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THE DAILY "JKORTIIWESTERN OSHKOSB. SA1 URDAT. OCTOBER 15, 1898. rp LINE DRAWN. Tbe Daily Northwestern.

IT If AS NORSK THAN voc ocbcb I cb cococbcf Bargains in 1)11 SATURDAY, OCT. 15, 1898. A 3 FIGHTING FE it MEN WHO HAVE SEEN RIOTS CANNOT BE JURORS IN KIDD CASE. Thoroughly Good" y4 LfCllUGU Ull SHORT NOTES. Henry Lane 1ms from a se CIVIL-' MEMORIAL SERVICES AT THE OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY EVENING.

SERVICE EXAMINATION TAKEN BY OSHKOSH FIREMEN. The Whole Foreuoon Today Wag Consumed In Securing Two Jnron At Mood Today Twenty-Three Men 11 ad Bsen Examined, Gives to the wearer that satisfaction and ease, which comes only with the self-consciousness that one's clothing is perfect. Perfect in fit, perfect in style, perfect in workmanship. Entire. Staff of Second Regiment Wl.

Volunteer! to lie In Attendance Speeches by I'romlaeut Local Were l'ut Through l'hyslcal Tests That I nllii. Icrel home of the Joints 'I hat Have MifTeneit on Account of Dicme. 3 When the municipal court adjourned for the noon recess today twenty-three men had been examined on voir dire and of these five had been accented as jurors. A third special ventre, had been Fifteen firemen were ground through 3 Bennett, The tho civil service mill Friday by the police and lire commissioners. In the issued, consisting of six men to be pres vere attack of illness and Is able to be out again.

Mrs. Maty L. McrrMt is spending a few days in Marinette, the guest of her brother, J. F. Boyd.

Mr. and Mrs. tV. A. Gibbons of Fond flu Lac are in the city visiting with Mrs.

Geo. Smith, 117 Central Ave. Mr Mrs. Hrown of St. Joseph, are visiting their cousinfl Mrs.

Thomas E. Fuller, 29 Wright (street. The Daughters of the Revolution are decorating the opera house handsomely for the memorial service Sunday Flags are the leading features. Peter J. Zentner and G.

A. I'uepka will leave next Monday for Los Angeles, California, where tiny Intend to reside permanently and seek their fortunes In the land of sunshine, fruit and flowers. Mr. Zentner has resigned his position in the grocery store of William Diehmann, where he has long been employed. The many and Guarantees all these perfections in the fall winter suits that he is now making.

Tha memorial service In honor of tho dead of the Second regiment, Wisconsin volunteers, at the opera house Sunday evening, after several postponements, will be as Impressive a service as was ever held In Oshkosh. The spacious auditorium will probably not accommodate the crowds that will be desirous of attending, and therefore those who go early will be more likely to secure seats. Two tickets have been Issued to each ent in the afternoon and It was proposed to issue another venire of about twenty men to be present Monday morning in case the full jury could not be secured today. During the morning session the court 0 3 ruled that any one who had seen any of the riots, might be called In the case as a witness and therefore was not No wonder business is booming when we offer such values as these. We have the largest stock of Men's Underwear in this city all bought direct at the mill and sold at the littlest profit possible.

All Wool Natural Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers with pearl buttons, heavy weight, triple stitched seams, all sizes, 34 to 46 shirts, 30 to 44 drawers, worth $1 today, only 50c. Light brown, extra heavy, down and fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, full fashioned and equal to any $1 garment shown elsewhere, all sizes as above, today, only 50c. Natural grey mixed natural brown mixed extra Come and Leave Your Order. Remember, Bennett'a Aim To Pleaie. family of the soldiers of Companies It eligible to serve as a Juror.

When court convened this morning and F. Thcise tickets, if presented at the stago door of the opera house previous to afternoon they took two hours of vigorous exercise In the gymnasium at the Turner hall and in the evening at 7:30 o'clock they went to school at the city hall. The physical test portion of the program would have been sport for a professional athlete but to men who have fought fires for years and have little or no occasion for feats of agility, but test' their strength and endurance in a more substantial and practical way, the gymnastic work was trying. At the Turner hall the men were required to lift twenty-five, thirty-five and fifty pound dumb bells as many times as they could up to ten for each of the three sizes. They climbed a rope and a pole as well, and as each man was called by the examiners he lock i jumping consist 7:15 o'clock, will entitle tho holders of tho Bennett, same to scats which have been reserved for them.

