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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30
CELEBRATION AT SOUTH BEND.
Pacific County Teachers Institute
VIII Hccfu July To-

Special DISPATCH to the observation-disclosures
SOUTH BEND. June 2o.-Hon. George
Z. Morris, OF Seattle, has been secured
10 deliver the Fourth OF July Grafton at
South Bend. large crowd is expected
to attend the celebration here. a free ex-
cursion down the bay being an attractive
feature for those who live back from
tide water and desire to see the ocean
special train will run from Pc Eli at
excursion rates.
The nine fraternal societies have ap-
pointed joint committee to give a free
for-all excursion and picnic late in July
or early in August. The Pacific county
teachers institute will convene July 10,
and continue FIVE days. The instructors
aud leaders for the institute are: Prof
A. B. Coffey. of Washington state uni
versity; State Superintendent Frank J.
Browne; Principal L. T. Mathies, OF What
com normal school: DR.. ]. p. Munson, Of
Eilensburg normal school: l. l.. Bush, OF
Bay Center. and Henry II. johnson, mu-
steal director
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Five furlonrs Edna Green won. Min,ara second.
phis third Time. ost
one milr sriIng @WDodtrice won. Maria q. Brown
secend Armand third. Tune, ~
Two aud sn eighth miles. selling-Duke ~ Mel
bourne won. Trimmer second, Leo Planter Third
Time, et6
Six aud half fuflongs, selling Harry Dute won
Verify second. Lord Neville third flmr. ia
Five fuYiongs.- Adolauta won. Robert Jr. seSond
wan laird Time. pai
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Rynn Outpnints Mahoncy.

CHICAGO, June 2s.--'Syracuse" Tommy
RYAN easily gained victory over
Young" MAhoney, Of Philadelphia. be-
fore the Fort Dearborn Athletic Club.
tonight after six rounds of rather slow
work. Ryan. who was ~ splendid connl-
zion, apparently completely outclassed the
Philadelphia man whose work though
clever looked amateurish In front or
Ryan. Ryan evidently did not try ior a
knorkout' hat c0ntonted himself with
tying Mahoney in knots and outpointing
him The crowd showed It's disapproval
nv hoOting the men at times. MRhoney
the neighborhood of 10 pounds.
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and communications were Threatened and
actions occurred daily
Mr.. Burdett-Coutts replied that he re-
peated the charges already known and
ueSlared that single dav's trains on the
raiiroad 10 Bloemfontein would have saw
20 tne situation. But he claimed, the in
terests OF the sick and wounded were
VIA, nor stratesically important His
whole point was that Great Britain was
unprepared- He thought the responsible
IVY rested not with any individual hut
with the system. which was entirely in
elastic and deficient "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30
Iatouta Races.

CINCINNATI June sa~weather clear and hot
Track 81 Lztnnia fast. Results,
Sis tlriGnss SAckeehssn won, his Hudson see-
end Gusfdon third Time. Is
Mile settling sprung wa, kahan second, Flop
third Time. a.
Seven furiaugs --StS.ir wesl, CsliA second. Eta
Stevens third. Time ~
Handicap six aud half faFiongs -Geo~Hie won.
The star u Bathnhom second Achusa third Time.
Ia
Five and half rtrlsssgs--zsIn Lyons won. Bsmirrt
srs,osld. ~ernndus third Time. fas
seven tufiofsh, selling Marguerite HAgcrnsn won.
Castle second fnn0mia third. Time. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30

spstlal Dispatch Ga no frtelItFen-rf
ABERDEEN June - me cersls
enumeration ~ fhe harhgr tnwas il SUBJ
EtaUffaBE completed urF hnFluE teen
sIpF8eulsnfed bT she Efforts n public
spirited citizens. has hs-u quite satlsfar-
tnTItp dlae The arHgtfs efrnH are not
given bg the suEmeratcrs. huf Aherdscr
will he credited wtth fapalafton =
about &uu. HaGGiaw 2 ~ and Cusraas coils
boot t.Hsa The figures Were. A.. f0etn
$50. Coamopoiis - ard Hp4g}as. -B9x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30

