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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-29
Notice of Dissolution.
D Whom it May Concern.

TO " NIFiy
The firm OF Wilbourne Brothers do
ing business on Beverly Avenue has
dissolved by mutual consent. W. R.
Wilhourne has retirrd from the firm
and r. A Wilbourne remains. The bust
ness will be run as before and all ac-
counts must be settled by the first day
of September
r. A. WLBoURN,
w. r. WILBoURN,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-29
A Card.

Having purchased on June 30th
the undertaking business of Simon
Garrison, corner of Peasants and
Chestnut streets opposite NJ. f.
church building, / shall with the
assistance of Arch NJ. Rice whose
services | have retained continue to
conduct the business at the old
stand, keeping constantly on hand
compile stock of funeral furnish
ings, steel and slate vaults, robes
slippers, etc, Both phones. l0l.
Respectfully,
w. S. TAYLOR.
--A--ss-s-
lie largest clearance sale Of Shoes
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
Town WatertoWn Items.

Jaehnke Creamery Co. paid an average
price OF $l.0l per cWt for Feb. milk.
VIM. Norton sold 80 acres of his farm
to Ii. Kruger for 1O5 dollars per acre.
Chas. Guenther, travelling agent for
the Dr.. Blair Medicine Co made his semi
annual rouni last week.
lie marc Jaeger is having his house
remode.ed, and an addition built on.
The storm Tuesday afternoon did con-
siderable damage in this section.
Henry Ostreich's an Otto Munzels'
Windmills were Lend d,wn to the
ground and nearly every where sheds
and other small buildings were blown
down. Several b, rns were unrouted ard
chimneys taken III.
The auction at John Gerbitz was well
attended, and all articles, implements
and farm stock hroughta a good price.
MIR. John Gerbitz leaves the 6 th of
My for Stuttgart, Arkansas, where he
his bought 24O acres Of land.
Mr.. c. Heyn returned last Sunday
evening from Arkansas. He has aisj
bought a stock OF land near E mira, Ark.
ansas Co. Arkansas. He speaks, of the
highest terms OF that locality. He says
Rye is nearley ripe ana the hay crop il
ready to cut ve.y socn. Oats are JUS
neaGlng out. New potat5es will soon b,
n the market. The prospects for a goot
hay crop are exceent. He says Mr.
GerbitZ can it oveI 200 tens Of fine ha,
off his l60 acre farm. The hay cost 500
per ton on board freight.
Or. E. Johns n has moved in his sun
mer home again i'll the town OF W at I
town.
The dry cold weather is retarding TIL
growth of grass and other Vegetation
What we are III neei Of is warm wealth
er and warm showers.
Beef and Pork are selling at presen
at the top If the notch. Several Of ou
farmers received as much $50 per CIV
for live hogs. Some farmeas sold thi
week for from 800 to 500 dollars wortl
Of hogs.
J. S. Taylor OF Beaver Dam called O.
| Frank Ii. Nolkman last week.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26