After 7:15 o'clock nothing Is '20 fllato SI. reserved and holders of tickets must take their chances of securing seats with the The Tailor. general public. The services will commence at 7:30 three jurors had been secured, and all of the original venire had been examined. The vacancies caused by those excused had been filled as soon as made, by men drawn on the first special venire, so that the panel of twelve men was kept filled.

The first man examined this morning was Charles Meyer, who was excused for cause, being a member of the Barbers' union and having two brothers who were strikers. This vacancy was filled by the drawing of Wm. Perry the first man on the second special venire. A. J.

Edwards was the second man examined this morning and was accept- o'clock. friends of the young men with them good fortune. The team of Peter P.egHngor, a farmer residing In the town of Vtlca, took fright this afternoon, while standing in the yard of Fred Zentner. High street, where potat'oes were being delivered. The heavy box wagon, while being drawn along by tho frightened horses, struck and tore off a corner of the Zentner residence.

The team dashed across High street, down Jackson to Pearl, where the outfit wag stopped without any material damage On the stage will be seated with the fine and choice Shirts and Drawers clean stock, no speakers of the evening, Judge G.W. Bur ing ci the standing anil run Judge C. D. Cleveland, Chaplain ning long and high jumps. Then they II.

Smith and Adjutant General C. It. Eoardman, the officers of the regiment, lined up at the outer edge of the gymnasium and took a five minute run, Colonel Born, Sheboygan; Lieutenant Col onel Soliday, Watertown; Adjutant Green each man keeping the pace of the pacemaker until he was obliged to drop out Appleton; Major Morgan, Appleton; Ma 1 Solid Facts Consumers of Paint. jor Green, Marinette; Major Gruetzmach- on account of exhaustion. In order to prevent noise the men took off their er, Rlpon; Adjutant Moeckll, Sheboygan; Adiutant Longdin, Fond du Lac, Sur shoos and ran In their stocking feet.

A few of them wore tennis slippers. 25 For the best Linseed Oil sold in Oshkosh, and Oil, that IS Pure Linseed Oil, come to us. We handle no other geon Major Bradley, Milwaukee; Sur From Turner hall they proceeded to) geon Moulding, Watertown; and Adjutant the city hall, where each man climbed Ladies of Oshkosh and Viciui'y. I have removed mv dress makincr parlors to the Frontenao Flats, corner Iliifh and llond No. 4H second floor, where I will be permanently located I will make mv monthly trip to Chicago between lhc lsth.

and 22nd. of Oelot-er. Any commission for customers in my line will lie gladly executed. MRS. F.

E. C'HAMUEHS. WANTED Young Men and Ladles to Learn Telegraphy, Railway Hookkecplnir and Typewriting. l)av or Evening bchooL Endorsed by Railways Moras School of Telegraphy, 171-173 Main Street. Disch, Marinette.

The members of Companies and and Phil Sheridan and burrs, won't scratch and will not shrink a bargain; elsewhere at here today, only 75c. Heavy light-blue ribbed, all pure wool heavy brown ribbed, all pure wool heav lip-ht-camel's hair ribbed, all pure wool Shirts and Drawers our leader; we will match these against any $1.50 garment; our price today, only $1. Pure all wool heavy and fine fiat weave brown Shirts and Drawers; cost $1.75 everywhere; here today, only $1. Extra heavy cream cotton ribbed balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; worth everywhere 50c, here 35c. Finer goods from $1 per garment up to $4 each, including all styles of Union Suits.

John W. Scott posts, G. A. R. Ts brand but T.

W. Goodrich bons. inis Drana nas no 5 superiors, and few equals. There are many people that have learned this from experience. It's just as easy and costs no more to get this Oil, than something that you know nothing about.

We are sole agents for the sale of All the soldiers and members of the regimental staff will be In full uniform, which will lend a decided military air to the services. The full Arion band, Prof. P. A. Laffey, ed.

