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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-19

No one doubts that DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy really cures catarrh, whether the
disease be recent or of long standing, be-
cause the makers Of it clnch their faith in
1t with a $500 guarantee, which isn't mere
newspaper guarantee, but con calp in q
moment. That moment is when you prove
that the makers can't cure you. The rea.
son for their faith is this: DIR. Sage's rem.
edy has proved itself the right cure fol
ninety-nine out of one hundred cases OF
Catarrh in the head, and the Worlds Dis.
pensary Medical Association can afford tc
take the risk Of YOU being the one hun.
dredth.
The only question is--are you willing tc
take the risk? If So the rest is easy
You pay your druggist so cents and the
trial begins. If you're wanting the $500
you'll get something better-a cure!
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-19
Board of Education.

The Board OF Education met In the Re-
cordcr's Office last Wednesday night.
Prcsent-Mayor O'Brieh, secretary Nc
Donald, and members Johnston, Brad
ford, Wall, Wixon, Bedford and Mueller
weiss.
The librarian requested that the public
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-19
Wednesday, Nog. 10, 1890.
Elections.

The complete official returns of the
votes cast for Governor, State officers
and Congressman in Michigan, at the
general election held the early part of
this month, have not yet been receiv-
ed, but it is known for certain that
the Democratic candidate for Govern
or will have plurality of a little over
II 900, and the plurality of the State
Democratic candidates will average
about 5000. The Democrats elected
nine of the eleven Michigan Congress
men, al d have majority of the Leg
islature. Two of the three missing
counties were Montmorency and Pres
que Isle. There have been two papers
published in Montmorency county
since the official vote was announced,
but each of them lacked sufficient en-
terprise TO publish them.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-19

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,
splints, sweeny, ring-bone, stiles, sprains,
all swollen Threats, coughs, etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful blemsh cure ever known
Sold by Edward G. Spense, druggist, Alpe
ma. 1003y1
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-19

Moved by Supervisor Bruneau that the bills o.
the Supervisors AS read. be allowed. Carried, al
members voting aye. Nays-None.
On motion Of Supervisor Fowler, the Board adj
journed until January 5th 1891.
J. L. sANBoRN,
A. J. SIMMONS. Chairman
Clark.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-19

Itch on human and horses and all anil
mails cured In 30 minutes by Woolford' s
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by Edward &. Spens, druggist, Alpena.
looms
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q. Il. FOWLER.
JOHN b. SURPRls
John CHISHOLM

Moved by Supervisor Bruncau, that the report
of the Committee on Apportonmcnt of taxes be re-
ceived, accepted and adopted and recommendation
concurred In. Carried, all members voting aye.
Nays None.
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On motion OF Supervisor Martindalc, sup
ported by Supervisor Reynolds, the report OF
the Committee on Ways and Means was accept
cd, adopted and recommendations concurred in.
All Supervisors voting aye. Nays-Nonc.
On motion Of Supervisor limerick that the
several bills of w. II. Phelps be laid over Until
the January meeting, and that committee
consisting OF the present Road and Bridge Com
mttce be appointed 10 investigate and look
over the accounts. Carried. all members voting
aye. Nays-Nonc
Moved by Supervisor Martindale. supported
by Supervisor Chisholm, that the i-iOof one mill
on the assessed valuation Of property in Alpcna
county, be raised for relief Of INDECENT soldiers.
as allowed by law. Motion carried, all mem.
bers voting aye. Nays-None.
On motion of Supervisor Bruncau, the Board
adjourned until tomorrow nc 10 O'Clock A. ".
Friday, Oct. nth, 1890.
Pursuant TO adiourL... mt the Board of Super
visors Of Alpena county. met nj the Clerks of.
flee on Friday. October 18th, 1890, and was calf
cd TO order by the Chairman.
Roll call. Present Supervisors limerick,
Reynolds. Surprise. Holmes. Chisholm, Main
vile. Kennedy, Martindale. Mckenzie. Fowler,
Gerowe, Rayburn. Bruneau and the Chairman.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and APP
proved.
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To the Hon.

