Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-04-25

introduced by Assemblyman Dodge
OF Monroe, gives the people OF each
ward in any city the right to decide
whether there shall be any saloons
in the ward or-not. II the law passes
we may see this city and other cities
divided into saloon and anti-saloon
districts.
People along the proposed line OF
railroad from Lancaster, Wis. to
Stockton, Ill. are specializing as to
new town sites, and its effect upon
old ones. A prospective station in
the rich town of Seymour, equi-dis-
tant from Darlington, Belmont and
Shullsburg is being discussed in those
towns with much interest.
=" Last winter l was confined to
my bed with Il very bad cold on the
lungs. Nothing gave me relief.
Finally my wife bought me bottle
Of One Minute Cough Cure that af-
fected speedy cure. / cannot
speak to highly of that excellent
remedy" Mr.. r. X. Houseman,
Manatawney, Pa. w. II. Prideaux.
"A proposition to build an electric
railway from Lancaster, Wis, to Du-
buque is being considered by some
wealthy men of the former place,
says the Times. 1t has been given
serious consideration for the past
month, and it begins to look as
though the project would become II
reality. 1t is understood that there
are some gentlemen in Dubuque
who have been approached by the
Wisconsin men relative to it and
that they are disposed to look upon
it with favor.
Billy Wasley, who is travelling
statesmen for large wholesale fur
niture establishment of Fairbeau,
Mimi, spent Sunday with relatives
in this city, his admiration for Min
eral Point, His old home, and her
people, is quite marked, and he as.
sures rs that there is no better town
than this, for its size, no more hospi-
table people than those here to be
found anywhere. Billy's love for
saffron cake and pasties is such that
he is loud in his claim that they
beat the world.
You will waste time ii you try to
cure indigestion or dyspepsia by
starving yourself. That only makes
it worse when you do not eat hearth
ly. You always need plenty of food
properly digested. Kodol dyspep-
sin Cure is the result of years of
scientific research for something that
would digest not only some elements
of food but every kind. And it is the
only remedy that will do it. w. II,
Prideaux.
We like the sugh estion by an ex-
change that all country roads be
named ms streets in cities are, and
that the homes along these roads be
plainly numbered, 1t is said county
boards have authority to do this. AT
present country roads have no desig-
nation except as incidentally fall
to them, and it is often Difficult,
for strangers to find their way
Name your road, let the name APP
pear on the corner. and it will then
be as easy to find any house in the
country as it is now in the city
where the street and number are
given.
The Republic of Dodgeville has .
report that Levi w. Pollard is soor
to return to this county, and explains
that "the commission on which
he served is out of n job, its work is
all done. 1t will be of great interes,
to hear Levi tell of his great peri
and his heroic valor in the late
Indian war, most of which he saw
and saved his scalp. Lewis poetic
t1ltnlS tIaIultu ktt SdN dSt iuoiai
character, and his eloquence put
them to sleep; another proof, if any
such is needed, that the pen i
mighter than the tomahawk.'
-Precaution discouraging the in
PRODUCTION of smallpox in any com
munity is commendable action
Steps were taken at Darlington late
ly, and If for that purpose, which
is improbable, are ridiculous. Al
any rate the number of ties between
that place and Calamine, "A question
that until recently caused consider
able discussion, has been settled, and
we have reliable authority As to the
count. In tine mean time George
Whitford has qualified for the posi-
ton of brakeman, n il is generally
conceded that he boarded a train
moving NJ the rate of 10 miles al
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