The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], March 28, 1901, Image 2

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RUSSIAN STUDENTS
IN A TURMOIL,
Making it Uncomfortable for St.
Petersburg - Officials.
EMPEROR I.INUNTI.N DISPOSED.
Attorney Gen. Grijrtfs leaves Mr. Mc-
Kinley's Cabinet.
, ilT s \ DIVORCE FROM a POETESS.
Her Love Poems Convicted Her and Mere
Her Undoing The German \mhassador
Slights Minister Mu
Tin- jmlitical situation is so serious
that Nicholas of Russia held
meeting of tin- minister- at St. IMm
bnn , , , ,■ insider the state of public
atTaii- The• c/ar presided at the coun
cil which ivii- c. iiivciicil at thtTsar-koe
s.l(. palace It was decided not to
LIHMi-li the law for drafting recalcitrant
student* into tlv army, but for the
~r . - nr to refrain from applying the
Jaw It was also resol rclto revise the
univer-it.' statutes.
n,,. ,Ji- i-i.m of the <'oiiucil of Minis
ters i- regarded a- a step in the right
direction l-canse it i- an attempt at a
partial r.-i ly of tie- grievances of the
students
Letter- containing threats have been
pat kirn minister of war M N N
MotiravieH minister of jn-tice. and M. i
Sipiagnim- minister of the interior
Rene we I demon train ns on a great
- ale are e\pee ted It i- reported tlnf
prime Vla/.em-ky ha- lss-n disgraced
fnr petitioning Hie e/ ir to coii-idei the
g;i, wince- of file -Indent- Ladow-ki.
U,e provincial official who last Friday
■it tempt el to a-a-'inate I ’ri vy Council ■
|,, r p,.i H -lono-tzelT, procurator general
~f the M .ly Svtio l i- a di-ciplcof Count
I Tol-t .i and he has a-ert.-d that the
art was Mile r,f revenge for the excom
munication of Tolstoi Some report
-av that iui accomplice named Ivanofl
wa- arre-’ed with 1 .adovv -ki
Tie London Daily Mail claim- to
Imvi reliable authority for tin-statement
that the - deli and North of Knghmd
-te.-i manufacturers have a gn a‘ on, -
Lite again-t the .-amention of tie
An,, ri. an -n-el trn-t The m-goliation
... it pres. tilled to n taining tl e
ruling prn e- but a ‘lo-.r union i- '
peeled to follow
1„ the provii Wolhynia South
Rtis-ia an old min and In- wife have
1,e.-I.arre-ted charged with tin- murder
of iv.. ntv four pei ■ within tie pa-t
fliree leaf-
Tie new Maryland Miction bill hav
ing for it-object tie- practical disfran
. Id-eliietlt of most of the .VI •M HI illiterate
voter- ha- jui—-d the s -nale and house.
It i- now pal. lor tin- governor - signa
ture
The Rn—o Chine-, treaty has been n
ted bv < hina Tie- power- oj.p. s-d
t He R i—ian a-pn-iti >n o| Manchuria
i,n\.■ won the I'll ii .1111 I and He n i
. very P i- .11 t - believe that note- nr.
pa—ing bet we.-n lle-m with a >eiw P
preventinir an' further effort- on Ku
sa - part to urc a ■ invention with
I Inna
Th. -11 Ph n fit.. Ml ..11 < 'tiiu.i pari
I- th.' fi-iilt ..I Wnl k <1 .ti. ■ ti> *.l her i>w
.r“ Tlii' wav in which it "a- 'l''ll' i- a
-i- tit that i- i“'iii.r ■•lii-'Hy :ruai■ I*■■ 1 tint
it in i-rtiiin that pre-Min ft 'in l.nfi>|• •mi
capital- tvai th.' rau-i- "t < lima - n-jec
(inti "I iti' treat'
Till* 1- "I I’MIIH "111 ' a t’ lnpi It ar • I
. heck 1" Itn-'ia She ran ti"W in-i-t
! hat < hiiiii in ejit the 11 eaI' niakilij; tl
le 11 -arv 11 • ak 111 :r ■ une in• uliticali"ti in
it will' ll " ill .;i\e vfr.un i 1-1 rei.peiiinp
til. -11 ) tJ| t It I- I" pre'ellt till ■ tllilt
V iflin/ t. 11 11 at 1 ■ infill liiiithili, lie:’'
tliltl'lll- at' I)"" -■ lie' "II between til"
pl.wer- The pr.i"! "hlch the rejeetiiitl j
••f th" tr.-at' 1 urniTi'■- that Un —ia - in !
linen.. at the ' 'him ■ ■ 'll t i- > innni I
J.. lie’ll i,a- •■' I'!' i. 11 > 'cell'll. Hira 'incut i
t' til' njip ,tl"ll P "er- "h ' Ill'll.
that th. Vill i' ■an lie li|n. k'-.l a- lai a
-1 til a"' i 'll' e| II." 1 11 ." I'l l' I". I'll
' 11.. \ '. ■ eel 1. 1 1 111 pII \ e 1 1 1 III" Ull‘ -111
1 1 " t. . ni Pi'lni-' any kiiel •■! aiireei... t.l
witP < P na tin' "Mil tint Ini' •• 11 mile an'
lit"..). - • ". r 1 1 1in:," h-t "lit "I Mir
• hut ia.
