Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-02-15
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is. by special arrangement, offered IN
connection with this journal fors $50.
AUCTION SALE. - ID. Eastman,
residing near Montfort, will sell on
Tuesday, Feb. 10th, y horses, 30 cat
tie, ZIG hogs, large quantity OF gram
all his machinery. See bills.
-Maud-Is 8 and 30 too old to
hopo for improvement? should
say not. One just begins to live
Take Rocky Mountain Tea, You'll
be blooming fair at 60.-Eastman IL
Meserole.
Lost. between the NJ. f. church, |
Mineral Point, and my home, sunday |
evening, Fen, 18th, brown wool
shawl, striped border and fringe.
Please return to Tribune.
II. G.. RAINE.
Don't irritate your lungs with a
stubborn cough when pleasant and
effective remedy may be found
in BALLARp's HoREHoUND SYRUP.
Price, % and 80 cents.-Eastman d
Meserole.
A case Of small poX is reported
at Gratot and it is said thatthe Nix
on boarding house at the depot is
uuarantined. VIM. Slothower who
boards there, recently came home
from Dixon, H., and is believed to
have brought the disease with him.
Judge Clementson and wife have
gone to Pass Christian, Miss, with
view of the trip being for the ben
eft Of Mrs. C.'s health, which has
been poor for considerable time.
| The numerous friends of the Judge
| to be found among the Tribune
readers are hoping the trip will not
have been in vain.
The greatest danger from colds
and la grippe is their resulting in
pneumonia. If reasonable care is
used. however. and Chanberlain's
! Cough Remedy taken, all danger will
be avoided. 1t will cure "A cold or an
attack of la grippe in less time than
any other treatment. 1t is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale at Nivirn's
Pharmacy.
The Darlington Republican re-
ports the Pecatonica river as on a
" rampage there last Thursday.
"The passenger train from Mineral
Point was nearly an hour late in
reaching this city, and neither the
Plutteville nor Shullsburg trains
were able to get through. Cellars in
the lower portion of the city We're
Hooded, there being two feet OF water
in the Meehan Hotel cellar, and the
fires in the furnaces were eNtin-
gui4hed,'
Correspondent of Darlington Dem
ocrat, writing from Wiota: Wiota
has business and mining boom.
The Wiota mining company's mine
is in the raviue on the lot on which
tie old hotel stood. The shaft has
been sunk about thirty feet. In
sinking down that depth they have
taken out about 1900 pounds of iinc
| Mineral. All the way down they
have left standing in the ,revice on
each side, big body of ore. The
mineral is very pure and forming in
large squares, or what miners call
"cog mineral"
AT the annual meeting of the
Platteville Canning Co., the secre-
tary's report showed that they paid
out for stock such as tomatoes and
corn the sum Of $3.50 and paid out
directly for labor Sl720, amounting
| to $I470, ana this does not include
purchases from merchants of many
! things needed. Nor does it include
labor done by smith shops, etc. This
| little factory should have some cred
! it for labor brought about for boys
and girls in gathering tomatoes from
! the fields. Some women have made
!
girls have made from 10 to II dollars
in the last season. They are sending
out about twenty ear load Of produce
each year.
Resolutions on the death of Mr.
+. u. Lcayitt by Mineral Point lodge,
! NJ. 1, 4. +, 4 A. NJ:
Whereas The supreme Architect Of the
Universe. in His altwise providence, has de-
creed the removal hcnrc of our beloved brother
and companion. +, D. Lvayittv: and
/ Whereas, i'y his genital and kindly DISPOSE
tiuu. and uorg thau passing interest III the
welfare If this fraternity, our brother had en-
drar,a himself Ia tho hearts of an member.
/ 81 The craft. hcU
Resolved, That ip the death Of Brother
Iraytt this lodge has been deprived % the
rempauiuu,hlp Of our Of It's most faithful and
exemplary meubcr> The wife and tuuily ot a
I IL. ,,. AMY. ANAL Iut3H= .g,tt and brofh,,r