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Sra Bprtlanb, 9. Z.

Jra Sorflnrto, n. 4.
Beftprelieu for "oet ~HnuoinnpiIfe Gfs
bolosIelffab : 9atota" Tom iammen til
Ysoe hos 9. ". SeitiI pr. Bortlano,
Srain 60, 3. g., iioftIeoeu ABE Gttober,
Silfteoe bar 5ormano, Rsn. 8. 2snue,
Siceformnnb VI. y. Suuaen, Sefret9r 8.
VI. Sos os a~usisrer g. ". Seltiu, iamt
3treftprerne Z. Beoerien, s. gu8er %
S. unoeroal.
Sormauoen ~be8pubte nso Gnoast p9
taIote iiben Ntsoet til OroeH.
9erHRt beIIuttebes, at tilitebeperenbe
3. 9. SOlano optases iom raab8ipeHoe
Yieolem.
Bran git oerefter oner til 5orbnnblinser
og antoa iuaoan 8eiIutning:
at SeIitabets IotuIe 5oreniuger o9 ole
fleubte afbolosforeuin9er / Ierritoriet til,
itrtues ON at bile poe fine gibrog til
S~elitabsts aasie, iamt at anmooe prioatt
gtRno, baaoe I os uoeHfor 5orsnin9erne
ON at pile ftstte Dor Sag meo Beuse
mi0ler.
St9e1aa bellltteoeS, at Selltabets Seltp'
reIie uan9one en- SnolamIiug8s 81 Dmite, fac
at boert qteoler moota9er 8iorag % til
fer, at Der u~eoiSttes aomiteer inoen bpel
af De IOtnIs 5oreaiu8er til at jamie 8en8t
i'll Selitabets 8asie.
BeIIuttet, at BeftpreIien nni9tter er
Getettiu / Seli,abet8 9Iensite. "iaaiuart
YttOIer baoes, os at bet ooerIaoeS til 5or
manoen at GHiRtte famine.
8eiIuttet, at geitpreIieH oHIger ca So
mite til at uoarbetoe os Iaoe trptte e
Euiinoe grempIarsr Of Qoue til Brig Del
Organization Of upe GfboIosforeuineer.
I'll iaaoun 8omite uaIgtes S. Gsnue
Grne 3au8en os 8. " 6ois.
BeiIuttet at Referatet oplRiss unoel
HGroRreuoe Nsoe for Antaselie.
Referatet ~oplgites % antOges meo 4aa
leg ON, at SetretRreH oifeHtIiasisr bet
Noiierue.
Wgoet bR0et.
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28
WisInffet Snfratinu. gn

RisIgtfet Operation. @n bersmt
GtenIe8e / Rew Dott, Der er bstienbt
for fin 9GSIi94sb, fortaasr fstssnbe
9iitOrie ON fig isIu. 9an boUoe sus
gang en- 8attent, en- gamnsI Dame.
Der par bIeuen bIiub TO, mango aar
iiben. Gfter IN lang % Oanits!ig Opes
ration Ipttsbss bet bonn at g,snsiUs
bsnbs Spnet. 8a GOrbtnbinstn bort:
tOgss. itOo ban peb benbss Sibs.
"9lu, 6rue, tan De ie?" ipursts
ban.
"aa, buOr berItst!~ utbrsb BUN
~ieg ier, iss Ter sobt. 9pitten puttsr
Iaoub De er, Qottor!"
Gen 9nmIs DANES GQtter Iaa op
Os io9ts: "Waumo, isg er banss fox,
at SpsrotiOnen lite sr ristis Ig,tsbss. "
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28
Ntstns IN ferre TAB / en- Rsitu.

0'1sthp W SILtt ~" ," "''t'S"
ration Os t al S~inbisbeb tpgsebe puu
ct Stgtte 9oitsi, Iagbe Der fig pIubs
isIis ct uOtrpt at utiIfreOsbsb Oper
bans auf8t. 9uu tOs uosst ub fra
line Gambler, Os eftsr at ban bau6s iet
paa bet, rCabte ban til OpUartsrsn :
"Ge Der, Der TT tn Stsn, ION is9
fan6t I 9oitsisn!"
SpUartereu tos Steuen, ~bstrogtsbe
ban trittit fra ale Sibr Os gap ben
iaa tiIbdge, ibet gan megst tovt iasbs:
Gen mao De sierne bsboIoe; ben
bar nj tngsn Bug for"
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28
Nor0 SQfburnS 90tre.
ROmun 8 Dele af yRrs. ssnrs Soos.
lille tr See tNamnsn 672 s@r - inO6unbcn a gns, sunsfra Size.
gOgen r psnt c. sot tnbbunben uo 2aoer1Rps os Sisrus.
SnoboIo tapttsInis.

