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Nor A Cent In II Fon Us.

bCi thoOSANDS EOh 1OU.
We must get out of this building on or before Jan.
uary Is. 1891. and our stock of FINE READY-NIADE
CLOTHING. HATS. CAPS AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS must go before we do-hence
the following prices:
LOT 4e,5, FANCY SUITS FOR MEN. $3.50 A
SUIT. ...-.. -.
LOT 1855. ALL-wooL CHEvIoT SUITS. 90. os
SUIT.
LOT 4672. DARK GRAY CHEvIOT SUITS ALL
WOOL. St. - SUIT.
LOT 1887. BEAVER WEIGHT SUITS FULL IN.
DIGO, So ~ SUIT.
LOT 47o5. ALL-wooL CAss. SUITS, D. B. COATS.
$9.6S SUIT.
LOT 364O. NOBBY SUITS. SILK AND WOOL,
COMBINATION STRIPE, $9.6SASUIT
FULL LINE OF HARRIS CASHMERE SUITS,
ANY ONE OF WHICH WOULD BE CHEAP AT els.
ARE NOW OFFERED
FULL Six bEt sls. 5 g 4 sU AED VESTS.
tS;fs ESH @ D. ~ skSStnn TO
STORM COATS, LOT aoos. slo; REDUCED TO
lot 21a3, BLUE CHINCHILLA ovERCoATs.
lot E0f IA t BLACK B2xvfR ovEEooArs. sls. 80;
RfAs FRiaE
CAMpBELL,s KERsEy oyERCoATs. REAL BAR
AZ si HfHScE R2 II cXsks $50
Boys 20, Sos; sH3ET I, PANTS PA! SUITS. sl.ee UPWARD.
MEMS PANTALOONS,
Strictly Atwood plaids regular retail price, A. 30:
have been reduced to e.
30 A PAIR.
No" We i Ssnds5 that the
HArnless' over q BEh assd s g iSas tns
Got the g b at THE hands Of the PEOPLE!
LINEN COLLARS, COON 4 CLUETT'S BEST MAKE,
STAMPED - CENTS APIECE,
GO AT ~ CENTS DOZEN.
Cnlaundered Shirts. Bosons and Cuffs Of 600
linen. Fruit oftheLOom Musin reinforced front and
bark, patent continuous stays fened seams gussets
and full ~ inches IN length =
THREE SHIRTS FOR 81.
MEMS HALE HOSE, REGULAR RETAIL PRICE.
IMPROVED AUTOMATIC WIRE BUCKLE sUs-
q: q UNDERWEAR REDUCED TO 75C. SCAR
THE KNIFE HAS DONE ITS WORK ANp-Now rs
YOUR TIME AND OPPORTUNITY TO REAP THE
GOODS 10 The TRADE DGRINd THE e coNTi IN
ANCE OF THIS SALE.
VICTOR T. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
HATS CAPS ell,
AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
TS1 and 90 9TH ST. NV. cor. Mass. ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open EVENINGS until O'Clock. Saturday evening
until ii O'ciotE-.iil after the holidays.
9E-FOR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE FORTY
FOUR FEET OF NEW SHELVING, TEN DOVE
TAILED COUNTER DRAWERS. THREE GLASS
HAT T, CASES AND ONE LOT OF SOLID OAK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
HE Legs, Not Ma Idsss. WA.

Prom the Epoch. neeas
Great Edisor-"You want TO be . ,our,.,.-.
Mr.. Deake? What are your ou.,,s. na<
Mr.. Deake with pardonable rr;S.s ~
graduated from Harvard. snd -
graduate course at YALE ''ox . pese-
Great Editor-"Um, ye.. both -.
sshiencailyi yon must have = cos So % ooxesea
SsuPp o you start in collecting bicvcls -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

man on C street writes to say: "Your off
spring, the Shooting Star Olumn, is the laugh
ing stock of the town." This doesn't look like
compliment at first, but that's what it is on
inspection. Thanks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
A COLD DAY.

