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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25
FRENCH LUXURY.
Surroundings Of French Ministers and TBei
Wives.

Surroundings Of French Ministers and Their
Wives
often wonder whether it is, after all,
al evil for French ministries TO be short
l;yed-uuless for the ministers and their
wives, writes the Paris correspondent OF
London Truth. If they were not often
oyerthrown the number of persona to
taste thesweets of utlice would be 80 much
less. The constant shufling OF the cards
and new deals have elso the advantage of
preventing the formation of govern
mental caste, which would be the most
unendurably conservative one that ever
existed, and, [ doubt not, the most inso-
| Tent and puff d up, You have no idea in
England Of the maguihcence in which
members of the French cabinet live. They
are housed in palaces, at once handsom t,
. '11ufloas and snug-a rare com bination.
Admirably trained footmen are thrown 10
win the palaces. Fords chamberlain and
masters Of the ceremonies might take les
sons 20 department from tue reserved,
respectful and self.res peeting ushers III
o'aeS With steel chains around their
LeeA7, VINO show visitors into the presence
| oi The minister on the ground floor or of
'he mistress on the first floor.
Inc furniture Of ministry is all very
handsome and imposing IN the ground
moor rooms. All this splendor takes
away lae breath of an Englishman fresh
20 fatls who has been used TO the diugi
ness Of The Irish office and the plain
oHea house at Whitehall ia which the u.
W. h' resided when IN Office. At French
|a Goa, as. H..
1esp pile of the carpets. In summer the
GAS pafqaet floors are beautifully pol
'''sd' giving chaImiug sense of cool
-s77 ana du-fiessness. Immense windows
WI .he folding door model, thrown wide
'tel' II the weather be sunny, afford
t'o-p poets of velyety turf, old trees,
'-'looeries, ana howerbeds in bright
'.o9lh- There is not ministerial resi-
-7Lee that has rot a garden spacious
". ga 20 deserve the name of a park,
'-1 'He atmosphere OF Paris Is free from
uoke black.
lae Ministries lives generally on the
-'' moor OF the official residence, which
Jus. az spacious and handsome. but
-.'e gag and elegantly cCquettish than
ground floor rooms. The sitting
y ths Outgoing prime ministries
incest one We have had for an age
N7fs done ur for the Duchess de Per
A'! wen she was running her curious
o.. lla=r me empire. For her pleasure
'aFde Meuble, which is an infinite
=. 1..A et 2ea1'lful furniture, vas rlfsd
ONE Of 81, mos, lovely eighteenth cen
.essute7. The duchess was, on her
SIDE The grand daughter OF Ney,
ao2psrs son. On her mothers side
FL stood n the same relation 90 Jsuoaes
81 financial celebrity, VINO came
.s with worn out shoes aud an
sr.s pocket, but who won the heart of
--....ls banker by STOPPING to pick up
~ & ~ courtyard, and so was able to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25
HIGHER THAN eILpERoY,s LITE.
A Human Rocket Who Fires Himself l5,545
Feet Into the Clouds.


BUFFALO, N. Y.-Mansger Robinson of
the International exposition has secured
novel attfac'Ion-a human sky-rock OF,
the hapdicratt of Mr.. Edselle of Callao,
Peru, formerly of the United States navy.
His model has been successfully expert
mented with in South America, and a
brother in Minneapolis has filed caveat.
Sig. C6marara made the initial trip. The
apparatus consists of q combination of
rockets of immense power with par
achute attachment which folds over the
apex. Four tubes from the framework
and contain the explosives. The nature
of the ex ploslve IL a secret and is called
9dynoa-cnimite. It's peculiar property
is that it isdetouating. A small volume
of the solid makes an immense volume
ofvspor and lifts the machine with light
ming rapidity into the clouds. The test
took place under Peruvian government
patronage near Cailao in December,
The charge touched by electricity, sent
the machine over 15,545 feet, and tue de-
scout by parachute was perfect. Sig
Camarera landed five miles from the
starting point no worse for the trip
Fifteen thousand people were present
and watched with telescopes the rise and
fall of the machine. Mr. Edseile will
start for Buffalo within few days.
At the beginning OF his present illness
the king OF the Netherlands wanted MS
wife with him all the time. His madness
has nov assumed another phase, ana ht
manifests a violent antipathy toward
her
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25
The Population Of the United States

Is about 5000 900. and we would say at least one
ha't are troubled with some affection Of the
throat ami Lungs, as those complaints are, ac-
cordltg to statistics, more numerous than others
We would advise all our readers not TO ueglec.
the opportunity to call on their druggist and get
a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. Tc,ul SIZE Trss Large bottles Soc ami
ST. sold by all druggists
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

