The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-06-07
What the Other Chap Says.

EDWARD G. NASH.-One hardly real
ICES how rapidly this CITY has grown ex
cept he gets into crowd such as there
was Oh Memorial day, and look about
him and see how few persons he knows.
l have been in Manitowoc for twenty
five years and believed was fairly well
acquainted, but when | sat on my broth
er's veranda on Memorial day and watch
ed the people pass was astonished how
few of them knew.
DR.. LUHMANN.-If every taxpayer
would estimate the value of his taxable
possessions at an accepted and uniform
basis then would be solved the most diff
ficult subject of taxation.
S. A. WOOD have had an abiding
faith for many long years that Mantle
woo would some day be a city of i'm
portance. We who have watched its
slow growth, will not perhaps take the
pleasure out of this realization that we
would have done years ago, but the
young people can take pleasure out OF
improved parks and improved streets and
we old fellows can take comfort out of
that fact. The accumulation of wealth,
find as | grow older, is not all that
there is in life If ] had stopped think
ing about money twenty-seven years age
and looked after my health l would be
getting much more out of life. Health
is paramount to wealth. But with every
man there is that ambition to accumu
late money and he loses sight many
times of the better things that is within
his reach. l am not opposed to improve
ments still we should not proceed toe
fast.
A. F. WARDEN. III is some years since
l was in Manitowoc, but the marked
Improvement which l notice every
where pleases me. The town looks fine
and everywhere is indicated thrift.
L. J. NASH. i think that the Mani
towoc library is better patronized than
any similar institution in the state, pro-
portionately to the size of the town
That the library is appreciated and that
it is public necessity, is illustrated by
the number of persons who avail them
selves of the opportunity of drawing
their reading from the shelves.
COUNTY CLERK A. H. LANDER. TAX
ing all things into consideration / think
if the Democrats pull together over the
state, Wisconsin will see Democrat
succeed Gov. Scofield at Madison. The
indications now point to the utmost her
mony prevailing in the party's council,
and it behooves the convention to nomi-
nate a good nan, and our chances for
success are best.
DIR. LUHMANN, What the Tax COM
mission should accomplish is the COM
polling of all taxpayers that they dis
close all their taxable property. This is
a hard problem, but if it can be done, it
will go long way toward solving this
most bothersome question.
REV. S. r. S. GRAY.-The council of
the Episcopal diocese of Fond du Lac
which meets this week, which has juris-
diction in Manitowoc county, will take
into consideration many questions which
affect the church here, and will doubt
less arrive at wise decisions.
THEO. SCHMIDTMAN, JR.-I do not
agree with Mr.. L. j. Nash, that we do
not want any of Andrew Carnegie's
money to build library. Why not
take it if we can get it? 1t would save
Manitowoc people just so much for
something else-fUr instance a factory
You may as well expect to run steam
engine without water as to find an active
energetic man with torpid liver and
you may know that his liver is torpid
when he does not relish his food, or feels
dull and languid after eating often has
headache and sometimes dizziness. A
few doses of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets will restore his liver TO its
normal functions renew his digestion
and make him feel like a new man.
Price, % cents. Samples free at Henry