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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
For Memorial Day.

AT the latest regular meeting of
Geo. III. Legate Post prelimary action
was taken toward preparation for
observance of the approaching Me-
mortal day.
d. +. Jacobs, b. L. Prideaux, John
c. Martin, Geo. Crawford and r. j,
Penhallegon, Jr. were appointed gem
eral committee of arrangements.
with power to appoint such sub-com-
mittees as may be necessary.
1t was voted that the Post attend
divine service at the p. M. church on
Memorial Sunday, May 24th, and
that Rev. Il. Kent be requested TO
give memorial sermon on that day.
On motion, i was voted that public
school teachers and officers be re-
quested to have some suitable me-
mortal exercises in the schools, on
the afternoon of Thursday, May 2Sth,
and that committees of comrades be
appointed to attend such exercises.
The designation of Thursday for
these exercises was agreed upon
with the supposition that, in accord
ance with custom, the children of
the schools will be employed Friday
afternoon, the Goth, in gathering
flowers for the decoration services of
Saturday, the 30th.
Already progress has been made
which warrant confidence that all
the exercises will be in keeping with
the occasion. Past experience gives
assurance of hearty corporation ny
the people of the community. 1t is
expected tnat a program of the exer-
cises at the schools will be announced
in time to give the public full infoi-
nation concerning them, and hoped
that there will be more general at
tendance of parents than heretofore.
The teachers and pupils who devote
the time and effort to these exercises
deserve the encouragement of all the
people. The best evidence of APP
proval that can be given is the pre-
sence of the mothers and fathers of
the children.
BY ORDER OF PoSI,
w. III. BENNETT, Adjt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
The Public Library.

The following letter explains the
gift of books recently received from
Messrs Siegel, Cooper \ Co, for the
Public Library,
Sec'y Public Library, Mineral Point,
Wis:
DEAR MADAM You will receive in
few days a small box, by freight,
containing number II books, which,
whils they may not be considered Of
any material value, yet were picked up
by me on lying visit to Chicago
rect atty. and thought TO be Of some
benefit to your institution, and hence
were ordered so forwarded. l trust
you will consider them at any rate Of
sufficient consequence TO give them
room on your shelves, and accept them
accordingly.
As | could not prepay the charges, |
must ask that you kindly send bill of
same to me, that | may remit therefor,
and this | insist must under no cir
cumstances be omitted as was done in
a similar case.
| wish your institution much pros
perity, and my only regret is that my
circumstances will not .ermit of my
doing more for it, Yours truly,
WM. TREMBoR.
This is the second time that our
Public Library is indebted to Mr..
Trembor for generous gift of books.
From the U. s. Government, through
our Congressman, Hon. j. W. Babcock
the Public Library has received the
publications of the United States
Geological survey prior to 1894, in
Guiding twenty one volumes of mono
graphs, almost all the bulletins, and
the /" Mineral Resources of the United
States from 1886 TO 1898, and five
large aliases.
Mr.. Nelson Snow has donated to the
library volume on "Tbe Lives and
Graves of our Presidents"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
w. II. BENNETT, Adjt.
City Committees.

Following are the standing COM
mittees appointed by Mayor White
for the ensuing year.
Judiciary-Engels, Appel, Blewett
Claims-Smith, Blewett, Gillmann
Finance-Gillmann, Blewett, Pri-
deauX.
Cemetery--Dresen, Vivian, Engels
Ordinances-Dresen, Engels, GILL
mann.
Public Buildings-Vivian, Appel
Smith.
Schools-Smith, Prideaux, Vivian
License-Dresen Prideaux, Smith
Fire and Water-Vivian, Dresen
Appel.
Printing Gilman, Prideaux
Dresen.
Health-Gillmann, Blewett, Appel
Pounds-Vivian, Engels, Smith.
Streets and Sidewalks-Blewett
Appel, PrideauN, Engels.
On motion the mayor was added
to the committee on streets. and the
health officer with the health COM
mittee was costituted n board OF
health.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
Official Order No. /.

