Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-30

lovable girls, making them handsome,
manageable women. That's what
Rocky Tea will do. 35e. c. A. Gamm's.
jain Regel of Marshfeld, aged 80 years,
was killed by Wisconsin Central south
bound passenger train Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock.
John KIug, well known farmer resid-
ing near Cedarburg, had both legs and
an arm broken in runaway accident
Saturday afternoon.
A half block of the businss portion of
Ladysmith, the county seat of Gates
county, was totally destroyed by fire ear
ly Sunday morning.
A thousand things by it are done far
better than most things do cse. We
refer to Rocky Mountain Tea made by
the Madison Medicine . Co. 35c. C.. A.
Gamm's
I'd leave my happy home and cross the
deep blue sea,
Rather than be without Charley and
my Rocky Mountain Tea. C. A. Gamm's.
Herman Weihert, of Redwood, will
install a barber shop In his build
ING at that place, and has secured Harry
Emerson of this city to look after his
customers.
j. Hero, the candy and confectionery
man, 300 Main street, announces that
he will make special rates for furnishing
church socials and school picnics.-See
add in another column.
While working with a steam wood saw
near Clear Lake, Tuesday, James Floyd
was instantly killed by the breaking of
the saw. He was struck i'll the chest by
flying piece, which tore out his heart.
Isadore Opatowsky, Pole, of Mari
nette, filed papers, Tuesday, changing
his name to Isadore Kiss. He says his
former name was awkward and clumsy,
and he likes the sound of Kiss. The
man is married.
William Heck was held in preliminary
examination at Waterloo Saturday last
and placed in bonds Of $500 He was
held to the circuit court. The com
plaint is that an obstruction was placed
by him on the tracks Of the Milwaukee
road on the 26 of last month. A west
bound passenger train struck the thing
| placed there.
Hundreds of people have kidney
desease and do not know it.
DR.. Secrist, the old established and re-
liable specialist in nervous, chronic and
special diseases will be at Watert0wn
Commercial hotel on Thursday, Decem-
Der 5, and will give consultation and adj
vice free of charge to all sufferers.
One of those persons that have no
use for boots and shoes in this world is
Mr.. Heiden a resident in the Milford
road. The only pair that he ever wore
were boots bought of Henry Bertram
nearly twenty-three years ago, the gar
ments were used to keep out of the water
while digging well. He is "A years of
age,
The electoral college at Madison,
composed of representatives from the
five debating societies of the University
sf e iocsrEis, met this ..stP,n00n and
elected the following men to represent
the university in the debate with the
University of Iowa: A. D. Gillet of West
| Superior, Henry Cross, Of Sturgeon Bay
and George l.. L0hr, of Milwaukee. The
debate will be held in Iowa City in the
spring.
The dedication of the Holy Family
church in ReeseyilIe will take place on
| Dec. 5th at 10 a. m. Very Rev. Vicar
General Schinner will Officiate, and
the Rev. Fr. Ryan, Of Milwaukee, will
preach. ST. BernaTd's choir has kindly
consented to take the musical program
in charge, and the ladies Of the parish
will serve dinner Immediately after the
services. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. Carnegie offered the unpretentious
community Of Neenah with less than
5000 people, $4,000 with which to build
library. He presumably sent the
town his blessings and reminded the
simple peasants that great oaks from
little acorns grow. WhereupOn the
women took a subscription paper about
town before breakfast (as it were) and
added $30, 600 to the amount, one family
turning in $4,000.
A Madison special says that Superin-
tendent c. ". B0wron Of the Inter
mediate reformatory at Green Bay, says
that yesterday he transferred George
WorthingEon, the young man who
robbed f0rmGl Governor Edward SEQ
fields house al 0e0ntO last spring, to
the state prison at Naupun. The pres
cence Of Worthingt0n at the TefOrma-
tory, superintendent BuWr0n says, was
detrimental to the other inmates and in
furious to the interests of the institu-
ti0n.
Last Saturdays issue Of the Water
town Daily Times closed the sixth year
Of It's regular week day visit to many
homes in our city, and its editor, for
casting the future anticipates further
success only through the same patient,
persistent work that has made our home
daily almost a household necessity.
Though Independent in politics in re-
serves the option Of criticising public
men and measures according to the
deeds done in the body and with special
reference to the best interests Of the
public. May you live long prosper"
f. E. Barnard, agent for James g. Ar
chic q Sons, pr0pTietOrS of the Water
town Monumental Works, closed a con-
tract, Monday, with Peter BinZei, the
| Ocon0mOWec brewer, for the erection Of
81, 700 monument, on the family lot in
La Belle cemetery. The design is quite
unique, consisting, in detail, of three
bases, die, plinth, cap and figure. The
height Of monument will be 19 feet, in
cluding female figure Of heroic size,
representing Faith leaning upon
wreath-twined anchor. The material
will be of Vermont gray granite. That
Archie q Sons have the contract is full
assurance that the work will be done in
the best style known to the craft, and
will conform in all particulars to the
terms Of the contract. The same frnl
have put up some of the finest monu-
ments now in La Belle cemetery.
AS the La Toilette faction seems de-
| termined to Ostracise every man who
does not sneeze when the governor takes
snuff, the easiest way to settle with them
is to get new governor Rice Lake
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