The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], December 05, 1901, Image 2

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TIIICKK passed through the gates
of Fort Sheridan the other day a
man with a coal-black face and snow
white hair. His bearing was military
to a degree, notwithstanding the fact
that be limped painfully. His shoul
ders wei” well thrown back and his
head erect and carried with a prob
ably unconscious sur* of pride. The
Jimp in the gait, however, was so
marked that an observer, if Lie gave
the subject any thought at all, would
know that this negro would never run
u step in his life.
The name of this Fori Sheridan vis
itor w.is and is Ilinry Johnson, one
time of ir.mp K. Ninth I ditto Slates
cat Fry. If ctrtain of the older offi
cers and ti .isted mt n of this colored
outfit of I’ncle Sam had known that
the thought that lids limping ex-sol
dier w on Id never run again had t ntered
into an onlooker's mind, he probably
would have said: “No, Johnson nevt r
w ill run again, but if he eould have
kept up ih g:. ■ that he once -bowed
these 100-yard sprinting records that
we hear -i much of in tin- day of
uporta would be head! and by aiiof In r a.iu
Hie name of it s holder won id In lit nry
Job: on.”
In the month of November, ISTtI, a
hand of I'te Indian- > urroiint.i and a
suiai! eommand o! I'nitid States regu
lars, compo.-ed for'tin gr.aterpari of
troop K. Ninth colore I cavalry. Tin re
was for awhile the heath t kind of
light og am! at close tpiarlers. Final
ly the red retreated a lit Fe way. but
still held their cordon of braves in
tact, The temporary withdrawal for
a shon distance did not give the troops
a breathing-pi for tin y set to work
at once to entrench. They succeeded
with their horses and imp! dimenta.
and by vigorous use of the -hove! in
forming and in throwing up a fairly
strong defense bulwark. After this
ha beiii done small parti under
cuter of the rifle -of their comrade*
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wen*. < il to a c r.• *' 1 ’
ir*,ui r t.- .• -rt bn -i : ;i!. r i mi?
lilb- pit at int* rval> i u a circle about
i,■■ ■ ii
k unkn.iwn r>-.iM.r, *h ••iicircling
Im- taken bv thi* f>- without Hiu.'h at-
Utnpt a: intTfcri-mT, ju rbaph ihink
injf that a* th> had a urt- thii.|f uf it 1
an.waythc}’ la /li' ItftUT uMuck iufi-r
undrr Uarkm *" fof.ynur inn- t
&i\ jlfr ha*, hi r a %vliob'soiiu* rf jfatHi
lor lu-. "kin ori'S
Ir.To thtM 1 wfli-i'inmJ rifb- pits
j.t, j - u. rr dropped with a plt litiflll
Mippiv of ammunition and such lit tit*
wa.rr and provendfr as foiilcl !■
Thrrt- was tint* man in each
)ot. Tbej .rc alooinldy protect cl
from the front, and ilic_> wm- put
llicr*- to p. rform the usual u-. fill duty
expected win re troop* are thus he
tiered, l ilies- (lie I tes actually Kilt*-
reeded in (rettint* into tii.se j.its, (In
m.-n i tie re were -a ft i r I ban w etc 1 ho-e
bell Iu ci I ti e f Xtempori/ed fort ifiea tior.
in 111 ei nler. After the picket- had
bee n placed in t lie pit - mid I tie fa I ijftle
a.id posting parties bad returned to
the central point of define, tin In
dian* drew in. Tilt red eirete was
drawn closer and closer, and the bul
let- from the l ie rifles tor.- through
the frail parts of the burrieadi and
soldier after soldier was cither killed
or wounded.
Three tlni - the Indian!, wen* driven
off. only In return again. They had j
lost heavily, oilt Kei IUI and Inlie roll -ed to
a maddened pitch that made them
heedless of caution. For the fourth
time they were eenl hurtling back
ward. and then there nnne tin- awful
iiecee-ity of sending instruction' to
the men in the outlying pita. The
tpace between the central di fense an !
