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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
Wellemitatsfo uferenien

: Qc3 Woiue5 'fuI Ser sen ste
September bol0e3 Ell Roufereu5 mel
lem GeIepater fra iorifielige Stater
Tor at bite pua Raoo Ill al brtuae
&ougreaieu ill at peotoQe ct ameno'
meut til 2onoets @runotop. anuenbe
no puu, at Torenebe StuterS Scnato.
rer ifoI pRIqe$ al Solicit. Gil GeIc.
CATER for Soma uonPUnte 8ltoernsr
Gummrn3 2Sroug oeu ioe f6laen6e
Serrcr: &iailm 2arrubee / GIers
mont. Tboma8 .. SelID / Sort
GO0Ge, Setter u. @epiS / G~Iorinoo.
Serrp g. Sulliuan i Qe9 Roines o.
@aIter $. 9eruep / Charlton. Car,
rnbce, SeuIu % 2epi$ er RepubIis
funcre. SuIliunn o. Gerpep CT Tcmo.
frater, ioa begae be itore Gdrtier er
reprRiertcrcoc. SiOite ,fopu2cgi3.
latur beilutteSe, at Staten gicnnem
lin @ltoernGr itrIoc opiorore Dc andre
Stdter til at ieuoe EeIeaatcr I'll
ben uRpnte HOufercn5. % Sc iIeite
Guoeruerer bar gaoet ir0 pao Set %
uonpUHt Sen0cmTuo. ) en- cller to
az Statcrne bar G~uOcrneren life en-
iaaoou Rpuoigbe0, uoeu gedisIatu'
rem bar gTDet bam oen. RaH ipaGr
fig et tort ReiuItat Of R]onierericu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
Shoihone:3 eierpationen.

2ootrGfning fanot SteO / 2ouOer,
8po., oen 4oe au9uit og go. I bIan0t
2ootugerne paa observation-disclosures
tionen blep Sans Berlin (?) / 2oro'
ME, g8po. vi en- Wiaion acrcS
f%rugtbort 2onO fan ban OGl8e i'm 500
ierIt % tage en- Quarter Section al
BET beoite % beIbigit bcltg8enoe, ionl
ftnoe$. 2aroet Iigger lige i Spo for
geQorpItone 9arf % er beticnot I'M
Der Noon al "oet beremte @ino Ht'
Der Country. Catherine &oouagbn
ira 0inntic / Sainois trof No. 10.
Mon oniIaor Sans 9erlins 2o0ieoSel
til en- @prOi al $4,000, % De fsI.
genoe Iumre op til 20 p9roiGttes
iii $4,000 q $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10
Syuneo1ao

Qgnet Dog ueo / Ct aapel peo De.
catltr. gu. Ssr0ag SEN 5te aiiguit.
SsnOagsif0len UGr uetop eHot. OF
9eruene hob / Sanger o. ucrteoe
eaa. at RegHet ifuIoe al fla. "a fOm
en- 2~uuitranle. iom iodreoe 4 al Dem
OF beNSpeSe et Tuiin andre. Spnet
rumponereSe atrfeu. CT ~iotogrnNit
8alert % en- SGuf ~foruSeu at I'll.
Isle andre 9ugniHger en- Eel Sfaoe.
af 9srnene bIep Garl Suttpu rnm.
met oRrit. alRoeruc ialnt al BAN
iom 5iaer. % ban blep iao icrbrRnSt
/ sen bpire She, at ban life fam
leoe. Rutb Siis bleu Se. Garl
Gmeriou b!ep fcrbranSt / ben enc
anfcl % miitese en- Singer, garl
spers miiteoe en- Saa % bIep ipr-
br9nSt / Dem heIre~SiSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10

fan Iepe / S~dnobeSeuS Cps, OF ri fan
uorette tore Siug. Suer | europa
bar 6oIf life Sc iaume 5oroele ION
ri. Seq bIeu opcrraItet bco. at ser or
iaa faa Smoag3foIer paa Oct elrro'
priitc 6aitIanO. ! peo, at ieJ bar
ia0Sou SntercSie for Smoag5ifo'
Icrnc; Sc er itorarteSe Suoretuinger,
% bort 2arS ItpIoer Dem meget. &c
6ore1ebe Stater giucr Nem ion en-
bcrIig 9trp til fine 8ern."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-10

