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Railroad Steamship Line

Steamers sail from pier foot West 27th st. New York.
Alliance. June 10, noon Advance. E. June 81, noon
Cabin TO San Francisco, $3.50; storage. $50.
JOIN MUIR. Traric Manager. ~ Broadway.
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Q,feau steamers.
LIVERPOOL --- ADELPAI HOTEL.

Patronized by elite OF American and london society.
SPECIALTIES.-Bcautifully warmed bathrooms and
corridors. Louis XIV. restaurant for ~hlgh'ciass cook
ing. Private omnibuscs meet liners and cOnviy pas
sengrrs and luggage from landing stage free OF
charge. and hotel agent clears luggage through
customs.
Homelike and luxurious rest after Atlantic voyage.
Chatswortb. Eaton. HaddOn Hall, Knowsley, &c.
should be visited.
Central station for picturesque Peak Route to Lon
don, Leicester. birmingham, Bristol, &C.
Midland agent at Queenstown cables for rooms, &c.
free of charge.
Manager having personally studied American Hotels,
requirements of American travellers carefully antic!-
pated. and the rates are very moderate.
Rooms from 81. Elegant suites with bath from 81.
DO not be misled by agents advising rush direct TO
London.
THos. COOK 4 son, 28i and 1925 Broadway, New
York, Will give all information. and when necessary
cable for parlora. SC.
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aral state FOR Sale or exrhaase.
asal estate for SALT Tirsinia.

LILEdANT & FARM IN h~ealtiiest section Of
IT, Virginia ~ IL sacrifice! - acres under good Guilt.
walton; balance covered with nnc timber; within Is
minutes walk OF beautiful town; railroad station
convenient and good markets near; good house; nice
peach orchard; a rare chance to quick buyer; only
$500, on very easy terms Write or call.
RlSLEY, IL Chambers At.
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aesstrhsstsr Go. RrOpsrty 5ur Sale.


NEW n, v.
FOR eight rooms; all improvements; lot
b0xlb0i me location; near depot and Long Island
Sound. Address OWNER. room ~. COS 9th Ry-. N. Y.
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Pennsylvania

=
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty. third street and Dee
brosses and Cortlandt streets.
rS-Thc leaving time from pesbIosses and cortlandt
Twentythlrd Street station. - 49,
't Gaf New 4; n YORK. East IS P, MA5avP Sls%pins e ear f... psal1s
s:ss \ !: i: F FfsS EITF:N SfRfi4 PRH G!fri9ans;
Compartment Sleeping: Dining Smoking; and o.
Isss r. NJ. chicHao AND st. louis ExPKEss.-
s' tGs I =. ". w IS ftPSiH RSpRE sRss1f%5 e Cleveland rSdisi
.s Gnh' :: ". fNg TS1fdS % fzsfPi Sa EHfEEss.-ro Gin.
e:nns.', Ina'snsRqlis: s. b erss For p,,ts,,,rs and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WILMINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
l2:59; l;50 ta:l3 "consrs;sicnal Lin; /" all PaIlot
Car, $50 p. H.. ia:io night. sunday. s:e5: 8:s5.
and anal Di IN M; c cs:i5 " 4:ss F56iaiGs CAIN al1n1 4:s al cp pallSE
SOUTHERN RAILwAy.-kxpress, 4:s' p. NJ. ls:io
Atlantic COAST ~LINE.-Express, e:e5 A. N. and
G~HEsa Il ( < SH H9I RA1kTA Az xoSy6 2; \. aaiis;
ATLANTIC clTY.-pesbrosses and C6r;Iandt Streets.
Long Branch. Asbury PARK Gnterlaken. sundays).
OCEAN De- Crow mi, and sTi.d Point n,i rie% s.i" q tt u De TO- s:sS.
$40. $40. and 1850 p. NJ. Sundays s:45 A. NJ
'" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e:l5., 7:25. 800. s:25, 500, s:2a !s:33 Penna Lin
TED, y;'5 ln,nt5S ear. 1892 80 l 11i9S A carr M: i2 4:sS,
t hiIHi ca ear. ''0 Sos Dining carr. 7:4o. 7:5S.
$50 =. NJ. ly:1o night. sundays, 6:!5, 100. s:25t
SOB. p:.h, 1853 Limited. 9:55, 1888 A. NJ, loo
CDining Car. 3:55. t:25 Dining Car. 1870 Dining
Car. $50 dining Car. I:+O. 1855. 500 p. NJ. 1910
night.
Ticket offices Nos. I6l. GA. 1890. 1928, III. and S81
broadway, l Aston House. West Twenty.thtTd street
Station. and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cort-
laudt SITS; ! Court St. 500 Fulton ST., - Broadway,
and brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn; Station,
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
call FOR and check baggage from hotels and resi-
denceS through 10 destination.
]. Il. HUTCHINSON. ]. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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WHITES STAR LINE.

