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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

When the First South Dakota sailed
for Manila the regmennt contained
1909 men. General Otis cables that 667
South Dakotans left on the Sheridan
which leaves 342 men to be accounted
for. OF these fifty.nine have passed be-
yond because of accident, disease or be-
ing shot in battle. One hundred and
twenty-eight came on the Morgan City,
and about twenty-five received their dis
charge previously, or are in Preside
hospital This makes 202 which, sub
tracted from 1909 leaves S06. AS only
667 sailed. about l40 must have received
their discharge in Manila.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me
more good than all blood medicines and
other pills." writes Geo. H. Jacobs, of
Thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleasant,
never gripe,-they cure constipation,
arouse the torpid liver to action and give
you clean blood, steady nerves, clear
brain and healthy appetite. A. j.
Jones & Co.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

The Rev. w. B. Costley, of Stock
bridge, Ga, while attending to his pas
toral duties at Ellenwood, that state
was attacked by cholera morbus. He
says: "By chance 1 happened to get
hold of a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy, and l
think it was the means of saving my
life. 1t relieved me at once. For sale
by A. ]. Jones & Co., druggists.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

County auditors have plenty of work
in sight for the next two weeks, says
the State Register. The great changes
now in sight by the state board Of
equalization means extra work for the
auditors. In view of the radical
changes to be made we caution all au-
ditors to look over the levy returns on
file in their Offices and see that all are
made in dollars, as no mill levy will
stand in case Of contest.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

It is shown that with all the increas-
ed demand for copper, the supply is
growing less, and the product for 1899
will fall far short Of that produced in
1898. While it is fact that great
many new mines have been opened up
to meet the increased demand, the
big copper mines like the Anaconda Of
Montana, and others, are not yielding
near the volume of copper they did last
year
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19
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Pictures of the principal current
events throughout the west with inter-
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Carpenters letters Of travel, illustrat-
cd by his own photographs.
Athletics and sports, with snap shots,
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Portraits of the men of the hour
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

you suffer from kidney, bladder or urin-
ary troubles, or from too frequent or scanty
urine, DIR. Fenner's Kidney and Bscltacho
Cure Is what you want. Bed-wetting by
children is speedily cured by one bottle Of
this powerful remedy. Testimonials are
disregarded, many people doubling the hon.
esty or sincerity OF them, We therefore avoid
giving any here but furnish them In circular.
Get one of your dealer.
For Sale bv A. T. Jones a. f,o
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

We would say to those owning good
mica mines around Custer, land there
are quite number,) that it will pro-
badly pay them to look into the mica
question. We know of party who is
mining and shipping mica right along,
in one thousand pound lots, with good
profit to himself, and to the satisfaction
fhis company, who say they will take
all he can furnish. We learn there is a
good market for mica of all grades, and
the trust is not having it all their own
way, but that there is another Rich
mond in the field"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19
Notice to Teachers.

The annual institute session will be
held in Custer City, S. D., commencing
August 2lst, and closing with teachers
examination for all grades Of certificates
Sept. lst. Special rates have been Sc.
cured for board and rooms at private
houses. Teachers will come prepared
W tn books, paper, ETC., as same cannot
be furnished.
A. L. HEsNARD,
Co. Supt.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

General Otis has included in his list
of nominations for officers of the new
Eleventh volunteer cavalry, under pro.
cess of organization in the PHILIPPINE
islands, the following South Oak kotans :
Evan f. Young, lieutenant of Com
pany NJ. to be adjutant, with rank of
captain. Samuel G. Larsen, a lieuten-
ant, to be lieutenant Of the new regi-
ment. Fred II. Parks, second lieu.
tenant, to be first lieutenant. Emory
G. West, private to be second leuten-
ant.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

The Thirty. third National encamp
ment and Reunion of the Grand Army
of the Republic will be held in Philadel-
pbia, September A to 9.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19
Republican Ticket.
For Judges OF Supreme Court
DIGHTON CORSON.
ii. G. FULLER.
DICK HANEY.

Gov. Lee has appointed Frank Fl.
Files of Sioux Falls, and A. E. Clough of
Madison, members of the state board of
emhalmers
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19
For Sale by A. j. Jones & 20.

