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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
We wish TO call attention
TO THE
fact, that we can dress your
FEET
in anything that you
SHOULD
call for, aad You will
BE GIVEN
a complete stock to select from
D1ILI.
When Ia need of boots and shoes
PLEASE
call at our store, and you will
REMEMBER
as when in need ia the future. Of
rms
we feel very confident,
ND
would kindly ask yon 60
PROFIT THEREBl-.
Prices the lowest. Goods the best.
Respectfully,
w J, PENuNLLEaoN Il BRo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN THURSDAY

fNi' 'ANi' N''' = ~ N"i
streets with a reckless person push
ing on the lines.
II has come to light, through the
proper authority, that the pupils
from our High School who attended
the recent teachers examination at
Dodgeyille, handled the questions
very successfully--to a degree of
excellence that reflected great credit
on them and our High School.
LAST Thursday party of young
ladies' were on their way home to
Sinsinawa Mound, Wis, after spend
ing the day at Hazel Green. Miss
Murray, one of the party, suddenly
stopped, threw up her hands, and
feli dead in the road. 1t is supposed
She ruptured a blood vessel while
indulging in fit Of laughter.
A srprrr raolat so,ora., nioh+
hetur.or m ood % o,olo.l !, li.h
.........
tool. H. ,o',,1,aI :; ,Lo a.75;,;'
of 500 to the city funds. The way
in which the new policeman took
hold and put the fellows through is
pretty generally endorsed. We
must nave order and our city ordin
ances lived up to. Every body viii
be just as happy aud prosperous,
and lttIe more SO.
A,.>v w;li ~ sal5.o.3 lam,
tb.. olr lf,.l pm r,l
il, ,h;. ,;.;.;,.. e.. ...' .
- ,,o,, - ,lor;l., r.,, ,
voru IN for 49,, ,,a', ,,,. IL. ..l
,.,,.., l,,,i. h.. =
his recovery He had never fully
recovered from Ia grippe when he
lost his companion, and few days
after her funeral he was taken very
i'll. He has softening of the brain
and has lost the use Of his left limbs.
Pm, W. lr.3 3
1T. =
H.,
r,;.5
TN
p.... IS5
~. e.. 3;l
o,,on,;5, ,;ht In; !; La.5~I'l
ing being no uncommon occurrence,
bnt IN course of a few hours the
pain grew intense aad the joint
sWelied. In consequence the hand
has been useless for some time.
O,-ru.pn s,.ir,.i,n aatos ana
IiolIo nro,.oLo ,,r.f,7,i,,. = i !
mas, v;cions rbar,.,ar from nodos.
f,iars on dark nigb,s christi.n
noo,,Io shor1d onaoouor 80 ,roo. .o,o
morality 10 banging tbam - ,bav
viii swim inward If ,ba,e i ono
time above another when murder
wells nm in the bnman heart il is
when man hauI' up ker-thump
against one Of these obstacles treach-
erousiy standing out across the side
walk a"aiIlng the on'cominS OF the
unsuspecIlng victim.
Tpr Wisconsin southern Railroad
comnanv has made annIicatjou 10
Governor Hoard for patent author
izing il to construct a line Of rail
road from Shullsburg to Rptledoe.
Grant county. a distance of thirty
miles The ipeoroorators Of the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

