The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], August 31, 1905, Image 4

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THURSDAY. AUDI T i. 10'IT
issued evert Thursday.
ADVERT IS) NQ RATES
< tne imTi per year m < >o
* hie inch one in-> rtioii >c.
Locals 5 to in,-per line
All job work pr. mjuly ami neatly done.
The Pih t is pnhl •!■'-'■ Vo Str
Subs, i ijit j. -n t! ■ ’ J ■■ I '■ ■ 1 " il!
valu e. A'hlre- all !•■ r- and < "in
mmi'cnlton-- to 1 HI, I'lE'il I ' l-
EISHIM.C" Manit.v V\V
Till RLSSO-.IARAM :-! ' IMd and.
The war bet" .mil; . :.i a-. 1 :‘ ; i u
has ended. I’e.-uei- a-med an 1 R'l—a
lias practically u.' une'l hy 'to 111,1
What she If ist oi tin 101 l ol hatte
excluding. of catr-c, 1 ’i l •
sacrifice of hil.
The wonderful i> ni-ncy and mugtta
nimit v • .1 -i; in : m-1" • the mJ u .
civilized Wold i n’-ld i Ml" ejlljlife ol
tin- mikado.
While tile fi -I til it tie [■' nip '' ll
tiariesf>f Russia and. .)a|>an r* ■"
an ni'U eluent t '*• v 1 nu- 1>
fimtti u is t ■ nnta *d •
the i-hn and • mp.'. n' ■ :.n I- t ,dd
have -an n■lt.m- of tn u-.o I I
and lirindi■-- ■ : t -d: m " " ...
and that tin y dm m 'in n, wie a an
; i: i '
Mh-e. v :’" ell,pile v.. in h ■■d an
almost ■ vha . 1 1 o h n-iv- v. ir up m
them to e- ap. (nil... I h ll dshinelit
witliolit it I -t. Ila lew ■
I’n i.-iii ■'ith i-a .' io .’i
to |.MV ..lie ).. p. -• 1 •■•■••l'd I’d I’ l *el■ *
Ilih at i li.
If the til si I.dim; < mmhim' Hu
lllfreelllell! lea. In and In, the (.1. iHp'-tell
tiaries at I'. 1
Japan ha >et t lie Ia 1 > 1 I • hI I :a a ! .11
duet f. .1 < lift I i’■
ili g to 111 • I■ih I; .. I 1: inn ' ■ Hu
ell. it that I . ’. "1 I. ■ I. n ■ ■ I ha'
THE COUNTY FAIR.
The .. nn v (at; • ■ tat in. i.d lln
dirt, .if da- W. . and
davand Ii h
nine, i,. a|(i i.i 'i •
and hn.i ; 1 : da. ■ ■ • 1 ' 1 ■ , '
( . ntity I: • ■ it n ’
spared I pa : to ' I
the himiii Ii .
the foil my hoI i
laiida HI ' ■ 1 aaa '
111. 1.1 . • li| ; .at i I T'.u . n
timi ian ie.l la l l i ; ■ ’ n I .■ ‘
all win Iv. lit Ia Ii; , i :In I • 1.l 11
will llf iMs I
till 111. I wife a lul I 111 l fam.el • h .
and i/ 11 I- t o main it ap ml lai uua
to at lei dll. ■ . m 1 i> at imlv in and
evenl and to hin • ) m v, iv -and
children v. dli v n i th- “! The
fair VV I I 1
othi in ~!. i .' l
11.. 111.!. aI! I n. .■*.
|||,_ -I, o. .. . • a 1,1 V til. [U
v id*‘d A i
nu tin nai- a i iv, i;: •>1 1 1 .. 11 . t). y v, 1.1 • al
111., in • • le || ’
’I in p|. I . : 1 ; I. on, ter t. a!
lielild al ; ■ if nst All le! dll a I
I. aim. • I li. i I V- ... a m
pit-no,. I v The 1-.
■Mill. a V .
All.-Mu ■ o. \ I. lino ■... lie"
i rvtloniu v (!> ial Ina i.l •'• ie. 1., tlit
fail and I!u i; i. • r,i .dI ■ ■ all ii
it- (.. . i '... a i'll ■ 11. pi. . 1.1 and
Tie -
las! I'. ...... v : 11l : In, o ml. Id
tie li .r, 'da a In ■ iI . la
_ __
.j mu - h ■ ■ , . .... i, v !
th it !JI ' J'i < 1 ‘ ‘
Morocco > Iroiiiilcs
Tn.- tn.. 1 ;. j , ~ . ;
I. -if ! . n. ; ■
of a IT' ill.
