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Terrell Index.
An Index representative met W. r. Tate,
r.. II. X. Green's colored barber at this
place. and when asked Ms to his candidacy
for the collectorship OF the port OF Cal
weston. he said: Yes. sir; am candl-
date for that position. My friends all over
this county and throughout the State have
am therefore a candidate, My chances are
about the same as DR.. John Grants to get
cabinet position. You can say for me
that ! am In the race to i Hnish-ln dead
earnest 90
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ST. Louis-Houston Fast Mnn

The interest In Houston In reference to
the talked Of fast mail between 81. Louis
and Houston. via the Frisco, Texas Mid
land and Houston and Texas Central, las
about died out. The Paris (Texas) News
OF Monday contained the following:
"a railroad man yesterday htRted that
there WAS a pretty reliable rumor afioat TO
effect that the Santa Fee Frisco fast train
will be pulled on on the LIST Of January, or.
rather. that It will be made local tain.
He SAYS that work will begin the first Of
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The Post learned from reliable source
yesterday that Conductor GaTney. who was
in charge Ct train No. % Sunday morning.
which collided with the third section of
train No. a OF the Southern Pacific. was
at his home In San Antonio under the care
of physicians and that he had been th,xe
for forty eight hours without 1T being gem
orally known. How he came In or what
his condition was at that time The lost's
informant could not say
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o. y. McCarty Promoted.

o. p. McCarty, general travelling pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific. with
headquarters at New orleans, has been ap-
the road with headquarters unchanged, aud
his former office abolished. Mr. McCarty
was formerly general passenger aScnt for
the Ohio and Mississippi now the Balti-
more and Chic Southwestern. The opl olnt-
mont is effective December l5
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Phoenix Lumber company We. a. Chris
t,nson, garnishcc; defendant'e exception to
part OF garnishcc's answer TO make GrIbble
party sustained. Plaintiffs exception to
answers OF intervcnora sustained.
Sass Cohen vs.. Houston and Texas
Central Railway company, taken under adj
ysemcnt.
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Flowers Instead of icebers,.

new orleans Picayune.
General Passenger Agent Morse of the
Southern Pacific has returned from the east.
where he has been for the past few DAYS.
i Lave been trying" said he, ITO keep
the western and Eastern passenger lines
from getting the business which properly
belongs to this city. You know they have
protested in the East and North against the
way the southern Pacific and Southern lines
nave been diverting the grea Western and
Southern travel through New Orleans as n
gateway, and they have been seeking to
make combinations against as They are
red-hot after us and have becn geek ing
to Keep our game alive. They claim. some
Of them, that they will finally throw this
gateway out. fence 1t of to itncf. hut
am under the impression that the Southern
Pacific will be here when they seek TO
close the gate and get n wedge In before
the latch fas,ens. This is the natural On
trance TO the West for people who want to
get there without freezing to death and be-
ing blockadoG by snow slides This is the
route whore there are roses and flowers and
sunshine instead of snow and biizzards TO
cheer the passenger on his way and | be
lieNe the people are learning this fact to
their rejoicing. ! have no fear that the
tide Of travel which has heen harpily
turned through this city %ll be abated. for
there is no reason why it should The East
eTn lines may seek TO hedge us off bu. their
Efforts VIII hardly avail"
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II is reported along the santa m North
Texas that Division Superintendent David
son of that line will tender his resignation
to accept the position Of superintendent of
transportation OF the Frisco, with head
quarters At st. Louis. ON December 10.
Three years ago Dir. Davidson was con-
ductor between cleburne and Paris on the
Santn En
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During the campaign White Cover lor
Bradley of Kentucky was stumpag the
State be caused the removal Of conductor
on the Illinois Central read. who was John
nugau by Hame. One afternoon Governor
Bradley boarded the train at Central city
Dugan did not know the governor and
even II he I'D the rules OF the company
prohibited o passenger from putting his
feet on the cushions 81 the opposite scat
This Governor Bradley did and without
disclosing his identity refused to obey
DUNCAN. who on his next trip thr9uTh the
car forcbly lifted Governor Bradloy's feet
down and left The brakeman TO watch him.
Dugan was reported and dismiesed. The
company since realized that he was dis
charging his duty and among the many
ramed O, petitioners for Dugaa's rein
statement was that Of the governor Of Ken
fMckN.
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William Manager, aggravated assault .
fined S25
Mary Ellen Howvay. alias Jane Harris,
theft. jury out
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New York World.
Do, when purchasing perfume for the
cook. buy good quality. You will b
the one TO suffer for It II you don't.
DO, when taking your sister out. treat
her like your best Girl. ~
DO como TO the theatcr late. especially
when you have seats In the middle Of the
row.
DO. when interviewing actresses after .
lapse Of ten years. tell them they look
younger than ever.
DO flor the women. when dining out. 20
prepared TO pay the BILL. for In these hard
times you never can tell what may happen
to your escorts pockets.
DO. when taking children out for an
airing on Sunday look a little interested.
Do, when II Is your girls birthday, re-
member II with a present. Otherwise she
Is likely to transfer her affections to the
other fellow. r
DO. whom dining at the restaurant. help
yourself 10 AN the toothpicks on the table,
II will save you money.
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January ballasting the Frisco between
Faris and Monott and putting II in thor
ourh condition for the rapid transit con
tcmnlatod over tho Frisco Texas Midland
and Houston and Texas Central between St
Louis aud fouston. II will be known as
the mail and PAPER train,
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Frederick Barr and Miss Jennie McGin-
mis-.
Arthur Stewart Vandervoot and Miss
Marguerite Usher.
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= Hour Of Train Mails.

