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Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES
First Publication December IL, 1908


STATE OF WISCONSIN, }r, prx,,o+o
County Court, Jefferson County. III i'Da'o'
In the matter of the estate of Matthias Winger,
late Of the town of Ixonia, In said county,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at special term OF
the County Court, to be held In and for said
County. at the City Hail. In the City of Water
town, In said County on the goth day Of January.
A. d. 1863. at the opening of Court on that day or
as soon thereafter as the same can be heard, the
following matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Ann Winger for the appoint
ment of an administrator of the estate of Matthias
Winger. late of the town of Ixonia, In said coun-
ty, deceased.
Dated this 18th day of December A. D., 1908.
By the Court
CHARLES B. ROGERS,
County Judge.
SKINNER d THAUER, ATTORNEYS.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-18
Maxine the Widow Merry,

A liberal chunk of life insurance
has good deal to do with making the
widow a merry one.-Atlanta Consti
tuition.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-18
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Cook With Gas.

s2SSs2s zzSssasS4 az, r. &
Cook With Gas.
Smoke --latest Out" Sc cigar.
MRS. Rose Eifler is a Milwaukee
visitor.
Give as G. has blessed you; but
give wisely.
Sheriff Andy Bulwinkel was up
from Jefferson Wednesday on official
business.
Miss Meta May was the guest of
Mrs. J. @. Grell at john on Greek
during the week
Mrs. Sophia Atwood of Albion, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. P. Il.
Swift and family, 7l3 Second street.
Ifyou must talk about your neighbor,
tell the truth but better far, buy
your goods of The Central Trading
Co.
Geoge Wright Of Milwaukee, was
IN the city "wednesday in the interest
of Fire Insurance Co., for which he
is state agent.
Xmas is almost here and you don t
know what to make for presents.
You might find just what you want by
calling on The Central Trading Co.
WANTED Manager for Branch
office we wish to locate here in Water
town Address, The Morris Whole
sale House, Cincinnati Ohio. Nov.
II, '08.
Don't forget Paul Thom's dancing
school and social hop this evening
FRIDAY. December 49, at the Turner
opera house. twill be the Last be-
fore the holidays.
Jefferson county gets $25. 937. 80 in
the appointment of the state school
fund by State Superintendent Gary. |
it being So. q for each child of school
age in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Leslie of
Milwaukee, are the parents of six
pound baby girl, born Wednesday.
Mrs. Leslie was formerly Miss Mar
garet Eiffler of this city.
A man who makes money and saves |
none Is no better off. but man who
makes money and saves half will |
soon be wealthy. You can save part |
of your money by trading with The |
Central Trading Co.
Judge George Grimm of Jefferson, |
spent Sunday here, guest at the |
home of his friend, William Rohr,
clerk of the circl it court for this coun
ty. While in the city he met many |
friends.
ATTORNEY j. E. Davies of Madison,
who is a memba1 of the local law firm
of Davies, Mulberger & Lueck, was
here Wednesday on legal business In
which the fiym was Interested for their
clients.
SALESMAN WANTED to repre-
sent us, experience unnecessary, $75
to $3.50 per month and expenses or
commission.
Yale Cigar Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Jefferson Banner says: "W.
M. KuenzIe of Watertown. at one
time an employee uf the Banner was in
the city on Monday. Walt. is
printer and good one, but there is
more money in representing. as sales
man. Watertown cigar manutactur
ing company.
Charles Scheusner of Miles City.
Mont. who had been visiting his
father. August Schleusner, for the
past three weeks, departed Wednes
day morning for Minneapolis. where
he will visit relatives for a couple of
days and then continue his journey to
Miles CITY, and again resume his
work at that place.
| have cured TO stay cured MIR
Thomas Cuthbert of Brandon, Wis,
of a rupture, in three treatments
without the use of knife or operation.
He never lost one days time. If you
are ruptursd, write him or call and
see me personally, Nov. 4, at New
Commercial Hotel, Watertown. DR..
Goddard Milwaukee Specialist. Con-
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-18
Circumstances Alter Cases,

Circumstanees Alter Cases.
Crawford-I thought you were per-
fectly delighted with the Christmas
present your wife gave you
Crabshaw-At that time didn't
know she'd had II charged.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-18
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-01

