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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
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PART
1-Senator Mitchell sentenced.
2-Swedish cabinet resigns.
s-RoyaI meeting topic of hour.
4-EditoriaI.
5-Man has many ills.
6-7-CIassified advertisements.
s-Sues for big damages.
PART II
1-Finds target in idle women.
2-Southern California news.
8, a, S, 6-Public advertising.
Markets.
8-Sports.
EASTERN
Figures show that yellow fever has
claimed many victims in New Orleans
in past few days.
Fam Famous bull fighter drugged and
robbed OF large sum in New York
Baron Komura arrives in New York.
and spokesman of party says Japan
Will be guided by moderation.
FOREIGN
Swedish cabinet resigns office and
reports terms which should accompany
European gossip busy with specula-
tions as to recent meeting of kaiser and
B inactivity OF months broken DY tTl-
fling engagements between hostile ar
mics.
COAST
Senator Mitchell of Oregon sentenced
to six months in jail and TO pay $1,000
fine.
Redding butcher nearly frozen to
death byibeing locked in cold storage
plant
Two unidentified men die at receiving
hospital. One Is killed by Santa Monica
car, another is mangled by Salt Lake
passenger train.
Dependent women are raped by Mrs,
N. o. Nelson, st. Louis millionaire
profit sharing manufactures, tells OF the
Heroism of two policemen stops rum
away team on Broadway as IL dashes
into crowd.
Jewish syndicate 10 erect three-ton
testing plant at Dawn mine on MT. Lowe.
Negress Is stabbed fve times on body
and refuses TO dvulge name OF assailant.
Local company Is preparing 10 connect
America with Orient by wireless telee-
Rayages of salton sea cause southern
Pacific 10 build detour and officials say
is'ss.is Real estate man and attorney indulge in
Sic Sick husband resents wife's suit for
Injured dairyman sues young Hancock
FOR $4,000.
Herald stories of abuse OF speed prlpl-
leges by autom99ills,a causes police COM
Business women's club ordered to pay
u ID Carter sues former stockholders
IN Linen Laundry and supply company
for money invested, alleging fraud and
misrepresentation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26

| the Southern Pacific has encountered
have been aceentuated.
Nj. Ingram said yesterday: IT must
admit that the situation is grave. The
extent of the flood has exceeded our
expectations. While Volcano lake is
now draining into Hardy's Colorado
river instead of through the new river
into the Salton sink, and the water
level of the Colorado river is constant
ly falling, the Salton sea has contin-
ued to rise However, with the de-
tour being built we apprehend no dam
ger and 1 am hopeful that within the
next few days we shall have stopped
the intake of the development COM
pany's works so that it will not be
necessary to construct the new line
entirely as contemplated"
Thus far attempts made by the en-
gineers of the California Development
company to block the intake of the ir-
rigation canals have met with failure,
partially because of lack of capital and
partially from the fact that the va
garies of the Colorado river can only
be surmised.
The river carries with it large guam
titles of silt An island extending
1000 feet above the intake and 500 feet
below has been turning three-fifths of
the water of the river into the cana!
and thence into the Salton sink.
The development company last year,
before the annual rise in the river, had
made arrangements to protect it's prop
erty from flood water by a concrete
dam, with steel gates built across the
intake. The company's engineers were
caught mapping. The June floods
came. They were the heaviest known
within the memory of the Oldest in
habitant of the country. The water
poured through the intake, greatly in
creasing it in breadth and depth until
when several outside engineers who
were consulted as to the construction
of dam, said such would be as diff
cult as to impound the Colorado river
itself.
Pilings were placed above the intake
but the water made a new channel
farther toward the Arizona side, then
turned and began to cut into the in
take worse than ever.
In spite of the fact that the river is
fast resuming its normal level, be-
cause of the new channel it has worn.
the Colorado will continue to pour it's
waters into the Salton sink unless 1t
can be DETECTED far above the devel-
opment company's property
This is what Southern Pacific en-
gineers win essay to accomplish. Five
thousand feet above the Intake jetty
5000 feet long win be projected into the
stream. Today hundreds of Indians.
Mexicans and all the more skilled la
Dor which the railroad company can
procure win be employed on the work.
The jetty will be constructed OF cotton
wood trees, brush and stones.
Should this accomplish It's purpose,
the Southern Pacific railroad and its
protege, the development company,
viii have facing them new PROPOSE
tion. With the turning OF the waters
into the channel on the Arizona side,
the rights of the farmers owning prop
er-y along the river bank will have 10
be considered. The farmers say that
II the corporations carry out the pres
ent plan Of jetty, their farms will
become a part OF OF the river channel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
JEWS WANT POWERS TO AID
THEM TO GET PALESTINE
Rv Assoclated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-Dr. Ber-
hard g Schwarz. late deputy grand
master of the knights OF Zion. branch
OF the federation OF American ziopists.
has forwarded communication to the
Zionist congress now In session at Basel,
Switzerland. urging that an appeal be
made to the powers to join IN con-
certed action to prevail upon the sultan
OF Turkey to restore Palestine to the
Jews
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
NEARLY FROZEN IN
COLD STORAGE ROOM
Cutter in Meat Market Has Marrow
Escape From Losing
His Life
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
REDDING, July 25.-John Dixon,
cutter in a meat market here, was ac-
cidentally locked in the refrigeration
room of the cold storage plant last
night and spent nearly two hours in a
freezing atmosphere. He was discov-
cred by a man passing the shop, who
released the butcher. Dixon was stiff
and numb and nearly frozen to death.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
WEALTHY COTTON BROKER
BLOWS HIS BRAINS OUT
BY Aasoclated Press.

