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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01

TO himself. Thoroughly educated in
the law at the Universitiesof Wis.
consin and Michigan, and experienc.
ed by practice of the profession with
his brother, there is every reason to
believe that he will meet the expecta-
ions OF his friends. He has the in
oustry and ambition necessary to
success. Reasoning for himself he
broke through strong environment
OF democracy four years ago, and es-
poused the cause of Mckinley and
republicanism. For this he deserves
special consideration by republican
voters on election day.
ALFRED +. CRETNEY.
The office of Register of Deeds i
one OF first Importance. Upon its in
telligent and faithful administration
vital property interests depend.
Recognizing this the republicans Sc
lected Mr.. Cretncy for the place. He
has the requisite qualifications, BUSH
ness intelligence and character.
Whatever he has to do he does with
all his might, and in his relations
with t. people he is always straight
forward and honest. With no dis
arrangement of any who have pre-
coded him, it may co nfidently be ex-
pected that Mr.. Cretney will be found
the equal of any register Iowa coun-
ty ever had.
ROBERT l.. JOINER.
This veteran surveyor of Iowa
county, to whom the office has fallen
as Il matter Of course for several
years past, is naturally placed on the
republican ticket again for that po-
sition. Words commentators of Mr..
Joiner and his work are unnecessary.
They speak for themselves, and will
be heard as heretofore on election
day
FRANK w. NJ ETCALF.
Iowa county has been uniformly
fortunate III having her public school
interests in capable aud worthy
hands. The past two years those
interests have been in the hands of
Frank w. Metcalf, and the universal
verdict of teachers and school officers
is that they have never been more
and faithfully guarded.
In the light of this evidence. his re-
was becoming and will
be so declared by the voters at the
polls next Tuesday, il the public
loyalty to the common schools i.
what past experiences indicate.
-pbopton for sale :, bpun Enpuira
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01

the meetings Of the two davs nro,
ing, and concluded the tournap,.s.
with a speech Of much merit M
band furnished music for eucb a..
adding to the pleasure of all portioi
pants.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01
IOWA COUNTY.

For Member Of Assembly,
BJORN HOLLAND of Moscow
For County Jerk,
BENJAMIN THOMAS Of DOdgeyillc
For County Treasurer.
DAVID E.JACOBS. 49,. OF Mineral Point
For Sheriff,
HENRY D. JAMES ..... of Linden
For Coroner,
CHARLES S. WILLARD &c.,. of Minin
For Clerk Of Circuit Court,
THOMAS GlBBON ... ... of Mi1in
For District Of Attorney,
JOSEPH j. FIEDlER of Mineral Point
For Register of Deeds,
ALFRED r. CRETNEY of Brigham
For Surveyor,
ROBERT J.. JOINER .. of Wyoming
For Superintendent of Schools,
FRANK w. METCAIF ..... of Dodgcvillc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01
LAST WORDS TO VOTERS.

He who boasts that he never splits
his ticket is often so little acquaint-
ed with the several nominees rs to be
unqualified to- fairly Judge their re-
spectiye merits, or he hopes for some
honor or profit to come to himself
from showing of great loyalty to
party representations that the
nominees ON one tickctare all super
latiyely good and great, and that
those on another ticket are all bad
and inefficient, are seldom found now
in the columns of reputable news
papers, or heard from the mouths Of
intelligent speakers, So, to claim for
one party that It's every act has been
or viii be the wisest aud best for the
country, and that every act of anoth-
er party, past aud prospective is vic
ious and hurtful, are uuhceded by
the thinking people, Parties, like
churches and other organizations,
are made up of elements Of different
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01
Notice of General Election.

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01
STATE.


For Governor,
ROBERT NJ la TOILETTE OF Dane
For Lieut.. Governor
JESSE STONE ....... of jefferson
For Secretary of State.
WILLIAM II. FROELLCH Of Washington
For State Treasurer.
JAMES O. DAVIDSON Of Crawford
For Attorney General,
EMMETT II. HICKS .-. of Winncbago
For State superintendent
LORENZO d. HARVEY . Of Milwaukee
For Commissioner Of Railroads,
GRAHAM l.. RICE 49,. of Douglas
For Commissioner Of Insurance,
EMIL GILJOHANN ... of Milwaukee
For Member Of Congress I'd Dist.
w. BABCOCk ... Of juneau
For State Senator-lGt District,
EDWARD +. BURNS 60. ia. o.. of Grant
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

