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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
-, HIGMAN vs. HITMES

Bill in Equity to Cancel Mortgage as a
 Cloud upon Title and to Enjoin a
 Claim Thereunder er-Appeal from the
 Chancery Court of Morgan.
 l. Mortgage; when taking of second mortgage constitutes payment of first mortgage. Whether the taking. of a sec ono mortgage by a mortgagee upon the same lands, is the payment of the first mortgage depends upon the intention of the parties; and where the purpose and object of the parties Is simply a renewal and extension of the old debt. the talk ing or the second mortgage will not con stitute the payment of the mortgage debt or discharge and release the lien of the first mortgage
 2 Same; same.-Where, in the taking or a second mortgage upon the same lands. 1t Is the intention of the parties thereto simply tO renew and extend the old debt. 1t Is immaterial what form the transaction may take in effectuating such purpose; and in the absence of fraud or of prejudice to the rights of third par- ties, It Is no objection to such transac- ton that the purpose is sought to be ef- fectuated through the aid of a court of cnancery by a decree of foreclosure.
 same; same; case at bar.--Where, by mutual agreement and understanding be- tween mortgagee and mortRagor, a decree Of foreclosure Is rendered, and at the sale hereunder the mortgagor be- Sones sont tno purcnaser and executes to the mortgagee new notes and a new mort gage Tor the amount of the mortgage debt, and this arrangement was entered into simply for the renewal and extension of the old debt and not with the inten- ton or discharging or releasing the lien or tho nrst mortgage, the foreclosure sale of the mOrtgaged premises the purchase thereof by the mortgagor, and the execution of the new note and mort gage, does not discharge and release the lien of the first mortgage so as to make 1t inferior and subordinate to a second mortgage, which was given by the said mortgagor to third party on the same lands, subsequent to the execution of the prior mortgage which was foreclosed, but prior to the commencement of the fore. closure proceedings.
 4 Ccnveyance; statutory warranty While the words bargain. sell and con vey, as contained in a conveyance. op- crate by virtue of the statute, as a war. ranty title, and under them, as a genera rule, a subsequently, acquired title by tAle grantor will anure to Nhe grantee, such words can not operate to displace or i'm. pair an outstanding lien or claim in a third party.
 Affirmed
 Opinion bY DoWdell I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
New Sleeping Car Service via Mobile
 and Ohio R. R.

Through sleepers daily between Mont romery, Ala. Jacksonville, Fla, and St. Louis, Mo. Mobile and St. Louis, Mo-; New Orleans and St. Louis, Mo:
 adv tu-thu-sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
PRAYED PANT LEGS
Made to Look as Well as Ever by
 Holt's Dye Works.

Pants legs frayed out at bottom can be trimmed off, stitched around edges and shortened fraction of an inch by Holts Dye Works and made to look as we'll as they ever did adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
PFNHIONs.

A new plan for pensioning readers of the Daily or Weekly Advertiser may be of interest to the many older readers just at this time. Ask about if
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03

