The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], March 21, 1901, Image 5

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The members of the Monday Alusical
club are making arrangements for a
concert to be given here A.pril at the
Northside < pera house. Aliss Jeannette
Durno, pianist and soprano, one of the
most talented pupils of the famous piano
teacher. Leschetizky of A ieuua: Alari
tiune Brandt, the welLkuowu opera sing
ers of Vienna, and Frederick 'barberry,
tenor, have been engaged to take part
in the programme, it is planned to
make this the musical event of the sea
son.
Captain Joseph AN nods was married
at Superior. At arch !K to Aliss Margaret
Patterson. Cards were received early
last week and Thursday the couple ar
rived from it visit to New (hdeans.
AVfieu ('apt. AA’oods left here he made
no announcement of the coming event.
Air. and Mrs. AN". Richaid- will sail
from New York city, April (i. in the
German Lloyd steamer Trava. I heir
passage has been taken for Genoa. Italy,
and Franz. Schmitz <N Cos., of this city
furnished the transportation, being
agents for the line.
Aliss Minnie Depons gave a cinch par
tv Sunday afternoon and evening to her
friends at her home on North Sixth
street. Vocal and instrumental mu.-ic
was added to enliven the hour-. Re
freshments were served.
Airs. Anton Uhlif entertained a 1 irge
number of lady friends at her home on
N. Alain street Tuesday afternoon. Differ
ent kinds of amusement were provided
in and a repast was served.
Mrs. AI Savage of Cato, i- visiting
friends and relative- in the city.
SCIENCE OF FALLING IN LOVE.
No two persons, it is generally a Imit
teil. will fall in love with each othei
unless they sympathize with each other,
and now a distinguished (rennan scien
tist professes to have discovered the
causes of this sympathv. This scienti.-t
is Dr. W. K. Sheihler, and he is the head
of an institute of electro therapeutics at
Berlin. He has recently pulwhed a defi
nition and it description of that sym
pathy which is the precursor of love,
in language which is highly scientific it
not ch ar.
Here are his words: “The oscillations
in the interior of a personV body, as
mav be seen in the caw* ot vibratory
attraction, are in harmony that is to
say. they are at the first movement in
complete concordance with the oscilla
tions in the interior of -ome other per
30 j : 30
Per w—* Per
■p'ss vjm'smgf
x -Umr amaaw s~*s a
Ccnti wdi l
dll
& j
Is what you can save by placing
your order for DOORS, WINDOWS,
MOULDINGS and CASINGS, at once.
You most act quickly to save this
monev.
EMIL TEITQEN.
RAILWAY FARM LA Ml FRE
In Northern Wisconsin oi . N’ >" h
Western Line. Low rates and easy
tenusof payments. About 400.000 acv s
if choice farm lands. Early bn vers will
lecure tie- advantage of location on the
nuny beautiful streams and lakes
vhich abound with fish and furnish a
lever ending and most excelent
vater supply, both for family and for
tock
Land is generally well tindiered the
oil fertile and easy of cultivation. Chi
ago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis
Jnlnth. Sujierior, Ashland and numer
ms other tliriving cities furnish good
Markets for farm produce.
For further particulars address Gen.
V. Bell, Lund Commissioner Hudson,
Vis., or G. H. Me Rea. A. G. P. A St.
’aid. Minn
Miss Leona Weseman, who spent ti
week in Sheboygan. visiting friends has
returned home.
Ali-- Anna Kleiner, who was a visitor
in Manitowoc, has returned to Milwau
kee.
Alexander Dusold entertained a party
of friends last Saturday at his home on
Jay street, the occasion being his forti
eth birthday.
Airs. Howe, of Branch, who has been
a guest of friends in the city, will visit
Algonta.
Miss Frances Nesper. of Tons was a
guest of Manitowoc friends on Sunday.
Aivin Norris and Aliss Mary Lutke
will be united in marriage next Satur
day.
Mrs. R. K. Paine left for Chicago Sat
urday morning and will join an excur
sion party for a visit to Old Mexico.
The trip will take five weeks.
Aliss Lena Bahr. who has been visit
ing Chicago friends for three months
past, returned home Saturday evening.
A number of Lenten parties have been
given and are contemplate 1.
Mrs. Alary AA’ilda entertained a num
ber of her lady friends at her home on
Buffalo street Saturday afternoon.
Tin* Baptist society of Kossuth will
hold its yearly meeting on March 31.
