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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-03-28
THE Waterworks Co. will now run a

THE Waterworks Co. Will now run an
intake pipe to the river to be used in
case OF extended confagration when the
amount OF water in the stand pipe and
filtering galleries would not be sufficient
to meet the requirem ents. The initial e
pipe viii have no connection with the
general system Of pipes, SO that the water
furnished will in no way be tainted with
river water. Should occasion require
the use OF the river intake pipe, the en-
tire system can easily be cleaned by
flushing.
It probably would have been better to
extend the filtering gallery and thus in
crease the supply, but this would not be
according to contract and of course the
company would have no guaranty that
the works would then be accepted.
The water furnished surprises every
one by its excellence. 1t is entirely free
from that lake taste which is disagreeable
to most people. The tests were eminent
ly satisfactory even to those aldermen
who were most strenuous in opposing ac
ceptance because of insufficient water
supply for an extend use of the hydrants
The works will without much question
be accepted by the board when the in
take pipe is laId to the river. 1t is SAT,
to say that no city IN the state Will hav,
| better system of waterworkS.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

It affords me great pleasure to an
nounce 70 my friends and customers, as
well as to the general public, that hare
lately enlarged my shoe store, and am
prepared to meet the demands of my
customers with more complete and
choice stock of boots, shoes, slippers, etc.
than heretofore. It is with a sense OF
gratitude, to the many friends of the
firm, who have given it their hearty sup
pol- during the last 26 years, that L
make this announcement, at the same
time resolving firmly to attend to the
wants of my customers with the same
honesty and fairness in the future, which
have marked my business methods in
the past.
Customwork as well as all kinds Of re-
pairing in my line OF business will be at
tended to under my own special super
vision, in the neatost and promptest
manner possible. Asking your further
patronage and good will, am
Respectfully Yours,
CHARLES GELBKE.
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PERSONAL.

CHARLES LULING, JR. is home this
week on vacation.
AID. JOHNSTON of Watersmeet has been
spending few days in the city.
Mr.. FRED DAIMLER of ST. Paul has been
spending few days III the city.
Miss ADDIE PRoCHAzKA of the State
University is at home on her vacation.
CAPTAIN TIL KELLEY leaves to-day for
Milwaukee to take charge of his leviathan
steamer.
GENE SMALLEY, who is attending
college at Ripon, is spending his spring
vacation at home.
ED. BENEDICT of Mishicott will remove
to Oshkosh where lie intends to engage
in the school furniture business.
J. S. Villas, young Jo," is of on 9
business trip to Omaha and other OF the
growing cities Of the west this week.
Miss FRANCES DUNING lately returned
from the East, will be at the Windiate
House the 3rd and 4th of April, prepared
to take orders for dress-making.
HENRY CLAYMIER, state factory inspec
tor has been in the city number of days
looking over the factories and gathering
statistics for the annual report Of the
bureau.
Gus kILAND a law student at Madison
is spending the week in the city. Gus il
a hard student and loves the la, but Ii
also loves-Manitowoc, and gets here wher
opportunity offers.
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Mr.. B. I. RICHTER Of Two Rivers will
leave for Germany in about one week
He has resigned his position as book
keeper for the Two Rivers Manufacture
ing Co., and as President of the school
board of the city Of Two Rivers. His
eyes have begun to fail and his retire
ment is due to this fact. His stay in
Germany will depend wholly upon the
improvement of his eyes. 1t is hoped
Mr.. Richter will again take up his resi-
dence in this county. He is a man for
whom every one has the highest respect.
Finely educated, broadened by travel and
largely gifted by nature he is man
whom any one may be pleased to call a
friend. The Two Rivers school will miss
him as its growth has been largely due to
the efforts.
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WE SELL SEEDS.
The following is partial list of tn
seeds we keep in stock:

The following is a partial list of tn
seeds we keep in stock:
Clover, g varieties), Timothy, Orchard
Grass, Millet, Hungarian Grass, Red Top,
Blue Grass, Italian Rye Grass, Sweet
Vernal, Tall Meadow Dat Grass, English
Rye Grass, Meadow Fox Tail, Meadow
Fescue, Perennial Rye Grass, Yellow Dat
Grass, Creeping Bent, Lawn Grass, etc.
The following varieties of seed Corn:
b. & w. Fodder, Southern Ensilage,
Sheeptooth Sweet, Stoweil's Evergreen,
pure, Early Sweet, Wisconsin White
Dent, Pride of the North, s and II rowed
Flint, 10 varieties Potatoes, the newest
and best. Over 800 varieties of garden
seed including, II varieties Beans. vari-
cites Beet, II varieties Mangel Wurtzel,
10 Cabbage, 6 Carrot 10 Celery, 10 Sweet
Corn, - Cucumber, II Lettuce, IA Musk
Melon, % Water Melon. ID Onion, i
Radish, IA Squash, IA Turnip, Rutaba-
ga. Besides all the best varieties Of Ca III
flower Egg Plant, Kale, Leek, Pepper,
Spinach, Tomato. In addition to seeds
we keep Corn Planters, of the best make,
Seed Drills, Wheel Hoes, etc. Every
thing the best and prices as low as first
class goods can be sold.
The ALBERT LANDRETH SEED Co.
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Dr. THOMAS lecture on Tuesday night

| DIR. THOMAS lecture on Tuesday NIGH
did not draw large house, but it fairly
measured the intelligence of Manitowoc
A niger minstrel troupe would be well
| patronized, but this magnificent speci-
men of independent manhood, this man
noted for his profundty of thought as
much as for the broad charity which has
marked his life, speaks to small gather
ing when he visits Manitowoc. Ample
explanation is found for the dearth of in
tellectual activity in this city, the stag
nant condition which parents profess to
view with such alarm, in the audiences
which greet DR.. Thomas and DR.. Stearns
when they speak in this city. The clown
Lincoln who amuses his audiences with
barking like dog or buzzing like bee,
or Colonel Copeland the paragon of
shallowness, can fill the ball, while DR..
Thomas may speak to the echoes his
voice creates. What magnificent pat
tern to set the young! but this is Manito-
voc.
DR.. Thomas treatment of his subject
was largely historic,-not so much in
facts as in tracing development, and
made most intensely interesting in being
explanatory of existing conditions. 1t
was the explorations of a mind we'll dis
ciplIned in the search for truth, recog-
nizing God az Love and intent upon
reconciling belief to conception of Divine
Power which excludes the tyrannic. Not
one word of intolerance was dropped to
mar the beauty of this perfect discourse.
Indeed, the lecture was designed to win
those back to faith by the path of reason
and love, who trembled on the abyss of
atheism where it is evident the Doctors
own feet had pressed in retreating from
God of wrath.
There was too much of human inter
est IN the lecture to trace the parallel
line of philosophy. But the charity and
good will to men and sects which pre-
vaded it made it indeed appear as if the
lecturer stood near to Him whose teach
ings he makes the basis of the new
theology.
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CALIFORNIA, THE LAND OF DIS
COVERIES.

Why will you lie awake, all night
coughing, when that effective and agree
able California remedy, Santa Able, will
give you immediate relief? SANTA
Able is the only guaranteed cure fol
Consumption, Asthma and all Bronchial
Complaints. Sod only in large bottles
at Sl00. Three for $3.50. I'll. Hinrichs
will be pleased to supply you, and guar.
antee relief when used as directed. CALI
FORNIA CAT-R CURE never fails tc
rel Q re catarrh or cod ia the headS Sil
months treatment, S1.O<
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NO YOU DON'T

find an equally good and elegant assert.
ment of DRESS TRIMMINGS in erefy one OF
the larger stores in tho larger cities than
we carry. This is conceded by persons
who are in position to know whereof they
speak. The new additions we have now
received to this line viii make it even more
attractive than ever before, and We can
show you the most beautiful designs IN
the Persian Bands, Steel Beaded, Jet,
Worsted and Silk Trimmings In so great
a variety of colors and shades, that al
most any dress fabric can be matched.
D2S SCHUETTE Bros.
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First publication Feb. %. 1887 !

First publication Feb q, 1881 No. IS
IN PROBATE-MAN COUNTY COURT.
/ In the matter Of the estate of Ole Olsen
Loten, deceased.
To all whom 1T may concern: Letters of adj
ministration on said estate having been issued
TO Riley Olson on the 18th day of February. A. D..
1889 and six months from and after said day
being allowed and limited for creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examination and allowance,
notice II hereby gwen that the undersigned viii,
D. $3.50, and alec on the last day of the said six
months at special terms Of sii. court to be held
at the ofhce OF the county Jndge IN the city Of
adjust all claims, and demands of all persons
against said deceased.
Dated February %, 1889,
EMIL BAENSCH, County Judge.
ASH NASH attorneys. march .
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CARPETS.