/ n me lnternatlonaI and NTeHt
"a The Galveston, Houston and
arrive at and depart from the
MI depot, foot of Congress ave
.arl Kansas and Texas trains
RAIN depot. at the foot of sMt-
,snue north side of the bayou;
La Porte and Houston and all
h except those mentioned use
Licentral dept
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l want 10 be a postmaster
And with the postmasters stand.
The letters all before me.
A stamper in my hand,
And within the office.
So dutiful and meek.
I'd make the sweetest munlc.
Praising Hanna all the week.
Novice, In Whitewright Plow and Ham,
mer.
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nnp,... -.
~ 'ette CIub S,ct,t

lss,,s.,. e0ar'et,a cluh viii give one.
N, NV. SOe'als this evening at the
kss,l ~, u'uhewald's, 1t will be
\ "a - ssair, to which few special
Esa ana , a,'l 10 plrtake Of re-
|u nIrtb eA''y a social evening Of
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|TEL BRISTOL
European Plan.l
hlvls ST. AND CAPITOL AVE.
Hu,lfton. Texas.

MS &c AND 100 PER DAY.
N Lights, Steam Heat, Elevator,
INA Return Bells In all Rooms.
M Elegantly Furnished.
1.hng Modern.
k.cLAss CAFE SERVICE AT
| MODERATE PRICES.
fH,S0N & MALiN, Managers.
kERLY OF CAPITOL HOTEL.
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4, Artillery un.,,

sss,,' , !, meeting OF the Houston
ks,s,., acid last night, ,hroo new
,Ad lived and SIX now appli.
N sss, sa Special meeting has been
mrortan, 10y hight for the trans
~ ttsir ns, business and tho formal
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THE HOTELS.
|uvLoR-RATES $3.50 and $500
IDlY. JAMES LAWLOR, PRO

hvLoR-RATES $3.50 and $500
[lN. JAMES LAWLoR, PRO
EOa.
| Elvards. G. F. Conen, Geo. l..
! II, New York. T. Il. Ripley,
ri. Wolf PLttsburg: w. NJ. Gre
n; "a klrschner, Galveston: T..
by Cleburne, Sam Haas. Louis
Z Franklin, Waco: V. Wiess and
ls Sue C. Baker, Beaumont; 4.
Examb. Luhng: f.. Farnsworth,
q. c. GOA. New Orleans: w. c.
! !. H: Dickinson. ST. Louis: T..
EA@e. II. H. Jones, Dallas; ALI
Ekh. wife and daughter. Austin:
Py9n city; d. X. Conn, CHI cage;
y =, Louis; A. +. Boyd. Ind an
Y D; Miller, J. p. Connellay, New
70. ". Crowder, city: c. w. Rid
EartA; c. G.. Alien. Galveston:
spnlger, Fort Worth; w. p
Pig; NJ. Sltcher. New Yoyk: Mrs.
trkon, New Iberia; NJ. Benbrook
Nn. ", Eeekey. oil city. Pa; j.
Fssy, Philadelphia; G.. Horton,
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h a. cHlLD's JOY.
s.sre, as Main street ,'t'' ir0'"
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they IRE expected tcdo


