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4 ssssrsi Ianhins and coiiertioa bs'sis~ss
transacted. Buy and cell rosslsa
and Domestic Exehansc.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
Rusiness Notes.

r. N. Goodwin, agent for the sale OF the
very popular White Bronze M Monuments Is
having a splendid trade. Among the re-
cent orders for them may be found an
order for the Root" flmily together with
corner posts. "Kellogg" family monu-
ment with markers, BATES" family mon.
ument with markers. manning" monu-
ment, Vincent and others. BE has re-
Gently erected neat shatt monument,
with appropriate Inscriptions and emblems
at the graves Of Lewis and George Breck-
enridge. Also beautiful cottage and
markers at the grave Of Albert Lang, late
Of Huntington.
r. g. Holland, veterinary surgeon, has
erected a very fine barn and fitted Il up
with all the necessary appliances for the
business on the north side Of Mechanic
street. M
J.H. Wight a Son have been making
some changes In their store room.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
PARASOLS REGARDLESS OF COST
Obituary.

Harriet Grace Walker, nee Elton. was
born In Berlin, Hartford Co., Conn, Janu-
ary 20, 1S2l-died at her home in Hunt
ington July 81, 1ss9,aged 0s yrs mo 1dy
AT the age of II she emigrated to Ohio
with her parents and their family, which,
with herself consisted Of six children,
three boys and three girls, Of whom two
brothers and two sisters remain.
At the age of 10 she was converted and
with her sister Elizabeth Joined the Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
August 10, 1874. she was married To
Lucius A. Walker and the following oc-
tober removed with him from their home
in Atwater.. Portage Co., to their home
stead in Huntington. To them were born
here one son and three daughters, all o.
whom are living.
Her kindness to all with whom sh,
came In contact, fidelity to her family
loyalty to the Church Of her early choice
and unfailing faith in Christ sweetnet
and beautifed her life and made deatf
the gateway 70 Immortality.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
Announcements.

The Erie County Farmers Picnic will
be held at Linwood Park, Vermillion,
August o. Gov. Foraker and Gen. Gibson
win be there.
The Annual Reunion Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Of Lorain Co. will be held at
0berlin, o., September 4, 80. The ad-
dress will be delivered by Gen. W. II.
Gibson. All are invited. Bring your
lunch baskets and have good time.
The Murray Association will meet this
year in Sharon on the Friday proceeding
the last Sunday In August and continue
over Sunday. Friday p. m. and evening
will be devoted 10 Sunday School work.
The occasional sermon BY Rev. ]. II.
Rice Saturday morning at 1890. Preach
ing Saturday D. m. and evening, also
Sunday a. m. and p. m.
Mrs. L. 8. Bissell,
Sec. Of Association.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
BOOTS AND SHOES
I. ..- ~. =. AT
Sc r A G. E. S..
residence she will be pleased to supply

residence she will be pleased to supply
them.
Remember the excursion to Sage's
Grove next Tuesday.
The train will make connections at
Huron with the boat for Lakeside ana
persons desiring to go to Lakeside can go
over and return in time to return on the
excursion train for 50cents,
The Mandolin and Guitar club, consist
ing Of Messrs. Smith. Ingersoll, Barnard,
Watson and Sage, Of oberlin, visited this
place one evening last week, and in CON-
pany with number Of young gentlemen
here, serenaded their friends. The editor
extends thanks for being aroused from his
midnight slumbers by sweet strains Of
music.
Last December the W. & L. E. depot was
entered by burglars and nothing OF value
was taken except pair Of sleeve buttons
belonging to the station agent, F. W. Har.
mon. The buttons were found in Berea q
short time since and returned 10 Mr.. Har.
mon. They had previously been taken
from the body Of crook who had been
killed in railroad accident.
The committee have nothing new 10 re.
port as to the progress being made in Sc
curing location and funds to induce the
Wellington bending " Norks to remain with
us, but probably will by next issue. We
cannot afford 10 lose this branch of indus.
try from our town, and we have reason to
believe that the committee in charge will
make every effort to have them continue
business here.
The case Of the State Of Ohio versus
Andrew Murdock, for forgery, was called
in the police court at Cleveland last Thurs
day. One witness was called upon to tes.
tify on part of the State tn prove one
charge, and the same not being denied by
the defendant, the court fixed his bail al
Ave hundred dollars. and In default o.
same he was sent TO Jail. Murdoch car
now have ample time TO fix the matter W
in his mind as TO which one Of his wiyeI
he loves best. We hope this may have
tendency to place check upon the ladie
Of the town giving an audience to travel
ing drummers.
Very encouraging railroad news come
from towns west and southwest. Tn
great Sandusky and Gulf Of Mexico rout
is expected to be built soon with fou
tracks. Norwalk expects TO have sii
roundhouses- Is, six round houses ma,
be constructed In the city TO be used 10
various purposes; Clarksfeld gram
central depot. New London will get he
long. .looked.for wheelbarrow junction. N
report has reached US from the towns be
yond. This is reported to be the thirty
sixth annual spasmodic spell the peopl
of these towns have suffered over mort
and south railroad, but writers differ
some claim 1t to be the forty-second.'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
PERSONALS.