SBrfte Gel 24 Sber-GatOmfn. 2pReis uSerfaset Rna sa Sem
bauefatpne. en- ulpfeig SRnbeie 3Rr CARTONS Seisa. Spgoese bet Suiay
Zen beroEaenoe 9rt. SpnoaOau pu 9Iashuten Zen OHsmhss sR,nms SOua
Beanod Suotbs GoruurH8. 5obHet gr Carlton blRr taot tb iseH 9ea
abrube Billet gapteH gbesneps SPm. gapteH gbeanep. gms gbesueps srsaf
sr. guutOus BegRrng &uf8tt ur fig 4a4 graeue. Soriuunoeu. IN fs
usmts ubHust Re BRropbeOr.
Gnb.H Del 1872 Sber. Spm'omTeu. 8tHen ct STARTS sh1s ct B.
is8 Cedar 2Oo8e gts 2etbwutt. Ge iapneoe 2Grmer On I'm Dame. On mst
Gneli. en- frttenoe Gotemoo, Sugst bort. Com ct sunf1t Sirtet 9Ibass
til bet 8amle Spm 5rebrt 9regs '9rue". Ct ubeDst Gsee. On sammeI 81
ebs tOmmsr tspn seq 8aar bort mo Srsmmen- Zen uafe Tag. ct ussut4
Ssss. litter Nnf8ht
Trebte EEL 28 SiOe. gabefsost Soranbrtnger. gRebbel.n. Rrs sxs
prFps 5OtRutns. gr. CARTONS 9rsmme. en- foruroEsenbe 2qbes. Er % 9ass
9aura Carlton bemme. 0s. Smith bgHhr SaIOeL On Ioen gfterutnins. Nan
trailer fit 2ft / Bitter Cane Guop Sane tOmmer enoig I'll Somuft Sas
Cir Stephens Beps. S1uahne gnths ct ut Ssb for gr Carlton 9Hs
SnTuss uoFu8t ct Tibet 2ps. gRobiate 8R. Sutbs 5crt9uing. sssfrer.us
Eespom- Zen forfpreoe 5rotof Gor get. uoGheIen gombeput Bpses
SelO gdsttlo uHolu2psh De franbenbe 8s8r bar eubsHs Iat fig til 5uus
Gonsi: 3. auuuefeu, 7eeorab, Sotra.
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28

Sra Brandon, gttHHeiota itrtues:
Nlt sr Der ftIlt og rOItst; bet bleU Ct
miooels War for Soeoeus Seofommeuoe
4rtisrHs tInses Der life ouer, be GarmsrHe
lite er ioa gopt pant; Der betales 70 Gents.
vi bar bait msget Sgrseir / ben foie Eel
of Sommersu, iGa 5ormerue tIoser OUcr
8aHomnugeI for fine 8reaturer, O8 barre
bIiUer bet 0iit, oeriom nj ,its fGar 8esn
fpr gtntersu iRtter mo. 6oao BET sirte.
liee anganr, iaa bGnoer bet not, at eaieIts
9ptft Spgrgsmaal tomuer %, men ri
bna5sr, at 9Igiteu pei fan brOIEqsss.
Stoite Ssuoas bRuets en- uIptle, tost 2
Gutter, GubrtD Bpe og Saus 5obauieH,
bar uoe for Of iipbe 9Gnoer; paa fin Tur
Tom be til at saa o0er SsrHbaueE; t0et ct
6rasttrRu leb iorbl, prBUeoe pans paa al
TONNE op pao ErRnet mob fin aamsrats
% pugre 8roosrs JOrmauiu8; ban Eap
Gaget, og ct SJul git oUer bans enc Ben
% tnuIie bet, ioa ban for Jremtioea maa
bsHptte SrRben, ON ban ftaar bet ouer.
Seq gniter, al bet maattt tJeue til Nboays
ieI for be gRauae. Der preoer at II ffe iiq
Stpos paa iomme gtaaoe, oa eet ION Of
teit igrer til uIBtte.
-3ecorab 8ofeu" l9ieB Rero9pe meo
Sntsresie Of Nqe.
On oeuItg StIieu til 5teoottiOueu.
VI. gR. 2uRo.
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28

