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NOT A new PREPARATION, BUT OHE
THAT HAS STOOD THE ItSI OF OVER
4 QUARTER OF A CENTURY. :.
Thousands Of persons all
over the United States
gratefully praise DR.. Mar
tins Pain Curer and are
never without it.

The Curer is free from all iniurieui
and poisonous properties, and is en-
tirely vegetable in its composition. 1t
tones up and strengthens the system,
purifies the blood, expels bad matter
from the organs of the body geDerslly;
promotes digestion, regulates the appe--
system and its various functions. Taken
occasionally as preventive of disease,
it keeps the mind cneerful and happy
by promoting healthful action of the
skin. heart, lungs, stomach, pancreas,
bowels, l.yer, kidneys, bladder, spleen,
spinal coHamn, and the whole nervous
system. 1t is also especially always
WoMAN's FRIEND, and is uneaualed
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on THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games in the
national League and Standing

CHICAGO, ILL, July 29.-Ch1cago 5, Pitts
burg II.
WASH INGTON, D. c., July 29.-Washington
?, Baltimore 8.
Rain prevented games elsewhere.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
Ttotemt Earthguake IN Jamaica.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, July 29.-A heavy
earthquake was felt here yesterday. The
shock lasted for fully minute. No serl-
Gus damage was done here, but news
from other parts of the island is awaited
with anxiety, as it is feared the shock
may have had isastrous results.
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| Jim Bl ackburn second, cavallo third. Time
DoMIyos RACE Is RUN.

The Great Horse Enpsres OF Congestion
of the Brain.
LEXINGTON, KY, July 29.-The great
racehorse, Domino, expired at 3 o'clock
tlis morning at Castleton farm of con-
gestion of the brain. Three veterinaria IS
were with him all day Yesterday. Keene
has telegraphed to Major Dangerfield:
Bury him on Major Thomas farm and
place a slab over him with this inscrip-
ton: Here lies ihe fleetest runner and
as game horse as the American turf has
ever seen' :"
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
~, the Ers of Eruption,

GuADALAJARA. MEXICO. July - :. :.
,rho Co1ina volcano is Oh the eve. OF am
other eruption. For several days: oense
vo1,nes Of smoke have been pourln from:
tba tosr-nHs rn,cano and the people are erea "
eIarmed ehe ned" those living near the base of
4ha a. al ou,+ain rleu have moved to safe dis:
tnn tance m Efforts are being made: to ave ave
crops in the valley, there haylnG ,oeen
sliebt earth trem ors in the nelghDorhool'
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Uilsian. to Meet Bs,mnrcs.

BERLIN, GERMANY. July 29.-An un-
confirmed report is current that the En-
peror will shortly meet Bismarck at the
residence OF General Count Won Waldersee
at Altoona, where the Prince has been in
vited at the request Of the Emperor.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
CONSULAR APPOIN ENTS.
NeU Material to Represent This Country
at ForeiJm Posts.
merits in the consular service:

WASHINGTON. D. G, July 29.-The
President has made the following appoint
merits in the consular service:
Church Howe of Nebraska, Consul at
Palermo; Lu her w. Ostorn OF Nebraska Con-
su,-Gererat a. Apia ana Nukualofa Tonga
John " Ruffin 81 Tennessee, Consul at as.
ceusion, Paraguay; A. II. Byington OF Con-
necticut Consul at Naples, Italy; Samuel L.
Taylor of Ohio, Consul at Glasgow, Scotland;
Gustave G. Weber OF OHIO, Consul at Nurem
berg. Bavaria; John !. Bittinger OF Missouri
ConsuLGeneral at Mon real Canada; John
jenkins OF Nebraska, Consul at san Saliva
dor; William I. Louvelle. of Ohio, at
Belfast, Ireland; William P Smith of
Missouri. at Hull, England; Griffith W.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 29.-Four favor
ties won to-day over fast track.

six furlongs, selling two-year-olds.
