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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21
To the County Clerk Of Iowa County.
County Clerks Office. Iowa County,

Dodgevile, Wis. Feb 10Th A. u. 1896.
Notice is hereby given. That at the election
to be held in the several towns, wards, villages
aud election districts OF the state 81 Wisconsin,
on the first Tuesday Of April. a. y. 1898. being
the second day If said month. the following
Judicial officer is TO be elected to-wt:
A Justice Of the supreme court. for the full
term, commencing ar he first Monday In Jan
uary. A, b 1890 ii place Of Honorable John b.
winslow. whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday iii january, A. y. 1896.
said election TO be held and conducted, votes
canvasscd and returns 'padein accordance with
law.
Given under my hand and official seal. al the
city Of Dodgevile. in said county. the 10Th day
OF February. A y. 1890
IsEALl ID g. JONES.
County Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21
neaas You lose. Tale / win.

The Chinese have offered reward Of
SO many taels Ga Chinese COIN for the
head of every Jap who can be killed.
Somebody says this is case of heads
you lose, taels the other fellow wins, -
New York Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21
Annoying the President.

fren ! government are taking
4F 4 81 protect the president from
saiiee A man was arrested because
.'i.'rl. 81 give n. CasiInir Perier a
, ~ ot newspaper cuttings CRITICS.
a policy The offender will be
eated on the charge Of insulting
iaasl 81 the state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL ELECTION.
OF WISCONSIN l .

y Department of state
Notice is hereby given, that judicial Elec
ton to be held in the several towns. wards, vii
Ia ees and election district Of the state Of Wis
consin ON the First Tuesday of April, A. D. 1925
being the second day Of said month, the follow
ing officer is 10 be elected to-wit.
A justice of the supreme court for the full
term commencing ii the first Monday in Jann-
airy. A. D. 1896, Il place of the Honorable John
B. winslow. whose term Of Office VIII expire
on the first Monday in January. A. y. 1895.
Said election win be held and conducted
votes counted and returns made in accordance
with law.
Given under my hand and official seal, in the
city Of Madison, this 4th day OF February, A.
ID. 1895.
SEAL HENRY CASsON,
Secretary OF State.
NJ tbr ff,,,ptx, ftlprIr of InAca County
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21
FtNE stationery and tablets. Head
quarters at Hanscom's. )

Mas. CAPE, public reader and
teacher Of elocution. Engagements
made for private recitals. Dodge
VILE wis. 3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21

PIANOS AND ORGANS tuned or re-
paired Leave orders at Hanscom's
book store.-32tf J.G. REMFREY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21

CUR patrons will find DE Wits Little Early
Risfrs safe snd rella le rsmedy for g nstipa-
tiou, dyspe psia and liver complaints. v. II.
PRIpBAUX,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21

Music Miss. a. G.. Gale, teacher Of
piano and organ, from National Com
servatory Of Music, New York. 40tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21

SICK HEADACHE, constipation and indigestion
are quickly cured by De Wits Little Early Ris.
ers. the famous little pills, ". II. PRiDEAux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-03-21
Professional Cards.
PHYSICIANS.
3. .. menoNALD. NJ = nondon

