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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-22
ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

SIOUX CITY 4 st. PAUL TINE CARD
no. PASSENGER.
Leave st. Paul ut IA ~ ~
Worthington, at ~ T. ~ m'
Arrive at Siou. City, at '-o - ''''
NO. PASSENGER.
Leave St. Paul at SD sid ~
Arrive at WOrthngton at ~
Ar. at Sioux City ut ':'' d"
"0'''' no. 2. PASSENGER. ~
'"'' 1 Worthin tS at 1 S3S = ?. IN.
Arrive at st. Paul, 1T $50 - ''''
NO PASSENGER
Leave Sioux Cityat a:3am I'm
Arrive ut WOrthington at ,55:i;nm
Ar. at st. Paul at
AcCoMMoDATloN.
Coin: E,st-I.eaves W"rtlington at ~ =: '' ~:
Go :g West-Lcavcs WorthlnGtoh III 80" PIN
wORTHINCTON AND SIOUX FALLS Il. II.
1 x1tiys: sS s w p!s at 80 % M
leaves worthington 3 20 pm.
T. T.. WARREN, Agent.
BCH& IN TINE TABLE.
Going Nortl,-rassenger arrives at $3.50 D. H.
sioinS South-P:,SScnger leaves 1T 4:l3 Il. III.
Freight leaves S:n, H. H. ArrveS 80" y: T 1o
ter than st. Paul.
+. T.. WARREN Agent.
c.. n. W. TIME TABLE.
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains FRO"
1sa%s for e Hs% Glm at 50 a. M 8
Time Of arrival:
From the West, sc5am& 6SOpm.
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"A party from Adrian came over last
week and went "a fishing, to Round
Lake. The party consisted of Jno. NJ.
Grace, l.. &. Clemmons, George Slade,
VIM. Slaae, Chas. Slade, John Fay and
5. Hamilton. They took a small wagon
load of pickerel aud returned in high
spirits.
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Tie thunder storm season opened up
Tuesday with a preliminary matinee
and the engagement is still running
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Observation-Disclosures wanting wind.
mills will do we'll to call on us before
buying elsewhere. We are agents for
the Lodi Manufacturing Company. and
also for Feed Mills and Three. Shovel
Culiivat0rs.
3ltf W.I. & J. S. FIRTH.
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- 20 to Wyckotf's for Okabena Flour.
kates $50 to ST. per 100 lbs. G39lw

UO ~ "yckoII'S tor OkaDenI FlOur
lsates $3.50 to So per 100 lbs. [39.lw
For several days there has been on
exhibition in ore of Wyckofr's front
windows in the Masonic block q sin.
guar work of art. 1t is called y
Medley Picture of some of the game
BIRDS OF Minnesota, and was made by
Mrs. llecox, who is skilled in the taxi.
dermlst's art. Nearly all the birds of
this vicinity have contributed to make
up this rare picture.
Street Commissioner Coyey has been
putting in some good work on 4tl,-av
between 11th and 18th streets. The
residents and property owners on this
street should ''cllip in'' and have some
extra work done on it. A little CUTTING
down about Thirst. and some filling
and 3raveling along by the Episcopa]
church would make this the finest
street in town.
Mrs. G. W. Anderson will delive,
her celebrated lecture on ''Sharp Teeth'
this evening in the NJ. +. Church. It
WILL be Il rare treat. Full of wit. wis.
dom and good advice. Everybody
should hear ''Sharp Teeth"
An entertainment will lie given at
Masonic Hall in the evening of Decor
alton Day: 1t will he under tie aus.
pieces and for the benefit of the Ladies:
society Of the Presbyterian church, and
Will consist Of songs sung by the
''boys' during the late war, of recita.
lions appropriate to the day, and tab.
leaux representing camp scenes, etc.
The Village Council met on Thurs.
day night last. The Recorder reported
the city building insured. a petition
from p. Thompson and others WAS re.
ceived asking for the opening of 10th ay.
NV to connect with the Diagonal road.
Following bills were allowed: Sc. go
tor lamp goods; J.. l.. Palmer, survey
ing, S.; b. W. Lyon, for ladders SIC.
and oil $1297.
Council decided to lay new street on
south side of C'ary's Addition, from
5th.av. east to lst-av,
The Royce Bell Ringers gave an en-
tertainment at Masonic Hall on Satur.
day night last to Il fair house. They
gave a No. entertainment, every
thing in excellent taste and .rtistically
done. This is not paid puff, but is a
genuine and hearty notice.
Blythe way, this is a good time to
speak of the class of entertainments
which are now attracted to W0rthinp.
ton by our new hall. The best troupes
going are now visiting our town and
we hope they will be well n,tr0nized.
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LOCAL..
WORrulNGrON. MINI. MAY %, 1884.
CLUB RATES

