Portage Daily Register from Portage, Wisconsin • 4

ADAMS JOHN -Couueil meeting The Musical Club meets with Miss Jessie Dering Tuesday Neighborhood Whist Club will meet with Mrs Howard Mrs Helen Hancock of Mande- 300 Pairs 8 i THREE-DAYS' SALE: No Old Stock All New Goods I Got Expressly for this Said Common Sense Bright Dongola Butte Boots sold by some ait $300 and $350 not long a Plain tpe all solid sizes 3 to 8 sale price rr 0 nO Mo such a bargain was ever before seen in Portag Kindly call as early in the day as possible The Edison Kinetoscope will be in Cloak Room second! floor I John Adams died at his home inCo-lumbu3 yesterday morning at 4 Deceased was bora in Fraukliu county Mass iu 1S16 lie came to Wisconsin in 1811 and located on a farm in the Iowd of Fountain Prairitj where he made his home for about twenty-three years He then removed to his present home iu the city of Columbus where he has since resided retaining however his farm of 350 acres 5Ir Adams was elected one of the first county commissioners in 1846 and re-elected in 1847 serving in 1848 He represented his district in the Wisconsin assembly in 1853 and was a senator from this county in 1854-55-50 he was also an assemblyman in 1 18G3 In 1858 he was elected superintendent of the poor and held that office at the time of his death He was president of the Columbia County Agricultural Society several times and held the office of treasurer of ihe same for eleven years Politically 5Ir Adams was a republican and wTas a member of the committee on resolutions at the organization of that parly at 5Iadison in 1854 He was married to 5Iiss Lucy Pomroy in JIassachusetts in 184G His wife and three children survive him The children are Louis Clara and Lily The funeral will be held tomorrow at two o'clock from the Congregational church at Columbus wm KUTZ Wm Ivutz an old and respected resident of this county died Saturday night at 10 at the home of his daughter 51 rs 5Ieyers in Ft Winnebago Mr Ivutz was 83 years old and besides his daughter he leaves one son Joe of St Charles Minn The funeral will be held Wednesday1 afternoon at two o'clock from the Lutherau church THEODORE THOMAS Theodore Thomas of Scott died Saturday after an illness of many weeks Mr Thomas was one of the pioneers of the county having lived here for many years 5Irs Thomas and two sons and two daughters all grown survive Mr Thomas was a man greatly respected by all who knew him FREEMAN CLARK Freeman Clark died at his home in the town of Scott Saturday after a short illness He received a stroke of paralysis about a week ago from which lie did not rally He was about 65 years of age and had lived in the county for many years Ilis wife three sons and three daughters two of whom are married survive The funeral will be held at North Scott tomorrow 5Irs Helea Hancock of Mandelay Burmab will give a lecture on 51issions in the Baptist church of this city next Tuesday evening at 8 March 19th 5Irs Hancock has spent Iwenty-one years in Burrnah and with her wide experience never fails to instruct and deeply interest her audience A little girl in native costume will sing to in the Burmese language Mrs II will give an informal talk to the ladies in the church at 3 mt on practical points relating to the advancement of the work to which Christian workers of all denominations are earnestly and cordially invited Let the liouse be filled in the evening Opera House Those who like a theatrical entertain raent that will make them laugh heartily on the principle of sitting down and taking it in without the necessity of doing much thinking to follow the developments of the story wilj find "A Breezy to possess all the requirements and to spare Its presentation at this house showed that the number who favor this system of absorbing generous draughts of fun is a pretty extensive class All the members of the company in Breezy lend their best efforts in song dance and all-round liveliness to fill up the gap as to plot or complications and so ably was it doue that their absence appeared unthought of The broad shoulders of Fit? carried a good that of the responsibility for keeping the audience continually amused and 5Iiss Kathryn Webster a very accomplished lady' Tuesdayj 5Iarch 19 II Pierce of Kilbourn will