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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-12-06
County Official Paper
THE COMING LEGISLATURE.


road yesterday, and In conversation
with parties at the depot spoke favor
able Of the plan Of having a term Of
the Legislature in January to DO in
session ten days, in which time to
elect a U. s. Senator, and arrange for
the time and place of holding a Con-
stitutional Convention, and also for
the appointment of delegates, then
adjourn; and after the convention
thus called has performed its work,
the general business of the Legisla-
ture can be transacted in special
session called by the Governor
[S'lver State.
While we believe that the Senator's
ideas are correct in reference to hold
ing brief session and then awaiting
the action Of the Constitutional Con-
Iention, we do not think it is within
the power Of tho Legislature to ap-
point delegates to said Convention.
The Legislature has no authority, so
far as we understand the present
Constitution, to appoint delegates,
and we do not believe that it would
be for the best interests of the whole
people that that body should have the
power to select the trainers Of a new
Constitution. The formulation of 30
important q document as State Con-
stitution should be intrusted to
representative men selected by the
people for that express purpose, and
not by political body. The clause
Of tho Constitution providing for such
q Convention is as follows: ..
Article XVI, Section 2. II at any
time the legislature, by vote of two
thirds OF the members elected to each
house, shall determine that it is
necessary to cause a revision Of this
entire constitution, they shall recon-
mend to the electors, at the next cleo
ton for members Of tho legislature,
to vote for or against a convention;
and il it shall appear that a majority
OF the electors voting at such election
shall have voted in favor Of calling q
convention the legislature shall, at
its next session, provide by law for
calling a Convention, to be holden
within six months utter the passage
OF such law; and such convention
shall consist Of number Of members
not less than that Of both branches
OF the legislature.
From the above it will be seen that
the Legislature is clothed with the
power Of providing by law for holding
the Convention, but that they have
the power to designate the delegates
we do not believe, neither do we be-
lieve that it would be wise for them
to have that power. It is evidently
the intention Of the above clause to
give the people of each county the
right to select their own delegates;
but the Legislature has the power to
designate the time and place of hold
ing the Convention, tho number OF
delegates, not less than the number
OF members OF the coming Legisla-
ture, the pay Of delegates, and also to
limit the duration Of the Convention.
The law expressly says the Legisla.
ture "shall provide by law for calling
. Convention" but it does not give
that body the power to select the
delegates.
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Extraordinary suicide.

A Vienna suicide Of genius painted
his initials and three crosses on o bar.
rel OF vinegar and thon drowned himsol,
inside.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Proposals.

ID ROPO-iLS for Furnishing Paving and
i Arch H..cA f,r uc pi-rlct Of columbia oncc o'
4l- Commissioners. Washington. j.. .. J4F lo' I0aui
,,al.d ur1ua-aA VIII b. received ~ ihl~ Once tn' d
Tuosday July 20 1890 for furn 'hi9g la'ng ond sI.A
irlrk Tor Tie District ~ columbia EauA io.ms of pro-
to,n, aud -ur. can D" obtained a th oU'' no"
1utl alton therefor, eh'r vh al sa} I'M
AKA ll., ul,~N fore Wil %" cOI-io'T't l,
r,ght Is reserved reject any ana al uds o." lls'7
i!ds ". DOT GLASS. l.. O.. ulNI- II NJ l''h4.''''
4. rt,.tss II
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Connirn Bodr0 t0artc0.

I,-A%rrg- Boar! in family whore There az 30 other
w toa..r.. ty hr -'a-ho-. hF t'" ~ WI Nll3 ,
it,., D. 9,ting from rIn'pIu- cough. H'ffa Io3iH
VII be- r.t Niir,,- Win pII'lcu.a--. y. y "a, b''
g~.4.. .a-. Nrw-lorH.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
ADIRONDACKS.
ST, HUBERT'S I'm N .