On a trial under an indictment for mur- der, where the evidence shows that the defendant killed tho dsceased by shoot which tho defendant made of the gun after the shooting is Irrelevant to any sSsLu ia tho cauSe, but It's admission being without pretadice to the defend- judgment of conviction.
 4. Same; same.-Sa trial under an indictment for murder, during the cross examination of the defendant. 1t Is com petent for the State to show the facts relative to his having escaped after his Imprisonment in jail
 Reversed and remanded.
 Opinion by McCleiian, C. '.
 WHITE & sPIGENER V. M. w. WHAT Action against Probate Judge to recover
 penalty G TOT ss, excesslvo S fee.--A Appeal
 l. Sufficiency of Judgment on demurr. CT; assignment of .error.--A mere recital in the minutes of the court. that a de- murrer to specifief pleadings was sus- tained or oyerrufed is not sufficient judgment of the court so as to support an assignment of error based upon such ruling.
 to plead.-Where 8 demurrer is inter- posed to each of several pleas but Is not disposed of 1t is error to enter Judgment aaginst the plaintiff for failing to plead since he has the right to await the action this Is true evep though the plaintiff may have filed replication to one or the pleas interposed by the defendant when no disposition is made of the de- murrer to such replication.
 Reversed and remanded. aS
 Opinion by Sharpe. !. Hs LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAIL- Action of Detinue.-Appeal from Mont
 gomery Circuit Court.
 l. Detinue; right of rescfssion; fraud and deceit.--Where one induces com mon carrier. by false representations or deceit, to deliver articles received by said carrier for transportation, and pays the freight and other charges incident to such transportation. he cannot insist, in de- carrier to recover the articles. that he be refunded the money paid by him when 1t appears that he has disposed Of num- Der of such articles and received for the same sum in, excess of that paid oy him to the carrier for freight and othei charges.
 ,. Replication: departure; new assign. ment.-While the piaintin cannot by way of replication depart from the cause Of action stated in the complaint nor assign a different cause of action, yet he may by new assignment state the same cause of action in more minute or enlarged and circumstantial manner where the cause of action Is Originally stated Tn mere general terms.
 !. Detinue; recovery of part of prop erty; effect of judgment,-A plaintiff in detinue may recover part of the prop erty sued for and fail as to the rest and In such case the judgment is good for the plaintiff for the part recovered and Is for the defendant as to remainder.
 {. Judgment in case of failure to plead; when improrer.---Where the plaintiff has replied to defeRdant's pleas and de- murrer is interposed to the replication but is not disposed of it, Is error to rem der judgment against plaintiff for de- clining to plead further since he Is not in default for want of plea, but has the right to await the action of the Court upon the demurrer to his replication.
 Reversed and remanded.
 Opinion by Haralson, J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03

The Griffin-Eilenberg Concert, Mo Donald's Theatre, tonight at s:30 p. m,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03

DEAR Mas Before took medicine suffered the doctor said could painful also terrible headaches and weakness of the kidneys tried everything had let the doctors and try medicine After writing felt well in all life am indeed new woman and have loving little Lydia Pinkhams Medicine and feel proud to it to mine Lucr DE Br soh Hastead St. Chicago Ill (March I, s01) DEAR Mas PIsKHAMI must write and tell what Vegetable
  Lydia E. Pnlhan1s Vegetable Compound did die but the proud mother of
 
 life She is the delight of home"- Mas JAH Belmont Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03

Christmas Gift Sale of fancy and useful articles December 9th and 9th. 1901. No 8 Court Square, Dain- tv lunches served by the Chafng Dish and Sandwich Clubs, for the benefit of the Working Woman's Home The patronage of ali cordially solicited. -''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
MEYRovITz BROS. BANKRUPT
Pensacola and Dothan General Mer-
 chants Forced into Bankruptcy.

p0sed of Jacob Meyrovitz and Ike Meyro- vitz, doing a general merchandise busi- ness at Dothan and Pensacola, were put into involuntary bankruptcy yesterday
 The creditors mentioned in the papers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
christrnas Gift Sale of fancv an

So many persons are operated upon .eyery .asv that if K becoming quite a disttnctfoh to To to inc grave all in one piece. !"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03

Said a,, Irishman: What a melancholy sight it would he if all the people in the world were blind!'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03

ROAD co. V. STEINER & IIOBMAN. Gafnishment in Aid of Attachment.-Ap-
 peal froms Montgomery City Court.
 l. Garnishment; debt due by foreign corporation not made nor to be perform of debtor. or.-Garnishment is a proceeding in rem, and the courts of this State have no jurisdiction to subject by such pro cess debt due by foreign corporation to be performed here. even though the debtor of plaintiff and creditor of the garnishee. being a nonresident, volun- tarily appears in the cause; since the which is the subject matter of the pro cecding.
 Reversed and remanded.
 Opinion by Sharpe ,J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
Cascade Restauranr
SOME PEOPLE THINK

The best the market affords served in first-class style Al Galatas. Prop. op. posite The Advertiser office. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
Get Mrs. PlnArfsans,s Advice.