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d so year to
Clubs Of ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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.pp1vaI.AyD DEPARTUREO OF NAILS
ARRIVES
,, 12:1Sa. m.
NOrtherh \ua!y O. pan, and East 1925 p. III.
4. " 1923 u. III.
9o0tneIn 4. r. r. EN ll:OO p. m.
Tavern ,v.,;nnton & S,orx Falls, 300 M
Round Lake, Saturdays
,.u,, 1928 a. m.
~OTW |o"nS T. Pan, and beyond ) q p IN
~ W w. 12:lSa. ~.
youtMeI" .. y r. An $3.50 a. III.
E@SteIn vvor.,;rUton & sioux Falls 4:45 p III
~. Sonrd:;a III
Nails carried by day trains close 30 minutes
before departure. Ali others at O'CLOCK 1 H.
Oillce hours from \. IN. TO III. o""o"Ss
from to Q q IN and II III to p. m ,..,,o
Money orders issued AMI letters reglstefeu pe'
'"ss" ~ INV" 80 '0 X. ID. BARBER, P. NJ.
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LAMP OFFICE at Worthington Minn.,

LaNTUFFlCE 1t WOfthlngtOn Mimi,
April %, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the U. s.
Land Office 1T WOrthington, MIMI, Oh
May 81, 1854.
Viz: Benjamin BevanS,
Ill. Application, No. IL $3.50.
For the nw4 Sec, a-lO4-43
RE names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said Land, viz:
Il. A. Mracianl, w. G. Barnard. f.. 4. Stevens
and ratrie Herman, of Murray and Mobiles coun-
ties, Mimi.
36 Mons GRINAGEH REGISTER.
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On Thursday last Constable Wool.
stencroft, of Fulda, brought John
Brock to town and turned him over to
Sheriff Miller to be jailed for 20 DAYS.
lie was committed for fighting.
Blythe way, Bro. Woolstencroft, we
hear that over ut Fulda they are punch
ing and pounding each other numer.
ously. Does this indicate another war ?
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
willmont Herd.

! will be prepared to herd cattle by May I5tl
1T - ~ 4 head i'll Oct. lSt and furnish salt. Ap
ply at sec. 30, Willmont township.
37.2w* EMIL GRAF.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. MARITIME is over from Pipestone
visiting Mrs. Thorp.
Johnny Dean has been in town for
several days visiting friends.
Capt. Grinager, of the Land Office,
has gone on a visit to Albert Lea.
Mrs. e. ]. Smallwood, of Omaha, is
home visiting father and mother Moul-
ton.
County Surveyor Peterson and Judge
Nelson with thOir families have been to
Round Lake fishing.
E. l.. Weml4e, the right royal land
lord of the Rusl,mo:e Hotel, was in
town yesterday distributing his money
for taxes, etc.
A. II. Davidson, editor of tho Rock
Rapids Review and Supt. of Schools of
Lyon CO., Iowa. made us a fraternal
call on Friday last. He is an agreeable
gentleman and is making Il good news
paper.
Our friend Joseph Lowe came home
from Maquoketa, Iowa. last week and
has sold off his personal effects prepar.
atory to removing to that place. He
has long been identified with Worthing.
ton and her interests and we regret ia
see him and his family leave.
w. +. Billings and J. T.. Ludwick
are in town having recently arrived
from Chamberlain. They came down
the Missouri from Bismarck to Cham.
berlain in flat.boat which they built
at Bismarck, and were about ten days
on the way. Mr.. Billings thinks that
Chamberlain will be the best point on
the Missouri when the reservation is
opened, the land between Chamberlain
and the Black Hills being nearly all
good land.
P. Blaine, county commissioner OF
| Mobiles county land. we believe, st ran.
ger-in.law to James G.. Blaine,) has
been in town for several days. -Fuld;
Republican.
II. W. Sanborn, of TT. Dodge. was in
| town several days thissweek. He talks
OF locating a marble cutting establish
n.ent in Spirit Lake, with which he will
connect one or more other lines. We
should be glad to report this consum
mation.-Spirit Lake Beacon.
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A17ETTON.