Ali-s Bass, of Chicago, formerly with
Edson tV Keith, lias arrived in the city.
Aliss Amanda Kuudson. of Sheboygan
is ague-t of Manitowoc friends.
Airs. Ella Gehbe has returned from a
visit at Cato.
son's body. It is, of course, necessary
that the reactionary sentiment in the
ease of the two subjects should be of an
agreeable nature, since the two vibra
tion facilitate tlr- movement of all the
atoms, which in this way accumulate
and emit their rays without disturbing
the diffusion. This it is which causes
the sentiment known as sympathy, and
which subsequently causes love."
Certain irreverent foreign journalists,
commenting on this learned definition
of sympathy, admit that if may he quite
true, but complain that it can onlv be
understood by those who have thorough
ly comprehended the full meaning of
the numerous ‘scientific terms which
have been enim*d during the last quar
ter of a century.
I Extension Of Florence Sleeping Car
To Crystal Falls, Alich.
Beginning at once, the Pullman
Standard Sleeping Car. lighted with
Pint sc h Gas. will Vie substituted for the
sleeper which is now being run between
Chicago and Florence, Win.. and which
will hereafter be run between Chicago
and Crystal Falls, Mich leaving Chica
go as at present, 10;!10 p. in daily, ar
riving at Crystal Fulls, Mich, at 10:00
a. nr. (Sundays 9;4* a. in.), and leaving
Crystal Falls ot B;0o p. ni. except Sun
day and 0 (Ci p. m, Sunday, arriving at
Milwaukee at 4 ,V a. in. where it will be
cutout from the train, permitting pas
sengers to remain therein until 7:00 a. m.
This sleeper will then Vie brought to
Chicago on a later train, and Vie run
out in s a vice at 10:30 p. in.
Subscribe for The Pilot.
Now look
Landberg’s
New Display of Photos.
ja ja. -A.
UNDtR TUT: LIBRARY LAMP, £
The True < ’itizen published by Anieri
can Book company is another of the
famous eclectic school readings. This
is a book that will prove a valuable
ethical instrument in the hands of the
boys and girls of the higher grammar
grades. Teacher- generally appreciate
the necessity of cultivating the moral
powers or natural attributes of the mind,
and the idea of ethics and civics going
hand in hand has been, to some extent,
disregarded by the partisan spirit of
the day. The influence of one with
great intellect will be for the general
good if there is gathered with know
ledge a firm and ideal character. Such
a book as the True Citizen, with its
teachings illustrated and made {accept
able by interesting anecdotes, will add
an immeasurable influence in forming
young ideals,
**-
The April number of The Smart Set
is crowded with articles and stories
that command public interest. jThc
1 lading novelette is entitled "The Taili
ng of Sylvia.’ and is; by Elizabeth
Duer. This story gives the author a
very high place among ; the popular
writers of today.
,Julicu Gordon i Mrs. Aan Rensselaer
t Tit gen contributes to the number a
long short story. "In Palace Gardens,
that was awarded •-.’.V) in the recent
priz.e contest iu this magazine. It is a
storv of Ann--ricaus in Florence, where
Mrs. Cruger sojourned during the past
vear. and is written with remarkable
j power.
Mrs. M E. W, Sherwood has an in
teresting article entitled "Certain Pat
riotic Exiles, on the American colony
in Paris.
The number i- espe. dally ricli in ver-e.
with poems' by Ldgar rawevtt. Guv
Wetmore < arryl. Charles Henry Webb.
Eiiith Sessions Tapper. Katherine La
Pare Norton. Martha McCulloch-Wil
liams, and Carolyn Wells.
The man who helps to clear up or put
it; an understandable shape the prob
lems of tire insurance rates renders a
distinct public service. Such an
attempt lias been made bv A. F. Dean
m his recent work. His attempt is it
'renter success than any work we have
rend on the subject.
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New and Improved Service to St.
Paul and ninneapolis
Via the North Western Lini. To fur
ther accomodate its many patron.- en
:-oute to the "Twin Citie- from points
north of Milwaukee, the Chicago iV
North-Western U'y now runs a Free Re
clining Chair Car on the eveniug' train
Milwaukee, Via Foudnlu Lac connect
;ng at Appleton .let. with train leaving
Manitowoc at I'M P. ,M {connecting
with train leaving ApplctonJ'Jct. 10rM
P. M. arriving at St. Paul and Mimic
apo'tis early the tiext morning, and con
necting at Merrillan with -dmiltiry oi|U-
Sped train for Duluth ami the Superiors
Like servi v southbound This in addi
tion to the Pullman Sleeping < Hr- which
are run on the same trains daily between
Fun du Lae and Minneapolis. Apply to
agents Chicag • and North-Western.
