The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], July 19, 1900, Image 6

About The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932

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CITY in brief.
f 1 'r;;
clerk ll ”‘ clty o | >
Tuesday.
Walks Around'Park The cement
walk- ordered l.y the conned, are Is-mg
laid around Washington park.
Taken to Asylum Sheriff I.ehrman
Jk Frank Ra.herh.nh- the BUte asy
]nin at Winnelstgc on fn< ‘>
Built an Addition. 1 lied.N-lrn h Pram
nation fominv ha- depleted an
addition to their mtu hine shops ... tins
city.
Mavtham is Ashore The Mavtha.n a
steamer leaded with coal went ashore
~ff Milwaukee on Tuesday. She .s
known in this city
VS here is Kahn The whereabouts of
Arthur Hahn are as ve. unknown. Ills
brother continues his -arch without
Stranded In Manitowoc Eibbic
Smith of (ireen Itay l-eca.ne stranded
and is-nnile-s in this city Thesn,M-nn
tendentofthe poor sent her home.
lor a Soap I aclory Milwaukee
men have Neil in Manitow.s* lately, the
object of their s l-lt to investigate this
city as a place for the 1< at ion of a soap
factory.
filled With Orders The Kiehard
Iron Works company ha- had an nnusn
ally busy summer. They have Issti
running with a full force -ince early in
the year
It Didn’t Pay The Merchant s <l*
liven -farted a few months ago by an
,11it i dng young man has been di
continued Issanse the patronage was
too small
A Valuable Men. A hen in this city
hatched out six chickens four weeks ago
and a week ago U gan to lay producing
an egg each dux since She likewise
|,M.ks after the inten-t of her brood
Change of Agent- l.dxvard S Bold
lia- resigned a- agent or the Ann Arlsir
line in tluscitv and K II Mav of I-rank
t..n Me h . fills tl im J Mi lead
r, i;iiji■ tie' ageiiev of the il-soii I ransil
< ’.i
Christian Science The First Chris
t urn n n-iiee siH-iet y will hold its sere ices
in lieers hall on Sunday at logo A M
Subject 1/ove Then- Will lie a Wed
iiesdav evening |e-|jiuoiijal meeting at
HP M
Killed by an l inery W heel My the
bursting of an emery wheel at tin plant
ot the Valley Iron works. Fred A
S< hroeder was instantly killed last
week Peter Starke another employe
was injured m the hand
flanulacturlng Center \ busy part
of the eity at present i- that locality
now building up with factories The
canning industries, the sealing plant
the piekh plant anil the alniiiintini
work- make a hive of industrv
l ost ami Recovered Her Wheel.
While Mi—Nelln Waterhou-e was \ i
iling hei aunt Mr- iloinath on Fifth
street -In left In i \\ heel oh the outside
and someone appropriated it It wa-
I ttei di- ovens) at tin l imulrn h dock
Hu Hie Ordinance. The bicycle ordin
ane. to whieh eolisiderallle op|Hi-ition
ha- Uen made was laid over at the la-1
meeting ot the I.hineil until the next
one Those who own bi. v.-les Ix-liexe
tin- ordimtin e too re-triclivi in it- terms
A Partnership formed Wm Siekei
forntelly seiimr lueuio. i o( (he linn . I
Sieio i and ( roll has talon into partner
ship .I I Wolter and the new firm w ill
‘"‘Up) tin inn hui Id me; next ibstf to
tin- old location on Park (reel neat
Main
Muskegon on Route The big ear
*• ’ M keg . |.|, , !(,. I', I,
Marijin iie wl.il. the I hip i- Udng
re ISt I red ill Soiiih Chie:i).„ This work
would U- done here il there v as a target
diN k who h has den talked off ,r ■ oiii.
time.
Iwo l icenses Short i | •,.1 j,. *
(.illiil Ilif attention of Hi, aldermen ;it j
Monday HU'lil n lliwtiiu; t,, (1„. |; l( I tlint I
th. ir w. re Uv., win,, t, who said
they |iro|Mmd to run disorderly JlllX en
tur Unit wan the Way 11.. % „ a 1,.
