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Deans dry. per cwt. isaG0a7Bs
Lima beans. ti1Eat.eos beefa. per
sack l'rrft 90. cabbage. s. 81.
EhuliflDHrr. per dozen y -.
garlic new i2e onions yellow.
H. BE- onions lauuu. ai.e spinach.
81 atu 100. iuuIrH sack. FIaa.
fufHhhFr. Per sack EH#mEI ~.
lettuce. huthnuas Ilu 80. Tomatoes.
tteuti00s fancy. t260. carrots.
per sock. for0ti.as Yakima fota-
tosF. ilsH 20. White River potatoes.
ts1Hsa. Greeley IotutasH. fzz5fzg.
sweet potatoes. sacks. III par
siey. per dor, zoe. squash. III. u. %
10. California sweet potatoes. per
crate. 81 10. urtlchokes. per dog. 75e.
California celery. GEattr. native
celery. Soc. native Thuhafb. Iga.
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n

ti.eao
nuFH = acres ufaf krut sod bottom
lard. This e. cheap
sic
u4sa H=raam house stth fine farnituFs
complete. all madvru. 3 lots and
chickens blocks ~ car Toe. 81
eaaH ba4auHe monthly "a FWeuth.
IAT MIR a HOuitEA
- Sullivan uulldlng 30
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

p. X. Mullen. 81 Ballard ave. op.
posite CITY hall.
Fremont pruu Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue
Quaker prue Co. 1918 ist ave.
Tics. Harris a. pestoffice, Ronton,
c, n. Lohndroft, cigar store, sic q
Seeeud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

MIN. ] have simple patented rub
bsf device that never failH ID DE-
Felupu ct produce fuH manly
power the first application. Thou
sands ~ physicians handle md
indofr- % 90 their practice II fnu
b. carried in the vest pocket ani
viii last n lifetime. our Illustrated
book cent free 90 any Ha4HeuH.
New Specially Coz Dept i. Scat
tie wash
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NII.NNH 7 If##fH
- rooms elegantly Furnished low
rent with IHHH .#fa.. price 81 H
- fHHuH r.Tr central location. fHHt
H.. ufIrU IHH
e. faHmH steam heat mHHfrH HHH #H
60 1afU lu f..rF frruH.f price b -
- rUHmH. lu good conner briefs #fHi
fHHIHltu fuf Nulnths.riHH HsHf &c
EH#H money WubHrt price 8 f##
UIIWAitI. tIIMAIfI q 60
NH.m I Union lIH#H
LIZ LLL.L ---.------ -.
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FARMS
Large and small fartnsefarma - eli
alnra. Hers ar only few
10 aefas hair iB cultivation an fenced
ard eruass fenced into % foida rttrz
sod buiidIugH and many - fHsm
more than i1a bead - STOCK az alnas
masaifiesnt farm Win cvsr5 thing
thrown r. ~ aFrvn nos ln ErnIn
d 90 cash. o. years time on rwfuatu=
der This Would afford an INCA iaisd
opportunity for % colony ~ run T.
10 - farmers o. obtain homes. 81 for
ere Who has the capital tn handle r.
fuH particulars upon application
This proposition vii bear The closest
Here i another bargain that onty. re-
aafrsH 80 Ten acres. nearly hair
cleared. 8 pear trees. lsrge cherry
irsss plafn ! prone. = aRp,,s. a al
never faiiuG spring water small barn
fruit houses. and puultry house =
mile from good railway town. con,
ysui.ssnt 70 Seattle. Hog.ss daesiisseysa
baF this m not cold Soon. u vii
positively be- Withdrawn. Must be a
10 aerea. ia miles from one station
- mile from another. best = roads
acres cleared and fenced. small
house. barn and poultry house never
faiIiuE spriuK near barn smgH heaf=
ing orchard timber enough Tor home
use Place nearly on Hlafhed. only
taa ard not necessarily an cash.
- aereH Lake Washington waterfront
: cleared. urw cotiHEo only -
yards from boat landing Inquire Tor
urIaa and terms.
- acres right iu small town near sse-
attic large house. barn and other
buildings AN fenced. large hrafinE
orchard Could 10 cold in acre tracts
fur building sites hi1o. n taken to-
q afrea. convenient 60 station, haif
cleared Hplsudidiy watrrcd h-roofn
house large barn You can have thlh
snap - paytnR 81 so cash and a.
Stunning "a 800 mortgage running Tour
years at only Z per cent interest
rs afrra partly cleared large house.
barn etc. close 90 town. rich land
9 30
O. aerea. highly improved. with stock
q faa Alau another ~ acres equally
well Improved with large amount II
stock g. % 10th near a good town.
II will pay YOU 20 usk for full uartle-
ularH on these two.
II What you want b. not iu this list.
tell me what YOU would like. ! prob
T.. j sPRENgLE
aag Arcade bldg Seattle.
phausn. Main iiFi and a Gii =
CHICKEN RANCH Near Neutuus 10
AGREE. fenced and croaHfouced house
plaatered and painted good barn. I
chicken houses. orchard iu BEARING
close 70 school ana usighburH hntHe.
wagon. COW chickens. Incubator.
ROBERT MAITBY, go Scw York blk
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TAKE Green Lake Car 60 Biswstt 81
h=fpHfn l-HtnrY house pafiur. dining
fuufB hItrheu. pautrB downstairs !
3Is#ptuN rooms Upstairs House wired
faf HEht and CO. sNceilsut condition
80 10 cash. bal tib per month
Including Interest az per cent
Modern house - e.rnnmH. pafIar din.
ms ruufu. kitchen. With sink sud hot
aHh cold water. pantry large ffeHt
hal EindinE stairs % upper floor
HtesuinF rooms. Zach slfh clothes
riasst nice bath room. with hest =
fixtures electric fixtures throughout
tn hauae price q %. 500 ash -
per month. including interest af :
PEE cent
grucsry stock FOR quick sale. price
-. 81 will invoke.
BowpIsH a BALDWIN
moo Fremont Ave.
Phone. North GO,
- u. Haidwin. J. Il Bosdiah
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NEW YORK sT0cKs

