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STATE NEWS.
Mre. Anna Beck, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Uihlein of Milwaukee
died unexpectedly at the Pi lyclinic
hospital in Chicago shortly after (>
o'clock last Friday. Mrs. Beck was one
of the victims of the explosion that
wrecked the Chicago powerhouse of the
Northwestern railway on the evening
of Decemoer 2 and shattered the parlor
car of the Milwaukee train that was
just leaving the station. On Wednesday
November 14, Anna Uihlein was married
to August C. Beck, and one month
ago the happy couple departed fur a
wedd.ng journey through the South and
East. They were about to leave Chicago
on the return from the honeymoon jour
ney the afternoon of the accident, and
were seated in the train when the ex
plosion occurred. The sadden death
of Mrs. Beck was a great shock to
friends and relatives.
The only son of the Bey. Andrew Por
ter, presiding elder of the Methodist
church. Oshkosh ran away from home
a week ago. The cause is unknown.
The lad is 13 years old. Mr. Porter says
that he has heard from his son, but re
fuses to state when or whence.
Anna Reichert, of La Crosse who lias
been in the hospital four weeks on ac
count of injuries alleged to have been
received from trainmen on the Milwau
kee road, is preparing to bring suit for
$40,000 damages. She claims her fare
was paid from Milwaukeee to La Crosse
but the conductor gave her a station
slip only to Columbus then ’-.sod violence
in trying to put her off there. She was
brought through to La Crosse and at
once went to the hospital.
In the preliminaries for the freshman
declamation contest at Madison, held in
Athena hall Saturday afternoon, the five
winning contestants were members of
the Athena Literary society. The suc
cesssnl contestants are F. L. Randolph,
Madison; L. Ludlow, Waukesha: L. D.
Blackman. Ames. la.; G. S. Wooledge.
Antigo and F. Arnold of Eau Claire.
H. A. Smyth was elected manager oi
University Cooperative association at a
meeting of the Board of Directors at \.
M. C. A. house. He succeeds T. S.
Morris, resigned, and takes up his du
ties at once. Mr. Smyth has been first
assistant to Mr Morris for several years
and is fully competent to take charge ol
the large business of the association.
Levi Hale, supervisor of the town of
Crivitz while out hunting with twi
other men, managed to bag four bears
They felled an old tree and three cubs
and the mother emerged. One cub was
killed by a blow from an axe. The oth
er two were captured and the old beat
wa. killed after four shots had been fir
ed into her. She made straight for the
men and they had a lively time before
killing her.
The purchase of over 10,000 acres if
government pine land in the northern
part of Idaho by a syndicate of which
Gov. Scofield is the head has been com
pleted at Marinette.
Considerable agitation is going on in
Fond du Lac for the- establishment of a
new circuit to consist of Sheboygan.
Fond du Lac and Green Lake counties.
The work of the present district lias
grown so voluminous, as to make it
almost impossible tor one judge toattei and
to all matters as properly and thoroughly
as it could be if arrangements were
changed. An active campaign on this
topic will be organized and it is hoped
carried to a successful issue.
Fire Sunday morning destroyed the
large tannery of Zzchetzsche & Sons.
Sheboygan, entailing a loss of SIBO,OOO.
The institute of the state normal teach
ers was held at the Normal school in
Oshkosh and 172 responded to roll call.
This is the first meeting of its kind to
be held in the W est and the State Board
of Regents of this state makes attend
ance of teachers compulsory.
The meeting was called to order by
State Supt. Harvey, who delivered an
address of welcome. Two sessions a
day— morning and afternoon are held
and the institute will continue through
the week.
I. Q. Emery of the Albion Normal
school opened the work with a paper on
the conditions which influenced the
Boirdof Regents to call the institute.
Addresses of a technical nature relating
particularly to normal school work, to
gether with discussions, make up the
programme for the week
A remarkable case of temporary in
sanity developed last week m the
actions of Mrs. Fred Doll of Marshfield
She left her home in that city Monday
morning, saying she was going to Alien
ton. near Milwaukee, to visit some rela
tives. She walked the entire distance
from Marshfield to Fancher. fifty miles
without food, sieep, reot or extra pro
tection from the hitter cold. She must
have spent Monday night in the fields.
