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MASONJC NOTTCE

DHE stated CONVUCATION OF a
Il Penn T. A. e, No. ., Will be held ~ ~
Masonic Hall, GayosO Block, fs morrow ~
(MUNDAYJ, Au ust lgth, al $ O'Clock.
Visiting COui paniCns in good standing are
fraternaliy invited.
A. J. W HELLER. n. p.
JOHN J. WELLER, Secretary aus
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NJ .1gsG-fn The s. ca1d Chancerv Court o
shelby county, tennessee ihonlas Hutch
lusru es al. vs.. james A. Ancsrs0r, Admin
istrafor, efc., et al
krnppearirg fEom the bill which Is sworn 4
iu ms calse tlat tne defendants. rfcuasl
Iohn-on. u James G.. ICnnsul and T. O. Iona
rhue. rsrlucrs rs johnson bros. & Co.. are res
iceals 81 NV York; Azres Coll, bric get Oh
Eliza1efh Coll and AS garet C1A, are resi-
GEMS 81 AIass'lc uusetts, ant staai they are a.
uon-reSlzienls OF the STATE 0f reuuEseee
JtiB tharGfOrs ordered BY Che CieFE ani Mas
taf sfat iney make their a2D1rr11Ee herein
a. TIE Courtha15e In the -ecnud 1litleerl
Cosiff u sac city Of eteuduhfs Eean. on or BE-
f1fr l1e rfst scnday IN Serlsr 5Er, ISIS. AZ.
i riss1- aasgeror d-lnuz 10 com 1lainaif's b.li
6r sle same viii be c. ken Ter loufassad as 4
{ t'iftn alld set lor hearing ex saFte, ana that
coy Of THIS order ue pupGsh@d rnce a wees
Z ~ l1q7 Successive Eezlzs, the 1Ielnpuis Al
-. y. i. STEW ~ g isrk and Master
bV 0eor1e Aaiier5s Depafq e, sind 81.
As.rs g Eiiett, SOS Tar cofoPiB . 4u9 mo
4lty -four and tbree-fOur tbs. east ten ~nnIrs II
~ ana slxty-sLx Links 10 she sO1 11.sI Il
q al said CrlsIna aus lot. therrr ~er1lrI-, 4
u. .chTins ard seveury-tl1ee and ar,1.lsIf
eo The N ffz1rtoiph rcad : thoace rli1r
81 q - tbs rqln- 81 peFiEusar
Ils ~ ~ 9alF.icu i. ralF-il Titf1 y.
eI4~f..fl 1fa, 1ut I sell a-iv a. trust.
t.@- HalIl, 1rrzt1e
- < saxRr. Ataorns7s.
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at Ia o'clock am AZ No lo3 Union street, the
following described property, to-wits once
peSlzs. Iron safe / Letter tres, Two no 50
movements on Lots l03 aud III Jnion street.
fIts (D 4id upl Insurance foNcy ler talQs
Na saddle Here, -ridle end S-tdles saw
tiarea on Wolf river, est porte q the niogth
81 aalvoa l1aynso-aIl in pertect oItler, also
one ShlngIa Machine attached 70 the SAID
soT particulars apply at my onlee, No 4
aHsns5 o GDRIDGE. Assignee
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GIxsERs. LOOK mERss

I have control Of an engine. nearly rev.
1 Wuicu I Weh t. run on share gl-l al.ll
party who has a gin, press and housa- A4-
dress r. RIDDLE
cs.z Eassrs. White, Lsngs-af q Co..
-
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IN JEE7sORIAIf.

