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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-28

Abuse your stomach, OBJ
struct the liver and over
work the Kidneys! Thou
sands have done this and
now suffer! You wonder
why you are weak. It is
because your food is not
properly digested and does
not make pure blood. DR..
Shops Stomach, Liver &
Kidney Cure cures Indiges-
ton. Blliousness and Weak
Kidneys. It will make you 4
strong. Sharpen your ap-
petite. It is the greatest
Spring and Summer Tonic !
known.
Sold by Druggists at 81 90, or sent express
prepaid upon receipt of price. Send for free
Medical Book to DR.. SHOOP, RACINE, Wis. b
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-28


Rather like holding a guinea pig; but
you're brave little dog, and you don't yelp
when you're maltreated. 1t is an omen"
Binkie went to his own chair, and as often
as he looked saw Dick walking up and
down, rubbing his hands and chuckling.
That night Dick wrote letter to Maisie
full of the tenderest regard for her health,
but saying very little about his own, and
dreamed of the Melancolia to be born. Not
till morning did he remember that some
thing might happen 10 him in the future.
He fell to work, whistling softly and was
swallowed up in the clean, clear joy of
creation, which does not come to man
too often. lest he should consider himself
the equal of his God and SO refuse to die at
the appointed time He forgot Mais;e, Tor
penhow, and Binkie at his feet, buG remem-
bered to stir Bessie, who needed very little
stirring, into tremendous rage, that he
might watch the smouldering lights in her
eyes. He threw himself without reservation
into his work, and did not think of the doom
that was to overtake him. for he was
possessed with his notion, and the things Of
this world had no power upon him.
you're pleased to-day" said Bessie.
LICK waved MS manlSIlck IN mystic CIR
cles and went to the sideboard for a drink.
In the evening when the exaltation of the
day had died down, be went to the side
board again, and after some visits became
convinced that the eye doctor was liar
since he still could see everything very
clearly. He was of opinion that he would
even make home for Maisie, and that
whether she liked it or not she should be
his wife. The mood passed next morning,
but the sidebaord and all upon it remained
for his comfort. Again he set to work, and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10
Saar, RuieL Gifel uno Sunsrad.

Wtt elmer fur1tbaren S~etonatiou
wurbe bas neue Sabr In Wapsn In Der gifel
einssleitet. S9Iaa IL tlbr erb,obnte eiu
Rnau, baB BITE Standardization auf be,
WarttfraBe auf cine wsitere Streds ,er.
ipranssn un6 bic sri1rsdtsn Bewobne,
aus ben 5duieru i~firsten, stn grSbsben
permutbenb. nnb mas NOT Der @runb bes
grpIoion? Gin 8ube bate mittels Opna.
mitpatrone ben bort bsfinbIidsn Bofbrief.
faitsn sur grpIofon sebra9t.
Serr De Waringb pon SdIos
Babinssn bat i@on 2 Stid WiIosdnis srs
Iest.
&etmsrtns BET Buienborf bat
stnsn neuen prd4tisen Rrsu3wss erbaItsn.
gu Suiti9sib bort man uiele Rlas
gen absr bas @rfrieren Der RartoffeIn,
isIbit tn Rsuern, bur9 ben ftartsn Sroif.
Sn Erier tratea Dor Rursem bic Ser,
trstsr YreuBsus, Dlrtsmbsrss, Babens,
Der NisbsrIanbe, Der Sdmsis uub Der
&bsinlanbe Suiammsn, UNI iber bic 6es
buns Der 2u9sbu4t in ben Nsbenhifs en-
Der Woiel unb bss Oberrbeins ,u bsra.
then. als grssbuiB Der Bsratbuna usrs
%Iautst, baB bic nisbsrIdnbii@e @esierums
ale bwst Sabre tn bie suus WoIeIaebiets
seb0rissn gifsIFa6e 2a@sbrat sinisssn
wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10
eugemburst@eS aus ReIsien