At the(Kjlieft of the ehief lieelm. h Were
re! us. and
ABthrax Kniikminii
hh.vh ten uni tan Uiehnioiid Kerr ..I
thineilt wae.alle.lt., attend ~t,ite an
iihirinin;' me of anthra* th. farm..!
M.elnwl Me. e, hi the town ■,| (J reel, leaf
Ni lie .ri Mi Meyeracun, are,haul with
that (lim-u-w- a.ul |i r K, rr will inje. t
" 1 1 **“ f ■• 11■ r<l ■■■. 111, a pre
ventive.
Kam Helps P.H.rri Wl|)lijm
the toWli of Meeuie Wm in
Tueeduy and said that the heavy soaking
the ground wm getting was not too
much for products, though it was little
too much for the late peacrop, He says
that the hay crop lias been very light over
the county and a remarkable fact is that
it has been light over in Minnesota, the
Dakotas and other states. Hay he says,
will command a big price this fall.
A Picture from I:, 0. Nash While Ed
ward and. Nash win* East attending as a
delegate to the Philadelphia convent! >n.
he found time to do other things. Asa
souvenier of his trip he has presented
the North side high school a patriotic
picture of the “Minute Man' The en
graving was taken from a statute erect
ed in Washington.
Too flatty Suits. An order has been
received by all trainmen in Wisconsin
to use caution in ejecting jstsoiis. with
out tickets, from passenger trains. Ihe
legal heads of all roads in the country
have )*• ii com|H lied to call a halt on
trainmen who use force. Isvause of the
many suits for damages Persons with
out tickets will hereafter Is* treat.si
with us much consideration as jtossible
Public Library Following are the
circulation statistics for the week end
ing duly II deneral I. sociology -1
natural science 1, ns**ful arts 2. tine arts
:t. history m. travel 7. biography •>. liter
dure Ikso Of these 27 were derman. 1
Bohemian and II Norwegian; children's
Imm.ks. 2IS: adults. MM; daily average,
is Additional donations of back mini
iters nf standard magazines have been
receix-ed and are being prepared for
oinding Several volumes of the latest
IsNiks on China and the Chines.* .pies
don are exfiected sesm.
former Manitowoc Boys Through
out the state and union there are a good
many former Manitowoc Is.ys who still
lierish a love for their old home and
who are subs, rils-rs to The Pilot fine
if these is Victor P Salak of drecn Bay
.vlni writes in part I'.rndosed you will
in.l check for years subscription. 1
■aniiot gel along without your pajs*r
md await its arrival ea. h week with
much interest. Von set* I am taking
(il-t a- mncli interest in the old place as
I did when I live 1 there.
Big I .xcursion Sunday. The biggest
cxenrsioii and picnic of the vear will
•ake place next Sunday. July 22. un.lei
1 he auspices of Polish Publishers of Mil
vanke.* Cos II and K of Ist Infantrx
login.. -11l W N. and. will give a stree'
tarade. a guard mount sham battle and
Iress parade in Silver ('reek park. Two
roop of the Polish I.an. ers will parade
in.) sex• ral choirs of singer- combined
villi the or. lu stra will give a concert
Mayor Rose of Milwaukee and Mayor
A'illiam Itahr will address I I
-ioiiists There will Is- games and lire
works
98c
This Fine Rocker
Former Price $1.75
Frazier Bros, make
you this offer as an in
ducement to see their
new store. YORK ST.
Kndal Dyspepsia Cure.
A j'i'iilli niHii in inth' ritrisl <ii dys
I m\i tin following appropriate
ri.ml.-? j u" n| lliirn- fatuous blessing
Si,MU' luiVl ll|l'lit mill nillllllt I'lll lllllt
sollle hale IlnlH' that want It I'lll \vr
i liHvc Hunt ami we ian • at. Kodol llys
|H-|iNia < ’ui'i lie thitnki-il This pr' |ir
alimi will digest what you i-al It in
it ant I,v relieves ami radically cures in
} digestion anil all hUhiui'li iliminliTii.
i Henry Hindi hs.
