Stevens Point Journal from Stevens Point, Wisconsin • Page 4

XIXSONVILLE. O. Moeu ol Pelican, was ul home last R. H. MIEDING CO.

Steiens Point Daily Journal inn Me nrtiiit Store in Chicago an 1 various points in Cad-ada. The proceeds of I he meals served in thcAtftell building, Wednesday, by the ladies of Ihe M. K. Church, amounted to about $13. Mrs.

S. S. Woodward of Watertown, who hss letn a guest of Mr. and Mrs, T. W.Anderson for the past two months, left for Appleton Tuesday.

E. D. Glennon will not go to Yellowstone Park, but will make a trip to Portland, Oregon, by way of the Northern Pacific. He will start Saturday morning. Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Woodward of Watertown. who visited at the homo MAX.

WIRTH PROPS. In Capt. J. O. Johnsen's New Block, Public Square.

GRAND OPtflltlG AUG. 15th. We Will give to all who visit our store during Engraved Photo. the opening week a Steel As we have our and Winter goods on sale during our OPENING WEEK 25c. Ladies' csts at Ribbed 15c 50c.

Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants, silk facing, extra heavy, Our 75c. line of Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants, extra heavy, in three colors, at One case Ladies' all Wool natural and Camels hair, never sold under -5' 1.75, at 25c 48c 98c Childrcn'sundervvear, fall assortment, 5C Up Sunday. Ttiret-liin? lias commenced, and crops turn out well. If Mr, Lobers elected Member of Assem bly this fail it will not be a ease where the man looking for the office, but the office is looking for the man. If yoo want to go to a convention, either county or state, all you have to do is to buy a lew votes and you will go there sure.

We tbiDK it is about tune to Have taose tilings stopped. Men who will do things like that ought to be sent over the road at once. We don't think it looks well lor a man that is on the town board to go in through tho back door of a saloon on Sunday. It ni3y be all right, but it looks suspicious. We have engaged a good speaker to hold a politcal meeting here soon.

The time is not set yet, but it will be made known later. If you like to hear a good speech be sure to come. Low Hates Via. Wisconsin Centra Lines. Omaha, account Y.

1. C. U. Tickets on sale August loth, 17th and 18th, good for return passage August 25th and 20 th only. One fare for round trip.

For further particulars apply to J. A. Clock, Agent. Beggs' German salve" The perfect Ointment" has cured thousands. One box is sufficient to cure any ordinary case of piles and only costs 25 cents.

It relieves at once. For sale by F. At-well Co. keeps it, as well as 1 other reliable medicines. When we consider that the intestines are about five times as long as the body, we can realize the intense suffering experienced when they become inflamed.

DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure subdues inflammation at once and completely removes the difficulty. Taylor Bros. Wisconsin's Resources arc attracting general attention, and its railroads furnish the means to develop them. The limitless iron ore deposits the Penokee and Gogebic Iron Ranges provide abundant oppcrtunity for the establishment of Iron Furnancesand general iron working industries. Hardwood timber in great quantities attracts manufacturers of all wood articles, including Furniture, Woodenware, Staves, 11 adings, Hoops and Veneering the Granite and Lime Stone quarries are attracting attention, as their quality is unsurpassed for fine building work and strong lime.

Numcr ous Clay. Kaolin and Marl beds furnish the best material for Tile, Briek and Pottery, All of these materials are located along the line of the AVISCON'SIN CISNTKAL, and any one who desires to locate a manufactory Is requested to write us, as we desire to con ter with everyone wno wants a good location with facilities for reaching markets everywhere, II Killon, Wellington, Industrial Ccmmis r. i railic Manager. II Wliltcomb, Ceneral Manager. niLU Al KKK, U'ISCOSNIN Printing Material For Sale.

The printing material formerly publication of the Wisconsin Pinery at Str ens Point is offered for sale. There is a hut press and a Gordon press, both nearly as geed as new. Also a amount 01 ooay, jCj and display type. Will be sold together at a bargain. Address E.

McGlaehlin, Stevens Point. Wis. Dealm in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Stationery and School Supplies. GUNTHER'S CHICAGO CANDIES. Key West and Domestic Cigars Prescriptions 'Filled day and night.

Night calls promptly attended to. Telephone 82. 4IS Main Street, STEVENS POINT, WIS. EGGLESTON REDFIELD, FINE Contractors for plumbing GOODS. Heating and Ventilating Engineers.

Telephone 62. lilStrongs Ave, LIQUOR. The Oshkosh Liquor, Morphine anrt Tobacco Cure will treat subjects noi Iuut: ready cash, they giving acceptable securit'-and can have from three to six months 'im in which to pay. All communicat'u r.s dress to Dr. L.