81 ,051,000 / a~ontorter. Ter er
Snoifuo for $4,200,000, iom $4,000
Berioner bar iot inc. Seq tror life,
at &asierer Servings 8egnifab er gnlt.
San pIeier ofte at bore borte 2-3
Iage 40 8angeu. IIorig ta9er ban
r%egelm9siige 6erier, men er borte
en- fort Gi0, nonr 9anten life bar
oct for trooIt. Seq nOtog en- arreIt'
orbre moo BAN for llnOerllGb al $500
paa anmoOning al 8onferominntor
Sones, for at ban fan boIOe bom %
uoiperge Gom; men .ie8 tror ~Itttert,
at ban friUluig peroer ~ttlbage."
Senerc Gftcrretniuger ira Gbtcago
brtnger ruitenoe 4filsrtnger. Set
paoItoeIige % fonieroatipe 8Iuo "Gbt'
caao tribune" bor neie unSerig8t
8al1I 8. Sten8Ion0& NffGrcr, o8 / lit
Sumner for Soc Au9uIt i%friUer Stor'
bla6et: "Sgaarafte3 fom BET for Do
gen, boorfor @iImoltfee Noeurle Stote
9anf cr fuI0er. Get bIep Oa fart,
at 8rpiioent &aul 8. StenSlano %
&asierer 6enrD 8. Sering frGft og
initemotiit bar pIpnoret @anfen / en-
Iorrpffe. 5oer al Dem fienote Den
anoen8 SfpIo. Sten$lano8 Saline
rier ~opoageOeS al 9ering, JON bru8te
fin alnoifob 0erom til at boIbe Den
plore WRnno / &oe og ielo to9e I'll Itg
al S~nOboIoet / 9unfenS Gcn0eifrtn
iaa megct, ban IDiteOe. Dan bereg'
l1er, at StcnSIono poa sen BIS itim
en- balo NttIliou, % at Sering tog ct
I%ignenOe @eIeb. Raaffe Sten5lanO
tpg melt; men oe opgiune GUNNER
neonte8 Strsoag Iften al en- Sa8'
ferer, ION far me6 9nrfenS Iffrrer
of gipre. Sc 10 MGroS lln0erilPb
belsber Jig / etboert 6ol0 til $1,000
600, % bpem er oct 0e bar p~lDnoret?
So, BET er $4,000 iattige 6omiIicr.
Iette Stortpoeri olene betDoer, at
bper S5noifn0er bill mite Ell 6ier0eoel
al fine Spnrcpenge. Wen 0ertil
fommer, at boooe StenSIano og Se'
ring fifferIig bar taaet meo iig ct tort
@elsb al 8onfen2 Wi0lcr, Oa De rsmte.
@n Nrreitorore er uotagct moo
8rpii0ent S%tcn5Iar0; men in8en Oeo,
Door ban er. M}ar dieter poa, at
ban er / Canada. Sans S6n Sbeo'
Bore, @anter3 nomineQe 0iceprGlt'
Bent, blcu odiaa orreIteret StrS0ag
og fert iii @eit Chicago Noenue go
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unoerfuite0es ct iforpt Sorber. gdaoe
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mooto9ct Snoifu0, eiterot 9onfen
par faQtt, en- TOrbrpoelie, Iom / Sai'
noi8 er iepnQoo meb lln6erilpb. Saul
o. StcnSIono OF SenrD @. Sering
err MI RgmIirger. Won bar iggt at
-, oEan>nra etorsrorh ~ ~ ~,
hI,or 9ohoron o.. mon, hon
paoItoor, at han ilet life oeo set.
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tduereoe Sdnt t'el8e 0~otlals9eHoe u
to fo1noeIt8e Sno'f9oere.
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fer no, life oIene Spne, men oglat
SaIifnere. 26rOo9 ut Sbeohorf
StensIunO ct 9reO ira lin 6aSer, ion
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BET par gts8Ien til bans Sofetp Se'
poiit Dor, % Ser Lao, ifreo 6aoeren
en- fuI0 RcNcgisreIie for al ban;
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
|S AMALGAMATED
 AFTER RAVEN PROPERTY
A Bold Game Played in Stock Not Creditable to
 B @a Management,

