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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09
Die ltnruben in Nrmcnien.

8cridt oeS omerifoniiden 8onirlS
81 Sorput iiber bic tiir5liden
Sample.
8uibinqton .. g., I. Sept.
- Der umerifoniihe &oniul in Sars
put beriftet oil ooS Staut5oepnrte.
mert, Dab or Die 8egeno bon YitliS
in Siirfiih . @rmenien beiudt bat
uno iid iebt in Dem Srte Wtorib BE-
iinoet. Ser @enerol . @ouperneur
Der Yropinj %Itottete ibm bel ieiner
Infunft einen 9eirf ob uro er6ot
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inn &. 9erge cine gsforte bei5ugebcn.
Sn Dem 3titrtft bon Soilln, 10 mel
BET Ser &onIul, lit ieet gqeS rllbig
un6 frieoIiih; sic Observation-Disclosures
peroen BON Snfanterie $ Ibtbeillnn.
gen beiett qebalten mo permanente
@arniionen iino eingerid)tet noroen.
Die lleberlebenoen oes @emeseIs IN
iener @egeno limo in beoitrftiger
Gage, ood] oeriliden iie, ibre rieoer'
gc6rannten 9orfer mieoer ouf5li.
baren, mobei ibnen Die Hcgierung
ettpaS bebiilfIid lit. Die Soniulars
9eamten in 8itlis bereduen Die 3abl
Der nieoergemebelten un0 Der Ourh
Sunger un6 Gntbebrungen ltnge.
fommenen 9etuobner iener @egeno
oltf $500. Die omerifaniide &olonie
in 8itlis ideint CUR Belt in feiner
porauSiidtlihen @eiabr 81 ihtpeben.
Sn Dem Mouib.0 iitritt baben Die
S%niurgenten einen @lleriaafrieg nuf.
genommen uno iiberiallen Srtppen
itno &lroenbonoen aus Dem &inters
bait. Sic foroern g%eipiiie Heformett,
Die iid baupti1flih duf lofale Ser.
lpaltuug uno mirthidoftlife 6ragen
bc5ieben, Den 9eltnno oeS Heifes
aber nift beriibren. Cine In5o6l
8orfer lit auseepliinoert uno uieoer.
gbannt, niele Herionen iino eetootet
ODER miBbonoelt moroen, nno elm
neites Wtaiiofre miro BON Der notb-
leioenoen ormenii6en 9epolferung
tG9lih beiiirftet. llnaefdbr $4,000
9emobner baben aaes perloren uto
limb benz 9uneer auSgeiest; uiele
limo fronf mo peripunoet. Sleincre
geitrdse our 2iuoerutg ibrer Notb
itnb olr6 oie omerifaniife geboroe
fir auslGnoiide @iiiionen IN SitIiS
eingegarigen, bod piel mebr lit orilts
geno notbnenoig. Der Notbiton0 lit
1bnlif pie Der Dor einem Sabre III
Waceoonien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09
8eridtsuerba

Grtminol.@eri6t t. - (Tor
Nidter 8ides.) Ginbru1 - George
NJ. Sobnion, 2 Sabre 3udt6olS;
0iebItobl - Soiepb Standings, frci'
QcIpro6en; SoreS &errp, %iiitirt; ga
muel Stemort, 5 Sabre, Cornelius
Nnoerion, 2 Sabre 3%ud)tbuls; GboS.
W. Smith, ollf Yorole c%ntlolien;
Rorris 8obiniolL 6 Monnte @efang,
nib. 8oaobllnoiren - &enrp @iI'
Lions, 5 Mlonote @efGn9nib @m. U.
SounoerS, 9 Sabre 3ud)tbaltS. MT
ariif - Wortin &rpin, 3 Wfonote @es
fdngniB. llebertretun8 itootiid)er
8eroromngen 49, Geo. &, HuoolpbL
liItirt gcgen 3obllrng Scr Soften.
@aiiengcri ht t. - (Tor ocn
Gidteru 9lod, 0'8rien II. @uitber.)
gu Ho6laBperpoltcru wlIroen en-
noltnt in Den 6Gaen bon Sac, SoIcp6
Sr. Milton 6Ieiider, @iirgi6oIt
$4,000. @lS 8ormuno muroe cr'
nonnt G6aS. 8. @iSner, iuny iiir
@oItcr s. Soiparo uno gnocrc,
9iirgihoft $1,000. 9ermoltlrngsbc'
ridte murbeu giltaebeiBen in oen
SGleu BON 6ron3 Steinmonn 500;
Sophia 81. Gubite. $t5,642; George
Wooiion $4i2. TerfGuie wuroen
rotiiijirt in Dem Safe bon Geo. @.
2inoiup, 1882.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09
Sam gn1big BARON.

