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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-01-10

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-01-10
EDUCATIONAL.
PORTLAND SOCIETY OF ART,
DRAWING SCHOOL

Will commence Dec. ISS7, and continue
five month";. n. w. Henson, of Boston,
date of Paris. Fra1ce,) instructor
and Critic.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

ELsEwHERE ii this issue viii be
found a call for a meeting Of the local
farmers alliance to be held at the
town hall on Wednesday, February
rst. It is 70 be hoped there will be
4 large attendance, as iriatters Of vital
importance will be discussed. Il is a
common saying that under no cir
cumstanees will farmers band to-
gether, but We trust the farmers Of
this locality will form an exception ID
the SPECIALIZED rule. There are great
many wrongs that farmers can and
should redress, precisely as there are
a great many ofher matters which
they should not touch A happy
medium is what should b aimed at
and what the fatmers Or This vicinity
seem lo hage attained. Ii IS cut+
throat polic5 70 send array Ior anys
thing that can be Purchased as cheap
w a. home merchants and business
men generally paY 1ef9 high taxes
and are common faciofs aish the farm
ers ~ the prosperity Of the country
but i Is equally suicidal p pay three
prices for an aftlelk \ Nicely because It
Is handled ~ local dealer. There
are some sftleIes that shouldbebought
Al hUfue and HERE afe others which
should Be Imported II IS to deter
mint which Is which that farmers
Should msetto Al this season
Of the year. also wheh the question
Iof What shah De sown Is undAf con-
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27
s1.5o Per Year

will not be permitted to eent
tszar donaiaion ..l
course. says Mr. Kennan 10 q
on the Russian blacklist a an
y 9hankful that l succeeded "
ssino aha frontier with az 81 n
...saall no fliis "a NJ.
ITO an admiring Correspondents ae
" London, John Greenleat iFhittiea
emily wrote that MAUD AIalleEp
] not composed as astcry q hls own
/, as has sometimes been intimRtet.
! Maud had real prototype iss
81 whom he obtained
ak while riding BY, and who mod
" raked the hay up about he's baFe
lies whilo he was drinking tle
ter
senator Cameron, Captain Nose1N
B others, who have been trayelei
special car ID tile West recently
s-tracked the coach and drove to
ghboring ranch. While taey weE
n gang Of drunken cowboy eaf
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

sideration, an interchange Of IDEAS is
invaluable. More good can be ex-
tracted from a lively meeting Of farm
ers than from the most erudite work
on agriculture ever published busi-
ness men have theis boards Of trade
for mutual advantage; farmers must
have their organizations, also,or be
pushed 10 the wall II IS not your
neighbor's duty 70 attend to these
things, ii IS your duty, dear reader, TO
attend to them yourself. It's not at all
necessay that you should have cheek
like a brass kettle or flow Of LAM
guage like Plummer, 1t is your
presence at local gatherings and your
good, common, hard, horse sense that
is needed to make them a success.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

THE local option law has been de-
clared constitutional BY Judge Palmer
at Sioux Falls and the saloon keep
ers have appealed to the supreme
court. The case was bought to test
the validity Of the law.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

No doubt enemies of Dakota will
endeavor to make capital out Of tbs
late terrible storm, regardless Of the
fact that it was general and that the
same cold wave which has since
visited New England exceeded ours
in intensity. In Nebraska, Kansas,
Indian Territory and Texas the loss
OF life was geater in proportion TO
area and population THANH it was in
Dakota, and if the New England
states were as devoid Of landmarks as
are the praifies Of Dakota the loss Of
life there would have been fearful.
In fact il was to the absence Of land
marks that all the loss Of life was
due. Many persons were out in the
storm all night and suffered only
frozen feet or fingers; Others who had
sufficient presence Of mind to bury
themselves in the snow escaped un-
injured. The victimsinvariably wan
dered sinlessly around until exhaus-
ted and then lay down to die. Besides
TINS, TINS DAKOTA = fines of IaiiiiTead5 arc
the year found, all the blockades oc-
curing in Minnesota and Iowa. Da-
kota Is no great summer resort in the
winter time, but her climate is more
healthful and more enjoyable than
that Of any other northeastern state.
In two months from this time her
prairiss, which are how SO heavily
coated with snow, viii be as green as
emerald with juicy grasses and grows
ing wheat.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

