Leader-Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • Page 4

EAU CLAIRE LEADED, EAU CLAIRE, WIS.ArRl 25 1800. I Draperies and Lace Curtains. EAU CLAIRE DAILY LEADER Leader Wodws- 427 SOUTH BARSTOW STREET. 4 Published vety niWjMon. y.

by the Eau Claire bubscrlbers either by MaU i 3r Carrier, wbo receive the Paper lata of irreg olar-IT will confer a favor by reporting to tna mm mi and oblige flv High school girls. On Fourth of July, or during the Btret Fair or Decoration Day.the citizens think it only proper that the High School boys and girls should march In their parades, but when it comes to an At Wetio Meet between the Freshmen and Sophomores, they cannot jven allow, ua tho nse of the Fair Grounds. "We hop Mayor Douglas, will take pity bn uft Mss Not This Opportunity of freshing and brighten your home with the choicest and newest effects, Select with care from the best manufacturers, at prices that cannot be equalled exclnsive styles and complete assortments. Take advantage of this House Cleaning SALE of House Furnishing at No daimiter no rRich' effects shown at surprisingly law prices, Nottingham' curtains 3 yards long inchoice new pp. patterns worth Special rUwb 60-inch Nottineham Cnrtains, in prettynew de- I in worthfl.25 and 2 50.

Special aty Wash Blonde and Fish net Ruffled with $198, $2.29, 02.70 i5S ...3.49 designs, and up Brass extension rods Special at Sc 54-inch Brass extension rods, for I f-ong curtains, I Uw 4-foot Oak Pole and Fixtures, I Pn special, 6-foot, all Linen Opaque shades I ftp all ciors good springs, special. I vw Opaque Linen shades, all colors, OK-with frings special it UlUbV SPECIAL SA Sf cdal Sale of Carpets and IVlattingSe; Mammouth assortment of beautiftl'new Ca Rich, handsome designs-. jTo 'one can undersell us. Our immense bus iV'P 1, I sitns, curtains Point De Sprete lace and Til Special Brussles, Net curtains in random Tapcatry Curtains, heavy fringe and bottdnt, choice pattern CO I Pretty Orienial Draperies in beautitul colorings, worth 3.50, (if) CO Special' OUO Draperies in beautiful stripe combinations, Special at G347 TtlE. fiRCAX Ukrir 1lh 3 11 av-i 1 if tw nn ,8 WHITE new iness proves to ns that our prices are the lowest, and our car pets the best.

All carpets made, laid and lined free of chorge. For three daps. Buck. Steel Ranges the Best Range Without exception. puck's 4-hole No 8 Steel Range This is a strictly first cfass.

range; it contains many desirable features; viz: White Enamel Ovn TVvir 4ni4 Ui'fa Fnimal Cvan DirV Th nvpn i 1 fcafnr the Buek's', Ranges, there is nothing to, equal it in the It has fewer iointJ. cellent Range sella regularly at special at UsUU Kau Claira Weewtjr, 5,1.00 per feont by mall. postage pam, ror cnui Mr mentn; wr inre fersix montns; or yrr, la advance. If not paid in advance. or $4.00 Mr year, strictly Subscription price or uaiiy earner 10 eents per week.

verttsing Rates are Lower-than any Wisconsin paper havlnr an equal llaUon. Card tent on applica nt her irculatlon. VtTT.wpwnwu; mrFTClB. 'M; Wisconsin Telephone Can Claire Telephone Company No. TO.

TELEPHONES FOR RESIDENCE. Wisconsin Telephone Co No. aV; Ban Claire Telephone Company No. tt. Address, LEADER CO.

i Baa Taairec Wis. FORGET-ME-NOT; April 12. 19. 28.Dr. Ingfellow lecture at April M-29 National Theatre Company, Grand opera Mouse.

April 25-Rev. S. MeAfloo at the First Congregational, 7:30 p. tn. AnrU 25.

Meetlnar of Company SUi Regiment. April 23. New Lodge of Redmem, April 25. Special Meeting" of County Board. Anrll 28 Odd Fellows'; Anniversary at Their Hall.

5:30 tp. m. Atirll 28 B1ar time at the parlors of the First Prtesbyterian -church. April 28 University Extension tecture, April day for Civil Service, at poatomce. "April -KMehU May 1-Junlor C.

