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The Onion bod qe.

incredible as it may Seem," said t!l'. detective, "therc are many ShopiiIters. who steal by the agency of tine onion These men, before setting out upon their contemplated crimes, eat of raw onions abundantly. Then they stroll Into the si,verslnith's or the haberdasli CTS or the jewellers that they propose to rob
 Show me those large soltaires sui rounded with pigeon blood rubies. please,' says the jeSel thief.
 "1he clerk brings forth the tray of gems and, bending over it, the thief sighs with admiration. His face close to the clerk $ he sighs again. And the clerks nostrils quiver, and he turns away his head. The inspection of the diamonds continues for some minutes Throughout it the thief keeps breath ing hard, the clerk keeps turning his head away, and hence 1t is no wonder at the days end, that q couple of coStl! rings are missing. New York Press
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Ants the Ideal Communists.

It would perhaps be pushing meta phors to an unwarranted extreme l. epeak of dignity of labor" in connec ton with the occupations of ants Bur If by the phrase we mean that lab"' is the honorable lot of all citizens, a!' that all laborS of whatever sort a't upon the same level of respectabilitN then We might venture to apply tl', saying even to the labors of an an bill. For therein all are workers, iron the newly fedged callow to the vetera' of second Summer.-Henry McCooj h Harper's.
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4 fiaht h the Air.

W. E. Webb, the author of "I''.ls.a Land. tells this cat story:
 The chicken hawk of tae West l. saya@e and dau@erogs enemy, bE. 2.z oao oftAaeeatr pirates got #weezza.s was s.tt.us 5a f"oat of the doetara dee e1hea 4 s1aEk s1r1, down Win Tl= aerfrl faa4eF of wing 90 faza it's shadow seemed haroijE to raaa. earth aato}a iss body ltF4me4sa.=4 tbe doctors fayor,fe kitten, which ia. as}ccp on tie a2ss and made af M.- h. 1t an elevation of about liftE ie.9 puas recovered from its surprise "ss= went to work for liberty. It's trH4 mind Wa> exercised to astoni&.-.... and wrath Twisting ike a We-&s.. it5 claws cane uPpefinost, and t0 laa strainin& &a2e sight presented ij~..- much like d feather bed beins rppe= open in mdair. The amazed ha# z received ueW light on the subject oa prey, let 60 and made off like b@14t plucked goose, but the eat came safe. to earlh-Ou it's feet.
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lnteII;aent Strenoth.

It is known that the largest churc:- bells may be set ill motion by ma' or even q boy who pulls the ropes at tached to them at proper and regular intervals. even when their weight oi metal is so great that the Strongc>' man could scarcely move them senSibl. if he did not apply his strength ir t" terminate periodical interyals.-Hei hOltZ
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FOR RENT.
Dwellings

No. 1501 West Fifth ava...5 -oo.. No. 1902 West PuIIon st.. p9oIl o,u'' No. 5o9 West Sixth ave. s r9ons 1-as No. 311 Cherry st., rooms. sS-is No. S23 Poplar st, 1 roons. No. G19 Hickory st., 8 rae.. Nc. 1892 West Seventh ave. ro....
 Fer Colered Tenants. 'o'a' No. 2303 West Twelfth ave No. 1127 Louisiana st. 2 rao,,. o'-i' No. 1922 Fir st., 3 room No. 1216 Fir St, 3 room Nc. 1000 Orange st., 8 rooms No. 701 Mulberry st., 5 rooms No. G15 East Third ave -.a,n.
 Eirr' Flrcy
 Are you ,nsrred? In Tsv ... Delay is 3@n2ese2a. I rsa9ssen. ~ ii2e compaa:es Place your ...asuS,@, =. with me >>c'
 eHAs. HANCOCK
 113 piae str,,. -e=e -4sss-ssss7-s..
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An EpitaphL

In little churchyard near I.lanymy, mech. Wales is a tombstone with these lines upon it:
 In crossing OCT the fatal bridge
 John Morgan he was slain.
 But 1t was not by mortal hand,
 But by railway train. John Morgan was the huntsman to the Tanatside harriers and paid the capital penalty for taking short cut along the Cambrian line
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DIXIE LAND Playing Cards---25 Gents REGULAR 50c VALUE.