Auction every Saturday ut 1 o'clock
p. M, at Second Hand Store in Worth
ington. commencing May 81, 1884. Let
everyone come from far or near that
wants to buy or sell Horses. Cows and
other stock, Farm Machinery. Wagons.
Buggies, Furniture. or any other per.
sonal property. Also auction sale ev-
cry Saturday evening Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes. sc.
Correspondence solicited.
39-3w] T.. G.. OLIVER.
Judge Joshua Tracy, President of
the b., G. r.. & n. railroad, died ut
Burlington on Monday last after an
illness of three days.
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tFOr the ADVANCED
DESTINY

Oh, Destiny, thou glittering star,
That sways the hearts intense desire,
And leads the worshippcrs afar
I" perish in thy quenchless fire.
Drawn by the unseen hand Of fate
Der scorching plains or icy seas
To find alas when all too late
Death! Death alone can give release,
And bear the dauntless spirit DER
The vast illfmitab!e space
Where the immortals on that shore
Whence none return, no footsteps trace.
And who comes last or went before,
Here claims no victory in the race
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NOT A GENTLEMAN.

NOT GEW2LEMAN.
A fellow named Bloom, late editor
$50 called) of the Worthington Record,
has settled in Garner, Iowa, and hav-
ing nothing else to do, has gone into
the business of writing letters to the
press of Southwestern Minnesota, in
which he goes for the Worthington
ADVANCE and its editor. This Office
was complimeMted with one of said
illusions, and its contents were such
that although we never saw the man
we were enabled to form very good
idea OF his makeup. No gentleman
will write letters to a stranger and use
such language about third party
st. James Journal.
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ICE.-I am prepared to deliver ice as
soon us parties wish ut any hour Of the
day. (S6-tf) L. e. PANNELL.
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A REMARK ABLE ES APE.

Mrs. Mary A. DALEY, of Tunkhan-
mock, Pa, WAS afflicted for six years
with asthma and bronchitis, during
which time the best physicians could
give 70 relief. Her life was despaired
of. until in last October she procured a
bottle of Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was felt, and by
continuing it's use for short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh
50 lbs. in few months. Free Trial
Bottles of this certain cure of all throat
and lung diseases at G.. W. Smiths
drug store Large size 81. 4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-22

The Twelfth Annual Commencement
of the University of Minnesota will be
held ut Minneapolis beginning May
Goth, and continuing four DAYS.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

NOBIES CUU ~ "a
ArD1rOR-E. s. Mills:
TREAsUHER-wm. Wighami, o,rson
HeCr ~ PunnATE-EmOryC Clark.
CIESK OF CouwT-I. b. Bennett.
SaEw1F f mowEW!1ssss,oSEx-Emory Clark.
ErS DEMONSTRATION. w. WILSON,.
Cor~Ty S;.uvEYOn-W. A. Peterson.
1nuoSER-Dr l.. W. Warren c.,t.
CoUSrI SUrERlNrENDENT-Dr. y. Cf"A''
COMMISSIONERS.
First Distrtct-P. Haine 90, o. h M WiXmont.
:yc' D;str;ct-jamcs Gown, OF Adrian: ~,
fS"rth 6istrict-Wm. Il. Farasher' OF ''''''c
Rtr.k. ,u ,ro-.,,;no,on. Chm
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A n IF III. )" .

u.-.,,,c ~. n Lodge No G5 meets every a.tes.
1T. FriItS evening. X. B. rlorrs' Mas'o'
Work nan. ,
r. r. BuCuAN. Recorder.
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LOOKING FOR LAND.

