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The Cakes Stakes Winner

LONDON, June The race for the Cakes
stakes was won by LAbbess Del anarre. Minthe
was second and Seclusion third
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER
w house lot in north west price must not exceed
$4,000. Address II. E. T., Star office. je6-3t.
NNANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASER, THE
w best or B room house in town; price not To
coed 500. With description address AT ONCE,
Star ONCE. Je6-3ts
WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY ON MONTHLY
w payments. eiGht-room house with ground and
stable attached: SUBURBAN properly conveniently
located preferred Address, stating terms and loca
fion, SUBURBAN" Star Office. 1e6-3t'
lNVANTED-A LADY WITH NO INCUMBRANCE
w desires the charge OF house during the absence
OF family. for the summer months where the
woulI be equivalent tor rent best references
Address AUhIHME>I, Star ofice. je6-2ts
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, SITUATED IN
w northwest section of city; 9th, between NJ and
Boundary preferred Address, for one week, JNO. X.
HEkRILL, 1924 9Th st. Il W. je6-:5ts
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The Stewart VIII Compromise.

The New York World says it is understood that
the conditions upon which the Stewart will
contest was settled, are that Judge Hilton al
lows the family Of Judge ]. Lawrence Smith
sl,0oo0o0, and the other contestants s., 600 600,
or Q total Of e. 600. 90
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Knocked out I'm One Round.

Troy, y. l., June I'm o fight to q finish
here last night between Gus Lambert, Of Mon
trsal, and John McGrath, Of Providence, heavy
weights, Queensberry rules, the latter was
knocked out in the nrst round
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Elected Bishop OF Micbigan

Bar CRY. NICE, June The Protestant
Episcopal Diocesan convention. in session here
yesterday, elected Rev. Thos. r. Davis, Of st.
Peters, Philadelphia, bishop.
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WANTED-HELP.

WihNSTrEpp Pan, AN kaEEEABLE: ENERGETIC
R1s x CO. sis
" md employment At the Singer Sewing Machine
once 'i fHE 81 ;Ra
WANTEDLwOMENc COOKS, q TO $40: CHI AM
SANTA cooNBE sas st nv. '0''''a "s .e7 f
aSP WOMB coS5s :S to
q Ii cs sr:n as.9 Ga :1a RR Men
W sSsnF. s,S At THE NAvYYAEP *
WANTED,A GIRL TO WASH. IRON AND DO
general housswork must have city references and
Skin. hands Can mmedaieIy 1883 st n~ rs
to years o, upm.a.
wnG mas had thorough academic and normal school
s;Ss e.. siSas S
WANTED-Two cARPENTERs GOOD HANDS,
sta NV. tomorrow morning At O'Clock. IT.
WaAhMS!IED.1zA.kI.AID.rs, WITH GOOD REFER-
to Mss 5is iSsR q. hours and
WANTED-ExPERIENCEp BoOKKEEPKR AD-
w dress, stating terms Box IL. Star Office. jeo It
WANIED-A GOOD COOK; ALSO BOY ABOUT
Sss jersey asE n% Apply after
WANTED ;, COOP BARBER
WANTED-lO CANvAssERs FOR NEW PAT
' GS54 :r alsG z o 81 &c %':: :.
WANTED A STEADY REsPECTABLE col
orsd oman to G.S wash and rSI stay
lyeOrk0tOWn.
WANTED . IMMEDIATELY FEMALE HELP,
w white and colored: headquarters for cooks, wait
Promptly sd register for %ori wts ot ss tos
help. Eureka Employment Agency. 81 Fstn. je5-3'
WANTED j.. IMMEDIATELY = EXPERIENCED
I'D: II I. abe i Also two '1Dissso.': Apply 5sis
WANTED-AN ATTRACTIVE FEMALE STEM.
to P o Box zoe. NOrfoif.V Va '' '''1 0' ,e5s 5tD
WANTED--A CARRIAGE AND WAGON FAINTER.
s9rtSa az Sass 3s:s:
WANT. D-A YOUNG MAN WITH 2OR 5 YEARS
sas the drug business ss
WANTEp WHITE AND CoLoRED ,LAUN-
a sss's e., : ,. m.d Su,sI,
eaf f. Ndsay st. =:
os ety
Der men to handle horses Applications prepared for
n
TELL1GENCE OFFICE. I'll 6 st NV jsl-6ts
WANTED - WHITE NURSES AT THE Chill
w dren's Hospital. 18th aud Sta NV Apply
immediately. my3l-2w
WANTED-MANAGER, ON SALARY $4,000 PER
year to open branch office in your locality: bust
ness purely mercantile; that will inspire YOU with
pride pleasure and proht trade established; can
WASHING or eddllng; rare OPT ortunity. j. 4. SHEP
ARD. 20 and "a W. 9th St, Cincinnati, Ohio. my24
WANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF CHRIST
W NERS New International Tailor System OF Dress
ana Garment Cutting with inch rule and tai
alone; no scales, AZ the only system used that
based upon scientific tailor principlss system taught
by Nine. ). j. AESSEk, 1903 st.n.w myl5- 1lns
WANTED - DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Blu
rean, conducted b. ladies, men and women,
white and .ored, tor All kinds of domestic labor
district and states. with retersnces III ii ST. NV.
III Il
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WASHINGTON via Piedmont airline to all
points south and west. In consequence of
completion Of repairs to the Long bridge the
trains of the Piedmont airline will arrive at
and depart from the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station, corner 9Th and B streets, on
schedules a. heretofore advertised Connect
ing service via 7th-street ferry is discontinued.
Through Pullman palace cars to Cincinnati,
Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgom-
cry, Atlanta, Birmingham, and intermediate
points.-Adu't
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Con has a Net Gain OF Sig.

