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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
OUTSIDER GETS
!. BRIGHTON STAKE | TX [:
Favorite Was First, But Was Dis
qualified and Purse Went


J 3 9 6 ~ liz i
NEW YORK, July 2G.-Muffins a de-
spsed outsider in the betting, won the
undergrad uate stakes at Brighton Beach
to-day. Arklirta, the heavily played
fayorite, finished first, but was dlsquali-
fled for fouing Mullins In the final six
lteenth. Nitrate and Phidias, at l to 4.
were the only winning favorites SUM-
mary:
First race-six furlongs-Aeronaut Us
to u first Lady Amelia e to 81 second,
.Teacress q to 1)8thlrd Time ,1:l3 rs.
Second race-steeplechas about two
miles-Nitrate III to - first, Dick Ro-
berts & to y second, Paul Aker q to y
third. Time. 4:A.
Third Erace-one mile and a sixteenth
Rubric a TO y first. Jetsam 40 y to y
second, Novena udeto y third. Time.
1916 Is. .5fa N ~
i Fourth race-the undergraduate stakes,
five and one. half furlongs--Mu Mullins go
to y first, Quorum e to- y second, List
less Is to y third Time, 07 rs.
q Fifth race-one mile and a furlong---
Alvin (6sto y first. st. Bellane rs to
u second, Eugenia Burch az to 81 third.
Time. 1852 3-5.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Phdias Il to
- first. Red Eye Il to y second, Ycro-
nesc go to y third. Time, 1:lo.
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Charlotte, 8, 4; Danville, i,
fanecial I'D The Tlnles-D Ispatch.)

cHfH,fRLioTFE, IN. &. July S,-char-
lotte and DanYllle broke even on the
double-header here this afternoon; The Ne
locals nut up. a great exhibition n the
second they went UP In the air, and
costly errors gave the visitors the VIC
tory A sensational feature Of the sec
ond game was the oustlng OF Um-
R ae H insdsr5P rs Wss eHsa Bass
Who gave the visitors the decision. Both,
teams added their howls q dlscontent
to those FROM the Grand stand. and ey
agreement Bass was relieved, Reynolds
Scores: First game--C Charlotte, 8; Dam
vile, /. Second arne-Danyl|le, y Char ar
lotte. 4. -, :, (,
Batteries; First game-Cha rlotte, Rey-
W Wyp ana and Benny. Second game-c thar
lotte. Howard and Reid; panyllle, Wesp
and Benny, N
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and two whites. Mrs. Allen Potts won,
eight blues, five reds and one yellow,
Mr.. Julian Morris won three blues, five
reds and one white. Mrs. Blair Johnson
won two blues. four reds. two yelloWs
and two whites. Mrs. Horne won one
blue, one red. two yellows and two
white A grand hunt ball was danced
tonight. Esgs5s Il
pair hunters-lst. Julian Morris; I'd,
Mrs Blair Johnson; Sd, David Dunlop;
4th, Jaffray F. Woodruff.
Park hack-1st, Robin Adair, Mrs Blair
johnson; cd, Cock Robin, Mrs. Horne e; &.
Allen Potts: ed, The Fayorte. Mrs. Blair.
1th' ' Arclght, Mrs. Blair Johnson. L.
The Summary. #
Coach stallion-tD zodler, Orange
II 'Th n stallion-n) knight Of
the Garter, W. ". nford.
M pss' Alien Maa Potts; (sS sunbeam, 81. :.
Best Two-year old cot-q) Pretty Maid,
Mrs. Allen Potts; (2) Whitsuntide, g. >.
'I ROADSTER s,alllon-u) King, s. H.. Car
Orange Hunt Jump Classify Radiuma;
Andrews Brothers and Wood ri !, l Z,
Cracker Jack, Russell Smith; ~ { BLACK
Mont. w. w. Osborne; "a Cavalier. r.
Enthusiastically Joe, David Dunlop: !2)
Miss Wilkes, g. j. Rixey, 90 Fay Ge!a-
Ing, w. w. Sanford; ~ Rex, James ~.
Combination CLASSIFY Brilliant. Mrs.
Allen Potts; (2) Morrislnl, Julian Morris;
(s) Prince George. David Dunlop.
10Y :. XVarrenton Hunt: (3) Orange Hunt
No.Sl;R(D Orange Hunt No. g.
Horses in Harness Over Is IL Hands
p1yn He9osi (sS Surprise. Nj. Dunlop; (D
Nancy Brown, Garnet and Valentine.
Sporting Tandems-O FlreNght ana
Brilliant. Mrs. Allen Potts; ~ o Br an
and Sunrise Julian Morris !, ~ Nancy
Green Park Hacks-d) Radiant, Mrs.
Allen Potts: (2) Sunrise, Julian Morris;
ity, J."F +. SLightioot,
Green Hunters-Q) Brandon, Mr.. Nor
ris; (O Radll M. Mr. Woodrlh; 90 BlacH
Death, Mr. Osborne; "a Granite Mrs.
l' Ponies soI WnSer saddle-u, FInah Miss
Allen Gray; (2j Dinah Miss Allen Gray;
"a Delight David Dunlop; "a Moving
Picture, David Dunlop.
Hunters and Jumpers Up to Feet-u)
High links Mrs. Horne; "a Nancy Lee.
Mr. Dunlop; (3) Cracker Jack, Mr., Smith;
"a Charity, Mr., Hooft.
Four-in-hand-W Team, David Dun
Ladies Harness class-D Watch Me.
I3 Cock Robin, Mrs, Horne ~ Chief.
1aFae't Aeu ALLEN POTTS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

