The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], October 04, 1900, Image 6

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ALL OVER THE STATE.
STATE NEWS.
The p istoffi'e in Richland Center was
robbed and in money and
stamps were taken.
The mill and elevator of the Delmer
Milling company of Fond du Lac were
burned last Saturday The loss is he
tween (L'xMKHI and *W Oou. and there
vtii- insurance of alsait $27,000. Ihe
fire broke out in the basement.
The origin of the tire is unknown and
Mr. Helmer is at an entire loss to even
guess at it* cause Ihe mill and e 1 eva■
tor were inspvted every evening at •
o’clock to guard against fire atid the in
ppector** 4 report th* pivviou* <*v**niiiK was
that ‘everything was alright. The mill
was one of the finest equipped flour
mill* in the West
Dr. D W Pratt formerly of Lisli and
now of Hurt la found a Ismih in a
mas* of rubbish Not knowing what it
ws he took it into his dental office and
tried to polish the surface on an emery
wheel The friction ignited the powder
and the bomb explode] taking away a
part of his left hand. Due piece struck
him in the face narrowly missing his
right eye
Thefo<. TttM.ll team of the La Crosse
high sch ■ I that played at West Salem
at th>- fair were met with suspension
blank* upon their coining to school.
They were given orders to stay at home
■n ac>- cmt of the general low standing
of th< memlier- f the team, but all hut
one man d>. >ed and played • hookev
They pr uest that I’rof Hemmenway
i* holding th> standard too high and
will bring the matter Ts*fon the Board
UON COFFEE
I'sed in Millions of Homes!
Accept no substitute!
Insist on LION COPFHH, in I Ih. pkgs.
These nrticlrs nmilril hTii li in
exchange lor lion heatls cut from
front of i Ih. l,lO\ (1)1 I'liT. itkg*.
Silk Lmbrella (cither l.ady's or (ieiits).
S *?hlrn , .pr.V
paid . for 1 70 * ■
Hn head* and
a 2-cent Atamp
/■■■'■ fi,l (Tela
SC I ml. (lull., will, ...•,,■ll iii.. M.. 1).,.! mill silver
Congo Imndlc Would iol $2 o>i at 11,. .ion-
Dress-Pin Set.
’■iuiled free for I 5
eamjEL. HOII ild* 110(1 1 1 2-
| vent ifainp II ••
11.. iii shov\ n com
(.jsitet j i
v IL ten, ;- • *
n; M nili'iol -it
.-Ultah'i
C. *1 i * tiff |
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Child's si t
Sash-Belt and Buckle
f . ” -w
pa Meuimn your y|||l
wa line.mu re IBe
B ' * wlitii send tug. I
• ■'
Mailed fer (or 15 Hon heads cut from
Lion Coffee w ra| pern and a 2-v enl Ntump
i
I ' g
' ' ■
lUtl.i'viltil/4
Silver Napkin-Ring.
I or I 5 Hon heads and a
2-cent stani( tiw
( ( _ ad
Coin-Purse.
11 hi
V 1 11 ii in i
*BHHB|BpL
Ladies’ Pen-Knife. a
I or l s Mon tieads .til front J
Lion Coffer w rapfwrs and u 2v
*lamj I.- J/t , mn
■ h !ii’dy vie * rule \ |
‘ r-. 4
fill AHO NT API OMYAIIW Of IHI I.ION COFPCP. Another list will
1> appear in thi** pp f ' Ilon't mins It I Ihe |{rindri( lUt ul prrmtuß)* utlend ?
Vou iilvm'ih k I lON cOI 111 In the wrapper II !• u fa< t -
■ g with the h#n ahead *n front || U ahaolulrly pure ll the package
t* unbroken. 1 lON COI II I rouoted the tinv II leukc* Ihr factory
of Education.
I President ('harles K ndall Adams, of
the University of Wisconsin, has been
indefinitely refi; •,! on halt pay by the
i Board of Regents.
Dr. Adams will go abroad for his
! health which has ls-en had for the la*t
two years. In hi* absence Dean E. A.
Hirge will act as president, a* Vice Presi
dent Parkinson has declared hi* desire
to assume no additional duties of the ad
ministration Dean Hirge will receive
*l,OOO a year additional salary while he
is acting president.