Miss Nellie Emerson is visiting rela-
tives in Wood county for few weeks.
William Washburn, formerly with A.
M. Fitch of this place, but now Of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, is In town shaking hands with
old friends.
rs. Tucker and family ae away visit
ing friends.
T. Doland is taking business trip in
Pennsylvania and New York.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Kreiger, who has been here
for several weeks under medical treat
ment, has fully recovered and returned TO
her home in Findlay.
Mrs. Eber Vincent and daughter are
visiting relatives in Indiana.
Miss Anna Thayer, Of Milan, Ohio, Is
visiting Mrs. R. N. Goodwin this week.
Mrs. o. E. Ransom and daughter Stella,
of Portsm Juth, visited friends in town
Saturday.
James Diilam, Of Bowling Green, D, is
stopping in town few days.
Miss Louise Rust Is visiting friends in
Cleveland.
Mrs. NJ. W. Lang is visiting friends In
the east part Of the State.
Mrs. J. B Serage and grandson have
returned from visit with relatives and
friends in Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Jennie Allyn, of Cleveland, spent
Sunday in town.
W. s. Metcali, Of Kansas, is spending a
few days in town.
DIR. ]. W. Houghton is still confined to
bis bed.
Mrs. ]. ]. Thomas isvisiting friends out
Of town.
Miss Minnie Clegon, Mrs. W.. @. Crane
Rev. W. @. Dawson and wife, Mrs. A. P,
Dlmock and son, Mrs. John Wight and
Mrs. Clegon are at Lakeside. h
Mrs. Z. Wells, Jr., is visiting friends in
the East.
Miss Lavina Brown and two sisters viii
leave this week Saturday TO visit friends
In Sterling, o.
Mr.. T. O. Eggleston returned last week
from visit TO his wife and daughter who
are now stopping In Dakota.
E.A. Mead, superintendent Of the pub
lie schools In Elk City, Kansas, is In towr
visiting old friends and relatives.
u P. S. Brink left Sunday for few
weeks vacation In Indiana.
Z. Benedict and family leave tomorrow
for Lake Breeze TO remain several days
Rev. SD. Gammell left for the Eas
yesterday.
Col. Couch attended the funeral Of Co
Jones, member Of the Governors staf
Tuesday at Cincinnati. Col. Jones wa
killed BY his coachman Saturday.
b. Mrs. Benson, who has been with Mis-
9 Swanger 10 the millinery business for III
: past three months, left for Bucyrus thi
!. week,
Miss Reddo Edmonson ofSavannah, o.,
the guest Of Miss Cora Bunce.
r Miss Libbie Boyd Is visiting In Nortl
Z field Summit County, o.
8 Mrs Hull, Of New Mexico is Spendin
d the summer at A. p. Dimock's
: Miss Mary o'Brien. Of Cleveland, cell
brated her birthday Saturday, July 81,
=, the residence Of her father on Barke
street. She received some very nice pre-
= ents and had avery enjoyable time. Thel
, we're number Of guests from Clevelan'
among whom were Messrs. John an
= Michel O'Brien, W. Flynn, Thomas Gil
= ersop, d. Leonard, James Maloney, MI
Jennie Callahan, Miss Nellie Cfawfort
: and Miss Nellie Fllburn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A Card.
Free Hand Crayon Portrait wor
specially, by
Mrs. NJ. L. MARSHALL,
Wellington, Ohio
Residence on N. Main st.
W.&L L. 4. Special.
Round trip tickets TO Lakeside and
Put-in-bsy at reduced rates via Sandusky
and boat. For sale by W. & L. E. Ry.
To Farmers.
Remember that Laundon, Windecker
& Co. have full stock Of all kinds OF
barb wire fencing.
Parasols at reduced price.
Laundon, Windecker q Co,
Excursion.
The Bee Line will run an excursion to
Cleveland and Put Inlay Thursday, Aug.
lst, train TO leave Rochester at 7:1S, Wei
lington, z 7:30. LaGrange, 7:42, a. m, stand
ard time, and return here about 0 80, p m.
Fare for round trip TO Cleveland, Toe.
Fare for round trip on the boat, Toe.
WELLINGTON, O., July 22d, 1889.
R. N. Goodwin, Wellington, o.:
Sir:-You ask me TO say how like the
Cottage White Bronze Monument and
Marker you recently erected at the grave
OF my deceased husband, Albert Lang,
In answer have 10 state that i am we'll
pleased with the material, style, color and
finish of the same. Everything about IL
Is so artistic and nice. find II Is In every
particular better than had expected.
Very Respectfully,
AUGUSTA LANG.
Lost-sometime last week in town or
on the fair grounds a small pocket address
book, red covered. viii finder kindly
leave at Laundon, Windecker & Co. and
oblige Arthur s. Ives.
e. E. Goodrich is headquarters
for the Lithoid Collars and Cuffs.
These have metal eyelets and a
separable button with each collar.
e. e. Goodrich has purchased
for bis trade a line Of the swallow
tail Coats and Vests, such as we're
worn fifty years ago. The style
has come around again. They are
worn very much in the city and
Goodrich is the first to introduce
them in Wellington.
why win You
Allow your health 10 gradually faili II
you are closely confined indoors with lit
lie or no exercise, and desire good health
| you must take care Of yourself Use Sui
phur Bitters, and you win have a sound
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
DIED..

