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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

Below is the program Of the
Primitive Methodist conuexion, to
be held in this city, beginning with
Thurday, May 18th and terminating
Tuesday, May 2oth;
THURSDAY, MAY Ii.
ESQ y. m. Young peoples meeting in vestry,
conducted by the Pastor Addresses 10y Rev. j.
Il. ltalph, W. Harlcastlc aud q W. L. smith.
FRtpAY, MAY ld.
eueu. IN Examination OF candidates. Revs.
c. Heuju ". j. c. Bond aud NJ. Raker, Cou-
mittee
$3.50 y. M. Revival Service, conducted by
Rev. w. p. James; Addresses 10y Reys. j. Bar
ker X. Edwards ana j. Ralph,
SATURDAY, MAY n.
800 o. m.- Organization of Conference
2o1 p. M. ruhHc Service, conducted by Roy.
W.J e. Ralph. Sermon hy ROY. n. W. Barupr
2la p. M. Session ot Conference
7.So p. m,-S0cmmcntol aud Ordination Ser
vices, iu chargeut Conference officers; Sermon
by Rev, W. Cape.
SUNDAY, MtylS.
$3.50 d. u, Prayer Meeting. led bv Rcv. j. ID.
Benkinsopp.
0n0U m.-Coufercnce LoveCcast, couiuotci
10y ltcYs. James nd Todd,
l031u. m. sermon hy Rev. j. Marks. assisted
by Bgv.J Hardca-tp.
200 y. MS. s.. Service, in charge OF T.. Allen,
Jr. Addresses Roy. A. p,ucr. 10 Parents;
Rev. W. }. q. Ralph TO Scholars; Rov. Nj.
Baker, 10 Teachers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

WEIDENFELLER.-A her home loo this city,
last Saturday morning, May 50. ot cJnsump-
ton, Mrs. r. G. WudenielIer aged dj years,
month,
A most estimate woman has gone from our
midst, aud although death was anticipated the
sadness il brought was none the less intense.
Mrs WeIdenfcller was Il member of the NJ. Il.
church aud possessed noble Christian char
acter. In the home her uuumely loss is irrop-
arabic. and the husband and three little child
rem have endless sympathizers. Her sickness
was Of sears duration. Ia her last hours
she conyersed PLEASANTLY aud ene9uragingly
with her loved ones. She was born 90 Jefer-
son, Grant county, and deprived of hos mother,
by death. WHOM but ave ears oil.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

j. X. DoDDs, editor Of the daily
and weekly Arb0r .State, Of Wymore,
Neb., says; 81 have seen the magic
effect Of Cnamberlau's Cough Rem.
cdy in cases Of Group aud colds
among my graud.chIldren. We
would not think Of going 10 bed at
night without botuo ot this rem
ody in the house. Chambcriain's
medicines are growing more popular
here every day" For sale by w.
fl. Pndcaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
NUMBER 10.

I TypNvyJOArt
W. v,i.l, O., ..l, ...,..,;
yo T,rU
fact, that we can dress vour
FEET
in anything that YOU
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
MILLINERY OPENING.

There viii be a grand opening Of
millinery goods, OF the most app
proved styles al tho store oi Miss
Lille ShauIey on Friday and Satur-
day of this week, May 9th and 10Th.
Every lady Of this community
should call ana inspect
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

FoR the meeting of the German
Catholic Benevolent societies 10 be
held at Milwaukee, May 10Th 70
2sth excursion tickets may be sold
az one .Iure for the round tup. WIll
sell May 2lJh TO 36ln inclusive.
Return coupons good untii May
3Oth N. H. oNow, Agt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
CARPFT SALE

Two-ply, all wool, ingram carpets
are going at 6Oc; $50 body Brussels
for 49!c; 35c stair carpets for l8c;
2Sc cotton ingram for lsc; this
week at the EC0NOArY. Iw
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
The Local Field.
'oLps are again in style.