Am 1 "11 1 -1,;'..- il ti ilnh I t- Ill"
|.ri*l- i 'ii r i,,'i.aU 'h I' tain ■ Ktcl
Mar* li M i . I iri;ra- ' iil' ii' ■ I• • )• av
\S'.i• 1111 r/1 1 ’ll ■ l l Mitnr.l.i' in >.t I"' I. h
h'ant in Ni-w .1 •t • \ v, "ii ■ Im i■it !• r
li< will •!• 11 .- int a* ia, I•' n
min iiiiiiii-iiia'i '\ Mil jirai tiri- u| hi-'
jiri if •11 ■ i !' s- it at' '! iyln - altthi lit v
1 1 i:it la will li' iimii Hiti-i| ihi ii-i-l I
V Itll III" t II; "I lull lii'IIHM-tl I 1! 1111
\ fit Ni w'i rk ■ it> Mi fit im/- al-n
na- 1 11| Ha M a ji.n t ii'i-iiip w ilh Mr llill
*if .111 -"> • it> U’uli r tln linn iiuiin •>f
i ini’/ 'V lull !'.i lira'll"" in Ni-w .hr
i niii-i'li rahl" ' ' im ■
lutiiati" "in h-* nvr ‘ fa* I that I
< ii iman ainita—iii'it li i- Ihmuidinnt tm
w mil r fii;l"'l tn H-k t.i" < him*' mini
li-r to any nt 111" niimtrnii- i nli rtai’
liiflitfi a' tin ('"Milan i-mlia—v
.Many nf tin 'll { I' inal- im H'-i i that I>r
Von Hollehen is acting ujs.n orders re
ceived from Berlin in thus pnhliclv
slighting the envoy of < himi. They think
, that the emperor still feels deeply angry
I about the assassination of Baron von
Ketteler and that he will allow n<> repe
i sentative of (iermany to meet a < ’hinese
I official on friendly terms.
Mrs. Mary Paine, th. poetess who
I sued her husband, iOscar Van Dyke
i Paine in New York, for separation, and
I was in turn sued by him for absolute
I divorce, was adjudged guilty of the acts
charged by the husband and it was de
creed that the latter should have abso
lute custody of their son. Maurice. This
if the justice's declaration in part
“The evidence admits of but one con
clusion. The plaintiff stands convicted
by her own letters and confessions of
wrong doing with .lohn Kintner. Kven
Kintner does not deny it.
Mr- Paine, ts-antifnl emotional and
dramatic, tried on the witness stand
for three days to explain away the mean
mg of the endearing letters she had
written to Kintner With these letters
were love poem-. Neither Mr or Mr.-.
Paine was in court when the decision
was handed down.
Friends ..I Miss Jessie Hnrd of Kvans
ioti an acad'-my student ..I Northwes
tern university, were surprised to re
civ. Hie announcement that -he had
been married Wednesday and to hear
ihut she was to depart for Milwaukee
with her husband there to make her
future home. They will l- more sur
prised, however to learn that the de
mure young coed who had been posing
ill the y ear as a mi-s has been Mrs. .1
L Tiirgcson -ince July la-t
Some of President .McKinley's war
mest friend- men who are j.roinin. nt
and influential in both leu-.- of cong
ress. are so outspoken in their criticism
,f the-.■lection of 1* C Kie.x of Pitt
,iirg to he attorney general that the im
nression has gone abroad that the jire-i
lent will abandon hi- jnirpose to select
ii lll .t Mt (Trigg successor N o i
dal statement i- obtainable
Fire which broke out in lie- four -t..: y
milding occupied by William R..lilting
y Son-. II : 11. Broadway Milwaukee
it about in o'clock Fi ida v night, .riel
ilo-sof.ih .nl -1 1 1 "i. The Roidting
n hiding with its entire -t .. I; which
a .me is valued at y.’.'.u 1 (M'.wa destroyed.
Ihe building iI-.• 11'i- valued at s.l, ,uoo.
Ih. I-'.■ rrx A. < la- building and 1!!*
I .roadway was crushed in by the fall
ing wall-of tin- Rohlting building and j
| wa ■ practically mined, with a 1"-.- ..( j
;s' i.IHHi The lIJ.J er two Moors ol tliej
lid In-nranee building, with valuable
legal paper- were wreck • 1 'll i 'a
1 of about .oil
Foil, girl- employed in the mailing
...in J (lie lit mi of Sear- l.oebllck A
1 ’o. I le.pl, tine- and Fulton streets.
