The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], May 30, 1901, Image 8

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ALL OVER HANITOWOC COUNTY,
CENTERVILLE
On Thursday, May HO, Miss Lena
Sbulte leaves here fur an extended trip
through Europe. On her way to New
York she expects to make short stops at
Milwaukee Chicago and take in the
Exposition at Buffalo. At New Vork
she intends to stay a few days and take
the steamer about June. After visiting
the home of her parents at VV estphalia
she intends visiting the important and
interesting places of Europe, including
Paris. Berlin. Switzerland, Site has not
determined how long she will he away
and mav decide to continue the trip and
and complete the journey around the
world. Miss Schulte has had quite nu
experience in travelling. Last year she
made a trip through < 'alifornia and the
Western Slates.
The Centerville (fermania band turn
ed out last Sunday evening prominad
ing to the Schulte home, where they
■eranaded Miss Lena prim to her trip
to Europe. A large numlier of her
Centerville friends j lined the circle and
a most enjoyable time was had in h •
strnmental and vocal entertaining and
as the guests retired at a late hour all
wished Mis-, Shultc a ph-asant and pro
perous voyage and a desire for her sab*
return to meet again This night will
will long lie remembered not only by
those that joined the party but by the
surrounding lovers of music as for mil' s
it was heard through the silent night
Wm. Boermke moved Tuesday into
the house that used to he the old home
some years ago. He Im lately sold his
saloon to lingo Schurrer
La“t Saturday evening a number of
people gathered at the home of Mr. aid
Mrs. ( has Leonhardt to help them
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary < f
their wedding
Jos, Prowirisky made a trip to Mani
towoc Sunday. Asa result heis a little
indisposed. The trouble is in the cnee)
however, not in the heart.
Miss Anna Kestly visited at Manito
woc a few days this week.
.Miss Ida Kotin made a short visit at
her home here last, week on her wav
bock to Milwaukee from ( hilton win te
she had lieen to attend the funeral of a
relative She expects to return home
soon.
Emil Gart/.ke of (lartzke Bros . Brew
Cos i expected to return Wednesday
from Milwaukee where he has been for
the past four months taking a course in
a brewers'school. Now for something
extra fine.
Keune Bros , shipped a carload of flour
to Cleveland, *) Tuesday.
Strutt man n Bros, have been selling a
large number of carriage- and top-hug
gies lately.
The new barn of Mike Krause raise I
last week, is rapidly nearing completion.
Decoration Day will lie quietly olisen
ed here. The graves of the soldiers will
lie decorated by the surviving veteran
The village school will close on Thnrs
day. June i; The pupils will carry out
a programme of recitations in the -after
no hi Parents should attend and in that
way show the teacher and pupils the in
terest which they certainly do feel in the
welfare of their school
The Centerville hoys played hall In In
Sunday, the first time for the seasi n !
They played the Cleveland nine and
easily debated them, but there Went
sore joints the next day.
And now our burlier is out on a strike
Tue young men had better try to rein b
some agreement with him for the season
of picnics is at hand and his services
will be found indispensable
A ti'-w bridge is to be built across tie-
Centerville creek near the lake. A col
tract for an iron bridge hits been mad
with tin- Wisconsin Iron and Bridge Cos
of Milwaukee We nope the board, in
determining upon the kind of bridge,
did not forget the future den-lopim-ntof
our village and tin possibility of n bar j
lior.
Congratulations Will, on the honornf
lieing godfather
WHIT I-LAW.
I(ev Mie k spent Monday and Tuesday
in ( link- Mills
A nutubei from lure attended the
Fushel and St-ge] wedding at Liberty
Miss Clara Vogel returned to Munito
woe after . pending a lev. weeks with i
hi r pu.ents here
Tue Whiteluw band fern shed music j
at th< diit.ee ;rt lb t* Monday even Dg. I
Miss Nell Lunghlin closeil -choid on
Friday with a picnic < iwing to the
Weather the picnic whten W.e be held
in Koepj s drove was he and at the school
grounds hut despite a’l uno.venience
ft large crowd attended. A well pre
pared programme was rendered, thepriu
cipal feature of which w i- an address
by Vitus Wiegert
CATO.
W Murphy sjs nt a few days in Mani
tOWOC this Week.
Mi> Dr <) ('oiiin ll and Miss Mary
Wei derman made a trip to Manitowoc
la-1 Tuesday.
