The Neenah Daily Times from Neenah, Wisconsin • 1

Best Advertising Medium in the Lower Fox River Valley.C, Established: Weekly Times in 1863. Daily Times in 1882 VOL. 26. NO. 4,428 JSEEJSTAH MD MENASHA, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY f9, 1897.

4 O'CLOCK EDITION. WEYLEH OUTWITTED, That Superior Court. LOVERS OF LONG AGO. Telegraphic Marion, Ind. Nelson Ano, an in lee3 NEED ANY SHIRTS Maybe you want collars, cuffs or a tie, handkerchiefs, warm underwear or socks perhaps, or possibly only a pair of working or driving gloves.

This is-a good place. to come for any of these things. We've got the right sort and our prices will please you. We sell the famous H. S.

M. Suits and Overcoats. CLOTHES BEARING TUTQ A T3T7T ARE WARRANTED. Alex. BILL5TEIRI Lumber Yard Announcement Is made to our citizens and to the farmers of this vicinity of the establishing of a lumber yard' in 4th ward, city of Neenah, at Former Tannery Site, which is fully stocked with Lumber of best quality, and offered at lowest market prices.

fW Estimates promptly furnished. Your patronage solicited. Telephone 186. GEO. DANIELSON.

A Romance Which Begins in Feb. 19. Many years ago Benjamin Vawass "bade his sweetheart good-by in Germany to seek his fortune in the United States. Engrossed in the stuggle or wealth his letters to his betroth ed became less frequent and he eventually; assumed family ties in his new home. The waiting maiden crossed the ocean in search of her recreant lover, but she, too, soon found congenial companionship and became Mrs.

Lewis Phil ips of Bedford, Calhoun County. While on a.visit to Atkinson, TIL, Mrs. Phillips, now a widow, accidentally mt her old sweetheart, now a well-to-do business man in that city. The old flame rekindled, and as Vawass had lost his wife by death, no bar existed to their union and the reunited lovers were at once married. Mrs.

Vawass is dis posing of her Michigan property pre paratory to removing to her hus band's home. SUICIDE OF A LAWYER. Ex-Judge C. S. Fuller of Prairie Du Chien.

Prairie du Chieii, Feb. 19 Judge C. S. Fuller, agvd 46, com mitted suicide, yesterday, while sit ting alone in his office at 4 o'cloclc p. m.

He snot nimselt tnrouyn his right temple, the bullet passing through his head. The verdict of the jury was temporary insanity. Thomas, his partner, was ab sent at Lancaster. Judge E'uller was born in Athens. Pa.

His father moved his family to a farm at Johnson Center, Rock county, in 1853. In 1860 the family moved to Dane County, and the judge entered the diversity, taking a three-years course, after which he entered the Law depart ment. He was graduated as a law yer in 1875. He then came here to practice law, and entered, into part nership with L. E.

Haines. After a year he formed partnership with Thomas under the firm name of Thomas Fuller, which continu ed until After Many Yeais Have elapsed people write to say thai the cures which Hood Sarsapanltit accomplished are lasting andt complete. No other medicine has 6uch a record c2, cures. iNo other medicine possesses the great power to purify and enrich the blood and build up the system. Hood's Pills cure all liver ills, relieve constipation, assist digestion.

25c. Another A Sip of Tea will give more refreshment and steady more scattered nerves than any. other beverage, provided the tea is of the best quality. Our teas and coffees represent, the best selectiou and long experience. It pays to know where your groceries come from when you are anxious to have them right, and to get them right call on C.

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TEL. No. 70 ANb Gus. 6. Ziemann 11 People find just the help they so much need, in Hood's Sarsaparilla.

It furnishes the desired by purifying, curiching the blood, and thu3 builds up tlie nrrv tones the stomach 'find regulates tiie whole system. Head "I want to pra'-39 Uood'3 Sarsaparilla. My health run down, and I had the grip. Alter that, my heart and riervou9 system were badly affected, so that I could not do my own work. Oar physician ga-v-e me some help, but did not cure.

