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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14
Pour Of the Committee say Guilty
and Three "NOt Proven"

The Joint committee of the Iegis-
lature appointed to investigate the
charges of bribery against 8. c.
Pomeroy submitted the following
reports Wednesday last:
Be it resolved by the Senate of the
State Of Kansas, the House Of
Representatives. concuTTing:
That as numerous charges OF cor
ruption and bribery are made
against Samuel Z. Pomeroy, United
states Senator from the State of
Kansas; that those charges are OF
such a character as to deserve the
careful scrutiny of this legislature ;
therefore be it
ReSoLred, That a committee of
eight be appointed to investigate
the said charges; that said commit
tee consist of three members of the
Senate and five of the House that
said committee are, by virtue of this
| resolution authorized to compel the
attendance of persons and papers
to further the end of said investi-
CATION; that either of said commit
tee are authorized to administer
| SdIuo fSuo olul ahAk1Ou6 " any OLO
all persons who may be summoned
before the same; that said commit
tee are hereby authrrized to proceed
at once with said investigation, and
report proceedings at the earliest
possible day.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
Appointed to investigate charges
against Senator s. G. Pomeroy :
Mr.. President of the Senate, and
Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
| sent0tsces:
The committee appointed to in
vestigate charges of bribery and
corruption against Hon. S. e. Pom
eroy, United States Senator, during
the Senatorial election in the State
of Kansas, in January, A. D. 1873,
TO whom was referred the foregoing
resolution, beg leave to submit the
following report:
WHEREAS, In pursuance to said
resolution, the said committee have
carefully examined large number
of witnesses, and from said evidence
have adduced the following facts
/. That s. &. Pomeroy, while q
United States Senator, and during
his candidacy for reelection to said
position, did attempt to use money,
both by himself and by those pro-
Tossing to be his authorized agents,
to corrupt members of the present
legislature in influencing and at
tempting to influence them to vote
for 8. G. PomerOy for Z United States
Senator.
That the said S. e. Pomeroy
did, on the 2StH and 18th days OF
January, 1873, pay to one A. NJ
York, q member of the Senate Of
the state of Kansas, the sum OF
$1,000 to influence his vote for thE
said S. G. Pomeroy for United
States Senator.
3, That Richard Stephens, pro.
Tossing to be friend to the said s
G. Pomeroy, did attempt to brihG
with money one VIM. Bateman, &
member OF the House of Represen.
tatives of the Stale Of Kansas tt
vote for s. c. Pomeroy for United
States Senator.
Therefore, we the committee dc
find that the said 8. G. Pomeroy il
: guilty of the crime of bribery, an(
attempting to corrupt, by offers o
money, members OF the Legislature
of the State of Kansas.
Therefore your committee reques
to be discharged from further con
; eidei alton of this subject.
[Signedl W. <. GUERIN,
Chairman on part of Senate.
; E. N. MORRILL,.
On part of the House:
4 8. Z. CRoss,
E. j. NUaEST.
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TXCLUSIVE attention paid TO The re-
~ pairing of watches, clocks and jewel.
ry. All work W warranted. North window
Of Tandy 4 Eastman's drug store, Empo-
ria, Kansas. 80 -
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Z VERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, on
II Fourth avenue between commercial and
Mechanics street, Is now prepared to let
livery teams, carriages, slelghs and saddle
horses, 1T living prices. Good care taken in
boarding transient stock. Also good wagon
yard. SO #I" aianlu
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livery STABLES:
n NICHOLS

Y livery, FEED AND SALE STABLE
Il 7th svenue, corner mechanics street.
Ample room for stock. Faciiities good,
and prices reasonable. An excellent lIne
OF horses.And carriages Cor hire. Cali and
see me. H--r cd l6yl
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A LEAr OF PoLr,rr1Ilcc.A.1. H1sroRY.-


