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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-12

reorganiZed several times, but the
nucleus of them has run through the
successive organizations.
The printers had a union as early as
1864, but the organization was weak,
owing to the small membership. The
printing trade was then not as much in
demand as it is today The newspapers
were small, and the job offices were
few. The union was probably dissolved,
for, in 1875 and again in 1882, it was
reorganized The last organization is
the one from which dates the begin
ming of the present organization. Since
then the union has continued to grow
in numbers and strength. Some of the
men that have been conspicuous in the
union movement among the printers
have been c. T. Kelly, William Lynch,
M. j. Kelly, r. S. McNamee, M. F.
Kahn, E. c. Ives, D. D. Long Ross Mil
Ter. and T. F. Thomas. The old union
used to meet in hall in the building
on the corner of Third and Cedar
street. The union has been through
several strikes which have generally
concluded satisfactorily.
Ciearnakers Started in 1864.
The cigarmakers were first organized
in 1864, but dissolved and were reor-
ganized in December, 1879. The char
ter OF the present union is dated Jan.
D, 1881 In the fall or 1919 rev OF
the eigarmakers got together and talk
ed over the project of reorganizing the
union, and as a result the organization
was completed Some of the movers
at that time were Henry Camen, who
! was the first president; Thomas Nc
Ginnis, Fred Stein and Henry Feyder.
The old union used to meet in Lieder-
kranz hall, corner Of Ninth and EX-
change. The headquarters were sub
sequently removed to Gray's hall, 10
East Seventh street, and again to the
present Federation hall, in 1894. In
1880, not long after the organization
was completed, the union passed
through a strike that threatened to
cause its dissolution. The cigar man
| ufacturers at that time used what was
called the truck system By this
| system, instead of paying their help in
| cash, they would give the men orders
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-12
A Grand Success.

The story of Scotchman who attended
a funeral which lasted two days, is told
by Norman e. Mack, of Buffalo. On the
second day, having imbibed too freely. he
rose and proposed the health of the bride
and groom.
A friend urged him to sit down, saying,
'This is not wedding; it Is a funeral
WELL" retorted the Scotchman, what
ever 1t is. it's a grand success. New
York Times.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-12

Miss Effie Shannon objects to what
It h e Globe said in regard to the
costume she wears in the third act of
sherlock Holmes" The scene of this
act is laid in the deserted gas house.
The review of the play stated that Miss
Shannon's gown appeared to be a cross
between a lounging robe and a tea
gown-a costume unsuited to a mid
night visit to a deserted gas house in
a desolate part of London.
I'm her selection of gowns an actress
has to consider so many things" said
Miss Shannon yesterday with reproach
in her big blue eyes and pathos in her
voice. She has to consider the color
in connection with the stage setting
and she has to consider the gowns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-12
He Had a Snan.

$50 you ran across Dingbat in New
York. did you? Has he a good position
there?"
"He had when I saw him last. He
was sitting in hammock with the daugh-
ter of a big banker Chicago Tribune.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
sQae se ls sxlgsP
DE HssMeOCOO