Mrs. Dr. J. V’. Miller and Mrs. B. J
Anderson entertained at cards last week
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Anderson-
Those present were Mesdames B. Kunz.
C Fee'liter, E. Teitgen. C. Schreiter. J.
Plumb. R K Paine. E. Seeger, C. Seeg
f Kellner. C. Hoyer, W. Clark, F. Vog
elsang. C Schultz, A. (J. Andress, E and.
Nash. J.*., Willott. H. Thurtell, I. Craite.
F Miller, C. Mad son, H. Richards. W.
Richards. A. Rechcygl, J. F. Reardon,
W, Feehter. C. Hill, N. Kettenhofen,
Win. Nelson. Emil Ba. ns. li. M. Richter,
M. Ruhr, H Richter, A. Hcbuette, E.
d'deran. Freeman. C. Sedgwick. A.
diaham. and. Born. William PHueffer,
r.dlcfsoii and. Kis-bkc. W. Crbanek C.
Knit/.. F Richardson. W. dnttmann:
the Misses Malone, Kellner, Hhsch,
Fcchter, (ir. ve. B Kirwan. E. Kirwan.
M Seeger. C. Horn. M < 'hri diansen. T.
Kunz and It Pankratz. Out of town
Ciiesls were Mrs. R.ddey, Mrs, Engel of
Milwaukee and Mis Krahn of Kaitkait
ia. The first prize was won by Mrs. A.
I Endress. and the second one by Mrs.
S Kettenhofen.
*
Monday evening a jolly company
vere driven out to Silver lake, and not
withstanding the rain and mud. had a
d.asant time at the popular resort.
I’hose who made up the party were:
Mesdames E M Platt, and. W. Pat. hen,
If W. Hubbard, A B draham, Misses
Bull) BaVnes and Alice Scbuette. Messrs
i H. Torrison. H J. Evans. A. J Tor
isoti. C. J Reinfried A. I. drahani
Hid A B Nash.
Fnrtv'Hin'wi iiiciiilmts of tin* Hongh
• iii family held their animal reunion in I
vVimml s grove on Snnilay last.
A *
Prof. Tlmrtell anil family of Kino,
Nevada, are the gm-sts of I>r Tlmrtell
ami family Prof. Tlmrtell is dean of;
the I'niversity of Nevada
The Mis.-es Peterson entertained on
rimrsday evening last. Ki na Warner |
and Harry Richards were the prize
winners. I
Margareth (Irimiii of this eity and
August I integer of Two Rivers were'
married Wedmslay at the home of the
hride |
Mrs .1 S Johnson of < Imago and
Mrs T .1 Halsey of Washington, I). C.
is visiting at the home of Peter Ander
son
The Ladies Society of the Herman
Lutheran congregation are enjoying
their animal picnic to-dav.
Laura I 'aeeke and I torn l''enerpfeil are
speiidin ; a few weeks with friend < in
Shehovf'aii and Milwank-e.
Melilta Klin (hoi/, haves this week for
Mihvankie to make arrangements for
entering college. *
.lidin I>nHike who is a nieinla-r of He (
fiunlti of Lewi-- institute. Chicago is
home for ti e summer vacation.
The Mi'S.'- Lidia and lima Hreden-n
ot Stoughton are visiting with their
grandmother Mrs <• Torrison
Itlam he ILit wig entertained at cards'
at her home. 1107 Washington street. |
I'nday afeernoon last
Sarah and Annie Finnegan of Milivan
kee are guests of ,1 P. Nolan and
tainily.
