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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
THE DIFFERENCES

Rodd--"Hcilo, OH boy, going out for
d little pleasure trip, ehi'
Hookcr-''No, I'm going out fishing
with my wife. "-Dstrou Free Press.
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OF COURsi: NOT.

"Is it you who's been catin' these Gre
datcs!" asked groceryman OF Il new
CLERK; 81 see the piss OH the floor"
"No, boss, was the ingenious reply {;
"'cos alius swalcr mine "-Ju,lgs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
SHE NEEpEp rKorEcrIoy.

Guardian-"Why should II rich and
happily situated young woman like you
want to get marriedl'
She-"I'm afraid of burglars. CHI
co99 GloJe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

The anthracite production for March
was 2,105, 461 tons, showing M increase
of 1898 tons over the corr.sDondin,
month Ill 1889.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

AS my wife and /, at the window ona day,
Stood watching man with Il monkey.
A cart came by With "broth OF II boy
Who was driving u stout little donkey
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

4 Curfew canno. ring tonight.
q because the Clock run down.
-jeirclcrS' Rericw.
Smith-"&nd you say Blug=ins died
! in fiji" Wilkins-"Ycs. You see
the rope Fitted too close around his neck
land wouldn't let his head slip through"
Light.
Hardup (rchcctively)--''Can't make
Hout how lawnbroAers become so rich"
Jonah Observation-Disclosures they must
take an awful intcres. in their business"
a-Jeeclcrs' IIEct,y.
If there is any man in this country
who wants to prove that he is richer than
old Crmsus ever dreamed of being, let
him build m ice palace next Fourth OF
July Burlingt0a Free Press
When it takes young man half an
hoXr to put on girls wrap, aud she de-
votS, t%Saty-iive minutes to tying his
nccktic, it is generally safe 20 regard
them as engaged. -New York Meas.
"You aslS already for the hand of my
daughter. Have you now any prospcctl'
'Nonc - rot the slightest" "NIy
daughtar also has none. Take her, and
be yea both happy.'-Dsr F'ioa
II mourn: FOR my love:,n she said:
None WAS there bs.ta. 4han he"
An, maiden, your lover is dead:
Not dead!' No; marrisi.' "Whom:"
Puck.
Foreign Princc-"lry dear Mccs, | haf
40 words to tell you low nooch lofc
-" American Hciress-"Put it in
figures, then, my dear Prince. Put IL in
figures. How would $40, 900 ii year dol"
-CAie0yo 7riJwnc
Brown (visibly cmbarra,sal)-"Bcr
pardon, MIS-. Starvcham, but lost my
pillow last night" The Landlady-
"Well9 Browh-s'If You don't object,
should like to go to the lcnhousc and eel
another feather. "-American Grocer.
So live that when the innunerable cara.
van Of thy postcrity look back to the time
when thou tookest TO thy chamber in tho
silent halls of death, they so not about
like the sad-eycd mule with ears n.droop
Tor very shame Of ancestry .-.Knnsey'
Weekly.
Mrs. Wickwire-"You know very well
that you cigar bill for one day amounts
to morGNian all my incidental exnenses
for ayeek." Mr.. Wickwire-..Ycs;
that's SAs woman's luck. wish i
could ssSsalong as cheaply is you can. -
-1ef2Sfante Express.
It ssss strange that the price OF rub
bef google should have been advanced
whom thssclam crop is so large. Fried
clamssSf stand as much wear and tear
as a psey5sf. rubber, and when used rs
car blmt2lfs have never failed to give sat-
'~factions ANoyristo,eM Hc,uld.
'ssave my girl an onyx ring
3: iaWhich filled her with dels:.ht
fsSle looSe1 upon ii wonderful.
Her eyes with raiianc, bright.
ut is q charming gift" said she.
Tho gem Is well selected;
Not only is it fair to see,
But also onyx-pectcd."
i. -Jeioe,crs' Circular.
Anxious Sister Ito brother just re-
turned from q sparring lesson "Oh.
Jack, don't learn to fight in that brutal
way. If you want to perfect yourself
take lessons in fencing" Jack-ssYcs.
but if was attacked probably wouldn't
have foil with me-" She (trinmphant.
ly)-"But you might not have your box.
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and about twenty miles from Port Eliza
beth, there is n lnrgc volume of traffic,
the snBacity OF the creature is really won
dcriul. AT first passengers raised
strong protest against the employment
OF the animal, on the score Of risk of
accident, but the baboon hns never vet
failed during his many years of work,
ind on more than one occasion has acted
in manner simply astounding to those
who never had personal experience of
the intelligence of these brutes. One of
his most noteworthy performances was
the correct switching of an unannounccd
special train on its correct line in tho
absence OF the signalnmn. The latter
lives about miic up the line, and tho
baboOn pushes him out and home, morn
ing and night, and is the sole companion
OF mis- lcgess master. Our picture Is
from photograph by G. w. Smart of
Port Elizabeth, and although depicting
the baboon in n somewhat theatrical atti-
tude, is from life, and gives capital
likeness of both man and monkey.--W-
lustruttd Dramatic Nens.
The Cinnamon If Astoria, Ore, are
amusing themselves with huge toy
made out of 25-pound white lead keg.
~ square opening is cut in the side, and
it takes three men to spin it. one to hold
the top snd two to pull the string with
q stick which seeI it in motion. : While
spinning it sounds like til: whistle OF q
steamer, and can be heard III e, blocks
away.
Practical CO. operation among work.
ing men is on trial in Los Angles, Cali
rnla. Fifty laborcrs have formed a
company, and have taken n large sewer
contract from the city. The men work
for 10 cents per hour, for eight hours a
day. After all expensts are paid the
profits O! the contract will be equally di>
vided, v,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

