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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Under favorable conditions Of soil and
climate the banana forms the cheapest food
in the world. II produces a times more
food per acre than the Irish potato aud lsl
times more than wheat Why they should
be 20 dear 10 this market does not appear,
10 Kansas City, St, Paul, Denver, New York,
Montreal Or any city on the continent, fruits
can be bought al one half the price charged
here, This strikes the noFtherner when he
comes here as being perfectly rediculousi
and so IL is.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

DR., B. G. Mills has elegapt rooms in the
new Cslessieu bank bulldiHg, nicely furnished
and WIN be glad to receive his many friends
and patF0ns. The doctor bas the reputation
Of being one of the beet dsptists in the state
ana ia never at Loss Tor work.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Mr n ~ RarehHrEt Gafpenfef ana aail1eri
is tiUa up fbF rloRi ~ bl eceuaira rs Free
Dsgaier u Hoi iupe SeHlerl anl gives eTt
aenes Fl kGfoQRb hqpHl egs ~ IFS bEsl-
ness Mr Ref8huEss nan he fqnla ~ i1e
el Res alant ara ala te gld NJ make
ss.snatel, ste., ~ ~ psgtgas lesrips WoEk
p hls line
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Albert D0bbertne oreiearily considered
good eltizsn, 50 far tqEget bimself 0ps day
sbiB geek. Al 10 let his angFg passions Fise,
and gave ytpt "a bis feelings y Violent
obscene and profspe language ~ the
presence o. Al estimable lady spq was
tbereupop arrAated snd gave hadi t9r bis
appearance e ths nezt term o. the crimiDal
ea,,rt
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Da. PIBRohy DBkEIsF, oyer tla First
Natiopal lsark has neat and 2leasanf
office, The Doctor IS y graduate from
the American Denfai oollegs, IF Chi
cago aud those who haga need ior
dsntsI Rprk " any cbsraetar, need not
be affaid ~ ietrnsiipg It @ him.
Prices FeasoEaple sdm
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

The Ratgi0t insiBuates that we are guilty Of
Plsgefsm, We Leave u 70 The Intelligent
readers Of the Echo TO Judge of the truth Of
the charge. The RFtrt0t however like ssKe's
aneient maiden lsay, is entirely out Of dan.
ger--from plager1sts.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

u, n. sioeNm & Sons, Of Riverside, oalifoF-
ma, have opened up ip the room iast peFth
of ths o. 8. Hotel for the purpose o. introe
aacipg the syapoFated musestel grape, They
propose to ed this introduction By giving
agay $500 worth Of presents. Cali and see
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

III SO. O, q, Certain Chill GnFen
~ NOT tlbe hest remedy yOM haEe
ever used for Ghilis and Fever
yauF money will be refunded,
Pleasant ~ take
sold BY NJ, p KeaFney
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

. SO, &. G, Certain EQRH Cure
Fe@80Ves &4Fais, warts aEsaA
RuBsOns, Warranted. see thai
10. ii. q" a RH0Wm in every
batile, Eake no 0tiaeF,
sold W n p KsaFpey
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Williamg OpeTa house Is undergoing some
much needed repairs i9 the way0f new foep=
datiop, paiBtipg, rev outside stairs, etc. We
trust the work win not stop here bat extend
70 the iptrrior which pFeds thorough
TsnoEating apd repairing before ths opening
,.v,t aaaenu
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

W. B. De8hRzo has been appointed watch
inspector for the K. O.. W. q @ B'y and all
srsin men are required to have their watches
inspected BY bin At lrast once in six months
10 insure the correct time without yariation.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

The King af an GaHRh Cares
fs NG, MI ~. Certain Cough
GuFes3 ~ cures G0ualls2 Geslqss
MaHVseness, Gr0Hp, Antluelxti,
hsr0neIlitis, &e,, where @stes
remedies tiail.
shld hu N u. KearneY.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

