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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
NSNopf flrek.

Gopilucb lit oaSjcrige gcibeu, iber bas man
heutjutage mobl am oiteitcn flageu bort unO
gegcn boS Die mCiitcu log. NauSmtttcl angea
mCn0et pcroCH. ((n Oerl Alltrglten SGllen NIB
CS abCr ole uurtdltigCu Wdttcl, neil fat ale
NiCuldlcn iibcr Die giatur mo ben llrlprung
bc5 ycloCnS i'll llntlarcn mo. llno ood) lit
oteganie >adlc bod)lt Cluladl. Suncrm SallcH
inter iCbu rilhrt oaS 6oplmeb uon eincm oers
oorbeuCu 0tagen MD Ouourth gcit6rtem SlutA
trclSlauf inter 2luOrang oCS SlutCS nadl Dem
SOpi her. Die 9lcrte babCu Oc5balb audi ben
9iunlcu gaItrildeS 3. b. NiagentopImeh oafitr
erflnOCu. 3ailClbe tritt III UCrld)teoeuen 6Ora
men All; Tandlnlal ais BUMPER, aHf oer
Stirn oOCr Dem GoroCrbaupt lQiteuOCr 9rud,
alS ited)enocs, glcid)iam bobrcltocS SfmerSz
gCiitbl, al5 ell Geiiihl 0eS SCHommcncIuS, al5
Sloplru bcr EulsGOcrH all Den S6ldiCn, iuoIn
ildl bQuiig talte NiiBc uuo augCntiuc llulult
gclcllcu. 9tamentllh oiClcS lcbtcre &cnnieldeu
III uutriiglidI. 9hIu fam nbcr feline &raufhttt,
teln llnmObllCin grlIn0lld) turlrt meroen, ruCnlt
Ole Sebauolung ltd) ud)t auI Die gSllriel oers
'CbCH Crltrcdt, oaS bCiBt III 6iclcm HallC, peu
nid,t Der uCrOorbcuc oocr ibCrlabCue 0tagcu,
aus Dem baS &opiuCb fOmmt, regulirt uuo in
gcIuuOcu 3uitauo uCrlett iuiro. gu oteIcn1
j3mCd gibt CS fem bCillImeres, iutrdglid)cre5
lmo Der ollgemciuCu @cunobeit btlicr anges
pQftcS Ntittc, ais bic ct. Struaro Srduttrs
Yillcu, 10 beuanut uad) Dem ipobltbdtigcu 8eruz
baroner SrOcu, Ociicll WittglcOcr i'd 10 9roBe
&croienltc I'M Die 2lr;eueiz uno 3rdutertunoe
errporbeu babeu. 9ie Ytaeu iiuo bon ben ironta
men SernbarOincr WOudleu eriunbcu lluo Ilno
ans Sen miir;giten mn bciltrditgiten 2lIpeus
frGuteru ;uianmcugcicbt. Sbre gSirfung lit
cine milo lolenhc mo Crlpetdenoc, blutreiniz
genoe uno ben 8uttrPt8laui bei0rocrnoe; 9lua
ldloppuugen Oe8 &lutS i'll OCu Sencn uerltmiIls
Der Druid aui Die 9lutgeidBe OC5 @ebruS auf.
pclter bic Oircttc llriad)c bcS alS Sopime6
beIanuten yciOcn5 it, Giue 3oiis Ct 8crz
uaro Srduteu= 8iun mtro ocnuad) oaiiel6e
iofort liuoHu uuo uodl turicr i3eit poaitdnoig
trrrreu. Sic Yillcu iiuO iiir 25 GeutS in jeoer
guten 9lpotbrte, iOGc uoI =. 9tcuitdoter Il So,
.. =. Boy 24lG, ytcw yOrf, 81 beSiebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
srfer ses Giientahu. .Mplnd,s.

Spracuie, N.sD., ,. @abreno
Siaat 9. &anOua Don bier unb ieiu Sobu
b.uts su Sapetteplue uber bas @eIeiie Der
rSpracule-Sutario. gielu- gorf- Sahu" lab.
rem wollten, luurDe lbr Tubrpert Don einem
Giliu9 Demol,rt, unb belize Wduner blieben
auf Der Stsle tOOt. Der 6ahrms9 treu;t
bort Oas Geleile IN eiuem tieien Surditid),
uno 8anoal fonute ben heranuabenoen ,3ug
uidlt iehen, bis es III ipQt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
ansabl uerlorcner uno besabItcr gferoe 7o6.

