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s1othersl Mesner... mosA.r.

Mothersi Meshers!! Mothers!!
Are. you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child suf
fsring and crying With the sxcruciatiug
pain of cutting teethI If %, r. ct
once and get bottle of MRS Wins
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediate.
ly-depenc upon il; there is NO mistake
about II. There 10 nOs s mother on
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell yon at once that it will regulate
the bowels. aud give rest to the mother
snd relief aud health 70 the child. sper.
ating Ike magic. 1t IL perfectly safe
to use in all cases. and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the oldset and best fsnsle physicisns
and nurses inthe United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the
lac simiie Of CuRTiS ~ PkRKlNb /. On
the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. s25 cents. . bottle.
Bewasox imitationGs r. -
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

- PANAMA, April "a The q. S.
steamer Adams 10 still at Golfo Dulce.
and report from Costa Rica has it that
. coalng station has been taken
mp. but rot 10 public way or in any
manner to cause offeDse to the authori-
ties of Costa Rica or Colon bia. both Of
which claim jurisdiction over the terri
tory and waters of the gulf. Surveys
for an eligible site were made. but she
flag was not planted over it nor any
deposit Of coal made in the name of the
United States Government. The plot
Of land selected was to have been de-
Bounced as private property aud taken
possession of as SUCH 10 the usual way.
Ls employ ment for the erection of .
building and storing of coal would b
carried on by private persons, who, Of
course, would enjoy the rights and
privileges granted by the country to
American citizens.. Considerabie unea.
siAess exists Ia Costa sRics on account
Of the affair.
PANAMA. April 24.-Ths Chilean
blockading feet announced its presence
in Csl!ao bay BY sen,iing before day
light, torpedo LAUNCH, against the
Resuvian corvette Union. anehnred
Wen IN shore. but before exploding it
harmlessly struck floating pAlissde
protecting that vessel. The Chilean
plaunchs aafelessly sor elum.ily managed.
ran dangerously near the United States
steamer Alasks and, the Italian frlgaie
Garibaldi. and just escaped q warm re-
ception from those vessels. The APP
proach OF the launch was perceived on
board tue Union before the explosion
took place. and heavy FIRE Of musketry
and Gatling gun caused the launch to
retire. At the request Of foreign con-
suls notice of the blockade to begin was
extended from eight to fifteen days.
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wEsr INDIES.

HAVANA, May 5-A fire at Palma
Socriane, near Santiago de Cuba. de-
streyed one hundred habitatioDs and
plunged maar families in distress.
The papers publish reports that .
number of surrenders of rebels have
been made in the districts Of Guants-
nsmo and Santiago de Cuba. Among
those recently surrendered are the sees
rotary Of Guilliermo aud many rebel
officers.
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German Syrup 10 the special prsserip
ton OF Dr. A. Boschee, : cslsbsSted
German Physician. and 10 acknowledged
to be one 'of the. most fortunate disnoy-
cries in Medicine. It quickly curee
Coughs. Colds and all Lung troubles Of
the severest nature, removing, n It
doess the cape of the sffeceiSa and
leaving The psrts ID strong and
healthy condition. 1t is not IN exper-
mental medicine. but has stood the
teat Of ysexl. giving ssatisfsctioa ia
every case, which il rapidly Increasing
sale every season coudrms. Two mil.
lion BOTTLES sold annually. ,Reyase Of
sdtciAsepf st~ilAc nslsek Atslr| in
troduced. Boschse's German Eyrup
Was insroduced IL the Uuited States Is
1855. End is nov sold in svssy tovn
End village in the eivilised void
Three does will relieve my ordinary
cough Price Is cents. SAMPLE 6ost1e,
10 cents. = iafsa q -
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". TIL
April S0sh. 1889.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler hes aled notice a
his intsnfon 10 make Anal proof il support Of his
claim, and secure Anal entry theReof, and that
said proof win b made before tbs Judge, or In
his abssnce the Clerk Of the District Court q
snohomish City ". T.. On g. urday. the 13th day
Of June, \. D. l060.
CAM Il. CrDr.aaEN, Homestead No. saAs. for
the n. y Of sw. 4 Of Section 81. Township
Is North Of Range s East. - additional 10 Home.
ssesd No. 1875. for the o. 3 Of sW. 4 q 0setisa
81, Township o North. Range East. and names
the following his Witness b. prvve his contin
nous restdeDce upon and cultivation Of ssid tract,
viz: John Cochran and George RicAsrdson. of
Park Place. 6nokomisA county, v. T., and L,
Hanson and Chaa 6cotssy, Of 1nohemish City.
snohomish county. ". +.
J. 7. BROWN.
m6WSt 80 III HAGistsr.
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The Michigan salt product has in
creased from ], o27. 900 barrels in 1874
to 2. IN $50 bsrrris in 1880. z Every
yeax Of The last seven has shown alarge
increase in the production.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE At 0Inaru, W.T.
April 3OtA. 1ssa
NOTIOK Is H1RxDY GIVEN THAT fHB
IN following named settler has Alod notice Of
his intention 70 rake Anal proof in support Of his
clsim and secure Anal entry thsssof and that said
proef will ee made before the Judass o. In his
absenee Cierk Of the Diss1ict Court, At 500,
bomtsh City. ". T.. on Saturday, IL I9th dry Of
June, 4. D. lS8p. ts
CxAlLss fAYLoa, Homestead No. 1901. for the
NE. Of NV. I and Los Of Section Il. Town.
ship a North. Range 8 Eank, md narnoo The fol.
lowing - his witnesses 70 prove hi. continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of aaid tract viz:
Salem Woods. Andrswl johnson, james Roberts
and William Stockton. all - Park Rlacs, Gnoho.
mish county, VT.
=. T. BROWN.
ne.Vtt s 1aGistaf.
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PORT TOWNSEND. May Arrived,
brig Tsnper. from San Francisco. %
PoRT LUDLOW, May 4.--Arrived.
schooner Huensme. from San Francisco
PoRr GANsLE. May 5.-Saiied, bark
David Hosilsy. for Oakland.
PoRT TOWNSEND, May 5..-Ths brig
Sheet Anchor. which was seized . few
weeks since for debt. has been ordered
sold. The sale 10 advertised 10 Staxe
place in this oity on Wednesday. the
18th inst. at IL o'clock An. ! 11kA
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