Il 4 IlC LaOC q L. ~ CA'
Il CoLps are again in style.
Il BID 10 -four goes like hot cakes.
Il OATS are commanding better
src
4 Old PAPERS for sale cheap at this
Il Lace CURTAINS are away down
II week at the Economy. lw
H SPECIAL attractions in summer
Il for gents at L. II. Osborne's.
Il Miss suANLEYs millinery open
n to be tomorrow and Saturday.
Il SATURDAY was a good day for
R.iuas,, considering the busy con
h aoa 5f the farmers.
4 BIC Jo flour seems to be the pop
h r -four of the city nowadays. 1t
Il be bought at 3. & P.'s.
h A LONDON man has lived forty
H., Oh water. What curiosity
Y would be in Milwaukee.
\ rusHa were signs of snow in
D nerl Point Tuesday, few flakes
n cling with the rain drops.
Il 0uG ucighbors of the Democrat
II happy over the possession Of an
n ue for running their presses,
h we'll they might be.
Il il ii pig dies Of hog cholera, a
y of muuain, or a horse of CLAN
n s. .ra-,mders at once charge it
n ".he robber tariff"
N 4 A>nTE >. $, convention will be
y Baraboo, june nth and 18th.
h Interested in the good cause
n oa.a ,aAe an active interest.
H IN the cities tens of thousands of
n were marching behind banners
n l.- In the country hundreds
n al.2uds Of farmers were march
h behind pIows.
4 IN connection with the soldiers
sailors reunion at Prairie du
4 June IL, u and l3 there will
n reunion Of the members of the
4 Wisconsin Cavalry.
Atr, JENNIE REED arrived here
4 Denver the other day and
s. nrprised her mother, who
4 suffering from the injury
.l from fall last winter.
n CLEAN gour aDIevs and clean them
j lsa.y, for it is a well known
4 #t oy far the greater number
! aud typhoid feyers now
4 through negligence Of
-- oyer the country horse
] are complaining at the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

. the clothes press Is q swell
affair for garments ulUe and neat,
the hay press is grand mlcline
and does Its WORK epnpletc, the
cider press rs lovely, wlta iJ- juices
rich and sweet; but tuo printing
press controls tne world aud gets
there with both feet kr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
BIG 10 flour is great.

Now IS your chance 10 select a
new dress. Our stock contains
eoeryh ing stylish, ]. DELLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

with the minimum rate of wares
thirty-fve cents an hour.
BREAD is the staff of life. Brewer
& Penhallepon keen the has,
4 c,r,zr,, &c ,I.u n
DeHaven, is said to be the oldesl
living Odd Fellow in the United
States. He is 80 wears of are and
was a charter member of lodge No
l, Of Philadelphia in 1924.
THE Pointers. who occunied !
farm house about six miles from
this city on Sunday last with two
kegs Of book beer, must have had a
gay time if the condition Of the
house is any sign. U-no-hoo.
Ar the annual election of trpstsa.
of Graceland Cemetery Associario,
held Tuesday. Nav 6th. 20 supply
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
Common Council Proceedings

Common Council Proceedings
MINERAL PorNr, wis, May g. Is00.
A regular meeting of the Com
mon Council was this day held at
the Couneil-room.
Present His Honor, J. L LaMalle,
Mayor, aud Aldermen Thomas,
Jacka, White, Fncdeu and Gorgon.
The minutes Of the preceding
meetings, during the month Of April,
were then read aud approved.
The following accounts were then
audited and allowed:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08