School Girl 1O5 (Gilmorel to 1.................1
*Tom FLY 10S (Garner) 10 5...........--.......1
Goethe It's (-laughter) to 1......-.........-.. 3
Time l;l7. Little Gallant los, Bertha Utiger
lO5, Collinsville los and Kings Guard los also
ran. *Favorioe.
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Thirteeu-sixt OF mi,e selling
Nav Galop 102 (PeIerman), to l. ..........
Cold Top 9S &C.. Murphy, to o1.................; ].
Time. l:z214 Tin Cup 80, Groganette 90 anC
Carrie 93 also ran %kavorite.
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NEW TO-DAY.
~~~~~~~~~~~~

lfnoSt every idaH
in America has
some dige stivs
trouble. When
men me ct, til c
greeting usually is
i" Well how are
your" That de-
ve1ops health
talk. The man
who has no stom-
a c b or bowel
trouble is almost a
curiosity. Trouble
is men take no
care of til e m
selves. They work
as if their bodies
were made of iron
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-30
CTOSSHlal' Specific MiXtUP9

with tnls lemedy persons cure themselves
without the least exposure, change OF diet or
change In application to business. The medicine
contains nothing that Is of the least injury to the
bottle
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Mile and sixteenth
Estaca 100 (i. MARTINI
Rondo Ia CThorpe) to i.
Time / :54. Connosseur 12l also ran. fFa
voriue. **Coupled with kstaca-
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Five fur,onps selling

Five furlongs, selling
sDacian lO4 (Thorpe), to 2..........,..........1
Julana 95 tODonnell) II to 1....................2
Babfeca l02 (Wllhite), to
Time, ! :O5. San Antonio Ito, Prince Auckland
go Flax Spinner l02. scotch Paid SO and Crock
EFT 95 also ran *tavorite.
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OHIO SELLING STAKES Run.
Won by Speedy Iatuca, Htth Remember
NE In tae Place.

Won by Speedy 1atucd, With Remember
NE In the Place.
OAKLEY, ONO, July 29.-Of the four
events decided one fayorite finished in
front.
Five furlongs. selling
Seaport 106 o. HID, to
The Devil Ice (Morrison), to l.................2
Bon Jour 100 (datthews). to o1.................3 !.
Time, :03. Exquisite 95, Flop 103 Annie Tay-
lor lU4, Creedmore 10, Friar John 1l0 and *Tom
Collin II also ran &Favorite
One mile
Harry Met ouch 81 (Matthews). to 5............1
sLetcher 100 (Reifl 10 5. .............-..2
Governor Boies 81 (Hustonl, 10 l..........-....
Time, AZ. StrathreeI 81 also ran. *Eavorite.
Six furlongs, selling
osmon 10l (Matthews), to o1....................1 l
Notila OF (J HID, TO ].
FiIbus:er 94 (Huston), 10 to 1.............:...:3
Time, l:15Ls Wild West 90 EthrIinda 1U2,
JPBl1l and %Old Center 112 also ran. *Favorte.
Ohio selling stake seven furlon2s-
*Tal uca 103 q. III ~ to /
Rem Der Me 80 II Burns), to 1.........
Imp 81 (Everett), 10 to
Time, :27. Protus 100, Serrano 100 and be
Furst 102 also ~Favorite.
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Four furIongs maiden, two-year-old fllies-
*Lady Marian l19 (Hewitt), to 5.-..............1
Burracan l19 CTaral), u to 1...................2
Kilt ll9 USarrigan), II 10
Time, :bO1s. Queen CT Beauty, La Maroma,
KaIe Ii ardcAstle. saratoga, Bissful, Bardella and
Restorer, all 119, also ran %FaYorlte.
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sir f,rIongs seIlino-

*BasquI 1l3 Green ny, to o5....................7
sacKvllle 1l3 (Garner) to 1....................:
Legion 119 (Foucon), 80 to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
Time, i:l614 Mis-, Pressly 108, Bob Clancy
40, Plantation 10, courtesy 49, e. s. Bush 113
White III, Charles l21 Terrier 122, Sa1
Bias l24 and imp. Thalequah "a also ran. *Fa
vorite.
