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How They Vote in Greece.

From the Lewiston Journal.
"Any man in Greece can be a candidate for
any Office" said DR.. Constantine; "and when
man announces himself as a candidate, the
government must provide ballot box for him.
IL ten men announce themselves as candidates
for mayor, separate box is set up for each
candidate and every voter must vote in each of
the ten boxes"
Then each candidate would get the same
number of votes. | should think"
That is possible, but l never knew it to
happen. Let me explain little further.
We vote with black and white balls Each
ballot box is divided into black and white
compartment with funnel in the middle.
Every voter is given white balls and black
balls and putting his hand down in the funnel,
drops them as he chooses. A white ball is for
and black ball against man. If the citizen
wishes to vote for Mr.. A. and for him only he
drops white ball into his box and black balls
into the other nine (there are ten candidates),
or he can vote for two of the candidates-or for
the whole ten If he chooses his vote being really
of no account in that case, of course. The man
who has most white balls in his box is elected
When two representatives are to be elected
the man having the next highest number of
white balls gets the second place, and 30 on"
--->0~--
The carpenters unions in Salem and Quincy,
Mass, propose to strike May unless they are
allowed the regular ten hours pay for nme
hours work.
The socialists Of Massachusetts held con-
vention in Boston Sunday and voted to put
independent state and municipal tickets in the
field this fall.
Lewis Hayden the leader among the colored
men of Boston, died Sunday
The improvement of the health of Mr.. Bobt
Garrett continues.
The republican primaries in New York unan-
imously elected Hon. Ernest II. Crosby presi-
dent of the enrolled republicans for the en-
suing year,
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CITY ITEMS

Mr.. II. h. Heiphenstine, Druggist at
the Portland, has secured the agency for
Grooe's Herb Extract. The absolute cure for
malaria ap9lw&s4m
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Gov. Wilson, of West Virginia. denies the
published story that he was elected from
grocery store by its proprietor.
Gov. Lee, of Virginia, Will be accompanied
to New York on the occasion of the Washing
ton centennial by his entire staff-six colonies
of cavalry, who will appear in the parade in
full uniform
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A LETTER FROM DR.. HANS Won BULow.-The
Knabe pianos, which / did not know before
have been chosen for my present concert tour
in the United States by my impressario and ac-
cepted by me on the recommendation of my
friend, Bechstein, acquainted with their merits.
Had l known these pianos as now l do, l would
have chosen them by myself as their sound
and touch are more sympathetic to my ears
and hands than all others of the country.
DR.. HANS NoN BULow.
New York, April 6. 1889.
To Messrs VIM Knabe & Co
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SIDE Ban Buea1Es.
WE HAVE THEM IN FIVE GRADES.

No. is a Corning Body, suitable for business and
pleasure 1t is nicely painted and trimmed, and we
guarantee it for one year. Price, Sl25.
No. is Piano-Box; nice-looking and an honest Job
Price, Sl35.
No. 3 is handsome, stylish, and The one we brse
about Hung full Brewster springs. and cannot be
equaled for the money anywhere in the city Price.
sl9O.
No. is yentleman's Road Wagon in every particu-
lar. and viii compare very favorably with the best
builders in the country 1t has to be to be appre
ciated. Price, S275.
Last, but not least, is No. Sour own make 1t is
not necessary for to say anything concerning this
wagon. il speaks for itself. 1t has never been
equaled by any builder in this city and exceled by
other in the United States The price we ask for
il is 800 less than Brewster, Stivers, Caffrey x
Rogers, and defy the critical discover any
difference in workmanship, material, finish Price
$3.50.
Nos. !, ., ,, and are built by the Babcock Co. of
WATERFOWL, y. Y. We have been selling them four
year,, and have had complaint as TO their wear
in2 qualities
II you are in want of good buggy, it viii pay you
10 call on us before purchasing.
ANDREW J. JOYCE,
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FISNEYs COMPoUND SYRUP OF BUCHU positive
cure for all diseases of the kidneys, bladder,
and urinary organs. 9TH and stS NV.
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GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878.
AKER'S BREAKFAST COCOA.

