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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-16
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On Tuesday without any especial
pomp or ceremony Nag day was cole.
brated The only indication that it was
day Of unusual purport was the aght
Of the silent flags that noatcd above the
city and adorned the buildings This
quiet annual tribute IL in commemora-
ton of the making Of the flag and as
long ~ the flag remains the emblem Of
our national pride 40 long will our
national pride rise to do it special honor
each succeeding year
The flag Of a nation usually represents
something moro than the mere geo
graphical and social agRregating of
number Of individuals for this alone
would endow it with no special honor or
affection II represents in one small
square 81 cloth in the collection and
arrangement - one or woaimpc Colurs
the entire life and history Of the nation
whose flag il il Il speaks to the citi
zen " his home and Of the homes OF his
neighbOfs II speaks to him Of his father
and Of hie fathers father 1t tells him
81 long years Of growth and u sundry
herCuIran struggles and IN inlinitude Of
minor conflicts II speaks Of principles
which have become "A part 81 his life.
blood and which form the common
heritage " himself and his fellows
With all these things 1t II associated
and was associated before he was born
Moreover the sight Of IL brings him now
and then. from the abstract reminder to
the concrete He recolleei. the story
heard In boyhoo1 aay4 ~ this hero OF II
that who gave up life or wealth or
position GREASE that the old rag might
be fuller 81 honor ana of meaning to the
world and 10 succeeding generations
In some few instances he may recolleet
occaHons when he hmsolf haa served
IL with honor and he may have seen IL
even wrapped around the body Of a
dead friend.
A criticism has been made If u4 ~ a
nation that our stars and stripes are 10
familiar - ~ and are displayed 20
frequently and 70 promiscuously ~ 10
have lost great part Of their sacred
ness 1t must be admitted that Amer.
cans are apt to be more demonstrative
regarding their national emblem than
most peoples. II il certain that We use
our flag more freely than others But
no one II us who has ever visited ;
foreign country will agree that OF,
Glory has loat for him OF her one viii
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-16
An Unhappy Home
How
Happiness Can BE Restored

There is nothing that so quickly
destroys all pleasure of life and often
times breaks up the harmony of house
hold rs to have male member of the
family continually ailing Not sick
enough to go to bed and remain there,
only full of aches and pains, both
mental and physical brought on through
youthful errors, indiscretions, or some
thing similar which makes him grabbed
and cross. He finds little sympathy at
home, rs nine times ont Of ten he goes
not confide his trouble to any member
of the family, although day after day
he feels himself becoming weaker, his
strength is leaving him, his sleeplessness
increases and he is troubled more and
more with bad dreams, and when he
arises in the morning he feels more tired
and weary both mentally and physi
cally, than when retiring the night
before. In fact, he feels that he has
lost his foothold on health and strength
and sees nothing before him excepting
either the insane asylum or death
When you are troubled in this manner
the wisest and only thing for you to do
is to consult physician, one in whom
you can place your confidence, not one
who can cure every disease by giving
every patient the same medicine or one
who is positive that there is no existing
sickness which he cannot cure don't 90
to him, but 60 to one who makes a spe-
cialty of sickness in your line, one who
will listen to the description of your all
ments and will sympathize with you
and not upbraid you for your folly
etc, but will give you friendly advice
IA well as the best treatment which his
knowledge and skill affords. He will
tell You at once, without any charge,
whether or not there is any help for you
and if he says you can be cured and he
Will cure you, you can rest assured he
can and will do just what he says.
Such a physician is DR., Turbin of whom
you no doubt have already heard, as
his skill and conscientiousness in the
treatment of his patients has made
him many warm friends among the PEG.
pie whom he was cured from misery
worse than death, and through his good
work, happiness and contentment once
more reign in many Wisconsin homes
DIR. Turbin will be in-Manitowoc
Thursday, June 23rd at the Williams
House
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ADVERTISING RATES
A WORTHY PROJECT BALkED.

