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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
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QlirDn, tolli0irten am 6onritng lurs
bot Ulitiernant 3pei eleitriine gnrs Der
a2liron. Beoforb uno @leuelanb. Bnbn.
gs muroen babei 81 perfonei, perleBt,
S8 berielben fhlper. Die GhtuerDerlsb.
ten puroen in bas iidotifhe Qoipital 3n
Atrrn HeIhaift. Shre Nanen fino:
Darpep Nibouiea. Motormann. in@una.
hoea Halls mobnbait; Millaro s.. Qiithi.
gonoutteur; Orant Smitb. Gonoutteur;
Snbn Sobnion aus @anaboaa ssalls;
u. s. Didsrlon aus glepelonb; Ybillpp
ualali aus @anton, o.; 0rau Goro-
limo 3aplor aug Glepelano uno Bepr9
R. Gran3. GaiIirer oer,Qodipooo- 3ap.
lor Oaropare SO. in @lepelano.
yeioe @ars befanoen lid auf Der
Jobrt nod @lepelano. IS befanoen
lih in benielben 3ablreibe @leuelanber.
nelae e,neu sonntaas'N Nusflua nah
siluer 2ate aemaht batten. uno lih
auf Der Deimtebr befanoen. Die Gars
fubren in MIR tleiuen 3milhenlidnoen
nad oerielben Nidtune, als pl6Blih
turs binter Der Graftltation Su 5prina=
bale Die erte Gar gum Stilliianoe lam.
Motormann Nibaulen. auf Der 3ipeiten
Gar, mar auBsr 5tanbe. oieielbe aur
rehten Yeit gum Stillltano gu brinaen.
eie trahte in Die plr ibr itebenoe Gar
.unb gibouIen .purben beioe Beine 9e=
.broden uno er erlittNauh innere Wsr=
lebungen. 10 bah OIL ieinem Nuitommen
Qealpelfelt lpiro.
Ser 3uiammentob ereianete fih 9e=
raoe auf einer .;;rSc,, pfablbriife. Mls
Der Grab erfol9t mar, molten ale pai=
iaeiere, mdnnlib uno meiblih, bic lau.
fen tonnten, aus ben betrefenoen Cars
Iprineen, lie tpaaten oas aber uiht. als
fie mertten, oaB lie lid auf elmer Bride
befanoen. Mebrere bon ibnen tpuroen
Don Der nahbrdnaenoen Menee binab-
aeltoBen. sic fielen niht tief uno ia.
men siemlih gut oapon. Die pana=
aiere aus Glepelanb muroeu in elmer
Gpesial= Gar heimgeihafft.
Ser @onoutteur Willaro s. 2iitbi lit
elm Sobn bon Samuel 2iitbi in @na=
oentutten. gr 1T erlt leit lebtem Sa=
ultar perbeirathet uno mobnt in Ntrrn.
Seine bsioen Giibe nnroen furhtbar
3erquetIbt. elmer oerIelben wuroe ampu
tirt uno tpabri1einlidb mub aud Der
anoere abgenommen peroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
Gine miloe, per,p e9ene Sago

Cine aufreaenoe Saao batten am
Wontag Sob &oenbau9b unb poliSilt
Benbom. Roenbau9h tuaro am epnn=
tae wegen 3runfenbeit Derbaftet uno
nar Dem Mapor Shea Doraefiibrt NOR.
lefiibrt moroen. Der i'm nit elmer guBe
non $500 teoadte. polisiit Benbom.
Der ben 8efaneenen unter leiner Sbbut
aatte. tpoGte eben in einem Buhe cine
sintraeune MAIDEN. als Hoenbaugb
rad Der 3biir elite; Der polisift rief ibm
in 9alt su, aber Der @efanaene ahtete
lht oarauf er Dffnete Die 5biir, elite
inaus uns ihlua bic Shiir butter iih
IL. gtatiirlih elite Yenbow ibnt nod.
Der Der Gliidtlina batte einen auten
Boriprun9 uno elite Der oritten StraBe
ntlans Dem 6lu1e au. Der poliSiit im=
mer nod. Nm ufer an9etommen.
ltiirste iib 8oenbausb obne Beoenten
IN Die ei1isen Glutben oes 5uscaramas.
i6mamm oil oas anoere ufer uno iebfe
ieine 6lu1t fort. genbop bate feline
2ult nnb einem Babe in Dem eili9en,
triiben Wafer uno perihaffte iih Elm
Boot, tpOmit er iiber ben Glub lebte.
Ooh bel oieier Belt hatte &oenbauab
sinen au eroben No,ipruna uno als Der
poli3ilt Nadmitta9s um ! ubr bon Der
Sago auriidtebrte. bate er ieoe @pur
beg Glii9tlinss perlOren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
SeItittttDrO.

