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NOTES OF CITY AND TOWN FOLKS
Paragraph Items of Minor Happenings of the Past Week—
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Joe Bigel entertained last week.
James Juul is night clerk at the Vic
toria.
A son of Mr. and Mrs. Tate is serious
ly ill.
George Vite and bride returned home
Friday.
W. D. McMullen of Chilton took in
the fair.
Miss Irene DeLano visited at Abrams
last week.
Jos. Willott Jr.’s son Joe spent Sun
day at home.
Miss Bessie Tilson entertained at din
ner Friday.
Miss Olgo Salak spent a few days at
Milwaukee.
Dr. Vosburg of Cooperstown was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Mary Wernecke visited at
Milwaukee Friday.
Fred Schuette was at Milwaukee on
business Friday.
After October all meat markets will be
closed Sundays.
Wm. Zander has been visiting at An
tigo the past week.
Christian Science Subject for Sept.
27, 1903, “Unreality.”
Mrs. Fiank Jones entertained a num
ber of friends at dinner Sunday.
The Misses Minnie and Emma Roeber
returned from Chicago Saturday.
The German Exchange Bank at Chil
ton has been abandoned as a bank.
Sheboygan sent a large delegation to
take in the races at the fair on Friday.
Mrs, Edward Rosenfeld, formerly
Flora Harris, is visiting her mother
here.
Harold Landreth left for California
Saturday where he will attend a mili
tary college.
The Misses Amanda Christiansen and
Rose Zander were visiting at Mishicolt
the past week.
Mrs. J. Wells accompanied by Alice
Sonstageu, returned to her home at
Antigo Saturday.
Frank Miller was at Chicago looking
over the repairs being made in the Rahr
plant at the windy city.
Mrs. Emma Holzknecht and Mrs.
Chas. Dobbert left for Sheboygan
Saturday to visit friends.
Mesdams Otto and Herman Sclmetfe
left for Sheboygan Saturday morning to
visit with friends for a week.
The last band concert of the season
was given in the north side park Sun
day and drew a large crowd.
The Misses Anita Ilinrichs and Linda
Kuuz are attending Downer college at
Milwaukee. The college opened Wed
nesday.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church gave a sociable
on Monday evening that was well
attended.
The steamer Bermuda arrived with a
cargo of coal for the Reiss Cos. Friday,
but had to go to Sheboygan, the local
docks being occupied.
The steamer Welcome owned by the
Two Rivers Transportation Cos. ran
aground at Charlevioux Mich, and will
be a total loss, there being no insurance
on her.
The accident to the street car last
week, brought the C. & N. W. claim
agent here the next day and he felt re
lieved when he saw that there were no
serious injuries.
Colorado mine owners claim they
will be able within a short time to
lay hard coal down at Chicago fcr $3.50
a ton. Let ns hope that the good news
may prove true.
In Sheboygan a hunting license was
issued to a young man instead of a
marriage license and the mistake not
discovered by the contracting parties
till all was ready foi the wedding when
the minister gave it back to the groom
with the remark of “your hunting is
over.”
Ayers
Impure blood always shows
somewhere. If the skin, then
boils, pimples, rashes. If the
nerves, then neuralgia, nerv
ousness, depression. If the
Sarsaparilla
stomach, then dyspepsia,
biliousness, loss of appetite.
Your doctor knows the
remedy, used for 60 years.
" Returning from the Cub*n wr, 1 w, ft
perfect wreck. My blood w hd, ud mr
health wee Kune. Rut n few bottle, of Ayer',
Saraaparllla completely cured me,”
if. C. Pokulxu, Scranton, r.
|I 00 ft bottle, J.C.ATIROO.,
Impure Blood
id the Sarsaparilla by keeping th
•wels regular with Ayers Pills.
Miss Laura Lueth is a Chicago visitor.
Arthur Haukohl was at Sheboygan
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Stolze is visiting in Mil
waukee.
Hattie Pasewalk is visiting friends at
Sheboygan.
Win. Hempton is employed at the
.Palace of Sweets.
L. J. Nash was at Milwaukee on
business Monday.
R. A. Taite left for a business trip to
Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Powers returned to her home
in Chicago Monday.