The temptation TO censure the aider
men who voted against the Fond'du Lac
ordinance last Monday evening IL very
strong. And yet when the matter IL
carefully considered it must be admitted
that the question has two sides. The
Fond du Lac road under proper condl-
tions, would undoubtedly be benefit.
But even the most radical advocates OF
the ordinance must admit that there
might be conditions under which 1t
would not be benefit
In the first place the matter OF the
route il of prime importance and we
have no hesitation in saying that those
who advise extraordinary care in its
its selection have sound common sense.
A railroad il not a thing of day or
week, it is "a thing Of many years
Plenty of cases are known where the
entrance Of a railroad has changed the
entire character and contour OF city.
The part through which the iron rails
enter il ~ a general thing blighted for
ever ~ far ms beauty and attractlveness
90 And when once the tracks are LAID
il is next to an impossibility to change
them.
1t does seem rather small business,
we admit, on the part OF a city 10 Insist
on the payment Of such a bill ~ the one
for typewriting the copies of the
ordinance. But on the other hand IL 1t
not rather small business in road,
petitionng for the courtesy OF liberal
regulation of its entry to refuse to dis
tribute among the aldermen the terms
il wishes granted Who have "A better
tight 10 examine those terms than the
very aldermen who are requested 10
pass upon themI And though in this
case, IL was the city that ordered the
copies of the terms the company, we
are inclined to think is pursuing u
rather niggardly policy in refusing 70
comply promptly with the request that
IL Sta0U tine expense, tOIpolhlloiI h0h
ing favors Of municipalities are usually
wont to be more openhanded.
AT the same time il If, all things
considered great pity that the pro-
ject should have been 40 baked. Mani
towoc ia in dire need Of Just some such
thing. Her immense resources are dor
mant-are not one quarter developed
The opportunities for her advancement
10 the rank of the large and important
cities Of the country are lying at hef
hand, but unseized Cities to the west
and the north Of her are reaping the
benefit Of trade and commerce that
rightfully should be hers. This proposed
line promised much and brought here
under reasonable conditions, should
have done much We are inclined to
feel that, if the proper spirit prevailed
among certain Of our city SOlons, diff
cultiea could be adjusted most salts
factorily Is there 40 hope of recon
sideration1
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The following Wall the public press
illustration Of his evidence
his party loyalty
Believing that existing people
to
thirty Republican
tmaely this
the principles
party organization discipline
all
the return of Republican party the nation
fact that
National
| submit and will supper andvo the nominees
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OUR CHURCHES
Services for Next Sunday and Happenings
Through the Week.

The following list of services pretends
to completeness only in so far rs it is
kept up by the congregations them
selves. Notices of changes should be
sent into the PILOT Office by Wednesday
morning at the latest. We earnestly
request the cooperation of the pastors
in keeping the list complete and &C
curate.
St. James's Parish Church.
Rev S. r. S. Gray
Services 8 A. NJ and 1920
A. M.Sunday School 915 A NJ Even.
song $50 P. M. and 1870 p NJ ST
Faiths Guild, first Tuesday every month
2P. NJ
Presbyterian Church
Rev D. c. Jones.
Sunday School 9:45 A. NJ. Morning
services HOO A. M. Evening Service
7:3OP M.
st. PauIs Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Clarence Everett Weed.
Preaching, II A. NJ and 730 P. M.
Sunday school, 10 A. M. Junior
League,3 P. M. Epworth League, $50 P.
M. Prayer service, Thursday, 1880 P. M.
First Norwegian Lutheran Church
Rev. P E. Thorsen.
Services in Norwegian at 1870 a. m.
Sunday School at 9;15. a. m. Norwe-
gian services at Gibson a: 300 p. m.
ST. Johns German Ev Church
Rev. Carl Nagel.
Services, 1890 A. M Sunday School
9:15 A. M.
Church OF The Sacred Heart
Rev Father OLeary.
Early Mass, 8 A. M. High Mass 10 30
A. NJ Evening services 730 P NJ
St Bonifaces church
Rev. Fathers Peil and Salbreiter
Early Mass, 7;30 A. NJ Children's Mass
8 A. M. High mass 1890 A. M. Vespers
3 P. NJ
| Christian Science
Services at 1890 A. M Subject,
christian Science
Wednesday evening services at Sp m.
Reading room open Tuesday and Thurs
day from to A p. M.
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of its significance or is one iota less
revered Wherever it is seen it is an
inspiration. but most 30 when seen in
strange cline, amid range peoples and
within sound of a strange tongue.
Then. its hues become more than dye
upon cloth-they burst upon us with
suddenness of pleasure that actually
seems to endow them with the breath
of life. No one who has had this
experience can ever behold the nag with
anything but feeling Of reverence and
gratitude.
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CHURCH NOTES