LAND osY1cs A. oLsXr1A. ~ TIL
April Sosh, 1850. al
NOIICk Is HEREDY GIVEN THAT THE
hia Intention 10 make hnal proof In supost Of his
claim. and secure Anal sptry thereof. and that
the proof Of Witnesses VIII b made before Z. G..
Ohenell. La. Justice Of The Pseos. q his once
N feFt klasely v. T.. on Friday. ths 1lth aaS Of
J. bEAcH. Prs-suption D. 8. No. Asls, Tor
shex Of OK / Of SsaEiaa -. Township Is
North Range East, and nance he followile ~
upon and culavatiou IL ma trscS. VII: a Resye.
=. Il. Hoektnson. James Rysn md AaahAl Eddy,
al OF Port Biakely. Kitsap county. y. T.
J. :. BROWN,
m0w5t f1 - : : Rs.istep
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Lester WaIlack. q Nov Tori. .hs..
oesrsd Mis- sasah Bsrahss1s el0oeI
saeh toe lD0 2ssfosnasess andIx1nsaw
rsoassd. M = adt I kd5 s. bn< "a
A1assi<A bst isseuh lls ID
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SAN FRANc1sco. May 2d-Arrived'
barks Atalsnts and RIOS we'll SprHGpe.
from Port Gamble.
Saiied-Bark Germania. for Depar-
tore Bag; bsrk Askwright. for Seattle;
barkentine Il X Ham, for Pert
Blakely. iioD as's3t-'s ff ASA :
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NisAsIs'. G.lAiiisle l.je%sI. -.

NrehsIsss lnfAilibls lnjeeslsa.
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
maneul{ 10y cAse of Qcporri3n
eject And Whites. no matter OF how
lsng standiDR. II directions are followed.
Internal medicine mot recommended or
nsoeearys Il Opapsranteedo. iibSsy
rsf6s1ll / Ees Aklby Mt. dddyI 3
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. So.
,attle. w. T.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
assessment roll Of the Gsss0 nent Of The
special assessments district to provide funds &c
pey TOT the sradang and Improvement Of Yfont
street botWeen Jamas and Piks streeks fvklch
grading and improvement Was dose under 0rdi-
nance No. III and the amendmsnts thsreto) hss
been made, and the same has shis Day bssn aIed
IN my once. and the same 10 now open - he In
spection Of all persons Vhomsesver 6 the IAv
once Of Hall 3 Osbsfns. on James street., oppo.
stt: the Occidental Hotel, In the City Of 0st1ile
Notice 10 further giysa that any peruea feeling
ment may apply 10 have III sams coflec4vd q
the "ext regular meeting q he Go smoa Council
OF eaid city to b held at tAetr Co1nciI Ohamhse
on celums!a street. iifseiA citS. "a Friday even.
iaG. LAY ~. isse: e e'slsck I'm. sssl.
9I' = rs. OsBuRNf.
m4dtd ~ Olsrk Of 80 CIV a Ue0ltlo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


