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place, was arrested yesterday on
charge OF fornicAtion allegel
10 have been committed In
August last. Miss Evans AYERS
that Miller accomplished her ruin
under promise of marriage, which
promise he has absolutely refused to
Ike y, but on the other hand has led
another TO the matrimonial altar.
Miller IL now out on bonds and Will
nave u preliminary hearing before
Justice Stewart next Saturday,.
ADMITS BEING iNDoLESr AND LAZY.
Helena Il. Evans has commenced n
divorce suit In tho laird district court
= aiust her husband James =. Evans.
She charges bim with Incidence and
! zine,s. The husband hiss filed an
answer submitting himself to the or.
der Of the court, thus admitting the
truth OF bis wiiss charges.
SAVE SHE DESERTED HIM.
w. J. Phillips wants u divorces fram
his vile Aunie Pnillips, whom h.
claims has deserted him. The par,lrs
were married In Colorado on May Z,
1850. anu In October, 1894, Mft.
Smith hisd II srself to pastures new.
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COURT MATTERS.
Supreme Court Clerk aud Reporter
Charged With fornlestion--Iwo
Divorces Wanted.

l.. p. p almsr has been appointed
clerk OF the Supreme court, by Chief
Justice Zane, an J. N. Tanner AZ re-
porter.
Mir. Palmer 10 well known in this
city, having served ~ assistant super.
intendent OF streets under Frank
Hines, and ~ deputy special tax col
lecIor under Treasurer Duke. lie 10
bslieved 10 DO well qualified for tbs
position.
Mr.. Tanner IL quite pIomi nent Ia
educational, political anu legal ciro.ei
IN this State, ana IL = lhwyet OF TeeOg.
nized ability. As to his qualineAt o NJ
TO I'LL the position TO which he has
been appointed, there can DO no quss-
ton.
CHARGED WITH FoRNIoATIoN.
Ray Miller, OF Murray, upon com.
plant of EdIth Evans, OF thu same
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The blddipg and Offering on Little
Plttsoufg Retained It's chaTAuieristi
brisknt1s, And two sales were ma IL
one NJ ~ cents, the other at 3. IL
closed with BIDS Of "a while any
amount was Offered A. 4.
Dalton was offered n. IL. cent?; lid
Zen cents was naked for Natural Oar,
white ~ was the maximum offer.
Geytor stock demanded Sl.4j and
brought out n bid Of 81 ,35.
Fifty cents was asked for stuck In
the Annie mine, but 10 cents was the
highest otitr.
Stock In the Morgan ut Park City
was offered at 90 cents; no bids.
A sale OF Hardpcrapblo Morgan was
made at % cents, AMI more was
wanted at 07i, but no sellers volun-
TERED.
twenty-five cents was asked for
Cleveland, JuAb county, stock; highest
and only bid 8 conts.
A bid Of l23 cents was made for
Began, but holders Of the stock de-
manded 20.
one.half cent was offered for Boss
Tweed, Notwithstanding a demand OF
~ WINS loA hho Hheths
Lvtro was efisTsd at 10 cents, and
received a bid Of 4 cents.
Sixty cents was bid for Ebst Golden
Gale, but no stock was offered for
sale.
Thirty cents wa, aSksd for Esgle
aud twenty for Bullion BeoE Tunnel
company, but neither received n biz.
Y. 4. M. l. stock was offered at slOC,
CLARK. Eldredgs at 800, and Cunnbng.
ton * Company NJ $50, but biduiD Z
was silent.
UNLISTED SALES.
Sheets to Lowe, 1000 Little Pitt.
burg, at 81 cents.
Lowe 20 Sheets 100 HATd,orabble.
Morgan, at 05 cents.
Sheets to Hamilton 900 Little Pitts.
burg, at st cents.
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TIE nncrnn.s AnNIcT..

