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FORBES WINS BoGIE COMPETITION.

small field of Morris County golfers turned out
yesterday on the club links. Morristown to
compete in the bogie competition. Archibald Forbes
with a handicap of ten, won, up on bogey; w Y
Marsh, handicap Of five. second, down and
c. b. Beckwith, handicap Of ten came third .
down. St. Marks School beat St Paul's School in
the team match on Friday; the former won by Ii
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linss victory won the grounds OF the Kan
wood Country Club, where the tournament has been
in progress all week under the auspices OF t6s
Western Tennis Association
When the finals Were reached today Collins and
Hardy settled down to hard work. Handicapped Nv
intense heat and high humidity. Hardy's play was
not up to his usual form. Collins played SLOW
steady game throughout. His opponent rallied re-
markably in the third set, in which sixteen games
were played and which went 10 the Californian
7-9
Collins once before won the Western champion
ship by defeating Carr Neel. The scores; IS, 81
- 6-3 Ct
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RAITTSROL
ST MARKS
UNIvERs1TY OF PENNsYLvANIA BEATEN.

Philadelphia. July 1.-THE University of Penn
sylvania golf team defeated to-day by the
Baltimore Country Club team in return match
thrty-six holes, the links of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club at Wissahic Heights The score
Baltimore. %; Pennsylvania. The irst
match played Baltimore month ago and
resulted a victory for the BaItimoreans Follow
ing Is the score to-dayS contest:
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The Hillside Tennis and Golf Club team played
the team from the Newark A. c. on the Hillside
links this afternoon in the East Jersey Golf Asso-
citation tournament. The Hillside team easily
by 22 to ?. The scores:
HiIlside-Reinhard o. GIenny I; Talmaee s: Duuont
3; Wright. 13. Total-22
Newark A C.-Conklin, 2; Todd, o; Moody o: Halsey.
0: O.
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HoLLYwoop AND NORWOOD BEArEN

Long Branch N. J.. July II (SpeciaD.-The third
games in the series for the golf championship OF
the North Shore Golf League attracted a large
crowd to-day at Norwood Park and Hollywood.
Hollywood defeated Red Bank after a spirited con-
test on the nine-hole links at Hollywood by UP.
Nathan Of the Hollywood team. put up the best
game. The scores:
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SEA CLIFFS ANIMAL REGATT4 Held
vEDA LEADS THE FLEET ACROSS THE LINE
ADRIAN IsELINs ROD CAPsIzED.

Sea Clin. n. Y. July "A (SpeciaD.-The Sea CHr
Yacht Clubs annual regatta to-day was specially
favored with a grand breeze from the northwsst
which carried the yachts over the course in quick
time, and made the race in some classes closely
contested. The start made at 1906 for the
and IS foot sloops; at 12:1O for all other CLASSES
above IS feet. and at 12:15 for all under IS feet
The first boat across the line the Veda Of the
36-fOot class. and she covered the OF fifteen
miles in S9. beating the boats In the 46foot class
The Win or Lose. and the Carda. 25-fOOt cabin
cat class. had an exciting race. keeping close To-
gether. The Uarda crossed the finish line drst, but
the Win Lose took the race time allowance.
The Spindrift and MOngOOse in a special I-foot
class. had a close race the latter winning by 10.
The Rod owned by Adrian Iselin, and sailed oy MS
two sons. caPsized while rounding the stakeoOat
her second turn Mr. Iselin'S launch came 70
the rescue and the Rod was tOwed home Her
captain lost a gold watch and a large sum OF
money which in his coat pocket and went over
board. The CoOt also capsized after crossing the
finish line and her owners got a wettiug- The Re
Eatta Committee followed the race on the yaent
MeIba They were Vfce-CommOdore c. E SIX
worth c. 5. Chellborg. Legrand l. Clarke. J. J.
Connolly and f. Smith. Summary:
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FoURsoME HANDICAP AT ARDsLEY.

