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THEY HOLD
HIS LICENSE

Indications now are that W A.
Glen. engineer Of the tug seafoan,
which recently sank At Ballard, pre-
fers giving W his license to UNDER
going a. Hsest.gatisa - Marine
inspectors Whitney and Turner
Ife vas 10 appear with wituesacs
before the marine board last
"wednesday Of a continuation II the
hearing OF the case. but failed TO
show Or. In the meantime the In
spaetorH held bis license. and Glenn
will be unable 20 work 1T his trade
sntil he eKonerntes himself
Capt. Malcolm McCieod appears Il
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VOL Nm Soon Reein

me aaattle EIeeIfie Company pfofn.
is~a % hseln uetk On ths nss EsF'
fnlon street ear isna within q verf
frw days Thss Zee siH serve a iafgs
dlsgrirt b. The THIRD Nsfd betws.a ~
Madison street ard aadfofa Part
iiusN The eufnnanf has only q ts~
months IN which q bHlta ths iine 81
ofdsr % bold ths franchise Srsutse
b. the cts euaneii last winter
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Although Mrs.. Geo y Gilbert =
nearly a. years rld, she = Ffsperins
fer the coming seascu on tAN siaAe.
sae vii probably 50 wtth Annie hsar
setf ln an cid fadgs part Mrs Gu
bers il a. lively " . cfissss. e9usta.
erfns nor great az and that she has
eseu on ths stare sixts year.. she
affrsbsstrs her enad health ard PRS =
al agility a. ne fact that ~ rfiid
So ~as traiurd a. = dancer. The eth
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A8nENtLLE. y g Aus Il IN
thla etts IL one ~ che maat Notable
sehuuI houses tn the tuitea States
famous Cor the part Il PLAYED - the
civil war M thir building Ms held
the first meeting iH fasaf ~ the So
ceasion 90 Sruth Carolina from the
uhluu Esath Carolina Nas the fifai
state e. neueds. ao the hseiuhiHH ~
the whole moA smrnt had it origin
Al thia schuals house HFrs the fret
resolution 81 secession was passed
TIVE weeks later thr Hehf-sl house
Nas the SCENE ~ the atsenisafiou q
the llfat military cempapF faF service
against che l'uited States and when
the Ssufrderatr FFNtruraeut vas err
saufzea she services ~ thia command
were fret 20 ~ arspted The fret
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watered Milk

Peter and Zen Cerenl we're fined 80
each yesterday In Justice Cams court
Tor selling watered milk The trial Of
the case 81 the six dairymen charged
with selling emhaimed milk was post
poned until Tuesday.
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TO LAUNCH pgsnsVl vAntA

PHILADELPHIA. Pa AuK IL
Arrangements have been completed
- Cramps shipyafds for the launch
Philadelphia. The event Ntii BE-
asseamRanisa With interesting esFes
tnouleA Is Nhich GOV Penny rae ksr
sud ether officials % the etRts 81
fsnHaxiyaflia. the municipal esftnsFz
- philatsiphia amt represents lives
II shs Hakg. wii take PET
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pefrauded Hotel Man

u r assafssaazs. proprietor - 80
Palace hafsi has svefn uut q ~Ar.
rsnt Tor fts kfrs4g u Mcpena =
on = charge - asfrzuelnE ~ inH.
kssp.sr e Is aIissea that Aciiursit
i~fs the hatst psinE 81 dsY's rsoiH
rrHf
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-. s..sis. i..ss - aszsan far shs aeeis
dstt. according e. the evidence 20
far aadueed The inspectors Will de-
eide IN his case IA = few days.
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man who iasl his Hf. IN the war be-
louEed "a this company and h1 sim
gniar coincidence ha Wan thr first On
listed man ~ thd company he was
kiiird ~ the accidental diHrhafsr ~ a
niuskst which. Il ia said was the flral
weapon issued ta inat company.
me first mestius 81 President JET.
feraon Davis and hia cabinet alse
took place At thia school house Aud.
a. further complete tho chain ~ his-
tnficai events. connected with this
little school house. which stiil stands.
lasut Davis aud member ~ bic cahi.
net went en- theIf attempt ~ escape
capture. being finally arrested ~
Waited states soldiers AZ irsiuuyille
Ga short distance frum AthrVilie
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the league than he can set cut % it.
and u Il said he Il souew bat chArs
about seiHg AZ deeper luia his
pocket Tor the Rseifie National
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The Mathiexen

