Chippewa Herald-Telegram from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin • 3

r-T i I 1 "1 i dott. I The last named couple appeared as best man and bride's maid. 1- i John wanton who pushes, the -i Northern WIsoonfdA and Minnesota-; The body will arrive over: the Omaha tonight and the funeral will be held at. 2 o'clock Monday from the Xamily residence jpn West Co- ATTORNEY ANGVICK "DIES SUDDENLY r.iufiESco Is Unequalcd For AU Classes ol Wall And Ceiling Decorating. United States Government's Purje Food and Drugs Act puts a certain req on all medicinal products.

In otii prescription department, every ingredient used is pure food or pure drugs within the meaning ot Mhis new law. 4 i When you have a prescription to be filled, it makes no difference whose blank it is writ ten on, bring it to.us. It will be filled exactly i as your doctor wishes it to be filled. 1- II For the plainest tinting or most elaboiate tresco painting, it never fails to produce results far superior to any other wall coating Muresco can be applied by anyone, covers perfectly with one coat, will not. rub or peal off i shows no laps or brush marks, and produces a (soft; flat, velvety effect.

It is more beautiful, economical and sanitary than wall paper or other decorative material. A number of coats may be applied and washed off any time desired. Muresco can be applied over Wall Paper, rough or new. plaster is easily prepared and applied. Ask For Color Card.

His Body Found Leaning Against aFence At thi: St. Charles Convent. The dead body of Martin Angwick. attorney, was found leaning against the St. Charles convent fence yesterday morning.

It isV believed "that Mr. Angwick was taken sick during the night and started for the hospital, and his condition becoming serious he 1 eaned against the fence and then ex-pired -J'' Mr.and Mrs. who Jive near he convent were awakened at' 11 ocu: A.ay piing their He is shouting hut they could not understand what he said. Thejr watched him until he reached the convent fence and -then retired; -r. The sisters at the' convent were awakeend by the same sound and look ing out they saw a man standing against the fence.

The sisters were frightened" and the sister superior frequently looked out the window to see if he had gone. Had there been aLstance at hand they would gladly have summoned it, but none arrived until daylight, and the mysterious man proved to be Mr. Angwick. Bis vest was caught in a picket in the fence, which supported the body in an upright position. Mr.

Angwick spent the evening at Geo. B. McCall's cigar store in conversation with Mr.McCail and others regarding the western country to whi he had stated that he intended to visit. When he left he said: "Well, George I will see you again aliout the country out there." The supposition is that he was" taken 'ill immediately after leaving the store and having no home, started for the hospital. A post mortim examination was conducted by Drs.

Nussel and Myre and it was decided that the cause of death was enlargement of the heart. The examination was conducted because it was the belief of some who viewed tna tmtv rhntthn nmgfln nun inir- i en poison, but such was not the case. Mr. Angwick graduated from the law school of the Wisconsin uuiver- sity in 1898 and for a few years resided in Eau Claire and Stanley. I I J.

W. MASON' 308-312 Bridge St. County phone 44 a 1 1 1 w- (A Are You Going To Build? THE MAN By Clever Detective Work, Eau Claire Police Trace Down Rav-isher of Oirl ihe iau Claire Leader says that charged with attempting a criminal assault upon the person of little Elsie Graves on Monday afternoon near the end of Bellevue in the vicinity of Mt. Tom, Charles Smith was captured yesterday by Chief of Police Edward J. O'Brien and Under-Sheriff Dauffenbach after one of the cleverest man hunts in police annals.

After being put through the "third degree," Smith confessed the crime. He is now loeked up in the county jail at Eau Claire. From the slenderest of clewsj the chief, with the hearty co-operatHM of the sheriffs office, worked up the case until he had the perpetrator of the crime behind prison bars and a confession of guilt wrung from him. Too much credit cannot be eiven Messrs. O'Brien, McMillan and Dauf fenbach for the masterly way in which the case wss handled.

He admitted his guilt in court yester day and was bound over to the circuit court for sentence. LAID AT REST The remains of James It. Palmer, father of Mrs Reister arrived yester day over the Wisconsin Central from Delmohte California in charge of" his grandson Miles. The remains were met at the depot bv a number of friend and escorted to the home of Mr. and Mrs Iteister.

The services at the house were "conducted bv the Rev. Samuel Brown. TANLEY MAN KILLED The rem ins of Carl Larson, aeed 30. arrived from Virginia. last night on the Omana and pent to Stanley on the Central.

Larson was brag em an on an ore train and was squeezed between two ore cars Wednesday morning and died four hours later. CAPTURED IF SO, IT WILL PAY street cart for the city, wa taken to the hospital in the ambulance yes terday. He this is the first time he Was eter sick. Mrs Jacob Leinenkugel has disposed of her handsome site at Lake Chetck to Mrs Benry Knudston who wiil build a fine cottage. Louis Belaire, wife of Louis Belaire veteran- and "well known pioneer, died in ithe hospital at St.

