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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
Farm Notes.

The Missouri River has swallowed 10 :c
acres ~ land belonging 70 farmers IN Otoe
COUNT. Web The l-ss amounts "a 5000.
The County Commissioners have been pS:i-
toned 70 TAKE steps 20 prevent further en-
cro.chment 90 the river.
Pro- Sarha-n told his hearers a: The
Farmers Institute how 20 make q In acre
farm bring S6co or $500 per year. hu, we
are afraid he left out Of h:s calculation
such items as blacS-iec hoe CHOLERA. Hes
sian sv, croa.h. excessive rains. hail
storms. wind storms s1G various other lis
thai, farmers fall heir so.-ycrsaT no,
DSDsscrs:.
business education IN $ great measure
supplies the lack OF a good common school
or collegiate education. Ttcse farmer
boys va have been denied good school ad-
vantages nay, bv attending : business
school. learn 20 write gracefully. spell cor
recay, draw up contracts articles - agree
,nent leases. msH out aiikinds % business
papers and in short. be prepared. X pos
sesSed OF natural ability. =, take leading
positions Il rhe county. ifnot in the State,
in whicc they Gve-ErsIsge.
Potato tops ar wei, worth carsinE 70 y.
hsrnyard for increasing tbe nznure pile:
they are rich n potash Lefs where they
grow. taey dry up o. .Te blown abou. 20
waste.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

Tee Nes.Ez5z-4 Kefra. Ksataig COT
m>us very favonhly % The r-uyeTb.Al
long and h.aifhtal lives % the 1cVA pr
Psrard holds that TIL superiority - due -
tte.- stringent health avs Tie No>alr
Ike the Older egyptian cod~. = Sey s-rn-
Ser. ~rrSnrting The sung of f~.h AEi uth~-
articles o: food or tic animals ~sxArz.n-t
. larse proportion are always condemned
as uaat for food People 3 eat meat IN
discriminatory erc very PRIME - disorders
OF tie blood AID % thv &4dnvys ,or n~a; Is
comy-sct o: nitrogen. which T.. ks1ury>
have 20 rcfuoys f.oin the blood. ard o..
course th-y can not d. this successfully eI-
cept by the al q War-ers SAFE cure, tSs
les. kidney s-TenS-heurr, UGl-.. !, Is TEN
pcnte!y pa-i@ken o: and oaly the very
t>s. meat - used Jews a!So use al-ob1lc
liquors very spaTingiy and thus keep up
good digestion, and then sEain they nre a
tOiiday -iovITs aa1 Sshb=;A Observing c.aas
-EJEskc>.v
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
REPUBLICAN BRIEFS.

D6s-Nothing that General Black re-
ports explains the Democratic hostility
TO the Union soldier.-Detrot Tribune.
BsrThe Democrats in Congress are
working for harmony" What they
most need to work for is q principle
and 2 policy to be harmonious upon
Boston Herald.
rs-The Republican Senate made
Andrew johnson know that il was the
appointing and removing power. and
II viii teach Mr.. Cleveland the same
lesson.-Keokuk Gate CITY
E4-Dakora. with apopulation far be-
vond the requirements OF the situation.
j. again demanding admission as q
State. Yet Dakota knows these two
fact: That she has 8 Republican ms
iority and that this is a Democratic
Congress'-Philedslphia Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
Sun-CIo~s IN Sweden,

Toward the end Of October The re-
msrkahie sun--los, We're aga:a seen ut
Stockholm In the western horizon .
yellow ciodd-bank. strongly illuminate
ed appeared behind a number Of tiny
clouds, grayish in color. the sky above
the former. TO 4 height % fcr;y-Gye de-
grees. being lurid. entirely oo,oring
the clouds Later or IN the evening
the glow impaired 20 the edges Of the
clouds the mos remarkable reflections
of color, varying from ocAre To ye.low.
violet and pink with sh2Gings Of blue.
Al times the higher-lyiRs clouds formed
O remarkable formations. Ii
seemed shai the GLOW Was situated b.
.wees eamulas and cirrus ciouGs.-E
]. Pos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
GRAND ARMY GlEANIECS.

