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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-03

In ths STATE % Washington inieres. was
Lite higher.
We are told he said. .that TIE money
iosner viii not renew the loans WHAT o.
. dsfTtrners 10 tns state Anything that
viii discourage the loansrE o. money VIII
- OF benefit 20 the people. u . TOUR
years sgo tss money ioaners go, 1gFs
interest ia washington than anywhere Else
IN the Tratsd STATES Who u % blame for
Iris condition o. Affairs Il IL The Dor
rover who - working night and cay 70
pav the loan. or IL Il the CAPITALIST VINO
has CONTRACTED ire volume o. the currency
ard male Il almost impossible 20 make
money IN any legitimate business
Deckenaea asked 1. IL was not the I'm
preston among the people that the de-
scisncy Judgment ls~. II passed. would
apely 20 contracts that were already In
existence.
Al this tuacture the previous question
was called for ard amid considerable con-
fusion the senate adjourned A. y O'Clock
TIL . ?. N
Upon rsassembiinx Taylor said that
while he intended 70 vote :or the de-
s.cfeney Judgment bill. he believed that
there ~ere features about Il that were
Objectionable
crow read from Gov. Mc5rsw's message
which touched upon deficiency judgments.
wherein nc explained that he vetoed the
deficiency Judgment hii simply because It
was retroactive. That was ths only OBJ
lection thai Gov Mc(5ras had against
the hsIl- In thiz state re had learned that
hundreds OF deficiency judgments had
been taken. He asked that the oil De
passed
A demand was made for a roll call OF
TIE senate BY Grow. Three senators were
absent. and the sergea nt-at-arms was d.
Tected 10 hunt them up. The senators
came IN and the ron was called on fassi
passage OF the bin. the result vas 70 to II.
The xssfs- WAS. "
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TACOMA, March 2-Speciai-Tas 70.
ceipts from AZ sources Of city funds 9aFiai
February amounted "a sel,I7ss9 TIE 81.
hursements we're 81 S25.2s Tho am9asns q
hand is SCI. t3i.ot
Up to o'clock tonight the regissFassss
for the city spring election was i.sA nsmss
William Laundersille. who was 4sTeFsss
on the charge Of heing implicated IN ~
murderOus assault upon ofiicer BENsiaa
two months ago. has waived his pFei.z'
mary hearing and viii re tried nexi Srsk
A Jury has found william Smith gultF
OF stealing a watch from Andy Ho.Hl ~
viii be sentenced Saturday.
County employees are discounting MI
salary warrants az ? per cent, ewing a
a shortage In the treasury.
The Tacoma Poultry Association 8z'
night elected the following officers. Pres.
dent. II. A. DUR: vice presidents. HsaFY
Drum and G. +. Kinney: secretary AL
assistant. Stephen Holbrooke ana ]. =
Mead; executive COMMITTEES. W J. Barss
Harry II. Collier. Charles SwIndeiis Ros-
ert Haddon and Fred A. Johnsan
The Tacoma Chamber Of comfnerrs
appoint a committee 10 eniivsn infsrsas 3
the Paris exposition Of 1901
band Of gypsies have arriyea a ssass
Tacoma and are making a canvass = u
ueighborhood. They have a de1saas
wagon and a dozen horses.
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w&tcn covers al tzs ceua2fs & TIE Il
jensa1xx -42tsor-a.
TIE railroad commission s.H o wzscn
he sc@< ks was ros advocated r CTR Plat
form. TIE summary % the whole sasaa-
ocn 10 ssmpsy t&Sszs
'-Tsat TIE s,~srr>o-. II has cszfre Ter .
rAnYo&d eorsmtszseE. lE trying - co@Fce
- members 70 vote f5r a MEASURE o.
which they do not approve.
I'VE tire sfnG6Sie-gf- t3s-raa6ers1 pro
r,1ee 20 carry cat rae ElisnE5urg Plat
form and nc threats o. Cos. hoxssEs
either made CT srspl1s1. car s~~rye Us
oEcfs The pafh o. duty. We are rssTeEssSi De
20 ire pee2ie Nso elected 49, snd i II
Dad form. r not hzs policy. Tor the erie.
executive % this state 70 assume 70 die
tate 70 us as 20 our position or question
~ xhicn the geopis sh9sIa be fha sole
<1ctator.
John L CASrTT,
GEORGE n WITT.
20 r.. BUSH
'.CLEE ELAED SMITH,
- o. Couch
w. L FREEMAN
Il r RAIDER
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WHY THEY BREAK DOWN.
Vet Only Animate. bat Aen-A stronw
0h5ecs Lesson