The regents assert jsisifively, as the
result of dose medical examination
that Dr. Adams has no organic and im
curable disease. It is confidently pre
dicted that with freedom from care and
a warm, equable climate. Dr. Adams' i
recovery will Tie complete.
SiH-ial Democrats in convention at
Sheboygan nominated .1 H. Brecht of
Oder (Trove for the state senate: Ed
ward Mahnke assemblyman for the
First district; H. ('. Meyer, Sheboygan
Falls, Second district, and J. A. Zin
gkraf of Plymouth, in the Third dis
trict. Charles Leonhard was named
for sheriff. Frank (Tnthel. county clerk:
(Jus Bartels, register of deeds: Emil
Heits< hel, treasurer
Tin* Prohibition nominee for presi
de i' John (1 Wool-v. and Metcalf ad
dressed a large crowd at the depot at
Fort Atkinson on Monday from their
private car
('harles ( ioodall, who was among the
early settlers of I/tdi has sold his pro
]ert v there and will make his home in
iii
L bANcvßoasted g 4 <\\
m
STRENGTH, PURITY AND FLAVOR
“Knickerbocker” Watch.
lilt rn for 175 Hon >-*v
lirtido and a 2-tent
Indies’ Watch Cham.
A dnuhlr* stiand <>f In at silk cord unit* I
I iterva vlt)i eolored liead* : i( In
Mil .'aid.,il l or 15 Hon head* and a
2-vei * stamp.
dent's
LSj Watch.
If rtallcd free lor 00
lion heads and h
2-cenl slump The
1 will wuteh , stem
If I -X- t \\M wound and stem*
lII' ■ si t durable nlekei
W S**\ */Jm fdaled •ahi * each
ff vfs> Zf watch a< • oinpan
lid h> guarantee
of the maker Am
liable lime k< eper
Ladies’ PiKket-Book.
latri'i l/c aic) r
Him It
if y’
j mill
•: | !■ ■ !,• i Mailing
(Ilk en fur 25 lion B - '
head* from Lion V
Coffer wrappers
ui ! a 2v stamp -“r-n—r--it w-i nf*
Table Cover.
Mailed
lire for 25 lion heudn and a 2c. stump
j Milwaukee with his son, W. H. (modal,
jHe has l>een secretary of the Lodi
! Farmers' Mutual Insurance company
! since its organization.
Map John C. Schroelingof Port Wash
ington. wlii. has been county clerk of
Ozaukee county for about, thirty years,
ha- decided to retire from public life,
and has appointel a deputy to serve out
the remainder of his official term.
John Earles, formerly of Kankanna,
is a Demi cratic candidate for congress
| in t he state of Washington.
There were seven deaths in Oshkosh,
in one day, one of the person* deceased
being bit years old. and three being chil
dren.
|
Daniel .McKinnon, the 17-year-old son
of a well known lumber scaler of Osh
kosh, was killed in the Wisconsin Cen
tral railroad yards, Young McKinnon
was employed by the company. When
passing through the yards on Ids bicycle
it became unmanageable and he fell in
front of a switch engine and box car
that were moving very rapidly and had
his skull crushed and his legs and arms
cut otf.
A strong Democratic club was organ
ized in She'ooygan on Monday with the
following officer- President. W. M.
Root: secretary. C. F. Heald: treasurer,
Val. Ditling.
S. <i. ('urtisof Richland Center had
an accident on Monday which nearly
resulted in death. He went to the mill
pond early in search of ducks, and while
going under a bridge his ls>at capsized,
throwing him into about 10 feet of
Best Coffee for tlie Money!
Iry LION COFFHE and you will never use
any other. It is absolutely pure
Coffee and nothing but Coffee.
Fancy (lold Ring. I Genln * KubySettin
J h Gold Rina.
For IS
Hon For 25 lion
heads Ia -- -V. JrfL
„ head* ami / -- \
!fu. a 2-cent
stamp. stamp. Jt/
These rings are gemiiin; r >..>■ 1 , 1 plate, having the exact
Uiipeantiu’c anil ipuillUcs ,>f -,,1i.| gold, and guurnntced hy
tin- makers to last two years Hi ordinary usage. New
patterns and veiy populai
-
To Determine the Sl/c.
