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PERSONAL.

M. Scotland, of Mimic, D, ST.. passed
through Minneapolis Tuesday on his
way home to that place OTTER visit to
his brother in Chicago.
Matt. Walsh, supervisor Of the
city water works, has returned home
after an absence Of some weeks, in
company with his wife, from the city.
they spent much Of their time at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Alderman Cloutier has returned from
washington, and is again paying his
undivided attention to the city's inter
ests. lie was accompanied hither by
Mrs. g. Byrnes and her daughter, Miss
Celia Byrnes.
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Attorney for Plail,
sHERIFF's SALE UNDER DEOREE.


SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER DECREE.
cTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
- pin. District Courr, Fourth Judicial Dis
The Mile Laos Lumber Company. Plaintiff,
against The Church and Graves Manafactur~
log Company, Defendant
Notice is hereby gwen, tnat by virtue of an ex-
in my hands, issued out OF the District Court.
Fourth Judicial District, State Of Minnesota. in
and for the County of Hennepin, upo', 1udg-
ment duly rendered IN said sour s1 on the nlnth
the above named plaintiff, The Mile Laos Lum.
Der Company. and against the ABOVE Tanned
defendant, The Church and Graves blannfactHr-
Ing Company, which said Judgment was duly
entered aud docke1ed III the office OF the Clerk
of said Court on the nin.h [ethl day OF Deem
Der, "A. D. 1887. have levi. d upon the follow
of Hennepid and state Of Minnesota, ,o-wit:
Lots 1wenty-s 1851. twenty-seven l21l aud
thirty [aol in b O twentv"four IA OF Ramsey,
Lockwood aud Others additi ion 70 st. Anthony,
according to The recorded plat thereon OG hle Ill
the Office Of the Reg ster Of Deeus for said Hem
nepin county; and that pursuant to said execu-
ton. stall ON Monday the sixteenth Ii6i day
of April A D ,,1SsS at the hour OF zen itol
door OF tine Court house on Fourth i:fthl street,
In the city OF Minneapolis, County OF Eenne-
pin and State OF Minuesoia, proceed to sell al
the right. title AID interest which the above
named defendant, The Church and Graves Man
ufaetur,ng Com pany had on the ninth [etn1
day OF December 4. T., i6ST, at the time OF me
entry and docket;ng oil said Judgment, or which
il has since acquired, in or to the aforesaid
described real estate. 1T public auction 10 the
highe-t bidder for cash, 10 satisfy said jung-
dre6 and fifty and tf,y-eight one-hundrestths
[S2,1bO S.! together with Ill accruing costs OF
sale. and interest on saiti Judgment from tho
ninth 18TH day Of December A. II 1881, at the
rate OF seven III per cent. per annunl.
Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota, t!lis 21st
DAY Of February Il. D.. 1883. ...
PETEn 2, sWENSON.
AS Sheriff Of Eennepin County, Minnesota.
e.. K. PALMER,
PlBiut,H' S ATTORNEY.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

John B. Pewters, retail liquor dealer
Is East Seventh street, st. Paul.
e. L, Barry, contractor and builder,
Stone and brick speciality. TBS Uni
yersity avenue northeast.
For fine plumbing, steam and gas
fitting, go to Mccarthy and Courtney,
100 Central avenue.
Buy your wood and coal Of the Penn
sylyania Fuel Company. NJ. W. Nash.
President; P. FL. Gibbons, Manager.
Office, 22l Hennepin avenue, corner
Washington and Hennepin avenues.
Thos. Nolan of Saltwater, has con-
Guided to try his hand at insurance, and
has taken an agency for the Michigan
Mutual Life Insurance company Of De-
troit. Mr.. Nolan is both faithful aud
reliable, and there is no reason why he
should not succeed in the work before
him
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Sheriff. Sale Of Real Estate IJuder Judgg-
me1lt Of Foreclosure.
County of Hennepin. ''