Sam gn1big BARON.
Wnt. Sorper BON Rr. 450, @elt.
9tortb . aoenue. muroe seitern in
Der iiioIifen Toli5eiitation nm $25
u1tb Soften beltrait, neil er iit arl.
geblid in rober 8eiie an Der IL
Sabre alien aotbarine Yrice bon
Scr. 27, @inoeritraBe, pergongen ia.
ben ioa.
Gin grocer Gontraft. -
Die bieiige Sirmo Saa, Seabingtor
& SO. bat ben Gontroft sur Iitsitof
firung oes .Worpl6noer 2nnbpirtb
idoftlihen Golegs" nit nerem Mo
biliar mo 9ett5eiig erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09
Scirut6s . 9iccu5cn.

Die foI9enoen &eirotbs g 2icen5en
pltr0en geitern bonn GIerf oeS Gom.
mon BleaS.@ criht} ou5QeIteut:
George 81. 0ietri6, 20, uno Guo
Map Soitette, %; applifont Golparo
s. Goot, 9tr. Alb, Noros@oibiuatou.
StroBe.
Nopmono Sebn q, mo 0tinnic
8eDbn 10; AppIitont An0reoS &rocs
ger.
@ooe $. WiQer, 81, uno Wotiloo
M. Maber, 80; gtppIifont Rr. 912,
Sit-Ntortb.9lpenIe.
GILBERT %. Martin, %, Saptuooo,
80. Sd, uno Sattie 9orlpif, 26.
Sorrp &. 9otperS, %, 9tr. 2026,
@oibiugton.S traBe, uno @nna g.
Bong, 10.
George 81. &eb6erger, 81, uno Gar
RTE %, Bates, 10, Nr. 1911, Dit
6opette.S troBe.
Nrtbltr W. S6ltlB n, gtr. 122o,
GorroU.S troBe, un6 Agnes 6. Sorn
81.
@i0jom n. @iaioms, SO, uno
0otip 5. Scttt, %; NppIifont s. s.
Mortin Nr. 525. Goblin. StroBe.
Charles $, 0erItIe, %, uno 2ultru
y. gti5er, 10, 9{r, 2ll5, 0rIeonS.S Ctr.
@otporo &ugbe$, 81, un0 Seattle 81.
Council, %; Npplifout &obu S. @ols
itrum Nr. 1929, bennington .Nocnlc.
@oIter 6. 8ricc, %, rmO WIoru e.
8eefer, 19, Nr. 1903, Slb.GoppIeton.
StroBe.
SameS 8. Gonlep 81 9tr. 1899,
81. StroBe, R..@y unN Worgorct 5.
2eonor6, %, 9eioc bon @oIbington
9. 6.
Ieeie $. 2ucos, %, gonitorl 90.
1lno Nettie g. Hotb, 20, GbeItcr, ga
Nobert 8m. Bon Sorn 81, SDtcS
bile, Mo., ltno 2ltcp Cha Stagnter
%; Npplifont 8nt. s, Cole, Rr. 5312
%. StroBe.
Gbriition 6. 0eder, %, 1tnb SllitC
S6ornogl Scr. 304, Siio.8incent
StroBe.
Soiepb @rpt5, %, uuo @ortbc
GoeIestfo, 26, Nr. 1920, Norb.GoI.
lingtor.gpcmle
Senrp s. Miiuer, 26, lln6 Mouie @
M1rnf, 90; 2GppIifnntin Srut @ilbel.
nina Waribou, Nr. t103, Montforo.
Ipenue.
9oilep Sblmote, 80, ltnb GleonorC
@irginio ennis, %, 9eioe bon @oib,
ington, .. 6.
@nl. s. WfcGla8fep "a, Nr. 408,
Oit.Monumcnt.S troBe, uno Gnnn
Wtoe 8bittIe, 81, @lpnoon, Baltimore
Golntp.
Sreoerid @ol5og, 90, uno RoIa
Seifiertby 10; gppIifnnt q. s. +.
SeinridS, Ger. $40, Noro.@op.Str
Geo. @. Glnrf, "a, mo gpo 9.
Stating, 90; NppIifont @nr. @.
9enp, Scr. 900, SIt.Montgomery-
Strobe.
Charles 3. GPc@ee, 90, un6 Morga.
ret s. @cmmtn, %, Scr. 1895, @eIt'
2onooIe.S troBc.
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emma ". S6oeffer, t8; applifont
s. @. 2oomi8, Nr. 1910, 6reoerif'
Npenue.
@m. Sdumoder, 10, unb Waggic
GopeuL IS; 9pplitantin 6roll &oio
9reBpridl Nr. t45, SiiO Strider'
StroBe.
Carl Sol5oppel, 80, uno Meorp
Hbooe, 81 GppIifont Gbmoro Z. Gin,
Ger. tt06, 8otterion.aoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09