AIpena, Mich.. Oct 18Th, 1890.
state OF Michigan, county of Alpena, IS.
Edward q. Avery, President of the Alpena
County Agricultural Society, being drly sworn,
deposes and says: That he is president of said
society; and that said society was duly organic
ed, according to law, on the 18th day of August,
1879. That said Society. by its members there
OF. has raised and paid more than one hundred
dollars each year. since It's organization, for
the encouragement of agriculture and mechan-
zeal arts and manufacture, and further depon-
Cnt saith not
~ ANEpN
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-19

RErORT OF COMMITTEE ON ArPohTIONMENI.
To the Honorable, the Board of Supervisors OF Al
pena county:
GENTLEMEN--Your Committee on Apportion-
ment, beg leave to recommend that the several Su.
pervisors of the townships of Alpena county, be
and are hereby authorized and directed by the
Board of Supervisors of Alpena county, to spread
their respective tax rolls, for the year 1890, the
following sums, and for the following purposes:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-19

And that the several amounts apportioned for
state and county taxes be spread upon their re-
spectvc rolls by the Supervisors of said townships
and the Comptroller OF the city of Alpcna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-02

genug; fo:nuit aber nod cine briidenbe
3onpladerei bin5u, 10 pirb's eben aud
ben @ebulbiaen gu biel. l1n6 mo baun
nod o~benbrein bic Greun6f6uft onberer
2dnber fit oas unierige bertommer
foa, nenm mat lie ridi9tsIDs bebans
belt, bas If i6wer eiu3uieben. -Sn Der
Na9t bonn Sonnabenb auf Gonntag,
24.-25. Mai, batten aud mir bier els
tlen tii6tlgen Sturm, Der iebo9 feinpf
@6aben anri6tete. 9ageaen fiel nbro,
lid bon bier, nad 5poHorb Sunction
au. fiber einen Sol Sagel. Geloer eiebt
es bort ni6t.
9iefe WoGe purbe fir bas biefige
Wahermert elm gr6Berer Drummer an,
GluBufer angelest. 9as 6IuBmaHer
bringt bur6 bic Gus ifarfen, fenfrenten
planfen gebilbeten Wdnbe, bur6 5anb
unb Sizes f%iltrirt, in 6iefeu gebdlter,
pito bann buy6 9ampf auf ben 6hgel
geboben unb pertbeiIt i6 bann in Sic
&6bren. Nuf Der anberen Settle foG
iebt auf bieielbe Weiie Biebras Nearas
nit WaKer berlorgt tperben.
Dor einigeE Sagen trieb Sfreunb
MiIbarger, elm 2efer Der ST. prelie"
unb tiidtiger Garmer unb Gdrtner, 6rei
ettf 8ieb nod Der anoern Settle Fl.
niiber, no er cine Garm sepadtet bat;
8ieb, pie i'd IS ni6t id6ner gez
feben babe. Sc mar elm Bufe bon Ser
0olifein &a6e, erft apei Sabre alt,
absr elm groBes Hattli@es Sbier, oa3u
cine Sub, BON Der er, tpenn lie elm &alb
befommt, iiber 20 Quart MiI9 ben
Sag eriportet unb audi tpobI betommer
tDirb unb eine iunge 3ierIi9e SerIeD
Sub. Gold 8ieb perlobnt es fib f6on
gu balten unb gu fittern. Weun man
10 augeieben bat, ME bas balbtpilbe
SeTasbieb bier 6fters gemolfen perben
mub, 10 baB man erft bas Ralb anfaus
gen ldBt, bann Der Sub bic 6interbeine
5uiammenbinbet, bas &alb tpegaiebt
ano nun einen She'll Der Wtil1 aus.
meldt, morouf bann bas GaIb ben Gef
polenos ausiaugen barf, 10 freut maj,
f9 orbentli6, penn man einmal Nieb
bon @belraie fiebt. Greu1b WiIbarger
fdet aber au9 i'm 9erbf5 tedriiben(Ru tas
bagas), cine Der beiten Gutteriorten.
b~efonbers fit Mil9tibe, Sic es aiebt unb
rebenbei elm gutes @emiiie, bel better
in feber Be5iebung dig Surnips.
SEPT bltbt bier iberal bic tpilbe
Wain5e, botanii9 Monarda, bic api=
fden Den 9duben gerieben unb @tirn,
Nader unb 6dnbe NIT Dem Saft Be-
ffri6eti, bic Mosquitos ahbdlt. BET grs
fdltung ei1en oortreffi6en Sbee giebt
unb au6 als Bienenfutter fddbbar lit.
6ier finbet man meiit bic reiB. blnbenbe.
unh apberDGris bIlbt bic rot1e ober
r6tbli6e Mrt.
8b, 6ie1f6er.
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8eint 8eainue ses gpmuters