BY Richmond Auction Company,
Gfai4 1906 e. Main Street. "a

sl -3tI ~,
AUCTION SALE Or st1oW CASES,
r. CANDY JARS, 1 COLUN B1AB fHON-
EGRApH AND RECORDS, BIlD-ROOM
H aftl y. ~ ~ - -
We will sell TODAY trhursday). July
eth, commencing Mt 1890 A.. Nj, at our
warerooins, No. 1905 East Main, 3 n icltal-
Frame Show Cases 70 FOOT, g. Foot,
Nickel-trrame SHOW Cnsti l outside Show
Case, "a nice Candy Jars, i Columbia
Phonograph and Records, complete, and
In good condition.. Oak Bedroom Suits 2
nice quality Oak siueboards, Dining and
Bedroom Chairs. Rockers, Center and
Kitchen Tables. fne Box Couones, . Cook
Stoves Gas Range, Oak Wardrobes. 30
Yards OF Linoleum Il yard wde), Office
Chairs, Lounges, Mating, rugs, Water
Coolers, Odd Beds, Springs, Mattresses.
Parlor Clocks. Brass Andlrons. Fire
Screens. Phrlor Chairs and otas, Foot
Stools, Druggets Counters, etc, etc.
RICHMOND AUCTION Co..,
q Geo. H. Valentine, AuctIoneer
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Cincinnati

(By Associated Press.)
f CONCENTRATE O., July 26.-LatonIa
First race-slx and half furlongs-
Pontontotoc e to 81 first, Phiora eco to y
second. Henry Lyons q tod third, Time,
! ;22 !,
.f1rst, Gold Mate y to lO} second, Pnaud
(9o 10 j third. Time 1;o2 10 ].
Third race-hve fMrlongs--Mandator e
to j. arst. Two Bills q to 81 second,
Marvin Neal (6 to ID third Time. IDOL
Fourth race--six and q half furlongs--
ri Donoso % to 10) first. Major Carpen,
tar (2o to j SECOND, Erla Lee 40 to y
third Time. l;2l 30.
shackelford "a to 81 first, Warner "a to y
second Lights Out q to y third Time.
500 1-5. ",
miles-St. Parish q to y first, Hot 4 70 y
second, Cardinal Wolsey g to y third,
Time 2:0l.
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Greensboro, s.; Winston-Salem,