e. NJ, Hochcsior.-t am In an editorial ONCE,
am oycfwortui, and feel nervous ard tired
most Of the time. Please suggest treatment
lake our Dorobriuc, extract " the
brain Of tho OK, three times daily.
w. A.. N.-llaye been annoyed for over a
year with large pimplcs on my back. Can you
suggest curCt
Take our Thyroiline, extract Of he
thyroid gland, together with Natrolithic
Salts, ihrec times daily.
J, b.. Rel am troubled with severe head.
hrhcf nnd have very salluW skin What u
the best preparation for the defAngcmcnt Of
the liver
Take Thyroidine, ihrce times daily,
aut Nttrolithlc salts, each morning.
II. J. W-like CorobrinC, extract of
tho brain of ,uo OK, for the neryonsness.
ruE DOCtoU
Columbia Chemical 60, wash. ~. a..
OWNIisS of the ANIMAL ENTHNCTS.
Letters answered free ind In confidence.
ESQ Preparations ut all druggists.
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BUSINESS SOMEWHAT FLAT.
Proceedings Dull at the Miulng tx
chhge TodAy-CalllnE Of Bank
stocks stepped.

Mining stock exchange today wss
somewhat dull ana fiat, three sales only
being made and they on the unllsled
call. Before proceeding with tho call
Judge Colbufn announced that offers
to sell At a ecrlsin figure could no. DO
Withdrawn when bidding had reached
that figure, as was presumably done at
yesterdays session. Hc also stated
that the call OF unlisted siookS, would
he carried on indefinitely Gs hereto.
fore. but that the calling Of bank
stock, would not be allowed.
The closing figures a. nxea by 10.
days call are M fOllowi:
LISTED STOCKS.
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The Holidays in Grass Valley.
NUasvILLE JIM. 0, 10

BUssvILLE Jan. ., 1896.
To the Edition
thought fow lines from this out
ofthe way place might be OF interest
o some Of the readers Of your pAIer.
The people Of the Burrvllle ward had
what they considered = good, lively
lime during the holidays. Christmas
afternoon there was n dance givon Tor
he children. Santa Claus and hi.
lady visited them ana gave them nuts
aud cAnlyA all round, which pleased
them very much. Christmas night
dance was given ior tue young
folks. Friday night, Dec. ~, there
was what was called an old folks
IartJ, a dance and supper, which re.
Quilted In n splendid time 70 one and all
present. Looking Of the sundfios
sprend upon tables the whole length Of
the room, ono would thluk hard times
could come no mere, will net men.
lion all that was epread before them,
tut must mention the fruil--one woulu
suppose that It grew on sAgebrush.
This dance aud supper were given Ia
the new schoolhouSe ami u was a sue.
cess. Grandpa and Grandma Burr
were ~ youag iolks; they are upwards
u seveuly.nve years OF age, but that
evening all kinds Of aches were entire.
ly forgotten.
Our schoolhouse Il q rock building
iII3) feet. We think II the beat IN
the county according to the tlze Of the
ward.
The young folks had y aAnce and
supper New Years eve. We all e1-
p Of o. celebrate the B.h Of January.
1he weather hste A. excellent, mot
enough snow for sloighfiding. The
health Of the people In genera IL go'd.
A while back there Was quito hit OF
sickness, DIR. Young from Salt Lat.
City pfouounced Que or two catcs
diphthsflS, nut by the blessings Of Coo
we are once more blessed " Him.
Your brother In the Gospel,
n. TEErLEs.
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NEW YORK. Jan. q. There was on improved
tone 10 ihr market nt tho opening today on
hetor cable reports The upward movement
Of share values was stcmmod around ~ 20.
Manhattan was very ouutc, declining 10 B.it
with tuusequent recovery TO 500.
tunHIdOrahIo pressure was eNortcd agalnet
traugera and few other shares. but lstlcss.
ncss ana saFginE tendency were the main
chnrautorsuca Of tho market in the second
hour. Most stocks fecedod below yesterdays
puces
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The work IL progressing nicely with
sixteen pair OF young Elders. There
are several brAu ohes and Sunday
schools organized and doing work. Az
President KimbAll remarked, They
are the preserving salt OF the sAlnlt.p
The health OF the Elders 10 good al.
though nj present measles are raging
through the state. While cAnvAs,lng
Union village myself and companion
were entertained by ami had q pleas.
ant CONVEX stitn with ex.Judgs Wal.
.Ace, speaker OF the state legislature In
1885, who bl,. shovel u a. o piece u
7 executed by his dfu liter In oil
obs. We were alsn study enter.
taineu by eT.Judge ID. A. TSwM nd
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COM Il II GA l..