There is apparently more to the decline in Raven stock than selling by dissatisfied stockholders. The Raven and SnOoZer claims, owned by the Raven Co. are completely surrounded by the Amalgamated properties. In fact. the Amalgamated Co. is mining the rich Durnier yesn to the end lines of the Snoo:er claim.
 Over SOO.O00 shares of Raven Co.'S stock were pooled ID Butte under an agreement which docs not expire un- til July 22. but. owing to the demand of many oI the parties to this pooling agreement for their stock, it was de- cided to terminate the pool. It may be a coincidence that immediately after this action Was taken, the Anal gamaCcd interests announced their in- tCntiOn 10 the Raven people of de- velOping ,heir Pacific claim through the Buffalo shaft. thereby materially reducing the Raven Cos shipments if not shutting it out altogether from the use of hat shaft.
 These two developments, coming together. resulted in the Eeayy sell- ing Of the stock from Butte which has forced down the price from S4.5O to s1.50 per share.
 It is claimed by the Raven people, however, that this action by the Amalgamated only temporarily. affects the hoisting of Raven ore. They claim that there is no intention to shut them off from the use of the Buffalo shaft. that d new agreement has been made whereby the Raven Co. is charged & flat rate of 50 cents per ton for hoisting. and that as soon as Amalgamated people get down their pipe timber, and other supplies neces- sary to the resumption of activities on the Pacific claim, the Raven will be permitted to resume operations.
 Raven stock has been pretty well distributed throughout the East around s Der share.
 IL now comes 10 light that John Der kin, vice president and general man. ager. who spent several months in Boston the early part Of the year, gave calls on 255. .0OO shares of Raven stock to H. C.. Poland, d nephew of A.C. Burrage. at $6, S7.50 and g Der share. What relation the trans aCtioQs in about 10000 shares of stock. through Clark. Granniss & Lawrence, a month or so ago, had to this option is guess work. There has apparently been a game played in Raven stock which is not Creditabie to the management. composed as it is Of men of standing. bO.h East and West. The president of the company is W. D. Thornton, who is a director and prominent in the North Butte Co.
 l. is believed here that the under ground showing of the Raven Co. has beer exaggerated. and that somebody has succeeded in loading the public with the stock at S5 per share and better, which originally cost around Sl per share. It is questioned if the company is not now in a position where the Amalgamated Co. can get control.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01

Financial opinions continue unusu- ally mixed. Besides the crop uncer- tainties, which are always the feature al this time, there are doubts as 10 what Congress and the administration will do. Besides these, there is the uncertainty regarding money. Shrewd bankers believe that the money out look is safe provided there is no fur ther strain upon the capital.
 Sterling exchange holds weak and shere aIe possibilities of gold imports in the near future. Some conSerya- tive bankers hope that n0 gold will flow this way immediately. They be- lieye lh6t the situation will he much stronger if We could reduce our for eign indebtedness as the result of the placing or the Pennsylvania loan in Paris. This would do more to re- store our foreign credit, and enable US to draw gold later should condi- uiUIs require it.
 b. Perhaps nGihing would do moTe to restore the financial equilibrium than would a period of comparative dUiness in the financial markets. This would rive the opportunity for a more rational understanding of the situation -.s
 Speculatively, the bear element flushed with its success so far in breaking prices, is in position where 1t is liable 10 oyerdo the selling move ment. While prices still succumh to the pounding process, they should de- cline harder from this level and re cover quicker
 ; . %~ %~%<< . 5 : : : : . : Te- elected had he consented to run again.
 Many of the districts of the state already are strongly Democratic, and others are failing into line
 ''The reason for this Is easily trace able to the dissatisfaction of he peo- pie with the administrators tariff policy. The people demand chSpge, and they are thoroughly in record with the principles for which W. J. Bryan stands.'
 Judge Paine will remain in Los An geles only few days, as his business interests demand that he be back in Boston early in July. This is his first visit to California. and "e declares he is enjoying the trip immensely. Sc impressed has he 3een with the progressive spirit manifested iE Los Angeles that he VIII return to the east prepared to predict the brIghtess kind ot future for this city.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

Mr.. Oscar lEelgeSen has leased Of the
Wauwatesa Milling, Fuel and Lumber
the milling, fuel and lumber
business aud premises in this city and
will hereaftercond the same under
the nane Of Wauwatosa Fuel Feed and
humber Co. Mr. Ielgesou has been
connected with the business for several
ye1rs and understands It's needs ard
opportunities and Is entirely deserving
Of the success which the News wishes
for him. Mr. Walter Hand n remains
with MIR lIelgeson.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

