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Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
Rockford Ill. has New N uSeum

10000 tickets given free for educa
tl,nal purposes.
Afflicted people will be pleased to
hear of the Rockford Museum of An
atomy established by the Illinois State
Specialists.
Thousands of wax figures represent
chronic diseases as they appear in the
human body. Expert doctors explain
these diseases, and cures to the public.
1t pays to travel 1000 miles to visit
this museum. and to learn about the
new painless and bloodless cures made
by these specialists.
All sick people should write for
free tickets to museum. and free con-
sultation. Their advertisement stat
ing time to cure, appears elsewhere
in ia this paper. For tickets, etc,
write
ILLINOIS STATE SPECIALISTS
528 ". State ST., Cor. RocKtun Ave.
Rockford, I'll.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
A Pleasant Gathering

MISS Hattie Draeger was pleasantly
surprised last Friday evening by the
Good Time Club, at her home in Third
street. The surprise was in the nature
of a "hard times gathering, the cos
tuning being unique and humorous.
One costume was especially good.
that of Miss Minnie Knick, she being
attired as German peasant. Supper
was served at the witehing hour of
midnight. The guests dispersed II
the wee, small hours. promising to
come again aud voting Miss Hattie a
charming hostess. ThUse present
we're: the Misses Hattie and Ella
Draeger. Clara Reichsrdt, Esther
Wendorf, Lena Freitag, Minnie Knick
and Helen DeImel.
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IeSIo DC ..'lEO lselg1,, e1omS

Ieo!o oS lEO lselR1,, sIouS
Mr.. and MIS-. Charles Bales Of
Collinsville, Ind have moved to this
city.
Miss Ida Schultz returned Monday
from visit with Fort Atkinson
frienos.
Maybe you don't know it but over
coats are cunning iuto fashion fast
You can get une cheap of The Central
Trading On.
DR.. W. F. Wbyte Was profession
al visitor at Fort Atkinson Monday
ard talked little politics on the side
the right kind CT politi.s.
Now, now the nj ght wind fresbens
fast and the cold wave gathers
strength. You will have to put uu
a heater. You can get enc chsap of
The Central Trading Co.
The Apollo Club has liked Tuesday
evening, Dec. lst as the date of it's
first concret. The place is Turner
Hall. Watch for further announce
ments. The rehearsal last Tu ssday
evening was certainly Marker.
Prof. Roberts put the chorus thru
pace that WAS exciting. The tenor
department has been greatly strength
ened. A grand concert is in store for
Watertown lovers of music.
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Pennington.

Pennington, Nov. 5.-Mrs. S. F.
STANCE and Mrs. Fred w. STANCE and
son Leonard, of Watertuwn, were
visitors at @. T. W eber's Tuesday.
John Wolfgram was a CALLER at
Mrs. Pitzner's Wednesday evening.
Leonard Schoeller and family of
Helenville, were at C. F. Weber
Sunday.
Henry Raabe spent few days last
week with his brother at Rome.
Miss Ella Rummler was q visitor
at Jefferson over Sunday.
F. Schroeder and family, H. Koch
and family and Charles Sabal and
family spent Sunday evening at F.
Krause's.
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Redwood.

Richwc cd, Nov. 5-Mrs. Martin
Berger Of Madison, is the guest OF
relatives here.
Ben Zl.lisch an! Ernst Kruger OF
Waterfowl. passed through the village
On Thursday.
Byron Tyson is visiting friends in
Waterfowl this week.
Miss Lydia Riechart was mere Mon
day and Tuesday instructing her class
in music.
Mrs. +. j. Mccall and Miss Mar
garet McCaig were Milwaukee pas
sengers Thursday.
Miss frances Ueh ing was Wa
tertown passenger Saturday.
Miss Sarah Cunningham Of Lowell,
was the guest of Mr.. L. Cunningham
and family over Sunday.
H. Weihert Of Watertown. called
on friends here Thursday.
Mrs. JAS. Eagen OF Watortown.
had business here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman of Hus-
tisford, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry LANCE. Mr.. and Mrs thinner
man came over in their large touring
car.
Mr.. Johnston Of GAINESVILLE, is here
on business.
Farmers in this vicinity are still
shipping sugar beets.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
Wisconsin State Civil Service

