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STATE NEWS.
C. Pli. >n of Lake Koshkonong, owner
of the Thvl( r house at that place. has
l>*en arrested by United Spates authori
ties for alleged improper use of the
mails.
Bliven came to Lake Koshkononi
two years ago and purchased the hotel
He had formerly lived at Edgerton, but
moved East, next returning with at
kinds of money which he spent fieelv.
It appears now tl at he resided in W ash
ington before his return and it is alleged
that while at the national capital Ik
wa one of the promoters of a "get rich
quick concern."
Michael Hanley. assistant chief of tin
fire department at Minneapolis, Mi-s
is in West Bend endeavoring to locab
two of his sisters Mr. Hanlej- liecann
separated from them when they wen
placed in St. Hose- orphan asylum
Milwaukee. in Is'ff. The childrei
were then four and two years am
named Julia and Mary Jane, resjiective
ly. Mr. Hanley inquired at the asylum,
but onlv learned that his sisters wen
alopted some time before l**o by par
ties residing at or near West Bend
He inquired of vnriem persons, in that
city, but was unable to get any infer
mati. n whatever
Haves Iln s who were the sole pro
prietors of the ,\ -bland mine, have -oh
i‘ outright to the Cleveland Cliff- Min
ing company for sg.aOff.otiff cash.
Workmen are now busily engaged ii
fitting up the mine buildings of tlies'
two mines, and are also repairing tie
machinery and putting in such nev
machinery as is tie* d< and.
The Wisconsin Traction. Light. Heir
and Power company has been give!
the right to construe! tracks in tie
limits of the city of Kaitkauna on cer
tain streets. The life of the franchise i
forty years.
M J. peek. -e. ret.iry and treasurer o'
the Gurney Hefrigeraler company o'
Fond du lan stilted this morning fha
lt Would be decided it hi II tll>' Ties,
forty-eight hours where the new factors
will be located natterin'/ offers ha . <
been received from Minneapolis. o-h
kosh. Wank, -ha Bepere, Green Buy
Marinette Clinton, la Wi.iomi Mint'
North Chicago, Cincinnati and < tftou i
111. Minin-,• tpi lis offer- the use of a lar;,'.
brick factory building, which was erect
ed ii ,i cost of s ,*i in, in ii i with free rent a
for ninety nine sears The Waukeshe
offer is said to be good. An effort i
being made by Wauke-lia to have tin
company lease the old Central shop-
The citizens of h ml dn l.a • are hopt
ful that the company will not leave tie
citv
(apt Hairs (i Kemp, with Cos. F.
won the final competitive drill of tin
Btate Cniver-itv. The two companic
competing were Cos K. under Capl
Kemp ami C' H under < *i|t Higgins
This make-Capf. Kemp colonel tin
university regiment for the nest yeat
and Cant Higgins licuteiient olunel,
five drill svere Paul Tr .wbridge Cu t
Fred Joic nim, s. r.iiel and K I’ Mueller
ti rd The metal- svill be pr.lit. I lit
tic m-xt military hop on Miiv.'.V
Tiie School 1 ionr lof Kipon. have vole I
f consider no application . for a positioi
or the tcaching f.uve of tin* cits -choop
unless the upplietnt - hall hold a dipl"m :
fr in the full eoitr-.. of .me of the -tut.
U' -mat school or hold a degt froi
D'doit. Lawrence, Hbiotl eollego-. or tin
S'uV University or any other college ot
equivalent rank Thi- rule ss iil not aj
ply to teacher- m>w serving in tin
schools
Prof H I, Hu--ell bio t. iiologit o|
•he Wise a -.in Hoard of llcalth hi.- an
als zed a sample of drinking svater -out
from Shell.ivgan and report that the
chemical . summation show -n .evidenc.
of any animal pollution The -.imp!'
