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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
A BRAVE new JERSEY boy

Perhaps sthe darkest days expert
enced by the little army OF washing
ton were those that witnessed the re-
treats across the Jerseys, New York
had fallen into the hands OF the boast
full enemy; lie had taken Forts Lee
and Washington and the patriots We're
ON the retreat with the victorious Brit
lsh following IN their wake.
Tobias Traverse, otherwise known
as Toby, was In captivity; prisoner
of war In the only house that could DC
used as a Jail In one Of the villages
through which the British army was
al that moment passing. His onense
was that he had refused 10 reveal 20
the British commander the hiding
place OF some powder. which the patri-
ots had been Obliged TO leave behind IN
their hurried retreat. Cornwalits haa
told the boy that II he had not pointed
out that hiding place before ! O'clock
that evening, ne should be shot.
That was why poor Toby had been
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

II is announced by Bradstreets in
adyices from Washington that the re-
port Of the Venezuelan commission on
the British Venezuela boundary line
dispute will be made to the president
shortly before congress conyenes in
December. 1t was expected that the
report might be ready by Nov. /, but
complications in connection with the
work in Holland have caused delay.
The members Of the commission have
been at work on different branches OF
the subject all summer, with view to
reaching a decision az early as pos
sible. Justice Brewer, the chairman
OF the commission, had called a meet
ing of the commission for October Q.
and it was thought that at that meet
ing all the data could be submitted and
a decision reached. A delay has. how
ever, occurred incident to the work OF
Professor Baer, who has been ransack-
ing the Dutch archives in Holland.
His investigation led him to London,
Justice Brewer has now received a
cablegram from him saying that his
work in London has been completed
and that he will return to Holland
With the submission OF the re-
port of the commission its functions
will come to an end No hint as to
the nature OF the report is forthcom-
ing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

he. ~ Foaf a
"a hole Ia The roof.' e,.,,..., !.
dozen voices. s'''ra h2I
Firing a light. oniel,, ~
scamp has escaped snf a
the utmost confusion rs,s.
4 llsht WAS brought ana 49,,
interior Of the stone nlle, ! ,'' 'l'sa
board IN the roof saId H.. '.s' q
rebel had actually taken flies. y =
white-faced sentry see,npa a. ". ~
filil on his knees with f,ar ei
"iie was here ten mlras
heard nina, he managed d -
Ana ten minutes Ia linn
great deal. He can run H.
put IN Abner Bryant. -
II seems 70 me | heard a f.,
the bridge a little While ar
ell another aud then the s,I,is.. i
aratetl. '''s's i
he sergeant aud one 0.hsr -.
20 Toby's home and searched L. \,
Bryant ran home 10 get a., K Is !
morse, but a startling discover ! NJ
him. aska
The hest horse" was soue
The excitement thar fcIlsws., y.
escape wns Intense. The n,,,:... !
the hamlet secretly reioIced ws 4, /
three tories Bit their lIps ,fssh -, -
some manths later Aimee R,-,s. !
cclyed letter eul0gizlns NJ i
qualities Of his missing hors, ~ J,
thanking him Tor the sise II il
The letter was signed .fssr 81
eFs" AMI the enraged tory a.
and threw il into the Dire
What became OF Tie iI.sh -.
the cross Oadsf
The day after the safTeasls, !, !.
town be WAS the bearrs q -
nom Washington 10 Carn xslss \
lhe defeated general lsoksd 4, n
with q great deal u easleslts
We have met lsefose. ~ "a q
Captain Toby with q boa
I've been thinking u mxhs
severed CORVALLIS: ia, - Fl
cannot place you
II am the Jersey boy sAa r,]
betFay the hiding plaee q o. = q
powder
A lush came TO the fsdInas ~ 4
be- turned Il away. Bat ass ~. \
urnt hr turned suddeaiy Is - =
captain.
I'VE have heard from sial ,es3
sinrr. l understand shat 5, q Il
aftrrNard tineBFthesi Il md assa 4
- II against ~ in the sss<e Z Il
town. he said with q sasis
graerai tfariy lost ysass Sd
that time: bot eamneali F4as I'D
on that 0sNnslon faa asMrss :
made 4 ira jor.
II was the prouslcsi nAssaFsi Z a
tain Tuiiys life. aud ne reki prsaa]
WIS when be- went iaek Is -
hani.sf and turned oysE % Al8ss n
ant hts black horse Wiki IA "a
him 10 safety on the asasi essa
nlshs In his HISTORY -Dsn4e -
can
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