s5n Der Ndbe ieiner Wobnuns 3tpi=
iden Mineral @itp uno someroaIe idoB
iih am sonntas Nahmittag @arfelo
Sparts nit einem Hepolper ourbs 0ers
uno trat Der 9oo iofort elm. Sn einem
Briefe, ben man in oes Selbitmbroers
5aihe fano. erfldrte CT, er lei oes 2e=
bens miioe unb er babe nibt gefunoen.
oaB es iid Der Miibe perlobne. oas Gee
ben fort3uifben. Ser Yrief mar aueen=
ibelnlid idon Dor mebreren Sasen se=
sbrieben.
8arfielo Sparts NOR 27 Sabre alt;
er bate cine quite @rsiebuns aenoiien
uno mebrere Sabre Sdule eebalten.
gr mar unperbeirathet unb tpobnte felt
Dem 9ooe leiner gltern bel Sacob No=
ienbIeet. bel tueldem feline sbpefer
0aushdlterin 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
0eNorbeM.

Mm Is. Mai in glen gontrstotpn
6rau Martba S. @ooer i'm Utter bon
80 Sabren. Die Ysrliorbsne binterIdBt
lieben 9inoer.
Nm Is. Mai in uhridspile 0rau
Willianl Dooter in, Mlier bon 23 5ah=
ren an 8iutseriebuna. sShr 9ob err
iolate geraoe an ibrem @ebnrtstag. Sic
hiuterldBi sinen @atten aber feline 2in-
Der.
Nm Is. Mai in Der Ndbe bon Ra-
laersoiQe 5rdulein goa gherrpbolmes
I'M Utter bon 81 Sahr.n on einem
Grebsleloen. sic mar bier Sabre trant
uno lieB fih eine Wohe Dor ibrem Sooe
operiren. bod obne @rfola. Die Yer=
ltorbene bat INNER III Der Mdbe bon
&aeersniGe 9emobnt. A.
Mm Is. Mai in @anat Doper peter
Subel i'm 9llter pon 80 Sabren. Der
Werliorbene mar aus Wurt. Deutltlanb.
aebiirtia imo tam Dor 53 Sabren nod
ben Bet. gtaatsn. 100 er iih iogleid in
Canal Doper nieoerlieB uno balo oarauf
Maaoalena 90bn beiratbete. Beim
Nusbrud oes giirserfrieaes trat er in
bic Nrmee uno iodt bier Sabre fiir Die
Union. Seine 6rau 1T Dor un9efdbr
adt Sabren aeltorben uno,er binterldBt
bier 5odter. l9 Gtobtinoer uno iiinf
urentel.
Nm II. Mai in uhrihspille Giipe
Yeroue. Is Monate alt. Das Gino
bate cine 5iherbeitsuaoel aeihlnft uno
|nahoem oieielbe entfernt ,puroe, trat
Slutuergiftung ein.
Nm l9. Wai in ubrihspilIe phil.
8rafebell i'm Nlter bon 81 sSabren on
einem Magenleioen. Ser 8srltorbene
blnterldBt eine @ittwe uno bier G;nosr.
Mm 49,. Mai inn Nrmenbaus @iGiam
Smith i'm Utter BON AZ Sabren oil
elmer 9unaenentSiinouna.
Nm %. Wai in New philadelphia
6rau 2eona Miller=Sobnlon i'm 9lltsr
bon "a SGbren al Der ~Wus3ebrun9.
Die 8erforbene bate ert por brei Wo=
naten Qebeiratbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

ueberfebt Noolpbs Mnseiae nidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
g. & ..
, preile fir Sonntaa.

