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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-16

DACIrIC NAVIGATION coMPANY-rAsr
time for Tacoma Everett and Snohomsh rtvea
points
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON win
leave Everett daily. except Sunday. at . N ios
Seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. IL q M
Leave Tacoma Tor Seattle G:l5 p n.
Leave seattle fur Everett. A:4O p
Leave Everett for seattle, 1;l5 D. m.
Leave Seattle foe Everett. lO:Uo .. AZ except S.
urdAy and sunday.
Leave seattle for Tacoma $50 p. m, Saturday
only.
Leave Tacoma for seattle 2:ls n m
Leave Seattle for everett, $50 p. M
Calls ~ kdmonds oaiy. Connects daily except
SUNDAY with STEAMER HENRY BAIsEY for
all snohcmish river pointA Only catiy through
iiae. freight el.OO per ton-
IA CoSNoR. WILDLY ISLAND AND
II EvRRErT-
STEAMER FAYRHAVEN
Daily, exccp. Saturday. 8 p. m, f,r Edn,uuds
Muckiiieo, Everett. Clinton. Browne Point,
luialip Langley, suaksinr,, Coup.viile, sande.
fncs, oak Hareor, rssalsdy ana Ia connor Re
turning leaves Ia connor q m, daily except
sunday, touching Everett NJ I'D H. IN, arrive
seattle !. Lont call ~ Tu!aiip on return trip
Headqu a1ters in Seattle. City Dock, foot Of Main
street
r.. J. RATHBONE. Agent
FRANK wArERHousE. General Manages.
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Per,l.ua Whc,, M.rkcY.

hssIASn. May l5.-ispccisl. l-Wheat-Trade
Qe1ed iisslcss. but with steady prices. which
IN sueiei: Valley 81. Sesi.a4's: walia walla.
eh3al.s per GENITAL. Receipts were 7.6N
eaSh
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DOEy ORCHARD

DoEJ ORCHARD
navy ya.5 nosts- sr<~sssoa. AslnAV
a22 tEaF.stssA
STEAMER Kills
leaves for, o. wNsaiaxtsn stree. .Ary sscs,s
s1ntav. 81 - . Tn sr3 2 b p NJ The ais
t. L. zip iao.Sses bad q, Peri orsasrd- Em1s
pss ssssss eaa - ss<s zs6A.sa % szsAayA
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pELLIsoHAA BAT INSIDE ROUTE

Wha,cou ara Sehon1e fairhAvsn. samfsh. A.
ee0:iss. } iaalgo City. Itszaiy. Coapsyills. LAne
icy, ClIGpg. EvereIt. Edmoad&
STEAMER WAsCo
Leaves Hsinsid's dock Tuesdays, Tasssdsys
sad saturdays a. : O'Clock 4 M. 1.cks,s Tar 49,
q civ I:cs~s uissee. 50: Second street
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
srrA.TH ErcgEYE

srrANTE ErCKEYE
Rebuilt aaa y~fstFnisGsa iear~s Merchants 1ocx
Ta=sssy .nsrs5af ara saturday ..
kgMss.sn axt Gamble ss2EgpF. ~ssSeGE. i4sis-
~.ap gga4s als5 E0aasgatt. nipa City Aaf later
ssses'ay~ nssnts arriving tnsGS tisv al , IN.
Lave I ZION sisy s = @stasseay, gfld1y
aus sur. ..s.sias - sszti4s al 4 p
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pE9PLEe sAvINoe BANK, occlDrNrAI
i Block. seattle w AahfDgton CAPITAL 0lOO 600.
ossieens - board Of Trustees - bailey 0siaerL
President: Jacob Iusth Vice President: Arthur
A. Dsnny Second Vice President: James y. Hay.
den. Manager. Cashier an0 Secretary: Prenk l.
biodeest, Assistant Cashiss l. nchw ahachss. John
Lsary. VIM h. HAiiey. John coliins INTO Raaka.
Tranaacts savings bank business eaciusivoly.
Deposits received ffou one dollar 10 ten shouaae6
ooliars six per cent. Interest per an NUN ailowed
on term and our per cent ordinary depositA.
Dividends declared the last day. Of May ana No.
vsmbef. Loans made on real estate or ApDsovod
collAtorala only.
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EAeTEHS MARK ETS.
rsv Yons Stock xxcgAx1..