, Epnht drew MP his squad and saw TINT
'hs,f muskets were loaded witt, hnli
apiier Bryant and tle other torioa
~ 'be crossroads stood on n, n littln
Instance and Witnessed this ceren,nnv
Hell tel. said the hend Tory ...rl.
poy VIII weaken nj the last iuo,nnu,
mn sh Wnen the rear guard leaves M
my y take the rebel powder along,
!, certainly. Ills mother uudera,,,,.t.
know" " tar' you
There they 20. now. The sorooan,
~ gong 70 carry out hia orders II AZ.
"',ip rebel stu remains defiant.
~ front of the stone house The da.
luted. wy sentry sn-
M. y y O'clock" said the sergeant.
hcre's your prisoner
The Errnpc.
IN sergeant unlocked tho door. thc
IVY prliing harshly In tho ulstv nad.
uoh. ana The next moment no lonrnd
W ~, s,rd called for Toby. 'V"V"
went inside. ~ sohiier
n moments glance seemed sutiicie,,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Then come" l said. eagerly; eve
must lose no time. II viii be midnight
before we can hope 70 reach Danyers.
Not Danvers," She replied. shrink
Ing hack as | sought TO take her hand;
-set rs 20 70 TFeeonne; there is not
cry there who will marry Us, and we
are FAR safer froIl pursuit.
VERY well" | answered, -let rs be
of.
Refusing my proTered assistance.
Mile de BouFsoEs walked 10 the car
riaEe and sprang lightly 10 the back
seat. Rather awkwarClly. took my
place in front. gathered up the reius,
and drove OF as swiftly as I could in
duce tine ancient steed to move.
MadamoiseIle drew her mantle close.
Is over her head and shoulders. aud
but once during the long drive did she
speak. Then it was to direct me to the
TregOnne road
With ample time for reflection, my
adventure began 10 seem rather queer
ard uDcanny. and by fhe time we dis
covered the lights Of Tregonne twink
ling before Us 1 came TO doubt the per-
feet wisdom Of my present course.
But il was too late to draw back
noE-and the girl was very beautiful.
This * the n0tarys." said my com
pani0n. IN her low. sweet voice. indi-
eating By a gesture n rambling striic-
| ture from whose windows CLEANED a
single light.
| ieaped out. found the door Mt the
end Of long pathway, and knocked
upon II loudly.
A tall. thin man. beyond the middle
age. holding tallow candle high
| above his head. answered my call
You are the notaryy' asked, brief
| Is.
| He nodded assent.
Il wish 10 be married.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

tremblel ut my own presumption. as
suggested H.
~Mademoiselle." said haltingly. Il
see but one alternative. Nou must
marry me"
The yiolet eyes opened wide in sur
prise MARRY you. monsieur
Then pursuit would be useless. Be
ing my wife. you would escape this
villain who insists upon wedding you.
l am free and able 10 give you all that
would add TO your happiness and
shall learn to love you very dearly. IL
is true that am a stranger TO You. but
assure you am in all ways worthy
to seek both your heart and your
hand
She gazed with earnestness into my
face for a moment. and then replied
slowly:
Il think shall trust you. monsieur
Indeed. l cannot help myself. viii
be your wife,"
There was no coyness in her answer.
no blush tinted the pale. beautiful
face; but she drew herself up with an
air of simple dignity that commanded
,, my respect and admiration
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
4 and could not resist the appeal from