Tommy Dood-"Ycs'm, I'll tell hor !;
but it wont do any good. l heard her
say that she was always out when you
called. "-Lippincou.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

Bavaria IT,.
Belgium :Th sumiot,no
China. .., Tho sr,,,i SuiiotinS
Denmark III "iiu coru
H,m",nr. '''''''.''..........T Tho gljIIofina
ti'ii % $500. ,rLo -.
Mororas. ......... ................T Tho sword
PORTUGAL ...................Th Tho gallows
Switzerland. 500. The sword and gulllotino
Spain ....................... Tho garrotte
sauSsih no SWORN
Russia. ........ .Muskot, knout aud gollows'
Turkey. Sword and bowstring
Japan. ......................Th The sword
Siam. ............. Elephant, fire and sword
,niu. ................ .Gun ana gullOw8
'"'"''..'..'. .'-......... line sword
In spite of the pleading of tender hui
manitarians FOR the abolition of capital
punishment the death penalty is now and
always has been the extreme resort Of hui
man law among both civilized and bar
barous raccs.-Nen York Press.
VpMmTTnU WIZ HyY1vr7
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OUT FOR KEErs.

Mrs. Rambo-"Is your mother at home.
Thomasl"
Tommy Dodd-"No, ma'am; she's
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

To my wife then spoke. by way OF joke
There's relation OF yours i'll that gar
riager
To which she replied, as the donkey sh, spiel,
''Ah, yes, a relatioa-by marriage
JOHN q. Sure.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

Anxious Sister Ito brother just re.
turned from a sparring lesson -"Oh,
Jack, don't learn to fight in that brutal
way. If you want to perfect yourself
take lessons in fencing" Jack-s'Ycs,
but if / was attacked probably wouldn't
have foil with me-" She triumphant
ly)-'But you might not have your box.
ing gloves, either. '-2hc Jester.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01

Mrs. Rambo-''IIow unfortunate!
Tell her shall call again to morrow, will
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-08-01
PITlL AND POINT.
Foot pads-Cork soIes.