Donaldson & Granger have just re-
ceived car load Of the famous CHAR
TER OAK flour and guarantee every
sack
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

Tax titles in South Dakota are likely
to haye severe shock some day, says
the State Register. 1t is questionable
whether the state now has law for the
levy Of taxes which will stand in test
Of tax titles. Irregularity of leves and
assessments have been so numerous
that the practice has become common
in many counties. AS soon as land be-
comes valuable in this state much pro-
perty will certainly become involved
in litigation because of the defective
tax titles and improper foreclosure sales.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

1t is said that the productive territory
of the Klondike gold fields covers from
1000 to 1900 square miles.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19

The strike Of the smelter men in
Colorado was not successful, and after
sixty days of idleness the men have
gone back to work. But if they failed
to gain their point, they gained the re-
spect of the community. by conducting
their strike like men and not like wild
beasts. 1t was different in Idaho,
where they blew up the concentrating
works, which cost $500 900, and in other
ways behaved so outrageous that the
governor was forced to call out the
military force to restore order and sub
due the lawlees mob.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-08-19
RECORD OF HoMEsTAKE MINE.

The Homestake mine, located in the
Black Hills, has paid dividends contin-
uously, and up to date has mined ap
proximately 100000 tons of ore,
valued at more than $S0,0O0,000. The
Honestake and associate mines lift
from the mines every "a hours, and
every day in the year, and crush in their
stamp mills about 5000 tons of ore, or
an aggregate for the year of 1.l65,000
tons of rock. from which is recovered
$3.50 per ton, which gives an annual
production of $5,495, 400. According to
the last report of Supt. T. j. Grier, the
5000 tons of ore which is mined and
milled every day can be continued for
20 years from the ore already blocked
out above the 800 foot level in the mine.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05

! 6err Shnlipt, Elm lc,ialiltifher Neihs=
tasSzMbseprbneter, 1T in Maspeburg me,
| gen Maieifatsbeleibuns 81 BRET Jatren
0efansnib serurtbeilt ipprpen, neil eri ei-
nen Mrtitel psrSfentliht bate, tn pen, eer
6ailer unb Die prin,en laAerli1 geinaht
wurpen. Ghmirt sersihtete freipilIie
auf ieine Smnunitdt sesen gerbaltuns
ais NitslieD bes Geihstags, neil Der Sic
paftenr Muller, ppn Der |osiatiltilden
y Sclfsitimn,e", Der Den Nrtifel abgebruft
battc, idrn gu Sier Sabren @efangniB
|rerurtbeilt purpe.
gfaA taneen Satren gum eriten Male
rieper wurre am Mpntag ppn ben Ser.
Staaten aus eine gaouns 0etreibe nah
6ranfreid selanht. Die Senbung Be-
ltann aus 92,529 Sulbeln 5afer int
sSertbe BON s5l ,982 uno rmrre spn phi
larelpbia : mad 3pdelprt perfradtet.
Mau erm1rtet, DAP balp peitere Senrun=
gen BON bier aus fclsen ,perben, ba
Jralifreih senSttist it, isiuen piesjab-
rigen 0etreipeberarf i'm Nuslanp 3u
refen.
Die Nnbree Nprepcl Grpebiticn mar
firte 8pje, Die nit einem paran befeltieten
2lnfer am 9. September an Der Nprpfiiite
Der Sing CHARLES Sn1el ppn eem Captain
reS nprpesilher Cutters .,,Niartba gar-
laar gefuncen wurpe, lit AM Ssnntaa
spn elmer 2ln3abl Grperten unb in 0eeen-
mart nebrerer Mitslieper pes Cabinets in
Studbclm seSHnet mcrpen. Gs felte
| lif pann berans, raB es Die lrsenannte
nNprpppl=Boje" mar, biz Mnsree ausper=
! fen, mpate, i'm 5alle es ibm selinsen lullte,
ben glcrbpcl su palliren.
| Sn Der StraBe prn gelle Sale an Der
!Rillte spn gfeu Tunplanp lit Der britilhe
Dampfer ,Sectsman" untersegangen.
glf BON ben 9alIasieren, ;e1n Srauen
unp ein Sinh, ertranfen; bic iibrieen
9aKasiere, etma $50 an Der .3abl, fpnn=
ten gerettet merpen.
Die sriehilbe 8eaieruns lit be1adrihe
| tist wproen, RAP Bel pem Grnbeben, bas
Die Start Mibin, 80 Weilen 1ipGltlih spn
SmYrna unp einige in Der Nabe selesene
DSrfer, sum She'll seritErte, mebr ais
1000 Menlden um's geben sefcnmeu
unp nngefdbr 800 mebr ceer reniser
lhper perlebt mcrpen isien,
| Sn Slp=9lfrifa 1T bic Situaticn lhari
,useirist, aber nod 1T Der erlte ShaE
niht gefallen. Wan eripartet jepph ben
ausbruh Der Seinfieligfeiten bsinabe
| tmnelih.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05
Gimit i.nD icht.