-
On Christmas evening Burnside Pos: Of
wyando;se had q social bop which melted .
handsome sum for the relief fund.
Mr.. Enochs. a member Of Blue Post, G.
a. r. North Topeka, died recently and was
buried under the auspices Of the order.
Mcriden Post No. ISn. Of Jefferson County,
Kan. elected A. Swallow Commander, J.
II. Miller Senior, and ". r. Tudor Junior
Vice-Commander.
The Woman's Relief Corps, MrPherson
Post, No. 10. g. = p, Of Kansas City, Will
have a regular installation OF officers the
second Wednesday IN January
The funeral Of Isaac George. who died
in North Topeka, Kan. Christmas morning,
was attended by Fort Pillow Post. G. A Il,
OF which the deceased was an active mem
Der.
1t is thought tina; the State Encnmpmens
Of the g. A. z, Woman Relief Corps and
Sons Of Veterans, which will convene in
Wichita. Kan. some time in February, Will
draw a large attendance.
Mr.. Woodruff. OF Topeka, Kan, recently
presented TO the State Historical Society
a red jacket worn by a drum major IL the
Revolutionary War. She also presented q
belt obtained from e Navajoe chief soon
after b was killed in a skirmisE.
The New York Grant monument fund is
now Gil IS. The committee recently re-
ceived u cheek from the Chinese Minister
a, Washington for 90, $50 Of which IVES
contributed By the VIceroy Of China and
500 by the Minister towards the fund.
Lakin Post e.. A. l.. at Lakin, Kan,
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: Il. e. PARCELS, L. e; Tune Bent
ley. $. Y. c: G.. II. Tate, J. Y. c.. G. :.
AcCune. Adjutant, David Frolic, q N;
\. 4. Truesdale. Surgeon; & u Carr,
Chaplain; William Shsp. o. d; B. Frrre!l,
o. 6: Charles Schultz, s. NJ; William
Crew, =. VI. :.
4 camp fire and festival was held az
Bells Hall, York, Neh-. recently, by Rob
ert Anderson Post Of the g.. 4. X. Depart
ment Commander Cole. Pew. DR.. Britt,
Senior Vice-Commander Culver and Cap
tain Blanchard, OF seward, We're all pres
en-. and gave interesting "reminiscences OF
army life. Captain y. Il Reed. no was IN
the rebel army. was also called forward
and made u good speech.
The famous Ocean Grove in New Jersey
had n Christmas gift Of national interest
gift was bestowed by Mr.. George W.
Chi.ds, Of Philadelphia, who has done 5
much for Long Branch and Ocean Grove.
The gift consisted OF Il memorial window
TO General Grant, 10 be erected in the
Library Hall. The window will be placed
N the eastern s!dc OF the hallE and viii b. a
triple shaped window OF thu finest stained
glass.
Colonel Stewart. who has recently been
making official visits TO Grand Army Posts
in Kansas, reports n highly satisfactory
trip. He visited the Soldiers Home az
L~eavenwortn and was most royalty enter
tanned b. Colonel Smith. Governor OF the
Home, and Major Shockley, Treasurer.
None of the buildings are vet completed,
hat comfortable quarters nave been pro-
vided for all VINO ave applied. and there
are now 2j old soldiers being cared for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Senator Edmunds' wealth Is est.
mated at half a million.
Nathaniel Hawthorne never rsed
IN italicized word in n 81 his works.
his style furnishing al tie needed en-
phasis-
Mrs. Dahlgren. the novelist, is .
GAINESVILLE (O) girl. She is wealthy,
and she owns several houses in Wash
ington.
-Lot:a. Mary Anderson. Emma Ne
vada and Mare Wilton are 81 CON-
municants Of the Roman Catholic
Church.
The tallest man in Washington
Territory is John Hutchinson. He
stand. seven feet four inches IN his
stockings
Robert II. Newell. the .-Orpheus
c. Kerr" Of popular remembrance. en-
JOYS a serene old age Z, 4 cosy home
nest ia jersey City.
Hon. Galusha 4. Grow and Hon.
a Gilmore are the only surviving
members Of the T~hir,y-seconi Con-
gress-N J. TrJune.
/. Nine. Sophie Menter. the famous
pianist. i how enjoying the possession
Of 4 fortune # three million dollars.
left her by q Russian admirer.
Catherine Gregory. who died in
New York the other day. was .
school teacher for twenty-five YEAR.
and never missed q dav during that
period until she was taken sick.-N
\. Post.
The Mexican Congress proposes 20
change the press laws To the end that Of
fenses charged against newspaper
writers shall be tried before a special
jury. and not as j. now done. underline
criminal code.
Lord Hotchkiss. one of the swell
COWBOYS Of Montana. recently won =
heavy wager by walking from hi> ranch
to Miles Civ. Il distance Of TWENTY-FIVE
miles. in -four hours and four minutes.
-Chicago tribune.
senior QucSada. the new repre-
sentative of the Argentine Republic at
Washington. l. n journalist and author.
H. i distinguished As a writer on in
tsrnational law. has filled several
prominent posts in the civil service,
and for the las: fOur years has been
Minister to Brazil.
-Ex-Governor Bishop. Of Ohio, il
siSty-three wears old. but j. still very
active. Last summer he went 10 IN:
sons home in Clifton. and. pas.in.
through a high gate, was attacked ty i
savage dog who did not recognize him.
The Governor took q running jump
and cleared the high gate NJ one bound
like an athlete.-CisrciTnd Lcadcr.
A queer old lady. the Baroness
Role. has Just died i'll England at the
age of ninety years. She WAS married
AZ twenty-cight 20 a gentleman who
was sevcnty-four year old, and if lie
were living now he would be- one hun.
drcd and ~tlirty-tive wears Of age. Al
his death he settled an income Of SO.
oJh per year upon her. and she la, de
voted more than fifty years of her long
life in charity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
UNDO,NG PREVIOUS WRk.
4 Pra cticsi Acknowledgements byemo-
crat. Of the superior >tate>tnship
of the Republican Parry.