I Chicago. fainted in a Imap Monday
i vli.-n a ga-ket on lln l.oil. r in theengine
I room below blew . (T with a loud report
I allowing the steam to e-c i|.e to t e
1 room above None was injured am! all
I -e-uni. I work In a short time the
i - uric g,i-l;> I blew oil' again and the
girls re j.eated their fainting j .erf.. c
j ■ nance Wo k wa- then declared .IT
! lor the day
I,i- I ’ft it I’ii'ii utiuiiiici - that tin ' i'l'
i;iti <>ll .Icniiit si linliir AM" Ki'iiiU'l |
it-. ,I'i'f.M.r nl Ihi I nivci it > "I • iln it
Ini' lirnki'ii oil i-l;itl.in- with tin- I'limvli
ill l il'lll'l to IMIHTV
\V II SMvrn* us'i-il >V> i |*r<>niti>■ nt
iit- to - 11 : tnt of 1 jiici'illll*' Ml" I' Inin;!
iti lii'i] Colon tin- elninri- of kidnapim;
In M Muiolil 11 in mil lir "I I’. M
>ti-iinii of hnsr |.ili* S|. \. hi liuiir I. •!
■ill, tii- family ati'l on \\ . lin - In \ to >k
i'h. .ml to Mohili With I ■ i■ 11 win* .1 A
I'n i Inin who w;i- ,i rrritiil i in I hi i ha rim
| ..I ,i 'l'lin.' in tin- nlfair I'rnMiian
a\ ~sti-v.iii tii<l th" girl tniiiinlril tr-t
•in:' iii ii ii. ii iml nii ii Mitnnl n iin.l
iu.'lil no i-in i■ 111 >uv hit ! not l|(||i ( t
oimi'll -i in . known in Mohih'
i olii I (*il Ili Own In t*
Kinr l.ropoM of I rIp;i 1 11 11 wim In'* U
fil14 <t .*imi him for \inlafin;* on** o|
Inh own hiw h\ driving hm .into
mohih a! . liit’lo r i i f * "t p* • and than
(Miinit !-<! l\ ♦ .1t lit r. Winn an -1-
11 imm r I'rl t r tin th* 1 Uiii* w• i " I •
!ft n 11 \ ill -••no •*1 h\ In y i *;i I •
mat .i ml I* *; 1 1 lit* I* troft'h - that fin* of*
1■ i *1 m! not r• ' i* n i/r In m Wh * i)
In - in:i jr* ! \ n nion il In f i*l i 1 1 !'
I• • " ii nil nn) mi 11 ohm! In rnii>, r*
\i.i! in ;■ 111 fa in on 1m a1 a nd. lln roio tr I
nation of tin point m.i n 111: i \ hi inn
.;• mil 1 lii othnni h;nl pi i nm t
in nil •mmi i* h to <io In full ih 11 \ .n and
w .i' non,im inh i! for h art
I In
\if T 111 ,1 'A.i a llrlill'C (ill IflMi'l
I 111 it f Ml i| ui'i n- ami mu' mi*
iit 1 1-1 1 ini' in in i- ft (In' -■'i ari' tii-
In Mil 111 111 Ml|li‘t‘inr 111 I" ll> ■ nil
nil' I .11 ii ill nf nt t Imc 111 (ill \ , Iml ’I
I.it nun i'll f inti'ii'sl iii llm mult* •
ll i| lln ||lll I'll In I I'lniki ntVn nil I' nI -
I•' | in 111 ll lit (nr lit Ml \ 111 V||| llilif.
Ml NlI ll 111 11 i (.•).' a )l|r 'iTVfH HIM nf
tin I"i in. l l ii|■ ii nia nil's.
lirrnm n In. lun. ii I
In -1 1h" ■ lln annua I munlni ■■ f
In i nan i iinj.ll a lit *< avi rat's'll I*l. i''.
lii I - 1 17 tin in \mti‘ mils I,till, ami iu
I-' - inly ii- . 7 ••miKrunla.
tlnnr t In Old I lillurnis
111! until nut uniform- nl tin I!t it
i I aims vvhfn milil IniiiK lank min
ii 11 ft iii tnabinjr cIom 1 upon
i - '"/ ■a )• i'ur.
PENHYRO YftLPI LLS
■ Orluliittl an.l Only
|y 4.'K!S\K. • Ladle*. *<k liruiclat
t ( for i’ll I. IIKSTKU-S K.M.USH
mm ”• <•<'■' ’■ >■"„
'L. -• ,• ribbon 1 ilk*- no othfr. l€.Tiin
•A as, k! I>u'hc ru *ubtllutlon nl Imita-
I J Hr (luna. Mo/ ' your Druggist or *r 1 lv m
1 W Jr f ' I* TeallmnulaU
\ C *r 1 “Itelli f for I.**l!••,** • *>r rt“
X {/ turn Mull. I O t O r-im..n*U *•;* *J
N ai; rr m * . < hl-h**trr < hrmli al
Meiltloo (bit i);>er %fdlua *juarr„ I’IIILA- PA.
