Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-05-03

/ lreckou not the seasons,
Nor the years that come and go
! life'S an all-around pleasure to me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
| Smoke G. +. :. Favorite.
Straw hats for everybody AZ J +.
Hendra's.
-Spooner makes his fountain
syrups from pure fruit juice.
Under the new proprietorship of
III. J. Johnson the Grant County Her
aid is changed from an col patent
side quarto, to a standard q col. all
home print quarto. II is an inn
provoment
--Shullsburg Pick and Cad: They
say IL was pretty dry around here
last sunday Backdoor liquor sell
ing will probably not be as common
on Sunday in the future az it has
been in the past.
Recent additions to our stock of
shoes, keep it ut the top in variety
and quality, while in price 1t is rs
ever at the bottom. Gundry II
Gray.
DR.. G. j. lFawkes and Rob Speus-
ley drove To Gulena TO attend Grant
Memorial exercises last week. They
speak highly of Roosevelt's address.
and agree that his popularity IS not
because Of personal beauty.
DR.. w. G. Hales departed yester-
day for Janesville to attend the nn-
nual l,meeting of the Wisconsin Den
tai association of which he Is treas
urer. He doesn't expect to be absent
more than u couple of days.
The many friends Of Albert Pitts
who Is laid up with severe attack
of inflammatory rheumatism. eX-
press much sympathy, and all hope
for Il speedy recovery. It is rare for
one so young to be Tins afflicted
Mrs. Angelmeyer, formerly Miss
Lizzie league, OF this city, now of
Rockford, passed through here one
day last week, as II travelling sales
lady. Her husband Is shoe dealer,
and Mrs. Angelmeycr travels for his
house.
Rev. aud Mrs. +. w. straw ar
rived in Mineral Point "Wednesday
Of last week. Mr.. Straw moved on
to Chicago Friday to attend the NJ.
| T.. General Conference of which he
is member. Mrs. Straw remains
for "A visit with her many friends.
Mrs. Philip Allen, Jr., reached
home in this city Wednesday even
ing. the 25th. from the Chicago hos
pital, accompanied by Mr.. Allen and
| her sister. She stood the journey
| very well, and rejoices to be in her
pleasant home again, where it Is
hoped she will soon be restored to
health.
The congregation at the NJ. T..
church Of Shullsburg, on last Sunday
morning, gave II unanimous vote Of
| thanks to the mayor and members
OF the common council for the action
taken at their last meeting in rela-
! tion 10 the strict observance Of the
| laws regulating saloons and misde-
meanors Of all kinds in the city
limits.
! Mi iss Florcnce Newman, who has
been a great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism, says Chamberlniu's
Pain Balm Is the only remedy that
affords her relief. Miss Newman l..
a much respected resident Of the
village Of Gray, y. V, and makes
this statement for the benefit Of 9TH
crs similarly afflicted. This lini-
ment is for sale at Nivians Phar-
macy.
In matter Of train service aud in
other respects, Mineral Point il fay-
ored by the G. NJ. u ST. =. R'y, and
our people appreciate 1t, but better
/ depot facilities are sadly needed. A
petition on the subject by the bust
ness men ana shippers Of this place
4 ought 10 be gotten up and presented
to the railway officials, whose gem
eral disposition to give the public
first-class accommodations, justify
a hope that they would respond fav-
orably to such petition. Somebody
should draw up petition and circu-
late it for signers.