Special Dispatch to the Post -Inteliigencer
COSMOPOLIS June 29-The new hall
dedicated with elaborate services last
evening. Grand Master Workman o. s.
Jones and Grand Recorder J. L. Hemer.
OF Seattle. conducting the ceremonies. as
sisted by visiting workmen from adtoin-
ing towns. The event attracted a large
audience and was enjoyable.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Pest Inteiiigencef
CHEffAiIs June - 3 y. CoEdili WIN
hired horse and buggy 20 rhehMhs
livery stable and sold the fis u. Olympia.
pleaded guilty 60 the chArEf' ~ Rtaud
larceny preferred against him and ~aa
sentenced so ten years p the Waila Wafia
peai1 ntiarY. he wa sect oFer ihls
morning
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prTTsRC no Isns - Coaplesi Win rissAburs''
;,stalitv ~ ~ p4st, they bnnchcf 'hstr rrross.
r. fssssr.s rerf fhe aenaAftnuai catches - Taa.
a. ,rd r-rss sfthrf e Witch q missed would have
r., ihs gem, i0f TIE visitor. AttsnaAacs. 2 %
-drrft o., q.
piffstrfE ........ ,-..-....'.-......s+ts
rtnAHsiphih -.-..... .t.,.-.-...t...,. !
nstse-lsu. wAs3su Scbrpsr srf Winner. Platf
- gr.rar4 ffwe4To Fraslis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30

Here Is brief description Of the strokes
USED, given 10 the Associated Press o.
the various coachers.
MI courtney, for Cornell: From the
beginning or the stroke the backs OF the
men are kept straight as are also the
arms until the body has its FUN swing
Lhen the hands ar0 brought quickly into
the body. the elbow being kept low and
close TO the sides Instead of putting thu
oar IN the water at right angle like the
FtnnsylS tnia crew. II goes in nj an ang q
II Is in The water. The slide is not started
until the oarsman has passed the erect
position and the oar IS at right angles
with the shell Then they are shot out
to their full length. The recovery is slow
ana deliberate TO prevent checking Of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30

GERS, cornell with the arms and Penn
sylvania with both arms and a longer
snue. Columbia uses the shoulders 10 a
large degree all through the stroke. while
lne great difference in the Wisconsin
stroke from the others is the sharp. quick
eaten and the quick recovery. George
town VIII row the fastest stroke on the
river, starting at forty. dropping down
to IS and getting back again 10 n and a.
~ Is hustle, but ii seems TO make the
hlaf go at EnnH M
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30

Special Dispatch to the Post -InteilIgencer
ARLINGTON, June IA plat OF land
owned by Stacy II. Owens, has been filod
in the auditors once at Everett. The
certainty OF the Seattle a International
extension to Darlington IN causing
boon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
ARLINGTON, June 29--Mlss Clara p
Andrews, OF Auburn. and Miss Winnie
Walling. of Fairhaven. have been en-
ployed by the school board of Halter a.
principal and assistant, respectively. for
the next term
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How Columbia Rows.


Mr.. HaulOn. for Columbia. IL have en-
deaNored 20 get the crows to begin the
stroke with a quick catch pulled through
nSrd to the finish and not jerked out
simultaneous and not separated like Mr.
Sourtney's When the slide limit IS
reached the body should be erect and
The stroke then carried out to the hntsr
q by tremendous pull with the shouiGers
the body being firmly braced at the
groins. The recovery is slow so as not to
grrk me boat, thus producing a check
The bodies are carried quickly forward
until ready for the sharp catch again"
Wisconsin'~ style.
Mr., Odea. for Wisconsin: I'VE have
StrlVen 10 obtain long reach with the
rack nearly as straight as possible and
the arms straight and rigid. The power
IS applied by swinging the shoulders on
the oar the body being brought TO an
UPRIGHT position before the leg drive T.
used; Then the legs are driven steadily
given but just strong enough to keep the
seat well under control When the hands
reach the knees the arms begin TO bend
and the oar is swept home with a steady
pressure. This completes the pull, the
hands are dropped low enough to clear
the water well With the blade and are
then shot out with an even pace. the
body following sharply The recovery
gradually tones down until II ends SOFTLY
just before the new CATCH
Georgetown's Full Reach.
Mr.. Zaphone. for Georgetown: Il can
tell you my cardinal principles very
briefly II IL fun reach, which In the
case OF my crew. with their superior
height, is long. wavy quick catch and a
full leg drive. giving all the leg power
possible in conjunction with the shoulders.
The recovery is quick and the stroke
rowed is high"
Pennsy's Leg Drive.
Mr. Ward for Pennsylvania; The
stroke depends largely on the leg drive,
even more so than on the catch the
drive of the leg on the finish OF the stroke
being strong enough to give the boat such
tremendous impetus that there can be a
sharp recovery without any stoppage re-
sulting to the boat The reach is as
long as possible, but the grip on the
water Is slower than that OF most of the
other crews"
The first race will be the four-oared
event to be rowed over the two-mile
course beginning at the start OF the regu-
lar course and finishing at the two-mile
point This race Ii scheduled at o'clock
as the referees and judges can be placed
The freshman race follows the four-oared
event, and Is to take place over the same
two-rnile course The varsity race Is over
the four-mile course, and II is expected Will
take place about o'clock, a nne time
of the day for rowing.
The Pougbkeepsie course or -FOUR niles
runs along the west bank of the HUDSON.
beginnins at n point three miles above
the Poughkeepse bridge and nnishing n
mile below II Is as straight as ughtlN
drawn lire and IS not much affected by
the current OF the river.
The course holds the worlds record Tor
four miles, II having been established by
Cornell in 1895. when the lthacaps travelled
the four miles In 1s minutes " SECONDS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30

