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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-23

DEWEY 10 every body's candidate for
admiral.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-23
SIOUX ROLLED OATS.
None Better.

3 pigs, 2 lbs. each 25
lob. sack Si.ux granulated white
West India spiced vinegar. some
thing long needed, per quart
bottle. ....... 20
Most of our canned goods are this
seasons pack. We are the first in the
market with this years foods and have
1900 more cases en- Route.
Owing to short crops fruits and vege-
tables are higher this year than they
have been for some time, but having
bought very early we announce TO the
ublic that our prices shall remain the
same as last season.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS.
The California fruit crop was shorter
this year than it has been for the past
four or five years and canned fruits
have advanced greatly in price.
We shall, however. put them on the
market as follows:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-23

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-23
PROMISES
FULFILLED!
Carloads of the New
Goods Now Ar
irving.
We Are the First to Re-
ceive the New Pack
of Eastern 6 Cal
ifOrnia Can
ned Goods.
I6 lbs. best granuIated sugar......-....-. 81 90
10 lbs. Armour's pure leaf lard..........- 10
| cans tomatoes, IS, new pack ...-....-.- 20
| 4 cans tomatoes, IS, new pack. .......--.. %
The Celebrated Lion Coffee PER 10
The Celebrated Lion Coffee F.

lllt UtltUrdltu LlUu OUllt6 ,Uc III
cans standard sugar corn. %
3 cans early June peas. --... %
4 cans string beans. ........... 20
3 cans new California lima beans. %
3 cans Standard ysters, 1s.. %
6 cans Boston baked beans, Is. p
3 cans Boston baked beans, 3 lbs. %
3 cans pumpkin ..-.......... 70
3 cans apples, 3s.. .............. %
2 cans grated pinespples, 2s. .-.-. 70
2 cans sliced pineapple, Is .....- p
The well known Eagle as asparagus
per can. ID
Regular price "a cents per can.
2 bottles imported olives. p
2 cans Curiice Bros Blue Label
20 n. --.-.---.- 70
Flour Guy early June p a., small
size and extra fine quality.
equal to French peas The best
value ever offered in Ell Paso.
2 cans for %
Celebr ated Lin Coffee, per pkg. 10
Try Sioux Rolled Oats-tbe best.
cans Armour devlled ham As. 25
3 cans Armour's deviled ham Is. %
cans corn oeef. 70
cans Vienna sausage. ....... %
l cans beef steak and onions. 80. 20
Hamb burg steak and onions per can 20
Or cans for. 50
cans grated pie pineapple. 49,. 25
2 cans Michigan apple blu, ter, 3 lbs
each. 70
2 cans Michigan peach butter. 3 lbs
each 70
cans Michigan plum butter, 3 lbs
each. %
3 cans black berries. 2 lbs. .... %
cans gooseberries, 2 lbs. .... 2
cans raspberries, lbs. . %
2 cans blueberries, lbs. . %
2 cans cherries, lbs. $50. $50. 25
cans Pink salmon . " Is
2 cans shrimp. 1880. %
can Holsters, Is, flats per can. 49,. 20
Genuine Maconochies English
kipperred herring, regular
price 35 cents. .. 25
Marsh all IS imported herring, reg
ular price 80 cents. 49,. %
caus American sardipes, good
quality Observation-Disclosures. 25
cans imported sard mes. - %
cakes Coliseum soap. %
3 cakes Glycerine soap. $50. ~ %
cakes Dairy Queen toilet soap. 20
cakes Almond soap. 25
cakes Rose Amole soap. ~ 25
cakes Prairie Lilly %
Try Sioux Rolled Oats, the best.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-23

GsovHR, hsw's the Eshing.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-23

TEE HERALD, soc Dor month
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-23
A CRITICAL TIME
During the Battle of
Santiago.
SICK OR WELL, A
RUSH NIGHT
AND DAY.

The Packers at the Battle of Santiago de
Cuba Were all Heroes. Their Heroic
Effort In Getting Ammunition and Ra-
tions to the Front Saved the Day
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
u / n.

