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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
NOTICE TO cREpIroRs,

r NOTICE TO CREDITOBS.
STATE 8 4 re OF MINNESOTA MIN J.
COUNTY OF MORRISON. PnoBArE couRr.
In the Matter ofthe Estate of David Fidler, De
ceased: ytY Il r., I'll.
Notice is hereby given to all persons havin:
claims and demands against the estate OF Davit
Fiddler late Of the County OF Morrison, deceased
that the Judge Of the Probate Court Of sait
County VIII hear. examine and adjust slaiml
and demands against said estate at his Otiice ii
the court house at Little Falls in raid County
on Saturday April %. on Saturday May 49, Of
Saturday June 22nd, on saturday July 20, OF
Saturday August 2llh, on Saturday Septembsl
2lst. 1889, at 10 ncOck y NJ OF each of said days
and that six months from the 10th day Of April
1899, have been limited anu allowed by saic
claims. # y. - u e
Dated this 9Th, day Of April A. d. 1889.
5&g2 SO III n GILBERT 4. SMITH
Administrator Of the Estate Of David Fidler
Deceased. ST S5s.ssS 3 =. i d.
q %. I-,s I .sse}}5& N.RICHARDsON,, ,
80" d - "a Judge of Probate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19

IROgsBD THE | HORNETS %
II u ss,id esltIy cftinE Hot Tor
HE Iied-up Twin, Cily
Runway COMPANY
Dot, the Lsgislatnrs and Paul
council Set Down On LoxTy q
and His Course.
Street Car Tracks % the West Side
Ordered Torn Up Steps Z Oust
the Company.

MINNRAps ,LIs, April ~ The street car
strike at Minneapolis, which has been
ANTICIPATED ior come time, has occurred.
The cars Cd The different lines Of the city
stopped running IN the afternoon, and
about 900 employees quit Work Not
I the slightest dlorder has ret taken place.
Tho company posted 4 rednction Of
wages from I 10 q cents per hour, be-
ginning Monday. & The men simply
stopped their worss peaceab and quietly
went home, The public which is the
main sufferer, caln II accepted the ssitu-
alton, and the disss 0sfaction at the in
convenience occasion ed has been s,lrpsis-
ingiY slight. Notwithstanding the APP
parent calm OF the snrsace, there is little
doubt but that bitter fight IS on, Il
ST. PAUL LINES TED UP. a
ssaintIy City, street. Car Drivers join
Their minneapolis Brethren In the
Strike. ~ ~ ". i s1s FIJI ~ = rs
ST. PAUL, April Il, The drivers and barn
men Of thecity railway, numbering $50
in all, struck yesterday afternoon against
ths reduction in wages to 60 into efict
tomorrow, and at 8 O'clock last evening
| not street car was moving in the city.
Tie cable line was operating as usual.
I A committee of the men called
upon Mr.. Lowry about noon and offered
to submit the matter Of wages to arbi-
tration. MIR. Lowry told them there was
nothing to arbitrate, and that the reduc.
ton in wages was a necessity, and would
be enforced If the cars were run.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS. ~ ) :.
state Of Minnesota. %1.
County Of Morrison. 81; s zss5is5 .
Il 4 District Court Seventh Judicial District. Gs
&. s q ], ! ,,.- = SUMMONS.
Co; Bruno Beanpre, Frank ~ :.5$ &$5
Keoeh and John BrOderich. $s l># syny
I .c0partners % Reanpre, 5s 49, 4. n
Z kcoghs & Co.. Emil kauf- Z s - !sS5St
/ man and Albert Helm as T. s s35 s$5s
4 partners as kaufman ~, $E45
. Helm; C. D. Coykendall, =. = t. b s.:EE
ii and also all other pevsons or 3
parties unknown. claiming = $500 + t%S
any right, title, estate; lien q, ~..a s; :.EI Ii
or interest III the real estate ~ !, ~ Ss55
descFtb IN the complaint EgtS s.$.s &. IS
II herein, Defendants. BIZ 5@..s
You Rrs hereby summoned and required 4,
answer the complaint s0f the plaintiff in TIL
above tiled action, which has been filed II
the ONCE Of the clerk Of said District Court a
Little Falls Minnesota, aud To- serve q copy D
your anSWef 70 the said complaint OH the sub
scriber at hts Office In the village of Little Falls
in aid counlys within twenty days fter the ser
Vice OF this summons upon you, exclusive of TIL
day 1of such service; Ind If. you fan 10 ana,yE
the safd complaint within the time aforesaid TIL
plaintiff I'M his action will apply to the Courtio
the relief de!nAnded IN the conp,aI ut. 81 ss d d
y ii II H..5FARNHAM, Fl
Es A Plaintiff Attorney, S
rs 50 Little Falls, Mimi.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
OkInl,Io,,,,n,. patrol IN IN, 3 ...;,

