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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
BEnR BROS s n.ss', =. . half hal.

Just received At Hartman's also some
new Deckers. Everetts. and Krakauer,
and carload moro will arrive before
the first of March. Be sure and pur.
chaae from Hartman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

SPECIAL GALE or
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100 he Best Roller Process Flour rr
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Telephone Isl Free Deliver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

You can absolutely make your own
price on all clUaks ct Kidder 4 Cos
sale this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
N. H. In
Economy Building. 3sw3

X or P.-The members Of raven
Lodge are requested 10 meet in
regular session on Friday evening,
Sept. 23i. A blnquet will be served;
with work IN one or more degrees.
w j. PESuALLEGoN, G. G.
n. Y. MAnriN, X Of r. aud 5.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
Keen Your Eve On Godey,s.

There is every indication that
Godey's Magazine for October,
ready September 18th, will mark an
era in periodical literature. This
will no longer be known as Godey's
Lady's Book, but, Godey's, Ameri-
cas- First Magazine, Established
1880, In the first place the magni-
icant work Of art 'Godey's Idea Of
the Worlds Fair" which is 10 be
presented to every purchaser Of this
number, is said TO be 80 beautiful
and artistic in design aud colOring
that every one will want it. The
publishers guarantee that the Maga-
zine itself will be filled with
surprises and beauties from cover TO
cover. Firti in the contents comes
John IIabberton's complete novel
"Honey and GALL" a companion
to "lleleu's Babies" fully illustrated.
Godey'- fashions will be q most
conspicuous and beautiful feature Of
the publication. Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher's "Home' department viii
be read by the women Of America
with delight John Habberton re-
views all the books, aud the whole
forms such a rich literary feast that
TO examine. number of the new
/ Godeys will mean 70 irresistibly
/ desire ID.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
Consider the Facts.

The young men of this community
who have adopted the black plug
hat and the red badge ought to con
slider these facts:
That the Republican party il
thoroughly American.
That it is, and always has been, a
party of progress, and in Americas
interest only.
That it has kept every promise it
has ever made.
That the prosperity and happiness
for which this country is noted, and
which these young men proclaim
and enjoy, are mainly due to the
carrying out of Republican princi-
Piles.
That the trinity of Republicanism
protection, reciprocity and honest
money-stand for America, home
and prosperity, or nothing.
That the country never had an
abler, safer, purer, or a more
thoroughly American President
than Benjamin Harrison.
That his letter accepting a re-
nomination is the ablest and clearest
production of the kind ever com
piled, and that every voter should
read it and profit thereby.
That history and facts should be
your guide, and not the delusiye
tales and portrayals of wild, specu-
lative theorists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
Columbus Day.

Circulars have been distributed
throughout the State calling atten-
ton to the National Columbian
Public School Celebration, October
81, and stating that a circular was in
course Of preparation in the State
superintendent Office which would
contain material for the use Of the
public schools on that day. The
material in this circular is both
patriotic and historical in its nature,
is sufficiently varied to meet the
needs Of different grades and has
been so selected that the teachers
will find, in the circular, articles
suitable for readings authorizations,
a. well as material for essay-Duild-
ing. There is, however, no especial
provision for music. 1t is suggested
that such standstd patriotic songs
as "Star SpangIed Banner, Ameri-
ca, etc, be practiced in the schools
10 preparation for Columbus Day.
The circulars will probably be In
the hands Of the county superinten
dents as early as.October /, aud, if
they are promptly distributed, each
school will have q fortnight, Of
more, Of time for preparation
material being a hand. ANY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17

WtNN In this city on Sunday tho nth inst
Mrs. lsa8C VIM; aged 6S years.
Deceased was a native of England, ara came
TO this country Ia 1916 She was II oman of
patience. kindness and good nature and Ia
early life united with the NJ. E church. She
was widowed, but loft one daughter and lhrc e
sons, al OF whom know the value of "a good.
true mother
GOELz Sept. 18th, at his home In this city,
OF Rrghts disease George Goell; aged s2
years. months.
Although afflicted for some hlo death came
suddenly Deceased was a mm, of Industrious,
law abiding habits, and commat dc a the respect
of all. A wife and little son arr left, and their
loss is great A father, four brothers and
three sister also survive him.
MCKENNA.-In Moscow, on the 9TH inst of
diabetes, Michael Mckeuna; aged as years
Mr. McKenna was highly respected citizen
and his death causes feeling of sadness to
pervade a wide section.
pAlNrER.--At his home Ia yellowstone. on
the ith inst, OF lung trouble, Mir. VIM
Painter; aged "a Yeas.
Deceased was a native of England, and came
10 this country in 1853, locating that same year
at Yellowstone
The family Of the deceased hereby extend
their sincere thanks TO all ncighbors and friends
who 80 willing rendered valuable aid during
sickness and doath.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
MINERAL PoINT WISCONSIN, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER II 1892

