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quist and easy; January. 7ia7iz The market foE
Western closed duh; spot, December. 15hi Jan
CoRN-stock in eIeyators e7s.s7s bushels. The
market for Southern yellow corn to-day vas nae
ton casr sales Of carEoes 20 g 70 the elevators
being made at 871s for yellow OF mixed White eqrn
on grade sold at IS. Track yellow corn t0ld at s.
PER hushel for car lots prime domestic delivery
Contract opened easy; year, o. The market foT
Western closed steady; gear. gl4fs; JannaTs' A'.a
47A
OATs-The market was firm. Stock in elevators,
81 OILS bushels shipments from elevators. SEQ
bushels. New oats. White No 2 8aa91z. DO, No.
g. sash: do No T. Slzass: mixed No. ?. 80 sales.
do. No. g. 57izass; No. 4. 6as5ls tNote-fhe above
quotations refer 10 domestic delivery-l
RYE-StGck IN elevators. l5sas bushels; snip
meuts from elevators. 3e75 bushels. No. rye. per
buslel 65a65: No. rye. Western. uptown deli5eTy'
ger bushel. 70a7l: No. rye nearby. uptown de
livery 63a6i: No. 4 re Western, uptown deiiFeTy
esa70; No rye nearby. uptown delivery. per
bEshel. Sass bag lots. as 70 quality ana conal-
ton 5Ja55: choice Western, uptown delivery, ibaii
BUTTER Market firm. Creamery. fancy, ler
pound 3ia52; do. choice, &as0; 90. good' 1ne-o
do. imitation. 2s22; Do, prints 3oas3 do blocks
Ga32; do held. 9ia2s; ladle. lSaZi; nearby IVils,
l7a20: Ohio rolls l7a1s West Virginia, rolls Esls
store packed. Ohio, Il; do. West virginia II
Maryland Virginia. and Pennsylvania, dairy prints.
l7a2o; renovated. 2la25. N B--Above quotations.
are for wholesale lots only. as established by the
Baltimore Fnit and Produce Association. 5oooins
lots sell higher
EGGS Market steady. Maryland Pennsylvania.
and nearby frsts loss of. per dozen. z Western
hrsts. loss Of 2 West Virginia frsts. less on %,
Southern frsts. loss OF 2iaG5: guinea eggs. lal5.
I LIVE northumberland market steady. Chick
ems cid hens heavy pr h.. II do small. per ID.
70: do old ROSTERS each sac; do. young. good to
choice Cach Iai2; ducks puddle. large. each. llal2
do. small. each. l0ail: do. muscDyy and mongrei
10. do brakes. eaeh, 30a40: do white pekus pr
H.. y; geese. Western and southern per H., Y
DO. Maryland and Virginia, per H.. llaiZ; do Kent
Island. per b. l3 turkeys. young, per 10, 49, do,
old TOMS Ier 10. Is pigeons young per pair. l5a20
do. Old per pair. %; guinea fowl Old each 2oa25
do, young each. BASS Above quotations are for
wholesale lots only. established BY the Baltimore
FnHt and Produce Association. small lots sell
birifert
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. mem
beTs OF the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. I4l2 i street northwest. Phones main
iE641D
New York. Dec. H.-The cotton market showed
steadiness to-day under covering by shorts. and
the encouraging way in which Liverpool took the
census report u yesterday. The market opened AT
gain Of about 10 points and maintained il
throughout most Of the session. while the maxi
nun advance was about l6 points. The improve
msnt would have gone farther. except for liquids
tion by stale bells. The iEto-sight for the week
showed a falling of from the previous week The
figures were 5l284 against SO 900 last week. and
$50 90 last year. Trading was duh in the late ses
sion. As New York and New Orleans are closed
until Wednesday. and Liverpool market. while
open tomorrow, VIII he closed from Monday until
Thursday. The visible supply statement should
show large spiHnerS' takings. which viii compare
with 600 last wear. Port receipts estimated at
70,0oo against i9.5a last year.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Receipts Of cattle light and market fTmer.
CATTLE Extra 500 per cwt. butchers, 400;
ordinary. 80 TO 800
HOGs-Per cwt., gross. 500 to SIS; ordinary. 500
to $50
sHEEP-Clipped 400 medium, $50 to SIS; com
mon. zoe 70 500
LAMBs-Per pound, spring. choice. Z; medium.
6 to Z
CALVEs-Per pound. prime 2; medium. to z;
grass, to "a.
C0ws-Bsch, prime, 900 TO 5000: common, 20Oo
70 S0.oo; old aud dry, a0e to 1000.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. H.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at s per cent. highest. G.
lowest. {; closing, s. Most Of the loans were at s
per cent.
Time money Was possibly trife easier, and some
business was done, Rates g per cent fer thirty
days, per cent fOE sixty days. "a per cent for
ninety days. PET cent fGT fGJT and i've months 81
per cent for SIX months and Der cent for ono year
Mercantile paper offered with moderate freedom
The demand vas nominal Rates, c TO 81 Der cent
Tor sixty to ninety days Endorsed bills receivable
6 20 81 per cent for choice four to six months
single names, and per cent and above for others.
Sterling barely steady to-day, with rates little
changed Rates for actual business were as follows.
Sixty days. L77S0AL77S5 demand 4sS20a4 SIS; cables
4sli0al si45.
Commercial bills were 4.77a47s&.
The supply d cotton bills vas moderate
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riler peed to secure Crealtor..