Paul yesterday. Her remains be brought to this city for hurieU John C. Stern was arrested jester-day for aseaultmg Paul: Johnson. He plead not guilty and gave bonds to appear before Judge at 1:30 today. 4 Both men are I Thomas McBean who had been quite successful in his practice before the pension departed at Washington received notice yesterday that of $24 from $17 had been granted a raise Michael Qumlin.

i T1 1 i Ferdenand. Droege, who; -died in Eau Claire, was for Dtany years pre sident of the GeTmania Singer Society He was fifty two years old and a native of Hanover Fermonia. vviiiiam jMurphy, one oT the- Very early pioneers of the city is.back from Washington for a visit his friends. He is father of Rev. Ambrose Murphy of LaCrosse.

Mr. Murphy likes Washington and says it has a great' future, Alderman Seyberth, of Eau Claire, says the doctors in that city have gone into a combine and refuse to put in a bid for the office of city physi cian. The only bid offered was by Dr. William Montgomery, who agreed to look after the city sick for Mrs. Cole of the town of Seymour, won her case at Chippewa Falls yesterday, which had been taken out ot this circuit on a change of venue.The decision gives Mrs.Cole the custody of the four youngest children while the oldest boy is given over to the father.

The property is about equal ly aiviuea wnue Mrs. uoie also re ceives a stated sum for the support, of her children. Eau Claire Telegram. Professor Osier, of John Hopkins University estimates that there are over 250,000 cases of consumption in the United States at all times, with more than 150,000 deaths from the disease. Every day ove 3000 and each minute of the day three persons die of the disease.

It is estimated that at the present death-rate from consumption, 10,000.000 or more of the 75,000,000 people now living in the United States, will die of this de-sease. John J. Lee, a farmer of Brunken valley fn town of Otter Creek, Dunn County became Intoxicated at Wheel er Saturday and starting for home, fell from his wagon and was killed. Wm. Hager of Prairie Farm, on his way to Mepomome, caught Lee's team about two miles north of Wheel er.

About a half mile farther on to ward Wheeler he found Mr. Lee's body. He hastened to Wheeler and summoned Dr. Proudloclc who made an examination and pronounced Lee dead, death; having resulted from, concussion of the brain, Canned fruits Are you running short of canned fruits? 1 so -try any of the follow ing and I you will be surprised how nice they are. 3 lb.

cans large white cherries 3 lb. can Bartlett 25c 3 lb. can sliced peaches. 25c 3 lb. can Crawford peaches 20c 3 lb.

can Pitted soni cnerries IS lb. can Egg Plums 3 lb. san Green Gage 20c Plums 20c 0 3 lb. can 25c 3 1b. can pealed 30c 2 lb can pitted preserved cherries 35c 2 lb.

can 18c 2 lb. can preserved 26c '12 lb. can preaerved raspberries liyi 25c 2 lb. can preserved gooseberries i 15a NORTH WISCONSIN MANUFACTURING CO. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF General Mill Work of all Kinds HAVE A FINE LINE OF Sash.

Doors. Blinds, Mouldings, AND Fine Interior Finishings. lambia street. I Lv Local Family Matinee this "afternoon at the Victor Theatre. Big bargains In soiled lace curtains at.

Jenkins Bros. 2r invite inspection bf our line' of baggies. jfelber Misfeldt. Great bargains in magazines at the Rummage sale today, A splendid line ofrus recently put on safe at. Jenkins Bros.

2t Brass poles any length with fixtures Jenkins Bros 2t VJ The diamond ring given away tn night by the Steding Stock Co. FOR RENT: Suit of rooms In the shervey house. Inquire; of E. Groas- ftlj l- mau Victor Theatre tonight "tarcum- stantiai Evidence" by'; Stock Co. WANTED: Two the Sterling boys 15 to 17 years of age Apply ready for work to CGot-zianandCo.

jj --'j? H. L. Lange, of Eau Claire, will build a fine new summer home on Prospect Point, Lake Work on the foundation has com-menced. President Cox, of the Northwestern State Fair arrived in Eau Claire Thursday evening with Cis daughter, who was taken to the hospital for an operation. Charles Hendrickson, who was fatally injured at Cornell Monday, died at Chippewa Falls yesterday.

Mr. Hendrickson was quite well knovu) in this City. John Ward, a well known pioneer of the valley, and who has, made his home in Eau Claire, is very ill in this city at the home of his daughter Mrs. Herman Goethel. Senator Noble, who represents thig Senatorial district in the legislature, is pleased because that body without opposition approved his bill making the commission form of city govern- ment, in lieu of that now in vogue in the state.