by A85OCIdtcu E@TesH'
NEW YORK. July 25.-otto Bern
heimer. a member Of Bernheimer &
Walter. cotton brokers of this city, and
reputed TO be wealthy, committed sui
eide today by shooting himself in the
head In his apartments at the Hotel
Seville. He left no explanation of his
act
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
RoJEsTvENskY GOES
UNDER SURGEONS KNIFE
Z Assoela ted fress.

BY A53OVIatVu FI0677
TOXIC. July 25.-Rear Admiral Rc-
jestvensky has undergone successful
operation. A wound on his forehead
was opened and small piece OF bone
removed. His condition Is considered
satisfactory.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
Mobile Free From Pest

by ASSCCidltu FTeSS.
MOBILE, Ala, July 25.-Dr. Eugene
S. Wasdin, surgeon of the marine hos
pital service, detailed by the govern
ment to make an inspection Of the
coast cities, has concluded his investi-
cation into conditions at Mobile and
states emphatically that there is no yell
low fever here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-26
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Fair on
Wednesday, with fog in the morn
ing; light west wind. Maximum
temperature in Los Angeles yester-
day, 80 degrees; minimum, So de-
grees.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13

big, bDis oelu1e Som opretboIoes. So
bisie @oniefpenier ifal Sen ~preusiiife
statsaopofatur % Sc %preusiiife
9omitole fomme til at itaa operfor!
&rofesior Scbrg6er og Or. Scbil1oel-
bauer bar anllaaet Ell Gone opertoi
Den 0auife og noroiife 9iteraturs pp.
perlte Mepraienta1ter, lom pii bi1p.
iorltaaet % purOerai efter Jortjcnelte
/ Gunniarf og oper bele Meoroen. 90
iom mon raaber /. Sforen, iii MAJ:
itffert faa Soar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13

