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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
A NEM corroN coMPREss.


A Houston Railroad Mans Invention that
Brooches 3, Rris,bt E,t,,r,
ern Pacific companys city freight ana ticket
-st ..,,-,. ,,y4, 10 ~, ,..,,,t ti
compress Mtnu'asd IN the I"cal columns
annears 90 1,r. new ont y,tn,t,t, 10,
MI. - -
taitb' ibis hodel is the outcome OF sew
cral years study devoted TO the art of
pres-irg cotton and Che ipvaotor Nr
..Lt,... 49,. s,,...,,..u -, -,
. AiAiusVu ol lhe 'oVu1ueIh LAtlhc cI"tlA
department, has fully protected himself
bv applicatinBe for letters natent
,,h .,..,,,,- - A. 80 .h.
Ihe att OF pressing f"ilCu Is one INT
uan pItse-l eu ulusGaA uliut ultlSs l0 ~
,Hnaols, ''uu "f 10 tle pleae4I mere h'l' -
-" SliF Va +! pte "a "tHu - ~ s,9'
", tulV p,"''5SIi 2peLa1vn' Vns q. '1gse
y, ~. Sa''.l 'uc 80, ~ .Ssonel'g y. I"uH" TX ~
winding a continuous oat OF cotton around
a mandril and subjectlns the growing bale
70 It esauIe oe wv" i"llets 'Pel3uhs Al %
/ pNAltc SUES INC ot1tI " ctueN the Lowry
bSsttm ano consists ia letlhE COTTON loose
l.yn M sIn mo rune S SUI sulPuh'eI ", u
/ cap piale Win "a number OF Slots tAtte'hr
Fsadletlns from me center g the elreula.
| 1920 ~ 'H'a o. HtSH v'NHb t"e WV
I.,st o. .lS 'oDs nlG9l 'sN ON e. any u oii'
J !1usI ILat Us 1lail-u III tie tult ny path
/ ny coul9n lutg.'I 10y nAnl. NAth eA's rs
uHne Nnu t'"dle, ItF"tauoh OF the cap
i.,s' -n. '",.' '''l.sLyli 1lt ,uus' ~
~" NN'N IN ,n .9P 'ui'' ~ N.'it"st WIZ
INV luslN' VIC ta't lNH IS drawn ih 'htuu-h
1 ~ ly'7 anu Na'f is lh4H uW't p
JHUsIiy r.., IL ,5t.l f,"r ,, ."
u,u,iF N3I ~, "o'"'A'H' w INtL Ut AaN 'eeh
s.Nle" Nnu iho.t j L2 reason 70 louht t4t
.l', iva tl'. ''N'l'f OF 'EilN pHND rs
10 Inc Iu.' LooL aaS ntah rfdehel lA tHif
! il"i4''' -. course sven a. DENSITY as lhlS
| j. gI no platil'al UNITY, put IL Us never
tAS''Se an interesting lart
ttat Ihc my. ''t l..''i ,,-v su'y10 a. u-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

