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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-07

ness College in the west. The foiioWiss
are some of It's special advantages:
Isl, II is member Of the lntefaation-
al Business College Association, and lis
Scholarships arc good in ~ the colleges
of the Association.
I'd The student sdpss money by cheap
err rates for board Good board, in pri-
waite families, costs onr students from
S400t to $3.50 per week The same class
of board would cost, in n large city oil
three hundred thousand inhabitants, ut
least two dollars per week Mere--a say
ing to our students, while taking the
course, of more than enough To pay Tor
Life Scholarship ia our institution
But We do more We have large mum.
Der of students Who club together and
board themselves. and II all who board
in this way, we furnish, free 81 charge,
the use of furniture, including bedstead,
chairs, table, stove, and cooking utene
sis. Some of our best students are
boarding in this way, II less than one
dollar and half per week, including all
expenses for board and room rent,
A smart student, WHO boards himself
US suggested above. can complete tie
whole course for ono hundred aEd taoeafg-
fre oIlars-inelading tuition, board,
books, stationery, and ali necessary cx-
peascs This allows for five months
board anil expenses.
81. There are no extra expenses, gas
tax, matficulation, janitor's, or gradual.
ing ices.
4th. Our rooms are arranged express
! Is for our Business College. They arr
the largest ana most complete rooms
used for Business College purposes in
the West. the main hall being 60x90 feet.
Students are required 10 study ut the
College, where they can apply to ti,e
teacher in charge for instruction and
explanation as they may need it.
9th. Tie DaaeapeJt business Gplle9e
is TIE best because il is the largest ana
cheapest; because of It's experienced and
able teachers; because il is located IN
the largest aud best city in the State.
and - able It. furnish situations to a
larger per cent 81 its graduates; and be-
cause It possesses the confidence of the
entire business community, and its III.
| plomas are passports TO favor among
business men.
9th. Tie ictnat business Impairment
OF this College affords ample facilities
/ to impress upon the students mind what
he has learned in the theory department.
The students not only do business among
themselves in the College, but with the
other Colleges OF the Association, thus
establishing inter communication, where
| by foreign business h carried Oh in tie
same manner as thar which takes place
\ in tie Actual Business World This
/ intefeommunication Is nov actualIy
taking place, thus opening i correspond
cree between other College, Of The Assa.
citation through tse4e agencies, ship.
ments are made and eonsiguments r.
ceived, With All the attending corrcs-
pondence.
The Telcgranhir Department is in
charge Of practical operator, OF cxge-
rience and ability, wbo lsyotes lds whole
time exclusively n this department.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-07

q
intluding descriptive papers on American
cities, will open in Jan. with a narrative OF
Western Discovery and Adventure, by Major
Powell, whose descent OF the Colorado il one
of the most famous exploits of Western .ray
Ell, This series will rival THE GREAT
SOUTH papers in the magnifcencc of its
illustrations, whilst possessing greater var
iety and wider interest Also another Illus
trated series:
"A Farmers Vacation in Europe
stx articles reeounting the experience Of a
well known American farmer and engineer
Col. Waring, of Ogden Farm, Newport, r
| during tour through some Of the less
frequented parts of Western Europe, in the
autumn Of 1913. series of papers of great
interest on
French Literature and Partisan
Life
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begins in Nov. and will run for three or fou,
months. There will also be other novelette,,
and shorter stories by leading American ant
English Story writers. The Magazine viii
continue to hold its pre-eminence in this re
gard. The Essays, Reviews, and Editorial
Papers will. as heretofore, employ the ables,
pens in beth Europe and America. Home
and Society, which has grown In favor and
IN excellence from the first, will be made
more attractive, useful, and valuable in it,
influence on the social life and culture Of the
American people. The Etchings will be still
further improved, and there will be greater
variety In this department.
scribner's Monthly, by the verdict OF both
the English and the American press, is 1.-The
best of all the Monthles,"
The Eight Bound Volumes of Scribner con.
stitnte an illustrated libary OF more than
500 octave pages. They contain more than
dozen splendid serial stories, nearly one
hundred shorter stories, more than thou
sand separate articles, essays, poems, edi.
torials, and reviews, embellished with early
two thousand illustrations. We have re-
printed at great expense the earlier volumes,
and now offer a limited number at reduced
rates in connection with subscriptions, No
other opportunity will probably ever be Civ.
en- to get complete sets of this unriyaled
monthly, the expense Of reprinting IN small
editions being SO great as to be prohibitorv
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"A Farmers Vacation in Europe,
French Literature and Partisan
Life.