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BUTTE, MONT, July 29.-The State
record Tor PAGERS was lowered twice this
afternoon. Argoreat, the fast daughter OF
Argot Wilkes. did it first in what proved
the great side-w heeler contest of the sea-
son in 2:09A, clipping an even second
from the record. In the second heat the
great Oregon horse Chehalis went it one
better and 2:06L was hung out. The day
was perfect and everv thing favorable for
fast performances. Good time was made
in nearly all the races OF the day..
Trotting, 2:15 class. two in three, purse
S70O-Ewearly Cl won. Carne second, AIloka
third. Best time, 2:133.
Pacing, 2 :07 class, Two in three, the Hot
Corn stakes, value $1500-Chebals won,
Argoreat second, Fellfare third. Best time,
2:o9al.
Five furlongs, selling, purse $3o0-Dr Nc
Allister won, Pat Morrisssy second, Joe Comon
third Time. :02H,
Seven furlongs, selling, purse S35O-Mon-
tallade won, Howard second, Cherry Leaf
third. Time, 1:30.
Five and hall furlongs, purse $300-Alca-
traz won, Anna second, Lady Heloise third.
Time, 1:11sl.
| Six furlongs. purse $3oo-Plumeria won,
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One mile
aLinda 104 (Webster), to 6.....................1
Madeline 104 Or. Jones), 2 to 1.................2
Jane I04 (iarner), to
vorite
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sHarry Duke s. (Combs). to ...............I
Aouinas 80 tWoods) 10 1............ ...........
Damocies 80 Carney z to o5....................3 3
Time, i:z7I4. Bridget 81 and The Ghost SO
as ran. 4kayOrite.
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One mile, selling three-year-od fllies-
Poetess los (Thorpe), 10 g.. ....--....-.........1
City iO1 (Mckeynods). TO l....................2
Sleepy Belle "a (oDonnelI), 1910 1.............
Time, :4912. Three starters
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Six furlones, selling
Imp Sugar II (Webster). to ol...-..............1
*Judge Stouffer ITO ((ilmore), to l............2
siddubia III jHinkey), 10 % 1.................3 3
lime 1854. stella B 10S. Can 1 see EN- lOS
Polly Hatton iOS, Zarina 10S, ] NJ ITO, Romy
no Ivory ll3, Maddslo lib and Rose Or IT also
ran. #Eayorite.
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SARATOGA. N. Y, July 29,-Weather
cloudy and track heavy. -Four heavily
played choices were successful. -

Royal Rose l24 Oh. Martin), TO 2...............1
%Dsvd Us her.erl to -.......-.
Hanlon l19 (1horpe), to 3
Time :O4. Half1ine 1876 n. Ketchum 124,
Vorite.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29

The Shakers have made a discovery
which is destined to accomplish much
good. Realizing that three-four
of all our sufferings arise from stom-
aeh troubles, that the country is lit
orally filled with people who cannot
eat and digest food, without subse-
quehtly suffering pain and distress,
and that many are starving wasting
TO mere skeletons. because their food
does them no good; they have devoted
much study and thought to the sub
lrct and the result is this discovery Of
their Digestive Cordial
4 little book can De obtained from
your draggist that will point our the
way q lief At once. An investiea.
ton will cost nothing aud will result
IN much good
Children az hate to take Castor oil,
but not Laxol, which is palatable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
A Furious Gale.

a terrific gale which was almost
hurricane swept over Milwaukee. and
hundreds of street signs were blown
away, windows smashed and the air
filled with clouds of dust. The brick
smokestack of Miller & Sons, so feet
in height, was blown over, the falling
stack completely demolishing the build
ing of which it was part. Plate-glass
windows in a dozen stores were shat
tered, and there was much damage to
trees and 20 the roofs of frame build
ings all over the city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
The Ne.va Commenced.

