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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston. l0c discount;
Chicago. 40c premium: ST. Louis. SOC discount; San
Francisco sight l2t2c premium telegraph 15c pre-
MUM: New Orleans commercial 50Q75c discount
bank 81 premium. Cincinnati i0c premium. Savan-
nah buying 3-I6c discount. selling par.
BANK C1EARlNGS-New York, eKcha nges
sli39ls 2S5 balances s9 309 s79 Chicago exchanges
s3s us 275. balances 3.709. .594. Philadelphia eA-
SI3 s07 .135. balances Si.312.50l Boston
changes S1i.llG.2 .240 balances sS51 .29S.
SILVER MARkET.-Bar silver, 552sc. Mexican
silver dollars 47c Bar silver In London closed al
% 9-l6d. unchanged
GOLD PREMICM.-In Madrid l4-1o; Lisbon. IL.
MEXICAN ExCHANGT1.-Mexicane exchange on
New York is quoted 202
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-c'ustom receipts
reported from Washington. 3653.3l2. internal
receipts. N.lS7.10S. miscellaneous receipts
s2fosi1 Receipts for the day 81 l0l Ses: eXpendi-
lures. Sl.630.00o. Receipts for the o date
S42 5e9 s36 expenditures. s5l $50 600;
pendtures. se.ll0le4. Receipts for the year
date s457. 1854; expenditures. s493 34359s
Of expenditures. $50. 200. .95l.
B-TREASURY.-The Sub b-Treasury was debt
or TO the Clearing House 81. s47.AlS
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GOVERNMENT BON

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tione for government bonds compared with Satur-
days:
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

+Coupon. .RegisteIed.
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GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
IWen'S-'hu New York March 25 1905
. ..r, ~ the Board OF Directors OF l1lS fea-H I1,
-, AZ +5is day quarterly dividend OF IttFE m i bnE
capital stock OF O"A'
If1N l. 90. ~ AK on and March 3lst i'o'-
p1E pTbn go transfer Books will be closed until "eHi
April it, 1905 W I. DOUGLASS. Cashier
TI7fE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK b-c6 OF i sSs Tho
T directors has this day declared Y qdaf ftey
i,otio u TWO PER CENT. payable on az g.
dividend OF The transfer books will close al
1piv his date reopening April Ist ds',> -..bi.-
= IL '-'-S C,H ARIES Fl. PATTERSON Nashie'-
v,,neanoIis & ST. Louis Railroad GO:
-.l . me 3pr l. zoos. from Pacihc EVE fxIenso So,
.hts vii paid on ahd dilct
bonds OF TINS nnta+ion at the OF the Centra4
Trust Company of wan Treasurer
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DiUidend Notices
Coupons due payable at the office of the
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY
S. CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK CITY,
On and aft April Ist, 1908:

NJ. ", Brooklyn & Manhattan Beach p. f. Co s,
Northern Electric Company .-.--..-......-. "a
Ottur"a Traction Light Company --......5s
Osw-go, New York, Water (r-sistered) .. ga,
PetaIunna Santa Rosa Railway Co. I'd - 5s
PIeasantviIIe, N. Y, Water (registered) 35s
Rideewood. New Jersey, Town School. 4,
Rookaway Hunting Club (resistered1 .-......6s
Salem, Virginia, Refundins- ~-......4s
Salt Lake City. Utah, Water Sewer 4,
School City, Fort Wayne, Indiana -------....3Iz,
Syracuse, N. " Improve ,,L-s ,.-.--.,
n1ent (resstered) $4,000. ~
Toledo, Ohio. Improvement IS e various others
Toledo, Ohio, all issues Of the Board Of Edacs-
ton
Virginia Electric Company y.-.--.---..----.--.-5s
Vancouver. Washington. Funding April 22d)-- So
Water Works Company San Antonio, Texas -5s
Wilson, North Carolina,
Improvement (SpriI 15th)
Yankee Fuel Company ----.--.---.-.-.-..-----os
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x<ee0 ... oon,e
49, Is BROADWAY '.' .'.s '"s', .., ,,,, w.
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transfer books OF this company VIII D Sc
O'clock r. NJ Tuesday. APRIL Ith. iSs pres, Vay
10 annual meeting OF stockholders 70 oc Hei1 1~
ith. and will be reOpenei Friday. May eth Is-s
CHARLES F. con lrras-.o--
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London March so. p. m.-The market for Amer
can securities was irregular. Final prices follow
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The transfer viii be ci'st
o'clock NJ. Tuesday. April Ita is.'> pfepl Vs,
10 annual meeting OF stockholders 70 bo as-u ~
9Th. and will be reopened Thursday. MAY sth Is-e
CHARLES F. cox. TreashFeE-
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Financial Meetings.
PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
Special Meeting Of Stockholders.

