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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Rod zen. cImfteas Co., minn.

0f bar fremoeles fmutt gtir, men faa
at ftse n9iten insen Sne. Dog, for
Rreaturerne Tan man life bebre forIangt
bet, os at paste benz er iDinter at rssns
for blot en- Gornsiefe. tbi ba be paa en>
ielte Dage eaor meset uoe, fparer BET
messt paa Sset. Der npe alotter oe
StoIelrrer, Or. .Strano, iioliserc / fam
me Ggenffab / goobbue Co., bar MI be-
tisnt Der / sftre 81. Olafs Menigbsb /
l9nsere Gin, Os man Times soot ON BAN.
Mr. 9. Gle. iom ifior bar iua ubeIois
paa @riub at ct ulpttsstiIfelbe at faa
fin bsire Sob ampiteret opafor Rnest.
fommer fig burtis. !Sr. 9raoit, Rumea
oalstorreiponoenten, bar for fort lib
iioen ienbt 9labets 2afere interesiants
9eretninser Der fra Stshet; bet bar
fremfor aft moriomt at lafe ON Sr. Nos
potat Strbes Optr9ben. Won Sr. Scribe
life funbe faa en- liben Bog iitano ON iia
bsrsmte Serb til Jielobpsben. ben OiIoe
faa en- ripenbe 4fetning, Oa Der finDss
mango Himeosler per | 2anbet, Iom meo
IeOeuoe Snteresie Dt.os l9le nDosi CHI II
Gofteriurb. 9r. Jotosraf eoftbus tunot
bel faa iitano ct SpIag at bet "parti,"
ban ~fptosraferte oeb 4n%lsbningen. Dgi
iaa bette 8iIsbe bible iaapel biemme iom
per / 2anoet faa flor afiatnine. Sab Os
sjennem "Oecorabzp oiten" faa pioe pris
len. Mdn bar talt ON, at Der ital blioe
free Mail Delivery" Der / Sotpnet, ben
ftal saa uo fra SteDartpile, men bar
snDnu lite feet noset til ben, os Der tan
mulisens bengal npsen sio. pIanen er
piftnot COB, boiltet Ogiaa preiioenten
bar brast / grfaring, iioen Here Huter
forefldaes aabnebs. Mr. 4nbreas SoIs
Ian fra 0atota bar meo Samilie paret Der
%ipinter, boor ban bar ct StDtte Sano;
ban pil rimelispis mart reii. til Weiten.
Sm ban oil ielse 2duoet beriteos er
enonu tile dfeiprt. 1trs. u. Nielint iom
I lansere Sio bar oeret ienselissenre.
er srrbnu sanite oaarlig. Deb llnotas
eeIfe at Sorfislelie og ertelte Siltaloe
af Grip er SuuobebstiIftanben ganiie
COB. ST. Sanoer Sanoeriou, fom bar
Store | Rod Dell, bar | ben fenere Gin
oprettet en- Siltal / Sapftelo. Yaa beese
Steoer beitreber ban fs for at impoes
tonre ertbper binis Sorbrtng.
S.rmeo ba en- oenlig Stlier for oerns
Sang. 9snligit =. g.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
SanHa. MinneSota.

Sioen Der er iad mango, fom IeIsr
"poftsn" Der omtrina. iaa ipnes ies. Del
er rart, at life nosen finoer paa at "TRIP:
no9le Orb os ienos ino til gIaoet, Ida At
5olt fan faa pios, at bet En- en- Then Sp
! ben iSnore BART uf grpipn Co., Wtinn.,
Tom beoer Santa. Den er eubnu / IN
9arnoom, bare ct Iar % ct halpt, iiben
ben iuo 8aesns ems; men til Srpos for
fin unge glber er ben aft bel forinnet
meb neiten al SIags 6orrstnins. Ser er
2 "@ensrdl Stores" 2 5orhtpare Storss,
NJ gunt Tom beitbres af Sslanbinssn g.
9. Spbsrfcn, fpm sr en- flint Mdno / I'm
plaos. Ss faa bar ci 2 GIepators, 2
2umbsrpdrbs, en- MsberbanosI 2 Smeoe,
ibops % en- S~osnfbop. 8 5armmafttns
Sorrstninesr, en- Doctor % TO Drug
flores. 2 Reitaurantsr, men intst SoteI,
boiltet tlnbe bel tr9nees. Siliibft bar
hi Rsls gridIon Tom batolsr mso Spin
ps areuturer % ipnes at sisre COB Sprs
refining, os life at forglemme De 2 "yIino
Digs" Tom e~rifterer Der til Siam for
ole % Stabe for benz, Tom lille er iitano
til at sua benz forbi. Sd ies faar ilutte
for csnne Sang; men hpis lite bette Ians
Der / pupirfurpen, iad faar isg prspe en-
Sang til pg luoe 6olt bore herfrd.
Gu 5armers8 Gut.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

