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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
AHlrrlfa's Rsrbs, Sraab: nn0 Satas
frps6rniFatitif,

Bad Zen Nuf3ei9ruugsn Der SGts
Cd9Der .Sribune" tdmen in Den Ser,
StQaten in 1898 UNI: sci 5srlsrn
1910 8arfonen, our6 Grtrinfen
BIO, Sci @rploIicnen 500, 6ei 8ruz
acknowledgement $50, 6auseinTur3 etc.
500, bel Stijrmsr SOP, pom 8liB erz
i6loean 255, bei @;Ien6a6nunFGqen
$500. (Sfrer parleBt purben bel
foltan $3.50
Nuf hoher See 6si SGifFstutQItroz
pten gegen 1865 Menifsnleb:n psrloz
ren. 9irnenIee'n in oieIam Qanoe 70.
Sn 1898 bseir8en in ben Der, StQQz
rem 1920 8erIonen SelbItmor0, oapon
murer 1884 nei6It6sn 8eI6laht8. @s
parfen IL. q. odS 2s6en BON IiA: A
@er2te. Is Nrse60rige oe8 8antz8ez
ifIfts, 8 @eiitlife, 7 SournaIiiten,
s Nobotaten. 2 S6auipielsr uro 2
@rtiIten. On Sel6fmorooriinoen
tpurOen angegeben: in 1923 5Guen
u9er5peiflung," in 1900 unbefannt, "
in 438 Srriinn, in 1913 3runt, in 288
8ront6eit. in 1856 6dr5lt6ar Sru6,l,
1876 ungliidli6e 2iebe. 10 @ei66Ft5z
bGtluite.
Die 3o6l Der Motbe &at gs6en 1897
obgenommen; fe betru9 in ienem SAB
re $500, in 1898 onur" 1910. Die
urIo6en Der Morbs: Sn 1867 6Guen
Streit, in 2678 yur6stannt," in POS
@iferiu6t; 207 Wborbe purben i'm
Raui6e berii6t, 222 Don StraBenrdu=
bern, &tnpermproe 248. W2oroe bsi'm
0iOerItanb oegen 8erbaFtung lat,
RGu6sr get0btet 80, W}orOe i'm @o6n>
finn oeriibt 80, SeIbitpsrthei0igung
SO. Bel Strifes p, 8iotS %. Moro
BEL S6Gnbung 5. 9ur6 2Dndri6ter
nuroen 1872 M}Gnner unb 5 5rauen
um9e6ru6t.
Die 8ranoberIuTte in BEN Ser.
Staatsn tpd6reno bes Sa6res 1898 be-
3ifTern ii6 insgeIommt ouF $685.
139,467, gegen $129, DOL 1877 i'm
Sabre 1897. 9egsn II 1.856,C67 in
1896 unb S131. 57S.2O6 in 1895.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