I decided to try Hood's FarsaparHla. Soon I could do all my own housework. I have taken Hood's Pills with Hood's Sarsaparilla, and they have done me much good. I will not be without them. I have taken 13 bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and, through the blessing of God, it has cured me.

I worked as bard as ever the past summer, and I am thankful to say I am well. Hood's Pill3 when taken with Hood's Sarsaparilla help very much." Mrs. M. Messenger, Freehold, Penn. This and many other cure3 prove that rui Sarsaparilla Is the One TrueJJlood Parifler.

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act easily, promptly aad ilOOa PlllS effectively. 25 cents. Additional Local News. BaisraEiajEMaisiaaisia'sraisisiaiHaEisiE Mrs." Wilbur Wells, Island, is visiting friends in Marinette. Mrs.

McGinley visited frierods at A on yesterday. Mrs. J. Lynn Youmans entertained her lady friends at a lunch yesterday afternoon. Miss Delia Meigs has returned from a two weeks visit in Chicago, where she purchased spring goods for her Art store.

Special Sale! Will continue all next week. Hams 5c per pound. You can't afford to miss 28 2 Inoold Bros. Zonxe. Attorney Byron" S.

Sanders leaves to night for Wausau on legal business. -Chas. Haven returned last ev ening from Milwaukee where he took an examination in pharmacy; P. L. Callahan returned last evening from Chicago, where he at: tended the big horse sale.

Miss Maggie O'Malley, of Mena-sha, left this noon for Milwaukee where she will visit her brother Thos. J. O'Malley. The various departments of the city schools held Washington Memorial exercises to-day. TOO MOXOTOXOIS.

Was City Lire for Fred Good ing of Lock port Who went Camping in the Woods, for Four Nights. Wausau, Feb. Gooding, of Lockport, 111., disap peared from the home of his uncle, E. B. Thayer, last Saturday even ing, and not until yesterday was word received of his whereabouts.

Gooding is 16 years old and is a son of A. Gooding, a prominent. res ident of Lockport. During' the past year he he has been staying at his uncle's in this city. He held a position in the First National Bank.

Saturday evening last, becoming tired of city life, dressed in a hunt ing suit, and, taking his rifle, started he said for the woods. He walked nine miles, and in a dense forest where wild cats and wolves are quite plentiful, rigged out a camp in which he passed four nights. He was unaware of the fact that such animals were to be found in that section, and says that during the nights he could hear "dogs" bark- inff. discovery resulted from the story of a farmer that a boy answering the description of the lost one was camped three miles from his farm. 11 Al weuKness easily cured Dy Dr Miles' Serve Plasters.

dm (Editor Evening Times I notice that "Snap-Shot" and an "Unfortunate Tax-Payer" have gotten pretty badly tangled up in their figures endeavoring to petty- fog the public as to the truth of a cost of a Superior court in Winnebago County. The Superior court should not be located at Neenah-Meriasha at all, but at Oshkosh, the county We all know that the cost of a jury in Circuit court is an enormous bill of expense to the tax payers; the cost of a Circuit court jury for 60 days is more than 36 by $2 00 by 60 (days) $4,320.00. We all know that in Winnebago county the biannual tefms of the jurv calendar average from 70 to 90 cases. Sometimes the number may fall lower but it has run to over two hundr per term. All jury cases' are not tried by a jury however but a considerable number at every term are turned over to the court to be tried without the aid of a jury, sav ing the county the entire jury fees, or over $72 00 per diem.

In comparison with the surround' ing counties, Winnebago county's jury cases ate very numerous; Fond du Lac, about 20; Green Lake 5 to 10; Outagamie 25 to 30; Marathon 30 to 40; Oconto 15 to 25; Wood 10 to 15; showing that we should have at least four jury terms for Winne bago county, or that Winnebago county is big enough to make an entire circuit out of alone. Now the taxpayers can face that, as an alternative, two counties (Green Lake and Calumet) must be released from paying a portion of Judgu Burnell's salary, $3,600.00 per annum and a new Circuit, composed of Winnebago county, to be taxed $3,600.00 for Judge Burnell's salary and two addititonal jury tefm raust be kept in session from four to six months in order to keep abreast with the volume of business or your court facilities must prove inadequate to the needs of those you tax to provide courts to handle their business Owing to a lack of space and pressure of other matters, to dav, the balance of this communication is unavoidably laid over till to morrow. Editor Times of the Globe for rheumatism; aw AAuur ana similar uompiamts, and prepared under toe stringent GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS. ..11.11 a 1 'J UK. KIUnibK 6 77 PAIN-EXPEULERj Only genuine with Trade Mark world renowned KemarlcaDlv successful Ad.

