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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

Of Supple. and Accounts, Navy Department Wash
ngton u C.. until IL o'clock. noon. April s. 1895. and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter furnish the
NewY 'rk Navy Yard quantity Of boot chains huo,s
grapnels. iiv~ts. dry goods. hardware locks
hinges oilers tubing spikes. nails wire.
slaves headings hand lamps lumber steel plates steel
angles steel bilie's steel modng sheet copper
copper iron rod machinery steel spring
steel brass ROD shse lead lard OIL sperm oil packing
asbestos m5oard brass plre copper tubing boiler tubes
typewriter ribe'ns toilet papar tools hies
emery cloth and garnet paper Blank proposals VIII be
furnished upon application 10 The Narv Paw OGce. New
York EDWIN STEWART. Paymastsr-Genersl 7. :
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NEW BUILDINGS.

sss':'a's :. !: & '$s 9 %
nt ss9s5 ?sasS e. ''s.f%' az ~
/. vai. oTatr Mowbray & rinneeT No 81 Lib ,,ooo
l2ei-.- 80 5oi to sil East far a one-.tory brick
chapel IS ey9o John rrady; No % East 42d- sono
oGth st. n or West Enl-ave, Tor hye-story
M. as % :s r9 roma. N' M.sn 10 srb ~
4ss ,3a .o9 No .% lii1 i,:i,ds
Robinson. 70 Gl5 West 49h-s'. owners. .
WIFE S,1S'' 1 :. IS q. Fr;enans, Tor two
o,y f'%e dTf1s 2iHi, se6sSsn0er f,s5
SchwaenberS. architect. 3SO
ALTERATIONS.
sb % ao, ~ S g. to e Si E s s.Ss
A. "yaer. il iIorenbur ger architect FILTHY. $500
wss,ch-.'er Turnpike 800 4 " Of rnion.
sarah + conway owner. John De Hart, archi-
FTanSin,ayc : go 4 2 q ldoths,. e ,E yo;
18Th a s S"' a r 80 5oa aJ'1 sms
GT %nnF w M .2s H. hSS s Nf a1 .I@ fTss'' go
22d-'t y, :, West a dve-story and attic brick
ons 'i c5t %. s. i;S J7. Foou' 1000
81 az" 10 $50 t. nye-st'rg briek tonsmer,
l2',1 =. 81 :Gi WS;t thTes,,,ory ard
w's, 5oth-st. owner buchanan & De'sr,
7th ave-. W extend. fson l2,;6 to :25h ct,
story brick hoe. G Sdenterg. owner; 49,.
a. q, =? E1:t = q, four--.ory hr.ck dwelling
j. 1h'o,s ~ 20 West ''ih-'i. owner ., no
On ave 10 9o3 corner ais,-s,. to f5n--
s gIo s'' with ia ore, NJ. s'f ' Mf ''S
VS., 2oth-s' owner. McNirl. Mead & White. MN
is'h =: No- 9 5 ard j. F,et n * ;,oIy
comrany No West ia,h-s,. owner. L G H'l- o.
den. at'hlect oo
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(inanc!a! Glcrtlons.
OFFICE OF
THE SOUTHERN TACTIC COMPANY.
No. MONTGOMERY ST.

Francisco. cal March 49, 1905
The annual q the stockholders Of Southern
Pacific Company. tle election x Directors for I've
ensuing year and transaction - such ether bus
ness as may brought before the meeting will be held
Of the ofi.e Of the mpany, the city san Fran
cisco Ca q Wednesday. the Oh day Il April. 1895 d
twelve clock
Pursuan. 20 a resolution q ne BOARD ot Directors
the transfer books 4 this company Will be closed
from twelve o'clock Saturday. March 18th 10
ten o clock 4. VI. on Thursday. April 7th.
L. C. WRIGHT Secretary.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
THE CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD 60.