TO all peaceable and law abiding
citizens:
Notice is hereby given that an
ordinance was passed by thecommon
council July lst, 1891, preventing the
running at large OF horses, cattle.
mules and other stock within the city,
and in consequence Of complaints
being made to this Office that this
ordinance is being violated, the at
tention Of our people is called to the
ordinance, and that while the ordi-
nance remains in force 1t shall and
must be enforced. We hope that the
people will take notice of this and
restrain their stock from running at
large, and avoid future trouble and
expense. a. ,. WHITE, Mayor.
II. $. We'll, City CLERK.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
Another Suicide.

Daily we read Of the poor unfortu-
mates who tire Of living, who do not
realize that their brain and every
thought is poisoned aud distorted by
poisonous matter retained IN the
system through an inactive liver.
Did they but know Of the wonderful
effects of DR.. Rays Liyer-T, they
would use it and again cheerfully
assume the sorrows and joys Of life.
For sale by w. IL. Prideaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
A Cook Book Free.


"Table and Kitchen Is the title Of Il
new cook book published by the
Price Baking Powder Company,
Chicago. Just at this time 1t will be
sent free if you write postal men
tioning the TRIBUNE, This book has
been tried by ourselves and Is one Of
the very best Of its kind. Besides
containing over 400 receipts for all
kinds of pastry and home cookery,
there are many hints for the table
and kitchen, showing how to enter
the dining room, how to set q table,
etc; q hundred and one hints IN
every branch Of the culinary art.
Cookery Of the very finest and rich
est as well as Of the most economic
cal and home like Is provided for.
Remember liable and Kitchen" will
be sent, postage prepaid, to any lady
sending her address name, town and
State) plainly given. A copy In
German and Scandinavian will be
sent If desired. Postal card is as
letter. Address Price Baking Pow
der Co, Chicago, Ill.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
NUMBER Is.

WEAkNE X kENTs have just re-
ceived new supply of hats, flowers
and novelties with which to supply
the increasing demand OF their Gus
toners.
DAMoNIA is the hest thing in, on or
out of the earth orall ailments need
ling constitutional tonic such as no
man can compound. Sold by w. III.
Prideaux, Agent l6-w6
WHEN Mr.. w. II. Jacka was lead
ing two colts to pasture Tuesday
afternoon, one Of them reared up and
came down with its hoof on the big
toe of Mr.. Us. right foot, dislocating
the joint, SO that remember pointed
directly upward. DR.. Stansmore
Vivian was called and readily re-
adjusted the toe, Mr.. Jaeka had on
rubber boots, and but for the ground
being very soft the injury might
have been more serious.
THE rapid Improvement III pastur-
age and other causes have knocked
the bottom out of the butter mark ct.
Creamery is retailing at about Is
cents, and choice dairy about t2ia.
The cheese factories viii begin oper-
ations I'M few days, and large guam
titles of milk will be diverted to
them that ut present is yielding Il
surplus of dairy butter. 1t Is hoped
that present prices may be con-
tinued, but no advance Is expected.
USED Morgau's Chemical Discov-
cry on my calves last spring with
good result. In place OF making
short horns of them, as other chemi-
cal preparations have used did,
find they are all mules. | would
say TO those preferring mulie cattle
to short horns TO use Morgan's Dis
covery. CHAs. STAvER,
Darlington, Wis.
VERY interesting services were
held in Trinity church last Thursday,
NuHhuCluu ny ipibipI 4NitoiSNht iiiN
ordinance Of confirmation was adj
Mustered npon II applicants, and one
was received from the Catholic
church. In addition to The usual adj
dress TO the class, Bishop Nicholson
preached strong and beautiful SER
mon TO the large congregation ass.
sembled from the words of the
Psalmist, 40, set me up upon the
Rock that Is higher than t.
WHILE The TRIBUNE was being
printed last week, Wednesday after
noon, April 22d, an interesting event
occurred ut the home of Mr.. David
Brown, in this city, consisting of the
marriage Of his daughter Lille, to
Mr.. David f. keeney, Rev. +. w.
,s,raw officiating. The young peo-
pie start in life with every promise
OF happiness and prosper tg on q
farm In Lost Grove, where the TRI-
BuNE will visit them weekly.
The Beview Of Reviews for May Is
an exceedingly alert and well plan
ned number, true from beginning to
end to the well-known methods and
ideals Of this unique periodical In
the compass Of about forty pages one
finds a remarkably thorough and
varied digest of the most significant
1 o. tf,,In fit hn a
principal American, English, and
continental periodicals. Current hiss
tory in Caricature, with about thirty
reproductions from the work of
American and foreign cartoonists,
throws many keen and pertinent
sidelight upon the course of events.
This number OF the Review is enter
tanning from beginning to end.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
RepubIfcaus

