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tics may have been he has shown him
self an aggressive fighter, and this fat
seems to have aroused the governor ;
spleen. 1T was not so very long ago
that Gov. Scofelds private secretary,
Dan b. Starkey, made similar error,
only it was in lesser degree in the length
Of what was said the spirit in which 1t
was conveyed and the person conveying
It.
While flashing Mr. La Toilette for the
latters opposition 10 him prior to and at
ter the state convention of 1896 <, Gov.
Scotield most indelicately and offensive
~ relates his own virtues in office and
pleads rs IN endorsement that the Re
publican machine should snuff out the
La Toilette candle. He then proceeds
to laud himself for having given Wis
consin an unblemished administration?
and asks if his "laborious efforts to pro
mote the public interest are not of SO
great value that the only adequate re
'oIhptHSt II ~ dllON hlHl W b''oHi' I"
dictator TO name who shall or shall not
run for office.
Of course Mr. La Toilette is pleased
beyond measure at the governors blum
der and he has IA right to be. His
chances now are greatly increased to get
the nomination. and il will not astonish
anyone should he be the choice Of the Re
publican convention for the office of
governor. while il will be II genuine
thunder clap ont of the clear sky if he
becomes governor of this important state
Of Wisconsin.
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THE BEST REMEDY FOR STOMACH
AND BOWEL TROUBLES.

II have beer. IN the drug business for
twenty years and have sold most all of
the proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the entire list | hRyc never found
anything to equal Chamhcrlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Lcmcdy for all
stomach aud bowel troubles says q.
w Wakefield of Columbus Ga This
remedy cured two severe cases of cholera
morbus in my family and have recon
mendcd and sold hundreds of bottles of
il to my customers To their entire salts
faction II affords u quick and sure cure
in pleasant form. For sale by Hen
ry Hinrichs druggist july2S
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AN COMMISSION IN HIS REPORT.

County Superintendent Fred Chris
Hansen in his report Of the spring cX-
animation, published in last week :
Pilot has the following TO say. This
year large number of experienced
teachers are quitting the work. This is
a serious matter for the country schools
The new applicants, almost without cX
ccpnon are not specially prepared for
the work Immediately following the
above important announcement he pro-
cccds TO discuss the necessary qualiiica-
cations Of Il teacher, but in vain we
search through his entire report 10 find
cause for the grave condition h" cites
IN the educational force of the county
II is yet II question what is the super
Intcndpnts motive for cutting off the
subject half completed He must know
the callS,' and we believe, together with
others interested in education, if press
ed fui Il reason he would tell the school
districts they pay too little 10 their
teachers. If Il teacher is experienced
ho or She certainly deserve greater re
Enumeration for their years labor than
the man who does the chores about the
ManltowOc county the school teacher is
getting less than the farm hand and
therein il the cause of the gradual with
diawal of old and efficient teachers.
The young man aud woman who
spend wears ut school fitting themselves
for ia" vocation OF teachers the cost uf
which in individual eases runs into the
Thousand of dollars and upwards. be-
comes disgustcd with the life of an "du
Gator when he discovers that his labors
and outlay return to him a smaller in
come than if he was the driver of
milk wagon or carried the hod for Il
or il in the cas-" of woman
her school work while having more
caste aud tone about IT than u domestic
i. hardly ~ profitable.
Seeing that the county superintendent
failed to bring ont and emphasize this
point would il not be- well for those
school districts which have not chosen
teachers for the ensuing year TO consid
rr this feature before making appoint
mcnts Can anybody question the truth
If the following statement 4 good
teacher H. worth ~ M, io,rcd SiOa month
and cvcna good deal more willie IN in
Efficient teacher il not worth $40 or 81 Il
month indeed he is not worth having
We feel certain that the Young men
and women who have recently obtained
certificates to teach from the supcriu
tcndent will make experienced teachers
because they have been granted ccrtiii
CAGES on merit and merit alone In the
name Of this Younger element to the
teaching force Of the county we make
the above suggestions.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-05

During last May an infant child of our
neighbor was suffering from cholera in
fantum. The doctors had given up all
hopes of recovery. | took Il bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them
| felt sure it would do good if used ac-
cording to directions. In two days time
the child had fully recovered. The child
is now vigorous and healthy. | hay e
recommended this remedy frequently
and have never known it to fail. -MRS.
CURTIS BAKER, Bookwalter, Ohio. Sold
by Henry Henry Hinrichs druggist. jl2G
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THE REPUBLICAN SPLIT.