0uryonBg friend and former attacbe Of
the EcHo. Earnest Taylor, left last week for
3 protraeted sojouru and visit to friends and
relatives 10 the state Of Mississippi. &c viii
be absent several weeks.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Did A ever occur 10 you that YOU can save
88@ per cebg 10 nensy aud epfse by uging
the RTipeeas GoAee Pot Fer sale a the
AeQ HGaE SinoeeIIs
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

TIE Bradley Ramssy Lumber company
shipped during the month Of Nay our
/, ,v09, 800 feet Of lumber This is said 70 be
the largest shipment ever made 10 the south
IN one month.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

We are glad 70 see our old friend and
eonfrere John AeCormick Of the co0iaierctqt
on our streets agsin, looking better than 10
times past Never mind Brother John T. VIII
be our turn 10 take trip some Of these
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

D. ,. GoEham has removed his law Office
to the corner room over the Calessieu bank
and has one Of the most pleasant and elegant
Offices in the siate.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

II YOU desiFe a beautiful complexion, abs0-
lutaly free frsm plmples and bl0tehes, purity
your blood BIZ the use of Ayers sarsapaFllla
Rrmoye the cause Ut thefed di fgurments and
the skin viii take care Of itself, BE- sure you
get Ayers ssrssparlla.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Nearly tbFee wseSs heYe elepsed SINCE we
haye bad good soaki1g rain apd crops sEe
beglpnipg 70 spftsT. As we write there
appearp Ia ~ soms prospect "a relief. LATER
4 gooe, soaaipg rain has fallen Witch has
heep Of tneBite beD4At to groBlpa ereps spd
put q diEfaept aeprcr op 1bipgs generally.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Mfs. Il. 0ppepLelmer spent last week aR
New OIaeaps paeking up hafgaips n goods
and epeceedea ip b9Ytpg fps line At greatly
Eedpeed priees which win be Aold q CORES
pepdiDgiy low agares. ls@lil pay you 70 esH
apd see come 81 ths bargains she has TO
ogsr. store on RailEosd Ayeppe.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Bishop Sessens visited the church Of the
Good Shepherd this week and On Tuesday
evening 3 number we're confirmed, Chhsten-
ing and other matters were attended to.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

SO. q. &. CertalH Gi8ilf EnKfs p
S pscaseaf 70 take And harlls
tess. EhflaFea like fts EHaNan-
tend M eMNN E@lsle @nt EeF&F,
GHre-Ae Pay
scl4 pg a. p Eserncg
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

The best premium eyer offered. For Y
Nmlted time w will give as premium for
every tBo cash subscriptions TO The EeHo =
copy Of Blaiaess Handy Manual Of Useful
Ipf9Fmation, ana Atlas of The World Con-
taips oyer 500 pages and Is the most valuable
book Of the Kind eyer published,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Rsan & Dearborn keep full stock
"a Hay, Grain, and Feed 81 ali times,
Get them 70 quote goa prices.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

"A lew plore ~ thoae elegant kgnlner Rultg,
eA2aece. ssEge. fRenel, etc,, ~ Levy y BEN
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

The rein storm Of last Wednesday Rigbt
was general throughout the perish ana was
81 pntSla benefit to the grogipg crops,
especially aes. This crop Rsyer wss iaors
promising h this season of the year and We
sre almost eeIGain 10 have 80 Large Or nearly
e large crop as last year.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

In speaking OF the new brick sidewalk in
front Of the Catholic church property we
neglected to state that the masonry was done
BY D. G. Brown. The work does him credit.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02
Railway Time rable.


rTxHE ECHO OFFICE has . arst-eIass outfit fer
JOB PRINTING, IN al its braaahss, sns
those wishing printing done win consult thair own
f1terest by calling or writing for estimates prioas
etc. before giving their eTders.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

a trial EViII convince the naass
sI6eRfieaA that Z u, q, G, Certain
Cough GnFen il tiie greatest
remedy extane for the cure
0f I.aSsFipRe, Group, G0usllss
Ggldss MeF
6ald tp IA ID Kearney
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Children 9fae ~ gnfgg = q. III G.
GeFiasn sssiil epre,a ffle pfeas.
aWf Hua FWgFH FeeA es1ee feF
Faver, MNme A elN
ha
~ 2 o0
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Special religious services are being held
every evening this week at The M. E. Church,
South. Conslderable interest Is said to be
manifested.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

