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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

The man with automobiles on tn
brain naturally has wheels In his head
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

"She seems to be all wrapped up In
her profession"
II heard some of her dearest friends
discussing her, and she certainly was
well raped up"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

Sometimes a cheap upright piano is
a standing joke.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

THE doctor says It 10 q bad case"
whats the matterYs
Enlarged vision and in1iamed lima
nation"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

Pity may be akin to love, but not the
kind Of love that a girl likes to brag
about to her chums.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

About the only difference between
woman and a girl is that the woman IL
younger, or claims to be.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

docs your watch keep good timer"
'No, nay mother-in-iaw II visiting ma.
and there IL no good time around foz
80 20 keep"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.

Best Stallion. $500
Best Jack, IS 90
Rest Brood Mare, Colt or Colts by her side,
$500
Eest Horse or Colt, 2 years old and under,
Best Mule Colt under / year old; $1,000
Best Mule Colt over and uhoef d years
Rest Matched Pair of Mules in harness, $3.50
Best Matched Pair of Geldings or Mares III
harness, 5000 ~
Best Combination Mare or Geldlng unoer
saddle and in harness, 500
SWINE
Best Jersey Red Boar, registered over Q
Best jersey Red Sow, registered, over 9
mos. old. 81 90
Best Berkshire Boar, registered, over .
Rest Berkehire Sow, registered, over year
old, $1.00
Best Poland China Boar. registered. over .
mos. old, &1.O0
Best Poland China SOW. registered o'er l
year old, 3110
Hest 0. 1. C. Sow registered, over 1 year
old. $l.O0 o-
Best Boar. any grade, not registered over
Best sow. any grade not registered, over !
year old Sl.W
ATTLE
Rest Shorthorn or Durham Bull, registered,
over / year old. $500
Rest Shorthorn or Durham Cow, registered
over . years old. 500
Best ShorthOrn or Durham GALL Registered
under / year old, $3.50
Best Aberdeen Angus Bull, registered
over | year old. $500
Best Aberdeen Angus Cow registered
Rest Aberdeen Angus Calf, registered,
under 1 year old. S25O
Best HolsteIn Bull registered oVerl year
old, s. 90
Best Holstein Cow, registered, over 2 years
old. So. 80
Best Holstein Calf, registered. under1 year
Best Jersey Bull. registered over year old
Best Jersey Cow. registered over 2 years
Hest Jersey Calf, registered under 1year'
Best Hereford Bull, registered. over 1 year,
Best Hereford Cow. registered, over 1 year
$3.50
Best Bull, any grade, not reg.' over 1 year
Best Cow, any grade, not reg, over " years
Best Calf, any grade, not reg under year
old $1.25
Best Beef Steer over 1 year old, $500
Best Ram, any breed, reG., overl year OLD,
$3.50
Best Eve. any breed, reg, over 1 yearold'
$3.50
POULTRY
Best Trio Chickens, any breed, $1.00
Best Exhibit Chickens by one owner, 81 90
Best Pair Turkeys, any breed, 81 90
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Cotton, Best Long Staple. Silver Cup.
Cotton, Best Short Staple, Silver Ladle.
Best Bushel Ear Corn, S.O0
Best Bushel Peas, $1.00
Best Bushel sweet Potatoes, S1.00
Best Bushel Irish Potatoes, S1.00
Best Bushel Onions, S1.O0
Best Bushel Turnips, S1.00
Best Gallon Sorghum, s1.00
Best Bale Peavine Hay, $1.00
Best Bale Bermuda Hay, e1,00
Best Bale sorghum Hay, 81 90
Rest Display Vegetables, sl.00
Best Largest Watermelon, S1.00
Best Louisiana Cane, SLIGO
Best Bushel Apples, S1.O0
Best Bushel Pears I.00
Best Bushel Ounces, S1,00
Best Bushel Oats, T.0O
ART DEPARTMENT
Best Specimen Burnt Wood, Sl.O0
Best Specimen Water Colors, Sl.O0 .o
Rest Specimen Pen and Ink Sketches, sl.O'
Rest Specimen China Painting. &1.00
Rest OIL Painting (Landscape.J Sl.OU
Rest Oil Painting FlOwersO SlW
Rest on Painting (FruitS.l Sl.0O
Rest oil Painting (AnimalSO xl.OO
Rest oil Painting (Figures and faces) slON
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14
POULTRY
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

Best Trio Chickens, any breed, $1.00
Best Exhibit Chickens by one owner, $l.OO
Best Pair Turkeys, any breed, 81 90
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14
Fitting Name.

