Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-04-26

pedestals, fern dishes, vases, ETC.,
just arrived at August Gamm's.
The application for the assign
ment of the residue of the estate OF
the late John w. Cole will be heard by
Judge Grimm at Jefferson, May 8.
Greatest spring tonic ever offered
suffering humanity. Drives away all
blood impurities, constipation, kid
new and liver trouble. Keeps you
well all summer. Rocky Mountain
Tea. G.. A. Gamm.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice April 26:
Blake Geo A. Kelm Miss Ida
Burns g. W Kuehn Miss Lima
Egan Michael Lieberman Ike.
Falions August Scott Allen
Fisher VIM. Christina Simmons G. F.
w. T .GRUETzMACHER, p. M.
John D. Bullock, an inspector in
the revenue service, has been ordered
to duty among the s'moonshiners' of
North Carolina. Not very pleasant
duty, to say the least. The illicit
distillers of North Carolina are a
hard lot, and occasionally make it very
disagreeable for the revenue collec-
tors.
Milwaukee promises to rival New
Orleans in carnival matters. The
program of the Milwaukee Carnival
association, which is now out, includes
features that have never been in the
United States before. There will be a
masked parade on the street, such as
is held annually in Rome. There
will be Venetian night on the bay.
There will be magnificent carnival
pageant, and d great number of other
entertainments of similar character.
Milwaukee expects that at least $780,
900 people shall visit it's carnival this
year; and the interest manifested
everywhere indicates that it5 guess
is good. The carnival will be held
on June 81 to June 80.
The Oconomowoc Free Press has
an unusually fine write-up on the
beauties of OconomOwoc and some OF
it's charming features as a resort for
summer visitors. The illustrations OF
some of the principal residences and
hotel buildings are very good, and the
editor looks as natural as if you really
expected him to take you by the hand
and cordially invite you into his coy
sanctum. Mr.. Hurlbut has led re-
markable life, and has been con-
spicuous figure in everything pertain
ing to the interests of Waukesha coun-
| ty for more than forty years, and
yet he is animated with the same
keen desire to benefit his fellow-citi.
zens and beloved little city as though
he were forty years younger Long
life, Bro. Hurlbut; may your shadow
never grow less.
After the elaborate notices which
have been printed in the city papers
in regard to the great concert in Con
cordia Opera house this evening, il
| would really seem superfuOus to cal
the attention of our music-lovine
people to the great treat in store fol
| them. Max Heinrich is one of the
most distinguished baritone singer.
in the United States, and will appear
in several numbers, to hear any one
of which is worth more than the price
| ofadmission The ConcOrdia society is
entitled to much praise for its great
effort in giving us musical program
which would do credit to any city.
| - ~,
| this concert is given without any view
| to pecuniary gain, and that any loss
resulting therefrom will have to be
| borne by those members Of the soci
ETY. who guaranteed to become respon
| sible for the expenses.
-Dun's Review for the week end.
ing April % says: Nothing appears
in business or in money markets tC
prevent a continuance Of the heaviest
trade ever transacted at good profits
The payment to Spain is supposed tc
have caused some rise in foreign ex-
change, which would amount to moth
ing in any case, as balances due from
other countries more than cover the
payment, and advance bills against
| crops to come forward in July and
| later will soon be offered. Loans on
industrial securities are still at higher
rates than on railway stocks, but on
good commercial paper or railroad
stocks money is in ample supply and
at low rates. Nor have stock opera
tons caused any appearance of pres
sure. The financing of new corpora
tiOns has passed thus far with less
trouble than had been feared, though
the completion of some organizations
is hindered or has failed. The usual
time for financial troubles in the spring
has passed, and the usual alarm about
crops has done its work, and still in
dustries are undisturbed.
We do a money Ioaning, insu1
ance and real estate business
Prompt attention given to probatine
estates, correcting titles and collect
Ing accounts.
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