'lie outer guards was as level a, a
bowling alley. The Vn ►. when they
had withdrawn for the fourth time,
were At ill within easy range, though
they had Improvised cover for them
•elveh. It came to lx- n ijOeslion with
ihe commanding officer a- to whether
or not communication wa- possible
with the pith, lie did not in his heart
believe that any man could live to
n-aeji the first one of the guards, let
*! me make the entire cir ;u!t.
Thi captain commanding was just
about to give over all idea of attempt
ing messenger commnnica t ion heea use
of the deadly nature of the errand,
when Private Henry Johnson came up
to him, saluted and said that he would
like to volunteer to make the round
of the guards,
’•You can’t do it. Johnson,” said his
comma tiding officer, “i t's death.”
"Acs, I can, sah; I'm a sprinter.
Wlii ti they shoots at me running side
way.- 'round the ring they can't do
nothhig lint cut daylight behind my
back. I've beat everything in the regi
on i;t running and I In at everything in
nr state before I'listed.”
Th ■ result of this dialogue and some
thought on the captain's part was that
a moment afterward a blue-clad fig
ure we.- dart ing in /.ig/ag lines si raight
away from the'barricade toward the
fir.-t rifle pit. How that negro did run,
notwithstanding the fact that betook
a course like the fiijfht of a snipe when
it i- fir-t flushed. He simply tore. He
bad not gone JO yards before 100 fcalh
i red heads were seen raised and the
fae below shotting doubtless in
sin if amazement nt the sight of that
thing figure. Then rifle after rifle
-poke viciously, but Johnson, the
printer, sped on. He reached the first
pit uiiseatlied and fell into it by the
ide of the guard. There he atayid
I,.;ig i nough to “breathe” himself and
to turn over his orders, and then from
Hi, pii, jumping like a jaek-in-thi -box,
earn lii- stalwart figure. There was
ni■ him 10-t in scoring. Johnson was
away for tin next hide at the first
start. Thi- time his course was prac
leal t iilon.g the lim s of (Ire. The bul
let s marked out much of his way. but.
a- it tva- -aid behind the barricade:
“They - hat -to hold a hundred yards
alii a . of that buck to get him.”
No one thought in the strain of that
awful time to "hold a watch” on the
ii. Her-
aid ’> i \.r lias In en a doubt
, e.- *ji..i lit* world's record* lu fori*
.1 . nlui were -ina-lied. There were
i . 'li - of tin guard (it . and the race
e w.c!, inch wa- tint a repet it ion of
tin i A the Indian* pi | ;iiug awa> all
■he whi, at the de\. ied mt.-.-up.r,
w bill the soldiers, though wil.i e.'.-s
an. 1.. .• rt* >.nl> fur in. comm ,e, uid
tlicir n.*i bj \ olleys to ilivt r! un -a\-
.i.o lire, .lohnson left th. iveutli pit
t::l a '•[ tu|- the tight h. His puce
how. ii sign of ultalilig. Some of
lli, Indian-, in following Ihe circling
e .iir i of the black, had and cl in from
left ;.. r.glil a one the id re uiilf.it iu*c
of their own circle in ordi rto mark the
in.-- ng.-r's course more perfectly
. ho i I .
-till wa- a cone, nt rat ion of tire, and
.1 Tiii on, whi'. -pc. ding Ilk.* a seared
jack rabid . suddeiilj st and
... mi i.i .rill, lb- wa up again like
u fla 1 h passed, but hi tep
. tw One
I 1 1 ■ w > n' down, i hen up aga in a lid mice
, more halli; ■' \ and- owlj. for ten
Mirt , then down a- ii with Ills face
in tin ii, and th* non for ten yards
j more, this ; 11 .- on Ink hands and
i kit- and ih n he ml ed into the hist
S rifle pit.
