The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], May 09, 1901, Image 2

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(iRFAT I !Ki;
LOSS IN FLORIDA.
Jacksonville Almost tntirely Des
troyed B> Flames.
LOSS WILL REACH 515.000,000
Shamrock II Proves a Fast Challanjre
float.
EXPENSIVE TRIP IN PROSPECT
Paul Kruger Comir./ to the L'niled States
But He W I' Not Be Received B>
President McKinley.
Sunrise Saturday saw Jacksonville
Fla .lev.'.stated city. The fire, which
broke out EVidav did damage and may
reach juiil KMKW people are
homeless.
< )nc hundred ami i-rty eight blocks
rvert swept by the Haines and as far as
known seven persons lost their lives.
Block after block caught lire and a
fiero- wind swept the Humes np one
street and down another Along Beaver 1
street to Liliertv street, which is font
teen s,,lid blocks of residences, every ,
holt- * on both sides id tie* street was j
]i !■ For the same distance along
Ashley rhnrcli. Duval. Monroe and I
Adams streets there is the same story
to tell. All the homes of the rich and
p n.r alike are now in ruins
Ttn streets have until now been t Im
pride of the city and most of the and
r >itly residences wen- in thisdistrict.
Ali'Hit tin* path of tin* flame* around
H *gaa Laura and Main streets, and on
unt t.i tin* c.i-il along Adam*. Duval.
Church, A-hlcv and Bridge streets is
wh-re the working
A, tin- SI John s river the district
known a the Terpentine district. w.-.s
o ciijiicd iiv negr< >•* and pour white
j, ■ .p). , ’1 hi - Htitiuii of the citv wa
c mipleHy wiped out.
If i- expected all appeal to tile people
o th ■ railed States railing for aid.
will !•■• issued.
Leading 1 a! v ities. in,.a and insurance
ar. nfs e-tiniate tne total loss of property
at from *PMioo nnu t■ • *l*i,non,into,
'Hie st Janies lintel which wa* di
•CI’I id h;e ill ell closed -ince Ap.il I'. .
T H in this building is Al i.Vouit.
Aim.!:; the ImiMin■- -d< fnoed an
T!i Leary Auditorium, Hoard o:
Tr di st James hotel Windsor hotel
tne S 'Hi in- Je clnh. The Dally Mill
0 n the city hall ina, Let the Cardin r
Ini)’" tie large*! ollice building in
the ."ill tie Hnhh ird i. adding
it i* >■ p a led that llu*'ia let* made the
follow ngdemand a- ouip. u-a;ion bi
1 hin •ei a .1 to ia'u tle Mr.a ’hut i. n
c invent; m A net fication of the
frou’iei In tween Kul,.a and lit Hsiun
territ :y tie- c--siim .1 a trip of tend
t'.ry in \Ve-t"i n Tliih-t and a eonci -an
for w iiliiinr the gold mine- south of tie
Amur
\ /a., .rii%’ ol the foreign minisien
ivill leave F’ekill le-xt Week for the We-1
era hill to spend the summer, taking
with t :• m military guards for theii
protection their iut• ntion being to
< 'in. to Pekin for the purpose of hold
mg n. . "'in'; and attending to ie ce--an
bllsile -■
I’aui Kruger e,\|mm t- t, visit the Cnib-
State- -uiue time mi- i; mini r and he will
not Ik* n t "ive Ihv l’i. i lent McKinley
The laia’.on War ofti •• hie received
t'e- fo'low,ng r j orl from Lord Kitch
ii i under t • duti ot l’r.*toria .May J
Feu llis-IS haVi le I'll killed, t life*
W .11n ! Ihi; li in have surrendered and
;so oao !'■ aino- of small arm ammunition
iuo wag 'ii- and ; Uiit hor-es have lieei.
captured sint <■ last report.
Th >ii.amrock 11. the new cup dial ;
letup r started mi her hist trial spji
Saturday morning in dm Solent tunic
excellent conditions.. The sun shone
bright ml warm ami a -teady north
caste! !y hrer/e Win blowing, \ n im
nmn-e iiii .nut ..I prepaiatorv work hml
Is-. oi satisfactorily carried out. and
everythin:-' ntial w:i- ready when
the >1:0011 ■ " k II left imr Im rt 1 .