A party Of six gentlemen from Scott
county, Iowa, arrived on Tuesday and
are looking for lands in this vicinity.
The party consists of Henry Ruwe and
three sons and Henry kardel and Hen
ry Moeller. Mr.. Ruwe is one of the
county commissioners Of Scott county,
is IN experienced farmer and having
visited lis last fall, has returned to To-
cate his sons.
BRIGUTES7, CLEA NJSSY-FA CED AND
AELESE
The Wortlington ADVANCE is the
brightest, cleanest.faced, nlcst ably
conducted journal that comes to us
from Mimi. Then it is really in ad-
vance of the fogyism Of the times and
for that reason it and it's able editor
have suffered. An attempt Was made
to kill the one and drive the other out
of the country. But one would not die
and the other didn't drive. Rntl, are
worthy the large patronage they re-
ceive. "Advance" and give the co,!n-
tersign.-New Thought, MaIuoketa.
Iowa.
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MASONIC.

M Ia SON1O.
~rcr, Ar COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni.
~ ndce NJ 1ll. A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic t,lc
~ ~ i< KY No' Hail in WorthiMgton on tne
-, rA&EE. ~ list and Sd Mondays Ill oac"
|SefES<=S:9ts month. w N.
6AKENH X. 3. PI.OrTs, Sec.
CS0zk REGULAR CONVOCA'
H&14& TlONS Of Living Arcn WV "
N17SeE9,E ter' No. %, H.. A.: N: at Ma.
sWF<N95I sonic Hall on the 4th Mon"ay
narh nth
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al 1is X% c IL ts His} $sPe ao'-
OFFICIAL PAPER.
The WOrthingtOn ADVANCE is the Official Pa
Mobiles County,
Village Of Worthington.
u. S. Land Office.

Parties desiring to keep posted in any public
ADVANCE.
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Try Lyons for OkabeH. Flour and
patrOnize a home institution. (30-lw

Ont of the Cooler. Il. l.. Mitchell &
GO. lad on our table the other day Il
supply Of oranges. lemons and cucum-
bers fresh from their cooling room.
One of the cucumbers is six inches
long and must have came long jour.
ney from the South.
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CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. 1883.
CEDAlc KAPIDN REpI

CEDAIc KAPIDS REPUBLICAN,
Interest in the proceedings of the
Chicago Convention is likely to be in
tense, more 50 than many now imagine.
Those who would avoid the annoyance
and vexation of vainly trying to borrow
the Daily Republican Of its regular
subscribers during the sessions of the
Convention, would do we'll to mail to
the publishers of that journal, twenty
cents for the six issues Of the first week
in June. The Republican will have
each day Il lengthy associated press re-
port, also special dispatch and daily
letter prepared by its editor, Mr.. john
son Brigham, who will be on the
ground and have exceptionally good
opportunities to see and know the in
side workings of the Convention. Send
OH your twenty cents at once.
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BRIGHTEST, CLEA NJSS2-F.A CED AND
AELEST
ANOTHER GOOD ONE

Detroit. Mich, May II. 1Ss3-En-
closed is 81 for the ADVANCE. Please
send receipt. l.. e. CLANCY.
This 81 rounds up $50 in cash from
Mr.. CLANCY. lie has stuck for ten
years without IL break and pays up
promptly.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTlS1N0 HA1ES'
~. ,,.,, three weeks, 500, three months, ~ 90
rhree inches weeks, 5M a. ,HHV
Five inches, c'VV'
snec,al rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices. first week 10 cents Is; line; SUD-
cHT"sms,ont advertisements paid in advance.
vcsriv advertisements to be paid QHarte1Iy: a
i.e@ai Advertisements to be paid Tor Deiose s"'
AviL ~ given.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONTENTION.
respectfully requested to attend Il Mass con-
vention to be held ut the Court Room in the
vllag",f Worthi,sion, in said county, on
SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1854,
ut one O'Clock y. H.. sharp. to elect delegates to
represent them in the Democratic Stte Con.
vcntinn 10 he held d. st. Paul he nth inst
and for the transaction Of such business as may
properly come before it.
by order of
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMIITTEr
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington, MIMI.
April 30, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim. and
Land Office ut Worthington, MIMI, on
Saturd ~. June It'll. 1884,
Viz: Ju JUS +. CaSs,
lid Application No. II .S5G,
For the sell sec. -1N3 II.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Ruei Pope. James Marden, John Killsa, ThOm-
as Wilson, of Mobiles Co, MINI.
81 Mons GKINAGER, Register.
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The Worthington Record has been
cut down to al eight.column folio.
Sensible. Now Mobiles county boasts
three rs large, handsome newspapers as
can be found III the wcst.-Adrian
Guardian.
This reminds us that the Guardian
came out last week in its new form,
the good, old sensible eight. column
folio. 1t shows up with nine or ten
columns of home advertising and we
defy any Worthington paper to show
as much. The Adrian boys know how
to advertise.
Pug dogs rs pets have had their day
among the extremely fashionable, but
colds never go out If fashion, so that
it is always necessary to know that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is sure cure for
all coughs and colds.
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S. S. HEWITT
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
Watches. Clocks and tewelry for sale and re
haired on short notice. All kinds OF watches-
Rockford watches 4 speciality.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
At Miller & Smiths Drug Store.
Worthiogton, MINI.
s-25-ly.
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7 CRAFT, M. d.,
J. H. JOHNSON.

