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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
THE ELECTION IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 5.-At the election
Yesterday the Worku1uen's ticket defeated very
thorou-hy only several nominees receiving majoates
over the CtZeus candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
voL. .XXXvII...N'' II, 44e
WASHINGTON.

PUBLIC AFFAit'S AM -. O ,,-,a ~ xo,u-
AR coNAI'-I ,,,.,,rr,,rNr ToPICs-TwO CACCUsEs
rrr TrxAs BORpER--MR. STORY.
Mr.. Conklings committee has been reoi s" !.
tod and General Burnside is not now on IT,
This puts the confirmation Of the Cus'om
Vouse nominations under Mr. ConkllngS con
troll The New-York Republicans have , asleeD
10 ask the President not to nomlnale 80,
Roosevelt and Prince Senator On
has been discharged. \ special mesS'S1 CO. y"
Civil Service Reform Will De seu' - ~ po.
cTess in two or three weeks. The senate ne
',.,.li.,,s in caucus voted to give the Demo-
rr1 more representation on committees. me
Touse Democrats in caucus complained OF ap-
senteeism Yesterday. More troops have been
ordered to Texas The artist Story lectured
Iast night to a large audience. Various topics
connected with public business are discussed
in dispatches given below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
A coNrE.TED ELECTION.

POTTsyILLE, Penn, Dec. 5.-Ihe recent cleo
ton OF A. W .chak for DistIict-Attorney OF sclnyiE
County Is 10 be contested oy W. j. Whltehousc the Re
publican candidate. The necessary papers have hcon
presented TO court Whtch0u,e alleging that uaui was
pracuccd. sclaiEs official maj Jrlty u Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
LANCE .nrrHERN COAL -HIPMENr..

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec 5.-Within a day or
two about seventeen steamers. Laden with 6ooo,OoO
bushe. OF coal will have arrived and south OF nere
II the river does not fan too rapidly southern steamer.
due up will bee obliged To remain al the loot OF me ch
f tie blockade Is removed The coal neel tue largest
fnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

LONDON THURSDAY, Dec. q 1877.
The IDnes Belgrade correspondent says Austria
has sent remonsrance against s,lvias rarticipa-
ton in the war. 40 note bias been received from
Turkey or England. The final arrangements be-
tween oer,ia and Russia do uot seem 90 Doe complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

sale but that similar disposition shall De li'"o u
ali documents OF D purely scientific character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

GENERAL BURNSIDE EXCLUDED FROM THE COM
MERGE COMMIrTEF-THE NEW-YoRK ILPObiA
CANS SECOND THE WAR On MIR. ROOSEVELT AND
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
A Party that Discounts Honest Labor

There was time in the past when the
Democratic party, and when its organ, the
Enquirer, held it up as the party of the
laboring man, ana sneered at its oppo-
nents rs bloated bondholders. Recently
the organs which have been made plethoric,
from the famous barrel kept at head
quarters, have become obivious to the
strong appeals TO honest labor to back
them up. Last week a remarkable article
was published in the Chicago Times de-
nouncing the Republican party in Louisi-
ana because only the mu0sills and labor
ers, the common people, were behind it,
while bankers, merchants, planters,
lawyers and doctors and the leading men
of the South composer the Democratic
party The same article openly advo-
Gated and justified the murder of those
who represented the Republicans in
Louisiana if they persisted in maintaining
their right The Cincinnati Enquirer
echoes in feeble way this sheer at labor
ing men. in the little article, venting its
venom against Justice Bradley thus
Joe Bradley is the son OF q charcoal
burner, and assisted in the business him
self When the devil forecloses his mort.
gage he can make Joe Bradley useful"
Justice Bradley is fortunate when his
enemies can find nothing meaner to say
against him than that his father lived by
honest labor, and that before he was called
to the high position of honor and trust he,
too, assisted in the business himself"
1t looks as if, in the near future, the
honest men OF the Democratic party will
be asking in case the Devil foreCloses
his mortgage - what use can he possibly
make of the Chicago Times and Cincinnati
ERQutyer Cincinnati Taaes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
and the vine in February. In the win
ter of 1888 viOlets picked in the mead.

