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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06
InIied ConIederate Veteraas Reun

yniteo confederate veterans Reun
New Orleans May 9th to 22nd.
SEQ wiz sell round trip tickets for
10. Dates os sale May l6. IL, IS,
. duai return limit OF Nay 24th,
ing New orleans. By dep0siting
cts with joint agent at New Or
aud upon payment offee OF fifty
At time u depositsu extension
INIT viii be given plfchasexs to
New Orleans Up 20 and incMd-
June 18th.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06

Low rates by the Choctaw, Cklaho'
ma s. Gulf r. r., Crock Island Sys
em) for the National assembly OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, to
be held at Nashville, Tenn, May q
to 10Th. Full information from Geo.
II. Lee, G. P. A., Little Rock, Ark.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06
S. S. ASSOCIATION
Second Annual Convention w i'll Be
Held at Vinita.
FIRST SESSION.

2:00- Devotional Service. by Rev
James Stubbleneld, Yinita, Ind. Ter
2;3O--Address OF Welcome, lin be,
half OF the Sunday Schools, Churches
and City, by Rev. Randolph Cook
Rev. L c. Wolf, Rev. b. S e AEos,
Response, by W G = Hines, South
McAlester; Rev. H w Bowman Alton
Rev @ F Lippert, Claremore.
3;50-Appointment OF Committees,
by president.
3:45-Address, by Rev NJ L Butter,
Muskogee; Subject SIS the Sunday
School Devotional?"
4:l5-Address, by Rev w S Wiley,
Bacone; Subject, sour Fieid.'
SECOND SESSION.
Thursday Evening, May 14th.
7:30-Devotional Service, Martin w
Robertson OF Muskogee.
S:00-Address, by President A
Grant Evans.
Report OF Committee on nom
nations.
THIRD SESSION.
Friday Morning, May 18th.
900-Devotional Service.
9:3O-Address by Rev. Thos. Lain,
Muskogee, Subject. Equipment for
Service"
lO;oO-Address by Rev. A P George
St. Louis Mo-; Subject, Between the
Sunday School and Church.
10:30-Address by Mrs Mary Foster
Briner, Peoria, H.; Subject, Primary
Work
1l:Oo-Address by J H Enge, abb
lene Kan.
FOURTH SESSION.
Friday afternoon May 18th.
2:00-DevotioDa Service.
2:30-Address by ] H Engle. Abiline
Kan; Subject, How May Organized
Work Benefit the Local School?"
3:OO-Address by L L Allen, Pierce
City, Mo-, Subject, "House to House
Visitation and its Results"
3:30-Address by Hon. VIM. A Mel
ett, OF Muskogee Ind. Ter; subie
Decision Day -
4;0O-Address, by T w Kennedy, |
subject, Pastors Work 10
the Sunday School,
4:25-Reports and Pledges.
4:30-Address by DR.. L Haynes
Buxton, Oklahoma City Okla; subject,
The Teachers Meeting"
FIFTH SESSION.
Friday evening May 18th.
7:3O-Devotiona Service, by W S
Ambros, OF SOUTH McAlester, Indian
Ter.
s.0O-Address. by Rev. ] K Thomp-
on; subject, "The Book we Teach"
s:3O-Address by Granville Jones OF
Austin Texas: subject "The Pillars
( the Republic"
SIXTH SESSION.
Saturday morning, May 16th.
900 Devotional Services by J B
lsker, Wagner, Ind. Ter.
e:30-A Address by H E Baker, Ok
lul0ee; subject, 1.-THE Teachers ObIi-
ation.n
10:00-Three Minute Talks by Dele
ltes; subject; "Gather Up the Frag-
Ients."
Each school Will be entitled to two
so delegates for every one hundred
their enrolment. and full dele
ltion is to desired from every school {
the Indian Territory. Come help ,
= be helped. u
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-06

The Frisco System operates widevestipuie(
electric-liRhted trains. All cafe cars and dining
halls under the management OF Fred Harvey
Tlme OF trains at
vINITA. GOING WEST
Train 407, PASSENGER er................I2.05 .05 NJ
Train 400, Meteor ................... 1:1s a m
Train AL, Local ....... ......+..-.... l:25 m
GOING EAST
40e, Passenger. 49,. ........... 4 80 D m
Train 4l0 Worlds Fair Special. 49,. .12:41 n
Train 4l0, Local.. ..,..... los a m
" For detailed Information in reearG to
train service, rates. etc. apply 30
J. 9. LOVERN,
District Passenger Agent. Joplin. Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
Election Notice.