I'm THE % INST. PICKED Up 4 B0A1
" three miles from Port Madison. tn lsnttA
b IL feet snd its coless green bottom outside and
white top With rcd stripe around the top. and
white top ir side with lead-coln1ed bottom. WAAs
fOsnd, the boet vss bottom up, and ssil ut. Tho
owner can recover his boat BY calling ct the fab
sJ hers. proving property asd lsyine expeassae
Port Madison, Nay 4, 1880. nsa
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Great hoaon ore being paid IN Irs-
land TO the Captain Of the U. s. -
Osnss>llafkA vhisA l-fCk pves irom
New York . cargo for tie relief Of the
starving ishaaitAntA These honor,
are paid 70 1hiiss gensleman not bscaaiss
~ AepPens % b. Capt. Potter q b.
iuSss tethGu. .. Navy. OF commands M I.
the cid Coastelistieu. but because
As rpssssats : nAtiss and people
who have stepped into the breach and
sssoosd tine doae Coz old ireland. il
her day ef sore distress. more than any
DINA ide 'tls!t die sAess .shs claim
Ireland - . dependency. and Who are
Largely rsspoutlSls fbr - suif.rinss Of
hpafostssste ;peoplA u ascspsias
sSess honor Capt. Peter acts With
pukrssssline md n their sendst
the pSoPls q the United States are led
- lea hors Kindly towards tSsir
neigheogs aeroas The deep water.
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H.EI1n@y1r1N-la Wasla. wana. Arxfl 80.
k0v. 0nAsv1sD6rxno6d uss1R Z -
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TELEGRaAPHIC.


ExcLrslyElr TO rRE lsrfLlIoEScrR.
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WIN. HAMMOND &. CO.,
Ship Builders +. :
3e AND
Contractors.

The Marine Ways at the foot Of Cherry Street.
have been rebuilt In sphstantiaf manner, We
are nov prepared to build steam and aaia vsassls
Of all cl6ssea.
Drafts. Plans and Specifications for building.
furnished 70 order. ss1st 80 T1'" -
VIZ. HAMMOND L CO.,
mAdGw ecattle. WI
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FORTUNES IN RAILROADS.

Tremendous money has been made
during the pat Twelve months in rail-
road stocka. Here are . few iIlustra.
tions: In March. last year. Union aud
Kansas Pacific interests were pooled.
The stock Of the latter was down to
10 at the time. Il Immediately rose to
%; IN Apsil Il sold It 80. and in No.
evemter at %. by which time the CON-.
biustion hid made $4,000, 600. On the
2sd OF April the Wabash road passed
into the hands of the Union Pacific
party. Its stock cold at 10. Inside of
9 month It was 1t "a. by June 40,
and 10 November 50. About the same
time Kansas City and Northern stocks
sold ct ~ for common and 80 for
preferred. They have since gone to
A and " respectively. On the adj
sancs in value II these two stocks q
profit WAS realized of $4,000. 600.
These soptraiions ~tn BY jay Gould
sad associates. who In February bal
cold 10000 shares Of Union Pacific
for $7.5OO. 0OO. On the stocks above
msstionsd thsss men arc supposed to
have ssdssin 1870 sbout go. 600 900.
and they are not ell. nor more than
half the ssocts 9naaipulated By Gould
during that time. The reasons for his
w(ders sptivity. And snorneus opsr-
stious &az& the past year become
apparent on IN inspection Of facts like
thess.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18
ss' J'pett' County 8'raIS.
THURsDAY, NARCH IS, $50.
LOCAL MATTERS.
- WhereROre, By Their FRUITS We
Shall Know Thom."

EDS. HERALD: Itmay not DO unknown tosome
Of your readers that the township Board Of Ed
ucation Of Marion township, during last sum
mer, erected a very neat and commodous
school house at what is known as the Cross
Pixies. The first school at this place has been
for some months past under the supervision OF
Miss Mary Bahan, and closed with public eN-
eroises on Saturday, March l8, inst TO do the
teacher Justice, we must say that she has had
perfect control of her school, and judging trOm
the exercises in every partlculaE we conclude
that the pupils have been well taught, and
withal under good discipline, and from the
above facts we prophcsy Che success Of the young
teacher
The dinner served by the patrons OF the school
was such an one as is rarely seen upon ike Oc-
casions, and argues well, not only for their
powers, but also for the interest they manifest
in respect 10 the teacher and the school.
Among the exercises we should not omit those
voluntarily given by Messrs. Oswald and
Thornton, which were amusing, instructive and
very credtably delivered.
Instrumental music was furnished by Mess
mOres COrnet Band, Of Waterloo This band
has been organized but short time, and since
its organization has been under the instruction
Of K w Messm0re, and, Judging from the mu-
sic furnished upon this 0ccaslon,nO band can
furnish evidence Of greater progress, either as
to the style orvariety Of the music or the man
neF Of its execution.
Take it all IN all the whole affair was an en-
tire success, and Creditable to all concerned.
OBSERVER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

