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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
LOCAL. NEWS

Golden Eagle for quality clothes.
Ed Lamm is in the twin cities on.
business for a few days.
Rev. C. W. Zech has moved from
419 W. Huron avenue to 815 n. Box
elder street.
You can send letters to England
for &c. The new arrangement came
into force yesterday.
Get the laughing habit by seeing
the Girl an the Gawk at the Grand
Tuesday, Oct. 9th.
Letters from Watertown people
at Lennon, S. D. report four
inches Of snow the first Of the
week. @
Claude Case left yesterday for
Chicago where he will complete his
course in dentistry at Northwestern
university.
Mems first class wool socks. All
plain colors. 15c per pair. Others
ask 25c. At Golden Eagle.
M. "A. Alworth Of Mankato, MINI,
who has been in the city for some
time on business, left Saturday fol
his home.
Miss Pearl Callipan Of Valley
City, N. D., has been secured BY
the Orpheum management as pianis1
for the winter season. IN
/ Mrs. Harry Yoernan, who hal
been visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Larson, left Mon
day morning for her home a
4 Galesyille, Wis.
Arthur Luck Of Mcnominee, Wis.
is spending a few days in the cit.
visiting at the home Of Mr.. an,
i Mrs. William Luck.
1t will pay you to call ct tn
4 Golden Eagle and Investigate th
Il wonderful suit and coat bargain
&. that are to be had there.
"A
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

gard to the structures of the coun-
Gil at the meeting last Monday
night says:
81 was not aware the house was
under discussion, but will say that
in my estimation it is one Of the
safest buildings in the city The
largest crowds which have ever
been in the house have all been
able to get out Of doors in six nlin-
utes.s
s'The fire escapes which are now
on the house were placed there un-
der the direction Of the fire com-
mittee, and at the time they were
built thot everything was satis-
factory. The stage is equipped
with everything which can be pro-
duced for the protection of the
audience. ri
Every recommendation Of the
city counc::;. has been attended to in
the matter Of FIRE protection, and
we have always lived up to the
strictest letter Of the law. Every
thing has always been done to care
for the safety Of the public in case
of fire should break out, ano
every precaution is used to prevent
it happening. !"
ST. LOUIS
Aid. Nelson made a pass at ths
St., Louis on account Of the ar,
lights, and declared his opinion
that the railway company shoult
be forced to install gates, as it hat
NEGLECTED to comply with the al
tentative offered by the city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
PREACHERS ASK PERMIT.

WlCHln oU QdyS. Hess q Adu iHdOe
the bid.
PREACHERS ASK PERMIT.
Revs. j. P. Clyde and R. l.. Pal
merton came before the council to
ask permission to use part of the
sidewalk on the southside, and part
of the alley way on the east side,
of the corner lot facing the new
Christian science church, for the
purpose Of erecting alarge tempor-
ary tabernacle for evangelistic SER
vices to be held from Nov. % to
Dec. 20. The matter was referred
to the committee on public build.
ings with full power to act after
conferring with the property hold
ers and others interested.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Watertown Water Co. report
ed that the water extension had
been completed according to the
instructions of the council.
A petition was read FROM resi-
dents on 5tb avenue n. for a side-s
walk.
The city engineer reported on
the M. & St. L.crossing west of the
depot and presented plan show
ing the general lay of the. land in
that vicinity and making recon-
mendations for the safety of the
public using that crossing. An
endeavor is to be made to get an
electric alarm installed at the
crossing. The matter will be
further considered by the commit
tee and action taken up with the
railway company.
| The matter of the horse which
fell, into the trench last Saturday
night and which had to be shot on
account Of broken thigh was brot
up and the threatened suit against
the city referred to, but consider
ing the fact that the horse was
blind, that the men were all intox.
icated and had forced the team owe,
: the embankment into the trench
the council could not see wherein
+ was any ground for suit. Nothing
had been heard Of any yet.
The matter of putting up new
street signs was again mentioned
e as it is once in a while, but wa
: again referred to the future.
BILLS
e The following bills were pre-
e sented and ordered paid.
e Public Opinion Pub. Co.
!; printing S 14.3
Y w. M. Schoenbreger, pos
= tage 1.5
Z, Tarbell & Williamson sup
plies 2.8
e Hoosier Fence Co. fence
y for cemetrey 430. 5
= Eel Werth sexton salary 45.0
" E. M. Barker printing 41.2
. Harms Henry witness fee IL
= Frank Owsley jury duty %
{, Frank Moran work on SITS 81 @
:, Frank Scott ditto 81
2 T. Zimmerman ditto 1871
y James Lavique ditto TIE
y George Crozier ditto 42.C
y w. w. Brahman ditto 21.c
!. Eureka Fire Hose Mfg.
z Co. 1000 It hose 90O.(
y w. s.. Mott Co. hose e7.l
q Pete Peterson fire exs. 1921
Slower Con. Go. crossings 44O.s
Veterinary hospital, city
- work 81
% Gray Con. Go ditto 49,.
ID Munger & Bennett freight
81 and drayage on fence 63..
E. sr MR.. CULvER's STATEMENT
Re- Mr.. W. K. Culver, local ma
aaer Of the Grand, speaking in !
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I WATCH EN-