 The Iitue pickaniuny with her big slice of watermelon, reproduced in natural colors on the backs, is just too cute for anything People rave over these cards. They have gilt 1ges and extra high glazed surface nd come in q heavy telescope case )ealers everywhere charge 90 cents Or this. qaHlity.
 .,,e. CARES 0N SALE AT lrsssb%siiFTA ILL COTTON BELT lS!} sIassF r'~ps E0gsH ,In I1'HS HS ctTF Tr Nsg kAs8 CARS.
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look k aaHEiae1 r5a display oa taa ell H9.te5
 E'cf8us8n-lge1Zia az Shirts in OUT window wilII' satisfy you that this par, tiealar brand is faa 4rtio. l1ar people. Your mon. e.y's worth every time.
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Ts,9 cr:gsa s& 2 rsega. .aaseg.si sss.

On one 9i jA. 6atl, tr.pi ot 5o.-..= Wc4tiu,ho8sr rr,fa ~ch. aac,aa. to tly foundry at Troy H3s fra;a wa- l."i" E. by bad wreck Two fre.2h.~ a@' come together ra a hrae=gn oIl#"n = piece Of etra!a'd track. iAe cH@. nccr- bad seea tae Gau%cr plainly IT,. by the time the hand brakes wa brought ilfo play | was tpo itr- in. Fouas maH allowed theee fac,= =tt s..s into At4 mind. 1GeH Ae said to oae e. The traiu lsad'.
 If fgo ca4tn"ces had been asle l. control their tra from th" ca5.. t wreck codld have been prcer"te. .ouIdat
 "C4ArDl 'em 'y@:"
 "Ht"he tbem.'
 "Ycs. They had at, of time"
 That #as enough The air brake VA conceived. Amid the piled up Urr".- ago f'c thing taat was to us.g.ze 1T aaae ar Westinghouse familiar i" e1y seHoulaag the world oFer wss e.da r4 into being. It did not come it. l. parfaaacl foria, bat the idea itse.t ast earmiH5tcd d=Paul Latzke in EtyGs hoiF's
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Not literal.

Papa. this paper says lot of me in office had their heads cut o1f. Did they cut them off with an aX?'
 "No, my boy; with sharp move" Baltimore American.
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Never Did.

Railroad Superintendent-Th new engineer doesn't use much coal. Hi. Assistact-I know. IIe used .o be |. jxnitor Brooklyn Eagle.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
Revision Of the Tariff

The campaign that has just closed
has resulted in Il triumph greater
than even the most optimis ic Repub-
licans had hoped for. This, however,
can be readily understood The Repnb-
lican party has been making promises
in the past and living up to them SO
thoroughly that the people have come
to take that party at its word. It
will be interesting to the people at
large TO know hat the revision of tie
tariff, which was promised in the
Republican platform, has been under
way for several months and that Chair
man Payne of the Ways sn1 Means
Committee, of the House of Repre-
sentatlves, has been diligently work
ing through the summer and fall in
preparation of the bill that will re-
move the inequalities Of the existing
tariff and at the same time afford the
necessary prot 7ction. It is understood
that the tariff on steel and iron ma
chine1y will be reduced about one
fourth and that the tariff On woolen
garments will also be redured as well
as the tariff on binding twine, wire
nails and farming machinery.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
IXOnid.

