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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
THE CARTER WRIT SERVED.
n,SovrR WILL BE TAKEN BEfohh
,,,ncr IACOMBE TO-DAY.

possibility that final disposition may
l'. ,, .,-,her prolonged in the case OF Oap'ai''
be 81" - ca-tor who was convicted by court
Ooe'H. oonsn,ring TO defraud the Government
MARI" nout s. 700 900 while he was IN cha'se VI
ou' u u,,-ovement work at Savannah
harpU' =, prett. representing the law hrm OF he'-
Fh'.P e. smith of counsel for Captain carter
lose' ~ 40 o'clock yesterday morning upon Cap
sel''T o~,,ar,in X Roberts. commandant OF the
tam covernor's Island. writ OF habeas corpus
posi- W him 10 produce Carter before Judge
comma. in the United States Circuit Court this
1s,,,ng at Il o'clock
fao'"' D. said yesterday that his firm was not
M 80 against the decision OF the court martial
pf0Vsnd carter guilty, but against the Judgment
ina' o,oe which he contends is always amenable
OF ST.. ., babeas corpus. He bases his case upon
70 49,, that the imposing OF a term in prison
'ne nv ,ns prisoner has been discharged from the
Se, az. n the United States is illegal
SER p-e, said yesterday: When Captain Carter is
MI 49, ~ the custody Of the United States before
Tscombe the future Of the case will be de-
Us ,aa hv the decision Of the Court II the petit
ter'.S ur1ediately OVerruled Captain Carter Will
ton XIV have to serve out his sentence. H. on
plooo.bcc- hand the Court decides that we have
,ns case the matter will probably be pushed to
concluse9oMy trnments side Of the case Will be at
ny 20 hv Colonel John W. Clous, OF the Judge
tenneoa,e Generals department. Colonel Clous
Aq Vvesterday afternoon that the point sought 10
sais nv Carriers counsel 10 the effect that be-
oe i n he had been dismissed from the service he
oa. id moi be- punished was untenable. In support
cou!SS, contention Colonel Clous referred 10 the
OF w ~ ! " WATSON. n paymaster, who was dis
cass ss md then confined and TO the case OF Ser
sssnt Mason. Who SHOT al Gulteau, an9 VINO SUI SUI
f ssoa I'VE years imprisonment after being dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
RUFFI4NS AS TROLLEY PATRONS.
WOMEN IN TARRYTOWN OBLIGED TO AVOID
THE "HUCKLEBERRY" LINE-OPEN
CARS STILL IN Use.

Many complaints are heard IN Tarrytown against
the management Of the local branch OF the Huckle-
berry" trolley system for permitting humans VINO
insult respectable passengers TO ride on the cars
Almost nightly some women who have occasion 10
ride on the cars insulted by the rowdies, and
many have refused to ride on or permit their chill
dren to patronize the line since they have been
subjected TO the unpleasant experience As the
company has an application pending before tne W.
lage trustees for extension of It's line number
Of respectable citizens whose wives ana daughters
have been subjected insult on the cars nave eX-
pressed themselves opposed TO granting the APP
plication unless measures are adopted by me
company for their protection Notwithstanding the
cold weather the company Is using open cars on It's
line from Tarrytown to Mamaroneck, a distance OF
twelve miles. Not only the patrons but motormen,
conductors and other employees OF the system BIT
terly complain Of the company's neglect TO furnish
closed cars.
The application Of the "Huckeberry" company
get foothold IN the village Of North TarrytOwn
Will be discussed d public hearing In the cor
poration rooms next Monday evening. and from
the present indications ii will be strenuously OPP
posed. The proposed extension In Tarrytown will
also meet with bitter opposition Isaac Lovett and
a number OF other taxpayers In WashingtOn-st. do
not want the cars 10 run past their homes because
the thorOughfare Is too narrow and there are more
taxpayers opposed 70 allowing the company 70 tear
up Depot Square. The public hearing will take
place until october l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
NAZET COMMITTEE TOMORROW.
REFUSAL OF PEOPLES TELEPHONE CORPORA
TON PERMITS MAY BE PROBED.