NM feAk, MAJ Il. The stock market opened
ncs cloud, owing q the depressed e,ndi.
- q TIA Londap market. tho bank failures In
1ess1siss the embarrassment in mercantile aud
MSs.ns concerns In ihis country and the talk
Nost heavy exports OF gold. Prices declined
eepf. and there was heavy pressure 10 sali.
nsts eeeufret at intervals. but the market
AlH 70 bold the advance. ami the recovcr.ss
1vassec 10 make the hsaro more aggressive.
sssa 'ee delivery hour rsmo and no failures
- pxta announced, the shorts took alarm aud
she ioeover. About the sans time IL was
S9sed Ria; these interested In the National
esaase samraay had appointed a committee
eGfanee plan OF reorssul alton, and that the
slees 81 The concern. upon Investigation. had
- Quad In auch better shape than il sup
- Sofdsgs common the'enpoa rose 20
= sla vsei~frcd Jumped frosn Ito - Ia The
sFs'sales Of the llst showed an advance on the
ssea figures OF = to 80 per cent. aad the mar
- elssui urn
vsssfsnen, baaas steady.
fs'sosam-liall. 81 bid
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lDE AND SHIPPING.
III Somewhat Firmer and
Flour Advances.
.,rs FREIGHT RATES WANTED

m.~asd 30 shiliiags for New csep
e z'r..1,sx-Esseern Aypiss In Market
sesesss ssd Celery Cheaper.
IS. se,sn.sHsY CO AssicrL-ra1 vsArHKB
SCIENTIFICALLY suLixr:x.
SEATTLE, Asy IS. 1884
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION

Steamers -Iity of Kingston" AMI 'C'itv Of seat
tie" make connections ~ Port Tcwnsssd for pss-
sensers going from beilinghasn bay points to Vic
tor Ia and Pelnrn
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E,vERErr AND ssoHoxrsH ROUTE


leaves Yes'ers vsAyf TossAsys Tn1rs.ays ana
sAss4 days ~ n a.. sof t6as 1axilseo, ~.
sfsal AAryssisis. Lowell as1 saoa9m,aa
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Aeasr on rsl-Kssy. closet. offered. :.
49, lstsf 'tts sterling exchange Firm.
- sesas tn,iAess tn BANKERS blil- at 81 ~ 20
sFfs '1 Any Ia! bills. iem1ni. sasgsn ~ !.
SILVER
sss iaaA, May = Bay silver. So,
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eNfYNRNTs AND KrcF:rTa,


WU1aUship HayttAa H7puOuCs rom EOIt-
tnf-&1 Ike ink and mucisagc, S &c drugs. 2 cs
tu1kas. pAss tents AMI poles. ~ buds wall
-. nes r. II. goods, CO be ks. ~ bxs shc =
- slsei dies. cs hats. II CO syrup, jelly. c !.
Abesaosp soi bxs eGameiino. IL stoves, pkgs
lGplsas. % DOORS. pkga bed ends. 4 pigs
- - cigars, 4 castings. 2 o flavor
sxtsAats. y bbis liquor, 7 crts basxsis,
8Qrs ~ paper. tuLs buttsr. ! ccoicrs,
tlkp machinery. y pkga fixtures. 500 rolls
1tag paper. IL CT samples. I &C paper, tai
iron pipe. ~ pea iron Pipe, bis paint
1o1nhh, 10 hxs stsro plates. pk eseh OF
oes-, barber chair, hard ware. cash register.
1tA1es, iron gear. sign. glass hotties, sugar.
~ nygan, cloaks. dress goods, picture
- WDoseas, sadjlcry, shaft. bon. mill.
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oAI HN
PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cars Ei~xAa. ray coacAss
ani aoess Palace bsa.ax IaRs De: Ses.sie. -.
Pssl ana Chicago without change Caznscssoas
fus IA points IN the United States and SaaadA
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wHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP ..GIrY OF SEATTLE"