the same work. Their duties '
compel them TO he on their feet from
morning 10 night, and many Of them.
In short time, contract these dis.
trcssing complaints called female
discusses"
Then occur irregularities, suppressed
or painful mcnstruntion, weakness,
indigestion, lcucorrhUn, general do.
bility and nervous prostration.
They aro hcset with such symptoms
ms dizziness, faintncss, lnsaitude. ex-
citability, irritability, nervousness,
slccplcssncss. melancholy, "all-gone"
md want-to-bc-left-a feelings.
blues and hopelessness.
In such eases there Is one tried and
truc remedy. Lydia II. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound ut once removes
such troubles This following IL .
sample
"My dear Mrs. rinlshnm After
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Mmc. | was too miserable tn 80 TO tho
store, and 40 lost my position Tint
was Eve weeks ago, l am now back
ngnin In my old place. and never felt
So well In all my life. The bear
ing.down pains and whites have left
nc. and | am not bit nervous or
blue. Life looks brighter to me.
don't get tired. my temper is real
sweet. and / could scream right out
sometimes foi joy, ~ssCrgpSar,
Your Vegetable a. s,Ta;S VA
my stand ,MsR
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j. n. and Nary r. proetrf. perjury; pre-.
lmlnnry henrlrr w nr.:.erean
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=
,e.uS TO which they sclous. aitcr -rceiv,
lns 'hc conductors advice check and com.
f"r,Hs IL with the agsnt's
me new ticket is being distributed Aft
over the country for The insn,,,ion ~ tl,c
uVhet agents, and II seems likely hat 4
W prove success. IS al III, rsln,s
canned Tor 1t apparently are een..nc
--------
Mexican Roads Foot.
gigantic railroad pool mas pcen made
by the four lc,di,g e,st,,,s ~ N,.,,,,
which WOW, t,,..
NV" c"eVt he'emoer J. lac
'aiiFoaus IN the pool are the Mexican Ma
tional. the Mexican Central. The M,xi.,n
railway and ,h., ,r,,,.,ooa,,,, IL.
c,n -. '"''""!' '"es
'"ei r"ui INC NJ !cah lraItic asao-
citation. The laws Of Mexico do not pro-
hihit money pooi ANA tbis opo Ia cor,-
Mot. tr -, -
.,h,, i"V'' arc many
e sn.uss upout II which suggest the old
e"'H.rn halfway ana Steamship ass0cia-
~, I'm vi .h's country IL is probable chat
NV "eNlCah frame association WAS organ
n 's.u on me basis OF the old Southern, as
W np'", ". taoul' president of the
McNlcan National was member of that
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Prominen, Republican Dead.

New Orleans. December ST. A. Cage,
for the past eight years chairman OF the
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VINE co.. ---

h. WINE J, coLoRED
ss to- /, latest r., fad in ladies' foot
sssst p'le at Sans Shoe store,
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NV HUTCHINs HO,,sr
IT'V = 7.
q %. +. Alvarez.
lr0nr etor

!: i !. ]: !. :: !.
- 4 20. +. Alvarez,
ANN Remoaeled and
inyS&A> newly fur 1ished.
1lkk N Rates, $3.50 10
EIASs $500 per day.
kr Unequaled IN ali
tE33 AHSW its appoin ments in
NJ 49, tn State OF Texas.
h r,. The leading ho,ei.
[s sta' W. /. R. Bryan ana vie.
+. n Carr, 7. j. Grady.
pa l. A. 4 Dashiell, Dallas; Hob,'t
b It'll, - ! fiuig us. O. j.. More
Sooo,s, Johnson, Mrs. II. g. Dris-
r. Rseisy,n Miss =. IIarmc1. Bry-
ki.lIss her, j. c. st yans. A, st,1:
/ p p SSunloaio; W. VI. WI IT, Eair
n J. pSenSl,nia ana Feeder, u. NCams.
b Fs,.t H. i, Livingss,n: Bsn r.
he Irsake. q. W. SIX mo sni., H. T.
r. BeaumroosS. Lou..vi. e. Mira. n. r..
4 " Il J w, Rlan ford lake
Hstsi:ner" ySilriige. Rockland; l..
I Etp"rsnns; n. E. C1nroe. Mo-
ythoh,s.s ~ ., Jackson. Mss. n. n
80 Z, Smith. oh no,,o =
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Automatic Rcfrigcrators.