Foot pads Cork solcs.
Watchin. and preying-Thc fox.
a spoiled child-The one that played
nth lighted lamp.
Attentive to dnty-The custom-house
I'ificer. Boston Gaset:e.
You give me Ianc-said the window
ramc to the glazie-.
The grand stand-An occasion whcr
very scat is taken.- Washington Post.
The eagle is not put upon NEST Ameri.
AN coipPs il h;as tina. money :l:es.--Neu
YorG NeIssl
The Matchmaker knows rs much about
pring cleaning us his wife does-Orc
,om Statesman.
"Wili you mind tie baby few min
ltes, John!" "You bet I'll MUD him
;hc little tyrant!'-G.snr.
"Tnat's the fellow I'm laying for" re-
marked the hen, rs he: owner came Out
with Il pau OF ro-:neal.-Hwcdyd Lam
9oon.
The cyclone is bad enough to make
people thankful tin. there arc no such
things us bicyciones and tr.cycloues.-
Columbus Dispatch.
"Curfew snail not ring tonight"
lis plain 20 any clown,
Curfew calno. ring tonight.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-06-26
A NEW BOAT.

We are glad to announce the launch
ing of u new steam boat this week upon
the pure waters Of lake Okabeua, anc.
to be able to say that it was built BY
Worthington machinists and mechan-
les, and owned by citizens of our own
town, It's neat trim little vessel,
and will be an ornament aud conven-
fence to the place, filing u lack felt to
exist ever since the .Idbwild" was
run out upon the shore bauk. The
new boat was launched on Tuesday
night. The hull was owned by Mr.,
Shell, and was put III seaworthy con.
dition by Mr.. Shattuc. The engine
was built at the new Wo1thington
Machine Works, by Mr.. John Mackay.
1t is owned by a company consisting
of D: Slell, John and James Mckay,
Frank Day and NJ. A. Nichols. 1t is
Is feet long by feet width. The en-.
CINE Is three horse power, and is cal.
culated t. carry Is or 20 persons with
comfort aud safety. Capt. NJ. A.
Nichols will command tho vessel,
James MackaY will he clerk, and John
Mckay. engineer. 1t is expected that
she will be ready to make trips on and
after July 4th- The name Of the boat
is Gee Whiz."
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SEWARD.

We have had plenty rain, from which,
blOO0m.
MIR. A. Ulrich is building q new
house 2Ox26, story aud i half high, that
is the way to improve tile country.
Mr.. G. Guth has raised his large barn
and is putting u seven foot stone wall
under it. MIR. Gutl, is an industrious
farmer, a: d will soon have the finest
place in town.
The town board met last Monday
everything was quiet.
Last Sunday while Julius Nitzsche
was buggy riding with his best girl his
team became frightened and started
to run. No one was hurt, but the
buggy was badly demolished. -.
Philip Taber and Daniel Wvrby
spent last Suday in Worthiugton.
Our assessor, Philip Taber. will re-
turn his books this week he gave good
satisfaction. We hope lie will get the
Office next year.
Mr.. L. Vail is building q large barn
this week.
Census taker, Ar. Horton. has about
completed our town.
Next Saturday aud Sunday there will
he quarterly meeting in ito Seward
school house.
Next Sunday will he Elder Davis
last sermon III the Seward school house,
we are very sorry to see him leave, our
best wishes 60 with him.
Where will you celebrate the Fourth,
of July?
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w S. w ebb. M ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
woRTH1NaToN.
RUSuMORE RUSTL1NGS.
once at Z. Z. Ware n 5 Drug store

