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Montana, l,,g,, 81! Warrington

The remarkable growth in population
Of the region occupied by The states q
! Montana, Oregon and Washington IL
only surprising to those who are un-.
al analnted with the unusual natural
resources Of this section. Mining. lum-
beriug, grazing. fruit growing and agri.
culture are here carried on with = DIS
gree of success unknown III any OlheI
section OF North America.
The states Of Montana and Washing
ton are now the scene OF a large amount
Of raj road building, hut the principal
and most important line III these Two
states, asld In fact the only one travers-
Ing them from past TO west and reach
ing all important sections Ia the North
err Pacific Railroad THIS road il the
shorles, line to Helena and Butte City,
Mont, Spokane FA|ls, Wash, all Puget
Sound points. and Is tho only all Tail
line to Tacoma and Seattle
/ he Northern acillc Railroad Offers
special induce tnents 10 home seekers ny
allowing holders cf second class North
Pacific Coast tickets the privilege Of
stopping ten days at Spokane Falls,
WASH. and all points West Of there,
Passengers are thus given an oppOr-
Iunity Of examining all sections or Gh's
great state AT il SAVING or from W w 10
sis 90 AZ against any either line.
liz The matter OF accommodations the
Nnrth"rn PAc lie railroad ranks first.
Through daily Trans continental trains
carry Free COIonist Sleeping Cars, FIRST
and Second Class Day Coaches, Pull"
man First Glass s eepera and DlnnG
Cars. Through train service OF Pull
MAI. First Glass and TOURIST Sleeping
Cars is run via Wisconsin, Central nnd
Northern Pacific Lines. and handsome
First Glass Sleeping Cars via Chicago.
Milwaukee * st. Paul Ry and North
ern Pacific, from Chicago to NORTH Da
kOta, Montana and Pacific Coast p ,intS.
Inquire OF YOUR nearest ticket agent,
any authorized agent OF the Northern
Pacific II. H., or CnAS. ). FEE, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, ST. Paul.
Mum. tor rates, maps, time tables ar
special Information ~ to any particular
section OF the Northwest,
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFA LII having been made in tho payment
~ Of the sun OF thirteen hundred and two
ana 10 i0b do lars, which s GluImcd to he duo at
tho date OF this notice upon i, certain Mortgage,
duly exccutcd and delivered by tIanun q.
Sjnhurg and Mills r. niubrrs. her husband, to
John 6 Oswald, hen,iuE .no tho 2lel dny of
Dooambor, y. 1880, and duly recorded IN the
office OF tho Register Of Deeds Ia aud for the
Comfy OF iiennepin mnd SiAto Of Minnesota. on
the 2lAt day Of DECEMBER, A. u 1850, at o'cloclS
D. m, In Book 26B Of Mortgngra, Oh page 1913,
aud no action or procGedInnn law or otherwise
having boon instituted to recover tho debt &C.
cured by said Mort nIe, or any pmrt thereof:
Now, thGr3l ore. notice Ii hereby given thut by
virtue Of power Of sale contained in aid
Mortgage aud pursuant to the slMtute In such
cnGo lun,o and provided, tho enid Mortgage will
be toiecloeed, aud the prcn.iecn noacribed In and
covered by nnid Mortgage, viz: Lot seven tD
Of soctioh ten ,1N) in township ono hundred una
seventeen lll7) 81 rnngc twensy.ihrn, CHI except
Of mid let in tlcnnGpin County and state Of
minnesota with The bored itamonta ANA nppurton-
nrcrs wi be sold ut public auction, 70 the hiYli
Ost bidder for cash. to pny sud debt ana lntcr.
ost, nnd The tnXctl, II any. oh ntil ptomsoa, and
nifty dollars attorneys foe liz stipulated III
and by said Mortgage IN case Of foreclosure,
aud tho Disbursements allowed by law; which
sale viii be nlado by the sheriff OF said
Henuepin County, 1T the front door OF The Court
llonse, in the City OF Minneapolis in said County
and STATE, on the second cd day Of March,
ject to redemption ut any time within one yent
from The day of sale. nA provided by law.
Dated january 18th, A. D., 1901.
JOHN u. OSWALD.
MurtHnRee.
A. ID. SMITH. Attorney
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Honns
- pin. probMtG Court
In tho matter nf proving tho alleged lnht will
nnd testament OF Fenlb0rtOu Randall. do
ceased
Wncrens, james A. Mctinogh OF tho County Of
Hcnncpin and State of Minnesota, have doliv-
erod TO tho prouutc court Of the County Of Hen
nepin. tn instrument IN writing, purporting TO
be the last will and testament OF pomb' rton
Randall, lnte IL said county, de&enaed. md llhl
Herewith hs petition to sud prohatn ronrL pril' :.
ing that tho said instrument muy be prove d nni
admitted to probate, and That tiers testan,ent~
AIRY DO granted thereon to sarah g. Randall
It. IL ordered. That SAID petition be heard and
the proolH Of aai1 alleged WIN be ttkGn At IL
spouinl term Of This court, tn TO huId ut To"
Court House, In The City Of MinnonroIis in said
County. on Monday. tho 23d dny Of Fehruhry,
1901 at 10 O'Clock in tho forenoon. when all per-
Sons Interested may nppanr for Or nunlest the
probate OF IT, and thnt notice or such bearing
be given to all I,orsOrs Interested, by pih iehint.
this order once ia chch week for III roo sncGe4ni va
Woo prior to said day Of hearing. In The Irish
STANDARD Newspaper printed ard published ln
enid County.
Dated at Minnonpolis this oath day of Janu-
nry, 1891.
Ily the Court: j. X CORRlGAN.
Judge of Probate.
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Dootoring Up photographs.