Miente miSersblemsnis Ju;epe, nj asegu-
rhT eB el Dimsro 191 dal psEfodfeo &c PAis,S
q'ae 10 psgArA Al nonrado artesAno J asa Gag
man, en- compAhfA de vArios tsdsrAies.
10 PotQas JuAn GIEmAE artsskno
nl cosA que 10 PArsIeG, 81 IN Vendsdor De
pan smbulAnts.
20 Porque In snfermedAd &c sas artssnn0.
ara una fAraA smAs&dK torpsmsnse, por - Que
no enIrAron tuI dsmss comp4hsros de grenio,
puss seg6c eerttheacion fscuttEtlva, n&da te
niA por esA rAEoa as neg Eron los fAeuitAsivcs
a. recatArls, como srAn los deseoB delsehor
JuaK ds Pax. Paea siiCa Bnponf8n QGs eI ssnor
Jaex ouslfA hAcsrms bisn por Rqusllo DIS
que ss muy amigo De mi RsfI1r hsrmano.
so P1rqne Biendo 10 GeAisa para 81 Va.
III ante de GJ nIepsS no 1bR buseGr L1lo Rl-
vera . varies fs1srSias para sgrsdir &lev0sA
10 ante nj aprss1tgioSo o7rsrc. Ju2n Gu-nsn~
40 Q le es CON plstAnense fAEso, como to-
do 10 que dice SJnieps,1 q2s 80 sgtedieEa al
lRntAa vaees nom 0rAdo Juan Gaxmau dssde In
boiicA Ell Sc d II NoyS j be.
K hseh1 ocurrf6 tsnss In caaa msre&n.
hi de los Hsn0res IL. Marines & CO, los qas
Yo spalo para que digaR oil sa ClsTso como QIcs
gJuIepea nus 20 0fusEs con vaTi0R federaiss o si
nlc6migGisn m&s qae 20 nj repetldo Juan Gas
man, euRndo 81 Peqssfio Incidents gus tan
gran susto ha cRUsaau al uepeS.
YAusssd Juan Marines e apino, x Julspe&,
To dire que cuAn1o quler& gAnAr iaauigsneia
con eli psriodieo xE; P&iaS, no mlsnt& ban des-
cRradAmants. puss sodo 10 que aics cha
beeAno nmsItoi &c una susassA de fAlssdAoes N a.
nifeEfAE.
LIS rapstrs one no Hoy sssiRs, psro 81 le
dusls Ago de mf; GfgAmslo cue ss&oy sus or.
densa para 10 que gustss auuqus nssed no 10
msEece. Ne dlrijo o usss1, qua 81 Que v!cio'
RAmanss me . ofsndtdo, para que no bnsqus
apRdEinosS Q 1s rsGpondAn de aus tnszitoa, pass
20 de vieio conozeo 80 dnsq uisvsiismo1.
EID oe surbks EthJr GJulspss suana tan
nal an aus pseA1orss gaoior,qas Uslad poE var
90 snEA die oisFR n debisra maR6arlss
SQlsrfS ustsd dssirms &C dcnGs Ralen lAs
tnrbRtF
DO Iisnss las Alisntaq
SElF gGian aon rsConpansaakaf
deRpUes da 5000, 81 utsea qGisiarR traeg
To- msrnoEiA ell tismpo sqast aa marrsa...
pnRE. snAndo era uSted fsaeEai W. cuando PCS
erssEia uatsd m gran ssrYlsio sin eonssnsi-
miaEs1 do nAdis , r0E 81 casntA propik, ls ms
bio en- IDs b0siIics. III iovsn don Jose os T 40
mas, nm euchtiic, sneneiRn2olo re 90 Al s, j
AicRldes 10 qas costo a4 eissdc toveR unk fasr
te mGisR, q4stsndo nstsd sATisfeeho de su oors
de BH Taogsnzas como dsSpb6s pregcnAoA.
Esa fGe La iRieiheI6o os Ias tarbas fadera
les, lao pOr Gusxta d nusssro pArsd0, 10 en-
coptrAndosa bisn con posotr0s, hnscGrcn otrt
Rmhisnss nas RproE SslEo 0o1ae po1gr dsaErro
liar sRs pervsEsos insafasos
Racuerde tAmcfea las dsn1nciaa Gus & III
Proplo nsrmano haefA por el Holn hssho da Sc
81 ConhrsKio pofsieS 81 &qae4la Saoca y rs
saards mnehas EosAs mas qas s. he cearrisEoI
cue uosotros poE c3nAaeEaRARs criminals
nnBc& iAE AesptAmuR.
Terminate dAnd0ls IN hGan eo1asi 10 " o
Que no rsvnsivR gssGas yleias, que paeasn So
liEis sGGcArAehAEas SAIAerAnsas y hAssA @sa
l0nrkES
Oasimiro Marquez Roig.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
Salon teatro-provisionaI