~ Albert Rhodes, with Illustrations nv
French Artists, will appear daring the year.
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LEADING FOREIGN AUTHORS

WHIbe given. Together With an amount unal !.
preached BY any other periodical In the world OF
the best literary and scientific matter Of the day
from the pens OF the above named, and many OF Il /.
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knowledge and progress.
The Importance OF the LIVING .sGE TO every
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-07

The largest and most successful busi
ness College in the west. The ioiio"Hs
are some of its special advantages
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has loaned upon improved real estate In Iowa
Nearly one Million of Dollars

ana continues 70 iend its funds fn nrnr,r,
reiltbi. parties, in stIus If Il so ard i I,
WARTS, ior nNe or more years. on favoraIy,v
!ocateu. WelI-inproSed real nrng eFty ,coytI
three times The amount, at han Der cent
per ahham, payable semi.anrtnaIiy. prer
slphee -lSen to members Of the t:e,n panv
Iai1es wishing to procure loans mall an
ply directly Ia the State Agent lar inynrnap
lioh, stating definitely AZ to iocatieTfs I'M
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IL may not be generally lftfsun tha, ~
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-01-07

1st. II is a member Of the liberation
al Business College Association, and lis
Scholarships arc good ia i'll the Colleges
of the Association.
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First 100 Years e he Republic.

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MY TOURMALINE:

r, The Modern Robinson Crusoc," Jules
erne's latest story, will be continued, with
: illustrations. A story, by SAKE Holm.
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1875.

The prospectus Of the second volume
shows that there Is to be no falling off, but
an increase in its literary and pictorial at
fractions. Among other attractive features
are TWO SPLENDID SERIAL STORIES,
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1.-THE story Of seven Oaks.
American Life 4 Scenery

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BUSINESS!

Enterprising young men anu women
ambitious to makea successful start IN
business are offered superior faciii'ies
for preparing themselves. at The
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AGENTS WANTED for the CENTENNIAL :
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A complete cyciopedia OF ali the states,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-19

The secretary VI war returns from
West fnlnl Saturday,
Treasurer AeWWill hehlreIuue Gath
Tho state department hus advice,
that Portugal has forbidden the mpor
lAll0h ~ potatoes from tlp United
| HlAips,
COLuMnus, June lA,-'rhe cnnypn'
ton nominated William Allen fnrgOv-
ernor aud Samuel i, Carey Tor liculen'
AMI governor
SARATOGA, June l6,-The Alabama
and lennessee editors arrived here TO-
day, aud were rendered the Inequalities
Of tie village,
The Alahama association telpgraphed
greellng 10 the mayorof boston on the
celebration Of tho battle ~ bunker
lllll
NElAAlLLRa, Juue lS,-'rhe bureau
~ the len have resolved ~ ullrr nn
amendments ~ the constitutional hilla
IN they come from the committee Of
thirty, ana 10 take all possible steps To-
hasten the date Of The llnal dissolution
Of the assembly The left viii move
tomorrow that the public powers hill
be placed on orders Of the day,
LONDON, June N, The Moscow Ga
2elto says that England, having de-
cllncl 20 enter into Intimate relations
with lIllHuln, unless tho control OF the
Asian states are placed under lnlcrnn'
tl0nal law, Russia hna no reason IN re-
main In alliance with the three empires
or enter into n league with THAI coun-
try,
NEW NoRK, June lS,-rhe steamer
which arrived here from Havana
brought information that there were
thirty cases Of yellow foyer there whom
she left.
COLUMBUS, o., June ls.--rho demo
cratic convention have adopted u plat
form, declaring. their adherence 10 the
principles Of the fathers Of the rCpub-
llci opposing the enCroachmcnt of the
government upon the functions of the
other coordinate branches, orup0n those
reserved TO the peoples projection "a
all citizens regardless Of race or color
one term for the president; his
salary 10 DO restored 10 twenty
five thousand dollars per annum;
no grants of money, credit or
bonds TO schemes of internal improve
ment abolition Of national banks; H.
sue Of legal tenders 10 meet the busl-
ness wants of tho countryI tho esIah-
llshmcnt of state banks Of discount
and deposit, under state regulations;
hall of custom duties payable in legal
tenders; complete separation between
church and state; no secular schools;
continued cruelty and tyranny In the
southern states denounced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-19