cheer for Republicanism and pros
perity. 1t is more a book for those
who are not singers and is the best
memento (to preserye) of the fun,
facts and spirit of this active
Autumn. 1t will have a great
inhuence--it is to be hoped equal
to the prophecy of a prominent
paper in the Northwest: at is so
completely convincing that, if only
laid on the doorstep of a Democrat
or Alliance man, it ought to lead
him to vote the Republican ticket"
Price of the book (mailed), ten
cents; eleven for 81 The original
picture of Clevel and as a John Bull
Phonograph is worth the cost of
the book. Order through your
clubs or from (only address neces-
sary) Col. Redington, Syracuse, N. Y.
ANOTHER special sale is expected
at the Economy soon. Watch for
1t. IS
THE TRIBUNE has INDUCED in
fullsome praise of the Mineral
Point band, and to prove that it was
not in error, reproduce the follow
ing comments made by other papers,
whose representatives, were at our
fair:
The music deserves special men
ton, being furnished by the Mineral
Point band Of % pieces. Our
neighbors can well feel proud Of
their band.-Dodgegjde S,a.
The music furnished by the Min
eral Point band would reflect credit
upon the Marine band of Washing
ton, it being one of the finest
country bands in America.-Ddr-
lington Republican.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
NUMBER 80.
Mrs. Harrison's Great Painting.

Mrs. Harrison's Great Painting.
THE ONLY PICTURE RIVER PAINTED ny A rREsl.
nENrs WIFE To RE PRESENTED To ruE PuBIIc.
1t may not be know to everyone
that Mrs. Benjamin Harrison is one
of the best of American flower
painters. Since she has occupied
her position of lady of the White
House, however, her public duties
have largely prevented the exercise
of her artistic genius; but in that
period she has found leisure to
paint one OF the loveliest repre-
sentations Of howerlife that ever
came from an artists brush,-a
magnificent group of orchids on a
porcelain panel. With that broad
and kindly spirit which has marked
her career, she has presented this
single production of her scant
leisure to the public, and Demorests
Magazine has the honor of being
the medium through which this
painting is offered to the mothers,
wives, and daughters Of America,
to whom it is lovingly dedicated.
There is 40 taint of politics in it;
il is simply the tribute of q good
womau's love for the women of her
nation, superbly expressed la color
and form, m,--the foremost woman Of
the Republic cemenung, by means
of her art her sisterhond wi,h all
others If her sex in the land.
Mr- IIawi,on's painting has been
reproduced 10 tho highest style Of
art, Of the same size rs tie original
INlNl5 inobes,) and is am absolutely
perfect counterpart, in every particu,
lar, to the faintest tint of color,
even to the peculiar texture Of the
porcelain.
One of these wonderful repro
ductionsof 50 White House Orehid,n
painted by the Presidents wife, in
the White House, from an orchid
grown in the White House, is to be
presented free with each copy of
Demorest's Family Magazine for
October which can be purchased Of
any Of our local newsdealers; or
send 30 cents 90 the publisher, w.
Jennings Demorest, 10 East 18th
St, New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17

CAKE and coffee supper, at the
Salvation Army barracks, Thursday,
September I'D. supper ready from
5 till s o'clock; then pig march
aud real Salvation Army meeting.
Sapucr after meeting also. Only
ten cents. An invitation is ex-
tended to al. Everybody well
come. Carr EVA DOUGLASS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17