Dr I M Cory and wife of Kellners-
Mile Visited our village tills Week
The ilaiice given m the Social club
tall la-t Friday night was a success in
•rv*-n way over eighty couples partici
paling
Mr* Hamm of < ir.-eiileaf is a guest at
the home of Henry Davis.
Mrs. S. Wright of Chicago is -visiting
here with her nephew. Gene Harris.
Mr. Langston of Lansing, Mich., also
visits '.v-ith Mr Harris.
Johnie Morrisey of Maple Grove pass
ed through our burg Tuesday
Miss Etta Soper of this place and Ed
ward Erickson of ClarksMills were unit
ed in marriage here Wednesday at the
Presbyterian church.
Dr. G A. Gehbe visited at Cato one
day last week. I)■ Gehbe is a graduate
ot tar- Chicago Dental college, and is
temporarily located at his home in
Clarks Mills where he enjoys quite a
practice.
OSfIAN.
Miss Lizzie Peppard who has lieen
teaching at Ncwtun closed a successful
term of school lust Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. John Gallagher of
Manitowoc sjient Monday with relative
John Conway and Agnes McCarty
who have been visiting relatives in
Meeme returned to Green Bay on Sat
urday last.
Mr. Heyde ami Mrs. Schulte of New
btrrg were the gusts of Rev. ,T. E. Heyde
the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs, Anton Karnofsky of
Manitowoc attended the dance at < Isinan
last Friday.
ROSECRANS.
The Peiitieost dance given by M K\i- i
tek and son was well nttei ded.
Willie Zeinan and F. W. Zeiimn are
visiting tin- village ijuite often. Tin*
reason is well known.
N. S Keenan while-awing wood for
J /ennui was very much disappointed
when he discovered that tire Ilium! -r
and lightning had struck his saw and
damaged it to the extent of •■"tSo.llO.
F. M Herald of Rief was in our town
last week on husim-s. He also visited
friends.
Mark J Hanna is busy trading bi
cycle- He traded alxiiit four wheels
since Sunday.
< >nr village girls are now afraid to go
out nights. They say there are tramps
around.
Iv .1 Zeman and partner attendeil |
Kvitek s dance and rejuirt a good time, ,
Since John Fagan learned to ride his
new wheel is seen at the Corners quite
often.
sr wlndll.
< >nr tailor ('ai l Bergner has retnrm '1
from California. His health seems to
l>e better He is willing, however, to
j ell his store with all his goods,ami (la n
return hai k to ('alifornia with his fai .-
ily because it better suit his health.
John Klein celebrated his J. ml birth
day. Twenty one of his friends an !
neighbors took part in it. They drank
two kegs of beer, and at Id o'clock had
a nice supper.
< )ur well known mason Albert Nennig
is crowded with work. ll*- i.-t looking
for three or four good stone mason* who
can work for the whole summer.
Lust Saturday u hi*? erowil snrprizi I
Miss Mary S*-lmiilt Frank Anal* a
cousin of Miss M. Schmidt who w irk
ing in Slmhoyg 01 a, ■ > eatert lined the
party and brought along many friend-,
they all enjoye<l tln-msi-Ivs well ;m<l |
had a good I line
Joint Fox who has hceii in a hospital
at Sheboygan hue returned home with
(food health.
(inst Zill and hi* daughter Alice were
pleasantly surprised last Sunday the oc
casion Iwing their birthday All had a.
good time.
Alfred, a son of Pominic Wagner
while playing with other children fell
from a small wagon and broke his arm
(iKI'IMS.
Prank Kratclm ol Manitowoc repaired
local telephones hero VV- dm -day
Mich It* nshaovel and t ieo. < losz drove
to i k|o Sunday.
It lli'own of < tshkush made the
hoy- happy I hnrsday hy his presents.
Itaschall team being organized here
la ' week with Paul (dosz as captain and
n mager Trot out your nines now. |
<'ra ker.jiM'k may have a goisl start in
p-etre tint his riddles are chestnuts.
Miss Mute Ila and < ora Pro- h of Way ,
HUMPHREYS 7
Witch Hazel Oil
tin: ointment.
Uik3 Application Gives Relief.
It cures Piles or Hemorrhoids Fxternal
or Internal, Itlind or Bleeding, Iti king or
Burning, 1 insures and 1 itulu. Relict im
mediate- cure certain.
It cures Burns and Scalds. The relief
Instant.
It cun • Inflamed or Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipple*. Invaluable.
