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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02
THE LARGEST STOCK TIE
Cg'ES

We have now received full line OF
Builders Supplies. such as sash. doors
/ mouIdings, windows. frames, porch
columns, newell posts, brackets. stair rail
ing, stair haiuzters, building paper
all kinds of plate glass. pants. mls
varnishes and inIl lao Of builders
hardware.
We do all kinds Of fine, galvanized iron
work, roofing ccr'ices, furnace. steam
and hot water neating. All work Is
promptly atte1ded to and satisfaction
guaranteed.
We also have the agency for the In
suranco Gasoline Stove, which cannot
possibly explode No lreacherous drip
cups, Burners absolutely authomatic.
Buy the best and avoid accidents, Call
ana see Il III operation before buying
elsewhere.
Buy the Baker perfect barb wire, for i.
IS the cheapest and the best. and can lie
obtained only at SvaclDa Bros. X WoreI
as we are the sole agents in Mantowcc.
We also carry q large stock Of Stoves
and Ranges at very low prices.
Estimates furnished on application.
SyACINA Bros. \ WoRFL.
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NOTES FROM BRANCH,

Mr.. jerry Squerrell is seriously sick
His recovery is not looked for
Mr.. Fl. Halvorsen had The misfortune
on Friday last TO get bis finger into the
gearing OF tie fced-m mill. As result the
finger Is badly nutilated. DR.. PritchaTd
of ManuOROc attended him.
Mr.. Johnston OF Green Bay. acquired
carload of cattle last week The same
was shipped to Green Bay.
The town caucus for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the various
Offices will be held at Zimmer's Hall in
the Rapids next Friday.
The course of instruction examination
will take place at the school house April
10, and 18th.
Mr.. T. ]. Shaffer will give an Easter
Bail next Monday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02

FRED EGGEET has thrown up the po-
sition of superintendent Of the shoe de.
partment of the Reform school. HIS pay
was only so per month and bis work in
the shoe department was from seven IN
the morning until IL the evening. Then
he had to take charge rs guard of q
squad of boys and If any of them escaped,
his duty was 10 spend the night hunting
up the runaways, SO that many nights he
went without sleep. He has been offered
an advance to return but i not satisfied
with the amount
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02
An AFFIDAVIT.

This is TO certify that on May llth,
walked to MeiIck's drug store on n pair
OF crutches and bought bottle Of Cham
b9rlaln'S Pain Balm .or Intlammatory
rheumatism which had crippled NE up,
After using three Kettles | am complete
ly cured. | can Cheerfully recuomend 1t.
Charles II. Wetzel, Sunbury, Pa.
Sworn and subscribed to before ms on
August 70, 1891 Walter Shlpma n, J p.
For sale at % cents per bottle by Henry
Hlnrich, Druggist. apr30
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The Badger Paper company of Kan
kauna. of which Mr. Villas of this city Is
president, brought suit against the de-
funct Milwaukee News for paper bill
amounting to $l.IS6. The court ordered
verdict for all the defendants except
Clarence Clark Of GAINESVILLE who had
not paid the amount OF his stock in full.
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The following are the ward officers
nominated at the cauclses held 10 this
city last week: First ward. Supervisor
John Mahnbe, Alderman &c. Buerstatte
Justice of the Peace II. Falge, Constable
John Arnold 2nd Ward Republican
ticket. Supervisor Joseph Willott, Alder
man, c. c. Smalley, Justice Of the Peace
II. l.. Markham, Constable i. L. Blake
The democrats made no nomination.
Third ward, democratic, Supervisor. G.
A. Gielow, Alderman, Joseph Auermllier
Justice of the Peace, I. W. WiebOldt
Constable, Henry Schweltzer.
Republican, Supervisor, II. Martens.
Alderman, Gus Levenhagen, Justice OF
the Peace. c. Crumm, Corstaple, Joe
Willinger.
Fourth ward, democratic. Supervisor
Henry Mulholland. Alderman, VIM Croll
Justice of the Peace, John Smith, con
stable, p. J Pierce.
Republican, Supervisor, Oscar Alter
Alderman, ". hrainik, Justice of the
Peace, John Smith, constable Jere Rear
don.
Fifth ward. democratic, Supervisor
Otto Gerpheide, Alderman, G. c. Ertz
Justice OF the Peace. NJ. Scha.eidicke
Constable Walter Pellet.
Republican, Supervisor, O. Lindholm
Alderman Chris Hacker Justice Of til,
Peace, Mich. Clemens, Constable G. Ra
denz.
Sixth ward, Republican, Supervisor
John Boecher. Alderman. T. HeyrCth
Justice of the Peace, c. Knutzen, Con
stable, H. Hollenbeck
Seventh ward, democratic Supervise
10. Wachowitz. Alderman, I. Naidy, Jus
tice OF the Peace. John O'Hara. Constabl
L. Budyz.
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nlollllotuof t0iIot