Annua: Meeting.
rCHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Chicago &
Alton Railroad COMPANY are hereby notified iha, the
annual meeting q said company f'r The election II
directors and Transaction ~ such other business
presented Will te held the r0ir. ch!
caso IL. Monday the Attn of April next. 10
O'Clock A VI
The transfer books vii! be closed a. 'he close II bust
ness hours the 18Th instant end eopencl the 9Th
day OF April! next CHARLES X FOSTER.
Secretary.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

:%T, .So +, s0s' ., S q s; r?e 7' n;S
Same to james y Donyan. 7sme pI93Iei.oy ~ ~,
West ais, 81, year ........,..-. =. ,,eb '''
o ,d i' sns as, b. an 80 lots estate 200
Van Nest station, , years D., ff,ro,, Nom
S'F berst4 mc+-ays i7o2 T, o. Hon'N''. 300
The FAR, Union rr,seyen ceIcSs o, 80. Sss
ZION Il Nen-Yo corner l~Hnson ''' '"' 5000
si'h-s g.os.. y'2'' =, Oliver II cora corner
Hlil ave and iiciipse-'t to Decatur ave. 1900
K6 5rS' Jacob TO LON, Fraa. 80 IS MaTNe IT. .on
ri,, ,eS I.ao5 20 the cernonia LIE In.arans
company n corner 7th-ave ana i87'h-'' ,,,.o
uS yfsso Francis 5 to the Iu'ual lfe Insurance
Coinp,ny Riverside Drive or ave corner los 600
M5iie 4'5 John I&u: WI St Loo
Ann'aDs 20 ~, :, f +, n' f. to Ge!ia sche
' ~. go TO- G 1i A%'' MeGi3S ~ 100
G aslave p' issseboii demand 400
Gale E, Wn II # 70 isfo1' w. ytar. 1000
wImeIans caro l ~ e Is M's' Of s'ha!r D
ns sss1s John r he naTsy saying ., n'nS
10 ii2 centre - ana 10 10 and y FranNIh o. 90
s.d. ~ y sam 20 tic centc-. years 1900
Reilly. Ph4p F o. - S'm ,s,,,nd '' ~ 2looo
Muhlkrr. Hem. - I'M Snbh - car - 5000
ia i 79s[sf' 900 ''f r Q. 200"
oa Fel,ef Of R,.p:,ib- Asa Indssn Females
cry Of ~ orN 90 ~ ...'...' $500
esonIr' Men, 10 Thomas IL Borden. NJ ZIG 40,
East Dist St demand . :. s,,,.., , a, c,,ra, $500
Henderson Jsmer. 70 j lam, :. demand ~ 1000
Csdoo, ss!sh and Johg 80 y'ar 800
Nash cathsIins 70 John nynb H,ef ave 1000
Mcclure ann snd I.9ln@i :. ~ yenrs 5000
g. -, en- me ~ Nicnolns ave " years -p'"'
'nchnrd dr'rs. 20 FRANCIS II .'......' 1900
nnbensteln I'rede ,lGH1 iot e., :. !" 100
snih. ssra9. to Charles '''t'''' 80 y .'''' 1000
,,.,Ih.rT seI,eek 4 Harlan savings Bark .oo
" fr,oo ave n ~ Honest, ycaI.,-. SOW
wcnnlnser Jotn 20 ara "a I Ines YEAR 4oo
Dene.r whs5m 10 =, ~, r ., ST. YEAR 1000
~, John II 20 George II Byrd. No l'G foIsyth-
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G onnirr properip Go tet.
FURNISHED fiouses TO Cet-Conntrp


I,rRNISHED COTTAGE. 90 miles down Long Island
i near Beac.. 70 rent for the season. u rooms
t,th plenty ~ shade and pdzzas boating bathing and
n.hing For description and photo address NASSAU. Box
10. Tribune On--
1.-TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES ct Clarendon SPRING.
1 " beautifully s..uit~!. For particulars and photo
address ROBERT MURRAY ST. Augustine. F.a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24

