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NOTICE OF TAX SALE. Complies with all requirements of the National Pure Food Law, Guarantee No. 2041, "filed at Washington. MAY WILL NOT BE VERY NICE THAT IS THE PREDICTION OF WEATHER FORECASTER HICKS. 5 ac of 20 ac of 'sei Sec 5 ac 4 ac of 12 ac of 48 ac of se'4 Sec.

29-21-17; 4 ac. 5 ac. of R. R. of ne cor of Sec.

33 of 52 of wH ot ne'4 Sec 33-21-17; 5 ac Com. at ne cor of Sec. 33, of 52 of -whi of ne. Cont. Sec.

33-21-17; 7 40-100 ac Lot 1 blk 4 Sec 33-21-17. Lot 2 blk 4 Sec 33-21-17. Lot 3 blk 4 Sec 33-21-17. Lot 4 blk 4 Sec. 33-21-17.

Bell Heights Addition, lot 1 blk 22 Sec 22-21-17. of nhi of swVi Sec. 8-21-18; 40 ac 20 of Bwhi of sw'4 Sec. 8-21-18; 20 ac SeV4 of sw'4 Sec 8-21-18; 40 ac. Part of lot 4.

Sec 20, T. 21, R. 18 VoL 106, p. 259 Sec 20-21-18; TOWN OF CENTER." XVhi of sw'4 Sec. 11-22-17; 80 ac.

NMt of 84 of sw'4 Sec 33-22-17: 20 ac 12 ac of of se4 Sec 33-22-17; 12 ac TOWN OF BLACK CREEK. N4 of se'4 Sec. 6-23-17; 80 ac Lot 3 Sec 6-23-17; 6 ac. All that part of of of lying of State road Sec. 20-23-17; ac of seV4 Sec 23-23-17; 20 ac.

of of nehi Sec. 24-23-17; 20 ac Se4 of Sec 24-23-17 40 ac. of nw'4 of nwV4 Sec 24-23-17; 20 ac VILLAGE OF BLACK CREEK. Part of lot 1 blk 8 Sec. 9-23-17.

Lot 11 blk 8 Sec. 9-23-17. Lot 12 blk 8 Sec 9-23-17. Lot 13 blk 8 Sec. 9-23-17.

Hillgar's Addition, com. at the ne cor of lot No. 1, blk No. 1, thence 90 ALhi 90 ft, 41 ft. to place of beginning Sec 8-23-17.

Village Plat, lot 4 blk 2 Sec. 9-23-17. TOWN OF CICERO. Se'4 of ne'4 Sec. 4-24-17; 40 ac Lots 9 and 10, blk 17.

Less l30 ft of lot 1, blk 19. 20 ft of 40 ft of lot 9, blk25, ft of lot 11, blk 25. 60 ft of lot 5. blk 28. 80 ft of lot blk 35.

Reeder Smith's Plat Lot 2, blk 1. Lot Vblk 4. V. D. 98, page 409, lot 3, blk 23, THIRD WARD.

Grand Chute Plat. Lots 5 and 10, less north 100; feet of lot 10. blk 3. 100 ft of lot 14, blk 3. All of blk 4.

Lot 7, blk 6. Lot 4, blk 9. Part of lot 1, of Jackman St. less 15 blk 10. See Personal 2 and 3, blk 11.

See Personal shi of lot 7, blk 11. Lot 20, blk 27. All of blk 31. exempt. Lot 2, blk 35.

That part of lot 10- blk 35, 75 ft more or less fronting on Fifth St. extended as desc in V. D. 94, page 241, blk 35. Aa that part of blk 37 of line of Cherry St.

when continued to less right of way of C. Ry and less part Owned by Appleton Paper Pulp also that part of "Front St. of Cherry St, vacated by City of Appleton, blk 37. Lot 3, blk 44. 48 ft of 336 ft of 150 ft of blk 46.

48 ft of 144 ft of 150 ft of blk 46. V. D. 110, page 227, blk 48. V.

D. 106, page 32, blk 48. 40 ft of 200 ft of 180 ft of blk SL Lot 11, blk 53.. Lot 3, blk 54. 125 H.

P. lease on 5 and 6 from Atlas Paper Co. In swV4 of se'4 Sec. 27, T. 21, R.

17 E. Com 120 ft of intersection of line of Mason St. with line of Lawrence St. run thence 60 120 60 120 ft to beginning. V.

D. 90, P. 30. Ryan Addition. All of 5 less sold Dain, Gelveman, Albert Finger.

In nw'4 of nehi Sec. 34, T. 21, R. 17 E. Less 145 ft of lot 6.

50 ft of 290 ft of 120 ft of lot 8. of lot 11. 60 ft of 120 ft of 120 ft of lot 15. In n-whi of ne'4 Sec. 34, T.

21, R. 17 E. 60 ft of 120 ft of lot 15. Lot 19. In sw'4 of nw Sec.

34, T. 21, R. 17 E. V. D.

85, page 381. lot 2. Herman Erb's Third Ward Addition. Lot 3, blk 5. Lot 4.

FOURTH WARD. Edward West's Plat. Lot 11, blk 5. Lot 7, blk 6. who take vacations in Sanitariums, on featherweight rations, but the healthy vigorous manhood and womanhood that constitute the useful majority.

The first roasted packaged coffee sales of Arbuck les' ARIOSA Coffee for 37 Br OF BERLIN, GERMANY The Eminent Specialist and Surgeon, who Kvs pa.id regularly monthly visits to Appleton for the last 14 YEARS will be aga.in in Appleton, Friday, May 10th AT THE SHERMAN HOUSE. 9 m. to p. n. And Every Fourth Friday Thereafter.