II is understood 10 New York that
Governor Dix hiss presented additional
charges against Mayor Havempyar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-09

NRw ORLEANs, August SIN the
Republican State convention among
re-olutious reported this morning By the
committee on resolutions was the fol-
lowing: "Fifth, That duty and sound
T,oliev alike cOBstrain US TO nominate
md support for Office none but men Of
t.UOwn honesty aud capacity, and that
men who are unmindful Of the interests
Of the State and whose records are re-
nroaeh to the party, shall not be per-
aitted 10 force themselves upon us IN
any capacity. under any pretense
yghatever.n The resolutions indorse the
8 ATE administration for pursuing 8
rlrbt course while cOntending with an
o-qan.14d system Of viiiicatiOn and
sois represeatatiOn at home and abroad
llenol, zee violence and attempts % brine
s,i.out a ,soisf'ct Of races, and pledges ths
osffy 10 siVe a fir eieotion and TO re
duce expendi,pres
t.,,,t tszestv sfYseii houses, valued Al
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~ ,ara fnroiitv with the request OF stock
hcldara ~ ths southern tdt " Ofks OF Aeits-
r,I,fs ARD ia 'obedienca 70 the requirements q
~. tr-i1rs OF the cru1 peuy, the stOckhotd
~ ri rffse southern Oil Works are he e1y no
tifted that there VIII BE a. eiec ION lo1 z
fr.re ,,isoe on tho - eeEd Eue oay - - II
7e'.,1 +, -. 1874 ar Mem pi8e. Io1u. The meet
~ srorist - ~, PTehiacnI.
5orrss X t-Il1rlsi,.-ss;. eclelary.
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ALLISON BROTHERS
II UNION STREET.
Bankruptcy sale.
ssiurasT, August %, 1879,

~ ,-i-.,,a Of General order OF sale entered
f6 hT Inc Unitsf states District court I
ti,a District of west Tennessee, VIII sell, 3t
public auction. on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-09

AN INTERVIEW WITH Mas. d. POWER
OF THE GOLDEN AGE
v,.. - ~. .t,,..,.,, rim a. Of T'i,ursdav1

AN INTERVIEW WITH Mss. s ID. PO" kk'
OF THE GOLDEN AGE.
From the Chicago Times Of Thursday
Last evening on one Of the late trains
into this city, arrived q lady whose VII
lingness to tell what she knows about
the present Beeeher-Tit0n nasllness
has enabled the Times to supply TO its
readers the first information with re-
spect to the missing link in what has
always been felt to be the most impor-
tant testimony against Mr. Beeehef-
his letter TO Tilicn, dated the first of
January, 1871. 1t Will be reeollected
there was an awkward hiatus IN the let
ter, as published. This is at last filed
up, and Mr.. Beecher's guilt rendered as
clear as the sunlight. The lady in qaes-
/ ton Is
MRS. S. D. POWER,
a riember OF the editorial staff Of Til
toms paper, The Golden Age, Of New
/ York. She arrived late last evening,
and will leave on the through express
( this morning for the east. She favored
/ the Mattes0n house with her patronage
and was located in pleasant room st76 D
Mrs. Power is q lady about thirty
Years Of age, rather good looking, o.
elegant appearance. She was dressed II
a travelling suit of gray, and SPOKE il
soft mellifuocs tones in very franz
way.
Rep0rter-The public, Mrs. Power
through the Tines, would be glad Of an,
further iifofnatiOu on this Beecher
Iilton business which It may be in you
power 10 give 1t.
Mrs. Power shall be glad 10 tell al
4 I know Ifhink that il ia ab0ut tim
that the whole truth came cut.
u Reporter-W What point shall we tax
! up first?
Mrs. Povei9 There afe 50 many cor
neefed with Il = subject.
, RepOrter--y y,u have, Of course, see
the letter written ~ Bsecller to 4atol
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PARIS

is thirty-eight miles east Of Bonham, on
the line OF the Texas and Pacific and
Memphis road. 1t has perhaps five or
six thousand inhabitants. A Mrs.
Buckner. the wife OF Elder Daniel Buck
ner, of Kentucky, has made twenty
thousand dollars here since the war
teaching school. She Owls several
houses, ant still conducts 2 hoarishing
female academy Of one hundred pupils
An Indian cnief, Jones, constructed
here his domieii, ON which he expended
thirty thousand dollars. The people are
most impatient for the completion OF
the Pacific road, having its present ter
minus eight miles from that place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-09