\ Practical Acknowledgment bOemo-
crat. of the superior Statssinship
of the Republican Party.
The most remarkable chano,nade
by the rule, adopted was the alition
of the Holman amendment opted
early in 1876. and which. upon ifacc.
seem. 10 be a measure of cconoI. but
which. in effect. was the au~tnoEItion
of riders" upon appropriatiolbiJs,
and the source of dictatorial per. Ii
reads:
Nor shall any provision in any suo Il or
arnendrNant thereto. changing eNt>g law
lie in order. except such a.. being gchle to
the subject matter OF the bill. snail fench
expenditures
At the time this amendment 5 I'M
der consideration several Repicsn
members pointed ont its pracal eff
feet. General Garfield said itauld
enable the committee 70 ~''rccastl the
legislation covering the public Sice'
General Banks went still furth and
charged that it would scoop alegis-
lstion into the Committee on AHria-
ton. and he was about nc 1t
adoption was by a strictly partote.
$50 10 lo2.
II will bc observed that thiSolc
business. from beginning TO eI was
Democratic. The old rules. hiding
the Holman amendment. Were tlyork
of the Democracy. and 80 are tlnew
rules. The adoption Of the neules
was rot. il is true. by a >trictlvRrty
vote. but a very large majority the
Democrats voted 10 undo whaheiI
predecessors of a decade or so ahad
done.
This spectacle Of the Demaiic
psrtv in the present Congress ding
what 4 previous Democratic CGess
had done is an interesting phase the
case. 1; is only n more pncal
acknowledgment by the oppcSit Of
the superior statemanship Of the iub-
lican party.
In the discussion of these chan in
the rules. both on the floor the
House and in the press, a good ! OF
apprehension Is expressed thahey
will lead TO prodicality. but il il be
remembered that the Republicarrty
got on very well without any suck
traordinary barriers and safesu. a.
the old rules, and a party whiean
not be trusted without being te&nd
and foot ought no; TO be given 'inir
of power.
During fifteen years. and THERE
wears Of enormous pubic rercnthe
Republican House Of R~cpreSe'ac>
was under rules certainly no more
strictive than those just adoptcdIhe
Democrats now have A chance tow
th,ir trustworthine>>, rs eorfcd
with the Republicans. and II thare
MOI able To stand the test the cry
or -ht 10 know il. This te>' 'aot
thrust upon the party by the hcte--
ans. but was assumed voiuntarhd
from the resul;. whatever II n1e.
there can h ro escape III me r.
hcnded extravaganza Is avoidein
il will be only fair to frankly apt;
if these fears should be reaiizefn
there will be no escape rom ttfl-
se9uent popular retrihunon- r
OcsGa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
FOREVER SLEEP WELL

