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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20
PIXIES PEAK CENTENARY.
Colorado to Celebrate the Hundredth Anni'
yersary Of It's Discovery.

Zebulon Montgomery Pike discovered the
peak In the lockies which bears his name on
November Is, 1900. In the fall Of this year
the people Of Colorado will celebrate the
tooth anniversary Of this discovery, at
Colorado Springs. The celebration will be
In the last week In So ptember. that month
having boon selected because weather
conditions will be moro attractive than
later.
Western people zee q peculiar fitness in the
D roposed celebration. The peak is con-
sidered typical OF the country and the people
surrounding It. 1t recalls generations OF
courageous pioneers who settled a terri
tory Offering stubborn resistars' TO the
advance OF civilization.
Zebulon Pike and his associate explorers
conquered in spite Of hardships. With a
handful Of follow travellers he started from
81. Louis On July II, 1908, for the unknown
lands OF the " est. Savage tribes Of Indians
roamed tho plains, warning on the whites
and against one another. 1t wal four
months after the start was made that the
great white peak was sighted and twelve
dars alter the base was reached,
on reaching the mountains storms were
encountered and food became scarce; The
clothing OF tho men a. worn to shreds.
1t was inadequate to keep. out the freezing
air. When Pike and throc 81 hismen climbed
an adjoining mountain 30 view the peak
they were clad In .ovcralls, without under
clothing or storkings; Their boots were
worn through, admitting freely the SNOW
and stones.
Snow on top Of the mountain was four
feet deep aud the temperature was six
degrees below zero. The climb occurred
two days, the intervening night Icing
spent In a cavo, without food or water.
After this experience came others equally
trying.
The little party was finally captured by
Spanish soldiers at a point near where
Trinidad, Col, now stands.
Had Pike not been a soldier he doubtless
would have remained with the venturesome
spirits constituting the earliest Pioneers
in the West. Even his dramatic death, a
General at the age Of "a, leading the Amer
ican forces in an attack upon the British
at York, Canada, does not ~overshadow his
achievement in blazing the first trail to the
Rockies.
His life was governed by the messages
10 his son that were found on his body.
sPreserve. your honor free from blemish,'
and BE always ready to die for your coup-
try. he wrote for the boys, guiSapce In
life, bis own career e~sefnpafytss both.
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CEREALS-Best white Gran
ulated Hominy, S.lb. cotton
bags. elsewhere, Isc.. our price,
lac; 24i1-lb. bags ......,.5 sc
Yellow Meal. Granulated, 10
Id. bag. this sale 1sc
Extra Quality Head Rice.
5.lb. bags zoe; lob. bags.
soc; 50-lb. bags ,..,..., S2.62