WILLIAM j. BRYAN. .......
'ADLAI f.. STEVENSON ....
Frederick w. VonCotzhausen. q.
John Rosch .........,.........
George w, Stevenson ..........
Benjamin +. Sherman. ........
William n, Coitland ..........
Henry j. MiIlman ...........
Patrick O'Meara .............
John Berger ...............,.
Stephen Richmond ..........
August c. Voshardt ........
Amos Iolgate INSTRUMENTATION.
George y, Cline............
Louis G. Bohmrich ..........,.
|Thoras II p,.+a.s,,
llosenh u woo1ror.b
.August Bartz
'Ga,r,a q Coonar
.rr,r,or ! unbhau
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01

-Phaeton for sale cheap. Enquire
of w. r. Gundry.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01
PROHIBITION TICKET.

JOHN G.. WOOLLEY ........
HENRY b. METCALF. zee.
Samuel ID. Hastings ......
Joshua II. Berkey ,.........
James =. Corse. 80. ..........
Lorenzo ID. Fargo ........
Benjamin +. Thomas .....
Benjamin +. Parker. ......
William A. McKillop ...
James s. Thompson ....
William Ager Observation-Disclosures.
John w. Evans. .,.........
Chris. Solum .............
George |. Constance, .....,
j. Burritt Smith ...........,
Thorvild X. Thorvilson. .,..
Edwin kerswill .......,....
Herbert James Noyes .,... ..
Eugene w. Chain .......
Henry c. Sem ........."....
Werner NJ. Weeks .....,.....
Franklin X. Derrick .......
William 4. Breeder ........,.
John William Horsfall .....
John z. Parmley ........
.'............ .,..''.,.... '.'...''''.' &c
JushGs Robinson .......,...c.
Daniel Lee. ...,.......... !.
George Richardson ............
John II. Ford Observation-Disclosures.
.....t,. ......,..., ........
Daniel Il. Grittiths .....
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01

Governor Observation-Disclosures.
Lieutenant Governor ....,..,.
Secretary Of state .............
state Treosurcr.........,,......
attorney General ..-....,.,
state SlperiutcudeHt..........
Railroad CoDlmiSsioacr..,,....
Commissioner Of Insurance a..
Member Of Congress Sd Distric.
state senator 10th District. ...
Member Of Assembly -.........
county cierk.....,..,..........
Treasurer Observation-Disclosures.
..........
Coroner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
clcrh e The Circuit court
District attorney .....-. 81.
or Deeds ..............
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01

The young man placed on the re-
publican ticket for District Attorney
has the qualifications and the dispo-
sition to discharge its duties salts
factorily to the people and creditably
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01

the OF low
Notice hereby that election to held the several
other designation, each its column
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01
OFFICE.

President Observation-Disclosures.
Vice President. ...............
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-01

BEN. THOMAS, County Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
BOOKS.

The eleven tales collected under the
title OF "AHeld and An0otr represent
Mr. Stocktons siighter work, thg re-
creations of his odd moments--though.
indeed, what did Doe ever write that did
not seem "a recreation.
Like all that he has written they are
peDuicd with his delightful and whIm-
steal hum0r He ls the very genius OF
the unexpected. Whether DE touches
upon love or war; upon adventures by
land or water, or upon the mystic realm
of ghosts. De o. allie charming which
Us but another way OF saying that he ls
always himself.
Never was there an author with less
cgotism. nor ONE whose own genial
personality so shines through every
page be- Whites We are always aware
not only of the character of the tale.
but of cosnpanionship with O. singulIry
sunny and love Bile nature O. mind from
which solf-clnsC.0Jau is wholly dis
cngag ed and chat lH.1 nor know what
morh.dncss and bitterness mean.
Therefore &C is tha' Mr Stockton fair
ly ra3iates happiness from DTS pen.
his very ghosts are such baniguant
shades that. We're houses go haunted
the fact would be proclaimed In agents
advertisements. end the value OF real
estate With permanent and peryasiye
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
MAGAZINES.