gs mar I'M Sabre 1890 bel einem
lo9ellannten Nelp gn9Iano Dinner iii
philaoelpbia, als elm aeniller William
MeGinlep pon Ohio, oamals gouareB-
mann. in eoler Beaeiiiernus fir bas
Gd)6ae imo Gute, cine NeDe belt, in
lpelher er unter Qlnoeem bic Neube=
rling mahte ,Weniberrebte nno per=
iallungsmdBige Bripileaier foaten niht
Dvraelien uerben in Dem Saaen ilah
&sibtbunt llno eommer5eller ueb,rle=
eeuheit," lln0, bon Ieinem 0esenltanoe
binaerillen. fubr Ct tort ::A,G Cine Nolts=
Neaierllna nlub ouyb bas ganSe Bolt
ieil, nid)t nur burh ei.liae aug oem
8oltc ; lie mub beru6en allf Der freien
.3ultimmuna Der Gegierten lnlb offer
Regierten. Mit ,parnenoer 5timme
ldluB er.: ,Man peraelle es nitbt !:
Madt, Die ollrb llnterbriifung ODER
Mnmabung, burb ln9ere6tieteit In
irgeno iDelber ssorn, erlonat moroen 1T,
miro balo enttbront. 9Dir baben fein
gefeblides llno noraltfhes &sdt, al
uns gu reiBen. mas einem Mnberen ee=
bort, lei es @igentbum ooer Ma1t."
llno tleute 9iun, beute iibt oieIer
ielbe MeSinlep, Der insuiiben Yrdli=
bent aeuoroerl, aeraee bas, mas ct als
-Gongrebmam fur llnreht ertldrte.
Eie georte, Die er banlals als gon-
.areBnonn duBerte, eelten beute als
uerrdtberifd unb aufriibreriib. Sic
|oiirfien beute niAt Our1 bic Yolt nad)
Wanila befDrbert tperoen. Sic lino
Der ausgeiprohene Unit Smperialis=
mus, imb Der 1T Dem Brdl1oenten Mc=
Ginlep uno ieinem @sfolae perpDrt.
Sa Die 3eiten dnoern iitb, uno bic
Weniben nit ihnen. IS idabet aber
nibt oaran 81 erinneril. ipie @braeia
uno Selbitiiberbebung audi cole 8runb=
Idbe iibertuubern fDnnen.
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Ottober.

Ser CONNER 9ing 3nr Miiite. Seine gla1tpeben
MAIDEN yf6 ,iehpd in unierem RDrper nod fabfbor.
tr finO souS9ebbrrtA BON ber laneen 3et ber Glutb
unisre s3weibtandie une bic gorsn ber Raat pelfbe
ber pibe mer ebr tbernrbeitet tpDrben. biz anlebt
Der GnmeiB in Str6men iief- Die G4mdB Bobfun.
berung8orQ0ne fparen tbeu berdrt 8efdgm64t hak fe
b6rigtn mi0ericnb ieiten fpMnten nub fmliebI9 bns
aHaflsr aus hem @lnt ftr6nen lieben. Aohnrb nnrbe
ooS Slut peroidt 5uGleid dter aud init ben gtiti9en
Gt0feM ibtrldben, ntds tpnft init BEN G9neik ans.
0tidtebens iDerbtg. henn bic Raut reip tire &pren
tDnnten ue De5tBt bel ibret S4tudt ilne BEN uers
Mfbrtrn Hlnt0Ibyang ben EMipelb n.dbt mebr 0ebbrq
anbeteten Ser Abrper 1T nitp aueo1 mt Qifiiaeii
StrHen hbsrinDeu tMo bisie mitfien tup t6HNsu nur
nit oate her beribntteH ct Eerunrb Rrdtleyptlsrl
0us9einieos IN iuEr0su. GuunIb Shr Mdfti0lkit ner.
@9uiu1el, 6tr3ttnpftn, NDli!inmer3sn uetfkDp3un9,
DgSp<U6e o6er Dttd IN 4nQe 10 beMiet 1d56h bdE
Guer &trper bNrA IN l0p9e Seit M GQAntexnInt{
mt 6lnlatttsN w Il u sa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05

