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RIG FINANCIAL
CR ASH IN LONDON
Co;i*?an\ (iocs |)own 'Ailli Over
$lO,OOO 000 jgliabi'ities.
lopd rirnn'N was th; chairman.
Drill': Court of Arbitration is Now
Complete.
line;,os Acrivm pposfciti war.
One W limVVi Married Eijfht Times.
I ~f |!. foil Their
lots tv. Suicide.
■ _ ... 1 ill. !•(> finance cor
.. . i- I juivnuoit lit'l Satttf
,|.(N . . ) ti„. • ■ it- < f thirteen bt-oker
uifi . rii* foil i '“follows;
< ■ i
Iri* D-ugla- *>r i‘c Cos.. Coni font
U r , M ( A. tl’d key & Bucking
hai i < iimn A Anbrev .Richards & Slop
,- r Baker i.V Smith I' C Watts & Cos .
|.- |i jh A i mnl Bartholomew A:
.la k-.
TJ ■ failure- were entirely connected
with ttie w•. t Vu-tralian m;uket. The
gm,.*: il ■•! .. k market was not effected
Many west Australian stocks in which
the I. , el m and (ilolie Finance corpora
turn v i- interested were unsalable
Tl- 'i 1 ores w - r- p. ipitat"- Iby tie
ovi-rth’-ow of tie- London and (ilols
i u|m?almn which ha-dealt heavily in
w- 'I Australian stocks
T 1 iiiipitt. > receive I its death Mow
o': I’ndai wh-n owing to a heavy fall
in it • nriti' it wa • .aide t• • -.-ttle
will, se\-n linn- in tin- clearing hmt ■
'l i,.- . hairman ■! tie- London and
(ij./e-js tie .Marij - "i Inillerin and
A . i the : ii. • i ii"i' • " ii l nil "!
( a*; i. i and (Sritimi Alalia -ad or at
11.,,I 1 .,, - TANARUS! tail' -of tie- concern of
vid ,i. ■ • tie laad add- one n.'.r*
■ciit.w ; .11, . : inir.hajt.rof hi- lio
for h-is preparing t-■ -t.ut for S' nil
At- . in < oinpanv Dili I ady I biff*) in
in I i)|isei(iiel|i ■ 1 the ,-elimi- condlth'l
<d hi- - .li L"i'l 1 n 1-i i' k'l t 11111 1'‘ Black
w . 1 ti.i j, • nt* i ant in the Ninth Lan
, wi- \ 11 nd' 'i on donday at
< .let !i. a,
(, (>■;!•• . I! di ■ ■(. r are
Wl.ii ■ Wn well kr n j
I. • •• ..ml '.• n. nil 1
• I-.* . ~'h (al l.orje i
! it, < id. I ' I the j
.
li -m 1...! I ic 1 a son ot u,. I
■ 1.. . N. a 11. I, id Du! |
1. . ■; ;■ : '
a I .1" .11, '1 'l. -I, A !•!■ II!
....
\ .! I•• 1 n tiii.-in :ai . irele. I . j
■ I; Tie I j a!--;, I V. a I
|ii a 1 . li.' it. ! - I ' I -t
We-'. : . . ' • Mltethel oil,; li.el
* ♦ rt rati ii uni a l it
: . : -tr-.-t and W •. ■ j
• a. nr. -d f. i
•lie’.in N.-w V ,rk j
• . ii'iwn m Wi con -in
■ ... . 1--i.ie donation t.
. , • : . atonal institutions
.• ar- the institutions n
vi> V illard • will and the
s f.'ieh of them
. 1 ntirmarv f .r Women and
• so' OllU (.. rlliall S..ejc|\ ~f
’> V ,rli t■oo ■ t har.t;. * truin'/a
iety V.' "state t liilritie* Aid
... ite.n Msi N- .’ V rk ."society
f : I’i-veiiti ■ : 1 ; ■ it;, to < t.il
■ 1 f ' N> w A ■ •... M- in al < -..1i g.
, .Jt j dal 1 r W au-n <m, (,er
a. c , . jilt.il ate! 1 1 ■ f 'l-.irv itu ikmi j
i> Kerry li -pr ’ a—.- lation •.t
! > , i'eri \ * V s 000 American
Mu. \at * • M.