One Hundred and second street sf
Para avsnus
ne Tenth Election District bounded By anf within
East One Hundred ard Twertg-dfth street recono
me East One Hundred and IWenty-thif1 ss11e~ 49,
TIE EIes-nth Election District Is hounfef ~ snd
within East one Hundred ard Twenty hftn stre, rst
East Hundrefr ard Twenty fourth 1880
ard Second
me TEssth Erection Df-trict h0gnsed 81 and vessn
Harlem River East one fi8ufr-d and IEsnty- ~
street First avenue East one Hundred and TWENTY -
street. and Second
TIE Thirteenth EIeccon District bonded ~ ar
within East Ore H1nfre-I Twenty sxtl street Inr1
1ve1ue East one Hunt anf -eereIrn str-es
Second Essf One Hundred an9 Twenty afta ssrset
ard Lexington
The F1urt~snfA Election Dfst-i-t BOUNDED ~ snt
within Eas One HIn9-ed srf twenty nirtn street LIZ
inSton avenIa Ess One HndTef and Ewery 1ftn srres
ParS
The FIFE euth Election District bounded o- arr
within East One Hundred and Twenty nntr street Tnif
avenue. EAST one Hgnrsi and Teutysixsh strest sa
Lexington
IRE Sixteenth Election D.ssricr - bound-r ~ ard
Harlem River One Hfrfret
and Twenty seventh street One Hun
dred and TEenty-ninth street.. and Lexnst1n avenue
one Hundred Thirzy-rst street. Le<inx
ton East one Hundred and TTeutyninth street
a1f Fifth
rhs Elzh-ssrth Election District Is bofnGed ~ AMI
wifhn Eas one Hundred and Thrfv third street Asf-
avenue East H-n-@f ant Thir-y a-coud street
TarIa Lexington one Hundred ard
thirty frzr street. snd Fif-h avenue
The Nineteenth Election District iF ro1n1et y am
rttan Harlem Rive. Ore Uurd~e1 l1f Thirty
=eCond street Madison Erst ore H-ndr-S sz1
JOHN r. vOOEHIs
CHARLES b PACE.
JOHN MNCTIBF-
RrbOLPH g. p LLEa
October 9 1919. CONN sslore-. = E.---.-.-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
Notice of Summons.
rPRENIE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
against Cnsrles Petersen Ferdinand H~cat snd Minnie
Hecht wife. David HoeEser ana Julia Hcexter. his
xffe tTsorx@ TrIohn. BOEarr. Judah H0exte-.
RirE-h~r hoe rts Jetrrl-n Nschen Spier Adolpn
Defendant
plaintiffs. John O. DAVIS ktfsrn-y
s-s:s % Nsw-vc-k sar1ueI I.schuan Henry Lschnsn.
Norris r EGfn<er. Fre1erick Iscobi. seo
u NGrdeL E1ward Hllscu- dong business nnce-
The OF it4son patterson Srpt1ers
Is47~ FrirSch. Isf1- SchWarzA0pf and LYDIA Fri>d
berg Certain persons VINO unknown plaintiffs vino
% H0-a B0-nul -cessec. n
7-o~tzax.es devisees judgment creditors
ser-aries icfsufants Amended and s1pplenaentsl
Trial desired u lefN N'liily- ne aooN7
1arsF defendants hereby summoned
this action and %
plalE-tIs arrOrur~= within
% t1Is amended
u % service and %
your appear answer iudEnent VII b ta<er
szairs yo,l iefsult. IN relief demanded IA tas
Ds+e5 Nsv-T9Tk October u 1872
FETTRETCE. sILE-1fAN SFTBEL.
OHr-e and Postof-e Borough
Manhattan. Jew York
10 -re def-l ianrs judah Hoexcer- RicSchen
Jsttchen Mslchen Spier. Adolf HoeXer and Jane
Christian OF said defendant being Unknown
raf7rNg- -au-uel Larhua1 I=tcnuan Leo
N4rzg~r certain persons who Unknown 90 piantifs
who Boehrn deceased. n
there are above named
tavis@es. Judgment creditors
legal r.presentativss The amended
ne~-arrsI summons served UPON Qualification
order or tire Hon John Proctor Clarke.
Of The supreme Court or STATE Cf
AMENDED complaint Office o. q County
81 View Tcr5 the county court 10 In County
Dated New-T1rs. september %. 1893
FF-rrFtETffI- SIII[MAN SEyBEL.
fJ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
NEW YORK STPREaIE COr-RT- NEW