Sas ftEb nun Shatiahcn, aus dd1tsH Stotititen
gcio9eH, mo "2baiGteH iiHb halsitarrise Singe."
ibeSeu9eu, paB 5bre Ecroe sesen @crIuit pmrdb
Werenpung i'll Solse iraeuD cirer uriad)e III
OCT EQUITABLE LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
COMPANY" perlldlert nerben iolltcn?
I9eHten in alleH 2beilen UiarpIaHo's uIo benz Sis
itritte Columbia perIanet.
Ils Seomten bsier @ompagnie itebsH burt Caution
IN elmer Slderbelts z9pmpd9nIe inter Suredait,
iobab Die Siterbeit Der 9oulpagnie 9Graatirt 1T.
2Se9en Deiterer Ausfunft penpe man ittD psrionIib
ooer itriitlid on bic "Sauitable SlebltaHb=glefl=
rGn5 Sompagnie," n9iatonal Niarlne SdHt," III.
33. SIn= QsnEzEtrnf,c Nnltiunre SIN. INlrn % 1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
Sranofataitrnpbe.

Yaris, 2. Sttober.-Siersebu Sduier
puroen 9eftern III Yuplaurens, I'M 0epartes
ment Saru, Ourh Seuer SeritOrt, uno eine
aus ieds Yeriouen beilebente Samilie itarb
babel Dem Slammentoo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
|altiuore, Wo., Samitag, ben 3. Sftober 1891.

Gs banbelt iid nm eine Serfdrfuns Ser
in dineiiideu @erudiicrn beTnolifen euro
pGiideu @eidwaoer, pamit ben GuropGern
in China nu6orifli9erer Sdut seiuabrt
iperben fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
@rrlausia feline Heetprp,itat nit CANADA.

Die GoniereuS, wel9e am y. >. 0tts.
sipilfeu &ertretern Der canaoild)en 9fegies
ring uuo Dem Sefretdr Slalne ltattiiuOen
iolIte, I'M einen 0teclpro; o;ltatsplau su be.
ipred)en, lit nit Ginlpillgung betOer Yars
tcteu uerl6Oben morben. iuOem Der Sefretar
idmerll1 in StauOe icin wlro, al Jeuem
Datum III @aiblngtOn su eritelnen. Die
GOnferenS lOu iett al eluem lpdtereu 9az
tunl, iueld)er pom brltlden @eanoten Cir
Sultan NauuceiOte i'm Serein NIT benz &C.
tretar Blaine ier9etelt weroen ou, iobalO
2egterer blerber Surlidtebrt, Dor ilb 9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
WbfaDrtsta8e Oct Saeau SanpTer
pom gtemsg glort.

8ampfsr yGtruria" Hatb giusruooI-am 3. Stt.
8GHper "GEtorla" HGd] GaS9olu-am 3. Oft.
2dmper "Seenoum" Rah Jlotteroanl-au 3. Oft.
2ampier Dyd Sour9oone" nuh oaure-arl 3. Oft.
90mpier "oduel" Hadl SremeH-am g. Sttober.
Sdmper nBlrgl1ia" nab 5Gulbur9-Gm g. Oft.
Sampfer pUiaJeiic" nab SiueTpool-am z. Oft.
Samp1er "Gltp OF Berlin" rad SiuerpOol - am z.
Sttober.
3ampisr ~aoifer DilbeIm H." rad Srcmcn-am 7.
Sttober.
90mpfer nNooroIanb" nab gntperpen-am :. Oft.
Samper nStberta1" nab @lasgon- an 5. Oft.
SGmptr "5urt Slsmari" mad nambuTg am 8.
Sttober.
9Gmpier "g8iscoHiH" nah 2iperpool-dm 10. OF.
2ampcr naurdEia" nadh giuerpooI-am o. Oft.
2ampier nStte OF Rome" mad ylperpooL - an 10.
Sttober.
9ampier ~goer" nab SremeH-am 10. Sft.
SdRpter "Sboam" nab JtotteroauI-dm 10. Stt.
20mpIsr Sueota" rotp oambur5-Gm 10. Oft.
SGmpIsr "Sa aouralae" HGdl Saure-am 10. Stt.
80mpIer "2rooe" nab SremeH-am 13. Sit
8umpIer "@ermaHlc" Hat &lperpool-Gm ! 4. Oft.
8dmper "Stto oI Haris" rad SIueIpool - am IA.
Sttober.
SGmgier ";SriesIano" rab 2lutuerpen-am IA Oft.
9ampt.r State Of California" HaA 9IasgoD-auI
10. Siiober.
1Gmpisr "auaufa gittoria" nab 9am6urs am
Is. Gttober.
GGmpter pglIasta" nadt eioerpool-am Il. Stt.
Sampler "umbrta" mad Slperpool-am Il. Stt.
Sampler oStliopia" nad @)lassoru - Gm II. Stt.
2aHpter SaaIe" nab Sremen-dm II. Stt.
SamPler "2SIelano" Hat oambur9-am IL Oft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
NaDluaD'S Ytuelt,
polfanOigeS Ibiiibrmittel, mllOern0, 0ii.
neuo, beretet feline Sd)mer;eu,
INNER SuOerlaiiig uuo ia.
tiirlid mirteno.
@oQitdHoig seitmodIos, gut iterSHtert, pur8reHb,