Tati5ual Union @aut Don Warp,duo, ) Cfs6asrtt,s
EtraBt. u. @. SaDl0r, 9rdi, ). g. 8ehrs
gtcitru gationul gout, Il gprO=G utoipss trase.
& q N.arorp, BrapOtnt.
R6tipu0! WthaUjts' Gdut, Subot=6ds galDtrts Il.
Taettc. Strd6t. J. z. Hnmia1 4rdi, Sdmes
Scott, 0diprtr.
MN @rrmlu=Strabe. W. s. Sadiou, 9rofDent.
q Wesltp Gutii, GalErer.
eTr,rs~s' & Werhauts' National 9ant, RorbpcHs
OGG5. Q],rbarp= mo SoutbsStraBe. Sas. Eloau.
;.n gr5Fptut, Is. Z. 6raus. Rdihrtr.
r jr, - rial & Farmers 9uticVal 9anf, Ode 6otvs
nrc. ruo Btrmau=S traBs. kalDrsnct y. Remp.
gg,SSTNsrt. gDt1ion Gtgier, Rciirer.
T-tialal F1rmcC5' X Bldnter5 SaHt, 9orbnsfs
Ggs Souibe HuO OcrmdnsSirob.. SaDio g.
9--tl,tt. lr6FOcut; @j9drO .. Seamnu, Raiz
GEGIi ,.tur,rs' Ratioual gauf gor6ofsGts Pal.
mar. uuo Qibrt0sStrabe. Gbas. Y. Goriep.
mrcTcrrt. oeurp ". UtaioH, GaiirGr.
a. nat;ouul=9cut, II SoutbsS troBe. Sobn 90.
ml 9rGTDeut. &. 5. QsHHtmaH, aaiFrer.
WetienaI Er5auge SaHt, 10 S0pttH5s9ldtc. Rm.
Sirpu, QrdfoCut, SoJH Stptt, Rdifrtr.
M F;autttss ua0 GutlDsStraBs. Sas. Glars,
Wr5TStut, !. 2. 9Sbttltr, RGitrtr.
0rS,rir1u National $cat, SIOot=Gf. 9iqbs unD
W,ns=fros Soibud u. S0rHer, 9rdFDcHt, STA
mon i Sbott, RaiFEsr.
Grpribt gQut, 6te Baltimore uuo 9olibdD=Str.
% Is S6ul,. Brdi., duguit 0tbtr, 9aifrsr.
gsrw1u .Nmcricau Saut, 524 Sibs9rodbDup. gis
bplqs Or. Smith. Qrdi, u. 9.Solfielo, Poifrtr.
metropolitan SdDiHqs' Bent pom baltimore, ode
Eolperts uuo 9eriugtcn=S trGbs. Qrafoent 1. G.
Chripr, 56aBmeItcr Nomes s.. RDaH.
m7rDrrun Eapiuqs' 9lnt pom Baltimore, Ode
gaItimores NIB 6oliDap=StraBe 9r6fOcut Rm.
esurp galoDiu, iuu., S@dBmeittr Dan. Glouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

al 1Geroe @6nli6teiten gefunoen.
Spe3ieQ 6si'm Q1forg8bH6ita6cn 50"
fart Tib Oies Ieiht ndhpsiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
@eriimcrungen
SeusrperIiherunds= Capitalization.

euerDeriI1erungsz8 i6aFten.
WTo.iattO Tircmca'g Sni. 60, 4 SoutbsSnass.
Sinn1i Sui, 60, 27 Cfsgaltimorts 5traBe.
Ierbants' & Manufacturers Sni. Go, .eeraloss
nogoTS ;5ir, Sni. 60. 3OG 8aterss tuBs
Feuerperii6erungs zQgenten.
maurp ( Zonnea9, "a Soutb.5trabs.
81 81 Ebatelforo, 10 SHOs6oaioaDsStra6
9irtbeap ( SopH. 3O5 gottrz6traBt.
SnouItrieue 8erii4erung.
.oom, TTftuolp Ssticto.' 100 gBefs5aDetitsStr
Qebeuspe rii6eru rehabilitation
Ebs Wutual eiie Sni. So. BEN Rsnsgort, 2lS
@,rmausS trdbe.
@arglanD 2ebensutri. $50, s sOutbsetrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
&6iIe
&GRt!

Bur Neiie IN GuslaAbc bsiGrst ~inRtrbllb "a @lnHbe1
gu beoeuisHo berNS9eietttm 9reiie
GounrO 8aiHc,
SuopeitzSds SaltlmpTtsStIdk uHb gofsSffessa5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
sahinase8auf BON Baltimore,