u a T 3 u 3 9 I'll p re- i . I.
@iifop i Narba,s, Or. tbeoI. Soba1=
mes Glalien, bar facet i'm Nfifeo ef
ter Mniegaina, p9 til bars Otter.
fslger er l,o1Gpnt 8iifop / Muiborg,
ti0liaere Grufeslor peb &vseu5opn:
l%tniperiitet Jreoerif Nielie1,.
5 e b t an 5 e. S. =. Stu
rllps @aar0 / Stremmebpl peo
Sarm CT neobrnrot. sSrtet 9cpe1Se
iaoebronote. Sloen CT paaIat, .hst
Gierens 3atter let Nu1falb al Sinos=
i~or9irring bar ontenot @almen / Sd
Sen.
Spre11 =. Sprenlel1s @aaro /
SerIep peb Sejle er neobrunDt. 81
Sen opitpO / Stlebulet. S 9ebet al
eln Sin1e neobrnn0fe allie fire 2Gl1=
ger. StprlteOelen al SnDboet brGnb=
te. &reatl1rerne reO0e0es.
8. %. September, Mften peo
S=Siben %neohr9note Spren Mnoer=
iens QienDum / Stenlpie pQa SiGl.
lolo fuloltGnOil. @eiut1!l1gcll, meS
l~lnota9elie al nc,gle @rile og noget
Sierfrn, blep rcobet, 0esimob hrpub=
te alt Snoboet, Snuel1tur % Den ino=
bpltebe Sgo. Get ontuges, at Sl0G1
CT opltaaet neo Ell @rpggefieoel.
Gpbs ia | 3. S%nOebaperen al
Neltpebs ltprlte &jpbn1unbs= og 8ros=
iereriorret'1ing Irit5 2illelnno er Of
gaaet pes 9pDen, 10 Nor aan1mel.
-Sporefasiehogholoer fbp. &ipb=
mono ,%sltlil1s Sireb / Npbora er al
gaaet peo 9pOeu, 70 slar galnmel.
Nfopoe par / Ell lang Marraffe Meo=
le1l1 GT g(0Dor9 SDrQuO.
- &uptejn Gauge pes 81. 9atail=
Ion / &ipbenbapn err pll,olelig afgaaet
neo 9p0en; 49 Star gommel.
- 6bp. &jebn1anO, &pnlul &as=
mus @incfler / 9fpborg, er 0gO, "A
Star 81. Atoeoe oar / mango gar
'&eblem al @prua0et.
- Baron 9ertpucb=2e6n til @aro=
MET Spnoerfarle paa 2nllan0 CT Of
gooet pes Gpoen / en- Nl0er al 70
Nor. Zen Nfop0e, ser boeOe paa lin
@ienoom Sofiebpi pes &g0bp, urpe0c
@aruniet. SpnDerfarle allereOe / ell
SLIDER al 5 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13
sra socriec fummer en- 6pfimbcl=

>~ ="
ie,> ion1 ser er omfottet meO iaa al
minoelig Siltro, at ligefra @eOlem-
mer11a al aongefamilien til Sc beifeo-
neite @jem, allc fienoer iamme, og
nplten ollie Burger Sen, mange en0og
til 6agligt 9rl1g. 9enne Spoagellc
er ct 9elbrebeliesmi6bel for 6orfplel=
ie, &atorrb, Snflammationer, Saar,
Gprf, Coulter, pmme Je00er, 9uo=
ipgoomme og mango andre SDgoom=
me, og er besuoe11 ct uomarfet Sol
letn1iODel for Munoens, SanOernes>
@aarets og @uoens &leie. Spoage=
rem, SEN fremragen0e &i6enifabs=
man0 og femiife Gabrifant Or. g.
@aofanlon, fal0er lit Ereparat so
lubrin", lom bentp0er til oetS enc
ltaaen6e belbre6e10e @%genifaber Ga
tinf, Soluber = engelf, Salnbri=
pns). Get fan MI fjpbes manaelte6s
i Mmerifa. (Se Mpertisl ementet /
Bette @1a6).
Mt flere oaarlige @herIignelier al
lere6e er / Morfeoet, er ct 8epis pao
at solubrins beje gero ifottes, If:
set 1gnner Jig life at efterabe elle1
~forfo1ite set peroilgie. 8as poa, a
foa Set pgte, JONI paa @tifetten ba1
ct 6aciimile at 0pfinoere1s geap'r
tr@f.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13

=
Sc fgrite Gage / ct aierligbeos-
forboIo ligner Spuniernes Sog, naar
Sc orog us pna Spoageller ben npe
@eroen. Soet De gift ON 8oro lobeoe
oe beres Staggering at fslge De beitem-
tie Snit5ufser, bien1ienoe &laner og
cioiliiere Nmerifa;; men nappe par De
fomme, fgrenb 5pnet at Ell ubenot
@immeI, 1rifobe, @ul6- og 5glp=Nfi.
ner berebeoe Dem S%ufommelien. Sor
at lie .efter bet npe g1emte De beres
2sfte % belle europa; men De op.
ooge0e en- sfat. 5naleoes gaar BET
lh1nom Sc Glifenoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13
gobe Gbaneer ! Galif,rnia.