The report that all letters mailed
on trains are put off at the next sta
ton, there to have the stamps cans
celled, is untrue. Perhaps the depart
ment contemplated making such a
rule-only that and nothing more.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

THE SUN has bid adieu TO the fes-
tive patent medicine advertisement,
change which will, no doubt, be APP
praciated by its readers.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

THE Commissioner of Immigra-
tionhas outdone himselfin his recently
published hand book Of Dakota for
1887. 1t Is valuable history Of the
territory and is more accurate than
such works generaly are. Mr.. Nc
Clure is a rustler with a big r.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27


Land 01llce az Aberdeen, OAK, january Is.
1883. Notes Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has dled notice of his IN
enti9n TO IuA0s n0al proof la support OF his
Slam and thar said proof will be made before
the register or receiver OF the II. s. land Oflice
Nt Aberdeen OAK, on April Sd, 1883, VIZ;
Washington Holmes,
under lid No 5l49, Watert0wn series for the
syn sec az, town l2l, range "a. He nanes tho
following witnesses 20 prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said land,
Wiz Louis fuhrman, Seth il. Wilson, Charley
2. wilson, ef Warner, Oak, and James y.
brown Bros, Attys IG
Land oficeat Aberdeen, oak, january Is,
1883. Notice Is hereby given that The follow.
ing named settler has filed notice OF his In
tention 70 make final proof IN support OF his
tue register or receiver Of the u Ssiand ONCE
ut Aberdeen, DIX, on April Sd, les6, viz;
Summer a. Wright,
Under Hd No ao20, Watertown series, for the
s-wA sec q, town i2l range g. BE names the
following Witnesses to prove his continuous
residences upon and cultivation OF said land,
viz. Joseph l.. Hanson, Edward o. Payne,
Charles X. Horning, Eugene H0rning, an Of
Warner, Oak.
Brown Bros. Attys. 1-2S
Land once at Aberdeen. OAK. ganuary is
1885, Notice Is hereby given that the follow
tention to make final proof in support Of his
claim and that said proof viii be made before
The register OF receiver Of the U ) land office
at Aberdeen, Oak. on April ID, 1883, via:
Charles Gabert
Under Id No 81, Watertowm series, for the
n e,4 sec ~. town III, range 81, He names the
following WITNESSES % prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said la0d,
viz: William Rnssow, Frank Greifenhagen,
Joseph Mathieu, Edward Mathieu, Of Ron
dell, Oak.
Brown Bros, Attys. ~
Land once at Aberdeen, bak., january 10,
1888. Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
leg named settlerb has hled notice OF his iafen.
ton TO make final proof in support OF his
the register or receiver OF the y tHna oiiice
at Aberdeen, Das.s, ,en april ~, 1885, yizs
Edward Mathieus
Under nd NO 5l2I, Watert0wn series, for the
following witnGssaB to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF said land,
VIZ: William ROasow, CHARLES GRhert,
James wilson and Frank Greifenhagen, ell of
ROndell. Oak
Brown Bros, Attys. L27
Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, January le,
A883 Notice La herery given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice oF his TN
eentiOn to make Il lel pfoOE in support OF his
claim and that said proof win he made before
the register or receiver OF the 3 land oilice
at Aberdeen, Daks on April "a, 1888, viz;
WilliAm Rossow,
I'D No b0i0 Watert0wn series, for the mex
sec 2i, town l2l range ". He names the fol-
lowing witnesses 70 prove his continuous
residence upon ard cultivation OF said land,
viz. Frank Greifenhagen, Charles Gabert,
Joseph Mathieu ana Edward Mathieu, all OF
Rondells Dak.
na..- ~. AZ
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

THE right of suffrage has been ex-
tended to the women Of Washington
territory, the governor having signed
the bill last Wednesday.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

