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The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16

The shank factory at Ne Arson start
ed up with n partial force, Wednesday.
Fred Moore saw a large bear about
two miles above No. Arson village last
Saturday.
The deer are not all shot yet, one
day last week drove of seven We're
seen in Embdcn, says the Arson Advu.
cate.
Messr- Shaw, Parks, Thompson and
White returned from Il fortnight hunt
ing trip to spencer Pond Friday They
brought four deer with them. Mr..
Shaw was lucky enough Ia shoot two,
one Il fine bnck. whose head. when prop
crly mounted, will serve n an interest
ing reminder of n pleasant trip, says the
Pttsficd Advertiser.
Thursday afternoon William Wing,
who drives one of the horses of the
Somerset Fiber Company : tram cars at
Fairfield. WAS in the act of fastening two
of the cars together. when he caught
one of his fingers in the chain in such a
manner as to tear the flesh from it in a
very painful manner. The doctor hopes
to save the finger from amputaton.
Apropos of Republican poultry re-
Gently displayed By the newspapers, an
old resident of Skowhegan, Mr.. Alvirus
Osborne, remarked that the first picture
of the kind he remembered of seeing was
used some fifty years ago by the editor
of the Democratic Clarion ut this place
and being such novel way of growing
over defeated political game cocks, il
created great sport. Moses Littleiield
edited the Clarion at that time.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16

only few OF those $500 lamps left
at Dunton,; they are cheap at $500.
\ gold watch for 25 cts see how it
will be done at FAIRBRorlIER's g. Water
Street,
l.. W. Chase calls attention to his fine
line of carriage robes of all kinds, and
horse blankets of every description he
has on sale ut his stables. He guaran-
tees to sell better article for less mon
ey than can be secured elsewhere in
town. At the same time he means to
keep up his reputation for selling more
harnesses than any other dealer in this
vicinity. Give him a call.
l.. w. CHASE.
Heselton House Stables.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16
DOW T. CARTER.
WALTER F. ROBBINS,
Graduate from Buck|ns School Of Optics New York City,

am now prepared to accurately adjust Spectacles and
Eye Glasses for MYoPIN IYpERopA. PREsBYopIA AsrIEN-
OPIA, AMBIYoPIA, and AsrIGMAr1sM My large stock
of Lenses and Frames OF the Best Quality. In fitting
Spectacles there should be much attention given
fitting OF Frames Lenses. With my Test Lenses each
rectIY fitted
The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16
APPLAUSE !!

Greatly Pleased everybody that examined Fall Stock Of Men
and Boys Congsiiat Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods The delighted
with the. fact to- that we selling them such favorable
They wish
SIS when they can't be bought by the dozen less by making
them here Heavy Wool Underwear S
Don't forget that selling the celebrated Gordon Furglson Fur
Coats (here better make We show the
and elegant line of Wooens County:
ing of buying Custom Suit Nothing
you like goods and prices.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16
CoodsFfSs, . HOLIDAYS,
and Other Days.

We have now in Stock good
assortment of China Silks,
Embroidery Silks, Knit
ting S k S, Cretonnes,
Linens, stamped or
plain), Stamping done at
any time.
A pretty assortment OF Bas-
kets and handkerchief.
We never had a better as
Sortment.
We keep t he Equipoise
Waists, a waist thai has
no rival; also Ferris
Good Sense Waists for
Ladies and Children, and
Madam Strong's Tri-
cora Waists.
We have a few pairs OF Com
mon Sense Corse is,
mostly large sizes, cost
Sd per doz. which we
will sell Tor ST. per pair.
Infants wearin all the varic ties
Cloaks, Bonnets, Dresses
etc.
We are selling our stock OF
Millinery at cost and less
than cost.
We have a fine stock OF vel =.
vets which we want the
money for at some price,
and a great many other
goods which we would
much rather show to
customers than to attempt
to tell them about. 4wts
Il R 4 i 4 Colby.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23
S1leSWt9=6clnctm

Wilter. Ser bidiige 8etgeorbnez
t., @tabtraf6 S4murd, muroe tpegen
@sleibi9ung bes 8ibrgermetiters @0nz
nebed gu elmer @slofrafe bon 500 &C.,
b,3tp. SO Sagen 9aft, Derurtbeilt, neil
ct bhien ber Mus6eutung bes bon Der
tpcil. @tatsrGtbin Doos IN mohlpol>
lenbeu @6li@t geitiftet:n Gtoeitomiiz
les be3t&tigt batte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23

