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ried, intending, if it should further ap-
pear that the company were expecting
only amusement, to give them gently a
brief lecture on the improperly of play
ing marriage and the risks often incurred
by the persons doing this.
Immediately up stepped before me
Charlie and Annie. Meanwhile, as II by
preconcerted action, there was no eXhl-
hition at all of merriment by any one OF
the company, ,.:..-.
L was greatly embarrassed. Charlie,
knew, was engaged to an estinlable lady
in Philadelphia. 49,
A happy thought occurred to me. I
will not marry you now ] said, but 1
will return home and leave you an hour
TO think of it, If at the end Of the hour
YOU are still resolved to get married come
to my house and / will marry YOU
"F'ine,' said Charlie; that's fine an
expression of relief at the same moment
overspreadiag his countenance, land
! whether we come or not" he continued,
ssyou shall have a fee for your trouble.
The hour passed away, but they did not
come
Among the callers on the following day
was Annie. She had come to make ex-
plantations. She had not intended to
marry Charlie. She supposed I would
read the marriage service as usual, but
when | should come to ask her, DO you
take G. here for your welded husband?,
etc. she would have answered "No," and
| turning away, she would have had the
! laugh on him.
eyes, Annie, but suppose he would
have said No before you?"
Then. of course, it would have been or
| me: but he didn't think of that
/ 'But another and more important view
Of it, Annie, is this: 1t was not necessary
| for me last evening to read the marriage
service at all Had ! simply pronounced
YOU man and wife you would have beer
married i'm law as effectually as il hat
/ read the whole formula from beginning tt
Tend
ooh, Mr.. IT,, said Annie, bursting intt
| tears, was l 50 nearly married? ..
! thought that you were obliged to read the
whole ceremony and when you came K
question me would answer No and thai
would end It. I am SO glad that you tooi
| the course you suggested. Never agar
| will act so foolishly." agt}s
! We were not done talking about the
matter before the door bell rang again
| and an attendant. brought to me hand.
scme study gown, with the compliment:
Of Charlie Tor not marrying him..
ssuhan
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TYING THE WEDDING KNOT
*
Some Curious instances OF those
vino Seek Matrimonial
Bliss.
CALM OF WOMEN, FRIGHT or NEN
dow German Pastor Nh dG'ea IN
Marriage Service In.
Translation.
CALM OF WOMEN, FRIGHT or MEN

William e. Luckenbach. D. H., Of Hud-
son, New York, has contributed some i'll
teresting matter to the columns OF the
New York World under the heading.
"Funny Things That Have Happened at
Weddings
Ministers, writes Rev. DR.. Luckenbach,
are often brought into situations or I'M
expected circumstances requiring not a
little cool judgment and tact to avoid tho
unpleasant feeling and appearance OF
embarrassment or any manifestation OF
their quick sense Of the ludicrous.
Betrothed parties, expecting matrimo-
NAL demonstrations, especially II these
arc 10 be given On a large scale, very
wisely study the parts which they are to
act. But few things i'll society are dread
ed more than g; gross hlunder on a we'd
a ding occasion. Here is an instance of
/ one:
a Young man about to be married by
an Episcopalian clergymen, and being
quite innocent Of any knowledge OF the
term of solemniZatiOn for matrimony III
The Book Of Common Prayer, concluded
that he had better look it up and study
the answers ITO the questions the clergy
{ man was TO ask him. He became quite
interested in and somewhat perplexed
with the several orders therein formu-
lated for as many religious services; SO
much so that when he stood up before
, the clergyman with his bride TO be mar
,.ied in the confusion III which he found
I, Init
s1atches of answers that he had seen in
the prayer book When the clergy
grayely asked him:
y .Nilt thou have this woman to be thy
4 welded wife to live together after Cod S
i ordinance ~. ETC., the groom courageousiy
replied: 81 .renounce them all and by
E5 Gods help pansing as he expected
The minister to help him to finish the an
swer. But, disconnected by the groom S
response, the clergyman unfortunately
jIscrea sed the embarrassment of the occa-
1. sion BY muttering to himself a little too
distinctly: e
n ii believe that this bridegroom is non
cornpos mentis,' to which snap judy
q raeut Of his mentality the bridegroom re-
ssponded: 49,
E1 .:..All this most steadfastly believe.
THE ceremony was suspended. E4piana-
lions were quietly made between them.
Il u.l1e bridegroom was told what he was to
81 say. The service was then resumed and
Il 1 IA couple wer married III due form.
Il rhe following story may illustrate
Il n ~ lly heroism A fine span Of pranc-
{ III ~ sseeds reined lin by a sdexterous
sssIsachun an stood in front of a fashionable
aglslsnfch. The feotman had obssqni ously
arli held the door OF the carriage
Xas1a hFfd IA al groom the former calm
Snlsrid le surface of an lpine
ssa5 Fl III 4 tA1e IatseIss phYsioghonay
& " dis
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PRODUCE MARKET

