The Post-Crescent du lieu suivant : Appleton, Wisconsin • 6

"mi" ni" Herman Wifclfcagcr ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT EXTERMINATE GATTLE TICK STATES COOPERATE WITH FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. RUSSIAH STUDENTS TIRE OF LONG REST Appleton, Wis. OFFICE IN OPERA H0U5E BLOCK Financial and Other Aid Has Been Extended Department of Agriculture Officials in West and South. PLAN TO RESUME STUDY IN THE UNIVERSITIES. RAILROAD TIME TABLES CHICAGO NORTH-WESTERN R'Y.

11 MASSES ARE RESENTFUL tnl sucfss given to the National Cigar in this and more than 2000 other Here of and rW condT A THIRD TO A HALF lKSS MONEY VCr askcd for C(uzl uality in thc history of the cigar business. Success was thP a "rdl1 occasion." It isn't a fad. It isn't a spasmodic effort. lt tne natural result or a common-sense, fundamental merchandising principle. ezrUSnrl rCS buy a "e- Their ciSars JPuced In million lots and btrXlff 3 the predticer.

No intermediate profits, no job-to the sktn CXpenSC3 t0 Speak And al1 the savinS given We have already told you how this plan gives 3 for 25c. cigars for 5c. Now take Feeling Prevails That Revolutionary Tactics Have. Deprived Them of an Education arJ They Resolve to Resume Work. 1:00 a 3:46 a 8 :40 a 10:57 a 2 :12 11:17 a 5:37 7:50 8:27 Washington, Sept 7.

The work of exterminating the Cattle tick in the southern and some of the western states is progressing satisfactorily, according to a statement made by Secretary Wilson Thursday. It began in Virginia and North Carolina, where, it was stated, cordial -cooperation is being given the department both in money and the extension of state authority to the department's officials. The appropriation for carrying on the work was $82,500. Some of the states have not enacted laws extending financial and other aid to the government, but Secretary Wilson said that even with the sum available much progress will be made. From California, Nevada, Oklahoma and Texas, he said, the reports already received give encouragement to the belief that in these states substantial progress has been made in exterminating the ticks.

WISCONSIN DIVISION Going North Houghton dally, Ishpemlng dally, Ishpeming daily ex. Sun. Menominee Sunday only, Menominee daily ex. Sun Green. Bay daily ex.

Sun Green Bay daily ex. Sun Menominee daily ex. Sun Green- Bay Sunday only Going South Chicago daily, Chicago daily ex. Sun. Chicago dally ex.

Sun. in Menominee to ChL dally Chicago dally ex. Sun. Fond du Lac and St. Paul pass.

daily except Sunday, Menominee Sunday only Milwaukee leares Ap-- nleton Junction dally. LA PanetelasIOc. dilZJl sVe" Hav "gars pro- Besides that, each size weighs two founds to ik tul fr t8d is used-in it but thousand more than the usual 4ightof theTame shaDef selected Cuban-srown leaf, fullv rinpnH tji: iL. no snaPe selected Cuban-grown leaf, fully ripened; rich La Idaha is 2 a 7:52 a 10:15 a 12:30 4:04 0:44 9:00 5:40 a sweet, and only one of the many exclusive brands aromauc. I here are 12 sizes, each selling at the proaucea ana soia exclusively by the National Cigar Stands each showing the jsame tremendous saving in price-for-quality.

KitLr.tJl 'X D'l lit Stl: TiTM.WWIlfc.. Murdered Man Is Found. Jamestown, N. Sept. 7.

The body of D. A. Wile was found secreted under a woodshed at his home at Ripley. The skull was crushed and apparently he had been dead several days. There was a trail of blood leading from the sitting-room to the kitchen and thence to the wrfjdshed.

Wile was about 30 years old and was a painter. He was seen Sunday at Erie, where his wife has been for several days. -ASHLAND DIVISION Going South a Appleton Junction to Kaukau- na, No. 62. a Ashland to Chicago, daily lim- ited, No.

6. a Appleton to Milwaukee, except Sunday local, No. 60. a Rhinelander to Milwaukee, except Sunday local, No. 14." Ashland to Milwaukee, except Sunday local.

No. 2, Going North a Sheboygan to Ashland, except Sunday, No. 17. MlHmukee to Rhinelander, except Sunday local, No. 6.

Chicago to Ashland, daily limited, No. 11. a Milwaukee to Appleton Junction, except Sun. local. No, 8.