Replacing the Well;kn0wn BkkDE ,i hoa o"oa o,os
,,ean heat and electro bells will open early IN Jny
ST. HI BERTS COT1 AGE, formerly WHO" hseuo''
VIZ TtKtEEp peI l. LoRING Manager Beedes. Essex Co.. NJ Y
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
AnIR0NDACK MOUNTAINS.

FAST TRAIN WITH THROUGH sLEEfINI OAhS'
NETWORK & TUPPER LAKE STATION
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND
,our wATFRTOwN OGDENSBURi ~ ~
TO- ney train with through sleeping cars for Tupper
r.ts station leaves Grand Central Depot 4:oO r. NJ
xHnnt ssturdays running the Great -Four lrCA
Sns%pYoTk Central dinngcar from NewYoFk serves On
90. Leaves Utica IL 35 p. M via r. W. ~ ~ H. ~. b,
asves paul Smith Station, Via Northern A1rohoHTA
iaSoia a IS Station. 20 A. Nj; TGppeF Lake Station
e'9ynaSb.s connect with train and arrive Paul Smt Sm
poteI 10 90 A. NJ Inn, 10 80 A NJ Cii'""0'N
To~se II .00 A. VI; Wawbeek Lodge II 10Y \ ". 20
the conp,etion OF the Northern Adr0ndack ho"u "a
rrnner lake Station in the heart OF the Adroh%Sa Gan yor
~ running OF through sleeping cars va panSav
ftca Norwood Moira and Northern AdrohusA in
Returning through sleeping cars leave I1ppsM N"A'
Station 40 2. NJ. arrive New-1ors 80
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
The fast train with through sleeping cars ~
Central Depot every day 30 r NJ arllSts otas %
NJ. Alexandria 80 A. M c0httDs az ntnai
lock CLAYTON with ROYAL Mail Line Isiands
Quebec and River Ssguenay, passing 1hoU" -
and Rapids by daylight ,...,no car accommodations
cal. he attained AZ all New.York Central onces lie SUR
your ticknts read via Utica and r. w ~ r. IL, oend
Ten Cents postage for illustrated Book OF k9ues anu
fates Tor Simmer Tours" two hundred anu @ a,
nage large octave size handsomest book OF It's cha
sc'ef ii 'TIIEO BUTTERFIELD, G. P A.,
q X. r., OSwcg0, ~ L.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Tor p'fJJeGyyirrsS +. WARD CO. KS WlIst.
R11rnl Mil Sinn
WHITE STAR LlME. 49,, r,vrppoor

WHITE NTAK LINL' ,,vrppoor.
w TOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVLkPOOOL" ,,ryc
roYAL And UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
si.trto I,,i( 90 % 40 m 'T.utOnir Aug g 80 AM
prit,nnic JulV % D. III. Britannc ;hug q 2 go pm
'Msi~.iic Aug g. 10 .. .MaI'tc sent - - . 40 90 8, III,
90 Iug & 4 o nItlrn'pl ~ oO y
From White STR Dock. loot OF Wet 10 g. soo
and upward. according to stesmr ana 9cat1n 81 or,th;
orns1 srcrarc s10 Coapany's once: 40 Al Broadway
New.York Phiadc phia oclc" 400 W alIutsy; o.o,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
HOTEL. CKAMpLAIN,

MILES SOUTH OF PLAIISBU Roll y. \.
FIRST SEASON. o. D. SEANEH, Manager
now 0PFN.
For rooms plans and other information address
as abO llr a y
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
PAXsMOSA In IA