Charles Hacker celebrated his 47th
birthday Sunday.
Ed. Harris left for Milwaukee and
Chicago Monday.
Miss Jennie Lueps returned from a
visit with friends at Kiel.
Chas. Pinger, supervisor from the
town of Franklin is on the sick list.
Miss Bertha Wilsmau was the hostess
of a surprise party Saturday.
The Knights of Columbus enjoyed a
trolley ride Tuesday evening.
The schooners Hall and Bock brought
cargoes of slabs Tuesday to the city.
Nels Stephenson and Win. Brandt are
on a trip through northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. G. A. Alexander and daughter
left for a visit at Ludmgtou, Tuesday.
Miss Kati* Bahuson entertained a
number of friends at her home Sunday.
Louis Baumann will attend the Uni
versity this year, entering the law
school.
The schooner Dawn ran ashore at
Kewaunee Saturday being slightly
damaged.
Mrs. Mary Herzog of Milwaukee will
reside with her sou Edward in Manito
woc hereafter.
The protection piers that are being
built at Two Rivers suffered heavily
from the last storm.
An employe of Jake Wickert appropri
ated a dollar Sunday and received 30
days for the offense.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve a 10-cent lunch Thursday,
(to day) from 3 to 7 o’clock.
Dr. La Count a former Manitowoc
resident but now of Wausau was call
ing ou friends the past week.
* A hay rack party with Prof. Luehr
acting as chaffeuer was enjoyed by a
south side party Sunday.
The C. & N. W. R. R. will have its
slip ou the lake shore rebuilt, Engineer
Pitz acting as superintendent.
E. J. Scbmidtman, the Washington
street grocer, is selling out his business
poor health forcing him to retire.
Miss Grace Hamilton left for Cedar
Rapids lowa Monday to be present at
the wedding of a former schoolmate.
Wm. Kellner, a brother of Ed, Kell
ner the manager of the Williams here,
bought the Ward hotel at Clintonville.
Mrs. O. M. Saelid left Tuesday for a
two months’ visit in Denver, Col. Mr
Saelid accompanied ner as far as Chi .a.
go.
Miss Grace Chamberlain who has
been the guest of the Gehbe family re
turned to her home In Valpariso Ind.
Monday.
Manitowoc is still a country town
a herd of cattle got on DeLanos and
Markhams lawn and chewed up every
thing in sight.
Marvin Schuette, a grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Schuette was bitten by
a dog Tuesday. The child’* leg was
badly torn but Dr. Gleason expects no
evil results.
Ed Wirtz was arrested by complaint
of Wm. Hess charged with stealing
tools belonging to the Boiler Works.
Wirtz will fight the case claiming the
tools as bis property.
Carl H. Paulus is attending the meet
ing of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen for Wisconsin at Madison.
There will be considerable discussion as
to the rearrangement of the insurance
rates for the order.
Ed. SehafHand our county clerk offers
one dollar for the best answer to the
following “What is the difference be
tween Judge Anderson’s hull dog and
John McFarlane.” This offer is good
for 10 days.
Our friends in Kewaunee county are
in a rather sore predicament, the pro
prieter of the electric light plant at A1
goma has shut his plant down robing
the city in Plutos somber mantle, while
the goddess of justice must wait lie
cause the county has no court house to
try its cases in and no other place that
could be used for that purpose.
Chas. R. Karnofsky, son of Gottlieb
Karnofsky spent a few days in old
Manitowoc being his first visit here in
23 years. Mr. Karnofsky is now a res!
dent of Minneapolis but he and his
wife used to be Manitowoc children but
that was long ago. Mr. Karnofsky has
found a few changes in the town since
last ha saw it, ad while he finds it
not q lite as large as Minneapolis, he
says it has the metropolitan air about
it.
Gov. LaFollette's Speech
(Continued from Pagi One.)
A comparison of freight rates on
lumber between 13 different cities in
Wisconsin and Manitowoc with the
rates ou lumber in lowa for equal dis
tances, together with the cost per car
load of 40,000 in the two states as based
upon these rates.
Miles Cents per Cost in dol
lOOllw. laraacarl'd
Between Mani
towoc and lowe Wis. lowa Wis. lowa Wis.