lenoe of the literary contents being
fully up to the standard Of its
founder.
FRESH garden seeds at Cash Gro
Gerry House.
MINERAL POINT has four pretty
well stocked liveries, but it would
take twice that number to supply
the demand last Sunday,
IT is pretty hard after hiding in a
barn all day to eyade the policeman
to have to come to the barof justic e
in the evening; eh, Billy
THE fair society proposes to have
new well on its grounds, and so
licits bids for the drilling of same
in this Issue of the TRIBUNE.
DIR. TALIMAN who was called to
New York state by the illness of his
father has notified relatives here
that his father died last Thursday
Mr.. BENNETT, of the compulsory
education law fame, is young in
years, an Irishman by birth, an
American by adoption, and a Catho-
lie i'm religion.
VINO wants to secure that mare
that possesses as many good quail,
tiles as any in the county? Step
into the TRIBUNE office and let the
fact be known at once.
THE boys who indulge in playing
truaut and 90 about killing birds
with sIingshots, win in years to
come, if they live, reflect on such
wicked actions with regret.
Hon. FRANcIs BAKER, of Dodge
vile, and his son Ed. who is here
from Nebraska, graced our sanctum
this morning. Calls from such gen.
tlemen are exceedingly pleasant.
WHAT we know about farming
don't amount to much, yet we are
going to venture the suggestion
that it is not good policy to plant
corn until the ground is thoroughly
warm.
The r. Nj. church is being painted
and otherwise put in r"~1iness for
the conference to convene here on
the 10th of May No services Of
any kind will be held in the church
next Sunday.
"MosE," a colored person well
known in this section, arrived in
this city from Chicago Sunday.
He walked the entire distance, hav-
ing left the great metropolis the
Wednesday before.
Ir makes MS all feel good to see
Charlie Cox out again after his
severe mining accident. lie has 10
depend on crutches yet to get about,
but hopes to be able to go to work
i'm two or three weeks.
SOME citizens are taking under
due consideration the question of
electric light in Mineral Point. 1t
is hoped that there will be no let up
until we have it. 1t would be a
good investment for the city even.
THE Bible is no longer read in the
Normal schools. In place of the
Scripture reading in the opening ex-
ercises the President now reads
from the works of noted writers,
selections Of an educational or patri-
otic nature.
NEWS has reached this Office of
the marriage of Henry Browning,
formerly of this place, to Miss
Netlle Bartlett, Of Phillipsburg,
Montana. The happy couple has
the best wishes of the TRIBUNE for
happy and prosperous life.
WHILE in the country the other
day twas ye localizer's good fortune
to partake Of the hospitality of Mr..
Morris Parkinson and his mother
and sister. 1t created ir AS cause
to doubt the time-worn assertion
"There's no place like home"
TIE Chicago Journal says that
Bridget Doody, who lives at Min.
eral Point, Wis, and is IFS years
old, is believed to be the oldest
woman in the United States. Her
baptismal record in the county Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

FOR the meeting Of the ermau
Catholic Benevolent s0cIelcs 70 be
held AT Milwaukee, May 25th to
26th excursion tickets may be sold
at one .t,lre for the round "trip. Will
sell May 2lth TO 3Glh inclusive,
Return coupons good until May
Both. n. II Snow, Agt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

btth eNNeNiih ihNu AHNtItuNthk ti
what the owner of the plant will
put in. This means that the new
factory is going to be had, the small
amount now necessary to complete
the required sum being easy to
secure, or ought to be-
wr b.,.. - L., ,l3;,..
3
paired TO show the largest line Of
carpets and at the lowest prices in
the city Call and see them at the
Economy. lw
Ir has been correctly said tbat
editors whom pa,nle 4, ma, .r.
about, and sometimes abpse are
rather poor concerns. The men and
busines, that an editor sometimes
feels it duty To defend, at the risk
of making enemies of another class.
are theyery first TO show ingratitude.
The editor who expects TO receive
mncb charity or ora,itpae will soon
find on, his mistake. lint ha sbopl3
90 ahead and sav what he ronsciep.
tiouslv thinks rioht without regar5
10 the frovns or 1nmblers or
Trades of sla,dorors
ouRcoanty schooIsoper'ntendenb
MIR. b. W. 6l'IetJ' has been M this
Tbo soyaral .obools wy;,od an
W,dne.5,y ubiA Was Arb,r D,y
Mr. GnIen found clnsad and tho
fact has caused him to raise ubjec-
tons to making q holiday out Of
the occasion. 10 eonstrue the law
INTO such meaning is rather dliii-
cult tlndIng the schools closed
proved very annoying TO Ihe super
iHtehoenl VINO sho0ld, by Ihe way
receive lu'i credlt lor maNIhs lhe
VISIT - w.t. 0i'loe' 'ae oo"".J n"a
naa d very competent ana 'nduS'ri-
Gus servant = nue' Tue reg ''"e o.
no one Aliih8 '"e same PoS'''o" niS
IhoIe oeel more advancement !" '"o
aolIi'y 'l teachers anu improve
menus lH s'"oo' property '''" '''Ue'
WI "'''e'''
You should see the bargains that
Brewer Il Penhallegon are offering
on canned goods.
,,.,
DR.. Ham. Of New York CITY, will
make his next visit to Mineral Point
on Wednesday, May 7th, 1890 DIR.
Ham Is no stranger ~ tins com-
munitv. He makes regular visits
here, ana his many patients are
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

IuE public Is earnestly requested
10 inspect the stock Of shoes just
put in By me l1w2 ID. JAcKo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

IHEBE is an advertised lcttor at
the postodice, AprlI 26th, 1880, for
j w. Carpenter. Persons calling
for the above will please say "adyer
tised inthe TRiBuNE" aud give date
of notice, ). h. SHEPARD, Z. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

Now rs your chance TO select "a
new dress. Our stock contains
every ything stylish J, DEltEH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01

SEEDS, seeds, seeds, any amount
If them, at Cash Grocery House.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
,~y-g4- POINT MARKET.

t.,ay aye the highest that are
IL - M gning 20 press
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-01
SURE THING.
The New Woolen Factory.