Does Editor Dana Of New York think the
profit in a q. s. Senatorship is stuffed?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

Az mueller Of the press Mr.. Parnen takes
the crowbar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
Death of Mrs. KeIghfley.

Death of Mrs. Keightley.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell Keightley, wife of Judge
Keightley, who was formerly a member of Con-
gress from Michigan and later third auditor of
the Treasury Department, died at Hyde Park.
a suburb of Chicago. last Wednesday. Mrs
keightley was well known in this city and the
announcement Of her death will carry deep re-
greet to a very large circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN. NEAR MAssA-
- ciu-esiS liz 9Th n W PRINCIPALS Misses
fOl~LOt and NOERk- Primary and grammar de-
tAr'hiehts r'etfi krderarten and teachers train
ing class. Delsarte physical culture drawing. music
sunny rooms. open fires. coach with ATTENDANCE
n.s%lsts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

Maj. r. b. Hendershot. known a. the ssDrum-
mer Boy Of Rsppahannock, |" was arrested Thur
day night on charge Of passing q worthless
check on . hotel keeper at Portland, Greg. He
refused to settle or give bonds and vent 10
Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

Farragut Relief Corps, No. s, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year; Presi-
dent, Mrs. E. A. Chambers; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs: N. P. Ripley; Junior vice president,
Mrs. Lydia Barnes; treasurer, Mr.. A. NJ.
Dykea; secretary, Miss Ethel Dinsmore; chap
Marion Mahoney; guard, Mrs. Mary Hodgkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

Miss Lucy Fayerweather, tho widow Of the
deceased New York leather merchant, Daniel
=. Fayerweather, who by win decided over
~ O00, 900 to colleges, obtained leave from Sur
rOgate Ramson 10 withdraw her consent to the
probate Of the win and win contest the instru-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
Rux Mad.

Rux Mad. .
Some Of our competitors get mad say ugly things
about because sell Rubbers for 2.s Ladies'
Welt shoes for a. when they yet "a e., 30 Shoe
~ they get -: Edwin Clapps Mems 81 Shoe for a.
Now. am Just trying TO my business to suit
purchasers and not dealers. don't care how mad you
get what you say. my customers tell me il helps
every time
Come early and get the bargains At
WILLIS SHOE STORE,
9ls 9Th st. NV.
As-s65 Domestic Sew ns Machine TO be given away
q Willis shoe store. dl2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

GETTING EVEN.
One Of the Senators from Montana is proud
of his state and resents any imputation upon its
fame or its greatness The other evening lady
meeting him for the first time asked where he
was from.
Helena" responded the Senator proudly.
Helena? Helena?' queried the lady, pray,
where is Helena?''
The Senator, boiling over with righteous
indignation. answered the question, and with a
gallant smile, said:
"And may inquire where you are from?"
Certainly" she said pompously, II am from
Brooklyn"
'Oh, yes, Brooklyn" echoed the Senator
beautifully. Brooklyn is fine town. Quite
near Hoboken in New Jersey, isn't it?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13
DIR. Murphy Resigns.

DIR. Murphy Resigns.
DR.. P. J. Murphy, who has been for many
years the resident physician at Columbia Hos
Pitnl, has resigned. The vacancy has not yet
been filed. ."-...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-13

COLD DAY.
They were walking on Connecticut avenue
yesterday afternoon and it was cold enough to
freeze the hands off of clock. She had on
pair Of light undressed kid gloves and he had
on mittens
Jimmy" she exclaimed, slapping her hands
together, but these kids are too cold for any
thing"
II don't see Why" he said, very comforta-
bly,.
Don't you?" she snapped at him sccrnfully.
II presume it is because they are undressed."
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FOR SALEcLOTS.
lDALLsADES OF THE POTOMAC LAND IN
IL PROvEMENT COMPANY.