"• ■ .-■! tan Ain-, nut I Ar* i-'sKHi
< >11■: .1 lldv-1 -i" in the < 'ity iif
N. v. Vork will r< in-v ti lll * l nitre
►i; I Tie -aroi im go.-- to Mar
v■ ' > • -ity lake the gift to < 'id
e i, , i t , ll,i"e ud i- wh 11 v mire
Sill t-l
’! i British ' tut nt Arbitration ap
it iia in pt.r-uale < "1 lie n nlutioii
pa- : it Ile 11 i.mi p a- 1 conference
i. i. ■* oinph ' I 1 ne nitsTs are Lord
1"a .iite sii r I■,>, al'l Mah t Sit lad
war i 1 • ■- .mi l*i ■ -i .!• .I*ii West lake
i foti the Hritisl
aiitlecs. e! !■ W id. ai d..ii well
it . I. li i 11 1 1 *. Sir K Iward
Ma' , t " - ti." t I tin Itiitish
ilijif "it - i'.d . it p|. —lit oil the re
t.i.d i t .! t. i,i—t ', i.. . j forty y ear
in a i.•! It ■ io.'iit t otle . of iliplo
• ig. lit i.l Agni'iuldo id I
I'. ■ -i. I I. iVi r.-. \ i->l a rum
I vv* r -le .\i - I li.it tln \vul
t Tin lilipino* iiri
•l • ’ I . ■ ■ I '!■ ti l milled 111 V 1 I fi . Hill
out • I - .! t /lit- .ip' ii almost
<1 1. n 111..1 h:. til lli -h|M-i’iul)> site
1 • ■ 1 i. ,i t . At Halagnit in tin
|. I, )M; t 1,. . i.tiijil. t- y
r At.. or, taking all nil;. ••
.i ’ i |n ,-• .in r- lln 'I- In in;
A. ...... ’ n- [ilnv.n. • ..I N.nvi
I-- l-n A 111 ■ln ill- • lost M I lilt) ii\
it*. . >il . inl.-.J tin- I ’ilipillos I.i|t
o’n- A. ! i-<fcfi-ti.it-1 \ wounded a
Iti .-e si Idiers killed.
“At several othjr [ducts similar 4 Am
erican defeat* were sustained. notably
at Maraifondon. wh< re the Americans
were repulsed in an attack on (jeta ml
Lacuna's camp with heavy loss
Mrs (ji-.iree Boyden of I'van-t ile.
In<l.. who.---husband committed -e.it n!e
in Nevchnrcr. Warrick con ty. this wet k
by leaping intone: 'em ha- had ;; re
markahie experience in rite matrimonial
bn>ine - Sin .a- had eisjht un-bands
in the la-t I verity years. Two of her
h i -band* died a natural death widen a
year after ilieir man-i iKf flm*e obtaii
el divorces on the -,t 1- t’at lit •
c inlti not live in p , -ae- with the worn ,:i
and three committed suicide The pe
culiar tiling about the three husbands
who t omniitteil -uicide i that they end
el their lives by leapin# intou citern.
Ft.nnerfitv Drain-of lowa is again
ijnit*-ill front bis old army wound. Ik -
mg caused bj iiiHamiiiatioti of the pt-ri
o-teutn at the base of the spinal colon n.
Ulceiation is t ireatened. which wonld
loubtless prove very serious. He will
be 7o years old to-morrow.
K A Cudahy, the millionaire Omaha
packer has received a second comm uni
at'on from the men who kidnappe<l I,is
son This time, as formerly, the lett< r
c mtairis a threat aiidj'rtys in substance
that unless he withdraws His offer of
* *.*,not) reward for the arrest and con
viction of each of the three ban lit* t n y
will kidnap another of his children.
1 hi-* letter is written in i-u ami ink
m tin- cimc kind if yellow paper as the
riin-f and ev’iienth by the same p-rson
It was fotind by a servant of fin- <'u<l:.
hy hi)iis*hold early on the m truing of
Tliitrsdai I)ec ’.‘T Suite one called up
th • Ii ci- • hy t-'leplione an 1 a- ;i"l if Mr.
f ’it ialiy was in The servant .vcrc-l
that li" -.va not
\V"I1 cam ■ the voice over the
phone, v .ii go -;;t in the I. nit -.a.-.l
ml uni 11 find a h-lier tiere near Hie
• ■ Its addres-ed to Mr. (.'ndahy,
I. it its delivered to him personally
i'll t no 1 Hie else.
'( . -I’.ant W'-nt out at once and
fu fl I tin- l.'tt-T
\ Wu-liiiiiiliiii dispatch to Hi. (’hi
, ■ . 'l’ me- Herat 1 -i Aa-cl n
th" hit.-* nf. .ri.. itii.ii fi. -m (':tli.i the
~ i " i.o- j-i j.iilnic cl < ’ul'ii If the
i Imilli - f tat a ii li"i'e n \S ;i !i i : jft ■' i ad*
i. • . ; i 'it m will I
•*i -! I 'till'd' ll Ih.it pari , r ,., j
lent cal! Which provides f,,r living the
:.i'e-. 11l all' • etc '1 '< y. '. '1 1
--i hi of ccii'gr- ss a-, 1 . ill .i ■ 1 1. i-s
i-.. t- ■go over to next winf' r
T - ef-e t ..! I.- .".lo.irrassi.n-nt of j
J Town li:. Haltim .eforwh h
ire . mi- was an.. Hat. 1w t- f-L ~J \
n. -.n in > 1 i a.;s • . i,.- .-it Tli rings j
,t lea were |la"l 1!,. In t H'C the ;
-I .or- 1.1 1 IT : la- Till !. mml- in all
eases were promptly c implied with j
Tin-< im iliu city couneil has offered a
reward of "> I for tin- - iptnv .-f the j
three kidnapers who took Kdd> < 'udaliy
from Ins ii him' Tie city authorities [
liaii-asked Mi < iidalr to withdraw h.s j
eler of reward, wliielt is t< r a similar i
111 I'M 111
“KING OF INVAMOS.”