and the vine in February. In the win
ter of 1888 yiOlets picked in the mead
ows on the banks of the Rhine were
sold in the streets of Cologne. Corn
flowers were seen in February, and the
vine was in blossom upon the hlll-sides
Of the Moselle in the month of April.
In 1872 the trees were covered with
leaves in January, and the young birds
were Matched in February. In 1921
there was a general Towering of shrubs
and plantSin February. In 1858 there
was neither snow nor frost. In 1892
the heat was extraordinary in Decem-
Der. There were thunder-storms as
in August, and everything was in
blossom in January. In 1921 the tenn
perature' was singularly mild; green
peas were in flower in December, and
the rye was gathered in before the
oath of June. The vine harvest was
one of the most remarkable of the
present century. The winter of 1857
is the last which can be placed on the
list of spring winters. Pal Mall Ga
zette
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

HOwARD thc Cmrn h,pEorf a,v,6o,sso t,,,r.a
TWO Years ago caused an intense excitement
IN that vicinity, has teen acquitted on all
charges Of crookedness.
MIR SAUNDERS, 4 wCll-to-do former, and
one of The Oldest settlers Of Waubeck.
pepn County, committed suicide by hang
ing himself in his barn, recently
The latest reports from Milwaukee give
the following rs the current prices FOR lead.
ing staples: Flour-Choice Winter Extra.
So'o@'.oo; Choice Spring, S6.o0Q6.50;
Wheat-No. l, sl3o0l 1895; No = Si32
@iS!A; Corn-No. =, 42}sQl42s.c; Oats
No. ,, 33$4@33sc; Barley-No. >, 7531615e;
Rye--72taT2}4c Pork, SIC S5@l6.4o.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07
Extraordinary Winters in France.

The present winter is remarkable in
this country for unusual symptoms Of
early vegetation; and this IS still more
the case in France, where in some dis
tricts the season appears, by all re-
ports TO be several weeks in advance.
One Of the French papers has taken
the trouble to refer to the records OF
past centuries for examples OF like ab-
normal winters, and gives the follow
ing instances of premature springs: In
the winter Of 1888 the fruit trees in
France were in bloom in December
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-03-07

A writer in Nature communicates
the fact that. in dissecting a number
OF wild rabbits. he has found a large
..ecies of tape-worm infesting the
majority of them.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
SImfti8e @eIc8embeit.

Der llntet,eiMnete ~oiierirt fem in Mslroic.
;piiden osm Giismbabn.D Depot uno Der Miibls
aelcgemes 4otel, betannt unter benz Namcn
~Melrcie Saus," unter febr aunitiscn Sc,
%ninaunaen sum gerfauf. Sine Uor;islide
@eIcsenbeit ein rentables 6eiAait Al btrsibem.
Suite s%crdumise StalIun9en beim @aus.
unter umitdnpen fam cine gut selegcue Tarm
einecbanbelt werten.
9abcre austunft ertbeilt Der Giacntbamer
Soiepb Moris.
Ielroie, Stearn3 So. Nfinu. 4-3mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
State Of Minnesota, }
County Of Stearns. S.
IN pRORATE cnJYpr
PROBATE COURT
Special Term. Feb. 10Th 1877

Special Term, Feb. 10th 1877.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Peter Thome Deceased.
Mary Schmit, the Administrative of
The above named estate, having this day
rendered and presented for settlement.
and filed in this Court her final account
OF her administration of the estate of
said deceased
1t is ordered, that on Saturday the
24th day of February, A. d. 1877, at |
O'Clock y. NJ, at the Probate OH &c in
said County, be and the same is hereby
appointed for the settlement of the said
account.
And it is further ordered, That notice
thereof be given to all persons interested.
by publishing a copy of these orders for
two successive weeks prior to said day
OF hearing, in the "Nordstern', a news
paper printed and published at ST. Cloud
in said County.
Dated at St. Cloud the 10th day of
February A. d. 1877.
By the Court,
PETER BRICK.
81 Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
@ntc 0elegen1eit.
eine Der beffem Tarmet IN
st. Nm9uffa ~ faufen.