IN the Juvenile Instructor for oct 70.
history uf Mariner W. Merrill "Dur
Mountain Colonies" is am interesting
article contributed hy 20 member ot the
B. Y. Academy South American eHplor.
ing expedition. and "a Rapid Couver-
sion and 'DorCthea and Her Reward"
With editorial comments ana the usual
chiloren's, sunday School Union depart
ment' etc. make pp readable number
The international Monthly Tor No
vember presents q most attractive list
~ contents " MarInier. the great
French writer upon the origin of raig-
ion. concludes bits essay. he-uu in the
october issue. "Thc Primitive objects of
Worship This paper is rep...e with
suggestions and can Dee read with much
prodt
Marc DebrIt. the editor OF the fomous
Geneva switzerland Journal. writes
upon the various congresses held hy Eu-
ropon nations under the protest OF
setting grlEht the wrongs brought about
hy conquest HE FIRST treats Uf fhp Fac
NOUS congress OF Vienna. and suisse
uuenly OF later conventions. His
pleasure. and his topics instruction Evil
IDENTIFY the writer considers the appeal
to "a congress OF nations The last resort
for weak or oppressed people f0r the
judges are The strong. and decide 0urs-
t.0ns solely from selt-Inlercst Die warns
the world against an international poo
Ice. The article 81 especially timely
Prof. W. g.. Sumner writes upon 'rhe
Predominant Issue" which ha shows 90
Boz expansion His views are coneerva-
tive hts suggestions worthy M the most
careful consideration and h.s c0nclu-
slons Of undoubtel value The article
Is q noteworthy contribution % the H.
erattre OF American politics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

spirit warranted active upon tine prem-
lsgs would at once rise 600 the market
As ln THE Great War syndicate the
redueti0 al absUrdum is applied % au
warfare. W. are reminded of the
amitble battle of TWeedie Dee and
TWeedlt Dunn as we read OF the COVER
nor generals valiant defense. and of
the great sea fight OF the skipper and
III Captain. "A sailors Knot" shows
that living wits can always loosen the
hold of dead hand. and who but Mr..
stockton could achieve. as he has done
in The RuIler-PodnWou Compact
@ shIpWregE iu road wagon and "a run
away .n % s-Ilblatf
We thank Mr.. Stockton for his latest
contribution to human happiness and
echo the closing words of his own pleas
amt ana StucktuuI1U iutroduCuOu
with the ripping of water. the
the ruWhlmg of wheels the t.nklng OF
bell the boom.ng of cannon. the sil-
Lent footsteps of ghosts. the crash of
timbcIs. ANA the roar of "a hurricane.
these stories now gu on and good luck
go with them.
Faiths of Famous Men is unique
work. There ha5 never before. perhaps.
been an attempt Go slher into one yuI-
ume consensus OF the personal u1.a-
ions 40 the worlds great thinkers and
duers upon the leading topics ol Zee
lisiuus belief. and Dr. kilburn's work.
therefore. stands alone The extent
0l his performance shows trelcss iu-
duslry and the widest range ol patient
reading He gives us augustine and
lreuaeus-WikUU, Luther and Calvin
bishop Butler, Phillips Brooks ana Dr.
AcN0sh-Iom Paine and Robert luger-
suli-Grover Cleveland. benjamin har-
usou and William Mckinley
cius. Socrates Hud Mohlmmed--JeV and
Gentle hereto and TRUE beuevor-ag-
uostc and .deyotct-dreamer and think
er-pout. scientist soldier statesman
and man OF Affairs in every walk OF
lie More than 1--WE hundred people
women as well as men, are here made
20 speak FOR themselves iu numberIess
extracts
on Dis title pag Dr. kubouru takes
as O motto the saving of Carlyle. "A
mans religion is the chief fact com
corning him. Great men are
often unknown. OF what is worse mise
known And Boo DIS preface lc says.
"Ihe labor which this volume repre-
slnts has been performed iu the interest
Cf truth The sayings OF noted men
have been $50 frequently distorted by
b.sOtal writer's that the only way To-
reach % true version of their real DE.
Nefs is tu $50 back JO the men them
SELVES The question is mot what others
Say thCy have said. but what jhty
themselves have actually said And
hr also puts tha volume forth ln the in.
terest ui liberation ana ,o show that
there iy much common religious ground
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

