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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-07
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livery Western Farmer
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The toier will the mighty influence of his hardy
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A Mean Husband.

Husband greatly excited)-Get my hat,
dearest. A dog catcher has stolen the poodle
and says he is going to kill it.
Wife-The hateful mani Are you going to
see II you can take it from him, darlingi
mo, EN- going to see that he keeps his
word. Thine
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-07
A W0man's Note,

Lawyer-Did you give Mr.. Skinaint your
note tor the amount, as. i advised you TOT
Young Widow tweeping)-Yes, l did. l
wrote him the sweetest little note that ever
was, and the very next day he came and put
a mortgage on my Burlington
Free Press
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-07
COUNTY, LECTURERS,

Cottonwood +" Walter W. Bean, Westbrook.
1.-THE State Lecturer hopes that County Alli-
ances will be formed in every county and county
lecturers elected Or in the absence Of this action,
that the name Of good men will be sugges ed to
him. as county lecturers who will take hold and
organize their respective counties.
BY a recent amendment to he constitution OF
the State Alliance, the initiation fee raised to
so cents for each member, and one-hah of the
amount thus paid goes to the lecturer organ
izer This will pay very well for the trouble taken
and expenses OF travel.l
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-07
Awful to Contemn,ate.

Awful to Contemplate.
'sA scientist asserts that in twelve million
years the sun will cease to give forth light
and heat"
"Heavens! how insuferable the gas and
coal companies will bel"LTime.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-07
The Reason.

Mr.. Fussy-Why do you charge me twenty
five cents for hair cut when your sign says,
First class hair cut, fifteen centsi"
Barber-Ah, but monsieur has not the first
class hair!-Life
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-07

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GOOS 1tinies from rs varieties of Selected
Stock. Send cent Stamp for 70 page Catalogue.
j. g. SH.EMAKER, Dakota, Ill.
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GAVE MONEY :! : :ss;::

Our 40O-page Catalogue is sent FREE by
Y express prepaid on receipt OF 10 cents. It
contains about 400 large pages with over
Stoves, Cutlery, Guns Buegies. Carriages. SnrInr
WAGONS. Harness. Jewelry, Chairs, Tables and
all kinds OF Furniture. With this Catalogue You
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T. N. ROBERTS,
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-07

JUDICIAL DISTRICT LECTURERS
Sth Jud. Dist.-Geo w. Day, Glencoe, IEm.
braces Carver, LIE Sueur, Nc Leod and SIbley
Counties.]
10th Jud. Dist.-Robert Eckford, Dexter, MINI
Embraces Fillmore. Freedom, Houston and
Mower Counties.1
18th Jud. Dist.-M. l.. Snow, Marietta. [Em
braces Chippewa, Kandiyohi, Lac qui Parle
Meeker, Swift and Yellow Medicine Counties.1
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LECTURERS.

Where Co. Alliances have appointed Lectur
er,please inform u.s.
STATE observation-disclosures BoNNELLY
Address 72S Selby Ave., st. Paul, until further
notice.
Prof. John Anison-Depy State Lecturer.
Everett W. Fish % " +"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-03-07
DISTRICT LECTURERS

DISTRICT LECTURERS.
LIST Congressional District-A. L. Gardner.
Waltham. Mower Co.
I'd Cong Dist.-Hon. Jas. 81. Baker, Garden
City, Blue Earth Co.
Sd Cong. Dist.-Geo. W. Day, Glencoe. Mcleod
County.
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RlC PAY selling our Rubber Stamps. Gaia
. logue free j. NJ. MiTTEN 4 Co., Cleveland O.
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"Cushing's Manual"

We will mail cIOth-bOund copy OF
'Cushing's Manual on receipt of
54cts. (4c. of this is for postage
This is to accommodate the Alliance
officers who need a parliamentary
guide. Cushing's is the recognized
authority in such matters.
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VII ySr CUT THIS OFT and I'd return ss

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you for six months. THE YOUNG IDEA, the
bright est and best juvenile magazine published
1t il handsomely illustrated, and contains the
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Publisher, Belvidere. ILL.,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-04
Admired To ,he Hawaiian Bar.