The largest aud most varied stock OF low
qnafter shoes ioT both ladies and gents wear,
ever brought 10 Tits market can be found Rt
GhaVanne's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

The following notice posted IN the upper
hallway Of the new Chleah,n bank buildipg
speaks volumes for The parties whose names
are mentioned therein:
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Miss Jeele Cooper who has for aQme tine
peat bgeu the bookkeeper " ths Lske
Charles Steam IaqRqrg, LEFT Wednesday
norpiag 70 take pors lpesatiSs situation p
tAs cfiee d ths New GFleaRe ElecsFlc iAght
company Mles Cooper has host q friends
lp E.slse chefles whose Best wishes attend
Aer ana VINO tFRat her Watts 70 heF Lake
Charies hone rpay poa " splrqpens
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

,,s e. ~. ss5lisa elopaiae lev 4 Rsadsl tax
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

tOg WITH bhe tanee lat 5og he Vpcop-
hnea Ee spre hpWeYer, dist yoR hays s
RAlr qf shaae easgapt RNipps, frosp
GhavNnn6a
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Prof. shaddock vent with the funeral train
Of JeG Davis 10 Richmond, Va. Near Rich
mond Is the Professors old home.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Ne Nf1e raired b IsAIu frqm "a y A.
bNiiaqn sly po fstuFasa sahtsg4aF iEo'n
opatar " t1a ~ q e's hrQAsf Rfeas.
We haf pQEn Furk gEen fls eflidq9qef
sp1 ese teN #ltneso fo 3 pfpy potls qaal-
i,set ~ ss Aga Ae gs X qpe Eqe
feael p es elnfiof es tqs
raIrQed iaas 4o Re paeNg el9
sieaey o aep aHs iagg splaa ea
.sssl ta eg9 ae
pi
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Capt Clark q eiprk RfQs-, eentfactogs foF
ahe ettg wplk as Ceicalisn pasg, aqiYsd "
pcFt laat Egesaay wlsh lbe tgFllops 5oaepbine,
~ pss q fhsir gpsts Tas Josephine 3 3
sim looAipe beet she Fas bQllt last ysar 8
Moblle. Aia a. Gaet oyes 4ll y fsst
hssm. ant feei 2 ipebgr asF giih eye
EiAipE a5oarq aqs tag Raief tepk p per
heg " ailiag NhsSt, fhs epa he hFgught 81
tees snchsg 81 ~ eysn ksel.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

When yea Naat groceries 81 NJ the 2Heeefz
Store y Fqp nt eiqtAinK. nv ~
Cseg lfl,I 81 Y 8 6ot6 Sa8 sce Nquse
the lafses apq psai i sqH'hNssf a'qqliaepa'
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

ahose besuafnl sQnnar Breas Goods 1t
sol. BlocAs Ass goipg Saat ahs pFes Ass
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

The best fruit In the market always on
hand at the American Confectionery,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

upless you are properly registered you
cannot vote at The ensuing city election.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Let the people see that no man is elected
councilman who has not made a success Of
bis own business.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

On next Sabbath the sacrament Of the
Lord's supper VIII be administered at the
Presbyterian church.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

l. Kaufmhn's block is being painted in a
way which win add greatly to It's attractive
ness and durability.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

AAe American GQpfectiQnery n " Sleek,
proprlaIpF has nc 4peet ics-creap, eaikra,
paatrg, 1ssslls. ete., g be tQNge " Ae eity.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02
aaQpE

A fac Iiae a sslk umbrellas at Hirsch a
Sonls RF1ees way doMn.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

EGea, 6NakAee and kenpify kFQlpep
AqyRft aIs oif ty q RoEfpqt ~ iAa ba31er
esee 4rpce9s t0ra
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Don't forget The Sunday school convention
Al Welsh on the 9Th and elh inst.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Read the notice Of Ma. MulIer's grand
clearance sale in another column. It win be
of interest to ali.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