St Paul and Dulmth, dally from Appleton Junction. iCffilSfc mvumammm rztmmwms at i' l1 ll 8:40 8 :49 6:05 11:15 4:14 7:55 6:01 11:27 li :85 10 :30 10 9:10 Tli iiSlI' '111 Ii" ma. II! CT il; 'i: I' I Vi num. mm fi r' 1 1. i I i I 1 il Ml' Ill i iffli Aon fin ii mm III II ill 11 IHIIIIIII llIlilllNl ILII III! iili, BIi IIIIVIIII ll.y.tllft III! I i i ii mm ii'li-nkT' It 9 9 UBIB All 111,11 I UL IR I I mmri ma aTVk Minor Defeated for Renomination.

Milwaukee, Sept. 7. -Returns from the Ninth congressional district show that Gustav Kustermann, of Green Bay, defeated Congressman Minor for the Republican nomination at the primary election on Tuesday. Kustermann's "majority Is between 300 and 500. a KaukaTJk to Rhinelander, lo- cal north bound, Sunday only Rhinelander to Kaukauna, local south bound, Sunday only ilti KKiiHW W.

J. smith, Agent. ii lI'lNi'MpiiWiE There are two Rational Cigar Stands in Jtppleton at the following addresses and only at these Stands can JVational Cigars be obtained. Tickets sold and baggage checked through al the principal points in the United States and Canada. Further information will be cheerfully given by calling at the passenger depot or by ringing up 505 F.

R. V. 'phone. W. J.

Smith, Frt. and Pass. Agt. Taken as $3,000,000 Thief. Buenos Ayres, Sept.

7. Erik Waldo-mar Ehr strom, a Finn, has been arrested at Santa Anna on the request of the Rusian legation, accused of the embezzlement of $3,000,000 while acting as cashier of a big corporation. He declares he is innocent St. Petersburg, Sept. 7.

At a meeting Thursday night of social democratic and social revolutionist university students it was decided not to oppose the reopening of the universities, which is scheduled for Octobei 14, thereby furnishing a strong possibility that the paralysis of the educational life of the country which has lasted for two school years may soon be ended. Many revolutionary students favored abandoning entirely the obstructive attitude, reentering the universities and resuming their studies, instead of making the universities "temples for the revolutionary movement," which was the motive behind the short and fruitless resumption of work in universities last year. 1 Among the. student masses there has grown up a feeling of resentment against the tactics which are depriving them of education, and a determination to resume studies regardless of any strike decisions. Boasts of Murder.

Among the arriving students, however, are many thorough irreconcila-bles, an extreme example of whom is an 18-year-old youth' from Warsaw who boasts that this summer he has killed 16 policemen. Reports from Moscow, Odessa and other university centers are to the effect that an unprecedented number of prospective students have registered, owing to the accumulation consequent on the two years' stoppage of instruction. Political Development. Moscow, Sept 7. An important conference between Dmitri Shipoff, Count Hayden, Michael Stakovitch and other prominent members of the peaceful regenerationist party will be held Saturday, to discuss the new developments in the Octoberist party, which probably forced them return to their old affiliations.

Taking advantage of the withdrawal of Count Hayden and others, the reactionist wing has started a campaign to capture the organization and turn It against the constitutional movement. The more progressive leaden are now considering a thorough review of the Octoberist programme instead of the creation of a new party. The leaders secretly hope, it is as serted, that the radical constitutional democrats will be victorious at the approaching elections for parliament, swing, the party over to the left and thus make room for a combination of moderate liberals. From members of the zemstvo congress now in session here it is learned many landlords favor abandoning their present estates In the thickly, settled provinces in exchange for tracts in the Urals and Siberia. To Execute Terrorists.

Warsaw, Sept. 7. Much excitement has been caused here by the announcement in newspaper extras that an order had been given to try to execute revolutionists who might be caught red-handed. To Liberate Prisoners. Stopincy, Russian Poland, Sept.

7. Revolutionists Thursday attacked the prison here with the purpose of liberating two political agitators who were confined here. A pitched battle followed, and after several rushes th attacking party gave up the attempt and withdrew, carrying off several wounded comrades. lamps Sactoteder DMg Wi The Union Drug Co. Fatal Powder Explosion.

Birmingham, Sept 7. Four cases of dynamite and 225 pounds of black powder exploded Thursday as a result of a fire in a miner's house at Republic, killing J. R. Bell, a miner, and his wife and injuring several others. have cast about 160.