It iurc Palt Rheum, Tetters, Scurfy
l.rnptions, Chapped Hands, Fever Blisters,
Sore Ups 01 Nostrils. Corns, Bunions,
Sore and ( luted feet. Stings of insects.
Mosquito Bit' -and Sunburns.
Throe Hizcm, 25c., BOe. and SI.OO
Hold Oy Druggists, or sent pfe-pid on r eceipt of pries.
HUMPHREYS’ MED. CO., e
Cur. W 111 tain A John Hl*. !\E\X tOUh,
side art* visiting with Mr-. Hay Frosch i
this week.
Matt, and Michael Benshaovel have i
purchased a driving horse with full out- |
tit from Kay Frosch.
Messrs Spioke and Schmidt of Maui ,
to woe have taken the contract to paint
buildings for John Hayden. John
wants to lie up-to-date.
John Halron has returned from Ash
land Thursday and again departed for
Kaukauna Monday to work as night
operator.
Sunday night an old ban. of Win.
Kirby was set on tire, cause unknown.
I Loss Jfjno, No insurance.
| Adolf Haese speeded his horse to
Manitowoc Monday.
Dennis Healy of Manitowoc passe 1
through our berg Monday.
Anyone wishing a few points in hors -.
! manship better engage Tlios. Kirby 1> r
i tutor.
J. Klnck and Miss Katie O'Brien have
returned to Chicago Thursday after a
week s visit v ith relatives.
Grimms was well represented at ti e
Cato social hall Friday. All had a
jolly time.
Kay Frosch was a Manitowoc caller
Saturday.
KELLNERSVILLE.
Anton Haniernik of Manitowoc is now
canvassing this country. He is travel- j
ingforlhe McCormick Harvesting Cos
Emil Kadey was at Manitowoc on
Saturday.
A large party of young folks from
this vicinity attended the celelebratioii
at Mishicot last,Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I Gressel of Algonia are |
visiting with their daughter Mrs. Jl. j
Kellner.
J. C. Kellner attended the fair at j
Kellnersville lust Monday.
The fair ‘it Kellnersville was largely
attended hist Monday.
Get your mowers now from M. Ki li
ner & Sons. They just received a car
load.
REEUSVILLE.
T. If. Meany was a Manitowoc call r
, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, John Will of Sheboygan
spent part of their honeymoon here , s
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bt-r
maim.
r I here wasa special meeting of tl -
village council Friday evening.
Miss Hannah Schwartz, John Conno:-
Will Coon* y and Erwin Cary took r >
[the examination at Manitowoc Sa:
| urday.
; Miss la-ola spent Saturday and Su..-
day with relatives at Manitowoc.
Ben Ford took in the dance tit Cat )
Friday evening.
The dance at Beck's Saturday even
ing was well attended.
John Duggan will move hen- in a
short while and then will commence
building the mill.
A few people from here attended th -
dance at Kubah- s Mo-way evening.
James Meany w-s at Manitowo ■ Fri
day on busim ss.
H F. Schultz our accommodating
store keeper has a full line of fine sum
mer hats.
Many of the Reedsvilliles feel disap
pointed since Manitowoc wi.s selected
to have the training school instead of
our village. We may have it u -\t if
it is not a success at Manitowoc.
TISCH MU.I S.
After long and careful consideration,,
Wenzel Vanda decided to get married
Miss A llolec is the chosen one. The
scril** joins in the congratulations.
Mr Voracek and Miss Sipple will
likewise do the act elegant.
Miss Annie Schleis is home from Chi
cago.
Many were at Mishicot helping to
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
KUncy Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
pap is is sure to know of the wonderful
, g •>* Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
8 the great kidney, liver
L ,J J'A a r>d bladder remedy.
*1 Ji’ / I* is the groat medl
. OV p N ra ! triumph of the nine
■ 'CI \ 1 teenth century: ais-
t — L\_ 1 1 covered after years of
f / h s- tcntific research by
j if" 1 Dr. Kilmer, tho erni
_ nent kidney and blad-
der specialist, and is
v, ndrrfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
ble an 1 bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Swamp-Root
ommended for everything but if you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
just the remedy you need, it has been tested
In so many ways. In hospital work, tn private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase, relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
■ ample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Wh-n writing mention reading this generous
o(f-r In this paper and f' V"C_
s-:il your address to lltC!?P=a.
L r. Kilmer & : if
h*mton, N. Y. The
regular fitly cent and
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
celebrate D *coration day.
Jos. Zahorik was painfully injured
while sawing wood.
Wenzel Schauer raised his new house
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cisler of Pilson saw us
Sunday.