sT LOTS Jwns = Results a. the fair EycezrsAs g
Me 4uA sxgsnss rarAs arghnz LsdAs We SAN
.-Axa--s ssc1a1. irgs CaGnseie< s@lsd Tea, -,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. I, Brooklyn. q.

CHICAGO. June y The Champions we're defeat
cd ,n.iAv in = pitchers hattie but y 1As snappy
~ ,rcu .risvcd game Chids scored the gnlS run
m his mas 10 first hts steal and Ryan's double.
pitcher knlcn was today given bis unconditional
release Attendance. 5.loo. Score: -
<.st ............,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-30

g. s. CLEVELAND will sail on time.
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Cincinnati. r, Bo.,on. =.

CfNClNNATI 1aus 9Ntehols pitcssa great
h.u rntu me rinth today vhra two bases On balls
snd three hits gave Cincinnati thfee runs and ths
ssme Attendance. $50 scors
Cfnrinuatl .-......-,.4 s.....t..-4+.-.s.+
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

I'd N, Ort0n, of tbe firm " Orion
Bros, music dealers OF Butte, was .
Billings visitor yesterday.
l==zl. v. sIayfon aud Herman sher-
man, Two prominent sIpeepmep from
Folsom, Mont, are IN the city,
Emil STAIRS Of Helena, an eypert
chemist, ~ . witness IN tho case Of q,
N. Bair W. Henry M, struck IN tho
district court
- Miss Olive Walk of Eureka, H.,
Arrived In tho city last night with her
aunt, MEs. 9, H. Newman, and viii
visit relatives for y time.
Attorney General q, Il, Nolan sud
State Veterinarian N, ", Knowles are
here from Helena IN attendance vt tho
case Of g. NJ, Bair w. Henry N, struck
IN tho district court.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
LINTON
co,


--PnlpOni9e home iNdnslry-dpipl
Billings bnnp,
-Vrpipmmtpr H. A, Onmpboll wnA
WI from Ahpridun saturday
--Tba HillinRs brewing pompnny Inns
placed \ new drW wagon on thp slrpptfl
Dor pDIp, bTppM hopsp md two
ohoiop lotN aD0 QMwin " Bon
I'm,
~ Mr. md Mi, Jos, Sims arp IN the
city from their ranch homo IpW I'm
yinn
summer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lpu
cream %frppgoIH, snrdpp hosn, Mo lsnh'
oapk's,
+pDn MhuDt lpll saturday tll
M6ln, MONT IN Nnrk Inv lhn
Hloom llplilp nonpnpy
~, W, Yasl, representing lhn Mn
joBlio Stool RpnHp pnMppng ~ ~, Ion
W. ~ IN pllinRH nn hpalnpts,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
JERSEY MlLpM COWS

Ans Wsb7Grndo Apd Thoroughbred Wulls
VVr sple
About The latt0r pnrt ~ this month
VIII have tor snle nv D0tbrop n Vodd's
livery barn, 4 lot vi ohoioe Javaay
mich COWS and hlgh'grade and thor
opghhEpd Short Horn and Hereford
bulls, tho host stock III Tho kind over
shipped W Billings They Will DO sold
low 10Y casb Apply nv the barn Nv Vi
DbTN VhQs, a, Luton,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

