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Manitowoc City Business Directory
We h*T all that yon expect
to find in a first claa-np-to
date drag store
5H F. C. BUERSTATTE
Dr. Gebhe
DENTIST. Over Staehle’sStore
GEORGE BROS.
.BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY
Houtb Eighth Street.
Artistic Photographs
A. I PACKARD s^r
DR. REIM-RiED
fIVMHRN DLJSTISTKY 206 N- Eighth >t
J DUMPKE
The Old Reliable SHOE STORK
ROSINSKY & SON
FURNITURE
AND
Wt UNDERTAKING
C. H.TEGEN
ARCHITECT
Rooms 7 At n Metropolitan Bloc).
A. C. BECKER
W AIJ. I ’A|>KK. I *IC I'llHK ENLAK(.INI.
Washington Street
HEiALY & JOYCf;
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
M nnict|uil Court huiUling
C. 6 W. FRAZIER
The York Stret Fnmitor*-
Dealers and Undo ihl>> rs
N< *KTII SIDE
The Melendy Studio
Manitowoc’s Modern
I’liolograpli (ia!lerj
North Eighth Sir*-**!
THE WM. HA HR SONS COMPANY
Brewers and Bottlers
of Fine Table Ex
port Beer
J. C. HcCARTY
Confectioner
Gaaollne IOM North
Fixture* Eishtli Street
i-Vmw M Kucmcn
Palace Steam Laundry
Tel. 29-3 Corner Miiiti and ,lnv Stp •
RESfAURANT
Lunches and Meals
t ja 1 1 hours
Theo. WiHard, 817 S. Bth St.
Q E T YOUB
The Pilot PRINTING
Done at
This Office
[ It Begins To-Day ]
all -save rup Scotchman
two or three—books I II Ca John Law. A eenl
that have been pub- I CCI C C IDDI us In finance he has
llsh:J within the last Kl I *3j3 I IVr I W been handed down by
Half dozen years.— yw ■ ■ n ■ y* tradition as a swind-
Boston Tran- dUDDLL ■! * r h e ° nc );' r '^
romances doeah*ni
andi sit I sfl C 5( _the title, but Law's career
Mississippi Bubble" and so full of romantic
the 18th century men and startling Incidents
and women seem that the story Is an
genuinely flesh and esdtlng and well
blood. The book Is sustained novel.—
truth and art com- The New Era Maga
bined. —The Boston zinc.
Journal. J By L_
p L=a=u .nr l
■ NOT ONE OF OUR READERS CAN AFFORD I
TO LOSE A LINE OF THIS REMARKABLE I
HISTORICAL NOVEL I
IN WHICH THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY I
PLAYS SO IMPORTANT A PART ** * * |
Be Sure and Read the Opening Chapters in this Issue I
KRUMM, The SHOEMAN
812 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
Ck. Schlei S
R. UEK & SON.
Highest Prices Paid turn
HIDES AND PELTS
DAVIS BROS.
HACK LINE
Telephone 181-8
Franz, Schmitz & Kadow
REAL ESTATE
Fire and Accident Insurance.
Pianos, Organs, Musical Goods
and Sewing Machines.
Manitowoc Music Cos.
911 South Bth Street
(I A. FEHRS
ESTABLISHED 1860
Jeweler and Optician
LINSTEDT & CO.
4. II FIRST
MORTGAGE
|l LOANS
Green Bay House
J. J. BARTELME, Prop.
11. J. LARSON & BRO.
PLUMBERS
Commercial St.
DR. A. J. VITS
DENTIST
20S North Bth Street
Schultz, The Hatter
812 S. Bth St
Sc’nreihart Brewing Cos.
High Grade Bottle Beer.
ANDREW KESTLEY
CONFECTIONER
IceOre*m, Etc.
816 Washiaftofl St
Atlas Bowling Alleys
Billiard and Ping Pong Piiiw
C. E. W i'ae man. Prop.
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET
The F. Sixta & Sons Cos.
Wine* and High Grade Liqaoaa
C. Licbcnow 6 Son.
Jewelers and Engraven
Repairing a Specialty.
MRS. MAYBRICK
TO MI FREE
Announcement Is Made In British
Parliament
RELEASE TO COME IN JULY
Uader Special Lleea.e Her I’nnlih
util Will Be Ended, Subject to
Coadltlon. (or Tlcket-o(>
Leave Convict..