WICHITA Kan, April 16. 1t has be.
come necessary TO increase the patrol
along the Santa Fe railway aud troops
= and q, Fifth cavalry, under Capt. +,
Michier, hare been ordered from Fort
Elliott for the duty. The selection 81
these troops il particularly fortunate, al
they have been doing duty in that colln
try for several years and are familiar
with IL, 8 "A Il la.5T q
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19

Dsniss Persiau CAssion TO Rnssia.
EokDoN, "a pill IL. In the house 7 81
3Gommons Sir James Ferguson, under
foreign secretary, denied that the Per
sian government had ceded to Russia
the fortress of Kalatuallir, 5s55. <5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
IN IN 5; 81 JAMEs STUART; 81 s.
ss.ss IS City Clerk. vs. ~ II 2
Approved, April oh 1855 55 ,$ ?
] sS5sS IN. RICHARDSON, I'll u !
& T;;F, ss 5$ IS Mayor.

LIST OF PROPERTY OWNERS oF.THE LOTS
AND RLOGKs ON l w HIGH SIDEWALK tWAs
ORDERED APRII STH, 1889. $50 S3@@ytS
\ BLOCK i AZ. MISSISSIPPI ADDITION. iot,
$3.50, +. B. eositli;; lots go As, Little Fall
Water Power CO. u 80 II
Block So Thaye r',s addition Ito ths Watcr Pow,
er Company. 81 s5 & :3 Z; Ell. III
Black 5s Samuel 4. and Geo. ". Tbayer.. u +
81 Block 81 Water Power Co lDonbtl ,s. &, =.
Hutchings. !I.ss 3fs5 ll7zff23 Is &
sBlocx g, lot n. ii B. Tuttle Ii s
Block O. III Other lots 10 3Idttis Falls Hotel CO
Z Block 65 lot s. Mary NJ Rutgers. ii B ~ s55I
I Block 65. lot IN &c. KeAdriek.
Block 65. .1ot6, Cap. Paul Hafwooh. 81 IS e
Block IS. lot 8. Cass. Gilbert and Jas r, Taylor
ds Block IS. lot 9 Placide Dneas. 5G' : q
Block IS, lot 4 Frederick IArsen. j,
q Block 65, lot is, Florence Buchanan. II =:
: Block 65. lots 1871, EphrOn Catlin. n
8. Ali Others Mater Power Co.. - is.r# ;a
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
tosS1rkaa3
REsaI9kp, ~ the Gornimon Cpunrii 81 the City

~. 10f11ckA I'd 81
Rrnar1tD ths III AZ i'm Gin
& fIattHe 1siis
h TkSS 3 III stx ii, sfh mud 81
vt sn6 HI asSs 81, episss
No. sNSeA ~ ~ ~ ~, frssh disn,is
si5ns rs sssssa ass1e III
Tit,is ~ ~ ss M,
W. l Nh az, s t ~ W.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
,sT. PAUL. MIMI.
II - Fs E1c from the diary or tonrists,
NM LEO commercial travellers, busi-

= 9. ., s, :.
NO TES eomm agy 1 srsyeiet u bns;.
ness men ana Diners has revealed: !,
r ~. IL rrsl.e ss.s tpsr,,, -. ~.
INV sav 5000 = a,a,, ~ ~
rh.. he wlacossIs CENTRAL hs. today tn.
most popular line between MINNEAPOLIS,
PAUL eng a,L !. !, ~, eng CHICAGO
~ As ssia E ay .e 1,.x
and nILwAuKRrs and CHICAGO
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
TAX:
Judgment Sale