1T SO wObI 3eitgemdB, bic 9ufmertiam.
teit aler @runobeliber unb Tarmer al
elm fir lie Invertebrates gtablihement ii
bieIiger Staot unb betien graeugniIIe su
lenfeli. gs 1T oas Die 9hferei oes Srn,
SEQ. WanbrD in Der 4u~fintraBe,
Sn berielben tperoen 6dfer, Giiternen,
Sants u.f.tD., lin. nit 3ubiIfenabme
Der beten uub ueuefen Maf6inetie Der,
a%eitelt. Wer allo Dos e~rquidenbe Nat
iammeln muB unb basu g~eeignetsr 6oIs
gefdBe beoarf, Der 9ebe gu @eo. Man.
brp, tpenn er auf CUTE Irbeit unb reeler
Preis iebt. Shon Der bloBe Nnblid
Der Wertfatt nit cen brauienten unb
f9narrenben Waf6inen unb sen ff
feibig r~egenben SdnOen eef6idtti
@erfleuie iii bes Yeiu@es uettb.
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MQerIef.

= 6err S. Winter mutbe am Sang
tag Don feiner Satin init 3uiaingen
bef9enft, einem Gnaben unb einem
Mdb9en.y
Wm Oonnerfag Mbeno fiubet bas
Ron3ert beg Beetboben. Wdnner9or in
Mutb's @arien tatt. ginlaounger
ba3u boben erbaIten bic MitgIieber beg
Gafino, Surnperein, Deuti9sr Wdnnerz
dor unb Grobiinn. Director Bed bat
elm brilantes programm e~ntmorfen.
Seine aug 80 SnItrumenten befebenbe
Ropele Iiefert Die &on3ert=M uft. Sic
beiben 2iinftler 9err Rnon unb Marie
MeyfeiI tpirten nit.
- prdfbent WeiB pirb ben @tabts
ratb I'm grIaubniB angebn, in Der Gan
pebro Nbenue Elm DoppeIseIeiIe legen
3u birfen. ct bat bereits einen Son.
trait fur ginri9tung uno 2ieferung
elettrii9er Sriebtraft absei6lofen unb
Big gum Is. Nuguit tuerber bic Maul,
efel absef6aft iein. 9ie Menberung
bebingt cine 2apitalanlase bon $780,
900.
- SIM NIter bon % Sabren farb aes
fern 3beobor MeiB.
- prdHbent %. WeiB BON Der Stra.
Benbabn unb Maior &erble geben nit
benz plane I'M, cine 3apeIe bon Is
Manr au engagiren, tpel1e ben Som,
tter binbur1 tdeli9 Na9mittags unb
WbenbS i'm SON 1ebro Sbrinos 0nrI
Grei. 2on3erte ~beranfaIten fol-. Ser
Dirisent, 6err petit, friber in Sal.
befton, mo er bic @onaerte bor benz
Bea9s6otel l%eitete, befinbet fi1 in Der
6tabt unb nit ibm tperben bic Inter,
banbIunsen gefiibrt. ST beripri1t nur
MuRter erfter 2lafe 3u ensasiren.
= 9er Suni,S ermin in beiben 81.
fritigeridten bat beute ieinen Mnfang
genommen.
= Mn Der greurfirn mad Neu.8 Braun.
fels nabmen gegen 500 perioner
9beil.
- Oas 2ou3ert in Mutb's @arten
ON 6onntag Nbenb mar bon hber 1000
perfonen beGudt. Das Wetter tuar
berrli9; bic 5tra6encars liefen 3abls
reid unb reseImdBig 10 baB bic 8ef6r.
berung ber 8eiu9er glatt bon Staiten
ging, unb bas bon Mutb's pripatfa,
belle ausgefibrte Gonaert befriebigte
aiIgemein. 6ebr lebbaften Mntlana
fanben bic Solofornetifen 6err Raol
unb Grl. Marie Megieil.
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S6abe 81 Sppttpreiien.