Las dltimss obr&s puessgs en- sHcsna por
Ia notAbie <sE0upss cue dtrigs N sEinsnte &e-
trl3 sspanoa& LuiHS 4Psines C&1Ado han obts'
nido lr com ples0 exis0
En- sc taEta por cjsato~-primorosa co
mediat De costnm ores de Lopez de AT&iS-co-
ssch aran mucha< Splausos los 2Esatss,
especiai la sc EJrA NJ maStlneE CAEsfo eli sefor
Leon qua ea RcGor consumado, que skbs
carAes+4Isss muy bIsn los pApeIaz que rspre-
EsE5A.
E,u <LR P6sioaarig&-drsma # -etista, en-
que aoanda al iirismo DEF scto ia que Sdoiecen
aod&g las oorAs de Laopoido CAno-iR stfor&
MArlines C&sAdO aup0 sRcar gran psrtido de- ias
ttuAcHonss dr&mAaieaa ago feraadAR yiolen
tAsa qAe conalsne, gus sAaio sgradan 81 p1
bIico m presi0naols De 10 galsI1s
E mayor exito peeuDiario de In smpreaa
TO eonst!tuso e. msodrama Gki rsgIsero De
PeiitfR> as doa nus .fAn&tS. mnY bfsR inter
pretAdo sn al oas aobresalisrDB de mAasTA
br1lIkhse Calls Adams DAnolo MaEtinsE. AT
ii CAL despGe lie intsFesA tfsimas psripsciza,
el Ehoiieo Apsudi6 spisoaRmeDsa al YER
cona sriuL faoa IL virtud,y ei vitfo Ia III o&ldad
era Fsnciaos hU mtiiso0E. I I4sst1mR gus no
CSLi d 10 ruiBEo en ID vida Eeatt
sbi regtttro ds p0li=iA$ es sDiA nns nogsia
de fsltesla en- Acel6n.
Lls <E 5ecsrsS nGa oeu paEsmaE mana.
r. Ioe%l aonda as halla fastziadc Ell Salon
Tsatto IS alnpLios c6m3do veEs!iado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
FL match ALBANIA -Gotina
iQae Sc publique el resultadoI

Dssas al domingo 6.almol dik qua pu-
hiie6 eAs C3rrsspUEdsncis ne P1erso Riees
a utov11lfaato 1nefo IL del Hsn3r G0tinat no
hf sAIfdo 1ug4oA Algana dsL st61c AidAmA.
S. anaa hAaGA hA aelAdo ia publican dich0
psri0dico al 6Is grsma que Esvsla ei eaksdo &C
4uAA De sk pArHd&.
DA5s II sisu&ei6a del sgs1FecistE capita
lshb, que no tArdAra sa rsc10iF 81 mate 81 con-
81. "a Jugando, ea de pFsaanirss qle al stn u
At5Rmz, coBsiderAndosa YsEcldo, sozndonA
81 can p0 De- s0rneG.
PsEo es precise CUE 81 miamo sshor Ada
ms, 81 sa ccnsideRR oerroEzao, 10 dlgA hob q
na aante el Uism1 psrlo1lG0 1ands s0ssaD1A
fRGtek a de 2s 81 p6ol1eo sspa dshnit-
vAinensS n c aiaa Corresponds - Vics0Eih.
De no q aEsFlO / 81 sen # a cans, hsgaio
sEaA CorTaspon6sAeiz,S Gus fus qzlen % apa-
dfir6-
N1s eonsts q1s 81 eI sgh7r GotnR hubisas
pstdido In rAsslaA, 81 Enlamo aef1A sl primero
sRiproclAnAr II vtssoriA de 81 EoEtEinsAnts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

n O.