'I Ii v (I I*l In h I \\ It Iv !• t % r Thai 1
I Ilia* In it N oil ii u. it of
I'll II H ll<l |lillM
In .i sinul) ilwclling at 121'* ( vitsil I
I I. ■ Ia little I liiil'ougii fare i ■ I•• ,
\ t of IH cl f I Ii si t er I. jut i, no* i j
I. i rani airn Hi . lies a l on i . nit. 1 a I. j
' Ii i ou„. li. hi I the lengili ami lin. 'll, i.
ill. In-nail laiiil as I he “Kinj_ • I Ii j
a : ill ' Mis th roio is a lu-cl IT . ah'!]
ha not in ll led for ten \ i uI , al s I h* |
I’ll 1 1 .■ > 1 ii |>hi;l Times
\ h only colli pa Ii ions, his f lithftl 1
: 111 • Mi s ( uric I tin i r,\. am. h : p 1
log. I ha rlc 11. I on rad nails f, t ■ • a ■ I |
Ail h 110 K Ill'll ledge I hill lin'lia I'
an ru ii eh a sc h i in f roin I ' - u ll i j
i -' Sci' iin ' an oiTn h ... uo ho[ie
i I, it and reds of I he inn -1 c in in ' ill j>’. i
ii ■ hai c visited hi In .
i ii r ii id a u a i u i I h a shah' f tli In a
i. i rl h r i t 1 1 1 .
' ' ' i a up • rr a lad \ ii/h id'i- ' 1 '• |
'I I I. and, and il -i ft. .1 i- 11. f rti a
' n of In in i a 11 ii lid 11. joi ii!. iii i :
; lie in i lip nu ll i os.it iii- aid p ?
fi-c-l T mot i. ill I- s |',l n ll ■
I l.oei iud onkle- an aT and local. aid .
a I nor ion II v enlarged, u h i ! ' tin n -1 of |
I T. trunk is • inacialrd. and lunik and
■ 'i idi ..like contortcd ami l u i-'•
Ii not ossilii i• ion June and noV
i a in this cnsi Conrad's Miff-imtr
i I 111 1 and In- lunch 1 1 s s i! Is hi- Hindi
I I ii id i is so m nsti Ii a 1 hat I he lea -1 loti'-l
I .-Mil is ixerncialing agony. Hi- arm-
H. In nl inward, the lift hand Imili
prowing toward the stomach. Lislueen
! which and it a In mi pad of Toth i>
pi a c. and in a ti i tTorl to cha ngi it- • ■ n rs n
Conrad nit- n strong and at hlet !■ aIH
I hnili toting man whrn *2l year* old. now
| '.ii liar- ago Esposnri lirooghi on
j i! ' ii ii. a' 1 - in. and this divelopcd into
1 ' I < pi - i-i,i inn lad i
Ii 11 ■ I hls nn r- 1- he 1 s k' (it 1 n coo'
■ 11 wih ■ v ii chrii - ■ .
i 'I..- in and Li 1 h< m In In,
I. gin It 111. till, of 110 -King of I,
In lliiiii.K- win i*h not yi t fitrtifil (in
1 ■ II- 1: 111- 1 (\llirtw I dill thill MU’ll
a—iinmii-nt WihiM In* lllfal ivr><l vnhl
blankets anu Omits.
We offer a large lot of blankets from
.'I 'c ;ij>. (ioo I value**. Quilts from 85c
t $2.00. Excellent value- it MiA’UUK
A Mn,Mfii|,UNi). tf
,
51
•>i \ s * ’ ■ • /.iielo, 4.4 ur
i) v■ .A ■ ' • .<•> 1■ ic I x.r.rsfi
0‘ - - ■ , KUO '.,1.1 tsliie (wn* him
Ex ■ .. . I
' U '....i1l I 1,1 ( (~
;% ' 1 "“hi.
\T* t -n 1 I~" 1.1 l-r.- > r,..
-A i' in,., Mall. 1.1 cue •
.. ' ’ * Ci .. .. < hichtatrr Clirrnlf-nl Cos,.
M-f. l [o', I MliiJlann . i'IJil.A. |*A.