Pair of Lace Handkerchiefs.
Two extra fine
cambric hand- //\\
kfichn f*. with, // \\
b'tutifnl in. // \\
pHiti and lure me- // \ \
dalllon I user- / / \ \
Uoim in the cor- A. aK
nep* Half inc h >C \
hem. machine \\ \
hem a t i idled J \\\ /'v
Ht > list, and din- y \s\S jf /
uhh* A pair of \y \/J '
these handker
chiefs i*lvrn for 18 Hon heads cut from
Lion Coffee wrapper* and a 2c. (dump.
Children’s Picture Book.
,|lvrn ,or 10 ,lon
UW *r..rO tOOU head* and a 2-cent
j[ * l *i""'imili s 'of
■** 11 tin i Oimisc Mclodit *
I JB illnaliatcd and with
Century Cook-Book.
... . ’.at,:. 5
111 till* lal '*f thi* * £l
kitchen dining m ’ •v.* 1 7l B
11; nd * "5 1
•m .Hid i • ii • and yWi^f 1 I
c v IV' r
' ' ' 5 Lilli
UUcnfm to non J , ’ri
hr ml s nnd a 2-vent q J-l \Pgf
Boys’ Pocket-Knife.
, Tin-" Kits;
JiaBpBfIBBREPt
*—
Il *— Imiiillc.
for I 2 lion hrada and a 2c. atamp.
IMPORTANT NOTICE .
W tirn writing lor premium* send \,,ur letter In the tame ear elope or
pa.kaiie With Ihr liuii head*. It more than I Mlon head* are anil, muon
• are poalaur hr trimming down the margin r.k your grorer lor large
illuatiated premium 11*1. Adders, all letter* to the
WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio.
water. He could not swim and iiis
strength giving <>ut li* -. nk twice. Jmt
wan rescued and taken ut unconscious.
He lost his gun and part of his hunting
equipment.
William .1. Hr .an spoke at two meet
ings at La Cross' Tuesday. Louis Ci.
Bohmrich. T. E Ryan and David P,
Rose also spoke at the meetings. Mr.
Bryan and partv left on a night train
and meetings were addressed at Colum
bus, Portage and Watertown. Wednes
day. The trip ended at Waukesha,
where Mr. Bn an spoke Wednesday
evening, going then to Chicago.
The chief of police o* Marinette re
ceived word from Juneau. Alaska, that
Orrin Cole, a former resident of that
city, died there leaving a large estate.
He has relative- in this state, and an
effort is being made to locate them.
He was in tin- lumber business at
Marinette.
The curfew ordinance, which has
been in effect for more than four months
in Menasha will he somewhat changed.
Children under the age of 10 years will
be required to !• at their homes at S p.
in.
SCHOOL DISKS AT A BARGAIN-
The North side school lioard in arrang
ing seating in new school house and
high school have a large nninlAr of sec
ond hand desk- also teachers' desks, at
a bargain. The desks are in good order
and can he set n and prices ascertained
by calling on any member of the school
hoard. There are enough desks for dis
posal to seat an ordinary district school.
Call on Tims. R, Torrison. Oscar Alter
or (t, (i. Sedgwick.
Cut u strip of tliii-i , iper so that the ends will
exactly met ’, wle v n tifihUi/ nidund second
joint of the huge: I.i one end on this diagram
at the D, and older die iii.nihei the othe r end
hid irate*.
Art Picture, “ Easter
w ill tend It tiii:>•■*! ready for hanging.
Flower Picture.
for H lion head* and a 2c, stamp
Ann-1 .can BiMiuiy Hoars ami Lilies of
the-Vnlh •• !Iji .• it .
and artistic coloring.
“The Dancing Lesson.”
Ihe gr*eti -rap* and urea, tin* Irttli
hrow-i k, t- , in,j the (fill’s Mumv white
' ■ * x *1 niclma ilnllrd Ire* lor
H linn head* and a 2-cent plump.
THEO. SCMIDTMAN’S SONS CO.
TWO CONSIDERATIONS
IN BUYING BOOKS.
1. Variety of Stock.
2. Cheapness in Price.
THEY ARE ALL IMPORTANT.