fOh SAIIE"LOIO.
PRoyEMENT COMPANY.
The great increase in the population of Washington
well larxe increase the value Of central prop
erty forcing enlargement Of its boundaries and
obligin9 those desiring houses and villa
dences purchase outside of the present city limits
This company offers lots JO11JO. also villa sites,
beautifully situated the Conduit road, overlooking
the Potomac and within three miles of White
House. at the low price Of 10 cents per square foot
As tins is the most beautiful annex OF WASHINGTON
and must soon become a residential portion now is
the time to invest to reap the future large profits
Call for plat and full particulars.
dI:Is, tuSth3t 1415 st. NV.
Look'
BRIGHTwOOD LOTS FOR SALE.
20 LOTS 40
25x100 and 35xl00.
ON MILITARY ROAD.
Near
BRIGHTwOOD.ANp ROCK CREEK PARK.
Two Squares from 9TH Street Cars
$50 to $3.50.
ON EASY TERMS.
For further information
DUGAN l. BUTLER.
dI3-3t 500 st. NV
r You DID NOT KNOW you
'o'ID s 81 : TO 800 500 fHo"
And H EsFir6 il slf IS Of the
WASHINGTON N,ssLSsG ,ns, CIT. G1TY s.. STREETS Rec
ALL TIE sP sfsk BY "lfsh soS
DRIVES and SHADE IMhks iarnIshsa Sy, the
contemplated 1 h rs p enEs authorities
10 mas he erfy in no
MINNESOTA N aye AYP H B y ST..
Terms sa, c Title par
For p.' prize is nn i1 ST
dlI Corner 10Th and 6 .ts. NV.
Foe SALE
SQUARE 1o5I
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
GET BUILDING SITE IN
SQUARE 1861
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN
WHY WILL YOU MAKE MONEY.
BECAUSE
We selling these lots cbeapy per foot adjacent
ground is selling for by the square.
THE PURCHASER GETS THE ADVANCE.
WATER. SEWER. GAS.
CAR LINES. HERDICs.
BROAD STREETS AND PARKING.
IMPROVEMENTS.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Iarve Appropriations for Street improvements.
-Four New Rapid Transit Car Lines be Built Past
and Within Our Block of 1851.
Large Number of New Buildings Being Erected.
NOTWITHSTANDING ALL THIS
We selling these lots cheaply per foot ground
Is selling for by the square. and giving you
achance TO pay for it in
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Deed. Abstract and Plat furnished with
each lot Free.
For price list pats and all information call upon or
address
Z. l. MATTICE h CO.,
Sole Agents.
n1S-1m 1905 G st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.