Fiery - kn of I lie outcome of '
tfo Mi Ik IF't r Fie campaign. Him the
he!, .ipiie red men weiv rr■! ieved and of
tin march that wa- ini-o.nia to re
,iiv them. Ilvforc thus*’teen, almost
.vine if lli ii -1. would one of ttuin go
from the barracks to the sparkling
rivi r, toy went In mu-- to rifle pit
■ ii
ca rrii and him toI he wait r. Henry John
-on. colored private of troop K, had
only three hol> - in him, but hi -s print •
tog day* have been over for nearly a
quarter of a century. It is liichum
tlo- -o!di> is who saw Johnson run for
got a watch onMiim that a not he r limn
j now claims the world's sprinting rec
ird.
BinVAUD B. t’I.AIIK
Various tjiings have no affected
the prosperity- of many old (ienuan
families that on the stage of I lint
-ouutry at present arc 104 actor, of
noble blood who follow theatricals as
a means of livelihood.
■j l **
ouien talj 3vEiriiL,fcj
MANUFACTURERS OF FLOUR and FEED.
JOHN3CHUETTE Proprl-jtorl
Dr. Humphreys’
Specifics cure i v acting directly upon
(Liu disease, without etching disorder in
any oilier part of the system.
SO. CUBES. PRICES.
1— Fevers, ('onffestlons. Inflammations. ,'iii
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic,.. ,‘iS
3 Teethlna, Colic, Crylns, Wakeful ness .123
A— Diarrhea, of Children or Adulta. ,'iS
T-foiiahs. Colds, ITonchltls US
3—Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache 123
D—Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. ,123
1 0— Dyspepsia. Indlßi stlnn,Weak.stomach.‘i3
11— Suppressed or Painful Periods 123
111— Whiles, Too Profuse Periods H.J
13— Croup, Laryngitis. Hoarseness 1e.5
14— Salt Ithi'iiin. Erysipelas,Eruptions .123
18—Ithrumnllsm. Kt. 'umatlc Pains 123
10— Malaria, chills. Fever and Ague 153
10—Catarrh, Influenza. Cold in the Head .‘ls
!tO—Whooping-Cough 115
#7—KilMI Illsi'.isi's M
lift—\ervous Debility. 1.00
30 t -innry Weohness. Wetdngßed. .. .*5
77—<-ip. Hay Fever 9S
Dr Humphreys’ Manual of all Diseases at your
Druggists or Mailed E'ree.
Sold hy dr'igglsts. or sent i-n receipt of price.
Tuniohreys' Med. Cos.. Cor. William X JvLu Sts.,
.’■•w ork.
DELAY IS DANGEROUS.
Many dlwwi .> co deceptive that Ia • J: f persons have ih"m bcfcro they oven
ouspc tit They know they ore not win bn*, an p rfcitly ignnrar'. of the deadly fangs
win" I. nr ■ fasteniu ’ upon thorn, and mu ■ „ .. ■ n nr later. certain! v destroy then;, unices
l icuod by Ull l hand. AUf. i’c. i L'Jh'Z.JVI'KI) V 1 • m,v now be
i it Jtemcmocr. ever m mentof neglectti • • • luin*
curable biOfcos, when. perhaps, the most skill; ;1 r>i , 'itiun cun render you uo as-iibiauce.
The 'resent Is our ,th i future may 1 i’tK>
HTDR. KeTCHiN IS NO SYR ANGER IN THIS COUNTY.
DR.
President JUpletrood >udt,irian., tirecn E*he,
W is. Ex. 8. P. Surgeon. Late cf Haul.
tarhim nnd Remedy Cos., Colwilm, 0.
Specialist in Chronic Diseases,
WHAT DR. XUTCHIN
DOES [O.
I Dr, Kutohln malt i
! the llr.ai object of bl3
[ life to heal the a(-
lilct -il. Mi) nosond to
i; at a well-deserved
r iputatioa as a ).■ i lor
of (Its .'.s'-samong tli!
pc iple; the third, 1I
to earn a mod'. ■; com
pens vt'oa la oi and r to
ITijy ,y c in (or him
m If and family.
il 'dues all that he
mi to and oft*
times more, and when
failure does occur it
can anvays be tree and
to 0 iroleuni k, Im
prudence, or over
work on the pa-t of
the patient.
