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p. n. armoir the
packer head.
\\ Mi. lairc ani! Philanthropist Dies
in liis si\t\ ninth Near.
■ ' ■ 1 fORTLNJ
|. v. ; -ir.inikJ \num? liis
I arrili.
IH | CMM" M> HI C \RRII I) ON
u a , a * ipi I ;■■ >r t< the Tunc of
i ; t Mci- f ■ to hreat AA calth
In Nali'c Atnliti.
j,, , | ; . - Ariu-uf phi hint' >
;<! an 1 multimillionaire
I ( i mi r. ini establish
i„ , ■ );■- n mu* died at bis
. Chicago A
i,i 1 1 >ll tin* in-art known
I tno.iil-a: ; ; - II a* mveardotis
w ,i- t ■ limn" ! •!' cause "1 ‘loath.
II ~i Im-oii -!- M l', recovering fn.ni
i. .iiia tl at fur throe weeks hail
t |, r , 1 hi- lift* Mr Armour was
1 1 ■ hi- family wlioii ho died
'11,., ,t hi- bedside besides liis wifo.
\v.-; Mr- Philip I Armour Hr ami
\|,, .1 i a Armour ami tin- R.-i
|'ran!. \V < ;un-aulu
Wliilc Mr Armour -name was more
u ,, , .'P, ,i'-o into ! ’Ti tiio public mind
v ■ • ... o|-e..‘ p i 1. g ami piovisoii os
hllielifs it ' hi' hhe Was interested
v III, ,\ . , a;,anal hllsiliosso.v oo.l•
~, s min *111 j mg2o INK! person*
mi. : i- ;.f ■■M.i'i .es 111 ovi-ry city
■ i rl'l ho v.a- in
i iai**i* -ti in i .a.iy other hire on
.... .. a !.- 'n-r of an import
I. .. ■ -- ■ . 1.-vafi-rs ami a- a
a ;i,, t , in Ih-- Main pn.ilm t- of
|||. ' ; i l;. il l We-i.-l II state- Mr At
. , ' ' ta.-I i ill the
. . i .! -lal el ll.' li' oil to ills
• Ia li. ii hi- lill-ilie—
.l • le , .lie 111 till ■ "II
•• employing 2!!
i ... i: ilia av.-ra-.n rail
. a* an; linn
; moil draw ing
■ i a i (..li Ia oihi l. i a
;a ■* 111 1)11-1 times
r 111 .Ia ': ■ 1 t.. •>
OH. li- pa ■ leli I I tin- last five \oar.s
1 , {{ ,J V, IMMMMMI }. (M 4MM > a
When t took a -on into business
h. p| I I*l OIMI Hill) .. tile credit ot the
v man and gau- him his full coiili
In In- iii im enroer 'lt Ar
11, la ' and Ins appie. iatii.il of the
ta ; 111 , .■! hi- eiuplojee, hi pro
• nil i. m- i>. to At his pack
ill ■ I. ' .• f. thi 1 ni-.ii St.,, k i aids it Ini
... u in ■ n.Mi n fot moo 000
t. . and I son one h■ ■rr to I• ■ disposed
i it a l * \■ a• le t 1 akin;,’- into a<
.11 • ■ •'■■r k' nd ■-I I'' •1 pi odue
1 • 1 la (he . -liildi- h
■ i a-'o hut lit i >ma
\ m v V .rk
•l ... < 1',,-. , I • Hull
; ■ ' • I In lin \r
vi Ml IWi.*
int mu. ii- pm.
I. .-i a -li . 1 . a. Ihi i ■ .lit I
■ • . * i \t a, ■ • 1.. He 1 ’ll .1 til
\ie! till! I alone there Were
I ■ t in Hi. < 'hi
■i • ... • v • :,i . .i.-. ai.-i IP i t hir
I- I- It- >' n n ;■> li.l .n;r lilt entire
w .ii-in/ h an- ' . >i ir
Ai in '-v. ■ alt' -- 1. 1 In- lain
'I p).- i • • n 1 ation of tlis
ll '.I .t. i M -.-an '.i Uva\ pi. p
- ' He I ' ■' V t-'.ell, Ihi I-..-"
M v . I• ■ in -• i.l line and Hu
id t he an ac
li eit.-le that
. ■ A 11 . ■ ot I. p-ali/e
-■ .a ' 1 1 alls, lit im-Utal
l-e ' 1 II U 'lh -’
'I \ i Ii- due
■ -. Id> .lill g s 111
. - e and . I. mill
I I I.- s,j, I■II. Ij I \
' 1- I. Had
■
I'll" the p,e
' # pH'. iVII
. nils I anil" it
I'll 1. \ I mil' 111
- ai Ha N.i ii ''-part
I- ' : til' pie-I.lent
■p- ■- ■ ' . heard I.t
A ■ I ■- a , ad. ; at All
it' • 1,. ii,.: - h i,- •. r.
