Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-05-02


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Friday some fli.ere4nt= broke into
the Badger stats Mineral Water
Cos warehouse in rbis city aud par
soiard . case of pop and several
eases . ginger ale. Ea.rzace wa
made By breaking 10 the back door.
About fx0 Ee@x= azo the beer ware
hOEse vas also entered By thieves
~ao stole SEVERAL kegs Of -. Louis
beer.
The following from the Belmont
Bee applies 20 nearly every town Of
from 20 TO 800 people; There are
times when seene- occur upon 4 vii
Izge stgees which are 20 disgracetal
that their proceedings, if Published
would brilz . blg-H VI shame 10 the
respectable sl~ment who live in the
community. Is l. AZ such times that
the country editor realizes that 81
ence j. golden.
"A splendid grouP photograph Of
Mr. aDJ Mrs. Isaac PeBrtse. their
son VIM. T. bis wife and five chill
dren. nOw residents 81 Spokane
Wash, il received By friends in this
city and much priced. Mr.. William
r. Psmrose Will have charge Of an ex
biDis from bis state at the Pau-Amsr-
lean exposition IN Buffalo this sum
me', aud he and possibly some other
members Of the family, are expected
to vi-it Mineral Point.
-CongressmaB Babceck was mar
ried Thursday TO Mrs. Kate King Of
New York The wedding took place
at the home of Mrs. Kings sister
/ The bride formerly resided IN pa
buaue. the early home Of Mr.. Bab
cock. Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock have
sailed for Naples. The party expect
70 remain abroad until September
aud will visit the principal cities Of
| Europe.
- have been suffering from dys-
pepsia for the past twenty years and
have been unable after trying ell
preparations and physicians to get
any relief. After taking one bottle
Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure found re-
| lief and am now in better health
than ! have been for twenty years.
cannot praise Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure too highly" thus writes Mrs
IC. w. Roberts, North Greek. Ark
w. II. Prideaux.
--" Boys with bats on the back OF
their heads long hair hanging down
their foreheads and cigarettes, and
smutty stories in their mouths, says
AN exchange, "are cheaper than are
old worn-out horses. Nobody wants
them at any price. Men will not
employ them and girls will not mar
ry them. They are not worth their
| keeping to anybody and they Will
not keep themselves. If any boy
who happens to read this answers to
the description. let him take look
at himself and have his hair cut"
Rev. c. w. James, lecture on
"Snap Shots Of Europe" given under
the auspices of the Christian En-
deavor at the p. NJ. church on Friday
night last was well received by a
good sized audience and proved very
| interesting. Mr. James, snap shots
and pict ureS were very clearly and
| strikingly drawn, showing the
speakers intense interest in sight
seeing during his sojourn abroad. He
has IA very clever way Of presenting
distant scenes and associations to an
audience. He makes his lecture In
teresting by introducing now and
then numerous personal experiences
OF very amusing character.
Mr.. w. j. Baxter Of North Brook,
\. G. says he suifered with piles for
fifteen years. He tried many remt-
uIts Wlth no results uHtii ne uStu
DeWitt's With Hazel 5alye and that
quickly cured him, w. II. PrideauX.
Post Commander w. w. Will
lians Is In receipt of the following
letter. Comrades will be pleased to
rend it as evidence that their ser
vices are appreciated on such occa-
sious.
We wish 10 express our sincere tEaa+s 10
lrgate Post Of Mineral Point for the kindness
and sympathy shown to rs in our sad bcreaNc-
incnt. The love and respect Of our loved
ones comfnd,- touched Us deeply, and we
thank them for the comfort their presence
syNs tu us tf thas dark hour.
MRs. n. j. jAcoHs and family
Linden. via. April a. 1901