We just opened our new Carpets of all
kinds, for the Spring Season, and are
prepared to show you magnificent line
of new patterns and the latest designs.
You will find in each and every variety of
weave, whether Moquettes, Velvets,
Brussels, Three-ply, Two Ply or Cotton
chains, splendid assortment to select
from. Prices guaranteed the lowest.
4 SCHUETTE BROS,
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SCHUETTE BROS

L.KAIsER of this city was sent enced to
six monts imprisonment in the county
jail at hard labor by Justice Markham
yesterday, for cruelty beating his step
son a boy IL years of age. He had made
an effort to have the boy sent to the re-
form school and failing in this, became
angry, tied the boy up, gagged HIM and
beat him numerically. The boy pre-
scented horrible spectacle in court.
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QUITE a number of lump-iawed cattle
are being shipped to the Chicago Stool
| Yards. The State Veterinarian Is keep
ing pretty close watch of all stock of thu
kind.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
/ Our ladies Muslin Underwear has ar
rived, and would be pleased to show yor
what we have to offer.
ScHUETTE Bros.
KNUT OLSON of Cato has traded bus
farm for the hotel of Charles Boettchel
in Liberty. He will open blacksmith
shop. Mr.. Boettcher and his son Frank
viii run the farm.
NEW SHOE SHOP.
Fred Eggert has opened shoe shop IL
the Knickrehm building opposite the
post Office where he Will make boots and
| shoes and do general repairing.
| The Pilot last week for the first time
IN eleven years was not issued on the
date of publication. There were many
| good reasons for this which are by nc
means likely to occur in the future.
CHEAP TEETH.
TEETH $500 A SET.
Laughing gas. Vitalized air for the pain
less extraction of teeth at Seeger Bros.
doors south of Post Office.
FoR pure Clarcts, Ports, Sherries An
gelica Rhine Wines, Champagnes, Liq-
uors, etc. for family and medical use go to
the reliable house of r. Khngholz q Son,
Cor. of 0th and Franklin SITS.
\ DEMOCRATIC caucus for the town Of
Manitowoc viii be held at the Two Rivers
House in the city OF ManItowoc OF Fri
day, March 90 at 100 P. NJ.
COMMITTEES.
E. S. SHERMAN has removed his stock
of boots and shoes to his north side store,
2l2 n. Eighth St. and is now ready to
receive you in one of the most elegantly
furnished salesrooms in the city.
PRIVATE lessons in bookkeeping writ
ing and arithmetic during the day and
evening. Ladies admitted in the day
school. ROBERT RUDOLPH, Teacher,
flo Washington ST., Manitowoc, Wis.
CHARLES SEEGER is pushing work on his
new building quite rapidly. There will
be a great amount of building done in
the city the coming summer and carpen-
ters are scarce on account of the amount
of work doing in the ship yards.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have in stock our new Dress Trim
mings, suitable for trimming all kinds
of Dress Goods. The finest assortment
we have ever shown.
4 O. ToRRIsoN & Co.
THE State Teachers Association meet
ing to be held at Waukesha next July, is
to have new feature in its programme.
This will consist of competitive essays on
topics connected with school work, open
to all teachers of the State.
NEW assOrtments OF fine shoes are con-
stantly being added to my stock. If you
want fine shoe don't forget to call in
and see me. Remember that the old
stock is being sold at cost and is going
fast. f. S. SHERMAN.
PAUL PAAPE of Rockland ana Otto
Schmidt of this city, business maj ser
of the Nord Weston, have started dry
goods, general grocery and hardware
store at Reedsville. Mr.. Schmidt will
continue as manager of the Nord Weste
LIZ there is such thing as a perfect
Carpet Sweeper on the market, we have
it. The INTER OCEAN" sweeper is
the best made; at least, everybody who
has had one, says SC.
q Vnpp1cpN e. 10
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O. ToRRIsoN 4 Co.
ST. NAzIANs, March 10TH, 1SS!

