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folk Is president OF the club ana NIisa
Looit is the secretary.
An Indictment Found.
Galveston, Texas, May 30-rhe cr,na
jury has been investigating the case :, M
murder OF Otto Linaro, who was m,rdosN J,
W ~nl Ts or, on duty at his place OF employment
~. hlrty second aud Avenue h Mst 81
mrluy night. An indictment has bseo ~.
turned IN the case, but as The f1nnn IN.
hsteu mas not yet been apprehended nv
me ofncers his name is witnnela' w
Notnlng In regard 10 the matter HAS Noe,
derfoua iof the reason that II might in.
asrlefe with the officers in eifecIing tho
unrest OF the party addicted. '-'
Notes and Personals.
Galveston, Texas, May 3o.-A nsrr,aso
license has been Issued to Noah Kemn an1
Miss Mamie warxeld.
The jury cases in the criminal Ais,ri, 4,
~ 81 uri ior TINS term have all been tried ana
Ihere was no session of the cont tna.,r
'olonel A, {. Herndou, real estate deal
er oil Houston, was In the city today
james a. Giraud, contracting agent Of
tle Frisco, with headquarters al Houston
Was IN the city today. accompanied by nis
Edward Bourge and II. NJ. Hall Of Hons
ton are In the city today.
MISS Lucy Harper scott returned IN .
h"fnlhg from Huntsville, where she has
been attending the sam Houston Norma
school. She returns home graduate OF
the institution
day. " wy "
from Crockett.
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Cotton oil Min at Nacoadoches.

Nacogdoches, Texas, May So-The Mer'
cbants and Farmers cotton oil mill mas
lust completed the seasons run ana me
report of the superintendent shows that inv
mill was operated las days and crushed o',
nm average Of ffty-three IONS o. seen Ia SdI
day. making 1855 tons handed. A,n ulIin,
i INN ordered, which will make
fhis mill as complete as any IN me ga
81 A Blount was re-elected president, Il.
t ~ Alien scale secretary and W.
3. Pearson reelected superintendent
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Look Eor The Formula!


one Another
of BIIER chill GROVES
the sales
bottles las
Million Thousand;
handled carloads unprecedented chemist
E all
GROVES only chill sold mau the
and t i the only chill
to sodn
TEXAS OBRS who HANDLED NINETEEN CARLOADS OF GROVES LAST YEAR.
W.
J. Cd CREME D hh Ba C,
n Dg h Eliot Dug
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them. delivered to the county clerk, They
are also agjtatlng the buying OF the
s0rlnreg that arop on, as they rontain iiiv
worm that forms the weeyil.
Calawell.--The fight on the boil weevti
Is vigorous one: the msrchants are pay
ing bonus and the bugs are being pfpufh<
Edna.-rso far nearly 10000 boil weeyu
Nave been Thought In as q result q me
honus ! ofscred by the merchants snd t2e
farmers are much encouraged 70 ksep ~
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Gins Consolidated.

Mckinney. Texas Nay ~. The McKIn-
ney Cotton Seed OH MIL ana Gin cotn,
pany has recently become owner Of several
other gin plants IN the county. They have
bought the Princeton. Anna. Melissa auG
Altpn square bale plants ana aso the
A,nerican round bale plant OF Mckinney.
They wiz extensively improve shclr new
nroperty aud operate each plant ia its
same old location.
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win he rewarded when the harvest time
afrlyes.
have he farmers organize 70 fight the
hoil wcevI Prof Mally Will be here
June / 10 lecture on bow % kili the pest
Austin,~-The appearance OF me po., wee,
the farmers are hard At. work TO prevent
il getting firm foothold. -
hare have taken up the hell weeytl nght
and are paying IS cents per hundred ior
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oattla rrain Wrecked.

