Portage Daily Democrat from Portage, Wisconsin • 2

i 1 The Portage Democrat J. E. JONES, Editor and Proprietor J. D. EVANS, Business Manager H.

S. ROCK WOOD, Manafilmr Editor THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1911 CHAS. R. GALLETT DIES IN FRISCO FORMER MAYOR AND EARLY MERCHANT OF PORTAGE. P.

IDii'trl'ifcu. 0BE8 From Baraboo, Wis. Headqarters and Office at 416 Qak Stn Baraboo. Wis. Great Scientist on Human Life Health ALLEN CO.

yill be at Portage for one week only, commencing Monday, Jan. 8 and ending Jan. 14. PRIVATE PARLORS AT THE HOTEL PORTAGE ve 1'', r-c: "ii iK A if vt-, S. r- ijsor- Office Hours: 9 a.

m. to 9 p. m. Open evenings. I cure ANY DISEASE without any operation and without any external applications WHATEVER.

I will make rheumatic cripples walk In 7 days. The blind to see, If cure can be made In 60 to 120 days, deaf to hear in 30 to 60 days. Liquor and tobacco habit cured In SO to 60 days FOREVER. RUPTURE cured in 30 to 60 days, FOREVER. DROPSEY cured in 120 days.

DEBILITY in men and women cured In SO to 60 days. blind AND BLEEDINQ PILES cured in 30 to 60 days, MEN AND WOMEN This is a very strong statement to make. The ordinary healers would make no such broad claims for the simple reason that they neves could support such a statement, but I can. (No cure, no pay.) I am something more than a healer, and have brought about remarkable results in a great many; cases of many diseases which have been given up by Borne of our best healers. I cure by means of that all powerful disease-conquering science, PYSCHOMENTO MAGNETIC THERAPY, 1 It is the most progressive Bcience of jtheage today, and as far as I have been able tolearn, I am the only one in this country now using It It has been in use In the far East with astonishing results.

Men, women and children suffering with whatever disease, may come to me and absolutely and unqualifiedly expect to be cured. As I have said before, without instruments, without an operation and without any external applications WHATEVER. Even what is considered by modern physicians In this country aoTncurable diseases; Including Locomotor Ataxia I have positively Cured la a very short space of time. It does not matter to me from what you suffer. I TREAT NERVOUS PROSTRATION, KIDNEY, BLADDER AND LIVER TROUBLES, rheumatism, fits locomotor ataxia, paralysis and all other physical and mental disorders.

11 Particularly, If you have consulted physician after physician and spent a good many dollars in an effort to he cured, do not hesitate another day, but come now and see me and consult with me and I will convince you within the first few minutes that I can and will cure you. Just as I haye said above, whatever youruslckness or trouble, 1 will advise you without any charge or obligation. You may either call on me in person, or If you live out of town, write to me at once for particulars. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. Remember my guarantee.

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This you can learn to a certainty; the month or day to sell or buy; he is ever ready to help those with capital to find a safe and good paying investment; Wind-Blown. Q.G. Prevsou RP.IAGE. BI-AUOOB. DISORDERS.

I. At ange, Eruptions, cubes 5 Farcy, J. K.TBAD Storing Coat, cukes Indigestiou, stomach fetaggera. SOc, each: Stable Casey Ten Specifics, Book, tX At Druggists, or sort prepaid on receipt of price, HUMPHREYS' EO. KEDI3IXE Cornet William apcl Ann Streets, yew York.

NEWS NOTES OF OUR NEIGHBORS CALEDONIA. Happy New Year to you all. Otto; Wendt has returned from a weeks visit at Barsboo. Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Pearson and family ate Christmas dinner with Mrs K. Blacklock of Merrimac. Miss Hyer of Baraboo pent Christmas with friends here.

Kenneth and Marghretta McLeisb, who have been very sick the past week, are much improved at this writing. Chas Stewart an employe of the railroad spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Stewart, Mrs. Frank Weinke was a Baraboo caller Saturday.

The borne of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart was gladdened by the arival of a daughter Tuesday, Dec. 19.

Nettie Rams3y of Madison is spending her vacation with her Helen Zastrow spent several days last week with Baraboo friends, i Miss Maggie Harvey and Mrs. John Simm and family departed Friday for a ten days visit with relatives in Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koepp and bod spent Sunday at Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Zamzows. j- Miss Bessie Armstrong, teacher in Dist. No.

7, closed her school Friday for a week's vacation. Emma Zastrow of Baraboo is spending a Se days with her parents. MrB. Wm. Ode and son of Baraboo is visiting friends here.

Mrs. John Horns of Chicago is spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ramsay.

DEKORRA. The contract raised in this vicinity yielded a very good crop this Maurice Youngs threshed about 550 bushels, John Batty Jr. about the Bame and John Batty Sr. about 450 bushels. Two carloads were shipped from Hartman on Saturday, B.