Gin &eiisnber aug grlon tbsiIi
nit, man babe ben su Mncsrpiae in be,
Rdbe ArIons wobneubeu s5id5rissn @rets
@brifopb Soispb In bs6su 8obnung err
frozen aufsefunben. Der alte Waun Lao
tm Staas bet isinsr por 5unssr unb RdIte
Iaut briiIenbsn Rub.
Su benz bet arlon seIsssnen 0orfe
Sabap:lasS Belle (aIt.9abid) woute firs.
LID Wiorseus Der S~abpwdrtsr Debaur R4
auf isineu Poifsn bessbsn, Der stpa lO0C
Wetsr pom Der CHARACTERIZATION e~utfsrnt
Iiest. Ser 65idbriss Wann perIor ben
,s4ten Wes TN sroBsu S4nss unb isI In
einsu tiefen @raben, aus benz sr erlt suei
Stunoen ipdtsr pom benz pofilion Der
gtauer Yoftuti4e wisber bsraus bsfSrbsrt
wu,bs. Der arme alts WaRn lag bic
gauge Seit TIM Sdnee besraben ,,unb tonnte
tsin Wort mebr iprs1sn. Der Yoiiiqon
bradte ben 6aIberfrorensn mad 6auie.
Wan bsfirdtst, bag sr isinsn Tall ni9t
LANCE iberIeben miro.
gu 8iraermeiitsrn purben ers
nannt: Sn SbinSsn, ST.. s. Bsrnarb; in
RieSereIter, 5r. o. Wasnsr; in Sas
bersp, 5r. @uiIfsB u.qasI; In Sslinssn,
6r. s. y. S1odmeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10
2urembnr8ii6eS aus Nem
SeeIano.
Gin perbten jtpolIer 2ursm:
burQer.S


@eebrter Serr Rebatteur DIE Na1.
ri4t In elmer Der Issten Nummern Der
v@a3stte1 pom benz soIbsnen Bud, msl1ss
bic Stabt 2uasmburs far lire WobItbdtsr
unb sroBsn Wdnner anIest, ~erinnerte mid
on sinsn perbisnfuoqen 2uremburser, bsis
fen Name fderIi9, wsnn au9 ni1t su
9~ursmburs, 10 bod TN 5immsl ms sols
bsne BUD einsetrasen wirb. Sd mstne
ben Mariftsn Yatsr s. Ni9olas BtnsfeIb,
seboren 81 Aniemburs an Der Gid.
gtusm innerli9su Orange, fd Der Seels
forge unter ben WiIben Sseaniens 3u nib
men, foIseub, trat CT slet9 mad isinsr
prieftermeibe In ienen reIist6ien Srbeu
Elm, Der feline WtiRonstbdtistsit auf iensn
fernen Snisln uusIbt. Na9bem er susrit
tn Grantrei&, tn England unb Srlanb
In ben goQssisn Der Nariffen ribms
Ii9it als Brofe6or sepirtt bate, ianb'
ten feline Sberen ibu mad Nsu Orleans
In ben Y~ereintstsn Staaten Mmsrita's, MO
er In Der ausseoebuten Bfarret istnes Srs
bens Defenders CUR 3eit oes selben Jiebsrs,
i'm Sabre 1857, NIT sroBem Sesen wirtte.
gnbli9 TIM Sabre 1858 warb Der 9sr3ens.
muni1 isiuer Su9snb erfilt, 'tnbem feline
Sbsrsn Jpn mad Nsu SssIanb, Dt6csle
Deaiustoa, iaubten, NO er bis iest ben
SesIsnbeils Der @inssbornsn unb Der ein'
seuanbsrtsn Srldnber f9 wibmst, aabI'
rsi9s Yfarreisn srinbst, &irdsn baut uni
S9uIsn srridtst. SoI9s Rdnnsr seb6:
rem ms sOIbsne Bud, bsnn fe fnb 5eIbsr
i'm potIfsn Gimme bes 0ortss, 6eIben aus
9iebs our Wsni4beit, unb nidt bios aus
9isbs gun, tIsiuen 8atsrlanbe.
Sn ieinsm lsstsn Brisfe pom 4. Osa.
1890, bridt e. istns 5reube aus iiber St'
ausemsine @Iaubenserneuerung, weId,
bur9 bic uisIen Eribuums In Der aws
Oi6csisn Der Wariftsn BEL 9,lssenbsit be-
Ssilisiprs9uus bss Batsr @baneI, be,
sriten WariftsnsW artprs,s auf Rsu Gee
lamb, bepirtt wurbe. M0ss 9ott ibu
nod lanss Sabre isssnsrsi5sn Birteus
ibentsn! s. r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10
GIiaB'2