st. jacobs Oil cures Rheumatism; Of this am
convinced For two years ] suffered with Rheu-
matism in my left shoulder and right arm, ,and
last fall was incapable Of attending TO my du-
ties, and lay many night unable tosleep on ac-
count Of terrible pains. A few weeks ago a
severe attack of this trouble struck me, and this
time | concluded to try the st. Jacobs Oil. must
acknowledge with but little confidence in its
merits. freely confess that the result has COM
pletey astonished me. The frstapplication re-
licgod the pain very materially, and the con-
tinued use Of only two bottles has completely
cured me Of this chronic evil, and that after the
most eminent physicians and their Prescriptions
had been OF no avail | therefore consider it q
duty to publish the above for the benefit Of all
sufferers with Rheumatism and kindred COM
plants. q, A. HEiLMAN,
Editor, Republican, Pittsburg, Pa.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

= DAhhIUUAl ITNINU5, July 1Ul IbIU.
Messrs. Morgan Allen, 50 John st N. Y. City:
GENTLEMEN-I consider II duty owe man
kind to inform you Of the benefit I'haye derived
since last sunday evening, when took my first
40 drops Of Constitution Water,n recommended
by friend, il having cured him Of, kidney
trouble. have suffered great pain across the
small Of my back so acute that II would awaken
me out OF a sound sleep, but, thanks to your
medicine, am now entirely well, and have not
taken SIX doses Ia all, Your remedy is well
worth $40 per bottle, but the prlce, si, puts 1t
within the reach Of all. Yours truly.
ROBERT CATHCART,
10 West 18th st., New York City.
Ask your druggist for ii.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

on the 9th day of March 1850. at the parson.
age 81 the M. j Church Id Wilmington. Clinton
county Qhio, Mr y. y. Hull, ofFayette county.
Clinton county.
Atthe residence Of the brides mother, IA Lees.
burg, March 10, 1850 Is Rev u r. Taqrart Az
Ered. u farey and Miss Etle Elwood. Aliof
Highland county, Ohio.
AZ the residence Oh the brides mother near
Lyndon. Rae. county, Ohio. on the lith inst. by
The Rev. j. y Campbell. Ar j ~ Braden. 6f
haeaNorth, Iowa, aBd Maggie l. raFrett.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

When you are in pain you want prompt relief.
II the pain is caused by bruise, corn, rheuma
tism, burns sore throat or chest, the collie on any
other Of the injuries or disorders to which
Thomas Eclectric Oil Is adapted, and which
is more particularly described IN thc regular
advertising column Of this paper, read adver-
tisement without delay and prevent further
trouble. Brown Bros, Agents.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18
Republloan Oorporatlon Tlcket.
u "a gILIzanl n WralInaIan.

To the citizens Qf Washington;
| announce myself as candidate for Marshal
Of this city az the Spring election. | ain an
aY0Wed and practical temperance man. am
opposed 70 the unlawful selling Of liquors, Oh.
posed 20 gambling and gambling houses, ana
houses Of prostitution II elected, shall 10 All
IN my power 70 enforce the laws and ordinances
against these as well rs ail other unlawful acts.
without fear favor or affection OF any; and shall
see to il that law and good order prevail.
DANIEL wendell.
we are AUTHORIZED % announce that J, b.
COLLIER viii be an independent eandidate for
Marshal oi the village Of Washington, at the
coming April election.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

10 New harIusburg on the l9lh of February.
1850, Ql hemmQrhage % Che lungs, Marf Anf
daughter 0l lN0mas and Mary Eilis in fheWnd
year o. her age She leit the sweet evidence thaf
she was 8 lamb prepared f0 enter the lola 81 the
Good shepherd We fully believe that ahf Waa
q shoeE g c0rn lulli roe and d now gathered
INTO lae ueatrulg 0traaf She leaves q father
y mourn ler loss. The only surviving one 0f the
family Hlich Was lrc ln nGmber.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

we are authorized % announce that u. FITRT.
WANGLER wiz be a candidate Tor recollection
70 the oilce oi Corporation Treasurer OF the VII.
tion.
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For ToMnahln rInrIr.