Ser ltnter;eiAnete lit sefonnen, feline i'm
lomn ct. Iasuta gcIcaene Tar.n, cntbal>
tenb l60 Alder, wooon 40 Mder unter VFua.
@ieicn fir eirea 10 Stid &inppieb, Der 8et
nit sutsm 8au6cl; bsitellt, unter siinitiaen
8scinaunsen ;a u%crtauicn. 6 Nder fino nit
@oaacm einacfaet, Der 3et 1T acpfiiat. 12O
ader iino einscfenst. Das Sano lieat cine
balbe Meile bonn Sdulbaus. iomie i'll alcidcr
Gsntfernuna bon Der ct. Nugnita nie st.
@cnoel's Stride. @ud) @unih fam @eipann
uno Ateraerdtbidaiten nit asfauit merbsn.
9as auf Der Garm bcinbIidc Saus' nit
slide uno Drummer, ioi,ic bic S%tallunacn
nno 0rudtbous beFnoeu iid in eutem 3u>
itaube.
Ganfbebineunscu febr liberal. Gin 0ritt.
tbeil Der Nauiiumme fam mad @uni3 meb.
yere Sabre lteben bleiben.
0ribolin Muf,
Sown ct. Iuauita,. StcarnS 60.
Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
@uuterbarer Griplo.

Man iast, oab "Boschee's German Sy-
rup' ieit ieiner Giniibruna in bic Scr.
.5taaten eeu unscbcuren Nbiat bon 10000
0ubemo per oobr erreidt bat. llcber 5000
Npotbcfcr baben iid oicie yr;nci brett bon Der
fabrit in @ooobnrp. y. s., DC, idriebcn, uno
ai5t elm Ginsiaer bat cine llnnirtiamtcit be.
idtet, mobl aber ipridt iceer Brief bon CT
taunemslwsrtbcn Meiultaten in Der Seiluns
ION itartcm 9uitcn, ocraltetsm 3alt in Der
sruit. susscbruns obsr iracno iuclhen geipen
III Gals uno gunecn. @ir ratben isoer Ser.
OF, Weldc irgcnn Weldc Nnseiden bon idaWa.
her gunsc bat, 81 ibrcm gpoibetcr ;u seben
mo o'eic Meoiiin 81 bolcn, ODER oornah gu
'roacn. @euobnlidcs Mas Is Gents elm
'clne Nlai&e 10 Gents. 3!usi Golen bcbcn
isbcn Sail. Sernodlaiiise ociuen 9ulten nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15

@ate MesiSinem sm Iiberalen
Erctten. - llnS bod, nad)bem man e.
Iberaa probirt bat, touit mon in 8.
S6ulten'e Ipotbefc sules biNiocr ,np bef.
Ter. se'n @efhait bat ipeniger suslaarm pie
lrgeno GIN anOercs. Gr beaa9lt fcinc Gcnte.
tbsilt nit teinem Vartncr unb psri;ebt iois
@eiddft ielbif. Gr fam alio biliocr perfau.
fen wie irscnb Elm Mnoerer uno bdlt cine
Iusmabl bon TarbeM. &urseln, ArGuteru
unb ~Wtecitamrntsn, wie man iie lpnlt u~iracnbs
faoet.
0xter Math
toitet nidts nnb miro germ unb ireunoIid CT.
tbeilt.
Meeette
Uernen ;u ibrem trirfliden escrtbe onsefertist.
G6tes @bite 9eab
pire NIT 1915 per 100 u p%crtauft.
@oraL 25 Cts. bas Yfunc, semiidter
Togeliaamen, 9 ID fir % Cts Nues billia
uno gut.
gneriIrs fertis smildte Tarbes.
in allen S9attirunscn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
NuSperfQuf.

