The Daily Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • Page 4

the Monxixi; ci.aii:. is; THE MEN WHO ByY.KOT.. Ncsdrulert Vat Rubber Hand on the Huga- THE HOKUM TELEGMI. I I "vr VsX Jle Stacje. Wang It is simply to mention the name only and "Wang" is remembereJ aud greeted like an old friend, simplv because "Wang," than which no comic opera has had a greater success, brings with it a gorgeous array of absolutely new and accurate Siamese costumes and magnificent scenery, which with etjnal accuracy represents the Siamese localities in which the scenes of the opera are laid.

This attraction comes to Eau Claire, for one night only, Mon We have just received a large consignment of White and Embroideries direct from the importers, thus enabling us to retail them at jobbers' prices and still make a fair profit. The line of white goods comprises everything that is new in Swisses, India Linens, Lawns, Mulls, Nainsooks, Batistes, Dimities, Figured Muslins, etc. The prices will pleasantly surprise you. Laces are exceedingly popular for trimming. The great demand for these goods will make them very scarce before the season is over.

Anticipating the scarcity of select patterns we placed our orders ealv. We are now showing the newest creations in Valencienne, Bordons, Guipures, Orientals, Torchons, Venetians, in white cream and brown. Prices are right. Words cannot express the daintiness of the patterns in our new line of embroideries. But this we can say that it is by long odds the choicest line ever shown in the city Everything is here The designs are entirely new.

Prices are about 25 per bent lower than usual. ints to Balk the Inquisitive. The niau who gets up early in the morning so he cau have a look at his neighbor's paper 'before the rightful owner has a chance to take it front his doorstep does not stand very high in the estimation of the newsdealer. This is because he spoils trade. There is another man, however, who is even more cordially detested Lythf vender of periodicals, lie is the follow who never buys anything but has Uk habit of dipping into the weekly papers hihI The keeper of news-stand makes a tempting display of his stock, for he knows that a stivo picture or even a pretty cover ofteu rocs him a stray costuuier, but ho cp1 the mere looker-on to lw content this much, and he is likely frown upou the man who resorts' to inds of tschemes in ol der to get pvp at the inside pages.

They run through the leaves of the Htest hooks and magazines, and have been knowu to draw the tacks out of jnipers nailed up against the stand so thu they could see what was ou the other side of the sheet. Hut it is not what they see and read for nothing that worries the newsdealer. He would be Uiiug put up with that it they did not iujure his stock. He would rather have you ask him to hand you a periodical than to have you shove his stock all out of line hile trying to see the half of the page that is hidden by a pile of other papers. So great has this nuisance become that the newsdealers have had to adopt schemes for their own protection.

The most successful, so far as preventing the leaves from being turned, consists of placing a rubber baud- around the top and bottom of a magazine and using it on the top of each pile. GOSSIP OP THE DAY. Dry wood for sale by Half Moon Lake Shingle Fuel delivered at 2 pej cord or for sale in yard at 1.50 per cord. Telephone 192. Herman Dodge street, is headquarters for roses, carnations and cut flowers.

100 pairs men's lumberman's rubbers worth 81.25, only 75c at S. Culver's, JUG SJiarstow. A few more 33c overgaiters, and a new lot worth $1.00, only 50c a pair at E. S. Culver's, 306 S.

Barstow. Mixed Hardwood, 10-inch lengths, only $4.00 atthe Eau Claire Fuel Supply Cos. 10 to 50 per cent, discount ou eptire stock at E. S. Culver's, 300 S.

paijtow. Livery. Signor's palace is the place to get a o- livery. Feed, sale and boarding stables. 201 South Farwell trtreet opposite the Galloway House.

Tele phone 16. DESPERATE FIGHT FOR LiFE. Thrilling Experience of Sailor on a Barm. Ing Ship at The British ship Hiawatha, Capt. Jorgenson, arrived the other day at San Francisco, 164 days from Grangemouth, England, and 107 days from Pernambuco, coal laden.

