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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23
GEOgGE A. WILSON, Juis,.
A true oopy--attest III. q. DAVIS. gsdsicr.

OXFORD, - Al n Court % fr,i,Ais hell ~
ffVsburg. within ani Coz The County ofONfori
on ths ~ q Tuesday ~ Juns. 4. u. lyl
Augustine ingalls,. Administrator on the e.
tate ~ John =. iblAks. late II Denmark. In sAli
county, deccssesi. having prr-shtsi M. Anrouht
- administration % the estate ~ all dec.s.ci
for allowance
OHDIAEB, That the sAii AdIar. Give notics %
tlis same % all Ier-oas interested thrrrih. by
Publishing q copy of this orisf thr,s wusks sae.
Ce.sisely la th@ ONf0ri Drms-rrai, . newspaper
pnnts.i al rArts. Ia sAii Coanty, that they may
IN ali County. on the thiri Tue day % July
nsNt. at nine o'c.ck In the fsleHs-sn. AMI
shaw oauss. n any they have. why the same
shoull Bat ~ Allp~ssi.
sIOll.E \. WILSON, Judxe.
Atrus oopy--attsst III. 4. DAVIS, Lrgt-tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

OxYoRD. sss-Ata Ceurt % rrclss. h.li 81
Paris. on ths thiri Tuesday 90 Iuse, i~i. d.
Chsttrs m. Prince, tsusriias % W. sewari AMI
Mar 4. Missh<Ii n,ls.r biiira sss hsirs 81 WIN.
n. Nissheii isis ef nas nsti. IN sAid County -
cssss~i having pre.snts.i his aesosns ~ xusrusn'
ship IL ssit warts fef allowance
1spss1p. Thst IN. .sh susriisa give
.ssise b. ali I-r.sns interr.tssi By causing es'py
of this er,ier "a ~ pabiishssi thr~ vesAs snsss-
sl,siy In IN Osfsri ismosfsi rf'nsri Al Isns.
that ihsy may sp,ssr st q froi'sse t.ur " -
he'll a Paris. In AID t.snty. oe The thiri Isss
Ia, 81 Iuiy nsxt a o'sk-k In tbs fsf,nosn,
ss.i .hsv ess-e, II any they have. vhy The anne
shsah not - slhsvci,
UEORsg A. WILSON, Jplre.
A trv~ e.py--sttr.t Ill 4. DAVIS, usEtstsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23
MARRIED..

On wesh,IIs. Jass %, by Ro-c~ y. -tspss.
E.l. iaha Axoa all Nr.. CARTE A. kimlsil.
bath ~ vsfori
10 Es-s liirsr., June .. Nssh Rsnkin. ~ ress.
i.nt ssi tmus tiint ~ iiifsm.
Ia we.i sumnet, Iuns ", by Rev, T.. ".
nalaassa ~ I'hihs ,slphla. NJ. tswts n Andrew.
% We, Parts, ssi Me. chrs :. csl cf West
~umnsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

riIE sah-cfilsr hsrvbY sfvs. puhlie bosics
that b. IA. l-s.u dglY apt-siuts.i ~ ths Iionnrs
30 Iuire - fruiats Zoe The CoantY - Dsfuft
asi assuus~i m trust - ts-suisr 20 ihs
estate -
AHNIItA IIANTOHp. ists - iiarferl
In ssil tuantF. tescssssi. ~ giving boil a. N
as sitrssts b. thervfnfy fe.tursts AT Icr--sns
inislls-i o. ~ estate - all desss-ssl o. mAss
imu.eiiai. payuasnt. aui ti,.-.s shs have any
isuuaa.is tisgrs.sa o. sshilsit ~ sanir O.
Iuns a. l.fl IuiIN q GLOVER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