Zlst, 1880. Nelson Scott Shell
don. infant son Of DR. 4. 0. and Cora shel
don; aged three months and two days.
Is. 1880, Catherine Werner
aged q years. Funeral Saturday. Rev. s. D..
Gammell oficiating.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
CARD OF THANKS.

The family and relatives Of L. A. Walker
express heartfelt thanks for kindness
shown them In their affiiction and for the
beautiful floral tributes to the memory
Of their departed loved one.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
GRAND ARMY.
The Chaplain Severely Gained.

On account Of Rev. s. d. Gammell be.
ing about TO leave the place II became
necessary for him to tender his resigna-
ton as Chaplain Of Hamlin Post, @. A. r.
Therefore q special open meeting was
held on Wednesday for him 10 sever his
connection officially with the order. Hav.
ing served faithfully and efficiently for four
years II was but natural that feeling Of
sadness would prevail between the retiring
official and comrades alter SO long and
pleasant intercourse, but such was the stu
alton Of affairs that even the best Of friends
must part.
The retiring chaplain's farewell address
was very affecting, and will leave Its i'm.
presnon for many years to come upon the
minds OF the comrades of Hamlin Post.
At the close Of the address M. W. Lang,
commander Of the Post, stepped forward
and presented him with beautiful gold
headed cane as token Of love, accompan-
led BY speech Of we'll chosen words. Mr.
Gammell was completely surprised, but
managed TO collect bis thoughts sufficiently
TO thank the donors for the beautiful pres
ent and the spirit with which II was pre-
ssnted. Hand shaking was then the order
for several minutes, and the meeting ad.
iouned.
NOTE.
The cane will be Inscribed as follows
Presented TO 8. d. Gammell by the g. A
r., Wellington, o." II can be seen in the
show window Of ]. II. Wight q Son'i
store. It is said TO be the most expensive
cane ever brought to town.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31

The many remarkable cures Hoods
Sarsaparilla accomplishes are sufficient
proof that 1t does possess peculiar cura
tive DO Hers
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
]. S. MALLORY 81 co.
SPECIAL SALE.

In accordance with our established GUS
tom we will, during the month of August,
make Special Clearing-up Sale of Wash
Fabrics and Summer Goods.
THURSDAY, AUGUST lst
LIS the opening day of the sale, and as the
only object in view is to get all summer
goods out of the way, there will be some
cheap merchandise offered for sale.
PARAsOLs REGARDLESS OF COST.
We think it hardly necessary to quote
prices. Those who have favored us with
their patronage at such time in former
years will know what we mean when we
announce this sale
u.s.. MALLORY & Go
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
NOTE.
Advertised Letters.