London, Feb. B. —Replying to a ques
tion in the house of commons Thursday,
Home Secretary Akers-Douglas con
firmed the reports that Mrs. Florence
May brick had been removed from Ayles
bury prison to a convalescent home,
where she will remain until summer,
when she will be allowed her freedom,
and said that she bad been granted a
license, under the penal servitude acts.
“In accordance with the wishes of the
authorities of the home and with Mrs.
Maybrlck’s own earnest desire, which
Is. I think, entitled to consideration,"
added Mr. Akers-Douglas, “1 do not pro
pose to make public any further details
as to the time or place of her release.”
To Be Ilelea.ed In Job.
It can be announced with authority
that Mrs. Maybrick Is In a home in a dis
tant part of England and under the care
of the members of a religious sister
hood. She has not been released, and
Is kept under surveillance, but to all
Intents and purposes her life now, com
pared to her existence In Aylesbury
prison, Is that of a free woman. She will
remain where she is until next July,
when her punishment will be ended un
der the special license, and she will be
allowed to go free, subject to the usual
conditions governing ticket of leave con
victs.
Action Unprecedented.
The transfer of Mrs. Maybrick from
a penal prison to a quiet country home
constitutes an almost unprecedented ac
tion on the part of the authorities. It
was due to the medlalon of Adeline
Marie, duchess of Hedford, who, as a
visitor to Aylesbury prison for many
years, has taken a keen personal Interest
In Mrs. Maybrick, and finally succeeded
In obtaining the mitigation of her pun
ishment to the extent of being allowed
to spend the last six months of her con
finement outside the prison walls. The
home office several months ago agreed
to meet the request of th duchess of Ucd
ford. although It Imposed a pledge of se
crecy. Therefore, In order to permit her
hair to grow out again and for the re
cuperation of her health, Mrs. Maybrick
was quietly transferred to this private
Institution, where, although she Is still
actually a convict under a life sentence,
she lives In a freedom that belles her
real status.
Will Be Permitted to Land,
Washington, Feb. 5. —In view of the
suggestion that has been made In the
press to the effect that Mrs, Maybrick,
when released from prison, will not be
permitted to land In the United States
on the ground that she has been a con
vict, It Is learned that that Issue prob
ably will be avoided by the simple de
vice of taking out a passport from the
United States embassy in London.
While the. doctrine Is not absolutely set
tled. the state department practice has
been to admit the right of an American
woman who has married an alien to re
gain her citizenship in America on the
death of her husband by a mere asser
tion of her desire so to do. Mrs. May
brick therefore may come into the Unit
ed States as an American citizen, and
as such would not be subject to the op
erations of the exclusion laws which
apply only to foreigners.
Victim of i‘npuniunln.
New York, Feb. 5. —Adolph Schwarz
mann. one of the founders and editor
In chief of Fuck, died Thursday of
pneumonia, after an illness of six
weeks. He was horn In Germany In
IK3K and came to this country after
learning the printer’s trade. With
Joseph Keppler he founded Fuck In
IKTti and had since been at the head of
the publication.
Vacancy Killed.
Springfield. 111., Feb. 5 —The supreme
•ourt has appointed Judge W. H. (lest,
of Kock island, to the appellate bench
of the Third district, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Judge
George W. Frown, of Wheaton. Judge
Gent was formerly a member of con
gress.
Sent to Austria.
Pittsburg, Feb. 5. —Fifteen widows
and their families, bereft by the Ches
wlck mine disaster, have been ticketed
to Flume and Trieste, Austria, by the
relief committee. In all. over 100
widows of foreigners who lost their
lives will be sent buck to Europe.
Many llulldlnii* In Anile*.
Lake Village, Ark., Feb. s.—This town
was almost totally destroyed by fire
Thursday. Twenty-two business houses,
six dwellings, the post office, Masonic
Temple and many other buildings were
destroyed. The loss Is estimated at |35,-
000, partly Insured.
Aced Minister Head,
Lawrence, Kan., Feb. s.—Rev. Amos
Dresser, a retired Congregational min
ister, died Thursday at his home near
here, aged 91 years He was one of the
first graduate* of Oberlln university, be
ing a member of the class of '33.
