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iDcn 3'H3u EutmcHi nicbi IN u bis II 1aocn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-23

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30

we have much to say; too much
to put it all down here. We invite
you to call at the Young Mems
Clothing Store Of Will & Dick and
examine the most excellent line OF
suits for Men and Boys, also for
the little fellows, ever shown in
this city. Our goods are purchas-
ed from the most reliable manufac-
turcrs in America; hence satlsfac-
ton to our customers is guaranteed
COrrell & Martin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30
Alderman Owes Election to Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy.

81 eau heartily and conscientiously
recommend Chamberlaiu's Cougl
II, medy for affections Of the throat
and lungs" says Hon. John Shennick
220 SO. Peoria St, Chicago. "Tw(
years ago during Il political cam
paign, l caught cold after being over
heated, which irritated my throat
and / was finally compelled 90 stop
as | could not speak aloud. In my
extremity IA friend advised me to use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
took two doses that afterT Don auC
could not believe my senses when
found the next morning the infiam
nation had largely subsidized. tool
several doses that day, kept right OF
taking through the campaign, and
thank this medicine that | won my
seat in the council" This remedy Il
for sale by Vivian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30
HIGHLAND AND VICINITY

From The Press:
Michael Flynn, a resident of this
place for more than forty years
passed away at the family home ON
the evening OF March A. Although
failing in health for number OF
years, and confined to the house dur
ing the past winter, the malady
which terminated his life became
acute only during the last few weeks
and was borne with rare patience. He
was born in the city of New York
March %, 1914, but passed nearly all
his life in Iowa county, Wis. He was
married to Ann McGovern in Nov.
ember, 1871, and to them eleven chill.
dren were born, six of whom preced-
ed him to the grave, he being sur
vived by his wife, daughter Efiie
and four sons, Elvin, William, Ed
ward and Joseph, as we'll as his
brother Richard of Omaha, Neb,, and
sister Margaret of Butte, Mont, and
hosts of admiring friends who ill
pray that he is resting in peace.
Thomas Ellery, who was work ing
on the cold storage plant here for
some time, has returned TO his home
in Mineral Point. He and his broth
er Joseph, under the firm name OF
Ellery Bros, carry on quite an ex-
tensive contracting and building
business, each summer employing
several men. Careful and reliable
workmeu, their business is constant
ly growing.
Cobb village will raise the saloon
license from 500 to 5000. Highland
ought to vote the same way, for with
three saloons $500 would be had,
where six now pay but $500. Win
dow curtains, shades and screens
should also be abolished.
J. w. Salladay of Mineral Point
is here today buying wood, intend
ing to ship two carloads out. Next
winter cordwood will be scarce, rs "A
small amount was cut this winter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30
MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 30 1906
LINDEN.
From the Southwest,

From the Southwest,
The bank of Linden grows right
along ms the report Of It's condition
published IN this paper shows.
Mr.. John Alton Will soon com
mence the erection Of a new dwell
ing; and later Of meat market
Mr.. Chas. Edwards viii soon com
menco the erection of II new hard
ware store building To the north of
Mr.. ALI. Grasses store, and on land
that was formerly the Dinsdale store
lot.
Mr.. Weisen has bought IA parcel of
land of Miss Ella Barrett that ad-
Joins Mr. G. Pollard's on the north. 1t
means another dwelling house.
A new strike of lead at the Re
barts that is likely to equal that of n
year ago, which yielded some hun
dreds of thousands.
MessrS J. Harker aud VIM. Smith
uuloaded Il car of speltz this week
that was raised of their farm near
Iroquois, South Dakota.
Mr.. II. Osborne, Jr., has gone to
Iowa, not far from DeMoinos, to farm
land that his father has there this
season.
Pumps will be started in shaft of
Ross Bros. in n day or two. There is
now too much water for those sinking
shafts To handle with tubs.
Mr.. j. :. erase, accompanied by
two little daughters, arrived here
from planknton, South Dakota, the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. John Richards arrived home
from Butte, Montana, last Friday. A
considerable number Of years have
gone by since he went west, but he
returns looking very much as he did
when he went away.
1t is reported, aud we think the re-
port is true that Mr.. Sam Jenkins, Of
Mineral Point, the veteran hardware
man there. has bought that part of
the old Ingram hotel lot on which
the hotel formerly stood and pro-
poses to erect building thereon
right away to be used by him for n
hardware store and agricultural inn
plemeut warehouse. Likely one of
his sons will have charge of the Lin
den branch of the business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30
HOLLANDALE AND VICINITY

