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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-03-09
SITE is PURCHASED.
Heinz Pickle Company wiz Build Fac
tory at Kipom.

Ripon, Wis. March Especial. IA
large tract of land in the northeastern
section of the city has been purchased by
the H J. Heinz Pickle company of Pitts
burg, Pa, for the location of the branch
factory, which they have determined to
build in this city. The city has agreed
to extend Doty street so that the new
plant may be easily accessible Work
will shortly begin on the erection of the
huil6ingS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-03-09
BURGLAR AT ELLIS JUNCTION.
He Leaps Through a Window Pane and
Escapes.

Ellis junction, Wis, March 4.-[Spe-
cial HI. Zech & Co.'s store was robbed
last night of a few watches, chains and
rings. One of the clerks was out a little
late, and coming in the store when the
robber was in act of taking jewelry, he
scared him away. The robber jumped
through a window curtain, 12x2O win
dow light and wire mosquito netting
not even leaving a trace behind. Under
Sheriff Henderson is on his trail towards
PpD1hinn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-03-09
SENATOR MILLS WILL RETIRE.
Leaves the Texas Field Clear for Gov.
CulbersODs

Houston, Tex, March THE Post
prints letter from United States Sena-
tor Mills, in which he formally with
draws from the race for reelection,
which leaves the field to Gov. C.. A
Cu,berson In his letter Mr.. Mills gives
as the principal reason for his with
drawal the recent action of the state
executive committee, which made a strin-
gent test for all persons desiring to par
ticipate in Democratic primaries and con-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-03-09

Gov. Scofeld in favor of each. Several
delegations also visited Madison. Mr..
Wheeler appeared TO have the greater
support and so the governor appointed
him. Mr.. Wheeler was one of the COM
mittee which had the Goldberg dsbar-
ment proceedings in hand.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-03-09

Madison, Wis, March 4.-[Special. j.
State Supt. of Schools j. Q. Emery has
announced that he will not be a candi
date for reelection to third term.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-03-09
KILLED HIS NEPHEW.
Webb Fay Accidentally Shoots Robert
Avery Near Beloit.

Beloit, Wis, March 4.-Webb Fay, a
well-known business man of Rockford.
H., accidentally killed his nephew, Robert
Avery of Shirland, Ill, while hunting
west of Beloit. The two men fred at a
rabbit, but Avery sprang in front of the
muzzle of Fay's gun as it was discharged
and received the load in the back of the
head. Fay was with difficulty restrained
from killing himself when he realized that
his nephew was dead.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-03-09
CUT HIS THROAT.
William Farnsworth of Dayton Com.
m}tS Suicida

mits Suicide.
Monticello, Wis, March 4.-[Special.]
The second suicide here within two
weeks is that of William Farnsworth of
the vicinity of Dayton. eight miles north
east of here. A few days ago he cut his
throat with knife. from which he
died this morning. No cause for the deed
is assigned. He was about 35 years old.
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Special pispatch to the Intelligencer.
BiARTINsBuRG, W. Va, Oct. 1s.-
The United States district court con-
vened here yesterday at 10 o'clock,
Judge ]. .. Jackson presiding. A Spe-
cIai grand jury was summoned to meet
mt 2 o'clock, which adjourned over un-0
ID to-day. In the case Of United States
vs. Elisha Butts, who was charged with
robbIng United States malls, a nolle
bros was entered, owing to the fact that
Butts had already served sentence
Of three years in the penitentiary from
tl1e court OF this county, for forging tue
name on the check which he was charg-
Cd with stealing from the United States
mails. The case OF D. G. Heath & Co.
vs. the American Book Company, came
uu 10 be heard and was ably supported
bsn counsel pro and con. Hon. D. b.
Lucas. OF Charleston, represented the
piaintiff and T. NJ. Hlnkle, Of Cincln-
natl. o., and D. c. WestenhaVer, OF this
CIV. the defendants. Az order was en-.
tered Diminishing the case at the cost OF
The plaintiff. This suit was brought by
b. G. Heath & Co. for $4,000 damages
against the American Book Company
Claiming that they had interfered IN
the sale OF their publication OF school
books in this state.
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aoopApY1CE
wheeling People cnnnat AfEOrt TO Throw
20 ono Slt . This valuable Advice