be in Portage next week for the purpose of tuning pianos and orders left at the Portage JIuric Temple will receive prompt attention II Pierce Notice Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of Silver Lake Cemetery Association will be held at the office of Taylor over the City Bank of Portage on the 4th Monday of March being the 25th day of 51arch A Df 1895 at 4 ni of said day 51 Russell Pres I Taylor Sec Dated 5Iarch ljl I Brolie Hie Slice Dealer Keeps the Latest Styles in and Razor Toes and everything else in the line of FINE FOOTWEAR I At strikingly Low Prices i BR0DIE THE SHOE DEALER Agent for the Allan State Line of Steamers to all parts of i the World Portage Wis Monday March 18 1895 Tho Weather 8 SIGNAL STATION Milwaukee Wis March IS 1S03 steal forecast for Milwaukee And Vlcinitu Fair slightly colder tonight Tuesday fair warmer CITY AFFAIRS Baker is at Lodi on legal business Regular drill of Co tonight at the armory 1 Miss Hattie York i3 visiting friends at Kilbourn Miss Gertrude Peters is visiting friends at Montello Ole Johnson left this afternoon for a visit at Kilbourn Rev Thos Clitbero of Port Hope was tntke city today Alex Thompson made a business trip to Poynettc today Miss Katherine Hile of Stevens Point is the guest of Miss Ella McCarty Miss Katherine Vale lies seriously ill at her home in the Fourth ward No skating at the rink this evening band has gone to Kilbourn' Miss Allie Grady of Columbus is the guest of her brotner II Grady Miss Nellie Doherty leftj yesterday for Milwaukee for a vHt withj relatives 51 rs II Hildebrand who is serious ly ill with pneumonia is some better today Miss Laura Carnagle left yesterday for an extended visit with relatives at Tomahawk Chas Mohr Jr has had Murphy arrested on a charge of using obscene languages i Bronson has returned from a suc cessful business trip for the Portage Hosiery Co Dr Wm Mcacher returned today from a visit with his daughter Mrs II Taylor at Menasha John Marshall left last night for Menominee to accept a position with the Josh Spruceby Co as leader of the band Halloway of Scott sustained a paralytic stroke last week from which he may recover He has relatives in many places in this county The names of Miss Alice Runcorn of Plainfield and Fred Washburn of this city have been added to the list of students at the business college Mr and Mrs A GdWran are in New York having returned from their ocean voyage in good health 4 telegram received today announces that they will arrive home Thursday New Lisbon has a new newspiper known as the New Lisbon Times It is neutral in politics and is published by Charles A Leicht once editor of The Juneau County Argus 1 Assemblyman Jas Sanderson of Cambria Senator Peifce of Friendship and Senator A Thalacker of Oshkosh were in the city today on the way to Madison to attend the legislature The Relief Corps will meet at their hall on Wednesday evening the 20tb at 7 sharp All the officers and members are requested to be present By order of the president Electa Smith Dr Jos Chandler of Wyocena was in the city today on his way I home to Par-deeville from Chicago Mrs Chandler is in Chicago attending the Medical College Dr Chandler is the physician at the Wyocena asylum IN RAILROAD CIRCLES Waller Washburn left today for a business trip at Milwaukee A Moulding Holstein Wadsworth Wm McLaughlin and Maj Weaver leave today for Mauston to at tend tho trial of Mrs 51 Nash vs the 51 St The husband of Sirs Nash was killed at Camp Douglas last fall and she is suelng the company for $7000 damages 3 at I'ardeevllle The Pardeeville opera house was filled Saturday evening with people eager to witness for the first time in that place the presentation of "The by the Portage Dramatic Club The play was nicely executed Blisses Maude 5Iohr and Lydia Lelbach assumed the roles of Sirs Swcndson and 511ss Galloway and Frank Drinker not being able to attend Chas Jaeger took the two 'parts of "Warden and "Philip These are the only changes in the cast During the evening 5tis3 Lydia Selbach render ed a vocal solo entitled "A Cruel for which she received cnlhuastic applause Frank favored the andience with a bone solo which was well received The net receipts were In the neighborhood of $40 I For Sale House and lot comer Cass