Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-05-05

both for the farms aud mines.
The man who never bothers any
body who does not bother him will
be popular neighbor, but will prob.
leader.
We hear of good many Repub.
lean aspirants for nomination for
county Office. Names are not here
mentioned because OF lack of assur-
ance that rumors are correct
1t is understood that business
houses will close from 2:30 to 4 80
next Wednesday afternoon, when
the Boston female base ball club
displays its skill on the diaMoad at
the fair grounds in this city.
Jas. Graham, who has with such
general satisfaction served as an
assistant of Supt. Perkins al the
county asylum for about three years,
is now welding the razor and shears
at Masters barber shop to the entire
satisfaction of all customers.
Stops more pain, relieves more
suffering. prevents more heart aches
and diseases than any other remedy.
This is what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. 80 cents in tea or
tablet form. J. A. Meserole.
A ha isrb afh Lot
test. to take place at Platteville Sat
urday of this week, Chas. Curry, Ira
Fitzsimons, Dan McWilliams, Elmer
Hornung, Frank Wedlake. Wallace
Martin, Jack Harris and Binks AL
ton of our school will be on hand to
capture all points necessary.
-Dodgeville democrats have evil
IDENTIFY been swallowed up. At the
caucus held in that city
last Saturday 42l votes were cast,
while the combined vote for LA Fol-
lette and Rose for governor, in that
city, two years ago was 436, of which
Rose received l47.
Don't forget the Grand Boxing
Exhibition Tuesday, May TO- The
last chance you have to witness any
sport until next fall. Done fail to
have your supports with you when
you see the Bladder Contest, funni.
est thing on earth. Home people
should secure seats early, as out Of
town delegations are already buying
up seats. Doors open 1880 p. m, show
starts 8:l5. Tickets $50 and SOC.
The past winter has been one Of
sufficient severity to thoroughly test
the cement walk laid by the city
last year and also that laid in front
of the Meunster property on High
street. The general verdict is that
the walks passed through the ordeal
successfully and are now in excellent
This, it is thought. will
result in others being laid in the
near future, as soon, say, as property
owners and our city fathers can adj
just the expense satisfactory to both.
From the Hawarden (Iowa)
Chronicle we learn of the death of
Miss Olive Hitchcock, a grand
daughter of Stephen Chenall, form
erly of this place. The deceased is
spoken of as a general favorite,
whom everyone of that community
learned to love and admire because
of her beautiful life, which was like
a ray of sunshine and pure as the
dew. She was lG years of
age and died from cerebro-spinal
after an illness Of scarce
ly "a hours.
Archie Hahn of Dodgeville was
a big factor in carrying the great
athletic honors to Ann Arbor from
Franklin Field, Philadelphia. The
city Of Ann Arbor was wild with
enthuiasm which Hahn helped to
bring to the Michigan city by his
victory in the l00-yard dash. OF the
three heats Hahn ran the last two,
winning both easily in 10 Is and 10
In the final heat Hahn had for op-
ponents three of the fastest sprinters
in the country. They were Blair OF
Chicago, Schick Of Harvard and Tor
rey of Yale. The four were on even
terms for 10 yards when Hahn dug
his spikes deeper and won with what
the Chicago Record calls ridiculous
ease"
Our school base ball team Will
play an exhibition game with the
Boston Bloomefs on Wednesday May
II. The Bloomer Girls do not ex-
pect to draw crowds entirely on ac-
count Of the novelty of being lady
base ball players, but really put up
very creditable exhibition of the ma
tional game. They travel in a pri-
vate palace car and carry canvas
fence IA feet high and 1900 feet long
for enclosing the grounds, {. canopy
covered grand stand with a capacity
Of 2OOo, and everything necessary to
give a first-class exhibition. They
have toured every state, also Canada,