Graduate Of college Of Physicians and sur
geons. 0n,ario. 1887. Late resident surgeon TO
Howard Hospital Philadelphia.
CITY AND COUNTRY CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED,
DAY OR NIGHT.
Special attention paid TO surgery surgical dis
eases Of women, and diseases Of the Eye Enr.
Nose and Throat.
ONCE over Prideanx's drug store, Mineral
Point. 33n
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IS = sSk4z1llsg ut111e ES1G.
2otherf ~ ~ accomplishment does
s.the stSnd.s&n;" and has mo- difliculty
IN havthg lid saddle and propelling
the MllSi 81 stapdi1g upon one pedal,
causing the weight Of her tiny body
to eject III revolution, and when the
pedal reackes tho point OF dead center
she relieveS n OF the weight BY rest
ing on fhe handle bars. AL OF her
fancy ethlbtdons are attended with
much gnlce and NO apparent strain or
undue eaost Il observable. The little
lady wears:a miniature suit Of bloom.
era and hdes j diamond frame wheel.
She IL heedde picted with her mother,
WHO like1ise ID an expert cyclist, who.
however, has not essayed the emula-
lation Of her daughters trick work.
Last year, In company with her father,
mother and brothers, the little tot ac-
complisRed 3 3OO-mile tour. She rode
forty miles . day and experienced no
fatigue. vi
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Buildings Exclasively for Women.
A "woman's hotel" is to be built In
New York under circumstances which
we are told assures Its success. lsrOb-
ably many of our readers have forgot
ten that the late merchant prince,
Alexander T. Stewart, built whit Is
now the Park Avenue hotel at Thirty
second street for hotel to be occupied
by and to entertain women only, and
that the executor Of his will and sue
cessor to his business discovered that
the plan was impractlcable before 1t
had been given trial, and so man.
aged to nullify Mr.. Stewards instruc-
tons. This new enterprise, to he
known as "the Woman's Hotel Of New
York" Is entered upon by q prominent
capitalist, who has consulted many
women on the subject; the site will be
in the neighborh00d Of Thirty fourth
street and Seventh avenue, and the
plans have been completed by Mary
Nevin Cannon and Alice j. Hands,
who are entering upon q promising
career as architects. It will be ten
stories high, steel-framed, fire-prOOf,
with ornamental brick front, 100 feet
square, and the total cost, including
the site. will be $250,OO0. The first
floor Is to contain q number Of special
reception rooms and parlors, SO that
guests may receive their friends with
out taking them to their rooms. Misses
Cannon and Hand have also complet-
ed plans for q women's studio build
ing, seven stories high and 6Ox1OO
feet, to be built not far from the hotel
and close to the School of Applied
Design for Women.-Springfield Re
publican. Z
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CHAPTER III.
"yvhat a state IL guilt, 3

,-. Wnea e s,e e alarms w
.,e. anu u,s ~ x. 9. tIs y.elious
1n. ppnanaI e - ~ ~ a ss., s.lpus Mere
~. t t,,n 1890 ~ W.. ia.nsl aau lover,
. LOT .ne - servan.s ana t s Were
.,.a s.,s as ~. uen M .s ~ tne .oss OF
snu i sa,,,; s..i ~ 'ne "empels u nee
"" Artar' a.s4 ..oo, h.,,.,,.. !.
,yos st-aneo u ~ .nsesn. ,,os,, .sn,, !.
s%nok .ha,s hoaa. nna ,,,,. ~" s,'p,s,
thot A1,sa Gsan s I a..a,. n nsa,, sasue,y
sIout har .,stas,s fa.a .h.n n NV a,os se
- tas, ''sA s''.o. = t"'e 'lan e"s c''o'e
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, ,a.s..ri.s lIe.tel r..e.

prof. u: w. Scripture Of Yale Unl-'
scrsity, whose psychole gical subjects
are now given special attention, has
been doing some valuable work with
the new apparatus called the pendr1-l
lum chronoscope. or tho pendulum
timer, designed forsrtcofd ding the time
occupied by the various operations OF
the mind. Some ct the testa Of this
Instrument inade ut recent delaon-
strntion by Prof. Scripture, We're mrs
interesting. Skilled piano-forte play
ers know TINT one Of the mnin essen
tials to a smooth md artistic perform
ance In the ability to press any ne
quired number Of keys exactly OF the
same instant. Thu: - much more DIFF
licult than IL generally believed, but
the timer will bring the musician
nearer to It thnn any inctrument' yet
devised. A well.known pianist was
asked by Prof. Scripture to preside at
the piano. He was told to move both
hands ut the same time In pressing
the keys. He was quite sure that he
had done % until the reading of the
timer was tnken. This showed TINT his
left hand was flfteen-thonsandths OF q
second behind the right. To obtain
this record a telegraph key was put
under each Of the performers hands.
Connected to these was an apparatus,
including q large spark coil and two
metal recording points which rested
on q revolving drum. The drum was
covered with smoked 0per. & Tile mo-
ment each key was pressed q spark
was made from itgt pointer, and the
distance between the sparks was told
of in thousandths OF; q second by a
stuning.fork adjustment. Ina similar
manner the psychologist can ASCERTAIN
the time occupied by; any given EFFORT
throughout the whole domain OF mem
tai life. The operation. Of the pendu-
lum timer ii not confined to sound,
and a very elaborate series OF tests 10
being made by Prof. Scripture for the
purpose Of determining many. hitherto
unknown phenomena connected with
sight, touch, etc, The pendulum timer
was made under the supervision OF
Prof. Scripture for Prof. q. B. Bliss,
who proposes to publish the results Of
q large number Of measurements on
mental time he Ii now taking.
d HH4H
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Bssysl.. ..s ssr.et a.ilrs.s.