From the Review.
An exchange tells Of two little boys
who asked their mother II they could
play store in the dining room. Yes
she replied, "if you don't make much
noise We'll be quiet about it
mamma" said one "we'll be store
keepers that don't advertise
viii Shea, who has been visiting
relatives and friends here for several
weeks left Monday for his home in
Cresco, Iowa.
The remains of Peter Swiggum,
who died at Mendoza Hospital, was
brought here "Wednesday for burial
Some eighteen years ago Mr.. Swig-
gum received sunstroke, since
when, at intervals, his mind has been
affected. About two years ago he
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30

was taken to Mendoza for treatment,
and there he contracted consump-
ton, from which he died. Notwith-
standing his affection he made one
of the best farms in the township and
built a beautiful home for his family.
VIM. Kramer, after Il residence IN
Jonesdale since its founding, moved
his family to Dodgeville this week.
Uriah James went To Beloit last
week to work in machine shop.
The bank has been putting in lot
of new office furniture, which gives
it far better appearance.
Word has been received that Ross
James, formerly of this place, now OF
Milwaukee, was married on the llth
inst, the lady's name being Miss Hal
lie Watts.
The farmer who formerly chased
about for week trying to sell IA COW
horse, pig, or poultry has found
better way at less wear and tear and
at reduced expense A little ad in the
local paper has been found to be
much more effectual, in that time Is
saved and the number Of bidders in
creased.
George Campbell has contracted
for the purchase from his brother
Orville of the old Campbell home
in Middlebury, and Orville has en-
tered into an agreement with John
A. Johnson for the purchase of the
Iatter's hardware business and real
estate at this place. The new propri-
etors, we are told, expect to take pos
session next week. What Mr.. John
son intends doing has not been an
nounced.
Thomas Ryan Of Waldwick died
Wednesday Mt an advanced age.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30
Local Overflow.


Get a Solid Gold Slgn.s Ring at
n. s. Hurlbus Il Co's.
beginning with next "Wednesday
the dry goods and clothing stores Of
this city will keep open on Wednes-
day evenings.
Mrs. Dull, accused of stealing a
sum Of money from Charles Doyle of
Monticello, was bound over to the
June term of the circuit court under
| bail Of 800.
-Chas. Perkins, a brother OF Mrs.
Geo. Phillips and Mrs. Henry Cole
OF this city, died March % in Chicago
AMI was buried in DodgevilIe on
Sunday, March 26.
j. w. Bashford who, it will be
remembered by many of our citizens
was the principal of our city schools
in the early 70s, died at Hudson, this
state, on Monday last.
Mr. Thomas Carkeek, of Du-
buque, called on old acquaintances
in this city last Saturday. He went
| from here to DodgeviIle to visit wit h
his mother and other relatives.
The largest Good Templar lodge
in Wisconsin is in Marshfield. This
lodge recently had russell with the
slot machine operators aud have
come out victorious as all slot ma
chimes have now been ordered out by
the mayor.
Last week the preliminary work
toward the building of the new La
| Fayette county court house was per-
formed by G. A. Marshall, county
surveyor. The building is to be con.
structed Of smooth-cut Ohio lime
stone, two stories high, with base
| ment. The face or east part is to be
| l04 feet, with side walls extending
back II distance of 80 feet.
Railway surveying parties out OF
Jonesdale on the Illinois Central
about seven miles east of here, have
been engaged the last two or three
weeks in figuring out the most feas-
ible route to this city. What the re-
suit will be time alone can tell
Many of our citizens are of the opiL-
ion that it would prove beneficial to
be thus connected with the outside
/ world
Hon. G. Spenslcy returned lasi
Saturday from his trip to the Ber-
muuda Islands, to look after his cases
before the circuit court, in session
this week. The senator tells In very
| interesting manner of the climate
the towns and the customs and man
ners of the inhabitants ofthe islands
Mrs. Spensley and their daughter
Ruth stopped off IN New YORK for a
brief visit with Mr.. John p. Cobb
| Mrs. Spensley's brother.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30
A Safe Cough Medicine for Children

