The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-22

daughter. Miss Amanda, trained
nurse, is i'll from typhoid fever, which
she contracted some time ago while car
ing for a typhoid patient. Her coudi-
ton was slightly improved when Mr..
Buerstatte left haywood.
On February ), 1905, the second win
ter skat tournament will be held ut
Madison. Emil A. Hartmann, of this
city, who is the treasurer of the state
league and secretary of the Madison
Skat club, Is on the committee that has
charge of the arrangements for the
event.
Last Friday Superintendent of Con
struction Ed Mohr and Architect &. II.
Tegen signed contracts for the faithful
performance of their duties relative to
the matter of the erection OF the new
court house The architect is now at
work preparing the detailed plans and
blue prints for the use of contractors in
submitting bids.
Married men do not live longer than
single men, it only seems longer. and
if either are troubled with dyspepsia,
biliousness or constipation, the only
safe and reasonable thing to do is TO
buy bottle of Re-Go Tonic Laxative
Syrup, the certain cure for constipation,
and live to die of old age. Sold by Henry
Hinrchs, Druggist,
At the forthcoming session of the
legislature the state board of pharmacy
Will recommend the enactment of Il law
creating the Office of inspector to have
supervision of matters relating To the
profession of pharmacy in the state
James Clark, who was employed as
yard engineer in this city for the G. x
n. W., has been transferred to South
kaukauna, where he has been promoted
to higher position. His family will re
move to South Kaukauna from here on
Monday.
To morrow Friday afternoon the city
schools will close for the Christmas va
cation Of two weeks. Special programs.
appropriate for the yuletide festival.
will be carried ont in all the schools
The programs will consist of songs.
recitations, dialogues, etc.
Removes the microbes which impover-
ish the blood and circulation. Stops all
trouble that interferes with nutrition
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain |
Tea will do. b cents Tea or tablet |
form f c. Buerstatte
The Manitowoc d Northern Traction |
recently filed its annual report |
with the city treasurer. The gross |
receipts for the wear. as shown by the |
report, We're S32 GA % On this amount |
the company pays a per cent license
fee, amounting to S6j2 40 This tax is |
divided as follows: City of Manitowoc, |
S3i32i city of Two Rivers, 800. ii |.
town of Two Rivers, $sl %, town Of |
Nlanitowoc, SG2 sc As compared with !
the receipts of last year, the report
shows an increase of $500 The GONNA /
ny operates 46 600 feet of track.
Mantowoc chapter, 6, ROYAL Arch |
Masons, elected officers for the year last |
week. Following are the names of those
elected H. p, E. G.. Nash; X. a. c |
Fraser, S, w. j. Hess Secretary. a. l. |
Nash; Treasurer, O A. Alter, Trustee
for years, Joseph Willot. .lr
The H. p. appointed the following
officers c H., O. A Alter; p. s., q w
Patcheu; r. A. c.. Walter Green:
Master Bird V, 5. h. S. Gray Master
2nd, " j V Miller; Master LIST V.
Silas + Giles; g., r Maguire
The following testimonial was re
ceived from Mr. John w. Young, an
old soldier and highly respected citizen
of Lincoln, H., who says. II had
ppnrh u,,l ,.a1l 1
get some kind of medicine. purchased
II bottle of Harris Honey and Hore.
hound, and am pleased to say am now
well. | advise anyone suffering from
throat or lung affections to use this |
remedy, cannot recommend
it too highly Sold by Henry Hin
riehs, Druggist
Max kadow of this city was one of |
twenty seven successful applicants at |
the examination conducted by the state
board of pharmacy at Milwaukee last |
week Fifty applicants took the ex- |
OF the twenty seven success |
tut candidates fourteen obtained regis |
tered pharmacists certificates and thir |,
teen assistant pharmacists certificates. |
Mr. kadow being one of the thirteen. |
He was formerly employed by Emil /
Stock, but for some time past he has |
oeen pursuing the study of pharmacy at |
At = o'clock last Friday afternoon the |
funeral of the late DR. Franz Simon took |
place from the late home of the decedent |
IN Hancock street and a large concourse