I" i ■
tel • • *
not -.hi *. i *1 : ‘ . 1
and may n t In I • . . vi,
i r.>huhi i ■ in.. \v
1. ad * in. I •, i
ill snpp. il 'J a- fnei,.|
The i a-n i- in . h , ... th)!
the I Tilted Stiltl ■ V. .1 , 1 ...
same ■o . 11:1 *!'V ... 1.1 n' a ■ a ■
dte n the dl 111 I: In! "U V. i ■ V", ,1. r
Mild lie 11... ml n nee ...... a; pal. ■ • at
oil' e 1 rale. dan - ,v .1 tin! ' ,!
method a* t In- tiim- 1' j. Ii
among 1(e nut
that it will tiled H r ml i . .■ r
verticil t t* or - tin lioi.li. ih \\
poors S / -n.' If n. t n J
tween the 0.-oa and 1 1 . ap,t
net e- vil y In. ,al . e ilito ti i
This will le ini' home to the sultan the
fore., of the demand, and there will
probably he lint one result.
Meantime it might he well to remember
that a great llriti-h squadron is within
striking distance of Mor s-co, while the
(iennan force in the vicinity is hy no
mean- -trolig. Another hritish fleet is in
the Haiti.-, and French squadrons are
where they can lie summoned for active
dntv on short ti..ti. " These (hint's pm to
■how that if Em;. r William desired to
-tn-m.-then In- (...sition in Morocco hy
helping' hi- fri.-n I. the sultan, he would
entei .a a danger.m- propoam Hut it is
under-t I that all the powers know of
the intention >.f Franee and have ap
prov* and whieli mip'ht he taken as an in
dication that the kaiser, however much
he may talk of lit- power in Morocco, is
still somewhat i->.luted anions the mon
arch- of Efiropi The I‘iltshiirf' Dis
patch.
A him s CH AR ACT I K.
A I'-rl cannot he too careful about
h. r character, for like a snowy lily,
tin. lea-t lii.-mi-h tanii-h. - it- l.eauty.
,-i mie :it 1- do not really mean any harm,
hut they ■•. in to lack a delicate s use of ,
propri> ly a:,., /n q lentlv invite criticism
.f an unkin I natiiie. Tlie.v lailp'h loudly, i
make a quaintanci-s to., freely, and con ,
■ id. r relic..lie a r.qni-ite hest suited
f. t our p'i andinoth. I- da\ The i'll !
win. is slow l . make acquaintances i-, j
pi.p.-niliy -p. ikimc the he-t sort .>t a.
.did, Wlnm you pel to know her, yon j
l’ .-i her worth and place her on the li.-t
~! ■. i .nr friends with a feelini; of ph-as- 1
iii-- A little dip'llity is an exi-ellent |
Him.: It chef ks the familiarity of]
ot he is and a) fords a superior attitude of ;
mind The purl who i- truly up to date
■1 In I ld. ,1- 1 1 ilo-.vs tin dictates of pod 1
form. Thus -he proves herself to he
w. Ji hr. and and in.irl “liielditu' herself I
f: .mi the iinplea-aiilness that is sure to!
- Id mi a i-arel I' lil.-ailor The
I ‘alholir .-..-lit ili* 1
When Silence is Golden.
dne i.. -I ot a talk too much. The
~u. >.f power is reserve said a man
who knew.
1m . a i • putat i< .ii has been built !
■ a -ili'ii"... Many a one is spoiled:
Hu.-cdi ru-hinp preiiiatiirely and'
v. into sp cch.
It i -life to he silent when your j
w. id- would woiunl I lilhlnl are
the w.aiuds of a friend, -ay * 11km
..id (a.,v< ih. hut one wants to he
imp'll lire . lie 1 I lend need- the
w .imdic:' and that we an qualified j
to admini-ter it.
K- j. -nil when v.nir words will j
.1; an ap'e. It i- llilili 11 eIV heller to 1
1 1 it in 1 1 f .rever I hull 1.. mu le .me .