She is 42 years of age and it is said has
had several spells of insanity before, but
had never previously attempted to wan
der away. Mr. Dull is a prominent in
surance agent at Marshfield.
The Legislative Visiting committee,
consisting of Senator J. J.. McGillivray
of Black River Assemblyman P.
A. Orton of Darlington and James John
son of Mukwouago, appointed by the
last legislature to inspect and repoit
upon the state charitable institutions
started out from Madison on its annual
visitation.
LIBRARIAN \ON BiII!SEN
Submits iler figures on Circulation for
Past Week.
Miss Von Briesen. librarian of the
Manitowoc pul -lie library submits her fig
ures, showing the circulation statistics
for the past weekending Dec. 15. They are:
General, 19; philosophy 2: religion, 3:
sociology, 9; natural science, 13; useful
arts, 6;fine arts9;history, 23; tia el, 33;
biography, 24; literature, 7f>B, Total 909
Of these 79 were German, fl Polish, and
24 Bohemian. Daily average was 151,
Among the tens of thousands who
have used Chamberlaine’s Cough rem
edy for colds and la gripe during the
past few years, to our k owledge, not
a single case has resulted in pneumonia
Thos. Whilfi I.’, ifv Cos , 219 Wabash ave
nue, Chicago, one of the most promi
nent retail dr; g ,ists in that city, in
speaking of this, says; “We recommend
Ghamberlaine’s Cough Remedy for la
gripe in many cases, as it not only gives
prompt and complete recovery, but also
counteracts any tendency of la gripe
t> result in pneumonia." For sale bj
Henry Hinrichs Druggist.
Christian Science.
The Christian Science socie y holds
service Sunday at 10:39 A. M. Subject
for next Sunday’s lesson is: “Christ
Jesus”. Sunday school 11:45. Wed
uesday evening service at 8 o'clock.
Heading room is open Tuesday and
Thursday from 2 to 4 P. M. Frazier
mil, York street between Seventh aid
Eighth. All are invited.
No one can reasonably hope for go and
health unless his bowels move once each
lay. When this is not attended to, dis
irderf of the stomach arise.bilious head
iche dyspepsia and piles soon follow.
If yon wish to avoid these acliments keep
,our bowels regular by taking Cham
berlaine’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
>vhen nquired. They are so easy to take
md mild and gentle in affect. For sale
by. Henry Hinrichs Druggist.
STOPS THE CO Villi
AND WORKS OFF THE COLD
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents.
ing
landscape paint
ing. kalsomimng, mixing colors, cun
raiding, etc . from our Palmer's Book
)ur book of 25 years experience in sign
iuilhou.se painting is so explicit that
•ven boys can leach themselves the
painter's trade in a short time. 25
rated alphabets are include 1 in onr
nook. Address Val. Sehreier Sign
Works. .Milwaukee WK
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1 Thai cough I
I Hangs on i
I You have used all |
h sorts of cough reme-1
J dies but it does not 1
I yield; it is too deep I
j seated. It may wear |
j itself out in time, but f
fit is more liable to!
| produce la grippe, 1
{pneumonia or a seri-1
jous throat affection.
I You need something
[that will give you
strength and build
up the body.
SCOTT’S !
EMULSION |
will do this when everything |
else fails. There is no doubt j
about it. It nourishes, |
strengthens, builds up and |
makes the body strong and j
healthy, not only to throw i
off this hard cough, but to |
fortify the system against
further attacks. If you are
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
j nourishing food medicine.
5 and (i.oo, all druggists. *
f SCOTT 4t BOWNE, Chemists, New York. |
L-to—oo—Hr—*m—-an—J
DR. TURBIN
Of Berlin, Germany, ihe Expert Specialist and Surgeon.
Who lias visited Manitowoc for the past SIX YEARS.
Once a Month, will again be in
Manitowoc- Friday, January 4th,
AT THE WILLIAMS HOUSE.
DR. TURBIN,
TRe Specialist
CURES
ALL
CHRONIC
CASES.
Why?
Because he gives
his entire attention
to these cases.