A humorous application Of bad ethics
In photography ID TO be found In the
photographer In IN agricultural district
who had ofbsn occasion to take neg
atives Of cattle and horses. He over
came the difficulty so often experienced
OF the animals whisking their tails and
spelling tho exposure by the ingenious
expedient Of keeping large ind varied
assortment Of negatives Of cows and
horsea' tails, from which he solicited
one that matched that Of any given
specimen and printed II In, having pro-
viously stopped out tho original that
was blurred by motion.
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MORTGAGE SALE,

Dcfnuit having been made In mo pay menL Of the.
nnm Of nifty six ooIiure, t$bGOtp upon IL Ger nn
u. Merritt aud Nellie IL. merritt, his wife, to I.
g. Penney. bearing date tho Ini dizzy OF March, A.
d. 1888 and, with n power "i halo thoWin colt
in'nrd duly recorded Ia the office Of tina iirghtor
OF Deeds III aud Tor tho County OF fennonin nAd
state I'M OF minnesota, on h"oth hhy OF Juno, -.
1883, at O'clock D. m. in Book 2I5 81 MnrRagca.
| on page So which sHId mortgage wnb. by lisetru-
| mont in writ ng. duly assigned BY hnidT, r. on
nny, toJ. Holland Kingsley, on .!nnc q h, 1883,
,M a",d 10 @ wn1 n'y r"nU'n"a IN
~. on tho 18th day OF lime. 1850, at 3}z o'o'ock
p. m 10 book 212 Of Mortgages, Oh pngn 3D.;
aud whereas The conditions Of rA Il mortgage nro
| euGh That il dcfuul rhn be- ni,Ide in tho pay
mont If inherent when due. said NOR gage may
be foroclosed for The whole principal snn wsh
pnynblr on thu lat dS Of! Sertembor, 1880. $3.50 90,
and said sum rctnnins ,inpnid. md the total and
asg',R"te amount + nlninina nnpaid al This
time II no sum Of iG5 H. which s.ln iu cltlmoa
tion OK pro- eodiug having beon instituted, at
ltw or otherwise. to recover tho debt secured by
HAh luOrtEiEo, or any part thereof;
Now therefore. Notice 10 hereby gyan that by
virtue OF tho power OF Bai" containnd IN said
mortgage. aud pursuant to the etstntc IN s,Ich
case made AMI provided the enid mortgage will
be toronosed by II s,lc Of the promises autcrl,eu
III Mid conveyed by ani'l mortgage, VIZ: tu,s
one 3D. Two ca, three CD, four C), five 3d. six 90,
| seven 20, eight o. In block two l2), 'Wrst Min
n"apoli1, Third DIVISION, according To ,ha map
or plat thereof, on iile and OF record In the oillGu
OF tho IL sister or Dens In aud for eai,i rlGunc-
pin County. Minnesota, with the trrc1iuneute
ana nppurtennnccs; winch sno will bc unu,o by
tho sheriff Of snid 'innnepin County, mt thn front
door ofthe COnrt House, In tho ity Of Minnrap.
oils ia snid Coauty and State, on the Dtn day Of
March. A, d. 1901. at 10 O'Clock II. m, OF tina.
dizzy, al public vondno to tho hiHhcst bidder for
cnsh, to Env said debt and interest, IL Il tho
tuNee. If any, on sud pronIhcs, aud twenty
five (25) dollars attorney . fees stipuuts,i Ia
and by sa Il mortgage In cmse Of tore losure,
and the disbursements allowed by law: nlhjr To
Han llttf
tho unl Of snlo. ,ts provided by law.
DnLod January 18th, a. -, 1891.
j. llnli4 A>D KINGSLEY.
Assignee of MOrtgugeG.
lIUNANEEK a. DAY.. ALLOruAYn.
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CONVINCING ARGUMENT.