Ardmore. l. T., May $o.A fast stocf
train was wrecked this MORNING on the
santa Fe. two miles south OF PlrcciL
canadian river Many cattle were klllei
and others drowned. Passengers anu hnli
Viii be transferred until the tack Is re
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has had II all gone over aud thoroughly
searehed for boil weeyil, with a view
Of poisoning them, and that only three
were found on his entire crop. This will
be- gratifying news 10 those who have been
laboring under the impression that they
conntv like blanket IL Is true that In
GONE sections they have commenced opera
tions early and multiplied very fast, bur
IN such places the farmers are waging
war on them very earnestly aud energeti'
caily, with assurance that their efforts
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Twentieth Century Medicine.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as
far ahead of ancient pill poisons and
LIQUID physic as the electric light of
the tallow candle. Genuine stamped
C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, roc. rragr Is 3lE
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warm spring days produce a feeling Of
u s,.'nnpitias ~ winter diet Cleanse the
Hood. liver and bowels with Prickly Ash
Bitters. IL creates energy and cheerful
ness Capitol Phsrmacys Sll Hsin ST.
Kieslinx, 502 Main ST.; special AGENTS.
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Accident 10 Mrs. Kelso.

Eagle Pass, Texas, May So.-Mrs kelso'
wife Of Judge Winchester Kelso. while
nassine from a Ilehted into a dark room
In their residence last night stumbled over
a niece Of furniture. fell aud broke her arm
below the elbow In two places.
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prenham. Texas May 3o.-As an cyl.
dcnre that the boil wetvil have not Wholly
captured the county. Nj william Meree a,
prsrham and rhapplll Hill was In the
rity Thursday, and says that he has three
hundred acres Of tina cotton, and that no
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13

this place Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner left for Kau-
kama to-day to be present at the wedd-
ing of Mr.. a Salm.
The entertainment of Dist. No held
at Nennig's hall may well be said to
have been a success. 1t could IF course
not be expected that such crowd be
present. and it is to be regretted that
there was no more room. County Supt.
Christiansen was present and made
a short address, which was well taken.
The children Of the school realized from
the proceeds handsome sum for the
Identification Of the school
We learn with regret that Mr.. Fred
Kolb who has taught the Centerville
school this past season will retire the
county's teaching force to study medi-
cine
Quite number of our young folks
were atSch0ol Hill Sunday.
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COOPER STOWN.

Miss Kate Finnegan who has bee
visiting friends at this place left foI
Milwaukee.
Miss Josephine Zeddies left for Man
towoc after a short stay with her parent
Charles EtAler ST.. was seen in OF
town last Sunday.
the patrons of this district are bus
working off their poll tax.
Fred Zeddies has treated his nev
building with a coat of paint.
John Shastak is drilling a well for y
Lee.
The new road grader which has bee
bought by this district was put to q
trial last Saturday.
Charles Etzler Jr has closed h,
school giving his pupils a picnic. I'll
enjoyments of the day consisted in gam
races in bags, climbing poles etc. TIL
winners getting the prices.
Joe Cenefelt is making preparations ID
build a new barn.
The marriage of Martin L. Kvite
and Anna Albrecht took place yester.
day.
NJ Bradley is putting a new roof on
his barn.
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TISCH MILLS.

Martin Kraus does nothing else nova,
days but smile and pass the cigars just
because he is the father Of the only pair
of : ID. twins in Tisch Mills We con
graduate The only thing we need now
is the car.
w. Wanda and NJ Holec weremarried
last Tuesday.
A party Of Kewauneeites passed
through here on there way to the caves.
Mr. Seyk visited here, Sunday
J. Ourada is visiting Anton Schauer
A. Lindstedt smiled with us, Satur.
day.
Aug. Messmau Sr. of Sandy Bay died
last week,
John Stangel is putting up fine bricl:
house
Jake Flege is buildinga granery and
George Sladky will erect an elegant
cottage opposite the church.
Miss Mary Kaiser daughter Of Albert
Kaiser, will become Mrs. w. Benesh in
the near future.
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MISHICOT.

John Wuellner of Manitowoc was in
town Monday.
Aug. Drews spent part of last week in
Kewaunee,
VIM. Stephan came up from Mantle
voc with August Wagner Saturday
returning Monday.
A H. Zander and wife spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Hugo Jonas and Frank Stangel called
on their friends here Sunday.
Albert Mueller Of Tacoma Wash
Joined his wife and daughter here last
week and will return after a sojourn
with his old friends and relatives,
Victor yogl and Aug Armenian &C
companied bv their wives and Fried
and Hugo Benziuger took in the eXcur-
sion to Milwaukee Sunday
Knnt Ellingb9e and Lizzie Rehbein
both Of Gibson were united in marriage
Wednesday at the home Of the bride.
The following marriages were an
nounced at the Catholic church for the
near future. Aug BREEDER to Lizzie
Baugniet and VIM Benesch to Annie
Kaiser.
Base bali Sunday Mishicot VI w. a.
versus Two Rivers NJ w. A.
Aug Wagner AMI Thos Hallada are
serving on the Jury in Manitowoc
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OSrIAN.