Tile growth of the telephone system in
Russia - now considerable, although it
has been slow us compared with other
IconntncM
T!> IMI FIVE DOCTORS.
Mr- Frances L Stiesof Missouri Val
ley (a v rites la had severe kidney
trouble for year ■ had tried five dorters
without benefit, but three bottles of Fo
ld-; V s KIDNKY (THK affected a perfect
( lire Henry Hinrichs.
Lota of people give just enough so it
wi 1 rattl • in the coutributioii box.
%sii!kfauk^efMi
DcLAY !w DAsVGCRO'.’S.
Ma y -’lsenses nj no decentlvo that !•' ntlredu of pcr.-< tiav • chi 1a b foro they oven
• ' )vr tboy oronot well, b 1 , . , -. r .;s
■it ■ fastening upon thorn, and must, .•.■joker ei-la! „■ - 1 •... nt *h*. r.i, unices
'Oflcued by a skillful band, AUK VOV At'Jh'J.MVi t.f ■ ’ c • ; wbe
terfo tly curable, but JIMMMHicr. every moment of 1 fou uuurcr its in
uruble slaves, when, perhaps, the most skillful phvalciun - noer you ■ 01. iinuace.
fhe present is ours, the future may bo I'OtJ 1.. t TIC,
KUTCHIN IS NO STRANGER IN THIS COUNTV.
OR. KUTCHIft,
President Maplewood ■. iritarlnm, Cr<. n i.aki,
Kir. Kx. S. P. Suro on. l.ato of Mini
farln.n and Rented; Cos., Cotambua, <).
Specialist in Chronic Dishes,
WHAT DR. XUTCHiN
4 COES to.
0 Dr (f jtc'iln make*
9 (h Ur.il object of lii3
lif" to le *1 the af
tl • i; tin on 1 to
! i; t, a ivell-duservcJ
r ion ;na In: iler
ol • tb
? pc >pl ■; the third, is
]l j .ni mode ;t coin
pen rV )ti In ordi r to
prop ,y c ire for him
■ If and ( .inlly.
if- do sail that ho
agr-ei to, and oft
tmi' 3 more, and when
failure does occur it
cin ci vays bo traced
to carelessness, im
■
work on the part of
II and *M candidly.
Her ’ll v and honor
a.dy tvit'j oil alike,
I iking advantaffo of
C'die t .o condition
or circumst ince.
■
lilt CUIIES after .ill
tncibo is but his have
failed.
K£ CURES AFTER Om"SS FAIL
The Mist Suo*esful and Solen'.ifio —f ill Cleteoes end
IWeekncsueß of Mankind Pa.rufhlc Obtain.
:. ■ ■ a•. -• * ex
p ’ In 1 i Iwls in the world m
■t'd i • I ■ tr it I’ (lIKOM'. MUVtI. -. ••hi , and !■> > if- Mv-nvcs upon ho latest
■ nti . i■ ■ ltd i and entitle ; him to th . riJ> cvoll ltd f’h .-fllK-i.nl t very ilu rc.
PI ifIITPMIM * - .ho • 1 :i : r mdiiurne dt • '.a. r o-eat ; :;d tti ’■ vordllea.
will nil I unlil rled ll) mi 11
•' ' Ii ,r. N'o . Throat .n 1 lames, Dy.'ipee i )>i ■ c, Diabetes, Kid
, Ulad r, Chi info Ii ileaod Sox il j>. . tpecdlly cured by trcitiuont
■ h id ■ e ■■lk
u-.'opJe n. id' i .ei ry v-:iv >.ho mlgnt have been r< -i to prrfist, health ha 4 they
placed th Ire sln *ni ha.ttUof xperts.
cdp.omc nfsrisis.
T. • I> '■ ttr Mt 1 i.' unrtft *>at j
. I
• ’
pianouncol incurable. ho mv.it dee I res towe< '
IVIIWTIO’ * HIEK TC ALT
M. *rr .■■ i. known I’n-.l li . Kntdilnh
-i -l ": it ii• 1 i rrowdi an flirt *1- fon
•mvthlui.'i ilUhnoir >he ivvn.Jered ti wb*ri
It I.4ram -run \ that In dluoio-ontf a dwaanoi
; !V *r < ■. 'jiii.! 'U'im. but dc erlhcaiba cllf
ft* .idi •x • < hotter Hi i*i the el- k can them- i
-mv it Ij a wmclerful ul> for imyoc*? to i
■ . in 1 Hr. lintehln’ •.i iKiiotie (nwera j
i /a ' r i- l v; ,nrlor tfir -U4 n< wl Ut^‘rixiiKry. 1
lto a l-iptnd the following plan. which h pc*'
•i |. ■ , largo h iplt tij and la not and
nr 7 -r hu honri iiio prro iro of country doctors, 1
ir : hi* <*;i• •; illy nor - tho symptoms of the i
r • ml. in I awria:,"* the condition of tbo In- !
