The Daily Tribune from Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin • Page 4

Centralis High Oehool Note. Gervtralia Enterprise N0 TRIBUNE. One of th Unilfr lia rip A nunits wrote the following obituary of a frog killed by several investigating student who tried to gain a definite idea of its anatomy: New Train 0rvlc to KmMi City. The Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul R'y has just added to its service a night train in both directions on its Kansas City division in addition to the day train, which will still continue to run.

Southbound, the new train will arrive in Kansas City in the morning in ample time to make connection with the outgoing- morning trains on all southern and southwestern roads. Nwlft mt riMl Vwt. i La i Office at Wr4C, Wi. 1 Miurn D-s. Notice is hereby given that the folio ing-nuiiit-d Mitler has nlru nut ire uf hiiiit-iuiuu to make final pun.f in upMrt of his claim, and that said proof will tie made twfore the Judge or Clerk of IlieCirc-uit Court at Grand K.tnds, Mav 5.

viz: Stephen H. Snyder, li. E. No. 7147.

for tut- W4 of V4 of Sec. 12, 1 -'1 U. 5 t. He names the following witnesses to prove hU continuous residence ujuii aud cultivation of shuI land, viz: IVter Miilit-n and Eugene Myers, of Saratoga, and FruK li. itrtn and Koy Lain, ol Grand L.ipiiU, is.

Lot' 1 4 Alf'JI ETTI, liealster. Bv BRUNDAGE BROS. Published on Saturday of each week at Centralia, Wood Count, Wisconsin. Entered at the Post OrEee at Centralia, Wisconsin, as second-class mail matter. fr) I AVS.NVVVVVV VNVV vWvV uvw "Died.

Aprs! 16. ls. of torture. I leave my family and children to the school for future torture. (Signed) Mr.

Frog. The physics class are studying current electricity. An alternator, a Kumkorf coil and several pieces of apparatus of like nature have been arranged by the mechanically inclined members of the class and we are able to reach results that would otherwise be impossible except with expensive apparatus. The botany class are studying structural botany with the ue of the compound microscope, something that has been heretofore impossible because of lack of proper material. Literary and Musicale.

Centralia, Wisconsin, Jfr. iS, Sg6. Carlisle's Greatest Effort. Passengers for Ottumwa, ExceKior Springs, Kansas City or points south or so; th west of Kansas City, will find this a most desirable route. A through sleeping car will be run between Savanna, Cedar Kapids and Kansas City, and free reclining chair car and coaches between Chicago, Savanna, Cedar Rapids and Kansas City.

Meals will be served on the train en route. The agents of the Chicago, Milwaukee iV St. Paul R'y and connecting lines will furnish any further information desired. Summons. STATK oF Wisconsin, Wood ounty.

-ss. In Justice Court. City of Centralia. To HKONDOKFFK AND Kl'FIiH AKI', Cti-PAKI NFKS: You are hereby not i lied that a warrant of attachment has been issued against you, and your pioH-ll) attached to satisfy the dflnau.t of J'cph A. Cot riveau aiiiouiitiiitf to fifteen dollars.

Now unless you shall apwar i.efoie T. J. Cooper, a justice of the ee in and for said county, at his office in said city, on the of Aprd. A. D.

at one o'clock iu tli-i alt r-uooii, judgment will be rendered against you and your iaprrty sold to pav the debt. Latea this i'nd day of April, a. D. Joseph A. CoKKivKAf.

Flaiutiff. J. W. COCHEAX, I'laintiff's Attornev. John G.

CarliMe. secretary of the treasury, delivered an address before the trades unions of Chicago last Wednesday evening, which will go far toward shaping our country's history. His address was on the currency question and essentially and distinctively non-political in every way. He spoke to laboring men, by whom the immense Auditorium was filled to overflowing, and his language was framed so as to for Infants and Children. THIRTY ywri' otrvatlon of Castoria, ith tlia ptronc of millions of persons, permit to pe-Ji of it without It is nnqnostiona.Tly tho best remedy for Infanta and Children the world has erer known.