!i 1 low I Illp le-s able 1.l c, pe with life 1
K.-.-p -till w h.-ii voiii w ids will
a , 11.. t" anp'.T or iii-. • .inf.at, An '
... r. dllile iilnolint of hi eat li is useil
m Ih. ( vii practice .1 try iup: to make
hi ! i lend Ui -hi.- tin ii Id ands.
.... peak wh.’li what yon have
I- in- r.■ 1 v for the purpose ol
vilt,. .' .on -ilf I ’li i luil •-I ph i;t Halle
tin.
Ai m (hat woman truant ollieer with!
a . 1 .... il hairel slave and there i-n I ■
i- .. . le) in town win. would i.ol slay |
m i .1 all ih.- v. ai a I*.*l,id in prefer- !
• i ■■ I ■ lie "I in;: her A n-I old fa - il- ;
"l;.d ; a 1.l III:' ha- In- ' " t<l I•. I- lor the j
.... '■ 11. ■■ Ilian all th" laws and truant
I- M ari tie! te Facie Still
'I c -. .v "I nor ha- and: i ovei ed 1 h.it John
l> l!"ki teller i- ;i 1,, nl mail and -as-!
that pi aver in. and in;-- vvoti t save him !
: n.lll pel dltioll Rockefeller and I lie
. ■ all;, i ,n ■ al wav ■ -al" |ni ipi-ili-.ns to .
di .n- I-cause ih") ii" ."i talk hin k.
.I ale - villi < ia/.a le
rOkie’s Library.
'lh. imp. :ml hlnaiv within Ihe 1
I .Mm '..-11 .mill 111 P'loimd .Jl lie old
! 1 pi -.I i • 11 Idi ci,i- Inn edilii <-s vvhoiiv
in m id"tn stv le. tin proof, well velililat j
la: I li! • i.i 11 % !in n i -hed wit h elect ric i
iii I‘a. 11 p I hr. nurh Ih" in-at pal|
. nf.-I pi.mii'l - will, h -liovv 1 lie :
p I P 1 Ihe Pal IV e land-, ape
aid. I Idle l.rick hipldipps ar,. i w>. |
.id';:., to, It -lil vil and die ,ne oil Ihe
i rht i-Ui. proiJ - and c.'iiiains tin taels,
and iie larper on the l-l t the n ad
m I-, mi Thoiii'li not l.arpe. accordini' I
! ; nl.-as n, :hi ma ol p ihlic 1 1 Inn in .-.
’I. :. at" le I. pal lien . I al„ .ql .....olio
.1.1," "I which aO.. I 111 ale in lal n ,Jm>-
• I, In . and tin- ot In , ■ in ( diin>‘-e
an 1 J (|-;i 11 ,■ ■ 1 Uvidi-l hi cipht
■mid, ill ■ I tv Hill ill I.ill- \v ho hIV c
I. el, 1 1 am. and in 1 ,-11 ■ •(> • and A met lea 1
i w In. ha v e 11 i. ij> 1 . •< i the Alne i nan
. . i Ii ;■ al. -t : ->. I lot he pee it
ii 1., i w> tind Hu ~ hinarv
. ’.i 1„ n .ii- in then 01,1,-r as :
,la■ ' 1 I• ■ Ilf •*. •!■> hi,,:: lill Jl V peopiil
teialnre, 1 1 n • me,." art.
a ■ 1 -. ~a, in all il > applh',l
ii f i"l"icnee, law polith -
■ : mi; i 1111111 ra-am Ipi v -i",al
. |. phv and education,
li,. lihrarv i opf n ilnritiK ;
■ i. . .ai ( Ui" u , mil imagine -
■i • s i " nil v\ nli! he nu.s,
Imp I. : I lli. a V"l ape si.(.||is i
'•ally nml ■ iin I 111. Mphoilt the j
1 " I . in Jinii.il v Ihe iiioiith of ,
iii "in" ami r.-tiv 1 1ie. and in
'> i iv In n lin .Inpane .. ■ wild in
. \ ii;. ii! I ,mld..• >r life, dm .
': ■ n .: 1 -r . | 11 adf-rs fall hi low the
• : m.d dln 'dit m
All lot hors know
.. a . • da i. a r , , !fulfil -ini -id UI - < J
ii i. . I .imp I 'oil am w i
’l‘ . ■ ■■!".. I in ..Inul 1V so doll I he
111 ", I 1 ' I III"! H.l If
h i v I ow I’.iti > to Rkliukhul \ n ,
."t i V, . -I, i a lane I. iip ■ on
1 "l ,1 • ..Id "j., sto 11 in, hi
n l urn limits. „n
'I .i ‘.all,.ini' < ,n a, -.