Her Jog tells a thHlling story of her narrow and providential escape from destruction by fire in the cargo at sea. When 34 days out from Grangemouth, the coal cargo beneath the forehatch -was discovered to be ablaze, about seven feet below the deck. Water was pumped through the hatchery and the crew set to dischaig-lng coals as fast as possible. Despite all efforts flames began to burst front the burning cargo on the 35th day and tlen began a terrible fight for life, vjhich lasted until the vessel docked at Pernambuco 12 days later. At times the crew almost lost heart, but the thought of the terrible fate certain to overtake them should the fire get be-j'ond control sustained their courage and enabled them to hold their own until Pernambuco was reached.

There the vessel discharged a great portion of her cargo, made necessary repairs and proceeded on an uneventful voyage to San Francisco. Wo nrO Of ill m'm'nn jLjivu ji vjiiyju Winter. Goods, CLOAKS AT HALF PRICE. orrsor? 9 IN LJ 0f rntr nnn ll IJKI lCZt, UldUUUfll VII lit I OUR NEW Bakery Is now complete and first-1 class in every way. If you want Something Nice in Bread, Cake or Pastry of any kind give us a trial.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL, AT THE EAU CLAIRE RESTAURANT. 204 KELSEY ST. G.J.THOMAS, Proprietor. ESTABLISHED IN OGi. THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE 1IIMICE CO OF OHIO A company having a higher interest rate and lower death rate, than any one of the old line companies.

ASSETS. DEC- 31, $12,715,670. SURPLUS, 2,474,225. F. M.

Richards General Arent. TELLORAM PLBLISHINO COHPANV. TEEMS OK SOtfrjil rt lON. BAILY. One Year in Atltincn.

DAILY, Su Mixitli in HAILV. l'cr Wi-pk, lh livcrt-d WEKKLY.One Yenr DAILY, Sinirlo YVttKLV ...10 ..1.00 Cir ubt-cvUM-Tf of The Moruir.fr TeloprBm are rfqntcl to nmkB immediate by or otherwise ill C8HJ of irretrnlHr delivery or int j.uiht. at tli po-totlirfl at Eau Claim, "VViw cousin, iie fConil-cliirt matter. TELEPHONE aos. THLT.SDAV.

JANUARY 10, Fifteen hundred au.l thirty-nine dollars" and thirty cents for commitments of tramps in this city inside of sixty days! This is a pretty picture for the taxpayers contemplate. Whoever is to blame for it ouht to be ashamed to look a 'tax-payer iu the face. The Turkish sultan, by his imperial edict forbidding the admission into Turkey of people desiring to offer aid to the suffering Armenians, has added another justification, to the already long for blotting him andliis empire from the face of the earth. The old cut throat has forfeited all claim to be classed with civilized mouarchs and should be. treated accordingly, and it is to be hoped he will be given the attention his case deserves iu the near future.

The Chippewa Independent thus endorses a progressive movement recently inaugurated here: The scheme for an organization to' bt known "The Oiiiwa Valley Immigration anl to com i rise the counties of Eau Claire, 'liiiiewa, Clark, Dunn, Barron, Was-hburn, Sawyer, Price, Taylor, Tremiwaleau, Pepin and Buffalo, has far as-Kumed shupe that a convention will shortly lie held iu Eau Claire for the. purpose of perfecting the organization. The plan outline! by the committee haviuur the matter' iu charge, to be a feasible one. and if carried out, will undoubtedly be productive of much benefit to this section of country. The La Crosse board of trade has demanded recognition of the Cuban in: surgents as belligerents by the government of the United States, but The Morning Chronicle of that city calls a halt and intimates that the insurgents are a lot of pillaging, plundering, ravaging vagabonds who are devastating "the island for no well-defined purpose.

However this may be, the Eau Claire board of trade should wake up and say something and not permit those La Crosse fellows to be "running things'' in this manner. Assemblyman George Duckstaff, of Oshkosh, publishes a statement of State University finances. The amount required for maintenance, leaving out of account appropriations for repairs and equipment, is 8000,000 for two years. Permanent funds, government aid for experimental stations and student's fees, aggregate the estimated sum of This amount deducted from the above total, leaves 8392,000 for two years or for one year, which is the sum to be raised by taxation; and with an attendance of the cost per student is 128.12. Which is not so very high after all.

Arguments will be made about Feb. 1, before Gov. Upham, on the application for the pardon of Rose Zoldoskl. It will be remembered that this was one of the most sensational cases ever tried in Wisconsin. She was convicted upon circumstantial evidence entirely, and without any evidence being submitted oh the part of the defense.

