Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-11-13
Additional Locals.


Lacrosse Republican: Does Rose
know whore he is at? Not even Mil
waukee county gave him a majority.
You can't fool the people, all the
time.
The serious illness of his daugh-
ter Ethel detained Supervisor Sher-
man Phillips from serving on the
county board, in session this week.
Mr.. NTreweek was duly deputized
TO 'erve in his stead.
There never was anything so in
teresting as the market reports and
financial page Of The Chicago Week
iy Inter Ocean. You may have both
The Inter Ocean and this paper com
bined for one year at the specially
low rate of $l.75. It's a rare chance.
-"Mislike me not for my complex
ion,' said Othello. So also saws the
maiden with the greasy skin. but if
she uses Coles Carbolisoap she will
find 1t a triumphant remedy for all
skin blemishes. Purely vegetable
Sold by all druggists.
All sorts of good people seem to
regard Maple City Self Washing
Soap as personal friend. Maybe
you do not know it. Then why don't
you get some friend to introduce you?
Mr.. Sweivel, the popular cheese
maker of the Jewell district, between
this city and Linden, while engaged
Monday in me wing into the resi-
dence he recently purchased of Jacob
Roth, hurriedly took drink from
bottle which he thought contained
wine. The contents however proved
to be some kind of acid, and the SER
vices of physician were necessary
to relieve Mr.. Sweivel of great dis
stress, and possibly save his life. He
is now improving nicely.
-Boscobel Sentinel: On Monday
Mortie Hays came from Gays Mills
to Boscobel with q load of l27 of as
fine cabbage as ever grew. He could
find no market for them here and fin
ally induced Landlord Geo. Miller TO
give him 81 for the load. Coming
across the Wisconsin bridge the
wind blew Mortie's hat into the riv.
er and he took the 81 he got for the
cabbage and putting some more mon
ely with it bought a new hat. Hays
says that he had one thousand head
more of cabbage at bone
To get the result of the vote in
the county for this paper last week,
which was accomplished and put in
type twenty-four hours after the polls
closed, required the hurry-up process,
and that an error or two crept in
should not be regarded as unreason-
able One mistake in particular was
the figures given in the vote for
county treasurer in the town of Min
eral Point, Kieffer received III
James SO, but the figures happened
10 become reversed,
Married at St. Pauls Catholic
rectory in this city, on Wednesday
morning, Nov. Il, by Rev. James
O'Keefe, Mr.. Peter Logue and Miss
Martha James, both of Rollandale.
The bridegroom is a son of Mr.. John
Logue and grandson of Mr.. Thomas
Riley, one of the oldest pioneer set
tiers of the town Of Waldwick. The
bride is u daughter of Mr.. Uriah
James, one of the best and most fav-
orably known citizens of Waldwick
The young couple took the : 40 train
for Milwaukee and other eastern
points, after which they will return
to Hollandale and be at home to
their friends.
1t is truly said that "the blood is
the life apd health depends upon
the blood. If you want the purest
blood that ever flowed through the
vains of human being take Coles
Bludbilder. 1t builds up the system
and cures diseases resulting from a
deranged and inactive condition of
the stomach, liver and kidneys. 1t is
a perfect cure for rheumatism
guaranteed, Try 1t. $l,00 Il bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Evening Wisconsin: The West
has several candidates for the speak
ership to succeed Henderson. I'm
doubtfully the winner viii be "a
Western man, and probably either
Babcock of Wisconsin or Cannon of
Illinois, As chairman of the national
Republican Congressional committee
Mr.. Babcock has just gained the
prestige of another victorious cam
paign. He is n hard fighter and an
efficient organizer. Congressman
Cannon is veteran, and in the Fifty
eighth Congress will serve his four
teeuth term as member of the
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