GREENSBORO, N, c., July 26. Green's
boro Won an interesting and hard-fought
game Of baseball over Winston-sulem
Today by score }ren Of Wo 10 oFs awaEa aI.
ieee' was on the slab for the visitors.
TRRrree double-plays by Winston Salem. a
double play by the locals, and nome,
run rum ~ Donally, were the features OF the
game 4, r, y,
Scorer: no5o.goo. ~ ~ ~ =,
Winston.sal ,.,l01O00000-3
Batteries: Greensboro-Whlpp,e and
Bentley. Time, l;46.- Umpire. MI, MNF-
ply,
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RACES IN DETROIT.
Laconda Wins and Makes Fastest
Heat of the Y ear.
(By Associated Press.)

( DETROlT. III MICH, July 26.-Laconda
won the 2o4 pace at Crosse Pointe this
afternoon, the feature, event Of the third
Clubs blue ribbon meeting. In addition
to winning the race Laconda paced
the first mile In EOS. the fastest heat Of
the year, and also paced the last quarter
Summaries:
{ AIS pace-purse S1,500--Maude Keswick
won first and third heats and race; Boil
var, second. won second heat; Black
Patehen. third. Best time, 2:os Id.
and second heats and race; King Direct
second won third heat; Nathan Strauss,
third Best time, 2:05.
2l2 trot-purse s1,b00- Mac won
three straight heats and rac e: Mack
Mack, second; Major Greer. third. Best
time, 2;06 1-2.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Courses In liberal arts and In law lead
to tho degrees OF B, A.. B. s.. M. A. and
LII. B. Able faculty OF specialists, Seas
sion begins September 2lst. Ask for
skotch OF the 6b5 alumni now resident III
Richmond. Catalogues and full sinforma-
tion furnished by
President F. w. RoATWRidHT.
Richmond, Va
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Pittsburg, s.; Boston,

BOSTON, MASS, July o6.-After Bos-
ton had tied the score in the seventh
to-day, Pittsburg solved Willis 8 delivery
and won. @
Pittsburg o o o,2O006o-s# 9
Bost on a +. o 0 0 0 Q % 3
Batterlce: Hildebrand and Pietz;. " ms
and Moran. Time, 1:5S, Umpire, Emslle.
Attendance, ,3l2. ifss5 n
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summary. Two-base hits Tucker; stolen
bases. Rose 2, Bache, 9: Campbell;
balls, of IFeison, 3; hit hy pitched ball,
Rose; struck out, by Crawford 4, by
Feiser 4: Wild pitches, Felser. Time. of
game, ono hour and forty minutes. UNI
plre, Richard Duke. Attendance, ?,SI2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Where They Play To-day.
Cincinnati at New. York.
Chicago atS Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Boston.
5tfHla 81 - mis- Ea at ~ BROOKLYN
Standing Of the Clubs.
5New9York, s; Cincinnati, s.

NEW YORK, July 2s-The National
League champions gained a victory over
lE score. r. II. T..
Cincinnati .........20OO 49, "
New York. 0 % 20 00'--6 Q
4 Batteries: Ewing and Schlei: Ames, Nc
Ginnity and Bresnahan. umpires, KLEIN
and Bausewine. Time, 2:2o Attendance.
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Southern League.

At Atlanta. Atlanta, lai New Or
AT At Montgomery, Montgomery. s; Little
at AT Birmingham. First -Blrming-
ham, q; Shreveport, 4. Second game
'Blrmingham.. 3; Shreveport. u,
4 At Nashville: Nashville. 2; Memphis, 4
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St. Louis.