IF the man with two wives is q big
amist, I suppose you would call the
man who married three women a trfg-
amfcf ~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

mo. / would call him a bithering
IDIOT"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

Boys that won't steal watermelons
out of q handy patch aren't real boys.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14
OFFICIAL PREMIUM LIST
AND RACE PROGRAM
OF Grenada Central Fair and Live
Stock Association to be Held
Oct. IS, 10 and 20.
PROGRAM.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
10000 /. m.-General Display.
300 p. m.-Races.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH.
1000 a. m.-Exhibit and Awards Live stock
200 o.. m.-Races.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Doth.
1000 a. m.-Awards Agriculture Depart
ment
lin n. m.-AwardsS Special Premiums.
300 p. m.-Races.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14
r DEPARTMENT

Best Specimen Burnt Wood, $l.00
Best Specimen Water Colors, S1.00
Best Specimen Pen and Ink Sketches, s1-0O
Best Specimen China Painting SI;0o
Rest Oil Painting Nandscape.)SI .OO
Rest Oil Painting (FlOwersO SlW
Best Oil Painting tFruits.l Sl00
Rest Oil Painting (AnimalsO Sl.OO IN
Best Oil Painting F1gures ana aces" oloo
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-10-14

second Race-Grenada Bank stakes-Pao
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-11

The only skin which approaches the sea otter in value is tha; oi the black or silver fox. It is said that good skins of the black fox nave been sold in St. Petersburg at from Sl.5Q0 to S4,000. A pair of silver skins sold in London for S2.40O.
 The Arctic foxes. known as white and blue foxes are in great demand. In 1903 Lampkin & Co. sold more than 20,OG0 white skins and nearly 3.1OO blue ones. Both these skins seem to be increasing in value. It is not long since the price oi white skins ranged from $16 10 $26, while the price of blue skins run from $50 to $75.
 About 50,000 wolverine skins were sold in London, in 1903. rang ing from S4 to SS for good skins. Or Russian sable nearly 3O.000 were sold; being nearly three times as many as were sold in 1891 These expensive iurs range from $2.5O to $15, but occasionally skins are found which bring from $25O to S550 each. The Siberian sable, which is much more abundant- more than 410,000 skins having been sold in l904-is an inexpen- sive fur, worth only about 50 cents apiece.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-11
More Presents.

Joe Bell Is now the recipient of a gold watch for faithful and efficient services as driver of the first V. T. Co. stage. He was presented with the fob by the passengers on the stage, and Jas. Fish has now given him watch to make the outfit complete. The watch is beautifully engraved with his name and particulars of the service for which granted.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-11

Rent-Furnished house-Stull.
 Late magazines at the Candy Kitchen.
 Fresh Oysters on every steamer for Wikidel.
 W. II. Whittlesey goes to Seward on the Santa Clara.
 Come carly and select craven cite coat at Ladies Bazaar.
 Have your Sunday suits cleaned and pressed at the Valdez Laundry.
 The suits of latest design ar rived at the Ladies' Bazaar.
 "Cleanliness is next to Codli- ness" Go to the DocK BATHS for cleanliness.
 Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated Coffee is to he had at Temple & Dougherty's.
 Parker Bunk House on Keystone avenue. Bunk. stove and wood, all comforts. 25 cents per day.
 1000 Gold Moulded records at Wikidei's Phonograph Parlors. shipment on the Santa Clara.
 The new Mama mail is to go via the mouth of Elliott creek. the Bonanza mail box and Dan creek.
 A complete fresh stock of everv- thing in the meat market line for Peoples Market on the santa Clara Phone 36.
 Henry ". Miller has received word from the governor that he will he appointed a special repre- sentative of Valdez to attend the Portland fair.
 Following were arrivals on the Excelsior: F. D. Carlew. Ed. Svl- vester. J. Fan, W. F. Root, '. Ro- nayne.
 Private advices from Senator Piles state that there was no truth in the report that charges had been preferred against Marshal Powell oi Nome.
 The Excelsior. Capt. Jordan. ar rived "Wednesday forenoon with 63 passengers for Valdez and various points along the coast. There was als" considerable freight for points as iar west as Illiamna. Pleasant wefther was experienced all the WAY.
 The Bertha sighted the Burnside in the Sound short distance be- low the narrows Wednesday morn ing. l. is probable that she has cted ne work of making sound in2s along the line of the proposed cable tn the westward. Recent additions 10 the Prospec- tor Circulating Library are The Magne ic North. tale of Alaska Robins: The Clansman. Dixon; Lodcstar. Kennedy; Gentleman from Indiana, Tarkington; Decline and Fall of Sawbones on the Klon- dyke; Gabriel Tolliver. Harris. 5Oc month to read as many books as you wish.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-11
Moose meeting tonight.