OXFORD. .. At Cear ~ Probate hsh a
Paris, wtthiB an.i fur tn .oanty - pxfBri.
on tl.s tflri ruo-.t.y % Jans. 4. u, ls0l
Jp>Ifu tNfH~p>. nafnci fxcrutor In .
csftAin ihstrumfut purpotihs o. u The
last stll AMI ts.tAfnsnt ani tSo Csiiflls tssfsto
- Alice q. tms..ua ats - frysbufx. In All
C"aniy. dccoA-sst. bsvihg presented ths sane for
rfuiate
oHB.RIp. That the all L,eruisr give natio.
o. al J-sr-ons iutrr.ts-i ~ .Ausing ropy ofthis
arisf D. - yabnshs-i thre sreks sucscssissiY
In III ONfori i,cmo-rai. prints-l a Paris. that
thry may appear az q Probate Court o. - bslt
a Paris In All Cyanty. on ths thiri Tuesday 81
1aiy newt. az hins ~ tks clsrk In tbs foFv-
ali ia.tr,imsnt .issuil nj le pfu,s-i. approved
ani aikywe,i q. IN. last Win anil Testament of
ALI hessa.s.i. ani that Alt Jo-cyh Lmef.oa -
apIoiuici kNecuior.
GEOg.E 4. WILSON, Ju,isc.
A true oopy-attst III. q. DAVIS. gsdstsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23
ntINtutt N,sD> IA. n, Ils,ast

TIIE .al.ssrii-t hsrvby siV.s pahns nesice
that 49, hss l-sn suiY art-sln,ssi ~ ~ iiensfs
80 lufiEs 20 frtissts fnf thf tuuhtF - bNfnHi
e.slats -
OLIVER MASON tsis - ile,hei.
tn 49, gnantr. tlassa-ssi. suhuut l~sni q. tsf
as diftsts shr thsfsfarr FssIus~ts Al ITfssaus
iu.lslsssi o. an sstsis "a alt desa-ri o. uaaAs
iuiseiisis rsYu,srt. shi ths-s sha haV. any
dssuahis th-rsen o. sxhihii ~ sams o.
Ians D.. lei Ot.iNt n MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23
HtRI AND rrERT

The Maine Hotel PROPRIETOR A.soCi-
aiion l. rccciying coli comfort CA Ia ~
cent anti-pruhihition move. Il l. getting
hii. CA every si,is. AMI even lts staunCh-
ct SUPPORTER, Zen Bunksf's hcnnstec
Dsm"Crat. l. beginning o. 4 utt v hrth.r
% l. Nisc o. endorse the movement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23
DRIVING TOUR
or TIN
Rubinstein Club.
POPULAR CONCERTS
aa.,,.,.,,.,.,.. N.,,.. .s sale.

Aasststssvatss's N.ttss az sale.
DrH~tA> o. q nrenss frvs, ~ ifoa. ia.iEv
II - fr,,iss,s fef the tsantv % usfori. ! shall
eel a pahlir sugtiua on the hrst dAy ~ August.
a ~ Isai, a ten a'rissk M H. fsrvnnon a The
dssihns hsu.s ~ Mar ThaaaAs IN Hartford IN
All Couniv al the nght, utls ani ihisrvsi stifh
>athanisl ftarss late ~ ali Iatfori N sAii
estuuiy. hsssassi hal IN ths follsSins rial s.tste
situated in AT ilar,far,t o. wn fhF tins
tow. - cNihsi. ~ that Iar - tarfurl knosn
a. Tlsompsehs sfant. sci q fAt - 20 No, ! IN
IN IN Fangv IN ALI Grant soutsininE a. snp
I-s-s-t al.ui tkirty thrvs AMI ethiri arrv-,
All t.sr trins lns'~n a. ths "frsaf ia"
patssi thi. ninstssnth stay ~ June, 4. ~, t~1i.
HIRAM 4. Hills. Adlnlhistfstof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