Wic.l* tie chaUeiim i- was preparing
tor I■ *o tir-t s.iij tie American lim
steamer St lmiu p.i--> and her. There
were a number of American'- on Ismrd
wleui— lv s. uni'"l t ln* (diallender <>n
pass}).; tin- -'.•ani'liip saluted The
crews . i the Him and the Shamrock
who V'O a;tante ■ on their respective
and" k- e red the >t lean' heartily
Tit ailengef boistetl le-r main sail
at 11 I- .< m amide ttlv aft. rwards
sltpp ! ' r mooring- and lying over
till ii. • rail vva- alneot awash. \m nt
down tie -oiithamplon water ,tl a pa< ••
that mixh- tin Kriu drive along at full
sp -e l to keep hi r 11. view .
Tin- Shamr •< k I started shortly afti r
wards with s'tee's well off and nailing
fa-t Tin- s Her b ’ tioint of- lilo v
but ass .ti to> the two ov,' i.ei
fairly started the , ~j. . nalleimi i niu
inein ed to pull out in flue style and had
a good 1t- tie- 1,., it- i ante abreast of
< 'alstiot castle Tit** distance lie
spin was only short ... —.... t i
which the new but.; ailed sugge-nd
tie* Hhauiro *k 1 has httle eltame (
proving a serious o; p metit in Lett 1
races
K < Llarke said to be an Aiiih nri
railway magnate, last Saturday char
tered the new White Star line steam
s iip Celtic, the largest ship afloat, for a
s venty-foui da v- pleasure cruise to the
Mediterranean from New V*rk begin
ning in February. 1902. The evening
papers describe Mr. Clarke as “the
American agent of the Great Western
aid Great Northern railroads of the
United States, who arrived at Liverpool
this week.”
Mrs. George Rankin of Des Moines,
la., killed her 13-year old daughter with
a hatchet Satnrdav at their home in
Highland Park The deed i- supposed
t > have been committed in an insane
fr .-nzy brought on by protracted illness
The pope, according to a dispatch to
The Times from Rome, is understood to
have made a will designating his sne- j
cessor, thus, to jnote the correspondent, 1
modifying the habitual mode of choosing ,
a pope by a conclave.
The news of the pope s will first took
shape in a diplomatic note from the
: Bavarian minister to his government,
its theory is simple the papal power
neing absolute involves the right of
I naming a success* r.
Dealing with the rumors of Cardinal
Kampollas retirement from the office
i..secretary of state the correspondent,
I -avs Rampolla is aiming for the tiara
m i that if tin next pontiff was to be
decided upon today tin* struggle would
it- lx*tween Cardinals Rampolla and
Vannntelli.
An important paper "on the dietetic
calm of sugar appears in the British
Medical Journal by Dr. Willoughby
(i miner. He say-that the world s co.a
siuuption of sugar during the last fifteen
v ar- has and aided while.that of (treat
Dritain his treble 1 per hea l in the last
forty years The Kuglish and Ameri
cans head lie-list a- sugar eating jieople.
Dr. Gardner's g ucrtl conclusion is
Diet the increa-e 1 height and, weight
an 1 the improV' 1 health oi He- Ivaglih
p "iple in the last century ha* tmeii
larmdy (lire to tic increased con- ninption
if sugar.
A telegram lias been receive 1 at the
Harvard College observatory from its
f item at Areipripu Wing that a
aright comet was sea at ! hours la
ninutes Greenwich mean time in R
A hours Ho nii rrtes and decline 1
Tin* returns f >r i-ify-seven county bor
'h in I’.ngland and Wale* show a pop
iiatio.u of *l. !:!<!. I!it,] or aa inc.'ca- -of
i.uifti Si since 1 'st*l
Liverpool returns show an increase of
i". L**(*(ls id 11 ■. Manchester
ad I tirmingbain ! ♦ or.!*.