Moose meeting tonight.
 Magazines at the Candy Kitchen.
 Power of attorney blanks at this office.
 A fresh line of meats at the Peo- ple's Market.
 Room for ? more to eat and sleep at the Grand.
 New ribbons. laces and muslin underwear at Ladies Bazaar.
 There were 100 tons of freight on the Excelsior for ft Liscum.
 w. NJ. Allender left town yester- day on the Bertha for trip to the states.
 Most beautiful waistings in wool ems and ginghams tt the Ladies Bazaar.
 Edison Monographs and Gold Moulded Records at Wikidel's Monograph Parlor.
 The steamer Bertha, with 100 tons of Ellamar ore, left sterlay for Tacoma and Seattle.
 Four wedding among the natives occurred last sunday at Tatitlak. The Russian pries of that place oilicia,ed.
 Cecil Clege, assistant district attorney and collector of iicense> went ,o Seward on Enc Excelsior He viii be stationed there here. after.
 W. Aberneihy and W. A. Aher- ne.hy, # kayak. were pas>eneer- or hr Excelsior noaud for iliilmua. where they Will remain q crupic oi mon. h..
 Capi Zim Moore has been selected to aci aS rilot cn hy.td .hr cah.e- st!lp burnside. !; wnul Mr,i'li- cult to fna a pilat 70 ''cll suited 'o the pos ion. o'.iug E" his cN,enje. expcr.ente alOn" the Alaska coast.
 On Friday. May F, the Valdez school e1hil,i. for n Portland ex- position may he seen at the school house. All are iuyjtci to visit the school on that day as the ar'icies are 10 be pacicd Tor shipment directly thereafter.
 ! he steamship Bertha, Captain knuG-on, arrived on the ith in t.. wit, a large cargo on board for Valdez and various points to the we~'wrr. Amona he passengers s were Mrs. John Goodell and son, J. 0. t,Ezarl, of i'ope.rsd Indrew Robertson of New YorK ana La- touche -!and.
 J. 0. Buzarl was T passenger on the Brr, ha. bound ior Hone. Work will he carried on cx ensi ,ely this a-on on both his quartz ani placer prorerIies His brother. who has had charge during his absence. kept a force of men at work all winter putting in machin- cry and preparing for the coming season.
The Alaska prospector., 1905-05-11
Notice Dissolution of Partnership

Notice k heren! given, tiat the partnership heretofore existing between the Iluiersignet III inc HGrsesb"s saloon. iii Valdez, Alaska, is tEis day dissolved " m dual consent All debts due from ,uc said nrnI are to be Prcsented "a j. R. McNeol for payment, the saih J. R IeNeel continuing the business Dated April 2jih, 1gE.
 HARRY ASHLAND.
 J. K. MCNEIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-23
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