Mrs A .1 Schmitz and daughter Mil
da of Milwaukee are visiting at John
Fran/. *
Thorval 'l’orrison has gone for an ex
tended sisit with relatives in St Patti
Klla Hess is N|M-ndiiiK the week with
Mrs <’ Is-iderman of Shelsiygan
I iitssie Stoii*' of Shelioygan is the
lilies! of the M isses Alt maii
Mrs .1 llendrer>s has returned from a
fortnight's visit in Chicago
Mrs Josi-ph Willoll left Monday lor
a months visit at Snjierior
Mrs Joseph Willott Jr has gone to
Mackinac and the Sou.
FailllV Smalley of Sleepy Kye Midi
is visiting at He Latin s
Mrs T Kelley has returned from a
visit to Chicago friends.
Mrs. W. VVliitf mid cliiMiVTi of Antign
fin* vimtitig Mrs. Fetus
Lena .Sehreituinlt is home lr >m St.
Mary’s convent.
The Misses Stolze are visiting friends
in Minneapolis.
Alice Hossev is a truest of Mrs M.
Egan.
All irj not gold that glitters. Some
times it is a diamond.
DON COFFEE
Used in Millions of Homes!
Accept no substitute!
Insist on LION COFFEE, in 1 lb. pkgs.
These articles mailed FREE in
exchange for lion heads cut from
front of i Ih. I JON COFFEE pkgs.
Silk Umbrella (either Lady’s or Gents).
•siftssr
paid i, lor 170 * 1
Mon heads and
■ 2-cenl stamp.
Avery fine umbrella, madeof union silk taffeta;
3u Inch frame with seven ribs: steel rod and silver
Congo handle. Would cost I'J float the store.
Dress-Pin Set.
Hailed (res (or IS
Hon heads and a 2-
| ~y cent stamp. Three
vCta -* pins in the set (larger
than shown), com
m,i NM/MMM |M>*cd ol tine rolled
gold, with handsome
ruby-colored set
ta4Stiw** . tings Suitable (or
~Hb w aist (dns. gulf pins,
neck-pins or as a
child's set.
Sash-Belt and Buckle.
Moiled free for 15 lion head* cut from
Lion Coffee wrapper* and a 2-cent stamp.
Latest style of ini)iorted Murk Swiss groM
gralu rtblKUi lielthig: f*tylisti imitation
oxiiii’.rtl silver buckle, neat, strong and
fashionable.
Sliver Napkin-Ring.
f or 15 Hon heat!* and a
2-cent stamp. Ni at and
snLslaiitlul. Mttdr of dlir
able metal, heavily silver JBl
plated. Two dllTeirnt .yrc^S^j
* Coin-Purse.
Far 15 Him hrsds and
s 2-ccnl stamp. I'ohir,
dark brown Made of
line kid leather : chain
oi lining, nickeled
Irmne. with strong -na(>-
fas telling.
Ladies’ Pen-Knife. \
For 15 Hon hrad* rut from 1
I.lon Colter wrappers and a 2c.
“amp Large .Tie ; good mi
lerlal; handle* nicely dec .rated
■V* TMI! ABOVE APE ONLY A PEW OF THE LION COFFEE PREMIUMS. Another list will
shortly appear In this paper I Don't mis* It I The grandest list ol premiums ever altered t
Vou always know LION COFFEE by the wrapper. It I* a sealed pack
age. with the lion's head In (rent. It Is absolutely pure II the package
Is unbroken. LION COFFEE Is roasted the day It leaves the lactory.
1000 VISITORS CAME,
SAW MANITOWOC
AND THEN WENT HOME.
The Chicago and Northwestern rail
road company brought to Manitowoc
nearly 1000 persons from Fond dn Lac
and intervening jKiints and from Two
Rivers. The WW-onain Central earned
out of the city about 175 excursionistti
hist Sunday to Brighton Beach.
