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G. A. R. MEN
WILL GET READY.
To Attend National Encampment
at Chicago.
PROGRAMME TO BE
DISCUSSED TONIGHT.
What Will be'Done by Veterans During
Their Meeting-
—i
MOR VC I W \l.kl R POST TO Bl Kl PRI SI Ml D
President McUnley and Other Distinguished
Visitors Will Review the Big Parade
Many Camp I ires Will he Meld
Natal and Military tribes to
he Dedicated.
Oomnuutdti -■•■■■ ' ’ ll " Horace
M. Walker I’ --I <i A w ’ll hrinx U‘
fure the inenjlK-rn <d the l" 1 -* ’Lis even j
inx the question of Miuiibiwm*** didt’xu j
ti, in 1,. the National Hik !iiii|iinent of
the Grand Army of the Ih public which
ojiellK -’ll IHl'l clnac* Si-pl I ill
the eil.V of t TlieHK"-
The eonmiamler there are I Li old !
veteran* In-hiiixhiX t” the ha'al |*t find
mot of these men wonhl like to x<> to,
C'hicjvXo :nnl iKirln ipate in the festivnl
if it is jHissilile to iitteml. Some of tin
men. however will not 1' aide to x°-
ovvinx to several cant-r* ehief of which
in advanced litre and intiriniticH, It
i- ev | m ■i- -1 howevi r, that 1 1 lefts! thirty
or forty will find time ami w ill In- aide
to xo to < 'hieitxo The |iroxmmiiie will
lie ivs follows
noNOAV . Al lit ST n I tl
ooi A M ISsJi- lilinii <*f tli.- NnvaJ Ar li.
4 It A V! 11 noiiI of the Niivhl Veter
t-nois
4in I* M Tli**' ‘tiiimill- ■*■ re- iivo- ill.. I'resi
il- nl of Hu- I lilted Slid-- mid Ins I 'nlilln-l
and citlierdisliinriii-lied i-m-sls
Ain )• n Nnvnl Iwttle oil I,in- ..In imrk
suit- V! |s.K Wiiteh Ilf tin Nnvnl V tlenm-
A-- ml ion at Asui'inti-iii Ainlllorlinii
p., lai .-all*- stris-t 4 4 ruin I I’mil jilt re mm
1(1-11111011 of Hie National AssmiHlimi
I Tiioii Kx-Priaoia-ra of Wnr ill the ('id
I senm
s .in I* >1 Kin-works oft Luke Front
II I.SIIAV
'.I :li A M Tin- dedii ilium of I In- Army A roll
” 111 A M I‘nnnle of the iiriind Army of tin
|{i-|hilil.r. ii. -<l by < < -inmumli-r lii
( lie I AII rl Ii Shaw tin- ('resident of
tin- I Ilite-I sIhU-m mid cither dlsllii(tlll"hisl
inn-sts
s (11-k Hi liifornml ris o|iliiin to (tie I’ri-aiili-nl
of tie- l ulled stm. ,
W I UNI sIIAV
in .11 A M Vi-limit--t lie- thirty fourth \u
t loiml Lm fiiii)iiiM'iit of tin- Unoid Army
of lie* It-'jiiil-lie fit Htlldelmk r hull Wei
. -.in i- Mo-! i after M Harrison, re
s|M.iise hy ( ominaiider In I'litet Shuw
sin |- vt < mu| -11 r- of Army of tin- I’oloiime
< Mini- lire of Army ol tin Tennessee
i 'utiij. fin- of Army of ih-- ('iniiliertmid
• mii(i tin- of Army of tin- Ml -i-ulppl mid
lintf
t *Biii|ellre of Army of the front ii-r
The rest of the days will U- sis-nt in
festivities whieh tin- executive .'oinmil
tec have provided for the old soldiers.
RECENT RAINS HAVE
BEATEN Imiwn CROPS
DELAYING HARVEST.