He was spae-5rt racer Orc. bot =
al broken down new was TIE remark
o. gentleman who saw q wsss-sro~a
horse Robbie BY. The horse las been over
taxed and broke down" The nan ~
business strains 1ts energies and breaks
down Ire wife. mother or working worn-
an gees beyond her strength and breaks
down TIE word seems fled with broken
down people and unfortunately. X gen
orally seems 20 6e their own fault When
nature begins 80 rtvs way. assist her. Do
IL gently. and 60 IL sensiogy. Stimulate
her weakening powers WITH pure whtsSey
taken as a medicine. and rot as eewer-
age. Nine ttrnss out % ten. the breaking
down VIII cease ard health viii return
II Is necessary. however. that Only pure
and medicinal wnskey - used ard Doc
tors a. agree thSt DGNys Pure Matt
WhiSkAv l. the Only pure ard restaoss
preparation in America Il has the en-
6orSensat OF Clergyman. owing 70 It's
great medicinal qualities. II is used in
hospitals IN cases ~ fever and where a
reliable stiraE.snf Ia required. but its great
rcwer 5 IN restoring THE broken down.
building up IRE weak and aehslitate6. ard
giving new Efe 70 the aged Do not permit
any dealer 70 sell you q worthless article.
Calming Il a. good ru-ys whfcA IS
the only medicinal waisksyEbsfore the pub
&c.
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THREaT oF EXTRA SESSION.
Legislator. tnmindfnI of the Gov.
erees*s atffsHa~

OLYMPIA. March z.-The threat % the
governor - call aB extra session 81 me
legislature does rot fs8gbten the average
legislator r. the least Or IRE contrary.
as long GG
TIE state has tIae lard funds 10 burn.
TbeF are willing 20 return
There II a sfatnf@ whlels provides that
: tide land funds esa - invested In state
warrants As thsFe is 70 money lr the
fanc from which legislators srs paid. Ghe
warrants fsf fnsiF salaries @ge sold 30 ne
tide lspc fund. TbAse warrants bear 1n-
fsrsSf. and Ire ffts land fund IL the end
VIII hs egrirhsi 20 TIE amount % inter-
go wnsah fha narraass draw. There Naa
sbogt go. - - ire tide land fand when
sks legislature ronvensG. ard money il
being paid oar ~ tie ffnis. 81 Is certain.
however. tlaf ire expenditure from the
fund d9ring the legislative session arc
grsate5 thar The receipts The crescent
fagisafsre viii eosf fuiF ss8pea Z the
governOr ealis an eEtfa session ~ TIRE
Legislature b ean fen44lE u session a.
long as ~ faefs disp8aed 20 u .hat
exent II might font az another 81 hsG be-
fore nasseIEy feif TX aGtaurasag- In
The present Impoverished condition ~ fhe
STATE. an sntra ssssEeH wif D. an IN
mixed eflf
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
BRITISH BARK vILLALTA GOES
ASHORE NEAR FREENANTLE-
Can't. whiting HarIand. Her Master.
Drowned-He Was Resident nj
Tacoma and Leaves Widow
There-Narried Tive weeks he
fore He saiIed-second Voyage
From the sound-The Vessel VIII
BE saved.
Tacoma Bureau of the Post-Inteiligencer,
ll13 Pacific Avenue.