Iie Didn't wish to Curry Johnnic, hut
Couldn't Got ONT OF IL.
"Mary,' DO said, foohly, taking
another hold on a sleeping livc-ycnr-old
boy as they namo or tho boat, II won't
carry Johnnie foot further" He was
staggering under his load und looked
ready to drop, She was twice as big All
he.
"John, you arc solllsh Johnnie Is
tired 10 death.'
$50 am /. Ho can wake up and walk"
"ue can not Ho has been running
In the sand all day and Is worn out"
Eyes, md i'va boon running after
him"
"If you wake him up he viii cry"
"Let him cry
"Lot that poor child cry? Haven't you
any feeling for your own son p
III should think | have. lie weighs
enough to inspire mo Will, feeling. !
positively won't carry him"
"You will
III you don't take him will drop him
and no can cry his lungs out"
IF you drop him | will take him In
my arms, SIT down ON that stop, and
never bulge an INCH
'But won't carry him. ] cant
"John Henry Smith, don't you tell me
that You catY't carry that dear boy. IL
you put him down and wake him up you
will DO turned out OF the house tonight.
You can spend tho night In tho streets
and 500 how you like 1t. Don't you dare
to put Johnnie down"
John Henry Smith was open to arga-
rnent, says tho New York Tribune, for
he did not put tho dear boy down.
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NY DOLLS. .

found nay old dolls In tho attic 70 day,
IN q box whore long ago laid them away.
n wtg silly, I knew but twas such y sur
prise
Tho suht OF their faces brought tears to my
eyes
Thoro was poor little Flossie, with azure eyes
closed.
Tor many month she had quietly dozed
In tho little silk gown la which last dressed
her
THAT time was brought back So stopped and
carcssed her
And then, rs raised her, she opened her
And stared ut her mother In such sad surprlsH
That kiBaod her and laid kor again IN htt
place
TO keep her reproachrul blue eyes OIL my face.
Aud next uncovered my little bia1uc Mablo.
To meet whose brown eyes J WAS st!ll more
unable,
Their Raxc WINS surprise but exceedingly mild
NY poor little. dear little lnid.away chiid'
And kissed hor, her face looked 50 childish
and sweet,
And held Tor u momont her little kid feet.
For her stockings were scattered and 10 Were
hsr shoes.
And then, when found them, they gave mo tho
kissed her, and Laid her back In tho boz,
but
Sho looked ut me Ytill ffos her eyes would not
ahuD
And hastily covering her face from my sight,
I searched til wax Elsie brought to tho
light
Nov, that poor, listls doll WIS only my nicco
Her eyes we're dark -blue and her curla white as
Gocce,
Nut nor noso was 80 fiat twas no longer u
nose,
Ana hos wax choolss Is al faded md lost I'LL lhoir
rose;
From losing her s4wduet her body was slender
Yet for these very reaAons my kiss waa more
tender,
And laid the poor thing away with Sigh.
And feeling, must say. IKE having il CRY.
Ono big doll WAS missing my dear Roaabei'~
flow much did love her. really can't tell,
II IL painful, indeed, to DO tulltnR ABOUT,
But loved her SO much Tint / Qulte wore hor
out.
Well, well, am oldor. but I'm snre I'm not
Tho thought OF those old illness In fact, makes
mo sad,
And, although tho feeling is SHY, know,
I can not help signing: Ont why ud /
growi"
Hernia g. Davis. Ia N, y. Tribune
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SUMMONS.