A club foursome handicap kept several golfers
of the Ardsley Club busy yesterday. and Of the
leading scores the top men Eugene Griffin and
Howard Griffin, who the prizes In a net score
of 81 strokes. The first four pairs were:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
TEST HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

Some Of the weights for the Test Handicap
one mile. to be at Brighton Tuesday. July
II, are: Ethebert 12S pounds: Imp 127; Voter. 1922
Bendoran, 120; Jack Point. III; May Hampstead.
II; Petruchto los; Decanter, 108 Missionary 1O2:
Modrine, 101 and Mesmerst, 90.
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MoNTcLAIR pEFEATs RIcHMoNp corNr

Montclair beat the Richmond County Club golf
team In n closely played contest yesterday on the
latters links at Staten Island. Each side had its
best men out and one OF the best matches was that
Of Alan kennaday and j. r. Chadwick in which
the latter had to go down to his Montclair
nnnnnent. The SCORES;
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GOLF.

ON PARK AND HILLSIDE CLUBS LINKS
Plainfeld. n. j, July IA (SpeciaD.-Play for the
Presidents Cup continued on The links of the
Park Golf Club .hts afternoon Samuel Townsend
made lo-v Tor the day. IIc male the fouIt
hole. 23O yards in two. The scores:
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18th a handicap of 9. Summary

F. l. Wellman, w C. Gulliver r. H Robertson
R. E. Sard. N Edgar A. B. Boardman, W. l.
THOMPSON, j. Collins. W. A. Putnam, ]. B. Lee,
II. F. Rowland. F. H. Belts. II. May and O. w.
Person also played, but did hand In cards.
The challenge cup by T. NJ. Robertson
with the score Of ST.
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MEMS sING1.Es At R11rurnrnp.

Rutherford N. j. July II (SpeciaD.-A tourna-
ment in mems singles between members of the
Rutherford and Arlington Lawn Tennis clubs was
PLAYED this afternoon the courts OF the Ruther-
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Those who failed to hand in cards were h. NJ
Norton. Charles Truesdale, George ". Hubbel C.
T Wills and A Whiteman.
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CONTEST FOR MAcKAY CUP.

EnsIewood. y. j., July a CSpecIaD-In the
monthly handicap for the MacKay Cup this after
noon at the Engewood Golf Club there three
ties for first place. which will be played off a
later date Several players withdrew. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

The final round for the Presidents Cup was also
played J. II. Calender beating F. Colt johnson
by up and to play.
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RICHMOND COUNTY.
MONTE AIR
HANDICAP AT WEE BURN.

Stamford Conn., July II (SpeciaD.-On the links
Of the Wee Burn Golf Club this afternoon com
petition played for the George s Foyt prizes
The results were:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
RALrusRoL WINS FROM ST. MARKS SCHOOL.

The Baltusrol and ST. Marks School golf teams
met yesterday the Baltusrol Club links. Short
Hills, y. J., and after well played game the
school boys defeated scoring holes to 10
for BaltusrOl The results We're:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
COLLINS WINNER AT CHICAGO.

Chicago July 14-Kreigh Collins of this city won
the western tennis championship to-day by de-
feating Summer Hardy the California crack Col
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The EEN-YORK TRIBUNE

with view TO bringing this enterprise public
ce in the East the have offered The Tribune
the rt9ht to send TO the ercampment for
year free of in effect placing the disposal
Tribune scholarship worth $500 The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

MARINE AND FIELD CLUB HANDICAP
Percy S Maett the club handicap COM
petition yesterday on the Marine and Field Club
links near Bath Beach. turning in the net score
OF s. strokes. The results were:
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ILDRIM BRINGS s13.5OO.

THE FLEET THREE -YEAR-oLD SON OF KINGSTON
AND LIBBIE l. SECURED BY DBIMEL.
FARRELL.
A number of racehorses in training the propertv
of II. Eugene Leigh and others were sold yester-
day at Brighton Beach Those which brought 800
or upward and the names of the purchasers are
as follows:
PROPERTY OF H. EUGENE LEIGH
IidTm, blk. G.. years DID, by Kingston-Ldbbie l.;
vd1.nI ReimeI Farrell -. -, .sls5oo
p, grass g G H,dreth ...;:..:........::. 5000
Queen Beiuga; s c HiidFeth ...............e. $500
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regards this offer as cf much Importance - -.
young Of Greater New-YOrk he declined ana a
aCceL ted scholarship therefore in their fnt
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COURSE OF TRAINING.