PAXsM CSA lMM
ENLARGED A&D BEAUT1tILp.
wevgn. Mountain, coo feet Alo,e 'h' peansF' liyeT
e2d c1qoc. o02 }as aSGS. II Teo hour fi o% @ or a
delphi Ilcc'r.c road to Within 300 f o' Inn-
G. 4. SlONH. Prop'L IH'"n fa.
The CLARENDON MOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. y
This ari-tocnlic hoicl VIII op'n June 2'th.
Terms si4 per wcck ond up"aFi
AyEK!LL IL GREGORY. Froprictor'.
our odlce a. HOiLL utRIBORnt
DroadvLy and 30tI-st. Hc"-iork
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
CENTRAL PARK HOTEL
p o. ALEXANDRIA BAY. y. Y.
In the midst Of uc na, sonSy -nd Ge,t nsnr e5oand
Perfect sewerage. Eorre rclot non lay Fever. Ma.a
teen dollars week bprea ,a'%s 70 fsHes %nd paiu''
BLOCN ISLAND. II. l., HOTEL MANASSAS.
nnc baeashinF daily bo1. cable e,ctc D.l-, nae
music ball and orchestra price rsonabc m e., u''
no1EL cnlipLAlN oN LANE CnAMrLAIsS,,.,
nc Garc q s i'' rt .s% & Of m goa G 'S q S
p'A'''tC " 15 sI III roo. Maqua% ig aS saaoa VI,
LAKE CuANIPiAiN.
,,.,,,, Green Mountain view hsn'r, c,,., ,,,.
ton on the laie !c". u Ad.ond'cH aud Green Noun,
foon,. bath, Gnt diving bo,tns and n,Ains steamer
f" 'o"'e'o" with 8o"'r @ fI <? a1GS r.opne,o
"a vQX MoCsV w,, o" ,s Of , gpc l5S 3sG" .", near
Mrs. 7. J. TURNER s'roid'huf%. ia.
A '''' ,aS 4AH&s itod 18TH THE sgAfG$ q
L. \. MARTIN.
HILLSIDE HoHE. WHIlL MOI N1"ISn. Lisbon
II y. within easy Accr.s Of all points Of interest
ior circular adde's D.. KNIGHT
III YGEIA. Pacific and Tc@-York avcs. Atlantic Cty
III y J.-HcWoiclFi. ItfIiu-h"l one riulf. T. ON
leach; new management, nUTION & LhHEY.
AwN COTTAGE. E4st StIond .ourc. rs.. hcar Dcla-
l ware water Gap.-A Io4.ci HrNlf ..fu>h,di IN
creased capar:y. hddrr.s COL. G. T.. bt RI ~.
ONG BEANCU.-orcln.sv r'Irbriton Cott'c" I'd
l. north o. Atlantic Hp.cl DB~lylIi h"t.ca-- nous"
h.rt ho4ri sp Idh room l''ina So A"1i',- HoN .
N0EwoQR. lIALI: csmci i."y. 'nd Nms,cyai1 81, 1q
and promenade. II. l.. McCRAY. Proprietor.
>rANTUChET -VfI;ANDA not ST; Central
terms so 70 SIS MIR = g.. DAVENPORT.
OEAN CoITAGE. Hof-e Nock Peach mear Ne" bed
~ lord).-Fincst beach coast; Bun and sth water
bathing lnatnr best fishing mrs, rooms win hoOu
table. vegetable. poultry. mik. &C.. rlscf On place"
JOSIAH WOOD, - Ahrn.st. Ncw-I'rdfod Mass.
OCEAN GROVE \. J.-THE PENN>YLVANIA. Main
OaNg He1I t'r G1.h k@nl @ 2''[y IA '21 Hox sg,
nEcrARD grove HOUSE Ulster County "Opens
" June ]. S,nd for circulars giving fun particulars
Ericrcncc MI W. l. Krndurk Equitable Assurance CO,
100 broadway. Address G. y MORSE. Lncii"acA y. /.
ID OSSMORE. central location. Tennessee a1d Pacnc
II avcs.. Atlantic CitT, y. !. . 49,. -...,.,,,r
3TILBUETON.Bl THESE.
w SPRING LAKE y. J,
Open from June ] % Octoeer
x. K. LITCHWORTH.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
ADlROMDACkS,
on LAKE MASSAwEPIE

beautifully located in CHILDwOLD PARK. An ex'
tcnsive and game preserve house new peatantS or
,.nsed nicely furnished Table supplied with the pes6
the market affords. The boating, fishing and hunting
pnsurpassed For circulars and address CHILD
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
-,TaTE IJNE-BETWEEN NEW-YORK