Alderman Paritchard thot the city
engineer should watch the putting
IN Of cement crossings and walks
now that winter seems to be 80
close at hand, as there was danger
Of defective work being put in aft
er frost commenced unless care
was taken.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

IneSIoluen Eia4 le.
Ray Davis left Wednesday morn
ing for Cincinnati, where he has a
position with the Allis-C Chalmers
Electro Co., in the erecting depart
mant.
Miss Florence Clement, formerly
Of Watertown, is visiting in the
city for a couple Of weeks with
friends.
The socialists will have a speaker
here on Thursday and Friday Of
next week in the interests Of the
party.
The w. R. 6. will serve pen
sion dinner next Monday at the hall
to the old soldiers and their farni-.
lies, to which all are cordially in
vited. ls
j.. I. Wagner, chief engineer Of
the D S. Central has decided to
move his family to Sioux Falls
and make his headquarters in that
city instead of here.
G. H. Chilson, cashier at the
International Harvester Co.'S Office
lin this city, has resigned his posi-
ton and will move his family to
Mallet, Ia, owing to his wife's
health. & s.sssa... - J
Now is the time to figure on
winter underwear. Golden Eagle
Clothing store is the place. All
sizes. Special offering: mems all
wool underwear ST, others ask
81. .25.
K Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keene left
Saturday last for Arlington, where
they will spend a few days visiting
at the home Of Harry Keene,
Franks brother. Frank will take
in the Baptist conference at Pierre
before his return. s.s .s.,.ss ....ss
At the home of the officiating
clergyman, DR.. A. M. Work, Mon
day afternoon Mr.. Joseph Slatel
and Miss Christina Graves both 0:
Clark, S. D.. were united in mar
4 riage. After a tour east to New
] York they will reside at Clark
/ Marriage licenses were issue,
4 Tuesday morning by Clerk 0
Courts Gesley to j. Llndner, Jr.
and Miss Mary Schwerfurt, bot
Of Kranzburg; alos to Frank Skin
4 ner and Miss Ruerstenau bot
/ ofRevillo.
& Owing to the absence Of the pas
j tor. Rev. R. I. Palmerton, ther
: will be no preaching services in tn
Baptist church next Sunday. Th
, only services will be the Sunda
! school, and the Young People
meeting in the evening.
u. g. Plank and son, Ralph. {
: Land, MINI. ], and Mr.. and Mr.
! Joseph Plank of Chatfeld, Minn
are guests at the home of Mr.. ar
e Mrs. H L. Hopkins. u. G. Plar
r is Mrs. Hopkins brother, al
e Mrs. j. Plank is Mrs. Hopkin
mother.
r o. B. Peterson, travelling f
S Fairbanks Morse & Co. is buildir
n a handsome $4,000 two story res
dence on the north side. It will
i modern and up to date in eve
: particular, and will be one Of Il
best appointed homes in the city.
Burglars entered the farm hor
e lof Ben Wagner last Sunday al
i took $500 in cash. The money b
longed to Mr.. Wagner and m
Ince. All attempts SO far to loca
y the burglars have failed 7
y money was taken from the clothil
y Of the two men while they slept.
: Gov. Hughes Of New York Ci
! will be here next Tuesday, Oct.
! and deliver speech sometime
= the forenoon in the interests Of t
republican party. Gov. Hughe
well known thruout the country
!. account Of his reform administl
wi tion, and is a fine speaker.
ID will no doubt have a message VI
worth listening to.
he Rev. DR., Work and Mrs. Wc
he are attending the nesting Of |
rs Synod of S. D. at Rapid City q
week. AT the close Of the me
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02

Wonan's Superiority
Women endure pain far bettsr
than men. !
Who told you that Tbs doc
tori"
No, the corsetmaker.e 3
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-02
SEWER BID