VIII gather ut st. Souls June 10th,
to nominate d presidential candidate
Delegates and visitors will find the
Burlington Route the best and direct
line. Your home agent can sell you
tickets via. the Burlington.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
Enr SaIa Or Rant.

Having decided to retire from bus
mess, | therefore offer my grain
warehouse for sale or rent. Possess
sion given OH or before August LIST.
r. j. PENHALLEdON.
April ID. 1896. l5n8
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
lrilEI'sfEs.Isssss'a'sFsFn,s's's's's's'sss
The Local Field.
p. BT,SH or for Fmnifrc.........
RAKE your yard.

|ARBoR DAY tomorrow.
AyD now for a tussle with the set
|lg hen.
a RARE selection of children's hats
Wearne & Kents.
.BARNYARDs are receiving their
nual cleansing
AAY lst is upon us, and the asses
is on his rounds.
MALI. PAPER from 81 per roll up,
The Economy store.
HOVER SNOW and wife spent few
= in Chicago last week.
Buy The Stoughton Wagon from
rtin d Toay. I3-w3
oRY planting will be in full blast
ktweek if the weather is favorable.
w. SHEPHERD, of Platteville,
Ehipped in this city last Sunday.
HERIFF CARRow was in Mineral
Int on official business last Thurs
HE sun bonnet and the little iron
Row keep company in the front
ID.
ANAMA sailors, short back sailors,
loiee lot, at Miss Lenahan's Mil
Ey store.
HoaRAMS Of the p. M. conference.
held in this city May l4th to
'@e being printed.
ASTrRAGE to let, on the James
fils place, near town hall, by Il
Flone, l8w2
r MORGAN is handling a prom
three-year-old Count colt re-
w purchased by him.
ALL At Prideaux's drug store and
about Damonia; nothing like
w or out of the earth. l6-w6
'IH birds singing in the warm
alhe from every budding tree,
'tsins worth living once more.
BETTER prospect of good hay
oa's crops was never known on
4 e''th IN this section than today.
AEAr slaughter in prices on all
y hardware, tinware, etc, at
blewett for only a limited
'lRE VIII be a regular meeting
Eastern star on Wednesday,
@h' a fall attendance is de-
fNHALLEGoN is considering
Pretty near his own price for
,p4IA little trotting mare,
'AL SALE of Misses and
Y Trimmed hats, Saturday
y ~ tile millinery store next to
y Y Cray.
"ANE4 has tired Of the life Of
'e' sfetai drummer, and resumed
'le shoelnaker's bench. I'd
z-oT i. Hotel.
y prayer meeting in the
isi this, Thursday, evening
lopic BE of good cheer.
ais Edith schellenger.
: aSN1E PHILLIPS, Grand
Z iseonsin, recently or
: Aapter of the Order Of
aF at Albany, Green CO.
fEIS confidently cal
1 40 taking some Of the
ie fairs this season with
|, tfotting colt, Icecream.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30

District No. l--John Greenwood.
" . 2--Joseph Phillips.
3--James Dolan.
=" 4--Chas. Dunn.
= b-HeDry Bennett.
= 7-Thomas Tonkin.
S-John Collins.
oh. q Raine.
The following We're appointed a
board Of health: Thos. II. Hoskin,
chairman, Edward Aid, clerk, IL. H..
Wright, health officer.
No further business meeting ad-
iourned. II. II. WRIGHT
Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
Subscription RATES.

osr strictly in advanced -.............sl9 95
pne ,n,ee months and within one year .-.sl.50
,stde Of Iowa ..'sl.o0
liz nonths-in advance only .'-.,-''''''''-sS @
fs,se months-in advance onlv.,'..'...'.....'.'-SS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
FoR RENT.