MIRV LIMY R VI l.s \\ LM
On October !(i. litim, the Chicago &
North-Western Railway will sell home
seekers' excursion tickets at very low
rates for the round trip from Chic eg.
to till points on the North Western Line
in Nebraska. South Dakota including
the Black Hills, and Oake- N 1) also
to points in Northwestern low,a and
Minnesota and to points on tin- I 'nioii
Pacific railroad in Nebraska.
The above in addition to the regular
Imnieseekers'excursions on these same
dates at rate of one fare plus S'.’.oo for
the round trip to authorized points in
Wisconsin. Michigan. Wyoming. Col
orado. Utah. Idaho, Oregon and Wash
ington. Tickets tube limited to twenty
one days from date of sale and good for
stop-over on the going trip within fifteen
days in homeseekers excursion territory.
BOSTON STORE
Special 10 days Sale on all kinds of Lac* s, Embroidery. Alover Lac— Lace Cur
tains and Curtain Netting at slaughtering prices. Here is a IVw nf them
60c Lace Curtains per pair ; m
INh- Lace Curtains per pair..
1.15 Lace Curtains per pair
1.45 Lace Curtains per pair
1.75 Lace Curtains per pair. j
2.00 Lace Curtains per pair 1 )ht
3.00 Lace Curtains per pair • s!)
13c Curtain Netting per yard. .. H( .
15 and 30c Curtain Netting per yard pj,.
25c Alover Laces per yard ..’ j - c .
80c Alovtr Laces per yarl op.
35c Alover Laces per yard.
Aoc Alover Lat.es per yard .. w,.
60c Alover La-es per yard ,p> ( .
Hoc Alover Laces per yard .... s^-
1.00 Alover Laces jw-r yard on,.
•t.i j er cent on a'l our Lace- 35 pit cent o 1 all our Embro d*-ry.
ED HARRIS, Prop.
WHERE HEROINES GROW.
Story of the Itrurue t Five 1 ni'orta
mite Hunter* l.v Pp liar
mew \\ omiui.
Slip is onlt a Burmese w 1 :m, and
even her name is not kmnn in this
country. 1 tut whateverhei 1 1 .nay
be, it mat )> here be trait' in 1 irace
Darling. For she is a save: < • iVex
traordinary. a heroine of la • pr, por
tion s. ami a erei it to her brow 1 -kin tied
race. sins the New York lit r.
From the accounts which i e pene
traicc! from the land of see n mid a
few t xteri< r confidences, i: ippears
that 'lie i- 1 sim pie. n n prel 1 i:> in si
dent of the countryside nea; I,'a i p.,. Hi-.
lu front of her home flows ■ . amof
considerable proportion'. this
proximity has bred in hi r 1 me of
1 lie water, a familiarity wi'h i- ca
prices and treacheries, am a -i.il in
the liam .'in" of al! mantle > craft
fashioned to c.<it<|ner the w
On a recent Sunday *i\ e ik- frmn
Rangoon, it lent tipon Ihe ei 1 , j ( ,f
their holiday, set out fron :! . citv.
k’ oll> in ha ed. with the idea 1 1• ri I:eing
back a 'em of game which uld fur
nish foot for boasting f> ie 1 \ a
weary wi ik 1 at. When in F -nb
urb of I-' in ihe hunters i 1 ■ Ihe
eon el u-iiin iha.t 1 heir chain-. 1 lit Ih>
bettered iron the vanta
the ojipo.j 1 e shore.
Hut tin y had no boat —no m . wom
an had a boat, and it won ... n.mo
da 11 Ihe entiin parly. An a 1 • .-h ent
was made for her to ferry 'he sports
men aero--. Midway of the -treati a
sm len sijiial! sprung - up. 111 de-pin*
the efforts of tin 1 party, tl ■ -ai was
en.rrii 1 away and the iIT was
sw amped.
N> 1 a man could swim. 'I 1 woman,
however, was thoroughly homo in
the water, and. directing ti 1 capsi/eii
hunter- to In dIo the over' ie. ,■,
sw .mi a- Imre, first with m '(Kin
with a not la r. In this man i r liiew <re
saved. Khe n maining nj; 1 s
hear! and eon -eqm ntly his . K:,\
re leasi i Id- Iced on the sK IT and at
tempt- dto iieg ot iate the - :i nn ■
But thi- did not end 11 • w ema r's
hero's m. Mxliaiisted as si . wa- with
her labor-. In yet swam b ■ K to Kir
own side of the shore arid m -ed a ,-
other boat, in which she s.a to tln
opposite bank and carriei baek the
c ripping snrv i\ ors.
