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Opposed to Union.

me citizens Of the country districts of
ramsey county have organized a citizens
committee to look after legislation and
other things affecting the Interests Of tbose
districts A meeting of representatives OF
the committee was held at the court house
Yesterday afternoon, attended by one mem-
Der from each district Those present were.
JuHus Schroer, the chairman; of New
brighton; James Powers. the secretary. OF
Mounds View; William Brimhall. of Rose
Town and John Herrick OF North st. Paul
Inc particular object of the meeting was
70 make arrangements to oppose a bill which
mas oeen prepared for presentation in the
legislature providing for the consolidation
OF me city government of ST. Paul and the
government OF Ramsey county.
The chairman was instructed m oonsrI.
with representatives and senator's from Ram
sey county and report at the next meeting
winch VIII be held at the court house at I
O'Clock OF the first Monday in February. and
a.so 10 name such persons as he deems prom
er 10 attend such meeting, and to reaues,
their attendance and report by them on the
same subject. 0A 'H'
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IngIeside Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, jan 16.-Track sloppy
weather threatening. Results:
First race. six furlongs-Cyril won, Lord
Marmion second Don't Skip Me third. Time,
116
Second race five furlongs, purse-Ach won,
Sir Urian second, The Fretter third. Time,
1:0315
Third race, one mi,e-Hardly won, Lode
Star second. Tom Cromwell third. Time.
1:441a.
Fourth race seven furlongs-Captive won,
Prince Tyrant second, Elidad third. Time,
80.
Fifth race six furlongs-Don Fulano won,
Cherry Stone second, Felicite third. Time,
1:1S15.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Imperious won,
San Venado second None Such third Time,
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WALKING HOME TO Die.

Septuagenarian TrampinG 1t From
California to Pennsylvania.
FORT WORTH. Tex. Jan. 1S.-John
G. Dorthy, who is walking from Bars
tow. Cal. has reached Ell Paso and Is
billed to arrive here during the pres
ent week. He is about seventy years
of age. and his clothes are made Of
gunny sacks, held together with wire
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as a fighter.
Sporting men are somewhat surprised at
Corbetts hestancy in agreeing to fight with
Mccoy, especially insiNieb of the former
champions threat after his encounter with
Mccoy at the Glsey house to get revenge
as soon as the opportunity arose The feeling
is that these two boxers. being so scientific.
Possibly 1t would not hurt the ex-champson' s
pride so much to be sbessten by either of his
old conquerors as it would should he sue
cumb to Mccoy.
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tie that so injured the animal that it
had to be shot.
The horse ran away near Rondo and
Rice streets. 1t dashed onto the rail-
road tracks at the Rice street crossing
ard ran east on the track for nearly
two miles. following the rails out on
the trestle. where it plunged headfore-
most into the ravine below. The wagon
was unoccupied.
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COLLEGE BOAT RACES.
Harvard, Yale and Cornell Hope to
Contest,

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. ia conference
OF Harvard and Yale rowing authorities was
held in Boston this evening. An entirely
amicable understanding of the two universi-
ties towards Cornell was reached and al
though the transactions of the agreement
have been carefully guarded there is no doubt
as to the relations of the parties. Harvard
and Yale both wish to row Cornell, and there
is no truth in the report that they intend
to assume any dictatorial attitude as to the
terms of the race. Both Harvard and Yale,
however are influenced by the fact that
their alumni and undergraduates practically
are unanimous in favor of the New London
course.
IF Cornell can come in, so much the bet
ter expressed the attitude which prevails at
Harvard.
Harvard and Yale will row at New Lcndon
beyond doubt. whether Cornell can join
them or not. 1t is expected that the date and
place of the race VIII be officially announced
this week.
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HAVANA, Jan. 16.-This afternoon Gov
Gen. Brooke announced the following an
pointmMts to the newly constituted advisers
to the administration:
department OF Government-Domingo Men,
deZ Capote.
department OF Finance-Pablo Desyernine
=. Department Of Justice and Pubic Instruc-
tion-Jose Antonio Gonzales Lanuza
Department Of Agriculture. Industry Com-
merce and Public Works-Adolfo Saenza
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HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 16.-The second
week Of the convention of the bricklayers and
masons international union opened today.
A resolution prepared by Union No. 1. of
Pennsylvania, calling attention to the alleged
fncompetency of inspectors employed upon
government buildings was discussed at length
and finally adopted
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SPORTS START WEST.
Boxers, Cyclists and Their Managers
Form the Party.

