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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
Cable Flashes.

TuERr were earthquake shocks in
Mexico, Tuesday night.
A sHARr earthquake shock disturbed
the City of Mexico Tuesday morning
RrpoRrs from various sections in Eu-
rope say this has thus far been the Sc
verest winter ever known.
The Australians are said to be the
greatest betters in the world. Annually
100000 600 changes hands over horse
races.
EDwIN ARNOLD, author of The Light
q" Asia" and the translator of many
atiful Ociental legends into English
verse, has been knighted 10y Queen Vic
toria.
the American ship, Alfred D. Snow,
which left San Francisco on August 31st,
was wre ecked in Herrylock Bay, and the
entire crew lost.
THE ice in the Rhine has broken the
bridge of boats at Cologne and caused q
/ suspension of navigation IN the river.
/ EpouARD's piano factory, in Paris,
! France, has been burned. Fifteen hun
! dred planes were destroyed.
/ Ia JusTICE and other papers demand
7 IllAE the SNN tEhuiShl iuESEitEG 10 sup
! press the attempts of the French syndi-
/ cate To advance the price of copper.
/ Ex PRESIDENT MCNAHoN. of France. is
| roing on SO and is hale and hearty. He
| uves on his estates, engages in outdoor
| sports, and doesn't cere u rush for pCH-
tics.
TaE Journal de ST. Petersburg says the
publication of the Reichsan zeiger, of
/ Berlin, of the forged documents recently
/ sent to the Gear, throws light upon the
! incident which for time has agitated
/ European public opinion.
1 The Grand Lodge of Mark Master Ma
/ sons have unanimously voted "silyer
! wedding" for the Prince and Princess of
| Wales of the value of $500. Their roy
/ al kighuesses were married on March 10,
/ 1868.
/ A RSRLIN journal gives currency to a
rum. that in the event of war, England
will employ her naval power for the de
! Tense of the Italian coast, and to ward off
4 ho.tile action in the Baltic.
/ HArREp of the Jews IS uuabated in Rus
/ sia. The recommendation of the imper-
! ial commission to permit Jews to dwell
in any village of Russia has been rejected
by the government.
THE presence Of English and American
men-of-wsr in Hor ululu prevented an in
/ surrectiou that had been planned Decem-
Der 10, on the assembling of the legisla-
ture. King kslaksus has denosited cola
terals 10 secure the payment of his
debts.
THE st. Petersburg correspondent OF
| the Cologne Gazette telegrsphs that an
order has been issued for the dismissal
before the usual period of the first SERIES
of tins has expired, of men belonging to
| the Guard corps.
A SEWING machine of solid silver and
encircled with sapphires was recently re,
ceived by the Empress of Russia. 1t was
: present from the Society for Promoting
| the Use of Russian Materials.
RETURNS issued by the British board o.
trade show that the imports for the pas
month increased e3,16 ,6S5 as com pared
with those for the corresponding month
in 1885, and that the exports Cor the sans
month increased g, $4,000 1ser those foi
December, 1856.
The Prussiaa and German Department
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

