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To Stamp Collectors.
Cancelled Postage Stamps Tor ss,e or
Exchange.

Cancelled Postage Stamps Tor s.,o Or
Exchange.
l have q very large stock Of cancelled
stamps OF India, China Englaad, Hong
Kong, J"ran, Philippine Is a1ds, Coy
Ion, Straits Settlements, Turkey and
Siam, as vel as duplicates Of those Of
various parts of Euroie, Address.
r.. w LORA,
No IS West Is d St, New YORK. s 6. A.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION or pivlNEp-
ship Note, il hereby giyou that no n.rt-
Iership as now and secondhand fnrn ,,mso
deaiers carried on by anu be wen h., nnJnr.
signed as : tephan Il hciser. i, this day dissolved
by mutual c%onteHt. Adam Stephan ,,iii noi,oc,
az accounts due to thcm outstanding and con.
tinue in said business. Wv CON
ADAM STEPHAN.
Dated Helena. Aug. 2. 1893. "''oIis
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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS.

EFw YORK. Aug. Bar silver. 72A.
Copper-Steady; lake So. IS.
Lead-Quiet; domestic. $3.50.
Stocks opened slightly lower and declined
further, losses ranging up to l per cent. stocks
continued weak. Sugar declined 2is to 72Es,
Lake Shore 4 to ia. Western Union l to II.
Later shorts attempted to coyor and a sharp rise
ensued. Alter II o'clock. under the influence of
purchases, prices bounded up u to AS per cent,
and ut tho close the whole list was firm.
i,Governments-Firm.
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NOTICE TO CREr>rORs,-EsTATE OF

~ hebecca Richardson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, nA-
OF tho estate OF Reb cca Richardson.
having claims against the said deceased. to az
hibit them. with tho necessary vouchers. within
four ~ months after the first publication of this
mini.trator.. at hi. Office in the Hold block. in
tbs city of Helena. Montana. the same boing the
place for the transaction of the business of eAid
estate in tho county of Lewis and Clarke.
JOSEPH N. KENCK.
Administrator OF the estate of Hebecca Richard
son, dec ased.
Lated Helena. Mont. July Is. 1863.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
~ nership-lt is hereby mutually agreed by
honey. co-partners. doing a saloon business under
the firm name of Burns Mahoney. that said Co
Michael Burns withdraw from said firm and Tie
said Daniel Mahoney retains all stock, fixtures.
and everything connected with said business.
collects all outstanding accounts and assumes ali
the liabilities OF said firm.
MICHAEL BURNS.
DANIEL MAHONEY,
Halann Mont Au1. q 1909
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT is
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, WASH
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will f,rlish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Lon SALE-H, TrL EIRN IrUlE AND
! fxtures oemplste; bert proposition for
email capital in town. Herbert b.. heed h o.,
Thompson block.
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FOR SALOON ElSY TERMS-ONE GOOD
stock ranch of Sd0 acres. with open wator
adjoining outside range. Can put un $50 to eco
tons Of hay. / ooi sheds and other Improve
ments. Address GOO. Moss, / oaan, GAllatin
county, Mont
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MI persons indebted to Franklin r. Wallace
arc notified to mako payment OF thu amounts
tept. ], 1925. L.. &. +. otz. assignee OF Flank
lin X. Wallace. Dated July "a, 1873.
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All persons indie bted to A. NJ. Thornburgh are
notified to make payment of tho amounts owing
BY them to the undersigned on or before sept.
J., 1893. J.. {. f.. Lott. assignee of A. Al.
Thornburgh. Dated July "a. 1888.
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TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. HFLNNA,
- Mont. July l3, 1888. Fred &. Smith. hay
ing applied to make homestead entry Of the ST.
4 Of NE. "a and lot, !, section 8. township 10 n.
mineral in character by the surveyor-general, an
nye,,tigation Is deemed necessary. and q hearing
will be hold IN this Office Aug. 10. 1888, to which
appear, for the purpose of submitting testimony
to determine tire true character of said land.
GEO. M. BOURQUlN. Receiver.
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The INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any one who will send us FOUR of the
four issues of the same date. or from fonr
issues OF different dates) accompanied by
TEN CENTS in silver or postage stamps. ~
will send postpaid by mail ANY THREE
BOOKS to be selected by yourself from The
list printed below:
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EOk SALla-- WE. HAVE FOR SALE AT A
Il. {. Power 4 CO.. Steam boat block.
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NoT1CF OF Observation-Disclosures is
~ hereby given that Charles W. Cannon has
made to the undersigned a general assignment
for The benefit Of the creditors az the said Charles
W. Cannon, and that tho undersigned has takea
Possession under said assignment OF all property
of the said Charles W. Cannon.
All persons indebted to the said Charles w.
Cannon are notified to make payment of tho
amounts owing by them to the undersigned
without delay.
MaSSENA BULLARD,
Assignee of Charles w. Cannon.
Dated July p. 1862.
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ron AlM.MIsrELAANEOUS