Hnsmanas- guttt4+
5orauns fra SdsbaI of .. u. 9ofs.
Bris:-smnt ~inobunoen etirtnasbinb mo pamrptt stt.l Is Gents.
Sno boIo:

ShODoI0:
Ssrite 81 pitsI I: 6usmanben bos fin funge 5usboube 81 BET RspL
tel: 6usmanbsguten til 8aabsn-Ersbte 8aptteI: Storbonbens 9aner "
6usmanbens Ssn Tom 2s8efamnurr-6tsrb 8apiteG: 6usmanbsautten til
Seters-6 emte 6uptteI: De to iOn Sfoetomeratr-Sfe tte e. ptteI:
SuIen 6usmansfuen og bos 5usbonbn-S poenbe aaptteI: 3. 20 pas
6rtesulOet-O teube SaptteI: 6uSuanbsguten antagt iom Sorbrpbr-
Rtsnbe 8aptteI: 9Onben ipnter mere o8 mTe-Itenbe aapiteI: Ee
10 ta8er Qffeb mb btnanOeu-GGleb q apiteI: gHrs StufeGer-EeIb Il
Gil SRtrs-Eretteub 6a ptteI: Ruuft 6aab - 81 ortenbe
6optteI: gGrre cg oarre.-6emtenbe RapiteI: ct ubebi9t 6orIopeless
Selfab-Se gtenbt 6apiteI: 6usmanbs8uteu {. omuttant Diem -Spt.
tenbe 8apttel: Gn granbhther far fin 8om-Qttenbe 8apiteI: 9aarhs
manOsns Sone lR99es grapsn -Vtttenbe RaptteI: 6usmanbsfof.us hL
bae til bet 8umlc Diem. -&pbenbe auptteI: On re6om Cptpei. pg
qranieu. - st o8 tpbenbe & aptteI: StorbOnben iom Jorbrpb.r. - Go "a
tposnoe SaptteI: st Opgier meuem 6usmaubs8uten O8 gtsut. - ere OF
tpbenbe aapiteI: Ole frfoer til Dtaue - ire % tpb.nbe aaptteI:
Ole t Gbteago. - Sem og tpbenbe 8apitct: Snarr tmo6 gRat. - 9 ex
O8 tppenbe saptteI: 6usmanbs8uten tIbo8s til bet samte 2aub. - 6 ss
og tpoenbe Rapttel: 6u5manb58uten Storbonoens 9Laos. - Ute %
tpDeube RuptteI: st g9oeH8t Ginipu.
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28

Gnteu - cllcr. 9susu: sig mig,
9ortrer, buab Il bet for ct SpsttateI
/ gtuasu bsrimob os2@ - 8artusreu :
"Jeg tan lite msb Sitterbs6 fgs, buaO
ret sr, men enten bar 6rstsuen bsrOs
Del Sau9ttuer, susr sQioa sr en- RRr
tommst tnb / !snisbuistl"
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28
3arttett, Buffet oa baue,.

Ssm 'Sp oarti' : = tSnpnes StpHr uutsr farm item CT ip,i.t b.ubab,b,
for ~Daorobs9oh,n.
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28