Owing modern methods of living in thousand APP
perfectly without
annoying and sometimes painful symptoms
dreadful the until
ready 10 burst and the faint feeling that follows sometimes with chis
as the heart for good only few Of the symptoms OF
dangerous trouble The for assistance The
should be needed time Lydia Pukam Vegetable Compound
Of her life.
The three following letters guaranteed TO be genuine and true and
still further what great medicine Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable
Compound Is for
Mar 12, 1897.
"DEAB Mrs PNKHNf3 been sick time taken
flooding all the
time at the lower Of the womb The doctor the womb covered
with ulcers suffer with pain the left side back the kidney.
old Please advise
what relief Would like possibe
Jan %. 1895.
have been taking your remedies and think they helped
deal Vegetable
aching The that
troubles the flowing That bad but still there Is little
day discouraged and shall continue with medicine,
for believe will me"NR CHARLOTTE JoHSsoS MoncoyaOho
April 49, 1900
publish
long enough
all said there help for My trouble OF life suffered
trouble, back
ache headache and dizziness well and feel like
perfect
all 20 Lydia Pnhas Vegetable do without
they would take remedies for they cure ~ MRS CHARLOTTE
JOHNSON honclOva, Ohio.
When think about the good Mrs johnson derived from Mrs
Pnkhms advice and medicine it almost beyond belief yet all
As Of Mrs Fnkham thousands OF
period
Pink
hams medicine o accomplish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

John La Fargo, the famous artist.
contributes am estimate of Ruskin IN an
essay entitled. "Euskiu, Art and
Truth" That the worship once given 90
RuzkIn is less intense now than former
Is. IS the logical sequence OF the reall2a-
ton boy literary and artistic students
that genius is often eccentric The
paper deals chiefly with the value OF
reality iu art aui the standpoint of the
artist In regard 90 truth.
The number win especially appeal
20 persons interested ia the Far East
and Far West
The increase I'm the number and varl-
ETY. OF essays published by this valuable
journal. all boy writer's Of wide reputa-
ton is evidence of as continued In
crease I'm prosperity. and appreciation
by the American reader for whom Il Is
edited by the foremost scholars W this
country and Europe. Published by the
Macmillan Co., New York and London.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

A woman makes her toilet with care and
content. But In bad health 1t often
happens that the qualification OF Being
wei ALTERED is lost There is hardly
strength TO brush and dress the hair. and
there IS small courage to make the effort
TO keep up appearances.
Dr. picrces Fayor,e Prescription
makes weak womer strong, Day making
them well The common cause o. .em-
mime weakness IS found 800 o. diseased
condition o.. the woman.y organism
"EayJule Prescription establishes reg
ual..y, dries culeebling drains heals
Inflammation and liberation and cures
femllcve4Eucss The ionic effects %. tlis
medicine are remarkable; it Jo.ae the
nerves. encourages the appetite and in-
duce3 refreshing sleep II g'yes comfort
and courage 20 prospective mothers au3
practically does away with One pains
commonly experienced al maternity.
There Is mo alcohol in 'l5yo1.l Pre-
scup6ouo and 1t Is entirely Tree from
opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics
Women suffering from disease 800 age
grsyaJed form are invited TO CONSULT Dr.
Pierce by letter Ult AN letters are
read ia private and wom5u.y condolences
held 100 absolute secrcsy. Address DR..
Il. Y. Pierce. luIllO, ii. y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
Efficient UNTO THE DAY IS
THE EVIL THEREOF.

II he heart O future grievance
fTr
N.tWpath one ia.utest shadow
|Er be clouds which may arise to-
~'E
uite tairer sunshine OF today
|lLrtuD-the past has passed for
UT
| ht1 lnl efiets alike are ours no
Er
, taa lies beyond Times silent
fH
| IA ODD distant ana untroddeu
rH
II V,tfs so fair and life so grand,
aG living
iM sweet hymn Of purest rap
/ tT De-
Natures hand, SO bounteous in
Hgr1g
fitness ours. TO reap unceaslng.
Es 'hs bliss through Hopes on
| al,.rg vision.
n lirke1ei skies 20 view with
FrN rare;
a. Joys, though Phunix-like
rlrs risen
n1@,ths ashes o. a past despair
Pc Day lie burden or rs sorrow.
"f strength By Love all-wlse
aT.sl
DE trust which looketh 20 the
I 4a tAe striving. nor Is ours the
s,g- '''' '"0
/ HasDover OF viii unfettered.
: asp.rg '''''
Gay AID hour through an eter.
-BeatIca Harlowe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

