Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-02-12
NUMBER 7
DC buys u Red Trunk

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, Warden Grange has rented tho
t Henry Mitchell farm, located about
two miles north of this city, and will
move thereon in time for spring work.
Warden knows how toa execute farm
work, and backed by "A genuine spirit
of industry, success for him IL pre-
dicted.
On THE WORD or A LADY. "Dr.
Gossom's kidney and bladder Cure
has done ME SO much good that |
can gladly receomend it To any one
suffering from neuralgia OF the blad-
der 30 cents n box. Cure guaran-
teed. Nivian's Pharmacy.
Our neighbor. the Democrat. has
added another valuable hand to it's
force by the name of Mr. Frank
Burghardt. The young man entered
upon his duties last Monday morn
ing. The Democrat must be in need
of some new round Grasses, type har-
vesters, etc.
The chairman OF the Democrat
county committo of Lacrosse is the
author of "A bill to compel voters to
vote. 1t imposes tax of three dol
lars per head on voters who stay
away from the polls. The author is
probably under the delusion that the
stay-at-homo voters are mostly dem
oerats
1t il snid that some boys in al
most every grade of the public
schools use tobacco. We are very
sorry TO bear this and hope 1t il not
SO. At oconto, this state, the school
board has been forced to start u cru
SADIE on the use OF tobacco by stu
dents and announces that any pupil
using the weed in any form will be
expelled.
Phillip Weidenfeller has sold his
cosy home, located In the northern
part OF the city, to Mr.. John Curnow.
The sale was perfected through Fled
Ter IL Fiedler's real estate agency.
This does not imply, we are glad to
say, that Mr.. Weidenfeller is going
to leave tis, He desires To be located
near the business center of tho city.
The scratch OF a pin may cause the
loss OF n limb or even death when
blood poisoning results from the
i igjnry, AN danger Of tnis may be
avoided, however, by promptly up
plying Chamberain's Pain Balm. 1t
ia an antiseptic and quick healing
liniment for cuts, bruises and burns.
For sale by Vivinns Pharmacy.
Will Mitchell, formerly Of this
city. but of recent years has been in
the blacksmith business at Dodge
Vile, In partnership with Mr.. SEQ
field, last week entered into partner
ship with Mr. John Kelly, II veteran
Ind prominent blacksmith of that
place. This will surely prove II strong
competent firm.
Thirty cases of smallpox have
been found in Stuben, Crawford
county, twenty miles northeast Of
Prairie du CHEN. A young man wbs
had the disease while threshinR In
| North Dakota returned home with n
trunk OF old clothes, and had worn
some Of them on the street with
which nearly the entire village had
come in contact.
TAKE DIR. GossoM's OXYGEN ToNTG
TABLETS according to directions.
Read the circular that il packed In
tho 80 cent box. THEN you will know
why we claim THIS the GREATEST
| Nerve Medicine At your druggists
90 cents Vivian's Pharmacy.
During the last week the Tribune
has been pressed for sufficient fuel to
keep up "A proper business beat, bnt
on Saturday considerate subscril'
or came in and promished TO bring
ia load Of wood at once, which he
did. This has brought radiant smile
4 TO the face of the whole force, and
the office devil who had been pick
| ing bark off barb wire fences to tide
/ us over the freezing point, smiled so
/ loud that the sun, which bad a tenn
porary shine on, shown down his
throat aud warped his ribs.
Mr.. Louis Spratler, the efficient
and popular postofiice clerk, has past
successfully an examination for
cierksbip on the mail train, aud will
We understand, soon be installed on
thd daily mail car between this city
and Milwaukee. The Tribune con-
graduates I,oain on bis Advance
ment, and Joins the host Of patrons
Of this postofiice who are Of the
opinion that it's impossible TO Sc
cure more obliging aud competent
public servant than tie has proven
to be.
When you feel blue and that ev-
erythipg goes wrong, take a dose OF
Chamberlaiu's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse and in
vigorate yonr stomach, regulate yonr
bowels, give you relish for your
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