For Sale and Rent Notices From Local Farm and Household Items
FOR SALE Must be sold 2 work horses double harness 2 farm wagons some farm implements also good gentle driving horse harness light low carriage one cow Inquire Conrow Farm one mile north of On alaska 1 27 28 FOR RENT Furnished rooms Mrs P Peterson 911 Rose St 1 21 27 FOR RENT 6 rooms gas and elec Saree light Inquire 620 Vine St 7 41 La Pie FOR RENT Four modern rooms four blocks from post office Ad dress C 20 this office 1 23 26 dress C 20 this office 1 27 29 FOR RENT Two or three furnished housekeeping rooms 516 Division 81 1 27 29
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Union Hotel
W. W. Withee
Cass
NSE
Main Street
Pine St
Reliable Steam Laundry
Conrow Farm
Onalaska
Real estate listings including houses and a farm near the city
Classified ad by G. Roth at 4th & Pearl presents multiple properties for sale or exchange. Includes five and seven room houses on Pine Redfield Winnebago Main South Sixth and Adams and Ferry streets with rents quoted. a double house on Winnebago. a large corner-lot house on South 15th. a new Badger street home. and a three mile farm dairy and fruit property for city property exchange. Prices range from 250 to 3,500 dollars.
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Redfield Street
Winnebago Street
Main Street
South Sixth St
South 15Th St
Badger Street
17Th
Adams Street
Ferry St
Winnebago _st
State St
13Th
G. Roth
4Th & Pearl
Knights of Pythias District Meeting in Doubt
Death of District Deputy L W Gosner leaves no successor named to oversee the Western Wisconsin district conventions. Lodges may act individually to hold a session this winter. A A Bentley may take action before season end as Grand Lodge meets in La Crosse in June.
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Knights of Pythias
Wisconsin
Linton Lodge No
L. W. Gosner
Grand Lodge
A. A. Bentley
la Crosse
Bulgarian War Presses On With Mobilization Across Balkans
Sofia reports war department seizes railway control to aid mobilization as Serb credit appeals rise. European papers label Balkan crisis as most acute since initial flare. Constantinople and Sofia show signs of strain while Turkey frontier deployments reach 25 000 troops with no planned aggression.
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London
Sofia
Bulgarian War Department
Servia
Serkovitch
Skuprichina
Europe
Balkan
Constantinopl
Turkey
Harkovo
Joe Flynn Nabbed for Theft in Baraboo
Baraboo police arrested Joe Flynn last evening on grand larceny charges for stealing $45. The Baraboo sheriff arrived today to take the prisoner back for trial.
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Joe Flynn
Baraboo
Poultrymen Meet To Talk 1909 Show
The Western Wisconsin Poultry Association will meet at the city hall tonight to decide dates for the next meeting and to select judges for the 1909 show.
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Western Wisconsin Poultry Association
Ohio man dies after shooting in Leadville incident
Samuel Davis of Columbus, Ohio, who was shot Saturday night by Agnes Brady, daughter of boxer Paddy Brady, died today in Leadville. The shooting occurred after he told her he planned to marry another woman.
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Leadville
Col
Samuel Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Agnes Brady
Paddy” Brady
Harriman Elected Director of New York Central
E H Harriman was chosen as a director of the New York Central and Hudson River railroad. He succeeds Charles C Clark who resigned.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Charles C. Clark
Boy Wounded by .22 Revolver Near Ebner's Coulee
A 13 year old boy, son of John Kendall, of Miller farm in Ebner's Coulee, was accidentally shot after school while carrying a .22 revolver. The bullet struck his left side near the heart and lodged near the armpit. Dr. Tiedeman anticipated possible fatality if the shot had been half an inch lower.
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John Kendall
Ebner’s Coulee
Responsibility for wreck to be proved in admiralty courts
New York January 27 The White Star line says the collision between the Republic and the Florida will be settled in admiralty courts. P A S Franklin vice president says the facts will be thrashed out in court and both sides will sue each other. Captains and officers of the Republic and Baltic are being examined by White Star attorneys to prepare the case.