sT 3aapt yt 81 fli Hssnsp;n. SIS
D1l'r:ftGT COURT,
4th Judicial District
John Hayes. plaintiff vs. Herr5 9. pear5nn, II.
r. Saxton. and bradley Phillips, jr. doing
business rs Silxton " Phillips, detend .1Ats.
Notice is hereby given INIT under and by
viir ue IF q Judgment and deere, entered in
the above entitled action on the TtiA day ct DC
,ober 1887, g. certified transcript OF which has
been delivered TO me, !, the undersigned. oher-
if OF sail Heunapin county. will sell AT uslsic
auction to the highest bidder for caah, on SNlur-
day, the l4th d,y OF April, 1883 al 10 'c.ock in
the fore oon az the froot door Of the court
house of no court above named III MinneMp.>-
liz. in said county. in one parcel. the dwelling
house, appurteninces and real estate described
in said Judgment and decree, to-Wlt: Az that
tract or parcel OF land lying and ,betng in the
county OF Hennepin, state OF Minnesota, de-
scribed as follows, viz: Lot ten [lo}, BLOCK two
ri, rearrangement Of FerEuson's addition to
minneapolis according 10 the plat thereof OF
record III the Registry OF Deeds or +aid Heni!e-
D n county, and all the title and interest OF the
defendant, .5enry G. Pearson, in said property,
ss such Interest was on the LIST day OF February
1856. or that he has since acquired therein: the
remaining defendants above named and al!
persons Claiming through them or either OF
them being forever barred b. said judgment
ana decree from all right, title, Interest ana
equity in and to said property, except sha
equity of redemption.
Dated February2. 1888. .-
PETER 2. SWEN5EN.
49, Sheriff OF Hennapin County
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NOTICE.

We hereby notify all members Of the
Hennepin County Catholic Building
and Lean Association, that we have
been appointed to take charge Of the
insurance policies of all borrowers,
with insurance required in said assocla-
ton. SCALLEN s. WALSH,
112 Hennepin Ave. I'd Floor Boom
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A. O. 81. Joint Meeting /.

Members of Divisions /, 2, 8, and
Hibernian Rifles-Your presence is re-
.quested at an adjourned meeting Of the
above named divisions to be held TO-
morrow Sunday at Window Hail,
Time $50 2. N.
JOHN z. FITZGERALD,
County Delegate.
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Gard of Thanks.

The family of Edward Don|in'
through the columns Of The IRISH
STANDARD, desire to return their sin
cere thanks to the holy Name Society
and to the friends in general OF the de-
ceased for the many acts OF kindness
shown to them during the illness which
eliminated in his death.
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The Omaha has resumed sleeping car

The Omaha has resumed sleeping car
service to Sioux Falls, ~
James Wallace travelling auditor, has
bee1 made general paymaster of the
Duluth and South Shore with head
quarters at Duluth after July l.
The Northern Pacific has issued new
tariffs on emigrant moyables, taking
effect March l,by which slight reduc.
.tions are made to some points, and has
also announced a reduction of about
Is p r cant on west bound stock cattle,
stock hogs and stock sheep.
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NORTHWESTERN NOTES
MINNESOTA.

- ~ *
MINNESOTA.
Wabasha is talking of building new
$50, 600 court house.
o. II. Phillips will establish weekly
Democratic paper at Ada.
The German American National bank
at st. Cloud has purchased the Benton
County bank, of Sank Rapids, and
closed Its doors.
Frank Trip, an agent for the Singer
Manufacturing Company at Waseca and
vicinity, has been arrested and charged
with forgery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mix, through her at
torney, has brought suit against the
city of Waseca for $4,000, for personal
injuries caused bya defective sidewalk.
The complainant is the mother Of Miss
Rosa Mix, who a couple Of years ago,
received $1,000 forinjuries sustained in
the same manner.
Congressman Rice Tuesday presented
petition from the millers of Mime
apolis, asking reduction of the duty
on burlaps. Mr.. Nelson presented a
petition in favor Of granting pension
to Pierre Botinau. Mr.. Wilson pre-
scented a petition from farmers at Plain.
view, Mimi, asking a reduction OF the
duty on foreign salt.
Frank Stevens, WHO killed Charles
Warn, of Marshall. at the st. Peter
hospital for the insane, is married
man from Becker comfy. Hehad been
living with his family in an insane con-
dition for two years previous to his add
mission, but had evinced no violent
demonstrations slice his commitment.
He thought Warn was going to
Kill his (stevens) family, and gives this
as the reason for committing the deed
The coroner decided an inquest un-a
necessary.
DAKOTA.
The ICE is so weak that it is unsafe
for teams to cross the river at Pierre.
Rapid City is considering the question
Of whether or not it will reincorporate.
Supt. Rust. Of. the Fargo hospital,
rendered his resignation, which was &C.
cepted, to take affect. April /. @
Ed Little, prominent mining man
and one of the discoveries OF the Iron
Hills mine, died at Deadwood Tuesday.
Ferdinand Gross, Of Fargo suffers
frona broken leg, the result Of being
thrown from a sleigh in runaW ay aeci-
dent.
The Fargo Board of Trade has under
taken to raise the necessary SS 900 to
secure the location in that city of the
Catholic see of North Dakota.
1t is now believed that ak Treasua er
James, Of Hyde county, is $4,000 short
in his accounts. Many who have here
tofore been his earnest defenders now
denounce him.
a creamery and cold storage building
is to be built at Huron at once. 1t will
be SOxSO feet, two stories high, and
capable of making 1880 pounds Of but
ter day. It il to cost $1,000.
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Don't Pit H. OF TIL To-Mcrrow.