The Sheriff trundled an empty hogs
head at noon up to the corner of Bethel
and King, put a board on it and went
into active opposition with the soap.
box orator on the opposite corner. I'm
mediately the crowd foeked to hear him
and left the runner-speiler saving his
arms to empty roadway. This was all
right and Iaukea kept the crowd until
the plumes of Merry Widow bornet
began to bob over the soap-box and
the dulcet voice of Mary Atcherley rose
high over the street car gongs. Then
Iaukea had to divide his crowd and
essay the task of outtalking one of the
best single-handed takers among Homo
Zulu S talking sex. For time the Colo.
mel tried to be gentle in tone and not
obtrude his opinions too forcibly on
lady, but the gentler his tone became
the clearer hers rose until, in sheer
self-defense, Iaukea had to commence
to shout back.
The police department had to quit
first, realizing that the last word was
not to 1t.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-01
'Self= Reducing" Corsets

The Memo Self-Redueing" Corset
reduces a stout woman.s firnrn =
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victions and records, support tn
straight party nominee.
Straw Vote Symptoms.

Straw Vote Symptoms.
: Straws show which way the wind
blows-sometimes Straw votes show
how the friends of candidate on the
verge of defeat blow to keep up appear,
ances and make last effort to enlist
strength and sympathy. Generally the
straw vote getters know where to go
to get the results they want.
Yesterday, with a great hurrah, the
Republican committee took straw vote
amongst themselves and announced that
there was nothing to it,, Cahcart had
cinch. Then they took a straw vote
in the Judd building and announced
that the odds on the diseredited candi-
date were thirty to six among the bust.
ness men. A list of the tenants OF the
Judd building, the selected polling
ground, shows how the vote was secur-
ed. Thoroughly disinterested men like
A. F. Judd and w. o. Smith and Jack
Atkinson and J. P. Cooke voted and the
strength Cathcart showed among them
was amazing. The list of tenants of the
Judd building contains the following
names of those now in town.
Bank of Hawaii, The c. NJ Cooke,
Ltd, The Waterhouse Co, F. T. P. Wa
terhouse, Albert Waterhouse, w. w.
Chamberlain, W. J, Forbes, A. F. Judd,
A. Lewis Jr., R. D. Mead, W. A. Purdy,
]. G.. Spencer, w. o. Smith, L. J. War
rem, A. L. C. Atkinson, w c. Parke,
r. P. Quarles, A C. Alexander, E. D.
Baldwin, c. s. Holloway, J. A Gilman,
Estate of S. G. Wilder and the Sugar
Planters Association. Nearly all of
these were original straight ticket men,
Against the Real Thing.
Sheriff Iaukea was up against it yes
terday and his sense Of obligation to
his constituents, to whom he owed an
account of his stewardship, came into
conflict with his gaIlantry. In this case
gallantry lost out.
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF HONOLULU, CITY
AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU.

/ ask for your votes at the coming
election, as an Independent candidate
for the Office of Deputy Sheriff, Homo.
lulu District.
I am native son of Hawaii. My
practise of law in this community has
given me knowledge of it's affairs,
and an intimate acquaintance with the
people and with local conditions.
stand firmly on the side of law and
order, and if elected pledge myself to
enforce the laws without fear or favor.
l do not believe that the voters are
going to be guided by strict party lines,
where the issues are local and not Ma.
tional, but are going to judge for them
selves as to the qualifications of the
candidates for office.
/ solicit your support.
I am your fellow citizen,
J. NJ. MONSARRAT.
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in
the Making
Continued from Page One,

