Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-07-13

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the company would better direct the
wholesalers from whom it purchases
to remove the cigarette paper from
packages of tobacco intended for
sale in Wisconsin.
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cheeks, laughing eyes, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Greatest
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& Horn.
There has been but one year
since 1898 when the number of cele-
bration casualties resulting from
fireworks, cannon, firearms, gunpow-
der, toy pistols and runaways was as
large as this year. The total number
so far reported is 3,l57. Every one of
them is an argument for saner re-
membrance of the day. We get no.
thing out of our big celebration but
noise. There is not much real enjoy
ment in it. There is no increase of
patriotism coming from it. 1t does
not leave II pleasant memory.
A Kansas City physician has
discovered that high collars worn by
women produce cancer of the throat,
and one might add that ow-necked
dresses produce pneumonia, corsets
cause heart failure and shortness of
breath, and long skirts gather up
germs of all infectious diseases; thin
soles produce consumption and tight
shoes cause the toes to grow togeth-
er, and looking at bright millinery
causes sore eyes. Women should be
very careful about these things.
AT the annual school meeting
held in Dodgeville last week the
proposition of the First National
bank of that city to loan the district
$4,000 at four per cent interest, the
interest to be paid annually and
the principal in annual installments
of $4,000 each, was accepted, and a
resolution levying tax to pay the
interest and bonds az they become
J due was adopted. The loan is for the
purpose of completing the new high
!, school building and the providing Of
steam heating plant.
IN 20 10 r. n
in attendance at the p. NJ and M. E.
churches last Sunday were RECALLED
with some choice solo singing rem
dered by Mr.. Leroy Harris, OF Bloom
ington, I'll. This young man is n
son of the late Rev. Thos. Harris,
a native of this city, and grandson
of our aged townsman, Mr.. Thos.
Harris. The young singers voice is
"a musical, mellow, well trained bar
itone, credit and prize to his,
"A Monroe lady fifty-one years
old and the mother Of seventeen
children appeared before Judge Dun
widdie couple of weeks ago and
asked for a divorce. After hearing
her story she was accommodated
But that wasn't all She immediate
ly made application for a special dis
pensation to remarry. She was also
successful in this. Then her husband
to be, who is fifty-two years old, in
sisted upon getting a permit to do
away with the Eve day wait, but the
bride to be thought she had done
exceedingly well for one day and so
the five days clause in the marriage
license law was adhered to.
Aurora (Ill.) Daily Beacon: A
big crowd that filled every seat in
the big tent of the Golmar Bros
Circus enjoyed splendid show last
night. Ii was real circus crowd ;
they laughed at the funny antics of
the clowns, and sat in open-mouthed
} amazement at the wonderful and
hazardous death-defying feats of the
acrobats, gymnasts and bareback
; riders. The circus has curbed or
wooden rings and elaborate stages
; for the introduction of a a high-class
performance. Everything about the
show is quiet and clean. Fakirs and
gamblers are not allowed with their
great shows. TGollmar Bros Circus
i will exhibit at Mineral Point on Fri
t day, July 2lst.
The Highland correspondent Of
f, the Dodgeville Chronicle tells of a
: freak Of the lightning last week az
: follows -'On Wednesday afterno On
between and o'clock, while So III.
: rad Bros. d Pusch Co. had twc 'oads
of hay bringing home - vii lam
Houston driving one team and Frank
Vidish the other--when about two
miles east of the village a bolt Of
1 lightning struck the front load, driv.
: ell by Vidish, setting 1T on fire, bu,
! strange that the man nor the horses
I were shocked. Vidish Immediately