Though thvrv va never serious dan-
gvr 90 rupture % friendly relations D.
tween the United states aud Grvat Rrit-
ain In regard o. the Bcring 80 question,
yet u l. cause Tor Cougr,iuhtiun that
The two nations have dunllv agr,-si upon
Co arbitration. And Il l. further cause
Tor cougratulatiou that the destruction
20 seals, which sas solng ou practically
without disturbance, i "a D. stopped
pending thu settlement % the matter. hy
an arraugvmeut h-tvevn the luit-d
states and Great Britain. The delay Ina
this matter IA. be-n almost inisfmi-
uablc. several YEAR. have ALREADY b~,n
spent Ia negotiations upon u, and Ia the
meantime the seals have bcyu Ia danger
% total eNtsrmiuaiion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

oNYuHp. .. - Ala Probate ,gur, hsbl a fars
uithin an.i Coz ~ tuunif - nNtsrl Un "
thiri Tue.isy q Juns, 4. ", i~i
ga ths t.titiaa - Nsilhh NeftVl - a., hsif.
a hs - ~ sststs - tHsiins ils.islgn s@ ~
Uark all In .ali GountT tessasssi. Ifsyths 80
a. apt.llrtassnt ~ Ras-sll ffAu ~ hafshsH
a.ilainistfatnf ~ sahi estate
OHttHtp. That nsties ~ tis fafrgpinf W
ti.sa - pahuslus-i fuf thrys SesAs sess".si,,I'
,s,,sr 4, o.. thiri Tue-isy - Juiyt \. u. l-,il
u ~ o1fsf,i Isms-rrat prnts.i Al Paris In all
'' G,oRGr 4, wlIso>. jgisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

TiIE sab-rritsf bsrvhy giyes paths pssics
thai D. has i-.su iulr apt-sinte,i ~ a.. liuhor
shie Iuisv ~ ff,slsstc fsf The Caanty ~ Dsf.ri,
ani assuuei thr trust - Adniinlstraior With
a.. Wili anusxs-i "a ths sstAis -
JOHN a. fELNCil. ats - Porter,
IN alt Cunntf. lessa-ssl. ~ giytng hpbd a. tis
as dirysts. D. thsrvfurv rvlursts al Irrsous
insisttssl O. tr sstAis - sait drrra-s~i b. uaks
iunssiiats payment. aRi th.,.s who have any
tistnauds thsfVuu D. sxhiht tn sAms o.
Iuns 4 IsI MOSS MDuLrO>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

rItt ssi.-cril-f hsvby Eiyes ruhhr notirs
tai ~ has l-sn duly apg-sints,i hY m li"nars
~ lufirr ~ rrniais fuf M Coautr - otfuri,
~ IN estate -
ina 4 81 AK. late - iisthsi.
In All 0uanty. tisses..st. ~ Eittrx tuni q the
la~ dlrysts H. thswfuFy fvlussts Al IFr~sns
iristts-i o. ~ sststs - all lsssa--i o. tnaks
tsst.s-ttats tiaYulsut. and tl-s-r siln have ahy
tlstaan.is ti.sr,sa o. sxhlhH a.. sane g.
Iuns a. Igi ELLIEi a. fNHh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

rIIr sas-,ftist hsr,by rvs. pahts no,ics
thNt 10 kAs l~su daif Apt-aats.i W ~ ilensf
49, laisv q It,ilasls fuF ~ CuuntY - ONfari.
awi Assuusei ~ trust - t,ecuiaf ~ ~ 80
sALtN rHINCtI, late - rgrtsr,
IN ait 'aantY. hsrsasssi. ly xitinE t-snt As N
az tirysts ~ thrfvfurv rrlug.ts al Irrsun.
insstts-l o. a. sststs ~ All arssa-ssi o. fnAts
iutu.ssiiats tuaYnsut. all thss.s ~ have any
tissaanlts ti.srssan o. gahiiait thr saHas o.
Iuss n IsIi NusIs NptLTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

OXFORD. .. ,--Ata ,eart ~ frelsis he'll Q,
Parts, Within ami fof the County ~ otfoti.
on ths thlri Tuesday ~ June 4. u. lsl.
Csihaftns = IIews, kxegutrN 90 The
estate af >ancis NJ Hose late % HamfoFi. In ssfl
Csusty. deres-rsi, hA,ias Prv.sntsi her sfs"an,
- siaainisFatisn ~ tis estate % ali desss-s''
Coz allgsanrs
osp,nrp. That the sald tsssutris siss
potieo o. al psfson- intervsici. by causing ,
copy 20 this erisr " - pabnshs-i thrv. ~vsk,
sucs..slvely In ths Osfsfl i,,ms-rsi, pfinis-i a
Isris. IN sali ,aanty. that thsy nsy spfsAF Al =
1oanty, ON The thlr,i rus-.isy ~ Juiy nssi a
nins o'rk-k In III fofvnu-gp. snd stas saasss "
any thy have, why ti.s ssDs .isoai NJ -
allowUi. -.
A true Copy--atiea III. a. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23
G,oRon \ wiI;o>, js.,ss.
4 true sspy ATTEST II. q. DAVIS, hssi.'sf'
: .,,.. .f A..,x... .f hl. Apr.Ia,m..