Germanic &c. June o. noon Britannia. June 23. noon
Teutonic. June -: noon Majestic June 30. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER
Pier IS. North River. ONCE . broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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RaiIroads.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.


Stations foo; OF w6st pad st. penn. r. R3 Cortlandt
or DcsLrosses 81.
indicate time from West .sd ST, Other figures
OILS, S'd0 A N, daily SUNDAY 'oaS, -. NJ
:1ISS. siIh 4. NJ, daily Tor wIIKEsBARRE.
ifEHSK, i SfSsk R s1yit GhaLh Rur l : S SfSsl.
dining Gar and chair car 10 Buffalo.
MATCH CHUNK anu intermediate points,
'II,sS. $40 noon daily. except sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND, EMPRESS"
Coaches aud i'arlor Cars. Dining Car Service. Meals
a Ia carte. Connects at Dunalo with through sleepers
.I.,sa. Is.iO p; NJ. daily, except Sunday. for
MAUCH cHuNK, and The cal branches.
w;tKfsipi sIiS rl2 + SSii I,cR stSSSt s% and pi,n 'SF
pal ntc,an"dia; e ststi" IS , C"Rn"S;.S for all points IN
w iainS; tni% r Fl n 9S!.i Scs SfS$Rt sunday and Si,n tr
pal intermediate stations, Connects for all points In
coal regions. Pullman lunct parlor Car to wilkes.
'i,sS. h.ia p. NJ. daily for EAsroN and inter
mediate stations
for S~I.ATlNGloS and principal intermediate stations.
Connects for Heading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
'a,HS. ! ,Oo p. NJ. daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
bbA Ala ,S.i an" :. q" \. t no, cS,ca Ms''' s,a r%..,q@ to '' s%TnlS y% eni
only .S's at s -'"H T. T. fN GStir itS'r fi SsRSsy' h% ihi94PHfiq*
HEM HAu HDc gHHTEi Il Rs : \; I.NS opd Ei, SAfEG,
Pullman sleeper for Bunalo. Nome but sleeping car
passenger carried. No baggage carried.
'Si5h, BOO =. NJ. daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA,
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. AMI ali
points West. Pullman olccpers to wilIcsbarre aud
Ithaca.
BOUND RROOK and intermediate points leave IS fol.
lows; $500, 800 A. N, 'l:05, $3.50. 'j:j0. ii2O. ana
'5:55. 0:gO J.. N,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3, pol.
2Ta, aB5. VA. aud l923 BROADWAY. 81 T.. lith ST..
l56 J.. l25th 81, i27 Bowery, n, y; $40 Fulton 81
I Court ST., 0S proadwpy, AMI liFooklyn Annex,
Brooklyn.
n. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel ar residence To Dissipation.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. Y, y, II. X II, u, Il, AMI connections.
From Grand e ntrnl Station.
Leave. By way ~ Due.
300 A. " Springfield and Worcester, 3:iO 4. NJ.
1000 \. NJ, 'fNcw Ioudp N aud Providence, 500 y. ".
1908 a. NJ, New London and Pr I%vihcRCe, i:in T.. NJ.
1900 NJ, springfield and Worcester. 5:iO l.. NJ.
:l:0U l., NJ, Air Line and y, T.. A. r.. 600 i. NJ.
liO2 4, NJ. New London hHi Providence, S:2a T. ".
8:On 7. NJ, sew London and Providence, H:uu 4. NJ.
400 J.. NJ, springfield and Worcester, 1000 y, NJ.
600 i. ~, 'Nrw Lnndou and Providence. 100 i. y.
ll:OO 4, NJ. -SpTinghtil and WurcCstrr. Gsl5 A. II.
1900 l.. NJ, 'Nrw London aud Providence. 6.25 A. II.
'Runs daily, including sunday.
f+liAy state Limited; AL parlOr cars; fare 81. in-
Guiding parlUr car Arat.
tAir Line Limited; arrives at and departs from PARK
Square Station. Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route.
Through pArlor and sleeping cars by each train
e. 7. Hampstead. Gen. Pas. ASsAa
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alfal estate for Sals-gOuntru.