John Conway son of James Conway
of Chicago died at his home on Wednes
day last and was buried Sunday P. j.
Conway returned home from Chicago
Monday where had been attending the
funeral of his nephew John Conway
Ida Schneider left for Kaukauna last
Thursday where she intends to spend a
few weeks
Mrs James Patterson died at her
home Sunday evening and was buried
on Tuesday at st. Isidorse church.
\ severe thunder storm passed over
this place Tuesday morning.
Mrs. James Sullivan left for Menomi
nee last Tuesday where she intends to
spend few weeks with relatives.
james McNulty and Mike Hoban of
Manitovoc attended the dance at Peter
McNultys last Thursday.
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TAUS.

The school picnic Of District No was
well attended in Jos. Zahoriks hall.
JOS Rietmeier has pleasant smile on
his face and is smoking ten cent cigars.
1t is boy.
Linsmier l. rushing the can now days.
1t is "A boy.
Miss Anna Boehm has returned from
visit to Seymour.
The party held at JOS. Svacinas house
last Sunday was we'll attended.
JOS Steizer the blacksmith, has his
new shop complete.
The strike at Boehm'9 mill which last.
ed a week is now ended. Mr. Boehm
after dischargiug the leaders Of the
strike and hireing few new men sue
ceeded in getting the mill in running
order again.
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Farmers Institute For Io0I-loO2.

Any farmer or public spirited business
man who wishes to secure an Institute
for his locality during the winter seaso,l
of 19O1-l902 should send to rs for blanE
petition and letter of information Any
town, no matter how small OF far from
the railroad is entitled to IN Institute
if it is located in a farming district and
has a good hall In which a meeting cal
be held.
Farmers should talk this matter u
with their neighbors, and if the senti
ment seems favorable for an Institut
for their town, they should write us a
once for application blank. Address al
communications to
GEO. MCKERROW, SUPT.
1t Madison, Wis
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breaking several ribs. A doctor was
sent for but his help was of no avail.
for about three hours after life became
extinct. The most heartfelt sympathy
Is extended to the bereaved wife and
children. Funeral services were held
Friday at the Mishicot Catholic GENE.
terry.
On Thursday June 3 Mr.. KNIT Filing
Doe and Lizzie Rehbein will be married
at the German Lutheran church. Ye
correspondent extends eongratulation
extends congratulations.
Miss Anna Thompson of Marshfiel d
is visiting at X. Ellingboe's.
J. Strouf is serving Cd the jury this
week
The Larrabee road district has invest
ed in new road machine.
The Zandei school, of which Miss E.
Baugniet was teacher closed last Friday
with picnic
The Larrabee school closes this Thurs
day with a picnic and the school in the
johnson district closes Thursday with II
picnic
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-06-13
ThE GUM CHEWING COW.
Owner Thought the Habit Had Worn
All Her Upper Teeth
on

A farmer in Knox county, Me-, has
been saying mean things about a Rock
land SLipmaster, and Opinion reports
few. Quoth the farmer: "If | had
hired man that made such a piece of
work as he did about that COW of his,
I'd send him off!
why, he bought a COW of man
down my way; good critter-nothin'
the matter with her. But it seems the
captains wife, one day, thought the
milk tasted funny, and suggested that
pr'aps she'd been eatin' spruce
boughs; said the milk tasted like
spruce. And what does he do bat go
out in the pasture to watch the cow,
to see what she did eat.
The COW was lynn down, chewin'
her cud, and he went along and run
his finger in her mouth to see what she
was eatin' Then he was mad. He put
a rope on the COW, and started off with
her.
Where are you goin' with the
COVE says a neighbor.
"'Goin' to take her back to the fell
Ter that sold her to me. He's cheated
me, and | won't stand it,
The man wanted to know what was
the matter, and he went on to tell
about it. She wasn't eatin' boughs,
he says, she was chewing gum; that's
what's the matter with the milk and
makes it taste like spruce. And he
says, that amt all. She's so addicted
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have invitations out for dancing party
at the Opera House on the evening of
June %
The Eggers Veneer Company have
the spiles for the foundation Of their
new veneer mill about driven and
work on the frame of the building has
begun.
Miss Laura Schmidt, one Of the
teachers of our public school, is visiting
at her home in Depers
The schooner Jessie Martin took on a
part of cargo of oats for John Schuette
of Manitowoc.
Chas g. Gebelein Of st Louis, who
is international organizer for the Anal
gamated Wood Workers international
Union Of America, is spending few
DAYS in the city in the interest Of his
union.
Mrs. Geo. Wacholz Of this city died
last Wednesday after a long and pain
fvl illness AMI was buried on Saturday
from ST Luke church.
Arthur Baetz went to Milwaukee as
delegate to the Masonic Grand Lodge of
Wisconsin from the Masonic lodge at
this place.
Mrs l.. J. Nash Of Manit)woc spent
last Friday afternoon with friends in
this CITY.
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CATO.