Al Ilasl mel. in ~ CauntJ ofOtipri sol ~tais
q Mains IN tith day - iuns \. ~. lSl
To unisrsiTns.i hsfvhY sifes nstifs ~ hl'
,n,.,i,t,.~.t a. Assisnss u ths insslssut sstats
JAMES " U,ginw. - barsasii,
In an. 1aaatF % uxfnf,i tn.siifeut ilsltaF, shu
- l-n %. lars.t an tnsotvnt uI-sn NJ I~tiisi.
~ o. Caart a Iasolvynry fsr all Coauty ~
JoSI,uw wutrrIN, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

oNTpgp q. NJ . Cear II fru'.ais hshi a.
raffs Wtthin anlt fur thr suunty ~ Nhtnflt
ss a. thif,i Tu~s.iaY ~ Iuss. 4 u tssi.
I'll o. HlAN, AinainistAinI ea ths
estate 20 Ilannah :. sesristn late ~ hrvrnh.t ~
In all Ceahty. isc.A.ci, ha'iax pFe.e"isl
IA. aer,sant - Standardization "t NE
e.tate - ssli ilsssa..-i faf aihssahre
Usp1HtH. hat ~ ALI Aiininisifaiaf Eifs
49, A. ali ,sr.sns Is,srv.,s.i ~ causing acnfy
~ thls ss,isf o. - pahh.hs-i thfss sssAs -
r.rt. tlst to- nav apf-af sta frni.ats twaf
a. - hshi a rarts. In sAli ,uuntY. 90 ts thlr'l
rus..laf - iuiy nrst. 20 nins g'ehs N "
fnfvas-tn. ant sho~ ran-F, w anf MY raw Wy
tius .auss slouht ~ - alApsel
.TOR,.E 4. WILSON, iuirr.
,,,.....,.,-.tt..t III a DAVIS. usEtstsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

oxvonp. al . Csar Of rro,-,s hsti .

OxYORD, &c AT Q Csar ~ PROBATE hshi al
Paris, within snd fof the tvanty ~ OSferi, ON
tho thlrt TUESDAY ~ Isne. A. II. issl.
fnlDEuICk q. HALL. nsmst tscnt"r
Win ant T.ssamsst ~ iiahish v ft-ss, Late
~ Anlis,er In .sii tsant, ,tscssssf. hs'tnE pre
-sntesi the sane Zoe Probate
OsptssD. That The .sit tNesut"r give ncslce
IA All ter.on. lntsr~ssssi ty causing copy ~ this
ofisr o. te pshnshssi thres wesks soscsssi,siy
IN the Otfof,i DEMOCRAT prtntei 81 fans, thst
thsy MAJ sppssr ~ PROBATE tsaft ~ - hshi a.
fahs IN ssid County, 90 the thiri tus-sy ei
.ho~ osa-s N any they ks,e. Why The all
Instrument shoahl nss - prv,ci, sppvvs.l anl
si,swe.i a. the lat win AMI re.tsWsut ~ sshi
iesss.~i, sa.i that AID ffr'isrick y Hall - az
,-lintssi txesutor.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, JuiFs-
true copy ATTEST III. q. DAVIS, Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