Instruction in everything pertaining 10 roueb-rts.
sharp shooting and military tactics: training ~ IS
horse. practice with rife revolver ssnef
mounted ard djsnounted. military gymnastics
for tine trooper troop an squadron practical nstrT-t
IN crossing ca and theoretical
IN military signalling aylns out temporary field shslts-
practical Instruction military Reconnaissance
and mounted: nraCtiCdl instruction
night signalling and the of the hellOgFaph: ins-
Jion wireless tslegTaphy; practical instruction IN
nance retca instruction n tire protection care :,
drill and regulations. AMI r0ugh-rdiag tsccs t-
cludnp transportation AMI packing practical insSc,s
scouting privilege OF bicycle
such other Instruction tnaug,Irated SIS
tirla NsuM
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
SWEEPSTAKES AT FAIRFIELD
Gross Handirau Ne

Greenwich, Conn, July IA (SpeciaD.-A sweepstake
at the Fairfield County Golf Club resulted as fol-
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One Year, Free of Cost. at the
National ROlgl Rider
Military ElC2nlnGlt
IN THE
SHENANDOAH
VALLEY.
COLORADO.
19OO-l9OI.


V a. retire Comma dIng;G 5
HOOP DenrC Colo Preside the
d.
and by Ier
Mexico numerou other menO
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
REGULAR CAVALRY EQUIPMENT.

Horse forage, saddle, bride. blanket halter no,sA,
Iarat and pin saddle bags. bayonet ana scabbard c
comb and brush spurs and straps. wife and revolv.r
rifle ammunition. revolver ammunition khakl sur "a,
gngs gauntlets campaign hat, rubber poncho sssl,s
tent. capteen haversacE. mattress and pillow m.s.
tentase blankets and regular army Fatious
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A Circular of Information



of votes frona CuaI Ieader am buyer of the Sunday
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HOLLYWOOD.
WOOD PARK SPRING LAKE

The Norwood Park team was defeated by the
Spring Lake the home grounds by three
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THE FABER UP-FREE-FOR-ALI. CI.Ass-PACTN
10 ROAD MAGDN-AAIA ATEL Ra DRINE

J.. ". Hggnss William Wallace scrlbner. br.
by William Wallace (Mr. Higgirs) ................
J. J. Joyce's Smith. (AIr joyce. ...............
Dr. H. H. Kanes Darrell. br III. (Ar Potter 3 3
Dr. II D. Gill,s Jack b. g Or. GID :...........
w. A. Sc0tts Baby Ruth b. m. tAir ScOtO ........
Franklin Haines'e Maud l.. ch. (Mr. Haines)
D. J. McNeces Major br. z. CMr. McNece). ........
Isaac a Hopper's Lucre (Nr Flynn J
TIne-215A. 2:14h.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15

nerist Etherbert and Kinlsy Mack TO start, both
David Garrick and Mesmertst might pass the
Judges before Ethelbert and Kinley Mack Il Maher
were on EtheIbert and McCue were on Kinley
Mack and Maher rode EtheIbert and McCue rode
Kiney Mack as those two jockeys rode those two
horses in the Brighton Handicap No more Pc
cuar rides been seen this year than the rtdes
of Maher on Ethelbert and McCue on Kinley Mack
in that Brighton Handicap.
Sweet Lavender is a two,year-old hIIy of sterling
merit. She was the favorite in the Venus Stakes.
She was admirably ridden by LittIeheld, and she
took the prize handsomely Mr.. Wilson's Lady of
the Valley second.
On public form Intrusive should have been the
favorite in the last race, and he always first
choice in the betEg. At the weights and the dis
tance he was plainly superior to the others, and
Maher had no difficulty, in getting him home first
That remarkably consistent selling platter Rare
Perfume. was second, and, Ten Candles, second
choice in the betting came home third
Maxine Gomez has changed owners again, F J;
Sullivan, brother Of State Senator DRY Dollar
Sullivan, yesterday bought him from Samuel Hill
DAYS keep and of the horse.
Cousin Jess's fall in the steeplechase due to
his going off the regular course He got in the
swampy ground and, stepping in hole. fell.
Intrusive bought in for s3,5O5. an advance OF
s17O5 over his entered price. Sam Hndreth did
the bidding. The selling race war is raging hotly.
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-HanBcap: for all ages: 500 added. six
New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
THE J. A, B, sT1hLINes PRIZE ROAD HARNESS