OFFICE Of Lighthouse Inspector. Third Dis
" trict at Tompknsville. March ION ls9s Pro
pOsAiS will be received this Once until ~ clock
on wednesday i3th day Of April 1885 for urnishns
ara dsvernr Provisions FOR Vessels and Light Stations
in mi, district OF proposals and printed in
rtr,ctiors giving fun particulars 10 the articles re
o.d ana IN. ,trm. 81 delivery and payment he OBJ
,a!ned a, this once The right is reserved to reject the
Who'll. part Of any or all BIDS and TO waive any De
f.rts The right also Vs.rv,i 10 increase diminish.
no, 10 exceed dtrin1 The n'cai tho
article named the specifications
and clause that effect will be inserted In the con
tract Ire bid IL q give also me price 81 Sommu, 90
r,tlorS as schedule in the specifications The blfAr
In every cas-. furnish with hts hd certified check
i'm sun, eoual three per ~ she amount Of the
tii II xiii b returne! ursuccessful hftsr after
the award i. made TO the successtu hidter when his
con,raft !, approved NM NJ FOIGER. Comma lder
L 3 n Light House Inspector.
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OFFICE Of Lighthouse Inspector Third rs

" triot at Tompknsville, y. Y March AN iH :. =,
PROPOSALS viii. be received this once until II
o'clock " on "Wednesday. the 18Th day 81 April ls"s
for furnishing delivering Fuel fr NeSses and Sa
ton. in this District fiscal ending Jure 30
1909 Forms proposals ana printed specifications gvng
nun particulars the Kinds ~ fuel required. me
quantity and quality. md the terms II delivery and pay
cnn be obtained this once The right Ia re
served II reject any all bids ard waive any de-
,ect. and 10 increase dimins h - exceed one
thifd during fiscal the quantities ~ am item
or article nam4d In the sPecihcatl ns Clause 20 this
eNect will b. IN tne contract. The bidder in
svey cas-. must furnish with his odd certified check
sum equal three cent OF the IN unit x the bio
l. viii Ne returned to unsuccessful bidder after
award 4. made the sIccessful bidder when MS con
tract Ia approved WM. 81 FOLGER Commander L. s.
y, Inspector
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4 DVErTIsrMENTs snd sub.crptsns iot The Tribune
y recefied at their Uptown Once 30 l.2i2 Broadway
., door nc ~ 4 3lsist until oclcck p.
T-ns received he blowing branch o.e- regular
nrl- O'Clock p VIZ 2bb sfl-av~ @
cor e3l St i5e 6th-sve i2-h-st Mays 9th ave
and iIh Il. columbus West 66th-st I'D
i2i-st near ON ~ EAT l4th-s,., ~ West
42l-st. between 1h end Sth 80 East tTth rs
cd-aye between 10Th ana IIth 'ts i026 3d-ave near
el.t-s;.. EOS ist-ave spih-s go 81 ave.
tst-st 6J4 3d-hve 2O bee ,krr-st. 10 r~cser-e,
2GoS Sasye 2iO East s9ta-s i0cI 3d-ava Cs2 3d-svs
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FOR RENT.
THE MENDELSSOHN ROOMS,

Jos we., a5th St for a term Of yeas. dancing hall
4sYs3 small hall 25xSi. apartment and dressing
r., ms on secord floor. Apply JAMES HAY, WaH-".
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Counirn propsrlr for Sale.
SEA GATE,

Fronting Atlantic Ocean ana Gravesenn bay.
Within area Gre,ser Ne~ York
IDEAL restricted site and select settlement
Combining ocean Beach and highly developed
with ever modern improvement. within - minutes to
New YORK by special private boat service or many sur
face and elevated railroads
Many weil-known people have erected handsome cot
oses and additional plots being offered for i'm
pr3veent upon cxcep,onabe wiki sales subject TO
approval
particulars OF ground sale and rental OF cottages
apply u NORTON POINT LAND COMPANY. 2JS Mon
,aGue ST. prook!yl. 100 Liberty St New York Will
IAN f. RAE CO. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
rur ANNI.A. MEETINl; Of the Stockhoders

THE ANNUAL. MEETING; of the Stockholders
q, II. g 4 schmidt COMPANY for the election 4
Directors for the ensuing and for the transaction Of
s,ch amer "a properly come before the
meeting be held at the office II Messfs Shpman.
ierocol.e & Chone a "a Wall Street In The City OF
New YORK Borough ot Manhattan. on the 9Th day Of
'' Perry LOWE. Secretary.
- Walker Street,
Dated March 2Sd 1898
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Dipiofn0 Notices.