King superintended the delivery. The price paid was about $1.75 per bu. Miss Carrie Stewart is spending tbe Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Stewart, in Caledonian Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stewart and family spent Christmas with Mr.

and Mrs. George Hamilton in Pacific. Tbe. Christmas tree and entertainment in -the school bouse on "Friday night proved a success in every way. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Allen and son of Baraboo spent Friday night and Sat urdsy night with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Voss of Madison arrived on Saturdays evening train to spend the holidays with relatives and friends here.

-r John Monngey delivered tobacco in Poynette on Saturday. 5 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett and children ate Christmas turkey with Mr. and Mrs.

Watson Teeter in Poynette. Ole Lendborg and son transacted business in Portage on Wm. Voss, Oscar Kohlman, J. Stewart and J. B.

Marshall transacted business in Portage on Friday. Robert Shaw spent Thursday and Friday with friends in Portage. A mans cap was found near Johnny Sines. The owner can have the same by calling at Diet. No.

3 school bouse. FOUNTAIN PRAIRIE. Tbe festival and Christmas tree that was held at the school house in Dist, Ko. 3 was well attended and a fine success. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Aldrich and Isabel spent Christmas in Rio. Mr. and M. Grady and family spent Christmas with John Kirley and family of Doylestown.

Misa Mary E. Grady, teacher at Randolph Center, is spending her Christmas vacation at home. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Huggett and family spent Sunday at Frank Aldrichs.

Owen Kirley of Ireland, who is visiting friends and relatives near Doylestown, spent Monday evening with Michael Grady and family. OAK GROVE FARMER IS BURNED Loses Life When Dwelling Takes Fire-Lived All Alone. William Ebnke, who lived alone in a small bouse one mile northwest of Juneau, Dodge county, was burned to death in his home Tuesday night. Neighbors discovered the fire and endeavored to rescue Ehnke but tbe fiamea bad gained too much headway. The bouse was entirely destroyed and Ebnkes remains were found in the ruins after the lire was out.

He was a eccentric man and had a mania for purchasing old machinery and banling it into his yard and leaving it there. It is not known bow the fire Btarted. Many Years Prominent in Citys Business and Social Affairs Universally Respected and Liked Hert Trouble Cause of Death. Charles R. Gallett, pioneer merchant of Portage and several times mayor, died Wednesday- in San Francisco, where be has made his home for a number of years.

Heart trouble was the cause. A telegram announcing Mr. Galletts death came from his son James to E. L. Mem hard of Portage.

It was dated San Francisco, Dec. 27, and read as follows: Father died this afternoon of heart trouble. He passed away peacefully and without pain. Please notify his friends and Wauona lodge of Odd Fel lows. i The presumption is that burial wil be in San Francisco.

Mr. Gallett is survived by bis wife and five children. Mrs. Gallett celebrated her 73d birthday a few days ago. The three aons, Harry, Robert and James, and the younger daughter Miss Hattie Gallett, reside in San Fran cisco.

The elder daughter, Sarah Smith, formerly of Eau Claire, is Jiving in one of the larger western cities. Mr. Gallett was born in Benton, Yates county, N. Jan, 6, 1833. He lived as a lad in Petersburg and Penn Yan.

His education was received largely at Lima Seminary in Livingston county, N. and on completing his studies there the young man jwas. engaged as a school teacher in bis native county. Mr. Galletts coming to Wisconsin dates hack to 1854.

A year later he located in Portsge. His first business was surveying and engineerings i which he followed until -1860. Then he entered the big mercantile establishment of N. H. Wood Co.

as a clerk, and later was with the firm, of Wood, Loomis Osborn. In 1863 he became a member of the firm of Wood, Loomis Co. Two years later the of the firm was changed to N. Wood Co. Mr.

Galiett was the only -partner of the late Nathan H. Wood in 1869. Thus it remained until 1869, when the firm of Loomis, Gallett Breese took over the business The store was large and prosperous and for a time operated branches at Augusta and other points north. Not long after Mr. Gallett retired from the business, about twenty years ago, the firm name became Breese, Loomis and the present Loomis Co.

is its successor; Back in the 80s Mr. Gallett wsb much of the time at Prentice. With other Portage men he was interested in lumbering and merchandising, with the Jump River Lumber -Co. He was its manager at Prentice. His removal to San Frar.cisco some years since was to be with his sons Harry, Robert and James.

Harry, the eldest, is virtually at the bead of the Judson Mfg. Co. of San Francisco, one of the greatest iron concerns of the cosst. Mr. Gallett was married at Portage May 5, 1865, to Miss Lydia V.