It i-cv peeled the’ tie-return*- firth-
L iieloii -nbiudi- will show large in
creases, explaining the comparatively
iinil! increase in London il- 'lf. An ii -
'. mice of this may be fund in ( T -ydoa
t, n miles from L m lon wher the [m,
alatioii has inerca-ed by Jl.l'.m. or
ilm-..-t as great a growth a- Manche*
i r which is four times its si/e *
PRKTI'V riAlDliN
Ac ■ v?:iis (ii'i>; .u'y linn i;i this cit
Inis had <itiu*iini'iiiKc.\|HTi< , n ,, f“< n-'iil
inyr ('nun a widespread rilmt(■ >ii of a
pamphlet a Ivd'lisim; its rcniedic- <‘a
tac fra.nf cover of c.ti'li pamphlet is a
pictnie of a very [iretty girl attired mi.
flu* itarliof a trained imr <■ Hi. a '.civ
lit. likf reproduction. ho much so that
it lias in-j iiv.l a nllin 1 >.-c of people |
write and ask for an iilciitilical i>>ll of tin
y aim* lady. ThK of course has 'hoc. |
rofusi 'l. although soine of the writer-|
have pleaded with all ardor >f a nml ]
leva! pallant that they he allowe I to
form her acquaintance. Some imnmdi
it. ly (irojiose marriage, lecturing tiiut
Providence has altimed tlmir souls with
that 14 awomig woman who- ■ picture i
ill tliev have to help them in estimatin'.':
her disjNisil ion and character. "^S.one of
the correspondents go w> far as to vow
failed health, and beseech that they may
he allowed the services of this trained
onr-e as her fact ore indicates she isi,
to bring them back to health ami
strength. The writers'are, many of
i t hem, persons of some circumstance dc
■ hiring however, that the young lady s
picture is indicative of ipialities she
(o-ss-r which, they believe. Would
make an i leal ha|i[>v lioiiie, Meanwhile,
tie pretty maiden- picture will ilmilil
h l out lime it- liettl't wrecking elVcci
.mean; the -iugnl arly 11111>ri• --hmahle
HWiiitiH who nee it 1 ( ininw imilt
t'o[ivof alinve honk will -he mailed:
flee Humphrey- Ml"! (o . cot.lt
William ami I. .III! St . New Vm k
Wonted t’ahinet maker- Carje sin
utul t i eh iue hut id- . til <i i a few cent) mi
naml- call tin.l -hady employincut h\
applying at once The llaiuiltoii MIT’.
(' Two Klver- Wi
ll S\V I l> His I I t.
1' A Diinl'ortli of Lati range, (in.
-nth veil for -i\ mouth-with a frightful
running -ore mi hU leg hut write- that
Hu i-leu Arnica Salve wholly cured it
ill (he .lay- rpST I leer- Wollliil-'l'ileK.
it - the U-t -alve in the world Cure
guaranteed (>nlv Mac Sol! hv Henry
Hinrkh-
Melodrama- are Hot a- ha 1 a- they
are painted. lemarked tin- ph u-cd
plavgiMU Flier conMn't he -neereil
the i i'he-tra i Mile with a Klnnce at
the iimt'ie.l - -enery
■ 111
Tj MILLS
MAN JF RS OF FLOUR and FEED.
JOHITSCHITETTE.IToLrietor. I
t llrltlsli IViiiriinrlnn,
Kin" Edward ha> .'in a .ret I subject
in tlie British islands who ctuinot
■ peak the hnurnaire. She is Miss Mary
Stewart, a descendant of the Stew
arts. of Appiti. and was born in \r
iryleshire, in IT '. so that she has
seen five sovereigns on the throne.
She has been \ears in service at
different places between Appin and
literary district. She is still hale
and hearty, and able to pet up and
about. The Id lady does not know
nn Knplish, but peaks (laelic.
SPIXIAL SAI F OF
Pianos $175.00 and upward.
Organs $40.00 and upward.
MA Y Ist to 15th.
MANITOWOC MUSIC CO.
South <Sth St. Hanitowoc, Wis.
Q& ' ■ - .
£>E*.;-\Y - '"-iOU'
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6ST3K. KtTCHIH IS T.C L 1. "C in I? 1 THE 'VJUMY. I
WHAT S3, XUTCHWI
COES tO.
Dr. Kutchln i :t,*s I
the llr.it ->j 11 i>t it:;
UfC t ■ ,■ ! ' ■
fiictoit; . a SJI
R II ■ . I
t Liti.li . -• f
ol ■ . ' o.moi- ,• t
poopl Hf t i*
to e.fia MoJ;’ 1 ' o
-1
prop .ye '■ • rl“
Boil ami Imili.v.
He does till loot h ■
!J ;r to. in • 1 eft
fiat- inor ,an I when
failure does c.'.Mr it
caa arrays hi trac 'd
to carol n . i:n
--,i r •
work cu the ; i-i of
tb ■ iatl-u.