n " hbtAh = AAEA eH
High. Low cl0se
Atchis0n. 81 30. 6s3-4. sg5-4
Anal Copper. Ills 751-f TIA
b. q O. lO6 Is. Jos Is. InsI-x
B r. T.. "a. sgI-4. es14
Can. Pac.. 40. 1874. 1884
Erie. common. els. i5I-4. q
Ills Central. l6l 3-S. l5a Is. 1914
Manhattan. l72 81. III Is MIA
Metropolitan l2l Il. lie ii i1QkG
No Pac.. Joe. lQI 81. 1854
/. & n 40. la9 is. 40
Peoples Gas. Jos SIS. ia7 "a. 1914
Peuua. l4l IL. 1875 SIS i4ii4
Reading. com. S. "a s4l-2. ssg&
Z. T. com, % IL. 24I-4. asl-z
So Pac 90 II. CTS. cit
81 Paul. i79. i775-4. ia
Sugar. Ifi7-s. 144. 144E-s
Tn Pac. 1856. l3Ql-2. Iss7-a
L s s. com. AIS. MS. 4l-S
L. s. S. pfd. s5. s4i-2. STA
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AUCTION AUCTION AucrIoSf
Great sacrifice sale ~ clothing aud
mems furnishing goods to he heid
at 90 Pike st at the Emporium
store. Must HCll ON account having
10 raise money will bc sold without
limit or reserve The stock consists
OF mems and boys suits odd pants.
shoes shirts. hosiery. hats. gloves
collars. uCCkties ana articles too
numerous Co mention Nhle starts AT
10 Hu m. . b. en- and p. IN Sales
daily until stock o. sold n II cole
man auctiuu,sr. y uh. Main aaN
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psisimrnonr. ti7t: banana
per bunch. tzGoa5. dates. per ID.
~ QGc. figs. = ID bricks. III.
fiEs i0-lb cartoons. to4 76e. grape
fruit. per box. g. 90. lemons choice
Seeding. tltodt1b. navel oranges.
ti.1huGtt oranges. Jap. bale.
&lIGUt5b apples. cooking. Bge
Hff 08s Hup.rH fancy tIU0Hf so.
efanbefrirH s. SOC 10 90. pafue-
Rfauafer hair orange cases III.
pineapples per doz. 5000 zG8
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- rooms. ig F.ad conner hfIHH #fHi
IHi itisi'I I"l N'in. H. put s55 #a
e. in,,.i.' .na Et.t.t
90 D. n GU ~ f
N' 5.i isirst ' sasi ~.
ron t1.Nr
Odd .s,t.,, .'',.''., $500 g..fU# all a.
tHrsa Inquire af MIt isaaasit -.
ttiHi avenue
-. ..
p" i''N. ..t''i
ATf# e. liHlI'... ii#HH s###s#H p
ihaH' '''.''' '''
Wanted ID lal. rtt iHlI VIM - -
W..
iHa. M'."
.. t.....t 1870 4.
~ 49, ... XXI.
z=
Personals
MIN bsy. a sIr4tI. r#frufaf rub
- - t.,l'. a., g., sIi. a. d..
seIapo OF produce full manly
power the first application Thou s
sands N physlsiaua handle md
lndofre % in iholf practice. II shu
be- carried in the NeHi pocket an j
Wtll last lifetime. our Illustrated
book cent free o. any u41feaa.
NV rr"'ln''y 20 ispi D. asa'