3bIrtn8en.
8ei elmer neu(i9 auf arGf li4 9rtsnz
burg'i@sm .Sagbgebiet, gu s a M
bad ab9ebaltenen groBen Sretbiagb
TT elm e1niter unfal D~orgefommen.
Dur@ struem bon einem unborit9tiqen
S@uben abgegehenen S3rot1@ub
puroen ni9t tpeniger als flint Tret=
ber %bsrtpurbet; alpb bic @rGfin Srt,nz
burg (geb. GRIFFIN @s&, tpelde an ber
Sagb fbeilnabm, tpurbe burh Elm
|@4rottorn an Der 9arto Gst4t berlebt.
Braunfh,pete.
@raum4mei Die poli3eiz
oerpaltung fat i6ur MiBitimmung
oariiber, baB bas rSaseblatt" Elm bic
Stebers'i4, Reitaurattpn betreffenbes
poltaerli@es @orge6en gum @egenz
itaroe fretmitbiger @eipred1ung ma@z
t., tpie es einfa@ Pfliht als unabbdnz
gtges pubtt3iitii4es Organ mar, ba<
our4 4usbrud gegebsn, bab lie bic
@lhiihtnabme Der td9lt4en poli3eiz
rapporte b:r 3ettumg bertpeigert. Gin
gkides @erfabren 1T gegen bic r@r.
2anoes3tg." IN Sssre eeicbt tporben.
60 al . rd4t it9 be Poli3ei!
80rbum. Dte in unierem Nadyk
barorte M4im mu erbaut. S6ule
purbe bur4 ben S4ulin1pettor utb
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-23

Werbredm aus 9etmtpeb hegangen haz
BEN, obtpobl lie jeben Sonntag gu tbre1t
@ltern ret1en bnrfte. Die @traftamz
m,r fat bic iugenbGihe @erbre4erin gu
Is Monaten @efdngntb berurtbeilt.
@agen. @tmm unglidlthen ;3uz
fan II bier bas 2ebcm etnes M:ni den
gum Spfer g%efaQen. Gin Mrbeitsr in
elmer bi1figen Tabrtt i@idte sinen 15z
idbrigen Suneen na4 @4maps. Ms
Der BUR h nit benz %berlangten Sc
trGnt 3urii6tam, tpar Der Muftragg:ber
uugenbltdli9 antn:ienb, uruo 10 ite0te
ber Sunge be gefiQte S@napsflaf @:
an BEN Plab bs Mrbetters. Dies BE-
mertte Elm college bes l,Bteren, uno
UNI ii@ einem ~Spub" gu MAIDEN, tront
er ben S4naps aug uno fiiqte bic
Tla1@e nit Ma1er. Mls Der erit Mrz
BETTER barauf 3uridtam, gerietb er iiber
bic @nth:dun9 bes Stret4es bermaBen
tn mut6, baB ct ben 2auf6uri @en, ber
1einsr Metnung na4 ben @hnaps gez
tr1mten 9att::, tii9tig burdpriselts.
Ser SSurge iu&te fi@ gu pert9etoi9en,
tpas ben anoern 1rur no@ mebr aufz
bruAte. Sn lctrer Muf6 bariiber erz
griH Der Sunge etnen 9roben Stein
uno mari tbn na4 ieinem petniger.
DteIer biidte ii4 unb ber Stetn traf
etnen amb:rn Mrbeiter an be S9$dife ,
10 bab Der Sob alsbalb etntrat. Scr
SSunge tpurbe tn 9aft genommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19