THE following named person
were regularly drawn to serve a
Jurors for the September term 0
the Iowa county circuit court:
Thomas whiford. Mineral Point city
u. ~. Rlknr Linton.
g. w. Davis Brigham.
y. b. suel, Highland
John stephausUu. Mineral Point town.
John Vrtnek Pulaski
william Fhurbur, Pulaski
John HrlIzsN M.Hiiu.
Samuel SMITH. DJIEsviIln ipwn.
william Holmes, Mineral Point city
Patrick McDcruOtf. D)iZeVile city.
Knrmps Enuatsyn, MOSCOW
10 Kirkpatrick diiiiu
Dennis shannon. clyde,
JAMES Aide. Highland.
John HHes Mineral Point city.
Ad1m Ldudsrg. Duivovtie town.
WlUHm Hcimeu-Jciu. Brigham.
Henry Baiorul, Nggcyw
Allows saHBuW5nrE. mineral Point tuWu.
Thomas G4rIger, LIulru.
CharIes WInu, Mineral Point city.
william a. Gri1fh-. DldEeFilIe town
d. II. Underwood, PuHsk.
William Bergman. DYirrttue town.
william Hartford, Mineral Point town.
Patrick sullivan, H'9uiaul
T0garT. BrIHN~r, tuizoWaT.
william R9lrH. Brigham.
John Ruaell N.iiiu.
John EFBus Mineral F0lnt CITY
simon DAVIS, u13gey'iIe clty.
IUbH Leonard, Moscow.
George Miller, Highland.
james Phillips wyoming
J.A. Nelson, DvdgewiEc town
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
w. j. PENHALLEGoN

PROCTOR LIBBY At the L, NJ parsonage.
In this city on Wednesday morning. Sept.
18th hy Rev. s, R. Chubh, MIR Morris Proctor
of the town Of Mineral Point aud Miss Eta
Libby OF this city
The bridal party took trip 60 Madison. and
upon their return viii locate on farm four
miles c1st of this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17

teacher failing to receive the circular
by October S, should correspond
with his county superintendent. G.,
A. r. Posts are supposed to take
the lead in conducting the exercises
of the day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
Closing Out Sale Of Millinery Good!

! wish 10 announce 20 the public
that intend closing out my entire
stock Of millinery goods.
Owing to i'll health, / deem it
necessary to take a rest.
have all the new fall and winter
goods in, aud parties wishing any
thing in this line viii DO we'll to
call az every thing will be closed
out in as short "A time as possible
Yours Respectfully,
NJ. III. liEALY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17

l.
Headquarters, in the U. S. Hotel
sample rooms, meeting for the
purpose of thoroughly organizing
for the great campaign now upon
us Every Republican and follower
of the unexcelled President, Ben
iamin Harrison, should rally.
ALL wool ingram carpet reduced
to 55 cents at the Economy store. 38
Now is the time to advertise for
fall trade. Do it and get your
share.
On goes the roof of the new pulp
mill, and the machinery has COM
menced to arrive.
THE "Nail Box" cigar is on sale
at Jeuck Bros, Brewer d Penhalle-
! gon's, and Hendra Bros.
The mammoth stone basement of
the new p. NJ church is nearly in
readiness for the frame work.
!. F. LA MALE is in Chicago
purchasing a large stock of fall
goods for Gundry, Gray & Co.
L Hon. JoHN &. SPooNER, Repubi-
can candidate for Governor, will
B deliver an address in Mineral Point
u in the near future.
u TURN out to the Republican meet
n ing to be held next Tuesday evening
n at the new headquarters, the U. S.
II Hotel sample rooms.
Hon. "JoE" Doe, Of Janesville,
81 will discuss politics from a Demo
@ cratic standpoint at the city hall, in
VI Mineral Point, next Tuesday even'g.
~ TEE Merchants Hotel of Dodge.
@ vile has been provided with fine
I'D Decker Bro. piano, selected from
81 the large stock kept on sale by S. T.
81 Osborne, in this city.
THE ladies Of the p. NJ. church
| cleared from the dining hall which
they so successfully conducted at
the fair this year, the handsome
sum Of $339.89, and they deserve it,
GET Buttericks Patterns at the
Economy. So
The torches carried by the Harri-
son and Reid marching club were
made from American tin. OF what
# will the torches of the other fell
lows be made in order to be CON
sistent?
A PIGEON shooting match will
take place on Thursday afternoon,
N Sept. 22d, at E. GRATIS farm, five
n miles east of Mineral Point. All
Fl crack shooters are invited to par
Il dcipate.
b The St. Joseph Society of this city
left in body to-day for Dubuque
to attend a general meeting of the
n German Catholic Societies of the
81 United States. Our band accom-
E panied them.
81 4 REPUBLICAN glee club Of from
b fifteen to twenty male voices has
u Been organized, and the young Zen
NJ propose to render some stirring
B patriotic and American music dur
Il il2 the campaign.
* ,he TRIBUNE card rack there
/ ha, been placed this week the
business card Of Stage q Unger,
4 manufacturers Of and dealers in all
q S1as of harness, Denver Colo.
d laa luger OF this firm is John B.,
nj = 2. our respected townsman,
E 'aaa Unger. 1t is the wish Of
n Young Johns many friends here
h ... Bis new undertaking will be
n crowned with success.
Il EARLY on Friday morning ol
week Frank Prideaux's dwell
Il s Louise at Dodgeville, was struck
1ntuing and badly damaged,
a .. H9 one was severely hurt. A
q @ Of fire a foot in diameter fell
.a Tue r9of and exploded like q
~ q powder, tearing a hole fvt
oy t~o, shiyering the timber.
q, melting holes in the screen
' ana setting clothing on fire il
ams. The bolt escaped through
aaad, tearing deep ditch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
Yourself and Others.

