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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
foUruERS srArEA

These tables ara prepared from the re-
vised figures, winch IN every ccso arc off,
cial, and allowance 10 10 be made only for
errors In transmission. The total vote IS
11,5f0,5lS, and in the country at large Cleve-
land has a plurality OF l07, ,43S. Harrison
has plurality or s5j $50 In the twcnty-two
Northern States, and Cleveland has a plu-
rality Of 57i,.5S ia the sixteen Southern
States.
Add to the twenty-five Northern States
Delaware and the four old border States,
Maryland, Missouri, kentucky and West
Virginia, and Harrison has in the twenty
five States represented IN Congress IN 1866
aud in Colorado ali Nebraska, admitted
later, vote Of 4,GG5,293 and Cleveland q
vote OF 4,25i .223; H2rrison's majority in tha
Cd Union States, 4O2,070 Add Tennessee,
one Of the FIRST old Confederate States to DO
represented in ca gress in 1856, and Vir-
giaia, the battlefield OF the Eastern armies,
and Harrison has in the twcnty-nine States
4.955, ,545 votes, 70 4,5s6,2T9 votes for Cleve-
land Harri5on's majority III the twenty
niue States, 3sJ, ,257. The Democratic ma
iorities in tho nine States Of Alabama, Ar
kansas, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Texas over
come Harris0n's minority il the other group
OF twcnty-nine states.
The ProhibitiouistS claimed that their can
didatcs would be strong in the Southern
States and that many Democrats would vote
the Third party ticket. a little more than
Onc-scveath Of their vote came from the
Southern States, the Northern States fur
nishing 23o.cs5 votes u So oaS in the South
The New York labor vote in tho tables IS
combined Ia the official figures the So
cislists are given 2.0os votes, tho Union
Labor C,5 vo,cs, and the United Labor
2.6jo But 20 estimate the labor vote Of the
State the three arc combined and all placed
under the head OF labor vote.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

IT lind; I NrYFR lng INK IN MS oJOItn
ISvKSTED ANYTHING. Invention. and joins
heartily in the romp which follows the ad-
vent of the commlssary corps.
The wicked partner visits him In his
garrett and the too-conhding Noah trusts
him. accepts a position IS manager o. the
mill where ne attempted 10 sell his inven-
tion, and aOrees 10 40 what he can in re-
turn toward persuading the beautiful girl
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
~ rsrroY.

! TIE prl-s lg e1a
Z So euffol o. al lsl-
Tets AZ pu 0lfc expense
Z l1es away WIKI tie ne
iccssity OK org1nizAtlOa
for n : purpose.
.. And viii deprive
the political nAca.Res
.-f .1c monopoly VI al
Jesse tai part Oi The
ic!ec.iOn machinery.
G. - VIII en be any
3 % ; 90 citizens % the
lLrtaDeF r-csc led -
lew % have sno ua-o o
tofthclr can lil-.e rsllt-
lea on the sane blll0.
with the names n al
other c1r1ldates Tor tho
isaE,o oflce. 50 That bc-
lore the Jaw eao before
ltlc voters e.l cAndi-
dates AID all party or
l..a1 z2ticus vii stand
lOa 4 perfectly eren foot
~.
4. This will cispcnso
altocsthcr WITH tho nc
lecssity of and excuse for
.ioFging political aSscss-
uenta
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