was sent in siew of the many ea-.- ot
tvjihoid f.-ver during tfi.■ past svinter,
which mans tb nght w. re caused by
impure s\ at. r
1. J ta- -ids' it svi h i known cr ek
ery salesman l oliilMlte l -nii'ide bs cut
"ing ht ti.r< at in hi- r.■< mat Hot. 1
Julian :u Ha I ro and then tried b
c emate hi- bods by etiiogfii. to 11 <
Of.l eajlhe- Tile nioke at trio led at
tenti .11 an I;.ad to the di-. v.-s s . t hi
rn*dy H.e Ira . d1 a the II I*. H.-rr.
mpany oil. < i-. —... a.,; ...gi-ici. .1
from Minneapolis lj. •„.. |. n
Buffalo N. V
An effort i 1* i:itr n td* t . h.v- il.
investigation of the dea h >1 M -. |;
Johnson who j titijij. ii | •<) . ..in
in tt ■ 1 - ii<.l i v f Jit- •••)>■' her** it in
the Ink*- it K> “I: ■n 1 rtolxn .*.t !*•;
continued n- it i- It.- 1 l.v th*-m-th<r
of the girl and-everal nil nfia frond*
t IHT her and Itlj HU- n • M ,
bit Of t;iu:-il I
Ac-or ■)•! t . t l<y I. ,ple in
t-r< *t .11 tilt . M Jyhllrotl ii. -
always held that tin- - rl was murder. and
And <lti r nr t a lit - few month* the
O.nuion ha- In'•011,1. it conviction and
fir this r- ■ in i- a- is si* kin / tin- inves
tigation.
Two boy* who r.-* led mar the home
0! the John > one ar ulleg.-l t- have been
connected with the .death of the girl.
When the remains of the girl were taken
from file water of the lake two bad
bruises wen- found on her forehead and
the mother claims that these bruises
Were the result of blows struck bv th*
two boys who bad been following th*
girl for some time before she went t.
the lake. £ Several well-known people
have interested themselves in the cam
and it is possible that the mystery of the
death ofj Betfu Johnson may yet be
solved.
Joseph Busert of Watertown com
mitted suicide Saturday. He chose a
most uniqu.-Jnmnner of taking his life.
He filled his month with powder and
then place* 1 a fuse betvve* en his lips and
lit it. In a mome.it his head was blown
off. Busert was a Mmrer. He wtu
ff.A years of age and : s -uiviv* and >y his
wife and three children.
Acting President Birge of the univer
sity has called a meeting of the pilnci
ails and teachers of the high schools of
the state for Friday, May •>!. tiie day
i. fore the interscholastic ti* Id meet,
.vhich is to be held there. < tn that
evasion many of the pedagogues svill
e in Madi oii with the students from
•Jieir respective schools to attend the
neet. Prot. Stearns svill be the presid
ing officer of the se-mm. Prof. Schlicli
er svill have charge of the conference
, the science and mathematics division:
’rof. Haskins in Hnglisli and history,
iml Prof. Smith in (ierinan, Latin and
rfeek.
It is quite likely that active svork on
the eonstruetioti of the Sheboygan Hlk
hart Lake electric railroad svill com
nenee not lat.-r than next Monday.
Durin ' the past fesv day- much to the
-urpri-e of the promoter ~ the village
H ard of Sheboygan Falls met in special
. —ion and granted the franchise svith
■nt any opposition. 'Phis left every -
hing seemed with tile exception ot
he franchise in Sheboygan, and nosv
his is practically insured, as the com
nittee to svhoin it svas referred, consist
ng of a uni,j. l ily of the aldermen, held
. meeting and derided to recommend to
iu council its passage without a change.
I’he amount of r< ad to )...• con-’rue ted i
wciiis is miles.
Col, C si. Briggs died at his home in
usver 1) 111 aged .Vi tea:-. He eaine
0 that city from Milwaukee about
■ scar ago. [A r about tsvent v year- lie
■ ■ived a— attorney for the Milwaukee
oad. Monday morning the remains
• re taken to Milsvaukee for hiiriul.
~1 Briggs i- survived l>y a svlfe and
me child
For the first time since the day was
■ t apart for that purpose. .Memorial
my svill not be publiclyobsersed in New
;h hmoinl It comes from a cliislr be
w.-. n the < > A It and the common
nncil. svhich liudy refused to make a
mall appropriation to defray (he ex
cuses ot the observance ot tie. day.