chairman; Snyder, Vest Virginia; How
ard, Indiana; Dorgan, South Carolina:
Hutton, Missouri; Bacon, New York:
Lsndes, Illinois; MsEenney, New Hamp-
shire; Dingley, Maine; Brumm, Pennsyl-
vania; Woodburn, Nevada: Whiting.
Massachusetts; WILDER, New York.
Naval affairs-Herbert, Alabama. chair
man; Wise, Virginia; McAdoo. New
Jersey; Whitthorne, Tennessee: Rusk,
Maryland: Cochrane; Elliott. South Caro-
lima; Abbott, Texas; Harmer, PennsvI-
vania; Thomas, IllIneis; Goff, West Vir,
ginis; BoutelIe, Maine; Hayden, Massa-
chusetts.
Military afairs-Tovnshend, Illinois,
chairman: Iillman, South Carolina:
Hooker, Mississippi; Maisch, Penpsyl-
vanIa; SpinoIa, New York; Ford, Michi-
gan; Robertson, Louisiana; Yerder. Ohio
Steele, Indiana Laird, Nebraska; Cutcf
con, Michigan; Gear, Iowa; Fitch, Ne
York; Garry, Wyoming.
Railway and Canais-Davidson Flori-
da, chairman; Hayes, Iowa; Plumb, Illi-
nois.
Levees and improvements on Missis-
sippi river -CatchiDgs, Mississippi,
chairman; Lawler, Illinois.
Manufactures-Bac of New York,
chairman; Smith, Wisconsin.
Mines aud Mining-M 7errall, of Vir-
ginia, chairman; Gest, Illinois.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Dib-
Bile, of South Carolina, chairman; Nc
Shane, Nebraska; Post, Illinois.
Claims-Lannam, of Texas, chairman:
Baker, Illinois; Kerr, Iowa.
War Claims-Stone,o Kentucky, chair
man; L2wler, Illinois; Thomas, Wiscon-
sin.
Private Land Claims McCreary, of
Kentucky, chairman; Weaver, Iowa;
Thomas, Wisconsin; Gest, Illinois.
Revision of the IIaws-Oates, os Ala
bama chairman; Townshend, Illinois.
Expenditures in state department.
Morse, Massachusetts,, chairman; Kerr,
Iowa.
Expenditures in postoffice department
-Dockery, Missouri, chairman, Pos
Illinois.
Accounts-Shaw, Maryland, chairmai
Hays, Iowa.
Enrolled bllls-Fisher, Michigan, chair
man; Holmes, Iowa.
Reform in the civil service-Clements
Georgia, chairman; Hopkins, Illinois.
Ventilation and acous.ics-Landes, Iii
Hois, chairman; Haugen, Wisconsin.
Alcoholic liquor traffic Camp pbeIi, Ohio,
chairman; Anderson, Illinois.
When the reading of the committees
had beer completed the house adjourned
until Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

of q special committee of seven members
whose duty it shall be to institute an in
vestigation into the cause and facts un-
derlying and appertaining to the existing
labor strikes. Mr.. Springer, of Illinois,
resolution proposing coustiut-
ticual amendment prohibiting polyg-
amy. Another resolution by Mr.. Ander-
son, of Iowa, says that the Pacific railroad
companies have persistently refused to
comply with the various acts of congress
passed for their regulation, ana that the
act of 1873 provided that if the compa-
nies failed to perform all the re
quirements of that and previous
acts, the attorney general should
take steps for the forfeiture of all grants,
privileges and franchises derived by them
from the United States and directing the
attorney general to report to the house
what steps have been taken by him TO Sc
cure judicial enforcement of forfeiture,
ana if none have been taken, his reason
for not proceeding as directed by law.
Among other resolutions passed was one
by Mr.. Rec, asking for the erection of a
public building at St. Paul. The house
then adjourned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
The National Capital.

MANY bills have been introduced favor
oring repeal of the tobacco tax.
TuIs will he hard winter for the
Washington correspondents, as nearly
every senator is preparing for the great
est event of his life"
ROGER .. MILLS, of Texas, chairman of
the ways and means committee, and
therefore leader of the democratic party
in the house, has been in congress four
4een years, but is not very well known.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON has issued
circular authorizing the admission to
marine hospitals free of charge of sea-
men employed by the Mississippi river
commission.
Nj. D. BABcocK, inventor of the fire-ex-
tIpguishing apparatus bearing his name,
died in the almshouse in San francisco
on Saturday, aged 20 years. At one time
he was in the receipt Of $4,000 a month
for royalty on his machines.
The national debt was diminished to
the extent of $14,5S465O during the
month of December, and S53,S3o, 335 dur
ing the last six mouths of the year. The
United States treasury now holds 1927
265, $50 in cash, OF which SECS 519, 424 is
available foc debt reduction.
The social season is now fairly "on."
The signal for its beginning wa. given on
Monday, when the presidential reception
was held. The word informal is now
banished from the lexicon of society. to
remain in outer darkness until Lent shalt
call it again into use.
ACTING Commissioner Stockslager, of
the General Land Office, has transferred
a considerable force of clerks to the "csn-
test division" of his Office, with the hope
of clearing up the question of title to
thousands of homestsads al over the
West and South, which have been sus-
pended for months and years owing TO
these contests.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Accidents and Failures.

