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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
DOAN'S KIDNEY For by all pee c.. DsHd |. prsp
WATERBURY FIRE ALARM.
%South Main and Grdno stfeetA 6-Scovill Mfg Co. (P).
 and Magill ssreetA

ESouth Main and Grdnd streetA
 CScovill Mfg Co. (P).
 @Bridge and Magill s.reetA I-Exchange place.
 eEuclid and Roseland avenueA l2-Rogers & Bro. Qc.
 18-East Main and Niagara streeta l4-East Main and wolcott streeta 16High and Walnut streets. l6-East Main and Cherry stteetA 11--Cole and South Elm streets. 31-North Elm and Kingsbury streetA 3-Burtop street fire House. N-Waterbury Manufacturing Go (fn 25-North and North Main streets. 26-Buckingham and Cooke streetA T-Grove and Prospect streets. 2S-Pine street and Hillside avenuA 29-Ludlow and North Willow streetA S1-Bank and Grand streets. 82-Pank and North Riverside streetp el-West Main street and Water
 town road.
 S5-Connecticut Railway and Light.
 ing Go. car barns (P). Se-waterbury Brass C0. iPD. S1-Cedar and Meadow streets. SN-Grand and Field streets lz-South Main and Clay streetA ls--New England Watch Co. (P. lNBenedict & Rurnham Mfg Go Co. l6-waterbury Buckle Go. Pl. l7-South Main and washington
 streets.
 Bl-Baldwin and River sfreetx S2-FrankIin and Union streets. 0-watcrbuy Clock Co. case fac
 tory. R).
 H-Rose Hill Hese house. B-Liberfy and River streets. bI-Baidwin and Stone streets. be-Baldwin and Washington streetA 62-Doolittle alley and Dublin street 72-Sorth Willow and West Main
 streefa
 73-Nprfh Willow. between RIdxs-
 wood street and Hillside ave. f4-1ohnson and waterville streets. fl2-wolcott street. above Howard ss ln3-walnut and Wood streets. I0e-East Main aud Weltou streeta 113-Polrs theater. 2f2--The Platt Bros G Co. R1. 213-The Shoe Hardware Co. Cr. 91l-wsferburv Clock Co. movement
 factory Pl- afs-Cherry and North Elm sfreeta asf-Round Hill and Ward sf-eets. 2s3-st Paul and Esst Farm streets E4-Cornsr Aetna and North Mais
 streets. ee1-Cooke and North Main streeta 463-Abbott and Phoenix avenuesL 472-Grove street. between Hoimes
 and Central avenueA New England Teie
 phone Go. H. s1o-Rsrk and Meadow sfreefs. a1s-Rs ndolrh Cloves Mfg Co P & Atwood Mfg Co. U7. Ring Co. P. a1e-Counerticut Railway snd Liene
 ing G. power house. CF. sis-Holnes Booth < Haydeas Mfg
 Co. R. sz1-Bsnk street snd wsshinssos sud Ncrsh Lecnsrd ssreeo 1z3-West Porter street and Wssh-
 fnrton avenue. U&-Ch.rfes and Porter sfr>esp- l8-sInons street and Wsshingtss
 aveumel psrk- 17l-Cfy Lsnber c Gal Go n 1I3-Ths Tr.cy Brus Go. n l2-CIay asd Nm sfregfR srf eeufk Main sfrp<R l-l-41&11e c Jo1n>@ 1fke ca n. lI I-- 111utn aal uye o1xuuoo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07

the time Kidney complaint caused me no end of trouble. doctored and used different remedies, but they did not help me much. Doan's Kidney Pills cured me and the cure has 6een permanent. My husband has also used them. obtaining excellent results as well as I. A box of Doan's Kidney Pills can always be found at his meat .sarket in the square. He would not be without them day and he always recommends them to his friends the same as myself"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
Les Maisty.