Finest Carolina Whole Head
Rice, the best quality grown
ID. cartons, lie; 5'lb. cotton
bags. dc; 10 10. cotton bags.
zee; 50 III. bags ..... 1914
Best white Granulated farlna
lib. cartons. &c.; dozen. &c;
5 ID. cotton bags ........ use
Chester Barley. large. per
feet grain, pound cartons, &c.
each: dozen. SIC; 5.lb. cotton
bags. Observation-Disclosures. IdC
Leon MArceau Brand Maca.
roni and Spaghetti, Nermicclll
and Italian Letters: pound car
tons, 12c,i dozen. tt.35i Is.
ID. boxes ........,,..,..' S1.eS
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Brand. rich
full Favored and fragrant bean
or granulAted, fresh roasted ;
lib. cartons, regularly 2oc',
6peClal .,.........,,..,,.,,toC
5.lb. cartons, regularly gtc.,
special ........,.,,..,..,.s csc
Mac,''s Best" Coffee Genuine
Old Mandhcling Java and Ara
bian Mocha sold only In pound
tlns-bcan. granulated or pull
verified nothing inner grown
price, per pound ......,..', Ase
TEA-Llly white chop. tea.
formosa Oolong, English Break
fast, Ceylon, Young Hyson,
Japan, Gunpowder and Mixed;
our regular price, csc. q pound;
special this sale. Sec. a ID: o
10. caddy. 81. 90; lo-lo. caddy,
Pekin Chop Tea-Formosa
oolong. English Breakfast and
lib. carton, regular price, 2te.;
for this sale .......,...:,...,18c
BIB. caddy, regular price
Si.lt; for this sale. .........e4 &c
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PORCH SUITES. hard maple frames,
v~eathered green finish; consisting OF
sofa, arm chair and arm rocker, with high
backs, deep, roomy seats; seats and backs
covered with grass mating; high round
ed arms sofa, S7.74;arm chair, S4.34;
As above, finished in red, with glazed
caned seats and backs; sofa, $9.24;
arm chair S4.96; arm rocker g.. S5.49
PORCH ARM CHAIRS, extra heavy
hard maple frames, heavy backs; deep.
roomy, double-woven cane seats. broad
arms. :. 1854
SIDE CHAIRS, same as above 1924
wOMEN'S EASY SEWING or
NURSES ROCKERS, to match
woMEN's SEWING or NURSES
ROCKERS, reed and splint seats, Stat and
spindle backs. 69c., 74c., 19c. -. Sac
EASY PORCHCHAlRS, double woven
reed seats and backs. broad arms S2.79
EASY PORCH ROCKERS, double
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ApricotS. IcSSamlne Brand.
can "9c.; dozen .,...., $3.50
TOMATOES.
"JeSSamInc" brand. best DUAL
ity, red ripe Jersey stock can.
1lc.s dozen ...|..r.,.,..t 81: 20
American Beauty" Brand,
extra large cans, highest Sclcc-
ton OF whole Jersey fruit can,
l3c.; dozen ,.......,..., SI.S3
"JcSsamine" Brand Corn, pcr
can, &C.; dozen ..,.... O2c
Lily White" Brand Corn.
per can, IOc. dozen cans &I.I4
American Beauty" Brand
Corn, per can, Re: dozen cans
SI.33
"JcSsamlne" Brand Extra
Slhed Early June Peas. can, I &c.
NOZen cans ...,,..... .tl.51
Lily White" Rand Home
stead Peas, can. nee; dozen
Sl,Sl
"JcSsamine"Btand Sugar Peas,
can, lac; dozen Si.5s
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Porch and Lawn Furniture.