II. EATON, lot) Ma Si 8anitarium 229 Jefferson Jas. W. Fi- Manager. Sick patients at Alexian Hospital, Jackson St.

W. E. LANGENBEEG, Manufacttirerjof Water and FIRE PROOF BRICK And dealer in TAme, Stucco, Plaster Hair, Cement, Etc. tr-Those contemplating building slionld not fail to write for prices. IJricb delivered to any part of the city on short notice, and orders from abroad promptly attended K.

orders at tho office on First street, oppont Curraa House. Stbvens Point, Wis, Small in size, but great in results. De-Witt's Little Early Risers act gently but thoroughly, curing indigestion, dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill, sate pill, best pill. For sale by Taylor Bros.

Tersons who have a coughing spel every night, on account of a tickling sensation in the throat, may overcome it a once by a dose of One Minute Cough Cure. For sale by Taylor Bros. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1:1, ia. Bntered at Ibe post-office at Stevens Point, fft e- ond clas mail mutter, October Si. 1Mb.

srBscKirTio. katem. Dally, by Carrier, 10 cent per week, payabl every Friday evening to Carrier. Dally, by mail, 40 cents per month. Single Copies, 3 Ociitn.

Ad ver Using Kate made known on application. Telephone No. 35. OIHce, Koomg 1, 2 and 3, Atwell'a ISlock, Main flieet, seventeen and one-half steps east of rungs avenue. K.

McGIiACIILIN, Editor and Proprietor. WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE Stevens Point: GOING NOItTH. Alhlandand St. I'aul. Arrive.

Depart. Passenger No 3... 1:40 am 1 :4" am Passenger j. 1 10:1 AM 1 0:20 am Ti Passenger No. 5 pm ri tl'assenger No.

8 1 11: 15 AM 11:50 am VMarshlield Local No. If. departs 0:40 am jjMarahfield Local No. 10 arrives I'M GOING SOUTH. Chicago and Milwaukee.

Arrive. Depart. Passenger No. 4 am am Passenger No. 0 am 10:1 Ham I'aaHongerNo.

2 2:50 pm I'ortag Division. Passenger No. 502 departs 10:20 am Passenger No. 501 arrives 0:10 I'M Freight No. 504 departs 1:45 pm (Freight No.

503 arrives 0:40 am Freight Train. Depart. St. Pt. Chippewa Falls No.

37, (: 1 5 am St. Point to Oshkosh No. 30. ..4: 15 am Explanation. Daily.

Daily except Sunday. Sunday only. Nos. I and run between Chicago, Milwaukee and Kau Claire. Nos.

1 and 2 will have buffet parlor rars between Ashland and Milwaukee. H. F. WHITCOMB, J. C.

POND Gen. Manager, O. V. G. W.R.U.

Time tablo taking effect Sunday, July VI. 1SUU. Arrival and departure of trains from btevens Point: SOUTH AND EAST, Arrive. Passenger 11:35 am Passenger pm SOUTH AND WEST. Arrive.

Passenger 7:45 am Passenger 3:31 pm Depart. 0:50 AM 2:35 I'M Depart. 10:35 am 8:15 pm A. P. Wyatt, 8.

VV. Champion, Agent. Gen. Mangr. IMPORTANT DATUS.

Augustll, 12, 13 -State Druggists' (JorrVontion. September 30 to October 5 -Metho- (list Conference. August 25, 2(5, 27 District race meet at fair grounds. "August 25 Stevens Point Normal commences. August 31 Public- commence.

CITY JUUKIS. Ask your grocer for Standard soap. Ten bars lor 25 cents. A son was born to Mr. and Mrn.

John Wagner, this lorenoon. Mrs. N. Boyington and Miss Georgia have returned from Wautoma. Miss Florence Curran returned to-day from a three weeks' visit at Shawano.

The Misses James of Oshkosh and Lansing of Necnah arc guests of Mrs. J. A. Van Valkenburg. Mr.

E. W. Griswold of Neenah and Mrs. Norris Griswold of Janesville are guests of Mrs. Henry Curran.

J. J. rfiffuer is at home after an absence of several weeks traveling in the interest of Pfiffner Hounds. Department Commander Jones is at Klkhorn to-day, where a reunion of Walworth county soldiers is being held. Wm.

Shepard has assumed control of the steamer Island City and will hereafter make daily trips up the river. Mrs. Duncan McGregor and daughter Margaret arrived from an extended visit ANDRAE Also special bargains in our Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishing Goods and Crockery Departments. We trust you will not forget the date. Prices are marked in PLAIN FIGURES one price to all.