teuefcsartes zEd s1eizl patroazze r9y -
reia.lleEs. Is IS tie EecesslEs ~ rs-slas
c1efe fs4nds aao eszplgyslx s1aes zDr4r
a. 49, lsfl11es ass<szz--s--ts. z9es sc-cf
ef Feit3 L. = coEsTl1-tslGs - @is@-l - LEts1
are s4les ef liCnlnatls1s. excuses tls sil3-
ss-ssssa u >Aas.A@l p@sronaxe ~ toe osstTitsl-
sol - r1e atac14ls.. provides aZpls soser
~ eoiiecfiiss = esFrl ek.c1 ti-d 4l1.
tilr01gi ~ertsrs 8. tie Pcls. ; ccl-
vsnient ehaaEei fcr e.sD0xslag tAs tG11 a
14Ises.
AID - corr1pGlG1 fsads lierezse. 1asss6
- i1frs4s.Eis ee-anas fsF leElflmals ex-
penses. 4sssstm<1is sr9H. tie gDcs u
noEsinaiso-s rises, indepeu1snccis slarsled
an1 l4s ~ rz4EIzataon secozaes 1icrs iu1lEex-
eut y paFtT triaeiples - - uscEopois y 20
4ticzl D0sssr stfenxtheDx. Born u ne Ge-
cess.l8 - volunteer uecli1efy for peepar-
inS zad distributing oa.oss. u DEVELOPS Iat0
= powerful isstraalenf- vAi.l. IA the hands
q peifa,si s1Se1s, elALles t1sm - by
ana seal exlss - TIE FIzstoE l4ns so.1 th8
ho4an p4spie" Alre4lg poor men rarely
e1tain poa teal adfaacene1s tsislou1 ls-
s.i1lilg olsll sy-ticas ~ % redeemed 81 o.
c34s perE4g. z44 tae ooslacies 20 L1aliie1
candidacy kaTe beeoas - crest - osten %
preTe1t aaa Always " discourage ncepeac~
enL nominations
Dz4Ts TO TIA AACslaA
Ihls rolltssai monster would % destroyed
by the Australian syste4n. IL the state 80
slElsd IS function q prov dag o..-ots, there
wo1id ge D. necessity Tor 'ssorElrs" ~ tee
po.ls. aa1 tas excuse for raising. as well $
tie 8est mode Of usI1g corruption fluds
would disappear Assessments &C Aid nor thes
~ ieF.ed an candidates. Cor when work
ers a. the polls are rot required, machines
can neither serve n0T ll4rc- Aor woal4
nominations be sold Tor when canClt4tes
stand uDna "a sqgality II respect . c.eetiln
machinery. and there - TO opportunity Tor
srisIug voters organizations, ucrely As or
Faliz4llOls, hive nothing w0Ftn .uylog,
while oFgar 1L-icEs as representatives of
principles caa not De approached through
comue rcli chanucl5. Irarckiug IA Oflcs
would be- replaced oy political discussion.
IT, power of the machine By the voice ~
"a partv.
Tie evils ~ machine organization and the
remedy 0f tie Australian system ere sum-
DaFzed as follows b. William NJ. Ivins.
tA-u s. -cm 90 o2s has 1ons more lGtelil-
gent, energetic aEd effective work for cleo
JCEal reform.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Tie Vcier spon entering The polling
place. tslrns ro hip r.1h- - -he polnt marked
<satFancs. H4efc la receives from two
election of.cers selected from 0yposing
political parties. a single ballot or . set ef
ballots. according 20 the local cuafoel q
so1ue Ca tAe lAicx a laC9rssd . stamp
o. signature. sli''elrur ana only Sufficient
- ldeaHlq De 81 or ff Seal. and ca ths
facr are pl1l.f printed ne naacs Of ths
eandidaies ior ear4 stlcc. vifb desisns-
tloa o. Their respective political parties,
ailcT "a u1n1eg
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Womerf with pale. coiorless faces, who
feel weak and discouraged. will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using
Csrte's Iron Pills. which are made for the
blood nerves and complexion.
Around the earth. in every land,
BY every stream that I'm aware OF.
In every town. they understand
How teeth may best be taken care OF.
From jersey fats 10 Blrmahs mount
They sing the praise of SozoDoNT.
Smart Weed ard Belladonna, COM bineo
with other ingredients used in the best pof
ons plssiers, make Csrters s. w. Il B
Bscksche Plasters the best in the market
Price 25 cents.
Dyspepsia IN its orst forms will yield tr
the use OF Carters Little Nerve Pills. aided
by CarteT's Little Liver Pills. They no
only relieve present distress but strengthen
the sion ach and digestive apparatus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
ELECTION REFORM
Hs~ IL Nsai,i Operate sfsi s.s bElesFT-
D.sts a. ths nsehiae--0hje jeetieas-
era4isu ia Fasss-A FsFs
f4n hresaaarl1a.