Mr.. Walter Francis Fresr was last
week admitted to practice in all the
courts Of the Kingdom. The Su-
preme Court opened with Chief Jus
tice Judd. Mr.. Justice McCully. and
Mr.. Justice Bickerton On the bench.
The Chief Justice, after announcing
that al application for admission to
practice snd proper certificates had
been riled by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
70 him the osth Of office. Mr.. Frear
Crsdustei from Yale university with
the degree Of Alb. some i've years
sco.since which time he has pursued
the study Of law continuously, nrst
s, the Hastings college Of the law IN
San Francisco. afterwards with Hon.
A. 5. Hartwell Of this city, snd more
recently in the law department OF
Ysle university, from which he grad
usted last June with the degree Of
LIB. r.1Cs1 c,za ls&6e. at the same
time taking the Jewell prize for the
best examination ST graduation.
Mr.. Frear Is also member Of the
Connecticut bsr. During the paSt
summer he hiss travelled IN Europe.
His offices are those lately occupied
by the present Acknowledgements
over Bishop \ Co.'S bank.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-04
The New Central rpion church.

The cement concrete foundations
for the new Central Union Church,
OF the corner OF Richard and Bere-
tsnia streets. have Just been com
pleted in the most substantial and
thorough wOrkmsnlke manner by
Mr.. Fred. Harrison. the contractor.
The work vss superintendent by Mr..
H. Msckintosh, the present Super
inter6ent u Public Works, who
found the work finished according 70
the specifications.
The foundation walls were changed
from the original plans II regard 70
thickness and als0 the depth. The
foundations for the main tower and
the piers 70 carry the msin roof have
been placed OF the coral. the balance
o. sand. The work has been done II
the most careful manner. and Is
highly crediisble 70 Mr.. Harrison :
ability - 3 contractor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-04
DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE

THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.
Advice 10 InyalidS.-If You wish 70 ob-s--
quiet refreshing sleep. free from heaSzcha =
lief from pain and anguish, TO calm and assSsrs
the weary aehings OF pzotrScted dsSsass =,
viSorate the nervous media. and rerr-ars -
circulating systems of the bodv rc1 - -
vide yourself with that msrvell01s re=essF -
covered by Or. ]. Coils Browne cate 49,
Medical stan. 10 which he gave tie 49, -
CHLORoDYNE. and which is sdnirreS s. -
profession 10 be the most wonderful a-,i 49,
able remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODYNE is the best remedy S-,-.- -
coughs. Consumption. Bronchitis. As-h-a
CHLoRoDYNE acts ike = cham IN d.
naa. and Is the only specific n ChOIe-s -
Dysentery.
CHLoRoDYNE eEeetually euts sAs-. a.
Spssns. -
CHLoRoDYNEis the only palliative in "
5algia. Rheumatism, Gout, Csccer. TccrEsrS-
Meningitis, &c.
From Synes < Co.. Phsrmsee.-se,, g..
is, Medical Hall, >irla. January 5. ia -
y; 1. davenport, ESQ-. 3. Great Russell So
DO 1S-seoH oy, London Dear >ir,-We s2o-aee
tnls opportunity OF corgrzrulas--g vor -I-,.,- -
Widespread reputation this Justly esree-,..f
medicine, Dr.. J. Coils Brownies ChIo-,.s---
h a- earned for Itself not only in HindOstas,
oni All over the East. As 4 remedy FOR oe-s-.i
gulty. We must question whether bssre- =
imported into the country, ard we sh.1f -. -
4 gear OF Us nsdine place IN every 40
-
20 say, are now relegated 70 tn native bsI,--Ss
and, judging from their sale. we fane~ 49,.
soloorn there will be bat eTanascen- "
could multiply instances cd faSzffl1r1 a. -. =
tI1otcln4ry erncaey OF Dr. Coils Brours-s CO.
rodTne IN Di2rrhGa and DySerte-v S-,Ss--s
SF3npS. Neuralgia. the Vomiting o. P-ao----
anu a general sec3tive. II AZ have or,---s.s
under our personal observation du-i,- -
years IN Sholeraic Diarrhea. and eve,7 n -.
more Terri Die forms OF Ckolers itself Ne So
witnessed its surprisingly conrrolIf-o, --o'--'-
We nave never used any other forz1 81 -Ss-
Iaedlcine Khan Colhs BrOwnes- F-o-- = -
SSonsietion that Il Is decidedly TIE best. ana -,
nom sense OF duty We owe 70 IRE s-,,F.<-s-
ahc the pubic, as We are Of ooinscr 49, -
substitution OF asy other than CcIiis R-------
! DELIBERATE BREACH OF Path % - -
OF THs CHEMIST TO PEESCzIEEg IN P.------
AIkE- We are, Sir. faithfully vos-s S. :
20, Members OF the Pha-r. SScie-r ~ -
lists. -o- N-e---
CAC N.-Nies-Chancello- So II
woe stated that Dr.. J. Coils Brown. -
t --o.oteo-y, ne Inventor OF Chloro5r-a- -
n, ,ae s.oTy OF the defendant Free-ls5 -. -
ilosSAielE untrue which. be rae-er-ea =, -
1854. a--E p
sold IN bottles AZ =. 1Is.. = a.
&c Is e4en None = genuine uf-so-- -
Noi1S " d Coils BroWne-s ChIo-oIl--.s - -
- - 80 e1nAenl stamp OVsrWhel-lf-- 49,
cal ss'i1loAE accompanies each borrIs
Osuiion--Beware OF Piracv ana T-,7---..
~ sole Manufaetgre-J T. DavrNpor- =
Ole-i Hnsse4l Street Bloom Sh---- ? - - 81
1914 sn
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corporation. st present in close pro1-
unity 10 the church building IN
course Of construction for the Chi
nese congregation and that re
spondent pay the costs Of these pro
ceedings-
A. f. JUpn,
l.. MCCULLY,
SANFORD b. DON.
+. VI. Hatch, for the petitioners
the respondent in person.
October Is, 1870.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-04
HRUES ALMANAC.

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advertisements.

VIII leSve EouClclu AZ : O'Clock ?. m, touching
81 I.ahaira NSSlSeS BSy and MSSerS the same
Gavs M4hGkc@a. hawaihSe, SnG laUp2hoehos
the following iSv. striving 81 Eilo 81 snS6niSht.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-04

In view q the threatened arrival
Of the cholera iron Asiatlc ports,
the San Francisco Board Of Health
hss issued sn address appealing 70
all residents 10 keep absolutely
clean. q as nearly IS possible that
sll oesspools. sinks. sewers, cellars
and out-houses Be flushed OF clesned
s. the case may require. 81 least Two
OF three times 8 week. and liberal
Use made q d-Sinfectants-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-11-04

Returning leaves Hilo, touching ~ l&up&hOs,
hos sane day h&wA21Sc. . n; M&hpSonS, i
noon: MzkClS. 6 ?, M; NSS'&ea BAY, n n;
LahSsrS ID p. =. the following cSy; striving s;
Eoco,g,- 3 -. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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osnsral advertisements.
Insurance Notice

The Agent tor the British Foreign Marine In
surance Company (Limited) has received in
structions to Reduce the Rates of lnsur-
ance between Honolulu and Ports in The Pacific,
and Is now prepared to Issue Policies At the
lowest rates with special reduction on freight
per steamers. THEo. H.DAVlES.
1SSS ~ Agent Brit. For. Mar. 1ns. Co.. Limited.
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The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