isa Dssyelss ana strset Rallreaas.
The bicycle epidemic IL sweeping
over the whole country. 1t 10 esti.
mated that during the coming summer
the votaries Of the wheel In New York,
city atone win number over 100000.
In many cities the bicycle has inaug-
urated serious rivalry with the street
car, anditn Denver the eject has been
20 unmistakable that the local street
railway company has had to cut tho
wages Of It's employees in order to meet
the great reduction inits income. The
daily receipts OF the car lines have
never been 20 low, and that the drop
IL caused entirely by the introduction
fpf bicycles ID beyond a Doubt. On wet
days, when tho wheels cannot be rid.
den, the receipts per car Invariably
run up to over. gu. per day. Az soon
20 the streets dry OF the receipts drop
down fully one.half. Formerly the
large crowd OF invaiids and pleasure,
seekers, which b constantly pouring
into Denver, would take the cars out
to the suburbs for their daily outing;
now the wheel ID used instead. It ID
estimated that during the past year
4,000wheels have been.sold In the city
by the local dealers, besides the large+
number shipped In by individuals. The
estimate Of 10000 wheels In use To-
probably extremely low. Each OF these
wheels win take ont Of the pocket Of
the street railway company come 20
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Rule. for s.n.hi.y Girls.


When she was quite q little girl she
wrote them out one New Years day
on clear white slate, and hung 1t on
her dressing-case where 1t could nj
ways be seen. writes Ruth Ashmore in
n very delightful description Of "a
Sunshiny Girl" in the May Ladies'
Home journal. She had found them
in an old book. John Wesley had laid
these rules out for his life, and though
she felt she might never keep them
all, she tried to live up to them as far
as possible. And when she made that
resolve half the battle was fought.
Written out in rather O shaky hand
were these rules: f"Do all the good
you can: and by all the means you
can; In all the ways you can; in all
the places you can; ut all the times
you can; to oil the people you can;
Us long as ever you can"
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Nothing Succeeds Like success.
ere not always based upon merit. but a
Yuccess well merlted and unprecedented In
Che annals Of proprietary medicine. should
fhese ever come TO be written. Ii H0stet-
discovered nearly half century ago. and
The leading penletly for md preventive OF
@aiarial. rheumatic and kidney. complaints.
eyspepsia. constipation aud biliouscnss.
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!
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- Il v. Z. 4hAlaE rssna si

QfoM Tie ASAt2buls ok61. sBeacon.l
Mr. Ite0 4ayaoeWas born And brought
- ,h1At 3lSntra, N. Y.,sand Sromathero
enl1ntea ID the ae9th regiment, N. IA v.
L, with which ne Went through thssMAr,
and Nv much hard service. Owi11 TO
expoeuge and hArdships during thgter.
vice. NJ. Taylor contracted chfSnic
now over - years, with absolutely mo
help from phy.acians: By nature he
Was wonderfully Vigorous man, Had
he not been his disease and The experi.
ments o. the doctors had killed him 1one
ago. LAudanum was the only ,.thine
which afforded him relief. He had ter
rible headaches, his nerves were shat
on an average, and he was reduced to Q
ekeleton. A year, ago. he and his wife
sought relief In change Of climate and
removed to Geneva, Ohio; but the
change in health came not. Finally on
the recommendation Of +. J. Hoflner,
the leading druggist Of Geneva, who
was cognizant Of similar cases which
Pink Pills had cured. Mr.. Taylor was
persuaded to try . box. "As Z drown-
Ing man grasps Q straw 30 I took the
pills." says Mr.. Taylor. ''but with no
more hope Of rescue. But after thirty
years Of suffering and fruitless search
for relief at last found 1t in DR., VIII.
Jams Pink Pills. The day after I took
the first pills I commenced to feel better
and when I had taken the first box I
was in fact q new man." That was
two months ago. Mr. Taylor has since
taken more OF the pills and his progress
IL steady and he has the utmost con-
fidence In them. He has regained full
control Of his nerves and sleeps as well
as In his youth. Color Is coming back
to his parched veins and he is gaining
able to do considerable outdoor work.
AZ he concluded narrating his suffer-
reporter Mrs. Taylor said she
wished to add her testimony in
favor Of Pink Pills. 'To the pills alone
10 due the credit Of raising Mr.. Taylor
from helpless invalid to the man he is
to-day" said Mrs. Taylor. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor can not find words to
express the gratitude they feel or recom-
mend too highly Pink Pills to suffering
humanity. Any inquiries addressed to
them Mt Geneva. Ohio. regarding Mr..
Taylor's case they will cheerfully an
ewer as they are anxious that the whole
world shall know what Pink Pills have
done for them.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all
the elements necessary to give new life
and richness to the blood and restore
shattered nerves. They arc for sale by
all druggists. or may be had by mali
from DIR. Williams Medicine company,
Schenectady. N. T., for go cents per bog.
or six boxes for $3.50.
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A sIight Mi.take.