Ser aIte Ebarmer 0 Res.
uelder 81 Sabre lang auf benz Wuttera
tburm Der Ratbebrale ben Dtenf periab.
pdbreno 4 Sabren psnfonirt TIT, murbe
am 8. San. beerotst.
SIN De 8enbeI'i&eu 6atteu,
uerte gu Stieriusen feel sin 9 gentnsr
i4werer Stablbof auf einen grbsiter.
pel4sr !sbsnssefdbrIi9 usrIsst purse.
Sn Oiebsubofeu wsrbeu bic
Stecttbore isoeu Abenb um III MIR ae,
i5lofen, mas su alerIsi unsutrdslt9teiten
flbrt. Die bortise 3.ituns bat bieie
NsaBrsssI Der WiIita IbsbOrSs nsuIi5 eiuen
unfus senannt.
Gin tn SentraIeuropa iebr feIs
tsner SoseI, Elm Sinsi9ran (cignus mu-
sicus), lieB it3, uou 3unssr uno anlirens
guussn ermattst, Bel Jorbad In Der 9d6e
elmer Iible auf eiaem 5orsasntei3e ME.
Der. Gin Sdssr i5OB bas prd3tise GSisr,
wel9es pom S9nabel bis sur S&wau,s
ipiee l Wster 80 gtm. uRb In Der Sliasl..
w:ite 2 Rtr. 20 Gtm. mist.
Sn ben Sossfsn ica Der Sdnss
uisIfa9 mstsrao5 Iisseu unb 1T Der ysrtebr
sebsmmt.
Gin 9eronen3us pom Wes mad
Saarburs sntSIeiite In Solse faIi9sr Deis
4enfeauns. Die locomotive iflrste ,ur
Settle. Ser 3usfibrer iuurbs set6btet uub
Der lSeiser t6otIi9 perpunbet. Die Nei,
isnoen b!isben unuerIett.
Siderm gernebmen mad III
cine &essIuns Der Grsmbeupoliset Inn
&ei9slanbe bur9 ginfibruna pom 4ufs
sntbaItstartsn fur bic bauern6 im Qanbe
it5 aufbaltenbeu Srsmben nabe beporite.
beno. gs TT bamit e;ne grIei4teruna bes
9rsntuerfebrs, absr t~einssmeas cine Nuf,
bsbuns bss YnBswanses %uerbunben.
I. Sn Saarburs (9otbr.) s~ntifano il,
Der 6ru9tbals elm Branb, Der, fatt NIT
BaHer, NIT Bier ssI5i5t wurbe. lleber
spet 5ettoliter Bier purbsn ba3u per.,
paubt.
BET Wontisnp 1T ein bur& Or,
frisren Der 5intsrbsins psbrIos ssporbener
Wolf sri4lasen worben.
Dte Stabt Wet beabf&tiat, an
ben 5auptfrabsnsdsn sIe.trii9e llbren an,
s~ubriussn.
9err 2@anbratb Or. Saniel In
W6rs bat bas Iotbr. S9lob 2anboupiusrs
bet @tanse auf Der Gbaufse pon Met iber
BouIsp mad Saarlouis unb eine Stuube
n6rbli& Don benz pom Raiisr @ilbsIm i'm
Dor. Sabre ansetauften S1IoB llrpiue aes
lessn, thr 500. 900 Wars anssfauft. Der
san3s sanseO rfl r DIT dat 26s Ssctars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10

Wes Der Be1erunQ.--Der 9anbsIsmana
unb @afebsfter 6err u. S@retners Rieff fer
that auf Der Sasb i'm DaIbe stneu faIiden
Tritt unb erIitt einen Arrubru9. - Gin
@inbru9 In bas @sf9dftsIocaI Der @es
i&wifer Saur wurbs seseu 5aIbna9t
bur9 bic Wa4iamteit bss getreuen Nsbor
uereiteIt. Die Spisbuben batten bereits
eiuen 2aben a~usseboben.
GID. Su benz StaGe zines EasI5b'
ners lift unter ben, &inbsteb BITE WauIs unb
RIauenieu@e aussebro9en unb bat f1
aud i9on aaf BITE S9ustne aussebebnt.
81. S9mieeeler, Tbierarat, bat bte n6tbis
sen WaBreseIn setroffen.
Gid. Das BobItbdtisteitsbireau
ldBt einen Wasssu &obIen unter bic Nrs
men pertbeiIen; matt Der gertbsiIuns Der
gOns finb bic barmbersiseu S6wsfern
betraut, wel9e wobI am beffen mtHsn, mo
bic sr6Bte @Otb gu 9auie tf.
gtpiIffanbb er Stabt @iIt.
5eiraten. - Bonn z. sSan.: Sran3
Stobauieu, 5anbarbeiter, NIT anna Warid
@ires, S%asl0bnerin.
SterbefdIIe.- Bonn 8. San. Suianua
Speoener, alt 81 s., ebne Stauo, 8ittwe pom
Uti6el Wilntes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-10

