The Oshkosh Northwestern from Oshkosh, Wisconsin • Page 2

THE DAILY JTOBTH WESTEB3T. OSHKOSg. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1897 -T WET. PAOE3. MAXCY'S BIG PURCHASE.

Tbe Daily Hortawestern, ANOTHER SCOW COMING ICE YACHTSMEN TO MEET. ANOTHER QUARTER MILLION FEET OF BIDS IN THE BEAVER DAM WATER WORKS PLANT FOR $70,000, SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 1S97. CATHERINC OF THOSE INTERESTED CALLED FOR THIS EVENINC. LUMBER BEING SHIPPED.

SHORT NOTES. mis Will Make the Third Load Shipped I'urrhase Made for Holders of the Honda. Mr. Maxcy Was Appointed Receiver of the Plant a Vear and Half Ago Details. Meeting to Be Held In the Oshkosh Yacht Club House for the Purpose of Orgaulzing for the Winter's Kport The Detail.

jo iere Dy the 1'aine Lumber Com paoy-l'lnn Has lleen Fouud a Ciood One So Far. Mrs. Thresher entertained her Sunday school class her home. Friday evening. Jilt Maynard Is now gradually Improv TONIGHT! 6 to 9:30 o'clock.

ing, after a severe Illness of several weeks. Toe Ministerial association will meet a the Y. M. G. A.

rooms at ten o'clock, The third scow load of lumber for the Paine lumber company Is being loaded at Menominee and will be in this city some time Monday. This load like th Ex-Governor Upham was in the city last evening ami he left this morning for Mil. other two will contain a quarter million feet of factory lumber, making 750,000 OUR SPECIALS. waukee. Miss Annie Edwards (eft today for Kau teet of that lumber shipped here by the new method.

As the Paine Lumber com W. G. Maxcy purchased the water works plant of Beaver Dam for $70,000 Friday afternoon. The purchase was made In the interest of the bondholders of the plamt and It was only secured after sharp bidding by Heaver Dam parties who desired to get control of the plant and W. G.

Maxey, who was bidding for the bondholders. Mr. Maxcy started the ball rolling at $20,000 but the Beaver Dam parties were so determined to secure it that a call of $70,000 was necessary before the Oshkosh man landed the prize. Though the price was somewhat higher than he thought of paying yet Mr. Maxcy eels that he se- Kauna lor a week's visit with MIsa Anna pany has still several million feet McLean, Mrs.

K. II. Hubbard and children of Mo 50 pairs of Kid Gloves, broken assortment sizes. A good $1.00 value, to close lumber at Menominee and Marinette. 50c There will be a meeting of the lee club yachtsmen this evening at the Oshkosh Yacht club house, to organize for the winter's sport.

The summer yachtsmen have kindly granted the use of their beautiful little structure on the river bank to the lee yachtsmen for their meet-mgs. A large number of those own'ng summer crafts are also enthusiasts hi Ice boating. Oshkosh will endeavor to retain her supremacy in Ice boating as she has maintained It in summer boating and there is little doubt that she wlli be able to do it. Oshkosh Ice yachtsmen won the trophy cup last year against all comers and the hoys are bent on retaining it another year. FUNERAL OF MRS.

JUARILli. bile, are here upending part of the fad at their northern home. 50 dozen mors Turkish Towels. 18x36, sood quality. 4 for 25c, or one for r.rnest lien, eke, a Waukesha farmor, Is probable that the tug Dennesen and the big scow will 'be kept busy until the season for navigation closes.

That may be In a couple weeks, and it may not be for a month or more, depending upon the weather. This means of shipping lumber has been found wholly up to the who lias been visiting ut the residence of lc Brooks' 100 yard Machine Thread, (black or white), per spool Henry Huhn, Aigoma street, for tin past few days, returned to his home todiy xir. J. Aubrey Brock way, of Marshall IFcld wholesale house, Chicago, is I3 expected home tCiis evening for a week's Outine Flannels, good stylfl and quality. Worth 8c, only expectations of the company, and has cut down tine freight rate from that charged by the railroad company more than one-half.