He deals candidly,
liberally and honor
obly with all alllto,
t iking advantage of
none i>3 .o condition
or circumstance.
Last, but not least,
he cutiF.a afier nil
methods but Ids have
failed.
HE CURES AFTER OTHERS FAIL
The Suoooesful end Scientific Treatment of oil Diseases ond
Woaknosßvß of PuaciM*; *o Obtain.
Tho most widely anti f.v n ibly knoun specialist ?u tUo UuiU'l States. Ills long cx
prl i • i nrirlc.iblo skill ;*nri unli*crsrl aucivss In the lirpr* ;t, i -pitulsln tbo vrorld cn
ai l . iii.. t!*Mi a)! ('IIItO.VK', NERVOUS. SKIN and 1)1 .raves upon the latest
•* ’ • tl i urin •*! j aud entitlr ; him to t!ic i ill conlidce: jof the utitiicioJ everywhere.
Q'j >. j ■ ;j \ M 1c..4 n<> sup< tior in cihu.no n au*i treating clisooM;* and deformities.
O* >* 3 1 ijTllli iU' UH at and Surgical blauiiscr, Acal?aml Chronic Catarrh, Diseases
i ] , Nose, v <i - ind Lungs, •■ . p< isi . tftrl h*' Disease, Diabetes, Kid*
i ~ Ir, Ul.- 'ih r, Chronic f i-uialo ami Sovual Diseases ; peedlly cured by treatment
f ti baa n vorfall Ilu tbouiaudi of oases that bad been pronounced beyond bops. Many
p oplr moot death ev ry > u who might have been restored to peifcct health had they
placed their cases hi ‘.an hands of experts.
c aroMC diseases.
Tii Doctor t.r it * no acute ilbtaMi. hut |
nrnk.it n < lylty f cUrom.- mid iui.tf-nUuitlbu \
Ui’ieriHiM r torfiTlVvm nphj oilier dootors and
pronmmeo 1 li.-unibic, li• most desires toaoe.
EXAMINATIONS FBEE TO ALI
WtoonovarK It Uaiown that Dr. Kutcblnlsi
rt 'ialn it ii cmu iln (nitKei # eon
mill, liliii, n. I li H not to bo vremloroO at when ,
It Is r imoiulinr u* that In (UatfiioMnic i* 11-u;i•-.
I. i iHVT n in-% sw uiioitlon. till dnsoiiCK * tin* *11!- 1
foiout dl-i * iNWi belter tlunr th' clcn con Uif.u-j
bulV'm. it hiv \v jndtTi-il uiff tor anyone t)!
it.. i (*■*.ii’i I Itr. bieclil i thmiK>(itie powerri I
have • iv;ir,' I wonder riir.Mii/ hoi iho eonnfry.
I* a lopt“ I tile folio.vlm* plan, urhleh Is |KS*
cud ir t • tlie lari/e li •♦nU-iio, nmf l n t and
no.or luii lieen :h pr.ictlee of cumfry doctor?,
vu.: li dully not •* .he syniptonis of tbo:
n.i*l<‘at, an 1 •t ” n,;in** tin* condc e>n of the In
looii o: r i 11. \!l of wlileb Ii •cm .dully record• :
In hli ruol'T tr future reimence In till** j
v. ay In n .etolol n it! ' truo nature of tiled! i
i eii j audit oaum . Wien sick poonlo consult
| i.rn h • io.i■ Htv tb m;i whether no can ouro i
i or l. dpt'rm.or vrlnthor thoy aro beyond hop*.. •
| HIS ItIPUOVHD METHODS OF THE ATM EXT I
j Arom'ld aim ul‘M*an*{ perfectly with
lb • n # t ddleato In*iy nr Cl !i.l; do not r*"lu”n
Mir. ’ : i; •vu n ' u"d while .t work, and ylve
ten u u >*t po.ilhl bei . lit In tlie pin if lost
[MMiild ' tin**, i ii on can consult liltu or
Ith is 1 i they otiooss
jlmo r tic wlol >f” ■* rwiulrud tr tho euro,
J winner i •/ar!to* r ero they mey be, .imi wllln
I ouloxti teiiarao. ’-um rendering tho trooimont
IUN ne “dulund iatlcfuelory m tlnniah thoy
I koi *li. in i next <1 ior to e * ■*i other
I IVn.m • nnnl* MlfuHy treated by laaornnt
I protend.'ro wl< keep trlillmi with them reuch
I utter monfb .clelng pilPonnui and tnjurl u*
I compound -, ' i iiiM call and **" the |).wtir.