<’ It Maertz of Heedsville wits iii tin
city on Tin-day and he stated to it l*ilot
repress illative that tin- recent rains
whieh have hei nso insistent in this In
enlily have had the tendency of lieatinx
down the erojis and this will likelv de
lav harvestimr for some little time In
some of tin- country districts the farm
ers lie sav- had i ommeneed to cut rve
INVENT
rttimi-ilmm ijsi-fu| or i-iioirtainlnfi;: or. if y m
already ham an invention yoti i
PATENT.
Thorn m abundant profit in rood patented
Invent!. -I .. S.-iid h r our nil. r. .tinr llliih
>r ill'll I‘a ten I ILiml-Ho.,k-f ■ , riv.-, mori
information th n ,in olh.-r W- .d.laln fit |
wits that tirot : i )i|i fn
m ’ ■ rvn . ol ul ii .pi n Mil ii n vv i
1 HI In g| U id ;' Vll .1 ,
• 4 xainin.'iti<iii anil opinion a vi, patf ut.iliiht y.
iToinnt n** j'u.ir.inf* • 1 |j,. t • r ••fert nrr
Oy-r A1 y#■ .r. . xjhti. j. A.Mr. s
U S & A H LACI V, I'utrnt .Solicitor*,
Wiihiniftun. I>. C.
fit, niton thi\ paper when you write !
hilt they Were sto|i|s-d hy the heavy
(lownjsiur
I In- work of harvestinx however, will
Is . al l ied oil asex|s ditionslv IS |NiKsi)ile
As Main Ur the rve is xarm-rd Lari, y w ill
Is- ready ami thiaeer.-ai will L. Inirvestwl 1
within the next two w.-d,*
Mr Maert/sav- that takinx all lln
cro|s. so far be Is liev.-S this Will | H - Ilf S
X.ssl year a- la-1 with tin p.. -il.|e ex
eeption of hay The hay crop is |i K ht.
There is hardly a half erop
It has lss-n ih-iin iiislraled ly experi
enee that ninstt nipt ion can Is prevented
hy the earlv ns. of (lm- Minnie t’oiixli
< iin- This is the favorit. remedy for
c.nixhs colds, .roup asthma grippe
and all throat and him.' tronlih- I 'nres
ijuieklv Henry Ilium h*
7 he ex Ijins-n ol Hawaii nrxes her siil.
je< ts to do their duty as Aim rn an eili
Zl-Ull.
For hums injuries pil,-, and skin
diseases use IteWitt sWiu h Hazel Halve
It is the orixinal fonuterfeits mav Is
offered I re only Ik Wilts Henry Hill
rich*.
India has a xnater van. iv ~f plants
than any other eotmlry in ih- world
1 lie law holds Isiih maker and eiren
lator of a counterfeit ..pmllv xnilty
lli* ■
oomtorfrit ' ■ 11 ;
Halve risk- your lif. p. m ;i k c a Huh
lurxer profit Von ran not trust him
]*• Witt s is the only xeiinim and orixi
tutl WiU li Hazel Halve n w. 11 known j
cure for piles and all skin diseases Hee
that your dealer ycives yon It -Witt si
Halve Henry Hiurnhs
PRUF- STRASSMAN HERE-
His Headquarters -Established in Ihe Wood
Block.
Prof. Strassman formerly of Berlin.
Germany, an old experienced practition
er and successful sjss-ialist in the treat
ment of constitutional diseases of the
eye. ear, nose throat and catarrh, has
established headquarters in Manitowoc
in Wood's Block opposite Williams house.
His recommends from several xover
nors of Wisconsin and other states. 1' S.
senators. onxr*'sainun, physicians, uni
versity professots. school superintend
ents businessmen, farmers and the pub
lic xenerally s]s-aks in the hixbesf terms
of his jiast satisfiu-tory work done snvinx
humanity, and check the snfferinx of a
misused, m-xh-i-ted and over-taxed jh-o
pie. The ptsir men will find in him a
friend in need. They will Is- equally
treated with the rich: without draininx
their la-t resources. (Hasses will Is
manufactured to order after a careful
scientific medical examination and equal
lizatiou of all inequalities of the eye
sixht and save tin- unfortunate from the
dalixer of blindness by their use of ill
eoutruete and and improperly adjusted
Xlasses. leadinx I" destruction of the
eyesixbt. You will receive the benefit
ol hi~ lift- time e\(H-rience and hixhest
scholarly attainment- (’onsnltation
Kn-c Bailors WtKUts Bus k opp.