The latest from the soliciting
committee is that about $4,000 has
been subscribed independent of
what the owner Of the plant will
put in. This means that the new
factory is going to be had, the small
amount now necessary to complete
the required sum being easy to
secure, on ought to be.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09
MQerlef.

- Wir batten mie0er einmal bas
Nereuiiaen. unieren alten Greuno Serrr
pbiI. R6mpel uom 9aule Borefelb &
60. In Nsp Dort be9raBen 3u i6nnen.
6err 26mpel madt fur fem 9ans bic
Iebte &eiie bur9 ben 5aben, ba er id
3u anfans oes uaaften Sabres in bel
raid ennpor bllbenbeu Staot Ntlanta,
@eorgic, Ielbif etabliren mitb. Mi,
tpanf9ea berrn 96mpel in ieinem sc.
59dfte ben bsfen @,FOlg unb baB c,
m6sliGf f@nsL ben @eg gum WiGios
ndr finben m6ge.
= Ser 8antiet, 9err M. @oobrid
Sames bon 5empIe, eiu eifriger 2eiet
Der .Greie Prsfe". label uns freiinblid
elm, feiner am Is. DECEMBER nit Sri.
3olie 2utber bon 8elton fattfinbenben
Dermdblung beiSuuObnen. Dem paars
i'm Doraus unisre beften Wlnide auI
ben 2ebensmsg!
- Die gGniitnarenbdnblsr Bruins.
mid & Sobn unb ber pFanbleibet M
96nigbeim ba5en fallirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09
@nnberbare Mettuna.

Srssu d. ID. g Curtain S% int in h g!I;s.taFfa!p p;s SStuinDt ss,d ma4 m,1 K
I'D anf bic 8unse f9lus. Gtnen Mcuat lang Iteb fl
f@ BON ibrem Saus. Gr5t bebanbeln, auein fe purhI
INNER franter. Dsrielbe ertldrte ibr, sbab fe bpG
nuns8Ips Der G4ptnblu&t ~perfauen iei" unb hab tb
feine Mebiein Der @elt mebr belfen tonne. Da EN-,
sfabl t9r apetbeter ibr Rings @enes G&ptnbiu&ts'
SeiImittel. ste tauie f& etne Glat&e baron unb 81
Ron Gag sa Gag beferte. Sfe setran&te 6as Wsitte
Meter unb na&bem fe 10 SIai&en perbrau&t bate
fanb fe, bas fe p6ltg seiunb mar. Sett- perri&tet fl
iptebeg ibre 9au6s Arbeit uub Sast, baB fe fiji ue II
tbrem 9eben ppbler sefhtlt babe.
prpbesSlaf@en btefes srrben 9elmittels gratis In bel
DrcsuensGrobbanblun pm Dreib, Ghpmpipn & 60.
Gum Serfauf In alien Gpptbeten ; srpbe Glai&en 81
Gents rnb $1.0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09

SIN U1ue BON Tr1ftge1t ooer
nnslid semabren mir fefs
Idngere 3eit. Mit Sbpptbefen.
Noten fam bieS ni@t sefdeben.
Sir brau@en uniere 9oten
nnD Siderbeiten ni9t on Ban
tiers ODER geftberleibsr ID
transferiren, I'm nit BEN Gelb
unfer @efddft ipeitcr5ufiibren.
Mir brau9en nidt boke
@reiie gu bere@nen fur SUI
! firumcnte, ipcl6e mir anf Sell
bertenfen, I'm, bic 8infen an
8orfdaHe grandchildren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09
erbaaS!umaen

