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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-06
PLEASE REMEMBER

That it is custom to give patrons always what's
it, that regular prices therefore always cheaper
than called reduced prices Of most other houses
and is certain that styles and quality of stock are
second to none We do think it necessary mention
always special bargains other departments but are
willing to sell everything fully cheap advertised by
other reliable houses
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-06
a Locked Envelope.

An envelope called the patent auto
matte lock envelope has recently been
Drought out, winch viii prove very ac-
eeela4a 10 the public A tab with
.7.in- sides is inserted in a slot or
cutting and on attempting 70 with
.E 1e folded parts catch against
inside use envelope being firmly
.# aaaet1t#Iy closed An extra Sc
s0a commercial ears lope has also
aEaIE n which the tab passes
ugee .appeis, locking the
er at oue operation. No
~ steaming viii open IT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-06

DHYsiCIAN a SURGEON -oaice over Msgrer,.
| JeWelry Store, High ST Residence on Decatur
street, west Of j. Dellers residence
Calls promptly responded 20, day or night 2tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-06
Professional Cards.
PHYSICIANS.


DHYsICIANs AND SURGEONS oacs In Len.
ahan,s block, up stairs; opposite First Nat Rank.
Mineral Point, Wis 2i,f
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-06
Reese & Garter,

A Tr0RNEYs AND CoUNSELLORs, Dodgrvue
~ Wis. VIII practice IN all courts In the state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-06

physician AND SURGEON Graduate Of
l Bellevue Hospital Medical College OF New YORK
CITY umces To br, fsllmsn's building, four doors
above PHiiord's drug store, High street
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-06
iTTORNEIN.
John 4. Iomes.

4 1ToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, DodgeyllIe. WIS
WIN practice In all the courts ef this state ex
eept The Iowa County (Probstel Court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-06
DENTISTRY.


MDUArE of The Pennsylvania College of Dental
i Surgery, Philadelphia Gold alnugs and crown
work speciality. Nitrous Oxide Gas bnd Ether al.
miniuered for the painless extraction or teeth or
fee 10 Cosd's corner block over J. Deners store,
Mineral Point Wis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
MhNNlLLE,

Hon. Ranslear Mowry, Mr. Lewis
Girourd, Dr. l.. l.. Mailhot and Rev. Father
Bernard have sold their titles on the lots
Of land near ST. James church TO Rev.
Father Bachard and the erection of a con-
vent is but the matter of short time.
Mr.. Hector Thcin and Miss Minnie King
were married at st. James church yester-
terday morning, after which they left for
a visit TO Manchester, n. H.
Mr. Morrow and Miss Mabel Noalt
were married yesterday. They then left
for Warren, where they will reside.
y. J. Angel has finished his work of
repairing the road from Albion to the
"Mendon road" so-called.
Joseph Noise, overseer of the weave-shop
of the Albion mill, left for a visit to Can
ada last evening.
Nearly all of the typhoid fever patients
in this village are recovering
DR.. j. Lariyiere is about TO erect large
tenement block.
Edward Hindmann expects TO occupy
his new building the first part of next
month
The members of Stanley Lodge, Sons of
ST. George, will so to Ashton on Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28

Total registration OF ..l,b0b
The registration at the evening schools
is IA follows:
Rumford Evening School. ............... 40
Potter Street Evening School. 0t
Total registration OF evening pupils....... %
The number of pupils at the new "A. i.
Hoyt grammar school will serve to demon
strate to the citizens of East Providence
how badly this school house was needed
and how cramped the children and teach
ers must have been at the crowding of 320
more children into such limited space.
very pleasant union meeting of the
congregation and members OF the Second
Baptist Church was held in the vestry of
the church last evening. The entertain
ment partook more of the character of a
social supper. Each table was presided
over by two ladies who were assisted by
an efficient corps Of young lady walters
At such occasions there is always n
difficulty in the matter Of introductions,
hut by happy thought of the pastor, the
Rev j. Stewart, the difficulty was OBJ
Waited Each guest received a slip OF
paper on which each wrote his name and
pinned the same on his breast, thus dis
peusing with the formality of an intro
duction.
A pleasing feature Of the evenings enter
tainment was he writing of various ques-
tions on slips of paper which were then
given TO the pastor, and by him read
aloud and answered by some one of the
guests.
A number OF hymns were sung after
which the meeting adjourned at a season.
able hour.
Alfred Griswold is spending ten-days
vacation with friends In New Hampshire
Mrs Charles w. CRUDE and daughter, Of
Riverside, have returned from q five
months soiourn in the vicinity of Bre-
men, Germany
The old Willett house, which was de-
stroved hy fire early yesterday morning,
will probably be rebuilt at an early date.
tt was erected by Capt Thomas Willett,
tie first Mayor OF New York city, in the
year 1851.
Reliance Lodge No. -, I. .. O. T., met
last might iu their hall on WarTen avenue.
lt was voted 90 attend tie fair of the
NatchemOket Engine Company, Nov 10.
The lodge viii pay fraternity visit TO the
Friendly Union on Nov. D.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
kTTLE80R0.

