Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-09-05

to Milwaukee, west on Milwaukee to
disband.
PRIZES.
$1,000 in gold for the best display of farm pro
$15.oO in gold for the second best display of
farm products.
$1,000 in gold for the third best display of farm
products
S. 90 in gold for the most comical get-up.
All displays to be placed on wagons
In an artistic manner.
At s P. M.-Illuminated and Decor
ated Bicycle Parade Charles j. Sal
| ick, chief marshal. To be composed
of rs riders in costume on brilliantly
Illuminated and handsomely decorated
wheels.
Line of March. Parade will form
on Montgomery and North Mont
gomery streets and move east on
West Main and Main streets to
Seventh, thence south to Market, east
to College avenue. north to Main,
west on Main and West Main to Foun-
Gdlu So udte, ana QlSDanQ.
PRIZES.
Best decorated and Illuminated group, S12;
second prize, S.; third prize S3
Best decorated and Illuminated tandem, s..
Best decorated single Wheel So; second prize,
50; third prize, So.
Best comic single wheel, IS second prize So:
third prize, 81.
Special lady's prize for single bicycle repre-
sent1ng Natertown and the Carnival,
masque, 81.
Best decorated wheel for children under II
years, So; second prize, 81
The Electric Fountain, on Main
street bridge, will play during every
evening Of the Carnival throwing
jets of sparkling water in all coors of
the rainbow.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ii.
Music throughout the day by the
Sinnissippi, Oconomowoc and Colum-
bus bands. At intervals during the
day acrObatic performances will be
given at different points along Main
street by specially engaged troupes Of
highclass artists
At 2 p. M.-Floral Parade. Charles
/ Mulberger, chief marshal. First sec
ton, form on North Montgomery
street, facing south. Second section,
Immediately after first section. Third
section, form on Montgomery street.
facing north.
Line Of March. West Main
| street to Church, south to Lafayette,
east to Washington, north to West
Main. east on West Main and Main to
Eighth, south to Clyman, west to
Fifth, north to Main, west to North
Water, north to West Cady, west to
North Washington, north to West
Green and North Church streets. and
disband.
Among those who will have turn
outs in the parade are: The commit
tee, Mesdames W. ID. Sproesser, C.
r. Field and f. E. Woodard; Mrs. H.
o. CRUDE, Mrs. Jesse Stone, Mrs. II.
Wertheimer, Mrs. Albert Solliday.
Mrs. William Hartig, Colonel Daniel
Jones, Mrs. w. F. Whyte, Mrs. G. A.
Stallman, Mrs. Emil Seibel, Mrs.
Marshall Woodard, Mrs. W. d.
Sproesser, Mrs. John Habhegger, Mrs
Ernst Kunert, Mrs. Ferdinand Hart
wig, the Misses Smith, Mrs. G.. w.
Evans, Mrs. Frank Eaton, Mrs. Carl
Manz, Mrs. Emil Seibel, Mrs. E. j.
Brandt, Mrs Louisa Lotz, Messrs.
Tetzlaff and Traeumer, Mrs. j. p.
Herzog, Mrs. F. w. Lehman.
Al 7:30 P. M.-Thrilling Run bv
the Watertown Fire Department.
Fire Chief H. Conrad, director.
Three companies to participate Run
Will be from corner of West Main and
Church streets to corner of Main street
and College avenue.
At s p. M.-Tableaux and Plastic
Groupings. August Henze, director.
Members of the Watertown Turner
society will participate.
At P. Midsummer Nights Festi-
val and Carnival Ball, at Turner park
and opera house. Music by the Ocono-
mowOc band and the METROPOLITAN
orchestra.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is,
Grand Carnival Day. Music through
out the day by the Sinnissippi. Ocono-
mOWOc and Fort Atkinson bands. At