~ York C1un-v-I-'uis Stern Pian,fT. Morris
Berfustsfu. OreDrlT NJ
Tfershman Mary Hersh1lan. his wtf-. the
bai-g Acrfcious real unknown Wfndrau
Charles y Neither. John Well, Charles d Zsrweck
Morris 2 FfnKer Frederick JaCobi solomon Mandel
Edward A Ridley J. Ridley Alexander Jackson
Iatner The National Pa-k Bank New
lam Gas company. Dssid Morris Louis Bogner David
Michele Il and Louis Lanz-rts.
S.ea-s Richard : White ard Henry s orr. coraposin.
-ha SIN or John Q q Company Washington
-7ulic Press Brick Company. Tomas Graham. Angelo
AI-ier Michele Paiant1n!O, Anthony Ceb-eiH Oswald
Tsr0bL as IN Bankruptcy Of Israel Mayor.
work Mlris Light ConlDa American Whs-lzuaa
JvtIisr Hockey Defendants. To
ea,sr--- YOU hereby summoned com
rT.irt action and 20 copy OF
On rhe pafrtirs Attorneys within rrenry days
se-vs ~ this exclusive % day
-4 IN Or your failure
against YOU BY default Tor 10 r-i.ss de-
u1anded IN the complaint -
STrA SPOT PCfER. WEI. ESsCTiWE tfE q SCEALrEy
PIafn-f4"z Attorneys Once and P o. Address
Nassau Street. Ne< York cry.
To -he Defendant Elite WiEdI an The foregoing
served upon you BY publication
I.nt 10 an order John Proctor Clarke.
s5s I2r5 iav az June that tsy lied With A
COW 81 CorDlact IN the Office OF Clerk
York. the County Court a0us-
ave rS4ISh Of Manhattan. City and County u
v- in said original u which amended
ptaint originally fled herein On the t2th day OF
March. 1907
STT5A sROT-RCFFs. WE'LL. ESC-tfWE-CiE & SCFfArL-EK
A+.or-svs FOR pfaintfr. Orrre P o. Address No
fg9 Nassau Street New York CRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
Election Notice.


=. o. Hundred and Eighth street. Columbus
49, west Hundred and Seventh street Anlster-
-. avenue West Nne tsliloiee,
es- one Hundred and Fourth street ana
re Thrty-third tlecton Llis'r-o. = . ,ls
vsI v-sst cae Hundred ana Eighth street and Hud-
sss q 49, Election District IS bounded by and
,sr- wei Hundred and Al,irteefith seel te ilh
-t.a West ore Hundred and Tenth street, ana Man
ha.san --ve,., Election District bounded by and
~ orr Hundred and Thirteenth street Seve-th
VIM. ns wsss one Hundred and Tenth street and Eighth
sTssse -vl--sVth election District i- bounded by aid
ushfn west one Hunt7yq sas % $50 s,ss
ss.1e.-sb sycrue West one Hundred and Fourteenth
s'-ss. ---,s,rss Election district bounded by sni
-sfrr one Hlnarel ana 7.zeeli.n
ceSgi'3s rty1rth Election District bounded BY and
~ avenue " at one Hundred and Fifteenth stree
I'D - as r-,is6 Erection district bounded by ane
..ti- vest Huud-e7i and Seferteenth $50
49, west Oge Hundred and slzteensh street @''-
~ F--s-f-st Election District IS bounded y ,r 29e
.fn Nesf one Hundred sne Eisnlee.th $50 - 80
--ve IVES. Hundred and Se'enLeclli- s'1e1N "--e
c.ss'fss seSna Election district Is bounded ny ard
v,ts- West one Etuna-e, an - 4,v-s--ieth
SO. .-ssfS street zad Eghth syeuue- -. 49, -,
- r-g-ty-thrs Election District IS oliaea
- -v;cs, one Hundred end Twertieth street -.
49,. svenue one Hundred and ,.gfteentE
N TsFth Avenue. West one Hundred and Nine'eeaiA
Ne F5rrv-fourrh Esectgn District Is bounced os az
- vest one Hundred and Ty-e7tieth strer1 Man.
hsiiaS rrFtb nveaue West one Hundred and Eigh-
ss.--F street. and Amsterdam avenue. s-s A., -
!t vesf Onr Hundred and Nineteenth street Broad
~ Wet Ons hundred and Twentieth street Anaste.
can --iss sveruo Manhattan avenue Vest one Kun
- &C Tenth street.. and Hudson OF North river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
-wEvrY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