The following 10 list Of unclaimed letters re-
naming in the postoiice At Wellington. Ohio.
July %. 80.
Mr.. Fred Borst. Miss Ema Tinker,
Miss Anna Messurose. Albert vimer
Mr.. Lewis Young.
Persons calling for the above letters please
- Gro. O. BusH. Pm.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
Notice.

The W. q L. e. Ry Co. win sell Harvest
Excursion Tickets 10 all points west of
Missouri river--Nebraska, Kansas, Colo
RADIO, New Mexico, Wyoming, Oklahoma
Ter, ETC., on Aug. 9Th, Both. Sept. 10th and
oath, ind Oct. 9th, 80, at one fare Tor
round trip. Limit 80 days fron sale. See
circulars later r. W. HARMON, Agt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31

N. p. Robinson offers Firstclass Road
Cart Tor the Investment Of only one nickel.
The W. q L. e. R'y Co. make rate Of
$3.50 for round trip, Wellington 10 Lake.
side and return via b. & o. r. r., Monroe
vile and Steamer from Sandusky, Ohio.
Limit OF tickets until Aug. 30th, 1889:
Trains 10, 4, and Q make connection.
Nv. HARMON, AIT. \
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-31
why WIN You

Allow your health 10 gradually fail, II
you are closely confined indoors with lit
lie or no exercise, and desire good health,
you must take care Of yourself. Use Sui.
phur Bitters, and you will have q sound
mind and strong body.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-09
"a. eeemet, aus DEM aimO erleDen.

Ollie biele 8iloer limb portreffli6 ausgez
fibrt uno fOrnten auf ~gelDO6nlt0em We9e
ni1t fir BEN 9reis bon 81 bis $1.50 be-
sogen perben. sic et9nen ft6 bortrefflt6
gum 53tmmerl6muG.
@ie friber, 10 MAIDEN mir aud btesmal
barauf aufmertiam, baB no IN elmer fletnen
beuti6en gtieberlaliung cine Qn5abl Nbon1
nenten nabe %3uiammen tpobnen, es ftr tie
bOrtbetlbaft ietn pirb, fi6 unteretnz
amber Iber B lie gu be It Ell Ienoen
Nummern au erftdn0igen, 10
baB 1ie per i6 ieDene Bidder erbalten
unD fi6 6ieie chamber letben t0nnen. Quf
iol6e g8eiie f0nnen fe it6 fir Bic langen
@tnterabenbe cine fDrmlide 8ibliotbet
i1affen.
gfidt 3u 8rdmien bere6tiate glbonnenten
f0Cnnen iebes Der oben angefiibrten 8i6er
ober 8ilber 9egeu @iuienbung bon 30 Gents
beSte6en.
Die Qutttung fir eingeldidtes Gelb err
fOlat auf benz fleinen 53ettel our6 Serdn7
0erung oeS WtonatS un0 Der SabreS3abl.
8rtefe unb @el6 obreiitre man an
ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-09