NEW YORK CENTRAL q HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
Ol,e o: the Treasurer. New York March 23rt. 1893
DURSUANT 10 the provisions OF contract
- oc.veen he Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdenshurg
Railroad C'ornranv and ne Central and Hud
RIVER Railroad Compsny, dated March IAN. 1891
semi annual dividend = and our-nai cent
OF ne s,ocx ~ tho UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY due March Goth. 1885 Will oe PAID at
his Office and after mat date
+. = ". ROSTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-24
LA ROCHELLE

NO. 81 WEST 70TH ST.
E:even-story. absolutely hrepio'f. most luxurious
housekeeping apartment latesi irproyemens electric
VATORs, ALL NIGHT SERVICE FRENCH RES
TAF'RANT.
Brooklyn.
ITO LET APARTMENT in the handsome building. 81
/ South Portland Washington Park.
cabinet trim steam heat res!den: janto-. TO be
only ~ permit from
J. DAVENPORT SON & co. Fulton and Oxford
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BANANA RAILROAD $. y. LINE.

FOR COZ on. connecting with lines n Port Lmon
s.vanilia Cartagena PANAMA. SAN FRANCISCO and
sid ports ~ CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICO and
SOr'TH AMERICA ,,.. . -
~ s,ea -,e-s san from rtsr - West 21th-st. y y
-" FSr rates apply a, Comparys Office - Broadway.
r. l. WALKER. Traffic Manager
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no VENEZUELA.

l. steamers Of the RED "p. LINE. under mail con:
tract WIN the unted Sates Government are appointed
70 sau from Rober; per. Brooklyn.
y l., Gua,ra ,5r Caracas. Puerto Cabello. Curacao
49, " and Maracaibo via Curacao.
SIS PHILADELPHIA. .... SATURDAY, March &C. =. y
SIS CARAcAS ............. Tuesday. April s. r. n
IS VENEZU Ella saturday April 10. p. Il
~ ROULTON. PI.ISS 4 DAf.I.DTT
General Managers. No. 1875 Front 81.
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TENNEssEE CoAL. mon AND n. i. CO,

- ;, w. ,'Frf1rru'y' Sew YORK Msrch q isSs
THE COUPONS due April J, lSoS, on the
- bon4s Il TBS Company VII oe raa at maturity as
On he TEN>EsSEE DIVISION BONDS n, the Fourth
Nations Bank -.. -~.-.x,.,
the Hanover Na'.0Bal Bank, New YORK ..... a..
On ;ht UouIs 3D.! ;hN EUREKA 'DMPANf AT the
Merchants National Bank. Cincinnati. ONO.
J EOWEON. Vice President ana treas
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Continental TRUST COMPANY.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
the usua! quarterly dtyItond q ONE ND ONE
HALE Z - PER CF%T. Iuylble % stockholders n
re ifl Aaru rext. Transfer books VIII close
Aift lst am reopen Ap~ii ~. 90 -. ,..
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5000
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$500
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5000
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5000
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$50
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1000
500
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coMpAGNIH aENERAI.E TRANsATLANTIouE
rOIJA\D-AMtRICA LINE

IL FOR ROTT.;R AID AMSTERDAM
VIA BoULOGNE- SUR MER
r,ar, ......s.. o.. SATURDAY. March 49, 10 A. "
= WaIkandsn. saturday. April . 10 A. NJ
: ,,srs,- prices great comfort, superior sccommoda-
-. Apply for handbook and terms 10 Gen. PasA
u9Is. DraaiW3v. View YORK.
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old DOMINION LINE.