LydeH Whitehead's Bergenia, b. M. by Bermuda
Boy (Nr, Whitehead
George " Grote's Pearl J.. b. m. CDr GID D......5
Dr. Frank Farnsworth's Ventura, CHI m. Dr.
+. W. Hands j. r. P. g. (Mr. Hand
f. D. Creamers Latitude b. &. by Wasngham
Charles C. Iioyd's Malzour blk e. (Aibert De
Ttme-2:l7% 2:2O1a 2:3O.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18
PYTHIAN INSTALLATION.

Deputy Grand Chancellor d. w
Clark, accompanied by w. H.
Thomas, who acted as Grand Keeper
Of Records and Seal, came over from
Dodgeville on last Friday evening,
and installed the following officers of
Raven Lodge:
Henry jackson, chancellor commander.
W. }. Jeuck, vice chancellor.
Fred Woorich, preIate.
James Kitto, master OF finance
Charles Hornung, master OF exchequer
ALVIN Mitchell, master OF work.
A. d. Slower inner guard
William Graham, outer guard,
The installation was private and at
the close of the ceremonies, which
were we'll conducted, oysters were
served under the direction of Knight
Horuung. A social time followed
and good fellowship prevailed.
The Deputy Grand Chancellor re-
Gently sent the following report to
The Pythian Age, of Milwaukee.
AIN plcdScd w say Jltu InC JllICc
Lodges in my District are in a good
healthy condition.
Raven, No. IS, of Mineral Point,
has added five new members this year
and has lost by death, two. Raven is
fine Lodge, and | know you will be
glad to hear they will have a Castle
Hall-a Pythian home of their own.
" Falcon, No. los, Dodgeville, has
conferred the ranks on three, and has
three neophites on the road waiting
for what may come next, We have
lost three by death, two charter mem
bers and one Past Chancellor, Knight
Boyle.
Achilles, No. $40, Linden, has
suffered no loss from any cause, and
will be doing some good work in the
near future.
"These three Lodges have excel
lent standing in their respective com
munitics, and true Pythian friendship
exists between them as Lodges"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18

On motion of Mr.. knight, the report
was adopted-ayes "a, nays 0.
The claim of d. II. GrifIiths, sheriff,
Mr.. Taylor asked for the opinion of
the district attorney rs to the legality
of tho bill.
The district attorney gave the infor-
nation that If the sheriff was negli-
gent, the county was not liable.
The sheriff was called for, and gave
an explanation that the door at the
time the prisoner escaped was SO that
it had to be unlocked in order to
pass in food or water. That it has
since been fixed so that it is not now
necessary to open the door to pass such
articles in.
Mr.. Bolerud moved that the bill be
laid over till tho next session of the
board.
Mr.. j. b Engan moved to amend
that the committee on claims inyeSti-
gate the merits of the claim and report
Mt the next session of the board. Mr..
l}ollerud accepted tho amendment, and
the motion as thus amended was car
ried
The district attorney asked for in
structions as to the claim of Grant
county for aid to John M. Dale.
Mr. Bollerud thought it was the bus
mess of tho superintendent of the
poor to attend to this matter, and
moved that the report of the commit
toe in relation to the Dale claim, be
reconsidered. Carried
Mr.. Cox moved that the claim be re-
ferrod to the superintendent of the
poor and district attorney, with in
structions to pay it or fight it, as their
investigation may show to be right.
Carried.
Tho clerk presented bill of the
Howe Printing Co, for publishing no.
tees, amounting to Sll5O.
Mr.. knight moved that the bill be
laid over till the next session of the
bourd. Carried
On motion of Mr. Taylor, tho board
adjourned.
Attest: BENZ. THOMAS,
County Clerk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18
Ills Life Was Saved.