Ser llntcrseid)nete modt hicmit b%ctonnt,
Dap CT inncrbalb Der nlditeu 60 Sage ieincn
san;cn Siod bon @~inicrmaaren aus;uucr.
Saufcn aeeentt. Serielbc britctt in folscn.
SEN Yrt,fcln:
J!anelle, Sodets,
Galineres, Gcarfs,
Nubios. Watrrprocfs,
Sbopls, &c. &C.
Ser @crtanf finbet gum aoitenpreiic itatt.
aonM Giner! Nommt Aue! Aommt uno
id)abt bic @oblieilbeit meincr @aaren felbit.
i. s.. 1cnpocrrr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter of the Estate OF
IIgnatius Lumber Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the Judge
of the Probate Court of Stearns County
has fixed upon the first Monday of each
and every month for the next six months,
land the Probate Office in said County
as the times and place when and where
he will receive, hear, and adjust all
Iclaims of all persons against said deceas-
ed, and that six months have been limit
ed as the time for creditors to present
their claims against said estate.
Dated at st. Cloud the 9th day OF
January A. ID. 1877.
Catharina Lumber.
6-3t Administrators of said Estate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
@uf0epaBt!

&iir,lid SaIIrte in Der 2csislatur cine Sill,
meldc fir Stcorns GSunt9 bic Sciimmune
trlrt, sab bic slrncn mid: mebr pom Gountp
unteritlst wsreem iuucn, %ionoern sab es sadc
Der Gown. Officers lei, fir bic Nrmen, wclde
lbrem Soun anacborcn, Gorge ;u traaen.
0ienit Wiro bic yuimertiamteit belaster 81.
ieers oorauf scsossn. DAP bel ben naditen
Soipn.@ablen oicie Acnoerung in ibren reip.
Sopns ourbseiubrt Weroe!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
GmpicdleMswcltae
@m1ifalien
fir Hiano uno Wlctooeon.

fir Hiano uno Meiooeon.
BeetboOem, Souotcn $3.50
Glemcnti, Snnntiucn 0cidt) 6Ot
0ugon, 10 bcriibmt, Sonaten so.
10 leid)tc Sonotcn 15t
~ tllcinc Studc 50t
%a6hlsr. g., "a @driae uno Gang.
Welooien 5Ot
a0bler. g. ainoerir.unO ueidtc
Glide fir &inbsr), . @bc. a soc
Gamer Nlbum, 10 bclicbte @alser 5or
Wo;ortS Sonatrn $l.00
5trau6.glbum. 8 sshIssr, .
YoltaS, Sofia Ma;urtas, 3 Sal
lops. l S.uaoriue $1.50
Solon-Mlbum % belicbte Gtidc
n:uever Gompnniilcu cntbaiteno, ais:
vMaiden's Prayer" 8lcfctQlosc.t. 75c
9nrmonium . Nlbum. Samm.
luna bclicbtcr 6ompoiitioncn, arrun.
grit BON Stapf. 4 Sbc @ . SOC
Glesont ~aebunoen, sl.oo crtro per SanS.
E~ortpfrci aeNen Ginienoun9 nes 8etraas.
3u beSleDen ourh
@speenrcih S Smbn,
6 SDtofb, wis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
8ubbanblmn0.

I'm Mcicuberaer's 8udboneluns lit itets
ccrrotbia cine e,obc Muswabl bon Sd)ul. uni
@sbct- giidern, Sdrcibbeften. Sinte, Shreib
p0pier. uub iiberboupt bon slQem, was in eli
lold,es @eihdit einihldet.
@tocrrasmcn in allen 8rtben uno az Der
b~illisitcn Yreiien.
Sprcd,rt Dor unb iber,cuact eud!
7-St ". 9. 8oienberser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
VarnperfQuf.

