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CHTRCH NOTICES

SPIRITUALlSM-A meeting will be held
a Wonn's Hail, 72t 9th 81. NV. Sunday
evening, by Mrs. ZOller, residence S13 9th
st. NV, assisted by another medium, who
will give automatically written spirit mes
SagAN. nome SeanCe Wednesday evening.
Item
SPIRITUALISM-Ma Masonic Hall. corner
Ninth and F streets, every Sunday. Ly-
ceum or Sunday-school. 10 a. m: lecture.
1870 a. m. and 80 p m; the First Society
are fortunate in having with us for the
Sundays in January Mr.. George a. Fuller,
president Massachusetts state Association,
one Of the most eloquent advocates of Spirit
aa:lsm on our platform. Jazz, $3.50
HON ELIJAH A MORSE, OF Massachu-
sets, VIII address the mems meeting at
the Y. N. c. A, 1907 Eleventh street
northwest, Sunday. January "A, at 4 p.
m, on The Blessings OF the Gospel
The men of this city are urged to be pres
ent. 1t
SPIRITUALISM sunday services at the
Temple, 81 3 Ninth street, at 3 and 80
O'Clock; lecture and tests; DR.. Matthews,
circles, tuesday and Thursday nights
Private interviews daily. 1t
ADOLPH ROEDER. of Orange, n. Y,
will deliver the next lecture in the Gen
eral Convention Course" at the New
Church. Sixteenth and CorCOran streets, on
Sunday evening. He will treat of Sweden
borg's profound and interesting doctrine
of the Discreet Degree in Being and in
iOWlnE. SHOWING tHc IeldIlOh OF OH
fcrent planes OF Being in the universe
and the coordinate planes of knowing
and believing. Agnostics and deep think
ers will be interested.
CnU k,n or UUh Al hEn-UEN erSalIst
Corner Thirteenth and l. streets north
west. Services at IL a. IN. ana T:30 p.
M; Sunda y-school, 9:A5 a. M; Young
People Union, $50 y. m; Rev. A. g.
Rogers, d. D.. pastor, a. m, The
Proclamation of Christ on the Great
Day of the Feast" Evening, a
Continuation of the new series OF
illustrated sermons on 1.-The Way of
the Gross. a pilgrimage from Bethlehem
Man of Galilee;" subject. ''The Good
Shepherd" The sermon will close with
the illustrated hymn, The Ninety and
Nine All seats in the church open to
the public. 1t
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DANCING.

DANCING-P upils desired by lady teach
9 y. m; morning class, So. so per mo |;
private residence; reduction to clubs; refs.
Address QUICK METHOD, this office.
ja1S-7tep
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-SIO "a day While they last
100000 Diamond Safety RaZorS at 2lc.
EACH poStDaid. One to every Uan who
shaves himself, Just TO introduce our Dia-
mona stepl. hand-forged Cutlery, KNIFE and
Scissors SharpenerS, etc, into every home.
Address DIAMOND CUTLERY co. 50
Broadway. New York city. Item
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

EOR sAIE-A higb-grade S75 bicycle,
nractICalIv withlamp, bell, Cyclometer,
tools. complete, for S45; guaranteed. Call
after D. IN $50 Hickman St, between
Ist and I'd. u and f. Item
FOR SALE-'96 Victor; in line condi-
tion: with some guarantee, bargain, T.
WEST. Room 8, ATS La. ave. ja21-3t
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LOST.


LOST-On l St, between 9th and 10Th
SITS. NV, or on 9th ST., between l and or
on Metropolitan line, between 9th and the
S. S. Mcclure Co., New York city, and
containing four letters. Finder will please
return to office Of this paper and receive
a suitable re ward. 1t
on her horns. Reward ifreturned to stable
in rear of 1880 Mass. ave, or 1908 Coqn.
ave. 1t
LOST-The finder OF white and tan
cocker spaniel yesterday afternoon or even
ing, return to 625 Md ave. ne. and re-
cefve suitable reward. - 1t
LOST-In Scott Circle, III herdIc or Nc
Pherson Square. seal-headed boa. Reward
IL left at this office ja21-3tem
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wANTEp-postAGE STAMPS