IL the niost popular summer resoft
o. fsAke WnshinKipn Sunday dir
no. = speciality. Take launch Al
Lsechf iioai Mouse a. Old Neutou
car "a Warrington e.
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Special low rate Ekarway ana re-
tufn. ste Dolphin. AaruEt ~, ~
Humboldt August -. September ]
COS FItHf sxeuns -"
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"a RANcA slhn cAsA

80 house, good soil va produced so
worth 81 atfa Whrrries. good country
home. 10 miles on best road abstract
title. n bargain Apply King q Co.
real estate South Park.
ti9a9- New Groom house. g halls. bath
room. pantry. cement basement two
lots close 10 car, finest site at Gree
Lake. terms. JAS u. Taylor 81
Arcade
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Don't held back your ballots tee
long. Get shsru IN IN plenty % tinns
10 he counted before the contest
closes Saturday nigh.
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-. 80. - $3.50 - ~ =
waists Hsssst uns iu the city Great
Eastern clathins uuaHs. center -
Arcade block 80
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1AE1fIEAIBRg

lnE Mfs nlnahsm viii grcsent '-rhs
ffishN Mfs 1shseeun
A four.aet nisH rs tho late RECT
harto founded on the sturs Snow
bound at EaHtea Will bc PLAYED tn
Eugland. Il Il called 'iicid up'
Naahei Ksetap and * VIM nrady
have written a romantic Uomlc opera
wihCh vii be the principal opera uEed
hF The HaHtaHiHHa HHNt season late
next srrinE thez will produce The
irNoiutinnislH
Virrnia HARMED will play 'tfis"
untn the middle 90 the season. when
Frvhman viii have 4 new play Tor
her
The neN nlu 20 BE- nut on az the
Z Emplrv rafk rhaatar ncNt week viii
I l's onr of the best summer vaudeville
entertainments aeeu here fnr fame
tinsc Julian Rese JrwiHh mono
I iogue Miss Little sutherland Marfls
nctti popular sons and dance artist
Andersen and Wallace REALLY cscsis
I lent travests stars and the Reese
urVihera aeretats viii be She attraes
tons. a number q this weeks artists
also arpeaF.
Asheile Gilman has telnoa the
shubert feFeas She will he starred
ln polly Warden
The dauehtaF Fl nan Rice the tams
GUS eifeua clown = in tho chorus II
'regE, frem Parts.
Z Cecilia t.aflus has arranged With
/ tsraei gausWHi - draratisu Tor her
{ THE scrias Camle uaverne-s
Maude Adams and chas Friedman
have accepted play by Mr. frsH-
ess Itoasson burnett The Pretty
/ Sister - luae
naNta Warftaid visited the Novelty
/ theRtrr. 2 ta#ssnt house IN Han Nfans
: cisrn. whore beeklnk agent vas
( "trying eui" arnhea ats. A friend ins
PRODUCED Waffsid as a man whn was
snekine fagaa an the stage
"t.stH SEE What sea can DO aid
I tho bcakinx sseuf
WarfIeid sans several runNs HHa
gave nane Jewish iuiueru9tlu tiuns
Rotten Yelled the agent = ou
I might take tieksts. put yop can't act
Jas X Haekstt sad wife MARY
Nanusfingf have RETURNED frum FuKs
I land fiaekssf slil npsn bis sraHou
Sspt ln the new Globe thsater
uaste,st a.t aHffatFuat hnune. lie wtfi
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Jas X uaskstt aaa wife CMary
Nanueftugi have RETURNED from fsuK'
land tfackstf Will apen bis srsrou
sept Ca the new Globe theatsr.
uastom aa antitrust house lie wth
play aJahm Eftnine. ~ the feiinN
stone. later 81 the Trar rrodue ia
.AlaHamllar he uEeal
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Auction Sale