It is harmlaas. Children like it. It gives thorn health. It will aaro their Uvea. In it Mothers haro aomefhlna; which is ahsolntelv safe and practically perfect as a chlld'a medicine.

Castorin destroys Worms. Castoria allays Feverishnes. Castoria prevents vomiting Sowr Card. Castoria enres Piarrhoo and Wind Colio. Castoria relieves Toothing Tronhlos.

Castorin cores Constipation and Flatnlenov. Castoria nentralUes tho effects of carhonle acid gaa or poison ons air. Castoria does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotic property. Castoria assimilates tho food, rognlatoa tho stomach and howela. giving healthy and natural sleep.

Castoria is pnt np in one-site bottles only. It la not sold in hoik. Don't allow any ono to sell yon anything also on tho plea or promise that It la Jnst aa good and will answer every Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. evening with Lowell" may be enjoyed bv all who will take the trouble to go to the Cong'l church Monday evening, April 20th, at 7:30 o'clock. Mr.

Guy S. Ford will speak upon James Russell Lowell and give interpretive selections from his works. PROGRAM. Anthem Congregational Choir Clarinet Duet Messrs. Lyon and Bandelin iuy S.

Ford Duet Mi.ses Thorn and Keeves Clarinet Duet Messrs. Lyon and Bandelin No admission wilt be charged. At a later date Mr. Geo. P.

Ham-brecht will give illustrations of "The Science of Common Things." Legal Notices. Noiice of Final Proof. Land Office at Wacsau, April 16, Notice is hereby triven that the following-named settler has filed notice of his iiitt-ntion to make final piof in supitoit of Ins claim, and that said proof will foe made before the Jude or Clerk of the Circuit Court at lirand Kapids, on Mav 30, viz: Hertha Nicohms, II. E. Xo.

r17 lor the SK1 X', SE1 aud SE4 SE4 of fee. 24. 1 21 K. 4 E. she names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upou and cultivation of, said land, viz: Alliert Vervort, William Folzen, William Dimmer and Amos Sharkey, all of Port Edwards, Wis.

Loiis Makchetti, Kegister. Notice to Creditor. State of Wisconsin County Court for Wood County In Probate. In the matter of the estate of Christian Warring, deceased. Letters of administration on the estate of said Christian Warring, deceased, having Iwen granted and issued to Marv Warring on the 17th dav of March, it is now at this special term of this court, Oni.EUFD, That all creditors of said Christian arcing, deceased, do present their claims for examination and allowance to this Court on or before the 2nd day of November, hich time is hereby allowed and limi'ed for that purpose.

Okdfkfd Fi kthfr. That the claims and demands of ail ersons against said deceased be presented to. received, examined aud adjusted by this court at the regular terms thereof' to be held at the probate oflice in the citv of Grand Kapids, in said countv, on the tirst Tuesday, being the 6th day of Octoler, and the first Tuesday being the 3rd dav of Novemler, ifc. AND iTlsFl KTHER tciF.KF.D. That notice of the time and place at whicti said claims and demands will be received, examined and adjusted as aforesaid, and oi the time limited for creditors to present their claims, lie given bv publishing a copy of this order and notice for four successive weeks in the Centralia Enterprise and Tribune, a weekly newspaper published at the city of Centralia.

in said countv, the first publication to be within teu days froin the of tiie order. Dated 17th, By the Court, E. C. Pors, County Judge. Congregational Church.

See that yon ret C-A-S-T-PR-I-A. Tho fac-mlmllo aignatnro of ta on every wrapper. Rev. Win. Kilburne, pastor.

Sabbath services, 'April V), 18. Morning worship, 10:30. Bible School, 12 m. Subject, "The lost found." Junior Christian Endeavor 3:30 p. m.