TIE FIRST Eo1 D,s,rst Is eouRaee by and E s,Tes
re n9rth az -. -,.-z -,-a--,s second avenue.
Fss Thiry-seyets street ane nc las see Q. -
Ire second Esc3r DssT,s is e21n Gee ~ t 39S I
-srSs 70 Eass river. East river East rhiTTy-elgal
80 EasS Thirty-eghth street 20 East Thirty-ni1ta
'ss s Eeoa Dsrist Is saanase by sP4 vii5P
- arc second avenue
ne Fou-th Election District Is bounded ~ sne T-s (.
ne pm Eiecsion District is bounded ty ard v-th!n
rsef F1rty-a-st street. second avenue East fo-e--
f'-ss en- TecSion DisjTict IS bounded BY and yan
- F5--y-sec0nd street second avenue East t5T'a
re seyeuj5 EIec0n Disriet bounded By and within
- - "a send avenue.
fe FF siecton District is bounded by and within
East Forty-third street. East River East ForseeoH-
s,7set and Third avenue 49,, -. $3.50 -, - -,.-5-
- ns-rH and south sides q East Fortyhfth street
ron L5gson ayST Taft = ~ street to East
r-tysrth street. East Forty second street AID Lex
Re Tenth Election District bounded BY sna within
So second avenue Third avenue. the west sl1e Z
sens sss,S Srs 1 1st H TS-y street ana Tire sas;
Sc q Thrd avenue East F0rry-hird street 70
46s Eievsalh Esasl5n Dlssris. IS bounded By ard
vn East Forryf1urth street. East river East Fl'
tsird street and Second avenue so 49,.
he IgeltSh E,sSi5s9 ~, "a VIZ az r,.2ia Es.s F5r-
sr, street Eass Forry-fourth street ana
7s Tirtssu-h Election District Is bounded 3, tZ ga. an
Svs1ue sron East Fortycta street % East
f--e.t and north and south sides of East
street from second avenue - lfrc avenue. 4l- ~
side = Thrd avenue from Las' orty l---l- Street
% Has; Forrv-siEth street. -
F1ur-eerrh Election LlsIrlcL Is De4i-1e1
--r.- East FortyeiElth street, west Ede q TRIO
rue fror- East Torty-sxth street = Fst Faryeigh.1
r-at -ra north and south siaes = Eas- Forty siAl
Third avenue Ia1-Ercn avenue and t1e
e. rs5e Lexington from East F1rt3-Ill-l
IRE rss-aer-h Election District 3 bounded By all
gh-h street. Second avenue, las-
r---.s.r-r street. end THIRD avenue.
--s zl.-ar-ta Elec-l-n District r. BOUNDED hE ard
--- 49, F----eicr-h street. East river East Forty
East E0r-y-ser elth street
no s~var-ea-tr Election District is bounded r. an
First EFHu-e. Eael 7ftt
-...-tt s--ae- and Second avenue
--.. ---lr--s Election District bounded By anl
M. Frr--=arHu5 street East river East Foris
.-H-t ---as- ard avenue
N--a+as-+h Election District Is bounded BY ara
-..- Tft--frr- street. First avenue Easr Forty
and second avenue
r7a--5s-t H-te--lor District IS bounded by and
Second avenue t-a-t
..-.srtrr street. and ThiTd avenue
-ra-tr-fr-r EEectlrn District = bou-led ~ ana
rero-r -t-=e-. Third avenue. LAST --t'-
...-. street, end Lex. nR-ar rvenue-
~-l--.-a.--7 District = bounced ana
r- ra- r.s.-.-r-s street Third avenue, East Flf--
r--ra'. and Lezlugton avenue - -. q
..Hr r1r- Tirr~-Er---f street Elrsi AFeile L----
Third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
Election Notice.