ing, via freight. This is remarkable;
orders by telegraph and shipment by
express could not have beaten it
very much,
The Factory Enterprise.
A committee from this city has
inspected the machinery of the
plant for our new wooden factory
and reports fayorably. The money
necessary to start the enterprise is
sure. The owner of the plant viii
he here to-morrow-Frday.
SOME of our citizens attended
Ringing Bros circus at Dodgeville
Monday evening, and among them
was Bob Phillips, who when return
ing home overlook three little
ponies that had escaped from the
circus folks Bob captured the
ponies, brought them here, and noti-
fed the owners the next day. He
was rewarded for the act; that's
right
ANOTHER new and highly bred
trotting horse has been bought in
g, ,l d, .-....,... N = N.....t -.
w WIS t''"' ~ '',''' ~, '''''''oi
Waters Stock Farm, Jenoa June
ton, this state. The animal il two
years old, a beautiful bay, and is
named Mario. 1t was bred by w.
s. Gordon, of Cleveland, Ohio, and
possesses n large supply of the great
IIambletonian and Clay bloods.
To, a.,,.. - = .,
The record for the largest amount
of butter produced by one COW in a
year has been broken by COW
owned by d. f. Appleton, Of lps-
wich, Mass, who, with three days to
spare, produced 94l pounds III
ounces. The previous record was
936 pounds l34 ounces, held 10y
Laudseer's Fancy, owned by DR..
Tam
a PAINFUL accident betei Rev M.
D'nsaaie ana WIFE, OF Linden, last
Thursday, the Ist INST They were
driving from Linden to Edmund,
when q dog rushed out from one Of
the farms on the roadside, trlghten-
ing the horse, and caused him to
turn quickly, throwing the occupants
ont OF the buggy. Mr.. Dlnsdale
received an injury to one knee and
several bruises ana scratches lE at
tempting to hold the horse, and
Mrs DlnsdaIe, 1t Is thought, has
sustained internal injuries, how
serious time will tell. The reverend
gentleman and wife have many
earnestly symnotbizo w;tb tho,o
AN exchange gives the following
good advice to parents: "Before you
listen to the complaints of your
children about the general fen dish
ness of the teachers, and get worked
up and excited over it, it is better to
ref ect little. Remember your one
or half a dozen cherubs drive you
crazy about half the time, and bear
with the teacher who is making for
you intelligent men and women of
as unpromising material as you were
4. 4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY MAY S. 1890

hundred pounds in weight, arrived
here the following Saturday morn
ing, via freight This is remarkable;
orders by telegraph and shipment by
express could not have beaten it
very much.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
WHERE no ElND M.

Everything IN the dress goods
line can be found nc DeIler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

a TRIAL OF Big 10 dour Is all we
ask. Brewer ~ Penhailegen,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

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that VIII secure to us and ours a
home.
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brlng lofth. IL ne teilcth all the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

Certainly! We are now prepared
to do any amount Of it, at such low
prices, too. 1900 new designs. Call
and see them at the Economy. 1872
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

j. A. sPRATLEE has the finest q is
play Of canned goods in the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
tal Department.

9sneTcial Department.
4..aai for the accomodation o. those nose, %hQ iIli
/ 20 ,'aIIahIe property, and for those who
! .....0 on exchange. Limit, twenty-five
First Insertion FREE, and for each in-
. -r.reauer twenty-five cents.
/ .nr ,rHIet seed for sale at Whites ware
"'' Nlgw9
mousse.
/ ....,... tbis city. last Friday, a small, brown
'b.r noeket book, containing money,
'1i''' 1I-' ular will be liberally rewarded by
.,.ry the saue at the u. 5. Hotel.
I
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

NJ j. Cantwoil for blanks. ............ .$ 90
Street Com. bin for April, labor ......... l53 10
p. Allen, Sr, mdse ..... .....,.... ....... %
Mineral Point Tribune, printing .-....... AZ 80
Crawford Bros, printing ......... .... ~ go
Joseph Vivian, iantur services ........... 200
Christopher Day. lamp Lighting. April 90. 20 %
g. spensey. salary Clty Attorney ... 10000
Hcudra Bros kerosene ..,.... .......--. 70
W. Eastman. services buuri of health 1900
The following persons then pre-
scented their applications and bonds
for license To sell liquor al retail, to-
wit: John Kaufman, N. KefTer,
John Jenck, N Shillen, John Elan,
James }. Collins, Wm. K. Collins,
John Thies, Jeuck Bros, Emil Dup
pier and Felix II. McMurrough.
Said licenses we're granted and
bonds approved as per said appli-
cations.
On motion Aldermen Gorgeu,
Jacka and Frieden were appointed "a
committee TO purchase all lumber
required by the city for the ensuing
year,
On motion the council then organ
lied itself into q Board Of Health,
for the city during the ensuing year,
Of which Aid. Thomas was elected
president aud William Eastman, M.
D., health officer
The Council then adjourned.
Attest J.F. LAMALLE,
WILLIAM II. CURRY, Mayor
City Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
y,vrgaL POINT MARKET.