The State Civil Service Commiss or
announces general competitive exam
nations to be held Saturday. Deem
Der 5th, 1903, for the following posi-
tions as employees in the Legislatu
of 1909:
Positions for men only.
l Assistant Custodian document
Room: minimum age, 21: salary, So.
per day.
2 Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms: min
mum age, 81; Salary S.. per day.
4 Bnokeepers: minimum age, q /;
salary. S.. per day.
2 Custodians Of Document Room
minimum age, 81; salary 81. Der day.
2 ludsx Clerks: minimum age, Il ::
salary, SIS. per day.
Journal Clerks: minimum age q :;
salary, S.. per day.
% Messengers: preferred ages, Is
to 10: salary So per day.
d 2 Night laborers: minimum age Il:
salary So. per day.
2 Night watchmen: minimum age,
81; salary, So. per day.
2 Policemen: minimum age, 81; sal
ary, So. per day.
2 Postmasters: minimum age q
salary Sd. per day.
Post Office messenger: minimum
age, 10: salary So. per day.
4 Proof readers: minimum age, Il
salary, SIS. per day.
Several Stenographers: minimum
age, Is, salary, So. per day
OTHER POSITIONS
Family Officer and Matron IN the
Industrial school at Waukesha Com
bined salary $50 per month and main
finance.
Stenographers tor the Capitol, State
university and other state institutions.
Minimum age Is years. Salaries $25
to $125 per month. Positions open tn
both men and women. There is an
urgent demand for goud stenographers.
IeIsollhS lHIeie Ieu are reQuesleu
to write to the State Civil Service
Commission, Madison Wis, for appli-
cation blanks and printed information.
Attendants. Both men and women
for employment in Hospitals for the
Insane and Feeble minded. Preferred
ages rs to 40 years. Application may
be MADE at any time. No examina-
tlons required.
Madison, Wis, Oct. 27 1908.
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Johnson Creek.

Johnson Creek, Nov 4th, 1903.
Found On Milwaukee street Sunday
evening plush collart tie Loser can
get same by calling a. Grell's office.
Homer Benka and Mrs. F. Auer
were quietly married Tuesday evening
at the residenc- Of Rev. Zinmermann
and later in the evening. serenaded
by the J C. M B.
From Ely, New, comes the news
OF the marriage of Miss Minnie Cur
r.er former resident Of this town.
DR.. C. F. Hess has sold his proper
ty and practice to Paul Schallert wto
will remove here from Wrightstown,
and several changes Will take place
in the near future.
Miss Bessie Bungerford was a Wa
tertown visitor Wednesday.
Sommerfeld & Strohbusch are get
ting along very nicely and doing very
well; they had last week two extra
men and Mr.. Sommerfeld put in a
new boiler at the Heimerl creamery
at Wales last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pitzner of
Jefferson are at the home Of her par
entss Mr.. ard Mrs. Hungerford.
The Republican Rally last Friday
was well attended and the audience,
with few exceptions. much pleased;
among those from out of town were,
W. @. Stone of Watertown and G. J.
Kispert of Jefferson.
Mrs. Fred Grell entertained N es-
danes Lehman of WatertoWn and
Wuetrlch IF Chicago and Miss Ella
Burns Of Watertown Friday.
Il. J. Grell and Dr.. Berger attended
the football gam4 at Madison Saturday
between the Badgers and Marquette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mansfield were
over Sunday visitors at Fund du Lac.
Bob kirkland of Jefferson, spoke
to a democratic audience at the Park
Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. r. ScholI entertained the
H. b. C. Club Sunday
Walter Grell Of Madison, was an
over Sunday visitor at the hume of his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gebhardt Of Fort
Atkinson, visited over Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Eovrah Shasky Of Watertown,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
A. Christians Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Bennecke of WatertUwn,
spent Sunday with his family.
H. j. and j. G. Grell. A. E.
Greenwood and John Glahlmann at
tended the Republican Rally at Jeffer-
son Monday evening.
The Bryan and Kern Club gave
love feast at the Park Hall Monday
evening.
Halloween" was generally OBJ
served Saturday night and quite lit
Tie udHdSe Lohe W UuInouheS, etc.
1t is all right to have some fun but !
when it comes to destruction of pro-
perty and prauks that cost money af-
forwards, a line should bs drawn;
Some of the youngsters who were of
the bunch will be arrested before the
week is over as there are some very
indignant property owners in the |
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IXOnid.

