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Misses Nellie and Jennie Morris, Mary Yves
cott Mamie Smith. Lille Gibney, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Symer, and Messrs. Sam Brown. Charles ST.
John, and Charles Redmon went to Wabash on
Tuesday to attend a party given Miss Lizzie
Sphinx, formerly of this city. j. A. Deibert
and sister, Mrs W. M. Harvey. returned from
their Western trip Friday evening. Mrs Harvey
being much improved in health. 0irs. Sher-
win, of Rochester, is spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. L. Shearer. Mrs.
Hattie Hale and Mrs. w. V. Spinning are visit
ing Mrs M. Mcdonald at Urbana Ill. +. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Rockwell. of Indianapolis, are
visiting at the residence OF Mrs. Rockwell's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Helm. Mrs. John
Donavin, of Fort Wayne, is visiting Mrs j. A.
Ball. Miss Ida Crawford, who has been visit
ing friends here, returned to Plymouth Wednes
day. Mrs Geo. Dams, of Danville, ILL.,. is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Shearer.
on West Fifth street. :. Miss Foreman who has
been visiting Miss Lizzie Whistler returned to
her home, Arcanum. O.. Friday Mary. AL
ford returned on Friday from trip East He was
met at Washington by his mother. who returned
with him.
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place as you may designate:
PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.



Miss Emma Reed. of Rochester, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lon Brady. Mr.. and Mrs Fount
Andrews have gone to Canton, ILL.,, where they
will make their future home :. Charley Shide-
ler who owns large cattle ranch in Utah, is
visiting his mother. :. Misses Flora McCrea, of
Wabash. and Jennie Cartwright, of Delphi are
guests of Mrs t. r. Zeigler. Mrs. Annie
Zeigler of Wabash. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hughes Mrs. T. d. Griffith. of Lawrence,
Kan, is visiting at Mrs. L. G. Dewey's. !.
Harry Martin has gone to Auburn to engage in
the grain business and society loses brilliant
member Mrs. j. d. Halstead is guest at
Ed Rodgers's. Society people were we'll enter
tanned last week. The weeks events started
with tea. given by Mrs James Martin in honor
of Miss Madge Rice of Rockville, followed by
tea parties on Tuesday evening at Mrs. A. A.
Greenwood's and Mrs. Geo. Hays, an evening
party by Miss Ann Campbell, a tea party by
Mrs. A. S. Peacock on Thursday evening, a
luncheon by Miss Lille Clark on Friday, tea
by Mrs. T. r. Zeigler and an evening party by
Mrs. S. D. Landon on the same evening, the
week concluding with an elegant card party at
Mrs. Ida SCOTS last evening. A fine
dress ball was given in the opera-house on last
Monday evening Thirtyive couples partici-
pated, and it was, by all odds, the most enjoy
able terpsichorean entertainment given this
season.
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Nation.

Mrs r. H. McFadden has spent the week with
her daughter. Mrs May Godfrey, in Indian
apolis. The Catholic ladies conducted fair
all last week. 1t was to raise money to complete
the new church. :. The Palladium Club gavs a
ball Young, of Chicago. is visiting in the city a
few days. Mrs. James Beatty is in Terre
Haute. Mrs. G. G. Peck is in indianapolis. .
William Lennox and wife, of st. Louis, are with
their daughter, Mrs. G. G. Mac, in this city.
Miss Mira Sands. of Tolono, is guest of Mrs.
Stubbins of tba Dale House. d. H. Oblinger
and wife have gone on a months trip to Florida
and New Orleans. Miss frankie Drish has
come home from the Rockford Seminary on ac-
count of sickness. Miss Hattie Morris has re-
Indianapolis, was in the city Wednesday. +. A
farmers institute will be held in Nation, March
and 4.
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Even if You Buy a Dozen