lei. Die ununterbrpdene SiBuns nabm
bann ibren Infans.
Sn bsiben 9duiern puroe beute elmer
@~eiolution augeitimmt, tpel4e benz
Staat Wtseoniin g%eitattet, in oer Sta>
tuenbaue bss Gapitols Elm Stanbbilo
bes pere Marquette aufouiteQen.
SIN 9au beantraste 9unter, 6ab
Der @onsreb bonn II. Stt. Bis l. No>
bember Gerien made. Der @ntras
stns an bus Gomite fir &egeln. 8ez
i4loNen puroe, bonn GlottenmIni ter
MuStunft iber bic an Grbauer BON
Rriegsi4iffen bsaablten PrGmisn gu
oerlangen. Sutbpaite rtef bic Mcz
@rearp48tq auf, pel4e bic @earpH4e
Gbineien ; Muatpeifunssatte amenbirt,
inbem lie ben @bineien feds Monate
mebr 3eit gum Resiitriren gepdbrt.
@earp, Gal., opponirte Der reuen @or>
lage; ct 1agte, in ben lebten 30 Sabren
1eien $500, 900 BON ber pacifictus
tte ms Muslanb gebra4t morben. Der
freie amerttanii4e Mrbeiter t0nne ni4t
gsgsn ben G6tneien concuriren. Sic
Wbminiitration babe unre4t gebanbelt,
baB Tie bas @earpz@eieb ni@t but4sez
fibrt babe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19

Wen bas ais meme llntsridrift gelten
sS1 babe meinen Namen Ihon 10 of
beHedt, oab ib eisentli4 fein &ea,
msbr babe. ibn gu idrsiben." 6al
puroe gu fiinfsebn Sassn 4rbsitsbaus
perurtbeilt.
- office Gorne9, Elm iunees Mdo'
9en I'M Gincinuati b0rte Dor sine'
@o9e, baB cine Nadbarin. Elm Wfdo:
den Namsns 2ulu ManpiIs, ii4 nit
Rattsnsift set0btet 9abe. Mus reine'
Neusisroe taufte iie ii4 Elm pdd4er
Hattensift unb ndl4te baran. S*
probirte abermals, bann no4mals uni
peripiirte nun pl0Blih befttse S&mers
aen Ser berbetseruF ene Ir3t, tpelhe1
lie bereis bepuBtlos fanb, brahte BIZ
Ma9enpumpe in In~tpenoung uni
alaubte bas MGoden rstten gu t0nnen,
Iuein cine MISUNDERSTANDING tra1
elm ultD bulb barauf itarb lie - Elm
Opfsr t6rer Nai&iubt unb itrdflt@en
Meugierbe.
- Sn mafhington, y. T.
tpurbe bieler Sage Rep. Sobn s.
Sames, Der 1einer 3eit buour& BON
ii9 reben ma9te, bab er auf ber Melt'
ausfteuun9 o1lsseiteute Spirituoi en-
5ertriimmerte, i'm Puli3eigeriat unter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING oorgefiiRrt, in benz
@nsrosz unb 0etailsS pirituoienses
i4dft bon CHARLES &raemer an Der 7.
StraBe Elm @4aufeniter i'm Mertbe
BON $500 burh einen @teinmurf 5erz
triimmert unb Glai@en inn Mertbe BON
$3.50, bic in benz @9uufeniter itanben,
aerI9lagen gu baben. &raemer's Graa
a1n6 &inb entgingen NIT senauer Notb
19limmen @erleBungen. Dor benz
&t3ter ertlGrte oer @erbaftete, ct lei
Elm @egner bes @piritnoiensei@dfts
uno noble baKelbe ruiniren. @r g.;
borde 4ierbei Dem Settle @ottes in ieiz
mem !6er5en. Mls jber &i9ter thm
oorbielt, oab es mo9l i&psrli& nadj
benz @eifte @ottes lei, bas gtgentbum
Mnberer gu 3srit0ren, ertpioerte Der
@ottesmann, e. ertenns @bists9 ais
@igentbum ni9t an. Ser Rtbter
iibertpies i'm benz Mrbeitsbaule our
unteriu&ung ieines Settles uitanoes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Gin faIjmcS 0cruMt.