K. of W. May Party. Putnam Hall. May 1 Crowning of the Blessed Virgin at St.

jatncK a cnurcn. May Knights May PaH. May lst--Queen of May crowned at the Chicago wore. 1 Mav 5th A. O.

U. W. My Party, Masonic Temple. M.v nf RnH Claire-1 High School at Fair Grounds, Chippewa VbJIm. 1 nr.

rr. S. C. 8. examination, at jtoatofflce.

-v, May 18. of l. -F. Jtay Party. Al May 23-May Party, John Barr Glenn Company.

of In Masonic Hall, xr 7Kth Anniversary Sunday Bohoola. Pbiladietphla. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE TtrSAprTNO ''KIDNAPPED COMPANY. Chicago. 111., April 23, 1899.

Editor of Eau Claire Leader, Eau Claire, Wis. Dear Sir: In Justice to the members of the company, left absolutely penniless In Stillwater. and to all right-minded and honorable 'people, true statement of th breaking up of the "Kidnapped Company," la in order. The members of the company at no time made demands far, money, but were repeat ed.y told that ail, eftlarleu, would be paid in full after the EauOMireefcgage-ment. Mr.

Joe F. Wlllard was an equaJ partner with Mr. Hoskins, and. while Mr. iosklns left the preceding night, with a iarge sum in his posstss-lon, Mr.

Wlllard Veft at 5 o'clock with an equally; at. 8 o'clock the same morning, a letter was handled to me by the clerk of the Saw- jyer iHxwsei, of which the following Is a true copy: -'Friends and Fellow Citizens: I wrrjv but yon know, how it la, ail turned the. hot air on JmC and tried to throw me down. I made up my mind to throw you. I gave you the Jolly, to hold you ever since AVausau.

You can find me at the Keller House' in Chicago, corner Washington and Franklin street "Signed. JOE F. Of in the light of subsequent wvents, we must review his acts 4n the alight preceding his sudden dparture. He collected from the different members of the company, pieces of wardrobe and other articles that were'usedt in tha play. These he packed in his own trunks, without creating any suspicion, of his dastardly Intentions.

Th article, published as a telegram from the St. Paul DWpatch in your issue of April 22nd, would make it appear that Joe F. Willard was an innocent vie-tlm, which quite the contrary wis the case. It was he that deliberately planned this clever-(?) trick to cheat the people out of three and oiie-fcalf week's salary. He waited for the results of the Eau Claire engagement, and together THE CHICAGO STORE ALFRED KAHN, Prop.

i FTVW HTOH SCHOOti UIKU), write' good, bandi indlyidually 4 the next time, please sign your wune your communication. The names are not; necessarily for publication, but for In regard to tbeWse of the. fair iground you will have, to see; Mr' Andrew Jack son. His Honor. Mayor Douglas, has no jurisdiction over the grounds.

Ti oNiTHBjWRQNG TRACKj THOMAS. Th Editor-Mayor of Chippewa Gets Thjngs Snarled in His paper Regard lhg Eau'- Assemblyman of Eau Claire, is home from Madison and it is giVeiTbu't 'that he will not return to Madison. -Bufflngton has had but little success as- a legislator. ti presented two very worthy measures and both were killed. The above appeared In yesterday's Phinoewa Independent, edited and pub- lished by Ex-Secretary of State The.

J. Cunnlng'ham. who is also CMppewas mayor. A teader reporter called Mr. Buffing- ton's attention' to the article last even in.

He said: I do riot know the animus. for such a statement. I will return to Madison on Mt.Hgv and continue my work as MRS. MACARTHUR LEAVES. For West Point Where Her Son, Doug' las Mac Arthur, Has Received A Cadetshlp.

Sentinel: Mrs. Arthur MacArthur left Milwaukee yesterday, for the purpose of taking up her residence at Highland Falls. N. near the West Point Mili tary academy, where her son, Douglas MacArthur, has been appointed to m.Aofhitv Mrs. MacArthur will make her home at Cransan's hotel.