Edmund Rskovski. . verI-kuovu Polish journalist. recently has been sentenced to three months' imprisou- meat in Berlin for writing some satiricsi verses about Kaiser Wilhelm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
A ouesr usbst

Sir ciIsers Parker. the soveIist. rses 10 go from one roon fo another. vrfs- ins little in this and q Httle h thst He also hns . veskneu lur ehanr1ne ennkn v1I1o suupunnx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
Odd o-rnnatinn

A nan summoned at Guilford. Eng land. for nonpayment of taxes gave ais occupation as making Of antique furniture"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
Politician L.k. Piano.

rt seems as though a man in politics must pe good bit lil,e a piano. If he's square he's considered old fash toned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
Ksns.rOo,s Ap,~t,,.

The kangaroo. which s noted for its .enornous appetite. can eat in a givea time as much grass as six sheep would consume in the same period.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
COMING EVENTS.

Aug 11-Feld day and carnivo, of sports, given by the United Courts. state or Connecticut. Ancient Order or Foresters, at Waterbury Driving park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
surs Thinr.

We have noticed that the moro ~
 tidy and dirty the house the mors lfkou iy is the family to keep . psz7ot-,Io1 peka Capital.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
Movement of Air.

If air at ordinary tempersturus Hsrc not move at more than one and c " feet a second, no draught is 6sit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
A Natural Ynou,rx.

Mike Well. HooligAn's stho1uo worrying about his life insursnoo poa< icy. Pat-Phat did he dof ofS--1o1rn
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27
@. F. Tietgen.

Med anleduing af den 0kude trahken
mellan Amerika och Scandinavian har
scandinavian American line a:el igen
erhallit ca %till0kning i sin tiottr, i del
linen ink6pt Holland = Amelika-~l LINENS
f0rsta klass passagerareingare Potter
dam, sou hldauefter kommer att barA
namuet &c, F.. Tietgeu". DEM, argare,
sou ar byggd hos den verldsberomda
skeppsbyggerifirman Harland & Won i
Belfast, ar 4S5 fot lang, SO fot bred och
AZ fot dup, mater $500 tons on. 900 de-
plac2meut). bet ar en- dubbelpropsller-
a1gare med ALA nutidens f0rbattringar.
och eyer run for 200 passagerare i f0rsta
klass, $50 i andra klRss, 800 i tredje klass
&c. +. Tietgeu" konmer att i likhet med
de andra dubbelpropelleranga,e Oscar
II, "Hellig OIav" och United States"
CORA resan pa % a 10 dagar Till knpten
pa angaren har utnamts den af ~tusentals
p~sssagerare omtyckte kapten A. G..
Thomson, r. af D.
&C. F. Tietgcn" konmer att afga fran
Kopenhamu den 26 April och afgar fran
New York den II Mai pa sin pa sin f0rstA
resa till Skandiuavien.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27

rat. hvilken uppgifvit hop2et ON
att nagonsin ia aterse honom.
Da Hansen anyo kom tillbaka till
sin familj efter 8 minaders fran
varo. var hans usseende si for,
andradt att ej ems hans narmas:e
kunde kama igen honom.
Postverket Washington, d.
c, har begynt EFT utrotningskrig
mot de medicinska inrattningar.
som i storstaderna bedri(va en-
ytterst lonade affair genom bgotts-
liga operationer. Det har nemIr-
gen vagrat s. dylika inrdttr 'ngar
i New York och Brooklyn "a t att
begagna sig at F0renta Staternas
posttienst, efter att forur ha till
lampat samma II etod mot EFT 80
tai liknade in]rattningar i Boston,
Mass. bet sageS att v;d atskilli-
ga af dessa hospital ej mindre an
20 operationer utt0rts dagligen
och att inkcmsterna uppg3tt 4nda
till s., 900 i veckan, jamie Diet att
operationerna utf0rts af genom-
driEna brottSlingar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27

