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mtnneTntn.
Ha 0irfe.

SStttt1tEtulu.
Ts airfe.
0ulutb, 20be aug. - Be norIte
Sntberanere | 2itenben inbpiebe i'm
nbe Sirtebpgning isaar.
cnerfjsrt
@abaib, 20be Dug. Gettions
mano 90. Sfsn blsp igaar t Sings
Goolep opertisrt af ct &pe9troin %
brabt. Sans Siem bar / 5aDlur,
Wis.
Gunoet iiploig.
Rp6eItsr, 20oe Iug. Surien
bar funbet Sbomas S'geil Itploig
/ Snbbrubstpbsri / 8anten / 9Dper
25be Mai, ba $4,000 blsp i%tjaalet.
antnmobilrfabrif.
5aribault. 2Obe @ug. Slere
8osulaoninger Maftiner til ben npe
Acknowledgment er tonne fra Gbis
casp. Oct pentes, at ale Maitiner
bill bore opitiaet ben lite september.
Girtnsbsfsrsr iaffet,
gais 2ate, 20be Dug. - 8eitprer
3iharbs for bet Cirrus, ipm bar
paret eftsrfsst Der / en- use, er arres
iteret / Blair, Neb. Gais GountD
Sheriff bar taget Striot til at itaffe
llDlsoerin9spapirer os bill bringe
Sanger bib.
Sarn nrGbt.
gilbert Sea, 20be Dug. - Mr. pg
mrs. Sp6n MabionS tire aar samle
Sen blep iguar Gftermiobas brabt
at en- Slaamaitine.
eummen numineret.
Mpprbeub, 20be Iug. - S Repuz
blitanernes 2egisldturtonpentipn bleD
Sobn 8. 2ommen al Sian Gountp
% Robert S. @els al Wiltin mo-
minerst meo affirmation.
yprnano.
6rasee, 20be Iug. - Gn Sornabo
traf 6ra5se tiblig Senbag Morgen.
Den poreoe en- Zine % bl9ite neb
llbbuIe, Saeene at Barns ug Suie.
Mtelmsnen BED Glper blep rdmppnss
ret. ale elsttriite Sradbe er nepe.
9ns bi9ii bort.
Stinpater, 20bs Dug. - Gn it9rt
Storm bleite t~gaurmOrges S. g.
Sanipns npe 9utitbpgniug, iom bar
unber Spfsrslie, bort ira hens
9runbmur.
2fNbrue.
9emibii, 20be Dug. Siolig
Ssnbag begpnbte bet at fplre9ns, og
i minbre snb fem 5imer falot 16
CONNER 8egn ifelge Sbierputioner,
iom Hegierinsens @eirmanb, u. 8tls
mour, tpg. Oct lpneoe pg tpronsoe
ia lapelist.
esn % gornen.
Slaptpn, 20be Mug. - st itGrtt
Soroenpsir git pper benne ggn isaar.
Chris Sobnfon, fpm Dor | Noropeit
for gnen, blsp br9bt at 2pnet. San
bar % 4ar gammel.
Yionrer bob.
Muntatp, 20be Dug. Or. u.
6. 9ornbsrg b9be Der ipag. Sdn bar
en- at 8pens Pioneerer. San efterz
laber Gnte pg fem Senner.
Eager aiiteo.
Mantatp, 20be Dug. Pplitis
METER grueIs reiignerebe i'm Sitting
ibag, forbi Mappren og Spraaoet
bapoe bablet bam for fturpt, fproi
ban life arre'tersoe Martin Surrap,
ipm bar efterisgt for bet brutale
Operfalo paa Miis Gbitb Dation.
Sefen ioriuannt.
Ilben, 20be Dug. - Gn Manb,
Ipm talDte fig Srant Gambling leiebe
forleben ct Spanb Seite at Peter Car
ion. San Ttulbe tiere no paa aanbet
oq ielae Gpbpemetal Og fomme igien
famine Days Gftermiobag. gaaoe
Manb % 9eite er p9t. Irreitorore
er ubtaset.
Billie hsIiitfe @aribaaen.
Gloquet, 20be Dug. 5repman
er benpiIt til 8runoiurpen lumber
1000 9alsrs Bombs, ipm ban life
furce 9ipe. i9an forIsste at beititte
Maribalen meb 5000 fprkut faa lin
Sribeb. Spis bun itafer Bail, bill
en- nh @rreitorbre blipe uoippret mob
$50, gor nsttp Snrfen 6nn nf1nnbe
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Stsrre gulins enb beutet.
4un pnkntu.
G1 Sefprer.