It shows the democrats did not take much interest in election where the republicans with their small crowd of 53 votes last election cast 42 for governorthia being the first time in the history Little Chute since about 1833 republicans cast more votes that the democrats. Little Chute has always been the cradle of democracy but a gradual change is coming and in a few years when the old ones are gone and the jiew ones grow up there will be a change but we will fight them as long as we can and hold our own. Marblehead to Lay Up. Washington, Sept 7. Orders have been issued at the navy department to place the cruiser Marblehead out of commission at the Mare Island navy yard, California, and to transfer her officers and crew to the gunboat Yorktown.

will begin. Miss Katie Verstegen who has been visiting at Milwaukee for 3 weeks, returned home and is ready to start her school Monday after her vacation. The publication for marriage of An -tone Jansen and Miss Mary Verstegen was announced at St. John's church last Sunday the wedding will be Tuesday, Sept. 18 at St.

John's church. As was expected a small vote turned out at the primary election and as we don't like it we are glad that La Fol-lette through his favorite, Lenroot, got beat on their own machinery. Only 27 votes were cast for governor on the democratic ticket, where we ought to LITTLE CHUTE. Norbert Mollen and John Lenz h'ave left ior St. Norbert's college at De Pere where they will take up a course of study which wili suit them the best.

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Blommer and Mrs. Anna Waitzman of Milwaukee were here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wittman who buried at Buchanan last Friday, many from here also attended the funeral.

Miss Minnie Van Oss of Green Bay is visiting here with friends for a few days. The parochial school started last Monday with a large attendance and next Monday the village public school CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE A ST. PAUL Leave Appleton For Chicago, Racine, Madison, Prairie du Chien and all points south and 7:20 a 2:10 and 10:00 For Green Bay, Oconto, Marinette, Menominee, Iron Mountain, Republic, Champion, Ishpeming, Negaunee, Marquette, Hancock, and Calumet 7:00 For Lake Superior points and all points on the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Ry. and Soo Line. 10:00 For Green Bay and Intermmedlate points 6 :00 Arrive at Appleton Fr om Chicago and Milwaukee ....6:40 and 11:10 a and 9:10 From Marquette, Marinette, Menominee, Iron Mountain and Green Bay 6:40 a and 5:85 From Milwaukee.

.11 :10 a Trains leaving at 2:10, 6:00 and 10:00 and arriving at 6:40 and 5:35 are mixed trains, all others are passenger trains. Standard sleepers from Chicago and Milwaukee on night trains. Trains to Lochhtbst Leave Appleton 7 :20 am, 2:10 pm, 6 :00 and 10 :00 Arrive Lochhyrst 7:30 a 2:45 6:30 pm, and 10:25: p.m.. Returning Leavs Lochhyrst 6 :12 a 10 :25 a 6:07 and 8:25 m. Arrive Appleton, 6:40 a 11:10 a 5:35 and 9:10 p.

m. J. E. FLATLET, Agt. THE MARKETS.

Crescent Want Ads. bring results. Grain, Provisions, Etc. Chicago, Sept. 6.

FLOUR Steady. Spring wheat, special brands, $4. 6O4.70; Minnesota hard patent, jute, straight, export bags, clear, export bags, $3.003.25. WHEAT Lower. September, 6970o; May, 7373c.

CORN Weak. September, May, 4343c. OATS Dull. September, 2930c; December, 3031c. RYE Displayed considerable steadiness on the early call.

September was 56c bid and December 58c bid. Barley held firm. September and October feed were 37c bid and 38c asked and December 37o bid. September No. 3 was 43c bid and 45o asked and October and December were 43c bid and 44c asked.

October No. 2 was 50c bid. BUTTER Steady. Creamery, per 1923c; dairies, 1720MsC. EGGS Firm.

Fresh eggs, at mark, new cases included, 1216c per dozen; prima firsts, 16c extras, 18c. LIVE POULTRY Steady. Turkeys, per 12c; chickens, fowls, per 16c; ducks, llllc. WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY CO. Going North No.

5 For Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls 3:10 m. No. 7 For Menasha, 7:25 m. No. 8 For St.

Paul and Ashland. 11:56 m. Going East No. 410 For Manitowoc, 8:00 m. Noi 402 For Manitowoc, 5:15 m.

No. 4 For Chicago and Mil. 4:14 a m. No. 8 For Chicago and Mil.

7:30 a m. A Daily. Daily except Sunday. No. 6 For Chicago and Mil.

