Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-06-14
Additional Locals.

There are 52,63l enumerators at
work in tne United States at the
present time. Pennsylvania leads
the list with 1916; New York comes
next with 4 1872; Alaska has only
two and Nevada fifty-threei WIS
consin is ninth on the list with 1879.
The Mineral Point Camp, No.
1901, NJ. w. A. will hold WOoDMAN
| MEMORIAL SERVICE Sunday, June
II, at p. m, in the X. ?. Hall.
Judge Aldro jerks will deliver the
principal address. All are invited.
BY ORDER com.
A sallow, jaundiced skin is Il
symptom of disordered liver, AS it
springs from hillary poisons retained
in the blood, which destroy energy
cheerfulness, vigor- happiness and
| life. HERBINE will restore the ma
tural functions of the liver. Price
| 30 ts.--E9stman d MeseroIe.
An exchange says that the
young man who lifts his hat to every
young lady he meets on the streets
and then goes home and allows his
aged mother to split the kindliug
and bring in coal doesn't know the
first principle of true politeness."
And little later on, some young
lady will find herself in the same
boat that young mans mother is in
she will be splitting the kindling
wood herself.
A game of base ball played on
the fair grounds Tuesday afternoon
between THE Sweepers" of this city
and Mifilin club indicates that
Mineral Point has not lost entirely
the art of ball tossing. The result of
! 6 to 1 in favor Of the Sweepers
| indicates that there was close
work on both sides. If they continue
to practice and improve until Fair
time the Sweepers may hope to COM
pete for a premium then to be hung
! up, and which for some years past
| has gone to other towns uncontested
| by Il local club.
Prairie du CHEN Union: Clam
| fishing is u craze on the river this
season. Boatmen report that never
in the history of the shell industry
have so many men been engaged in
! the business nor with such success.
| Those who have followed the work
in previous years are still at it while
their ranks are being filled with men
| from various occupations. The FARM
or and the blacksmith, the factory
| laborer and the carpenter have for
sakeu their tools for the shell boat
them are at work all along the river
When a man comes along and
offers you twice as good u bargain as
you can get of your home dealers,
steer clear of it for there is certainly
something wrong. Keep in mind
| this one fact, that men never sell a
thing to lose money on it, and If they
! you can buy it for from a regular
| dealer, at tho same time claiming for
| it superior excellence, if you buy you
viii probably find to your cost it has
been specially doctored for the oc-
| Casiou. Buy of home dealers, per-
mnnent men, If you want the worth
OF your money.
state superintendent Harvey is
sending out circular calling the at
tention of clerks of towns, incorpor-
ated villages and cities of fourth
class and of members of boards of
| education in cities to chapter 272,
laws of 1899, providing that such Of
! ticials shall withhold annually from
the apportionments received from
the school fund or other income an
amount equal to ten cents per capita
for each person of school age resid-
ing in the district for the purpose of
| library books, Refusal to comply
with statute is punishable by i'm
prisonment in the county Jail not
more than one year or by fine not
exceeding $500
If troubled with rheumatism
give Chamberlain's Pain-Balm a
trial. 1t will not cost you cent if
it does no good. one application
viii relieve the pain. 1t also cures
sprains and bruises in one-third the
time required by any other treat
Iment. Cuts, burns, frosthites, quiu-
sey, pains IN the side and chest, glaa-
ular and other swellings are quickly
cured by applying il. Every bottle
warranted. Price % and ioe. Wv
ians Pharmacy. am4
Cheap Railroad Rates.