Don't Put It OFF Till To-Morrow.
Fire insurance at the cheapest rate in
Minneapolis. First-c]ass companies.
Is your household furniture insuredl
T, w. McGrath, top floor, Temple
Court.
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MINNIE POLIS.
D1sOoURsEs FOR TIE LENTEN SEA-
SON,

at the Church OF the Immaculate U0ncep
ton on Wednesday Evenings
.s. During Lent
Wednesday, February 29th-Duty OF
Parents to Children; Christian home.
# Wednesday, March 7th-Duty Of Chill
dren to Parents; dangerous modern
tendencies.
Wednesday, March l4th-Duty Of
Catholics to the Church; Indifferent
ism.
Wednesday, March 2lst-Duty Of
Catholics to Civil Society: associations,
etc.
Wednesday, March 2sth-Duty to the
Poor; charity, etc.
Thursday, March 29th-1'he Blessed
Sacrament and the Devotion to the
Sacred Heart.
Friday, March 30th-The Pass
ion Of Our Lord and Its Lessons.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

PETER 2. SWEN3EsN.
Sheriff OF Hennapin County
r r. CCrrirau Plaintiff S Attorney.
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ShNTi1 OF EGDnEplH CUuHty.
j, r. CORRIaAN, Plaintiff s Attorney
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MnerIef.

Wdbreub Der p~ergangenen Wo1t
ifarben In San Mntonio IL psrlonen,
IefS babon parer &inber.
= Bel feinem 8orDerb0r Dor BEN
Bunbesfommihdr 6tepenior bat gbw.
&eebes, oer In Sobnfon @ountp perbaf,
tet tpurbe, feline 8etbeitigung on ben
8abnberaubuugen BEL Megteil unb 6Ia.
tonia 3%ugefanben.
2ieut. Sebree bonn Ser. st.
Wetterbureau 1T seltern sefiorben.
Oerr Greb. Staffel, Na9'
l%aBbertpaIter Der 5irma &bo6ius &
3empsfp ma9t in Der beutigen Bum.
iner betannt. baB fdmmtli9e nod Dor.
ban6enen Waaren, gu duBert biQigen
Yreifen berfanft tperben. Mer elm Gtas
bier, cine Orgel, Wioline ober Muiitas
lien brau6t, Deridume ni9t bic @ele.
genbeit.
= Mir bermeiien in ber beutigeu
Summer auf bic Mn5eige Der s a Il
gffer, peI9e bic altetablirte SODA.
paKerfabrit nit grfolg meiter betreibt.
Die Gabrifate finb, mie betannt, pon
bor3iigli9er Site unb bic pr9mpte 8e.
iorgung aler ORDERS bas 2eitmotiu if,
res @el6Gftsbetriebes.
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Gstuaareu In 8ledbbad1,eu.