I fIPITI.ri T IKfit Cn ili'. Shin DI- shcs
I M • IMtni-ie . ■ T'.imia. It: ■ *dT: lut i. Iv .otnn,
Ii *r. I*ll i . I*i • a*.** of Women tjc.ilckly
I r r. I I’.Mcim ontl> *'upml by the latest approved
I tre.itn mt ui* pumuvHl by b actin' speotubtts of
I America and Europe
th-unll-d 'i vi > irr UHlmn o v.-lth Invr'lUl ts.i it All letters with stumps In
I'l't i il 'i. t full and I < examined mid at i 1 1< l in the cause ol your disease,
and it it can m-our-d Tlc Worms removed In Iron) three 10 live hours without
.it irvutlon Th remedies tor the whole course of Lrnulmont are {mulshed Iron) the
Omen or .u the Instltuto, all at once or by the month.
consultation, examination and advice free to all at the
Williams House, Thursday, Dec. 26
Rvery l : ur Weeks Thereafter.
Office hours fro n9a. in t 9p. in.
Capital SIOO,OOO
Surplus SIO,OOO
JOHN SCHUETTE, President.
LOCK BCHUETTE. Cashier.
ED. BCHUETTE AssistantCitthlef
* Open from !• to 3 o’clock.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds ol
food. It gives instant relief and never
fails to cure, it allows you to eat al.
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs cun take 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 F,. ■' OkWitt &( n., Cblrago
Thell.b'Ulecontainsisfi timestheSOc. size.
If any scalping is to be done, the rail- j
ro ids want to do it themselves, and long .
p ■ ictice has certainly qualtied them for I
! WHAT DH. KUCHIN
• DOES N3T 00.
| Be di k cot fright*
< n people Intonoctor
lug by bolding up a
plea of a speedy death
l fere their eyes. He
| lias not urge the tub
|to tube treatment
1 ' lien ht knows them
(to he Incurable Nc!-
I U;er docs he by false
pretenses uold tie
I . id: under Uls care
, i ' nth alter month
■ idle doing them no
i od
He does not per
suade htip'.ss m
cttraMoa to doctor
i tit the last month of
; their lives, orpivc up
Ith' lr last dime for
I medicine.
I He does not take
patients under a so
called falscßuarcntce
in tending to charge
I ouly for meulcine and
‘taking whatever
amount he can get,
or malt-, the obje ct of
‘ hla life tocstortmon-
I ey Irom the Blclt.
!.*1 TST BISfOTI.RUS AND IMPROVEMENTS.
Ifr. lintchlr has received tbo no*t np
f(><?(’( 1 Inmrir uon In Analytical cud Micro
111 • •i! i;xnn;i''atl<is of the L’.ioud, Urine,
■t< . 'v!ii :b i! <-w eonalddrt'dindispensableto
- -unroot dlafri.rtd* In Lin ny dlranop There
■to i any dliea > v.hn liph> dclanstn common
totlea and 11 1 l u ualky trot! and are, tin rd*
<m*iMoiu inquired \: tli net oflr.nry and cost
ly ouf.ilt to v\. mine correctly, or treat with sue*
I 1 a tin of Oft would do well to
ill at i.co . nrj ifjrn their true condition, end
un •! I;* i tim i , if ) lean? urn yet open, or for
ever closed ujab tfclliornr
MANHOOD PERFECTLY BE STORED.