This made four jourors accepted, afS This Oil in Oshkosh, and always meet Market Prices. STROUD THOMSON, Agents I band master of the Second regiment band Ivouls Kchussler the next man ex and violinist, and the choir of the First amined, proved to be a member of the the extension ladder on the truck to the roof, at the same time carrying a line of hose and nozzle to the extremity of the ladder. This was really the only practical test of the series and the men acquitted themselves well judging from the opinion of the spectators. Ladder climbing is what they are required to di in their business as firemen and they did it well yesterday. The mental test In the evening comprised queries in the common school branches, such as reading, writing and spelling and also locating fire alarm boxes and hydrants.

The commissioners served one and all alike and probably age and experience bad little weight with them. A man who had spent fifteen or twenty Congregational church will furnish the Woodworkers' union, and had been a 48 Main Street striker. He was excused, and Mason Instrumental and vocal music for the oc caslon. Campbell, the second man on the special venire was drawn to fill the The decoration of the opera house Is In charge of the Daughters of the Revolu vacancy in the panel. tlon.

NO IUOT WITNESSES ACCEPTED. MILLINERY. Frank iMonahan was the next man MINISTER ORDAINED. Kev. Uarry II.

Hemmerly of Wlnneconne Duly Urdiilned. Rev. Harry R. Hemmerly was ordained and installed as pastor of the Free Baptist church at Wlnneconne last Wednesday evening; Rev. J.

M. Kayser of Al-lenvlllo presided. Rev. R. Howell of Onkfield preached the ordination sermon; Rev.

S. E. Very of Rosendale offered the ordination prayer; Rev. W. G.

Cooper of Hortonville welcomed Mr. Hemmerly In the name of the Waupun quarterly meeting; Rev. J. S. Jones, formerly pastor of the Wlnneconne Free Baptist church, and riow of Dnraud, 111., charged the pastor; and Rev.

J. M. Kayser delivered the charge to tho congregation. The pastors of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches of Winneconne were present and assisted in the services. Dr.

E- M. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Everything new for fall and winter wear. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. sworn on voir dire.

He had been a witness to the Morgan riot. The court ruled that any one who had seen any of the riots, might become a tvitnesg In call solicited. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure, 20c. Genuine has L. B.

Q. on tablet. Physician and Surgeon. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat a specialty. Office hours 11 to IX a.

ta, li to and 7 to p. m. Office 145 Main St DEWEY ft ADAMS, Webster Block, 203 Main Street Hair work and hair tonic for sale. this case, and therefore under the law CITY ITEMS. may not serve as a Juror.

Mr. Mona years in the service took the same medicine as the one of a couple of years experience. The Oshkcsn beard does not follow the custom adopted in Chicago where all men who have faithfully served ten years in the department are exempt from the civil service examination of this kind. nan was excused. The vacancy on the A full line of fall and winter hats on ex panel was filled by George Kilp.

hlbition at Mrs. Pryne's, 190 Main street. Home Seekers' heap Excursions. Paul Itehbein the next man sworn on voir dire had an opin'on in regard to the merits of the case and was there On October 18, November 1, 13, Decern Clone GIQUiE Dr. F.

Brockway, Physician and Surgeon. Office over Schmidt's Iru(t Store, 191 Main St. Tel. new. 3IT.

Kes. JIH Jackson KU Tel. 354. Omen liOTJBS to 12 a 1 to 3:30 uud to8p.ni. fore excused.

Thos. Hagene was called REWARD $300.00. A reward of Three Hundred Dollars ftMnO) will he paid by me to any person who will furnish information sufficient to convict the persons who set fire to the Club House of tho Luke Poygan Club at Tuslin, in February last H. B. EABSHAW, OsHKosn, Wis.

ber 6 and 20, the Northwestern line will sell home seekers' excursion tickets, with favorable time limits, to numerous points III' HO I) FliFER. to fill the vacancy on the panel. In tho west and south, at exceptionally Ernst Lang the next man was ex low rates. For tickets and full informa 85 MAIN OSHKOSH. Hon apply to agents Chicago North Epidemic Among tha Soldier! at Whipple ltarrrkp, Arizona Denver, Oct .15.

There Is an epidemic of typhoid fever raging at Whipple western railway. Benovelsot Society. Annual meeting for election o( officers will te hold Wednesday, Oct 19th. at Ma-onic Banquet Mall at Illntory of tha War. CITY ITEMS, A handy atlas, containing eight large barracks, Arizona, and several deaths are reported.