Form the PaFty.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16s-Frank Erne. the
lightweight pugilist, of Buffalo, accompanied
by his manager, James G. Kennedy, and Tim
Hurst, who refereed the Sharkey- Mccoy fight
left here today for New Orleans, en- route to
San Francisco. Erne is matched to meet Dai
Hawkins at the Olympic Athletic club, San
Francisco, in a twenty-five round bout at the
lightweight limit 1873 pounds, March l.
Kennedy has double purpose in his West
ern trip, as he is the representative of the
American Cycle Racing association, under
whose auspices an international professional
six-day. bike race will be held in the Mechan-
les pavilion, San Francisco, beginning Feb
13. AT New Orleans, Jimmy Michael, the
champion bicyclist. will join the party and
accompany them to the Pacific, slope. where
he will give exhibitions during the six-day
race, and at other points on the return. Most
OF the contestants in the recent six-day race
In this city have entered for the San Fran
cisco contest, and will leave here next Friday
over the Erie and Santa Fe roads. They ex-
pect to reach San Francisco on Wednesday Of
next week.
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United States Field Trial,

WEST POINT. Miss. Jan. 16.-The United
states field trials commenced today with the
pointer derby. There were seven starters.
The weather conditions overhead were not
bad. but under foot sea of water made it
bad for the pointers. Renee was the winner
OF the first prize, Lad of Jingo second Mana
third The attendance of sportsmen is quite
large. The stake for tomorrow. the setter
derby, will have more entries and better
class of dogs.
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Hurley Drew with Payne.

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan. 16.-'Doc" Payne,
KID McCoy's sparring partner, and Tim Hur-
draw at catch weights before Jack Skelly's
American Sporting club here tonight. The
weights were announced at 160 pounds evon,
but Hurley looked ten pounds lighter and was
outcassed in height and reach. 1t was Hur.
ley's first engagement in fast company, and
ne made good impression, for a lad only
20 years OF age.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. 16.-ResuIts to-
day:
First race. six furlongs-Gath won jim
Gore second. Aunt Maggie third. Time, 1:16sl.
Second race. six and one-half furlongs-
Ned Wickles won, Tenderesse second, May
Droit third. Time. l :24h
Third race one mile and one-half-School
Girl won, Friar John second. Annie Taylor
third. Time. 2:43&
Fourth race. handicap. one mile-Dr.
er third. Time. 1:46A.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Saratoga won.
Tortugas second, Sedan third. Time 1:32Ha
won. Mamie Davis second. Lone Princess
third. Time. 1:13h
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Ohio Centennial Comm,x.,on

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 16.-The Ohio ce,ten-
NAL commission special started for Washing
ton today, accompanied by about eighty prom
inent Ohio citizens to urge congress to make
an appropriation for the centennial The
party started on a special train from Toledo
over the Hooking Valley, and picked up Pres
dent James Kilf>Surne and others of the
commission part/ here. The party will meet
the Ohioans in congress on Wednesday even
ing
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IN BRITISH HANDS.
Orga nizatiOn of Army of Occupa-
tfon In Cuba and Porto Rico.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Jan. 16.-It is
reported In military circles here that
the American army commissioners.
While here, secured. with the consent Of
the British war Office, the services of a
prominent officer of great colonial ex-
perience who will proceed to Cuba to
take the position Of military adviser
ara supervise the organization of a
regular army of occupation there and
at Porto Rico.
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Mcfarland Won From Carrig.

BUFFALO, Jan. 16.-Kid Mcfarland. OF
New York. secured the decision over Jack
Carrig. in their twenty-round bout at catch
weights before the Olympic Athletic club
tonight. Mcfarland did all the leading
throughout the bout and Carrig never had a
chance against the swift New Yorker
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Ritchfe won on a FouI

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Johnny Rtchie of Chi
cago. was given the decision over Patsy Haley.
of Buffalo. on foul tonight. Haley, in the
fourth round. accidentally butted Ritchie SO
violently in the stomach that the latter was
unable to stand. The fighting was even up
to the time of the fouling
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Sullivan and ColnnoIIv

NEW HAVEN, Conn. JAN 1e.-The twenty
round boxing contest tonight between Spike
Sullivan and Eddie Connolly ended in a
draw. They went the limit
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INF Pies

Blotches, blackheads, red, rough, and oilv
skin, red, rough hands with shapeless ills.
dry, thin, and falling hair, and simple baby
rashes prevented by CUTIcURA SOAP, greatest
of skin purifying and beautifying soaps, as
well as purest and sweetest for toilet. bath.
and nursery, because the only preventive of
Inflammation and clogging of the PORES, the
cause of most minor affections Of the skin,
scalp, and hair.
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Has been used for fifty years by millionA
OF mothers for their children while teething. with
perfect success 1t sooshes the ciiId softens the
gums allays all pain cures wind coic. and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Sold ty Drugrfsts
In every part Of the world. Be sare and ask for
" Mrs. WiuEiow's 5oothinG Syrup" and take nc
other kind. Twensy.hs cects battle.
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PLUNGED INTO A RAVINE.