The robust hale hearty gentlemen this picture has just received
call friend who suffering ell the tomn Of the damned
He is victim of that commonc OF manifestations dys
pepsia or torpid liver ocaca with indigestion li feels despnd
ent and gloomy angd aud f; has bad taste his mouth his
tongue poor; he dowy after mos his sleeps
disturbed by bad horrible nightmare and refresh
ing and he constant ndescba feeling of dread orof impending
calamity His friend upon whom he has called telling the sick man
that only months ago he in just thai distressed state Of
BODY and mind himself that be had the good e to learn Of an
unfalng remedy all such disorders which he found IN that world
famed DR. Perces Golden Medical Discovery
1t the only medicine of its class guaranteed benefit
in all diseases which it recommended money refunded
Copyright lss by ASSOCIATIONS propretor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25
For Ricketts,, Marasmus, and all VAST.
ing Disorders of Children

SCOTS Emulsion of Pure cod Liver on. wih
HHpophOsphtes, is uneQuallel The rapdty
with which children gain flesh aad strength up
on il is very wonderful. 81 have useg SCOTS
Emulsion IN cases of Ricketts, and MarasWus Of
long standing. In every case the Improvement
was marked."-,l. NJ. MAIN. NJ. D., New York
Sold bN all DRUGGISTS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25
Consumption Surel- Cured.

To the kditOrS:-
Please inform your readers that have posi-
tive remedy for the above named disease. BY its
timely use thousands OF hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE TO any Of your read
ers who have consumption II they will send me
their Express aud 7. 0 address
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM, NJ. c., 1s1 Pearl St, New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

Prof d NJ. Wade, Of Early county, Ga, has
discovered a new species Of rattlesnake. IL turks
in trees and pouuces down upon the unsuspectng
hunter or fisherman. It's bite is very dangerous.
This ia puqourapinp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

In twelve cases out Of twenty-five OF import
ance iu the last three years, experts 90 CHR
ography have gone dead wrong in their deduc-
tions There are hundred men In every state
who write preciSeIN the sumo hand.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

The publication of the Motley correspondence
has aroused fresh interest 10 Or Holmes Memoir
OF Motley, which is delightful and characters
iSuc bit Of biography, and read 10 connection
with the correspondence, furnishes a Kind OF Key
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

WORK Tor workers! Are You ready 90 work
aud do YOU want 10 make money! Then write 10
Is johnson 4 Co of Richmond. Va ana see
II the cannot help you
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

Forty one COW boys !ett ranches IN
Kansas 20 take the Flaces made vacent
by the striking car drivers at Minnea-
oils. y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

A sore Throat or Cough, II suffered "a pro-
gresS, often results 10 an mcurable throat or
lung trouble "BrOiu,'S Bronchial N0cbes' give
instant relief
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25
Makes the Weak Strong

al have used two bottles of your PaineS
CelUry Compound ana It has given entire sat
islacIi0n as IN appetizer aud blood purner.'
Il. l.. BEKSER, MatcrtoWu, Dakota
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

case Of Catarrh that can not be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+ J. CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in ali business transactions,
and financially able TO carry out any obiigat ons
made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
WALDINe, KNSAN & MARvIN, Wholesale Drug
gists Toledo, Ohio
T.. II. VAN HGsEN, Cashier, Toledo National
Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of
Druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-04-25

While the Legislature Of the state Of Michigan
has been in session and debating the proprieiy OF
capital punishment, there have been nine muir
ders and thirteen assaults with intent to Kill and
eNerY daN Is adaing 10 The record.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27

Holbrook is duly responsible for the
fact that we have grantor and grantee
index books at cost Of q, 500 to the
county that are entirelyuseless, aud will
cost 81 900 more to complete, and all be.
cause Holbrook did not perform his duty
and keep the books up.-Bathgate DEM
ffe democrat. wnlcn USUALLY arrives
on Wednesday night, is only here a few
minutes before we 70 to press on Thurs
day evening, 30 We cannot get at the in
formation that we would like, to disprove
the above election roorback. But we do
know that an act Of the legislature only,
10 responsible for the making of the
grantor and grantee indexes. No grant.
or or grantee indexes had been kept
during Mr.. Vaughn, Mr.. Tweedlie or Mr..
YounR's terms of Office, because there
was no law for it, and the indexes had
to be made to cover their terms which
practically covered nearly all the trans.
fers Of land in the county. Mr.. Hol.
brooks office was at that time paid by
fee and he had no more right to do this
work without compensation for the
county than any other transcribing. Az
to how much he made out Of it, we can.
not say, but we do know that the law set
q limit, per transfer. and Mr.. Holbrook
did not get over the limit and We think
considerable less.
IfMr. Appleton had been elected ill.,
stead Of defeated for that Office at that
time does snyoae who knows him sup
pose that lie would have done the work
and thrown the pay away7 He hasn't
that reputation among his neighbos.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
YQTEi

