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New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

THE question Of Cuba" said Mr. Dolliver. Is
not a new question. For seven years the Ad-
ministration OF Grant was called upon 10 oeai
with an insurrection In nearly every respect on
all fours with the insurrecton or to-day ana az
the end of that time. seven years Of responsibility
so,.o, ,,cors of anxletes OF worry. in Message
sort n this House he vndicated this policy OF
tho Administration and warned the country that
any Intervention in the affairs OF Cuba would De
moi oniv uuwise but injurious. FOR my part, 40
not aspire to a larger patriotism than that wnch
governed the official career on tSSSrs raTn,. 1snr
For my part II were lookln6 10Y wiSer
PATRIOTISM would resort to the rural districts
OF Missouri. Q-aughterJ NY tIlen@@ Sonh.aine {hIonse
that the Republicans on TINS s,He OF @ tne LOU riouSI
are under a tyranny and the mastery Of one man.
deny # Th9Ts s pS here except the policy Of the
itcrrubiican party and tne Administration OF Re
li,ves I; Is A little peculiar that We have got 10
20 10 Missouri for information In respect TO S tns
under which have suffered so many months;
II Is have leadership IN ,ne lousr, ai's 80
which hgye net no pqssyd ogd cS5race
that We nave leadersn6P Sdow 9 Without @ any less
OF self respect. Great applause ,,,..- . ,,..
culty Of my friend from Missouri. and ] appreciate
II The only leadership the DemoeSr,auc parry M on IN
party It was put into the hands of a distinguished
young friend OF mine from Texas M 'Mr Balc ana
II amrhi.rJ one dav the gentleman from Kansas
r SIMPSON got It Away rom ond @ @nnenSe aa % o pary
y.gs seized by that picturesque character that mas
appeared among ne rom ll' ldi-ulStdill nNsiNt Ot
W|asSingfon Mr. Lewis. UaughterD The next
iav The gentleman from Tennessee was nghtng 10
90 Who should have the leadership OF the Demo-
cratic party. while In the backsrouni. always melo-
dlous and ready with his advice and ready TO seize
III. fal Ing sccptre Of hts friend was the gentle
man rom Missouri (Mr De ArmonD VINO mas just
trLcn mis- seat. ard who. In that Congress and in
.hls has delivered more speeches with more
and les effect than any man that has appeared In
thc deberati lions OF Congress FOR the years that
nave had tie honor 10 serve on this floor" (Great
laughter ana applause on the Republican side2
III. GTOsvenOr sRcp., Ohio. the latest evidence
Of prosperity called attention the 10 per cent per
ton advance IL the wages OF Goa miners agreed on
az Chicago yesterday That Increase. ne said. az
feciod two hundred thousand miners
Mr. Swanson Dem. Va) submitted some remarks
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE AND


The Annual Institute for Manilowoc County
will be held at the North Side High School,
Nanitowoc, Wis, beginning Monday, August %
and continue five days.
The conductors are Prof. G. =. Cary of Mil
waukee, Prof. q. G. ShultZ of Whitewater, and
Prof. l.. l.. Summers of Milwaukee. Lectures
will be delivered by Pres. L. ID. Harvey and
Prof W. w. White of Milwaukee.
The work of the institute will be such that no
teacher afford to miss It, AND all active teach
ers of the county expected to be III regular
attendance.
Examinations will be held at above place as
follows:
Geometry Saturday, a. Aug, y.
Physics Saturday I. M. Aug. p.
Physical Gee graphy- Monday, a. M, Aug. 20.
Al zebra Monday. y m, Aug, -.
Geography. Orthoepy and Orthography-Tu
day, a. m. Aug. 30,
U, s. History, Constitution and Reading
Tuesday, p. IN Aug. 80.
Arithmetic and Physiology "Wednesday, a. IN.
Aug 81.
Grammar and Theory of Teaching Wednes
day. J.. m, Aug 81.
Examlnatians Will begin at $50 a. m. and
! 80 p m.
Manitowoc, Wis , July 18th, 1898
Edwin K. Smith, County Superintendent.
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NOTES FROM MISHICOTT,