We. MAhh
,.,...,.=,,,-ss,-.,,,t.,, 49,. 49, fszrpV
- ,.,., -, .s.. -
parcel solver, and storage has ..'.
=, $500 Is..' .,itsslt ptsass
aslH Sj,, na'n ,,4 - n. 10 10 - -, "a
Waahiuston 81
49,. =
iAltlHlA mnnil tsf 10y
1880 I'D 49,. sts..4.-- 5..iesss.
Paris Scw fgrk h.aieal Inst. Eata-
tfpoA h'as '-.t hfsata
a.. .....l.- .,.#.=..z -
maqea ay s.'ltri- aa1ais War4
fmldt vat Eatahfaah BOG !.
shH Ah't '"' Lt..
49, -. -....lt o.. - .z..t.
fg'rfsrsTs ,.T '.l'ira,'.'4 rTaf5arf5 r.
Pacific block Main So
= uIII t..- y1If i.IsIasaa H.u z#a#k
80 - re-. ,h.i.F rooms. = =a..
= 49,, 80 ezzzzzz.zzz#==.-
t.n - -
80 - f..l-. ana f4t a.55s ssI..s So
sFHfI. E.-,f, 49,
'
t.s-t,,ss a,tsautss.ftfsa
49,, -. - - - 49,
81 Ind su - Klss +. frampi
asffl1s open hAt ana hlahL
gNar pur 1900 1850 -
.eaan 4 N r,.ssgstI5s. =
u Morton ner - - AnrihF
'''. +-N -
al.pRRritora hair removed ~
siss'ge n"'a.e , h.r-g'rlg 81 flhf mr..
F7, 80. n.' Ei'e'fo'Fibfo q. q,
tf.si
- ta,s- ltrsi ssift salsi pafHf -, D
''-t 90 80" - htsaa A5.5
Aaln -.-- =
Massage
z-Hz----==---s------ ---s--s=7z--7--z==z-=-
vofsssu f-ey .-.se.,. O.. v.s#r
tzfhr scalp f'a,s.saFe end manizs.f.-
- Tree tfifNi i@ft.fH aifh 81 -
4fs.rr ~af. 80
yAroR ,us and massass ba,hs a!
ee.,aEs. rsar .ls Lhlen - -
FinsneiAi
,,.. ...,........ -.
TIiE ~ Az lay Uni - -
snluan .el'alhs - We re- esalesa
80 ~ tne 80, ..-,ss.s go = =
smpiays can obtain money = "a aa
hofs witteNt effmf,,9 49,
Ain.Htst ~ .lttif = m,niaif= 80
- tAHEah - " ~ y = " y
ksgAy
nasia-ss eanfidentlai. NJ unpleasant
Inquiries TT
-- -----==-----====-
- 60 TOO
AdYaussd 20 reliable Nsse ssfnsfs 81
without security n tndafsff Easy
strictly s1BfidentlsL
TIL 'htNt tNF iAtAN 90.
-==-
A HEtslANlaF place - hofrUw money
or dlamog,,aH, ~stsnea. SsslFl l9W
.- -
uET Free MAI ~ tcatta ~ hektns
hnFiHE el.fns. - fAfst avenue
s,.,5,;,-v 30 OES - ,,--.--.-s - -
-, =, t0west fate.
Afft ruAtsrR near city for sate
essae o. month"; paymsrta
EofiIUTR0N. FOaTER 60.
~ Morton nauk uida If
60.
fr0SrIpENT IAIA- Money loaned on
Nwatshes Diamonds ard IeweIrY at
fey frtrrcst Pike street IewelrY co
a. PIKE 81 hctu Ell and Eth AYES
- from Varke hall
Nancy advanced ralnrisd penuIo re-
taiI merchants. tenmsterp boarding
houars without security largest
tvstnrsa In u principal eltfsn Toll
uan a. EpleT block rs Second Ave
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