Sn albanA lit Die Sarm ees llnter;eidnrter
inter lcihten @%ebinsunaen 81 taufcn. Die.
ielbc bsitebt aus 10 9lder tultipirtcm 2ant
uno % Nder @ieien nebit sutem Solslano.
Sic licgt i'm Conn Of @rain, g. "a S@4 3.
81. Conn 1875.
gui Der 6arm bciinSen iiA iibcroicb Elm
lutes Sod Shien. . Niibe, 2 orcii1hriac
Stiere. 9 NGlber, |1ua uno Maacn, ncbii
,intm ichr 9uten @nus Ii. N.
Sas @an3c gum Yrciie BON 1900 Collars.
Alban1, Den Z. San. 1877. 3-ti
@olfgans Slider.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15

sB g. MiQer in ct. Gloub
%pertauft Die betcn uno ~feinfen eiqucurc in
ieinen Ma9a;inen. Seins @eins unN Cigar.
rem t0nncn bon teinem 0auie I'M Staetc iibsr-
troien werbcn, pcocr an 8ortreflidteit nod
an Siaigfeit. @an ipredc Dor uuo iber;cuac
nd. 3-tr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
Crust mud Stherz.
Slut bic 3ueumft muAt gu bauen

NV OLE Cueutvt WuHs ~" V""S"
sluf bic 3utunft must' Su baueu,
tub uie mcmne 1einen Bid,
$50 Su SoHnuna tonnit sri@auen,
Suf ertras'nsn tdmerS ,urid.
sRutbis nnbt Du meiter iAreiten,
6%oTnunssoou unb umber;a9t;
Dcnt' ni&t an Sersans'ne 3eiten,
$50 Did Iotb uno sors' sepIast.
eicb'. Dem ttebt ia Nues cKen,
ST Die @elt nidt i10n unb srob?
Sarum lese al Dein Soften
ylulis in Der 3atunft SaooS.
Cine glume blibt bicniebeu,
l!nb Nc brinst itets Wabrcs Slid;
Cicie 1T auh Dir bei&icbsn!
@oruirts, bcrmarts nur ben Bid!
gSenn Die 8lume Gu c%rrunsen.
Sail Du Sroit ~ ieber Belt.
Gfaudc Hotb lit bann b%cSmun9eM.
Siaelt Dir - 3ufricoen9eit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-15
Stir 8Qul@reiner

SIM Conn ct. @cmbeI iou cine neu,
Grames airdc sebout wereen. %aufdre:ner,
welde 2uit traacn, ben Sau gu iibernebmcn.
tonncn ben Flan Der &ir9e bel 8sb. P.
Sraueis N sri6manm, o, S. B., ct.
oobns Golese, einieben. @erfieselte gnse.
botc muNsn bis gum l. Mir; 1877 einscrsida
perbem. Z
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-24
Minneapolis Market.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 90
horrels against II. 800 barrels the correspond
ing week in 1916 st;na T r sb m assIine has asp fatsd
:, aastern markets. Minnesota patents were
quoted in New $ York or ;, me week oihs ago o- at ss.o sTs
still more depressed. The receipts at tide
water are not excessive, and mills generally
in the interior have but little wheat, and
| many Of them are turning out no more Hour
| than is required for their local trade. Miiiers
and most Eastern commission merchants
anticipate an Improvement in the market at
WHEAT-Receipts for the week iW,la5
bushels against 81 ,3 eco bus bushels ne bs. the h. s9 qn'e5
wweaE' and a decline of lOc per bushel has
been established. On Wednesday q decline me
Of Sc was reported, and to-day n Of e; w. w.
quote No. / at $l.6O; No. 2 at $l.55; and NO
at . sl.N. Reports from the country ar
that farmers are selling n m but h beiss wf lron
merchants and dealers who had purchased
from farmers during the fall and winter,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-24
The s.. Paul Fire B. Marine msu'a"'
Company.