Rrnomlnnlrd,
Ottawa. 111., Feb 5. —The republican
congressional convention for the
Twelfth Illinois district was held in this
city Thursday. Congressman Charles
E Fuller, of Boone ( ounty, was renomi
nated by acolumatluß.
DOCTOR SECRIST
THE SPECIALIST.
Lato from the most celebrated hospi
tals and clinics of Berlin, Ger
many, and Paris, France.
Doctor Secrist will Come to
Manitowoc at the HOTEL WILLIAMS
Tuesday, Feb. 9.
And One Day Only in Every Four
Weeks Thereafter.
No Payl’ntil
Cured
New riethod Treatment in
All Chronic Diseases.
CONSULTATION SACREDLY
CONFIDENTIAL.
Examination and Advice Five.
The doctor w wonderliil powt r of ding
imsis, greatest of all gilts, enables In in
to determine the causes of obscure and
chronic ailments, and Uiappi> lemedies
which ettei t certain, speedy and (srma
i.ent cures.
X UAi examination in appropriate
cases Upon reasonable notice.
HOPE FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Many hundreds of suite refs pronounc
ed by other physicians as liojielcsslv in
curable. have been restored to health by
Dr. Secrist.
Letters of indorsement from many
prominent clergymen and hundreds of
grateful patients are on tile in his oltice.
The doctor has devoted much time
and attention in the French Hospitals to
the study of
ALL. SPECIAL, DISEASES OF MEN,
and has imported many special medi
ciues and appliances necessary lo elfeci
certain cures in the worst -ases of
Physical Weakness. Varicocele, Impo
teucy. Nervous Debility, etc.
caused by youthful errors, night losses,
general dissipation, improjier treatment
and neglect.
The doctor will forfeit #T>OO where a
cure is guaranteed and not effected.
KIDNEY and BLADDER disease
treated by new and eminently success
ful methods.
CATARRH in all its various forms;
positive, prompt and jieriuaiioiit cures
always effected.
CLUB FEET, cross eyes and all other
deformities treated with s|>ecial care
and unfailing success.
NERVOUS DISEASES, Epilepsy and
diseases of the BLOOD AND SKIN al
ways yield to the doctor's modern meth
ods of treatment.
PILES cured |K‘rmaneiitly without de
tention from business and without the
use of the knife.
LUNti TROUBLES receive careful
attention, and are always treated suc
cessfully, vAieu not too lung neglected.
DELAY IS DANGEROUS Those
who are chronically ailing should lose
no time iu consulting a special physician
whose reputation for skill is so well and
widely known.
Sjiecial attention given to
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
No unnecessary ex|Kisiire. No exam
{nation. No sacrifice of modesty.
The doctor does not publish bis pa
tieuts’ i antes except with tlieir full con
sent and approval. English, French
and German sjMiken. Address,
DR. 11. C. HEURIST,
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Address all mail to the Chicago (itTioe,
4714 Calumet Ave. Chicago. Estab
lished 18S(I.
The Wisconsin Central Railway
reaches tin- |>rin<‘i|rtl jm>inlh in VViscon
sin, olbiing I’n 11 ihh.ii Sleejiers, Free It*'
dining Chair Cars, mislern coaches mid
dining and raft* service, lietween Chi
cago, Milwaukee, Manitowis;, and St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Ashland and Du
loth, Connections are made with di
verging lines at all terminal points.
Meals served ala carle. For tickets,
sleeping car reservations and further
information apply to agents of this com
piny or wii e .las. (’, Fond Gen'l. Fuss.
Agt, Milwankeee, Wis.
Better Than (iold
“1 was trouhled for several years with
chronic indigestionjand nervous dehili
ty," writes F. .1. Green, of fjancaste-',
N. H. “No remedy hel|s*d me uni iI I
began using Klectric Billers, which did
me more goisl than all the medicines I
ever n*ed. Tiiey have also kept in
wife in excellent health for years. Sin
says Electric Bitters are just splendid
for female troubles; that, they are e
grand tonic and invigorator for weak,
run down women. No other medicine
can take its [dace in our family." Trv
them. Only 50c. Satisfaction gnaran
tee<l hy Henry Hinrichs.
The lak* l men reporbsl that the lake
was practically frozen over the lat
ter part of last week.
SHORT SPECIALS.
Hanimany’s delegation to the dene
c-atlc convention will go uninstructed.
Mrs. Maybrick has been located in the
convent of the Slaters of Epiphany at
Truro, Cornwall.