wHEAT-LlTerpool opened IA
lower and closed IA lower thaa
yesterday.
Car Reccipts-Minneapolis. az:
Duluth. %. Chicago. ..
Today's wheat market vas rather
narrow. but had a firm underiobs
throughout the session. showing q
small advance az the close over
yesterdays figures The market a.
present Is beyond all question VIII
In the firm grasp Of some one VITO
has without any doubt all eon3i-
lions IN his favor Whether this 3
Gates or some one else is only CO..
lecture At any rate IL Is some 10
interest that can take care q De
huge selling that has been going q
for days.
STOCKS-The stock market ~
strong one today. especially ne
railroads. with Union Pacific a e
oidcd leader. making q new hifh
record. selling up to ise. Tssi
something extraordinary tmpends
in this quarter is beyond doubt
Rumors and theories o. competitive
buying for control and corners and
the like prevail Union Pacific de-
Nelopment has reached posnt
where the property earns through
income and investment a sun ma.
terally beyond all that is required
FOR the dividend II PAYS.
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Large and small farinsefarms - all
ainsa. Hers ar only few
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Acres waterfront somo improve.
mEHtaz GNa
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Medical soseianst

FEMALE diseases q every nature
auccr4sfully treated Consult ph{n,,
elan free Paris New YORK Medicsi
Institute Offiee Estahrook bidts
lGS0N Second. corner Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

oregon cheese. iaAes Eastern.
crooks, 30 q 26g. Washington cheese.
lie. cream brick cheese. lee. but
ter. ratiy" creamery. azg. eastern
storage. IN tubs, z7c. eastern
ttorags. Ia bricks. 2Ic. cooking. it4
lie
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3 q fsoH S5iisss 6saf JlTss'I1 = =.
filHn buy
o. - Agd-Fn Groom cottage. ; fine
#ata sRNf fsrmn
4 J. ~ gEAr 4 Co.
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- ~ - Ia
Int lH fsutrs seattle Nfthfn ahai
distance - Rainier boulevard
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Message

YOUNG lady graduate far Fauur
baths scalp massage and mnHiHafe
IuE tfraffneEt PsFlufH arsu ct 1i4
NrHtfr SAY =a#lH
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80 Tor = acres between ana q miles
ftWtn Nnet~ide Station. viii frmdf fuF
btesi.s 81 Arcade fhaae. ndafa So
o--&t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

CITY MFRHENGEU AND DELIVERY
co a general messenger. tHHfsHH
parcel delivers ara storage HaHIuHaH
lowest rates. prompt service. trunks
81 haEFnHr delivered - EhaHes
MatH l.F1 Main -i-E Ind c. Id
u.s offices izu Third ayr. "a
WaHHIHsfur 81
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EssI