Siour Sails. 20os aus. = goaro
of' G~ouration bar ralgt groTesior
s. 6. WilIcn at 9eeoersberg, Snb.,
til 8eitprer for 5gtftolen.
Tehsfal0.
6ot Springs, 20oe Dug. - Sap
tein George %. Gone at Camp
Croft, 9. O., bsbe / Statens Spl=
oaterbjem beritebs. Gan bar 8etsran
fra Sprgertrigen.
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Siloe beIIiffe @aribaaen.

G(oquet, 20be dug. 5reoman
er benpiIt til 8%ranbiurpen lumber
1000 9alers Bombs, irm ban life
funpe 9ipe. !9an forIpgte al beititte
Mari6alen meo 5000 fprht faa lin
Sribeo. sSpis ban ltaHer Bail, pil
en- MI arrsitOrbre blips ubippret mob
ham for bette 5orieg. San afagbs
fulb Silitaaelie for Spmmsr anosrs
ion.
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ssn % gornen.

Slaptpn, 20be 4ug. - st it9rtt
s~oroenpeir git pper penne gsn isaar.
Chris Sobnfon, ipm Dor / Rorppeit
for gnen, blep brGbt at Spnet. San
bar % Iar gammel.
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GrRht at Spnrbogn.

Ga grosIe, 20be Dug. - g.. g.
SlIon, en- af Sporposnstompanists
Sunttionerer, blep sieblittelig or96t
at en- 9osn ieftermiobag. Sans 2ea
GENE blep frpgtelig lemleitet. San
bar gift og bapoe ffere 9ern.
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SOlru lem Srannitiittr.

Sipur Sails, 20be Qug. = 5 els
bre sio paaIfob Perionsr laugs
@eiene pg &Dagitierne / ROro 9atota,
at grarie6raEbe ofte bteO foraaridget
peo, al Solsns Straaler ftinueoe
siennem TONNE SLATER, ION par tas
itet bort at Golt. icnr gift siennem
2anbet. 8enne pauitduo sr M Sc
frrftst al Gbdrlss SlIOn, en- gar
mer, Tom Dor oeo Sim Riper / Gam
born Gpuntp. GAN bar netop miitet
400 9uIbeIS 9ptDe Deb en- SIoss
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Hoods ~SarsapariHa

CIR ameri,as ppperite @eoiciu til at berise
% iiprte SIceet. Selses al ale gppteiere.
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2igbrue.

9emibii, 20be Dug. Siblig
Ssnbag begprbte bet at ltplre9ne, og
i minbre snb FEM Simsr falot 16
CONNER 8sgn ifplse SbierOationer,
iom 3egierinsens @eirmano, u. Sill
mour, tpg. Det lpnsbe og tprbneoe
uaflaDelist.
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Sarn nrGbt.

gilbert Sea. 20be Dug. - Mr. %
mrs. SO6n MuoionS tire aur samle
Ssn blep iguar Gftermiobas brebt
al en- SlaamaItine.
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105 aar sammsl.

GbiPpetpa Sails, 2ooe Dug. -
Gbarles Belle bsbe forleben / 1T
Stem peb Gbippetpa Riper, Is Mil
norbenfor per. San fplote los Qar
tire 9age for i'm Dob. s be fsrIte
Srebioeaar Tom ban fra Canada og
par en- at be ire Wenb, iom ieilebs
opoDer Chippewa Hiper til Beetles
SANS, bpor ban bar boet bele Sibeu
iioen.
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Tttoense smii

Den ameritnnIte profesIor Gbus.
5ripler sr fommet til 2onbon % pil
Der begbnbe at tilpirte flDb$roe Cuff
.efter en- for Maaleitot. SarS aoms
poni bar faaet GuIbmeodljen Dso
uoftiain9en | qaris, og ban ielu .r
bIepen betorerst meb 2GresIegionens
&prs.
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2ebsnoe Sntsrtsie for Gbina.