Sn 2onbon, @ng., mar bieier
Sage bas @erI4t berbreitet, baB Elm
@pnbtcat, benz audi Baron be Morms
angebDre, unter7@ alifornten bon b.:
mertcantf@en &e9ierung angetauft
babe unb bab bteies Serrttortum balo
at ben Ser. Staaten gebDren tpiirbe.
Muf .@efragen itelte Buron be Morms
bic gauge @el@thte als untpabr lin.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
GiuriMtuu0 Durdj Gri6ic6cm

Sn DsIinston, s. s., tpurbe an
10. Sttpber Der Greet sSnbianer Som
Yonsfa, Der inn pergansenen Sabre
@imon SuQp eri@oB, purbe in @elz
ltngton nit pulper un6 8let bingez
ri@tet. Ser Delinquent 1aB, als ct
BON 3tpei &abaleriiten erl4of1en murz
be, auf ieinem @urge. @bods uno
Mpore, 3pei anbere M0rber, bic
ponsta's S@id1a al tbetlen ioqten, itnb
Dor Ginger 3eit entmi1@t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Neueitc Na6rtmte,t.

raber Calcutta tonun1t bic Nabri1t
bon ernItliden l1nrIben in gabul, Der
9auptitabt bon Migbaniitar, bic tur3
Dor gintreffsn bss englt14en Spectalz
gaiambten cir Mortimer Duranb fi@
ereigneten. Der ftellpertretenbe Be-
feblsbaber batte etnet Solbaten bes
vSepopresimentes bon 9erat gemibhans
belt, tporauf bas gan5e &egiment gu
ben Matfen 9rtff unb ben iteuuertres
tenben 8efeblsbaber eri@ob. Die re-
belItI4en SepoDs floben aus @abul,
4purben aber BOT, treusebltebenen 5rnpz
pen bss @mirs etngtbolt, unb Elf berz
Ielben purben berurtbeilt, bon ben
Miinbumgen bon Ranonen tpsg9ei4ofz
len gu tperoen, tpeldes l1rtbeil au@ To-
fort ~bpll3ogen tpurbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Sclbjtmoro elmer jmm9cn Same.


SIM 9otel parts gu Mabrib in
'@panien i4oB itA am II. Sttober
cine iunse Dame, bic am M6eno bprber
BON einem portugieien oortbin g%eleitet
pprben mar, cine &ugel in bic 8ruf.
@ie mar t0btli9 bertpunoet, tonnte
aber no@ ipreden. Man bra@te in
@rfabrung, buB lie aus @htcago
5tammt uno pabri@einli4 nit einem
GnglGnber Mmerita berlieb. 8elb
6atte ite mentg in 8eiiB. Sbren Naz
men gab Tie als 8ropn an, Der ieocb
nt4t Der ri4tise it,. 9ie ameritantz
f@e @eianbtf@aft nabm ft& Der @terz
benoen an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Npfcr Der 1tnrorithlt8feit.

Sn Megaunee, Mt@., 1T am IL.
Sttober Grau 8bomas Mit@eq. bic
8eiiBerin elmer Semperen5 @irtbl41Ft,
bel benz @erlu@e beinabe gu Sooe perz
brannt, i'm &ii4enof fen Elm s5eu,r nit
9ilfe BON &oblenDl in Sang gu tlin=
gen. Sbr tletnes &tnb in elmer M;e9t
in bet Ndbe 1purbe ebenfa1s i:1trtr
b%erbrannt. @eibe ueroen ma3Haetn<
li4 iterben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
StraHenbabm= ltebcrfa4.

Sn 9es Moines, 3d., bielten
am Mbenb bes 9. Stto6er bret mas
tirte 2eute bic electri14e Gar an Sn>
9erioq Mnsnue in 2pnelp 9ouop |
Der Ndbe Der Weit ID. @trab BE an unA
beraubten ben Motormann Mbolpb
W}anlon unb ben Gonbucteur Sbomas
6ides unb 5par UNI 4 Dollars in Gill
Ser unb lire l1bren. Sie na6men auz
berbem cine ubr BON einem pafagter.
Gine Trau NIT Sinh, Die etn5lgen 1onz
itigen panagiere; murben nt4t beldz
lttgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Strcif 1tuo fcttt Gmoc.

SIM @ictoria part i'm Sitenbe
2onbon's o%er1ammelten ii& am 8.
Sttpber mtnbeftens ,12,000 perionen
unb b0rten oufregenben @eben gu
@uniten ber ftreitenben 8eryleute gu.
Som Mann, bet Mrbetteragttator btelt
alf benz Srafalgariquare por etpa
1000 2euten etne Hebe i'm sSntereHe
Der am @trett befinbIt4en 8erg1eute in
nerf9iebener @egenben @nglambs. ST
empfabl ber @egter1rng %bringenb, bic
Gontrolle iiber bic. 81 1enbabneu unb
Mtnen gu ibernebmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
0ef6hrlt@c Tramt.

