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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12

character truly admirable in man SO
yuung His remains were inferred at
the Jerpens cemetery Thursday after
noon
Mrs. Pelle Philips Of Manitowoc spent
Saturday and Sunday here on profess
sional bushes. Mrs. Philips has num-
Der of patients in this vicinity whom
she has successfully treated for rheuma-
tism, catarrh and other ailments of
long standing. All her patients speak
very highly Of her work. giving her a
very enviable reputation indeed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12
ALL OVER MANITOWOC COUNTY

Miss Mary Stuerwald Of Two Rivers
visited at the home Of Herman johnson
last week
Miss Ida Willert is home from Mil
waukee after an extended visit
Chas. Hessl who began short course
in agriculture at the state university
last winter, has gone to Madison to re-
sumo his studies.
DIR. Tommy" Reddin is visiting his
patients in this vicinity this week. He
always receives a warm welcome.
Mrs Herman johnson entertained a
large number of her friends last Thurs
day, it being her birthday anniversary.
Henry Wilke attended the state meet.
ing of the trustees of insane asylu ms
held at La Crosse last week.
Frank Augustine, of Francis Creek, is
spending the week with his brother-in .
law, John Konsisberger of this place
1t is rumored that he will soon enter the
bonds of matrimony.
Ferdinand Mueller and John Rude
have returned from Northern Michigan
from where they shipped six carloads of
Christmas trees to Chicago.
Robt. Naumann is giving his cheese
factory and residence a remodeling
which greatly improves its appearance
Owing to Mr.. 'Naumann's large patron
age it became necessary for him TO en-
large his factory ard make better
equipments After the present year he
will engage in the manufacture of
cheese the entire year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12
KASSON.

Gotlieb Rain visited friends in Kaukau
ma
Mr. and Mrs Artie Gilbraith Of Mani
towoc were Willing away few happy
hours at the Kasson house.
Otto Giese and sister of Kunesh are
home for the winter
II. Whealen, lately of Manitowoc has
secured position on Oscar Kings tim
Der farm.
A christning affair took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Boedorn.
Ii is rumored the Haese family are
down with small pox.
Miss Bertha Shilling Of Brillion Sun
dayed at home
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12
BRILI.ION.

Miss Amelia Horn has returned from
Milwaukee
Mr. Powell II the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs o. Shaw
Mr. aud Mrs Chas Bubultz, Mr. and
Mr. VIM. Peters aud Mrs Fred Mumm
were al Appleton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12
SftOTO.

Wanted More snow.
A wedding is announced.
Mrs. Carl Buenzow, an aged lady, is
very i'll
John Brown, instructor at the ShotC
school visited his parents at Branch last
Sunday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12
REEDVIIIE.

You still hear Of the ride in the lum-
Der wagon What is it? Well Thanks
giving evening crowd Of our young
Rcedsyillitcs hired the bus aud went to
Maple Grove to attend the dance which
was held Ia NJ Bucklcys hall They
had fine time until they were ready
10 depart when they got in row with
the driver who then refused to take
them home. Some Of the brave ones
started TO hoof it, while the others woke
up neighboring farmer who took them
home. The next day they also paid for
the bus they didn't use Dear
Thanksgiving you hear the boys say.
Others say am ready for another ride
IN the moonlight in a lumber wagon.
The small pox scare is now over.
Examinations were held in the public
school last week
+. S. Cary was at Kellnersvilo Fri
day.
II + Schultz, one Of our enterprisinp
store keepers, was slightly under tn,
weather a few days last week
j + Watt was in town Saturday.
The store keepers are getting in THEN
Xmas goods, Ono can hardly come ont
without leaving II part Of his purse
} a Busse visited at Manitowoc Sun
day
Erwin Cary spent Saturday and sun
day
At the last meeting Of the NJ w A
the following officers were elected
John Nolan, Venerable Counsel
NJ. NJ. Guhin, Worthy Adviser
A. Milhans, Secretary;
VIII Link Banker,
Christ Hagenow Waterman,
II f Schultz. Sentry
The meeting held here Saturday VII
IA grand success. The subjects present
ed by the following were well presented
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12
kICk A Dog:

Kick a dog and he bites you
He bites you and you kick him
The more you kick the more
he bites and the more he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin blood makes a
thin body. Each makes the
other worse. If there is going
to be change the help must
come from outside.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
-
help. 1t breaks up such q
combination. First it sets the
stomach right. Then it en-
riches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes rich
| blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
SCOTS Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet. Now it can
get along by itself. No need
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12

John Bartelme, who has been confined
indoors for a few weeks with lame
leg, is again able to be about
Miss Nora Drews and brother tried to
make round to the neighbors as ST.
Nicholas and assistant.
Joe Bungard of New Glenmore was
seen at our village once more.
John Planticon of Two Rivers spent a
few days with parents here
Dave Goessl searched the swamp for a
Christmas tree and was fortunate enough
to find one Where are your children
Dave?
Jim Tuhey has been at Green Bay to
see his sister who is at the hospital I'M
dergoing an operation.
Joe Seibold has leased the store of Joe
Shuber at Greenstreet.
Miss Annie Vania left for Chicago.
Supt. Christensen visited the Rose
Grams school Tuesday.
A feather bee was held at Joe Krej-
cearek, Wednesday. About 30 persons
were present and quite quantity Of
feathers were stripped.
-
A new and up to date store filled with
new and up to date goods,
10 G.. A. FEHRS, Jeweler.
Will surprise with variety and low
prices in diamonds.
10 F. A. FEHRS, Jeweler
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Reliable optician,
10 q. A. FEHRS, Jeweler
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12

A new and up to date store filled with
new and up to date goods.
10 G.. A. FEHRS, Jeweler.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12

Will surprise with variety and low
prices in diamonds.
10 F. A. FEHRS, Jeweler.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-12

OF medicine.
This picture represents
the Trade MARK Of Scott,
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for Tree sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
400 Pearl ST.. New York
SOC. and S.. all druggis q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
CALVERT CuLLlNGs.

Proclamation Issued by the Mayor Call
ing Memorial Meeting.
Calvert, Texas, September 17.-Niayor c.
S. Meredith has issued proclamation re.
quosting the citizens Of Calvert to assem-.
hle at the Methodist church Thursday
morning at II o'clock for the purpose of
holding memorial services as tribute of
respect to the much lamented president.
The proclamation has met with universal
approval and 1t has been agreed that the
business houses of the city be closed from
II to II Il. m. on that day. Mayor Mere,
attn has appointed the following committee
To dratt suitable resolutions ana report
same nl at this meeting Hon Scot Field,
Collat, William Mcintosh and s. NJ. Glib.
son,
Mr.. James Keegwin Of Marlin Is in Cal
vert today
Trevc and Halle Saunders Of Galveston,
are, visiting. Mrs, W, j Hughes,
Mr.; D. H. Hardin the popular repre-
SSeht Iaii,, OF Behren Drug company, Waco
- Mr.. Louis H.. Fuller Of this city Is In
Chicago on business
Mr. L; S. Murphy, formerly Of this
Ford, New Orleans is here today in the
interest OF his house.
Tho news Of the Trenton Rock oil com
pang $ guShGr was received in Calvert. this
citizens are directly Interested in this com
pany.
Captain Jake Hart of Ncsbltt is trans
acting business in Calvert today.
Mrs; G Derr and family have returned
to Calvert and Will make this their home In
Mrs i, w Lewis and daughter Miss
Marlane, nave returned to their home In
Taylor; after a brief visit to relatives in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
coRslcANA NEWS NOTES.
Mass Meeting Held to Adopt Mckinley
Resolutions

CorScana, Texas, September ia
mass meeting held here Sunday evening
to pass resolutions on the death Of the
president, in the opera house, was literally
attended. Mayor s. w. Johnson presided
over the meeting and, with few well
chosen remarks. opened the meeting, stat.
ing It's object
Senator II; Q. Mills made a speech, fol,
lowed by Hon. Il. S. Neblett, Several
speakers were present, among them the
different ministers Of Corsicana.
Major r. ID. pugan, U. ), A., IS In the
city buying horses for army service
The new club house, which has lust been
completed by the Daniel Lake club was
dedicated saturday. The club Is composed
OF Corsicana and Kerens citizens. Fifty
people were present; about 200 pounds OF
The pubiic schools opened yesterday.
The attendance for the opening shows an
increase over last year The total mum,
her last wear was 1850, this year II is 1924
and Increase OF pa over last
As the Hnlshoro train pulled In 10 Cor
sicana Sunday night some one threw a
cllnker through the coach window, strik,
ing a man from Blooming Grove in the
forehead which hled profusely and caused
much pain.
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THE RESCUE WORK.
A FEELING Letter from Miss Effie Gibso
to Her Benefactress.

