Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-17

Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling,
stomach. kidney and liver troubles.
keeps, YOU we'll all summer Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month. 35c.
Z. A. GaUm.
Jack" Kleinow, the skillful
catcher of our last seasons baseball
team, is play .ng with the Fort Wayne,
Ind, team. Roxy" Walthers, an
other of our favorite players, will play
with and manage team in his home
city. juneau this season.
Patrons of the Watertown Steam
laundry desiring work for this week
or the fore part OF next week, should
bring it in by Thursday morning of
this week. as on Friday we commence
moving into our new plant.
RICE & CAMPBELL.
The final concert of the season of
the Milwaukee Maenner-Chor will take
place at the Alhambra theatre, next
Tuesday evening, April "a. The Chi
cago orchestra, Theodore Thomas,
director. will assist in the program.
Prices, $1.5O, $1.O0, Is cents and so
cents.
BY the death of w. G. Steinmann
a vacancy occurs in the Fifth ward
school commissionership Mayor
CRUDE will make an appointment for
the position at the council meeting
this evening. 1t is reported that the
indications point to the selection of
Frank Weber, Sr.
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the postoffice April II:
Collins, Jacob Mukler, Miss Martha
Criger, Mrs. Fred Micheal, Mrs. Mary B.
Ed Mlss M Anni geleD R hl9fF JFh1
Goetsch, VIM Rankin, Miss Bertha l..
Gritzner. q. A. Savard, j. w.
I Maa1 u Anton On KILL Sehul57 Willie
w. T. GRUETZMACHER. 2. M.
One day last week Deputy Fish
and Game Wardens Tracy, of Milwau-
kee, and Young, of Oconomowoc. To-
Gated four large hook nets which had
been stretched across Rock river at
Hustisford and arrested the parties
owning them. Action against the
culprits has been begun in justice
court at Juneau.
DR.. Secrist will visit Watertown
at the Commercial hotel on Thursday,
April 26. The doctors success in
treating the chronic sick is amply
proven by letters of high praise from
his patients published n this paper.
Those in need of medical aid should
not fail to consult the doctor and re-
ceive free examination.
Rev. August Pieper, of Milwaukee,
who short time ago declined a call
to the vacant professorship in the
Northwestern university, has been re-
nominated for the place. Among other
mann. eldest son of DIR. F. B. Hoer-
mann, this city, who has been studying
at Berlin, Germany, for several years.
Among the recent marriage Ii
censes issued by the county clerk are
the following: Fred Wiedenhoeft and
Anna Stocking, both of Watertown;
| T. III. Shoinemann, of Chicago, and
M. j. Shack, of Watertown; Albert
Zietlow and Emile Tesch, both Of
Watertown; Emil Roth, of Water
town, and Annie Eckhardt, of Milford.
Self Blumenfeld. of London, Eng,
son of q cousin of d. Blumenfeld,
editor of The Weltbuerger, is mem
Der of the London Imperial volun-
teers, doing service in the South
African war, and was one of the de-
tachment which escorted General
Cronje to Cape Town following his
surrender. He gave up good posi-
tfon to enter the queens service.
Otto Biefeld & Co., of this city,
have been awarded the contract for
the construction of large water tower
at Camp Douglas on the range used
by the state militia as a camp. The
tower will be built of steel, thirty feet
in height and will sustain a large
water tank on it's top for fire purposes.
In the center of the tank underneath
the top tank will be another tank
which will supply water for culinary
purposes and bathing. The work,
which will be done at the firms shop
| ~, Mouth Water ctroet will he finish ad