Gr. @m. 7auiparo. ninserne.
9et er BLOT ret % rigiia' poeripr
Gem at iise, al De ppuoaeoe &einltater
par bpiit tilirsosliasuoe. Tsruna er
pisisiig ct iprtrinlist @aiooel mob So.
tarrh. Snilusnja o. 50 Griprs. @ils
liam Sanfpdro. NJ. ID.
Irs. Geleiie Gooelt &rrlIbsnt al
SetieD 8ois "Gnucatipnal ane Ssne-
polent Sccietp ltriper ira 2l2 u. 2loe-
nue, aururo. Sa.. ielsence:
-am Dc, Der bar Iiot al Snlusnsa
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
e,pea Gitn. apma.

GIminoeIis bar Son Der om.r;as faaet
ct sOot aar poa Grsoe | ct % alt. iaa be
bar ittt Srunb Ill at tias.. gost 9sir
til at "huffe" Mais, os priferne sr bel.
Ter lite faa oaariise; oiftnot bar Spine.
foleraen brrbt nogle Soin % Goli bar
taset Gorrielefie, men ttte p1rre enonii
enb Di faar baabe bet yeofte. 8i bar .nbs
MI life bupt nosen Snt, faa mee.t bet tan
falbts SlGbefsre, men Der .r 8ino mes
fen bper Dag. Soab bet airtslise ans
sdar, faa bar ri baabe lutbertt 8irte %
pr9ft FAINT gdptiftfirte os Yrrit, Iaa ri
er life brpo | iaa Maabe. SopiIaesre bar
Ri NOT at Der | gperne o. life at fora
elemms Dottorerne; ia, ipm iaet, iomme
leper os iomme bsr. 4bunnent.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

Mrs. geleite 9cpea. amer Ssres Es
rur,d Tor Oct ppperite Wiooel ! Sanoe.
len % pGrois ale CODE Renneiters
5lalo. s-Mrs. Geleite Gopsl.
6piS De life ppnaar burilae og til'
ireosilaeuse Reiuliater peo SrIscn al
@eruno, iaa itriu itrar til 81. Sart'
man o. ~iortldr nsie 5srss 3ilialos, o.
BET pil slrbe BAN az sipe 2em Tine
pGroiiulos 8aaO gratis.
Strio til 81. Sartmar. Srriicem al
5be Sartmau Sanitarium. Columbus,
Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Srofane, @ayb.

