Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-03-07
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I am, thou art, he is. we are, you are
and they are very foolish il you don't buy
YOUR goods of The Central Trading Co.
A man who will cut down tree and
not plant one in it's place is destructive
and an enemy to those who are to follow
him-and the song birds who never visit
treeless' country.
The many friends of Rev. P. j. Fran
cesus, pastor of the Catholic church a'
Redwood are pleased that he has recover
ed from his illness of month anu was
not able to perform his pastoral duties.
Monday afternoon, the repaired Silby
fire engine was again tested by the fire
denartment on the Cady ST. bridge. The
engine was purchased in 1876 and re-
paired in 1906 and is now about as good
as new.
The Republican is under obligations to
Prof. W. p Roseman for copies Of Louis
Vile, KY, received last week, containing
full account Of the proceedings OF the
annual convention of the National Edu-
cational Association.
The many friends of Jesse Bennett re-
greet that he is confined to his house
suffering from an injury to one Of his
legs, caused by falling on sidewalk in
Milwaukee during a recent visit in that
city.
Clearance Schimmel has vacant lot
10 In+ .o OF r ho
drug store of E. NJ Stapleton and attract
ing considerable attention. Mr.. Schim-
mel is certainly an artist with the pen,
pencil and brush.
1t will bring rich. red blood, firm
flesh and muscle. That's what Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Ia
ken this Month. keeps you well al.
summer. 35 cents Tea or Tablets. T or
Sale by c. A. Gamm.
When you were going home some
night, did you ever look at the moon and
think how he was laughing at you for
paying SO much for what you had bought
when you could have got it for about half
as much Of The Central Trading Co.
II taken this month, keeps you well
all summer. It makes the little ones
eat, sleep and grow. A spring tonic for
the whole family, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, 80 cents. For Sale by &.
A, GAmm.
A man went to heaven and when he
heard the angels singing he wanted no
INIT nor
there soon you had better get some OF
that nice music and musical instruments
that yon can get SO cheap of The Central
Trading Go.
II you eau eat, sleep, work, feel mean
cross anu ugly, take HOLSTER Rocky
Mountain lea this month. Taken this
month. tonic for the sick. There
is no remedy equal to it. 80 cents, Tee
or Tablets. For Sale by c. A. Gamm
E. Hero & Son have rented the store
room recently vacated by Herman Raue
and will in the future open up an up-tc
date confectionery store, ice cream anC
soda parlors. The most inviting in the
city, as no pains or expense will be spared
in fitting up the establishment.
bud. Fitzgerald, the genial conductor
who has run train between WatertOWI
and Madison on the C. Nj. & St. ?. rail
road since Adam was yearling, resume'
his run Wednesday after vacation o
two weeks. bud. should be made direc
tor and given a good salary and pr
vate car.
I'M. William +. Whyte declined to stan'
as candidate for the republican nomina
tion as mayor. There is no doubt that hat
he decided to permit his friends to make
him their candidate, that he would hav
made good run at the primary election
and at the polls April 3rd.
1t is reported that one of the business
men of this city recently went to Chicag
with a considerable sum of money III hi
jeans and fell among Philistines VIII
tanked him and then relieved him OF his
wad. He is not the first to suffer loss il
that wicked city and will not be the last
On January 6, large number took tn
competition EXAMINATION uHuoI CHo oGdI
civil service rules for various position
under the state government. ANON
those who took examination and Wer
successful was Edward c. Preusse Of thi
city, in the class Of prison guards, VIII
is now on the list for appointment.
Read the notice of City Clerk Webe
calling for a Primary Election, Marc
20, 1906. Every voter should atten
the city primary election and vote 70
the best men. If he tails to do so, b
should thereafter hold his peace an
kick himself instead of the officials
things do not 60 to suit him.
All veterans OF the civil war VIII
served 90 DAYS and were hOnOrably dl