Ho J
lit’ filly an t It •nir
u >ly wui; ■’!! tlllt ■.
.
non in .o eondltioc
or crcumotau
Last, but not lo ts',
lie com..! after ell
ni • tin”l.o ton Ilia lav ■
tailed.
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fa > ;
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>m ; "i?hf t\
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I Prwldi nt MapKn .j ■ ,i;ilii-;i;. in I,ak%
Wls. ••. C. >l. 2 at' -f hi;ai
tir'ani nn<l Bonn Cr,, ‘,'r. l-jm ■ 0.
I Specialist in C ronia brs.
he cures mu others Fait.
Thj Mast Suscosotul and Scion io Trcutr. rfc of cli Diseases and
Weaknasner of Mankind Po .1; i • to Obvaln.
Tbomoat r) ly and irahly know ■ • •. • Halted Stat t. His lot c ex
porl >■ ■ i t. hospitals in the world en*
i- ■ : ■ It iKi OisuiM'S upon I iati st
■ • ■ • ■ • ■ ■ every where.
HO W|ITOU!.\I ' di /.u’ .■ s andC I'onviitiCS.
UHi MMu"l i ■ i il. a :.ud •d’- 'lc ■ i.’i i'l i i.in O'-.rrh. Diseases
of I I • , I)l .Diabetes, Kid
• , Liver, 111 Chroi P. roulo and S4. pcedtly rurtd 1 trean;i< nt
f 1.1 taat h a • i • Many
l moot it - ' to perfect health bad they
placed their r. ini m ; ! ■■mil >if ‘Xporta.
i iinoM: ms’ i..i s.
T •* H*' tT t ll ’ II ;1 < If . ill .MU .
mako* an ■ ‘jlty *f c hriiil*' mu 11 t {standing
11 nr*a 10.1 ( lectors ar l
ei I
f \ \MI? ‘TION* I L I! i O ALJ
When- rlr .s known Unit Dr. Antchln •*•
st r ’ i I'l.n 'i, cr'Mvih t if. • *t fnn •
milt him, a■ Illl*n il l -v' |■ i v
It H r *M,M|V r •.*. that In U.i,rn‘Vdiitf ;• do.*
Im ii. l rat . -i >|ii mi iu'- ' \' 1• - Til.* * tli <Jll •
tuivnt li i-1 ♦ butvr Hi mi tli * i k can these
miiv If. I \\ iiult* v Till j lit 1u- liny ■t •
“ph. ill Ur. kmchli ' i ii-' i ■‘i <* p '/**•' t• .
iv •< r mi’ ! wotider thr tu lonit llio <• niuti y.
I 111 l | V.t 1 f I** f< *ll iVVIMJ I 1.1.1. Wtllcil 11 (*
run ii Ii *1 * I: r • I ’ ."'i mi’ Is i. : ci;. *.
n**-.erh ill *•> .o •pi 1 f r <’l Count ■.l ■ .*t n .
vl/. : li * otraf .illy ntin* Bynipuniß or tlio
■ i Mil. iM l i•■ ••rfiiM if < in ‘on off! ’ <:•
|t-*r iil ■! Mti . ill "I "li •.j ■ < Hilly |. oi l
hi h.uuii't r t• r fiil-.ro p foronci In
WI v i- m 'i- I UI'I ' ti ’ I 1 ‘ ’ll vi: • of IV *ll ■
S
lilmli’i vdllfl'V 111 wind! rfi <: n r*
or i lp ■m. ..r wi • • -.•t’, yam -yond hope
n i '••iimrn w:r ' •* of tiikatmkm
2 v■ MM • 1 1 ‘ • r<-rro nv with
J *l* • -V il-i ?. -Jy 'VfM; I- not r. 1.0 f
I * i; . 1.1 u I .ii- i t work, mu ‘i • 1
tho * i *i i,i • ; ii -lit !n tbo nil* i; i
I I * i ■ ■■ M I
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(1 o |-i • h Ur. . I'll; 'l l -r 111 ’ ' 111 *.