oNyonp. .. At q oaar n rr,,l.ais hsh 81
pafts ~ithln aa.i fsr thr ,aantY ~ uNfgf'i. On
~ tilf,i Tae..iay ~ Jane \. u. lpi.
Jean nsaa.t ani Alanfa a., fgwsf .Itfhl
Ado p sa m estate ~ '.ss,. \ :. lussf ~. =,
poftsf IN SALT tuauty. dersass-i .hatlnE pFs-en'r
theif arssuut ~ administrators ~ uhs Istas ~
alt iccsssssi fof Aiigssnes
OHptssn, That thr saii Aanilnisfainf Eite
nssies D. al tersans lntsrv1t~t. ny saaslnE ac"f1
Of al. ss,lsf o. - pubnshsi thfvs Nesss ssesss
.iv.ly IN he 90 fsi,i I,sais-rai yrntsi a fafis
tAattl.sy uiay apt-sr al fr,s'a,s toun tal trhi
Al rarts In .shl lssnty, - m thir'i fus-tAy ~
laly nstt a susssk In tss fory is-oa, AnHl sl'-s
.rogGr \. WILSON, ju.isv.
Atfuse spy-aitsa III. q, DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

TIIE sah-~riisf hsrvhy gives Puhnr sotice
that ~ has is-h daif apg-alntei ~ the iionuf
shis Iuirv uf Probate fof ~ C"uuty - ONfsri
sni assuus-i ths trust - tNvsutoF 20 The
estate -
DOROTHY Nrrrtg, late u fUsburg.
o. AL Iaunly, dsssa-ssi. ~ EitinE BIOL a. ths
Az tiifssts H. thsfvfurv rssiussts al Isr.uns
in,islts-i O. ~ s-tats II All aec.as-i o. make
trntss.iist~ t,syuasnt. all ths-r whn have any
demands tAsftun g. sNhitit ths sams o.
Juns 1. Isl MOSS :. MOuLrO>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

Twenty-Five subordinate farnsr.' Al
lianCc. Ia kAnsas have rvpudiatsd thu
two per cvnt sut-trvasury loan sChsme
which form. a part ~ the platform ~
The Peoples Party, and other signs inii-
cate a decline 20 interest la u. The Al
lanc~ l. not hy any means "on t. last
legs, but H. leg arr weakening very
fast for 30 young an Organization.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23

The counting ~ thu cash la the tuite,i
states treasury vaults consequent uhon
the r-ccnt change In the ofiic- oftrcasur-
~, has ~ Ear resulted in the discovery
- the loss 20 one dollar. which came cat
20 broken bag ~ silver. should thi.
not b. f"und. Il i grayrly announced.
ex-trvasurvr Huston will have o. make
u az. II Won't probably D. necessary
o. issue a warrant uf Distress Ia order e.
tuilsslf La
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-23
a.,,.. NJ A..lxr.. OF hl. Arr.l.,m..,.

, JosI,IIw. wmrrEN. A..lspss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05
$40 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid
for information leading directly to
the arrest and conviction of parties
breaking or tamperlng with Electric
Ijpht lamps. wires, etc. 47-4W
MINERAL POINT ZINC Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05

The craze for everything English is
reaching the colleges in the shape of
Anglo-Saxon luuacy. A boy Of mine
recently came home from school in the
cast SAYS a writer Ia the st. Louis
q 81. Democrats and when we were
one day driving togetnts he spoke Of
the horse as "brack whats brack9'
inquired for | thought il must be
some new slang word the youngster
had picked mp when, 70 my enlight-
ment he explained that 1t was Saxon
for active on further inquiry found
that he was full Of sucl expressions,
having learned them ttom a teacher
who was an Anglo-SaNou enthusiast,
Snperannualed was In his dialect,
avcrweary. the horizon was the
s,y-edge magnificent was 'high.
daedy. quarrel was "6gangle
proud mau was folk vain *
paiuei ,o him b sorrow THAT be was
living IT'D tae west where slch proc
iaAdty 81 Wisdom went uuappgcealed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05
rERnRLs AFRICAN ANT.
A yoraci"us Cr,n,ur" which nrvours
EvrrythInr - '1,tn Irs Roach.

