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For Sale.
FOR SALE-Douhlc set of harness nearly
new. Apply ISL Cheneveri street. ].

For Sale.
FOR SALE-Douh,e set of harness nearl
new Apply isl1 Chcneveri street
For s1T-T-T.nc 5xS Inrh upright cngTe
on. 71io inch uprieh, engine. one luxi
inch horizontal engine. one SKIS incl
horizontal engine, one loSiS Inch hori
gontal engine. with boiler ~ inches h,
II fsei, with forty 3-incn tubes; tnre'
boiers, ~ inches by 10 feet long. viii
twelve t-irch flu,s IN each boiler; al
se.cnd hand Can see same AT McGow
ems Foundry and Machine Shop, Hous
oon. Texas. Il
NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS Now ready
| FOR shipment also Scotch Collie Sncp
herds. from Imported stock Newtoind
land miles s.. females $40; Collie, males
| s.. females s.. At Glendale stock Farm
| kinkivr i. o., Texas. Il
BARBER CHAIRS AND F1XTUREs-
| Less tban one-in'rd vaine If you Want
| iine outfit, com" Immediately to col
| Inns Furniture company. under Hotc
Boyle. rs Loui~Ana ,t:eet. u
HAY FOR SALi, About two cars OF
| prime hay. S.se poi ton on track Hous-
ELf,GANT BED ROOM OAK SUITES,
from 50 TO 81 ,they cost from 81 to sSo,
selling TO MAKO room. See them. Col
ms under Hotel hoyie, 2i6 Louisiana II
FOR SALE-riauo. Moquet;e Carpet, Bed
room tables. kucncn safe. COOK stove
aia n,a''ns stove rarmse'a,"r' me new
sNs' Nhe stove wd>niaS machine ana
$50 ,'a,'' nus ~ spii ~, o Sa,e
u.s. a,1.s 10 N''' ave- wv =,
SrI.vrs c,i,,,,s ,,, ,,,,
=, M , 10 LAMi = WAEi,-
49, -, - uvshs' uniiiss '"pies' 'or itss
ihia hail value. Thousands OF other
t.1tss. Ic!nns EUrniihre Co. under
l-nl-. Hcy.c. -lb Louisiana street. II
FOR SAI-Hl~A feW n7.---- T--7- T--i --,-,,,
> = 50" -ls machine, writing desk, CEN
Is
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SOME OF the choicest No.
offered IN Houston propefis
every ward. especially fhs \
Sixth: Third ward residencs, ,
{ to 9 rooms each; new ~
in conveniences, from tim !
terms liberal; $1,000 to ioss }
ton city property at Z pet ~,
nun: security must be AL M
property for rent. sale or ~
1t with me. push my buss1
allow it 10 push for me. N.T|
Hutchins House.
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CANCER cured wY:h,n EVAN Iay. Win
OK pain 40 pay until cured. william,
s'laoa. N. H., 6tia Main street, Hous-
ron, J tNse. il
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sl'fl' :. TON WANTED Is years old
W. e,s fer h9s-. ar. clothes IL learn
tfe'l- A.1rr>s 80. t1is 1fAc- Il
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w m Ed rsrsi-class laundry MAJ to
teH steam ksur.rt 10 tasi.is .nvsl.
Siceketi Scam l-a1ri-F C-9cksst.
I.Aas. =
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WILL TRADE unimproved ioi
ward for improved properly !
good country town or timps
near railroad. Owner. this e
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NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS Now ready
FOR shipment. also scotch Collie Snep-
herds. from imported stock. Newtoind-
land miles s.. females scS1; Collie, males
s., females s.. At Glendale stock Farm.
kinkirr j. O.. Texas. Is
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NinnLE-AGEn GERMAN. speaks span.
ISL ..si- Fg.is,. experienced IN grocery
Ans Sa~son business. wants position
SKY =. ccan--y. A1drcSs ssis. TINS Of
-. "A
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WAN TEp-S tuA;,as ry an engineer. loco
-4o.aN- ~ Stationary engine. Address
Nfa. Has Nf1cf. II
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men or cour'e, ui,l,5.,. rhiisr'e ~
! Il. Main srrr.. otr,nst:a No. 80
| =
| ECE pT-N- & - -
| aio-ks - "',h-e -N're
W. 80. -'s.' a. -. ;. AZ re NJ,
! bah room. &c. 81 ARMY 10 Mrs Alex
| A.cef ~ u an street /.
T---T7 y = - -------
-. 49, y" Nf,- sea rooms, IN
t-s.-Sif-. sQ-ti- i--iii Sii.ilc4t tpr lis 3 /
bath room Eo.sa !, t,~s :. h.,ii, 49,
~. far,,il,.. 80, ''' az,
-. :
OK HIN ~ Two new 80 -1a'i focuses
- Third ~ATl So ir.a-l f.oIl-. Thi~.
"aru. 80. : rlcni lo4.. THr va.
.Rl!n go 4Aita .1t, = u
teVEA HSAss i4ign Har1. So. 10 rccl
Ao-re !h.ri War. -. r4nfn hcl~e
F2sr'n ward -. rporn rr-se Fnfir-
ware. u 80. N ..Ils. I'd --t ,Va..5
J. room hn-s4 ruu-,E VAN 81
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; \ t~7!sH HEADQUARTERS 7es
'i'-a s-f"ti adJpinIus NoInans ET.
sHNsf I@"isHl.1s enree ~ la .ee--lo1
~ i'~rit. J, u flA. f3.~s
'' fnsie troubles Bottles
p ntHfHt f..frl 4.
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cash, corner Lcelarvs. ~ -
Apply j. p. Kinar. ~
street. ufe 4
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FOR RENT Tho two story. ten room
hohse corncl. SAN lacrto mud Prrurio
house. For terms. ETC., apply Dicnstag' !
Nhlna inlaee. i0I Mnln alroni. tf
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/ HAVE good resident properly
ton: no incumhrance and cleai 4
trade for stock Of racket gooS.aa
good country town. n, TINS :,
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FOR SALE-riano. MoQuet;e Carpet. Bed
room tsnlss kucncn safe COOK stove
and heating stove refrigerator. fine new
gasoline stove. washing machine and
window shades, must he sold Mt one.
owner leaving city. Address No. s0)2
III : office, y.
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ttft ilENT-Sn4t= o. .Area rooms rorr-
'if.sy fN-n SIZED frr .ght hoAseke.n-
,Hs i2rss sitcnen wita s.lk. also ol--
rin wh'-f. "a. 81 r.. month. 80
- a'esi.e l.
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FOR or Statesman fruT ~,
ing town on the SAM -
would exchange for ~,
Dress slol. this offices. -
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Help Wanted.