lilt i
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(I -4 ■ 1 lllil-'l ivm if ,;l 111
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r-rom n V inr V% M- 1r I *o:- •*
■ vreienu • ■ >' ••(’' nimi' • ■ h i.r*i ’ i ■
.o' *f r
*: mipouil l'. “1 I rail m! D ‘ f r
li 'll I * r.it rlj 'i. In
- ■ . Uliio< • ■ I' .I> Ir- la- *.! ■ ■ r
I 1I• TANARUS, IMI Vi it fill '•* • f V ‘ MOM (J I
Bill' mu i’ out I ( i■ i
I • j-it Mont oi iMK'iU J •r h ollf. .p** of
■
j . n ml coir- ii; i ' ’ < > ' ;l ■ ■ ’O 1 • L). to uny pin toi I
iii’ 1 (Tm ! v' ■ i i'. ii 'n, ■> v. l>', ' i , i AP 1' iters with stamps In P
tlcu.Pl I 001 foot 'll.- 1 ' M>i I
i Tape VV ot uv • tin hours without I
• i 1 aro furnished from me I
om ■or s'* tUo liinUtute. alt st oncn or by m li j
CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE TO ALL AT THE
Williams House, Thursday, May 16.
I'.very Four Weeks Thereafter.
Office hours from 1' a. m. t) 0 p. m.
MANITOWOC SAVINGS FANT
Capital SIOO,OOO.
Surplus SIO,OOO.
JOHN HCHCETTE, President.
LOCIS K( HUETTE, Cashier.
ED. S<’HCETTE A- infant CashJ**’
< )pen from 0 to 3 o'clock.
Money at 5 per ct.
ON
First Mortgage Security
_at—
JULIUS LINSTEDT,
Manitowoc, Wis.
office in savings bisk bliidisg.
• OR. KUTCHIN i
DOES fICT as. j
II; do's uot fright* I
’.ii lx :>pti li.toctootor- .
ini' by bolding up a J
; .aof a -j.i edydouUl J
! • .'ore tii.'ir < ;< a. lie !
■ ir ■ the tick I
,to f.;.ke uci.tau Dt I
"be a hobrows Ham E
'r dev li '.. l.iiae |
Ipiotcnsei noM the I
ut care I
• ,l. uftor .'jontli j
• i ib i.c inr; them no i
) ax.!. I
!!■ ’l ies not per- I
it uat’.- h< !p' • n- I
t.ira'.lcs to doctor I
it ut t I. month of I
ir lives, or pivo up I
lr 1 I mi for I
i r.’.odici'io. i
Ho does not take I
1 ..liii 's under a to- I
■ailed lalM'ituarauico I
. retemlin? to <1 : rgo I
If for tn r.nd I
v h a t ( \ < r
, i. |
! t Of I
|
r y from Uio sick. !
l. V • IWSf'VI-.IintS.'SdriJ’IIOVTMKSTS.
Mr. r- M !• ’jus r* ( IV* ! t! • mof f up
'.--n in Annivtlcnl .' rid Micro
1 • I ; \\ i)M ■ f !:< rioud. I irlllO,
i .i W r II Ml. r .(MlKlißpenPllMo to
Tbore
r ' ii wiii' fi i by lolnny In common
; UHiiulP tloot, and arc. the re
- ’ jmr. <1 v. ?li noc<‘;.iry nndcost-
I*/m- n ‘(' ! •*•( fb, rtrcut wlib rue.'
. lb* o'* on Id do well to
lo.*r/ in. If rii*' i c*ndiLion, nnd
i • fII open, or for*
■V(T( le J U , I i.ttbCDJ.
lAolinuii riJIFKCTLY Ili:ST0!{FI).
• tl? i ■ sand certain ruro lor Irnpo
m , , ( . ii.od. Sp'*ir intorrhn a. iio^pcs,
W • • .-tv* i' I• ‘ lilt v i : ii for Pros
i itlio . m | . or;! all | rv;.to dlsmsen,
V.ln i Ir.ipniiloM i.’|* 1 f;j * f youth or
x |p i. rjirr yours, on ny * auso
• ■ • • • ;jf. m>.\ I 11. ii( ll< ns. rpcodlly
i y hum! Punhiillullon
id ‘ rtJvtoU'iitlul, Absolut© ourefl
'fir' . ‘in i utd ’ ( area. N<* risk Incurred.