Ixonia. Nov. 10.-F'red Pautz and
mother, spent the day in Milwaukea
un Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schuenke en-
tertained Mr.. Schuenke's brother and
wife of Watertown, on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. vii! Lewis were fair
day visitors at Watsrtown.
Miss johnson, mstron at st. Mary 8
Hospital at Watertown, and the Misses
NowaCk aud Nnaack were entertained
at the E. G. NARROW home on Satur-
day.
Rev. and Mrs G. Gunsten of Ocon-
omowoc, were tire guestss Of friends
here on Saturday,.
Mrs. Carrie Peterson entertained On
Wednesday evening in nonor of Mrs.
Ole Nelson who left on Saturday for
a months stay with her parents at
Csdott.
Messrs. Henry Kiepert and Hugh
Mccall left for Villas County. Friday
evening, whsre they will spend a
couple of weeks hunting deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fl. wills called
on friends in Waukesha On Sunday.
Robt. PIitchard had bee on Mon
day when his new barn was raised.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Solveson Of
Oconomowoc, were guests Of MIR. ard
Mrs. 7. M. Winger Oh Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Murris and daughter
Mildred. returned from Waukesha on
Monday, where they had been called
by the death of her uncle, James
Rice.
Mr.. and Ms. KoehIer Of HiIsbor-
ough, visited among old acquaintance .
here OF Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Koch
Ter formerly lived here, and Sunday
was the 10Th anniversary of their re-
moval. The old place locked natural
o them but they noticed a nun Der of
| changes even here, especially in the
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
Meeting OF County Board

The county board of super gisors
met Tuesday afternoon at the court
house in the city Of Jefferson. The
following supervisors were present
at the meeting -
Edw. J. Hyer, Aztalan; G. l..
Church. Cold Spring; Chas. Kiepert,
Concord; Emil Daugs, Farulngton ;
Nj. l.. BIakely, Hebron; E. R. Reese,
Ixonia; F. W. LaDghoff, Jefferson ;
j. F. Welch, Koshkonong: John b.
Milard. Lake Mills; c. E. Gallup,
Milford; John w. Porter, Oakland ;
0. j. Olson, Palmyra: JOHN A. Frie-
del, Sullivan: Thos. Marsden, Sum-
nre; z. F. Sheridan, Waterloo; Gust
Yaeck, Watertown; s. A. Bridges,
Otto Hausen, L. B. Cas,7ell, Jr., R..
7. Hunter, City of Fort Atkinson
Fred Henry, U. f. Roessler, Frank
J. Hartzheim. F. j. Beck, City of
Jefferson; Frank Foote, w. A. Engs-
berg, S. B. House, City of Lake
Mills;J. f. Plentlss, Albert F. Hoge,
Paul Giblin, S. M. Eaton, Frank
Auer, City Of Watertown; @. A.
Schumacher, Village Of johnson
Greek: W. H. CarlIn, Village of Pal
mrya: Gustav Fox, Village of Water
loo.
The session was much shorter
than the usual fall sessions, owing
in a great measure to the session held
in the spring when an organization
was affected.
The most important matter
considered by the board was the
erection uf a new building at the
insane asylum.
The board visited the asylum Tues
day. spending part of the Afternoon
and the evening.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
WATERFOWL MAN HIT
Woman in Court CdSe-FX-
Husband Complainant

The following from the Milwaukee
Evening Wisconsin of the 9th inst.
will be Of interest to many of the
people in this city;
"Otto Knoll, well known real
estate dealer, whUse home is IN Wa
tertown. this morning pleaded guilty
to a statutory che ge in municipal
court involving the divorced wife of
Fred j. Franz of Columbus, Wis
Franz secured a divorces from his wife.
Anna, last June. The woman, also
charged with the same offense, cid
not plead. She was bound over.
"He lured the woman to Milwaukee
while she vas still my wife, was
the charge Of Fred J. Franz. who ap-
peared as complainant.
"Knoll was fined $500 and costs or
in lieu of the payment of fine, i'm
prisonmeut n the house of correction
for one year. Knoll paid the fine
and left for WatertOWn.
FThe couple were arrested on Sun
day by Detectives Harry McCrory and
John Hammes. Knoll is the keeper
of hotel in Watertown. Mrs. Franz
lived in River Falls. Wis, before her
husband removed to Columbus, Wis"
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
Town of WdteTtOWn