Spis Sc gnifer ct bpggeligt &jem,
Der bbor &Iimaet er milbt og ualting
bIonnitrer", Ies 90 8oeer1 ON .abe
Greet Sacramento gallep Of gaIi-
forniin" Ser for 10 Gents ienoes at
9be @outbern Eaeific, Sept. I 8,
Son Grnncisco. Gorbbr ON billise
8illetter til California for aoleni-
tier, Sc iaIges fra Is. g%epten1ber IL
81. Dftober;; $50. so fra st. Hnl,I,,
$34.9 80 fra minneapolis. 2ignenoe
lore Briier ffrn more Bper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13

&aa. &incbenfcn. 9eriom 9e ielr
eller nogen al Ceres fiere befinoer
fig paa r&inebnnfen", iom en- 6glge
~af @igt, begpno ltrafs at toge Or.
Yeter's &urifo, SEN gamle, pelprepe.
oe l1rteme0icin. 3ert tillapes 81
Or. &eter Tabrnep & Cons 60.
1t2-t1S Soutb @opne Ape., @bi-
eogo, SlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13

st &armemiooel. v@pao ler jeg?
Gu gaar uben Sperfraffe / Sen &11l-
Sc og Sin Some gaar omfring / tpt
&eIspprfsfaobe?"
vSi bore title, finre @eu, naor
jeg tp1fer poa, bpob Sen &aabe far
fpitet, bar ieg set beot nof, bnor me-
get Set laa frpier!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-13

ne bar Hrob1t Nel1ter 9rOfprer TOR DC
Il 8raiter, ser inogif meo Ell Sore
itilling til SEN prenSiiffe &ultnsmI-
hitter for at faa l1ofgrellen at Sprog-
anoroningen at 1888 noger lempet.
S Sc ienere slar leo ban at Gut
ferlpge og &iarteipaffelie. Set fni-
Sc gipre 6olf. onot at ieSoen tioligere
Iao raife og imuffe Mano, fife ale1e
beiet UNDER garenes 8Ggt n ban
bleb fun 6Y Mar gammel men
n6en Gpipl tDnget al Sen Jglelie, at
ban, Sen 9refi9re % pelbegopeoe
Mano, maatte lie tilbage paa eli golo
8irfion1be0. S. firfelig @enieenos
baboe ban inte funnet .110rette, og
bans sognebern par | BET belle lige
ioo bdnffe peo bans Deb, iom 90 ban
tom oertil for to sneie Mar iioen.
Mligebel bill 8ropit 8el1ter ion
ben agtperoige, isnmelige % faraf-
terfaite Mano, ban par, r1arr1ef ba'
be efterIaot zig ct ret beIpilligt Min-
Sc / 5ognet. Gems 5uitrn bor
bonf fsot. Observation-Disclosures
Ben foregn nniten l1oeIuffenoe pd;
SDf, bpao Ser bafte betpoelig @ais'
fternning / soguet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
g price bid for same now
Our District Attorney a Benedict.

So quietly was the event conducted
that the Tribune was not on to the
fact that District Attorney, Joseph
n. Treweek, became benedict on
Tue Gay evening. Nov. q, until with
in IA few minutes before the type for
this issue was put on the press. The
bride is none other than Miss Ida
Vickerman,a highly respected young
lady of this city. The nuptial knot
was tied at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs, VIM. Wicker
man, in the presence of relatives and
few intimate friends, Rev. Walker
officiating.
This is a befitting union of two
worthy young people whose numer-
Gus friends cheerfully join the Trib
une in hoping that the sunshine of
happiness and prosperity will al
ways brighten their pathway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
Death of Charles Benson.