The farmhouse Of James Irvine, tfe.
urer of the town Ct Gale, Treiupealea
cOunty, was destroyed by fire Tuesda
All official papers together with 500
notes, were burned.
John Ellsworth died last week Frida
night at Ashland from injuries receive
by falling from rapidly moving pas
senGer train While walking from on
coach to another.
The town Of Kaukauna, Outagami
county has been divided by the count
board. The eastern subdivision Of th,
town is to be known as Kaukauna ant
the western subdivision as Vandenbroek
ID. Knitfin and wife, Old residents OF
the town Of Rubic0n, were discovered il
an unconscious condition in their home
! Monday morning as result Of asphyxi
| alton by cDai gas. They will recover
The price of wheat has raised 2 cents
during the w aek. President f. G. Wall
of the Milwaukee Board # Trade is re-
ported t. have said that in his opinion
wheat Will advance to the dollar mark.
The survivors Of the Fourteenth Reyi-
ment y lsc0nsin Infantry are to hold q
tennlrn at Amigo June IS. IS and %.
large attendance is anticipated and
the h spitab'e people Of Antlg0 arc max
ing ampe e preparations fer the enter
talnment Of the sold boys"
Word has been received at Erin of the
ieath at Manila If William !. Ca ahan. .
private i'll First United States rava'r,.
aiiahan left home year ago and when
heard from was fi-hting the Beers in
south Africa. He secured his realeae(
from The British army and sailed fo
san francisco where he enlisted il
re First cavalry. He was Is years OLD
DR.. Wiley, chief chemist of the depart
ment of agriculture saws substantially i,
4 report fled with the Secretary If the IN
frrl0r that the wonderful curative onali
ties Of the famous Hot Springs Of Ar
hansas are a myth and are faunde,
'argely OH droit advertising and faith.
Ike curative results will follow any hot
water treatment Of medical Treatment
similar to that afforded at Hot Springs
can be obtained.
Della Murphy, the negroes WHO
nade three attempts to end her
lie at West Superior. Tuesday m4sie
rhe fourth unsuccessful effort. She had
'een placed in the insane cage aa9
Icu tfNH, btg up belng rea ease.
tuesday morning from the straitiacFe.
he hung herself fr"u, thp coi'inr rf IL.
OF the room with the blanket. She tied
the biankeE to TIE tip Of the cage an
fhen around her neck, bearing down il
n effort t. ch"ke herself to death III,
3A'Ice We're watching her however, anc
auoht her in the act. She will be ex
mined as to her sanity. She continu-
ally cries for cigarettes.
NJ. r. NJ. Pc: ok the we'll known
grain dealer. Of Beaver Dam. diei Of
pnenmania Monday morning at his
home in that city aged 80 wears. Mr..
Peac 'ck was taken i'll about two weeks
igo, but nothing serious was Anticipated
It the time although his wife, who was
N California was sent for and arrived.
lie was well known in Dodge and F6nt
tin Lac counties owning and operating
eYators at Beaver Dam, RaiIeug Prairie
Iron Ridge, Ripen, Markesan, South By
ron, A Alwater Reeds Corners and Pickett.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26

Edward May spent Sunday in this city
Henry Bassinger Jr., is Milwaukee
visitor.
A. j. Whiting spent Sunday with his
family at Madison.
Charles Hilgendorf was visitor in
Milwaukee Sunday.
j. J. KilIian, of Milwaukee, spent Sun
day at his home here.
John Wetter, OF Milwaukee, spent Sun.
day at his home here.
Edwin Behling, of Fond du Lac, was in
the city over Sunday.
Jonas Hirsh, of Milwaukee, was in the
city Sunday and Monday.
Miss AIDA George, of Oconomowoc,
was visitor in the city Saturday.
William Smith, of Waukesha, was a
caller in the city last week Saturday
Prof A. Hagemann, Of Fort Atkinson
High school was in town last week Fri
day evening.
O. f. Schwemmer, wife and child, OF
Milwaukee, were Sunday visitors with
relatives here.
Mrs. William G. Prtzlaff is entertain
ing Mrs. Rudolph PritZiaff Of Mi waukee,
for a few days.
Attorney @. c. Hahn was a business
visitor in Milwaukee Tuesday and regist-
cred at the Kirby.
Miss Agnes Brooks, stenographer IN
the Milwaukee journal office Was a visit
or with relatives here.
Attorney Harlow Pease transacted
business in Milwaukee Tuesday and
registered at the PlankintOn.
F. j. Venie, cashier. Of the Bank Of
ReeseviiIe, was visitor to Watertown
Thursday. Mr.. Venie seems to be max
ing success in that bright little vii
lage.
Senator J. NJ. Whitehead and Mr.. A. E.
Mathes0n. of GAINESVILLE, called upon
pleased to welcome the senator and his
friend to our office. May the good sense
Of the citizens IF our state prevail and
John NJ. Whitehead be elected governor
Of our state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Miller, Of Horizon.
were guests of the gentlen ans bother
in-Iaw, W. ". Owens, and family during
the part Of the week just passed. Mr.
Miller is one of the best known If Dodge
county's citizens and as an efficient
member Of the county board has done his
full share in the successful manage
ment of county affairs.
Mr.. VIM. Trip,ett, a resident of the
town of Emmett and Watert0wn since
1916, was a welcome visitor to our office
Tuesday. The old gentleman is now in
his eightieth wear and his visits tn Wa
tertown are becoming more and more
infrequent. We were pleased to meet
aur old Dodge county friend and wish
him every earthly blessing to cheer his
old age.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
R. T. Hazelwood is Candidate,

