Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-12
| live and let my brethren live
With all that's good with me.
Unto the poor, some cash | give,
The balance | give Rocky Noun
tain Too

with all that's good With me.
Unto the poor, some cash | give,
The balance give Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
| In Justice Stacy's court on Saturday
the Supreme court reversed the decision
In the case Of Frank COwen VS.. w. T
SleIght in favor of the plaintiff. Tn c
sum allowed Mr.. COwen was $23.3 and
costs. The amount claimed was $48.
Prof. H. Y. Richards illustrated Sci
ence Lecture on the evening of April 49,
finishes the Star Course of entertain
ments to be given in Concordia
Opera house, on the evening of April 10,
a companion lecture will be given by
Prof. Richards in the same place but is
In addition to regular courses to which
season tickets will not admit holders.
The Watertown Steam laundry, owned
by Shepherd q Campbell has been sold.
c. j. Sprague. of Waukesha, is the pur-
chaser and he took possession last Mon
day. Mr.. Plummer of GAINESVILLE will be
manager Of the plant. Mr. Campbell
has been in the business here for five
years. Neither of the gentlemen have
decided where they will make their
home.
John Enright, of Emmett, paid one of
his lnfrequent visits to Watertown Satur-
day. Jolly acquaintance OF some
little time ago, we spent while COM
pairing our increasing infrmities and
then to relieve the gloom of the prospect.
We reveled trifle in living over again
in "reminiscences a quite extended re-
Prospect. John is a democrat but it
don't hurt him for neighbor or friend
except along about election time.
A Joint-Rummage Sale of the Glover
Club, of the Congregational church, and
the WOman's Guild, of the Episcopal
church, was advertised last week in our
city papers. The first-day Of the sale is
May 13.
We expect by literally advertising TO
get good results from our people and
hope even now while house cleaning is
being done, the articles generally
thrown away will be laid aside for this
sale, they will be called for in due time.
Don't hesitate to send things because
they seem too old and out Of date, for
the supply will not equal the demand
for such articles.
State Veterinarian DR.. f. d. Roberts.
of Madison, and Dr. j. j. Pink, of OcOno-
hiO"oS, hIIlCu bIll llCdu VI CdbUIp dl-
f1lcted with tuberculosis belonging to
Mrs. Eva Lehman near Neosho. Fifty
others Of herd were placed under
quarantine. The tubereuline test was
made and forty of the herd of fifty-three
were found to be deceased. Saturday
last Drs. Pink and Roberts visited Mrs.
Lehman and gave her the option of de-
strOying the entire herd or enforcing
strict nnav9nfIDn Tkraa oIo
cred and on postmortem examination
found to have. tuberculosis in an ad-
Vanced state. There were quite num-
Der of farmers present at the time. The
boards of health at NeOshO will see that
the quarantine is strictly maintained.
HOyt's Theatre Success, "a Bachelors
Honeymoon. Enough to make dog
laugh as well as the people who have
seen it. 1t has been conceded by the
newspaper critics and the thousands of
people who laugh at "a Bachelors
Honeymoon" that it is by far the most
brilliant and successful Of farce come
dies. 1t ab0unds with Iudicrous situa-
tions, exceedingly funny lines and is
produced by company Of well known
metropolitan fayorites. The plot Of the
piece is original and concerns the matri-
mOnial troubles of an Benjamine Bache-
lOr, who marrieS in haste and finds him
self surrounded by score of complica-
ted difficulties.
The management of the company has
assigned the parts in painStaking
manner and guarantees the comedy a
cure for melancholy. The story is
laughable and comedies with any come
dy ever written. Mr.. Benjamine Bache-
lor, well behaved person with two ex-
ceptionaily good daughters on his hands,
marrles June Joyce, an actress. He
keeps his marriage secret and the COM
pllcations arise when he brings his wife
home. introducing her under an as
sumed name. The scenes which take
place In three acts can be easily con-
celved. MIR. Plunkett plays Mr.. Bachelor
III his quaint quiet manner and causes
commissions of laughter. Mercedes Bish-
op interprets June Joyce, the actress,
with grace and refinement. The rest of
the company are well adapted to their
parts and help along an evening of en-
joyment.
There are Adelaide Plunkett, NADIA
line David, Ada RipeI, Edith Bland,
James Mullen, Richard Arthur, Leander
de COrdOva, Roy TempletOn, brother of
Fay Templeton Of Weber & Fields Com
pany, New York and other we'll known
artists. Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents. At
the COncOrdia Opera house Sunday April
13.