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Daily globe., 1883-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS WANT COLUMN

ENOR RENT-The whole OF part of desirable
Il store, centrally located. Will give long
lease. Inquire at Globe Office, Washington
avenue. 2l3-26
M TANTED- men for Msndan, 80 per day;
w IS mon for Superior Citf, S175 per day;
25 men for Diokenson, to work in car shop at
81 per day, steady work and COED pay; ship
every day this week; one good waiter for city,
farm hands, dairy man. Gillingham Co.,
Harmonic hall. 2l0
fOR RENT-House with rooms, cellar, well
n and cistern, good barn room for horses,
Pleasant avenue and Twenty fourth street. Price
$50 per month. Apply to A G Smith, livery
stable, corner Of Washington and Cedar avenue.
205<
A. CARLsoN's Employment Office, 1O5
- First street north. Telephone con-
nections. First-clsss help furnished on ap-
pl1cation. 1915
GAFES-A large invoice of Briggs safes just
~ received. One specially fine FIRE and burg
lar safe. An assortment of second hand safes,
different makes, cheap. Scales, money drawers,
etc. NJ. D. Rowley & Co., general agents, Is
Fourth street south. Minneapolis, MINI. l79*
Daily globe., 1883-08-09

ANSWER IHIS.-1s there person living whC
ever cav a case OF ague, biliousnees, nervous
ness, OF neuralgia, or any disease Of the stomach
liver, or kidneys that Hop Bitters will not cure
Fast Dri,ing.
The following letter, addressed by hi:
honor, Mayor Ames, to the chief of police
viii meet with the approval of every citi
zen, with the exception, perhaps, of reck
less drivers and the sanity deacon who
roosts In the city hall building:
MAYORS OFFICE, }
MINNEA Polls, Aug. 8. I
CoIr. A. G. BERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE
Sir: You will please station a patrolmar
at each of the following points permanent
iy until further orders, and conform your
other patrol beats thereto, viz:
Cerner of Hennepin and Washington
avenues.
Corner of Nicollet and Washington
avenues.
Corner of First and Washington
avenues south.
You will also make a beat extending
from the corner of Third street and Nicol-
let avenue to the corner OF Third street
and Hennepin avenue.
You will also instruct your officers to
arrest any person who drives over the
crossings at points faster than a walk
when the streets are thronged with pedes-
TRANS, or III reckless manner any time
Very respectfully,
A A. AMEs, Mayor.
Daily globe., 1883-08-09

Our st. Louis correspondent reports a
better feeling at the close of last week in
the flour trade in that city, and nineteen
mills in operation, producing 10000 bar
rels of -four per day. Our Milwaukee cor
respondent notes no improvement, with
seven mills running, and producing $500
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PERSONAL,

-MR. Bernard Mayer and famil,
have moved to Town.
RI. T. HYSsoN, Esq, was iu GU
City on Wednesday last.
-MR. Moses Bloom arrived HON.
from New OrIesus Sunday evening
Hons. Lewis Tcxada and Robt
l.. Lnckett were in Town Monday
| -CAPr. A. M. Haas, of Rupkie
vile, paid our sanctuM visit on
Saturday.
-Mss. Susan Roos, of California
a sister of our townsman, Ed. We'll
is in Town.
Col. Jas. C. Wise, that grand
old ve'ersn and lover Of democracy
has been in Town since Monday.
--MEssRs. Blanchard, Hickman
aud Wilson were in Town yesterday
to attend the meeting of the Police
Jury.
Cart. julius NJ. Nasits arrived
home on Friday from Marshall, Tex
as, where he had been on business
for A. Heymsn.
Ma. ]. NJ. Hetherwick, accom-
panied by his mother, left here b,
rail on Saturday morning, bound for
the Crescent City.
-CADErs Atrial, Hooe and Cooke
rifle, from the Louisiana State Uni
versity, at Baton Rouge, spent the
Christmas Holidays here.
Carr. D. G.. Paul, our popular
aud efficient Sheriff and Tax Collec.
tor, will shortly visit New Orleans
to make his settlement with the
Auditor.
THERE was q gathering of the
"young folks" at the residence of
Mr.. VIM. Rexer last evening, where
a few hours were quite pleasant,
whiled away.
-MAsrER Henry Radcliffe has Sc.
cured position at the Telegraph
Office here as Messenger. Henry is
deserving boy, and will do his beat
to please all who have business with
him.
EVERY tirst Of January we re-
ceive q New Years card from Bonito,
the popular representative of John
|. Adams, New Orleans. Freddie,
our thanks-the same to you and
yours.
Mn. Simon Cullen, of the popu-
lar firm of Cullen Rogers, left here
On Monday ON an extended trip up
the river, on business for the Cotton
Seed Association. He will be alb
sent one week.
-MR. N. B. Dozier, the gentle
manly manager Of the Wrought Iron
Range Company, together with hia
interesting family, leave here to-day
or Clinton, La, where he will be
stationed for some time. Mr.. D. and
ady have many friends here Who'll
Eill ever remember them, and whose
arrest wishes will be for their vel
are among strangers.
IRVING HoUsE.--Arrivals at this
otel on Monday: R. W. Albright,
:. A. Boyce, Shreveport, La; James
Hickman, F. A. Blanchard, Rapides;
}. Coretb, Dallas, Texas; Dr.. Ham.
ton, Alexandra; W. L. McAdam,s
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ADVERTISEMENT.
= BULLDOZERe- OR
WHAT?

