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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-02
In Memoriam.

Resolutions of respect ordered~by Min.
eral Point Lodge, No. 34S, Mystic
Workers of the World, on the death
of Worthy Esther Day Wiesen:
Whereas, in the mysterious ways OF
Providence, our Worthy Wiesen has
been removed by death from US, there.
fore be it
Resolved, That, although we keenly
feel the loss of our Worthy, we bow in
humble submission to the will of our
Heavenly Father, knowing that He is
too wise to err, and too good to be I'M
kind.
Resolved, That we deeply sympthize
with the bereaved family and commend
them to Him who doeth all things well.
Be it further
Resolved, That our charter be draped
for thirty days. That a copy of these
resolutions be published in our home
papers and copy sent to the bereaved
family.
Wreath the flowers around her gently,
Lay them on the coffin lid,
Soon the form so fair and sanity,
Meath the grave-clod will be laid.
Smooth the hair down reverently
From that marble brow;
Kiss those dead lips, cold and icy;
Speak in whispers low.
Nay, remember that your jewel
is not lost, but only flown
From this frail and shattered casket.
Bright to CLEAN in Jesus crown.
Lulu A. BRIDGES,
Mrs. CLARA CRlDGE,
j. w. MANLEY,
Cpmrnittaa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-02
FROM THE TRIBUNE FILES


Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr.. B. Nell
hon of this town, died in Galena on
Tuesday morning of cholera and was
brought to this pr. e for interment.
We acknowledge he receipt of a fine
lot of prairie chickens from l. T.
Lathrop, who beats the Jews" at
chicken killing, Those which we re-
ceived We're from a lot of about eight
dozen taken on that day.
A meeting of the friends of education
will be held at Dodgeville on the 22d of
September. Mr. Root, state superin-
tendent of public schools, will be pres
ent and County Society will then be
formed for promoting the cause of edu-
cation in this county.
Married, at Norton, Mass, Aug. 10th,
by Rev. MIR. Randall of Boston, Samuel
Crawford Esq. of this village to Miss
Jane Milton Sweet, daughter of the
late Doctor r. F. Sweet of Norton.
Since last Friday the following per-
sons have died of cholera in this town:
Monday 9th, Joseph James; Tuesday
28th, Mrs. James, wife of Joseph
James, and Miss Catharine Wasley;
Thursday Both, Richard Croker Sen.
Besides these, two children have died
ditrinr fha uaek hut we did not learn
either age or disease. We would by no
means wish to see our citizens manifest
stoical Indifference at SUCH time as
this but the extreme panic which per-
vades this whole community is much
more to be dreaded than the cholera
itself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-02
Ten Years Ago.

The sale Of the Mineral Point pulp
and paper mill was perfected this
week, The Mineral Point Zine Co. has
bought everything except the machin-
cry, which was secured by outside par
ties and shipped to Indiana. The zinc
company intends manufacturing sui
phuric acid in connection with oxide,
which will necessitate the employing of
from fifty to sixty more hands.
Our city schools convene on Monday
morning next, Sept, 4th, for the school
year lS99-l900. The position of first
assistant principal of the high school is
to be filed by Mr.. Gilbert Random of
Oshkosh. Miss Ella LANCE of Bloom
ington, H., has been secured as second
assistant. The vacancy caused by the
resignation of Miss Hosken, who has
accepted position in the state of
Washington, is to be filled by Miss
Clara Burghardt of this city.
d. Jenkins, the jeweler, has con
structed miniature bicycle, perfect
in every detail. For the two main
wheels he used watch dials, while the
remaining parts are exceedingly deli
cate, yet accurate, and work freely.
1t is curiosity and shows up the me-
chanical ingenuity of the maker.
Geo. M. Cox, who came here for the
purpose Of attending our fair and meet
ing with friends and neighbors of years
gone by, left for his home at Mason
City, Iowa, Monday afternoon. 1t is
nineteen years since Mr. Cox moved
from here, and this was the first visit
in that time. He comments favorably
on the Improvement this city has under
gone since his departure and how well
the Mineral Point fair society main
tains its reputation for being a leader,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Springer are
guests of Platteville friends this week
Allen Tucker of this city has beer
granted a patent on raking mechan.
ism for furnaces.
| If you are in need of trunk, suit.
case, or telescope, we can save you
money. C. Varlin. "a
Harold Goldsworthy left Tuesday
for New Richmond where he has a po-
sition in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOWE and daughter
of British Columbia are here for visit
with Mrs. Morris Parkinson.
Mrs. Kate Dixon returned to her
home in Cuba City last Friday after a
visit with relatives in our city.
Berg Hosking returned to his home
it Evanston yesterday after enjoying
summers visit among relatives in
this city.
AS each fair comes and goes, it is
clearly demonstrated that first and best
is the legitimate claim for that of Min
eral Point.
Miss Julia Treseder and Eddie
Hoffenbacher returned to Hancock,
Mich, Monday after a several weeks
visit here.
Phil Harris, John Gorgen, Nick
Gerlach and Morris Proctor are enjoy
ing a weeks outing on the banks of
the Wisconsin river.
-On Monday Edw. Coad landed in
Mineral Point direct from Seattle,
Washington. He left here last January
since when he has visited all interesting
western points. Ed. expresses a pref
erence for California.
Business made it necessary for W.
j. Penhallegon to trip to Chicago on
Tuesday. He was accompanied by
young N. Brewer, who returns to his
home in the big hustling city after sew
eral weeks happily spent with relatives
in this section.
Notwithstanding it was handi-
capped to some extent by extremely
hot weather on Thursday and rain on
Friday the Darlington fair was more or
less successful owing to good manage
ment and popularity. Mineral Point
contributed literally in the way of at
tendance.
That the driver of a horse must
permit an auto to pass him where he is
slow in proceeding, and is liable to PEN
atty if he refuses to do so, is the ruling
of Racine court, which fined Ernest
Nowack, farmer of that county, $40
and costs when he was brought into
court on complaint of several auto own
ers as a result of his action in blocking
the roadway.
For the purpose of helping town
and county officers in determining
whether animal bounty claims submitted
to them are genuine, Secretary of State
j. A. Frear has caused to be printed on
bounty certificates scientific descrip-
lions of wolves and foxes. The descrip-
tions are regarded as so simple and so
clear that there will be little room for
fraud in the future.
"A great quantity of dead fish, carp,
cat and buffalo, are covering the banks
and puddles along the Pecatonica river
in the vicinity ~ Dill, Pickett and
Winslow. The fish were washed inland
by the high water of the river, and
were caught in the pockets and ravines
when the waters receded. The stencil
for some time has been offensive, but is
now disappearing. Eek.
Lost, on Friday, Aug 20, large
black leather lady's handbag, contain
ing an alligator purse and railroad
pass issued to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Smith of Monroe, Wis. 1t was lost
either on the Dodgeville or Darlington
road approaching the city. Finder will
please leave at this office. 34w2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-02
Farm for Sale.

100 acres known as the Chas. Gracz
farm, five miles east of Mineral Point.
For full particulars inquire of Fielder &
Fielder. 32tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-02
Do You Use Clean Milk?

Remember that it is not only import
ant that the milk should be clean when
you receive it from the milkman, but
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-02

1t will pay you to write to Fitz-
gibbons Bros. Monroe, Wis, for their
catalogue, when in need of tirst-class
Buggy, Carriage, or Harness. They
have no agents but sell everything
direct to the consumer at wholesale
prices. Reliable top buggies at S57
and up. Freight paid to Mineral Point
Wis. l0m6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-09-02
Painter Wanted.

Wanted at once, practical journey
man painter.
lw WElnENFELLER Bros.
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Die Sanptanarticre Der Singer.

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8nt Scil!

8eoinll OeS 9uloeS . 5ltrnicltes in
Cincinnati. - Yorooe Der Seit.
Gomite'n. - Die Ibreiie Der 9ol-
timorer Sltrller. - ,&orlpGrtS".
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SG6rt bellte ob.
@eltern be9onn III Cincinnati oo0
9unoeS . Surnfelt, an Dem iiber
1000 Surner Sbeil ne6nlen meroert.
Die Seititoot, in peld)er ctluo $4,000
9eiu6er erlportet meroelt, lit feltlid
oeforirt uno beiloggt. Inter &orol-
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%obgebolten miro. guf Dem 6eitplobe
allgefommcll. biBte ErGiioent Serr-
manu- eine Slogge mo eroiiuete Do
nit oas litrnieit. Sofort nod Dem
GroffnungSoft beg1nllen Die Surn-
Vereine BON Cincinnati nit perItie.
benen llebungen. Nm Ibeno MIR
Den I'M Commencement Square be
meglid)e Yiloer pes Srunfiurter Srrn.
feltes 1908 porgeiiibrt. Gas Eros
gronm fir belltc mo Die iibrigen
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mittogS: Grofinlng oeS 6eltplubeS
mo lln5rg oller Gereinc BON Gin.
cinnoti lno llnlgegeno. @eiong,gor.
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mittngS: Wett > Surncn Der Shiller
Der ofientlihen Sdulc BON Gincinno'
ii. @eidGitsiitung i0nntlider Nils-
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glbcnoS - Commencement . Square:
9elpeglife Yiloer Der olpmpiifeu
Spiele in Sonoon, Gnglolo, 1903.
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De-"
Scr 9olttmorcr
Jurner.
Sellte reiit Die Gorbilt Der 0olti.
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Cincinnati nb, eS iino Die Witglieoer
Der Greisrie9e oes ,Gorn1rts" uno
cine Nr3obl onoerer Nftiuer oes oGor.
mGrtS." Sbnen iolgen morgeu Die
ng1ren" Oes .8orndrts." Sestere
iibernahten in philadelphia uno rel.
ien an Gicnitag nud Der 5eltitoot
meiter.
Sic 8reisrieae bes .@ermonia.
Slrnuereins" iino eiitige Barren Die
les Sereins, etfuo % All Der 3ubl,
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NIT Der Eenniplponia 9obn
ob. Sir Ole Sobrt wllroe ein Spe.
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Philadelphia Guortett . Club"
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0enn Scmano

@enn Semano
@enn Scenario itledlt BON gnbern
ipriht,
Gam ihou Dem Shelm crit ms
@eliht,
9etrad)t' i'm cine @eile.
8Gr'S itatt Elm @r, gar cine Sic,
9 troue oen Gerl1umoern ME!
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Grit nit Der 3eit iieblt I'll eS flors
GoB eS MIR Wenihentiidc iuor,
2ie Mil iid INNER ridden. ~
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TcrlGnmben Inoere geihipirtb, /,
I'm beimli6 iie 5u itefen.
@er niemols Gbre iih errdne
llno OurfJ Die areu5esibule orang.
Ter miro eS ME perIteben,
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9ie mub Dor @ott beiteben.
@enn Scmono ihfcft bon auoern
iprift,
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iuiht, I
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Te6nlrifter giebt es bier unb BORT.
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Ireu boIten iie juionimen.
l(nb fdnoen lie Die f%leinlte Spur.
@Gr' es cin Ginger Splitter MIR,
Gann miro man lid %begraben.
Gie SooterfGier riiden aus,
Ia giebt cs mieoer eiren Sfmous.
8enn Die ein Spier boben!
Die eroe wiiblen iie nod alif,
las falide, liiiterne @eidnoui,
Nast nod an ben @ebeinen.
Gie eia'ne Gbre mieat nid)t idlper.
Sic ioacn iiber an0're Der,
I'm Ielber gut 81 iheinen. I
@citn Scniano idIedt BON slnSern
ipriht,
.Gia idIehten Sriidtc iino cs nidlt,
gn oelten @eipen uogen"
Gos lit mo bleibt ein ipobres 0ort,
gu ieber 3eit. an iebem Srt,
3onn mars 6llnt lroit Dir iogcnl
limo Ter, Der oieies 2ieo eroatt.
Sat i9lber oIles ourhgemaft.
W'uBt' monhes gitt're ibluden.
Wos or erlebt, gereiit i'm nid,t,
Wenn'S manhmal aud oos Ser;
id)ier bridt,
@r fennt Die Womelufen.
Wcnn Scnoto ihleft BON anoeru
Ipridt,
9as lit ltno bleibt Gin arnler Wid,t.
er febrt Dor anbern 1biirst.
er Id)nobert bin INTO ihnobert Der,
gls obs Gin Mesihniiifler mar, |,
Tim llnratb aui5uipiiren. I I
q. 3. e.
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r%eierpirt limo. Die Slftipen neroet
fleioiome grolle Gn5iige uno sleid)-
forbigc Wiiben, iomie biibihe ab5ei.
den nit Der aufihrift .@ernianin.
Baltimore" uno Den MarplGnoer
Sarben troaer.
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ger Selperbnng Nflh #aiierpreiS jlpei
Wal g%elpinnen. 9is iebt boben rllr
Der DSunger WGm1erd)or" uno Die
oGoncorOio" Sen Ereis einmol &C.
ponnen. Ger bolbe Ereis in9root.
Inn 5oblt nidt.) Sir ben 5meiten
Serlltd) eriheint iebt Der nSunger
Wt0nnerhor" sum- oritten, Die nGolt-
corOia" sum 5lueiten Wole in Der
Nrello. GrbGlt elmer bon oielen Ser
clnen Ole bodJite Eunft5obL 10 iii Der
SaiierpreiS iein @ioentbum. @enn
nift, 10 iiebt lid Der nSlnger WGl-
nerd)or" in Die iible Gage perleBt,
gang BON born o15ufongeL oo Die
orei geitotteten Gonfurren5en nit
bent beporitebenben 6citc fir i'm er-
idopit lino, ipdbreno Die Singer bon
@ilfesborre ibr 8lilf nod einntol in
orei Sohren bei'm %. SGn9erieIte
ueriufen fonnen.
9ie onberen orei Sereinc, Der
y&rellber = Gllartett = Glllb", Die
,8ernIonia" bon Nemorf lll0 Der
ogrion" bon Baltimore f0nnen bel
bem ieBi9en Ereisiingen ourd) eilet
Sicg Den tcnpor1ren Belts un0 Die
Nnmartidaft ouf Den en0giiltigen
9eiib Der SropbGe erlongen. Mebr
niht. glber ouf oieic rcd)t ulgeuilie
GluSii6t bin boben Die Singer bieicr
Nercine iid) nit einem @ifer un0 ct.
ner Singobe ibrer lfrueren Nufgobe
g%eipiomet, lpelhe BON Hefts lpegen
Liiir YQe einen YreiS urtb mnbeoingt
Die bohIte Nncrfennung peroient. Sic
boben iitb leoiglif nm beS HrbmeS
uno oeS oeutiden SieocS Ielbit lpillen
redt ifnere uno oriidenoeS pfer ouf-
crlegt - gerpib Elm idoncr 3ilg bon
Soeolismus. IS lit oeSbolb oitd)
nift mebr olS red)t, bob Die Settle.
borbe in letter Stlmbe nod einen
j%iueiten Hreis, eiren iilbernen aron5,
fir bieIe &otegoric beItimmt bat, Der
iir Die 5Weitbeite Seiitung 9egebcn
miro uto pclden Der Yerein bebolten
fam.
9ic 9iiitc oes Gomponilten Gorl
Morio bon @eber mo oaS Helief-
Eortroit Gonrooin &reuber's fir ole
St0bte : Sercinigungcn iino iebr be-
0ebrensmertbc Yreiie BON oolternoem
Wertbe.
Nilh Der biibi6e Eofal, nel1er Dem
Sieger i'm St1ote.E rcislingen britter
Sloiie 5uiGllt, miro redt miQfommen
iein. Gr lit groB 9enllg, nm cinen
geipolti9en Srelloentrunf .ollS linn 5u
tblln, mos Die Serren Sieger alld)
mobl tbltn merocn llno 5luar pom
beiten golbenen @ein aus Dem lido
ilen iilbernen Eofol, weld)er nilf Der
Soroerieite Die Morte trdgt: -. 9n-
tionol E SGngerfeit, Ncp-gorf 1909"
Inber ben e%riudbnten Ereilen tie
ben ben SGugern nod 5luci Gbren.
preiic in Ausiidt. Ger cine oericlben
lit Die BON Srn. Sole1tin Sfmibt,
Dem Better bes SofbrGubouicS, &c.
~ltiftetc Mornlorbiiltc 9eetbopcn'S, Die
ais eriter Ereis Dem IN Der 5%ipeiten
&loiie iingenoen Gercin 5ilfolet ioQ.
Ger 5lucitc nurbe, ipie bereits I'M
rTeutibcn Gorrelponoentcn" berid)-
tet, bon Der beriibmten Eonr0tnlnles
rim Selma Enrlogbp, Siiritin 2poii,
geitiftet. Gieier Yreis beitebt in Ell
mem Yprtroit bes &oiiers mo f1Qt
benienigen &ercin oolicrnO 5u, mel.
der bel Dem aoiierpreis . Singen
ben Sieg oouoll trG9t.
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Sic Soften Scr 8oreejter

Sic Soften Scr 8orcejter
San0 it raben. Sr. eotuar6
@agner, DER Shosmeiiter ION Wor.
eelter.Gonntp, iprod seitern bei'mi
8oiioertellr Dor uno unterbreitete
oemlelhen, ionic Dem Vorliser 1ndet
BON Der StoatS.2 onbitroben . Com.
million einen oabin ~lnutenoen BE,
riht, Dab Die fiir oas genannte goun.
tn ~geplanten StraBsn luiseidbr
$1,000 foiten meroen.