George W Taylor yesterday fled in the
Office of the Recorder of Deeds a chattel
deed in trust to George V. Green TO secure
his own creditors. The trustee is author
lied to take possession Of the stock and
fixtures at I227 d street northwest. as well
as accounts due Taylor, amounting 10
slS6.4. The claims Of the creditors amount
to about $1,000
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Regular call. 2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric common, 30 al
iOz.
Bristol Gas and Electric. 80 at s..
AIergeuthaler 5 at 1884,. at 1893 2 at 1881. Il
at 1873 10 at lss 10 at 1875 10 at 98 10 at lgs Il
at lsS. 10 at I95.
Greene Copper, 10 al 5lh az 3liz. 100 at 9l7s
100 at SIS 100 at 3lA 100 al 3l3i
Mitchell Mining 100 az 5ls 100 al 5%, 100 at 81.
American Security and Trust 10 at 81
Washington Loan and Trust az Zl5.
Inicn Trust warrants. ! az o. az p. u at p
American Graphoph0ne preferred, 10 az S.
After cll-Washington Railway and Electric is
so 1T S.
Following are the closing prices on yesterday
local exchange.
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New York. Dec. u-WHEAI-Ligflt demand
No / Northern Duluth, TO arrive lake and rail-
sac over MAY f. o. b. No. I Northern Manitoba
STA T. o b.; No. Northern Manitoba, Si&, T. o.
b. No > hard. f. O. b. lc over May; No maca-
roni. 7glz f. o. b.; No 2 macaroni 7e. Exporters
took loads
CORN-Weaker: fsir trade. No. elevator. So;
No new. 507t. Z. o. b.; No 2 yellow. new, 81:
late fan. g0ls. f. O. b. No. 2 {. o. b.. late De
cqmbeT 51s. No. 2 {. O. b.. February-March. So;
No 2 white. new. 5S5k, {. {. be Exporters took Il
loads
OATsNfarlet dull. Elevator prices: No white
Al; No. . white Nl5; No. mixed. 5sA-
The prices for futures follow:
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The Director of the Mint yesterday
again declined to buy any more silver for
coinage on account Of the high price. The
lowest offer yesterday was one Of 10000
ounces at 70.065 cents per fine ounce.
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. 9Th AND F SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. s.. ao9. 900.
@sURPLUs, $4,000 (EARNED) !"

70 Loans in any amount made on approved real
b estate OF collateral az reasonable rates.
30 Interest paid upon deposits On monthly bal
- ances subject 10 cheek
Tins company acts as executor. sdmlnistra-
10 tor trustee, agent, treasurer. registrar and IN
20 all other fiducIary capacities.
70 Boxes for rent 81 burglar and hrepTOof vaults
- for safe deposit and storage q valuable pack
b. ages
- Real Estate Department Is prepared 70 as
- slme the management Of yolT real estate
p Careful attention given 10 al details.
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The Safest investments

Are those that do not depend upon tbs
financial responsibility OF the stability e
any individual or corporation. First deeds
Of trust imoTtgaCol notes literally secured
on good real estate IN the District q Co
Iunbia constitute gilt-edge" investments.
These arr the only kind we make and
supply 10 investors. They bear interest
payable semi-annually. az the rate u Five
per cent per aunIn. and may be had q
ms il amounts from 500 and upward az
par and accrued interest. Send FOR book
let, Concerning Loans and Investments %
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produced in the year just drawing to a
close and viii be forced to pay a much
higher price for t.
Now that the Reading dividend has
been declared at the regular rate the
bulls on the stock say the expectation
Of an increased rate never entered into
their predictions of higher prices for the
stock. This is interesting in view of the
many tips that were passed around a
week ago about an increase in the divi-
dend rate as well as about other favor
able developments that have not come
TO pass The bull interests say they
were not responsible for these tips. and,
of course. it is conceivable that the
stories were circulated by the bears so
that they might be able TO put out short
lines Of the stock on good terms with
"a view to covering when public exPeeta-
ton met with disappointment, as they
knew il would
The Southern Pacific Company. for the
year ended June 30 1906, shows final sur
plus. $1,l1SS37: increase. s.. S64,O96. The
company's receipts were the largest in
its history. The earnings equal $50
per cent on common stock against 40s
per cent in the previous year. I'he di-
rectors declared a regular semi-annual
dividend of 3lz per cent on its preferred
stock, payable January H. TO stock Of
record December 81
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WEEKLY BANK CIIARINGS.