■ 1- -I ' . IIS hr,;- - Wl
I I- lh I . A Ala. -I, A\ .HI -lei
A' • Pa-;, lh • .mn N. w A. ik .1 I
• 1 - M. "■; • . Alim. .!• ,u P
h i ant.,., Mi- AA' i. Sinn k
I ■ S .util II: an/. N ,1
'■ * M.al I M 1,. ,| \ 1,.. .1. . I.i. .1 t..
■V'l ' ’I ' N‘ " 'i •; i. I* fi-lat in . ti
ll - tiii i 1 1 ■! tin- iii -la> Hi M-t
'i' In •ii l(-!aii.l com ii t
' I ’I til 1 tic f lit .1. -1.1- I!.
v I 111' ' -.1! licit a . >lll Hill t. I
I :t> illct all invent inn
t I that ii I.ill o. 1-11,11 tc.| 11 iii illii if
tin lon ■ m.-ii t- i Inal ji il|f. ■ within
v. •: ii. inii-t jia-- ,1) a ‘ a-, vvla-ri tin-
C11.1.t101l v.,1- ..111- I.f IJ. 111< 1 .-I ill till-
l.r-t detrr.. Roland R MoHr:. n . v. a
nvicted .:i F. !• .Ifoo. < 1 for
Afolinoux . omp’ i
er- O I :r ■; ..it ■ ' "U
May T of le-t \. ... .1. ;
trii t ail. me . , ,pl <-i hi- ca o. li o
follov.ini; a.-i; fie pais-r-u- •• .-übmii ad
Cos Hocor a r <i Mmit; aft r tba*
the recorder wet t •I; a H too tuotith
vn-afiou. fit rduri.ed the htneb n't
S'ov. 1 but it wan t ait I Ifoe M Ibut
ho took Up tic- an nine- X ; 'ij ■
Fir.- undefii rile! ■ -nil. t ed xr.-nfiy om
moo 'I 1 ■ niftrreif.ilo tire loss .f the
I'nited Stilt"- and <’intdii during the
year .just c1...el cn>pi!ol in New
V'-rk from carefully •pt n-i oids. was
|h;: ijii-j o.M Tim trie; t inen-a >■ oicr
I -op ami IM ■ is shown in tl.- ). IT ■■ intr
tabll tfivillK tile 10-se-
M out 1 1 .
.l.inuai N si |. ~,a lino
Fehritiin 1 i.Tii.ooo
March :. hi.d 10.-.’ou
April f;..737.W
Mav ir.,75tt,400
June
.lull hi.liOO.lOO
Auiru-t 10,2 115.2..0
SeirtemtHT tl 11r> ;ino
; 1(0 eon
M...1M.000
Docon.ber 1.T20,700
Total ...... . *!(<:!,:t2,2 r io
The total lo—.- for I sirs were ?! HMioO,-
auo and lor 1*0!* si;’,,. 77J 200
Hi. Rev. Bishop Winan 1 Michael
Wi* irer head of th. Roioaii ‘ atindic
diocese of Newark N .1 died at Seton
Hall South Dramro N J Death was
due to pneumonia contracted some days
atro Hi-hop Wit'i'er was lK.ru in New
York city. Dec lls|l lb- was or
d,lined a priest in 1 s'-A and eoiisi-eratod
hish'ip iii I
Tin- p.riti-b a lmiralt; Ir - !••• i b-i to
imild two battle hip* v hi.-h ■ re ini' nd
.lt. I." tin ! *intl - World The
li-tim tioii of h ivimr the largest war
hip has hi: h ■ • he. '1 land h It ill
will) llie la-pant" am! le-r r ■; Hie
Italia ‘ .lea* P*. Haiti two |l i ‘e I
lai wai hip fi ■ 1 • ■ e-jn eti\ .'!\ la i;
•1I he • no.,|i an I- I 'rim of Wales
will lie 20" 11 . 'll h--a\ier t ic:l he 1 1 1 1:
an hips mentioned leai hing flu- enor
m ,a- iljsph'icemotil of I- non i uis. whi- h
i- :: ,'iou hi a\ i. r 11 1 .iti \ m -a hi rip si
armor clad ve —* ]
Asp( cific reward of >(.; 000 ii t (,i of
(Vied for the arrest of Pat Cow and
nothing is said in the otTer about mn
ia lion The (imaha authorities jito
pareil ami are sending out 5,000 circu
'ars hearing a picture and minute du
scriptjon of ('rottfe Tlo-v are sent
iioadeast and will also tiear the do.