nel.' avenue. west one Hundred and Forty-seventh
lhe ahlry-seconG Election District "a bounded By
Nlt-n y est one Hundred and Fifty street
Aradhurst
The Tlirtythrd Election District Is bounded BY and
$3.50 west one Hundred and Ftfty-ffth street St
NleH9ias avenue. Convent avenue. We One Hundred
Ai.1 fl.Se'h street. and Hudson North river
lrfH fourth Election District and
NttHh Nest One Hundred and Fiftv-eighth street
- -aHl 4Feiae, West one Hundred Fffty-seventh
s-e larien river. West One Hundred and Flfty-Hfth
street ar1 Hudson North river
The thirty tftn Election District IS bounded BY and
--'- hundred street. Harlem
WI one Hundred and Fifty-seyeuth street.
-l--i1l Aftllt v ert One Hundred Fifty-eChth
49, -li Liudson or North
ne Eirty-sixt Election District IS bounded by and
VIM - est one Hundred and sxty-sxth street Harlem
Hudson o- North river ' me- $780,
- seventh Election District e bounded by and
- ~ -lile Hundred and Seventv-arst street
s-5 t5,5s, y - one Hundred and sizy-sixth street,
,.s eishh Election District IL bounded by and
one Hundred and Eighty FIST street FTar-
''ne hundred Sevenfv-drst street.
ana Hg.san or North river.
$3.50 ninth Election District bounded by and
y,e-4 o. street, Iyckrnsn street Harlem river
Nsr--h river. --i7ii'a lt-e street. ana HUDSON OF
I'm ,igtn Election District IS bounded Nv and with
Iru--,5 So. ~. creek Harlem river Dyckman
r. - ana Hudson North river
lrst Election District 81
e-.t - 1ne Hundre7 Tor-v-secrrf street Sev-
Elrsth avenue Il-l--t- ana Ecrtleth street ana
ne second Election District is bofl7se5 nv and
river, Le-CN Hundred
~ o''le'n street and Seventh avenue.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-21
At the Methodist Church.

Because of unexpected change in the
plan arranged for Union Evangelistic
services under leadership of DIR. E. j.
Baskerville, the meetings heretofore
announced have been postponed. The
services at the Methodist church last
Sunday morning and at the Concordia
Opera house in the evening were well
attended. All were highly pleased and
po ted. DR.. Baskerville is pleasant
and impressive speaker, a vigorous
thinker and fearless exponent of Cos
pei truth. All present at the services
on Sunday deeply regretted the discon-
tinuance of the meeting.
Services at the Methodist church on
Sunday at the usual hours Sunday
school at 10 o'clock, preaching at l a,
m. Class meeting at twelve Young
Peoples meeting at $50. Preaching
at 1880. Mrs. Bullock will preach in
the evening. A cordial welcome to
all.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-21
Celebrate Silver Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Huebe, living OK,
about four miles on the North road
celebrated their 25th Wedding ann1.
versary on Tuesday evening in the
company of a large number of friends.
A bus load from this city drove out al
l O'Clock in the afternoon and remain
ed throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huebe proved to be
royal entertainers and every one prs.
sent enjoyed irstclass afternoon and
evening. Refreshments were served 10
an elaborate manner and social pastimes
OF various description were enjoyed
In the evening an impromptu ball room
was fitted up in the barn and to the
music of an accordion the young people
enjoyed the Light fantastic.
The host and hostess were the recip-
tents of a number of valuable presents,
notable among which was a gold-lined
silver tea set, presented by Watertowu
friends.
The company staid until late houx
and departed wishing Mr.. and Mrs,
Huebe many more such enjoyable oc.
casions.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-21
Caused Considerable Amusement

A monkey belonging to Seibel Bros.
pony and dog show created quite a
little amusement for pupils at the
High school building and residents
adjacent to the training quarters in
North Eighth street Thursday morning.
Casey with it's mate escaped from a
barn basement where they are kept
but the latter was rescued before it
reached the street. ''Casey" however
made good his escape and took up
quarters in one of the trees in the
school house yard nearby. He refused
all tempting offers TO come down and
evidently enjoyed his protected posit-
ion until a number of boys with the
aid of long ladder drove him from
his perch. He nimbly jumped from
branch to branch and from tree to tree
until he was finally cornered when he
leaped to the ground, a distance of
twenty feet and was driven to the
training quarters where he was capt
ured. La the meantime a large crowd
was present to watch the proceedings,
which Casey evidently enjoyed. The
animal is Sc inches high when on his
launches ana is yet comparatively in
his wild condition. 1t required rs
minutes time and assistance of half a
dozen persons to secure him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-21
Firemen Elect Omcers.