(By Associated Press.)
J5 ST. LOUIS. MO, July 26.-Delmar re-
First race-four and a half furlongs-
Suzanne e to y first, Pirates Dream
eco to y second, Bonita 40 to y third.
Time, :57.
q to 2)' first, Lucian Is to j. second. Frank
Bill Is to )thlrd. Time, 1918 3-5.
Third race-tlve and u half furlongs-
Topsy Robinson Is to 81 first, Charlntan
Is to p second, Kiss (3to y third, Time,
1:l0.
Fourth race-mile and seventy yards;
handicap-Taby Tosa g to 81 first, Bava-
rian e to y second. Marlin g to s. third.
Filth race-scven furlongs-Dr. Hart
a to u first, Last Faustus e to y Sec
ond. Jade q to j third, limo. 1880.
Sixth race-one and an eighth miles
Eclectic (6 to 81 first, Bullanch a to 81
second, Lady Freelnght 6 to y third.
Time. 1:tS. 39,
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have u sed 3. &. 9. and found II TO be
an excellent blood purifier and tonic.
NV blood was weak and Impure, and az
d result my system became very mitch
run down and debilitated. 1 lost twenty
tite and was II bad shape. Seeing 8. B. 3.
advertised I beg an its use, and am we'll
pleased witt. the results alter using It
for eorue litt1o while. My system and
general health have beer wonderfully
BUILT up, and I no not hesitate to Kive
s, g, g. Tho credit for it.. H. MARTIN. ~
Warren. o., 80 Second st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

.. I q az : -. -
AS tho administrative OF the estate Z, OF
w. s. Barrett, deceased, will sell at NO No
1901 Franklin Street Corner Goyernoo t1o
FRIDAY, July 2Sth, commencing At lo;5o
"A. M, in detail. to the highest bidder. tho
entire Plant and Stock, etc, namely E Gen,
era assortment Of Tinners'Iapd Plum bersf
Tools lot Lead Piping. Closets, sinks,
Stationery Washstands. Latrobe Stoves,
Is dozen Joints Stove Pipe and Elbows q,'.s
700 feet Conductor, Fine Stock Gas FIX q
Hydrants and Cocks, Of all kinds; Auto
matIc Air Valves, and other kinds Water
Traps, Air Pumps, Beer Pumps. Dome eso
rounds Iron, Washers Of all kinds, and
everything in the line OF Plum bers' SUP;
plies; Medium-sized ,Iron SAFE, Flat at
MACHINERY. 4 Pair Platform Scales etc
etc. Sale positive. Trade requested 70
attend. Terms cash. . :. Z, , =, -
Administrators.
Richmond Auction Co.. Auctloneers.
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blood troubles, and cures them perl1la-
,1ently. S. S. S. is the acknowledged
king Of blood purifiers and the greatest
Of all tonics. Books on the different dis
cases, and any medical advice you may
wish will be given without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

Inference to the crowd that
been made BY q visitor.
,nty of applause, and Por-
blond and also a pitcher,
make his best bow to the
When he came TO bat IN
inning, the fans gave him
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BY Richmond Auction Company,
General Auctloneers. VI

ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION SALE
~ OF I Thinning AND wv PLUMBIliN.G
PLANT. I7S E,NfBRAC ING fG STOCK, MA
.CHiNERY. TOOLS. IRON SAFE, OF
.F1CE FIXTURES, ETC.
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Philadelphia, s; Chicago, 2,

Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2e.-Philadelphia
defeated Chicago to-day In an eleven
inning game. II
Score: o. o. -
PHILADELPHIA ..O1s0O 100000 1-3 y o.
Batteries: Briggs, Reulbach and kllns;a
Nichols and Abbott. Time, 2:l5, UMPIRE
tombstone Attendance. 24S0.
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cures Rheut1la.
tisifl, Skin Dis
eases, Scrofula,
Cat b, Old
Sores, Malaria,
c Oh t agious
B lood Poison
.nn.1 Ill niha.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27

,e home team was second
aylng. He was playing deep
le batter sent one out to
nncr on first started down
was caught with a line
he petal OF the Rose that
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BROOKLYN, 6; st. Louis,