fonnen Die Ser. Staaten ielbit mad Der
Vouenoung Der neuen Srte9Si6iffe II d
ben Stang elmer Seemadt etn1ebl1el1.
gtab Dem 8eri6t oeS Stn%an5rniniiterS
iber bas an 30. Stunt 1889 au @noe
9egangene SSa6r bellefpn lth Die prbentz
li6en @innabmen heS 8unDesl6abe5 auf
1887, 050, s058. "a, Die N~uS9aben auf $751;
996, 615.6
9as 8atentamt bat 22, 941 gatentz
briefe betpiQigt; 81, 186,557 tpuroen pereinz
nabmt, $999,69 perausgabt.
IS gtebt 239 SnOtaneri6uIen
bic bon 1886 9eDrern gefiibrt un0 bon
11,552 S6ilern beiu6t mer6en.
Sen @elbaufma1b fir Bic g enionen
l6lG9t Der Wtiniiter i'm titnfttgen Sabre
auf $97, 210,252 an un0 empfieblt, Nuen,
Die I'M 6eere unO in Der Slotte fir bic @r>
9altung Der Union eefGmpft, uno nit
G6ren berabi6teoet morben, Gle abcr fiir
tbren 2ebensunter6alt auf i6rer 6dnoe
Qrbett a%ngepielen, bier3u unfGbig 9etporz
ben itno ooer es nod per0en, gu penitoniz
rem.
SIM Senat berItef bic @r0ffnung Der
StBung tDOmD9lt6 nod etnfa6er, oils i'm
0auie; bic 0iplomateubiibne mar BON
peretnSelten W1itglieoern bes aQalnerifani5
iGen Songre1ieS uno Der Seeconferen3, Ell
ntgen Oamen uno benz engltl6en @eianoz
ten Yauncefort belebt. @uIom rei6te cine
Btttl6riftumGerlegung Notwithstanding
bon 1892 mad @bicago Elm, Die benz be-
treffenben Sonoerausi6uB ibertpieien
iDuroe. @S Duroe Die 8ittl6rift zines ge>
tptiien @eblter itberret6t, Der barin o0rz
iblGgt, Die Ser. Staaten Don 9toroamerifa
in Ser. Staaten bon Columbia umsutaufen.
Senator Wfanoerion bat cine 8orlage einge>
bra6t, mona6 ieoes Snfanteriee GeQiment
aus 5tD0lf ~GDmpagnien nebft etneln Sberlt,
etneln Oberitlteutenatt, 0rei Wtajoren, Ell
mem Nojutanten uno etnem Quartiermeifter
beiteben foil. Die @elamn1tItGrfe oeS Scores
lou auSi6lieBli6 beS Sffi3iercorps auf
3O,OOOUtann er90bt perben.
SIN Nbgeorbnetenbaue nur0e
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9aules, erOffnet. Jteeo aus W1aine uro
@arltsle inuroen fir ods Spre6eramt Dor>
8el6lagen. Sine Nbitimmunq etgab 1855
Sttmmen fir Jteeo, 154 fir Carlisle uno
/ fir gImoS gummin9s. GeeD tpar lomit
9etDG6lt unO tpurOc bon Mc&inleD
unb Carlisle alf BEN 0oriit o~eleitet.
Oemnd6it tpur0e Dem 6aule pom Sefrez
tut Oe9 PtuIlDtlleH elIle SOtlOdTf 3u9e11eut,
Die our 8erlelun9 ~eelangte. Serner
le9te Der Spre6er folgenoe 3ui6rift oes
normaltgen QuGitorS 2eeDom Dor:
SD beoauere mittbeilen gu mIiien, bah
Der &aiiirer in Der &an3lei bes QuGtfors,
&. Is. StQcntt beimIi6 Die Staot nerlalien
unb ni6t ab9ere6net fat, bielmebr beftnoet
it9 in ieiner &aiie Elm 9et5it. SD bttt
0aber UNI l6leuntge grifung meinerBi6er.
Dem Qnlu6en murbe auf ben Qntrao
oes Nbg. 9lOams iofort ftattQegeben uu6
Elm Inter u6ungsausl9uB einseleBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-09
Wo6eu(6an.
Gbicaeo, Su., 8. December 1882.
SnlnnO.
Qus Wafhindton.

aus (Oulpll9IoH.
Ser 8rGiibent bat BEN 8unbesz
fretsri6ter 8retper in &anlas gum 8eiltber
am Sberbunoesgeri6t ernannt.- Ser BrGs
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Der Iebten Stunoe gum 8leiben eutz
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2oro in tbrer @obnung i6ner franf barr
nieoerltegt.- Ser SabreSbertdr OeS Wftntz
tiers oes Snnern lit Elm 8ano(purm) bon
bunbertbreiBig 9ru6leiten. SIS ptrb baz
rim @in9an9s Der 8eiieolung beS Gunz
besgebtets SfIa6om a @rlpG6nung ge>
than, beIien 8eOOIferurg iebt auf $4,000
Seelen peranl 6lagt Dtr0.
Son ben 1teuge1 d. enen St11z
ten ftno Glib unb 9torb@O afota am g.,
Wtontana am s.. unb Wai6tngtou am IL.
ylDDember b. S. in ben 8uno aufgenommen
tporben. @a~ibtn9ton bat, BEL einem SID
dentn6alt DON 80, 726, 400 QcreS. cine Be-
n0lterutg bon 275, 600 Seelen Sio59az
fota 49, 900 8epobner auf 49, 708,8 300
Qlcres, gtorb>9 afota 271, 900 auf 45, 696, 600
Ncres, Otontana cine 8ep6lferung bon 1867
306 Seelel1 bel einem ge6tet BON SO, 273,6 600
QlcreS.
Der Sabresberidt bes Obcrbunoesanz
tpaltS O1tQer lit ber0ffentli6t tporoen.
9anad purben III benz abgelaufenen @es
i6Gft5iabre Dor ben 8unDesgerihten 2287
birgerltde 8ro3eiie uno 1858 Strafproz
seize erIeoi9t uno 1850 8roSeiie Der eriteren
unp 1912 Der lebteren Dirt blteben in Der
Shtpebe.
Der Subcommittee iagt in ieinem Sab
reSberi6t: 9ia6 goQenbung aIer &rtegSs
i6iffe, unb na6 Nusmer5ung aIler perrptz
teten &rtegsi6iffe pirb Die 6lotte Der
8ereinigten Staaten aus IL gepan5erten
6ahr3eugen, barunter nur 6rei S6la6tz
i1ifte unb n ungepanserteu G6iffen be-
fteben. SIN Bergletbe nit ben 6lotten Der
na6genaunten 9GnDer, beren 8eItanb an
&rieasihiffen foIaenoer lit:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-09
Gebet @ltre gelben 3ettel at.