The Automatic Refrigerators sold
by Martin X Toay are constructed
upon entirely new principles The
manufacturers challenge comparison
with any other system. These Rcfrig.
orators are Properly Proportioned, All
Parts EAsy to Access, stationary Tops,
Overlapping Doors, Ample Capacity.
10 a word, they are np.to-datc il every
particular. Everything used on the
table can he kept in these Refrigera-
tors untainted Call and examine at
Martin < Toay's. Their large sales
attest their popularity. 37w4
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Thomas Walsh.

Died, in st. Louis on sunday, April
l., Mr.. Thomas Walsh. His death
occurred at the home of his cousin Il.
d. Walsh, after an illness of about
two months. Deceased was born and
grew to manhood in the town of
Willow Springs and was we'll known
in this city rs an Industrious and up.
right man. He went to st. Louis
about eleven years ago, He was aged
about AZ and was never married. His
sister Miss Kate Walsh, Of platteville,
was called TO his bedside and WAS with
him during his Inst illness, He WAS
the twin brother Of John }. Walsh, Of
Willow Springs BE was buried in
Calvary cemetery, St Louis, His be
reaved relatives have the sympathy of
a wide circle Of friends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
NUMBER 81.
Edward sullivan.

Died, vt his home in this city, on
Friday afternoon, April ~, 1896, Mr..
Edward sullivan; aged Is years.
Deceased was born in County Cork,
Ireland; came 10 Milwaukee when
about Is years old. In 1864, he was
married to Miss Bridget Cullen, and
lived IN milwaukee, until about L.
years ago, when he sold his residence
and came to Mineral Point, residing
here till his death, he WAS an honest,
upright citizen and respected by all
who knew him He leaves to mourn
his death, an aged wife, with whom
rests the sympathy Of the entire COM
munity,
The funeral took place Monday
morning, with services at st. pauls
Catholic church, after which the body
was laid To rest in ST. paul's grave
yard.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30

sunday, Aprl -. being the 18th
anniversary Of Oid Fellowship, Iowa
Lodge No /, ana Mineral Point he
hekah Lodge, No IA with several
Of the Brothers and Sisters Of Re0r-
kan from iMG,u, Ia all abNu, one
hundred, btSldrS many UOt mem.
OF either order, Al lo;3o o'clock, III the
mo@Ai'E. attended tie !. Nj. Church,
ana lis'rIed to an "ddWHaNle, able and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Insurance Gasoline stove.

somc people have thought IN uEcs punr hy,
gasoline stove an unsafe thluG 10 buy
such notions as these are past NIL rudur
HUCc,
For there Is q safe stove aud It's called the
Insurance.
Parties intending buying II gasoline
stove will do well 60 call and invCsll-
gate the Insurance before purchasing,
sold by 5, HochiN" Y co.
can and see that swing The ham
moe iB not In IT,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Snring Announcement

Adam Dresen, Taller, has received
his Spring stock Of Cloths and sam.
pies, and is prepared to make up Suits
or Single Garments in the latest styles.
He respectfully invites an inspection
Of his work and prices. suits, from
sl5 and up; and pants as low as $3.50;
made up in workmanlike manner.
Before placing your orders for spring
Or summer garments, consult him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Farmers!

Get your choice northern grown
potatoes for seed while they are cheap.
Now Is your opportunity. We have
the choicest stock that money can buy.
Pride of America late 80 cents per
bushel. Beauty Of Hebron, most
excellent early potato 80 cents per
bnshel. BREWER IL PENIIALLEdoN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
For Sale or Rent.

Having decided TO retire from busi-
ness. therefore offer, my Grain Ware
house for sale or rent. Possession
given on or before August 1st.
II. j. PENIIALLEaoN.
Dated, April I'd, 1896.
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=. II. Osborne,

Chicago, H., General Agent for MINI.
esota and Wisconsin Agencies, Chica.
90 Cottage Organ Co., 2l5 Wabash
Ave, second Iloor. Conover. Schubert
and kingsbury Pianos; Chicago Cot
tage Organs Sly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Furniture !!

Bishop can show You something rea
nice in the .ine of parlor, Bed room
and Kitchen Furniture. Carries
large stock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Gold Medal Flour,
Sold only by David Jacko, agent.