San6rdn3tsco. q. Quguit.
- Die beige 9anbastammer unb
bic yMdnufdctuyers' dnb Prooucers'
Qfociation" BON G%aIifOrnien BADEN in
einsm SeIegramm an bic Gonferen3 in
Saratoga Stanb bafiir genOmmen,
baB bic Ser. Staten aqes ero6srte
9ebiet fir it9 bebaIten, unD bdB Der
Ricard9uaz&anal gebaut uno bon Der
8unoesregierung controlirt tperbe.
R Idte6r Don Santiago.
Wu6tngt on. .. g., q. Dug.
Der Riidtranspprt Der Sanitago'er
Sruppen tpirb taum por @nbe bieIer
@o4e bsperffteuigt tper0en. Die Ser
30gerung 1T bur4 ben MangeI an
Srunsporti9iffen berurid9t porben.
General Sbafter pirb ii9 pa6rI4ein>
lt4 am Samitdg einf9iffsn; ME er
melbet, pirb er ni9t eber abreiIen, als
Bis feline fdmmtlt9sn Wlonni9aften
an 8orb Der S9iffe Itnb.
@eitern 1T Der 0ampfer ygucatan"
nit 500 Damn Oes Z. Snfanfsriesgez
giments, Santiago" unO o9uofon"
nit 500 MaQn bonn 9iItritt @olumz
bia BON Santiago in See Qeganqen.
Cine grOBe 6IOttenrepiie E..
Darlington, .. g., q. Dug.
Da5 6lottenbepartement lift nit
pldnen fir cine &eDiie Der ganaen8er.
Staaten z6lotte. QDmiral OepeD's
9eI9pober alein ausgenommen, be-
i9Gftigt, unb 3rpur einem Wunf6e oes
grGiibenten Wc&inleD entfpre6enb,
Der bic 6lotte in ibrer gun3en Stdrfe
einmul in 4useni4ein nebmen m06te.
0ieie ReDiie ioq gegen Gnbe Ottober
tntpebsr Bel Sort Monroe ober g2epz
gOrt ftattfinoen. Bel Sort Monroe
perben Dor 4bluuf bon 10 Saeen ni9t
penigsr. dls 70 Der 4riegsi6iffe COM
3%entrirt tpOrben isin, bic in benz Rriege
gsgen Spanien CUTE 9ienIte gsleiItet
babeH, uno bieIe 3abl i6lieBt bic
S4lu4tf4iffe unb Stronger. bic CUR
.3eit BEL Netp@YOrt Iiegen ober bic nod
in tpeItinoii4en 9endFern Ii9 bsfin=
Den, ni9t einmal Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Snm iPuuii6en Stannpnnft aus.

