The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], May 30, 1901, Image 2

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STATE NEWS.
One of the nu st daring an i successful
bank robberies in the history of the
state was accomplished in the First Na
tional bank at Mineral Point, between
the hours of 12 and 1 o’clock Saturday
morning* Mineral Point has been more
fortunate than others in the state in
Iteing free from depredations of this
kind in the past and the sensational
robbery of Saturday has stirred np the
public to fever pitch.
More than f2. r ),000 in gold was stub n
from the vault of the bank, where it
had been only a short time.
It is the custom for banks in cities of
tliis size to take deposits until a certain
sum is reached and then send it to the
depository at Milwaukee or other cities
where r gular accounts are kept.
Entrance to the building was made
through a hole which was broken in the
roof. At 4 o’clock, evidences of the
robbery were noticed. The bank i fflci.Fs
and police say that the work was un
doubtedly that of professionals. An
improvised ladder was ma le on the sj,t
by nailing cleats to a sapling, and the
men got to the roof. With an as they
cut a hole large enough to enter the
building They then entered the room,
where the vault was, and drilled holes
iu the door. Inserting a heavy charge
of dynamite they set if off and entered.
Insn 1 ' the vnu’t wh<*r,* tin* currency
and gold an i sliver were kept the m< n
scooped up every cent they could see,
then l)l *wopen the inner safe- and took
the sitrp’ns fund of the bank. work
was done quietly and rapidly and lie
escajs* of the men was easy.
F-Hitp in's around the building in In ate
that at bast thr men were implicated
in th • robbery, but there is absolute.v
no cl -w l i their whereabouts.
Citix**us wert* elauifouneled The *•
will in no way .iffee-t them. The funis
of the* lunik will Im* made good. us t]i<>
iiwtitnt'on was insure-bagalnst robbery.
The r*-w ml *f >'l o-mi -offered for the
capture of tli" burglar- bus inpinel
several men in this city to institute a
mtry.
Tie ofli ers of the hank are President,
It N H.illig.iti: cashier, Phili[>*’Alle-n;
assistant cadiier K. K Hinson
(f*orge Ertl. foreman of the Fox
n
was hof and 'seriously injured it h
charged, by John Ste-inard, whom Kill
disch urge-1 Sleimird is thought to )e
hiding in the swamps or woo Is near his
home. Four shots were tired, cue
striking Ertl's left arm, tie- other
striking him in tin* side- lie will pro
bably recover.
,Ii I; Mclntyre, of Chippawa Falls,
one of the* liesl known sjsirling men in
the \ irthwest. drupp-d dead lad night
on tit" (t u-i-la short dine between Kan
Claire and Chippewa Falls lh was
returning from West Itadeii. In i
Mr Hr • Peter in. of a
wealthy f,i .1 -r. com -i n.-l-J u aide l y
ca’, . ■ pPi- green Mr ■ Peterson sold
hi h ’list.',! 1 farm for y l.onn a short time
ago Mr- Peterson wanted the sale <!e*
clat ■ 1 otl bit the pur h i *r would in 1
c Ui-ent. Mrs. Peterson has brooded
much over the affair Three children
•arrive
'
killed in a runaway while-carrying mail
from the slat ion to the pustollle**, l'e
lost control of the hor-c’s, Jandivis
thrown out sustaining a fracture of the
skull from which lie <1 i*-1 three hours
later if - isjsurviv* I by a wife and
three children.
The largest pair i>f suit 1t ever found
in till- state were fnim 1 I.y Fred Mar
qnardt in E ike KHie antloiH
in •unrt; nimo’iin 1 form-half fret from
tip to tip '1 Eviilenliv they have Immn
mink in the hike for at leant n century
Wnih- fishing. Minjuardts lin • caught
atl'lhewa- forced to get into shall' VV
water to extricate his hook from
what Ic (h , , ;1 t iv a - tin sunken hough
of a tr< Hu curiiuitv Jwim arounid
by the peculiar forinition which he
found and he a-ikeil Jthe ai<l of oilcan
to assist him iii getting the antlers from
thw water It'o ik four men ten houttt
tofinalU lau 1 the huge* antlers am]
after more work tln*v procured t)
v. iole of the skeleton which-wan a 'her
of enormottn ni/.e. Some of the protp h
me inure t Wt Ive inches in cireiimferetlee.