Northheld News: Rum, Romanism
and Rebellion Burchard has come out
for Clevland with his ALTERATION
changed so as to read "Renomona-
ton, Reform and Rats.
Twelve years ago William w.
Gibbs, the head of the Chicago gas
trust, was a clerk in country store
without 500 in the world. To-day
he is worth $Io,ooo, GOO, Jesse James
robbed trains for 20 years and died
poor Hac fabula docet that certain
kinds Of robbery are profitable and
others are not. Minneapolis Tnb-
une.
A newspaper published in the
woods says: Avoid prairie country.
Looking abroad over the finest
farms ia the world, and the most
prosperous people, one wonders at
such nonsense. The pioneers Of any
country always suffer more or less,
but that they are deprived Of COM
forts or that life Is burthen in
prairie lands is folly to assert. The
prairie countries Of the United States
are today, and will be in the future,
foremost in the ranks Mandan
Pioneer
The prohibitionists might as well
give up. 1t is announced that Ger
man chemist has succeeded in making
first rate brandy out of sawdust.
What chance will the prohibition
movement now have, when man
can get drunk with a fence rail9 What
Is Is TIC tn: ss;c 3: :. ;..s liaaeE law
If man can make handy mash out
Of the shingles of his roof, or if he
can get delirium tremens by drink
ing the legs of his kitchen chairsi
You may shut an inebriate out Of a
gin shop and keep him away from
the tavern, but If he can get uproar-
Gus cnboiled sawdustand dessicated
windowAsills, any attempt at reform
must necessarily be failure. - Ok
The conservative statistlcian oi
the agricultural bureau for Dakota
summarizes our principal crops as
follows:
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27
Final Proof Notices.

ffidavits Of publication Of all legal
notices published Ia The Sun can be obtain
ed at Hagariy 4 ttarpIe's Bank, Aberdeen.
Prlce for publishing final proof notices,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

Land ONCE at Aberdeen, Dakota. january
9 1883 Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has led no lice Of his IN
tentiOn 10 make final proof III support Of his
claim and that said proof viii be made before
the register or receiver OF the u $ land 0flice
at Aberdeen, DAKOTA, on March 20 1855, viz:
William II. bradford,
Hid f95. Tor the nav x Of section 81 town l2l,
range So w Ha names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land viz A. J. Allen
VIM. Lawrence, Frank Dodge and william
Neill, all OF 2Ondell, DAKOTA
III Ffarffal Igeufatof
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27


Wheat ...s!.s....s. ....s5 3,o5S,47o
Oats s..........t.g 3S,453,z5c
Corn .s.s.... .s.a2, 2,642,85o
Barley ................. 6s38o,I8o
Flaxll4s.. ........satsss 3,go5so35
The complete tale Of the thresher
and elevators will swell the wheat
statement and justify the 6o,ooo,ooo
estimate. Al territory, bit of out
lying domain, raises the greatest
wheat crop~in the United States and
not enly the greatest Ia quantity but
purest in quality.
The man who sits down Ia the
corner Of an old lot and waits for a
cow TO back up and be MIXED, will
&c wttho.4t milk ALI his days. The
man who prays s'gise is this day our
daily bread, and sits down to the ta-
Bile waiting for the Lord to come and
put bread on his plate viii starve to
death. A5d the men who close their
doors, as It were, and expect pros
pcrity to force an entrance into their
houses, will er0ak hard times until
the devil claims bis due. You 90 after
the ebw If you want any milk You
must work for The bfeadd you want
to eat. And you must open your
doors and invite prosperity II you
lever expect she willcome near you.
| II she don't come on mvitation, 90
after her like an Australian savage
goes after HIS wife armed with a
Club, sneak np Behind her, knock
| her down and drag her homs After
| yen once have got prosperity, il IS
COMPARATIVELY easy 70 keep her but
lit Is sometimes necessary 70 employ
harsh means 70 get her FAX
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27
arown Broa. Attgs.

Land ONCE at Aberdeen. OAK, Jannary II,
1888 Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his ln-
tenti0n to lAaK final ptoof ia support Of his
claim and that said proof win be made before
the register or receiver D the II land otilce
al Aberdeen, Oak on March 7tls 1855, VIZ;
John hussnann,
for the SEX sec 28 town 122 range co. He
names the following witnesses TO prove ms
continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of gaid land. viz. VIM P0pxe, Arasll Martin,
Peter Martin and Hans Hoiliene, al Of Ru.
doiph. Oak.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