(First Publication April 25, 1307.) County Treasurer's Outagamie County, Wis. Notice is hereby given to all whom It may concern that I shall on the third Tuesday -(beine trie Zlst day or. May), A. D. 1907, commence celling at public auction at my omce at tne court house in the City ot Appleton, County of State of "Wisconsin, so "much ot each of the following described tracts or parcels of land lying in Outagamie County.

Wisconsin, as may be necessary to pay the taxes. Interest and charges which shall be due thereon on that day for the year 196. Said sale to commence at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said, day and to be continued from day to day until completed. Dated at Appleton, this 20th day of April, 1917- Joseph J. Mccarty, County Treasurer, Outagamie County, Wisconsin.

TOWN OP DALE. 1 ac line ehi se Sec 23; 1 ac Com. Lt ft of the nw cor. of Sec. 25 thence running 130 30 62 78 192 ft.

to place of beginningSec. 25-21-15; 30-100 ac. hi Vz nw hi Sec 34-21-15; 10 ac Lot In Zehner's addition to Dale Lot 1, bile 2 sec. 27. Lot in Balliett's addition to Dale Lot 2, blk 1.

sec. 28. VILLAGE OP HORTONVILLE. Part sei (Vol. 70.

D. P. 275) Sec 35-22-15. Part se4 (Vol. 85.

D. P. 502) Sec 35-22-15. Part sei (Vol. 90, D.

P. 335) Sec. 35-22-15. CITY OP NEW LONDON 3rd Ward Reeder Smith's Plat. Lots 1.

2, 3 and 4, blk 54. Bannister, Bowen Smith's Addition. Lot 125. TOWN OF LIBERTY fr. hi of ne4 Sec.

2-22-15; 50 70-100 ac Sw'i of ne4 Sec 2-22-15; 40 ac. Se4 of ne'4 Sec. 2-22-15; 40 ac. Nwi less that part north and west of Km ban-as river Sec 5-22-15; 100 ac Nw4 of se4 of river Sec 6-22-15; 10 ac NV4 of nhi of sw'4 of sehi Sec. 11-22-15; 10 ac.

Sel4 of ne1; Sec. 24-23-15 40 ac. Ne4 of se4 Sec. 24-23-15 40 ac Sei of seii Sec. 24-23-15 40 ac Sw4 of se4 Sec.

24-23-15; 40 ac. Ne4 of ne4 Sec 25-23-15 40 ac. Nwi of ne'4 Sec 25-23-15 40 ac. Sw4 of neV4 Sec. 25-23-15 40 ac.

Se4 of ne4 Sec. 25-23-15; 40 ac. Sehi of nw4 Sec. 25-23-15 40 ac. Ne4 of sw'4 Sec.

25-23-15; 40 ac. SwU of sw4 Sec. 25-23-15 40 ac. Set of sw4 Sec. 40 ac Nei of se4 Sec.

25-23-15; 40 ac Se4 of sei except railroad Sec. 25-23-15; 36 50-luO ac. of nw4 of Sec. 26-23-15; 29 ac. 1 ac.

on side of se4 of sw4 Sec. 27-23- 15; 1 ac. i 1 ac. on side of ehi of se1 Sec. 27-23-15; 1 ac.

1 ac. on side of sw'i of sei Sec. 27-23-15: 1 ac. 1 ac. on side of ne of neU Sec 34-23- ln: 1 ac.

1 ac. on side of ne'4 of nwVi Sec. 34-23-15; 1 ac. 1 ac. on side of nw1.

of ne'4 Sec. 34-23- Ij; 1 ac. TOWN OF MAPLE CREEK. 3 ac. in ne4 of sw4 Sec.

31-23-15; 3 ac TOWN OP DEER CREEK. Se1 of ne4 Sec. 3-24-15; 40 ac Ne of se1 Sec. i3-Z4-io; 4U ac of sw4 Sec. 24-24-15; 80 ac.

Ne4 of nwH Sec. 25-24-15; 40 ac. Nw'4 of swV4 Sec. 2o-24-io; 40 ac. sec.

zo-24-ia; 4 ac. VILLAGE OP WELCOME. Part of sw4 ne4 and 60x110 Sec 30-24-15; 1 ac. Reinke Plat Lot 3. blk 1.

TOWN Or JLLrli 16 ac 32 ac, 75 ac, nhi neU Sec. 11-21-16; 16 ac. se'4 Sec 32-21-16; 40 ac. TOWN OF ELLINGTON E'4 of se4 Sec. 2-22-16; SO ac Sw4 of swi Sec.

4-22-16; 40 ac. Se4 of seU Sec. 5-22-16; 40 ac. ixt a sec. i-r-i-ie; a k-iuj ac.

WVa of se4 Sec. 7-22-16; 80 ac. TOWN OF BOVINA W'U. of lot 9. lot 1 Sec.

1-23-16; 44 24-100 ac. fr. hit of ne4. lot 6 Sec 6-23-16; 49 23-100 ac. Ni of lot 7.

lot 8 Sec. 8-23-16; 31 59-100 ac. Sw'4 of bw4 Sec. 8-23-16; 40 ac. Se1 of 8W'4-Sec.

8-23-16; 40 ac. Ne1 of ne1 Sec 9-23-16; 40 ac. Se of ne Sec. 9-23-16; 40 ac. Se4 of swV4 Sec.

11-23-16; 40 ac Sw4 of se' Sec. 12-23-16; 40 ac. swk of 8W4 sec. 12-23-16; 40 ac. Se4 of sw Sec 12-23-16; 40 ac Sw4 of ne4 Sec.

15-23-16; 40 ac. Se4 of ne4 Sec. 15-23-16; 40 ac iZht or se1 less lo ac. or roaa sec ia- 23-16 65 ac. 15 ac.

of of seU a of road Sec. 13-23- lb; Id ac. Nwi of sei Sec 15-23-16; 40 ac Se4 of nwV Sec. 17-23-16; 40 ac. Inland in ne4 or ne4 sec.

i-iH-it; iZ ac fr. Vt of sw4 Sec. 19-23-16; 67 65-100 ac. Lot 3 Sec. 20-23-16 40 ac.

