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Watertown Republican Kelerednt the Postofflce at Watertown, as matter. WJI L. NORRIS, Editor Proprietor. TSBMS: 82.00 per Annum in Advance. 'Watertown, Fek.

10, 1892. Hon. James G. Blaine writes a letter which was given to the public JtJomday, making the announcement t'bat he is not a candidate for the Presidency. By this action the of Harrison seems more than before, although other are mentioned.

Should it to haveacontest iiVthe convention, Wisconsin rvrrald doubtless be found supporting Rusk for the nomination usndfir the belief that he would make formidable candidate before the people. But it may be safely that in the naming of apresi.dential ticket the Republican Naftfcnal convention will choose wisely m-iid bring forward for president and candidates who will command thefullconfidence and support of the party. Bov. Boyd took possession of the office of Governor of Nebraska Monday, Governor Thayer retiring from tche position in accordance with the decision of the United States supreme 'Senator Hill wanted his convention held on Birthday. teachers in the state not have to hunt long for illustrations of the difference between Washington and Hill.

Washington had a national reputation for bounty, A Democratic senator tells the Washington correspondent of The Louis Republic that the Demo- National committee owes Brice and that one of the of sending the national conveniiou to Chicago was that a large part this indebtedness should be mad 3 ood to Brice. The following from the Springfield, Mass.) Republican, is the Mugwump idea of the Wall-Peck gerrymander; It is well that the legislative gerry- Jiiander in Wisconsin is to be tested with reference to its constitutionality by the state supreme court. The opinion of this tribunal will be revived with great interest the country and the rejoicing will be great the Wisconsin court shall find its clear to strike a blow at this iiost infamous of political practices. At the dinner of the Reform club in Tew York, Friday night, Roger Q. Mills was present and in a speech paid ids attention to and standstill some Democrats advocated oh the tariff question, declaring his intention of carrying on a war, an eternal and uncompromising war, tiie present tariff, closing with declaration; will follow when' er the flag points to fair trade; vrrDTcllow, no matter who carries it, tsmd I will fight whenever the battle is -'Dn the subject of letter of withdrawal Chauncey Depew re- Tuarked in New York Monday: letter makes almost certain the re; nomination of said Mr.

IDepew. takes he continued, the absence of men of na tional reputation and national following in a great party, to bring forward local leaders and make a national reputation for an administration with a tendency to perpetuate ntself for a second term. it looks at this moment, on first impression after reading this letter, the candidate will be Gen. Harrison; the platform protection, reciprocity und honest money, as indicated by Mr. letter.

The spokesman rand prophet of the partv is James G. Blaine Not a Candidate. Washington, Feb. the Eon. S.

Clarkson, Chairman of the Republican National Committee. My Dear Sir: am not a candidate for Presidency and my name will not -go before the Republican National convention for the nomination. I 'make this announcement in due season. To those who have tendered 'me their support I owe sincere thanks and am most grateful for their confidence. They will, I am sure, make effort in the approachingcon- which rendered specially important by reason of the industrial financial policies of the government being at stake.

The popular decision on these issues is of great Siroment and will be of far-reaching consequence. Very sincerely yours, James G. Beaine, Pleasant to the taste, surprisingly quick in effect and economical in wonder that Dr. Cough Syrup is Hia leading preparation of its kind. Ohl woman, in thy hours of ease, uncertain, coy and hard to With children hurt, long hours spent.

Do try Salvation Oil, the liniment. TAMMANY AND THE NOMINATION. Why It Is Thought Croker Favors a Western Man. The slate for the New York delegates-at-large to the Chicago convention, says a New York letter to The Washington Post, is Lieutenant- Governor Sheenan, Edward Murphy, Richard Croker aud George Raines, of Rochester. This is a Hill slate as the men are classified at present.

Mr. Raines is the only orator of the number, and he will probably be selected to present name to the convention. He is a big man with a blonde mustache and a strong pair of lungs. His style is slightly emotional, and he has made a study of the value and effect of words and phrases. If it falls to his lot to nominate Mr.

Hill at Chicago, Mr. Raines wall acquit himself creditably. He can be counted on to give some new and original expressions in describing the qualifications of his candidate. From the inner circles of Tammany Hall comes a well authenticated report that the leaders of that organization are not a unit for David B. Hill.

The who control Tammany Croker, Gilroy, Grant, Crockran said to be divided on the subject. A gentleman who is in a position to know the facts said: coming sensation in Democratic politics is the split in Tammany on the Presidential question. Croker and Gilroy have decided that it is inexpedient to nominate Hill or any other New York man. They are in favor of taking a Western candidate. Mayor Grant and Congressman Cockran are dead set on Hill and they will not listen to suggestion of any other man.

An open rupture will be the result, unless either side backs down, which is not at all likely. of course, will ask why Croker is against Hill. I believe that there is an old sore somewhere in the past which rankles in bosom. Croker is a silent, undemonstrative man, but ht never forgets anything. But, in a sense, Croker is the very best type of a practical politician.