It is reported from Paris that Prof
Behring has discovered new method
III. ,corilizing milk, without bolling II
q dtstroving any of its essential primer
r'eS. The method is based on the
powerful qualities of German perphy-
5to simply oxygen ated. One gr"mme
r.rl.1er Of this Substance is sufficient
80 destroy all uoxious germs, MILK
.4Us sterilized can be kept long tlme
aul IS not injured by transportation
1l. cannot be drunk until it has been
< nl Y warmed and drip OF cataiy-
tie substance added. Dr.. Behring mas
loved that light has very harmful
feet on milk, whether sterilized not
p cold, and he recommends that IT
should he kept in IA dark place or IN
red or green bottles.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

Miss Phoebe Tuck and Mrs A. Tuck
and daughter Frames of Whitewater
were g3lestsat the home of Mrs. X.
Delpscil Center st. over Thanksgiving.
A portion of the Underwood house
vas taken through the city on West
Main and Wauwatosa avenue on Thurs
day 70 the foundation prepared for it
on North avenue near the Arnory.
The marriage OF Miss Ingeborg Eril,-
son "a Mr. islof p Bodelson of Niilwau.
kee took plaelS on Wednesday evening.
Nov. 2S 81 the home of the brides
parents Ms and Mrs. Martin Erikson,
Wauvatosa Ave.
Messts Percy Myers, Paul Godfrey,
Paul Payne, Lewis lIammand, Fred.
Erilssun, Spencer Pease and Miss Lois
Ovens, w, Madison Grace Watncr,
Beloit. Esi. pares, Herbert Currie and
Gilhert Tompkins. Ripon
Mr.. Yaldemar Won Geltch will give
a violin recital at the Baptist church
Thursday evening, Dec 6 at o'clock
under TIE auspices of class IL of the
baptist Sunday School MIR. Won
Geltch will he assisted by Miss Alice
Smith as reader.
In game of football, Thanksgiving
NJ. A defeated the 10Th district
school In the first half the score was
ito 9 il their favor, in the second half
it loolsed as it the NJ. a. G. were to be
defeated but Tiff ran from the ten
yard line To their goa! and it was kick
ed, tllg score was to ) in favor of the
Al. A.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

The fifth of the course Of lectures hy
Herbert L. Willett on Studies ia the
Wisdom Literature was given Friday
evening at the Congregational church.
DR. Willett's subject on this occasion
was. The Book of Eeclesiasies; the
problem Of Doubt A large and appre-
eiative audience was present tn hear
the very able and interesting dirconrSe.
The last of the series Wit be give
on Friday evening, DE- tcenber "A. wh, II
h S subject will be '.rhe Wisdom hooks
aud the New Testament
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
PEOPLES LECTURE COURSE

The Peoples Lecture Course to be
given at the Congregational church
will be one of the best ever given in
this city. Edwin Cyclone" Southers
will open the course with his master
piece, "If were the Devil, on Thurs
day, November %, at g. p. IN.
On December 21, DR.. l.. G. Herbert
will deliver a lecture entitled "A Man
Among Men" January 81, L. Il. Spaf-
ford, chalk artist. March 3, the Ma
tional Ladies Quartet.
All of the above have national repu-
tations and no one should miss them.
The course is only S1.0o for the SER
les Seats can be reserved at Schwai-
gers.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
El Mas Noble cigars.

Ia addition to lis choice line of Gig
ars. J. A. Sehwaiger now has secured
the exclusive agency for the Ell Mas
Noble cigars. -whiel: brand stands for
the highest grade of Havana cigars
made. 81
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
81 for 3 Years

is the cost of a $500 Fire In
surauce Policy on your house
hold furniture in dwelling
houses. Why carry the risk
Yourself when YOU can be
protected SO reasonably?
Postal to l.. K. Gridley ms.
Agt.. viii receive prompt at
tertion
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

A Time-Tried Tonic IS Beef, Wine
and Iron. and one that WE are glad to
recommend to any one who needs a
blood-making. strengthening and re-
storative tonic. Schwaiger' ) phar
macy. ~
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
WOMAN'S CLUB.
Course of Six Lectures.