Land 0fiice st Aberdeen. Dakota, DeceIn.
her 2f, 1887. Notice Is hereby given that the
following nan1ed settler isa5 hteG nottcs 0f
his intention To make iinat proof IN support
OF hts claim and that said proof VIII be made
before the register OF receiver at Aberdeen.
ID g., on February eth, 1883, viz
August IhienlAn,
for the s01th-west section 81 town ia,
ranae co. he nnines the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence upou and
cultivation 81 said land, viz. Erick s.. Nel-
Gundcreon. all of Gem. Brown Co., Dak
-.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

y IHITNIo lAUVETHUU1 :
for the south half Of SEX SEQ /. town i3l, range
81. He names the following illnesses to prove
his continuous res dence upon and caultiVa~
ton OF said land. VIZ Chester Newkirk,
Obed DRhart, A. s. OhesebrO OF Warner, Oak,
and A. d. Titus of Aberdeen, Dak
n. H. Harris, Register.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27
L, 3. Nelson. Att9.

Land Onfce at Aberdeen. Dakota. December
ID 1881. Notice IS hereby yen 11iat the fcI-
lowing nRnied settler has hlfd Yotice o. Ills
intention to fpAkc 1fnai prpDi ia support ok
his CLAIM and tliltt said proof X II he Nude be-
fore the register OF RECEIVER OF the II > iflid
0flire at Aberdeen Dakota, on Eebyua1y 10.
1853, VIZ TbAonofa Evans
unde his 31n entry No sos, fer tie s-e1 of $50
81. town k2I. loHQe o5 lie names the follow.
ing witnessed 10 prove 3 Is e0ntlnuons roal.
Wig john West 0f N1rthville, 9pfnk 20
p IT, John Smith and George AEnmon. -
Mahalieid, Brown Co. %, II and George y.
W0odf0Fd, o1 Scatter wood, Faulf co.s p. n.
III il Harris, Register.
q u nrittoa. Atty. NorthFilla
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27

Land OiiieeNt Aberdeen. Dakota, Daeomhor
q, 1851 Notice is hereby Rtven that tile fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make Anal proof IN support OF hts
claiIn And that said proof MI re Tiasss before
the reRister or receiver OF Tie N s hand oillce
at Aberdeen, Dak0ta,. on February 9Th, 1888,
viz Ole p, 01lnQef8Qu,
for Lhe SEX section 83, town ~ n. range 81 W.
He names the following Witnesses tg prove
uutinuOug resi ence upon and cultivation
0f said land, VII 0ie II. M0ten, Gfegof IL
M0een, Ole A. Tanbe1g &C q +, S. Nelson, all a.
Gem Brown Co, Oak
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-01-27
raupuann i potter. AtI5s. :. n''f' Assisss'' i.E

Land ONCE at Aberdeen, DaE., January "a,
1888. Notice Ii hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of Ais In
'teltion t0make 1laal proof in support C:f MS
claim and that said proof will be made before
the reg ieter or recetRGIof ne u $ 1sa1a Office
-. !. .ss..! ess. aselh 10 1888
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-11
OHs Score, OF H.pPiaess.

One Of the secrets Of happiness consists
in finding erIoymert in the genius, the
fame and the wealth Of other people
"Mlss S )" said distinguished divine in
Alabama one day TO his neighbor, lyon
have devoted 5 great deal Of care TO the
cultivation Of your flower garden, and l
wish to say that sm very grateful 10
you" chow so?" Inquired the young
lady. "Tne flwers are mine and not
YOURS" sab, Miss S., that is true. The
f1wers are yours, but they sre in full
view from my house; they teautify the
landscape, and Ell joy them as much as
you DO without having the trouble Of
taking care OF them"
8 There Is & great deal of philosophy in
that way OF locking at your neighbours
goods. II your prosperous friend builds
4 stately mansion, stand ACROSS the street
and admire its noble proportions; do not
hurry home to hide yourself in your poor
er dwelling with envy gnawing at your
heart. Ii he is q great orator, hear him
snd rejoice in his eloquence. II he has
written popular book. read 1t and share
the general pleasure. Genus has wrought
It's best In sorrow snd trsvsil, but we may
srjoy Its works in our hours Of ease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-11
LOOK BOWS ON SMALL WOMEN.
Dealers D. NJ. G.vs Them The Show TIL }
Deserve.