STOPS THE LOlbll •
\MI WORKS OFF THE ( OLD
Laxative Bromo-yainine Tablet* cure a
: ,-oM in one 'lay. No Cure, no May
1 Prii e ■J'i cent'.
; To THE FARMER.-) OF’ THIS L<>< A L
■ itv \V'e are prepared to buy your
! wood, in quantities. of one or 000 cord*
and will pay for it in brick " r each a*
von may prefer We can use tamarack,
birch. a*h or hard wood, fall and see
tl s M xnitowih' Clay Cos.
Results. Immediate and lasting,
lie for** and after trying other remedies
n... Ro< kv Mountain Tea this month.
,Twill keep yon well all summer. A
great spring blessing. F. < Buerstatte.
woman may he able to keep a secret
but she can t disguise the fact that she
is keeping it.
DELAY 8S DAMCEROUS.
m i . " ■ i ■ • I 'i' n torothoy i '-'ii
1 ore cot well. bn* : rft. t ■ "
v „ f ' upon them. and muii l . . r •>r later. ml' m atioy them, ■■ nr :;s
Iby .1 ll.unl. Atu y;jf . I.J-W/ ( v. M . . v caw Ic
I ■ ,ar ! Jtemomber. vr, .. m- ut of n : y.canm reriuln
rural)!' slap a, when, perh ip , ti.e nio>l Miiiifid Mivaiclan • ■■ render you uoaa.uulanco.
X 1,.. ; i-;;scnt H OUW, til ! fill'll ' IHUV I ! I'O.* J.. 1 i'Jb'.
tSf'UR, KUTCHIN is no sthanger in this county.
■ *' I
or.'kutc h*n,
I’resldent Mnplenuud - nitariiim. Green I .V.f,
Hlu. Kx. £. I*. Surgeon, l.ale of Kual*
tiiriiini ami iitunetiy Cos., Columbus, O.
Specialist in Chronic Diseases.
WHAT DR. KUTCHIN j
DOES 10, i
Or. Kutchln makes
tin Hi ,t object of 111 I
life to Jv >1 111.' af
flicted; '
ft :t wI! d-icrvi; 1
i
of iii ; Mi' i uii'ii ' Mi '
people: Hi ■ third, ii
to earn i in.... m
pen it'i.'i In oiii r to
) irop'.v.y ii fur him
self and family
Ho do M ail that ]) 5
agr c i to and < ft
-11 mim mor ■, and when
failure doe i occur It
ran ruwava lie true and
to I roll mi lee
prud . <.e over
v- i . the p i-i of
the patient.
lie and ala candidly.
I ml honor
ably with all alike,
taking
Hone as o conditio.;
or elrcumtuam c.
Itl . '
lie i units after II
methods hut Ills leave
failed.
HF CURES AFTER OTHERS TAIL.
The Mist Suouesstul one) Selonfifio Treatnert of oil Diseasea and
Weaknesses of fda-iklnd Obtain.
Th t and I Ist In 1 tales. Ilia ex
perkui r markable skill id unU'"r I xe ~ 11 I 1 1 ■ -.pitala in the world cn
al l a I I”, t , M it 1 1 I tlltll.Ml . MiUVOI >KI.\ ml HbtnM biseanog upon the latest
sckmtlilu pclualiile i and entitles him to tin lull i inlldeuv if the aOllctod everywhere.
HQ l/lITPJIII h.in i aii*i t! ia (l i—.■ .... • ’ :.!■ ill I a,ud di fortuities.
Uili n.liulll'i Airdh and and 1 eivi'ie.d la. e , Aek I Chronic Catarrh. Diseases
of the My ■, liar, N’oa , Throat and Lung ,Dy ipop.ti. : ■ ■ Discs , Diabetes, Kid*
hoy, Liver, Ul chi ; I > pecdlly cured by tn atment
thath i nev r fall lin thou ndsofca t t bad I ■ uounced beyond hope. Many
p.-ipl*. m t, <1 ith every v<-ar who might live been re.d i dto perfect- health had they
placed their e . : In ue hands of experts.
CIIICOMC DISEASES.