To remove a troublesome corn or bun
ION First soak the corn or bunion In
warm water 90 soften H. then pare 10
down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain
Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing yiEor-
ously f0r FIVE minutes at each applica-
tlon. a corn plaster should De- worn for
e few days. 90 protect 60 from the shoe
As a general lin.mont for spralns,
bruises. amcness and rheumatism. Pain
Balm De- unp0ualed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10


uelI ta tuls volume enters. Ana Is ls
equally impossible not to recognize lla
interest and value. 10 Us sort ut dice
uonlIF ui personal faiths ANA o. book
OF vivid interest ass well as valuable
work uf reference. Iu the preacher
lhe "itsrthc public speaker tnp tuH'I-
tI or tnt journalist Do ls % volume
whose uses are evident, aue certainly
ll may nave place in any library Tor
constantly recurring us. ds well Js Tor
present readable interest
ue arrangement divides Che subject
MO nine topics, God Creation,
HE bi1le. Christ Immortality
The Millennium . "Ihe Intermediate
state, resurrection, Heaven and
lh ea'h division iAe quotations are
gwen under thc author name alpha
ueugaIy There is also fun index
" 200 ls t10ia tl whom these topics
ana what Efnlt minds have thought
ABOUT iuDu are mot of interest. Faiths
ni FAMOUS Men rs % notable t.eltuu
20 ihe literature gt the day.-I.nIE j..
coates q co., publishers. Philadelphia.
49,.
story of Mexican lilo running 100
.n. louih 81 companion has ar interest
DPS lnsia.meHt 100 th's weeks number oi
,hn lolrnt.-1nd the l.st of short stories
iN unusually t1ui-h"iHn.y 'IUr FATHER
ana tha Town. me tale of young
HIH nnsr'NeH surrender ni her 'ner-
s0tI books t' one De-" town library Co.,
SOW" h.r rather from 'h' lIIrula ana
rsrru.0n of the raIrI."Nhl apply TO
MN through H 'lmmItt.. t1 donate 10
hH worthy institution ha having prom
s"l tn donate forty or iltF books
without .'HJuE That they We're discard
rI volumes of statistical and medical
raien'uge Ola magazines, etc.. which
would De- 0t poo practical USE 90 the
community Mingled with the desire 90
save her father from this disgrace is "a
sincere desire to give pleasure tl others
with the gift NJ her cherished books
and the tory of the sacrifice and ifs uut-
com. is Interestingly told Besides
these one number Ut clever stories OF
adventure AMONGST them ONE Dy Rider
Hagf1rd who relates 'Au Incident of
African History and added t0 these
interesting contents are the usual exc
calIe1t departments.
The metaphysical magazine 'l'lni"
comes t0 hand with MS usual Interesting
and valuable auloles-each ONE an im-
port1ut addition to the new thought
upon metaphysical phenomena
The oppUInG number "Iu-aI alton" is
by Bov. Hpbpr E. Newton d. d.. and is
au article by whose reading al. can gain
incentive and aid 20 obtaining the spir-
tu1l gIft of faith Zoo all affairs (which $50
many desire aui $50 few attain. The
New Psychology" "The Religion OF Sill
enca." "F8tali4m of the Century The
Quest of Youth. "Tha Measure of Per.
sonar Power" and christian Thought
and the New Power" are some Of the
other Important articles I'm the number.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10
NOTES

D s.fsr 90 NJ.
D. y. Aaurus Jokai the
| s-.s' ',,D,' is apparently as
+ O.. q way N. =. ,'. victor hugo him
|ss,,,ts,r'J.o Aa. daily syreneiy
T. srr .r a1 y't'll0.ns copies of
-i NJ ~ AL languages OF his
b. NJ 4, ,, 'I.la noes. Few writer's
as TrI.ss M, q I,. books as Jokai-
y {, r.s,r5l D1a,as takes second
| has (. .-... promises to 30 on
al Cain. -
Ao5, ~. .i.." Written a novelette,
r. 81, (. , YEN me lca,anIer and
/. % 1lG I. as a serial.
+ 4 ~ lava Dwight Wells. an.
| -' oa LaiyshIgs EIapba1t T"
5-a. -H oi a novel a Tta''
Iais book which Is
slts ID, ,' s'hsr % Mr WeIIs ear. r..
| "' 'eoa be published,
eg- y, I. Wards Eleanor"
lsrl.,1s,a. 'So-yaIume edition
r l..lsrt. q Brothers received
=, -''' Too The book.
r.gru -
/ ll'a vt''''til'hp.aco book OF
alG y,s lug. en- was discovered
y. b IA. p -o bias lately been
sfR cr ojl'Ush Museum. The
% II, ssisa,.,. offered d for
II
NJ BOX d, a.
80 & by T,.i Man IN the
tralagrars Y, Hopkins, and
D. ifs 5'.I 'n tWo parts. In
h Non NJ y. g,l u,.e Of The