on Lanai and it is hard to say where
the greatest indignation exists and
where the grand old Republican party
is being lambasted the most because
government officials appointed by a Re-
publican administration have shown a
discrimination Whether the discrimina-
ton has been levelled against the wa
hines of the Valley Isle or the beauties
of the wind swept islet is not yet set
tied. On Maui it is claimed that rank
injustice has been done the ladies of
that county, while over in Gay Brother s
goat pasture the circles of society are
passion wracked.
1t appears that the vaccinator of
the Board of Health has been touring
the island suburbs and with his little
lymph tubes has been putting his ka-
huna totem on all the ladies not previ-
ously decorated. On Maui he barred his
little lancet and jabbed it into the arms
of the fair wahines. He escaped before
the vaccine took and wendell his steps
across the Auau channel to the land
that set Link a-talking. Here he de-
cided upon new method of using up
his cow juice and instead of operating
upon shoulders and biceps he dug his
knife into the legs of all the inhabitants
and then fled for the highlands above
Maunalei gulch. As soon as he judged
that the population was out of condi-
ton to give him a footrace he lined ID
for Manele bay and tagged steamer.
Now, if the vaccinator had canvassed
all the legs on his trip or confined him
self altogether to arms there would not
be the issue that the Republican candi-
dates of Maui and Lanai have to meet
and explain away. The Maui chiefesses
are indignant at the suggested idea that
decollette costumes are not for them
and that it is immaterial whether they
have vaccine marks on their shapeIy
arms or not, while over in Lanai there
is clamor that if arms were good
enough to vaecinate on in Maui there
was no occasion for call for legs in
Lanai.
1t is reported that a formal complaint
will be made to the Board of Health
the discrimination from both
Maui and Lanai, while the suffragettes
of the latter island have appealed to
Link McCandless, the avenger, to take |
up their cause on the stump.
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Long Strong In Country.

Advices from the out-of-town dis
tricts confirm the previous news that
Carlos Long, the Independence epub-
lican candidate for County Attorney,
will easily lead both Edings and Cath
cart in those precincts on Tuesday. At
Kaneohe it is stated on good authority
that Long viii beat Cathcart by two to
one, while Edings win not have a look
in there. This is the case at Waimanalo
and along the Koolau side as far as
Aiea, where Edings will poll a good
vote, and Cathcart will get some also.
Waialua and Eva districts
Long is strong and has strong men sup
porting him.
If those who have heretofore rallied
to the support of clean candidates in
the Fourth, as opposed to yellow dogs,
Will give Long the support he deserves,
the same support they gave Thayer in
1906, Long will not only beat both
Edings and Cathcart but will snow the
latter under. He is assured of a good
vote in the Fifth and is looking con-
hdently forward to receiving the SUD-
port of those in the Fourth who cannot.
unless they go back on their own con.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21

q 80
GnrIEtLrS: s q
GaGo1d Medal Flour as \ the best for fnalS-
Ing EeEerything:ss EADEtNAs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21
NORMAL. SCHOOL
A BUSY B IS PLACE !
TEACHERS EXAMINATION is BE-
ING HELD -5 PREPARATIONS
FOR COMPREHENSIVE ON. Il
tBy Oliver Shurtleff.l

! The local Normal is n scene Of great
activity today on account OF the
teachers examination which Is being
conducted there. About sixty candl.
dates are taking the tests among
whom are about fifteen Normal stu
dents. s. laE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21

IN TROUBLE
TWO CANDIDATES FOR STATE
SENATE NAMED AND BIG
G ROW EkSUED, j-5

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, May 2l.-
The Democratic senatorial convention
for the Fifteenth district took plaza
here yesterday and resulted In dual
conventions, ench putting candidate
in the field, Tho convention was call
ed to order by c. Il. Martin, chairman
Of the senatorial committee, who
named Mr.. Kemp. of Hampshire coun.
ty. as temporary chairman. hut be.
fore Kemp got to the stand. A. D. Barr
nominated Prof. Wright Denny, of
Jefferson. for chairman. and put the
motion.
The friends OF A. c. McIntire had
control OF the committee and put
Kemp forward, while the Campbell
forces boosted Denny. Mr.. Bars mo.
ton was voted on. declared carried
and Mr.. Denny also mounted the
stand. Great confusion reigncd AMI
the building fairly shook with the
yells Of both factions.
4 motion was finally put by the
Campbell chairman to adjourn until :,
o'clock. which was carried, and the
Campbell delegates from Jefferson, is
In number. and the contesting delega-
ton from Berkeley, left the hail. but
the Hampshire delegates, who were
supposed to be for KuylIcndnll. who
had agreed to cooperate with the
Campbell forces. remained
The convention presided over by Mr..
Kemp continued business and after
naming the usual committee adj
journed until $50. At TINT time the
convention. reasscniblel The organl-
cation was made permanent. McIntlrc
was placed in nomination by 7. ".
Dodh, and ]. s. Zimmerman nominated
J. Sloan Kuylendall. On the first bal
lot McIntire got 40 votes OF the IS
and was declared the nominee.
The Campbell faction was unable to
, get in the hall at 2 O'Clock. They met
: In the hallway aud adjourned over ia
the Berkeley Hotel parlor. when they
made permanent organization, heard
. reports Of committees and nominated
Mr.. Campbell. Feeling has run high
and there is much apprehension OF tho
outcome. ~ 3 /. Il s.
The matter wall now. OF course, be
up to the State committee. Mr.. Kemp.
who presided at the McIntiref conyen.
!. ton, was not a delegate. i, {sS5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21
INTERESTING FIGURES.
stasties Concerning Postmasters and
Other Federal Positions. z,