A hook store advertising- books
at low prices is conferring no
benefit on you if it hasn't them
in stock.
Neither is a bookstore that cuts
a price once or tv ice a year and
overcharges you the rest of the
year.
BIG STRIKE MAY
BE SETTLED.
Coal Operators Offer an Increase
of 10 Per Cent.
THE MEN HAVE REFUSED THE BAIT.
It is Claimed They Want the Union to he
Recognized.
ALL THE COLLIERIES ARE STILL IDLE.
Strikers Celebrate One Victory by a Big
Parade Maybe the Company Officers
and Miners' Leaders Will Meet
in Conference.
The miners of the Wyoming valley,
Pa., did not respond to the notices post
ed by the company, Monday offering a
10 per cent increase in wages. The col
lieries were alljidle yesterday.
The only thing talked about is the
big parade and mass meeting which was ,
held Tuesday. Organizer Fred Ditcher
and "Mother” Jones arrived in town to
take part in the demonstration.
Mr. Palmer, the chairrtian of the press
■ommittee of the United Mine Workers'
•onncil here, said that the offer made
by the operators would not be accepted.
"We are not after dollars and cents so
much is we* are after principle,” he
added We want recognition and un
til we get it 1 am afraid there will be no
ettlement. "
The operators who were seen said
they did not know what action the men
nroposed to take on the offer of an in
crease in wages,
Emperor Kwang Su has issued an edict
thanking Emperor Nicholas for his de
cision to withdraw the Russian troops
from Pekin, and also announcing his
own willingness to perform a memorial
ceremony over the grave of Baron von
Ketteler. the murdered (lerman minis
t >r to < hina.
Twelve out of 'twenty-four' members
of the Delta Sigma Delta fraternity
were poisoned bv food {eaten at a ban
iuet in C'hicagii.C’t'anned salmon is
thought to be the cause of the ptomaine
poisoning. It is not thought any of the
•uses will prove fatal.
Wolf Bros bank at Centerville, Mich.,
,vas robbed of SIO,OOO. The thieves
mined entrance to the building by pry
ing and springing the double door apart
with a large file. The outer door to the
vault was then blown {open, and then
he inner door to the cash drawer, where
tbout SIO,OOO was stored.
Lieut Gen.‘Miles has issued a general
order in Washington to the army direct
ing the inculcation of patriotic prin
ciples, theb elebration of national holi
lays In patriotic n adings,{strict fatten
ion to salutes, r< spect for the flag, and
attention to good martial music, especi
ally vocal music. The importance- of
liscipline is dwelt upon.
With Bishop Potter of the powerful
Episcopal church as an antagonist tlie
New York police department has the
b ttle of its life. Unlike the single
h inded crusade of Dr. Parkhurst a few
years ago. which in itself shook the city
md resulted in the election of a reform
inavi r the .forces of the churches of
New York are united in the active war
fare. Side by side with Bishop Potter
and his lieutenant. Dr. W R. Hunting
Pm ot Grace church, and the militant
ministers of the East side, will be Dr.
Parkhurst representing thejJPresbyteri
ans a power in himself With him will
be the anti vice societies.
1! is officially announced that laird
Robert has been appointed commander
in chief of the British army. The
Times hints that Lord Kitchener will
ome honle to assist “him atj Ins new
i o-i Tin announcement of (leu [Role
oi l- appointment is hailed hy the Union
u,t party a welcome pledge that army
i r‘ organization will be carried out in the
I most effect) ve'manner.
Lord Roberts Is Field Marshal
Yj- not Wolseley. who lias held (lie
| p >st for many years
y Wood, Coke and Charcoal,
1 lIJI I All kinds, largest stock and
M prices right.
THE J. G. JOHNSON COMPANY.
H. L. BANZHAF,
DENTIST.
RFMOVFn AfterJu, y!sth
IVLaTIU T 206 N. Bth St.
One Door South of Present Location.
GET READY FOR SCHOOL
BY BUYING YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
CHAS. FECHTER’S BOOK STORE.
LAWYERS
BAENNCH \ CHLOEPEK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW Offln* over Savings Bank. Money loaned on real estate security.
A.P. BCHENIAN. K. L. KKI.LKV.
S('IIEM AN A KELLEY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW Williams Brick Block Manitowoc,*,Wisconsin
NASH A NASH.