All Cases He Undertakes Guaranteed.
YOUNG MFN y° u arc troubled with
* ilit nervous debility, stupid
ness, or are otherwise unfitted for business or
study, caused from youthful errors or excesses,
you should cousult. this specialist at once. Don’t
delay until too late.
MIDDLE-AGED AND OLD
MAMKINIH There are thousands of you
' , ' l * ' troubled with weak, aching
backs and kidneys and other unmistakable
signs of nervous debility. Many din of this difli
tufty, ignorant of tbecause. The most obstinate
•uses of this character treated with unfailing
success.
A| | fAKF delicate nature—in
-ILL wiJi.njLj (laminations and kindred
troubles—quickly cured without pain or iue.on
■ eulence.
CATARRH which poiiins the breath,
“''““'•VV • stomach and lungs and paves
be way fur Consumption, also Throat, Liver,
\ PRW POINTS I * st —Th doctor K'vps his personal attention to each oxllvhluul ease.
I 1 uII r 011)10. oj business conducted on a professional basis and strictly confidential,
•d—Names and pictures never published unless requested to do so. 4th— The doctor s patients
-re his friends.
VRITP y° ur troubles if living away from city Thousands cured at home by correspondence
tlltllu ami medicine sent as directed. Absolut*' secrecy in all professional dealings. Address
1 letters, giving street and number plainly. Send stamps for listof questions.
DOCTOR TURBIN, 103 Randolph St., Chicago, 111.
SIOOO WORTH OF ROOD
A. H. Thnrness of Wills (’reek Coal 1
Cos.. Buffalo, 0., writes; “1 have been !
iftlictcd with kidney ami hlader trouble
for years, passing; gravel or stones, with
y erntiating pain. Other medicines]
mly gave relief. After taking Foi.ky s
Kidnky Cork the result was surprising,
t few doses started the brick dust, like
dne stones, etc., and now 1 have no pain
(cross my kidneys and I feel like anew
man. Foi.ky’s Kionkv Crur. has done
me worth of good." tHenry Hin
richs.
More failures are dne to'Jlack of Jwill
than lack of strength.
A cold, cough or hi grippe can he
"nipped in the hud" with a dose or two
of Foi.KY'.s Honfv and T.\|{. Beware
if substitutes. There is nolliiini so good.
Henry Hinrichs.
There's always room at the top but!
tew men care todwoll in aioatlic.
i;\iTifsiov r\ ii s mi: mi;
HOLIDAYS
Via the Northwestern line, xcursiou
tickets will 1 sold at low rates to
points on the Northwestern System east j
of the Missouri River within goo miles
if selling station, December ‘-It. 2a, !ll I
.ml January 1. good returning until
January 2. inclusive. Apply to agents
Chicago & North-Western R’y. 27
A p ssimist is a person who doe n't !
\|i< ct the expected to happen.
Art thou one oflhe many that has
drained the Holden Nectar that maketh
ihy heart full of strength and gladness?
if not, take Rocky Mountain Tta. Se
Buerstatte.
i Special Prices
on
Teas and Coffees
I
Tea and coffee are the import
ant items of every meal and the
I tea and coffee drinker always fa
j vors the best in this line. Ap
pearance does not always decide
I the quality of tea or coffee. I is
after they are in the cup that
their purity and strength can be
detected. These special prices
enable you to get high grade teas
and coffees for the holiday-* for
little money.
25c Mocha and Java collee 1 11).
free with every 4 pounds.
55c true Formosa tea 1 j lb. free
with every $1 worth.
THL PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Manitowoc, Wis.
Business Men
realize the fact
that Dr, Turbin
can be depended
on to fulfil his
promises in every
respect, and tho
doctor has
among his patrons
some of the
most prominent
business men,
who are his best
friends,
Heart, Kidney, Bladder and all constitutional
and internal troubles; also Rupture, Piles,
Fistula, l)yapeps J H, Diarrhoea and all diseases
of tbe stomach and bowels treated fur in ad
vance of any institution in the countn
BLOOD AND SKIN
Scrofula, Tumors, Tetter, Edema ami HI 1
Poison thoroughly eradicated, leaving the sys
tem in a strong, pure and healthful state
I AniF* If you arc suffering from pTsistent
LnL/ILJ Headache Painful M- nsiruttu u.