A prominent ex-member of Con-
gress is said to have recently made
a statement to Washington cor
respondent, which, if true, will
rouse every drop of old Wing
blood in the country, and almost
make some of the dead who once
fought for Clay turn in their
graves. -, ...-.-,. -
This ex-member says that some
time ago he was informed BY
Isaiah Rynders, of New York city,
OF the details of fraud which he
han organized and carried ont in
New York city by means Of which
Henry Clay, who had legally car
ried New York State in 1874, WAS
deprived of the vote of tho Electo.
raj College, and thereby Lost the
Presidency, and that this fact is
probably now susceptible of proof
even at this late day.
The charge of fraud at the cleo
tion was made by Horace Greeley.
In his almanac for 1916 this sen
tenee appears upon the title page:
The Wing party, beaten but not
conquered; overborne by fraud,
not vanquished by argument, nor
outnumbered by legal voters, still
adhere to, reafflrm and boldly pro-
claim to their principles which are
the same. as ever"
In an article following he says:
"If any man doubts that system
attic, enormous, atrocious frauds
were perpetrated in our late cleo
ton, and that James K. Polk is
chosen President by virtue of
these frauds, we ask his attention
to the following fscts,v He then
shows how Louisiana's vote was
mysteriously increased thiFy-five
per cent. by fraud, and adds:-
seThis is the way one State was
carried for Polk and Dallas. Had
We room we could satisfy any can.
did mind that New York was car
ried by means equally foul and
hagitious. Can such victories
profit the WinnersS'i f5i8si1o7 3
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hotels.
MADISON uOrs

EMPORIA, KANSAS. 9Th avenue
IL near Commercial street. This favor
tie hotel has been thoroughly reittcd ind
furnished. The most careful attention
paid TO the comfort 81 guests.
;!jLl NJ. l.. EUNKHOUSER.
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=. l.. WHEEL. L. NJ. ROBERTs.
BELL & ROBERTS.
HOLESALEA AND RETAIL dealers
" in groceries aud provisions. Agents
American Pow deI Company and Becker :
Little Washer, No. 100 Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas.
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JEWELER
Il. NJ. FRY,

DEALER IN CLOCKS. WATCHES AND
L. JEMELRI, corner room, bancroft
hlock, Commercial street. Repairing done on
'nort notice and In satisfactory style.
iRniT2ti
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS
EMPoRIA SOCIETIES
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
LNMPORIA LODGE, No. IL. \. +. " \. N.
II Meets at heir hall, RugSlc, Il Pluinb's
building. on the Thursday "i or next proceed
!ng the iull moon OF each month, and every
two Nesks thereafter Master Masons 81
good standing are cordially IN vited to attend.
l., u. JACOBS. W. NJ.
r. 4. kEaSs, Secretary.
TMPORlA CHAPTER, Il. 4. 81. Meets at
II Masonic Hall, on the lst and al Friday
evenings oil each month, at 7tS O'Clock. Com
eli 20 attend. - = 7 L. d. JACOBS. II. Z.
W. y. CorEL AND, Secretary.
NEOSHO VALLEY LODGE. No. Is, 4. +.
IN 4 A. Y. NJ. Meets ilrst Tuesday evening
IN every month, ut ESkridge Hall. All Mas
ter nasons in good standing are invited to at
tend. q. W. WHITE W. NJ.
"a. n. ALEXANDER. sCc'ty. III. jan26- y
ODD FELLOWS.
TSlOS LODGE No IS Meets at Odd Eel
~ owe Hall, over Einporia Bank, every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Members IN
good standing In vitcd to attend.
d. \. GILMORE, y. q.
II. r. MORRIS. Recording &C.
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ODD FELLOWS.
Z LODGE No Is. Meets
EDUCATIONAL.
Kansas State Normal School
At EMPOR1A.
TUITION FIR EI%.
USE OF TEXT BOOKS FREE.

september lIIIh, and closes Dc-
cesab Der 10Th. students entering for
the tirst time are to he present for exam
ination September 10th.
Boarding ia private families as 20 10
per week; In clubs 81 - 10 - rs.
In addition TO the Usual branches, Pen
manship, Drawing, and Vocal Music arr
taught, and without extra charge.
Five hundred dollars worth Of book,
will be added 20 the library This fall
and an equal sum will be expended In
apparatus for the Physical science, dc
partment. Il Is fA ItfLEFI kNtL6 y
Before the close OF the year the spaciou;
aud cOmmodious new bailding Will b
ready for occupancy.
Persons wishing fuller information, o,
catalogues, will address,
30 PRESIDENT.CIEO. Nv. HoSS.
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y. OHAAfL1n. H.f ID. +. liUShk
CHAMPLIN 3 HUGMEs.

SSrUSE CUTTERS AND CONTRACT pRs
- We are prepared 10 do all kind OF stin,
cuttiIiH. suCn window asills, circular CAP,
oil LnS ,gssIgn. iUOr aIlls, columns, mouidHngs
and all wOFk In the, Ione cutting line that
builders nIuy desire. They Gl~O furnish bases
and sockets Tor tonibStOnes. OT icrs PROM ptl }
hlled. SHOP ON the corner OF Fourth Avcuut
and Constitution street. EniporiGi, kans5s.
IanI72t
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CHARLES WaEELOCI5.

4 RCIIITECr and BUILDER, In prepared
IA 10 furnish plans and specifications Tor all
Kinds Of mSehanical structures, l. rslRre,i
70 10 car peneeT and Joiner work, either Dy
sixth avenue ami Constitution street.
iuul12tf
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SURVEYOR.
cRocERs

ROBERT MILLIKEN,
~ OUNTY SURVEYOR. AND CIVIL I'm
OGINEER. Emporia. Kansas. iani52tr
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. Ad1Raiaez1e11<s1 elkpo5 1sIl3tI - I5E5ss =
leaRkh OF column. For onsss a9d do1blo col
y F sats apa e ss e NE sst isRis
70 be paid for m sdy 6nce, 'e1eellS Nhen order
edzby ouF regular sp9tf0as. EO1e r1tes afe
~ tSas IN prcPortson 70 our eifcu1At1cas AID
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

Horace r. Clark, Vanderblles
sOn-in-law+ and right bower, was
once one Of the most eloquent
lawyers OF New York city. One
day, being poor, he went into,
Vanderbilt's Office and said. Com
rnodore Vanderbilt, I like your
daughter, and she likes. me. 1
want your consent to ny marry
ing hefe 1eAhs' said the old
man, cyhicaily, o@you want my
money, do your Clark turned
toward the door and said, aOh,
you and your money bep
stSayi young fellow shouted Van.
derbiits come back here; yen can
have herT So he married the
GIRL went into Wall street, and is
worth from ten to fifteen millions.
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JAMES MoDERAEoT,
OF the Committee on the part of the
House of representatives.
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s " hen applied with DR.. Pfereess
naaal douche and accompazted with
DEF terce's golden medical diseev-
cry - constitutional treatment, DR..
hsgess catafrh remedy produces
HerEect eures Of tbs worst cases or
reserfh and 0zena Of many yeaTss
standing This tkoroagh course Of
Redieefton constitutes TIE only,
eeieFkinc, rational, safe and succeeE-
III mznaof 81 treating thia ~oaf6ds'
dseeeeoszkes has zeseg abeen oGeeeif
"a sAe afflicted. Tha tAstrumeuA
and two medicines sold for Sc by
all druggists. esI.
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E,E-SR1kAGsU4S,i eavTgv4vu
AND BUII-DEH shop ost
OTth sAvenuO, between Conifn err5a AZ snid
eel To. ianlI2 II
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EDUCATIONAL.
STUDIES IN ENGLISH.

CONDUCTED By PROF. s. $. BABcOck.
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POMEROY.

Report of the Legislative Investigating
Committee.
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.eTnaMselraavaA waN
aeerT tnRLq
e WDZ 3Gt ~
MH 2TTIUaT w /
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sulrDER {. An o1iTEcrs, ae.

W. w. HIBEEx. . AA4 q
DIllsIClAS AND SURGEON. once la
l. HannA's building, Ira Commercial street.
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lz,ls ~ TEUt.Ny0nEHEasI. -. gILr
DHIsICIAN AID ~CIGEOSt I.pg9ria,
il haura-. aa4N =
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.. A. MOORE, NJ. ID,
DuY sfCIAN ASD SURGEON. Onicc M
i the Drug Store vi Moore ~ Weaver.
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l.. ID. JACOBS M. ID,
hFFi'E In NEWS Block, uH stair.
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But Mr.. York and his friend:
would have Us suppose that he i:
aqself- inundated martyr in q grear
cause; that he lies, cheats and be
trays, actusted by high principles
Well, that is q little paradoxical
and demands consideration. Al
one OF the witnesses has it, in sub
stance, be is either a scounirel O.
hero. Hero? Well, that ais
Graves consideration. &
The first observation to make il
this relation is that AEr. York
heroism involves unlimited priv
leges efutsering falsehoods. Tha
| isan element OF heroism very IN
| convenient TO deal with, when tn
pretended hero, who possesse
these large privileges in the lin
eflmendaeitys appearsont the stan'
~ witness, aud the point II
HhatherWe shall or shall not be
heve him on his oathg Whethe
RAat he testifes belongs 20 tn
4 heEo's mood of truth or TO hi
Imoud OF faisshood?
LET us admit, for argument
sake, that York Is Q Spelitics
! fslaticy with the assumed right-o
psrpetrating any amount OF Wron
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

DR. ,. N. READ, for manv vears an
stsachee of the Milwaukee .Sentiae{, Wa
in town Monday as travelling seent and
correspondent Of the Chicago Inter-
OceQn II hss heretofore been our pIea.-
ure to express our high opiniCn,<M this
excellent paper, and again we wish to
say, 1t is the peer Of any paper in tue
country lis editorials are able, its new.
prebeusige, It's WiscelIany of the
highest order, and its commercial de-
partment unexcel.ed by any ia the West
Its progress and power withiu the briei
time OF its existence il the wonder of the
world. The Weeky Inter, Ocean ia just
such paper a. incest the wants Of coun-
try readers II Is nearly twice as large
as this paper, contains four times the
amount of reading each week yet We
are able, through she liberality of its
publishers, to offer it to our subscribers
for the year 1913, for the small sum of
one dollar. Call and see sample COPY,
and leave your dollar and uams.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

NEE FIRM. For two weeks we have
neglected our duty in not mentioning
the formation Of copartaership between
Sidney 4: Hastings Shepard, in tho mar
BILE business
Hastings begun three or four years
ago az sn apprentice with his brother
Sidney to .cut marble His mechsnica!
genius and Industry soon placed him
vt the head Of all tie vorkmen. and for
long time he has efficiently filed the
position Of foreman Of the sbop--trsns
acting ali business in Si3nav's absence
by becoming partner, the esta5lish-
meut already known as one Of the beat
and most reliable in the West, i. placed
on d aliii better foundation, and destined
To acEieye still greater success
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

GooDHLL y Co, have exhibited their
''Sciop'icon OF the Bible at different
places in the county and everywhere
gwen entire satisfaction 10 heir aus
dences At Dodgeyills and Highland
they were ne0essita,ed 10 give second ez
hhitions to accc mmci ale the people
II is the insentioa of the company to
travsl extensively, during the spring.
Their views are all Bible scenes, and of
course calculated TO have the best moral
eifeot, as well az crafty the taste for the
beautiful. They have not yet announced
to give an exhibition here, but we hope
they viii do 40 before taking up .heir
hne OF march for the spring campaign
The people Of Highland we're so oapti>
waited by the entertaiument, that the
propretors intend ptying that place
another visit at the time Of the fair and
festival in the Irish Catholic Church,
whioh will DO ia about two weeks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

DR.. +. B. BHEsos, vino has left Min
ersi Point to take up his residence and
practice his profession 10 Darlington
bears with him The esteem and good
wishes Of all who know him. He ia to
succeed Dr. AbeN at Darlington, who
has built up there large and lucrative
practice. Dr.. b. will be found TO "6lI
the bili wherever he goes, and anv
community viii be the better for his
presence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
a GA RID.

Having just com pleted in
voicing, | find the business OF
the past year very satisfactory,
all things considered; and be-
ing desirouS Of making room
for q larger and more COM
plete Spring stock of Staple &
Fancy Dry Goods than ever
yet brought to this city, | offer
for the next so days Dress
Goods-ef- escriptiOns much
below their value; and some
lines that | am desirOuS Of
closing out l will sell below
New York cost. My goods are
all perfect, anc guaranteed to
be as represented.
JOSE PH DELLER.
Mineral Point, JsiL ~, ls73--4w3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

HONS CAMP MEETING. There viii be
what is 'ermed Home Camp Meeting
held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Of this city next week, commencing on
Monday, preaching each day az follows :
10 clock A NJ y and 7 O'Clock P. NJ.
Prayer Meetings each day, the time will
be announced from the pulpit. All are
cordially invited to attend. Help from
abroad is expected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

NIKE CossoRs indnlaed too freely in
FIRE water on Monday, and nade times
Lively on Commerce. street for awhile
k.e assailed Johs .lenkin, of Mif!n, and
used him up shamefully, when Alfred
Jenkin Interfering, Nike attacked him /;
before much furtner damage WAS done,
however, bgstauiers succeeded 10 getting
the troublesome gentleman under cent rol.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

800 Bottles Of Green's Augpst
Flower has been sold in this state in ,hre.
months, We only ask you to 20 to Tho
drug stores Of j. H. vivian or J h SCR
hohe't and get Bottle Free Of Carg,, Or
regular s'ze at % cents. Every bottle
warranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver Com
pa'nt, SICK beaaache, Costiveness, Heart.
burn, aterbrash, Sour Stomach. lndige..
Hon' impure BLOOD, aud all diseases caused
oy impure blood, or derauged stomach ard
hver Try II. Van Setback, Stevenson 4
Rvid Wholesale sgents, Chicago 3oly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY JA AIRY g.

The discrepancy between the amount
of our bill against Iowa County and that
allowed us by the Board, needs explana,
ton. The bill consisted of three items,
to-wit; For publishing proceedings of
Board, Nov. session, SIS; for publishing
proposals from Supts of the Poor, 81 80 ;
for publishing official report of election
canvass, $500; total, s36 The Board
allows us only sl6 s0-repudlating the
sl9 20 charged for publishing the elec.
ton report 1t has been the rule in this
county from its organization, (and the
same rule prevails throughout the state, J
for all county papers, without regard to
politics, to publish elecscn report. such
as charged for in our bill and receive
pay therefor Under the impression that
this rule would be followed in this case,
we published the report as usual, but
not As usual are refused pay therefor
while the Democrat, for the same work,
is paid all We charged,
This may appear mixed to the uninita-
ted, but to rs it is "clear as mud, and
easily clucidated to others, thus: 4
Democratic Clerk aud ChGiryAan Of
Committee on Claims, are more than a
match for Repu5iicoa Board.
Under resolution of the Board in
1870, all bills for goods or work done
for the Cogny must be signed by the
officer procuring the same. With this
resolution in view, Democratic Clerk
t,is TO order the publication in Repubii,
can papers Of matters that he knows are
expected 20 ap pear in all tho papers, and
declines to sign IA bill therefor when pce.
scented Ths nemocrMic Chairman OF
COMMITTEES reports against the BIZ, and
the Republican, Board 10 compelled tl
adopt the report, and ws are losers tc
tho amount Of the charge
| Ii may be said that we need not pub
lish such matters, or that tho interest
therein to readers juss.iss taeir publica.
ton free Of charge Our answer to thi,
is, that while it is desirohie to US IA pub,
! fishers 10 give our rcaG RS al matter OF
interest, the expense o!,gsiins The types
Tor these reports 10 so mach greater thar
| for ordinary matter that we oan t well
afford to publish them gratLitou.ly Be-
sides, what juStioe is there in compelling
two papers to publish these reports a,
tnelr own expense, Cor their readers not
see them while another paper, having
less readers than eittef Of tho two il
paid full rates for the same work An
swsrs from Republicans of the County
Board ars in order. Justice from Dem.
ocratc members to Republican papers
is not hoped ior
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

The members OF tue NJ. Il. Sunday
School of tais city, subscribed about Sl75
lss. sunday, toward the Madison church
Tins is the largest sum given by any
Sunday school in the State, says Mr..
Couch
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
M a r II / +, ID

hIs sIlARDS-B -BATTEN.--At Linden, by Rev
b. tazeitlne, nn llth inst. Mr. VIM
Richards aud MaryJ. Battcn all Of Linden
LDM NDS-BENEDICT-At Plaitcvillc. nv
Key II. Lees, on the 18th inst. Rev. r
Edmunds, J VI. Minister at Dodgeyille, and
Miss Libbie Benedict, of Canada.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
MIXED The folio sing from the Dar-
linetoa Democraf is decidedly mixed:

we believe Benuctt of the Mineral Poin,
Tribune, Is the only radical editor in his see.
ton who does not hold an olIlec, either Fed
era or State This thing Is jg,, As il should
be. Those who do the work Of d party should
reap the rewards Of thnir labor. Bennett il
al Madison, trying hard 10 get g position We
hope he viii succeed.
Knight plainly says chat Bennett being
the only radical editor in this section
who does not hold an otsce, is Just as il
should be but that's not what he means
we feel sore. When he said We were al
Madison seeking an Office jim blundered
again. Oar trip to Madison was in the
interest Of a friend We had 40 thought
of getting a position for ourselves. No
position in the Legislature would pay,
Us to leave our business and babes for
two or three months.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
nos. ra c. xgTCHEAlE.

sANIPACTu RER OF All kinds of ornsmeolsl
vi Hair Work. such iraceie =, Breast ms,
watch-G Ggarde, Necklaces, Finger Rings, kAr h'ng-'
charms &C. Also Cur,s, Waterialis, s.itches, la
dis pr5at Pieces, Cgn;G Wigs, and everything 10
hfsllae qsh paid for raw hair J. o. 80. 40
u{nar4l Point IS xxI.S-iy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
Local intelligence.

IF Jbe Il, Of page ofthe Tribune toiN De deroted
10 Local dkers. For Advertisements, tercept
prote.ionai cdrds) inserted this page, zee
sAaN charge ffty per cent ddpdnce on ordinary
rates. No large "cuts" ,oiN bs diLoped on hfs
page al any rates,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23
gHoH4s THOMAS.

TVEITgD ,T4TEs uTEL, (WArklN wAsvIss'
u Olp rAp.j roiGeyie, isconsn
Having tastn charge Of t. hotel for terlu ct resrl
II propose; 90 eeep t FOR the special accommodation
OF the tragalng rlblc
hgy. large barn. sud keep attentive ho-tlers -
propose 20 sst EloG table aud keep the bar st ali
times supplied with the 5es OF ii4Gars.
BY strict attention 90 lussess hope to deserve,
and receige lair share q the public PATRONAGE
IxII.I2t THUlAn FHGNAs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-23

But few hens have the courage to lay
during this season, bat those that do so are
well rewarded for the trouble. Their pro.
ducts, if taken to H. T. Osborue's' con-
mand 20 cents per dozen.