strictly fresh ranch. .Ia re.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. i7QtEe. geese.
dressed. itmIec. chickens. dressed.
$50 lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed.
20 y &c.
Honey.
California strained. Der n. Sc.
California sage. Ter IN. lie. honey.
strract per 10. fQsac. Oregon
grape cream. i0-caHe lots. l1so
honey. Yakima. IzHe. ClifafniA
white. 3t-lb boxes. t1to. Olym pla,
bo1ss. Is0asB.
Golden Q. IN sacks. s. IS. entra E.
In sacks. ibs5: powdered. IN bar
feir. $50. dry Tranulated. In sacks.
tet6. cube. IN barrels tst5. beet
sugar. tG.os. maple sugar. lie. Les.
= G II laid within rs Gays.
Meats
Cows. beet t4c. steers. e. mutt
tnu. - dhsc. PORK. sac lamb. g
dressed veal small. 90 lee. live rab-
bitr. dor. t17t
Hams, Bacon and Lard.
Hams. i2gIsc. bacon. breakfast.
itAGIea lard. White Star. tierce.
SO. lard. white Rose. tAe. lard.
Wild Rose. sc
Nuts.
Brazil per 10. isdftci ooooanuts
per doHen. soc. chestnuts. italian.
lee chsHtnuts. Ohio. per ID. lee.
ehentnutA California. lie: wainutn.
English. itdibc. pecana. 1910.
filberta. iac. black wainuts. &c.
hickory nuts &c. hutternutn. SC.
peanuts. tGioc; Iumhos. &c: al
monds. i7SGi7e. California wal
nuts. i28iac.
Fish. Oysters. Eta.
soles &c. black cod. &c. ling cod.
Sc. crAha. iiai.T6. CLANS. open
shipment tie0. -iaims. Per sack.
ii7s. oysters. Olympia. per sack
1850; open bulk per gallon.
trout, itai7isc: skinned perch.
&c; shrimps. sQioc. founders.
&c. herring. SC: Holsters. i7Ae.
smslt &c. sturgeon. =. black hasa
&c. halibuL colo. perch. c.
Flour.
Patent, per hbl. ttTb: Crown.
tsie. Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
Pilirhury. ss Pillsbury's Rest. IS.
standard Dakota sc. Olympic. s4es.
Elestric. ,a7b. Holly. taTs. Golden
Northwest. t67b. Electric Iight.
i725. Cold Medal. ieTb. Top Notch.
ttt5s Centcuuials. beet tat. Gold
drop, tt2h. Patent Excellent. sA7s:
Novelty a. sg2b.
Cereaia.
whole wheat los PER bale. sato.
whole wheat flour, per Dbl. tt2b;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

Auction Sale
AUCTION SALE OF EXTRA Good
UNITtrHF AT p. a. ne kEE-
TON a 60 8 TABLESPOONS 40
FIRST AVENUE. on Saturday. the
18th az ie.@ sharp. elegant oak ana
black walnut bed sets hraaa mount
"a beds springs mattresses folding
beds. i1.fout extension table dining
chairs rockers. uarlur furniture pic
lures. fine pier glass. pianos ORGANS.
writing desk. Chiffunler elegant car
pets nrt squares odd chairs. Turkish
rugs. china closets wardrobe. hric=a=
hrAc kitchen utensils CruckerY
gluaH heating stoves. Majestic steel
range. etc. =. % Hickertuu a Co
auctioncorn Phones. Main ioHi. In
deugrHHuf fHlg. %
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
SuperStitionS.

She was a little excited as she
threw the clock at him. His equa
nimity was not marked, as he re
sponded with a vase. They fell into
each others arms and rolled grace
fully over the carpet, clinchlng ano
hitting in the breakaway. The end o.
the round found him sitting on the
floor, dazed by the gentle patter OF
potato masher on his head. Having 9
mind to continue the pleasantries
she seized the table cloth and scat
tered broadcast the articles thereon
sHeavens!" he exclaimed. Now
see what you've done!"
"How careless of mel" She was
very regretful.
And apprehensively they looked a
the salt that she had spilled.
They believed in the sign. They
feared there would be trouble in The
house.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
1SN@ONNNANNN>N~NN
Gardeners Sheer Resented.

In the old whaling days, when the
call There she blows!" sounded from
the masthead, it would sometimes
happen that a whale, not mortally
wounded, would show fight, and in a
melee the boat might be capsized or
"stove" by blow from the creature s
tail.
In those days, now long past, old
Andrew Gardner Of Nantucket, once
in his boat, drawing near a whale, els
covered harpoon already embedded
in it's flesh, and bearing the name OF
Solomon Folger another Nantucketer
Drawing himself up to throw his
weapon with full effect, he cried, in
disdain: Solomon Folger! Solmon
Folger! Now I'll let you know it's An
drew Gar'neri"
And the whale up flukes and "stove'
him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
The FiSherman's Special.
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.

This fast train leaves Chicago at SOC
p. m. and reaches the fishing and hunt
ing grounds Of the North Woods next
morning in time for early breakfast.
Pullman sleeping cars through without
change from Chicago to the hundreds of
lakes and summer resorts in northern
Wisconsin and Michigan. Special low
rate tickets on sale daily. For free copy
of booklet The Fishermans Special
and other pamphlets address, w. B
kniskern, z. I. NJ, Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16

The Lewis and Clark Exposition with
the very low excursion rates and person.
ally conducted tours i'll connection there
with over The North-W estern Line from
Chicago and the east have created an in
terest in this subject never before
equaled. For full particulars address
W. B KniSkern, 2. I. NJ, 215 jackson
Boulevard, Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
The Pacific Northwest.

