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Can't. Lohr Entertains Friends.

4 rarty in honor Of the first anniversary
of the service of his power launch Violet
was the way that Cap. Gustave p. Lohr
took to let his friends know that he had
safely passed the first milestone as owner
of the fine little craft. The celebration
was scheduled fer the latter par CT last
week. but owing to rainy weather II was
postponed The night the party started
on the Violet cruise a large thrcng of
the friends of Capt. Lohr assembled at
his home, 759 18th street beast aau
CONGRATULATED the hold mariner on having
survived the dangers of the stormy East
ern branch and the Potomac while cruis-
ing aboard the Violet. The guests We're
entertained with music. refreshments
were served and an ENJOYABLE evenin :
was spent Mr.. and Mrs. Lohr received
the guests on the lawn at their H. ME.
which was lighted by lanterns and beau
1ifullv decorated for the occasion
These present were II. Il. Chase. Waul-
ford Cordes. LenoN Lohr. Is. I. Mozart
ney. \. r. Ham. b. T. McCurdy. I-sau
Beall. William Wood. e. e. Taylor. D. ID.
Walker. William Brearley. William Mar
schalk Harry Rowe. NJ. Coxon. MIR.
Clark. Mr.. Humphrey. John Jones. A Der.
Childs. Harry Childs. q. L. Torrey. rcn
Hill. Peter Hill. Addisc II Davis. Kari
Hudson. Charles g. Iohr. Oar Orrison.
Fred HUH. Raymond Ragal. q. p. Sud-
worth y. c. Narcla. Lr. l.. {. Var:la.
Herman Grimes. William Grimes. Mr..
Grimes. James Giacchetti and Thomas S.
King.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Raleish-J B. Ross. Buffalo. n. Y;
NJ. r. Sherrerd. Newark. n. j.: j. C.
Mann. New York: w. E. Hosmer. Spring
field. Mass: 1. F. Roe. Newark. y. j.;
D. c. Lippman. Rochester. n. Y.
New Willard-A. D. Shepherd and Mrs
Shepherd. New York: r. A. Apperman
and Mrs. Apperman. Lynchburg. Va: C.
w Floyd and Mrs Floyd Manchester
Vt: Walter Sondheim. Baltimore: James
II. Higgins. Pawtucket. r. l.
Arlington-W 8. Cctti. Brooklyn. n. V;
w Vokhardt. New York: p. X. Rey-
nolds. Boston: v. H.. Burnham. Chicago;
Walter Wood. Philadelphia; b. H. 81
Shoreham-F. f. Powell. London; Will
liam r. Corwine. New York: r. r: Par,
kin and Mrs. Parkin. Elgin. III: Henry
j. Brown and Mrs. Brown. Marietta
Wis. Mrs II. T. Emerson. Michigan
John Camield and Mrs. Garfield. ST
Paul. R. w. Post. San Juan. =. R.; Baron
Sakatani. Toxic: X. Muezawa. Toxic: q
H. Sm.thers and Mrs. Sm,thers. Montreal
Normandie-S a. Galley. Altoona. Pa.
Sam Galley. jr.. Altoona. Pa: j. II. Shep
pard. Mongolia City: Thomas Stone. Gran
vile. Pa; 4. r. Lauff and Mrs. Lauff
Canton. Ohio: G. H. Moone. Vernon. Pa
H F. Jones and Mrs. Jones, Elmira. ~
Y: J. NJ Andrews and Mrs. Andrews
Warren. Pa: Lawrence Simpson. Mem
phis, Tenn: NJ. l.. Parker. jr-. Charleston
S. c.: T. G. Drager. ssachusetts: p. I
Tenner. Cincinnati. Ohio: Mrs. H. Slack
New York: L. D. Tu: ner. New York.
Riggs House-Jandon Browne no
Springs. Va: W. a. Neill Atlanta. Ga
F. j. Ford. Philadelphia: 4. NJ Lind' NeT
york; William A. Quinn. Delaware: L. y
Danforth. Chicago; Robert B. Pre5le
Chicago: John II. McDermott and Mrs
McDermott. Pennsylvania: Gerald Wer
ner, New York: F. NJ: Jackson Alapam :,
Gov. B. 3. Conner. Alabama; Hal
Nose,ey virginia: C. NJ Perkins, Bcs
ton: r. NJ. Grant, Pennsylvania; Arthur
Mac Arthur
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Pillmakers Barred From Mails.