little baby girl arrived at the home of Charles
Schroeder Jr. of this village last Wednesday.
Mrs. Aug. Ierens was severely injured in the
leg by a kick from a horse last Thursday. She
VIII probably be unable to walk for some time.
Harvest dance and shooting match Sept. 18th.
An aggregation of Two Rivers and Range Line
ball players came up last Sunday to cross bats
with anything to be found here. They returned
home carrying with them the burden of a II to Ii
score in favor of the locals. Local battery, Geo
Levenhagen, T., Math Federspiel, c. Umpire
John 1isch
This was ladies week in Mishicott in the visit
or line. The following have been entertained
during the week Mesdames 4. Kelley, q. Pres
ton, NJ, Bemis. c. krause. H. Hoepner, a. Sayse,
;. Van NostraDd, K, Suettinger and the Misses
Muriel Bemis, Nora Hoepner all of Two Rivers.
In addition to these. Mrs. Chas. Suettlnger and
Mrs Geo Scheli of Chicago, Mrs, I. A. Nancy of
New London, Miss Nelly Shea of Menasha, NJ ISIS
| Clara Sharrow of Oconto and Mrs l.. Smith of
| Milwaukee.
Miss Viola Mace of Menominee Falls visited
! here few days last week.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Oswald
Ira Boyer and wife Mrs. FRANKIE aud the Misses
Anna and Augusta Noaker went for an outing
| up the Skoto river last Sunday. Ira the I'm
fortunate of the party. While fondling the lunch
| has ket and playing with the fishes from rock
In the middle of the river the rock suddenly took
| a notion Ito lay on the other side. Ira evident
| y considered this fne opportunity to look for
| MctrInty I'm the bottom ri the sea which he
immediately proceeded To do. But the rocky
| bottom of the West Twin River stopped him or
| Ira would probably have been somewhere In the
! neighborhood of the Philippine Islands 10y this
| time,
| Mr.. Fred Sontag of Two Rivers spent a few
| hours in the village Sunday,
Mr.. John Roemer Prop. of State House, sp@nt
| Monday at Sheboygan.
| Mrs Brown of Grand Rapids Mich. Is the
guest OF her sister Mrs. Bruno Mueller this week.
Miss Ella Mueller celebrated her birthday last
! Friday.
! Albert Bruemmer and wife of Two Rivers were
4, up Sunday.
Al, Engel and Otto Schmidt of Manitowoc were
| IN town Saturday.
| Robin Moore shook hands with friends here
last Sunday.
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AUCTION SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an order of the county court of Mani
towoc county, L will offer for sale at pub-
lie vendue foI cash down all the stock OF
merchandise consisting of tobacco, cigars
pipes. cigar holders and other articles in
the cigar store formerly carried on by F.
W. BOrcherdt, situated on N. Eighth St
in the city OF Mantle voc one door south
of Hempton's grocery store. Also all
the show cases, counters and other store
fixtures now in said store.
Sale will be held at the said store or
Thursday the Doth day of August 1898 al
two O'Clock 2. Nj. An inventory of the
articles may be seen by calling on the
undersigned at the time of sale, or any
time previous thereto. Said stock, tC
gether with the store fixtures amounts
to four hundred and ninety one dollars
(S49l.OO) and must be sold for thai
amount on day of sale.
Manitowoc August lG, 1893.
P.J. PIERCE, Guardian.
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Notice to Sewer Contractors.

Sealed proposals for the construction of sewers
and appurtenances will be received until Thurs
day, Sept 1905 at 10 a. IN. at the office OF the
city clerk of the city of ManitOwoc, Wis, Such
work comprises the furnishing. building and
laying sewers, manhOles and connections along
Marshall st between 18th End 18th SITS; 9th st
between ST CLAIR and Huron SITS; Main st be
tween Madison and Columbus SITS and Sth st he
tween Hamilton and Madison SITS. according to
plans and spec itcatlOus on tlle In the office OF
the city clerk. Said sewers to be vItrited
pipe and the approximate quantities are, 1890
llneal feet of inch sewer pipe, l manhole and
3 flush tanks. Each proposal must be signed
with full name of all persons proposing to do
the work and must be made on the official blan
forms of contract with sureties double the
amount of such bid and no bid will be consider
ed unless accompanied by contract duly exc
Cuted with suretIes prescribed by such form
Such forms of contract can be obtained from
the city clerk upon application. The right Is
reserved to reject any all bids. BY order of
the Board of Public Works.
Dated August II, 1895.
u ARTHUR REIIHERT. Clerk.
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Eco.

