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MIsCELLANEOUS
The Sun.
NEW YORK, 1888.

More people have read THE SUN during the
year Just now passing than ever before since 1t
was first printed. No other newspaper pub
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and women.
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sons, among others:
i've form and with the greatest possible accu-
rscy wha ever has interest for humankind
the events, the deeds and misdeeds, the wis.,
dom. the philosophy, the notable folly, the
news of the busiest world ct present revolving
in space.
Because the people have learned that in its
remarks concerning persons and Affairs THE
SUN makes q practice Of telling the exact truth
to the best of its ability three hundred and
sixty-iye days in the year. before the election
a. well as after, about the whales as we'll as
about the small fish, in the face of dissent as
p ainly and fearlessly as whom supported by
general approval. THE Sun has absolutely no
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readers and the furtherauce Of the common
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Ooc1rrY BADGES, JEWELS ASD asiss
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

Albion Consolidated Mining Com.
pNny.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County. Nevada.
Notce.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ment mo. 12), levied on the tenth day Of
January, 1888. the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders,
as follows:
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mess .Ss sariosisiss asssa. san rrDl
NATHAN JOSEPH. al eir sssrSiss
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Sole Trader Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TEAT EVA.
~ LIMA HACSNASS, % the :cvn srd
ccucry az Eureka, State OF Ssvk6s vie u
Joseph EissnX-c} intends 20 rake a. .prii.
csnor 20 tie District Cur. q The SIKH u
iic-A Dist-ie; % the State If Nevada, il x-1
for Eursxs County, o. The 81 Is! Ct NXr.k.
ISIS o. As soon thereafter IS sx3 application
CAT Be heard fer Al order Of ss;3 court peg
hitting her 20 cA-ry o. business in TIE counr
Of E-rekx at state Of Nevs3s IL hs- cv-
name sud On her OWE scco-rt. pursuant . A.
Act u the Leg sis.u-e Of the Safe .; SeyS3s,
approved Feb s, 1851, entitled "Ac At 70
Authorize Married woEe. 70 rrScssc, B-s;-
ness IL ths.r OWE rx-e IS A. Sole Traders"
The business she intends 70 cE.y q - -. OF
general merchandising and b Ing AZ selling
snd dealing il real x1d personal r-cps-;!.
Eurskx, New, Jsc. 81. 1883 :st-Si
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Sale orLease

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THE GREAT ENGLISH BEmsny

Of Memory, Lsssitude, Nocturnal Euission,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-10

Ca,Iin road, of which something was SAID
a year or two ago. From Henry line
drawn to Fort Madison would create with
the one first suggested slight angle, the
divergence beng to the west; Gales6urg
lying 80 the north.
What IS meant 10 be accomplished by
this survey is an open question, and the
new spapcrs along the route are venturing
guesscs of every description; ana the FREE
TRADER reporter who was detailed TO
tree the coon" says nc guesses It doesn't
amount to much, anyhow, for II it is Il
Kansas City scheme the Southwestern Pool
will throttle it rs soon as it GyiuCCs any
signs of life, the same us in the past few
years, during which time half dozen ap-
parently healthy rallrods ilickcrcd oHt
about the time their first surveys were TO
be made. Nevertheless we should like ex.
ceedingly well to see she coal banks and
clay deposits Of the Nermlllion valley de
veloped by means OF railroad crossing
them from the northeast 10 the southwest,
even though it were necessary to run IT to
Kansas City or the City of Mexico.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-10

The Democratic party in Virginia was
never better organized than ii is at pres
emit All the active workers" are thor
oughly armed and fully prepared to de
fend the ballot boxes from beng stuffed
by the unarmed negroes !-Chicdg0 Jour.
This IS all bosh The facts in the case
Of the outbreak at Danvillc, Va, show that
the negroes were the first to display arms
and thai as II body they were as well
armed rs the whites. Indeed it is no,orl
GUS that not only in Virginia but through
Out the South there are few buck negroes
who are not armed with either u pistol or
"razzor,' or both, and are quite ready to
use them on all occasions, rs well against
each other rs against the whites, The only
thing noticeable beng, that when they get
into a row with the whites they are uni.
formly worslod for want of equal skill in
handling such weapons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-10