Ste Jrage, eb @~Btpaaren in 8li9ien
geiunb ieien o6er ni6t, 1T seuiB bon
alIgemeinem SntereHe. Sic vNetp
Oorf Mereantile grdanse" bate fiir3=
lid 5ur unteriu6ung Der Nngelesenbeis
ten elm &omite ernanut unb bieies be-
ri6tete, baB in pieIen Jdlen, in bener
man bon 0ergiftuug bur9 in 8l9fen
eingema1te Grii9te fpre@e, bic l1rfa@e
Der 8ergiftung iebo@ anoerstuo gu iu=
den lei. Man ianbte hieien 8eri9t
at ben 8efunbbeitsratb nit ber Bite,
eine grinbli9e prifung Der Sa9e 3u
oeranlafen. Dr. Gprus @ofon, in
befen Sad iol9e llnteriu9ungen ems
f9lageu, erfldrte einern 8eri9terftatter
gegeniiber: sd bin nod griinbli6er
unteriu@ung gu Der MnIi@t gelangt,
baB bic Gur9t bot elmer 8er9iftung
bur9 in Blhieu eingema9te Srii1te
gum gr6Bten She'll cine unn0tbige 1T.
Sen Mittelpunft bes Qanoels nit g.
paaren in &annen 6iloet Stem Norf.
Man f9dbt bas @epi9t berartiger g.
tpaaren, mel6e idbrli9 bergeftelt tpers
ben, auf 500, 900 Sonnen; babel ton.
men lei9t ein3elne unregelmdBisfeiteu
bDrtommen; man mag in ein3eInen
Gd0en p~erfaulte Gri9te, i9le1tes
Sleif6, frepirte Slide &C. bertpenben,
aber i'm Mqsemeinet1 ftnbe i'd, baB bic
gBwaaren in 8i@ien geiunb finb.
Oils Mittel sesen ben Seorbut in elmer
3eit, in tpel@er frif6e Semitic ni1t gu
baben finb, fin6 iene gBwaaren ut,s
i9dbbar.
@s mag nortommeu, oaB einaelne
2anneu ni6t geb6rig berlbtbet inb, 10
baB 2uft einbringen fam. Dur6 ben
in @dbrung geratbenen Snbalt ber
Bt6ien tDiro Saure er3eugt, mel@e oas
Ble1 angreift. 9auptfd9lt9 fann
bies Bel Suppen Der 5aG fem, bic nit
gitronenfaft berfebt ftnb, unb Bel Sos
matoes. Gin be%rporragenber eugIii9er
Mr5t fanb in ben na9ber3eid neten 2es
beusmitteln in Rannen bic baneben
bemertten Quantitdten 3inn ober ans
befes Meetau In lie einem 8iertel pfunb:
Muitern O,0O4; S@infen O,O02; O9=
feu5unge 0,003; Nprifoien O,OO7; CRIB
fen O,003; Somatoes 0,007; pfirfi@e
1904. Sn 2a6s, &rebier unb @arbis
men murbe fein Metaa s%efunben. gei
2ads in 2annen fam ft6 aber Elm at1s
beres beftig u~irfenbes @ift in @efaIt
zines pendulum glamour gerannten,
mifeoifopii6en S6mammes einftelen.
SIN Mngemeinen fann nan a1nebs
men, baB bieienisen gh6ien geiunbe
2ebensmitfel entbalten beren Dedel mad
innen gebogen finb. Wenn bas
publifum beim &aufen unb Sc.
rieBen BON einsema6ten Grn6ten unb
anbern 2ebensnittelr muir elm uenis
boriidtig gu Werfe sebt, 10 f6nneu ale
@efabren bermiebe1 merben. Wan
barf Dor Nlemt, rtadbem Die 8a9ie ges
bffnet 1T, ben Snbalt ni6t in oerfelben
Iafen, ba bur6 bic barin eintretenbe
fermentation Die @eiunbbeit i1tper se.
}hGbigt merben fam.
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Gin tunuSerbares Maturiptel