Everybody vote, whether democrat
Or republican, vote. Ithas been thrown
In our faces, that Dakotians did not
desire statehood, that we were not
capable of citizenship. that we took
no interest in public affairs. A big
vote will be an answer to this and
show that the citizens Of North Da.
kota are the peers in intelligence and
patriotism Of any state in the Union
anu deserve recognition as such. It
Is your duty to vote; you have no
more right to stay ut home and plow
Oh election day than you would have
TO refuse military or court duty IL
called upon. Don't say, it makes no
difference. the result will lie the same
whether you vote or not. 1t does
make 3 difference. One drop appar.
emily makes ~ difference, but it does
Ito share in wearing stone, Votes
mould Legislation and are often as
powerful in the minority as in the
majority. 1t is your duty as a citizen
to do your share in governing the coun.
try, and this country IS governed by
the individual ballot. North Dakots
expects every man to do his duty al
lths ballot box.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
NorsRaRs sale.

W7HEREAs. BY failure 10 psy IN. p,,uo,.
dstuR s ane srd psdyaSi. ,f.b.lsiy ists is
tain mortgage. executed and delivered Sy ST. ST.
liam Quineh and fsmelisf Qnineii, chiS VIE =
n,o,ssssom. te T. ). stevens mortgage, dated
s IL os. :n sr,ss,
tory. on The 18th day Of February. 1854. q s:i5
w y boo. h Of %S.,s. :, cn Psge
t1e o. ne conditions In said mortgage Combined,
the 18Th d.y Of February, isss aud L low W d us
d :se i :s ase. h s .S
paid: and shs further sum Of forty two dollar
snd 1p1 n. Ssn' nsss 70. dye sas
three hundred forty two dollars aud ninety cent.
esa.so claimed to be due at the date OF ihis no:
tice and NO action OF proceedings at Law or In
any part thereof. '''' vi
Now therefore. notice il hereby given that by
virtue Si power Of sals contained in and record
made and provided DE sad morE. ~ ss %ii
b lofeclosed By . sale Of the Dremiees tS,sein
ds:Sribsd. q the front door Of the court horss.
Territory 81 D.kots It public auction ~ r.:
sheriff 81 said county Of Fembina. h. ~
.. 5is a'PuiS % s Saturday. +, he oh dsy q
y ihe amount which shah then Sc due on ss ..is
IaoitIe!s and !hs costs and expenses Of sale and
tsifty DOLLAR l29@ attornfy's tees ~ stipulated
"a y s nois Sss: .s . s stss &:
sractss Isrssl of.est tsate. fitusssd IN he souni
!. RlIo2s. t9.wiE The per{h.east qIartsr. SneEs
q section t.esty .f5ht. 7(set. ~ }Jwnship one
hpndEed and axsy three, (iss) n9rth, renf aity!.
s.us. ~ west Containing One hlindfe1 and SjIfy
(l0o) aoief, "sV
Ditsd Grad Forks D. T.. Sept. sirs, lsss.
B4xss 4 Fax 4 ). r. Dos ssssss'' "o's'see'
le.ls Attorneys for Ho,trs,...
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
Mr.. Dos1n

Mr.. James Dobie, OF Tyner, is q
humble member Of the Alliance and
has heretofore been a member Of the
democratic party. He IL neighbos
and the particular friend Of Hon.
Peter Cameron. He has often said he
did not want Office. but has alwayi
been a hard worker in the ranks,
He was candidate at the democratic
convention ut Cavalier but got only
lG votes out Of abont 60. Last Satur'
day number Of alliance men. some
of whom participated in the Cavalie,
convention, met and nominated hum
bic Mr.. Dobie rs boiling candidate
in opposition to Mr.. Norton, tho regu'
lar democratic candidate. and Mr.
Dobie who said ut the Alliance pic
mic last summer that hs desired nc
Office, but who wanted Mr.. Cameron
to be elected to the senate this fall
accepts the nomination and Is a bolt
ing candidate for the legislature.
Mr.. Dobie is an intelligent farmer
well read and honest but is an extre'
mist in most things. and is ready with
his tongue and voice to defend hii
widest motions. His present position
is due to his unconscious personal am.
bition to hold office and is the rock on
which many mightier man has
wrecked his bark. If this bolt should
cause any elector in the second district
to be in quandary for whom to vote,
1t can he easily solved by voting fol
Bergman or Stadelnan. either of whom
have all the good qualities of Norton
or Dobie and against whom rs candi
dates, no valid objections can lie.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
Notice Of Election.