North Attleboro people are already
apitating the question of license.
A new order. "Sons and Daughters of
America" is being formed in Attleboro."
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Bailey, celebrated
their twentieth anniversary last evening,
by entertaining the Ball and Mallet Club.
Esther Lodge, Daughters Of Rebekah,
will have n crazy supper this evening.
Late word from r.. III. Surrk III Cali
fornia, gives discouraging accounts OF has
condition.
Fred and Frank Newell will be gone
from home all winter, and Frank Will
spend his time in Chicago.
The Inter Nos Club will meet this even
ing with Miss Edna Hawkins.
The North Attleboro Y. u, :. c. l.. will
have an important meeting this evening"
when thirty new members will be added
The annual rental of pews at Murray
Church will take place this evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. Church, the former
the new Murray Church pastor, are in
town this week.
Nerney * Co, have moved their shoe
business into their rear room, which IS
neatly fitted up and their late store is TO
be occupied 10y "a tea company.
The improvements on Bank st, are fast ap
preaching completion, and the street Is
destined to be almost the most important
one i'm town, certainly che most convenient.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman of Missouri will
preach prohibition here this evening.
There is n diphtheria scare In town
although no cause for serious alarm IL due
care is exercised There are a few critical
cases. \ little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Newell is very sick.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
THE BANNER CONTEST.
A Mysterious Promise From a Mys.
terious Individual.
WHO'S THE LEAN ENVELOPE MAN 2
He Says He'll Surprise Somebody Yet
The Votes are Piling Up Rapidly
who VIII Get the Big Star Spangied
Banner of the News"

The following mysterious communica-
ton has been received from the equally
mysterious individual who sent the News
a lean little envelope with one ballot the
other day:
To the Editor Of The Neips:
SIR:-I wish TO say through the News to the
Young Mems Republican Club of Johnston,
that although they will hear nothing more for
the present from a I" Little Lean Envelope"
that it will be heard from again later; and If
they will each and every one send in all the
votes that they possibly can the NEWS Ban
ner" will be ours, for when Johnston goes To
work in earnest they make clean sweep,
A LITTLE LEAN ENvELoPE."
Others are being heard from right along.
The NEWS may as well tell a secret now
when it will do no harm. The votes are
coming in in n way to surprise even the
managers of the contest. The number of
votes will probably not be published until
Nov. IL, after the contest has closed, but
anyone is welcome to examine the record
book at any time at the publication Office.
The banner will be awarded Nov. 10, or
at such date about that time as may be
most convenient TO the winning club.
Following is the list:
You've MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB of
Providence.
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB of
YoUNG MEN's REPUBLICAN, CLUB of
Johnston.
PLUMED KNIGHTS of Providence.
CARRIED CLUB Of Pawtucket.
GEORGE II. WETMORE CLUB of Newport.
FRENCH REPUBLICAN CLUB OF
Central Falls. Tied.
WOONsOCKET REPUBLICAN CLUB.
WARREN REPUBLICAN club.
PHENIX CLUE OF Phenix.
NATlCK FRENCH REPUBLICAN associa-
ton
MCKINLEY CLUB Of New Shoreham
NORTH PROVIDENCE REPUBLICAN club.
LINCOLN REPUBLICAN association.
lONsDALE REPUBLICAN club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
NEWPORT.