5rdgen, peI6e in ben 5riebens : Der
banolungen aufgepOrFen rsroen
iolsn. - GntitGbigung fir Rez
~gisrung5 : Gtgentbum auf Cuba
uno porto 4ico.
ia bington, .. g., q. Nug.
= Ws man aus Sapaud mslbet, iino
Die 6rasen, peI6e in ben 6risosn5uns
terb1noIunqen BON Den Spanisrn CUR
8erdtbun9 9ebra4t perOen, i'm Wez
ientIiGsn foIgenos:
Griiens: Nbtretung bon 8e6iet unO
Gnti6eioung iiber bic 8ebingungen
Der S6upIosbdltung fir bic Nbtres
tung BON 0FFentIi4en 8ebduoen uno
StaatsIdnbereien an bic Der. Stad=
ten.
3DeiSens: @ntIdGoigung FIr8riegsz
uno Wdrinsmuteridl, ba5 duf gs9sns
iettiges ltebereintpmmen in ben 8eTiB
Der Der. Stdaten iibsrgebt.
Ortttens: 8e%otnqungen uno 3ett fir
bic Rdumung beg Gdnbes BON Srupz
pen unb 6~retpiui9en nit &rie9smotez
rial, ME %Dereinbart.
8ierten8: @in3urdumenoe 6anOelsz
uno 3pG6aus 8erqiinitt9ungsn.
TiiHften8: Qnsrfennun9 bs5 @igens
t6umB aler 4rt a1er Ipdnii6er 8iirz
ger unb bic bsnTeI6sn pG6renb i6rss
QuFsntbuItes auf Der SnIeI gebpIenen
9aruntien.
Se6stens: Die 6orm Der auf Cuba
gu erri6tenben Re9isrun9.
Qus Obigem oiirfte erii4tIi@ iein,
baB Sponisn 3ipeifsIsobne cine Gntz
i6Goigung fir bic Nbtretung bs8 Hez
gierung5 : Gigent6ums uuf Cuba,
PortO Rico unb fpnitpo perlauqen
nirb. Ob ieop6 Spanien bamit Gr=
folg baben piro, F9eint b04it 5psifeIz
BAIT. So piro BON 8edmten bs8
Stats : Departments periDnIi6 Der
Wteinung Qusoruf geqe6sn, oteie 4nz
Fprii4s i9ienen melt bergebplt, ba nd4
internationaIem 8eIsB aues Regje=
rung5 : Gigent6um be. Dem Wehiel
bes Serriioriums an ben Grp6Rrer
faqs, buB aber 9ripat : Gigentbum tei=
mem g. IiBps6iel u~ntet3ogen peroe.
Dteie 5rags lit, mas 9ortO RicO unO
Guba dnbetrifft, etpUs cDmpli3irt, oa
CUBA uno 9prto Ricp, Itrsng genoms
men, nt6t bur9 @roberung, %Ionoern
our6 gegenIsiti9es Nbtommen ertpors
ben purOen. Bel elmer tbutIG6Li6en
@rpberung f0nnte bic 6rage betreffs
2tbtrstung uaer Sorts, &aIernen. Gez
Ierbatipnen etc. gar ni4t in 8etradt
fpmmen. :Sm poriiegenoen Sale liegt
bic Sade, pie 9eiagt, anbers, Oo cine
tbatIG4li6e @rpberun9 mil Iusnu6s
me berT9iebensr 9IGBs auf 8orioRico
unb cuba ni4t srfolgt 1T; 5ubem lit
in 8streff Guba'5 nod gu 6eriidIi6tis
gen, bab bic Der. Stuuten tets erflGrt
baden, es Iiege ridt in ibrer A6Ii6t,
Oas 9e6iet gu erperben o6er gu an
net..irer, fpnbern oafelbe nur BON
fpanif4er 6trrIdaFt gu befreien. Sn
8strsFf Der 9bilippinen lit bic Sade
nod pertpidelter, od betanntli9 bic
SttupdtiOn ManiIa's erit nu6 I'M
tsr3ei4nuug Oe5 6riebenS PrOtotuQs
erfoI9t III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Die Rebuttion Der @rmee

Die Rebuttton Der Mrmee.
0uf6ingtOn, .. G., 81. Dug.
- Der &riegsIstrstGr bat cine Qn3u6t
Selegrumme bon 9ouberneuren ber=
f9ie0ener Staten in 8er6inbung nit
Der bsabIi9tigten Reou3irung Der DR.
meesprdien3ftdrte erbdlten. Sn ben
meiiten 5GIen tperben Regtmenter Der
betrsffenben Stauten 8um&usmutern
in 8Orf9lag gebra4t. Nnbere 9Duz
berneure e%rtldren. bub Elm She'll Der
Staatstruppen ben bringenben
Wunf6 babe, i'm 9ienit gu bIsiben.
Der &rieqsietretdr bereitet cine 2iIte
Der Reoimenter Dor, pel9e inter benz
plan, bic @rmee I'm $1,000 Biz 10O,=
900 Mann bsrab5uieBen. 5uerft ausz
gemufert perben ipuen. 9isie Cite
piro notwithstanding i'm 2aufe bieIer
BO6e fsrtigsefteGt iein nnO Dtr0ffsnt=
lt9t tperben.
@aIbeftor, Ser, q. aueuF.-
0ug 1. Regimertt Der. Stuutsnz6rei=
ni1iee= Snfanteris (Smmune) 1T bier
BON NerpsO Orleans ei~nsetroffsn unb
bat Eager be3ogen. Oberit Ri6e bat
feline tpeiteren 8sfsble erbalten, unb 10
lit es nod unbeitimmt. oh oas Regi=
ment i'm 0ienft bsrbleiben pber aufges
lott iperben pirh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Gus Camp Nrabe.
0us neue Eager bei Mibblstopn. =
&riegsgeri4tIi4e @ntT deiOun i'm
Sale bes 3. @irginier Rsgiments.