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Endorsed recommended by WILDIE NEENAH, 1 4 DR. RICHTER'S "ANCHOR" STOMACHAL best for ColCjIyBpepIa Stomach Oomplaltita. Giving Him Advice. "I'm not the man to yield weakly or without a struggle; declared Writely as he walked the floor, intertwining hia long fingers or running them nervously through his still longer hair. "I have written poems, essays, plays, criticisms and stories.

I have ranged in my work from the most profound metaphysics to the veriest rough and tumble humor of the day. Disposing of political problems, removing the clouds of mysticism, accounting by natural laws, for what has been regarded as supernatural, producing the most beautiful conceits in the realms of romance, writing under the inspiration of propitious muses and showing myself the incarnation of true wit, I have done a vast labor, for the good of humanity and have nothing to show for it but dusty piles of unaccepted manuscript. No wonder that ambition is crushed and that the fruits of my endeavor seem as the apples of Sodom." "Brace up, old man," advised his friend Lettergo. "You are not the first genius to suffer the pangs of the unappreciated. Keep plugging away with a stiff upper lip.

Never say die, my man. Get your name before the public and make the people talk about you. I can have your name paraded in every newspaper and magazine that you want, pro Tided you follow my advice. "Commit some crime, I suppose?" "No, sir. "Advertise your wares.

1 Blow like a side show man. Run your picture with every advertisement. Pay in advance, and the world will learn for the first time that there is such a hidden treasure as yourself." Detroit Free Pres jDr. Miles' Pain fiii are guaranteed to stow ffeadnchG in 20 minutes. "One cent a Use Dr.

Miles Nervb Plasters for SPINAL WEAKNESS. AU druggist bell 'em for 25c Gen. Gomez Captures a Span ish Stronghold. Key West, Feb. Gomez has.

succeeded in sliding by General Weyler, and is now between him and Havana. Gomez gave the command for an advance, with strict orders that any man that struck a match or smoked would be court martialed. He then advanced on the Morari trocha in the eastern end of tht island with 5,000 cavalry. and 10,000 infantry. He advanced on the fort at midnight, and when he saw ht was discoveredjjy the Spanish, whi fired on him he ordered the cavaln to charge.

They swooped down 01 the fort and captured it, and th whole army went through the tro cha. All of the "arms and ammuni tion of the fort were captured. The army then continued tlu march and was encamped at Ve guite when the news was sent t' this city by a courier. His order ii taking the fort was to use the ma chete only, and the cavalry made gallant fight. UKQUEST TO KISIIOP GICAI' Woman L.cave- $5,000 lor His I)IKtc.

Boston, Mass Feb 19. The wil the late Susan IJ. Bertram o. this city and Salem is filed in th Suffolk county Probate county witl an invoice of the estate, which amounts to about $250,000. this sum $100,000 is given to char itable and religious societies.

The Rt. Rev. C. C. Gfafton of Fond du Lac, is given $5,000 to be used as he deems best in the work of his diocese.

Episcopal sisterhoods re ceive $30,000. Mrs. Bertram was the widow of the late John Bertram, the last of Salem's. merchant" prin ces, who amassed a big fortune in in the East India trade, which he augmented by Western speculations. He gave large sums to with his wife fed and pld hundreds of Salem's poor.

I Advertising Aphorisms. r-Anything worth selling is worth advertising; anything worth advertising is worth advertising well, That advertiser' who has at; able competitor may sometimes be considered fortunate; it may bring out the best business methods he possesses. If your food doejsn't agree with you will you give up eating as! a foolish practice? Yet some men stop their advertising because their ads do not pay, when perhaps all they need is a change of advertising diet. Merchants' Best Friends. Be it remembered that newspapers are the merchants' tried ahd true mediums for xadvertising.