resUlireE0, reiRigeHo mo ittueHo.
Gaopag's Yiaen
beilen ae nregelmds9teitcn bcs MagcHs, Der 9sber,
Der SIH9epcioe Der yeTeH, Der Sae, neruoie SrdEi=
bciten, AppetlioUsteIt, SOpnhmcrSeH, ScritOpluul,
NGrtleibIgttt. Beroumunas beltperoeH, CNGleHtrdHz
heit, 6le0er, unteIIelbseEtiuHoHH1 ndmorrboIoeu
mo ale iEHerlhe SrGHtbelteu. 6tH re9etdbilIb,
fem Guedfber, mtHeralIite ooer loHitIse ltGoIlbe
Srosuen cHtGaltcHo.
RI Reo6adtet bic foloenocn Spmptomc, nelfe
ourh @rtrGHtIH9 Der 8eroauuHssor9dHe beruorgerlIs
len DeroeH: ScriOpiuH9, 9amorrboIoen. Slutun7
oraH9 6um aopi UtageHldurc, uebelfelt 3e3breEHen,
A6Hei9en oe9eR giieR, lhlperer Ntagen, Gures Aui'
itogeR, Stlpanfeu be5 Screens, elH sriteHoeS G5ez
fibl, penn in iegenocr BoitioH, Vidtthet Der Sebz
frdt, Runtte ODER Strablen Dor ben IuseH uHo oHI=
pies @eiubl I'M Sopie, maH9elbaite SdllueiBdus oHs
oeruHg, geibe Naut uno auaer, SeteHiteder, Sdmers
sen in BET Srlit uHo GIleoerH, pI0eIde betBe oIg7
aHidle uHo l}reHHeH I'M 6leIlt.
Sinlge Soiea bon RGoman'S Gtuen mtro od5
Suiteu uOH alien pbcEgeRGHHten uEre9elmdB9tetts7
beireieE.
9reis 25 Gents pro 8or. Sit Iabeu bel gpotbeerH,
ober uiro nab SmpiGH9 oes lSreeo per Bon peraHot.
iSIIHI SdlddlteiH fir elEeH Dollar.
Sdlltt elae grleimGre IN Sr. Raowan & So,
gtr. 81, lSarreHltrafe. Helusyorf
SlHiorm0tioH, pertb 2duieRoe, lutro SUh 6u9elaHot
lueroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03

Stun, 0as III Aaes Wedlt, es lit oaS Riiifo
Der 8erbrennuHs pprbanocn, uno Sic iperoeH uobI
baraH tbun, itdh su ititeH; alein iuiien Sic aub,
paG c5 oas aucrficinitc non Tiiifpe iit2
giehmen mir Die Staiitif elmer Siebperiiterunssz
@ompaonie, pedle oeren Geiddite in elmer Staot
lpabrenb Iuni Sabre umit1IieBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
llrberlaarH Sir nibt bfm G5lias
cSbre NiiifpS

Sci Gferben, NauIt5ieren, gien uno SdbIadltpie9,
ionbern periiterH Sic bieieIbcn in Der Equitable
Siebftanbz zAieturaEsz Esz@ompasnis" seseu Sobesiilc
in 6oIse bon Seuer, SIisidjlaa ODER irseno elmer
anbercn llriafe.
Gies iit cine beimiidje Gpmpaamie, incorporirt
unb inter Der auftt Der 8eriiderunss gsir
felen oft Die S5rase: "Sit Sbr giebiano nerthert?"
Der 9ur6ihnittssgiseHtb ia9t: ,,Sa, aesen
OssrInSf Sttrd, Srs,ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
Stauo Der Tatipualif,uIo.