f-vFvythfrv - ftttu ifs Roach.
There are 70 great mnny species Of
ant, Ia Africl some OF which arc found
I'm vast numbers says he Now York
i6r ri,.y The most remarkable aud
most dreaded of aD Is tine bashikouay
aud is most yOriviouS creature,
which carries nothing away but eats its
prey ON the spot.
It isthe dread OF all living animals
of the forest the elephant. the Loop
ard the gorilla aud uil the insect
world the man himself is compelled
10 lice before the advance OF these
marauders, or to protect himself by
fire aud boiling water 1t is the habit
OF the bashikouays TO march through
the forest in a long, regular line, about
two inches broad or more and often
miles in length,
All along the line large ants, who
act as officers stand outside the ranks
and keep the regular army in order,
1t they come to a place where there
are no trees 10 shelter them from the
sun, the heat of which they can not
bear. they Immediately burrow undor-
ground and form tunnels Il often
takes more than twelve hours for one
of these armies 20 pass.
When they grow hungry at "a GER
Eaiu command, which seems TO take
place all along the line at the same
time, the long nile spreads itself through
the forest in a front line and attacks
and devnurs an it overtakes with a
fury that is quite irresistible All the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05
LIFE ON A ToRPEoo.soAT.
The Worst Gran, an Ofhcer Says, That
He Ever sailed In.

- 'f''' tff''''' $50
Life on a torpedo-boat in smooth
water may be endurablc, but naval
officers must look forward to taking
such vessels from one Atlantic port TO
another with anything but anticipa-
tons OF comfort A British officer in
the latest number of the EHgiish Illus
trated Ht9aziHe describes the horrors
be suffered in voyage across the At
lantic in one of these vessels which
was intended for the defense OF the
Halifax harbor. She was 125 feet long
and l3 feet broad at the widest part.
and carried three officers aud thirteen
men, so that az the best there was little
room TO spare. But the voyage was
very stormy, although made IN the
month of June and but for the assist.
ance Of a big troOpship which accom-.
panied the two torpedo-boats the latter
must haze gone 20 the bottom.
The officer expressed the opinion
that is impossible 10 keep a torpedo
boat dry, and at any rate in his case
the spare clothing in his locker was
soaked through as badly as that which
he wore. The little vessel rolled so
terribly that the picked sailors on
board were very sra~ick eating had
TO be accomplished without the aid OF
knives and forks. and the cooking that
could be done was TO boi! little water
10 eat ham required the efforts OF two
men one TO hold the ham and the
other to cut H. while the usual way of
dealing with sariiue, was similar, one
person holding the box while the other
isbed out the Surdines by their tails
and transferred them To- his mouth.
Canned soup wa, tie great standby
Whenever the weather cleared q lit
tie lhe lorpedo-boat ran alongside OF
the roOpship and received q fresh sup.
ply OF coal in sacks. The buukers held
40 little that some Of the sacks had to
bo piled up ON deck, where, although
they wero dashed it was difficult TO
keep them from going overheard.
During the worst gHle the trOopship
poured about louy-tye cations Of oil
overheard aud the tOrpcdo-boat found
a comparatively smooth track IA her
wake To tho oil aud % The fact that
the steering gear did not give way the
officer attributes The survival of the
llllit Ntr~ffr , NH hitNhlH NNl' il'if
ia their Dcrths by boards rugged up Tor
the purpose aud the men usually slept
IN the coal Jmkers, as 10 was too wei
forward for tbrm. During the gales
everything was smashed that could be
smashed, even to the swinging table in
the cabin.
Wueu the squadron finally reached
Newfoundland 10 had long been over
due, aud the crews bad been prayed
for ia the churcBcs The torpedu-uoats
were much Che worse Tor the eNprdi.
tiou the stauchlous being baul broken,
or gone altogether and everything that
could bc wa,ucd overheard gone while
the meu were worn out for lack OF
sleep OF all the craft that ever
sailed ia, says the narrator the
torpr 'o-uoat is the worst-tbe very
worst without exception.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05