WANTED-For cash, ali kinds of old
United states postage and departments
stamps; collections also bought. h. r.
DUNkHORST. lUU5 7th SC. NV. seY-tf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EAChANGE-M equity of 81 coo
In best corner house on II st. ne. for suall
unIncumbercd house. A. W CRlTTEN-
DEN. No. 8 . st ne. JaZ . Stem
FOR EAIHANGE-For lots IN Llie NV. or
small houses ne. one OF the finest stone
'front.' houses on 10th st.-hard- wood piano
insil.ed-tlecOrated in oil paint-wlTed al
through for electric lights rooms deep
auartercd oak flOorS-Batils. the most beau
iful n the city. HEBRON & RAMEH. Ohio
National BaHk Building. la2O-6I
FOR SALEOR REXCHANGE-Two houses
In NV for lots. A c. l., 637 + st sw:
ja21-3t
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SITUATIONSw wANTED-MALE.
AND FEMALE.

WANTEp-Mana and wife would like po-
Sitlon tugeJIer. ln CIy or out. Address NJ.
and w. this office 80 2t-rm
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED To buy cheap a second hand,
high grade, SO, bicycle; state price. X
Y. T., this office. ta21-3t
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-FulI dress suits, 81 only.
i,-l,tsjS tJurlN IiO-t an st. uw. dez4-Sf
FOR hIRE-Io druInIners ana business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton. 81 90 and
So per day. Apply 10 the REX ST. ABLESI
rear GI5 T. st. NV. telephone call. 1O9
myl6-tf
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OPPOSED TO FOOTBALL.
The Lawmakers of Indiana and Me-
braska Moving Against the Game.

The Lawmakers OF Indiana and Ne
brasl1a Moving Against the Game.
indianapolis Ind, Jan. 23.-A bill was
introduced in the house yesterday. max
ing it unlawful for any person or persons
70 engage in playing football in the State OF
Indiana.
Representative Patterson, a Franklin
county doctor, who introduced the bill,
said he had witnessed many games. inclu,i-
ing the big annual events in the East. and
declared that more men have been killed
by football than by pugilisn.
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. ga decidedly
stringent anti-football bin was introduced
in the lower house OF the Legislature yes
terday. The hill provides that any person
engaging rs a participant in football game
shall, upon conviction, be fined sum not
less than S25 or more than S100. or impris-
ODment for a term not exceeding three
months. or both; further, il any one is Con-
cerned rs hacker. umpire, assistant, reporter
or Onlooker, he is liable 10 a fine OF from
$5 10 S25. Another clause in the bill
enables the proper authorities to place
persons under bond to keep the peace who
shall be caught training for a footballgame.
weIlworn willic-I understand Christmas
h comm, Pete.
Perambulating Pete-Yep: an amt got
no sock 10 hang up Philadelphia North
American.
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wANTED-ROOMS.


WANTED-Feb. l , by > adults, unfur.
rooms for hight housekeeping, ur / unfur
room ana small fur. bedroom; state lowest
terms and particulars, refs. exchanged.
Address D. ID. NJ, this office. Item
WANTED-By man, wife and TWO small
children. = or j unIur. rooms, Suitanle
for light housekeeping; well heated. NV
preferred: rent not to exceed SIS. + F.,
this office. Item
WANTED-Feb. L (: or 3 nicely fur.
ROOMS for light housekeeping or small fur.
fiat: family 3 adults. Address CAkEFC l.
TENANT this office. iaE23t
WANTED-2 or 3 unfur; rooms with
first-claSs dreSsmaker whore i may obtain
steady work as trimmer. +. W, this office.
ja232t
hANIEIb-l We communicating rooms on
2d floor Sw. Address j A. BILLINGS
LEY 221 11th st. sw. j0233t
WANIED-AH persons having family
hotels or respectable private homes with
rooms for rent kindly call at Room l5.
Loan and Trust Building. la1b-lm-em
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FOR REST-HOJSES.