Mr.. Joseph Msstalers and Miss Rosa
Petska, both OF this city, vera married on
Tuesday of this week.
The immense crop of wheat in the
United States will lower the price Of that
commodity considerably. The yield this
yesr Is probably the largest this country
has ever had.
MANITowC and Waupun will try con-
illusions on the grounds in this city on
Saturday and Sunday. Waupun has the
best amateur team IN the state outside
of Manitowoc.
THERE are any number of politicians in
Milwaukee this week. There has been
quite heglra from this city. The I'M
certainty of the outcome of the contest
for the gubernatorial nomination is what
draws,
MRssRs. Wharton, Sonsthagen and
Emil Sixta were at the shooting tourna-
ment at Sheboygan on Sunday last, and
| took part IN it. SonsthRgen came out
just about even, paying @iJ.25 for en-
trance fees and receiving $3.50 in prizes.
JOHN SCHUErTE got tired of yachting
after having circled Green Bay and gone
up the Fox to Appleton. He jumped
| aboard the train and came home on Mon
day leaving the boys to 60 around the
Horn with the Yacht.
JOHN KEITH returned on Monday from
Minneapolis. He has cancelled the con =
tract for work in British Columbia OWN G
/ to the death of Mr.. Mathews. He says
the company treated HIM with the ut
most fairness and left 1t wholly to him
self what to DO in the premises.
BARNETT X RECORD have secured the
contract for building the elevator here
! This Is the same firm which built the first
,arge elevator in ManItowoc. Mcqueen
who had charge of the work then done
will arrive here to day to begin work on
the large one.
The boys of Co. Ii. write some very In
feresting letters home. 1t is singular
Tact that almost every one Of these letters
are so we'll written that they are fit
for publication in newspapers without
change 1t is this degree of intelligence
which gives efficiency to our army.
THE Wisconsin soldiers who ars sick a.
Charleston were nicely treated by some
of the prominent citizens OF that place
recently. An excursion was arranged
for them and they were gwen ride
around the city. The excursion included
boat ride.
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NOTES FROM MAPLE GROVE.

Miss Toomey OF Chicago is the guest of Town
clerk. j. Toomey.
Miss Katie Mullins who has spent the last few
months in Milwaukee Is home.
The Misses O'Connel of Iron Mountain are the
guests of Mrs. Loyeru These young ladies have
i brot her who was injured In the battle of San
tlaGo.
Sheriff Chris Muth visited Maple Grove on
Tuesday of last week.
The trustees of the Telephone company held q
meeting at the home of j. p. Watt on Monday
of last week.
J.E. Nolan threshed 600 bushels of wheat and
/, 500 bushels of oats on Saturday the produce of
10 acres of land.
Hal OCoLnel writes his father that the boys
of md Wis expect TO return home soon after
San Juan Is In the possession of the United
States. Hal Is we'll and perfectly contented.
We were pleased TO learn of the appointment
of l.. A. Bauman. Mr. Bauman visited Maple
Grove in his search for school and display ed a
degree of courtesy and honor To fellow teacher,
perfect stranger rarely met with in our
county, even among friends.
j. p Wait had the mistake in the Sentinel of
Aug, corrected. As far our county is
cerned, the correction was unnecessary. He Is
| too well known a hrm adherent of democratic
principles, and d persistent worker liz the IN
terests of the democratic PARTY. III addition to
the service he has rendered the party he posses
business ability, and tact IN dealing with men
so necessary IN representative and the demo
cratic party cannot do better than nominate him
for state senator of our distrsct.
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The hunting season will soon be open.
THERE are not many summer visitors
In Manltowoc this summer.
THERE is considerable difficulty IN the
Fifth ward over street grading.
KATHERINE MOORE of this city was
granted pension of IS per month re-
Gently
TIE home of farmer in the town of
Manltowoc was struck by lightning on
Sunday night.
POSTAGE on letters to Porto Rico is five
cents. Mail should be sent by way of
Washington, ID. G.
The rain of Sunday night caught a
large quantity of gram unhoused though
cnt and in the shock,
In was pretty denced hot on Monday
last Notwithstanding that a good still
breeze was blowing.
The Manitowoc Amateurs defeated the
Sheboygan Colts on the grounds in this
city on Sunday last by score of 3 To 2.
john HALL OF this city has entered into
4 partnership with George Duyall of ke-
waunee TO go INTO the business OF dealing
In farm produce.
En- CoURcHENE OF Two Rivers is assist
ant sergeant-at arms at the republican
state convention now IN session at Mil
waukee.
MR Herman kitZerow wishes TO an
nounce the engagement of his daughter
Helen to Mr.. Edward j. OImsby of Mil
waukee.
THERE are number of applicants
from this county in attendance ut the
state teachers examination now being
held at Madison.
A terrific thunder storm prevailed or
Saturday night. The flashes OF light
ming were incessant and the thunder
pealed IN quick bursts.
MONDAY night was q clipper for heat
being a continuation OF the nigh temper
ature Of the day. The harbor piers wer,
crowded with sweltering humanity
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-08-18