HAAsvILLE, AvoYELLEs PARISH, LA. ,
January LIST, 1883.
A communication headed "Buukie
Bunkieviile, or Whati" appeared in
the Alexandria Democrat. October 4th.
1882, signed IF. q. r. Justice" Be
ing q subscriber to tho Democrat 7
found it strange not receiving that
number, and would not have known
the existence of the article had not
a friend asked ME it DID not read tho
Communication. Having my curiosity
.ronsed, was determined to .a,i.fy
it, and made an unsuccessful search
NJ t" last Saturday, while in Aiexau.
dria. with the assistance of II friend /
found tue long looked for article.
In answer to the remarks about the
quill driver of this place, will state
that he i. a mechanic, supports HIM
self and family by his profession, he is
certainly credit To this country and
known by you. He is named by you
snrcharged gaseous bipel, etc.
" hen You wrote those words you knew
it to Do LIE. You pretend IT, be
Minister. Does your congregation paw
you extra to try to run down good
christians Every one knows Mr.. J.
Wright, (the quill driver,) from this
place, to be one: he is not like you-f
trampiDg from pillow to post under
the garb Of reIlgion-for he'll il paved
with sncl, of your kind. In regard to
1emarks about me, yon claim you are
locker on aAd close observer and
writing in behalf of others. Ia whose
interest did you write that srticle
about thr CheneyviIle pe"plei Isup.
pose it would be Impossible to find
bigger Inflated wind bag aud over
grown gaspipe than you are. You
seem to kiuw 50 much abont Inv feel
lngs and affairs. May AJAX you to
keep your internal nose out of my bus.
mess and let me aud niue alone. In
you seem to have such a
hatred for the name of "Bunkie,"I
notice you poking around there \ good
zeal; why don't you get! am sure
10 one would miss you-only at meal
line. a. NJ. HAAS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03

