Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-10-03

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with jumps and bounds. carrying
warmth and active life to every part
of your body, if you take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. G. A. Gamm.
The best evidence of DR.. Secrist's
great skill is the many remarkable
cures he effects. The doctor gives
medical examination free at the
Commercial hotel on Thursday,
October IL.
Monday night thieves broke into
the depot at Hubbleton and rifed the
cash drawer and ticket case, securing
only one dollar in pennies for their
trouble. They also took an express
package, the value of which was
unknown.
BY defeating the Rough and
Ready Unions Sunday by score of II
to 9, the Badgers lay claim to the
city championship and are ready to
defend the title. The batteries in
Sundays game were: Badgers, Mon
rean and Dillon; Unions. Hady, Hahn
and Schultz.
The Woman's guild of St. Paul's
parish will hold their annual 'sHarvest
Home supper at the rectory, Monday
evening, October 8, from to 9. The
supper will be an old-fashioned one
Of pork and beans, hot brown bread,
pumpkin pie, etc. Every one is cor
daily invited. Supper, % cents.
Peter Weber, postmaster of
Theresa, was nominated for member
of assembly by the Republicans of the
First Dodge county district at the
convention held Saturday at Mayville.
The nominee is a prominent and pop
ular member of his party and is
looked upon as an exceptionally strong
candidate.
The Chicago & Northwestern
railway, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. October 3, 4 and 5, will
run special train leaving Watertown
at $40 A. M, and returning will leave
Jefferson at 6 P. NJ, going as far
north as Minnesota Junction and
further if the traffic requires. This
gives the people on the Northwestern
line and also those east and west of
Watertown on the Milwaukee road an
opportunity to visit the fair by going
in the forenoon and returning home
in the evening.
On Monday the appointments of
pastors for the ensuing year were an
nounced at the German M. E. con-
ference in session at Mantle woc
Rev. c.. Iwert. who has been stationed
here for several years, is assigned to
Beaver Dam and Rev. A. Karnopp
will take the Watertown charge. Rev.
r. Drescher is continued at Oconomo-
woo, j. L. Menzner at Fort Atkinson,
A. G.. Berg at Columbus, and A. H.
Kopplen at Lowell. Rev. G. Hedler
is reappointed presiding elder of the
Milwaul ee district, with headquarters
in this city.
The business men of Madison
will hold a carnival and street fair
from October 16 to 20. 1t is some
thing new for the quiet old town, and
Chairman Groves and his associates
propose to make the occasion sparkle
Half-fare rates within seventy-five
miles of Madison on all the railroads.
Orators of national note will talk on
Democratic and Republican days.
Military companies will be present.
Every day will have parades-a auto
mobile, floral, military, etc.; school
children will figure as living flags and
the like There will be football games
between Madison and GAINESVILLE high
schools, and Saturday, October 20, the
university will play the university of
Northern Iowa. Capitol park will be
lined with business booths. Bands of
music will play every hour, and at
night there will be brilliant illumina-
tons with parades of floats. There
will be wild animal shows and vaude-
vile performances all the time, and on
the political days torch light process
sions. The new historical library
will be dedicated October 10, and on
all days visitors may inspect the
butter and cheese making departments
of the university.