NvM. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF DINNER, TEA, CHAMBER
SETS AND GLASS WARE.
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER SIXTEENTH,
commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, l will sell in
store 81 sth st. N. W.
-. -,.. ~ DINNER SETS.
10 TEA SETS AND LOT OF
CHAMBER SETS. WITH AND WITHOUT JARS,
Table Glass Ware of every q. scriItion Cutlery. &C.
These goods Will I've exhibition day before sale and
will DE sold without reserve, this icing clearing out
sale. idl:1+9tI WM. LOWENTHAL, Auctioueer.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF THE
SUPERB LAW Library
OF THE LATE
JUDGE WILLIAM B. SMELL,
SOLD AT AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF F. C. THAYER. EXECUTOR.
SALES ROOMS,
COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
MONDAY, DECEMBER %. 1890,
COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK Pm.
SEVERAL WALNUT BOOKCASES.
BOOKS WILL BE ON VIEW COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER nth INSTANT.
dl3-7 THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
WEEKs CO., Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES,
WE WILL, h sfi p t tiSEIi Bk3kEE TUT
ssTT9kkE 9f HkNkI b. LASkNY. ~ Penn
S fStiSd M 9SpaY NG pEgE&sFk f fff
TEENTH. AT HALF-PAST SEVEN r NJ AND
CONTINUING UNTIL TIE ENTIRE STOCK
Is DISPOSED OF, WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE-
COMPRISED OF LADIES' AND CENTS FINE
GOLD AND METAL WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND
yEMELRl OF ALL KINDS, CLOCKS, SILVER
MARI w;s OPERA AND FIELD GLASSES. Guns.
BoXES. HUGS. PLUSH SHAVING BOXES, AL
BINS, BIBLES, TYPEWRITER, DRAINING IN
SHIPMENTS. CLOTHING, NOTIONS, ETC, AND
4 LAKtiE STOCK oF GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO
II ATCLIFFE. DARR X CO.. Auctioneers.
H !reO Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS AT OUR
SALES ROOMS.
!r,O PA AVE. n. W.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER SIXTEENTH 1890
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK A.
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF
Furniture OF description, such Parlor Suites
Walnut and Oak Chamber Furniture, Hat Racks Side.
lounges, Fancy Goods, Rugs. Martlrobes Mirrors
Desks. show Cases and lot Of goods suitable tor the
Holidays.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
JAPANESE SCREESS.
ALSO
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
~ FINE GOLD MATCHES.
SEVERAL SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
At II O'CLOCK VI.
MATT $50 G ST. W in rear of main s,1esraams5
LOf HARNESS. CARRIAGES. WAGONS &C. &c
All Furniture and Merchandise sold exclusive ely
within the silss ROOMS. dLS.t
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EOR SALE-ao ACRES ATwINDHAM'ssT STATION
4 Metropolitan X X, Building lots L 81. near
Vermont .s3 foot. Lots q 81 bet 3Isf and
Valley SITS. very desirable. front Improved
by large old-fsshIOned exceedingly comfortable
house y ST. n. ". bet 3lst and I'D sss a great
barSsln- Foundry mills latest improved hinery
nne water power. Lots and ). block 3. Cleveland
Hsixhts.
Lots-Oak View and FOstoria
+. L. MOORE I. JANNEY BROWN.
n1l-tr 1908 st. NV
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o discovered bye Insanity rsissves and
g Gan 9 eminent PhvS ogssdiIy cures css.Hh;
90 UCC . an infsllble cure.
sold By G. CHRISTIAN. Wholesale and Rstail.
nl3-Sm 4S4 Pen m ave.
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II BARGAINS IN LOTS
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,
BI.DOkLAND,
SOUIH BROOkI.AND.
have large number Of lots the above suhiivs-
Ihi- properly Increasing rapidly in value and
l. the test suburb of Washington buy either for
home or qulrS turn at good advance For plats.
frlces, Sc-, call on
BEDFORD W. WALKER.
d4-ln lOtS j ~. NV.
LOR sALE-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON r
st. near 10Th. fronting .5454 ST.. con-
tsnne flo ssilarr IL private side alley and public
alley 80 IL wide III the rear.
CHARLES r. NEWMAN.
d}2w Room -. Atiantir building
EOk SALE-BEAU1IFUL LOTS ON COkCOKAN
u ST. hear New Hampshire ave. 81. 30 foot very
cheap Apply CHARLES EARLY. tsr} lIth ST DIV
BLOONiSGDAIF
North Capitol -. and FlOrida 100 lots 50xlOO.
ON North Capitol ST.. FLORIDA ave-. X. r and
u W. Prices 10 TO 81 peT foot large portion pur-
chase money four years at Yer cent St now benz
paved with asphalt and will have water and sewer
North Capitol telI improved by the city electric
raiiway other improvements progress. For plat,
az. apply To A l. BARBER 4 CO,
d2-lm, Ls Droit building
L'OR sALE-A FRONTAGE OF 80 ON q ST
bot Eth and 18th BY depth Of 1l:Ss4 To :gLfoot
aLey nnProNy,i ~ dwellings. renting tor slUO
Lot No n IN square 1854 fronting ~. q On ST. n
O. aNeraxe depth of 10 feet TO .s4-foot alley. ~.
Lot No III square 1913. fronting u, feet on St s.
O., by depth OF 1:5U feet.
Sc. cor. Of and LIST n. W lot 1.1xIi0: this is
one cf the most desirable corners for Improvement
the " sl Clio. W. IiNKiNS.
tu-lin 40 18th u. H..
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-23