Douglas MacArthur was appointed to the West Point Military academy by Congressman mien last vear a. few days before his father, MacArthur, left Mil BTftukee for San Francisco for the -pur pose of going to' Manila where he has since distinguished himself in the war against the Philippine Insurgents. An elder brother of the young West Pointer was a midshipman on the United States gunboat Vixen, and performed valiant service during the war with Spaln.Doug- las MacArthur was for four years pre vious to his appointment to West Point, a student at the west Texas Military Training school, at Fort SamV Houston, Tex. He was born in the United States barracks near Little Rock, when his father was a captain in the Thir teenth regular infantry and from his early boyhood days evinced a liking for military service. TEN YEARS YOUNGER.

"Arter having the grip i was ift in a very weak condition, and with no appetite at all. After taking three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla 1 felt ten years younger. Hood sarsaparma is hk flour we always have it in the house. H. Burrill, Box 215, Mankota, Min nesota.

Hood's Pil's are non-irrirating and the only cathartic to take with Hood's, Sarsaparilla. FIRE JEWISH The small frame building 16x16 used as tool house, and by the sexton of the Jewish cemetery was destroyed by fire last night' at. 10 o'clock. The brigade had to lay 2 000 fet of hose. It was caused by the fire running through the long dry grass, which prevails In the cemetery.

44 A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss. tf This is merely another way of saying thai careless men and women fail to get what is due them. Ordinarily the 94 moss is con- strued to mean wealth or Denejtt ofsome kind, but the attainment of any of these depends upon health. And health depends upon what? The condition frf. the blood, and but few realize this fact.

You cannot be well when your blood is impure. Impurities of the blood clog every organ. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies by taking out the vicious elementa; and leaving the blood aa it should be the feeder of life. Pimples-" Headaches, nose bleed and pimples made me so weak that I could not work. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave me good sleep, strength, and cured me." Arthcr m.

fcHRKUTRAiT, 19U West Fayette Street, byracuse, N. Crip-" Through the blessing of God Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills cured me of grip and the after weakness. My heart -and nerves were badly affected, hot am now strong and hearty, doing all my housework. I have been a walking adref tisement for Hood's among my neighbors." Mas. Mabt M.

Messbhqer, Freehold, Pa. Scrofula Sores My baby at two months had scrofula sores on cheek and arm. Local applications and physicians' medicine did little or no good. Hood's 8ar-sa pari Ma cured hm permanently. He is now four, with smooth fair skin." Mas.

8. 8. W10TS, Karmington, Del. Eruptions "I spent hundreds of dollars to cure eruptions on my right leg without permanent good. Six bottles of Hood's SarsaparJUa cemftletely me.

I am very grateful. Hkxxam Baktlctt, HZ1 Ninth. AYfA XftrA'ort Rheumatism My husband was Obliged to iye up work on account of rheumatism. No remedy helped, until he used Hood's which permaoentfr it cured my daoehter of tarrh. I gfrs it to the children with goM resajts." Ma.

J. 8. WcMath, sumford, tu Koott rtlte rr Brf l)H; th n-tiTttttB4C m4 wpnii. 25 rolls half wool all choice this season's vt-E Oil terns. Special ZO.

OUandOOG 25 rolls all wool extra super, rflA all new designi, special J)j 50 rolls all wool extra heavy quality best standard makes, beautiful newjC designs Uu 35 rolls, 3 ply extra heavy quality, beautiful new patterns1 75c special 50 pieces Tapestry Brussels. i newest patterns. Special for sale 60 pieces best Tapestry patterns, special ub 28 inch Couch like Cut covered with or velour nicely tufted, good steel springs worth forJQ Qrt this special sale. LIBRARY COURSE. Last Entertainment, Wednesday Even- nlng, April ,26, George Kennan, the famous explorer Sind lecturer will dose the course with one of his thrilling and fascinating talks on and adventure.

In the peace-suggesting surroundings of the First Baptist church Of Brooklyn, George Kennan last night carried a pacific audience through the strange i and thrilling experiences of his adventures in the mountains of the. Caucasus. He is dramatic, and dramatically discriminat ing, introducing nothing that will not force Itself on the attention of his hearers and maintain that attention from scene to scene till, in a well-rounded close, his story is endedv His exploration of the Caucasus was a brilliant and dar ing exploit, accomplished with no com-, panions Of his own race, "but- under the guidance of Djordjadsi, a Georian prince. and a train of his mountaineers. Besides the narration of his own adventures, Mr.