12o Broadway. New York. March IS 1908
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAIi Road COMPANY:
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

by Van schaioA x Co. No. Wall street,
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uICuIG.N CENrKAI RAILROAD co

By JOHN I. MALL SeeFa'4l5'
Dated March 10. 1905
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
inspiring Message.

An inspiring message was delivered
last evening at the Lenten services in
the Methodist church. Rev. A. Hat
lestad Of Milton spoke of Annaniss
of Damascus. Tpye Of the Working
Christian. Not Annanias of Jerusa-
lem, who with his wife were progeni-
tors of modern Annanias clubs, but
Annanias of Damascus. whom Geo
sent to open the eyes Of Paul. He
was man whom God could depend
on. He did not argue away PLAIN
duty. He was a co-worker with the
Holy Spirit. He was man with e
simple message. He was unconscious
CT the magnitude of his work. He
had SPECIAL fitness for his work, that
of good common sense and of special
guidance and any one who will follow
the divine indications, will accomplish
d christian work permanent and influ-
entail in its results.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
SHINNICK GAVE HIS
WARD BIG SURPRISE
Received a Plurality Of 33
VOteS-IS Feeling
Jubildnt.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

One of the surprises yesterday was
the election of DR.. 7. F. Shinnick as
alderman IN the Second ward. The
doctor entered the field at late date
as an independent democrat and his
phenomenal run and safe plurality
evidences his popularity and also, that
he is an excellent campaigner and
understands how to reach the voters
and make success certainty. When
the doctor announced his candidacy,
it was the almost universal impression
that he would be the third III the race,
but he certainly surprised every one,
including his friends, by his energetic
campaign and his success at the polls.
The doctor will make a good represen-
tative in the common council for his
ward and will always be found on the
right side of every question where the
interests of the people are involved.
And it may not be out of place to re-
mark, that the people of the city will
hear more ABOUT him IN the future and
none need be surpr ised if he becomes
the mayor of the city at no distant
day.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
RUSHING WORK ON
SCHURz MEMORIAL
Active Canvass to Raise Fund
for German Exchange
PrOf6SSOrShip.

Madison, Wis, April 6.-Active
steps are being taken by branch ass0-
Citations organized last fall in various
cities of the state to raise the $50. 600
required as an endowment for the es-
Establishment at the University of Wis
consin Of a memorial professorship in
honor of Carl Schurz. Prominent Ger
man. Americans of Milwaukee have
already subscribed $25, coo, and S., 900
is being subscribed in this city. The
plan is to raise the remaining $50, 600
before the close Of the present academ-
ic year in June, So that the necessary
arrangements may be made to have
the chair established and TO secure the
action of the German government on
the appointment of a German Univer-
sity professor to fill the chair at the
opening Of the fall semester in Sep
TENDER. 1t Is proposed to have the
professorship filled by a German UNI
versity professor from year to year,
so that all phases of German scholar
ship, including letters and science, en-
gineering, medicine and law will be
represented. The canvass is being
pushed by alumni ana other friends of
the university in Lacrosse, Superior,
Watertown, Appleton, Berlin, and
other cities of the state.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
SEVENTH WARD.