Town of Watertown, NV. Ii
Herman SchoecheTt returned from
Embden, North Dakota, after looking
after HE farms.
Mr.. an5 Mrs. John Piper returned
Wednesday evening from their we'd
ding trip, fvuln Canada and several
Western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mayer and
daughter Hildeguard, of Jefferson,
Mss. Anna School and daughter Peal,
CT GAINESVILLE. were visitors the past
week at John Flath's.
Otto Hess and family Of Farming
to, visited at O. F. ST. auss' Sunday.
Mrs. Anna SchoUf was a caller at
Miss +. Schoechert' and other friends
in WaterrUwn.
The visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. VIE.
Wcigand's, Sunday were: Mrs. Aug.
Grulke, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Weigand.
Louis Waigard and family, Of John
SON Greek, Mrs. Harry PIatz and Miss
Della Weigand
Rev. Emil Su mpgr and family left
last week for Cana Ia after long
visit with relatives and many Of their
friends.
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KiChWOOd.

RichwuoI, Nov. 13.-Mr. snd Mrs.
John P. Carroll and family visited
relatives in Wat9rtown On Sunday.
Miss Frances Barnick as a Mil
waullee passenger Monday.
Mr.. Jos. Schoeberle of Waterloo,
was the guest cf Mr.. and Mrs. John
schoeberle over Sunday.
Raymond Donhle left Monday for
Oshkosh, where he will attend school,
Leonard Higgins is the guest of
OconomuwOc relatives at present.
The public is cordially invited to
attend rhe bazar in cleveland hall.
Nov. 26, given by the5 lacios IF st.
Joseph's church In connection with
this the Sacred Heart COLLEGE boys of
Watertown will give a play, after
which an excellent supper will be
served. Admission 25 cents. children
10 cents Good music Will be furn-
ishad throughout the evening.
d.. F. c. Moulding made profes
sional call here Monday.
Mrs James TyeUn was a Watertown
passing Tuesday.
M. Becbwith was a Milwaukee
passenger Tuesday.
Alex Huss of Marshfeld, spent
Sunday at She home Of his parents
Roger Sullivan of Fond du Lac.
was home over Sunday.
Mrs. jos. Heger was a Watertuw
passenger Wednesday.
Mr.. Sell Of RaesevilIe. had business
here Tuesday.
Margaret E. McGuire was a Mil
waukee passenger Friday.
Walter StrahUta of Juneau, visited
at the home Of Bernard Strahota over
Sunday.
Miss Rosie Kube is visiting. friends
in Watert0wn.
John schoEssrle had business in
aEbbletaR -as. NoE5ay.
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Official Vote

The following Is the official vote OF
the county ca st November 3rd, and
canvassed by the canvassing officers
Tuesday. The pluralities in each
instance is tor the democratic candI-
date
VIM. Jennings Bryan for President.
1885.
John A. Aylward for Governor.
1922
Burt Williams for Lieut.. Gov,
1890.
Frank b. Schultz Tor Ssc'y OF State,
1915.
George 7. Hssslin for State Treas,
1875.
Evan A. Evans for Atty Gen'l,
1917.
VIM. Gullllaume Tor Com. ms,
1857.
James E. Jones for Congress, lO48-
Z. +. V1ebahn Tor Member OF AS
sernbly 543.
geo. Alnolln Ior Meihoer Vi AS
seIubly, 682,
Chas. A. Buss Cor Co. Clerk total
vote 4668.
j. Z. Holland Tor Go. Treas. l4I4.
U. A. SnoVer Tor Sheriff. 1900.
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Pennington.

Farming ton, Nov. II. Edward F.
Weber returned Monday evening from
two months stay in South Dakota.
Messrs. and Mesdames Frank
RunnlIer, August RummIer and Fred
Schroeder attended the twenty fifth
wedding anniversary of Charles Kues-
ter and wife at Milwaukee. Mrs.
Kuester was formerly Kiss Hannah
Rummler of this place.
@. F. Weber and family entertained
MIR. and Mrs. S. F. Stange Of Water
town, Mrs. f. Graper and son Arthur,
Of Bakertown, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Splett-
stoeser, the Misses Bertha Weber,
Ella end Dorothy Rummlsr, ana Es-
ther and Florence Sabel, Sunday af-
ternoOn and evening.
Otto Ora ger Fpens Sunday after
noon with Henry Rsabe.
Miss Mae Carey was the guest Of
Chas. Sabel ana family one evening
last week.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13
SOlen1nity