Russians realize that if Japan gains
control of the sea. she can starve the
Inhabitants of Port Arthur.
A new white house rule requires that
hereafter women shall not wear hats
and wraps at the evening receptions.
An effort will be made to punish men
responsible for alleged frauds in the
United States Shipbuilding company.
The United States has aptsdnted naval
and military attaches to Russian and
Japanese forces to observe the progress
of war.
Germany expects to profit by war
whether Russia or Japan wins. Sho
hopes to weaken the Franco-Russian
alliance and gain territory in China.
The steamship Dakota was successful
ly launched at the Groton, Conn., ship
yards, wine being used In christening de
spite the protesla of Dakota women.
Mrs. Sarah J. Lipplneotl (Grace Green
wood) has sued Harper & Bros, for $50,-
000 damages because of statements made
in a recent hook by Julian Hawthorne.
The Standard Oil company controls the
world’s supply of asbestos. It plans a
huge monopoly. The mineral will
he used for railway cars and tunnel
lining.
Tony Chlcko, an Italian, has been sen
tenced at Cleveland to life imprisonment
for killing Andrew Crouch, a street car
conductor, because the latter refused to
give him a transfer.
Joseph Chamberlain Is believed to bo
suffering in health from the strain of
his tariff campaign. He will taken two
week’s vacation and plans to Ke< p Ins
whereabouts a secret
The mystery that veils the numb rot
Miss Sarah C. Scbaft r at Bedford, li.d..
Is deeper than ever. Citizens of I lie tow u
have subscribed |1,200 to continue Iho
search tor the murderer.
George B. Warner was found guilty at
lymlsville of the murder of Pulaski
Leeds, superintendent of machinery lor
the Louisville & Nashville railroad, ami
the death penalty was voted.
BURNED AT THE STAKE.
Hob Applies Torch lo Nritni Vlunlrri-r
•ml Ilia W lf— DnU of Trnue<l>
\\ blell Coal Fight I.lii-n.
Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 8. A spiiial to
the Commercial-Appeal from is.dds
ville, Miss., says: Luther Holla rt and
his wife, negroes, were burned ai the
stake here Sunday by a mob of over I .uni)
persons, for the killing of James Ikisi
lajid, a prominent white planter, and
John Carr, a negro, on Wednesday it
the Eastland plantation two miles In.iu
this city.
The burning of Holhert and bis wife
closes a tragedy which has cost light
lives, has engaged '-’(H) men and i wo pack s
of blood hounds In a four days' chase
across four counties and has stirred this
section of Mississippi almost to frenzy.
Following are the dead:
Luther Holhert ami wife, negroes,
burned at the stake by mob.
James Plastland, white planter, killed
by Holhert.
John Carr, negro, killed by llolki rt.
John Winters, negro, Lilli <1 by East
land.
Three unknown negroes killed by
posses.
The killing of Eastland. Carr and
Winters occurred Wednesday a( Easi
land's plantation Holhert and Winters
were In Carr’s cabin when East land i n
tered and ordered Holhert to leave tin*
plantation A difficulty ensued In who a.
It Is alleged, that Holhert opened tin mi
Eastland, fatally wounded him and kill
ing Carr. Eastland ret urmd the lln and
killed Winters. When news of the
tragedy reached Dodilsville a posse was
formed and left Immediately for Ea
land's plantation. Arriving there lur
ther shooting occurred and an unknown
negro was killed Holhert and his wife,
who had donned men’s clothing, both
heavily armed, had fled.
The ehase which was begun Wednes
day morning was continued until Sat
urday night, when Holla rl aid his wife,
worn-out from (raveling ova r 100 miles
on fool, through cam-brakes and swamps,
were found asleep in a heavy Belt ol I )m
--ber three miles "asl of Sin plu rdslowu
anil captured h> a posse without a shot
being fired. The two negrm s wi re lining 111
lo Doddsvllle and Sunday nrternnim
were burned at the slake by a large mob
almost in the shadow of (lie mgro
church here. Saturday Iwo t.egroe wet •
killed by a posse near Bel/oni, Va/.00
county. One of the negroes Imre asi nk-
Ing resemblance to Holhert and was
mistaken for him by members ol I lie
posse. He was called upon lo surrender,
but Instead of doing so shows and tight. and
both negroes were shot down by po- -e
--men, as liolbcrt hud sworn In would nut
be taken alive and was known lo he
heavily armed.