=. ,NlTar 1899.
Ole ita.trjci6atteu, rom Gir:ftoT'un ptr r9diti.
mrrtr Sauiud:' Rduf" rrnanHt, am 0Ii &islOVis
i5rtr 5bdtilftit udbrtno Dts ptriiuitE:E Sabsts 81
oruitn mo narib;r 9trlht 81 TElt!tn. BADEN ore
ron ibrta ;]rb;iidiitu Qi!,btsH i~orgiditi9 tslalt mo
btribtcH, iptt lo!Gi:
1907 - 0'''. -. S2l,S73,G 66.57
Gmpfanocn prr S;poftortu III 1893 32D,74S.09
SipipnOu Ouf 9Ntr!hpip':rt, Gu2tn
aui Sdrl:btu nm 9r0W.tE oI,D
@tufaui BON Sb!igaiisnm ttt l,z9GOS3.3t
$50, 4lG, Jl0.O3
0isrDon fno a65uiit5tr, mt ioi0t:
9etraq, Den ScportorcU
in 1893 bcidblt, tin=
i6iieBllh oduptiumme
uHO ,3Inieu 81, ~ 0OS.u5
9strdq. btiablt fir IRA
mTtu uuo Oui1siduisFe
Sinicu aui a~uRcfduite
Gtiett,H, Ebligltlos
utu etc. 6S5,jii"f
gttrag Der bua5lten
&usgdbsn assoc
gttrac Der bJablttH
glcibt am 81. 93tmb;r 1893 Gin
f5ouO5bttrlp Dpn . . S3L'JN zOoJ'
Ole TpuOs Tno in Tarlt6tu dui @runot9tnthuHt
mn Giictttn, Ole mad Guibt DIR unttrjciDnEtth
polltommcu Qcib:rt Inn, uHo ourD Den HHluul U0'
g9stbpapier:u Der i~0liotfsu 4rt dHQclcqt.
IS qplreu am /. fluulr lSlS 1861 Hcuti oi'tnl;
,pdhrcnD Dei,lbcn CNbrts uur0tU 523 Gputt tro''z
MT NM ndbr,uO %D.itlbtu ,3titroum5 t3, NouiL
Qcihloftn, 10 OuB am 81. Stjsnbtr lSyS 4SJSi
Gonti U%orbdHoen iDartu.
SSm. @ird,cifcr,
Suhu y. Sppdrc,
Ntdbr. y. SeumdH.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
NnfefeQrr's %91rltmnnnnn[.

Ote IN Der rSrtt. SIG. tur3ltQ upsT
Die petroleum : 5rd9e erT6:s1ersnQr=
titel bu62n Dem ruIiIGer 6jrar3zn}i=
niIt9r 8eranla1ang gege6en, ZEN gsz
nannten 8latte cine @~ntQe9nurg be-
3i9ti6 bes &orpurfs 3use6tn 81 .aIz
fen, DAB Die ruTtife 3egjerun3 in
beimli&sm Girper5tdroniB nit
Dem dnerifaniifIa Petrole1mz3ruit
lei. 0ieIe Q~usIoTung 9ipfstt in
Der f~oIganosn 666It bsnertar5z
fpert6en Srfldrung: Die Stsl=
lung oeS ruiTiI62n 6indn5 : Mini=
tiers bs3iigIi8 Der 5roge ii6er Nu5s
fuhr BON Iapft6uprobutten aus 3uB=
Lamb 1T itberaus einfa6 uno tIar. 0u5
5tnan3miniiterium FAT njemdls 3u
Q6md6ungsr Der ruiTI6en 9etroz
IermzSnbuItrie nit BEN Nmerifanern
feline 3uItimmung gSge6en unb 6eo6=
itftigt aud tain&spsg8, io,fs3 81
ttun. Gs piinIGt nrr Gires uno BE-
mii6t 1i6. e5 gu errei6en, baB Der N6z
fab bes ruiiiifen 9etrolsums tmNu5z
lanoe 1t6 i'm gsr6dltniB 81 ben unz
erf60pfli6en Retftfumern an N}irez
raI0l in unierem 2unbe uno Ieiren
por3iigli6en Qeu6tei9enI6aFten emit
pifle, uno baB oa8 ruIiiIfs Prooutt
on ben ausIGnbi6en U}Grftan auF Ell
nen glei66ereatigten SUB nit amariz
tantifer 0oare geIte1t perbe. Die
MaBnabmen be5 ruTiiTfen 5inar3miz
n%iIteriums Iino urD 6lai6en qari6tet
auf GrIei6terung Der frsisn Gonturz
rsn3 uuf bieIem 5eloe, 6s3peden obsr
gang uro gar rift bic geIeitigurg Die
Ter Gonturrsn3 ourd &arte1irurg
3piIfen Ru1ien un0 Wmerifdrsrn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

Ca ~ q
Tmgtdie 0aSS8lb9 Was Ir fueher Gekaut HABIT
'9 45s &xNHzIZSM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Sic Sicrtrinfcr nls mcltcrOGCrer