Babcock.
Miss Eta Zollinger, of WaId-
wick, left on Monday last to attend
the Battle Greek, (Mioh) college,
John Fathers, of this city, has
opened a barber shop at HolIandale.
The people of that place will find
in John a quiet industrious young
man, such as make good desirable
citizens.
Henry Curry has returned after
an absence in the West for several
months.
ALI. Vivian is taking a course
in pharmacy at the State University.
Mr., ID. e Bice, of Lacrosse is
the guest of James Argall this week.
Mrs. Thos. league who has been
visiting her son Alfred at Waldwick,
has returned TO her Milwaukee home
accompanied by Mrs. Il. Huxtable.
Mr. JOS. Rudersdorf and wife,
of Omaha, have been visiting with
relatives in this vicinity this week.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Il. spent their
childhood in Mineral Point, but it
is over twenty years since they left
here and this is their first return.
Mrs. Carrie Webber has de.
parted for a visi. with her sister,
Mrs. Carter, at lie Mars, Iowa, and
with her brother j. w. Lanyon, at
Gresham, Neb.
Miss Mary Hanson left on
Thursday for an extended visit to
Elgin, III.
Mrs. VIM. Holmes is at LaSalle
for a brief visit.
MIR. and Mrs. John Horn are
enjoying visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Schilling, Of Arcadia, this
state
BY the death Of his father at
Yellowstone, VIM Painter was
called hither from Chicago, where
he successfully conducts a horse
shoeiBg business. Mr. Painter is a
brother of Mrs. George Goelz, and
the sudden death Of Mr.. G. pro-
longed his stay in our midst. The
tribune enjoyed a friendly call
from the gentleman.
The new firm Of N. Brewer d
! Co. did the wise thing when they
detailed Geo. Grange to act as
travelling buyer Of hides, tallow, etc.
"A visit to his dry goods estab,
lishment will prove that thinner
bought an excellent stock Of fall
anu "'''''
= ms Guy Will DC 'eP'eS''.eo az
the National encampment, G. A. r.,
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17

ANOTHER special sale is expected
at the Economy soon. Watch for
it. 3S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17
VOLUME XLV
SUBSCRIPTTON RITES.
The Local Field.
Republican Meeting

There will be on Tuesday evening
next, Sept. 2oth, at the Republican
Headquarters, in the U. S. Hotel
sample rooms, a meeting for the
purpose of thoroughly organizing
for the great campaign now upon
us. Every Republican and follower
of the unexcelled President, Ben
iamin Harrison, should rally.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-09-17

The ladies Of the Alpha Society
Of the J.. N. church wish TO return
thanks to the Fair Association, 10
the surrounding circuits who gave
50 literally, to the workmen who
gave their services, and TO all who
helped to make the dining hall a
success. PER. Con-.
ONE of the most active business
houses in Mineral Point il the music
establishment Of S. r. Osborne.
Almost daily instruments are arriv-
ing from the factories, and IN turn
slesmen are kept busy delivering
! lor many miles in all directions
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-18