LHoR SALE CHEAP.
Il ARM or -
Land in 1rstclass cultivation; large house and barn;
good water; large fruit trees. including apple, pear
and cherry. raspberries; pl,nty OF hay crops growing;
farming observation-disclosures harrows, reaper, farm
wagon and general farming utensils; no stock; 10
minutes walk to depot and same to Peconic lay. In.
Guiding beach strand on Peconic Bay; 20 minutes
walk to one OF the finest summer resorts ON Long
Island; mortpa &c $4,000, at . per cent price 1900;
mortgage may stand; must he sold at once. on account
OF death, o. II. GoTTWALD. care sherin's onicc.
RiyerheAd, l.. l.
LOR ~sALE-Eleven acres. house. ten rooms. plenty
II hne fruit, new barns. chicken house. hothouse, ar
tesian well. at Spring Valley, Rockland Co, N. Y. APP.
ply DR., GEO. w. MEYER. 62s-53O Washington ST.,
New York cityi no agents. Price, $4,000.
DOR SALE-Pleasant residence. nine rooms, at Cox
Il sackie.On'HudsOn; %one'third mile from ferry; two
acres. well fruited, hne view. good order; . bargain.
Inquire OF n. l.. HoLLISTER, 200 broadway.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
1 DOMINION LINE,

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Newport News.
Petersburg, ortsmouth Primers Point. Richmond,
Virginia Beach. Va. end Washington. D. G.. daily. ex.
ccpt sunday. from Pier 90. North River. Sailing
every week day except Saturday at 3 p. NJ. and sat.
urday at I 7. II. W. 1. GCILLAUDEU,
vice-Pres. aud Tranic Mgr.
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HAMBURG LINE,

TwtN.sCREw EXPRESS from New York to Piym.
outh Iondon). Cherbourg, Paris aud Hamburg.
4 Victoria, june u. 4. u Columbia. July 9, 2 N:
+. bismarck. Ju. "a, A N. IN. Bismarck, July 22. JOAN
HAMBURG SERVICE by Twinscrew Mail s. S. y
Phunicia. June o. o A. NJ. Patria -. June 12. 3 T. NJ.
First Cab. e75 up; second class, $40; steerage, $50.
lInInLnrn- a merIcnn Line. ~ nrondMny.
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&c,
SituHuous zIAutea-M4Iea.

A oUN NAN. 10 years old. wants q position as
n bookkeeper In an onice or store. JOSEPH MUIR
RAY, $50 West 10th st.
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q q. F., box lI3 Sun ONCE.
yyTASTED-By q young. strong man with long OK
w perience q Job ON a farm: IL handy Mt everything
connected with farming gardening, &C.: hest OF ref.
erences. Address GEORGE NEWMAN. 10 Washing
ton at. city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. janitor. Waterman. NEE.
w senger. or as time clerk; can furnish the best of
references a. to honesty. sooriety. and character; am
Sun ONCE.
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for Salr or Or gtt-Citu.

AT WOODLAND HEIGHTS city. choice cottage. 8
n rooms, all improvements. to let; Sis per month,
or sold on easy terms. IRVING. $40 Madison ay,
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DWELLING HOUSES atautea.

WANTED-within two hours of city. a summer
w studio or small house. furnished or unfurnished.
T., box 3I7. 1927 Broadway.
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MECHANICAL ES0INEERo OF over thirty years OK
4l perIence. with the best of references and can fur
nish necessary tools. desires u position. Address
o.. y, box ll3 Sun onice,
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AurnishEa SIats 90 3Et.