agent for the Mallory line, was a visitor
20 Houston yesterday.
- Messrs: J, d.. Finnegan and Charles J.
crane Of the Central returned yesterday
from an outing ut Galveston.
Mr.. a. ID. Nelson, special claim agent of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
Is a guest at the Hutchlns House
All, Nr. ]. 4. Rooseyeldt of the Southern Pa.
GInc railroad, with headquarters an San
Antonio is guest at the Rice hotel.
Mr.; J r. Christian. assistant general
Ireight agent Of the Galveston, Houston
INV, Northern, was up from his Galveston
headquarters yesterday
Colonel ]. c. Andrews Southwestern
whose headquarters are In Houston sns5i
yesterday In Galveston
Mr., Fred Brooks, asen, at weathsrfori
10. ,3r tn a. Santa Fe' was n the city yesterday
Santa fe depot In Houston.
Mr., g. NJ. Winstsad. travelling freight
agent Of the Cotton Belt, with headquar
hustline business for his line ''' '''s '''S
Mr.. 7. q. Raten. chief clerk In the
onice OF the traffic manager Of the Atlantic
system OF the southern Pacific. spent sun
DAY with his family at ThibodeauX. La
Mr. j n. Rome commercial agent of the
Cotton Belt route win leave his Houston
headquarters This morning for q trip lnto
tue Interior va the interest of the Cotton
MIR. H J. Van Der Marx. formerly
Northeastern passenger agent OF the Queen
ana Crescent route at Detroit, is nov trdy-
cling passauger agent for he system, with
headquaitels Ia New orleans.
CAPTAIN q A. Qulnlan, vice president
and general manager of the Houston and
Texas Central, who has been indisppSed for
considerable period Is very much i'm
proved now and was able 10 be at his Office
yesterday.
Mr. toutaDe formerly with the Katy
ofnceS IN ST. Louis, has been appointed
travelling freight agent for that road with
headquarters In Houston Mr. Fontainc's
appointment took effect yesterday and he
mas nrrived In the city 20 take up his new
II =, stated On Houston that tho Inter
national and Great Northern has received
. number OF lts new passenger ard freight
engines 1t Palestine and that they are
enormous To size and wordeiful In power
me new rhair cars are expected TO he re
ccivcd soon.
Mr. II A. Jones general passenger agent
0ul acting traffic manager 0t the At1uttc
system az the Southern Pacific, accom-
panied iE Mr.. II G. Reese assistant
general freight agent OF the same system.
with headquarters In Houston has gone
10 Chicago for a few days business visit
An excursion run over the Southern Pa
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The Same Old STOW.

]. A. Kelly relates an experience slmils,
10 that which has happened in almost
every nelghborhood In the United States
and has been told ana re-told by thousands
Of others He says; "Last summer I
had an astack OF dysentery ana purchaser
a bottle or Chamberlains Collie, Cholera
and Diarrboea Remedy, which used ac.
cordIng 10 directions and with entirely
satisfactory results The trouble was con.
trolied much quicker than former al.
tacks when used other remedies Mr..
Kelly Is well known citizen OF Hender.
s,on, n. G. For sale by all Drtggists.
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Of the exper, Is the seed Of progress IN
the course of his Investigations be dlscov-
cred that one az two trihing but yery i'm.
portant points had been entirely overlooked
by previous cxpefimeuters and as a result
he has perfected press which bids fair 70
be the hnai Improvement In this branch OF
mechanical device.
For this now press II n claimed that 70
can readily nut M bales % cotton Of 5oy
pounds IN weight NJ this size should be
deemed desirable; the fiber is absOluteiy
uninjuredi the power required Is reduced
to minimum, and Its simplicity Is such
that machines can De manufactured and
sold ait a price that viii puf them within
the reach OF an ginncrs
At the present time specifications are
being prepared and very soon life Size
test machine will be In process OF con.
struction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Cane ReIt Sohednle

Wharton, Texas, July S.-Through the
courtesy OF Agent {. Davis or the Cane
helt The Post correspondent learns that
the new schedule goes into effect tomor.
row Northbound mixed trains arrive Ia
wharton at $50 n. M. leave at ESQ a. M.
Southhound arrives in Wharton AT I2:O1
p. nl, leaves at 1880 y. m Operative tn an
points from Bay city to SCaly the north.
bound viii make csse connection at Eagle
Lake with southern Pacific and Arausls
Pass. Southhound will likewise make ron-
neciion with westbonnd Santa Fe and Mis-.
sourl, Kansas and Texas trains. The Cane
county.
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Ne. Sanoier Arriune

Mr.. Walter l.. saucier. the successor OF
Mr. % n. Drouet city ticket agent Of the
sunset Centrai lines who mas rendered his
! vs. W enAl!on 10 take effect on August l.
reslgned In order to establish Himself In a
business on his own account MI. Sauclcr
Is genial and clever Young gentleman.
IN his new relations lie has been In INC
service OF the southern Pacific road FOR
ne past fifteen years, having been iocafed
n havana, cuba, as ticket agent for the
southern Pacific and the Morgan steam.
snip company for the past two years.
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Railroad Men Very Much Interested.