MuhT9AGl ms SALE Az Mki CHANTS HO-
AVA tell no entire stock Of tgrnlturo sni .ar:
and pcol tahles, office furniture, emingtcn
I, typewriter; cssh rcgis,cr, etc., must 10 sold for
cash. ~
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SITUATION. WAhTED-Bf MAN AND WIFE
- to cook in city or at a mining camp; can
give good reference. Address Il. j., care Gem
sral Ee)ivery. T. o.
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HELP WASrED-MaLE.


w ANTED-S hltSM IN; ENERGETIC MEN:
free prepaid outfit: one of our agents ms
earned over $4,000 in five years. r. U. Box
1871. New York
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SITUATION. WANTED-AS STENOGRApE-
!, er, typewriter and general clerk; can fur
competency in being ablo to fill such a positionn
If required. VIM. Iatterafeld. Choteau, Mont
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WANTED-POSlTION BY AN ENGINEER.
W thoroughly posted on running electric
plant; also liking the electrical machinery. Ad-
dress 100, this office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRsT-CLAsS
~ roller miller. Good references furnished.
address j. II. F., this office, Helena, Mont.
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WANTID-TWO YOUNG MEN AS NEW
" agents on Northern Pacific roaL. Apply
to news Office. depot. Must have security.
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Hosiery and underwear of all kinds at The
sse Hive discount ssle this week.
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SITUATION WANTED-As Transfer OR
~ to take care OF horses. Address s. W., this
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NITUATICN WANrED-BY A REFINED.
~ competent lady as housekeeper or compan-
ion; highest references. Address Miss c., Z. U.
box 1871, Great Falls.
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Moods Sarsapar;Ha

Immediately his cough grew looser, night
sweats ceased, and he rcgaincd good general
health. He cordially recommends Hoods Sar-
saparilla, especially tocomradesint the G.. A. ".
HOODS PILLS cure Habitua, CONSTIPATION by
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SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN AS
~ cook or general homework in a small fam
ily. Address NJ, 1891 Helena avenue.

SITUATION WANTiD-BY YOUNG LADY
~ rs nursery govecness; will do ali children's
iect than wages. Address Miss II. Nj. this Of.
flee.
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SITUATION WANTED - EXPERIENCED
~ woman would go to families by the day to
sweep aust and put rooms in order. Address
Athelda, this office.
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HhLr EANrED-FEMaLE
WhNTED-iOOD COOK AND GfNFRAI
" honsa girl. Apply l25 South HOWE street.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUA
DOR RENT-THREE ROOMS FnR LIGHT
II housekeeping at nj ireckenridHc street.
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PARTNER WANTED.
I)ARl NEk WhNTED-WITH $4,000 OR S., 200
capital; best dry goods store in Montana:
send for particulars. FOX ia, Billings. Mont.
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WANrED-LIGHT SET OF HOOKS TO
W keep, by a bookkeeper who has spare time.
J. H., OK Az.
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IVAN lED-A SADDLE HORSE no KEEP
W Tor his board; good care. address I. v.
BOX ia.
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FOH sALE~RnAL ESTATE.