Considerable trouble vacation, lie will also spend a day or two In Green Bay.vlsiting his sister, Miss 'Mia- Services Held at Presbyterian Chnrch Fri was experienced with the first load on aeocunt of low water, but the second nle A. Brockwuy, who is supervisor drawing in the public schools there. a suuu wtu'Kain. J.ne plant was formerly owned by Moffatt, Hotchklss Clark, eastern parties. The plant went into the receiver's hands a year ago last April, Mr.

Maxcy being named as the receiver. The will name a local manager for their new purchase. SMALL CROWD FRIDAY. FAIR CROUNO NEARLY DISMANTLED BY EVENINC, day Afternoon. The funeral of (Mrs.

Elizabeth Martir wife of Fred Martlr, who died WinMfc load which arrived here last Saturday, ABOVE SPECIAL VALUES FOR TONIGHT'S SALE. TOPLIFF DRY GOODS CO. was Brought up river without difficulty iur nome, im Alerrltt trent -no trouble is expected wish the load now coming. This means of transport Friday afternoon at two o'clock from th Presbyterian thurch, Rev. L.

The remains were taken to the ing lumber having been found to be successful, expected that a considerable i-uuieian cemetery on the south side for burial. Mrs. Martlr was sixty vear, Millinery Announcement On Tuesday. Wednesday ourt Thursday, 'October ft, 6 and we shall have a special olsplay of Millinery, our aim has tieen this tall 10 mi our assorlment so complete that we hoi to please our putrons, both in style and price. All are cordially invited.

Doherty Klcs, 149 Jlaln St. Open evenings on above dates. amount of It will be done next summer, age and is survived by a husband and Ave uiuuren. bt-verai other local sash, door and blind manufacturers get a great deal of their factory lumber from the Menominee river, and these will no doubt make use of rawnre Bill's Show LeU for the East-A llurro Colt-Races Were Disappointing Taking Up a Great Deal of Time by Splitting lip. this means of transporting lumber an Amusements.

John Dillon played to another large audience at the opera house, last evening other season. IT WAS NIP. AND TUCK. The attendance at the fair on the rins. Jng day, Friday, was very light In com- Mr.

Dillon celebrated his sixty-sixth birthday today. BLOODED STOCK SALE. 0F parison to what It had been on the two EXTRAORDINARY COLLAR SALE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OSHKOSH FAIR ABOUT EVEN. previous flays. After the afternoon performance, the great tent of the Pawnee "AT Or JOHN WASHBURN'S THE THE MARKETS.

mil Wild West show was truck, and the work of packing up was begun. Bv five FIRST OF ANY SI2c IN COUNTY. Roughly Estimated the Receipts Were with About the Same Anionut of Kxpendltures-What Sec'y AngeU Hays of the Fair. o'clock nearly every vestige of tbe ereat iew York. Oct.

Stre'Th Prominent Stock Raisers Throughout the snow had disappeared. The show re market opefed with a strong upward tendency, which was esneclnlk- Tni.rirn.i i turns to Pennsylvania. One of the In nternatlon.il stocks and rr9n fetate ere in Attendnnce-The Purchasers and the Prices raid-About OO Head Were Sold. teresting features of the outfit Friday was a burro colt which had been foaled London having furnished the Impetus by higher quotations. led th inursday.

Although a little thirnr. I frisked about as lively as a kitten, and grangers with a gain of and Misouri raciflc opened with the same train T- "You may say that the Oshkosh Fair association Is in hopes that It will pull out about even," ere the words of Secretary Angell to a Northwestern reporter this mottling. Continuing, he said, "Tiiere may be a slight surplus hut I will any The first 'blooded stock sale of magnitude that has occurred in attracted much attention. It was named this liattan also- rose and increased the gain to almost Imediately. Chicago Gas was Oshkosh.

About five o'clock those hav county was that of John Washburns' on ng displays at the 'fair began to remove uu: umy prominent stock to shnnf Wednesday of this week at his farm lust cllne, which was but recovered. them, and soon the live stock stalls, fowl norm or the city. Mr. Washburn cleeid ed on the sale for the reason that the NEW YORK STOCKS. The following is the ranee 01 nri ldiin was soia some two years ago to as furnished by W.