. ■ 1 idm .ie., A N.util W. st
t s n 1. v .)
?THH REAL OFESTION.
The real qm t.ion of itfscasn
is "Can 1 n. cured ? ” If you
or anyone dear to you is
losinp strength, Uesh. ener(?y
and vitality, if you are vvisn
you vv ill not spend time try
lac to lip ire out ju-t what
inline to ea 11 flu disease liy.
It i- almost onpos-ihle to
dl draw the line where iletiility
“ 1 into
consnm|it.loin Your Ironhle may not ho
roii- imp,ion to-day. hut you don’t know
what ii iiuiii I"' '"in I _
j C ■_ /
n- had pro- I WyWv /
ip,mi.->-d tli " m I — k,f ( i
consumptive lm- i'jtT'* kVa /(A
y..ad : p/va fa
they in /- r
mip- IL Lir^l
""‘v "s" A
• v■ r know. .
'ldie Important point, is that they were
Impel.ill hut this matchless "Dis
covery ’ n -lored and saved them.
"1 was not aide to and" hardly nnv work at
nil.’’ -ai - Mr- Jennie Idnifinaii. of Vanlmren,
Kalkaska f ... Mich., In a most Intcresfink
l. ii.'i I" Id' I‘lerci "1 had pain in pi.v left
side and hack, and had hcafhn he all the
I line. Ii rl"d your medicine and it h"lp"d
i I -I .;.,c I had a ".nl . .rip I pci yj
had 1 had to lie in hed all th" tins
"My husband thoindn I had "orihninption.
II" w anted me to pet a doctor, hut I h id him
If il was coiisumpll.in Ih. y could not help
M " We Ih.iukhi we would try Hr. I’irm"s
field.-n M.-dieal Discovery and in f,.re 1 had
taken on.-hotlh'the couph was -lopjw q and
I hav*. Ii ino r, m of p ~ rumpv Vour
n . ui. ine Is the l,"sl I have laki n, ’
Write t.i I ir. R. V. I’i. r.-e. Me will -,md
you (food, fillli.-rly, profr--ional advice,
in a plain sealed envelope, absolutely
free. His nearly to year- experience as
chief coiisnlliinf physician of the In
valid-' Hotel, al Hiiifalo, N. . lias mado
him an expert in chronic diseases.
i on-tip.iti.ui causi.- and aL'liravates
ip inv "l oii-il -.ai-. . 11 is 1 1, .inughly
cared l,y Dr. I’ierce's I’lca.sanl I‘ellets.
REAL ESTATE REPORT.
The following Real I,state Repoit is
fnriiisip and u- hy the Manitowoc Count .-
Ahstraet • oinpaiiy, which own-the only
eoinplete Ah.-trac.t of the county. Tin
following are the officers of the Cftlll
pany c E spiiifiler, president Julio-
Eind.-ledt, Vice president,- I, J Nash,
Secretary Win. I). Richard-. Tmi-ui
ei H A. Mueller. Malinger.
Cha- /email to Albert S.Tiip]..-r lot
hlk I Schipjiers sub Manilovvoe, -1
<'has. /email to Win Scliroeder lot 1
hlk I Seliippers suh Manitowoc, Tl
(' (' Neiltneister to Frank (i -tschoW
lot 1 hlk I School Hill, si
John Rol.iii: on to Win. Ciiisholm lot
Id )i|l: a. Heeds add M ini'owo", s]
I’uiil Mrohk to Josephine Mr..ld lot
I hlk '.JI M initovvoc, s|
Then. Aminann to M J Wirth ■ a
village Kiel, siiun
A A I'ili ui to W W Sherman part
lot II hlk I Two Rivers, si
Win < ir. rs- h in .-ih to in to (iro-.-liip -cli
-a a sec .'; ;; N'. vvton si
Frai.l Schill to llerinaii llnhn (cut
lot il 1.11 I ’lev-eland. sRA
<i. o Koiiiotovv li to Mil"l’iotka lot
I I hlk J Manitowoc. >1
Joseph sllenars to .1 .Ini K ./.elk i J l ' ll
a see J I M trillion! I. id I J)Oh
Henry Mei-ln r to Kill-: DelTke lot I
hlk Collins, •>.