Sra StUer GATE, Soma, %itrtues: "a ri
M er mtot oppe / ~ErRitHiu9eu, ri! ies
IortaQe ItOt ON uofaIost af 6eitsu. 8eIs
ret bar oRret iGroelss beloigt, iaa HRiien
ale imaa aoruiorter er Del bIerget. Sues
ben siper ira 10 til % BuibeI pr. Gcre,
padre ira 25 til 50 SuibeIs. RuaItteteu
er life ipaoerIls rar, msn Briierne CT iaar
beore eRo iilor, laa 5armerHe tlarer hg
beore. Baa lang 5io bar ri M life bait
ReSn, iaa AserIoroeu er for baaro at
pisie.
S%eromtrtH9 er Att osI, %iaaotot Ies Ueb,
men / ben ipoIi8e Del Of 8orth County
er Der uobruot en- iarIi8 S~o.HesaoIero, og
mau9fOIoige Tqr bor foIOt iOm Gre, %
De mango 6orutere, iom bar iIaaet fig poa
ben SIass AOl, bar liOt betgoeli9e lab.
vi bar Der HgIts bait en- Iioen gouHtps
6air; Der uar mango Uaire Seits "a &rsa'
tarsr at ie, iaa bet Iaoer til, at 2aHomans
ben mere % mere faar EiReEe Up for ben
Slags Senrtft. Ggiaa CREAMERY 6Orrets
mug bsspnoer at bl'Oe mere og mel: al
mtRoelig bar / StIuer gale; 3. 3. ytpitueu
& &c. bar be8pnot en- iauoou 5orrstuiHs
Der. u. u. Jroo.
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28
anton 8etoentaHu.

Sra goImau y. g., Wtoobp 60, 9atota
Ifriner en- Nbonneut: Seq bar life pRret
Der / ganoet mere eno TO War, men aGtges
bel oil les ttlaoe mig at iexpe Slaoet ltot
&orreiponoance.
Sgrit Tom leg til Coon SuIsp / 8iscons
fin og Il; oer Nrbeioe hos en- norit 5ars
mer belle SOmmeren for en- balo Dollar
9a9eu, o9 bet par oa riqtig COB Detailing,
ipntss Ieg, tbi oerbjemme baooe icg bait
ira 8 til t2 Sitting. Sfior 8tuter reifte
Ie9 aLtseueI Op BERTH oa fit oa ie bet for
mig 6orbauienoe, at man Der bruser Sg
iom 8r4nbieI. "9ette er DOR 8eo," ia8oe
en- gammel Rome, Der Tom bGreuoe meo
nooIe Shipper, "o9 bet er beloigt", ia8oe
bun, "pt Iippsr at itaa noe / auloeu og
bua8e, os life ~reiiterer man at bu89e fig /
5ooen beQsr.~ 8 Ssfttioen ri ie8 lau8t
tsrre 8etalins eno / Bisconiiu, ia lige pp
til $500 9ugen; Iea liter mig goot, os
sIsr bel 9atota til nit Sremtto8 SIem.
Soroen er COB, o8 Der er fulot Op al
9r9s, iaa apGaaDI oil betaIe fig.
@uobraRosogI.
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28

iuRrt mango al bet Slags berrunot. Nen
MI 9Rier! iiaI De ie, of Ie8 bar 9iemt
'8oiinen / Bs fen tiliioit, nemlig at for
i9ue om ben fabeIa9tige Speoepris, Ri
bette War bar / RooiRtnins til forriae;
ben betaIes M meo fra 1910 Cts pr.
8uibel imoo 1870 ifior, % bette mao
gnbper f~prItaa er moi til at brin8e en-
5armer til at IubIe. Sunobeostilftanoen
iaapeI iom andre Eilftanoe beroppe er
iaapiot mig ~betieuot sobe.
Eli Slutnina tatter ie9 "8oiten"s Eez
battton for bet 9ooe us biqise G9ieitof,
ben tafer mig, o9 jes tyr o9boe pao, Of
ieg ogiaa uRite aar blioer en- af 8laoets
&bounenter.
Decorah-posten., 1885-10-28
8. ". GOis
Rgoet bRUet.

Sianoinautte 8Iabe beoeS uelptaig op.
ta8e 0~ueuitaaeuoe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
AMUSEMENT MATTERS.