ATTORNEY'S AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Office over National Bank. Eighth street
Collections promptly attended to.
SEimWU’K. SEIMaVICK A SIHMIDT
LAWYERS Office in Torrison s Trick Block north end Eighth street bridge, Manitowoc. Wis
consin Collections promptly attended to.
John .1 Hkai.y Wai.tkr M. Joyces
HEALY .lOVCIO,
Attorneys at Law. Metropolitan Block. Manitowoc. Wisconsin Money to Loan
BRUNO MUELLER,
REGISTER OF DEEDS, Notary Public and Conveyancer. Money loaned on reasonable rates.
I Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
PHYSICIANS
J- F. Mi I.HOLLAND M. D
'PRACTICE limited to Eye. Ear. Nose ami Throat. Office hours.!) to 12 a. in.. 1 to 4 p. m.
and 7toSp. m. Office over Mendlik A Mulholland's, N Btli street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
ROBERT WILIKiRUBE,
St )LO ( LARINETIST with Kaiser s Military Band Teacher of l Tarinet and other instruments
Leave orders with Manitowoc Music Cos., S. Bth street.
Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH HOUND TRAINS:
Noil Not Nos No IT Noll Nos
Leave Cbieago 7<> a m 11 30 a m 6110 p m
Leave Milwaukee 7 00am 0 65 am ISO pm 730 pm i
Leave Cleveland Sill am 11 SO am 3At pm 5 40am 11 40 am (I
Leave Newton IDiam IJHHp m 4 Oil pm 5 53am 12 08 pm J
Leave Manitowoe 037 am 12 26pm 4 20pm 0 20am 0.54 pm 107 pm:
Leave Brain h 040 ain 4 32pm Him am 150pm[
Leave Pine Grove ...... 4 30 pm f
Leave < Hto 9 50a to 443 pm li 47 a m 215 pm j
Leave Grimms 10 08 am 4 40 pm 051 am 2 35pm;
Leave Reedsville 1008 am 4 55 pm 0,50 am 3 13 p in
Arrive Appleton Jet 1112 am OOopm 815 am 1133 pm
Arrive Antifto 0 20pm 1140 am 22oam
Arrive A5h1and.......... 6 20 p m 7 45 a m
Train No II daily: trains No.’s I 3, 5. 17 and 51 daily exeept Sunday. Trains No.’s3. 5. II and
17 making eonneetions at Appleton Jet. for north and south No.’s 5 anil 17 making eonnections ,
at Marshfield for St. Pan! and Minneapolis and the northwest. TrainaNo sll and 17 making eon j
neetions at Ashland for Duluth, the Superiors and the west.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No 2 Not No 10 No 14 No 10 No 5o
Lea\ e Reedsville sis p m 7 41am 12 22 p m u i>l ami
; I, eu Vl Grimms 523 pm 7*46 am 1227 pm 10 08 amp
L“ave Cat< 527 pm 751 am 1282 pm 10 15 a ml,
1 Leave Pine Grove ~ 7 63am 1234 pm
17eave Braneb 534 p m 750 a m 12 40 p m 10 35 ami’
Leave Manitowoe 551 pm 4 50am ahi a m lo7pm 403 pm 1145 am
Leave Newton 804 pm 830 am 128 pm 4 2.5 pm 1250 pm
i Leave Cleveland 814 p m 8 ito a m 133 p m 4 35pm 106 pm
Arrive Milwaukee 810 pm 7 05am 10 35am 350 pm 8 40pm 1
Arrive Chii asro 7 iio a m 0 30am 115 pm 813 pm 031 pm 0
Train No 4 daily No s2. 10. 14 18 an 150 daily exeept Sunday, all trains making ennneetlonn
| at Milwaukee and Chicago for east, south and wisd
TWO RIVERS TRAINS. *
1 Leave Manitowoe 8 45am 10 30am 430 p m I Leave Two Rivers 740 am 1210 pm Al 5 p rail
Arrive Two Rivers 7 loam 10 60 ain 450 p in i Arrive Manitowoe sooam ig.Tipm 5 40pm
For any further information apply at de|a>t ticket offlee. C. A. Hi i KTurexs TV*. Agt,
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