In buying a cough medicine for
children never be afraid to buy
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy.
There is no danger from it and relief
is always sure TO follow. 1t is especi-
ally valuable for colds, Group and
whooping cough. For sale by Nivi-
an Pharmacy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30

Consisting of 80 acres, on the Liv-
ingston Prairie, about two miles south
of Livingston. For price and terms
see j Il. Reynolds. Att
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-03-30


Memories Of haplain-Trumbull
Life OF John Observation-Disclosures
Animals OF the Past,-Lucas.
Oliver Cromwell Roosevelt
Autobiography OF Journalst-StilIman.
The Land of the Latins-W Willard
Progress OF Invention-Byrn.
Recollections Of Missionary Brady.
French Art -Brownell
Romance OF Colorado -Delenbaugh.
Ulysses 8. Grant-Wister.
Trust Finance-Meade.
The End of an Era -Wisc
Political Parties and Party Problems
WOODBURY..
Commercial Geography Adams.
Expansion OF the American People Sparks.
Two Little Savages--Seton.
Wild Life OF Orchard and Field--Ingersoll.
Famous Singers Lahee
Heart OF John Wesley's Journal-Revell.
Century Book for Mothers-Gale.
Old China Book Moore.
"reminiscences Of the Civil War-Gordon.
Barbzon Days smith
Famous Violinlsts OF Today and Yesterday
-Lahoe.
Victorian Prose Masters BrowneIl.
Great Siberian Railway Shoemaker.
The Forest White
Path to Rome -Belloc.
Getting a Living Bolen
Old Quebec--Parker.
Carpentes-- Whittier.
Animals Before Man--Lucas
The Turn Of the Road Frothingham.
The Case and Exceptions Hill
Gal!ops 2--Gray.
Darrell of the Blessed Isles Bachelor,
Lions Of the Lord Wilson.
Cheerful Americans Loomis.
Before the Dawn--Altsheler.
In Babel--Ade
The Blood Lilies Fraser.
Virginia Girl in Civil War--Avary
The Heart OF the Doctor-Foster.
Making OF a Journalist Ralph.
st ry of q Grain o. Wheat Edgar.
Present Day Egypt--penfeld.
The Turn Lubbock.
Contemporaries -Higginson.
Studies in Contemporary Biographies
Bryce.
Greater RussiaGerrare.
Around the caribbean and Across Panama
Nicholas.
Municipal Engineering and Sanitation
Baker
American Traits Munsterberg
Forty-one Years in India Roberts.
The Kindred OF the Wild Roberts.
Letters Of IA Diplomats Wife, Waddington
Art OF Cross Eyamination--W ellman.
Hpr Was ingtop aypariopca-- To ronb,r
Social Unrest--Brooks.
Little Pilgrimages--H arkns,
Substitutes for the Saloon Calkins.
Stage "Reminiscences OF Mrs. Gilbert
Life and Let tiers OF Edgar A. Poe Harrison
Improvem't of Towns and Cities Robinson
Story of Nineteenth Century Science -
Williams
Encyclopedias OF Etiquette -Ilolt.
Portraits OF the Sixties Mccarthy.
Down Orinoco in Il Canoe--Trana.
Among the Water Fowl-Job.
Week in II French Country House Sar-
torres.
Madness Of Philip Daskham.
Kings End--Brown.
Gondola Days--smith.
Goodbye Proud World--Kirk.
The O'Ruddy--Crane and Barr.
The Ward Of King Canute-- Liljencrantz.
His Lordships Leopard Wells.
The Minority -lllll.
Squireen-- Bullock.
Land OF joy Barbour.
Round Anvil Rock Banks.
The Awakening of Anthony Weir Hooking.
The Wisdom OF Fools Deland.
Middle Aged Love Stories--D askham
Frander's Widow--Erancis.
Anna of the Five Tow Bennett.
Her Bosto Eypei fence Aleson.
The Manor Farm Francis
The Westcotes- Couch
Spindle and Plough Dudeney.
Heart OF Hyacinth--W atanna.
Log OF Cowboy Adams
Shadow of Victory Reed.
The Holiday Case stevenson.
Fortunes of Life Seawell
My Friend prospero- Harland.
Daphne--s Sherwood.
Gabriel Tolliver--i Harris.
His Daughter First Hardy
Horses Nihe-Ford,
No0.Bg of Saee.a-- kHYs
Conquerlug o. -M0wbray.
John oercyfeld-- Henderson.
The Web--Hill
Penelope's Experience -Wiggin,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-25
ON DE
NueVas OfiCinas
Mo- nj CI|Qa les en-.
Arecib0
Sc ia Hech0 una lagnifiGa InstaIa-
CiOn Electrical
No Sc Ia Arreglado ID Immense Baehs, gus hay
en- eI CamIn0 que c0nduee Il CemgnterlO.
lDe aaalestro eorrespoaaaak. ]