Common porous plasters-which you get for a
song at any of the Cheap John druggists-you have
merely thrown away your money, for one Benson's
Capcine Plaster is worth them all The is this
is honestly and sklfully made and scientifically med
ieated. others are no more than nominal limitations
of Benson's. They are cheap because they possess
ble The latter prompt to act pleasant to wear,
and cure in few hours ailments which others will not
relieve The public especially warned against
so-called "Capsicin," "Capseum 'Capucin or Cap
sicine plasters worthless articles intended to de-
eeive Ask for Benson's, and look for the Three
Seals trademark and the word "Capcine" cut in the
center.
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DR.. ]. G. Spohn and wife left on Tuesday for an
extensive tour through the Southern States.
Franklin Barger and Miss Vida Hiatt were mar
ried Thursday evening, Rev. F. Letter oficiat-
ing Miss Emma Mckee has returned home
from a protracted sojourn among friends in
Franklin. Mrs. Henry Barnes left for her
home in Salt Lake City, Wednesday after a
pleasant visit to friends here Miss Lola
True is visiting relatives in Kankakee. Miss
Retta Elliott has gone to Loeansport to remain a
few days Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Rannells gave
an enjoyable party to large number Of their
friends on Saturday evening Mrs. Charles
Brackett and Miss Minnie Holman are at Frank
lin, tie guests of Prof. j. W. Williams and fam
ily. =. Leon Kewney left for San Francisco
this week, where he will engage in business.
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Charlottesville,

The birthday missionary concert was given at
First Presbyterian Church. last Sunday even
ing During the past year $50 SO has been re-
ceived by the society, and $50 sent to the mis-
TO the efforts of Mrs. j. W. Pryse A pro-
traeted meeting is in progress at the Missionary
Baptist Church. Mr.. Newton Miller and wife
gave newmarket party on Monday evening. !.
Mrs VIM. Anderson, of Indianapolis, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. B. Lyle. :. The Scientific
Society met on Tuesday evening at Peck Hail.
Prof T. II. Dunn presided A paper on 1.-THE
Method of Telegrapbing from Moving Trains"
read by Prof. J. M. Campbell The next
meeting will DO presided over by Prof. j. NJ
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A Saving ON Architects, Estimates.

A meeting of the City Hall commissioners was
held yesterday. The lowest bid on steam heat
ng, which will be accepted. makes a considerable
saving on the architects estimate The estimate
on the building was $129, 1870, and the expendi-
lures on that estimate will not exceed $125, 600
With the money thus saved thing, instead of &C.
ment flooring, will be placed in the main cor
ridors, at an extra expense of $1,100. Cement
sidewalks will also be put down, at an expense
of ST. 800.
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Before Judge Ayres.

In Judge Ayress court in the case of Daniel
Feely vs. the estate of Andrew May, deceased,
and others, to prove partnership, verdict was
given plaintiffs for 81 500, thus establishing the
partnership.
In the matter of the Ritzingers assignment a
petition was received from George E. Krause
and others for the return of money deposited
after banking hours on the last day of business
preceding their closing. On trial by the court
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A Train stoned.

Last evening, about 8 o'clock, while the l., B.
& w. passenger train was en- its way to this
city. a large stone was thrown, near Browns
burg which struck the sash of one of the coach
es, about the middle of the car. Two ladies sit
ting where the stone struck were badly fright
ened but one was hurt.
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Muncie.

The last dance of the season, given by the
Muncie Dancing Club, was held at Pattersons
Hall on Thursday evening. Capt. Harry r.
Wysor and Lieut.. Will j. Kurtz went to Colum-
bus, o.. on Wednesday, to look after uniforms
for the Patriarchs Militant of Canton Muncie No.
4. The Athen@um Society, of this city,
gave an entertainment at the High
school building on Thursday evening. .
Longfellow's day was very appropriately cele
brated in the schools of this city on Friday, the
exercises consisting Of biographical sketches,
recitations and quotations from the writings of
the distinguished poet Miss Minnie Young
has resigned her position here as teacher to ac-
cept better one in Arkansas City. Kan. to
which place she went few days ago. The
Womans Club will meet in regular session at
the homo of Mrs, Carrie Meeks Monday
evening A paper upon 'The Mound Builders
will! De read by Mrs. Geo. HI. Andrews.
Further exercises will consist of discussion of
the paper, music and recitations. The NJ e.
Church people gave musical concert at the
church on Tuesday evening. The attendance
was large and the entertainment OF highly
meritorous character. The participants were
Misses Chopper, Zerhbaugh, Staber, Heath and
Mrs. Phinney, and Messrs Nicely, Youse, Shide-
Ter, Stabler, Redding, Patty. Morris, Tyler.
the purpose of raising funds with
which to purchase ppe-organ. :.
DR.. M. James is now thought to be much better
again, anu uopeS VI MS recovery are ouco nore
entertained. His disease is pulmonary :. VIM.
S. Kitchener, a prominent member of Muncio
Lodge No. IA, l. O. o. f., died at the home of
Simon Conn, on Wednesday evening. A pleas
ant meeting of the Literary Fireside was held
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Shoulder, last Friday.
Miss Wiles, of Indianapolis spent the week in
the city, the guest of the Misses Susie and Mil
dred Ryan. Joseph A. Brown and his son
Charles left on Wednesday for Ann Arbor,
Mich, where the latter will have a surgical
operation performed. he having for several
years been sufferer from hip disease.
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d. NJ Rosebaum and wife, of Thorntown, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs Schelenbarger, of
this city. Mrs. Ella Frame, of South Bend, is
visiting the family of Trustee Finney Mrs..
Hattie Prunk, of indianapolis, gave an enter
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for the benefit Of the Christian Church. which
was grand success financially and otherwise.
-. The III =. Church of this place has been re-
painted and frescoed. 1t is now one Of the finest
churches in the State
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For Is years 1 aras annoyed
acith catarrh, severe pain IN
my head, discharges into my
throat and unpleasant breath.
My sense Of smell aoas much
impaired. I hare overcome
these troubles Nth Cream
Balm. u. B. Case, So. Denis
Hotel, broadway, N. Y.
A particle Of the Balm
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HIP. WATSON & co.
This remedy is not liquid snuff PONDER contain
ELYS
GRE A M BALM