TWENTY EIGHT horses were burned to
death in a stable at Chicago on Monoay
morning.
TWENTY ONE business houses including
new hotel and the opera house were
burned at Sal5da, Col, on Monday.
SMALLPOX has broken out at San Fran
cisco with great virulence. hundred
Eases have been taken TO the pest houses.
FIroH BEoTHERs, gendemen's furnish
ers, of Madison, Wis, have assigned. As
sets, $4,000; liabilities, $4,000.
a TYPHOID fever epidemic is ssid to be
aging in the penitentary at Jackson,
Mich, with thirty seven cases.
The Banner Mills, al Buffalo, n. Y,
sere damaged by fire Thursday nigh to
tho amount of $4,000. They are well
insured.
The grocery of John L. Luce, Logans-
port, Ind, was destroyed by fire Thurs
day. The loss of $4,000 is covered by in
surance.
The extension pul p mill of the Winni-
pesogee Paper Company at Franklin
Fall-, n. H, was destroyed by fire Satur
day morning. l. 1ss, over $4,000.
4 PREMATURE blast on the new railroad
near Laurel Run, Pa, Thursday, killed
four Italians Il Il badly injured seven
others.
Scarlet Fever aC Bardolph, McDonough,
and diphtheria at BaileyvilIe, OSle Co,
H., raging as epidemicr, hava been re-
ported to TIE State Board of Health.
AMzr BALDWIN, the indicted Cashier of
the wrecked Fidelity National Bank of
Cincinnati, died suddenly in that city
fhuraday morning of paralysis.
A CouFI AGRATIoN IN VandaIia, Mich,
on the Michigan Central Railroad, de-
stroyed hotel, bank, a drugstore and
the Masonic Hal; loss, $4,000.
HoRACE and Arthur Calef, well-to do
farmers and dealers III fine imported
horses, failed at Monticello, Ill, Wednes-
day for $4,000.
The store of Thomas Cole and Walk
er's Hotel, COlesburg, Iowa, were burned
Thursday morning. Loss, $4,000; in
surance, So OOO The fire is supposed to
have been incendlary.
The fast Chicago Express colIided
with freight on the n. Y, Penn. d OHIO
road on Saturday killing five persons anu
fatally injuring nine others.
FIRE early Monday morning, destroyed
the general store Of G. w. Pavey Sons.
Mount Vernon. H., one of the owners of
the building, Mr.. James A. White, perish
ing in the flames. Loss on building, S8,
600; insurance $4,000; loss ON stock, So,
600; insurance, $1,000.
Two policemen of Evansville, Ind,
being off duty Thursday night, were in
duIging themselves in what they called
sort of lark, and were seen coming out
of a residence at a late hour by Officer
Heigler. They started to run rs tie hailed
them, and in the belief that they were
burglars he fired upon them, killing Of
fcer SmoCk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
IN GENERAL.
NINE MONTRs As CAsTAWAYS.