Betitionen. I'm gauerIaubuiB: Don
6. S. Miiller, .. 5errera. Subfou
8res., Dug. purfd uno %. &si9 mol:
len ibren GIeiidaanh in bic GARNER.
Nuiau5 Oaro betlegsn. Wt. Gunner.
mann Dhnf6t ben Bauiaon i'm San
pebso Yarf fir ben IA. Ge3embsr su
m!et5er. Biirger petiiioniren UNI CT
6ffnuug elmer StraBe BON @lgentbum
M. 8eIton's nod Der Giber NbeEue.
Gnbere proteFi'rsn gsaen bic Snfrafte
iebang oer gegen 8arietp,S beater ges
ri6teten Ssbiuan3.
Sic WafeyIeitune entlarg Der Of.
Commerce StraBe tuirb berIdngert
,peroen.
Die straberiihergdnge OH Qosuue s
per6en reparirt
80; benz Gtabteigenibum an Der 4.
StraBe ner1ea 6etten epsgs bergsfeGt,
j. IS. u. Jromberg erbdIt eine Gut,
Fdd5ieung . $500 fir Grub unb
8ooen. Wacorz Etrobe pi,b nit Ries
~befahren.
Die Osbinoa,, neI6e bic @tneite.
rurg Der Gropfon,S traee, Don Niber
mad Heus8 raunfsis Noenue G%roronet,
murbe augenpmmen unb ole Stbtnau3.
neIde bas NnbiHbeu BON 1ubrtpsrtea
in Commerce, Soleaob, 5trcbe unb
auf benz MaiHs Ylosa pefbittet, fam
our 8erleluag; ebeuio bieienige, 3ur
@rDeiterung Ter Mnblens 5treBe uno
eire onoers, nslde bic Nnbringuna bon
s9nB6rdtttn uHtsrbolb Der elefiriIden
2eitun9sbtdbie fir ben Gira6sn5abns
beirieb onor6nef. Meber, aaIteDer unb
Shreiuer tpugben ernannt, I'M su Bee
Gimmen. ME bies gu aeideben bot.
9ie SrbinauS 5ur 8srl6agerung Der
Mocon @traBe nuo bic, pel1e bas
Sortbringeu non 2eiden aus Der 5tabt
berbieiet, obne OaB bor1er Elm So6ten.
fGein bonn @taotarSi erlangt nurbe,
linb unter Mufbebung Der @eqeln aaees
nonmen uoroen.
Gernerhin 1ouen ale b6!3erne Gal,
eerts buy9 eiierne &Sbrea erlebt iuers
ben, tpenn cine Heparaiur nctbDenbig
!pirb.
&altener beantragt, 5as @aldr bes
OiIfs : @ta6tar3tes bonn j. DECEMBER
1890 ab auf 800 monat!i@ gu erbSber.
Nngenommen.
Weber beantraet, boB bic Snternas
'ionaIbabn an Der 2%reusung ibres Sc
leiies unb Der Jriebri6sburger 9traBe
cine bIaggea.G Station, (6ie Stele, an
meld)er fhr3Ii@ 9err 9aIfuigt berult>
elidte), etablirt. &nssnommen.
G@reiner beantrast, baB bic Nns
pobuer an MeftsN ueba,, spif6eu Cub
Glorss.5 traBe unb benz San 9e6ros
Greet 9ehalieu tperhcn, Geitenpege ers
fer &laiis bersuielen unb Bic 8iareo
&oab 5u repariren.
Wnlh beaEiraat, ben Sugenieur ans
suDei|en, bas 5traBenbabngeleiFe Oh
Der @tb= Nlamo.S troBe 5u inTpi3iren,
bas on manden Steileu uN 8 Gel
iiber BET S5erHdde emporragt; ferner
Beieitisuna zines Sbbranten OF ber
@~artenfraBe, Der in Der Mitta beS
S~rottpirs itebt.
Wuf Nnirog BON QaltsDer erbielt 9.
Waberid $75 ausbeaalbtf tir Gigenibum,
bas ibm on Der Weff. 0OulfonsS traEe
| genommen tpurbe.
RDgers beantraat. boz at 8urlefom !,
6hermans, 2ibe Dat unb @urnetfiroBs.
5eitenwege erFer alaRe bergeHelt uer.
ben.
B6lbouDe bringt ben 8efGluB ein,
baB bic MntpDbner afler sepflafterten
StraBen unb pld3as gebalten Dab Dor
s ubr Moreens ibre StraBsnrinnen gu
r~eiuigen.
Sic Maferleitung OH Der Weif. Cont
mereezS traBe pirb big sur 3aI3amores,
9traBe D~erldngert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09
q Arutea.ealbe.