Ii A recent bulletin of the census bu.
reau announces that West Virginia
has 2.e13 postmasters. and las are
Of tho weaker sex. There are but
four postmasters In West Virginia
who get over $4,000 a year and but
two Of the. women get $as much as
s1.4oo. There are 1872 postmasters
invest Virginia who get less than
800 q year. but they Ike the honor
Of the Job. West Virginia has ,sG7
federal enplo outslde Of the post:
masters, and 800 are emplo yed IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21

Il " b. I. d III.
This morning in chapel the Normal
year book. THE Mound" was pre-
scented to the teachers and students
by Oliver Shurtleff the editor. The
book has met, SO far, with the hearty
approval OF all who have examined It..
The book is on sale now at the Nor
NAL School, and the sale will continue
ZIP through commencement week. A
word might be given to the patrons
Of the school that the supply OF
Mounds is limited, and orders will
have to be received early II you wish
a copy.
Miss Ware, of the Department Of
be- 3 Her D.
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Injured Boy Recoveri1g.i

~ nJured Boy covering 81
Master Robert $Jud gea son Of MI. and
Mrs. Pat Judge of East washing tom
street, who was so severely IN jnred by
being cut with q knife that was pFo.
trudIng from a Kitchen table drawer
and while the little fellow was ems
deayoring to Chin the e table from bss,
meath. Is getting along quite nicely
the physicians believe, from the WY
the cut Is healing SO healthily, that
there will be but q sli tSsrar left
mark the occurrence Robert IS IA
general 5fayorite among the little folks
OF that eetions Of the selty and many
Injured: He Is now sups and about the
premises as usual alton Repuhlis
can.
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lpplauding audience would s let

applauding audience would let him
leave the stage. IA q; s Il;
f Following the musical number Gem
eral Romeo III. Freer, OF h Harisville,
Fdtchie county. was introduced and
with his usual wit and humor the gen
era1 kept the audience in an uproar
Of merriment for some time. He then
paid striking tribute to the people
OF Wheeling for the excellent treat
ment which has been accorded to the
grand army in this city and eulagized
his former comrades in such strong
terms for a time; it III. 4 ID
Almost Brought Tears
into the eyes of every person in the
auditorium. Don't forget, said Gen.
ernl Freer. "when you enjoy the great
freedom you are enjoying today; don't
forget us when you are given the adj
vantage Of Increased educational facil.
tiles. and some OF you. don't forget us
when you grow wealthy through your
big Industrial plants and business In
stitutions, built during the past forty
years. but thing OF those dark days OF
war. when these old veterans who are
assembled here went wot to do bat
tie to preserve the union and make It
possible for you OF today to enjoy nll
these things. 1t was the, man behind
the gun VIII fought, and many OF whom
died, but he finally conqured and your
country was saved and now hns grown
to be the greatest nation Of all earth.''
In closing his address General Freer
highly praised the work of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps and the Ladies' OF the
G. A. r. and retired to his seat At
this juncture Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall al
vanced to the stage and presented
State Commander I. N. Adams with q
beautiful bunch Of flowers. and to the
other speakers a carnatton was given.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21