Williams House.
OPERA HOUSE SCIII ME:.
The Project Seems .in Assured Success
at the Presc’itl Time
< 'iirl Hansen says the new ( jiera house
will be carried on tosucccss. This week
he received a subscription from Charles
1' Blister of Milwaukee for ten tickets
A letter has also I Men sent to the For
esters meetinx in l.aCrossi* promisinx
the t tpera 11 on sc for t heir convention if
they- shall vote to come here in llMBi.
'l’lie I'oresb-IH will need all the halls
when in the city im-ludinx the new
opera house and Ihe promise lias been
made to them
A KI 1.1A81.1 WOMAN WAN II I).
We want a reliable vvonian in every
county to establish a corset parlor for
the sale of Dr Nichols Celebrated Spir
al Spnnx <'niseis The best ifl.lMt ('or
sets in the world. Livery corset is war
ranted not to break or rust, absolutely
iiiijH-rvions to moisture or iH-rspiratioii.
Anew pair xiven for every pair that
breaks Guarantee printed on eaelt cor
-et I tccoinniciidcil bv over in min
Bhysiciaits. I lurnish complete stock
..ii cinisixnmcnt and pay a salary of ijdn
In Cil.i pm motifli and expenses fit.lll)
! Sample outfit free Brices reduced.
Send in cents poslax* for sample and
terms.
DK G I) NICHOLS,
New ( anaati. (inm.
Utissia in F.iirope has a forest area of
about atMl (MM).(MMI acres. One third of
the country is forest.
Till; BI ST ICFMFDY FOB SLOMAdI
AND r.OWKI. THOI'BI.FS
I have been in the drnx business for
twenty rears and have sold most all of
tin proprietary medicines of ntiy note
Animig the entire list I hitve never found
any I hinx to equal ('hanilierlain's t'nli.-
< lioh ra and Diai i lns-a Kemedy for all
stomach and bowel troubles, says (>
W Wakefield ol Columbus. Ga This
remedy cured )wo severe eases i if cholera
morbus in my family and I have recoin
mended and sold hundreds of bottles of
it lo niv customers to their entire satis
faction It affords a quick and sure cure
ina plea -.nl form. For sale bv 11. n
ry Hinriclis drnxxist. .jnly'JM
Donahue, the Anoka murderer, was
liberated
111 C A ICTItI'UN
Wlien the quantity of food taken is
too lar/e or the quality too rich heart
burn is likely to follow, and especially
|. if (be di'/cslion lias been weakened by
coti'lipalioii Ibt 1 --lowly and not 100
fn-ely ol easily dixested foisl Masli
cate tin- food thoioiixhly Del six hours
clasp, between meals and when Volt feel
a fnllne sand weight in tin* rexioii of j
lie utoinaeli after eatinx indiealinx that j
\ ..it have eaten too mneli take one of
<'bamlsTlaiii s Stoinaeli and Liver Tab
lets and the heart burn may be avoided.
For sab-by Henry Hinriclis druxxist-
Dr Diehard Hooker Wilmer, Brutes
taut Iqiiseopal bishop of Alabama died.
< i iti i> ititoNt in\i, i koi bi l:
t'ba- K Davis in) | W Conxress St..
('bn a/... -a\s I suffered for years with
bronchial trouble and tried many kinds
o| medicines without relief until I be |
Xan takinx i*u;v s itnNi-A a Nit tau,
will*'tl cured IIIC Take till substitute
Henry 1 linri* hs. druxxist
A lire al HliNUiiiiixtun, 111 caused a
hiss of fI.rsMMKMi.