Runaway Horse Ran Two Miles Over
Omaha Railway Track.
A delivery horse belonging to E. W.
Riley. grower at 320 Carol street.
INDUCED in wild run on the Omaha
railroad track early last evening, end
ing in a plunge from thirty foot tres
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Yale Engages a Traine,

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. ia F. Cope
land. Of New York. the prominent Manhattan
Athletic club athlete has been engaged as
trainer of the Yale track team.
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COLUMBUS, O., jan 16.-Manaser Thomp
sons all-star bowlers won four out of six
games from a picked team on Beck's alleys
this afternoon and tonight.
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CUBAN ARMY PAY.
Claimed American Government viii
Advance $4O,OOO,OOO.

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-According to
Brig. Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez, a mem
Der of the Cuban commission now In
Washington, the Cuban army is sure
to receive the three years pay to
which 1t is entitled $40, 100000 being
advanced by the United States. with
the custom houses Of Cuba as security
for its repayment.
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Reich.banls Capital Raised.

BERLIN. JAM 16.-In the reichstag today
the government bill was introduced raising
the Reichsbank capital from 120 COG, 900 marks
to 15e, 00G, 600 marks, and increasing the tax
free paper money from 279 0GO 900 to 400 900, 900
marks.
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Leon outpoanted Murpbv.

CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. 1s.-In a ten-round
| glove fight tonight before the Peoples Ath-
| letic club between Australian Billy Murphy
| and Casper Leon Of New York, for purse
| OF 5000, the decision was given to Leon for
outpointing Murphy. There were no knock
downs
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Murdered bx bandits.

HAVANA. Jan. 16.-Senor Eduardo Zayas
and his son. while journeying from Las Tunas
to Puerto Principe with 81, COO to buy cattle.
were murdered by bandits.
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Paymaster stanton ConvaIescinx.

WASHINGTON. jan 1S.-To the surprise
OF his physician ard friends. Paymaster Gen
Stanton. who has been suffering with severe
attack Of pneumonia, last night rallied from
the desperate condition he had been in for
three days and may completely recover Il
smoke and enjoy q cigar.
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HELD OUT PART OF 1T.

Court House Commission Isn't Pay
ing for Chicago Cabs.
The joint court house and city hall COM
mission met yesterday morning at the con-
clusion of the meeting Of the county commis-
sioners and passed favorably on the claim
of T. w. Eaton, of Chicago, for $4,000 as
partial payment for the new court house
elevator system. The county's share of the
payment will be 81 900.
There still remains unpaid So, 100 which will
probably be the subject of litigation on the
rejection of the cabs built in Chicago in VIOLA
ton of clause in the contract.
Jefferson school Union Meeting.
The monthly meeting of the jefferson School
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CoRBETr DoDGEs mccoy.

Would Prefer a Match With Sharkey
or FitzsimmOns.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1e.-George Considine
had a conference with the Lenox officials and
tried to induce them to offer purse for Cor
bett to meet either Sharkey or Fitzsimmons.
They refused. but said they would offer a
purse for Corbett and Mccoy This was not
satisfactory to Considine, who stated that Cor
bett was anxious to meet either Sharkey or
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cut and severely, although not dan
gerously injured. He was taken to ST.
Joseph's hospital. where Drs. Leavitt
and ART attended him. One of the
horses was injured in the collision.
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union will be held tonight at the school build
ing. The programme will include lecture
by Miss Phalen. Of the training school,
and friends
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INJURED IN A COLLISION.

Joseph Geish Run Into by jack
son street Car.
A team of horses. driven by a man
giving his name as Joseph Geish, was
run into by a Jackson street car near
the corner of Rice and Jassamine
streets last night. Geish was thrown
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RESERVATIONS WITHDRAWN
San Juan COunciImen Have Decided
to Remain in Ofice.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. Jan 10
Gen Guy V Henry, governor of Porto
Rico, promises certain concessions to
the councilmen of San Juan, and the
latter, therefore, have withdrawn
their designations.
Archbishop Chapelle, the apostolic
delegate to the West Indies, is expect
ed to arrive here on board the United
States transport Berlin A meeting
has been arranged to take place be-
tween Gen. Henry and the archbishop.
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ANOTHER SCALE FsoR o'GRaDY.
Red ORourke Loses to the Cham-
pion on Straight FaJI.-

Another scalp dangles at the belt of CHAM
pion Jimmie" o'Grady. Yesterday afternoon
an unknown, in the form of "Joie'
o Rourke. more commonly known as Red y
vas sprung on the champion. The match
was at catch weights and catch as you
can style. best two falls, in three for side
bet and large purse contributed by the
commission men. O'Reurke was tcuted as 4
wsndsr and considerable money was was-
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Pool Tournamen,
BrickIayers and Masons.