OuS ltut NuHSI ptt UlDpISlptpH -
&rtegsgeri9tli9e GntIGeioung i'm
Sale oes 3. @irginier Regiments.
Meabe, Miboletopn, 9d.,
q. Qu9uIf. = lieutenant GUNNER
6tQ Don 9sneral @ro6am's Stab truf
beute BON Camp Qlesr mil Der Gnts
i4eibun9 oes &riegsgeri9ts iiber ben
San oes 3. @ir9inier Re9iments bier
Elm. Der 9ert6t pirb erTt betannt gez
9eben rperben, na9bsm General 9ra=
BAN ibn gepriift bat.
O6erit Spes, G6ef : Sngenieur oes
Corps, tebrts bon pOrtO Rico, pobin
cr ben 9enerdI Mttles beaIeitet bate,
bier6er suriid. Der G6ef : SunitGtsz
SFi3ier 8irarb berIieb bus Eager, um
bic SoipitGler in DoIbinston uno
S6orpu96fure Sap gu infpi3iren.
0us 2. unb 3. Battalion beg 10.Rez
giments S6io traen BON Gampgui6z
neq bier elm. Gs foIgten 3tpei 8dtailz
lone beg 2. MiFouri unb N6t6eiiungen
bes 6. psnnfplpania, Z. Sainots, 80.
unb "a. Mi9isun, 1. Defi : 8irginia,
/. OeIapare, 4. MifOuri unb 9.WaIz
fa9uTetts. General @rdbam bat oas
8oben i'm pennfplpanid &andI per=
bDten, ba bic I6suastunGle Don 9urz
risburg TjA in ien.n entlssreu uno 10
bic Gefabr elmer 4nitedung Dorliegt.
8eIonbere 1d6epsaBe fonen errI9tst
tperSsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Rod Cit &rirgsgeri6t.
Die MiBban0Iung bs5 Negers96omas
in Gan 6run3isco. - 6urmer BE-
F4pereW ii6 iiber Diebit6ble uno
Observation-Disclosures.


Can 5ran3isco, 81. Dug. -
M6cbrsre Geute bes /. SenneTee : 8ez
gimenbs tperben tpegen SbeiIna6me an
Dem MOntag It~attgebabten 8erIu9,
ben Ge9er 3. 8. SbOmas gu Ipn4en,
trisgsgert6tIi9 p~ro5efirt tperben. Der
8eri9t lieutenant 6otpIer's BON benz
Rsgimsnt befinbet t9 in ben 6dnoen
@eneral MiQsr's. Der 8eri6t 6s3iebt
ii9 lsOigIi9 uuf bic miIitdriifs Settle
bs5 8ortommniHes. S6omds BAT cine
GiDilflage bon $4,000 er6pben. Gr be-
anIpru9t bic Summs aIS @ompenTas
ton fir ben an Ieinem Gi9enb6um an
gerihteten S6dben uno bic ieinen SSds
miIisn : Q~n9sb0rt9en BON ben nil
tbsnoen SoIbdten 6sigsbra9ten @erLez
Burgen.
9emeiner Sobn Salon bon Com
pagnie 8, %. Der. Staten : SnFarz
tsrie, iii unter Der 8eT4uIOigung bes
goItbie6ItabIs perbaftet pprben. Gr
ion Ii9 cine frembe Poitdnpeiiun g
ibsr $18 angesignet unb bieIe in elmer
8irtbI6afb gu 9slbe gema6t BADEN.
SIN Rrisg5 : Department LAUREN
dnbauernb S4uoensrfaB ( QnIprii4e
pon 6armsrn unb anberen in oergla6z
borf9oft bes Qrmeelugers pobnsnbsn
Perionen Elm. Ser QnTpru4 itiiBt Ii6
in allen 6dasn auf angebIt4e gigenz
t6ums : 3%erit0rung Ssitsns Der 3rupz
non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
Mu5gem II It E T t.
@iehfntter. unn strnhureile.