The Little Duke ct the Grand Last Night.
Lecocq's comic opera the little Duke, !"
was produced for the first time in Min neap-
oils at the Grand last night by the Ford
Opera company. Miss Zelda Segnin, the
prima donna, sustained the title role in a
most charming manner. She was in fine
voice and entered heartily into the spirit and
sentiment of the opera, which is perhaps one
of the authors best. 1t is witty and enter
tanning in libretto and sprightly and admirable
in score. The company whole cannot be
rated as exceptionally strong, but possesses
apparently To u satisfactory degree the requl-
sites of the opera of last night. Miss Lulu
Evans has i sweet voice and made an ac-
ceptable Duchess of Parthenny, and Mr.
George W. Denham, whose reputation as
comedian of merit is proverbial, kept the
audience in excellent humor. Mr.. Norcross
was seen to better advantage than on the pre-
ceding night. His role, Capt. DR.. Mutlandry,
was most acceptably sustained, while his solo
in the last act, II Fear no Foe" was one of
the pleasures of the evening, and excited en-
thusiastc applause. The incidents in the
convent school room were excruciatingly
funny, although the role of the Directors was
but poorly played and sung. The duet in
the last act, "Clear the Camp" by Misses Sc
gum and Evans was one of the gems
of the opera. 1t should be stated that while
the chorus is weak the voices have the merit
of being Young and fresh, and under fairly
good training Tonight Nell Gwynne"
will be the bill, and at the matinee ERA Di-
avolo'' will be given.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

The faculty of the College hospital has
passed upon the papers of twenty-three stu
dents, and has voted diplomas to twenty OF
the aspirants, as follows:
In Medicine-Charlcs E. Bryant, John j.
Bradley, II. H. Critchfed, George a. Carpenter,
John j. Ecklund, s. Friedander, Glare nee Z.
Lum, John T. Lee, W. B. Pinneo, Chris Ouevli,
Gainesford R dgeway, Mrs. c. 5. Rogers, John
W. Shaw, Joseph Wycke,
In Dentistry-John H. Spaulding, Charles L..
Opsanl, G.. W. Dwight.
In Nursery Training-Loretta j. Petit.
The commencement exercises will occur
at Plymouth Congregational church on Fri
day evening. when the following program
will be observed:
Address by President Cyrus Northrup of
the State university; address in behalf of the
faculty by DR.. r. o. Beard; comforting of
degrees; vaedictory address by W. B. Pin
neo; presentation of prizes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from nervous debility
will do well to avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering
humanity.
Dir. SPINNEY WILL GUARANTEE TO FORFEIT
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for every case of weak
or disease of airy kind or character, which
ne undertakes and fails to cure. He would there
fore say to the unfortunate sufferer who may
read this notice, that you are treading danger
Gus grounds, when you longer delay in seeking
the proper remedy for your complaint You may
be in the first stage-remember that you are
approaching the last. II you are bordering on
the last, and are suffering some or all OF its i'll
effects, remember that II you obstinately presist
in procrastination, the time must come when the
most skillful physiciln can render you no assist
ance; when the door of hope will be closed
against you; when angel OF mercy can bring
you relief. In no case has the Doctor failed Of
success Then let not despair work itself upon
your Imagination, but avail yourself Of the bene-
fetal results of his treatment before your case is
beyond the reach of medical skill, or before grim
death hurres you to n premature grave.
Piles Cured without Using Knife or Ligature
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.
Sir lTOre A5'rGiOnHeHts--Sers Suits al
Minor Importance Decided-- To- ddy's
CgT

AahOF AHaP'FtAftf AStf sNfN-- b-fAD
can.
Kate A. Brown secured a verdict against
the city yesterday for 5000 for damages re-
ccivcd by a fall occasioned by distractions
in the street.
In the suit Of Goss IL Paulson VS.. Levi y.
Stevens to recover 1880 As commission for
selling certain real estate which was tried be-
fore Judge Lochrcn, the jury returned a YER
dict in favor OF the plaintiffs for the amount
asked with interest
In the suit Of Henrietta Getty vs.. S. II.
Wood, action to recover on promissory notes,
the defendant did not appear. A jury was
waived and the case was tried by the court 4;
Judgment being ordered for plaintiff for
81, 242 40.
Judge Koon Yesterday signed an order ap-
pointing John T. ByTnes receiver Of the es-
tate of +. ;. jackson and James Hickman.
partners As +. 5. Jackson X Co. The effects
of the firm were attached Nov. 81 by Camp
X Walker, and no assignment has been
made for the benefit Of their creditors.
Yesterdays ATTACHMENTS.
state vs.. Dennis Halloran, plead n OF guilty /;
trial set for March Il.
State rs. Joseph W. Bates, indicted for
embezzlement; plead not guilty; trial set for
March Is.
State vs. Harriet B. Burner, indicted for
attempted procuring; plead not guilty; bail
fixed at $1,000 and trial set for March Il;
plea in indictment for keeping house OF i'll
fame Of not guilty; bail fixed at $500 aud
trial set for March l..
Stale V George 5. Rice: plead not guilty;
remanded.
State vs.. Vim. Murphy; plead not guilty :;
remandcd.
State IS. Adam Gedent; plead not guilty
remaudcd.
TO-DAY's CALL.
Jury CaSes-NIathias Funk rs. CITY Of Min
neapOliS; lngebret Aas, respondent, -. J..
Huntington, appellant; Augustus \. Gilbert
y. Mary y Gilbert; Pascal F Pratt vs. Ma
thias Humans; Cummings, Smith & Co. VS..
j. \. Whitaker Il Co.
Court Cases-Carrie B Gelathy w. James
Gclathy; u. 7. Salisbury vs.. Y. A. Rogers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
MIDDIE-AGED MEN.

