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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

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III nffGes6ton Il ehe tnrfn -
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Ausar4ss - nnMs
fhasAeuDsnI ~psusss1B III England.
Ynunns. fsn1y 81 eutnnnE1an1 hsSs united
IN the psspasn15on Il IN n6dFSw - con-
49, prs6Ustng sgainss H. main features
d MeEsntsy III, 81 shs1 In - dis
pssaut b $4,000 thss thsa oeantxis4
sauenw ~ Ga1ssy and c<hsr oour
nssprSa1 ssas1s - Basop. Win forn .
zoflSssuin - retal5ais against Amestraa
p~rs1uetsns md oo00esca
1his afAruu suen forth ths following
SHOWING . 70 - coam0cs os ths United
H4s4as wish ~ euvsrnnents named: From
sns1 - fnpsst M3a. mosnd Z Francs
~ axpss1 w.7elyeD: Great Britain, Inn
pssls sf11.6D. exports esas,zB.W;
09nssy. imports ~. coo. exports $sb.-
81 80, Italy. imports ga. N. ono. exports
efs.TssND: Switzerland. imports eiS.7ii.-
an. 0poE1s o3l.oooL Thb makes . total Of
S5saa ~ yfHo a. imports from ths I've coun-
ts,ss na0sd. sad 81 Sl6lyses.00 In exports
- thcas countxi0: IN aggregate al com-
nssrs hstwssm nos countries and the
unitsd Sssam amounting - $rl 1ss0o
IL objse4 u prsssufing shess figures s
~k~<~w. Il - ~wn~~w e1n {nor~AS0n
sAss sassai tssas nDttceious Inst would
Assarey ~ tn0sna comnsrcs would b
suinons - ~ coonarnsd. and thet ths pas
aes Il IL Mckinney I'LL without mssssiai
modi6cstl6n utuh bring this about IL 10
. dsiibsssts atasmpa b. fossiensrs. backed
up By . portion Of ahs American prsss. 70
inassscs k~gisiakioa In tbs country By
frighssning eoagroDL
OF courss u II ahsufd 10 suppose that
any such vsossus snd suicidal ccurss b con-
tsmpiaaed By ~ eovsrnmsnts named
England cannot - along without our
wheat md cotton. snd TIE stheE countries
named probably buy nothing from ~ which
they en- - from cthsF sources or can
ccuvsntenuy - wtehoul Bat The mani
lsseC sheus tAes IN HI Judgment 81 In
sushoss Ne hckinlsy bAa would opesste
- ~ advantage a ths manuiactursfs and
p~roziacsss b H. unfasd 6esfs. and % the
proportional disadvantAgs a itks classes
Aesuo6. ~ oGhorutee eAey . not %
actively tntsrese themsslvss tn III matter.
u rsmains - - sssn vhsthef congress
can b fsishasosd OF oatolsd into . rscog-
nisies ~ the right 81 iocetgn countries to
interfere Win md asesmrf 70 dictate lsgis-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17
A Lesson From stanford.
HprineAeld Rennhlicnn.

Another plan Of the organised fasmerD OF
Kansas 70 relieve their situation has hem for
warded TO congfesa. This provides that when .
farm mortgage is 70 be forsclosed the govern
ment shail pay the debt and take . lien on the
farm for . like amount with Interest Ct / per
cent To most people this may seem . very re-
Variable and objectionable proposition, bat IL
II by far the most liberal n reasonable which
the alliance Of that state has recently sub
mitteS-
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Consolidating Clevelandf
Afhany Fxnrp1

General Daniel 4. sickles appointed sheriff Of
New York city. and James H Manning sndorped
for mayor Of Albany. The governor 10 doing
his best to hold out the olive branch 10 the nom.
derous ex 4tatcsman whose shoes he veara
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

The Oregon Alpine Club. an ~oreaniza-
ton OF mountain climbers of Portland,
intends 20 send an exploring party into the
Olympic range during the coming sum
nler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

Ara Susan fosne GaseS who Is one OF dfty.
sax children Of her father. co~nTihases an article
% the April number 81 the inertia s-<rsus Re-
ssss In dssence OF Aeraontsn. Her pseztac
stse she Describes - "a healthy. hr1sht man.
viihcss spot OF elsmish in body or mind" OF
ais cry -six oasprins. ssvenseen died Among
Tie sssvtvos are several raen who ocespy i'm
pcstant r~osssaonA she declares TIA The female
rzssae<ss Of NE faaaiiy are al sissea. snely
dsvsioped ana particularly sksllfst urascasn..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

man ~ Tsss. Russia. paid N amansa Cs
- XII n enemy. ana 90 more when lie sssssr
saa hrosshs IN ear in procs Of his e-.na rhs
assassin vent 70 the enemy aad eoeatned sioe
hx revealing TIE raos ant procacxa . nasus eu.
b naAa wha paid - have hss enemy ssssmss.
sses 10 aas ssfng Tie .swtndlsr' - recover TIE
seoasy b F~S1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17
How Genius Gets On In Reading.
Reading Herald