fns Australian sTsteas - Fsrnq. e.
'ssIls'l soea-sa asst 1ssl IL Australia. aas
teFn. ssfs trlrF George oui.trFz tct
seFefal Feefs 81 sI.ccssalIi 1cersl--s1 t1Ere,
ala. Htta -ciiressfl fllilsi sari,st.ons "a Ia.
Riand. >feiiaA4 iielar% sAl Calac4 Ia
nas aiao l-en a.tsqiesl la 4.aa-..s IS tsletts,
where "a s1es l4io earC. la ie-5 .ta ef1-
esrat 9o.eets are 81 Gfe slt bribery 4l4 -
El1iGa4ou. ~ Piace 80 csnslisiaffs apo1 "a
s1a4lIlF before ne az. ald - under
nllae t1s dangerous Psssrs II p1.illcal 1z-
Games.
1ae sFsle1s I'll sa readii7 Understood -
Esferelsss ~ l1e .cd.CNlls d44aink
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

The plot OF the play IS ingenious and
Wei worked out IL has been said that no
young lady OF wealth and refinement would
be attracted toward q shabby character
like Noah Naie BY any feeling OF love. but
who would not have tender feeling for
the tyre OF nan which he pOrtrays-shab-
by, but good and noble withal-a verlJable
diamond in tlc rough, whose sparkle OF
worth shines through the unpublished sur
face. He. too. the poor relatlon-is drawn
toward ;ae lovaole girl who seeks 10 over
come his pride and satisfy his craving ap-
petite without offending him. When the
villatpous partner finds him fauting from
hunger and PROSTATE upon the floor OF the
drawing-room he steals the plans of his
previous invention. intending 10 claim
them as his own. Then the spiteful step
mother, who longs 20 rid herself Of the girl,
finds her upen her knees in an endeavor
10 resuscit4ts the poor unfortunate. and
accuses her Of stealing the papers when
tho theft is discovered. Poor Vale knows
that the work OF a lifetime has been taken
from him. but when he hears the accusa-
tion against the girl he loves he comes to
her rescue and declares that he lied and
that he never had any plans, bringing the
curtain down upon this strong situation at
the end OF the first act
The second act is a curious and interest
ing mixture Of pafhos and humor 1t finds
the poor Inventor poorer than ever in
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

ffRNA 0A tlAaAA &ttA a.
his shabby garrett,
with his little waits,
whose mother has IN
trusted them 10 him.
But in the midst OF
this abject poverty
he IS rs proud and
gentle as the highest
in the land. de and
his little ones form a
jolly party as they
sit around b / N
eagerly listening TO
his songs and sto-
ries. and when his
maid-Of-all-WOrk and
governess, Scallops,
marches her little
brigade of bread win
ners in with their
slaves of life, won
from an impression.
able butcher boy by
a kiss on a smutly
cheek. the poor IN
ventOr ceases his cf-
fort 10 lind the Miss
.-.- IL - L. na.Lon
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

wsoD< - sirzsslf isses. - EArxy soi< zAas
49, els4-kes- SIS. -. se4r&s II Et> v 2Sfss
Sl1lts. aa1 last zfsss - Las rntclea iEIs
tLss Ssr -el.sllS - !. s ssF - e.eo-1< lQseF
sre e. zers kl4 &Ff<4.z4 - 0t1 I4F &l1 4I~
Se4aeet 81. her distress. $50 ass 1tn e i.s
= .zi4 zsYtss eef - 42r0s eeEse I assF
c.oa 5 asa she 49es Lei tosS n 4eD nS
& ~ acsises hef lgt . *'o1&Ae , - 4etlee''
~ -n2rfy IA. wttloaf leEe E1e ActSF lnF-.ss
4Gis 'trs1gs asWa ttC aonse
Aod Then W.sen >eafiofs @lo fae little
o1ts cozfe y after sLe oep4Fts ana lie tsst@
tee-n eg q > great fzrsEe az Als Q1er -
airy doliars PEI Weea = manage lie lIstk.
there - ns0ch - 81 tue .itt1e camp - sil.
1na the x uy Sc2l.cFS is &ssarcd - Alo
tnat ter dream q Axt1g n 1Ar ose halls.
perf4He1 villa fowers Aud / I = 4latzstSr
lamps i seon H. - feSlLed Thea The lAs-
lie boy comes Ia with taissl0g pants
button, and toS ingeAioQs nlfcrt ter cs.els
1l1a 0p Ia . barre removes H. neihef
garments and proceeds 10 rs4c5ust tAe
button. W1llS t1e curtain fails anila a
cgcl0ue oi laughter from tae sUalenoe
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

r-strn 7rsr.E-r Ger r-.sr-r1n ft4-s4
eaVs -ae onlg Way to nreaH ug tae "a
Srvfi : 81 crrsatHfscnal ar1entUert
scolls 1irE n'srre sn1rare Rr~e1t rsrIts
= virTlnia. Missouri saa ssss EEs2.
usSi->se sesss< s&A
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