Kennan gave a splendid description of the natural scenery of the Caucasus, of its inhabitants, their otigln, their history, their manners and -customs, and their music. He recited translations of their poetry, and sang a song as he had heard it improvised'. His recital of how Scharnyl, the mountain leader, held the peak of Gunlb against the and how the mountain was finally stormed, the little garrison annihilated, and Scharnyl captured, was a battle story equal to any ever told by the lecturing war correspondents. New York Dally Tribune. Sale of seats begins Wednesday morning.

HOME COMFORT. Comfort In a Small Compass. Eau laire People Interested. It's a nice thing to be able to carry comfort In your pocket, have It at home and take it with you in your daily vocation. No one can be comfortable with any itchiness of the skin, irritations of any nature, such as ecsema, piles or like troubles, make you miserable all day long and restless all night Relief means comfort.

Perfect cure means happiness. I loth re'ief and. cure are near -at hand for everyone who uses Doan's Ointment. Everybody who tries it becomes an enthusiast and always has a box about to make life comfortable for himself and ml family. Plenty of Eau Claire people endorse our claims for It.

Read what this citixen eays: Mr. H. C. Barrows, of 60S South Bar-stow street, salesroom man at the Eau Claire Grocery Company, says: "We had occasion to use Doan's Ointment in our family. It did the work thoroughly and well.

Any. preparation which acts up to the representations made for it when here ere so many on the market which tail In this respect, deserve the endore-' UoB of 'tfae pubUc. 1 can, recommend Don' Otatmeat for the-various ffllCf. Uons for which It is guaranteed' to be Aim "1 ni -Z77 A.r. 1 I N.

all I T. 50 rolls Body match, beautiful Borders' to designs 85c 50 rolls velvet carpets; Handsome 85c designs, special Royal Wiltons best goods in the' mar ket, borders to match at special prices. Chfnese Mattings, special 12, 15c- Cotton warp. Jap Matting 7 seamless, Special 20c and 25c Cocoa Matting" S'air Carpei and hemp Carpets, at special prices. Lineolum and oU cloths, good patterns at low prices.

Solid Oak Side Board (like cut) with inch beveled plate mirror nicely hand carved, 3 drawers, serpentine front, cast brass trimming, wellQQ Eft worth M2.00. Special for OO.UXJ A very pretty carriage (like cut) with silk plush roll, nicely ornamented, nickel plated gear, patent brake, upholstering in good coloring, a carriage well CD (IA orth Our price VUsUU Our line consists of oyer 100 baby carriages of every Sort, plain or elaborate with, any desirable style-of upholstery and parasols, at pricesAA Pfl AND ugmg trom yOsQU UP ers, price 50 cents. Mailed by Poster-. Mllbum Co.r Buffato. N.

agents for the U. S. Kemember the name Doan a -md take no other. ANNOUNCEMENT. To accommodate those Who are partial to the use of atomizers in applying liquids into the nasftl passages for catarrhal the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's Liquids Cream Balm.

Price including the spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by mall. The liquid form embodies the medicinal properties of the solid preparation. Cream Balm Isquickly absorbed bv the membrane.and does not dry up the secretions, i hut changes them to a natural and healthy character. Ely Brother.

56 Warren Y. A SVri Of btau 1 A Joy forever. DR. T. FELIX C9URAUD ORIENTAL.

CRJAM, OR MAOICAL BiAUTIFIEk Bemoves TVin Pimp'es, Freckles Moth Patcb'n Saxb and Sin and try blemish on a-tr: anJ dt- ndetection. It has stood the twt of rears and is so harmless we taste it to be sura it is properly mads, accept no counterfeit of iimilar ianie Or. L. A. Sayre said to a lady of tns nant-tnn (a puti ladies will a ihm, I terom reod'Uouraud's Cream' aa the least harmful of the Skin preparations." For sale br all Drug(cits and Koncv goods Dealers in the U.