@ei Der Station Nortb 2apz
renee, D., an Der pittsburg, 1T.
Wapne Il. Gbicagoz8abn erplobtrten
am 10. 0ttober bic auf einem Gra@tz
51g beftnbli@en 200 Gdb@en pulper,
tpobur4 ber gan3e 3u9 3ertriimmert
tpurbe. Das @elei1e mar auf $50
Darbs in @tids geriFen. Ser Maz
}4iniit Goblin unb iein 9ei5er, bei1en
Same nt4t in @rfabrung 9ebra4t
tperben tonnte, tpurben lebenssefGbrz
li4 %perbrannt. - Der 'angeri4tete
S&aben pirb $4,000 erret3en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
3Wcttamer moro.

Sn 9a3el bel Doungstotpn n,
pa., eritob BET 60iGbrise Sofepb
Campbell feline 60idbrtse Grau uno
periu4te bann. patrid Ginnep, ga
Sa6re alt, au eumorben, ,inoem er otez
lem opet S@ufe in ben Ropf f~ea:rte.
Die Grau itaub augenbQidli&. Gtnnt2
tpurbe I'M fttrbenben 3uitarbe ms
9o1pital gebra@t. ST mar bet Ganrpz
bel's gu 8ela4 unb nobnte in Netp
Beoforo, ga. @tferiu@t unb Branntz
tpein perllr ia4ten biefe E Doppe(moub.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
&a1t,l Ssu 5oS utMt fiuSem.

en- Scrunton, &c.,, tpurbe Sas.
9pnabue perbaftet, nahbem ct init
M&iibe aus benz 2adatpannazGlufe &C.
3ogen morben par, mo ct 1td batte
ertrdnten nollen. Das mar Der 3ebnte
@elbi tmprbber5u4, ben 9onabue gez
madt. @eridiebene Mals bate ct
friiber @ift genommen, ft@ audi einmal
bor einen 3ug getporfen, aber itets
fpnnte ct no@ qerettet tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
XcHe0S jehr frauf.

Sim 9. Sttober tpunoe aus Paris
9emeloet, bab @raf 6erbinanb bon
3eReps, @rbauer 6es Sue3fanals, benz
9ooe nabe lei. @pdtere Nu@ri@ter
'belagen. bab iejn 8eftnben ii4 sebeiz
1ert bnbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
9aS fris0Sluitiae StaIic1t.

9ie ~Stalia" TT M 0 m, Elm I'M @qz
gemeinen gut informirtes 8latt, bez
rt4tet, baB der Rrtegsminiite bic
&ammer um Mittel angeben tpirb, UNI
@efefttg1ngen in ben Mpen unb in
'Sarbtnien anlegen 3u t1nnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
ltnter id,pcrer Mnflaae.

Man melbet aus 80 II unter benz
10. Sttober: Drei anar@ifttf@e, in
3abeboD pobnbafte Mrbeiter tpurben
pegen bes @erlu@s, einen @i1enbabnz
3ug in bsr NGbe bon 8ilb9om in 81b=
men in bic 2uft gu fprengen, perbaftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Warftberi6tc.
Chicago.