Eight Ncn Wrecked on Lone lSland-Murder
and an Escape.
Inc SCHOONER Gen. Sugrl left Honolulu
Sept. l, 1886 on short fishing expedi-
tiOn. She carried crew of eight. On
Sept. 26 the vessel was riding off the
island of Midway. The crew camped on
shore, but during the night gale arose
and wrecked the vessel on the shore, leav-
ing the crew hel pless on an island in the
middle of the Pacific ocean. Tae eight
men subslsted on birds eggs for ten days,
and then Peter Larkin, d seaman, died.
double murder next reduced the seven
meu to i've the mate having killed the
captain and Lao. Edward Olson and
William Tlmpe, two seamen, rugged up
scow and sailed away. They arrived
at Honolulu some days ago, having lived
nine months on the island. The mate
doubtless porished with the other two
who were left.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

SENATOR STEWART, of Nevada, lrepub-
licanl says; Unless very different case
can be presented against MIR. Lamar from
anything which has come under my OBJ
servation, shall deem it my duty to vote
for his confirmation and advise other re
publican senators to do the same.
know OF no man who hore arms
against the United States in the late war
who has SO uureseryed,y accepted the
verdict Of arms and 50 unequivocally and
continuously maintained tie validity of
the new amendments TO the constitution
"a Mr., Lamar. 1t Is unreasonable to ex-
peot that the people of eleven states of
the Union shall, during all the present
generation, be excluded from psrticipa
tion in the judicial determinations of the
highest court in the United States"
And all republicans who through noble
patriotism have q stronger love and desire
for reunited, harmonious nation than
they have for selfish party ends heartily
endorse Mr.. Stewards sentiments.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
NUT BY STRIKES,
There Are Better Methods of Settling
Labor Troubles.
PRESIDENT Fuller'S Address To The Ma
rlne Engineers Al a Regular
Meeting Held In Mil.
waukee.

Were we deSirous of notoriety Eve
might inaugurate q strike with all its at
tsndant mlSeries,H said National presi.
dent Fuller In his opening address at the
snnual convention of the Marine Eusi-
neers' Beneficial association, IN Feiner's
hall, yesterday morning, and he con.
tlnued; 1t Is possible and within the
power of this order to so etfectuslly clog
the weels of commerce, that scarcely
vessel propelled by steam could leave her
wharf, and when We consider the fact that
there are sbout 10000 passengers car.
rled daily on our steam vessels, we can
better realize the Inconvenience that
would attend any Effort on our part to
correct the abuses under which we labor
by any such barbavops method as q strike:
besides thar, If we take into consideration
the financial aspect of the case, we can
learn from the experience Of others that
anyone connected with strike gains no
advantage, except those who may, through
teetlng popularity, be placed in posi-
tloG of prominence. There never vet
was an object gained by strike, which,
IN my opinion, could not have been
gained by other methods that would not
entail all the misery and suffering that
follows III the wake of one of those great
conflicts between labor and capital. l
cannot help but believe that when u
grievance exists or q cause of complaint
Is found, that by property putting the
matter before those with whom we may
have difference, that we will get 3 Just
and exact measure of Justice.
RECOURSE To Tux pREss.
should we fail in getting what we con.
slider our reasonable rights in the patfer
We can at all times have recourse to Aha.
most rowerfpl atlv. fbe ur,s, nf ,h,s
country, ana If we are risht. we viii h,
sustained. and pubu, op,ulou. guided lev
that all -powerfpI iu,trp,,,nt -tna- M,
will see ihst WE obtain that which - nrr
due: if we sre wrop.- in that which wa
seek to ACCOMPLISH. VT, ,ni,,ht il wrn FRY.
to stav the rushing waters rf Nla,-sra os
to obtain that which II not our One.
woul6 not refer 10 tins sshisct vynr, !.
not to set snr,a nr nr,r mora ;,,n,t,,,,,,s
brothers on thc r;rh+ c,rrsa
THAI wa hava couso f,r en,,r,,;,,t ~,
-m;ndeI man con ,3a,,. ,y;th ,,r',,,rt,.
vaIned at hprdrsds of thouso,as ,f al
Isrsara bnn5r,Ss of tbn,sonas,f IT.
denendip,r ou ou- skin and ins,,,,,,,pt
ubo,, ~, errnr ,,r, ',,,r ,,,rt ,,,IS -.
1sa,b md 5,s+rrct,o,, ~ an al,nrt Ne - :,
Tn bo yonder.5 ~ thot wa shnnI1 ast os
compensation souethin,, mora tbor viii
sunnlv opr Families Wiz N, pac,ss,.i,s
of life Followir, as ,ye do.o a,,.or,,,s
colI;r,r = - ,,,,,lar.,, ot ns,. 49,,
,sk aT op,ortrr;t,, IN irsmro o,,r n,;v.s
ona IittIa a,,a, n,ra;st tl,,, ,,',,i,,,,;.;a, ,s
becnnip,, a hprSo,, o,, or,r roIln,, .o;t;,,a,,s
after we are gone
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