Refusal OF PEOPLES TELEPHONE CORPORA
TON PERMITS MAY BE PRoBED.
The Mazet Committee will have session to-
morrow 10 take testimony. and probably Will con-
tinue on DAYS fixed for the yacht races. Assembly
man Mazet said yesterday that the committee
understood the difficulty OF running an investga-
ton when there was much excitement ana pubic
interest in an international race. but the committee
needed all the time remaining to complete It's WORN
and must go on Tomorrow the investigation Will
deal with some Of the departments OF the CITY
government but Mr.. Mazet could not uscIose III
advance the line OF the inquiry
FOR the present the committee does not ex-
meet 10 get much more information about the
Ramapo lob but Mr.. Mazet said yesterday that
the inquiry had shown that the Ramapo water
Company had only prospects ana no soUu oao"''e
Two-thirds Of the fire underwriters had core ou'
oneny in opposition TO the proposed contraC/oi the
&c., comnanv with the city in consequence or
,ho eacts revealed in the investigation AS 10 the
ust Of the stockholders of the company. MI Maze.
eaid II probably would not reveal the hai'eS "a
the nersons controlling the COMPANY as nuc" "a
the stock was held IN trust by dummies
subnrnas were issued yesterday by the Maze'
Committee returnable on OCTOBER o. 10 '"e o''01'
a,d directors of the Peoples Telephone Corpora
49, u,,h a view IT was said to ascertain whether
,ho ponies Telephone Corporation had applied
for permit TO do business In Ne"-1ork anu Il 81
why the perm. had been refused
suas p butcher. who Is an active ohicer' II NOT
the leading spirit Of this corporation an. VINO W "sn
on 1ne referred 10 the fact that the permit
had not been granted 70 ne cV,pamy a. The end
/, had been promised and was expected d '"e civ
the stockholders meeting held .,s shor1 5e
ago proposition successfully carried M e.
as 800 tbe stock OF this company by SOM ..
coco or $4,000 End the nquIty t io be used TO
s"sii,stA in any way the Issuance OF this permit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04

Ga on the application OF the directors " ti'e
-, ,n proceedings for the voluntary dissolu-
,tor q, the corporation The receivers bond was
exed ar $4,000 Il was said that the corporation
had been unable TO procure additional capital that
IN the summer the demand for the products OF the
concern fell of and that the business had been
conducted at a loss The business started by
lanes b. Colt in 1880 II incorporated last
January under New-York State laws. with capt.
tai stock OF 10000.
The liabilities are about $4,000 II was said that
while the assets nomlnally worth more than
enough to pay the debts OF the corporation. X was
impossible 10 estimate their value II suddenly
verted into cash levied upon by creditors. Among
the creditors are Charles Goodyear. as executor
OF the estate OF Charles Goodyear. E5.941. Mer-'
chants National Bank. ESQ; Oelschlaeger Bros.
a. ga and J. J. earle. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04

COLONEL BACoN's TESTIMONY CoNTRADIcTED
BY OTHER WITNESSES

BY OTHER WITNESSES
The trial Of Daniel E Merritt against Henrietta
Merritt and John Lyon. his sister and nephew 20
recover valuable interests In the big Merritt
at Port Chester continued before Judge Cay
nor in the Supreme Court White Plains yes
terday. Daniel E. Merritt alleged Monday that
deed purpOrtins to have been signed by him on
March :. 1883 conveying his interests and those
of his sister Emma in the estate was a forgery
Colonel Alexander s. Bacon, Of New York. swore
positively yesterday that he took the acknowledge
Inent Of both Daniel and his sister Emma A, Mer-
rift the deed March l. 1888. al MERITS house
In Port Chester. Ex-Judge Curtis for Merritt.
asked Colonel Bacon to describe Emma Merritt as
she appeared on the day he took her acknow edg-
nneqt. Colonel Bacon said she appeared in dress
ing gown with her hair hanging down her back
Ex-Judge Curtis called Charles a. Hoffman. a bar
Der who said that he had cut Emma Merritts hair
short her head on March ;. 1888. two days before
Colonel Bacons visit TO the Merriiis. EX-Judge
Curtis also put witnesses on the stand TO snow
that Emma Merritt confirmed inNand, anu
had never lolg hair
Colonel Bacon said he went TO Merritts house
again on March s. 1883 TO have other papers signed
Judge Gaynor asked Colonel Bacon why he did no'
secure the signatures all on the same day. and the
Colonel said that ne did not remember Inc cas-
was given 10 the jury late last evening. JUSTICE
Gaynor dictated "a sealed verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
JEWELLERS GO on STRIKE.