! t mi - 'vim’, ill of which Ik <mref-.iHy record*
In iiiiro'.d'T for future reference in tM |
way U • * -ruins the* irtr* r ttiire *’f the dl>-
• • o i’ ll’ • paiik). When air a people consult
i,i-i h i • idMy i tile tiif in whether ho can cure
-r f dp them, or whether they ara beyond hope.
m . i nrov:fi metiiors of tbeatjemt
Am mild and pleimut}, narco perfectly with
• !>' m it and -ll'-ato I/ii'ly or Child; do not reduce
■ ; in i u 1 whDu i.l work. and give
Uio tfi -a* *it pond *1 * bdiofU In the shortenl
.1 • m ration 9 ..* can oun*uN him or
• ■ > n-nunlC'V. • wit li ’ urn in often ns tliey clmhmv*,
■ i ; in r tn* whole tlrm* required for thecore.
•tini >u r•: • !to w-e-re they run y I**, and with
-1 fi:ir *hu* rendering tli'? treatment
mme ' * Mful -nd fmtiefactory na though they
torn live/ ?• xi door to o*eh other.
IVraoa i in*k fllfhlty treated by Itwanf
lreteulor whok*Of> trilling with tliein mold
ul-ir ir.'intli, Klvlrif f.•'onon*i .trd tnjurl *o
r )iuponiul should end and aoe 11*** Doctor.
9PnriAl Tl m Cotnri Skin IM
•r > iMmoiic* setofnla. BloodTnl iw.Beaenm.
' l>l a hot of Women gntokly
I 11 1 Term li entlv Cure*! i v the lain and approved
fi -tr., nt a* piiutu id by h rpec!'ih>‘* of
A merle a and Kurope.
If* < and coirospnnd'-n* e .'onlhhnitlal. Tr scntC O. D. to any port c
th uiiitoil State;. < orr.i.t!v*ndnnco with Inval .‘■••li. < (id. All kilters with stamp* in
Call I boexamli tlt arn ttn o u le (i youi dki ui ,
, - Tape Wonivi rnmofi m three 10 flvo hours wtthout
darvaflon Tin- renn Hen for the wlv le < jur.n* of itment are furuiahed from the
Outre or at tin Institute, all at onco or by the month.
CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE TO ALL AT THE
Williams House, Thursday, Jan. 24.
I-very Pour Weeks Thereafter.
' Mfiec hours from !> a. in. to !> p. m.
IiVENT
nettling useful or <'iit> rlainlnH : or, If you
ily h ive mi mvmitioi •• it a
PATENT.
Thorn Ih abundant profit in good patented
, • l ■ 1 • Itlllfr
tratnd I’a tent II ind-lh ok— !>••*-, gives more
11. 1'irmatlon than unv <'the Wo obtain Pat
ent i that tiroti i Terms 1 iwcvl p. is.sihlo lor
Ii .-rvn . ill H 1 M s HI.I I Nil) I) II VS I
I All HIM Cl HI I’AII NT No ' huruoK for
■ i iinlnntlonand • ; ml n into patentability.
Promptness guaranteed Host of releroncot*.
Over 31 ye irs iui.itumm'i Address
H S . <St A It I.ACI V . I’uli nl .Solicitors,
VS H.ililnKtun, I). C.
Mt tit tor thi- pit pc > when yon write.
Uocent sales of Hal estate ill Unlvt s
ton almw that current projierly values
nrr held at unis about one half the tig
ure prevailing prior U the storm
THE MOTHEK’S FAVORITE.
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is the
mother’s favorite. It is pleasan 1 and
safe for children to take and always
ernes, it is intended especially for
coughs, cold', croup and whooping
cough, and is the bsst medicine made
for these diseases. There is not the
least danger in giving it to children for
it contains no opium or other injurious
drug and may lie given as confidently to
a babe as to an adult. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs Druggist.
A coarse of lectures for journeymen
electrical workers has been arranged to
be given at the New York trade school.
Between Chicago and Davenport.
Arrangements have been made with i
the Di.venpi i t . Rock Island & North
western railroad, whereby standard first
class coachc- are now run between Chi
cago and Jhivenport and Rock Island,
leaving Chicago at 10:00 a. in., arriving
in Davenport at 2;30 p. m., Ruck Island
at 2:45 p m and, returning, leaving
Rock Island at 8:25 p. m.. Davenport
3 45 p. m , arriving in Chicago at 8:30
p. 111.
\mi OR. KUTCHIN
POES NOT CO.
I lie not .3 not fright
i nj" plointodoi tor
; 'tig by holding v.p a
II icaof aspeedyticatb
; 1 > It re tie .r i ,vcn. He
ices net urge the f ttU
Ito take treatment
, hen I. knows tin ra
ohe incurable Noi
h< r does be by fatso
nrotc iscß bold tbe
lek under his tare
■ ; lb ftcr month
i;> t ing them no
, i octi.
il" ’ocs not per
il' Ipk . . r.-
i<ur:i’-les re i’ ctor
i lie ! -at mouth of
, . r lives, or give up
thtir last dine for
1 rntalcino.