Del in ct. 2ouis erIfsiner6e
nRirrpr" fibrt ben oorti8an Iemp2z
ren3peibern, pelfe gegen Oas 8ier
niitben, 9Solgenbes gu Semitic:
Die 8iertrintsr regieren bic WeIt.
0elfes Iino Die groBen Natioren?-
Die Ser. Stduten, Gnglano, 9suti6=
lamb, &uBlunbl @slfes Iino Die Na=
%tionen. bic Dem Bier ab6oIo Tjn0?
6ranfrei6, Spanien, Stalien.
Die 8ier trinfenoen NatiDren TinO
bic benfenben uno Die 6unoeInOen Nu=
tionen. Sic Tino bic er3iefsnoen uro
cipiLiTirenoen Nationen.
Sic iinb Die Ratipnen be5 Sort
f6ritte8. RuBlanb lit in ojeier Ri6z
tung bas Finite 2anb. Wd6rerb Der
IeBten 20 Sabre BAT bic ruiIi6e gte@
gierurg groBe 8rGmien fir Die Gr@
ri6tunq BON 8ruusreten b~erdusgabt.
Warum? I'm bas 8olt DON Dem tootz
~brinsenosn @utfi 3u cnttp06nen. Die
Regierun8 Fat %gefunoen, Dap cas8ter
ben SGnapp8 bartreibt. Sic 6at 9e@
Funoen, baB bas @olf in Sitten uno
Monieren per6eTert lit, ieitosm IS
Bier onItott Shnapps trirtt. Die
Bier trintenoen Naticnen Iino geraoe
biejenigen, peI6s tpa3rs5 GfriItenz
t6um pftegen uno i6iiBsn. Die i6ri=
gen Ndtionen Iino Dem lt~ntsr9ar9e
na6e, pG6reno bic Bier t~rjntsnoen Hoz
tionen Die 0elt nit RisienIGritten
porpGrts 0rGnQen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04

zof, 7tsoFt & Iruft 60, 70 Soutb=5trase.
9R9rplano 5ruit So, II Soutbs Strobe.
Guardian 95Ls & Gtpoft g.. 7 Y. sGalOttsStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
6rnRfiirit GhriG in 0cmzNnrf

go
Isp gort, 3. San. - GroBz
FiirIt GDriG, Elm p Sabre alter Better
oes ruNiTben G3aren, lit geitsrn
N6eno nit Der Hep : 0orfer Central
8a6n bier eitgetroffen uno i'm @aIz
DorF : Qitorid : 9otel. a6geItjegen.
Der 9roBfiirit mar am 9ubn6ofe pom
ruIiT4Rn 8otf9after in WaT6ington,
@rafen GuIIini, beFen beioen Setrez
tdren u. 3alenoD uno g. Rojestren8z
IN, benz General : &oniul .. q. Set
lotp uno Dem 8ice : &oniul g. g. 9ez
terTon empfdngen. Sir ben @roBz
fiirIten naren in Dem 6otel Die Iogez
nonnten Bangs : 8smd6er an Der
SIDE Der "a. StrdBe unb 5. Qoenue
bereit gebalten poroer, tie liegen i'm 2.
Stod uno beIteben aus II 3immern.
Nle bieTe Simmer peroen nit 8lumeH
oeforirt perotn. 8raF GoIIini pir0
pG6reno Des 4ufentbaltes De5 9roBz
fiirIten in Nep 0Ort, Der nur Don
tur3er Oduer iein piro. b1 er mpr0sn
i6on rad GurOpa o6fGBrt, cine 3ai6s
3immer ne6en oenen oes 8rin3en BE-
pp6nen.
9sute 8ormittog 6ega6 Ii4 GroBz
Fiirit GpriU 3uerIt na6 Der ruTTiI6an
Stride an 2. Qpenue unb 6eIu9te Damn
ben ruFiiTfsu Club in 9}r. 45, 8rObez
StraBe. Der @roBfUrit lit bctunntz
lid ouf Der RiidreiIe na9 8uBIanD
bsgriffen, na8oem er ais 6lotten~Ofz
fi3isr ettpa 3rpei Sabre in Den 4ineiiz
I9en 8epGfern gefreu3t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
&crihicSeReS.
Nntent.N nmdlte

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wanu & Co. Galpsrtz uHD NlpettezSsraBs.
2eihenbeitdtter.
@crmaaus Grautc, @auis unD ~ggoli,sStrdbs.
Sobn IS. Govt, @altimores unb StridtrsStraBL
6rteo60fe.
SomSon Nart.6 smstsEp. 10 3orb.Gbarlss.S.rdb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
-0UaN -FITTT 10 ~T-NtAIWl
SruItz Gompdgnie'n.