Uterine Displacements. I’ains in Back, ami feel
as if it were impossible for you to endure your
troubles and still lie obliged to aloud ymir
household and social obligations There are
many women doing this to-day. However, a
great many have taken treatment of tic spe
oialist, ami he can refer you to those wlm bate
been cured by him. Give the doctor a call. He
can give all' the encouragement in the world
and will cure you it you trust yourself to his
care.
Going Out of business.
From now until January Ist I will
sell my stock of Pianos. Organs and Sew
ing Machines ai a dual cost prim-s
Your wife, sister or mother will want
one for a Christmas present It will
pay you to come ami see me.
FRED KI Ell I,
20 llllt Washintt'ti -trei
A man isn't necessarily a c-avaid he
eanse he runs from a vicious cow.
<B
Tiiis signature is on every ho-, of the gyir
Laxative Bromo=Qmnine Taw.-t
tiio remedy that cures r roll’ in *>!<“ e->.v
Many a man imagines that even
married woman he meets would have
preferred him to the man -lie married t
they had only met sooner.
DRESSMAKER,
We carry in -slock a
complete line <d
LllsriltTGS
. . of till kind'- in
Siiks, Cottons, Etc
We will not sew dresses
unless the litigant; - is pur
chased of Us.
MISS ROEBER,
816 York St.
mmr
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, riis
j courages ana lessens ambition: beauty, vigor
. and
„v L V~ ‘ disappear when the ki
Tinnevs are cut cf cr.i r
4IM"' or K di r J ; K u
I riU .vSrJy - N ; ancy troub:e he
, become so prevaler.'
* "1) that >t is not uncom; n
I rU\* /! . j for a child to he Irn
j , \'V\ 't i : ,~ afflicted *a:th weak kid
'M neys. If the child utin
a;es too often, if •
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the chil;
reaches an age when it should be able t
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-we ting, depend upon it. the cause c;
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment cf
these important organs. This unplea ant
trouble is due to a diseased condition cf the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp. Root is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists, in fifty- f
'ent and one dollar AlSfr
.uses. You mav have a HißriWßHit
;ample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet tell- Home <if swampHo.it
ng all about it. including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmei
6 Cos.. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
_
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MANITOWOC BUILDING
SUPPLY CO.
Phone 41. IS. Fifth and York St.
Manitowoc, Wis.
Dr. Humphreys’
Specifics cure by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder in
any other part of the system.
SO. CURES. PHtCES.
I— Frvcn. Congestions, Inflammation**. .*25
‘i-U firms. Worm Fevw, Worm Colic.. .‘25
3 Teething. Colic, Crying,Wakefulness .‘2A
I- Diarrhea, of Children or Adult. .25
7—Coughs. Colds, Prouchltls ,*25
H—Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache. .25
O Headache Sick Headache, Vertigo .‘25
I 0- D\ *|m'|>mla Indigestion,Weakstomach.2s
I 1 Kuppres*ed or I*ainf'nl Periods *25
12 \\ lilies. Too ITofust 'Periods .*25
13 Croup. Laryngitis, Hoarseness ... *25
II Salt Itheuin, Finsipel.H,Eruptions .‘25
15 HheiniiiiliMiii, Uheumntlc Pains ,*25
11 Miliaria. Chill-, 1 • n• r and Ague .‘25
I!l I ntarrh. Infliu ii/a. < olil In the Head .‘25
2D \\ hoopinu-l ituuh • .25
27 Kidney Diseases .25
2* V-noiiN DelHH\ 1.00
30 I rinary Weakness. Wet ting Ded 25
7 7 Drill, Hay Fever .*25
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Dr . ri- 1 sir Mailed Free.