For Old Point comfort. Norio'k Newport News Peter
burg Portsmouth, Pinnsrs Pon,' Rlchmond Virgin
sr steamers sail from Pier 90 North River every wee
ger Zen, SATURDAY. At T. ". and Saturday ~ p
u'v. = Gr-UI.AUDEU. Vcs-Prsst and Traf.c Mgr.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-02
Straight from he Shoulder.

One of the unmitigated prevarica.
tlons being circulated in the attempt
to inlure Mr.. Harris politically, is
that eff he is elected he will try to
pass a bill enabling creameries to
again make filled cheese" Nothing
could be more barefaced than this.
No power in the state could do this
If they wanted to and Mr.. Harris is
the last creamery man to want it
done. The truth of the matter is, as
the circulators of this lie we'll know,
that the filled cheese law was enacted
by the congress Of the United States,
not any individual state, and no in
dlvidual state IAN undoit. 1t became
a law July 9, 1896, and imposed so
many tax misunderstanding the cheese,
the manufacturer, the dealer, ETC.
until the tax aggregates such an
amount that it has driven the filled
cheese from the market and not O.
pound of it is being made in the
United States to-day. Mr.. Harris
never was a friend of filled cheese,
only made 1T when competition com
PEELED him to either do SO or close
his factories. He stands to-day un-
alterably against the filed cheese and
all other dairy authorizations; he will
not as a man if be could, and could
not as a senator if he would, undo
this law. What fool campaign yarn
will the opposition dig up next?-Del-
AVIAN Enterprise.
That is the truth, the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth. And it is
we'll and concisely put, too. Mr..
Harris eve favored filled cheese,
and was n of the last factorymen
to adopt it.. He had to do it or close
his factories. He had to keep his
dividends up to others. Every man
of half-sense knows that. He knows
that John Harris could not run a
factory and pay 6Ocents when others
all around him that were making
filled cheese paid IS. He V com
menced making filed cheese until
forced by similar circumstances to the
above. And to-day he hates it, and
knows Of its bad effects as well or bet
ter than any dairyman in the coun-
ty.-Elkhorn Independent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-02

The national issue is the same as
two years ago. The money question
is not settled. There is a strong eff
fort being made by the silver men to
hide the issue under a pretense that
it is dead. 1t is only to get a better
hold in the next campaign. They
have placed Mr.. Harvey, author Of
"Coir's Financial School," as chair
man OF the national committee, and
he has already commenced to raise
money for the 1900 campaign. It
seems good policy to stamp that with
disapproval by voting for sound
money candidates. Two years ago
you endorsedAa sound money prin-
ciple in the First Assembly district;
now, to be consistent, it seems RICH t
for you to maintain your position
until you realize the object you
sought. Mr.. Thorne is placed as a
candidate, pledged to represent your
ldea upon the SOund money issue III
selecting a United States senator.
He did not seek the nomination, but
accepts it, hoping to serve this dis
trict as a faithful servant. In voting
for A. J. Thorne you stand by the
Mckinley administration; you are
in favorof continued prosperity; you
say the gold standard has brought
about the confidence to every bust
ness interest. Don't accept any com,
promise until we fully settle it. Vote
for A. J. Thorne and express your
conviction; he represents you in the
legislature, he represents you in the
United States senate upon this i'm.
portant issue.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-02
parSnip Complexion.

