The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], July 19, 1900, Image 8

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COUNTY TEACHERS
get MORE pay.
An increase is Almost the Gen*
eial Role.
SALARIES ADVANCED 28 PER CENT.
Superintendent Christiansen is Encouraged
b> the Reports.
vm | Hill COMFI TITION THIS YEAR.
Mhercter 1 ducators hau been Re-emplvcd
it \lwa> sal an Increase Near
ly all the Schools arc Sun
plied with Teachers.
Almost all llu '<Thil of the eutnitx
. the* comintr
y,. al it i- said tlusr in nioMt the
Hjclari.- as'ri'fl ui.n l‘lw.*"n tin* whoo]
ai>tii. Is and III" n*‘W Ituchm an- at
it a-l '.’a jr• nt ItitfluT Hum they wen
lu'l year In mm)" eawm Hi" rat" of in
cmi*-" is "mu inon than?.* per cent
r. 11l
It j. very gratifying to me. wild
Snnt. Christianon to know that tin
di-tri.i- ara "oii.-i-lt-rimf th" pay of
t.aeluTs a vital fa* t and lain greatly
"lirouruv. and 1" th" r"iH.rts that daily
reach tin- *illlce
... tdtfe I thitd
tlint ire supplied
with teaele-I |w lliap- there limy lie five
or six yet left wlih li have not closed
contract' with teacher- It in a tfood
Mi ip i that tin- year there were just aln.nl
as iiiaus edu. ater- in tin l comity as
parkepTs
hair balsam
. r to Hfitorn Ory
fi . '. Hi’ Init. anil lirm turnup
th.-re wen- -eh.K.l- There is no over
phis This is th. lir-t time in Home
years that this.an l -aid (tidy two
yejim ap.. the overplus was s.. irreat that
when the sell. nils op. lied for the season
there Were left ill th. entity some lat
]HT-oti- wh.. w.n entitled t.. teach h\
the tael that tie \ w. n in the possession
of certificate-
Another In I ha- In-cii revealed to
me in th. re. .at appointmenlH which
I was iilad to know and that is that
where a leaele-r has U .-n reenjlatled ti
teach 111 a .'h.ml it wii- it a higher -al
ary That peak- volumes that th.
|e;ieln-1 did skhl work during their hist
school term
In very few -.1 tin- annual school
ineeiin:'- w i Ih.-n much competition
lielWeeil tea le i There Was little or
no uieleihiddiic' 'Ch. outcome this
year I must -a-. n ally ver\ eneonran
inn
*4 ; 1 ■%.
Soaps, Sponges,
Bath Mittens,
Bath Brushes,
Toilet Water,
\ i
ui i hsi vrrii’s
OKI . s i dpi .
I Kill I AM) IV. SI Pill.
I Ok SAI ii.
•V vi i ■ '!< ih • |>ri>| crl \ln
cutiil mi till iiiii Wi llHiKin ('ell
trill ia .11 .i in Mi: iunr <>>111)1 % \Vi
>■ (iffi-M il ini ..iii it ,i I'ti jii Kiwridif
Tin Jirnl" it , •■•111,1 I ~f (l jr,*,,] Hl.ifc
ImiMiittr ■ torn* hitch Tin
prn|i*rt) t iurtv l11111 • •< 1 |i\ tin'iivviii't
wlmii-.it pfi •nl i ■ <ii> ll |i■ t iiiff ii t'l'iH inl
xliill till Ii 111 bill i ill 1 milt Ilf JI) I'HMim
liumii- in.itt. i- hi itll>>th.-r Im tililj In
i'* oiilip-il >o ili>-|hiki .( (|ii* |iii,|n it \
Tlu-iv mi lii< ;n i ! liiml in i iiiiiii
tint! with till -tnfi ,1 .1 Uhihl lull II UTi'l
oOw*r buiMiti.’ 1 lii |r|N-rt> will !■
Mil'l with <>r wi11).,1 I Ih. jiii'n'iil „tiK-lt
of Komi* I)i<n in iimi ( • < utitii>t Im- m,M
within tw-nt> <la> Hu nit will U- 1.-im
‘**l Inf ■' tl-rlllol >. •al Ia vrt V low I'l 111
Tin- pr<#i- rn I .Ii„. liuniim*mh 1.,
Cltiolli* im i llimi! ;ui'l it |m iiifiMHl iiji
jiortunitv for ii man with Jin
it,.*! II mini- tn tart., -nn hm tlml • vln
ently iiihml fi w VV. numt wll nr n-n:
‘Within twmit \ i l ,. -
For full parin nlar a- to miln or nut
apply to or ivMri
•J J j NOLAN,
K*. al Kfllito AVllt
Manitowoc. Win,
A large and prettily appointed recep
tion was given on Wednesday afterno. n
at the home of Mrs (ieorge I’.as- 1 • St•}
Michigan llteline, the ho-tessea being
Mr- I’.iss. Mrs A .1, Packard and Mrs
Margaret Hand Th. roomy mansion
was a bower of th.ral lieanty, brown
eve.l susans poppiea golden-rod and
carnations, in great clusters in bowls
and jardiniers, vicing with each other,
il seemed 1., attract attention lleing
rather early lor wild (lowers of these
varieties Hie guests took great pleasure
looking at them The dining room was
arranged in pink poppies of this color
being massed in the center ol the table
while carnations were distributed with
artistic effect in other places. Pink can
dh's burned in burnished candelabra
The ladies who gave the reception
w.-re assisted by Mrs Perkins P.ass and
Mrs, .1 K. Tilt of ( Imago Mesdames
Royal Baking
Powder
Makes Royal Baking Pow
„ _ der possesses pecu-
The Food liar qualities not
More lound in other leav
ening agents, which
Healthful arise from the supe
rior fitness, purity
and healthfulness of its ingredients.
Royal Baking Powder leavens the
food perfectly by its own inherent
power without changing or impairing
any of the elements of the flour.
Th us the hot-hreads, hot-rolls
and muffins, and the delicious hot
griddle-cakes raised by the Royal
Baking Powder are wholesome and
digestible, and may be eaten without
distress, even by persons of delicate
digestion.
Alum lukinp powders ;ire low priced, as alum costs hut
two rents a pound , hut alum is a corrosive poison and
it renders the hakiuj' jmu der dangerous to use in food.
ROYAL RAKINfI TOWOm CO,, 100 WILLIAM ST., NTW YORK.
Crescent Bicycles
On easy payments. We guarantee the hearings of Crescent
Cicycles for three \ears.
OKI wheels taken in trade.
Crescents have been sold in Manitowoc for ten years, win
take chances on makes yon have never heard of and which poss
ttlv will not ;>e sold after this year. \sk Crescent riders rejfardiiijj
them. Over two hundred in use in the countv.
We have the best $25 wheel made. The Crescent is the only
$23 wheel in the market with a standard name plate.
J. A. RLIM/WBLE,
S. liigth Street I lit* Jeweler
(fustave Torrison, Thomas Torrison,
A. C. Frasier, Adolph Hndress, • L. .1,
Nash Ivlward Nash II (. Kress, S K
(.ray, (• (reran, and the Misses Platt,
Jennie Parties Alice Nash and Fuller of
Appleton.
There were over lab guests and many
beautiful gowns were worn. Mrs. Hass
b'iug attired in black lace. Mrs. Pack
anl in heliotrope satin. Mrs. Hand in
black grenadine Mrs 'Fill a gray and
white combination, and Mrs, Parker
P.ass, pale blue organdie
Kirchen s orchestra, stationed in the
spacious hall gave selections of wall/,
music.
There were many from out of town
and the ample house, the beautiful day
the informality of the occasion, contrib
llted to make the occasion one ..I the
pleasantest social functions of the year.
MANITOWOC MARKET
Latest Quotations Corrected for the Ben
efit of Farmers
The following are the current prices of
the various articles of produce as rejKirt
eil for Tlie Pilot on .Inly 19.