w" SaaNssRtN F6h VphH"
5urlaggerne / 2onbon tappes meb
bperanbre for at tuune ubsipe ben
fsris BOG ON gsleiringen Of Betting.
Minoit tire befjenbte 5irmaer bar
t~slesruferet til Sir Robert Dart, iom
foreftaar 9olbOaienet I CHINA. og
andre Gngelitmanb, iom / langere
lib bar opbolbt fig / bet bimmelite
Rige, os tilbuot benz ubpre GUNNER,
forat be ital fortene ON fine Spks
oelier for og unber 8eleiringen.
sluslauos golitif.
Gn aorreiponoent til ct engelli
9lab oifentlissjsr en- Samtals, ban
bar baOt meo en- bsititaaenoe 0iplos
mat. 0enne flyer. at bet bar l9nsc
pGret og er fremoeles Ruslanps Yoli.
tit at berspe England ale 8enner
blanbt Wagterne, Iaa, at bette 2anh
MATTE itad dlene | 3ilfelpe at en-
arig meo en- anben europ9ilt Magt.
gnglunb bar M ingen @enner uosns
for amerita, og Huslanb gjsr bet MI
til i'm !9oDeoopgape at pRite Splio
meIem England og be Gorenebe Stas
Ter, flyer 9iplomaten.
Srnoesabe.
G3dren ienbte iom gruOegape til
Serbiens unge Drowning ct itprdrtst
5alstjebe at Diamanter % SaTrer,
bpis 8erbi dnI9ttes til S100,OOO
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clint Spgmmer.

Qpplston, 20be Dug. Sans
9o6l, Ipm nplig Tom til bette 2ano
fra 5pftlanb, iDsmmebe igaar ODER
DinnebagoIssn. SiItancen bar 8
Mil, os ban sjorbe suren / fem 5is
mer. 9an git / COB silitanb ilanb
/ Brighten Bead. Dan bar lebIaset
at @enner / en- Rpbaub, men fit bpers
ten 9i9lp eler Jorfriitninger paa
3uren. SObl bleD fspt / Sa6ien for
81 4ar iiben. 5dn er anIut I ct
grpsgeri / Menaibd og er en- bpgtig
Spsmmer / Sultpuno. Sans 9es
trift igaor bar 5Slsen af en- 9iiput
meb bans Mebarbsibere og ct gnIte
ON at ie, bDao Fan tunbe ubrette |
ferf 8ano. Som Yremie III ban ct
Selp69ger. 9au agter mart at
ipsmme posr Sssn Der, 6ppr ben er
6reoeit, 16 Mi.
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gano til cit Bart.

prescott, 20be aus. 80. &.
Din, ben fremrugenbe aurntisber FER,
bar foreret 9pen i'm fine Wooblano
Gienoom i%snbenfor gpen til en- 9ps
part. Oct sr Weningen at bpsge en-
ajerepei og andre 9eie. Den Dor
penoe Yart Dor en- imut uoltgt oper
MisfsIippifloben.
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8anstt fOm ieim.

MeIette, 20oe aug. - 6or fire
Tiger iibsn besrnOte Meaette artes
iiIte 8rpno at taite pp 0pno os Stsne
~efterdt bare 6apt rent 9uno og lebes
ret Strait til MelmsGen og ct elettriit
Q9sunleg / II aar. 9rsnOeus
ganomGngbs gift neb til en- SsnDs pr.
Minut. s forrige llge d%nIatte Sps
raaoet s. 9. Sarris, bpem BET ior
nosle 0ase iiOsn lpttebes at aabne
grpnben, og ba Den after blsO lat !
Ssorb:nbelIe msb 8au0lecninSsn, bar
@anbet fart pg 6aObe Ell luttet 1rgt
al 178 Yunb pr. apuordttpmme og
100 qunes Srpt meo ct Ia 5oms
mes Spsrflobsrsr uu6snt. gorssren
iubler, foroi be otter bar ben bebite
arteIiffe grsno | Staten.
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q n ~: D a Ssf,5s : n @',iS; 6 S asS'.
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Tehsialo.
Blu iinosiuq.

2eab, 20be 4ug. = Mtte MatIp>
bi1 sr ertleret for iinbsforpirret al
Statens SinOsIpge6purb. San er
80 aar gammel. Oct blep piit, at
bans Sinbsibgbom itriper fig fra
ODerbrepen pg uulabelig grus at
Gigaretter. 9an ifal bringes til
CANTON ON nogIe 9age.
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Summeit n%Dniineret.