ALEXANDRIA Section No. SGT
Endowment Rank Knights OF Py
thlas, held their annual meeting or
the I'd inst, and the following Off.
GERS were elected:
~. I. hunter ............... President
Ghas. Goldenberg... .Vice-President
n! r. y. rogers ................. Chaplain
l. NJ: Biossat. Secretary and Treasurer
y oo' ness -. .................G Guide
q. A. Schnack .... Gnard
a. Aii''oi '......- -. ....... Sent
Ar the sociable given on Mon
LAY evening last, at the residence of
Mrs. Jno. We'll, in the First Ward,
and which proved to be in all re-
spects grand and entertaining, it
being the anniversary of Mrs. Sarah
Gehr's birthday, a number of Mr..
and Mrs. Julius NJ. Nasi,s' youuy
gentlemen friends presented them
with a most beautiful Silver Tea
Urn--Rost elaborate in style and
certainly fit token of friendship
ard appreciation. The presentation
was made by Mr.. NJ. Klein, and in
the name Of and at The solicitation
nI Messrs. Bertrand We'll, Abe Vein
burg and Herman D-utsch. Mr..
h'e'n's remarks though ec tempore
were most appropriate. SO surprised
was Capt. Jim" AT the time that he
WAS unable to give utterance to
single sentence, but after collecting
himself somewhat, thanked the
generous donors from his besrt of
hearts. The Young ladies' aud gen
tIemen present at the time, had the
day before Sunday met with
most generous aud ho.pitable recep
ton at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nasits. Such tokens Of esteem and
merit are seldom bestowed ON us
poor mortals now, and We are conf
lent that those who receive them
'eel highly complimented.
-THE Brass Band Of our City, or
more properly speaking the Alexan
iria Cornet Band, Of which our peo.
Die here are justly proud, we're GU,
IN a serena,ing and pleasure tour
he other night, and visited quite a
lumber. of places before they stopped. !
They first met at the residence OF
'ohn c. Goul'ien, popular member
4 the band, who has always done !
that lay in his power for the neneft r
this organization, where they were d
efre 4hed With things suitable to be II
set before king" Their mex, L
rove vac to the residence OF Prof.
chm 'liuski, the leader Of the band, 4
here they were most royalty treated
18th an uhl time bumper Of noge,
'ientIicaliy mixed fur this special
scaslon. In front of the Professors
'sidance, as the Old Year marched A
ut, and the Ginning Of the different II
1urch bells Throughout the City u.h. ii
ed in the New, the band played v
'e favorite air, "i':sere Are Brighter 5
avs for Thee, My Darling" The 81
md then visited the residences of is
e. Rschal, as also that Of Mr.. Craw Il
y, after which they adjourned for t,
70 night. Mr.. r. returns his sin ,r
re thanks for the compliment paid G.
N, and trusts that he will be bet ii
r prepared to receive them shouu ~
ey ever come his way again. Our lie
md is 81 fixed institution. is rapidly pe
proving, and with such gentlemen tie
Prof Sritmalinski aud Mr.. Goui III
n al the head OF il, is sure to sue I'LL
ed. tn
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-01-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

WILLIAM A. GRIFFIN ~,
Mrs. MATILDA MoLENA1RE No' S''i'
and Husband.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Rari,ies, In.
DURSTANT TO a COMMISSION AND
Il order OF sale l,ssIed and 10 me direct
ell by the Honorable tn. District Court in
and fer The Parish anl STATE aforesaid, in
the above e1,itlcd and numbered suit,
commanding and ..lth"r ng me to sell
for the purposes Of PARTITION, for cash, and
in accordance with law, The property
heninaf..r described, l shal! offer for sale
at public auction, Il. the font Of the Court
House door in the Town Of Alcxanilria,
La, between the hours prescribed by
law, on
SATURDAY, tire 9th day Of JANUARY,
A. D., 1853,
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain piece or n.trcel nj ground, sit
mated, lying and being in The village OF
PincyilIe, in the Parish Of Eapides. lou.
isiana, bounded :ts follows: in front by
Back street, on the Southwest side by
property of A. David, i'll the rear b. prop
erty Of j. w. Johnson, and on The north
west hy r. A. Hunter. as'de-ryihed in his
deed from George W. \. SchwaltzenbeFg,
and also the following described property
in same village of Piacyilie. State of Lou
isiana, and Parish of Rap,les, fronting ON
Trout street, bounded ,iboNe by property
Of the Heirs of John Seliw arlzenjarg and
in the rear by property of w. A. Griffin as
described in the deed from George w. X.
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Nashville, Tenn; F. Cannon, Mexi
co; W. w. Edwards, Whitright, Tex;
Geo. 5. Verden, Boston, Mass: O.
W. Nelson, City: N. r. Roberts, Cue.
NEVILLE; WIN. Polk, [.amourie; II.
+. Luckett, Rapides; B. NJ. PcaIce,
Cheneyyille.
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BaowN's IRON B1rrERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, iudi-
geshon, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, SC.
Use oaiy Browns Iron Bitsers made b.
Brown Chemical Co, Baltimore. Cros,ed
30 kas sad ssadsuazk on wrsRPsA
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A DESERVED COMPLIMENT
ALEXANDRIA, LA.,)