EE1AnA veTifiesYs eI bsBefisio de IN
gEs!nsnta aetriz Lataa Martinez CAsA8c. L.
oars eeEr gi3s ss xMarfa II 7sa.> del gran dr&-
rEatnFgo cssalSn asn & 1iner&, trRdueI5a n
cstsssilaro For don Jot6 Ech sgaray. iMisl
Habre hoiuslasI =.
Dadas ias grsudsa : ilssss sinrstfaa &c
nlhs gosa II hsnadeIada, AuEarznos m lsno
aI In snrrssa.
Naersro b1en correlfgfonarIo De Areetbo,
Fipn b ~ Lsgnna. Ia vendido muchas eopfa,
Aniesto Hsrnande4, IDgsr fsnIsnas dsI
hanls6n. fae ostanido sn Ssn Jasn per port
VIZ M ppaAl ain IiesneiA de RrmaS.
Sa eppaFa an et pr6xim0 eorrao nj isfa al
III pOliela tnsnIAr Mr. Tseshsr.
Tlpos da eanbio:
Lohdra'. -. % ,s as ...sse SO
New-York, DIV SO SP
FAxias dlv FL p-S .
HaHabuFgn, . err 81 - u
EapAnas DIV 271 . s7a pa d
IA rsgrsaado ds 40 Rsy Caguas ID.
dfsss gnfdA DANA dcns Martins CArraso uiili
da TalirehsA. mAdrs de nuestra aaEf1c AMI.
go doa Igaasio BsrffoH.
En III rnersado o. Nav YORK. - soaisA ut
AsGear a les sAg aianses praei0a
CansrtlngAd0 -
LII hAaeAhRAo 1.S
nsn Argal Psniagua. ksaisnts Il u p0li-
d. - aNda deaaRekdo = HSHnaeAa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

Pedro Arroyo fgis TSrrss han IN
grasRlo an IL ckrcsl ds Pdncs.
Lps asnteneio al = asE do pas da Jusns
d AZ nor Absr vLoAdo al artf:nio 3os dai %
d1go Penal.
Iii tsnisnts AllAda pasa pFestRr serVi-
clos al distrIto de Arecibo.
Gran demands eor In Enala6n de Scots
an I'm ciudad ds San arnAn.
Los f.rmsreu1icoG mansisnnn mayor sxia-
sancla &c dicho medicamens0 que Dc cu2 qnler
otro.
(glnco me1Icos en- al lissrituL
.F }dos prsscribsn IL Emulsion de- Seost.
Is GAzman, Pao. Rlcog J1nl0 3 o. 1894
sSras. Srnts & Bowas. Naava York.
May s. Il nEfos: Hn 81 eoFso espAcfo De
dos aflos que llevo ds sssAb4scido en- ssts clu-
c&d, he podtdo notar IL gran demands poF ia
Emulsion de Seoss, tRngo qas es uno ds Ios
medlcAmentos da n&s sAiida lie mayor exis-
tsneia qua sncnsntr2n en- mi oneina Dc : az
maeia.
Eo assA Jurisdiction hay eineo meiicos !: ell
DOCTOR V.vonl, doctor Lopss, doctor SAncno
Cariona. docGor E @ linoaeg. doctoP an ones,
v aesmas Ell doctoF GFsgori an al poolado De
Gaia. Todos usAn sn cifaioa H. Emniaion
de S,eoss.
Ds IDS. stso. 8. 5. q, b. N.
DR. Carlo y Flettds. !.
FaxmAee atico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
F alSa adhesion

U4uhdo, Agoaso 24 De 1905
Sr. Direetor oe Ia BEMOcRAC1A
CsgGas.
Dlshngni6c sc aoF H aida sntsrRdo oaa
tnt nom brs 50 fnasrl6 sn una b il lmpFesa re-
p&rsiiA Sq0l Por 81 EEuFo ds EspG6icAnoH Yo
nn he sasoFisAdo q nAdfs para cue ms eoxfun-
Ga con loH homoFes de eES pArA1o.
SOY federal porque esEoy convsrcf5o ds
que AHf cumpo IN oeosr de 6Een patriots, CO.
nau PEeFsorEieut d RnAnxs dc uaf pafs
Ds ". &aS0. S. corrsgiEfa1arfo Euaeht0
ToxrHM-AgFicutsoF.
% rnsgo For no s&hsr drmAY, Ramon
Martinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
Omission involuntaria

Ayer 81 dAr eEeEta del @messir = de Bar
nmlsnlbaa. aivi6aEcs csefr Gus tCno r2Taa
d1ehu aefc IN ri71 de AFse11c. , antex dedfe6
n lua alEsooragat ma aeifrada pceffa M emit
afaafM oDrsE0 cngo ncmhEa aeRiImos 10 To
cordMlf.
TIA prnaankacs6n da sod0H los cRkd0ras Tin
~aKn nnanaro ecmPanago sefhar FAcKe8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
Don Federico SeIIes