uirb aupeilen Bel uns ausgeHeat.
Wenn mir auf cine ber eisentbhmli9eu
2aunen bliden, beren fi6 bic Grau Sea.
tur aumeilen iiberldBt, tpenbet fid uns
let Geit aurid aur gri9afung bes
Menf9eM. nber 10 far@tbar unb nuns
berfam bei@afen it," 9ie @ebeims
ni1e feiner Natur finb bur6 Dr. 81. 9.
pierce bon Buffalo entbhat mprben
uno bur6 feline &enntnib iener Sc.
beimniiie 1T ct i'm 9tanbe gepeieu,
feline Golden Medical Discovery
[goloene mebiainif6e gntbedungl 3u
bereiten, tpel9e elm @igenmiitel gegen
ole 8lutmatel, Gifte unb b0fen @afte,
ME 3. 9. 5frofeln, pufeln. RnDt6en,
Musf9ldge, S9meuungen, @ei1whlfe,
@ei@wiire unb dbnli@e 2eiben III. Bel
Mpotbetern 81 baben.
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Or. @~eaffer3us, Der in gang 5eras
rtibmli9t befannte Spe3ialif, bat f9
in Golge sablrei@er an i'm ergangener
Muforberungen beranlaBt geieben, San
Nntonio einen Beiu9 a~bauftatten. gr
bat i'm Manerid 9oteI, Simmer
81 unb So, Quarter genommen, mo- er
bon ieBt ab foniultirt tueroen fam. ST
bat ieinen Nufentbalt auf 80 Sage fefts
aeieBt. Dr. WaKeraug bat nit groBem
grfolge in Salas unb in allen gr6Bes
rem Stdbten beg States prafti5irt unb
fi9 in ieinen 6pe5ialitdten tberau aus.
gesei6net. Wer berbinbert fem ioute,
ben 9r. Wafer3ug perfbnli9 aufaus
iu6en, fam nit inn 1T &o~rresponbena
treten. Ii. 1,tum1M
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- Sn Sort WOrtb iinb innerbalb
spei etunben $4,000 our gtabliruns
elmer papierfabrit aufgebra1t uno cine
@eielf9aft it orsaiiiHrt norben. Die
Tilble tuirb am Clear Sort bes SriniiD
erri1tet tuerben.
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sic Gntoeduma elmer syran.

sc@ cine punberpoIe @ntbeduns it semadt
moroen unb bas nod ba3u bon elmer Dame
aus oiefenl gountp Sieben Sabre lang bate
lie Die entiesliditen 2eiben ausSufeben, iuelde
oerart an ibrer 2ebensfraft aebrten, bab ibr
Sob ni9t mebr fern gu fem i@ien. Drei Mo.
nate bnftete fe unauibOrli3 uno fOnnte feinen
S9laf ftnOea. pa tanfte ie BON ans cine
g'ai@s BON Dr Sings rNeaer e%ntoeduns fir
S@pinbiu9t" nnb fano i@On mad Der eriten
Dofis 10 biel @rlei9teruns, baB ie fdlafen
tonntes unS pie cine Glai6e surirte iie beutdn.
Big. Sbr Narne 1T @trs. eutber SUI. 81
idreiben uns B. 6. San,rid & 60. in @1elbb,
Norb Carolina.
Man lafe fud cine @robeHafde seben in Der
apotbefe bon u. 9reib in San Mntonio.
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q n 9 b e r { ~

No9 bietet fi9 @elesenbeit in @bo'
bus & 9empsfp's @ei6dft Elm 3lapier
ipottbilig gu taufen. Die Snftrumente
tperben. i'm fernere unfoffen gu fparen,
unter 4~oftenpreis berfauft. Golgenbe
Gabrifate iinb nod gu baben: Nem
England, Weber, Wcgammon & Co.,
@bidering, Nummo glart 6 So.
Greb. StaffeL Manager.
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Naktaufl 9los erfe Ell

= paBt auf! Das erfte Gpmp.
tom bon 2eudbuften 1T 9eilerteit unb
tuenn @bamberlains 6uiten > Maebiaiu
angetpanbt unb fortgebraudt miro, 70
lam Die gefdbrli&e 2rantbeit gdn3li6
abgewenbet unb ale @efabr bermieber
peroen. Gum @erfauf BET O.. 6 Vt n
6 o., gde Weft . Commerce. uno
5iiD.O fffraBe.
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= Cine pole Oofs bon gbambers
lains 9uftenmittel tpirb Der @rfdltung
bprbeugen. tpenn beim eriteu Symptom
a~ngetpanbt. Gum 8erfauf BEL &.
gobn & Co., @de Weft Commerce
unb GibsO ftraBe.
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@apt. s. %. Wiaiams u