Tuu 1 1 "'tor t. if!' no -imf •dl eaea. Put
j II
■
pronoun ’• 1 Incurahlo, ho iu*ml deal re 9to boo- |
I \ MUN ITIONS I lil K TO AH -
W.i"! it ici. v-i thu* !>*• kiitchlnh
and -i■. t • i pi,n o, ei *\% d* •< in
i' ll # hi n, in llf I • n*l 1 i I w* r. i'TCil in When
It I. I MM Ml."*M- • ; f|| l In .11 .!li'i4||iif i. .'IvQ:
Inn vm *< .i |HO -:!*• ‘ M *|e . Ml. -* th- dll •
• it t • i ■ can I
. *iv IMn iv nuii'rrnl :lf i runym t .
i . .*1 I I>r. linn lit . ' .i.unustl* | .■* |
h : if • I • • odor tin >ll4 Ik nit tie* count! y.
Una I* de J t.‘i • followlm? plan. Will I 1 I
-Hi ir t.th • I iru •I. plt i . am! In ami
11 • prs'-tl' '■ of tv.ii itry doctor. .
vi/ h • ■ m*l.illy n-ii'M tin* Hymploin* or th • ;
mi! iii .. .• x*t :ll i t’. ■ n Im.iii . f the* It
i m , '.ni. ill -.f whl h•na I .•fully r con!
iiln . •r >i : I . hit.i •r• i• m••• ■*• I" tlii
| TV.IV h* ■ • Mt-llfl 1 til" tni" irilur*' of the 111 ■
inn n 11 • (••'•■ V\ I • i Hl*-.. people mtiMilt
. f., • , nji ,t* i * !!,■••: wlmtli'T he rr.il 'Mir ' I
thoj • ' •
i;i> nip.pivi n Mi llions or theatmv'.
\n*i.iiM .• >1 I*! i * nit; airree perfectly with
In not
it? mi? n I while at work, and give
. i • p i In It ft the ahum t
I• >, .i * ?ii I’;.' i fit .n corcoilt him or
tmt) - ? . ;i>i tin.** r" mired t**r tin* run*,
wp i in' . to where tlc y may he, nno with*
• • 11 • x*. . ii r 4" . *llii ' rend i ntf th • treatment
1 11p ffi i:i though they
Tvuro h v : n U*l -r In n * .flier
IV rw.Mi * u’.mKlti/nlly •?.••! hv Itmrmit
pretend w p th tin
Hi' ■ ; ; . • ■ Ivlutf pnlmmoii ml I* )UD >HH
cm, ip mi ni*. should call ntH ee tin 1)..d0r.
* ■ i rii’.M s r.n -i<: > m ••
•! . |*|!M|."- .•* Tiifulti. III'mmJT: liii‘.,l'>M*nn
Ii , ir. . 11l I'Jif**"* • f Wnfll? i . If! Iv
ii l I’•! lie i euflv < mm'l I v tin* Inl* 1 <l a! 'prove*l
tro.itn > | i •■ 1 n i”
A merle I an I Europe.
• , ji*l c.u ri' I">fi' 1* in ' *ot .< 1* ii ' .t : i lit. CDJ. to liny jiui't ci
•, , ■ . M II '
in tUo c'.ui oi your dial
lir n i'ii curi’il Tape Wiirni* t mnvul ... • throe ■ liv. hours without
ii irvatioi. Tli'' rerun! i • lor the whole course ■ ■ '■ 'monl arc furnished from the
Dm. ■ or .1, tin Institute, all at once or l.y the month.
CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE TO ALL AT THE
Williams House, Thursday, Apr. 18
livery l : our Weeks Thereafter.
, Mli c linin'** from !* a. in. t < !♦ p. m.
\ < \i: i >
\V. tin■ mnW-iKiHMI dn lintvhv aim n
t., i- fmnl tli- tummy nit a All cent Imttln
(, i. . -11 • Wat i aiiliil Sy nip i-I Tin'll it
tail n i inn- > ntir i niit;li i a'ri iM Wi'aNo
unnnnni i-a - ,- i. ■ lit In it tin I" iit
t i t-m. nf ti- -in ' ’i linnli'il
i it v- A Uni'l l M \N'
Hi nhv lItNWK'IU
II- him' 11mu xivi- wi• 11 1 - Imt lin
I, i [I- )i i- tliminliN ti - hiniHi'll’
A \v i man m i - Imt ilm's nut ititnvtVrn
a il|i tl'lll W kill'll -I- lint nnin i 111 lltlll
Illh mI liill.ni> at n {ili-ntirlll Iml it 1
In ti’iiit- an 1 liar-1 I" tin-1
A Mnl,in mail ivlnm dniiik I-a-, Mtnpiil
an a ilvnnki n man when -ilici
Between Chicago arM Davenport.
Arrangements have been made with
the Davenport. Rock Island A: North
western railroad, whereby standard first
class coaches are now i.un lietweeu Chi
cago and Davenport alid Rock Island,
leaving Chicago at 10:00 a. m., arriving
in Davenport at 2:30 p m., Rock Island
l at 3;4r p. m and, returning, leaving
Hi >ck Island at Bdo p. m„ Davenport
13 45 p. m.. arriving in Chicago at H:3O
p. 111.
ki:uki in six hoiks
Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in ox hours by the “New
Great South American Kidney Cure."