CtTATE or MINNESOTA, County OF Hen.
= nepin. fss. District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
Louisa d. Bcrnief, plaintiff, ye. Joseph Dernier
defendant.
Tho State of Minnesota To the above named
defndnnt.
You are hereby Summoned a:4d required to
answer tho complaint or tho plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which is filed In tho office
OF the clark Of the district court or the Fourth
J diclaI District. in hnd for the County Of Hen.
nepin, and state Of Minnesota. and to serve q
copy OF yonr answer to tho said comp!aiot
on the Subscribers, AT their. Office N Min.
after the service of thie summons upon you. eY.
elusive Of Inc day Of sneh service; md II You
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid. the plaintiff la this action Wild
apply to the Court for The rolief demanded In the
complaint
Dated January 9th, 1891.
HUBACHEk 81 DAILY,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS, Minneapolis, Mimi.
ail Guaranty Loan building.
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LII. N Il,

between these principal Cities the Chicugo 4
North ostern synt, III Of lines, composed or thu
thiGrgO, 81. Paul, Minneapolis * Onuln, Chi
onpo s. North Western, ana Fremont. Elkhorl
s; Mo. Valley iEys {nIl advertised as rho North
Wcetorn Llnn'D. offers tho quickest Ii cams q
reaching Ill oitios aHd towns in the territory In
tor4ocicd hy 1t. In connection with the Epion III.
ellie the G.. ~, T., M, 81 q. Ry. Ato forms n new
eyatcn, tho only through cur limo to the Pacific
conat All particulars, with maps nnd timt
tnbea. may be- obniuCd ut any station, or ut FOL
lowing prnclpnt Offices:
ST. Paul. 1919 ILnsL 'ihird street
MINNEApoIls: III NIcollct Honao Block,
DuLuru: aa2 Hotcl st. Louis Block.
CHiGAuu EOS South Clark Street.
or, address,,
~. W. TEASUALE,
General Passenger Agent, ut. Paul
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.NORTH~W

fast Through trains with PuIlnnn Hlecping care
nrn also run bolweeu Minneapolis, st. Paul nnd
kMnaus City, vM Sinnx City. Day trains bot wnon
TT. Paul and Sionx xily have elegant purlot
cars. Dining ears hr0 run GA MI through trnine
Ovor this limo between Minneapolis. st. Pun
and Ehicugo. BosIdcs being The beet
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I.'..E::I- IT,

Twin Cities aud Chicago take this limo pnrtinu-
Inrly f,lvorng the "Vua,lb'iIo l.iMitod," wliuh
carries che fuosL sleeping cars and GoachcA evor
bnt, and un> All cll,saoA OF passengers, without
extra fntGS. IN tho Lake superior portion Of
the limo, bctweru minneapolis vt. Paul and Di,-
lnth, and st Pant aud Ashland, Pullman sleep
trA nro run on night trains, nna reclining chair
luY trliiru
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T0uN b. QUINN, Atlorney-RtI.aw, Mime.
u apolls. MINI. $40 Nicnllet.
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JOHN O'CONkOT, Teacher OF Piano, 202i
a First Ave. s. Pupil Df II. Il. zoch.
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- +. MAHONEY Lawyer, 30s, 800 Retry
q Block. Opposite Guaranty Loan Building.
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PROFESSIONAL.

XN7ILLIAM KENNY, Attorney-arLaw SOL
w Guaranty loan Bldg, Minneapolis. MINI
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iUHJN N h NIENI AND,
,ofneys fos MOrtgnxce.
PROBATE; NOTICE.