DR.. CrOnisss liE kommer att den 4
mai fyttas fran dess nuvarande hviloplats
till Calvary kyrkogard, och EFT monument
skall der uppresas 0fver den m6rdades
graf pa den for delta andamal bildade
0ronin Monument Associations f6ranstal-
tande.
Mr.. KinIeys nya tariffbill, sadan den
blifvit f6randrad af tullkomiteen. bar
blifvit mera mottaglig for republikanerna
Western. Synnerligt smakar det att Soc
ker af simplare Stag kommit pa frilistan,
medan tullen pa raffinetadt socker skall
f6rminskas till 4 cent och en- premie af Q
cts per pd betales af statskassan under en-
tidrymd af Is Or for socker tillverkadt har
| landet af sockerr0r, hvitbetor och sorg-
hum, mar det under pslariseringsinstru-
mentet yisar sig halla minst IS procent.
Denna premie kommer att uppmuntra den
inlandska produktionen och gifva ersatt-
ming for de f6rluster, som tullens afskaf-
fande medf8ra. Westerns farmare 8nska
yisserigen att tullen pa vissa artiklar |
billen f0randrades, men sin helhet aro de
belatna med den.
NetC York Sun f6reslar att afskaffa
sldermanssysslan New York och tror att
hela stadens befolkning ar af samma me-
ming, da aldermannen pa sista tiden valit
till mera skam an heder. Hartill kommer
att deras myndighet blifvit betydligt in
skrankt, sa att deras hufvad sakligaste ar
bette nu bestar uti att "andra gatunam
men, uppsatta vattningshoar for hastar
och bevilja "license" for fruktsaljare och
skoborstarepOjkar." Mera ansvarsfulla
varf vagar man ej lemna handerna pa
dem och hvad New Yorks tinanser betraf-
far, regleras de till stor del af legislaturen
Gubbarne ha emellertid hvardera 4 till 5
tusen dollars arlig lon, hvilken utgift
staden gerna kunde bespara sig, helst som
dess tjensteman derigenom blefve en- ma
got hygghgare samling an hittills.
Arbetsnedtdggni1sgar h5ra till ord
ningen for dagen hela verlden. | Oster-
rike sta aIbetarne och soldaterna mot
hVarandra / full field; / Tyskland f6rbere-
da sig arbetarne till en- omfattande strejk,
Sd afven Schweiz och andra lander Eu-
ropa. Chicago afstannar Dyggnadsarbe-
tet till f0ljd af att arbetarne strejkat. /
Boston raider stor r0relse bland arbetarne,
hvilka afvakta den stora demonstration,
som arbetarne skola satta gang Europa
den mai. Den erfarenhet, som arbetar-
ne gjort har landet visar, det de sallan
uppnatt hvad de asyftat med stricken;
Europa deremot har det lyckats arbetarne
att genomdrifva sina fordringar. En-
strejk kostar arbetsgifvaren mera an den
kostar arbetarne, men den f0rre har rad
att f6rlora, hvilket deremot arbetaren
icke har; arbetsgifvaren kan taga igen
sin f6rlust, men delta kan arbetaren icke.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-23
HOPE ACADEMY.