Itl Nl l*s OK HIU |s|>
Sprains or sores buriisor w-itld-*. wounds
oi nit- teller or w> ■•mil all quickly cur- j
is| by it.xNsi it sai.vk. the most liealinx j
medicine in the world Henry Hinriclis
druxxist
Dont Be Fooled!
@lhe nrWct l brtnif ll.lrd
llh w.irlhlctk Imitation* ol
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
To protect the public w call
raprtlalaltrnllonloour lout,
mark, prlnlril on avarr ra.k
Itamaml IH* aanuliw.
Vat lU by *M DruiulMS
MANITfIWOr*™ AUGUST 7
A TEACHER OF HISTORIC FACTS
AND CONGRESS OF ROUGH RIDERS OF THE WORLI
HCLKNDII) MILITARY TACTICS. KNDORSKU THE WORLH OVER.
ROUGH RIDERS FROM EVERY CLIME AND COUNTRY
and Than Kver. Col. W. F. Cntly flinffnlo Mil) at Karli IV'rforiuunoo.
REAL- THE GREATEST OP MILITARY SPECTACLES THE WAR
...r BOHLE 5f SBH JUHR HILL
Bl irirn a REALISTIC reproduction OR TH it FAMOUS CMOWi
rLIMbU EVENT, FULL OR EXCITING SCENES. onuff II
ROOSEVELT'S ROUGH RIDERS
Will Participate In Each Performance thua Making the Picture One True to Nature.
The Queen’s Favorite Warriors, Germany’s Cavalry, Oauohos from 8. America,
(00 Indian Braves, Athletes from Arabia, Wild Bucking Bronchos,
U. 8. Artillery, Semi-Savage Cossacks, Mexican Vaqueros, U- 8. Cavalry,
Fifty American Cowboys, Stage Coach Attack, Annie Oakley, Johnnie Baker,
AND A CONTINGENT FROM THE PHILIPPINES AND HAWAII.
GRAND STREET CAITALCADE
ON THE MORN IN Q OF THE EXHIBITION, PASSING T TROUGH THE PRINCIPAL
STREETS, LEAVING THE OROUPOS AT NINE O'CLOCK.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. RAIN OR SHINE
Afternoon st 2 o’clock. Night at H o’clock. Doors Open One Hour Barller.
ADMISSION, 50c. Children Under 9 Years, Half-Price. RESERVED SEATS, $l.OO
Reserved Numbered Seat* imy b< Secured day of Exhibition at
GROEIJVUN’S DRUG STORE, Q 25 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
Job Work done Promptly at The Pilot Office.
$23.00 iso *b
I
FOR THIS
Up to Date Bicycle.
Fully Guaranteed.
All other wheels that we handle
will be sold at reduced prices
for the balance of the season.
Second Hand Bicycles at $3.00 up.
See Our Windows for Sundries at Wholesale Prices.
MANITOWOC CYCLE WORKS,
Oldest. I argcsl and Most Reliable Cycle House in the City.
Edison’s Phonograph
TM(rr than ik Orirnn, or Mnsir Ilo*. for it sinesaml talks ns will ns plays, ami
<li m'l ii mt us mi urli. It ri’iirisluri's t tic miiMr o'any Inst run uni lialiil or urcln-st ra — tills
Biorlis unci sinus thfiilil familiar hymns as wnll hr tlio |m|iular soni;s—it isul way srnady.
His* I tint Mr. Kilison's su.-nulum is on fvtry inatiiinu. (’ala
lutfuct of all UiaUrs, or NATIONAL I'MONOOKAIMI CO., ij# Filth Ave., New York.
Among the Late Arrivals.
A New Line of Juvenile Clothing.
We have just received anew line of Boys’ and Children’s
three piece suits. They are neatly made up from a fine quality
of goods. Suits have either plaid or colored vests. Quality and
price warrants a careful examination of these goods.
Granite Granite
Ware. Mm* Ware
Anew line of triple coated enameled ware has been added
to our line. It is the only strictly high grade white lined enam
eled ware made. Preserving Kettles in this ware will make pre*
serving a delight. They are clean and add to the beauty of
kitchen utensils.