The annual meeting of the Water
town fire department for the election
of chief, assistant chief and four fire
wardens was called to order at the city
hall Monday night by Vice President
Edward Boyne in the absence of Presi-
dent M. Hurtubise who removed from
the city, Secretary Gus Gloger kept
the minutes.
AS there was no opposition to the re-
election of George P. Gates for chief
of the department he was elected by
acclamation. For assistant chief John
Kehr was candidate and secured 4e
votes out of 80 cast. The retiring as.
sistant chief is Albert Borchardt of the
No. 2 company. The newly elected
assistant belongs to Hook and Ladder
Co. No. 1. The old fire wardens were
again elected as follows: First and
seventh wards, Edward Rimested; Sec
ond and Sixth wards, John Guetzlaff
Third and Fourth wards, Fred Harsh
Fifth ward Louis Schultz.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-21
The Lewis q Clark Centennial at
Portland, Ore, 1905.

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Wiseon.
sin Press Association,
l wish to call your attention to the
Lewis & Clark Centennial which will
be celebrated in Portland, Oregon. in
1905. Iregard this as the most ime
portant event to the United States ir
the 10Th Century, because it secured
to US the territory from the Rocky
Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. The
trappers of the Hudson Bay Co. ha0
then penetrated to the Columbia river,
and Lewis q Clark found many
articles of white mems manufacture
among the Indians. Our title to the
Pacific Coast rests on two important
events, viz: the first was Capt. Gray's
visit to the Columbia river in his good
ship Columbia. - in 1898. although he
did not take formal possession of the
country; the second was the expedition
sent out by President Jefferson in 1905.
which went up the Missouri, crossed
the Rocky Mountains to the head
waters of the Columbia and followed
that river down to the Pacific Ocean.
where they spent the following winter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-21
SUED FOR DAMAGES
Unexpected Turn in the
Uhlman Case.
Ida Uhlman Has Commenced Suit
Against Her Father for Heavy
Damages.

A surprising turn has taken in the
case of Albert Uhlman, of the town of
Lebanon, Dodge County, who is
charged with the attempted murder
of his daughter, Ida Uhlman. Mis- S
Uhlman has brought action against her
father for 500 damages for injuries
received in the alleged attempt to murd-
er her. The summons and complaint
IN the action was served upon the de-
fendant last week Monday. Since the
shooting took place last August there
has been much doubt among the people
as to whether Miss Uhlman would
testify against her father, which has
been set at rest by the action for dam
ages commenced by her in the circuit
court. The young lady has not re-
sided with her father for some time
and is at present employed in the
home of S. M. Randall, of Lebanon.
The complaint demands Judgment
against the defendant and iu favor of
the plaintiff for $4,000 damages.
Judge H. w. Lamoreux. of Beave r
Dam, is her attorney in the case.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-21
A Great Offer.

All Of our readers who are interested
In farming or gardening should read
our unprecedented offer in this issue.
We have perfected arrangements with
the Farmers Sentinel of Milwaukee so
that we are enabled to give the Republi-
can, the Farmers Sentinel and book of
500 pages on Practical Farming" and
Gardening at the small sum Of $500.
This book alone is worth $500 and con-
tains 500 pages Of information by the
best authorities. It is illustrated with
200 half-tone plates. The Frrmers'
Sentinel is well known farm paper
and is Of the very best, devoted exclu-
slvely to matters of interest to farmers
The Republican does not take a back
seat in the matter of news so every new
subscriber who pays $500 in advance is
getting large value for his money.
This offer hOuld be taken advantage
of it as it will only hold good for a linn
tied time. For full particulars read
advertisement on last page.
Basket Ball.
The Jefferson and Watertown High
school basket ball teams will play at
Turner opera house this evening. Both
teams are in good condition and a fast
game is expected.