Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-05-11

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Central Trading Co.
A surprise party was given Miss Lot
ty Sabin Monday evening. The occasion
being her birthday.
The annual convention of the WiscOn-
sin State Federation of Labor will meet
in Green Bay, July II.
Members Of WatertoWn Typographical
union are arranging for days, outing
at Neosho, on Sunday. May %.
Wanted-Agents
The Hawks Nursery Co.
WauWatOsa Wis.
The question of installing water
works system at Waterloo will be sub
mltted to the voters of that place soon.
DR.. E. j. Herman has opened dental
parlOrs at 100 North First street, up
stairs and will be ready for patrons
Wednesday.
Grattan W. Norris, former editor of
the Watertown Republican, but lately a
resident Of Milwaukee, has purchased
The Waukesha Dispatch from A. +. War
den.
A merchant asked the Washington
Post If there was any way by which he
could keep moths out of his stock of
goods and its apt answer was: Sure.
Advertise"
II you use poor soap you wear out your
clothes on the washbOard and use up the
strength in useless work. Galvanic
Soap makes the washing easy. Try it..
Your grocer has it.
Clothes, time, fuel and hard work are
saved when you use Galvanic Soap. You
save soap too, because one cake of Gal
vanic Soap will do the work OF two
cakes of ordinary soap
Honest Labor Lodge No. lis, Ancient
| Order United W0rkmen, will run an ex-
cHsion to the Dells, Sunday. June 10.
The train will leave here at a. IN.
Schempf Bros. Company are INSTALL
ing new electric cable cash system in
their department store. The system is
| automatic and continuous and new de-
parture in this section Of the state.
A. +. Solliday and family will remove
to Milwaukee next week and remain in
The Cream City the rest of the summer.
competent man will have charge of
his dental business here during his alb
sence.
A spring tonic that cleans and puri-
ies and absOrbs all poison from the sys-
EN-. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will make you we'll and keep YOU we'll all
summer. 35 cents. Tea or tablets. At
| ). A. Gamm's
We no sooner get the last load Of coal
| paid for than we have to be on the out
| look for screen doors and windows to
| keep out the hungry hOrdes of houseflies
| which come little later than the time
| for storing the winter stoves.
Stops more pain, relieves more suffer
ing, prevents more heartaches and dis
eases than any other remedy. That is
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. 80 cents, in tea or tablet form.
At G. A. Gamm's.
| You have got your grain seWed and
| housekeeping nearly done, now you Will
have a breathing spell. Come in and
let us sell you bible and you can read
it and make few good resolutions.
The Central Trading Co.
A big parade called the parade of
Peoples and Beasts" will be feature of
Pike day at the worlds fair, June 4.
Six thousand natives from all chimes,
speaking thirty tongues, will take part.
Thirty thousand dollars will be spent on
the demonstration.
4 Do you need more blood, and more
flesh, do you need more strength this
spring? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will bring them all. If it fails your
money back. 80 cents. Tea or tablet
form. At C. A. Gamm's.
Ed. Gottschalk had his household
goods shipped to Watertown yesterday
where he and his family will make their
future home. During their residence in
this city they have made a host of
friends who are sorry to have them re-
move from our midst Waterloo Demo
crat.
Democratic delegates were elected in
the Fifth and Sixth wards Saturday
evening to attend the county convention
at Juneau, Thursday, May II. Follow
ing are the delegates: Fifth ward, c. A.
Kading, John Kesslar, ST., David Flavin
Sixth ward, Ulrlch Habhegger, William
F. Voss, D. Blumenfeld, Herman Krueg-
err