Warranted ABSOLUTELY PURE COCOA from which
the excess of Oil has been removed 1t has more
three times the strength Of Cocoa mixed with Starch,
Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far eco
nomical, costing hss than cent carp. II is deli
cfous nourlshnR, Strengthening, easily digested and
admirably adapted for invalids well for persons
ill health.
SOLD BY GROCERs EVERYWHERE.
W. BAKER 4 Co,
ia7
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ONLY few cots at 81 .4O chairs 20c.. pillows
zoe, left; if you want them you must come
soon. W. II. HoUGHTON & Co.,
l1IS and 1910 ST NV
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\ Coop INVESTMENT. Purchase a bottle of
PAGES Sarsaparilla for 75c, and get rid of that
tired, languid feeling.
MERITS DRUG STORE
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Now Is THE TINE to take a spring medicine
One bottle OF Pages sarsaparilla will keep you
well through the summer.
NEHTZs DRUG STORE,
1914 street
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Trunks and Satchels

80 styles to select from. Made in canvass,
leather, and zinc covered, all iron bottoms
and well braced. Our trunks from IS up have
two trays, with unfinished top trays at prices
less than any house in the city. We can save
you from 81 to S2.50 on each one you buy. as
we have no expense in keeping them. as they
are Kept IN connection with my shoe depart
ment. Give us q call and take a look. if YOU
want to buy or not. Remember our shoe de-
partment Is filled with great bargains. No
trouble to show goods.
BosroN SHOE House.
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WHITNF1's pure crab apple clde', Al Pa. av. NV.
INSURE with the Mutual Line Insurance COM
pany of New York. Assets over @126, 900 OOO
X. h. Cralle. Thos. 2. Morgan, jr., Resident
Managers. No. 1888 street.
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SMITH 4 WARDwEIL.
70j. 7O7, 709 Market Space.

LARGE CROWDS continued to visit the i'm
mense sale of furniture, bedding, table linens.
towels, napkins and lace curtains now in prog
ress at julius LansburShs, 3l5 9TH ST. NV.
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SPRING STuEs. Mems Felt Derbys, S1.50 and
g. extra value. A. I. LEWIS 435 7th street.
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GENUINE BARGAINS on second floor tomorrow
at r. GOLDsCHMID's. See advt. on 4th page.
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DoS'T Miss the great Baby Carriage sale al.
r GoLDsCHMID's tomorrow. See advt. ON 4th
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BUY ICUE Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
son BEOTHERs, the leading firm In the Dis
1rIct
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FANCY SEAMLESS MATING, %. 80. SIC. So
inch Atwood Henrietta cloth, i'll new spring
shades, SOC. Parasals and sun umbrellas.
JOHNSON. GARNER & Co. CSC Pa. ave. NV.
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An Executors SALE OF GROCERIES takes
place tomorrow morning, commencing at IL
o'clock, at Duncanson's auction rooms. See
the advertisement for details.
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GREAT BARGAINS on second floor at r. GOLD
sCHIIDs. See adyt. on 18th page.
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HAVE You seen those elegant antique oak
chamber suits, price 81. at Julius Lansburgh's.
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GET RID of those pimples by taking Pages
sarsapariIla. MLRTZ's DaUG STORE.
1914 street.
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ITO WovES WIRE SPRINGS at So. worth So.
now being Sld at Julius Lansburghs, 315 9Th
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FUssELL's CAFE. 1928 NJ avenue, the cheap
est and most genteel diuiHg-rOOm III the city.
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Use Rex FURNITURE PoL1sH-Sold by P. Han
son HISS Mtg Co.. SIS 18th NV. also druggists
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II LBS. CORNED BEEF. Soc. at NEW YORK
MARKET, Sd and Indiana ave. NV.
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GET the Best Pages Sarsaparilla; will posi-
lively cure all blood diseases.
MERITS DRUG STRoE.
1914 st.
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For Wall PAPER and window shades go to
X. W. Henderson's. Ills street NV.
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GARDEN HOSES. terra Gotta and iron vases,
settees and chairs SHEDD & Bro. 1872 9Th st.
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100 HAIR MATTRESSES at S12 each, worth
$3.50. at Julius LansDurgh's. 3l5 9Th NV.
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TICKETS for Matinee benefit of Home for In
curables" for sale at DroOps. 925 Pa. ave.
We Can SHOW YOU the best table for $3.50
ever brought to Washington. ". II. HoUGHToN
Co.. l2lS and 1870 -. NV.
TENNIS promises to be more popular than
ever this season. Players will find a full line of
goods on our counters at cut prices.
HOrsmans Dingle racquet. ...............S1.99
HOrsmans Berkely racquet .3.49
HOrsman's Seabright racquet. 4.99
Peck Snyders Franklin racquet. .3.49
Peck Snyder's Beekman racquet .4.99
Peck Snyders Beekman tournament. $40
Bond & Co.'S English racquets.
Baby Mckee....S 80 Oxford SO. 80
Princeton ...I49 Alexandra 1915
Windsor. .........1.99 Nassar SO
Harvard. .........2.49 Ashby. SO
Nets. poles. balls. belts. caps, &c.
RlrSrnc Y
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Send Your Name and Address with two
cents to Colgate < Co.. 30 John ST. y. Y, for
sample of Demulcent Shaving Soap. a2-tu, f-2w
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BOSTON SHOE HOUSE,
II. GoLDsrEIN.
ap9-3t e12 eth st. NV. bet. / andK.
ap9St