PURSUANT to Real Estate Tax Judgment of TIT
District Court III the County Of Morrison. State
of MihIlesota entered the twenty first (2l) Da,
Of March 4. d. 1889. In proceedings for enfnrc
ing payment of Taxes and Penalties upon Rea
Estate in the Count g Of Morrison Stat
nf Minnesota, remaining delinquent on tn
Of the statutes in such case mad
and provided, shall. on the first Monday, heini
the 9TH DAY OF MAY. "A. d. 1889, at 10 O'clock il
The forenoon, at my Office in the Court House, l,
the City Of Little Falls and County Of Morrison
Minnesota sell the lands which are charged witt
taxes penaltios and costs in said Judgment an,
on which taxes. penalties and costs shall no
have been previously paid.
FRANK ELLENBECKER,
srAn} Auditor s Morrison County MINI I IN
Dated at Little Falls this sth day ofApril, A.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
TREE AGENTS WANTED |
To Sell Hardy Fruit Trees on Com

- u: mission. sz.z@2
We want local agents throughout the
northwest to tell our Ironclad Fruit
Trees. No varieties sold that will not
stand the winters here, 45degrees north
latitude. a general assortment Of APP
pie, Cherry and Pam. Currants, Goose
berries. etc. No c'apper,tongned .trav
cling agents wanted. We simply want
to pay men liberal commissions 10 sci
trees to au1outs Of 500 to 500. or more,
among their neishbors and townsnen
Address, for full particulars. ss
H. - EVERGREEN, NURSERIES,
- -, ..s> EVERGREEN, Door Co, Wis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
The | Merchants !! | / Hotel | |
SIM ON MI. !! !. / i, r
Re PIsI ETtl RS
/ TITLE i sA I'm

ILlI'TL = h LIS
his Il tSes largest and lest 4 bot &,
7 !. ding II ths siity.
OK snd FIRST 10 90. .
|ths sassI i,,s as, .p,l ~
q
sIser, ,ll
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

Dated at Little Falls this sth day ofApril, A.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19

@ A, LINDBH pep
attorney for Mortgagee,
trio Ley 1f;nn
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-19
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.

ssILLIAM ]. NoHN AND G. F. LAMB
sS5 Attorneys for Mortgage. III. -t:f4sss% 5
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-08-28


An Incident In nbe Iifo cf tho effted
warm hearted and larnenteci Carlotto
Patti Is well worth reporting. although
TO few porsons Il may prove q twice
told talc. When Miss KelIoggs musical
ability was 20 bo tested many years ago
Ia New York large nurnber OF carda
werv issued 10 tho nurical crisIcs. anna
tcurs and professionals, 10 tho literary
and theatrical world. and 70 many high
In the social seals. making a formidable
audience for tho Introduction Of tts
charming young girl Tho tsnor With
whom tho debutants was introduced was
nngenerous on tho occasion. for. fnstead
at singing hfs part, he merely huusned
20 much 81 tho air ns was necessary 70
serve as cue ~ the orch cstrai accom-
panfmcnt Weak and faint wero tlio
first notes Of the young novice. weaker
and more trembling thoy seorsei 20 grow,
a. IL q genuine stage fright had e1<en
possession OF her. Her voice nuttsrod
for n moment, ~ II about 90 desert her,
when, distinct aud clear a. q boli. from
tho center Of tho bOuse, tho air was taken
up and carried along until the debutznto
gathered the cosrage and heart 20 show
the high quality she posuesscd, when
gradually tho beautiful roioo Ia the audi
once fell away aud the diaIcuIt aria was
finished r. triumph amid tiunderous APP
planse. Tho fate of the future American
prifnn donna was that morning decided
through tic ready tact aud unsoiiishneas
of the little woman Ia Tie audiences. who
proved 70 30 none other than Cersostl
Pnttli And q charming picture she
made says ono who saw her. marking
tho time with her thy hand. In her anx-
iety 20 help a woman aud & efrnngur.
placing tho very crown 81 success GA Tho
Otherwise defeated aspirations. By dle
encouragement II hor own exquislto
voices ard nescr.' b. ads. until hesr
the sondsOus vcico q tho sngele ~ifl (
hear anytlong - sweet as her ossiy
voice - that morning rehearsal - Daany
years ago ~---f5ostou Transcript.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-08-28
NUMBER 46.