You BET Kirkwood hasn't sold out,
Bat he's getting there beyond doubt,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

a.as EsS 4. sesas saaasr passrvssr g = i.syy Z
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Crowley IS to have a new Jail to cost ten or
twelve thousand dollars. They ssy it win be
dandy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02
GEc. ", OeLvTE a Co., Publishers,
"a 3 70 Frs1l.Ilg q 60.


l4hkt I0Ih0l1asi Las ApIN q, Aes3s
A meeting of The Sugar aud Rice Protect
I've Uniou 6 called ct New Iberia. June 2,
1923. The meeting win Be ea1lea TO order at
4 p. 20. ia placed At this late hour to ac-
eommodate planters aEFiying BY day bsiDs.
There VIII be an afternoon aud 40 evening
sessien. All sugar ard nee planters are
requested 10 Sttend, as matters Of great TO-
terest Wtll eome before the msstiBg.
s.A. KNAPP.
Pres. Sugar ana Rtee Protective Uniop.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Mrs. 1. w. Kennedy, her daughter and
Miss Stone left Monday for Kansas, their
former home.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

ypst tpe tang Rasspt LeashsE Remps y
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02
ECHOES.
Ia 4. n. pieroa. hanaapallIst.

Z. 9. amls nsn. rs.Idsaes !. ) 5saaIy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

The election promises to be a very tame
affair.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Eb sfld5 n 5iM NgeAbyaap peHEeF W
W NJ fvy sa ef
1iek snee y HIrg aQue 4qlf q
RassY NQE q psle1 w e
AeeqE n am@Rpf 81
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

Rlaeh,s - crs.m y aheaa.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02

"a sIlIal.aa. -. F9alNaII
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-06-02
WE WANT BUSINESS !!
More Trade
From the people Of LAKE CHARLES and vicinity.
On what Grounds DO We Ask IT.

We say; No unusual sehems intricate devices
but plain earnest efforts to merit the patronage we
get by doing quickly, and WE'LL for a close margin,
all that is expected Of Jeweler by his customers
This means the right kind Of goods, promptly
handled at the right prices, 1t means we easily be-
come acqualntad with customers who deal with US
for we have no unpleasant forms to 90 through,
We wish to call your attention to our unparGl-
eled facilities for the speedy and accurate repair Of
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, and everything per
tanning to the jewery business,
TRRPAGNIER 50 HOILINS,
Watchma k ers, jewelers. amd EmgraveFs
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
GoIa Wen Cass.saeel sPee'aelss,
RYAN ST., opp, Opera House, LAKE CHARLES, Ia
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
CIYInan.

Miss Mary n. Mahoney arrived from
Chicago Monday.
Roger Sullivan. of Fond du Lac,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. John Robinson, of Chicago, is
the guest Of her father-in-law VIM.
Robinson.
j W. McGiveran, freight agent for
the Northwestern at Appleton, came
down Tuesday to act as best man at
the Meyer-Walsh wedding
L. H. Lyons, of Helena, Mont, is
looking after his farm interests in this
vicinity.
Miss May Kennedy and Miss Mary
Neugabauer came out from Watertown
on Monday 10 be present at the Bur-
ger-Sheberley wedding.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18

1t appears to be settled that James
Conklin will be appointed postmaster
at Madison, notwithstanding J. II.
Clark is Congressman Barwig's choice.
Senator Villas backs up the former, but
Barwig has no disposition to get up a
fight with Villas.
An exchange tells ofanother swim
die that has been brought to light.
Swindler No. 1 calls upon a farmer
with patent wagon tongue and in
forms hin1 that having made a big thing
out of it he is on his way home with
only this county to sell. He tells the
farmer that he can have it for $3.50 and
if he wants it to write to him. In few
days patent right man No. 2 comes
along. He has heard that the farmer
has the right of the county for the pat
ent wagon tongue, and as he made a
big thing out of it in Pennsylvania he
wants to buy the right of the county
and he offers $400 and pays $40 to bind
the bargain. The farmer writes to No.
l and sends his note for $780, He
never hears of either of the men again,
but his note comes up for collection in
a neighboring town, and the farmer is
out $24O.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
Highest OF all in Leavenng Power-Latest S. Govt Report
ROYAL Baki,'s BsItj4sss
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
JOhnsOn'S j Creek.