The Hadfield Warehouse, with priv
ilege Of upstairs. Suitable for flour
and feed, laundry or manufacturing
business. Rent low. Enquire Of
l6 JAS. BREWER or j. II. HARRIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
Suffering Armenia.

We appeal to the christian and
general public to render assistance
to the suffering Armenians, who are
passing through one of the worst re-
ligious prosecutions in all history.
Nearly one hundred thousand of
them have been Stained, while hum
dreds are perishing by pestilence and
starvation. Clara Barton, of the Red
Cross, cables to the national Arme-
nian relief commission as follows:
CoSsTAsTINoPLE, April H.
Trask. New York:
Hubbcll in charge Of the Red Cross relief
expedition at Marsh. reports April I3th three
thousand sick Of typhus. including the English
Consul. Great and immediate need of funds,
and unless assistance is sent soon thousands
more must suffer and die.
A relief commission was appointed
in this district consisting Of Hon. J..
W. Rewey president, J. Humphries,
secretary, DR.. Phuger, treasurer, and
Rev. J. Hardcastle, lecturer. The
treasurer, or any Of this commission,
will be glad to receive donations to
this most worthy object. ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30

AKRON cornmeal and Graham lour
at Hendra Bros. b
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
s. HOOKING u co.
l7w4

WHEN the doctor fails to relieve or
cure, and hope Is gone, use Damonia,
d God-made cure, for all ills. Its q
cure-all. Learn Of 1t by calling at
Prideaux's Drug store. l6-w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
MOUNT.
@RR1gOLL W.
DRlSlEg S.. M

These and other rare noy-
elites in trimmings, In
GLIDING q great variety of
foliage, personally select
ed for our customers. Cdll
and see them dt..-
NJ. Y. LENAHAN'S
MILLINERY STORE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
Mineral Point Town Business.

April 25, 1896
Regular meeting of Town Board.
Present, John Jackson, chairman,
Edward Aid and Thos. IL. Hoskins.
Following orders were drawn;
W. j. Walker, acct OF Road District No. 0
Refund of taxi. .........,........,,$ SO
Joseph Bennett, Inspect of Election. -. 90
Edward Aid ...,. 90
Jno. d. spensley, clerk Of Election $50. 90
John Dunn, ballot clerk. .,,.......,.,. 90
Conrad Schaumberg ballot clerk 49,. 80" 90
Road overseers We're appointed as
followS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30

CHAIRMAN PRYOR, OF the Iowa
county republican committee: Don't
you think there is wisdom IN the
suggestion Of an exchange which
says: "There is every reason why
county conventions this year should
be early. No candidate can do good
service for his party il he must work
until ten days before election to in
sure his own nomination. This Is Il
presidential year; the national and
state campaign will open early, and
the assembly, senatorial and county
ticket should be completed in time
for every candidate to ride the
county In the interest, not Of him
self only, but Of the whole ticket
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
CITY FINANCES.

AS per City Clerks books, from April Is,
1895 to April 49, 1896.
RECEIPTS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-30
Insurance Gasoline Stoves.

Some people have thought in ages
gone by, that a gasoline stove wasan
unsafe thing to buy. That idea i
now d thing of the pasta fallacy-
for there is a perfectly safe stove
and II is called "The Insurance
Parties intending to purchase 9 gas
oline stove will do we'll to examine
.The Insurance before buying. For
sale by
l7w4 s. HOOKING u co.
, 1896-12-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