cviptioii of two other men and a woman
uppi ed to t ( ((iim-cli (1 with Hu ('udii
ay ilhdlictjon
P.i-hop AA X N'imle aged lis year
-1 lie Metle(' I i -1 l-'.pi-ccpal • hurch was
found dead in h - (.((I at In- home in
1 letri.it he I I'Ti lai II I- thought that
he ( 111-C (if (' ath wa ■ le ;.rt Ip ..tide
lh- aMemli (1 a Cut ■ fal ami ( aught iol 1
I!u i-cti-ii- bun an at Wa ll u:M. ti i
i le. i tie I'.lh M ing 'He- I-.-liter . ' p,p
illation i- in tie (, Honing po-ili ui I, a
iliide :;*.) degree- ;• liniii- hii minutes
longitude m.‘) degrees |s hour- 'I min
ale- 111 111 years the I-Olltel 111 pupil
atiiiiih aivod westward 2,(1 hoin-s i
minute ait II miles and southward
; hours. 2o minutes, or about three
mile-. It m ,v rests in Southern Indiana
at a point about seven miles southeast
ef the nl i of < 'o’lilllbus
Tin- beiiotha’ of Prime (P irge uf
I i reel l govoruoi of Crete to Pl illl ess
.\eiiia of A|. ml■ ngr.i a si-ti-r id
Helena of Duly was olliciallv annoiim
ed at It'line
A TOUCH OLD SALT.
\lin I fit t l\ * 1111 >' I Hum S|mil n I If'
Him tn llt • Ml 111 I. Mm I Ilf
"m In*.
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if t! i in' anca m(m "ii ! i
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aa ' I aII * I ii iln I .l 1 \ \- a ( a■ ■ !
.-la Om .I. .1. i ..f his I. i.i ;■ ,
mu *it 11, tali' him u.i 1 .1 (till lla n' n' 1n i
i lif \ it lri I mi k. |i ia- In in in 11 ,
H 11 11 1 1 ril ■ !> 'I ln a<) ai aa Ii , (I ;
(H - Ha nuf t hi- i.;il fa Ii niiiril ai! "
a ii'i in :i - \. i mi;' ti I :i. malt tt Im ma* 1
In hi“ fI an ill’ll i lilta n
T.i.i 11 , i.* 1 1 11.. nu r f.r n tin , „r.
V.' In' ■■ I”|. a v I.’ll man ~f it.
Hill" nf \ I 'if 1 1. v. i, .(| H.i
; i-. I "if'ii’ a at'-i 'il \\ .* \ in.hi lli in 1)..i
1 -1-, (* luf a n<t. ‘'ii> new (MitiS "■
I•' 1111 i I"I til'll ri.tn|i!rt .at. 1 • IT' •11 a?
! in at I-■ 1 1 amt a I Hla i iiia i 1 mri '
if In "I I" in,.l.- |in ji; 11 1 inn f.r 11 1 -
■- l ill'll Inf n|)l'llillff I 111" 111 il Intt'
ii,- II ' i ini ijriui nI It in-I-.it win iln
n.it'ir tt'i' Hi In fnt nri't tit linviia' ). i
I *i a ’ A It i’ll IV. ft ill til If. l.'t' .-I , tl.
'fur. iln 'tali- nf tin- t.-ai
I
Blankets a:ui i/tiUtr
iv.ilni * (/nil' ■ from *.V
t v.’ ii !. I>,c.-lit-;it, value* t! s!i:nduk
& |,t,i ifUSI) tf
•’’lt CHICHESTER'S ENOLIOH
ptHNYRCVai PILLS
|> - Orl u i in; 1 II ml Only IfPliiillM l .
W' -I VU'l: I .il'll '*'•
/,( ( j i i-.k*-
it >-> VIQ HI. I) ' ' * ■ .>1
I *• I* in . olhcr. I.’ f-•
iLnerr"i>* *nlnllttjtli" n(I
I ft" Moil.. • >■••.> I> ••• ' i ’-I tr. 'U
, ./T ■ .fi i ' I*nrtli'iilnr*• 'I t -*f lnnril.;!a
r*r
k i' furn Mull. MMHM I i
• <M. •,* -*. n.i ii -I i ,
MtidUon Ngunr 1 Hll I*N.
A x< i em n href bin little danght r
to -, (o\ Hid i) t i lnv her a dull. •’Sow.
wiiu: "i t ■ ;• !■ ■ ills in i re, dear ■'
,ii'! !.' ;i .1 large a -.'urtiijeut was plac
ed ,i" th" eumiler hv tl *■ “lni| m in.
Afii'r m>!iii- hesitation tin* little i ii<s
n t li, j I think 111 I av-twins please."
(ft lII' MVK IMM roll’s
Mrv I ranees 1 4 Sales of Missouri Val
ley .la writes she had severe kidney
trouble fi>r years, had tried five doctors
vvitlnait benefit hut three buttles of FO
m;v's kii.m:v <TKK affected a perfect
cure Henry Hinrichs.
EapktorteiiWiifyil.
DELAY IS DANGEROUS.