SALT LAKE CLEARING HeusH,
TodAyT clearing house exohAuges
amounted 10 t2lB.o79; same DAY last
year, 1921, sos.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-sllvsr, 66l; lead, $500.
LOndon.--5ilvei, 80 lU.i6i.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a Go. received today;
Penn bu Ion, si,eH,
7. IL. Jones a Co.. received todayi
Ofes, slO.6OU.
w. d. MeCoiniik & Go. received TO.
day. HanAuor tuli1n, 81 $50; silv I
and lead ores. Sls,2lO. Total, sl7,6 o.
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CHICAGO. Jan y.
Zoe. higher.
Light ilG3agsf3
Mixed. fL7IaHlla.
HoHyVt hi o.. as 'h.
Rough. fIt0tkL1U
ta'tip, frrcluts. 20. 90, generally ifr higher.
Reeves, s.. iI| d $500.
Cows and ltoiiCfs, ..53afgpJ
Texans. flUdflpl.
si0cEers ami Feeders t27UatLIo.
sheep. receipts, lipQl. Bust Grades steady.
Zoe lower
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Personal Paragraphs.

p. Buckley, OF Deep Crook, Ia at tho
Cullen.
Hon. +. J. Cannon Is Tomplcton
guest
J. X. Fowler, OF Corlnne, Is registered
at the Cullen.
II. C. Whitney. Of Georgetown, Pa. Il,
al tho Tomplelon.
Henry franklin, OF Green River. wyo.
IL at the Walker.
w. r. lIofs,ra aud wife. Of Chicago,
arc Knuisiofd guests.
I'd. Burke, Of ~. Louis, IL among the
arrivals At the Tomploton.
J. Thornley,, OF Kansas City, arrived at
the Temptation this morning.
q. q. Watkins, Of Omaha, Neb., IL n
late arrival Mt tho Tempielon.
Frank +. Davis, a we'll known mining
man Of Mercur, IL registered at the
Walker.
J. q. Edwards snd A. Kendall, n couple
OF prominent citizens OF Green River,
Wyo,, are stationed at tho kuu,sford.
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Brigham. The latter, however, at the
request Of the boar0, will continue rs
custodian for the present. just NJ
soop, however, as proper arrangements
can be made and the necessary legis.
lation enacted, Mr.. Brigham will per.
mansntly retire.
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Mutual Improvement League
Gymnasium.

IL now To running order. Miss Maud NJ nab.
cock. rhysicli director Mr q \. Chin'or, ~
HulHmotc, Instructor OF the Gent cmuu't
tIassus aud Misses Mae Taylor, Louise rut
nam aud Aunlo spencer Instructors OF the
Ladies and Nhildteh'a ClaHHca
HgN'S ,LNsa.
Monday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, ut5ill y. IN.
uONs' GLASS.
Thursday aud saturday, At siaop m.
MOnEN's class.
Monday. Wednesday and Tudty. Al 1879
a m. aud Cp M.
GOUNG wOnEN's GLASS.
Monday. Wednesday and friday, Atap.m
'uILuuLN'> GLASS
NtNad tisss
Tuosdsy and ThursdAy, Attp.
FENCING CLAssEs-nsh's,
Thursday, At7.sl ?. m.
Mumso'-
ftiday, at tpm.
TetmS-islo per Annum n preferred, In IN.
stallments OF - month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09
sAYe sIIE pEsERIED mIll
Silina Man Dead.