It free the air She has been the of making many miserable life into of other living person has had wide experience with woman ills Her address Lynn Mass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-03
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
TAUS.

The rattle which was held at jos
Zahoricks hall for watch, was well
attended and JOS Zahorik held the lucky
number.
The party held in JOS Haas barn was
well attended, The boys reported 3
good time.
JOS Zahorik purchased fine sorrel
horse from p. H. Long.
Frank Redsack is putting new
shingles on his barn
Our village blacksmith says his bust
ness i. very good.
Paddy the ditcher is ouI new bar
tender in this village, but he finds one
fault the bar is to big for him. He
can hardly see on whom he is waiting
Tom Meehan and John Nesper We're
driving fine carriage from Il party, in
tending 70 take some Of the ladies nom,
but they did not succeed.
jos Boehm our saw-mill man says
that he will complete his work in an.
other week
Mary Shoyhk Of franklin is to be
married TO Mat Kutil of Shanow.
The cheesemakers in our village says
the milk is very rich this summer.
Emil Steffel sold his bronko He is
glad he got rid of him.
jos Syacina and Louis Rietmyre and
Albert Ready had their fast horses out
last sunday evening going to the party
to Mpnchalville and Louis Reitmyre had
the flstest horse.
Andrew Fritch purchased a new top
buggy last Monday Of our village black
smith
Au0ris Long and Frank Rameker at
tended the party last Sunday evening
at Jo> Haas new barn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
kELLNERSNIILE

Mrs Jos. Kutil Of Tisch Mills visited
her old home Sunday.
Miss Katie Kutll called on DR. E. NJ.
Kapitan ut Manitowoc last Tuesday,
Miss Lena Lcdvina has returned home
after two years stay at Chicago
John Kelluer attended our monthly
cattle fair which he very seldom misses
Anton Hamernik visited our burg on
Monday.
Mike Ledyina was at Manitowoc last
week
Joe Saanda and Mary Oswald We're
united il marriage'at St Annals church
today.
Mat. Swetlik is putting up a new
dwelling house
Geo, Kutiel had an auction on his
farm last Monday 1t was largely
attended.
L. w. Ledvina has closed his school at
Bleser and returned home for his vaca
ton.
Get your Mccormick machines ut NJ
Kellner & Sons.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
REEDSVILLE.
new barn

John Mumm in town on Friday.
Will Cummings and Almer Soper gave
us q call on Monday.
Mrs f. f. Sizzling and daughter, Mrs.
l.. 4. Busse attended the Kunny- Parks
wedding ut Fredonia, Wis, Tuesday
Joe Stransky one Of the famous sports
of Grimms took in the sights here Mon.
day evening.
Mrs. James Meany entertained few
friends on Saturday afternoon,
Miss Leola Cary visited at Sheboygau
Falls on Saturday and Sunday.
John Duggans mill is nearing comple.
ton
w. + Cabot returned from Medford,
Monday.
Reedsville was well represented at
Kiel on Sunday.
John Melner, our pleasing state II
agent, spent Sunday ut Manitowoc.
Where are you going the Fourth is
now the question
Miss Ella Kruger spent Sunday al
Brillion with friends.
F. G Maertz and family left for Their
new home at Gillet ON Thursday. Good
luck IN your new place.
r H. Meany received some fine ha.
nesses lately
John Duggan was u Manitowoc Gale
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
EASTW' IN.