I haze nsed tao bottles of
Ely's Cream Balm, and con-
slider myself cured. Isa6ered
20 years from catarrh and ca
tarrhaI headache, and this is
the first remedy that afforded
lasting relief.-D. #. Hi0gia-
son, las Lake street, Chicago.
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All matters Of interest and items of news, whether
b 9he city or State proper fer this department viii
Be- printed If properly authenticated.l
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EOR AUDITOR OF MARION COUNTY, JOHN
Il w. Pfaf, subject to Republican nominating con-
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DIED.

LEWIS-T. A Lewis. Friday, February &c, at
$50 Pm
Funeral services at family residence, No. 528 North
Meridian street. on Tuesday at 2 p. Burial pri-
yate.
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For cold in the head Efy's
Cream Balm a0orks ike magic.
IL cured me of catarrh and re-
stored the sense Of smell. e.
III. Sher.cood, Baaker, Eliza
beth, N. j.
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II is wonderful hoay quick
Ety's Cream Balm has helped
and cured nae. Isu6ered from
acute Inflammation IN my nose
and head. For a a0eek at a
time I could not see. Mrs.
Geor0ie s. Jsdson, Hartford,
Conn.
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YKTII.LIAM w. HEROD FOR CLERK OF MA
w rion county, subject to Republican nominating
convention 1886.
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CHURCH SERVICES.


TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
Il and Second streets. Rev. j: Albert Rondthaler
pastor. Morning services at 1870 o'clock. Sunday
school and Bible classes at 2:15 p m. Young peoples
7:3O o'clock The pastor will preach morning and
evening. Seats free throughout the house.
EOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNEE
IL Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Rev. G. L..
McNutt, pastor. At 1045 a. m. the second sermon
on Spiritual Laws-Decay In the Individual Church
and Nation. Mrs. Scott has been engaged as leading
soprano OF the chorus choir. Mrs. Leon Bailey will
sres every member of the church and congregation to
be present at the morning service.
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH-MORNING SERy-
~ ice at 1915 o'clock. Sunday-school at $50
o'clock. Baptism will be administered in connection
with evening service. All are welcome Seats free
WANTED
WANTED-A CLERICAL SITUATION FOR A
w lady. Best of reference given Address, I2b
East North street.
WANTED SIX YOUNG MEN TO GO To
w Michigan with manager; salary and expenses
20 Massachusetts, avenue.
w ANTED-EvERY PERSON TO LEARN VO-
w cal and instrumental music by Prof. Rice's
common sense method. Agency, 263 North Noble
street
UTANTED- PARTNER-MANT TO TAKE TWO
w thirds interest and devote his attention to the
business. Requires about ST. 600. References ex-
changed. Address, this Office, w. Z. N.
LOST.
II OST-AT ENGLIsHS oPERA-HoUSE MATE
IL inee on Saturday afternoon, small pocket book
containing three diamond rings marked Carrie Wish
ard, Indianapolis, on inside. Return to 29la North
pennsylvania street and get reward.
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TOR AUDITOR OF MARION COUNTY, R. H.
I Rees, subject to Republican nominating con
yention. 1886.
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FOR SALE.

