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that their existence denended entire MONEY TO KOERNER Northwestern. For Good Qualities, ly on the maintenance of German in Bpeoial ale struction. The Catholic uaa no such motive. Ia his opinioa It IUZUESASS IS TUZ CAMPAIGS. CSHKCSH, ISO.

has a firijcr foundation. OF- An unsuccessful attemnt was made SHORT SOTES. to see the remaining Lutheran pastors, but they were not in when the reporter called. Broken Lines Sending Fond to the Milwaukee Boss tu Aid the Democracy in its Fight for the Keoeal of the Bennett Law City News. X.V FES TIG A TISG IT.

OF- An Express Company searching for a Underwear FortHe Next pf DAYS Thomas A. Thomas and wife of Di nvcr, Colorado, are at the Revere. E. J. Doekery, city attorney of Ashland, is in the city today on business.

Kiack Frank, owned by L. D. Goldberg, took second place in the 2:30 race at Madison yesterday. L. A.

liauman is out of town for a few days this week visiting in Chicago and his home at Eacinc. E. M. Piatt, manager of the Hocking Valley Iron Coal company at Manitowoc, Is in the city today. Mrs.

Eegina Loscher has sold a lot on Evalyn street to Anton Kelps. The consideration was The deal was effected through W. D. Luscher's Good Fits and Neat Patterns, in Suits and Overcoats, At Moderate Prices, You Can Find the Greatest Variety at the UTIGA Clothing Store, 141 Main Street. ONE PRICE.

There is considerable political activity among the Lutherans of this city at present, and according to reports, a great deal of work is being done in the Interest of the anti-Ben-uett law movement, and the Democratic party. It was announced about two months ago, that collections would be taken at the Lutheran churches in this state, for an anti-Bennett law campaign fund. This COST Chinaman's Money. A route agent is in the city inves-vestigating the case of Moy Len, the Kaukauna Chinaman, who alleges that eleven months ago ho sent 5273 to China over the United States Express company's route, and that he has never heard from the money since. A reporter called at the office of tho United States Express company today, but the man in charge refused to give any information relative to the matter.

Mr. Gibson, who was agent when the money was deposited in the office of the company, is no longer connected wKh the company- V. 4 1 Mr. Gibson was end he stated most emphatically that the money was forwarded from this city, and declared that ho had an express messenger's receipt for the same. has been going on with considerable activity.

The Rev. Christopher Dowidat. pastor of the Lutheran Grace church on Nebraska street, is AT H. M. NORTHROP 11 MAIN STREET.

the treasurer of tho Wisconsin Synod, one of the branches of the Lutheran church, and these collec tions are sent to him. He states GENT'S FINE UNDERWEAR Against a Corporation. has been made at the agency. A load of potatoes was sold on the south side today for sixty cents per bushel. This is the cheapest load of tubers that has been disposed of in this city for some time.

The justices of the peace in this city are not doing a rushing business ust at the present time. A habitue of the police courts said that he never knew a time before when business so dull. John Tinkerton, a bright looking lad who resides In the Sixth ward was brought to the police office yesterday charged with carrying concealed weapons. He is one of a gang of south side boys who are Imitating Jesse James. VEO BY MR.

STRISGUASI. The Northern Pacillc Railway Company a Defendant. ampert 79 MAIN STREET. police headquarters that the Standard Oil company is erecting a frame bulld-ithin the fire limits. The chief that so far he has received money from about thirty churches, ne sent $350 recently to Chief Whipper-in Koerner of Milwaukee, to bo used in the campaign.

Some time before that he sent in 100. These contributions just begun, and Mr. Dowidat thinks that when tho campaign is well under way the money will come in faster. Some churches have already taken more than one collection. This money is all sent to tho central committee over which Boss Koerner presides, and it will be used to snrcad campaign literature AT of police will notify the First ward alderman and tho matter will be in uiruftnT-ftrtiinTI) vestigated.

Crary's Withdrawal. Ieestect rnruro sgQH A LARGE CAN BE OBTAINED IBY It is rumored that the withdrawal of O. F. Crary from the race for the office of sheriff was effected by Mr. WEARING 1 Wfrugh fcFord'S invoice of these and send speakers about the state.