TOR sALt-WlLL 1kADEA NICE HOME
1 for vacant lots. Herbert II. Iced 4 Co.
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MONTANA NATIONAL BANK CkRTlFl-
AL Gates taken at par. Herbert y. Reed Il Co.
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CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK

CHIcaco. hug. 5.-Cnttle-Recoipts. 1,2oC
head: natives nominally strong: Iexsns steady;
no western: TOP steers, S4.t0a5,1 il; others. 81. 20
W4.aO: rough. S2.75u S.I5; Texans. S2258t3. sc.
~hogs-heceipts $3.50 head; market so 10c
hishor; steady on light: mixed and packers, $3.50
"a. 70: prime heavy. 81 2545. IS; light butchers
sorted light, 81. 40G5jO.
skeep- receipts. 1910 head: market ruled
strong and active: top sheep, natives: So. 0)G3. 90;
westerns, " .00o3 g. 80, top lambs. s4.5Ja5.10.
CHICAGO PRODUCE,
Chicago. Aug. 5.-Wheat-S teady; cash, Coo;
September, &c.
lorn-steady; cash. ss}lc: september, &c.
~Oats-steady; cash, 2iac September. use.
Iarley-Nominal.
Pork-Stesly; cash. ST.. 17H 1870 september,
hrd-Steady, cash, S7.t5; Fer temher, S1GO.
hlhs-steaty; cash, ST, 10; September. s7.9O.
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FOR Iif.ST-FGKNISH Ed kOOMS.
EOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS. FURNISHED
Tor housekeeping. Apply 30l Ecattie street,
cOrnor Sixth nEenue.
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FOR sALE-rhirteen cows with nine young
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,
advertisements unaes uAs huas1 urss times
IEhE

SITUATION MANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
~ to work for beard while learning mil
1inery trade. Address v. Nj, this office.
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An old soldier, came out OF the War greatly
enfecbled by Typhoid Fever, and aftey being
in various hospitals the doctors discharged him
as incuraDle with Consumption. lie has
been in poor health since, until he began to take
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and etron
f1oxiuy
Closing

Money on call ncmirblly at 8 pes cent. Prime
mercantile laper sA12 per cent. Sterling ex-
change dull: with actual bnsinoss in BANKERS
bulls at ~. 7ahu .8Ghl for s~ixty-day bills and
81. s3n "a = for demand.
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tsbbils ....... Mer chants Hotel, st. Paul
Willard g. Dennis ....... Hotel Ryan, st. Pau
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EOH EE$T-1WO FURNISHED ROOMS
! suitable FOR light housekeeping, s10. SCI
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
re Wilbur ....... .Ta,ace Hotel, San Francisco
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MUTATION WANTED-BY WOMAN To DO
~ washing or any kind of work by day or hour.
Address sos Blake street.

SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIFNCED
~ German governess just arrived in America.
Address Leila. care of this office.
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!. UTAH.

COLORADO,
NTH & Son ............9 900 Sixteenth st., Denver
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Eoh EENT-TlE CHEAPEST AND BEST
rooms in town can be occurred at tha Mo.
i!'naId house, Bl3 North Main street ID. A.
Mcdonald. propr etor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

AFTER Jan. ! the publisher of the
tribune will be compelled to strike
from its list number Of subscribers
whom it is unable to carry any longer
without pay. The names Of these
are aot legion, but there are more
thu we can stand and make Hv-
ing,
The Mineaal Point Bible society
held its annual meeting at the p. NJ.
church last Sunday evening, and
elected the following officers, as
follows:
President--E. Y. Hutchisou.
Vice Pres,--phiL Allen.
See, and lreas.--Jas Kitto.
Directors Revs. Straw and Chuhh, r. J,
Pcnhallegon jr, aud JAS. Spensley.
A.. qonq
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The Local Field.
49w3