Ho docs not take
■atients under a so
. ill and falsoguarautcc
i r, tending *o eherge
a "iy for medicine r.ad
i .in.' skatrvtr
. :jk, nut ho can get,
r muko the obj. ot of
1 is I fc tor:ttertm< n
t y from the sick. I
UTESI n -I tPBiITEM
l>r.
yio I tlon in At(m!vtlctil mid rt: ro
• It: ■* • • tin* li.' od, I :np,
'
at r r ,i i, hi lj( . y (Hh uk: p. 'l'•aero
■
h
. ! ;>rt'|)ur.<l v;dh r'Wfv.nciry urdcost
ly oiii.tn t ■ • r. nilno ctirn rtly, ortreai r.lt)i ipjC'
•: s-: • i . thru-for . would do Wcßto
y'ili t nd 1 1 arn their true ( ondition, nmi
wlH't* ■ ■ (.i llopo uro yet ojH'fi, or far*
ovorci uniidtheiru.
M)D PUUITfTIiV KKSTORED.
Q.h l t ’lcm nuH corUdn euro for Imtu* j
i‘*r fr. U M(>nfioocf % Spcrrintorrhaa. I.ohphs*
i vVcnkfM ■<! N<’n(i y, tuo for
. ftktlfK .trlciM.olc, iifwl nil prtvato dlPenBCfS
I whet tor ‘t ii Impnulor t habit i <if youth P
i®*ur i • *( onHcs tn mature years, or any rnustf i
that tea tu< iftrx nti i dd< lions, ip edllfi
and i.nily cured. < oiixnllallon free i
and atrbMy ronfl irnliul. AbFoluto .ur|
(ftiaranteod In rmablvciiief. No risk Incut tA
DISEASES IF WOMEN.
fiM*h n't has bttfMmi Mu* nklll <f otbc*r j
claiiP end remedies. Dr. Ku( bln qulckty
eurcH. t crn, Tii!ii4dm, Mbnad ami Polyhota
•if r ib- ’*-d wltln.wv the use of tho knife. N'o
1 culling, i.<i fiin, no dauger.
| I v.inilniitbin of th I’rlne—Karh
;p rs 'ifpi ving for mmileul trout went shuuld
< sen I oi lio 4 ovoces of urine, which IUI
riM-eive ;i refill cliMUitcal nod micro,-people a I
1 Ov-amtnailuii.
1 PfI.F.W, FIHTTLA AN/ 1 ! KEtTAL
Ul. t Ks cured witln ul pain or dolcntion
( Nyphlln, Oonorrl-ni. Glert. Privit©
; Blood *nil Skit. speedily, ccxu
plot- and fwrmanen lyour and.
NFUVOI’S lIKIIiUTY AND ZX-
C \I, I stiKDI;Ks ?kld rapidly to bis
1 aklllful trt itiuent.
Money at 5 per ct.
ON
First Mortgage Security
AT
.11 LIUS LINSTEDT,
Manitowoc, Wi.,
Ollia IN NAN I Mis BiNk Kill 01 Me
A t’A KI >
W tho undersigned. <lo hereby agree
to refntnl the money on :i 50 cent hi ttle
ofireene'a Warranted Syrup of Tav if it
fails Ii tire yonr cough or cold. Wi also
guarantee n 3,Vcent 1 iottie to provi sat
sf aei i\ or money refunded.
(’HAS. A (JIIOFI’M \N.
Hbnhy Hin’khtis
CONSUMPTION THKEATI NED
C. Unger, 212 Maple St.. Champa gn.
111., writes: "I was troubled with a
i.ackin r i ongh for a year and 1 thought
I had the consumption. I tried a great
j many remedies and was under the care
<>f physicians f( rseveral months. I used
one bottle of POI.F.Y S HOXF.Y AND TAR
and ii cured me, and I have not been
f Amble ; since.” Henry Hinriehs.
Wisconsin (T ntral
RailwayCq.
PASSENOER TRAINS.
Going West.
Leave Mi.uit. woe 6:Stl n. m. 2. 4.1 p. n
.cave Memi-l.a bldn. in. 4:4:.,,. n .
Leave Neumh 7:25 R.n 5:ir,,,. u
Arrive Adi land 4:Wp.m . i:> a „
Arrive St Paul :.:m p. m . s': 15 n. ni
Arrive JinneniKilis 6:35 p. in. ':la tn
Leave Neotiah 11:55,,. m
S: 15 a. m
Arrive S.fdnctiiioi.s S:soh. in
trnve Ashland ; 45 n m
’> 50 a. in. train out of Manitowoe nmk.- eon
neetion at milie.tT at n. m. witli train f< i
‘ dshkoidi. I mid du Lae and other points -out:
llni' giving Manitowoc peoide a ehauce to no t
Oshkosh and Fond du Lae the same day 2:45 p
ui train also makes conneetion at Keenab a
5:10 p. in. for south.