About one thousand jewellers. members OF the
Jewellers Protective Union went on strike yester-
dav They demand that eight hours shall constl-
tute days labor. a 80 per cent increase IN wages
FOR overtime and that double wages shall De pa'd
for Sunday work. Headquarters were estaonsheo
Yesterday morning at No. 50 ST. Marks Place
II was announced that the following nrnis nAa az.
- .,r,L.rs, demands and that their men
had returned 10 work: L. Kaufman. OF brooA IN
! Kohn OF No. IS Maiden Lane; Ai Innbhsim OF
% e. Maiden Lane. and Bergssein q son. oi NO.
d Tohr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
PFTOLTTTONARY LANDMARK DOOMED.

A F. Meyer. owner Of the old homestead at Cen
trail and Battle aves. In Greenburs TOWNSHIP Is
having the house torn down TO make room loi
modern brick building The house was erected ID
Revolutionary days and from the crown OF tnS mn
above II was fought the battle Of W hlie rams.
II was strongly constructed Of hand hewn beams
Of oak which appear 10 be in almost As good coh9l-
ION as when the house built, and the nals
re "a soljdlv sunk in them that they could not
he nuiled our but had 10 be broken of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
ASSIGNEE OF AIELLO d co. ~ fILh DoND'

Judge Truax. Of the Supreme Court has gra'lteu
,eave to Francesca Tocci assignee OF Aleilo L" -
Italian bankers, of No. $50 Worth-st' WIN mn
an assignment on September ~ u ~ 10
-, =, ,od ~ s5O oo The assignee said that the
ass,rned estate did not exceed $4,000 and that SO
far substantially no assets had been dsGGVe rs
Al the making Of the assignment slf; 49, unra he
wen 500 90 and $50 IO consisting OF cash Ia I'D
raj estate and accounts. MY ioCcl sniu "a TO
not had time TO get aDso4N1e i''i0'
- rr,nneN In the banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
,cARTER CONTRACT ANNULLED.
.~.yrIc CONTRACTING CoMPANY's WORK AT
SAVANNAH.


Savannah. oct. This morning Captain c. T.
r,na,,e United States engineer in charge OF the
-avonnah District a,.nulled the contract Of the
,,lsn,ic Contracting Company for building break
ter in ~ybee Roads. This is the only contract
be company had in this district There is one IN
he Cumberland Sound District, with which Cap
,si, Gillette has nothing 10 90. He annulled the
rvbee hreakvater contract hecause ne was ordered
. do so by the Chief Of Engineers. This is one
.esul, Of the imprisonment Of Captain O. NJ Car
The contract TO-DAY annulled was entered into
a1oher 1856 by Captain Garter, as engineer in
.perce The completion OF the contract meant the
.xne7diture by the Government of S&i,go Or me
.n,rsct price 500 900 paid out in July. 1S' less
Ibar a wear after the contract was signed. soon
,fer Captain Gillette came here ne refused 10 pass
io- nsvnenf bills for large mounts for the con
iyaciirg company. The company now asserts that
here is due Tor this work and some Work IN OuI UNI
is-iend Sound before II taken out OF the as
net, about $4,000. This. also Captain Gillette
has refused 70 pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
Ing ADJOINING n. Y. ATHLETIC CLUB.

Etc w., 'o'y shanty next to the New-York Ath-
was hrr. mouse al Ftfty-ninth-st and Sixth-ave..
shanty 49, GOWN early yesterday morning.
nneer 10 tba uJ,n was damaged. There was no
Adjoining ~ clubhouse at any time The building
Sychss coemssnu clubhouse ts used to be occupied by
me me fire cans 'he contractor. as a Toulouse
hird-st. sSa 70 s, The IRE Engine No g. Of Forty
ssoid a coIl,s,os,i @th-sve. made sharp turn TO
brown dow railroad pillar The three horses were
~ Of the sbst one OF them was badly injured. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
BrSH AT THE TAX OFFICE.