expression, announces for the first
time the caste OF players who will
give the major parts OF Shnkespeare's
Hamlet during commencement weeK.a
The cast is. rs follows
Il "My Lord In Livery"
sybil Amherly Louise Suffer
Laura, her friend !. 49,. Nell Cox
Rose, her friend =, Lucy Billingsley
Lord Thirlmere $500. Oliver Shurtleff
Spiggot ................ Harry Green
Hopkins .............. U. A. Knapp
Robert (Page) ......... Bailey Hupp
"HamIet."
ACT I. SCENE w.
Hamlet .:..... Olive Shurtleft
Horatlo ........... John Mckinney
Marcellus ...-......... Harry Green
Ghost .......... James Lanham
ACT III. SCENE /.
Hamlet ....f......... Oliver shurtleff
Ophelia .............. Maynte Ware
Hamlet.
ACT III. SCENE Nv.
Hamlet .......... Oliver Shurtlef
Queen ......-........ Louise Suffer
ACT w. SCENE v.
Queen ..i.......... Lucy Billingsley!
Gentleman ............ Harry Green
King .:.............. Alfred Gregory
Laertes ............. Ulysses Knapp
Ophelta .:............ Maynie Ware
The students are working hard. AMI
the programme will be good. The
date OF the recital is Thursday. May
2Sth. .5.5
This afternoon at the home OF Prof.
and Mrs. c. Harry Scherf. the mem.
bers Of the Senior class were very de.
llghtfuly entertained, The afternoon
was spent in a very thoroughly pleas
ant manner. and the Seniors thorough.
" enjoyed the hospitality Of Prof. anil
Mrs. Scherf. Z, 555
Prof. scherf is one Of the new
teachers sent to us this year by the:
Regents. and to say that he has "'made
good" is putting 1t mildly.
Miss stalnaker, Of the Department
Of modern Languages, is out OF school
on account of sickness.
The Juniors will be entertained this
evening by Mrs. N. R. c. Morrow. a.
her home in the. 5th ward!
From present indications the initial
term of the summer school at the Fair.
mont Normal will be q successful ven
ture. In taking a note Of the students
this morning in chapel quite "a large
number signltied their Intention OF
remaining for the summer term. The
work given at this term VIII he reg,l:
lar Normal and teAc cheers, work, and;
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PERSONAL, 81
MENTION

+. x. Mansfield was business wis.,
tor III Warrington yesterday.
John Clark, OF Wheeling. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Parks came up from
the Wv. y. yesterday to spend few:
days ct her home. q
John Worthington. Of the Standard.
OIL Company, was a business visitor
here today.
a.'Hon. John j. Cromwell come In from
Clarksburg this morning. He was here
few hours end went east on No. IA.
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Washington: There areS15, 900 soldiers
on Government pay rolls:. and West
Virginia has but \ SO OF them Only
EOS negroes In the United States are
postmasters, and West IrginiaE has
very few Of that mum er..yE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21

Yesterday evening Misses Severn.
Coftn1an and O'Dny. and Mr.. A. ]. Dad.
isman. Taylor county students, went
to Grafton 70 take the examination
and to pay visit to their homes,
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ersons will get full credit for ali w OIL.

persons will get full credit for all work
done. IA
The teachers SO far selected to Ia.
struct at the summer, term are. as fol-
lows: Profs. E.. G.. Rohrbough, E. 2.
Mercer, W. R. Shaw and Miss Mon:
tana Hastings, Mrs.SN. R.. G. Morrow
and Miss Amy L. R.dgely. During the
summer session board and rooming
can be had at the Dormitory.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21

A notary commission was issued to
Paul D. Yeager, of Marlinton. Poca.
hontas county. :. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21

The Juniors will be entertained this
evening by Mrs. N. R. c.. Morrow. a.
her home in the. 5th ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-21
EVELYN MAY QUIT.
Possibility That She Will Not Go
Ahead With Divorce Suit.

+. n Z . .
/. NEW YORK, May 21.-There is a.
possibility that Evelyn Nesblt Thnw
may abandon the proceedings for the
annulment Of her marriage to Harry
X. Thaw. according to statement
made by her counsel. Daniel O'Reilly.
We have not decided yet just
what we will do" said Mr.. O'Reilly,
but. as we told Referee Deyo. in ask
Ing further postponement OF the
case. II we are not ready to SO on
Tuesday next, we will not go on at
all"
Miss Margaret Anderson, who had
been the guest Of friends here for sew
eral days. has returned to Federal.