He was young and serious, and ia the
fair eloaming he escorted his wsfe to
where the sparkling soda gushed from q
marble fountain. Gravsly he gazed st
the man who asked, fWhat sifup?"
and answered, iiCTusade." Life seemed
beautiful thst moment, but s parely zire
horror seized him as the gentle young
wife said she'd try some, too. He laugh
ed family, it Is said, but he felt like :
silent tomb or q lanatic ssylum-ii
/ didn't much matter which. However
the soda man nobiy fulfilled bis tlnst
he preserved his presence Of mind snt
handed the wife 3 dose Of particular.
energetic ginger, while the alernle'
/ husband was eomforted with the tsgo'
he desired. He wishes never 70 STAN
4 upon such an apex Of agony again.
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GlEa. EDN DEaTEsF-reeth userted, n n
y or to a fu I ssr, in an artistic 81 i- and Of
superior teauly and durability. Teeth t.S-
lrncIed without pain by I. 2 ueo ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-09

In Texan towns south Of this, even in
Marshall, feas do most sbound. L saw
men eating melons on the sidewalk and
hungry swine were gathered around
fishting and bowling over the Einds.
People, imbued with prejudices Of race
aud abhorring the civil rights bill, IS do
these Texans, should build two villages
az each railway station, assigning one 70
the exclusive use Of dogs, swine and
| feas. When a fellow enclosed q nice
garden at Tyler, half the most produe-
tive, lively soil jumped the fence and
went bouncing sPortively away. Race
amalgsmatioR is hardly worse than this
pig-headed endurance Of the presence ol
swine. If there be no other mode Of re-
! lieving Texan villages Of filthy hogs
the Mosaic law should be proclaimed,
and the populace eircumeised and con.
sumption OF swine-fiesh prohibited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-09

About twenty ans2h houses, valued 1t
ef-.a.- fnouea were burned
darIns IS yeslereay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-09

DOOley's Yeast Powder
~. 49, a-. M. an -n--.
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JOSHUA BROWN, Jr.

ACES2TLEDsSe OUR ouR cUsrosER rHEIR LHE
o. s. o - n bu
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05
.InrrnrarIna ExiIR,oIara..--..

InrrnrarrNn ExiRlRlnIAra. Wa mn.
,d..stand m IA ea !. g The Prea.
'bvtarri,ns Chnroh On ,,ond.v eye,,;nv
~ th.,v;;eai ver : alrkablv uninne
and =;,tarsat;no Notioa had l,as ~ 81.
p. ~. aR.iio..h;n M..,;no,, -.o ~
~ ina = tb.1 tine. and al narson.
con11aafad MI ia sonsreoation svar.
|;nvited a IS nresent &, g -
sXn. honr. - anent & ch,;.t;.n ..ln.
tat;ons IA DISQUALIFICATION. !. f. nonnec,;on
|vnk' .:vhich m NM ! x,rnn exnres.L.
~; 81 or,titudas for tha ..lahor of love,,
which Rsv. &. Il. Webstsr, of Grand
Rapid, has bestowed upon the couxrs.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

NORrGAGE ,,FORECLOSU re
M Defeat has be,n mad, In the DAY.
nsnt 81. the sixteen { hundred aid nine.
y six dollars whieh 70 elaimed 70 10 due ct
the date Or this notice on certain mortsses
bearing dsts On The Arst day Of: April A. b.
1871, 'maAsH aud executed bys 1rssaan n.
Drown o. the oounty Of Mower IN the state
Of Minnesota, "a, John White OF the county Of
Mower insaid state Of Minnesota, and daily re-
corded IN The ONCE Of the Register 81 Deeds il
and for said, County OF Mower, On the third
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