Lieutenant Lewis, Fifth United States cavalry, was detailed A A by the President at thie request of Senator Spooner, to doduty at Camp Douglas this year. He is the son of Gil. jHugh Lewis, aj well known soldier and politician ot Mauison. J. A.

Andeberg, of Knapp, says the police must not think because two burglars have been convicted in Chipjewa Falls, that they have them all. His store has been broken into and in cash taken. The lock of the State Bank at Knapp shows signs of having been tampered with. J. E.

Cass, at the council meeting in Eau Claire announced that he had withdrawn his suit against that city for damages on account of the injury sustained last winter by his wife, who fell on the icy sidewalk and broke her hip. Mr. Cass stated that his attorneys had advised him that the city was not legally liable for the accident. 1 John Peterson and Miss Ira Zhe of Osaeo were united in marriige 'by Judge Blum shortly before noon1 Thursday in Eau Claire. The young couple drove over twenty miles before reaching the city and were accompanied by Oscar Peterson of lOsseo and Miss Lottie Miller ofCa- Store News THE MANDltLERT MERC.

CO Belt Buckles In gilt Oxidized and gun metal effects and some handsome Novelty buckles with rfainestone mountings. We have one show case devoted to belt buckles and are showing the A. most exciuaiTe uutt town. 1 i Hose-Special for the Boys and girls. An extra good number in black nob at 10c First table as you enter the store.

Humpty Dumptly.Stocking For rfae children are the best hoee made for IS and 25a He came here about two years ago- E. H.Smith, a well known resident and opened a law office. Before of Menomonie, punn has decid-commg to Eau Claire he wa9 chief ed to leave that! City for North Da-clerk in the office of the state treas- kofa and wa3giVen a banquet by hi8 QrMr. Angwick took an active part Masonic brethren. Senator Rock in politics, being an ardent support- Flint, Major George and Prof.

Bower of Governor La FUette, Heak- man responded in doe and aneient er Leoroot and others of the Repuo- form. it was a happy eatheriner. SCO. Chippewa, Bell phone Ucd 2TS YOU TO CONSULT THfcy GET FIGURES FROM US. Fine leather hand tttigs, large leather lined throughout, fit- QQa ed with purwe, mirror, for wOU Ladies flue white ribbed and sleeveless with deep lace front and back well worth 20c jfjQ A lot of ladies fine white ribtted vesta, with wing sleeves were in 15o saleprice.

will be. lUu Ladies fine ribbed shaped vest neck silk tape trimmed, wing ICp sleeves were 25c sale price. Forced sale prices on Hosiery. a IT WILL PAY YOU TO 4 The Chippewa Brick Manufacturing are making preparation to start their plant aest week. They will employ 35 to 40 men.

They look for a busy season. Those desir ing work apply at their office. BASEBALL (American Prkss Special Dispatch American Association Milwaukee, Columbus 0. Kansas City Toledo 2. Minneapolis Indianapolis 10 St.

Paul Louisville 5. American League St. Louis Philadelphia 1. Detroit New York 5. Cleveland Boston 4.

Chicago Washingion 4. National League Boston Chicago 5. Brooklyn Pittaburg 1. Philadelplia Cincinnati 12. New York 2-4; St.

Louis 1-0. Wisconsin League. Madison Wausau 0 LaCrosse 5, Green Bay 2. Freeport 1, Fond du Lac 0. Specials Dry Onions, per lb New Cabbage, per Bananas, per doz Green Onions, 2 bun Navel Oranges, per doz.

05c 05c 25c 05c 40c 18c 20c American cheese, per Fancy brick cheese, per lb. California lemons, per doz 30c Toasted corn flakes, per pkg. 10c N. 15. C.

Soda cracker, by the box 06c 2 1b. can pitted preserved cherries, pt can 25c 2 lb. can rated pine apple, per can. 20c 3 lb. can sliced pineapple, per can 20c Pillsbury Best Flour, per sack 1.25 Dill pickles, per qt 10c Prunes, per lb 05c Garden seeds of all kinds.

GOETHEL: BROS. Extra large celery, each. 15o, Green Peppers, two 05c New Fotatoes, the pk 75c the lb 05c Cabbage, tbe lb 05c Leaf Lettuce, tbe bun. 05c Head lettuce; the 15c Tomatoes, the lb 20c Green Peas, tbe quart 20c Cauliflower, each 35c Parsley, the bun 5e New Cabbage, the lb 05c Lemons, the doz SOc Chippewa County 43-1 WIGHT CALLS E.W. McKennaJ county Phone: 123 3r I kimki 5fiiftSKls mm mm Oely 3 Pays Moire! Of Our Forced May Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday An entirely different lot of specials.