This great institution has estaonsn,
ed . reputation as wide as a un IL eI
States. ana is ~iTrsuring property d.,
most every state IN the mon naon,a
bnme.jnstitution Of which the feopae
nf the State have reason TO be proud
those rilc desiring to insure their prop p
artv should lly al means seno 10 VI
' sas the officers Of the st. Paul Fire
4 Marine Insurance Company, Ih ey
viii be gladto furnish infofila.lon m oy
letter or circular to all VINO ma
AMY for ii. Their rates are very
Mrl''5 and their terms such as to plae s
Insurance nSi nntt within the reach Of all u
re, are ! especially SOLICITORS TO re-
cetye farm Insurance and viii be glae
10 hear from the farmers o. we So ),
Their advertisement will be fouho II
another column. A.ion an,
pafronize y home institution ail'
one whose reliability has never peer
questioned.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-24
NATION
FOR
Special Election.

ExpcrytvE DEPARTMENT.
WurpEAs An Act If the Legislature ot the
STATE III minnesota, approved March 1, 1877,
.nt;tled San Act proposing m amendment
w section 80 tb1 81 article /, OF the Consult
Gon al his State proposes an a~nlendfnent
~ n. State Constitution devoting the oW,Oru
cores II Internal Improvement lands and the
nrnra.Als thereof to the adjustment OF the
Minnesota State Railroad Ronds in accordance
with .sAn Act To provide for the payment OF
che honds known ~ the Minnesota state
Railroad Bonds, approved March ], 1877
AND WHEREAS the Act nrst mentohed re-
nnires hat the proposed amendment snail
he submitted to She people tor their approval
sor rejection at d special election when shai
che held 81 Tuesday, the 18th day OF June,ln
u.he nrteent year notice Of which election
shall he riven hv proclamation OF the Gov
ernoE u.;.,, ths
xa.-ntre,uent of the act first mentioned, 1,
John :. Pillsbury, Governor OF SAID otats' os
hereby give notice and proclaim that q
Srfcial Election viii he neld on Tuesday. tht
Twelfth nothl day OF June, A. D.. 1917, a
thensual places for holding elections through
ort the state, upon the question OF the aaop-
ton or rejection ri the said proposed smena'
meat Tor the disposal OF the ihterna
Improvement Lands IS aforesaid
Witness my hand and the Urea
<aRRAr SEAT Seal ofthe State tins rIsi
J az STATS. day OF May, A.. \. 1871,
JOHN S. PILLSBURI.
Rv the Governor:
]. 5 lRGENs,
Secretary Of State.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-24
Casing 75c kek. xtra.
Finishing $l,25 per keg extra.
Clinch Sl.76 per keg extra.
BOOTS AND SHOES MANUFACTURED In
SAINT PAUL.

Men o sas'oh4 -. s6l 90
Mems Custom French Kip 7 g Boots,
per case 1885,.
Mems Custom French Calf Z G Boz Is,
Der case :. 80. ...tt... - :"
Mems Custom French Ca t ID , Boots,
Mems Custom Veal Gait D s Boots, per
: -. "a 90
| Mems Custom Veal Calf I : boots, pc
Mems Custom Veal Kip Dis Boots, per :,
case 80. =.
Mems Custom Veal Kip TS Boots, per
- "a on
Mems Custt m Kip D s Boots, per case. AZ y
Mems Custom Kip 7 5 B. OTIS. per case ~ "
Mems Custom Russell Grain Buckle J.
PloNs. per pair ! .
Mems Custom Black Grain Buckle :
plows, per pair. J. | D
Mems Custo q Russell Grain Boots, per
dozen -. =. -t 1900 -
Mems Custom BtBck Grain Boots, per !
Women's Custom Calf . 5 pol, per pair .
Women's Custom Calf d II pol. per
pair -. - - ...... 49,
Women's Custom Calf Dutch pol, per
pair ...... ......
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MARKET REPORTS