-pjfst GLASS; EhHoitne range TOT snlt
by q. w. English. 1922
david Fratt made q business triF
TO Helena the latter part Of last week.
ALI judges u good beer say " -
the Billings beer equals sehlitz and Pa,
Inst, y
--CoDduct0r q. w. Ling removed BIZ
fnfnily 10 this city last week from Sher.
idnn.
Gar wills & Bouton write libernl fire
insurance policies NJ the best o~btainnbla
rates.
"A. Edmonsen aud wife OF the Mus.
selsbell spent several days IN the city
last week.
Ike cleaned alfalfa seeds, timothy
seed and North Dakota seed wheat.
BDbcock's.
f-Dnyid Milne and wife Of the Mus.
selDball nre spending y few days nj the
Hotel Driao0IL
IL LIS gardens or field seeds y0u
wnnt Ben W. T00Is can oil your order
10 satisfaction.
--L W, Hathaway Of HsIenn, In.
ternnl revenue collector, was here yes
to-day on bis monthly visit,
y@1be five months OLD babe ~ MI, aud
Mrs, Oscar Ek@abf dled Friday and
WIS buried Saturday afternoon,
w. NJ, Murphy mud Bert u, shny.
oy of Merrill nre In TIM city TRANSACT
INK business aud attending court,
-6eDernl Agent Seapr OF the Bur-
liDgtoD went 10 Miles City Inst night
~ attend tho Sioekgrowers' convention,
III TINT nnekbuDd JOD't III send II
~ tbD sleDm Laundry, That new
~nenkbnpd iroDor Will sot " right, "
never fails.
Henry BDwell, The now manager NJ
lh0 Clarke Fork COnl company, WINS IN
tbe city sunday on his way 10 Gnbo
from iEent Falls,
~Dm now mnobiDoa prevent r0ngb
edges on yDnu collars md y0ng 0thaE
linen receive speoiAl attention, Bill,
iDgs Steam Laundry,
Tho sports Of the CITY Wo ngitatipg
Tho organization ~ golf nlpb, Some
~ Tho boys Ar0 pretty good kD0ekers
md 0neht ~ bo experts NJ tho Ramo,
w, II, S~obriehpv, formerly agent
f0F tho Dnzemnp brewery In this 0ity,
Inns gone on The road tor the brewery,
md now makes bis headquarters W
siloyA
vAttDIDoy NJ, n aupn " down from
HplonA IN attendance NJ district o0prt,
bDina attorney f0r q, IA, nap ID tbp
opsn ~ nair VA Henry NJ, sVnek,
shepp inspeotMt
-lt's on 10 Tho pp0plp, Arc y0G 0nY
Burlington town lots, This now nadi,
lion, % tho maIkpt, offers You y homo
~ Myostmept, on onay tormH Austin
Month 90 ngnnls,
L%-n g. Whito, Tho superintendent NJ
tbp slptn Ioform apboal ~ Mi|os City, IN
spid 10 hAyp resigned ~ pntnyn w thn
shnop hnsinosa W Vergpa comfy, "
nndorst0od TINT hia resignation VIII
lNkN olpool Mny |,
-U hAs como tho tlMn ~ thu yoai
NphN Nf'fy ~ HtNHp ptNHHNu ~ NNNhHN
pnd nnphal ont, w Insure clean pnro
wplpr Vhp slropt hydpanls hAy0 not
hppn opened WIS winter, md some q
VIZ sldp mplns mo FAdly w neod ~
lloaninE,
--Vhprp nVp Still anitN. " npmp
lNr NJ property 0wnpls thDt hnyn
lol complied wltl Tim street. nnmhpying
ordinance. HllnKs II. pntltlpd W 4
'lpn npV delivery Ana thp SYSTEM VIII
WnhAhH hp inAnRnmlad pally thn CON-
w snMumpr, md pyNly housp shnN II
~ numbered,
-lrnt Pals VglhnnWl Vhp prpp
.ndipnn Nro pptnnpilR w lhp oily, md
no nnnp on thn north al0n ~ thn river
y only growing Vlpy hNyp boon
nappa Awng from thn vlplnlly M thn
INV FpAaEgANnn ny lnpnlls ~ AMnl
lNs IhpyN Nmn npe psnlnANd frnm HJ
md nln pnmlnR w HgnnI Vnlls,
ylnIn Ihnl find !LnLE nlall Msl.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
NJ, Johns COUGH CURE
VIII unIe Your Cough,
Sold by pHAPPhE nRlJH pn,
YnnnH MnlhAra.