Mayor Arthur MuIbeger, 1876; treas
urer, Emil Tanck, 1l2, Theodore Dob
bratz IS: city clerk, Frank S. Weber,
lis; assessor. Gustav Gioger, 81, Ed
ward Gnatzig, So; justice of the peace,
George Hence, 90; alderman, john
Hady. So, Frank Kalina, Sc: supervis-
or, F. H. Breckenridge. 81, Frank
Auer. &c.
Judicial-John Barnes, 1902: Robert
M. Bashturd, 10: William Ruger, II.
The La Toilette delegates large
received highest Al to IA for the high
est Taft delegate. the former having
a maturity of 27. The La Toilette dis
triCt delegates had Is votes to IL for
the Taft delegates.
The Democratic delegates at large
had 223 votes and rs for the district
delegates.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
FIFTH WARD.

For Mayor-Arthur MulbeLger, 1876 !;
treasurer, Emil Tanck, 100, Theodore
Dobbratz, q; city clerk, Frank S
Weber, 131; assessor, Gustav GIoger,
1l2, Edward Gnatzig, SO; justice Of
the peace, George Hence, rs; alder
man, Herman Tetzlatf, 113; supervis-
or, Albert Borchert. 81. John Kessler,
So.
JudiciaI-John Barnes, III; Bobert
NJ. Bashford. II; William Ruger, 5.
The StaIwart delegates at large re-
ceived "a votes and the La Toilette
men 81, the Stalwarts having a major
ity of %. The Stalwart district del
egates had 81 votes and the La Fol-
Ierte delegates "A, the first mentioned
having majority of % The Demo-
cratic delegates at large had I'll votes
and the Democratic district delegates
81 votes.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
PiperSVin6.

Pipersville, Wis. April g. Especial
to The Leader)-Mr. and Mrs. l..
Ziemer celebraed their silver wedding
anniversary last evening at their
hume in the village. A large number
of friends and relatives were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziemer received many
nice gifts in silver.
Mrs. Fl. F. Evans of Chicago, and
Miss Olive Lewis of Milwaukee, spent
a portion Of last week with their sis
ter, Mrs. Il. Humhpey.
Rev. Mi1ard and K. Groat of LeDa-
non, were callers at G. Henning's
Wednesday.
Little Morris Roberts spent last
week with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs o. H. sRoberts at Ixonia.
Mrs. WurtsIer of Watertown, is
visiting at the home of P Davy.
Miss Gertrude Kohle is spending
the week at Ebenezer.
Julius KoholIof of Honey Creek, is
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. II. Kerberg.
Misses Clara and Ada Ziemer Of
Milwaukee, are at their hume here at
present.
Edwin Luspke of Chicago, is stay
ing at the home Of Guy Burdick.
Mrs. j. Humrayey and daughter,
Jessie, spent Monday at Jay Perry's.
Mrs. John Roberts spent Friday at
H. Humphreys.
Mrs. Barnes left for Fort Atkinson
after visiting here the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Bender spent
Thursday at H. Kerberg's.
MIR. Glese of Johnson Greek, was a
visitor here Monday.
Hattie Holatz is numbered among
the sick at present.
Miss Bertice Potter has resumed
her duties i'll the village school, after
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Arthur Oestrich spent q por-
tion of the week with her parents at
johnson Creek.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
SIXTH WARD.