or Decrease Last Year.
New York. Dec. I.-Bank clearings for
tomorrow; ending December 20 and De
cember y, 1906 and the percentage of in
crease OF decrease for the week ending
December % compared with the CORE
spending week Of 1863, rs follows:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Charles 6. Gates & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange. Munsey Buiidng.
Closing
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by E. r. Chapman * Co.
rneubers New York Stock Exchange e. Bowie
Chapman, manager. 1901 + street northwest
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by z. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York StccS Exchange 1901 r
street northwest. q. bowie Chapman manage
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New Orleans.
SnOf Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade, Munsey Building
The Washington herald., 1906-12-22

As Amalgamated Copper officials do
not expect to show any increase in the
production of the metal, it would be in
tcresting TO know who was responsible
for the report Of rich new strikes
which reached New York in the past
year. Apparently. the trade will have
to content itself next year with about
the same amount of copper that was
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
The Surgeon WEIGHED.

Theodore BflIroth, the eminent
Viennese surgeon, lecturing to his
class In a medical school, said that a
doctor needed two gifts-he must be
free from any tendency toward nausea
and he must be a good observer.
He then poured nouseous fluid IN.
to glass, dipped one Of his fingers
into 1t and licked IT. off; whereupon
he invited the students TO follow his
example. Without hlnchlng they
did SO
With broad grin the surgeon
looked at them and said: you hive
stood the first test brilliantly. Not
so the second, for none Of you ob.
served that dipped my first finger In.
TO the glass but licked the second"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
VOL|VA SECURE
IN DOW|E'S SEAT

Chicago, Sept 19,-Wilbur Glen
Noliva was chosen yesterday by the
people of zoin City as their leader by
a vote of 1911 to for his opponent
A. e. Bills. The election was held
under the orders of Judge Lands 81,
the United States district court. The
action Of the Zionites practically
makes John Alexander Dowie an QUE
cast from the religious organization
which he established several years
ago and which has now grown 20
large proportions. Dowie, who Is in
feeble health, refuses to recognize
the authority of the court in ordering
the election and did not present him
self as a candidate.
Out of the total vote cast, about
half We're by the women of Zion City
who went to the polls singing hymns
cast their votes and then lnelt II
prayer at the door of the voting place
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
PEACE CONGRESS OPENS,
Message of President Roosevelt
Warmly Applauded,

Milan, Sept, 16,-The universal
peace congress was inaugurated Sat.
urday afternoon. After the inaugural
address, ]. Il. Dunning, American con,
sui here, read the following message
from President Roosevelt:
Giving utterance TO the aspirations
Of the American people that the great
cause Of peace among nations shall
prevail, and sharing the hopeful de,
sire Of my countrymen that the labors
of the present international peace
conference at Milan will mark n fur,
Their advance toward realizing uni,
versal peace, l congratulate the con,
ference upon its suspicious meeting. '
The reading of Roosevelt's message
was greeted with Tremendous enthu
siasm. All the delegates rose and
many shouted:
Long live Roosevelt and America -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20