negergosse i stallet for sina klader
och en- jarnvagsbilljatt. Delta
handle emallertid i Philadelphia,
Pa . da en- handelsresande besteg
en- spar, placerade sin kappsack
pa plattormen bredyid en- AMMAN
som stod dar forut. och sedan upp-
sokte sig en- sittplats. Den an
Dire kappsackens agare, en- deputy
coroner, gick smart af sParWagnen
men tog at misstag med sig han
deIsresandens kappsdck och lem
made sin egen kvar, hvilken inne-
holl Iiket af en- negergosse som hit
fats pa en- askhog mere / staden.
Da handelseresanden oppnade den
kvarlimuade kappsacken for att
framtaga sin sin b%iljett, fam han
/ stallet EFT svart Xix.
Vid New YoTks demokratiska
klubbs arsbankett Larom dagen
toys forsta steget till en- rorelse
pa att "a w. r. Bryan nomI-
nerad till presidentkandidat 1908,
bet pastas, att silfverfragan bIit'
Wit kastad 0fverbord sasom en-
fold at den stora guldprodukt'o
men sedan 1896. och hans vanner
tro att de conservative demokra-
terna sdola vinnas for Bryan ge-
nom denna forklaring,
Fran Valparaiso, Ind, med
delas i torsdag f. ". att 45 pres
byterianpraster med ty atfolIan-
de lehman hallit k~yrkomote dar-
stades och beslutit for sin del att
orden "evig fordomelse' Dor ur
presbyteriankyrkans bekannelse
ut ga eller ersattas med ordet
acknowledgements" (annihilation).
.Troligen kommer de radikala In
diana-prasternas forslag att ned
rostas a presbyterianernas stora
kyrkomote i Des Moines, Iowa,
nasta manad.
V;d indiauskolan Carlislegra-
duerade for nagon It'd sedan 80 i
den adademiska aidelningen o.. so
/ den %industriella. De sistnamda
gafvo praktiska forevisningar ! de
respektiva yrken som de Tart.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27

En- boktryckare visade prassen
och huru den arbetade. en- sadel-
makare visade hur ladret shares.
e II snickare huru han giort en- dorr
en- smed hade slit stad, sin ham
mare och nagra hastskor pa estra-
den; en- sommerska tog matt, skar
till och passade kladningen pa en-
AMMAN elev; Ell glansstrykerska
visade SIN skicklighet med jarnet-
en- aicka visade kutu man bakar
br0d o.s.v Den praktiska sko-
i Tuskegee, som Booker T. Wash,
ington u~pprattat for negerrasen
har antagligen tjanat som f0red0.
me for indianskolan i Carlisle,
Fran staden Yakima i staten
Washington har underrattelse
inQatt ON EFT markligt afventyr,
som en- dansk vid MANN Peter
Hansen fer nagon It'd sedan var
utsatt for. TiIlsammans med en-
bekant iagare vid MANN Beaver
Bill" drog han for s manader Sc
dan uppi Goat Mountains for att
satta Tailor for bj0rnar och andra
vida dur. De bodde en- liten hyd-
da och gjorde dagligen sin rond
for att Sc ON tallorna, En- dag da
Hansen mandrake omkring ensam
horde han EFT truktansvardt brak
och da han sag upp mot bergsi-
dan, markte han att ell stenkoloss
lossnat och kom med full fart ri.
sande emot honom. Han sprang
at sidan, men blef fastsittande i
snon och begratven. Som genom
EFT under blef han q dodad, men
den losa snon. Han lyckades dock
att grafva sig EFT litet rum stort
nog att rora sig i, och der lifnar-
de han sig under fem dygn pa ma
got TORT MOL, som han tillfalligt-
Wis hade med sig. Han sof pa
EFT stort barkstycke. som sro.
skredet hade fort med sig Forst
sedan en- stark kyla hade intradt
och gjort snon hard, lyckades Diet
honom att bana sig vag tillbaka
till hyddan, der han fam sin kam-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27
Kyrkonotiser.

Svenska miasionskyrkan, hornet ST !
och Court streets. Sondagar: sondags-
skola kl. 8 f. M. predikan XII. 10 10
f. M, ungdomsmote XII. 8 g. M, predikan
XII. s g. m. T~orsdagar. kl s e. m.
Pastor j. Peterson.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27

En- rik amerikansk kemist O.E.
Enell 1 Elgin, ILL.,, har med sin un-
ga maka och slit iva och EFT half
ar CANAL barn letvat EFT lyckIiet
familjelif darstades tills i slutet
pa forliden vecka. ds till Elgin an.
lande en- qvinna fran Detroit,
Mich, som bevisade att hon var
fru Enell NO SAINT moder till stu
al hans barn. Hon tog ut hakt-
ningsorder babe a Enell och hans
maka mo- 2, Manner har nu rymt
fran staden.
Eft lik / kappsa Dom
ON en- mans kanslor som oppnar
sin kappsack och fnner liket at en-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-27
KATARR KAN 1cKE RorAs