Theresia lln n to Michael llreu Hid a
-ee ! E it. UI. S|
Wi ndelin ( Tirislel to Win. Vaiplelcm
part Us ,- ;i (,i| £ ■ st. Na/.ian/ - I nun
• I ■ "pi i I ’aranto to ('has A k"t hind part
i.Js 1 1 |:; hlk I Two Rivets .
\ I oik lung Story
i-the -aviiig front death, of the haliy
, irl ot < ie,,. A 1)y l"f, ( Ttin 1o t land. Md
Ih wm - At the age of 11 months
ottr little girl was in dfclining health,
with ■■■ rioits Tut..at Tt-oti 1 >l->. nml two
phy-icians gave her up. We were al
mo l in despair, when we resolved to
tt v Dr King s New Discovery for c.,p
II in pt ii ui. Coiigh.atiil I'old- Tiie 11 -t
holtle gave I(■!i■ I after taking f.mt
hollies she was i tired, and is povv in
perfect health. Never tails t . relievi
ami mite a cough or cold. At I lent y
11i 11 t i. iis' drug store; .Vic ami s| on
gtia t anted Trial hot tic ft. .■
Sounded I ike 11
The lad was about to halve home.
Mv son -aid the old up.l her. ' you
ate now going where temptations will
-drroiiiid you There will he wh-ked men
mi all slit"- Von will tind unprincipled
men at every hand
iih it an l -.. had as all that mnv
iid"i ru pled the nolle pa relit. "From the
way you talk a body would think Jimmy
wm ...in Haight to th" I nited Stairs
-I half .
I’iihlk is Aron ed.
Th. public 1 . at' "I-ed to I knowledge
of lUi ' Illative merit Iff (hat gre.ll mill
papal t. 'll it 1 '.le. 1 1 l I til te: .. f. a i. I
st. imp li. liver and kidney Mary 11
Wallers ol .li St, Clair Ave.. C.. 111111
bus, 11 . writes For several np.iitli-
I vv.i -i v.-ii up t" die I had I• v, ran 1
ague, my Helves Wide wreck" 1 1 could
not sleep, and my -lotii.-veh vv as-o weak,
f 1 otii 11 . less doctofsTlntgs that I could
II 1 cal So-di niter I" .-.inning I" tale
lil,ti i, Hitters, I ohlaitn and relief and
ina -Ip >ll I mie I v. a- cut i rely mind
(• 1 nit mi I• . and at Henry I linn. In dim
-tol" price aPc
Sunday 1 wurslon Rale.-. to .Tilwau
kcv.
I tut iing the summer months the ' 'hi, a
go A Not 111 Wi sif tII It y . Will sell
tickets to Milwaukee an,l return al late
~| • . , IT,diets op -ah every Sunday
g "and n lititimg in,til the following Mop
dav
M J Hi). i\N U. 1.,
Agent,
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, j* rp/// on e X ery
Seven Million boxes sold in past 1 2 month This signature, sK' box* 25c.
iU. S. DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE,
Wisconsin Section. Climate and Crop
Service. Weather Bureau.
MOMMY, AirorsT :Wth t 1005.
Heavy rain* over the central and most
portions <f th■- .them section, and
especially in the west-central portion of
the State. 1 ive materially retarded the
stacking and thr* hing of grains and
delayed fall |>! \vin_c
In some i- -ns however the work
has heen p ;-ln rapidly and is nearing
completion wiiil- considerable advance
has been n. -!e in plowing; in a few
localities tie- ground is, in fact, too
hard for cnltii.iti. >n.
The contmu-d high daily temperature
has hastened the ripening of corn and
this with tie- 1 • 1 1 rain in some counties
lias been '"--neiieial to tobacco md
pastures. I. -,d hailstorms have oc
curred during the week but no damage
resulted, Harvesting is now completed
| and tlie yields from grains is generally
I satisfactory. Much c -mplaint is made
i from the rnmy .••-•fi-ms of oats and
barley spo-uting in the sh.-ek but no
Serious damage has resulted except in
local areas where the rains ’nave been
tile heaviest.