Former ( biff of ( lilenit** l*llee Demi.
Chicago, Feb. 8. Former Chief of
Police Klpley died Saturday afternoon
at his home. Death was due to stout
ach trouble of long standing He had
been operated upon recently, hut the
operation was unsuccessful Joseph
Klpley was for 29 years a inenilter of
the police force and for four years
was chief of the department
Pardoned fcjr President,
Washington, Feb. B.—Senator Alger
Saturday obtained the assent of tbs
president lo the pardon of William .1.
Menders, who has served 19 years iu
the Detroit house of correction Miad
•rs, when 19 years old, was convicted of
lelng an accessory to a murder
Karl? A iljnurn men I Predicted.
Washington, Feb. 8. Predictions of
in early adjournment of congress are
numerous. May 1 or May 15 are the
favorite dates. Six approprlation bills
have already pasMd the house.
%tsiistslof ta ij W of Health.
DELAY IS DANCE3CUS
Many diseases at jso ueceptlvo that 'Hundreds of persons have chem befoto . y even
suspect It. They know they ore no; wi 11, but an perfeitly Ignotaut 01 iie-deti 1/ Tun**
which ari■ fastening upon them, and must, sooner or later, ccrt.iiulv destroy them, unless
rescued by a skillful hand. ARE 1 'OH dfTlU’l Kll ‘ our case mi y now bs
perfectly curable, but Hemrmber, every moment of n< git et brings yi u .■; r. r its in
curable siagos, when, pernaps, the most skillful physician can render won no a- e-imica
The present Is ours, the future may lio TOO LATH.
t3TDK. KUTCHIN IS NO STIIANCtH IN THIS CCUMV.
PresMonf Maplewood Sanltirlara, (Irern I ike,
Wl*. E\. S. P. Burgeon. Lste of N*nl>
Urlam and Homed j Cos.. Columbu-i, O.
Specialist in Chronic Diseases.
WHAT DR. KUTCHIN
DOES DO.
Dr. Kutchln makes
the Ursl object of his
life to heal the af
flicted. the second, to
got a well-desorvod
reputation as a healrr
Of diseases among the
people; the third, Is
to earn a modes' com
pensation In order to
property care for him
seif and family.
He does all that hi
agrees to, and oft
times more, and when
failure docs occur It
can always be traced
to carelessness, Im
prudence, or over
work on the pan of
tho pallet. .
Ho deals candidly,
liberally and honor
ably with all alike,
taking advantage of
none as .o condition
or circumstance.
Lost, but not least,
no rtuiKS after all
methods but bis have
failed.
HE CURES AFTER OTHERS FAIL.
Tha fftaftt Suosasatul and Salantlfia Txautniant of oil Dlaaasaa and
Weaknesses of Mankind Poaelbla to Obtain.
Tho most widely ami f.v<nil)ly known Hpoolallst In tho Uinn J stati-s. Ills lot- ex
perience, remarkable skill and universal success In t.io lure' a i isi ils in tkn world en
ables mm to treat all ( IIUOMI . MIUVOIJs. SKIN mid lll.lbll) Di,.,i-,s rmm tbe latoat
MWntlllc pclnclpl, a anil entitles lilni to the full conildence < i IU, ..niu-ieili virywhcre.
IIR KllinHlN I,IW1 ,IW ,u > su l >e sl l, r iu dlacuoslnp an.i treatise ill ... sand and. formulas.
Ulli nUIUIIIII Medical and Sun<leal Diseases, Acute and t'lie. i.., t'at .rrli Dlseaaaa
of the Dye, 1 lav, Nose, Tl.rout and Lungs, Dyspepsia. Urli'b'' . Dim a e, Diabetes, Kid
nny, Liver, Tlladder, Cllronio l-Vuialo and Sexual Diseases j.eidll\ .11 dby treatment
that lias never laded Iu thousands of cases that hid beei j.i ~1,. ,1 n,, 1 u-yoml ho|H: Many
people meet di itu every year who nilirut ban, been rcabm.i i., i ifect In altb bad they
placed their oases In r no hutula of experts.
CHRONIC DISEASES.