Se4 of swV4 Sec. 19-23-16; 40 ac Ne'4 of ne4 Sec. 22-23-16 40 ac W'M of ne4 less 7 ac. of road Sec. 22- 23-16: 73 a c.

Se'4 of Sec. 22-23-16; 40 ac That part ehi of nw4 of road Sec 22- 23-16: 30 ac. Sw4 of nw4-Sec. 22-23-16; 40 ac. Nw4 of sw4 Sec 22-23-16; 40 ac Ne4 of swi4 Sec.

22-23-16 40 ac. Nw4 of se! Sec. 22-23-16; 40 ac, Shi of sw4 less right of 11. R. Sec 22- 23-16 76 ac.

Ne4 of Sec 22-23-16 37 ac. Sw'4 of se'4 Sec. 22-23-16 36 ac. Nw4 of nw'4-sec 40 ac That part of of nw south of roud sec. 22-23-16; 50 ac Ne'4 of ne4 less right of R.

R. Sec '23- 23-16: 39 ac. Nw4 or neV less right of R. R. Sec 23- 23-16; 40 ac.

SeM of nei Sec. 23-23-16; 40 ac. Sw4 of Sec. 23-23-16 40 ac. Ne or nw sec.

23-ZJ-ie; 40 ac. Whi of nwV4 Sec. 23-23-16: 80 ac. of nw4 less right of R. R.

Sec-. 23- 23-16; 39 ac. Ne4 of Bwhi Sec 23-23-16; 40 ac. Nw'4 of less right of R. R.

Sec 23- 23-16; 36 ac. Ne4 of nehi Sec 24-23-16 40 ac Nw'4 of ne4 Sec. 24-23-16; 40 ac. NwH of nw4 less right of R. R.

Sec. 24- 23-16: 36 ac. Sw'4 of nw4 Sec 24-23-16; 39 50-100 ac. Se'4 of ne'4 Sec 24-23-16; 40 ac. Swt4 of neV Sec.

24-23-16; 40 ac. Whi of nV6 of of ne4 Sec. 25-23-16; 10 ac. Nw'i of nwli less right of R. R.

Sec 27- 23-16: 37 ac. Sw'4 of ne'4 Sec 28-23-16; 40 ac Nei of nei sec. 13-Z3-16; 40 ac Nwii of ne4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac e4 of ne4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac.

Ne'4 of nw4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac Se'4 of nwH Sec. 13-23-16: 40 ac. Nw'4 of nw'4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac.

Sw'4 of nw4 Sec 13-23-16; 40 ac SeV of sw'4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac Ne'4 of sw'4 Sec 13-23-16: 40 ac. Nw4 of sw'4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac Sw4 of gw'i-Sec 13-23-16; 40 ac Ne'4 or se'4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac Nw4 of se4 Sec.

13-23-16: 40 ac. Sw4 of se4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac. Sei of se'4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac Ne'4 or neU Sec.

14-23-16; 40 ac. NwV of ne'4 Sec 14-23-16; 40 ac Sw'4 of ne4 Sec. 14-23-16; 40 ac. Se4 of ne'4 Sec. 14-23-16: 40 ac NeU of nw'4-Sec 14-23-16; 40 ac Se of nwl4 Sec 14-23-J6; 40 ac Ne1 of sw'4 sec.

14-23-16; 40 ac WVi of sw4 Sec 14-23-16; 80 ac. Se of sw'4 Sec. 14-23-16; 40 ac Wi of seV Sec. 14-23-16: 80 ac. Ne'i of se'4 Sec 14-23-16: 40 ac 1 of 20 ac of ehi of sev sec at-M- 16: 10 ac.

E4 of sw4 of se'4 Sec. 35-23-16: 20 ac Sw'4 of ne4 Sec. 13-23-16; 40 ac. Se4 of se4 Sec 14-23-16; 40 ac VILLAGE OP SHIOCTON. All of se'4 of nw4 of railroad Sec 28- 23-16: 30 ac.

All of blk 3. Boynton's Annex to East Addition Sec 2S-23-16. Tta 1. 2 3. 4.

5. blk 5 Sec 28-23-16. A parcel of land in lots 2 and 3. Sec 29. bounded on 6y u.

B. xv. on bv land of John Pooler, on by land of H. H. Washburn, on by River C.t Sec 29-23-16.

A parcel of land described in VoL 112 of Deeds on pajre so Sec. za-23-n. Lots 9. 10 and 11. blk 12 Sec 29-23-16.

TOWN OP MAINE. Lot No. 3, blk, 3 Sec. 6-24-16; 55 85-100 ac Y4 of nw'4 Sec 11-24-16: 80 ac Sw'4 of nwV Sec 14-24-16; 40 ac SeV of nw4 Sec 14-24-16; 40 ac rsw4 or se Sec. la-24-16 40 ac Nw 1 ac ne'4 se'4 Sec 16-24-16; 1 ac Ne 5 ac nw'4 se'4 Sec.

16-24-16; 5 ac Nel4 of Sec 17-24-16; 40 ac Lot 1 Sec 17-24-16: 1 50-100 ac Ne'4 of ne4 Sec 21-24-16 38 ac Nw'4 of ne'4 Sec 22-24-16; 40 ac Ne'4 of nw! Sec 22-24-16; 40 ac Ne1 of swH-Sec 22-24-16 40 ac Nw'4 of sei Sec 22-24-16 40 ac Nw'4 of nw'4 Sec 22-24-16; 40 ac Sw'4 of nwV Sec 25-24-16; 40 ac Nw'4 of sw4 Sec 25-24-16; 40 ac. Sw 17 ac se4 ne Sec. 2S-24-16; 17 ac So ac lot 4 Sec 28-24-16 35 ac Se 2 ac. sehi se4 Sec 28-24-16; 2 ac Se'4 of sw'4 Sec 3o-24-16r 40 ac SwVi of se'4 Sec 35-24-16; 40 ac Se'4 of se'4 Sec 35-24-16; 40 ac. of sw of sw4 Sec 36-24-16; 20 ac TOWN OP GRAND CHUTE.