M n " AhN 1OAL DOIAo ".
ned utyartes medei da de icke "a till sjukdomens
safe. Katarrh sr en- biods- eller constitutions
sjukdom, och for att bota den, ma man AMANDA
invartes lakemedel. "Hall's Catarrh Cure'' tages
invartes och vtrkar direkt pa blodet och slem-
hinnorna. Halls Catarrh Cure'' ar icke nagon
qvacksalfvaremedicin. Den blef for manga ar
sedan foreskrifvit af en- af de basta lRkare hari
landet og tillagas efter EFT ordentligt RECEIPT. Den
Or sammaEsatt af dc baJta starkemedel, som fin
mes, f0rbundna med de basta blodrenande medel
cch verkar direkt pa slemhinnorna. Den fullkomna
torbindelse AT de ingredienser ar Diet som fran.
brlngar sA f0rvanande resultater I'D botandeti
katarrh. Skrif efter anbefallningar fritz.
FL. CaESEY AGO, egare, Toledo, o
Sales hos apotekare, pris use. n
Halls Famuj Pulls ARC de bastA
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

earth for a few minutes were terrible.
The Postal telegraph building was
partially wrecked and most of the efl-
ployss fled for their lives ~ 4s.1
AT go a. IN. communication on a
single wire with Ash Fork and Los
Angeles was, restored ss.s
The shock was felt as far south as
Santa Barbara but was not felt at Los An
|geles, All the power lines in the city
are wrecked. The Pacific cable is. not
damaged. 15s5
The greatest damage was done east
and south of Market street to the bay
This area includes Sansome, Mission,
Battery Front, Davis and Drummond
streets and Montgomery, street to Bay
street. 1s5s.,.. 5.'S
b Buildings on. the following streets
have been destroyed First fremont,
Beal, Main, Spear, Stuart and east and
south of these streets. This is largely
a manufacturing district.
The principal banking institutions are
located in the quarter; which has not
been seriously effected. B
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
AREA COVERED BY
THE DESTRUCTIVE QUAKE

San Francisco, April Isl The btisi-
ness section Of the city. from Market
street to Mission street and from the
bay back, has been almost completely
wrecked.
Il The Call and The Examiner buildings
are destroyed.
Many buildings along Market and
Mission streets. including The depart
nleilt stores, have collapsed
Il Hundreds Of people In tlle cheap ten
efnent district are reported killed.
4 Fires are raging and owing to the
scarcity of water are practically beyond
control.
Business has practically suspended
The offices Of the Postal Telegraph
Go in the Hobart building are wreck
ed, as IS the Associated Press building
at 3o2 Montgomery street
Tlle resident portion IS slightly dam
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
The First Shock Was F is This Morning and Followed by Others Ere
Had
Victims
of the

as the buildings are blown up to stop
the progress of the flames
AT 1915 a. M, coast time the fire
extended from the ferry to Front street
Oh one side pretty much all south Of
Market street and 10 about Seventh
street with sporadic fires in the park
section and western division. &
g There is no way of estimating q
q the number of dead. 1t may be q
q hundreds, it may be thousands. O
Is 90 8 @ 81 @ @ q II @ q 80 II 9 3
There is hardly any water and it is
impossible to say when the fire will
stop. i.
The people are moving out of the
P Pa1ace hotel &.
The Postal telegraph operators, who
are at their posts, are taking their lives
in their hands as the buildings are coli
lapsing and the Are Witlin half block.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