Group ~ The tNrrMg ~ thousands M
Young motherp beagnne Its nVthrpak ii
" !, N%gonlSlng, and Frequently AtAL
shll9H'a ionEh and qoniNmptIon. qpre
litH llke magic ~ plapB ~ ar0hp bbe
never boon knoWn W. fnil Tho W0ret
nnspe relieved, lmmedptply,. rrlna 6
elA, w elH' and sldMI Sold by phppple
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k0iipe for lids,

Bids for tho erection of u frnme school
house a0xpa IN tho Newman district,
VIII he resolved VIZ M lao,olook MON
q Saturday, April VI, Plans and slAG.,
lNoatlpna oAR DO apon AZ ", IA, Now
mans house, two miles south nj RIl-
lings, Trustees ressryn tho right 10
reject my ~ NIL bids, Bids sh0DJd no
adaFoasod 70 v, N, Newman, ohNiFMAR
~ hoRrd NJ trustees, IOlR
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
NOLLGe.

Laurel, Mont, April 10, 1900,
The annual meeting 0f tho Laurel
Hail o., VIII be held IN LAprel, Mon
tnpa, April astb, 1000, A, u, az y I'M,
for the purpose OK eIeeting q board III
directors for tho ensuing year and tran.
saot spch other business chat may come
before II,
1923 q, u, OamD, Jeoy,
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MARTIN e. co..

Can materially assist you 10 obtaining the desired result
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
tlntllnglNn InNn lolp,

AL N. thn lNlA and hlnaka naplh NJ
Mn. InfllnfInl dfHnll NnhpFaAnllnna!
aud Mnlnnlal ahnHhpal and tlln Mouth
Hlll pahla. bphNnIi WNlpT, sidewalk
nlpNlIn llAhll lplfnhnnp apd sewer con-
uNlangpt hnw 0n sAlp Aps!nl
AMth IN Aaanls aAHf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
TO ...
~ {.
Is

We make the announce
mept that We will soon be able
No supply their wants IN the
lAShoe line, An entirely new
stock oi Ladies' and Misses
Footwear has been ordered
and will soon be here,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
We ARE
NOW LOCATED

IN our New Exclusive Shoe
Room adjoining our Clothing
Department, Our display IL
the largest and finest line oi
Mems Footwear In the city,
and we ARE better prepared to
wait upon our customers,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

--ChAs II, stolI eonld not and did
not try To CONCEAL his happiness Sun
dry, Ds no was The papa Of Il bouncing
boy baby born To Mrs. Stoll Saturday
ptgbL Nothing WAS too good for
Charities fIiepde yesterday,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
ALNrh Nnnrh lnr ANlN M Lrnunl

VQr fnlA NJ lnne llmp lpAsp, Hnn NJ
lha tpHl Alpnn. and pNIlla EANphpH ~
Fhp ,MnHsp nla hNlAall II lNkpn
N ,lln nass 1hlN dass AadleM, llN
nllqei HnHN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
DUFF


III the feet never pinch
are the acme Of styllshness,
The prices range To salt all
pockets,
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YOUR
POOR"
FEET.

How they would cry out II
they could but speak. Treat
them as you would your hands
or your face-make them COM
Portable by wearing easy fitting
SHOES. Your health will be all
the better for it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
Obituary Daniel D. Davisson.