Much feeling has been aroused and (lie
-■tlia-.pa--.ed i esi Jut ions going after
the aldermen The soldier-’ grave- will
e dee..rated >V till* school children,
idle post iltld the Women’s Belief corps
.ill meet at the hall in the afternoon,
but there svill be no public exeici-es.
Tim jury i:i the Ira steward murder
ca e at (’hlppe va Falls returned a v. r
tut Fridas evening of milder in tiie
Ist deglee Tile counsel for the 1...
tense requested I liat Steward be ad.jud
-e.I insane and committed to an in ane
1-s lum, but the request S’, a- deni. and.
Tin* jury was ..ut an hour an a half.
Tin* trial ha the . . nits about
- ~0110.
Steward -!i *t ami instantly killed ids
on-in-law. G. \ Miller at Stimlev.
(e svas <l l l l iiK i' the time ami lli vt
svi. ■ no apparent lea .n for th crime
Two llitui *nd Milsvaulo e machinists
quit their lathes an 1 drills and bench..
Monday morning not to return to work
i until their employers have granted a
demand for -hurt, r ii<.in * and im r. a-e 1
wages or the strike has be. u officially
declared ..IT ns tiie leaders of their or
gai.i /a:ion Tne strike inaugurated in
tli • city is general throughout the
1 nite.l stateand it is etnoutet that
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V enuioim .Ti well us a luxury. It saves your other
clot lies ami keeps you tool and comfortable. The
Ft lend Bios Outing Suit is made in white, blue
or gray flannel, unlined.
The tut Is the very latest sty le
and workmanship of the Friend Bros, master
grade. Ihe seam stitches have the proper tension
to avoid rupture. The llannel is not only shrunken
before being i ut, but during the process of tailor
ing the form of the garment is “ironed ia"sons to
retain its shape. Try on Mic suit, Y m will lie
sutpri; < dat tin price and delighted with your liar
gain if you nuke one. Ask for Friend Bros. Cloth
ing and see that you get it. Sold by h .uiing dealers.
Look for our name in right hand breast pocket.
Friend Iln . Clothing Cos,, Milwaukee, Wls.
the number of men out at noon through
out the country was fully IaO.OOO.
The men on Saturday evening-were
told that if the concerns which em
ployed them ha<i not signed the agree
ment by 7:la o’clock Monday they were
to leave taeir benches.
Accordingly, the men went out, and
there are few machinists in the city
who are working, an agreement not
having been reached.
KM (>HT FOR IIIS LIFE
‘My father and sister both died ol
Consumption.” writes J. T. Weather
wax. of Wyandotte. Mich., “and I was
saved from the same frightful fate only
by Dr. King's New Discovery. An at
tack of Pneumonia left fin obstinat*
cough find very severe lung trouble,
which an excellent doctor could not help
but ft few months' use af this wonder
ful medicine made mo as well as evei
and i gained much in weigt. Infal
lible for Coughs Colds and all Throa
md Lung trouble. Trial Isittles free
i Guaranteed bottles 50c and -“.OO a'
Henry Hinriehs.
After all the biggest hero is the mat
who is scared the worst and runs lift
least.
Toucher ■ -Johnny, tell me the nam<
ol tin- tropica! 1 clt north r f thoetjiiiit' r.'
Johutr. (.'an'l. sir.” Teacher "Cor
reel. That will do.'’
If people <.nlv knew what we knev
about K'mliil Dv-p<‘p>ia Cure, it would
lie used in nearly every household. a
there are few people who do not suffei
from a feeling t f fullness after eating,
belching, flatulence, sour stomach < r
waterhrash. caused by indigestion ■ r
dyspepsia. A preparation such is
j Kodol I tysjiepsia Cure, which, with 10
aid from the st /in; ch, will digest ytu i
looil, certainly can't help but do yt u
good. lit nry Hinrichs.
Some men are good because it pay
and a gn at number are good for noth
ing.
Mil BULKS \ S INS I*AS i'
■ 1 recall now with horror," says Mai
(‘airier Burnett Maim, of Levannu. 1 >.