Y. P. S. C. E.

6:45 p. m. Subject, "What we should be doing to save the lost." Evening service, 7:30. The weekly prayer meeting will hereafter be held on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Notice of Final Proof. 1 Land Office at Wavsau, i March 24, Notice is herehy given that the following-named settler has tiled notice of Ins intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be ade before the Judge or Clerk of the Circuit court, at Oraud Kapids, on Mav 15, lssni, viz: Scy-chow-in-cali, H. E. -No. 4,350 for the NE1 SW'4 See.

1 Tp 21, X. K. 3 E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Thomas Winter. Joe Hand.

Joe Monega and George Monega, all of Wis. Louis Makchetti, Kegister. M. E. Church.

sB ill LOOK HERE Rev. J. R. Reynolds, pastor. Services for Sunday April 19, 1896.

10:30 a. sermon by the pastor. Subject, "The Secret of Strength." 12 Sunday School. 3 p. Junior League.

6:45 p. Epworth League. 7:30 p. m. Theme, "The Word of God a Blessing to our Race." Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

appeal directly to the minds and hearts of his hearers. It is unnecessary to say that Mr. Carlisle's was decidedly against the free and unlimited coinage of silver, and in favor of the gold standard of values, and that his remarks were not capable of a double construction. The distinguished statesman demonstrated to the satisfaction of his hearers that the threatened revolution in the financial policy of the country could only bring distress and bankruptcy to all of our established institutions; that the laborers would not receive an increase in wages commensurate with the increase in the price of the necessities of life; that a depreciated currency would have to be accepted as pensions to soldiers and sailors, their widows and children; tor losses sustained under policies issued by life and other insurance companies, for deposits in saving banks, trust companies, building associations and other institutions, for debts due to widows and orphans by guardians, ex. ecutors and administrators of decedents' estates and other trustees, for for salaries of all civil, military and naval officials, and the compensation of private soldiers and seamen, and, in short, for every kind of obligation recognized by the laws of the land, except in cases where the prudent capitalist has taken the precaution in advance to contract for payment in gold or its equivalent.

These obligations and many more, being obtained or bargained for under a gold basis, could be settled under a free coinage of silver basis, and the recipients would be legally cheated out of just about half their just dues. Mr. Carlisle gave living examples of his theory, particularly the republic of Chili and the government of Mexico, where silver is the money of the country' and although both are rich in natural resources, yet poverty and distress and a depreciated credit characterize them in the eyes of the civilized world. Coming generations will accord to Grover Cleveland and John G. Carlisle their full meed of credit for contributing so effectually toward stemming the free silver tide; and, although they and their followers may meet such determined opposition within the ranks of their own party as to admit of no possibility of political success, yet they are made of such stuff that they would rather meet defeat on a platform which inj-ures the prosperity of the country than success on one which as surely points to our financial ruin.

Notice of Final Proof. Land Office at W'acsau, I March 24, lsoo. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler lias tiled notice of his intention i make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk of the Circuit Court at Grand Kapids, on May 15, im, viz: Bear Chief, H. E. Xo.

4.326 for the SE'i of SW4 of fwc.ri, ii 21 K. 3 E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said l'tnd, Thomas Winter, Joe Hand, Joe Monega, and Geo. Monega, all of I'abeock. Wood Wis.

Locis Makchetti, Kegister. It is not the money yon earn that makes yon rich; it's the money yon St. John's Church. save. The following services will be held at St.

John's Episcopal church Sunday, April 19, 1S96: Holy Eucharist, 8 a. m. Matins, Litany and Sermon, 10:30 a. m. Evensong and Address, 4 p.

m. Notice of Final Proof. I Land Office at Wausau, I March 17, 1. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fiied notice of his intention to make final proof in snpnort of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Jmlue or Clerk of the Circuit Court at Grand Kapids, on Mav 5, viz: August llinueboese, H. E.