Use them largely if not exclusively. Programmes, circulars, novelty and house "schemes" are seldom if ever of any value as advertising media. The original "pay-lead" of the ad vertising mine lies in the "veins" of the newspaper--country as well as city. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE -AT- PRINCESS -RINK' Tuesday, FEi. 23 Entire proceeds to go to the Woman's Relief Corps.

i Pure Plegro Fun and plenty of it I Tickets on sale at Marsh's. Prices: 15, 25 and 35c. i Minstrels mate of the soldiers' home, was run down and killed by a Big Four passenger engine. Marion, E. Roehm, for many years in the leather business here, killed himself in the Pan Handle passenger depot.

Lexington, Ky. Archie Stamper aged 20, committed suicide because he could not find employment. Greencastle, Ind. Frank Wells pleaded guilty of stealing a horse and buggy in this city last Friday, and was sentenced to four years' imprisonment at Jetfersonville. Clinton, Iowa.

Michael Ryan, ged 63 years, was found dead In oed. Edwardsville, HI. -Mrs. Henry Wetzel, wife of a farmer near Al-liarabra, hanged herself by tying one end of a silk stocking around iier neck and the other a bedpost. Doyletown, Pa.

The Levi C.J.Scheip. pastor of Salem Reformed, church, this city, was found dead' ni bed. He had complained of a old for several days. portland, Ind. The coroner In Iyq case of Totntny Welch, the L'ittsburg burglar who was shot by William.

Osborne, returned a ver-lict of justifiable homicide. Local Readers. I laMaiaMaMSMassasMSMasisiki lti'klii' niicii tiii)i. Tub Best Salve iu th world foi uts, Bruise-, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Iheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap Handx, Chilblains, Corns, and id Skin Eruptions, and positively u'res Piles, or no pay required. It guaranteed to give perfect satis-s action or money reiunded.

Price -'5 cents per box. For sale by Kim erly and Elwers' Merry, the Neenah livery firm, meet all trains with hacks and will promptly fill orders for carriages at reasonable rates, relephone 83 39-tf Torturing, itching, scaly skin eruptions, burns aud scalds are -oothed at once and promptly healed by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, the best known cure for piles. E. P. Marsh.

lPeter N. Jersild on Cedar Street, sell the real Genuine Boston Drops, Ri Je Ha Drops, Pomona Fruit Juice Tablets and Mixed Wafers. Big assortment. Give us a call. 61- -One Minute is all the time necessary to decide from personal experience that One Minute Cough Cure does what its name implies.

E. P. Marsh. Gunllier's Candies. E.

P. Marsh now has the local agency for Gunther's (Chicago) choice confections, bon bons, chocolates, etc. They are choice goods put-up fresh in neat boxes. Try them. 98 A Good Investment.

On receipt of ten cents cash or stamps a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demonstrate its great merit. Full size 50c. ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren New York City. Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured me of catarrh when everything else failed. Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results.

Alfred W. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio. Mardl Grass Carnival New Orleans, and Mobile, Ala. For the above occasion the Wisconsin Central will sell round trip excursion tickets, February 22d to 23th, inclusive. 25 Home Seekers Excursion Tickets.

Are sold via; the Wisconsin Central to different states and territories on the following dates: Feb. 16; March2andl6; April6and20; and May 4 and 18, 1897. For information call at the W. C. J.

J. Fisn, agent. 25 Recommended for Com-' fort, Support and Fine Form, and combines the beat fentuxes of Corset and Waist. The FAVCniTE Nf) ismnch worn by women 3 and mlHus unable to CC 5 bear a rigorous garment OS Ssra Fitting, booutl- A. fully made, V'arrantcd.

Colors niie, jrao, Gold, Fast Black. Genuine marked CCC. Bent, post paid, for fLUX t. i Jackson, Ccrcnct Lcrsu wicMcan. NETJRAI.Gr A cured by Dr.

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