Mayvr-Arthur Mulberger, 234 !;
treasurer. Emil Tanck, 209. Theodore
Dobbratz, 81: city clerk, Frank S.
Weber, 2z2: assessor, Gustav GIoger,
200, Edward Clatzig, 65: justice of
the peace. George Hence, 209; alder
man, Edmund J. Selfert, 1877. Charles
A Kohn, 1O4; supervisor, Herman E.
Kruger, 2lo; school commissioner,
William +. Voss, 204.
JudicIal-John Barnes, 218; Robert
M. Bashford. %; William Ruger, 8.
= Highest LaFoIlette delegate-at-large
received AZ votes to 20 for the Taft
delegates. majority for the former
of "a votes. The LaFollette district
delegates received % votes to q for
the Taft delegates. majority of Il
for the former.
The Democratic deIegates-at-la large
received 337 votes and the district
delegates LA votes.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
Monterey.
Chicago.

Mrs. Ruth DUpp, who has spent the
winter here with her parents is in
Summit at present, where she is at
tending to her farm and stock. having
rented her farm. Mrs. Dopp sold her
entire herd Of registered and grade
Holstein COWS to Mis-. P. Rhoda and
suns at Concord.
The Aid society will meet with
Mrs. FAY Moore April 9.
Mrs. BUrChart, who has been i'll is
slowly recovering.
Miss HiIda Kent celebrated her
sixteenth birthday Sunday.
Those who intended to do seeding
this week are waiting for warm wea-
Their,
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
FOURTH WARD.

Mayor Arthur MUlberger, 81;
treasurer, Emil Tanck, 90, Theodore
Dobbratz, II: city clerk. Frank S.
Weber, SO; assessor, Gustav Gloger,
76, Edward Gnatzig, %; justice of the
peace, George Hence, n; alderman.
William j. Weber, 80; supervisor. S.
M. Eaton, 90: school commissioner,
Frank NJ. Eaton, 81.
JudIcial-John Barnes, 81: Robert
W. Bashford. IA; William Kruger, T.
The TAFT delegates-ar-large highest
Is votes to q Of the LaFoIlette dele
gates. The Taft district delegates
received II votes to II for the LaFol-
lette delegates.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10

Gardner was held yes L rday at $50 a.
m. from the American House to st.
Bernard church and tho mass for the
dead said by Rev FIR. O'Leary, presi-
dent of Sacred Heart olIege. There
were many of the friends of the de-
parted present at the services, to tes-
tify by their presence of their respect
and love for Barney Gardner. The
pail bearers were, Y. j, Moore, NJ.
}. Burke, A. J. Carliu, John Smith,
j. B. Murphy and n. w. Murphy.
The interment was ia St. Bernard
cemetery.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
viii Fight the White Plague.

Plans are being made for raising
fund of 5000 with which to prepare
an exhibit of the work being done in
Wisconsin for the prevention and cure
of tuberculosis. The exhibit will be
made at the international Tuberculosis
congress at Washington, where each
prizes aggregating 81, 200 and sixty-six
god and silver medals will be award
ed for the best plans and methods for
the prevention and cure of the "white
plague.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
TOWN OF IXONIA.

There was quite d lively little con-
test in the town of IXonia yesterday.
The Independent ticket was elected
with one exception. Emil Goefsch
who was candidate for treasurer on
that ticket lost, Otto Streche, the
Democratic nominee, winning out. The
two tickets in the field and the votes
received were as follows:
Independent ticket-Supervisor, E.
K. Reese, chairman, $40; side board,
Chas. Braatz. 1874; E. e. Kruger,
1871; town clerk, John NARROW, 149 !;
assessor, o. W. Scroeder, las; treas
urer, Emil Goetsch, III; justices,
Evan Evans, ? years, 1879: 0 H. Rub
erts, years, 1879; J. Perry, one year,
1873; coDstahles, John Kekkler, 139; T.
NJ. Winger, 1879; Arthur Humphrey.
137.
Democratic ticket-Supervisor,
chairman, John Ssger, l20: side board.
Fred Strache, 121; H. Melcher, 127
town clerk, Hon. Fred Smith, Ill {;
assessor, John Kuester, Sr., 1O9;
treasurer. Otto Streche, 49,; justices,
Anandus Backhsus, l18; VIM. Malone.
III; constable. Asa Goetsch, 118.
Supreme court-Barnes, 10: Bash
ford 50; Ruger, Is. Delegates: Brun-
der, 81; Cooper, 76; Estes, 20: Fair
child. 20: Homstad, Is: Peterson, 72;
Stephenson, 81: Winkler. IL. District
Alversun, 10; Barker, 20; Rogers, 81;
Stedman. 45.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
Advertised Letter List.