lClcss connection with n. r. train from Portland
and san Francisco
steamers "Ciy Of Kingston" and 'CI.y Of Seat
tie" make close connections Of the Tacoma wharf
with trains 10 and from Portland, aad with the
Eas. and West bound overland trains
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UAsHox ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Rakes's DOCK D. m AoadAya Wednes
sAys and Fridays fer West Side. cia,ia an! ray
landings, Tp-sszs& Thar.ssvs ara saturdays for
Eas. SIDE va.nea Chaaiaasaa. Desaosses. stones
Landing And HuenDa- Isssvss Tacoma every
morning except SUNDAY - $50.
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FARE TO EVERETT. SOC
To ASOaDA2sa, Goa
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& MT nGntncJ ~ u iltliS In tue ioselVa %.
- saturday and Monday. being quoted for
- n cents for club aud 7o(D7ic for blue s:sm.
T<tse h slightiy higher.
Tnees ffs!ghs rates on wheat are now quoted
nzsAiIilags ios prompt shipment. but ships
mlonanding 10 shillngs for new crop load
~ Tie ship Eec!efsshan in holding for 27s 81.
- lis rot likely 20 Sc. ezcsp, oy waiting
nhs sew erop
- Of the Washington mills have given no.
- ~ advance ia the price OF flour, to take
- today. and wi;hon. doubt al, the rest viii
- Patent -four will be advanced to 8, %
11anss and straight 20 t37J.
Ar Iosd OF Eastsrn apples have arrived in
nr1ot. snd will sell at 81 20 Per barrel.
0ujss nov sell ct s.. 30 Per ten-pound box at
p16i1psl&
hl3ace II com paratively plenty after Qui:, q
npesy. aud sells for ~ cents per dozen whole.
- Celery wholesale cells At 90 cents per
-
pNfYNRNTs AND KEcE:rTa
Duing the past twenty four hours produce
- ussshsndise have been shipped from aud
m,ssvl q tho port Of Seattle in the following
emutss:
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL PoIA1s IN THE WORTH
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JAPAN AND CHINA.
TIE shoff r0a.e 20 the GREAT

TABLE or sArTrS8S
tsrs'se' 90 change sse ipd4vtssi rostronem.a.l
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oA1IlEnI0
PACIFIC R.R-
Pullman Sleeping Cars EiexAas ray ccacAeo
ani aness Palace bsn.as oars between ses.sie. 81.
Fss2 ana Chicago without change Coznscssoas
fus IA points IN the United States and canada
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL 80, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
Fer 81 fans and Eas.-,a2, n
fas spok Ane-3.2o p N. and ie;.s y n.
fos Portland ana Sousn-s:l3 n ana e:AS
For o,ymp.a-s,s a m ard s:,sAn
For Monses.ro ana .cossA-s:isA IN
For 1acasna-o:ls. Sis = n ls.ei. $50 $50.
Fer snossmish. >earc. Araoortes sneanslmis
w. ~, A. ,,s, No.sa ,iena.ssoa M sad ga m
IaAISs AxsIvE AT sEsrrlE
From 81 Pau, and Eas.-il:ssp
Prom spokzne-iaS5 = m and Has . n
From Portland and South II. M ana l3:s3
Z
From olymp,a-3:sor m. and s:&s M
PROM Men'esAno aad ceosta-s So =
From iAcoha-l. %. e:&s and lo:S5 q m,
2.os, 5 80. IS and ll;2S u
Prom -nahon1ssn- Seerc. anAco.tes. SnoarAl.nic
Fails sud y or.h ksni-i0 IS q. and I so n m
From points north OF sedro to sunas-A:5ep. ma
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE woRLn
PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROrrE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON"
8: 20 am .-Si Nil. Tacoma IIioA Az 5:I5 ana
le:s3 am Ivi - seattle. ~ IN 800 am
40 pns Ly - Pt- Townsend IS Nv il:15 pm
4:S0 pm Az lie. Victoria :. Miil.vi $50 pm
steamers "lity of Kingston" ami 'citv Of seat
tie make connections .. Port Tcwnsssi for pss-
sensers going from Beilinghsm lay points to Vic
toria and retnrn
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IitsfEi. AEEis AL>.


rr fslsas { y. a,tss Ms Yss;crT Portland
N n t,l.t-.rt / " 80 t.el b = -. - Aa..ss
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CsSsurAS Pacific RAILWAY Co.'S
y EeyA Nal Steamship Lac
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23
MARINE.

