Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-16
Go to the Penny photo gallery.

Penny photo gallery over Polzin's.
Penny photograph studio over
Polzin's drug store; Is for Is cents.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s Minnesota
Queen is the best. Ask your grocer
for it. Only $1.1O sack.
Our 1O-cent and 25-cent counters
are loaded with bargains.in novelties.
Aug. Gamm, 400 Main street.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
the wargraph will be special features
of the performances given by the Mac
kay Opera company.
The Schwartz building on Second
street is being renovated and repaired,
and will shortly be occupied as a
boarding house by Mrs. T. Ruecker.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea. See
it exter inmate poison. Feel it revival
ize your blood and nerves and bring
back that happy, joyous feeling of
boyhood days. G. A. Gamm.
Superintendent McKerrow has
appointed farmers Institutes to be
held in Jefferson and Dodge counties
during the coming winter as follows:
Neosho, February 81 and %; Fort At
kinson, March 2 and g.
Our former townsman, Charles D.
Richards, is a member of the commit
tee chosen to represent the Chicago
Real Estate board at a conference of
organizations in Chicago interested in
municipal reforms An effort will be
made to have the Illinois legislature
adopt a resolution submitting the
question of calling a constitutional
convention to the vote of the people.
II a constitutional convention were
held, it is thought the needed reforms
could be enacted.
The Patricolo Concert company
will appear at Turner Opera house,
Thanksgiving night, November "a.
This is the third attraction in the en-
tertainment course and comes to us
very highly recommended. The artists
are Signor Angelo Patricolo, the favor
tie Italian pianist; Miss Lillian Rano,
the Southern soprano; Miss Jennie d.
| Shoemaker, the accomplished reader
| and Delsartean entertainer, and Miss
Florence George, one of the three
leading American lady violinists.
The work of eXcavating for the
foundation to the soldiers monument
which Robert E. Lewis has presented
to the city was begun in the city park
Monday. The monument will stand
exactly in the center of the park and
its base will be twelve by thirteen feet
in dimension. The excavation is to
be feet deep, and as soon as the
earth is removed the foundation, built
| Of limestone and granite, will be laid.
The monument contractors, j. Archie
& Sons, expect to remove here from
| Waterloo next week and will occupy
the old Sleeper plant.
The Pope Manufacturing company
of Hartford, Conn, has issued the
Columbia desk-pad calendar for 1899.
This handy reminder has been for
years one of the most pleasing of
special advertising features. We note
that the new calendar is very similar
in design and makeup to the 1898
calendar, although it has more artistic
covers and is more profusely illustrat-
ed. Any person may obtain a copy by
applying 20 the nearest Columbia
d aler or by sending five 2-cent stamps
to the calendar department, Pope
Manufacturing company, Hartford
Conn.
jesse Stone, ieutenant-g
elect, came in from Watertown yester-
day and spent most of the afternoon at
the Pfster. About the only appoint
ment that Mr.. Stone will have will be
that of page for the session of the
legislature. and for this reason he is
not troubled by the Office-seekers as
much as the other state Officers-elect.
Mr.. Stone said the only candidate he
had heard of for chief clerk of the
senate was W. L. Houser, of Mondovi,
who held the position at the last two
sessions. Il think the next session of
the legislature will be one of the most
important that has assembled in Wis
consin in recent years, said Mr.. Stone
''By that | mean that the measures
that will come up will be of unusual
interest. No, I don't know of any
specific bills that will be introduced,
but the Republican state platform in