There was only one bid handed
in for the construction of sewer on
Park st. and 9Th st. n. of $1283.
There was some discussion on this
bid, as one or two Of the council
thot the bid rather high. After
discussion however the bid was &C.
cepted, provided the work be done
within 80 days. Hess & Rau made
the bid.
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CHAPTER VIII. Continued.
No stranger had ever been known
to pass beyond the big swing glass
doors half way down the hall. No out
slider had ever set foot within.
Levi, the hook-nosed old butler, in
his well-cut cloth and spotless linen,
was Jealous janitor. No one, upon
any pretext whatsoever, was allowed
to pass beyond the glass doors. His
master was little eccentric, it was
said, and greatly disliked intruders.
He hated the inquisitiveness of the
modern press, and always feared lest
his house should be described and pho.
.Ysraphed as those of his neighbors
constantly were. Therefore all
strangers were vigorously excluded.
Some gossip had got about concern
ing this. A year ago the wealthy old
financier had been suddenly taken i'll,
and his doctor was sent for from Cav
endish Square. But even he was not
allowed to pass the rigidly guarded
frontier. His patient saw him in the
hall, and there he diagnosed the all
ment and prescribed. The doctor in
question, well-known physician, re-
marked upon old Sans eccentricity
over dinner table in Mayfair, and
very soon half smart London were
talking and wondering why nobody
was ever invited to the table of Sam
uel Statham
In the City, as the head Of Statham
Brothers, foreign bankers, whose Of
fees in Old Broad Street are known
to every city man, he was always af-
fable, yet very shrewd. He and his
brother could drive hard bargains,
but they were always charitable and
the name of the firm constantly figur-
ed for substantial amount in the
lists in response to any charitable ap-
peal.
From small beginnings early
days of both brothers being shrouded
in mystery-they had risen to become
what they now were, a house second
only to the Rothschilds in' financial
power, house whose assistance was
sought by kings and emperors, and
whose interests were worldwide
That morning old Sam Statham APP
peared unusually agitated Rising at
five o'clock, as was his habit summer
and winter, he had been hard at work
for hours when Levi brought him his
tiny cup of black Turkish coffee
Then, glancing at the clock upon his
desk, he had risen, gone to the win
dow and gazed out eagerly, as though
in search of someone.
1t was eight o'clock and there were
plenty of people about But, though he
looked up and down the thoroughfare.
he was disappointed. So he snapped
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way. He was both faithful end de.


voted
Five years berore, Rolfe's father a
man of considerable means WHO had
been interested in his financial under
takings, burnt his fingers badly over
a concession given by the Persian
government and became bankrupt A
year later he died, ruined nan, leav-
ing son Charles ari Il daughter Mar
ioi.. The latter had beea compelled. he
uI derstood. to earn her living in a
London shop, and the f"-.n', who
had only recently come down from Ok.
ford, he hal engaged as his cnnAden-
tial secretary
He had ini Il dons this hccanse he
had felt that Charlie father had
made the ruirous spe"uia.: N u,nn Els
advice, and it therefore 5ehnor".l t'm
to do some little for the dead mans
children. Few men in the City of Lon
don in thes modern days are pos
SCISSORS of consciences, and those who
have are usually too busy with their
own affairs to think of the children
of ruined friends
Old Sam Statham was hard man,
1t must be admitted. He would drive
a bargain to the last fraction of per-
-centage. and In repayment of loans he
was relentless sometimes Yet the acts
of private charity that he did were
many and he never sought to adver-
tise them.
In Charles Rolfe he had not been
disappointed. Never once had he dis
obeyed the orders he had given. and,
what was more, never once had he
sought to penetrate beyond the door
at the head of the staircase which
shut off the ground floor from the one
above.
The first day that Rolfe came to at
tend to his correspondence he had
told him that he must never ascend
those stairs, and that if he did he
would be discharged at a moments
notice.
This prohibition struck the young
man as curious and lent additional
color to the whispers of mystery con.
corning the fine fashionable house. A
thousand wierd suggestions arose
within his mind Of what was concealed
upstairs, yet he was powerless to in
vestigate, and after few weeks
grew to regard his masters words as
those of an eccentric man whose enor
nous wealth had rendered a trife ex
traordinary at times.
Old Levi was janitor OF that green
baize door. Situated round the corner
no one standing In the hall could see
it. Therefore it's existence was unsus
pected But it was an iron door GOV
cred with green baize. and always
kept locked. Levi kent the key, and
to all Rolfe's inquisitiveness he was
dumb
| (To ho Nont3puo5
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Don't Wear a Truss

Brooks Appliance Is a new
scientific discovery with auto
matte air cushions that draws
the broken parts together and
binds thom as you would .
broken limb. II absolutely
holds firmly and comfortably
and never slips, always light
and cool and conforms to every
movement Of tho body without
chahng or hurting. I make it
to your measure and send " to
you on . strict guarantee Of
satisfaction or money refund
cd and l have pot my price 40
low thstsnybody, rich or poor,
can buy it. Remember, make
II To your order-4nnd IL 10 VIM
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BONAP RTE.