@oubernenr " iel D
febrte aeItern gbeno bon Wanahos
5uriid uno miro beute in ieinert
Yripot -. 9iireau bier Die ongebdilI-
ten @ei6Gfte erleoiaen. Naf anna'
polls aebt er berte nidt. Worgei,
Wittao reiIt err nod ct. 2ouis, I'M
an Der @eibe oes Marnlono &c
61uoeS Sbeil 81 neBmen.
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Ser ri6tige gbemann.-
y@en beirotbet oenn Sbre Sodter?"
- ,ginen aof!" s@ie flug, od
aiebt's penisitens feline 3anterei ipe'
gen benz eiIen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-09
5taSt Baltimore.
Nus @~ereinsfreiicn.

Winter Erogramm oeS y0ermonio-
W}0merGor9" un0 oeS o2trion".
- Nn0erc @ereins. 92nhrihten-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Christmas Services at St paul'S
Church,

Christmas services NJ ST Paurs
church were conducted with the usual
solemuity, The sanctuary and taher-
naclo were appropriately decorated
with testoous otevergreou and wreaths
of holly, All tho massos were we'll at
tended Ats o'clock mass, u large
rumher received holy communion,
The choir under the charge OF Miss
Katie Gorgon assisted by Prof Alder.
son sang very boautiCulmass, Miss
Mary Shaw accompanied on the violin
aud played very dinlcult and sweet
solo in her customary finished style,
MIR, Francis Cody sang u dne sole
in u very attractive manner, The pas
tor Father O'keofe took his text from
the gospel of the day, "Glory to Goo
ON high, aud peace ON earth to men o
good wtllh lie especially emphasized
tho results on the world from the in
caruation OF Christ,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Mrs. Snrnh 4. pSrrN.

The death of Mrs. Perry took place
at tho homo of her daughter, Mrs. ID.
Brown on Wednesday Dee, H. She
was born AT Rodruth, Cornwall, In
1898, She oamo TO this country In
lS4i aud located at IMMORAL Point,
where she has resided over since, sne
leaves three children, two daughters
aud one son, Henrietta Mrs. David
Browul Sarah Jane Mrs. Charles
Paynter) and John William, OF Iowa.
Mrs Perry was consistent christian
woman and highly respected by II
large circle OF friends, The funeral
took place on Friday with services nj
the home, Rev 4. Walker onieiat-
lnn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29

the vision of Jacob, aud the place
where he slept, and which he named
Bethel, the house OF God,
Today we look upon the beautiful
memorial window and see the sisters
ot Bethany, and the dear Lord, -
" the Bread that Strengthens, -" the
Vino that cheers, '-- symbols OF sac
ramcutal grace, The distant hills,
the blue sky suggestive of the Eter-
nal, those all fall in with the vision
of the one who is gone aud whose
memorial it Is, In years to come such
memorials will tell MS no oometery art
can do, tho story OF those who have
lived for aud dieu IN In the church OF
God,
The large vested choir rendered the
music in most effective way; while
tho otfertory, as u solo by William
Nickorman, was most effective,
Tho attendance on these services
was large, Tho offerings, for the
aged aud nnrm clergy, were larger
than for years,
Tho church was decorated In the
usual way, with Christmas green's,
while tho memorial windows had spec
ial flowers aud decorations, In loving
memory of those who we're gone,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
DARLINGT0N'S
MASONIC TEMPLE
Dedicated on Tuesday, December
27. 1905.