DIBLhS dL llduHOOlu c. x" W.
AT. BISHOP sells furniture. 27tf,
The @. A. Il. entertainment last
night was a success as usual.
SrArIsTICs show that there are
G,sjU Indians in Wisconsin.
A NEW line of Catholic prayer
books at j. J. Hanscom Co.'S. 3w
It's a good thing that Santa
Claus did not "go Democratic"
MAX STRAUSS, of Lacrosse, visit
ed at Joseph Deller's this week.
Mr.. JOHN PARKINSON, of Madi,
SOL, is the guest of Fred. Spensley.
The regular annual clearing sale
has commenced at Gundry & Gray's.
THE Misses Barbara and Kate
Jeuck are home to spend the holi-
days.
MRS. d. E. JACOBS and family are
entertaining Miss Lynn, of Mount
Hope.
WANTED, girl for general house
work. Good wages. Apply at this
office.
The illness of his sister called
DIR. Eastman TO Dewitt, Neb., the
other day,
Miss CLARA We'll, of Milwaukee,
is having a good time with friends
in this city.
Books for children and games of
all kinds at j. j. Hanscom & Co.'S. s
FRANK GRADER, now one of Mad
ison's leading taiIors, or cutters, was
down this week.
REV. STRAW holds quartely ser
vices at the State Line charge to-day
and tomorrow.
BEN ZnIMER put in this week Wis,
iting with mother and old associates
in the cream city.
THE stores of Gundry & Gray
and H. Zimmer, will close at
o'clg, after Jan. /, 1894.
MISS HALLoRAN, of Darlington,
has been entertaining Miss Clara
Deler, of this city, this week.
RUFUS HooKING, of Englewood,
ate Christmas turkey and pudding
at the parental board in this city.
AFTER several weeks devoted to
visiting in Chicago and Missouri,
Miss Jessie Jacobs is home again.
BuGHr WALLIS, who is studying
telegraphy at the Dixson business
college, is home for the holidays.
Books Of all kinds at J. J. Hans
com Co.'S. A special line for the
holidays in particular. 49w3
Ir is a pleasure to the many chums
i q George Osborne to see him out
again after many weeks of sickness.
JoHS CAssERLY preferred spend
ing this week at home, rather than at
Dubuque where he has employment.
ANNUAL meeting of stockholders
Of the First National Bank, will be
held On The afternoon Of Jan.
uary 9th.
DoS'T forget to see display of
Holiday goods at Prideauz's Drug
store. 48w4
Io join with their folks during
tae holidays the Misses Amy and
Lou Hutchisou came from Oska.
oosa, Iowa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

On and after Jan. , 1894, the tax
roll for the town Of Waldwick will
be in my hands for collection. |
will be at home the first four days
Of each week. After the 10th of
January | will be at Jonesdale each
Friday, and on Saturdays at Brewer
81 peuhallegon's store, Mineral
Poi.b Wis.
52wl j. III. STEPHENSON.
Town Treasurer Of Waldwck. Wis.
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For Sale Very Cheap.

A good second hand Iron )
about 1900 lbs. weight, in good IN
dition, and perfect order. Apply to
Gundry q Gray. 5ltf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30


stating that diphtheria is prevalent
in Iowa county, ana should make
haste in correcting the same, as
such reports are detrimental to com
muuities.
john JANE a man well known by
some of the older residents in this
section, he having settled at Dodge.
Vile in the '40s, died al White Oak
Springs, Lafayette county, on the
10Th inst, aged 73.
j. +. LAMALLR, who went to Mil
waukee some weeks ago and was
detained there by sickness, returned
home Saturday evening last. His
friends are pleased to learn this his
health is much better.
For two days this week there were
entertained at the hoRes of Messra.
John Eden and Chas. Blewett, j. Nj.
and w. Smith, the latter's wife and
son, of Platteville, and Mrs. Philip
F3en, of Richland Center.
ALE. VIVIAN, attendeut ut the
State University, at Madison, and
George Priestley, who clerks in q
store at the capital city, came down
home to hang up their stockings,
eat turkey, Christmas pudding, etc.
VIoLINs, guitars, harmonicas Az
j. j. Hanscom & Co.'S. 49w3
If on or before January l, 1894 /,
you receive from the TRIBUNE Office
a reminder of arrearage due on your
subscription account, put your hand
in your pocket-book and drop in
and see us. Start in the New Y ar
square with the printer.
QUARTELY meeting will be held
at the NJ. +. church tomorrow.
Lovefeast at 9:3O. Preaching ct
lO:30 followed by the sacrament Of
the Lords supper. Presiding Elder
Tresidder will preach morning aud
evening
ROUND trip tickets to the South
are to be sold at single fare on sev.
eral roads good for four months
This points to the time when with
very cheap transportation many of
the citizens of the North may have
winter residence in the South
ASK to see the finest line of writ.
ing tablets in the county, at }. J.
Hanscom'5 80 Co.'S. 49w3
THE death Of George Nelson
Townsend at Warren, ILL.,, recalls
the fact that he settled at Gratot
Grove, Wis, in 1927, and that in
the following spring he was ser
geant of Capt. William Hamilton's
command in the Winnebago Indian
war
IT is reported that a man near
Gratiot painted the end of large
log black and left it in a portion Of
his woods were rabbits were quite
numerous. The little animals sup
posing the black end to be large
hole, dashed against it with such
fury as to break their necks, over
200 "cotton tails" being found in a
short time.
FoR SALE--A thoroughbred Hos-
tein Frescian, bull calf, eligible for
registry. 5Ow2 j. U. OATES.
SOME sneak thief stole twenty
one pound turkey from the shed of
J. w. Hutchinson last Sunday night
1t is regretted that our community
contains such worthless characters.
Any person badly in need Of a
turkey would have found Jim ready
to give.
EIGHT of our young folks, lively
ones, too, loaded themselves into a
rig Tuesday evening for trip to
the pleasant farm home of Thos.
Walker a few miles southeast Of the
city. Tney had to take a wheeled
vehicle, and they enjoyed(?) rough
| jolting ride, and an exceedingly
pleasant time at the place Of their
destination. We don't say what
time they got back.
We nave seen No. Of the apo,
folio Of Photographs Of the World
Fair" as furnished for 10 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