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New York
White Star
Republic
Florida
P. A. S. Franklin
White Star Company
Baltic
Rankin Case Goes to Jury Today
Ed Marshall faces a murder charge in the Rankin case in Union City Tennessee with final arguments underway. The state seeks a second degree murder verdict while T C Gordon pleads Marshall for life as the jury is expected to retire around four o clock and return a verdict promptly.
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Union City
Tenn
Ed. Marshall
Rankin
T. C. Gordon
Marshall
Caldwell
Swigart
H. C. Thomas Injured At Plant In Amputation Case
H C Thomas of the Thom as and Ender firm was harmed moving at their street business place. He had one finger amputated and doctors hope other injured fingers may be saved.
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H. C. Thomas
Thomas and Ender
Thomas
Fire consumes Audit hotel. two die in fall and escapees injured
Death toll rises after a blaze at the Audit hotel and saloon in Big Falls Minnesota. Homesteader J J Curley perished in the flames while Nels Erickson and another man jumped from a third floor window with severe injuries. Paul Lawrence and his wife escaped in night clothing, likely fatally harmed.
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Big Falls
Min
J. J. Curley
Nels Erickson
Erickson
Paul Lawrence
Comparative livestock markets at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts at Union Stock Yards II total 3,000 with tomorrow’s expected 18,000. Hogs receipts 22,000 with 30,000 forecast and a steady to lower tone. Sheep receipts 12,000 with 18,000 expected and a strong market for native and western sheep and lambs.
Livestock receipts and prices at Union Stock Yards
Livestock market report from Union Stock Yards dated January 19. Cattle receipts 5,000 with tomorrow’s estimate 21,000. market weak. Prime beeves 5.50 to 7.28, cattle categories and Texans priced. House receipts 24,000 with tomorrow’s 40,000. market weak. Sheep receipts 15,000 with tomorrow’s 20,000. native and western sheep and lamb prices listed.
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UNION
Euphonium Glee Club Headlines Y M C A Lyceum Night
Tonight the Euphonium glee club performs at the Y M C A auditorium as part of the third entertainment on the lyceum course. Four bright men entertain with varied vocal and instrumental numbers, featuring Carr Miehe Van Ausdell White and a new act highlighting their unique lineup.
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Y. M. C. A. Lyceum
Euphonium Glee Club
Lyceum
Carr
Miehe
van Ausdell
William White
White
Leavenworth Officer to Lead Guard Officers’ School
Col Holway reported that an army officer from Fort Leavenworth schools will likely be detailed to run a Wisconsin National Guard officers’ school at Camp Douglas in the first week of May.
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Holway
Fort Leavenworth
Wisconsin National Guard
Camp Douglas
Actress Anna Yeamans Reported Much Better
Mrs. Anna Yeamans, aged actress, recovering in her Hotel Gerard apartments after illness, was reported much improved this morning in New York news dispatches.
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New York
Anna Yeamans
Gerrard
Daily Markets and Kansas City Livestock Report
New York stocks showed a firm tone with modest gains as Missouri Pacific and Atchison rose over a point. Wabash preferred climbed 7-8, Consolidated Gas gained a point, and Amalgamated Copper opened 5-8 lower amid heaviness. Kansas City cattle, hogs, and sheep prices moved. cattle $4.80 to $6.75, hogs steady to lower, sheep $4 to $7.75 with varied weights and conditions.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Wabash
Consolidated Gas
Amalgamated Copper
New York Central
Chicago Livestock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 16 000 with tomorrow’s expected 7 000. Hogs receipts 37 000 with a 5 cent lower market. Sheep receipts 15 000 with market steady. Prime beeves 5.35 to 7.10, natives 3.30 to 5.80, lambs 4.50 to 7.70. Prices vary by class and weight.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Union Stock Yards
Ill
Market prices for eggs butter cheese and poultry in Chicago
Prices listed for eggs are Ex tras 32c prime firsts 30c firsts 29c ordinary firsts 27c seconds 20 to 22c. Butter extras in creamery 28c firsts 24c seconds 29c packing stock 20c dairies 25c. Cheese brick 11 to 14c twins 14 to 14c Swiss 13% to 15c. Live poultry turkeys 16c chickens 11c spring chickens 13c ducks 12 to 13c geese 7 to 9c.