The post is garrisoned by volunteers. Orders have been issued at army maps of the Philippines, Porto Rico, Ha The i.atet Kuoki. Just in at Hum's, 159 Main Btreet. Suits to Order We Are Making Special Low Prices on all Carpenter Tools, it will pay those in need of them, to try us KrlDoene Hardware Go. 106 Main Street.

waii and Alaska, with description and headquarters in this city for Major W.W. brief record of the Spanish-American war DR. J. A. CRUM.

Homeopathic- Physician and Surgeon. Office Main New Phone. 324, Residence 4t'l Jackson hu, New Phone. 4.. Ofltee hour to 1 1 a 2 to 4 p.

7 to 8 p. Sunday 1-to 1 only. call promptly unswered. for sale at Tha Northwestern office. Prle 15c.

Sent by mail without extra charge. Gray, surgeon, to proceed at once to the scene from Fort Huaehuca. and do everything In his power to stay the progress of WILL SETTLE. IT TONIGHT. We ruarantee M.

We guarantee quality. We the disease. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS guarantee style. We guarantee satisfaction. $18, $20, $22, $24, $26.

lOPLE'S PARTY COUNTY TICKET WILL, NO DOUBT, WITHDRAW. cused because he had witnessed the Morgan riot and was therefore excused. Henry Wunderlieh was drawn to fill the panel. E. F.

Below 'was the next man sworn on voir dire. He was also a witness of the Morgan riot, and waB excused. John Eoe was drawn to fill the vacancy on the panel. Kichard Barlow, had served as special police durlnrr the strike and had seen the riots. He was excused and Clarence Gross was drawn to fill the panel.

THIRD VENIRK REACHED. Wm. Perry, the first man on the second special venire was next examined. Twelve men had been examined on the regular venire, and nine on the second venire. Out of the twenty-one men examined, only four jurors had been accepted.

He answered the fire of questions satisfactorily and was accepted. Henry Chambers, the twenty-third man sworn, said he had been a charter member of the "Wod workers' union No. See Here! ANOTHER BRAIN WORKER. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. 1 ho IImwhIihd JViindn.

The Chicago Northwestern railway has issued a booklet with the above title giving a brief description of these islands, their topoKraphy, climate, natural resources, railways, schools, population, etc. It contains a folding map and mentions the various steamship lines plying between the Pacific ports and the islands. Attention is also called to the unparalleled facilities offered by the Northwestern line, "the Pioneer line west and northwest of Chicago," for reaching San Francisco, Los Angeles. Portland and other western points. The booklet will be sent to any address upon receipt of four cents In Btamps by W.

B. Kniskern, 22 Fifth Avenue, Chicago. Everything New and Up-to-Date and NEW OYsTEtt DEAL AT T1JE CITY NEMITZ Gives Experience In Coffee Drinking. "My work (writing for papers and mag MARKET. We sell Armour's Hams, Lard and Salt Pork.

Picnio Hams 7o per pound. H. PITCHER 176 Main Street Prices Right, at OsHkosH Jewelry Mtg. 11 Washington i-treet. 44 Main Street.

ON Account of the Misrepresentation of Several Unscrupulous Dealers Who Han County Committee and County Candidates to Meet ut Trades and La bar Hall tonight for the urpnge of 1 1 on a t'olicy. The meeting of the People's party county committee adjourned from last Saturday night will be held this evening at Trades and Labor council hall and notices die Oysters In the City and Claim Thel azines) calls for such steady use of the brain that, like many fellow workers in that line, I became badly exhausted at times, and naturally felt a desire for some Goods to be the Same as Mine, I Hav Round-shouldered men would be scarce Ulsciibs lor lbs Korttiwestarj. If there were no troubles but real ones. Decided to Handle the Same Grade of Oysters Sent Out to Commission Houses sort of stimulant. and Small Grocers Here.

This Kind of "Coffee I have used considerably. Its Goods Won't Do for the Eastern Ma fleets finally became so apparent that db cb db db cb Co ocf bcAococAococAococblcb! 23, and was therefore excused. In the course of the questioning he admitted r. decided I must make a change, for I could not endure tho headaches and extreme nervousness that iollowed. Then came the objections Innumerable from tha other members of the family.