Oshkosh 80 78 5.74 0.00 10.98 134 00
Stiles Jet. 115 111 6.6* 7.00 26.53 38 on
Marinette 00 87 8.03 7.50 24.08 8(M)0
Oconto 105 108 8.41 7.00 25.64 38.00
Waesau 135 133 7.07 8.50 28.28 34.00
Rhinelander ISO 177 8.00 10.00 33.00 40.00
Hurley 380 351 0.86 10.00 38,84 40.00
Jeffris 175 171 7.00 8.50 31.80 34.00
Sac du Flambeau23o 313 8.83 10.00 35,38 40.00
Pence 380 355 0.86 10.00 38.84 40.00
Gile 260 252 9.68 10.00 38.64 40.00
Marshfield 175 175 7.00 8.50 31.80 34.00
Green Bay 75 74 5.60 6.00 22,40 34.00
A comparison of Freight rates ou live
stock from Manitowoc to Milwaukee
with the rates on live slock for an equal
distance in lowa, together with the cost
per carload in the two states as based
on these rates.
Cost in dollars
Cents per per carload of
100 lbs. 30,000 lbs
Live Stock lowa Wia. lowa Wis.
Cattlo 10,30 11.00 130. TH *33.00
Calves 10.20 11.00 30.78 33.00
Hogs 10.33 15.00 30.00 45.00
Sheep 14.40 15.00 43.30 45.00
The above table means that two car
loads of hogs can be shipped to Mil
waukee for about the same price that
three carloads can be shipped in lowa
the same distaroe.
A comparison of freight rates on hay
from ?0 shipping points on the Omaha
Road to Manitowoc with the rates on
hay fur equal distances in lowa, to
gether with the cost per carload in the
two states as based on these rates.
Miles Cents per 100 lbs. Cost in Dollars per
To Carload 3(1,(01
Manitowoc
To lowa Wis. lowa Wis. lowa Mis
Euu Claire 300 354 11.31 13.00 $33.63 $30.00
Altoona ' 350 350 10.99 13.00 31.08 30.00
Fall Creek 350 343 10.09 18.00 21.98 30.00
Rosendale 240 230 10,07 13.(0 21.34 20.00
Augusta 230 230 10,35 12.50 80.70 35.00
Kempton ‘230 227 10.35 12 50 20.70 35.00
Fairchild 310 223 10,3.5 12,.50 30.70 35,00
Price 330 327 10.35 13.00 30.70 26,00
Ossec 240 236 10.67 18.(0 31.34 26.00
Slßdeman 210 337 10.07 18.00 /si. 84 *B.OO
Strum 350 245 '0.09 13.00 21.98 26.00
Columbia 210 202 9.71 13.50 19.43 25.00
Fay 300 197 9.39 13.60 18.78 35.00
Nelllsville 195 195 9.23 12.50 18.46 25.00
Aix 190 189 9.06 12.50 18,13 25.00
Grauton 190 187 9.06 12.50 18.13 25,00
Chill 186 181 H.S9 13.50 17.78 35.00
Cedarhurst 180 18" 8.72 12,50 17.44 35,00
Ebbe 180 177 8.72 12.50 17.44 35.00
Marshfield 175 172 8.55 12.50 17.10 26.00
. A comparison of the Freight Rates on
13 articles of daily use from Manitowoc
to Marshfield with the rate on like
articles for a like distance in lowa.
Kste per 100 lbs.
Commodities
lowa Wis
Agricultural implements 11,8 18.
Fruit veg tbls. green mon. 30,00 18.8 82.
Handles, broom 11.8 15,
Hide* and pelts, green,C. 10.73 13.
Leather, Miu. 30,n0n 14.04 2.
Lime H.H 10.
Meats, fresh, Min. 30,000 18.8 33.
Packing house prod. Min. 345,000 10.73 13.
Paints, white lead 10.73 13.
Paper and carpet lining 10.34 13.5
Plaster, land, Min. 30,000 8,08 8.0
Stoves,furnaces, ranges 10.73 15.0
Wooden ware, including butter, cheese or
salt boxes 14.04 17.5
Total for 13 rates 158.48 199.