party of negro soldIers from Jeffer-
son Barracks, twelve miles below st. Louis.
criminally assaulted young white woman
whom they met near the camp. A de
tachment of twenty-six white soldiers
were sent out to arrest the negroes and a
riot ensued between the white and cOlored
troops. A white soldier, named Peterson,
had his skull broken, one named Living,
ston was stabbed, and another, named
Krum mernocker, was internally injured.
The negroes who committed the outrage
are under arrest and will be court-mar-
tailed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

of Justice have commissioned Judge As
chrott to study and report upon the
American penal system, with the view of
making it she basis of a new system II
Germany.
TIE London 6remen are about to be
uniformed for duty in asbestos cloth, a
material which has already been adopted
oy the Paris fire brigade with satisfactory
results. Equipped in this incombustible
apparel, the fireman is practically master
of the flames
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

Great:Excitement Over the Spread of Small
pOx-Impr0yISed Hospitals
Since smallpox has been declared epi-
demic and the pest-house filled with 100
cases, improVised hospitals have been
erected in the public parks, in the plaza,
and on Clay and Kearney streets tent
was put up to accommodate patients un
able to find admission to the receiving
hospital. The construction of the tent
caused trouble, citizens in the neiEhbor-
hood refusing for time to permit its
erection, and only after police assistance
had been called was it put in readiness
for occupancy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

The comm issioner of navigation con
eludes in his report that without a change
of present conditions it will be impos
sibls for the United States to regain its
lost supremacy,in the foreign carrying
trade. He next says that bounties or
subsidies are paid by Germany, Italy,
Spain and France and by Great Britain
under one form or another; and the CON
clusion is that he regards such cours {
imperative here if We expect to compete
with these ships. The coastwise trade is
rapidly developing, especially on the
lakes. This is due in great part proba-
bly, to the interstate commerce law. He
would abolish compulsory pilotage and
make the public bear the burdens of
state quarantine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
A Pennsylvania Phenomenon.

The citizens of Zollarsville and vicini-
ty are considerably excited over dIscov-
cry on the farm of Simeon Bane. Smoke
was noticed several days ago issuing from
the ground, and in order to ascertain it's
origin several neighbors assisted in max
ing excavations. When only few feet
down the ground became SO hot that the
men had to quit digging. 1t is stated that
to-day hot pieces of clay were thrown up,
and that the smoke has become very
dense.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
The Right Medicine

Judge l.. NJ. Jones, of Jacksonville,
Fla, has declared war on tramps. The
State, 1t seems has become the Mecca of
the itinerant gentry as Winter draws
round, and several hundred of them are
in camp near Jacksonville. Under the
old law Judge Jones yesterday sentenced
several big fellows who were caught in
an empty house to be publicly fogged
ana added that court would be kept from
day to day in order to iufict similar
punishment on other offenders.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
Milwaukee Narket.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 10-Whest o. Firmer; 1914
FOR seller cash; 62A for seller May. Con-
Steady; No. 3, 40. Va. -- Dull; No. ?. white 341R.
We Quiet; No. I. 65. bar.y-Lower; No. Z,
7514 Professionalism Pork-15. coz $3.50 for
seller January
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
SHERMAN'S GUN SPIKED
Sen. voorhees, Defends the President
and DenoUnces Sherman and his Party.
Their Criticism Insineere, Misleading
and for Political Effect Only.
The Position oft President is in Har-
mony With the General Welfare.
SENATOR VOORHEES, SPEECH.