The rush at the office Of the Receiver Oh 49, ~
was not as great yesterday as 1t was the DAY Dc.
fore Receiver Austen made public the 1i"o 49,
received in each of the boroughs on MONDAY in.'
are greater than any corresponding amounts N'''
tofore collected They are:
,,A... -gG s07 O3 Queens e. ,0 -
; Nan ~, "a, AS o23 81 Richmond '''O' "
t-oollvn ..... 800. 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
ADMIRAL SCHLEY TO BE INSTALLED.

Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schey Will De IN
stalled commander Of the NewYork Commandery
-, tho Military Order OF the Loyal Legion tonight
O., Deinonlcos There will be dinner served by
the commandery after which the INSTALLATION cere
: will read a paper at the dinner entitled An
An Night Ride OF the First Maine Volunteer cav
airy In Rear Of the Confederate Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
COURT CALENDARS FOR To-DAi'

e.. court A,p-llate Dlvison-Before Van brqnt
P Sq J Barrett Ps''s5 S '?a 80 h' 5 &c. 81
s. 49, A. 49, 4, =, a. Term-rart before Gesereh
J3n slsada. o esi1' e. ig3P I-Betre Truaz
JtosTi opens 1880 F. Pa IBefore cider
supreme Court-Spec. 4e5ni "a, a5,i2 1856 1872
esye s AK scs, 500 $57s ses Sei9 3s's , SesI
sIp's"e and srt N5s SiGo 300 Si24 S'S' "l4'
S42 ea.es to 5e sent rom Part " 'r r S sso
saPTse c'q 5 ,t, rom Par Il fog a clear
JG@res e. Term-Iar yIl-efore Book
''ss Supreme tour;a eF'a Ok, es , si MsAS sia
r ss!2 Sa .oa s54 1895 $40 s2sS pal I Fta
supreme c,ur,Trial TeT M i5ss 81 52s
ee a 27e 4si7 4SG4 22a'9 1910. ioii "s's 500 49,
ceaT rreme court-rral Term-Part v-Before andrews
J-caus- lie rom Iart III i,r r sS yan,ri,,
To- be sen, Par III foT tra o- clsa FREED
supreme Court-Triai Ierin-iar ri (p ,r,sl Cear
"' c5urt1ral Termr xImsfor td B'S' 4sIg
S3g .ai i2ao 500 47sa $40 1868 40 4'4o '''0'
@'26 enc crt-Tr.al Term-Part vlli.Deore sny'h
J-Gauses 70 be sent from Part a- ' TxI,eore Law
-er-e causes 70 sent from fart VII 'o' "'"''
cs en-.,e court-rriai rerrn-Part X-Be'ore Dugro
"ttauses t. from Part VII FOR 'i'@ O''s D''
sprre Cour-Tral Ternpart XI.Bei2rs M1Gl5@n'
Re sga' TN iaT; VI! xiIIeffe Maitce
J-causes :, be sent from preferred e-'s-~' ' ''A'
sarroea,es Caurtchambers F5,as~fa'i ISABELLE
c,nr, ms At 10 80 wis for pfobat, t1-v
u Manionad Rose Lincoln ABBY G. : mon i,,ii
" lsnser johanna " Tr.ger k!z4,eh " WIN,
W H.la ri ' Feaa lt hfiel Broush'on at
w. S !" . coaart-Tria Term Before yarnum s.
40 1+sl Win Of Henrietta l. King at lo:'o d NJ ~
i4 WI Of Reassi L ksa,a Hasca Court
800 a, 10 a m Motions 1913" a m ,, ,
xSs $ 24e so o. $50 1909 sl , ai' , aIs i Il3
~ iS 1i2 2ii az. lIl H. lGl :o HI ls iss ia
c;tv court-Tal TernPart IIi'efore mccarthy
iig7 li2S 1929 49, l3l llS- iiSS ,iS'' ia, III
iia7 Ii3. 1899. 1l4o il4o7. I'LL H4-' Ii4' LII
city TsrmPsart I-Es s s7 seh 3si es
i075 1915 Ioss 1868 s5i e6s III. 1914 lols 1913 ''''
city cour,-Tra TsPar yBeto5 s c9 s11. alas las
s slsi' 2eos 2s44. 2oi7 2slo Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Gegerch. J.
Hunt agt Cosgrir-wlliam J. A McKirn
Abr~ns AZ, C;ayiord-Moses J. sneudaira.
sehin est. suiIivsn.,Ee p Ia t, fetysi y,,,,
By Truax. J.
skidrnore aet Giover-wsren S. Burt.
obermayer agt Deluca-Seison }. WATERBURY
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Gegerich J.
Matter n, J B. Colt q Co-wilbgr larremor-
IIhn /. Bailey ast. r. Holcono Jones-h hoieoh'
' BY Gnderslesye. J.
Emily Bryant ast. Arthur A sesyer ct aA-faui e.
Lorzer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
PECEITER FOR J. b. COLT co.