E. Fildes cn Jfrank Tcrcy and the property is being cu. up into Jots and platted. It was Open-me. Hieh.

Low. TodavY'dv Ptccks make no definite statement relative to the financial results of the fair just held. Although no meeting of the board of directors has as yet been held, yet Secretary AngeU was certain that next year's fair, if it is decided to hold one, will be conducted along the same lines as the one just ended. "The fair directors have not in previous years," said the secretary, "sold beer privileges in order to make It an Immoral attraction, liut for the simple reason that we ihave found that we can get big tmney from the sale stipulated at the time of the purchase of the farm that possession should be given Atftuson 32" S3 33 Id 98 coop, and exposition building began to have a deserted appearance. The races were a sort of disappointment.

There were three events down on the card, the unfinished 2:18 trot; the 2:25 pace and the 2:16 pace. Although Oslund L. had the first two heats in the 2:18 trot, the other heals split up and it took five to finish it. Five heat of the second event were sent, and then the race was post. lKined until this morning on account of darkness.There being no time for the 2:18 pace It was declared off.

The races S24 si4 U7 Oncairo fins Cnnncn South'n. hH C. M. hi. Opening sale Saturday.

Peyser's famous 2,100 linen ioc collars and 20c cuffs. These collars and cuffs are made from tbe same quality of linen as the much advertised 25c grades. What you save on these will pay all your laundry bills. We have on exhibition collars of all the leading makers side by side and cut apart to compare. You can see the results yoursel' Oct.

1 of this year. Rather than to secure new pasture for his stock Mr. Washburn decided on a public sale of the animals. 111,5 VI 1' Edison Lean Com .17 There were sixty head, all registered Learner t5U roerican Suirar Win mi 6W W4 01 KH 'Al iX't 65 18 lWf SI 6(1 16 117 Utl'i f'H 11 U0 fis V4 Ht'fH H7. fhii H5 lou 31 i it WJ animals, Including hulls, cows and calves, and all but five of the pnMr lH CHS Wi Wit B4 Uh IS'), HI" 16.

10 00! Missouri Pacitlc. Hit Louisville 4 N. 5ii which wore sent were interesting enough. UNFINISHED 2:18 TROT. I asii (HI 18 mi 60 to a were sold to parties outside the citv.

ersey Cent Odij The sale was largely attended, manv "nuwesiern 1. Central mvK A. O. KUEHMSTED, 85 MAIN ST. Kraainp ibv prominent'stoek raisers throughout the state helng present.

The bidding was very lively and all the cows in the lot were sold in a period of an hour and a of such privileges and we have found It necessary to accept the, same In order to make both ends meet. This year for Instance we could have come out J600 to $1,000 ahead if we had accepted offers for beer privileges, whereas we Just about made an even thing of It." Here Is a rough estimate of the financial outcome of the present fair as fur. nlshed by Secretary AngeU: Expenditures. Pawnee Bill troupe $2,800 Electric lighting 'j00 W. TeiCKromi 10 WHEAT FAILS TO HOT.

TV half. The prices obtained averaged up Oakleaf, the Oshkosh horse which went In the two fierst heats of the unfinished 2:18 trot Thursday, was drawn, leaving a field of four to start Friday. Oslund L. who won two straight heats Thursday threw his scalper on the back track, and took fourth place, thus splitting the race. The heat was won by King Wagner in King Wagner took the second heat, although Bric-a-Brac had a wen.

Among the animals purchased wa a bull, a grandson of Brown Bessie, the champ. on' Cow at the World's fair. Tlii animal was secured jby Senator Stou Attorney General Mylrea and W. I Premiums 2,200 liace purses (over and above en-. trance fees) gOO Hauser, for the state insane asylum farm of Dane county.

The price paid cirsr 1TEM3, Danre. Saturday night at Sixth ward hall, Sixth street. Herman Steckbauer. Chlcajro, 111., Oct. opened steady today at a slight advance, December 91114c, against yesterday's closing price of 90Hc It was quoted at 90e immediately, -Liverpool was surprisingly firm, showing a.

slight advance at the close, notwithstanding the weakness here yesterday. Argentine reported want of rainj. The drought west Is unhroker and very acute, and ulie weather bureau predicted fair weather everywhere for the next thirty-six hours, except possibly loca? showers in Minnesota and North Dakota. However the market grew quite weak shortly after the opening on heavy selling by prominent room traders, December breaking- a full was 11. S.