There is considerable interest manifested
by several Of the Houston ana Texas Cen.
trail officials I'm the well that Is being
bored for oil mp Ia Grimes county by the
Grimes County OH aud Coal company. The
wei IS located about twelve miles north.
cast OF Nav1sota and has attained a dcpth
Of no feet, penetrating three distinct veins
~ oil at different depths \ diamond
dfui Us working n the hole and Mr. W \.
Napier general baggage agent a. the Hons
ton ANA Texas Central who is . director
!h ihc company, has number OF cores
from the drill, which show particles or
small Jumps oil what appears to br bitn.
mlnouS goul -"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
v, 8. AND n. CHARTER FILED.
Purchasers Of the Nelasco Terminal Ask
for Authority

PURCHASERS Of the VeIasco Terminal Ask
for Authority
Austin. Texas. July SThe charter Of
the Velasco BRACES and Northern railway
wss filed today with the secretary of state.
Capitol stock 100000. and the principal
Office Of the company viii be at velasco.
Purpose. to buy and operate the property
OF the Yelasco Terminal railway running
from velasco TO Anchor, and reservins
the right Of the Terminal line To extend
us liue from Anchor through the couu,
ties of BraEoria. Fort Bend and Waller.
10 the city of Hampstead. Incorpora tors /:
]. Ia. kempncr, u. b. Henderson Sealy
Hutchncs John Sealy, u. w Kempner
VI. Marx. y. H. Mastcrson Of Houston r.
A. Mastersou Of Angleton and T. L. Burke
of Brazoria.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
CONFERENCE OF CAPITALISTS.
Several Railroad Officials Called On Mr.
J. p. Morgan Yesterday.

J.. p. Morgan Yesterday.
New York, July s-Senator Hanna.
President Cassatt Of tho Pennsylvania
railroad and C. a. Grlscom Of the Amcri-
can line. called at the office Of ]. Pier.
pont Morgan * co. today. SENATOR
HANNA SAID THAT HE CALLED SIN.
Ply TO PAY HIS RESPECTS TO MIR.
MORGAN and that no conference was held
concerning the reported coal combination.
AIR. Cassatt said his visit to MIR. Morgan
was Of no particular Significance. He de-
cilned to say what was the subject dis
ctsscd at the meeting II was said in
Wall street that no formal consolidation
Of the bituminous Interests Is likely 10 be
couSummafed for some months
The Mail and Express says il IS likely
THAI tho railroads which hnvc bituminons
coal viii divide the control OF the mines
among themselves just as has been done
lately In the anthracite regions Of Penn.
syiyania
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LAWN MOVERS, $3.50
c. L. & Theo. Bering Hdw. Store
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Lamlor.

John p. Kirk, Austin; Fred Diehl New
Orleans; c. d. Leeper Naeogdoches, Mrs
w. H. Masters aud niece, New Orio,,,s.
NJ L. Hewett and wife and daughter. II
u. KIlIeen, Galveston: ID. Iii. Ski5Ser r..
press; Fred w. Mally, College Statiog .
sam Warwick. Hearne; sid capns5,t,, ~ :
Hearne; NJ. II. STatton ana wife, fIpn,s
ville Miss Eva B. Stratton. a. r. WI.
son, Huntsville. Il. V. Elder, Galveston.
III. Booue. FL Paso; J. S. Babcock. Vir,nr'
Colo; John Irenchard. Victor. Colo Rer'
nard A. Dolan, Keokuk, Iowa; DR.. / Jett
Pinckard aud daughter, Beaumont. Wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
Passenner TraffIo lnoreased.

Mineral Wells, 1exas, July the mas.
senger traffic has increased on the thropgb
Train from Dallas 70 Mineral Wells over
the Texas and Pacific ana rho u-...,,-
ford, Mineral Wells ana North western n
the past few weeks so that II mas neres,t-
tated an extra coach being added hi ortlrr
10 accommodate the passengers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
ARKANSAS RAILROAD STATISTICS.

