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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 2O-SPIR-
ITS TURPIGNTINE-Noth doing; re-
acsints, 80 casks. tRosin, firm at SIM1 .G5;
receipts, 2U4 barrels. Crude turpentine,
quiel at S1.l0aG2;i receipts, 1:S barrels. Tar,
steady at Sl..O; receipts, :31 barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. GD.-SeIRITS
TURPENTINE-F'irm at ;63sc.; receipts,
1915 casks; sales, GAG casks; exports, IT'S
casks. Rosin, firm; receipts, 4,6SS par-
rels: sales. ISL barrels; exports, 3,170
barrels. Quote: "A, b. C. D, $1.10; e,
SL1j:tH S1.45; l. S1.T0; X So. % NJ, 81. 90
N s$3a.25; w G, $3.50; w w, S:S5.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Dec. 2O.-TUR-
at BIC; sales, 80 casks
Resin, firm and unchanged; sales, 500
barrels,
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RICHMOND ToBACCo:AEARKET.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 70, 19U1.
Private sales were reported today as
Burley hogshead; scrap, -
hossaheads; wrappers, 10 hogsheads: fill
.cl's lol :hogSheads, and stems, S3 hogs
heads. -
The tobacco inspector reports as fol-
lows: Reviews-BTight, 10 hogsiead:
ceived and 50 hossheads delivered.
Loose sales were as follows: StontvaI
Warehouse. 1885 pOunds-higlles- rice,
3SlTI5O: ShOckoe Warehouse, !r,..'O
I,ounds-hi5hest price. So1.oo; Crens!ti.sy
Warehouse t;63.235 pounGs-highest price,
500: Shelnurne Warehouse 81, $50 pounds
highest price SD
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in. SESSION ALL DAY.
.Cour.-Aiari;u! Hears Charges Against Five
Nlen Of Com. any c.

William D. Gentry, j. ". critzer, L..
Z! Sohoof, Zach forms, and w 81 iiar-
ris. p,ivates of Company z, seventeen
Regiment, are Icing tried before q court court
martial, charged with being absent from
5e,illsaand INSPECTION for seEera! 7ce.i-
tive nights without. an excuse.
rs..-rhe court convened yesterday a t 10
.o,clocI; and was in session the greater
nartSof the day. The hearing had mot
been concluded last night at 10so'clock,
and the court adjourned till 10 this morn
ing.
The decision vii! not be made public
for some time yet
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stf.n5.

The Seaboard 4lir Line Railway an
aounces a enrc OF Slt.05 tPius 81 member
sllT. feel. Richmond 60 Columbia. 5 e.
;lnl return. on account o. the annual
convention Of he Southern Educa tiQca!
Association ;.t Columbia, s. G.. Deeen1-
her 26 To %. 1857. Tickets 90 sale Hacet1-
I,esr az. ts:t;;tM inc1usive with 1itlal tiEstt
January 5, 1851. The seaaoard Air Line
Railway is the short direct lns, without
change. to Columbia, with doiisic t.oil:'
service 4 iirst-class chance 10 ,;isft tie
Charleston Exposition ut very small
n Iditinunl cost.
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No Compromise.

here. is s1,otsa word Of trutl, in the
statement that con.rromise has been
erected between the factions in Norfolk
city,, said Corpora ton e,lerk James W.
Tr.llv ar rlInrFhy's last highs.
..ISls are ssIu nearer together han we
we're on elect day. he cantinued. AMI
{ tb.,re. Sfs no p..asnect CT compromise !,
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BANKRUPT NOTICES
NOTICE Oh FIRST MEETING o.
49, CtF. EDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN5 DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Matter of Ne. :i'fi
CHARLES IL BROWN. in
Bankrupt. BankrupteN.
10 the creditors of CELAs. L BROWN.
Of Richmond, III the county ofsfief1rl&o,
and district aforesaid. bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given Ii1it on the. titi
of December. j. d 1901, the sad
cEr.aS. Il. BROWN was duly ;idjti'ti-
Gated Il i3ansrupt: and til;tJ5 the I!rSs lletS-
ing Of his creditors Will be held in nay Of
flee. Room No. 10. PostoftIce Bgii!sttntc.
Eichnlo1?d Virginia. on the u, DAY OF
JANUARY. ~. u. 1867. at 10 O'clock IL
the forenoon atsSshictt tirno sffe ssIit cree
itors may attend. prove tflef.' Gains APP
point Il trustee. examine Ike harSrupt.
ana transact such oGcec Business as may
properly come befors said 17eetiLlS@.
70. II. ] At.I.ES.
Referee III Bankruptcy.
December 90 1861.
N Thomas NIosbE-. Counsel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
SAL,rIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 20.-FLOUR-
Strong Whea., strong; tie month. Sll4dg
5Sllac.; January, S1;A@S2c.; February,
sample. T2GS2c. Corn dull spot and the
month and new, G6M66kc.; year, 6G@661sc.:
January, GGAmGG1&ac.;; May. GSAc. asked:
southern white corn. 59AM6Gl2c. Oats,
DUH and easy no. .. wlllle. 52GG52lac. Rye
quiet; No. nearby. &C. bid. Butter, eggs
AMI cheese, firm ana unchanged. Sugar,
firm ana strong.
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tcoFFEE, MARKET.