The Doctor treat* i noutf diseases. hut
makes a apodal ty of chroma and lona-standlng
dlsca-ms (’anert given u; by other doctors and
pronounced thenrahlu, he most dashes to sec
EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALI
Whenever It I* known that Hr liiiteltlnls
stopei- * at a place, crovd* g.iihei • con*
suit him, 1 litls n 11 • i ■1 iu when
It la r nuoinherod that In dl .p w - a disease
ha nav.T 11 u* a tine nlo 1 p n I •~1 me* the dll
foioutdt te* heller in . th • n k can them*
solve 1. If. I* a w aini.'i tui ,j 1i t for nnyot'o to
nosse**. and Wr. uiehlo'* dugmmtlc powers
bavo( r *:• 1 l v/ond'i fhron • liout tho country.
1 ■ li. • ■ Hot ; plan, which Im po
cull u 1 f.i • I1• lio.i|>itniH. and t* n t and
ii" - . or In 4 •> •■•e ')• pi action or country doctors,
v ; Ii • : , 1:1 \ note* the sympionis of the
pa'.l'ni, in .i o rininsthoc udition of tho In*
t*r 'll • 1 .all of which ho carefully records
In hi* r'o or tor future rdeienco In lid*
way 11 • a • •oital■-* tin’ true nature of the illc
•I and * utilise. When sick people consult
1 1 * •> Killy tell* th 'in whether lie enn cure
01 1,-* I** * uoin, or iv 1 1 j t hoc they are hey m< I hope.
ill IMPROVED METHODS OF TREATMENT
\ * mild and pleasant; acree pertecfly with
th ■ luotl and dioato Duly or ('lifld; 1• > not reduce
*treUUtli; car ho ined wldloi.t work, and give
lie, gr*iloat ponslldo heiieilt in the sliorteNt
nosslelo 11 ti*• Pullout** can consult him or
• ominnid * ite *vlt Ii 'ilia a* often as limy clmose,
hirliK the whole time reipilred for tho euro
without rega’ - 5 * whero they may he. arm with*
out extra Hiarco. *hus rerulor'iig 1)1 • treatment
an •‘•('lined satisfactory a* (bough Uiej
were living next door to eseli ether
Pori.in* (itisklOf'iiHv treated tiv U iurniU
pi-eteiul.'i-w whok*ptrliMni* with them neinlh
alter nvo-.fe, giving poisonous and liijurl a*
COSUI'OiIU'I , should call and **e the Doctor.
HIM’.IT I TIEM i rat.itrli. Mkln Diseases,
Sll *. IMi n*' . ; a of ula. I) loo* ITII I tils. l*>r.eiiia.
<’uu 01. I'll**.* no 1 Dl KUkaes of VVonu*n Slickly
I.ml r-*n in 1 ein i * ( urod Pv the late *t approved
treat? lent ‘i* nin‘**ui'il hv I* odltir sihiclhlihls of
Arierica and Kuro|o.
J f"- f'aflfv Ul)d I*ol respondent e Mil lidential. I I’ O I). to liny part 04
tie* \.l nIL <1 Stairs ( u;r spondenee \ illi Invalids hc*l*ii**! *. li< itrs with stumps In
cluded unnveml free Call and l>o examined and nt lenst 1< .or Hm'cjiuhoo your dißease v
audit it can no cured Tape Worm* removed in fmni tlm . io live hours without
starvation. The reinedies for the whole course of treatment no furnished from lb#
Office or .it, the Institute, all at onco or hy the month.
CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE TO ALL AT THE
Williams House, Thursday, Feb. 18
Ami Every Four Weeks Thereafter.
Miice bourn from i) h. hi t:> !• p. in.
LAWYERS
SKIMAVKK. SKIKAVKK & SCUM 11)1
I.AWYKUS (•(Tii , 1 In Turrlwiii'M lirtrk liliH'k >rt U
amain CiilliM'tlnUH |ir<im|itly attoixle.) to
ItltONO MIJKLLKIC,
tKHISTKIt <>K DF.KDS Notary I‘nl.llr ami I 'onveyitiii’er Money i'm*l mi reaaounbUi rate*.
Vlanltowoe, Wlwonaln.
PH SICIAINS
J. F Mill,1101,1,AM). M I)
< Mile** hnurs oto l‘J it in. I to i (< n slid 7to H p in < iftiee over Meudlik Jk Mulholland't
Store. Miinitow<**, Wiih huhlo. Telephone k -? r - l!
doctors paine: and muhbard--206 n. Eighth st.