N0tkC0 OF 8109t1Ous
ny virtue Of authority vested 10 Arthur c. Ne.
i, 81 te sshsaufe Of tks copsdtution adopted BY
the Constltuti6 nir Conyenuon Of North Dakota,
at Bismarck. August nth, .ies9. an slectioa by
called u 70 held Il the usual place. 81 tct:ef q
s% purpose y siecsasF H. faIowiRs
onsl, state, Legislative. judicial aud G0an'f IN.
cer1:
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary Of State.
Treasurer.
Auditor.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
ConViessoner Of Agriculture and Labor
S 2e%Ss: g SSn q Sn'R''nee
Attorney General.
Three Railroad Commissioner.
Three Judges Of the Supreme Court,
One Judge for the LIT Judicial Dirtrict.
One Clerk OF the District Court.
One Senator and two Members Of tho llous. Of
Representative. for the Fits: Senatorial District.
Representatives for The Second Senatorial District
Afro to v9te upon the adoption or rejection 81
Dskot. T6oss q i.Ssf Sft. sonsi,sti9n .h.li
The Constitution" Those opposed ID the sdob
ton Of the constitution shsfl have waitten Of
tprinted On their ballots: Against the Conetitu
i0R :o to ,o,. uDon tn. .dou.,on o, rejection o,
Aiticis 70, u u c0idliAtion, emitted PrSh!bi:
. Shall have written o. pInssd % theif tsHoI
P,ohiSiGPph Than opposed to ' sd0p
Each qualified eleotor Of the Territory. at ths
date Of fsid election, shall % entitled to vote
therest. said election shall b conducted IN oil
respects In the manner a. provided BY the laws
Of Dakota Territory for general elections. Polls
will be opened st eight o'clock 10 the morning
and remsin open until i've O'Clock In the afer-
~ ofdsr q county commissioners Of Pcmbina
Tatsd PembIna. D. T.. September end, 1882.
Il JOHN KAak1NAoLE, Auditor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
Real Estate Transfers.


The following is list of real estate
transfers for the week ending Sept. 9th
1889, furnished by Mr.. O. NJ. O'Reilly, o.
the register of deeds Office, Pembina:
A Bjsrnson to Kristjan Gislsson, sw4
3O-183.51, $1,000.
Kristan Gislason to A Bjarnson. nwt
l9-l60.55. $1,000.
Jas Il Baker to Donald Mclean, sw1
l7-l62-53.
NJ Nevin and wife to Mary A Nevin,
81, 4.162-53, 5000.
CIV Boylan and wife and H B Cook
aud wife to G W Boylsn, lot 10 in block
80. Hamilton, 81.
Sadie y Lawrence and husband Ia
Joshua Chapman, lots e. 23 and q ip
blk 10. St. Thomas, $500.
Loulss Cronmiller and husband to 7
W Bnwn, part set, 4-16l.5a. 500.
CT Parker and wife ta n P Fsdden,
nwt. S.l62.53. $500.
s Johnson aud wife to e ChristiaDs0n,
nwt, 20-l63-5l, $500.
Annie Mclean to Flora Lutes. swt, 30.
1929, $500.
Even Mcmillan to Jemima Mcmillan,
swa, 3S-16l-54, $3.50.
7 Clark and Nancy Clark to q Legginl
net. 2t-S2S, $l.5ls.
GKrayenbahi N Caroline L K,ayen
buhl. set, lO-1G0,54.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27

NOTICE. Whereas certain foreign du,Isb,,
esised for violation Of The United Statse Custems
Revenue Laws. aud whereas due notice 10 cisim,
ant: haye besn published according 70 law:
will, IN pursuance Of Law, on Monday, the IN
Day. Of October. A. d. 1852, ata O'Clock in The
sgeInoSH q aid day, At the Customs Mouse at
hissesnEidd.f ihea Tor Erins.h ~ :aSs en- !ns
ei9n dntiiAle goods, wsfeHsna msrchss3 -
as1sed'as asoiessid and forfeited. % the Unitsi
$500 :! ss;o DE- 'hev!Rsftet p.s.!su|s' deFSed
One pak Of work osen, os AArse,s aud ,umle,
wagon, cue eofrel horse. one hsown mars Hitk
euctliuS colt, QUE ext double hsrness AID uae
lumber GiEjh. W. W. Miller,
--ssSo CNl1ANNna
wsuhslls Sept. 18th. 1902. Det~'' s~-...-..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27