Eldred of Milwaukee 400 cured one bull and seven cows at $10 to $.0 per head. F. Scribner of Rosen Total Receipts. At gate and at raw nee goon ieaa to the three-quarter post. On the stretch there was a lively race between Oslund L.

and the winning horse. The next heat was a horse race from start to finish. King Wagner and Brlc-a-Brac struggled for first place to the third quarter, when Oslund L. forged ahead. It was a pretty race between the two leaders on the stretch and was lost to Oslund L.

when King Wagner fal dale purchased six cows, the lowest pric GRAND OPERA HOUSE J. E. WILLIAMS, manager. Entertainment Course Under the auspices of the Young Ladies' Society of the First Congregational church. paid being $50 and the highest $150.

Wm Excursion to Milwaukee. Sunday. October 3, the Northwestern line will run an excursion train to Milwaukee and return. Train- leaves O.s-kosh 7:26 m. Returnlnar.

leaves MiituanVoa x-iuin Biaiu i per cent of pre-. mlums) ogo P. Phillips of Lake Mills, secured eight head of the choicest stock. Messrs Sawyer and Chase of this city purchased tered for an instant twenty yards from two cows at $125 a piece while George p. m.

Fare J1.50 round trip. Excursion tickets will also be good going on regular train leaving Saturday, 4:20 p. and good returning on all regular trains up to A. Buckstaff got three, for which he paid not over $50 apiece. Senator C.

aim iimiuuing iram leaving tne wire. Summary: Oslund 1 1 King Wagner 4 2 2 Trilby P. 3 4 at 4 3 ill 2'2 Davis also secured one cow. Wallace Lloyd, p. Monday, Oct.

4. J. H. Agent. 3 Brown of Edgarton, purchased five cent to SSic New York reported forelgo.

ers good buyers on the dip, better local support materialized later and December reacted to i'Jc. The week's clearances for wheat were larger than expected, at bushels, making a total of bushels cleared in the past four weeks. N'oruhwest ecipts were 1.1S3 cars, compared with 1.2C6 last week and 1,171 same day last year. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. The following is the range of nrlcss to.

cows at $50 a head. R. C. Green of Al Total $5,900 It will he seen by the above that It was a. very even thing.

Labor, salaries and advertising are not Included in the above statement, and the expenditures for these be offset by the receipts from the grand stand and the sale of stand privileges on the grounds. The Pawnee Bill receipts were $2,000, a shortage of $S00 in the sum guaranteed to the company. However, there were doubtless hundreds who came to witness the show who also paid a 25 cents admission to the fair and this is not shown in she re oion, purchased a calf for $48, Time, 2:17 2:25 rACE. Sin may be ugly, but it understands ttie art of beauty culture. cnas.

l. Gale of Prentice, bought a ine pace started with a field of six horses, Poker, Lady and Ellen OCT. 19-Rcdpath Grand Concert Co. With Clementine De Vere is frlnclpal Artist DEC. U-Robert Eurdette, the Celebrated Humorist.

JAN. 1 8-Prof Fr.nch, the Cartoonist. FEB. 24-den. Ojrdon, on the List Cays of the Confederacy.

cow for Ji0 and Andrew secured a cow for the Soldiers' Home. Among the newspaper correspondents In attendance TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Dean who were down on Ihe card were scratched and Franklin whose name day as furnished by W. E. Flldes Co.

at the sale was Mrs. Howie, representing Hoard's Dairyman of Ft. Atkinson TCO LATE TO CLASSIFY. -Closing Today. Y'dy was not aown, was started with the field.

The new horse caused some trou and The Jersey Bulletin of Indianapolis, ceipts from the Pawnee Bill show, hence Articles. Vi heat-Dec May it can not De sa that the show was in nidsumm Low. mi 8 a MARCH 25-Oeorge Riddle. Night's Dream. losing attraction for it probably more THEY MUST "OBEY." Corn- If a Ulrl Doesn't Want To She Ought Not Dec May tnan paid its way.

DECREE OF DIVORCE. Cats- Crtn-mg. 00 Wi tax 8 6.. (J A.hO .67 to Marry. If a girl shrinks from the word "obey High.