Ill skb2do tnTimos Ell guHto de sxlndar
nsta querioO reapssAble amigo, aesudalado
proplnRaFio de San LoFenso, qns dirife los
EnRAaDa Ri6DR con nbtato ds paRAF una aem-
p0radh en- MQnet harncso pals.
All Keianrmrla el ssstimoni0 fa nueatra eon-
stdarnei6n m&s diaalB gRsda, dsse&mosle fslia
Tintey graaa psFnsnsneiA sn In mssr6poli.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

agradable, digerible y
asimilable y compile
tando su benGfca ac-
! ci6n con el agregado
Gle los hipofosftos.
! Siernpre que el orga-
: 1lismo este debilitado, asi
: como en- 81 padecilniento
: resultante, la neurastenia
: 7 en- el crecimiento Y de-
: .sarrollo lento 7 dificul-
: toso de los ninos, como
: EN- Ia convalescencia de
: casi todas las enfermeda-
: des, acndase d. Ia verda-
: dera Y legftima Emulsion
4de Scott, con LoC.a con-
: fanza.
De venta en- todas res
SCOTT i BOVINE. Quinieas, New xo<k
%
p E7A
.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03

6Qae hArkn los <;aiAs,.

sQ1e hArkn los <saias,>
IoR bfAvucones,
--go m6s abyacto
de % m&s rIin-
eli para TODD
eusntA eRR gents
con In nodeTnA
gaxTdiA civil?
-e. Un corrective
prscisA , URGES
con RrSB frescarA
dlca xE P.ft.S
So neeesikA
pocg.... memoKia
para exPrsaaEsa
con tAnto. chic.
Como ts vsndsn,
como ts entrfgan,
tns propios hiIos,
patria iDfsli1l
10 RnslG Gle lucFoi
ICu4uto egoismol
JCOanta ba1sG&
tcrpa = ssrvf1
Tus vestiduras
hech1s jirone1;
oHeuro negro
IN p0TEsnir.
CuAfro fsTsansss
que, s tuz txpapsas,
mecFan } bniien.
lPobrs paiII
CORTADlLLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
.-GHomhrea honrAdoa,

--GlHombres honrRdos,
a. tefandeEselS
elRmAn las tuToAs
tIgads &c PsiAS
IClnknto cinismol
lCo6uta oBRdfAi
Ia quiea se deba
lAnto deslizf
IHombFeE honr9dos,
lDK que provecan,
los Que RtFopellan,
", an torpe lid,
hlsren y matAn
d. kua hsrmanDa
con s1fia crusntA
como Gaia?
lCAso inAudito,
tRists y menguRdol. -.
.Ei botArSte
rhisKmravis
que Cfende, nltraia,
robR y dsstruye,
pTivk & sns AnchAs. -.
lCiaro que sll
SQae sc ls sxlge?
20 e 50 Is lmpone?
Qae arme unx greaca,
que arme IN ioilfn,
que sScAndRlics,
que desordsns,
que hisrs 8 mate. -.
lVepga de RhfI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
FL Factor
mas
l.mpOrtante.

La Naturaleza ha do
tado Al aceite de higa-
do de bacalao como el
factor mas importante
de la reconstituci6n del
ORGANISING humane. FL
arte de Scott & Bovine
ha perfoccionado Ia
oh,ra de la Naturaleza
en.riqueciendo las admi-
rabies propiedades del
ac:eite, haciendolo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
sEMILLAs DE CEBoLL.As

Pr correo espa1I0l lae Tetibido una parti-
ID de este grauo, pr4ceden1e de casschas
acradIsada de CAnaFzss UNICa Qae da re-
Sultado pract Cd sguf 1ncitsles que hsgan
senlilferCs dDrAnte Is nessss Dc Setlem ore
AZ. SO. epoca prupIclA para el guen des-
aFr0I0 del bEln0.
Pracio - dollars libra c0rreo psgo en- 90
On In islR.
Diriiirke Miguel f1oQneIl, Areeibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-03
DE SCR AC IA

lZa Ia ms fisna del domingo, Ell fsrrecArrI
quo FenfA De Areciho. dsstroso = muchscho
una msBp NJ isgArA Ia s1kAeion d. 7 "a oSi H..
e. pskcanse les mDJ Geplorado.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23

was q small matter considering that
they finally arrived home safe and
sound.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23
HOLLANDALE AND VICINITY