CTATE OF INNEaOrA. County Of Henne-
- pin.--l'robate Court.
In the matter OF tho estate OF Thomas j. Smith.
ieceaspd
Lotters of administration on the estate ut
IhOnns J. smith, deceusel, late OF the County
of Heunepin and State Of vi nes,la being
granted to William H. Donahue.
1t IL ordered, rhut Six months be and tho
| sanc 10 hereby allowed from and after tue date
Of this order, In which all persons having claims
or demands against tho said decunssd are re..
quired to file the snino Ia the Probate Court OF .
said County. for examination ana allowance, OF
be forever barred.
1t Is further ordered, That the first Monday In
August ls0l. At 10 o'clock u, M, ut u general
term Of said Probate Court, to hn hold ut the
Court House In the City or Minneapolis, ia said
County. be and the same hereby IL iatpointed ns
the time and place when aud Wherein aAid PRO.
bate Court will examine and adJ lst said clAima
and demands. 585as
And It 10 further orderad, Tint notice Or such
hearing bn given to MI creditors and paraiJ,1g
interested III aaid eatate by forthwith pubiisniu9
this order once ~ each weak for three anocsssipc
| weeks In The Irish standard, Il newspaper
printed and published In said County
i,ated ut Minneapolis, this 2lst dry Of January.
1891. a5 ~
BY the Court: u. Il. GpRRiH AIN.
Judge of Pr0bate.
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THE IRISH STANDARD, $l.6c pei
year in advance.
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HBblEIlNE U1 MOE
IlUHACHEK a. DAILY, Attorneys.
MOKrGAGh SALE.

Default having been n,do IN tho conditions
OF IL certain mortgage made b, khto HAicy Gun
mnrrieh) to Dnniol H. MnIone dated October
HfHt 1893, and duly recorded In tho Office OF tho
Register Of Deeds in and for llennouin County,
state OF Minnesota, on the -ril dny of No.cnbcr,
1888 in Book 2hh OF OrtgaGes, on page 1872 CON,
VeSin& IN NOR RnEe tho premises si,unte in said
Honurpiu County md u, scrbed M follows to-
wit: lot seven az IN block one ~ OF MAlcIanB
Addition to Minneapolis, Minnesota. according
to the plut thereof on lilo or of record in the
Registry OF DeGda IN and for Haid tennoptn
County; on which sn,d mortgage there is duo
and clniuird to pt due at tho date hereof 1857 o.
Nncuding $500 attorneys fess aa therein con.
dit oned). and no proceedings nj l'.w or In equity
having been instituted 10 recover any part
LhertOt:
Now. therefore, notice liz hereby given that by
virtue OF the power Of sale in Batd ortgago
contained and herewith recorded. and pursl.
ant 10 statute, the sad mortgage will be- fore.
closed by sale Ut shid .nOft4,agen Promises ut
public auction at the front dourni the court house
la Minneapolis In aaid Cou ~, on Monday, tne
IA day Of March. 1891, ~ ~ O'Clock Il. M TO
satisfy tho amount that Will then due on said
mortgage. together with Ill the coats and
CHI ,rges Df foreclosure. Including said attorneys
fees.
Minneapolis, January Is, 1891.
DANIEL II. MALONE,
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Always ON I'i|nc.

There ia 40 limo 80 handsomely equipped for
TnrouRh PnaHcnKnl Service as "rho North.
Western time '-C., st. p, N, n u. Ky.
All we'll posted travellers between
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PROBA XII NOTlUE.