navy will send supply ship with
food and collier TO Havana,
Quiet in Havana.
Com4ader ColweE OF the crusiel
Denver 'cahled the navy department
yesterday from Havana saying that
things were Quieuug generally and
leaders discussing peace terms,
General Funston, now on his way 70
Washington under orders from the
war department, will probably be as,
signed to the command Of the army
in Cuba if Intervention should be
found necessary.
While orders have not been issued
for movement of troops TO Cuba, the
army was never better prepared for
quick action if it is gound necessary
to send 1t to Cuba.
General Funston is probably as vel
informed regarding conditions in the
army, He made a good reputation in
the Philippines and only a few months
ago attracted attention by the manner
in which he handled the difficult sit,
uation growing out of the employment
of troops in San Francisco after the
earthquake, The fact that he Is uu.
der arders to come to Washington
and to await further instructions In,
dicates that he is wanted for impor,
tant duty.
Troops Ordered to Be Ready.
Richmond, Ind. Sept 19.-Com,
panieS G and H of the fourth United
States infantry en- route from Fort
Benjamin Harrison. near Indianapolis
to Fort Wayne, Mich, were last night
ordered to report to Fort Thomas
Ky, in anticipation of being sent to
Cuba, The companies camped last
night 16 miles west of Richmond.
Depredations by Rebels.
Havana Sept 19.-The official re
port of the engagement at Los Pala
! clos says party of Guerra's came to
Los Palacios and sent in emissaries
with an offer of surrender. Before an
answer could be given, the town was
attacked, The 80 militimen guard
ing the town fell back, leaving some
dead and prisoners. For a quarter OF
an hour the insurgents remained in
the town and then were Dispersed by
! Colonel AyaloS' force. Many depre
dations were committed by the insurg.
ents in town and of the militiamen
three are dead, three wounded; and
of the townspeople. one is dead and
two wounded. Among the prisoners
are SO militiameu.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
MUTINY ON
THE CLEVELAND

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 1G.-With the
departure of the cruiser Cleveland
from the navy yard Saturday after,
noon a story of mutnous conduct
in the part of member of her crew
became public. 1t is reliably reported
that while the cruiser was making
preparations to leave Friday night, q
number Of the crew objected to the
discipline Of the master at arms anC
gave him such an unmerciful beating
that he may die.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
DANES VOTE ON
STATE TICKET
Madison, Sept. 1g.

Madison, Sept. 10.
Returns at the Office of the county
clerk, as Officially canvassed, show
the vote for state officers to have
been as follows in Dane county:
Governor-Davidson, 1883; Len.
root, 1913; Aylward, 1880; Merton,
62: Eaton, 68. Davidson's plurality
2,41o Aylward's plurality. 1915
Lieutenant Goyernor-Connor, g..
$50; Strange 1917; BlensId, 951; o
meara 253; Fehlandt, II. Conner
plurality, 2,039 Blenski's plurality
G9s.
Secretary Of state--Frear, 1866.
Froehlich, 1926; Houser, 1888; Noel
1.209; Clayton, CT. Houser's plural
fly, q.
State raasurer-Dahi, 2,15G;
Kempf, 1,i46; Thomas, 1,211; Jensen
1905; Emerson, GO. DahPs plural
ity. 945.
Attorney general-Gilbert, 1870;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
INSPECTORS TO
HUNT MILK DOPE
Madison, Sept. 10.

Madison, Sept. 10.
Last week Dairy and Food Com
missioner Emery held a meeting of all
his assistants and inspectors at Mil.
waukee for a general conference re
lating to the work of the commission
One important item of the meeting
was the giving of instruction by the
chemist of the commission to all the
inspectors in the method of detecting
chemical preservatives in milk. This
will enable the commission to ex
tend its work in the detection OF
chemical preservatives in milk and al
the same time relieve the laboratory
of a large volume Of this class o.
work.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
SOON DIG FOR CAPITOL.
Excavations for New West Wing to
Begin in a Week.

Excavation for the foundation Vt
the west wing of the new Wisconsin
stateh"ase will be commenced ~
about week, according to members
of the commission who left Madison
yesterday after the conclusion of
their meeting, Practically all the
work on the perfection of the com
plete plans has been laid out and all
that remains on the planning part is
ior the draughtsmen to work out the
directions of the architect and COM
miss.cners. The commission has not
yet determined the kind of stone
THAT viii be usal in the construction
but ;, is desired to utilize the pro I.
uct Of Wise ,nsin quarries.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
PEACE JOB
FOR TAFT
Secretary Of State
Arrives at Cuban
Capital
Ready to Put Lid on
the Troublesome
Island
Negotiations Waited
for Arrival Of
Cabinet Man

Havana, Sept. 19.-At a meeting OF
liberals last night Senator Zayas said
he had visited Jose Miguel Gomez and
other political prisoners, all of whom
he expected would be released today
by order of the government. Zayas
said that unless these prisoners were
released the peace negotiations could
not proceed
At midnight, the cruiser Des
Moines, with Secretary Taft and party
on board, was in wireless communi
cation with the cruiser Denver, The
Des Moines arrived at o'clock this
morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
MEXICO IN FEAR.
Precautions Taken Against lndepend.
ence Day Riots.