time sold nine hundred in this in
mediate section Of country, and ha
dealings with the very hest Of OF
people. We find them men of il
tesrity and ability, aud prompt t
meet each aud every engagement {
The Company. We cummcnd ,het
t" the tavorshle consideration of ii,
good PEOPLE Of other sections Of til
State.
Edwin G. Hunter, District Atty
VIM. Hustmyre, Merchant.
Jos, Veil, serci.apt.
ID. We'll, Merchant.
Is. Ehr.t.iE, Merchant.
Mrs. Sarah Gehr, Merchant.
N. l.. McGinuis, Merchant.
DR.. "A. Cockeri!!e.
McGinnis and Armstrong, Live
rymen.
d. kuhnasel, Merchant.
W. F. BIsckmsn, Judge.
Henry st. John, Druggist.
II. L. Bioasat, Editor Democrat
Cullen aad Rogers, Merchants.
E. We'll, Warehouse.
A. Heymsn, Merchant.
j: Rosenthal, Merchant.
Thos. B. French, Proprietor Ir.
wing Hotel.
NJ. Klein, Grocer.
Moses Rosenthal, Grocer.
Mires Rnscn.hal, Grocer.
James K. Waters, Editor State
Central Express.
W. c. MvGimsey, Mayor.
j. W. Gordon, Post Master.
T. N. Biossst, Jeweler.
S. II. Rushing, N. D..
Jacob Geixer, Druggist.
Julius Levin.
Ferguson and Schnack, Jewellers.
Jos. Levin, Merchant.
B. c. Duke, Merchant.
l. c. Miller, Stove Dealer.
R. J. Bowman, Attorney at Law.
David C. Paul, Sheriff.
( c. L. Rapsdell, by. Clerk Court.
F. 5. Flower, by. Clerk Court.
Jos. u. James, Deputy Sheriff.
Ralph Walter, Saddlef.
Nelson Taylor, Liveryman.
N. Bloom.
Herman c. Duncan, Rector of St.
lanes Church.,
L. ?. Wilmington, Superintendent
}. s. NJ. E. Church.
Robt. P. Hunter, Attorney at Law.
James R. Silliman, for New York
lumber Co. Of Louisiana.
J. R. Thornton, Attorney at Law.
L. B. Baynard, Druggist.
John A. Williams, Merchant.
John G. Rogers, Warehouse.
L. v. Marye, Notary Public.
A. Albert and Son, Photographers. |
Andrews and Foster, Attorneys at
Jaw.
E. S. Hetherwick, Merchant.
j. NJ. Hetberwick.
N. W. Cslvit, City Marshall.
Chas. Goldenberg, Grocer.
Geo. H. Wilson, Grocer.
Gustave Gehr, Grocer.
c. B. Stewart, Grocer. =,
Isaie We'll, Butcher.
Sol. Hess.
R. G.. Dial.
v. Girard, Baker.
Jonas Well, Merchant.
G. A. Thornton.
w. L. Vale.
D. DuPre, NJ. D.
A. W. Pardee, Superintendent Pub.
c Schools.
George o. Watts, Clerk of Dis
let Court.
--Ex- Gov. Hendricks, Of Indiana,
as almost entirely recovered from
"a recent severe attack of sickness. |,
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79Dearborn Ave-. Chicago, Nov. >,
] have been a great sufferer from
everyweak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form, Nearlv
everything ! ate gave me distress.
and ! could cat but little. Ihavs
triedeveythmgrecommended,h have
taken the prescriptions Of dozen
physieians, but got no relief until I
sook Browns Iron Bieters. I FEEL
none Of the old troubles, and am =
new man. I am getting much
stronger, and feel 6rst-ra.e. lam
. railroad engineer, and now make
my trps regularly. lean not saw
zoo much in praise Of your wonder.
s@ medicine. -s., D. G. MACK.
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TINE TABLE OF THE NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC
GOING EAST.
No. 2G2, Mail and Express I:37 A. NJ
No. 204, Freight. ......... 1886 P. NJ
GOING WEST.
No. 2Oi, Matt and Express, ILLS P. NJ
No DOB, Freight. .6:45 p N
Arrive at New Orleans, .3p. N
Depart from New Orleans. $3.50 A. NJ
TINE TABLE hoRGAE's LOUISA AND TEXAS
ARRIVE
No. !, Mail and Express, .s:l2p. NJ
No. 9, Freight, .lI:57 p N
DEPART.
No. 2. Mail and Express. .4:52 A. NJ
No. 10, Freight. A NJ
Arrive at New Orleans. $40 P. N
Depart from New Orleans. ga. NJ
Tickets on sale to all points East and
South East. J.. G. Now A.
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M. Iooh place on december "a, With
the following result:
Jas. G. White. .Worshipfnl Master
solomon Hess, ...... Senior Warden
Jamuel Follows, $50. Junior Warden
aisernbn Hilton,. Secretary
Edouard We'll. Treasurer
H. c. Duncan, Chaplain
Hullus Levln....-......Se Senior Deacon
4. c. Rogers. Junior Deacon
q. A. Staples, Master of Ceremonies
John Dunn. .................. TYLER
c. Goldenberg, Gus. Fehr,. Stewards
The officers were installed on St.
Johns night, December 9th, 1882.
KNIGHTS OF PYrH1As.-Tbe regu
lar election of officers for this Lodge
was held last Thursday night. Tie
following officers were chosen:
G. A. Staples, Chancellor Com'r
r. c. Rogers. Vice Chancellor
d. Z. Duncan. ...............P relate
J. Rosenthal, >. Master of Exchequer
Joseph Well. -. :. Master of Finance
c. L. Ransdell, Keeper Records, Seals
j. N. Laney... Master at Arms
N. L. McGinnis,
!: 4 !: Sssssst' Board of Trustees.
Robt. P. Hunter, ! Delegates
]. NJ. Hetherwick, Grand Lodge.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hetherwick was advanced
% Past Chancellor.
The following Marriage Licen-
'es have been issued by the Clerk of
he Court since the Goth Of Decem-
DER, 1882:
Jessie Houston to Harriet Hamilton
Phillip Jacobs to Judith Smith.
Thomas Dyal to Annie Dyai.
Robt. Moore to Virginia Allen.
Jack COTE to Betsey Daniels.
Martin Bettison to Peggy Bruce.
Richmond Hatho,n to Josie Berlin
Thornton Hawkins to Vine johnson
Luke Young to Eleanora Crockett.
Peter Shorter to Oracle Lloyd.
j. r. Mullins to Kate M. Stern. I,
Frank Smith to Mary Jane Tyler.
John johnson to Alice Houston.
B. NJ. Rougeau to Cornelia f. Davis i
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NEW THIS DAY.