EOK RENT-JOHN l.. WEAVER,
L Cor. and Sth SITS. u. W. Telephone llOi.
&c 10 SO 9Th ne 1905 18th INV, ,ir.. 5000
new 6r.... S2sOh 1904 Fla aY, tr... 1850
$50 spence nw,6r $50 Office rs, GzJ ; st.
S3S Elm, LED Pk, Rooms. o.S 9th-
Lr r,.,,.,.,..... 1910 q 8 Z3d, Or .....,.. IZ00
"a AZ and 81 Est . TT 81, Bkrd, or l2CO
me, 81. .. I6.5g 1913 18Th &c, Cr -. $50
ia2i'tf
FOR RENTING room Eouse No. 429
Washington street. Call 9lZ 1tn ST. NV
ja23 Stem
rUtl tlI,E.NI-IoIOiureutc tcHdT.t-tIcaT a.
9th Sc, in wide. paved court; rooms
paperpd, and water in yard reduced 10
SO WRIGHT " STOCKETT, Real Estate
and Insurance Agents, 6lS L st. NV
1a22-3t-em
FOR RENT d st. Sc; neat Groom
and Datn Uuck, IN goOu order; with good
yard; $3.50. 416 n. J. ave, sc.
JAZZ 81
FOR RENT-House, Ala II ST. NV;
rooms ana batn S2U.5o- Ja22-3t
FOR RENT-FurnIshed house on Capitol
Hill, incluunG piano; board and room or
son taken Tor part rent II desired. terms
FOR RENT-No. go 9th st. ne, ,j-room
cellar and a. III. /. pressed brick 'front.'
bay window: near ca De and neTJnC. only
Sl55 30, f. j. DIEUDONNE, Ohio Rank
building Ja22-3t
FOR RENT-Seyeu-TooIn frame cottage
IN Rroo kland; two blocks from cars; mod
ern improvements, terms low. Inquire L.
$. HOLLIDGE, care Saks & Co. tr
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WANT ED-Situation 10y experienced
young man as matchmaker on general re-
pair work preferred;or on elevator. T. T.
R.. this office Ja23-3t-em
WANTED-Place as driver, or work OF
any kinu, 10y AoUlg wnite man; best OF rel.
Address j l., thlS oiflct. lite
NANIED-A urSt- class whIte waiter also
good as barkeeper. lunchman or take
charge OF dlDlng-rUOm. seeks employment.
Address r. ". l., this office. Ja23-2t
WANTED-A middle-aged man (printer
by tradel, who has had experience as COM
pOSttOr. job printer and prOofTaader, ,lc-
sires a situation; has not worked ut his
trade for number Of years, is a stranger
in tire city and man of Christian habits;
Is willing to work for his board and wash
ing. Adre>s PRINTER, this office.
WaAIf-I By C0loreu yDuUn OF lt,
place IN cigar or grocery store, private fam
HG. or li-Hu work ot any kliiI, best itlS.
eau or address JOHNSON NELSON, Car
roll ave, TakOma. ID. C. jazz Stem
WA Employment as assistant edi-
or magazine. well versed in the English,
French and Latin languages especially
"a h@tory SO thecogX p,yGho iogy and
a fair trial or no pay asked. Address Z.
J. q, 23l lst st. NV. Ja22-3t-em
WANTED-By honest, Industrious young
man. with experience, position in grocery;
understands horses; best refs, Ii. W,
tins Office. ta22-3t-em
NANIED-A competent White youth,
aged l6, wants position in office or store,
with finn OF good standing; references.
RELIABLE, this office. ia22-3t-em
WANIED $50 IN cash TO anyone get
ting me position : watchman, messen-
ger or porter; can give good city refs. Adj
dress = TEf ENS, UnIs Office. Ja22-3t
WANTED BY worKIng farm manager,
position; experienced, sober and reliable;
refs. Address MANAGER, this office.
Ja22-Jt
WANT ED-POult-yman wants situation:
experienced in all details. eggs, bruileTS.
caponS. etc. Address WORKER Y, this Of
flee. ia22-3t
HANIEp- IHuuOugnty competent pen
sion clerk desires an enga ge ment: long eX-
perienCe. best refs. asto Character and abil-
uy. PENSIONS, this office. Ja21-3tem
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EDUCATIONAL.
MANDOLIN, VIOLIN AND GUITAR.
Special rates-2Ol lessons for $40.
ARTHUR Il. YUNDT,
934 st. NV, Room L.
1a2O-4t
THORALD JERICUAU, Fn. b.. Royal
University OF Copenhagen, viii receive pu-
pills on piano, organ, theory and compost
Jion studio, Droop's NJ Music Store. Apply
Droop's or Ellis Music Houses. 925 and
137 Ia. ave. se26-I
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DR.. LEATHERMAN,

Expert Specialist in the cure of all forms
OF private diseases. Structure, Hydrocee
and Varicocele quickly cured. Diseases of
the blood skin bladder. Kidneys and syphiiiiic
diseases permanently cured. Vital powers
restored Consultation free. Both sexes.
Hours, 9to L. , to j Tues, Thurs. and sat.
evenings, : TO 5 No. COG F NV. tCloseI sun
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"REVIVAL MEETING in Staunton, Va;
which 1 recently conducted, described by
Pastor L. HeZ SVEN, Sonday night, Second
BAPTIST Auditorium, 4th ST. and Va, ave.
sc. 1t
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nELp wANTEn-MAIE.