Gbas. II. SdOagt, y GttsScEingtoHsSt rabe.
S1rgc1rt & IinQcs, 6cutrnl SuUinas' @aut.
Qierre &. Iugau & 9effs, l6 Ci=9sEinotOn N. Streb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Gtnas ptnt.

8iAti8s 96atiof:n 6e3ii8ti3 oe5 g.;
bsinniBooQen Rem : gorier Gift.
morots.-Quf Der Spur oss &da.
ferS Der Ttbtrren Charlottesville:
ie. - @eroa6tgriinoe 8egen ointr
Sofa beg 8in2rQIs WpIjneaur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-04
Girnnaicncs.
@runDetQentbum un0 OdrlebeR.

8uuz unb 2ei6sG 4dften.
gutipral 9ui,Oiug afotiatiOu. 6ioelitps8e6duss.
equitable gIOQ. & GOdH ghoc, l0i g8atersStrdss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25
Soldiers Memorial in Mineral Point.

Memorial services in cOmmemora-
tion Of the heroisms of the Union
soldiers Of the civil war, will be held
i'm Mineral Point this year as usual.
For more than "A quarter of a century
the people of this community have
annually done honor to themselves
by most fittingly observing this me-
mortal occasion, and they will not
fail to do so this year, nor for many
more years to come.
On Friday afternoon tomorrow
there will be exercises at the public
schools, attended by eX-soldiers, who
will meet at the Post headquarters
at 1890 and march to tho schools.
Ladies Of the w. r, {. and soldiers
OF the Spanish war are invited to
join the Post column All citizens
will be welcome at the schools.
A Memorial Sermon by Rev. r.
Kent and special song services will
be given at the p. NJ. church Sunday
morning. For this the veterans, the
w, r. G. and the Spanish war sol
diers will meet in the Post room at
| $3.50 A. NJ. sunday
Tuesday. the Both, 9. A. X. men will
meet at their headquarters at A. NJ.
I and proceed to the cemeteries and
deposite floral tributes on the graves
Of their deceased comrades. Az one
O'Clock a procession will form in front
Of the city ball, and led By the Min
/ eral Point Band. move to the city
park Veteran. Of the civil war, sol
diers of -, the W. Il. G., children
bearing flowers and citizens, will con-
stitute the column. At the park a
| fitting program will be rendered. with
new features, and an oration by Hon
{. w. Wright, Of Monroe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25
MOkE BONO q.

Monday was an eveutful day for
five of our sports, piloted by Mr..
John Darcy to Calamiue. They had
IA gray horse and had not proceeded
far on their trip before red-haired
damsel was met. by cripos," says
the pilot. II don't like that. nothing
but rcdhorse and groundhogs for us
today; might as we'll turn back
But the other fellows were more in
different as To omcns, and onward
they went They arrived safely Mt
Calamiuc without any further Incl
dent of note, amidst the warbling OF
the happy woodland birds and the
delightful fragrance of the wild APP
pie blossom, and with plenty of good
to drink they had temporarily for
gotten the warning of their faithful
guide. However ms the day pro-
gressed there were constant remind
ers of the prophecy Fish were landed
in great numbers, but every one was
common, everyday redhorse, and
one of the party scared up a ground
hog unwontedly. The animal took
To tree, and upon being summoned
all the others left their fish on the
banks and gathered around the tree.
Joe, who had thoughtfully taken his
gun along. advanced till the muzzle
was within Is inches of the hogs
head. The trigger was pulled, the
gun discharged, and the grounding
came down and-scamperedo off with
out puucture or the loss of Il hair.
A lively chase ensued, and one more
fleet of foot than the rest, hit the hog
with piece of bridge timber from
the rear and knocked its brains out.
Disguised with the results of the
day, and charging their poor luck up
to the innocent red headed woman,
the party returned home via another
route to avoid meeting her should
she be on her way back.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25
The Local Field.
4 f. BISHOP TOR Fu2niture.......