t'IIItfAEn Oct. ~ lMNI
n..., - ,...i..
'"''''' ~ ''"' '7''" VOC W. ""
the 18th day OF April, 1879, ana dled1
at 3u2 T.. Erie street. oct. 10, 1900, aged
-, ,,,,.,r, ,,,,,,l,.
=, '''' y ''''''',''
MI baN'sso" was porn III harrison
county, N0o near Clark5burg, aud in
early bovhood came with his parents
>. t,...f.,.nI. t,,l M. s..,,,ii,, 49,.
NAMED there but short time, ana
removed TO Duhoisc county, where
lis r,tber and mother hotb died In
49,, r.u. ~ i.,s Mr. n,..i..,, ..,,,.
''' '''' - '''' 49, =" '''4''' I'm
10 Stephson county, ILL.,, renamed
there year or two, then removed
tn.Ia.oIIe rnuutv. mud il, tho snriuo
49,.
" loo" N'"' "''" w ''P"'"H'"
county uEalur near NlusIuW, ON the
border line of Wisconsin, where he
Iivod , short Tim. and tb.ncr ,noved
IN his ate home IN tLn vicinity of
Mineral Point WIS in 1870 ana re-
sided therr until ne come tn Chicapn
two re,rs 400
a., ,,,..'..... ,,.....,, -, ,,,nli.,,
NJ ia 'aH"'' w. a',! W w ''.'''''
I,'' 49," wv was q ",''S',l i's,,
u'"' " ',Uu 49, "".
Va =, 80 "" -. W. -" ~ "VmE,'
U"H :, ~, '',i,n "it '7 ~ ~ ,, ~,
i,i,,, I,i, -
til1i.,' '''S 49,, 49,, W.
li,, ''',I, u LAY '',s S',,', mI7
H., i,n,rad ~, WIZ ,'u H,S
- - - LIS JUS '''"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25

-" For three day and nights !
suffered agony untold from an at
tack of cholera morbus brought on
by eating cucumber5,n says M. f.
Lowther, clerk of the district court,
Centerville, Iowa. 81 thought /
should surely die, and tried II dozen
different medicines but all to no
! sent for II bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses
relieved me entirely" This remedy
is for sale by Nivian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
Woman's Reading Club Program.

Monday Evening, Oct. 20, 1900
Biblical-Sarah. Mrs. q. Crawford
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Ben
nett.
Fictional- Rebecca and Rowena.
(Scottl Miss Cummings.
Discussion - Hallow cen Customs
and Abuses. Mrs. Brewer.
Roll Call.
Monday evening, Nov. II, 1900
Biblical-Hagar. Miss Neal.
Historical - The Eleanor of His
tory. Miss Weidenfeller.
Fictional-Mrs. Nickleby and Nan
cy Sykes, (Dickens.l Mrs. Fielder
Discussion - Child Labor. Miss
Cummings.
Roll Call.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS

In Harrison's Survey, at junction of
Commerce and Chestnut streets, con-
venient to central part of the city
and to the zinc works. Will sell in
half-acre lots or in any quantity de-
sired up to II acres.
lift w. H. PRIDEAUX.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
Short Horn Cattle for Sale.

or 10 young bulls, aged from to
IL months--l2 to 10 cows and heifers,
all TO calve between now and Christ
mas. Reason for sale: ] am over
stocked. JOHN KNIGHT.
Mineral Point City. Bowl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
Building Lots For Sale.

Several desirable building lots on
Mineral, Alice, Pine and Iowa sits,
Harrison's survey. Will be divided
to suit purchasers, and sold at fair
prices on easy terms.
BOMB j. G.. ROBERTS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
Sa frOn Buns.

f. c. Spooner's Saffron Buns are
all that can be desired. Have you
tried them ?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
IOWA COUNTY.

For Member of Assembly,
BJORN HOLLAND .... of Moscow
For County Clerk,
BENJAMIN THOMAS ... Of Dodgeylle
For County Treasurer,
DAVID E.JACOBS . ... of Mineral Point
For Sheriff,
HENRY u. JAMES ..... .. of Linden
For Cor0ncr,
CHARLES s. WILLARD of Milln
For Clerk Of Circuit Court,
THOMAS GlBBON of Mifin
For District Of Attorney,
JOSEPH J. FIEDLER Of Mineral Point
For Register of Deeds
ALFRED r. CRETNEN . of Brigham
For Surveyor,
ROBERT l.. JOINER ..... of Wyoming
For Superintendent of Schools,
FRANK w. METCALF 49,. Of Dodgcvllc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
OFFICE COUNTY CLERK DoDGEvILE Wis., October % 1900
INFORMATION TO VOTERS.

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
Notice Of General Election.

held election
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-10-25
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

WILLIAM j. BRI AN.,.....,
IADLAG h. STEVENSON. ..
Frederick W. NonCot2hausen'
John Rosch ................
George w. Stevenson. ........,
benjamin +. Sherman ........