Mpprbeab, 20be aug. - S Repus
blitanernes 2egtslaturtonpentiOn bleo
Sobn 6. 2pmmen al GlaD GpuntD
pg Robert S. @els al 8iltin mo-
mineret meo Affirmation.
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SerpatNpenoe Aarsana. Np.

genoe fra en- Grsn / ct Sra. 9i9et
bang iaa laot, at 8neerne bersrte
Soroen. Sanberne bar fris, ps Der
bar intet Merte pad 8plolombeo at
ie pad benoes Per,on.
glornbe Sebe.
Muntdto, 20be Iug. - Sbermps
metret iteg til So Graber ibus. Be
500 Irbeipere / Stenbruobene matte
bplbe OBJ at arbeioe o.o Mibod9stio
pad 9runo al ben gloenbe Seoe.:
Sehe ngr Of Sr0e.
Qangbpn, 21be Dug. - Gnbnu en-
6eo uge er benrunoen. Sbermpmes
tret bar barierst melIem "a og 80 /
Stpg9en. Strange Seite sr osbe AZ
9ebe.
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6rasee, 20be aug. - Gn Sornabo
truf 6ra5se tiblig Senbag Morgen.
Den pareoe en- 2ime % bl9ite neb
llobuIe. 5asene at Barns cg Suie.
MelmsIlen peb Glper bleb rdmppnes
ret. Ollie elettri'te Sradbe er nebe.
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9eiien %ioriuanht.

4lbsn, 20be Dug. - gn Manb,
Ipm talDte fig Grant Gambling leiebe
forleben ct Spanb Seite at Peter 2ars
ion. San ifulbe tjere no pua 2unoet
oa Ielae 9pbDemetal Og fomme isien
famine Days Gftermiobas. gaaoe
Mtano % 5site er p9t. Irreftorore
er ubtaoet.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-27
GERMANY'S ATTITUDE.
Her Naval Officers Openly Sympa-
thized with Spain at Manila.

Gen. Thomas NJ. Anderson, who COM
manded the first eXpeditionary force sent
from the United States to the Philippines
after Admiral Dewey's destruction of the
Spanish fleet. comments in the North
American Review on the conduct of the
officers of the German fleet III way that
seems to confirm earlier reports on that
subject He says:
THE German officers were bumptiouS
and brusque in manner. Their sympathy
for Spain was openly expressed and
plainly shown. Their conduct all through
was in striking contrast with the cordial
ity of the English, the goOd-natured af-
liability of the Japanese and the studied
and formal courtesy of the French
Our first eXpeditionary lard force en-
tered the bay of Manila on the Both of
June, 1898. under convoy of the Balti-
more and the Charleston. AS we passed
the quarantine station at Marivelis the
German protected cruiser Kaiserin Au-
gusta, the most formidable warship in
the bay, steamed out, and, running close
to the Australia. on which the writer had
his headquarters. followed us up to Ca
vite. | did not suspect at the time that
any discourtesy was intended, but |
found afterward that our naval officers
thought it was a discourteous bit of
bravado. Many Of them expressed the
opinion that the Germans intended to in
terfere to prevent the bombardment Of
Manila -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-27
Cigars Strong Enough to Kill.

I'VE have had quite an experience at
our house. said Diukleby to his friend
Googins. you remember our conserva-
tory"
do you mean that glass closet, about
the size of q drygoods box, that is built
on the side of your dining room?' in
CURED Googins
That's it. [ call it the conservatory
to please Mrs. d. She has an astonish-
ing number Of plants in there; not many
orchids, but lot of geraniums and
things. The other day she discovered
that said geraniums were alive with in
sects. She asked a florist how to get
rid OF them-the insects, [ mean-and he
told her that tobacco smoke was the best
remedy. So she took that box of cigars
which she gave me for 4 Christmas pres
emit couldn't smoke them because l had
resolved to swear off smoking On the first
of the year. Unfortunate resolution,
wasn't it?''
Very said Mr.. Googins. dryly.
Yes. Well, as l was saying, Mrs. D.
took those cigars, and giving them to tho
hired man, told him to go into the con-
seryatory and smoke for an hour
Here Mr.. Dinkleby paused and Mr..
Googins inquired: Did it kill the in
sects?'
''Wel." answered his friend. rehec-
lively, L should think ii probable that
it did. 1t certainly killed the plants and
the doctors haven't pronounced the hired
man out Of danger yet. Joe Lincoln in
the RaZGr
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-27
THE FAULT OF THE AGE.