Wove reed high backs and seats. full
hi Oh arms. . . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SS'oS
REED AND RATTAN ROCKERS,
high backs; deep, roomy seats, full high
arm and roll edge. ..,....... .SE.49
HAND MADE WILLOW ARM
CHAIRS, high curved backs and arms;
deep, roomy seats; with denim cushions;
complete. ....... S4'o5
ROCKERS TO match above 8f.9S
ROCKERS. weathered oak, high back
full high arms, imitation leather seats,
500
ROCKERS, w~eathered oak, high STAT
backs, broad arms, slat seats SE,79
ROCKERS, weathered oak, high Stat
backs, full high arms, spring upholstered
seats covered with red imitation leather,
$3.50
ROCKERS. weathered oak, extra
heavy frames, high Stat backs, full broad
arms, spring seats covered with imitation
ROCKERS, solid quartered oak, wealth
cred finish; high broad backs, with gem
uine Spanish leather cushions: deep.
roomy seats. ,......
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Macy Grocery Specials
Mail Orders
Promptly
Filled.

a,nC ~, The season for appetzing salads brings a doubled de-
OLIVE Oil mand for Olive OIL To meet it we offer the celebrated brand
OF oil nj u D by Leon Marceau ct Gle, of France, of whom we are sole agents in
New York, This is a absolutely pure oil of the highest grade yet it costs ever
less than the inferior grades command elsewhere
= pint bottle. 22si dozeR. s2B!, pint BEETLE. 49, dozen, s4,19; quart toule,
swlns Premium Smoked Beef Tongues selected. Al large perfect o x Tongues
Armours English cured White Label" Bacon; sold by others at zoe h.. or price for
Huntley& Palmer English Biscuit Another shipment of ncw varieties put Up in half
&c eabc dozen .... 92c
Petit Beure. Fruit, Ginger Nuts and Table. 1Oc each; dozen ,,,.,., Sis
Trims s oTioET Teas betsa and Champagne WaferG each lDc; dozen $217
Our celebrated Red Star" Brand Fruit Syrups-Raspberry. Strawberry. Lemon,
Orange, Vanilla Pineapple and Item other popular svUf guaranteed absolutely Tm
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enviado por mi hermano pretendfa eDga-
farme:
Llegu6 mi casa y recomend6 al porte
ro que cuando viniese las cuatro de la
tarde dicho suieto, que, como va ha dicho
la prensa, Sc llama Jose Maria Pts Con
zalez, no lie permitiera subir mi casa.
Cuando lego, baj6 20 al portal. LIE pre-
gunt6 81 tenfa algdn inconvenience en-
acompaharme al Gobierno civil. y como
me dijera que no, ALI nos dirigimos.
Por el camino me ensef6 otra carta de
mi hermano, la que no habfa hecho has
ia entonces la menor alusi0n, dandole
cuenta 4 jose Maria Pts de 10 ocurrido, y
otra de los salteadores advirti6ndole que
al llevar ell rescate debfa ponerse al cuello
uu pnnuelo de seda blanco, que, por cier-
to, va tenfa puesto.
liable con ell gobernador. LIE ADVERT de
mis- sospechas, y Ell gobernador me pidi6
la carta escrita por mi hermano.
No la llevaba; pero entregue al Sr. Ruiz
Jimenez los 10000 duros en- billetes. Me
acompafi6 hasta mi casa un teniente de Sc
guridad, antes de salir del Gobierno,
Jose Maria Pts me dijo:
-SPero Sc va usted? Como voy 4 ir
despu6s su casa recoger ell dinero, 81 no
conozco las Gales? Me puedo extraviar.
No tenga usted cuidado-le contest6
q Jose Maria. Ell dinero va esta deposit
tado dentro de POGO 10 recibiran los Sc
cuestradores de mi hermano
Pocas horas despu6s de Ilegar mi casa,
recibf un telegrama de mi hermano dici6n-
dome que Sc habfa escapado de manos de
los secuestradores y que Sc encontraba en-
la Carolina.
Al dia siguiente me llam6 Ell goberna-
dor y me devolvi6 los 10000 duros que le
dej6 en- dep6sito, entregandomelos en- Ell
mismo sobre en- que 20 Sc los df.
Uno de los amigos del sefior Figueroa
ha recibido carta de este, explicandole de-
TALES del secuestro.
Segdn dicha carta, pas6 don Iguacio Gin
cuenta y cuatro horas sin conner en- ell inte-
rior de un profundo subterraneo, en- 81 que
el secuestrado no podfa poners9 de pie por
10 baja de techo que era su zelda.
al asegurar el senior Figueroa sus
aprehensores que ell dinero no llegarfa
poder de aqu6lloE, contestaban con bromas
e ironfas
Vi6ndose desfallecido el sefior Figueroa,
y creyendo que iba morirse, suplic6 a
los bandidos que no deasen insepulto su
cadaver.
Estos le aseguraron que, con las precau-
clones debidas, darfan conocimiento de su
muerte q las autoridades de Jaen para que
Sc incautasen del cadaver.
La noche que sucedi6 la en- que tuvo
lugar esta conversation, fue cuando don Ig-
nacio Figueroa consigui6 escaparse de su
carcel.
Para clio tuyo que saltar trabajosamen-
to por encima de dos bandidos salir por
la estrecha boca del subterraneo, despu6s
de mil esfuerzos, Ia cueva superior, des-
de donde gan6 la ralida.
AL escapar de ia cueva echo todo CO.
rrer a campo traviesa, ,encontrandose 4 unos
pastoTes.
Los pastores lie dieron leche 10 acom-
panaron a La Carolina, donde Sc encuen-
ira actualmente muy enfermo sin poder
levantarse de Ia CANA, por efecto del susie
sufrido y de la falta de alimentaci6n du-
rante los dfas que ha estado sucuestrado.
Los Becuestradcres estaban armados de
punales ''retaeos' permanecieron todo
ell tempo enmascarados.
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OzOmuISiOn