-. Jenkin is agent for the cele-
brated Studebalier Wagons. II
Mrs. Geo. Kuhnhenn, of Belmont,
has had to 90 to Milwaukee to con-
suit "A specialist in regard to her
eyes.
Frank Jones. hustling young
citizen of the Welsh Settlement, was
pleasant caller on tho Tribune last
Monday.
The marriage of Mr.. John Esch
and Miss Clara Finklemeyer was
solemnized at ~. Mary's Germany
church Tuesday morning.
Mrs. J. w. Horn returned today
from Chicago, where she bought Il
complete stock Of summer millinery
tor the Lenahan establishment.
Mrs. A. Skinner, after several
weeks spent with her aunt, Mrs.
Godfrey Springer and other relatives,
returned this morning to her home
at Peoria, Ill.
Mrs Jas. Morgan and son Amos
drove up from Darlington Thursday
last and remained until Saturday,
TO the great satisfaction of many
warm friends.
The Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting will be held as usual on
this Thursday eve. at $50. Topic
The Gift of Power Leader-Miss
Emily Rogers.
The c. NJ. q st. p. R'y. will sell
harvest excursion tickets to all
points. Before going do not fail to
inquire for rates. y. II. SNOW,
Mineral Point, Wis. Agent
Police Justice and Mrs. J, J.
kuelliug and Prof. and Mrs. J. w,
Anderson went to Benton yesterday
toatteud "a Rebekah degree meeting
and visit with friends.
The y. P.S. c. +. will give b
'a- AtlA W. -tfltl anu tltFl bhAiliA''i'N
ia the =. NJ. church lecture room
next Monday evening May 18th
Admission 10 cents.
Lost, ON Wednesday, May 18th, a
Fox Terrier dog, white with brown
spots, answering to the name Of TriN
Finder please return to Frank Lynct
AT Geo. Browns livery barn.
The rarest combination Of good
thing, ever put together l. Rock!
Mountain Tea. II cures pimples, in
digestion, constipation, rheumatism
SICK Eastman 4 Me-erol'
Rev. r. Kent. accompanied by
Mrs Kent expects to leave on Mon
day morning for New York, and thei
hr the steamship "Lucania, Of th'
taaard Line. on the following sat
ariay for Liverpool, England. Pas
tor Kent was appointed fraterna
delegate 10 the British Conference
which Will be in session at Grinsb.
a the time Of his arrival.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25

Fats versus Sims.

]
swept the fats off the face Of the
earth last Friday. The fats were so
completely vanquished that they
have resolved, it is whispered, never
to appear on the green diamond
again. 1t was indeed pitiable spec
/ tacle to see nine stalwart fellows
hopelessly struggling for Il showing
against the invincible slims. But
muscle and Drawn never did come
out victorious in contest with skill,
| hence the result was Inevitable. In
Difference to the fats it must be said,
! however, that they worked hard and
put forth their best efforts through
out the entire game to gain repu-
tatiou," for never in all the history
of the diamond did nine men, tried
and true, chase ball more faithfully
and persistently. But alas, the race
was too swift, and when the an
nouncement came from the lips of
the umpire that the fats had been
whipped to the tune of 50 to 4, it fell
on them like IA thousand of brick
and their humiliation was complete.
After the collapse the broken down
fats were taken home in improvised
ambulances and turned over to the
tender care of their loved ones.
They have the sympathy of the en-
tire community in their hour Of great
humiliation.
This was surely the most remark
able game ever played in this city, if
not IN the state. The fats had good
nine and would no doubt make
good showing in their proper class,
but they got into the wrong booth
when they attacked Crum's sprinters.
Captain Homes pitching was a
little wild at times, and but for the
good eyen of the batters facing him
sturdy catcher Kuelling would have
experienced an unenviable time.
Vivian played first base but got tired
keeping out of the way of the tally
makers in three innings. Thoma on
second was unusually clever and
Hanscom on third stopped all the
grounders at the expense of the hide
on his shins. Snow at short refused
to be interviewed. Ludden, who was
stationed on the race track back of
left field chasing flies, declares that
he is sufficiently reduced to become
himself against the horse barns in
order to gain support while stopping
the hot ones going out to right field,
and Jacka wore out shoe leather in
tho middle garden.
On the side of the Sims all did
nobly. Crums new egg twisting
curves did deadly execution, all of
them landing safely in Bliss nit;
Jeuck Bros. broke the record for
heavy batting Fielder put out the
only clever player in the fat nine;
Meserole knocked ball over the
fair house Clementson made four
tallies in one inning; O'Neil had six
home runs to his credit, and Chamley
broke three bats. The Sims on sew
eral occasions helped the fats find
the bali.
1t is understood that the vaunting
Sims have sent challenge to the
fats to play another game, 30 or no
count
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25
Continued at the Old Stand.