Kloeckuer friends, wno nave promised to support Mr. Crary for the office 1 ft It appears that the democratic CELEBRATEDIROCHBTER. N- nAILu KUCnLdltn It party in this city has a strong afly dcot fitting Celebrated Shoes DlO made. of clerk oi the court. What Does it Mean? in a Lutheran campaign committee.

Several weeks ago a call was issued tn thft Lutheran and Gorman Catho lic churches to send representatives JUST RECEIVED. SHOES "100 Doses One Dollar," means simply that Hood's SarsaparLla is the most economical medicine to buy, because tt Rives more tor the money than any other preparation. Each bottle contains 100 doses and will average to last a month, while other tuiran ttoonrMnff to directions. to a meeting to oc neiu in me scuooi house on Bowen street. Tho Lutheran churches sent delegates and four Clark's Syndicate.

WRIGHTS HEALTH FLEECED UNDERWEAR AVill not Irritate tho skin of an Infant. Soft, aereeablc and durable, and warranted not to shrink. Ladies' Combination Suits. All wool. fitting garment In the market.

A very flno Caehmore Kose, all wool, for 25 cents. Just opened In our Cloak Department, 200 FINE PLUSH GARMENTS Manufactured expressly for us out of Walker Plush. CLARK'S SYNDICATE. 20c. Per Dollar Oil were also present irom tne m.

Vin W. 11 1 I are gone in a week. Therefore, be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best Wood cent congregation. St. Mary's was v-inti.

Joseph Stringhanv through his attorney, Colonel liouek, today commenced a very important suit against the Northern Pacific Railway company. It is alleged that Mr. String-ham mado an agreement with the Wisconsin Central company whereby it was allowed the use of a tract of land on the south side for its depot and freight yards. In return the Central road, it is claimed, agreed to make this city the terminus of a freight division. This was done, but some years ago the division was removed from Oshkosh.

The complaint in the case declares that the company has forfeited its right to the use of the land because of its non fullilmentof the contract. The Northern Pacific railway company is now the lossoc of. the Wisconsin Central lino. The land In dispute consists of a largo number of lots, -which nr now verv valuable and not represented. The committee was organized and at its head was placed H.

G. L. Our Stock of Fine Footwear is more Complete than ever. LAMPERT'S, 79 MAIN ST. Paul.

a teacher in the CITY ITEMS. Nobby box cut overcoats. Kuehmsted Co. Millinery Bowen street school, who, tho demo crats state, will move into tne cierK oi the court's office next year. This committee includes in its membership J.

R. Wenzel, Mr. Kaempf, William Tuesday and Wednesday, Scptera- ber 30 and octoDer ai airs. trnTifield 217 Main street Schlumner, Albert Wesenberg, Philip Ladies, please call and examine our Saxman, Charles v. timer ana otners.

A Northwestern reporter called on several of the Lutheran ministers goods and prices. I Tlno. new eatsun in bulk only 30 and Catholic priests for information cents a quart at Blissett Hallock regarding the campaign. The Rev, Will given on all Hats should the railway be beaten in the GRAND OPERA HOUSE. J.

E. Williams, Lessee and Manager. OCT. 2AND 3, THURSDAY and FRIDAY. "Glumes oi Normandy," GQM1G OPERA Beautiful fancy vests made to order suit it would cause a loss to them 01 scvprnl thousand dollars as tlicv have Mr.

Dowidat, of the jNeorask-a strees church, said a committee had been ted his church but as he and Gaps purchased in our at 6. V. Kuehmsted to. erected a large number of buildings did not meddle much in politics he did At.tonrt the duck raffle at Sclierck's, not know what it was aomg. on tuo property.

FIRE OS CEAPE STREET. corner Sixth and Nebraska streets, THE IMPROVED Kennedy Thcv were determined to fight the Saturday evening, beptemDer Bennett law and they would oppose i The Residence of Henry Misfeldt Quito CLOTHING DEPARTMENT SATURDAY NEXT all candidates wno were in lavor oi BY THE Latest novelties in boys suits and overcoats. W. Kueherasted Co. Badly Damaged.

The firo department was called out Home Opera Co. it. They would also work to get anti-Bennett law men on the ticket. Ho admitted that their a npaign was Good cooking butter 12 to 16 this afternoon by the burning of Voices in Chorus 50 cents a pound at Blissett um- the residence of Mr. Henry Repeating Rifle Misfeldt.