There are many at the age from thirty to sixty
who are troubled with frequent excavations Of
he bladder. often accompanied by slight
smaitng or burning sensation and weakening the
system in a manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits ropy
sedment will often be found, and sometimes
small particles Of albumen will appear, or the
color will be Of thin, milkish hue. again
changing to a dark and torpid appea rance.
There are many men who die OF this difficulty,
ignorant II the cause, which is the second stage
Of weakness Of vital organs. DR.. S. win
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and
a healthy restoration Of these organs.
Only one interview required in the majority Of
cases. Balance Of treatment can be taken ut
home without any interruption to business.
All letters or communications strictly conf
Dental. Medicines packed so as not to excite
curiosity and sent by express, II full descrp
ton Of case is given, but personal interview IN
u cases preferred.
OYEIcZ HoURs-9 10 II a. In. I to 8 and to Q
N. Sunday to 10 a. only. Consultation
rec
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

ing upon the subject of the
paDers printed in Minneapolis in
the Scandinavian language. He claimed
that these papers have deceived the Norwe-
giau voters into supporting the Republican
party 10y misrepresenting and distorting
facts. He talked at considerable length con-
corning his personal experience with intern
pe=ance, and closed by appealing to the audi
ence to buy stock in L paper which he is
about to start.
Mr.. Satterlee called upon the gentle
man whom he had referred to as
about 10 start the daily paper,
T. II. CLARK
from New York. lie said that he had re-
Gently had a number of conferences with
Minneapolis people concerning the starting
Of a penny daily in this city, and thought
that there was good prospect for such a
paper. He thought an evening paper
would pay better than morning
paper, as there is less expense in
printing it. While he thought difficulty
would be experienced in getting Associated
Press dispatches, he did not consider that
this would make any material difference. He
said also that certain parties in New York
are now planning to start morning Demo-
cratic paper in Minneapolis, probably two
cent sheet
Rev. Vim. Copp OF Worthington warmly
seconded the scheme to start TEN perance
daily. and spoke of the good accomplished
by the present paper.
After several other speakers had talked,
the meeting adjourned until 9 O'Clock this
morning, with the announcement from MIR.
Satterlee that it will be a very interesting
session. at which paper will be read by Mrs.
Elliot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
d. SpiiIlneey...
ST Third Street s. Minneapolis, MINI.
Treat all Chronic, Nervous Diseases Of
Men and Women.
DR. SPINNEY.

Well known as the founder of the Montreal
&c. E.) MEDICAL INSTITUTE, and having given
his entire attention for the past twenty years to
the treatment of chronic and special diseases in.
cident to both sexes, his success has produced
astonishing results. BY his method o? tress.
ment the suffering are fully restored to original
health. He would call the attention of the
afflicted 10 the fact of his long-standing and
well-earned reputation, sufficient assurance
of his skill and success. Thousands who have
been under his treatment have felt and expressed
emotions of gratitude yelling up fror. hearts
touched for the first time by the silken chord
that whispers of returning health
Those suffering from Catarrh or Bronchitis,
can be assured of perfect by his new
method of treatment.
Dr.. SPINNEY can detect the slightest disease
of the Chest, Lungs any internal organ and
guarantees 4 cure in every case he undertakes.
II matters not what your troubles may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case. If
1T Is DURABLE HE WILL TELL you SO; 1T NOT HE
WILL TELL YOU THAT; for he will not undertake
n case unless he is confident of affecting a cure.
It vii! cost you nothing for consultations; so
please call and satisfy your.elf whether the
Doctor understands your case.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
THE COURTS.
District Court.
NEW CASES.