Founder day nt K'-miM-r hull was
celebrate 1 with a reunion of the asso
< iate Sisters of St Mary last Friday.
The animal commemoration day services
worn hd I under the direction of Bi-tn p
Nicholson The animal sermon \vi h
preached by the Kev. (’liarlfH 1, Mal
lory dean of tlic■JMilwankt'e di (■ ••.
Tiie celebration of tin- dnv close.i with
the operatta The Bountiful Heines by
inetu'e -- <>f the Kemper Hall Mimical
club,
Warren Young of Hpringhrook cap
ture! seven young wolves nine miles
from Kan < 'laire Friday He hue placed
them on exhibition in * <■ TANARUS!
c in tv offers fit) t-acb ! <r -i ulp il he
k 'is them, bat he selling the itiiima's
r'lv* f< i* *' o
Prof E JH. CoUist** k if the Blaine
hgh school at West Sttjs-ri <r hi s in cep
ed a position-at Houghton, Mich,, in
the high school, and will go there next
fall.
The church of the Christian Scientists
at Marinette burned Saturday morning
causing a loss of $5,000. All the fixtures
and furnishings and the pipe organ
were completely destroyed. The churc h
had just been completed and was fully
insured. The fire originated in the
irgan loft from an unknown cause
John and. Hurd, a senior in the civil
mgineering course, has been appointed
•ngineer of one of the provinces of the
Philippines. Tin* pay is f 2.000 a year.
Mr. Hurd lias been assisting the city
■ngineer of Madison for some time, and
is a resident of Oregon, Wis. He is one
of twenty college men in the country
•nosen for these positions.
Chicago lumber companies have pur
lia-ed the part of the 1 !♦< * I sea
son’s cut. of shingles on the Menominee
river The E Iward Hines Lumber com
pany bus purchased over 100,000.000
liingles. Francis Pcidler & Cos., Chi
ago. have als > secured over IMMHIO.OOO
shingles.
Department Coininander D. < James
f the Wisconsin division of the <4 A. I
,1 announces that Comtnander-in-C'hief
fico Rassenr of St. Louis will address
rho encainpinent to be held at Sheboy
ran June !i(ait 1 20. It in exported that i
here will he a large attendance, the j
lepartment commander estimating it at
fully 1,500. The railroads will make a!
rate of one fare from all points in Wis
■onsin to Sheboygan and ret tint for the
•ncamprnent. Tin* fioodri* i line will
make a similar rate from all its points
in Wisconsin.
The session of the legislature recently
aided cost tfPd.HTT.do more than the
•e sion of two years ago, and it is run
e led that the cause of the long sessie n
vas the' demand Hint radical prinmiy
lee-tion legislation be enw-te-d- The
otul e xjsuses for legislative clerks .■■ml
opyists eluriiig the session just ended
, ere si{,‘J7‘l.7h. Tiie expenses of the
1 1 tie-re• nt departments compare<l with
hose- of two years ago were as follows;
SIN vtv: KVPoOVKS.
Semite IH-.e. I'.io
In-1 el, r elept. e-’i-rks .'.'.srs, -i s| >,'.Us.ro
Me>rclerk selopt.. l ojiyists . r.3 •! s .V,l,:i
ige-iiiit nt arms, eh-pt . sar.eui 0.5*5.50
Assembly
liter dork m elept.. e-te-rk . II.'JvOI M,tK4..'o
tiief e lerk's e'e-pl., eopyl.ds.. .VUi',l.ls f,434.40
ergeeuit eit arms, elept lass; 5a 1 ..all
Tnteil S.VI UHfi.ga tet1,373.T0
HERMITS IN 1-AHOh 1C
i?• •• •il/"fiN of nrif .i!r CSJIpw l r prl
leOliPMiiiir nn<l lull* in
Tilt* IlltP I \ <*H.