Going East.
L. avo Minneapolis 7:25 a. m. T;is p, n
L< ave St. Paul 8:00 a. in. 7:40 p. i
L.-ave Ashland . .8:40 u. ni. 7:25 p. n
L.-are Neenah 5:15 p. in. 8:1*1 a. n
L. ave Mmiaslia ~ * 5:25 p. in. 8: In a. n
Arr f ve Manitowoc 7:30 p. in II: 15 an
8:00 a m train out of Neenah gets connectioi
from North and South at 7:30 a. in 5:15 p. m
train gets connection from South at 3.10 pni
W. H. Vandeouiff Agt
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
Pasferferand ar Ferry Steamship ine
. . . BETWEEN . . .
Manitowoc, VVis., and Frankfort. Mich-
Where connection is made with Ann Arboi
R. R. trains for all points in Michigan,
the South and ast.
BETW, F RAFKFORT AND MANITOWOC
[.cave Manitowoc daily. except Monday ll:90a ir
PROM KEWAUNEE TO MANITOWOC.
Lv. Kewaunee Tuce.. Thurs and Satur. 5 a in
Ar. Murifowoe Tuen,. Thurs. and Satur. 8 a in
Condi nsku SetiEprut Ann Arbor Railboai
Trains.
Train No. t. Train No. I
Eiecve Frankfort lo loam 7:90 pm
Arrive Cndllh.c 13 V. p m 10:1.'. pm
Add A rt.. -r s: "•i pm j 1:30 a m
Toledo lo;00 p m 1:00 pm
Vn * Travel - : eCify via Fere .Maniutte Rail
I ■- ; ii alop 11
Vrrive Detroit liaOrand Tt-nn! Railway
O:3U pm 11; 50 a m
P. S. 'a iRD. Aobnt.
Mnuitowoe Wls
.M i! Fi.C f V 2 b I
t'or **liei ■iy :' in. Niilwunkee ■ n.l Chi
ciilfo daily < • <•*}>! Sntnrd;.y n. ,<•.
.-it 7.8-1 Jl. ; u;k!;k l out h-wvvs at •
V* T* j
o!■ Kewur.i.ia , ilvotmi. m j
!and .■fetiomiiif*. 'Minr.-ahty S-it-.r- i
day and SiiMiliii ut *2 i? .M und W-li.;~!- j
diiy At I P. M. *
l-’ov K.-t'diiuiui Ti irsiiay r-'nitarday
:sr.lSinidnv at T 1* *d
“Vk'hcn in Dc übt
Teti the Truth.”
\Va the witty advice
of Mark Twain at. * din
ner in Uuiidun. Wetnigiit
iuive addl'd a wwni or tvc
about diia 3up; ■ vuie, but
lit' didn't. Nt vvrtbeless
WHEN IN DOUBT
About what to us* f< od'/l a
and colds, try Use
F. C. B. Cure
A pleasant. s]teedily t-fl'ectivv remedy.
Price 40c per bottle- Manufactured
ud sold by
F. C. BLFRSTATTB,
Phamiaeist,
E tglitli and Jay Sts. Mauitowoo. Wis.
800
IsKXZjI^S
OF
BEAUTY
Between Galata, Mu it., ss'here
passengers first see the Kis-ky
Mountains; ami Seattle. Wash,,
where they reach the tide waters
of the Pacific Ocean. A sea of
mountains snowy jleaks co 1.
green valleys weird, basaltic
rock formations foaming torrents
flashing water falls.
Information from agents of the
Great Northern
Railway
V. I. WHITNEY
Gen’l Pass, and Tkt. Agint.
St P.srr., Minn
Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH BOUND Ti AINS;
r , N ? O
Leave Chicago r y, In ....
pave Milwaukee 7 00am .v,am i.v'um s()pm
Lwave Cleveland.. Oil am 11 50 am 'i m -.„ ■3U p m
Leave Newton an““ llOlau
Leave Manitowoc 9:tam I"■>•,},, |.. ..“ 653 t m 12tSpu
Leave 131 : .eli ; “ '' 1 * if., 1 ™ “£ n m *pni J'Tpu
Leave UineOriv. IS* “ l3opu
Leave Cato 9.i i> ,n . }, JJJ .. .
