davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-11
KIetne Uddri6ten.

- 3tpei neue 8lottcunfGue purocn beutC
8ormtttag bon $40. 1856 IS. II. StraBe in
@elunbbettSamt %an9emelbet. 6erner Der:
lautet, oaB in Dem 6auie SEQ. 1924 6letcbcl
StraBe in Cafe &ie1p, aus iDelcbem Dol
einigen Gagen Elm SAT- gcmelOet WurOe,
bret neue 8latternfGle gum Au56ru9 gez
tOmmen icten.
- Sic 8orberettun9cn fit ba5 an
Samita8, ben 20. 2(u8uit, i'm GOIumbjc
Part f%tattfin0enbe Sabress Btctic Der itdO:
tiiGben 2lngeitelten limb npumeDr Douenoc.
unb Oa8 Set ioQ auf ie6en SAT-, % &c
rcgnet, o6cr Db baS GSetter icb0n iii, obge:
baltcn per6cn. Der @oriibet 0eS Nrran:
gement5comiteS lit bie9mnI Simlmie Stpe:
ME, Bet Sobn OeS SeuermarlbauS.
- 9(n oorliegenoer Steue purOe bercit@
ongeoeutct, 0aB Die Clemens & 6olSfe So.
ipelc6c fiirSlicb %ob6rannte, in Den @ron.
locomotive Escorts tDr OelDGIt Deiter be:
tretben nitric. Sn Der Gbat bat jeBt oi,
ermQ9nte @eieuic1aft in Nerbinoung mi
Ser WeuSs Treuc6 50. bic @ebdube uno Der
0runo Der 0ront locomotive Borf3 fiji
ben 8rei5 bon $4,000 iGbrlicb genGietbet
nacbbem Der GDuntDribter Da5u feline @r:
laubntB 9egeben.
, 1894-08-11
Unbeoriin0ete 2lnf[doe.

Sboa
field bat Die BON Den SnideftOren Der GipiC
TeoeratiOn 9e8cu etntge itdbtilbc lbfubr=
Ieute erbobenen 2tnflogcn, bon ~einigea
60u8beItbern Der 30. G8aro fiir Die Sort
icbaIfun9 Don Qlbf&ucn Oelb O~erlan9t un6
coQcctirt Sit babeu, unteriu6t. Gr bat in
5aQtrcidben 6GQen 8~efunOen, 6aB bieie On
fla9cn burcbaUS un6egriinbet linb, uno OaB
e5 lib MIR UNI 5rinfgel0er banoeltc, tpelcbe
ben 2tbfubrleuten frcipiIt8 bon ben 6au9s
beiiBern 8egebcn tpurben fir Nrbeiten, bic
niht 81 iDren Oblic9c1beiten ge0Oren, 5.8.
fiir 0aS @inauSibaffen Der NbfaugefdBe
aus ben Soften Ooer @Gulcrn, iopie fitr
6ortlbaffung Der 2(6fGQe aus BrtuataQeDs
un0 60fcn, fiir beren Jtcia3altnn8 Bic be-
treffenDcn 6ouSbeliBer ielbit 81 IOrgen Ocrz
pflicbtet iinb.
, 1894-08-11
mie iinO nit 5riidten iiberIooene
Obitbdume 81 bebanoeIn ?

