Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-04-23
Local Overflow.

RepuDllcan: NICK GraDer snip
ped car load of horses from this
station last Tuesday. Mr.. GRADER
says they are as fine load of houses
as ever left Darlington.
Tuesday, Messrs. Charles Blew.
lit, J. j. Kuelling and Alderman
Tamblyn left on an inspection trip
to the northy astern Pacific coast
They go direct to Everett, Washing.
ton, and intend visiting points of in
terest in Oregon before returning.
The dance given at the Masonic
Temple last Thursday evening was
one of the most successful affairs OF
its kind held in this city this winter
viewing it from social standpoint
but financially 1t did not come up to
the expectations of the promoters.
There will be box social held
at the parsonage OF Willow Springs
circuit p. Nj. church, on Friday even
ing, May |. 1903. Ladies will come
prepared to entertain gentleman
at lunch, out of her basket or box.
The boxes will be sold to the highest
bidders. All are cordially invited.
HIS FACE WAS A SIGHT,. p, Jen-
kins of Des Moines, Ia, says: MY
complexion was sorce OF annoyance
and humiliation, One months use
Of Dr.. Gossom's Oxygen Tonic Tab
lets cleared my complexion and
toned up my system. | cheerfully
reccomend them" 500 n box at Vivi-
ans Pharmacy.
"A schoolmaster Mt Pana, Illinois,
is accused of hugging girl of that
city so hard that he dislocated one
of her shoulders. That fellow ought
to practice on a manikin in some
acquires some skill in that popular
art. The girl has sued him for ten
thousand dollars damages
Last Friday evening Col. Hud-
sOr, of Madison, addressed the sons
of veterens Of this city, with the OBJ
ject in view of organizing a camp in
this place. AT the meeting nothing
definitely was determined. it being
decided to meet again tomorrow
[Friday) evening and discuss the
matter more thoroughly. All sons
of old soldiers in this city and vicin-
ity are requested to be present.
"A little boys composition on
heads: "Tlere are Il lot of beds,
redheads, etc. Pa, he's got one-it's
bawigd. Ma she's longheded, pa he's
bulheded and | am redheded and
level too. The smart end Of boy is
his he'd except when he's sparkle L,
but the smart end Of bee is not
thereon no. Pa says il fellow has
world, but don't want to get a he'd
like he has"
This is the time of the year when
you need reliable medicine to pur-
ify your blood and put your system
in perfect order. Fo? this purpose
there is nothing equal to Coles Blud-
biider. the true vegetable blood pur
ifier and Alternative nerve tonic. 1t is
not a Temporary stimulant but it
makes new blood and restores health
and vigor to the whole system. Try
it, it is guaranteed. $100 a bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Iowa County has son in w. f..
Bainbridge Of whom all can feel
proud. As all Tribune readers well
know, Mr.. Baiubridge served with
honor and distinction as secretary of
legation at Pekin during China's re-
cenJ murderous riots and troubles
with other nations. His abilities and
integrity did not go unrecognized
for he has recently been selected as
the preventative of the United
States on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
commission which meets at Caracas
to adjust the claim of this country
against Venezuela.
"A young lady residing less than
thousand miles from Mineral Point
describes her recent visit to Chicago
thus: "Oh, Lut had such perfect
beautiful time. / contrived there at
| 80 and took cabby to the hotel.
1t was so converted. you know? We
stopped at Il house where W e rode to
our rooms in "A refrigator, and our
rooms were illustrated with election
lights. There were no stove in our
room, but one OF them Legislators in
the floor, and the heat poured right
up through. | did not have any APP
petite and could not get thing
could realize. Honest when ! got
home I was a'mnst an individual
Ope.i tho door, let in the air,
The winds are sweet, the flowers
are fair.
Joy is abroad in the world for me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain tea.
J. A. Meserole.
M Harrison Willard, one OF the
many substantial citizens of Mifflin