500 paar &inberf6ube gu 81. So.
fenpreis $1.30 unb $40. Oamen=
slippers 5u Is @ts. unb 81 pertb
$l-1.25.
S%pibenbsfebte Morgeni6ubs far Gaz
men auer Mrten, 5pe8ialitdt. @roBe
&ebuttion! $1.75 Samens Gn6pfl9ube
fir $3.50. Suuipans $500 @laceez
leber Gn6pfi6ube 1T Der bette Der WeIt.
Sulibans talbleoerner Sdub fur Mdns
ner gu $500 1T uniibertreffli9. Mdn=
neridube fir $500, mert5 $3.50.
preisermdBigungen in alen arlberen
WrtifeIu, mopon III ben f"einften unb
mittle,en Soften nur bas bette gefhbrt
wirb. Die aussefdnitienem Gdngurubs
leber= S6ube fir Mdnner, tragen fid
gut unb inb comfortabel. bsloHoers sl
empfebIen. Jarbiae Sdube in 8laeee
gu a~cceptablen preiien.
q. st.. GutIiban,
gde Commerce & ct. MarD's Str.
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Watb fir Miitter!

Dor iiber so Sabren idon ipurbe
Wrs. Winslop's soothing SDrup bon
Niittern beim 3abnen Der Ginber arges
tuenbet. Mtrf 9u i'm S0laFe curd
bas S6reieu zines Sinbes ssit6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor SGmeraen
ueint? Wenn 10, laRe fofoyt cine
GlaI9e BON p9frs. WinsIom's soothing
Sprup" bolen. Sein @ertb 1T unbe.
5ablbar. @s pirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben fOfort 2iHoerung beri6ofen. Ser.
laBt @ub bar0ut Mitter, es lift fein
3weifel oarGber. Gs beilt 9DIenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt BEN Wasen unb
bic Nieren, beieitiet Wino &olit. err
tpei6t ben 8aunen, berbinbett gnt3inz
ouns unb itdrft bas sau3e Spitem.
.Mrs. Winslops Soothing Syrup"
fir 3abnenbe Rinber 1T angenebm In
@eI9mad unb bas &e3ept itammt BON
einem Der 5eiten weibli9en Mer5te in
ben Ser. Staateu. Sc 1T BEL allen
Sruggilten in Der ganaen @eIt 5H boz
ben. Yreis rs @ts. per 6Iaide.
Gauft ni6ts anberes dig Mrs. Winss
Iops Soothing Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-02

az 8ebor man cine 3sife inter.
nimnt, taufe man cine Is Gents GIaide
bon @bamberlain's @olifs, Gboleraz
unb Giarrboe,M ittel. @s if meifens
noibtpenoig unb bann febr %pertbpoG.
Wirtt milo unb fiber. Gum 0ertauf
bel VI. @obn & Co., s. GaIteper &
Gobn unb allen 9ruggiften.
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9as Werbfruft feat !

vi trhniaen u~nieren Mitbhrsern mii,utbeilen, tab
istt ether 8eibe BON Sabren pe~rtaufen, ebenio Or.
atnss Neue seber gtuen, Sudlens &rniea Salbe unb
Gleetric SitterS, unb hab mir niemals 9eilmtttel pers
fault baben, bic 70 gut useben" pber bic 70 alseimein
~beIriebist baben, ME btefe. @ir sbsern feinen Guaenz
Bid, bic @arantis fur bieie Mittel ieber 3ett su dbers
nebmen nnb iinb tets berett, bas reraussabte @elb su=
rndSn5ablen, rpenn ihrem Gebrau6e feinc befriebiaeu=
ben 6eiultate sefolst iiub. Diefe WitieI ~rerbanfen ibre
srpbe Popularitdt ihren eisenen @erbieniten. Gum
0erfauf tn allen Gpctteten unb in Der Drpsuen : @rrBs
9anbIuna ron Greib. Ihpmplon u. 60.
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@uflens 9lrntea.salbe.