Walter Pellet Of Manitowoc passed
through our burg Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Birmingham Wis
tied ut the home Of the lattcrs mother
Mrs K. Strande Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Markey Of Seattle,
Wash, are visiting at the home Of ?. j.
Murphy.
our school closes Friday. An enter
tainment will be given at the Hall Fri
day evening, after which dancing will
be in order
Sixteen Catoites took advantage Of
the excursion rates and visited Milwau-
kee last Sunday All report a good
time except George who met with a dis
appointment
Walter Killen spent Il few days fish
ing at Long lake this week It's no use
for any one to 60 fishing there now as
Walter caught everything in the LAKE.
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GIBSON

The marriage OF Miss Anna lthreske
and Wauzel Krainek was solemnized at
Meluik Tuesday On their "eturn the y
participated in "a short Social hop at j.
Vanish, hall
Mr. Charles Rezba q son Charles So
iouraed in Reedsville,
II. Cess, n Orth, and j. Stick will
erect barns in the near future,
J Suouf announces Il dance Sunday
June -
On Monday June oath cattle fair
will be held at Larrabee.
\ serious accident happened at },
Troilh.t raising be Wednesday June ..
The mon we're raising some heavy tim.
ber- when suddenly they slipped and
the men were unable to hold them.
The timDers fell to the ground and in 50
doing struck Andrew Bon la across the
chest cushing his lungs entirely and
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QUEER WAX CROP.
Insects in China That Produce n VAL
liable Commodity in II Curl
GUS Manner.

The white wax crop exported from
China is made by the curious method
of using minute insects in its produc-
ton. These insects are found in
brown, pea-shaped eXcrescences or
gals attached to an evergreen tree
called the insect tree" The gals are
gathered in May and carried in head
long flight to the market towns by
bearers, who travel at night, so that
the heat may not force the insects to
emerge during the journey, says Lon
don exchange.
They are then placed in a wax
tree" which is a stump varying from
three to twelve feet in height, with
numerous branches rising from the
top. similar 10 the pollard willow.
The wax insects are made into small
packets of 20 or 80 gals, which are in
closed in leaf of the wood oil tree,
fastened together With rice straw.
These packets are suspended close to
the branches under which they hang.
On emerging from the gals the insects
creep rapidly up the branches, to
which they attache themselves, and
begin forming wax that in about
three months attains thickness of al
most a quarter of an inch.
The branches are then cut off, and
after removing as much of the wax as
possible by hand they are put in ket-
tie of hot water, when the remaining
wax floats on the surface, and the in
sects finish their usefulness by going
to the bottom.
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EASTWIN.

Mr.. Albert Mueller of Tacoma, Wash
called at Eastwin one day last week.
Although gloomy clouds were in thu
sky on June 18th, stars afterward mad,
their appearance and large crowd wa,
present at the entertainment given ly
the pupils of the school Dist No at
Eastwin hall After the entertainment
dancing was INDUCED III and was break
ing when the last ones took their depal.
ture.
Work has already begun ON the new
bridge which is beng built over Eas
Twin River.
Mr. JAG he of Centerville and NJ
Muth called ut Eastwin.
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GRIrIMS.