NANTEh-An intelligent toy: one who
4 i Ne. = t5gt go rcacer. Apply IlMhS COM. .oS-
NJ koOM, Z p. m. 1t
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PROF. CLAY. Medium. tells business,
love affairs, losses, etc, cradle to grave,
for 50c: reuuiteS separated husbands, wives.
sweethearts or friends: causes speedy mar
riages; removes spells, bad luck; all trouble.
10 To lUdaily. 4S9 ii St.SW. Ja13lmO-Gn
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NINE. THEo. MEDIUM .

Scientific palmiSt and card reader; know
vuur fate and fortune, open daily. German
spoken. zoe. and soc. s29 Ii ST. NV.
. L
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w. nA.N lED-Boy 10 learn lewclry TRACE;
HvDn chahce TO learn. Room /, 934 4 st.
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WANTED-At City Intelligence office,
Cooks. general house workers, waters,
drivers. laundreSstS, nurses. cham bermaldS,
bows; places furnished till suited. Eaab-
liShed l $50. SHACkELFORDS :, AZ
1lth st. NV. ja237t
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WANTED-Afirst-cla cook, for board
sng-houSe; and also a boy; white preferred.
D01 Nj st. NV. ia22-3t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Brick stable in rear S23 22d
ST. N.Y.: key at same; rent reasonable.
ja22-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-white gardener. and wife for
house work and wash aud iron; today.
DICKS AGENCY. 6l3 9TH. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANrFp-FEMALE.

WANTED-Washing and ironing to do
st. Sw. 1t
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WANTED-House in southwest, for a
client; not over So 500. ID. THOMPSON.
1885 T st. NV, or c. CLINTON JAMES,
607 + st. sw. taI9-7t
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FOR RENT-1235 18th st. NV, four
rooms on second floor, furnished or un-
furnished Apply 1875 18th st. unit
the first of the month. Item
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WANTED-By honest, industrious young
man. with experience, position in grocery;
understands horses; best refs, II w,
tins office. fa22-3t-em
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5JELr WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED immediately, pretty act
resses FOR the stage. amateurs VIII be
given Chance. REPERTOIRE, this Of
flee 1t
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NANTED-By young lady, position as
bOOkkecper, cashier, or general office work;
references; experience; moderate salary.
L. B. s.. this office 1t
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NpATrED-wmte y. uuroer, at 7O5 l2th
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-18
COBB.

10 the Iowa County Democrat
Mss Matte Fillbach is home for
two weeks vacation.
AT present writing Mrs. VIM. Ere
man, ST., is very sick. We hope for
her speedy recovery.
Miss Dougherty of Benton, is Wis
iting with her sister Mrs. Elba East
man.
Miss Stella Norris spent several days
of last week in town.
Several from here took in the class
recital at Edmund Friday night, and
report an enjoyable time.
A n. McCrady is on the sick list
this week. Also James Fox, Sr.
A very pleasant and profitable time
was had at the joint meeting of the
Edmund league with our home league
Sunday night.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-18
Animal NIu,icrrartcns.