ACTION sAfls~fen rooms II Foo5a
furniture I will SCH at public auc.
lion Monday. August -. AZ ~ 81 a. M,
at ieH AfNler way. no rooms Of good
furniture. consisting ~ the follow.
iur Fine parlor suite. enameied
bedEteada. ] zine organ, dresacrs. /
fine oak glass front folding bed. cost
BIS ! fiup oak china closet 1 com.
hiua ton writing desk. oak rockers
dining room OUTFIT center tables
wardrobe. lee box. good carpets. rugs
lace curtains, I fms moss mattress
3 good mattresses, pillows sheets
quilts fine cook stoves Eraniteware
dishes and lots " other goods House
oueu Sunday morning FOR inspection
Take feEler car. 100 NcEler way
Joe Martin. nuctioncCr.
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ron fsrms md RctcsEc IN Western Wash.
ingtau call on slettenErcn a Arnsii. 2
HuNNrf block
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READY-TO-WEAR SALE

Union label hate a specltIty.
Msn's Pine Fur Stroller 8hspe
Hats. best iuafftsr sweat ana
trimmings, g. 90 value @1.Ob
Mems Superior Quality Fedora
nna Stroller Shape Hats. in
smoke. silver. mode and black
$500 value 5s4a.4s....... $3.50
Mems Hest quality Hats. choice
~ Stroller Fedora. fHHha aud
Derby HbaIsa. ueA fam shades
ana black. ata1 worth ~ good
hat value ..4..4.......... $500
Gents Light weight Crushed
Hat. cool ard Hefgicenhle. dark
steel color. e 20 value 9I.26
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-21

FOR eAT.E-b choice lots. only two
blocks from street car, at Latens
station and Lake Union. Must have
money Or y. J. Brown. Reem G
Union block.
WE rsn locate you on the best hnrsaestead
lands IN Washington. We have sefrfa xnud
farms fef sale, call on T.. ~ Casey zoe
Pacific block. Seattle
CHEAP lots at SIS upi At Hilltnau city;
oniy II minutes ride on old Rsnfch car
line on Washington street. terms s.
down 81 monthly. come to-day. large
saFaH office on grauuta
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For up ~ date mems and boys suits
70 20 the Great Eastern Clothing
House, center Of Arcade block. go
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Low excursion tickets 20 81 Paul.
Chicago. St Louis and other East
nern cities. on sale August q. 3a via
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
Ticket office. ef2 First avenue 80
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Personals
Fnr saI.--R.aI E.,a,.

cHiusffsEFS'6 T.frs's 6efsss deiIess@
socisty snd thsatrlcsi dsnrins AND hedy
faffHfes Phone rod n
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nAlSiEh MACH.