= y -MinneapoiS, " ednfsuay, NOV. Il -
Butter-The market is weak on packing
extras are selling well adaptations. Some
established brands are selling 1t &c but
the bulk. of.4.tle butter grading extras is
o1lds that are fairly good and sweet are
selling moderately at 15@16c. Thirds are
dull at 9a1oc. Extra dairtes, perfect goods.
are scarce and are selling readily at l7g1Sc.
Firsts are little firrler, anything sweet
and put up in nice pack agesNs selling readily
at 136Df5c. III Medium dairiess are not aceu-
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northern continues in good demand at 1c
over the December option. Off grades
were in fair demand at the same relative
difference under No. that they have sold
for some DAYS.
The Irish standard., 1895-11-30

in active demand Packing stock is very
weakt Market unsettled with l, m, not !.
show more tirnness, as reflected i'll quota
tons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-26

Sr. PAUL. MlSN.. Apail 25.-General
Wesley Merritt was receiving congratu .
la.ons by wire, by motto and by person
from all quarters to-day on his ap.
pointment by the President as major.
general.
Among his congratulations this
morning. was n BY telegraph saying:
After all, republics are not migrate.
full"
~ am glad to get tho promotion" he
said frankly, "ior it crowns my ambi-
tion. l shall relnain right here, for the
time being, at least, but in September
when General Scholcld ~retires, General
Ruger will probably go to New York
and | 10 Chicago"
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY

Seriously Embarrassed by tho Govern.
mcnt's Suit Against tho Estate.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-rho lnan.
clnl atraiu OH Stanford University has
boon fixed up 90 that It will run n, usu.
al Tor mt least ono yoar yet. This is tho
second timo 1t has safely passed. . criti.
cal situation.
Tho iato OF tho university 10 closcly
bound up with tho STAFFORD estate.
Tho estate has valuable property but
no! much raady casli, and that "a lust
what tho university regularly calls for
oyory month. There are seventy mon
In tho faculty. and provision must DO
lnado 10 moss Thorn. Mrs. Stanford has
been helping 10 do with hor own iunds.
She receives $4,000 4 month from tho
estate pending distribution. Whom tho
federal government filed its SIG, 900, 900
railroad claim against tho estato the
other day tho university received a
heavy blow.
Friends OF the college arc confident
that II tho courts should hold agninst
tho o,tate II is likely that Congress
would, by special act, return tho creator
portion Of tho funds. The keynote OF
tho financial embarrassment lic, in tho
new piece OF litigation.
Mr.. Lathrop, n brother Of Mrs. Stan.
lord, lays all the trouble to tho govern
ment against tho estate.
ut has postponed the distribution"
no said, "and ~soriouily embarrassed us.
There was talk OF temporarily closing
tho university. I mn clad to say that
has been settled satisfactorily. Moan.
tino a great deal depends on this gov.
ornment suit"
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax.
alive; e%flcctually cleansing tho system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of tho medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but 1t Ia man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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FOR SALE.~z
ROLE GO 3ANI-
so FOURTEENTH STREET
FOR SALE.