FIR 'ud Orders have been issued by the
tost Office Department against the NJ.
Curly Burkhard Company and the NJ.
Curry +. Company of Baltimore and
Atlantic City. II is charged that the
companies have been advertising pills the
sale 80 wh.ch, II they were what they are
declared 10 be. would be illegal The
pills are s3;; - he worthless. and IL 10
Therefore declared that their sale is fraud
Jlent Dr. NJ Curly Burkhard and his
assist ant. y. W. Seibert. the managers
of the companies are held under heavy
bail for the action of the grand jury At
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12
Deaths in the District

The following deaths were reported 10
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Henry Schmidt Il years. Cove: nment
Hospital for the Insane.
Catherine NJ. Cooney. IS years. 2tS.O Is
street northwest.
Mary E Head, 20 years. 1S2 r street
northeast.
Mary E. Gennet. 90 years. ls2i 18th
street
Frances F. Carusi. q; years. l225 18th
street northwest.
William NJ. HusSon. - years. Bali
street northwest.
George D. Seely. 69 years. l34s Euclid
street northwest
Charles E. Bamford. - years. the Re-
gent.
Margaret A Barrett IS years pa a
street northeast
Elizabeth S. Denny. G6 years. 1sl2 q
street northwest.
James E. Diver. year. 1905 9TH street
southwest.
Clinton c. Caldwell. Is years. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
John Brown. ~ years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Della Mains. p years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Jerusha NJ. Holton. So years. 1213 Mon
roe street, Brookland.
Alice Flynn. { months Childrens Hos
pital.
Infant of Kelly and Grace Humphrey,
q hours. 1:i1 Harrison street. Anacosf a.
Annie Delilly. II years. Sheridan avenue.
Anacostia.
Jannitta Quinan. IL years, III Virginia
avenue southeast
Frank Walker. 81 years. 49, Locust
court southwest.
Eta Miles u years. 14I2 Church street
northwest.
Viola Carter. years. Children's Hos
pital.
Wilbur Hickman. 3 Yeas. 42a o street
alley northwest.
Infant of James. a. and Annie l.. Slade
! day, 1912 Linden street northeast.
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Woman Heavily Fined.

Minnie Howard. co.ored. who was ar
rested as the responsible person in a
speakeasy raid by Sergt. Brown and
three policemen Of the third precinct Sun
CAV entered a plea of guilty TO the
charge of conducting an unlicensed bal
at a hearing before Judge Muiluwny at
the Police Court. and i'm default of $50
fine was sent 10 the workhouse for siN
months.
When the house was raided. il was
stated. the police found no less than iii
teen or sixteen men and women i'm the
place drinking whisky and playing cards
The members of the party were taken to
the customers were taken as government
witnesses. and the prisoner. with two oi
her relatives. was locked up. Ii devel-
oped that Minnie was the sole offender.
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Realty Deals in Alexandria County.

Admiral P. N. RiXsy has purchased
the sixty-acre farm of Judge \. NJ. Free
man. which is known as the Freeman
Homestead"
Craig 4 Evans have sold three lots at
West Cherry dale to Chares l.. Franklin
Frederick Gran; of Chicago. H.. has
purchased house and two ar : Lf land
adjoining the Nuns IN Hill nuisfii 5 n-af
Arlingtin to Mrs. Mary Fla ris H.
Mr.. c. NJ Stoy of Was ing. II. ID. G..
has bought the six-room ho' sc and iNe
lots adjoining same nea: Bal ston at
Mr. d. VarcCe.
Mrs. Cora Is VILLA has Dur has-H
a house and lot at Clifton on the Cd
Dominion road from Cha & - Ivan.
MI T. c. Hudson has bought ore a u
a half acrts of land near Oh rlydaie.
up6n wrich he is, l:aviaS fin nome
built
Mr.. Garrett j. bu'lding cottage a:
Farlee near Clarendon.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health ONCE during the past twenty
four hours:
Alfred ]. and Dora Webster, May 4.
1908: female
Walter l.. and Mary A. Stevens May 8.
1908: female.
James and Mary NJ. Region, May :,
1G0S: male.
Edgar l.. and Lillian s. Neal. May 3,
1alS: female.
Frank T. and Nellie F. Mitchell May 8.
1905: male.
Carbury S. and Mary B. Hilton, May 10.
1!hlS: male.
Norman E. and Mabel M. Hutchinson.
May 4. 1908: male.
Stephen E. and Ella M. Essex, April 30,
1913: female.
William 4. and Carrie v. Clark, May 0,
1908; female.
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Funeral of Mrs. Margaret Barrett.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs Margaret Barrett. wife CT Crossing
Policeman James Barrett. were held this
morning in ST. Joseph's Catholic Church.
I'd and c streets northeast. High mass
of requiem was sung by Rev iSnatius
FeaIy. assistant pastor of the church
After mass the priest euloS zed the de-
ceased and poke words Il comfort -
the husband and children. Intermeni WaS
in Mount Olivet ceme,ery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