81 alguien ocupa de Derstal de mf deseo que di-
gan "Ese hornbre debe dichoso. 1Que hacer para
suplantarlo2
Como conseguir tan favorecido e?' Es pre-
ciso que me deseen precise que persgan Ell en-
tusasmo del p1blico compone de extrafIa mez-
ella de admiration de amor, yo renunciare nj
una nj otra.
En- cuanto 10 que Derstal Sc re6ere, sucede
exacamente 10 mismo. De ningdn modo quiero que
digan de el: "Sabe usted Sc ha casado con Eva Br-
liant ahora es el mardo de Ia cantante
Recoge los ramos de flores. la cocina de su
encende la lunbre los de los period
Co.'S Es un hombre atado al matrimooo . "En una
palabra este seria Ia decadencia para e
Debe estar competamente bre para seguir ade-
lante con su fucrza con su orguo. Su gloria solo
puede conquistarse ese precio sere yo que tan
competamente la deseo que todos los dfas traba
10 para consolidate aumentarsea, quien tenga que
hacer NADIA para ponerla en- pelgro.
Indudabemente lie quiero mucho mas por su ee-
MO musical que por encantos personaes es mu-
cho mas querdo Intellectual que ffscamente segura-
mente preferiria renuncar el que tener que deisr
de cantar mtsica. =. t7,ea<;ss|
Es al attista icomprende usted, rnadre mia7 quien
quiero. al hombre 81 esreciso para que al artis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-23
Las virtudes de
las manZanaS

La manzana eS la fruta mas sana,
higienica y nutritiva de cuantas Sc CO.
nocen. Compue>ta quimicamente de
fibra vegetal, albtimina, aztcar. gonna,
crorofls. acidos III alico y CALICO, cal,
aqua, y fosfatos. consti.uye su alimen.
to de la mayor iuportancia, digerible
en- ochenta y cincr minutes y grato pa
ladar.
En- la autigiiedad la manzana era
considerable como ell manjar predilec
to para rejuvenecer y reconstituir el
ORGANISING humane Con ell zumo de
este fruto y aqua SC haCe un licor me-
dicinal, en- -ning1n case contraindi- :
cado.
b Convene mucho las personals que
hacen vida sedenlalia conner manzanas
de continue, porque limpia Ell higado,
da fosforo al cerebro y debilidad al
Sistema nervioSo.
En- ell Noroeste de Espafia Sc usa
para combatir las Intermediates de los
ojos y los parpadoe. y da resultadoS
excelenteS. La costumbre ipglesa de
conner siempre la csrne de cerdo con
salsa de manzaDa, tlene una explica-
cion muy logica; squela es de dificil
digestion. y esta Ia favorece notable
mente.
Debe recomendarse, pues, ell cousu-
mo, especialmente los pobres, que
con gran economic pueden proporcio-
narse I'M alimento tan higienico cono
agradable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-23

Los pr efectos de la gloria Sc tradujeron pa
Dersal gran ndmero de invitaciones Las sefio-
del gran mundo Sc habian impuesto como una obi
gacon ell presenar al joven compostor sus invtados
durane el iuvierno Dersta sirv6 para aumentar la
lmportanca de los salones que Sc hace mdsica La
attraction mas grande que podfa orecer era la de
ell compositor pero Olverio Sc hacfa rogar
mucho para acceder tanas sdplcas por muy amab.es
que fuesen
la 1nca que nuuca falt6 fue q la de Ia Sc
nora de Larsay Boute pues podfa olvdar la it'll
propaganda que la mel6mana marquesa 1atfa hecho
favor &c Eva Brilliant de el msrno 10 duces re-
cuerdos de vida de trunfos databan desde su apa
rc6n eu casa de la noble sehora
Esta habia puesto apasionadamente toda su infueu-
ca actv;dad para consegur que llamasen la aencioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-23
DeClaraCiOneS intereSantes
Consecuercias del
tratado anglo-japones