Die bette Gable BET Rslt fur S4nitte,
0neti4uusen, @sfdpiirs. Gieber. uno Sant.
Gusf9Iae, 6ls&te, %sefpruuseue 5daOs, GrOf-
beulen anb ale 9outiransbsitea ; turirt 9d.
mnrrbciben cosr feline BsoablHRe. gSlfiss
Satisfaetion satantiri obsr bas geIO NTH
suriderfattet. 2b @fnis BITE S4aAteI. gum
Bsrfauf in alien apotbsIeu. Dseib, Sbomp.
fen G Gn.. 9aheatiaIs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09

Gin frlber bel ber armee Iisbenber
Munoar3t uni ieBt bebeutenber Grat i'm
Dfli4en Soma, mute unIdng5t onf els
nige Gage fein 6eim nerlaHen, tu1bs
renb ieiner Qbmeienbeit betom zines
Der Riubsr cine f@were g~rfdltuua, ,pps
rauf feline Trau fofOrt cine Jlalde
s@bamberlain's Cough RemebpS boIen
lieB. Mit BEN er5ielten &efuItatc mar
he 10 3%ufriebem, bab bel dbnli@en J6leu.
gu berfdiebenen 3eiten bieielbe Mebiain.
gebrau6t uurbe. Na6 eigener llsbers
3sugung bebauptet ber Nrst, baB es bas
3uperldifgite prdparat gesen grtdltrngj
tudre unb before @rfolge er3iele, als irs
geno zines, mas ct ie gebfauht babe.
gu bertaufen bel ". Cohen & Co.,
9alteDer & Son unb anen bebeutenben
Oroguifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09

Dms 1T lr piSis, sa ts Garanhtn n@t sennlnorAhSr gsntau, SdnOer uub 8abhen
nedbhs Gb
Iufre Meren@n fS ole Giiagen, mdhe 1nR nmeae bon uns fauhe.
Denen, pAde Bic Gmrien anfuGf lebemen gfasss nit alien amefen BeRFerunssa nod
nmt 1sdeben haben, f6nnsa mir berFdera, bas. pbgsb nisfJber idHsf n Der Spite aur n.
Deen Snfrumente leben, Re iangf nod nedee pd@N9e 8ndnberungen efawen baden, br9
pehe Qualudt ub umhans D3 9onss heMutenf erb0bt puben, fol ab fs ole anoera ubm.
tuHen. TMS lit Die NnFdt an anporku{hen@ nrh ompdenhn Githr.
@r hnb StaatG Genien fit geber, gtenneh B. Sona, Rnabe, GbiSens C Spns, Ma
tbufGef BIS 9. Sale & 60 4anos, uni 9Rafpa & SamGn, unb 4imbaa.SrgIn.
8r baMn snet Soran BON Srwta, bic fp9el fit ma anaehnhst perbn. Die ene Der,
fauen mir fit $75, bic ennse fir sos. Das Sobmerf bMer 0rWn lit fr f9on, ub bs
Srnere uni bic NuaItGten laFea nMs az nlnf9en abdM.
sr fuMen fir gShoLfaL- liz adaIS anbd ollie GoRn bon mnffaGf6en Safrumentu,
benfo Muffn BI1tra, BGGben, 8Ilern fit oue SnhmMsne
nn1 8oratb in @pkn 1T Der gro6e tn SIbn.
Bu imbn auf appHiauon GataIoss nnb gdslfea ton @aaos, 0raaa, gufianf&n
Snfrumsnten, MuffaHen, @Rn i. aus nnb beantpouen prompt ale bneM6ea Mnnagen.
TRmR nG9xG a Ng 81 RH9 0s 2Q Honuteree <GfrnSe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09

Wir berfaufeu 8ianos unb
Srseln 70 nieoris seesn baar
ofer auf 10 leidte 3abluneen
eSn nte ir9enb Elm Cams i'm
yloreen oasr Siibeu.
Mir poGeu feti,e Notpn Deer
StTerheit, irtna mir @iancs
ODER Grgeln terfaufen, @tr
releruiren uns bos anred)t ouf
ba8 Snfrumeni.
Notsn f0nnen leidt brittsu
%erfonfn iibertraeen nerben,
SetGc bic @inI0fmns berislbea
er,fntpnpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09

mpbrtt Elm GROCER Shell III BET gtaSt
bebaltem iucrben fpnnte, iueitn umiere
Siir9er ntebr lire iplioe uttb prDnptc
beimiiGe ACKNOWLEDGMENT eieI=
fd1aft, Die v9tlamD" patrpmiiirt bat=
ten. Nuh &amm fit @erbeHerumgem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09

@rneffine Easter unb German o
2aster; anna S9mibt u. M. S9mibt >
8. ". BurnIibe unb Carrie Burnfbe
baben f9 i@eiben laHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09

Oxidation Del, Der srobte GHmerenfiaer auf Der
Welt, ptro ron tetuem anberen ointment an @ate hberz
t%rp5fer, IS N cbue 3petfe. has Bette MttteI fur ale
auberltheH ShMersen. RretS nur % Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-09
Gtablirt 1866.
hos. Goggan K Bros.
Sdn%Wutnnin. SernS. r.
Gan Nmtonio, Setas.