The new Masonic temple in Dar-
lington was dedicated on Tuesday,
Dec. 27, by Grand Master David I'll.
Wright of Madison, Past Grand Mas
ters John Corscott and j G. Mona
han taking part in the ceremonies,
which were according to the rites of
ancient craft Masonry. A very able
and instructive address was delivered
by Past Master Hon. p. A. Ortou.
The utmost hospitality was extended
by the Masons of Darlington to visit
ing brethren and friends.
A number of Masons from Mineral
Point were present to join in the
pleasure of the occasion aud con-
gratulate their Darlington brethren,
who are worthy of the new and beau
tiful home which they now possess.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Mr.. Jacob Il. Berg

died at the home OF his daughter Mrs.
Conrad Stude, In the town OF Willow
Springs on Wednesday evening, Dec.
q, at 5:15 o'clock.
Deceased was born in Prussia, Ger
many, Oct. 5, 1926 and came to Ameri-
ca in the year Of 1851. He was an
early resident OF this place and was
highly respected by all who knew him.
He was married TO Miss Sophia Col
ner in 1854, and three children were
born to them, Margaret having died in
infancy. Jacob died last June and
his wife having died last August. He
leaves to mourn his departure. one
daughter, Mrs. Conrad Stude and five
grand children. The funeral took
place on Friday morning with ser
vices in ST. Mary's Catholic church
and interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
Rev. Father Weyer officiating.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Trinity Church.

The Christmas eve services were
devoted To the Sunday school; and
after the religious exercises in the
church, aud u short address by the
Rector, all repaired to the Parish
house, where Christmas gifts we're dis
tributcd from u large aud well loaded
and lighted tree, number Of child
ron sang and recitod closing with
Christmas carols and hymns.
On Christmas day there we're two
celebrations Of the holy communion,
and sermon by the rector, MIR,
Chase, on The Ladder OF Life, ~
drawn from the dream OF Jacob, at
Bethel, and applied to the truth Of
Christmas. When the dream of Jacob
becomes u spiritual reality through
the incarnation OF our Lord, this
truth becomes the medium OF flow
and relow of divine truth and
power,
Just before tho sermon tho rector
sad call your attention TO the
window "a memorial OF the late Mrs,
G. w. Cobb, long time faithful and
loyal communicant OF the church, n
generous and regular contributor 10
the support of the parish, the boun-
tiful lady of the community.
This day brings To mind the little
town OF Bethlehem, Of which Philip
Brooks so beautifully sings, the
home OF Bread. To-day we speak OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
THE G. A. R. CAMP FIRE
At Post Hall, Mineral Point, on
Friday Evening, Dec. 30.

The annual camp fire of Geo. H
Legate Post, No. l25, G. A. r., prom
lses to surpass ali of its predecessors
in entertainment and in general good
time.
DR.. Duncan McGregor of Plattevillc
will be principal speaker.
Department Commander Pliny Nor
cross of GAINESVILLE will be present and
deliver short address.
The supper will not be surpassed by
any fraternal organization 1t will
be from till all are served, and will
be under direction Of Woman's Relief
Corps.
Col. J. E. Kimberly, adjutant gen.
eral, and we'll known as 6. A. r.
singer, will also be present, and will
render patriotic selections.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
At the T.. NJ. Church.

The children and friends OF tho T..
NJ Sunday school gathered in the
lecture room last Saturday night to
see how Santa Claus was about to
treat them. Old Santa proved very
generous, treating some of the schol-
ars to some very nice aud useful
books. All seemed thoroughly,to eu-
joy themselves.
The Sunday services in the above
place were in harmony with tho Nmas
season. The choir rendered several
very excellent anthems which were
very much enjoyed by the congrega-
tiou.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Primitive Methodist Church
Services,

SUNDAY, JANUARY |, 1904.
900 II. m.-~Class meeting.
1890 n. m Preaching service by
the Pastor,
200 p. IN, Sunday school, under
uporintendoncy Of Mr.. Philip Allen.
300 p. m, Junior Endoavor, con.
ducted by Miss Oates.
1880 p. m. Preaching service, by
pastor.
Tuesday, 1870 p. m. Prayer meeting,
conducted by Pastor,
Thursday, 1910 y. M, &, Il. service,
led by Rev, Walker.
Friday, 1880. p. III. Young peoples
meeting.
Preaching at Diamond Grove on
Sunday at 2;30 p. m, by the pastor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Letter To Mr.. Frank iycy,
Mineral Point, Wis.

Dear Sir; Thomas j, Bannon,
druggist, Westerly, II. l., says
Westerly painters expect gallon OF paint
to cover 10 sets OF hllnds neyoe covers abl
thera u no such uling na rubbing this out
THE usual reckoning IL for u gallon
TO cover TO- We suspect the Westerly
people don't wear their paint Till IL
gets very shabby.
Devoe covers more; OF course, we
know that; we know why too; It's all
paint and full measure. Yours truly,
f. w. DEvoE 4 Co.
New York and Chicago,
j. a, Mcserole sells our paint.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
At the vi. L. Church.