CHICAGO. Jan. 16.-In the pool tournament
tonight Eby defeated Horgan by a score Of
125 to lis. But one game was played today.
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Preaching Nightly

w. T. Bshoff. Springfield, H., evangelist
church.
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in the history of this land of the free and
home of the brave.
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SLATED FOR PLACES
-FOUR NAMES THAT GOV. LIND
WILL SEND TO THE SENATE
TODAY
LAMBERT DRAWS A PRIZE

The Ramsey County Candidate for
Adiutant General ChOsen-E. ;.
CGrser to Be Made Surveyor Cen
eraI for the Upper Mississippi
and Byron j. Mosier for the ST.
CroiN District.
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WHEEL RECORDS In 9S
CHAIRMAN WALTER FARADAY IN
ST. PAUL INVESTIGATING SOME
CENTURY CLAIMS
CONFERRED WITH Mr.. MACE

Minnesota Riders VIII Figure
Prominently In the Table for the
Year-Mrs. Archie Matheds Has
the Triple Century Record Over
'TOnka COurse--C. H. yanderhOof
Likely to Win Mileage HOnors.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20
COX-CANNON.

A quiet wedding, attended by rela-
tives of the bride and groom and "A
few intimate friends, took place on
Tuesday evening, July 18th, at the
home of Mr.. Charles Davis, in the
town OF Waldwick. Mr. Charles H.
Cox and Miss Bessie Cannon were
there united in marriage by Rev. VIM.
Croft. They were attended by Mr..
George G.. Cox, Jr., and Miss Mabel
Jackson. The bride is an estimable
young lady, and the groom is the eld-
est son of the Hon. G.. G.. Cox. He
honorably served in the war with
Spain, and with his regiment, lst
Illinois Volunteers took part in the
battle of Santiago, a host of friends
tender hearty congratulations and
well wishes to the young couple.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20

Mr.. and Mr.. Reuben Lanyon are
from Joplin, Mo-, for visit with
relatives and friends in this city and
Dodgeville. Mr.. Lanyon says that
Joplin is n rapidly growing city, and
at present has over 5000 inhabit-
ants. Ed. aud Frank Jones, former
Mineral Pointers, are residents OF
Joplin, and are prospering. Mr.,
Lanyon finds many changes in his old
home city.
At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Marilla Calvert, in Rockford,
July l., +. kemsley Golden, Of Dodge
vile, and Miss Marguerite Calvert
were welded. The groom is editor
and proprietor of the New Star OF
Dodgeville, and the bride has been
engaged in teaching in the Rockford
schools.
Miss Kate Healy, who is engaged in
the millinery business at Duluth
Mimi, is home for short visit.
Mrs. James Trevillian and daughter
Miss Elsie are here from La Sale,
H., isiting Mrs. Trevillian's broth
er, Mr.. George Masten, and other
relatives.
Mr.. Frank Meyer and little daugh-
ter, of St. Louis, are here for a visit
at the home of Mrs. Patrick Kane,
mother of Mrs. Meyer. Mr.. Meyer
is an engineer on the Iron Mountain
road.
Mrs. Con Sullivan, of Chicago, is
visiting with her nieces, Mrs. Luther
Hamblyn and Mrs. John Jollitfe.
The force at Adam Dresen's tailor
shop went to Belmont mound on
Wednesday for days outing.
Mrs. Edward Devlin and son Ira
are here from Chicago visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. w. A. Jones, and children ar
rived on Wednesday, from Washing
ton, to spend the summer at their
pleasant home in this city
On Tuesday MIR. Jacob Dresen, ST.,
Miss Mary A. Dresen, Miss Helen t..
Dresen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dresen,
Mrs. Philip Weidenfeller and child
ren, Ruth, Hugo and Agnes, drove
over to Jonesdale and spent the day
with the Weiskircher family. All re-
port having good time.
Mrs. John Wasley, of Dixon, H.,
and Miss Louisa NeCollins and
daughter, Emma, of Hazel Green,
Wis., are visiting with Mrs. Elizabeth
NeCollius and other relatives.
The Barreltown picnic will be held
on the church grounds on Wednesday
afternoon July 26th. There will be a
game of ball in the forenoon between
the Barreltown nine and Mineral
Point nine, on w. Z. Jaekson's S
meadow. Everybody invited.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20
4 HannY Meeting.

