Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-07-13
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Take your Sunday dinners at the New
Sunday.
Frank Tennien of Reesev,Ie is after
the Democratic nomination for sheriff
of Dodge county.
Who has tomato or other vines they
want to hold up. We have the vine.
The Central Trading Co.
Persons wishing hunting licenses for
the coming seasan can procure the same
at Dr.. A. H. Harywig's Office.
The piers supporting Main street
bridge which were damaged by the ice
last spring are being repaired.
William J. Weber has been elected as
director of the Watertown Liederkranz,
a position which Mr.. Weber is we'll quail
fed to fill.
The monthly stock fair on Tuesday
was not we'll attended, the farmers being
busy at haying and other work at this
time of the year.
When bilious take Chamber.ain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
Chas. A. Gamm, Brennecke e Bergman
and Ii. T. Eberle.
II. A. cache has been appointed as
postmaster at Juneau, to succeed Thorn
as HI. Sexton, whose term of four
years will expire on July 10.
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western Creamerymen's Mutual File In
surance Company was held at the City
Hall in Juneau on Monday, July II.
Cheer up don't be down hearted just
do your trading with us and you will
save enough in two weeks so you can
take that vacation. The Central Trading
Co.
DO YOU know you cant afford to trade
at credit store you are paving 10 per
cent on some other persons goods try us
and be convinced. The Central Trading
Co.
Charles Griswod, Jr., has purchased
the residence property owned by Sarah
CoWan i'll North Monroe street, through
special guardian Emil Tanck. The con-
sideratiOn was 1910.
Small waists are no longer in STYLE
It's the round plump waists that con
by taking RI cIy Mountain Tea that's
all the so. So cents Tea or tablet form.
Chas. A. Gamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Gahlmann we
serna led at their home in Western ave-
nue. Friday evening by the Strambengel
Bowling club and were presented with
! handsome chair.
Mary ha a little lal
Whose face was fair to see,
Because each night he hal a drink
Of Rocky Mountain Tea.
Chas. A. Gamm.
Eighteen saloon keepers have applied
for license to conduct saloons at Jeffer-
son for the coming year. All the former
ones, excepting three, applied and were
granted the license. The three going
out are John Stephan, JOS. Kraemer and
VIM. LOffhagen.
Constipation, headache, backache, feel
mean, no appetite. all run down. Ho-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will make |
you we'll and keep you we'll. Money back
If it fails. 80 cents. Tea or tablet form.
Chas. A. Gamm.
The 6. B. Lewis company is erecting
q n n
Water street. The new structure will |
be of frame with brick foundation, two
stories high and 60x40 feet. Increasing
business made the improvement neces-
sary.
Members of the Turner society and |
TivoH Island band spent Sunday at
KniespePs grove. The boys marched
the distance in the morning, but re-
turned by team. They report a very
COOL time. The weather was excellent |
for days outing.
Members of the Degree Of Honor lodge
enjoyed days outing at Lake Mills
Sunday. They drove to Rock Lake in
the early morning hours and enjoyed the
trip through the country immensely. A
basket luncheon and a tour of the lake
were features Of the days amusement.
Roosevelt the gold Repub lican or Parl :
er the gold Democrat will be president.
SO ii you happened to have little loose
silver or few green backs that you want
| to oct rid Of c0ma in opd coo yUbat q lot |
OF goods we will give for them. The
Central Trading Co.
Herman Weichert has purchased the
brick store building at 2O6 First street
owned by the William Creuz estate and
occupied by Frank Gritzner as a saloon.
The consideration was $4,000. Mr..