Tin* weather was nnpropitions, rain
coining down pretty generally all
through the day. inti this fact did not
deter the visitors from taking in Silver
('reek
During last May an infant child of our
neighlsir was suffering from cholera in
fantum. The doctors had given up all
hojs*s of recovery. I took a liottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them
1 felt sure it would do good if used ac
cording to directions. In two davstime
the child had fully recovered. The child
is now vigorous and healthy. I hav
recommended this remedy frequent 1\
and have never known it to fail. Mks.
CfKTIH Bakrk, Book waiter, Ohio, Sold
bv Henry Henry Hinrichs druggist, jl'-lft
The oldest German coal mines were
the first worked in 1195. They are near
Worms. England did not la-gin to mine
its coal until the fourteenth century.
jflmmmoc, M&
BOOKKEEPING
PENMANSHIP'
SHORTHAND
ENGLISH TYPEWRITING.
(I Uumnufh/fmcUcal businmcount.
yfritc forinfoanation. &lherf4ace y
STRENGTH, PURITY AND FLAVOR
“Knickerbocker” Watch.
(liven for 175 Mon
heada and a 2-ccnt ( At
stamp. Neat appear- VII J
lug and un excellent
time-keeper. Solid
nh ,tel silver ease, with
ornamental buck. mAjLn\ ™ TVMA
Nlcxel movements, mlTrf tTtll
escapement fully llq*
Jeweled. The famous vffv/sJ? Smb
••Knickerbocker"
Ladies’ Watch Chain.
A double strand of liest silk cord, united
at interval! with colored bead* : neat and
substantial. For 15 Hon head* and a
2-i(n* stamp.
dent’s
uOm Watch.
Hailed Irte for 00
Mon heads and a
2-ccnt stamp. The
celebrated Ingcr-
S/rv\ \ j™ soil" watch; stem-
HD I|]M set: durable nickel-
watch uccompan
of the maker. A re
liable time kee|ier.
Ladies’ Pocket-Book.
Large size and
with live separate
di f
(liven lor 25 Molt |W
heads from Lion K
Coffee wrappers
and • 2c. atamp. muiuimiWMiimi
Table Cover.
CSnH&CWaH Ilurahls,
.a**
E
-quare
including fancy fringed iHinut Mailed
tree lor 25 Man heads and ■ 2c. stamp.
A WISCONSIN ATHLETt
MAKES A RECORD AT
A PARIS CONTEST. I
in the first event for the world's ath- !
letic championships at Paris the 110
meters hurdle Kraenzlein of Wiscon- 1
sin, won: McLean of Michigan sec
ond: Moloney of Chicago third. Time |
15 2-5 seconds,
Sheldon of New York Athletic club, j
McCracken of Pennsylvania, Garret of |
Princeton were qualified for the finals ,
in the shot putting contest.
In the final heat 100 metres run Sar-’
vis of Princeton won; Tewkesbury of
Pennsylvania second; Rowley of New
South Wales third. Time It seconds.
GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE FROM
MANITOWOC AND OTHER TOWNS
Rev. Father Peil is spending the week
at Milwaukee.
John Halej’ is back from a business
rip to Geen Bay.
Dr. E. M. Kapitan is at La Crosse in
attendance at the meeting of state den
tists now being held there.
G. Gulickcon of Rube was in the city.
He says the rasplterry crop in his locality
is very ’urge,
M. H. King. Gust Kallitt, E. L. Eck
hardf i ml A. H. Eckhardt of Sheltoygan
j were in the city this week.
In spite of the fact that the varieties
of stamps now current in the world
number U.sil, every now and then an
other small boy starts in to make a com
plete collection.
A leaf is only a metamorphosed branch
and the covering of seeds only a meta
morphosed leaf.
Men admire women lx*anse they are
women and anything that makes them
less womanly makes them less charming.
Pair of Lace Handkerchiefs.
Tworxtrafln* A
eainliric hand- >^Vc
kerchiefs, with // \\
beautiful Ini- /J \\
ported laee me- / / \ \
■Million inier- / f \ \
lions in the eor- A L,. r g* K
tiers Half inch /
hem, machine \\\ Ad/J
he in it itched ; \ ir s\/\/
stylish and dttr
able. A pale of \Jy V
theta handker- w
chiefs given for 18 Hon head* cut from
Lion Coflcc wrappers and a 2c. stamp.