Tacoma Bureau of the Post-Inteiligencer,
i1a3 Pacific Avenue.
TACOMA. March -Speciai.-British
bark Villalta II ashore twenty-seven miles
north of Freemantie. and the master OF
the vessel. Capt. Whiting Harland. has
been drowned. 4 telegram announcing
this news was received here today by Mrs
Hariand. the captains wife who runs a
lodging house on lower Pacific avenue.
The villaIta left here November II for
Freemantle with a cargo OF 10000 feet OF
lumber. valued at ss.oao. 1t was her Sec
ond voyage from the Pacific coast 10 the
antipodes. her first voyage being from
British Columbia 10 Adelaide. AS assist
snce has been sent 10 the craft. II is not
thought that she is beyond recovery.
Capt Harland was 81 years old, and had
a brother in New Jersey. Two weeks be-
fore leaving here he was married at olym-
pla 10 Mrs. Eta Barlow. who accompa-
MED him as far as Port Townsend on his
voyage. The captain lost si.5e@ worth Of
personal effects In the accident. He car
ried heavy life insurance. Mrs Harland
is g-lef-stricken over the news.
The villaIta Is owned by Cant. Barrett
OF Liverpool She vas built st Glasgow In
1855. Her length Is 1875 feet. = beam and
2D3 depth. She is a steel bark. grade.
leo Al and tonnage, sos
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Gossip OF rnE LEc,srsTtRE.

OLYMPIA March -spveiaI When
ssfgsaRf- st-ATms a r TugWeH lsyE
ASIDE his exaefing daiias IS guardian angel
81 the agssa, f VIII ~ 81 assume The aet-
I've management - lie Tacoma sun. fhe
FepHllss weaklg &hsca BE has lately par
chsssd. Last e7fek's iseue Has TIE FIRST
utacF the ueS oNreszAip.
II e. pTrAs1 ls that @llsn fhe Session r.
nsishsd & mlsi ~ faand that David Levin
one ~ Taeo1a's n subers Ct tae ioNer
house. wil - the anlg member OF that
bo5Y Nho hss rot made a speech at some
dime or another furtng the session Levin
does a heap q taiakiG +" however. and
Shss he y Interested ia sny measure be
r. as Industrious worker ia the commit
tees
Togsy's house calendar contained -
rnesszrsa
Miss Josephine Prince uas yesterday
chosen clerk ~ the committees in group
7, Vice +. X. Marvin. resigned.
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nnck From the crave

We csnnot rorne but we can 0stFn ~
our progress thither Disease. IKE sasss
thing else. must have A eexinnlat
chronic uYaEadIes tend 70 shorten ne - -.
render IL a species Of uartyraom -.
they last Malaria. kidney cen. 49,. -.
chronic Indigestion. rheuma iisEi-saa h. q =
the outset with Hostetter's sfeHAeh =
tefs. This excellent tonic ara aitsI -
is adapted alike 20 the prevention 2 - -
orders az the system and 20 fhsif fsn.s I'll. -, 4.
and its early use cannot be 10 ssss~s =. Z
advocated To renew appetite ssa
sure TRANQUIL rest. there II no sarsf 49,
plea "a inter- means than the BifttFA -
effects Of overwork ard exh2us1lgh. ~ =
fasJ or physical. are c0untsfsetsa y =,
and the busy merchant. the tired ep -. =
operative. and the hrain-Weaff -. <
author or uewsps per man, derive lss~
present relief ard future energy
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In THE LEGISLATURE
THE DEFICIENCY yIDGMEyT DlLL
PASSED Er TEE SENATE
Fspssfsss Afvsf1 60 ae Back Hs1e
wnhems 1.-THE Hosse snccseds
In secnxing the ADpotss.snf Of
q Steering CemDfssee.