Our Cut-Priced shoes offered last week
are going faster and faster daily. This week
prices stu lower. Glance over them. J. ct,
Cousins French Dongola. Opera or Com s
regular price. 81: cut-price, S24s J. Il T.
cousins Dong. Opera, and Common Sense,
Cousins childs best quality str CT. all widths,
sizes s5z-lO-z. Sl.l5; sizes of same in SIS
sLO5. lower grade in Str. CT. s-l0LS. 81
and 5-S of the same, SIC. Misses Str. CT.
heels or spring. regular price. Sl.75: cut price.
Sl23. Ladies' French Dongola handmade
shoes. all widths and sizes. regular price, "a:
cut price, S2.25. Ladies' handmade IS grade
S2.sS. Ladies' soft and gloye-fitting French
Dongola, regular price. "a. so: cut price. -. 35
Ladies' warranted Dongola Button. all shapes.
regular price. 50; cut price. Sl.SS (also in Peb-
BILE Goat. Infants and childrens shoes of all
kinds at prices no shoe house can equal Lots
of more STYLES bus too numerous TO mention
Money refunded to dissatisfied purchasers.
Everything guaranteed as represented.
BOSTON SHOE House.
II. GoLDsTEIN.
ap9-3t 9l2 18th st. n. w, bet. L and K.
Special Low Prices Tomorrow at New
York Variety Store Our Sl.25, Sl.50 and Sl.75
Brass Bird Cages cut TO 75c.. Sl.2y and Il. 40.
steel Shears and Scissors. warranted to be the
best makes g. in. Vulcan Shears. l9c.; 4 in.
James Scissors, l7c.; in. do, 22c.; 81 in,
&c; 81 in. Scissors, l5c.: 3 TO 4 in. Pocket
scissors. 24c.; ;. and 50 in. extra quality
Scissors, 95c.; 6. o. and in. 40. These are ex-
actly half value for the above goods. Good
3-strlnS Brooms, TO-; 25c. ones for I9c. Covered
Splmt Baskets. large size, l5c. 100 ozs. best
Laundry Soap. 25.; bars Standard Laundry,
Zoe. Fine Gilt Picture Frames. SXl0. 29c. 75c.
Porcelain Cups and Saucers down to ACC. Is
pieces English Printed Cups. Saucers and
Plates down 10 S9c. 10 pieces English Printed
Chamber Sets Sl.9S. Defective Cups and
Saucers 35c. for 4 doz. Children's Brooms and
good Whisks sc. Yellow Bowls, Bakers and
Deep Dishes at mere song. Big reduc-
lions IN Tin Department. NEW YORK VARIETY.
l335-l337 9TH ST. NV.
Aromatic Consols, delicious consols,
dainty consols, pure and sweet; no scraps, no
paper, no drugs, no equal. There is nothing
impure Ill Consols Havana Tobacco Cigarettes
Phillips Digestibie Cocoa
Does not distress, and adds flesh and weight. coz
Send Your Name and Address with two
cents to Colgate & Co.. 55 John st. y. y, for a
sample OF Demulcent Shaving Soap. a2-tu, f-2w
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. m20-3m
For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap.
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company
Coke. JoHSsCN BIoTHERs
jaJ-6m Exclusive agents.
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You NEED Ir Now