A great many people in the state now believe her innocent of the The jury which found her guilty exceptionally intelligent, and it seems hardly possible that a wrong verdict, was rendered. Jt is an unfortunate fact that the greatest criminals can usually only be convicted by circumstantial evidence, as they are careful that ncr direct- evidence is at hand when the crime is committed, but it has been well said that circumstantial evidence, when the chain is complete! is the most convincing and complete of all. If Rose Zoldoski is not guilty, it is to be hoped her innocence- will be made plain to the governor, but if she is guilty, life imprisonment is hardly an adequate punishment for so terrible a The Gentlemen's Social. Barstow street M. Church will be full of good things on Friday evening, the 17th.

and the management will spare no pains to make it an evening of unalloyed pleasure. Come with your best appetite and your best friend and have a good time. Sapper' will commence at 5:30 sharp. Full corps of waiters, with the following bill of fare: Kscallopc-d Oji-terx Celery Pickle Cold Boiled Ham Salad Cranberry Sauce Cijie White Bread (iral ouclmut. Apple Orancr halted Almond? Tea Coffee Supper US cent VJUI LI scrofula, afaicted mj mother, Mrs.

J. Dayton, whose portrait uppers atove, for over 30 years. Hood's SaraapHrilla has cleansed tier blood and cured the swelling so that her neck Is no larger than ordinary size." Miss Bertha Dayton, Mauston, Wisconsin. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the only true blood purifier prominently In the public eye. six for f5.

Hnni'c Pillc tasteiei. mild, effen. '7UU 3 rUIS tive. Alldrugglsls.au. N.

Y. AND CHICAGO MEDICAL Celebrated Medical Superintendent will be In Eau Claire Honday the loth Day of February, at the Eau Claire House, From nooii until 9 in the evening; and thereafter on the second Monday (rain or shine) every month. We invite, all afflicted persons to come and have a talk with us; it vosts nothing, aud we will plainly tell you if we cannot do you any good. If you have tried many remedies without success, and as many doctorsfdo not become hopeless. Do not judge all to be alike.

Come along and we will meet you half way, and do unto you as we would like to be done by. Our references are the best known men in the state. Call upon us for their names. Send your address to our Wisconsin office, 174 Main street, Oshkosh, and we will gladly mail you our book, enj closed In a plain envelope, free. EARLY CLOSING.

Purchasing by daylight, Mondays and Saturdays excepted, confers' a favor on merchants and clerks. 10-inch maple and birch, delivered only 4.25 atUhe Eau Claire Fuel Supply Co's. Telephone 112. HART DAVIS SCHOOL OF- PHYSICAL CULTURE AND ATHLETIC TRAINING. 409 5.

Barstow, Over Kleiner's. Ladies" and Children's Classes, afternoons. Terms 85 for the Season. My Stock Having Been ,1 nn LI a by water I will sell it at unheard of prices. Stock consists of Extension and Center Tables, Lounges, Bedsteadsv etc.

KUG, REISS, Opp. Opera Mouse. 411 S. Barstow urn TIT their cost iu having no vnnm En day, Jan. 20, and will bring to our city a carload of scenery, drops and proji erties.

In "Wang one bundled costumes are used by the chorus alone. This fact gives a faint idea of the gor- Keousness with which the opera is put on the stage, and the scenery is ou the same scale of magnificence. i. v. i Truss A directors and sole owners of "Wang' for the fifth aud farewell tour, promise everything as repre- seuted, aud thei- names are a suffici i ent guarantee that every promise will be carried out.

Heege. Gns Heege's "Venuine Yeutleman" was greatly enjoyed at the Grand last night by a rather small audience. AT THE INSTITUTE. A Grand Entertainment to He Given Thursday Evening, the i6th. There will be a grand entertainment given at the Eau Claire Institute, 242 Oxford avenne, Thursday evening, Jan.

10. The entertainment is to be given in the spacious room connected with the Institute. There are to be several performances, including the famous Lars Fykerud, undoubtedly one of the greatest violinists in this country, and who is considered by all lovers of good music as the second Ole Bull. He performs all of the late Ole Bull's famous music. During the evening the famous Montgomery Brothers, Masters 1 Willie, Alex, and John, will perform their several specialties which are sure to please and attraGt the audience, consisting of performances on the rolling globe, exercises with dumb-bells, club swinging, etc.