@tntermei5sn $685.; Sommerpsiz
gen 55-65; @orn 39-41; Roggen
49,; 9af fer 27-31; @erite So
IS; &(eie 11.5O-11.75; Mtbblings
12.75-13.5O; Mebl 200 $50;
Simotbpbeu 8.OO-1O.0O; prairiebeu
100 $50; @tiere $40 $50; Rube
unb Settlers 1.7O-3.25; &dlbe1
(Seras) 2.6O-3.45; @4meine 600
$50; S4afe 2.5O4!60; 2dmme1
$50 800; Butter, CREAMERY a.
%; Butter, Dairp 1875; RGie,
Creamery 80; &Gfe, S4mei3er,
11eusr 1O-12; @ier 1870; Rartofs
feln per 8uibel 60-7O; 3miebeln pei
yub 1.5O-l.75; @rbi ZEN 90-1.00;
Mepfel 2.O0-3.25; 8obnen 1.70-1.:
Is; 9imotbDiamen per 100 pfo. 3.0C
$50; Tla@s 1.03-1.05; Wbistet
1.12; 9ontg 10-15, ausgela1en g.
8; Salg 6; 9iibnsr, lebenoig 8;
@pringbii6ner 50; 3urteps 12-13;
Gnten SO; @dnie per @unbert 3.0C
$780,; 4firii@e per 8astc! 1875;
Wa1 ermelonen pet 9un6ert 1900
1000.
Mtnneapolis 4 st. Naul.
meisen $780,; moggsn 49,
Ser tie 35-48; 9afer 25-28; Corr
$685.; 9eu, $imotbp 7.0O-8.00
6eu, uplanb 6.O0-7.5O; Mebl 2.2C
400; &leie 1O.O0-1O.50; Butter
Creamery 1928; Butter, Doirp ID
.-23; @ier 1913.
Spmtb Smnba.
>@tiere-; ,&iibe 2.OO-2.90; Sto:
ders unb Geebers 2.00-3.50; @4pei=
ne 6.10-6.40; S4afe-.
stomr 9th.
RGlber 2.25-2.75; &ibe uno Sci
fers 1.00-2.20; @tod.rs unb Gee=
oers 2.00-3.25; S&wetne 6.O0-6.:
los.
&antaS Gitv.
@tiere 1.85-5.4O; @tpders uul
5eebers 2.4O-3.7O; &iAe unb 9eiferS
10000; @9tpeine 6.25-6.40;
@@afe 2.OO-3.OO; 2Gmmer 4.50
@si3en $685.; Corn 1916; 9afe'
24-29; Ger Is; Butter, Dairp %
25; Butter, Creamery 24-2S.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-08
ART LEE, PRoP.

"A. NJ. Bellack's clothing store at
lumbus was entered last Wednesday
ght and the thieves stole two over
ats one mink and the other a fur
led, valued at $3.50. A reward of $25
offered to the parties returning the
Fercoats.
The Chicago Inter Ocean signal
I'd the close of the Worlds fair by is
ing November 1, thirty-two page
iition with beautiful and artistic co.,
ed supplement of handsome design
d execution entitled the "Vanishlng
ty." The pages contained full and
mplete "Story of the Worlds Column
an Exposition"2nd all was purchased
: five cents, the entire enterprise be-
marvel and wonder in the news
per world.
The mounds in the southeastern
TT of Jefferson county have nearly a
rid wide reputation. Careful search
4CFCdIS new AuO
les of some prehistoric race. A dis
oh from Palmyra to The Milwaukee
mes of last Monday contained the
lowing: Careful surveys ofthe large
FUNDS about Lake Koshkonong, Heb
q and various portions of the coun-
with the frequent finding of rare,
liable archaeological relics estab-
hes beyond doubt the fact that all
rough this locality were the most
nous hunting grounds and battle
slds of some pref historic race. A
.orough survey of these grounds is
~ being made by T. H. Lewis, of
minneapolis, who has spent years in
choice relics, surveying and
liking notes of mounds in various parts
f the United States''
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-08
PERSONAL.