Rev. ID. G. Johns, of Oshkosh &C.
cupied the pnlpit of st. Pauls NJ. E.
Church, Sunday morning and evening.
Last Sunday was Childrens Day at
the Presbyterian Church
The soloists at the song service at ST.
James Parish Church last Sunday even
ing were Mrs. P. g. W. Keller and
Stanley Pierce. Miss Roberts was the
accompanist.
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Che Purest Beer BreWed

is RahrS' Pale Lager and Muen-
chener Beer. 1t is bottled by
Rahrs who will quickly, prompt
ly and faithfully serve You with
any quantity desired. Beer
drinkers who once use our brew
ing quickly recognize its great
superiority. 1t can be relied
upon as being healthful, because
it is brewcd carefully and bottled
with extreme care. Order a case
and treat your friends when they
call. They already have Rahr's
beer at their home.
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June Weddings

These wedding are many and there is
nothing more appropriate for wedding
present than piece of handsome furni-
ture. Our stock is new and select,
chosen from the leading manufacturers
choice stock. We can show you many
artistic pieces that will gladden. the
hearts and beautify the home of the
newly welded. Call on us whether you
contemplate buying or not. No trouble
to show goods.
1876 Urbanek and Wattawa.
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A Bit of Holmes Wit

DIR Oliver Wendell Holmes, the poet
and wit, wrote to u committee declin
ing to accept an invitation to deliver a
lecture am far from being in good
physical health, wrote the doctor, and
am satisfied that if were offered q
fifty dollar bin after my lecture
should not have strength enough to re-
fuse it,
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Cried All the Time

Mother-Tommy, what's the matter
with your little brotherf Tommy
He's crying because I'm eating my cake
and won't give him nny. Mother-Is
his own cake finishedt Tommy-Yes' m,
and he cried while was eating that too
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-16

The Sherwin Williams Co have too
good reputation for quality in paints
and varnishes TO put anything but the
best Paris Green on the market.
For sale by THE F'J BLESCH HpwE
Co, Cor 9th and Buffalo Streets.
June 0 If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-16

II yon are sufferer from catarrh in
any form let us urge You to try at least
one bottle of Push kuro. The price is
Fl. 1t is for sale at most druggists or
is sent upon receipt Of price and express
prepaid by DR. G.. Pusheck, 1919
Diversey Blvd, Chicago.
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The man who thinks he would have
been great hero II he had been sol
der gets pretty mad with his wife when
she wants him to go around and fight
over the gas bill New York Press.
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they FL
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-16

kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
overlooking In pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their BEGIN
ming in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys The mild
and the extraordinary effect OF Dr.. Kilmer's
Swamp-RoOt, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits E.k
by all druggists in fifty Al]MSs8k a zs:::%EssA
cent and onedoar siz II Il s!ii
es. You may have a ~. AssssE y
sample bottle by mail Home of Swamp Root.
free also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton. NY.
Don't make any mistake but remem-
Der the name, Swamp-Root DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp Root, and the address,
Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle
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Over-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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Since when has the position of II
United States senator come to rank
above that of a cabinet officer In the
past they have made cabinet officers
u senators l. the usual order now re-
versedl Are United States senators
higher in official life than cabinet OH
cersf
Has Knox been promoted or has he
been let down easily
What il the political significance of
this actionf
II IL significant fact that President
Cassatt Of the Pennsylvania railrond.
was one Of the men who selected Knox
10 succeed Quay President Cassatt
was one Of the principal defendants in
the coal trust litigation. Green Bay
Advocate.
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The Wlamitnmoc Elliot
Established 1883.

THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1904
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RANDOM REMARKS

Philander G is what Knox Mt the
door of the United States Senate from
Pennsylvania. Wisconsin State journal
One of the crying needs of both city
and county is u line of railway direct
south to connect with the Chicago &
North Western nj Two Rivers This
would settle the problem of direct line
and put us on par with the other thirty
ing places on this and other great rail
way systems of the state Sturgeon
Bay Advocate
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Christian Science

Services at 1890 A. Nj. Subject,
Christian Science"
Wednesday evening services at s p. m.
Reading room open Tuesday and Thurs
day from to 4 p M.
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The Ruse Of
Washington
BY EVERETT HoLBRooK

Icoyrisht 1901. y American Pres AssoelAtlonl
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s. AHERE was place where a
cape Of the woods jutted out
into the expanse Of the field,

MERE was place where q
cape of the woods jutted out
into the expanse of the field,
and the path across the Law
renee farm ran for fifty yards among
the trees. Twilight became night with
startling suddenness In this narrow
aisle of the silent temple Of the forest.
At the edge of the twilight Constance
paused, afraid, and questioned the re-
gion of deepening shadows with eye
and ear
A Continental officer rose from be-
hind a baby fir tree and the girl clasp
ed her hands upon her breast and
feebly gasped with relief.
7 guess&you expected to see red
coat" said the officer. Were Of an
other color" And at the word 1--WE" a
corporal and two men considered them
selves privileged to disclose their pres
ence. "But there are redcoats not far
from this place."
The girl shook her head.
They've gone" said she. 'sThey
rode away south"
'Who told you so? if that's a fair
question"
My uncle. He found out about it
before he would let me go home alone. Z
And she indicated the path with a
dainty wave of her hand.
The captains face showed sudden
light.
"Ahr' he cried. sNow l remember.
| felt that we had met, but In the shad-
ows here | could not be quite SIRE.
You were in the camp at Dobbs Terry,
you and your mother, with Captain
Jonas Lawrence, who did me the honor
to present me-"
"Oh, yes; you are Captain Boyd
He saluted her somewhat hastily,
vet with due Difference, and spoke
with sudden decision.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON ,
Notes and Happenings Compiled at the
apital by Carl scoheid.
[speciaI correspondence. ]