Nwi of swi Sec 4-21-17; 40 ac NwVi of ne'4 Sec 8-21-17; 40 ac DOCTOR TURBIN, 103 Randolph Chicago, 111. YOllNfi MFM 11 vou are troubled with IWUITIVJ mum nervous debility, stupid-ness. or are otherwise unfitted for business or study, caused from youthful errors or excesses, you should consult this specialist at once. Don't delav until too late. MIDDLE-AGED AND OLD MANKINin There are thousands of you inr-viiiMiLS troubled with weak, aching backs and kidneys and other unmistakable signs of nervous icbility.

Many die of this difficulty, ignorant of thecause. The most obstinate cases of this character treated with unfailing success. Al I ACP of delicate nature UIJLttJLJ flammatious and kindred troubles quickly cured without paiD or inconvenience. ATARRH which poisons the breath. I I stomach and lungs and paves the way for Consumption, also Throat, Liiver, Heart, Kidney, Bladder and all constitutional and internal troubles; also Rupture, pyes, Fistula, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea and al! diseases of the stomach and bowels treated far in advance of any institution in the country.

BLOOD AND SKIN Scrofula, Tumors, Tetter, Eczema and Blood Poison thoroughly eradicated, leaving the. system in a strong, pure and healthful state. Storms Will Be Numerous and Pace Set by April Will Be Continued Next Month. Appleton, Tuesday, April 23. Rev.

Irl R. Hicks predicts May weather as follows: We repeat our warning, given as an Introduction to our May forecasts In our 1907 Almanac, that the astronomic outlook Jor thi3 month suggests the -robability of many and heavy storms. This must be understood as applying all parts of the country. A regular storm period, having its renter on April 30, comes over Into fee 1st, 2d, and 3d of May. In ex-reme northern sections unseasonable old, with possible sleet and snow, rora about the 3d to the 6th.

A reactionary storm period falls entrally on Monday, Tuesday and ednesday the 6th, 7th and 8th. -ecided storm conditions will cross ie country on and touching the 6th, and 8 th. A regular storm period runs from ie 10th to the 11th, central on the 2th. We will name the 12th, 13th id 14th, as central dates of severe orm probabilities. Change to cool-r will start in the northwest about ie 13th, and spread eastward.

A reactionary storm period is cen-al on the 18th, 19th and 20th. On uching these dates look, for rapid nd great changes to falling and warmer. A probable cyclone dally rain, wind and thunder jorms will set in about this time. A regular storm period Is central the 23rd, covering the 22d to the "6 th. RURAL CARRIERS RIDE ALONE Law Will Not Permit Them to Carry Anyone.

Appleton, Tuesday, April 23. One of the Interesting bits of government regulation that may be new to many of the residents of Outagamie county is that no person except a government inspector, can ride with one of the rural mail carriers. The order of the P. O. department under date of June 8, 1904 is: "Rural carriers are required to permit post-office Inspectors or other duly accredited agents of the postofiice department, to accompany them on their regular trips over their routes.

They must not carry other passengers nor permit any person, other than authorized postal oQcials to ride with them or to have access to the mails." ASSESSORS HAVE MEET TODAY Supervisor of Assessments Hilde-brand Instructs Men Today Appleton, Tuesday, April 23. A meeting of all the assessors in Appleton and Outagamie county is in progress at the court house this afternoon. Supervisor of Assessments Hildebrand of New London, giving his men the annual Instructions as to their work. Inasmuch as there have been no new laws passed during the last legislature concerning the method of taxation, the instructions today were the same as those of last year. All property must be taxed at its full valuation.

M'CARTY'S HOUSEKEEPER WEDS Mrs. Stella Elwarth to Become Bride of Minnesota Man. Appleton, Thursday, April 18. Three marriage licenses were Issued yesterday: Mrs. Stella Elwarth of Kaukauna and August Bucholtz of Fairmount, Anton A.

Mys of Grand Chute and Theresa Drexler; William Dahlke of Tigerton, Shawano, and Emma Freeman of Dale. Mrs. Stella Elwarth of Kaukauna is the woman who was acting as housekeeper for Michael McCarty at the time he was murdered by Wenzel Kabat, and was given considerable notoriety'at the time through this fact. It is claimed the wedding, which is ence romance" and that a matrimonial bureau was the medium through which the couple became acquainted. Nothing Line it for Dyspepsia.

Jas. McCorkindale. Stevens Point, Wis, writes: 'Bailey's Dyspepsia, Tablets are the best thing I ever got hold of for dyspepsia. I hare tried all other kinds of tablets but Bailey's are the best," If you have a pain or uncomfortable feeling In your stomach. Just try one.

In a few minutes your trouble will be gone. Take them regularly and you will be cured. Chocolate coated. Only 25 cents, postpaid, at Kanps Jb Sacksteder Drug Co. MARRIED FIFTY-ONE YEARS Wedding Anniversary Being Celebrated at Little Chute Today.

Appleton. Thursday, April 18. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Gloudeman of Little Chute today In a quiet way are celebrating the fifty-first anniversary of their wedding.

Last year the fiftieth anniversary of the union of this venerable couple was made a gala occasion in which nearly every citizen of the village, old and young, participated with pleasure. While the celebrants are not keeping open house today in the manner they did last year, the latch string Is out for all who wish to drop In and extend congratulations. Our Cuban friends couldn't refrain, From raising the Devil again. It seems that a tXJttle Taffy" and Rocky Mountain Tea lias set the island free." Kamps Sacksteder Drug Co. years, exceed the combined sales of all the other packaged coffees.