MAUDE GRANGER.-ODe of the
artistic events of the theatrical sea-
son will be the appearance of the
famous New York actress, Maude
Granger at Reeds opera house, Sat-
urday evening next. Maude Gran
ger is ia every sense, an artistic. She
is latter graduate of the same
school that has produced Clara
Morris, Rose Eytinge, Kate Claxton,
Rose Coglan, Fanny Davenport and
Agnes Booth, and has been associ
ated with them all in the greatest
stock companies New York has ever
Seen. The greatest proof of the
fair Granger's artistic merits is her
versatility, which she possesses to
remarkable degree. 1t might be
said, however, that it is the emo
tional drama that the fair Granger
excels. Her name is today more
prominently identified with such
roles as Camille" and "The Creole"
than any actress we have, unless it
be Clara Morris.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-18
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
Steps Taken to Form a State Assn
"A Show to be Held at Salem
in March.

Twenty chicken fanciers, including
one lad, met at the Willamette read
ing room Wednesday evening to
take steps to organize a Poultry
Breeders association. VIM. H.
Savage was chosen president pro
tenn, and Scott Bozarth secretary
pro tenn.
A committee of three on constitu-
tions and bylaws. A, A. Jessup, E.
Hofer, Frank Welch, were ap-
pointed.
Upon motion the society decided
to meet at same place in a week for
permanent organization. A show
was talked up and it was decided
that show could be held in March
as starter. The 25th was chosen
for a three day special show. A
committee to report at next meeting,
of Messrs. Cottle. Bozarth and Jes-
sup, was appointed.
Mr.. Bozarth favored incorporating
and organizing state association.
Mr.. Ryan spoke of the Nebraska
association.
Mr.. Van Bockelu spoke of the re-
cent Seattle show, and favored hold
ing bench show in connection.
Frank Welch also advocated a
state organization as the proper
thing.
Upon motion it was unanimously
decided to make it a state organiza-
tion and the committee were in
structed to draw up articles of incor-
pOration.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-18
A Baking Powder Conspiracy.

A disreputable method Of adver-
tising a baking powder came to
light in an Ohio court a few days
ago. 1t seems band of women go
from house to house, wherever they
can gain entrance, as they say to
test baking powders. They carry
along samples of other we'll known
and popular brands of baking pow
ders, aud these it was shown had
been drugged for the purpose of the
pretended test for purity.
1t was shown that the so-called
"testers" were in the employ of a
certain baking powder company,
and that the parties in practicing
such deceptions upon other brands
or upon consumers, in order to sell
their own goods, were amenable to
the law against conspiracies.
Two of the women were locked
up to await action of the grand
jury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-18
Guaranteed Curs.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist 10 sell DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
upon this condition. III you are
afflicted with cough. cold or any
lung, throat or chest trouble, and
will use this remedy as directed, Civ
ing II fair trial, and experience no
benefit. you may return the bOl tie
and have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did We not
know that DIR. Kings New DiscOy-
cry could be- relied on. IL never
disappOints- Trial bottle free a.
Daniel j. Fry's drug store. Large
Sise 80 cents aud sl.O0,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-02-18
REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS.


FEB. Is.
Minnie Dell and r S Wisner to
David Mangle l o. NV sec 10, tip 8,
W, $3.50.
David Mangle and wife to Minnie
ID Wisner, rs fl off end Its 7, 8, bl
3, Stayton, S125.
Geo Ashby and VT to Clark ] Sci
bel, 100 a a John Morley d C, S25OO.
e Nordyke and wife to James II
and John N Helens, 3-7tbs int in g
ne / sec % and NV NV / and
sec % Up 8, 2w, $3.50,
Archbishop Gross to Mary Nc
Donald, bl 81, st Paul, $3.50.
Same TO Robert T. Kirk /, bl 20,
st. Paul, $40.
Capital City Railway Co. to Louise
Buttener, 1t 8, bl a, Simpsons add,
$3.50.
VIM E Burke and VT to G w
West, II, ~, bl 8, Pleasant Home
add Salem, $500.
p s Knight and wf to Vlrdie ]
Van Patton, 7 Capital Home
add, $3.50.