OLYMPIA. March 1--Speclsl-Tne ser
ate had another 6ensts today OF the crow
d~acsency 5szdsEasnf c.s and passed tnst
MEASURE. Ths party whip was loudly
cracked by Crow. Popgiist- o. Whitman.
who declared that TIE fusion party bad
promised 70 pass such q Bill II the plat
form AZ Fsiisnsburg. and that perforcs X
must De passed.
Frlnk. Republican. OF King. pointed out
ths train Of evils that he thought would
foilow IA the waks OF such l&w when
placed on the statute books. bat the Pop
elisfs seemed 70 fear them less than the
dlsplsasgre OF their constituents. and the
MEASURE wil become = Law when u IL
passed BY the house.
several bills were passed relative 70 the
code. and tns house bgli for ne preseFTs-
ton 81 game was also paSsed-
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whstcofn Jointly, 1: sBohonrish. Cfslla-n.
Jefferson and klts&p jointly. 1. Pacific.
Lewis. Wahkiakum. Clarke. SksmAuia.
CowIitz and Kiickisat Jointly 4: Pierce
county. 2 and King !. Total L.
II. 3, - by Bush. providing for the
publication OF the reports OF the state
board OF horticulture. was passed-yeas
s.. nays /.
At a fusion caucus tonight. which was
attended By twenty-five members OF the
house. il was decided TO suspend the
rules tomorrow and pass :. 3. lsS and
s Il. 5. prohibiting deficiency judgments
and limiting the life OF judgments.
A number of hills were savorsbiy rec
commended 20 the sitting committee. No
mention Was made OF the commission bill.
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MURDER ron a WOMAN.
Daustits fndias XIII. His tneie-Now
tader Arrest.

VANCOUVER r. C.. March AT the
beginning of December last an Indian
named Jack was found dead outside OF his
home at 2qnAlitx. near Chlil~8ek, The
story Of the murder aid not reach the ears
OF the provincial police for some days, as
the Indians buried the body az Cultus Lake
and hnEhed the matter up Runners about
the AFFAIR however we're circulated recent
IL. with the result that the police exhumea
the body and found tia; Jack had been
ahot.
~ the Inquest q verdict Of wiiiful rnur-
der eas returned. and suspicion fastened
on an Indisn named eieerwe = nephew Of
the murdered man. who left shortly after
the aeed FOR Tire American side OF she
boundary tine, whtre he has since resided
A few days ago George visited Squatits
arS wRs AZ once arrested and S. now IN
3afi ia Nae West minister
II is Gsga that George and the murdered
mans wife were carrying on an intrigue.
ard Ia order to gef possession OF the WON
an he shot his uncle
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Chinese shipped In Head

TACOMA. March a-SpeciaL--A car "a
of Chinese arrived here from PortE4sa Is;
night. and today were placed O. tAs
steamer City Of Kingston and taksn "A
Victoria. The Celestiafs arrived at rsgs.
land on the steamer Mount iskaaer
bound for British Columbia Rut AsssFs
they were permitted 20 pass through ne
United States they were required 70 ~.
nish a bond of $3.50 each that they wesss
not attempt TO remain in this coanssy.
They were kept under constant sarssa.
lance by the customs officials whn@ 4
route. This Is the first action taken ansr.
these regulations.
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HOTEL NAV nor AZ AnscoyDER
Sudden Change "a the Olympia Re-
suits in AN Arrest.

OLYMPIA. March 2-speelaI.-c. f.
Smith. lessee OF the Olympia hotel today
assigned his lease 81 =. Q Macdonald.
The retiring manager ~ this hotel has
experiences considerable financial difscul-
~ Of late. and being pressed b. creditors.
he made bis assignment and together
with his family attempted 20 leave town.
At the steamboat landing be WAS met by
a constable aud detained a. ga abscoud-
ing debtor. His cas-. was heard today and
he Was discharged.
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D,f1o oud Donrc Talk With ANY INC A. Ma,
OuIIS 0Iu Deal Cs He Will Explain 1t to You

were united In Delmatia. Aussrsa. i. -
Soon after. the husband came to A..
vita the expectation that aA frau was
follow.
But she never came. although her rsrsss
lord sent her 500 two years after he II
her.
The wife filed an answer to tie a..
which was sent from Lasssn. Asssra
warning the courts OF the United sssss.
10 refuse TO grant the divorce or safer Il.
wrath of the Roman Catholic church. us.
der whose rites they were married.
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wHsroow PUMPING STATION.