April came IN with ice on It's breath.
All the city schools are closed this
week.
Tur air was bit wintry or Tuesday
evening.
MARCH was not so very lamb-like in
going out.
COUNTRY roads were quite muddy on
Monday last.
John Houghtou returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, last week
TIE June-Iike weather Of Monday was
not projected into Tuesday
d. J. MAHoNY is candidate for the
position Of city clerk Of Amigo.
AN old resident of Manltowoc Rapids,
Mr.. Specht died on Tuesday last
The steamer Chicago will take the
place of the Huntington next week.
FARMERS say that tina rain Of last
Saturday satisfies all present demands,
joins ScHUErTE is now busy studying
out proper fgure-head for his new boat.
The Ice went out of the river on Sun
day last There was not much of 1t 10
go.
Everyone IN this city is in Oshkosh
this week, even teachers. Oshkosh has
boom.
Chris MUTH is spoken of as the posi-
Die nominee Of the republicans for sheriff
next fall
BOXING is becoming quite a sport IN
the city. 1t is good exercise if not carried
to extremes
LAST Sunday was Palm Sunday, PEG
pie who attended church brought home
souvenirs Of the dav.
AFRGrE Will soon set out 10 prepare
for the seasons work His driver Will
also have one of Sam Novman's horses
SOME little sowing Of grain has already
been done IN this county. Farmers ex.
pect TO be quite busy soon with spring
work.
II n census of Oshkosh was taken now
1t would, 10y the aid Of Mantowoc, be
without doubt the second clty in the
state.
MRs IGSAArz SEI-z of this city, mother
Of Emil Seitz, died on Thursday Of las
week. She was an Invalid for a number
Of years.
PEOPLE must look 10 the First ware
for the proper mode Of procedure in cit!
elections. That ward has always been
safe guide.
MONDAY last was beauty. The light
ming of Saturday charged the atmosphert
with ozore, the air was soft and the SUI
shone warm.
JAY HAIL who has been il kewaune
for some time in the bay business 10
Hall Bros, was IN the city on Wednesda,
Of this week.
WoRK on The new road is progressiu!
finely. When the two bridges are bull
the work Of track laying from this en-,
will be begun.
john SCHUETTE's love for the editor @
The Pilot is like that of David for iona
than. John wouldn't 90 to Oshkosh O.
TUESDAY because The Pilot man was no
IN the gang.
WEDNESDAY was April /, All-fools-day
1t is the anniversary of the birth c
Prince Bismarck, which goes to sho,
that things work by contrarles on thi
day, as Bismarck is no fool.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02

The ordinance asked by the Chicago d
Northwestern Railway company will be
found in this issue Il is lengthy but it
should be read by every person interested
in the public affairs of the city. tits not
wise to form opinions without full and
cGndid examination OF the situation.
Then we should act not on pique but on
what the best interests Of the city de-
mapd
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02

The rapidity with which Group deve
opes calls for instant treatment; and yet
few households are prepared for It's visits.
An admirable remedy for tins disease is
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Il has saved
hundreds OF lives and should be in every
home where there are young children
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PERSONALS