•ii i ' ■ vj that f panoi them before they ovsb
tu .. . no . :• perfectly nt f tbodeadly lungs
f ■ a must • ror lal . ;• itroy mm,i n’ r.s
i lifj > *1 AFFLICTED four yi wbo
perl Hvn tetnber, . i . ion ntofn fou nearer its In
curable..-,;:. v/t n, perhap , tin? most .ciliful plivsiclan i- render you uoassistance.
Tl. • pro ; nt Hour ,tb > future may t TOO LATE.
KUCHIN !S WO STRANGER IN TR'S CCL^TY.
/ ' '
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ic'rm A
■
■ /y, 'W
OR. KUTCHIN,
I’nsiil ■!.t Jlupl. a .1 . milarluni. Green i ske,
Ifls. Ex. ri. P. Surp“on. I-ate Of Sonl
tarim.i nnd h'-irc'ly fo., Columbus, 0.
Specialist in Chronic Diseases.
V<H'M OR. x'jtcs:n
DOES 10.
.)r IC i. .In maU-- > I
tbo i. ii tmi
JP* • io il 1 til - ill-
U.r.i I. I!: ;; t )
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i ~ tll i•i. i . . r
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f. Mur tlo" *. n'"i • it
c ii ...v • i Rtu I
to . U : n >, Ini
, ... or ovr
wi iMe im ih't wan of
tin p .11 .!.
II- i•it i candidly,
l! ■ , I! .■ .... I ). rnor
a .i.’ wit i '’ll alike,
t, . r
T.
or cl reunyitano .
1... 'I
HE ruiir, . after .11
methods but Ills have
fulled.
HE CURES AFTER OTHERS FAIL,
Th Most Successful and Scientific Tneatrr.cn: of all Diseases and
Vlsaknsr.s>'s of I-Toikind Po-'.olbr'*to Obisiir^
Tbo i li i specialist In t ted States Hi long ex*
perl ■ i tic 111 1 : 1 . Ivorsal siio.'-’ ilnlkol t hospitals in tlio world cn
al l i 1 1 iin to tr I! ' IliiuM,. V lit Ol .IIN an II i •!> l>lo ii-os ’ tun. the latest
Lclonl ipi 1 . Im to the full coni id lined i lien.
Oil l/HT.VIj I Ins I’IISI '■ n 'll li.’tio I 11.1 f i.l.ie; s i i.ndli'fortuities,
iii H. I u 11!I
Of tho I •, JI r, S • \ I :.IV it ii ! : ' . ... iJisi a.I to. Kid
ney, Lit r, lilaik) •. Chronio I’ -i n i 1 • ■ iieedity . 1 tn 1 icnt
tint h.n n v r l :il lit im ii. i : t;ut hall In i .oiictd i• > • >nd ko|io. rlany
to perl health bod they
placed their C ,ii lie If.-id i■ f X; ,Tt3
cimora; oisi.Y...,
Tin* !).•* rt. it .i• a j • ... is- •. Vi i
mik-n f. ■ ! i , C cl* • ■ .in I • :.5 *■’ ..‘IP
fli-i-H" ‘ M f v J 1 • . hi .fcor.l on : !
pr-’orni I• r *iii.i>f:, lj• uust i\ Min: ’to act ■
1 x.i3i 1 nation 11 rc ai ;.
Wlumi •. t|t . kll vn tn t Ur. Iknlchlnh
st 'I" * 1 * ;'i i *O. iT'i v u uu(lk i •r> rnn•
■
It H r Til • . p- : til 1* In ill O
il l • n .1V ■r ;i > . 1 |-iMIP* i. bat J" rihi - tlr* cllf
iJl •1- m butti*. t!i 1 tli ■ -1 k cun tlio! 1 1
i• j v * 111 ' *v mil*rit I ;ll( 1 r nnym ■’ 1
im n I Mr, HutfliV . ■ 1:; ti 1 nvor.H
hr. v- • • • I vv nidor thrmwli nit tlm muntry.
I I I I (opt IM * f'llloxvm ; plan. *?lk .1 I ■ 1 •
nulltir t tin* Imp* hnsfiliul'i. nnr In * nn l
m*. Tlirn h■*nMm pr •!!•••• or "'i itry 4 loot- ss.
v|/ h < ir ( illy not<‘ tliu 1‘ iptouis of the
p.iM ■ it. •• 11 1 •• - n.mn Hi * con lihon of t!to In
turn il • in i. rill of v/hlnfi h mirofiillv reroi-l
In liii r .1 <i"r Mr fut.nn rMnrencln fMs
w; >' 11 • I ■ -it 11 ti 4 til 11 U° nature •• I th' 11
i* i1 i; In■ 1 1 irni t* . WPmi nii’.i poonlo con**nll
him ii ■ r- nil I v rills th 11 whether fie can "uro
r. 11 *f . -i.-rwh ti'T tlioy tro hvynml hop*
nr in: u)v-1) “i::7:100s op
Af ’ iitll ni l pi** , vint; nroo perfectly with
tlr 1,1 • 1 *lf il ) 1.1 ly -r Mill 1: In not redo '•
•1 ,•’ ,; 'hi h M I whllu f. wo: i.. inul lv
th tp. r it 1* ■ H*l ItoiH 11l In tlm nle*rte*t
. 1 I
. 1 ,•11 • pi* /| th him nn of inn n ill*' y eliooHc.