SORT maa iss fua tatte Reodttiouen for
alt bet sooe Gefeitph iom ben brinser os
reselmGsiist to 9anse ON ugen. Seq
fnber, at "poften" er en- mega COB Stole>
meter; ies talper ben iaa, foroi ben sr
life bare ct Rpbebsblub, men sr osiad
m.aet lereriet paa mango forfieltge
@aabsr, oa ben siper iaa mango 9ooe
gaab til baaoe Sarmer og gnmaro.
Ser / Spotane bor benDto 5000 Stdnz
'binaber, Weitebelen Soenitsr; men Der
err pgiaa mango gsorite, be fieffe er Sorz
retninesmenb % / ~nosenlunoe COB Sti!s
lina. Spab gpen Spotare ansaar, iad
aaar ben MI raft frsman os ubfigterne
er mssst s~limreuoe. Oct fan man trpst
iise, at peb Sppiaue Sails bill man ON
nogle Oar is ct anbet @bicaso. gpen
bar nu fire fore Wtelmsner. Tom uofti6er
tuiinber Barrels Wiel til Sapan os 3ind
til bpert @ar. Spotane bar en- SperFoo
at eobt % Iunbt 8ano. SpotauesgIDen
beitaor al tlart, blpbt 8ano, iom tpmner
neo fra 6ielbene. gpn bar ogIaa en- itor
Saqmsae, Tom fabriterer Minioner Sob
2urnber aarlia; ben lisger miot inoe I
felipe 8pen peb 8anbfaloet os peo Sooen
at poit Stre.t. 8pen bar fem tore
Safb &c Door 5aetOri,s. Den itsrfte at
Disfe .r Sbe Wdfbinston Wliq Co., iom
qiper Irbeibe til oper ct Simbrebe Wano.
8pen .r osiaa ristis BEL foripnet meb
8raubi.l, boiltst bettaar at 5urrpeo,
booraf Der .r N Ooerfpo og prii.n er /
almtnbeligbso 1925 pr. Gpro. Souo
2unoet ansaar Der runbt, iaa er bet lite
al beofte Sort. 9anbet Der / Oalen er
meest blanoet meo SanoIoro, men paa
famine 9aro bar Der altfb p9rst eooe
glplinser. !Sp.oe og SSdore fploes gootl
men Straaet bliper meset fort, iua bet
ma for bet meite tosss meb "!Sedoers."
Men sdar man op pad Ssioene, bill man
inoe tort Serb, og Der porer Straaet til
Mdnbsbeibe % 2anoet .r Der af beofte
apalitst, oa Der aples Simotbi. Miuet,
SABRE, Rue, gaars og @iuterboebe % als
falfa. Ser er Sielo os Dale meo mango
patre Snofieer % imud glpe, os Cons
m~srmaaneoerue er toroe os bebueeliss.
Den nprbr. Del at Staten .r for Stsrs
itebeIen beoorst msb Stog; men Der fins
bes psiaa qa~tuingslanb meb mseen rig
SorbbunS. Den fenore Del al Statsn
beitaar al 9rrrisIanb, BET bersmts ~yis
gsnb@ os "GaIui, Gountrp," boor Ntiss
bart life tisnbss til, % hpor Nilipnsr
az gu'beIs at Speoe dolss aarIia.
Oct e psiaa ct uom1rt.t 6rustlano.
bppr Ri faar al DOR 5rugt, iaaIom 9gbIsr,
parsr, plommer, 9rusr, pedbes oio.,
men biaiet euno er Der life at faa. Cans
bet Der faless fra 10 til 80 Dollars pr.
sers mso messn Then Improvement"
til. aae Gorme sr mbgi9rbebs, ba Der
lit. .r npgen 9i9roelop.
Der finpss oei life Hoast Stso | Cans
bel, Tom er mere ~tiltratienbe for Sports
mano eno Staten @aihiuston, ba ben
BAR babe fort os Imaat 8ilbt. Sa, Der
.r Mountain Scat, StoauIos. Rao..
Qnnr os 9iIotat oe bpis man bill baoe
Sismefalbe. 5ebsoer man life at saa
Iansi uo ifra SPOKANE for at fnS. BEN.
VT Jusle er Der prari. Ssns, 9ias %
Gnber. % fua moa ri lie fcrsIenms
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
2anopinoims I 1itmarden.

: 2ebst al be iioite 30 gtar sr Der
| 9itmarfsn inopunost lite minore
sno 5000 Wiaal fra Sapsi. Tom clts
iaa Der bar maattet afsius. boao BET
bar ilugt anoetiteos. paa napnt.
arsaI er Der opfsrt 440 goIissr. Der
buffer omtreni $500 Wenneiter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Charleston. ~. 8a.. 9ee Marts 1898.