Plans have been completed for the
Francis Hinton addition to the Milwau-
kee Protestant home for the aged.
which is TO be erected by Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Hinton as memorial to their
sen. out of gift of $4,000 to the home
from Mr.. Hinton.
Fire swept the mill town OF Toma-
hawk Lake. About ten buildings
burned, including the Braves hotel and
Lake Shore Lumber oompany's store.
The depot and Chapman's hotel are the
only buildings left.
Jacob KATE, for 30 wears dry goods
merchant of Milwaukee, recently in the
real estate business. was found dead in
his office II is believed he suicided.
Sister Margaret Glare, preceptress
of Kemper hall, has purchased two acres
on the lake shore adjoining the semi
nary in Kenosha. where a summer home
for Chicago working girls will be
built.
Fire burnt out the interior of The
store of Andrew & Somerville in Mar
inette and caused a damage of $4,000
70 stock and Sloo on building.
The board OF control has Inspected
the new county insane asylum at New
Richmond, which they pronounce the
best county institution Of the kind in
the state.
Rev. W w. Pattengill has rendered
his resignation as the pastor Of the Bap-
fist church in Beaver Dam.
The new Fond du Lac council met
and elected officers. all democrats. Ed
Delaney, for 90 consecutive years city
clerk, was deposed.
Society people in Racine we're sur
prised by the announcement that Stacy
T. Gage and Fred L. Wright, an artist
were united in marriage at Elkhorn,
eli October 8. 1896.
The location Of the beet sugar fac
tory at Mcmillan By the Northwestern
Beet Sugar company, in consideration
of bonus of $4,000 acres Of Jackson
county land. is an assured fact
Frank Nook. an old man, dropped
dead while attending services in the
Polish Catholic church at Manitowoc
Mrs Theodore Bertrand, Of Marinette
woke. up in the morning and found her
baby dead in her arms. She rolled over
while asleep and smothered the child
Thomas Irving, aged g., proprietor of
irving Wood hotel, Delavan lake, and
prominent citizen of Delavan, was found
dead in his bed.
IN a glove contest in Stoughton be
tween Hines, of Madison, and Heavey.
of GAINESVILLE, the match was given TO
Hines on a foul in the second round.
The William Spaldng farmhouse in
the town of Harmony, one Of the land
marks Of Rock county. was burned, the
loss being $4,000.
Six lads have been arrested on
charge Of stealing wheat from box cars
in the Green Bay Il Western yards at
Green Bay.
Rev. Father Hoecken died in Milwau-
lzee in his eiehty-third year He had |
oeen a Jesuit for nearly 90 years and |
yas one of the pioneer Indian mission
aries Of the far west.
D. j Dey, the Northwestern mail |
agent. was bound over at Ashland for |
trial in the federal court in bonds of |
s., 900.
The governor mas signed the civil |
service police and fire commission bill |
for cities of from 10000 to 10000. Tt |
goes into effect at once and mayors |
now in Office make the appointments.
The vinegar factory at Marshfeld was
burned, the loss being $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
Capture OF Booth.

The story Of the pursuit. capture
and death Of j. Wilkes Booth, the as
sassin Of Lincoln, has been told a
number Of times and in several ways;
but AlcClnre's magazine for May will
give version Of il which promises to
be the first really fun and accurate
one. L is written BY relative Of
Col. Baker and Lieut. Baker, the de-
tectives who organized and zen the
pursuit. effected tie capture and dis
posed Of Booth ) body after his death;
and il embodies their account. never
before published. Of ali these trans
actions The article viii be fully il
Illustrated
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
For the Fortieth Time.

EX-Congressman Isaac Stephenson
started the North Ludington company's
mill at Marinette for the fortieth time.
He has personally attended to the open
ing of the season at the pioneer mill
on the Menominee river, an instance
each year for 40 years which the his
tory of numbering cannot duplicate.
During that time the mill has cut over
S00,000,000 feet of lumber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
Has The Senate Deuenerated?