nnd could not resist the appeal from
beauty III distress.
But. tell me- I said. chow can I
cave y0n from this disfasteful mar
Tiage? DO you wish 10 ny: have q
conveyance close by aud will gladly
escort you to place Of safety"
'To Ny would avail me nothing" size
answered with "a sweet sadness: "tley
would follow Us and force III. to re-
turn"
"Bnt how else can ] yaYe you:" I
asked. helplessiy.
II 10 NOT know" she replied. with n
sudden calmness that suggested de-
spair. But unless yog can find some
way to enccor me | shall take my own
life"
There was no doubt. from the ex-
preston or her low. earnest voice. that
she meant this, and. filed with con-
sternatioll al the thought, ! racled my
brains for s0r1e way 10 preserve both
her life and happiness.
At last an idea care 10 me. but I
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Married he echoed, in surprlsc;
shut when, Monsieur"
Vow; ut once"
''But the bride, MONSIEUR
Il will fetch the bride. she IL wait.
Ing without"
thought lie intended to protest; so
J left him abruptly and returned FOR
the lady. She wIS already approach.
lug the hoi,sc, aipl rs | met her she
inotionPd me 10 u before. while sic
followed silently in the pathway.
EuD InOqllM sn polImpg SIU1ou auI
ceremony. aud we entered srInil.
dlmly-lighied room that appeared 10
be n study.
My conf anton 1T once seated herself
~ IN armchair, Sut without removing
the lnuitiings from her face.
Tie notary sndffed the candle, mr..
ranged his books, and. turning to me
with n penetrating look. said:
! must knoy yoiir maize. monsieur
"l,icEarl Harrington
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Mrs. Margaret Adams is the captain
of a canal boat that bears her own
name and she is also member of the
society OF New Womanhood from start
TO finish. all the time. "et ultra" One
of her crew. Michael Haynes. made a
break at the petticoated commander
with a knife. whereat she tapped him
on the head with a marlin spike and
easily put him out in the first round.
This was all right. Of course. but IN
fortunately for the cause Of New Won
anhood, Mrs. Adams had enough Old
womanhood left in her makeup to i'm
mediately retire to the cabin and have
a good cry. after which she recovered
sufficiently to get good and mad in
earnest, and throw everything NOV
able overheard. She seems to be pref.
ty feminine, after all.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

The orient has become a competitor
OF the eastern part OF this continent in
supplying coal 10 the Pacific coast. An
American vessel recently arrived in
San Francisco with a cargo of coal
from Tonquin. that is said 10 be equal
in quality to the best Pennsylvania coal
and can be sold protitably at price
considerably below the coal sent from
the eastern states. While the product
comes from a district peopled By
Chinese. the industry is developed by
French capital.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Dizzy" Conway. New York's swell
est policeman. has left the metropolis
and betaken himself to Chicago. New
York was too slow for Dizzy and
there were too many regulations in
volying the payment Of fines on the
books Of the police headquarters. He
was not able TO live as he thought a
gentleman should live. which incident
ally included smoking while on duty.
Chicago. however. is TO be congratu-
lated upon the acquisition Of the swell
est policeman in America. He intends
to join the Chicago force. especially il
he be put on duty down town at some
crowded crossing where he can assist
thousands Of pretty women daily
which duty he is said TO perform with
amazing and inimitabie grace and &C
tiyity.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

"your resldeneeT'
II am an American
He wrote the answers In MS nook.
Then. CHANGING toward the artn-ehair'
he continued:
The lady's Manner
/ waited for her 10 reply, but as sue
remained silent. l answered:
'.AInelie de Boursons."
"WhotH cried the notary. In q ioud
voice, springing to his feet, while q
look OF fear oyerspread his wrinkied
face.
"Amelle de Boursons," l repeated,
slowly, Infected by the mans agitation
in spite of myself.
The notary stared wildly at the muf-
fed form OF the lady. Then he drew
out his handkerchief and wiped the
beads OF respiration from his fore
head.
What does this mean, monsleur!"
demanded, angrily.
The man needed me not the slight
est. but. clutching the edge OF the Ia
BILE TO steady himself. and extending
his long. bony finger toward the girl,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