Brooklyn, b, st. Louis,
BROOKLYN, N. ", July 26.-scanlon's
fine pitching won to-day's game for Ran
Ions team. Z; =,
Scores ~ n. y;
St.NLouis MINIMUM. O0OO0010-1 3
Batteres scanlon and :Bergen; Egan
and Grady Time. ] :50.s Umpire, O'Day.
Attendance, 500.
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HOLIDAY CROWD
At HORSE t "a SHOW {!
Excursions Bring Large Mum TIM
bcrs 70 the Ring
side.
CANDIDATE ON THE ! {: GROUND I .
Willard, Swanson, and Cabsll
Visit the Horse
Show.
CANDIDATE ON THE. GROUND.
,17rom 4 stan corrcsnondcn,,

(Trom a STAFF Corrcspondcnt) $
ORANGE. VA July 2e Five thousand
people packed the grnndstnid, the park
Ing space around tho ring, and even filled
tho stable tops md fences at tho Orange
Horse Show .day. Excursion tralns
from Charlottesville. Washington ana
Fredericksburg brought In streams OF peo-t
pie during the carly morning while short
ly after daybrcak IL con tinuous line OF
country vehicles took possession Of every
road leading into Orange. 1t was a good
natured crowd that watched the exhibit;
i tion and the applause was long and gem
erous. especially In the local Glasses.
which aroused the greatest enthusiasm
Mr.. Wizards friends wcre carly on the
ground working for his interest for tho
govcrnorship. He Is extremely popular
here. and all sides acknowledge that he
will carry The district by a large maj
ity. Congressman Swanson and Mr.. y.
Aston Cabell came In late In tho after
noon and shook hands with the voters. Tx
Tho first class OF the day was won by
the Orange Horse Company's 5000 coach
horse, 'Zodler.I's The horse is An excel
lent individual and very handsome. Mr..
Sanforde ,,Knight OF the Carter ~
knight OF Ellcrslie." he by Eolus. won
the thoroughbred class. Mr.. sanfords
rsyn rOrilla r.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Victor Records

In Dog nays-'Look for the Dog.
on sultry summer days, in town and
country no matter where YOU are
with Victor records YOU can hear at
will all the popular soug.hits OF the
day or the live(iest baud aud orches-
ira music, with words rs distinct and
tone as sweet and musical as those of
the artists themselves, Or you can
have tho latest dance music In perfect
rythm, strongly accented and loud
enough for dancing,
Remember, you don't get the full
Victor effect unless you use both the
Victor Record and the Victor Talking
Machine. Victor Dog on every rec
ord, Sold by
A. w. THOMA
Mineral Point,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Berry Picking

Ii prohibited on the Peter Palzkill
farm. Nicholas Palzkill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
1882 INHABITANTS
Found by the Census Enumeration
in Mineral Point.
1929 SCHOOL CHILDREN
\ Gain of 261 Inhabitants in Five
Years.

The encouraging figures which APP
pear in headlines above are disclosed
by the census of 1905. 1t is true that
they do not show very rapid growth;
but the gain indicated is substantial
and permanent. And this gain shows
that this solid old town of Mineral
Point which for a good many years
past has only been winning by inches
and holding by clinches is now really
going forward. Success begets sue
cess; and so every citizen should be
encouraged to renewed efforts to ad-
vance the interests of the community:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
NEW RESIDENCE BUILDINGS
What Some Craftsmen Are Doing
in Mineral Point.