May "a. why he should not be adjudge0
bankrupt.
The courts act on Is based on a petition
of PerciNal W. Hatch of Riverside. r. l..
and other creditors OF Mr.. Kahn. who all
icge le is insolvent and that April l. last
he paid a claim to a local bank. intending.
IL is alleged. 10 prefer the bank over other
/ creditors.
Attorney n. Winsh!p Whcatley repre-
ssnts the petition ng creditors and Attor-
neys Wolf & Rosenberg appear for Nj.
Kahn.
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Earl NJ Chles of Gilmore Mills. Va.
and Katharine w. Stoner of Sherwood.
Va.
Charles F. Campbell and Ethel B. Start,
both of Richmond, Va.
Sherwood c. King and Grace Nj. Law
son.
Charles B. Taylor and Anna A. Harris.
Peter A. Horn and Minnie E. Wolff.
James A. SOmers of Pittsburg, Pa and
Mary K. Jenkins of this city.
Matthew a. Sims and Ella q. Brown.
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Leonard ]. and Mary G. Bhalman. May

Leonard ]. and Mary G. Bhalman. May
10. 1913: male.
Allen and Dora Jones. May 4. l9nS: male.
Reuben and Mary Smith. May q. 1905:
female.
Edward and Fannie West May q. l!1S:
female.
Daniel and Hortense c. Washington.
May 4. 1905: male.
Albert and Lucy Addison. May q. 1905:
female.
George and Adelaide Jones. May 6. iopS:
male.
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Reeceive-s Far Jewellers Stock.

H. Winship Whaa;lcy and 'uricc ID.
Rosenberg were today appointed oy CHIEF
Justice Clabaugh receivers of the jewel-y
stock of Isadore Kahn, at No. I'D
street no, Invest. TIL, court also issued a
rule on Mr.. Kahn to show c.use Friday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh started
Yesterday for their home in Colorado.
They will spend the summer at Wool
hurst their large estate. seven miles from
Denver. and expect to entertain several
eastern visitors there during the demo-
cratic national convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Hans Christian Holm of Berkely Uni
versity. Cal. is visiting his uncle. Prof
Holm of Newton street. Brookland. To-
morrow he leaves for Baltimore where
he will embark for his old home in Den
mark and spend couple of months with
his relatives there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mrs. George c. Sholes entertained at
luncheon and cards in honor of her guest.
Mrs. Harley Emerson of Rochester, n. Y.
Friday last. The guests were Mrs. Wen
dell p Stafford. Mrs. John W. Titcomb.
Mrs. Walter Husband. Mrs. George Ide.
Mrs. 4. a. Fisher. Mrs. James Spalding.
Mrs. a. w. Fisher, Mrs. Edward S. York.
Mrs. Appleton P. Clark. jr., William II.
ShOles and Miss Fisher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mr.. Oliver Boyer eightythree years old.
of Salisbury. Pa. was the recent guest of
Mrs. George B. Johnston of Jackson
street Brookland Mrs. Johnston accom-
panied her uncle on an enjoyable trolley
trip to Baltimore. where they were pleas
Emily entertained by Mrs. Fannie Evans
l. Columbia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mrs. Tallmadge. Miss TaNnadge and
Mrs Henry Hobart Tallmadge of 1:::'s
Irving street northwest, Columbia
Heights. will be at home tomorrow from
3 to +. when they will be glad to welcome
all their friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Representative and Mrs. Herbert Par
sons are visiting Mrs. Parsons cousin.
Mrs Charles Wilbur Knox, at Glenelg
Manor, Howard county. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Johnson of this city
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w. Gar
rett at Leesburg.
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Dr. and Mrs. William B. French and
the Misses Louise and Margaret French
of this city registered yesterday at the
Paris Office of the New York Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