Ixonia, NOV. 4, 1903. H. Gulleksor
returned from his st. Louis trip or
Monday.
Mrs. 7. g. JONES spent Saturday
with her brother. Albert Owen, anc
wife at WATERFOWL.
Mrs. o. Il. Wills was Milwaukee
visitor enc day during the week.
George and Owen Gul ekson attend
ed club meeting at Elmer Bergen
sons at Oconomomoc, Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Edward Morris and daughter
Mildred, visited in Waukesha on
Thursday.
SUpt. A. j. Throne of Jefferson,
and Prof. Cheever OF Milwaukee Nor
NAL, called en- the school here Thu s.
day.
C. E. Viebahn IF Wgtertown, was
a business visitor in the village On
Monday.
Mrs. +. Gullekson spent the last Of
the week in HaEtland, guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Il. Erickson.
T. NJ. Winger was business visit
or in Milwaukee on Wednesday.
Cards announcing the marriage of
VIM. E. Heilmann IF Summit and
Miss Mary 7. Gauerke of Chicago,
on Saturday, have hem received by
their friends. The announcement was
a surprise, but pleasant one and they
rave the best wishes Of all for long
and happy journey through life.
Mr.. and Mrs. SEVERN Winger Of Wa
tertown, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Nj. Winger.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
HubbletOn.

Hubbleton. Nov. 8, 1903. On
Wednesday, Oct. %, at the huma of
the brides parents, occurred the mar
rlage of Mr.. Julius Kopplin and Miss
Elizabeth Kopplin. Rev. Pankow Of
Waterloo, officiating. Mr.. Helmuth
Kopplin and Miss Mary Kupplln were
the attendants. A reception followed
the ceremony, and friends of the con-
tracing parties were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Kopplin have a host of
friends who join in wishing them
hearty congratulations.
The Misses Mary McHugh and Mary
Meagher of Watertown, were visitors
at the home of j H. Rebstein Friday.
Mrs. A. E. Cunningham was a
visitor at Waterloo Saturday
Mrs. Emil Tanck and daughter
Margaret, spent Saturday here, guests
at the Reynold' home.
Everybody come to the grand ball
at Washington Hall on Friday even
irg, Nov. q. Music will be furnished
by the WheeIer's orchestra of Lake
Mills.
Mrs. W. c. Henningsen and daugh-
ter Lizzie, were Watertown visitors
Friday.
Miss Alice Cunningham is visiting
friends at Lake Mills
Miss Lena Biefelt of WATERFOWL,
spent saturday with her friend, Marie
Reynolds.
Miss Matte Bare was hostess at a
Hallowe' en- party Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
games and a delicious luncheon was
served. All present report most
delightful time. Those present were
Will Luckow, Jos. McCaig. Otto Rol-
lert. Will Rodgson. Gilbert Blocker,
Earl McGovern. Joseph Rebstein and
the Misses Ruth BleeckeI, Ruth Hodg-
son. Mary Rebstein, Mayta Amborn,
Pearl Am5orn and Lucy Rebstein.
Miss Ella Powers spent Saturday
with friends at Watsrtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schroeder of Wa
terloo, were callers in the village
Monday evening.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
Letter From His Son.