ST. NAZIANS, March 18TH, 1889
To the Editor Manitowoc Pilot.
In supplement TO The Manitowoc
Pilot of last weeks edition, relating to
the candidacy for the Office of County
Judge, my name appeared as a subscriber
to SAID list But however, did not sign
the said list nor did [ authorize anybody
else to do SO. Respectfully,
JOHN f. KoECK, Town of Eaton.
The list referred to was not seen by
the editor of this paper until after its
appearance in the issue of that week as
he was absent from the city. 1t was
feared at first that careless proof read
ing caused the mistake, but on inquiry 1t
was learned that Mr.. Rocks name ap-
peared on the list sent in by a relative of
his who doubtless presumed on this fact
and had no intention of misrepresenting
him
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1flol,itoruoe 1Jllot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, MIPCH e.
NEyr Monday is All-Fool's-Day.

NEXT Monday is All-Fool's-Day.
FARMERS have begun seeding this
week
THE dancing school is now in full
blast.
Coon hats for . cents at Schneider &
Schneider.
LACE curtains by the pair, new styles at
Henry Esch
READ Schneider < Schneider's new ad,
big bargains
THE city schools will have their vaca-
ton next week.
RAT PoGsoy sure to kill, sold at Hin
RIoHs Drugstore.
ELECTION tickets are now keeping the
printing offices busy.
ANTON JOHNSON has disposed of his
vessel at a good figure.
THE life saving station at Two Rivers
will be opened April !.
TuE steamer Depero went into COM
mission on Monday last,
MoSzY to loan on good security at
Markham & Markham's.
April L IS the day fixed by the legisla
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The cars come N from the west yester-
day morning covered Win snow
MONEY TO LOAN on gooi farm security
IN sums to suit. NASH " NASH
SANFORD will soon have the incest
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DRESS GOODS

Such Dress Goods as we have just re.
ceived, do not come by luck. 1t is only
by knowing the whole of the dress goods
lesson that such line can be bought
You will ask what is the most stylish
stuff? That would be difficult ques-
ton to answer. The best way to find out
the new styles will be for you to come
and see the beautiful line of these goods
which we have just opened.
q ToRPISON & Co
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first publication Feb. 3. 1897

SLNIt Of VIZ UNSIN-CIRCUIT COURT FOR
y NtNITOWoC COUNTY.
William Gilman as administrator of the estate
OF H"arv kolwey, Plaintiff vs. Matthias Bies and
Nellie HIes his wife Defendants
Notice il hereby given that By virtue of and
pu'fuaEt 10 judgment of foreclosure and order
OF sale made and entered i. the above entitled
acloH on the 9Th day Of June A. D.. 1887 the un-
uGIniEned rs sheriff Of the county aforesaid, will
SCI ~ pnbilc auction, to the highest and best bid
ger lot cash, at the sheriff 5 office, in the court
mouse IN the city and county Of Mauitowoc, Wis
cohS!n, on Saturday the 18th day Of April A. ID. ,
iSS" at lOoclock in the forenoon of that day 4 to
pay the amount adjudged to the plaintiff, for
bflncipai lntcrest, taxes and costs, the premises
The West Half (W1a) of the South East omar
Use. Section Thirty-one (31) Township Eigh-
teen Oh north, Of Range Twenty-Five (22) East
Datod Mantle voc, Wisconsin. February u, A. d.
1857. 90 FRANK IEMAN,
sheriff of Manitowoc County, Wisconsin,
ocAAiIz d hIRWAN, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Apr. IL
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We take extra pains to secure canned 7tSe-
tables packed by reliable fac'ories- We do
not keep cheap or soaked canned goods, bat
only good standard brands and extras, which
we sell at reasonable prices, and guarantee
quality. Consumers prefer to pay a little
mole for good canned goods. Give them &
trial and we know they will please you.
SCHUETTE Bros
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Our immense stock of stock dry goods is
now complete in all its departments 1t re-
presents some of the latest novelties now in
the market and is really worthy of your kind
inspection. We have always made it a
point 10 carry nothing but the best and
popular brands and here is the secret of our
success. We expect of our goods to promise
entire satisfaction and not have our custom
ers feel disappointed, goods of that kind
are always bought OF a bargain.
HENRY ESCH.
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First publication March IA. 1899