gill,ae prelie fir Sonntag.
8eltibule 3iiae Nr. l6 uuo IL. 6obe
GiidliBe. porter gum Nbmarten, obne
grtra=Gofen.
Sidets fur 6eimatbiudenbe unb So
lonifen nad Welten. Noropefen. @ii.
ben uno Siioneiten.
. Sur6aebenoe Sdlaflpasen.
Sie bette Babn nah Der Samestopn
4usteluna iiber Waibinston.
Man erfunbise iih bel ben Neenten
iiber Die preiIe uno Iabrpldne. So
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

= Nm Dienifos Morsen brad cine
N6bre Der Dampfbei3uns i'm Seller un-
ter Der Mpotbete bon %. 6. peters am
Square uno Der enttpeihenoe 9ampf
tiilte balo ben Ge0er uno orang in bic
Apotbete uno es ihien. als.fei elm Brano
ausaebrohen. IS bauerte 4dnQere 3eit,
big bic 2eitun9 ab9eorebt nerben fonnte
uno bic Waaren. bic im Seller aufee=
tpeihert iino, iino burd ben entpeiden=
Den Dampf gum Yetrase bon 800 big
$50 beiddoigt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
9eiratbsb emi4igttngen.

Woam 8. Yetsrs = MarD 8. 2emonte,
beioe BON lbribspi(e.
glmer 6. 8rolpn - Caroline Geinefer,
beioe BON &osmeQ.
Gdlpb q. Wasner, Maifillpn - Grace
3oraeL StraBbur9.
8eore s.. Glar Caroline 8urfep,
beioe BON Sbanesille.
Nleranoer@. @bapman. port Waibine=
ton = 2ucp gtta guroett. 8naoen=
bitten.
Stramn Scott Dolores 3reHel, beioe
BON Nem cumberland.
@rooer 6. Slime - @smeraloa Yofof,
beioe bon Reip philadelphia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
spitenborbange.

Die bette Nusmabl III Stem
Ybilaoelpbia. 6ier fbnnt SIR
Gelo iparen. Sbr madt einen
Jebl9riif tuenn Sbr 8vrbdnse
eillfauft, ebe Sbr bic unlrisen se<
leben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

Sntmaarer.

3peibunbert mooiide sarnirte
Suite meroen bieie unb ndd)Ite
Wotbe oerfanft gu $2.25, $50,
800 nno $50. Sbr ioltet oif1e
9iite ieben, Oielelben iinb nab Der
neueIten Mobe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
I Dea.tfd)e 8eob bad)ter.
ylss s,slsssl,sss. s.. Is. Nal 1907.

4n4erod a the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
q 0., as Second Class Mail Matter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
9apeteu.

Die 9r6Bte Nuswabl in Ybila-
oelpbia. YrddtiSe Jarben, grim,
roth, braun, per9oloet, 81 12 big
15 Gents bic Stole.
5apeten ftr @mpfanss5immer
l5peiIeoimnler unb Sdle, in Sir
lli6versolbuns 20 25 Gents bic
Nclle.
Silt'lliIoe. !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
4innen llnD @eiblDlarf1l.

Jee Sinnen, bic riqe al Cure GroBmut nit
oel Anoad erab bat batbar ab bic ioesma b ousb
m nu geDoen IT, 0nnoert 0unbee Oar0s h eb
fnblen unD ieoer pres bemerfensnerb reorig. #s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
0roker &erfanibon
Deibmaaren II.

n ldbrler Brfau bon eBpaarn be9inn 6amfag. 25 Ia
um ubr Vormittags unb oauer fln Sage lang.
gs 1T bes cine wibiae sa fir rfabrentn duF
nH Wonat ye nb oarau Dor3ubin unaen0bnie 9nen bem
snaul I'M eroBen MAIDEN oen gau gbmaaren gran
man h IN ym pbiaopba erern mb @r lit 9r1ker
uno behe o mertensb ou fogenoe aoB kbeustrdfg
snAaftn pra Der Don Nusmab bic bobe uai
Oct Waaen ben unperale6kdn gBsrtb obler gBaarsn.
gsab Oas eebts tnperseidliOet Nertb gDdaren
vs. ba ss Ole ssoeutana oab gua r iem gsrtaaf snap
n Dem aerlpreh oab Cub r neDr8ere Yree cine beNere
Dmadt sNaaren an9eboten piro Sun probi
MIR aub 2Dot baltn Gomm frlb far Die bette Musmabl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
sYunt Berfauf:

Gin gebraudter &dsteKel in sutem
3uitanoe lit billig gu pertaufen. Der=
ielbe bdlt 1900 pfunb. Nad3ufra9en
bel Jrau Greb. Win9eier,
u. Nr. 2. Suaarcreet, 8. l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30
AZ. ABBOTT & COLA ?. ABBOTT : COLI. 2 ABBOTT 3 CO
1The Daylight Store1
REMNANT SALE

Friday Saturday August and kind
Remnant Short months
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30
THESE REMNANTS Will Be ON TABLES BY /
A. p. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Save red stamps.
Remnant sale at Abbotts,
Wrapper sale at yaughan's.
The new drapery materials at Fits.
Hydegrade Heatherbloom petticoats at
Yaughan's.
Burnt wood points now on sale at
Dodge's jewelry store
School suit sale. sizes from 4 to 16
at half price. Moore 4 Ovens.
Negigee shirts, new patterns, just re.
ceiyed by the Frank McWhorter Co.
Corset covers only 23e. and 45c. each,
genuine bargains at Veale & knights.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank A. Cove went 10
Queen City park yesterday for a weeks
outing.
Miss Eula Averill went to Montpelier
yesterday 60 attend the dance held there
last night.
Harry Segel returned yesterday from
Burlington, where he has been for q few
days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. |. A. Lunt and son, Don
aid, Of Burlington, are visiting friends
in the city for few days,
You have read Of Bowser in the Bos.
ton Globe. He win be cleaning house
all this week at the Pavilion.
Mrs n. J. Green returned last night
from Burlington, where she has been vis-
ting friends for few days,
Make your purchases for tea, coffee,
etc, Saturday, August 81. ERtra stamp
day. Eastern Estate Tea company.
The fall samples for custom suits,
oyereoats and raincoats have been re-
ceived BY the Frank MeWhorter Co.
b, W. Hooker and family returned yes
terday from Greensboro pond, where
they have been spending the summer.
James Carswell and Allan Reid Of
North6eld were in the city last night
10 attend dance given in Montpelier.
Miss Mabel Benson returned yester.
day from Burlington, where she has
been visiting relatives for the past two
weeks.
Our school suit sale begins Saturday
August 3lst, and lasts ONE week. Get
your share Of the bargains. Moore &
Owens.
The Wonderland Moving Picture Co.
will give an extra matinee Monday,
Labor day at 2;10 with complete
change Of programme.
81. Johns Court, @. O. +, win hold
their annual picnic tomorrow afternoon
at Caledonia park The right Of way
has been secured across the Benjamin's
farm from the electric road
The manager Of the Italian Athletic
club has arranged two games for labol
day with "a team from Concord, n. II
A double header viii be played at th'
Rangers field IN the afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30
was wen Attended.

L,ndousiIle, Aug. 90. The Methodist
emp meeting Of the st. Johnsbury dis,
trict, in session here the past week,
has .beeu well attended il spite Of the
cold weather. The meetings have been
under the direction OF the Rev. T. w
Lewis. presiding elder Of the district
and president Of the association The
annual meeting Of the association was
held at -four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and it was voted to hold next years
camp meeting at LyndonrilIe, The camp
meeting will close Sunday. The sermon
at 1880 a. m, that day will be preached
by the Rev. w y. Davenport OF Barton
Landing, and at 1880 p. M, the closing
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
j. A. Dixon Of Bradford.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30