wheeling People Cnhnit Anora 10 AhEoN
20 ono sit . THIS Valuable AdvIor.
Following up the workings Of the
az little ,Conuueror' in Wheeling, many
surprising cases are being placed before
the public. Our citizens are surprised
and delighted. They express their ap-
proyal m an emphatic manner, never
hesltating to let the public know what
II means to be conyersant with the ca
pabiItIes OF the Little Conqueror. a
GOOD example OF this comes from Four
teenth street. Mrs. c. Munzemaier,
much respected resident, was found by
our representative at her home No. 1S6,
and the following Is the account IN de-
tai of her case in her owns words. Mrs.
Munzemaier says.
"For several years was troubled
with O weakness of the kidneys and
bladder. AT first. not SO bad, OF course,
neither was 1t steady, but as time went
on the attacks became much more Sc
we're and frequent, until 1t seemed as
though l was neVer free from It. Ii IS
the same old story, severe pains through
the small Of the back, Just over the
kidneys, a. distressing and annoying
urinary weakness. Ny back would be-
come SO sore at times that could
scarcely get around TO do my work, ana
were to sit in one position for time
It would be very painful to straighteh
up. / tried different things, but did not
get any better when was recommend
ed to try Doar's Kidney Pills / got
box at the Logan Drug Company, and
began to use them. never had any
thing act SO quickly and satisfactorily
took only a few doses when felt de-
cIdedgy better. In time my trCable dis-
appeared, and l feel stronger and pet
Ter every day. can recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills as being everything that
is claimed for them"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by ell
dealers. Price 90 cents. Mailed by
Foster Aiilburn Co. Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
Der tn name, Doan's, and take no sub
siltilte
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fsEscH NAVAL n0YEnE1ls
lhdissts Preparations ne ssrlo'
srroatlo with England.


Troablo with England.
PARIS, oct. IE-InqulrieS made to-
day at the omces OF the French minis
try Of marine, confirm the report pub
llshed By the soleii in 3 dispatch from
Touion that vice Admiral FournIer,w who
is now at Tunls with the minister OF
marine, N. Lockroy. win return imme-
dIateig to Toulon. where orders have
been received 10 speedily prepare the
armored cruisers Admiral Trechouart,
tiouvines. Jemmapes and ValmB TOT
active service and that, In addition OF
ders have been issued to send the lar
gesl possible number OF gunnefs 50
Brest without delay, to man the iorts
and batteries there.
The vessels mentioned ore TO DC
promptly placed on q war footing aifa
sent to Brest.
Rumor connects the French naval
preparations with the Fnshoda dispute.
The Paris papers to-day IN chronic
ling the movements OF the British tieet
m the Mediterranean announce that
ihroe British lroncladg are engaged IN
gun practice on Blze.ta ana the fTench
naval station IN the Mediterranean on
the African coast
A semi-ofiicial note issued this even
ing. SAYS that the statements 70 the Ell
feet that the French warships. when
are being placed on a war footing have
been ordered to Brest, 10 incorrect ana
It Is added that undue Importance has
been attached 10 the incident.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct. 1.-THE
annual convention of the American
Christian Missionary Society, the lar
gest organization OF the Christian
church began here to-day. About g,eOO
delegates are in attendance The an
nunl report OF the board showed an eN-
tension OF the work along oil lines. In
the largest cities gratifying results
were reached. The question OF the
next place of meeting was decided In
short order. Everybody was for Gin
clnnau and that city was selected by a
standing vote. The selection was pnr-
tlcularly appropriate, inasmuch as the
society was organized In Cincinnati
ATTY years ago. This afternoon was CIV
on over TO papers and addresses on var
lous subjects connected with the work
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1t is certainly gratifying to the public
10 know OF one concern In the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprletors OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Com
SUMPTION Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles OF
this great medicine; and have the sat-
lsfactlon Of knowing that Il has abso-
lutcly cured thousands VI hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis. HOlraeness and all
diseases OF the Throat, Ghost and Lungs
are surely cured by IT, Call on Logan
Drug Co., and get trial bottle free.
Regular size bOc and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded. 3
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgeneer.
wELLsBURG, W. Va, Oct IS
Thomas Bell, of this. place, thirty-six
years OF age and single, died from In
tnr!es received on Saturday last by be-
ing thrown from his bicycle over cliff
on Bethany pike. two miles south-enst
OF this place. Bell was riding az n rap-
ID rate OF speed and while making a
sharp bend, met several other wheel
men, and In trying TO pass them en-
countered an obstruction which threw
him from his wheel over the steep em-
bnnkment, causing fatal Internal Injur-
taW
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quarter of a million Of men were form
ed into regiments and army corps; yes
sells of war and transport ships were
covering the seas; upon water and land
battles were fought and great victories
won, from one side OF the globe to the
other. 1 know not OF similar feats in
history. What II in this bewiiderlnI
rush OF nation to arms. one depart
ment or another OF the national admin
istration was unable to put IN mo-
ment Its hand upon all the details
which q thoroughlV-ro equipment
required. The wonder is that the things
that were done could at all have been
done. and that what was done so
quickly could have been done so well.
The wonder Is that this sudden creation
of such vast military forces was possi-
Bile, even TO America.
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The medical fraternity of the United
states Is aglow with interest over the
lectures and writings of Prof. Atkinson
of London, the great bone-setter. This
famous physician has already begun to
put into practice in this country his re-
markable system of treatment, which is
quite as clever as were his much-dls-
cussed operations last season.
The readers OF this newspaper Will re-
member the remarkable cures perform-
ed by Prof Atkinson a year ago when he
came here from Europe, and how he ex-
pressed his hearty dlsdain for the use Of
either medicine or the surgeons knife.
What he accompllshes he does with his
hands.
Prof. Atkinson now claims to have
discovered new treatment which en-
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wnvne.burr solaIors Monmm.nt.

Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgonccr.
wAYNEsBuRG. Pa, Oct. 1s-The
monument erected in the park at this
place by the county commissioners in
honor OF the soldiers OF this county
who followed their countrP's flag during
the war OF the rebellion, VIII be unvell-
ed November 10. An invitation is ex-
tended TO all G. a. X. men and all 9TH
ers, to attend the exercises. AS yet a
programme has not been arranged.
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gHICAGQ'S JUBILEE.
The Eloquent Address Of Arch :
bishop ireland OF Minnesota.
STRONG ADVOCATE Or PEACE

BUT A DEFENDER OF A JUST AND
NECESSARY Wharf.-The MAGNI-
F1cENT PATRIoTIsM THATwAs
DISPLAYED BY AMERICANS IN
TILE RECENT CONFLICT WITH
sPNIN-THE WONDERFUL
STRENGTH AND POWER OF
THE coUNTRY-Too GREAT TO
BED ISOLATED FROM THE
WORLD AROUND AND BEYOND
us-wAR OF HUMANITY. y
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aohe, headache, nervous tired
feeling, painful msnstruBtion and
lOueorrh9a.
Itook four bottlesof Vegetable
Compound, one box Of Liver
pills, and used one package Of
Hanatiye Wash, and am now well.
/ thank you again for the good
you have done for me.-ELIA 3.
BREs5ER, East Rochester, Ohio.
GreatnumbsrB Of suchletters as
the above are constantly being re-
ceived by MYS. Pinkham from wo-'
menwho owe misunderstanding
piness 70 her advice and medicine.
Ma Ptnltham'B address Is
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is OF
fered freo to all suffering women
whoare puzzled about themselves.
II you have baskaChe don'tneg-
lectitor try heroically to work 1t
down, you must reach thereof OF
the trouble, and nothing will do
this 90 safely and surely % Lydia
E. Pinkhsm'S Vegetable Com.
Dannd BaAlsnohaigR accompanied
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pnrI, nnllalnr strIl.e ltnhca.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE building strike
is entirely ended and the troops have
been Withdrawn from the yards and
other places 10 which they have been
stationed since disturbances were
threatened
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BE sure and use that old and we'll tried
remedy, Mrs Winslow'B Soothing
Syrup fOt children teething. II sootheB
the child, softens the gums. allayB all
pain, cures wind cole and is the best
remedy for diarrh0ea. Twenty-Five
centA bottle. m-M&f
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THANKFUL 10 hrs. PNKHAM.
Earnest words From Women Relieved Of BHcanho
Mn. Ptzhazu Warns Against Neglect