Miss Emma Eggert's closed school
last week after a very successful year s
work. Sle will leave for Chicago in the
near future.
Cement walk is now a credit to the
community.
The party at H. Pentzien's was a suc
cess in every respect.
(iREENSTREET.
Pauline and Ernest Kotick were at
| Mishicot last Sunday to witness the
Memorial Day exercises.
The engagment of Martin Kviteh and
Anna Albrecht has been made public.
The work on the roads has commenc
ed and some good work is being done.
The Greenstreet Entertainment club
; will assist in the Memorial day exercis
j es at the Mirabel (laves hotel, today.
TAUS.
Miss Annie Boehm of Seymour, Wis..
is visiting a her uncle Max Boehm.
Elmer Srlm ter of Manitowc attended
the school picnic.
Some Tan- < vs are t ruing into pro
fessional bronco trainers.
J. F. Engelhrecht is around selling
machinery.
ZANDER.
Mrs. J. Lunmeh from Antigo has come
to spend the remainder of her days with
her daughter Mrs. Frank Spivacek.
The dance here Monday evening was
well attended and all reported a good
time was had.
F. SpevHc k returned from Antigo
Monday.
James Holly received another
load of huggie- last Saturday.
Frank Kerck is building an ad
dition to his granary It seems last years
crop was to large for the old building.
Our teacher Miss E. Banqniot took a
trip to town Sal unlay.
F. Dedwill will have a shingle bee on
his barn some time in the near future.
A large number of our young people
celebrated decoration day at Mishicot
la.-t Sunday.
Zander i- to have a camp of Modern
Woodmen
(’has. Kehhein is building an addition
to his house
The frame work on the house of Mr.
1 lolly is m arly finished.
CLARKS MILLS.
I The welding of Miss Lena Tn shell of
Libert , -and George Seigl took place
on Monday.
Mrs. Frctner and family of Milwau
kee tin-the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Juu.
Miller.
Joe Srauske and Jno. Halleran of
Grinmis spent -Sunday at Chirks Mills.
The Rev. Mr. Mack of Whiielaw and
the Rev Mr. Cipion of Reedsville as
sisted the Rev. Mr. Ulhvich mi Monday
and Tuesday.
Tin- wedding dance at Licsts, Wed
nesday was largely attended.
The marriage of Miss Etta Sopeu of
('ato it nil Ed. Erickson of this place took
place -in Wednesday at Cato
A large number of people from hero
attended the celebration at \ alders on
Memorial Day.
Mi— Ida Olson returned borne on Sat
urday after an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Manitowoc- and
Sheboygan.
Hugh Savage and Bill Mtmhall of
('ato were seen here Sunday.
Tin- Rev. Mr Alfsou of .Terpen con
ducted services on Sunday.
COOPER STOW N.
John Endress has returned home from
the north. He will rim lus farm this
seasi ii
A purtv was held at August Kolmit
last Sunday.
Enmia Elmer has returned home,
from Manitowoc where sh>- has been
visiting.
A nnmlior of our young tern-hen hav,,
attended the second grade examination
111 I. NORTHKKM WISCONSIN HAH.
W \Y LANDS I Oft SA LK
Tie North Western Line has for sale
in N t hern Wisconsin, at low prices and
eus\ terms of payment, about 850,000.
of choice farm lands.
Fatly buyers will secure the advan
t; i■ of locations on the many beautiful
sti'..ins and lakes, which abound with
fi-h end furnish a never ending and most
ex.- He it water supply, both fur family
use Hiul.for stock.
Lnmi is generally well timbered, the
soil fertile and easy to cultivate, and
tin i- rapidly developing into one of the
gn nlest sheep and cattle raising regions
in tin- Northwest.
Chicago Milwaukee. St. Paul, Minne
apolis. Duluth, Supetior. Ashland and
other towns on ""The North Western
Line furnish good markets for stock
and farm produce. For further partic
ulars address: Geo. W.- Bell land com
inisioner Hudson. Wis..ort.L H. Mcßae,
Assistant General IV • eager Agent, St.
Paul Minn. juu27.
at Manitowoc last Saturday.
Miss Martha Nernz of Green Bay was
visiting her parents last week.
Charles Etzler Jr. had the pleasure
of having his school visitedby a number
of young ladies, last Monday.
Oscar Drews has been visiting at
Two Rivers.
Mr. Warnish states that he saw ice on
water last Sunday at 4 A. M.
Change of employment is as good is
rest so thinks Eddie Elmer at least.