NEW. YORK. Dec. 0.-COFFEE-Th
market for coffee futures opened steady
in tone with prices . points hls.her on
cause Of which vas unexpected rallies IN
European MARKETS. both. Havre and Ham.
burg recovering "a good part Of Hester-.
days loss: The market was finalli. steady
noints lower. Total sales. 10.toU bags.
Srot Rio. steady: No I invoice, G5sc.;
mild, quiet; Cosdova, 7J4M1lc.
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Colonel llassins and Bride Here.

Colonel and Mrs. Meade liasklns. OF
Blackstone, are registered at Murphy's
son their way home from their bridal
Io,r on which they visited man ortll-
en- Cries. Colonel Haskins was for q
long time a popular lawyerao OF his city.
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rRI-wEEhl.1 SERVICE,

Winter sciiednlc. York River Line
On ard after December ettl. 1891, daily
service by tho York River Line s.iif ha
discontinued and tri-weekis-. service VIA
be operated during reiIit ii.t.er 81 tlse wiz
4 tel. months. IssayiHg Richmond Mondays.
Wednesdays ;ynd Fridays - Z, NJ. =
sr,y:nc Baltimore $50 * a tslloRisig
morning. T. - - 8 81 4. :. ss.s
y. y. -.
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Mrs. Woody Ill.

Mrs. C. j. Woody, of No. ei5 East
Leigh Street, is i'll at the home of~ hcz-s
sister ii, Lynch burg. Mrs. Porter Sub
lett was called to- that City +. is Us
"a e.os to- be "a the bedside Sofa her mother
information received over the long dis
tapia phone fronls Lyncabur g last nis,htz
vas to- the effect that Mrs. God y s ccn-s
d;tion wasfrcrys serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21

Cotton quiet: lniddiing;, :. I1; &c; net re-
61a bales: stock. 5103.Ifs bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. d0,31S bales:
exnort TO G reat Britain. 1852 bales; to
= $40 no les stock 9S6 757 bales.
: 'consoIidat ed-Net receipts. 2S7. POS bales:
esnort to Great Britain. .S3S. bales; to
JSrance. 40. $50 bales; to the Continent,
10 a. bales.
Petal since September 1st-Ne tsreeefpts.
"a 90, a36 bales; export to Great Britain.
4 -:I!i.513s bales: to France. t:l73.ae52 bales:
to the Comment. 1.175.1SO bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 20, 1901.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 20, 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer AlbeuIarle, Glover. Norfolk.
mercandlse and passengers Old Dominion
steamer Lakewood Crad0ock Chicka-
merchandise and passengers, f.
n Archer manager.
Schooner Mamie Saunders. Soper, Rond-
out cement, Warner Moore u CO.
SAILED.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons Phlladel-
mia. Pa, merchandise and passengers,
clyde line.
.,3Lealler Pocahontas, Graves. james
and Norfolk. merchandise
and passenger. Virginia NaVlsat.oh%Go Com
Steamer Albemarle, Glover. Norfolk,
,,ercaudise and passengers, OLD dominion
line. ,1.ne,;+ T,,,as
River, light.
poa,r-NEyyPORT NEWS, DEC. 20, 1901.
: ARRIVED.
Steamer Ara son, Ne" r1s'N e1i
Steamer Lyra, BoStol..
STEAMER Hector. Boston;
Steamer Colcnius. New o OIL
nae, Badi eweil, New iioih'
Steamer IuZano. Liverpool.
:Sieamcr a dreatico. ChaIestou.
41,;,rce Western Belle, ProNldences
T5r@e New York, Providence
t''ts7 SAILED.
es.ea m er,s D rumelzier. Castries.
Steamer 3odlewen, Cape Town.
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cu1rAco6N1AREET