Wisconsin Democrats have II great OPP
portunity to win in the state election
this fall and at the same time carry it
for the national ticket. There is a
breach within the Republican fold,
causing Il fractional feeling which will
have its legitimate outlet ut the polls
This opportunity must not be overlook
ed, and it behooves the State committee
to consider wisely the choice of Il stand
ard bearer, In the Northern part OF
Wisconsin Ellis Usher and his newly
made followers have manifested their
hatred and their opposition to those Re
pubicans in the Southern part of the
state who hob mob with Jerre Murphy
and those who train with him So far
rs its influence goes the Chicago Inter
Ocean Is keeping up disturbance by
booming the Payne Phster crowd II
against those who are loyal to the Mil
waukcc Sentinel, and with Robert L.
La Toilette aggressivcly pushing his
'lI'll'l'l' y W INC 'ilNIldN VI iH' Jaw WI
and Scofcld rank and file the Republic
an politicians are in the very center of II
hornet nest
The Democrats of the state are work
ing tremendously. There is no cause for
factionalisIn and thrrc'will be- no issues
in state or national platforms but which
can be subscribed to by all men who
own allegiance to Democracy. The
gr' 1T question of today is the nomina-
ton Of the right kind of u man for the
office of governor He should be- Il man
well known, who has the confidence of |
his party to the uttcrmOst. and who |
attract the confidence of TIA" voters by
his precious record There are ,yeral |
men IN mind who would just fit the .
bill and we believe that their names are
now under consideration The state
convention will be held in August and
there is still left ample time to select IL
iudlciOus candidate; one who will re-
fleet honor alike on himself and the
party
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island free TO form their own govern
ment. That pledge is still unredeemed
But on going TO war when so, 900 coo
was instantly voted for the purpose of
armament and military and naval equip
ment, no word was limited that behind
the humanitarian motive of tine admin
istration lurked the sinister intent for
conquest and theft OF territory. The
war is closed and we survey its results
outside of Cuba We are now in aca-
demic possession of the Philippines,
that 20. 600 American troops can keep
under subsection the Filipinos in Luzon.
And, let il be remembered, that there
are nearly 1000 islands in the archipela-
go One reason why there has been no
revolt in the other islands of the group,
is the fact that the American troops
have not been there. When it is figured
that it takes "a, 900 military men to hold
in check one island, how many soldiers
entire group The Republican party,
too, has deliberately vowed it will pre-
vent, under disabilities, the people of the
Philippines of Porto Rico and our other
new possessions from entering the union
and exercising the franchise.
The Republican doctrine of imperial
ism if it becomes an institution of the
country, must make permanent vast
military establishment The army must
be big enough to cope with dangers
from within and without, therefore, If
the farmer and business man think the
war revenue taxes will cease in the inn
mediate future they are laboring under
u terrible mistake Instead of the taxes
diminishing the probability is that they
will increase.
Now. we ask any fair minded man.
which party is living nearest the spirit
Of Americanism in its Hottest intcrprc-
tation? l. il necessary to plead with
their allegiance to the Democratic tick
ct?
Let the votors weigh well this qucs-
tiOn and we believe the ballot box will
say to President Mckinley with mmis-
taxable force, "Tekcl thou art weighed
in the balances and art found wanting
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III MOCRAIIC ISSUES.