Nor.- paper the olher dny rceorel
ce| an aneedote- about a proiniiient
'i- tern physician on his first visit
■ New York, says the Comme-reinl
Vdve-i t ise-r. 11is dinner companion
■ I "and him what interested him most
u the streets of the city, and the*
■ln ieian replied the- fact that so
-any persons were- i-m-oimli-i-e-el who
were- talking to 1 liemselies. lie could
not explain the- plie-nome-non to his
mu satisfaction, and ventured tlie*
■ pinion that it was be-i-ausi- people
ve-re so busy ami carried their e-ares
, 1 1 1* > 11 1 with them. At least he could
ibink of no other reason. I'** tidy it
i- lie-e-ause a gre-at city is such a soli
- ary place for many, and solituele, e>f
-nurse-, preuiiedes se-lf-e-eiinmuning.
Manv a pe-rsem here- is iiieu-e- truly
a berniit. cut edT by im-lination er e-ir
■ •illlistlim-e freim bln fellows, than
nine* re-eliise-s who live 1 an eiste-nfu
lti-ii life e*f Isedat ion. They pass
tbe-ir fellows on the- street mutually
iinliimnn. Many persems li:ne> ne
friends; some- have- m> eli-siri- to mnl.e
any; edliiTS, pi nimbly with a ge-e-ga
idmis instinct, are’ lon dillleb'iit to
pu h an oi'ipmlntonce. So they talk
to themselM-s as men la a elcsert
I.•am to talk to tbemse-lves. In a
mailer place ne-i|iiaintam-e-s would
lull a man out of tin* habit of talk
ing to liiniM-lf on Ibe si reels, but
here nobody i-arex.
STRANGE MEN PN HORNEO.
,\ Mniiiiliitii Trllu* Tim • \Vb In*
kiiinin )•> I ;tii**i|ienn I 111
Very lleeenllj.
A strange tribe ban just been diseov
eretl in Itorneo 1 m |)r. A. i\. \ieuwen
ti ill .. t he (list inn in shell I Mitch e> pi ore r.
\s he was traveling through the dis
tinct of Sarawak he heard from hie
■ lides that at a little distance there
e, a a mountain tribe which no Eu
ropean or \mcrican had ever visited,
mil -traighl way he went thither, and
hi a (hit in two found himself at the
hea<|i|unrlers of these unknown abo
i icines, \t mice he saw that thei dif
fered from all ol her n;tlves of Itorneo,
and he spent some weeks in aeipiaint -
ing himself \\ 1 11 1 their carious cus
toms and also in t itd vlnjf tlodr coun
try, which is entirely unknown to for
eign travels. In this way he accumu-
Mated a mass of new material, which
he intends to give to the world at an
early date in the form of a hook
1 his is tin- ml journey which Dr.
Nieuwenhuis has taken to central
Borneo, lie first went there in iKti.l,
and explored the sources of the Knp
,i and Maliakkam rivet s. after which
he returned to Europe, where he at
nice obtained ah appointment us di
ic.-iiir of the hotaiiicul garden at Bnl
ten/orjr. In he went again to
i.oinco, intending to thoroughly ex
plore the interior of the eonntry. and
it i claimed that in this tusk lie has
.ci ceiled better than any previous
; ra .elcr
VS fMMC.LtJUI
oriental nvtiLXjfcj
MANUFACTURERS OF FLOUR and FEED,
JOHITSCHUETTB, Proprietor.
GRIMMS LIME,
Known to be the Best.
Sold only b> , lMn f>
MANITOWOC LAND &
SALT COMPANY.
Dealers in
Lime, Cement, Stone,
Sewer Pipe, Etc.
Phone .17. Ouay St,, fast of Blh
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
* ?'liilililWid AW WJlry H KBrnwi 14 Utoiilila
00 „
DELAY ES Vi- HC.E3IOUS.
M.my disease*! tj do deceptive that I i.tnb (Is of persons lirv<‘ them boforo they oven
BnsiN) (it. They ltno>7 they are not well, but ro perfectly Icnrcirt r f Itn ■ deadly fangs
lost then nd n ror later, eertal destroy thorn, unless
p's.-ncd by sl-.i’lfi.l liiind. AUti iOf A t.'Lli'TKit Y -,'our may row bo
••.crf”otly ccruol but Uem*‘UtOer, /err of n< elect t nss you nearer i l ., la-
I ■ . b , porbape, tlio mo 111 *lolon c you uoasotot nee
i Thu present >j „urs, th • futur j ina.v I <’♦> it A /’£].