" AN Eh.It-A nsraes rusules - cnsFseii.
sssn - soi-cE c.iy tr4ie. sA's>ta -
ertifact given 90 r.sss ra-ue. t"i
sSrH ies fra IL avenue, A9SsS =
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HAY FOR SALl, About two cars OF
prime hay. $40 pc, ton on track Hous-
ton Midway Farm. Waller Texas. IL
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x; d. GAUT. Rear r..I
Investments. Bin. 6s1sah 7
Choice 8. 10 and MSnk
farms, 80 to leo acres. N .aN
city. at IS 10 SIS per sc,
ii'ogV acres. suitable "a, ~
500 and $50 per sn ngr ~
city property' hAths
improved, on monthlv
special bargains for n ~
business property in a.
Trading list complete
tiix Bldg. cnnocita IA
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II Al'.AAf .ii %'TANTI pia'lizte. r
t7s @i"r7 ana agTanl'si rHpils-
t.'i" .-l atteILT- go 30 ;scas.ttHe .4....
- pF=e. slr e. music Nou-l!s ,e-s.,,
49, q iree ~. l'a.l-s as.rs4s. J.
alS'l COUPON 80 ~ issast'fsl new
ra ifvaut4r= ~ -. fast
"ae-4 fys e. lriira- atory p.llc- send
,t-poH "-ey y. Ah-n Co, For;lard,
oregon. =
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fgh sAl.E-1'wo lcis -
Felipe and Boecher
WV. Address 1850, thu ~
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ELEGANT BED ROOM OAK SUITES,
from 81 to 81 uhey cost from 81 to $50,
selling TO maze room. See them. Col
l!ns, uiiie. Hotel Boyle. 2ld Louisiana. ii
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LOST A black and white essT|
turn TO zoos Webster street u
ward.
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FOR sAiE--Hot metal plating aud goId
anu silver plating. tho cheapest ani
Dest methods. II Interested write "a "
Nance Luiing. Texas. for informa ton.
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FOR SALE OR ENcHANGt,..
Third ward and Fourth wa!e
also acreaCe property in CITY y
oschauge for improved propas
dress No. Nsn. Iris Office.
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STOVES. CHAIRS, LAMrs. WARD
tehes, office desks dining tables for less
ihin hail value. Thousands OF other
things. Collins Furniture CO. under
lioiel RoN.e sl6 l.onlsiana street IL
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BARBER CHAIRS AND FIXTURES
Less Than one-in'rd value. II you Want
a iiae outfit com. Immediately to ,'ol-
Inns Furniture company. under Hotel
Boyle rs LouiSAna >t:eet. II
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Trade or Exchange