...,.. below are the highest that are
at -s b5ur OF going 70 press;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

MEMBERS Of the Mineral Point
Tennis Club will please be in at
tendance at DR.. w. G. IIales' Office
Saturday evening, May 10th, at 1880
o'clock Business of importance is
to be transacted and a full attend
ance is requested.
By ORDER or THE PRESIDENT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08

nu 30 -four goes like hot cakes.
OATS are commanding a better
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
The FACTORY Ente1p1Ise.

The Factory Enterprise.
A committee from this city has
inspected the machinery Of the
plant for our new wooden factory
and reports favorably. The money
necessary to start the enterprise is
sure. The owner Of the plant viii
he here to-morrow-Fuday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-18
THE AUGUST ELECTION.

The Peoples central committee for Salt
Lake county has called nominating con-
yention for the 26th, the primaries to he
held on Monday evening. 1t is to be hoped
that the People will take greater interest
in the August election than they did in the
municipal school election last Monday. If
they do not it may as well be confessed now
that the county will fail into the hands of
the enemy. The Peoples party member
ship outnumbers the Liberals by some hun
dreds, but having ones name on the regis
tration list will Go no good unless theowner
shall vote. The votes found in the ballot
boxes, and net the registration list are
counted.
Some extremely important offices are to be
filled, among them the recorders, the sher-
ifs, the clerks and the attorneys. 1t will
be better for the county if all these places
shall be filed by good and wise men, mem
bers Of the Peoples party, bat this cannot
be done unless the People will make il their
business, as il is their duty, to go To the
polls and vote. 1t should be borne in mind
al the time That only good men will be ac-
cepta5le; by all participating in the prima
ries ana taxing part in the selection of DEL
egates TO the nominating convention the
proper choice of candidates viii be assured:
the remainder must be done at the polls.
THE HERALD is glad that the convention
has been delayed, and viii be pleased if the
campaign shall be devoid OF the noise and
hurrah which characterized last winters
affair The intelligence Of some men may
have to be reached through the beating of
bass drums and the burning of red fire, but
we don't believe any of these men are mem
oers of the PEOPLES party. hence the oc-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-18
TIE DEMOCRATIC Senator, Iwho told

The DEMOCRATIC Senator, swho told a
Washington correspondent, as reported in
yesterdays HERALD, that certain Republi-
can Senators would oppose the LODGE cleo
ton bill did well to hide his own name. If
he had revealed it all the laugh would have
been on him; now the laugh will
be on the correspondent. The fed
eral election bill is Republican meas
ure, agreed upon in caucus, and intended
to keep the party in power; it, is therefore,
ridiculous to suggest that such stalwart
Republicans as those named-DAvIs, TEL
LER, WoLCoTT, MITCHELL, JONES, ALLISON,
ALDRIcH, MORRILL, aud EDMUNDs-will OPP
pose the bill, even though they may not
think it is right. Whatever promises ad-
vantage to the party can command the sup
port of all these Senator's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-18
IDAHO DEMOCRATS.