Mr., A. Y. Wolfe, of Dundee. Mo-, who
travels for Mansur Il Ilbbets, Implement
Co., of st. Louis, gives travelling men
and travellers in general, some good ad-
vice. BENG Knight OF the Grip" he
says, 81 have for the past three years,
made it rule to keep myself supplied
with Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, and have found mum
erous occasions to test its merits, not on
ly on myself, but on others as well.
can truly say that 1 never, in a single in
stance, have known it to fail. l consider
1t one OF the best remedies travellers can
carry and could relate many instances
where have used the remedy on skep-
tics, much to their surprise and relief |
hope every travelling man in the Z. s.
will carry bottle of this remedy In his
grip" For sale by Henry Hinrichs,
Druggist %
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTioE.

DEMOCNAIIC CVUNI1 CNJN NENIiCN
A democratic CO unity Convention for the coun
ty of Manitowoc, Wisconsin will be held on the
9th day of August, 1898 at o'clock p. m. at the
Court House In the city of Manitowoc, Wiscon-
sin for the purpose of electing Is delegates to
represent said county at the State Convention
TO be held on the 3st day of August, 1895 in the
city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin; also for the pur-
pose of electing ID delegates to represent said
county at the Congressional Convention for the
9th Congressional District Of the State of Wis
consin to be held September 9Th, 1898 at L
". in the city of Fond du Lac. Wisconsin and for
! the further purpose of electing Chairman and
| County Committee. and for the purpose of trans
| acting such other business as may properly be
! brought before said convention,
The several towns of the county are emitted to
representation as follows:
! The delegates from towns to be elected as form
| erly but those from the cities of Manitowoc and
Two Rivers must be elected directed by the
new caucus law.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-08-18

MANAGER Krainik has secured most
novel entertainment, Harry Martell's
realistic Southern production South
Before the War;" and it is most faith
full portrayal of life below the Mason and
Dixon line IN ante bellum days.
The cotton fields, the camp meeting on
Frog Island and the up-to-date cake
walk, interpreted by a company of fifty
people. There is also the landing OF the
famous old steamboat Robert E. Lee, and
dancing of the most novel sort, including
buck and wing dancing on the levy, max
Ing one of the grandest entertainments
to be seen this season. There is also a
parade at II 45 O'Clock from the depot
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-08-18

First publication Aug. Is, 1881 No. a
IN PFOBATE-MANlTOwoC COUNTY COURT
| In the matter of the estate Of Charles King
holz, deceased.
TO all whom II may concern: Letters tesla
menIary on said estate having been issued L
Selma Klingholz and Charles Salak on the lbtf
da, of August A. d. 1898 and six months from
after said day being allowed and limited fol
creditors to present their claims for examination
an d allowance. notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will. on the Bird Tuesdays of Novem
Der and December 1888 and of January 1899, anC
also on the last day of said six months, at tn,
Probate Office In the city of Manltowoc, in salC
county, receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against said deceas
ed.
Dated August 10th 1898.
]. 5. ANDERSON, County Judge
Nash * Nash Attorneys Is
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PERSONAL.

Miss Olga Torrison is visiting friends
In Chicago.
Attorney Charles Goss spent few DAYS
in the city this week.
P.J. Smalley of st. Paul, Minnesota,
is visiting in the city.
julie Lindstedt was in Sturgeon Bay
this week on business.
Messrs label and Reiter of Milwaukee
spent Sunday in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. l.. Moe of Elroy are
visiting friends IN this city.
Mrs. John Hussey and Mrs. T. 81. Moran
are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Ed Conway of Milwaukee is visit
ing at the home of II. Mulholland.
Miss Clara Reiter of Milwaukee is Wis
iting at the home John Schuette.
Rev. R. Pieper of Sprir gtield, H., is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. John Thomas OF Milwaukee is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGavin.
Winifred Walker is visiting at Rob.
Markham's and Will Walker Jr. at Nj. II.
Murphy's.
L. j. Walsh, leading lawyer OF Mon
tsna, formerly of Two Rivers, was in the
city this week.
Z. j. Hauch OF Grimms was in the city
e
ness MIR. Hauch will probably move south
MIR. "Lafe" Smith of Minneapolis is
spending few weeks IN the city. He will
visit his old home in Mlshicott before his
return.
HERB MARKHAM, J. A. Rummele, Emil
Sixta, Will Richards and Cornelius Mad =
son leave This lweeB for State Line where
| fhay will amend anna tima fichIpO
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NOiICE.