(linin' t 1 * v/hol tin rr'pilnn) f. r tho PUrn,
wl! ' i* 1 r • 't > tv'nn til v i:kv he. ano with
it' . 1 1 , :*. ‘.lnn r**n- . 1. :th ■ imminent
n > Ml ,1 • .itn ljid .. v 4 though they
v.-rn 11 v 1 • t n ■ vt. (I-.<<r I M i 1, • tin r
I*. < i .i 4 u . UlllfolU tn P Irv K.ioranf
ixl ' I ' Iriknopuhllii!' • nh then month
to' i p I:;'>tit!i pivlru? !*• t • n uvl Injur) n• ■
c* iiMMiti I . sh'iiiM rit 11 an 1 ••• the D'h’M r.
I 4 || '4 {
, I'll - •infiitn . Illn t’l i it . Ec*oum,
1 : 1 ■,. ni •4mi l hi’ • ■ ••• > T ’ Vornmi t.inlrklv
rnll'm im *1 ntPlv Ihin'tl vt. I.U. ! ;.piiroVfM
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. r * 1 • t id] nn ,■ | • i|, 1* ’ip * 4M11" !"lltlul. ’4 1 ‘ t fTit C l ■ihto : ii v p;i* tO4
f ) ,1 it. i,,,i ,|>* i’k;!u<‘ .IthinvnHd* 11 All Utters v.ith stamps in
1 ~ ~, I*, . ■ji mil h* nilhr-i ;•.••• t 1 -t 1 .rn tht; oausc 01 your disease,
j- m cl l.ipi’ Worm-* rmiov I in ti ihrt' to live hours without
j ■ :
() ll or lit t.H Inn it life, all at onoo or by tlf month.
CONmiATiOH, EXAMINATION AMD ADVICE FREE TO AL!. AT THE
WiS ■ is House, TluirsJay, Jan. 24.
i vcr y F our \Vtc\s ('hereafter.
i !,.. i linn It a. in. In it p. in.
INVENT
■ riw tiling useful or entertaining: or, if you
ilrtsuly h.i . <) an Invention net a
PATENT.
Tl.om i . ibundmt |>rfit in i'ood pntnntnd
inventions, Hntid !<t our intnroHtmjj Illus
tr itfil 1 limit Hand-Hook— Iris*; mvns morn
infi'rm.ition than anv thnr. W obtain Pat
ent .tlnit protect 'rnrins lownst for
- • i. . (M W I I I *•- kl I I NIH l II VV I
I All lo sl Cl’kl; I*A 11 NT. N • c hariot* for
• > imln.it lon and < 'pinion is to patentability.
I ‘ronintn* ■ s ruar nid. H -t >t referencoi*.
Over aI v* t r s ex i ern in • Address
k s A A H I.AU A , I’utrnt Solicitor*.
W leluniilun, |>. C.
'■hntio ihi piipcr u heu you un/c.
\i K *!v Mi'ti .i ■ ;:i i> li ii
i .iim N Il.ill’uit i<oi i■ii .i: i- ".i x
ol> Ills >.. il’l f . IW I jr .’1*1(1
I . i (.;. •■ .M i•!
Til K >lO rll Lie S FA VOItI I K
Chamberlain- Cough Remedy is the
mother’s favorif*. It i- plea.-aut and
■nfe for children to take and always
cures. It intended especially for
cough*, cold- crmip and whooping
cough. and .- the os-t medicine made
for these di- •- There is not the
least dangei -.riving it to children for
it contains i ;>ium or other injurious
drug and in he .riven at* confidently to
a babe as to an adult. For sale by
Henry HinC h- Druggist.
The highest rder t nt was ever iu-ti
tuted on earti is the order of faith.
Between Chknifo and Davenport.
Arrangen • have been made with
the Davenpi ’ Hoi k Island & North
western railroad, whereby standard first
class coacbe- an- now run between Chi
<'ago anti Dav'-nport and Rock Island,
leaving Che i-M at lo on a. m.. arriving
in Davenport at ‘ do p. m.. Rock Island
at 2:4.1 i), m and. returning, leaving
Rock Island .it 3W) p. in., Davenport
B:4a p. m., arriving in Chicago at H:3O
p. m.
WHAT OH. KUTCHiN
COES NGT CO.