A. o. Saul Of Appleton is looking after
the Mccormick machinery this week
b. f. Nelson Of Dale Wis had charge
of the Station during Joes absence.
Miss Lizzie Fitzgerald will close her
school next Friday
H. Herzog Of Sheboygan was here
Tue day looking for live stock.
There will soon be change in the
proprietors Of Wayside Inn
Patrick Cavanaugh took in the Paw
nee Bill Show'at Appleton saturday
Station agent Stransky returned FROM
Amigo Monday.
Miss Sarah Gerry is visiting with her
sister ut Antigo this week.
Geo Smith is the only sport Sho TOOK
in Milwaukee Sunday on the excursion.
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his vicinity are all stirred up over the
brewers combination, They are think
ing Of erecting 8 brewery themselves to
compete with the new trust.
Yesterday Anna Albrecht and Martin
Kvitek were joined in marriage by Rev.
Just. The bride is a young lady well
known about here and held in high es-
TEEN by all the groom is a respected
business man Of Rosecrans
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ST wendell.

All would be well if it would but be-
come warmer as We understand garden
products are ticctel greatly by the IN
usual cold nights.
Mr. Charles Toep,l Jr. formerly in
the employ Of MIR G. Bcrguer at Cleye
land has accepted position in a cloth
ing store at Sheboygan and will leave
for that place this week.
Lena Pohland celebrated her cradle
anniversary last Saturday and all pres
ent report anexcelent time.
Mr. and Mrs Derler Of St Nazianz
We're guests Of Mr. and Mrs Wagner Of
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FARM AT AUCTION.

The undersigned will sell = public
auction on Saturday, June 90, 1901, at
10 a. NJ the Johanna Roland farm con-
sisting of 100 acres in section "a in the
Town of Maple Grove The sale Will
take place on said premises Terms will
be made known on time of sale
Dated June 4. 1901. Mary Sheehan,
John Roland, Ellen ROLAND Nora Kee-
han and Margaret Cohen, owners.
Baensch & Kelley, Attorney. 2t
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J. :. ANDERSON, County Judg
Publish June l3-20-27

IN PROBATE ANITowoC County COURT
In the matter of the estate of Alois Goetz
deceased.
Toall whom it may concern Letters Tesla
meGtary on said estate Alois Goetz late of the
county Of ManitOwOc having been issued TO
1901 and six months from and after said day
being allowed and limited for creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examination and allow
signed will on first Tuesdays of September
November 1901. and January 1902 at the Pro-
bate Office in the city of Manitowoc, in said
county, receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against said de-
ceased
Dated June 18th 1901.
J. 5. ANDERSON County Judge.
SchmitZ, Burke & Crate Attorneys
Publish june l3-20-2I.
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BriiIiOn City Orchestra Will Fur
nish the Music.

All kinds of drinks and re-
freShmcnts will be served. Ev-
crybody is cordially invited to
attend. Admission Free.
JOHN RADEY.
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The following from here received
diplomas Carl Stein Will Ebert, John
Kcehan Arnold Rusch and Emily
Sheeg first grade Walter Cooney, Joe
kabat George Noble Leola Cary, John
Srhrciber and George Eginberger.
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CTATE OLE WISCONSIN, ~

STATE OF WISCONSIN, otNTy CorreT FOR
NAN1TowoC COUNTY In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Jane Patterson
deceased
An instrument in writing purportng to be
the last Will and testament of Jane Patterson
OF Liberty. i'll said county. having been
delivered into said court:
Ana Edward Barnes of town of Liberty
~ sad county having presented to said
court his petition in writing duly verified. rep
re 'entlng among .other things that said
Jane Patterson died testate at Liberty.
IA IN, said county on the 9th day of June
1901 that said instrument is the last will of
SAID deceased and that Petitioner is
II tined herein as executor. and praving
that SAID instrument be proven and admitted
70 probate and that letters testameutarv he
thereon issued TO him
1t Is ordered That said petition and the
matters therein be heard and proofs of said
last Will and testament be taken at "A special
term or said COZ nty court to be held at the
probate office in the city of Manitowoc on
tuesday, the 9TH day of August, 1901, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
And it is further ordered That notice of the
time and place of said hearing be given by pub
ucation hereof for three successive weeks once
each week, previous to the time of said hearing
IN the Manitowoc Pilot newspaper published
IN said Manitowoc county.
Dated June 18th, 1901
BY the Court
J. :. ANDERSON, County Judge.