Die tayertihe Nesieruns III eifris nit
Jelneauns Der 56be Der Wa1erIhaben
III Dberz anb glieberbapern tnfclge Der
geqex8ai{e uAb @cIfenbrihe nnp cer
96mfl3e btea MeulHnees in ben cber=
bayeri@dkn 4tpensetieten belhaftist. Die
3M1anhienhs 1T. Da es id um ein
II peit auegfhsbntes. lleberfApemmunss-
aebtetl tenbelt, nch niht Sollenbet. DaS
ss9en feat iid fit DEN Stapt6esirf Min-
heu allein aah amtlider Mblhdbung bic
GAaceniun,me alif ben aubercrptntlih
tpbsn Betras pcn Al Mlicnen Marf.
gn Derlin purbe Niar 56ieman8t ein
Mlaicr I'M Ser. Stanten Greiwiligens
6etr watrenr res &rieges nit Spanien,
cer nor sinise, Mcnaten IN seaanntsr
@fdht auf he atnflase bin perbaftet
iyurbs. Oelb unterjallhen GOripie9elna=
gtiterlanst III baden, pcr Dem pcitinfpets
tcr Wteeler srn gDafbin9tct fprmeu be-
f&nlAiat, III rem Ser. 6taaten Dcf<
GtlDanpeilunee,s selalldt su bdtea. Der
&Nn riro Az ptes sr. &taaten ausaf-
kre1ttstetas
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05

= Sn Wisconiin 1T cine lebbafte Nsi=
tation fir Die 6erfeGung bon auten
Qanoltraben i'm @ange. Cine seit9e=
mdbe gemegung.
= Gin tuabnlinniger Gronprdtenoent
in &orea tuuroe entbauptet. = Sas
turir:e natiirlih ieinsn Mabnlim 'uno
leine Brdtenlionen griinblia.
= Ser neue 9dute= ,np Seoer=Sruif
lit jebt fertia. Cine arobe Netp Oorter
gant bat Die Ginaneiruna itbernom=
men uno iebt fam Der Sruit oaran ee=
ben, Dem 0ornbieb uno bem Publitum
oas Sell abau3ieben.
= Der 6leilb= 5ruit bat ber Gppli=
tion segen oas 5rultunmelen mebr
Nabruns sugefiibrt, ais irseno elm an=
oerer 5rult. Das 1T bic Nergeltung
oafiir, oab man Der 9roBen Wta1e bes
8oltes int SntereNe beg eigenen 8elo=
belltels bic Nabrung pertiirsen mill.
= Ser Dbio general=Nntpalt Mon-
nett, Der neuli1 bon Guropa suriif=
tebrte, ioa Der Mnliht iein, 0aB bic
SbDei5 oas am beffen re9ierte 2ano in
Der Welt if. sSeoenfaQs miiroe in Der
5hpeis eine STANDARD Gel : Company
bic &e9ierIn9 uno bic Gerihte ridt
iabrelang an oer Naie berumfiibren.
Nber ieoes Bolt bat bic Resieruno. bic
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Gtaat Ohio,
SnScaralpas @ountp, S. -.s
Ctdl 3. s. ID I'LL @Ierf bes GreisaeriChtS in u1tD
~ fiir 1nsearaipaS Gpnutp, beserge hermit baB
eaS Wpritebenbe cine getreue uito geuane Mbrit bee
mime oes Rretsseri9tes i Snften @eribtsbe3irf pom
Cbio ir oas abr 1900 entbdt Die beleibe tn meiner
Office btnterlegt 1T.
ais Yeseueuna bierfir folst meme eieens
- bdnbise lluterid)rift unb bas Gieael bes qe.
SiegeI nannten Gerid9tS. @egeben in Stem Ytilas
~ 'oelpbia, Cbio, am 2e @eptember 1899. ssS
s. .. Me0iH,
26 GIert.
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Cine ferttige Mntsunrt.