TheSeCret
Of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: It is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, aud
does just what is claimed for
it-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood.
it reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and Strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
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HOME PROOF.

, Itys, Ci,eates and Rheumatism
EIneI Taih,u,i,I1E"SOIhing seemed 10 help me
oOsld He'V" ZEPT. PHILLlPS
Wheeling. W. Va.
,,,, polypus Of Nose. Impaired roiee.Esui'
"a tnr yea1; patent medicine iSlleu 70 he'p NO.
Gf smith coh'P'''s' CHARLES CHADDUCK,
NJ gpeldel & Co, Wheeling. ". Va.
..rd IJcernted Stomach Treatment
DHptp,III,sd 10 give Ia relief Dr.. Smith cured
bfyeAn THDMAB HOLT, Insurance Agent.
Sf E,-"FAd them for i3IIsesh G ahh a1s''h
hg,',o." LOUIS I. MAsmiSuLVS:
es sEriIIa, Running sottn on hs o;STrv sssmsd to
$50 ioT fourteen yeArs mourning Seeneu W
hspaln' W. sUi''" MES CAT Urine CAPs,
Market Erect, Wheeling. W.. Va
,..e., --"sutIeIed for years WIN CAnceIi hau u
CA Az, ,hrre times It returned Ailer eacn opelA'
op DT. smith cured H7 T aas t ekcU n
PIgal Fl,,ulG Of AnuG:-Plat q my PACK ior Is
ne Rrp"fIed dying. Dr. smith cured me with
at knife, In i've Weeks TgouAs CoIyIy.
Wholesale Grocer. Main ST., WheellngS "; va.
,,,n..Iions Of ReCium, ProlApsuS and Files
lEet" aIya,, M 10 die and pronounced incura'
Wa ssrrIlh cured NE without knife"
be- W. 'tN''1 WASHINGTON DELAEY,
Martins Ferry.
U.v n O LAdd writes:-"Dr. smiths probes
E'I' .d ~ in my family have been most salts
nOuhL ~ III commend him 10 all ~ gentleman
nd AIn" ri Kolb sIys:-"l had been suffering
IN MI ysSrS and treated by many physicians for
o. sSsn ''V Dr. smith taId had taps worm. and
tIts sE, hour removed a nou'ter lC9 feet long,
u slsati y Three yeGn in hotp tals for
Is yiTe NE Jecu lar advantages 70 such cases
cured Of CAtArlh, diseases OF heart liver,
Felslhp ttIneys kin. blond, nervous affections
,onS ~. kne.sc, Of men Rnd youth, scrofulA and
lima testify to my success.
''v T,s cured without the knife. ,
L, ~ Al ;is.ance may be treated BY letter and
,u.GcIion guaranteed. A chart for sell exainlna;
la senI On receipt Of two threeFent stamps, and
ia G.ni,siI" nj office fres Office hours from ga
= ' i"?p. ~. daily. Call on or adde's
. ~ t. :" ]. Z. Smith, NJ. D.,
av,, No Ill ChAplIne St, Wheeling, W. Va.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST (!
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.