To the owners of lots or parcels of land front
ing on 22nd street between Western Ave and
Clark street inclusive III block 1876 and 1877.
You and each of you are notified that the tax
roll for the Improvement of END street, between
Western Ave and CLARK street inclusive in
blocks 1876 and 1877 has been delivered to me for
collection and you are required 10 pay to me
within thirty days after the date of this first pub
hcatlon hereof, the taxes charged in said tax
roll TO the lots and parcels of land owned by you
respectively together with comusslon of two
per cent. of such taxes if within fifteen days
after the first publication hereof, and five per
cent OF such amount If paid after fifteen da is
from the first publication hereof.
Dated. Manitowoc, August 4th, 1898.
p e.. A Gielow, City Treasurer.
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NOTES FROM BRANCH,

Mr.. Geo. Dallwig celebrated his birthday Mon
day,
The Misses Reinemann of Reedsville visited
here last Week.
Miss s, d. Kealey is spending the week at
Wayside
Miss Louise PITT visited friends at Two Rlyere
last week.
Mrs. p. Kealey and son Charles spent Sunday
at Maple Grove.
Miss Many Wellner of Manitowoc spent Sunday
with relatives at Whitelaw.
Miss Elma Brunig of Milwaukee spent short
vacation with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Trautmann of Sheboygan are the
guests of Z. Hermann.
large number of our young people spent
Sunday at the Cooperstown Caves.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schuette of Manltowoc
visited with friends here tins week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. kellner and children of Mil
waukee are visiting with relatives III the village
Mr.. and Mrs Prtzl of Two Rivers spent few
days here this week.
The Five Corners base ball nine will give a
dancing party at Schafter's Hall next Sunday,
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Some time ago. a little bottle of Cham.

Some time ago, little bottle Of Cham.
berlain's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy fell into my hands, just at q
time when my two year-old boy was ter
ribly afflicted. His bowels were beyond
control. We had tried many remedies, to
no purpose, but the little bottle of Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy speedily
cured him.-WILLIAMF F. JONES, Oalesby
Ga. For sale by Henry Hinrichs, Drug.
gist. %
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HE Pilot would get out an INDUCTION
against Arthur Reichert and Chris Gle
low to restrain them from exclusive use
OF the columns of The Pilot, if it could
find court of competent jurisdiction.
The "old man" wants few stray spots
in the paper In which to air his retlec-
tions.
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|iNTOVO( COUNTY Hl|R
Sept. 6, z, 8 and 8
Fine Races.
More Premiums
Than Ever.
Long List of Special Premiums.
NOVICE.

To the owners and occupants of lots and par
cells of land fronting on 10th street between Woll-
mer street and Western Avenue inclusive in
Blocks 1873 and 1874:
y on and each of you are hereby notified that
the tax roll for the Improvement of 18th street be-
tween Wollmer street and Western Avenue inclu-
slve IN Blocks 1913 and l94 has been delivered to me
Tor collection and you are required to pay to me
within thirty days after the date of this first pub
hcatIon hereof, the taxes charged in said tax
roll to the lots and parcels of land owned by you
respectively, together with commission of two
per cent of such taxes If paid within fifteen
days after the first publication hereof and five
per cent of such amount If paid after fifteen
days, and within thirty days from the first publ
cation hereof.
Dated Manitowoc. Wis, August 3Oth. 1898
sepl &. A, GIEIoW CITY I r.as
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NOTICE.

Non residents of this school district,
attending the High School must pay a
tuition fee of $500 per month strictly in
advance. No such student will be en-
rolled, unless a receipt for at least l
terms tuition is filed with the principal.
By order Of the district board.
OSCAR ALTER, Clerk,
Joint School Dist. No.
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The farmers of this county do not
want free silver. Candidates for the
democratic nomination for county offices
should bear this fact in mind. They are
not gong on the ticket for the fun of the
thing. They want to be elected. Their
chances will be greatly diminished if not
wholly destroyed should the state con-
vention declare for free silver They can
do great deal toward preventing this.
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1T is expected that the Rev. Guido
Bossard will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Bossard was formerly pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church here. He Is now
Pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church
OF La Crosse. His many friends will be
glad to greet him.
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GEORGE Bros. have purchased the
Eberhardt property on Big hth street
near where the Enterprlsing Bakery is.
They have begun the work of remodeling
the building and will move In there as
soon as the work Is completed. They are
fitting everything up in excellent style
The hall no stairs has undergone many
changes. 1t will be used for dancing
parties. Mcmahon Il Miller will move
into the building occupied by the Enter
prlsing Bakery as soon as it is vacated