The iewelry business Of the late
VIM. Mauger will be continued by
the undersigned at the old stand, with
the hope for continuance of the lib
eral patronage enjoyed IN the past.
Watch and other repairing done in
n satisfactory manner.
2lw2 Mrs, MARY II. NAuGEE.
thoroughbred holstein Bull Calf
from registered stock for sale. In
uuire Of j t.. Oates. 2lw2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25

Makers OF paint, white lead, and
zinc. keep talking about strictly
pure no matter how bad the stuff 10,
2 it, strictly pure.
Somebody gets a chemical analy-
sis usually to prove that the other
fellows stuff isn't strictly pure.
What do you care foI strictly
pure paint II it doesn't do what
paint is for? Paint il good for what it
does, not FOR what il il.
We sell Deyoe Ready Paint; We
don't know whether II is pure or not,
or don't care. The makers say If
anybody has any fault 70 find with
1t. make 1t good at our expense; We
guarantee results"
We've got the paint and well
make that guaranty good.
EASTMAN g. MEsERoLE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25

Come here for it and we will
sell you one you'll be proud
Of and it won't cost as much
as house and lot either,
Then, ii you want and um-
brella to carry on rainy days
we will suit you equally well
for we have a big line from
i5& up, an guaranteed fdst
color, waterproof and equal
to the best.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25
Fashionable Tailoring
At Prices to Suit the Times

our work is our best advertisement
Honest tailor-made clothes are tho
best in every respect and cheapest
in the end We aim TO give the best
value possible for the price you pay.
We try on all our work because il is
absolutely necessary to produce
real good and satisfactory fit. Try
Us for one order and you will patron
ize US again. New goods and the
latest styles always on hand. Please
give us your orders early for spring.
Dying, cleaning and repairing done
ia u satisfactory manner.
Yours for best values,
ADAM DRESEN.
over Bishops furniture store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-05-25

Monday evening word reached
this city that Thos. Brennan, faith
ful employe on this division Of the
Milwaukee road, bad met with a
serious accident at Gratiot, while on
duty. 1t appears that the train on
which he was serving as brakeman
had been "cut in two for switching
purposes, and that Tom, who had set
the brake on the rear section, rushed
to the forward end OF the same and
attempted to jump onto the front
section, which was moving in the
same direction. He did not realize
that it was moving faster .han that
he was on, and consequently failed
to make connection, bat instead was
thrown in such a man er aS to break
three of his ribs near inc spine and
dislOcate one Of bis kidneys. The
unfortunate man has suffered greatly
in consequence. sympathy for bin
in this city, where he was raised, IS
on everybody's lips.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-02-22
Philip Presentation.

Harmony hall, Galveston, held
over 2000 persons on the 10Th, in
Guiding hundreds of children, who
gathered to witness the presenta-
ton to Commodore j. w. Philip
by the Sunday school children of
Texas of a Bible and sword. w.
B. Paddock of Fort Worth made
the address preceding the pre-
sentation of the Bible and little
Louise Jordan of Victoria pre-
scented the sacred book. Mr.. E.
Boynton of Waco delivered the
address for the sword and Willie
Embrey, years old, of BRENNAN,
rendered the beautiful blade. All
four were enthusiastically APP
plauded. When the commodore
expressed his thanks he made sew
eral illusions to "our ship" caus-
ing great demonstrations, but on
unfurling the flag which floated
from the Texas off Santiago and
presenting it to the children of
the Lone Star state the climax
was reached.
Capt. Sigsbee of the Texas adj
dressed some interesting remarks
to the audience, during which he
complimented the state of Texas
and the good ship named after
her.
There was desire to see the
other officers of the battleship, so
they stood up.
The legislative party arrived too
late to witness the ceremonies.
Rain prevented the exercises
from being held in the open all
and this kept hundreds of Others
from seeing the exercises.