Splendid lot for dwelling. y. Main street, near
9Th street. 5000
House. lirooms and store room, Main stre.
near 2lst street, lot itxl3o feet.
House. Q rooms and hall, Chaplinc street, near
I'D street. $500.
Corner lot, Lind street. Belyedere, $50
House, 4 rooms, brick. and stsola 18th stree.
House, 5 rooms. 18th street. $1,000
I'D street, $500.
House. 8 rooms and hall. corner North Front
and Kentucky streets. S16co.
Double frame house. 10 looms and store room.
corner Of sd and Jacob streets. renu 70, ST per
month. $500.
Honsc. rooms. brick. and +roomed house in
reur. Eolr street, Centre Wheeling. &Wa,
House, rooms. 26:h street. 5000.
House ! rooms. l2ih street, cheap On easy
terms, 500.
House. 4 rooms, brick. Jacob street 4,h ward.
slsO0.
House. 5 rooms and hSll. Park View. 10. lo,r
LIS feet, easy terms. Sl.7O.
Double horse. 10 Rooms, Indiana street. Island.
easy terms. $500
House; 5 rooms, corner lot 18th street, easy
terms. 81 Loo.
House. 5 rooms. McColloch street. Eas. Wheel.
Ing 81 100.
House rooms and hall. with large lot. 18th
street, S,G00.
House. 5 rooms. Baltimore street, East whccl.
Ing, easy forms. sl.OM
llonSc, \ tOoElS, lS.l SIfSct, easy forms, SJl,
House. 10 oo!rS brick. with large lot. 18th
street, cheap. rh
House, 5 rooms, Jacob street, 9th ward, ea,y
terms. $3.50.
House, 6 rooms, Wood street. 5:h ward. $3.50.
House, 9 rooms, brick, Market street. Cen,na
| Wheeling. cheap, Sl.2n.
Lots on Lind s,cet pelvcdcro, $50 and ST5
| each.
Three lots in Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market street o. modor-
ate price.
$40, 500, $500. $50. 5000 and s., 500 TO loan on
real estate,
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to Colorado. The day Ia coming when
tho Rocky mountains will DO a ynst pys.
tom OF c|oncalonatcd reservoirs, supply
Ing ihnumnrablc bitches and rosorycs
oil tho plains, as vol us IN tho noun.
tain valleys proper. and tho wealth tlius
derived from agriculture will be incrcas.
inVly larger ,l,au all o.lior SOURCES OF
wealth together. A.. ". c.
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{ COMMISSIONERS SALE.

'Is, Hs'! Virginia. Ohio County. In the Cir
'Iiltl "HFi pl said County.
" ~ Iifet survivor Of himself and J. IL Heed,
a''fhHi. alto partners doing business under
vac IRA nETnp Of Pipes and Reed,
~.
i"hiick Neumnnn. In ChaDccry with attach
=" 'irI4e 81 n decree OF said Co,irs entered In
,"' a,n'c Quilted cause on tho 9Th day OF March,
.h' undersigned. appointed n special com
~ ."'et Tor tho pnrpO7c. Will veil nj tho north
'''' p'"T ~ Tho Court ll0rNc Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE ith DAY OF NAY. 1875,
commencing II. 10 O'Clock n. NJ. tho following
"'f.''hch property. ihht Is 10 any:
'"f one undivided Uno.tltlh interest In lot
..'h'irl Fourteen. In squire nnm bored Blk,
/" StG' pnrt Of tho CliY OF Wheeling formerly
''' EipGlilr'6wn, hut how known rs South
n"'"ling. In ohio rnnnty. West virginia. being
'"InrGat of AaIh. Frederick Seumunu in said
''.i' 0VBLLE-Onr third and ~ much more
'' purchaser elects to pay IN cash Oh tho
". ~ sale. the balance In two equal INSTALL
.,li' ~ six AMI twelve months. notes bearing
S.E'ci from the day Of sale 10 bo glycl for tho
."l'iich payments.
X j. ", COwDES, Special Commissioned
~ HAIL.EE- AuriIonccr.
l"fihyctTlltr TINT mid SnCCIAl Commissioner,
~, IRON bond with LGcurItT approved By mt.
,l.Efel BY Inv AMI Said decree nj sale. APRIL
/" ~ JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Hp1n.P
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettor, chopped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-26
CITY OF DENVER.
Her Wonderful Growth and Prog.
ross in a Fow Years.
THE Fine CLIMATE IS HER PRIDE

Aud Her Prosperity and Enterprise
iinr Glorics-'rho beginning of tho
Cliy-Colorado Ono OF tho Greatest
States IN tho Union-Gold aud SILVER
Mining Not tho Greatest OF iIor In.
dustrlcs - An Interesting Letter
From Mr., Campbell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-26

SICK headache, constipation and indi.
gostion arc quickly cured by Do Wits
Little Early Risers. tho famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, B. F. Peabody, Benwood, aud Bowie
& Co., bridgeport, O.
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Cornsd beef.