foreign markets. dropping, off il, domestic
receipts. scarcity of red winter WHEAT and
the general effect of the extreme cold
weather made grain traders for set all
about the holiday depression to-day, and
May wheat closed &c. higher: May corn.
1Ac up, and May oats. 1sd1ltc. higher.
Provisions closed unchanged to 12llagl5c.
higher
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GRAIN. Ai>D COTTON EXCHANGE
Tao 1901
PEANUT MARKETS..

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. aO-PEANUTs-
Dull; fancy e2lic.: strictly prime, 21&c.
prime. 26I21ac. New-Fancy, Sc; strictly
prime. 2:.M27sc. prime, oasG2l@c. Span
ish I2lA9l73c-
PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 20.-PEA-
NJ =! ,iInS-Duii 'r"n' 1G1Ac.
Spanish new. quiet a .22llaGlIJc.
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ANlAL.C COP [ ER
BEHA YES BET TER
It Acted Yesterday More Like a
Rational Stock.
The. MARKET HAD GOOD TONE.
And.ssocks oeaera,Iy We're Higher il SPIT:
Of lie Fac1 That tie hicnsy Rate
Showed Disposition 10
Harden.

AZ th, announcement Of The diSidend
OFT Anal gaInated = Copper was not H.$'es
until after the stock market cioseu ot
Thursday. the opening YESTERDAY s..s
waited with7,n0re than Ordinary interest,",
traders beiIlgSon# the our YlVe&tc. sec. no.
Copper would act. 1t spfeea!ea nov 49,
thatstlle traders had pretty
anricipatesi the action OF the directors
and thatzthe worst had been a1scou.itea;
The stock. opened with sales ot several
thousand Ashares at from Coz. 70 VI" ~
after that the price 5anped Up = ae 81
durino the day there we're no Nio1eits
fluctuations.
The rest Of the market was fairy &C
Z tive and most stocks gained over sEnur.-
days quotation. ST. Paulanl Union PACT .l.-
fic were the leaders. the former seltls1s u, ~
high as 1GiE and the iat5etf az du,
Il THANH has been for some time SenlaG rs
higl, as SOL New York Central sod az
166l,. Steel stocks We're also stronger
lard more active than they have 9Hen l9E
high as 4oIh and the preferred at US;
Chesapeake and Ohio nd.'Nortolk ana
were higher than on the Gay before.
louisville and Nashville showed sons &c
tiyity, starting off at 1a3At and seliils. as
high as 106is closing at no mere ~
Ell to be a&good demand for CONSEQUENCES
Tobacco bonds which opened at ", ,I.:o
the last recorded sale here was at rs.
C,,,l,, these DOnCS= SOLO tS
q received by the
az ,,.oIls ~, these bonds. but il is
49,, " M t.o,,soIidated Tobacco
h:oM.i ,.ii;. ni, oraat business and
, Soiiii91iiS 10 u I,F a. 1ret nv its competi-
mas has, no t'e.ii ~. M ai3roa1
g RESIGNATION.
III - ,,oTs;sfant r11rr1cr during
There p sscrefarv case had re
VIZ - tt,,,o,.f e.e-,,ad ia have no
effect on prices The directors 6 o. LIT
their REGULAR quarterly DIVIDEND n o o. =;
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u per cent. on the last call.
The total sales OF stocks to-day We're
ESQ. 800 shares.