J. d. Negus has gone to Rawlins.
Father Cummiskey went to Carbon
today.
r. Brown spent his Christmas in
Denver.
N. X. Boswell is a visitor at the
state capital. sz
F. E. Coe returned home on No.
this morning.
T. L. Darby went to Denver on
Christmas day.
VIM. Lawrence came up from Den.
yer on train No 3.
Chas. Hecht went over to the capita!
on the noon train.
Miss Agnes Wright and Miss Whit,
ing went to Rock Creek yesterday.
John Shedden and Mrs. f. w. Shed.
den went to Denver on No. 4 yester.
day.
Miss Whitney. one of our popular
school teachers, went over to the CAPT,
tai yesterday.
Mrs. T. A. Davies left for Salt Lake
City on the morning train. where she
will visit for a week.
Miss Sadie J. Lytle left for Kearney
Neb., yesterday, where she will spent
the holidays with relatives.
Foreman Smith OF the Union Pacific
shops returned from a Christmas visit
to Evanston on the noon train.
Chris Nagel, Henry Nagel, Rober,
Nagel, and Emma Nagel returned from
Tie Siding this morning. They fur
nished music for the dance there lasI
evening.
Miss Hilda Blomquist, Belle Myer,
and Henry Sage were among the Lara.
, 1896-12-26

We know Of but one community inthe
world where dyspepsia is practically
unknown, and ma is the Shakers ot
Mount Lebanan, N. Y. These good PEG
pie have been studying the subject vi
digestion for more than a hundred
years. and that they understand 1t
thoroughly Is evidenced in the forego-
ing fact. Their digestive Cordial is the
safest and best remedy in Of In
digestion that we know of. A trial bot>
tie can be had through your druggists
for the trifiing sum of 10 cents.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial sup
plies the system with food already d.
gested, and at the same time aids the
digestion Of other foods. 1t will al
most instantly relieve the ordinary
symptoms Of Indigestion. and no suffer-
er need, to be told what these are.
, 1896-12-26
Xmas novelties of all kinds
At HASSETT'S.
HELD UP,

Guy Mcclure had quite a startling
experience last night with a footpad.
He was going along by the residence
Of J. D. Helvey in the western part OF
the city, when a stranger approached
and tripped and threw him down, and
grasping him by the throat volunteer
ed the CHEEKY information that eff he
hollered he would kill him Guy did
MT holler and after holding him a few
seconds the mar left without attempts
ing to rob him.-Sheridan Journal.
, 1896-12-26