RAINIER BEACH.
TIM PLACE 10 LIVE
EASY TO REACH EASY TO BttY
iissufffal iacstinn on shore % Lake wash.
inetanf shuft ride On s-crnt elretrfr 81,
ffan First and ManhinKtont iafrr tnss
aar1ts ulth alley. Arv sriiiux FAST II So
a. 3na sina A. - and ssc down sud 4.
month. - alf~adf sold everybody fskes
Rainier Beach. iff the hest and sh~an.
81 afureffY On maffcf fof home and n.
xesffnants schools. churches. fsaHra. sirs
saH4ea all. cleared ana nrated avenues.
sidewalk. grand views hnatins hnthfna
fishtua hieh and hesithnii pisuty Nd
and fit1 water lumber or terms o. hafns
butt See NJ Wees, agent. sfftns It
uafnfsf ueagh. or q X. Htuftsxanf can.
- ai0 nasiun block
Easy 10 handle, and Very Cheap
$500 rive acres 81 good soil less than
fifteen minutes walk from the elec-
trlc car ard short ride 90 the city.
Terms. So down; balance 70 suit the
purchaser. Adams & Nichols First
Avenue and Cherry. Eii Washington
building.
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms
GRAND PACIFIC HORST inh 1sirst ave.
nue. House newly furnished; all maderni
prices moderate.
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LOWI pnffufs liberal reward f0r re-
turn. nm Western avenue
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TN I'm 19S4o' iiIiss' 4 Sssf ssss:
With NJ screens. Randall the carpen.
lsf. tis Madison. phones aain ifTos
Y tos7
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conHult florcnco Marvin. IL YEAR,
6eatti.'s prophecies. Publicly pre-
aiefeH Eeaftire fm9Qaoo IRE. ALASKA
strikes. etc Ina Ifrrf
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gEvEN Pm cEaI ss.s. 4pb u
Haiisr huildina
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VIRTUE loans mausE On reel estate long
tuF. payment MHHtHIf IF desired. 81 a..
N'ffHo. hoatou block. Second aHl coigm-
bio street
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MONEY

10 aaisusd employees and aaas safnsrs--
700 Hrf nHf HFHfHHH ~ laaHa That fsta
fn4 Nht ~ drhfs ahF iHdF IT, gentleman,
fisftI hnnf hHfffff aafffWau. ffalnmnu,
mac hihlntl fuHluHffs etc. having fnlis
able efnpiogiHsht cen get iuft IN his
note.
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Maude Adams and rhas Friedman
have accepted uiay by Mr. frsH-
ess Hodsson burnett, The Pretty
Sister - Ieae
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04

THE mortgage taxation law passed by
the recent legislature is being roundly
criticised and justly so. 1t is destined
to cause assessors no end of trouble and
will be fruitful source of litigation.
There is every reason to believe that 1t
will increase the rate OF taxation in
cities Of the state because it removes a
large portion OF heretofore assessed
property from the tax rolls and reduc-
ing the amount of property, reduces the
taxes raised. This result Is accom-
plished by the provision OF the law
which says that mortgages on real es-
tate shall be assessed as interests In the
real property, either separately from
the equity Of the owner of the property,
the mortgagor, or together with the
equity. This provision transfers a
large amount Of assessed value from the
personal property roll to the real estate
roll but docs not increase the aggregate
of the real estate valuation, nor does II
put on the personal property roll any
thing to take the place Of the assessed
valuation that is removed therefrom
In the contemplation of the new law
mortgages on real estate that have
heretofore been assessed as personally
IL assessed ut all, are now real property
for the purposes of assessment and
taxation 1t is believed by many tax
experts that the effect of the law viii
be to increase the rate Of taxation
There other objections, too numer
GUS to state at once, against the law.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04

THE Legislature convened on Janu
airy a.. 1t was In session 1870 days
This is the longest Legislative session in
the history of the state.
Long sessions have been in vogue Of
late, The Legislature of 1901 sat for
1876 days, length OF time which had
never been exceeded. and had been
equaled only twice-in 1856 and in 1868
The session Of 1890 lasted IA days, the
session Of 1897, 106 days, the session OF
1895, 102 days. Ths Democratic Legis
iatures of 1891 and 1893 were long, com
pared with their predecessors since the
time Of the CIVIL War. The regular sos
sion Of 1901 lasted 101 days, and was
followed by two extra sessions one last
ing fonr days and the other ten max
ing 1l5 days in all.
The session Of 1893 lasted an even
hundred days. The only other sessions
in which as much M one hundred days
We're consumed we're those of lS54-12l
days: 1S6l-112 days, and 1SG2-12G
days.
The Legislature of 1850 finished it,
business in "a days-the shortest session
in the history of the state At that
time new Legislature was elected
every year. The shortest Of the bien.
NAL sessions was the first-that of 1883,
50 days but the session of 1885 lasted
only 80 days, and that of 1887, so days.
Since 1887 there has not been Legis-
lature, which has consumed fewer than
100 days
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04