In sealed packages only for your protection. Don buy loose coffee out of a bag, bin or tin that the roaster is ashamed to seal in a package with his name on it. If your grocer won't supply write to ARBUCKLE New York Gty. I Cure Nervous Debility, Blood Poison, Rheumatism, Enlarged Veins, Fistula, Piles and Other Rectal Diseases, Kidnev. Blad der and Lingering I MAKE NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTA-TION, whether you take treatment or not.

VARICOCELE. Varicocele Impairs Vitality and Destroys the Elements of Manhood. I want every man afflicted with Varicocele, Blood Poison, Nervo-Vital Debility, or allied troubles to come to my office, where I will explain to him my method of curing these diseases. I invite in particular all men who have be come dissatisfied with treatment elsewhere. I will explain to you why you have not" been cured, and will demonstrate to your entire satisfaction why I can cure you safely, quickly, and permanently.

MY COUNSEL WILL COST YOU NOTHING, BUT MY CHARGES FOR A PERFECT CURE WILL BE REASONABLE AND NOT MORE THAN YOU WILL BE WILLING TO PAY FOR THE BENEFITS CONFERRED. I WILL DO BY YOU AS I WOULD WANT YOU TO DO BY ME IF OUR CA 8 WERE REVERSED. I ADIF If yu are suffering from persistent i.nuiL.j Headache, Painful Menstruation, Uterine Displacements, Pains in Back, and feel as if it were impossible for you to endure your troubles and still be obliged to attend to your household and social obligations, give the Doctor a call. He will cure you if you trust yourself to his care. A great many have taken treatment of this Specialist, and he can refer you to hose who have been cured by him.

gifts ranging from $10 to $100, and a gift of $5,000 was announced some time ago in these columns. Dr. Plantz now figures that there is $33,000 of the fund secured to the college, or about one-fourth of the amount to be raised, but the time limit set is a year from this coming June. "I could raise the amount to $60,000 this week if I wished to," said Dr. Plantz today, "but there is a reason why it is not at this amount now.

There are many men who have offered $1,000 and even as high as $5,000, where they are able to give much more. I cannot take these gifts as these men -must give more, so I am holding off and will in time, I. think, secure their pledge for more consequential amounts." REV. G. FRITCHIE COMES HERE Will.

Be Presiding Elder During the Coming Twelvemonth. Appleton, Tuesday, April 23. At the annual meeting of the Wisconsin conference of the German Evangelical association held at Prairie du Sac last week, the Rev. G. Fritchie was designated as.

presiding elder for this district and' will have his headquarters in Appleton. The next annual meeting of this association will be held next April at Forest Junction. Most disfiguring skin eruptions, scrofula, pimples, rashes, are due to Impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters Is -a cleansing blood tonic. Makes you clear-eyed, clear-brained, TUREMN Drink the old original Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee, die blend of Brazilian coffees, most wholesome and stimulating, as well as most economical.

Anything dearer than Arbuckles' ARIOSA is extravagant, and no one can sell as good coffee for the same price. People who drink Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee are not dyspeptics with fashionable nerves SOLDIERS HERE ON SEPT. 19-20 DATES FOR REUNION WERE SET YESTERDAY. Twenty-first Wisconsin Volunteers to Convene In Appleton Elaborate Program Being Planned. Appleton, April 23.

The reunion of the Twenty-first regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, will take place in this city on Thursday and Friday, Sept. 19 and 20. This was definitely decided yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the local members of the regimental association. All that can be said is that the elaborateness of the event depends solely upon the success of the finance committee in their solicitation of funds. The reunion is in commemoration of the anniversary of the battle of Chicka-maugua and will attract no less than two hundred outsiders to Appleton on the day set for the celebration.

It is a difficult matter to say just what localities this event will affect as there are members of the regiment residing throughout the United States from coast to coast and if it is within their physical powers to do so, they generally make it a point to attend. There is every reason to believe that the local promoters of the event will do all in their power to make the coming reunion a success and as there is consid--erable intervening time, there seems to be no reason why their efforts will not be met with success. FIRST CLASS IS OUT J0 YEARS SEMI-CENTENNIAL OF LAWRENCE'S FIRST GRADUATES. Elaborate Program Will be Prepared for Coming Commencement. Meeting Tomorrow Night.

Appleton, Tuesday, April 23. The most elaborate commencement in the history of Lawrence university is being planned for next June and with this end in view a meeting of the resident alumni has been called for 8 o'clock tomorrow night to be held in the Literature room at University hall. The fiftieth anniversary of the graduation of the first class to leave Lawrence will be observed next June and every effort will be made to have a fitting and interesting program arranged for this occasion. The authorities of Lawrence will make every effort to have an unusual number of graduates come to Appleton for the next commencement. Personal letters are being sent to the graduates appealing to them to attend the exercises and it is believed that the largest crowd ever here for graduation will be here next June.

Every resident alumni should make it his business to be at the meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. JOHN O'CONNELL PASSES AWAY Four Sons Live in This City and At-" tend Funeral at Kaukauna; Appleton, Monday, April, 22. John O'Connell, aged 78 years passed away Friday noon at his home at Fond du Lac. The deceased is survived by a widow, six sons and four daughters: Daniel, Michael, George and John of Appleton; James and Martin of North Fond du Lac; Mrs. S.

Fe-mal, Apleton; Mrs. Ira Beattie, Mich-aelville; Mrs. Alex Mrs. M. Reilly, North Fond du Lac.

One sister also survives, Mrs. M. Murphy, Kaukauna. Interment was made at Kaukauna, SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET HERE County Association to Convene in Ap-- pleton on May 10 and 11. Appleton, Friday, April 19.