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Chicago
Money rates and currencies from New York market report
In New York on January 27 money on call ranges from 1 1-2 to 13-4 percent with time money at 4 3-4 percent for six months mercantile paper from 3 1-2 to 3 3-4 percent. Bar silver in London quotes 23 13-16d and New York at 51 3-4 cents, demand sterling at 487.35 to 487.40.
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Macy
New York
Mercantile
London
Wheat shorts cover as market drains float supply in Chicago trade
In Chicago on January 27, wheat shorts covering yielded rapid drain of floating supply as late covers faced scarce offerings. The corn trade marked the largest single day activity in months with notable strength surpassing earlier levels.
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Chicago
Calhoun bribery trial selects eight temporary jurors
In San Francisco on January 27 the Calhoun bribery trial opened with eight temporary jurors. Arthur B. Holman, an insurance man, and John H. Powers, an architect, were seated after late confirmation. If expedited, peremptory challenges will start next week.
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San Francisco
Arthur
Holman
John H. Powers
Marines Arrive in New York from Havana with 419 Troops
The United States steamer Prairie under Commander Ackerman docked in New York with 419 marines from Havana, part of the occupation army refreshed by the voyage.
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New York
United States
Prairie
Ackerman
Havana
Army of Occupation
Fatal foreign wreck kills 45 in Bielitz
A railroad disaster in Bielitz Austrian Silesia claims forty five lives as emergency crews respond to the crash. Authorities report a large number of injuries and ongoing rescue operations.
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Vienna
Bielitz
Austrian Silicia
Market on Hogs Stronger Today and Corn Advances
The hog market shows a lift with bids at 5.00 to 5.75 per cwt, up ten cents. Corn also rises to 58 cents, while other quotes hold steady. extensive price lists for fruits vegetables dairy eggs and meats accompany the market update with regional quotations.
House Stands Pat on Public Salary Increases
Washington January 27 The house voted to disagree with amendments and maintain higher salaries for the president vice president speaker of the house and supreme court judges and others in a partisan move shaping pay raises The action reflects a standoff between chambers on fiscal policy and legislative pay scales.
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HOUSE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
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Tribune
Maler Darber College
U. S. Army
Hotel Grand
Wis
Fabric Imp. Co
Farnam Gt
Wash
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Jehlen’s Market
Old Sawyer & Austin
J. de Ranitz & Co
Main St
Ar Alley
New Normal School
Armstrong
Ruhoff
Mandolin
Union Chop House
Mill St
G. W
Snap
City
L. N. Bier
Ferry
Madison
Madame Gowando
N. 6Th St
Schick & Roth—Catavian Bank
van Auken
Pearl Street
Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Viavi
Cecilia Maloney
Megr
Downs
Caledonia
City News
Chicago, St. Paul
Milwaukee
Co. W. Bodilly
N. 2Nd St
H. W. Barker
Runckel’s
G. Kreuger
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Black River R. R. Bridge
American House
O. C
Carston
Loomis’ Store
Arkansas
H. O. Sanford
Fayetteville
Ark
John Wolcott
Fourth Building Association
Co. R. Sian Tae
Cochrane Jewelry Co
Cochrane
Knights OF
Pythias
Lemuel W. Gosnel
H.C. Thomas
Union Stock Yards
Leavenworth
Mrs. Yeamans
Chicago Grain
Calhoun
J. C. Burns
N. Y
Washington
Cccwe
California
Michigan
Hallowell
Listman Milling Co
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Ibvec
Young Americas
Limburger
Thomas & Wheat
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Hawley Com. Co
Snacesmne
A. B. Moll
Malaga
H. M. Sieger
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