CHARLESTON, ". VA, june THE Legislative
joint committee yesterday reconsidered its vote
on the question Of holding its future sessions
at Oakland, Nd, and Grafton. this state was
substituted The dispositions from Randolph
county, where eleven votes were contested by
Con and one BY Fleming, were passed upon.
Coz sustained his claim in ten cases and the
vote contested by Fleming was thrown out
MAKING net gain Of six for Goff to date
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Mr.. Walter R. Abel and Miss Philomens
Bogue, daughter Of Mr.. Henry Bogue, Of Bal
tmore, were married yesterday at the Cathe-
drsl in Baltimore. The ceremony was per-
formed and nuptisl mass celebrated by ]. B.
Mutually, 3. J. Cardinal Gibbons was present
n the sanctuary.
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Earthquake shock in Massachusetts /

Nsw BEDFORD, Mass, June IA distinct
shock OF earthquake was felt in this city at
1895 this forenoon, the wave being from west
70 east, or little southeast.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED B. A NEAT YOUNG COLORED
NV g %o cv hee as IN private fam
Iith St NV. IL
WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w Tor cooks: chamD, T1nad, waitress sundress and
buffers. sAM'L A COOMBE. S26 F st NV je7-6t.
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
men, Buffers, Walters and general Homework 6l3 It'll
St. NV. Also European steamship agent. It,
WANTED-IY A LADY. A POSITION AS GOV
references. Address 5. 4. " star Office. IT.
WANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL. SEWING IN
" private family in the country tor month two
making. Address A. X, Star Office. IT.
WANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL A PLACE AS
~ narse " en.mbermaid good references Call At
WANTED-A PLACE BY RESPECTABLE
Y! young colored man to drive in private family
aud to make himself useful to drive = delivery
wagon: good city reference: 1877 18Th st. ". it,
ANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, MILLING
w and obiging, Place in grocery, waiter in ice
make himself useful Address w. j. H. Star oics. '-
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, YEARS ExPER-
Can esi Monday: Iddrs:. (. Z. z E. Star once.
w grl silu.tion as housem.d or waitress. or BOTH
dress X d. F.. Star office. je6-2t'
WANTED-EMPLOYME BY AYOUNG MAN
accountant ana familiar with double-ent ry book
keeping. Address ACCOUNTANT, Star office 1et- 81
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE OOLORED
w girl . situation as nurse: willing to assist in
chambsrmaids work. references furnished Call or
address LOO / ST. Ii W. jeo-;,ts
WANTED - SITUATION REFERENCES AND
w security given Address J. IL. HARMON. 1927
Penns. ave. je5-1t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS. WATERS
w housekeepers valets nurses, drivers companions
m.d: ssan,s.ressss and others cities country. and
resorts saturdays during hall orders
left esrlyl BURNHAM'S. 80 9th st.n.w jel-Bt'
w Office furnishes highly recommended servants
anu clerical applicants. Rooms registered free Gov
nlshed rooms III demand. III Nv. my2o-12t'
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-TO BUY A SMALL MILK ROUTE
w Address J. O.. Star Office. It.
WANTED-TQ TEACH BANJO. GUITAR, PIANO
cen,s; Tll 30 out 70 teach Addrsss Ma Lice
sAllH, llol 9Th St NV. k7-3ts
WANTED-TO BORROW SS 500 ON IMPROVED
w real estate; value 81 900. at per cont con
mission. Address Box IA. Star Office. 5e6-3t'
WANTED-A PHAEToN. LIGHT BUGGY OR
also Special Star Bicycle 25Os I4th ST n w. jet-3t'
WANTED-GooD SECONDHAND SAFETY b.
PERCf n. REESE lAl6 Madison ave, Baltimore
ma js6- ST.
WANTED.BY A LADY. AN EASY, SAFE, WELL
harness. Address J. v. s.. Star ofhc.. ,e6-3t'
WANTEDIA FEW MORE SCHOLARS 10 LEARN
w Crayon Portrait work, taught in Is lessons; no
ing =. W. Rel NoLDS, Studio, 43o 9th St Se6- l2r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARTY WILL HIRE
w horse and CARRIAGE or dayton three days every
week by the month, will keep sAms for use Ad-
dress DAYTON, Star Office. 3e6-3t.
WANTED-To BUY-GOOD SECOND HAND GEN.
" usmsn's Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &c, for which
highest cash price u paid. Call send postal to
myl1-lm' 4. ElZNAR 1901 18th st ae.
w ANTED-STEAE CARPET CLEANING AND
w RsnovatinS Works; Feathers Renovated Mat
theses Made Over, Furniture Steamed aud Moths De-
stroyed r AiOUkGs.l4Os Pa Az. Telephons IVVs-3.
wANTED-aoOp sECOND-HAND CLOTHING.
w Euns, revolyers. old gold and silyer, for which
hi9hest cash prices will 10 paid CAN LASKEY'S
Ioeh once. 2Ol Penn ave. corner I'd ST. NV my2d
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LooK In Barnum's window on Saturday n
the line Of S423 short pants suits.-Aaot.
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For od.er TsLegrqpsie Ne,rs Sss Pages 1 and S.
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UeOr8cCOWu'B NOW VOIIocCOf Oh CUSTOMS.
Late yesterday afternoon the President ap-
pointed Mr.. Charles Dodge, Of Georgetown, to
be collector Of customs At that port Mr..
Dodge succeeds Mr.. R. l. Cropley, democrat.
Mr.. Dodge has always lived in Georgetown,
where he was born in 1898 He was educated
at Georgetown college. He was for Q number
. Union man during the war, and has been a
republican from the first During the war he
held the Office Of additional paymaster with
the rank of major. He 10 the youngest son Of
the late Francis J. Dodge and brother to
largest importers in sugar, &C., In the District
up to 1857; is also brother to the late assessor,
Major Robt. p. Dodge.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

EoR kENI-A MOST DESIRABLE SUITE OF
private bath ho and ed "a noar rSOms
seasAn'' near cars rent moderate l456 corcer.n
EoR RENT-oNE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM.
rent mt reasonable to desirable party; iOis 4
EoR RENT !. FURNISHED sEc0Np-sroRY
ehiidrsn Nm s S,e sovs cheap = pesSns without
Apply sls I'm street n. w. bet II aud 81. set.@t.
TOR RENT-sroRAGE. STORAGE FURNITURE
c:ssss :. The Albion 1865 Washington
EoR RENT-TWo FURNISHED AND ONE IN
c,y sddrs.. 'Grs s sTs Sss ;s9
EoR RENT-RHoDE ISLAND AVE NEAR 18TH
I St. suite Of kooms hands meiy fnrni.hai: Art
a1 ,s1.a, Rust HtSsEkfSkDe "
FOR RENT,.ELEGANT ROOMS IN SUITES OR
SOUTH and ss.t % and Ss,es north
With every comfort. 1893 L St NV yes-3t.
For RENT-LARGE FRONT FURNISHED ROOM
Address Box Boa City PUst-offce. Je.-2t.
EoR RENT-sEcoND FLOOR OF los sTNw.
L three rooms, SlS per month. is7-2t.
FOE R RE-. ENENoR GENTLEMAN
desired IN private family: location central. 5l6 ID
EoR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHFp.
- two large communicating rooms on second door;
three windows front; b.th-roOm same roor pr vgts
LoR RENT-l5Oe 9Th ST NV, IN A SMALL
family. 10 . single gentlemen. q bright pleasant
room; cool and airy; with or without boord jeS-3t'
E>OR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
\ Sthout board: moderate terms. o lat ne
LHOR RENT-TwO LARGE COMMUNICATE
r gsS suitable for office Inquire on Preg,s:s.
EoR RENT-FoUR ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR PAN
1TS and cellar modern improvements; NO children.
EoR RENT-LARdE, COMFORTABLE BAY WIN
dow EooIn second door; Also third nour one. 4
pbsr1on e sss iOt 18TH St NV. ovsriooking Nc
FOR RENr-PARJoR AND COMMUNICATING
= bedchamber, with adjacent Rooms for light house
Keeping; no children. 1880 l4th St NV. js5-3t.
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOM. HANDSOME
nishsd. Summer rates. 6JI st n " Se5-st'
EoR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS VERY
4 comiortable for summer. newly papered and the
best attention; summer prices sl3 Mst NV JEST
IrOR RENT-l72o H ST n W. sECOND-sTORY
desired one square west Of War aud Navy dept
EOR RENT-IN THE NORTHWEST, SUITE OF
iC5s 18th St t.' "''N'u' eni''rsn summer priSs'-
EoR RENT-RO0Ms. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
y nished, en- suite or single: I'd Sd doors with
6osrI north OF Pa ave-, fronting on reservation.
1913 st. NV. je5-.St.
NOR RENT-A FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS GAss
L and nd! steam heat 4so Louisiana ave. NJ Roche.
EoR RENT = BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS,
large double corner house south and east front ref
erences required ll0l let. NV. ,el-6t'
ISOR RENT-ELEGANTLY-FUR ROOMS
~ Z ST. n ", en- suite or single; references.
EoR RENT-sl7 10Th ST. n W, FURNISHED OR
UNFINISHED rooms sn suite: also office room to
rent my2l-lm'
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WANTED - AN AGREEABLE, ENERGETIC
w Lady; hours 9 to B.: one Possessed with some
knowledge Of business and fair education posi
hon; e1O weekly; must come trial week AZ 81.
Apply In person Z. W. WALKER CO., o12 st.
n W.
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IrRANCIs r. FAvA. JR-, co.
II Owl and 1opographical knsinesp and ArchS-
tsots.
,s4-ims lxlo n m
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BOARDING.

boAhDlNI.
1910 ST. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
lOUO hrst-class board. Location particulsry de-
srsOle tor summers street cars within few steps u
the door. jel-1m
ID CONS AND BOARD AT SUMNER RATES; PRI.
III waite bath wine served NJ dinner without extra
charge. laos 81. lei -3ws
rINHE AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CokNER
L I'D ST. NV.
Cool pleasant rooms with board st reasonable
prices.
Ty,HE ELsMERE- laos II ST.
special summer rates. Two persons occupying same
r1ogn- nlyfl-l
frHE WEBSTER. 5l3 18Th ST. NV, SIGHT
seers' hone. centrsl 20 al Iointk Of interest.
irfltnre elegant ruons, with board 90 10 tiO, rur
Gay. 81 10 e. J. A. DENl1l, IrOl. Ssl4-oin
SURVEYORS.
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STAB REPORTERS TALKS WITH BUSINESS MIN
How ALL KINDS or BUSINESS ARE INDIRECTLY
AFFrcTED-RAILRoAD FREIGHT RATES VERSUS
CANAL ToLLs-sHIPPINa BIZ WATER.
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IFoR sALE-FIyE CHOICE LOIS NEAR DUPONT
Circle 1T $3.50 and $1,000 each. TOR price styr
and UcatiGn cannot De Duplicated in the city terms
easy. Apply TO
BUSHNELL CARTSL
Real Estate BROKERS'
feo-lW 1905 st.nw
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NOR SALE-vARNIsHED WAGONS; CARPENTER,
- furniture. milk. and feed wagons; also platform
spring carts. and pony cart, on easy Payments.
JOHN J. COOK, 1895 q st.,
ap6-3 Am Wesf Waah
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-07-25
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.