T,OR SAE4E-ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
e the Weekly Indiana State Journal Send tor it.
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Coulter. /. g. s. Tracy, Of Miami county, has
been visiting his brother, J. D. Tracy. J.
Miss Ida Kendall, of Lafayette, has been the
guest of Miss Laura Mahorney. A progress
sive euchre party was given Tuesday even
ing, at the home of Mrs. Amelia Fry, In honor Of
Mrs. Clayton Hildebrand. OF indianapolis :.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Nash celebrated the fifth
anniversary of their wedding on Tuesday even
ing. =. The regular quarterly communion
services will be held at the First Presby
Church this morning. Hon. w. H. Parsons
lectured on Thursday evening at Music Hall,
his subject being the Story of the Golden Age !"
=. D. F. McC lure and wife, of Ladoga, have
been visiting the family of George Graham.
Miss Eva McCarer, of Indianapolis. is visiting
her mother Mrs. S. S. Thompson. Miss
Maria Hubb, of Danville, ILL.,, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. e. G. voris. Miss Ella Powell, of
Nebraska, is visiting Mrs g. S. Campbell
Miss Angie Kelley, of Ladoga, is the guest Of
Mrs. NJ. Kelley. . Mrs. A. P. Luse recently re-
cited ''The Last Hymn" at public reception in
Paris, France, of which the Morning News, of
that city speaks in very high terms.
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CYAMUEII MERRILL, CANDIDATE FOR COUN-
y ty auditor subject to the decision of the Republic
an convention.
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County Auditor.
EOR AUDITOR, JOHN BROWNING.
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EOR CLERK OF MARION COUNTY, JOHN r
II Clinton, subject to Republican nominating con
yention. 1886.
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A 0odsend Is Eiy's Cream
Balm. Ihad edtarrh for three
years. My nose tcouid bleed.
Thought the sores scoatd mere,
heal. Cream Balm has cured
me. Mrs. M. A. Jackson,
Portsmouth, N. III.
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Iacas cured before the second
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm
aUas exhausted. / Uas trout
bled arith chronic catarrh.
gathering IN head. diGculty in
breathing and discharges from
my ears.-C. j. Corbin, 923
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Knightstown.


Miss Fannie Loder of louisville, is visiting
Miss Anna Thrawley :. Will Wallipg has re-
turned from California Miss Clara King has
returned home to Columbus, Ind :. Mr.. Ed
Barker and wife, Of Kansas City, Mo-, are visit
ing Jabes Newly. Miss Lillian Thompson is
visiting her parents at Franklin. . Miss Fan
ME Ballard is visiting friends at Indianapolis. :.
The society oftFriends of.this place has secured
the services of Mrs. Emma Garretson to preach
for them the coming year. The revival services
they now conducting being felt by this
community. Their accessions are about fifty. :.
The M. E. Church revival is still in progress
and no signs of abating. The interest is great
The accessions to the church n,amber eighty five.
The Christian Church is b6ldng revivas, and
quite a number have beeI received into the
church !. The Presbyterian Church commenced
their series of meetings last week, assisted by
Rev. Love, of Greenfield. Seven were received
into the church last Sunday. :. The A. NJ E.
Church is holding very interesting revival A
large number have been converted and joined
the church
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Sheriff.
TIOR SHERIFF OF MARION COUNTY, HENRY
i H. Bcville, subject to decision of Republican
nominating convention, 1886.
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Greenfield.

