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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-11-21
THE WISCONSIN TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.

The next meeting of the Wisconsin
Teachers Association will be held in Mil
waukee December 26-27-2S. The pro-
gramme prepared by President Brier is
al unusually interesting one, and covers
a " ide range of subjects pertaining 10
education. he sectional feature has
been greatly enlarged so that ell phases
Of school work will receive attention.
President Brler is making q special ef-
'ort to enlarge the membership OF the
Association and is particularly DESTROYS
or enllstin.r the interest of teachers IN
rural districts. His work necessarily
brings him in close sympathy with the
district schools and he wants them to
hare in the advantage and contribute to
he success of the meeting TO be held
next month.
The Wisconsin Teachers Association
has always been most faithful exponent
Of the advanced educational thought OF
the state. Its history is one of constant
and uEseltish effort to create high ideals
and 10 eliminate dross from our edu-
cational system. 1t does not deal in
theory but with principles which have
stood the test OF experience. 1t is dill
gent in its search of truth, earnest in adj
vocating the cause Of education and
mindful of every interest its organization
is designed to promote. Any person
who has been member OF this body will
never cease to respect ii and will always
speak of it with feeling akin to rever-
ence, because OF the purpose which actu-
ates it and the magnificent results = has
achieved.
1t is almost patent of worth to be
member of this association. Even brief
association with the men who are active
in its councils is inspiring and inspiriting.
One cannot be in the active stir of this
body without receiving some OF its in
pulse. It Is III the direction of self re-
lance, self respect and OF ennobling the
calling of the teacher by showing him the
outcome and possibilities of united effort
The lone teacher Is an atom IN opposition
to the powers Of ignorance, and it is not
surprising that he should weary of the
contention. When he feels he is one OF
IN army, disciplined, well-equlpped and
we'll generated, he longs to measure
stature with shat before which he was
won't to finch and he feels endowed with
new strength.
The Association has been rather con-
sentative In extending its Influence by
enlarging its membership. Perhaps this
dlgnifed mode of procedure ultimately
works for the best. But teachers cannot
afford 10 remain outside this organization
lis reflex action will prove Il boon to
them, while their active participation in
its proceedings will strengthen an Asso-
cation the purpose of whose being is to
create and organize sentiment favorable
TO the most approved methods of popular
education. The Association cap do for
the teacher many things much better
than he car DO them for himself in the
way Of instruction and assistance. The
place of meeting this year enables the
teachers 10 the eastern portion 0f the
state 10 be present without much ontlay
OF time or money. The opportunity
SIoO1l not ba paCleote9
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Quite number of our young peol le attended
the club dance at Clark's Mills Saturday evening,
The young fricr.ds of Miss Verona Sclwall 9
helped her CT lebrate her 10th 1 n livertary TIE
little folks all report having good time.
Louis and Fred Swert on accompanied by the
Misses Russell ard Thomas all attendants at the
Northern Hospital for tie insane, visited parents
and relatives at this place Sunday.
Mis-. Il. NJ. Tyler and w. II. Rit kaby returned
from their hunting TIP in Il e northern part of
the state. Mr.. Rickaby claims to have made Il o
best record of any hunter in t! STATE He shot
all he saw which was fine stag weighing 1877 l. 8,
dressed, Mr., Tyler says lie shot = great many in
the place they had been standing.
Ye correspondent was slightly in error few
weeks ago when he stated that Mr. Joseph KS ut
ger was goirg to join the army of Benedicts in
the very near future. Joe. for some reason un-
known has postponed his marriage until the
holidays. The writer not being confident of
Joes is unable to say who the IL cky OF e may be
nor do we think joe hims elf is quite positive a,
present but, whoever it may happen to be- she
will certaiI y be very fortunate in sec u ing {
upright and industrious young man az Joe.
The marriage of Mr.. JamcJ Murphy and Mis-,
Mary Packard was solemn zed in the G .tholit
church at st. Nazians, on Tuesday. After j.,
cel emony was performed I'll o ing folks repair
ed to the he me of the brides pa ents and tnjoyt
thems, Ives by indulging in the cup Il at boil
cheers and inebriates, and tipping the ligh
fantastic toe TIL the wee sma' hours in tn,
II o-nlng, g, A. MACE,
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THE Sentinel is anxious that distirc-
lion be made between the manner IN
which DR.. Anderson ard J. A. Turner ap-
onr,ioned the state. There may be a
distinction without difference.
a. Or. Anderson. no doubt, mapped
out be apporliopment now IN force.
a J. A. Turner all ''by his lonely
mapped out the apportionment which the
-epublicans desire to have passed. Not
a dem GRAFT was consulted.
(2) The fret knowledge the peoE lie
had OF J. 4. Turner's apportionment was
when 1t was completed.
o. Tie first knowledge the people
7Gd Mr.. Tuners apportlcnment was
when It as completed.
80 D.. Auderson's apportionment
vas adopted by strict party vote.
81 Mr.. turner's apportlonment Will
be adopted by strict party vote.
The points of difference are:
a. DR.. And sTson's apportlcnment
= as made public without beng made a
source OF revenue to the then Official
paper. -,
% Mr.. Turner'S apportionment will be
published in the present official paper at
omuch per folio.
% DR.. AndeIson's services were
largely gratintoue.
% MIR. Turner is paid for his work
out of the state treasury.
The republicans have authorized by
law that which they condemned when 1t
did not work to their advantage. They
have estopped themselves from further
rritIclsm on the manner in which the ap,
0ortionment of 80 was nade.
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nerve AND BRAIN
POWER.
The More Intllegent a Nation,
the more its People suffer
from Nervousness.
The Civilized Diseases are mostly caused
by the Nerves. What ought to be
done about it.