This new remedy is a great surprise on
account of it- exceeding promptness in
relieving ij iiu in the bladder, kidneys,
back and . very part of the urinary pas
sages in male *a - female. It relieves re
tention of water and pain in passing it
almost immediately. If yon want quick
relief and < iu e this is your only semedy.
Sold by F. C Buerstatte. Druggist. Maui
owoc, Wis *1
*
Some yonii- men dress bo loud they
can t here themselves think.
WHAT DR. KUTCHIN
DDES NOT DO.
; He do< a not fright
■ in people inlodoctor-
I ii ;• by holding up a
■ ..of a.-|ii edydeath
r i .ore their i yes. Ho
ota not urge the tack
.to take troatmi nt
•• he n he knows tin tn
It i urablt N( 1*
■lt rdocsho by false
pretenses uold the
ck under his care
ii ■,tii after month
■ i.:i doing them no
i rod.
Ho does not per
bi l| n*
rabies ti nor
ii t the lust an nth of
tin ir live s, or give up
itleir hot dime for
j it. • dicinc.
He docs not lake
jatienis under a to
. ilhd fait oguan.nice
1 . ri tending to charge
for tned t and
vh at< vi r
' bO . gl t.
o the object of
; kill life tjrstortmon
• y from the sick.
I.M lsi MSEOVEHII S ANDni!'KOVE3IFMS.
Or. Kntihli Inis r .em and tin in*.it ap
proved Ir > ’ ilnn In An: I y Urn I and Micro*
■ '*.pn 1 l math i "t hi* I hood. I rlnc,
le to
Ii There
physlcli ln<
i met Ire ■!* if ipumllv treat, and arc, there
i *re. ■ . ! pared with necessary andcost
ly outllt t • > ine < (-rn < , tly, m treat with huc*
• ( II t ■
. ill t h .irn tin Ir true ** i (ivtion, and
.h < i Hop. iii ye t open,crfor
over cl h jt them.
MAN hM‘l> rMIFKCTIiV KKSTOBED.
Qi.P for Impo*
' ■
\V? ,'ki * 1.1 :>cTt"iis 1 ••.!nr v. eh*? for I’roH
i j
pruder.t th or
Ii ■i ■ i I
:•* ' •• x in 1 I i.ncf I* re . epeedtly
v cured, i oiiMilti.lSon free
md ■ < • onII l a*lol. vI • Into mes
It incurred* I
DISEASES OF AVO'IKV.
Such ah i. * nOled the nklll *I * flier pbynl
dlt . Kir K&uti Win quit kly
ein• ir** Turnon-. Mhr* **l end INdybold I
<;■ ■ :;. .1?. without the use *)t tho knife. No
cutting, in j ,in, no damn i ■
I’m IMimlniitlon of the I’rlne—Each
in in • fur medical in atment should
to4<unit • urine, which will
■ I microscopical
j o..u.iilniului .
1*11.14, : itTVI.A \N' IIEtTIL
. it Hits i• I T ito, ut pn'.n or detention
i ’• 1 "
' . pit"- . 'A(nri‘hi-:i, *“rlviitc
lII.KI I .{.li v|ieodily, com*
| ol' i. ly ■ ;i ■ rraunen ly cured.
. nr.Bii.iTv ,im* hex
, 1,2.1 ■: DEM .ii rapidly to l>is
| skillful tn ont.
Spavin l.iniment.
lan'l; Spavin Linimmit rnmnvi"- Alt
Hanl >- It . .rCHllniiM'd LumpMuinl Hlmn
bln -11- in linrMCS. Hlimkl Spavins Curbs
Splints SwiTiii’V King linin' Stitlns.
Sprain* -11 Swollen Throat* Coughs
,-i M.u,. <.-,|) liv till' llsn nf I till* Imll In
Wm rant- ■ -1 tlm nmst wnmlnrtnl Hlnmish
Cnri' •■ \• i known Snlil by !•' c Bm*r
stalln lim :gi-t. MamtiHvni Wis
‘n iO | |{|>l M \M lOWtll KM \l I
FUKM \ ptllt I I AMI s| vi| I K
I \( o>| \ \M> I’l Ill'l l Mil Ml
Via ih. North Wnsti in Linn. Tinknts
nn -aln ia. h Tui’wlav until April* tHlth
indn-ivi Shortest tinm niimntn. Fin
n-t si nii, i\ |>ail> and IVrsniiHlly ('mi
ilnntiil Turist Car F.xnnrsions For
tinknts an-l full information, apply to
lin; 11 • .( - , knt agent Cbinago ,V North
Westnni i{ y. apr 1*
Wisconsin Central
Railway©.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Going West.