NbarItsfon, ". "a, 90e Ufarts 1898.
che Yernna Wcoiine So, Columbus. Cbio.
sGreOe Gerrer! "Seg fan anbeiaIe Seres Yreparat Teruna Tom ct
Stpriemiobel. Sets Stipulation iom ct Diiooel mob aatarrb er iurtrin,
liz, iost bet er blet brnst al Here Ysriuusr al nit gsisnStfab mo be
bebhe NefuItater. 90. W. atfniou.
q ulbe 80 9rpent al Ge 5puuebe StaterS gsionuina fiber al aatarrb en-
q eler anoen 6rab ear Sale Der er reppe ct 6mm belle 9anht belt fri
ir benne Spgoom. Gu elsr Here Meoenmer at bper enenefe Tamile bar en-.
ten auarrb eGr ct auot 0nre Der bnche irupsr dg ira &Gmrb. Ratarrb
br bnrhst ct 9upenS Rs for Nntioneu. Tens grtnens 5plemet tumpicersr
% iprr9rrer etpet Suoe, iom en- Eeripn rGNer III at le al leo oAe furs
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

u~rplisenoe 5ntta tommer ben opmun'
trsnbe Npbeo, at Reruua belbrsbsr
aatarrb. SelbreEer oer bari9t; bel.
breosr ben usb IuiotGnpis at uooripe
ben al Spltemet.
Yeruna er ct inopprtes ipItrmilf
Dtlobel. Der ganr iii SpaoUmmens'
Bob Oct belbreoer aatarrb / 6upe.'
bet, 2unserue, Mauen. 9euereu, 0prsr
ne eller antarrh | bpilteium6sllt al 9es'
eemeis andre Srganer.
Wr. 7. u 8iror, 80 Gait Eenth,
Greet, aanios Gitn, 0to., Reootigr al
Misiouris Nipelinsen / "Sprig Of Mpr..
tie, ltrep npli9 / ct SreU til 81. 6art''
man.:
"Jiqno mig at uoiale min Idnitisn.'
nellie ipr bet Saun, jcs bar bnut al gru,'
gen al Herma / min 5amilis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

Ia js s en- minbre benioht 9tano bar ies naatut orre icrrshs % life
BRUCE here Eenge eo abolut usbonojgt til 7OtorsResuiussr. 5r ct Bar aar
NOen tegpuote jg II BRUCE Berunn min 6umdis iu en- Gamtlplase % leg
bar pent meat t1ieos meo RGutatet
Nin Suhra bar brugt ben for aaarrb % opnaast for stnbrins. Rn lille
3ie bar orrt la fere @auss. ug bet pte fig ahO at birIpe, unar ri brustc
7ges Mecntr. Seq bar fp bu9t BEN Here @auss Os amer Den for en- msgst
ueroiuIb Neotciu.
Gher min perionhae @rmurg amer pg bet ior meget lsnueuoe at bare bu
| NIT SPmL 90 ig iror, at enbper Gfno, Der ster at lnore 9tosRer o. irmh,
bg ipme Tenss, bnree unosrirge Ceres Teuuas % andre geSicners Gssn.
iiaber."-J. u 9uuu.
3r. @iUam 3mfnarb. 1921 Nptbl O5 CT bet Rlbreoet hR iaMe, bur tai.
Glart Street, Gbieago. 81, Hriper isi ueumeHg lea CT for, at en- iaa furrtnls
snoe: Seq fmoer. at Chicago o. Cms Meoion ion HeruHa er bst brast for
egHs altnat er irrig guniis for t- thr g1aups % Sonbes Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

Seq snitsr Blot.
al ale itulee tisnbe
osns ppperIise
8ualitster. 8 I'll.
faloer al aatarrb
/ Raoen % Scue.
BET bar ies iest
upsle mertrlise
Selbreosiisr peo
oens Srug. os iss
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

he. "a flare al
mine Ratitnter for
tate mig ON Dc
nj Reiultoit
~opnaaeoe mso Urn
gen al 9erma
tatarrbaliis Giliat.
Der, %eilutteoe ies
al prsue Den ielp
% iusttase Sut.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

Sunnb<bstiIftuuben er upaoilogelis, hun
Iibt GortjsieIie al % til. Saa snFsr is1
tilflut 'Deeorub-p often1s l1osip.r %
perionule FAINT ale bans 2riere 2ptis %
9ef0. $. 8. Soapia.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Rorrefponoance.

arrf.msanen nsn Rasn % snsss hss NE bet mhsas oennu ILL., be hr life eusGss eunm
Ieaed HoaMsnsn VsOnd oil ia bws feHhssu, meemtms uwbismmsnt Rvusyonsmf mu
sa mnR asidsnm mm hass Nane M annMMa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28

A two-story stone dwelling three
blocks south OF High ST., In splendid
repair
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28
The Local Field.
A. F. BISHOP for Fu,nit,,re.......