No. 237 for the SV4 of See. 32, T. 21 K. 5E.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Kudolph Harder, Julius Marks, William Kuhn and Charles Witzel, all of Port Edwards, Wis. Louis Makchetti, Kegister. Unity Church. Services for Sunday, April 19, 18. 2 p.

Sunday School. 3 p. preaching by Rev. J. R.

Reynolds. 4 p. Communion. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. WE WILL DO THE SAVING FOR YOU Bicycles, Wagons, Buggies and Carts, Plows, Harrows, Seeders, Cultivators, Stoves, Carpenters Tools, Tinware, Grass, Field and Garden Seeds, Paints, Oil, Brushes.

Kalsomine. Lime. Cement and Building Material. Don't invite disappointment by experimenting. Depend upon One Minute Cough Cure and you have immediate relief.

It cures croup. The only harmless remedy that produces immediate results. Johnson, Hill Co. Herchants are New Model. Gives authorized Here's Jt Pretty Mess.

I 4 THE CENTRALIA HARDWARE CO. WV.1' llll Form. 94 Style S. monev fledium If you desire the complete history of this denizen of the forests of Northern Wisconsin, call on CENTRALIA LUMBER COMPANY, Centralia, Wisconsin, And jret their prices on Long, Short The McKinley boom has apparently run against a life-size snag. It has heretofore been believed that the Ohio man was the special favorite of the great proscriptive order.

But Judge J. H. Stevens, of St. Louis, chairman of the National Executive committee of the A. P.

submitted to an interview at Cincinnati about a week ago, in which he has this to say: "It is true that the A. P. A. will not give to Major McKinley its support, either for the nomination or for the election in November should he be nominated. His record is such that no A.

P. A. member who is true to his principles and 'who has not been weaned away from the association by promises of an office can support it. Mr. McKinley has never recognized this Judge Stevens then enumerated various grievances against McKinley, among them the neglect of McKinley managers to grant an A.

P. A. committee an audience in' Washington from the 25th to the 30th of last March Notice to Creditors. State of Wisconsin County Court for Wood County In Probate. In the matter of the estate of Samuel Smith Norton, deceased.

Letters of administration on the estate of said Samuel Smith Norton, deceased, having been granted and Issued to Celia A. Howe on the Mli day of April, it is now at this April, 18H6, term of this court, Okhekko, that all creditors of said Samuel Smith Norton, deceased, do present their claims for examination and allowance to this Court on or before the 3rd day of X'oveniher, lsw. which time is hereby allowed and limited for that purpose. Oki'Kkkk Fcrthf.k, that the claims and demands of all persons against said deceased be presented to, received, examined and adjusted oy this court at the regular term thereof to be held at the probate oltice in the citv of Grand Kapids, in said Comity, on the first Tuesday, being the 2nd day of June, l.SO'i, and the tiit Tuesday being the 3rd day of November, And it is Okhekf.h, that notice of the time and place at which said claims and demands will be received, examined and adjusted as aforesaid, and of the tune limited for creditors to present their claims, be given by publishing a copy of this order and noiice for four successive weeks in the Centralia Enterprise and Tribune, a weekly newspaper published at the city of Centralia, in said county, the first publication to be within ten days froiu the date of the order. Dated April h.

im. By tiie Court, E. C. Foils, County Judge. J.