From the Review,
The friends of Melvin Peterson pre-
scented him with n purse of Ssl to
make up for the horse he lost while
working for his uncle, Albert Griod-
cr, last fall.
Editor Il. *. Golden was down
from Dodgeville saturday. He in
formed as that he had severed tbs
connection with the Iowa County
Republic aud would go this week to
Osceola Mills, where he expects to
continue in the newspaper business.
The editor returned Tuesday from
a short trip to Waunakee and Madi-
son. AT the latter place we found
ID. r. Richards at his new store and
up to his eyes in work, and Jonn Me-
Kenua and family nicely situated,
and apparently enjoying life TO its
fullest extent.
A fire was discovered III one Of the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23

bedrooms at Morgan's hotel Friday
forenoon, but it was eXtinguished be-
fore much damage was done. How
it originated is unknown, but 1t is
stepping on II match while doing the
chamber work
Saturday night, Jan, IL, just as the
clock was striking the midnight
hour, Mr.. James Collins breathed his
last, after brief Illness with acute
dysentery. In the morning Mr. Col
| Inns went to the woods to chop and
came home III the afternoon com
4 planning that he had collie, to which
he was subject. His daughter, Mrs.
! Ryan, gave him the usual remedies,
and at bedtime he was apparently
about recovered Toward morning
he grew worse, DIR. Mcdonald was
summoned and everything possible
done for him, but it was too late, and
he grew steadily worse until relieved
by death.
Deceased was born in Ireland about
10 years ago. He came to this coun.
try when u young man, married Miss
Mary Corcoran OF Mineral Point anc
settled on the farm in Waldwick
still known as the old Collins place
Here he remained until the death Of
his wife about 10 years ago, when he
came to live with his daughter il
this village. He was the father Of II
children, Z Of whom survive him
They are John Collins and Mrs. Kate
Ryan of this place, Tom Collins OF
Minera! Poiut, Mrs. Gertie Lewis and
Miss ELLA Collins of Chicago, ano
James and Ed Collins somewhere il
the west. All except the last two
named were present at the funeral
which occurred on Tuesday at st
Patrick's church, Rev. Rosen oiiiciat'
ing. and the remains Were laid tC
rest in the Waldwick cemetery
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23
MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE.
I'll u RSDAY. JAN. %. 1902.
FROM THE COUNTY SEAT.

Special correspondence
Mrs. Homer Levake of Wyoming
Valley was the guest of her father
II. l.. Joiner last week.
Earnest and Maud Sornberger Of
Belmont are visiting their aunt Mrs.
Reginald Hughes.
Josephus Bailey, John, George and
Mrs. Eliza Fillback and JAS. Gold
thorpe of Cobb had business at the
county seat Monday.
DR.. Clementson and II. $. Hurlbut
OF Mineral Point were callers In this
city Sunday.
Mr.. Jerry sullivan, who died Sun
day of consumption, was buried on
Tuesday from the German Catholic
church. He leaves wife and two
small children.
ID. +. Jacobs, County Treasurer
has gone to Taylor county, Wiscon'
sin, this week.
The court house and jail now have
electric lights throughout.
Alvin and James Mitchell visited
their brother viii here Sunday.
Art Jacobs and Miss Veta Bennett
visited friends here Sunday.
The Firemen will give concert
and ball the 3lst inst They have
engaged the Dubuque Harp Orches-
fra for the occasion
The Literary Club will render the
play, "rhe Spinsters Return on Jan
-, for the benefit of the library,
Frank Freeman, manager of the
Union Telephone Line, had business
at Cobb and Linden Tuesday.
George Bartle, on account of poor
health, offers the Hotel Grand for
sale or rent.
Constipation neglected or badly
treated leads to total disability OF
death. Rocky Mountain Tea abso-
lutely cures constipation in all 1T
forms. Soc. Eastman q Meserole.
Marriage licenses:
tWendlin Jones. Pulaski.
Tmey tarley, Avoca
George johnson, Eden.
Mile Dale.
ALBERT n Shea. Mineral Point.
Rebekah Nickermau, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23
LINDEN.
From the Southwest.