Mr. Skwor of Melnik was seen in onr
village last Friday evening.
Mr. SchadetheGreenstreet pedagogue,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Etzler.
Claus. Fisher thinks a bicycle is a nice
thing to own.
Misses Rahr and Engelbrecht of Man
itowoc, and Mrs. Krivanek of Green Bay
visited with friends and relatives.
Our Eugene was not seen in the vil
lage. At Casco most likely.
A number of the young people of
Cooperstown attended the dance at
Zander’s last Monday evening and all
reported having an enjoyable time.
John Sestalr, of Southern Coopertown
is at work drilling a well on the prem
ises of the Cooperstown Cluese co.
The celebration at Mishicot last Sun
day was participated in by a number of
Cooperstown people.
MISHICOT.
j John Roeiner and wife spent Monday
I in <mr burg.
Mrs. Oswald of Two Rivers is visitin';.?
j with her son here.
Will Knickrehm of Rhinelander is
home for a short stay.
Mrs. J. Graas of Sturgeon Bay is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wagoner.
Attorney Chloupek has gone to Lei. a
* )couto and northern points on bnsines .
Miss Alma Wesenberg 1 ft for Chic,
go on Monday after a short stay here.
Mrs. Wm. Breummer of Two Rivers
i • visiting relatives here.
Miss Annie Schimmel entertained a
I party of her friends Saturday evening.
Emil Bantz and wife and Mrs. I'.
Rohde of Kewaunee returned horn •
Tuesday after a visit with relatives hen
Mrs, David Niquette of Sheboygan is
tho guest of friends here.
The wedding of Chas. Ringmeier an 1
Annie Benesch was solemnized at th •
('atholic church, Tuesday forenoon.
Mrs. Bruno Mueller of Manitowoc is
making a short stay with friends here.
Mrs. L. Runge is in Kewaunee for
visit.
(tus Halverson returned home Satir
day from his trip through the souther i
part of the state.
TWO RIVERS.
The schooner Little Georgia, lumbt
laden from Manitowoc, and which w. -
confined to the Pfister estate of Tv >
Creeks, five miles north of here, was
moored to the pier at Two Creeks an I
broke from her mooring and was va
ried upon the beach. The schooner was
discharging its cargo when a sudden
swift northeaster struck her and tic
pier running into the open lake offered
no protection. The crew endeavored t >
unload as much as possible when an
attempt was to have been made to se
cure anchorage in the bay. The boat
however, broke from its moorings b<
fore this could be accomj lished. Tin
captain of the vessel was Fred Knops
who with his men had a narrow escap
from drowning There is a heavy win.
and it is feared the boat will becom
a total wreck.
Farmers are looking more cheerfn.
since the recent rains.
Mrs. Or. Cadwell of Ottowa, Illinois,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Aby
The Twin River Band has recently
been provided with handsome new
uniforms.
Sebestian Bold us and wife came down
from Escanaba last Friday to visit
friends and relatives.
Ed. Niquette has a little daughter af
his home.
Lawrence Karkow had one of hi
hands badly crippled tho other day.
Chas. Schultz spent most of last weel
across the lake in Michigan pu: chasing
cordwood for his firm.
J. A. Qeimer took down his famih I
registered last Saturday and made i. '
new entry. A fine fat hoy wanted to
be listed.
Anton anil Peter Smongeske left las
Thursday for Green Bay.
Henry Mann. Jr. of Chicago was in
New and Improved Service to St
Paul and fTlnneapolis
Via the North-Western Line. To fur
ther accomodate its many patrons en
route to the "Twin Cities" from points
north of Milwaukee, the Chicago
North-Western R'y now runs a Free He
(■lining Chair Car on the evening train
Milwaukee, Via Fond du Lac, connect
ing at Appleton Jet. with train leaving
Manitowoc at 4:20 F. M., connecting
with train leaving Appleton Jet. 10:25
P. M. arriving at St. Paul and Minne
apolisVarly the next morning, and con
necting atJMerrillan with aimilary eqn
iped train for Duluth and the Snjieriors.
Like service southbound. This in addi
tion to the Pullman Sleeping Cars which
are run on the same trains daily bet ween
Foil du Lac and Minneapolis. Apply to
agents Chicago and North-Western.
SCHUETTE BROS.
== - -a. .
DERBY DAY
“Manitowoc Driving and Riding Club”
Takes place TUESDAY, JUNE 4th.