1t must be a terrible blow to the
great purifier. Anthony Comstock. to
be accused Of --indeeeney,' but that is
just the claim made against him by
the women Of the ". C. T. Q. with
regard TO the big row they are haT-
ing over the bills brought before the
legislature last session. Comstock de-
tends himself somewhat lanely. but
the women are after him with sharp
stick and say. "the terms he employed
were positively Enciean," and so on
lad infnitum," or lad nauseum.
whichever you prefer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
chn.lns . pumaly IIs', 4.

IN The absence Of i've 'aSs
prcsidio club lnauguIa''' !. /
sport. which IL quite IIss,' I. n M
scde tie original game =, doss
ming Of Il stuffed lare ~ .l ~ vii uIl
tire on one Of the wlic ,,,,, !" 4
ut enc end Of the WIN III \
wound ROSES Ia s' ''scr q
Htrctcncd III yards on .,'',s ssIi1
tIcd 10 d stuffed hare. ins sIsbl|
az wiicrlnan, waited iol 20, ", n a d
IN the string aud the r''' =, anly .
dogs tried 20 oycriakr. aa.b ihfe
stance did the terriers l'"'"
--snn francisco CAL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

The third quarterly payment to the
Usage Indians. consisting Of 800, 900.
was made last week. Hundreds of
gamblers were at Pawhuska and the
few msrshaIs were powerless to pre-
vent deprcdations. Two gamblers.
Jones and Evans. buncoed a gang OF
full-bloods and the men ran the gamb-
Iers out Of town, and beat them 10
death. II seems that the Indians held
the winning hand.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

the rim. Another steel Wps ,'as q
with sharp points ninkss 1 hIsus|
ti0ns al over the reniniiilHs
fncp OF the tllimble. ..Al,t
fine last operation y 20 M 's M
onRlily Ia soapsuds, g p.'m =, i
fully. and II h ready VI Y, III
work baskct.-San Isrine'ssV
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

The most humorous thing about a
great many jokes is that some persons
accept them in earnest.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

People who cannot adapt themselves
TO conditions are mere machines with
an ability TO grumble.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

One consolation for defeated candi-
dates will be that the corn-husking
season is on.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

People are beginning to think that
the campaign button has been pressed
too much.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

With the approach of Thanksgiving.
Gladstone begins to talk about carving
Turkey.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

j object to being retired from Tho
held. remarked the Base BAR.
4 nave Kirk coming. too" repliad
nc Foot Ball -Piitsburg ChronioI.
Telegraph. A'''e
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Pawnbrokers may not be the best
people in the world. but We have to put
APP with them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

The millennium viii come about the
time that people do their own think
ing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

People who are efficient are never ex.
pensiye 20 those who employ them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Curb-stone brokers are now dealing
principally in loose talk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-23