Mr.. J, +. Lilly, prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo-. lately had won
derful deliverance from Il frightful
death III telling Of ii he says: II
was taken with typhoid fever. that
ran into pneumonia. My lungs be-
came hardened; was so weak | could
not even sit up in bed. Nothing
helped me. ! expected to soon die of
consumption. when | heard OF DR..
Kings New Discovery, One bottle
gave great relief. | continued to use
it. and now am we'll and strong. |
can't say too much in its praise. !"
This marvellous medicine is the surest
and quickest cure in the world for all
throat and lung trouble. Regular
sizes, 80 cents and sl.00. Trial bot
ties free at W. II PrideauN's Drug
Store; every bottle guaranteed. II
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18
NORTH WALDWICK.

To The Iowa County Democrat
Mr.. John Bond preached at Bethel
on Sunday, Rev. Croft being unable
to come out.
Miss Cora Cork, of Des Moines.
Iowa, is spending a few weeks at the
home of the Raine brothers.
Miss Connor Sundayed at the home
Of Patrick Walsh.
A party of young people met at the
home OF Raleigh james last Thursday
night. All had a very pleasant time,
candy pulling and cards being the
chief amusements of the evening.
Arthur Greenwood is chopping
cord wood for Henry Gribble.
Willie Walsh ard sister visited at
the home of John Laverty.
Lynch and Greenwood have started
to saw wood.
Miss Laura Raine spent q few days
in Mineral Point, the guest of Miss
Jennie FitZsimons.
Miss Lulu Thomas is spending q
few weeks in Darlington with her sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Harker.
Mcssrs. Mike Laverty, Jack Green
wood, VIII Harris, and Jack and
Horny Terrill attended the Band
dance in Mineral Point ON Friday
night.
Mrs. Henry James drove to Mineral
Point on Friday.
Lodge was not rs largely attended
Saturday night as it should have
been.
-Ouitp. ;, nulnhan of am. bo,,, ,t+,,,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18
SECOND DAYS SESSION,
WEDNESDAY. Jan, 10 Q

WEDNESDAY, Jan, 100 II, N.
Bonrd met aud was called to ordor
by the chairman. Roll called mem.
bers all presout.
Minutes OF yesterdays session read
and approved.
MIR. Frost offered the Following roso.
luton
Resolrra, tint tho resolution adopted at tho
OF tho asylum to soil the land known IA the
Nela Hughes farm ut host figure ohtatunblo be
Rcsoired, further, TINT tho trustees OF tho
asylum tho ehnrmnn of the county board and
county clcrk bo netrnctcd TO quit claim the
countye interest IN said property to Mrs,
Philip Whnlcu or her representative ON tho
payment 10 tho trustees tho Judgment, interest
aud costs duo tho county III said matter,
j. FEosr.
Mr.. Osborne moved tho resolution
be adopted, and after some discussion
by Messrs. Knight Taylor and others,
tho motion prevailed.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Frost;
Resnired, That all the assessors hereafter
elected IN Iowa county ehall moot at the Court
House In tho city of Dadgncillr ON tho third
Tuesday OF April ~ caeh year. at ono O'Clock III
the afternoon They shall organize by olccting
To adopt q method ot assessing their respective
assessment districts, which shalt 10 Tar rs pos,
siblo bo Just aud equal To all. Thoy shall keep
record at their proceedings and shall tile u
copy with the county clerk for tho usr ot the
committee on equalization, Their compcnsG.
ton for such labor shall be SsoN per d ~ aud 4
cents per milo for actual miles trayc'ed in at,
tending such meeting, Tho county clcrl il
authorized to issue orders for tho payment oi
said services. dos, FROST
Mr.. Mess moved the resolution be
adopted.
Mr. Bollerud opposed the resolution
on the ground that the law defined the
duties of the assessors and 1t was un.
necessary for them to meet rs pro
posed.
Mr.. Frost spoke in favor of the reso
luton, believing that such meeting
would result in IA better understand
ing Of their duties by the assessors and
In a more uniform, just and equal AS
sessment of the property in the county
Mr.. Horn spoke in opposition to tn,
resolution and Messrs. Meigs ane
Taylor in favor of 1t, though the latter
while believing such meeting woule
be beneficial, had some doubts AS to it
legality.
Mr.. Cox opposed the resolution OF
legal grounds.
Mr.. Knight called attention to in
constituencies and inequalities in las
years assessment by the various as
SCISSORS, even when they were threat
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18
Ha' ir,% Il Great Hun on Cham
.,v:lain'S Cough Remedy.