RUSuMORE RUSTLlNGS.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Butler, OF Sioux Falls.
were guests vt the Hotel, Friday aud
Saturday Of last week. s=
Mr.. F. Tostevin. Of Chicago, brother
OF Judge E L. Wempls visited here
last week. This is MIR. Tostevin's ini-
tial trip to the west. and Is very favor
able impressed with our boundless
prairie. @1*.
Mr.. Nunar. of St. Paul, rusticated 1t
tho Hotel on Saturday.
The /. q. G. T., made = visit to the
Adrian lodge on Tuesday and report =
very pleasant time.
W.S Wemple, Of New Jersey, 10
of the summer in this vicinity.
The Hon. Edward Wempls. comptroller
Of Rushmore, has been very busy ut
overseeing tie grading Ut the main
streets Ut this city.
We understand that Adrian intend
celebrating this Fourth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sci,aefer are working, their hardest 10
make it u success aud their efforts
combined with the good people Ut
Adrian will make tue day one ~ be ~.
membered. ... :
Mr.. aud Mrs. Duell and family have
Just moved to Adrian. We wish them
success in their new home.
Mrs. w. II. Booth aud daughters,
Marguerite and Lillian Dorothy, will
spend few days in WorthingtVn this
week. ... ~
The lawn tennis club, OF Rushmore,
is in y tiourishing condition, the menu
bers have become experts ut the game
and every evening may be seen III Their
| picturesque costumes on the ground
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE b AD-
VRRTISEMENT

Whereas, default has been made in the con-
dittOnS OF certain mortgage executed and de-
ivered by John q. Johnson, a single man. mort
gagOr, to John Alexander, mortgage, dated
the list day If December. A. ID. 1885 and recorded
In the office Of the Register OF Deeds Of the
county Of Mobiles In the State of Minnesota, on
the 18th Of December, A. u. 1885, at o'clock
P. NJ, In Book IL" OF Mortgages on page s. ON
which there is claimed to be due, and is du at
Hundred and Fifty Three (&l5'.Go) Dollars.
AMI no action or proceeding has been instituted
at law or III equity to recover the debt secured
BY said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that
by virtue OF power OF sale contained in sai |
mortgage, and of the statute in such case made
and provided, said mo- tgage will be ortclosed
by sale Ut the MOrtgaged premises therein des-
cribed, ut public aEctUn tor cash. by the Sheriff
Of said county. at the front door Oh the Court
House in the village OF WOrthingtOn, IT. the
county of Mob es aud State Of Minnesota on
Saturday the 5th day of July A. D., 1890. at II
O'clock in the forenoon. to satisfy the amount
which shall then he due on said mortgage, with
interest thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale
and Fifty Dollars (3O. COY attorneys fees. as
stipulated In said mort gage in case OF foreclosure
The premises described in SAID mortgage, and
situated in the county OF Mobiles and state Of
to-wit: The southwest quarter (A) of Section
Eighteen u8), IN Township One Hundred and
-Four (1ol) North Range Forty (4O) West
Joan ALEXANDER. MOrtgagee.
Go. w. WILSON, Atty. OF Mortgage.
Dated May 2Uth. 1892.
First Pub May %
Last Pub. June Is.
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WORTuINGTON TOWNSHIP.

: wORTIlINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. &C. Whitney attend
Cd the Encakment ut Luverne. They
say the encampment was first class III
every respect.
Mi. Webster and family. from Ed.
gerton, visited ut MIR, Whitney's last
week.
This community all congratulate
Rev. F. l.. Fisk that liz IL no longer u
bachelor. May happiaess be hie por-
ton aud that Of his bride.
Out Of afty-seven apple trees set out
by VIM. McKillop this spring 6fty-tive
are leaved out nicely. The Okabena is
the most thrifty and put out first.
The shOWery weather is making the
grass and grain grow very rapidly,
and spots in tie fields are beginning to
ladge. Barley and oats are showing the
tops of their heads. Notwithstanding
the late spring we will have an early
harvest.
We don't hear much about binding
Irvine mOnopolics this year, but farm
ers are expecting to use u large amount
| of Irvine.
E. Sterry is breaking up timothy and
seeding to flax
Mr.. Barnard is painting his build
ings, and otherwi: Q adding to tho con-
venience and good appearance OF hit
home.
Miss Martha Baine is here and vii
spend her vacation with J. Z. Clalk e'!
| family.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-06-26

The excitement caused by this inhu-
man monster is scarcely unqualed by
that produced by the great discovery
of DR.. Miles Restorative Nerviue
1t speedily cares nervous prestration,
change Of life, pain, dullness and con-
fusion in head. fits, sleepess ness, the
blues, neuralgis, palpitation. monthly
pains. etc, Mv. John - Wolf, druggist
Of HillsdAle, Mioh.; TAlcott and Moss
Of Greensburg Ind, and A. W. Black
burn, of Wooster, o, say that 1.-THE
Nervine sells better than any thing We
ever sold. aid gives better satisfaction
DR.. Miles new treatise on the nerves
and heart. Oae trial b.>ttle at G. w.
Smiths Drug Store,
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SALE UNDER DECREE.