SIN 8e3ug auf bic 8f(c9e unb 8c6anOs
lung ser Sbitbdume tpirb uugeacDtet Der
beiten 6ot3ic6Id9e III ujcIen 6dQen nocb
i6tper gelitnol8t. QSenu man bic CUTE @ez
ipO1nbcit bat, feline 0bitbdlme aI4idDrIid
81 l6neiocn, 10 taun eS 0O6 UOrfOmmen,
bnB bic 8dume Der Sbit8drteu ODER
Orchards jc nocb ibrer StGrfe 9eltitbt
tperben mitiien, NM nicbt inter Der Sat
ibrer Sriibte 8uiommen5ubrecDeu, tpeIc6e
OeS groBen lleberflIiie5 tuegen tDeni9er
lb0n iinO unb AUDI biniicbtllc9 Der Site
iueit binter ben gelp0bnlt9 9eerntcten 3u>
riidIte6en. @iue iolbe lleberproOuftion
fitblen sic 8dume aucb ipater nOcb tpabreno
LANCER 53eit tno Da bic 0eiunb6cit zines
8aumes fir oei1cn @rtra9 maBgebenb 1T,
10 lit eS notbpenOig, in iol6en SGuen
ener9iib uno reiOlut SIT ban0cln.
SIN Mtonat September ODER October,
nocb ebe bos2aub DouitGnoi9 obfGut, nebme
man an ienen 3tpeigen unO al ienen Qteiten,
pelbe cine Wteuge ansrmaler 6rlicbte gcz
tragen boben, einen itren9en, ober nid6t
a45u befti9en S3nitt Dor. Sin SIT furSer
Shnitt Wiirbe Die 8eritiimmelu1g Der
&rone 0eS 8aumeS uno beS Qlten 6ol,eS
, 1894-08-11
6eben fnLfdes NeIn nl1s.

Daniel g8alib un6 S, 8, 98ail bcidb6fz
tigen itcb, W}an9eIS anberer 2tr6eit, nit
Dem 2Ius8eben n~acbgemocbten 0eIoe8. Sc
tern Nac5t ihmierten tic einen 8leibouar
cincm 9riecbiicben SrucbtbdnbLer, Gueitaz
riaS 0elnmO, AZ 3. Qbe. beim Gintoufen
bon Triidbten an. 9todb tparen Die bet0en
Climber a6er nt6t einen balben 8loG BON
Dem &ertauf8plaBe 0emmo'S entfernt, ais
bic 8olt5iitcn 8urfe un6 &ecfe auf Der
8tl0fdcbe eri6iencn unb auf 8efra9en 6eS
@ried5en Sen 9ouar fir eineu munberbQr
i6le6t nacb8emadten erfldrteH. Die bei6en
@elbous9cber tpurOen pcrfol8t, ein9ebolt
un6 inter ber Q~lnflage Der 8erou5gabrng
faliden @elbe8 Dcrbaftet. 9ticbter 9oolep
miro itD am Wtonta8 nit tbnen bcicbGfti@
gen u1O i~teIte ie bis babin unter je 500
8iirgi3aft.
, 1894-08-11

%a68ebaltenen GrtraiiBun8 6e8 S~taotratbS
angenOmmen wurbc. alderman 6e6el
miro tpG0renb Der nO9 nidbt ab~9eIaufcnen
&mt93eit 6cS WlaDorS 0ciien @ei6Gfte Ders
ieDen,
0femp6i8, Sem, 10. Dug.
0aS GorpeOo 8oot GricIon lit beute
9&obmittag bier etn9etroffen. 0aSielbe
UurOe BON ben itGbtiiden 8camten uno.
elmer groBen An5abl 8iirger beii9ti8t.
8btlobelp9ia, 8a., 10. 9tug.
Ser befannte bieii8e 8rarerci6eiiBer
2Oui9 8ergoou lit beute 2(6eno einem 9fie>
renletben erle9en. Sein 9crmogen tpirb
ouf $50, 000, 600 ~geiC6GBt.
, 1894-08-11
Gin oiebti6er Stiefiobn.