Els possible hacerse immune; es decir,
puede Vd. fortalecer su naturaleza de tai
manera que al parasitic le sera impossible
establecerse en- su cuerpo. Uno de los in
gredientes de la OZOMULSION es el
GUAYACOL, y 81 el parasite Sc encuen-
ira va en- sus intestinos, esta droga 10 ma
tara 8 le hara huir.
La Ozomulsion es Ell centinela que la
naturaleza ha puesto de guardia delante
de los portales de la salud para prevenir
la mala acci6n del parasitic
La Ozomulsion alimenta Ell cuerpo aI-
menta la resistencia nerviosa.
Pero aunque la OZOMULSION (pre-
parade que Sc encuentra de venta en- todas
las farmacias y boticas de la Isla de Puer-
to Rico) es Ell agente curative preferido
de los m6dicos para los ANEMICOS, tam
bi6n La recetan constantemente para La Ii
sis, Pulmonfa, Catarros, Bronquitis, La
Grippe, Escr6fula y para todas las enfer-
medades extenuantes de los j6venes y los
ancianos.
Frasco Grande de muestra Gratis, en-
viando su nombrs y direction Ia
0zOmuIsiOn Company.
SO Pine Stret, New York.
Sc Halla de Venta en- todas las farm
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In the United States District Court
for Porto Rico.
Notice to the creditors Of the Gaia de AhOrOs
de Ia Villa de Ponce.

Robert A. Miller, Special Master il
the case Of Norberto Castaing ct al. VS..
Ernesto Moringlan ct al, hereby give
notice to all those who have claims as ere
ditors Of the Gaia de Ahorros de la Villa
de Ponce, that the said Court on the elev-
enth day Of January 1906 entered in the
said case the following order, to wit:
Upon motion of Charles M. Boerman,
solicitor for the complainants it is hereby
ordered.
That a notice be published twice month
during three months in the newspapers
Aguila Of Pouce land Correspondence at
San Juan advertising and calling upon all
the creditors of the Gaia de Ahorros de la
Villa de Ponce to present proofs of their
claim within one mouth after the date of
the last advertisement, and that if they do
not present any up to that date a distribu-
ton of the dividends proportionately bet
ween the creditors who have presented their
claims will take place. It is further or
dered that tbe. money collected by the Spe-
ciaI Master be deposited in the Registry Of
this Court to be paid out on warrants
issued by the Special Master, excepting
the attorneys fee heretofore allowed by this
Court to Charles NJ Boerman, which may
be paid by the Clerk of this Court to him
without any further warrant.
And by virtue Of said order all creditors
have to present their proofs Of claim within
the time specified in said order to me the
Special Master in these proceedings at my
residence at the City Of Ponce, and the
creditors are especially notified that one
month after the last publication of this
notice distribution Of dividends proper
tionately between the creditors only who
have presented their proofs ofclaim by that
time will take place.
ROBERT A. MILLER,
Special Master.
CHARLES NJ BoERMAN,
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ANE. NJ | A
La 0zOmuIsiOn Destuira eI Parasitic
que Causa la COndiCiOn Anenica.
De tres Cuartas Parties de la PobIaciOn
De PuertO-RiGO

En- Ell t1ltimo manifesto de la comisi6n
organizada por ell Gobierno de Puerto
Rico para la Suppression de la Anemia,
consta que ''mas de 100000 de su 1 mi
Hon de habitantes Sc encuentran infestados
de este parasitic, y que la infection Sc es-
ta aumentando diariamente.
Debido a la acci6n del parasitic Sc en-.
cuentra mucha Anemia en- todos los paisea
tr6picos, pero en- ninguno de ellos Sc sufre
tan gran perdida de vida por esta causa
como en- Puerto Rico.
La Uncinaria es un parasitic MICROSCOPE.
co que Sc introduce en- los lntestiros del in.
dividuo, zapando las fuerzas de su vfcti.
ma. Su prole Sc pega los pies desnudos
de los trabajadores, introduciendose poi
la piel, Sc establece en- los intestinos de su
nueva vfctima. ST le es impossible intro.
ducirse en- el cuerpo humane, muere sin
procrear.
Els possible detener Ell progreso de este
parasitic en- su camino hacia los intestinof
del hombre?
Sill
Como? Tomando la
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Solicitor.

lGRAN REALIZACIoN!- En- La
Villa de Madrid Sc han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars el traje. Millionaire
de hilo y de algod6n; pafo de billar fran,
c6s, camisetas de crepe, g6neros de hilo,
encajes, tiras bordadas, trajes bordados; d.
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elasticotina para frac
smoking.
La Villa de Madrid es la tienda don
de acuden las personals de gusto. San
Francisco 81. Tel6fono 273. Apartado
764. San Juan, P. r.
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La POLITlCA
De MEMANIA.
ExagsraGlOnes pan germanistas.
e vsrdadero peasanIento Del KaIser.