Sn Der Tim q ebungp RON Erier
wuroen S9uees (6obIs) @dnie bemertt.
Bel @usrn unb sesen 5elenenbsrs bin lie.
zen f9 S9aareu Der Tbters auf bic Eel,
Der nieber unb purben sintse gef9ofen.
SIN 8oItsmunbe bsiBt es, usnn bfs S5uee,
sdnie wieber mad Rorben 3teben, tams Der
Srdbling baIb. Wenn btes mabr wd1s,
mibten fi9 bie 863eI biesmaI iebr seirrt
babsn, bsnn es febt nod re&t wtutsr(i4s
aus.
geim S9Iuie Der Sasb bate 6r.
2sgauai8 BON 2ursmburs cine groBe Sigbs
partts su Beusrn, Rreis Saarburg, pers
anffaItet. an weI@er uieIe ba3u einselabsne
5erren ~tbeilnabmen. gs wurben 90 ga.
fen 3ur Strsde ssbradt.
Inter ben idmmtIi@en gferben bee
9uiarens& estmsnts gu Erisr 1T bic Su.
fuen3a tn febr ftartem WaBe aussebros
DEN. BIS Jest 1T nod ssin Eobssfaa sa
uer5ei4neu.
Sn Temmels, no f9 utslfa9 Spu4
rem r6mii9er Nnfebeluns 5eisen, fanb man
bieier Gage neben S@erben r6mif1er Ebons
ssfdse, uerrofete giisntbsiIe: 5ade, 1rs3'
eiisn, Rstte, Sting u. I. NJ.
WiIttnaeu a. b. Saar. Mm IL.
Sauuar i9oB 5err Simons (Sobu) aus
9~uremburs auf BEN Biltinser Berse einen
idOnen 5iri9 Is @nber).
Bon YerI sins eine petition BON 1913
l1nteri9riften fur &adberufuns Der Ssiui,
ten ab. Nae Stdnbe fnb baruntsr uertres
ten ; uur etma etn babies Dutenb guIturs
tdmpfer babsn nt9t unteri9rieben.
Ser Wintsr ma5t f9 In Der gifeI
am beiten i9ou babur9 bsmertbar. baB
man bet B%Iantenbeim unb Winifereifel
psri9iebentIi9 W6lfe geiebeu. Bet @us
9enbsim warb ein WOlf erlest.
gu gei9 siebsn bie Sdser weissettei.
bet auf bic Saso mad S1neesdnisn. gs
iaO bis iest bort iber 80 Stld sei@oTsn
uoroen.
Bon NitteI wurbe eine Betition NIT
267 unteri1riftsu an ben 8sidstas tn
Berlin UNI 3uridberufuus Der Seiutteu
sinsei9idt. Re9t 10!
Elm s anbeIsmann aus Obsrema
mel war BON sinem @aitmirtb tn 8sissirs
den beauftrast morben, etne frti9e !3iese
AZ taufen. Ser 6anbsIsmann taufte eins
ulte, BITE er NIT IL 10. beaabIte. ST lief
ft9 pon benz @irtbe aber Is, so Or. seben.
Das SS6Tenseri1t In 0abern psrur'
tbsiIte ben 9anbslsmann 3u 2 Gasen @e'
fdnsntB uuo 20 W. @eIobuBe. Die stn,
selssts Berufuns wurbe perworfen.
3ur 2inberuus Der bsrbitsn Not5
1T i'm Ruttsrbauie Der barmbsrtisen
S1wsitsrn gu Grier, mis Dor 2 Sabrsn,
cine Suppsnanffalt, tn peIder ieoen Gag
an 1000 Bortionen, d 10 pfs., usrabfolst
ueroen, einseri9tet.
Bel WtttIi1 wurben Bet ben off,
sisIlsu Sauiasbeu an etnem Gage 10, am
anbern I, unb am lsetsn Gage 3 WiIbs
i4weire erle9t.
Sn Der gtfeI inb bur1 Rdlte 5ans
bel unb Wanbsl ssldbmt, Der gertebr ses
bsmmt. Die Bersorti4aften fno fat uon
chamber %abssi5nitten. @strsibe III nod
~porbanSsn, absr ba Riemanb mdblsn tann,
1T manherorts fein Bfunb WsbI msbr Az
babsu. = Der uou giisni9nitt mad RiIs
burg sebeube Yofi9littsn blisb am 1s.
Slnuar i'm S9uss ftsdsn uab muBte aass
seiddufeIt wsroen,
, 1891-11-25
They Make Money,