Robert T. HaZe.wood, who has an
nounced his canGicy fer the Republican
nomination for state commissioner of
insurance, is a native of Wisconsin,
having been born on farm in Concord,
january, 8, 1869. He received the
ele. d e. OF his elucation in the
pubic schools OF his native town and
the city OF Oconom0w0e. He Afterwards
at.Gn ed ST. Johns Military Academy at
Delaheld WIS.,, and later graduated from
lhe Northern Indiana Normal school,
C. ming to Milwaukee in 1890 NJ Ha-
ze. wood entered the employ of the
Rnnde-Spence Misunderstanding company
ss i clerk, and rose to the positi n Of
cashier anu head b0Ol-keeper. III 1879,
III resigned his position in the office t.
travel for the hi Iii.
In January lo99, Mr.. Hazelwood aC-
yepted the position Of b0ok-keeper un;er
Iummiss iyner of Insurance Emil CLIO
iann. and i'll January, 1901, was pro-
.notei to deputy commissioner of insur.
ance, which position he holds at the pres
ent time.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
COMING! COMING! COMINGl
GOlllndr Bros. 4 SChulnanS
Two Big Shows United

GENUINE lrue Real Combination Two distinct Tented
nuws % now constituting NEW TRIPLE CIRCUS A SUPERB
' uoboM' "A COLOSSAL DOUBLE MENAGERIE and ROMAN
HlPoDROME, TWO BIG SHOWS exhibiting topeber ,o;nna
anic displays triple circus combining their mena
s INTO one BIG ZOO showing joined tents
Nc 60 rNr M rkle6 OF ADMISSIONi NOW TRULY THE GREAT
Es SHOW ON EARTH This year four times larger than
more new big features than all other most
animal feature genuine Vark Vark.
one ever in Europe America Duchess the largest
'e tnat preahes. Gomar & Scfumans pondeous Per
forming Elephants The Adair troupe OF acrobats
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
Farmingfon Items.
From our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

From our SPECIAL LCORRESPONRENT.
Walter VOetz and sisters Martha, lea
AMI Title, and Belle and Lee Hunger
ford. visited with Miss Alice Wilcox, Il
North Pennington Sunday Afternoon
Claude AItwise, of Pipersville, an,
daughter Bessie, spent Sunday Afternoon
with F. Nj. Phelps and family.
Mr.. F. Potter an old resident of this
place is very ill with typhoid pneumonia
at his daughters home in Oakland.
F. W. Bartlett and Otto Wolfgram went
to johnson Creek on business Friday
A numbef Of farmers are buying ba' 'ed
hay at johnson Creek, to feed their stCch
and waiting patiently for the grass tC
grow which is very slow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woifgram attended
surprise at Fred Pitzner's Saturday eve.
ming the occasion being the fifth ami
versary OF their marriage.
Herman Theike and wife are rejoicing
yer the arrival of a little daughter born
to them on April 13.
Mrs. Heinrich and little daughters
Esther and Gertrude, are visiting will
Mrs. John Wolfgram at the present writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nutting, went
to Oakland last week to visit relatives
MIR. c. Dunning and daughter Chloe
went to Chicago Thursday returning
Friday evening.
The farmers through this part OF thu
country are done with their seeding ant
commenced piOwing for corn.
Ralph Dunning is reported on the sicl
list with DR.. Kings, Of Concord, in at
tendance.
F. W. Bartlett and wife went to JOIN
son Creek today.
Frank Phelps and wife went to Con
I'll NJ inlay.
Mrs. L. Smith, of Watertown, is visit
ing with relatives AMI friends in tn,
vicinity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
Real E tate Transfers.
DO GE COUNTY.