Senator Hoar's article in the April
Forum defending the Senate from the
charge Of degeneracy, has aroused a
storm OF dissenting criticism. A Wig
oeous and effective reply % the sena-
TOR by Chas r. Miller. editor Of the
New York Times will appear in the
May Forum.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
snxn ne Was KiIled.

William Lyman, of Spirit Lake, Ia,
and John Lyman. of Juda, who have
been at GAINESVILLE investigating the
drowning of their father, George Ly-
man, Of Juda, April 5, are satisfied that
he was assaulted before he got in the
river, owing to the marks found on his
body. The marks were not noticed IN
til the funeral.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
Is Wen known.

William A. Jones. the new commits
sioner of indian affairs appointed by
President Mckinley, is one Of the most
prominent aud most respected citizens
II Wisconsin. He has long been before
the public as IN educator and success
full business man. For the past IS years
he has been engaged in the banking
business, and at the present time is
vice president of the First national at
Mineral Point
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
YEAR or SUCCESSFUL WORK

Although the year closing March /.
1891, has been marked bv continued
financial stringency. vet it has pleased
God to give his abundant blessing to
the missionary work Of the American
Sunday School Union.
Many new friends have contributed
to its support, so that s2464. so more
have been received from living givers
than in the year preceding; and there
has been an increase of S66l. 20 from
funds invested by direction Of the dom
ors. But slS,469 so less have been
received from legacies, so that as the
net result there has been a reduction
in the receipts of the society OF S1o.-
1880. At the beginning OF the fiscal
year, however, in view Of 4 possible
reduction in receipts, the board re-
dueed the expenditures Of the society
as matter Of preeaution.
There have been in the field l27
men under commission, OF whom s6
were at work during the whole year
and II during portion of it, MANY
OF them have from 5 to so counties
fo,' their field. As one result of their
labors. 1908 new Sunday schools were
organized with 81, 600 teachers and
scholars; 3s7 were reorganized; aid
was given for the 6rst time to 1873
existing schools, with lis. 976 teachers
and scholars; and 1858 visits were
made to schools previously reported,
with $40, l6s teachers and scholars.
Six hundred and sixty-nine schools
were aided also by gifts Of literature
from the home Office in Philadelphia.
In addition TO this large number Of
schools set to work and aided. the
missionaries have been active in evan
gelistic labors. with the most success
full results. 1t has often been impos-
sible to obtain an exact statement of
these results. only numerous con-
versions" being mentioned, and only
partial reports in many cases being
given. And yet excluding all such in
definite statements, the very large
number Of 1888 hopeful conversions
has been reported as resulting from
the work of these energetic and faith
full men. They also made 94.S73 Wis
its to families for religious instruction
and prayer and distributed 6542
Bibles and 1870 Testaments. The or
ganization of churches has followed in
lo9 cases. Its because of such re-
suits as these that this society still re-
tains its stronghold upon the good
people of our country.
A. D. Macs is missionary of south
ern W ,onsin; residence at Lancas-
ter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29

Step drugging yourself with quack
nostrums or '.cures.n Get a we'll
known pharmaceutical remedy that
will do the work. Catarrh and cold
in the head will not cause Suffering if
Ely's Cream Balm is used. Druggists
will supply 10c, trial size or soc, full
size. We mail it.
ELY BROS. SO Warren st. n. Y. CITY.
Rev. John Reid. Jr., OF Great Fails.
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream
Balm TO me. | can emphasize his
statement 1t is positive cure for
eatarrh if used as directed. 1--Rev.
Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
church. Helena, Mont.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
~ Z MMDAS
- Circuit Court Grant County.

SUMMONS
- Circuit Court Grant County
Rosa Henderson, Plaintiff.
vs..