OH 8,33 4 57 4.73 PULL COURSE TICKETS: One Dollar Each. Tor sale at Bauman's Drug Store. AVBIiSH SALEM Church on Light Street -Preaching at 10:30 a. m. by the Fastor, Rev.

iDavid avlcs; Sunday School at 2 p. Junior Endeavor, and Christian Endeavor, 6 p. m. Preaching at 7 p. m.

FOR SAJLE-Very Cheap if Taken at Once, a Very Valuable Piece of Property, corner of AVaugoo and State Stree s. Also a Grocery Store In One of the Bet Locations In the City, Corner of West Irving and Jackson streets. (For Particulars Call at F. V. Worcester, 92 E.

Dec May Granted In the Cane of Wright ES WH 9.1) 4.f2 4.1,7 Herniates 10 speaK it at the altar, it fcrk- Wright. 9.1 win tie better that she shall never approach the hour of her marriage. Either In circuit court this morning Judge Eur Dec Jany 15 9.1U 4.51 4.06 ne-H handed down a decision In the action Laro she is doubtful of her own love or dis Dec lor divorce, entitled Florence "Wright vs iruais me heart or her Jover. And In ble on the score, and the field was finally sent off. Haroldian was up In the air soon after crossing the wire.

The heat was won easily by Combat In 2:20. The first half mile was made at a 2:12 clip. In the second heat the field got off well, and at the half mile were strung out, with Combat well in the lead. Mollle G. and Ringing then forged up, and the former led on the stretch, winning In 2:18.

Mollle G. had the next heat from the start, finishing in 2:21. was then drawn, and Franklin G. took the next heat, coming up on Mollie G. on the stretch.

The fifth heat was paced shortly after six o'clock. Franklyn G. came under the wire first and Mollle G. last, but as It was so dark Judges could not sec the gait of the horses, and there were complalnls and claims from all the drivers, it was declared no heat. The race was then postponed until ten irrnna a.

wrignt, which was tried and either case her marriage will be a 8,11 taken under advisement several days ago i toil Rib Sides-Dec 4.73 Jany i.i the eyes of God. Where marriage i. 4.79 4.75 4.77 4 4 4.70 75 4.75 Oats. Cars. 578 GRAND OPERA HOUSE K.

WILLIAMS, Manager. THURSDfly EVENING, tie decision grants to the plaintiff a de A UAKUA1N IN UOIKKHOLI) GOOUS. Eoceipts cree of divorce, custody of the child Hogs union 01 true love and marriage should be naught but that-the question of "obey" is not thought of: It does not Wheat. Care. 26a Corn, a-8 oeau further orders of the court; $15 a week fo Today Tomorrow THE Complete Furnishings of Nice House for Salo Regardless of Price.

Everything New. Call at SO Fulton Street. Mon.ljv Its care, paid monthly. In the divorce case US.W0 enter the mind of the girl. One thought alone is uppermost and supreme: the of Mary Powers vs.

George Powers, a de Morning. Dr. F. A. Wright, Magnetic creo of divorce was.

also granted. The cane union of two loving hearts, each filled Corn opened steady at lie advance mi neaier. went by default. Referee Judge C. soontiirned weak on selling by room trad ie inougni or me other both to v-ieveiatw reported In the matlcr of the ers, some liquidation was caused nn ue united In one complete whole.

That FOKIINK TEIXKK. anticipated break Ut) of thp Hpnnoh' receivership of thelMaple City Chair com la marriage, and that alone. Let non KNOWLEDGE of the Future is Power for o'clock this morning when Mollie took pany. D. C.

Buckstaff, receiver, was al- essentials enter it, and the holiest state though no general rains are expected. Receipts were posted at 8S cars. Thl ti her third heat and race In 2:21. Sum mary: rar Deiow me estimate. December ODened ivwcu miju ana Barbers Beglinger, attorneys for the receiver, were allowed $176 for UOiUBtK 7.

HENRY AUSTIN ADAMS, M. A. In His Famous Lecture on Cardinal Newman at ciflai-xc, aecnnea to Z)c29Uc and aiiinie 4 1 their services. ine present. Know Your Future and Guide Yourself Accordingly.