Total Mileage 3,1o5s8, with Valuation
OF All Properties Of S28, 299,o3t.
Little Rock, Ark, July S,-The State
board Of railway assessors today completed
the work Of assessing for taxation the
property Of the railroad. express. telegraph
and sleeping car companies In Arkansas
The grand total valuation Is SOS 2cS. O31
compared with S25,lo5ad3 one year ago.
The total miles of railroad In operation Is
3 loJ.sS, compared with 1862 Is Ia 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

"hc lines from Lake Charles to Houston
AMI Galveston sunday was gigantic sur
cess bringing twenty ona carioids Of peo
pie. Into tine two cities last named The
letrrp during the latter part OF the even
Ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

add to our regular train Special Pullman
tourist Equipment to be run through to
frisco, spending Saturday and sunday in
Denver, reaching Frisco July II: and the
cost figures To bur - cents per uav, inelrd-
ing lodging dhrlng stop-over You know.
You Don Z Have to Apologize for Riding
on THE DENVER ROAD!T
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Notes and Personals-

MT sam Williams travelling engineer
81 S ne Central has gone on a trip through
Mr.. +, Il. Rsunle. travelling trsIgas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

The Big Four Route is the best line TO
ChGutauqua eau on or write W 6. Knit
t.e Travelling Passenger Agent, Dallas,
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w. r. STERLEY. A. p. D.
A. a. Gibson. G p A
CHARLES L. HULL ............T. p. A.
Fort Worth, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

Al trains arrive and deparS from the Grand Cen
iral Depot except The Missouri. Kansas & Texas
trains which have depot In the Fifth ward the In
ternatlonal Great Northern ami Columbia Tap,
which use the international and Great Northern de-
Pct on Congress avenue, and the Houston East and
West Texas morning train which leaves from ana
strives at the houston East and West Texas dep OF
The Missouri. Kansas h Texas and Galveston
Houston & Henderson trains pass the International
and Great Ncrthern derot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

THE NEW PIANOLA
at VIII A. Watkin Music Co.'s Dallas
Write for prices
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i. a G. n. II. Il.

Depot fooi o. Congress Avenue.
EzAt Mail TO st. Louis and Chicago.
Lave 500 p m......,.....-....A Arrive 80 a, N
Lssye 90 =. IN -...-..-., .....ATve us pm
CoIumbia and VeIasco Trains.
Lave 500 a. m ...-.-... arrive AS p. m
Eaili keep, SUNDAY
Leave 300 am. tSuatsy only Arrive AS pm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

Gong to Buffalo. New York or Boston?
Take the Kniekerhocker Special via Big
-Four Route. It's the best.
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Thomas T. Wood. SIS 18th street. sacr,.
mento Cal; zone 30 cent box OF Pyramid
tlle Cure permanently cured me OF piles
Tor q years l suffered; underwent u frlght-
lul operation. nearly died but failed to
Snfe was unable 10 walk when tried
pyramid Pile Cure, The first application
relieved me" All druggists sell ii Quick.
" cures every form OF piles Book free
TX mall. Pyramid Drug Co., Marshai!,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09
QUEEN and CRESCENT ROUTE
Pan=American Special

Only ~ hours Houston to Buffalo. Two
fast trains daily. Dining Cars. Through
SleePers New Orleans to BuffaloS
GEO. H. SMITH, G. P. A., New Orleans, La
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G. II. & II. r. n.
Der. foot OF Congress Avenue.
nnIrentnn Trainn.

HOTE--Trslns Leaving Houston at44yp.
=. ana arriving al Houston AZ 5.4y a. IN and
io-as a m also run into GraH5 Central d.
rot departing 70 minutes earlier end arrv-
Ing ten minutes later thar time given above.
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Al these trains leave the Santa re Congress
Ave, Depot 10 minutes later than the above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-09

Nos ard 10 sre fast mail and express between me
two cities only. and will carry through cars TOT Dal-
las and Dsnlson. going from Houston wa 'ne ZEN
naL
c., II. & 5. A. ny.
Grand Central Depot
California Trains.
fssye Ills .. m Arrive. 400 a m
San Antonio Trains.
Lesye..... .o.45 an Arrive. 500 p ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-21

citizens of the town Of Rantoul shook
hands with friends and acquaintance in
our city last Sunday.
Ohlsen q Koch have been given the
contract to build new brick NJ E.
church few miles north west of this
city. The cost of the work as contracted
for by Ohlsen q Kock will he 1885 "a
This does not include all the meterial
to be used. Zorn q Hamber will do the
carpenter work The contractors will
furnish hardware, paint, finishing lum
beraud furnace.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-21
FRANCIS CREEK.