CLATsA APARTMENTS. unfurnished. furnished.
II in desirable l~ocationSi rent $40 to $1,000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. 630 broadway. cor. 18th st.
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Selert Board.
West side

10TH ST.. 81 WEST. - First-ciass rooms, with
III board; reasonable; reference.
18th ST, "a w~EsT.-Niceiy Furnished rooms with
i ! board; table boarders wanted; moderate.
O0D ST. All wEsT.-Large ana small rooms. do
I'd ~iightfully located ON London Terrace; bountiful
home table; references.
OS)D, 20 WEST. between B'wRy and 9th av.-Singlo
CA and family rooms. with board summer prices.
9TH ST.. 81 WEST. -DesIrable rooms; central To-
OF cation; excellent board; references exchanged.
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NOT FOR EVERYTHING

But if you have kidney, liver or
bladder trouble you will find Swamp
Root just the remedy you need. PEG
pie are not apt to get anxious abont
their health soon enough. If you are
mot quite welI'' or 'half sick" have
you ever thought that your kidneys
may be the cause Of your sickness?
1t is easy to tell by setting aside
your urine for twenty four hours; a
sediment OF settling indicates an I'M
healthy condition of the kidneys.
When urine stains linen it is evidence
of kidney trouble. Too frequent de-
sire to urinate, scanty supply, pain or
dull ache in the back is also convinc-
ing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der need doctoring.
There is satisfaction in knowing
the great remedy DR.. Kilmer's Swan o
Root, fultills every wish in relieving
weak or diseased kidneys and all
forms of bladder and urinary troubles.
Not only does Swamp-Root give new
life and activity to the kidneys-the
cause of trouble, but by treating the
kidneys it acts as tonic for the en-
tire constitution. lfyou need medi
cine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists, price fifty cents and one
dollar. or by mentioning The Mantle
voc Pilot and sending your address
to DIR. kilmsr IL Co., Binghampton
N. Y. you may have a sample bottle
of this great discovery sent to YOU
free by mail %
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CHIEF of Police Pierce recently accom-
plished neat bit OF detective work.
Early in July Mrs. Sladky of this city
lost valuable gold watch. There we're
large number of excursionists in town
at the time, and the immediate inference
was that it had been picked up by one of
them. Mr.. Pierce set inquiries on foot
and after several weeks found woman
who said she had seen Mrs. Joseph Pc
terson of Sheboygan pick up a watch on
the street. A trip to Sheboygan dlsclos-
ed the fact that the Mrs. Peterson 10
question had moved away and located
somewhere near Milwaukee. A few days
ago Mr.. Pierce went to Milwaukee and
after search found the woman's present
home about three miles outside OF the
city. He called at the house and stated
to her that he was the chief of police at
Manitowoc and had come to get the
watch she had found there last summer,
She Immediately produced the watch to-
gether with number of lame excuses
| for having kept 1t SO long, and appeared
| to be somewhat clustered, but re- tanned
| sufficient prese nee OF mind to put 10 a
bid for the reward offered the finder
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Q. Torrison e Go,