Feeling Letter from Miss Effie Gibson
to Her Benefactress.
Mrs. j. L. Dupree city missionary for
the i've Methodist churches of Houston,
and who is engaged in various enterprises
Tor amelloratlng the condition of the un-
fortunate has received letter from n
Young lady who was formerly addicted 10
the use of cocaine, and who was rescued
when In helpless and hopeless condition
through the fundamentally of Mrs. Du,
prep.
me young lady is at present an inmate
OF tue rescue home at Dallas. Under date
OF September 10 she writes as follows to
Mrs Dupree:
My Dear Beloved Frlend-I received
your kind letter and was so glad "a hear
from from you; and will hasten to tell YOU
now happy am and of how dearly have
learned 10 love this home IL r. nearly n
Ssur since hrst came here with YOU and
t hls' Bowler. Words can never express
now much | love and thank you both for
iV our klhq interest for me. | can not helm
b bua ueinbie when think what might have
Dpeu my tate but for the timely iuterft r.
e e,i OF you and Mrs. Bowler and the ever
NHtShlul eye OF my blessed Savior. | nm
- thankIll that / am today a consecrated
on ~ OF Hod 5, ever ready and willing 70
20 anywhere In His cause. | have given
my IRE 10 this home and Ia my Savior and
= aln happy In my love for Him. He has
e 90, me me lhat sweet peace which nothing
San destroy AS long as | live | intend 10
nnrye TO serve Him faithfully 10 the ena
FRAY Tor me that l will ever prove n faith.
fnl disciple"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
pnIIlnn Resumed Al SOM Lakn.

Sour Lake, Texas, September 16-- Drill.
ing on the Sour Lake we'll has been re-
sumed with the intention OF casing on
the flow Of salt water and hunting for oil
at a greater depth
The Guffey weA is putting out considera.
Bile oil
An effort was made yesterday TO bail II,
but the hailer was defective so It was
postponed until a new bailer could be
brought from Beaumont
After bailing was stopped the drIu was
let down into the well and II was found
that about three hundred feet OF sand
had raised In the bottom OF the well, The
sand was washed out and the pump Is vel
running, while stream Of oil Is contlnu
ally coming ont with the water
IL Is manifest that a good oil strike hns
been made and as soon as the sand /,
brought under control the well will flow
a great deal Of oil
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Notice.

Beaumont. Texas, September IL, 1901
TO The, Stockholders Of The Beaumont-Gult
OIL CO., and The Madeline oil Co.
Az n meeting of the stockholders
Of the above companies, held at
their respective offices at Beaumont
Texas, September Ii, A. d. 1901, It was
unanimously voted by the stockholders to
consolidate the properties OF the estates
of the two companies into The Madeline
Consolidated Oil company, on the basis in
dicated in the company's circulars of July
20 and II was ord@ed by the meetings
that the Madeline Consolidated stock given
IN payment for the properties be held un-
der a pool agreement until March l. 1902
at which time a notice of the exchange Of
stock Will be given by circular letter 10
each stakeholder.
The Madeline Consolidated company's
well on Spindle Top Heights Is down 700
feet and the contractor expects to dru It
In by October l.
Negotiations for the sale Of the product
OF the company's well are under way, and
the management hope TO have the product
contracted for by the time the we'll comes
In. T. II. Burbridge, President.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
FAITH HOME BENEFIT.
A Four.Act Comedy to Be Presented
Friday Nioht.