The sad tidings Of the death Of Mrs.
JOS Pech reached here last Saturday.
Her death occurred at the Northern
Hospital at Oshkosh, to which place, de
ceased had been taken two years ago
Her age was about thirty. She leaves u
husband and four small children, to
mourn their loss. The deepest sym
pathy of many friends is extended the
family in their bereavement
H. +, Mason attended the Teachers
institute at Manitowoc last Saturday.
Mrs. l. Pankratz of Manitowoc spent
a few days here visiting old friends.
Our business men are half afraid that
the electric carline will damage their
business places as our church. hotels,
blacksmith shop. cheesefactory and
town hall are situated on the proposed
route. 1t will prove a great help to
these men and their businesses but, Of
course, it is hard for them to realize
this now, since it has come 50 suddenly
and it is TOO good to last Let Us all
welcome this great Improvement
Frank \ ugustin has come home from
the dairy schoo at Madison.
Adolph Swade is on the sick list It's
the grip, too.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-21
NORTHERN.

Thomas Gretz, one of the prominent
farmers in our vicinity is making pre-
perations for Il new palace which will
be constructed as soon as weather will
permit.
The carpenter and masons in Mort
hsim will be kept busy during the next
summer, because many houses will be
built
Mr. Bush, a member Of the Bush and
MCMILLAN firm. was in Manitawoc on
Monday on legal business. The Bush
and Mcmillan firm is now quite strong.
1t is practically the most prominent in
Northern.
Many of our young men are making
business by buying wood in Meme and
selling it in Mauitowoc.
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ZANDER.

VIM. Zander Jr and Miss Emma Fan
der have returned from Edgar where
they attended the funeral of their grand
mother
1Ii-- MoIlic Bishop has returned from
Milwaukee where She spent the past
weeks
Miss Ida Paul Of Engar is visiting at
Eastwin House.
John Scchri-t and his family gave al
ready left for their new home at Shwno
Miss Hannah Scchri,t and Peter Tres
sen were united in marriage by the Rev
Mr. Davidson ON Feb. lG The CORES
pendent extends them congratulations
and wishes to them long and prosper
Gus life
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Extension OF Florence Sleeping Car
To CRYSTAL Falls, Mich.

Beginning at once, the Pullman
Standard Sleeping Car, lighted with
pintsch Gas, will be substituted for the
sleeper which is now being run between
Chicago aud Florence, Wis, and which
will hereafter ne run between Chicago
and Crystal Falls, Mich. leaving Chica-
90 as at present, 1880 p. m daily, ar
irving at Crystal Falls, Mich. at 1000
a. IN. Sundays $40 Il. M, and leaving
Crystal Falls OF 500 p III. except sun
day and sos p. m, Sunday, arriving at
Milwaukee at 4:55 Il. IN. where It Will be
cut out from the train, permitting pas
to remain therein until 900 N,
This sleeper will then be brought to
Chicago on later train, and be run
ont in service at 1890 p. m.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-21