Mrs. n. X. Van Matre's sister, Mrs.
Clara Lehman, and her three children,
Harry, Louisa and Emma, arrived on
the Saturday noon train from Oregon.
More than thirty-nine years ago these
sisters parted, Mrs. Lehman, then a
small girl crossed the plains with her
father. Joseph J.. Wiley and family.
Mrs. Van Matre having family OF
her own remained near Mineral Point.
These sisters never forgot each other,
writing and exchanging pictures often.
They did not meet as strangers it was
a very happy meeting. Mrs. Lehman
and her family will remain the mos,
OF the summer visiting her sister and
other relatives.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20
Excursion to Madison.

The superintendents of the Nj. f..
=. NJ. and Trinity Sunday schools OF
this city have arranged for railroad
excursion to Madison on "Wednesday
next, July II. The train will leave
this city Il: 6:30 a. III. and will run
through to Madison without any de-
lays, arriving there at 10 u. IN. Re-
turning train leaves Madison ut 6p
nj. and will arrive home at 9:S0
Fare for the round trip is fixed at
the low rate Of $3.50 for adults, and
75 cents for children under II years
of age, making it the cheapest rail-
road excursion on record.
At this season of the year our capi.
tai ,ity is especially attractive with
its beautiful lakes and parks and
public buildings, and in addition to
these is the Monona Lake Assembly
which will be in session at that time
Purchase your tickets on or before
the evening of the 25th If possible, to
better enable those in charge to know
what number of coaches to provide,
Tickets for sale at Hanscom \ Cos
book store, Brewer 4 Penhallegon's
cash grocery store, PlideauN's drug
store, John II. Toay's and at the
depot.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20

Thomas Rhodes, CenterHeld, o.
writes: Il suffered from piles seven
or eight years. No remedy gave me
relief until DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye, less than box Of which per-
mently cured me" Soothing, heal
Ing, perfectly harmless. Beware Of
counterfcits. W. II. Prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20
Iowa Lodge officers.

At a regular meeting of Iowa Lodge
No. |, |. O. O. F., held last evening,
the following officers were installed:
Noble Grand i. W. Anderson.
Vice Grand-Georgc Hartley.
Recording Sec Frank lvcy.
r. 5. OF y. q. William Bcnuctt.
l.. :. otN. G.-lohn Holman,
r. :. ofN. G.-J. J. kuelling.
l.. s OF V. Clay Dunn.
Warden-Alvin Tcmby.
ConduCtor--Chas. Grange,
H. 5. 5. Josiah Paynter
LIS. S.-Chas Payntcr.
Inside Guard John Francis,
Outside Guard. Anthony HuNtable.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20

In n private letter from Guy L.
Cobb. who is in the L. $. Indian
Service, at Muscogee, |. T., he says:
" am getting into harness and will
have permanent headquarters here.
While in the services my work is
varied and | have plenty of it, but
like it, and get on very nicely. Mr..
Jones has not visited this section
since my arrival but he is held in very
high esteem both by the present
officials and those who held over
under Clcveland's appointments and
those under civil service" F"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20
Mineral Point Public Schools.

The following named teachers ar
engaged for the coming year:
HIGH SCHOOL.
A. Il. Jollcy-Prncipal.
Mr.. Courts-lst Asst.
Miss lang"- md Asst
PREPARATORY DEPT.
John McGovern-lnstuctor
1ST AND 2SD WARDS.
Miss Hooking Grammar Dept.
Miss Cummings
Miss vey-lntcrmediate
Miss Connaughton-2d Primary Dept
Miss Stephens-lst Primary
Miss Wcidenfeler-lst Primary
3p AND Atm WARDS.
Miss McCabe-Gramma Dept
Miss ken-lntermedate"
Miss Treweek-2d Primary "
Miss Neal-1st
Miss Tregilgus-lst
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20
To cnre a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If il fails to cure. 2jc. The genuine
has r. Il. Q. on each tablet. For
sale BY " II. Prideaux. Mineral
Point, Wis. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-20
List Your Property

Those having farms or city prop
erty for sale wall do well TO list it with
the Mineral Point real estate agency.
No charge for advertising IL property
is not sold. y. X. K.VANMATRE, Agt.