Greenfield
The Laconia Circle of the c. L. s. G. cele-
brated Longfellow's birthday last night at the
Odd-fellows hall. All the resident members of
the q. L. S. c., and the members of their fam
lilies, attended. The programme was very ap-
propriate, and well executed. The three circles
present long list of graduates for $50. ;. Ru-
NOR has it that A. B. Reeves, leading real
estate agent of Kansas, who is visiting relatives
in this county, will return West next week, TAX
ing with him one OF our most accomplished
young ladies as a bride. :. Miss Matte Sparks
will leave for Brookvile. Ind. tomorrow, to at
tend the wedding of her neice Miss Lura Cha
fee, who is to be married to Mr. Shirk, a lead
ing business man of that place. Miss Dora
Wilkins was home from Knightstown over Sun
day, but returned to her position at the Orphans
Home the first of the week. . Mrs. William Fl.
Martin Is visiting at Rensselaer,, Ind.
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County Recorder.
nAvID BRADEN, FOR RECORDER OF MA,
~ rion county subject to the decision of the Re-
publican nominating convention.
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lneLancy dress party given at tfaHllnS Hall,
yesterday afternoon, from 2:3O until o'clock, by
the pupils of Prof Brenneke. was largely at
tended, and proved very novel and enjoy able
entertainment 1.-THE Cachuca,n Spanish dance,
was given by Misses Katie NJ Gossett and Fan
ME c. Root, and the Sailors Hornpipen was
danced by Misses Mamie and Dodie Calvin and
Masters Willjz Rhodes and Hugh Richardson.
The costuGes were very handsome.
The Womans Home Missionary Society of
Roberts Park NJ. E. Church was entertained by
Mrs VIM. Perry, No. 1873 North Alabama street.
on Friday afternoon, and the following officers
presidents, Mrs. j. w. Smith. Mrs. VIM. Perry;
recording secretary. Mrs ]. A. Coleman: CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. M. T. Lodges treasurer,
Mrs E. L. Kimble; committee on programme,
Mrs Richard Haughton, Mrs Cornelius, Mrs.
Behymer.
Mrs. DR.. Wells entertained a number of
friends in an exceedingly pleasant manner
Saturday evening The 'tea' was elaborate
and beautifully served. The hostess charmed
all by her hospitality and graciousness, and
made the evening memorable. The guests were
Mr.. aud Mrs. John NJ. Judah. Mr. and Mrs.
William Wallace, DR.. and Mrs. p Ell. Jameson,
Mr.. and Mrs John Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs Ovid
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. George Townley, Mr. and
Mrs James Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Butler, Mrs. Vawter and
others
A neutrality-suspicious. for the benefit o.
the Free Kindergarten and Childrens Aid Soci
ETY., will be held from 2 to 8, next Wednesday
Sfterroon, at the residence of Mrs. Henry Sew
srin, No $40 North Meridian street. Mrs Sew
erin viii be assisted by Mesdames Emil Wulsch-
ner, Stanton J. Peelle, J. II. Perry. N. S. By.
ram, ]. s. Spann IL b. Sherman. James Price,
w F. Bingham, w. H. Myers, Charles Kregelo,
gno 7. Dye. D. w. Butler Judge Lamb. e. M.
yAwter j. H.. Norris. William Coughen. Will
Took W. D. Cooper. Carrie Hall. w. d. Seaton,
u d. Bradbury, Wilson. Brodbeck. and Misses
kiues, Dye and SEVERN. AL friends Of the
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NOR CLERK OF MARION COUNTY, A j. JOYCE
l. subject to the Republican nominating convention
1886.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13
LovELY's OPINION OF N0RWEeLASs

L0VELY's OPINION OF N0RWIRLANS
Albert Lea Democrat: A Norwegian
paper of general circulation throughout
ehs state, states that John A. Lovely is 4
very particular friend Of the N~orwegians
and that he speaks their language fluent
IT,. This is but one of the many deliber.-
ate falsehoods that these bribed Republic
can papers circulate. No person has ever
heard Mr.. Lovely speak n word Of Nor.
wegian, and we have heard of but one
time that Lovely has expressed himself
81 to his particular feelings for the Nor
swegains; this was however some few
wears ago, when he said that he cared no
more for . Norwegian than he did for =
hog. 1t might seem incredible that he
would have made such . remark, but We
~reeollect that sworn amdavits were made
.t the time Of fact that he did do i, md
those who best know the man, will no.
tice that It sounds just like him.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13
The Great Railroad Corporations Forced TO
Give up Their Inscriptions Practices,

And, Despite Intense Opposition, Their Lands
Placed on the Tax list.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13

By His l'ntlring Efforts Saving to the State
Clean Million Dollars. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13

A STRUGGLE Is PENDING
in the near tntnre. between this oyergrown
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13
NAME,

=. How irrational party spirit is, and
how incredible It Is that it can in
duce people to lose sight of their own
interest-for What2 To show their
allegiance to q name. For I assert
that today the difference between
nineteen.tWentieths Of the republi'
CAM and q Ike percentage Of the
zdemocIah In Minnesota 10 merely a
name. The people OF our state, OF
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13
POLITICAL CORRUPTION

that by any art, intrigue " improper
consideration, thWarts the will Of the
people. We should have laws on the
statute books making penal all such
practices. Until the people repudiate
ct the ballot box those who by any dis.
reputable methods, succeed in securing