written and printed for the Ch,cago r,,o,
'e.cran Club. of which General O.. s.
1rant was an honored member.l
Sleep vel, comrade Grant: and serene be tbv
And sweet be thy rest. in the tomb O, III.
While fast, flying ,ime-rOlling years without,
Shall prosper the land tina, unte,,e,e ed tn.
With The Nation restored: all her warriors d,..
The jus, rights of each freely granted to all.
A"' ,m OF the heroes thy genius com
Their children, with pride. ever love TO r..
For &c Grand deeds OF heroes ,hs,r chu.-..
recall. i
sieep Wei: eoinrade Grant. For while Times
sha sweep Ger the graves OF the heroe.
While TN the brave boy. in blue slumber under
And the gray. meath the lilies. are sleeping,
Still hiRh over them ali waves the Old Flag o.
] Ensign OF Right. still aaoa, in the sun
snsta NED by those heroes, performing their
Defending the land tina, shall slwsvsbeo,,
Surely must not be two. but snali always be
one
Sleep well comrade Grant: for n pes.a lovI,u
Nation. ihs
ihcE ctnr supreme. over faction and strife d.
ING Nlctor. out tIst-fair IN every relation.
Moves onward. redeemed. to "a glortouz Itfe
IL was duty thnt Called thee - marshal our
mtil ons,
Engaged in a contest Of Right against
Wrong:
And to save, in the future. the anguish Of bill
IONS
From letters that held down the ,oilers 50
From the bondage that held down the ,oi!er-
So loux-
Seep weii, comrade Grant And when Justice
Her grand host 10 combat with Error again.
IheJ VIZ apinc-ltke those heroes. now low in
~" valley.
But hign in the records and glad hearts of
mes.
Fo- ;h"y fought to Restore-fought for Free,
dom aud Honor:
The fought for the Right and for Liberty
And death is not feared in the g-ea, cause of
justice.
For those who may die shall forever sleep
Tho-e VINO die for the Right shall forever
steep we'll
Sleep well. cnmraie Grant: while around the
wi te marble
That shelters thy dust from the cole storms
OF years
They are planting the cedar, the ivy and
And bright, lovely fowers-and bedew them
with tears.
woItnv man and thy Iegions-a million in
whereer 'hev may sleep. in the vale,
plain and dcll.
Ever sweet he thy rest. ever peaceful their
True friend and great leader. forever sleep
We.
Freedoms ca5eftain ard leader. forever
sleep well
-TH1rfcs A Sf0y7y
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

The famous Lorillsrd farm in New
Jersey contains n thousand acre.
The barn has stalls FOR 4: ~ horses
forty hands ana fifteen teams az I'm
ploved IN u. farm work In one build-
ing arr TWO numbered stalls for cattle
The pig-pen i four hundred and eight
feet long and hoids three hundred hogs
The curn-crib hold ten thousand hu.a-
els 81 ,hclled corn. The stable IA which
the ycarlings are housed contains sixty
eight box stalls. and the center q! he
three sections 81 the building i COW
cred with glass. and affords a DRY place
where the colts can exercise n Wet
weather ~. J. Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