,.,av. c;ieeerich OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
.oao,n,ed Wilbur Larremore receiver Tor J. Il.
co,, a Co. manufacturers Of magic lanterns and
sc,sn,iac apparatus at No. to West Twenty
r,n,h-st and No 40s East Thirty -second-st.. with
.alesrooms In Chicago. San Francisco and Atlanta,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
European Trains de Luxe
CROM IONnON

Luchor Express-Pyrenees. ROynn Express
NorJ Exnrcss-BerIin 4 st. Petersburg~En-
gadine E1press-Coire. zurich 4 Lsce cnri.-
CarIsbad Expres.-Eger. Bayreuth Snrn.
EPenin-uInr Express-Brfndisi for EGYPT
.Wediterrnnean EXpress-Nice. Monte tariS.
rtc -.Trtrste E~prrSs Vienna. Trieste q
Ecypt.-Constnnza Express-COnstanxnN N"ne
Express-Genon' 'o"e
Naples. "a, IN
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR ~
"a Cockspur St. LOndOn.-3 Place de ioPer"'
Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
THE SCENIC LINE,

The most interesting aid picturesque route ron
to south through the entire Of Englard EAF p
TR AIMS LIVERPOOL (CentraD 10 LONDON ana ifsl-.
~ipAi TOWNS Also LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE TO scot
land THROUGH TICKETS to LONDON. PARIS ,a ana a..
paris NEWEST TYPE OF Rolling Stock on EApIsss'
Trains BAGGAGE CHECKED through from ho'el
fence or pier In part of V no n
nae i've ,abies mans sc al the MIDLAND CON-
PANY'S AGENCY (Me.srs Thos Cook & SOM -ol D'Oao
way corner Warren-st.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
Norfolk Hotel BRIGHTON. England

Elite Family Hotel. Overlooks sea avail promenade ana
lawns Fine public rooms Perfect sanitation shaded
electric lights LII, Delicate cuisine Choice Wines
Jules A. Creighton. Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
Inner Norwood. Queens Hotel.

Near crystal Pala,s London HealtIest situatona !,
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms rom 80
per day. Special terms for large parties Coh'e"'e"
train service for CITY end vest End London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
'~''-''" LONDON.

."1 ~ Tns world wide reputation OF MT - ~
u, u, - IT., f,,, Paris wi Manager aho OF =.
Escorser who !, ackro~ lodged ~ be the o , y,,ine
European Chefs and has .narge OF .h' ~"'
s.s,,,e. each nepeftHent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04

The Board adjourned. to continue the Work OF
making up the budget to-day az II O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04

Tariffs of the Hotels and full! particulars
M To routes may be had ut the European
Onces of the Tribune" at 140 Fleet street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-04
Queens Hotel.

Isle Of Wight Lovely old gardens Tennis. etc ~
fons ROYAL Yacht Club Frequent boats . Co"es hyue
ans SOUTHAMPTON ROYAL PIER HOTEL under same
direction opposite Queens residence-Osborne
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
ENEMIES OF OUR FAIR
Circulating Misrepresentation Con-
corning Attractions Advertised.