4 Treat in Store for Wauwatosa
People.
4 course of six lectures, Studies in
1.le Wisdom Literature, will be given
by Herbert l.. Willett, d. D.. of the
|uiversity of Chicago, on alternate
t'ri lay evenings, beginning October D
the Congregational ehdrch. under
.r au> pieces of the Woman's club.
purse tickets. ST 0o--for sale by
lb IN members or ..t Schwaigers drug
,,ore. Reserved seats may be secured
1t Schwaiger's drugstore.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
$50 REWARD

| offer the above reward for
information that will lead to
conviction of the vandals vino
destroyed my property on
Wednesday night, Oct. 81.
G.. g. DREUTZER
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

Nettleton The grocer offers the oil
following specials at this date: .Sani-
tas. 1'"Hsted Corn Flakes. Extra
Fancy New York Cider. New York
Ounces and Sweet Apples
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

NOTlCE-Dr c. T. Chandler, the
dentist. rs located in the Greenwood
block. corner Wauwatosa avenue and
North Main street
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

FOR SALE-Dressing for Lawns. a
mixture consisting Of fine well rotted
manure and black earth. Apply TO
HESEY WArNEg, North Main st. .
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

nor RENT-Pleasant front room
with alcove for gentleman and wife or
two entlemen at sc West Main street.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
A Record of Recent Events as
Reported to This
Paper.
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
The IncominEs aud OutEoings of Your
Friends and Neighbers Chronicles by
the News Staff of Reporters and Cor.
respondents.

Mrs Henry Leisls has returned from
visit at Chicago
Mrs. Richard Hayes is visiting rela-
t!ves at GAINESVILLE,
Miss Lena Loyeland is home from
Bsloit for few days
The b. Y. p. Z gave social at the
parsonge Friday evening
Mrs. f. A. Butterworth and daughter
are visiting friends here.
Miss Ruth Ellis is visiting her bro
ther Ralph at Evanston.
Mrs Geo. Wells, Chestnut st. enter
tanned at II dinner on Thursday.
Mrs. II. d. Colby has returned from
a'visit with friends at Whitewater
st. Agatha's Guild will hold Christ
mas sale at the Guild Hall today.
Mrs. Kirk Putnam entertained the
Reading Circle on Tuesday afocrnoon.
Mrs C. A. Copeland and daughter
Jennie are visiting friends at Monroe.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n j. Swan, Jr.. spent
Thanksgiving with relatives ut Della
van.
Mrs Perkins of Westfeld, Wis. spent
part of the week ut the L. $, Pease
home,
Mr.. &. ". Sanford has returned from
visit at the home of her brother in
Chicago.
Mrs. Fannie Hamilton has moved
into the c. q. Wade residence on First
avenue.
Miss Alice Smith was the guest of
Miss Mary lIulburt, Chicago part of
the week
Mr.. II, d. Lattimer visited at the
home of his mother at Delavan part of
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. q, Wade aud family
have removed into their new home on.
.Cnurcli st.
Mr.. Frank Lovcland has returned
from business trip through the South
and rast
DR.. and Mrs. H. Morton entertained
n. ~ NJ. Cl;oaa -,
Thursdar
-, y = c,...., ...., VIII.
aa,. t.a,, ,vinat1.a -, I.isaa,,s;san
ably improyed.
r.,,a,,.;,,.ara ,,,,,,,,n .,,a,,,,,o
, 60 -. .rr..,.s,;.;,,',
Holiday season!
A.. 49,, u.. 90 S.i,, 4
u,,a,',...;u;,, ...;,I t.;.,.a A..
,,a,,,a,,,s, p,,1.
~ ",ss c''''e'' Spe"V . i'''No ~
ST. l,nu.,
MtS' ~""S, '"' menu" VI O''''"o i"
,,,,,,, n.a,.a
M =" ''e1e "ef le'"r"e" from !"
h"'i''"s 'iiP " '''i '''"e oii ""i""y
Mrs reo fr"o'sch' 81 entertained
at o'rC'oay party Oh SATURDAY at her
NOME On iie' ''ieo'
MessrS 0oi'h DarneNo" ana 'ohh
MINER WIZ ie"'e Mo'i'''S 90 'iSl' Tue
Lave AtocN 0ho" at ohl'"so'
Miss Evelyn Brown OF Whitewater
is visiting 1e" DAYS OIL thlS week
wlth MISS henrietta 'ohnSloi''
DIED--Nrs. Carrie Conley, Nov. 20,
1906, at $3.50 d. M, aged 50 years, wife
OF rank Coh'ey' "au""'o'' We. Ipe
funeral wili be he'o rom 'he iah'ly
residence al I'5o p H. Dec 'hu' inter
ment will be at Brook field Cemetery.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Top bnggy. phaeton. carriage. En-
auire of a. B. MYERS, 1s3 z. Nil. ave.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

December .. 1905.
Morning Service 1880. Il. m The
spisitnnd Aim Of the Christian Life.
~ Slg Service 100 p. M Real
Things
Sunday y-sehooi. 1900 M
Epworth League .......... .6:30 p. m
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
FOR RENT.