= Capt. 6. %. @iaiams unb
2ieut. Sbes bon Der Ser. ct. Mrmee,
In Sort Me Satoib %tationirt, baben
cine neue Metbobe erfunben, um bon
einem fid IN 8epegnng befinbenben 81,
ienbabn3iige aus gu teIeerapbiren.
Bel elmer angeteQten probe bat ii9 bic
Grfin6ung bontommer betpdbrt.
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- @bamberIains @ugen, uno Saut.
Salbe 1T cine fi9ere 9eilung fir ,punbe
Brufmar5en, 0autausf9Idge, S9orf,
Gle9ten, 0d~morrboiben unb ale anbes
ren i9merabaften 9auttrantbeiten unb
unibertrofen fur f1limme Nugeu.
Gum 0er.auf bel q. @obn & Co.,
gde @eit Commerce u. SabsO ffrabe.
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= Ser iber3eugenbe Bepeis fiir ben
Mertb. BON Gbamberlain's 6u1tenz
Mittel 1T Elm 8erfu@. Gum @ertouf
BEL &. @obn & So, gde Mefts
Commerce uno 5tbsO ffraBe.
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sn gf g3ofo 1T 81. 9.

= Sn 81 pafO 1T u. 5. Stepart
bon Salt Safe @itp, Utah, eingetrohen,
um notbereiteube S@ritte fir bic 8e.
banolung eines sroBen 2anbofmpleres
amif6en Bort unb gbibuabua gelegen,
5u trefen. 3und9ft uerben ibm oiele
Gamilien aus Utah na9foIgen.
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A Gard,

This is to certify, that the Connec-
ticut Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn.,, A. Moye, Agent,
has in all respects fully complied with
the laws of Texas, and that said
Company is entitled to do business
in this State. L. l.. FOSTER,
Commissioner.
Austin, January 10th, 1888.
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= lin Gelb gu iparen, sebt iofort
gu &bobius 6 Sbempstp, 235 Com.
MERGE : StraBe. 8iolinen, @uitarreu,
Orgeln, Noten. Mfuftbt@er inter 2os
ftenpreis.
Greo. StaffeL, Manager.
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@artrte8el (Ligustrum vulgare,
Privet ober: dog-wood) III in ben
"ILKA NURSERIES, bes 0errn
Mabarass in San Mntonio gu baben.
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= 1887 tpurben in Seem Oorf &c..
1896 Werbaftungen borgenommen.
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= 2ebtes Sabr perloren in Snbien
24,841 perionen bur@ pilbe Sbiere
ihr Qeben.
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9 e a n

mirb cine tii@tige &69iu bel sutem
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-24
FROM SALEM TO THE SEA.
A Few Clipping From our Exchanges
on the Subject.

When it comes to the rub Albany
is likewise going to do some rustling.
a good natured game of railroad
getting will be the result, and there
is nothing like competition.--Al-
bany Democrat.
Albany and Salem are both vieing
with each other to secure a railroad
to Astoria. The press and the peo-
pie of the entire state are very much
interested in the building of a rail-
road to the sea.-Astoria Pioneer.
Residents of the Willamette val
ley, alive to their interests, are Civ
ing considerable attention to this
matter and the press of the state
have none but good words and
hearty encouragement for the rail-
road that will aid not alone Astoria,
but the entire state.-Astorian.
Our neighbors in Salem and Al
bany are eagerly looking this way
regarding railroad connections
between Astoria and the Willamette
valley, and take an interest in the
Astoria railroad second only to
Astorians themselves. A railroad
from the Willamette valley to
Astoria is only a question of time,
and cooperation and concert of
effort can greatly. aid the fWtherance
of its speedy construction
Astorian.
"The people Of Astoria, " said Hon.
c. w. Fulton, of Astoria "want to
establish railroad communication
with the Willamette valley. Our
objective point is the Oregon Pacific,
because we expect that that line
will in very few years be a trans
continental route. We have begun
active operations on our road, and
expect that it will be completed to
the seaside, a distance of eighteen
or twenty miles, by spring. We
have ample terminal facilities offer
ed us near Astoria, and l am sure
we can secure still better inside the
corporation. l am certain the peo-
pie of Astoria will cooperate hearth
ly with the citizens of Salem in the
construction of the line to the valley.
They are not more anxious to have
an outlet to the deep sea than we
are to reach the valley, and Salem
seems to me as good point as any
through which the road may pass to
the Oregon Pacific" Portland
News.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-24
A Gross Injustice.

An Oregonian correspondent
strenuously objects to the report of
the government commissioner of ag-
riculture, which says that Sin
Oregon there is much complaint of
the yield from early freezing, rain in
June, hot weather in July, and rust
and blight" The correspondent
says If there has been failure of
crops in Oregon this year, we of the
Willamette valley have failed to
hear of it up to date, or even Of rust
or blight anywhere in the state.