John Stahl and wife visited with MI
and Mrs. Eler last week
Mr.. and Mrs Hanson OF ManitowoC
called at Eastwin one day last week.
Mrs. Teska Of Green Ray visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Zander last Sunday.
A fire broke out in the buildings Of
Mr. NJ. Hronek last week Thursday ana
the buildings have beenreduced toaahe7'
The family is at present staying with Il
neiehbor Mrs. Ro0e.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig and Mr. ana
Mrs. LANCE with their families of Mani
towoc stopped at the Eastwin Hall last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs G Muth of Manitowoe
visited with Mr. and Mrs VIM. Lander
last sunday.
Carl Schlundt of Cleveland o. visited
AZ Eastwin Hall last week
VIM. Johannes and daughter Mr.
Henry Geodgen and her son Clarence
left last Saturday TO visit relatives at
Shawano Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
COOPER STOWN.

A little child of Frank Coople died
last THURSDAY and was buried at the ST
James church on Friday,
An opening dance Yves given by
Dennis Ryan, Thursday.
The Mirabell Caves hotel is kept quite
busy, as it has a number of boarders be-
sides hundreds Of people come to visit
the caves on Sunday.
A ball will be given by William Dus-
ing and son, July 4.
Matthias Sladky visits Rosecrans quite
often.
George Keil Of Branch has been out
here for few days.
Messers Frank and Anton Zeman Of
Greenstreet, are framing barn for Jos.
Cenefelt.
Johnnie Schneider of Gibson was seen
in our burg Sunday.
John Shestock has has moved his drill
ling machine to Anton Cherny's where
he is sinking another well.
The parish school Of the st. James
church closed on Thursday,
Mrs Richard Drews with relatives of
Mishicot were at the caves hotel Sunday
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
TWO CREEKS.

Miss Aggic Albert- who was attend
ing college mt Scandinavia Wis the
past year - home
Mr. and Mrs Martin Godcl Of Lincoln
Nebraska are at present the guests
Mr. and Mrs Jos Skelnar-
Fred schimcl who was reported ser
ou.ly in u few dny- ago il now pr
hounced ont Of danger
Miss Rose Marshuick who has becH
attending the Stevens Point normal m
rived home.
Joseph Parma Of this neighborhood Is
seriously i'll
There is TO be- plethora Of marriage
in this vicinity
The engagement II Miss Anna stang
el 10 Joseph Tularhka is announced
Martin Olson Of this placei- nov bus,
repairing thcboat hcrcccnuy purchased
The marriage OF Miss Mary Kaiser to
William Beuc.ch both Of Tisch Mill
'ook place Tuesday June a.
EZ Sheriff Lchrmaun has used hi.
traction engine ina operating road
grader Ia road district 10 Of tu-
town Mr. Lrhnumu has proved him
sell a- au efficient engineer. u.s. well az
m officer Of the law
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
MIStiICOT.

III. ,.;I1,o,a ,f \Ti-birnf Granted Thorn
,,tT;,,,,;,.a franoli.o :, mild nm elect.
ia.,iIn,,a mi, ,au,,lotos tba last sion
,,r..,.I. ....r,in, II. RIGHT If way he
.,,....,, ,to,,it,,,a,. .,,d Koyouraa Worl,
\, ,....aa1 ho.,.aan Tuo Rivers and
,ra,,i,..,.,.' :, ,,,,,,ro.sir,, r,,idly and
I'll In Ia III ,brn,gb foKawa,,.
:.....l;,.,,,. III h,,iIl;n. of +ha
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no,,in.,l, .itiay whose only
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..Ii.l IN, Iii, +hoanti,. nan
I'll. .,,,,hor,, nrtlot +hroroh +bis
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..,I.
'onh hoe'"'' "i 'i'''''''"o0 was -
Town SUNDAY.
L'I' Mu''''' = ''''''''7 ''''''''' -
Nah'to"oc'
rr'thK Nor'"'uei anu WIZ " >''0,'
20 I' S"'7'' "a ~ -.
VT, ana MS ~ ii"l''.'oi'
"e"rSe LeNehnas'" lei' ''o''0"S io'
an extended tour 'nFo'S" 'i'e "o' ''''' !
P'ri ol th' 7,"'e
Ffed Raa"l'iSRe an" '''NS 'o''e ,'p' ''NS
were united m marriage Ut the Lt''''ei
an eonr'h on lhor7oaS .''S'
mayor He'@he' u h'"''',i'' 'i'e!''
Mol''''S WIN lIleila9 anu 'ei"',f'' :"
our burg lie was accompanied oy ms
niece MISS Le"ila NelleP oi w" h''eiS.
Miss D'hlel'oh 81 N"l't""ec = 'ne
guest OF Mr. ana Mrs. !, Ncieuer'
Kari Aaioer Is spending " It" '''S'
with his parents here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27