The fault of the age is mad endeavor
To leap to heights that were made to
climb;
BY burst of strength, or a thought most
clever
We plan to forestall and outwit time.
We scorn to wait for the thing worth hay
ing;
We want high noon at the days dim
dawn;
We find no pleasure in toiling and saving,
AS our forefathers did in the old times
gone.
We force our roses. before their season,
To bloom and blossom for us to wear:
And then we wonder and ask the reason
Why perfect buds are so few and rare.
We crave the gain, but despise the getting;
We want Wealth-not as reward, but dow
err;
And the strength that is wasted in useless
fretting
Would fell a forest build Il tower.
New York Journal
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-27

into the mill, an come out draggin' the
body He drug it down an chuclled it in
the hole, an while he wuz film it in |
Tell over an cracked a dry branch. He
come boundin' up the hill with a cooked
pistol, but l got away without him seeing
me.
Il passed woman standin' at gate.
but | WIZ too skeered to stop-only mo-
toned back.
MY ship had anchored up and wuz
ready to put to sea as soon as | got
aboard. night though it WIZ, as time had
been lost the day before. The captain
WIZ that MAJ that he wouldn't listen TO
what | had to tell.
I'VE had good luck and were nearing
home again, when the squall struck us
that drove us onto Skull reef
That morning, as the mists were van
ishing like ghosts before the approaching
dawn, Matt Rominy walked past his mill
for the last time. with irons upon his
wristS.-BoSton Globe.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-27
GID LEATHER HANGINGS.
Oid- World Art Revived by Two New
World Women.

Two young American women, Ameri-
can women Of Boston, have lately made
new again the old-world and old-time art
OF gliding leather hangings for the walls
Of homes and buildings
The revival of this old art is due en-
tIrely to the perseverance Of two sisters
the Misses Mary and Clara Ware, who
are graduates of the courses in decora-
ton of the school connected with the Bos-
ton Museum of Fine Arts While CON
tinuing their studies in Venice they were
much impressed by the beauty of the
glided leather in some of the old palaces,
and gradually they were led to investi-
gate the methods that had produced if.
They found that in the Fourteenth and
tlfteenth centuries gilded leather was
one of the chief industries of Spain.
where it had been introduced at least 300
years before by the Moors. 1t is there
fore undoubtedly of African origin. From
Spain the art spread to France and Italy.
while the making Of "Cordovan leather"
as 1t was called, is said to have been one
OF the chief sources of wealth in tho
Netherlands. This art, like other old
arts, degenerated in the Seventeenth and
Eighteenth centuries. In it's last DAYS
both materials and workmanship were
often cheap and inferior. In the present
century practically no leather of this kind
has been produced and it has remained
for these two young American women to
show its possibilities in modern schemes
of deCOra zion
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-27
WORK OF CONGRESS.
tie.