:. And leave no iogal
cover for bribery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21


= TIE Docess y %
yollntlFy pr NJ rg ant
Distributing TIE acill
.esliLcs CFElnlz1g lOi
s0F tbs pas 0se-
z it practically vests
th- Uacai1c with tbs
1o-o 5oiy OF tie elec
Elon machinery.
3 And. ns . const
Qgcnc with the mo
~ POI y. aoGl-1l-0A-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
Anrice Mothers

MIS-. NiuslOw's Soothing syrup should always
fe used for children teethiag- IL soothes the
child soitcns the gums eIlsys al pain, clres
v nd cole and is The best remedy for disrrhHA
e Cenik bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

4 I. involves the cc
,essity o. deff-ylrg the
expenses OF rota print
.nx ant diStribut oa by
meas Cf asscSsnaer =
On or con EibrtioEs .
candidates. eEce-soll
ers o. party lcaders
;. w Whtch b sacil tator
bribery s7d corruption
oy srOrding them coG-
gelieng coverA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

THEN THINK ONE LITTLE rHISK oF ME-"
unpublished charms. Noah becomes a
partner in the milling business and the
girl OF his choice marries him who is no
longer "a poor relat on" Thus ends hap
PLY play which exactly suits the
Comedians peculiar abilities. and which
always sends pleased audience from the
thcater.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

The opening Of the third act finds Noah
a. The factory, and the wicked partner
With a patent for tue stolen invention.
The mother OF Noah waits returns aud
discovers that this partner j. the husband
who deserted her. and under threat Of
exposure forces ham 70 return the plans 10
Vale. THIS he does by explaining that Le
took the plans merely 20 secure the patent
for a man whom he was convinced would
never be able % do so himself, and this
seeming mobile action" on his part IN
duces the girl who has been Indifferent 70
him 10 give him the hand he had asked IN
marriage His wife, who is near by, hears
this aud denOunces him, and the curtain
falls on his proclaiming her an insane
woman, while Noah declares himself 10 DO
her iriend.
One notable and pleasing character OF
Mr. Russells serlO-cOmlc p0rtralture and
which causes burst Of applause az his
entrance ia each act Is that lie rises by de-
grees from poverty 10 afiuence. that with
his improved condition and appearance
the children have received the benefits OF
his rise in fortune and they are better
dressed and share with him the moro
rOseate look When in act four, with the
little ones brightly dressed and with drum
and dolls Noah SAYS 20 their erstwhiie gov
erness: "Scallops, they'll have to play
mighty hard to make up for lost time.
We've been through the wars together" 4"
IL becomes touching incident and sends
out genuine thrill OF happiness u the su-
dience
The fourth and last act sets all things to
rights Scallops. attired In the latest
fashion wins the dude workman for her
own, and he whom she had irreverently
called collars" finally succumbs TO her
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
The Foarth or Jaiy Celebrates.