Potatoes -40
Wheat. Spring 70
Wheat Wtiite Winter -OB
Kye -58
Barley -40
Oats 35
Corn -50
Hay 900-1000
Butter 14 17
Eggs 9-10
Salt per bbl 95 110
Wood 4 <M 500
Peas White 00
Peas Marofat *0
Peas Green -<0
Peas Scotch "‘0
Wool 30
lIKTAIE.
Flour Patent 3-35
Daisy 3.00
“ Kye 1-85
Midling 90
Coarse Meal 110
Fine ‘‘ 1 35
Oil “ 1.70
New type for brief work at this office.
Manitowoc Dairy Board
The following offers were made; 1000
Isixes Daisies. 2.50 boxes Twins, 950 (six
es Young Americans.
Same week last year: MOO (sixes Dais
ies, 150 boxes Twins, '.too 1 sixes Young
Americans.
Sales reported 500 boxes Daisies at
01c. 500 boxes Daisies at 10c. 250 boxes
Twins, at 01c, 950 Young Americans at
OJc.
Sales same week last year *OO boxes
Daisies at Mic. 150 boxes Twins at H.jc.
900 Young Americans at Hie.
NOW IS run TIMR
Portland C -meut Sidewalk at 7 cents
a square foot. in ay 11 tf
SCHt’KTTK St I>K WALK Cos.
Dr. Humphreys’
Spedlies cure by acting directly upon
the disease, without exciting disorder in
any other part of the system.
SO. CURES. PRICKS.
1— Fevem. Congealtons, Inflammations. .*25
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic. .25
Teething. < Jolle, < 'ry lug, Wukefulnenfl .25
I—Diarrhea, of Children or Adult*. .25
T—Cough*. Colds, PronehltlH .25
H —.Wuralgla, Toothache. Faccoeho. .25
9—llrodaehe, 8l k Headache, Vertigo .25
10— Dyspepsia. I nl Ik* -*1 lon, Weak Stomach. 2 5
1 I —Ntippreimed or Painful Period* 25
12— Whiten, Too Prof u*e Periods .25
13— I’ronp. Lnr\ ngiil*. Hoanumeng 25
I I -holt llheiiin. Jrysl pc lan. Eruptions .25
1 s— HheninatfiMii . Rheumatic Paint*. .25
10 -Malaria. Chill*, Fever and Ague .25
19— 4'fitarrh. Influent*. Cold In the Head .25
20— Whooping-Cough .25
2T— Kidney Dl*eu*e* .25
291 \ervou* Debility 1.00
30 I'rlnory Wen kn exit. WettingHed .25
T7—Orlp. Hay Fever .25
Dr. Humphrey*’ Manual of all DlseaHen at your
Druggists or Mailed Free.
Hold hy druggists, or sent on receipt of price.
Humphrey*’ Med. Cos.. Cor. William & Jt>hn SU*
New York.
HIS TREASURE.
An Inelilenl of ICirrula) I.life Thnt
Nlinnii n I nliei'Mil Vlnseu-
II lie I'll 111 ll u.
Vanity seems to spring eternal in
the inaseuline breast, and the less it
has tn feed upon the more it thrives,
apparently says the Ila'limure News.
One Saturday u tramp uf high de
gree in vagrancy stopped before the
window of a house at which two
young women were standing. He was
tortured and torn and melancholy
looking to sueli an extent that he
aroused a feeling of deep sympathy
in the hearts of the maidens who
looked upon him as lie stood ga/ing
intently at some objeet he held in Ids
hand.
“I wonder what lie lias,” said (lie
sentimental one of the two, as site
peered down on him; “a lock of some
woman's hair, I shouldn't wonder.”
"More likely a coin lie’s found; he
looks pleased," rejoined the praetieal
one. smilingly, as she maneuvered for
a position that would reveal the ob
ject to her.
Hill it was neither, they discovered.
It vv a pisl a hit of looking glass, in
which the man was surveying his fea
tures with a satislied air, that told
of Ids entire contentment will, his
very nigged physiognomy.
Which shows ns was said at the be
ginning of this story that vanity
springs eternally in the masculine
breast just as curiosity does in the
feminine
has monkeys as patients
Hr Knell I'. \ |K'r IIIK-1) 111IU In l|ur>l of
Scrum fur Vlnltiriit ill llninlm ru
nml Merlin Tn linrii In r leu.