vFTATCON Narch 2-Se~cial --'rae
eommistee appointed ny the city council
90 report upon TIE best tnsthod OF supply
iuE water 20 tho residents Or upper Gordon
and Hi8h streets has reported IA favor %.
forcing water ffen TIE city mains % a
reservoir upon tee hW ~ means or 4
pumping STATEN. II tats = done II vii
ss'v> the problem ~ q water saputy FOR
the nornaai school halldlng FOR which the
legislature has assn asked 81 appropriate
e aea TIE average elevation ~ the nor
snai school grounds e over - feet above
msaa low tide. ana Is roo hiEh "a admit
Ct water service rs gravity pressure frcu
Lake WhAtranf. Macy nice residences ara
similarly situated
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To ae ftarirs nt rertlaas

II has bern decided 80 Hold th~ funeral
services over ere renalns - Mrs Frark
" Mitchell in portans5 the ,s-ez s-,l
ia.ty farueg hofue. fhs tsssl1 viii 81,
shsppssi ia Portland tssnorrow. AR which
uHse it s. expected ~ Mitchell wHl ar-
Wv fron the tas5 THe snterment all
- ia thc Mgfehell s. mlf piai
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LEGISLATIVE FARCE ENDED.
Oregon senate Adjourns-Gov. Lord
says Nothing I.

SALEM. Or, March 2-The senate to-
night dissolved. after passing a resolution
that il was manifest that the house could
not secure a constitutional quorum. This
action Of the senate practically concludes
the legislative iasco.
Gov. Lord was asked tonight whether ne
would appoint a SUCCESSOR to United Sta IS
Senator Mitchell He refused 20 say what
his intentions in that direction were.
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BAKER SUES M'IxT0sB.
Bank Receiver Dema nds . Judsme*'
for stS.ooe.

SAN FRANCISCO March .-suls rs
begun in the United States eirraat epsn
today by Charles H. Baker as recess -
the Merchants National bank Of seaifs'
against Angus Mcintosh for tsH@ 20
proceeds Of an assessment OF ~ 80
on coo shares Of stock Of the bank sa'ea
Mcintosh as president. II alleged % 80
failed 10 turn over TO the receiver.
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Lets :2ae hold hands.
Mr. Grocer. and danccl
We've cot some beautiful
business for You and with
you. and for and with your
customer.
SlhuItR9 $ Bc>f IS the
tea Pay every customers
money back that don't like
it Wen PAY YOU.
There's money in it.
As seassy
49, traa.s-.a "a
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TACOMA. March "A Ledger sperf
from Easton. Wash. says that Jesss
Wheeler was killed by Northern Pahss
train two miles east of there last nix
Wheeler lived near there. and u helssssz
10 have been walking the track white h
toxicated. He had no relatives ia ~
state.
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JURY PANEL EXHAUSTED.
Special Nentre t.sued Ia the johnson
Car a. t.firnrhnrr

rf.EESsft Re-. Mareh Especial --
IT, case u Thomas johnson was eawe8
a. the ssr~rioF coart th{s morning Two
jurors were passed Ter gagse bv noon. ana
tAe panel befnE exhsUstei seeelal vNn-
a. % twenty usues. retaTraole tarrarYoa
morning was tssse&
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GREENWICH. Conn. March An
drew Carnegie. who Is seriously III with
pleurisy. Is improving Unless une expected
complications set in IL is expected he Will
speedily recover.
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Cour, to sitatvaneouver. b. G.