INSTRUCT COURT.-sTATE or
~ MINHEs0TA ,-TENrH JUDICIAL
DIS. DaSrKioT,-oouNTY OF MowBR,--sun-
1imoa Andersen, Plaintiff against ,Orlertser
S. sylvs't'r Smith, W. =. AastiA, Defen-
The State Of Ninnesots to The shove named
Defendan q.
You and each Of you are hereby sum,noned
and required 70 answer ths senp lsiut In TIL,
action, whieh has been thIed with the Clork Of
said Court. st bis stacs IN tho city Of Austin,
In said County, and 10 serve copy Of your
answer % the said complaint, on tho supscri
bers, It their Office In Austin. Mower County
Mtnncsota, xithins twenty days afters the ser.
Woo OF this summons upon you. exclusive ii
the, day Of such ssrviss. asd III You fail "a
answer thu said complaint within thu ,i,nt
aforesaid. the Plaintiff ia this action willt.ke
judgement against you for the sum Of tw'
hundred ninetyAOn" and 60 LOO dollars, and
interest on said sum from Octohers lat, 4. D.
1869, at the rate Of seven ~ pcr cent POI
annum, and costs Of actionas. = d '. %'ss
F.. Dated January 10Th, a. D. 1874. 81 {
.,..,,s ss1=..,I CRANDALL q FkENCB.
~ Plsintid's Attorneys, Austin, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05
1906 600
lN CASH GIFTS.
To'DE DIsTRIBU BID BIT THE

77s Sowing Maehinss ......... ......... 50 to 166
Is Elsesat to ~. 10y
So. !" ~ elodeons..... ........ 50 70 zoo
Cash Gifts, SilverW arc ete.vslued st$' 500, 1000
A chance to draw sny Of the shove prises
Tor Is cents. Tickets describing prises are
SEALED In envelopes and we'll mixed. On
receipt Of IS cents ) ssALBD 1lcknf q drawn
without choice, and sent ~ mail TO any I'D
aress. Ths prize named upon IL will b Dc.
Iiversd 70 The ticket holder 81 payment 81
ous DoLLAa Pgisss are Immediately sent
70 any address BY express or retain mail.
You will know what your prise 10 before
you pay for Il, No blanks. Our patrons can
depend On fair dealing. - =. s.S,. II, 80
Oprxios, Or rsE FREss.-Fair dealing can
Is relied ON. Y. HeraM. Aug. %. A
genuine distributiou.- World, Sept. Q. Not
ono Of The huml.ugs Of The day; Weekly
Tribune, Juiy Z. They give general salts
faction. -!SMa,, Zeit""y. Aug. 5. 81" -.
HErxRExcEs. BY kind pcrmission ~ r.
for to tho following: franklin s. Lane,
Louisville, drew 81, 1000; Misc Hattie Bank
Or, Charleston, 81, 900; Mrs. Louisa T. Blake,
St. Paul Piano 500; Samuel v. :Raymo"
Boston, $500; Eugene r. Bracket, Pitts
burgh, Watch, $500 /; Miss Anote Ossood,
Now Orleans, g. 900; Emery L. Pratt, 90.
iumbus. Ohio, 81 900. ,.s,...f,*,. -. = =.
i OHE CAsu Grvr in every package OF $50
tickets guaranteed. 5 tickets for One Dol
lar !: IL Tor Two Dollars; IS for Three Dol
lars =; so for Five Dollars; $50 for Fifteen
Dollars. ~ N p; #5ss}4f>z.t..
Agents wanted, to WHOM We offer liberal
Inducements and guarantee satlsfaetion.;
Address, 4. 7. BARNUM / CO.,
5sm3 ~ Rsuadway, \. :.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