You NEED II Now
To impart strength and give feeling of health and
vigor throughout the system there nothing equal to
Hoods Sarsaparla. 1t seems peculiarly adapted to
overcome that tired feeling caused by change Of
son. climate or lfe and while and sustans the
system 1t purites and renovates the blood. We
nesty urge the large army Of clerks, bookkeepers,
teachers housewives, operatives and others who have
been closely confined during the winter and who need
GOOD SPRING MEDICINE,
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla now Don't delay.
"Every spring for years have made it practice to
take from three to five bottles of Hoods Sarsaparia,
because know it puri1ies the blood aud thoroughly
cleanses the system of ali impurities That languid
feeling, sometimes called spring fever will never
visit the system that has been properly cared by
this never failing remedy.'-W II. LAWRENCE, Ed-
tor Agricultural Epitomist, indianapolis, Ind
PURE BLOOD.
For years at irregular intervals in all seasons
suffered the intolerable burning and itching of blood
poisoning by ivy. 1t would break ont my legs, In
my throat and eyes, Last spring / took Hoods Sar.
saparilla blood purifier, with thought OF il
special remedy for ivy poisoning. but it has effected
permanent and thorough cure. "-CALYIN T.
SHUTE, Wentworth, n. Ii.
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SpRno STILES liz Hans.
DUNLAPs FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SILK Axp
DERBY HATS NOW READY.
Just received an Importation Of FRENCH SOFT
HATS, light I'm weight.
La TosCA UMBRELLAS and CANES for Lsdsss.
wuLETT RUofT.
nA22 eoS Rsnnavlv1nhsn
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Aromatic Consols, delicious consols.
dainty cOnsols. pure and sweet; no scraps, no
paper, no drugs. no equal There is nothing
impure Ill Consols Havana Tobacco Cigarettes
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Surfing,

HENRIETTA SU1r1Sa,
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
beautiful Spring Shades, nearly one yard and half
WIDE all pure fine French wool. soc.
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, SIC, 81.
LoNSDALE CAMBRIC, very finest quality, loo.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS. 6l1xc.
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, finest quality Csc
BLACK SCRAH SILKS, excellent quality SOC.
ThlCO CLOTH Dress Goods, spring shades, wide
double fold, pure wool, 2Ic.
PLAID MUSLIN, new styles, &c.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following Presents with saurchase
OF 80: A pair of large-siZe fine Damask Tows worth
1)c. halt dozen fine DgInask Napkins, worth 75c,
or pair of SILK Embroidered Corsets, worth 15c.
NO CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for Cash.
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TICKETS for Matinee benefit of Home for In
curables" for sale at Droops. 925 Pa. ave.
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wH1TNEY's pure Russell cider, All Pa av. NV.
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Phillips Digestibie Cocoa
Does not distress, and adds flesh and weight coo
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For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's
Coke. JOHNSON BEoTHERs,
ja5-6m Exclusive agents.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. m20-3m
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CARHlRT 4 LEIDY.
S2S 9TH and 7O0 X st. NV.
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FUNERAL OF Gro. W. HARKNEss.-The
funeral of the late Geo. W. Hardness occurred
yesterday afternoon from the residence. 1920 II
street northwest. Rev. c. Herbert Richardson
conducted the services and the members of
Hiram lodge of masOns accompanied the re-
mains to Oak Hill, where the interment took
place.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So Prepared only
by c. HOOD & Co. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 3
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PREPARE FoR April SHOWERS.

mhl4-lm Nos. 4I2, ala. 4l6 Ith street NORTH
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THE COURTS.

New YORK, April 6. 1883.
To Messrs. VIM. Knabe & Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-05
Dakota Notes.

hdS. Tribune: Thinking a few
lines for your paper would be ac-
ceptable, and that many Of my old
acquaintances would care to feruse
the same, | take the liberty TO send
them
Farmers are through with their
hary,aL About all headed their
grain this year on account of its
being too short for binders A great
many acres are not cut at all, as the
same would not pay for harvesting.
Oats and barley are failures entirely.
The threshers started out with
steam power, but they had to quit
on account Of high winds, which
come from the south at the rate Of
from forty to fifty miles per hour.
Wheat is yielding from four to
five Bushels per acre; qnality good.
It's extremely dry here. Have
not had a good soaking rain since
August, 1888, more than year ago.
Water is very scarce Some are at
work digging their wells deeper.
Threshers are obliged to haul water
five and six miles, three to four
times day. Old settlers say that
this is the worst they ever saw
W. j. Powell.
Bath Brown Co, Oak, Sept. "a, 1859.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-05
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81
up, the score standing / : to 6 against