Quirk. mitniv*i ami certain euro lor Impo
licy, I*ohl Mni>hi ri. Spermatorrhoea. Losses,
Workman ami N-imma UeMllty. nlrofor Pros
tatitis Varicm i |r. mid all private dlmnses,
r/hr-Mior from Imprudent habit . of youth or
(>xu. I oxccftPOßln i alum years, or any : r. use
[ tunt del liirateM *li -cxual function*, speedily
| find p.*rnian*F’Vy curii!. C'oiimiillii( Son I’rec
■ umi • (dtiil !cniial. Absolute cures
I i.”jarinl©fHl In cm aMe ease*. No risk incurred.
MSVASTS OF WOMBN.
Such ns hes bafilrd the rkIII of other physi
cians pm! le medics Iti . KtsCelitn quickly
(Miron, vanerrs, Turn rs. ribmid and Polybold
,Jr nth* ' i—et i\ Ulio. f : ).-• use of *ho knife. No
cult liik. nopoln, nodangi i
Free lx stmt mi (ton of the Urine-'Each
P rs n applying lor medical treatment should
Mini up I ring 3to Ipuott • "f urine, which will
receive a careful chemical and microscopical
examination.
PIIFA FISTRLi ANT RECTAL
I ht I US cured r till.>ut pain or detention
from bu*ltnMß.
WyphVn, tinrrhea, <ileet, Private
and Ski- jlhoa'ON speodlly, com*
plotel) and permanen ly cured.
I MJBI’OFH m UPLSTY AXD HEX
-1 \K. DlMliiirMlA yield ropldly to hla
| skintul treatment.
Wisconsin O:\tr\l
Railway©.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Between Manitowoc Leave Arrive
and Manitowoc Manitowoc
l ollfns. Hilbert June- 1 5:50 A. M. 9:45 A, M.
j tlon, Sherwood. Nee-.- v
nah. Menasha. ) 2:45 P.M. 7;30P. M.
I Stevens Point. Marsh- ]
j field, < 'hippewa Falls.
Eau Claire, st. Paul. 5:50 A. M T:3OP. M
, Minneapolis Hurley,
j Ironwood Bessemer. )
St Paul, Minneapoli:.
Ashland. Duluth and- 2:45 P. M 9:43 A. M.
Pacific coast points i
Oshkosli. Fonddu Lac,')
Milwaukee, Wauke- 5:50 A.M. 9:45 A.M.
sha Chicago and 2:45 P. M T:3nP.M.
jioints East and South
Ail trains daily except Sunday.
W. H. VANDEGHIFT. Agt
ANN ARBOR RAILROAD
Passenger and ar Ferry Steamship Line,
. . BETWEEN . . .
Manitowoc, Mis., and Frankfort, Mich-
Where connection is made with Ann Arbor
K. R. trains for all points in Michigan,
the South and asl.
BETW, FRAFKFORT AND MANITOWOC
Leave Manitowoc daily, except Monday 9:80a m
FROM KEWACNEE TO MANITOWOC.
Lv. Kewaunee Tucs . Thurs.and Satur. 5 a in
Ar. Manitowoc Tues., Thui's. and Satur. 8 a in
Condensed Schepcle ' Ann Arboh Railroad
Trains.
Train No. 4. Train No, 8
Leave Frankfort 1010 am T:3opm
Arrive Cadillac 12.55 pm lihl.ijim
Ann Arbor B:Bspm lldtoam
Toledo IndlOpm 1:00pm
Arrive Traverse City via Here MarquCe Rail
road 12:40 pm 9:10 pm
Arrive Detroit via Grand Trunk Railway
9:20 pm 11:811 a tn,
E S. LORD. Aoe>t
Manitowoc Wis
SIMMER TIME TABH..
To Milwaukee $1.75
Berth included.
To Chicago $4.00
Meals and berth included.