Max Wirtli Co, Prop. of T. W. Anderson on their way home from Tower, their homeward journey. Thomas Kamsdale, Tom Fulton and John Welsby and several other of the Central employes were at Pike Lake, near Fifield last Sunday, returning on the early Monday morning train.

Only a small audience attended Bond Brothers show Wednesday night, and the performance was cut almost half. Those who attended got 50 cents worth of disappointment lather than amuse ment. The potato blight is doing much darn- age in tins county. A cieaier wno nas been over the county a good deal, says large numbers of fields are affected, and that as a result the crop will bo much lighter than was at one time anticipated. It is estimated by those who have been blackberrying up in the Shanty town and Pike Lake country that at times there are at least 500 pickers in that vicinity.

Large numbers have gone up from this city and many have met with success, thoimh the berries are picked about as fast as they ripen. Assistant Adjutant Merrick will install the officers of Montello Post Friday evening. The post has just been reorganized. Next Tuesday evening he will attend the Southwestern Soldiers' and Sailors' Veteran Association at Mont-ford. Wednesday evening he will attend a reunion at Ml.

Iloreb. John A. Walker, keep on hand a requisite number of first-class and reliable fire and life insurance companies for the benefit of myself and the people of Stevens Point and vicinity. Office corner of Main and Reserve streets, Stevens Point, Wis. Public patronage respectfully solicited.

Please come and see mo. John A. Walker. For the G. A.

II. Encampment at St. Paul, September 1 to 1, the Green Bay Si Western Railway will sell excursion tickets to St. Paul ami return at $5, and will run a special train via. Merrillan Junction and the C.

St. P. M. O. By.

for the accommodation of those wishing to attend, leaving Stevens Point about 10:00 a. in reaching St. Paul about 5:00 p. in. Tickets will be sold on Sep tember 1,2 and 3, only, and will bo good to return on the 15th, to which an extension of the return limit to September 30, 1S00, may be obtained through the joint agent at St.

Paul. Articles Lost. A gold cross set with a ruby, used as a watch fob, between Mieding's store and Rink, Wednesday evening. A lady's gold pin at the Rink Wednesday evening. Pleaso leave ubove at Mieding's store when found.

Hoy Wanted. Good strong boy, one who is not afraid of work, to learn horseshoeing trade. M. Nkskmanx. Privileges for Sale.

All persons desiring privileges during the great liaco meeting and Wild West Show, to bo held nt the Fair Grounds in Stevens Point August 25, 20 and 27, are requested to tile bids with tho Secretary before tholSth inst. auglOdtf Gko. Osrr.it, Secy. Pass the good word along tho line. Piles can be quickly cured without and operation by simply applying DeWitta itch Hazel Salve.

Taylor Bros. SHAFF S2.9S Q-OO 2.GS 2.50 98c Shoes at price SHAF ER GO. FEB GO full stock of Fall and will put some opening week. PRICES ONLY. 50c.

Gents' underwear, Shirts and Drawers, natural wool, Two cases Gents' Shirts and Drawers, extra heavy fleece, never never sold under 75c, nt 1.25, .51.50 and Si. 75 goods, all wool, all colors, at 24c 48c 98c In our hosiery department we will put on sale Ladies' fleece lined hose imported and domestic from 5 tO 25C Progressive and intelligent railway men who are studying the money question and see the effect that free silver coinage would have upon wages and prices are posting in their cars this: NOTICE. The Interstate Commerce law com pels the posting in a conspicuous place of all schedules of rates and fares, for the information of the pub lic. This is not a schedule of rates or fares, but is a statement of my per sonal feelings for being opposed to the tree coinage ot silver: 1. Because my present pay won't enable me to buy everything on earth and I have no desire to have that pay cut in two.

2. Because I prefer to have what few dollars I earn worth 100 cents a piece, not 53 cents. 3. Because 1 do not seo why should be any better off if tho price ot everyuinig j. nau 10 ouy doubled.

4. Because I have no idea that it would profit me if the whole country went uanKrupt. 5. Because, though the ratio tnav now be 16 men out of work to 1 who has a job, I have no desire to swell the ratio by turning tramp myself. G.

Because, though I do not hap pen to be general manager ol this road, I am still no blooming fool. It is a matter of surprize that the universality of a bicycle has not produced an extensive vernacular. As a matter of lact, the "slang" express ions in general use, as gathered by an eastern contemporary, are but few. Cyclist is a legitimate and compre hensive word that is shorter than wheelman or wheelwoman. In faraway New Zealand the awful word "cvclodonna" has been coined a3 a substitute for wheelwoman.