Monday, Feb. 19.-Spent the day in debate
on the right OF Congress to extend or with
hold the constitution to territory ACQUIRED
by the United States.
Tuesday, Feb. 20.-Heard Mr.. Kenney in
opposition to retention OF Philippines and
then resumed consideration Of Hawaiian
bill.
Wednesday. Feb. 21.-Passed number of
bills Of local interest and spent the rest
OF the day in debate on the Hawaiian gov
eminent bill, little progress being made.
Thursday, Feb. 22.--Washingtons fare
well address read with fine evolutionary eff
fect by Mr.. Foraker Owing to the absence
nf some Democratic senators Mr.. Penrose
announced that he would not call up the
quay case until Friday.
Friday, Feb. 23.-By a vote Of 81 to IS de-
cided to take up the Quay case, and Mr..
Daniel made speech in favor of seating
Mt Quay. Mr.. Vest and Mr. Foraker de-
government bill. Both were constitutional
arguments, Mr.. Foraker's being in reply to
that of Mr.. Vest.
Saturday, Feb: 24.-Debated the Hawaiian
wide range, but the basis of it was an
amendment offered by Mr.. Platt Conn. j
rs to the appointment and tenure Of office
of the judges Of the Hawaiian courts Mr.
IlllInan embraced the opportunity to make
u characteristics speech in the course of
winch he made an attack upon Mr.. Morgan
and vigorously opposed many provisions of
the bill, particularly those which related
10 suffrage.
House.
Monday. Feb. 19.-Began expansion de-
bate the Porto Rico tariff bill coming up.
Passed q bill to amend sections 1889 and
o3341 of the Revised statutes relating to in
ternal revenue tax on fermented liquors,
the purpose being to abolish the smaller
packages of beer, One-siXth and one-eighth
barrels. The bill is to go into effect July 1,
1900. Nothing was accomplished at night
session. which was to have been devoted to
pension legislation. Mr.. Talbert of South
Carolina made the point OF no quorum and
blocked proceedings.
Tuesday, Feb. 20.-Heard Mr.. Hopkins Of
Illinois in support Of tue Porto Rican tariff
bill and Messrs. Newands of Nevada and
Swanson Of Virginia against it.
Wednesday, Feb. 21.--Debate on Porto
Rican tariff bill resumed. Adopted Senate
resolution authorizing the President to APP
point one woman commissioner to represent
the United States and the national society
of the ID. A. Il. at the unwilling Of the
statue OF Lafayette at the Paris exposition.
Thursday, Feb. 22.-Debate on Porto Rocco
tariff bill continued, notable speech be-
Ing made by Mr.. Grosvenor.
Friday, Feb. 23.--Continued debate on the
Porto Rico tariff BILL Mr.. Littletield (Me.l
making "A noteworthy speech in opposition
thereto.
Saturday, Feb. Discontinued debate on
Porto Rican tariff bill, the principal speech
being by Mr.. Tawney of Minnesota, who re-
piled to Mr.. Littletield's speech CT Friday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-02-27
MARKETS RY TEIEGRApH

E-Fou1-Steady. Wheat =
HoTff No. on 4radf 9 Ssc track os SS
No. on track. 34c. Oats-Steady; No. 2
white, track, 24Hc; No. 3 white. on
track 254Ad25Acc, Barley-DqIl; No. 9 on
Weak; No. / on track, sc. Provisions
Lower; pork 1866: lard, 5:s2.
Flour is steady at 3,s0a3.9 90 for patents;
bakers, 2.S002.90, and 2.95@310 for rye
Millstuffs are steady and quoted at 1900
for bran, u 25012. SO for standard mid
dlings, and 13.75@14.00 for Milwaukee, iour
CHICAGO-Close -wheat-February 64x:
Ma! May, sec, 66c July, 663sc CornmoFebruary
May. 23A a233ssc; July, 22Hc Pork.Febru,
airy, 1880; May, 1865; July, 1910; Lard
5s Rbs G as 'S S5 Nay Nay S SsS@
5.S21a; July, 5.S21a. Flax-Cash Northwest
$50; Southwest. 1.6O; May, Los; September,
ST. LOUIS : Close Wheat : No. red
cash elevator, -687sc; track. re: February,
66SAc; May, 6S7$c; July, 657$sc; No. 2 hard,
February, 33c May. 337Bc; July, 335s@a33a4c c.
Oats-No. z cash, 241ac; track. c4%5c; Feb
l ggarx 24ssei May, 24a241e: No; 8 white,
7yz75aaso. spelfef4 81 E9a55'0 Lead
INNEAPoLIS Close Wheat In
store, No. / Northern, February, 631ac;
Northern, 61Ac.
NEW YoR IKS--Clo : Wheat March,
l4asc May, 722sc; July, 721ac; September,
7 12i4 Corn1mo.MAarch, not quoted; May,
DULUTH = Close Wheat = Cash No. /.
665Mc:; No. 1 Northern, 64Hc; No. =, 61Ac;
NO. 8, 5SMc; No. i hard to arrive, 6534c;
No, / Morthern to arrive, 644c; May. 65&c;
KANSAS CITY--Cattle-R Receipts, $50; I'M
changed Hogs-Receipts, 1000; steady to
shade lower; bulk of sales. 4.65@4.75; heavy.
4.7004.S0; mixed 46004.T5; light 1900
4 4da pigs, 3.75@4.50. sheep-Receipts,
1000; steady.
ST. LOUIS Receipts, 100; steady.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; strong to &c higher:
pigs and lights, 4T5@4. So; packers lisa
80; butchers, 100000. Sheep Receipts,
LIVERPOOL = -Wheat-Quiet ia
I'd lower; March, 5sS1ad; May, 5sS9sd; July
5ss1ad. Corn- st unchanged to I'D
SOUTH OMAHA-Cattle-R Receipts, $500
steady. Hogs-Receipts, 7200; steady;
heavy, 4-70@47 719 mixed 4.671h@4. 20;
light, 4.65@4.75: pigs, 4.oo@46o; bulk of
sales, 4.671a04.70 Sheep-ReceiptS, 1000;
slow TO Zoe lower; muttons, 5.20@5.60;
lambs, 5.5096.75.
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MILWAUKEE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