Bonaparte.-I. Jacob Hogan, aged SIS
years. died at his home here Monday
morning after an illness Of several
weeks. The funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon and interment
was made in the Bonaparte cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Boyer. Of Cres-
ton, are visiting relatives in Bona
parte and vicinity.
H. G.. Ferris has gone to Centerville
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones, or Hills
boro, visited over Sunday with rela-
tives here
Mrs. Van Norris. Of Keokuk, is
spending the week at the home of her
mother Mrs Kate Bell.
Miss Josephine Gretchen returned to
her home in Cantri! yesterday after q
short visit with Miss Bertha Meredith
Miller Beckley, of Hillsboro. spent
Sunday with his lister, Mrs. G.. 8. Per-
cival and family.
Miss Edna Baird has gone to Keo-
kuk for a two weeks visit with friends
Mrs. Frank Sh.nbloom and children
Of Bentonsport. have been the recen,
H. V. Humphreys.
Born. Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Robbins, a son.
j. K. Wilson. Of Des Moines, was q
guest here Monday of Mr.. and Mrs
f H. Meek
Frank Miller. Homer Lydolph anG
Craig Proper left for Ely. New, where
they expect to remain indefinitely
cANTRIL.
Cantril.-Glenn Smith and Edit
Linn We're married Tuesday evening al
the NJ E. parsonage, Rev. H. F. Gil.
bert officiating. Mr. Smith is the only
son of Mr. and Mrs VIM. B. Smith an6
is an Industrious young man Of COCO
morals. The bride is one of Cantril's
popular young ladies. They go tt
housekeeping on the Lack farm with
the good wishes of host Of friends
week and Foster Steinberg is films
his place on mail route No. !.
Monta Roberts moved this week tc
the Fritz Lack property and Elme,
Burrows to the property vacated by
Mr.. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs Sawson Lack visit las,
week at Moline, ILL.,. with Mr. and Mrs
A. Jericho
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Rakon were
guests Saturday at the home of Henri,
Mcmillan at Milton
Ed. Dangherty purchased a restaur-
ant at Pulaski and will take possession
April /. He will move his family tc
that place in about a month.
East Linn was played at the opera
mouse Friday evening. Ihose who at
tended spoke well Of the entertain
ment.
J. B. Thompson has been drawn as
grand juror at Keokuk April H.
George Boyd. ST.. returned Thursday
from Des NIoines where he attended
the republican state convention as
one of the delegates from Van Burer
county.
DR.. Cassidy moved Monday to Wal
lace. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Powell returned
Saturday from a visit to Centerville
G. l.. Hustead visited oevr Sunda,
at Centeryille.
! Mr.. Leonard returned Monday from
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(To be Continued

Greatest spring tonic. drives out all
impurities. Makes the blood rich. Fills
Won with warm, tingling life. Most re-
liable spring regulator. That's Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. Tea
or Tablets. Sargent the True Drug
gist. corner Market and Main.
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Silver Aluminium jelly MouIds Free

Individually Nodded desserts are now considereS
the proper thing. The moulds are hard to gel
outside the large cities, but Of JELL-O, ind
Dainty Dessert, can get them absolutely free
Circular in each package explaining and lustre.ir
the different patterns JELL-O is sold by all good
grocers at 10c. per package. Do not accept sub!
stitute or you will be disappointed.
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It coaxes back that well feeling.
healthy look, puts the sap of life in
your system, protects you from dis
ease HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tee
has no equal as spring tonic for the
whole family. 35c. Tea or Tablets
Sargent, the True Druggist. corneri
Market and Main
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SALEM.