INV fUEk. my -
FI,DUR-Dull. and unchanged: receipts;
n 100 barrels: No. . 81. 75a4 rs; superffda State
and western, so9oa7 10, comtnoa to good ext rs
so, o. Tba7 90. good to choice extra do. s. s5a
. O5: white wheat extra western IS. loas. 81
ssanav 40 S.. 25as. Sc. extra Ohio S775aio.N(
Il Ieuis. -. o02ll 25, Minnesota patent pro-
cess 80. ooal2.A.
49,, ssvoy. racsipts 5000 bushels unxradet
en1ing i s.: No. 2 Milwaukee, 81. s.; No.
Thicaso nomiaally SITS: winter, dud AM
nominal
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The farmer can rely upon the Meadow Lark 70 20 1nrougn he
moving. without delay, III every spot where ne . uIlys = e I
r !. we'll made Of good materials, has fewer parts and es Dolls hal
any other, hence less complicated, easy to repair, not Q haoie 70 &C.
out Of order
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STATE or MIgNESOTA-CcCSTr or
RaxsEr. District Court-Second judicial
Francis Winters Jr-
vs.. @Suh
Ellen Winters

THE STATE UF
named defendant. - 80
You ara hereby summoned an I5ds:na h.s
os5as h = aid de eou mt and to ssrve : copy Of
your nswer to the saidoomplaint o. TIE SUD
t. and STATE. within twenty days after me
service ofthis summons upon yon, exc. II, =
Of the day Of such service ana Nv the time
answsr the sid cOnpla'n III. s ,e,ion iii apply
Aforesaid, the plaiIf, nan = for for relief demanded
in his said complaint. . n ro.v
Plaintiffs Attorney 6t. Paul, MINI
1A-fk-
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milwaukee, Produce Market.
M,rmAuKRx Nav

MIN ALAEN xHE!
Quiet and unchanged, 49,
GpAIN-Wheat opened unsettled anu = : /.
closed dull; No. l.. si75.; N = e.
si'67: seller May Sissy: seller 3uno si'oe'
seller July 81. 10: No. 3 si.A9. 4ao.
RECEIPTS-Fiour, pois'" io'07-
ts;HIPMENTo--Flour, 1850 bbis; wheat lo'-
40 bushels.
FLUCTUATIONS OF Fl WEEK
Following are the closing prices OF wheat
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oT-l,, ana ~ Reason

Tt,e hny that vent to the nan Oh - o.
tack. CARRYING the grist IN one enc ol .19 - -
aad ! s,cne in the other, when rep!roved BY
49,, !" miller ana told to divide the grlst. rep1'ea :
; hat bis father and grandfather had CARR :
snaf cav, and he, being no better tiian aiisy'
ssh~nla continue to do as they do slnllias.
~ equally as absurd, reasons are accoahtea9 - -
- - ,tI11ientb some 20 warrant them n lla n-
H~nn;nstaly condemning DR.. Pierees faniily
Wedic;ne4,. even though there Is over" lls. an
no uroof that they possess the mers cl* Maa
III fhem. Ter many years the ootoeh MY =.
;cal Discovery has been recognized 40 en'
Ieaajng liver and blood medicine III tne ma. !.
,r, Bah wear has brouVht an increase IN It's
Ne and is now used throughout the CIV
;,;ged world. Thousands OF ansolciteo essel-
,n@nials are 0n file in the Doctor oni.s
,ttes6ng its efficacy in overcoming agsra'aiee ,
"anghs. colds, throat and lung anectaolls, ais'
s~rg9tnla, tumors, ulsers and SKIN a's s1ad
are vou suffering with some chrome NASTY
II IL. and If you wish to employ ineaiclia
.bat III scientifically prepared that are &c
tn~a ana purified by the chemical proo os
nrn olayed in their manufacture: Lhat are posi
riD.i ii their action, and specific to the variou
foyr,s ~ disease for the cure OF when ens..
nrn recommended, use DR.. Pierces faInll-
Weaicines. Fnll particulars IL PIERCE ; Mei Il
.orandum Book, kept for f*ee distributes" =
all DRUGGISTS.