A little III, then u little pin, The III
is gone, the pin has won. DeWitts
Little Early Rscrs the little pills that
cure great Ills w. II. prdeaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30

If the hair has been made to grow
natural color ON bald heads IN thou.
sands Of cases, by using Halls Hair
Renewer, why will it not in your case?
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Now is the Time

To mako Your selections of Furniture
from Bishops Large and carefully 81
lcctpd stock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Great Slaughter

On Prices. in Hardware, Tinware,
Guns, Nails, Hay Carriers, Wire Cloth
stoves, etc. at Eden 4 Blcwetts, for
the next ten days
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

illness. Deceased was 3 years old.
He was member Of the NJ. I. church,
and member of the Masonic frater-
nifty for 35 years, and was buried by
that society He leaves wife, six
sons and two daughters.
An exchange puts it in about the
proper light where it says; Mer-
chants who want the newspapers to
roast grocery peddlers and the like,
would make the newspaper men feel
more like doing 50 if these same mer-
chants would quit using gargling oil
envelopes, baking powder statements
and sidewalk advertisements, and pat
ronize the home papers as all live and
successful merchants do.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the Eastern Star on "Wednesday, May
9th. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs L. \. Cobb returned last week
from Hastings, Nebraska, where she
spent a few months with her daughter
Mrs. Mortimer Oliver. Many friends
welcome her return.
Rev. James Cleary, pastor of the
Catholic church in Sigourney, Iowa,
is on visit to his home, and will con-
services in st. Paul's Catholic church
next Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Wright and family, late
of Fennimore, have taken up their
residence in this city, in the Tremel-
ling home, which Mr.. Wright recently
purchased.
James Calow has been quite i'll dur
ing the past week.
Rev. Moses Breeze, formerly =. NJ
minister at Linden, was in town on
Tuesday. He is now located in Madi-
son as an assistant pastor.
Mrs. |. j. Miller who was recently
called here by the death CT her sister
Mrs. George Gorgen, returned on last
Saturday to her home i'll DeSmett
South Dakota.
Rev. w. II, Clark, Grand Chief Tenn
plar, |. O. G. L. Of Wisconsin, held
lodge Of instruction in Banner
lodge, Waldwick, on last saturday.
Five lodges were represented, and a
basket picnic was held III the hall, fol
lowed by instruction in the work OF
the order. In the evening Mr.. Clark
gave a very able and instructive ad-
dress to large audienc2.
During the present week Easter con-
fessions were conducted in St Paul $
Catholic church. Father Okeefe was
very efficiently assisted by the Rev.
Fathers NJ, Harmon Of Darlington, j..
Buckley of Brodhead, I. Dempsy of
Monroe, and j. Cleary of Sigourney,
Iowa. About 400 persons received
the Holy Sacramen;s OF Pcnance and
Eucharist.
Mr. Henry Cridge, and old and re,
spected resident Of Mineral Point,
died this, Thursday, morning. Funeral
Saturday hour not yet announced.
Misses Agnes and Fannie Mcllhon,
teachers in the Chicago schools, have
been spending The week at the Nell
hon home in this city. They will
return to Chicago on saturday and
resume their duties on Monday.
The heavy rains Of Tuesday caused
washouts in the west and northwest
portions Of Iowa county.
Married, April %, 1896, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Mr..
Oscar c. Rowley, OF Willow sprigns,
and Miss Cora l.. Whitford, Of this
city. Rev. T. ". Straw officiating.
The Pecatonica overllowed its banks
on Tuesday something which has
not occurred in several years.
Mrs. Robert Hughes and daughter
Miss Kate Hughes will hereafter make
Dodgeville their home. The well
wishes of many Mineral Point friends
60 with them.
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Attention, Ladies'!

When purchasing millinery, remem,
ber the stock Of Wearno Il Kent can
not be surpassed for style and cheap
ness.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
MISS A. II. GALE,

Teacher of riano and Organ.
From National Conservatory Of
Music, New York For terms apply
at residence
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
The Central Meat Market

Is the place to get yonr sausage. a
professional sausage maker constantly
in our employ. Try his product.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30

At the Cash Grocery House. Cans
called for and delivered.
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Maplc city Self washing SOAP

BIeachcs white clothes and sets fast
colors. 1t is unrquallcd for ladies'
waists, 37tf
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A Fun Line

or children's Hats, from 2jcts. up,
at WeaIne Il kent's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-04-30
Choice Line

OF Trimmed Hats Special for Satur-
day New Millinery store, next to
Gundry X Grays.
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Insist

| pon having pilsbury's Best Hour and
you will get IL.