Ser friibere @opbop= Gberit uno 1ea=
Sige @ouperneur pun Stem Oprt Mpole=
uelt bdlt our 3eit in Gbio i'm Snterel1e
Der .aroben alien Yartei" Gtumpre=
Den, in tpelhen er natiirlih on ben
8egnern Der MeRinlepihen grpbe.
rungs= Yolitif fsill eutes 6aor laBt.
Sn Afspn !. Y. ibimpite er ben @pn=
areB 2lbgeoroneten SenB einen Cop
perbeaO" ,no iiberlbiittete ibll nit bic
len dbnliben @oinplimenten.
Serr 2eny bat oaraufbin Die fol-
aellDe Niltmort perD6entli1t
,Wenn Bouuernellr GooIepelt in
9ltron iagte, bob Der GonsreB=9bge=
pronete 2enb lib init Der 9lilbenoen
0offnnna trage, Der Na6folser Naui=
naloo's 3u peroen uno ben 6imnel
gebeten babe, Die amerifallii1s Mrmee
sn pernlbten. 10 bat er iid) elmer brei=
fahen llnanltdnoiDteit iduloia 9e=
maht.:
,giHens Gr fpmmt mad Obio
nit elmer 2iige i'm Nlunoe uno bolirt
oarauf feline Nr9umente 3u @unIten
BON Smperialismus.
.3pe;tens st seiat lih Ihlimmer
als Elm Gemagose oa er nibt I'M
Gtanoe 1T. elm plauIibles glrgumeni
anfSulfellen, ohne lib elmer Siiee i6ul=
Dig au MAIDEN.
vDsitrells = IS tpdre melt beller fir
ibn. menn ers s5u 0auie bliebe, Inn Die
brei Miaionen Golars Ganal=Diebe All
perfol9en, nno 0amit cine ieiner Wer=
iprehunaen 5ll erfiiaen, bic er benz
Nolte naahte, als er lib um bas @ou=
berneurs=Mnlt uon Netp Dort betparb.
sd babe i,ien,als Der Dplfnung auf
Nguinalbo's grfol9 Musoruf aeeeben,
nod bic Wernidtung Der ameritanilAen
Mrmee geipiinibt. unb 8ouperneur
RDoieDelt peiB oas febr tprbl. Was
i'd iaNte, mar bic Wieoerholung zines
6abes elmer MeaBerllng syobn 5ber=
|nlau's, ipelder lautete ,llnier Griea
I'm ben pbilippineu 1T unn6tbia llner-
tpiinidt unb ungereht."
rs 1T cine 9hatia1e. baB Sber@
man, Mnbrem Garne9ie. bic @enatoren
Maion unb Doar. Soutpell tunn sGos
Lmunbs ll1D anoere Nepnblifaner, To-
pie Diele quite yiir9er Der ueberseueuna
.iino. bab bns Redt onf sGeite Derer
Ilieat, tpelhe In ben pbilippinens fir
|ibre Greibeit fdnlpien.
Spbn s.. QenB.
Nieie MnttDprt iollfe 0err MDoleDelt
ii9 In ben Out tleben unb ipdhreno Tel.
ner 0urrab-G Gtumpreiis in 3utunft iid
lnidt nit MIgriffeti auf Qsutf bIomiren.
oie iu Be5u9 ouf Ioaiid1es Denien inD
@ereMtigteitslinr itni tueit ti6erlege1
iinD.
Die @ubaner proteltiren geoen Die
anleritoniide Ginspa1loerlnQ. baben ie-
bod nidht8 bdoeoen eiflallneribei,. mann
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Staat cbin, 7tffriff nes
Tiinften GreisgeridJts.


rs 1T beru,it atseorbnet boB Der anfans Der
sDuntles IN bteem genaunteu &reiIe fir bas Sabr
800 ipi9enoernlaBen beitirnt ien ion, namlitb;
JairfsIn County.
an 2. Sanuor unb ant a. September. s
aidlamn Gonnts.
am O. Januar nub am IL Geptember
Wasne Geuntb.
am g. sSebrnar unb ON 25 Gepte,nber
starf Gsuntp.
@nt 20. ssebruar urto am 2 Gttuber.
anar County.
Am 13. 9Rdrs utb ON 8. Gftober
Sitting Gnuutp.
Sim 90. Mar5 unb am Is Gftpber.
Mnsfinsnm county.
am II. April unb ont %. Sftober.
Morgan county.
@in "a. ApriI nub ON q. Nppember
|errp Gpnnts.
slu /. Mtat unb an, 80 Sftober
aibIanh County.
am s. Wtai umb am 7. ssopember.
COLLECTION COUNTY.
Im Is. Wtai uno a,n l3. Nopember.
6olmes GnnntD.
am %, Wtai nnb ant 20. gopeuber.
Enscaratuas County.
ain go Wtat unb OIL A. 3esember
Nnrrntu gnnnta. a3 #
am 5. Suui uub am H. 9e5ember
0elauare Ganutg.
gtm r. Suni unb am l8. Gese,nber
Senannte 9eru,ine be9innen UNI ubr @prmittass.
Snbn s.. Mhams,5 fA.
9. ". 9ongIaB. Rtter.
U. VI. Snarbtrs, }
49, September 1889.
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9es paliircnDe 3opispeb