A complete and interesting presenta-
ton Of the scenic beauty and the rich
natural resources and rapid growth of
the Pacific Northwest are set forth in a
beautifully illustrated booklet recently
issued by the Chicago q North-W estern
Ry., which will be sent to any address
on receipt Of cents in stamps.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Lake Superior and Georg an Bay,

400 miles of steamer line practically
communicating these wonderful bod
les of water and special circuit tour
tickets via the Chicago q NOrhh West
ern R'y. are on sale at low rates.
Through Pullman sleeping car lines
from Chicago to to various Lake Super
ior ports without change. For copy of
Lake Superior folder and full information
address. ", B. KniskeTn, P. T. NJ. Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Death of AGED French General.

The Oldest general Of France, Brig
adler General de Belgravia, recently
died at the age of Sc. He received his
cross for gallantry at the battle of Sol
ferino, in 1859, and won two stars In
the battle Of Champigny. in 1870.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Queer Fish for AuuaI.iIInn,

About forty varieties OF fantastic
fish from the Bermudas are to be sent
to the New York aquarium. Over
1000 specimens will be included in
one shipment
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
:. OfLOCai Interest. ::

MISS LllSl DdlSS spent 1uuISud
with Milwaukee friends.
Miss Mural Schultz was a visitor
IN Milwaukee Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Lehman were
visitors at the Dell Sunday.
Otto Wegemann and family were
visitors in Milwaukee Sunday.
Miss Celia Touissant spent por
ton oflast week in Mil waukee.
Miss Meta Y enck was the guest
of Oconomowoc relatives Sunday.
R. M. Bates, post office inspector,
spent Sunday here with his family
Miss Kathrine Russell was in Mil
waukee Saturday on a business trip.
Charles J. Wenb and family visited
with Oconomowoc relatives Sunday.
Harold Bachenroth has returned
from a visit with Marinette friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Holdridge
were visitors at Edgerton last week.
Miss Mary Spaulding of Chicago,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Ed. May spent Sunday with his
parents, sisters and brother in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. May were Sun
day guests of relatives at Johnson
Creek.
L. N. Shakshesky of Madison was
a business visitor in the city last
week.
We have a few sumner goods we
wish to close out. The Central Trad
ing Co.
Why not be rich; we will help you
if YOU will let us. The Central Trad
ing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Faber left on
Sunday for visit of several days at
Milwaukee.
We have pianos SO cheap that it is
almost like finding one. The Central
Trading Co.
Hon. L. B. Caswell of Fort Atkin-
son, was the guest of Hon. ]. I.
Moak Sunday.
Ed. and Ernest Hecker of Milwau-
kee were the guests Of friends in this
city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rack entertained
a number of guests at their home
Monday evening.
Mrs. c. A. Vaughan and Mrs. R.
P. Koenig visited Sunday with
Hartland friends.
Miss Lottie Sabin left Saturday
for Kenosha, where she will visit rel
atives for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Keuhn re-
turned Monday from an outing Of a
week at Lake Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Keppler have
returned from their outing at Fish
Greek, Door county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Worries of
Chicago. are the guerts of her moth
er, Mrs. S. A. Sleeper.
Dir. and Mrs. F. B. Herman ac-
companied Miss Leona Miller to her
home in Milwaukee Saturday.
William Goeche and Theodore
Koerner returned last week from an
outing of a week at Lake Mills.
Thomas Robinson of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, is the guest Of his father, John
Robinson at No. $40 West Main-st.
John Calhoun left Sunday for
Waukegan, H., where he will spend
a week with relatives and enjoy the
lake breeze.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c Hartwig are
enjoying a trip on the lakes and will
visit at Duluth and Superior before
their return.
Irwin Zuehlke, an employe of the
Gas and Electric company, is spend
ing his vacation Of a week with Osh-
kosh friends.
Miss Esther Wiens of Milwaukee
has been the guest during the week,
OF her brother, George Wiens, of the
Wiens Brush company.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Eaton and
daughter, Miss Pearl, are spending
a week at Waupaca and enjoying
the boating and fishing.
Misses Kathryne Humphrey and
Lizzie Reese of Ixonia, were on a
shopping expedition in the city
Thursday for few hours.
Miss Mary Ellen Burke returned
n