The subject Of this notice died al
his home in this city Friday, Nov. IL
Mr. Benson was born in OXfordshire
Eng, Feb. IL, 1881; came to Mineral
Point in lS49, and soon thereafter
located on farm few miles south
east Of this city, where he remained
continuously until removing to this
city some few years ago, He was
married To Sarah Avery the 10th of
April, 1870. and unto them seven
children were boru -four sons and
three daughters) one of whom died
in infancy. Mr. Benson joined the
p. M. church at Willow Springs in
1879. and remained consistent to the
hour of his death
Deceased was an industrious and
conscientious man. His illness was
OF about three years duration.
Funeral Monday with services at
the home and p. NJ church, Revs.
Hardcastle and Walker officiating.
1t was largely attended.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
Vim. Arthur mn BY Stray Bullet.

While engaged in assisting to load
some heavy machinery parts onto
a wagon last Friday afternoon, near
the railroad track between the depot
and acid plant in this city, Mr.. VIM.
Arthur was struck in the head by n
stray bullet. The bullet tore through
the scalp from over the right ear to
near the central part Of the forehead.
1t struck with sufficient force to
stun Mr. Arthur and he has been IN
somewhat dazed condition ever
since. The bullet, afterwards found
in the cap he wore, was of the 30 call
iber and was flattened, thus giving
evidence of having struck.some hard
substance before tearing through his
scalp, otherwise he might have been
killed instantly. 1t is serious enough
as il is. That carelessness and fire.
arms ever continue to 20 hand in
hand is passing strange.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
Producing Zinc Mines.

What is being done by the Enter
prise and Empire mines has ceased
to be wonder to the Plntteville
people and they scarcely realize
| their magnitude. The dividends are
taken as n matter of fact and have
ceased to cause comment. The En-
terprise has given in dividends $l49
on every share on an investment of
$40. Besides this the company has
machinery, buildings and real estate
to the amount of $4,000. They have
expended not less than 100000 for
labor alone since the mine was
started, and II greater part of the
labor money has been spent in
Platteville. The stock holders of this
property are assured of IA good mine
for twenty years.
The dividends given by the En-
pire read like fairy story. During
the first year of dividends, which
has just closed. the company return
ed To Its stockholders S9O,OOO Oh an
investment OF $4,000, or a return of
$3.50 for every $50 invested, The first
dividend of the company was made
the latter part of August, l90l.-Mis
waukee Free Press.
Stock in the Sunrise, in the same
vicinity as the Slack mine, went
from $40 to $50 during the past week,
Stock in the Sunset mine, in the
same vicinity, sold for Sl,00 last sum-
mer, and is held now at $500 with
bid of $l60
A citizen Of Mineral Point put $500
in the Grnnow mine, one-half mile
west or the Slack mine, and was Of
fered $4,000 for his interest a short
time ago.
A few mining stock quotations
showing first the original cost and
the price bid for same now:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
J. Gorgen &Sons
All goods delivered promptly
the day before Thanksgiving.
No delivering on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Phone 50.

For Sale, SIX room house in Sec
ond ward, with IA acres of land. In
quire at Iowa County Bank. AZ m |
The ladies Of the NJ. f. Church
will hold their annual Thanksgiving
Bazaar and Supper on Thursday
evening, Nov. 80. at the X. F. Hall.
A cordial invitation extended to all
Madison Journal TIE cold
weather is coming on and the rural
mail carriers object to taking off
their m'ttens and picking out ZEN
MES from the boxes to be spent for
stamps, the carrier TO lick the same.
Uncle Sam has, therefore, issued an
order that each fellow must lick his
own stamps. one more OF mans in.
humanities to man corrected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23

A representative of Gordon & Fer
guson, exclusive fur manufactur-
errs, will have on sale at our store
on the above date complete line
of their popular goods, consisting
of Fur Coats, Jackets, Capes,
Scarfs, Muffs, etc. etc. Call and
inspect this line. Garments deliv-
cred. The date is Nov. "a, 1905.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
The Local Field.