CSTDR. KUTCHIN !3 NO GT CNCCR IN THIS COUNTY.
remn,
I’rcddcnt Maplewood SailfiiTltmi, fircf n Lake,
Will. Lx. 0. V, Surgeon. Laic of Kr.nl.
farium mid Remedy Cos., {’ftliimbiia, 0.
Specialist in Cl onic Diseases.
WHAT 03. KUTCHIN
COES ro.
Dr. Kutohtn malt' •
til” 111. I* bj ,I of 111 3
Ilf’ to lim: thO Of-1
II 1 'll a, t.ii ■ h joad to
■ , -I i
i ■ i hosier
Of dls la.r iamor: tb i
p
to c iru a modest com
|md ■ .In oi dor to
pro]i -,y c tro for him
•oil
Hcdou.jall that bo
agree.i to. and oft
i more, o
failure ilous occur it
can tw bo trai I
to carol i
prudence, or over
work on the pn-t of
Uio p: tiorit.
Ho d'sils candidly,
liberally and In.imr
iltb ill iillk i,
I iking advantage of
nme ,n o condition
or vlrcunMtance.
Le. it, but not least,
118 clinch after oil
tn 'tbods but Ids have
!' 4
Tho Flint Suoootrafu! and Solcntlfla Treatment of oil Dicecsee and
Wuuknosnon of fflQhkln.i Ponoible to Obtain.
Tli' most widely and favorably known sp* dailst In r e United States. IIU loni? ex
p°rlor v, rnoarUablo mu 111 and universal .-mot hm lu the iir ;■ •. hospitals In tho world en
ables lilin to treat al! I HItOMC, NKKVOIis, and IttOOl) DiKoapvg upon the latest
Rclentldo nrinchd* sand entitle . him to the f ■ i confidence of die aflilcled everywhere,
no lr 11 TP ii i M has no superior m dlai/m> 'ny r aim tn aiintf diHoases and deformities.
Uil Ml I Willi Mcdieal and Surgical DUk ises, Acute and Chronic Catarrh. Diseases
of tho Ej ,1 ir. No .Throat and Lungs, D ipepsla, Di lit* Diieue, Diabot ) Kid*
tiny, Liver, liladder, (iirnnlo F' !!i ilo and So. uO Disease, speedily cured by treatment
that h; i never failed In thousand iuf eases ti. t hud been pronounced beyond hope. Many
people meet death every year who uiUrut have been restored to perfect health had they
placed their c .-.<■ *in too hands of experts.
CHRONIC DISEASES.
The Doctor trmitfi m nrnt * illjfairi, hut
ni ' i'i* it s p.- v <*r rhroi.i.* and long-stan lin e
di>eiiMM • i mhulvon u;> by other dontoreand
pronounced Incurable, ho most desires to see
EXAMINATIONS HIKE TO ALI.
Whenever It Is known that Hr. KutcMnlp
BbUMdog at a place. n*MVil| gothri con
■ tilt him. a. I u In not to be v.o -mb rod at when
ir i■ i imimi ■i Mm in dltignt itng a dlt#ao
li imu *r ;n*> a question. lint do *Tlbcs tin? ellf
toront *ll *■ ne i belter tit ■ i the <ipk *an the in-
*lvoh itlei m lul.'i-i il gift lor (inyoi ot I
. .1 Hr. Km chin'•.ila*;nostlc powers I
hut.M ii I wonder thro I:4bout (liecountry.
110 1 lopt* I t.m f ilbotliiK plan, which Is pe
rullur to the hn;o ti i*plt.iin. and Is lint and
n • .or h m b*>c*n * >•; practice nt country doctors, j
v I r bo enr ifuUy not** * the symptoms of the j
p ill oit, no 1 lie- 'i’tmr.s the condtf >n • f the In- ■
I t in. i nru 111*. al' of wiiMi records :
linb < 1 ■•liter to; fiituio raferenco In this
I way h • a c*rt;i!n * the ti no miture **f tb*’ dls
*l *0 and ill ( ’tin **. When sh it people consult
him ho readily • tl m wl tb 1
(orb ipt.i uu,or win t'ier they uro beyond hope, j
till PI”. lOVED .HETIIODS OF TUEATMI NT I
Arm ill 1 ami plo isunt; a /roe perfectly with
i'i-i v 1-P ■ it'i L-.'ly or *. blld; *b> tint n* lure
. irioi m': can hi u > I wJilloat work, and give
t * n -it >*i po- I* \ ' u. iuMit in the ahrtot
Iposoida time. HntPmts can consult him *>.