Why * the barber : trade easy foi
men to learn? Because every man
was ono "a little shaver
is the man honcst?" asked old
Hvson. Honest a. the day is long"
..fe-cs." said old ~lIy,on; but then ne
won't DO NJ all. | want him for q
night watchman."-BostOn Bullehn.
boston E>theticism.-
What tn me are heavenly pleasures.
That from earth nv fancy wrsnsl
What care ! for worldly Treasures
Waiter, please, more pork snd bcauN
-Ca.caqo Telegram.
Our Countrvmen Abroad-U n the
Champs EIy.e.s)- English Gentle
man Gnquiring way)-'Pardonnez
moi. Monsieur French Gentleman
very NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mon
Sicur." Together: Good gracious
Smith. Jones. is that you?'-HGrper's
EG-Gr.
DO Won allow drunken people on
the ~train?" asked an old gentleman At
the City Hall elc.attd station. Some
times. but nct when they are too
drunk replied the brakeman. jus,
take a seat near the middle IF the car
and keep quiet. and you'll be all right"
N y. Sun.
-He-"My dear. we can't possibly
take this fiat. Why. when our furni.
turc l. in there won be for me
to walk around in it," She -"Nou.
sense: YOU are not expected 10 walk
around in 4 modern lat. When YOU
want to walk what i the matter with
outdoors?"-N. J. Tribune.
A ~four-year-old. who has 4 drum
and i not 50 slow To beat il. heard a
h~and-orcan the other day. and was
particularly struck with the fact that
the organ-grindcr took up Il collection.
After the musician" had departed the
little fellow remarked: Il don't drum
any more only for money"
We are told that more than eight
courses at a dinner j. vulgar. Snibis
says he is in the height Of the fashion.
for he has only six. IS follows: Scum
aqua pura. beans : Ia oven door, pork
de- scored top. brown bread a Is steam
or, oleomarCarine in a butter-dish and
t~oothpicks al libi;um.-Bosson BHfget.
A few DAYS - two men were IN
Smiths barber-shop. One had red
hair and the other was baldheaied.
Rcd hair TO haldhead-..You were not
around when they were giving out
hair?' Baldhead-"Ye~. / was there;
but they only had Il little red hair left.
aud l wouldn't take it."-BotO rsrti,c
(Ga.) Union.
Now. Johr," said the keeper Of
the cigar store al closing up time to
his boy. take the Indian figure fir "a
the door ana lay it down behind the
counter" Hadn't We better lc, il
stand behind the COUNTER said john.
why 500 asked the employer. Be
cause figures never lie, YOU know
Boston Courier.
Brown to Smith. who has been IN
invalid for year .HuEos. Smith,
Ho. are YOU now-a-dayse Has Dr..
Dahbledo>e helped you sny?" Smith
Il little. perhaps. but not nearly %
much a. | have helped him You should
see the new house he has Just built,
Nothing like il in town-elegant. per.
feclly elegantr-Boxto. 7rGaSerslL
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
Young Men. Erad Thta-

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On trial for - days, 70 men tyouug or oldl
afflicted With nervous debility. io.s % fv!'a!-
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ma;ism ,neuralgIa, psralysis.and many 9TH
er q .eases- Couulete restoration 20 health,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

s3~So long as the National |
cratic party. through its pred
headers. utters no word OF 4
acains, the efforts of the Ohio |
Gratis to secur power by provo
confessed fraud. the National
cratic party VIII be properly RED
as svmpathizinC with the Ohio
drels.-H asaiHyioa Repa5licas9
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

LAcoSIc patient 20 physician: Caught
cod Physician: Take Ped "a Cough
Cure; no morpSia no poisous- Only TWEEN
ty-fve cents. St. Jacobs OIL cures pain
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

A ~KoLLrE sKs-t gathers 40 moss, but a
roller skaters SANS often get baised "
j Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

3 months treatment for See. pis0's
Remedy for CatAr.h. Sold by dru. gas
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

As-pE cure Tor obstinate coughs and colds
aver > Cherry Fsc;osai. The brs:TeHedy-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

" a JOKE can make |. AoTxe laugh, way
can IL make n shay grtn'-tt,escO = 3sz.r
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

r. I. Sorgs, Revere. Mass, IVES cured o:
scaid- head by usIaE Halls Hair Remover.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