In many western towns the fair rider is called without regard to her costume. The word "scorcher" as indicating a speedy cyclist, is fairly engrafted upon th language. In Chicago however, the "scorcher" is railed a "scout." The technicalities of the machine have led to attemps upon the part of j'oung men to coin expressions. "Your tire is punctured," indicates that the story you are telling lacks the probable element of truth. Reckless statements are called '-coasting." A very ancient yarn is not called a but a "century." A young couple showing a mutual fondness are "riding tandem." A man leading a fast life is "geared too high." An old fogy is referred to as a "high wheel," A chaperon is known as a "pacemaker." A cheap bicycle is called a "gaspipe." machine.

A professional racer is a "pro." It would be hard to convince a man suffering from bilious colic that his rgony is due to a microbe with an un- pronouncable name. But one dosie of DeWitt's Colic Cholera Cure will con vince his of its power to afford instant relief. It kill pain. For sale by Tay lor Bros. If you want FLOUR, If you want XT you -want If you want OATS, I you -want want POTATOES, want COAL, want If you If you If you CO to E.

M. COPPS 120 Clark' St. Large Stock. Prices low as the lowest. We have the largest stock of flour in this part of the state and cannot undersold.

Maple Iteaeli. Edith l'remmer will join the Mermaids at this place to-morrow. Mrs. M. C.

Ilungerford was a guest at Camp Solid Comfort Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. I. J. Kelsey, assisted by Miss Sharpe held a camp fire at Beach Villa Monday night.

A very 'pleasant entertainment was given by the children. The invitations were issued on unique cards of birch bark, tied at the corner with blue ribbon. Mayor Clark gave a camp-fire reception Tuesday night. The Mayor's guests were regaled with taffy and repartee. Usually candidates for public offices exhaust their supply of taffy before election, but not so with Mayor Clark.

Mrs. A. F. Wyatt held a camp-fire Wednesday night and treated her guests to a bountiful supply of popcorn. A Correction.

Editor-Journal: We wish to have you correct a mistake in last week's Journal. In the Liberty Corners items it stated that the Ag-gravators ball players beat the A. P. score of 11, but it was the A. P.

that beat the Aggravators by a score of ten and did not play their last inning. S. Carlev. riiOVKU. Mrs.

Jane Newell has moved into a part of Mr. Blgeluw's house. Mre. W. II.

Potts, who has been visiting friends at Applelon, at home again. Mrs. Emerson Is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. E.

Wright, Hi your city. Mrs. Morton vieltcd Irlcmla at the tVuit a part of the week, and attended the camp iiieethtj'. Miss Alice Carmiehael spent a few davs at the Point last week, the gueal of Miss Maud Andrews. Tii Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mrs.

Frank llailaday Wednesday altemoon and evening, August tilth. The Hover correspondent has boon attending tlio Crusade tamp Meeting, and that accounts for the scarcity of items this week. J. L. Smith and family returned from Vlro- qua this week.

Mrs. Smith and two little daughters have been gone since May, and Mr. 8. Joined them about lour weeks ago. Mrs.

Smith and grand-daughter Kleic Little, attended the Crusade Camp Meeting a part ol the week and occupied a tent with Mrs. A. Phelps and family, Mrs. Smith's daughter. The lent meeting was discontinued 011 Tuesday evening last week, and the tent returned Wednesday.

A great many good sermons were preached during the ten days meeting, and the pastor put forth earnest cU'orta to make the meeting a success. "Wake up Jacob, day is breaking!" ho Haul DeWitt's Little Karly Risers to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish livci. For sale by Taylor Bros. A nine of Bargains in Shoes. Here are the plain facts: We have pnt dow the prices in all Tan Shoes and Oxfords.

The ri-ht do is to close out all summer goods in August. It will make our September profits greater. Wc want no summer goods to do fall business with. 0Mi Gold Medal Flour One barrel of it will produce from 40 to 60 more loaves of bread than can be made from the same quantity ol Winter Wheat Flour. 40 loaves at 5 cents each, equals $2.00.

You will positively save more than $1.00 hard cash on every barrel of flour you buy if you use GOLD flEDAL. Ask your grocer for it. JOHN SHANNON, Mill Agent. Mens fine Tan Shoes, selling at $3.50 Ladies' high grade Tan Shoes, valne $3.50 Ladies' fine Tan Shoes, worth $3.00, Ladies1 Tan Oxfords, buttoned', $300 Ladies' Tan Oxfords, ties, $1.25, All Misses' and Children's Tan ANDRAE.