@tIbelm @aIenttue bon 715 90. II. Str.
beiratbetc Dor eini8cr 3ett etne poGntibe
8ittwe Gamen5 3opac3D3oipStD u16 bieit
bracbte ibm in Simon SoDn einen err
iDocblenen Stiefiobn in bic @be. Gs
ibetnt nun, ais tpenn bteie @be feline 9IIdz
lihe unb Defenders Oer StiefiO6n cine
icbLebte 8eigabe 81 berielben lit. gr iOu,
ME Salcnttne a%uSia9t, ibm mieberbOlt
@elo (einmal 500 geitoblen 6aben. Nui
Bitten Der M}utter uub auf Oa5 8erIprecben
Ser 8eiierung nabm Ser Stiefpater bisber
DaoOn 2tbftan0, gericbtIicb 9e8en ben biebis
lc9en Stiefiobn Dor5ugeben. 9ocb ais Ell
tbm geitern tpicber $50 itabl, lteB er ibn
obne @no0e un6 8arm6ersi9feit tpe9er
9teb1to0lS ~Derbaftcn. 9ti9ter Gberbarot
iteute tbn bis gum 16, 5. Otts, unter $500
8itr8i9aft.
, 1894-08-11
STREET. nit bIuti0en Qus9an0.

Die $40. Is g8eIt Wt%a6tIonitraBe gelcz
gene Sbantptrtbibaft bon 2trtDur Ofcz
GatlD mar beute firth nm + lt6r Der
ScbauplaB elmer S9ieBeret nit per6dn9z
nlBOOuem QluS8an9e. lin bic ertpdbnte
Stunbe 6etrot bo5 ser 4oIi5ei mpbLbez
fannie unb BEL Soite O}oore lto. IS Siib
.@~ltntonitraBe ~no6n6ofte 6rGuen3immer
@race SbOmplou OoS 9ofal unb ~perlongte
BON Dem bort aQein antpeieuben Sd6Unf>
feuner SObn Burns ein 0la8 SbnQp3.
9aiielbe Duroe ibr ein9eicbenft, 6pcb ltcB
tie e5 BET Dem Gtneu ntCbt 9emG6ren, Ionz
bern trant 6arauf nod DerlDteoene onoere.
NlS Burns abcr ettpa cine Stunbe ip6ter
BON tbr perIan9te, boB lie ibre GccDuultg
be9leiben ioue, murbe ite 9rob un6 id6rie
lcblieBlib in aufgeregtem Some, tie mer0c
nIcbt be5o3Le1, neil ie fem @eI6 bel iicb
babe.
Burns gc6acbte nidbt hieI Te0erleicns nit
Der Perion 81 macben un0 gtng auf ite SIT,
I'M tie CUR 5biire binau55umerfen. Die
G6ompIon tpebrte iicb ieoocb, tpobci Burns
betnaDc in bic Gn8e getrieben mur0e. 9a
entlu0 itd6, tpie e3 betBt, auf gang uncrs
flQrltcbe QSeiie etn 9teOolper, BEN Burns in
Der Saibe trug, u1O nit eincm Nu5rlf 0e5
Sc9mer5en5 "itiir5tc 0ie G9pmplon butt
ilberitr6mt 81 Boben. Die Y]iitolentugcl
mar ibr in baS linfe 8eilt, o6crbalb oe8
&nieS, georungen, Sic mlIr6e mach oem
County 6OlpitaI 8ebro6t, mo man bie
Q8unbc ftr bebenflic6 Dtelt. Burns purbe
Oerhaftet uno na9 Der observation-disclosures
Station 9ebrQbt.
, 1894-08-11
Gnolth aud Ger Orttte beftraft.