1t is learned that representations
are being made in different quarters
that the diving horses do not go off
from the tower of their own volition,
but are pushed off or driven off un-
der whip. | hereby certify that !
have seen these horses perform, and
that they climb up the tower by
themselves and dive off without
whipping or pushing. 1t is also be-
ing reported that the guidless PAGERS
are driven round the course by men
on bicycles or on horseback. This
is false. These horses have perform
ed at the Minnesota State fair and
other places, and the st. Paul Pioneer
Press of Sept. Z, '9S, said Of them:
"A horse race by horses without assistance
that was the feature of the race program At
the fair yesterday There were five horses in
the race and they paced without drivers or
riders and made their mile in the splendid
time of 2:19. which, considering the condition
of the track the wind and the cold was really
marvellous performance.
When the horses paraded by the grand stand
the small crowd which braved the cold wind
and threatening rain broke into spontaneous
applause. Five prcttcr animals never ap-
pcared on the track than these "tiuidless Won
ders." They are all clean-limbed types of the
thoroughbred track horse and were resplen.
dent in gay ribbons. The horses are the prop
erty of II. Walker
Three of these same wonderful
horses are under contract to be here,
and as they are also under contract
at the Wisconsin State Fair, they
will certainly not forfeit their repu-
tation and prospects for the season
by failure at Mineral Point.
w. II. BENNETT,
Secretary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
August Flower.

{" 1t is surprising fact, says Prof.
Houton, that my travels in all parts
of the world, for the last ten years, |
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any
other remedy, for dyspepsia, dorangcd
liver and stomach, and for constipa-
tion. find for tourists and sales
men, or for persons filling Office
positions, where headaches and
general bad feelings from irregular
habits exist, that Green's August
Flower is n grand remedy, 1t does
not injure the system by frequent use,
and is excellent for sour stomachs
and Indigestion. Sample bottles
free at Eastman and Mcscroe. Sold
by dealers in all civilized countries.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
-. Jenkins,

The Jowelor, and official railroad
watch Inspector appointed by the G.
M. st. L. Ry. Go. He does not carry
n stock OF Jewelry but can supply
anything in this line at short notice
and Mt small profit watch work II
specially and general repairing exc
cutod with skill and proficiency. Hav-
Ing had lifelong experience, apply
ing only the latest and best methods
known to the trade and with com
pleto outfit Of the most modern tools
and appliances, guarantees satisfac-
tion. Joseph Miller's building, oppo-
site Spratler's old stand
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
STRATMAN AT THE FAIR
A Fine Display of Carriages,
Buggies, Wagons, etc.

F. w. Stratman, of Dodgeyille,
will be at the fair in Mineral Point
next week with large new tent which
will be completely filled with Carri-
ages, Surries, Phaetons, Buggies etc.
and also a large line OF good wagons
and trucks. Be sure and inspect
these vehicles, which are home manu-
factured, made of the best material
by experienced workman. in fact
superior in workmanship, material
and finish.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
Make Entries Early.

Parties who expect to make entries
at the fair next week, would be wise
to make list Of each, marking the
division and class and hand the
same to the secretary this week or
the first Of next. BY 50 doiug they
can have their entries made and
tags furnished them, all ready for
their exhibit and save delay Of wait
ing In the office during the rush.
w. II. BENNETT, Sect'y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
Dispersion Sale of Short Horn
Cattle.

Daniel Lee, proprietor OF Pinewood
herd of Short Horns, will hold great
dispersion sale on Thursday, Oct. 5.
Col. ]. w. Judy and J. 0. Cushman
will be the auctioneers. AT the same
time and place John Richards and
Daniel Lee will sell about thirty
Poland China boars and a few sows.
The catalogue is in the hands of the
printer, and will be issued about
Sept l.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
Wait for the Big Show.

OF full carload Of buggies, road
wagons, and surreys to be exhibited
at the Mineral Point fair under the
management of II. II. Nelson. II
you want up-to-date styles, finish
and quality see these goods before
purchasing elsewhere. They are the
product of the Wisconsin Carriage
90. of Evansville.
j. X. OSBORNE, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-08-10
Night Blooming Cereus,

Last week a night blooming eereus,
with three blossoms, was a beautiful
sight at the L. 5, Hotel.
This week the same kind of a plant,
and one which in age is we'll up in its
teens, with several blossoms, blooms
nightly at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thos. Lutey.