franchise have already been taken
and in few days the matter will be
completed. Work will begin on the
plant Immediately.
At Cassville the subject Of electric
lights il being agitated. A local
company is looking into the advis-
ability Of leasing the waterworks
plant Of the village and operating an
electric light plant in connection
with it.
Died. at his farm home ~ miles
south Of tennimore, on Friday morn.
ing, Dec. 10, 1897, Of Bright's desease
Mr.. j. Reed Budd, aged about 10.
The Lancaster Teller will issue a
daily through the holidays.
Married, at the residence of &. =
Angus, brother-iu-law of the groom
on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Il. J
Brown. Mr.. Geo. w. Eek to NJ iss
Lena Broge, all Of sitter.
Married, at the residence Of T. A
Elwell, justice Of the peace, in the
town Of Waterloo, December IL, 1897
Mr.. John Daily, Of Lancaster, and
Miss Kate Laparte, of Waterloo.
Mrs, Hattie Green Christopher, a
daughter of r. r. Green, of Fenni-
more, was married on Thanksgiving
day, at Paxton, H., to Ralph Dunlap
Of Champaign, III. Both were suit.
| dents at the Northwestern Universe.
| ty at Evanston, Mr.. Dunlap studying
for the ministry. The bride recently
| returned from a two years sOjourf
| IN Chill, whore she went as IA mis-
sionary.
One day recently Frank Parish
| the genial baggageman at Montfort
was presented with IA pair of lusts
baby twins by his wife, and few
days afterward mail agent Dodds, OF
| the Madison run, on coming home t.
| Lancaster one night, found the same
| liberal surprise awaiting him.
W. \. Briggs, merchant at Bara
boo, has displayed in his window the
skin of boa constructor that liveC
| in Ringling's menagerie a year ago
! He expects to make it up into va
| lise.
While Joe McGill and John Morse
We're chopping near Pickett's station
! McGill slipped as he was welding
| bis AK and struck his partner below
the shoulder, splitting his arm down
and through the elbow making :
bad injury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-23

nant black leg. Vaccination is the
only preventative known to science.
Married, at the residence of Mrs.
John G.. Sitter, in the town OF Wyon-
ing, Nov. "A. by Rev. John ID. Davis,
pastor Of the Welsh Congregational
church, o, Spring Green. Mr.. Lewis
Enoch and Miss May Sitter.
On Monday last Miss Rosa Baker
aud brother John, OF Linden, took
their departure for California. They
20 to Il town near Los Angeles where
their sister Mary and brother Al
bert now reside.
Sam1 POad Of Linden, for a week
or two has been investigating "a lit
tie to the uorthward Of the range
worked by him, Elijah Poad, John
Poad and Ed. Coach on Elijah
Poad's place several years ago with
the result that he has made "a very
promising discovery.
Thursday evening. Dec. 8, the
DodgeviIle Chapter Order OF Eastern
Star. elected the following officers
who are to be installed Dec. Both {:
w. NJ. Mrs. Annie Cox; w. T., 7. II.
Mundy; Asst NJ, Jennie Jones; Sec.
Mrs. Cora Hoskins; Treas, Mrs. l..
Bilkey; Cond., Mae Mcpherson
Asst Cond., Josie Pryor.
Mai. Geo r. Frank, Of Muscoda,
was promoted to IA new command ON
Thursday, Dee 2, as the following
| from .ht Muscoda Waterman intim-
dtoa. Mai. Geo. Il. Frank and Miss
Mary Owens departed on the morn
ing train for Portage, where they
were met by Rev. Milton Michaels
who married them in the afternoon
After their marriage they went on a
wedding tour, through the northern
part Of the state.
Williamson Post, G.. A. r., aud
Williamson w II. G., of DOdgeyiIle
held their annual election last
Tuesday, Dec. IL, at which the Iol-
lowing officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: POst--P. c., A. >.
Hearn; :. Y. G., VIM. :. Jones; j. v
G., Philip Perkins; q. NJ, J. Fl
Cartwright; Surgeon, Clark Hick-
cox; Chaplain, ID. G. Jones; o. ID.
VIM. II. Elliott; Q. g., George Beau
mont; Trustee, j. II. Cartwright
Delegate to Department Encamp-
mcnt, VIM. :. Jones; Alternate
Evan d. Evans. CUrps-President
Laura Bilkey; :. Y. T., Mary Jones
j. Y, T., Carrie Naliee; Treas, Cora
Hoskins; Chaplain, Ella Johns
Com, Annie Stratman; Guard, Jen-
ME l.. Smart, Delegates to Depart
mput Convention, khoda Robinson
Jennie l.. Smart; Alternates, Sarah
Cunningham, hettie Davey. The
officers will be Installed at a joint
meeting of the Post and Corps, to
be held ON Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy II, 1888.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-23
Professional Cards
PHYSICIANS.