The channel cut through the ice in the
river to the ship yard was closed up by
the severe cold OF Sunday night.
Captain Blainy OF Chicago was in the
city few days this week looking over
some work being done for HIM at the ship
yard.
Captains Coates and jerks are super
intending work at the ship yard.
The schooner Mary E. Cook has been
purchased by Captain Edward S. Yalen
tine for $1,000.
The steamer Wisconsin is bearing off
the palm this winter for being ice block
ed. On Saturday she was stalled in the
Milwaukee harbor by the ice.
Chris. Scboch has purchased an in
terest IN the tug George Pankratz.
Lake Superior is frozen thirty miles
from the shore and the ice is fully two
feet thick.
Gov. FLOWER has pardoned Captain
Alexander Mckenzie who was sentenced
to states prison for life for having killed
a sailor at Buffalo some years ago.
The Ann Arbor * Northern Michigan
Railway, the corporation which runs the
ferry boats from kewauneee to Frank
fort, offers the steamer City Of Marquette
for sale. This is the boat which makes
the run IN company with the ferry boats
Chicago has long had an ordinance i'm
posing a license on tugs doing business
IN that city. s recent decision Of the su-
preme court is to the effect that NUM-
cipality cannot impose sach a license and
tug owners are now taking steps to re-
cover money thus pad
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AMONG FARMERS.

Farming doesn't pay, it is said. Not
as well as it used, certainly. but it pays II
it only receives the, proper attention
James Savage of Cato last year raised
over ,, 900 bushels OF grain, which includes
zoo bushes of pease, He kept only one
hired boy through the year and had only
one man to assist him In harvesting
Mr.. Savage is still a young man but be
has one of the finest farms in the county
and earned by hin self.
Pease are the things which pay these
days. On Saturday last load of Scotch
pease sold on the streets OF this city fol
Sl90 That was beyond their market
value hut the competition among buyers
was such that the p1ce was run mp. Or
Monday the market opened up at $50 Pc
bushel. Pease. potatoes and pigs are The
articles ia which there is money thes,
days.
EE-Goy Hoard was Friday reelected
President Of the Wisconsin Dairymen':
Association.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23
THESE TRANSFERS.

There are numerous rumors on the
sereet regarding transfers Of real estate
within and adjoining this city on etu-
pendous scale. There = absolutely moth
ing certain yet in all these deals, with one
or two exceptions. The whole thing is
prospective aud everything may be de-
teated by undue excitement. Indeed
nothing may come OF the proceedings no
matter what the action Of the people may
be. but it is easily within their power to
make impossible what may be in contem-
platation. The Pilot is promised the full
facts when circumstances make it proper
that they be made public. In the mean
time the people may know that there is
nothing certain, definite or tangible yet.
The certainty may develop from the pre-
liminary steps now being taken if no OBJ
StaCles are thrown in the way.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23
THE HUM OF INDUSTRY.

The hum of industry is growing louder
in North Galveston. Tex. The Compo
Board actory and the Agricultural I'm
plement Works are nearly completed.
The same is true of the knitting & Hosi-
cry Mills, Wool Securing establishment
and other enterprises. With good mar
kets for their products, abundance OF raw
material and splendid shipping facilities,
manufacturers are eagerly Selling upon
this new field of profit. John Franz Il
Son, are the local agents of the North
Galveston Association, and they will be
glad to furnish all particulars. The
home address Of the Association is Box
963, Minneapolis, MINI.
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SURROU NDING COUNTRY.

Rev. Mr.. Tippets who was formerly
pastor Of the II. Z. church of this city
has created a sensation IN kipon by
preaching against dancing. Society peo-
pie do not take kindly to the sentiments
Of the sermon.
The school district treasurer Of South
kaukauna has been sued for $3.50. beng
the interest on school funds remaining in
his hands and deposited in the banks.
Mrs. Curtis Reed of Menasha died on
Thursday of last week. Her husband
was brother of the late George Reed of
this CITY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23
COTTON DRESS FABRICS.
WASH GOODS.