W. Cochran, Attorney for Administratrix. Sheriff Sale. Iii Circuit Court Wood County. George Bender, vs.

I Conrad Bord and Jacob Bord, Defendants. Whereas, Judgment, was entered and docketed in the above entitled action on the tith day of June, A. D. 1SH4, for Hie sum of One Hundred and Sixty-five and 40-ltm Dollars, then tine and for subsequent Installments to grow due as follows: On the 1st day of December, istit, the sum of seventy Dollars and Six and 62-KXi I lollars interest; on the 1st day of December, 15, the sum ol Seventy Dollars aim Eleven and fio-ion Dollar interest; on the 1st day of December, the sum of Seventy Dollars together with the sum of Sixteen and 42-100 Dollars interest; on the 1st day of December, 1S97, the of Seventy Dollars together with the sum of Twelily-oue and 32-100 Dollars interest. Xotlceis hereby given that by virtue of and pursuant to the judgment of foreclosure and sale duly rendered and entered in the above entitled action, in the Circuit Court for said Wood county, on the tith day of June, 1804, in favor of the above named plaintiff and against the above named defendants therein, (more than one veur having elapsed since such entry of judgment, and no part of such judgment having been paid), John l.lndahl, as sheriff of said County of Wood, will, on the 20th day of April.

A. D. 1 siMi, at two o'clock In the afternoon of that day, at the front door of the court house, in the City of Grand Kapids, In said Wood county, oiler for xale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the premises described in said judgment, as follows, to-wit i All the following real estate lying and being situated in tins County of Wood and State of Wisconsin, described as follows, to-wit The west half of the southeast quarter of Section Number Twenty (an) In Township Number Twenty-three (2 1) North, of Kange Number Five (5) East, containing eighty (so) acre of laud.be the same more or less, according to government survey. Dated at the slieriffs office, In the City of Grand Itaplds, Wood County, Wisconsin, this Glii day of March, A. D.

iwo. Jniix Linda Sheriff ol Wood County, Wisconsin. to) trial if not Liimber, Lengths. Best Ma tcrlals. SPOTTED HOD AG, Bovine Sfiritualis.) Pliototriipltrrl from lle fx T.

A. TAYLOR. Lime and Biiilding Paper. Featherbone Corset Cot Sole Manufacturers, KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. FOR SALK BY Lath, Shingles, Doors, WindouJs, JOHNSON, HILL and the fact that McKinley himself Ittff II 1 'i tl I .1 li Ci r- 1...

1 Send in your bills for estimate. A description of the Hodag accompanies each estimate. committee to him. Judge Stevens says: "We shall fight him in convention and if he be nominated he cannot be elected." In conclusion he says: MYou may ay for us that we are against McKinley to the last. From the knowledge I possess of our strength, I know that the A.

P. A. holds the balance of power and McKinley cannot be nominated." i Dry (Joods and Notions. CENTRALIA. THE MONARCH OF BOOKS.

John Sherman's RECOLLECTIONS Of Forty Years In the House, Senate and Cabinet. Ajii'iitt coining money. Salt's enormous E(iiHls i i runt' Memoir. One iwiit cleared In one week: Knottier W.t In Ave diiys; Hliotlipr in fourteen Ikiiii-m. No eomM'litlon.

KxeliiMive territory. MiiKtillleent opportunity for live Rtrenti. lor term cull on or mimes The Werner Company, 160 ADAMS STREET, CHICAGO. THE HISTORY OF THE A ME Id CAN SPOTTED H0DA0. CHAPTER IV.

Continued from our issue of Mhh-Ii 21, mas. The scientific name (Bovine Spirit ualis) given to tins animal on account of the popular belief that on the death of an ox, its spirit took the form of a hodatf. In support of this theory it is reported by at least three reliable woodsmen that soon after Daly Samp-on lost a valuabl- black and white ox in the winter of 1883-4, they saw in the distance a large hodag marked plainly with white spots on a black background like the ox in question; and what is still more remarkable was distinctly branded on one of its horns. To this day these woodsmen smile a. smile of scorn and derision when anyone in their presence presume to cast a doubt upon this illustration of the an cient theory of transmigration.

tjT It is true that the hodag is carniverotis, but it also feeds upon small shrubs, and the new shoots on the branches" of trees are its favorite diet. It prefers the pine to all other kinds of timber. By means of the hook on its tail it nulla small trees up by the roots and then feeds upon the branches. (To be continued "Jfo deader" is au expression which sound quite harsh, especially when it comes from Mich an apostle of pure English undefiled as is the Milwaukee.