For occasional use corned beef ia an
excellent aud economical meat. 1t has
better flavor cooked with vegetables.
Put to cook, after careful washing, in
plenty OF cold water. lie. boil slowly
until tender. II wanted for dinner, lift
from tho kettle after 1t has cooled n lit
tie. II for cold meat, leave until luke
warm, then place under a heavy weight.
From the right proportions OF labor
and rest, the right use OF food, drink,
sleep and exercise, the body is kept in
good condition.
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CHARACTERISTICS Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction Of any cough medi-
cine handle, and as 4 seller leads all
other preparations in this market. l
recommend 1t because it Is the best
medicine l evcr handled for coughs,
colds and Group. A. W. BALDRIDoE,,
Millcrsviilc, Ill.
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GENERAL NOTICES..
ITO ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTOR
Avn nIfII DIDl NlT-IIGn

ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
l. AND BUILDERS. NOTICE
ltbUIng tho desire and intention OF the County
Court Of Putnam county, W. Va. to remodel
and repair tho Court House Of said county. stu.
ate In tho town Of Winfield. notice Is hereby
given 10 architects. contractors and builders 10
furnish on or before tho meeting OF said County
Court. on the Sl day OF June. 1896. plans and
specifications for rcmodellug. enlarging and re-
pnlrln. the salu Court House bnildlug. together
with estimates Of the cost for such work.
The present building Is OF brick. 80 feet long
by 10 feet wide. and Is two stories high.
When such plans, &c, are submitted tho Court
will, ut It's meeting oil said 81 day OF Junc next.
determine and decide TO adopt Tint plan which
shall DO deemed tho bcNt and most advantageous:
and Will pay u reasonable amount for the plan
adopted. For any further Information. address
L. A SALMOSS Clerk.
Winfield, ". Va,
MARCH, Is, 1875, nrlD
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Hub Building.

FOR RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma-
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
teytainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHlERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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COMMISSIONERS. SALE.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE
W. /. SHOES

COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF THE SWEENEY FOUNDRY AND MA.
CHINE SliOP LOTS
In pursuance OF a decree In FrIck & Lindsay
Company, &c, v. General Engineering Com.
pany FL. al. made by tho Circuit Court OF Ohio
CnGn;y. on tho ItE day OF March, 1895, the IN.
GeCisuci special commissioners will proceed 10
sci! al public auction. A. the north from. door OF
iae Court House Of Ohio cOUaty, in tho city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia. on
SATURDAY. APRIL 81. 1886.
beginning u. 10 O'Clock u. m. the following de.
ET.bcd real estate. situate In iaid city, county
aud stale, that is TO say: Lon uae IN, two q,
ARE ~. four %. i've Is, nInc ID. leu tiOS.
e.cgea till. twelve u2l and the north half Of
thirteen Nal. In Sluare numbered eleven IN. In
nat part OF said city Known rs the Sixth ward:
be.nS the property formerly occupied by A J..
sweeney / Son as their foundry and machine
ihop. Said lots will be offered as follows: l..
= ], ., 10. II. will he first offered together and
Is QUE PARCEL: !, 8. /! and north = OF l3 win bn
nstfci together and rs QUO parcel: and then
sa!I lots viii be oacrcd separately md In smaller
portions, and Will be sold In whichever way viii
Pig'tce the greatest price.
IINg or 5A~LE--OnethIrl OF the purchnyc
money and as much morc therco. rs tho pur.
CHASER shall elect 10 pas In cash. oil the day oil
Mt. sud the residue In two cIunl iuStAllmentS.
iLTable respectively IN one hnd TWO years from
Oar u sale, with interest from thai day. tho
r~u'rhh,er TO give hl. negotiable promissOry
70'cS for the deferred lnStallnents. with &c.
curly thereon satisfactory to the special com.
;a,Ipner. snd tho title TO be retained until
ne payment In !ull OF the purchase money,
foa principal aud Interest.
GUY r.. C. ALLEN.
\ J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special Commissioned
pD'gby certify tina, bond and Enrurlly have
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SMITH G. DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE.