- ooil •' .. If’i 'ilri as often r.s they cboos ’
•nolMf 1 ".in!' time required for tho cure,
writ 1 • nit r *n ■ • I to v, I**lo they may be. f.ni with-
Mii-N'n . iru<*. Mom rendering the treatment
noiii • ifulau.l “ ill'faeo.ry us th<uigh they
*/or * llvln r n *xt *' -t 1 *• *c! other
r - nous iitmt HTiiDy treated hr Ignorant
irct<>il< ■• wh -*m trnllii’! wl n them mmt .i
after monlb. plvt indsonom- end Injurious
* '.npound i. "ln*uh ■ -*!l and see the Doctor.
NPECI I.TIKH 1 Catarrh. Skin Dls* mn.
S . . nmnt.M,. M r . f • nino*lTnlut.s.Rc/omn.
r i? -or. IMI-'s and DI s of W. men Quickly
(-i l Derma, ontly Cm>* v f.ic lateat approved
Ire it m M.t a■* eurnu • I by 1 ad 111 r specialists of
I Americannd Kll rope
j f--i'.m i mv! coi r mitnihmee .'milld. utlal. Treatment nontC O. D. to any part oi
tli' Knit l it.ii.- i rr with Invalids soUol'e. All letters with stamps In
, t Linnv.'v” l # ree C ill mil Ik) examined ami at least learn the cause of your disease,
hi Ilf item ik'cured T.ipe Worm, removed In Iren throe to five hours without
irva’liri Th" remedies for the whole course of treatment are furnished from tho
(imej or a i the Instltu! 3, all at once or by the month.
CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE TO AIL AT THE
Williams Hojse, Thursday, June 13.
Every Four Wjeks Thereafter.
Office hour* fro i !'■ a. in. t:> 9 p. m.
MANTOWOO SAVINGS
Capital SIOO.OOO.
Surplus SIO.OOO.
JOHN* BCHUETTE, President.
LOUIS BCHUETTE. Cashier.
ED. SCHUETTE Assistant Cash le)
Open from 9 to 3 o’clock.
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 want. Tim most sensitive
stomachs can take it. Hy its use many
( thousands of dyspeptics have been
Cured after even t hing else failed. It
is unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can r t help
but do you good
| Prepared on Iyhy I 1 Ik’.\ itt.vCo., Chicago
I XhoH. bottle cun! ainsisM times thcSOc. size.
A schoolboy says its the rn’e in t ie
hands of his teacher that works bo h
ways.
WHAT OR. KUTCHIN
t!0E& NOT DO.
Be does cot fright
• a peopv into doctor
. ’ r by holding up a
t a a of a speedy death
before (lie ir eyi lie
• lots not urge the tick
:o lake treatment
oin n knows ih( m
I to l e incurable Nei
ther ( es 1 by false
pretenses bold the
I tick under his care
i ( after month
’ Ml:- doing them no
pood.
He docs not per
il. ip! m m*
tumbles to doc tor
cut the licit monthof
tin ir live::, or give up
their last dime for
I medicine.
lie does not take
patients under n so
called false guarantee
preti tiding to charge
only for medicine end
taking whatever
amount he can got,
or make the object of
ii(n life to ox tort mon
ey Irom the sick.
IATFST DISCOVERIES AND I IMPROVEMENTS.