said Tom.
we'll. ruppcnc they do1 WIN you
meet 'cm hnif wayY'
There WA another long silcnco. tRoksn
AZ last by the OLD man. who said:
"ssscsss Iike thar's senso Ia whns you
say. 10 really belirvs thar's hin too
much fussins and that IL ought 20 stop.
We'll. now. You think Il over tonight
and IN the morning. u you are all agreed.
~ so over to Jordon's and have talk.
believe you have only TO come togethcs
and have talk TO 100 tho folly Of keep
ing up this war
Being tired | went 10 bed about 10
o'clock. but tho family sat up and talked
until after midnight Next morning NJ
hrcakfast Bowman said TO me;
wall. We hev concluded to stop fuss
Ing II tho Jordons will. but ia no back
down fur ua No Bowman ever backs
down"
'its no backdowu for anybody 70
piled you arc simply going 10 OK
hibit sensc and Judgment. EVERYBODY
for ten miles around will bc glad 70
see tho quarrel end. II has not only
affected you and tho Jordona. but othcr
families In the beat
After breakfast I rode over to Jor,son'a
lie and his two grown boyu wcrs hoeirg
potatoes.nnd their guns Ieancd ngainss tho
fence. After "A little got around 90 the
subject, and as soon IA II was properly
presented discovered that the prospect
pleased them They were sick and tired
OF the fcusl. but werc Obliged To hold out
because tho Bowmnne did.
Il was agreed bcforo loft that tho
whole family should como over 70 How-
mana after dinner, and at = o'clock they
appeared They were met with pleasant
words md outstrctchcd hands, and tho
ton years fcui was wound up and for
evor buried In ten minutes Out under
the trees NO held sort OF picnic. nnd II
over peoplo enjoyed themselves thcso
two families dill flcng atont IN tho
afternoon man ro,lc up To the gate on
mule, looked US o~cr Ia dazsd way
and hnally got down ard cano nearer
and exclaimed:
"bodrot my buttonsif that consarned
Yankee hasn't dun gonc and dun IL. jist
Ike told ON at the store ISc would. So
tho fussing won't 30 fussing no mo7
yipl yip. hoorayf a. Quad In Detroit
FREQ Press.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-08-28

Sfen great ~ deeds are often tsritnrn.
Does their taciturnity ars8e from sss dlf-
fidcncs which fears Leaf w0r,ia should cx-
coed deeds. or from a cousiCflon thas
safety b pFon1oted ~ ailsnces Waai1-
ir9ton's reserve made fila stiff. l0rrsnl
and ~ az eaes ~ cofutany. hrt Il afso
prevented his plans froan being ietrayod
- an enemy and the country frorn besox
deceived by his promises William tho
Silent wss frugal - words. becarae ~
servo thas concealed his DESIGNS. even
from those aciiay with hiin. wao neoen,-
szry % thc ir<iep-rdenco ~ she Neli,ar4
lands. writer in feisue Hours ays
that the moet dr.mafie of siieut men vas
WaiieCatein. 80 antsron - 1nfasss
Ajolphgs. and the commands ~ si,s
emperpr's ariaics in she thirty years.
war 10 idsi ssd iiat the despess silenca
sbonLd reign arouud hm- iis of7cers
took care tiss ~ iolEl ccuTcrAlsrzs
should iissnfb sheir gerersi ffey knew
th8s n oharnberilin had iaen haneef re
waking hiiu w<a1Qlt criieIs. aci taat an
oliicer who would wear clanhiox srurs
Ga tho commanief's preence hsi ben
sscretly rut % desth. "a ths roofn of
his palace tbo servants eii,lei "a if pllrn-
toms. ard o dotcn ssnfisci8 rioped
around hls fcnt c'i r<esi e. sectrs tl,o
silence To sensri Commanded. Chairs
verc stretched acfoes t,ie stceess 10 order
10 guard hin atainsi ths di.turtanco cf
sounds. WaiiensteIra taeituFnity. which
made him shun spccch. aud his love e
silence. thet caused hin 60 be ifriLatc,i
at the slightest nols'. were duo 30 his
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schedule In Ell. 6, June q. 1883.