La ,iltinaa. poveda7 international es
una variadisima discussion por todo 10
alto y bajo en- que toman parte la prem
sa. los polfticos, los diplomaticos, los
gobernantes y todos aquellos que So
consideran con voz voto en- los des.
tinos del mundc, y son la mayorfa.
Toda esta discussion Sc relaciona con
ell tratado anglo-japones, las circuns
tancias que motivaron-el ensanche del
hpactado en- 1909. y las mas 6 menos
tprobables copsecuencias del nuevo
La mas Immediate de todas estas
Rconsecuencias es la perspective de uu
kuevo sistema de agrupaciones y allan
las europeas. Es de notar que los
comeatarios generates hechos al trata-
do en- question ahora son NJ enos amar-
gos = penetrantes que hace una Sc
kmana. Sc le conceden cualidad~s que
Cleden ser nocivas pueden ser Sd.
luiables. segIn Sc le. applique. como
ciertas medicinas .
Sus propledades son analogas i las
de cierta planta tropical que en- Cuba
llaman 'ftamo real cuyas h,jas, des
II ajadas hacia abaj2, sirven para pur-
ANTE, mientras que, arrancada hacia
&arriba sirven de emetico. Tambien
S'se le atribuyen al tratado propiedcdes
ale remedio homeopathic. en- 10 de traer
la cura junto conla enfermedad.
Ell primer efecto del tratado, decia-
mos hace una semapa, fu@ dar visos
de posiblidad una agrnpaci6n fran
co-ruso- germano italiana.
Ben Sc conprende desde luego, que
este serfa demasiado agruEaniento.
Al instante Sc dijo en- Paris que
\ Francia no estaba por alianzas triples
nj nj cuadruples.
Con todo. la posibilidad de semejan-
te contigencia, por remotisima que
ella fuese, no cayo en saco roto.
Pronto empez6 en- cierte parte de la
prenSa parisiense la mas opuesta to-
| da idea conciiadora con Alemania,
J una campaf1a con visos de ser inspira-
da en- Londres, reve!and % ahechos de
extremada grAvedad suponiendoles
fundados, como por ejemplo que du-
rante la disputa f;anco.alemana sobre
Marruecos, en- provision de cue esta-
llase un conhlcto va Gran Bretafla te.
MIA trazados planes para acudir en- so.
corro de Francia, ocnpar el canal de
Kiel desc mbarcaI tropas doude con-
viniese en- territorio aleman. Estas
revelaciones, aunque su aspecto pa
rezca algo fantao:ico, llenan el expe-
diente, por cuanto. llevando al amino
de los franceses la nocion de que en-
ell instante critico TO Sc hallaran so
los, producer reaccioa en- Ell espfritu
p1blico y le disuaden de toda inclina
cion conciliadora.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-07
LEADS ALL THE REST.

Wisconsin Is indeed wonderful
state. The Madison Democrat says
that it will be remarkable If the new
census fails to show that the state has
not maintained substantial growth
Rich In mineral and agricultural re-
sources, it has become great and pros
porous. It now teens with bounte-
Gus harvest OF small grains, while 1t
is almost certain that very large
corn crop will be secured. The yield
OF oats runs from 60 TO 80 bushels per
acres, and the quality the very best.
Lands in this section that u few years
ago were considered Of little value
have been made valuable by being
used for stock raising and darying.
The blue grass region Of Wisconsin Is
excelled no where In the world, and
the hay crop this year Is exceedingly
large. The Madison Democrat well
and truly says that ours Is noble
state, altogether one Of the choicest In
the entire union, healthful, fertile, OF
varied industries and leading all RI
walls In some gratifying particulars,
Below are some figures which the
Democrat produces to substantiate It's
statements:
Wisconsin Is Mt the head Of all
states in the production OF butter and
cheese, dairy products alone having
brought to Wisconsin farmers nearly
$50 200, 900 In 1908 and probably more
than $50 900 In 1904. Figures taken
from u late government report show
that Wisconsin, ~ nm agriculture
state, leads all the states In the north
west. Here the incomes from the
farms are greater per acre than those
OF any other state In this part OF the
country. The excess Of income from
Wisconsin farm lands during the ten
year period over the states In this
group shows that Wisconsin averages
per acres
~. SO better than North Dakota.
49, 6S better than South Dakota.
1912 better than Nebraska.
Sl.33 better than Kansas, .
Sl76 better than Missouri
~ 90 better than Minnesota.
81 .58 better than Iowa.
8 IL cents better than Illinois.
at also has more money per capita
more people owning their homes free
from incumbrance and less pauperism
than any state in the group. 1t Is a
grand and growing commonwealth"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-07
Collecting Wisconsin Animals.