- n'tSGGW AND MoVILLE lL0NDO% DERBY Yk m
,WrTtni n 1THGOt;GII TiCEETS Al REDUCED RATES
70 in TFTOOI. LONDON. DUBLiN, T.
STATE or GI)Rtdt 3 .... 7''N ~ a. ~"
SrNTE or NEBRASKA .... Ihur.diN, J'F o. - d. !.
s3I goo. according - orAtou or st|t-
Sc,r,ion tickets 500 90 go Stceraie ;.rHets %
and from all part OF Eufopr a. love-, r1F t'e , nst
GctIt.Ia Frrrv. NloDk.vn. y or iF'lkut
sod ,a..,gc andy 10 AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. General
Tre6ts Il uioidway " Y. Storage oncc. 81 Broadway'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

W. ILBUEION BY = E-SEh.
w SPRING LAKE. y. j.
'''' avn Y K. LITCHwoRTH.
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GUNNER Resorts.
-
lDiROKDACK MOUNTAINS
LAKE GEORGE,
LAKE CHAMPLAIN,

80. THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON hAlLho ~ -,
IN. Fsyoritc Tourists Route to SAhAIOuA, Mn
ennnprRsToWN. THE GRAVITY RAILROAD, &C.
" .r,.., Line Between New-York and Montreal
n,,.c. ,an communication Via Plattsburg to saI'nac
ONLY one hours stage ride TO Lake Placid OF 81
49,. 1sk,s o7 mile. shortest route from New'fofA
ver illusaated guide hotel and boarding mouse A'' "'
r w BURDICK General Passenger Agent
va yorNG od Vice President, Albany n y
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE BRAZILIAN.

CONTINUOUS ROOF GARDEN CONCERT
FROM 80 TO - O'CLOCK NIGHTLY
Admission 30 cents, including botn enteiaii ncno.
EDEN NJ SEE. The World in Wax
IL YANK-HOU aud Beautiful OMtNE. AFT. ev'g.
ERDELYI NACZI'S HUNGARIAN BAND
KOSTER x BlAL'S CONCERT HALL.
IN Mat MONDAY, Wedn DAY, satuiday
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
;rEE o4HI FIRE ISLAND. srrSsSMmHoAr. SSm
DIR. STRONG'S SANlTARIUM,

Elegant brick hotel and Queen Anne COZ tages with opcn
lrepaces heated with steam and lighted Win r9s an
and forty New York. Via Harlem X H.
daily clc, alton 500 rrt i've minutes
walk from the r. r. station accommodation Tor 700 guest
everything hr-t-c1ss; opera house, with stage dpIo1%
nent, good orchestra billiard room. bowling aHey me
shaded lawn Of a'rrs. with tennis and croquct grounds
pure soft Uttered water in abundancc from the IonhSl
springs hot and cold baths good livery terms >'
per day special rates the week send Tor clrculAr
kIHEIsT CLEVELAND. pRDPRlEToh
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
II ROpO~ AZ, FOR PURCHASE or SHIP