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IN’ PROBATE Masitowoi Cmsiv lin in
1 In thanmttar of tha a-tata of Sn-an I'ii-r--
h-aaiiaad
I'oi-M xvhi-in ii nmv • i naant I.at hr- ta-tn
nantnry mi -aid a-,nta of -aid Sn ail Piat. a
hiin If 1 .1 -1 -11 i-auial to p. ,1. Piaraa on tl
lay of NnvainlHT A l> I Win and -is month
rmn and alti-r -uid day haunt allow a.I and lim
tad for aradih r- to hra-aiit than* . lattn- f, r
Xlliuilmtii It and Rllowatiaa. Initial lian
uvau that tlta nndaraltrnad will ~n tl.a third
I'naadiix iif 1 idirthirv April atal .Itn.a A 1>
:i"l at fin- Pri diata olflaa m Ila ,-it v of Manih ■
' ■-I- in -uid • onnty. raaaiva . xamitia and adjn-t
ill alaimMiiid di-nmnd-ol all i.i-r-i-n- aitain-t
aid .laaaa-i and
Cal.Hl I >a< anil ar 11 1!I >1
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Markham A Mnrkhatn AM - - - ■
"nh daa Kim"'.’7 inn I
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In Ilia ntHttar of tha K-tlita iif j'homa- Thor
- ill. daaaaaad
Notjaa j- harahy (rival) thill lit a -paaial Ti l I!■
if tin* County CiKirt to !■ In-ld in and fur -m !
"iinti at tha Court Ilmt-a in tin- Cjn ~t
Maiiitowoa. in-aid aminty on tin* third I n.--
lav. lH>itiir tha IMh day - I .lannary . Itml tl
ollllw imt limttar w i!l I-.- haai-d and . --n-idar. and
Tin-in tition of .1 -• 1 111 Tliofi t -, .idiiiuil-lnili r
I -aid I-tall- fm- liaati-aa to -,-M .1 part ot tin
■all 1 a.-lala halmnt.liit I-- - 111 ll i--t.lt.-. -itnill.-d M
la-CmmU of Mamtowi. and .Into ot \Vi-. ~n
in and da- ril-.-d a- t011..w- to wit Tha Ka t
all ot tha South l.a-t iptarti r ol tin- .North
'la-t i|nart.-r and tin Ka-f half ot tha N’. itl
a-t iinartar tin- South Kal • |ft■ -r I
"• ta-n No thirf v-tl.r. .- -a and all. t that part
1 tha Kast lull of tha North w. -l ..nar’ar - I
i-.-timi N'o. thirty h-nr .ih that 1-- tim-lli - I
In-i .ilmuat rond all in township No nini-iaan
In- north ot ninita twantx two .’.n , a-t and
-I utauiiint ahiiiit 11" .a !-i-
I hit. and 1 ml . *■ l it h twin
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t-i 11m11a Hr it 1.1 Ah' -rii" v
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Hie American Month!)
Review of Reviews
wirin’ ■m• * • .; • a;: *: v >;!■ t
timi aip'iit in \ ii *
lII’.IRM vIIIMMI.'SH'NS
to nn energetie wi.rk. i Thm art
a number of itit*■ 11 i, :I if- in
\intr nrijnniiitau ■ uho > ami' >t
afford tn iluwitliuut thi- maida/ine in
n Presidential \ ear
it j>]im-ant mill i!' lit.'!'! ;
linn. Writi* fur |iarticnlnrs to
Agency Department
I tie Kc\it'\\ of Uc\b:\\s Lmiipain
13 Astor Place, New N ork City.
The e/.ar of Uns-ia Midelo je-iiiii!-
lens than the yoniiff •;n< •u ' I 11• 3
Thin, nn tin 1 ■ Hit
hM. in probably due to the fin t that his
loving subjects keep hi 111 ,i >IIJII li II tx live
Her than she lias to
TOCt IIK ACIILD IN ONE DO
Tke Laxative liroino Tablets
All druggiHts refund the muin-x if it fails
to cure K. \V (trove's signature is on
each Ih> x. '-‘.'u
A woman • lirst ambition i for men to
rail her 1 1 anlifnl her sceoiid i- for wo
men to tall Inf stylish her thirl is for
ehildren to t all her sweet
r n
f.: Bed y *8
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1 Wy. ■’v.L",.., v-sy”v ’
L a : 1
%: Cordova i
J CANDIES lc.