Christmas day being Sunday this
year moro than the usual effort was
taken in its observance, and the ser
vices were interesting and duly ap,
precated by those present The pas
tor, Rev, w, w. uurd, preached both
morning aud evening. The morning
discourse, on the topic "ChWstmas, "
was delivered by the pastor in his
usual torcctul manner, and attentively
listened to 10y the large congregation.
The music, too, was of more than
ordinary interest. The regular choir
and thc young peoples evening choir
were combined for the days program,
resulting in tho rendering of the same
with good eject, aud much credit is
due to those having 1t in charge, We
give herewith the musical program in
full;
MORNING, 1890
1 Gloria.
q Anthem, Sing, q Heavens, Berthold Tours
Choir
3. nuctt, Power Etcnal. l....,.,,,,,. Rossua
Mrs Edith Chandler nammtll
Miss Grace Chandler
EVENING, St3o.
/ Quartctte, holy Night t..s...,... ,,,.,,,.
The Misses Jacobs, Miss lesste Hooking
Miss Alice Spcnsley.
y, Solo, II was Night In Old ludea,u..., .,.
Miss Sadie Jacobs,
>. Anthem, The Earth Lay Wrapt~ ,Sholviu
Choir.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
At st. Mary's Church.

The services at st. Mary's Catholic
Church on Christmas were in keeping
v it'll the season. The early mass was
at 900 o'clock; second mass at S;30;
high mass at 1890, The church was
appropriately decorated with flowers
and the scene presented was most
beautiful. The sermon by the Rev. N.
Weyer was an earnest presentation OF
the truths which the day proclaims.
The music was of high order. The
choir sang Peters mass Ia the Har.
monist. Henry Frieden was organist,
accompanied by Adam Dresden with
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Captain Thomas S. Hutchinson,

Captain Thomas S. Hutchinson,
a pioneer resident Of Menominee,
Michigan, recently died at his home in
that city, and the funeral, which was
under the auspices Of the local Ma
sonic lodge, was held on Sunday
with services in the Presbyterian
church. The decedent was IS years old
and leaves a wife, two daughters and
four sons. He was relative Of Mrs
Thomas Alton, OF this place, and was
well known in the town Of Waldwick
where he often visited.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
DR.. Homer Sylvester a Benedict.

DR.. Homer Sylvester a Benedict.
A special dispatch from Edgerton
to the Milwaukee Sentinel, under date
of Dec. IL, says:
" DR.. Homer Sylvester of Milwau'
kee and Miss Janet Atwood were mar
ried at noon today at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Atwood, the Rev l.. A.
Paw officiating. The bLide was at.
tended by her sister, Miss Augusta
Atwood, as bridesmaid, and Robert
Merrill of Milwaukee acted as best
man. DR.. and Mr.. Sylvester will re-
side in Milwaukee"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Sylvester oil
Mineral Point, parents of the groom,
we're present at the wedding.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
HERE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
IN NJ. Gundry, Cleyeland.

Mr. ana AIRS, tfeuerlC w hlltlpst
Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. John NJ. Parkinson,
Madison.
Paul Brewer, Charles knight, hoy
Reese, Frank Wedlock, Madison,
Samuel Crawford Ross, Chicago.
Miss Della ovita, Milwaukee,.
Robert 5. Crawford, Eau Claire
II, G. SpenSley, Chicago,
Harker b. spensIey, Dubuque
Mr' ana MRS = ~ "a'e ana H. =
"aIe' Chleago'
tarI JACKSON Lawrence nlNerslty'
Appleton
Miss HENRIETTA Horn and Miss Marie
Thoma, st. Clara 5 Academy, Sinsin-
ava Mounds.
Miss Kate hooking, Prescott
NIauoe uarNer, MlIwauNse'
MIS- Lolo bsunoeI" Eau I"lre'
Mr. ana MRS Eu' ho"'aN" "uo
Nm' pay' heiol|
Nnase hisS ms MISS M"''"eNs an"
MISS Chase' 1h'eago'
Miss Mamie blshop' supervisor ol
drawing IN the puo'S SchooIS ei
Oshkosh
Harry Hewett, Chieago'
Miss May Iregilgus, Lacrosse
Miss Jennie Parmlcy and Herman
Parmley, Platteville normal school,
Miss Minnie Jacobs, Linden.
Ira Reynolds, University OF Wis
consin, Madison.
VIII Reynolds, Chicago.
Miss Mary Shaw, Milwaukee.
Mrs, Florence Redfearn, Chicago.
Monttord Spensley, Milwaukee.
VIM. Mollttor, Chicago,
Charles w. Snow, Du Pue, H.
W. NJ. Snow, University Of Wis
consin, Madison.
+. G, Penhallegon, Chicago.
Miss Martha Arthur, Chicago.
Miss Addie Jackson, and Miss Mar
gle Jackson, Chicago.
Miss Bessie Brewer, Chicago
Miss Joan Jacka, Lodi; and Miss
Madgc Jaclla, Chicago.
Miss Temperance knight, normal
school, Platteyille.
Oscar Vivian, Beloit'
Miss Nettie Jackson Appleton
w. c. Uren and Charles Grange,
Marion, kentucky.
Miss Annie PrideauX, La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mitchell Mil
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
CHRISTMAS SERVICES IN MINERAL POINT
Christmas Trees for the Children Saturday Evening Solemn
Services, with Sermons Special Sunday.