Whllelaw Reid, Merton Marble, !, w
Fnrury, Mural llalslead Henry Wat
lerson, Wilhur u, Slursl, aud lleurg,
Alfred Townsend gdlllR Together ~
nne NJ these nee lunoh lnnkelings
such men as these, even IN ymlnRrl
/ days, had something better "a do, Ol
could not he spared inh bnslness vi
home, II would be- alnhi ~ singular
a. sec n body OF lawyefs, bankers ~
| merchants nn u free eNrufhl0h ~ som,
watering place m Any gINai number NJ
lnllueulinl journalists pn such u TRIP
The hnrd-NOrking professional Journal
III ollen receives free liehtls, lll seldom
has time ~ inclination 10 use them,
How many 0f or lendlik eoll0n men
GOULD AFFORD ~ ride u lh0ldAnd miles on
y free pnss ln lhe huhlneHs season
How many doctors could 30 Oh IN u
alrlly aenAon, or how many lawyers 0l
any pra 'llrf, while the courts are IN
session. We'll, the editnf's business
aeArOn, hls rush 0f pnllenfspnd cllenls,
" nl the year Tnund. n nv N mnrii
needed ~ home no cannot be long
spared abroad, and 4 no can DO OK.
cuhed long u time the suspicion ARISES
That he might ho spared much longer
without Inconvenience, These eKoWr.
hl0na Ar0 tho order Of the day, We
have fend OF u dozen IN two weeks
Tho Legitimate profession should keep
0ul Of th0m ana frOwn thGm down
When tho editor or proprietor Of u
paper permits the credit Of Ills paper
10 DO abused by half paid subofdl'
nate or an lmpecunlous relative ho
helps 10 practice m imposition on the
puhllc aud the profession, What
respect 0ull the public have i0r the So
called editorial excursion that 10
rolllcklng around the country about
twice u year II is well enough for
each state 10 maintain liz own local
press association, Every member h
known, and their meetings promote
unity Of purpose, harmony OF action
aud stimulate the publlp good, Veal
Jude 10 these dond'hcad opldomlcs that
brenk out In the spring thicker than
graashoppcrs In Kansas those conv0-
cations OF gentlemen dressed In long
linen busters, with specimens OF thor
native soil beneath long finger nails,
aud II powerful talent for ronst beef
who ARE heraldcd from afar ~ editors
Of such and such u state. II II re-
markphlp, but true, that the same
crowd ~ never urged TO visit the same
place second time, The press N u
great institution, but its boundaries
are No vaguely defined, its duties so
poorly understood and its privileges
80 abused by, editorial gucrrillas that
the status of the calling IL now de-
batcd question with the outside world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-19
FOREIGN.
The American Itine Team
Presented Win u Shield.
Failure Of Commerciai Houses
la London, Etc.

DUBLIN, June ls,-MaJor Leach IN,
presented the Ireland challenge shield
10 the Americans, They viii be al
lowed 10 compete, ~ they are made
honorary members Of the Irish shoot,
ing club No matter which team wins,
the prize must be shot for next year At
Philadelphia, This shield II In COM
petition every year,
BARRY, Ont, june Is, The greater
portion OF tho business portion Of this
place was burned to-day, and the fire
II still raging,
LONDON, June ls,-AleXander Il Son
have failed. Liabilities, one million
dollars, OotavIus Philip n Co., colo
nlal brokers, and WodloelS, swallow n
Co., Of Manchester, have also failed.
Az This hour-8,3O u. M-slnlster
rumors prevail but better feeling
prevails,
There was u hail storm here this
and elsewhere throughout
England, Weather fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-19
Dead Head Excursions.

lFTOh llC A<NNBS''J
This is the season of national excur-
sions, when the rural and sometimes
the city Bohemian gathers his family
about him, tells them to do the best
they can, that he is invited to go to
Put-in-Bay on free ticket, and must
be off for the benefit of his falling
health. Like the ancient apostle in
one respect only, he takes neither scrip
nor slaves nor thought for what he
shall say or eat on the morrow. They
assemble in fragmentary crowds at
some central point in the state, and
usually fall into the hands of some
gentlemanly passenger agent who pro-
vides for their temporal and spirituous
wants during the excursion, and is sure
to return with the rank of major or CO.
lionel. Such trips are projected by some
tender-hearted railroad official who
sympathizes with these overworked
public servants, and desires to give
Them a chance to see and write up the
fairest portion of the country. Thirty
three of these gentlemen from Ala
bama, and railroad passenger agent
PASSED through Nashville one day last
week ell route for Niagara Falls and
other points east. They will have a
Jolly time, 10 doubt, pay but few bills,
and write home some touching de-
scriptions of the country, and espe-
cialtv of the condition of GER
tain railroads, the luxurious seats,
smooth tracks, polite conductors, aud
general advantages Of the route Ger
tain partial illusions will also be made
to certain hotels. 1t Will be second
edition of picturesque America"
only in a more gushing style. The
amount of valuable information accu-
INFLATED by these argus-eeyed tourists is
utterly amazing, and fully repays the
nublic for the customary lack OF edi-
torial matter. But 1t somehow hap
mems that we never heard Of such a
crowd as James Gordon Bennett,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-19
TIE Texas Forgery case q, a, Coiictt
Sent 10 jail 10 Await acquisition.
lFrom tho Atlanta (Ga) Herald,