The Milwaukee Journal is urging
the establishment of first-class zool-
ogical garden, and particularly col
lection of the wild animals in connec-
ton with the public parks in that city.
There is no such collection in exis-
tence at the present time. The larger
animals are being purchased as rapid
ly as possible, but The Journal urges
the people of Wisconsin to contribute
to the zoo animals which, though OF
little or no market value, nevertheless
are needed to represent the fauna of
the state. Among the animals desired
are wolves, lynxes, wildcats, wood
chucks and wolverines.
Any of these animals may be
shipped to The Journal, Milwaukee,
without further inquiry and it will pay
the express charges upon them. The
Journal will gladly answer any letter
of inquiry about other animals that
anybody may wish to donate to the
Wisconsin geological collection.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-07
LIST OF PREMIU MS
Awarded ut the 1905 Southwest
crn Wisconsin Fair.
IContinued from last week.
DIVISION I--GRAIN AND
VEG ETA BIES

lINfiH ~ bIIlHNl
GLASS l0-FARM PRODUCTS
Half bu. fall wheat, Robt Flint list
do spring do, do do do
do white oats, Anna M Green LIST
Robt Flint 81
Half bu white corn In oar, Ed Fitz-
simons lst and I'd
Half bu yellow corn In ear, Geo Mar
tin lat, Ed Fitzsimons I'd
Half bu barley, Nell Tonkin lst,W IL
Motley I'd
Half bu timothy seed, Dan Haines
lst, Robt Flint I'd
Half bu flax seed, Robt Flint LIST
do millet, Robt Flint lst
do rye, VIII Motley LIST, Richard
Fitzsimons I'd
Half bu buckwheat, Robt Flint lst
do white beans, Mrs Geo Mari LIST
do field beans, Robt Flint LIST
Sample amber cane, y Collins lat
CLASS 4l--v Ea ETAnLEs
Half bu early potatoes, Dan Hnines
LIST, Warren Jackson I'd
Half bu late potatoes, Ed Fitzsimons
LIST, Kelly Bros 2d
Half bu white onions, W&J Hoare lst
do yellow onions, Il 9 Spooner
ISL, w ~ y 1OHfH 20
Half bu red onions, Clark jerks LIST
Kelly Bros I'd
Peck turnip heets for table Use, Rich
Fitzsimons LIST, Ed Fitzsimons I'd
Peck carrots, Nell Tonkin LIST, Alice
Clayton I'd
IL satisfy, Joe Tamblyn lst
II ears sweet corn, Joe Tamhlyn LIST
Alice Clayton I'd
IL parsnips, II Fitzsimons lat, War
rem Jackson I'd
table squash, Mrs Geo Mari LIST
@ mangel wurtzel, yellow, ED FitZ.
simons lst, II Fitzsimons I'd
q mangel wurtzel, red, II Fit2simons
LIST and I'd
q savory cabbage, Mrs Geo Mari LIST
punches celery, Joe Tamblyn LIST
Mrs Geo Mari I'd
pumpkins, Joe Tamblyn LIST, Ed
FitZsimons I'd
Sample lima beans, Mrs Calvin Bots,
ford LIST Joe Tamblyn I'd
Sample String beans, Mrs Cal Bots.
ford LIST, Harold Weidenfeller I'd
Sample hops, II Fitzsimons lst
Sample cucumbers, Harold Weiden.
Teller lst, Mrs Geo Mari I'd
Sample peppers, Joe Tamblyn lst
Mrs Geo Mari I'd
DIVISION J--FRUITS, PLANTS
AND FLOWERS
CLASS 42-FRUITs
varieties summer apples correctly
named, Kelly Bros LIST, jewel
8 Bros I'd
varieties winter apples etc, Kelly
Bros lst
Single plate winter apples, Kelly
Bros 1st
Single plate summer apples, Kelly
Bros lst
Best and largest display Siberian
crabs, Kelly Bros LIST
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-07
For. Sale.
residence

The Charles Treweek residence near
St. Paul's Catholic church-a fine
home, and will be sold at a very
reasonable price. Apply to Mineral
Point Real Estate Agency.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-07
Unclaimed Letters.

MINERAL POINT, Sept. 6.-Letters
addressed as follows remain unclaimed at the
Mineral Point postof1ice:
Mrs. W. c. Mcknight.
Catherine $. Phillips.
Mrs. Ada Curran.
j. II. Engels.
T.. II. DAVIDSON.
In calling for above please say "Adyer-
tised." N. 7. MARTIN p. M.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-07
Money in Hogs.

Plasteville Witness: Elmer Knox
has sold to our market IN Platteville
in the past year, $4,000 pounds OF
pork, and has at the present time one
hundred head Of hogs on his farm.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-07
Visiting Her Son.

Linden Southwest Wisconsin: Mrs.
Elizabeth Wearing, now burdened with
eighty odd years, has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Hicks,