Die bette Gable Der Rett fir S6nitte
0uetfdunsen, @efdpiire. Gieber. nno Saut
ausf6las, Gledte, seiprunsene Sanbe, 8roft'
beulsn uno ole Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sd
n,orrboiben ober feline Seaabluns. gnuis'
Satisfattion sarantirt ober bas @eIb pirl
3uriderfattet. rs Gents bic SdadteI. BUN
gerfauf In allen apotbesen. Dreis, Sbomp'
lon & Co., @boIefaIe.
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Neuere grmitteIungen seben bic
3abl Der bel benz 8ranbe bes sstiib
IingspaIafes in Sort WOrtb 8erIebten
auf 81 an. = Die Direftoren Der Qus.
ifellung baben befdlofen, iofort nit
Der N%uftbrung zines neuen feuerfi6e.
rem @ebdubes far 5as Sabr 1891 3u
beginner.
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W- q. @obn & Co., s. RaIteper &
Sobn uno anoere Druegifen wlirben
FGbamberlain's 6uftenmittel nidt ems
pfeblen. lDenn es ni6t gut tpdre. IS
1T fpe3iel fiir bic 6eiIuns bon grtdl.
tungen. Group, 6uheu &C. berseiie0t
uno bas mirtiamite Wittel in iol9en
Gdlen.
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Har IS 1T ermiefsn, baB @bamber'
lain's 6uifenmittel bic fiderfie unb bette
Me6i5in 1T, bic uo9 big iebt bergeffelt
murbe 5ur 9eilung afuter gals. unb
2ungen.G rantbeiten, pie @rfdliunger
unb Group. Gum 0erfauf bti g.
@obn & Co.. s. RaIteber 6 Gobn uno
Glen Drug9iten.
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= Gr. Climber, Der gr;bifdof bon
poien, 1T 9~eitorben. ct mar Ser Na9s
folger oes Cardinals 2ebodopslp unb
befieg ben er3biId0hi6en Subj mad
Seenbiguug Beg ofeneu @ulturfampfes.
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= Die bsutf9en Soeialbemotraten
bofen, am /. October Die @ufbebung
bes Socialitenseiebes feiern ai t6nneil
unb lie b~ereiten groBe Oemonifrationen
fiir bieien Gaa Dor. Bebel mirb bann
bic 2eitung beg 8erliner 0oltsbIattes
iibernebmen.
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Gin 3rief hes ,uldfhen onife,

= Gin 8rief bes 1uiffden 2aile,s,
Der bic antwort auf elm 5dreiben Der
96nigin BON 9dnemarf 1T, rouroe fir3s
lid Der6fentli9t. Sn bemieIben ber'
fpri9t Der G3ar, bic Dielerwdbnten ,.Si>
biriiden @rduel" genau unteriu6tu au
laiien, UNI bic 99uIbisen CUR &eden.
f9aft 5ieben gu f6nnen.
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= Man iolte niemals obne Dr. Mu,
quit 26ni9's 0amburaer Sropfen, bent
beften Wittel GUT &einieung bes Blu.
tee, iein. Sn allen Npotbefen gu baben.
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= Die 6tabt Sophia tpurbe bon els
mem Wirbelfturm beimgefu6t, Der sro'
BEN Sdaben anrihtete uno benz cine
arOBe 4nsabI bon MenideuIeben gum
Cpfer fieI.
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G8 gilt alusenblife i'm menf6lt6en 2eben, mo man
nor Sdmer3en perrii6t perben tbnnte, unb bann lit eS
Belt, it4 hes b%eribmteu Salpattpnz SeleS gu %ertnnern.
OteleS beilt ale duberlt6en S4mer5en Ipfprt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir oas @p>
denblatt $3.50.
Reienbe Msenten:
S. g. 8mfd5.
Gpbert Yenniger.
~. S@prpbinD.
Marimiliam gmtpr.
6 . t q { 8.

San Mntonio, 2. SUM-, 80.
9as 3eimltat BET @abl.
Der 8orfblag bes Stabtratbes,
8onbs i'm Betrase BON $250,000 ausz
augeben y fur 56ulen, p fir Britt
den, 81 fur Elm eleftrifdes Geueralarmz
SPLEEN, ~ fir einen Coma aur 8e3abs
lung BON erproptiirtem @%igentbum, 1T
bon BEN fteuer5ablenben giirgetn ratifis
3irt norben.
Stimmen puroen abBegebeg wie
fol9t:
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SIN falIe BON arant6sit oSer
nnslid sendbren mir tets
lansere Belt. Mit Sbpotbsfen.
Noten fam oi,S ni6t seideben.
@ir brauden unfsre Noten
nno Si1erbeiten uidt an 8an.
Tiers ooer @eloberleiber a1
transformer, UNI nit benz geIb
nnisr @efddft Ipeiter5ufibren.
Bir brauben nidt bobe
! Yretfe gu berednen fit Sn.
itrumente, pelde mir auf 5eit
bsrtanfen, I'm, bic 3infen au6
Soridahe beraussuidlagan.
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San MntDnio, yeraS.