U0t.~E "D' At UNITED STATES y NNNf. fARp,
.uoHK +, %FW.YORK.- Bureau Of yards aud po'N@.
Saw beur'ment Washington. j. {. jtlT u, 1870,
r,r.nn- %, ~llu.lIog-r az Navy Yard b'oo"'t, y y.
,-Il tar..,r Bureau uutl u cl"'h a 'i. ,
va "..d,, ll., 20 1900 and publicly oi"u'd inm'''
atcly tcrelu,r Specification, and blank foru7 - po
r,.1l. yu iorsp IrI up.l apple g'tlpu q Rc hnr g.
~ ~ tn, Comual t,It = o." Nht f"il hF' ,nt 80
uesut.N,a viii pc required fpi i1r tdlt IH. l
a. e contract, and tr rieht r-"r,'d = rrJ"t
,v 90, a., proposal. rued 'dtnnta2r"H~ o. ia GOV
t.,, ti,I d.llar- t...foo accompany. lid. i"s
,hs ,hip io--.. y. II. FAHQt UNH Ci"f ~ bnr'i".-.
y &QPorAhT2 E0Rr INIS IALff ~ III xAJY EiT TiTTGD
1ARi ISLAND CRL.-Hu.,'u ~ f1ul, sad %. & ~s.
;>@,{ u I'ia' @4oSa,S iadoid rroc, Tor Elcr.r
i'',tt,,, p.ni Marc Island Nay la'd.' VIII % rc-
."CT At thI. pur.au until ~ O'Clock m ol To4fo''
ScutrmGCr l. I-9l ard publicly on'n'l hn"' n,, ~ u i
h" frni.h d by The nurcan. OF u ComH1naan, % W, @
N,r. f.,td Saw yard y bond -. IN, sum 81" .''l
o,.,d ",'i,r, must nrcouuauy ld,. and t.' rigt
rc,cit,d %, -" Epreau 20 r.t any o. a p'lI'ntr no H
fo waive d.f,ci-. y. II. FARO IAf, 'htI OI brL-nu
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

PED STAR LINZ avn e,p,s
Sailing for New .Ttrk and Antwerp weekly -.
MIS1fJtNI.AN ID -...-.-- w NtN|-di, '", ~ - -,
r,Sr Rates: First Cabin sj5 ani npWaLl: S,.Enu .1
cabin $40 and si5. Excursion tickets at Ieduceu rates.
pFTsR plsf WRfauT SONS oenp Agts. Bowling dEsea'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Ocean Steamers

~ EW-YORK AND CUBA NAIL IS. COM
y pA%Y FOK CUBA AND MEN
ffo,1 I'rr. rs and /, T. H.. AZ 8 u H.
IIaN.. Pr ttup'che, froi- a.
CRIL tBA. f,.r, ..odt, I4lF -
.,. ,',., ,,uIt i,'.', ,.t ,alu1 wed. July Z5
g. wAsnlHcroN rf2, lrS cla9 Sat July PC
,,-,., u..,,, ard t.,rlr.. a. ... we'd July SO
.,.,,-,. ,,......,. Nassau. SANTIAGO DE- G Oi Il -
'ClENI i|''S Coufuc.o ........ Ihurs., July IL
-Mill call at Guant1nauo orr oHtNdri I'm.
Tor inrtcrars irci.ut o. p1>~l'e apply, 70
JAMES +. WARD CO. ti3 WLl-st
JNlINN LINE L. >. and Royal Mail Steamers
4 ron OI-EkNSTOWS AND LIVlNPU0l,
Tl1Y or iICHMONp w ,dncsdV Jul} g. . 80 a. m
.iTV ni- Itt.fIIN Wednesday, JulN 30, i y. m
INV 0Mt M tuiIStfi;E wcdno ,lay. August o. 10 a. H.
NV on CiiirNnO .. Wcdlc- DAY, August l3 = y. ~.
From pic- tS y r.. adjou.ng Christophcr.st Ferry.
FinSi CABiS $50 ard gRHar % ae1cEd9s to 81 st'ag ei
% sm% gs6 nrcuad $40. sTEEl;AGE. go pEIEK
WRIGIT Z sons General Agents. BOWLlNu
GREEN, y. Y.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
How Baking Powders Are Made