Brain workers and women are the people
who suffer most from nervousness. The
more delicate the brain the more nervous
ness.
Americans have finely strung tempcra
ment. They suffer more from nervousness
than most people.
But what is nervousness? Indigestion.
Stomach troubles. Liver complaint; bill
iousness, ETC., Kidney troubles.
All these are simply nervousness, nervous
ness of our second nervous system, the one
the doctors know least about. The system
that DR.. Shoop has been studying for years.
This second system is sometimes called
the sympathetic nervous system. 1t Iegu-
l1tes and keeps in working order all our in
ternal organs, including the stomach, the
liver and the kidneys.
To keep yourself in health, all you have
to do is 10 keep your sympathetic nervous
system in order.
But this sounds easier than it is, on first
thought. II your nerves are wrong, and the
doctor can't do anything, what can yen do
for them? Take bromides, Nerve salts?
Sedatives, etc?
No These drugs only quiet the ordinary
nervous system. They do not cure the
sym pathetic. Nothing but DR.. Shoop's Re
Storatve VIII DO that.
Dr.. Shoop's Restorative is special pre-
scripton which restores the sick sympathetic
system to health, and that is all that is
needed, for when your sympathetic nervous
system is right, your other organs must be
well.
1t is great thing TO know, if you are sick,
the actual eanse of your sickness.
Perhaps. more important still, is to know
weat it can be c1ued with.
The cause of most diseases of the internal
organs, is, as we have seen, arrangement
Of tile sympathetic nervous system.
Tie are for them is Dr.. Shops Re
stCrative.
DR.. Shops Restorative is the only med-
cine which will cure this class of diseases,
because it is the only medicine which acts
directly upon the nervous system.
This is proved by The thousands of people
who have been cured by the Restorative,
after trying many other kinds of treatment,
without any benefit.
To those who are interested, DIR. Shoop
will send, on request, a pamphlet giving
full particulars of this method of treatment.
Address: c. l. Shoor, NJ. D., Racine, Wis.
Box $50.
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NOTES FROM NEEME.