6eltte enOlib ipur6e ouc6 Ser 9rttte 6er
6auunfen, tpeIcbe am 10. Sult Qlben65
II ltbr in BEN Saloon bon GDtpar6
0}cper5, @fe Clinton ulrb 0tat6ertraBe,
%ein6rongen, ben Ntrtb 81 beraubeu iucbteu,
ober Don 0ieiem 9e90rig bcimgelercbtet
murOen, Gbos. 2a6ep, bon Jticbter @berz
barOt oabin 8eianbt, mo ct bingeb0rt, 1tac5
Dent @OuntD9efdngniB. 98ie uniern 2eiern
nOb crtnnerlib iein oiirfte, mar elmer, Sta
mems Sanle9 Grainor, 10 DOH OIeDerS an
9ciDOiieu morbtn, bQB CT einige StunDcn
NAG ictner @tnticferung ms County
6oipital Der &erlebung erIag, Elm %5lpeiter,
Sobn WtcGartbD, wur0e ebenfnI5 angez
i9olien, nab ctpa Ia 3agen oerboftet un6
inter 5000 8iir9i6aft ans Grimtinalgcribt
Deripieicn. Der brittle i'm 8unOe, Gbo8.
2abep, Der binter ben 2abentii6 geiprun7
gen tpar, bes WtrtbS Hepolper er9riffen un6
oieiem cine lhlimmc S6uBwunbe betz
bracbte, BET i9limmite Der 3 Geieuen,
mur0c bellte tpegcn GaubanfallS un0 Sra
gems Derbotener g8affen inter $1,000 8itrg>
icbaft oent Gri1ninolgericbt iibertpteien. 9o
&abeD idDOn einmal in Solicit mar, 10 b&rfte
er oieleS OtaL unter Dem HiidfauS>@ eicB
etnen 5temlicb langen Straftermtn 5nbtcttrt
erbQltel1.
, 1894-08-11
unfdlle nit t6otIihem Nusoano

Der 15iGbrige Gbtpar0 G6lao0, an Ser
SobnionftraBe tpohnbaft, purbe 8eitern an
Der Il. StraBe bon cjnem Bug Der Suiuoi5
GentraLz8abu nie0ergerannt un6 get0Dtet.
Der 5ipciidbrige s.. s. 0DlanO ~itiir3tc
gcitern Nbeno aus einem 6e1iter Der elterz
ltcben Bobnuug, $40. POP GicbulonDtraBc,
uno itarb I'M &erlaufe Der lta5t.
, 1894-08-11
OooesfGlIe

pur0en beute 8ormittag i'm geiun6beit5s
amt ipie fol9t 9emeI0et:
6enr0 9cDOen, 60 s., SEQ. 50 OfaoOp
Cane.
Catherine S9miOt, sos, %resbpterioner
6olpital.
2lnna &re6s, 5 &c., $50, 80 Trontltr.
0tartba 6Oberg, 70 S., geo. 739 8eits
9iOiltonitr.
, 1894-08-11

Ub,cnn, s. gsortbtpe fermzgES embabt. Eifsh
y 'SfHrss. gos. 2QG-208 @larf StraBea az oes
Goflen aoenus gtatleH uHo an 2spot sde AE4S'ARs
alnsIe=2tE o,.snn~t grrE,,5,
, 1894-08-11

SEg2iGi9an Central. gscw Oorf SsntsaIz tImo
~ Cotton s. 2Glbaut= Gff eitba bteu. - pie
gtia9ora SAILS Jtoute1 8uGe O%erloieu uno fOmHleu az
in Der neuen Central. Stntiou an Safe Jrout, s5IB, Don
gurs yt0U, uuO p. Ctr. 80. Str. uHo 2qos Yarf.
StabtsGiGetsOiir 81 @lart=5tr.
, 1894-08-11
Ra(fimnrP & 06ia=G ilpn6nhn-

Gepot: @rono Geutral= IIaQjer=5tatt Gtobt.
Offce: 1913 Glart=StraBe. Seine @ItrobereGuHuq fr
q. 50. &ImiteO=3U III
abfabrt @ufuuFt
SDtoi $500" -: .....,T 600 30 GAG u
ouleo &tmiteO .......... ......... 1915 d. 500 q
9tep yort, @eolbingtOu, 4Ittsburg
@ei ......... : 300 gS'1l:O5 ST
Seatfellon accommodation q. 100. 5;25 ~ 945 ID
PIttSburQ. GleoeIano, g&beeliug &
SplumbuS GrprcB .......... - G45 ~ 72O 81
2dgtd). Nu5genOmmeH SouutaQ5.
NDSeaas, SOC S9Tans & 8actWeBenn.
" 4anagter=Stoti0u 0ai guren=5tr. gin g3raS
fNoli5 OOm SOore OF Sraoe. 2idet=CfTce: lO4 grnrfffE.
, 1894-08-11
0iHenbahn~G aRrpRdne.
Union paRsn9er Station.
n ] pennsylvania jn98.
gfoor,s.. GanaIz umO gsaoiis"sStr
Wou GbicaeD nap