HOGS-Receipts, 1 car; market steady:
light. 4.65Gl4 IS; mixed and medium
weights. 4.70Q4.S5; fair to good heavy.
4.75l4 50; fancy selected hogs, 4S064. So
CATTLE-Receipts, none; steady; butch.
er steers. medium to good, 1850 to 1900 MS
4.25@4. rs; fair to medium, $50 to 1850, 3. rs
@4.25; heifers. good to choice 3.5o@4 90;
go: bulls, common, 2.75@325; choice. 3.25
G3.75; feeders, 800 to $50 lbs, 3.5OQI4 90;
Calves 55o6. Is: milhers ais and spppre eSi
common, 22.O0030.O0; choice heavy cows,
IS. O0GI45. 90.
SHEEP-Receipts none; market steady.
3.25Gl4.25 bucks, 2.50@300; lambs, COM
mon to choice, 5.50@6.5 80.
Chicago receipts: Hogs, 10000; cattle.
200: sheep, 20O0.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
Milwaukee, Feb. "a, 1900.
EGG AND DAIRY PRODUCTS

EGG AND DAIRY PRODUCTS.
MILWAUKEE-Eg gs-Market firm at
storage. 700c; seconds 5d6c. The receipts
were 169 cases.
Butter-Market weak The receipts were
1113 lbs today against 1C, 740 yesterday.
Fancy prints 23c; fancy or extra creamery,
per 10, 24c: firsts zoe; seconds, 1sc; extra
dairy. 10000; lines, 16M1Sc: packing stock
150l6c: roll butter, 17@1Sc; whey butter,
9M11c; imitation creamery, 1S@20c; grease
4GL6c. There were numerous offerings on
the board, but the best bid on extra was
2215c and 15Ac for dairy. The market has
fallen off considerable the past week. 1t
opened firm, but heavy receipts and an
caused big falling off in the demand and
for decline of l4a1c next Monday.
Cheese-Easy. The receipts today were
cream hats, per n, 1l444@12c; New York,
full cream. 1215@13c: Young Americas, 121a
Q13c; brick. fancy. 101aQ111ac; inferior. OH
@10hc; limburger, fancy. 114111Ac; import.
12Ac; Loaf Swiss. 121aa13c Sapsago. ia
19c: farmers HAZE. The market has
been quiet, although there is firm feeling
on American Twins, both white and col
ably cause a better market and higher
prices are looked for, especially Oh brick,
which is now low.
NEW iOKK--Butter Receipts $685.
western do, 20q24c; factory, 160195c,'
Cheese Receipts, 4770 pkgs; market firm;
fall made fancy, large, 13c; do small. 13c:
choice grades. 12@12Ac Eggs-Receipts,
mark 1414c; Southern. at mark, 1312G14c.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; refined, quiet. Coffee
Steady. No. I Rio s7sc
-Butter-Firm: creameries. IS
I23c; diaries, 151aGl21c. EggS-Firm; fresh.
13@131ac. Dressed poultry-Slow; turkeys,
9M10c; chickens, 112IS12c.
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The Inns and Outs.

Not long ago, while Richard Croker
was in London, he and an American
friend passed the magnificent structure
i'll Fleet street known as the Inns of
Court, which is Il star attraction in the
British metropolis, says the Saturday
Evening Post.
Il wonder who they are-that endless
crowd which pours out from the Inns?'
asked the friend
:, oh they, are the outs replied the
Tammany chief.