Bratteboro, Aug. 30.--The following
officers were elected yesterday at the
annual meeting Of the Windhan County
Veterans associations President, Col.
A. II. Franklin 81 Townsend; vice presi-
dent, Col II. Il. Taylor Of Brattleboro;
secretary and treasurer, G. NJ Russell
Of Wilmington; executive committee,
Hugh Holbrook and w. II. Niles Of
Townsend and s. w. Bush Of Brooklne.
Letters were read by Secretary Russell
from Gov. y ID. Proctor, and War Gov.
emor Holbrook who recently celebrated
his 06th birthday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30
REMNANTS

Our old custom was to put onto
our bargain table all Remnants as soon
as made. Our new way is to lay these
short lengths and odd pieces aside and
only sell them twice each year, August
and january. just before the new goods
come in
AS our fall business commences
next Tuesday it gives US only Friday
and Saturday to clean up all Of these
Remnants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30
REMNANTS

Prices on these remnants are but a
part Of their cost and not one peice
will he sold until Friday morning. AS
soon as they are marked they viii be
laid aside until that day.
Here will be an opportunity to get
goodlots for children school Dresses.
In fact. there are kinds for all kinds Of
childrens outside and under garments.
There is something here that every
housekeeper can use, such as crashes,
cotton and other goods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30

Baltic. Conn Aug 80. Gardiner G..
Lilliberidge, farmer Of Plain Hill,
known 10 have possessed considerable
wealth. died Tuesday and already 40
cousins have put IN claims for share
Of the estate. lie WAS a bachelor and
had no kin nearer than cousins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30
REMNANTS

On these tables for this sale arc
Lawn Braids and Trimmings; also
every odd piece that we cannotmatch
up in other goods such as hamburgs
and Insertions
Also odd sizes in Ladie' s Silk Waists
and odd Muslin Waists.
Odd pieces Of Wash Goods in both
white and colors.
Waistings and some pieces largo
enough for whole Suits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-30

{. Merritt Robbins Of HANCOCK, aged
rs years. claims to be the cnanipion bear
trapper Of the United states, lie has
captured his 101st bear, al IN Vermont.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28
FUN With a Jury.

One of the most amusing yet une1-
pected sensation scenes ever witnessed
In a theater occurred once at the The
alter Royal, Manchester. The curtain
drew up for Mr.. Toole to address the
court re BarGell versus Pickwick when
suddenly the jury mysteriously disap
peared, the bottom Of their box having
fallen out. At first the audience was
silent, fearing some dreadful accident
had occurred, but as the unlucky jury.
men rapidly reappeared unhurt though
looking foolish, they broke out into a
perfect hurricane of laughter, which
lasted several minutes. The curtain
had to be dropped to allow the jury
to be boxed" again. and when Mr.
Toole began his address he provoked
another burst of visibility by abiding
to the jury as that worthy body oil
steadfast and immovable men"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28
Purpose of Advertising.

The purpose of store advertising is
not only to sell goods, but to sell more
goods-to make more friends, build up
patronage that will not only stick but
grow. Newspapers reach the greatest
rumber of people in their immediate
icinity in the most natural way, at the
least expense, and they are, therefore,
the best of all mediums for all stores.
In newspapers you follow the lines of
least resistance-you follow the stream
you talk TO an audience already as
sembled, to the people who want to
read their cosmos is right they are
on your wire and they won't ring off if
you hold their interest. Attraction is
the basis Of all advertising the store
is the sun, the customers the planets
that reyolye round it. -Ex.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28
A Victim of Death.

Mr.. Frank Hack, who was so shock
ingly injured by being caught in ma
ehinery at the zinc works, of which the
Tribune made mention last week, failed
to survive the ordeal He died Tuesday
evening of this week at about 8 o'clock,
the best of medical skill and tender
nursing being of no avail.
Mr.. Hack was II years of age. He
leaves a wife and two children, for
whom the community entertains keen
sense of sympathy.
Funeral Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28