DO GE COUNTY.
Richard Wiz ms and wife to C.. @.
Tohrv, lots and 2, block 1, Randolph,
$22Oo.
NJ Tin Wolinski to Race WoIinski,
u acres in WCs ford, 81.
Martin WollnSki and wife to Frank
N0linski. land in Westford, $500.
c. F. Bancroft and wife to Caroline
Koehler, lots in blOek II, city of Horizon,
s1g5c.
Mary Humphrey to Margaret Jones.
in block ), village Of Randolph, $220.
Town OF HustisfOrd to William Graun-
=" lots in block /, village of Hustisford,
$5O5.
uonry Schmi It to A. L. GrOotem0ot eft
i 81 acres III section 16, Fox Lake, 81.
Lawrence W. Bonner ct al to Charles
Neise. land in section 9. town of Lowell,
s6120.
bert ]. Whiting and wife to Johan-
IA BeichI, lots A, 5, and 8, block &, Beav-
II Dam, $3275.
William Pritchard ct al to Fred Et-
cheid, lots t. 7, and 8, block 5, Randolph
$500.
NJ. Wiser and wife to A. B. Chesak, par.
ce of laad in Rubiccn. $500.
Geor.e A. " Use to Peter Welch, 3 acres
OF land in Westford, 1851.
Maria Schultz to Michel Schultz, lot
in block A, Minnesota Junction, 81.
William Dietrich AMI wife to j. r.
Williams, lot 2, block 1, Randolph, $13OO
Ere Draeger and wife to Christian
| Vailed lot |, block /, Beaver Dam, ST.
Mrs. Anna Schendel and husband t,
William Hafemann, lots and Z, block
| %, Horizon, $575.
Ferdinand Paustian and wife to F
Paustian Milling Co., land in Mayville
$4,000.
Henry Waldeck to WiIhelmina Valid
eek, part lot 9, block rs, Beaver Dam, 81
Ernst Wal!enburg and wife to Ludwig
StrehlGw, lot I, and part lots 6 and Z
Minnesota Junction, 500.
S. l.. Sauerhering and wife to Rober
Langenbach, 1.23 acres in section %
Wi!iamstGWn, $S5.
Mary Wenz and husband to William
Acker, part lot ,, block IA, city of Beaver
Dam, $l150.
R. S. Richard and wife to Mae F. Wal
ker. let in Randolph, $500.
John F.Hensler and wife to Jacob La
buy. lots in Beaver Dam, $4,000.
Edward F. Schultz to Charles "
Schumacher, part Of lot 2, block IA
Beaver Dam, S40O.
Michael Gaffney to John and Franl
Gaffney, 12O acres in sections and 1C
town OF Portland, $500.
John D. O'Brien and wife to q. E. Mic
hoIs, so acres in sections 26and 27, West
ford, $3.50.
Emile Timm to Mary Goodwin, lots il
Beaver Dam, $3.50.
John Weiss and wife to Frand Rhol
niger, $50 acres in section 33, Herman
$I2,g60.
G. Burbach to Catherine Strondk, lot
block 2, Randolph, $210.
Anna Last and husband to Edward {
i inning, 1T II, beck s, Horiccn, $2ot
Bristol Nor ali c., to {. +. Meyer,
acre i'll Leroy, $50.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
BASE BALL.

The Third ward Badgers were defeated
by the 5. A. c. at hasela Saturday after
noon. score "A to 4.
The Y. A. A. G., have organized a base
ball team, and Will be kncwn as Water
town and will endeaytr to. hoid tEeir
title as the city champions for the co. :
ing season, as the team consists If A n
players. AT the meeting held at the
club rooms John Winterholter was
elected captain. They will open the
season with juneau at Washington park
Sunday ATri =. Admissi n fee 25 cents
les 10. Addres all ch Len eS t O. !.
araak man.,e., Watert wn Base Ball
team.
The team will not be able to turn ont
'feir new uniforms as the factory is
ushed and wi n't lie able to get them
nntii tie fist of Nav.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
miscellaneous.