Eds HERALD; Please announce the name of
J; y. kOONIL as q candidate Tor Tnwnship
Clerk, and oblige MANY CTTTYFNs
we are authorized to announce that w. II
DIAL viii be candidate for Township CLERK
tion.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

EDS, HERALD' Please announce the name Of
NJ; BARCLAA as o candidate for Mayor OF me
village of Washington at The ensuing April
tlectloh' MANY CITIZENS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

J. d. COLLIER win be an independent can.
coming April election.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18

degtin
mpon n nheib
IN 0 import ' f pOAon from
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Union Township Republican
Ticket.

Union Township Republican
Ticket.
For Trustees,
MILO ROCKWELL,
WIN. BRANNON,
IL, L, BUSH.
For Clerk,
II. q. MILLER.
For Treasurer
BOWMAN HESS.
For Assessor
S. L. HOOKER.
For Constables,
h, g. ALLEN,
w. J. BLOOMER.
Republican Corporation Ticket.
For Mayor,
II. II, BROWNE.
For Councimen,
y. G. CARPENTER,
F. l.. NfTTERHOUsE,
4. n. CRAIG.
For Marshal,
OS. MCCLELLAN.
For Clerk,
r. c, MILLER.
For Treasurer,
b. II. MILLIKAN.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-22
A Bad Crowd From Minneapolis.

=
Hardly day passes but the writer OF
public doings is called upon to chronicle
some disgusting episode arising from the IN
discriminate mingling of the races. At the
police court yesterday was witnessed the
most degrading and, for human nature, the
most humiliating spectacle that mas as
eraced the court room for many long day.
About O'Clock yesterday morning the at.
tention of the police was called to party OF
drunken people On the corner OF Third ana
jackson streets, and who had just come out
of q restaurant.
a hack was in waiting but on becoming
noisy they were informed that unless Soelr
disgraceful conduct was stopped thsy would
be put under arrest Following this they
filled the air with blasphemy and oaths which
led to the entire party being locked up by
Officer De Corsey. The quartette consisted
of two ssddle colored mokes and two girls.
scarcely more than children. They gave
the names of James and Lewis Williams,
Kittis Brown and Georgia Hankey, and they
reside in Minneapolis.
The girl, one of whom was IN short
dresses, presented very youthful appear
ance; but while young in years they are evl
IDENTIFY old and hardened in vice. They
pleaded not guilty, and the small girl. par
ticularly, was very impertinent, showing an
alarming proficiency in the nee of slang.
The girls took the matter lightly, not real
izing, evidently, the gravity of their posi-.
ton. They were sent to the roformatory
school for women for ninetyrdeys each, and
the mokes were fined $40 ,or twelve days in
bhe cooler.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-22

as each subscribers name ald money L. received
ats name viii be duly entered n the yearly or SIX
aonths' Glass, az the case may be, and numbered
receipt corresponding to the entry on the books VII
be ssnt the subscriber. Or yearly subscriber may
divide bis subscription, II he prefers, and receive
tEc numbered receipts In the six months class In.
stead OF one In the yearly cass thereby having tive
opportunities to secure premium As soon o.,
atty names are received, the award Of premiums
VIII be made, and the cash forwarded the fortunst.
subscribers who may be entitled to the premiums
The next 90 names will receive corresponding awards
and 30 on, one claes being closed as soon 40 the
requisite number have been obtained, and new class
opened for the succeeding award.
You obtain FIRST-CLASS MORNING DAILY
PAPER at regular rates, postage paid, and an oppor
t1nity Of receiving from $50 to S. as PREMIUM
IN CASH besides Five out Of every Fifty Sub.
scrioers viii not only obta,s daily paper for s,1
months or year for nolnlng, bat . HANDSOME
SUN IN CASH BESIDES
AZ o guarantee that the awards Of premiums will
Be mads with the utmost fairness, giving EACH
SUBSCRIBER AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY to
shtain either the capital premium Of $50 or S26,
!ssssr sums the following gentlemen have been re-
sussted and have kindly consented to make tbs
ards:
p. Fl. KELLY,
ALBERT sCHEFFER,
III. DORIAN
AZ often as nfty names In either case secured
the above named gentleman VIII proceed to nsfs
he awards already Indicated, and the premium
VII be forwarded By the frat mail.
Remittsnces be made by draft, money order or
registered letter. Address,
DAILY CLOSE, st, Paul, MINI