TolgcRoes Nno Die oui oeu iaatllbel
@angen fir 6eu, StrOb Il. u. geitern 81.
Sielteu Breile:
SefIidle @ange.
pen = Simothp.6 eu $40 bis Sl3. nsues
Sen - bis - uuO alseh.u IS bis $40 pro
Come.
Stcop-8ulisunIoh s. bis IS, 3Oggen.
irOb s. bis So uuO paferirol - bis &c
pro SouHt.
gtalS - 81. sc bis $3.50 pro 6aB.
Norome ilihe gP a age.
pen - Simottu Sen S12 bis $14; Heuss
6eu $40 bis S12i SIeshen IS bis $40 pyO
Come.
Strob = @ai;entroh IS BIS 20, 9tosgsH'
itrob 81 bis IS uHO pafeyilrob s. bts So
pro Come.
RaiS-S2. 80 bis 500 pre TaR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22
6omPfon's @8tffe to M
msn "a SrnGsuho4

mem II 8 n q.
Rep Oorf. q. &uguit. - Die
&r6eiten am 9rodenOod gr. 3 i'm
8roofIpner S9tffsbou6of itno tbot=
TG4li6 beenbet. Der Ginqdng gum
0od 1T geDffnet nit 2tlSna6me bon
einigen 9feiIern in Der M}itte, tpel9e
aber in einem Sage beieitigt rperoen
f0nnen. Gs lit angetinoigt noroen,
baB Der 9od fir Die @ufna6me bes
eriten &riegsi9iffes am MOntug be-
reit fein pirb. @a6ri6einIi9 nirO
Der &reu3er rgteps9ort" Oos erIte
S6iff iein, peI6e8 in bas SrOdenOod
ge6t. Gr pirb na4 benz 0Qd g&r. 2
am MOntug gebra6t rperben. na6Oem
Der Buffalo" pel6er bic leBten Sage
6inour6 in benz 9od gelegen bat, flot!
Qemu6t iein pirb. Die gtei6enfOlge,
in pel6er Die ii6ri9er S9iffe in'50pd
ge6en, lit nod ni4t beItimmt porben;
feines oerIel6en piro jeOo6 in ben
Odd ge6ra6t perOen. e6e es bonn
S6tttsbdumet1ter 8oiple5 be1tdttgt
noroen 1T. DIX meiiten S6iffe perz
ben nu6 benz Dof g}r. 3 ge6en, oa Iie
gu groB iinb. I'm i'm 0od Or. 2 unterz
qe6rQ4t perben 81 tDnnen. SD6alO
Die @6iffe i'm ODD lie9en. perOen
Grtra Qrbeiter angeiteQt rperben, bd
man annimmt. baB ba5 @ert gu ieis
ner @oQenbung ~tuenigItens flint DOer
feds Do9en beanipru6en pjrb. Soz
balD Die S9iffe bienItbereit Itno, tpsrz
ben lie mad 6amptOnzHOabs ge6rd6t
perben. Die Sngenieure bes 9ods
Nr. 3 iaqten geitern, Dab berielbe i'm
Stonoe lit, aud ben itGrtiten Druid
a%us3ubalten.
Mu5gemui tert.
86ilabeqp6id, q. Quguf.-
. Die MurplGnoer unb WSi6iganer
6lottenzR 81 Ierpen purben beute i'm
league Sslanb 5lottenbaubofe ents
IaIen unb BADEN Die 5a6rt mad 5auie
1noetreteu 0ip. nsfnmmtp EIottpnz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-22

0ierins's meOi;iniiGes Snfitnt,
1903 / .@alttmDrcftrakc.
GsHluItirtnbt 9srBts- Or. alnna @istins nnl
obs. RObt. (. Oiertna- I1iat2l, DiglELD
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
Miss Bernhard's Concert,