Peter McNutty could almost startn tin store
now. Last Saturday was the tenth anniversary
Of his Wedding and his friends gave him a sur-
Prise. All were Hospitality treated.
Michael Gallagher Sr. of Newton is now suffer
ing a complication of diseases. He was always
robust and Joyial man and his friends hope that
for long time yet.
Last Sunday hunter shot deer on John
LUebke's farm in the town of Liberty. I.uebke
saw the act and clsimed the deer. The hunter
thought otherwise, and there is no end Yet.
There is quite al animated d iscussion going on
az present here rs To how the county board
should act III dealing with the bondsmea. The
prevailing opinion however, rs that the county
should hot demand the last pound of flesh.
Hall Bros hay press it kept quite busy here al
present. These boys are bound 10 succeed at the
business.
DsH Gallagher who rented his farm N the
town of Newton few years ago and moved TO
Milwaukee Is again goins TO take charge of the
farm.
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GENERAL NEWS.

A terrible uIsaster occurred at Cleve-
iaCd, Ohio, on Saturday last. A heavy
electric car crashed through the gates of
q bridge which WAS swung and plunged
from hight of 100 feet into the river.
There we're SO persons aboard and all
were drowned. The motorman escaped
by jumping. 1t is thought the electric
light on the bridge blinded the conduct
tor so that he was unable to see that the
bridge was swung.
Ex-PresIdent Harrison has made $780,.
OCO in the South African gold mines on
an .vastment of $500.
TRE Cook county court house in the
city of Chicago is sinking. There are
large cracks 10 the building.
In the bearing Of the motion for a new
trial for Holmes, District Attorney Ora.
ham charged Shoemaker, Holiness attor-
ney with having paid witness $40 to
testify that Pitzel had told her he con-
tempIated suicide. The testimony seems
to be overwhelming against the attorney.
The court held him in ST. 500 bail to an
swer the charge of subornation Of perjury.
\ tank containing 100000 gallons of
naphtha Owned by the Standard Oil Co.,
exploded on Monday. A furious fire rag
cd for time around the wrecked tank.
Robbers held up IAN express train Oh
the Great Northern at St Cloud, Mimi,
Monday night. They cut off what they
supposed was the express car but made
mistake and the engineer moved on
with the car coutaing the treasure.
A terrible train wreck occurred near
Rome, \. Y on the n. Y. Central on
Tuesday The train WAS going at the
rate of 10 miles an hour when it
struck a loose rail, The engine buried
itself completed in the mud. Strange
to say only two men were killed. The
train was wrecked by boys who wanted
to rob the passengers. 1t was their
second attempt. There is talk of
lynching them.
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H'irst publicatie