Arrangements'' are being made for an enthusiastic meeting of the County Sunday school meeting to be held here on May 10 and 11. The Rev. J. E. Manning, pastor of the Brokaw Memorial church at Kaukauna, Is president of the association.

Mrs. J. A. Strathearn is secretary. W.

J. Semelroth, formerly of Detroit, but now general secretary of the Wisconsin Sunday school association, will be present at the meeting. Sw'4 of jiehi Sec 4-24-17; 40 ac. SwVi of sehi Sec. 7-24-17; 40 ac.

Nw of nehi Sec. 18-24-17; 40 ac Lot 7 Sec. 18-24-17; 64 34-100 ac Sehi sw'4 Sec. 35-24-17 40 a c. TOWN OF BUCHANAN.

1 ac. of se cor of lot 6, as rec. in Vol. 83 of Deeds on page 256 Sec 23-21-17; 1 ac. Part of lot 6, Plat, con.

2 ac. 1 ac. in lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 Sec. 29-21-18; 1 ac 16 84-100 ac of lot 1 Sec 34-21-18; 16 84- xoo ac Lot 4 Sec. 35-21-18; 20 ac 1 ac.

in sw cor of 30 ac of se'4 of sei sec. 8-21-19: 1 ac. Sw'4 of swVi Sec. 17-21-1; 40 ac Lot 3 Sec. 17-21-19; 38 3-100 ac.

Lot 1 Sec. 18-21-19; 22 51-100 ac 52 ac of nhi of nwV4 Sec. 31-21-19; 52 ac. 8 1-100 ac. of 32 -50-100 ac.

of nwi of nw4 sec. 31-21-19: 8 1-100 ac. John and Peter Brill Plat, lot 4 blk 2. John and Peter Brill Plat, lot 11, blk 2. John and Peter Brill Plat, lot 13 blk 5.

John Brill Plat, lot 7 blk 9. St. Paul Addition, lot 6 blk 1. Michael Kline Addition, lot 13, blk 2. VILLAGE OF LITTLE CHUTE.

1 ac. of land as rec. in VoL 85, D. P. 509 sec.

Z3-2i-is; 1 ac. TOWN OF VANDENBROEK. That part of Sec. 13, as recorded in Vol. tl or Deeds, on page 519, Outagamie county rec Sec.

13-21-18: 1 19-100 ac That part of Sec. 13, ,.21 -shrdlushrdluu That "part of Sec. 13, T. 21, R. 18, as re corded in Vol.

7a of Deeds, on page 248, Outagamie county rec. Sec. 13-21-18; 1 25-100 ac. That part of Private Claim No. 34 as follows: beginning on the line of the County road called the Maloney road where the line between Private Claim No.

33 and 34 crosses same; thence 40 degrees and 13', true bearing 510 2-12 ft. to an oak stake, thence 40 degrees 13', 510 2-10 ft. to an oak stake, thence 35 degrees 44', east 269 ft. by said ne line of Maloney road to place of beginn'g Sec. 21-18-3.

TOWN OF OSBORN. Shi of sei4 Sec. 29-23-18; 80 ac. Shi sw'4 of nw'4 Sec. 19-23-18; 28 ac TOWN OF SEYMOUR.

Whi of sw'4 Sec. 23-24-18; 80 ac. Sw'4 of seV4 Sec 27-24-18; 40 ac. CITY OF SEYMOUR. Lot2 blk F.

Except 10 ft. of lot 6 blk 9. Lot 7 blk 9. 20 ft. of lot 8 blk 9.

Except the 60 ft. of lot 5, and 38 ft. of lot 6, blk 13. -Lot 6. blk 15.

Lot 40 and 41, blk 15. Lot 3, blk 20. Lots 13 and 14. blk 2L E. 120 ft.

of lot 3, blk 23. 110 ft. of lot 4, blk 23. 10 ft of lots 2 and 3, blk 27. Lots 1, 2.

3, 4, 5 and 6, blk 46. OF KAUKAUNA First Ward. Private Claim No. 1, lot 8, blk. o3.

Private Claim No. 1. lot 11, blk 53. Private Claim No. 1, lo 2, blk 54.

Private Claim No. 1, lot 4, blk 54. Lawe Meade's Second lot 8, blk 2. Sparulding's Addition, lot 2. Spaulding's Addition, lot 8.

Lawe, Mead Black'3 lot 18, blk 15 Lawe, Meade Black's Addition, lot 25, blk 16. Lawe, Meade Black's Addition, lot 36, blk 23. Lawe, Meade Black's Addition, less land sold of lot blk 23. Subdivision- of Private Claim No. 35, less street railway, lot blk 36.

Subdivision shit Private Claim No. 35, lot blk 36. SECOND WARD. Lawe, Meade Black's Addition, 16 ft. lot 2, blk 8.

Lawe, Mead Black's lot 1, blk 9. Lawe, Meade Black's lot 16, blk. 9. Lawe, Meade Black's lot 17, blk 9. Lawe, Meade Black's lot 18, blk.

9. Meade Black's lot 6. blk 21. Lawe, Meade Black's lot 7, blk 21. Lawe, lueade Black's lot 1, blk 22.

THIRD WARD. Lisdyard Plat, lot 10, blk 17. Ledyard Plat, Jot 5, blk 22. Ledyard Plat, lot 6, blk 22. Ledyard Plat, lot 2, blk 31.

Ledyard Plat, lot 2, blk 34. Blackwell Addition, lot 4blk 3. Blackwell Addition, lot 12, blk 3. Blackwell Addition, lot 12, blk 4. Barnard Jacob's Addition, lot 9, blk 32.

Tanner's Addition, lot 11, blk 1. FOURTH WARD. Ledyard Plat, lot 3, blk 2. Ledyard Plat, lot 4, blk 3. Ledyard Plat, lot 5, blk 3.