How Baking Powders Are Made.
From the Scientific American.
Among the discoveries in science and chem
istry, none is more important than the uses
to which common ammonia can be properly
put as leavening agent, and which indicate
that this familiar salt is hereafter to perform
an active part in the preparation Of our daily
food.
The carbonate of ammonia is an exceed
ingly volatile substance. Place small por-
ton of il upon knife and hold over fame,
and it will almost Immediately be entirely de-
veloped into gas and pass OF Into the air.
The gas thus formed is simple composition
of nitrogen and hydrogen. slightly aromatic,
inoffensive and perfectly wholesome. No res
idue is left from the ammonia. This gives it
it's superiority as a leavening power over
soda and cream Of tartar used alone. and has
induced its use as supplement to these ar
ticles. A small quantity of ammonia in the
dough is effective in producing bread that will
be lighter, sweeter and more wholesome than
that risen by any other leavening agent
When it is acted upon by the heat of baking
the leavening gas that raises the dough is lib
Grated. In this act it uses itself up. as 1t were
the ammonia is entirely diffused, leaving nc
trace or residuum whatever. The light, fluffy
flaky appearance. so desirable IN biscuits. etc.
and so sought after by professional cooks, is
said to be Impaired to them only by the use of
this agent.
The bakers and baking powder manufac.
turers producing the finest goods have awaited
themselves Of this useful agent, and the hand
soonest and best bread and cake are now
largely risen by the aid of carbonate of am
monia combined OF course with other leaven
ing material.
Ammonia is one of the best known product
of the laboratory. As the application of it
properties to the purposes of cooking results
in giving US lighter and more wholesome
bread. biscuit and cake, its general use " il
prove boon to dyspeptic humanity.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
PERSONAL MEnTloN.

Mrs. Oscar Ayres visited St. Paul last week
I. Dettelbach leaves for Chicago today noon
D. B. johnson washable to be out again Sat
| urday. ..><:.. Il s#ss 4ss5 Il. T.
Mrs. A.. v. Ellis is now in Omaha visiting
her daughters. 5lG@@t
Levi Decker Of Prestonl came up Thursday
to visit friends few days. ~"
N. Kingsley has been quite sick for several
days but is now improving.
Mrs S. A. sbupe went to Bailey, Iowa, today
to visit Mr.. shupe's parents. ~
John Gfl'iean OF Lodi, ex.county commits.
sioner. was in the city Tuesday. il. $780,.
Miss Mabel Gardner of DEBORAH. Iowa, is
visiting her friend. Mrs. J. NJ. Engie ..
I. White of Leroy came up to attend court
yesterday, and made our sanctum a call.
J. I. Farisy of St. Paul was visiting Austin
friends few days last week. u guest at W. I.
Browns.
Mrs. c. NJ. Allen returns today, much to the
delight or her husband, who has had enough
of living alone.
Miss Mary Kane of Lanesboro. who has
been visiting at Engineer Murphys. returned
home last week Friday.
Miss Matte Ellis will soon sail for Europe,
where abe will meet her sister Gertrude, and
they will then travel together.
J. D, Farmer and Burdette Thayer of Spring
Valley were up yesterday to witness the
opening and adjournment of court.
c. H. Davidson returned from this southern
trip last Thursday. He is very much pleased
with the south and says the boys are all doing
we'll down there.
"A. F. Mclean, who hurt his hand at Mason
City last week, is doing nicely. and enjoying
his vacation as we'll as might be expected
under the circumstances.
c. C.. Crosby Of Usage: Iowa, has accepted a
position as head salesman at D. P. Olson &
Co.'s dry goods store. Mr.. Crosby will soon
move his family to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards start for the
Pacific coast next week. We understand they
have not decided where thew will locate. Miss
Maud will enter school in Minneapolis.
Mrs. W. F. Sutherland aud Mrs. George
Baird 60 to Minneapolis today TO attend the
G. A. K. convention held there the 18th, 18th
and 10th, They are delegates from Austin
W. r. G.
D. P. Olson, of the dry goods firm of D. P.
Olson l. Co., left for the eastern markets Sun
day morning: and you may expect to see a
fine stock of spring and summer goods when
he returns.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Improved American Oats.