up, the score standing Z to against
them.
After few minutes intermissiou,
the second game Of the tournament
was called. In this the Mt. Carol
aud Mineral Point mines contended.
1t was a sharply contested game,
and when darkness interfered-at
the end Of the eighth inning-the
score stood 9 to in favor of Min
eral Point.
Play was resumed Wednesday
morning, when the losing clubs of
the day before were pitted against
each other. The Mt. Carols won
this game by the score of 10 to 5,
thereby crowding Highland into
fourth place.
The last and most hotly contested
game was on Wednesday afternoon
between Janesyille and Mineral Pt.
the winners Of the day previous.
At the termination of the fourth
inning the score stood four to three
ia favor of Mineral Point. But in
the first part of the fifth inning the
Janesyille boys seemed be getting
lead on the home team when
heavy rain skinned the diamond.
Janesville was awarded first mon
ey, Mineral Point second, Mt. Car.
roI third, and Highland fourth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-05

Adrian Grass is up from Chi.
cage for the fair.
Miss Eta Neal has been doing
the county seat, but is home for the
fair.
Frank Arga'l and sister Eliza
are down from Lacrosse.
Jim Terrill, who shaves Bel
mont clean, and Rob Hughes of the
same place could not stay away
from the great fair.
-Chas. Ross is home from Racine
to remain for an indefinite period
Bertha Kuhnhem has returned
to the Normal school at Platteyille,
Peter Kessler and sisters Mary
and l'illy Sundayed with their sister
Lena at Barneveld
MIR. J. B. Bartell, OF Northwest
ern university, Evanston, Ill.,, liza,
been visiting his uncle, Hon. Jos
Bennett, this week. He filled the
M. f church pulpit Sunday morn
ing and led the =. NJ. services in
evening.
Miss Pearl Cummings is com
pIeting her education at the stat,
normal school, Platteyille.
Mr. n. Miller IIutchison visited
friends at Dunbarton and Shulls
burg this week.
Mr.. Archibald Hutchison, a stu
dent Of Cornell university, Mt. Yer
non, Iowa, is visiting his uncle
Hon. Jas. Hutchison
Alex. Bennett, nephew Of tn,
TRIBUNE, who is here from Evans
ton, H., where he attends school
finds many warm geetings.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-05
The Yakalna Agency.

The Yakama Indian reservation
was set off by treaty in 1859. 1t is
situated southeast Of Mount Adams
in extent from east to west about
56 miles, and from north to south
about 40 miles, containing 80 town
ships Of land. The major part
is mountainous, barren and useless
for any purpose except grazing.
But in the eastern and southern
part there is considerable good land
and excellent hay meadows
Fort Simcoe, the Agency head.
quarters, is centrally located on the
reserve, and tastily laid out, on the
principle of Madison, somewhat.
In the center there is q space Of
ground Of about o acres and in this
square there are peach, plum and
apple trees, there are streets around
the square, and the employees houses
carpenter shop, harness shop, school
buildings, store houses and the
agents Office are located about AID
| fronting it A little east adjoining
. is a large peach and plum orchard.
There was a fine large boarding
house on the Agency burned last
May, which they intend to replace
some time this fall, as soon as the
/ Indians ind time to haul the logs "a
/ the mill to be made into lumber
This time Of the year the Indians
/ all 20 to the mountains to gather
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-05
The Local Field.

DoS'r tie horses on High street
Mn. N. UREN has presented US
with very choice lot of tomatoes.
I Thanks
i TEE placing Of a hearse on exhi-
\ bitiou at a fair is new move, but
\ one not generally approved.
IsIr not fair TO go.to the fair? OF
course; but to do so the local col
4 umns are somewhat slighted.
CALVES are bringing $3.50 per
hundred, live weight, in this market
at present. That's the best of the
year.
WHEPE were the 6. A. X. boys
Of this city with their cauteen ban
ner during the parade at Milwaukee
last week?
THE Salvation Army folks have
finally purchased the Presbyterian
church, and resumed services therein
last Sunday.
Mrs. NJ Benson, wife of a
former pastor here, will speak on the
Home Missions, at the NJ. L. church
j Sunday evening next.
NEXT Monday morning the school
bel. will ring out its merry peal,
calling the children to commence
i their years school work.
lr is reported that the C., NJ. q
i. 7. and the Chicago i North
western railways are to be consoli-
dated under one management.
a SPLENDID shower was had here
on Monday evening, which was the
Hrst for month Pastures, wells
ana cisierns need much more, how
ever
A NAN in an Iowa town reads a
,.gn-"Ask your druggist for it,
reflects a moment and says with a
grin. "Ab, ! see, a prohibition
town"
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