N. Y. Advertiser: When Actor John
Kernel, the other day, calmly stepped
into the business office and drew his cneck
for $6,2OOit almost paralyzed his manager.
Both of the Kernels are well off. Harry,
the elder brother, being worth something
like $100,C90, while John, who has always
been good fellow and rounder, has at
least $50, ,0C0 in real estate and cash. His
home in Philadelphia is snug investment,
and his summer residence at Asbury Park
is a lovely place. He has made upward OF
$100,C30 within the past twelve years, salary
mostly for he has always commanded a
high price. John Kernel has been with
''The Hustler" which opens at the Bijou
on the 22d, ever since it started out.
, 1891-11-25
POINTS ABOUT REALTH.

The skin of boiled egg is the best rem.
edy fora boil: Carefully peal it, wet and
apply to the boil.
For simple hoarseness take fresh egg
beat it and thicken with pulyerized sugar
Eat freely Of it.
The juice Of half a lemon in a teacup OF
strong black coffee, without sugar, viii
often cure sick headache.
Castor oil may be comfortably taken in
hot milk,in hot water sweetened and highly
favored with essence of peppermint OF
Wintergreen,
"A sure cure for inaammatory rheuma
yerized saltpeter and putting it into pint
of sweet oil. Battle the parts affected.
, 1891-11-25
EIocntion at tIle College.

The first recital Of the department Of elo-
cution, Olympia Collegiate Institute, will
be given IN the Olympia Collegiate Insti-
tute this evening, beginning at 7:3o. The
following is the programme:
Invocation.
Instrumental solo-Miss Wakeman.
"Rienzi's Address to the Romans
Ferguson.
'.Ihe Isle of Long Ago'-Mr. Fisher.
An Order for Picture Miss Wilson,
Vocal solo, "Save my Mothers Picture
from the sale"-Mr. Redinger.
"John Burns, Of Gettysburg" Mr..
Brown.
"The Ride of Jennie McNeaP'-Miss
1.-THE Death of Little Jim''-Miss Mark
ham.
Vocal duet-Misses Wilson and Wake
man.
'"Ihe Green Mountain Justice"-Mr.
Markham.
''Rising of 1776''-Mr. Redinger.
'The Bobolink'-Miss Wakeman.
Compound recitation.
, 1891-11-25
AT Deaths Door.

/ was a great sufferer from Rheumatism
were also seriously affected Doctors said
| could not possibly live. Seven bottles o.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup with the Plas-
ters entirely cured me. Hundreds of per-
sons in Creston, can youch for the fact
that this medicine saved my life.
n18-tf VIM. HARsHAw, Creston, Iowa.
For sale by Pacific Drug Co.
, 1891-11-25
THE CITY COUNCIL.
ANY QUANTITY OF TALK AND NOT
ANY BUSINESS.
MATTERS Under Discussion at the
Meeting Last N1ght-SIckeIs
Once More Tackles His
Friend, the City
Engineer.