So3 No <olf <o. Al
=. r. V. Cinri P'rfsfh
"ESi " AED Neefbi' Isxp'Ss Accs,in Daily
Special Daily Daily
Daily. ex sun
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-08-28

THIN n tall. grim looking man, rother
styiislly dressed in pl,.in black, with an
air something between a clergyman aud
= hotel clerk, entered tie room. lie
iOoked ~ the vail. ~ Tie books. Il tho
window. and finally ~ Mr.. IIoyshaw.
"sir- Horshnw. bclicve." 10 nld
lriskiy. NV card informs you who 7
am. Yonr wife has lot a diamond brace
iet am defnilcd 70 work up the caso. p
Il aupiass ! can zee tho lady" con
siuued he ''Niust have full description
u propf.y and details of loas. you know. Z"
Mrs, ilOrshaw u cut. She saws the
man iisN slight cast in one ~ his cyee. 4"
.'Caai ia one eye. OOodr Mr gfum-
iey checked ilat point or OH one finger
"&Hi--a--i think slic said his mus
tachc vas waxcd"----
"Nuslachc waxed -goodr- Wr. Grum.
ley checked o1 finger number two
''fet re SC. think bc drawls his
words had aleo a slight lisp. and thcn
his noeo --liis nose. now
'Dmwled-lspcd-e eoodf 8fr. Grum.
ley exhausted bis two remaining fingers
With a check apiece. and then shipped
his thigh. II think ] know the fellow.
sir-weh known crook. Too. Nov fof
the property. Must know what the
bracelet booked Ike. you sec.
"Now--you'd hardly think It, yet
though I've seen those bracelets hun
dred tlmes-I can hardly describe them.
except that they are al spaD0le and
glitter. II my wifs were only here
now"
- have i, sir. said the detective:
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No 4. No.2 No.I2 No 2s
- ~. v. Wa-'n I'r'un
EASTWARD. Ncst'lc RicId Aecofn Daily
SIs clai ssid Ut Daily
Daily. Expr'H Ex S'n
DAILY

No. H--PortsmGuth Accommodation. 9t1n
days only; stopping at all infermedlats sta
tons. cheap excursion rates between all
Stafions. Ifeye rincipDaff = 20 a. M Ar
rive NJ routh PortsDloufh l2h5 y m
No. fT--PortsiDOuth Accom- ns0dnflou sun-
dafs only; stopping at All intermediate sta
tons. Leave CiHciuflhti % q. 10. Arrive
Sonfh Porisinoufh ~ - u ~.
Nos. aud -. r. V.--Fast Flying viz
giniall - Ntstibuie Special. Entire train
with dining car runs through lo New York
via Washington. with vesflbtfc sIcroer s,r
Old Point via Richmond
Nos. snd p Pullman Buffst sleeping Carr
between Cinc3nuati and WNshgDrf0p and
Pullman Nestibuie Sleeper between Hinton
and Old PoiEt Comfort.
IrHips do moi EtOpat stations where time
IL not shown.
Direct connection u made for Lynchbnrr.
Dauviile, Greensboro. Petersbnrg, Weldon.
doldsDofo, Wilmington and Charleston.
Quickest line iy ~ poll a In the Soufh-casf
Apply - sny Ticket Agent for additional
information.
j. r.. ITABAUAN.
General Manage
IL. w. FULLER.
0enJ Pass'r ARf
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-08-28

n man ot business am 50. put nj prcs-
cnt feel M green in tho WAYS Of the
world as sucking babe. Let's pool our
issucs = compromise. and - snub each
other no more. William Perry Brown
in New York Epoch
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FTHIF FFTTn los 10f non
JAY ~ <0HTfiIP. ffco'gand Con raue.r
& >. WEt.fON, Train Dispatcher.
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No is-Sundar~ onfy. Cheap sxcnrsfon
portsmouth 2 90 y. ~. stopping at all stations.
ArriVc 81 Cincinnati II - y. IN.
-. is--~nnd"ys only. Leave South Ports
mouth y y .. m. -fopring st aii way stations.
hr,lNe Cincinnati SO D.. IA
:, Train. arrive at and depart from Central
UuioD DeIst, Cincinnati, m a X lng direct con.
ncction Without trsusfer ~ and fr,,m lndl-
snsp"iis Chicago. 81 Louis. aud tbs West
mud SOuth-wcst.
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Marshall : College,
The State Normal School.
HUNTINGTON, WEST VA.