From the Southwest
Messrs. Jas. and J. b Spensley
were in Linden on business today.
Mrs. T.. Jacobs of Mineral Point
visited some of her many old Lin
den friends on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Alton are en-
tertaining n new daughter at their
home north of Mittliu.
Mr.. John Goldsworthy has already
begun to move to his new farm near
Hazel Dell in north of Mitlln.
Mr.. Henry Wise of Platteville was
Il visitor this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stoner at Lost Grove.
Mr., Charles jenkins, OF the Settle
ment who recently cut one of his
feet while chopping, still has a,pretty
sore foot. II does not heal as it
might.
Tuesday morning of this week two
little ones, the one and the other
2ie years, children of Mr.. and Mrs
Horton Clark whn live Or the Gra-
ham place in east Mitilin, took Il
notion to 20 over TO Lost Grove to
see some new puppies that had made
their appearance on their Uncle
Fred Holmes place. In order to be
sure of getting started they told no.
body of their intentions. The moth
er missed them after time, and lat
er word was sent her concerning the
young TRAYS. She finally overlook
them on the Mineral Point road two
miles from home. by that time the
baby was bareheaded and pretty
well tired out They did not get to
see the puppies that day, but that
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23
Beat Out Of af Increase Of His Pension

A Mexican war veteran and prom
inent editor writes: Seeing the adj
vertisement of Chamberlains' Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, |
am reminded that as n soldier in
Mexico in A and rs, contracted
Mexican diarrhoea and .his remedy
has kept me from getting an increase
of my pension for on every renewal
IA dose of it restores me-" 1t is I'M
quail as quick cure for diarrhoea
and is pleasant and safe TO take. For
sale at Nivian's Pharmarcy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23
R.R. TIME TABLES
The MiIVaukee-at Mineral Point.

Through coach to Chicago, leaving Mineral
Point T:45 q. III. arrive at Chicago l y. m. Re-
turning, leave Chicago 1 p. m, arrive at Min.
eral Point $50 p. III.
n. II. Snow. Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23
LAUNDRY AGENCY.

Mr.. Phillip Gorgen has taken the
agency in Mineral Point for the
GAINESVILLE Steam Laundry. VIII
call at residences each Monday tol
packages, and deliver same on Sat
urdays. On other days leave work al
Geo. PrideauX's barber shop. 3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23
Advertised Letters.

Below Is list Of letters remaining
uncalled for at the Mineral Point
post-office:
Mrs. Adelaide Brown. James Coakeley ID.
Kieffer. VIM. Ryne. (2) Joseph Wagner. Miss
Melvia White.
Those calling for the above please
say advertised" aud give the date.
Jan. 70, 1901. N. II. MARTIN, p. M.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-07-10
4 M WHITE
Editor Of the Mexico Daily and Week
ly Ledger.

From the ST Louis Western Publisher,
r. NJ. White, or as he is better
known, bob White was born in
New York state May 3, 1866. While
be was yet a small boy his parents
moved to Missouri. He attended
Westminster College in Fulton and
graduated from that college in June
1916. A few months after bis gradu-
alton he bought the Mexico Weekly
LEDGER, which be conducted until
1886, when he started the daily edi-
tion. He has displayed signal ability
In conducting these two papers and in
consequence they are as well known as
any two country papers in the United
States. Mr.. White owes much Of his
knowledge and wide acquaintance to
the active part be has always taken in
press association matters. He has
been president and is now Correspond
ing Secretary Of the Missouri Press
Association and is Recording Secre-
tary Of the National Press ASsOcia-
ton. In addition TO these Offices, Mr..
White is Eminent Commander OF the
Knight Templars at his home has an
oficial connection with several Of the
business lconcerns Of his home town
and county, and has reputation Of
performing all his work and discharg-
ing all his obligations in a manner
highly creditable TO himself.