and Pleas ant streets Will sell on easy terms d-ml6i3 Jacob Horning Drees Makers Attention Just received 01 inch Flberine Also have a full line of Dress Linings and Finding Simon Co Wanted Girl to do gcncral work Eastern House Portage Wis lay 1 Burmab will lecture at the Baptist church A Breezy Time at the opefa house Wednesday Social at the A ball under the auspices of the 5Ieetingof the Friday Inspection of company thei armory Funeral of Emil Fenner That which testified more fully than can words to tlie esteem and affection in which the late Frank Fenner was held by all was the large concourse of people who gathered at the German Lutheran church yesterday to pay their last rcspecjts to the clay which had been be The church could not hold all who wished to be present many being obliged to remain away for lack of room and the cortege which followed the body to its final resting place was one of the largest that ever gathered in this city I It is seldom that so young a man hud won so many friends his genial manners fine upright 1 character and sterling worth his readiness to lend a helping hand his quiet perception of the needs of others and his ever ready willingness be of service to those in trouble won for him at once the lasting friendship of all with whom he came in contact Frank Fennel was a true man and a true Christian in the best sense and his life rule was lived up to rigidly and fearlessly le more nearly carried out his ideas of what was right than mos do and his standard of the right was a high one Combined wih this was a personality so frankly pleasant and genuinely sympa-hetic that people knew instinctively that an appeal to him would not be in vain He had never done an injustice to any person nor refused a favor that he could grant 5Iay peace and everlasting rest attend dm forevermore St Day Entertainment I large number or people gathered at the opera hoqsc Saturday evening to witness the entertainment under the auspices of St 51 ary church An overture by orchestra was the first number on the program and the members of the orchestra received hearty applause The next was a concert recitation entitled Convent1' by the pupils of St school The recitation was nicely done and showed ample training on the jarts of the teachers and scholars The oration "The Day We Celebrate" by II Grady was well Received 51 Grady is a splendid speaker has a free and easy delivery of speech and lie held he closest attention of his dur-ng hii entire address The recitation "The Goblins" by 51iss Annie Gray was also very pleasing The Song by the Portage Male Quartette "Tenting on the Old Camp was a pleasing feature and the squad of Co In charge of Corporal Hanley executed some fine maneuvers The stage was wofuscly decorated with potted plants the stars and stripes and the flag of old Erin occupied prominent positions The I program was very entertaining roughout The net receipts amount to about $23 The Kineloscope i Four of the famous Edison kinetoscopes arc on exhibition at Breese Loomis Co's store on the second floor These machines are to the eye what the phonograph is to the ear In other words a series of photographs of a horse-race broncho bucking conflagration or whatever it may be is produced on a film some 40 feet in length This film revolves past the point of vision at a rate of speed great enough tq bring 46 different photographs to view each second a shutter revolving very rapidly cuts out by mcaus of a slit each photograph so that the observer secs a continuous performance or conflagration exactly as it occurred when photographed and so accurately that he really gets more detail than he would in witnessing the Wal thing Like all of inventions the kinetoscope is extremely simple but none the less wonderful on that account Each machine is valued at $350 and can be built for less than $50 Card of Thanks To all those kind friends who by their sympathy and kindness to our son and brother and to us have lessened the grief which we feel at our great loss wq extend thanks 51 and 51 rs Wm Fenner Herman Fenner I The Purdy Drug Company say that ladies who use Blush of Roses for the complexion "Floral Cream" for the removal of wrinkles Blush of Roses Toilet Soap and Quincella for the hands are noticed everywhere