Agreeable to call the citizens Of King
man met at the Court House on Saturday
evening to make arrangements TO cele-
brate the Fourth Of July. Harvey Hubbs
was elected Chairman and Henry r.
Ewing Secretary.
On motion Messrs. q. w. Beecher,
Foster s. Dennis and w. H. Taggart were
appointed committee to secure sub
scriptions for defraying expenses.
The Finance Committee was also
authorized 10 appoint all subcommittee,
and to make the necessary arrangements
and programme.
On Monday night the Finance Com
mi.tse reported about $3.50 subscribed
and paid in, and that they expect some
$3.50 or $500 more. They arranged the
following programme and appointed the
following committees for each branch Of
the celebration:
~ A salute Of one hundred guns at
daybreak, Hon. w. III. Harry, com.
mittee.
(2) Literary exercises, TO consist OF
reading OF the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, speeches, etc, w. q. Blakely and
Eb. Williams.
t3) Singing Of patriotic songs, Richard
Taggart, VIM. Richards and Mrs. Yer
Mehr. . 81
a. Glass ball match, II. z. Ewing aud
Joe Prisk.
90 Burro race, John Blakely and John
Brobant.
(6) Sack race, wheelbarrow race, three
legged race, creased pole, ETC., Fl. b. Cox,
Jno. Tuck and Jno. Kolar.
~ Wrestling match, j. CORN. "
49, Horse races, Harvey Hubbs, VIM.
Richards and VIM. Frost.
t9) Fire works, II. II. Watkins and W.
II. Taggart.
l0) Ball and supper, Richard Taggart,
Ed. Perry, Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Hyde.
ui) Indian games between Wallapai
and Mojaye tribes, Robert Steen.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
oSnpetiisg Cowboys,

The following dispatch from Prescott
will be OF interest TO our cattlemen:
The spring roundup closed on the 9th
inst. at Williamson valley, near Prescott
where four different rodeo parties who
had been riding the range for the pasl
five weeks met in the afternoon, nea.ly
100 cowboys from the rodeo being pres
ent and an outside attendance Of several
hundred persons. -Four prizes had been
offered, as follows: 4 seventy-dollal
saddle for the best broncho rider; thir.
ty-fve-dollar bride for the quickest time
Of lassoing ard tieing steer; a twenty,
dollar rata for the second best time; q
pair of eighteen.dollar spurs for the best
looking cowboy, TO be decided by the
ladies.
Six entries were made for broncho rid.
ing, the horses, just driven in from the
ranch, being corraled and then lassoed
thrown, blankcted, saddled and mounted
This part Of the programme was very ex.
citing, and the saddle was awarded 10
Riley Johnson.
For roping and tieing steers there were
three entries. The rules were: steer to
have fifty yards start. The first prize
was won by Riley johnson. Time-1
minute and 80 seconds. Second by
Joseph Moffatt. Time minutes.
The spurs were voted by the ladies 10
T. Z. Simpson.
One horse yas killed on the ground by
an enraged animal goring him in the
flank and letting his entrails out. The
rider escaped injury. ...
A cowboys tournament takes place in
Prescott at the Fourth Of July celebration
at which northumberland twenty-five.
dollar cowboys outfit will be given for
the best time roping and tieing OF steer.
Other prizes will be given for broncho
riding,
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
A Sonnd Legal Op.nisn.

4. cambridge Mundsy, Esq, County At
foney, Clay Co., Tex, says: "Hsye used
Elsstsic Bitters with most happy results
NV brother Also was sosy ioy With SlaIarial
Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by
timely use of this medicine. Am Satisfied
Electric Bitters saved his life."
Mr. ID. /. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, Ky.
adds like testimony, sayiaa. Hs posi-
lively believes he would have died had /.
not been for Electric Bitters. ... ..
This great remedy will ward off az well az
cure all malarial Diseases, and for al Kid.
nsy. liver and stomach disorders stands un.
equsled. Price 50c. and 500 at H. H.
Watkins Drug Store.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
Office, Washington, d. G.
Dent Experiment.

You cannot afford TO waste tias in OK:
perimenting whom your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at FIRST. only q
cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose
upon You with some cheap imitation of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, bat be sure you get the
genuine. BECAUSE be cap make more profit
he may tell you he has something inst as
good, or just the same. Don't 10 deceived,
but insist upon getting DIR. Kings New
Discovery, which is guaranteed to give re-
lief in all throat, lung and chest affections.
Trial bottles free at II. II. Watkins Drug
Store. -
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
From signal.

From our correspondent at Signal we
received the following items too late for
our last weeks issue:
SIGNAL, June 7th, 1888.
EDfToR MINER:
Last week the little boy Of Charles Hall,
aged about six years, was stung on the
neck by scarpioD and the little fellow
died the next day. This 10 the second
case which has resulted fatally here, ~
last year little Mexican girl about five
years old was stung by scorpion in
about the same place and she died the
same night.
Newell Kimble arrived here few days
ago from Los Angeles, looking after his
property in town.
Nicholas Washington Clark, an old
Mohayeite, arrived In town isom Phoenix.
Mr.. Clark is one Of the oldest settlers on
the Sandy and has many friends in this
county. ...
The Rig Sandy mine and mill is run
ming night and day, as usual, NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
Peach spviags Peneilimgs.