Average 13.19 15.31
Per cent of excess 25.59
A comparison of Freight Rates on Hard
and Soft coal from Manitowoc to Fond
dn Lac and other places, with the rate
in lowa on like articles for a like dis
tance, together with the charges in both
states on a carload of given weight.
Cents per Weight Charges per
10(1 lbs. of carload
lowa Wis. Carload lowa Wis.
Manitowoc to Fond du Lac
Soft coal 4.25 5. 4U.(I00 17.00 30.00
Hard coal 5.8 5. 40,000
Manitowoc to Oshkosh
Soft coal 3.7 5. 40,000 U.HO 30.00
Hard coal 5,03 5. 40,000
Manitowoc to N'eenah
Soft coal 3.01 5. 40,000 1 2.04 20.00
Hard coal 4.6 5. 40,000 18.40 30.00
Manitowoc to Amherst
Soft coal 4.85 7. 40,000 19.40 28,00
Hard coal 6.6 7.5 40.(100 36,40 30.('0
Manitowoc to Stevens Point
Soft coal 5,15 7. 40,000 30,60 38.00
Hard coal 7.3 7.5 40,000 38 80 30.00
Manitowoc to Marshfield
Soft coal 5.6 7. 40,000 22.40 28.00
Hard coal 8.3 7.5 40,000
The above table in regard to coal to
be shipped from Manitowoc to Fond du
Lac or Oshkosh or Neenah is wrong the
rate being $3.75 per 100 pounds or 11.25
per carload of 30,000 pounds so being
from i to 2 cents a hundred lower than
lowa.
The ‘governor proved what we all
know that the small shippers are paying
an exorbitent rate while the big shippers
through rebates reap the benefit. But
the governor created the impression as
though the freight bill had been killed
by the senate this was not the case. The
hill was fought over in the assembly for
weeks and finally killed there. Then
the governor hut a few days before ad
journment introduced the maximum
freight rate bill which provided that
no rates could he raised higher than
they were at that date. This bill was
defeated by the senate by an over
whelming vote, the senators stating
that a matter of such importance could
not be thoroughly considered in two
days, that being all the time they had
for adjournment.
The governor is a good orator and
bis delivery hero was good and of the
Calumet
Baking
Powder
A wonderful powder of raro
merit and unrivaled strength.
sort that makes him friends of people
who often do not understand a word of
what he has said.
“Same rights to all and special prive
ledges to none” has always been a demo
cratic cry and if we will ever have a
freight bill it will come from the demo
cratic ranks and not from the corpora
tion members of the republican party.
What is Life?
In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it is under strict
law. Abase that law even slighty, pain
results. Irregular living means de
rangement of the oreans, resulting in
Constipation, Headache or Liver
trouble. Dr. King’s New Life Pills
quickly re-adjusts this. It's gentle,
yet thorough. Only 25c at Henry
Ilinrichs Drug Store.
The Manitowoc acrobat, Wm. Schulz,
who nas been out with vaudeville
troupes the past year is home for a short
visit.
Dr. Kutchln Coming
For the past six years Dr. Kutchin
has been making regular monthly visits
in Manitowoc. He has every reason to
be proud of bis record having success
fully treated hundreds of patients af
flicted with chronic disease. His pa
tients are his friends and no one can be
found who will say that in a single case
he has failed to keep his promise. The
doctor can be seen at the Hotel Wil
liams, Thursday, Oct. Ist.
Notice,
Notice is hereby given that no hunt
ting or trespassing is allowed on lands
lying between, beginning from Two
Rivers city limits north of the stree
car line to a road dividing the town of
Two Rivers and town of Manitowoc
as far as the town line. Any person
caught hunting or trespassing or mo
lesting game will be dealt with kccord
ing to law. Signed, Third WaruGun
Cluu of Two Rivers Wis. 2 w
Let us figure with you on the doors,
windows and millwork of any kind that
you contemplate buying. Our goods
are always reliable.
Manitowoc Building Supply Cos.