GuRCUIT COURT-MANrTowoC CoUSTy.
y CatharIna Lueps; plaintiff vs. p Jerome
tlerce and Mary Pierce, his wife, and J. Lyons.
aaron IS. Gibson ard Michael Kirwan, defendants
The State OF Wisconsin, To the said defend
ants, aHd each of them: You are hereby sum
moned to appear within twenty days after ser
wee, and defend the above entitled action to the
court aforesaid; and IN cese of your failure SO to
do, Judgment viii be rendered against you ac-
c9rdinS to the demand of the complaint; of
winch a copy IS herewith served upon you
MARKHAM MARKHAM Plaintiffs Att,rs
Z. .. Address, Mantowoc, Manitowoc Co. Wis.
To the defendant, Aaron B. Gibson
Please take notice that the summons and COM
plant ID the above entitled action was filed in
Maniiow County, Wisconsin, on the oh day of
MarcI, A. r., 1850.
y, dAEhHAM 4 MARKHAM. Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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The Scow Speed was launched al
Scove's ship yard on Monday. She is
owned by Captain Arthur Dow. The
Venture owned by George Seitz was
launched on Tuesday, and the Lumber
man, owned by Captain 4. L. Hanson on
Wednesday, both from Scove's yard.
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DRESS GNGHAMSt

We are Offering FIVE cases of dress ging,
hams, Spring styles, ranging from cents a
yard, for domestic manufacture, and all the
intermediate grades up to 50 cents yard
for fine imported Scotch Zephys. You
ought to see the new combinations we can
show now, it would do you good.
% SCHUETTE BROS.
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WE are offering a good Double
Fold extra wide English Cashmere
Dress Goods at the extraordinary low
price of IL 15cts per yard. We have
secured large lot, and have all the
new shades. 1t is the greatest bar
balm in dress goods we ever secured,
and we propose to give our custom
erS the benefit.
BARNES MENDLIK & MULHoLLAND.
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THE Pilot office was besieged on Friday
and Saturday by persons who missed
their papers. On Monday and Tuesday
letters came pouring in making inquiries
for the missing papers. When omissions
are SO rare people should have little
patience
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First publication Feb. y, 1,ss

First publication Feb. = 1,.9.J No. II
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IN PRoBATE MANI
- TowoC COUNTY COURT.
In the matter OF the estate OF Johann CARL
Fischer, deceased.
To all whom 1t may concern: Letters of ad-
ministration on said estate Of johann Carl FIsci
er. deceased, having been issued TO August ".
Fischer on the 18th day of Febrl AIRY, A. D., 1850
and six months from and after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors to present their
claims for examination and allowance, notice il
hereby gwen that the undersigned Will, on the
first Tuesdays of the months of June, August and
September A. D.. 1889 at the probate Office in the
city of Manitowoc. in said county, receive, ex.
anime, and adjust all claims, and demands OF
all persons against said deceased.
Dated February u 1899.
EMIL BAENSCH County Judge.
SCHMITZ & KIRwAN Attorneys. march2
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DIED.-March 16. Near Cato, Wis.
Mrs Frances Hampton, wife of Charles
Hempton at the age of % years. They
had been married but years and hardly
without warning, death severed the
bond so dear Consumption of the blood
carried her away notwithstanding the
efforts of the physicians to save her life.
She left husband and a little boy to
mourn her loss. The sympathy of the
entire community is extended to the be-
reayed who have been left so suddenly
without the companionship of beloved
wife, wise and tender counsels of moth
CT. Tuesday, March, 10 her funeral was
held at the Presbyterian Church at Cato,
Rev. T. d. Williams of Appleton officiat-
ing. The many friends who stood weep
ing at her grave felt that noble and
worthy woman was being laid to rest.
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SCHUETTE Bros.

THE Manitowoc Manufacturing Co.
had force OF 70 men employed on the
18th, n 81 days more the force will be
130 1t has now reached IS. The foun-
dry has been enlarged so as to double its
capacity. The institution Is having a
very rapid growth.
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WAH LEE of this place has been mott
fed by the White Caps to get up and
leave. Wah should purchase a revolver
and invite the White Caps to come on.
The people of Manitowoc can manage
their own affairs without the interven-
of any such organization.
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SEEDS !

We have in stock at lowest prices
all kinds of seeds, including Clover,
Timothy, Hungarian Grass, Millet,
Ensilage Corn, Red Top and all
kinds of Garden Seeds. We keep
nond but the choicest qualities.
BARNES MENDLIK & MULHOLLAND.
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WILL DELANo has become the bluebird
reporter of the Pilot. He lately saw a
number of these summer birds Will is
always truthful except when he is forced
to hold J. d. Markham even in the deer
killing line: but then it is J. d. who sal
ways begins it,