Ledyard Plat, lot 8, blk 5. Ledyard Plat, lot 11, blk 5. Ledyard Plat, lot 12, blk 5. Ledyard Plat, of lot 3, blk 11. Ledyard Plat, of lot 5, blk 12.

Ledyard Plat, lot 18, blk 12. Ledyard Plat, lot 5, blk 14. Ledyard flat, lot 9, blK 20. Ledyard Plat, lot 2, blk 28. Block 33, Plat or Ledyard, 16a ft of lot 5.

blk B. Tanner's Additon, lot 8, blk 8. Barhard Jacob's Addition, lot 3, blk FIFTH WARD. Beaulieu Addition, lot 9, blk 2. Beaulieu Addition, lot 7, blk 4.

CITY OF APPLETON FIRST WARD. Lawsburg Plat. Lots 8 and 9, blk 1. Lot 10. blk 9.

100 ft of 30.66 ft. of lot 10 and 100 ft of of lot 11. blk 15. Lot 12, blk 18. Lot 13, blk 18.

Lot. 14. blk 18. Part of lot 5, blk com. at a point 105 ft and 240 ft of ne cor of lot 4, blk running thence easterly 135 ft.

of 30 135 30 ft. to place of be-srinnine. less railway. Part of lot 5 blk com at a. point 105 ft.

and 270 ft. southerly of ne cor of lot 4. biK thence southerly 'f 15 60 100 thence 50.58 81 lo- ft. to beglnnnig, less railway. Lots 2 and 3, blk G.

Bateman's Second Addition. Lot 6, blk 10. 59.38 ft. of 120 ft. of blk II.

4 ft more or less of 125 ft of blk 11. In ne4 of neV4. Sec 26, T. 21, R. 17 E.

Part of lot 6. Hvde's University -Addition. Lot 5, blk 2. Herman Erb's Addition. 54 ft.

of lot 2, blk Lot 9. blk 9. A triangular piece of land on end of Herman Erb's Second Addition, First ward, Appleton, bounded on by Hancock by Drew and by C. railway. William Johnson's Addition.

40 ft. of lot 6. blk 1. Harri man's Lawsburg Plat. Lot 4.

blk 35. Lots 1 and 2. blk 44. Lots 1 and 2, blk 51. Lot 5, blk 51.

Lots 15 and 23, blk 52. Lot 4. blk 52. Lots 13 and 14, blk 58. Lots 1, 2 and 3, blk 6L Lot 15, blk 65.

Lands in nw nvrhi Sec 25, T. 21, R. 17 North of River. 33 ft. of 207 ft of lot 1, In nw sw4 Sec 25.

A piece of land 120 ft 103 6-10 ft in nw4 bwV4 Sec 25, T. 21, R. 17 as desc In V. D. 110.

page 442 Sec 25-21-17. 33 ft of 207 ft of neVi ne'4 Sec 26-21-17. Lot 1 less 33 ft of 207 ft. SECOND WARD. Appleton Plat.

11 ft of lot 3 and 14 ft of lot 4. blk 7. Less part sold H. Bar stow of lot 11 and that part of lot 1L blk 12, as desc in u. sh, page juot 13.

blk 12. less 30 ft of 2 ft of lot 2 and 13 less 30 ft of lot 1. blk IS, 72 ft less 125 ft of lot 2 blk 16. WRITP yur troubles if living away from city. Thousands cured at home by correspondence IlillliJ and medicine sent as directed.

Absolute secrecy in all professional dealings. Address all letters, giving street and number plainly. Send 2 -cent stamp for list of questions and pamphlet. Dr. Turbin.

230 Schiller Building, Chicago. $16,000 MORE FOR OLD LAWRENCE of lot 6, blk 7. of lot 6, blk 7. Lot 7, blk 7. Lot 5, blk 12 20 ft of sV of blk 12.

All blk 15 less 60 ft of 120 ft and 60 it or 120 ft of 120 ft and 120 ft of 180 ft of 120 ft of blk 15. Lot 7, blk 16. JV 120 ft of 60 ft of blk 20. Shi of blk 12, less 120 ft and less 120 tt ot blk 12. 40 ft of 200 ft of nhi of blk 13.

All of blk 14 less 60 ft of ISO ft of shi less 120 ft of 180 ft. blk 14. All blk 37 less sold Rivers, Wuehr, Stack, scnmiat, jooarick and less R. R. lands, blk 01.

All blk 38 lying of Harrison St. pro- uuceu less v. u. llo, f. 216, Dlk 38.

V. D. 119, P. 379. lot 6, blk 40.

Grand Chute Island Plat. 80 ft of 337 ft of lot 9 and 10. in seVi of se'4 Sec. 25. T.

21. R. 17 T5. 1 ac of 7 ac of ehi of 20 ac. 1 ac of 9 ac of of 20 ac.

Lands in Sec. 36, T. 21, R. 17 E. Part of sub lot 1 in lot 1 and part se'A nwA sec.

2b-zi-if fourth ward, beginning at a point in center line of S. River St. 58 degrees 45', 84.15 run thence at right angles to said St. line 31 deg. 15', 510 thence 48 deg.

20', 85.56 thence 31 deg. 15', west 525.47 ft to center line of River thence along said line of St. 84.15 to begininng; 1 ac. In nw'4 of ne'4 Sec. 36.

T. 21. R. 17 E. V.

D. 113, P. 620. in sw'4 of swi4 Sec. 36.

T. 21. R. 17 E. Less V.

D. 97, P. 288, less V. D. 112.

P. 478, less 14 ac and less R. 33 ac. In se'4 of nwi Sec. 36.

T. 21. R. 17 E. V.

D. 114. P. 481. All nw'4 of swi4, Sec.

36-21-17, lying 01 center line 01 tiarrison sr. produced less R. R. and Jess V. D.

115, P. 216: 30 ac. Lot 1 of river, Sec. 34 less R. 20 w-iut) ac.