|. c. Shove was n the city on Sunday
last,
I. II. Meany Of Reedsyille was in the
city on Tuesday.
John Z. Watt Of Maple Grove was IN
the city on Wednesday.
Principal Morrlssey of the Kiel schools
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Louis SIxta of Chicago spent few
days in the city this week visiting rela-
tives
Frank Cleary Of Kenosha was visiting
his brother,ln-law, Henry Mulholland,
last week
Mr.. James Richards who went to Eng
land four weeks ago returned to the city
last week. He made a quick trip.
Riley Olson of Clprks Mills was in the
city on Tuesday last. Riley administers
a great many estates and always does his
work we'll
MIR. Max Rahr viii leave for the south
with has family this week where they
will spend the balance of spring and the
early part of summer.
DR.. Paine took a vacation last week
The doctors vacations always consist of
attending a course of lectures either in
, New York or Chicago.
Miss Blanche Tillson who is teaching
IN Milwaukee, and her sister Lulu who
is attending the Normal school there are
spending the week at home
Supt. Dassler, Principals Patzer, Evans
and Guttmann, as well as several other
/ city teachers are in attendance at the
meeting Of the Wisconsin North Eastern
Teachers Association being held at Osh
kosh this week.
JOHN RICE of Mauitowoc Rapids wants
to become the robin reporter for The
Pilot. He says he saw a robin last Mon
day. Mr.. Rice must see robins earlier in
the year to get a position on the roper
torial staff of The Pilot
Nice-President Greenleaf and Attorney
! Gill of the Wisconsin Central were IN
the city on Monday. Mr.. Greenleaf says
few weeks more will bring pretty busy
times along the line and within the city
Mr.. Gill reports things in a very salts
factory condition in Washington
ALL the students from this city attend
ing colleges or universities elsewhere are
home this week
J. EDWIN VAUsE and Miss Ella CONNIE
eff Sneboygan were married on Tuesday
of last week. The bride was formerly a
resident of Two Rivers.
Lyman Emerson spent last week in
Racine visiting relatives He arrived
home just in time to be subpoened on the
Shove trial and left Tuesday morning for
Oshkosh.
The steamer Atlanta was the first of
the Goodrich fleet which wintered here,
to go ont. After leaving the hands of
Burger \ Burger it Is safe TO predict
there Will be no more trouble with her.
The annual meeting Of the Building K
Loan Association takes place next Satur-
day This institution has been Of great
benefit 10 Manitowoc and has enabled
many workmen to own their own homes
TIM KELLEY who has been in the EN-.
ployment of Truman II Cooper for some
years has secured position with the
Wisconsin Central and is now in the
Office of Mr.. Laugdon, the engineer in
charge Of the work at this place.
HE Third ward people have made in
divldual nominations for ward officers
{ They are as follows: Supervisor. c. 4
, Glelow, Alderman, Edward Raueber, J Us
J tice of the Peace, P. W. Wiebolt, Con-
stable, Henry Schweitzer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02

THERE were four miles Of the new
line near Hilbert junction which were
not completed last fall. Work on this
section will be begun next week. The
pile work On the first bridge, that near
the dry dock Is about completed and
the mason work will be begun this
week. The pile work at the second
crossing, that near the glue factory, is
well under way. The work of pre-
pairing the Foundation for the bridge
is already begun. The piles for the
bridge across from the cemetery are
about driven. The iron work for these
bridges will take only a short time
after the preparatory work is begun.
The work for the crossing with the
Chicago < Northwestern near the
cemetery is staked out by the engin-
GERS and viii soon be completed.
All the ties necessary are on hand
and the work of track laying will not
occupy much time. The contracts for
the buildings are not yet let though
the plans and specifications are pre-
pared. The purpose is to allow local
contractors to bid for this work, The
Wisconsin Central Is DESTROYS Of Civ
ing all the work possible here if it can
! do so IS well as it can by letting con-
+ tracts 20 outside parties.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02

WM. Hurst OF Two Rvero died on
Monday morning Of cancer Of the ston.
ach. He has been sick for Il long time
and his death was not unexpected. He
was city clerk at the time of his death
though the work has been done for some
time by his son. Mr. Hurst had served
as postmaster at Two Rivers and hls ad-
minlstration of tie affairs of the office
was eminently satisfactory. lie was a
man who was always true to his friends
and willing to make sacrifices in their
behalf. He was a good citizen and en-
joyed the respect OF all who knew him.
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4 CARD.