Hpfflsbs ibb. / ■....." a.. ,ilji
s Pam.
NORTHKUN WIM’OVSI.N RtII.KOAO
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1 Are increasing in value from y. ,ir to
year. Railroads are tlio great’ci
fur they give the settler an wellj as’ tin
manufacturer equal opportunity to
, work in r.i; eveloped fields, therefore
rapidly settling the conn try ’and bring
: forth its undis overed riches. North
| era \\ iseousiu is rich in iron 'ore; clay,
; kaolin, marl, timber and fine farm
| land.- It Inis made many a settler
! independent and added to the wealth of
j manufacturers who have nought this
territory. opportunities [have not
passed. a> Jthere is still a generous
-iipph a land which can lie obtained at
low figuie. and on easy terms.
THI. U’ISI (r\sl.V (,'KXTRAhJItV.
Was one of the first roads to penetrati
the vast Wisconsin wilderness Jwhieh
stretche- u'l'n-s the stale'from Hast to
West. It also.has developed from year
to year and today offers the Is-st of
transjiortaiien facilities, enabling all
to shij) the products of that section to
my market in the world.rj Illustrated
pbamplets and maps which are inter
sting as well as instructive can be ob
tained by addressing
MV. 11. KlbhKN.
Latnl and Industrial Commissioner
(it ii. T. Jarvis, Gen. Mgr.
Bcrton Johnson. J.\r. ('. Ponh.
<>■ 1 A Gen. Pass. Agent
Colby A: Abbot Hldg., Milwaukee \Vi^
lIOYER BROTHERS
MERCHANT TAILORS.
MANITOWOC WISCi >\s 1N
lIASI.W VA F\lt M I IMIS I'M if s\ |, K
In Northern Wisconsin <>n the North
Western Line. Low rates ami easy
ten..sol payments. About 400.(M *> a. n s
uf i Imicc farm lands. Early havers will
M'cni'i 1 thr advantage nf location on tin
many lii-antilul streams ati<l hikes
which abound with fish and furnish a
never ending ami must ■ h-nt
water supply. both fur family an-1 I-i
stuck
Land m generally well tiinl>• r> I tin
soil fertile andea->y of cultivation <hi
ago Mil'. 1 ml.ee st. Paul Minn.■
llilluth ■s ;M-ri--r. Ashlaml ami imnii ;
mis other thriving cities fnrui-h g->od
markets t r farm prodm-e.
I'ur fni" ,er particulars mMr- - *'< ■
W I'lll I..ni'l ( ummissiuiier, llmlsm,
Wi i■- (. II R. A (i H A St
Han! Minn
Spas in I Moment.
In.'ii '.via I .iiii lent rem. All
Han I Si if t nr ('til lun seil Lumps "in I Hi. m
ishes fruiii lim ses. Hlihml spavins. ( nrbs
Splints. Sweet ley' Kill"-I Julie. Slides
Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Conglm
etc Save stall by the use lif one butfli
Warnitileeil the most wonilerfnl Hlctnish
(hire ever known. Sohl by F. (’. liner -
statte Druggi-t Manitowoc. Wis.
\ KlfV I.OU l;A II S UIM
on October Hi. ItHMi, ti e Chicago *V
N- 'i th Western Railway will sell home
seekers’ . Ni iirsiuii tickets at very low
tales fur the round trip from < hicago
lu.ill points on the North Western Line
in Nebraska. Smith Hakuta, including
the I Hack Hills, ami (lakes N 1) also
to points in Northwestern lowa ami
Minnesota ami to points on the I’nion
Pacific railroad in Nebraska.
The above in addition to the regular
huiiieseeki rs excursions mi these same
dates at rate of one fare plus ijt-.’.00 for
the round trip to authorized points in
Wisconsin Michigan. Wyoming, Col
onulo, I 'tali. Idaho. Oregon ami Wash
ington Tickets tube limited totwenty
one day s from date of sale and gixxl for
stop over on the going trip within fifteen
day s in iniiaeseekers’ exenrsion territory.
Sisters f St. I rancis
Teacheisuf piano and other instru
ments. .Miisuu s piano method of touch
and technic taught.
Dec MO lift South 11 til street
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