(lorn continues to make a rapid ad
vance. <>n low, wet ground the crop is
slightly backward w,die on the uplands
|it is more ma’urt-d. The high temper
ature has been very favorable for the
I crop but the ■ ;glits have h-,-u much too
1 cool. Tin- i rli" t planted will be prac-j
| lically out of danger by S-pt. 4'h or sth
I and in the southern ee,untie.- the reports |
sin-w that it has now passed tlie milk
si,age.
In the middle and northern sections
the crop will he free from frost gen
erally by tin- IVh of Sept., some late
planted will require a few days more.
From special rep. its received from
correspondents from all sections the
concensus of opinion is, that on drained |
and uplands the crop will mature by
S, jt. loth while on the lowlands and
northern seeti-.ii it will require 5 to In
days additional to insun it again? t frost.
The average date ~f killing frost in the |
northern seel ion is about S pt. loth and |
in the southern section ah ut Sept. go. j
A continuation oi the past favorable |
weather for about two weeks will prac- I
i. ally insure the ,-ab t\ of the entire!
crop.
Wheat and live threshing continues j
■lowly being retarded by the eonlinued I
li--avy mins; the yields f.-r these grains !
on the uplands i- very saiisiaetory; on
lowlands where 1 ■ Igv I and tangled the
-i- I-1--are n--I so lav.,ruble, I lit on tin
whole the gmin is sound and of good
qii ility.
< tats an 1 Hark y. St,a- king and thresh
ing also delayed by rain. In some
si oil ms are report'-1 as sprouting in the
shock and some M-rious damage will
result.
The grain wle-re heavy in the stand
yields favorably: where light tilt) tle’l
ei'-ney ill yield is made up by it good
quality of grain.
Potatoes Th" potato crop is badly
injured from t \ ■'ssive moisture. The
upland crop is in fair to good condition
loti ■-n low ground they are rotting j
rapidly ami report* show Fuat in some I
iii-tanc, - entire fields are a total failure: ;
on the whole the '-utlo -k for ev, n a fair I
\ i- Id is vet v uti'iil- factory
SIOO Reward, <IOO
The readers of this paper will lie
pleased to learn that there i-at least
one dreaded do a.--e that sci, nee has
bet ii able to ‘cure in all its stages, and
Fiat is (’ 1 1,in il Hail's CalatihCiin is
p' siliveeure now known to the
medical fraternity, Catarrh being a
eonsti! utioiml disea e, requires a consti
tutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure
i- taken internally, 11 < t ing din cl )y upon
the liloo-l and mucous surfaces of tlie
system, tlieieliv de-trovitlg the founda
tion of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building 11(1 the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much . nth in it- cm alive powers that
thev oiler ( hie Hundred Dollars for any 1
. is- that it fails to cure. Send for list
- if lestine aiials.
Addr. - F. .1 CHFNF.V ,V I 'o.. Toledo. !
Sold in 1 imgui'is, Cm-
Tal H ill s Family Pills for coii-tipa
lion.
Ito.stoncse.
lb- bad iuvited ihe B e-ton gi 1 1 to play |
golf.
V. until I• ! ni'g p-*r ,-ir. said
She.
What e . -I.limed the young man. :
!1 1 and "ft mind hr, 1 xpl.'ite-i the
• 'in- 1' 1 lon -1. I, - In-r sweater she
mean
U In not gel it
when m-ii can gi 1 'tire relief from a
vi--but e-nigh. (ilmia Hung Bahama
will and" this 1 vet iin ~. |t is made of
It l - tar ivild cl -ii i . ,ic , and it is
■-t 1r t hlhlrcn Niki by F I
Ikler-'atte,
I i.uraoii livkcls to County I air at
I 011 U iiii I. it, \\ is ,
\ N tlh-W, stern lane, will be
S ; I' die •-1 rates Sept t to s, in
1 la-c.- linot-d to ii-tnin until Sen* tl.
fie Apply I ■ 1. - 11' ('Dlcaco A
N"i th Wi s|, rn U v ;i
The Strike Breaker.
The fierce hatred of tle> striking union
man for the “scab," the double traitor
| who has sold out Ids comrades and gone
back to bis job, is the motive of “The
Strike Breaker, in the September Me
j ('lure's, one of the most powerful of
recent short stories. George Randolph
Chester knows the working man body
and soul. He has felt every heat-pang
of the starving misery that made bis
strike breaker out of a rabid union mar.
and he know- , too. the despair that fans
the fury of the beaten strikers. It is a
tale of wild violence and primitive, hot,
I passions that seem strangely terrifying.