Next Tuesday evening, Dec. Sd, n
regular meeting of Mineral Point lodge
No. :. F. & A. NJ, will be held, when
officers for the ensuing year are to be
elected and work in the third degree
performed, the same concluding with
banquet. All members should attend.
DIR. F. b. Brewer has made it
business of life time to investigate
and study the diseases of the chest,
throat, liver, heart and blood. He has
proved that these diseases, even in the
stages considered beyond the ordinary
method of treatment, can by a rational
and mild means, be retarded, arrested
or permanently cured, His reputation
and success becoming so extended, and
his devotion to the pursuits and studies
of his profession are the strongest and
most competent testimonials that can
be given him, DR.. Brewers next visit
will be at the u. S. Hotel in this city
on Thursday, Dec. IL.
"A little incident occurred in Lam
caster last week which goes to show
how small an attraction it takes to
cause crowd of people to congregate.
Three or four young fellows stood gaz-
ing up at the window in the upper story
of one of the flats buildings and in a
few moments they We're joined by sew
eral others who happened to come
along. The crowd continued to grow
and finally the sidewalk was blocked.
The man who lived in the second story
of the building happened to look out
and seeing the crowd gaping up thought
the house or chimney afire and rushing
down to the street he asked what was
the matter. Nothing, remarked one
of the number, 1--WE are just looking at
that row of pretty little frosted cakes
up there in that window"
The Tribune unhesitatingly pats the
Crawford Brothers on the back for the
article in their paper of last week on
foolish, unbecoming antics of certain
girls of this city. We would like to say
young ladies', but they must first re-
establish the claim. One condition, la
mentable as it is, seems to prevail in
every community, and that is the faci
nation for strange gods" entertained
by giddy girls. Thanks be, the Mineral
Point girls are no more intoxicated
along this line than those of other towns,
not so much so if half of what is ru-
mored be tue. But there is this to be
considered, if rumors become magnitied
as they travel, and they invariably do,
what is the possible opinion of our girls
in other towns? Here is condition to
guard against. and parents should be
ever alert to do all in their power to
border the paths of life DER which
their children must tread with the
flowers of rectitude and honor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28
They Worship the Cow.

In the Nllgiri hills Of southern India
there dwells n race of men, the TOdas,
who devote the whole of their career
to the worship of the COW or, to be
precise, of the buffalo. Their most sa-
cred temple is n COW house, and the
whole life of the people is governed
by the most rigid observance of the
routine of dairy work, every detail of
which is performed with the most elab-
crate ritual. They alone can perform
the duties of milking and buttermak-
ing who have been duly consecrated
for this work by fasting and the per
Torrance of mysterious rites. Repre-
senting the only priesthood, they ale
compelled after their initiation for the
rest of their days to play the part OF
the dairyman. The lesser priests may
marry, but the high priest must be a
celibate at least for a given period OF
wears.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28
Hours Very Enticin9.

In many downtown Office buildings
men representing out of town interests
have only desk room where their mail
is delivered IT was not an unusual
thing. then, for two young fellows
walking along a certain corridor to see
on an office door the following:
"William Smith. Office hours, | to
p. m"
Il would like TO work for that man
with half an hour OF for lunch, said
one Of the strollers.
A few feet away the other youth
stopped suddenly and, pointing at a
door. said.
II would prefer that man for boss
II he would give me that half hour fol-
lunch"
The sign read:
"Clar!cs Brown. Office hours, &c
% = D. m New York Globe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28

Our farm, four miles southeast Of
Mineral Point, is for sale or rent. 1t
consists of 260 acres. Can be bought at
a reasonable price and on good terms,
rented entire or in two parts-one of
100 acres, the other of 100 acres. Build
ings and land in good condition. Well
fenced and abundance of water.
Apply to JOS. or GEO. RICHARDS,
49w4# Mineral Point, Wis,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28
Veterans fear Commander Martin.

Department Commander John c.
Martin, addressed joint meeting OF
G. A. r. posts of Milwaukee in the hal
of the George c. Drake post, last
Thursday night. Many women of the
relief corps and of the auxiliary of the
sons of veterans were invited to hear
the commanders address on Anderson
vile prison. About 100 veterans attend
ed the meeting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1907-11-28
Special fair Meeting.

A special meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Southwestern Wisconsin FAN
will be held at the city hall, this city,
next Monday evening, Dec. 2, at 8 o.
clock. The purpose of the meeting is tc
consider the proposition of raising the
capital stock and for the transaction OF
other proper business.
Every stakeholder should be present
in person or by proxy.