They've raked in II pretty rough
looking lot this morning, haven't they?"
observed the stranger who had dropped
IN at the police station.
you are looking Mt the wrong gang"
bald the reporter to whom lie had
spoken. ''Those are not the prisoners,
they IRE the police court lawyers."-
Parsons Weekly.
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Improvement in Reef Cattle breed

improvement in Beef Cattle Breed
Recent sales Of pure-bred beef cattle
give evidence Of increased hopefulncss
MS to the future Of cattle breeding for
beef. The prices obtained were low
compared with those which equally
good cattle would have brought ten
years ago, but considerably higher
than could have been obtained q year
or two ago. At a sale Of Shorthorns In
Iowa fifty animals made an average Of
over $3.50 each. !. 1t IL noticeable TINT,
as rule, bulls are selling better than
cows and heifers. 1t is also noticeable
that much less attention ia given to
pedigree than was formerly common.
There was fairly good reason why
many cattle-breeding farmers should
have been content with grades years
ago. Prices for pure-bred cows and
hcifcrs of merit were Eigh; in many
cases higher than the ''steer-raiser"
could afford to pay. But Mt the prices
at which really good pure-brcd cows
and heifers Of different breeds can
now be purchased. 1t seems clear that
many farmers are making a mistake
in not improving their cattle stock by,
Mt least, getting the foundation Of a
better herd by buying two or three
good females, Tint many high grades
are practically as valuable Us most
cattle With longer petligrees mist be.
admitted, but the average COW, even
OF the better steer-raisers. is far from
being as good as she should be; in
the judgment Of many: the average
merit II considerably lower than 1t
was ten years ago.-Prairlc Farmer
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In every receipt calling for baking
3owder better results and more whole
some food will be obtained by tho use
Of Royalstban any other, because OF
its greater leavening strength and alb
solut0 purity.
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wearing neat bloomcrs. which arc
shaped at the waist and hips by darts,
long peplum cont. allowing only the
pretty droop Of the bloomers at the
knees to show. The long coat illust,a-
ted ID one of this style. It ia made
double breasted and fastened With
large bone buttons. The skirt Of the
coat is cut circular, giving the re-
qulred fu1lness. A neat white linen
chemtsette, - black satin tie anl a
taunty cap complete this decidedly
natty suit. which ID feminine In effect
in spite Of the awkward boomers. J.
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AllEaa Ike 90 Jon are from Eng
land, eh7 ,,.,S y
Briton Touring In Oklahomay -Yahs,
me deah fellah, HI ham. 8 $ I.
AlkAli ke-H'ml What did you do
"a England that you had to Aeave thar7
New York World IS ~ :.s.,
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Well Up I'm Requirements.
An freshman recently applied for en-
ilstment in IL United States army re-
eruiting office.
':Dou you know anything about drill
tng?" asked the officer.
II d." answered Tat. "Its 12 1-2
cents a yard ut any Of the dry goods
storcs."-Lontlon Globe.
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WOODSTOCK do you dig your bait
Aflefl you 60 fishing?
Cods-With a corkscrew.-Philadcl-
phia inquirer.
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n.ll,ei.i.r Western;; as..,