IFirst publication Nov. II. 1852 No. rs
STATE OF WlSCONSIN-CoUNTY COURT FOR
y MANITowoO COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF Caroline Hueb-
ner, deceased
An instrument in writing purporting to be the
last will and testament of Caroline Huebner
late of the town of Newton, in said county having
been delivered into SAID court:
And Carl Hue bner of said town in said county
having presented to said court his petition in
writing, duly verified. representing among other
things, that said Caroline Huebner died testate,
at town of Newton In said county on the 18th day
of October 1895; that said instrument is the last
will OF said deceased and that Carl Heubner
who IN writing refused to accept said trust is
named therein as executor aud praying that said
instrument be proven and admitted TO probate
and that letters of administration with said will
annexed be issued to Fred Groth.
1t is ordered that said petition and the matters
therein be heard and proofs of said last will and
testament be taken at special term of said
county court to be held at the probate office in
the city of Manitowoc Tuesday, the 10th day
of December. 1895 at 0 o'clock a. m.
And 1t is further ordered that notice of the
time and place of said hearing be given by pub
llcatlon hereof for three successive weeks once
each week, previous to the time of said hearing
IN the Manltowoc Pilot newspaper published
in said Manitowoc county.
Dated November 9th, 1895
BY the Court.
s., ANDERSON, County Judge.
Schmltz hIrwan, Attys, deci
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First publication, Oct. 81. 1851 No Il
IN PROBATE:-MASITOwoC COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter of the estate of Albert Johanek
deceased.
To all whom 1t may concern: Letters teste-
mentary on salt.astate of Albert Johanek. late of
SAID County, deceased, testate having been issued
TO John kellner on the 30th day of October A. d -.
1895, and 81 < months from and after said day be-
ing allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance, no
tce is hereby gwen that said County Conrt will at
regular terms thereof to be held the first Tues
day in each of the months of February March
and May. 1885, at the Probate Office in the cit! of
Manitowoc, IN said County. receive, examine.
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against said deceased.
Dated October 80, 1895.
j. s. ANDERSON. County Judge.
Schmitz6 hlrwan Attorneys nov 2s
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Inc OSHKOSH Northwestern urges that
some action be taken to secure place On
the River aud Harbor Committee for
Congressman C1US of this district. ln
advocacy Of this step 1t mentions the fact
that IdanltOWoc Is entering upon new
era u haTbOT development: that the W IS
Consln Central which has been an imDor-
tnnt factor IN the development of North
ern Wisconsin, Is charging its facilities
hy extending a line from Menasha to
MaalloWoc; that all points in the state
trayersed by the Central are interested
IL tie Improvement of the harbor at this
place; anu that the interests of the lower
Fox Is so interviewer with river improve
ment 1t this district that they may be
regarded as identical.
II Is Ii singular circumstance that peO-
pie outside of ManiIowoc seem to take a
deeper interest IN matters affecting our
well-belng than we 90 ourselves. Most
cities With the possibilities within reach
Manltowoc has, would be so increasingly
active II manipulation, with view to Sc
curing good appropriation from gov
eminent, that there would be nothing
left undone TO secure committee favor
able to their interests.
Congress meets this year December 2
There Is but d short time left to do any
thing IN Mr.. Cooks behalf. bat the mat
ter should not be allowed To go by de-
fault. he pledges to Mr.. Minor are not
as binding as bis friends are interested
IN making II appear. Congressman Minor
represents IntereS IS which are essentially
hostile to ours. They are in their nature
80 largely competitive That they may be
regarded as antagouislic. With MIR. Cook
1t different puhlIp 5D0p~pyArnaDt
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TIE situation in Europe seems to be
quite critical All the great powers
of Europe lave their eyes On Turkey and
her dlsmeubarmeEL Is among the pos
slbllities of the near future, The slaugh-
ter # Armenians goes on notwlthstand-
ing that 1t is a menace to the integrity
of Turkey. 1t Is said that since the
massacres begun 10000 people have per
lshed. The powers fear one another.
Each knows that the others are actuated
more by lust for territory than by any
feelings Of humanity. Ii IS said that
England has come TO the conclusion that
the territorial integrity OF Turkey is of
more consequence than the dlscontinu-
ance of brutalitIes in Armenia. 1t is
thought probable that Russia and Ger
many Will form an alliance against any
aggressive policy Of England. 1t would
be folly to predict a European war, but 1t
is among the possibilities.
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First publication Nov It'll. 1881 No. "a
TN PROBATE-MANITowoo COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter of the estate of Herman Quit
mann deceased.
To all whom 1t may concern: Letters OF adj
ministration said est ate having been issued
to Albert Guttmann on the fifth day of November
4, D.. 1895 and six months from and after said
day being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims for examination and allow
snce, notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will, on the first Tuesdays of February and May
1876 at the probate Office IN the city of Manito
voc. in said County, receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased
Dated November s. lse5.
By the Court.
J.S. ANDERSUN, County Judge.
Baensch i Chloupek. Attorneys dec5
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NOTICE FOR DREDGING.

Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned.
until Monday Dec. 2 1895, at 7:s0 P. M. for re-
less, from the Manitowoc River. or this amount
about 10000 cubic yards are TO be removed from
the river channel. between the government line
at 5th street and the west line of Main street to
be completed on or before June /, 1895 and about
10000 cubic yards from the basin between the
west line of Main street and 18th st. to within
81 IT. of the dock lines on either side of the river
to be completed on or before July l, 1893. Bid
ders are requested to submit separate bids stating
the price per cub. yard scow measure for re-
moving the 10000 cubic yards and also the price
per cubic yard both scow and bed measure for
removing the 80 0G0 cubic yards. The right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids BY order of the
Board of Aldermen.
Dated Nov. 20, 1895.
ARTHUR REICHERT City Clerk.
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fgE state J07Tna7 - not satisfied v