Octubre "a. AyerIquedaron instaladas
las nueYas ofcinas dc este municipio, me
iora neyada cabo poi nuestro alcalde j
que es digna de aplauso
Derribados los Antiques tabiques que
diVidfan los distintosf departamentos, ha
quedado un hermoso espIendido salon
donde se han coIocadoI las dfstintas ofcinaa
seg1n 81 estilo modernD.
Tn tabique mediano con celosfa de tela
metalica divide 10 largo todo 81 salon,
separando asf las ofcinas del pdblico que
con elias Sc comunica por ventanillas abier-
tas al efecto
lnteriormente qued#n snbdivididos los
departamentos por pequenos tabiques, en-
primer termino secretafia, despu6s registro
civil, sanidad, contadurfa, ingeniero y te-
sorerfa, todos con sus eorrespOndientes es-
eritorios americanos aparato para archi-
vo.
Una serie de teI6fonps intercomunicados
ponen en- relaci6n laI oicina del alcalde
con los distintos departamentos.
Hay una magnfica installation electrica
tenlendo cada escritori0 su correspondence
lampara con pantalla verde.
El aspecto de estas ofcinas es serio
elegante y las coloca al nivel de cualquier
departamento de esa capital.
Pronto Sc comenzar6Tel arreglo del salon
de sesiones.
Felicitanos al senior Perez Avil6s por Ia
briIlante mejora, hacienda desaparecer las
antiguas ofcinas en- bien del progreso y de
los adelantos modernosl
Sc aeerca el dfa de los difuntos en-
que Sc vista el cementerio y no sabemos
que hasta ahora Sc haya ordenado el ARE
glo del immense baehe que hay antes de
llegar 8 la fnca del senior Garcia. Es ne
cesario 81 Immediate arreglo, bien Dor cuen-
ia de Ia Junta de Caminos 5 de este Mu-
nicipio.
En- eI vapor que sale hoy para los
Estados Unidos ha embarcado Ia distin-
guida senora Genoveva Storer de Lago.
que va reunirse con su esposo que reside
en- ell Canada. LIE deseamos un feliz viaje
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-25
NC S0CI
TIA EN- MAA.
EI pueblo SatisfechO de Ia Admins
traction aniOnists.
Esta sn nal Estad0 d canlna due eonduee
Il EsiaciOn.
{ De naestro eOrrespoassal epe Uiqjie.

Octubre "A FL domingo se llev6 ca
bo un meeting socialista con el mayor
orden apesar de que algunos oradores no
estuv ieron justos en- sus manifestations
que fueron apa ionadas y claro que ese no
es el medic de convencer & nadie.
Muy pronto contard Manatf con un
reloi p1blico.
Estos adelantos Sc deben 4 la admins
TRACTION unionista.
Manatf cuenta hoy con una biblioteca
escolar magnffca Y con algunas escuelas
mas que las que antes tenfa, debi6ndose
estos progresses & la labor de la Junta Es-
collar
El Alcalde, doctor Vazquez Colon es
un hombre que merece las simpatfas de
todos los vecinos de este pueblopor sus sen
timientos generosos.
Serfa conyeniente que nuestro Alcal-
de dispusiera que los presos que cumplen
condena en- la carcel p6blica fueran utili-
zados para el arreglo del camino que del
pueblo conduce la estaei6n del ferroca-
rril. ~:
-E alumbrado algunas veces resulta
sdeficiente y bueno fuera que se corrijiera
esta falta.
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Aver tarde regresaron de Coamo. An.
de estuvieron una corta talnporsda ss.il j Is -
nor Carlos Conde de ii irnnortanfa caso
ComerciaI de esta plaza Villar q. a.