HuS' IAhILEH, VINO Is IuIlih8
cigars in a satisfactory manner for a
Milwaukee establishment, is holi-
day visitor.
THE Misses Anna Strong and
Eta Smith, university students, are
down from Madison during the hol-
iday vacation.
JoHN WILKINSON and Roy Cum,
mings were here from Janesville to
inspect the doings of Santa Claus
in this section.
Hon. g. NJ. LAMBERTsoN, of Lin
coin, Neb., has been here this week
visiting with his daughters and
other relatives.
PURSES and leather card cases,
for lady or gent, at J. J. Hans
com & Co.'S. 49w3
CHAs. HEALY, of Indianapolis,
and his sister Lizzie, of Chicago,
spent Christmas heath the parental
roof IL this city,
VIM WILKINSON and wife, of
New Glarus, attended the Masonic
installation party in this city
Wednesday evening
DoN'T forget the tea meeting at
the p, M. Lecture Hall on Monday
Evening next. Tickets 25 cts
Public meeting afterward.
AFTER being confined at home
for two weeks by an attack of the
grippe, VIM, ia, ka is able to cut
roasts and slice sts Se again.
j. ANDERSON, IN, NC teacher, de-
cided not to let the holidays pass
by without calling his parents
who reside at Benton.
Mrs. JOHN PENHL 4LEGoN, of
Lemars, Iowa, is here and is receiv-
ing hearty greeting from her
many relatives and friends.
THE largest line of ledgerS, jour
mails, day books and memorandums
ever seen in the city, at Hans
CONS. 49w3
LLEwELLYN OSBORNE, travelling
salesman for the Scotten tobacco
works, of Detroit, united with the
family circle here on Christmas.
John JEUCK, JR., turned his back
on the worlds fair city for the
pleasures and good things to be
found at home during the holidays.
SCARCELY morning passes at this
particular season but you can meet
some, with sleepy eyes, etc, which
remind one of the song "after the
ball"
Miss NELLIE BENNETT, teacher in
the primary dept. Of the second
ward school, is enjoying herself
among friends at Lancaster this
week.
THERE's no place like home dur
ing the holidays, thinks Ere Sprat-
Ter, and he came, from Wauwatosa,
where he is engaged as telegraph op-
orator.
Do you want statements or bill
heads to close up the years ac-
counts? THE TRIBUNE office prints
them to perfection at reasonable
prices.
SEE the display of Lamps at
Prideaux's Drug store before pur-
chasing. 48w4
DUB JAmhb Was III ltDcpt VI q
baby antelope one day this week,
the seasons compliments from
Frank Jones, who is located at
Silver City, New Mexico.
Mr.. AND Mrs. H. w. KING and
J. NJ. Gnndry, all Of Cleveland,
Ohio, spent Christmas at the home
Of their parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph Guudry, Of this city.
MRs. THos. PRIEsTLEY, daughter
Name aud sons Harry and Mort,
came down from Madison to partake
Of the festivities Of the season among
relatives and old neighbors.
The state prison at the present
time contains the largest number Of
inmates it has ever before held at
at one time, there being confined in