No wonder the Democrat was 30 SLOW
coming out this week. We wonder it
was not ashamed to come out at all
Richardson is putty man-Richsrd-
son was a democrat three years ago
Holbrook has pledged himself to Ord
way as U. s. Senator-John Kabernagle
is custodian of the anti-prohibition fund
Rev. Treglawney aud Kab are travel.
ing together, each trying to convert the
otller-Kab and Treglawny understand
each other-IIolbrook has betrayed his
trust"
The above are sample deceits, and the
balance is pretty mucl. the same only
more so,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
Tn1fPLDfoN vs.PART1sAnsH1P

TH1RL1foN va. PART1sANsHIP
We do not know that Judge TEN.
pleton is the railroad candidate. But
we do know that some of his strongest
friends and workers in Grand Forks
are also Jim Hills friends and lieuten.
ants. We do know that these lieuten.
ants have been active in trying to
persuade the republicans that the
judseship is above partianslip. in
order to elect their own partisan
Judge.
There may lie no personal objection
to Judge Templeton as a man; as a
Judge lie may be all right, hut Mr..
O'Keefe in his peer is all these and a
republican. 1t sometimes happens
not only in the judiciary, but In other
honored positions that a man stands
SO far above all others that he il given
the place with but little or no opposi.
ton. But in this case we choose as
we do in other offices. MIR. Roach
may be as good man rs Mr.. Miller;
Mr.. Maratta may lie rs talented us
Mr.. IIansbrough. We expect
our new governor to lie rs upright
and our new congressman to be as true
to his duties as the Judge of any court.
We choose, not because our candidates
are necessarily more moral, more tai.
ented, more fitted. than the candidates
Of the other party, hut because they
belong to our party and represent the
principles on which we wish this new
state to be governed. This is a par.
tizan fight, Judge Templeton is dem.
ocrat, and because lie is a democrat lie
is the democratic nominee for
Judge. Arthur ]. O'Keefe is a re-
publican and for that reason is the
republican nominee; and there is no
good reason for republican changing
his ticket because some Grand Forks
democrat tells him that this is not a
partisan. fight, simply because they
don't want it partisan. knowing q
strict party vote will defeat their can.
didate. If Judge Templeton was a
republican would he have democratic
nomination.! Did President Cleveland
appoint one republican Judge in this
territory! Does not Judge Templeton
owe his present position to the very
partisanship his followers now decry!
If, when judgesllips were appointive
they were given rs a reward for party
service. surely now that they are cleo.
tive. partisanslip Is not ont of place.
Vote for the man that the Grand
Forks railroad men don't want. vote
for Arthur ]. O'Keefe.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27

r. l,,riue 81 3 chssiel mortssge m.de and ex.
3cectted braidan Campbell OF j.iiel.e.. ZEN.
49, !sa e: q Gsdse.Pro:.s: Of lhs dtu d nmb,
once Of the Register Of deeds OF The counir ~
Fembina. Territory Of Dakota, Oh tho III day n
June lsss r.; and upon, which default has Geen
oeiast IN The after noon. Ct the mont door Of i,s
s:s. ssfss " fty %hs|Ft ~
!. cessO there being now due upon sai4 mostrSse
q E. ssn, 81 sSaah hcm u. i6h asy q 1b!ii
The nature Of The default Gsins - ioioMsS to,.it;
That estd M0etgaSor hss len The TerPtory Ara
ab.ndcne The custody Of he aio!sns ationed pro.
perry u'ershy rcldering said debt Insecure ead
!!ssed this 18th day u September. i6a9
!. =. h0es. Geo. Proctor,
Attoiney Df Aor'gs;ee. Aertgagse,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
Announcement.

Inasmuch as it has been stated that
expect to withdraw from the nomina.
ton rendered me by the republican
county convention, as clerk Of court, I
deem it right to hereby publicly an.
nounce my acceptance Of the nomination
and ask my friends to assist me to an
election by their votes and influence and
promise. if elected, TO fulfill the duties
Of the office to the best of my ability.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH LAPoRrE.