Un redactor especial de 81 Echo de
Paris" ha celebrado en- Berlin, en- los pa
sillos del Reistchtag, dos interviews, una
de elias con el jefe del pangermanismo
ReventloW, 81 cual ha dicho:
'tAIemania necesita de todas las costas
de Marruecos, como parte importante del
ideal pangermanista, que consiste en- tener
en- el mundo el exclusivismo de los puer.
tos; gobernar ell Austria por un principe
aleman, afiadir al imperio aleman Hun
grfa, Bohemia, Trieste, B6lgica, Holanda,
Luxemburgo, el Brasil y Ia Mesopotamia
Contrastando con estas exageraciones
de los pangermanistas, el principe d Arem-
berg, que es un espfritu reE osado y como
cedor de las aspiraciones del kaiser, del
que es amigo particular fntimo del can-
ciller Bulow, ha rehejado tai vez, hablan-
DO con ell mismo periodista, las verdaderas
ideas predominantes en- los centres ofcia-
les de Berlin.
Despu6s de insistir en- que Ell emperador
desea sinceramente la paz, el principe ha
ha explicado Ell viale del kaiser Tanger,
diciendo que este ha obedecido que Ale
mania necesita puntos de apoyo para sus
escuadras de guerra mercante y que con-
sidera que Ell AtIantico el Mediterrdneo
no son intangibles.
Sin querer guitar NADIA 4 nadie, Alema-
MIA pide su parte de 10 que resta todavfa
per conquistar y organizar.
Ademas de esta importante declaration
que indica cIaramente los designios de Ale
mania de adquirir un puerto en- MaTrue
cos, Ell principe d'Aremberg ha anadido
contestando la Erase del redactor, que
dijo: Nuestla primera libertad debe ser la
de escoger nuestros amigos:
Sin duda; pero escogedlos, siquiera,
segdn vuestros verdaderos intereses.
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Ell BANCO POPULAR DE ECONO-
MAS Y PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN
DE PUERTO RICO FUNDADO EN-
1893.
tia personal 9 con dep6sito de aIhajas y
otros valores.
Adnmite imposicines de dinero, expide
documentos de fanzas por alquileres de
casas Y hahitaciOnes memories, y paga el 6
pS de interes sobre cantidades que Sc de-
positen; acepta cantidades en- cuenta CO.
T'ente con 81 uso de cheques para disponer
de los fondos abonado ell mismo interes de
6 pS de acuerdo con los Reglamentos que
cada libreta contiene. so v. 8.
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SAN JUAN-cAMUY.-L,ivisi6n.
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Empresa AUTOMOBILES Jimenez.

Esta empresa hace un servicio dtario en-
tire Camuy Isabella y vive-versa, enlazan-
do con los trenes correos Sus automobiles
usan gomas neumaticas y para comodidad
dfculo. Los billetes Sc venden en- eli Hotel
Cabo Mayaguez, en- ell trayecto de Aguadi-
ha isabella por M. Jimenez, en- San Juan
por Pho Sanchez la llegada del tren en-
Camuy; precio por asiento entire Isabella Y
Camuy vice versa dollars, a Quebradi-
Has | dollar
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerario. de Bayam6n y Capt..
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborable-M aHaf1a 6, 6. Is, 8 30
9.45 1l.00. Tarde 1915, lao, 8.15. 4.85, $50
6.15.
Dias festivos-Manana 8, 6.5, $50, 9.45
y l1.OO Tarde 1915, 1.8O, 2.80, $50, 4.3O
$50 75.
Biflete baratos para d1as festivos. De
CRtafio Bayamon, ida y vuelta 1a clase
SO-25 % { Rse $0-l6. De Bayamon Cstaflo
Billete rdinario de Capital Cataflo en-
2@ clase q centavOs.
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1903 Rs-
mon VRfdAa
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Sc VENDE.-Una Edici6n completa-
mente nueva de la ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA en- ingl6s. Gran Arsenal
de CoDocimientos en- Arte, Literature,
Cienoia, Historic, Geograffa, Comercio,
Biografia, Descubrimientos & Invenciones.
Sc compone de 81 vol6menes, incluyendo
el Nuevo Suplemento americana. GIN
CUENTA PESOS. Dirfjase r. B., al
cuidado de LA Correspondence" Allen
64, San Juan, p. r.
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lsaPea but enttle
Ia coach ieketh 50 co. The
La 81
81
conductor del E La
Ieaponaaolidad agdne e. respta
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lNpIcApOR GENERAL