EtroRe, gde 5adTpu, mo in @uottortuH 9ote5
GurG=Su9e Iabren lDte lOIgt HG9 eehLLuIIoeE
, 1894-08-11

2lben6bEatt ser 81. StaatS3tg. l Gent
, 1894-08-11
spuncir pruHs. on1nna. ses0i0

AUf9DrI AHlliig
@UuuctI BIuTis, Gn1oBa. Seg0tots lZ;l2 ~! o "
ue5, &enper. 2incolu, SIoIE 6:80 r.. O.. - SS
Stu. Sgben, GAIT safe, SoH io:20 a.. 90 s
TraHclsCo, BortlaHo 800. IU43 q. 6GyMS
BIad 0tus uH0 9eobpDob. ......- 6;50 -. o10Mt
2ulutb s. 8De SIperlCr5 ....... 6'9v ~ 20 s
ct. gaul. EtlnUeapolls .......... S:d9 9t Goo o 15
Gan Gloire. ga Grpiie. Wiuona. o:50 e. go t
WtnDiiDn uu0 gor2GeL. zee. -. IO:I2 St 80 -
T&ruuuI. Wt.Hu, uuo GuO=3atota+ o:09 SI 60 ~
eorro 3 gofpfa -. ! $50 Nf 8:l50 F
8E0rS 5r 9c 35bfpib, yaeenab, f1i:30 ~ 6:I5 y
9reen Ban. WtcHCuIuee-. 49, SNO & 20
Sf6fOIh QDpietou uno 81 oOrbnro BOY y 10 q
aiblon0, 6urleg, 8eflemer, Srona J 3D9 ~ 10 1S
tpOo6 uno 9t1tuetanosr. $1,000. 5U0 gt I0.o 10 w W
Worquette unb Cafe Superior 80. : S00 81 7:95g9
Dtiruaufee uub ~J}ariue-N6fabrt NS, !. 1S.
I'll o.; AHfuHft '7:35 81, 1880 Yt, AOV0 III
'I:3O Sc, 'l:I5 g., t4g. '6:l5 D.. 81 u.
g~8aufe)ho Qbfa9rt IA 81, $50 WG, . y:
'50; autunft: 1905 81, flI5 u, f4O0 j., f6.9
a., -yE3U u.
&odfOr6 uno ~6reepOrt-2tbfabrt: Il 81, fl9I5 ~,
+4.I5 q, i'll 80 q. NufuHft: 1000 UE. T2.I9 u.
t5.55 q. tilI0 A-'S6glta. f9d9ttb, aaS9eHommen
Gountags. z 3Gglid. Wtontags ou5geHomtuteH. +&12s
lib. Cams Tags ouSaeuonIu1eH. sytur SoHHtaas-
, 1894-08-11
Qon6On, 10. Q(ua.

Dem vStanbar6" DirO aus 8riiiicl gez
meloct: Gtncm bier cingetroftenen Sc
riicbte 5ufOlge 1T Ser Dineiicbe @eian6te,
Der 8cIegcntli6 Der aric95crtldrung Don
Sapan abberufcn purOc, bon iejner 9fe8ie7
run8 Dc8en ictuc3 3auoern5 in ben &ers
%banoLun8en nit Sapan, pelcbe Dor benz
2tu9brucbe 6eS &rie8e9 inn Oange mareu,
oetdOeIt mDrben.
, 1894-08-11
6 10 c5, 10. Q(uguif.