The Annual School Meeting was
held of the Worthington district on
Saturday evening last. DR.. Kenyon,
president of the Board, in the chair,
and g. J.. Shepard, secretary. The
secretary ana treasurer presentcd Their
yearly reports, which were placed OF
file. Daniel Shell was elected as di.
hector for one year, aud c. II. Smith
and Geo. D. Dayton were elected
directors for three years. The meet
ing directed the board to purchase the
lots on which the old school building
stands, on the terms already arranged
for by the board, and also instructed
the board to sell the old building ut
such time and on such terms as may in
their judgment be proper aud expedi.
ent. The president aud secretary of tho
board were authorized 60 memorialize
the village council to place larger sewer
tile in connection with the school
house drain. to prevent possible
damage to the new school house base
ment. As matter of interest We ap.
pend the treasurer's yearly report:
George D. Dayton, treasurer, in &C.
count with Independent School Dis
trict, No. 5:
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THE STATE FAIR.

The slst annual state fair of the
Minnesota Agricultural Society opens
at Hamline September 9Th and contin-
ues through the 14th. The list of at
fractions being secured by President
Bushnell and secretary Denny far out
rank these of previous years, and make
it doubly necessary for the farmers,
mechanics and srtizans of tho whole
State to have an interest in it. The
management has particularly develop
ed the idea that the fair is for the en-.
tire state and not one section Of it. The
premium list is arranged to bring out
the products of the humblest tillsr Of
the soil as we'll as those of the great
manufactures and merchant. It will
repay the entire community to send to
H. R. Denny, Hamline, Mimi. for q pre-
MUM list which will be mailed free at
once. Bear In mind that Minnesota's
State fair is the largest institution Of
its kind in the United States and that
its programme for 1889 Is half again as
large as In 1888.
The full list Of attractions will
appear in our columns next week but
We can already announc co the National
Guard drill; the Montana cowboys OK
hibition, and the grandest electrical
and pyrotechnical illumination of st.
Paul ever witnessed. The State fair
this year with 1000 active workers al-
ready in the field will eclipse all pre-
vious efforts. For information address
n. R. Denny, secretary, Hamline,
Ninn.
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Why COUGH,

HMHEN q few doses of Ayers Cherry
w Pectoral will relieve you? Try it.
IIoov, T. e., <I,o ho,,oo vc,, oro 1;o1,1o -
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcLoSURE
SALE