'What shall ket and They Are Sent West. I Will Sell This Kind of Oysters for 15e per Quart. On My Regular Line of Solid Meats the Price Will Be the Same. 25c per Quart; on Fridays, 22c per Quart, Spot Cash and No Delivery. Boyd, City Market.

that he had been a striker. C. E. Fol-lett was drawn to fill the panel. Tho second special venire had now Cheering News to Close Cash we have for breakfast in the place of cof- been exhausted with the exception of two men.

A third special venire of six ee, for you, of all people, are very partic Ilia Athletic Carnival Will Be Ulvcn by Prof. P. J. Pitts. Watch for Date.

ular abuut your morning men were drawn, and the officer ordered to have the men present at two o'clock In the afternoon. The court For This Evening Monday and Tuesday. 3 Buyers at T. S. Whitely's-- WANTED A Good Coachman and Stable Man.

Apply to W. J. Hay. then adjourned for the noon recess. Three-Ply Carpets for these two days ready to layat 72lAc per yard THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK STOCKS. The following Is the range of prices today as furnished by W. E. Flldes Own- Closins Table Linens A LARGE Sunny Room, With Heat. Gas and Use of Kath; Also Small Bedroom Adjoining.

Fine Location, 71 Church Street. Prices Very Reasonable. FOR SALE A General Merchandise Store at Northport Doing a Good Country Trade. Will Accept Real Estate In Part Pay. Also a Good Hall Safe, Computator Scales, Hay Scales and Howe Scales.

Would Take a Good Partner In Said Store. A. C. McComb. WANTED A Girl in a Family of Three for Housework, at 518 Main Street.

Sheeting fcave been served jupon the candidates on the county ticket to be present. It is generally conceded by People's party men that a decision will be reached this evening as to whether the candidates will remain on the ticket. One of these candidates said this morning that it was certain that a decision would be reached at the meeting this evening, bufwhat that decision will be could not be stated to a certainty. "It's just as the candidates wish. Some are in favor of pulling off and others are in favor of staying on.

I think the chances are ill favor of all pulling off and leaving the places vacant, but of course something may prevent. I am sure that the matter will be decided tonight." "It Is nearly a certainty that that decision will be to take all the candidates off the ticket, isn't it?" asked a Northwestern reporter. "Well, yes, I think it is," was the candidate's answer. A member of the county committee said that the committee would be governed wholly by the wish of the candidates. The resolutions adopted at the county convention seem to give the committee the power to call the men off it it so wishes.

Tho provision of the resolutions referred to reads as follows: "All nominees for office by the People's party, having ac. cepted the nomination, in no event to withdraw from the ticket except with the consent or upon the demand of the county committee." The committee, however, has no desire to exercise the arbi 3 One we take special pride In calling your attention to Is one we put out for this Ins Hlsrh Low Today Y'dy Stocks '8W sale, this evening, Monday and Tuesday, 02 In. wide per -Eft 59c 3 107i Ribbons LOST A Black-faced English Pug Dog, With Black Streak Down His Back. Answers to Name of "Bingo. A Liberal Reward Will Be Offered If Same Is Returned to t'l Bowen Street.

8 32H Axminster Carpets The kind you pay 81.00 for. Perhaps we can surprise you in our Carpet Dapt, wa are In close touch with the best manufacturers which are first hands, as Is well known by those who have visited this department." It is the place to get your carpets. Nothing more beautiful for your home or office than the above and we place it in tbe roach of you, at a price you will pay for a much inferior grade. Axmiuister Carpets border to match, all ready for TXn laying, at per How that? Stair Carpeting All wool, Iron Ciad, nothing better to wear, will outwear any other, the kind you see soiling for not less thin 50c a yard, 103 1015, ii i'tin 112 IM 1 15i iiii'i Atchison Si' Chirairo Oas HW! Canada Southern H. AO )H f.

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I Ml Distillers 11-4 Ed son I. cad Com f.eatherurer'd... 61' Aiw-rican Manhattan Missouri I'iiuitic. K'i Louisville 64 Jersev Central ..131 N. Y.

11S(4 Readme utilise S0" L.Telettrupli. HIS Fancy Nos. 40 and 60, of a well known ribbon manufacturer took all he bad of those numbers, which enables us to give lit" li'" 0I II W'-i UH 1157i 'ilH HiH riRf. Mary e. forsyth, Wis.