Children’s Picture Book.
/ErHS®°/rACtfl Olven lor 10 Mon
H heads ends 2-cent
J Wgesiirr
** Hj thi*r (ioose Melodics
Jj illustrated and with
different Imnks, so
you can get an as-
Century Cook-Book.
MS pages of vain- 3
able cooking re ;
ceipta. also treatise 5 J
on the litlh > r of the J W k<
kitchen, dining 3 'V'irll *~-
room.laundry, sick-
room, and remedies TußQj ICjmjlea
lor the a fUO
inon diseases $ i/Ilf ■/JPa JtV
tiivrn lor 15 Hon k r f • .e'ViUlW'
head* and a 2-cent o JF||
Boys’ Pocket-Knife.
The''
:j > J Of
~ L- blade .
FIM-WOod
bundle.
hor 12 lion heads and a 2c. stamp.
Best Coffee for the Money!
Try LION COFFEE and you will never use
any other, it is absolutely pure
Coffee and nothing but Coffee.
Fancy Gold Ring. I Genu,Be RubySattlna
6 I Gold Ring.
stamp. stamp.
These rings are genuine rolled gold idate. having the exact
appearance and qualities of solid gold, and guaranteed by
the makers to hut two tears with ordinary usage. New
patterns and very popular. o
| To Dettrmina the Size. I
J h i at j. ii iq- j.; c'f h
Cut a strip of thick paper so that the ends will
exactly meet when drawn U<jhllji around second
joint of the linger. Lay one end on this diagram
uk the 0. and order the ut tuber the other end
Indieutcs.
Art Picture, “ Easter
will tL'iul it tinnetl ready for limiting.
Flower Picture.
For 5 Mon heads and a 2c. stamp.
American Meanly Host’s unit Lilfesof
tho Valley. .Size. II x '.'l inches. Bright
anJ artistic coloring.
“The Dancing Lesson.”
The green gras* anil trees, the llttl*
brown kitten and the girl's snow white
dress lorai a pleasing combination of col
on,. Size. I.x J 1 inelies Hailed free lor
8 Mon heada and a 2-cent stamp.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Whta writing lor premium* lend your letter In (he unit envelope or
package with the lion head*. II more than I 5 lion head* arc lent, you can
uv, postage by trimming down the margin. Ask your grocer tor large
Illustrated premium list. Address all letter* to the
WOOLSOM SPtOE 00., Toledo, Ohio .
State ok Ohio, city ok toledc. i
LUCAS COUNTY, 1
Frank J. Cheney t akes oath that
he in senior partner of the Him of F. J’
Cheney & Cos., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribe 1 in
my presence, this tilli day of Deceml kt,
A. 1). IHSfI.
A. W. GLEASON.
-J SEAL J- .\olll rtf I’uhlic.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts ftirectly on the blood and
mucous surfaces on the system. Send
for testimonials, fnee.
F. J. Cheney & Cos., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Hills are the l>est. jul’Jtt
“We want to dictate peace upon the
water, too,” said the kaiser i.n the pas
sage of the naval bill.
“My lover's the man in the moon," sang
Miss Homewood.
TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS
Lawson Elvidge of Harrington. 111.,
says he was cured of chronic asthma of
long standing by koley’s hunky and
TAR. It gives positive relief in all cas
es of asthma, so this disease, when not
completely cured, is roblied of all its
terrors bv this great remedy. Take no
substitute. Henry Hinrichs.
Protect us from our friends; our ene
mies let ns drink our tea or coffee the
way we like it.
Blanche 1 made a regular fool of Har
ry last night.
Cora -(. agerly) did he really projiose?
There are no hotter pills made than
DeWitt's Little Early Kisers. Always
prompt and certain. Henry Hinrichs.