Letters addressed to the following
Office in this city uncalled for:
Brown, Almond,
BIlIick. Harry.
Darlo, John.
Gust, 20 Parker street.
HennIng, Miss Helen.
Hilgendorf, Miss Media.
Kelly, Miss Stella.
Nader, John.
Stone, @. c.
SouIe, Miss Kathleen.
Schulz, Ed.
Tessmann, Leora.
Williams, David.
Fl. T. Eberle, P. M.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
CURED OF RHEUMATISM.

Nh. VIM. Henry Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. had rheumatism in his left arm.
"The strength seemed to have gone
cut OF the muscles so that it was use
less for work." he says. Il applied
Chamberlain 5 PalnBalm and wrapped
the arm in flannel at night, and to my
relief | found that the pain gradually
left me ard the strength returned. In
three weeks the rheumatism had dis
appeared and has rot since returned.
If troubled with rheumatism try few
applications &C Pair Palm. Ven 're
certain to De pleased With ths relief
which it affords. For sale by Al
Druggists.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
SECOND WARD.

Mayor Nulberger, 271 !;
treasurer, Emil Tanck, 20. Theodore
Dobbratz. 100; city clerk. Frank S.
Websr. 251; assessor, Gustav GIoger,
200, Edward Gnatzig 90: Justice of
the peace. George Hence. 240: alder
man, Herman Ziekert, So, Theodore
lick, Sc. Thomas F, shnnick, 1872;
supervisor, Albert Hoge. l49. F. w.
Wittenwyler, 1873; school commission
er, Charles E. Frey, 1877. Arthur ].
Schlueter. 80.
Judicial-John Barnes. 1913; Robert
II. Bashfoid, II: William Ruger, 81.
The LaFollette delsgates-aE-large
the highest received Sc majority over
the highest Taft delegate. The LaFol-
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
TOWN OF WATERFOWL.

The ticket elected in the town Of
Watertown was as follows: Chairman,
Guetaff Goetsch clerk. William Diet
eel; treasurer. Robert Strauss; asses
sor, William LenniX; supervisors,
Henry Luttmann and Emil Last. The
judicial vote in that town was as fol-
lows: Barnes GO majority. The La
Toilette delegates at large had a ma
jority of 40 and the district delegates
a majority of Is. The vote was as
follows: LaFollette delegates: Brun-
der, 27; Cooper, &c; Peterson. %;
Stephenson. 19. Taft: Estes, IL;
Fairchild, IA; Homstac, 5; Winkler,
Is. LaFollette: Rogers, "a; Stedman,
Is. Taft: AIy erson, -; Barker, IA.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
THIRU WARD.

Mayor-Arthur Mulberger. 100;
treasurer, Emil Fanck, rs, Theodore
DUboratz, 10; city clerk, Frank s.
Weber. 118; assessor, Gustav Gioger,
SO, Edward GnatzIg, 45: justice Of
the peace. George Henze, 10; alder
man, Carrot j. Russell, 100; super
visor, Paul GibIin, SO, Wm.J. Leh-
mann. 81.
Judicial John Barnes. 119: Robert
NJ. Bashford, II; William Ruger, A.
The Taft delegates at-large high
est % votes to z for the Lat'ol-
lette delegate. The LaFollette and
Taft district delegates split even, Is
votes being cast for each set.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
ELECTION TUESDAY
WAS rather TAME
A FEW CONTESTS HELPED TO
ENLIVEN THINGS.
TanCk and Cloger Carry the City
in d Wdlk-DT. ShinniCk Wins
out in SGCOnd-BdrnG5' Vote
Here Was En0rmOuS-RGSult in
City and Towns.
lFrom Wednesdays Daily1