The BOYS Club of Newport which is an
institution supported 10y a number az
young society ladies for the especial pur
pose of reClaiming boys from running
wild In che streets at night, Is 20 become
free industrial evening school, SpocigI
claescs will be formed where wood carving,
moulding I'm clay sborthand rudimcnt-
arv singing and other useful and social
pursuits Will Dee taught.
Miss Gnmuull cot Providence rs practi-
Callv at the head OF affairs with Miss Col
Inns. Miss Na4itl and Miss Nviii aS "a
rcldy and willing board oi management,
whilC Admiral LUCC stands back OF them
with practical advice ju organization.
The gallant admiral now ON the re
tired list ot tne Navy lis just the rigot
man Co have behind such ana effort his
lOur sen experience eminCntlv qualifying
him as capital sponsor while h.s conn
maud over the rough lads is remarkable.
AZ last a mgnulartuFy Is about 60 le
started here. ln "a small way 90 Dee sure,
but it is hoped to hc bu, the entering
wvdge OF a renewal of Newport's former
prosperity as q business centre. The new
Industry Is q brass foundry and bottliny
establishment and is Co be ran 10y "a CONE
pany consisting OF MesSrs. ~. :. Hazard,
George Slocum and George A. Weaver of
Newport and h.. Il Francis of Fan River
The factory will bp located ON the Sher-
man estate ON DE Blois court.
A strike of masUns buildiug the new
Naval War College ON Coasters lIarbor
Island has taken place owing To the
importation OF masOns from Phila-
delphia 10y :. G. rownson, the CON
tractor for the building The local
masons object 90 this aud have called a
special meeting for Friday to take action
in the matter, aud have also communicated
with the Philadelphia Union. The build
Ing has already assumed prOpuriionatc
outline 10 show The character OF what the
structure will be- and the naval authori-
ties are much annoyed over the strike. he
cause the contract calls for a stoppage OF
work for the winter when the temperature
gets down 60 80 degrees.
The Newport GrocCrs' aud Provision
Dealers Association held meeting last
night. at wLioh considerable business
was transacted.
Miss Ogden gave a charming reception
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
WARREN.

Stopping az Coles Hotel on Tuesday J.
F.. Murphy, r.. n. Upham and Thomas NJ.
Iofters, all OF Providence Charles Drown,
of Sayle.vlle.
Stopping 40 Fesscnden Hotel: j w
Smith, of Boston Thomas Clancy Paw
tucket
air. Halle Mason, Of New York city. ar
rived here ON Tuesday morning 90 attend
hie brothers wiie's funeral, which took
pl Jui- afternoon.
T'he propri.tor .r n'.'s Hotel. Jerc-
mia con. is Suite ing quite sever ly from
... 3Hmation in AI, d, cs, caused by n Sc
we're cold.
4 dancing school viii bc commenced on
Monday evening next at the Fessenden
Hotel.
A party from Providence will visit the
proIrictor of the Fcs~,nlen Hotel on
iriday evening and Dee served with a bird
supper. Tut host is making great pre-
paltttious for the occasion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
WESTERLY.

a citizens meeting will be held at the
the Town Hall tomorrow evening, To con
slider proposition there TO be made by
stephen WilcoE looking To the erection on
tine Moss property so called, recently pur-
chased 10y mm, OF soldiers memorial
building
\ somewhat peculiar accident occurred
Yesterday on liigh street. Charles ID.
chapman drove up TO the curhstone ON
the west side of the street and stopped his
team behind lumber wagon. becoming
frigntcacd, his horse suddenly started
and m a tWinkiing found him
self iloundcriug between the thills
of the other team. Then very lively and
interesting circus was Witnessed by those
who saw tnc two animals try To settle the
question of jurisdiction. They were
finally Quictcd aud oxtricated from their
ENHANCEMENT No serious damage was
done.
rlr schools n Di irict No. I are closed
to-day. Co enable the teachers 10 notice
method 90 NItE ip other places. ON
Thursday and FRIDAY. 18th and 30th, the
teachers will attend the state Institute In
Providence. The High school Is soon tu
Dee provided with a Holtz electrical ma
chine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
......'..'...'..''''.
7Be.....................Clu The. .Clud
f............... ..............''.'
is the strongest Republican Club in
Rhode Island.
REPUBLICANS!

To stimulate among the Republican
clubs of the State that friendly rivalry
which n so essential 20 their success and
to that of the party, the News" will. ON
November 10th, present To that Republi-
can club which, i'm the opinion of the
reading public. IL rendering the most SER
vice to Republicanism, IA handsome silk
banner suitably inscribed.
The News" invites its friends to make
the selection. from their own knowledge
OF the facts, by filling out this coupon and
sending IL to the business once of the
paper, 81 Westminster street. We shall
continue 10 print coupon and offer until
the final decision on Nov. 10. A free bal
lot and "A fair count win decide.
which il the strongest Republican club
In the State-not in numbers necessarily,
but in usefulness to the party?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
PORTSMOUTH,.

"Blind Josie's' concert proved n de
cidcd SUCCESS. The well-hllCd hall ncttcd
him about $50 Bc will uso this sum, in
addition 60 what has already been given
him for the purpose, in the purchase OF "a
harp.
William n. Calter. OF Little Compton,
has been visiting his brother. samuel Car
ter
~. Mary's Church Is undergoing
thorough repair, and viii probably he
closed for Hvc or six weeks
On the evening of his joining the Pan.y
Band Of Mercy, William Hughes, tie
fancy poultry dealer. gave them -
William Anthony anu ramuci Carrier
bought nocs OF shCcp AZ - icNl0gd q lg
days since.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
WEXFORD.