Mexico City, Sept 16.-Telegrams
from all parts of Mexico indicate that
peace prevails everywhere on the eve
of independence day and no trouble Is
anticipated anywhere. Nevertheless
all saloons In Mexican cities were
closed Saturday afternoon by order
of the government, and will remain
closed until Monday, Every possible
precautlon has been taken to prevent
trouble. Large numbers of troops
have been stationed at all points
where many Mexican workmen are
employed in connection with Ameri
cans.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
IA = IT . 7I a.
Bear, the The Kind You Have tlsays BOUT
signature a &1XIzzZu
GASOLINE POWER ON
UNION PACIFIC ROAD.

Omaha, Sept. 16.-W II. McKeeu,
superintendent Of motive power OF the
Union Pacific, announced Saturday
that the experiments Of his company
In the use Of gasoline for propelling
passenger cars have at last proved
successful. McKeen took a party
Of railroad men and newspaper men
over the line from Columbus, Nebras-
ka, TO Omaha Saturday in mortor car
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20

mgalIs. SSI; MCGEE, $50; Lueek, /,
49,. Van Keuren. 50, Gtlbert's pluv
aljty. ASS.
Commissioner Of Insuvance-BeedlC
$3.50; Purteu, 2,74S; Neueus, ll9T;
Abraham. G., Purteus plurality, 40t
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
important Dispatch.

Washington. Sept. 19.-Acting Sec
rotary of State Adee received yester'
day a dispatch from MIR. Sleeper, the
American charge at Havana, concern
ing the situation, but in view of the
prospective arrival in Havana Of Sec
rotary Taft and party this morning,
the contents of the dispatch was not
disclosed.
1t is believed to have dealt with the
attitude of the Cuban government and
insurgents toward the American OF
fcials and the consideration to be
given their mission.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
Peace Makes no Progress.

Notwithstanding some appearance
of activity, no decisive progress was
made yesterday in the peace negotta-
lions. The onIy definite thing re-
ported is that the insurgents in the
field are not willing to enter on nego-
tiations until all conspiracy prisoners
shall have been released. While 1t
is possible that those most highly re.
sponsible may reach basis of agree
ment in time to present it to Score
tary Taft and Assistant Secretary OF
State Bacon today, there is nothing TO
show that such a basis has been
reached yet, and there is every evil
dence that if it has been reached it
will not be reached by the insurgent
following.
While no acceptable basis Of peace
appears to have been suggested by
either side, the impression is general
that Taft will take up the work OF
peacemaking with small consideration
for past grievances, the main idea be
ing rather constructive measures Iol
tho future.
The newest feature of the revolution
is the appearance of Americans from
the Isle of Pines complaining that Of
fcials of the courts there are search
ing the homes of all Americans fol
fire arms and selling all arms which
may be found Americans thee
both radicals and conservatives, arc
extremely wrathful over the action o
these officials, especially as to the
conduct of some natives which late!
had caused them to consider the lie
cessity of having fire arms with them
They will appeal to Minister Morgdl
and Assistant Secretary of State Ba
con today, with the request that
United States naval vessel be sent tt
the Isle of Pines to safeguard tn
lives and properties of Americans
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
Mineral Point DodaeviIle Stage Line.
Morris Proctor, Proprietor.

MOTHS Proctor, Proprietor.
stage runs daily, except sunday, leaving
Mineral Point At fi4b - M, and Dodgcvills
between l and 2 y. IN,
Connects at 6odgeville with train "
aud al Nirefal Point with ii 30 train OF
o. NJ. h II. Paul R'y. for PlAtteyille, BAR
lington, Rhuilnburg, Monroe and JanesvillN
CAlls left at the botcia, Mineral Point viu
receive prompt Atte tioA.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
Awed by BIueiackets.

Commander Pullman of the gunboat
Mariette cabled the navy department
yesterday that the landing force
seems to have overawed the insur
gents and that there is at present nc
anticipation of further destruction OF
property. Pullman has 120 bluejac
kets on the Marietta, $50 on the
Dixie, and 300 marines. The first
landing force consisted of bluejacket;
from the Marietta and it is supposed
his telegram reates to this force as
no mention is made Of any troops
firm the Dixie.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-20
w. M. GRATlOT, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
DENTISTS
VETERINARY
r. w. PHILIP.

DOCTOR: VETERINARY SCIENCE.
Graduates OF Ontario Veterinary College
Treat all diseases OF domestic animals scten-
ti6cally. All calls promptly attended to-
day 0r night Phone 49,.
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BARRIERS
GEORGE .. MASTEN,
CENTRAL BARBER she

CENTRAL BARBER SHOP.
All work done in the latest and most i'm.
proved manner Opposite the First National
Bank GEO. d. MAsTEN, Proprietor.
Fine BATH ROOMS In connection.