Lot 2 of river. Sec. 34. less R. 53 60-100 ac.

i Newberry Plat. Lot blk '2. o- Lot 12, blk 2. Lot 22, blk 9. JV Lot 24, blk 9.

Lot .25, blk 9. Kernan Addition. 1 Lot 14, blk 9. Lot 15, blk 9. iUT FIFTH WARD.

In nvhi of nw'4 Sec. 26, T. 21, R. 17 E. 90 ft of 150 ft of lot 1.

In sw4 of nwi4 Sec. 26. T. 21. R.

17 E. 50 ft of 200 ft of 30 ft of lot 2. 50 ft of 200 ft of 143.5 ft of-tot 3. V. D.

69, P. 347, lot 3. 50 ft of 147 ft of lot 12. In nw'4 of sw4 Sec. 26.

T. 21, R. 17 E. Less 60 ft of lot 23. 60 ft of 120 ft of 120 ft of lot 28.

60 ft of 120 ft of lot 28. 60 ft of 220 ft of lot 28. Com at a point in line of College Ave. 240 it of line or state run thence 24 120 24 ft, 120 ft. to place of beginning.

In nehi of sei Sec. -27, T. 21, R. 17 E. In sehi of sw'4 Sec.

27, T. 21, R. 17 E. In nw'4 of sehi See. 27, T.

21, R. 17 E. V. D. 116, P.

608, lot 9. Sherman Place Addition Lot 15.. Security Land Subdiv. of R. Z.

Ma son's Addition Lot 27. blk 2. Herman Erb's Addition Lot 4, blk 1. Herman Erb's Fifth Ward Addition Lot 5. blk 53.

Bennett's Addition Lot 11, blk B. Hyde Harriman Addition. Lot 5, blk 1. Lot 6, blk 1. Lot 4.

blk 11. Gilmore Blackwell's Addition Lot 4, blk 52. Gilmore Harriman's Addition Lot 7, blk 8. Gilmore Addition. Lot 10, blk 7.

Lot 3, blk 10. In se'4 of se'4 Sec. 27. T. 21.

K. 17 E. Less V. D. 91, P.

496, and V. D. 106, P. 87, Lot 20, blk 2. V.

D. 91. P. 496, lot 20, blk 2. In ne'4 of se'4 Sec.

27. T. 21. K. 17 K.

Com at a point in line of Col. Ave. 72 It of line of Locust run tnence 110 24 110 24 ft. to beginning. Bell Heights Addition.

Lot 25, blk 10a. Lot 26, blk 10a. Lot 20, blk 12a. Lot 12, blk 13. Lot 25, blk 13.

Lot 25, blk 14. Lot 1. blk 15. Lot 28, blk 15. Lot 29, blk 15.

Lot 30, blk 15. Lot 31, blk 15. Lot 32, blk 15. Lot 33, blk 15. SIXTH WARD.

Reeder Smith's 64 ft of 114 ft of of blk 7. Kimball's Plat. Less 60 ft of lot 5, blk 4. 60 ft of 120 ft of 120 ft of blk 21. A.

B. Randall's Plat. 45 ft of lot 3. blk 20. Sheriff's Addition.

Lot 12 and eA of lot 13. Meidam's Tract. In sw hi of se'4 Sec. 23, T. 21, R.

17 E. 2 ac of 6 ac, lot 9. Foster Addition. Lots 7 and 10, blk 5. P.

V. Smith's Plat. 132 ft of 264 ft of 165 ft of 660 ft of lot 3. 132 ft of 264 ft of 330 ft of lot 3. SPECIAL TAX.

City of ADpleton First Ward. Hyde's University Addition Lot 5, blk 2. Third Ward-Grand Chute Plat. See Personal 2 and 3. 11.

See Personal shi of lot 7, blk 11. All of blk 31. Fourth Ward. In sw'4 of swi4 Sec. 36, T.

21, R. 17. Less V. D. 97, P.

288. less V. D. 112, P. 478, less 14 ac and less R.

R-In se'4 of nw'4 Sec. 36, T. 21, R. 17. Lot 1 of river Sec 34, less R.

R. Lot 2 of river Sec. 34, less R. R. Newberry Plat Lot 12, blk 2.

JOSEPH J. McCARTY, County Treasurer. Women have decided that in case they cannot vote, they cut out the "Stork" proposition. Perfectly proper. Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.

It is good for most everything. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Kamps Sacksteder Drug Co. Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't cure them. Doan's Ointment cures bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering.

At any drug store. President PIa.ntz Receives Further Gifts Toward the $150,000 to R.aase in Order to Get $50,000 from the CenereJ Educational Board of New York Total Gifts Now Amount to $33)00 Considerably More in Sight, Appleton, Tuesday, April 23. Dr. Samuel Plantz last week secured another pledge of $16,000 toward the fund of $150,000 which the university is raising as the condition to secure the $50,000 donation from the General Educational Board of New York. Another pledge of $10,000 has been made conditiona'l.

A Wisconsin man has promised to give the last $10,000, that is, after $140,000 is raised, he will give $10,000 to complete the sum of $150,000, For several reasons the names of the donors are withheld. At the time they pledged themselves to the amounts they requested that their names be not mentioned, as one gift of any consequence brings a horde of request for money through the publicity given the donor. There has been $1,000 donated in MEASLES AMONG CHILDREN Many in City Said to be Afflicted With Disease. Appleton, Tuesday, April. 23.

An incipient epidemic of measles has started among the children in the city, but it Is believed it will be con-i trolled before it spreads to an alarming extent. It seems to have originated at St. Mary's parochial school and in the second grade there are only nine scholars of the entire grade still attending, the balance suffering with measles or having sisters or brothers who are con-fined with the disease. So far as is known the disease has not' spread to the public schools and it Is thought any widespread epidemic will be averted this spring..