Meliiekdng WesteFA A0aof.t q
Tourist You saem 70 be proud OF,
your family titlel .5.s' "a
The New York mlllioralre ahroad
tproudlyl Of course / am. /. paid for.
It In good hard dollars.-C Chicago Rec
ord. -. &. u. !. Z. - r. 80
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Fiji Girl-Hello! What are you do
ing out here with only your waist
81? aRelapsed7 -i.5
Another Fiji Girl--No; I noticed II
was real muddy, and thought I'd
Just fool those horrid men over there
on the corner.-Puck. u. 70
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" .H}ttlSii 1itfs.

s9iy 6slf." said Nj; Nabbs 10. Mrs,
Nubba, swhat name did Isunderssand
you TO call the new hired siFlf',.a 3
: z NJ r y q ! 4 ubbs. sweet
"a pray, Why; ~ ssdd name. ny 10;
sAca1fs s III n : I. :. IS !.
t.Dscausssshs q a hard SnpChina,
4 love- and the d0inestic sentente cor.
Aille Fqnalned Dettsit Erse
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Ab.cnt-Minded.

Customer with chapped hands,
Have you anything tllat will drive
away chaps?
Druggist oman of family)-Y-e-s, I
Keep dog.-New York Weekly.
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+. rtiuyehas arrived ut the paper doll
stage 0f her fnme. by such impercept-
Nile gtAlatio do the greatest names
fade away into oblivion.
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Keep the hen yards dry, even though
you have to drain them. Standing,
stagnant pools or damp floors are not
conducive to good health In poultry.
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Ducks may get along with a wet
nurse, but do not try one with the
chicks and turks.
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wen up :in Reaulrenent..

"Hanson.s Magic corn salvs.w
Warranted to cure or money refunded Ask you
druggist for It. rfice Is rnts
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for Pedestrians.

M tsRSles for Pedestrian.
Y Figaro Of Paris proposes the follow
kghSode Of rules for wheelmen and
pedestrians: "Every pedestrian is to
be snpplied with a bell and signal
horn, which he shall sound ON cross
ing ii street whenever he esples a
cycle on the horizon. At night the
foot passenger shall carry on his
Breast q lantern containing q lighted
Eandle...4 France shall be entirely lev
eled IN order to save cyclists the an
t,oyance of hill climbing. The tax on
cyclists shall be abolished and a tax
bn pedestrians shall be substituted.
Any foot passenger who, by his awk-
Nvardness and want of attention, shall
occasion the fall Of a cyelist hy allow
ing himself to be run aYefsskall be
liable to a fine Of 100 nei Ind for
D repetition of the ofte1lsa1Aill be
transported to mountaiti6 legion"
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Look out for lice. II a chick droops
ten chances to one lice are the trouble
unless the chick has been chilled.
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A Common Way.

aegemsa's Camphor Ice with 0lycsrine.
Cures Chapped Hands and Face, Tender or Sore Feet
phiblains, Files, &c G. q. CLARK Cos New HAveo, CT
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ATsiAin140 aft

&. IA = 1faAlA1s 0aft. sEas
Grnce-C holly saphead was. present.
ed to mo last night i; ~. =. s ~
Nthel-Was her Why. i shouldn't
/ accept Sift Ike him. Syracuse Post.
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No Oe.afsrt TAers.

No Oenfert There. u q.
Mad subscriber-My names Smith,
sir! IS.
+ Editor (coolly) Yes, I'VE heard Il be-
fore: three Smlths hung for horse
stealing IN 1880. " az
Mad Bubscriber-f arc Q liar, sirl
All my family died In their beds.
y Editor I rec; shot sem beEore
they had q chance TO escape!-Atianta
Constitution. Ks vs. 3 s =. q. 4
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wholly Cut ont. !sss d: I:
II think It IL tong w raid Niliae,
These twins come aleag And Fnl-!
Ruin you r. =
Il Yes; re they'd been q \ III e
would been all right; hut WITH IS ~
Fem. and both new. pop hasn't 360tsD;
knee left for me..i laaspess 1ssll
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The dust bath, the gravel box, tho
water trough, these three should he
well supplied during May, \;
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I|lIl(I||I||lIll|6 {
!. 'pl0IgDF||R|

4 4 IOST PERFECT MADE.
49, Cfape Cseam Of Tartar Powder. NIes
- mmoqia, Alum q any otha adultaank
IL - YEARS THR STANDARD. q