Wells. Their home for years was -in a com fortable dwelling in the midst of a beautiful park and grove in the Fifth ward. Decedent was prominent in Masonic and Odd Fellow, lodges. He, served Portage three terms as was city treasurer and alderman. -'In 1879 be was a member of the legislature.

For two years in the 70s he was pres-ident 4ft the -Portage Curling Club. When be was mayor be held also the presidency of the Portage Mfg. and that of tbe Waterhouse Mfg. besides being Noble Grand of tbe O. O.

F. lodge aDd an officer in tbe Masonic fraternity. A square, likable, honorable gentle man, faithful friend, public spirited citizen was Charley Gallett, and he goes to bis grave sincerely mourned by tbe older Portagites who knew him best. WISCONSIN FAIR MEN TO MEET J. C.

Mackenzie of Madison Will Discuss Law and State Aid Rules. The annual meeting of the members of the Association of Wisconsin Fairs is to be held in Milwaukee io January, though tbe exact date has not yet been prepared. President F. M. Porter of Eikborn, and Secretary M.

Syverson of Tomab, are arranging a program to surpass any that baa yet been offered. J. C. Mackenzie, in the office of Secretary of State Frear, in whose custody are tbe records of the various county fairs and whose duty it is to adjust the claims of county agricultural societies for state aid, will attend tbe meeting to discuss tbe various aspects of the law and tbe regulations. There are Seventy-eight county agricultural societies in the state, each bolding an annut fJr and each having a claim against the Biate for aid.

So far only twenty of the fairs have reported. Secretary F. A Rhyme of the Columbia County Fair Asbd. will attend the meeting. One thing in favor of this present season.

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To Whom it May Concern: When I was sixteen years old I had a stroke of paralysis, and was confined to my bed for same for three months, and doctored with seven doctors, with very little help. I commenced Prof. Allens treatment Sept. 30th, 1911. I am Improving rapidly under his scientific treatment, and can handle my hands and body better, which I couldnt do before.

I -cheerfully recommend his treatments to all those who are afflicted as I am and I can walk beter without the aid of anything and go up stairs and down stairs. Yours very respectfully, MARTHA PUFAHL, R. D. 6, Reedsburg, Wis. OVER TBE RHINE.

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They were all right then until she was nine years old. She doctored with four doctors in Reedsburg without any cure. Then they began to sore when she was nine years old, the eyes were Inflamed and were very Bore and she had to wear glasses and could hardly see and the light hurt her eyes considerable. And Henry Gade, her father, took hla daughter Meta Gade, aged eleven years, who had sore eyes continually for about four years, to Prof. R.

T. Allen August 20, 1911, and Prof. Allen took her cast and In sixty days from that time her eyes were practically well bo ahe can go to school and learn her lessons, which she could not do before. She weighed ninety-six pounds before she started to taket reatments, and In two months reatments she weighed one hundreds nd ten pounds. This little girl aid her parents live two and a hlaf miles from Reedsburg, R.

F. D. No. 2. Signed by her brother and herself.

FRED GADE, Brother. Reedsburg, Nov. 2, 1911. META GADE, some are successful and others are not. You can learn the reason by calling on Prof.

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Sherman has retired from poli ties without ever having been lb. ANDREW JENSEN To Whom it May Concern: This Is to certify that I suffered with broken down constitution, and weak kidneys lame back. My weight depreciated from one hundred and fifty (150) to one hundred and twenty-five (125) and I doctored with four doctors and paid out lots of money. And on the 24th of August, 1911, 1 took Prof. R.

T. Allens treatment and in two weeks I gained twelve pounds and in sixty days my weight ran up to one hundred and forty-one (141) pounds and I feel like a new man today. Anybody wishing to know more may write me at Reedsburg, Wise. Very truly yours, Reedsburg, Nov. 31, 1911.

ANDREW JENSEN. I have been taking treatment from Prof. R. T. Allen for only sixty days and the reward I received from the treatment is great.

Yours sincerely, Reedsburg, Nov. 4, 1911. MRS. ANNA D. JENSEN.

MRS. ANNA D. JENSEN HYMENEAL. Batty -Nelmsnn. At the home of the brides parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Neimann, Dekorra, on Wednesday evening occurred the wedding of Miss Christie Neimann and John T. Batty. The ceremony was performed at 6:30 oclock by the Rev. E.

Trimm of Portage. A bountiful supper was served, after which the couple left for Brookings and other points in South Dakota. On their return they will reside on a farm in The groom, a successful farmer as well as a fine young man, is a son of Jonathan Batty, one of Dekorra i long time prominent citizens and enthusiastic curlers. Subscribe tor The Democrat DONT EXPERIMENT. You Will Make No Mistake If You Follow This Advice.

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Can Portage residents demand further proof than the following testimonial? Mrs. E. L. Palmer, 526 Fifth Baraboo, says: I suffered terribly from backache and was often confined to my bed for days. I tried A.