457 Ceane street. The WITH Just to have a little fun lock's. How foolish to think of buying flpinn (iranri OrntlfiStra. house caught fire from a spark from the chimney and tn minutes after the fire started the entire structure Correct, Elegant Costumes; Beautiful, SSSt Calclim TlghTrFne Stage Effects; was in a blaze. Prompt work by the 9.

overcoats without examining W. Kuehmsted White clover honey, new and very fine, 16 cents a pound at Blissett practically for the Democratic party. Tho Rev. George M. Weng was quite enthusiastic in his opposition to the obnoxious law.

He would not talk much regarding tho local campaign but admitted that his church was represented in the local campaign committee and that Mr. Bitter was at the head of his committee. He refused to answer the question whether any collection for the campaign fund had been taken in his church. He said that this money was not sent to the firemen saved the total distruction of Everything irst unss. BENEFIT OF the buildins.

The damage to the witH- tho hotjs. S. HEYMANN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, 95i AND 97 MAIN unMfr OF THE FRIENDLESS house was about $1,000 and to the contents about' $700. Both are cover Write for Catalogrue, and the Guild of the Good SJiepherd. Hallock.

Slaughter 50 dozen extra heavy men's blue overalls, worth 75c, only 40c. a pair. W. Kuehmsted Co. nrvrrrrrTilTR OUC ed by insurance.

Ouida'g Sharp Tongue. Chart opens Wednesday, Oct. 1, 9 a. m. rv rTTAT? ALTERS.

PERCEY'S Tit TTrnnlr Hn-hach ii.0baJT:V,VI;; (u'l Ja Alhert. Raker Ouida, with her eccentricities of Arena and sneech. has a SDicv temper. Gun and Guols House, Democratic state fund out aamutea that it would be used to send out campaign speakers whoso object was to make votes for the Democratic ticket. He said their speakcrsould confine their remarks to the Bennett Henri, the W.

Heibeit uaie Try a package of the new hominy cake only ten cents at Blissett Hallock. "Fun for the boys, and mon too." Every hat in the house at absolute cost Saturday. W. Kuehmsted Co. Oshkosh Wis.

For years It has been Mile do la Ramee's habit to visit Trouville and herself in the surf. She does Jean Urenieheux, a iisnanuaii, Lave a. Harse law. He said that the idea of a TWO PRIMA DONNAS th mischief maker. not mingle with the throng, rarely recognizes an acquaintance, and, accompanied bp her maid, swims, floats nri riives with the craco of an ac committee did not originate here out that it was urged in all the church Miss Bessie Daggett XOIICK.

and German state papers. r.m.!t,ii tho Inst Marchioness, uri Miss Jeanxette Miser Daggett Father Schoclter said tnat mere was no organization In his church for complished swimmer. She always enters the water with her magnificent fl.r. nf crnlil colored hair unbound. Prof.

Fbed Meter. Leader of Orchestra SPECIAL SALE OF LATE STYLES IN: yi irraDTTD fighting the law. tie said it was not VOTICE- MEMBFRS OF OSHKOSH 1 lodge No. 25 K. of P.

are requested to appear at Castle hall, Bcckwitn block on unday Sept. 2S, at 1:30 P. M. sharp, to attend the funeral of Brother John J. Bark-jian.

A. B. FEKniNAND, C. C. J.

P. EASMDtSEN, K. Of R. S. Mr.

A. I. Baker, Directoa oi Opera, her white neck and arms exposed necessary, every man would worK against the law anyway. His congre and wearing a conspicuous naming dress. Now it chanced one day ihat.

a. irrnrm nf Parisian dudes were gation was not represented in uie Lutheran committee, and as far as SILK STRKEW A LL MEMBERS OF THE NORH SIDE A Tnmvflrnin are hereby requested to sunning themselves on the sand as of fh. anmlnmv hall he know there would be no general work done. Reindl. of St.