J)V ViVS M WCIFN,
ine Util of otlinr physi
ol* Pta*. lintrbln rulckly
Puim /S . I ll.• id : fid r lyl)old
iiln-ut tl’r ii so of tbo knife. No
Mil! j
I• I xi.irinullon f tbo I rln©—Each
I f’ 11 Ilf lUO lit fdiou'u
• in t> i .mi • M<f urine, which will
r |ci • 1 and mlrrosooplcal
7*ll ( I J'*TV i- \ AX'*! 1C ECTAL
it t • , • vit i if. >fdn or detention
i rom ou
. . • Gleet, Private
i. *1 .-•* peedily, com*
r< and.
* v ;>V!n,ITA AM) SEX*
’I. i•: • o*u Ml t> s yi Id I*n*idljr to his
I j;;l 1 . ! to ;merit.
Wisconsin OF-ntrnl
RailwayCp.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Between Manitowoc Leave Arrive
mid Manitowoc Manitowoc
Collins. Hilbert .June-j a.-ViA.M. ibITA.M,
lion. SI envood, .Nn
imh. Mciiicba. I-: 1a P. M. Tdjii P. JJ.
S • veils Point. Marsh-
Held. I'bippewa Kail
Eau Claire, .-t. Paul, 3;t A. M ■ hi]', y.
Minuci;])lis Hurley.
Ironwood iles.-' Lncr
St. Paul. Minueaiiol; . ,
Ashland. Dnluth and la P. M H; IT A m.
Pacific coast points. I
| Khkosh. Fond du I. .
Milwaukee. Wai.ki- 5 .To A. M. it; f, A
sha. Chieaitoand r> P M. TANARUS:• f*. M.
points East and South
All trains daily ex<. pt Sunday.
W. 1' v A vy.EOfIICT- Act
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
Pd. ifenj er ic' j- i .r.-y Steamship Lies
. . . BEIWEIA . . .
M.uitcwoc, VVi>., and frankfort, V,i w ;i.
W iterc connection is r.tade with Amt Arbor
R. ik trains fur all points in Michigan,
the South and ast.
BETA'. KUAKKFORT AND MANITOWOC
Leaf Manitowi daily, except Monday !b Din in
KKdM KI.WAL*K KE TO MA \ IT()Vv'< X ’
Lv. Kewaunee Tinsx. Thurs.and Satur. S a i>
Ar, Mr.uitc., oc Tiles., " hurs. unit Satur. H an
ViMirssKn Scioaci.K Ann An non Raii.hoai
Thains.
Train No. 4. Train No. t
Lea-.e Frankfort In to a ui T.b" j> ir
Arrive Cadillac .'U.Tapui In; 13 j, n
Ann Arbor s :;, j, m ILmian
Toledo h .( ii]i m Lnopin
ArriieTrav rse( ityvia Cere Maniutte Rail
road ICtPipni !*:Ulpn,
Arrive Detroit via (in.; < Tinidc Railway
iip m 11 ail a in
K. s. I,i >HD. AriENT.
Manitowoc Wi
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Uoats l.cave Manitowoc
For Sheboygan. Milwaukee cKacnu
ami Chicago daily, except Friday am.
Sunday at <i p. in.
For Kewauneeinnl Algoina Friday am
Sunday at 4 p. in.
For Sturgeon Bay canal Sunday at
4 p. in.
< ittice and docks foot of sth 'tree
C. F ( aiirigkt. Agent.
FOR SPRING
HOUSE-CLEANING
We have the oltl stand-byes
Moth Balls and
Napthaline Flakes.
We also hat e the new vermicide
and disinfectant,
O/onet Powders.
Fee it under your carpets and among
your packed-,away clothing.
F. C. BUERSTATTE,
Eighth and day Sts. Manitowoc. Wis
Dr. Kutcliin Coming.
Do you %vi“)i a careful physical exam
iimtiou ami a scientific diagnosis, "in
fin light of the wonderful medical pm
gross of the last decade, and advice up
on which you cau rely. for all of which
you will not he required to pay a singli
c *nt? If such is the case go and set
Dr Kutehiii at "The Williams. Thurs
day. May I ft. Ibid. One day only.