"Cause and Effect "A great sub ect
this Cause and Effect
ANY person knows that if an engineer
neglects to furnish fuel the steam "rung
down and pouer is lost.
Why will people not reason, rs well
regarding the cause Of lost power, or
strength in themselves T
An interesting discovery has been IT ads
by DR.. Shoop regarding tho cause Uf
chronic diseases.
He has found that certain neyres have
complete control over the stomach, liver,
kidaeys and oil internal organs.
These organs convert bread, meat, po-
tatoss, etc, which are the only bto0d.
makers, into blood, bone end muscle, and
when these nerves are weak u exhaustea
these organs fail, and dyspepsiS, bilious
ness and prostration If strength result.
nr. Shops Restorative Is
stomach, liver and kidney cure, as it acts
as a food mot q "Nervine') to these par
ticuiHr aerUes. II TemoUes the cause.
ia 10 not reasonable
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05
a Good Reliable Eminent.

We take pleasure in recommend
ing Beggs' Tropical Oil. 1t has
given wonderful satisfaction in re-
ducing inflammation, both for man
and beast. In cases of sprains,
bruises, old sores, or pain in the
sides, lungs, or back no liniment can
be found that will give such iustan-
taneous and permanent relief. Every
bottle is fully guaranteed. Price
% or fifty cents. Sold by w. II.
Prideaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05
F. ". STRATMAN & CO.,
or DODGETLLLE WIS.

We claim you line fer less money considering
quality any goods COME SEE US
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05

chamberla!n's Eye and Skin Ointment,
A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, Tet-
ter, Salt Rheum, Scad Head, Old Chronic
Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema Itch, Prairie
Scratches. Sore Nipples and Piles. It is cooling
and soothing. Hundreds of cases have been
cured by it after all other treatment had
failed. II is put up in 25 and 50 cent boxes
For sale by W. H. PRIDEAUx
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-05
A Good Farm for Sale!
At a Low Price and On Easy Terms.

I WILL SELL my fine improved farm Of 200
| acres, situated "a miles southwest of The clty
of Mineral Point and within = mile of Oak Pe[k
cheese factory, az S3i an acre. and on especially
easy terms If purchaser viii pay $1,000 down,
or give security Tor that amount, he can have "a
wears time on the balance, giving notes for equai
payments OF principal each year, with privilege
to pay them before the time they fall due az SIX
6 ) per cent interest; liberal discount for cash
The house is in good condition, containing
nine rooms, and the barn IS large and well con
strucied The land lis rich and in good conal'
ton; about $50 acres under pillow, balance timber
and pasture: Living water on each 80 acres, and
the whole farm IS well fenced
II not sold before the first of November IL viii
be rented on time and terms TO suit the renter
IRquire on the premises for further particulars
gtm6nrtf JOHN MCARDLE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-13

What Looks Very Much Like An Illegal
Seizure of Goods.
Herman Voss. Bergen Point butcher,
sold some furniture to Mrs. John Kent. of
West Fourteenth street, Bayonpe, several
months ago. After Mrs. Kent had paid
about three-fourths of the stipulated
amount. she said that was all the goods
were worth. Voss sned. There was no
defence. Execution issued. Yesterday
Constable Field and Voss undertook to
recover the furniture. When the pair
drove up to Mrs. Kent's dwelling they
found that although she had been moving
part of her household goods to other
Quarters she was prepared for them.
The front door and windows of the house
were barricaded and Sexton Peter Dono-
van, of ST. Mary's Star of the Sea Il. G.
Church, Mrs. Keht's landlord, was behind
the barricade with his snot gun. Con-
stable Field endeavored TO effect an en-
trance TO the house, Notwithstanding the
warlike display, and was met by Donovan,
who threatened him with the shot gun.
Then the constable left to obtain
police assistance. While he was
away Donovan menaced Voss, who
was still seated in the wagon with
the weapon. Being special o1ncer
he also placed Voss under arrest He
was about TO hit Voss with the clnbbed
gun when Mrs. Donovan interfered.
Then Donovan insisted upon walking his
prisoner to Police Headquarters. Voss
made no resistance, and the pair did not
proceed very far when Donovan released
Voss. In the meantime Constable Field
returned to the house accompanied by
Patrolman Michael Reilly, who preserved
the peace while the furniture was loaded
in the wagon. Both Field and Voss talk
of having Donovan arrested.