Hi tir -s not fright
• a p "i ic Into doctor
i,}' i v holding up a
. i <.;uif tM ivetlydeath
1 1 .’(in Hu ir c.v lie
ic . not urge the sick
taUi treatment
i is n 1< known tkt tn
VU! tbli N( 1-
!■■ ri f s lie Iy t. lnc
i'. lenses hold the
itnd' r kin iare
: i i.f li Iter month
I . doing tlit m no
ll' 'locs not ier
1. Iplcss m*
• i ti r
. r
' r lives, or give up
Hu ir last dime for
; - ine.
lie dots not take
I ail* uts under a so
il and falseguarantee
|.m tending to clu rpo
only for nu diclnccnd
,ng waa ti vor
amount he tan pet,
r make the object of
Ida life toextortmon
< y from Ike sick.
: : ! ■ 1’ ' • .
.... Li ' t op.
f lii .M.! ! 1 .i f • I : ul MU ro
?>. h nit li i • ! ,1 1.1 ml. Uiiric,
i ull H. I. Ip H {MjUPldllOtO
■ ■. n , •• * . > 1 .-• h. Tl.cro
•nciny j li 1 . % i* 1111 In totmuou
in'" irmnlU in nt. ; nci j;tr. tlirrc
( r•, M rnrcd v lilt i < ury i.hU •>* t
lyomtlt* > nr< i rn cily. < rirtut v itbruc*
\ 1 11 to
• n tin Ir 1 no- <"t >: itioii. nod
'■if i- • f Hop m yrt I|m ii.u'for
ovor t tlioiu.
M; I‘l KFKTLV 11KS10KEI).
Qi .* l • and certain rur >l< r Impo
-1 ' ( y. I hood, S|" i 1 iniorrlm ; . T. ibsos,
\V< .t k l l' ■ r\oils h* 1 Hit ,r! •iirl'nm
t itltls. \.■ r 1 !o. ui 1 (HI m iv. I • ;ifenFCS,
v.'hi’thor ■ tiiprudnt t 11 nI ii "f youth or
■xj I 4* 11 in fit 11 ro mm . < r r.ny < ati‘o
' ■' * 4'.. 1.111’ . (in; pox ual / i.tK.tlotm. bpi Pdlly
nrnl j- : 1 y rurt*l Con iilliitloa frr©
(■ml oiilMriitlul. v ' Inin viirc‘B
p riu.nl * 11 n. üblotuscs. f- 1h k Ircurrcd,
DISEASES OF WC?!FV.
Snob 11 4 • nlllod trio 1 kill f < iln*r phynl
c 1 ’>■ i" ' 1* , .Hon. Sir Im <;tilr kly
ihitnor 1 ,I lh -1 r:nl *1 yhold
( ■ •. ttiioiit tln*ii- <*t l. •> Knife. No
'■>it tin :. 11 • 1 1. no dunrei.
Free f v . snluot lot; ni* fho 1 rim* En< h
Ipi r 14 *r i.n • 1 I hi utn:i*i t • lionld
t 4 oiitii • i 1 it.. hk h will
• .• 1 I clierak’Hl an 1 luleroßCuplciil
I im Mill..Hi n
l*!l.| i isxna AN 1 ) ItECTAL
1I I v
I from oti^lh*
(irnonJiiHi, Gleet, l*rlvnt©
tlood onl s.i !■ ***■ s peedlly, corn*
•,!4>t iyor ii iiueiv lyciii‘ I.
u:h nritiLirv and si x.
I VI. 1 •- y 1 Ii runldly to li!
pUIIHmI ml.
.Money at 5 per ct.
ON
First Mortgage Security
AT
JULIUS LINSTI:I)T,
Manitowoc, VVis.
I I i:i IN SIUNOS BlMi Bl It IHMi.
.mini
\V<‘ Hi. iln hereby airree
ci refmul the money on a ."id cent bottle
i (ireen.. Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
.cii-to mi. yonreonifb nr euhl We abo
'itaratitec u ‘25 c -lit bottle to prove sat
f i tnry or money refunded.
(’has. A Okokkman,
lIKN'HY UINKK’HS
< <nsi umiiv mm ate l it
C I 'tiger. •- 2 Mrt]*lc St., Champitigi
111 , writes - I was tnutblrd w.lh
hacking cough ft ray* ar itud 1 fhongl
I had the consumption 1 tried a grea
mail}’ remedies and was under the ca
of physici. ns for several months! 1 use
one bottl* of FOr.KV S HONEY AM) T V
and it cure 1 in... and I have not let
troul 'ed since.’ Henry Hinrichs.
Wisconsin Cim ral
R\iia\ay(q.
passknoer trains.
Going Woet.
Leavo Manitowoc. !>:sha. oi 45 ji. i
Leave Menushii T.lita. m. t: *", j>. i
I .-uve Neenal . 25 a m
Arrive Ashland 1:30 p. in. T i,. , ,
Arrive St Paul s:im p. m s c ... ,
Arrive MitlDua|>uli . 5:35 p. in. s ;sc. a. ..