We are showing large assortment of
beautiful new Toile du Nords, Scotch
Zephyr Ginghams, Bates Dresden Cling
hams, Regina Sateens, Paris Sateens,
rrouville Sateens, Ang9lus Sateens, Satin
Raves, Shantongs. Crepes, Challies, Out
ings &C. As a general thing it is not adj
visable to postpone buying cotton dress
fabrics until late in the season, as often
choice styles cannot be duplicated.
SCHUETTE Bros.
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JOSEPH E, GILLIs, a former resident of
this county who was serving In the capa-
city of brakeman on the Wisconsin Cen
trail, was killed at Phillips on Monday
last. He fell off freight car and the
wheels crushed his head. His aged par
ents are residents OF Liberty this county.
His remains were sent to Meme for in
terIueut.
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BOARDERS.

[ have become proprietor of the YER
mont House and am now prepared to
take boarders either by the day or week.
The house is quite ;tvs-4blY located and
quite near the business c,aler of the city.
Terms reasonable. DIIs SMITH. y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE

To make it apparent to thousands,
who think themselves i'll, that they are not
affected with any disease, but that the
system needs cleansing, is TO bring COM
fort home to their heart, as c.stive con-
dition is easily cured by using Syrup of
Figs. Manufactured by the CaliforL la
Fig Syrup Co. %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23
FNRPOTDFRTFS.

We are opening our spring importa-
goods, Spring Glnghams, Toile du Nords
and other goods suitable fer spring
dresses Call and see them.
BARNES, MENDLIK Il MULuOLLAND.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23

OUR very fine stock of the celebrated
CLARK BROTHERS Lamps (both stand
AMI hanging) is still too large-to close
them out we offer them at COST. This
is your opportunity.
HoYT GROCERY COMPANY.
Succe ssOr 10 plru,b 4 NelsOpRetaiI,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23
THE CENTERVILLE BREWERY

The failure OF this concern is quite a
serIou9 blow to the village whose chief
industry it was. and 20 the town for which
i furnished i good market for the barley
raised The brewery began operations
about three years ago and was doing a
large business. Poor business manage
ment is responsible for the failure. There
were too many employees and expenses
were not keeps down as they should be.
Loss was the result.
The condition Of the brewery became
known when Peter Hoffman, refused to
| furnish any mora barley until the amount
due him for what had been furnished had
been paid. An examination OF its affairs
showed that It's liabilities were fully S25,
! O30 The stockholders viii receive moth
Ing from the concern. The Stockholders
are Allis krause, president, $1,000, II.
/ Gutsch of Sheboygan. S1,5O0, Foedert
Milwaukee, $1,000, &. Baumann, Center
| vile, $1,000, Dehiing. ShsboyEan, $1,000.
| Hugo Mill, Cauterviile. SOD, G. Hoepel,
| Centerville, $500. Chris Enrich, Center
/ Vile. 900 and other persons in small
/ sums
! The heaviest creditors of the concern
are Charles kiawert i Co. OF Milwaukee,
/ for brewers supplies, hops, malt, etc.
! Peter Hoffman. S2703 for barley fur
( uished. Gottheb stills. $1,000 for money
/ advanced, and laborers wages. There is
| owing the banks In this city the sum of
/ $1,000. notes Endorsed by GottIieb Mills
and Peter Hoffman they being secured
by a mortgage on the plant for that sum.
| Various small amounts are due farmers
| for barley
Hoffman, aud Mills held a chattel
mortgage on a lot Of personal property
! which was seized GA execution in favor Of
| kiewert & Co. The property was brought
TO Manitowoc some time ago by the
! sheriff 1t consisted of number of
| horses, mules, wagons. slelghs, etc. The
cattle were kept in the barn of Maths
Staudt. and were sold on Monday under
I he execution.
\ great deal of litigation Is likely to
grow out of this failure. The plant is a
fine one. When Scheibe's brewery was
destroyed by fire some years ago, the PEG
pie Of the village realizing the loss to
them, conceived the idea OF getting up a
stock concern. The new brew cry was the
result. It is to be regretted that their
public spirit should thus end in financial
disaster. TIE brewery is still running
but only TO work of its stock. 1t Will
probably close and pass into new hands.
A teachers meeting will be held at the
school house near Teitgen's In the town
, OF Newton Feb. -, 1898. Subjects to be
! discussed are as follows:
How can sect tones IN reading be avoided?
.......-.-.. 49,. W. q. Wehrwein
2 Should pupils study grammar from a text book:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..,.... WIN, Seeker
Compound number -.........GUsta Gulickson
Qualification of a teacher, how secured?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e ;. Schmltz
!, L. 4. S. Sec.
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Truly Wonderful!'
Will do al; that You Claim.