The family OF the late Mortimer ii.
Hartwell, Esq, of Providence, who nave
occupied the II. Ia Mathewson house
during the past summer, have returned
10 their city home Mrs Hartwell Is con-
sideriug going abroad next spring for "
wears stay with her eldest son, who is
with Prof. Alonzo Williams S son IN Ger
many
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred b. Chadsey nave
returned from a ten days visit TO out-oi-
town friends
The annual meeting Of the Narragansett
Fire Engine Company was held at thelf
hall on Monday evening when the iolloW-
ing officers were eleCtcd for the year en-
suing Foreman, J. IA. B. Burdick; irst
assistant. John O. Lewis; second assist
ont, Charles stafford secretary David y.
Briggs steward, Y. l.. Ennis.
The schools OF this village viii be closed
tomorrow and Friday on account OF the
Teachers Institute.
At the moetiuz Of the Council on Mon
day Isaac T.. Lewis was granted permls-
sion 20 move a building along Main street,
and petition 20 lay a sidewalk by sub
scription across Main street from point
near William y. Hambly's was granted.
William W. CongdOn, committee, was
allowed n bill OF SO, amount PAID >. +.
Nichols for right of way TO lay drain pipe
across Main street and through Nichols s
property. c. G. Vracy's bill OF slB for
drain pine and laying same along Main
street and through land of j. n. Nichols,
was also allowed.
On Complaint of Town Sergeant Thomas
w. Pierce, John COgean was arraigned be
fore Judge Lewis on "A charge OF stealing. n
doubed-barrelled shotgun from Benjamin
Swifts carpenter shopat Belleville, and in
default of 800 bail was committed TO
Kingston jail 20 await trial on Thursday.
Cogean is an old offender, having been be-
fore the court several times before.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
ASHTON,

The members oi .bc Celtic Literary As
sociu.iou are Co hold thtir first grand ball
un Friday evening OF ucN, week.
Robert DeNliu OF this village is anxious
to arrange for % match with ,he sqriuter
that wins Che llpyard dash 2t Na.raZUu-
~cjt Park ON saturday. Tie isrc3dy TO de
uo~it a forfeit ul $50 to run four weeks
irum the date of signing the paper.
Deyliu has good backing in This village
the GRAND BAH ui pridD ol tlp Blackstone
Valley l.0dcy Daughters of ST.. George,
and 10 promises to Doe % rre1. success.
The regular for,uiguty meeting of the
Ashton branch uf the Wumcn's Christian
Temperance Union was held at the resi-
dcuce of Mrs. George Arnold last even
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
PAWTUXET.

The hand engine recently purchased by
the fire company, Volunteer Hose No. is
expected TO arrive some time during the
week, and members of the company and
residents in general are preparing TO cele-
brate its coming.
Miss Whitaker of Pawtucket has been
visiting the family of Charles King.
Mr.. George Boud, who has been spend
iug the summer here, has returned 10 the
Soldiers Home, at Bristol
Work of rebuilding tbs schoolhouse in
District No l is going on as rapidly rs
possible, and the building committee eX-
pect TO see the structure complete in the
early winter
The prospect Of having the electric cars
running between here and Providence by
the middle or latter part of next month is
a pleasant anticipation to the patrons of
the cars.
Mr.. George r. Babbitt and family are
occupying their new and commodious
house ON Shaw avenue, Edgewood
Sylvanus Shuvtlif and family are re-
moving TO Edgewood.
The -. Cecilia society are preparing for
an entertainment to be given at Parish
Hall Ia the near future.
Mrs. James Field has closed her summer
residence on the Neck and returned To
Providence.
Joseph r.. Fearney will have the News
for sale and will deliver il to those who
wish il.
The Nickery Memorial NJ. f. Chapel at
Silver Hook is 20 be opened on Saturday,
Nov :. afternoon ana evening, for public
inspection Mr. Nickery, whose gift this
is. is nearly 50 years old. lie has planned
and done most of the work on the build-
ing. The building is so by 80 feet, having
70 vestrg aud three rooms, which are to he
nicely Carpctcd and lighted
Mrs. Albert T. Bowen and Miss May
Bowen spent Sunday with relatives in
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ring are enter
tainiug guests from Pawtucket
MrI sawyer aud family have returned
TO lrONlutuCc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28