Charles Stock man. Of this township,
has Lest Eve horses this winter from ,
disease Of che nature Of dropsey, and
which il supposed to be aresult Of the
epixootic which prevailed last year.
VIM. Dustin, Of this village. has ll-
so Loot horse from the same disease.
and We have heard Of : number Of cas-.
A.. IT,, -
Il. p. Constans, Of this village, has
also list one Of bis matched pair Of
mares which took the premium At the
lsstcounty fair She was kicked near
the stide By her mate, and Mr. Cons
tass was compelled to shoot her Blue
Fash CIV Pot. ss5524@+ &, 80
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05
4 THE GREAT CAUSE
q OF
HUMAN Al MISERY !
vslOps, Price sie cenfe, =

sstOps. Prtos si1 eeHfs. =
A Lecture on the Nature. Trest u.eut
end Radical saso Of Seminal Weakness, u
6psrmstorrhua, indacsd by Self Abuse, invol-
Euntary Enissious. Impotsnoy, Nervous Debit
ity, and Impsdimenta 70 Marriage generally !;
Consumption, RpiIspsy,spd Fits. Mental and
Physical Incspacity. &o.-By Robstt ]. Gull.
VEnWELL, N. D., Author Of the "0rsen
B@ok"' 30 - .%S,-s%~.. $50 b. I
Tho wofldsrenowme,i author, ius t's,x aitnts
rablc Lecture, cenrIx proves from h.. own ex
p"ricnce thu' the awful co',scguc,,cr- y. Self!
Abuse may he ieNhetual!y s7feEavel withnu'
medirine,A and without surgical operations
bongics. instruments. stn .sn; 500 Us, pm
ing out II mods III cum al nnee cer4,l,n al !
cdectual ~ when every suifer"r. n, matter
what the condition may he. may cure h,D>eii
ohesply, privately and r"dies1ly,
~ Ths Lectare mill l,roce bonn % thou
/ samis and tho.aan1s. = -
Sent uader soal. in plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt Of six cents, or two post
age stamps.
Address tho Publishers,7, IL "
= &CHAS J. G. KLINE l. CO..
127 BsWery, New York, (P. O. Box, 1856.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

+ A CIR Of train on the great western
railway in Canada, took ire last Monday
By the explosion Of lamp, and was con
sumed together with eight passengers
before the train could be halted. s3-zz@
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05
6CHROMO

Carlo In isclief," Good MorniuR -
"sPRIN0 FLOWERS" "sCMMER FLOW
ERs," AWAKE" and "ASLEkP," With the
SCIENTIFIC. WEEKLY, and WEE KY AT
WORK (Coneentratsd), for $500. -
Two fthcse Chromos are tho siss ef"Wide
Awake ami Fast Asleep" the others sone~ hat
smaller. subscribers furnished AT ONCE
Nth the chromos. AGENTS oar make
lishess.. =. 80, ~, ~; =.
- Address. =. v. ADAMS. II R..kusa g.,
n. T. lSw6
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05
SEEDS AND PLANTS

- rruocape Cod Cranberry nest
~ Ss-ort for Upland, Lowlsnd: OF
| ~ Garden, by nail p ePatd. $l:oo
~ per 100, $500 per 1000: A price
Cat alosue, Of this aud oil Fruits, Ornamental
Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, BAL b, Roses,
Plants, &c., and FRESH FLOWER AND
GARDEN SEEDS, the choicest collection 10
the country, with all novelties. will DO sent
j gratis to any pin in address. Is sorts Of eth
Or flower, Garden, Tree. Fruit, Evergreen, Or
nerb Seeds, for 81 90. sent = mail. PR paid.
B.M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plynoth, ness, Estebltshsd
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

E. * Passenger train. on the north western
railway last Friday, when about two miles
east Of Winona, while crossing : piece Of
Eteste work, spread the rails and va
Ecapsized, killing one G. G. Udell, and
seriously injuring several other paasen-
Igefs. The verdict Of the coroner's jury,
shows that the officers Of company knew
tie bridge "a Be II q unsafe conditio
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

LIEUT.. Gov. Bates Of Michigan
died last Monday, 1t Traverse City.
He vas : veteran Journalist, aud tore
man Of the New Y orker, when it vas
edited ~ Horace Greeley. -, r.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

Now, therefore, bcpit known thut I,
Ulysses 3. Grant, President "fthc United
States of America, hxye caused the aaid
treaty TO bc made public, to the end that
the same, and every clause and article
thereof. llay be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by tho United States, and
tho citizens thereof.
In witness whereof ! have horcunto get
my hand, and caused the seal of the Uni
ted States 10 be affixed. -. %.
Done Il. tho city ,Of lVashingt0n this
twenty fourth day Of December, in the
year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
drcd and seventy three, and oftke Indie.
pendence Of the United States of America
the sntncty.eifllth.r i, ~ r. - - y
ss.seess..s.s..s g. GRANT
BY the President. 1884,.
E HmMILTON. F1sIr.
.~..5 Secretary Of State. ...4
60. -, ~. OFFICIAL. r,., *ss-.f:.
Laws Of the Unite, States passed at the
First Session Of the Forty Third Con.
grcss. .z.5 a.. ..:a5sv IL s5s;}'i-
ADDITIONAL. ARTICLES OF .AG.
= 3.,=.iE<st =; REEMENT. e4Elt*s :,.ss,
t. THEs, :POST-OFFIGE DEPART.
lAtIsNTSf OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA .<lAND,zOF NEW
FOUNDLAND.l. s<St.4 ssi>.s -. .%..5- j.
..s1a s9ss q, s.sss. -, g. >.
sis4s ss.ss Hs1AbLIs Shin d.
An exchange Of postal cards between
tho two countries. -. ..s.< &s',;fss.:
H ,:ss= 80 .s:s..ss 49,, q
p .lza:.s IVY II s@ ARTICLE IL .@.a . lsat'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

The Ladies' Temperance movement
is meeting with substantia: success, 10
many localities, ind bids fair to become
..:...,8 =~s9f I 'zetE5G so 2'@| ~;
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

Tar Washington manufacturing
company It Gloucester, n. Y: hare
discharged about 700 laborsrs, because
they insisted upon higher wages. ::n
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- TREATY RETWEEN THE UNI.
TED STATES. OF AMERICA, AND
THE REPUBLIC OF ECUADOR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05
EXTRADITION.

Concluded June e, 1874; y ~ ~
Ratification advised by 8ensts January
9, 1873. 's's 2 e@@sE7ss', Esttss5, s5,f|f 80
Ratified by President January 10 1878
~ Ratt1ed by President ofaKducst0s No,
Ivember -, 1873. .4sse.s 81 tst e4szs - q
! Rati6oations exchanged At Quito No
.vembers -, 1879. .gss.a:~esz, 4,7.3,.:z ,es.g
81 Proclaimed December "a, 1878. >t,.s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05
The FarnIsr1 .anasrauSs xSso.
IS etaeion, &c