Especial Correspondence
George r. Carter, who succeeded Y
ford B. Dole as governor OF EaH.
has been in consultation with the p s
dent on number of matters .connecte
with the administration Of territorial
affairs in the islands. He will not re
turn to Hawaii for some time, as there
are number of Judgeship appointment
in Hawaii to be settled. The terms OF
seven judges have expired, and Their
reappointments must be determined up
ON.
Porto Rico's New Governor.
Beekman Winthrop, who is to sue
coed William II. Hunt as governor OF
Porto Rico, In preparing for his duties
has had several interviews with the
president concerning affairs tn the is.
land. The change In the governorship
will occur early In July, and Governor
Hunt will then come on here and take
the oath of office as judge of the Unit
ed States district court of Montana,
to which place he was appointed good
while ago.
Senator CoclrrelI's Injury.
Senator r. NJ. Cockrell of Missouri.
who was run down by a bicycle few
days ago, sustained many bruises and
had small bone broken in his right
shoulder which viii conflne him to the
house for some time. The senator was
ON his way home from the market,
which he visits daily, when the acct
dent occurred. For nearly thirty years
Francis Marion CockreIl has been in
the senate. He Is now in his SEVENTEEN
year.
When he first entered public life at
Washington he gained not little fame
by making daily visits to market,
from which he always carried away an
armload Of vegetables. When his
friends chaffed him about this habit
he was wont to tell them that the mar
ket was the only thing about Washing
ton that reminded him Of home. For
many years his daily luncheon IN the
senate chamber has consisted Of two
large red checked apples.
the Original Roosevelt Club.
President Roosevelt has received two
gifts which he prizes highly. They
were presented to him By Dan A.
Brown of Chicago, president Of the
Original Roosevelt Club of Illinois, the
organization Of which was effected
Sept. 5. 1901. 1t ID said to have been
the first club organized for the cam
paiGn In 1904 In the GATED states. One
present was the gavcll hoEnd with sli'
yer and suitably engraved. pxseases
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him to me here"
1.
The house upon the Lawrence farm
/, was not spacious. and fourteen tall
British soldiers seemed to crowd it I'M
comfortably. Except for the sentries
at the windows and the officers in com
mand, all the unwelcome visitors were
engaged in search, which was ac-
companied by wanton destruction of
the plain furniture and simple house
hold treasures. Jonas Lawrence had
learned to set price upon those things
in his boyhood, before the great war
had suddenly made him man. and
his heart burned within him. though
he gave no sign.
AS twilight fell the search In the
lower part of the house was abandon
ed. In the kitchen no one remained
except two sentries, the prisoner and
the leader of the raiders. Major Bran
don st. John was nominally an officer
on the staff of Clinton. In reality he
was a licensed marauder, a gatherer
Of information for his superiors and
plumber for himself.
There was q upon the stairs. and
st. John turned toward the door, scowi-
ing. A man entered and saluted.
Here are the dispatches, sir" he
said. 1--WE found them
~Give them to me-
He took the sealed packet and ripped
1t open. His eye ran hastily over the
contents. The frown darkened on bis
brow. He glanced from the papers to
the prisoner.
80 much for this stuff.'' said he.
and tore the dispatches into bits.
There was a brief silence.
Sergeant" said the leader, draw
up file of six men on this side Of the
room. Prisoner, take your place there. .
He pulled out his watch.
II have two questions to ask YOU
he continued. "and I'll give you two
minutes to answer them. These are
the questions: One--Is Washington at
Dobbs Ferry? Two-If not. where has
he gone and with what forceY"
1.-THE last time had the honor Of
seeing General Washington began
the prisoner. but st. John checked him
with loud oath and struck the table
with his fist.
1.-THE facts. the factsl,' he cried.
THE facts or your iifei Chooseg'
~You dare not murder mels said
Lawrence.
For Your death. answered St John.
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Professor Koch. according to cable
gram from Berlin, has discovered a
new serum for the prevention of the
cattle, mule and horse epidemics which
have been killing animals in the South
African herds. 1t is stated that the
government of Rhodesia paid Professor
Koch $150,000 for his services. Koch
has discovered also that the African
rinderpest is radically different from
the American Texas fever, the belief
having previously existed that the for
mer was imported from America by
cattle from the south.
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Tale Of the War
For
Independence

ton FIR that reason Captain Law
renee was sent out. He is d shrewd
as well as a brave man. We trust In
him to fool them, and I'm only afraid
that he'll do it too well for his own
good. He let them apparently trap
him, but 1t looks to me as If he'd hid
den the dispatches too well and that
the Britishers can't find them They've
been there more than two hours, and
I'm afraid they'll lose their tempers
pretty soon"
They will hurt him to make him
tell!"
Don't be alarmed. He won't let
them go too far. But wish could
get some idea of what's going on. IL
could find smart boy who would
stroll up to that house and get himself
captured and taken inside
Il will do itr'
mot while am here to prevent"
said the officer, smiling. II will not
send girl upon such an errand, you
may be sure. But bright boy could
do 1t and run no risk at all. Once in
side the house, he'd know in minute
whether they'd found the dispatches,
and if they had he could make some
sort Of signal to us. They wouldn't
guard him very closely. I've no doubt
he could manage to open one Of the
windows on this side or stumble and
put his elbow through it That's all
we'd need. We'd advance from the
woods, and the redcoats would see that
we're too many for them. They'd
run, carrying the dispatches with them,
and we'd get their prisoner and incl
dentally their horses. Now, If you
could tell me where to find the boy
want
my brother!' she cried IT will run
to the house and find him.
"Goodr' said Captain Boyd. "Sead