the violin, Miss HelSu nresen sang
solos with pleasing effect, On the
whole the services were grand and
inspiring
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
For Sale.

heavy Dubuque Wagon; ! STRAIT
man surrey; bobsled ! set Of work
harness; | set Of buggy harness; |
single harness: | saddle, and cutter.
Will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire
OF J. j. HEATHcocK, .dineral Point.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29

Removes the microbes which impov.
erIsh the blood and circulation. Stops
all trouble that interferes with nutrl-
tion. That's what Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 30 cents. Tea
or tablet form. Meserole x Horn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29

A. N. Johnston having purchased an
interest IN the business Of j. @. Mar
tin g. Son, 1t will be necessary for all
persons indebted to the old frm to
call aud settle all accounts at once.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
High Grade Cutters.

Did you see that most elegant dis
play OF Cutters manufactured by
Sturtevant-L -Larrabee Co., Blnghamp-
ton, N. Y.--the finest ever brought to
this city. A few left Get one before
they are all gone. FRED l.. CORK.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Wood and IIay,

Dry and Green Wood and Loose,
and Baled Hay. VIII and Fred
Clark, Office at the Graber barn, foot
OF Commerce st.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
MINERAL POINT
and NORTHERN
Schedule of Train Time, to Take
Effect on January 1, 1905.

For the accommodation of the pub
lie the Mineral Point and Northern
Railway will on January / 1908, in
augurate the following temporary
schedule, to remain in effect until we
are better equipped, when this sched-
ule will be greatly improved upon:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
The Annnnl Ton Mo,iinn

OF the T., NJ, Church will take place on
Monday evening, January :, There
will be a platform meeting and sing.
Ing by the choir,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
CASH DISCOUNT
On Steel Ranges and Heating
Stoves. For Next 80 DAYS.

] have the largest stock Of Steel
Ranges ever shown ip Mineral Point.
Prices as low as any catalogue houses
sell them. y. T. MARTIN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
MISS A. IL. GALE,

Teacher of Piano and Organ.
From National Conservatory OF
Music New York. For terms apply
at residence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-12-29
Mineral Point Real Estate Agency.

the Democrat
Office We city and
property prices; also few
for listed With US
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-10-12
To Build Up Poultry.

A correspondent writes that he has
enough feed TO carry 200 or more
hens through the winter, some good
houses to care for them in, and wants
to go into the poultry business. Natur.
ally he does not wish to buy high in
price thoroughbreds nor to wait sew.
eral months to raise chickens from
eggs. Under the conditions named the
best thing would be to go into the
open poultry market and buy hens that
are offered for sale alive; if one is a
fair judge of poultry and will look
around carefully he will be able to
pick up a number Of year-old hens,
mainly of the heavier breeds, that are
of pretty good stock and he can buy
them at a price which will be made
good in the eggs they will lay under
proper care and ratiOns.
In the spring quite number Of these
hens will want to sit, and then eggs of
thoroughbreds may be bought or an
incubator used and a fine flock of
high grade birds obtained for the sec.
ond winter, the old hens furnishing
the egg supply for the summer and
many of them will lay into the winter.
When they stop they can be fattened
and prepared for the holiday market.
We do not know OF any better or
quicker way to get start in the poul-
try business than this, provided always
that one has some experience in the
work.-Indanapolis News.