Master Willie will perform the feat never before attempted in this country, of swinging the Indian clubs while on the revolving globe. Lovers of music and fun should not fail to be present, as it is predicted that this will be the treat of the season. The evening's entertainment will conclude with a friendly set-to with the gloves between John L. and Alex. Admission 2T cents.

Trouble to commence at 8 p. m. Adulterated Wine. is injuri ou at nothing gives strength and tones up the stomach like a pure old port wine. "Royal Ruby called for its royal taste and ruby color, is on account of its purity, age and strengh, particularly adapted for invalids, convalescents and the aged.

Sold only in bottles (never in bulk) while cheap wine is sold by the gallon" and gives a larger profit to the seller but less to the user. This wine is ab solutely pure, and has the age without which no wine is fit to use. Be sure you get "Royal Ruby;" quart bottles SI pints GO cts. Sold by Godding druggists. TICKETS TO NEW Y0EX CITY And return will be available via the Nickel Plate Road at a fare and a third for the round trip on the certificate plan, account meeting of the Cycle ManufaeturersBoard of Trade, Jan- uary 18th to 2.3th inclusive.

Solid through trt-ins to New York, affording patrons the benefits of a superb dining car service and elegant buffet sleeping cars. Further particulars cheerfully given on application to J. Y. Calahan, Geu'l Agent, 111 Adams Chicago, 111. PINE TIMEPIECES.

Fine watch repairing and adjusting at Paul E. Tuls', the practical watchmaker, formerly with Fleming Bros. now opposite Eau Claire House. EARLY CLOSING. Purchasing by daylight, Mondays and Saturdays excepted, confers a favor ou merchants and clerks.

Wanted. to canvass. Call at between 8 and 9 this I). J. Hkndrie.

Three men Kneer House morning. EARLY CLOSING. Purchasing by daylight, ondays and Saturdays excepted, confers a favor on merchants and elerks. v. For rent to gentleman -or lady, or both, a fine room in nice house near Court House.

Has closet, bath, elec-trio lights, furnace aud latch key. Apply at 101 Kelsey street" Lost or Stolen-Black Scotch collie dog with white on vneck. Return to 905 Third avenue and receive 're ward. EARLY CLOSING. Purchasing by daylight, Mondays aud Saturdays excepted, confers a favor on merchants and clerks'.

HOOD'S PILLS cure Biliousness, Indigestion, A pleasant laxative. All Liver Ills, Headache. i I I i GRAND OPERA IIOUSU 0. F. BUKLIXGAME, Mgr.

JAN. D. W. TRUSS CO. THE riXAL TO UK OF Be Blost Snccessfnl of American "I 5 More Superb than ever in its Spectacular Splendor A Chorus of 50 Voices PRICES: Parquet First four rows in Dress Circle 1.00 Last six rows iu Dress Circle .73 Balcony 30 Gallery .25 ATTENTION, CLERKS.

You are invited to attend au open meeting of the Clerks' Union in the A. (). J. W. hall Thursday evening, Jau.

10, at o'clock sharp. L. T. Moore. Pres.

J. A. McTvAt, Sec. A GOOD EDUCATION. Will Open the Door to Success in Any Life Pursuit.

Mrs. J. Lanphear, teacher of shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping and the higher English and common branches. Her methods of instruction are modern ami her prices' reasonable. Day and evening sessions.

No. 211 South Barsti1'' street. Mnnnnir MUM 20 Willi YOU CAN KEEP WARM AT A TRIFLING EXPENSE- In This. Cold Weather, if You Only Invest a Few Pennies in One of Those Exceedingly Comfortable Companions of Cold Feet A SOAPSTONE It will be a solid comfort to you in every sense anl so nice to warm a bed witbftoo. once you have used one, you will always have one.

I also have the soapstone in the form of a pan- cake which will bake yorn cakes without burning them and positively ake no sm oke ia your house whilfe used. With a warm stomach and VA RM feet you wilt be in a nice condition to Defy the Coldest Weather aud save many times doctor's bill to pay They are Selling Fast at H. F. SCHLEGELMILCH'S. NEW HARDWARE STORE "122 S.

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