trip to Taus one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menchal visited at Fran
els Creek on Monday last.
Joe Wagner If Baron is visiting here
George HAY lovec is happy father OF
little girl.
Joe Frisch is painting his new granary
which was put mp by Frank Novachek
Joe Kolbeck Of Kellnersville and few
women We're seen in our village Sunday
Frank Novachek is just about ready
to put up his new house
Mat Decker and wife were at Branch
Sunday.
Martin Remeker is shingling his barn
and granary
Joseph BAKER and wife Of Milwaukee
and his brother-in-law were visiting at
this place last week.
Joe Husak was seen on our streets a
few days, also his wife and mother-in-
law.
J. Schultz q Co. 5 saw mill will soon
close down,
Emil Vida was at Two Rivers one
day last week and bought two nice fish
poles. Look out for fresh fish.
George Stedl has nearly completed his
new barn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
VALDERS.

Farmers in the vicinity are busy
breaking and hauling stones to be used
in the constructing of the wall on the
west side of the church grounds.
O. Aslackson, our lumber dealer has
begunwork on his new residence
Confirmation services will be held at
Valders church Sunday June 30.
Geo. \. Koehler of Chicago is visiting
at Valders.
S. T. Webber is breaking his Texas
single
Ben Johnston is visiting his brother
J. E. Johnston of this place.
Mrs. Patrick Hynch is on the sick
list
Anton Gilbert has been having his
vacation this week. But has been /;
little disappointed on account of the
duh timss'
w. E. Larson is home from Stugeou
Bay. visiting his parents
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
O. 7. Auble was buried at our Savior
church last Tuesday
Clifford Niles and Elmer Lopez passe
through our burg one day lest week
c. J. Gilbert was out enjoying hi
new rubber tired rig.
Miss Toilette Gigstad is home from
Red Wing,
Oscar Iverson, a student of Decoral
Ia, is home on visit.
The infant son of Mr., and Mrs. Hcl
derson is seriously ILL.,
Poor Eddie is limping around with a
injured leg.
Summer School was opened by Rev
Mr.. Strom at Knapps last Monday.
The next social of the COncordias vii
be held at Mrs Johnston next SATURDAY,
night. 1t is hoped that a large crow
will attend And, girls, don't forge :
your baskets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian Boldus, who
have been visiting ii this city for the
past few weeks, leave for their home in
ESQ anaba
Peter Niles, theological student at
st. Francis is home to spend the sum
mer vacation.
John Edward and Leonard Shambeau
with their wives went to Marshfield on
visit last Thursday.
A fine substantial cement sidewalk
has recently been built i'll front of Mrs.
Oswald residence on Main street.
Albert Simonis and wife celebrated
their wooden wedding last evening in
company with number of their init
mate friends.
Mrs. VIM Wilsmann and her mother,
Mrs. August Witt, returned last week
from visit to relatives III Unity Wau-
sau and Edgar.
The old soldiers who attended the G.
A. R. Encampment at Sheboygan last
week are we'll satisfied with the recep-
ton given them by that city.
Geo. Martin made the run down here
from Mishicot ON his wheel last Thurs
day in "a minutes distance OFFS miles.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
ST NAZIANZ.