VICTORIA. B. c.. March 2-In future
the full court OF British Columbia viii hold
slttings az Vancouver as well as at Vic
toria.
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Nrs. Reechrr sinking.

STANFORD Conn.. March Mrs. Hen
~ Ward Beecher IS weaker. more restless
and apparently sinking.
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Fer years ne hare Used ChaEaberlain's
Cough Remedy and alwars keep !, IN the
hossse- l. Is regarded IN or family as
specific ior Gods and cronp. II Is Ai=o in
valuable Tor whoopiag cough. No family
where there are chiso-en should be without
.I-R 4. RoaE-y, O.nev, No.
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Much in Little

Il especially s-Se q Hood-s Pts. fas 10 ne.s-
ere eve. eoa.sfnet 20 great earzssve ro~er =
- szaE space Thcy are wsols raecscirs
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SHE Is 4 CHURCH MEMBER.
Mrs sIniicieh Defends Dfvorc,
suit ON That Ground.

TACOMA March Especial Judge
Kesu today bTaveS the threatening wrath
% the Roman Catholic church by granting
Frank SInicica divorce from his wife.
Suit was brought by SImicich on the
ground - deseFiion. he and his Mary
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ills

SICK hes1arhe. szunfscs, constipation etr- 10
The Only PtIa % take with Hoods szrssDsrilA
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F.-B. CO. B.esa FOR A.A.A. sssaissrs-
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eae@t. always rea6y. a.
ways e3cses-, always AT
lzfsctory: prevent . cod
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
Electric BitterS.

Electric Bittcrs is medicine suited
for any season but perhaps more gen
orally needed when the languid, eX-
haustcd feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of tonic and alternative is felt.
A prompt use of this medicine has
often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevcrs. No medicine Will act
more surely in counteracting and free
ing the system from the malarial poi
son. Headache, Indigestion, Con-
sumption, Dizziness yield to Electric
Bittcrs. Fifty cents and $l.00 per
bottle at w. II. prideaux' drug store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
Z. c. Fiedler. Attorney.

ITATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
y In Probate
Notice is hereby given that at Il special
term of the Iowa county court, to be held in
and for said county. at the court house, in
the city of Dodgevilie, in said county on the
18th day of October A. ID. 1897 being
the second Tuesday of said month at one
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the fol-
lowing matters will be heard and considered;
The application of William & Buckingham
executor of the estate of William Bucking-
ham, late of said county deceased, for the
examination and allowance of his adminis-
trat ion account, and the assignment OF the
residue of said estate To such persons AS are
by law entitled to the same and that the last
will and testament OF said deceased be con-
strucd.
And it is further ordered, that public no.
tice thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested by publishing a copy of this notice for
three weeks successfully, prior to said day
OF hearing, in The Iowa County Democrat. il
weekly newspaper published in said county
BY order of the court;
G. I. OSBORN, Judge.
Dated Dodgeville Wis, September 7th, 1897.
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Ex-Soldiers, Attention!

There will an afternoon meeting of
Geo. III. Legate Post, No. l25, at its
headquarters in Mineral Point, on
Thursday, Oct. 2S, 1897, at 2:3O o'clock
followed by refreshments. All ex-
soldiers are cordially invited
whether members of the Grand
Army or not, aud n pleasant time is
Womised. Business of Importance
including discussion of hall for per-
manent quarters, will be considered
by the Post.
GEORGE JEUCK, Commander
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-21
NOTICE EASTMAN'S
LUMBER SHEDS

Well filled with iirst-class stock of
lumber.
We have been here only Il few years
and built up large trade which we
are better prepared to handle than
any yard in this vicinity.
Our aim is and has been to please
the trade.
We propose now to give you Dry
Lumber all seasons of the year. If
you are not customer of ours it will
pay you to look over our stock and
vt our prices. We are here to do
business with you. We make special
inducements for money.
EASTMAN LUMBER co.