George r ". Henderson, Defendant
The State Of Wisconsin to the said defendant
ou are hereby summoned 70 appear within
twenty days after service of this summons exclu-
siye OF the day Of ssfviee, and defend the above
entitled action in = court aforesaid and ia case
OF your failure 80 do judgment will be rendered
against you accorc ing to the denard Of the com
plant. LOWRY 4 CLEMgHTsoN,
l2w6 Plaintiffs Attorneys
?. Q Address, Lancaster, Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
40 snndnv nnnces.

The first observance of the Sunday
laws in Milwaukee for many years has
been inaugnrated by Chief of Police
Jansen. 1t is in connection with the
issuance of permits for dances, the chief
having denied permits to all who wished
to give dances on Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
refused a New Trial.

Judge Helms at Hudson refused TO
grant Daniel Sutherland a new trial and
sentenced him to the penitentiary for
IA years. The prisoner was found guilty
by the jury some time ago on the
charge of criminally assaulting Mabel
MCLAUGHLIN, child 10 years old, last
July.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29

Israel Boberts of Bloomington
was on our streets Tuesday.
james Smith shipped ten good
horses to Milwaukee, Monday.
A new Knights of Pythias lodge
was organized at Linden last Friday
night.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights
of Phythias viii be held in GAINESVILLE,
May IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Abrams re-
joice over the advent of baby girl at
their house.
Mrs. S. F. elise gave tea party
>to a company of lady friends, Thurs
day evening.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. L. A. Dodd Friday after
noon at 2:3o o'clock.
Mrs. P f. Black is in Chicago
purchasing choice line OF spring
and summer Millinery.
-Under-sheriff James McGonigal
has Just returned from an official
Journey into Minnesota.
Mrs. H. Govier and daughter,
Kitty, were called to Dubuque today
on account of sickness of relatives.
Rev. b. F. Martin of Fulton, Wis,
was a visitor at the home of Rev. T.J.
Brown in this city Monday evening.
Mr.. W. o. Stephens viii open his
J pasture for cows May Srd. He will
he at the gate to receive all money or
s}otes.
Grant Lewis of Fennimore, con-
tractor and builder. has the job Of
building John Eplett's house in
Platteville.
Geo Garside has accepted posi-
ton on the Bloomington Record. His
place on the Reporter will be filed
by Fl. c. Craig.
The county board of Lafayette at
its last session appropriated $500 for
the support OF educational features at
the county fair.
DR.. Crane will attend the dental
association at Mineralpoint next W eek.
He will not be in his Office Wednes-
| day or Thursday.
! Mrs. Althea Kilbourn offers her
fine residence in the south part Of the
city for sale. If not sold before June
It win be for rent. 11t4
Miss B. j. Schloesser wishes to
announce that she keeps constantly on
hand pattern hats and bonnets OF all
styles and prices to match.
For fair, straight forward bust
ness, courteous treatment and bed
rock prices on all millinery goods, call
on Miss B. j. Schloesser.
w B. Dyer has moved into the
hotel building on Rogers Driving
Park in Fennimore, where he will de-
vote his time to training trotters.
There viii be quarterly meeting
services at the Methodist church next
sunday. Rev. /. Tresidder will
preach in the evening. You are in
yited
The fine old stallion Royalty.
belonging to Mrs. Robt. Newman,
Bloomington, was killed week ago
Monday in conflict with another
horse.
Very high praise is given the
Easter sermon preached by Rev. T J.
Brown at Richland Center. The Dem
ocrat OF that city published the SER
mon in full.
Among the many neatly printed
papers that come to our exchange
table, the Mineralpoint Tribune is
noticeable for its exceptionally artistic
advertisements
The wife OF Capt. 5 W Osborn
is dead at Darlington. She came to
Darlington with her husband nearly
fifty years ago and was prominent
member of the Baptist church.
DIR. Reed viii be absent next week
/ attending the Southern Wisconsin
dental association. which meets at
Mineralpoint May 9th and 9th. Mr..
Reed is secretary OF the association.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-29
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Johnny had a wealth Of muscle
When he swung the baseball bat.
But when he came to beat the carpet
He was weaker than cat