The political apathy in this city was
Of such character as to convey the
impression that the voters we're tired
Of politics and were largely indIffer-
ent as to results, Only about two thirds
Of the votes in the city were polIed
and the indiferences in the surround
ing towns was just as marked The
only activity in the city was in the
second, sixth and seventh wards, and
in those wards IL is confined exclusive
~ to the ward Candidates, the more
important Offices, those Of delegates
to the national conventions and the
candidates for the supreme court be-
ing lost in the shuttle. The names of
tn delegates to the republican nat0nial
convention being grouped together
many mistakes were made the voters
either refTaining from voting or if he
did so did, in naphazard manner
which was not a true expression Of
the wish Of the voter. Then many
democrats voted fer the LaFOllette
delegates and it may be that some
voted tor the Taft delegatcg as there
Vas no opposition to the democratic
delegates to their national convention.
The only contests for city Offices
were for those of city treasurer and
city assessor. In the race for the
treasuryship, Emil Tanck was an easy
victor over Theodore Dobbratz. Mr.
Tanck receiving IN the city a total
vote Of /, Ill. as against 295 TOR his
opponent, giving the successful Can
didate majority Of 8l6.
Gustav Gloger. the present city as
SCISSOR won easily over Edward Gnat-
zig, the vote being, Gloger, 989;
Gnatzlg, 412-a majorIty Of SIT for
the successful candidate
John Barnes of Rhinalander, candi-
date for the supreme bench, carried
the city by storm, the vote, in fact,
beng rather one sided. evidently
showing that his position on the two
cent tie when member of the state
railway commission, did not weaken
him in the estimation of the citizens
of WATERFOWL, but on the other hand
shows that they admired him tor his
courageous stand.
The judicial vote was as follows:
Barnes, 1861; Bashford, 235; Ruger,
152.
The vote in WaterUown for presi-
Dental electors shows a majority on
the side of Democracy, with almost
an even split between the two FAC
tions of the Republican party.
The center of the excitement in the
wards was IN the Second ward. where
there was a three cornered friendly
scrap for adermanic honors. The
aspirants were Herman Zickert. TheO-
dore ZicK and DR.. 7. F. Shinnick.
The latter won out, receiving 1872
votes and a plurality of SO votes.
In the Sixth ward there was live
ly little tilt between Edmund ]. Sci
fert and Charles A. kohn for alder
manic honors. Mr.. Seifert. the pre-
sent incumbent, won out by a vote of
167 to 104.
In the Seventh ward Frank Kalina
was elected alderman over John Bady
the vote, being Sc to Sc respectively.
The contest between Frank Auer and
F. b. Breckenridge for supervisor was
close one the former winning by
majority of two.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
He GOT WHAT He NEEDED.

"Nine years ago it looked az If my
time bad come,' says Mr.. C. Far
thing. of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. 81
was so run down that life hung On a
very slender thread. it was then my
druggist recommended Electric Bit
tiers. | bought a bottle and got what
l needed strength. l had one foot
in the grave, but Electric Bltters put
it back ON the turf again, and I've
been we'll ever since. - Sold under
guarantee 1T Chae. A. Camm drug
store SOC.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-04-10
T0WN OF SHIELDS

The ticket elected in the town Of
Shields was as follows: Chairman,
Lawrence Cunningham, supervisors,
Geo. Burmeister and Henry Hoeffs /;
clerk. John McAdams treasurer, E..
D. Cheid, assessor, Benz. Strachota ,
justices. S. j. Mccall and j. j. DON
AVIAN; cuustaJlez. Fritz Bgn2ccEe and
Julius Bieege.
Motion made and carried that a ire
department be organized in fleetwood.