No. lis s. Penn street, . rooms and bath, both
gases. Cheap.
No. Ullih street. lt.roomcd brick Cheap.
no. Coz Market street, 6 rooms, Sl.500.
Nos ll0I and llQ5 Market street. business
property, sl.,5N.
Nos. I? aud ~ S7th street, IL rooms. $3.50.
No. 2lS Market street : rooms and bath. SJ,60l
No DS. York street. : looms. Cheap.
No. ii \. Front 81, 5 rooms and bath. Cheap.
No. 1875 Chapline st. 5 rooms, bath room and
large stable 5000.
Corner 18th aud Woods street, dwelling and
store room Cheap.
Houses OF all sizes and In diScrent locations.
Saloon for Sllu on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant ind hotel for sale on Markc; street.
cheap.
Restaurant, and hotel for sale on 18th street,
CHEAP.
Cigar store on Market street for snlo cheap.
Rn!ldluS lots In all the best locations IN the
city.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
HERRT J. FINK,
Telephone Gs7, lmr7l lli2 Market Street. City.
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The tstal cordaSo required for2a first
ratio m%an.ot.Ssr weighs about eighty
tons. and exceeds St6. 100 in ralue.,! =
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BREAKFAsr.-Cracked wheat. Ham.
burg steak. Hominy lritters. Graham
mullins. Butter toast. Fruit. Coffee.
DiSyER.-Corned beef. Mashed pota'
toes. Squash. Steamed cabbage. Let.
tuce. White and graham broad. Baked
apples. Dates with cream.
SuPPEk-Brcad oneles Cold meat,
Canned peaches. Rolls. Cake. Cocoa.
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TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN.
AVA, CnSh nlwAya on hand In SUNS TO suit.
from $40 and upwards, on rual estate. hlso on
intnlturc, &c, without removal easy payments.
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, DOS lOi.
Inip.r fhIN
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ae'GbT certify that bond and s~ccurIty have
hrn :..rn Gy tho Naih commissioners NJ re-
G1.'u! by law and said decree
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
Ger. oil the Circuit Cour. Of Ohio County.
-rNg htVtsa
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HINTS 10 ~HoUsEKEEPERS.


Labor Is mighty, but the love that moves the
hand and heart OF the lAboIgr Is mIghtier.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. Cts 1899 Market Street,
SPECIAL SALE.

5.roomed cottage a, e North York street: 10,
I1li0: the house IN a~rstclaSS repair: both gases
and water: above 1897 Hood. a fiFst.clsss loca-
ton 10 reside IN, or will pay as an Investment
$3.50 cash this week will buy il
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Joining tho great army Of byciclers that
havo possession OF tho town, their minus
arc Kept diverted from themselves, rand
their shortage In luuga Is not tho only
topic OF conversation. These ndyant,
ngcs OF Denver aro relied upon to 70.
cover tho lost ground OF tho city by tho
demonstration OF silver.
Morris tribune., 1895-09-25
A HOME PRINT PAPER.

In order to keep pace with the
times and the progressive movement
of the City of Morris and vicinity we
issue to-day and hereafter an eight
page, entire home print paper, the
only one of its kind and size within. a
radius of seventy-five miles of Morris.
In doing so we place before the read
ing public a paper full of news of late
occurrence, and not news ten days
or two weeks old such as you get in
the patent inside papers. Owing to
the increase in good times, and to
meet the demands of our energetic
business men and merchants for adj
vertising space, and owing to the in
crease in our circulation, we make
this change to give our patrons a
paper worthy of their patronage.
AS the principal merchants and
business men of Morris are repre-
sented through the columns of the
TRIBUNE we feel it our duty to give
them the paper they desire the best
advertising medium in this section of
the state; and if we do not succeed
it will be no fault of ours, as we will
spare neither time nor expense to
fulfill the wants Of the advertising
and reading public.
Our new press, which is a New York
Taylor, one of the very best newspa
per presses made, has a capacity of
1,50O papers per hour and will give
us ample speed to meet the require
ments Of our constant increasing cir
culation. Hereafter for neat, newsy
and attractive paper the TRIBUNE will
be second to none in the Northwest.
We extend cordial invitation to our
patrons and others 70 call and inspect
our facilities for printing first class
paper, and particularly to the adyer-
tiser.
Morris tribune., 1895-09-25

Old England seems doomed to take
second place, as we have the fastest
warships, the swiftest sailing yachts
and have made the quickest railroad
time. 1t was only recently that a
West coast train, running from Lon
don to the north of Scotland, made
the remarkable time of $40 miles in
512 minutes, or 63.25 miles per hour
The New York Central then made up
a train for the express purpose of
smashing England's record, and sue
ceeded in doing it, making 64.34S
miles per hour. So it is no use try
ing, Old Johnny will have to take a
back seat, or else send some of his
slow going people over here and take
a few lessons.
Morris tribune., 1895-09-25

Thirty-two years ago last Sunday
President Lincoln issued the procla-
nation Of emancipation which freed
thousands Of the negro race in the
United States. The coIored race
permitted the, day to pass without
paying any more attention to it than
any other day. 1t used to be day
of celebration among the negroes, but
has gradually died out.