Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-12-19

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G. A. Gamm.
Makes fat blood and muscle more
rapidly than any known remedy It's
food for the blood, brain and nerves.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea is.
G.. A. Gamm.
Christmas is coming and every
body who sees our beautiful display OF
holiday attractions is glad of it. Pop
ular presents at popular prices. JOS.
Salick & Son.
During Saturday night Michael
Werth and wife, of Hubbleton, were
asphyxiated by coal gas. They were
attended by DR.. Sleicher and are on
the road to recovery.
The Christmas exercises of the
Sunday school Of the Congregational
church will be held at the church on
Saturday evening Of this week. com
mencing at 1880 O'Clock.
Ice On Rock river formed last
week of sufficient thickness to afford
excellent skating, which was enjoyed
by large crowds of young people until
the soft weather set in yesterday.
Ringing bell to Christmas buy
ers. Our elegant line of holiday goods
is now open for inspection. Call soon,
before the stock is picked over, to make
your selection. Jos. Salick & Son.
The firm of Roe gner & Co., of this
city, has received orders for fine mon
uments from NJ. Hartzheim, j. G.
Nehls and Mrs A. F. SchOenwetter,
of Juneau. The monuments will be
erected next spring.
"A fine Christmas Clearinghouse
thing new. Local views decorated on
fne imported China. City hall, high
school building. soldiers monument,
S.,cred Heart college, Northwestern
University. Jos. Salick & Son.
| We call your attention to our very
large line of silver novelties, prices on
which we will guarantee as low as
any, in addition to which we will fur
nish a limited amount of engraving
! free of charge. w. d. Sproesser Co.
Diamonds have advanced all over
| the world since the besiegement of
d,rina ..,,i,i,,cr tiooeS # neace, and iS
of7oro5 without an advance dnrino tho
onosor4 ho1idou saoson " n Cnroas
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;n+on bonsa M;1monl1aa lost Tburs
NJ L., oIoa+od =
80 no. 81 4ha avao,,+iTa hoond
Ii.+ of ,oloioa lotion. n;,
;oa ~ tho nos+offioo nooon,hor 10.
Rliefernfcht F O hutchinson. D.
Blase, Hearman Kessler, Wenzel
E fIs NE Henry e1r,le Kmeger r W
Fisher, William Malchon, H.
Ge oof Scha el u Ghrest
W. T. GRUETzMACHER, P. M.
Stnffed geese for which Water
T! town bas established . ranntatiop all
over the country, are being marketed
| in large quantities and the local deal
ers are shipping them to Eastern and
| Southern cities. The geese average
about twenty pounds in weight, though
occasionally one tipping the scales as
| high as thirty pounds is brought in.
Yoo+o,dov Tnstioa S+oou ho1d n
II Mooro and Ednord Go for t.io1
before the circnit conrt in bonds of
e9OO in dofaD1+ Of which 4bov ,uono
committed to the county Jail. They
are the men who were apprehended at
Madison on a charge of having stolen
property from the American house ten
days ago. They waived examination.
Following are the new officers of
Honest Labor lodoe No 11S A n TT
w elected lost Wadnaedav ovonino.
William HaIfnan naoto,, 1ro,l,n,on.I
w Crnper foreman. r A Krnaoer
ouarsoor. Frod Hi,,7a fnonoi -. 81
o,t Dant recoivor p w Sr,;4b
trustee for three years; Emil Creuz,
delegate to grand lodge; F. w. Zip-
fel, alternate.
Trnon VISITING ba, homo bero VOC
tardav after an absences Of so,,e,..1
woods AIrO A w C+,o,,, disoo,-onoa4 49,