BOSTON STORE
BARGAINS
14 boxes Matches, 20c value 10c
25c Parlor Brooms 15c
60c Clothes Baskets 45c
75c “ “ 59c
90c “ “ 05c
50c Wash Tubs 89c
B9c “ “ 55c
85c “ “ 09c
#I.OO “ “ 83c
5 spools Kiuf<s Machine Varnish 10c
Paints in all colors—per gal 95c
15c can Varnishes 10c
50c can Varnish *. 39c
20 yds. Shelf Paper 5c
20 gal. Stone .Tars 1.80
15 gal. Stone Jars 1.35
ED. HARRIS, Prop.
No Pain! No Gas!
Owing to the large demand for our service, we have
decided to make our extension of time and make the
following prices
UNTIL OCTOBER IST
After which we will positively raise our prices.
Set of beautiful Teeth on Rubber $7.00
(fold Crowns (23 Karat) $5.00
Bridge Work or Teeth Without Plates, $5.00
Gold Fillings 1.00 up Silver Fillings 75c
Only the very best material that money can buy is
used iierc. A written guarantee for 10 years given
on all work. Teeth extracted free when plates are
ordered. All work done absolutely painless. We are
POSITIVELY here to stay. Our work is cheap in
price only. Examination free.
Boston Dental Parlors
Cor Quay —822 S. Eighth St Northwest
DR. WHITCOMB, MGR.
Open oa.m.too p, m. Open Sunday a. in. German spoken
A Steel Range With Merits
“HV :RIT ”
means a good deal when said of steel ranges, and there is a good deal
HZ of merit in our steel ranges. They are made, not for the sake of cheapness,
but for the express purpose of answering every demand for a durable handsome
range that is without faults.
SmmmaiammiSL They are made of double strength velvet pol-
DnHBSjSnHBd l ished steel which will not warp nor lose its color
They are raodernly improved so that you can do
baking with them with greater dispatch, with Ic^s
fuel and with better results than with any other
ran^es> The manufacturers guarantee this uncon-
We have the complete line of these modern steel
ranges as shown at the fair at prices you will will-
Enameled Steel Ware
We have this ware in the domestic and imported, both (Til
being handsome ware besides the most durableof its kind. w*
You should tbave a complete set of this kitchen ware for it \
is the most economical, serviceable and cleanly ware made vj? edis f
The People’s Savings Bank Store
R, <i. OLP, Prop.
MANITOWOC, - - - WISCONSIN
Homeseekers’ excursion* to tha
Northwest, West and Southwest,
and Colonist Low Rata* Wait,
Via the North-Western Line. Excur
sion tickets at greatly reduced rates are
on sale to the territory indicated above.
Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Free Reclining Chair Cars and “The
Best of Everything.” For dates of sale
and full particulars apply to Agents
Chicago & North Western R’y.
5 t Nov. 17 E. A. W.
Annie—Better doctor your health be
for applying beautifying remedies.
Rid yourself of constipation, indiges
tion, with Rocky Mountain Tea. aim
you’ll have a beautiful complexion. 85c
F. C. Buerstatte.
Very Low Rates to Denver, Colo ,
Via the the North-Western Line.
Excursion tickets will be sold Oct 4 to
h, inclusive, with very favorable return
limits, on account of annual convention
of Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Ap
' ply to Agents Chicago North-Wes
tern R’y. 4 w Oct. H
The Ideas of
Thc Equipment
of the New
''i'lie Modern and Progressive Dentist has the advantage of
the experience of others and the equipment of today.
The result is BETTER DKNISTKY than ever before
Extracted Extracted
My office has been equipped with all the new and up-to-date
dental appliances. This enables me to perform high
grade work with the least possible amount of pain and
at the lowest cost consistent with good work.
I will examine your Pay less than I
teeth and give you All charge and you get
an estimate of what * css- * ,l -' an .d
... . . Work you pay more than is
II W,U cost to P ut enough. My guar
them in a healthy Guaranteed antce really guaran
and useful condition tees.
Dr. H. A. Simon
833 South Eighth St. Opp. Williams House.
SCHOOL CCHOOL
books Jupphes
We can fill your wants in the School
Supply Line, giving you only the best
goods for the money the market pro
duces.
Chas. F. Fechter’s
SOUTH SIDE BOOK STORE.
820 South Eighth Street.
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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