Sdem sefauen.
grb saufT6tqen fbH iee8 Depatement unGres @dna1s uni nibmen nemidben unhe
game Belt. -
8r lbsrbOebeten gpmanb! gr fasen snau, pslaea Bed6 hMs safrument bat
8r bhen bic Snfumnte fat aer hrDrragenbn Gabnkn probmt unD nnr bic asu.
urnD erenlea bebahn, DMGe mir fir bic bfen btnen.
Wr baden in unfem @efh1H mbr &aphaI anadat ais ae GGuffMnI &1nbhr in G9ae
smanmen9snomnea. unb Ga mir fir bar faufn, 10 rbahen min bic nhbremn @reIe
0T 9aMno rh &eluG5 m19ge Rrdh, quite g8aae unb 2ibraGtdt nniaen &unSen ee9ns
na elm efOQui@eS unb fables @e1af auf@baut unb bnben unfe %inUpien beMbanen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-02
aUMxs AND OSBORN.

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In his recent speech at the Armory in
this city, Senator Allen paid . handsome
tribute to the administration of Governor
Ferry, and congratulated the people of the
state that the Republican party had placed
in power chief executive who had given
them an administration so wise, SO con-
servative, so free from the slightest faint of
corruption or wrong doing. and so entirely
praiseworthy as that Of Governor Ferry.
Such an expression of approval as this
from such man as Senator Allen is q
high compliment, aud the administration
which would merit it must be good indeed.
This, it cannot be denied, the administra-
ton Of Governor Ferry is. Thus far it has
been successful in the highest degree. It
has organised and set in motion the vari-
Gus departments of the state government.
1t has successfully performed the many
perplexing functions devoiving upon it a.
the first administration OF the state. 1t
has been businesslike, thorough and efici.
ent. II has maintained high character,
and has fittingly represented the dignity Of
the state and Of its people.
Noencomium which could be pronounced
upon the administration of Governor Ferry
would be greater than it deserves. Tho
people of Washington. regardless of party.
admire it and are proud of it.
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THE FATUoUs HUMoRIsrs.

Petted Daughter-Pspa, what has come over
your never had wish You were not anxious
TO gfatify, and you even anticipated my wants.
and handed me money for all soyts of things I
hadn't even thought Of. But NOW have to as
you Tor every cent need, and you growl and
srumbls, and ssk Il think you are made OF
money and you rail at w0man's extravagance
and invariably ask me what on earth did with
the lest cheek. or dollar. or dime you gave me-
Don't you love me any more? Papa-My OAR
ling, love you - much Is ever, but you are
soon to b married, and ! am trying to grsdu-
ally prepare you for the change.-New York
Weakly
viscount Conamorey (whose recoliections Of
the antique ere somewhat haxyl-Aw-a-what
beautiful arms and hands you've got Ma
Bounder. They remind me Of the Venus Of
Venus Of Nilo)-Oi ron hattererl- London
Punch.
Mr.. Wickwire-My dear. I'm afraid the new
tariff has shut on your prospects for that new
dress. Mr.. Wickwire-I fail to zee how. The
kind Of goods want Is just as cheap - ever.
Nj. wickWire-Yes; but can't get good cigars
for less than IS cents now Indianapolis
JotynaI
Little Rogef-what makes you walk lame,
Uncle joint Uncle John-There was an acci-
dent on the BRIDE today, and got caught in
the jam. Little RogerI got caught in the jam
once. and walked lame for week. Puck
eNotics that man over thefe-how nervous 10
appess-conktantly looking around 70 80 Ii
lar.'' ''Yes. or : bridegroom. =" lfuxseys
Weekly.
Mr. Kenosha-Here, waiter, take that duck
away. It's altogether too s'high" for ma
Waiter trespectfuily) cir; its on account of
the Mckinley bill, sir.-PMck.