8 MONEY AND EXC.IANGE-Afon on
cal closed strong at :,ct3 percent: CLOS
ing bid. ~ per cent; primo yn1ercanttlec
paper 500, per cent. Sterling eXchaagc
easy with actual business in bankers hi
at s.. SG.ssGI. S6;s. for aepiaI:tsS ana sat
Sts3jt 9r4. SSSss for sixty days; posted rates.
aSSi.S 3d4.S 51a and ;S1.SSM: comH,aEelal spils.
,SfS2Is64. So Bar silver, 5:,4 Mexican
dollars 4aSs. Government bords. irfes,
ular. State bonds. inactire; railroad
bonds. dull.
Decembcr 10th. s2.sT4 91S.9322: increase,
Go per cent. Outside of New York. $780,
3io.i2S; increase IS per cent
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ton at all ports snce September5

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. 2o-COT-
II, L,-,I,,r.. suull .s;tsiu prices entirely
Quotations are tssc. for gooG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21

BALTINo- Re s3'oCK MARKET.
.EALfIM0F e. MD. Dec. oo.-Seaboard
common, 10 0r2G2s do preferred, 1880
~. oeaboa "a Is SJis bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
TIE Crodrc, Market.

The trade has frightened up consider
ably as a result of this approach Of
Christmas. Receipts in all lines are
heavier and the demand has increased
steadily y brisk business MI along the
line is expected between nov; and Tues
day.
Receipts of poultry are about equal to
the demand. Turkeys. dressed ana
drawn. are selling for 121k TO 49, cents
pc. pound. Chickens are worth 10 to Ii
cents per pound.
Eggs are perhaps 4 little weaker. They
are still selling, however, att cents per
Dozen
Game is coming in in somewhat better
quantities. Rabbits are q little higher
and are selling at y to 1J-cents per
pound. Whole deer is selling at 9 to 10
cents Fer pound: wild turkeys, 10 cents
PEE pound; pl1easafits. 50 cents each. and
partri0Ses, S1.5O pel'2doZcn.
The sale of5dreSsed hogs is active. They
are worth { centSaper pound.
Apples are selling as low as $3.50 and
as high as s., per barrel.
Florida oranges are selling at $3.50 to
$40 per box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21

City Bnnk oc Richmond.
RisEmonct. Va. Dec IT, 1901
TIE DIRECTORS or T,EIS RSNE-
have declared tie usual seT1li-fsri!,iI.aI
dividend Of three per cent. payable on
and after January . 1902
j. w. SfNtf0N, Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21

DIyIDEND- BOARD OF III TtF.C,-
TORS have declared Il Se.li44xrlgiii.I
T(fvitleiid % EOUe PER 5orssN:r5 tfrst.
of taxi. payable on ana ;tfteFt j x ~ Il
list next. Checks for Ike tlir!deYT;i ,yiu
ba maiged To ;tiI Stockholders. e.iIanse:,
ee address sIia5!ld h -rptiic9 sfS cnsu-
pany. WI. H. 8LG..sE.TEIY
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21

t.iehnla4tl vssI5e...s J, = 1876
THE REGULAR ANNt;.SI4 u ss..5sgg fi,s:t'
u the steel; holders. rs tfls. tiaIEtf,t>.
rational Gan; of 5siCfil0osgs.. va, sal
he 4elG: o. ;I,;t.y- J tsa...
at :. t'aI1ciS M IN ti5cf t5lffl!S tsssA5ttIi...
y2IEjEGS xaEt IL. ss.sf{' & - Sss
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Total ............,..- SD. 200, Wa
On October LIST. when TIE last quarterly
dividends were declared. it is underStDud
that the requirements for the tiNctt
charges. including interest 20 Tie amount
OF $1,000 900 of assumed bonds. and divi-
dends. aggregated S7:G2t .001 on the Sc
curites outstanding. X is understood that
the amount Of oUtstandin. securities has
no. been materially changed since that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Fu,n;,hea By Mr.sr.. SCOTT &SSTl INGFELLOW,
Mcmbcrs New OK Stock Exchange.
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linE futures ..anred as; follows:
q Omen High. Low. Clos.