lFrom tho Atlanta (Gal Herald,
G. A. Couett, the Texan charged
with the atrocious.oilense of forgery,
whose arrest by the police we noticed
yesterday morning, has been commit
ted TO Jail TO await requisition from
Texas. Mr.. w. ID. Scogln, the agent
who was sent after him, had procured
u requisltion upon the governor OF
Tennessee, expecting him to find his
man In that state. He arrived In At
lanta yesterday morning, and as he had
no requisition upon the governor OF
Georgia, Collect was sent TO jail under
an order from the executive depart
ment and by virtue of statute which,
in such cases, requires the governor to
hold him for twenty days to await II
requisition. In the meantime Mr..
Scogin expects to obtain one unless the
matter Is settled up.
Collect IL charged with forging the
name of his brother to a letter of cred
it for three thousand dollars about the
9th day of December last. The forgery
was committed in Dallas, Texas, and
Collect obtained the money on his let
Ter rom ADAMS ~ LeOI0ru, DunKeTs
in that city. The letter was drawn
payable one day after sight. As soon
as Collett got the money he left for
parts unknown. The bank telegraphed
two days afterwards to his brother,
who is wealthy commission mer-
chant residing in another part of the
state, calling upon him for the money.
He replied that the letter was forgery,
and asked where his brother was.
The cause of the delay in the arrest
arises from .the fact that Scogin, who
was sent after him by the bank,
thought he went west, advertised for
him extensively to that section. 1t Is
only recently he got on the right trail.
The prisoner takes his arrest very
quietly, and thinks the matter will
6e adjusted. He sent OIL and received
several kilograms yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-19
From San AntOniO--A Band Of High
waymen Come 10 Grief.
From the Galveston News, !

SAN ANTONIO, June lG.-The five
robbers of Leon Springs, who last Sun
day proceeded to Comfort and took
two horses, passed through Kerrville
about noon Monday, taking two more
horses.
Captain Schreiner, of Kerrville, as
sembled few men of his former min
ute company and gave chase. He came
up with them forty miles above Kerr
vile, and demanded surrender. They
replied by firing at the minute men,
and then took to the brush on foot,
leaving their horses,
Schreiney's men also fired, wounding
one robber and killing one of the stage
horses, and capturing ten horses. The
wounded man is said to be MORALLY
hurt.
The minute men express confidence
in catching the balance. They are
strangers to this section.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-19
TELEGRAPHlC
MIDNIaHT DIsPATCHEs,
WASHINGTON.
Legal Tenders uDd Fractional
Currency Not Wanted at
the Treasury.
Earthquake in Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois.

WASHINGTON, June lS.-Roberts ha'
returned.
Two and quarter million dol
lars was sent to New York to-day
to pay interest on the district bonds.
The treasury request that no legaI
tenders or fractional currency be sent
for redemption that will reach the
treasury between 25th of June and the
LIST of July, except remittances by ma
tlonal banks on account Of the five pei
cent deposits, which should be for
warded as usual, This request Is made
In order that the notes and currency
on hand shall be reduced to the least
possible amount in anticipation Of the
count to be made on the LIST of July.
The signal service observer at lndi-
annapolis reports to-day a slight shock
of an earthquake was felt in that city,
also in Anderson and Vincennes, In
diana, and Columbus Ohio.
A private letter received brings the
intelligence that the Asiatic cholera
has made its appearance in the United
States steamer Saco now on.the Asiatic
station and out of five cases four proved
fatal. 1t is believed the progress of
the disease has been arrested.
The approach of the new fiscal year
occasions no little anxiety in the
minds of clerks of the various bureauX
of the treasury department. in anticipa-
ton of the execution Of the provisions
of the act of March 3, 1875 making APP
Preparations for sundry civil expenses
concerning the organization and sal
aries of that department. The law
affects, to a greater or lesser degree, all
the bureaux, and in many respects will
be decided improvement on the pres
ent system. The most important
change will be in the office OF the
first comptroller. This bureau has
never had thorough reorganization
and is now run with essentially
the same machinery that sulliced
years ago when the business was
comparatively small. In common
with the other bureauX of the depart
ment, the chief clerk will be consti-
tuted deputy comptroller This post
will be assigned to W. HemphlllJones,
the present chief clerk. There will
also be four divisions under an equal
number of chiefs. 1t has not yet been
definitely decided what distribution
will be made of the business under
these four heads. The plan, however,
now proposed contemplates warrant
judiciary, internal revenue and con-
sular and diplomatic divisions. This
arrangement, it is believed, will mate
rally simplify the important and re-
sponsible duties devolving upon the
first comptroller. The readjustmento OF
salaries and classes of clerks to the
new schedule will yet consume several
weeks. The new organization will also
necessitate reduction of the force in
some quarters.