On Der Gopc5topn @egntta fir 8utter,
Barren uno 8tnaiien, Die 5u &rte8Sz
yacbtcn ODER S9uli9iffcn 8eb0rcn, naDm
auCb elm 8oot pom Ser, Staten Stronger
rGbicago" tbejl unO tru8 Sen Bret5 0auOn.
IS bct9eiIi9ten itcD on bteier Q8cttfa6rt
nod 8pote DON ben en8liiben &riegSicbiffen
v0tercurD" uno gSt. 8incent",
, 1894-08-11

@enua, 10. 2tuguit,
Ser g oloit bcS @omponiiten &er6i puroe
bon @inbrccberu beim8ciudbt, bic cine Qln>
3abl WertbgegeuitQnoe unb QInoenfen
~entmenoeten.
, 1894-08-11
q ltn. 10. 2luQ.

Seutc purOcn 5ier spci Gboleras
Grtrantun8en 9emctOet. 3mii6enoeds7
gaiiagicre .uab 2tmcrifo miiien iicb elmer
fiEftG9i9en Guorantdnc unterlperfcn. Sn
Wtaitricbt Durocn 3tDei GDoleraerfranfunz
gen unb Elm Go6cSfau gcmcl6et. 2(uBerz
DEM ipuroen Observation-Disclosures ans fol-
9enOen StdOten beric9tet; 9totter6nm Elm
Sail, 0ormeroeer Elm SAL, 8tc5fenSgroai
3tpci Gooe5fGuc, Sno78roenbppen bier
6due, QUeitpraitbOf ein SAL, 8erlitum
techs EGQe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

THERE is no medicine so often needed
in every home and admirably adapted to
the purposes for which it is intended as
Chamberlain Pain Balm. Hardly a
week passes but some member of the
family has need Of it. A tootnache or
headache may be cured by it. A touch of
rheumatism or neuralgia quoted. The
severe pain of burn or scald promptly
relieved and the sore healed in much less
time than when medicine has to be sent
for. A sprain may be promptly treated
before Inflammation sets in, which insures
cure in about one-third of the time
otherwise required. Cuts and bruises
should receive immediate treatment be-
fore the parts become swollen, which
can only be done when Pain Balm is kept
at hand. A sore thr )at may be cured be-
fore it becomes serious. A troublesome
corn may be removed by applying it twice
day for a week or two. A lame back
may be cured and several days of valua-
BILE time saved or a pain in the side or
chest relieved without paying a doctor
bill. Procure a 80 cent bottle and you
will never regret it. For sale by Henry
Hinrichs druggist. oct25
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18
nlonltouoc pilot
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. OCT. 18, 1894.

FARMERS find 1t improbable to raise
horses these times.
INDIAN summer seems loathe to put IN
an appearance this year.
The Deano Markham crowd killed
three deer in one day last week.
THE frost of Saturday night was so
heavy that ice formed an inch thick.
POSTMASTER WITS Is making an effort
TO increase the force of letter carriers.
THE Polish church of this city mas re-
Gently been supplied with clergyman.
VorER5 should look over the registry
lists to learn whether they are registered.
Mr.. MALEK of Milwaukee addressed
the Polish people of Newton on Tuesday
night.
The forests will soon be bare. Every
! lst of wind is denuding the trees of
.heir foliage.
THE concert given by Prof. Fraenzl
on Saturday night last was a most en-
ioyable affair.
PLUMB x NELSON seem to use up a
number OF teams in conducting their
wholesale business.
The Brandt Printing Il Binding Co.
has just issued city directory which is
very creditable job.
Mrs. ALTER who has resided so long at
the north side changed her residence to
the south side this week.
BIoRN SoNsTAGEN who is out at Tiger
ton, sent down fine deer this week
which fell before his rifle.
No one in this county sees A. J. Schmitz
these times. He is speaking every night
in some portion of the state.
LUKE BURNS of Meme came nearly
being seriously injured on Saturday last
by being thrown from his buggy.
Isaac CRATE and Nc Terens OF MishI-
colt are up north on a two weeks hunt.
They are both excellent marksmen.
TURF CoUTwEY is not very klni in his
remarks with reference tC Bradley who
drove Tufts colt during the season.
QUITE a large number of Manitowoc
people took advantage of low rates offer
ed by the G. 4 n. W. last Saturday, to
visit Nil yankee.
JANIS NELsoS of Lauglade county,
formerly resident Of Cato, this county,
will b. an indspanlent candidate for
sheriff o. Llngals aDInty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18
MANITowoC, Wis, Oct. -, 1894