p Sincoular of Two Rivers has start
ed cigar factory in the shop formerly
occupied by Arnold Wagner.
Aug. Halberg entertained the card
club at his home on Saturday evening
Prof Evans of Manitowoc will deily-
or a lecture on Wireless Telegraphy
in the near future under the auspices OF
the Washington Literary society Of our
school
Peter Trossen Of our town and Miss
Hannah Scchrist Of the town Of Two
Rivers were united in marriage at Two
Rivers last Saturday They will make
their home near the village where the
groom has large farm.
The entertainment givenby the young
ladies Of Two Rivers was q creditable
one and although somewhat lengthy
the audience was well pleased. Lack
Of space prevents MS from giving a full
description but special mention is due
to Misses Kumbalck, Schroeder, Seibel
Vodra and Mueller for the excellent
portrayal Of the characters they repre-
Sented
Miss Carrie Lafond Of Two Rivers is
the guest Of Mr. aud Mrs John Sham
beau
4 number Of our local pedagogues at
tended the institute AT Manitowoc last
Saturday
Walter Loycnhagon and Miss Elsa
Lcycuhagan spent Sunday with relatives
in Two Rivers.
Mrs John Tcrcus has been on the sick
list lately
The street car project seems to be a
settled fact and will be approved by the
required number
Miss Alice Thompson. owing to a sore
foot was obliged to close school the en-
tire past week
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RELIEF IN SIXEEOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure
This new remedy is a great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptness in
relieving gain in the bladder kidneys,
back and every part Of the urinary pas
sages in male or female. 1t relieves re
tention Of water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this is your only semedy.
Sold by F. G. Buerstatte, Druggist, Mani
owoc, Wis. If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-21
REEDSVILLE.

Miss Nellie Cronin visited at the Grove
Sunday.
Lawrence Morrissey was in town on
Saturday
John and Eddie Maertz represented
Reedsville at the dance at Wayside on
Friday evening.
Miss Langemack, of Brillion, visited
here Saturday.
Reedsville is to have another saloon.
1t VIII be number eight.
A number of friends Of Mrs VIII
Bratz surprised her Sunday afternoon
It was the anniversary Of her birth.
VIM. Bremen Of Morristown was in
our village Saturday.
VIM. Morrissey hauled logs to Ruschs
mill last week
Father Ryan was in our village on
Saturday.
Leonard Zahn returned from the
North on Saturday.
Ben Ford our local ieweler drove to
Cascade on Saturday where he spent
Sunday with parents,
James Nolan and son Victor, Of
Mani0woc. were in our city Saturday
The farm Of Fred Kurth.s was auc-
toned Saturday Mr. Michael OCon-
mel being the highest bidder got the land
consisting Of go acres for S2llG.
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now TO CURETnE GRIP

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy as direct
ed aud aqujrk recovery is sure TO fol-
low That remedy counteracts any ten
dency Of the grip to result in pneumo-
MIA which is really the only serious dan
ger Among the tens of thousands who
have used il for the grip not one case
has ever been reported that did not re
over For lie by Henry II inrichs
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ST. wendell.

Peter Hoffman Jr., has received of
Gov. La Toilette the appointment of no
tary public.
The following business firms of Cleve-
land have decided to close their place of
business on Sunday A. Stoltenberg,
Hessley and Munsch, Belitz Bros, and
f. A. Hengis
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BRILLION.

The SeuT"rsl'Ie correspondent OF tne
Manitowor Pilot Is making Things rs I'M
comiortab.e&e possible Ior the class OF
our public school teachers VINO h"oltuaI-
~ absent themselves from eolcatloh"i
gatherings 1t he lsa teacher ne VIII De
'','' ~ 49, ,''' - go ''''
v'''' VIZ ,.,;,.
, ~, Loon "''9 " ''
'"IV '''' ,,. i,
'''''''
H. ". EnGHorst and wife visited at
Morrison II week
The members Of the +. r. U. wiIlhave
a banquet al the lodge rooms on Ecb.2r
Geo SCHNEIDER, VIM Peters. G. j.
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Il was given up to die of heart and
nervous troubles caused by grip. Six
bottles each Of Dr. Miles Heart Cure
and Nervine cured me Mrs John
Violet jefferson, Wis
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70 Observation-Disclosures AZ
ASHINGTON, u. {, AND RETURN,

Via the Northwestern Line EXcur
sion ticket viii be sold February -,
March and 3 but not for trains ar
Chicago before March I, limited for re-
turn to leave Washington nm ii March 8
inclusive Apply to agents Chicago &
North-Wp,tprn R'v. Feb 2s.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-02-21

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ton has peen uncovered IN the CMlcoot
mine near keystone, 5. d.