NOTICE il hereby given that under and by
~ virtue Of = decree duly made and entered
ne.ota on the 18th day Of April! los'. IL an &C.
Loan aid Trust Company is plaintiff, and James
Mcfaiin and ZACHARY H. \ Moran S; are eo de-,
has been delivered to me. with orders to en-.
force the same l will sell At public auction at
the front door Of the Court House in the village
of Worthington, In Mobiles County. Minnesota
on Saturday. the 5th day of July, 1880. at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, the real estate in said
decree described IS follows: The east half Of
tho north east quarter Of section two ~ IN
township One Hundred and Three Q0s) Of
.:nge forty:two I!2! In said N%o D County,
and Nineteen dollars and sixty seven cents
(ells 81 and expenses Of such sale. The said
thereon. dated January 18th. 1889. fer five
hundred dollars. and recorded in the office OF
Register Of deeds Of said County of Mobiles, In
Book r, Of mortgages on page 5s5 .,,c
GILBERT ANDERSON, Sheriff.
DANIEL ROHRIR & WV. MlLCHRIsT, Atty'S for
Plaintiff.
LIST Pub. May %
Last Pub June Is
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-06-26
OLD SETTLERS MEETrNG.

O1|~ 0ASA = ASDAS ~ AAAI4I ANC%s
At a meeting of the old settlers Of
Murray. Mobiles, jackson and Cotton.
wood counties was held at the Island
of Graham Lakes, June 21st, 1850.
G. D. Taylor was elected President
of the meeting aud q. Wilson Secre-
tary.
On motion 1t was voted to make a
permanent organization, with the name
of Old Settlers Association.
On motion Peter Swarthaut was
elected President, X. 6. Jackson, SEQ.
rotary, and John Hart Treasurer. A
Commistee Of arrangements consisting
of ]. W. Benson, Henry Homes. w. W.
Davis aud J. Crdpsey was appointed.
1t was voted to hold the first meeting
on the first Saturday In Sept. 18s0"
On motion. w. NJ. Davis, O. Wilson,
and Alex. Clark were elected q Com
mittee on Constitution and Bylaws.
Thanks were voted to those who fur
nished the grounds for the meeting.
G. D. TAYLOR. Pres't.
g. WILSON, Sec'y. {.
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e. am showing al entirely new
fine of Baby Buygies ,at So aud upward.
45-2t. IL. NJ. PALM.
MAY THANK HER STARS