The recital given by Miss Emma
Bernhard at Concordia Opera house
Saturday evening was fine artistic
success, but the attendance was only
moderate. The program consisted en-
til'ely Of compositions of Hugo Kaun,
one of Milwaukee's musical geniuses,
and the tutor of Miss Bernhard. Mr..
Kaun's style is decidedly peculiar and
is difficult to comprehend without
great study, but it possesses artistic
merit and his works are being en-
couraged by the Leading musicians of
the country. The rendition Of an en-
tire program Of one composers works
was an innovation here, but has often
been carried out in the larger cities.
However, we doubt not that more
diversified program would have bet
ter pleased some of the audience Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Bernhard has reason to be
proud of the enthusiastic reception
accorded her by her friends at this,
her initial concert. She played with
confidence and skill, and was equal to
every requirement of the difficult COM
positions allotted her. She is gener-
ally acknowledged to be a pianist of
rare merit and Watertown people
would no doubt welcome her in more
varied program.
Rudolph Schmidt, the Milwaukee
baritone, appeared in two triple num-
bers. Again in these creations was
Mr.. Kaun's odd style apparent. The
singer possesses a voice of beauty and
power, but in some instances he was
not equal to the required interpreter
ton of the music. He was earnest in
his endeavOrs, however, and was
warmly received, responding to,a we'll
earned encore
Mr.. Kaun played the accompani-
ments to the songs and presided at
the second piano in Miss Bernhard's
first number. He also appeared in a
duet with her. His work at the
pianofOrte was indeed beautiful and
captivated his hearers. The instru-
ments used at the concert were a Steck
baby-grand and an Everett upright.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
A Fine Compliment.

In the late decision handed down by
Judge Bennett in the matter of the
John w. Cole trust estate, Hon. Har-
low Pease, the attorney for the city of
WatertOwn in most of the litigation
growing out of the settlement Of the
estate, is paid a splendid and we'll
earned compliment by the Judge, who
refers tC Mr. Pease's every great
learning and ability" as exhibited in
his conduct of the case before the cir
cult and supreme courts. Mr.. Pease
is certainly entitled to high credit for
the uniform success that has thus far
attended his efforts in fighting for the
city's interests in this matter. At
times he has had to contend with
strong opposition and a feeling by
some of our citizens that he was up
holding a false cause, but he cOntin-
ued on the even tenor of his way and
has at length shown that his cOnten-
tions were right, if court opinions
count for anything. In view of all
the circumstances, we take it that
Mr.. Pease's reelection as city attor-
ney by the almost unanimous vote Of
the common council, after three
years respite from the duties of the
office, is a fine endorsement of the
gentleman's ability. Under his guild
ance and advice few mistakes should
occur in the new administration of
municipal affairs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
PER SONAR. MENTION.

Mrs. Frank Tercinski is visiting.
relatives at Portage.
Mrs. G. G. Eaton, of Columbus, was
a visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Barry, of Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. W. j. Foy.
Editor Bolger, of The Waterloo
Democrat, was in town Monday.
George H. Hastings transacted in
surance business at Oconomowoc Last
week.
Mrs. Marion Janeck, of Burlington,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
j. W.. Mentink.
w. @. Wurtzler, of Oconomowoc,
spent Saturday and Sunday with old
friends in the city.
Otto j. Goeldner attended the ded-
ication of the Odd Fellows temple
in Milwaukee yesterday,
W. j. Fassett and T. j. Foy. of
Chicago, were called here last week
by the death of H. r. Moon.
Attorneys H. Pease and W. H. Wood
ard, and Henry Fuermann had bust
nesess at GAINESVILLE Monday.
Albert Fuermann is able to be
around again, after a severe tussle
with inhammatory rheumatism
George Schuetz returned to his
home in Milwaukee Monday, after. a
months visit with relatives here.
Mayor and Mrs. Gustav Meissner
this week entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Carl MANI, of Watertown. Mr. MANI
is an old friend of the mayor.-Ocon-
omowoc Republican.
Among the out-of-town attendants
at the funeral of the late Luther S.
Boughton were j. r. True, of Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbertson and Mrs Ida
Goodman, of Clinton.
Miss Eugenia Shasky has resigned
her position as boozkeeper for the H.
G. Christians company at johnson
Creek and takes a position May l in
the office of the q. G. Mansfield COM
pany, of the same place.
The Misses Stella and Ella JOSH, of
| WatertOWn, attended the double we'd
ding of Miss Mary Bender to Arthur
Johnson and Miss Susie Bender to
Arthur Spaulding last Saturday even
| ing .-OcOnOmowOc Free Press.
City Attorney j. G. Rood and Chair
man Green, of the board of public
works, of Beloit, were in the city
| Yesterday inSDectinU ON, SeweraOa
system and obtaining information as
to its institution and workings.
John Molzahn took his departure
Thursday afternoon for Merrill, where
he has good position as prescription
clerk in the drug store of II. Zemlika,
a former Watertown boy. John is a
capable man in his profession and his
/ many friends wish him abundant sue
cess in his new field of labor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
Mayor VIII Probably Appoint.