12:10 m. No. 1 For St. Paul and Ashland, 7 :55 am. No.

2 For Chicago and Mil. 5:10 m. No. 12 For Fond du Lac and Milwaukee, daily 3:10 m. "Battling" Nelson Not III.

Kansas City, Sept 7. A private message received here Thursday afternoon said there was no truth in the rumor that "Battling" Nelson was ill, and that he had left Gold-field, Thursday morning for San Francisco. New York, Sept. 6. FLOUR Steady but dull; rye flour, firm.

WHEAT Spot firm; No. 2 red, 77c; No. 1 northern Duluth, 83c; No. 2 hard winter, 79e; May, 8383c, closed 8340; September, 7777c, closed 77c; December, 80 5-1680 ll-16c, closed 80c. CORN Spot irregular; No.

2, 57c; No. 2 yellow, 59c; No. 2 white, 60c; May, 49 49c, closed 49c; September, 5556c, closed 56c; December, 51g51c, closed 51c. OATS1-Spot easy; mixed, 35c; natural white, 3537c; clipped white, 8841c Charge Murder to Land Dealer. Ardmore, TV Sept 7.

Federal officials lodged John Brown, a land dealer, in the federal jail, charged with murdering M. Swancy, a prominent farmer, at Loves Valley. Brown alleges that he shot Swancy In self School opens next Monday. The end of vacation always finds the boys out 01 "knees and New outfits of wearing apparel must be bought this week. We have the largest stock of Boys' School Suits in town; all new and up-to-date in style and strictly reliable in material and make.

Boys' Low Priced Suits, sizes 8 to 16 years, $1.98 $2.45 and up to Boys' Three Piece Suits $2.95 to $6.45 You'll pay from one to two dollars more for Suits as good, at any other store. Special values too, in Boys' Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Etc. Live Stock. Lbavb Nebnah Going South Vestibule Reclining Chair Cars and Sleeping Cars on all through night trains and free Vestibule Reclining Chairs and Cafe XJars on t-rough day trains between Neenah and Chicago. For rates, particulars, etc, apply at Wisconsin Central ticket office at Neenah.

Telephone 81. Car Service Is Resumed. San Francisco, Sept. 7. The street car situation assumed a normal aspect Thursday.

All cars were running and there Is every prospect that traffic will be continued without Chicago, Sept. 6. CATTLE Good to fancy steers, $5.65 6.80; common to good steers, inferior to common steers, $4. 404.75; western range steers, good to fancy cows and heifers, yearlings, good to choice, fair to choice feeders, good cutting to fair beef cows, fair to choice stock-ers, common to good, bulls, good to choice, $4.00 4.25; calves, fair to good, calves, good to $6.757.75. HOGS Good to choice butcher, $6.20 6.45; good to choice shipping, $6.

156.35; good to choice heavy mixed, rough to heavy packing, light mixed, fair to fancy light, $6.20 6.45; good to prime heavy, good to choice pigs, $5.756.15. SKAT SCORE CARDS TWO CENTS EACH CRESCENT OFFICE Bad Fire In Ohio Town. Washington Court House, Sept 7. A fire of incendiary origin destroyed an entire block Thursday in the village of Leesburg. The loss is estimated at $75,000.

Mayor Rose to Resign. Kansas City, Sept 7. -Mayor Rose, of Kansas City, Thursday called a meeting of the common council to convene Friday night to act upon his resignation. BASE BALL AND BAT FREE WITH EVERY BOY'S SUIT. PROCURED AND DEFENDED.

Send model, drawing or photo, orexpert search and free report Free advice, how to obtain patents, trade marks, copyrights, etc, ALL COUNTRIES. JBusihess direct -with Washington saves time, money and often the patent. Patent and Infringement Practice Exclusively. Write or come to us at 023 Ninth Street, opp. United States TtUmX Office, WASHINGTON, D.

C. Omaha, Sept. 6. CATTLE Market steady. Native steers, cows and heifers, western steers, Texas steers, 12.754.35; cows and heifers, can-nersT stockers and feeders, $2.75 4.50; calves, buUs and stags, $1.753.50.

HOGS Market 510c higher. Heavy, mixed, light, $5.90 6.10; pigs, bulk of sales, 5.90. SHEEP Market unchanged. Yearlings, wethers, ewes. 1.35; lambs, Burn Polish Village.

Powsin, Russian Poland, Sept 7. Terrorists, angered at the refusal of their demands, Thursday fired a small village near here. The whole -Tillage was set afire. kV.