for their clear fresh complexions and soft white hands The Bright Boy Master Willie (who has just been described by a visitor as an Intelligent little Papa has the brought my new boots? Papa (who doesn't see what is Boots Willie? Why what makes yon ask? Master Willie when he come you said he was a snob and I Jane what a was and she said a shoemaker (Sensation) London Tit-Bits The Chicago base bail aggregatloa has signed Harry Miller a paw pitcher who made a reputation with the Peoria rlnh 0 NEW LIVERY New Rigs New Harness Good Stock Fair Treatment Reasonable Prices You can afford to ride if you get vour rig of Meyers LeMar STOCK BOARDED Estables at rear of Breese Loomis THE AVENUE HOTEL 7 Formerly Hotel Schulkamp 'lionona Araue Uadison Wisconsin OPPOSITE CAPlTOl GROUNDS I II SCHULKAMP Proprietor TAMES SPENCER Manager The most centrally located Hotel in tl city The best $200 -a day house in the Northwest r- Electric Light and Steam Ileat in every room I BATH ROOMS! 1 Commodious bample Rooms on office floor for Commercial Men Hack and Baggage Line in connection with the hotel Fare 25 cents from all depots to the hotel and return 1 BRITT DEALER IN I IMPORTED AND! DOMESTIC CIGARS AHD TOBACCOS 1 Pipes Articles i And1 Fancy i Goods ii i i I RAILWAY TIME-TABLE St Pauif MAIN VIA WATERTOWN Going1 East 1 Arrives Dtp Passenger No 2 Passenger No 4 Passenger No 8 Fast Mail Passenger No 22 a ni in am II Td 3 ii I 2'iJi 7 GoinirWest Passenger Nol Passenger No 3 1 4:08 a in lust Mali 1 7:2 a in Passenger 5 2:40 ro Passenger No 23 12 lit 4 iti i 2 stool NORTHERN til VIA BEAV Passenger No 22 Passeuger No 408 Freight No 92 Passenger No 4 Passenger 2o 407 Freight No 91 HI in 7:30 pin 3:15 nil MADISON DIVISION Passenger No 328 Passenger No 3u6 Passenger No 305 Passenger No 0i Freight No 397 Freight No 38 1 42:30 1000 11:00 uin Daily tDally except bunday Passengers make connections ut Chicajo 1 all points East West and South Ticket and baggage checked for all principal pi iu the United Stutea and Canada I A FLANDEttS Tic-Vet Ar Wisconsin Central Rail wan I UOINO DXPAKT Accommodation OIKO ARRIVE AccotnniointUmr' LM tDaily except Sunday Passenger trains arrive and depart frt At St Pauldepot A FLANDEIiS Ticket: OYSTER DAILY HT- Notice home and a living at home get a farm William Beattie has Lands for sale or exchange for City Property improved aftd unimproved adopted for all purposes i Write what you want or come and see me at Shoe Store Portage Wi9 mll-dlw-w3t Candies 1 1 Fresh Pure and Wholesome Candies just received Fruit flavors imported from Candies Germany Chocolate coaling imported Candies from Ceylon No higher in price than in- Candies ferior goods and much better A Rhyme You Are reading this Ad Others Would read your ad If it were here A Small Space i i i Left yet for your ad in THE DAILY REGISTER 'll i 1 I 1 Inquire about it VERY IUPORTAlir i That the buyers of Flour should know that I McDonald Has the exduelro eslo of WASHBDRH 4 CROSBY GOLD! MEDAL IN PORTAGE Dr Humphreys Fpectflcs are carefully prepared Bemediea used tor private practice and for over thirty people with entire success Every special cure for the disease named They cure without dragging purging or rea 1 the system and are In fact and deed the be Xlemediea the World' craw 1-Fevcrs Congestions We ms Worm Fever Worm Tee thing 1 Colic Crying Wakefulne Diarrhea of Children or Adult Colds Bronchitis Neuralgia Toothache Headaches Kick Headache Vertigo- Dyspepsia Biliousness 1 oppressed or Painful Whites Too Profuse Periods Croup liaryntrltls Sals llhcum Erysipelas Eruption Kbeamatism Hhenmatlo Pains Malaria Chins Fever and 1 Catarrh Influenza Cold la the Whooping Cough 27-Itidney SS-Nervctss Debility Drinary Weakness Sore Throat Quincy Ulcerated HUMPHREYS WITCH HAZEL Pile Ointment "-Trial BlteS' Sold by Dr or tint ox Bt yraptid on a HurKT' SUKIIAI (U par) ncxriuucY8KXDca( 111 iismmaWHW 1 GPSCSFSCJfc feed man offers you GOLD MEDAL bo on your guard There is ffomethinsr wrong- as they cannot ret the Gold Medal without some underhanded work and are not to be trusted MCDONALD THE FLOUR AIID FEED UAH Wisconsin Street BILLIARD PARLOR 1 1 Is one of the best in the state and is a quiet place of amusement OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.