FOUND AT CLUB PARTIES.
( nnl Slinrws Who Make 11 I iiliig liy
\\ i 1? !I I lI.K I* ri /es 11 it (1 I*ll u 11 -
inti I lie in.
Pub’ie progressive euchre parties
for rather costly prize- have late \ i e
-11 ope. anew ,-urt i ' pre, I . i
(tanii i r. say - the -New York Kvi i ;
Pn-t. and here a|i inl he city m io.i,
l Ilia 1 bauds o| I'm in x each, n i
ivima n. who go about to public euchre
parlies and aiiin -i a.w . y■■ win pi / -.
dhe met h n of pi'oei i are adopt m I<y
these enehre “sharp-" i -i tuple. and I -ev
wall'll closely the mill) and “society '*
notes in t lin to w-| pi i- preptin i
sehei ule of date- i aeh week, pay the
- a bscript ion fee reiniin and et.'er
the games as guest-. Their play in;.
so expert that they have I' tie dillleio <•
in carrying off the pri/e-. By tin i
nian- lhi -e people n .!. a eon, f ■t ■
bile living pawning tMir winniri-,
I Hi: si) I lien t liru illjjr In ween $3(l a.; id
■ a w i ek.
I'lu' professionals, however, are be
:■< mini; Known in Minn p its o town.
At a progressive eiM-lil l party hen' at
it- of the armorie- of the city lust
week it became know i betero the play
.. .'an that there were -everal of the
•sharps” in the room, a; by a strategy
they wen excluded, although they had
paid the subscription. I i;c six two
men and four women wire arranged
-n that they were place, in pairs at
three tallies in different parts of the
r uini and then told tl. it. the sets not
nr ern hav
wait. On leaving the i in the six
"•harps” met eaeh otliei a nd. nun par
ing note-, -aw what Inn been done,
i’liey reentered the rm in. but found
that play had already In gun. This
dine they were inform- ■ hat the game
eon Id n■ J, -J< ”tied l
Belgium holds the world srecord in
canals, having .*>:{.“ mile- which carry
5.000.000 tons a year.
Rheumatism.
Nobody knows all about it;
and nothing, now known, will
always cure it.
I )octors try Scott’s Emul
sion of Cod Liver Oil, when
they think it is caused by im
perfect digestion of food.
You can do the same.
It may or may not he caused
bv the failure of stomach and
bowels to do their work. If
it is, you will cure it; if not,
vtu will do no harm.
The way. to cure a disease
is to stop its cause, and help
the body get hack to its habit
of health.
W hen Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil does that, it
cures; when it don't, it don’t
cure. It never does harm.
ff The genuine has
this picture on it. take
It you have not
tried it, semi for free
sample, its agreeable
taste will surprise
SCOTT & nowxi-v
Chemists,
401) Pearl St., X. A'.
50c. anelSi.ejo; all druggists.
TO MAKE HOM 1;
BRIGHT AM) GLOSSY
Rcfi ll isli your I'nrniliirc. I inolciinis ck.
WITH
TR\NSPARENT
[I ttt
ij'jf 7 ’ ■
iwfi i
i I' 1 1; l‘ti' ■/( >< 4_jy
A (lour. Transparent Knainel Finish.
Miolo For(treat Durability
In Uetinisliing
Hardwood Floors. Linoleums ifn pro
-11 in ir wear Wainscot ings Interior
Wimihviirk 'iirh a- I lours UuMibuards
•to IbTrigerators, ('hairs. Talili“s,
Moils ami furniture of anv 00-i ri;■ 1 i <>ll
It rotinisliosainl imparts a high gloss
In any painted or now surface < ino
jean will make a great improvement in
any In line
PR! PARI .1) HI.ADA IOR USI!
Wcmecke & Schmitz.
< itruer Washington and s tli si-
Receive Bids
Si ail'd tii.ls will be received by Rev I'
.1 Ryan nt Maple <-rove until Mar ’.'(ill).
1 1*01 for tin' Imililmcr id' a par-,ivige
according tn plans ami specifications,
copies ut whirl) may be had at the par
sonage iii Maple < trove or at the oftice
of Architect W. .1. Raeiiber at Manilo
wo ■ opposite Williams House.