1t does not require an expert to detect
she suffe er from kidney trouble. The
hollow cheeks, the sunken eyes, the dark,
puffy circles under the eyes, the sallow
parsnip-colored complexion Indicate it,.
A physician would ask if you had
rheumatism, a dull pain or ache in the
back or over the hips, stomach trouble,
desire to urinate often, on a burning or
scalding in passing it; if after passing
there is an unsatisfied feeling as If it
must be at once repeated, or if the urine
has a brick dust deposit or strong odor.
When these symptoms are present, no
time should be lost in removing the cause.
Delay may lead to gravel, catarrh Of
the bladder, inflammation, causing stop
page, ane sometimes requiring the draw
ing of the urine with instruments, or may
run into Bright's Disease, the most dan
gerous stage of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's SWamp-Root, the great
discovery of the eminent kidney and blad-
der specialist, is a positive remedy for
such diseases. Its reputation is world
wide and it is so easy to get at any drug
store that no n need suffer any length
of time for want Of it.
However, if you prefer to test its Won
derful merits, mention THE WATERFOWL
REPUBLICAN and write to DR.. Kilmer 81
Co, Binghamton, n Y, for a sample
bottle and book telling all about it, both
sent absolutely free by mail.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-02

clerk in the county. In his hands the
duties of the Office he seeks would be
we'll administered.
The record for economy which Dis
trlct Attorney Edwin A. Wigdale has
made during his term should highly
commend him to the voters. In the
past two years seventeen criminals
were sent to states prison from the
county, and fourteen of these pleaded
guilty without going on trial, thus
saving the county a considerable
amount in court expenses. Mr.. Wig
dale, as the county's prosecuting Of
ficer, brought about this desirable
condition by inducing the criminals
to pursue the curse they did. Mr..
Wigdale is a graduate of the state
university, 33 years of age, and with
his two years of experience is better
than ever equipped to serve as dis
trict attorney.
lie is scarcely necessary for us to
allude further to the desirable quail
fcations of Albert J. Weis, of this
city, for the position of register Of
deeds, than has already been said
through the press and Individually.
AS is well known, Mr.. Weis has made
an admirable official and greatly
strengthened himself during the past
two years. Here in his home we we'll
know his Observation-Disclosures man
ly attributes that go to make the
genial companion, the staunch friend,
the popular citizen. We observe that
these same characteristics have been
impressed upon all who have had
dealings in the registers Office and
have added greatly to the gentleman's
popularity. That Mr.. Weis has been
an efficient and accom-. odating off.
Ger, We have but to refer our readers
to the splendid endorsement he re-
ceived from a political opponent,
printed elsewhere.
Edward C. Jones, of Fort Atkinson,
the nominee for surveyor, is finely
equipped for the position, being g.
graduate of Cornell university and a
member OF the well-known Jones fam
lily of surveyors, his grandfather, the
late Milo Jones, settling in this coun-
ty in 1886 and serving asgovernment
surveyor.
William f. Copeland, nominated
for coroner, is a popular resident of
Jefferson Junction, where he is agent
for the Northwestern railway. IF
elected he would fill the office of cor
oner to perfection.
Jerome L. HELEN is the present ca
pable county superintendent of
schools and his excellent record en-
titles MIN to a reelection to Ihis i'm
portant and non-partisan Office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-02
DR.. II. g. SEGREST.
Come 10 Northeastern Wisconsin
Inn nm Acres Of Good Farming and
EB9sBgU TimbePed Lands For Sale

Do you want to buy cheap farm
ing lands?
Do you want to bny a Dairy or
Stock Farm?
Do you want to invest money in
good hardwood timbered lands in
Shawano, Langlade and Forest
Counties, lands as good, if not bet
ter, than any in Southern Wiscon-
sin at prices from $500 to $1,000
per acre on easy terms?
or..write
sHAWANO ABSTRACT CO.,
isHAWANo. WIS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-02
HOME SEEKERS EXCURSIONS.

Special home seekers excursion tickets
will be sold on October is, November 1
and 10, and December 6 and 90, 1898, by
way of the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st.
Paul railway to points in the West, North
west and South at a fare one way with
So added for the round trip, tickets good
to return within Fl days from date of
sale. For further particulars inquire at
ticket office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-02
lNY TO


%Ey TO everyone"
Dr. Miles Remedies
.xe sold by all drug
zsfs under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
GGnded. Book on dis
azses Of the heart and
aaryes free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA