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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05
q. y. 4 q. =. q.

The President of the Chicago Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Company presents fact
IN his annual report u the Directors Of that,
road which, though brief, fully warrants the
farmers in psrfsciing their Granger organi-
cations every where. and which should sug-
gest to merchants and shippers the expedi-
ency of following the example Of the iarmers.
The total operating expenses Of that cor
poration, including taxation, for the year
ending Decsmber 81, 1873, amounted to on.
" 5, 434, 767, SO, while the gross sarninss
we're $ll, 4O5. 225, 90. Hall the railroads in
the country should make money at that rate,
how long would it take for them to own
everything and everybody? It il, however,
TO the credit of Mr.. Walker, the President Of
this road, that he tskes practical and phil
osophical view of the antI-monopoly agita-
ton and the legislative efforts to regulate
railway charges. He wisely thinks that the
ultimate result will be better understanding
and more harmonious relations between the
railroads and the people. The Chicago, Bur-
ltngton and Quincy Company. - 10 evident
from the above figures, can certainly afford 10
take liberal view Of the matter. 1t must,
At the same time, be acknowledged BY the
general public that that road 10 model Of
good and judicious mana cement. The Affairs
Of no corporation could be moro fairly or
economically conducted. Chicago Journal.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05
APPROyED.

We learn through unofficial sources that
The new City Charter bill has been approved
By Gov. Osborn, and We regard the report
fP1,sfWOSfhv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05

"A lady 4 cosssaios seksosIsdsei that
she used rouee. 'Foe what pcrpoer sk-
Cd the fsshes. ITO make Ne APPEAR eapsivas-
iss.a 70 he answer. "Bos doe. y :a.s
vca nore tanzaijal5s' "AtI sas1 holy htA-
- thi.k 4 dosa.s The psist tosS
IL pspassnk sut e IL eo.fsaieaal ~ s6e
~. 81 leskise = ~ hee. shsHvss
.10sauna ya@ - uifAsss seiase.
1kyn ueeo - -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05
cassnso Live s,ocx Narkes.

CHICAGO, Ecbr ia.y %.
CAITLE-Qlie< AMI unchang, d, fair TO really 2ooi
shipping steers. 81 2J - 49, ehO CO. IS 2J6s . -;
extra IS at -, 60; god eoin fed Texans -, 6o9
A,65.
Hoss-3si9 active and firm. for good GRADES
a. soaes 80 fair to naedium 81 esq so .eommoo
dnll anl nominal.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05
-, aou.. Live s.eek Market.

5I. I.VtII5t l*fItI
Ho6~-Bri demand light, :; sJljs5; packers
g. @4Zj; heavy butchers 35GiJ'.
CAIILE--tirnr. fair 20 choice, - 2l1s3 60; if-
f-I or 10 medium 81 5S9 90.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05

Are blasanmiths vho nake . living b
sorxis1. or cazpsneess. Vho Do Q little coun.
0er ntfise. any wore tSaa ~ vho eli isos
end stssi ioe Evine7
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05
SPARE 4 KELSEY,

II Tie propriesoss Of The Pia.teF' House
no back On The siaien,ents made 70 our re-
Dorters i. this way. vs have nothing more
70 ~ abou. Il, except that M. Kelsey. the
vriter al The shove card. ssys thst in vri-
il n b meant that be personally knew
nosking Of TIE naas1.-lED.
Il. III thisd connt The plaintiff claims
a,.een = IL an a. $4,000. and Ae
- = b aakibg j.dgnsse fee So 900.
~ 49, = u O. b = - aaDe
= ~ lSui1mt e - Unlns1 ohfo =
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05

It's all very x.n Tor preschin'.
But preachin' and practice doo't gee;
I M posted On virtue ana temp 1oce,
And you can't ring II on Ne.
JesS toddje along With your pSedep. Squire.
Efthst's vhat you want me 70 Sign;
BetviHt me ans you, T. 70 bsen thar,
And l. II not take any In milne.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05

~.
BY the Special ''o:nmi,,ee, was read. This
evidence u's.,.y ,i.isiled the time and man.
ner of collie IA. TIE checks, drafts, etc.
Mr. J. W TAYLOR offered az a substitute
for the resolution Of impeachment the fol-
lowing: Resolved, That the Home severely
ceEsure said Treasurer and request him TO
resign his Office.
Mr.. Hackney moved that the resolution
be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. J. W. Taylor said this vas q matter
that should not be voted on hastily. Every
man was entitled to fair trial. no matter
where or what he was charged With. To
constitute a crime there must be q willful
violation Of the statue, and members would
be recreant to their duty il they did not
give Col. Hayes a fair and candid trial. He
did not care what people ont ide may say or
think, and while he was willing TO pay a de.
cent regard to public opinion upon this mat
ter, he could freely say that he was acting on
his bet Judgment. He referred to the case
in 1871, and claimed that the busIness had
been carried on in this way always, and that
i, could no. be done in any other way. He
smoke at come length and insisted strongly
ths, Col. Hayes should rot be impeached
end urged strongly the passage Of the resolu-
zion introduced by himself.
The clerk read message FROM the govern
or covering the rapo,i Of the State Bard Of
Examiners made On the 2Sth Of February,
giving the smouIt Of Currency, Gc., in the
treasury OF that date.
Mr.. Potter said, it had been said BY one
old: "Saye me from my friends and l can
protect myself from my enemies" and this
vss brought to his mind BY the remarks Of
,he member from Leavenvor'h. 'That gen.
lleman had, in fact. admitted The truth Of
ne charges made BY the ccu.,sifee, bot
IN consequences of the ALLEGED est Of IN
inpeschmen trial, TIE matter Er-. b
,verIooke. An innocent man would not
,6er any such plea, but would desaHd n |
avaaig1tios.
Il. nasoa nd b I'D sssss duty i
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05
The snOw Blockade.

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12


Tho late elections in the cast have re:
stored the Democracy to power in the
lower House in Congress- position
which they fo.f.itcd by their treason in
1851 What they were then. they. are
now. No change, either of principles or
Of purpose have the, professed, and their
restoration is the result of local circum-
stances: In Massachusetts,, temperance
and Butlcrism I've never pun) turned the
scale. New York City felt the H., .ncial
stringency, and hence voted sol'dly for
tho Democratic ticket. Pennsylvania
might have gone either way with strict
propriety, and as it is, but few not per
sonally interested, will mourn over the
defeat of Cameron. When one man runs
the politics of a great State, there is some
hing that needs attention. We know
what it is to have onc-man politics in =
small way, AM we now know what it is
to have politics in spite Of one man. In
the fullness Of our joy at the radiance,
lot Us congratulate Pennsylvanis that she
has smanc pa,cd herself from the tyranny
Of Simon Cameron. 'F>*
The Democrats lave made but little
positive gain Their victory is more
largely attributable to the stay At home
of Republicans. than to any other cause.
When. t 8 great national question Of
''who shall be President shall .again be
prevented 10 the people. they viii ~.
spond BY q hearty support Of Republican
principles. as represented by Republican
candidates.. -. =. 80 5Sss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

AUSTIN. MIMI
4RuRsDAY MORNING.. nov. =. I'm!
T6onkaGivjs. & Pr0clAnsoll0o ~
ShO PreAl00o1.. 81, Is

We .rs rs.iel.d y the changing
seasons that il u time 1" pause an gu,
daily vocx,ious aud Offer thanks to At.
u,xa.y Gvd tor the al.rciss aud album
14acs Vi The year which 70 drawing 10
elusS.
The bl.ssings II fire. government con.
sinus ~ b vvushssisd L, ~. The land
has beea trss trOm pss.i'~nce. Inter.
nal svusr IL n.siu. .,usd, and peace with
other powers has prevailed.
H. ~ h,t'sx that IT stated periods No,
esass tsun. our Accus,"lncd Pu' suits, aud
irsu. the surwv,I vi our daily lives, aud
nate ~ ,h.ukiulav.s for the blessings
o. the pss. aud i"r the cultivation Vi
kindly feelings towards eAcu other.
Now, therefore, recognizing these
soas,dsr.s,pa., |, U. s. Grant P:~.idrut
VI shs U"i.ea States, do rce,'a.u,snd I"
oil ci.'Ssns u Assemble in their resres.
tive places Ut wor>l,ip Thursday, the
29tn Jay If November next. AMI .xpr~*.
their thAsks tor the mercy aud 'sv"r Ut
Almighty God, aud, laying aside all
p%,!ltlcsi ovnte u tiums aud secular nccu.
Pst'"ss, t. observe such day ~ osy
OF Thanksgiving aud praise.
IL wiluess whsrev, herewith set
NY hand and Cause tho zeal VI thu
Ua.tsd State to Lc affixed.
Dons ~ the city Of Washington on the
z6.h Jay Ut Oet'bcr, 1874, a"d OF
the independence VI the Uults1 State.
shs nin'y-sigh.h.
(S'Xaed) U. 5 GRANT.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

A violent s'"ru, OF thunder, tighten
ing. aud wind, swept over South:r"
Minnesota last Ssturd y evening, nc
c.ssioning .er'"s* damage t" rr"prrtv
in un,ny places IL this city and vi.
entity It's treats were very n"ticcab!e u.
though not 50 destructive in. their
+tfst:e r. At other places. Ch,m"cys
w,r, dessli>hed, roof, damaged. nut.
houses blow. over, and fence scattered
in I'll directions. At L:nsins . freight
Car Va. bl"vn from tbs srack, md 4
porti"n Of tho r~'f taken: firm i ware
house, George R"biss'n's barn was
badly damaged and much If his fence
~.s destroyed Al 'iyi~the: Storm v IS
'elt VERY: severely Thu roof ~"s'"ken
fr"u, tho a"uss ii a. n. St. John, and
1t her buildings in the same vicinity
suffered u,i,,r. Or lee. dx,nske I" gone
localities W learn that hail Tell i" c''".
siderable ABUNDANCE: The ev>uinx was
warm ~ summer, and the pre- ::eding
afternoon had been xultry and "ppre"-
sivc,-Iike the Weather in 10 sca.''>
,f d,'gd.y~,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

THE "pr"s' ti"", 3" g"ner'Ily ."ccers
su' IN the Est, c'''"'"lt'el itself d"-
ring the cam 'ai.", against the en,if:
policy pursued by the Republican, il"
The c'','dpct 1T the government. They
have .hic1s:d that "Car.'e' begging"
Wa. tie -"le cause If tie ,fiaanoial re-
Verses ii the South, and "i the outra-
.r< Committed ag,i"s tho nexr".s;-
'hry have denounced tn" present tariff
system Ut s"pr'yi"9 revenue. l"
some States they have "ps"Iy adv"ca-
led r-pudia'i u. and IN others they have
resisted the application III the ll'h
and 15,. ,un."d:"e"'"; they have II
tackled ~. financial policy and "rr.ix"
ed u under the chalx IF c"rrup'i""
III "fice After March eth, they viii
have Iarg. maj ri'y in the popular
branch IT t'"ngrcss, aud they TRUST III
.ii~ate ii p:'!icy III their own. Th.y
can,"t hunger c''ntent themselves vi h
i,ul, finding. Then We shall nee h"~
they will restore harmony aud pr".pcr-
i'y in n: South; how they will sup
pr, the government by free 'rad*; h''~
:hry will rerud'..e the national det'
aud sustain the nat "nal credit hy 81
dining; how they will resume sl.cie r"y
m. ut without disturbing The i'u.i"ec.
in ers>'a Of the c'u"try. All this thry
must do in ",d.r to save theu's'Iv..
;S"u, . Confession &c dup|tcisy. Thr"
again. ~ their p.~t'"*i""s they have
invited tl,e S"u.h 10 present her claim
tn pa, u.:n, .;.he Rebel war d b' aud
j"r Indemnify for the H.. Of pr'v~..
p."p.r,y. including .'avt. >"'""c'p"trd
hy the vicissi,4,,its If the rebeII'"'.-'
The Dri,ncra,s nu.t n,nke y r-c"rd
upon Ill these gu: sti"''s during thr
II. (, {: IL -r+.s AID who. i" the north,
'.Iive. that they will make -'"e: il"
ncc"rd.nr.. with the Dictates If wisdom
aud ,h.. .l,:,,"i'ds Of JUSTICE We ar.
not 1T the number.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

vatah le sell,rs ~ Rlsd d siisposs
Il. aooisss q this diao.,ust. The n.s,l
q q shout the. paly trsd.rm..;1I
s'i1 lie aiiy VIM desire ! : sl5anti,y &
'peenit The pawnbroken-and 1,
|ahlnass IL cells the o,,us It pr. lsti,.s
their no.cs TOR three ,non,hs il Us,
snsnt. s#sss3ssss. s
rho pawnbr,kess who h.vs shop.
among the reatier elss-ra ssy they nsedl
sq.all sdsuou.in.fi IONS IS fractional ssr.
frensy % eoin, u ,ninS ..f their lcsas
q, MT rxoev.i ten ~ fifteen o-nts.-
Many pour prrst.,.s pawn their articles
Is wesfipg M srsl III triuk q 4 dipl,
when driyeo.lod - 81 the want 4 !.
...i,sle -n.rsl. OF FIND, rand such ars M,
particular :: ]. e oh. he denomination a
the 'l,t,asy stheJ receive The pawn.
htaksrs sivs shsi no:ss =vithna. inter.
tst:: thereby gaining ,h.. a.s VI .ths
tno,ry fnr three alt'nsh.. :, 81. .,.t :.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
EFFi{@lI-- NCY.

The Shuttle and B"htin Gun 10 taken "ut and
rc,,lare il ono fourth the t,ma usual. n>s-
essary with 9th = NJ .chines. The feed can b
quicki, raised or lowered :" adapt it I" thicf
.r thin ..natcrial--al.o. the length II stitch
can ,e regulated from ab W. Will" the Ma
chino 10 in u"ti. n. I e tensions are EASILY.
evenly and prrfro'lv adjusted. tho un.ler ten
sion being :elf-'egalastnx AMI a threading
up required in the Ehuttle. T e uni = thread
. drawn from = short. deep b"bbi". giving I.
p~r,eery even tension, never hre king the
thread, making the Lock the st ouycst
and hest. =z5..-'... Xii.
Run. the Light-tt Of any Shuttle Machine
Max. the least n"ise-ha- self setting urs'ir
le. Has tho mort room under the arm. New
er skips stitches ar breaks the thread. II
most esaily learned. Tar b. iDatAnsane"ussy
adjusted to work fr..w No. 800 :" No. 10 cut
ton. II thoroughly made IN al it, parts o.
the bret RaserisIe, and every Machine il
wsrrpntr,l BY the Company AMI its Agents,
Machines msy be examined 1t the:
little Store around tho Corner
~ber. G.ors. G.. Martin s.''' TIN and
HARD ARE. s>.,.' -. 49,.
i Austin, sept. ). 1870. 71ws
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

Is Is reld"n. til a,I k,caiity sblet4-
ed with aner wes.hsr than Minnesota
has enjoyed during the he. two n nth. !:
Will. the rain fall = bre,, aband.,t.
tar all pur; eosss # health aud se,'nve,..
ioncs it hss MY come dawn upon u. ~
torrents, Is it h.s IN other p"rtions II
the country, "or h.. i dr;sslsa q ..i,r,;u.h
long dre"ry day. aud ::,i,xh,., but ha.
c"n'e in gene r:.as..howers that ghddcn,s
tho heart, .s>,hcy revive and rcplr.n,i,l,I.
n" ir'st hard enough. Il, interfere with.
pl"wi"g las visited us yet. nor have.
the operation. ST shnzh.. dry or m:e'.:.,,*
ies, been delayed on acc: unit: ,,f tho
weather Brictl.yi"g i. in p,orrr,. d.
day with 10 little hirdranc. from t.,,-
p~r~.ure ~ it w,* in July. aud plaster
ing il being .i"ne Without refrranc.. I"
the nrsr approach ii winter. "r I" the
caprice If tho trn, King wh" generally
d. scrubs trom his hsperhoresn kt,,,,s and
e.ta blishcs hin dominion in this lntit d.
ut much earlier day than the present.
The brieh: r'y+ 81 the run stream int"
/ our w'rd"ws this morning, but they
touch everything ." "tliquely, that not
withdrawing they have the appearance
Of warmth, ono *liv.rs in their !amb+nt
embrace, aud involun 'arily draw. "rar-
81. the glowing CRATE aud ths: burning
coal, without whose inf,nce W ore
c"nscii.,us that the BLVD will sr,n c"n-
g.:.l and the limbs bec"u,e rigcd and
m"ti""less. Winter, Chilly, dreary aud
bleak. is SO cl"sr upon US that ne feel
his IT,, breath, even bef:re We SEE his
h oury hicks. The short days. the
clinyi"x If the sun I.'~ i -, ap', the
scu.he. . horizon; the great b. h If vap'
or hanging ia til, zeni'h; quick ch.s'
ing shadows playing along the h''l>'de'
aud in the valleys, the ni&ra,i"" ri
birds. the naked tree tops and the winds
sad requiem, MI remind us that the
spring tune. the & .wers 40: tho :fruity
have each had .heir season. and ,ha,
winter with his t. u:h "f death
his shr,ud Of snow, and
! his tomb "t ice is here, master Of cerc
monies at the huri,l "f the old year
Inward each If W the winter vi lite
and the night Ut death are coming rap
idly.-'So live that when Thy sumu'n'
eomes" &c.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
! A ONE CENT BUSINESS.
Ho.,~a Forums i: Mads Through
Buying aud Selling P nni6s.
rI,rau the New Yerk SUM-


Tier. il u maj, ia this city via /.
aus..i"g j.. , vn1x,p,e t"r,n"e ~ bug.
in. and s..IliAy pennies. IT,, and three
cen, uircrs. and Eve cent nick ie.. l."
many Of the news oapr '.t6ces, news
drp"'e. terr, of}ic.s.: retail house" VIII r.
cheap god; are sid. 6.ksr'r* aud tn
=. pl Ger, the ac..a4.u. vim Ut ~m~li
c:u very rfie hrc'nn>+ ;" rye a. t.
bec.,,ne cuu,hrrs..i,,e. 1t can u" he d..
p..se'l o., FIR c''is i. ~ p',"ty .h'tc"
t"n'ers hi ''r, :" taking it ~ change Il"
any great qu.ntry. aud j" h>*'" ="
h"u.es .wh:rs it is NEEDED tn: regular
n,.utces ii supply are always ample. -
The com might he s''"s t" the Ph'l'
drlphia Mint Tor redemption, but tn
requirements at the redemp,"" dspart-
'nrnt arc I'll .'uy t" disc 'urrE" any ba-
sinrs. u,.n To-. I'd pennies t" the
.M,nt they must FIRST hc. *.'rted and
wrap ed in pack".rs Of Eve dbl r..
each. CHI" IT vsch separate mintaxc
49, 81 b.. put .'g-thsr. It will not d.
{" n,x III: old. is>hianei c'pper. win
the bright or hr"nzc c',i,r..d nick.t>
.,,"r can y two "r u three c,nt piece
lie mixed wi,|,. ,l,e:penn,cs II they
are packed in this way they ere ri"
ryem count.,, 1T the Mint, but are
shipped back IL the render wit h"ut
delay or u"t,ce ~ any kind. The iaw
.ls,, pre-cr b.s that ~: coins -h.ll be
packed u ir"n hound boxes, aud ship.
bed 1t tho .e,,'ier's expense a. cs,ins
:.r.. heavy. the cost RI trnn>p.r, ati"n u
consider, BILE. The "fiic',l" count ,hr
W. ncy It their leisure, AMI so'l.s.in :
rho :, nd.., does mt l,ea! trt,au ki1 con-
x;.n,aen, il nsssity yvsr. lie thus
l.s,.,, The u*e 1T his nl..hsJ l;.r sthst
sltny.h Of time. This continuation INF
.yexs i.us da,ails press. II these who
h have i, sccr,,ln;,iIaiisi1 81 o'in fr.ar
sending Il "a .lha. y mi. aud i, seem. =
thong, lie II ccistt II P..il..is.rh, IL.
tended that gtbyys .hapId i,ot . .r..s 81
I'D viii, it: IS
liysrys,I.,y man riid..s the, news.
=, Der and .,ther nf6res Is . bury md
buy. The eli, ki.l been Ion,
IL IL tho newsk,ys md he cu4ta,ners.'
FIR ihv 'psuniss md 10 81 g
pays n,nc,y -.sye,,s cents ! hnpdrsa. and
Tor the thrss and fys-ccD. n.ckels he
gives ninety mine osDas for dollars
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

Two men called at the half way house
between st. Paul and Minneapolis, las,
night, drank, and refused 70 pay. The
result was aquaarel with tho barketpcr
and the fatal shooting by him Of one az
the 1rinkietx.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
= .

3, ! ~ d q 81 81 &
tho simsss % hald a. s iDnse..
y g no - ess e get, atlasy { ~
pDy rs lOn'l mention 50 On
~ q ! pprpose u dyertisiag fAct. 10
m.,siys / nsplr ss ua ~ money
- not plenty. Ve Wy % because " ran
scarcely help Il. Every body says the
same thing, and for the reason that .we
dent want to BE conside rsd singular ia
sour view, and oppossd O. tie majority,
Ne admit the truth 81 thslr ia tcmrr,is,
and relying nps,n snaar own cxperiencs
and rcposing confidence e the a.seycra-
tions Of Our. trie1dAs lantl 81 our enemies
in this case and appealing to the facts
TO establish the rectituds .of our intcn.
tioHs, " hereby JAsscrt and publicly
proclaim that THK TIMES ARE HARD.
There now.-ifwe have not shown genu.
Inc Journalistic enterprise, ID l,ur:ine up
this fact, and publishing 1t tothe world,
then enterprise and We ar; not acq1aint.
cd. From this :.;;me until next harvest.
who cra be found so ignorant as not to
kknQw that the times are hard: Every.
body knows 1t nOw. Then why talk
about II any more. The best way In the
world to keep the the times hard, 10 to
talk abaat nothing else, and to look a.
though we believe they are never going
to be my better. 8, For shame! Why.
this constant grumbling: Did the great
Father of all ever YOU chsafe more
pleasant year, or abundant crops, or bet.
ter health, or greater immunity from
calami,ies, or noblcr benevolence, or
more Charity, or christian love, than have
characterized the annual cycle now NJ
neatly run: ~Never! and standing in =
group receiving these magnificent gifts
IS they d,w from tho Divine hund,-Ee.
cause he dispenses no sgrccnbacks, we
look into, the face, Of 4hok Oliver and -le.
proach Him with the cry Of lizard tines
Were Judas in our midst with thirty
pieces Of silver, and Jesus accompanying
HIM with the "gift Of eternal liie,''' 4wt
fear that the latter could get audience u
but few until after the former had paid
out his money, and been hanged by til.
mob because lie failed while making an
effort to return to Specie payment. How
greedy we arc for money. Have we NJ"
homes that are happy.-placcs Of refuge
to which, We may flee when the world
ili-trcats us! Have We not honest pur
poses, and brave hcarts?. And will no
all true effort bring its reward # we per
severe: Then let US make no morc com
plant. Labor, well-directcd and earncs
will emancipate Us from every species I,
bondtge, x'd lift us iato condition "
peace and plenty. 81 lie; Us work on
but in working not f;,rgct to work cheer
| I'LL
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

:. II. n. R6s4, shot and killed Patrick
O'Connor last Tuesday, 4 ST. Paul The
killing Was done in broad dsys light, On
1 public street, in the presence of'gat
least twenty persons. Il Z time that
Rose Vas plucked. !, and it, perfume ex--
hailed upon the gallows and the halter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

In the struggle at Washington. during
the session Of Congress, just ended, Mrs.
Youngs' influence more than any other,
aided in securing the enac.ment Of col
it.ry law. The discarded wife n {. IT,
rant became the honored guest of the
best and n"blest Of the Repuhlic.-sal,
Lake Daily Tribune. - =: ,'. 80
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
DURA:' :IL.1TY.

The: Machine I. pu' up in tho most .u..st.n
tial ,uannsr.. of the vsry best ,natesiai-aud
having few w"rkiug parts. il is u'qu~stiou-
ably the most durable Machine made The
Of the shuttle and Shu''le-race
Is euch that n" wear comes on the SHUTTLE. ~
IL other Machines. cans. qusnsly the Shuttle
dues not wear sharp and cut the thrr.d-aaso
tho wearing puints Vi the Machine are all
jue,ed tn steel ceDt-rs. the r-by avoiding 'rie
ti"n, an! adding greatly t" it, iurss'i:ity.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

srveKsL years &C" = h"p-fal young
5,n;ni-,-r left these .h.'rS. tor III. c.nni-
!.sl 1rl,nds a. = mi-si''o.ry o. ar
irving ut the end. IT his journey. the
natives w-ivh.d hin, anil CT. aliver
IF hi. ler =. = sample. H. came .k",ns;'
by the next boa'. a"d y nav thetravsl-
ing agent a. : oirosas: ~. III !
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12

y 80, .'.-.sa*.- 'E:.E1.
HoN. E.. W. Dixie, State Treasurer, and
. Mrs, Smith will be married to-day at
Woodstock, H., from whence they will
proceed Immediately t. 81 Paul. ss We
extend our congratulations .@.>. :.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
L,IGHT.~ ESS.

1t runs lightly and easily. and sews with great
speed on any material. thereby: admitting #
it, use by many in delicate health. who hAv.
heretofore been unable t" use Swing Ma
chimes. OF their ligh' ami easy running
qualities, numerous testimonials are constant.
~ being 70 :sived.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
NO HOLES

10 thread either above or in tho shuttle. Til.
Shuttle requires NO threading. being rssdy ~
work ~ s"'n a. tie Bo bin il place" in il.
II the Machine accidontsll, tsrns backward.
it does 10 harm and breaks ~ thread or
9sedlss.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-11-12
Some Of the Reasons
American Machine
Is THE BEST;

SIM PI.ICITY.
It has hut few WORKING parts. and il a1ways
ready :" work. Tic simple nsnne in which
the Machine i. threaded. makes it ~.-y Of &C
oomplish,uent BY the most inexperienced. -
There being