SIS eaaaion. 8
Last week, the country vasg startled
BY publisAad statement, psrposssins]
to bs the result Of = complete invssti-
CATION Of the Farmers Insurance. Asso-
oiasion. its condition and methods Of
doing business. Il was represented @
being badly nanagsd, ssnsounds 1aas6.al
oially, illsgituaee. III theory, asd. ttaad..
slsnt practices; without any legal
organization, and unable to mse. its
losses, in the manner prescribed 81 ths,
by,i.v.: Tho persons Who took upou,'
.Asnselses the responsibility Of making
the 1srious charges, arc members Of
The executive eoumittss Of tie State
Grange Pof H, and constituted thsa-
selves. RIB mietse. They .re 9. D.
9slhsrxood. Q. +. Brand, and, r.. A,
Simmoas.,ss The officers Of the assooia-
zion, have published : defence in which
il orr Judgment they not only vipdi.
eats their own o6eial conduct, but
|show eooelasively thar the association
y hals y. fully realised all that ~.
sxpeeted Of il, having, done business
eoas than. eish d year, without exhaa,-
tint The to PER cent premium dspssi.
ted 81 the insured, ,assa fund. against
Which to draw for the payment ofsloss.
q: lie Just what Il has al~syss pro.
/ poosledsto Il. - cooperative institution,
fdrpishing protection to ito members, 4,
u precise cest, II doing this, it ha,
saved to it, policy holders ONE HALF d
what the same prot 5tion IN stock com.
| paniss would have cost. 10 othel
sorda. Insurance 10 stock companis.
would have cost tho same. class 81
risk, n.,.eA egaia., =. h.. been. Ia
len 81 the Farmers Association, du
lriss % equal period Of time: and i
Ilel5 iitaslf in = good condition 70 meal
H. HI ilitiss today, . upon any for
nor oas ofits history.
Ths Eosss charge the pretended
1oou.itass tssll sthat thsy say, With
villfal miarepsess ntations, and in soa,l
ieasas viii naslicious kalsshood.
Ths whole thing seems to have { bis.
tory, and to have been done for : pur,
pose. AZ s55;!.3*l I.
This association has long -besn !.
Thorn Is the side Of stock oonpapiea
lFs shave personal kno~ ledge Of the
ast, sthas tbssl lstp during. eaeb Of The
las three sessions Of the legislature,
had.e strong and persistent 'lobby : :,
the eapitot, for. The purpose if possible,
of.seariing lseislation unftisndlye q
Itht1 o@peny q farmers ws 8. il!
tssli1g thenselves 8 the ust eost 81 the
i 4, h!..,!.ulr''v, ! - lobbie. and leg
aiasio6 q g, only @ be attatck I'd b
myrnnad oae g moor orated monopoly,
Ind isthsiasssssa 81 those Who SAX 4
fbpilslI th.n.sl,ss -, y: tearing dovu
Z 'fSt No. a.. .... Il.
sueh stacks, 8 believe .. they 81
svrvivs, ard show themselves II 81
/ pa. worthy Of the oondd snoe which
lths;r unifoenly cir dealisR everywhere
Ihss heretofore insured. We shal
have more . say, !. additional facts
j come % orr knowledge. s. g
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

Y Jle11s, Dunn. . railroad employee,
- lnsd aeslladson WiGlsst Tuesday
lLrtntn. y assf'i$ =s.ss' =.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

ssatx Ttessqssr HAyis q Kansas, h,
beeat tnpeaeasd The House Of Repro
ssp4l1isss. s. s:
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En- W SO

+ SATISFACTION o UARA NTEED. 4. . d
Roens 8 Maple Stree, s enth sils q sPss
)io Square, s s. sss.$,. v6-l2-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-05

TaE Legislature will closeits labors
tonight, and formally adjourn at 10
clock m. tomorrow. :s ~ :
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Mil & St Paul R. R,

IowAzA MINNESOTA s1Es't r'lIAa* DIVISION:
Z Passenger Trains going East, depart from
st, Paul, at 6,75 !. m; arrive ct Austin l1,le
.. M, and q MeG regor at.6;s5 p. n. Coin s
west, leave MoS.egor s 6:0o Z. NJ; arrive ct
Austin .. 1910, and Of st. Paul. at $3.50.
$50 # e. 8. MERRILL, Gent Manager.
JNO.$C. GAULT, Asst Gen. Man.
c. u. PRIOR. Superintendent,
IOWA T. DAKOTADlN1SlON. Ia.
Trains going west leave Calmsr 1t $50 .. n.
and arrive at Algona at $40 p, %. Conn
case leave Aigons 1t $40, .. m. and arrive q
Cslmsr q $50 p. n..S. szas ss5ss
Ss5.sss.sss: d. W sAN60RN tasu. ssp
ssss s. 3. MERkII -, aln. MAnsgsr.
5j' S. J.. G. aAULT, Asst, Gen. Ma.