wiiroe bid idnsa berlailen, uenn bu
Or. Sings neue 2ebenspilleu gebrau6-
teif. Souienbe baben oeren beiipiello=
len grfolg fit Neural9ia uno nerp6iss
3opflueh erprobt. Sic reinisen oas
8lut, itGrten Die yerpen uno MAIDEN
geIunb. 2ei9t einSInebmen. ger=
iuht lie. 9lur 25 Gents. @elo suriif
beSablt penn feline 6eilung erfplst.
Gerfauft in s. s. Miller uno Sobns
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-12
LINDEN

Southwest Wisconsin
The new railroad is promised for
Christmas.
VIM. Jeffrey, liveryman, has a fine
new three seated hack of Stratman's
make, DodEevilIe.
Miss Illah Cook is home from
Chicago, being much better as a re-
suit of her trip to that city to con-
suit a specialist. A fall about year
ago injured her spine.
The Klondike Mine owners have
ordered new pumping outfit and
before long expect to begin work.
Their starting will take the water
out SO that the West End Company
can start, and also two or three o,her
takes" between the two mentioned.
Phil TrevaIa was today tieing a
binder pole on load Of hay when it
broke, he striking the ground heav-
lily. The result was a sprained ankle
aud fractured bone or two in the
foot below.
The Messrs. Pollard and w. and II.
James have arranged TO put in a
new gasoline engine at the Rundell
niue, west Of MifIlin. It is Of the
best kind manufactured, being Of
Racine make.
II seems that Highland and Lin
den are ut last to have a railroad, n
trolly line. At this writing Il. l..
Joiner with corps of helpers isrun'
ming preliminary survey up CLAN
Vile Hollow. Tomorrow they Will
probably run up on the ridge road,
after that up Morrison Hollow. We
have the idea that the latter will be
the route finally selected, the grade,
etc being undoubtedly more to meet
the wishes of the railroad men. 1t
was long ago pronounced the best
route across Iowa county from south
to north. We believe the road "'l'
be built. Linden is for it. Wit
our burg will be a lively place for
many years to come.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-12

AN ORDINANCE

RELATING TO LAYING A SIDETRACK
ACROSS CERTAIN STREETS AND
ALLEYS IN IRV1N'S ADDITION, -
PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL
or THE CITY OF MINERAL POINT,
WIS. OCTOBER I, 1899.
The common council of the city of
Mineral Point do ordain as follows:
Section /. That the Chicago, Mil
waukee q st. Paul hallway Com
pany be and is hereby permitted to
lay and maintain a side or spur
track across the following streets and
alleys i'm Twins addition in the city
of Mineral Point, viz;
Diagonally across Fourth street,
south of lot lO5 in said addition, and
diagonally across Liberty street be-
tween lots l35 and l36 In said adj
ditiOn to the east line Of said lot 1875
and across the alley between lots l35
and l46 in said addition and across
Fifth street south of lot III in said
addition, from about the center of
the south line thereof TO the north
west corner of lot 1866 and across the
alleys south of the line between lots
l65 and 1866 In said addition 20 the
northwest corner Of lot lIY and dag
Oually across Sixth street from about
the cruter of the south line of lot lIg
to the northeast corner OF lot pos,
and across the alley south of lot 20I
i'm said additioa and diagonally
across liberty street east of lot Pts.
Section . The said Chicago, Mill
waukec X 81. Paul Railway Company
shall construct and maintain good
aud sufficient crossings where said
side track crosses said streets
Section g. The ordinance shall be
In force from aud after ita passage
and publications
JAS. SpENSIEl Mayor.
Attest. EDWARD BROWN. Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-10-12
Dis olution Notice.

We hereby give notice that the
firm of Heudra Bros, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent.
We desire to thank the public for
the liberal patronage the firm has
enjoyed. The business will be car
ried on by MIR. Charles Hendra, who
hopes by careful attention to bust
ness, to merit continuance of the
same. An early settlement of all
accounts viii prove of great conven-
fence to Us. Books are with Chas.
Heudra, at the store where settle
ment can be made,
CHARLES HENDRA.
JOuN HENDRA,
Mineral Point, Sept. %, 1899 Nv