FOR EXCIiANCiF-L.s Lends and q
critics. both Northern and Sowa'
Cora Bacon Foster. Aeda
Building. 1918 Texas avenue. D
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
worth of Waco income
property, at Il great bargain
t.culars call on or address !
Grasor. Job TeXts avenue, ha'
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EIGHTY ACRES Of black ~
500: convenient TO schools
etc: get off a III Gamma :
Goldenrod. Wharton COUNT !,
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'OST SUNDAY MOL
Help Wanted.
WAN Ehie-~A nsrte,s nuEler - czsFse;i
sssa - <oieis c.iy srsis. sA'ssl az. :!
eStifact siNel 80 r.s's ra-Css e"i
s~f.A l'e fra Il. avenue, R4'Sss :
NANFEI>-ren ti19Te l1livs asa sSa !.
Ii-l Tor ll-USau. 4.t gras-Anle NNFh
S&L Men.i4y ana r,se sday +. % =. g !
-. -. Franz, avcnas
VA NTr.p--.A soo-t d. rinan ans s4r.i.y :,
| 'Ahr charge ana wock NY fHrn " II
atss- For lHArSirliArS apf.y &c Mss
| - = Baker. LiOei-s. INAAS
Wan TEi,-vhi;e sousan 10 10 scckirg
( ..Ai ho1s-WnTk 81 8 niiy 90 tarS-e- Cal
Immediately Sc. Main s.rt-. SLY =
WANTED F'ir>si-.lass laundry MAJ &c
tSH steam 2ur.rt 10 tasi.t. .Hvn
| NaSs> or comr<>son Asrls a. once
~ oes~ti SCAM l-l1ri-g. C-sch;S .
We NEED an abs. T-teII sea' voniA-l OF
s-'.'SS fOa4fcfa'ir'iS &C. r'@-tAe- e-sns'-'
OF oi hu.if~-s Apps .atiQn> oqel ;-s'h
's-,tS Possessing tii-s-- characteristic, :.
-N1Sress 1ris thlS cidee !
sI'ENoc9AFHsRs. i,sokke-s7e-.. sales.
~ ~ '-sSis,s. g. n'iisrs cs-Ss-lrS res;-
if'lriaesS Bureau" J. ". E1aG2,l. PRO
- prefer: Daii@s. Texas. :
apU can make hi- ,norsv s.@lias c1r
.i,sii.osoi'i. aiain rDm Il Ni1i-. ',-4res
s-ff a. ppf"e-eah-l $50 c-iiui1.1 &ri
s,'l-.'.1 in ME- s.unuNuuA ir-rfss, -t.ita-
iHol:4na e,.ls rel.t att sts nf
~iNnnnufn. We az orra au1 ell fo-.
70 -ecn: stamps for J.osia-r for
,'t9Ee ana r2iHlrsi,@. Agents Aante-i
TX discounts rsai.. "a caflpr.-u ailli4-.
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Avk SAl-h-A few pieces lrfc. bedroom
-, So" ns machine, writing desk, CEN
ttF iaoir. CHINA cupboard. stoN e.. lamps
cheap; leave IN a week. l6lJ McGosen.
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FOR SAl.E-A lot u icw harness al
Ses' 'tnn- ,ns stables, corner Frank
IN ard Carolua street. /,
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fEtlr JARs-We havc good Stool, q,
an s.|es OF fruit Jars refrie Hhs.
VI are selling 1t cost. White us 70,
prices Or cone and soc us. We WIN ebnc.
You beautiful stock of crockerv. rl4ss.
ware, etcs cheap. John McClellsn =
avnrn los "'@ Nam street and 81 Texas
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
BRIEF ;JOTES OF NOTABLES.