Discussing the Republican platform
the Appleton Post says The action of
the Philadelphia convention has in fact
put an end to expansion or imperialism
~ an issue III this campaign and other.
wise also, rs long as Republicans are
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EIGHT PAGES,
Established 1858.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
SYDNEY T. PRATT, Editor.
FORMER EDITORS.
Jere Crowley, Ten Eyck oImstead'
JOHN. NAdl-E,

The Pilot is published at SIG York Str
" Term. Of subscription $50 year,
payments strictly in adyan l',',,. ,j IA :,
annEcation at the Office All job
% W@rk done promptly aud care taken
that work will be artistically turned
out
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-05

The blood is strained and purified by
the kidneys. No hope of health while
the kidneys are wrong FOLEN'S KID
NEY CURE will make healthy kidneys
and pure blood. Nothing else Just as
good. Henry Hinrichs, druggist
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-05

Ii You are sick all over, and don't know
just what ails You, its ten to one your
kidneys are ont of order. FOLEY 5 KID
NEY CURE will bring health and energy.
Henry Hinrichs, druggist
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senator Mark Hanna friend the late Ill.
rector o' Ports 10 cuba Mr. Rathhour 81 Ohio
IT, shaking IN bis boots This man who caused
the election of Hanna j. tarrod with the vile
sandal wirh were uuearthrd DO the Havana
p"stpfr" And this sis senator Hanna f. friend
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So useful are toads in gardens that
they are sold in France by the dozen
for stocking gardens to free them from
many injurious insects
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faithful to their declaration and aim
at the goal therein implied And so
much is true regardless of what Mr.
Bryan will order his convention to do
at Kansa. City in July"
The editor of The Post is wonderfully
optimistic. Neither the action of the
Philadelphia convention nor the guaran
tee of Republican editors will be power
ful enough to suppress the great issue of
imperialism Not only will the Demo
cratic party make Il vigorous impeach-
ment of Mr.. Mckinley and his cabinet
and congressional supporters on this vi
tai question, but the misshapen offspring
of imperialism militarisn, will be eX-
posed that the voters may see what they
are in possession of and what they are
taxed to foster. 1t will be better for
the Republicans to clucidate excuses and
conjure up explanations for its agSrand-
ling schemes, than to lay idly on their
oars, vainlv believing that the Demo
Gratis will enter into u conspiracy to
keep the vast body of voters ignorant of
the consequences Of this policy which
are palpably evident even to dullard.
Imperialism is one issue, militarism is
another and trusts is Il third, and there
is no doubt that when the votes are
counted next November the men with
the ballots will have repudiated this
trinity of evils Republican doctrine is
against the spirit of the constitution but
Democrats stand for its pcrpetuation in
spirit and in word.
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II anybody Is foolish enough to suppose that
tn" STAMP rcvonu" act will br c&pungod from
TIA" statute books he mnkrsa vast mistake
Tuyrs win De- increased to provide funds To-
keep up "A great military e Enlistment ia the
philiuuiu,s
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riot on paper, leaving mixture or
maudlin sentimentality and fatuous
sympathy

Now that wheat is going up in price because
OF ruined crops in the Dakotas and Minnesota
Mckinley orators will point to the advance as
a sign ct prosperity But the farmers are not
To be- gnllrd
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THE LIST OF WOUNDED

Who have been healed by BANNER
SALVE, is very large. 1t heals all
wounds or sores and leaves no scar. Hen
ny Hinrichs druggist
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1T is the cause, it is the cause, nv
soul, Us the man with towel on his head
said of the beer bottle
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Subscribers and advertisers are request
ed to remit all checks. poStoiiilce or 81
express money order o. or reg ,,,, req
letter and to address THE PILOT
co. MANITOWOC WIS.
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Mrs. Gadabout Oh, John, I'm SO
happy!
Mr. Gadabout That SO? who's III
trouble now?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-05

There are no better pills made than
DeWitts Little Early Risers, Always
prompt and certain. Henry IIinrichs.
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II Anthony Comstock lived in China, he
would DE kept busy running his Law and Or
der League for the suppression Of the boxers.
The boxers. however might run him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-05