coNsEJo A LAS MADREs.--El jarsbe calmante de
Ia Sonora Wnslow debe sempre que los nnos esan
en- q peodo de Ia denc6n Proporciona avo Immediate
al pequeno paete produce un sueho natural tanqulo
alvia e door e angelic despierta muy vvo y aegre
Es muy agradabe al paadar calma al nino ablanda
endas, aiVia dolores, hsce ees las fnciones del
est6mago regua los intestnos Es el mejor remedio
conocdo para IA darea va provenga esta la dent6n
de cualquera otra Tenease mucho cdado en- pedr
"Jsrabe calmante de la Sonora Winsow; es el melor
de todos.
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A GOLDEN OPPORT-

4 GOLDEN OPPOKI =
IJNITY.---In a country
in which the use of tobacco
is almost universal, the sale
of matches is, indeed, a pay
ing business. Why don't
you send matches to Porto
Rico and see to it, through
good quality and cheapness,
that they get a strong hold
on the market7
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VINO TINTO CALICO SUPE-
RIOR DEL RIVERO EN- CUARTE-
ROLAS. Ofresen Sucesores de L. Villa.
mil & Co. S. en- G. 3Ov.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-27
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Thopmson,
Miss Stella Faulkner and Carl Thomp-
son of Abbottsford enjoyed themselves
at Rock lake Monday.
Misses Ida Atherton and Lou Car
ington of Waterloo, were in the city
yesterday on their way to Oconomo-
voc. The ladies were making the trip
by team and stopped here to take din
ner at the Gem restaurant
The Watertown Plumbers and the
Brush Factory base hall teams will
indulge in game e base ball at
Washington park tomorrow Saturday
afternoon and 4 strong game is ex
pected.
VIM. Coyle Of Oconomowoc, and
Mr.. De Pew, summer tourist there,
were in the city yesterday, posting
the town with advertising matter for
the midsummer festival and interna-
tional carnival to be held there on
c.. A. Gamm will move his stock
of drugs and other goods Saturday
night from the store he row occupies
into the adjoining store formerly oc-
cupied as post office 1t is one of
the best corners in the city and Mr..
G4mm was fortunate in securing a
lease of the store room for term of
years.
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JOHNSON CREEK.

Johnson Creek, July 24-(Special
to the Leader)-Mr. and Mrs w. A.
Christians attended the wedding of
her sister Hilda at Watertown last
week Wednesday.
Miss Kelly and A. Cashin attended
the wedding of our genial druggist
j. 2. bennett at GAINESVILLE, last
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. bennett
returned Sunday from their honeymoon
trip and went to housekeeping in the
cottage formerly occupied by the
Cashin family.
Jake Raithel, Jack ana Geo. Daily
and Louis Stiehm attended the Skat
Congress at Buffalo, visiting Niagara
Falls and other places of interest.
Mr. and Mrs j. c.. GrelI attended
the funeral of friend at Oconomo-
Voc last Thursday
Fred C. and his sister Mildred
Mansfield left for Boston for visit
with their sister, Mrs. Harry Board
man.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Anderson of Milwaukee, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Kottke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shepherd spent
Sunday with Mr.. Shepherds parents
at Concord.
The H. J. Greli Co. will pay high
est market price for all kinds of coun-
try produce and poultry.
The home nine defeated Schweigers
Colts at Jefferson on last Sunday by
a score of Is to II.
The ice cream sociable given by
the Royal Neighbors at the Woodman
Hall Saturday eve was a success, fnan-
cially as we'll as socially. About twenty
Royal Neighbors from Waterfowl
came down on the evening train.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-27
A TRAGIC FINISH.

A watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dyke,
which a child's finger could have
stopped, to become a ruinous break,
devastating an entire province of Hol-
land. In like manner Kenneth Nc
liver, of Vanceboro, Me-, permitted a
little cold to go unnoticed until a
tragic finish was only averted by DR..
Kings's New Discovery. He writes
"Three doctors gave me up to die OF
lung inflammation, caused by neglect
ed cold but Dr. Kings's New Discov-
cry saved my life" Guaranteed best
cough and cold cure, at r. H. Bren-
necke's drug store. SOC and $l.00.
Trial bottle free.