Tuos T. HopGEs. a M. Principal.
Miss MABELLE Scolrl
Miss EMMA FoRpYcK. Assista's.
MISS Lulu STEWART.
MISS LILLE KNIGHT, Music.
Fall Term begins Sept. :, 1880.
Winter Term begins Dec. 2, 1850
Spring Term begins March 10, 1890.
Studcnts can Enter at any Time
The state Normal school Is sn institution
primarily designed for The professional tfai n.
Ing of teachers. The course OF instruction.
hs'wcver. siubraces the Academic NJ well ~
the prOfcssionei, the former being intended
fo prrtnrc students for the State tfniversity,
or nt them for the active dnfies ~ lffe.
special facilities are afforded for the teach-
Ing of rhysioiogy.
TUITION FREE
To AL students having Norntnl pointfnents
Apply IN your County Superintendent Of
schools for an appoin tfnent.
For further in nformatton or Catalogue ap-
ply to the Principal, Huntington. West Va.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-08-03
St. George Commandery. No. 4

The tenth annual picnic of st. George
Commandery No. 4. knights Templar,
will be held at Island Park, Momence,
Ill ,, Monday Aug. IL. We desire to say
since the first encampment of St. George
Commandery it has always been our aim
to choose such grounds as will afford the
most pleasure to our patrons. 1t is truth
fully said that nature and art have made
Island Park the most delightful place in
the state for an outing. The Park is pro-
vided with unlimited accommodations,
and such as will add greatly to the pleas
ure of our guests. The attractions ofthe
Island will be found in the eating house,
bath house, water, shade, seats, tables,
fishing, boating, dancing pavilion, grass
and delightful walks. 10 this delightful
place you are cordially invited to spend
the day. In keeping with our past ef-
forts, the Commandery VIII absolutely
refuse tickets to any improper charac-
ters. In order to make the trip pleas
ant and quick, two trains will be run.
The first train will leave Polk street de-
pot, over the G. & E. I. r. R., at $50
o'clock. The second train will leave at
10 o'clock. Both trains will stop at 31st
street, and 55th street, Englewood.
Round trip tickets, $1.(0. Children, so
cents. Committee: A. Horn, chairman !;
J. w. Taylor, secretary; John Brown, T..
F. Dyson, Jas. Dixon, Geo. A. Johnson,
R. E. Burrows, J. NJ. Williams, H. G..
Beaufort, C. w. Blakey.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-08-03
1t Goes Everywhere.

What goes everywhere? "The Bur-
lington." If it is not known to all the
travelling public, it ought to be, that the
lines of the great Burlington system
reach a greater number of important
towns and cities in the West than the
lines ofany other railroad. Look at this
partial list: Chicago, Peoria, Rock Is
land, Galesburg, Galena, Monmouth,
Rockford, Ottawa, Quincy, Aurora,
Mendoza, Streator, Bushnell, Savanna,
and Beardstown, Illinois; Clinton Bur
lingten, Ottumwa, Des Moines, Daven.
port, Charlton, Creston, Mt. Pleasant,
Keokuk, and Council Bluffs, Iowa; St.
Louis, Hannibal, st. Joseph, Kansas
City, Louisiana, Macon and Brookfeld
Missouri; Omaha, Lincoln. Hastings
Red Cloud, Keamey, Oxford and Hold.
redge, Nebraska; Denver, Colorado
Cheyenne, Wyoming; and numerous
places in Kansas. For full information
about rates, routes. etc., apply to any
agent of the Burlington lines, or address,
w, ]. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, G
3. & n. r. r., st. Paul, MINI.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-08-03
In Honor of Miss Cook.

Unquestionably, the most delightful
affair of the season was the ladies' recep.
ton, which was given in honor Of Miss
Mickie Cook, of Washington. b. c., at
the residence Of her sister, Mrs.sJ Il.
jackson, Of Sibley street, last Monday.
evening from 4 to 8 o'clock. Miss Cook
is teacher in the public schools of the
City Of Magnificent Distances" and Is
one Of the most popular young ladies in
the society circles of that city. She was
assisted in receiving by Misses Villa
Henderson, Celia Robertson and Flor
ence French. Miss Cook wore black
MORE black lace over-dress, with
magenta ribbon and large sash; Miss
Robertson wore light blue cashmere;
Miss Henderson, white embroidered
suit; Miss French, cream cashmere,
Powered. The ladies' who attended
wore elegant street costumes; they were
as follows: Mrs. 7. s. Boswell, New Or
leans; Mrs. Geo. Claggett, Des Moines;
NJ. Falls, Minneapolis, Mesdames
7. III. Griswold, Louis Wilson,
j.. II. LOOMS, f. D. Parker, Jas. Banis.
ter, J. "A. Thomas. I. Henderson, w
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