Frank Schultz. GU, genial city nail
distributor. is in receipt of letter
from his son. Edward w. Schultz q
young man born and raised in this
city, Informing his father that he is
nuw stationed at Camp Mckinley in
the Philippine Islands. Also that he
has been transferred from the First
U. S. Cavalry to the Fifth Artillery
and advanced to the rank of corporal
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
The Chicago Stock Show

The International Live Stock Ex-
position held this year from November
% to December 10, is the supreme
court Of the years prize winners,
justly styled the show OF champions,
the show within whose portals the
bIuest blood Of the bovine, ovine ana
porcine families struggles for suprem-
acy, the exposition whose educational
value cannot be overestimated.
Here the foremost breeders, who,
by constant study, mutual contact,
observation and comparison, have
succeeded in producing toe best, are
giving the world the benefit CT their
labors. Here the breeder and feeder
are shown by actual block demonstra
tion bv what methods their work can
be made profitable, and the kind of
animals the butcher wishes them to
supply. These and the many other
object lessons that can only be learned
by a visit to the "Interns tional" a
paying inve tment and part of the
training uf every progre ssive farmer.
feeder and breeder.
The fact Of his having att nded a
previous show dues not signify, for
new problems are being solved here
each year, each year sees the work
and achievements of the previous shows
surpassed and at each successive ex-
position new standards of excellence
are brought to the attention of the
pub ic. Let the live stock interests
get behind this triumphant success,
let them center upon this leading live
stock exposition as the pride uf Amer
lean enterprise and let their patriot
ism force them to offer encouragement
by attending, thus making it pussible
to continue this splendid work and to
make it the worlds greatest live stock
exposition in every sense of the word.
The ducks are on the wing and rab-
bits have taken to the woods. If YOU
want to chase any down you will need
a gun. You can get one cheap of The
Central Trading Co.
Hon. John Nj. Nelson of Madison.
was visitor in the city Saturday
meeting friends.
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SALES AGENTS WANTED. S

SALES AGENTS WANTED. 1856.
per week or 400 per cent profit. All
samples, stationery, and art catalogue
tree. We want one permanent agent
in this locality for the largest pi,ture
and frame house in America. Exper-
fence unnecessary. We instruct you
how to sell our goods and furnish the
capital. If you want p permanent,
honorable and profitable position,
write US today tor particulars, cata.
logue and samples. FRANK W. WILL
LIAMS COMPANY, 1914 ". Taylor
ST., Chicago, III.
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AVERAGE TIME TO CURE

NO KNIFE, BLOOD Or PAIN
You will be surprised how quickly and easily
these cures are possible when you become fully
informed concerning our new methods.
To ENABLE YOU TO TEST THE MERITS OF OUR
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INCLUDING MEDICINE, ii you write now Tor dates
with any of our doctors. Private SanitOrium
and Museum OF Anatomy in connection. Write
today TO
ILLINOIS STATE SPECIALISTS
G28 W. State ST. Cor. RocktOn Ave.
ROCKFORD, ILL.
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IF YOU ARE CUR ABLE
WE CAN CURE YOU

We viii tell you why and how yOn can be cured
fl you call at our Offices or, If you will write all
about your case. we Will send you a letter written
just as We would tax to you if you were here.
Our treatment will tell yon its own plain story,
"a story that has meant comfort, health and hap
pinpss to thousands.
without asking single question we will dag
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ished. This is done with special testing lnstru-
mentS used by no other doctors. The durable
cases Of today become the incurables OF tOnOr-
row and all afflicted people should need the
warming In time.
Extraordinary diseases require extraordinary
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Most any ordinary doctor or medicine will. com
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Our treatment as compared with others differs
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IT TAKES Only TBIAL-all We ask. 1t
curn. unnLhaE mo .mlLernrs helIeNe In IL or not.
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ant his pay increased TO S35 per
month. with rations and clothing.
He writes that thres years service in
the regular army will be of great ben
and observing. and we'll behaved.
Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06