Smoke G. f. S. Favorite.
-Narlin q Jennings for clothing.
What's the matter with Spoon
er's bread? It's all right. Who says
so? We all say so.
New books added 10 our circu-
lating library. 10 cents per week.
}. j. Hanscom d Co.
The potatoe market has stiffened
up again. Eighty cents is the ruling
retail price.
Many cattle are reported dying
IN the town of Linden from smut
posing. 70 help out ii shortage OF
feed, shredded corn fodder is being
fed literally, and this is found to
contain large quantities of smut.
The o. f. $. Chapter will held
Its annual election on Wednesday
evening, Dec. Is. Members are re-
Quested to remember this and be in
attendance.
New caps for school girls, the
newest things out, at Nj. Wearne's.
Over the White House.
--latest information from John
Clark Williams, is that he is recov-
tTnr from the operation for appen-
Ulcitls, lately undergone at Chicago.
His mother, Mrs. w. w. Williams,
is vita him. His father returned
home last Friday.
The Biddick sale last Friday
was well attended, and prices ranged
good Auctioneer Van Matre in
F'..1 =. T. Davisson to take hand
" ,ae selling to advantage.
Henry Jackson was in from his
"a.jwick farm Saturday and called
Io" one Of the Tribune county maps
"..'# ae thinks every land owner
'. lHe county would want ut the
'i.'tng cost for which it is to be had
Ie-h oysters now on hand ev
.E day, In cans or by the pint, quar-
"'ioh' ~ HendFa : Grocery.
Henry Kramer and family arr
20 occupy their nie'
isa in this city, lately purchased
.s.@ Dr. w. j. Morgan.
laa5 and zinc minerals wer
.aaa at different places in ditcbini
-s "lterwOrks extension in tb
f'.-s ward, indicating that there ar
untouched lodes underneath.
dr II. :. Clauer spent a fe,
With friends in Mineral Poin
a.a 'ainity the past week. At pres
conducting hotel at War
gat heafing that the popala
Hlsbee at Dodgeville was fo
sane up to inquire about it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28
Clubbing Offer at A. :. Dresd on S.

We are prepared to contract to
keep Gentlemen's clothes in repair,
pressed and cleaned, at ONE Doll
LAR per MONTH. The service to
include sewing on of buttons, sewing
rips etc, whenever needed, besides
securing and creasing. A canvasser
will solicit for subscribers to "A club ;
but any not called upon are request
ed to call at the shop and learn par
ticulars. A. Il. DRESDEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28

