Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-09-13


half the regular rate on all roads, and
that helpers to the number allowed
each exhibitor by the fair managements
be passed with the man in charge. !"
This resolution was signed by seventy
five exhibitors of live stock.
When once liberated within YOUR
system, it produces most wonderful
effect. It's worth ones last dollar to
feel tue pleasure of life that comes by
taking Rocky Mountain Tea. Gamm's
drug store.
The Waukesha County Veterans AS
ISOLATION will hold it's annual meeting
at OconOmoWoc next Tuesday. A grand
welcome awaits the "bOys," if the WO-
mans Relief Corps of "Cooney" have
their way about the matter. In a help
full as we'll as in social way the mem
bers OF the OcOnOmOwOc w. R. G.. have
no superiOrs in Wisconsin.
Miss Libbie Holland of our city and
z. 1. MartensOn, Of Amigo were married
wednesday evening at ST. Bernard's
parsonage. The bride is one of the best
known OF Watertown's galaxy of bright
young women and we beg the privilege
OF extending best wishes for the happi-
ness and prosperity of the worthy couple.
Their home will be at Amigo.
The Watertown Lumber Company
seem to be extending it's trade area. A
good bill of lumber was sold Wednesday
to Waterloo parties. It really paws "tO
look around before closing lumber
contracts. The WatertOWn Lumber
Company will stand the test of compare
son IN quality and price. It also pays
to advertise in the Watertown Repubii-
can as it can afford to tell the truth
even if we never build barn.
Mr.. William Neuno and Miss Clara
Mayer, both of this city were married
Wedn esday evening in the st. Johns
Lutheran church. Rev. H. Eggers Officiat-
ing. A reception followed the ceremony.
The happy couple will begin housekeep-
ing at once at No. 8Of Jones street.
At the Republican county convention
held in Juneau Thursday. for the purpose
OF electlng delegates to the cOngressiOn-
al convention, 0. L. Wallace Of Waupun
was elected chairman and George Prem
tlss OF WatertOwn secretary. A COM
mittee was appointed TO select the dele
cation and when the report was referred
to the convention it met with general ap-
probation. The newly elected delegation
caucused shortly afterward, and ex-COn-
gresham Sauerherring was made chair
man, which was unexpected. The
congressional boom of Secretary of
State FrOehlich was given fresh impetus
when the resolutions were unanimously
adopted pledglng to him the support Of
the delegation. The resolutions also
referred favOrably to the congressional
record of S. S. Barney, who refuses to be
a candidate for denomination.
The resolutions adopted were as fol-
lows:
"Be it resolved by the Republicans of
Dodge county in convention assembled,
That we express our high appreciation
OF the able services of the Hon. S. S.
Barney Of Washington county as mem
Der of congress, and, whereas the Hon.
S. S. Barney has signifed his unalterable
decision that under no circumstances
will he be able to accept denomination,
be it
Resolved, That in the retirment of
the Hon. S. S. Barney the state suffers
the loss of the service of safe, able
and faithful man, and we deeply deplOre
the necessity which has led to this de-
cisiOn. Be it further resolved, That the
delegates from Dodge county be hereby
instructed to vote and to work for the
nomination as candidate for congress a
man in whom we all have the utmost
confidence, man tried and true in the
service of the state, under whose lead
ership we will all work with the as
surance of victory, the Hon. M. H.
FrOehllch OF Washington county.