Having up out of the drab monotony of
modern industrial life.
'
Fiendish Suffering
1 U often caused by sores, ulcers and can
jeers, that eat away your skin. Win.
Bedell of Flat Rock, Mich., says “I
have used Bueklen's Arnica Salve for
, I'leers. Sores and Cancers It is the best
healing dressing I ever found.' Soothes
i and Inals cut-, burns and scalds. 25c
at Henry Hinrichs'drug store; guaran
teed.
A Cynic.
Noidy I see an Indian man recently
sold his wife for •■fail.
Butts- That constitutes the highest
form of financial genius.
Nordy As to how v
Butts Trading trouble for cash.
In Dire Distress,
Misery and torture without paralled
was tin 1 fats of Mr. Chas. Weaver of
Darlington, Wi'. IF- writes “After
taking three boxes of (iloria Tonic my
rheumatism entirely disappeared. Previ
ous to taking litis remedy 1 could not
'hep nights. Sold by F. C Buerstatte.
excursion Tickets to County Fair at
Manitowoc, Wis.,
Via the North-Western Line, will be
sold at reduced rates Sept. I to s. in
clusive, limited to return until Sept. !t,
inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago &
North-Western Ry. St
LIKiAL NOTICES.
| Order fur Proof ..f 'Mil. I
i’.\TF ' 'l*' A' I a )\ ‘ -, . i 'nrii; I. > k
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In tli'- Muilfi <f tin* <•! >im n hfinndl.
ad 11..I 1 .. !•*.,a* .
An I*i-tnun • :t mi writing, pnrportlnir t< hr
t'n* I,:: ' \N ill and T—d a nnnt "I Simon
• ■ x ' ■. ■ ' ■ . ■. ty, 1 iiiv i 111*
Ui n !•*i\ *•!*•• I lit-. '‘<l *'l . art
Ami M.'i- : -.■{ ( nm■ !1 ~f M.iplr < ir\•
:' i -a -I < <anty. lia\in.r iTr-. nl. and If -.an! j
•’i>nrt Imr p.-i f-n mi vi ?:i,. <lii I > v. ritird.
r pr.-'i-nt iiu,. ;i?m -mj ■*tll ♦ • r thim-s. that *-uid
Si111 1 • 1 1 <’■ aiindl dmd t> - i.?at Miipl' l ilr"' * l .
in ‘ii‘l < 'until v. <>!i Mi*- ■.*'•! Ii <!•. v April. 1 * ■ |
that aid Instrument m tin* had Will <d !
.i!• I<. a • I ami t i .*r .Mu'•: mv: (*1 is
Maim- 1 tlii'ia ia as Kx• ;if*i > . ami prayintr that
-aid I n>t r lll n*isr hr pr \ • n and admit h-d t IT-•-
hat.* and tha* letter* T i im.-ntary hr there
• li i-suni t" Map'aivt < • •Hindi.
It i- Mi d-T* a nd: That -aid p.*t it i.*n and tin- nmt•
t. r- llmr. in hrlaard ;.i. t il*o>d'.s nl said hast
W 1 11 and Tr dammit I •trmn a* a >:>< < ial t-rin
<>! -slid <'< ..lilt v ( • ''.lit. M ■ I • h*dd at t la* I*n dm to
■ dim • in tin* • ■ t\- of 'iandf'v •••. on Tuesday. tin*
r.’thda' ft '■m phn.h.T in:,, :it 111 nVliyk A M
And it Fm : a r ' i• M I'hat m>l i<f It hr
tiim and place nf said hrariiitf hr trivm hy puh
limit ifn ImiVff ff illro* -m-r —a vr weeks. mine
■ a< h week proviiiii • ttin* t inn* '•! said Imariip.:.
'n Tli Mil litnwno I’ilft an w-papi rpuhlislit.il
in -aid Manitowoc (’.unity.
I Mtrd Alltfllst 'I t Ithi.*,.
15v tin* * "urt.
.h HIM ( 'Uh< U I'hK. t'funtv dad^i*.
Ih ily .V d.f. Att.irnif s.
I l‘nh An-nmi :i dl F.*ph mhrr
HUMPIiREYS’
tin
i :irf< without il. lurbu.g the rent of
1110 hVstfclil.