A LATE summing up Of free rural
route statistics 9, es the total number
Of routes in operation at 1908, cover
ing 1876, Isl square miles of territory and
serving population Of 5,270 900 The
average length Of these country routes
is 23.5 miles with the salaries fixed at
$500 each. Iowa leads ia number Of
routes, having 1871, serving 524, coo
people. Wisconsin has secured b49
routes serving 2l9, 600 while New York,
strange as it may seem, has but sol
rontes, serving 358. 400. Illinois follows
Iowa with /, 095 routes, serving 458, 900
people. Pennsylvania possesses 100
routes, serving 307 600, Kentucky has
1875 routes serving 81 600 Mississippi
has q routes serving 10, 800, Minnesota
has 514 routes, New Mexico, 2, Arizona
8, Oklohoma 10, Colorado, a. Idaho IL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04
DRUNK WITH PROSPERITY.

There are more intoxicated people in
the coantry at the present time than
ever before. The wine Of prosperity, "
has been q daily beverage so long and
everybody has imbibed 80 freely, that
results in all directions are painfully
apparent.
From New York to the coast, and
from the Canadian border to the gulf
unrest and discomfort now prevail
Labor is clamoring for more pay, short
or hours, and organized recognition.
Persistent in demand, and unreasonable
in character, because work OF all kinds
is waiting, and at wages that insure q
living with a limited investment of
time. The printers Of California have
an eight hour day, and now they are
striking for seven hours.
In some lines of business, where piece
work is the basis men go to work at
nine in the morning and quit at four
in the Afternoon. BY another year
they will want half holiday six days
In the week.
These conditions are abnormal and
decidedly unhealthy. The structure
that organized labor has reared, is
gigantic In proportions, but 1t will
topple over Of its own weight. 1t
represents numerically less than per
cent, OF the population OF the country
and less than 10 per cent, of the labor
world. Many of Its members are un,
willing disciples, compelled to identify
themselves with the movement for pro-
lection.
| More than half the men on strike are
anxious to work. Many of them own
their own homes partially paid for
and they possess comendable ambi'
ton to work and get out of debt. They
are satisfied with wages and conditions
and have no special grievance, but the
edict has gone forth and they must
walk out or be branded as ''scabs. y
1t is about time to call halt and
take into account the fact that this is a
free country, where every man has
right to think and act for himself, SC
long as he is law abiding, peaceable
citizen.
There is general clamor just now
for trust legislation. People who talk
glibly about the wicked combine
wouldn't recognize monopoly If 1t was
labeled. While the greed OF capital
should be controlled by stringent laws,
the unreasonable demands Of labor
should also be controlled by laws
equally stringent. The man who Is
willing to work should be protected
in his free, God given rights.
Organized labor has much to com,
mend it, but it tolerates some abuses
that should be regulated. There is nc
law except the law of necessity, that
compels man to work, and there
should be no law either written or i'm.
piled. TO prevent his working, when he
wishes to do so.-Courier, Praire du
Chen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04
ODD JAPANESE TIMEPIECE.
Made to Represent a MONDAY Land
scape with Every Detail in
Perfection.