Offers the best field for Emigrants-vlz: mild
equAble, and healthy climate; cheap lands OF great
fertility, producing all varieties Of Grain, Fruit and
Grasses IN wonderful abundance: an iuexhAustiblg
| supply OF Timber: vast Coal Fields and OtheI
mineral deposits; cheap and quick transportation
by railroads and river navigation direct commerce
with all parts Of the world, owing 10 It's proximity
TO the Pacific Ocean.
No Drouths, no Insect Pests, no Hurricanes
WhlrlWinds, OF other Destructive Phenomena.
The Lands OF the Pacific Northwest chow an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely In excess oil
that Of any other section Of tho United States.
No failure OF crops has ever occurred.
Oregon Wheat commands 4 higher price than
that OF any other country In the Liverpool market
An immense area OF very fertile Railroad and
Government LANDS, within easy reach OF tho trunk
lines OF the Northern Pacific K. R, the Oregon
Railway d Navigation, and the Oregon d california
3. r, Co.'S aud their numerous branches In the
great Valleys OF the Columbia aud It's tributaries
are now offered Tor sale 81 low prices, and on EaEy
Terms or open 10 presumption and Homestead
Entry.
The great movement OF population 10 the colum.
biA region now In progress Will be enormously In.
creased by the completion Of the Northern Pacific
R. r. aud the Oregon Railway d Navigation Co.'S
SyStemA This renders certain rapid increase Ia
the value OF lands now open TO purchase or 10 en-.
try under the United sIatis Land Laws,
For Pamphlets aud Maps, descriptive Of tho coun.
try It's resources. climate, routes Of travel, rates
aud full Information, address,
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THE DAILY MARCH 49, 1885

either respect or admiration from those
whose tribute Of praise was worth having,
The following young ladies received
quarterly tickets for observance OF the
school rules: Second Glass Mamie Glon-
niger, sallie TieFney, Ethel Kirkman
Division OF the Second: Jennie Glenn,
Fannie Robinson, Kittie Gallagher, Annie
keenan,, Race McGraw, Martha Laney.
Third Glass: Emily Houston, Annie kercI,
Jennie Darrah, Abbie Darrah, Agnes Nor
ris, Minnie Williamson, Ella Wells, Jennie
Brent, Tiilie Reilly; Division Of the Sec
ond: Celia Kale. Mary busch.
Etiquette badges for gentleness OF man.
ners and lady.like department towards
teachers and companions: First Circle;
Mamie Gloninger, sallie Tierney. Second
Circle: Annie Keenan,, Minnie Hearne,
Katie Gallagher, Maggie Brennan. Third
Circle: Stella Munhad, Annie kerch,
Emily Hornton. Fourth Circle: Mary
busch, Jennie Brent, Minnie Williamson.
Celia Kale, Mamie Moore, Ella Wells,
Nellie Cannon. NERlTAS.