( Mlic e Hours; | 10 to 12 a. in. ' ( Sto') a. ra.
PAIN E \2to4 p. m. 111 I,I>AKI) ,12to 2p. tn.
I'elephone: < Mlice Paine H‘)-2 riiijjs. Residence, SO-.A Hubbard —
i>i:ntists
DR. N. T. ZIQLINSKI,
DENTIST
101 South Eighth Street, Opposite Schuette’s Store,
’ ■ -
SEEGER 6 MILLER. DENTISTS
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET. MANITOWOC. WIS
Local Anaesthetics used for painless extraction of teeth.
DR. M. L. BAST,
DENTIST.
lii new parlor* William* Übvk. opposite Manitowoc Saving* Bank Eighth
ami ay Street*.
ALL DENTAL WORK GUARANTEED
Mr nitowoc, ; : : . : : Wisconata
‘WHAT DR. KUTCHIN
• DOES NOT 00.
He do< s not fright
< n people Intmiocior-
InC by bolding up a
picaof asp- edynculb
be'ore tbclT eyes. lie
loss not urge the sick
Ito take treatment
I '• l-i n le knows them
ito he Incurable Net*
I liter does be by false
I pretenses bold the
rich under his cam
month after mont u
■ iil doing them no
t <od.
He does not per
f undo l Ip l -as to
c tratilcs to doctor
out the last month of
their lives, or give up
their lost dime for
medicine.
He duos not take
patients under a so
..ailed falseguarnntea
1-rt tending lo charge
| only fur mealclneand
'taking whatever
| amount he can get.
11 -r make tlio object of
i Ids life to xtni tmon
i y from the sick.
LATEST DISCOVERIES AM) IMPROVEMENTS,
I>r. KnCrhli: Imi rncivcil the moct ap
proved instruction In Analytical and Micro
scoplcat Kiamltmilmm of the lUood. Urine,
etc., whit'll nrc now • t> laddered I iui(*|H*nsuMe tc
ii correct diagnosis in hpii.y iIIm aion. There
re many dl.-vcasi * whirl) g *|i > mum in corn in nil
. racth c ilo imi usually (rent, uml uro. (hero
fore, wililiiii prepared with nect spnry and co#t-
If outfit to x m Inc correct I>, nr t rent with sue*
ce; such cusen, therefore. would do well to
tall at nr.ee nod learn their true * < million. and
whether the and oi if 1 lopoare yet open, or for*
?er cloned , ah at them
MANHOOD PI RFEt TLV RESTORED.
Oi.lcK nntnh-s and certain euro f<*r Imho
tern y. f ora Manhood. Sp* rnuit urha a. Jesses,
W< akn |4>* and Ncttoum Ia nility, alno foi Pro#-
tat It Is Varicocele. and all private ulsensoa,
win iher fioiu Imprudet t haMt* of youth or
Heiurl ti(o>‘" ilii nmlurp yearn, or any r-mme
that dohliitate* the an Mini I unctions, speedily
and permitm 1.1 ly <nred < onsult atlon free
uud Orl'Mi Hiuti • ntlul* Absolute i:urs
guaranteed In cm a t>h> < aneH. No risk lnruri#d.
•IREASEs Ol WOMEN.
Huch an baa hath* and iik skill • f other physi
cians nnd rein* *h Dr. l.nfenln ciitrkly
cures. i linen I M .or*. Vihr* id nnd I lyhola
(Jiowtha erred •• .11 o. t i.- ni ( < of ',*• knife. No
culling, no pain. im • 1 ng* 1
Free F.aiimlriiiiliei pf the I r!nr -Kach
ta p 11 applying f 1 • ' l u .atuicnt should
ho:id or tiring *J I um -. f urine, r hlch will
receive a oitteful ch mli -I nod n.h ros* epical
oaiii'nai lon
PILFH, FINT f \ \\) ItEtTAL
I'M I Ui cured win. in or detention
from on ‘lncan.
Hyiilillik, thaton l i-a. hlrrt. Prltal#
Hlood nnd Skh r d 11 <*• speedily, com*
plotely and perm; 1 en 1* nr.u!,
M:uvot> Pt 'hij i v and
I’AI DlKtKf Ih US ye Id raptdly to ' it
skillful treutuem