The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-07-20
Bent Her Double.


Il knew no one for four weeks, when
| was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble" writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, of
Pittsburg Pa, and when | got better,
although had one of the best doctors
| could get. was bent double. and had
to rest my hands on my knees when |
walked. From this terrible af1lction |
was rescued by Electric Bitters, which
restored my health and strength, and
now | can walk rs straight rs ever. They
are simply wonderful Guaranteed to
cure stomach, liver, and kidney disord-
ers; at Henry Hinrichs' drug store price
soc.
| We are pleased to note the coming to
our city Sunday, July 23rd in the
interest of Christian Science, two of
Chicagos earnest workers in the field
there-Miss Emile c. Ransch and Miss
B. Reynolds, who will have charge of
the services of the First Church of
Christ Scientist of this city.
The Sunday morning service will be
held in the North Side Opera house at
1890. The evening service will he held
in Frazier's Hall at 80.
Wednesday evening July %, testi
mony meeting will be held in the North
Side Opera house at $ clock A cordial
invitation is extended to the public to
attend all these services.
Miss Ransch was formerly resident
of this city and is now doing much to
further the cause here She has been for
many years, and now is, one of the
prominent workers in Chicagos field
A%&
1t has been discovered that there is II
state law that will permit the Fox
River Valley lnterurban company to
force the Traction company to permit
use of its lines in crossing the bridge in
the city. If, pursuant to the law re
ferred to, an arrangement shall he
effected to enable the first mentioned
company TO cross Eighth street bridge
over the existing lines, the city will lose
one-h half the cost of "a new bridge at
Tenth street, which was to be paid by
the Fox River Valley company for the
privilege Of using it. The question of
how much the company should pay
toward the cost of the bridge aad given
rise to much controversy before the
council finally decided on demanding
that the company pay 500 600.
MIR and Mrs Reinhardt Rahr Mrs.
Billhaaz and children of Flat River,
Mo, and Mrs Henry Hinrchs and
daughter Anita left last Friday evening
for an extended summer outing. The
party will camp out at Tendelfoot,
Villas county.
Two Creeks was the first town in the
county to file returns from the census
with County Clerk Schailand. The
returns show that the town mentioned
has population of 6o1, II loss of 80
from the population shown by the
last United States census, taken in 1900.
There are IL men available for military
duty and two civil war veterans in the
town.
Company II, Second regiment w. n.
e., of this city went to camp Saturday
morning with full command of sixty
eight men. Company II has given 80
much evidence of efficiency on many
occasions during the past year that there
is reason to expect that it will get II
ranking near the head Of the state
guard Last year the company advanced
from twenty fourth place to sixth
A man employed at the work of re
moving the old court house was badly
injured by being struck in the head by
a heavy iron used III operating jack =.
The injured man suffered considerable
loss of blood The accident happened
last Friday.
Pursuant to n law passed by the last
Legislature the health authorities have
issued notice to the effect that after
Aug | notices will be posted on all
houses where owners or occupants fail
to fumigate the premises after persons
have died of consumption i'll suct
houses.