Il don't see what You like about tt
flat Clara.
Well Clarence, it is the only one
we've looked at that fits our Nava. o
rug"
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There's no beauty in all the land,
That can with her face compare.
Her lips are red, her eyes are bright,
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at night,
See +, c. Buers.atte
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A petrifed potatoe in perfect shape
was recently found in II Maine kitchen
garden.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-05

Living rhc life as we find it is like
IL starving man eating what is set be
fore him
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fault They have done their best to
make IL most attractive exhibition, real
" far better than in previous years
But the outside people did not come in
for the best of all reasons they had no
cash in hand. They knew it was II
superb attraction, but they did not like
to borrow money to visit the show.
Hence. the limited attendance of coun-
try visitors Milwaukee Evening Wis
consin.
And tins in face of repeated avow
ais of Republican prosperity. Pshaw,
pshaw
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-05

The FilipinOS have got that kind of liberty
which constantly costs American blood and
the outlay of millions of money to preserve
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The cost Of the PHILIPPINES to the United
States hHs been the lives of her youth. the out
lay of hundreds Of millions Of dollars and the
surrender ~ the cherished Monroe ductriu"
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John NagIe'S Philosophy.

) There is no denying the fact
: that the possession of the college
I diploma is I'm inducemcnt to seek
I II livelihood through some other
avenue than that of manual labor,
s and thus the professions are crowd
4 ed, But the purpose which took
the young man to college would
\ take him from the field of pro
duCtive industry, and II college
I course does not make him more
( unfit for the calling he selects
I than if he were without it. Be
side the dislike bred by II college
course for any industrial pursuit
demanding physical labor is II
legacy from the times when col
lege training was uncommon and
the graduate was i'm ariStoCrat III
{ the community People do not
I look upon him any more as an in
Z tcllcCtual colossus, and the diplO-
ma il only prina facic evidence of
culture If this country does not
90 to the demonitiOn bow vows
10y reason of the claim So pithily
|. expressed by the lrishman that
! one man is. rs good rs another
and a blank sight better, the col
legc diploma will not suffer dis
grace 10y It's posscssors handling
the pillow. If education brands
I labor rs disgraccful then cduca-
{ tion is II failure We are Young
I yet in the field Of higher education.
: What II may lead to must be left
) to the development of time
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Walter Pellet has announced himself
"A candidate for sheriff
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ahs z}lamito~o' elliot.

THURSDAY, JULY ) 1900
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
BRIEF MENTION.

Rogers has brass band composed
entirely of young ladies'
The big sawmill of W. f. Wittrell at
Hamburg was destroyed by fire.
The government land department re-
ports 493, 444 acres Of government land
in this state subject to homestead en-.
try.
The 6-year-old son Of William Stan
ley, Faulkner county farmer, had
both his feet cut off by IA moving ma
chine.
The tallest man in ARKANSAS Henry
Deppe, an employe Of the Iron Noun
tain shops at Little Rock. He is SIX
feet seven inches high.
Fred Burrell, n young man Of Jud-
sonia, was arrested by federal authori-
ties on the charge Of writing and pass.
ing through the mails obscene letters.
DR.. j. n Bragg, Of Camden, well
known throughout the state, died in
ST. Louis last week, DR.. Bragg was 81
years OF age, and had resided in Qua
chita county 50 years.
The state convention Of the prohibit
ton party was held in Little Rock last
week. Hon. John c. Fraker Of Eureka
Springs was nominated as presidential
elector at large.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
POPJLAnON0F ARKANSAS
Census Report Shows An Increase
in the Past Ten Years
Of 1925 Per Cent.
GROWTH NOT so RAPID As IN PAST DECADES
State Entitled to Another Congressman.
Population Of Counties, Towns and
Cities a. Compared with the Census
of Ten Years Ago.