4 ad lican reform element. Deceased was a native of Norway and about 5 years old. He never married. The funeral will be conducted under the auspices of the I-S. W.

A. and I. O. O. F.

The body is at Hogseth's undertaking rooms. HUGH BOYD DEAD Well Known Pioneer and Land Hunter Expires at Qo- quet Yesterday. Rev. A. S.

Gilbert received a long distance message from Cloquet, yesterday afternoon, announcing the death of Hugh Boyd, a pioneer of this city, from pneumonia. His wife and so a Lee were at his bedsido when the end came. Mr. Boyd cam i to" Chippewa Falls forty years ago and dnring most of that time was a land hnnter and in Jhat capacity was well knrwn in Mandelerts Fiidaj, May 18, 1907. Strawberries, Pineapples and Green Vegetables That will certainly interest you.

Everyone haebeenBowt.il pleaded with the fferings of tbe pat tbree days that they are anxiously awaiting the placing on Hale of tbe last three day bargains. Strawberries in quart boxes 20c Pineapples, each 28c Round radishes. 12 to tae bun. 10c Carrotp, the bun 05c Hot bouse cucumbers, each 15c Asparagus, the bun A 15c Asparagus, medium 12Jc Rhubarb, the lb. 07c Spinach, the 1 5c Florida Celery, each 10c ia- THINGS yOU SHOULD KNOW Science has shown that all motion is undalatory and rhythme, that if, it is made np of a constant succession of risings and fallings, quotes the ECONOMEST.

This impresses us quite strongly just now because weather conditions is taking quite a fall out of prices on our snappy new spring line of jacket and Coats. Tbey must move hence we cut, is the long and the short of ir, and the foreeighted ones are taking lmmeiiate advantage of this temporary condition. will be more interested when ybu pee the attractive line. We won't say much, the prices wil do the talking. Monaf-Buenow Co.

Silks at forced sale price 30 itch ex quality china Bilk in black, white and colors, regu- AQn lar 65c fat for a yd HUU 19 inch foulard in navy blue and white an I other pretty com- AHn binationd Htw 30 incb Rajab M'k in nvy, light bine, coral and tan special priced JQq 20 inch black Peau de Soie.beantifnl finish and lustre we have QCn priced 00w 36 inch black taffta silk $1.25 quality, we have marked at forced QKp sale price. Owu Silk petticoat special $5.00 silk petticoats go for JJ We place on Hale our entire line of pettitoata made out of extra heavy black taffeta silk have a deep flonnce with dust ruffl. QQ Our leader for this sale 00.03 Shopping bag specials Envelope fcbape shopping bag with leather strap handle' lined 00i throughout with blaca moire www Fine leather hand bags, leather vered frame moire lined 00a id with small, Ouu uouon udi uiavs uua gaMaeg foot hose onsale for a pair Af6' ntirwi- A lot of ladies fast black of doiD- Vjoven ribbed hose stiecisJ Jt for Led" Closing out KWtgfes or because fast black iiamlne the format il Hi loade of all in on. uppers the Hairdienta of which It ii rc, and yoo very beet known to ilea Spen Medical Dlscor the cure of woman' Our fam-purlfler, atomacpieasea and delicate Cell Phone No 4, II NIGHT CALLS A. C.

Hoemg Ball Ph one-108 if by ulator the medlcli i purpone, beln tar vcm live remeay iufvi HOE NIG UNDERTAKING head and tb easily rv lseaiwpld liver and brr88en, deranemenW, Irt I egu- i lected or badly a powerful, yet gently finally terminate atlng, tonic and BtreuKtbent ooocxoooooooocxxx Hose Special for Ladies Saturday and Monday we are throwing out what we consider a rattliog good embroidered black hose for 25c a pair, really worth 85c. New Arrivals in Corsets Friday brought ns some new trier models in unusual graceful lints at 50c, 1.00 an? 1.50.. Beautiful New Belts Among new arrivals are some handsome steel sto-lded elastic belts in black, white, and also in colors or 50c to 3.25. it a tha riAir.Al vnriwmL tver-WOtk time and it no matter what haa cawsed ou If only Tounwn. wbethor It bo from too Oar Work the most satisfactory air trlaL DonVrln of children or rum mucn If.

Hanzlililj wont do super on turr over exertion any kind. rf exercise your wVl .1 5 Oar Casket Stock the Most Up-to-date Par Prices Absolutely Right, 1 7.m 4 lAfiriti rr fGSf tban40! ail mw 'Sim a m- -n-a-'s-mmm-a m-m -M" f- 9 iiun-proiesaionai. a-r Tot given away ritli but are folrj I 1 at reasonable rff 1-, .1 1 i 7 V..