1t will he noticed that all creatures
which hnvo large families, whether
bousts on birds, have lrns trouble i'll rear.
ink them than those which have only
one or twoyuuug Little pigs arc weeks
ahead OF calves IN intelligence, and tho
young partridge, with its dozen brothers
and sisters, Is far moro teaohnble thnn
the young eagle. There teoms DO doubt
that tho latter is taught to fly Ivy its
parents. A correspondent informs tho
writer that no has watched tho old
birds SO engaged and the young eagles
reluctantly following thom so "A height.
Specialized education iii animals bo.
gins late. Tho beaver kittons training
does not begin until the autumn of the
ycnr in which it WINS born. Tho old
beavers which have moved UP tributary
streams into the woods, or roamod to
tho larger lakes during summer, then
return to inspect their dam and repair
il for tho winter. They then cut down
n few trooa, and. dividing them into
logs, roll them or tow them to tho dam,
Tho kittens meantime nrn put IN TO
what in workshop would ho called II
"soft job" They cut MI tho small
branches and twigs into lengths and do
their ahnro OF light transport service.
In the mud pattiug and repairing Of the
dam the beaver kittona take their share,
but thorn II littlo doubt that they do 20
because their elders aro 10 engaged. IL
il Kindergarten Of the bust kind, be-
cuusn mud patting and Rticl; cutting nro
a great joy mud eolUco to old beavers 40
well as young ones, and SO instruction,
plonauro and business are oil combined.
Young ottors, ana probably alRo young
water rata, have Ca be taught 20 10 into
tho water, according to the obscryn'
tions Of Mr.. llWt, tho late head Keeper
ut the roo the young ottnts born there
did not Cntcr the 'SAtor for weeks, md
oven then their mother had 10 mind
them and fetch them ont when she
thought they had had enough OF 1t.
They swim naturally when once in tho
water, and this seems trno of all ami.
mails. London Spectator.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-18
CIli,nlrnna Mr.. IIeIds.

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, in her book
"Cbaptcrs From Life, J." pays the fol.
lowing tribute TO James r. Fields
"Mr Fields was man Of marked
chivalry Of nature, aud, at n time when
IL wan not fashionable 10 help tho move
ments for tho elevation Of women, his
sympathy wns distinct, fearless and
faithful. In "a few instances, we knew.
and bo knew. that this fact deprived
him OF the possession Of certain public
honors which would otherwise have
been offered to him.
lilo advocated tho political advance
ment Of our sex, cooducation and kin.
dred movements without any Of that
apologize murmur no common among
the half hearted or tho timid. His fas.
tidious and cultivated literary taste was
sensitive to the position Of women In
letters. He was incapable Of that liter.
airy snobbishness which undertakes
woman Il work because II Ia q woman's.
A certain publishing enterprise which
threatened to treat Of eminent men
came to his notice. He quickly said:
The time has gone by for that Men
and womenl Men and womcnp
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-18
Dangers of the Grip.

The greatest danger from La Grippe
is of its resulting i'll pneumonia. If
reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken,
all danger will be avoided, Among
the tens Of thousands who have used
this remedy for Ia grippe, we have
yet to learn Of single case having
resulted in pneumonia; which shows
conclusivel" that this remedy is II
certain preventive of that dread disease
1t will effect permanent cure in less
time than any other treatment The
IS and 50 cent sizes for sale by all
druggists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-18
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
It Was Provided by ST. Louis Man For
His wifc's Feminine Friends.

A wealthy st, Louisan living in the
vicinity of Lafayette park provided u
r2vel form Of entertainments for his
wife's guests one evening. says tho st.
Louis Republic.
The hostess was extremely anxious TO
provide something original for tho edi.
icatian OF score of guests whom she
intended 10 call together for an informal
evening, Her husband promised TO pro-
vide such novelty and took boon COM
rauion into his confidence to that end.
They had not exchanged ideas 80 con-
Socutive seconds before they hit upon
the device Of converting tho elegant
parlors into y gambling souse pro tenn.
\ faro bank, u roulette wheel and po-
krr aud keno lay outs wero easily pro.
curablc, MS tho conteroos we'll knew,
and that part Of the programme was
soon settled Tho friend suggested as a
pretty opiloguo the introduction OF
pair Of bulldogs, guaranteed to reduce
each Other so minco meat in three
rounds, This rather staggered tho ambi.
tious host. but his friend is ward poll
tician, and with The cloquenco he always
keeps on draft SNcn convinced tho other
that tho evening would he IN failure
without those bulldogs,
The evening arrived, andwith it came
tho guests, Tho ladies were prcttily
shocked At sight Of tho gambling para.
phcrnalia, hut became accustomed 10 10
in an aStouiShingly short time aud shar.
Cd IN tho games With becoming vim, II
was when thc yellow bulldogs made
thoir unexpected entrance that the hor,
ror Of tho fair guests proved genuine.
Tho beasts selped aud growlod and
showed other peculiarly canine symp.
toms of "spoihnr for u fight, There.
upon tho ladies sought refuge on tho pi-
ano and card tables and chairs, con-
Quoting their retreat aS from u mouse,
Notwithstanding excited ieminino
protcstatinns, tho friend who had boon
consulted AZ 60 novelty III entertain
mont unlcaShrd tho dogs. IL was an OK.
citing climax to an ''oMginal" evening.
Tho dogs feastrd For fivo minutes ON
Tho ladies' screamed and the friend who
was consulted vNultcd IN tho sueocss OF
his novelty, When ho was quito con.
Ninccd--and il took considerable time
to convince him--that the ladies' desire
for goro had boon fully grati6od, ho
doused tho dogs into convenient tub
of water and separated them,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-18
4 Good Entertainment.