A. d. SMITH. Attorney.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-16

was required to drill through seven feet
OF the rock.
On the 9th only six feet was drilled In
the granite.
The result Of the work on the 9th was
only seven feet through the granite rock.
There was easier work on the 10th, as
layer Of shale was found, and the depth
drilled was 90 feet. An increased flow of
water was struck at $40 feet, showing con-
nection with the old magnetic well-by
muddying the water In that we'll
On the 18th, hard gray limestone had to
be pierced, and 90 feet was drilled into 1t.
At depth OF 500 feet another vein OF
water was struck, and the flow OF water
out OF the we'll exceeded In volume tina. OF
any we'll drilled In this city previously.
The sulphur odor was much stronger.
Through thirteen feet of hard white
limestone was the work done last Satur-
day., At sos feet another vein OF water
was struck, which shows traces of mag
netic. Iron casing, to depth OF $50 feet,
was placed in the we'll. Diameter OF iron
casing, six inches.
At the end Of the week tho well was
sunk to depth Of 801 feet, as follows;
Sand, 30 feet; gravel 2 feet; shale 1901
feet; granite, 80 feet; white limestone,
275i feet grey limestone, 65 feet. The
drillers had been at work S47 hours.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-12-16
Do You Love Music?

or course you do, and Brainard's Mus
ical World will help you enjoy 1t. The
Christmas number (December) Is out and
besides large amount Of interesting
reading matter, contains the new song
"True as Steel" "Baby Ruth's Slumber
Song" dedicated to Mrs. Cleveland, and
"On the Mountain" two choice new pia-
no pieces Mailed for Is cents, or three
back numbers mailed for 25 cents. Tho
Musicians Guide (new edition for 1902, }
contains, besides 212 pages Of musical In
formation, biographies OF 100 musicians,
with % portraits, Teachers Guide, and
other valuable features, three new songs,
"My Kathleens Coming Back" Last
Night" and THAT is Love-" and two pi.
ano pieces, "Sounds from the Ballroom"
and "Stolen Kisses"-Gavotte. Mailed
free for eight two-cent stamps, or the
World and Guide, containing the above
eight songs and pieces, mailed for twelve
two-cent stamps. Address, The s. Brain
ards Sons Co., Chicago, Ill.
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c. ]. MUCHA.
Piano Tuner and Repairer-Detroi,
and Saginaw References.

Y. j. MUCHA.
Piano Tuner and Repairer-Detroit
and Saginaw References.
Original letters produced on demand.
II the writer's OF the following letters were
competent judges Of plano tuning at that
time, think am just as we'll compe-
tent tuner to-day.
c. j. MuoHA,
Alpena, April 90, 1887.
ESTEEMED Mr.. MuoHA - My plano
is excellent, and I tell everybody so, etc.
You gave satisfaction. -
CAROLINE NJ. CLornIRR.
Detroit, April 10, 1886.
j. 7. RoMER,
Romer, Lowell a. Co., Bay City.
Mr.. Carl Mucha being in your
city, we have ordered him to tune plano
shipped for church. He Is q very fine
tuner, and II you can recommend him to
others you will oblige us.
+. j. SPONTANEOUSLY d Go.
Baltimore, May 81, 1885.
Especially as found the work
he had Just done, to show that he Is a
really excellent tuner.
ERNEST KNABE,
of William Knabe q Co.
Detroit, Aug. 10, 1882.
This IL TO certify that Mr.. Carl Mucha
has been In my employ for two years and
nine months, during which time have
found him temperate, honest and relia'
BILE man.
Roe STEPHENS.
1t may DO stated that the above parties
are above any suspicion to tell falsehoods
and 1t appears beyond doubt, that reports
about my capacity as tuner to the con-
trary, are simply matter Of spite.
G. j. MuoHA.
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Ole Olson.

One Of the most enjoyable entertain
ments at the Opera House this season,
was that Of the Ole Olson comedy troupe,
which was presented last Saturday eve-
ming. The attendance was one OF the
largest Of the season, and the audience
entertained In manner hard to excel.
II was well pleased audience. The
comedy was bright and sparkling with
enjoyment from beginning to end.
Robert L. Scott, as "Ole Olson,r gave
one Of the best comedy characters we
have ever seen. He was we'll supported
by good troupe, and the result was a
most enjoyable evening, passed In the
Opera House. Every person in the cast
rendered good work, and the recalls OF
Ole Olson and other members were numer-
Gus, while at times the large audience
was convulsed with laughter. Maze
Molyneau, as "Mrs. Flanagan" brought
down the house with her song describing
a trip across the ocean. We take great
pleasure In commencing Mr.. Scott and
company as first class entertainers.