Ht.\ F .1 Kvan
Maple <rove
Ml Wis.
Town Caucus.
Notice I-heri-hy given Hint the licpnblicnil
town iam ii- t*r the town uf Mioiftnwoi will Ik*
hehl nl Mathin - sknnhi - pile-" in ttieeitv uf
M! tnWIK 'I 'I 111 'hi i Mil ri It Ml I lit .i eliN'k
P M fur tin- piirpnse i t mnainating caiiilidules
flit' tile VIII lull- tIIWII ntlh es
It Hknhv Km it. i liitlriimi)
\\ 1S | | |{\ |{A IKS KKIM I Kl>
(ireatlv redneed one way rates will l>e
in etTeci \ia Wiscoiisitt Central Railway
opoints in Minnesota. N'orthJDakot a,
Montana Idaho < tregi n. Washington
and Brit ish('olumbiaeach Tuesday, com
mencing Fehmary I‘,’th and continuing
until April doth.
For detailed information inquire of
W. II Vandegrlft Agent. upr 25,
A twentieth of Scotland's area is for
est land seven-tenths is n ounlain heath
and lakes and only oneyuaro r cultivat
ed land.
The term "Algebra t onus front two
Arabic word? signify! g the putting to
gether of broken things.
O. T orrison Cos.
I UNUSUAL SiLK VALUES, j
♦ ♦
Beginning Saturday, March 23, we place on
sale a large assortment of silks which were re
cently purchased at a great sacrifice to the
manufacturer. I hese silks are all new and de
sirable patterns, both in light and dark color
ings. Great variety of styles to choose from.
I his Sale of Silks
will eclipse anything ever done in this depart
ment, and it seldom happens, that one has the
choice of such a large assortment and such low
prices.
LOT "SO. S. Vv* / A
75 pieces, many different / | |
styles to select from-- If |
silk worth $1 to 150 If f
Sale Brice
io r no. 2. m /%
45 different styles to choose W sy
from. Silks worth 85c r '1 I
to $ i .00,
Sale Price
SOLID RUBBER
VEHICLE TIRES.
j KOKOMO
Qj)
• you want your buggy equip
ped with rubber tii*es let us figure
w ith you. Our prices are right.
Clias. F. Scliuetze Cos.
I2(R \\ tishington SI. Manitowoc, W isconsin.
INOTIC E
1 ° i>air - v,,,CM
a,UI Cl,ccsc,,,akcrs *
■*•* : ** We wish to call yonr attention to
our paleni cheese \ats and notice the improved faucets, reinforced
bottom in pan. and the patent removable fire place or boiler. This
can be removed for repairs h\ unfastening the bolts around the
feed door and lifliiiL r the fire place nut. The material and work
manship on our \als is the best that moncA can boy. If in the
market for a \at don’t fail to see our sample \at before you bu>
elsewhere. Prices quoted on application.
- CM I AT 812 YORK STPELiT.
KERSCHER BROS.
Dealers in Hardware. V Manitowoc, Wis
/DrßuilsN
T Cun
COUGH SYRUP
Get t hi i' ■
VIS SURF*/
sl>aClon Oil i-urcit Wlieumtiti*m. is<i
O. M. SIMON.
IMIIH APPARATUS, f,
Imitatad by Many; Equalad by Nana.
INFBINOKUENTB P BOS ECU TED
TO THE FULL KITHNT OF TBH LAW.
tl9-OISCOUNT TO DEALERS AND AGENIS,“I*-S
KFM ll!K \ Mil ( FOIt MKI MA
I IsM
\ i
Tin- editor of the I 'in I ihi, has had
IlMotl In Inst (In- efficacy of Chamber -
lam s I'uin Halm twice with the most
■'•ii iihjit>!f results in the case. Firsts
with rheumatism in ili<- shoulder from
win Ii lit -ut> r* 'l '*x<-meiatitiK imin fcr
•■n da\ - wlm h was relieved with two an
ili' iitions nl I'ain Halm, rabbin# the
parts afflicted and realizin'.? instant be
ll 'n ami •■lit;re relief in a very]th< >rt
tinit*. Secoiio. in rheumatism
joint almost | mist rat tin; him severe
min. which was relieve] by two ap
plicatioiis, rnbhins with the liniment on
•ii tetirin# at ni#ht, and getting up free
from pain For sal£ by Henry HiaricUs
druggist.