last evening from tof o'cl3ei. q her cot-
tage On Red Cross avenue, which was at
tcodal by maay ef the c1tag'-s still ih
residence hrre.
Ii.aaGc ruuuilc Agit-re.a ga the neigA-
borhood of the Dumplilgs. Yesterday
morning Louis l.. Loriilard out in his
steam launch trolling took i'm 3Oi small
mackerel i'm little over an hour, and the
day before three gentlemen out for the
big fellows landed 105 good sized tautog
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28

more than ,4es miles in l42 hours. His
success is that of an Irish American, and
the green hag and the stars and stripes
are the proper emblems of his rolling SUI
premacy.
The sporting hero Of the hour was born
in Dublin. ireland, January, 1859. lie
was years old when brought 10 the
United States. His chief claim TO distino-
tion Is found in his astonishing perform
nnce of last week. but he has won several
races as an amateur in the West. Until
now he has been unsuccessful as y prOfes-
sicnal. and in u race az Detroit had the
misfortune To break his left leg. The su-
perior endurance 10y means of which he
won at New York I'm the event which gives
him worldwide pre-eminence as n
bicyclst, is said TO be in great measure
due TO his abstemious habits. Martin is
n total abstainer from alcoholic liquors cd
all kinds, and from the use Of tobacco.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
B. .GLADDING
e. CO.
PROVIDENCE.

Unparalleled success Of our Opening
Sale of Novelties In Dress Goods in the
exhibition room on the fourth floor.
We expected large results, but the
sales have far exceeded our expccta.
tions. The sale will be continued this
week.
We also Offer uncqualled values on
the cheap Dress Goods Counter on the
first floor.
4S.inCh Check Homespun, 25c. per
yard. 4 good imitation Of a Scotch
Cheviot at 81. Fifty pieces all-WOol
TricOt. in a full line Of colorS, only
25c. per yard. Also in a better grade
mt Soc: we'll worth 1ic.
Puritan CheyiOt, very durable, soc.
Ladies' Cloth in all shades, 80 Inches
wide, 50c. per yard.
4 large assortment OF fashionable
Plaids from 81 Lee. TO soc.
We have a we'll organized mail order
department. All orders by mail will
receive prompt and careful attention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
WONDERFUL WHEEL RIDING.

More Than Lace Miles i'm Six Days-W.
Martin. Winner of the Bicycle Race.
The International bicycle race in New
York resulted in the triumph of William
Martin, who broke the record end made
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
What a Years Trial Of the Terrible
Mckinley Bill Shows.
Facts and Figures Which Prove the Bene-
fits Of Protection.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
aLApsroNE sPEAKs.
Salisbury Charged with ignorance OF
the Current Events.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-GladstOne was
today participant In the exercises at
tending the formal opening ~ "A hall at
Port Sunlight, near Birkhead. He
made an address OF considerable
length, devoting much attention 10
reviewing Salisbury's argument Ia his
birmingham speech, aud declared that
Salisbury seemed ignorant OF what was
going on In tho British empire, and
that Salisbury had called home rule
"capsuled medicine" Doubtless he
was authority ON physlc, as hs had 10
take several nasty doses In recent years
like that at the Molben election. Sails.
bury had talked Of coming maaacres
aud cruelty In Ireland, II the home
rule bill passed. The Premier was like
silly nursemaid, who, when unable
TO pacify child by rational means,
tried 10 ffiehten II with stories Of hob
g0blins. Let the people dlemiss such
imaginatlons. They must be patient
until Lord Salisbury gave them an
opportunity OF deciding tho question,
then they would SEQ such bubbles
blown into air and the reign OF lus.ios
aud good sense restored In politics. The
reasons for placing home rule In tho
van OF tho Liberal policy were Justice
10 Ireland aud tho necessity for clear
Ing the road for other legislation.
Speaking on the labor question, Glad.
stone said the problem could DO solved
only by sound, civil, secular and
Christian feeling, aud n respect for
mutual rights. PToht.shaflng was at.
tgac,lve, but there was tie question
what 10 do when there was loss Instead
of profit. Strikes were only adapted
TO what he might call n rude state Of
industry. Much might bo hoped for
from cooperation, distribution and
production towards solution OF the
problem, because this would give the
leborer the same position and feeling
M the capitalist.
In an eloquent perontion, Gladstone
appealed 10 his nearer, 10 give tho
workers, besides an increase Of wages
aud decrease OF hours, senAe Of
common feeling with their employers;
10 establish brotherhood Of man hn1
man, 10 look TO the heart and con.
science, as well rs the appetite aud
ambition. TO tho solution OF these DIM
oullioa, ani above all To look to Provi.