San Francisco, April 10. The facts
SO far as known at this hour may be
summarized as follows:
Hundreds of people have been kill
ed and probably 1000 have been iilittf-
ed.
The Mechanics pavilion has been
converted into a temporaryhospital and
already several victims Of the disaster
are being treated there by a corps Of
volunteer surgeons.
The entire water front IS ablaze.
The postoffice has entirely collapse.
killing six people.
Fire Chief Sullivan and his wife are
badly injured.
The Grand operahouse is burning
ferceiy A ten story building on
Third and Mission streets, adjoining
the Grand operahouse, is apparently.
doomeI as are other big buildings be-
tween the theatre and st. Patrick's
church.
Many people are fleeing from the
Palace hotel taking their personal ef-
fects.
Twenty one bodies have been taken
to the inorgue, which cannot accom-
modate any more.
Mayor Schmitz established headqriar5
ters at the hall Of justice and appointed
a relief committee of fifty prominent
citizens.
The militia is patrolling the streets,
guarding banks and other establish
ments. The militia has received orr
ders to shoot anyone on sight detected
in theft.
The damage already inflicted is ess
tinated roughly at $4o,oooooo.
Fires are spreading rapidly and iiliz
less the win a comes up from the west
and blows the flames toward the bay
nothing can stop the destruction OF
the city.
The whole north end Of the city IS
wrecked and the flames are spreading
III all directions
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

aged although nearly every house has
been more or less injured. #
The Palace and the st. Francis ho-
tells stood the shock but the inside Of
these hotels was badly damaged as to
Eplastering, etc.
disastrous fire broke out on the
south side of Market street and is now
within one block Of the Palace hotel,
the water mains have burst and the fire
department is practically helpless. The
utmost confusion exists. 1
AT this moment there is only one
wire OUT Of San Francisco, Postal
wire. The Postal building is badly dam
aged and the operating room is a total
wreck. t I'd
The power of every kind is gone and
there are no lights, either gas or cleo
trio.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

Thousands of buildings were danaas-s
ed and destroyed. &vls.
The loss :of life is reported to be
great - e-.5..z- Z. .z.., b. 1890
Z There is no water and the fires are
breaking out all over the city.
I All wires with the, exception Of one
are gone.
The city hall, costing S7.ooo,ooo, is in
ruins. n 3. Ea
Modern buildings suffered less than
brick and frame. ,.s I'D u
The terror and excitement are in
describable.
/ Most people were asleep and rushed
into the streets undressed. "a
Buildings swayed and crashed, bury
ing the occupants.
There is a panic in the down town
hotels.
Il The Lick house is badly damaged but
no loss Of life there is reported.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
GREAT Bull LDINGS WERE
BURNING LIKE TINDER

New York, April is. At III O'Clock
in the morning, San Francisco time. 3
o'clock New York tinrs. The employees
of The Postal Telegraph Go. had to
leave the office on account Of the fire.
Ait 1916 al M, the Palace hotel
caught on fire,
Other buildings on FIRE at the same
time were the Claus Spreekles structure
seventeen stories high, the Phelan
building and @ Farrell Store. .,s
Mayor Schrlitz, Chief of Police Din
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
hot SHOT FOR JUDGE HUMPHREY IN
R00SEvElT'S SPECIAL MESSAGE TODAY
Beef Packers Case Right Of Appeal for
III Crnn Gases

against The beef packers
President Roosevelt says il is clear
that no criticism al ttaclles to Commits
siofler Garfield, as what lie did was ID
pursuance of the duty imposed on him
sby congfess.
He refers sharply. however, to. the
decision 81 Judge Humphrey, saying
that cong gress coiIld not have fofesccil
such decision and that he can hardly
believe that the ruling 81 Judge HUM
plirey will be followed by other Judges.
He declared that such interp atioii
of The Izw az that placed on il by Judge
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
FIRE IS SPREADING
OVER MORE TERRITORY

Chicago. April I8.-The Postal Tele-
graph CO send this message from its
San Francisco Supt The fire is com
ing up Market street. 1t isl one block
from the Postal building The Grand
hotel and the Palace hotel are in dan
ger The Southern Pacific offices on
California street are so far safe. Cal
iforfiia street is afire. Most everything
east on Montgomery street and north
on Market street on fire now
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
FIRST BULLETIN OF
THE GREAT CATASTROPHE

New York April ia report
reaches here that severe earthquake
wrecked many buildings and caused 4
loss Of life in San Francisco this morn
ing.
The shock was felt at s;I3 .. m.
San Francisco time. I
Following the Wrecking of the build
ings numerous fires broke out.
The Postal telegraph office was
wrecked and communication was lost
3at 8:5o a. M, New York time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
MORE DETAILS OF
THE WRECKED DISTRICT