The ladies who will participate in the street par
ade and then attend the races, may want to make
special preparations for this matinee in the way of
dress, and we simply want to remind them of the
fact that our stock is in fine condition to supply any
thing; they may find themselves in need of to com
plete their stylish attire, such as Suits, Skirts,
Waists, Parasols, Millinery, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,
Hosiery, Neckwear, etc.—all of latest fashions.
the Gentlemen—
We have nobby Suits, Hats, Ties, Handkerchiefs and
Furnishing Goods of all kinds--anything to aid them
to look as “SWELL” as the approaching social event
is justified in calling for.
Of course our object was to call attention to the
matinee, but on second thought it occurred to us
that it might be well, at the same time, to remind
those interested to be prepared.
.Two Divers la-t Wednesday looking
I over the plant of the Two Rivers Manu
facturin': company, with which he is
| connected.
I C. Spretiger and August Neuman of
| of the Sonthside went toSeymour, Wis.,
last Satnrdav.
TL city is provided with two good
bands.
Win. Knickrehm of Mishicot returned
i front Rhinelander last Wednesday.
Henry Lafoud is having a now resi
dence built on the Eastside.
Jos E. Gagnon is putting iu Ids spare
- time painting signs, at which he is de
veloping c msiderable taste and skill
The Kewaunee high school base ball
team are to play will our 'high school
team on the grounds in this city next
Saturday.
Between Chicago and Davenport.
Arrangements have been made with
the Davenport, Rock Island & North
western railroad, whereby standard first
class coaches are now run between Chi
cago and Davenport and Rock Island,
leaving Chicago at 10:00 a.cm.,-arriving
in Davenport at 3:30 p. m., Rock Island ;
at 2:40 p- m. and, returning, leaving
Rock Island at 3:25 p. m., Davenport j
3:45 p. in., arriving in Chicago at M:80 [
p. m.
I
Sprinkle a little salt of economy on the j
tail of riches and they will uotliy away. |
A CAB l
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree |
to refund the money on a 50-cent lx ittle i
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it'
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also j
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove sat
sfactory or money refunded.
Chas. A. Groffman,
Henry Hinrichs.
If all a man’s weak spots were visible
you would think he had the measles.
ACM E S3O Wheel For $2.150
Comes in a beautiful shade of blue and has good tires,
best padded saddle and one piece crank hanger, in fact a
regular 538.00 bicycle but is sold at $23.50.
P. E C E CUSHION FRA£K CHAINLfSS Mak e S .
/K The Pierce bicycle, noted
\ tor ' ts eas -V ri(lin £ qualities,
if If V \\ is proving very popular as a
\V yJr A. J) tf reat number have been
sold. They come with the
new cushion frame which makes wheeling very comfortable
for both ladies and gents.
MANITOWOC CYCLE WORKS.
York Street betw Bth and yth Manitowoc, Wis
NORTHERN WISCONSIN DEVELOP-!
MEM.
That rapidly developing territorry
which occupies the northern halt of
W isconsin is not new enough to cause
the hardships and vicissitudes of fron
tier life, and not old enough to keep
away the intending 'settler on acconntj
of ezhorbitant land prices. It is in that 1,
stage of partial development which gives'
great opportunity to bring it to the high
est point of perfection and prosperity,
j Schools good roads and other improve*
| meats are going in. All that is needed,
is a small capital. Brawn and brain,,
supplemented by push and energy will
do the rest. The iron ore, marl, kaolin
and clay beds, the timber and the rich
soil,'give equal opportunity to the settl-l
er and the manufacturer. Land is cheap!
and can be purchased on easy terms.
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL KY.
offets facilities for the quick and cheaps
transpoatatiou of its products and as the;
line penetrates the very center of this
vast northern territory, choice of loca
tion is not confined to any one particu
lar locality. Interesting pamphlets and
maps fully describing this oeautiful and
rich country can be obtained by address- ,
ing,
W. H. Killen,
Land and Industrial Commissioner,
Burton Johnson, Jac. C. Pond,
G. F. A. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Colby & Abbot Bldg.. Milwaukee. Wis.
OLD SOLDIER'S EXPERIENCE.
M. M. Austin, a civil war veteran, of
Winchester, Ind.,writes: "My wife was
sick a long time in spite of good doctor’s
treatment, but was wholly cured by Dr,
King's New Life Pills, which worked
wonders for her heath. '* They always
do. Try them. Only 35c at Henry
Hinrichs.
The stroke of lightning that spares the
rod spoils thejhouse.