MaNUtactNrer Of and Dealer II all Kinds Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, etc.
s'NStOm werk and Repairing in both branches
sHsincSs.
- 9thS ~eet, Worthington, MINI.
.ec--'l
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SHOOTING on THE LIKE SHORE
EDITOR ADVANCE: Allow ne to
say a word in your paper about shoot
ing on the lake shore. AS 1 was CON-
ing into town last Saturday there was
boy on the bridge shooting and scared
my horses. Coming around the bend l
meet il man leading his horses which
were badly frightened. lie could not
pass without leading them. This is Il
common occurrence and some of the
boys are known and will lie prosecuted.
FARMER.
We published an article few weeks
ago from a Cedar Rapids gentleman on
this same subject. This shooting is
done in the village limits and parties
are liable to arrest and fine. let those
who are annoyed by it, or whose horses
are frightened, make complaints and
have the parties arrested A few ar.
rests will end it.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

LAND OFFICE 1T Wo:tlington, Mimi.
May II, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proofin support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the U. 5. Land
Office IT. WOrtlington. Mimi, Oh
Tuesday, July Is, 1854,
Viz: Nelson Martin.
Homestead Application No 1890,
For the w%ne11 sec Is l04 A..
He names the following witnesses to prove mis-
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Fred lanS, Robert knips. Emil Graf, Roma
nus Hartman, of Adrian Mimi.
81 Mons GKINAGEK Register
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Cash paid for Hides and Pelts at
Mumford's Meat Market. 36-2w
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Mrs. G. W. Anderson will deliver
her celebrated lecture on ''Sharp Teeth,
this evening in the NJ. T.. Church. It
Will be rare treat. Full of wit. wis.
dom and good advice. Everybody
should hear ''SharD Teeth ,,
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% Choice Veal at the City Meat Market
SO Evil A. W. MUMFORD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DON GoRDON's SHOOTING BOX. by HARRY
CAsTLEMAN, author VI THE Gunboat Series"
boy Trappcr Series" &c. Philadelphia: For
ter 4 Coates.
This is the first of now series by this
anthor, who styles IL the Gun and Rod
Series" He has become one of the most
popular writers of books for boys, and has, to
certain extent, taken the place occupied by
the late Capt Mayne Roid. The present
book is equal in interest and excitement to any
Of his former books, and relates the expert
ences of two brothers, Don and Bert Gordon,
at q military academy, and how they passed
their vacations AS they we're plebs, they OF
course had to endure much that is INSOFAR
able from a first year, but they got through
all right in the main, and their further course
will be told in subsequent volumes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-10

no application for tickets. Ho went to
regalla store and purchased tho
most striking and elaborate badge he
could find. He took this TO printing office
and had printed on IL Grand Marshal Of the
Convention and with that worn conspicu-
ously on his coat he sailed by the door keep
ers without being challenged, and passed and
repassed, receiving from ushors, detectives,
aud guards the most respectful consideration.
He grew holder the second day and passed in
probably dozen people. The next day he
took in twice as many, and In tho end passed
into the exposition building probably hun
bred people. All this was done with the
flourish Of certainty, courage, and conviction,
and the fun Of tho thing was that none of the
committee thought at the time Of inquiring
into the matter"