The Countess de Buisseret was enter
tanned at luncheon Sunday at the Chevy
Chase Club by DR.. and Mrs. William
Jerdone Peftus. To meet her were pres
ent the military attache of the British
embassy and the honorable Mrs. James.
Miss Coudert Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs. Bromwell. Mrs. Dwight. Gen. ]. P.
Story. Senior Yoachim, Mr.. W. p. Cressop
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John Burroughs is staying with DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Baker of Columbia road for a
day or two. They will be glad to see all
friends after 1870 this (Tuesday) evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mrs. Gresham and child of this city are
visiting Capt. and Mrs. William E. Gar
rett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mrs. William H. Fowler will be pleased
to see her friends at her new home, 121
18th street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mrs. j. B. Henderson will entertain
the Congressional Club. of which she is
a member. at a tea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. James Parsons have taken
..Jssession of their new home on Michigan
avenue. near eth street northeast
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Miss Jennie F.. Dooittle of Washing
ton is visiting Miss Flora E. Cole at her
home. Coombe Edge. Monterey. Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Dr. and Mrs. George Samuel Cats. who
were married January "a. 1907. left Wash
ington last night for their future home in
Asheville. n. c. Mrs. Cats was formerly
Miss Rose Butler. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Lafayette J. Butler of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Mrs Hughes Olphant will receive as
usual on Wednesdays during the month
of May at her bungalow home on Grafton
street Chevy Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

Nine. Cruz. wife of the minister of Chile.
gave an elegant luncheon today, when
her guests were Nine. Nabuco, Nine.
Co-ea. Nine. Portela. Nine. Cortes. Nine.
Godoy, Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. Mrs.
William Barrett Ridgely, Mrs. Timmons.
Nine. Chermont. Mrs. George Marye and
Mrs. Juan Attwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-12

The Ri. Rev. Joseph Blount Cheshire,
| Bishop of North Carolina. and Mrs. Che
shire will reach Washington tonight and
spend few days with Mrs Cheshire
| father Rev. Walter A. Mitchell. in
Georgetown.
| The Bishop and Mrs. Cheshire expect
to sail fer England on Saturday. and
while there will attend the Pan-Angelican
| Council and the Lambeth Conference.
They will remain abroad until the last
| of August
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-28

NOT MUCH INTEREST SHOWN.
4 Friday evening, B. J. Castle Of
Madison, spoke at Turner opera house
in the interest Of Charles Il. Russell,
Il candidate for the nomination as con-
greseman for this district at the prl-
mary election, September |, IN oppo-
sition to Hon. John NJ Nelson. the
present incumbent Of the office. There
were only about twenty-five present
and total absence Of enthusiasm.
On national matters he was both IN
terestIng and instructive, especially,
in showing the absolute necessity for
the Emergency Currency law passed
by the last congress-. His defence of
Speaker Cannon was far-fetched and
exceedingly lame. Had he spoken Of
the good qualities and fitness Of his
candidate for congress and not at
tempted to belittle Mr.. Nelson, his
speech would have been received with
more favor, for the people in this city
and county cannot be preiudiced
against Nelson by those interested in
his defeat. MIR Castle is an eloquent
speaker under favorable circumstances
and it is to be hoped he will again
visit our city after the nominations
nave been made and address the people
on national issues from a republican
view point.
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fleetwood.

Redwood, Aug. 26, 1903. especial
to The Leader. John Kelley OF Ju-
neau, Was a guest at the home of his
sister Anna, during the week.
Pref. D. E. McClain and family of
West Bend, caIlad on relatives here
on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Loffey Of Iowa,
visited at the home of j. P. Car oil
and family during the week.
Quite number from here attended
the picnic at Clyman. on Sunday and
all report most enjoyable time.
Miss Irene Mcclure visited at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Joseph E.
Brooks, during the week.
Rev. james Just of WATERFOWL,
called here Monday
John Roller was a Watertown pas
senger on Tuesday.
DR.. E. J. Kelley of Chicago, was a
guest at the home of bis aunt, Miss
Annie Kelley on Sunday last.
Mrs. Vincent Kreitziger of Wster
town, is guest at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Vincent Dolby.
Hauling barley to the station is the
fad now -a-days
George W. Theisen. democratic can
didate for Sheriff of Dodge county.
was in the village this week.
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Pennington.

Pennington, Aug. rs, 1908. = (Spe-
cial to The Leader. Mrs. E. NJ. Nut
ting Of Fort Atkinson, called on
friends here OBS day last week.
LUuis B. Cherry of Freeport, III. :,
WAS a guest at the home of G. +.
Weber over Sunday.
Frank Sabel and wife were Water
town viFiturs Sunday.
Miss Elva Frank was a caller at
Watertown Tuesday.
Miss Lydia M. Ws0er returned to
Freeport, H., Monday evening after
spending her vacation at her home
here.
Miss Mabel Schlesner of Johnson
Greek. is staying with her sister, Mrs.
VIII Jahnke.
The Young Peoples Society had a
picnic on the German Lutheran church
grounds Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Kleinsteiber and daugh-
ter Violet, called at e. F. Weber's
Wednesday afternoon.
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HUbblGtOn.
Affection.