The Rev. DR.. Benjamin l.. Agnew,
pastor of the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church of Philadelphia, has been elected
secretary of the Presbyterian board of
ministerial relief.
Some English painters have left
great fortunes, notably Turner and
Landseer. Turner left 100000, while
the value Of Sir Edwin LanGseer's per-
sonalty was $S00,000
The Connecticut Humane society has
awarded a medal to Eugene Walker of
Hartford, a lad IL years old, who, at the
risk of his own life, saved man from
drowning last September.
Sir Henry Irving, in laying the foun-
dation stone Of the new Passmore Ed
wards Dulwich Public library recently.
spoke briefly Of the incalculab bic value of
free libraries as a medium of good.
Two men of Madison, O., have been
years. Now they are each 81 years old,
with but a months difference in their
ages. On November 3 they cast their
fifteenth presidential vote.
Chang Chin Tung, the viceroy of HUI
peh, China, who has hitherto INSTRUCTED
work on the Hankow railroad, is one of
the pioneers of the new manufacturing
industry in China He owns and ooer-
ates an immense cotton mill in Wuchang
M. Boguloboif, the Russian court
painter, who painted the picture of the
Russian fleet at Toulon, presented by
Alexander III. to the Paris Circle Mill
taire, has just died at the age of ~
years. He caught cold while making
sketches of the arrival of the Gar at
Cherbourg for a picture which Nicholas
II. has ordered.
The remains of the late George du
Maurier were cremated, and it is re-
ported that among others who have de-
clared in favor of cremation are Bishop
Potter, w. S. Rainsford, Prof Charles
Eliot Norton, William Waldorf Astor,
Edward Everett Hale, Andrew Carne-
gle, Charles Dudley Warner Marshall
2. Wilder and Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Soon after the marriage of the crown
prince of Italy to the Princess Helene
of Montenegro the former presented to
his brother-in-law, Prince Danilo of Mon
tenegro, a sword bearing an inscription
which, translated, means: Victor EN-
manuel, Hereditary Prince of Italy. to
Danilo, Hereditary Prince of Montene-
gro"
When DR. Watson first began TO
write under the pen name of Ian Mac
laren he took every precaution to pre-
vent his identity from being known. and.
in fact, only his publisher knew who Ian
Maclaren was. But Prof. George Adam
Smith, Watson's friend and classmate,
at once detected from the style that DIR.
Watson was the author, and sent him a
telegram of cOngratulation.
Julius NJ. Price, the well-knoWn tray
cling special artist of the London Illus
trated News, was with the Bechuana-
land expedition in South Africa; he went
on a voyage to the Arctic coast of ST.
IBERIA, and he journeeyed up the River
GCbi desert to Pekin. More recently he
went to COOlGardie.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
AN IDAHO MYSTERY.
Three Persons Disappear from Sinker
Creek Farm.

