Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-07-03

Ladies' shampooing and hair
dressing in the latest style. Filtered
soft water is used and regulated with
combination faucet from warm to
cold, then dried with an improved
hot air dryer. Please give US a trial.
F. Tercinski. 800 Main street.
The Knights of St. Wenceslaus,
Nc IS, of Milwaukee, will have an
excursion to this city next Sunday
and hold picnic and dance on Con-
cordia Island. They will be accom-
| panied by the St. Francis cadets. The
Sinnissippi band is engaged to furnish
music.
The heavy fall Of rain Monday
morning was great blessing TO this
! section, were the drought has been
unusual for so early in the season.
Growing crops, especially corn and
| potatoes, will now receive an APP
preciable impetus and fair harvest
will no doubt be realized.
-Neumann & Kruger is the style
of new firm which has launched in
to the cigar manufacturing business at
119 North Second street, The mem
bers are Eduard Neumann, formerly
of Neumann & Kramer, and Fer
dinand A. Kruger, for many years
in the employ of Wiggenhorn Bros.
Candidates for places OF the
Democratic county ticket are making
| themselves known with the custom
airy frequency. It is quite certain
that Watertown will present at least
two ''willin' Barkises" for prefer
membranes P. McGolrick for sher-
if and William H. Rohr for clerk Of
the courts.
"A successful exhibition test of the
Kellerman-Cran hose nozzle was
given last evening at Main and First
streets. The nozzle is one of the
most modern improvements in the
fre-fghting line, and can be used to
provide direct stream or spray for
playing on the fire and for protecting
the pipemen at the same time.
Mrs. Nimar, late of Damascus,
Syria, will exhibit her stock of
Oriental, hand made fancy work in
the parlors of the Congregational
church Thursday from l to P. NJ.
Mrs. Nimar comes very highly rec
commended and her stock is genuine
and most excellent in quality All
ladies Of the city are cordial y invited
to inspect this work.
"A. r. Hoard's fine steamboat,
Uncle Sam, has commenced regular
trips from Fort Atkinson to Lake
Kosbkonong. She leaves the Fort
at 7:45 in the morning, Tuesdays
and'T Thursdays, returning.at 2:15P. NJ,
leaving again at 3 P. Nj. and returning
to the Fort at 7:40 P. NJ. Sundays she
| leaves the Fort at 10 A. NJ, returning
at $40 P. NJ. Ia all these trips, one
or two trips around the lake from
Koshkonong Place are made before
returning to the Fort. Tickets to
the lake, Koshkonong Place and re-
turn are 35 cents. Tickets for trip
around the lake. 25 cents.
Congressman DAZZLE announces
the recommendation of Bernard Lentz,
of Theresa, for appointment to West
Point Military academy. Fred c.
Wylie, of Leeds, son of Assemblyman
George c. Wylie, WI be the alter
nate. The selections were deter
mined by competitive examination
held last week. Young Lentz is 10
years old and a son of Henry Lentz,
who came to Wisconsin from Cologne,
Prussia, twenty-four years ago. For
the past three years he has been
teaching in the rural schools of Dodge
county. Young Wylie is II years
i old. If Lentz fails to pass the en-
trance examination the alternate will
be given a chance.