The city bond question was discussed al
length by the city council last night, with
no definite results. Mayor Horr suggested
that in a recent consultation with Thomas
Sheppard, of Seattle, who is reputed to be
an authority on bond matters, Mr.. Shep-
hard had agreed to investigate the condi-
ton Of the city bonds for a retainer of $3.50
and a subsequent fee of like amount.
The mayor also stated that Mr. Whipple
the agent Of Harris & Co., of Chicago, the
second best bidders, hadinformed him that
his firm would take the bonds, but it ap-
peared that that offer was with the proYiso
that the firms attorney in Chicago ap-
proved the bonds after an examination OF
data similar to that furnished Struye &
McMicken. He expressed the opinion that
no one would take the bonds until the
questions involved had been decided by
the supreme court.
Mr.. Murphy favored nullifying the past
action, and beginning anew, on which pro-
position Mr.. McBratney conGurred.
Mr.. Fitch favored holding new cleo
ton. Mr.. Murphy objected to the en-
ployment of outside attorneys, stating
that Olympia could furnish men who were
just as competent. A motion that the CITY
attorney be permitted to employ such
assistance as was necessary, at a compen-
sation not to exceed $500, was lost, and the
matter was left undecided.
Councilman SickIes made another ora
lion upon the demerits of the city en-
gineer, whose work he termed to be too
hne. Mr.. Lemon was supported in his
work by Mr.. Ford, Mr. Mari and Mr.. Nc
Bratney.
The contract of E. O. stickler for gravel
ing Franklin street was Cancelled.
A request from John f. Convey for re-
bate on the construction of sidewalk on
Columbia street, in place of one removed
by the city, was referred.
Petitions for the construction of side
walks on Main street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth, and between Fifteenth
and Maple Park, were referred to the street
committee.
, 1891-11-25
Candidate for Treasurer.

Upon the urgent request Of numerous
friends, i. f. Henderson has consented to
be a candidate for the office of city treas
urer. 1t is thought that he will make a
vigorous contest for the Office.
, 1891-11-25
Candidate for Recollection.

EDITOR TRIBUNE:
Please announce my name as candi-
date for reelection to the Office Of city
treasurer for the ensuing year.
Respectfully yours,
Jos. CHILBERG.
, 1891-11-25

Reported by the Capital City Abstra
& Title Insurance Company, Chambers
blockl:
Louis Henderson ct TX to Mary
] Wickham, lot 20, Of block IA,
Sebree's addition and other
oIgg@PPia Ig90Pia'Es / L oo t. Ludwig iiii 4o9
Waschke, lot "a and 25, block 2,
Railroad addition ........... 80
G A Billings to J G Phelps, lot IL,
block 10, Q A Billings addi-
Geo Lawrence ct ux to Alex G
Laird, VIZ of Henry HANDLE
donation claim. Observation-Disclosures.
Lurana w PercivaI to r f Whit
ham, lots 3, 4, s, 6, Z, 8, block 20,
PerciVal's second addition. ..
E Clendenin ct al to T G Miller
M of swA of nwA Of sw14, sec
13,tp 10 n, I 2 west; 5 acres. ...
e Clendenin ct al to f @ Miller
IL acres situated in sections
and 8, tp IS n, range west. -.
, 1891-11-25
For City TreasurAr.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for city treasurer at the coming election.
If GEO. B. HARTMAN.
, 1891-11-25
Patr0nize Home IndustrY

own city, Capitol mills, TumWater. Tele-
phone 98.
, 1891-11-25

.slen Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for castoria.
vhen she became Miss, she clung to Castoria'
Sghen she had Children, sheG gave them Castoria.
, 1891-11-25

All the Associated Press kilograms and the
latest local and miscellaneous news
Of the day are to be found in
THE TRIBUNE.
, 1891-11-25

It has as large a circulation as any Weezlv
Newspaper In the State. and il you
want to keep posted subscribe
for THE TRIBUNE.
, 1891-11-25

1t is nearly all Reading Matter referring to this
section of the Country. tits the Lead
ing Weekly Newspaper at the
head of Puget Sound.
, 1891-11-25
OFFICIAL REGISTER.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Senator, John B. Allen, Walla Walla.
Senator, Watson @. Squire, Seattle.
Representative, Jno. e. Wilson, Spokane
Falls.
, 1891-11-25

Reported by the Capital City Abstrat
& Title Insurance Company, Chambers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

His Nomination Favorabiy Acted Upon by
the Senate.