Wir berfaufen Rianos unb
Srseln 70 nieDrig sesen baar
ODER auf 10 ei9te 3ablursen
bin pie irsenb Elm Saus i'm
Norben oher SiDen.
@ir pollen fe'ne Noten orer
Siberbeit, pena mir 4ianos
ober Srseln berfaufen. @ir
r~eierbiren uns baS Anre9t auf
baS S%nfrument.
Ncten fSnnen leidt britten
Rerfonsn iibertrasen perben,
tpel9e bic @inlofung berielbea
ersbingen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-10-23
PERSONAL

Hon. THOMAS BLAoKsToCK was in the
city yesterday.
W. T. ALBERs of Centerville was in the
city few days this week.
ATTORNEY GENERAL G. E. EsrABRooK
Is spending few days in the city.
Hon. CARL JONAS will speak some
evening next week at Kellnersville.
l.. j. NASH ann A. j. Schmitz deliver
ed speeches at Meme on Friday last.
A. J. CHENEY was in the city on Tues
day looking over his old stamping ground.
LorTIE BEN arrived home last week
from Yankton, where she had been visit
ing her brother
THOMAS ToRRIsoN spent last week at
DEBORAH, Iowa. He is one of the direc.
tors of the college at that place.
Mr. BIDwELL, the senior member of
the Bldwell Hardware Co. of Philadel-
phia, was in the city on Monday last.
Mr.. E. G. WE'VE of Milwaukee, one of
these gentlemen of the road who are al
ways independent, energetic and cour-
teous, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Wehe is one of the best representatives
of the profession.
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HoEs.-At the residence of her son. in-law
In this city on Monday Oct. 20, Mrs
Martha J. HOES.
Mrs. Hoes was one of these women
who will be sadly missed by all her associ.
ates. She was a woman of the kindiiest
impulses, ever willing to make personal
sacrifices for any who appealed to her
and always impelled by genuine charity
to say and do only that which would
bring gladness to those with whom she
came in contact, Her name was always
synonym of all that was generous and
tender. She was born in Salem, n. Y,
March, 7, 1880, and was married to r. H.
Hoes at Cambridge, Sept. 10, 1853.
In 1857, in company with her husband
she came to Manitowoc. She was left a
widow in 1870, with two children.
OF deeply religious nature, there was
nothing somber in her faith and the kind
ness she dispensed spoke in eloquen
terms of her elevated belief.
She leaves two children, both of whom
are married, Mr.. Frank Hoes of Dubuque
and Mrs. Albert Lambeth of this city.
Her funeral took place on Wednesday
the services being conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Bossard of Oconto.
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To the Editor Of The Manitoroc Plot.
DEAR SR:-Among the many gentle
men on the Democratic ticket seeking
the different Offices and the support OF
of their friends in the coming election,
[ see the name P. j. Conway for member
of Assembly LIST Dist. A better nomi-
nation could not be made, and when 1
say this know voice the sentiments of
all who know him. At the request of
his many friends he consented to enter
the field and it is to be hoped the LIST
Dist. will be represented by such re-
preventative. those who are acquainted
with Mr.. Conway will agree with me in
what l say while introducing him to
others. Mr.. Conway has been resident
of Meme many years, and has been elect
ed to several local offices and has per
formed the duties in a satisfactory
manner. II is a young man and ener-
getic, man of unimpeachable character,
and has principles that make all who be-
come acquainted him, esteem him.
He is an opponent of the Bennett Law.
He respects the public schools, but he
will defend the rights of the parochial
schools. In full can assure anyone who
votes for this gentleman, that if he has a
voice in cur Capital he will honor those
who sent him there.
(REv.) E. T. PITT.
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A GENTLEMAN in a private letter to the
Pilot urges the need of the people of
Manitowoc to take active steps to secure
the extension of the G. B. & W. road from
Green Bay to this point. He says the
people Of Kewaunee are active and ag-
gressiye and inaction on the part of the
people of Manitowoc will deprive them
of the line on which they based such
strong hopes Of the future. The gentle
man referred to, says there is no doubt
that the G. B. & W, will extend its line
to the lake shore in the shortest possible
time and that sneering at the efforts Ke-
waanee is putting forth will by no means
defeat these efforts.
There can be nc doubt that great in
jury would result to Manitowoc from Ke-
wlunee's being made point OF lake
transit. The business men of this city
should look at the matter from bust.
ncss standpoint and then act as their in
terests demand.
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FOR SALE.

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