Don't strive to be solemn. There
is nothing in it. 1t imposes on nn
one. 1t gets you nowhere. 1t is
without virtue.
The owl and the ass are solemn
looking creStu~ es. If they realized
their ugliness, if they gave it any
thought, if they had any power to
make comparisons, it is reasonable to
suppose they would change it if they
could.
Of course, if you are built on that
plane, it is as it should be. You have
an undeniable right to naturalness.
He who sits in gloom and broods
and looks wise and bat-like and seeks
to shut the door upon his thoughts,
says to some, keep away to eth
es,''I am thinking and to many, q
know precious little and am afraid
yoL II find il out. -
Only he is deceived into believing
that silence leaves the impression of
being wise.
Don't strut and make a spread.
That belongs to peacocks aud turkeys
and neith9r are hvnored fer their
brains.
Be cheerful and te kind, not for
policy's sake, but because you cannot
help it-you cannot be otherwise if
you look on the bright side Of life,
realize it's endless blessings and priv
ileges, and think we'll of your fellow
man snd of all of Gods work.
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Johnson Creek.

OohIsOH CFSShs NOV. 1I.-MlS5 An
ma Murphy, of Watsrtou n, has accept
ed the position as stencgrspher with
the F. c. Mansfield Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Peters entertained a
relative from Jefferson Park, Ill the
fore part of the week.
The G. @. Mansfield Co. sold off at
auction their creamery supplies, etc.
Saturday.
The dance at the Park Saturday BY
and for the benefit of the johns, n
Greek Band. was quite a success and
we'll attended.
Mrs. K. F. Scholl was Watertown
visitor Friday.
G. M. Halderman Of Chicago,
auditor of the W. K. w. A. attended
to business last week.
The Misses Arna and Stella 6urphy
spent Sunday at their home in Water
town.
Mrs. P. Knoll and children were
v Y N~nhi"y NiSiIoiS Will TSIallSSS at
Fort Atkinson.
J. H. ScUfeld and wife are visiting
with relatives in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs 2. H. Case and Mrs.
Geo. Case spent Sunday with Madison
re ativss.
Mrs. Richardson and sen, Of South
Milwaukee, are the guests of Mrs.
Fred Mansfield while MIR. Richardson
was an over Sunday visitor.
F. @. Zlllisch and wife. of Madi-
son, have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dove.
Charles Meltzer, wife and children,
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Peters and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schnei-
der.
Fred Boss, late with the G. {.
Mansfield Co., in Milwaukee. has az
cepted a position with the f. c.
Mansfield Co., and has moved huuse-
hold goods and family to Madison
where he expects to make his future
home. Monday he called at the local
Office and shook hands with old friends
and acquainEances.
Emma Streng, Of Helenville, was
Johnson Cfeek visitor Saturday and
Sunday.
The ". U. B. Clab met at the
home Of Stella RsitheI, Wednesday
evening.
DR.. H. W Uebsle spent Saturday
anc Sunday III Chicago.
Ella Kottke and TiiIie Hamann
were Watert0wr callers Saturday af-
ternoon.
The Misses Nora Stiehm, Leona
Warnes and Bernice BeischeI attended
a house party at the home of Miss
Esther Mansfield at milwaukee,, Sat
uIday evening.
Ernest Greenwood and Geo. T.
Christians, of Madison, spent Sunday
with their parents.
Alice Voss, of Watertown, is visit
ing relatives and friends.
Willie Fl. Stiehm, of the Spencer
ian College of Milwaukee, spent Suna
dav at his home here.
Gustave Wendurf's horse was
frightened by an automobile passing
through here Sunday which caused
serious damage.
Agnes Anderson and Jeanette Brock
of Milwaukee, spent Sunday at the
formers s home.
Mrs. Logue, MISS Katherine Hock-
ett and MISS Emma Anderson wit
Saturday.
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inhabtlnts. Very few cf the vlder
ones heiag here now.
Mrs. Il. Gullekson and Miss Clara
Gulleksan spent Saturday in Water
town
Miss CLARA and Alma Dsgnsr at
tended the funeral of Miss Ma,tha
Radtke st Watertown en- Sunday.
Mrs. G. NARROW entertained
Mesdames Ricaard Geschke and Frank
Nowack Of Wa&ertuwn on Wednesday.
s. Winger of Watertown, visited
with his mother, Mrs. Apn Wirger,
on Sunday.
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Birthday Observed