Friday Night.
On Friday night there will he presented
for the benefit of the Faith Home the de.
lightful four-act American comedy, "A
Bachelors Ward" Aside from the very
worthy cause for which the performance
is to be given, the production in Itself will
be unusually commendable. competent
cast has been chosen, and Its members have
worked untiringly to achieve an artistic
success. The story and atmosphere Of the
play are alike delightful. The characters
are all eminently human David Holmes
Is the sort OF man one can not see too
much of-with something TO spend aud
something to give away-around whom
cluster ambitious youths and confirmed
ne'er-do-wells, and for each and all his
heart goes out in sympathy. Mr.. j. p.
Browne will interpret this difficult role.
He is admirably suited to the part
Tho part Of Sylvia has been entrusted 10
the hands of Miss Margaret Davis young
lady of much talent and well adapted 10
the requirements of this refreshing and
naive character Mr.. Bert Smith will enact
the role of the breezy young literary as.
plrant. Mr.. Hume. Mr., Bedel Mr. Hewcy
and Mr.. Moore win be seen In the roles OF
The part of Mrs lie Grand has
been allotted to Mrs. Jeftreys 7. Gibbons.
Mrs Gibbons has done much clever work
heretofore, and this role eifords her on.
portunitv to achieve new ldurels
Miss Clementina, the maiden lady Is 10
be played by Miss Ada Belle Woodruff
who is excellent In the part. Miss Olivia
Lockhnrt Will play HARRIET, and her con
reption of the young society woman is keen
intelligent and no doubt attractive A
large house should meet the players FRI
The production Is under the direction Of
Mr.. George Hervey, to whom much credit
is due for his jealous work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
BORING AGAIN eeuun at Vinton.

yinton, La, September 17,--Boring was
resumed on the Vincent land this morn.
ing after a shut down Of two days await.
ing a car Of fuel oil which was delayed in
transit. The drill with the ten inch pipe
had reached a depth of 444 feet, and they
are now sending down a four inch line
with a six inch drill bit, as a "felder' "a
determine tho thickness of the strata OF
gravel. A sand pump has been ordered
and Is on the way.
The engine for the courmIer lease ar.
rived Saturday and was hauled 70 the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Am. on and I'd Co. nav.
OIL SITUATION AT HENRIETTA.
Moneyed Men Won't Buy and Liant
Owners Won't Lease.


Owners Won't Lease.
Henrietta, Texas, September 16.-Thcre
has been a lack Of development In oil field
matters here for the last week
The small holders can not develop for
want OF sufficient funds and they seem.
ingly entertain a horror Of anything in the
shape of a lease, thinking that to lease
means practically to tie up the land. That
the representatives of oil companies win
not buy Is an assured fact. Several men
made an effort TO form stock company,
backed by capital sufficient TO develop this
field establish pipe lines and II the occa.
cion justihcS 60 construct n refinery at
this place, hut their unwillngness to buy
and inability to lease has brought the for
nation of that company 10 n halt
The only land leased to date, excepting
one tract held by w. G. Eushs is some
distance from the now producing well and
Is held by Corsicana company, which is
pledged to begin operations In ninety days.
Boring Is now In progress on the land
held under lease by w. G. Eustis, which
Is within q mile or two OF the well where
oil was first found, and In the course of a
few weeks will be in the oil region.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Warming to Shippers.

Galveston, Texas, September 17.-North-
east winds have prevailed here during
the day. AT noon the wind reached We
locity of twenty-eight miles per hour, but
at o'clock 1t was only blowing fourteen
miles per hour. The tide at the latter hour
was slightly above normal and the barome-
ter was 29SJ. The barometer has been
going up this afternoon. These conditions
have caused feeling of relief here, Nhough
there stlll many anxious inquiries at the
office of the weather bureau. The center
of the hurricane Is now thought to he
located as Indicated In the following dis
patch, which was received this morning
Advisory hurricane warnings at 1915 a.
IN. ordered from Washington for Mobile,
Pensacola and Cedar Keys. Storm center
will probably strike the middle gulf coast
this afternoon or tonight with winds of
hurricane force. All vessels should remain
In port until advised that danger has
passed. Cline.
Observer Taylor said this would be only
of interest to Galveston shippers, as it
was Intended as a warning to them. There
We're a good many others. however, Tho
felt an interest nevertheless. lie comedies
with the officials at Washington in regard
to the center of the storm and the only
effect he expects Galveston to experience
is high north winds tonight,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Banana Line ContempIated.

Galveston, Texas, September 17.-Negotia-
lions are in progress for the establishment
of system OF banana boats to he operated
between Galveston and Nicaragua. w. A.
Ross of Columbus, Ohio, and F. n, Bit
tenger Of Dayton. Ohio. are now in the
city endeavoring TO make local arrange
ments for the Importation of bananas here.
but as vet their plans have not developed
sufficiently to be ready for publication
1t is Intended, however, TO operate the ba-
mana boat service in connection with a
fruit to Interior points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Observance at Mexia.