Another chapter to the Sinker creek
mystery has been added, but which
throws no light upon the case, says the
Silver City Qd.) Avalanche. The Ava
lanehe readers will remember the mys-
terious disappearance of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Thomas last March. If they
had dropped through the earth, their
withdrawal could not have been more
complete. There were no signs Of foul
play. All the stock, vehicles, saddles
and other effects were en- the ranch.
Several theories were advanced, but
nothing has developed to justify the be-
liefs. John L. Thomas Of HALEY, BROTH
err of the missing man, came over as soon
as he learned of the disappearance and
took charge of the property. Some time
in April last he hired Il German, called
Otto (no other name known, to cultivate
the ranch, care for the stock and take
general charge of the place. 1t now de-
velops that this man has disappeared as
effectually and mysteriOusly as did Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas. He was last seen
about five weeks ago. He had not
drawn any wages. John Thomas, who
is mine foreman for the Florida Noun
tain Mining company, has been kept
constantly at the mine, and did not learn
of the disappearance of the German I'M
til few DAYS ago
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
QUEEN vICToRIA's CHRISTMAS
She Always Attends Church and Receive
ion


She Always Attends Church and Receives
Communion.
The spending of Christmas day to
Queen Victoria has been sadly changed
since the death of the prince consort
The German celebration of that day was
introduced by him into his English
home; it was one of the brightest and
happiest of the year. Christmas greet
lnSs and Christmas presents were nu-
Christmas tree, which bore fruit for
every member Of that large family house
hold, was the great feature of the even
ing. The death of the prince consort on
the 18th of December, SO close 10 the
former festive season, for a long time
precluded any Christmas festivities, but
as time went on and the deep wound was
healed, the Queen returned to her old
life and ways. Christmas, though shorn
OF many of it's former gayeties, still
reigns supreme at Osborne, where the
Queen always spends her Christmas.
She has always gone there since the
death of the prince, Windsor being too
full of sad memories, so that after the
services held on the anniversary Of the
the Isle of Wight. The Queen always
attends church ON Christmas day and
receives the holy communion with those
of her family who are with her. The
Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the
Princess Louise and Lord Lorne, beside
Princess Henry of Battenberg, are
those of her children who generally
spend Christmas with the Queen. Some
times the Duchess of Albany and her
children are also there, and Princess
Christian and her daughter and son fol
low directly afterward when they bad
dispensed their own Christmas festivi-
ties.-Ladies' Home Journal for De-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
Working Convicts to Profit.

The convicts of Mississippi are a
source of revenue to the state. the profit
derived from them last year having been
$4,000. The state has bought 5000
acres of good farming land and rented
or leased much more, and on this land its
900 convicts are worked, humanely but
diligently, SO as TO secure the best re-
suits. The Jackson Clarion-Ledger sees
no reason why other states cannot profit
by Mississippi's experience and carry
on farming operations for profit. 1t
says: ''In case the farmers of the state
object to this sort of competition then
the best thing to do with convicts is
to maintain the public highways with
them. Good roads benefit all classes"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
CATARRH IN THE HEAD.
A Constitutional Disease, Requiring a
Constitutional RemedY.

Constitutional Remedy.
Catarrh in the head consists of infam-
nation of the mucous membrane in the
nasal passages, and sometimes it extends
to the air cavities which cover con-
siderable portion of the face. Catarrh
in the head frequently destroys the
senses of taste and smell, and it's tenden-
cy is always facilitating. The best au-
thorities say catarrh is just as surely u
constitutional disease as is scrofula. 1t
is caused and promoted by impure blood.
The teaching of experience proves that
the true way to cure catarrh is to purify
the blood. The One True Blood Purifier
is Hoods Sarsaparilla. Read the teSti-
monials of those who have been COM
pletely and permanently cured of catarrh
by purifying their blood with Hoods
Sarsaparilla Thousands of such state
ments have been written by honest,
have been published year after year; and
question.
If you are suffering from catarrh, do
not daily with snuffs, inhalants and use
less local applications. Take the direct
road to health. Cleanse the stream at
the fountain head. Purify your blood
with the One True Blood Purifier,
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In a short time
you will be convinced of the wisdom of
this course. Hoods Sarsaparilla will
give you an appetite, tone and strength
en- your stomach, make rich, red HOOD
and remove ali the disagreeable symp-
toms of catarrh by permanently eradi-
eating the causes which produce them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
Wisconsin, Patents.

Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventors are reported for this week by
Erwin, Wheeler & Wheeler, 5S and %
Loan and Trust building, Milwaukee.
Wis. These attorneys will furnish the
Inventors Handbook free:
A. Benedict, Merrill, ironing table; D.
Benedict, assgr., p Kenosha, drawing board
F. II. Dean, Seymour, stump-puller; Adam
Even, Port Washington, snowplew; l..
Fredericksen, Pewaukee, potato digger; c..
Kilian, assgr., Milwaukee, wagon axle; G.
Knowles, Milwaukee, electric signal appa-
ratus; A. LANCE, Milwaukee, table; J. L..
McFarlane, Medina, cutting tool; l.. Miller,
assgr. Milwaukee sewing ma machine chine F; J.
Milwaukee, wire fence tool; A. F. RADIANT,
Wausau, calipers; A. n. Ritz. Milwaukee,
receptacles for paste; z. q. Swan, Oshkosh,
vehicle spring; j. F. Theurer, assgr., Pabst
company, Milwaukee, process of and appa-
ratus for retaining gas employed liz dis
placing liquids; Herman end III. Wesle, Med
ford sleigh knee: Bolte Cycle company, Mill
waukee, cycles (trade-mark); Star Knitting
company, La Crosse, knit mirtens (trade-
mark.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16

There is more Catarrh In this section Of
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable. For a great many
years doctors pronounced it a local dis
ease, and prescribed local remedies, and by
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be constitutional disease
and therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by f. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market. 1t
is taken internally in doses from 10 drops
to tablespoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure Send for circulars and tes-
timonialS Address.
f. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
Arctic Owls in Oregon.

Papers all over the Northwest are no.
ticing the arrival Of Arctic or snowy owls
which were mentioned in the Portland
Oregonian recently. They have been seen
at many places all the way from the
boundary line to the California line, and
taxidermists are being kept busy mount
ing speciments Of this visitor from the
Arctic regions. One paper says: This
owl travels southwark with the ducks,
the companion il is generally found
with" Owls and ducks do not travel to-
gether unless the duck is inside the owl.
The ducks come down rom the north
every winter, but the snowy owl does not
sually severe, and his food supply is shut
off. The last time these birds were
here in numbers was in the hard winter
of 1881 80
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
False Witnesses.

There are knaVes now and then met with
who represent certain local bitters and poi
sonous stimuli as Identical with or possess
ing properties akin to those of HOStetterS
Stomach BitterS. These ScampS only sue
coed in foistng their trashy compounds up
on people unacquainted with the genuine
article, which is as much their opposite as
day is to night. Ask and take no substitute
for the grand remedy for malaria. dyspep-
STA, constipation, rheumatism and kidney
trOubip
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16

When one reads that a device has
been patented in England for supplying
watches with incandescent light without
wonder grows from more to more-frst,
wonder how so big a device can be
packed in such small quarters, and then
wonder how long the watch will remain
unmagnetized and true to the time with
potent little battery in is vitals con-
stantly trying to mesmerize its move
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16
The Modern Mother

has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup
of Figs, when in need of the lax
ative effect of a gentle remedy than by
any other, and that it is more acceptable
to them. Children enjoy it and it bene
fits them. The true remedy, Syrup of
Figs, is manufactured by the California
Zig SYrun Co only
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16

Gen. Won Wyttenbach, who defend
ed Palermo on behalf of the Neapolitans
against Garibaldi, and after the capture
of that city retired with King Francis
II. of Naples to Galta, which was also
subsequently captured, died at Berne
recently. He was 50 years of age.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16

The fascinating Partisan cantatrice
who is turning the heads of American
dudedom has had her photograph taken
holding a. young lion in her lap. All
the chappies in the country who have
seen it are dying with envy of the little
beast that anna Held.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-16

Buckingham Dye for the Whiskers
is the best, handiest, safest, eurest,
cleanest, most economical and satisfac-
tory dye ever invented. 1t is the gentle
mems favorite