Leave Manitowoc. 5:50 am. g:45 p. ra
Leave Menasha 7:ltia in. 4:45p. m
Leave Neenah 7:25 a m S:HO p. m-
Arrive Ashland 4:150 p. m. 7:45 a m
Arrive St Paul S;U p. in. S:lsa. m
Arrive Minneapolis 5:155 p. in B:5Ua. in
Leave N’eeuuli 11:55)). in-
Arrive St. Paul 8:15 a. m
Arrive Minneauoi.s 8:50 a. ra.
Arrive Ashland 7:45a.m.
5:50a. m train on of Manitowoc makes con
nection at Neenah av 7:150 a in, with train for
Oshkosh. Fond du Lie and other points south
thus giving Manitowoc people a chance to go to
Oshkosh and Fond du Lac the same day 2:45 p.
ra train also makes connection at Neenah at
5: lOp. ra. for south.
Going East.
Leave Minneapolis 7:25 a. in. 7:25 p. ra
Leave St. Paul 8 ii a. m. 7:40 p. ra
Leave Ashland .8:40a. m. 7:25 p in
Leave Neenah 5:15 p. m. 8:00 a. m
Leave Meimsha 5:25 )>. in. 8:10a. ra
Arrive Manitowoc. ,7:80 p. m 0:45a. m
8:00 a ra. train out of Neenah gets connection
1 from North and South at 7:80 a. in 5,15 p, m
train gets e, nnectlon from South at I! : 10 p. in
W H. Vanokorick Agt
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
pa fsenger and ar Ferry Steamship l ine.
. . . BETWEEN . . .
Manitowoc, Wis.. and Frankfort. Mich
\\ here connection is mad; with Ann Arbor
K. R. trains for all points in Michigan,
the South and ast.
i
15ETW. F’RAKKIORT AND MANITOWOC
Leave Manitowoc daily, except Monday !*:Bohiu
FROM KEWAI’NEE T MANITOWOC.
Lv. Ki-wauiiee Tnes.. Thnrs.and -atnr. 5 a ni
Ar. Maidfovis-Tnes.. Thins, anil Satnr. s a in
Comunsko SellKi'Ci.i: Ann Akihoi Raii.roah
Trains
Train No. I Train No -
Leave Frankfort OelOani 7 . :> pin
Arrive Cadillac 12:55 pm HI: 15 pm
Ann Arbor “85pin Ihihara
Toledo 10:18: l> ill I:• ’i m
Arrive Traverse city via Pei '- Manaitte Rail
road 12:40 pin IRtOji in
Arrive Detroit \ in Grand Trunk Railway
'.':2o pm U 50 a in,
K. S I-l-RD. Aokn i
Manitowoc Wis
WINTER TIME TABU:.
■ and wJ 1 T I aJ ■ 1 nJj
IJ ) I I J i. 1
Fonts Leave Manitowoc
For Sheboygan, Milwaukee Racine
uiid Chicago daily, except Friday and
Sunday at (! p. m.
For Kewaunee and Algqina Friday and
Sunday at 4 p. m.
For Sturgeon Bay canal Sunday at
4 p. m.
(iftice and decks foot of oth street.
('. F. Canright, Agent.
NO Mil l) OF TAKING
A BIG PILL.
$ '
/ V /
Ihe I C. B. Pink Cathartic Pill
I is easily taken ami uiiM and ctl.'rtiv*
in its actii n. Prompt cun* for Hilions
: t).*ss ami Dyspepsia.
Price ',‘Tc fi liox
F. C. BLFRSTATTF:,
Pharmacist.
Eighth and .lav Sts Mauitovoc \\ is.
Money at 5 per ct.
ON
First Mortgage Security
AT
JULIUS LINSTEDT,
Manitowoc, Wis
(llllCl lh SAMNfiS I" N A hi II Ill'll
For Hifain Fag
Loss of mental energy, lack of thought
power, failing memory or Inability to con
centrate the mind on the work in hand,
there is nothing so good as Dr. Mil* s’
Nervine. Its powerful influence in burn
ing up and strengthening the broken-down
nerves, makes this great remedy an inval
uable brain-food and restorative. It nour
ishes. fortifies and refreshes the tired and
worn-out brain and j.vea new strength,
new life. and. tew energy to the system.
D*. Miles' Nervine
Adds renewed force to the system, puts anew light in the eye. gives new firmness to the
' stop ail d new life to the mind. Now is the time to try it.
SoU fav all droc'cists on a guarantee. D* Mitc Medical Cos., Elkhart, lad.
Chicago & North Western Railway.
NOET BOUND
D-ave Chicago 7(ara 11 9)am
u -hv* Milwaukee 7MO am Pssam 1 ■>> plu *■>!■ m
L,.-vt? Cleveland ‘.Mian 11 5H ara 11 54 p m 5M am li 40 m
;e-ave Newton MJ"am teOSpm 4ml pm 5 •>> a m 1- ,o nm
L>a'e Manitowoc IMCam tedspm 4Jopm Jo a m PMnm IuTT, m
Leave Branch 4am 432 pm ttailam Pm i !