MeNla, Texas, September l7.-Mayor w,
=. Doyle has issued his proclamation set
ting apart Thursday morning from IL to Il
o'clock for memorial services at the city
hall, requesting the ministers to arrange a
program and appointed Majors II j. Glib
son, n. +. Houx, Hon. John l.. Wortham,
Postmaster j, X. Niece, Mr. Dave Katten,
Mrs. ]. u. Jackson, Miss j. Desenberg,
Mrs. n. Il. Meador, Misses Laura Rogers
and Minnie Resisting as a committee on ros,
olptions, The public schools will be closed
and the hour Will be generally observed
by our people.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Memorial Services.

Galveston, Texas, September lit was
the intention to circulate petition among
the business men Of the city today re-
Questing them to close their places of bus-
ness from IL o'clock to IL o'clock next
Thursday. the hour Of the late President
Mckinley's, funeral but II was found that
such a step would he unnecessary. as most
of them had already intended to close.
First Presbyterian church in which the
Methodist. Baptist and Presbyterian
churches will unite and the other denoml-
at II o'clock at their churches
The bells of the various Catholic churches
VIII be tolled during the hour Of the
funeral and the schools Will also be closed.
The Garten Nereln has postponed the
regular weekly concert on account of the
death of the president
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Work on Sim Channel.

Galveston, Texas, September 1T.--CoIonel
c. S. Richie returned this morning from
Morgan Point He says that the dredging
of the Buffalo bayou ship channel has not
been progressing rapidly for some time.
The dredGes are working in a bed of clay
and this retards the Trogress of the work.
II IS possible that the firm of Charles
Clarke q Co., which has the contract for
doing the work, will have to ask for an
extension before II is finished
Work on the reconstruction Of the forts
here Is still being delayed on account OF
the difficulty in securing the necessary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Notes and Personals.

Galveston Texas. September 1T-Co' mel
l.. j. Polk, general manager OF the Santa
Fe, returned this morning from a business
trip to North Texas.
f. NJ. Gilbough. land and tax commits
sioner of the Santa Fe, returned this morn.
ing from Louisville, Ky, where he went
60 attend the knights 'remplar conclave
While there he was taken seriously nj
and was forced to remain several days
able to travel.
Marriage licenses have been issued ia
Joseph c. Hutchinson and Miss Laura
Homherg Charles Scheller and Miss Irne
Williams. Dedrich Hegemann and Miss
Francis Junemann.
j. II. Moore, a prominent citizen OF TEN,
pie, is in the city.
Homer Mitchell of Houston was In the
city TODAY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

further advised that an ordinary norther
might he expected for this locality. The
very decided lowering Of the tempera-
tnre. The maximum and minimum read
ings Of the day were 50 and SO degrees
respectively. showing a fall in the Their
mometer of 20 degrees. These read
ings were made early In the evening Ii
became much cooler as the night pro
crossed and the north wind increased. AT
midnight the sky was clear and there
were no storm indications whatever.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
SALES OF OIL STOCKS.
Transactions on the Houston Oil Ex
change Yesterday.

Transactions on the Houston Oil Ex-
change Yesterday.
Quite a number Of stocks were In demand
In the Houston oil and Stock Exchange
at yesterdays II O'Clock call but the
trading was mainly In small lots
Drillers did not maintain the advance Ut
made Monday, aud sold yesterday at "a
to 5Js. National OIL and Pipe was very
firm and was not offered below 2sl9. Grace
was also in better demand, and was
asked for 1t, with AZ bid.
Palestine and Beaumont made few
points advance, one lot of 1000 shares sell
ing at 10.
There was a better inquiry for bank
and Industrial stocks. and q sale was made
of fifty shares Of Galveston Brewing com
pany at Si31.5O per share. Ere par value
Of this stock Is 500.
The prices bid and asked yesterday aud
the sales made:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
A Brisk Norther.

There was considerable apprehension. to
judge by frequent inquiries yesterday.
concerning the storm which was reported
to be headed towards the middle gulf
coast. Weather Observer McNabh re
celved a telegram early In the day stating
that adyisory hurricane warning was ar,
dered from Washington for Mobile Pensa.
cola and Cedar Keys, and that the storr,
center would probably strike the middle
Of hurricane force, Mr.. McNabb was