KOI OUT FOH IMS UI H
•Mv father and sister laith died if
Consumption, writes .1. T. Weathet
wax, of Wyandotte. Mich., "and 1 win
saved from the same frightful fate only
by Dr, King's Now Discovery. An at.
tick of Pneumonia left an ohstiin.te
cough and very severe lung trouble,
which an excellent ih ctor could not help,
but a few months’use af this wonder
ful medicine made me is well as ever
and 1 gained much in vveigt." Infal
lible for Coughs. Colds and all Thro t
and Lung trouble. Trial bottles fre
Guaranteed bottles .‘oc and $1 00 at
Henry Hinriclis
Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH ROUT'D
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SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
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for an,- tunhee m. .rmution apply atdep'nt til-k.!,' C Tkt" ALt.^’
LAWYERS
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vl ro!.NES AXI.) ('(>l’2s’, w ßLOß v at t \\v* .
ollcetions promptly attended to, ‘ " “ A ' ( '® ct ‘ over National Bank. Eighth street
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PHYSICIANS
.1 F MILHULI.AM). AS l>
r ! to Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Office honr< < t.i l°n m it', j ,
"'' m ' J! ‘ ?lldlik * Alnlholland s. XMh street,
ih; h a snio.N
DENTIST.
" 1:1 ■ ' ,t! - tr " I'l'osite William- House Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Music TEACHERS.
FOHFKT WII.IXSKI ISK.
Reave ord'ry^h'jiaH"::;; 1 K . U i i :ir.^o. il^7h^"t t T, - n,,h ‘ ,r ~f rl;iri,l(d “ and “ th -r i^trument.
-rfL-Jyt- NO '*ANOBR
but what we can thorough-
J fi\~~ > satisfy you in anything
|WySj we nandle if given an oppor-
tunity. Our building de
part ment is well stocked
wlth lime ’ cement, brick,
stone, sewer pipe, in fact
s<yi " everything pertaining tothis
department. We solicit a
share of your patronage.
(/ Yours Respectfully,
T-w 5. -JOHNSON CO.
Ha.i .. .d.tl LA Ml FRE
In XuiTin-i’a .Gsconsiu on the'North-
Western Line. Low ra f es mil easy
terms- < >±' ’>;i hum 1 About -lot.ooo acres
of choice farm lands. Early buyers will
-eenre the a Iv intake of location on the
many beautiful streams and lakes
wH- h ;d nod ■ i?!i fr.-h end furnish a
never fiUUnC alld IU(.)SC eXcelellt
wafer sup, . •.;* for . uiii'y and for
Land is generally well timbered, the
soil fertile and easy of cultivation. Chi
"ttgo, Milwaukee, St. Paul. Minneapolis.
Duluth. Superior, Ashland and numer
ous other thriving cities furnish good
markets for farm produce.
For further particulars address Geo.
W. Bell Laml Commissioner. Hudson,
\Vis.. or G. 11, Mi Kea, A G. P. A., St.
Paul. Minu.
Love in a c •. tage is till very well as
long as the flour bar.el isn't empty.
t oine men work Hue horse, but only
w heu carrying a load.
Women ill-ike to answer questions,
but like to ask t hem.
Heaves that Die
For lack of nourishment are just as dead as though they were
severed with a knife. In either case the base of supplies has
been interfered with. Nerves that need nourishing make their
wants known through headache, backache, loss of appetite, indi
gestion, fluttering of the heart, irritability, sleeplessness, ar* gen
eral weakness. Feed the hungry nerves, build then l up and
make then strong and vigorous, full of vim, vitality -and power,
with the greet nerve food and tonic, Dr. Miles’ Nerv*ae.
“Fei many years I was troubled with perv ois dys
pepsia. Weeks at a time I have suffered so much that I
could not retain food at all. These attacks b:ought on
nervous prostration and pot no rest day o night. I
tried many physicians and advertised remedies, but never
found relief until Dr. Miles’ Nervine was recommended. I
then found I could rest well and retain food and was soon
restored.” Mas. K. Puebnek, Jefferson, Wis.
D*. Miles' Nervine
quiets the nervous Irritation, stirculat ■* the digestion
and tills the blood with just t Vsc nourishment needed for
weak aud run-down couditlons. Give it a trial.
Sold by druggists on guarantee. lift. Uilis Medical, Cos., Elkhart, lad.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat al
the food you w T aut. The most sensitive
stomachs can lake it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
is unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can r t help
but do you good
Prepared only by K. < ’. ImWirr .V Cos., Chicago
The ft. buttle con lain sU‘i times the 50c. size.
Maxims are the condensed good sense
of nations
No. poverty may not be u crime, but
i* is i uuishable by long terms at hard
labor.
It's a wise joker that knows when to
quit.