There are tWenty-three cases Of small
poX in the city Of Menasha.
St. Margarets' guild mot with Mrs. T.
{. EgIln " ednesday afternoon.
The Saturday club met with Miss Mary
Chadwick Tuesday afternoon.
The sprinkling season which will cor
tinue six months began Monday.
Miss Minnie White, aged 20 wears. re-
siding at Elmo, took carbo!ic acid
and died in a few minutes.
it is rumored that the Illinois Central
nd VI iscansin Central are soUn to mere
into enc connecting road.
Frank r. Stockton, the well known
noveist died last Snndar at Washintun
of hem rrEage of the brain.II
William Cravin captured eight black
wolves near Calamine and received SSU
bounty money from Lafayette county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Biefeld are the
proud parents Of a baby boy which ar
rived at their home Tuesday morning.
Gearge P. Hambrecht, superintendent
Of schools at Grand Rapids for the past
seven years has resigned and will study
law.
Kenosha people were great sufferers
from the local drought last Sunday
For the first time in many years al
the saloons were closed.
A. C. Austin. superintendent Of tht
Winnebago county insane asylum wa:
exonerated last week Friday from charg
IS of cruelty and neglect.
Gretchen Henscliel. nine-year-ol,
La Crosse girl skipped the rope 10'
times Monday, complained Of a head
ache and died in few minutes.
/ ueolse T. Craft. formerly resident Q
EINi on, Int late years Of milwaukee,
led NJ n,.aJ al nis residence i'll Tie las
named city aged 62 Years.
William Naylor. farmer of the towl
If Mount Pleasant, Racine county. VIZ
!, giche, in the groin by horse last Meel
Friday and is MT expected to live.
. State Bank Examiner NJ. c. Bergl
Friday issued call ta the state ant
!, private banks for report of the c. nui
ton Of tIeir bus ness up to A. ,ril Is.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
v rite 10 prices and Circulars
in; ..ne ccutied Territory.
Eaton in South Dakota.

F. NJ. Eaten, Of Watertcwn, Wis. enc
Of the st. ck holders in the Globe Mining
company. arrived last Friday and has
been devoting his time visiting points
Of interest in the vicinity IT Lead and
renewing his acquaintance with w. E.
Cowan, an old-time friend. Nr. Eaten
is in the ice business at his home, but
has lateiJ becont interested in the
mining industry in the Hills. He Is
much impressed with the res 'vrees Of
this district and expresses himself de-
lighted with the Hospitality and good
fellowship of the people Lead tS. d.
Call.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses wer'
issued by the county clerk Of Jefferson
county during the past week:
April William Schr0edl, of AZat
an and Maggie Weber, of Pennington
April Edward GraesZel and Ida H
Hasten, both of Watert0wn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
bon1e Mews.