BUTLER, III, April o, 1895.
I have used Kickapoo Indian Salye, and
found wonderful IN effect and also used kickapoo
Indian Cough Cure for my eleven-mon,hs Old
child with gratifying results. These medicines are
truly wonderful, and will do all that claimed Tor
them. LOUIS DEEdEE.
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50 acres of land in the town OF Rock
land, 70 acres under cultivation without
stumps or stone, a good frame house,
barn 40x10, two good stables and frame
granary. Can furnish machinery and
horses If desired. L. IL MEANY
Reedsyills, Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23

TIE sculptor's ehisel or the artists
pencil cannot portray anything SO beautl-
full as a person who is the picture of ro-
bust health. Go and see the kIckapOO
Indians. Advice free.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-23
CARRIAGE REPAIRING

and painting. This IS the proper time to
have this done as the work can be COM
pleted before the season for their use
opens. We have left a few cutters which
will be sold at a reasonable figure.
SoRGE Bros,
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nlol1itomoc pilot
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. FEB. p, 1893.


- - ,,r.-r-e 7l,l1s diod on
- - - Ms i, his Goth
MoAuas " Ii4i7 "e1i''
yeaF'
G,prtrr Nrr14Sy Of O,ont0 was 10
the city this week Tis..inz Clerk j. 7.
Nolan
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Wa f'7-...-~ ~ =
"e5
DR dEEEI "lo has bsea absent lor
returned to this .sy on Monday last.
=, i"tiis3N y - pltIeti'z.' ~.
oL cheese 81 ~ 49, III IL 80
he'z-5 LOT ''s'. '''5- IN
pFlNdtt.
A four eear Ola child or Martin Open
Of Tabersv fell into A tub OF hot wa.er one
Az Ia.r ,raeg and vas 1rqI9ad So badly
~ 5,a+J, ansf,aJ in two davs.
HEERI iiNiieH9 ana Ite ls1i q it tpo
mer ard"aTe ~ ".9 ,, nad1ot tb r
business, from fred hHeohef TOT 9o'ooo
Ara-ar, sas7,,r az the legislature al
,,,ost !. bzIii- i9troluaal making county
treasETers Ineligible To e.eatIon ior thlFd
consecutive term. a OH OF Ills Nature
was recently trodueed 70 lA7 assembly J.
4 bill has been introduced 10 the assem-
bly, AMI it viii prob4bLy pass Dota houses
repeating the law when torplas Inc SAFE
81 intJ1iealing liquors ~ Lars gfoands
while d far IS n progress, under paha!ly
Of forIeltlEE the al iafhlshea oy Ihe
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UNDERTAKING.

G. & w. Frazer have put in a complete
stock OF undertaking Goods and all or
ders in that line viii receive prompt at
tention. Day and night calls attended to.
No. ll3 If North Eighth st.
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NOTICE

All persons are hereby cautioned not
to tr ust my father on nay account, as [
will pay DO debts OF his contracting.
Franklin, February d. 1898.
. CHARLES KRoHN.
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GET bottle Of ialiau S3Ewa at Turner
Hall, if it don't d. you good return the
empty one and have your money return
ed. Advice free
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Maple Grove

| THERE is virtue in Indian Sagwa.
Better try 1t now while the Indians are
here, 1t is guaranteed to care Dyspepsia,
| Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, etc. Adj
vice free at Turner Hall
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A private letter from Consul kress
states that he Will visit Manitowoc before
going to Cork to assume the duties Of
the position to which he was appointed.