■my three years of suffering from Kid
ney troulee I wu hardly ever free froi:
liuil acln-s or acute pains in my buck
To stoop or lift mail sacks made nit
groam ( ft It tired, worn out. about
ready to give up, when I begun to ust
Electric Hitters but six hot ties complete
ly cured me and made me feel liken, new
man. They re unrivaled to n gnlatt
Stomach, Liver Kidneys and iviwels.
Perfect satisfaction guarantee!.' by
ileury I lim alc < >nly 5o cents,
A man interest in reigioti says The
Hain's Iliini, will be ncconling to the
amount of principle he hud in it.
Try the new remedy for costiveness.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets Every box guaranteed, ’’rice 2a
cents. For sale by Henry Hinrichs.
(iniKlit •>>’ Aniline Dyes.
A detective was recently employed
by one of London’s West end clubs to
discover a certain julferer who hud
caused much annoyance to the iiietu
bei by helping himself to cigars am!
other articles fron their overcoat
poekem. The disciple of Sherlock
Holme smeared a number of cigars
with aniline dye.', placed them in the
poi kt i , of ew rat overcoats and next
morning carefully scrutinized the
months of the club servants, with tne
r< nit that the culprit was found and
pc; uadi and to confess.
VI n Icli mu K i it |£-.
Matelmuil.iir , one of Hie most per
il<mi of handicrafts, has become per
fret I;, ife through the discovery ul
umorplioii: ]jliO: pliorus.
Oea/lnit I.mills in llriniinil.
lirnzing land- in Indian territory,
vvliicn formerly y icld ala rental of ten
cents an acre, are now in shtirp de
ni, nut it from .':() to 10 cents an acre,
with llie cattlemen eagerly competing
for them at the advanced rate.
I uprou.* • >ialloiim.
The illiti rate mi! ions are chiefly
{ns a, Spain, Turkey and the unpro
ii \e nations of the orient and of
South \tnericu.
Women don t mean it when they kiss
each other: they do it for the purpose of
-Imwiug ,i■ •:i wit it tie v arc missing.
Grimms Lime,
Known To Be The Best.- —■
Because it slacks quicker, works easier and makes
more mortar than other lime.
Sold only by
MANITOWOC LAND& SALT CO.
IN
LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SEWER PIPE, ETC.
Phone ,57. Quay St., Past of Bth.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Better than e. lif mo, Organ, or Mmic Box. fir it sin • and talks r- .■ 11 asp. ; ,r. '
lon'tcostas i . Itrcproducostheivnisicofanyinstruniont—hand ci orclu i:.i—o. .
riesund 1 • 1 , .i j. is. ■■ ■, tltcpot .arson -it i ■
See tliat Mr. Edison’s ;' nature* i . ;••• mac!
-u.3 of all :j, or VS luM.sl. PBC.NOCiK.n^- ICv , ij. 1 5.,,
“I have In-' tuVi'iing from Dysjap
ia for the pa t twenty years and have
teen tumid" or trying all prepara
ions and j ity- 'hois to get any relief.
Vftcf taking . bottle jt Kodol Dys
lepsia Cure Ii md relief and am now
■i better h<' .tit than I have been for
weuly year- I can not praise Kodol
Dyspepsia ( .. too highly." Thus
w rites Mrs. ( W Roberts, North Creek
\rk. Henry Hinrichs.
ECO
HVL IXjJSS
o jt
BEAUTY
Between Gtilata. Mont., where
passengers ‘irst see the Rocky
Mountain- and Seattle, Wash.,
where they r> tch the tide waters
of the Pai itOcean. A sea. of
mountain- snowy peaks cool,
green valleys weird, basaltic
rockf 'filiations foaming torrents
dashing water falls
Information from agents of the
Great Northern
Railway
1.1. WHITNEY
(i.-u'l Pass, atiii Tkt. Agent,
m Paul, Minn.
- • WHUIIS* Itfi.i/I'tl WiiVS'l>b
A g 'i"l i ik would sooner prepare din
ner for six men with good appetites han
for one v i tan without otic,
IN THE WINTER.