Ginem erlaiieuen 2lusueiie sufOl9e betrus
Die 9auSe giattOnalidulo, einlhIieBlld) Der
GetunpirnngS.G .Gertilitate unb Sd)aeamtsno.
ten, an so. september .. s. 81 ,554, 142, =
25l.6l 9egen 81, 1862 ,236 ,S46.1l am 80. Aus
9uit. 9aS tit cine Nbuabme Don iibcr S2S,z
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03

(gitt
3 TIA 1t +
nit 3eit.
Set i6ren Seriu6en, Der
ppuitfenben 3eit su pDtten,
mii0en Gamen 1T bem &ert>
epntrs ejni9e Sleiuren ba>
ppn tragen, Gieie fDnnen
iie jebp6, ipweit Der 1eint
1T Setra6t fDnrnrt, bur6
re6tSeiti9elt II. re9elnrdBi9en
0ebrau6 ppn ,0lcnn'8
S9mefcls sScifc perber-
gen, S6ne bic 9pren Su
peritppfen poer bic Oelunb-
felt Der 9aut ir9enbwie Su
lNdpi9en, beleiti9t iie DON
Der Sberfld6e Slut1en,
Sinnen, 9tDtbe unb bic Der
1hiebenen GntiteQun9en int
0efplge ppn SuneDmenpem
9(lter pber Ginlpirflrn9 Der
Spnne, Nian bilte it6 pDr
Tdllhun9en! Sn 9lpOt9e>
fen 51t Daben, Gie Belt
9reift ebenlD ba5 6aar, lpie
ben Jeint an. 9lQei1 benz
m9elante1 alten Silrl66en
ldBt ii6 auh bier nit
v9iQs augenblifltdem
9aarfarbem mittel" "trpsen,
>pelAe5 auf ben 9rauen
Saupte be6 Sllter5 pen6au6
Ger Su9eno erneuert. G5
lit ba5 bette nb retnite int
@ebrau6e befinbliAe 9aar-
farbeaittel. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
The German Correspondent,

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ksoUTHEEN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
Ser Sentide Correspondent,

2d9lih, nohenttld nno SoHnta9s,
q. Naime, Giecntbumer nno Hcoafterr,
eiibpefsGde SaItimores Strabe uno 8oitsSiTcssaus.
Trsis bes tdgIidben 9Iatfcs, burd1 1rdser in gaIa
finore uHo in Der giadbardhaft beorst, II a cts;
fdglid1e unb Spnuta aS s9lussabe 10 cts. pro
gSotesabbar lpodentIid bic bas Slatt belorseHoen
8rd9er.-Saaitd, Hebit Sonutage Niue aabc uHter
Yortos8orausbeSdblung $3.50 pro Sabr, fnr tir3ere
Seit i'm @erbdItnis fur bic Uod,cntiidIe Mnesabe
NIT sourtaesblatt, poroirei, nit 4bius 'ir Slubs,
$3.50 pro SGbr nab irseno einem Srts bes JHldns
bes, 81 nod guropa. Snnnta 90 ;Wmegabe 81
pro So9r.-0as bette ino biuisfte oentid|e SIatt
tn ben Otittelz uno SIofiaofeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03

Ser &utider bes 6otels yGuutenfran;"
in Simenau, Sbiiriusen, eridob porseitern
ieine SraIt in einsm 8auslotale, neil oies
ielbe nit elnem anoeren Mtanne getanst
bate. 9arauf ging er uad Sauie, erdoB
3uerit sin 2ieblingspfero uno Damn iid) ielbit.
Ssi einem Sdrupneas Sd)ieBperiub beifi-
idjer artilerie III Der giab. Don 9tobbori
platte eine &anone, ipoOurf) Der Sanonier
Slatte set0otet uno ieds anoere Solpaten,
bier oaoon i6mer, uerluunoet murben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03