Direktionen for Hope Academy h6ll n.y.
ligen mote. pa hvilket skolans angelagen-
heter, bade de yttre och de inre, behand-
ladies' med allvar och drift. Delta mote
hollis enkannerligen for att anOrdna for
uasta skolar, som kommer att b0rjas ON
kring den 1 oktober. De som 6nska taga
narmare kannedOm ON kurser och afgif-
ter, f6rmaner och pligter vid denna skola,
bora eftsrsanda katalogen, som smart ar
fardig. Den fas hos skolans vice princi-
pal. prof. G. A. Challman, Moorhead,
Mimi. Har kan dock sagas, att kurserna
bli desamma som hittills, blott att man
6nskar h6ja dem OH CORA under visringen
mera praktisk och gedigen. Afgiften
blir of5randrad utom iva fall, der den
blef EFT solgrand 0kad. En- kOmitee blef
tillsatt att korrespondera syfte att finna
en- skicklig person att f6resta musk och
sangafdelningen. Sang och musk sta
h6gt dessa trakter. Men man 0nskar
strafva uppat narmare malet ty det ligger
annu det aflagsna fjerran.
Direktionens ordf6rande och skolans
manager j. l.. Bj6rkqvist lemnade den
fagnande underrattelsen, att skolans 10
pande inkomster fullt betackt de l6pande
utgiftsrna. Delta torde vara mer an som
kan sagas ON de fiesta iva ars gamla sko-
lor. Elevantalet har varit uppmuntrande
stort och undervisningsarbetet har bedrif-
Wits af de sex lararne med fit och skick-
lighet. Betanker man, att sk6rden delvis
slagit fel inom delta distrikt / flera ar, ga
ar delta faktum mycket uRpmuntrande
for ALA skolans vanner. For bortvaltran-
dc af skulden, som hvilar pa skolan, har
sj nagot namnvardt kunnat g6ras pa grund
at de tryckta tiderna. Men gifver Herren
en- god gr0da under stundande sommar,
sd ar det var mening att satta vara axlar
under skuldb0rdan h6st och fora henne
ned i det dup, fran hvilket hon aldrig
atervander.
Undervisningen kommer att afslutas d.
% maj, da vi hoppas "a Sc manga vannel
narvarande fran mar och fjerran. l sam.
manhang med skolans afslutningsfest
komma L. B. s. R. R., som eyer och kon
troilerar skolan, att halla ett extra ordina-
rie mote for att behandla och besluta on
sadana at skolans intressen, som direktio
mem 81 har domvarjo 6fver. F6reningen,
ordf5rande, pastor ]. o. C4vallin. tord'
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-23
N. OCH s. DAKOTA.