Sekt, 100 ole meitcn 2lbOnnes
ttcntS ~6bIa1tfen, crimnert trtr 1ttt=
fcre gcebrten &eIer att ole tpeiSe
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fettte S@mIScn bcsaDIt, Der befert
fetn Nerm09ett." gStr erfm@en
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W- 9GGe Sietent9en 2tbOnnetttett,
Die lid ais Yr6ntie SaS Xai@enz
nteTer 9e&u6DIt Dattcn, SaHeIbc
aber ttO6 niGt erBalten baben,
meroen erfmGt, lid elite amoere
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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-27
He Back-Caps Bismarck.

Joaquin Miller, the poet of the Sierras,
while in Denver recently was interviewed
by the Republican of that place. and F. a.
Leavenworth now in Rochester, N. Y,
sends copy of the paper to the TRIBUNE.
Among other things Miller says.
In my letters attempt to explain to the
eastern readers of the Independent the
best places for a young man to locate or
for capital to be invested. Everybody in
the east says Bismarck, Dakota territory
is the place, but it is only a Dutch town
with about half of its former population.
tell you, young man, the resources of
Colorado have not begun to be developed.
My advice is to buy property and keep it.
There is no place in the east for q young
man to settle down.
IF young man will only try to buy
some property in any western state that is
yet to be developed he may provide for a
comfortable old age"
With the exception of what he says about
Bismarck, the erratic poet speaks we'll. In
the first place his reference to the people
of Bismarck proves that he knows nothing
OF the place, and the fact that he speaks
disparagingly of the Germans shows his
Ignorance Of the value of the Teutonic
citizen to the west. If joaquin will come
to Bismarck he will indeed be hopelessly
Indifferent to the truth, if he does not
hasten to call himself liar.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-27
TIE MILLERs' MEETING.
They Incorporate Stock Company and
Will Send Hillyer to Europe.

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They Incorporate Stock Company and
Will Send Hillyer to Europe.
Grand Forks Herald, 2lst: This after
noon at the Hotel Dacotah the North Da-
kota Millers' association perfected the in
corporation Of stock company, the object
OF whichis to dispose of the surplus flour
produced by the mills OF the association in
the markets of Europe without having it
pass through the hands OF brokers, specu-
latOrs, etc. There were present at the
meeting: J.S. Hillyer, Of Bismarck; d. B.
Sh0twell, Fargo; G. III. McPherren, Mimic;
j. NJ. Turner, Mandan, Henry Gill, Hills.
bOrO; L. B. Edwards, Mayvilie, and w. j.
DOheny, Grand Forks.
Steps were taken for tile formation Of q
company and stock to the amount Of $1O,-
600 will be issued. T. s. Hillyer, Of the
Russell, Miller Milling company, was
elected foreign representative and in
structed to sail about October l5. Mr..
Hillyer has been president of the assOcia-
tiOn since its formation aud is thoroughly
conversant with the Northwestern milling
interests. The method Of shipping and
selling the staple products Of North Da-
kOta and northern Minnesota is by this
Organization assured not only the highest
market price under the supervision Of q
competent agent, but ali the profits of the
middle men whose percentage is the bane
OF the producer is hereby saved and both
the millers and farmers are sure to be
benefited.