DER have thankful thousand ms. since wrote
Vegetable followed i'd
like diant BY TROUBLES were back
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ables him to reach the internal organs
by massaging the nerve centres along
the backbone, and says it is the most
complete and successful system in ez-
istence.
Among the noted patients Of DR.. At
kinsoh have been the private chaplain to
her Majesty Queen Victoria, who had
suffered aninJury to his hip; the wife Of
a noted British naval officer, who was
stricken with rheumatic govt; one Of the
most prominent ballet dancers Of En-
rope, and several others whose names
are well known to the public.
Dr. Atkinson has lectured in many
cities and has also given exhibitions Of
his system, His theories are clever, TO
say the least, and men of medical science
are awaiting the results of his opera
tons.
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sensations but they nearly always come
m the Of these distressing tdgs and you
boooo veil and strong Gison City Ill., tells her ex
psrianee IN following letters
using wa tF9a heao
medicine the have
used troubles and feel like myself again
Thanlu o Lydia 3. Pnkham 4,
troubled with female weakness te take your d
1Ga also recommend can a OF
Have Medicine
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Reply to a olreurlar.


To the Editor of the Intelligencer.
sIR:-The following is an answer
made to the C. a. r. post at Grafton
BY a recipient OF circular gotten out
by few OF the members. In regard TO
the appointment OF DR.. Van Kirk by
CONGRESSMAN Dayton:
G. A. r. POST, GRAFTON, w. V.
Gentlemen:Awe, the Republicans Of
this county, think a great deal more OF
Mr., Dayton than we do of a G. A. r.
most that VIII allow such papers as the
within sent out by their request.
"Road Dayton's speech in regard 10
building Up the navy, and send US
some open letters about that.
(Signed) "B. w. LEE"
lexington, W. Va, Oct, II.
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Little
Pinnples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an I'm.
unity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people are en-
siraiy Tree from some faint In the blood,
md Il Is impossible to tell when y WIZ
break out in tho form Of dreaded Oan-
csr. What has appeared 70 be mere
nimple or scrntch has developed into
tie most malignant Cancer.
~ haA a severe Cancer which vas ~ Art
oniy 8 few 6lotch6s, that thought Tonio
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America is too great to be Isolated
from the world around her and beyond
her. She is a world-power, to whom no
world interest Is allen, whose voice
reaches afar, whose spirit travels
nfar, whose spirit travels across seas
and mountain ranges, to most distant
continents and islands-and with
America goes far and wide what Amer
Tea in her grandest ideal represents;
democracy and liberty, government OF
the people. by the people, for the peo-
pie. This is Anericanism more than
American territory, or American Chip
ping, or American soidicry. Where this
grandest ideal Of American life Is not
held supreme. America has not reached;
where this ideal Is supreme. America
relgns. The vital significance OF
Americas triumphs Is not understood
unless by those trlumphs Is understood
the triumph Of democracy and OF lib
erty.
Americans, your country demands
intelligence and virtue. Build schools
and colleges Drive from the land the
darkness Of ignorance. Practice and
encourage virtue. Let America be the
home OF honesty and OF justice, OF So
cial purity and OF temperance. OF honor
and Of falthfulness, OF self-restraint and
OF obedience to law. Even more than
intelligence r. virtue needed, that
America live and be great.
"And now, America, the country OF
our pride, our love. our hope. we remit
thee for to-day and for tomorrow Into
the hands A. the Almighty God, under
whose protecting hand thop canst not
fan, whose commandments are the SUI
prcme rules Of truth and righteous
moss"
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kure. the world sees what he is, and
picture what he may be.
IAN this does not happen by change
or accident. An all-ruling Providence
directs the movements OF humanity.
What we witness Is a momentous dis
pensatlon from the Muster Of men.
'Magnus alb integro saeclorum nascitur
ordo-wlth the revolution OF centuries
there is born to the world new order
OF things, sang the Mantuan poet at
the birth Of the Augustan age. SO, to-
day, we proclaim new order OF things
has appeared.
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CNote-The Intelllgencer is informed
that that circular referred TO was not
endorsed by \ majority OF the Grafton
@. A. r, post, but by few members.
This statement Is made in justice TO the
post)
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rHE PROPOSED posr cHEouNg