The pupils Of the Second Grammar
Department, Fourth ward, gave n lit.
erary entertainment on last Friday
evening, An interesting program was
admirably car led out, and the manner
in which each part was performed re-
Elected great credit No, only upon the
pupils but honor upon their teacher,
Miss Mary f, McCabe, The enter
tainment was given in Grammar or
Preparatory room. The attendance
was large and the interest manifest
great. Following was the program:
Opening AddreSS-Otto Gillmaun, Pres
tdcnt
Roll-call Bertha Ellcry, Secretary Each
member Ia respond with quotation from
longtcllow.
Chorus Dream ON Ten Girls.
Designation - Antony aud Cleopatra -
Rachel roQuCttc,
Essay General Grant Wiutr MoUtor.
Recttatiou-A Modern Rrllc-Alicr Cham
ley.
Qintctte Misses Thte~, kim, Schilltug
Smith and McdmEcr.
Recitatiou-lt | pare'st ucury ktsliug
bury.
Reading Damon and Pythas Lila opic,
Recitation Launch OF the ship 49, john
Martin,
nurt-ONcr the Mystic Mooulit Sea Misses
Ray aud Nichols.
Reading Literary Herald Bessie Grange
Recitation in German Nick kivlrr,
Defamation William Tell Bert Hoskrn,
Recess.
Solo st, Valentine Viola Peters,
DRAMA CHAMPION OF llER SEN
ed Grammar Actresses
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Mrs, Duplex, widow with money and Il
nilsson -. ..,.........,. Miss NcttiC GundrN.
Mrs, Deborah Ilartshovn, her mother
Miss May Cullen.
Florence Duplex, her daughter
Miss Agnes Field
Caroline Duplex, her stcp-daughtcr-
Miss EuuiCC Martin
Rhoda nedron and "ollic Nay, her friends,
Miss Ida Nichols aud Miss Lronurl Winu
Katie uNcill the cook Miss Lotto Ray.
Maggie Donovan, the chambrrmatd
Miss Della WhalCn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-18
Good Farm for Sale.

l offer for sale my farm of 1919
acres, situated in the town of Wald-
wick, II miles southwest of Hollan-
dale, on the Mineralpoint road; near
good schools and churches. Farm is
in excellent condition; 100 acres under
cultivation. For further particulars
inquire of the owner on the place.
26w26. PETER STENDEBACH.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-03-18
PLATTEVILLE.
TO The Iowa County Democrat
NORMAL NOTES.

Professor and Mrs. Churchill spent
several days last week in Chicago. The
purpose of their trip was to attend the
Grand Opera. Prof. Churchill on his
return entertained the school by Civ
ing descriptions of two Of the operas.
The second in the series of class
lectures was given last Friday evening
by DR.. Stearns, of the State University,
on Literature in the Schools.
Professor and Mrs, Matthew gave
Mother Goose party Saturday even
ing. The characters were very unique,
each representing character in Moth
er Goose.
DR.. Chalmers preached to large
audience in the NJ. L Church, Sunday
evening.
Professor McGregor is doing insti-
tute work in Crawford county Miss
Mullay is taking charge of his class.
Professor Berrigan acted as pres
ldent Monday, as both the president
and vice president were away from
school.
Among the visitors at school this
week were Miss Mary Douglas, of
Shullsburg, and Miss Fischer, of Bel
mont.
We are looking forward to Friday
night with great expectations, that
being the night chosen for the orator
ical contest, which is to be held at
Oshkosh. Besides our representative
Mr. Stamp, alternate Mr.. Simmons,
delegate Mr.. Hines, and president of
the oratorical association Mr.. Beck,
several others are going.