John Livingstone, of Helenville, call.
ed on friends one day last week.
Miss Lillian Edwards, who has been
staying for some time with her brother,
commenced her fall term of school,
near Aztalan, Monday.
Orville Thompson, who has been
working for his grandfather, Mr.. Swap,
returned to his home in River Falls,
last week.
Phil. Case returned from his visit to
the Worlds fair Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Witter, Of Albion, deliver
ed a very interesting sermon in the
nj. E. church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harsh spent Sunday among
friends at Aztalan.
Miss Jennie Bullock, who is now
teaching in Helenville, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Mrs. A. E. Greenwood and children
left Monday for few days, visit with
her parents at Jefferson
Burglars had better keep themselves
scarce around H. G.. Christians
building. 1t seems some one had the
misfortune to push his elbow through
the window pane.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Real estate transfers as taken from
the records at the register of deeds of
fee for the week ending Oct. 10, 1898:
Sophia Last to Aug. Brentzmann,
lot II, blk 13, First ward, city Water
town, $675.
Daniel E. Owen to VIM. Hoeft, So
and Z-lO0 acres in nWq sec. II, town
Ixonia, So, 1870.
G. f. Greenwood to VIM. Lusk, !
acre IN swq in neg sec. 7, town Aztalan,
$l0n
Theo. Prentiss to Fred Siegert, sea
seq sec. 2, town Milford, 40 acres, ST.
100
Chas. Hahn to Wilhelm Heffe. nwo
1852
Johannes Hasse to VIM. Kropf, lots
IA and 10. blk IL, First ward, city Wa
tertown, 81, ,74O.
Jacob Livingston to Jas. Marlenson.
part out lot 2, Third ward, city Water
town, So, 800.
Carl Rick to Albert Hoefert, lot 6,
blk 4, Second ward, city Watertown,
$1,425.
Henry Steihm to John Hasse, a piece
~ rods and 67t. by 25 rods in seq sec
II, town Aztalan, 500,
Henry Stiehm to Geo. G. Mansfield,
a piece 3x14 rods in seq sec. II, town
Aztalan, SIS.
Mrs. Elise Grutt to Richard Biefeld,
part lot 4, blk 10, First ward, city Wa
tertown, S1,325.
Lois E. Parkhurst to Hiram II. Park
hurst ct. al, lot and part lot 5, blk 10,
First ward, city Watertown, 81.
Christiana and Louise Grossman to
Emil Heyn, lot and part lot 2, blk 2,
Second ward, city Watertown, So, 800.
Carl Rusch to Chas. W. Thiry, eh
nwq sec. l3, town Aztalan, 80 acres, &c.
00O.-BGnner
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
To Rob the Fast Mail.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 14.-An at
tempt TO hold up and pillage the fast
mail train, No. 55, on the Chicago divs-
ion of the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
railroad at a point just north Of the Oak
Glen station, early this morning, was
foiled by quick intuition of the young
night operator. But for the prompt
work ofthe man who "holds down" the
Oak Glen Office, many pouches of valu
able mail might have been taken and
rified of their contents, and the author
tiles would have been securing the
woods in the vicinity for the robbers
who select such a safe place in which
to hold up train.
Oak Glen is a small station about
eighteen miles out and but few trains
stop there. No. 55, which leaves the city
every morning at 8 o'clock, is due at
Oak Glen about $40. The run to Mil
waukee, eighty-fve miles, is mad in
two hours and the train genera Jon-
sists of three mail cars, one for letters
and registered packages and the others
for the early morning newspapers.
The train, by reason of it's early depar-
ture and rapid flight to st. Paul, is
much used by the postal authorities for
the distribution of mail for Wisconsin
points It carries considerable mail
past many stations in Wisconsin until
it connects with train No. 9, to which
mail for intermediate points is trans
ferred. Altogether, it would make a
rich haul
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
Not a Leader.
WATERFOWL, Oct. 16, 1898.