TdEtutT man Sttele
Under the caption of Another Mis-
statement" the editor of the Carbon
Black Diamond discusses the matter OF
the most practicable route to the mines
his argument upon an interview in the
Denver Republican with DR.. A. A..
Johnson Of this city. The Black Dia-
mond says:
IN a lengthy interview in Denver
Sundays Republican, Mr. A. A. John
son of Laramie is reported having Civ
en- cut yhe statement thai Laramie is
the natural Quitting point for the
Grand Encampment mining country.
and that. as a result from the interview
one is led II the belief that Laramie
is the supply point for that gold coun-
try. The misstatement is too big for
us to overlook it, and we will try and
put the Republican right, If they wish
to be correct in their mining news
column. Laramie tr%uthfully cannot
be said to be the outfitting or nearest
point to that country, az it lies too far
east of Carbon and Fort Steele, the
fret ,,n,od ho;,o oho,. ee ona ,ho 10.
tor 100 midas .vost of Iorouie Fort
Steele is the nearest railway point to
,ha rraod no;nn 90 u;,o,
dino south If Sar,toe, c,rhor oo,,n.
~ Tho old cwor nostomoo is 90 m,Io.
southeast cf Saratoga and to tho verv
bao,., of tho Grand ,c,mnma die.
,riot to .ba tou,s;to of uo,,stor frou
corotoo, l. sovop mi,o. mar;ro thu
toto, distorco from Laramie . GOOD 17s
ui,os 1,o,, ctoo,o 10 ~. ,o.ros, r,i,
road roi,t .ba o,,v min, IN Foo, tho,
ho, rv o,,,,, 70 ,h,t o,a .hor ,,o
not. o,ur n,oh ,ooror >, h u,,os h,.
haro rood ,,.oo, rood along tho
Mort, platte r;ror for boovv fr.,oht
taoni,o That 10 met bou, !, 10 Eor,
S,oo,o vi, Sar,,og, w,,, h. ond 10 tho
natural sunplv and cutfitting noint IN,
all nor oonrtrv"
To d, m,n who is fomu;,r with tho
o,oar,,bv of tho oo,,n-v u,os, j.
,mie Tho foreqo;ng sta+emen+r of tho
aditor of tho Rlack Diamond
oro ,ory amusing If no will
t,te tho trr,,bIe to masaure
tho d;s+oroo an .ho no. w,oui,.
be wi,, d~;scovor that laramie 10 inc,
about ,b. sam. a;s..,oa fron III.
cr,rd Enco urn,on,t 90 p.u,,ins ,na
;f bo sb,,,,1 tr,,o, oyor tho rood he
,,a,,ra s,a .h,+ no, .ho hoe.
.o,a ,;.t,o ;,,ost,o.,,o, mould ~
WOO, - b,n, N, ~ rostdan+s =, tho unnar
p,.,..,sn Lo,, r,ho +r.do ., Laramie do
NOT come bora hv tho v.y ~ Fort
c.oo,o AVID r,r,on b,Jt NV ro,to
wh;oh is not 70 oxooad IN m;,os i'm
,oro,b AVID own . rood which 10 j..
h,rIov,,d tho oro,tor nor,ion of the
urov
.rru .h, ho p,,.,, nj,
mo,d s.vs tb.t Fort cteelo 10 % m,,aS
do ,o,.n, - co,,on, ord th.t c.r.-
topa 4, cavep milao from tha heart nj
rho cr,nd announcement district If
NOV no tb.t ,boso 81, orc only
orrar, oe ,noon,nh;o. ,.t,r. hut :,
=, nov ,ro ,noxc,s.h,e nevertbe,ess
In oauina .,o.bor ~ account tho obi.
Tow 90 tho p,ooL D;.mond .bo,,,d he
o,rof,, 70 toon yitbin tn. re,,m q,
tr,,4h HE s,otomen, hot Laramie ,s
40 u,;,o, fuon, .ho ,ou ao,a oon, 10
moro .h.n 1oo m;,.s v,d n, he;ng cor.
,oot
70 !, 10 90 miles FROM Fort Stool. N
c,r,+oo. and 90 m;,os from s,ratoea
~ G. ,hon ,ho Ioromio ro,,to 10 ,bs
hottor row al, noin.. cost Ior.mie,s
ro,d vii, NOT oxoood N Miles in ,angtb
ona hroa-forrth =, - l.. 40 hard ana
- a.. au.. u,,..h ho,uv ,.od.
can be hauled with the greatest ease.
| ~,
, 1896-12-26
THE MOpNRN MOTHER

Has found that her little oues are i'm
proved moro BY the pleasant Syrup
Of Figs, when IN need Of the laxative
effect Of q gentle remedy than by any
other, and that 1t b more acceptable
to them. Children enjoy It and It
benefits them. The true remedy.
Syrup Il Fig, + manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup eompany.
, 1896-12-26
FISHING THROUGH THE ICE

John A. Fischer, Capt. NJ. A. Hance,
John Meyer and J. "A. Kinnear return-
ed from their fishing trip up the Big
Laramie Thursday afternoon, bring.
ing with them 35 trout that dressed 800
pounds. They were of the lake trout
species and We're beauties to behold.
They were caught in Grace lake, on the
l.. T.. Hance place. where they were
planted by the owner of the ranch sew
eral years ago. In order that a gill net
might be set. a long trench was cut in
the ice and the first haul brought forth
nine trout that weighed 40 pounds.
While walking on the ice looking aft
err some bate hooks that had been set,
Capt. Hance slipped and wrenched his
right %hip-joint so severely that he had
to be taken to the ranch house in a
wagon. He came home with the party
but is o. able to move about very
much yet.
To the aged, with their poor appe,
tite, feeble circulation, and impover.
ished blood, Ayers Sarsaparilla is a
boon beyond price. Its effect is to check
the ravages Of time, by i%nvigorating
every organ, nerve, and tissue Of the
body. See Ayers Almanac for the new
wear.