Salem.-At the Newly home, on
College street, Saturday afternoon
there was public sale of the house,
hold goods Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Newly.
Grant Carsbie and family departed
last week for their home in Oklahoma.
Harry L. Johnson will close his
high school with commencement ex-
ercises Friday evening Of this week.
Rev. W. T. Butch, of Salem, will de-
liver the class address. Miss Bertha
Lester, of this place, will be one of
the singers. Mr.. Johnson is one Of
Salems most promising young men
and we are delighted to hear the good
reports of his excellent work in Prim-
rose.
Miss Rae Ingrim, who came home on
account of her mothers illness, de-
parted Wednesday to resume her work
as milliner in a town in South Dakota.
Mrs. Henry Brown went to Mt.
Pleasant Thursday to visit relatives
In and near Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Wilmeth arrived home Friday
after spending several months at the
home of her uncle. DR.. Frank Wilmetb
at Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. John Dilts, Mrs. ]. B. Jordan,
Mrs John Ollie, Miss McVey and Alva
Campbell We're Mt. Pleasant visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Davidson is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs S. Foraker from Bellaire,
Ohio.
Mrs Clyde Huxley and child came
from Keokuk Saturday to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Friend.
Mrs. John Hough from Missouri, Wis.
tied friends at this place last week.
Free Shelledy has purchased the
Grant Corsbie property southeast OF
the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Marden are guests
of their son. Frank. at Fairfield
! Paul Packer has returned to Iowa
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Knight. of Mo-,
line, Ill.,, are visiting at the Will
Moore home west of town.
Mrs. Lou Albright, of Danville iss
visiting her mother, Mrs Kate Cars
Isle.
Miss Nettie Cammack has closed he1l
school at Williamstown. Mo-, and is
spending her vacation at her home at
this place.
The C. f. society Of the Congrega-
tional church gave an entertainment
last Thursday and Friday evening was
! a grand success. A large crowd was
present each evening. Seldom has an
! entertainment at this place been more
highly enjoyed.
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The Philadelphia Watch Case Co.,
of Philadelphia, Pa, make and war
rant this gold filled case for twenty
years continuous wear. 1t is made
from two pieces of solid gold, with a
base metal between to give it strength
and stiffness and should you be able
to wear 1t out before twenty years we
will replace same with a new case
free of any charge. All new designs
and hand engraved, they are really
handsome watches.
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w. S. PARKER
Agent C., B. & Q. r.. r.

Fremont,I H., where he was called by
the death of his brother in law.
Re. Blagg, Of Mt. Sterling, was the
guest Monday of H. F. Gilbert.
Mrs. Mankin is visiting her son at
Bonaparte.
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barrassment and, bracing himself with

barrassment and, bracing himself with
An effort, said:
Mono, of course not. IL only
knew what-well. what I've been told.
was misled wilfully by my enemies.
Levi looked straight into his face
with a queer expression of disbelief.
Statham noticed it, and it unnerved
him.
He had inadvertently made confes.
sion, and Levi did not credit his de.
NAL
The peril Of the situation was com.
plete.
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You wear land doesn't satisfy you you scnd back
and will refund your money Tho banks any respons
Ole citfen In Marshall will tell thas tho do bust
aessaiways absolutely the and 1hnve sold thou
sands of people this for tho s Remember
nso no savos no harness. lies fakes just give you
straight business deal at a reasonable price
Z. e. brooks, 6185 Brooks Bldg. Mar
shall, Mich.
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FROM oTTuMWA-
PACIFIC COAST

PACIFIC COAST
$685. to San Francisco, Los An.
geles and San Diego. $3.50 to Seattle,
Portland, Tacoma and Vancouver.
Similar rates to other points in Cali
fornia, Oregon, Washington. British
Columbia, Nevada, Idaho, Arizona,
New Mexico, Mexico, Alberta and Sas.
Ekatchewan. Tickets on sale daily I'M
til April 80.
COLORADO AND UTAH.
$26.90 to Denver, Colorado Springs.
and Pueblo and return.
April and FL; $4,000 to Salt Lake
City and Ogden and return; $3.50
to Billings, Mont, Basin, Cody and
Worland, Wyo., and return.
HoMEsEEkERs' RATES
| Very low round trip rates to prac-
tically all points west of the Missouri
river on the first and third Tuesdays
of March and April.
$4,000 acres of choicest irrigated
land just opened to settlement Pay
ments on easy terms and everything
guaranteed by Uncle Sam. Located In
Big Horn Basin, Wyo. Buy a home.
seekers ticket and look it up.
No matter where you are going
can give you rates, printed matter
and useful information
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TT HUI ICVT NFVES HuVICG.
For fully five minutes Samuel Stat
ham stood steadying himself by the
back of his chair. His face was white
and rigid. his Jaw set. his breathing
quick and excited. his hands tremb-
linz. his face full of a sudden horror.
He had entirely changed. The sight
of that shabby stranger had filed him
with fear.
Once or twice he glanced furtively
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