SALk,
Default having occurred In tAs conditions of a
BY Martha Oestern and Oioi j. Oesiern. her
husband: mor'eagors: to +. A. Hyke. mortgaxee,
which sad bears date the 22nd ot
Register Of DEEDS oi SoSies Co"nsy. 20 MY, in IN TIC
st.ss sS q in Book of
No action has been instituted at law to re.
cover the amount secured BY said mortraxe
and whereas default hss been made by said
on their part to be kept and performed, Nov,
therefore, said ,noitgaree hereby declares due
Is S s:s .ns .
$: :! FL. E.:t':: :: =; ::s s:s' i.s &
s s. Ts Ssssi.:: 81 = ,e..a I. ..4 ...,.,.1 ;,
s.1S mersssss ~ sssacS1 I: Ae c:a:sy q
west quarter Of section No: Thirty lso) IN town
No. One Hundred and Two (io2) north. Of
RAM! range No 4 west Of tho hf'h pEi-
Tie sal, mortgage contains = full power: Of
sale in due form Of law. In case oi default Of
payment Of the said principal or Interest In said
mortgage specified. Or any part thereof whom
=. said mortgage also contains stipulation on
Pa 81 70 pay the
Whereas default has been made In the pay
menC OF the pflnc1paf sum ana interest duo on
said mortgage, and said power Of sale has be.
come operative, rel<. ~: : rs. @ssis2F
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that by
reason OF said default and BY virtue Of the
power Of sale In said moftgago contained, and
provided, the said above described m0rtgagod
premises will bo sold 1t public auction at the
front door Of the Court House, In the village Of
Worthin gton, in the County Of MOBILES, and
Friday, the 30th day Of August, A. D.
.r1 1850, : (. W.. -. =.
at one O'Clock P. NJ to satisfy the amount due
ON raid mortgage. with 10 per cent interest
from July Sth, 1859, together also, with Twenty
Dollars (420) stipulated BY said mortgage -
attorney fees, and including also such costs -
arc allowed by law.
F. A. HYKE, Mortgage.
Dated this eth day of July. 1859. - ~.
ALBERT BAlcK,: Atty for Mortgaeee.
47-6w l.uvcrno, MINI.
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4 Just DEc1s1oN.

A JUsT DECISION.
Gov. Merriam has refused to
pardon Bob Younger. notwith-
standing the strong appeal made
on account Of his youth at the
time the crime. was committed,
and of the prospect that he will
soon die of consumption. We can
not forbear expressing our APPROX
al of tho Governors decision in
this case. The crime will be re-
membered as the murder Of the
cashier of q bank at Northfeld,
by q gang of robbers while at-
tempting 70 rob him of the money
in, biz custody Z {. thor. y! q b.. Be N
uglier crime, or more dangerous
crin;nals. than man capable ofsuch.
bold aAa, ,cruel deeds ;Xe exe ::po4
heard*sM them:a Criminal gangs,
making plumber and blood q pro-
fession, more terrible than the
banditti and pirates of the dark
ages in Europe, are springing up,
every here and there in this
country. Hence too much care
and diligence can not be exercised
in the reinforcement of the law.
Bob Younger was the youngest OF
the murderous band-and it may
be conceded that his guilt is not OF
as dark a shade as that of his older
brothers. But still be was delib-
erately sharer in a horrible crime,
the murder of man who was in
the line of his duty. He may have
family friends, innocent of crime,
who suffer because of his humilia-
ton and punishment, but that may
be said of almost any criminal.
But it must never be forgotten that
innocent human beings have the
highest claim to the merciful pro-
lection of the government. This
protection can only be given by
the punishment Of those who COM
NIT such audacious and cruel deeds.
Mercy to the guilty is often cruelty
to the innocent. Gov. Merriam's 8
course is to be commended.
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lliIJlill TIC B DaIiI / Powders
: Royal, only, found; free from lime, alum and
*1. phosphate acid and absolutely pure;

Under direction Of the New York State Of Health,
different kinds Of baking povde1s, embracing the
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The report that number Of tho powdors
examined found contain alum lime; mary
such them seriously Objectionable
in the preparation of human food. <**"z i.
Alum found in samples. This drug
ployed baking powders cheaper their
of lime attributed to the impure Of tartar Of
used their manufacture Such
analysed and found contain lime and other impurities in some
samples the extent Of es per Of
All the baking powders of the Market single excep
ton of "Roya" ot including the alum and phosphate powders
which long since discarded unsafe inefficient by pr
dent housekeepe made from the impure of of
commerce. and consequently contain lime Corresponding
extent. <.:
The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to
be entirely free from lime and absolutely pure is the "Roya"
This perfect purity results from the exclusive Of
of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent processes
which totally the tarate Of lime and other impurities
The cost of this chemically pure Of greater
than any othr and is used baking powder but the
"Roya."
Prof LOVE- who made the analyses of baking powders for
the New York State Board of Health, as for the
av. pz;tr
II have tested package Of Royal Baking Powder which
Ipchased in the open Market and find composed pure
and wholesome Ingredients 1t of powder of
high degree merit and does contain either alum or
phosphates any injurious substances.
"E. q. LOVE, Ped"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-07-25


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