osalsrs d. Nh G.vs Them The Show THY
Deserve.
View York Telegram.
"Small women don't get the show they
Gu yht," said dry goods man to six
velvet reporter TO-DAY.
"The reIs time you are In re'all es-
ts5lishment where such articles OF femi-
nine apparel as bonnets, closks, tickets
and the like are for sale, just look around
and you will not hnd q small woman t1or
walker. Even IN millinery store the
dlmipu.ive woman is always ct dissd'
vantage. A four-foot female enters TO
buy bonnet. Sac cau'!tsll how 1t looks
IN il she sees it ou euother's head. The
-aleslady pats II on tJT exhibition pu.-
posee.
"Now, probably, the customer has
seen 4 similar bonnet on some friend oil
orrs who is considerably taller. TIE
ssleslady knows that the bonnet selected
Nv the customer viii not become her
iumpy STYLE OF beaty, ont she he ISLES
adv being taller, pur it on, End the Gus
toner Is delighted. II the saleslady had
oe.n SIS low in SITS ure as the customer The
bonnet would DoJ have left the store.
In the clock department is wGere the tall
woman Is supreme. Sac sets Sc sort CT
model. In fact, sac does little else than
try on garments and sets them CT to the
BE- st advantage A tail woman with
well pToporuoned figure always looks
commanding, although she may De T
from it. Now, do not mean that little
women sre not SO brainy. As rule they
sre more SO, but they are not TO snowy
Wherever women are employed ycu III
See that nine cut Of every ten are tsL
The short sUgle gels in through a pull.
II Is the flee wnere accounts are sept
hat the "liltle ones" get IN their hne
work.
"But even here ste is st disGdVant-
age, for she cannot reach up to lie
crsvst easily. Il Is the same thiog 10
the on 3es of professional men and bro
kers. Al least seven out OF every ten fe-
male type writers and female stenogrspl-
ers employed ere up to the medium
height, scd most Of them over it
Whr, smsll woman gets left
even IN & street csr, She
can't re.ch tie strap. There is one
great consolation and tina. makes up for
II ell-they generally get married arst."
The reporter lisIeued respectfully until
all this talk came to an ead, then he went
out and wrote Ia MS note book, with a
piece of chalk, poi on the maH who
told falsehood and then lied About 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-11
CROP REPORT.
Continued from First Page.

treme southern portions of Ohio and In
diana, toree-four,hs, sid in Florida,
Southern Georgia, Northern Mississippi
AID Eastern Arkansas shout two thirds {
the ususl amount of rainfsll.
General Remsrks-Tne weather for the
week hss been generally favorable for all
growing crops. The reports show i'm
proved conditions over the preceding
week, although cool weather in the extreme
northern section has probably retarded
the growth Of corn. In the whe.t region
OF Minnesota and D,kots the conditions
were generally favorable for rapid
growth OF all crops. In the corn s:ates
OF the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
the weather WAS generally favorable, al
though more rain is needed in the south
ern portions of OHIO, Illinois, Indi, 8 AID
Missouri. In the cotton regi n crops
were sfected f4vorably except in South
Csrolins. where cool wet weather retsrd-
ed the growth Ct the cotton plant, which
is reported az small and backward. The
weather IVES favorable for harvesting In
Southern Kansas and Tennessee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-11
AN ENORMOUS FIGURING MILL,

Tbs LaJgsst Plant in the World to be
Erected ut Duluth, MINI,
DULUTH. MINI, May 2s "A mammoth
Touring mill, with daily capacity OF s, OOo
barrels, Is to be built ON R ce's Point in
Duluth st once, the negotiations having
been concluded to-day. The building will
be lo0x200 feet, six stories high. The
building alone Is to cost $3.50, 600, and
the machinery $400,00o additional
When completed this will be the
largest mill In the world, the
second in size being the famous
"Piilsoury mill" In Minneapolis, winch
has daily capacity OF $500 barrels. The
stockholders are wealthy men and no ex-
pense will be spared to m.ke this the
finest milling plant in existence. The
plant will be located on what is known as
the Peck slip, which has the most sd.
nirable dock and rail facilities. The
corpors tion will be known as the Duluth
Imperial mills and expect 10 commence
grinding In May, 1889. =,