Sr L, l. Sttobcr. - Die Seerbiz
gun9 oss @eusralS Suulanger 1T auf uats
ten SonutuQ gtadn1ittag ieit9elett mOroen
unO wirb cine eiIiade @luil=@eremouie ieiu.
Der &lerus bat iid auf Snitrnftlon bes GrS=
blitois BON Ytedelu enOgiiltt9 nnp oefiuitlp
sewei9ert, 9ntbell an Oem gei1enbegGngniB
su nebmen. Senri 6odlefOrt rpiro ans Bari8
bisrbsr getonlmsH unO Der Seerblgnn9 bei-
mohnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
Gas Attcntat ami &aiier Sram, SoSepb.

gSien, ?. Sttober. - Die csetliIten
Sldtter itreibsn pas 9efsru entpedte 0ioro.
complot segen ben Saller Sraus Soepb ;u
9oientbai, bel 8eidsnbers, einem Io,ialiifi.
lteu agitator su, meider in 9isifsnbers
wObl bstannt isiu ioa. 9ie namliden 9lat.
ter tbeieu nit, pleier SOiialift lei bereits
uerbaitet unb OeS Serbre4ens ang.tlast
woroeu. 9ieie 9lngaben Iinoen ieoo6 auBer-
balb Der Sreiie, welte iie entipriu9en, me.
nig @lauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03
sas seitameut elmer eauaertu.

gS e n, ?. Stt. = Die Sangerin gSilt,
pel9e tiirsli9 SelbftmOrD be9ing, bat 200,
600 Collars. gr0BteutbeilS iiir ipoblthGtiss
3pede, btnterlaiien. Gle sntsrbte mebrere
vtitglieOer ibrer 6amilie, bic iie beidulOists,
baB lie, I'M lbr gelD 81 erbalteu, intrisHlrt
babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-03

Sriiiel, ?. Sft. -@ebrere Ybutoera.
pbie'u Der lleberreite bss Generals Soulans
ger, tm Sarge ltegeno, itno auaefertigt wOr'
ben. Ser Sar9 lit ein Or.ira6er unb Der
tun.re, mel6er aus Slei beitebt, 1T nit met
bem NtlaS geiiittert. 2luf benz 0edel be,
ftuoet iit Elm 8reu; aus Mabagonibol; uno
cine Ylatte nit Der eiuia1eu Snid)rift:
n@eueral Soulanger." 9aS seitsru uer0fs
feutlidte politiite SeItament 6es Generals
lit BON ibm ielbf nit GROCER SOrgiaIt &C..
id)riebeu.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-09-02
Home Matters.

Six Cabinets Free. Mays Old Gal
lery 4ow4
The public schools of this city open
ed Monday with full attendance.
st. PauPs parish guild meets Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. W. L. Norris.
-Rorn, Monday, August a, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winkenwerder,
of Pennington.
Beginning with next Sunday even
ing services in st. PauPs church will be
held at 7:3O O'Clock.
The new St. Henri's church will
be consecrated Wednesday, Sept. Is, by
Archbishop Katzer.
Artisans Day occurs next Monday,
September 9TH, and it will be celebrated
On an extensive scale in Milwaukee.
Among the handsome dwelling
houses erected in sthe city the present
season is Gustav Exner's, on Sixth
street, First ward.
A. F. Wolfe has made satisfactory
start in the photograph line as the
successor to ]. B. May, at the old gal
lery near the bridge.
We learn with regret that Thomas
McCabe, proprietor of the marble
works, Fourth ward, will soon remove
from our city to Milwaukee.
The residences of w. G. Stone,
Dura NJ Woodland, and Drew Straw
when completed will be fine improve
ments to Washington Street.
Pensions have just been allowed to
Lewis Brown, of Roscoe, H., and Mary
O'Neil, widow of James O'Neil, of this
getty, through the pension agency of S.
s. Woodland.
Mrs. G. T. Lott has large col
lection Of tulip, hyacinth, tuberoses
and carnation bulbs for forcing and
fall planting. Call and see them at
the green houses on End street.
The Cigarmakers' Benevolent asso-
citation of WATERFOWL, organized Octo
Der 3, 1889, and incorporated February
%, 1891, is now on substantial basis
aud in most fiourishing condition.
Warden Lamoreaux has created d
new Office in the management Of the
female department of the state prison,
that Of assistant matron, and the new
position is filed by Miss Gertie Fuller,
Of Juneau, who has for the past few
months been on duty in the back Office
Of the main building.
No water for the Touring mills at
GAINESVILLE. The Rock river is lower
now than at any time within the past
ten wears, and, as Lake Koshkonongis
drained to the lowest mark, and has
been for some weeks, there is no chance
to get supply from that reservoir I'M
til it is filed by rainfall.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-09-02
Ann ArbOr SNeW England Organs
Board of Street Commissioners.