steady. No. 3 spring wheat. 7:@i6c: NO.
:. red, S16lS31laac. No. oats. .i614St,c, y O.
:. white. 4o.s4c.: NO. :; white. 4i1214e'Sc.
NO. > rye. lGo0ti51ac. Fair to- choice malt
ing barley. s:'JI562c No 1 faNseed. Sl-3S;
No / northwestern, 81. 80: prime 3llmotny
seed Coo. Mess pork, per barrel Sd.,.l9@c
I3.25; lard. per 100 poun>s, $3.69M9.6t12;
shortS rib SIDES GOOSE, S.. sS.lu: cry
salted shoulders (boXed), Sl.3Il2MI. 80;
snort clear sldes lboXed). SS.uo4sc..o.
Nvhiskey, basis of high wines. S1.32. But
ter firm: creamery, IJuo24c.; dairy, lao
g20c Cheese, firm at 9aM1Oaic Eggs,
firm; fresh. 2Sc. sReceipts-NNheat. 6i.0OO
bushels; corn, =, OtsO bushels; oats, 1o2,-
NAsi tbustels: .hoGs. -SO.GOO head.
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Virginia Trust corl-lan,

Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. El.. Dec II. S1ntlf.
THE DIRECTORS HAVE TO-DAY DE
clarcd the usual Seali-&nHnal Dividend
OF :: PER GENT. on the Capital Stock.
payable to the Stockholders on and
after JgssNIf4AlsS > 1872
;TOfEN MORTON.
Secretary ana Treasurer
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Va. Fire and 5ffrinc insurance Co.
Etehmond. Va. Dec. IL. isRlt
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=, rRGINrA-IN ,TfIE CIRCUIT scotffs,Is
or THE COUNTY, OF iIEStslG0,
ON TIE 9TH DAY OF ph-tsl.a IL. ~
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rolloMing arc total net reeeipts of cot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26
HIGHLAND AND VICINITY.

From the Press.
The Cobb cheese factory has closed
for the winter, after profitable sea-
sons work.
The Elgin Creamery Cos skim
ming plant in Highland is now oper-
ated each Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
Fred Cox and Llewellyn AID ms
two excellent young gentlemen OF
Mineral Point were making goo goo
eyes at Highland lasses Sunday.
Last Friday evening Mrs. >. V.
Tregonning of Cobb had the nisfor-
tune to fall, spraining and fractaring
her wrist. This was great shock
for one Of her years.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors are busy rehearsing for the
presentation Of the play "A Wood
man picnic or the Forged Certificate"
to be put on between Xmas and New
Years. The date hasn't been as yet
definitely fixed.
s. II. Fitch and John Paulus de-
parted Monday to accept positions
at Cokerville. in the fast becoming
Cocker mines which, under the skilled
SUPPLEMENTARY of George Dolphin,
is now a bonanza paying piece OF
mining property.
Mrs, VIM. Carr of Highland who
has been at the general hospital for
the past three weeks, is now at the
home of her brother-in-law, II. G..
Folz, 447 West Washington avenue,
where she is convalescing from the
effects of an operation" This item
is from the Madison Democrat of re-
cent date.
The enterprising publisher of the
Press puts out Il handsome and in
teresting edition of is pages to ac-
commodate holiday advertisers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26
AINERhL POINT TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, DEC rs, 1901.
LINDEN.
From the Southwest.

From the Southwest.
Mr.. Albert Baker arrived home
from Alaska several days ago. He is
looking the picture of good health.
Mr.. Harry Phillips, now of Baron
county, this state, came down last
week to visit his father, Mr.. w. II.
Phillips of this place.
On the evening of the first Tuesday
In January there is to be X. p. So
cial in the Castle Hall of the order
in this village. 1t is to be box So
cial. Ladies are invited to bring
boxes.
George Kislingbury, formerly of
Linden, lately sold an interest In a
mine in Arizona, for 100000 cash.
Mr. X. has been % years hunting "a
fortune in the western MINES.
Messrs Joseph and Wilbur Rule
who have been prospecting on lands
belonging to their father, north OF
this village. are reported to have
biluth " Siiffl VI illiI'i'i '"i ~
enough to insure them good wages.
Puts gray matter in your head,
Brings rosy glow to faded cheeks
Restores vim, vigor, mental and
physical happiness. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c.
Eastman d Meserole.
Lester Baker broke the small bone
OF one of his arms few days ago
He and another boy were having
some fun with good natured COW
There was no saddle and Lester fell
of and the COW stepped on his arm.
Willie Granville, son of Mr.. aud
Mrs. r. j. Granville, died of typhoid
fever at the home of his parents in
this VILLAGE, about II u. m, Monday
Had be lived until the 18th % next
April he would have been II years of
age. The immediate cause of his
death was hemorrahagcs from the
bowels. He was confined to his bed
abou, two weeks The deceased was
bright, engaging young man, a
graduate of the Linden High School
of the class of 1900.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26

low zero. On this trip the gentlemen
visisted Washington and Mt Vernon,
and other points OF interest.
The Blanchardville Blade reports
that Patrick Casey had sold his farm
to Peter Stendebach for $7l75. What
mistakes the type will make. Messrs
Stendebach and Casey cams - the
writer on the 9th to have the papers
drawn and the contract is still in our
custody. The contract price is
$8,Z7525.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26
Saved His Life.

