Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-14

ANS pVVhd VI pecl on steer
twenty months DID," And the
pound of butter is worth twice as
much as the beef on foot.
Mr.. EMERsoN's solo created
furore. He is the best cornetist in
the world.-.Shefield Daily Teie.
graph.
a FARMER who was troubled with
rats about his premises half filled
hogshead with water, put chaff over
the top, and then scattered corn meal
on this chaff. In the morning he
found about 200 dead rats in the
hogshead.
MISS S. c. Cox has just received
a large stock of winter millinery in
all the latest styles and is prepared
to fill orders promptly, with Miss
Barbara Jeuck as assistant. 45w4
AN addition of several blocks has
been made to the village of Rewey.
Hon. j. w. Rewey will in the near
future have erected a fine building,
in which will be a bank, a merchan-
disc store, a barber shop and a
Masonic hall above.
WE understand that some of our
citizens took the "Turn Him Out! >
placards as a personal warning.
How amused they must have been
on finding that it was a scheme of
the Sons Of Veterans to advertise
their entertainment next Tuesday.
FRAUD and deception should be
fearlessly exposed; we take this OPP
portunity of warning our readers
against the numerous worthless imi-
talions of the justly celebrated Gar
land Stoves and Ranges. The gen
uine are sold by Martin & Toay.
ADDITIONAL street lamps have
been put up in some parts of the
city, but there are other points fully
as much in need, if not more In
some parts of the city are four and
five lamps taking up no more terri
tory than places where there are
none, and within the heart of the
city.
If your newspaper" writes an old
journalist, "happens to tread on your
toes, a little in performing its
mission, don't get your back up aud
abuse the editor, but stop and see if
YOU can't remember some of the
kindness it has shown you in the
past. Then reflect that you may
want something in the future"
A MAN named O'Ca'Iaghan has
been swindIing JanesvI.ie ladies'.
He sells them a copy of Dante's
Inferno, gets their names on blank
order which he says directs the
leaving Of the book at the house.
These blank "orders" turn out to be
promissory notes for $36 each, and
some fifty JanesviIle husbands are
wondering if there is a way out of
the trouble.
DON'T miss the chance of life
time, but 90 and hear Emerson's
Boston Stars, including Walter
Emerson the greatest corne player
living, John Thomas the popular
American humorist, Rudolph King
pianist, and Medora Henson Emer-
son the distinguished prima donna,
at the Opera House, Nov. 27th. The
entire house will be reserved at so
cents; children IS cents.
TnE TRIBUNE does not enjoy dun
ming its patrons. We prefer to
patiently wait, believing that a sense
Of Justice will prompt all who owe
us to pay up when they can. 1t is
now asked, however, Of our deIin-
quents that they try and help Us out
financially We are obliged to meet
heavy obligations soon, and unless
this appeal is needed immediate
step, will have to be taken toward
the collection of our accounts
LATE reports give particulars of
terrible snow storms in the west and
southwest. 4 passenger train IN a
blockade between southern Colorado
and New Mexico was cut off from
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