Five room upper Flat and Cottage
on Western ave. Apply 20
L. r. GEIDLEY.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

December g 1906
Morning service as usual. Evening
service at 1870.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
At the Baptist church.
FOR RENT.

Six room house on Second Ave. Ell
quire at IS n Main st.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
Flat for Rent.

Six room apper Hat Inquire Of
Wm, Eechenbcrg, f0l Sixth avemne,
Wauwatosa. 20
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01

holy Trinity Church Sunday Services.
The Rev. james r. Kieb Rector
IIoly Communion .......... 7:3o II. IN
Morning Prayer, Litany and
Sermon. 1890 a. m.
SUNDAY school. ............. 1900 III.
Evening Song and Instruo-
ton .,............,. 1:30 p. IN.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-12-01
BOY WANTED.

At Sehwaiger Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30
ARCADIA ITEMS.

Mr.. f. +. Davidson has begun
work on R. R. Maxey's farm, as
they intend to 60 to Arkansas, and
will not be back for some time,
Miss Ruby Morris is visiting in
FL Reno this week with relatives.
We hope she will have an enjoy
able time and get rest after her
winters work.
Mr.. j. R. Nc Phaill and wife and
children, Pearl, Anna and Nora,
Misses Ollie Hamilton, Lizzie
Davidson and Tora Davidson visit
ed with R. R. Maxey and family
Sunday.
Miss Sulie Maxey spent a few
days with J. r. Nc Phaill's family
this week.
Mr.. E. E. Davidson sold fine
span of mules this week.
Mr.. McMahan has commenced
work on his farm.
Miss Jennie Davidson visited
with her Brother, marion Davidson,
near Minco. last Saturday and SIM
day
Thomas Boles and MI. Hill have
gone TO Kansas City.
Mr.. J. NJ, Davidson has been lath-
ing and plastering his house the
past few weeks.
The party at Miss Myrtle David
sons was well attended and and all.
had an enjoyable time. Those pres
ent were, Kisses Hazel Hornberger
Lora Roberts, Mable Roberts, Bes-
sic Vanrliet, Ira Franklin, Ethel
Dickinson. MesserS Orvllle David
son, John Davidson, Rggsby Rob-
erts, Edgar Vanbliet, Leslie David
son, Guy Bush. Belden Bush, Ben
Womach, OLIVER Cox, Elmer Van
bliet, Arthur Vanbliet, Atway
Dickenson and number of smaller
children.
The Express is to have new
correspondent for a time after this
week. as the present one will be ab-
sent, but news will still be furnish
ed.
Blue Eyes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30

Entirely apart from the crown
Jewels precious stones have been
a fad with monarchs. Louis XIV.
of France expended $4,000, 900
francs in diamond buttons alone.
In one year spending more than
100000. These and other lew
els were kept in a special display
cabinet and one of the favorite oc.
equations of the monarch was to
sit before the cabinet and admire
his splendid collection.
But all of Louis Jewels
would have paled before the
famous collar of the geekwar of
Baroda, composed of five rows of
100 diamonds each, the whole
set between rows of emeralds.
Some Of the stones are as large as
walnuts and all of them are of the
greatest purity. For pendant is
worn the famous "Star of the
South" one of the most notable
diamonds of the world.
The ear owns a map of France
constructed of precious stones.
Paris is represented by a huge dia.
mond, Bordeaux by an opal, Mar
seilles by an emerald, and so on,
while the various departments are
shown in single sort of stone.
The entire collection of stones in
the Kremlin represents more than
$60O,00O,00O.
Somewhat similar in idea is the
golden globe of the shah of Persia.
in which the various countries are
mapped in precious stones, the
whole being valued at $1,000 900.
Neither the shah of Persianor the
ruler Of Turkey would find it pos.
sible to appraise his jewels. AS
a sample of the collection may be
mentioned a case in the Persian
treasury foot and half long and
two feet wide filled to a depth Of
nine inches with iawless pearls. a