Rev. Paul Br0ckmann has been as
signed as chaplain to the military post
at Fort Sheridan.
See the baby lions with Gollmar Bros.
& Schumans big united shows at Water
town, Thursday May s.
Gollmar Bros. & SchGmans big
shows united will give an exhibition
here Thursday May s.
The Ohio River Packet "City Of Pitts
burg" burned Sunday morning and it is
reported that over fifty lives were lost.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are as
easy to use as soap. No muss or fai ures.
10 per package. Sold by Brennecke q
Bergman, 315 Main Street.
At sheriff safe Monday Valentine West
purchased two lots in the Sixth ward.
Consideration being 475. The lots were
owned by Henry Nowack.
Don't forget the grand free street pa
rade given by the GO!lmar Bros. 81 Schu-
mans big shows united at 1870 O'clock
a. III. at Watert0wn Thursday May s.
Duchess" the largest elephant in the
world, one of the many animal features
with Golmar Bros, and Schumans new
united shows at Watertown, Thursday
May s.
The third annual state convention of
the German war veterans will be held at
Plymouth June Z, and 9. Delegates
from all parts Of the state will be in at
tendance.
Miss Elsie D. Squires notified us by let
ter that an announcement made in the
Republican of the marriage of Mr.. Otto
PoiZin and herself is not true. We are
eiwfully sorry.
Mrs. Mary Sneere, 4i2 Clyman street,
has rooms for family to rent. 1t is a
most desireable location, handy to the
iepot, in good neighborhood and best
of landlords.
| Makes children, eat, sleep and grow.
Makes mother strong and vigorous
Makes healthy family. That's what
Rocky Mountain tea does. For sale 10y
Il. A. Gamm druggist.
/ live and let my brethren live
With all that's good with e.
Unto the poor, some cash | give,
The balance l give Rock, Noun
tain Tea.
A skat tournament was held at Ju
neau Sunday with representatives from
most of the cities in Dodge county. }
| E. Malone won first prize; Art ZanGers
Beaver Dam, second, A. Il. BuSsewitz
Juneau, third.
3ARGAINSl BARGAINSl BARGAINS
of every description, at the
MAMMOTH RUMMAGE SALE
III North Third street
Beginning May l3, and continuing
four days.
A genuine African vlack vark, tn
only one ever seen in Europe or Ameri
ca. the greatest animal feature ever Sc
cured by any show, to be seen at Coll
mar Bros. & Schumans combined show
at Watertown, Thursday May s.
The eminent Specialist can be con
suited at the hotel Commercial Wednes
day April 80. The doctor has a reputs
tiOn which he carefully guards, and
secure the confidence of his patients h
requires no money to commence trea
ment and makes no charge for the serv
: ces until the patient is cured.
Gollmar Bros. & Schumans circr
showed at this place Saturday to lare
audience. They have the best circus o
the ruad, the performance as whole b.
ing better than most circuses put u
This was their second visit to this pat
and they left a good Impress n e,.c
: time. -Shec.e'G Standard, Sheffield, Ii
At " atertoWn, Thursday May s.
The following scores were made SUI
: iay bv members of the Wateitown Gu
I club cut IF ii possible 25:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26

e. v Hocum John Willis, Senior Sorento Miss Maud Hocum
ana bbridge Sisters champion male female funny
Gowns brass and reed bands Troupes of athletes juggl
es contortionss aeass tumber leapers and gymnasts
ne simpson Family tatuary artists and hosts other famous
artists and performers The finest Lions America
s lgers Leopards, Hyenas Kangaroos Zebras
the GRAND FREE STREET PARADE every morning at 1920
CLOCK the most sumtuous beed daily
Doors open at and O'clock performance
ater GRAND FREE EXHIBITION the show grounds One
ticket admits to the big shows Will exhibit Watertown
Thursday May 8.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
A Nearly Fatal Runaway.

StHr+nd herribie ulcer on tie leg OF
]. i. Jrner, Franklin Grove, Ill.,, whicl
s!efied doctors and all remedies for f0nt
years. Then Bucklen's Arnica salvt
cured him. just DIS good for bnils
burns, bruises, cuts, corns, scalds, Skin
eruptions ami piles. % cents at I'll. L
Eberies drna atvie.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
Lieut-Governor Stones Condition.

The Lieutenant-G0vernOr's condition
Is practically unchanged as compared
with the last day or two but he is some
what weaker than he was a week ago
lie is less troubled with nausea and re-
talns his fCOd better. This is substanti
ally the statement Of his attending
this Friday afternoon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
Yields A Sharp Ak.

Millions marvel at tie multitude Of
maladies cut off by Or. Kings New Life
pills-the most distressing too. stomach,
liver and b. vel troubles dyspepsia. loss
of appetite, jaundiee. billiuusness, fever.
malaria, ali fall before these wonder
W rkers. % cents at H. 7. Eberle's drug
store.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26

Kidney trouDle.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart Is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
out now modern science proves that nearly
IL constitutional diseases have their begin
ing in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
y first doctoring your kidneys The mild
nd the extraordinary effect of DR.. Kilrner's
wamp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is
on realized. 1t stands the highest for It's
'onderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits EN
~ all druggists in fifty AZ: 3t:4l
ent and one-dollar siz-
IS. You may have a-sae::SE -1aS@SSzE
sample bottle by mail Homo Of swamp Rses-
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. klmes
& Co.. BinShamton. N. =.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26

ne kidneys AIc yout
blood purifiers. they fiji
ter out the waste or
impuritie: IN the blood.
If they ave sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains. aches andrheu-
matisn come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood. due to neglected