You Cai! Do So by Consulting the Great Fortune Teller and Egyptian Charm Worker. Prof. Douglas, 51 West Irving Street.Cor-ner Central Avenue. Fee, Up. 1 reacted to 8i)iicjfflVic.

Oats were dull but nrm, Combat 1 2 Franklin 6 5 Ringing 2 3 4 1 FRIDAY'S FIRES. CHICAGO MARKETS. Chicago, Oct. 2. lOL'ITHY I.ivo raise Alarm ann womlnhed Blaze Make 3 dr LKG.IL NOTICE.

Tommy Mack 3 4 Haroldine 6 easy; turkeys 9cSi 10c; chickens Vc; spring chicken. 7l4c; ducks 8c. Department Hustle. The department made a fruitless chas. dr 21.

Time, OLTrBR-Steady creamery Lics-fv into wnich man and woman caji enter this side of heaven becomes a wrong, an Irreparable sin. Shall these two girls, then, and all other girls with their faces' turned toward the altar of marriage during these weeks to come, say "obey?" Yes, a thousand times yes. And as they say It to the men of their hearts, so will the men. In turn, promise to love them as wives, "even as Christ loved the church" which unites them, "and gave Himself for it." No woman has ever found it difficult to obey the husband who loves her as only a true man can love one woman in a universe. She does not find the little word coming up In her married life to make her regret its utterance.

On the contrary, she never thinks of it, except to be thankful that SEVEN SMACKS to the Morgan company's plan; about 4:30 o'clock Friday afternoon all through -a misunderstanding. The houses were OUT, TICKETS: 25c and 3Be. EUGS-S toady; freshl3'ie. Special Warden tlnhnnton Makes a Dis 5 ft notified that ihe street box in the vlcln i There Is a Class of PoodIo covery Thin Al nrnlng. nn luijf nas ut ne puiiPd as a TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

About 7:30 o'clock this mortilnsr, when a test of Its condition. Not satisfied with wno are injured Dy mo use of coffee. Re-cently there has been placed In all the STATE of Wisconsin, County of Winnebago, City of Othkosh. In Justice's court, before Chris Sarau, J. P.

To Wm. McArdle. You are hereby notified that a summons and garnishee have been issued against you, and your property garnished to satisfy the demand 'Mrs. W. Gebauer, amounting to $3.80.

Now unless you shall appear before Chris Sarau, a justice of the peace in and for said county, at his office In the city of Oshkosh, sail county, on the 23d day of October, A. D. 197, at o'clock in forenoon, judgment will be rendered against you, a.nd your property sold to pay the debt. Northwestern reporter met Warden C. that, the private "box in the facory was TOO LATE TO CLASblF.

grocery stores a new preparation called Urain-O, made of pure grains, that takes Johnston, that official was happy because ruuea also and hence the run. of the fact that not a fUhlmr smack ha me piace 01 cotiee. The most delicate WAN'TED-A Girl to Do Housf work at uis' A fire In the woodshed at the rear of 1u11m1.11 receives It without srra nrwl etreet, in a Family of Three Mr-i A. C.IMuComb. but few can tell it from coffee.

It does tae residence of Charles Helm, 19 Sixth street, gave the department a run about 0 she did not shrink from it. The state of stirred out from the shore since Thursday. About an hour later the reporter and warden met again. Riu. time the official had a gieam in hiB eye that boded no good to not coot over one-fourth as much.

Children may drink it with great benefit, is twelve clock last night. The inside of matrimony is not a state of demand on the part of the husband, nor of obedience cen.s and cents per package. Try It. Ask iur urain-u. FOR It EXT A 'Hotel Building.

Also House with Furnace and "Water, Good, Also Some Otner Rooms E. Itatcllffe, Paper Hanger, U'7 Grand Avenue. Dated this 21 day of October, A. D. 1S97.

on the part of the wife. It Is a perfect MRS. W. GEBAUR, Plaintiff. tne shed was badly gutted.

It Is thought that the fire was the work of an incendiary although there Is no evidence to prove such is the case. Btie uim uus iwo people higher: a some one. "What's the matter, captain?" asked the scribe. "Since I saw you a while ago," answered the warden, "I rhe lake shore and found that reven smacks had started acrofs the lake." "Tfiere Is where love is masterful and 8U- LKGAL NOTICE. preme.