Manager Martin. of the Pierson
drug store, informs us that he is hav-
inc 4 great run on Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, He sells five bottles
Of that medicine to one OF any other
kind and it gives great satisfaction.
In these days of In grippe there is
nothing like Chamberlain Cough
Remedy to stop the cough, heal up the
within a very short time. The sales
arc growing, and al who try il are
pleased with its prompt action
South Chicago Daily Calumet For
sale ut Niyian's Pharmacy. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18

1t has been demonstrated repeatedly
in every state in the Union, and in
many foreign countries, that Cham-
berlain'a Cough Remedy is n certain
preventive and cure tor Group. 1t
has become the universal remedy for
that disease, NJ, V. Fisher, OF Lib,
erty, w. Va, only repeats what has
been said around the globe, when he
writes; 81 have used Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy in my family for sew
eral years, and always with perfect
success, We believe that it is not
only the best cough remedy, but that
1t Is u sure cure for Group. tt has
saved the lives of our children Il
number of times" This remedy is
for sale vt Nivian's Pharmacy. -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18
THE JOINT INSTALLATION

of the officers of Mineral Point Camp,
No. 1901, Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, and Hill City Camp, 1850, Royal
Neighbors of America, took place at
their hall, on Tuesday evening. The
attendance was large about three
hundred A cordial welcome was
extended by the members of both
camps, and the evening was made
pleasant and profitable for all
present. The installation services
were interperscd with good vocal
and instrumental music. The quartet
consisted OF Mcssrs. J. j. Kuelling,
+. Cork, George and Albert Hulk
table. Miss Thomas sang q solo, and
j. X. Toay was organist, Messrs.
Adam Drcscn and Leslie Harllcr gave
II cornct duet.
The Woodmcn officers were installed
by w. j, Penhallegon. Jacob Rink
was chief Forester. The Royal
Neighbors were installed by Mrs. A.
L. Jones. Mrs. John Chamley was
marshal.
Following are the names of the
officers OF both camps;
WOODMEM.
T.. G. Fielder, venerable consul
John Foster, worthy adviser,
H. G. WedenGcllor, excellent banker
Dr $. =. Doahofc, clerk.
w, +, prtsk, escort.
Jacob Rink, chief forester.
j. W. liorn watchman
Fred Rasmussen, sentry
Dr. $, T.. Deahore and Dr. $. Vivian, ply
scians.
James Brewer Joseph o'Ncl1l, Charles
VIM, managers,
ROYAL Nlilt,HBORS.
Mrs. =. c, Wcidcnfeller, oracle.
Mrs. John Dunn, vice-oracle.
Mrs, W. f. prisk, chancellor
Miss Agnes McMullcn, recorder.
Miss Bertha reuhaIlegon receiver.
Miss Annie Burke, marshal.
Miss Julia Mullen assistant marshal
Mrs. John Foster, Inside sentinel
Miss Juha Jackson, outside sentincl
nr 5. T, neahofe, physician.
H. G, Fielder, Mrs. Ida Goci2 aud Mrs, A
W. Thoma, managers,
.---.a---------------------u
Desirable Building Lots.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18

" | was nearly dead with dyspepsia,
tried doctors, visited mineral springs
and grew worse. used Kodol Dys-
pcpsia Cure. That cured me-" 1t di-
gests what YOU cat. Cures indigest-
ion, soar stomach, heart burn. and
All forms of dyspepsia. w. IL. Pri-
deau%.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-01-18

lone Minute Cough Cure is the
best remedy ever used for coughs
and colds, 1t is unequaled for
whooping cough Children all like
it, +" writes II. n. Williams. Gentry
Vile, Ind Never fails. 1t is the
only harmless remedy that gives i'm
mediate results. Cures coughs, colds,
hoarseness, Group, pneumonia, bron-
chitis, ana all throat and lung troub-
les. Its early use prevents consump-
ton w. II. PrideauX.