Inc ioileer Nai''iiis "nu ! rs ~,
put mp 'heir lirSl peas i"s' ii"' 10y o.
general 7"'iSi"c'ion " ~ "a pit =, W.
Yield anu Tue ''i'oU ,.t3 IJ;oa.i 'v
work was "ccoii'i'' ''''o,', ''''
point 70 " prosperous '''l. ., -
Artn"' ,o'l''?''' w. ' .po ,,or yaca.
from % : ''uo'S ''' '''' ''''''D 49,
uoh' e..,.,, f,,,,. -.
V,'',' f = ,',''''D,' r,;ar;a ,,a. e1rdoy,rd
'ehoeo 'e'',o" ,.,'', ., ,'',' ,a,.a
say ou' ~ we '"''' ~
''ad II -p''",', '''"' and a,1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
TWO RIVERS.

Mrs. F. Schultz went to Appleton last
Friday on visit.
Mrs D. Magee is back from her visit
to her old home at Chiffon.
r. Winkelmiller went to Menomonee
Michigan on business last Tuesday.
Our singers are well pleased with
their welcome at the Kiel Saengerfeet
Anton Hartmann has little boy at
his house and he is quite proud of him
City clerk JOS. Klein will soon begin
taking the school census of the city.
Dr. J. Il. Currens left last Saturday
evening to visit his daughter in Chica-
60.
Miss Emma Harrington visited friends
in Manitowoc a portion of last week
Mrs. Fred Eggers spent u portion of
last week visiting her sister at Green
Bay
The picnic of st. Stanislaus society
last Sunday was M enjoyable and sue
cessful affair.
Mrs. h. Niedecken Of Milwaukee has
been the guest Ga Mrs Walter Mann
the past few days.
A pleasant neighborhood picnic took
place ont at Geo. Dicke's place last SAN
day afternoon.
John Thus went to Marshtield last
Wednesday TO visit his three sons who
reside in that city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27

Miss Bridget and Nellie O'Day gave
an Ice Cream party Sunday night, all
reporting a lovely time.
VIM. Cummings and J. Lopez attended
the Friday dance at Wayside.
Miss Lizzie Fox and Patrick Guhin
attended the party at O,Day's Sunday
Ray Frosch is now seen driving a
well matched double team
Chas Vandachek's band furnished the
music for the dance at Zeman's Monday.
1t turned out complete success, every
one having fine time,
PAM Gasz is laid up with "A stiff neck
this week.
]. Schweitz Of Chiffon is setting up
machinery with Ray Frosch this week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
TISCH MILLS.

Chas Stangel is home from Madison
on vacation.
Miss Rosie Schober of Chicago is a
guest here at Shimels.
The -four mill here is being improved.
They have taken out the old machinery
and put in new.
The dance at Lodels was a success,
1t proved one of the greatest of the sea-
son.
Miss Fannie Duck and her brother
Bernard Of Sturgeon Bay are guests at
Kaisers
Pea picking will begin next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langenkamp were
visiting friends at Mishicot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
MENCHALNlil.E..

VI Shrbe,ta and wife visited at Reifs
on sunday last
Mike KNOB is seen around here on his
wheel quite often.
Mat Ti-iar and wife attended church
ut Kelmcr-yille last sunday
While Joe Meuchal wa. riding b.
cycle he fell Oft and was injured He
was taken to Or Cory AT kcllner@yil.e
for treatment It's not bad iuin y.
James Noyachck II thi, place made %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

"Of a gasoline stove burned lady
here frightfully," writes n E. Palmer
of Kirkman, la. The best doctor
couldn't heal the running sore that fol-
lowed, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve en-
tirely cured her Infallible for Cuts,
Corns, Sores, Boils, Bruises, Skin Dis
eases and Piles 2jc at Henry Hinrichs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-27

Forest Jet; and Rev. E. c. Jannusch.
pastor of the church. An address in
German was delivered by Rev. Kinder,
and one in English was delivered by
Rev. Jannusch