S. Canada, and Fnrope. Fkd. T. HoPKiNS.Prop'r.

Great Jones N.Y Lightning LedgerJ The very, latest and best labor saving' device, Saves over 50 per cent time CA, simplicity is embodied not heretofore knowa OUR BOOKSjMj Combloatioa Record, Ufhtolrf Ledger, Kecord 01 retty Accounts, Traveler's Hoasehold Farmer's Record, Simple' Bnsiness Recsrd," Slajle Entry. Send me a postal and I wil cal on you ot phone, nre. P. T. LEE, Representative, laiaa tSK Imj.

less parts, rndtolhe same thickdesstn ough wrought steel, We gua.antec oven not to warp or lose its shape. Fi.eboxes Warran. ted for ax Years. This ex- OO flft -f "M' l-QRAND ONE WEEK, Commencing I Holiday, April 24, '09 The National Theatre Co0 i I 'I Euphonic Band and Orches- tra. SuppoAine the talented voun? I actresi, 4- RUTH CRAVEN.

Monday, The great comedy-drama -comrads." A big company. T' Specialtiea every night, i Matinee, Saturday at 2:30, urana production of "Ten Nights in a Bar Roam" gan. I Change of Bill Nightly: lOcts. 20cts! 30ctst LADIES FREE Monday bn 30c LOSTA. white rosary, on or around ae-, pot hilL Finder will, be by leaving the same at this office.

WANTED To exchange, new five roeni house, stone foundation, brick cellar city water, corner lot. 740 corner of Newton and Doty streets, for beavr team of horses, harness and Ftiqulre of A. D. Chppeli, Eau Clalrey AGENTS WANTED For. latest Improve ed gasoline lamps.

We guarantee best lamp and largest ootr.rnisf.lons of any onr the market. II. C. Webb Sioux Citjr, Iowa 1 1 1H at onea Apply 1237 South Farweil GIWANTED-Apprr at Prospect' Dont Be Fooledi aaarast stof AmM Wit werthlsss SButatia73 ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Ts Om skH we saS TttTTTVTt a. -wTtirthe receipts of til mptoAsQcial position, learnina or divided the spoils with his equally crirn- for- COOKING fonr-bnrner Gas Range, with Broiling and Baking 0en.

for $10.00 ran to gat ranges without cut. Boiling Stoves from fcc op. Service pipes from street ran free of charge. All kinds of Gas appliances at reasonable Plicet. mmmm Office Opposite the Eaa Claire House.

BflU GLfllRaToflS LIGHT GO. Ctrcng Inducements in -v Wishin'z to close ont my entire stock of Empreaa Josephine Good (they are not of an inferior quality.ibnt a class of preparations) will sell at follow ing Empress Josephine Face Rleach 75c lx Tonic It. 50 "li.oo fenamel t.50 oo Powdor(large) Soc 36c (snail) 5 Cream K8 li TiotH Powdcf tyf 7C -DentafCteam" tJC 7c Hair Toaic 69c PLAYTER'S DRUG STORE, 117 BRIDGE STPEET ror'DeIlcacy i Soepartty.aodMhapieuiasnt oftbe (j)l otvUg mp sva Posaoitia lowry. Inal partner, and decamped. Several members of the company are still In Stillwater, unable to move through lack of funds, and are likety to become "a charge on the city.

Suoh is the delightful record by t. 3pp. F. Wlllard in his first and last starring tour of five weks. v.

The letter he lefr for -'u'b' entitled: 'Friends and Fellow Citizen" shows the extent of his literary pretensions, and I ask all honest, reputable people, here-After, to shun Joe F. Wlllard. "Whoever touches pitch, defiles him-elf." I trust you will publish this statement in the same spirit of fairness that IS always exhibited' by your jour a aJ in acquainting the public with the truth. Yours, very truly. BEN MITCHELL.

For MARION KNIGHT, WALTER LAWRENCE, IRENE i JENNIE CLEVELAND, CHAS, BOYD, Members of 'KJdnappeH Company." WANT8 TO VOTjp MRS SHAW. To the Editor: I would like to know If' this ondge on- test is confined to yonng ladies only. I nave a hundred vote, and would like to place tbera or Mrs. Daniel Shaw, and thick know of several thousand more votes I could ret for the samejfcdy. Who; 1 would ilka to know, la more worthy of our notice or more deserving of recognition than this fine old lady pioneer.

Of course I do not want to say, or do anything to conflict with any ar-rtngemenU hitherU made, but if it ia la order to Introduce Mrs. Shew name, please say so in your next issue. Respectfully Ki'JSBltted. PIONEER. 8KB ANDRI sBjiPrli, 1 Pse ae ay ail wraggSai ibllsh the- fellewliig.

WOl yoti please 1 Mr .1 1 1.