The Chicago Trjbune has heen figuring
on the result Of the late election in Iowa
and comes to the conclusion that "thc more
the returns are studied the more they en-
force the conclusion that few more such
republican victories under the the leader
ship of the Prohibitonss will be fatal
While it is true that the republican candl-
date for Governor had majority of some
5000 over the combined vote of the demo-
Gratis and greenbackers, the Tribune finds,
on figuring up the vote on legislative can
dldates, that the total opposition vote ex
ceeded that Of the republicans by 9,3l9!
The only reason why the opposition failed
TO carry the legislature (having come
within three votes Of il was, says the 7ri-
J,Re, because they failed to fuse in oil the
districts
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Reference was made in these columns
last week to survey now being made tor
proposed railroad to run from Fort
Madison, Iowa, to Chicago, passing Henry
and Ottawa on Its way. But little is known
concerning the project, the men of the
surveying party being very retlcent about
telling anything they know, # indeed they
DO know anything. They have been a,
WORK In this vicinity during the week, the
line running through the southern portion
OF the city, coming in from a southwesterly
direction, and crossing the Illinois river
IN the vicinity Of the old dam. The Yer
million river is crossed at or near Lowell
and the Illinois Central railroad at Tonica.
A straight line drawn on the map from
Henry to Chicago touches the points here
given, also Plainfeld, in Win county. 1t
will be observed that the proposed road
follows closely the line of the Lewis and
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES IN ILLINOIS.

The only elections in Illinois last Tues.
day worthy Of note were held in Chicago
and Peoria, and at both the democrats
gained signal victories. In Chicago (or
rather Cook county the election was tor a
Judge Of the Superior Court and tor four
County Commissioners. jameson, the pre-.
sent incumbent and a popular man, was
nominated for reelection by the Republi-
cans, and The Democrats nominated against
him II NJ. Shepard, a well known Chicago
lawyer. The result was the election OF
Shepard by 1905 majority, and the dem
ocratic county commissioners by majoriues
ranging from 1900 to 1900
In Peoria, where the republicans are
Oftener successful than the democrats, the
latter, after hard contest, on Tuesday
elected their mayor-JOhn Warner-by Gl1
majority, with the entire democratic city
ticket and majority in the city council
and city school board.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-10

Buys shOddy, shelf-worn and moth-eaten
goods because the SEEM cheap.
HIS wife spends her time in mending and
changing.
| The boys pants are out at the knees or
in many other places, and they never look
or wear well.
| They DON'T patroui:e Fiske IL BEEN.
| Boys all like TO wear good sensible goods.
They get them at Fiske IL Beems
They look with longing eyes in Fske IL
Beem's window, and would like to exchange
their shoddy, miserable fitting suit for good
serviceable one in the beautiful store, where
it is as light as day every night, and warm
and comfortable.
You are welcome, all and everyone. Fiske
IL BEEN like to show you good goods ,viy
cheap.
The laborer and mechanic and farmer
should save their money and buy good goods
cheap. In so dong they put money in their
pockets.
Save many stitches for the wife and moth
er. Save doctors bills and be more com
Portable and happy, Decides looking more
respectable and being respected by all.
Take Flske Il Beem's advice buy good
goods cheap; buy where there's but onr
price and that's the lo,cSt.
The man who takes advantage of your ig-
norance to get an extreme dollar out of you
steolS 50 mpcH from ycn. \ word to the wise
is sufficient.
It's a fact that Fiske e BEEN have the best
Illinois to Gay.
The laboring man will find goods suitable
for him at Fiske II Beem's, very cheap.
Everybody is welcome at Fiske e Beems
one prize store.
No Misrepresentation aHo,od; you get
your moneys worth and will be happy.
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A furious cyclone, having tie character
istic appearance of slow-moving cloud
on Monday afternoon advanced on the
Town of Springfield, IN Southwestern Mis-
sour, on the St. Louis u San Francisco
Railroad. The funnel killed five people,
all women, and wounded thirty persons.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth OF
damage was done. The cyclone passed
toward the northeast from Springfield and
10 tracked twenty-five miles of destruction
IN its course, including over dozen of
farm houses, with barns, fences, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-10