Vincent's t.hn nntlinrof "Strathmore" came by. U1CCV HJW vn. VfUlle the Iron te fiot. Thnm hnd hp.en some rirovious talk o'clock, to attend the funeral of Brother I church on Oregon street, said that he John liaruman. isy uruer oi ouneiy.

vmi in.Tr now a chanco to se- pVinioe of our complete of the lady and her books, when in response to a challenge, one of the gilded youths approached, lifted his hat and wished mademoiselle "Eon imir Without the slightest ehanco THE MARKETS. had sent lour men to tne nrst meeting on the request of the Lutherans, but that they had not attended any meetings since. Father Reindl said mmmm line of FALL AND WINTER Chicago Market. 100 Large Size American Helvitia Serge Umbrellas, with Gold Caps, only 98c. 125 Large Size Silk Umbrellas, Gold Caps: ami Silver Crooks, only 129c.

he was not worried over tne UNDERWEAR mBwmwm of expression Ouida turned to her maid and. handing her the silk gir law, our school we teach everything in English except that we give At the exceedingly low price, which is equivalent to jobbers dle of her bathing gown, said in French: "Fifino, take this as a halter oml lnnrl that escaped ass back to his CmcAoo. Sept. 26 One o'clock p. Hogs Receipts fcSO.UOO; tslow and lower; prime heavy and butcaors' we'siits 4.35(s4 4.EJ: light 4.5iStfU.T0.

Cattle Receipts Blow, lower, steers 4.00t.9'J. Texans and rangers also lower. khckp Recemts 6.00U. About every German instruction in reading, writ and some even to manuiactur- ing and tho cateciiism. lnree-fourths of the time Is devoted to stable," The famous novelist enjoyed ers' prices.

her baths unmolested alter tins COLOR AND WEAR WARRANTED BOTH LOTS. English instruction, bo the lsen-nett law would not affect us." Tin ctilil thfl.t. he had never mentioned thing sold at steady prices. Lambs 5.st'S8.l5. wheat Km; cash MS: Dec.

893 Another Railway Suit. Underwear at. 8 .35 per piece Thnndnre Tt ntter as the administra the subject in his church, and while Gttyi May l.tHj. fJOKN-bteady; cash 43; Oct. 48H; May J.

E. H0LDEN CO. Fine gray and white Merino Underwear. .45 per piece TTirn rnA ard whit.fi tor of the estato of John Gerhardt TJnttnr rWn.isn.d. has commenced an he considered the law unjust anu a blow at the German people, and at the Catholic church, ho was not wor A KB, E3OAT3Easy; cash.37X; Oct.

May cash 9.5C&9.6SH S.47K; Jan. 11.MK. action in the circuit court of Winne Merino Underwear. .45 per piece Fine gray and white strioe Mer. Und'w'r .50 per piece CONFECTIONER.

ried at the outcome, liven snouia tne hlican nartv be victorious, he bago county against the Milwaukee, Lake Shore Western railway. The nlnin tiff asks that the railway be LARD oteauy; icasa o.uo; uti. o.u, puu. nut.tprr.iins.Wafer Chips, Peanut Candy. Coanut Chips and I 'Short Ems Steady; cash 6.30; Oct.

did not believe the law would be enforced. The party would be satisfied Fine white and red stripe Mer. Und'w'r .75 per. piece compelled to pay damages, for the a mil nne 01 new rmt -Almonds. Our candies are made fresh daily, Finn red all wool knit death ol Kutter wno was Kiuea some 4.1 ma aim a t.

Manitowoc, and where 179 MAIN STREET. with tho victory. If they should close up tho parochial schools, Father Reindl said it would be contrary to Underwear 1.00 per piece death, it is alleged, was caused by a 5.8'JI4; Jan. o.fiWu.ai ryb Easy; eo. barley Quiet; 75.

Flax Sbkd Steady; 1.53. Timothy Skku Esy, 1.SJ31.37. WHISKY 1.13. Butter Steady. Eoos Firm.

Wool Steady, quiet. Clover Nominal; Come and Convince Yourself. the constitution, and tho courts defective switch. Col. uouck is ino CITY SHOE HOUSE.

The MODRL attorney for the plaintiff. Democratie Club. would give them their rights Just as they had done in the matter of reading the Bible in public schools. Father Rendl said the Catholics had noth 118 MAIN STREET. A Tlemnrratlfi club was organized New York Market.

rairnti 1 1 mm rnt.T.Efll!. Eos ing acninst the public schools. He Inst eveninir with the following offi tented thoroughly by the considered them a necessity. But ho cers: President, H. I.

Weed; vice LAABS SPIERING, nnrrnet Ht uuivo i John Mulva: secretary. Pianos New York. Sept. WnKAT -Dull, steady, bettor; Deo. l.C3Xl.C4 a-16; May Coii'N-uiet, steady; No.