We tried leaving off coffee, but for a mil lid 20 1111 I'-iVt. AN Elegant Barber Shop Has Been Open S3 to our customers the benefit of the morning or two tne DreuKiast was noi purchase for Monday and Tuesday at per yard 13c ed by Paul Gerth and Ben Ivorseh at the Opera House Square, Castle's Old Stand. They Invite All Their Friends and the Public to Call. tempting. lid Then Postum Food Coffee was brought 3 3S FOR SALE Fifteen Head of Standard GRAINS AND PROVISIONS.

Bred Drlvlnsr Horses, Brood Mares and Colts, for Sale Cheap on Account of Lack of Boom to Winter Them. Must Table Oilcloth Our well known brand of Table Oilcloth Is of the best and when found here at 6c per yard It's a common occurrence, as you know it's sold all over to my notice, and unfortunately, the first morning it was carelessly made by the cook and was not at all satisfactory. I determined to look personally after lis preparation, and after noticing that the directions called for full fifteen minutes' An article necessary In every household. Don't think ft Is not worth any more. Our capacity for buying Is the causa of this.

Mtnday and Tuesday, not over 10 yds to one 2iO customer at Shirting Prints Yes, avail yourself of this bargain, its extravagance to hold on to your cash when such an opi ortunlty confronts you. Lvur on the lookout for goods that the peoplo want and buying when the market Is lowest and for cash, makes the winner Monday and Tuesday at per yard Dress Goods Wool Plaids, the kind you pay soc yd. for anywhere. They're beautiful colors and at the price we put them out at, you will say, how can you sell them at the price. 'I here It Is again, it is all In the buyiug.

They will go quickly, su get In on this for two days while they iast, 1 going at per yd 1 Collarettes, Astraclian Goods well bought are half sold. This has boon the secret of our success. To sue our store crowded is an every day occurence. A satisfied customer is tbe best advertisement. Buying direct from the factory saves you one Lrolit which we trary power which this provision appears Be Sold at Once.

J. J. Stevenson. to give them. for two days can be found on our The candidates on the county ticket FOR RENT Three Unfurnished ront 36c second floor In carpet department, at per yard Rooms In Modern Flat and Suitable for Light Housekeeping.

Modern Conven who will probably be called upon to with draw tonight are the following: at 15c, but you cau get 11 on tbe south side for two days at 8c iences. Inquire at 271 Main Street. For Sheriff Albert Begllnger. Oshkosh. boiling after boiling had really commenced, 1 made It that way, and theso were some of the exclamations at the breakfast: 'Why, it's far belter than 'What an exquisite 'Da-licious, etc.

3 For Clerk of Courta-Marshull 11. Kim ball, Oshkosh. Muslin Underwear Ladies' Night Dresses. Well, as good sewing GRAND OPERA HOUSE For Register Of Doeds-G. A.

Garfield, "The eflVca of tho change on my health as you could do yourself, all hand Ket-nuh. Pur County. Trcasurcr-P. A. Griffiths.

:3 was magical. The headaches and ner J. t. WILLIAMS, Manager. vousness were cone, and In their place a 59c For County Cleuk Joseph Brill, Neenah.

somely trimmed and then a winner for two days at as furnished by W. IS. Fildes Closine Articles. Open- Today V'uy Wheat nig High Low Dec Mvt ri C5 May lX to! (ft 18; Corn-Dec. 31 31 107 3H 31 May i'Jh i3 Wt ISij 34 Oats Dee.

Kt Zl May BSi SDK 8X ISX Pork-Dec. filO 8.10 7.U5 7.07 7.97 Jan 8.30 11.17 0.8) B.sS Lard-Dec. 4.H7 4.95 4. bo 4.l Jan. 07 5.05 6.05 fcnort Kib Sides-Dec 4.75 4.75 4.75 4.75 4.75 Jltu.

4.8J 4. S3 4.77 4.77 4.77 Wheat Corn Oats Hogs Cars Cars Curi lleaJ Today Tomorrow Puis Dej. Wheat sold 64 to (M'i. For Coroner-Paul Rose, Oshkosh. Thursday Evening, Get.

