Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-04-13
-FREE. Pure Food Demonstration

Big Joe, Jersey Lily, Hard TO Beau
White Daisy, Queen and Best Family
fiours. at Becker & Thauer's.
Easter services were conducted
at the Waterloo mission Sunday even
ing by Rev. H. S. Foster, of St. PauPs
church.
Julius Kruger, a gentleman we'll
known here, has sold his hardware
business at Columbus to G. T. Pieper
& Sons.
Try the delicious favors at Pure
Food Demonstration in charge OF
Mrs. E. Luxan, now going on at
Black, the Grocer's.
DIR. j. W. Quinn will be in his
office at Watertown every Wednesday,,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday here
after. Eyes tested free. 27tf.
August Gritzner, brother of our
townsman, Armand Gritzner, died April
5 at his home in Plainfeld, La. De-
ceased was a resident of this city thirty
years ago.
Sunday night Clark and Ewing,
two of the tramps who assaulted Sam
Fluker in this city last month, escaped
from the jail at Juneau, where they
were serving a six months sentence.
| Clark was recaptured.
At it's election of officers last
Wednesday evening, 1.-The Kluh"
chose the following for the ensuing
term: President, Oscar Wertheimer;
vice-president, Fred Weber; secretary
Frank Weber; treasurer, Carl Meier.
saturdays Milwaukee Sentinel
contained the following item regard
| ing a former resident Of the town of
Shields: The will Of James {. Smith,
bequeathing the greater part Of an es-
tate of $4,000 to his wife, was filed
yesterday. Mrs. Maria Cunningham,
a sister, will receive 5000, and another
sister, Bridget Tyson, $780,"
Yesterday morning one of Theo-
dore Huber's delivery horses, hauling
load of lumber, attempted to run
away through Main street. The
driver succeeded in getting him under
control at Third street corner, but
previous to that the horse ran into a
cart belonging to Fred Blosfeldt, throw
ing him to the ground and slightly
damaging the rig.
The silver wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. William Schlueter
was appropriately celebrated at their
home, 813 Main street, last Wednes-
day evening, a company of relatives
and intimate friends assisting in the
| merry making. The couple were
joined in wedlock in this city,,and their
| entire married life Of twenty-five
years has been passed among US.
A cOpartnership has been formed
between Major G. w. Kempf and
| Charles Kempf, of Milwaukee, for the
manufacture Of a new contrivance for
rendering lard 1t is machine suited
to employment in the smaller meat
markets and is calculated to greatly
| benefit those who utilize it. Lard Of
a fine, clean and wholesome quality
can be rendered, it is claimed. The
manufacturers will have their head
quarters in this city.
Deception cannot be practiced
upon you successfully by any dealer
who may offer you adulterated whiskey,
representing it as pure and trying to
sell it to you as such, if you take ad-
vantage of 5he laws recently enacted
| by congress for Jour protection against
such frauds and purchase only the
Green River Whiskey. 1t is bottled
| in accordance with those laws, under
the direct supervision Of the govern
ment. The stamp OF the nation covers
every bottle Of it, thus attesting its
genuineness, natural condition, age,
proof and absolute purity. Be sure
you get Green River Whiskey. Do
not believe any person who may offer
you some other and tell you it is just
as good. Do not take it. Green
River Whiskey is put up in full quarts,
pints and half pints, and sold by leading
druggists and first-class liquor dealers
everywhere, 10y j. w. McCulloch,
Distiller of High Grade Sour Mash
Whistles exclusively, Owensboro, KY.
Go to the leading druggist, G.. A.
| Gamm, or the frst-class dealers, Foy
| & Moon, the New Commercial, or
Theo. Lott, the Klondyke. j. j.
Toussaint & Son, the reliable whole
sale liquor dealers and importers of
the unequalled Roxheimer Rhinewine,
Watertown distributing agents.
Davis "Uncle Toms Cabin is a
familiar name to patrons Ofthe theatre,
yet the performance of this play,
strange as it may seem to the habit
ual frequenter of the playhouse, is
always enjoyed and literally pat
rOnized by vast element thatrarely, if
ever, attends the house of Thespus
unless it be when the play named is
given. The so-called advanced
thinker" may continue to patronize
the "Magdas' and the 'sSecond
Mrs. Tanquerays, but the peo-
pie who patronize Uncle Toms
Cabin regard such plays as but
little more than scurrilOus and licen-
tious exhibitions. It's the good old
staid folk, the home bodies, and many
of the so-called Old-fashioned men
and woman that sETTnc1a TOpo'C