School work was suspended at the
Northwestern university Tuesday, in
order to observe tha anniversary of
the birthday of Martin Luthsr and on
that day appropriate services were
held at ST. JOHNS Lutheran church,
the same being attended by the pro-
fess0Ys ana the student body.
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NtttiCe to Water Consumers

All users OF city water are hereby
to settle water bills now in
arrears for the year ending September
80, 1908, ny Wednesday, November 25,
1903. If not settled by that date all
unpaid bills for the year will go into
the taA roll against the property to
which water was furnished, with legal
penalty added to amount of bill.
Emil Tanck.
City Treasurer.
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HERE is THE PROOF /

Contributed by n. A. Goddard NJ. d.
| You will notice that in referring YOU
to cases | have successfully treated and
cured to stay cured, that | refer YOU to
people right here in Wisconsin, in your
own county, not to people away off in
some other state. You are at liberty to
ask these people about their eases or
write to them and verify my statements
Mr., Nick Kedinger of knowles, Wis,
cured of rupture, 20 years standing.
Mrs. W. j. Lyle of Fox Lake, cured of
varicOse veins of the leg.
Mr.. Jesse Redmond Rcdgranite, Wis,
cured of chronic appendicitis.
Mr.. John Burns, WatertOwn, Wis.
cured Of piles of 20 years duration.
Mr.. Albert TieOtz, Lebanon, Wis, cured
Of rectal ulcers.
Mr.. AdOlph HammerstIOm, Redgranite,
cured of granulated eye lids.
Mr.. Chas. A. Shwereski. Watertown.
Wis, cured of rupture of ~ years stand
ing without the use of knife or opera
tion.
Miss Dora Saunders of Berlin, Wis,
cured of gOitre.
Mr.. Herman Guelzow, Redgranite.
cured of chronic bronchitis.
Mr.. Thomas Owens, Redgranite. Wis.
cured of blood poison. and hundreds Of
others in other parts of the state Names
given on request.
Remember | take no incurabIe cases.
| give a legal written guarantee to cure
Private diseases Of both sexes receive
special attention. At WatertOwn, Sept.
Sth. Consultation free. Write me
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ly arranged and was successfully car
ried uut. The N. W. U. choir, and
the male Quartette rendered. fitting
musical selections. Prof. Ernst and
Pref. Schlueter delivered appropriate
and highly interesting orations per-
tanning to the occasion.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

Now that the Supreme court has
knocked out that 29 million fine, we
will be just as liberal with the people
of Watertown. We sre going to
knuck cut competition with our low
prices. The Central Trading Gu.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

If Republican times are booming so
with you that you don't know what t.
do with your money. just See what a
lot of guods you can get for a dollar
of the Central Trading Go.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

Mrs. J. A. Ball of Milwaukee, was
here Wednesday to luck after business
interests.
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On TUESDAY, Nov. 10th, the birth
day Of DR.. Luther was celebrated at
the n. ". U. with due ceremony. A
lengthy programme had been previous
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-13

Owing to particulars recently re-
ceived from Lawrence game last Sat-
urdsv, and upon the decision of the
faculty the game with Marquette uni
versity Of Mllu aukge, which was to
take place at Watertown On the 21st
of November, has been cancelled
Owing to rough playing in last Satur-
days game at Appleton, MARQUETTE
was penalized one hundred and fifteen
yards during the first half. twice COM
pelled to forfeit touchdown and once
field goal. Athletic Director Treat
of Lawrence stated that it will be
several years before Lawrence and
Marquette will again meet On the
gridiron.
On TUESDAY, Nov. 10th, the birth
day Of DR.. Luther was celebrated al