Granite Dippers, slightly damaged at • • 10 cents
Granite Sauce Pans, slightly damaged at • 10 cents
Remember that we are still quoting low prices on
Screen Doors, Lawns, Croquet Sets,
Window Screens, Percales, Hammocks,
Refrigerators, Shirt Waists, Hay Tools,
Lawn Mowers, Parasols, Fruit Jars,
Straw Hats, Blue, Flame Oil Stoves. .
The People’s Saving Bank, SS'
Opportunities for Boys or Girls.
The Publishers of The Manitowoc Pilot will give to any boy or girl in the city
or county an Acme Bicycle, which sells for S3O, for a list of Seventy-five cash
yearly subscribers to the paper. The wheel can be seen any time at the Mani
towoc Cycle Works, York Street.
HOYER BROTHERS
MERCHANT TAILORS.
M ANITOWOC. W 1 SCONSIN I
Chicago & North Western Railway.
Ntiimi ruind trains:
Noil No I No r. No 17 Noll No.-.
Leave Chicago 7mi am It ill am smi pm
Leave Milwaukee 7min in II .Vi ain I'ill pm _ 7 lid pm
Leave Cleveland Illlam lllMnni HM p m fitham I14(lam
I .eave Newton
leave Manitowoe . II :I7 ain ISSfijiin 4Sn p m n ■-Main ti.Vlpm ln7pm
Leave Ifr u tie 1 1 . II 411 a 111 ft'pm Him am Kill pm
lavave Plnedrove 1 !W p in
Leave Cato M .">H a m I t:i p m HI. am Slap in
Leave Grimms . In mi ain 4 411 pin il <>l ain S-la pin
Leave Re.ilsville 111 US am 4 aa p 111 II all a 111 II I", p 111
Arrive Appleton Jet II IS nin llillpm Mlaa in 11 US pm
Arrive Antigo H Sup in II 411 am SSllam
Arrive Ashland 5 Slip in < 4a am
Train No II daily; trains No. - I ;l. a, II and "and dally exeept Sunday. Trains No.'s:t. a, II an I
17 lllakiliß eom.eet ions at Appleton .let for north and south No. -a and 17 iiiakiie’ eonneet n ais
at Marshfield for St. I’an I and M liiiiea|Mills and tin' northwest Trains No sll and 17 making eon
ms-tions at Ashland for llnlnth. the SnjieriorN and the west.
StM'TH 1541' NI * TRAINS
No 3 Not No in No 14 No 111 No fill
Leave Reedsvllle als p m 7 41a 111 IS S3 p 111 il mi ain
Leave (Irimms.. aSHprn 7 4ii a m 13:57 pm ItiKiam
Leave Cato fiS7pm 751 a m M 143 p m 111 la am
ievi> I*l lie drove 7ata in IS 154 p m
les.ve Hraneli a :(4 p m 7ah a m IS HI pm Mila am
Leave Manitowoe Sillpm Ifihani sltlain Ih7p in 4 lift p m llhtin
l.eave Newton ampin siMani 1 'SI p m 4 Sfi pni IS ah pm
Leave Cleveland 1114 pni Him a ill I iClpm 4 IBi pHI 14*4 pin
Arrive Milwaukee s|op ni IH'mm HI if. am 14 fin pin aHij. in
Arrive Chi.-ago 7:>iam IcHam I la pm ala pin Hiltimi
Train No. 4 daily No - In li pi and Vi daily exeept Sunday, all trains maklin; eonneetions
at Milwaukee ami Chieago for east smith and west
TWO RIVKKS TRAINS.
Leave Vanitowoe il 4a ain HI :t ain 4 llh |i m j Leave Two Rivers 74> ain llillpm fi la pIP
Ai rive Two Riversln* in Ih.Viam 4ah p m Arrive Manitowoe Mi ain ISllfipin 5 411 pm
Kor any further Inforuialton apply at dejs.it tleket offlee. C A. Hi i htiui sen, Tkt. Agt,

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