Leave HineUrove 4H*p in I iiu
u. ave Cato 9 3am 4 pu- 47 a m •* lonm
urt-ave Orimina. 10 itl a m 44 p m u5l a m •' L/. S
Leave Reedsville 10(Ja m 455 p m ami am afj m
AitU-r AnVl etoUJct Hliam '>p m l. a m 1132 pm 1
\ -i-u-e t si*'-*, 9Si pm H-Mi a m :3niiu
Ai rive Ashland 520 p m 145 a m
... ** <iajly: trains No. AI, a 5. IT and 51 daily except Sunday. Trains No.'s3, 5 11 and
1. making •'onnect mils at Appleton Jet. fur north and south .so, s . and IT making i-onueotiona
nleth'nslo a f T 8t i . Pau i B ! u ‘ Minneapolis and the northwest Trains No. -11 and 1T making con
neetmns at Ashland for Duluth, the Superiors and the west,
SOUTH BOUND THAI.\s
1 eave Keertsvllle rs?~ S " 4 No 1 No 14 No 16 No 50
1 rave Unmms * T4i a m teapot 9< a m
-- $ gg ss::
fcsssssr-" . . <(S ;S*“ ’{|jjS !TS:s
Mh 5 ... •= IS 5
A? i ,li, ( J l ‘ *}*!* i v • .Hi ft in n.•a in 115 p in ti i.’j jin o:ii)iu
at‘.i“ wmi'kee’aild't 'hn^Toreait .‘Zuh and wesn'""* " ,UM,ay - “ ll tniins “’““^lona
TWO RIVERS TRAINS
Arrive l TwoßH-! o -m “ 111 ill 't a 111 * * 1,1 Leave Tw,, Rivers 740 am 12 10 p m 515 p n>
I JJ? ,1 ■ 1 ” H "* 4 T - ' 1* 111 Arrive Manit w son ain liaipm 5 40pm
foi an> tin thet information apply at depot ticket office . a. Hi cHthavses, Tkt. Agt.
LAWYERS
BA K.\S( 11 4 CHLOUPtK,
\ i FORNEYS at I.A\v Office ... r Savings Bank Money loaned on real estate security.
A. I*. BCHKNIAN
K L. KELLEY
SCHEMAN A KELLEY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Williams Brick Block. Manitowoc. Wise nMn
Nash & mash.
\ l 'ol'lccthm' pr.mM.tly'auVmhMp' 11 ' A '' LA " ' OVir Nati " ,;,il l! ank. Eighth street
SEDIiWRK, sFlm.whk & BCHMIDI
i. WVYERS i Iticc in Torrison shriek block north end Eighth street l.riduc Manitowoc Wis
consin ( ollcciions promptly attended to .omuowoc is
Joiis.l Hkalv ~7 .
>' AM KR M. .IOYCI
lIKALV ,)UA ( E,
Attorneys at Law Municipal Court Bi and n Manitowoc. Wisconsin Money to Loan
iiiti NO >u
MaldloXlun wl'.Sn* X " t,lrjr Pnl,lil- i,nil ‘'■••“ cyancer Money loaned on reasonable rates.
PHYSICIANS
.1 F Ml LIIOLLAM). M |>
PRACTICE limited to Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat Office hours. !• to 12a. m 1 to 4 n m
and .tos p m Offiei . \ .kA M land's N Nth street Manitowo< Wisconsin
I >IC M A SI MON
DENTIST.
I South kth street opposite Williams House Mnnitowm Wisconsin
MUSIC TEACHERS.
UOIIFIJT }\ I LIXiKL'KK.
? OI -° 1 'LARINETIST with Kaiser s Military Band Tea. h. ml Clarinet and other instrument*
IT'fiw Mnicrs with Manitnwi'c .musiu Cos s sth
Our aim is to satisfy every
purchaser all the way
ymyBBSBHBHB through. Selling von once
,sllt *hc P° • 11 1 --wewa nt to
f * ff a ■ sell you coal always.
’ ,.\j j Vours Respectfully,
The J.G. JOHNSON CO.
Wm. Penn’s
Havana Cigars.
KING OF HAVANA
Cigars for lOc.
and Quality Guaranteed.^
LEO ROTH, Sole Agent.
No. 263, 16th street. Milwaukee, Wis.
"1 take pleasure in recommending Dr.
Mih's’ Nervine to those suffering from
nervous prostration, insomnia and melan
choly. After several months of torture
from above diseases, I trie' 1 hat medicine
and found immediate reli. It soothes
and strengthens the nerves, chases away
the gloomy and depressing thoughts and
gives the sufferer renewed strength and
hope.” Jacob Seemann,
12 W. Dayton St.. Madison, Wi.