me State JOurnal Is not satisfied with
il unbroken record Of sarcasm 10 dealing
with the present state administration, but
lakes occasion to rap the whole republl-
can party over the shoulder of the demo
cIuas wGsn it says they are finding fault
with the PROF osed apportionment of the
state, and tLea ADDS the comment that
democrats are ALWAYS finding fault.
When one reflects that the fault finding
of the last two ears has reached the d.
meusiops Of an extraordinary occasion
it IS not dllficalt TO perceive who Uncle
Hold las in his minds eye.
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Many Signs of a Hard Winter.

The goosebone is nearly all white this year and
the result will be that snow will lie on the ground
from early in December until late in April A
long, cold winter filled with clustering storms is
ahead There are other signs that confirm this.
Cornhusks are unusually thick, and chipmunks
and woodchucks already fat enough to kill
Coal is advancing and gas companies are threat
ening to raise their rates.
If you contemplate purchasing stove to keep
your coal bill as low as possible and at the same
time keep your house comfortable and warm dur
ing such winter do not fail to call ON
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The G.. A. r. Post of Cincinnati are
working to make militery drill compuI
sorry in the sch dolls OF that city. There is
not much danger tlat such Iiece OF ar
rant nonsense viii ever be accomplished
But it seems too bad that such folly could
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NOTES FROM KEEL.

Supervisor }, G, h.ut Her spt Mt Sunday at home
Henceforlh nothing but Indictment weather viii
keep him in MaGltowt ovr Sunday.
Mr.. August Meyer died Monday night of heart
failure br,nght ON by excessive drinking. lie
leaves wife and nine childIe en- in destitute cir.
cumstanCes.
The locomotives ard cars demolished in Thur,
day. ? reck pussed through Kiel Monday evening
Twelve cars and two locomotives we're CON-
pletely destroyed.
The institute at Chiffon last Friday and Satur-
day was well attended every teacher in Little
Calumet" but two being present. State Supt J.
q. Emory addressed the IL stitute Friday after
noon and Prem. w. f. Sell of Milwaukee lectured
at the courthouse + 'iday evening on the subject
Boys. The conductors Profs. Hewitt and
Sylvester did ost.admlrabls work.
Prin. Patzer and Register of D ,eds Lindsted
spent Saturday and Sunday in Schleswig and
Kiel.
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THURSDAY. NOyENBEr 2i.ls95.

ANFHr the 'fatr'' a. portlcnment made
BY tn honorable lir. Turner, The Fond
dl l. . q commonwealth speans of one OF
it. assembly districts as a Rams Horn"
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The Rev H. 0 Bethel of Mccormick
Seminary Chicago Will preach at the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath,
1870 A M. and 80 p. Nj.
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JUDGE CRATE held Iom Dempsey for
trial on the charge of manslaughter.
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STATE CT OaIo, CITY OF TOLEDO
Lucas CCI-ETY 81


FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that be
Is the senior partner Of the firm of F. J.
CHENEY < Co, doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, ana that said firm will pay ;he sum
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF CATAEKH tnEt
cannot be cured by the use of HALL's
CATARhH CCRF.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn &c before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A d. 1886.
srAr A, W. Gk E5,AsS S;.,,.,.
Hairs Cntarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
L J. CHENEY { co, Toledo. O.
IS Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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The Rand ( Rosner Aave.Ge.
and purchase a
Garland Heater.

They are the best in the world for economy and
comfort and tie season being well advanced we
are selling them cheap. As we purchased them
before tbs advance in iron we are selling them
cheaper than ever.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Petit Jurors =
the January term of the Circuit Court for Mar
towoc county for the year 1895 will be drawn at
the office of the clerk of said court IN the city of
Manltowoc on Saturday December eth 1895 at 10
o'clock A. II.
J.P. NOLAN, Clerk.
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NOTES FROM NILES.

even be suggested.
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ervisor }, &, Nh, Her spt Mt Sunday at home
eforlh nothing but inclement weather will
him in MaEItOwt n Oyf r Sunday