Nathaniel T. Davies VS.. Daniel Ohare ct
al; to recover $53.25 on promissory note.
| Coykendall Bros. & Co. VS.. j. B. Gazette;
to recover 1852 ~ on promissory note.
n. W. Savage VS.. A. W. Perry; to recover
| $500 OH breach of contract.
| William H. Haight VS.. W. B. WOODWARD et
al: to recover S413.71 for material and ser
vices.
NJ. Cresswell & Co. vs.. Peter Arnoldy; to
recover $3.50 AS on Il promissory note.
H. Butler IL Co. vs.. Minneapolis Barcell
| Co.; to recover S19550 for material.
DECISIONS.
Alloys Fredericks VS.. Daniel Haeckler; new
trial granted.
JUDGMENT ROLL.
Isaac Y. Holl lister VS.. Maria 3. Nell ct al.
s1,25S.2s.
Peter Mieson VS.. Peter Commers; SS7. IS.
Herbert A. Holmes. as assignee, ETC., VS..
Wheaton, Reynolds q Co.; for the defend,
ants.
| JURY CASES.
Before Judge Koon.
Kate A. Brown VS.. City of Minneapolis et
al; verdict for plaintiff for 5000.
Peter Meser VS.. Peter Commers; judgment
for plaintiff by stipulation.
Matthias Funk VS.. City Of Minneapolis
! stricken from calendar.
George W. Libby VS.. the Neill &, Pratt
Lumber company; motion for Judgment on
pleadngs argued and submitted.
Before Judge Lochren.
Goss IL Paulson VS.. Levi n. Stevens; YER
dict for plaintiff.
Henrietta s. Getz vs. S. H Wood; judy.
ment ordered for plaintiff.
! COURT CASES.
Before Judge Lochren.
B. F. Stetledal VS.. Holm & Anderson
tried; judgment for plaintiff.
A. Nostram VS.. Sam Weiss; demurrer;
argued and submitted.
In re the laying out of First avenue
south, Sarah B. Merrick, ohiector; continued.
T. Bailey IL Son VS.. Elizabeth Marshall Ell
al; dismissed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bromley, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Burlington and Mr.. Frank Register
The first prize was won by Mrs. Murphy, a
handsome copy of Shakespeare, and second
prize by Mrs. Gelder, basket of oranges
AT its meeting last evening the Polo club
adopted regulation suit, which will consist
of black cap, blue shirt, gray pants with
white belt and black stockings They re-
ceived a challenge from the Minneapolis
club to play here at an early date but no ac-
ton was taken. They expect to play the re-
turn match with the Summit Avenue club
st. Paul, some evening next week, and will
have a special train from here, as a number
wish to go over and see the game.
The Scandinavian society, Norden, had a
full meeting on Monday evening, and the
society has done much to keep that people
together. It has now grown to large proper
tions, and they are educating the rising gen
Grafton in a love for the old land and its
history. The following officers were elected
Martin a. Thon, president; A. Melander,
vice president; Hjalmar Boedtker, secretary
John Carlson, financial secretary; A. Hal
vOrson, treasurer; N. Backe, master of cere-
monies; August Booren, librarian, and C.
Swanson and John A. Frederickson, re-
visers.
Yesterday morning there was large addi-
ton to the boarders at the state prison, Min
neapolis having sent over nine persons,
making the total number now incarcerated
1913. They are all in for larceny, and are
Fred Overlook, two years; Thomas Howard
one year; A. Fleckenstein, three years and
six months; Charles Ellis, one year and six
months; Charles Johnson, one year; Samuel
Sitter, one year and three months; John
Long, one year and six months; Charles
Donnelly, two years and six months, and
Thomas Goggins, two years and six months.
This is the largest number received at one
time for some years.