Owing to the question having arisen
as to the legality of ex-Alderman M.
A. Began's election to the Office of
city treasurer, noted in our last weeks
issue, he has not furnished his bond
within the required time-ten days
after notification of election-and his
election therefore goes by default. F.
A. Kruger will continue to act as
treasurer until his successor is APP
pointed by Mayor Mulberger and con-
firmed by the common council, as re-
CURED by the charter We under
stand the plan is to have Mr.. Began
duly appointed and confirmed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
HOME MATTERS.

There will be English services at
It. Marks Lutheran church Sunday
,vening at 1880.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'S minnesota
queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
Or it. Only $15O, a sack.
The Saturday club will hold its
nal meeting of the season on May 10
/ the home of Mrs. w, G. Stone.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
ONE patronage. Ask your grocer
" it.
-Gamm's drug store, next to post
flee. Headquarters for pure drugs
nd medicines. A large assortment
f fine perfumes. Prescriptions care
Ally prepared.
Louis Stallman, of Fond du Lac,
pent several days among relatives
nd old friends here the past week,
eng summoned to attend the funeral
f his brother Rudolph.
Sheriff E. J. Labuwi has organ
zed a company of volunteers at Ju-
leau, whose services will be offered
the government in case they are
eeded in the war with Spain.
Herman CRUDE is preparing to
rect a fine residence on his lot at the
,orner of Fifth and Wisconsin streets.
t will be of brick and the plans are
be furnished by Architect Ander-
on, of Waukesha.
"A company of neighbors and
lends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
alick at their home on Third street
riday evening, the gathering being
/ honor of their wedding anniver-
AIRY. An evening of thorough enjoy
lent is reported.
-ReinhOld SchOtt was at Stevens
pint Saturday night to engage in a
resting match with Fred Beel, of
arshfeld. The latter won, taking
last two falls. Schott lays his de-
at to a disabled arm, which he in
red shortly before the match.
In the circuit court at Juneau
st week Judgment was entered in
Vor of Theodore 2. Hemmy, as adj
nistrator Of the estate of Lucinda
ltler, against George Hawkins, of
is city, for $3,898.71. This is the
suit of litigation over one of the
5e w. T. Rambusch's transactions.
"A series of revival meetings is to
gin Sunday morning, May l, at the
cond Advent Christian church, on
ghth street. The pastor, Rev. S.
Nokes, will be assisted by Rev. o.
jerks, an evangelist of Minneapo-
All co-WOrkerS and Christians
invited to attend. A warm well
ne is extended to all.
The election without opposition to
presidency of the common council
Alderman H. Wertheimer, the only
oWs Enthusiastically the high esteem
is held in by his cO-laborers. Mr..
9rtheimer has served a half-dOzen
ars in the council, always with the
latest credit to himself and with en-
satisfaction to his constituents.
Attorney K G. Lewis has sold his
4utiful home on North Main street
Register of Deeds John Thauer,
; purchase price being 50, 200. 1t
one of the incest residences in
neau and was erected by Mr.. Lewis
years ago. Mr.. Thauer is evil
1tly contented with his Juneau en-
onments and intends to reside per-
nently among us.-Juneau indie
ndent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
At COrby Hail.

Walter Willis White, of Boston, will
lecture before the students of Sacred
Heart college at Corby hall, Wednes-
day evening, April 81. Subject: IAN
Evening with Ben Hur." Lecture be-
gins at P. NJ. The public is cor
dially invited.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
A Card.

After due consideration, we have
concluded not to reproduce erich
elieu,n as was advertised for Wednes-
day evening, May 4.
Approaching the many requests
which have been received and thank
ing the public for its patronage in the
past, we are, very respectfully,
ST. PATRICK'S LITERARY AND
DRAMATIC SOCIETY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-27
Special Print Sale.

Monday, May 2, 1898, 10000 yards
of the choicest remnant prints ever
offered, at 3 cents per yard; fine per-
Gales and dimities at cents per yard.
At Emil Seibel's mammoth dry goods
and clothing house, $40 Main street.