I imported some of this variety last
year from Joseph Harris Seed Company,
Moreton Farm. Rochester, NY. I sowed
them the 18th, 10th and 18th of April
ten or fourteen days late for last year. I
think. sowed two and one-fourth
bushels per acre. or q little over two
thirds of sack full. They yielded
fifty -nine and a half bushels per acre,
machine measure; eighteen bushels more
than my other oats on same kind of land.
and from sixteen to twenty-five bushels
more per acre than my neighbors' oats.
There has been variety of oats sent
called the "Harris Oat" Some of our
friends may think it Is one we have in
PRODUCED. Not so; we know nothing of
it. The only variety of oat we raise or
sell is called the Improved American"
In this neighborhood it is called the
Harris Oat." and is rapidly taking pre-
cedence of all other varieties. Taking 1t
all in all, 1t is the best oat we have ever
seen. It is white oat. stiff straw. ripens
early, has never rusted with u.s. and will
produce more and better oats per acre
than any variety we have vet grown
Elk tract from the Joseph Harris Seed
Co.'s Catalogue,
Price. go cents per bushel at my farm
three miles northeast of Taopi. or &c
cents per bushel, sacks included, deliv-
cred at railroad depots at Taopi OF
Grand Meadow. Ten per cent discount
on twenty-five bushel lots or upwards
Address r. REIERsoN,
Taopi, Mower County, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Bucklen,s Arnlca Salvo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbllans
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. aud pos
itively cures Piles. or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cents peI
box, For sale BY Dorr & Void.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedilv cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles and constipation
Splendid for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest and surest. 30 doses
for IS cents. Sample free at Giles &
Tryon's. ...
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Tho Best Result.

Every ingredient employed in produc-
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly pure,
and is the best of its kind it is possible to
buy. All the roots and herbs are care
fully selected, personally examined, and
only the best retained. So that from
the time of purchasing until Hoods Sar-
saparilla is prepared, everything Is care.
fully watched with view to attaining
the best result. Why don't you try It?
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19

Pianos! Pianos! Organs! Organs!
W. FL. Harrington,
First door north of First National Bank
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19
Chicago, st. Paul ( Kansas City Railway

ehicago, st. Paul 4 Kansas City Railway
Is the direct route to CHICAGO. ST.
PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS, DUBUQUE.
ST. JOSEPH and KANSAS CITY.
Connects in Union Depots at St. Paul and
Minneapolis for all
Dakota, Manitoba and Pacific Coast
Points. Connects IN Chicago with all Lines
East and South.
GOING NORTH.
st. Paul Accommodation. .6:12 q. m.
Chicago Accommodation. 200 p. On.
GOING SOUTH.
Mason City Accommodation. :45 a. m.
ST. Louis Express. .l:u6 p. m.
Chicago accommodation arrives at Chicago
at a. m, making connections for all eastern
points.
~ All Daily.
W. r. BUSENBARK.
Genl Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Chicago Ill.
For tickets and information apply TO Arthur
Cole. Agent at Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19

Pianos! Pianos! Organs! Organs!
w. II. Harrington.
First door north of First National Bank.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-19

1t was Helmholtz who once remarked
that the greatest discovery he ever made
was that of the genius and writings of
Thomas Young. whom he considered to
be ''the greatest man of science that has
ever appeared in the history of this
planet" The Rev. w. 81. Milburn, "the
blind preacher" will contribute to Har-
per's Magazine for April an account OF
this extraordinary man and his works.
A portrait of Young will accompany the
article. In 1.-The Editors Drawer" of
the same number the same writer will
present a few anecdotes of Bishop
Asbury.
/ George Kennan's lecture at the Opera
House on Monday evening last was in.
deed q rare treat He is an excellent
speaker, easy in delivery and very en-
Pertaining. The last half of his lecture
was given in Russian costume, every
article of which was obtained from q
political prisoner exiled in Siberia. His
Iportrayal of the degrading manner IL
which these prisoners live awakened
sympathy in every heart and made the
freedom of America stand out in pleas
anter aspects than ever before The
pathos was strong and the bits of humo1
4 very we'll appreciated His thorough
understanding of the subject won fol
him golden OpiOns from a DELIGHTED
audience. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-08
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