20th. Kid Gloves 0 "First Time North of Chicago." Mark Twain's FAriOUS In all the popular shades a stock that we are proud of and weguarautee evory pair. "Pudd'nhead Wilson," which will be presented at Grand opera house next Thursday evening, is one of the better class of comedy dramas, being classed suaro with you, while tbey last for Pudd'nhead two days, See them go at each $2.98 Silkoline Most beautiful patterns, we know you are always lying 8c a yard for same, but just to put you on your guard, run you on the right track, that loads you to the buy store, whether we advertise or not, It's here you always find the crowd, this Silkoline for 2 days, at ElY per yard Batts What you sea and consider a fair price at l8o a roll. But our reputation for first class merchandise Is such, we do not say we soil goods below cost, no one can and live, but while have a batt left, you can have them for Monday and Tuesday, at per roll 1 Ladies' Jackets All braided, black, kersey corded front, silk faced, worth S15.03 of any one's money at our regular trade 1 0 50 making price of 4lVuU With such plays as "Shenandoah," "Aris tocracy," "Alas.tmn," and "Shore Bed Spreads The original story was from the pen of Wilcnn As Dram-jt'zJd by Frank Mayo. the quaint and huntorous Mark Twain, tails Deo Wheat sold oj! toooX.

Plush Collarettes 20-ln. long, full back, Jet embroidery, the II kind you pay as much as $ti. 50 for. t.hi saIa A iC Good site, easy to wash. For every day purpose thoy are none better.

We put them out for you at this sale AQr for each lOL and tha dramatization was skillfully ac compllshed by Frank Mayo, father of Direct from lone enKasrements la tho Herald Square Theater, New York? ihe Tremont Theiter, lioston, aud other MWDElU VLV1S Edwin T. Mayo, who has scored a won peculiar and grateful exhilaration possessed tho entire body. I was not the pnly member of the family that was benefited by the change. One member who had suffered seriously with stomach trouble was relieve entirely in a very short time. "Perhaps you might be Interested to know that there are several of our friends who have been greatly helped by the uso of Postum.

Mrs. Emma Max used to be greatly troubled with nausea and' sick headaches; Miss Addle Slight was cured of stomach trouble; Chas. Everson, formerly suffered greatly with headaches and nervousness; Miss Eliza Smith was a great sufferer from severe bilious attacks. All of these persons have been telleved of their difficulties and put in a line condition of health by abandoning coffee (which evidently was a poison to each of them) and using the Postum Food Coffee. "I am convinced that your claim that Postum furnishes the particles of phosphate of potash and albumen necessary to rebuild the delicate matter In the nerve centers, Is true, for my own experience ml thnt nt mv fnmllv and friends, gives they go at laritfl cities.

Also, played two Iodr en derful success In the title role of tho play. gaRoments at McVlcker's Theater, Chic aeo. two years ago. The supporting company was selected regardless of expense, and likewise a costly Wife of I ror. Wm.

Heard Will Go to Alaska. Sun Francisco, Oct. 15. The wife of the late Professor William Beard of White Outing Heavy fleece white outing, the kind you seldom see at tbe price. To show yon A play that has taken its place among outfit of special scenery was provided Children's Jackets Ages 2 to 14.

This special colored boucle iu (J tan, brown and green, all lined. While they last, at our V) QO 1 trade winuing price of J.4VO the classics. what we do In this line, see 3. The play was first presented at the Herald Square theater, New York, and made 3c 5 The original New York cast with this at EDWIN MAYO in tho title role. a genuine hit from the start.

Its pro Philadelphia Is in the city. She Is preparing to start for a trip into Alaska. Her husband was sent to the Klondike for the North Star Mining company of Philadelphia. It was reported that he perished in ductlon here is sure to pack the opera A story ol lovo, comedy and pathos, enlivened with Mark Twain's witticisms. Sale of Jackets and Capes This Evening, Monday and Tuesday house to the limit.

"Yon Yonson" was presented to a pack Special Beautilnl Stag Settings. PRICES: Cleat Iwn rows narauet circle and td house at the opefca house last evening. The manager sent I a dispatch to The box seats $1.50 a snow slide on the Valdles glacier. His body was never recovered. Mrs.

Beard believes ho was murdered by his companions and she is going to Alaska to try and get the body as evidence against those she Balance of the lower 1 oor I OJ Dramatic Mirror at York, saying v' Balcony (lallerv -25c. "played to capacity, Oshkoth Is one of best managed one nlgjt stands we have SAtjfr OPjiN iVVf Uclieva to his mmaerera, I $vjerjr judication t( lU.