Accounts Of an appalling disaster come
from Madison, Wis. About O'Clock T.. NJ
on Thursday the south front of one of the
new wings OF the Wisconsin State House
at Madison came down with crash, bring
ing the entire iron root OF the wing with
it. The building was 10xl20 feet in breadth
ana depth, and seventy feet high, divided
INTO three stories. The east and west walls
remain standing the north wall being the
main building. The whole interior of the
wing IS total wreck. The noise of the
collapse was fnghtiul, and the detonatlons
followed eachothor for fully half a minute.
The ruins were filled with groans and cries
Tor help. Four thousand people hurried
into the park aad behcId the terrifying
spectacle. Six workmen hung by the limbs
in midair to dangling ratters, three of the
victims being dead. Five men were kill.
ed, nearly all being horribly mangled.
-Four others are dying, and seventeen were
less seriously injured, The scandals usu-
ally attaching to work on public buildings
have been gwen free rein by this calamity,
but until the inquest shall be held little
can be authoritativelv known as To the
cause or where the responsibility should
rest
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to control, Malone has hitherto been able
to rule Virginia with high hand, Butte
the decent white people the domination he.
came so intolerabie thatthey resolved at the
election on Tuesday to make u supreme
effort to shake 1t of, and their splendid
success was almost as great surprise to
themselves as it was to Malone. They
carried the state by majority of not less
10000, with an overwhelming majority in
both branches of the legislature. The re
suit not only strips Of his power IN Nirgl-
MIA as well as at Washington, one of the
most pestilcnt demagogues of the day, but
1t placss the "Old Dominion" back into
her normal position as one Of the always
reliable democratic states Of the Union.
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llgan had sent force 10 La Sale to pro-
tect the mine.owners and the men at work
such was not the case, as Sheriff Mllhgan
saw no necessity for sending n force there
for that purpose, and he also refused Ia
swear in the police force which came from
Chicago. The striking miners, to then
credit, had before determined to protect
all property If called upon by the Sheriff.
II "A disturbance had taken place which
threatened either lie or property, you may
be sure Milligan would be thar" but IN
this case there was no need Of any police,
and those that came were simply used for
intimidation of the strikers"
x
When II dawns on the ayera ye publisher
that his newspaper must be improved to
be protitably appreciated, the fact never
seems To strike him that anything but en-.
largement Is improvement The best way
to improve paper is to adopt more con
densed system of inserting ideas. The
best journa! is the one that contains the
most fact, the fewest words and the least
paper.-La safe Press.
True enough. But herein lies diff.
Guilty Country readers often want a big
paper and chrome and advertisers insist
on black type and lots Of it. The west has
not yet reached the standard of New York
where papers like the SIN issue their l0O,.
600 copies daily, unless we except the CHI.
cago Daily Nens, which has little circula.
ton as a daily as yet in the country about
here. Six months of bad roads per an.
mum Is not encouraging to small news
papers.
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The Coffee Store.

without question, Chase " Sanborn'S cof-
fees are the best ia the 'cord. That's saying
a good deal, but Il is Il fact You can have
either grade alone or make 4 combination
to suit yourself If you want cup of coffee
you can really enjoy, get some Standard Java
and Mocha. At any rate, come and see how
fragrant they are.
can suit you on teas kRolc. a finer lot
was never shown in Ottawa, and they are
the best goods which can be sold for the
price, with small profit.
Come and see them. Also nice line OF