James G. Liddle, OF BalinS, who has
been III for tho past lew days, died al
1915 last evening at the Cullen hotel.
Mr. Lidilo vast well known mining
and stock man, AMI was highly 90
teemed by all who know him. lie
leaves n wife and one child.
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Wears His Honors Well.

President George NJ. Cannon OF tue
Senate was the recipient Of ths follow.
Ing telegram today;
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Jau. o, 1893.
Hon. George NJ. Cannon
Accept my cuu.fs ulNiions. The
preeidvnoy oil the Sent rs you.
G.. n. ALLEN,
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Licensed TO Marry.

Marriage lloepss woro Issued today
to Ernest w. GresDer, aged %, auj
Elizabeth snow. aged "a, both Of Ia
city, and John Smith, sgod -, sud
sophia Nynan, aged 20, both OF Bling.
ham,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09
Prison Board Takes the Pen.

IN" State prison board, undsr the
provisions OF the Constitution, took
'o'mal charge OF the peni,entlAry to.
nay tho h. siitutIon bsIug turned over
them by United Ststes Marshal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09
BLUE MOUNTAINS EXCITEMENT.
Relocation Of Mines on which Assess
ment Work Had Not Deen Doue--
Shootiog, but No Fatalities.
MONTICELLO, Utah,
Blue Mountain MiniBg District,
San Juan Co. Jan, O. 1890


Blue Mountain MiniHg District,
San Juan Co.. jan, 0, 1895.
To the Editor
Great excitement prevailed through.
out the Blue Mountains on New Years
day. Some forty miners stationed
themselves at the summit OF tho noun.
tain for the purpose OF relocating and
locating claims that the annual work
had not been done on. They were
on the ground prompt at ~ O'Clock
midnight Nav Years eve and inside
Of two hours some forty claims had
been relocated. Great excitement pre-
vailed throughout The niyht. Bephtss
burned from oil the Prominent peaks
In the range. Guns were bred on all
rides, hui, luckily, nobody was hurt.
]. A. Is.
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In Ola Kentucky holds the stage at
tho Thsator tonight ana tomorrow
evening. 1t will be presented In this
city by the original company, includ-
log Laura Burt, anu With all the
special seenery and etieola.
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silver, Lrad.
silver CO.. feAdi3.o


luNnuN. Jan. o.-huunoss on tho stock
exchange today was more active than Tor some
time nld tho general tone showed improve.
meut iunsula advanced o., hut some other
hrtt class securities were a trifo lower. Amer.
leans we're hrm, kanlrs UuoyauL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

Tho advance sale of seats for the i9a
engagement opens at the TheAter -
morrow, Friday. Ths play will bo
seen here on Monday, Tuesday aud
Wedpssdsy next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

The concert al the Tabernacle on
Friday promises TO be q great success
In every respect.
A number Of interesting features
have bean added 10 the original pro.
gram. The announcement .. alto
mtd, that n FREQ trip TO California
eiih the choir viii be given o. tho
hol ~ NJ a season ticket, the chance
10 be draw Tor 1T tue third concert.
OF Arumber OF tickets have bosn
sol IN advance for tue series.
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Chicago. close. Jan. y
wheAt-Janusrv. ~; MAY CIaa',.
Coru-IanuarY, 2i. Nay 2h.
OAu-jauuaty rs May. 49,
fufE -IanuarF, s. 90. May, innfIt
Ihfd=Iauuufy, So! May, s. IS.
lubs-Jsnuary, Nt3, May, saw, tdtpS.
i've FL.
Baflty-AaW.
tIuh |#II
TmuthY-f1tQ.
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Amusement Notes.

Romeo and Julot wa, given at the
Theater last night TO another delighted
audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

The Silver Lining nj the Grand AMI
My Awful Dad At the Lyoeum con.
tinue TO draw big houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-09

Cdtdtrh caused h01rSc-
ness and difficulty IN
speaking. ! also 10 Il
grcui cJieH' lost hearing.
ByhcuscofEiV' Cream
Baim dropping Of Hiit-
cis has ceased, rOicc and
hsunHg greatly impr0r'
cd. n w. DIri,isoH, a.
t0ucy LdiC, Monmouth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-05
A Valuable GIFT.