This may certify that we have used a
Majestic Steel Range for the last three
years in our house with constantly in
creasIng satisfaction. 1t is all that could
he desired for baking and SO far as the
use of fuel is concerned it requires a
smaller amount of coal or wood than any
other stove or range we have ever used.
1t easily retains the fire when tie range
is not IN use and indeed little expert
ence Is all that is necessary to get the
very best and most economical service
ont of it at all times. Ii. J. EVANS,
Prin. North Side School
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

THERE was quite an exciting time at
the meeting Of the city council on Tues
day in electlng a successor to John Meyer
as member of the county board. W. q.
Lueps was first elected but motion VIZ
made 20 reconsider ard John Meyer Jr
was chosen. There was great deal of
excitement and threats on the part OF
aldermen to resign. Mr.. Meyer, the SUI
pervlsor elected, is a son of the person he
succeeds
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

One of the ablest speeches ever deliv-
cred in this county was that of p. ..
Stromme at Clarks Mills. 1t was from a
high stand point and dealt largely with
the ethics of political economy. It was
a new departure in political discussion
and an innovation which few men could
make successfully. But Mr.. Stromme
held the attention OF his audience close
ly to the end. He has a wonderful com
mana of language and readiness of Illus
tration. He is never denunciatory but
always argumentatIve and persuasive,and
is qniek to catch the sentiment OF the
crowd he is addressing. he had very
good audience, many people being pres
ent from Liberty and all were quite en-
thusiastic in their praise of the speech
they had heard.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

Apropos OF the scrip issued by the Up
ham Manufacturing Co. Otto Schmidt
OF this city can tell tale. When he was
connected with the Northwestern he went
to Marshfeld to make collections, the pa
per having subscribers at that place. He
was paid ia some instances in scrip. He
thought ne could use 1t IN paying his
bills there but found it was refused. He
then tried the saloous with it but they
refused to take it. He could not pass the
stuff in Marshfeld and brought 1t home
He gave some of 1t 10 his friends here as
samples Of "shInplaster" and Kept some,
! but did not realize cert on what h. had
/ taken.
Now with iDdIsputab.e facts of this
/ kind why should the partisans of Upham
insist that this scrip was as good as cash
! There are stores in this city whose due
/ bills, should they choose to issue them,
would pass current anywhere. Why
should not the Upham scrip have par
| value IN MarshEeid?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

EVERY mother should know that Group
can be prevented. The first symptom Of
trne Group is hoarseness. This is follow
ed by peculiar rough cough. If Cham
berlains Cough Remedy Is given freely as
soon as the child becomes hoarse or even
after the cough has developed it will pre-
vent the attack. . and 80 cent bottles
for sale by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18
DANCING SCHOOL

Prof. \. c. Wirth of Milwaukee who
had the most successful dancing class
ever conducted IN Manitowoc will reopen
his academy for a course OF twelve les
sons at the Opera House (north slde) or
Monday, October 2Gth, at 700 P. NJ. Terms
for the twelve lessons, Gentlemen, $500;
Ladies S400. All former scholars and
married couples same rates as last season.
There will be children's class from 4: &c
till $50 P. NJ. Rates for children, one
pupil $500; two 10 same family 500;
three 10 same family $1,000. For parti
culars address A. G. Wirtb,
591, End Ave, Milwaukee, Wis
First Vice President of the American Ma
tional Association, Masters of Dancing
of United States and Canada. %;
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