Miss Harriet Hosmer has been commits
stoned to execute life.size statue of Queen
Isabella of CASTLE. for which special pa
vilon will be erected In the Woman's De-
partment Of the Chicago Fair of 1898.
Utica, N. Y. is the fortunate city to Sc.
cure the Masonic Home. to be erected by
that State. The building will be of brick
and terra Gotta, and probably about four
stories high. The architect is VIM. II. Hume
of IN. " Utica's citizens are proud of Sc
curing this building. The corner stone will
probably be laid next spring.
A copy of the Boston Herald blew to the
top of Lynn church steeple and got tan.
up with the vane. SO that it couldn't turn.
From this fact the Herald claims the highest
circulation. 1t is noticeable, however, that
contact with the herald demeralized the
vane so that 1t couldn't tell the truth.-Lynn
Bee.
President Carter of Williams college is a
very practical prohibitionist. The town
authorized the granting of two licenses, but
time passed on and no places for the sale of
liquor were opened. Investigation showed
that President Carter had quietly bought the
two licenses, and thus prevented the legal
sale of liquor In the town.
The Germon Emperor's surprise visits
w WIG FoAiouo uaiiaSho aAo UoCOmluS 50
frequent as seriously to damage his popu-
larity. A few days ago he came on guard
unattended by the necessary bugler, who
was absent for few seconds, and visited
the breach of discipline with the immediate
dismissal of the colonel Of the regiment and
other severe penalties.
The following advertisement is taken from
the Liverpool Daily Post: "Will the lady
wearing spectacles, who, on Thursday even
ing, the 7th inst, drove a dark pony and
four wheeled ph&t0D, with groom behind,
along lakewood road, and injured valuable
saddle horse by not taking her side of the
road, kindly get better pair of glasses and
take driving lessons before she ventures out
AGAIN."
There was novel display by the colored
people of Ellcott City. Nd, few days ago.
1t was called an umbrella parade. and con-
sisted of line Of men, dressed in dark
clothes with white caps, carrying tri-colored
umbrellas. and followed by two gaily dec
GRATED chariots containing children and la
dies dressed In white, the whole headed by a
band. While marching the umbrellas were
kept constantly twirling, making pictur-
esque scene.
Although Rev. Sam Small is a d. d. and
the president of a University, he can't get 9
certificate of church membership. He LOST
his membership in the Methodist church
when he Joined the Episcopal church and
tten he lost his membership in the Episcopal
church when he went back to the Methodist
church. Consequently he has no papers Of
any kind to show and may have to Join the
local Methodist church In Ogden, Utah, or
probation.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

more than once, they warn away many YES
sells that are standing into danger. Summer
cottagers and metropolitan tax-dodgers who
ma relief from certain troubles in home
Ny the SAD sea waves have no right to put
osner people in danger on the ocean, although
they have many times manifested desire to
own the EARTH" Beside their usefulness.
the buoys have in most cases the advantage
OF priority of residence, and the lighthouse
board would be perfectly justified in telling
the cottagers that If they were not satisfied
with their neighbors they could remove to
some more favored spot
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

Certain people who live along the North
shore, so called. in Massachusetts, that sec
tion Of the coast lying between Boston Har-
Dor and Cape Ann, have commenced cam
paign against the whistliDg buoys that are
planted along the coast at various points of
danger These people have selected the
boston Herald as their organ and scarcely
gay passes without the publication of some
Kind oil abuse directed against these yery
necessary aids to navigation. The buovs.
the writers say, are not musical. Thew give
out unearthly screeches and groans. and
these come with startling irreguIaritv beinc
actuated by nothing more methodical than
the waters of the ocean. This is all true
rom the shore-dwellers point of view. but
sneIe is another side to the question. Those
VINO 30 down to the sea in ships. and coast
along the shore find whistllng bnovs o, Vros
greatest utility. Fog sometimes shn. VI 'ne
the lights, and darkness obscpraa .,'s ou'
and spar buoys that mark some obstr sue can
but these automatic whistles keen Al nau,,
day and night, and unless some irate co,, .oiK
fires bullet through them, as the MOTH
shore people are said to have done
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23
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vigorator.