~ wish to say feel | owe my life
to kodol Dyspepsia Cure writes II.
&. Christensen, Of bayfield,, MINI
"For three years | was troubled with.
dyspepsia so that could hold moth
ing on my stomach. Many times
would be unable to retain morsel
bed. Doctors said could not live
read one of your advertisements on
kodol Dyspepsia Cure and thought
i. tit my case and commenced its
use. ! began to improve from the
first bottle. Now am cured and rec
ommeud it to ALL Digests your food
Cures all stomach troubles W. II
PrideauN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26
Woman's Reading Club.

WOman's Reading Club.
Fifth Study--Monday evening, Janu-
AIRY o, 1902:
A Study of Hawthorne - Miss
Mamie Bishop.
Marble Faun-Miss Jones.
Discussion of Marble Faun.
Sixth Study-Monday evening, Janu-
airy IL:
Guest evening.
Evolution OF the Periodical Mrs.
Ross.
1e50-19O0 Contrast--Mrs Chase
The Public as Their Patrons Miss
Neal.
Observation-Disclosures and Week
lies.
Seventh Study, Monday evening
January y:
Shakespeare.
History of Play liking Lear -
Mrs. Brewer.
Cordelia Mrs. Ludden.
King Lear's Mad ness-M Fiske
Roll Gail. Quotations from Play
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26
Would you like TO use the best?
Then use Maple City White Soap.
Health and Beauty.

A poor complexion is usually the
result OF torpid liver or irregular
action of the bowels. Unless natures
refuse IL carried of it will surely
cause impure blood. Pimples, boils
and other eruptions follow. This ,s
natures method Of throwing off the
poisons which the bowels failed to
to remove. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers are world famous for remedy
ing this condition. They stimulate
the liver and promote healthy and
regular action Of the bowels, but new
er cause gripping, cramps or distress
Safe pills. w. II. Prideaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26

The sale of first class time keep
ers is an important feature of our
business, and the reason we are hav-
ing such large sales in this line is
owing to the fact that we sell strict
ly first class watches at extremely
low prices. We never misrepres3nt
our goods, but will at all times sell
you an honest watch at close price.
and guarantee you full value for
your money. We have in stock for
the holiday trade n beautiful line of
ladies' and gentlemen's fine watches,
which will be pleasure to show you
If you will call. Mauger's Jewelry
Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26
FOR SALE.
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
MINERAL POINT.

This is one Of the best equipped es-
Establishments of its kind in South
western Wisconsin, and is enjoying
IA profitable business. Good reasons
for selling. Apply at the laundry.
2w J. F. WooLRICH, Proprietor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-12-26

-SHAW'S PURE MATHIS val
ue In sickness has been tried and
proved. The home is not safe with
out it. Absolutely pure. SOLD by
John Peter, Mineral Point, Wis.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-12
DIR. Leech's New Book.

Swisher and Maxwell intend dur
ing the approaching summer to
bring out in handsome style Rev.
5. V. Leech's new book entitled
From West Virginia to Vesuvius.'
The author has spent two summers
among the cities mountains and
lakes OF England, France, Switzer-
land and Italy. Last summer, at
the request Of the New DOMINION,
he furnished for our columns twenty
elaborate and carefully prepared
articles on his tours, involving
thorough Investigations OF the things
worth seeing at Liverpool, London,
Paris, Lyons, Lucerne, Geneva,
Milan, Venice, Bologna, Florence,
Rome, Naples. Pompeii, Mount Yes
uvius, Pisa, Genoa and other places,
and also accounts of visitation to
the two Paris Expositions Of 1889
and 1900. DR.. Leech will have no
financial interest in any copies sold
in this city or vicinity. 1t will be
souvenir edition.