Among the new residences, addi-
tions and improvements in Mineral
Point this season are the following, r.
some of which are are completed and
some in different stages of advance
ment:
Large addition to and Improvement
of the W. Il. Smith residence;
The enlargement of the Joseph Read
home, south part of town, by John b.
Reynolds;
Reconstruction and enlargement, by
n. X. VanMatre, of the residence for
merly owned by Samuel Terrill;
New additions and extensive inn
prevents to John II. Toay's residence;
Rebuilding of the dining room and
kitchen, and new bath room, by
William Lanyon;
a large addition, in cut-stone to the
Gundry home, r. Orchard Lawn, - the
original design of architecture and
fine appearance of the building being
preserved throughout;
New two story dwelling by Bert
Opie, near north end of Commerce
street, in the third ward:
New residence by Robert d. Smith,
on lot on Maiden street, purchased
from the Cobb estate;
New residence by Samuel Lanyon,
on lot also purchased from the Cobb
estate:
New residence by Allen Tucker, on
the west side of w isconsin street;
a large and entirely new residence
building by w. A. Jones, on the old
homestead, northwest corner of Doty
and Ridge streets.
New residence by Charles Treweek i,
on north side of Doty street, on part
of what was formerly the Robert
Whitney homestead:
The rebuilding and enlargement by
Matthew Smith of the Cyrus Wood
man residence, on Fountain street
which he recently purchased from S.
& c. H. Terrill;
The removal of the old St Mary
school buildings to different parts of
town, for dwellings,, by VIM. Fitasm-
mons and Linden Brothers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
w W[hiG@ Palace
gaf@o

Sole agents Of the celebrated James
vile ShurtLeh's Paseurized Ice
cream. 1t Is as pure as the morning
dew. Quality never equaled. Try IL
and you will have No other.
We serve the best crushed fruit
sundaes; also sodas and phosphates,
any flavor.
A complete line OF high grade con-
fectimery, fresh fruits and bakery
goods.
Quick Meals and Lunches
a speciality. Please give us q call.
j. VI. PETER, Proprietor.
Phone No. Is. One door east ~ varlln's
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20

Ernest Wieses, a. street commits.
sloner, Is doing good work and Civ.
ing general satisfaction.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
SPECIAL
July CLEARING SALE

vds Of mill ends in table linen about SOC the dollar.
Just received 500 Yards beached and half beached
table linen direct from the MILL put up in 2 ~, 2A and
yard lengths from 35c yard up all pure linen and worth
month and prices offered they ought to sell in two days
Same time | will offer the balance Of my fancy silks
worth up 75c and 81 yard 39 to close Values
than other time of the silk because
| am clearing the stock
Same time will put in the 3Onch batiste worth 0c at &c
a yard to close.
Also 200 Yards of fine wash goods in organdy batste,
dmities mu worth 15c all counter to close out
at 8Hc.
Same 300 yards India linens pique cords dimity
and fancy in white worth up to DOC all at 7c to
close
Also 500 Yards 30-nch percale 10 yards for 48c.
Also all parasos and umbrellas to close at less than
clean up stock goods must be sold regard
less Of cost and price
One more bargain: 25 pieces 16-inch al-linen crash
worth 1Oc yard at s.. Respectfully,
Mineral point, w. MILLER d FARDY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20

The Wisconsin Business UuiverS-
ity, of La Crosse, has placed 500
students in positions in the past
thirteen years. The new catalogue,
just issued, contains portraits of
more than 1000, and is the handsomest
thing of its kind ever issued by y
school
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Bryan at Monona Assembly.

Willism J Bryan speaks at Mono.
ma Assembly, Madison, on the after
noon OF July Is, The railrods are
to make special rates, aud where need.
ed, extra trains will he run, \ great
crowd is expected,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
THE DELl.S OF THE
WISCONSIN,.
4 Fantasy In Rock and Folliage,

The Chicago, Milwaukee, 4 st. Paul
Ry. will run an excursion to kilhouru,
$3.50 for round trip on special train
leaving Mineral Point ut $50 n. IN.
Friday, July Is; and returning will
leave Kilhorn at $50 y, m. Your
excursion tickets include steamer ride
through The Dells of the Wisconsin;
an excellent opportunity for trip
fun of instruction, enjoyment and re.
creation. Ask agent c. NJ. X st, z.
for details.