I)r Kneli tins sent home to Merlin
no ilelnileil accounts of his evperi
meiils in quest of tin* in.’ilimn serum
Mis .iltenlion wan first direeled to the
subject when he was xisiliug South
Africa three years ngo lleeeutly,
while trimding in t he Sundav group.
Mill.iv inehipelago. he notieei) that the
inhabiting the alluvinl flats.
In i e 1 1n microns mu la iia prevails, su f
fereil from a spin ies of illness resem
bling malarin. lie has heea expert*
minting or these inonkevs, hut ho) h
at tin Ihi tin ami lliimhing hilfleri
ologieal lahoralories u was saiil no
•lelinile re ult ha<l been attained, al
though it was hoped Dr. Knelt was on
the i i.'lit scent.
Vf In I.(-rln I %,iprn%nl of llltllnrif*.
Ministers of St. Paul have approved
it projert of making hilliards one of
the features of the Young Men’* Chris
tian association roosts
WEATHER REPORT.
Climate and Crop Service for Manitowoc j
County.
Meteorological rejsirt of voluntary ob- |
server at Manitowoc. Manitowoc county
Wisconsin For week ending Tuesday,
July 17. 1900.
■£| |j | | I g >,
ii t tfj
sr i* f % I I
11 til Tit ':{ IT NW iHciomly !
V> (K! TD 51 W ( 'leaf j
ID 3 Tti Htl SE PtCloudy
14 TM 111 V. DtJ 0.24 W Pt('lonely i
15 tin T 1 tl2 12 0.44 HW Pt('lowly
Iti til 151 -4 s •’> 1.25 NE 'PtClowly
|7 4t£ 170 54 W NK PtCloudy
Johanna m'kmh. Olmorvur.
JL * short roads.
A XLE
JL light loads.
GREASE
for everything
that runs on wheels.
Sc Id Everywhere.
IN EFFCT JULY 20, 1900.
For Sheboygan, Milwaukee and Chi
cago daily except Saturday and Sunday
at 7:80 P. M. Sunday boat leaves at H
A. M,
For Kewaunee, Algoiua, Sturgeon
Bay and Menominee. Thursday Satur
day and Sunday at 7 P. M. and Wednes
day at 1 P. M.
For Escanaha Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday at 7 P. M.
CAMP IN FROM HIKA.
Alfred G. Keune of the milling firm
of Knene Bros, and Mr. Strattman of
the Strattman Bros., general dealers,
both of Hika. were in the city Tuesday.
They say that business in their locality
is good.
DR. GRAY HE.
Kev. S. R. S. Gray, rector of the St,
James Episcopal church, isasevere stiff'
ever from inHamatory rheumatism,
ind has h >au coniine 1 to his room
for several weeks. He is somewhat im
proved.
85c 85c not 25c. not ,50c. 85c. the price
of Kocky Mountain Tea the world over
None genuine, unless made by the Madi
son Medicine Cos. See F. C. Hnerstatte
If’ wives have any compassion for the
sorrows of cross, <-rabid husbands, give
them Kocky Mountain Tea. Twill re
move any misunderstanding in the fam
ily See F. C. Hnerstatte.
Driving' Club Mat inec-
The Driving club will hold a matsuee
July 2s.
Well dressed men
wear
JSLbros.
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
,S old by first class
dealers. Look /'or this
L ibel inside the collar.
1 J I pgSl
FRIEND BROS.CLOTHING
CO mLWMmtt.u aa.
A-n-r-l W.ll . .
MID SUMMER CLEARING SALE.
Commencing Thursday, July Id, we offer our entire stock of Ladies Suits and
Skirts, Shirt Waists and Millinery at extremely low closing out prices.
LADIES’ SUITS.
La lies I .‘i( and ti Vi suits 1 aa
('leariincc Sale price... ). *U
Ladles i alt anil '.I ‘lit suits i QA
Clearance Sale price. ‘t./U
Lil lies in (in ami ll.tut suits /
<'learance Sale price O.UU
Ladies I - *.(MI amt ht,ad suits *7 */\
I'learance Sale price I uvl
Ladies 1 I iMiaml Hi mi suits t) -iv
Clearance Sale price UiwU
SHIRTS.