--Correll & Martin for clothing.
Take off your hat to the weather
man. He's all right.
b cents buys a Red Trunk and
with it goes good smoke.
Mrs. Jane Kirst is visiting her
son John and friends in this city.
Miss Lena Gilman is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hill, at Savanna, Ill.
DIR. bailey mas returned after an
absence of q week or two from our
midst.
Miss Susan Hanscom, n Milwau-
kee normal student, was home over
Sunday.
The celebrated Regalia 10e Cigar
has never failed to satisfy the most
fastidiCus smoker
Curt Ooley and family left on
the Monday afternoon train to make
their home in s. Dakota.
Reeve Conover, an employe OF
the M. p. d ~, enjoyed the past week
visit from his mother of Dayton, O.
If you want Hot Lunch or MeaI
in hurry, or 2 good Oyster Stew
90 to she White Palace Cafe, two
doors above Appel'- barber shop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
NUMBER AZ

Ten years ago Mrs. n. Gates Of
Fort Atkinson, Wis, lost an expens-
i've gold watch while in Chicago. On
the inside OF the case was inscribed
her name and residence. Last week
she received a letter from Catholic
priest in New York, saying he had IA
valuable piece of property belonging
to her, which had come to him
through confessional restitution, aud
If she would correctly describe IL the
same would be forwarded to her at
once. Mrs Gates replied and the
watch was returned to her.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
Special Sa|e--Dry Goods
CONTINUED

% pieces good quality Tennis Flannel per yard
10 pieces good Shaker Flannel per yard
20 pieces Fleeced Flanneette ga per yard
20 Neces good quality Print 10 yards for 39c
% pieces good quality Percae 10 yards for 49c
pieces Ionsdale Muslin, beached 10 yards for 79c
oz heavy Boys Hose all sizes worth 25c l5c pair
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants, gray and 22c
% doz Mems heavy Feeced Shirts and Drawers
large line of Cotton and Wool Blankets from up
Special Sale All Silk Tafea Ribbon Nos 40 60 and 80, all
Zoe yard so pieces No 40 Taeta Ribbon at sc yard
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
GUNDRY 6 GRAY CO.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES.
THE OLD RELIABLE
White
Market
]. GORGEN & SONS

Takes pleasure in inviting all theil
friends and customers to see theil
line of goods for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving dinner will soon
be on hand, SO get your order
in early and secure the very
best at the right price. We
have spared no time and eX-
pense in securing the best the
land affords. Get your order
in for a fine bird-hundreds
of choice Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese and Chickens to choose
from-guaranteed to suit the
most fastidious. Extra fancy
Corn-Fed Beef, Pork & Lamb,
Fancy Veal. The finest line
of Oysters in the city: Selects,
Standards, Blue Points in
shells, New York Comets,
Cans Clans, Shrimps and
HOLSTERS ::
A complete stock of cooked goods
Choice Mince Meat and Picked
Pigs Feet, Homemade Sauerkrout
and strictly Homemade Sausages;
Pork Sausage, Frankfurters, Boil
ogna Sausage and Liver Sausage
Swift's Premium Hams and
Bacon, Arwour's Star, Cuda-
hy's Peacock-all as fine as
silk. Come and see the finest
display ever shown in the city.
Yours to please,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23

thirteen and half miles, The aver
age length of "A waltz was half mile,
of n polka three-quarters OF mile,
of a galop or shottische a mile, and
of the laucers quarter of mile, "A
girl dances more than man and is
calculated to cover more than six
teen miles in n single evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23

Airs. Bergen AMI little daughter
Dorothy returned from Delavan last
saturday evening after an absence
oil several weeks.
- "A young man fond of dancing re-
Gently took n pedometetr with him
to y hall. and found that in the
course of an evening he had covered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
j. r. HENDRA

Il have new and up-to- date line
Of Art Needlework materials. stamp
ed sofa pillows, eyelet and HedebO
center pieces, eyelet aud colored
embroidery picture frames and pov-
elites OF various kinds. IA. MAsrEw
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-11-23
Hot Water Bottles
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Fountain Syringes

are necessities in every home at
this season of the year. We have
a complete stock of these goods,
including the famous "Thermalite'
Water Bag 1t stores up the heat
for hours. We stand ready to
make all goods right that prove to
be detective after a fair trial has
been given them. Get our prices.