Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-03-06

candidate for the Democratic alder
manic nomination, Herman Dobbratz
having so announced himself
Failing to find relief from the
grip with old methods, | took Dr.
Tiles Pain Pills, Nervine and Nerve
ana liver Pills and WAS permanently
cure " Gust. Egan, Jackson, Mich
-Puny children with weak con-
stitutlOns can attain an unusual degree
of bodily and mental vigor by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea this month. Made
famous by the Madison Medicine
company. 80 cents. &. A. Gamm.
Thursday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. William !. Slight entertained
the members of the Order of Eastern
Star in their well known hospitable
style, at their pleasant country home
in the town Of Emmett. The guests
made mp a sleighing party and after
arriving at their destination enjoyed
several hours with cards and other
games. A splendid luncheon was
provided by the hostess.
of Elks which will shortly be insttut-
ed here held meeting Monday even
ing at Vauehan's shoe store for the
purpose of taking preliminary steps
toward organization. 1t is expected
tn at the lodge will be formally
] launched in about two weeks, when
Elks from neighboring lodges will be
Al Nl<~
charter membership is fortythree.
This is the way they look at the
early closing question at Columbus,
the item being taken from The Re-
publican of that city: columbus
business men will no longer go to
rOost with the chickens every evening,
the time when stores were TO close at
6 P. NJ. hdving expired. 1t is all very
pleasant for the business people and
J their help for a while, but it is no.
! ticed that all are glad when the time
10 keep open again has come"
Mrs. Theodore Kusel, who will
shortly remove with her husband to
Waukesha, where he will engage in
business, was guest of honor at a
party given bv her fellowmembers of
the Bon Ami club at the residence of
Mrs. Edward Sipp, 901 Milwaukee
street. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED in white and green. Those pres
ent we're Mesdame5 Ernst Kruger, G.
A. Gamm, George Koenig. A. j. Weis.
| w. j. Lee, Julia Adele, John q.
Gamm, Charles Vaughan, NJ. F. Blum
enfield, II. Thiessenhusen: Misses
! Emile Deubel and Lille Sehrt
The ladies of the Saturday club
have closed with the Electa Clifford
! Operate Concert COMPANY for an APP
pearance in this city. Monday, March
IS. Miss Electa Clifford. who is at
the head of the company. is one OF the
foremost sopranos of the younger
generation of American artists. She
is supported by Miss Ella Won Fursch,
violiniste; Sidney Biden, baritone, and
Harold Hammond, pianist. The en-
tire company has not only won the
highest praise in this country, but
each Individual has the unqualified
endorsement Of the European press.
The following taken from The
Madison Journal refers to the son of
| Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Lewis, of Pipers-
Vile: Edward +. Lewis, representa-
tive Of the Milwaukee-Alaska Mining
! Devo'"n,Hant company, has catered
the staGe university to take a short
course i civil engineering. He will
r7a = to iotG fol
il TIE company. which owns 1000
acres in the Cape Nome region. The
company will seek to induce young men
to go upon its lands to work the
claims. Each one will be required to
pay in $500 cash. MIR. Lewis is only
twenty two years Of age, yet has spent
three years in Alaska, at Dawson City
and at Nome. He will return about
the first o. May. His work in the
university is aimed to aid him 10 his
mining duties.
A large audience of representative
at the liquid air lecture and demon
stration given by Prof. j. Ernest
Woodland at Turner Opera house.
The entertainment was highly inter-
esting and Prof. Woodland handled
the subject IN very intelligent man
ner, showing himself to be thoroughly
posted and an adept at demonstrating.
The wonderful properties of liquid air
were brought out wildly, and though
the audience was without doubt con-
siderably mystifed, it was indeed a
dull person who could not gain some
Information and instruction from the
lecturer. Experiments too numerous
to mentien were given-5Ome Of them
truly startling. Prof. Woodland thinks
that the. principal value Of liquid air
lies along chem ical and scientific lines,
rather than as an agent of motive
power. Its cost of production is at
present too great to render it a sue
cessful competitor Of steam and cleo
tricty. For submarine boating, how
ever, he considers it the ideal and
logical power.
Night Was Her Terror.
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