Regular meeting of the Board Of
Street Commissioners Monday evening:
The application made by Joseph Har-
vey for license to sell liquor was allow
ed and the bond approved.
The following accounts against the
city general fund were allowed:
III. Justman, n. Bruegger and Jas.
Gingles, salary as nightwatchmen for
August, $50 each; Electric Light Co.,
$37l; F. Klatt, cutting noxious weeds
in Sixth ward, 1925; j. Haggerty. cut
ting weeds in Seventh ward, 9.25; F.
Wiese, cutting weeds in Second ward,
$40; A. Kali, taking weeds out of river,
50; +. Weight, washing hose and carts,
July 9Th, S3i Lester q Kress, labor on
Phoenix Engine house, $3.50; George
Henze, five days board and washing to
Philip Roth, committed for violating
CITY ordinance. 50. so.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-09-02
BUSINESS NOTES.

--Watermelons by the carload at
Stallman's. Your choice tor 70 cents.
A full line Of Roasted Coffee from
25c. up at HAWKINS.
We always have what is fashion,
able in hats.
ScRIFFLER & QUENrMEYER,
AZ Agents for Knox hats.
For fancy vests, night shirts, UNI
derwear. neckties. Silk Umbrellas,
trunks, travelling bags. collars: CUTS,
socks and all gentlemen S swearing APP
parel. there is no such assortment IN
the city as
az SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER' S.
Uncolored Japan Tea at 20, 25, 80,
f5and 4Oc.. best value for money IN
he city. GEO. j. HAWKINS.
STORE FOR RENT.-The property of
drank Koening. located on ". Main
treet, and occupied by J. c. Seager
Is !, barber shop, is for rent after
Jov. 18th. For further particulars
.naI1ire at Cry ROLLER MILLS.
-schiffler & Quentmeyer have the
largest and best variety OF tall ana
winter overcoats, and the beauty OF
t Is their styles are seasonable ana
80, ,,,,a,nroachable At
Canned goods-pomatoes, 8, 10,
t21b cents: corn, 10, 1215, 5 cents !;
meas. Is, 20, IS cents; beans, 10, 70
cents. All other canned fruit, vege-
tables and fish equally lowin price at
Hawkins.
Six cabinets Free with all orders
taken before Oct. LIST at May old
gallery. 46W4
Crawford peaches, Bartlett pears
and all varieties of plums forcannlng
at Stallman
Our popular assortment OF tall
and winter clothing for men, boys and
children has arrived. In price 1T is
the lowest, in quality and workman
shin the best. That Is the KIND OF
goods to buy.
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
Dealers in clothing, hats, caps, etc.
--Ifvo are looking for a position
in the west, write us. as we have vacan-
cies for Office work, store clerks. farm
hands and other positions too numer-
Gus to mention. Address, enclosing
stamp for reply, to
w. E. PAYNE & Co.,
Employment Ag' IT'S, 1904 Union Az,
46w4 Kansas City, Mo.
Fred Ruesch & Son. dealers in
boots, shoes and rubbers, on West
Water street, have succeededln build
ing up a fine trade that is rapidly IN
creasing. The reason for this Is not
difficult to determine. In the first
place they sell only the best and most
reliable goods, class OF goods that
can be warranted every time; and,
secondly in all their dealings they are
I fair and honorable, satisfied with a
living profit. They give theircustom
department. careful attention and car
always be depended upon for excel
lent work in this branch of their bust
ness also.
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To Sell or Rent.