Hr. has received iho moot cp
i • n tn Ai all ties I dnd Micro*
■ >plnl Examinations “f the Hi 00(1. brine,
n which i .. 11 ■ mv conrldered IndiHpeneahlo to
<• mvi (iimtnoNln hi many dleeapcn. There
•> many <li■-< i. s which physicians In common
m**;u ♦ • and , ,t usually treat, and are, there*
. t*'. “i>; lorn prepared with necessary and cost
■ / outfit le rx ’.line correctly. >r treat with mjc
. tin ref n , a uld cl ■ wt ii t -
il. nt i i.r e i, jje >rn their true eonditlon, and
’ Mother tho <! or; of Hope uro yet open, orfor
ver closed ui all ft them.
manhood perfectly restored.
Quick. painless and certain cure lor Inipo
n*ncv, 1.0 *. Manhood, Spermatorrhoea. lessen,
’V< akin h i l N-rvous Deblllf y, nlro for Pros
tatitis. Varicocele, and all private discuses,
\ bother fin Imprudent habit t of youth or
oxm.l i.• sin nmture year-, or any cause
nit itoMin,ii ‘ the sexual functh ns, upeodlly
end pernmin ntiy cured. Coumiilallon free
and Itrlftlf < onci.lnitial. Al K>lllte CUFtS
i uaranteed lit t umble cases. No risk incurred.
diseases of women.
Fucb vn hn nfiled the skill of other physl
r'.-in i end r. , -lien. Hr. liiitchln quickly
euro* Cancers Tutu ore, Fibroid and Poly bold
<. r . vih-4, i- r , an bout the one of tho knife. No
cutting, no j nin, no danger.
Free KiiinilhMilon of th I T rln©—l-ach
p m ri applying for medical treatment should
end or brink’j to 4ounces of urine, which will
r < *iv • n cun fu! chemical and microscopical
examination.
I*IV.EH. fintitt.a anm iiectal
IIA KHs m* 1 without pain or detention
i rum ixiMnnu.
NypblM*. DMiiorrhm. lileet, Private
lttod and Skin speedily, com
| pletely and pornmDon ly cured.
\r.n\ovm DiinLiTY and sex.
I AI. HIMIKID KM yield rapidly to his
skillful trean .e.it.
Wisconsin Central
Railwav(p.
1 ASSENOER TRAINS
Between Manitowoc Leave Arrive
and Manitowoc Manitowoc
Collins. Hill H-rt June- 1 5:50 A. M. 0:45 A.M.
tion. Sherwood. Nee-V
nail, Meuasha. \ 3:4". P. M. 7:50 P.M.
Stevens Point. Marsh
fielii, Chippewa Palls.
Eau Claire, st Paul, 6:50 A. M, 7:50 P. M.
Minneapolis Hurley. |
Ironwood Bessemer. J
St. Paul. Minueapoli.. ,
Ashland. Duluth and 3:45 P M 9;45 A M
Pacific coast points. I
Oshkosh. Pond du Lac.
Milwaukee. Wauke- 3:50A.M. 0:45 A.M.
sha, Chicago ami 345 P.M. 7:50 P.M.
points East and South
All trains daily except Sunday.
VV. 11. Vanoegrikt, Agt
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
Passeng.T and ar Ferry Steamship Line,
. . . BETWEEN . . .
Manitowoc, Wis.. and Frankfort, Mich*
Where connection is made with Ann Arbor
R. R. trains for all points in Michigan,
the South anJ ast.
mTVV. FRAFKFORT AND MANITOWOC
Leave Manitowoc daily, except Monday!!: in a in
FROM KEWAUNEE TO MANITOWOC.
Lv. Kewaunee Tues., Thorn.and Katur. . r > a in
Ar. Manitowoc Tues.. Thum. and Katur. 8 a in
CoNDENHKO SCHEDULE ' ANS AliBOI! RAILROAD
Trains.
Train No. 4. Train No. 8
Leave Frankfurt 10:10am T:Bnpm
Arrive Cadillac 12:5') p in in: 15 p m
Ann Arbor 8:85 |) in 11:30 a in
Toledo 10:00 pm 1:00 pm
ArriveTravcrseCity via Fere Marqutte Rail
road 12:40 pm 8:1(1 pm
Arrive Detroit via Oral I Trunk Kail" nv
0:2(1 p m 11:50 am.
E. s. nUhD, Aoknt.
Manitowoc Wis
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Floats l eave Manitowoc
For Sheboygan. Milwaukee Ratine
and Chicago daily, except Friday and
Sunday at (! p. m.
