Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-11-22

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in the trough up to her eyes. She
will get double her proportion, of
course, and at the next election large
democratic gains will indicate how
much she is disappointed at not get
ting more.
THE ladies of the Woman Suffrage
Association of Monroe did very
handsome thing on election day.
Not being able to vote themselves
they went in body TO the several
voting places and placed beautiful
boquet on each ballot box.
Iou make no mistake when you take DE Wits
Little Early Risers for billiousness dyspepsia or
headache. because these little pills cure them.
w. II. PRIDEAux.
Southwest Wisconsin: III. Clay
Evans, formerly Of Cottage Inn, and
and VIM. Richards, formerly of Haz-
el Green, have both been elected
Governors of late. The former of Ten
nessee and the latter of Wyoming.
That is pretty good for Southwest
| Wisconsin.
| WM. DAY (mutel is the only demo-
crat known of in this section who
profitted by the late political struggle
AS announced in the Democrat last
week, he was presented with a COM
plete outfit Of new clothes by the
local club of his party for services
rendered as janitor.
Shullsburg Local. The Coltman
Mining Company have shut down
their mine. The property produces
the best dry bone in the county. It
has been operated for fifteen years
and this is the first time it has been
shut down. They have not sold a
ton Of bone for a year.
| Busy people have no time. aud sensible peo-
1 pie have no inclination TO use slow remedy.
One Miiute Cough Cure acts promptly aud gives
permanent results. ". II. PRIpEAux.
AT il shooting match held near
Muscoda last Saturday, young
farmer named John Hefner was ac-
cidently killed. He had just left the
target when one Of the marksmen
fred thereat, the ball striking the
ground and glancing struck Hefner
in the head.
THE ladies' aid society, of the M.
T.. church, will hold their annual ba-
zaar on Thanksgiving night, in the
lecture room of the church. supper
and oysters for the inner-man will be
served, and all kinds of fancy arti-
cles Will be on sale. Everybody
should go and eat turkey with the
ladies that evening.
r. J. LAW JR., son of the editor Of
the Shullsburg Pick and Cad, writes
| home that he has been elected dis
trict attorney for Deuel. county, 5. ID.
| by about one hundred majority. He
ran on the democratic ticket, and is
about the only person we have heard
Of elected on that ticket this year.
THE =. M. church choir will give
a concert and spelling match on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 9th. The
male quartette will sing popular Sc
lections; vocal solos, cornet solo
by Blight Wallis. Miss Stephens Of
our high school will conduct the
spelling. A suitable prize TO the
best speller. Admission 10 cents.
The name One Minute Cough Cure suggests
medicine that relieves at once and quickly cures.
Its use proves 1t. W. II. PRIDElUx.
YES, that's right. Kick her down,
the ''soiled dove the erring one and
hold her up to public scorn and con-
tumely. But the respectable" cause
of the frail ones lapse from virtue,
when he the proud 1Lord Of Creation
il equally as guilty, our .fcartess ed
itors are strangely silent about him.
Who cares for weak girl, anyhow?
Iowa county furnishes ten or
twelve Of the 1900 applicants for
| places under the incoming republican
state officers. So far as known none
of our local patriots have any as
surance that they will get any of the
pie, but all agree that Iowa county
ought to have something In recog-
milton Of her 50Orepubllcan plurality.
OUR high school foot bail boys We're
somewhat disappointed at not meet
ing the Dodgeville high school
eleven last Saturday, as per arrange-
ment The poor excuse given by
Dodgeville was that two Of their
men were the worse for slight in-
juries. cur boys are anxious sor q
chance at them to even up that sting
ing defeat Of last spring and viii
meet them any time they desire.
A COPY Of the Eugene Daily Guard,
of Eugene, Oregon, comes 70 US with
the announcement Of the death Of
Willie Wilkinson, son Of John H.
Wilkinson formerly Of this city. Ty-
phoid fever was the cause Of the
death, which occurred Nov. lst. De-