His motto is success. He would sacrifice his own brother or the best friend he had on earth if he thought it would strenghten his organization. He is absolutely without sentiment. Every distict leader of Tammany Hall knows that to retain his place he must make A GOOD SHOWING IN HIS DISTRICT. The moment he fails to get out the vote in his district that the organization is entitled to he ceases to be a leader in Tammany Hall.

This is inexorable rule. After an election he sends for the leaders of the districts where vote has fallen off. To each one he says, do not seem to be able to satisfy the people of your district. I think you had better step aside and let someone try it who Many of personal friends have been treated in that manner. The fact that Croker shows no favoritism is the secret of his power.

They all respect and fear him, and believe that he is working for the best interests of the organization. believe that Mr. decision to favor a Western man for President the result of his cold-blooded judgment of "the situation. Tammany is now in complete possession of the city and the state. No unfavorable legislation to Tammany can be passed at Albany.

Never in the history of the organization was Tammany so completely the master as it is to-day. a Western Democrat in the White House control of this state would not be disturbed. But if Hill were President there might be more or less friction. Another thing, Mr. Croker realizes that Hill would be regarded as the nominee of Tammany Hall bythegeneral public, and that would be a handicap to him.

Then if Hill should lose, the blame would be placed upon Tammany and that would injure the prestige of the organization at home. Tammany is on top, but Croker knows that he must fight and play politics to stay there. By the time the Democratic National Convention meets, I believe Tammany will be secretly, if not openly opposing nomination. Mr. Gilroy agrees with Mr.

diagnosis of the situation. He believes it is better politics for Tammany to favor some man outside the state for President than to support Hill or any other New Yorker, The organization has got all it can carry, they say. Mr. Gilroy, next to Mr. Croker, is the strongest man in Tammany Hall.

He is slated for the mayoralty nomination next fall and will in all probability succeed Grant on Jan, 1. 1893. Grant and Cockran are not far behind Croker and Gilroy in the matter of influence, and if they adhere to their present determination and make a fight for Hill there will be music in the air before long. In every organization there is always a dissatisfied element, and Tammany is not free from it by any means. Then Grant and Cockran will have a strong name to conjure by.

They can appeal to the local pride of the organization and promise places galore. I doubt very much if Croker and Gilroy with their superior executive ability could swing the organization against Hill and over to a Western man. It will be a very pretty fight, however, the biggest one that has ever taken place within the Tammany The worst feature of la grippe is its after effect. Pneumonia often sets in finding the system weak and debilitated, and the patient falls an easy victim. In all cases the system should be strengthened and fortified by the use of Port Wine.

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A. Gamm, druggist. Tariff Pictures. The foreign trade of the United States in 1891, the first full calender year under the McKinley tariff, was unparalleled in our history. The average value of our foreign commerce for the ten years from 1881 to 1890 inclusive was $1,465,805,561.

For 1891 our total exports and imports were sl, 798,818,928, And the balance of the trade in favor of the United States was York Press. Our local politcians are making active arrangements for the next campaign. They ordered a box of Dr. Cough Syrup, and feel confident and happy. Price for a bottle, only 35 cents.

perfect is what dealers say about Salvation Oil, the great pain-cure. Jefferson. Joseph E. Sonnentag and Albert Witt, both of Rubicon, while in town this week, purchased eight carloads of tile from the Jefferson Brick and Tile company. A large circle of friends and neighbors met at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George Weaver last Saturday evening to congratulate them on the fifty-fifth anniversary of their married life. The contract for building the new iron bridge at this place was let last week to the Clinton Bridge and Iron company, of Clinton, for The bridge is to be two span and to be completed with abutments and piers for the price Banner. The surviving veterans of the Black Hawk war will hold their annual reunion at Lena this year. Last year but a few dozen old men from Illinois and Wisconsin were at the meeting.

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Drugstore. Buck Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for cuts, ulcers salt rheum, fever gores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfectsalisfaction or money refunded. Price 35centsjer ox For sale by 11.

Eberle. BUSINESS CARDS. gALL SKINNER, ATTORNEYS. COUNSELORS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY. Have a complete abstract of the records of all titles and incumbrances on real estate in Jefferson county.

Office over Wisconsin National bank, at the former office of Enos Hall. jyj N. ARBER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, block, second floor, corner Main and Second streets. Office Lours trom 8 to 12 A.

M. C. SPALDING, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON AND EXAMINING SURGEON FOR PENSIONS. Office in Bank of Watertown building, up stairs. WIGGENHORN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Opposite Bank of Watertown, corner Main and First streets.

Keeps constantly on hard a large stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, etc. Particular attention paid to redairing watches, clocks, jewelry, and warranted to give satisfaction. AW OFFICE of FRANK B. TUTTLE, LOAN. NOTARY AND INSURANCE AGENT, Reporting and Collection Attorney.

Office, corner of Main and Second streets, block, Watertown, Wis. jp C. MOULDING, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in building, Mainstreei, near Second. Residence corner Clyman and Fifth streets.