Leave M U;65 p n
Arrive St Pm.,. KA.’in. u
Arrive Mii.u •aiioos.. .... H : SO a u
Arrive Ashland T l.i a u
5:50 a in. train out of Manitowoc make e
nis tionat New.ah at 7 an a, in. with train i
- ishkosli. Pond du Lae and other points bo- t
thus giving Manitowoc people a cliance to go t
Oshkosh and Fond do Lae the same day 2:45 j
in train also makes cuuuectiou at Neenah a
5:10 p. m. for south.
Going East.
f. av e Minneapolis 7:25 a. m. T:25 p. i
L -avi" St. Pan! ..,8:00a. m. 7:40 p. i
L -ave Ashland .8: PI a. m. 7:25 p. n
L are Neenah . .6; 15 p. in. 8:00 a. u
L -ave Menasha 5:35 p. m. 8:10 a. n
A-riv e Manitowoc. 7:30 j). in. 11:45 a. n
8:00 a in. train out of Neenah gets conn s-tioi
from North and South at 7:30 a. m 5:15 p. n
train gets connection from South at 3: io p m
W. H. Van-dkorifk Agt
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
Paffcrf cr and ar Ferry Steamship int
. . . Bf TWfEM . . .
Manitowoc, Wis.. and Frankfort, Midi
Where connection is made with Ann Arbo
R. R. trains for all points in Michigan,
the South and ast.
BETW. FRAFKFORT AND MANITOWO(
Leave Manitowoc daily except Monday !• ■ :io n
FROM KEWAfNEE TO MANITOWOC.
Lv. Kewaunee Toes.. Thurs.and Satur. 5 an:
Ar. ManitowiK" Tues.. Tliurs. and Satur. 8 a m
Condi NSF.n Scm:m-u; Ann Akiior Railroai
Tuvins
Train No. t. Train No. t
Leave Frankfort lo lonm 7:Tlpn
Arriv ■ t'adillne 12:55pm 10:|5pn
Anti Arl-or 8:35 pm II 30ntr
Toll do I ei’Opiu poopm
Arrive Travel- . cdy via Fere Mnrqutte Rail
road 13: to pm 0:10 pin
Arrive Petr, t via (Ir: ml Trunk Railway
o: 20 p m 11: ala ui
i: S. LORD. Ai-.knt
Manitowoc Wi-
WINTER : TABLE.
lb,nts ! cit e .Manitowoc
For Sbfl, oitii. Milwtiukee Raciut
iii.il Chicago daily, except Fri-lnv uinl
Sum lay at (I j> tu.
Fo.- K .v iintiM :: and A1 ir diiaFridny nmi
S nday at ! p. m.
For St nrt * i >i Pay canal Sunday at
I j). m.
< Hfict* mill lb H ■*■ s font Ilf 'dll street
(F ('miriglit. Agoi t.
“When in I?< übt
Tell the Truth.”
Was tin* witty advice
of Mark Twain at a liiu
t.t rin L'didmi We might
have added a word or two
about our conga cure, but
* he didn't. Ni vertheless
WHEN ir\ DOUBT
About what to use for coughs
and colds, try the , . . .
F. C. B. Cure
A pleasant, speedily effective remedy.
Price Hie per bottle Manufactured
and sold by
F. C. BUERSTATTE,
IMiarm acisi,
Higbtb and .lay Sts. Manitowoc. Wis
800
Is/LXX-jIES
OF
BEAUTY
Between Oalata. Mont., where
passengers first see tins Rocky
Mountains aiel Seattle Wash.,
where they reach the tide waters
of tiie Pacific Ocean. A sea of
mountains snowv tleaks coi.l,
Kreen valleys weird, hasaltic
rock format i> ms foa ini ng torrents
dashing water falls.
Information from agents of the
Great Northern
Railway
F. I. WHITNEY
t Jen 1 Pass, and Tkt. Agent,
ST. Paui.. Minn.
Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH BOUND TRAIN’S:
ill-' Mi'i'- o,r w ■■■ I (Warn 11 30a in 500 pm
aw V!.iouk; .""am 055 an 1 50,, m 7ao>m
I) Mam SMpa 640 am 1140 am
■>. I- 1 * pin 416 pm 663 a m 12 08deu
■ Vvt "•!*, ( Vi >wt ’'' ••• •“ >->3sp W tl 30 a m 54pm MW pm
cave ri: ";/ r :. 1,4 ,i3oa “ IWpm
aveEa;., 4 43pn 647 am ’lsnm
• ~. . . | iii u,fl 4>5 I 1 ill >'*a tn aISP m I
rvi 11 13 am '"Opm a.‘.am I'lfipm 1
rrivu iJiii.na I*3l pm il 40 am -Jo* m
A. liKind. 6 30pm 7 45am
~, 'if:"''l trains N.i.'s I ir and 51 daily except Sunday. Trains No.'s 3. 5,11 and
• iiPKliHi.iiUv'v Ii m n ,IT , ' ( ' t f<, r north am! -until No.’s Sand IT makingconnections
ai sim in 1., >t | mil and Minn, upolisaml tin- northwest Trains N„ -11 and ITmakingcon
■ 1 Dnlnth. the Sup* rior and the west.
s- 11’Til BOUND TRAINS.