San Francisco, April is. eq,psnt
Ishocks were felt after the first severe
quake. Is
Buildings toppled and fell in every
direction.
Fire broke out in the wholesale
near the water front and other
localities The city is fllenaced by a
terrible foe as the sconytlsions of the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
THE AILROAD TRACK
SANK OUT OF SIGHT

Chicago. April IS There are three
miles of railroad bed sunk out Of sight
between Suisnlan and Benca and all
the telegraph wires were taken with it.
AT Pleasantoil several railroad cars
were turned over on the main line
blocking the trains.
AT Tracy all the chimneys on the fac
tories and houses were torn down.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
Los ANGEL ES ii LOST W NlRES
TO FRISCO EARLY TODAY

Chicago April rs. he ! telegraph
companies here are entirely without
wires to San Francisco
The Sacramento Office of the West
.ern Union reports A very heavy carth-
quake west.
Los Angeles reports having lost ALI
wires at 5:I3 Al na.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18

an and General Funston, commander of
the, department of the Pacific, met this
morning and General Funston called
all available troops for service.
S If necessary in the emergency, the
board Of supervisors will Immediately
take measures for the relief and pro-
lection of the sufferers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
SITUATION is WORSE
THAN FIRST REPORTED

New York, April 49, San Francisco
wires to the New York Life ms Co.:
The New York Life building in San
Francisco is a total wreck Market
street is impossible and the total loss
will run into the millions and the opin-
ion is that the situation is even grayer5
than at first reported 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
PROPERTY LOSS WILL
REACH INTO MILLIONS

1 San francisco, April is IS the re-
ports come ia the magnitude Of the
disaster grows. Fires are raging in all
directions and people are moving out
of the down town secrion.
The loss Of life may reach into hum.
dreds and millions of dollars worth of
property has been destroyed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-18
NEW YORK HAS NO
WIRES TO SAN FRANCISCO

New York, April I8. There issno
communication with San
Francisco,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-03

Harry Gardner returned to his home
in this city Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas Turbin visited Merrill
friends during the past week.
Superintendent Seymour, of the G.
B. & W. Ry., was business visitor in
this city Tuesday.
Bert Brown and VIM. Mead fished
for trout at Chester, lower seven mile
creek, and Wakeley, Monday.
Master Neal and Miss HELEN Con-
way are happy this week over the
arrival of their pony equipment,
Mrs. George Howe died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. L. Berard We'd
neSday morning, after long illness.
W, G. Modisett, general freight &
passenger agent, Of the G. B. & w.
Ry. was business visitor in this city
Wednesday.
Bert Bever, Henry Demitz, Fred
Stamm, Earl Crawford, and Edward
Harding, spent Monday trout fishing
on the upper seven mile creek.
G. F. Steele and daughters Dorothy
and Katherine, and Miss V. RanSome,
of Chicago, ILL.,, were guests of Mrs. E.
Garrison, for few days during the
past week.
George N. Wood, VIM. Burchell.
Orie O'Dell and S. A. Rintelmann
angled for the speckled beauties at
Wakeley and the lower seven mile
creek, Monday.
Herman Yandt died at his home on
the west side Tuesday morning from
consumption. Deceased was thirty
three years old and leaves wife and
small child. The funeral service will
be held tomorrow afternoon,
J. P. Martin, of Merrill was in this
city Wednesday on business. Mr..
Martin may decide to locate in this
city and it was for the purpose of in
vestigating a number of business
propositions that he called here this
week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-03
For Sale Cheap.

Several good houses and lots. A
large number Of vacant lots. A good
improved farm within five miles of
town. 120 acres good wood land. 40
acres good hay marsh. wood land and
marsh about four miles from town. A
good cushion tired surry. A good open
buggy. A good single driving harness.
A bran new house refrigerator. A
coed freight, store elevator. A fair
delivery wagon. A fair double delivery
harness. Spafford Cole & Co. office at
old First National Bank building,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-05-03

The monthly stock fair which will
he held on the market square on the
east side, Tuesday May 8. is attracting
a good deal of attention, and will in
all probability be one of the most
successful held for some time A fine
line of stock will be exhibited for sale,
and in addition to the prizes for the
finest stock, there will be prize for a
foot race. Do not fail to read the ad
contained in this issue of the RE
PORTER.