Il would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor | know OF" says Mrs
Hattie Macon of Chiffon. Carter Co, Mo
in speaking of Ch0mberlain's Cole, ChoI-
era and D1arrhoea Remedy. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, Druggist. oct25
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18
GENTLEMEN's fine Sunday Overcoats-
an elegant line at Schuette Bros. %

PROF. YOU'VE, formerly principal of the
First ward public school and until recent
ly, city superintendent of the Portland
Oregon schools, has been elected presi
dent of the Presbyterian college at Al
bany, Oregon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18
The Majestic ship is moving don't fail
to get on board.

WE direct the attention of our patrons
to the fact that we are the agents IN this
city of the firm of O. W. Richardson &
Co. the largest exclusive caxpet house in
tue country. We have the sole right to
run their patent carpet exhibitor in this
section of the country. Call and see it
when you want to buy carpet and have
about 200 styles to select, from cotton to
the best Administers. 1t will pay you to
examine our samples as we have all the
new designs and We make close prices.
BARNES, MENDLIK & MULHoLLAND.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18
PRESCRIPTIONS.

Have prescriptions put up at Hinrlchs'
Drug Store where you are sure they are
prepared from the best material which
the money can buy, and are put up by
experienced, registered men only. Hin
richs doesn't employ any boys in this de-
partment. tt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

PRINCIPAL MCtfovKRN OF one OF the APP
pleton schools has been arrested CHARGED
with Furnishing few pupils too severely.
The oifense with which they were charged
and of which they were guilty was van
dalIsm in an clubhouse. It is doubtful
whether any punishment can be too Sc
we're for this species OF rowdyism.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

The ticket presented by the democratic
comfy convention is such that every one
can heartily support it. 1t is the duty Of
every one to discharge the duties of citl-
Zepship on election day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18
FOR SALE

or rent. A farm of 50 acres, 20 under
cultivation. The farm is we'll supplied
with water the year round, has brick
house, a good barn aud fine orchard. 1t
is only two miles from The city and on a
good road. Will lie sold or rented. In
quire at office Of G.. DAIMLER. 6tnovS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

For some time the railroad round
house at this place has had brass articles
stolen and sold to second hand stores in
the city. The police have been on the
watch for some time and on Tuesday Po-
liceman Carrie nabbed one of the thieves.
HIS name IS William Carni and he halls
from Milwaukee. Bill made him carry
about 100 pounds weight of his stolen
goods while on his way to the jail.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

IT is due Mr.. Wells that he have large
audience on Thursday next when he
speaks IN this city. The appropriations
which he has secured for the harbor at
this place have been such as to earn him
the gratitude of the people without refer
ence to party. No such work has ever
before been accomplished by congress-
man IN the interests of ManltowCc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18
SCHUETTE BROS.

M. KAPPEs, Undertaken and embalmer
keeps on hand a full stock of CasBets,
Collins, Shrouds, etc. and from the cheap
est to the must costly. All orders for
embalming will receive prompt attention.
Store and office % South Main st. Mani
towOc. Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

MARSHAL BoLEN and Policeman earle
captured another man named James Ia
horlk who was implicated in the thefts
from the railway round house here. He
was in the ravine near the railway bridge
when he was caught. He Is a tramp and
large, powerful man.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

LACK of vitality and color-matter in
turn gray. We recommend Halls Hair
Remover to prevent badness and gray
ness.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

TRossEN-kAsTEN. At the city of Mani
towoc. on the 18th day of October, A.
D., 1894 by John O'Hara, Justice of the
Peace, Mr.. Nicholas Trossen and Miss
Emma Hasten, both of the town Of
Newton, Manitowoc Co, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-18

Hon. NELs HAUGEN had fine audience
at Turner Hall on Monday night. Many
of his countrymen came from a distance
to hear him. He spoke at considerable
length and his speech was relished by
those whose political belief is similar to