The census bureau has made puo.
lie the returns for the state Of ArkaI-
sas, giving the population by coul-
ties, townships and all incorporated
towns. The population Of the state
in 1900 is 1,311,564, as against 1,12S,-
179 in 1890, an increase since 1890 Of
1895, or 1925 per cent. This rate
Of increase is only about two-fifths
Of the decade from 1880 to 1890, when
it was 40.5S per cent, and less than
one-fourth of that for the decade from
1870 to 1880, when it was 65.65 per
cent. From 1860 to 1870 there was
an increase of only 1925 per cent, but
prior to 1860 the population more
than doubled itself during each de-
cade. and for the decade from 1880 to
1910 showed an increase Of 221.09 per
cent.
The total land surface Of Arkansas
Is, approximately, 53,045 square miles,
the average number of persons to the
square mile at the censuses Of 1880
and 1900 being as follows; 1890,
21.27; 1900 24.73.
1t was expected the census would
show a population of 100000, CIV
ing the state two additional congress
men, but as it is she gets but one.
BY the censut of 1900 fourteen
more counties will be entitled to o
separation Of the office Of county and
circuit clerk, In each county where
the population reaches $4,000 the sep
araton applies. The counties raised
to that figure by the census are Ash
ley, Clay, Craighead, Greene, Law
renee Miller, Mississippi, Nevada,
Polk, Randolph, st. Francis. Sewer,
Union and Woodruff. Gov. Jones will
appoint an additional clerk for each
of these counties, so they can qualify
and enter upon their duties October
81.
There are 1874 Incorporated towns,
cities and villages in Arkansas, each
Of which is given in the following Ia
BILE, the first figure in each case rep
resenting the population in 1900 and
the second in 1890.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Child Killed and Its Mother Badly
Injured in a Runaway at
Newport.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK BRIEFLY STATED.
Annual Report of Supt. Elsele shows =
Large Increase of Visitors at Hot
Springs Over Previous Yoars.-The
Monitor Arkansas Is Nearly Completed.
Reunion of Confederate Veterans.

The ninth annual reunion Of Con-
federate veterans was held in Little
Rock on the 9th and 10th inst. These
reunions are source of great pleas
ure to the old veterans, whose
numbers are growing less with each
Aeeting m oment. The business trans
acted is OF interest to not only the vet.
Grams who were unable to be in attend
ance, but also to the public generally.
The monument committee reported
that the City Park in Little Rock had
been selected as the place for the mon
ument to be erected in honor Of their
dead comrades. The question Of pen
sion for depennent veterans was dis.
cussed at length. Col. Newman, Of
Pine Bluff, stated that when her sons
went to battle in ls6l.65 they did SO to
defend the grand state of Arkansas,
and that it was fair to tax the people
for their benefit in their old age, nor
did the people object to such tax
The following resolutions were then
introduced and unanimously adopted;
Resolved, that the legislature OF 1901
be requested to appropriate an amount
equal to one mill for pensions for ex-
Confederate soldiers.
Resolved, second, that circular let
ter embodying the above request be
prepared by the adjutant general Of
the division, and sent to each member
OF the said Legislature
Resolved, third, that the command
ing general appoint a committee Of
five men whose duty it shall be to
look after legislation on the subject
and to urge the proper legislative com
mittee to report in favor Of the appro-
priatioE desired
A resolution was also adopted re-
questing the next general assembly TO
appropriate $40, 900 to be added to the
fund already in hand for the erection OF
monument at Little Rock,
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
superintendcnpa Annual Report.

The annual report of the superln
tendent of the Hot Springs reservation
TO the interior department shows that
80, 900 people visited the resort the past
year, The report states that the max
imum amount OF revenue to the govern
ment from water and ground rents,
sls,07O per nnnum, has been reached,
The Fixed charges, or expenses OF oper'
ating the reservation, are approximate
" 90, 0OO, and on account Of incidental
expenses 5000. There are in opera
ton b3i bath tubs at an annual rental
Of s3o per tub, The government has
eighteen persons in its employ caring
for the reservation, The supcrintend-
ent urges that the government make
nm official analysis OF the water of the
springs