I The Electric Light Co. has added extra
power to its plant, which will be in full
operation this week.
WE do a general Insurance business
both fire and life. J. 2. Nolan, Manlto-
voc Office IN z. O. building.
THE store Keepers have arranged their
windows very prettily the past week ex-
hibiting the fall fashions and styles.
The tug Crosby came into port
Monday evening to coal up. She had
IN tow one of the Big Four car ferries
THE streets were crowded last Tues
day with farmers teams. A large amount
of gram was brought to the city on that
day.
MRs. Adelaide Lyons of Clarks Mills
died last Sunday aged AZ years. Mrs
Lyons was the sister of Policeman Hiram
Smith.
JOHN STAUDT is putting IN a gas ma
chine for furnishing Illuminating gas for
his hotel. Biegel e Seitz are doing the
work
collection taken in the German
Lutheran church last Sunday for the
benefit of the church school amounted
to S425
NINETEEN inmates OF the Northern
Hospital for the insane will next week be
transferred to the Manitowoc county
asylum.
MISS Cora de Garmo of Milwaukee,
formerly of this city, is to be married on
Oct. Dist to Mr.. VIM. McReynolds of
Chicago.
OLIVER DUsOLD, fireman on the Arctic,
has acute appendicitis. HIS physician
advises an operation, but ne refuses to
undergo it.
4 petition is being circulated among
business men here for the establishment
of mail route by way of the carferrles
to Ludington.
RICHARD NJ. CURE, An employee OF the
VIM. Rahr Sons Co, stumbled while car
rying sack of fodder. and in falling was
| injured internally.
THERE is much dissatisfaction over
the delay in the opening of Main ST
bridge by those accustomed to use
this thoroughfare.
The morning papers were late Wed
nesday owing to wreck on the Cen
trial road at Theresa, a small place
south of Fond du Lac.
Chr. BAoH's symphony orchestra O
Milwaukee will give concert here TIN
winter. 1t will be accompanied by voca
and instrumental soloists.
The North Side High school now SUP
ports three foot ball teams, the regula
eleven, second eleven and club team
composed of younger members,
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LANDLORD Seitz of the Metropolitan
hotel says he is going to serve bull
dog stew day and night while the
Pilot man is ont of the state.
Increased business at the National
Bank has made necessary the pre-
sence behind the counter of Guy Mo
SEES of Ripon, son of l.. d. Moses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Green celebrated
their tin wedding last Saturday evening.
A large number OF friends we're present
at the occasion and good time was had
by all.
The Goodrich Steamer Iowa came in
last week to take on some Milwaukee
| and Chicago freight, there being more at
the warehouse than the regular boats
could handle.
| The Wisconsin Central has complet-
ed the work of filling in the roadbed
at the large fill just outside the city.
This is ncw one Of the finest pieces of
road in the state.
| TED Jones has been elected associate
editor of Cadet Days." the paper pub
Iished by the st. Johns Military Acade-
my OF Delafeld. He is also playing on
the school footl all team.
NEEyAH is experiencing an insurance
rate war The Northwestern of Milwau-
kee has slashed rates to retain business
which Threatened to go to the newly or
ganlzed Neenah company.
A large fleet of schooners lay liz the
harbor windbound last Monday. The
schooners are fast disappearing from the
lakes and large fleet tied to the wharves
once a common sight, has become rarity
The Hougen brothers of St. Nazlan7
hive sold their store at that place to
John Miller OF st. Nazianz and William
Groth of Meeme who will conduct the
business under the firm name of Miller
and Groth.
| Arson FOUNTAIN of Sheboygan has
been arrested under warrant issued
J by Judge Cratic, charged with aban
doDing his family. He waived exam
ination and was bound over 10 the
Circuit Court.
The supply depot OF the Goodrich
Transportation Co. on the "Islali" Ii
nearly in shape for the winters business
There being no bridge at that point
Manager Kenouse crosses the river to hi
office in three Jumps
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A few weeks ago the editor was taken
with very severe cold that caused him
TO be in a most miserable condition. It
was individually bad case OF la grippe
and recognizing it as dangerous he took
immediate steps to bring about speedy
cure. From the advertisement OF Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy and the many
good recommendations included therein,
we concluded to make a first trial of the
medicine. To say that it was satisfact-
DRY in Its results, is putting it very mild.
ly indeed. 1t acted like magic and the
result was speedy and permanent cure.
We have no hesitancy in recommending
this excellent Cough Remedy to any one
illicte6 with cough or cold in any form
The Banner of Liberty, Libertytown
Maryland. The 25 and 80 cent sizes for
sale by Henry Hinrichs, druggist. Is
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Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
to be incurable should read what Mr.. P.
E Grisham of Gaars Mills, La, has to
say on the subject. viz: Il have been a
sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever since
the war and have tried all kinds OF medl-
cines COR it. At last / found remedy
that effected cure and that wac Cham
berlaln's Collie. Cholera and DIarrhoea
Remedy This medicine can always be
depended upon for collie. cholera morbus,
dyeentery and dlarrhoea. 1t Is pleasant
to take and never fails to effect a cure.
25 and 80 cent sizes for sale by Henry
Hinrichs, druggist. 70
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Geo. Patchen has moved into his new
house.
CHAs. Chandler is now the father of
son.
The coal business here has become
rushing.
CARRIAGES are coming to town in large
quantities.
MRs. Frank Gates Of Two Rivers
died recently.
THE Goodrich line propellors will be
put On this run soon.
JUDGE Crate has moved into his new
home on South 7th st.
NoTE the change IN the time table of
the Goodrich Trans. CO.
The Schr. Resurrection went into the
dry dock Friday for repairs.
The Revenue cutter Walter G. Gresh-
an was in port again last week.
CHAs. LANGE's new brick house on
Huron street is nearing completion.
JOE BIEGEL intends to build next year.
He has begun filling In his lots this fall
OTTo BARTEL is boarding at the conn
W jail for correcting his wife with a club.
VIM. Brown paid $40 and costs for the
fun he had drawing knife on A. krause
number of local hunters were ont
after 'coons last Sunday, and bagged sew
era.
Louis HAUMANN, nineteen years old,
died last Sunday morning of consumI
ton.
The barge t. Il. Rhodes came In Tues
day and unloaded at the old Northwest
ern dock.
john BURR who was hurt at Smalley's
works, Is IN serious condition. His
spine is injured.
WALTER PELuET is telling his friend S
all abont a small boy who cana to his
home last Tuesday.
lHE car Terry fere Marquette is max
ing two trips per day now. Freight
bIslness is steadily increasing.
The Seating Company has more ord
err than 1t can attend to Immediately
The men are working overtime.
A large party OF yonng pa / lie from
this city attended dance given at Eng
lIsh Lake last Sunday evening
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SHEBoYGAN claims to have the IN
doubted champion amateur" base
ball team of the state. 1t is amusing
to watch the efforts made by half a
dozen different towns each to figure
itself out the winner of a decisive
championship series 1t is manifest
ly impossible to pick any such top
team, the various clubs not being
members of any league, and their
games having been promiscuously AZ
ranged. Besides in many towns, in
GLIDING Sheboygan, the personnel of
the nine WAS entirely changed during
the season. 1t was found that the
amateurs who started in the spring
were being continually beaten, so they
were released and outside men whose
"amateurism" Was doubtful took their
places.
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DRESS GOODS.
SChuette Bros.
The fielding and batting AVERAGES