WASHINGTON. Jan. AT O'Clock Sen.
ator Voorhees, took the floor and began a
speech IN defense of the message. Voor-
hees denounced the statement of Sher-
man, Teller and other republicans in
criticism of the presidents message As
lnslncere and misleading, and asserted
that, by way OF preparation for the com
ing presidential election, republican
Legislators aud journals were endeavur-
Ing by gross misrepresentation to put
rhe president and the democratic party
N an attitude of hostility to American
notwithstanding interests. Under the
leadership of Grover Cleveland the Gem
oc attic party demanded such a revision
of the tariff, such a reduction of the
revenue and the surplus and such an
administration OF the powers of the
government as were most beneficial to
all Interests, and most fully in harmony
with the general welfare. The presi-
dents message w0ulu bear light, discus
SION, analysis and debate. The frosts of
next November would blight republican
representations and rebuka republi-
can senators who characterize as hum
bug" the fearless, sound and statesman
like message of the president.
The contraction CT the volume of car
rency had always been policy marked
nv
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

The La Crosse Cnstom House 10 be Retained
WAsHTsoTos, JAN, 1o.-The secretary
of the treasury has promised to revoke
his order abolishipg the custom house at
La Crosse, and instead to reduce the pay
Of the collector to the salary of a deputy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

Bill TO Restrict Trust Combinations,
WAsHsGros, Jan. 1o.-Representative
Guenther introduced to-day bill TO in
yeetigate and restrict trust com bi nations.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

WASHINGTON, JAM 10.-Representstive
Szaith introduced bill to-day, providing
that the sslarles of government employees
shall not be Iess than txo dollars per day
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

Wisconsin Members Greatly Excited over
Omissions in the Urgent Deficiency Bill -
WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-The ugency
deficiency bill was reported from the ap-
preparation committee to-day, but CON
tanned no provision for the overflow dam
age awards on lake Winnebago, though
the same appeared in the bill as it passed
the last congress.
TIE members from the eastern part of
the state are greatly excited over the fact
and strong fight will be made to have
favorable to its success
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

Mrs. Jane Bell, who had lived in Rock
county, Wis, aimee IS+e, died at Beloit,
aged 70 years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13
A Great Chance.

IF Eou wish q beautiful picture that
cannot be distinguished from water
color, worth large amount of money,
you should get Demorestis Monthly Mag
azine for February. 1t is simply Won
derfuI hos such al elegant picture can
be furnished in q magazine that only
costs 20 cents. If your aexs-dealer has
not got 1t. ask him to get il for you, or
send 70 the publisher, W. Jennings Dem
orest. I5 East I4th ST.. New York
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

Omaha travelling man lin Chicago)-I
understand good many Chicago families
employ S5,00O-a-year cooks.
Hotel clerk-Yes, that's so.
Can you tell me how l caz get the
addresses OF such familiess''
go to the Highly Caterers empor-
ium. Do you wish to engage cook?n
''Oh, no, | sm agent for KilleIcure's
dyspepsia medicine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

Representative smith Looking out for Gov
ernIneut EMPLOYEES.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

Max O'RelI says: Good society, like
good hotels, is the same The world over,
and when I have spent an evening in
some arIstocratic house, ssy ss l depart,
I've passed q pleasant evening, but I've
lost my time"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-13

An honest raRcher was in Phoebe on
Friday. He offered to swap his eighteen
yesr-old boy, who smoked cigarettes, TO
any person for dog, and 6nliuE no
takers at that even up, he offered IS to
boot, but even then he couldn't make q
trade.