No. 1 for Ii i rs.
No. 2 “ Worms.
No. 3 “ T. i tiling.
No. 1 “ Pro-rhea.
No. 7 “ Coir os.
No. 8 “ N. urulgin.
No. 5) “ I!' ' l.teht s.
No. 10 “ Dyspepsia.
N. II “ S jo ■•! Periods.
No, 12 •• Whitt ;.
No. l:5 “ Croup.
No. 11 “ Tin l S..in.
No. ir> “ lllimiiiiaUsm.
No. 10 “ Miiluriii,
No. !',) “ C.itanh.
No.'.: “ Wli'injiiiio Cough.
No. 27 “ Tho Kidneys.
No. :;0 “ The Dlml h r.
No. 77 “ I.' Orippe.
In I lit the vest
iiook' t. A 1 linr- ists or imilli .1. Am. eucb.
M.■.I:<•. 1 1 < iuilh' lliaih and ho.
Hiini|ihrt.;,.s' Mud. Co.,Cor. William & John .street*
New b ork.
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ro
CHICAGO
FARC 54.00
ToMilwaukee SI 2 3
Shcboygivn 30c
;. I . Mom I 1,0- .111,1 I M
Kr inner. MjHonia
SI in icon Ri>
I sr.in 1 1).ft Marinette
M; nominee
Mackinac Island
0. I* lIOUCIIIOM. Ag
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Aug-. 29th, 1905.
Boys* School
Suits
The stock of fall clothing- is in and a greater collection
ol hoys school suits in attractive patterns made up of high
quality fabrics, has never before been shown in this city.
The “Two Piece”
Ages 7to lb double breasted coat is the ftrt rrt OQ
most popular school suit for fall, prices.. uZiOlr'UO
The “D. B. Norfolk”
niS2.SO ,o SB.OO
The “Togo”
I And many other good makes ranging down to 1.50. I
DO NOT FORGF.T that we give a 6 month’s sub- I
scription free for the greatest magazine for boys “THE
AMERICAN BOY" with every $5.00 purchase of Boys’ I
t'lothing-.
'%!BS-MaBMMWiiH im mill —-TBi-TTHI ■■■■■■■—— f
FOR THE STOMACH S SAKE
ail( * ' our oun personal good you
fi 9 -jfn should put nothing in it but what is
h\ V-i) beneficial and healthful. That is
{s\ £. - ViiU should drinkonly boor that
pureproperly made and matnr
■* c *'* <leu.'d, ripe* beer is healthful in
many ways, Peer of inferior char*
/ ■. .I Jyf u lore get a beer that you know is
/ •'^ it ra4' ,; 7 jr goo.i hi.e the Ruhr's. Is’s bottled
'■ fl\ v l,s * rare and skill being exercis
■ fcs, Iftryl,/~a ed tn keep it clean and to retain its
f \ nutritious and invigorating quail*
i ~ * ties. Kahr s Pale Lager or Muen
chener. Treat your guests with
Kahr's "Grand Prize” the best beer brewed.
IMPOSSIBLE
to beat tliis price on our sale of bicycles, nowand second
band. TIRKS a larjje assortment, your choice at $3.00
each, guaranteed. Special cheap tires for your old wheels if
it does not pay to put on a <piod tire. Sale price $3.90
per pair, $2 00 e: ich. Out side tires $1.50 and up.
Sale on pedal rubbers Iscperset
11.indie bar buffers |()c
Schumacher
Cycle & Motor Works
MANITOWOC. WIS
THE FAIR STORE.
South Side, Ccr. Main and Washington Sts.
Extra Special
Children Hosiery Sale
just received 100 dozen children’s 25c hose, sizes 0, (> 1 .■ ,7, 7 1
s, s' <, o', and 10.
Your Choice, Per Pair
EDWARD HARRIS, Drop.
N\ lien in Want of Special footwear. Gallon
Wm. Klein
Footwear for Crippled Feet a Specialty.
l ine Repairing Neatly Done, called for and Delivered.
If you need a working shoe, give ns a trial. Try our
s’.so sin >e and see the bene lit \<>u will fjvt from them. lam
sure if you yive them a trial you will come ajjain.
Yok'k S v sin 'ini, I’hone o'.s Manitowoc, Wisconsin.