GKITZNEK, FASHIONABLE BARBER HAIR DRESSER. Shop in basement, on the Bridge, Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair Dye aaed, warranted to hold color for eight weeks. ROEGNER BLOCK, Manufacturers of and Dealers in GRANITE MARBLE MOUTJMEITTSI it BUILDING WORK of every description, sued as WIIIDOW CAPS SiLLS, WATER TABLES, a done on short notice. All Work Warranted Fourth Street, i 'flhM WATERTOWN.

WIS. Grand opening sale of new TORCHON other LAGES Our always popular annual sale of hand-made linen Torchons will be more attractive than the We bought this stock about 60 days later than for decidedly less money than any previous season. Tray A 3c per 5c Tray Gc per 8c Taay 7c per 10c Tray 9c per Tray I 2 beeper 17c Tray I 9c per 25c Tray at 25c per 35c NEW LfICEBT and anew wa of Bell mg them closer to cost than harmonize with the demonstrate that here is the place to buy choice Laces price. Orientals in white, beige and two-tone. Point de Paris (new), a marked improvement on the old Normandy lace much more durable.

Point de Ireland (new) for trimming wash dresses; in white, and two-tone. two hundred pieces of other standard and novel Laces at prices to compare favorably with quotations on Torchons. other departments offering specials to conform with the BORDERS BY MAIL for either Goods or Samples promptly and carefully executed. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. 4J.KICH CO.

Milwaukee. DUimmSfiCO, Importers and Breeders OF CHIME, Sill SHIEE AEtTZD Percheron and Norman Horses, WATERTOWN, WIS. Robt.F.Erler, DENTIST, office WATERTOWN, Mrs. C. New Store.

WIS, BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY OF W. H. 'KRUEGER, Cor. Main and Seventh WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN, Fresh Rolls and Buns Every Morning. A good CUP of COFFEE with a first-claos LUNCH served during all hours of the day.

I constantly keep on hand the choicest and leading brand of Cigars and Tobaccos. flGT'Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. Bottled Beer! LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR THEIR Celebrated Bottled Beer AT THE BREWERY OF HARTIG MANZ, WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN STATE OF County Court for Jefferson ln Probate. Notice Is hereby given that at a regular term of the County Court, to be held in and for said County, at the Court House iu the City of Jefferson, in said County, on the tirst Tuesday of March, being the Ist day of March, A. 1892.

at 1 In the afternoon, the following matters will be heard and considered: The application of F. Hoeper, executor of the last will and testament of Charles J. Noack late of the City of Watertown, in said County, deceased, for examining and allowing his final account of his administration of said estate, and assigning the residue thereof according to the last will and testament of said deceased. Dated this 16lh day of January, A. D.

1892. By order of the Court: HENRY COLONIUS, F. B. Tuttle, County Judge. for Executor.

17w4 GREAT CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE AT WHOLESALE PRICES. On account of the bad roads and weather before the Holidays, I will give the public a chance to buy GOOD EUEOTTUEE CHEAP, in order to reduce my stock before invoice. This is only for a short time, so call at once. Respectfully, E. W.

SCHULTZ. always keep on hand a full line of Undertaking Goods, and when we furnish Casket, our Funeral Car will be free. WA.LL PAPER! The largest stock in the city of the most modern designs from the leading factories. wxubow mmjkmmm To suit everybody. ZISOO Of Wadsworth-Howland Chicago JEWEL MIXED PAINT Of all colors always on hand, and guaranteed to give best satisfaction, at THEO.

CTICAL House, Sign and Fresco Painter, Paperhanger, Decorator and Gilder. Fourth Street, 3 Doors North of Main. j. DEALERS IK Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lumber, LATH, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, Etc. Odd size sash, doors and bhnds, long and heavy timbers a specialty.

Near Empire Mill. Watertown, Wisconsin Theodore Huber, (Successor to Huber Lehmann) DEALER IN XiVMBEB and CCIATj Sash, Doors, Blinds, Building Piper, Paints, At lowest market price. Yard at foot of Fourth near Milwaukee depot, Watertown Wisconsin. Ed. Steinberg AND RETAIL Meat Market BUYER AND SHIPPER of all kinds of STOCK IN SEASON.

I am always prepared to meet the demands of the public in the line ot Sausage, Lard, Hams, Bacon, Shoulders West Main Street, WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN. FOR SALE, 1,000 tons Lehigh nl 1000tonsLackawana UUdl Before you buy call on J. F. McGolrick. BOEHM BERG PROPRIETORS OF Meat Market on 3rd St.

South of Main, Successors to 22 (TAEDECSE cSs STAATS,) All kinds ofZ FRESH MEAT always on hand; also for sale a full supply of Sausage, Lard, Etc. Prices as low as the Market affords. DR. W. A.

WAITE, Veterinary Surgeon, Graduate Chicago Veterinary College. Treats all diseases of Domesticated Animals. Horse Dentistry a specialty. WATERTOWN, WISCONSIN. Office at the Livery Stable of N.

J. Simon on First opposite Commercial Hotel. Stand-Up Carpet Stretcher. I can stretch my own carpet and will not be sore and stiff for a week or ten days afterward, and it is less trouble than to go after a man to do it for me. It saves your knees, it saves your back, it saves your bones.

And you feel like swearing while using it. FOR SALE ONLY BY VI. WEBER CO..