Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15

from their comments, woold have
been better pleased had the young
ladies done as we'll as they could,
instead of doing the "simple" SO
thoroughly.
PURE tea, coffee and spices at
lIendra's.
To SAY the least, the Good TEN
plars Of Mineral Point are an ener-
getic, earnest crowd. They have in
preparation for tomorrow night an
other dime entertainment, and, from
glance at the programme, one is
led to believe it will prove well
worth double the price of admission.
They always give you your moneys
worth and something "to boot"
GEO. WEST in the Brodhead Lsde
pendent says, "that in the spling of
1889, the blowing was done and
" heat and oates were soWed in the
month of March Corn was planted
about the middle of April. In 1910,
the 4th day of March was like
summers day. The corn was all
tasstled and silked out on the 4th
of JnIy. The crops were excellent
both years, wheat yielding about 40
to As bushels per acre, and corn rs
bushels" According to the oldest
inhabitants in this place Mr.. West
is a little extravagant.
EVERY editor publishes articles
that some persons don't like. You
see there are so many different per
sous aud ideas it ia difficult to please
every body. So we don't attempt il.
OF course, most readers believe they
could do the job. NJ doubt any of
them could beat the average editor
at this business. OF course you can
The man does not live who can't
heat an editor at running a paper.
The editor is willing TO acknowl-
edge that you can. He only runs it
because you have not time To; hut
this tact need not deter you from
giving him word Of encourage
mcnt occasionally.
THE firm of Toay Bros, cash but
ter aud egg buyers, has been dis
solved. Simon, the younger, with
draws, and has goue wesL on al
inspection tour for a point Of busi-
ness. John Toay will continue the
business here and may always be
found ready to pay the highest cash
prices for the fruits of the COW aud
the hen. This system OF pay ing
cash for butter and eggs has proved
an advantage beyond comprehension
10 The farmers. The truth of such
an assertion is discernable by re-
ferriug back to the lime when these
products could be disposed of only
by exchanging them for goods; be-
sides, the cash system, wherever
adopted, together with the high
prices paid, excluded the absolute
need Of creamerles.
A REPUBLICAN CLUB was organ
ized IN this city last Friday evening
There were betw een Fifty and sixty
slgners, aud much enthusiasm pre-
vailed. A clear conception Of the
precise field Of action which these
clubs are to work In, has not, as ct,
been grasped by all Republicans.
Their proper function, az indicated
10y Congressman La Toilette, are:
10 teach Repub licau principles aud
strengthen the Republican party.
Their objective interest must be not
the ofices aud elections, except as
they serve 70 insure the application
Of correct policies and principles in
gov eminent. II permanent, they
must become cenlers Of political
education and exchange" Tins
seems wise aud timely. Patriotic
Interest in the current aft airs Of the
country has been sImmering long
enough, degeneratlDg 10 fact into
mere personal questions. The young
voter and those on the verge Of a
voting age are to be esi eclalIy ben
ehtted by these organizations, should
they uuite with them, 80 DO not hes