Judge P. O'Meara of West Bend,
was in the city Saturday enro ute to
Rio, where he was to speak in the
evening. While here, he was the
guest Of his boyhood friend, Thomas
Dorsey.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-29

President Roosevelt's earnestness may lead
him to do what seems to be, for the time being,
some rather wild things, but In his energetic
moods he occasionally does thing that is so
fitting, so appropriate, yet so unlocked for,
that past derelictions are forgotten in the ap.
plause that results. New Hampshire's two
senators Quarreled long and loud about who
should be pension agent for that state. The
president, after according the senators due
courtesy, finally got tired Of the wrangle and
named splendid man for the position, one not
suggested by either senator. The people OF
New Hampshire, other than immediate friends
OF the senators, threw up their hats and danced
with delight, and not few congratr ..tory let.
tiers we're received from over the country. This
action Of the president reconciled the senators
to each other and united them against Roose-
velts choice for pension agent, whose contrma.
ton they will fight 10 the finish. Most people
hope that the fight will result in the "fnish"
Of the senators, and this Is not wholly improb-
able, for the action oiithe president was so just
and In such accord with the views OF the sane
people OF New Hampshire that the senators
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-29
0rchardists Reapins Reward.

Tremonton Times: "Only two or three
years ago there was no market for Utah apples,
and 1t was difficult for nursery agent to sell
more than few trees to anyone In the Bear
River Valley. The reason why there was no
market was that nobody had enough apples to
make decent sized wagon load, let alone car
load. And the lack OF a market for the smaller
quantity made the farmer sceptical about the
profits to be derived from planting larger or
chards and raising larger crops. But all that
has changed now and the large commercial Or
chard is the thing most desired by the apple
grower and ne is now buying trees by the him.
dred and thousand where five or ten years ago
he only bought by the dozen. Those who were
foresighted enough to set out several acres OF
apples eight or ten years ago are now reaping
golden harvest that will continue to swell their
Golfers for years to come. There are but few
such men IN this valley, but their number.is
rapidly increasing
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-01-29
SHOULD Be REFORMED OR SUPPRESSED.

The suggestion Of Utah newspaper that
the appeal to Reason" Socialist paper pub.
lished vt Girard, Kansas, be suppressed, meets
our hearty appreciation is, II the Offend
ing paper can not be properly reformed. As
that Socialist paper Is now conducted 1t Is an
appeal to Treason" rather than reason; Its
language Is vile and its suggestion designed to
appeal to the basest passions Of men rather
than to calm judgment after careful investi.
cation. The paper Is radical to the verge Of
anarchy. 1t is not fairly representative OF So.
calism and the saner members of that organi.
cation profit their party little In giving iG their
support. There Is much In Socialism that is
good and many Socialists are just as earnest,
intelligent and law-abiding as citizens who be-
lieve In other propaganda. These are certain
ly poorly represented by a sheet that spells
'destrpction" and "blood" each time 1t comes
from the presses The editorial comment Of
AZ eastern paper carries our thought further,
saying: Nothing weakens the cause Of Social.
ism among the well.meaniug more than the
leadership Of the more threatening and un.
charitable members. 1t surprises Us constant
ly that men who are Socialists because they
love humanity and nationally seek alteration.
should march under the banner Of that species
OF hatred and envy which every century has
known and which uses any masquerade which
promises success The Socialists are doing
harm to American civilization BY countenanc.
ing sheets like this, and by accepting leaders
who shrek murder and Revolution, and are
clearly not evangelists but roughs and bandits
Of the ever.familiar type. Why should not
those persons who wish TO bear the name Of
Socialist, and who are guided not by menace
and hatred, but by patience, reason and faith
why should not they have publications which
should reflect them, instead OF their lament.
able allies?"