LOnade sig icfce. Bismarck Electric
Light Company. har sjort So dSliga affarer.
att det slutligen sag sig f5ranlatet att
upph6ra med sin verksamhet.
Senator PettigreW af s. Dakota har
senaten vackt f6rslag ON att gifva Med
land Pacific banan vagratt Diver Crow
Creek reservationen s. Dakota.
En- ny ti6Jniag. Lyman dr. namnet pa
EFT nytt town Sioux reseryationen. Den
nya platsen haller sig redsn med en- It'd
ming, u,gifveL af p. Wall +. d. egare af
Mitchell Sun.
Misa,aetOdukdsa Farmers PrOtec-
tsVe Club ar namnet pa en / 1essa dagar
bildad f6rening, som till slit narmaste syf-
to har, att tillgodose farmarnes intressen
och s6ka f5rbattra deras stallning.
Eft Packing House ar upprattadt /
Sioux Falls, s. Da. Kontrakt for uppf0-
rande af byggnaden dr. lemnadt till f. A.
Fisher fran Minneapolis. Kostnaden gar
los pa $500, 200.
Snygg styretse. Stadsradet Grand
Forks afh6ll mote onsdags alton. Mayor
Brown hads ater utnamt Tom Murray till
polisman, men stadsradet nekade att stad-
fasta utnamningeA. Mayorns vanner pro-
testerade och EFT grail uppstod, som slutade
med slagsmal.
stttttsv0tet I Aberdeen, s. Da., ut
foil till en- afg5rande seger for republika-
nerna. Den demokratiske mayor kandida-
ten Stearns blef slagen och hela den repu.
blikanska valsedeln glck igenom med
CLANS. En- sa fullstandig republikansk Sc
ger hade man lcke vantat sig.
UtsGaesicon commissioners 0rbete III
sardeles tillfredsstallande. SO f0rklarade
&tminstone guvern6r Miller Fargo f6rli.
den onsdag. Arbetet f6rsiggar istillhet
men farmarne klaga icke 6fver utsadets
beskaffenhet, utan aro n6ida med don vars
de "a. Behsfvet af ntsade Sr icke sa stort
som man vantat.
DIRT afUeIsdjssr. Hingsten Besm
feasant, hvilken var k6pt sf Farmers Clut
Jackson, Da., for $4,000, afed at sif
omedelbart efter ankomsten till bestam
mslseorten. Hvem den hiding varit, SON
gifvit hasten det d0dande giftet, vet NAL
annu icks. En- bsl6ning DR. utlefvad fol
den skyldiges gripande.
StaCJsvnLet 1 Si0Uc Falls var en- Of
verraskning for begge partierna. Son
kandt, antog legislaturen en lag, enlig
hvilken ALA stadsembetsmannen afsattes
M voro ALA de gamla embetsmannen upp'
som kandidater; dc vile visa, att de had
folket pa sin sida och att legislaturen be
gait EFT misstag. Men harutinnan bedrog
de sig storliga, da de blefvo ALA slagna
Borgarnss kandidat p. p. Peck valdes til
mayor och med honom ALA aldermannen
4 vid valet afgafvos 2,1eo roster, eller 80
4 - 3
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-04-23
cUsTAvUs ADoLPhUs COLLEGE

Kerrespondensen slutade med omnam-
nandet af att sallskapet var Stillwater.
Konserten hollis pa utsatt It'd. Kyrkan
var val fyld. Audiensen var ganska val
belaten. Flera sanger sj0ngos ON igen
pa begaran. Inkomsterna uppgingo till
$500. Pastorn hade aRnonserat det val
och hr Wennerberg med bitraden hade
med framgang arbetat att salja biIjetter
pa f6rhand.
De sammanlagda inkomsterna uppga
till $s47.53 och de sammanlagda utgifter-
ma till $122.7s. Nettobehallning 1924 80.
vi aro ALA vannerna tack skyldige som
gjorde var resa bade angenam och lycko-
sam. Haven tack vanner.
De skriftliga examina med Senior klas-
sen togo sin b6rjan torsdagen den II april
och afslutas torsdagen den "a. De munt-
Iiga examina hallas summarizing med
skolans afslutning.
En- af aktieegarne tidningen SKAFFA-
rem har skankt ito aktier till skolan.
Haf tack. Mer mar Styrelsen hunnit be-
handla arendet. vi hafva nog gl6mt att
mamma att en- af skolans vanner Good
hue county ihogkommit inrattningen med
ett testamente pa 500 och barnhemmet
vasa och Augustans College hvardera
med en- liknande summa. Haf tack, van,
som ihogkommer Guds SAX med det som
Gud gifvit.
Pastor A. P. Martin fran Sioux City,
Iowa. helsade pa vid sk0lan f6rliden vec.
ka. Han star begrepp att dagarna re.
sa till Sverige.
Fru Sward har ock tillsammans med
sin yngsta son helsat pa sina bada aldsta
s6ner.
Hr N. Fridlund fran Jordan har och
gjort oss EFT k0rt bes0k.
Prof. Lagerstr0m 6fverraskades haron
dagen med en- liten dotter. vi gratulera.
Seniorklassen har till lab0ratoriet vic
skolan skankt apparater till ett varde Al
ss5. Eft yackert minnie sanning. d,
efterkommande klasserna skOla nog ha6ys