Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-08-14


likely to be pushed by the delega-
ton from the 9th district for the
same place. The Scandinavian re-
publicans it is said want to show
that a citizen of their nationality
can safely be trusted with the
state treasure, and may urge the
nomination of Hon. Atley Peterson,
present II. r. Commissioner, for
Treasurer, and no one would ques-
ton the safety of the states inter
ests in Mr.. Peterson's honest hands.
In Richland county there is an
abiding faith that Hon. N. L. James
is the very best man for Treasurer.
Hon. Elihu Coleman, of Fond du
Lac, G. f. Osborne. of Lafayette,
NJ. Griffin, of Eau Claire, and IL. A.
Fairchild, of Marinette, are men,
toned for the Attorney.Generalship,
besides Hon. c. +. Estabrook, the
present incumbent, would appreciate
a third term.
Jesse B. Thayer, our present able
and popular Public School Superin-
tendent, has announced that he does
not desire denomination, but there is
manifest general wish that he may
be persuaded to continue in the i'm
portant position he SO ably fills and
SO highly graces. Should he prove
obdurate, however, the convention
can be trusted to place good man
in his stead.
For Railroad Commissioner sew
eral gentlemen are ready to be called,
provided Alley Peterson is not con-
tinued in that position, which many
think it wise to do. Mr.. Syver f..
Brimi, of Eau Claire, il actively a
candidate. Should the 9th district
fail OF. securing Minors nomination
for Lieut.. Governor, or Jackson's
for Treasurer, it is thought that the
former might become a formidable
candidate for Railroad Commission
or, and no one questions the itness
|of the man for the place.
The Insurance portfolio is vigor-
ousiy sought after by w. H. Blyton,
of Sparta, Charles l.. Deering, Of
Columbia county, and II. K. Nc
Curdy, of Dane. Either would
make an acceptable candidate and q
good officer. This being the last
place on the ticket to fill, its dispo-
sition will depend largely upon the
location of the nominees preceding
it.
From the foregoing it is apparent
that the state convention will be q
lively one, and its outcome no fellow
can safely predict.
+. +. Fit costs but little to
keep clean when you get your laun-
dry work done at the celebrated
+. +. +. for which Chas. Ramsden,
at the U. S. Hotel, is agent. Read
the following price list:
GENTS LIsT.-Shrts l0c; shirts with collars
l5c; collars &c: cape collars ic; pair cuffs &c;
drawers &c; undershirts &c; pair socks DC: hand.
kerchefs 3c vests zoe; night shirts lOc to l5c;
linen pants 25c. LADIET LIsT.-Dresses, plain
25c; dresses fancy SOC to S.; sleeves l5c; waists
plain l0c waists fancy 25c to ST.; chemises lOc
to 25c skirts plain 25c; skirts fancy 35c to ST.;
skirts flannel l0c; corsets 25c; drawers 10c TO
20c; drawers flannel 7c; vests 8c pair stocking
&c; handkerchefs Sc; night dresses l0c to Soc;
sacques 2ac ST.; aprons l0c to Csc; neck ties Be
To 1Oc. GENERAL LIsT.-Towels &c; table coy-
ers l0c to 25c; sheets l0c pillow slips &c to l0c;
pillow shams l5c to 75c; rollers l0c TO 81. per
doz; napkins &c; sheet shsms &c; holsters i0c
to 25c; counterpanes 25c to SOC; curtains 25c to
ST.; blankets SOC to ST.; bed ticks Csc.
CHAs. RANaDKN.