j. G. FILHoLN, General Merchant
Tailoring and Repairing. Shop on York
street half block west of National
Bank. IF
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Henry HINRlcHs and Charley Fechter
will be SO pulled up with pride and
vanity on account of beng summoned
as experts on com mercial paper, that it
Will be impossible to approach them.
They will make more noise now in dis
cussing the financial situation than a
little German band would.
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EIOs-SE EOK REM

No. G26, \. 9th street north Of 4. Land
reths residence. Inquire of Aug, Schultz.
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Daring the winter Of 1898. T. NJ Mar
tin, OF Long Beach, West Va, contrac ed
a severe cold which LETT him with a cough.
In speaking Of how he cured 1t he says:
i used several kinds of cough syrup bat
found no relief until / bought bottle
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy. which
relieved me almost instantly, and in a
short time brought about a complete
cure" When tronbled with a cough or
cold use this remedy and you will not
find It necessary 10 try several kinds be.
fore you get relief It has been 10 the
market for over twenty years ana con
stantly grown in favor snd popularity.
For sale at % and 30 cents per bottle by
Henry Hinrlchs, Druggist. apr30
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Captain Coates was in the city couple
OF DAYS best week. Whenever a seafarIng
man comes to town he looks up Charley
Haverland. They all learned to like the
Old fellow while he was in the hotel bust
ness and a visit to Manitowoc would be
incomplete if he was not seen.
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II. q HOOPS

the new JewICr 9C4 Washington ST
makes line Watch and Clock repairing a
Specially. Good work for the lowest
price. 1yl6j97
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just received from The mos Renowned
cloak makers IN America Also a fine
stock Of SUITS, SHIRTS and
SHsRTWAISTS
SCHUEGIE BROS.


Severa! representatives, of the late
Ocean Transportation Co were IN the
city yesterday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02

The glove contest at Turner Hall on
Saturday night last was rather a tame
affair. The Green Bay man was no match
for Mclean though he was a gritty little
fellow. il was evident that Mclean held
himself in check so as to equalize the
contest as much as possible. The con-
test was declared "a draw, though pre-
arrangement no doubt. There We're some
minor bouts between young fellows as
Introductory to the big contest.
PLUME Il NELSON have leased their
corner building and are now at work re-
building it and otherwise putting it in
readiness for occupancy.
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CARD OE THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks
to our many friends who so kindly assist.
ed rs during the sickness and death Of our
husband and father. Mrs. L. LAvAKF,
Nh. A ND Mrs. GEO. BARKER
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Examine Edisons Monograph at L.
Schmidtnan 4 Son. q
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Il little son arrived at the home OF John
Brandt on Monday last. John accepted
the arrival as a matter of course.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02

1t will be an agreeable surprise to per-
sons subject 10 attacks Of bilious collie to
learn that prompt relief can be had by
taking Chamberlain ColIc, Cholera and
tack may be prevented by taking this rem
edy as soon as the first symptoms OF the
disease appear. % and 30 cent bottles for
sale by Henry HInrichs, Druggists, apr3O
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Easter Books, Cards, Rabbits and
Novelties at Theo Schmidtman 4 Son.

PROF. a G. WIRTH's dancing class will
meet on Friday, Apr, 10Th. The professor
promises a treat to his class, their friends
and former scholars III the form Of full
Dancing $50 till l. Primary lesson 7:30
till $50. It Is hoped that all former
scholars will attend with their friends.
Price of admission the same as on the
regular lesson night Ioc. per couple,
Ladies %. Gentlemen 80. All the latest
ard popular music will be rendered. ct
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The important position ManItOwOc oc
cupies by reason of the availability of It's
harbor is quite well shown by the tiuttel
now prevailing IN Chicago when the
danger of losing its lake commerce pre-
sents itself Major Marshall of the
United States Engineers recommended
that the Chica-o harbor be abandoned
and that theCaldmet harbor, about seven
miles distant, be improved in its stead
The difficulty of improving the harbOr &c
depth sufficient to accommodate the
coming large lake craft IS responsible foI
tins suggestion.
But the representatives, of large inter
ests ID that city have put in a most de-
cided protest, and steps are now taking
to dredge the river to a depth Of lG feet
this summer and eventually to depth OF
20 feet. This will cost millions Of dollars,
but Chicago VIII gladly make the outlay
to preserve Its supremacy.
When The Pilot mentioned some
months ago that Chicago was losing It's
prestige as great distributing point, 1t
was an opinion formed from careful
examination of the facts. The recon-
nlendation of Major Marshall and the
work now being done by Chicago to hold
It's lake trade. show that the movement
predicted by The Pilot has begun. A
large portion of the lake trade Of Chicago
is going elsewhere no matter what i'm
proyements may be made in the harbor
at that place. If we are in a position to
receive it we will get large portion,o1it.
But we should be as enthusiastic in
working to secure it as Chicago IS to re-
tain it. Nothing which can be done
should be left undone to put ourselves IN
shape to gather 10 the prosperity which
viii come from being a commercial center
1t Is no time to be penny wise and pound
foolish.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-02