Edward e. Aver of Chicago has given
to the Newberry library Of that city
all his Americana. which book lovers
and scholars regard as exceedingly valu-
able. The collection is the result of so
years of research, and is said to be with
out a duplicate in the world. By the
conditions of the offer to the trustees,
the library is to remain during his life
in his house. A catalogue will be placed
in the NewbeIry library, and any time
a book is called for it can be obtained
from the house, At Mr.. Ayers DEATH
provided his estate reaches certain
reasonable sum, to DO stipulated later,
the entire collection is to be gift to
the Newberry library. Otherwise, the
library trustees are to have an option on
1T at half Its appraised value The col
lection is to be known as the Edward
e. Aver library. Mr.. Ayers gift in
cludes from 5000 to 8 1000 books, draw
ings, water colors, photographs, maps,
manuscripts, etc, including works on
the Indians and other aborigines, the
fora and fauna of America, and many
other topics, all purely American.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-05
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL ELECTION.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. -

STATE OF WISCONSIN. e
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. -
Notice is hereby given. That Of the Judicial
Election to be held in the several towns, wards
Villages and election districts of the state Of
Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday of April A. D..
1896 being the seventh day of the month, the
following officers are to be elected, towit:
A Justice OF the Supreme Court, in place of
Honorable Roujct ID. Marshall. appointed To
fiji the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
Honorable Harlow $. orion. who was elected
for the fun term ending on the first Monday in
January, A. ID. 1898.
Said election 70 be held and conducted, votes
eanvassed, and returns made in accordance
with law.
Given under my hand and official seal at the
capitol in the city Of Madison this third day OF
February A. ID. 1896 HENRY CASSON,
[sEALl Secretary Of State.
10 the County Clerk OF Iowa County.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY.
DUDGEvIILE, Wis, FEB. 2lth. A. u. 1926.
Notiee is hereby given. That ut the judicial
election to ne held in the several towns, wards.
villages aud election districts Of the state Of
Wisconsin, on the first Fuesiay of April A. d..
1896 heing the seventh day OF the month, the
Following officers are % be elected to-wit.
4 Justice OF the supreme Court. Ia place OF
Honorable RouJet u, Marshall, appointed 10
mn the vacancy occisi0Ueu by the death OF
Honorable Harlow ;. Orion, who was elected
for the full term ending pa tue llrst Monday IN
january, A. ID. IS9s.
Said election to be held and conducted, votes
canyassed and returns made IN accordance
with law.
Given under my hand and official seal at the
CITY of Dodgeyie, In said county, this 25th day
81 February, 4. u. 1886. -. q. JONES,
[sEAI1 gwG County Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-05
FORECLOSuRE SALE.


STATE OF wIscoNslN-IowA COUNTY
. Circuit COURT.
David JACKIE, plaintiff
VS.
Elizabeth Jacka Albert Jacka, Elizabeth T.
Jscka and Clara JAeka, defendants
By viriue Of and pursuant To a judgment OF
foreclosure aud sale rendered in the above en-
titled action on the 29th day OF January a, ID.
1895 in said Iowa county circait court, will ex.
pose for sale ana sell at public auction to the
highest bidder or bidders for casp at the front
do OF the Iowa County Bank, in the city of
Mineral Point, Iowa county Wisconsin. on Sat
urdaS, March Dist. A. ID. 1896 at two oelsck in
the afternoon OF said day, the following des
cribed premises, situate in the euunty Of Iowa
and state of WI c0nsin, to raise the amount or
said Judgment, interest costs aud costs of sale,
to-wit:
Beginning at the corr er OF sections 5, 9. 16 and
II, in Town 4, range 3. east and running thence
west p chains 20 the quarler post on tire south
line OF said section s; thence north "a chains ami
chains 10 post Oh the line; thence south 4
chains and "a links To post; thence south 81
degrees east % chains aud SO links 10 q post on
the south side Of said section 9. thence west u
chains and three links TO the place OF begin ;
ming. Also, the east halt OF the northeast quar-
ter OF section n. and the west half OF the north
west quarter OF section l6--all in town T. range
3 east. and containing two hundred and twenty
ana 56-l00 acres, Also. the southwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section Is, town 4,
range 3 east Containing forty acres; aud con
tanning in all two hunured and sixty and SC. l0C
acres.
Dated at sherid7s office, Dodgeyilie. Iowa
county, WISCONSIN, January 31th A. ID. 1896.
JOHN Il. eAbR0W,
6@6 Sheriff loSa Comfy, wisconsin
EARNEST G. Fielder,
Attorney tor plaintiff,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-05
TRIBUNE MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY


The chief foe 10 be encountered by the
Ashanti expedition many be the west AZ
rfcan fever, though it is hardly likely
70 appear in its worst form in the dry
season OF the year. The fever steals upon
Its victim before he knows that anything
is amiss. A native gives up his hut, and
the hot and tired traveller enters. With
IN an hour he is down with fever. His
head throbs; his skin is dry and burn
ing; his body feels as though il had
been beaten with sticks; he is as sick as
a Calais boat could make him in mid.
winter gale. For a couple Of days the
fever holds him fast, now better, now
worse, but every time he lifts himself
from his wretched bed little weaker
everything about him seems negatived
by this poison; drink ceased to satisfy
thirst; sleep becomes time of terror,
for long, long dreams of endless toll
crowd upon him as he lies while still
the presence of pain is uEelt. At last
the fever leaves him for time. Then
comes the moment for the quinine. And
after four or five days he rises weak, as
though 20 days of English illness had
passed over him, while voice and limb
falter at their work, and all wish for
good seems to have vanished forever.
Such, on the best authority, is west AZ
rloan fever when it comes ON in the
bush. London Standard.
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THE. =.
BURLINGTON
.R0UTE

In Past Years has published IN TINS paper
week 10 week short articles on various
subjects, scientific. historical, eeographl-
Gu l. aud all Of them have been interesting.
This Year The Burlington wants % use our
space in telling you more directly about
Its line, so these articles will not appear
in the newspapers. They will. however,
he written and printed regularly, and u
you want them during 1896. send your
name and address TO the General Passen-
per Agent as below and you will receive
5, mail each month sci containing the
articles for that month.
meanwhile the finest and safest trains in
the west are via The Burlington from ST.
paul and Minneapolis TO Chicago. ~. Louis
and ali other prominent cities ana towns
East and south
tickets and particulars as to routes ana rates
Of fare viii be furnished BY your home
agent. or If he cannot supply the m, ad-
dTess w j. e. KENYON,
Gen. Freight & Pass. Agent,
ST. PAUL. MINI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-05
A. S. White Attorney.
Notice 10 Creditors.

N the matter o. the estate o. Bennett VIM
deceased
Letters of administration on the estate of Ben
nett Vim. deceased having been issued to
Cynthia VIM.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the cred.
itors OF said Bennett Vim deceased, are
allowed and limited Dy order OF this Conrt until
aud including the first Tuesday OF Aug 1896,
being the fourth day OF said month, 70 present
their claims and demands against said Bennett
Vim, deceased, to the county Court Tor
examination adjustment and allowance.
NOTICE Is Also HEREBY GIVEN, That the
claims aud demands OF VII persons against the
said Bennett VIM deceased viii be ex.
81 the County Judge, at the Court llouse III
the city OF Dodgeyiile, in said county OH the
hfst Tuesday Of August. 1886 and on the
LIS, tuesday Of september 1896
Dated this 2sth day Of January, 1906
By the Court
CHARLES ". McILHON,
5N4 County Judge.