L ave KeiHlsvili.- I'lu um \”*’ | n Jj ”1 11 “ S!pS
Kr J ’ t *•- |?i u Pm :il5 -
Arrive Ashland ll £i a m S2num
It lAjuiljr^oimec*lon^ati.nletri? r*/'/‘ “'“V! 1 ' M , ty s .dfy. Train-No.’s3, 5,11 an<
it \!ai -j],• ii p.. -April. t°n .J* f i"i north and smith No. s;> and 17 m iking comuH’tiont
■ 1 N< .n*n^S3§S?SSS
SOUTH B JUND TRAINS.
leave Roedsvllle ail 0 ,”,, 1 £<• *° No U No 10 No 50
(.-■ave Grimms . - ~ i ;i 111 12 22 pin 939 an
e ave Cato i4Bam 12 2.' pm 10 93 an
.-ave Pine On.v.. ,ln < ;‘l m 12:i2pm lUlsau
Leave Branch -o ~ ._S.lani 12 34 pm
Leave Manitowoc.... 551,,,,, .- . „ 'f*™ 12 to pm If) 35 a u
leave Newt >n mu ~ ' 1,111 ?. l „ ,lttln HLpm 4USp in 1145au
L";w-'!.-v,.)an.i ...... .iii.n, } P m 4 2.5 pm 12 50pu
Ar ■ Milwaukee Hlnn in -„ io-o “ ln l’S|pm 4 36pm lOSpii
Arr Cliiea+fo 739aS .V-J " I ?^ am 8 40pm
in ho. 4 daily. No.'s 3,1(1 || hi an 1 iaL * Blspm 930 pm
a' Miiwaiik.. in.u , inra-o n.r i ~>t -optli nnawes"™ 111 " unri " y ' 1,11 ,rnillB uiakxntr connection!
. - TWO BIVERH TRAINS.
Ai iii e Two HiVers 7 li'l a m 4 5(1 K m ! Leave Two Rivers. .7 40 a m 12 10 pm s]spn
l ‘‘ v y tnrtherlnf >™at mapply a td“ W W C A H ccbthlcb**, Tkt
LAWYERS
attorney* vr, ... HAJ-aNI H ii ( HLOIPhK,
1 mil i over Savings Bank. Money loaned on real estate security.
1, p .schemas. ■
SCHEMAS & KELLEY. L ‘ ”“ , “ T
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Williams Brick Block. Manitowoc. Wisconsin.
Nash & hash. ~ " :
\I I OHN E\ S ANO (.'OI’NSKLI HS AT TAW <> m
Collections promptly attended to, * e <Jvcr National Bank, Eighth street
SEDGWICK, SEDGWICK A SCHMIDT
oil.' OdiisS tm '“ n ° rlb e " d Ei * hth ..ridge, Manitowoc. Wls
lons J. Healy ! ‘ ■
, Walter M. Jove*
iiEALi & Joyce,
a; Pal Conrt Bldg Manitowoc. Wisconsin Money to Loaa
HiCITMO AII7ELLEU,
tfani?owm- t \Os.-S S - y " tarr r,lt,li '' Money loaned on reasonable rates
physicians
•' r'limillUiAMi, m and ——
■ k'&M lUn^N^^“^m!uowi?WfcK^ta.^
MUSIC TEACHERS.
HUBERT WILDORI HE.
leave >-> Marine, and other instrument.
-A Happy- and
Af O TIT W, FT' A J>
J a Ml* yv J £LeJr\.
to aiL
Yours Respectful!y
IKE J. G. JOHNSON COMPANY.
t MAKES WORK
A PLEASURE.
Vi nors cold natather suggest
TO()LS m WOOD CUTTING.
yj O lir saus f° r eas . v labor, our
. I<’ A axes for rapid cutting, wedges for
assisting* w : ;h tough logs. What
~ ' ever you may want, you may de-
I pend on me articles v/e sell. Perfectly tempered. Tools sold at
right prices.
CALL AT <SI 2 YORK STREET. ■
KERSChER BROS.
Nerves Wear Ot*f
And grow weak and exhausted when not properly nour
ished, just as an engine loses its power when the fuel runs low
The loss of nervous power is seen in the failing health and th
I wasting form. It is felt in the aching head, the throbbing heart
the irritability, indigestion, restlessness and loss of sleep. Rc
build the worn-out nerves, rest the tired brain and add new flic
to the vital fires with the best of all tonics, Dr. Miles’ Nervint
“ I was sick with typhoid and malarial fever for three
months, and after I recovered from that I was left so
weak and nervous that I could not work. I fairly shook
all over, and in eating I could hardly hold a fork steady
enough to feed myself. I started to take Dr. Miles’ Nerv
ine, and received Immediate benefits. Three bottles of It
cured me.” T. F. Richardson, E. Alton, Ills.
Du. Miles’ Nervine
Is food for the worn-out nerves and the weary brain. It
Is a food for the over-tared and weak digestion. It
nourishes, fortifies and refreshes the whole system.
Fold by druggists on guarantee. D*. Minas Medical 00., Elkhart, Ini

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