MIDDLETON, Aug. 26, 1903. Especial
to The Leader. D Ed. Amborn left
last Wednesday for Bristol, S. D.,
where he will remain for several
weeks.
Miss Mary Cunningham of MiIwAu-
kee. is visiting at her horne here.
Emil Tapck Of Watertown, called
On friends here Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Luckow and family of
Milwaukee, are guests at the Ambo>n
home this week.
Mrs. A. Brumm is whiting her son
at Sun Prairie
Miss Mayta Amborn spent Monday
in Watertown.
Miss Margaret McCaig of Redwood,
was caller in the village one day
last week.
Miss Elsie Griep Of Watertown, is
guest at the home of Il. Kluetzman.
Miss Edna Lemmerhirt of Rich
wood, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ruth Hodgson.
Mrs. 7 F.. Shinnick and Miss Elsie
(seidel of Watertown, spent Monday
with friends here.
The Misses Harriet Luckow of Mil
waUkee, Mary and Lucy Rebstein,
Mayta and Pearl Amborn and Ruth
Hodgson were sunday evening guests
at the home of E. Hasten west of the
village.
Misses Alvina and Ida Bartel OF
Waterloo, were ov.r Sunday visitors
at E. Kasten's.
Misses Erna and Linda Schmidt Of
Watertown, were visitors at the Reb-
stein home on Friday.
Miss Mary McGovern and niece,
Irene Watson Of Chicago, are visitors
here.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-28
READ AND THINK

Friends Of Congressman Nelson are
calling attention to the lavish eXpen-
diture of money disclosed by campaign
pcs ers, newspaper advertisement.
and hired workers emf l0yed to defeat
him for denomination. 1t is claimed
that Mr.. Nelson active opposition in
congress to the steel trust coterie,
and representatives of other special
interests that for years have defeated
President Roosevelt's policies, has re-
suited in the bitter fight now being
made upon him. 1t is said that this
is not a contest between rival candi
dates, disappointed office seekers, nor
those who are successful. 1t is 3
struggle wherein the people are deep
ly interested.
No man in the country has been
more fearless than Congressman Mel
son in his opposition to the Gear like
Rules whereby the interests contorl
the House of Representatives. His
defeat would be step backward and
against the public interest, which he
has served so ably in the past two
years. His friends desire full vote
to be out at the primary, in order to
prevent such a result If the people
turn out there will be no question of
his denomination. Let every friend of
Congressman Nelson get OUT to the
primaries and give him strong en-
dorsement of his record.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-28
PuMCENT PARAGRAPHS.

Champ CLARK thinks national con-
ventions can be improved IN several
respects The democrats could make
canuaigns mere Interesting bv ceasine
to yell an hour ard bali for chro-
nc loser.
Massachusetts will be more solidly
republican now than ever that the
Boston Globe has found TWO split IN
fnities in the Denver platform
''lhg democratic roostar gives the
halIeIuis crow says the Atlanta
Constitution. And in November the
democratic rooster gives the demo
cratic crow
Bryan's portrait has been on about
everything bat postage stamp. and
it ought TO be there. 1t has been
licked often enough.
1t will be a great convenience for
Mr.. Hearst to be chairman Of his own
party. He car control the expenditure
Of his own money.
Judge Parker opened the campaign
in Los Angeles with a speech, and
during his remarks one prominent
Democrat drooped dead. If he has any
more luck like this, the Judge is like
Iy to be invited to come home and
keep quiet.
The milwaukee, Journal says Bryan
NAV carry Wisconsin. Yes, Debs nav
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ClyTdn.

Clyman, Aug. 28, 1905 Especial
to The Leader. Eugene Reilly of
Chicago, is looking after his farm in
terests in this vicinity
Ms. Thos. Mcclure of Milwaukee,
is the guest of Miss Mary McGovern.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lattey and
family of Cumming. Ia, arrived here
on Friday last. They intend to locate
in Watertown, Wis.
Mrs John Metzger visited relatives
in Milwaukee last week.
The Misses Walsh made an automo-
bile trip to Oconto last week accom-
panied by their brother, J, T, Meow
ern, who drove up from Chicago with
his family.
Miss May Condor of Portage. was
the guest Of the Misses Belle and
Tessa Collins few days last week.
Miss Norah Schumann of Neosha,
is the guest OF her cousin, Miss Clara
Simon.
j. A. Bunnell transacted business
at Oconto this week.
Miss Helen Metzger is visiting
with relatives at Fond du Lac.
Messrs. William and Michael Behan
of Columbus, attended the picnic here
on last Sunday.
Miss Mae Kelly of Milwaukee. is
the guest of her UNCLE, Albert Metz
opr