The narrow escape of Mrs. B. NJ.
Searls, of Elkhart, Ind, from prema-
ture death is wonderful, she states
that for twenty years my heart trou-
bled mt greatly. became worse. Had
smotheriug spells, short breath, hut-
tering; could not sleep on my left side
had much pain in breast shoulder and
stomach. Ankles swelled. Had
much headache and dizziness. Treat
ment did me no good, until l t; led d.
Miles, New Heart Cure and RestOra:
tive Nervine. The first bottle helped
me, and l WAS soon virtally cured. Fol
sale at r, W, smiths drug store.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-06-26
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Djscovesy for COnsump-
ton, DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Buck
lens Arnica Salve ard Electric BitteTs
and have never handled remedies that
sell 50 well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and Wa stand ready to refund the pur-
chase price, If satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies
have one their popularity purely on
their merits. G. W. Smith Druggist.
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JenS Larson, OF Ransom, In tho
course of q wrestling match broke his
collar bone. Dr.. Kenyon supplied the
needed repairs.
A suit brought By II. g. Nor
man against NJ. p. Mann for q small |
sum of money. occupied the attention
Of Esq. Bear and . jury Of II men. at
the village Office on Monday afternoon.
G. W. Wilson appeared for Norman
and J. A. Town for Mann. The jury,
after celebrating Tor several hours
were discharged, not being able to
agree. The case was continued.
A party OF ministers Of the denomin
alton known Is Seventh Day Adyen-
fists. arrived In Wortbington, and
have set large tent on the lot owned
by Peter Thompson, on the corner OF
Tenth street and Fourth avenue. in
which they will hold preaching services.
4 small tent In tho rear is the dwelling
place Of tho ministerium, which con.
sists Of Elder W. B. Hill, ]. W. Collie,
and W. w. Away. These gentlemen
represent q body Of Adventlsts which
have their headquarters at Battle
Greek, Mich, where they have pub
fishing establishment. college and q
sanitarium. It Is q common method
with their missionaries to pitch their
tents from place to place to reach the
people Of various localities with their
views Of doctrine aud duty.
| White Rose Soap, Bars for Is
cents, superior to Ivory Soap.
| q MCMAHUs &BLY.
q 1t is busy time of year for the
Farmers, but they ought to take time
to come in to hear tho Mills.Griffin de-
bate on the political phases of the TEN.
persnce question at Masonic Hall on
July LIST. Mt s p. m. Secure seats ut e.
w. Smiths Drug Store before they are
all taken. After expenses are paid,
the surplus will be donated to the Pub.
lie Library Of Worthington,
A grand reception was given to Rev.
F. L. Fisk and his bride on their ar
rival in Worthington. A large assem-
blage of friends awaited the arrival Of
the train on Friday afternoon, to bid
them welcome to their future home
and the station platform was for quite
a time merry scene of handshakinl
land congratulations. The welcome
was by no means confined to the pas
: tors congregation, but was EXTENDED
. by all the citizens Of the place. At
? O'Clock P. NJ, the parlors of the churcl
were thrown open for general reeep
ton. The arrangement of the room
was! in excellent taste. All the stiffness
of the church lecture room had bee
taken away, and it had been trans
q formed into q cheerful and cosy re
g ception room, with rockers, and ess
chairs promiscuously placed, the wall
q and every window, table. nook an
corner decorated with flowers, xn
other ornamental devices. As guest
y arrived, they were taken charge of b
}: ushers and introduced to the paste
l. and his bride. Beyond this. there wel
o no formallties. The ample room va
II filled to repletion with sociable group
engaged in animated conversation
n The bride was heartily welcomed by a.
"a her husband's friends, not only for hi
sake. but for the llne impression mad
upon them by Der amiable ,expressio
" and lady-like bearing. All our citizen
IS join in wishing the welded pair lon
life of usefulness, prosperity and hal
= pincss.
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HERE'S KITE STRING FOR YOU, BOYS.

AEhE . ME o1hAN1 foH AOU,bOYS.
1t will require $500 tons of Irvine to
bind the grain crop of this country
this season, should it We m average
crop. Every pound should measure
about 900 feet. Now, boys, suppose
you had all this Irvine for kite string
how high could you fly your kite2 l,
O6e, sos 17-264 miles, Tlat's right
The kite might go up out Of your
sight aud surprise the man in the
m0on.~ Some of this Irvine is very good
and strong, made OF Manila and Sisal
and some of it is so poor we fear it
would fail you just at the time when
the kite was hiRhesh.
1t you want q perfectly safe and sure
string get that made by tho Deering
Factory, which Is made of the best A.
bse, in the lest manner and of great
strength and induce your father to
bvy this for his harvester, and it will
either his purpose or yours and make
both of you happy.
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Notice Is given that the Hotel Or
leans, at Spirit Lake, Iowa, is fully
open for the season 1890, under the
management Of Horace L. Leland.
App't atoms sent to him for rates will
receive prompt attention.
J, E. HANNEGAN,
-, a. Gen1 Tkt. aud Pass, Agt.