.vs ,£°- No! No 10 Noli No 18 No6o
■nvoOriimn- ' "I, T4l am 1333 pm 930 am
avct'ltn '.'fJ:'" 7 40am 1337 pm 10(am
■■vo Pin, (in,vo •?.!“ Ifl'M 1015 am
ivo Brunei, r. u . • 11 111 1334 I> m
ram M'lnitowdo {i}?2 7 Warn 13 in p m 10 35am
, V |. v'lvi.m 11,11 in.iam s Ilia in I<Tj> in 4 05pni 1145 am
, ■ ~ ?VI "" t'm 133 pm 435 pm 13 50 pm
v u ' ’ " . ' ' • 13Hp m 1351 m Ins pm
i,. . | ", ’ 3; , l l 11 1 0.1 urn lo3.iam 350 pm 040 p m
, i'„ nN • I flail \ . 'in m 11 ! it Vi.*"} 1 ? 1 Ilsp in 0 15pm OUOum
i \iu ’. , : ■’ ,' " ;■ 1(. 10 and id daily oxi opt Sunday, all trains making connections
* .ui.Huuaee ai , hicago for east, south and west.
TWO RIVERS TRAINS.
IrriieTw,. i(iv..'r ■fit a 2* 111'-!!! 11 " 1 )I’ 111 leave Two Rivers 740a ni 1310 pm 515 pm
lor any further iAf •! M "V" 4 i> in Arrive Manitowoc. SOI) a m 133.5 pm 540 pm
anj further mf-irmatimi applj at depot ticket office. C. A. Hi chthai-sen, Tkt. Agt.
LAWYERS.
HAKASCH \ (HLOIPtK,
AT LAW. Office over SiTingi Bmk. Money loaned on renlestatesecurity.
• sriIKN'IAV
EL. KELLEY. I
SCHEMAS k KELLEY.
FORNEYS AT LAW Wiliams Brlekßlock. Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Nash \ Nash.
"*i‘Tlu'eUima'prom), HjTt AT LAW over National Eighth street
SIDOWKK, SKIK.WK K \ SCHMIDT
•••r/EKS office in Torrison s brick block north end Eighth street bridge, Manitowoc, Wls
■msin Collections promptly attended to.
IIN '' 111 11 ' Wai.ter M, Joyce
MEALY Ac .lOVt’E,
Vttornevs at law Mnniclprl t'ourt Bi dg. Manitowoc, Wisconsin Money to Loan
r.ia \( MI’KLLHK,
danJo. I .\vn.. , . > i.^i',V S X " fary I>ul,|i '' n ‘ l Uoncpyanccr. Money loaned on reasonable rates.
PHYSICIANS
. r mi i.iiTmTamt m and
' \JT E limit",! to Eye Ear N, ■■ and Throat, office hour- otol3a. in 1 to 4 p m
1 , ■ •• ov.-r•mil',. A lulhollandN t*th street. Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
MLSIC TEACHERS.
IMIHEH r WII.IKiItUHE,
< i.Al.i ' J** • J w tli Kui> i-- Military Band. Tearhor of Clarinet and other instruments
Leav order* v IMI Mantowoe ‘ iNcCn., S, Bth street.
WE HA VE JVO HAy
hut we hrve plenty of fuel
and wi!i he pleased to sup=
ply you v th any amount.
V' rrs Respectfully
The J, Q. JOHNSON CO.
JS MAKES WORK
A PLEASURE.
ij\A\ DOIS COLD WEATHER SUGGEST
I \ TOWLS FOR W00I) CUTTING.
Our saws for easy labor, our
--J axes or rapid cutting, wedges for
J?* assisting with tough logs. What
e er you may want, you may de
pwm ot. hi? auu.co we os Perfectly tempered. Tools sold at
right prices.
CAI I. AT MI 2 YORK STREET. -w
KERSCHER BROS.
Nerves Wea t Out
And grow weak and exhausted when not properly nour
ished, just as an engine loses its power when the fuel runs low.
The loss ot nervous power is seen in the failing health and tho
wasting form. If is felt in the aching head, the throbbing heart,
the irritability, indigestion, restlessness and loss of sleep. Re
build the worn-out nerves, rest the tired brain and add new fuel
to the vital fires with the best of all tonics, Dr. Miles’ Nervine.
“ 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 I>r. Miles’ Nerv
ine. and received immediate benefits. Three bottles of It
cured me.” T. F. Richardson, E. Alton, Ills.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
is food for tho worn-out nerves and the weary brain. It
Is a food for the over-taxed and weak digestion. It
nourishes, fortifies and refreshes the whole system.
Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dfi- Milks Medical Go., Elkhart,

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