(m h t plain eiash whirls ,
ea.h znc
Plain and strijs'il linen crash on
shirts, former price ti.'.‘a now 0
SKIRTS.
Colored IVnim skirts regular / V,
piii e 90c now OZC
Schuette Brothers.
Summer Clearance Sale, One Week
commencing Monday, July 23rd,
and ending Sat’rd’y, July 28
We have carried during the Spring and Summer
seasons of this year, by far the heaviest stocks in the
history of our business, partly because of the expect
ed rise in values, and also on account of additional
floor space over that of a year ago last spring. Shoes
we do not carry, but we show by far the best assort
ment in our different departments of any in the city.
The last day in July closes our first half year of I MOO,
and showsthe largest sales of anysimilar period with
in our experience.
In closing the season we are offering Bargains
such as only we are enabled to do, and all those who
have heretofore profited by our former sales of this
kind know what to expect of this one, and they will
not be slow to take advantage of it; but we want
others who have not before visited us on similar oc
casions to do so now and convince themselves of the
superior advantages we possess in giving our custom
ers a splendid line of good goods below value. We
refer you to our large circular just issued for some
particulars.
CHAS. F. FECHTER,
South Side Bookstore.
Watch for Our
MIDSUMMER
BARGAIN
SALES.
111 ' - ' ■“ ■" - j
• Brick and Clay, Lime, Cement,
1— 4 1 Stone, Crushed Stone, Stone Curb-
A 11. ing, Sewer Pipe, Wall Coping, Flue
Lining, Brick for Fire Places, etc.
THE J. G. JOHNSON COMPANY.
Fuel, Masonry Supplies and Ice. Phone connections
at our offices and residence.
SEEQER BROS. & MILLER,
DENTISTS.
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET, MANITOWOC, WIS.
Local Anaesthetics used for painless
extraction of teeth.
Edison’s Phonograph
Better than a Piano, Orpan. or Music Box, for it sinj's and talks ns well as plays, and
don't cost as much. It reproduces the music of any instrument —hand or orchestra—l. ~j
Stories and Sim's —the old familiar hymns as well a the popular soups—it is always ready.
See that Mr. Kdison’s si mature is on every machine, t'ata
loguea of all dealers, or NATIONAL PMO.MOUPAPM Cos., ijs Filth Avc., New York.
Job Work done Promptly at The Pilot Office.
Colored Denim skirts Applique Q7r
trimmed, reg. price 1.-a now. '
Trimmed Linen skirts were I I Z
1,75 now I'ltl
Fancy figure Dress skirts were *7Qe*
1.35 now •
Plaiil. figured and blue serge QO~
‘skirts, were I 5(1 now* /Ov*
All wool plaid skirts, were ) no
3.50n0w 1./O
Heavy all wool cheviot skirts 1 1C
wete 5.50’n0w
Heavy tailor made blue cheviot J QA
skirts, were 4 ail now
Plain cheviot serge skirts with IQA
silk applique were 5.50 now. 0, /U
Fine cheviot skirts with silk i QA
applique were 0 50 now t*/U
Als i similar styles were 1C
s 5o now Uiiil
SHIRT WAISTS.
We twilight a manufacturer's surplus
stock of colored sliirt waists at a greatly
reduced price and offer them to you
with the balance of our own as fol
ic >ws:
Lot t 15 doe. colored waists. ta
regly. sold at from •>(! to 00c. .1/v
Lot 3 1H doz. waists, includes /Q _
waists sold at 1.00 to Lot) now OoC
()ur white* shirt waists were 7Qr
1.00 and 1.35 now I' C
()ur white shirt waists were* | F/|
3.35 now I. DU
MILLINIiRY DKP’T.
An op]Mirtunity for lute buyers. We
offer our entire stock of ladies' trimmed
i hats, sailors walking hats, plumes, or
i naments. (towers etc. for jsisitively One
half Price.
0. TORRISON CO.