1t seems from dispatch in yesterdays
HERALD from our BOISE correspondent that
the Democrats of Idaho are not in the least
discouraged by the political outlook. The
central committee has called state conven-
ton for August %, and made apportion-
ment Of delegates among the counties; the
clubs have perfected an organization,
established headquarters, where two meet
ings week will be held. The machinery
is all being gotten ready and oiled, and will
soon be set in motion. The party begins
work just as if it expected to win. And
why shouldn't it wins The question
which has divided the party for several
years past, causing many Democrats to
train with the Republicans, no longer ex-
lists. The Mormons are altogether out of
politics in Idaho, and no canlongeI
be discussed in the campaign or
taken into. account at the polls.
1t viii, or should, from now
on, be party politics and policies on legiti-
mate lines. For long time Idaho was
overwhelmingly Democratic; it was the
Mormon question which brought on the
change, and brought it on through the
cowardiee and weakness of certain Demo
Gratis; if these latter have gained courage
and strength, and dare fall into line, we
cannot understand why the new state
should not return TO its first love and be-
come Democratic. Atany rate the prospect
is encouraging, and THE HERALD is glad to
note that the party leaders are moving
with promptness and intelligence, just as if
they fully expected to rescue and redeem
the long afflicted and still threatened com
monwealth. We have better hopes for
Idaho than for Wyoming, and as to the
latter the Democrats are daily growing
more confident of their ability to carry the
state at the first election in September.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-18

rOstseF fensoDn1e Jroan one place 10 another, and
osst'ic papers changed should aticdyS gioeJor1'er
sStR ds present address.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-18
DRS. SMITH AND PAYNE.
The Magnetic Physicians, Surgeons and Sclen-
fists, 264 South Main Street.

tibtS, Zof S0ut0 MAIN Street,
Are performing many very remarkable cures
Among the number and one of the most inter
esting cases Is that of Mr.. Charles Meadows
who resides at $40 Third South, Fifth E ST. in
the Ninth ward. Mr. Charles Meadows is
gentleman SiXty-four wears OF age and has been
a terrible sufferer from rheumatism in h S back
hips and legs for the past eighteen years. and
Tor fourteen winters he has been confined to
MS bed greater portion of the time, and DIR
ing the past three years he has been q helpless
cripple, unable to do manual labor and unable
10 walk except with the aid of two canes The
MP ana knee Joints had become so sore and
painful that he had nearly lost the use OF them
He had consulted great number Of physicians
ana ali OF them bad given him very little hope
or ever recovering. in this helpless ana hope
less condition he applied to them about three
weeks ago. After receiving the first magnetic
treatment the pain and soreness seemed to
disappear 3s if by magic. He is now rapidly
regainng the use of his limbs AID declares he
now feels better than he ever iclt since the be-
ginning OF his Sickness. Mr.. Meadows may be
consulted by any one who wishes TO learn
further particulars OF his case by calling ut his
residence as above.
Miss Minnie NJ. has been afflicted with Corea
or 81. Nitus dance, for the past three years
Her nervous system had become completely
shattered from the continued twitciiing and
Jerking OF the muscles. She was pale and
bloodiess Herdigestve organs had become so
much impaired. and her appetite was so poor
that il was with difficulty she could be per
suaded to eat enough to sustain her body. Her
1ather stated she had taken so much medicine
she had become a walking drug store. She be-
gan treatment with Drs. Smith and Payne about
three weeks ago and is now convalescent
These are only few of the many cases the
doctors are curing. and every one of the cures
mentioned are true and can be certified 10 BIZ
the patients themselves. The fuil name and
address OF every case published VIII lie given to
any one similarly afflicted by calling at the
office, No. 264 South Main street Salt Lake
City. Drs Smith and Payne have been actively
engaged in the practice of medicine and sur
were formerly together in 1888 They ate not
to be ciaSsed with the large number of ouacks
who travel though the country and are only ig-
norant pretenders. They permanently cure
hernia, piles fiSture in ano, varcoeile HYDRO
ere, laceration OF the womb and perineun,
ovarian and fibroid tumors ana ali diseases
peculiar to men and women They NAV be con-
suited free OF charge IRON am. till pm
daily, SUNDAYS excentad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-18

A QUARREL in the Liberal ranks is re-
ported, growing out of the scramble for
the spoils. 1t is of the same nature as that
quarrel last winter. when the decent Lib
erals wanted decent men nominated to GER
tain offices, and we assume that the result
will be the same now as it was then the
fellows who have done the dirty work for
the party will get their pay in the offices.
The party dare not ignore their claims.
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