The undersigned will sell or rent his
farm four miles west of the city. Said
farm is situated on the West road and
contains 200 acres, 100 acres of which is
in the town of Watertown, and the
balance adjoining in the town of Mil
ford. Forty acres are under pillow and
seventy acres heavy timber, the balance
being pasture and productive meadow.
Well provided with buildings and good
water. For further information enquire
of JOHN SCHLEICHER,
Jones ST., 2nd ward, bet. 6th & 9th SITS.
47w3 Watertown, Wis.
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PERSONAL.


Miss Clara Rose is visiting her brother
In Chicago.
Miss Alice Duffy, of Monument, Col,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Miss Louise Grossman has been en-
pertaining Miss Meiswinkle, of Mil
waukee.
Daniel Smith, of GAINESVILLE, was a
visitor over Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. ]. Giles.
Mrs. Geo. PEBBLES, of Chicago, has
been visitor in the city, the guest of
Mrs. Fred Kusel.
William Gorder was called to Platts-
mouth, Neb., Saturday,..o account of
the death Of brother.
John Waldo, of GAINESVILLE, and A. P.
Chapman, of Milwaukee, were visitors
with friends here Friday.
A. A. Ramsey, of Eldorado Mills,
and former resident of Cfyman, called
on friends here last week.
S. Smith, wife and daughter, of Reeds
burg, have been visitors of Mrs. E. M.
Kohn and Mrs. L. A. Avery.
Miss Kittie Williams, of the class Of
'91, High school, left this week to at
tend the State Normal school at Mil
waukee.
Mrs. HI. j. Hoffman,, accompanied
by her two sons and daughter, is visit
ing with relatives and friends in Mil
waukee.
A. w. Straw, of the firm Of Straw u
Ellsworth, Milwaukee, visited Sunday
at the residence of his mother, Mrs. L.
n. Straw.
]. H. Slight, of Emmett, started yes
terday for a few weeks hunting at Bel
mond, Iowa, where his brother Geo.
NJ. resides.
Gustav Kartak, of The Baraboo News,
was in town yesterday on his way to
attend the Firemen's Tournament at
Oconomowoc.
VIM. G.. OFF took his departure Mon
day to enter upon his duties as travel
inc salesman for a Milwaukee whole
sale drug house.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hill, in company with
her sister, Mrs. j. G. Ford, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mowder,
at Minneapolis, Mimi.
DIR. N. P. Valerius is attending the
Interstate fair at La Crosse this week
where he has taken number of
blooded horses for sale.
Mrs. Chas Judd left Saturday for a
visit to relatives and friends at Duluth
and Darwin, Minnesota, to be absent
mouth. She is accompanied by her
son and two daughters.
Charles Corey, for the past eight
years employed with the Globe Milling
company, left Monday for Westfeld,
Marquette county, to take charge of the
roller mill at that place. His many
| friends wish him and his. family success
and happiness in their new home.
S. A. Dale, Of Chicago, years ago q
boy here, with his daughters, the Misses
Helen and Olive, and son Master Sam
uel, accompanied by E. NJ. Gavin and
Miss Mary Gavin, also of Chicago, called
upon relatives and friends in the city
Monday, while en- route to visit the
Dells and Devils Lake.
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Sudden Death.

A death Of awful suddenness oc-
Cured at the West Avenue hotel, Sun
day morning. Timothy Summerville,
a boarder at the house, had just par
taken of his breakfast, enjoying his
usual health, and had sat down in
front Of the office to have a smoke,
when his head was seen to drop sud-
denly. Several at once came to his as
sistance, but by the time he was placed
on lounge in the Office, which occu-
pied not more than a minute or two,
he was dead DR.. W. G. Spalding was
called and pronounced the cause Of
death apoplexy.
Deceased was native of Ireland and
came here some forty years ago, set
thing on farm in the town Of Water
town, where he resided many years
before coming to the city to live. He
was SO years old. Mr.. Summerville
was a widower, and he leaves two
daughters-Mrs. Mullen, of the town
of Watertown, and Mrs Thomas Torpy,
OF Waterloo. His funeral was held
from St. Demands church yesterday
morning.
Five hundred thousand dollars has
been offered for ten-year lease of the
roof of the New Masonic Temple in
Chicago. Rare flowers and exotics will
be made to bloom on every side, MAX
ing the roof veritable bower, and
shaded walks will afford plenty of
room for a stroll.
-Tomahawk, place started in the
woods only a few years ago, is to have
water-works.
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gW We now have the most COM

ever shown in the state, our exclu-