We have good line of fountain
pens. Have you seen those teachers
bibles at J. j. Hanscom 4 Cos. Sl.55.
Col. and Mrs. ID. b. Moore and
child, of Chicago, came Tuesday eve-
ming to observe Thanksgiving with
relatives and friends in this city.
Magistrate J. ]. Kuelling has
| gone to Texas to look after the colo
ny enterprise in which he and sever
| al other of our citizens are interested.
-Four inches of heavy snow on
Sunday made shoveling II general
occupation that day, but still there
were many walks covered with ice
on Monday morning. The ordin-
ance requiring lot owners to keep
their walks clear ought to be strict
ly enforced.
Wash everything snow-white with
Maple City Soap. 1t is pure.
AT the farmers sales in this vi
cinity the high prices obtained for
feed is remarkable. Oats, at these
sales usually brings about 40 cents
per bushel and hay goes at Sl2 per ton,
the buyer to haul it away. These
are about Chicago prices. Would
it not pay to ship in baled hay from
the west?
The Ladies Sodalities of st.
Mary's German Catholic church will
hold on the 18th of December, the
day set apart for dedicating their
magnificent new edifice, a bazaar
and serve dinner and supper in the
X. p. Hall. Dinner will be ready at
IL O'Clock and supper from 5 O'Clock
until all are served.
Who makes the poor bread? No
body. Who makes the good bread?
Spooner. But he's lonesome, poor
fellow.
agreed that they will each render
statement to every customer hav-
ing an account every thirty days.
This, they say is not to be construed
as demand for immediate payment,
but to secure frequent balancing,
and educate the people in business
methods. The notice, signed by SO
business firms, is to be published in
papers.of the city for three months.
The Grant county Board of Su-
pervisors, at its recent session, voted
to build new court house at Lam
caster, and to bond the county to
the extent of $4,000 therefor.
Mr.. Henry Bray and wife left on
Tuesday of last week to visit two
or three weeks with Mrs. Bray's
brother and wife Mr.. Blight Wallis
at Perry, Iowa. Mrs. Blight Wallis,
nee Annie Neal is expected to return
with them for visit at her home.
Fine line of Writings ladies'
stationery just deceived at J J. Han
scom d Cos.
County Clerk Thomas issued
marriage licenses the past week to
the following:
Charles Rako, Pulaski.
! Matilda Iebarth, Avoca.
Alex. Mediation, Waldwick.
Amelia Sullivan, Butte City, Mt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28
RED STAN PS

Will not be redeemed during the
month Of December. As 1t will be
TO give the time or space
during the Holiday Rush, Head
quarters in Eastman * Meserole's
drug store. Save your stamps until
after Jan. lst and they will then be
redeemed. BY order OF Com.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28

If you want the best hard water
soap on earth try Maple City.
For "Goodness" sake eat Atlas
preau. FOR sale at Cba7. Hendias.
eadauarters for good things to eat
--The Misses Heide q Kidder have
sold their millinery stock, and re-.
tired from business in this city.
Sickness IN the family OF Miss Heide,
reqsiring her presence elsewhere
led to the change. The young ladies
won business and social favor while
here. and leave many friends who
hope for their success and happiness.
Hudson Encampment, l. .. =. r.
Of this city. is preparing for a great
gathering on Dec. 9Th. A special ses-
sion of the Camp will be held in the
afternoon TO confer degrees upon a
large class of applicants, in which .
delegation Of distinguished Odd Eel
lows will offieiate. In the evening
there will be an open meeting anc
banquet, to which all degrees of ODD
Fellows and Rebekahs are invited.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28

Pickles ! Pickles !. Pickles Il!
Bulk pickles, bottle pickles, dill pick
les, sour pickles, sweet pickles. mid
get pickles, jumbo pickles, long pick
les, short pickles, chow chow pickles,
plain pickles mixed pickles, medi-
um pickles, English lemon pickles,
picked onions, picked celery, pick
led olives, picked melon mangoes,
All fresh and new at Hendra's Gro
cery Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28
No Game Played.