His Nomination Favorabiy Acted Upon by
the Senate.
The Senate today confirmed the following
nominations: Charles Foster of Ohio, Secretary
of the Treasury; Edmund Wells, associate JUS
tice supreme court Of Arizona: -
Postmasters-Ohio; s. D. Cowden. Gallipolis.
Pennsylvania: Isaac Burk, Sayre; F. H. Arm
strong, Plymouth. Vermont: c. NJ. Mont
Romery, West Randolph. Michigan: H. E.
Hardy, Big Rapids; Ogden Tomlinson, Plain
well. Minnesota: Geo. Baird, Austin: j. NJ
Farmer, lie Sueur. Kansas: Jacob Stotler.
Wellington. Nebraska: Alex. Laverty, Ash
land. New York: j. J. Platt, Poughkeepsie.
Illinois: Mary Mclaughlin, Lake Forest: E. E.
Fitch, Galva. Massachusetts: 5. W. Stevens,
South Garden. North Dakota: ID. /. Smith,
Mayville; Olius Anderson. Hillsboro.
Army-GeOrge Stoneman. late colonel, re-
tired, to be colonel of infantry; Lieut.. Col.
Abraham X. Arnold, first cavalry. to be colonel:
Maj. John A. Wilcox, eighth cavalry, iienten-
ant colonel; Capt. Camilla C. C. Carr. first cav
airy. ma jor; First Lieut.. Geo. S. Hoyle first
cavalry, captain; Second Lieuts. Samuel Rod
man, jr., first artillery; Henry C. Davis, third
artillery, and Thomas. Ridgway. fifth artillery,
first heutenants; Second Lieut.. Geo. lie r.
Irwin. third artillery, to be second lieutenant,
TO rank from February IL, 1890, instead of July
%, 1890.
Corps of engineers following second
heutenants, to rank from June II. 1899: z.
Eveleth Winslow, instead of from July 2, 1899;
Albert NJ. ID Armit; instead of from October g.
1889; Clement A. Flagler. instead of from April
], 1880. and Chester Hardings, instead Of from
August IL. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-24

MRS. MARY 7. LATHRoP. high in the social scale,
and yet praised by the mother whose son had
been saved from a drunkard's grave, by the
young who have been saved from temptation
and an awful fall. She then went on TO give an
account of the moves that led mp TO
the great crusade that followed de-
cade after the war. Appetite often conquered
the conquerer and wine was the victor even at
the banquets that celebrated the victories Of
the war. Today the liquor traffic is the tyrsnt
of our modern civilization, but the temperance
union has come in as Q social, moral and polit-
ical factor of the day. 1t was the awful results
action and il is not strange that the first work
of the union was largely an evangelical one.
THE EFFECT OF THE wAR ON WOMEN.
When the war began and the men left for the
field the women were left behind and were
thrust by thousands into business life. Soon
they became vitally interested in the matter of
the liquor traffic and they at once met with the
problem, What Is the relation Of the powers
that be toward the legalized temptation of the
drunkard?
She would not refer to the political nature of
the union now, as it would not be in keeping
with the time and place, but she would speak
OF the elements Of power in the union. First
in importance is the work Of evangelization.
The high creed Of the white ribbon goes beyond
temperance. II demands absolute prohibition.
Alcohol is a poison, never necessary 10 health
and of doubtful efficacy q medicine. Il
affects the moral nature, and its evil appetites
and effects are transmitted from gener-
alton to generation. Drinking 10 . law,
per se, breaking Gods law Of personal
safety. II is wrong to use liquor.
It ia wrong 10 sell it. Drunkenness d not the
national evil of the day. The real evil Is the
licensing OF q vicious trsfiic. No drunkard
shall inherit eternal life, and yet We license
SOC, 900 men to sell away the chances Of Others
for eternity. This is made possible by the bal
lots of the land. We women Of the union have
at times made Ourselves unpopular. This v.s
to be expected When . reformer becomes
popular be has missed his mission. Yet twenty
one nations have translated the motto of the
w.C.T.U, '.For God and home and native
land"
orHKR cAusD or srRKxoTK.
Mra Lathrop told Of the other causes Of
strength, union and harmonious individuality
and paid glowing tribute 10 Mis- Willard,
Miss Gordon, Miss SHAW, Mrs- Kimball. Mrs
Hunt, 4rs J. x. Barnes and Nrs. Wallace End
other devoted workers in the Temperance csuss.
The effort Of The years has besn 10 win the
worlds heart through the worlds brain, end
IConfsssusd o. ma Poos.l