The fielding and batting averages
of the base ball team have been figur-
ed out and are given below. 1t will
be noticed that four men batted above
the 800 mark, which is highly credit
able. The most noticeable thing
about the fielding is the weakness of
the outfeld, the outfelders being at
the foot Ct the list The team was
best balanced with A. Vollendorf and
LaFleur in the points and Runkel at
short. If the season could have been
played through with this arrangement
the team percentage would be higher,
and doubtless more games would have
been won. Runkel's pitching, too,
was of high order, but his going IN
the box left bad hole in the infield
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OWING to a misunderstanding re
garding dates the football team of the
Third ward high school at Appleton
will not play in this city as it was
supposed The management is trying
to arrange a date with some other
school and it is quite probable that
the Sheboygan highs will play here
instead.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-10-14

The South Side high school eleven
and the second eleven of the North
Side high school played game of
football last Saturday, resulting in a
score of 4 to In favor of the South
South high. The north siders did not
organize until the evening before the
game, and did we'll under circum-
stances.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-10-14

CHRISTIE OLSON WAS arrested yestar-
day afternoon bySherifi Muth on arge
OF stealing geese from Frank Svacina.
They we're taken early yesterday morn
ing and Christie ried to dispose OF them
to William c. Brown for fifteen cents
each. He will be taken before Judge
Cratic this morning.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-10-14

On Saturday last Mr.. Fred Sachse, one
of the clerks of O. Torrison & Co. and
Miss Maria Schneider of Newton were
married at the Lutheran parsonage.
The wedding was celebrated at the home
OF the bride in Newton. Many friends OF
the city were present and all say they en-
joyed it very much. The couple will
make their future home here in the city.