PEACH SPRINGS, June 18th, 1883.
EDITOR MINER: ~
On Wednesday night necktie party
was held at the School House. The
affair was gotten up by the young ladies'
Of the Springs and was attended by every
lady and gentleman in the place. The
dancing Was continued until the early
hours OF the morning. Ice cream, cake,
etc, was served at midnight. The event
was a success and was y credit to the
fair managers. -.. .a..m....
II. X. Hyde is visiting his old friends at
Fresno, Cal, after an absence Of fourteen
yesIs. ~ "
sam1 Crozier and party passed through
here on the Sth instant on their way TO
Pine Springs on the rodeo.
W
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
Dncklen's APnfca Sslve. .

Tie best Saive in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Erupti0ns, and posi-,
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
DELIsQUEET NOTICE.
arnold Gold and Silver Mining Com

pAny.
location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Cedar Valley Min
ing District, Mohave Co., Arizona.
NorIcE.--There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment No. 4, levied on the first day
Of May, 1898, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16
List or Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
post Office at kingnaH, Arizona, June
list, 1888. II not called for in 30
days they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-16

And in accordance with law, and an
order Of the Board Of Directors, made on
the first day Of May, 1883, so many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock AZ may be
necessary will BE- sold at public auction,
at the office Of the Company, Room So,
No. 320 Sansome st., San Francisco, Cal.
ifornia, on Tuesday, the 26th day Of June,
1888, at the ironr OF IL O'Clock ~. of said
day, TO pay said Delinquent Assessment
thereon, together with costs Of adyertis-
ing and expenses Of the sale.
A. JUDsoy, Secretary,
San Francisco, California.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-14
TIE Great $500" Flour Train.

| The -four train over the new $500
road YVES sent out from this city, Thurs
day of last week. 1t was the first train
over that road, and was in five sections,
twenty cars in each section, leaving the
depot half an hour apart. The various
cars were most handsomely decorated
and will prove Of vast benefit III adver-
tising the city. The cars sent out by
Washburp, Crosby, & Co., displayed
such signs as these: "FLour form the
great mills of 1Vashburn, Crosby & Ce.;
capacity, 5000 barrels per day; first
through shipment from Minneapolis on
the Mississippi to New York, on the At
lantic, via the Soo.'' The Pillsbury
section led the train, and the cars bore
these signs: 'First through train from
the Mississippi to the Atlantic, north Of
Lake Michigan 'srhis whole train
loaded with Flllsbury &c Co.'S Aour.''
Charles A.. Pillsbury e. Co. export
1000, 900 barrels annually Minnesota
and Dakota raise 10O.OOO,O0 bushels Of
No. 1 hard wheat anuuaIiy." ''Coene out
and see how they do it," "Co1ne by the
$500 route y "1,he greatest milling
center to the greatest money center. y
Here are t'1e signs on Petit, Chris
tian & Co.'s cars: sttlour from Petit,
Christian, Il Co.'S famous mills, capacity
one train daily" "Greeting of Petit,
Christian & Co., proprietors OF tie cele-
brateil Petit and Zenith mills, Mime
apolis." Sample shipment of -four dai.
ly production, count the cars Sample
train Of the best -four iii the world from
Petit, Christian & Co., Minneapolis
via the 500 road, through BY day
1ioh+ -
The Irish standard., 1888-01-14
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

James +. Wilson has been reelected
to the United States Senate from Iowa
Ex-Judge Ryan, a former member ot
the Domi nion Parliament, and a Jour.
nalist Of note. died at Winnipeg Wed.
.Desday, aged 20 years.
John Healey. of Garimona, died
Sunday night at 1890 Of consum ption.
He leaves a wife, daughter and three
sons. Mr.. HealeY was one of the old
est settlers in Southern Minnesota.
Hon. James O;Brien, accompanied
by his son wi illle, left Called linn,
for n otre Dame. Ind. !, on Monday All
y Master Willie will be placed 81 the the
fAcade any s1. there, and M q O'Brien will
return home about / tie I5tt ~