For Kewaunee and Algoma Friday and
Sunday at 4 p. m.
For Sturgeon Bay canal Sunday at
4 p. in.
< tflice :;nd docks foot of sth strep
C. F. Canright, Agent.
A REPUTATION
has two uses; it may be lived up
on or lived up to.
Buerstatte’s
Drug Store
has a reputation that has been
lived up to and constantly im
proved for 2d years. We give
you the best of service,—prompt
reliable, and in every way satis
factory. All we ask is a trial.
F. C. BUERSTATTE,
Pharmacist.
Eighth and Jay Sts Manitowoc, Wis.
Sections
and Guards.
Look over > our mower or
binder and if you need sec
tions and guards
ORDER THEM NOW.
You will then receive them
early and have ample time
to put the machines in re
pair before the haying sea
son opens.
Section* each.. DC
The Peoples Savings Bank.
P G. 01 P. Prop
Manitowoc. Wisconsin.
Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH BOUND
. .... No. 3 No. 1 No. 5 No. 17 No. 11 No. 51
e,eave C hicago 7 (IP am 11 Ho am Son urn
Leave i\lilwauk,*e T 00 a m 6 55am 150 pm T 30 p m
Leave Cleveland 6 11am 13 16 pm 3.54 pm 541 am 13 42 pm
Leave Newton 6 30am 13 27 pm 403 pm 553 am 1350 pm
Leave Manitowoc 637 a m 12 45p m 4 20p m 620a m 654 p m 2 60sui
Leave Branch 46 a m 4 33 p m 0 30 a m 3 3.5 p m
Leave Pine Grove 4 39pm
Leave Cato 9 39am 443 pm 647 am 3Popm
L> ave Grimms lore am 4 46 p m 0 51am 3 35 cm
Leave Reedsville 1008 am 4 55pm 6 50am 400 pm
Arrive Appleton Jet 1113 am OIL pm 8 15am 1133 pm
Arrive
Arrive Ashland 5 30 p m 7 45 a m
No. 49, Sunday only, leaves Milwaukeeo:4o A. M. Arrives al Manitowoc 10:40 A. M.
I'rain No II daily; trains No.'s 1,3 IT and 51 daily except Sunday. Trains No.'s3, 5, 11 and
1. making connections at Appleton Jet. for north and south. No.'s 5 and IT making connections
at .Marshfield for St. Paul and Minneapolis and the northwest. Trains No.'sll and 1. making con
necti ms at Ashland for Duluth, tb * Superiors and the west,
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
r ...... No 2 No 4 No 10 No 14 No 16 No 50
Leave Reedsville AJe p m 741 a m 12 22 p m 93Ua ro
Leave Grimms 533 pm 7*46 a m 13 37 pm 10U3am
Leave Cato 5 27pm 7 51am 13 33 p m 1015 a m
Leave line Grove 7 53am 13 34 pm
Leave Branch 534 pm 7 59am 13 40 pm 1035 am
Leave Manitowoc 5 51pm 456 an. 816a in 113 p m 405 pm 1135 am
Leave Newton. 6 04pm 830 am 127 pm 425 pm 12 27 pm
Leave Cleveland 614 p m 839 a m 137 p m 435 p m 13 43 p m
An ivc Milwaukee °|opm Too ain 10 55 ain 350 pm 640 pm
Arriv ■ Chicago.. 7 80 a m U3oam 115 pm 615 pm 930 pm
t rain Ntj. 4 daily. No. s3, 10, 14, 16 and 60 daily except Sunday, all trains making connections
at Milwaukee and Chicago for cast, south and west.
TWO RIVERS TRAINS
Leave Manitou is-6 45 a m 10,30 am 430 p m | Leave Two Rivers. .7 40 a m 1310 pm 515pn<
Arrive Two Rivers i lo a m 10 50 am 450 p m | Arrive Manitowoc. .8 00 a m 13 35 pm 5 40pm
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PRACTICE limited to Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. Office hours. 9t012 a m 1 to 4 n m
and 7toß p. in. ( iffice over Mendlik A Mulhollund s. N Bth street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
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South Bth street, opposite Williams House Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
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A
THE
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For full Information concerning Route and Rates, write
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