WATERFOWL, oct. Ito, 1893.
Editor Republican: In last weeks
REPUBLICAN party styling himself GA
Democrat" claims that the S3OO-a-vear
sop thrown to D. HI. Beurhaus has
lubricating power sufficient to oil up
alfthe ragged joints and prevent any
further friction. GA Democrat" is
hereby notified that any man who can
be placated with the insignificant berth
of stamp agent is not built of the kind
of stuff fit to make capable leader Of
the "Kid" Democracy of Watertown.
The "Kids" have mission to perform
which is above and beyond the mere
matter of petty office-holding. Notice
is hereby served that the "Kids" will
never lay down their arms till the last
of the barnacles, or self fchosen leaders,
have been relegated to obscurity. The
kids" will not be bossed, led nor ca
joled by few men who have used the
party machinery of this city for their
own selfish purposes. The "Kids''
will work with will for the success of
the great Democratic party, but will
no longer tolerate a few men, who
might be termed a mutual admiration
society, to run the machine for their
own personal benefit. The "Kids'
are opposed to cliques of any kind,
and hereafter propose to run the party
on good, square Democratic principles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
After Last Fall.
BY BYRON d. N. JONES.

IL. M
Air-"After The Ball.
A little boy climbed an old mans knee,
Begged for the reason, do papa please
Why are you gloomy, idle, alone?
Have you no work but lOafing at homer"
Il had good job, last year, you know.
why have none now, child you shall know.
List to the story: Grover, last fall
helped elect him. idle, that's ALL"
CHORUS:
After the vote was taken, after the change
had come.
After the factories closing, after the wheels
we're dumb;
Many heart was aching, if you could read
them all.
Many home was darkened after last fall
bright were the prospects, clouds not in
sight
Happy our homes were, from morn till night
linen came the tempter, spoke soft and low q
Fooled us poor workers, how, don't know
When we awakened, to what we'd DONE
FACTORIES were idle, mills could not run:
Down they all closed, pet, ended that's all,
Just as our work was, after last fall
Long months have passed, child no work to
do,
Although I've sought it, for mother and
No work to give me, tried to explain,
They could not help 1t, pleadings are vain /;
knew the reason after twas DONE
L helped to close up factories that run;
That's why I'm idle no work at all,
lost my job, pet after last fall
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18
In County Court,

At a special term of this court held
at the court house in the city of Jeffer-
son, on Oct. 10, 1893.
Present: Henry Colonius, county
judge.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Patrick Kennedy, an insane person.
The application of Catherine Kennedy
for the appointment of aguardian of
said insane person. John G. Conway,
attorney. Catherine Kennedy appoint
ed guardian
In the matter of the estate of Fred
q. Zastrow, late Of the town of Sulli-
van, deceased. Kirkland & Grimm, at
torneys. I. w. Bird, guardian ad
litem. Hearing of claims adjourned to
October "a, 1893.-Banner.
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FOR SALE.

The old Judson Prentice place in the
Sixth ward, will be sold at public auc-
ton by it's owner, D. E. Pugh, Satur-
day, October 81, 1893, at 2 o. clock P. NJ.
This is most desirable piece of pro
perty, containing three acres of land
brick residence, good barn and out
houses and excellent water. The land,
with the exception of a small pasture
is laid out to small fruits and grapes.
and is we'll adapted for raising vegeta-
bles. The place has frontage Of 500
feet on North avenue and is in a sight
ly position.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18

1t is believed that lightning is Wis
ible at distance of $50 miles, but it is
still in controversy how far away thun-
der can be heard. A French astron-
omer has made observations on the
subject, and he declares it impossible
for thunder to be heard at a greater
distance than ten miles. An English
meteorologist has counted up to 1870
seconds between the flash and the
thunder, which would give distance
of twenty seven miles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-10-18

Excursion tickets will be sold from
Watertown to Chicago. and return. via
Chicago d Northwestern railroad, at low
price of 1887 for round trip, from Octo-
Der 10 to October 81, good for return
until November Is.
G. H. WILDER, Agent.