when Ia Japan not very long
since, 1 saw as remarkable q time
piece as l suppose the world con-
tains," said Mr.. William r. Crews, of
Newark, N. j., reports the Washing
ton Post.
ut was inclosed in q frame about
three feet wide and five feet long, re-
presenting monday landscape Of
rare beauty. In the foreground ap-
pear plum and cherry trees and gor-
gerous plants in full bloom; in the rear
there is sloping hill, from which .
cascade seems to flow. the crystal inn
itation being Of wonderful likeness.
A threadlike brook meanders from
this point, encircling rocks and
islands, and finally disappearing in q
piece of woodland. In a miniature sky
a golden sun, turning in silver wire,
strikes the hour on silver gongs as it
passes.
Each hour Is marked in the frame
by a creeping tortoise, which taxi
the place of hand. A bird of exqui-
site plumage Marbles ct the close Of
each hour, and as the song ceases a
mouse sallies forth from neighbor-
ing grotto, and scampering over the
hill to the garden Is soon lost to
view"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04

SOME inquisitive newspaper cores
pondent has investigated and compiled
figures on the cost of strenuous presi-
dent of the Roosevelt type and pre-
sents an array of figures that Is start
ling. Many people labor under the i'm
preston that the salary Of $3.50, 900 per
annum which is allowed the president
is the only expense incurred by the
chief executives o'ice. To disabuse
the minds Of this class, perusal OF the
following expenditures made for Pres
ident Roosevelt is only necessary. The
table given ESPECIAL trains, service,
etc, $3.50, 900; renovating and changing
White house, $i75,445 private tennis
court, 81, 900; new executive office, $780,
1876; increase In White house running
expenses, $65, 900; new fittings and
furniture for the Mayfower, presidents
yacht. 800 900; keeping craft in com
mission two months last year, SIS, 1O5;
repairs last year, $23, 297. 33; estimated
cost Of repairs this year, 100000. Thus
it will be seen that Roosevelt has cost
1886, DAB. 33 in extras to the people since
he has been in office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04

COMPLAINT comes from officials OF
the State Board OF Health that the
legislature failed to provide funds for
the work OF the Board and that in
event of an epidemic from contagious
diseases in the state, there would be nc
hope of combating it successfully. !,
would seem that with the two millions
in appropriations, it would have been
wise in the part Of the Legislature &c
have economical in some direction and
have made provision to the needs of the
Health Board
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04

IN EVERY school In Manitowoc Conn.
ty there should be proper observance OF
Flag Day, June IA and now is the time
to plan the exercises In past years the
day has been denied the recognition
which the Importance of the event com
memorated should command. In many
states, recently, Flag day has beer
made holiday but Wisconsin has here
tofore given but little attention to the
anniversary. 1t is a duty and should
be pleasure, Of every teacher to ar
range a program for the students, ap
propriate to the day. Let the obser'
vance be general.
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Ask Yonr Doctor About It.

Any physician in this locality will
tell you that with good food and d.
gestion and a regular daily evacuation
OF the bowels, there is little danger
from any kind Of sickness. Re-Go
Tonic Laxative Syrup is all the name
implies, an ideal Laxative and Tonic.
It's regular use insures good digestion.
Re Go invigorates the Liver, assists the
kidneys to perform their regular func-
tions and is mild and pleasant, yet
certain medicine for producing regular
and natural excavations of the bowels
Sold by Henry Hinrichs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04

THE Madison Democrat sees in the
situation much to encourage Democra.
cy. 1t says: Every day makes more
manifest the fact that the democracy
of the nation, and of this state as well,
has presented to it a great opportunity
A united democracy, with a candidate
Of such judicious aud conservative an
tecedents az TO command the confidence
Of the country and with platform for
tariff reform. trust regulation and avoid
ing the hobbies and isms Of the noisy
few, would sweep the country. In
Wisconsin, no ripper plum was ever
ready TO fall into the democrat basket
than now, il the democrats only know
how 10 hold the basket"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-06-04
~ averv citizen and should be made q

by every citizen and should be made a
success. No city Of the state can lay
claim to superior advantages to those
offered by Manitowoc for manufactur-
ing and industrial enterprise, and In the
past, the people of the city have been
sadly neglectful of their own interests
In not making this fact more generally
public. With proper support and little
effort an Association can secure large
benefits for the city. Help the plan
along