THE PROPOSED POST CHEQUES.
plan Creek Mich, that
dispense methods of rerng small
the business of the government reducing
expenses anordng the circulating medium These
illustrations filed When they
they pass like after they signed no
one bank expected
Congress matter during the session.
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soon pass away ! MH
treated b. several able
phy6ioiAlg, but IN spite
81 their efforts the Gan.
Ger SpEOSd until my con-
dillon became Alarming:
After many mOntha OF
treatment and growing
steadily worse, ! de-
q dod 70 try 9. 3. 9.
which was 80 strongly
recommended. The dTSt
bottle produced An ims
pFuYemsnt. ! continued
the medicine, an d IN
four months thOlASt III
tls Bohb dropped on.
Ten y0af5 have olapeedi
4 -. 80 49, aIilEHI "
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what proves in action. what intel
lect In planning, what skill in cxecu-
ton, were displayed by soldiers and
seamen, by men and officers. Magnid.
cent the sweep OF Dewey's squadron in
Manila harbor Magnificent the broad
sides from SAmpson's fleet upon Ger
vera's fleeing ships. Magnificent the
charge OF regiments OF regular Infantry
and OF Roosevelrs riders up the hills Of
81 Caney. Never dnunted never cal
culatIng defeat. every man determined
to die or conquer, ever man knowing
his duty, how to do 1.-THE soldiers and
seamen OF America were invincible.
Spanish fleets and Spanish armies MN
ished before them, as mists before the
morning sun; the nations OF the earth
stood amazed in the presence OF such
quick and decisive trinmphs, at what
America had done and at what they
now understood, America could do.
1.-THE wae Is ended. It would III be-
come me 10 say what details shall enter
into the treaty Of peace which America
Is concluding with her Vnnquished foe.
1 stand In the presence OF the chief
magistrate OF the republic, To him il
belongs, by right OF official position and
OF personal wisdom to prescribe those
details. The country has learned from
the acts OF his administration that to
his patriotism, his courage, his pru-
dence, she may well conhde her safety,
her honor. her destiny. her peace. What.
ever the treaty OF Spnin. America will
be pleased when appended to this
treaty In the name OF William McKin-
lev.
sion Il results OF the war. manifest even
at this hour 90 America and to tho
world, tranScendinE and independent of
all treaties OF peace, possessing for
America and for the world a mennlng
far mightier than mere accumulation OF
material wealth. or commercial con-
cesslons or territorial extension.
ITO DO great things, to meet fltly
great responsibilities, n nation, Ike a
person, must be conscious OF its dignity
and It's power. The consciousness Of
what she 10 and what she may be has
come to America. She knows that she
Is a great nation. The elements ot
greatness were not Impaired by the
war; but they were revealed to her by
the war, and their vitality and their
significance were increased through the
war.
ITO take IT'S proper place among the
older nations OF the earth, a nation
must be known, as she Is, to those ma
lions. Tho world, to-day, as never be-
fore, knows and confessos the great
ness and the power Of America. The
world to-dnV admlres and respects
America. Tho young giant Of tho west,
heretofore neglected and almost de-
spIsod in his remotenoss and isolation,
mas begun to move as becomes his sta
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GATE THROUGH TROOPS WILL ENTER INTO PONCE
gate
plant
island The duplicate
grand the hstor
city gates the the nhab
itants OF the ancient city nearly
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IN drngElats soIl ID. MIlos, Paln PIIIs.
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and not . sign o. the ui1eAs2 "a !s,I,,1.
GlilShurg, Mis-.
Il iS dangerous to experiment with
Cancer. The disease IS beyond tho skill
81 physicians. s. s. s. 10 the only cure
becstEe It Is the only remedy which
goes deep enough TO reach Cancer