Theo. Schmidtman 4 Son show the
finest liue of Stationery consisting Of
Papetene, Tablets, Envelopes. The latest
styles IN Commencement Programmes.
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always tries to stick you" and SO does a
man who tries to sell you a cEeap $50.
called bicycle. If you want TO buy a
Bicycle take my advice and trade with a
responsible dealer and in your city, for if
the Bicycle proves defective Jon know
where to go to do your complaining and
the reliable dealer will always do what is
right, don't forget that make a specially
Of Bicycle repairing and japaning.
Our stock of spring weights of Under
wear Is now on sale, We offer.a special
lot at cents each Call ana see them.
2t MENDLIK IL MULHoLLAND
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HAVE you tried McMaho1 x MIlIer's
Maple Syrup and Honey. It's dandy
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Thomas GHEARN of Maple Grove had
little difficulty with a man at Ke!lners-
vile on Monday last. The matter came
before Judge Crate for settlement.
OHearn's ear was chewed off and he
brought 1t into court IL an envelope.
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MOTTO T.

All persons are hereby forbidden to
trust my wife on my account as / shall
pay no debts of her contracting.
apr . AUGUSTUS LlLLEMENr
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People with barr that is cont inually
falling ont, or those that are bald, can
stop the falling, and geta good growth of
barr by using Hall's Hair Renewer.
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The Shove case was resumed on Mon
day last. But few OF the witnesses from
this city who were present last week we're
placed on the stand before adjournment
on Friday and on Monday the procession
again wended it's way to the depot.
Owing TO the ruling of Judge Burnell
that the books of Jacob thegler could
not be put in evidence, what is called ex-
pert testimony rs to the financial condl-
ton of Fliegier was decided upon. a
large number of business men we're sub.
poened on Monday to testify as 20 what
they thought Fliegler's paper was worth
at the time he was receiving accommoda.
tions from the bank. These witnesses
left for Oshkosh on Tuesday morning.
Il Is thought that this manner Of prov
ing insolvency viii be worse FOR the de-
fense than If the books were admitted.
Felkers appearance in the case was of
great value to the defense. He appear
ed onlY when question OF law was to be
argued. The prosecuting attorneys found
II necessary to turn from the lawyers
regularly in the case and fight this new
force. 1t is trying position for Schmitz
and Chloupek who are contending against
a number of able lawyers each Of whom
has certain work assigned him.
The sheriff of Wiuebago county was in
, the city yesterday serving sQbpOenas on
d number of persons who are to serve as
witnesses for the defense. They left on
( the 4:20 train yesterday.
/ The testimony offered by witnesses on
Tuesday was rather unfavorable to Shove.
Considerable time was taken With the
! evidence of Adolph PienIng, the assignee
of the bank. DR.. Fraser testified that
/ the paper and the STOCK of the Manlto-
woo Manufacturing Co. was comparative
/ ly worthless and that Mr.. Shove admitted
as much to him. H. Z. Hubbard also
testified tn the wCrthlessness of the paper
of the Manitowoc Manufacturing Co
Considerable progress was made in the
case yesterday. Many witnesses testi-
fed as 10 the value of Fliegler's paper.
The state has about completed its side.
The defense will proceed to present Its
side to-day. Il will take the remainder
of the week TO get in all the testimony
A good portion Of next week will be
occup ed with arguments, so that 1t is
quite certain q verdict will not be reached
before the latter part of the week.
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SCHUETTE BROS.
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Mr.. jerry Squerrell is seriously sick
His recovery IS not looked for.