Emil Schiller, of Albany, Oregon, is
visitor at his old home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Eaton, of Column
bus, were visitors here yesterday.
Henry Meyer, of the Third ward
lies dangerously i'll with pneumonia
Andrew Wilson, of Chicago, has been
on brief visit to his old home here
Frank Larkin, of Dun's Mercantile
agency, Milwaukee, was in town Mon
day.
Matte Smith has gone to Menomi-
nee, Mich, to engage in business pur-
suits.
A. H. Chadwick, after visit to the
Worlds fair, is spending time at his
home here.
Mrs. Luther A. Cole, of Milwaukee,
has been visitor for few days of Mrs.
DR.. NJ n Barber.
d. G. Whyte, of La Crosse, combined
business and pleasure trip to Wa
tertown last week.
D. w. Schwab attended the we'd
ding of his niece, Miss Addie Mandel,
in Chicago last Thursday.
Architect j. HI. Lenicheck, of Mil
waukee, spent Friday and Saturday
with Watertown relatives.
G.. B. Chatfeld, of Beaver Dam, and
former old resident of this CT ty, was
in town the last of the week.
Frank Eaton is on his annual tour in
quest of Christmas trees. He is cutting
in the vicinity of Tomahawk.
Mail-carrier "Cass" Green is re-
covering from severe attack of pneu-
monia. and is able to be out again.
I. J. Fleming, real estate agent, Mil
waukee, shook hands with numerous
friends here Monday. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Mrs. Mary G. Billiard, nee Gilman,
of Helena, Mont, is visitor in town
and is accompanied by her son Gilman
and her daughter Miss Clara.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Watson were visit
ors here last Thursday. Mr.. Watson will
be remembered as the former landlord
of the old Watertown Exchange hotel.
Mrs. Chas. Grutt, accompanied by
her two daughters and two sons, left
Saturday to join her husband at Dav-
export, Wash, where the family will
hereafter reside.
Judge E. L. Spence, one of the direc-
tors of the Alderman Institute, located
at Milton Junction, was in the city Sa-
turday. This institute was recently
established there, and is doing good
work in the reformation of the unfor-
tunate inebriate. Any one wishing in
formation on this subject, can consult
Charles Lynch, who will cheerfully
give all, any information they may de-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-08
The Paintings IN ST. Bernard S.

he Paintings IN St. Bernard S.
Herman Michaelowski, of Milwau-
kee, the wellknown artist, has just
completed his paintings in st. Ber-
nard's church. Over st. Joseph's altar
the artist has made beautiful paint
ing of est. Bernard's Vision" St. Ber-
nard being shown in kneeling atti-
tude appealing to the Mother and
Child, while on the left an angel is
pictured. The painting is, most ar
tistic production, and appeals strongly
to the religious sensibilities of the be-
holder. The painting is IS feet square
and is a fitting companion piece to the
picture of "St. Francis of ASSIST" the
same artist painted in St. Demands
over the Virgins altar some months
ago. Besides this picture the artist
has painted in an upper panel on either
side of the chancel representations of
st. Patrick and St. Elizabeth, both pic
lures of great merit and displaying fine
artistic taste. These paintings are very
handsome annexes to the interior of
st. Bernard's church, and must be
greatly appreciated by the worshipers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-08
Common Council.

Regular meeting of Common Council
last evening:
The first meeting of the Council at
the time fixed by the new charter was
held last evening.
The following accounts against the
City General Fund were allowed: J..
Jantzen, for hauling engine, 500; Hode
& Zickert, under contract for repairing
North Second street bridge, 1856; do,
extras, 1856; Electric Light company,
1924; Gas company, $153.13; J. w.
Moore, printing, $57.
Resolution adopted giving permits
sion to the ST. Paul railway company
to extend their spur track across the
foot of Lafayette street; such track not
to interfere with the movement of
teams and such extention to be made
under direction of the aldermen of the
Third ward, also for building side
walk on west side of First street, to
the property of Globe Milling COM
pany.
Gus Viebahn was appointed city en-
gineer from November 10 to April 80 at
$65 per month.
The contract for city coal was award
ed to John F. McGolrick at S7.65 for
hard, and $40 for soft, he being the
lowest bidder.
Meetings of the Council were ap-
pointed hereafter for the first and
third Tuesday evenings of each month.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-08
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
AND REPAIRING DONE.

A gentleman who recently spent
week with his family at the Worlds
fair says: 81 asked the lady of the
house where [ had secured rooms if
there were any typhoid germs around,
and she snappishlv replied: "No, we
amt got no typhoid germs, and there
hain't no call for 'em, either. Folks is
wanting everything extra nowadays,
and amt satisfied with clean beds and
plenty Of what's good to eat,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-08
AN HONEST APPEAL.

So many advertisers are in the field that
DR.. SHOOP, of Racine, Wis, has decided to
samples of his remedy together with a new
Medical Book for cts to pay postage, that
the people may have an opportunity of fully
testing and understanding his recent discov-
cry of the cause of chronic disease, and his
method of curing stomach, liver, kidney and
diseases of the internal organs By the use of
his Restorative Nerve Tonic which acts upon
the nerves that govern these organs.
DIR. SHoOP, Racine, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-11-08
WANTED.

Boarders wanted at the West Avenue
House. Board $500, $3.50 and $500
per week, according to size and location
of room 6W2