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vigorator.
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The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

The confession of the strikers who at
tempted to wreck passenger train on the
New York Central road duplicates Master
workman Lee Of the Knights of Labor. Ac-
coroing to the story of the wreckers Lee had
guilty knowledge that the attempt had been
made, and offered the men who made 1t
money to flee from the country" Lee de-
MES the story in toto,
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

The Lynn Bee gives the citizens Of that
town some advice that they would do well to
heed. 1t la well known that there is trouble
there between leather manufacturer and
the union leather workers of the city. When
ever work ceases and this mans employees
go home they are surrounded by "a bowling
mob" as several papers have designated
them, who render police protection necces-
sary. According to the Bee, well-known
citizen said "If we who go to look on.
would only keep away, there would be
no mob" I'VE compose the mob" The Bee
comments, "the truth Of the remark was eyi-
Dent Inc remote possibility that there
might be some violent expression against the
non-union men when they left Moulton's
morocco factory ut the close Of the do,,.
WORE was what attracted the crowd. II
there was to be row Everybody wanted 70
be on hand to see it." The Bee then ooes ~
to say that the presence Of the crowd Of ,d,a
lookers-on who would do much tovarS
screening the instigator of any violence that
might occur, would do much toward stimr.
lating the riotous spirit Of certain class ~
hoodlums who had no interest In the contro.
versy, and that If this class succeeded in
making trouble, the union men would have
to bear the blame of 1t. The historic order
Of Napoleon to his police, that the crowd
must be kept moving, is recalled. and dis
interested people are warned to keep away
from the seat OF war.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

Commenting on the article entitled
"Wanted-A Leader" which recently ap-
peared in the editorial column of the Argus,
the Bangor Wing says
The above from the Portland Argus is evidently
from the pen Of Col. Adams. Since the election
the Argus has undertaken to detract from Mr..
Reeds great victory by attribsting 1t to bribery.
vigorous editorial indicates the appearance of the
master hand az the helm.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

Mr.. Dillon goes right on advising the Irish
tenants not to pay rent in spite of his arrest
Ii Mr.. Balfour expected to suppress him he
must be convinced by this time that he
made great mistake. Uttered as it now is
in the face Of grave danger to himself Mr..
billions advice will have vastly more weight
with the Irish tenantry than before.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

If yOW are sUe0E, tired and
nervous, sOith Iif;eIess feeling
and no ambition to sC0rlc. it sOiIE
restore yOser strength, vigor
and energies. Ty0W are sleep
less and aUaEe tired mornings,
aUith dull head, bad taste In the
mouth, no appetite, depression
of mind and ectrene nervous
ness, it sOilL clear yoatr head,
tome atp your saer0es, dnVigor-
ate yoasr blood and pat vims and
life into y0at.
ry- DR.. GREENE, the famous lecturer and spc-
cialist in the of and chronic diseases,
can be consulted free at his office, "a Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, personally or by letter.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 20.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu-
nisttions. The name and address of the writer
are in all cases Indispensable not necessarily for
publication but as a guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

The Louisiana lottery people think they
have discovered way in which the provis-
Ions of the anti-lottery law may be safely
evaded. Their scheme is to buy Montreal
newspaper, fill 1t with advertisements of the
lottery and flood the United States with
copies of 1t. They claim that under the
terms of the postal union our authorities will
have no right TO exclude the paper from the
mails. There may be something In this
story, but If there had existed such an easy
way Of evadiDg the law attention would
probably have been called to it during the
discussion. 1t is highly improbable that cur
postal authorities would have been blind
tn IL
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23

Perhaps Chicago did well to choose a
native for director-general for the worlds
fair No other man would enjoy the conf.
dence Of the people Of the Windy CITY as
likely to do his level best for the boom.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-23
o NCoNSTIrUTIoNALITY ABOUT THAT
1RronklYn Standard. Ininn.l

1t seems likely that the Louisiana lottery
will have to go to Mexico, and perhaps to
Halifax, in the metaphorical sense OF the
name of the town. The provision denying a
newspaper the use of the mails II 1t contains
lottery advertisements Is sword thrust.
The huge swlndle is wounded, 1t is hoped
MORALLY. We wonder it has not been ascer-
tanned by the experts that there is thrilling
and terrible element of Capitalization and
unconsttutionality in this thing,