Ladies' Home Journal. STATE of Wisconsin, County Court for inneoago Comity, in Probate. liable to be some fun when they get back," ventured the reporter. "Well, I should say WANTED A Buyer for No. 275 Central Fine Large Porch, Four Sleeping Rooms, Every Room in the House" Beautifully Papered.

House ArtUticaily Painted Inside and Out, Centrally Located, Worth for Only A. C. McComb. Deafness Cannot be Cured by locaS applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portions of the ear. Tw i In the matter of the will of Orange II.

Harris, deceased. there is," was the answer. "I'll be there to receive them." Notice is hereby given that at ths specUl only one way to cure Deafness, and that is CITY ITEMS. Something: New In (ins Light. R.

1). Bradley, representing W. J. Buckley of Chicago, has placed In cigar store. No.

39 Main street, an Eagle Acetylene Gas Generator. The light Is superior to electric or gas light. Acetylene gas has fifteen times the Illuminating power of coal gas, and costs for Ugh: than coal gas at $1 per thousand feet. The Kagle generators can be put Into any building at a moderate cost, without any extra insurance risk. Every house holder should see the light.

oy constitutional remedies. Deafness caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Going- Direct to Klondike. Vancouver, B. Oct. Clifford term or the county court to be held In and for said ccurty, at the court house, in the city of Oshkosh, In said county, on the 4th Tuesday (b-ing the 26th day) of October.

A. D. at 10 o'clock a. the following matter will be heard and considered: Sifton, the Dominion minister of the in When this tulie gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearinir. an Leaving the Dining Itoom.

"When the dinner Is eaten and finser bowls have fulfilled their mission. It Is customary, where there are few attendants, or where there is 1jut one, for the host or the hostess' escort, whichever is nearest it, to open the door, and stand ky 4t while the women pass out, even though the men, as they sometimes do, follow them at once. It is not good form to return to the drawing room in pairs, a break being courtesy to other gruests, and sometimes a welcome change to such as may not have been wholly gratified with their entertainer's choice of dinner partners for them. Good Form. terior, and Major Walsh, administrator for when it is entirely closed Deafness Is the the Canadian Yukon, have arrived, accom result, ana unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it.

The application of Sylvanus Palmer to ad panied by a number of Indian guides and Mil- Extentiou on Excursion Tickets to waukee Via the Northwestern. Vk ANTED A Man with a Little Capital, to Establish a Harness Shop at Ria Lake. A Grocery Store, a 'Furniture and Undertaker's Store, a Basaar Store, Combined with Millinery and Dressmaking. Shop. Also a Dentist and a Photogra-Jh Man and a Hand Laundry.

I Have th Necessary Stores ami Offices for All if These. Who'll Appiy First. Sure to 'Make Money. I Also Want a Man wi.h 15.000 Capital to Take a 0,000 General Stock of Goods, for Which I Wlil Take a interest and Oive the Partner the Management of the Store and Locate It at Rib Lake. A Big Factory to Employ 110 Men Soon to Locate There.

A. C. McComb, several of the northwest mounted police. The government steamer. Quadra, is in the harbor to convey the whole ud normal condition, hearing will be destroy, ed forever; nine cases out of ten are cau-ed by catarrh, which la nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces mit to probate the last will and testament of Orange H.

(Harris, late of the cHy of Oshkosh. In said county, rfceeai-ed, and for letters testamentary thereon to be Issued to Sylvanus Palmer. i-i oKHxuay. jiaior nrnnn.i.. to 'We will give one hundred dollars for an tart for Klondike today.

October 2, IS97. For special excursion tickets to Milwaukee going at 7:26 a. m. 8unday, Oct. S.

the Northwestern line will honor tickets returning from Milwaukee for all trains up ito and including train leaving Milwaukee at :23 a. m. Monday, Oct. 4. J.

H. Lloyd, Agent. case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh be a cew woman A lost opportunity seldom finds lt (No woman wants to except an old womar; By Order of the Court, C. D. CLEVELAND, County Judee.

Send for clreulars.free. F. J. Cheney Co. back.

ouuu oy an uruggtsts, iac. Toledo, O. Publish Oct. 2, 9, 16. 1.