Last Saturday the Mineral Point
High School team went to Platte
vile to play a game of foot ball with
what was Supposed TO be similar
team of that place. Not until the
game was called did Platteville in
form Capt. Brewer that they intend
ed to play four outsiders; their coach,
a normal man, and two other players
who have seen very little of high
school for several years past. Judg-
ing from the manner in which one of
them played, the number of inmates
of the dangerous ward of the insane
hospital must have been one less last
Saturday. He took fit during the
game and was unmanageable, even
by the members of his own team,
Our boys stood this unsportsman-
like treatment for about ten min
utes, when Capt Brewer called his
team from the field. Meanwhile
Plattevlle had scored one touch
down. Capt. Shepard of the Platte
vile team appears gentleman and
his statement that they could not
play a strictly high school team is
probably true, but he should have
made the conditions known before,
and any how he should have used
more precaution in selecting the re-
quired players.
1t is peculiar that after every team
that has visited Mineral Point this
fall has gone away expressing their
high appreciation Of the genial man
ner in which they were received by
our high school boys, that the same
cannot be reciprocated when the
team returns the game.
The Mineral Point city commit
tee on taXation met last week and
decided in favor Of levying Il tax of
of Il, per cent Of assement. On Tues
day evening this week the common
council met and adopted the report
of the committee. So tax payers can
figure out what they will have TO
hand over to the treasurer-$l.75 on
each 500 of their assessment. The
assessment of the city by the local
assessor being 800, S05, the aggre-
gate of the tax levied is $22.765.
Richard Kennedy, of Highland,
was mixed up in another runaway
last week, while looking after his
mining interests near Hazel Green.
He reports 20 serious injury to him.
self, but considerable decentralization
of the rig. Some Of Dicks friends
think it advisable for him to buy an
automobile. his luck with driving
horses being so frequently bad.
-Auctioneer Davisson states that
he is booked for every day he can
sell until the 2nd week in December.
After he had sold the sale Of A. r.
Jones, amounting to between three
and four thousand dollars. he rented
a farm at auction in Lafayette coun-
ty, drove to Mineral Point and ar
ranged bills for sale of personal
property, the same evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28
For the Live Stock Show at Chi

For the Live Stock Show at Chi
d st. Paul R'y. will sell tickets from
Mineral Point to Chicago at one aud
one-third fare for the round trip;
will sell Dec. ID 3rd, and 4th, good
to return not later than Dec. s, 1901.
Through coach leaving Mineral
Point { 40 a. m, arrives in Chicago
l:i5 ?. m; leaves Chicago 4:05 p. III,
arrives mt Mineral Point 1920 p. IN.
2:i5 p. m. returning, leaves Chicago
1850 n. m, arriving at Mineral Point
LILO p. III. Only one change on these
trains between Mineral Point and
Chicago. n. II. SNOW Agt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-28
REAL ESTATE
Inquire Of Fielder s Fielder.

NEAL Lo | "A | T.
Inquire Of Fielder s Fielder.
A two-story stone dwelling three
blocks south OF High ST., in splendid
repair
A house and lot one block north OF
High Street,. near the new Catholic
be bought chenp.
The Hosking residence, one block
north Of Episcopal church.
Dwelling with 2ia acres Of ground
with large cistern and good harm, 2
blocks west of st. Pau's church. This
property is in excellent repair, and
can be purchased al II moderate ilguie
acre lot on Ridge St.
Two dwellings west OF st. Pauls
church, especially adapted to persons
OF moderate means.
A small house on Hoard st. con
veniently situated n desirable dwell
ing for small family.
One choice lot in otrong's Add. in
very desirable location,
Also number of other desirable
lots and residences which are not
mentioned herein by request Of the
owners of tho property.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-28
CLIMATE AND
CROP REPORT
Bulletin Of The Local Conditions for
the Week lust Ended

VIM Hell. temporarily In charge of
the Seattle branch Of the weaths
BUREAU. makes the following report
On local climate ana crops Tor week
Just ended
The past week was very warm and
dry throughout. With exception Of a
itsht rain west % the Cascades on
the morning Of -. No rain has oe.
CURED on the east SIDE. where O. IL
reported le be extremely drY and hot
The maximum temperature In the
western SECTION on the SD Was
frum - degrees % % degrees. and In
the eastern section ON same date
reached from loo degrees 60 i05 de-
grees.
This has been the longest uninter-
rupted period without rain since the
establishment a the local weather
bureau station. being "a days This
long dry spell has given the farm
ers an excellent opportunity To cut.
thr~sh and garner their wheat oats
aud barley In prime condition. the
Yield will be large and IN most
places above the average except ths
spring wheat. which viii be little
below.
In both sections vegetation has
suffered greatly for the want of rain
pastures have dried up. causing the
fruit prsmstiusly 20 drop The po-
tAto crop viii be b~loW fhs average.
Hops are reported light In places
II il hoped the rain that began on
The morning u the zsth inst. viii b.
sufficient 20 revive the dried up pas
ture fields. lay The dust. Put eut the
forest frea. and clear the afmo.
sphere of smoke that has prevailed
throughout the month