Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1903-04-30
Local Overflow.
% cts. buys a Red Trunk

We have q fine Tomato at 10,
per can this week. Brewer and Pen
hallegon.
There's to be II pleasing enter.
tainment by the Boys Club in the
p. NJ. Church lecture room next Sat.
urday evening at 1870. Good music
will be furnished by the boys and a
lecture on f'Libby Prison" given by
Rev. A. ID. Macs. Admission 10 cts
children cts.
From 1000 to 1900 acres of good
Rock county soil will be planted to
sugar beets this season and a thor
ough trial given them in order to de-
termine whether or not they can be
successfully grown here. A consign-
ment of $500 pounds of sugar beet
seed for the use of our farmers has
been sent direct from Germany.
-Dodgeville Chronicle: The many
friends of j. Max Sands of this city
will congratulate him in his recent
marriage which took place lately at
Chicago, to lady by the name of
Miss Lizzie Sullivan, proprietress of
a fashionable dressmaking establish
ment in that city. Mr.. Sands is en-
gagged at present travelling in the in
terest of a Chicago firm.
Possibly you have not yet recov-
cred from the Grip. You have no APP
petite, you are exhausted and felt as
though life wasn't worth living.
What you need is Coles Bludbuilder.
1t is the pure, sure, natural health
giving remedy that will cure you, as
it has thousands of others. 1t is a
vegetable Alternative and nerve-tonic,
and is guaranteed to cure. Try it,
90 bottle. Sold by all druggists.
A strange phe nomenon was OBJ
served at Woodland, Sank county,
Friday. Spring Green, Lone Rock
and the Wisconsin, river valley could
be seen, although there is Il high
range of bluffs between the places.
The mirage was unusually distinct.
ST. Patrick's church, south of Wood
land about six miles, was plainly
visible clear to the ground, although
the structure itself is hidden behind
the bluffs.
-Shullsburg Pick and Cad: The
Great Raymond combination open
ed up here Monday evening, playing
to far sized audience not one of
which was willing to admit the next
day that he had attended the show.
This country seems to be overrun
with extremely poor shows and the
wonder is that they can get enough
out of their business to live on" The
same troupe appeared in this city
later. If called upon tn comment on
it's merits it would be necessary only
to endorse Bro. Laws conclusions.
Barnum, the great show man, put
truth in mt shell when he SAID:
"The American people like to be
humbugged,"
The woman who cleans house one
room at IA time may keep her hus-
band moving about TO accomC .ate
the requirements of the caIciminers,
but she doesn't necessitate his retire
ment to- the barn. It's great deal
more endurable TO have house clean-
ing mildly strung along for week,
than to encounter the shock which
in the old times collapsed every male
biped once ii year when he came
home and found the whole contents
of his habitation stacked around out
of doors, and the inside of the abode
occupied by stepladders and white
wash pals and the men belonging to
them, and by feminine creatures
wearing dust.caps and brandlshing
mops and brooms.
Chronicle: 1t appears as the law
now exists, that when no license is
voted it cannot take affect until the
first Tuesday in July succeeding, and
they can only continue until it is
changed by another vote which may
be taken the first Tuesday in April
following; and then, if the people
vote for license the saloons may OPP
en- after a rest of only nine months;
but when license is voted the sale OF
liquor may legally continue to the
first Tuesday in July, of the next
year. a period of fifteen months. 80
that, as the law now exists, in the
battle between license and no license
the temperance army can enjoy
their Water loo victory but nine
months, while the opposing army
may enjoy their Whisky-loo victory
for fifteen months.
This is the time of the year when
you need reliable medicine to pur-
ify your blood and put your system
4. l., Ia