( ,RAbuATf Rush MEDICAL COLLEGE. and Ia,
Resident physician ana Surgeon. 'i l,. IaV'
terrain Hospital Chicago ''esp!
i, ,i Especial attention given to Chronic ~urgics
diseases, Asthma, Br nchitis ConSurn Ito,
rheumatism. diabetes sud BrighrS gi,easa
chronic diseases % the Liver Kiippvs 80
Nerves and skin chronic diseases of Women
sna Chlidish. INDIGESTION aud diseases OF The
stomach and lntestines a speciality 'is
Practice limited TO office practice aud cbro,
diseases No night calls nours, Toto 10
eXcept SUI days also from to iP, NJ sntnr5s ),
Once over Gundry & GgayB. eni,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-23
Stockholders Nee ting

Notice X hereby given that tine
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders Of The First National Bank
of Mineral Point viii be held at it,
office on Tuesday, January n, l>gS
L. ALLEN. Jk.. Cashier.
Dated Dec. :, l~97. t9wS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-23

NEl0HHoRuoOns sUEHOUNplNG,
Geo. Wortiey, a prosperous farmer
residing q miles southeast of Darl-
iugton, died last saturday, aged "a.
j. :. Convey, of Argyle, was found
guilty by a South Wayne Justice Of
selling liquor without a liHeuse, and
fined 500 and costs amounting in all
to about $50, in default OF which he
was sentenced TO six months In the
county Jail
The editor Of the Lancaster Re
porter announces that on and after
January /, 1883, it viii be silver
paper
The old lead deposits at Pigeon
Diggiug1 in Grant county, which
were abandoned years ago on ac-
count of the impossibility Of getting
water out of the shafts, have recent
~ aroused new interests. The water
level of the region has been steadily
rccodtug for some years and it is
found that many rich leads can now
he worked TO advantage. The old
shafts are being sunk deeper and
many new ones have been started.
Cousmh,rs quinn and Gallgan
of Darlington went TO pOatteville
Monday To search for John Bell, the
burglar They were hot ON his trail
when hi~ attorney came 70 the Off
GERS and assured them that Ill They
would doslst in the search Bell
would come i'm aud surrender. The
officers returned home and the next
day Ben came lu with a relative and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-23
Additional L OCdlS.

SPECIAL Holiday goods at the
White House.
Watch chains, charms and lockets.
My goods guaranteed. A. w.
THoMA.
NEVER saw nicer daiuties for the
table than are ut Guttenstein Il
Jacka's, Is the verdict Of all
A LARGE, fresh line of watches
jewelry and silverware for the Holt
day trade at Mauger's jewolry store
WE have the largest and most com
pIete line of watches and jewelry for
Holiday trade in Iowa county.
WIN. MAUGER.
WE have the largest and best as
sortment Of Books, Albums and
Fancy Goods to be found in the
county. j. j. HANsCoM X Co.
II you are looking for pure drugs.
fresh goods ana the most complete
assortment with prices right you
will go to PridcauNs Drug Store. Nv
WE guarantee every article which
passes through eur hands to be eN-
actly rs represented Cali and in
spcct our new line of iewelry for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-23

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Speclaldes--Surgery, surgical Diseases of Wome,
ana geuito urinary surgery. Cancers. Piles ana
lumors removed and in suitable eases 4 hon,
the knife. All operations performed uro,, 80
Ear Nose and hroat. Eyes teste, ana glass.
lifted by thu most Inoderna ldapprpved metbos
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-12-23
DIR. 4. r. CLARKE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

utauuate OF ku~h We'd cal College 1891. Es
peciaI attention given To ali acpte and cbronTr
catarrhal diseases, sucn as cHtarrh of the nose
throat, bronchi j tubes lungs and stOmsch
All medical AID surgical diseases of wCmen
ana enlldre.' CHROME SKIN and vene al diseases
all nervous diseas, : a Specially Olink -
ponses given all obstetriual calls in both CIV
aud country. a ii Office work strictly casb
Nlght calls received irom office, located in The
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