EsTooTT, CHs DR0Fs curr In minute 80
IieHn Sulphur So1p heal. snf be.uta.s. &C
iNssaS CoEs EEgnyIE Aijs Coruss Bunlona
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

DUDE IN oI- os th. new cape coats hiss
IN. general appearance q apeTambnia'ing
r.u-viprr -Tas'oa Huhsf.a-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

IT ia a din,,ul, Job 20 se. g hen or a good
example -EJsfoE Bstft.a-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

a FRESH roll-Tb. actor nee part An
,.her-Ths efforts % the inexperienced
ska.er IN. Rdm&5.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

TEr original ba!lin' snair-Tte mu,. -
=. j hvf.stsg Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
HUMOROUS.

Why is the BARRIERS trade easy for
men to learn Because every man
was once "a little shaver
is the man honcst?" asked old
Hvson. Honest A. the day is long
..Ye-es.' said old Tyson; but then ne
won't DO NJ all. | want him for q
night watchman.'-BOStOn BUllettH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
.EOstOn E>fnrtlrl>m.

What tn me are heavenly pleasures.
Tia from earth nv fancy wrsnsl
What care ! for worldly treasures
Waiter, please. more pork snd leans
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24
Contents OF tho Atlantic Monthly
a~5t For January, 1887

Mali FOR January, 1887.
The Second Son, I.-V., M. o. W. Oil.
plant and T.. B. AlGrich. The City of
the Violet Crown, Samuel v Cole. What
Children Read, Agnes Repplier. French
and English, fourth paper. Philip Gilbert
HameI,on. Zenas Smiths Ride to Rox-
bury. Edgar Mayhem Bacon, Men and
Trees, Edith NJ. Thomas. The Physiog
nomy Of the Days, E. II. Still Una
ware. Alice Williams brotheltOn. Paul
Patoff. l.. H.. F.. Marion Crawford. Mar.
ginal Notes from the Library ola Matt,
ematiclan. A. s. Hardy The Saloon in
Society, George Frederic Parsons. Every
Day Life, Andrew Hedbrooke. Freder..
ic the Great and Dadame de Pompadour.
The Clue. Charlotte Fiske Bates. The
Kim who Went oAt Governing. Margart
ct Vandegrift. Alexander Hamilton, H.
Illustrated Books, "A Literary Worthy.
Stocktoh's Stories. The Contributors
Tub, Books Of the Month
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24
y. TESTIMONIAL.

/ My right lung had lost two. thirds Of it's
expansive power. and remained inthat
condition FOR six wears, which reduced
my: general health and made public
speaking a great aad t;resome burden
for me-. ~, :.
fused the compound oxygen gas as adj
ministered by DR.. .,lcx Macdonald, Of
Austin, Tor about thirty five days. and
during that time my right Jung inertased
chest @sasrs ueresed an ofn nch ana
gain has been: pennancnt,s and my gen
ert enthusiastically IMPROVED: :, j: <.
can most centlsL.n1ly .rccommcnd :the
compound oxygen ireatmeTL nUt' only
for lung disease, but as ii general vitalizcr
for the system. ~,.@*.
: A., w. EDWARDS Pin: B. !.
Pastor Clinton Ave, NJ. 4. Chnrch,
st, Paul. -
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/ !; !: IS !: !; 1887, :. . u:
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out the, express order Of HARPER s. BROTHERS.:
Addr,s HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24
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Shirts at Dunkelmann's S.


Clergvmen and Others entitled to half
fare will kindly call or send their names
to me with "Denomination" or show
cause why half fare should be granted
Please attend to this at once as your
name might be omitted by oversight. :.
rl~& G. W. TURNER, ASt.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24
OUR UNEQUALED OFFER.

j We have arranged with the publishers Of
shese books to furnish tho whole forty-five
With one years subscription to cur paper
5or =. IS tn new subscriber, 81. 90 to old sub
acrthesrs or we Will send any Ave for 25 cts,
Or the whole forty-tive for $3.50, Address
I'LL orders to publishers OF :s
ssTI1ANsCRIrT,n Austin, H1inn.