S. t5'i(Sr3. Oats Dull, tinner; western Pork Dull, steady; mess, 11.50(2.12.25. Insisted that tho parochial scnoois should bo let alone. Father Reindl said that no collection had been taken in his church for Fred Beglinger; treasurer, John Harrington; board of directors, John W.

TTnmv T. W. Reill v. Michael Stonner. Bean's Georgo Hilton.

C. M. White and Wil Butter Steadier; choice western 10 Organs. the campaign. "Why," said ne, "I cannot collect enough for myself." CALL AT 10 HIGH STREET BtnnilT.

western 21.92. 89 MAIN SsTKHiXST, CARRYTNO A FINE USE OF Custom Made Fall Goods. tT All our patrons are Interested In a FINE GOLD WATCH tm be given nw ay every month. You have your choice ot a latdy'i or gent's watch. 89 MAIN STREET.

liam Loupold, City News Notes. Father Reindl made a point againsi Money I'ffw'; 4 coupon 1.83 Paoiflo FOR EGO NOOO, LEilwJN- the Lutherans, tie saia tneir oppo- OS 1.14. ADE, MILK AD Thn friends of the late John Bark citi.u, the law was more vigorous WO Music GO THE LATEST KINDS Or Milwaukee Market. whn wish to view the remains HOME MADE CANDY. than that of the Catholies because they appreciated that their church may do so by calling at his home 313 Cant WHKAT Ollirt! Opposite the PostofSce njii.ii.

No. spring cash northorn i); High street on Sunday Deiwevn ien TH nnno Vlnllna nnltaro. TlftnloS. I Pfi AT A 1 1 A I 1 1 1 I 1 could last only so long as tuey Kept up tho German language. Should the German language die out In this and one ciock.

Acco7d7onH.eete7 No JJAU AllW ff but hmn irraue lnBirumeuis oiu iuoup. Best Grades of Hard and Soft Coal, HARD Death of an Old Man. Co un iirm; no. jw'fJ Oats llrm No. 8 white 40.

Barley firm; Sept, KYB Quiet: No. 1. 61. FIVE QUIRES "QUEEN LINEN AND FIVE TACKS ENVfcL OPES, ONLY $1.00. I A BARGAIN AGENTS WANTED.

Oil Paintings AX af.uu. country, tho career oi tne church would bo ended. They saw aii t.n.ia nfwnnil Antiffn lnhn nonstantp Bernard McGuire died at his home Wlannnsin avCHUO yesterday of Dougav ana soiu oa commiHsiuu ly on hand. Leave orders at Wm. Wako- VU general debility.

Ho was seventy- man or ai ine oiuuc un manuu sbxcuu, IH.L. above wuuaiusuu a. two years old. CXif.ivir.iN 10 nun. 1 Highest of all in Leavening Power.

U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. HURN'S BOOK STORE, 159 MAIN STREET.

INSURANCE. A special train for Milwaukee via the Chicago Northwestern railroad will leave Oshkosh at 7:48 A. m. tomorrow. Mr.

Gibson, passenger PLUMBING Wo Guarantee this tho Finest Thing at tho Prico ever oflcretL Real Estate and Loaxs. Sanitary Plumbing a specialty. arrant. aceomnanv this excursion 106 MAIN OSHKOSH. WIS.

and will endeavor to make it pleas Gas and Steam Fitters. All Jobbing at B. H. SOPER GO. ant and agreeabio to an.

tcnuea to prompny. H. CHISHOLM, (Successor to Wenb A Uundle.) MAKING A SPECIALTY OF 1 PoMer The Wisconsin Central railway will Vovn irht extra coaches and a ba- 1H mAin ctknnvx. G. F.

ABRAHAM, imam Tailor 92 MAIN ST. n-ica enr hprn tonight for the excur ABoj of Wind Matches Free to Smokers of PARLOR FURNITURE t.n., nn rinA 1 v. 1 sion tomorrow and will provldo ample room for all who wisntogo. This momn. i ney never uuu uo vruvui ju ima uue oeiore.

Stylos in Btock fciulWactlon cheerfully PRICES THE LOWEST. 41 MAIN STREET. O'jstors live to tho ago of from 1 guaramcau. twelve to in teen years..