(Bensons Plaster Is Pains Master.)
For coughs and colds Denson’s Porous
Plasters ore nu incomparably better rem
edy than any other—external or internal.
Their no 1 inal properties enter tho skin
and </■> utr-ii'/ht to the Knit of the i/iseuse.
They inhere at* I euro a “seated” cold
without disturbing tho system or upsetting
tho Btomaeh. Cough mixtures often nau
seate. Denson’s Plasters are m liciual iu
the highest degree, and quieke t to act.
Placed on tho chest or back or on both
at once iu serious cases, tho good effect is
feltimme liately. The congestion yields, the
i cough iihates and the breathing improves.
Lung or bronchial affections or kidney
I disease, aro cured with tho least possible
suffering and loss of time.
Henson's Plasters are immeasurably su
perior to belladonna, Strengthening. Cap
sicum or any other combination in plaster
form. Th- -. aro also preferable to oiut
m n(s, liniments and salves.
Denson's Plasters have received fifty-flee
hiyhait iimirih over all competitors; and
more than 5.000 physicians and druggists
have il'-elarisl them to bo one of tho few
trustworthy bousi hold remedies. For silo
by all druggists, or wo will prepay postage
on any number ordered iu tho United
Stall i mi r and ipt of 25c. each.
Du mn ini got the genuine. Accept no
imitation or '-übstitutc.
boa.iury .. Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, N.Y.
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Splint s.vecticy King-Bot***. Stifles,
Spr ni all Swollen Thrtail*. Cough*.
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We, the undersigned, do hereby agn i
to refund the money on a 50-cent butt!
of Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if i
fails to cure your cough or cold. We als<
guarantee a 25-ceiit bottle to prove sal
sfactory or money refunded.
Chas. A. Groff.ma.v,
Henry Hinrichs.
TO (ITIL A (OLD IN ONi; DAY
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets.
All druggi.-ts refund the money if it fail
to cure. E. W. Grove s signature ; .s on
each box. 25c.
Mothers of good judgment and experi
ence give their little ones Rocky Moun
tain Tea this month. keeps them well.
35c. Made by Madison Medicine Cos.
F. C. Buerstatte.
STOPS THU (01 (ill
\M> WORKS OFF !TiK < 01,0.
Laxative Bromo-Qninine Tablets cure a
old in one day. Xo Cure, no Pay
Price 25 cents.
Into each life some ruins must fall.
Wise people don’t sit down and bawl:
()nly fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain Tea
at night. F. C. Buerstatte.
Biliousness is a condition character
ized by a disturbance of the digestive
organs. The stomach is debilitated,
the liver torpid, the bowels constipated.
There is a loathing of food, pains in the
bowels, dizziness, coated tongue and
vomiting, first of the uudigesteu ot
partly digested food and then of bile.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
1. is allay the disturbances of the stom
ach and create a healthy appetite.
They also tone up the liver to a healthy
action and regulate the bowels. Try
them find you are certain to be much
pleased with the result. For -ale by
Henry Hinrichs.
A wise man takes a strong-minded
woman for a wife rather than a wrong
minded one.
ftTTi CHICHESTEH'S ENGLISH
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lladleo* • i 11.. ,
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
This preparation contains all of the
dlgestantu and digests all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat al
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. Il
is unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It cairt help
but do you good
Prepared only by K. C. likWitt Sc < ~ Chicago
XLe |l. bo contains* UinistlicSOc. suo.
SEEGER BROS. & MILLER,
DENTISTS.
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET, MANITOWOC, WIS.
Local Anaesthetics used for painless
extraction of teeth.
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25c boxes contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c
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Clinton and Jackson Sts.? Chicago, Illinois. Sold by
F. C. BIJERSTATTE.
Corner Bth and Jay Sts. .Manitowoc. W isconsin.
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very desirable. They insure proper mas
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Our Popular Dentifrice is an ideal prep
aration. It prevents decay and arrests
it where once started. It leaves a clean
refreshing taste and lends fragrance to
the breath. We also carry a very com
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well as all standard preparations for tin
teeth.
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Prescript 1 ■ m Druggist.
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