Leave Manitowoc, 0:00 P. M. except
Saturday and Sunday. Sundays at 7:30
A. M
To Kewaunee, Algoma. Sturgeon Bay
and Green Bay ports Thursday. Satur
day and Sunday at 7:00 P. M.Jand Wed
nesday at 1:00 P. 31.
Office and docks foot of sth stree
C. F. Canright, Agent.
Our Showing'
Hair Brushes.
is a delight to the wise buyer.
We have probably the largest
stock m the city of high priced
brushes, that is, brushes, that
cost from one dollar to three dol- 1
lars apiece. These are the genu
ine ebony, mahogany, santander
and foxwood brushes with finest
quality of bristles.
But we have the cheaper
brushes also, from 25c apiece up
F.C.BUERSTATTE,
THE DRUGGIST.
Eitrhth and Jay Sts Manitowoc, Wis.
/"% m y fft A practical
/ * I ' r I of
■ lil SIGN and
I W I Painting
V I I ■ gold and silver
I lettering, bronz
jng carr i a g e and
landscape paint
ing, kalsomining, mixing colors, con
tracting, etc., from our Painter's Book.
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Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH BOUND
~ No.* 3 No. 1 No. 5 No. IT No. 11 tfo. 61
J,eave Chicago Jiiam 11;*,m g(Onm
Leave Milwaukee TOO am 9 55am IfiOpni T 3U p m
Leave Cleveland 9 11am 13 Hi pm 354 ptu 541 am 12<*pt*
Leave Newton 920 am 13 21 pm 403 pm 5 53am 12 56 p m
Leave Manitowoc (KIT am 12 45 pm 4 2opm 020 am 954 pm 200 pm
Leaveßranch ...,949am 4 32pm 6 38am 235 pm
Leave I’ine Grove 4 39 p m
Leave Cato 9 59am 443 pm 6*Tam 3 p m
LeaveOrimma lOIBam 449 pm 351 am 3isum
Leave Reedsville 1008 am 4 55pm 8 58am 4 00 n m
Arrive Appleton Jet 1112 am Bno pm 815 a m 1182 pm
Arrive Antigo 9 20pm 1191 am 220 am
Arrive Ashland. . . 5 20 p m 7 45 a m
No. 49. Sunday only, leaves Milwaukee 8:40 A, M. Arrives at Manitowoc iu:9> a. M.
Train No 11 daily; trains No.'s 1,3 3IT and 51 daily except Sunday. Trains No.'s3. 5, Hand
11 making connections at Appleton Jet. for north and south No.’s 5 and IT making connect on *
at Marshfield for St. Paul and Minneapolis and tjie northwest. TrainsNo.'a 11 and IT making 'on
nections at Ashland tor Duluth, the Superiors and the west, *
. SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
i .. . ... No 2 No 4 No 10 No 14 No 16 No 50
Leave Reedsville ~.... 51 pm T4la in 12 22 pm 930 am
Leave Grimms Wpiu 748 a m 12 27 p m It, "JS
Leave pfne Ht. .ve S V “ Z ?,! 8 111 P lO 10 a m
ueave rine urove 7.53 am 12 34 pm
Leave Branch 534 pm Ts9am 1291 pm in 36 am
Leave Manitowoc 551 pm 458a ra 818 am 112 p m 4 05pm 1135 am
Leave Newton 804 p m 830 a m 12T p m 4 25pm 227 p m
Leave. Cleveland 8 14pm 8 39am 13T ii m 4 3.5 o m l“ 7, S
Arrive Milwaukee 610 pm 7 00am lit 55 am 3 50pS 6 9>pS P
ArnreChicago .... ..... 7 311 am 9 30am 115 pm 815 pm 930 pni
at Milwaukee' Sund “ y ' *“ tr “ UlB makm * connectl °
TWO RIVERS TRAINS
Leave Manitowoc., 845 am 10 30 am 430 p m j Leave Two Rivers. .7 9l a m 1210 pm 615 p ra
A V' i lne W f R ln er V loam n 105 ° 8 , m <3opm I Arrive Manitowoc.. sUOam 1235 pm 59i p a
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