Greatness b bound 10 make itself felt where
ever It coca Take Jack lawrence. for instance.
He went to the Tenth ward and boessd that: he
went TO councils and was soon boss Of that body,
and. in fact bulldozed the whole city for
awhile. From councils be went 70 jail, ana he
hadn't been there . week before he was running
that institution In his own peculiar way.
Genius win rise. Nothing can keep II down.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

Public ~ofbcials, - well ~ private invest.
gators, have had . great deal to ~ daring the
past few years about the decline Of the rurnl
communities Of New England In some respects
the current accounts are exaggerated. but the
falling OF in population cannot be questioned.
It II notorious and ngnihcant
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Evidently the emperor Of Germany IL filing
the petty German princes around him with
terrible alarm. A very great soldier ouce ea,d
he kncw how 10 handle IN army In the presence
of an enemy that hsd . general In
bat he did not know what to do with . fool op-
nosfny him.
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Canada's New Policy.
g., r-rrk.~ p,u~..-

sAn F1ncfsco BuIl0{sn.
Canada very sensibiy proposes to renew the
ssotas wtresdI Having tried bullying for some
years without effect. she may find it 70 her Inter.
est to experiment in neighboriy behavior.
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Ravenna Park.

Around this marvel Of nature man never wcaneS Mir
raj springs winding walks. ripping fountains. dash Of wsbz
falls. n~ggedness of cliffs, smooth calmness Of lakelets fish 4
sizes and hues darling from bank to bank in the clear water
these and countless other things make this park the pride q
Seattle and the resting place for man
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Atchtson. Ksa.. Globe.
The porter Al the Onion de pot picks an 70
cents worth of whisky TASKS about the vsIt,nr-
room every week. He sells them q; . drug store
for q cent apiece.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-17

SIR George Bowen, the former gevsrnor Of New
Zealand, relates that among the loyal Maori
chiefs whom hs invited TO meet the duke Of
Edinbaxgh when the latter visited the colony.
was oue Of TIE original signefs of tie treaty OF
waitanGd, In lse0. who had ever since been .
nrm friend Of the English. One Of the Anglican
bishops afterward said to the governor: sDo
you know. Or. the antecedenss % that old
heatAen." -No. ny dear bishop" was the re-
ply. ''but I do know that he brought 50 Of his
ciansmen into the field TO 1ght foe the queen.
% ! invited him to meet he queens SON"
wall continued the bishop. when I arst ~
rived In New Zealand, that chief came 70 ne
and aid that be wished 70 b baptized. l knew
that he had two wives, 90 I told him that he
must drDt persuade one Of them 70 return 70 her
family. He said hs feared that would Be din
cult; bat that he would rec what could b done,
snd come bach to me In two months When he
returned he exclaimed: Nov. missionary, ron
may baptize me. fer have only one WIFE, I
asked. What have you done with our dear
sister, your 0rst wffe7' He replied. smacking
hislips: i have eaten her,"
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The hhesalssy o the Preach government
in allowing the yeans Duks OF orissns Ia
reject prison tase and I've On he tst q tAs
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Worlds Last Great CITY

Rome, on her seven hills. was as nothing to SEATTLE
SNOW CROWNED OLYMPlCS on the North and ~.
CASCADES on the East and South. and from these II
bulwarks Of health, energy, nspiration-giving. there aiss
mighty MOUNT RAINIER. AWAY above every conn.
on the Pacific reminding one of
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q esuxnfna woasa No. cea4 Il es9Akng uua
an1 = ~ e~nk il cnpse vOd- rsdscfng ~
mpsvs hsn As1ss pssnas in - ozsas1G
puun1s n - The vsk ss0fpu = DuEoa
wszs usso No. IN -. ~ Sea on - 0m
haaes h Jaaumy a sAis yeax. nN G1srenc-
sAensDNxoz9-h shcsss equal % II fedue
ssoa II onspaf a sAe vceaen fsropEtA
In NnsaAeael I'D. GosfA Afr5enA Win essn
sW esxs: this i nd - ne gtrf's ssxAex ~ tAe
happy nan n pnce varies With the rsnk IT
~ anaky dansel. soneGn0 - nssA - Gay
seus being demnnAsd. bad IN 0eA eaes part
d the ccws ue returned VIM he gin - dewry.
Then IN "a b kxfied hefcre Tie gtxis -kraAa.-
she 10 acofnted with he HOOD. and . dance en-
s1ex
y. q Frsycine< sr tAs fourth tins premier 81
he French repusasc. b small ana tnzsgnideans
physscally. and hn e~ounsenance Aabfsaally
hears . fur:ive. scsred expression which hm led
70 - he1ox dubbed Tbs white Mouse His
vife 10 . clsvef. ambitious woman uAsse aim In
life il 70 become MADAM b Presidense-"
4 Curious night met the eyes Of thoss Who
pascd through ne Capitol grounds - wahing-
tce the ofAer uernfne. no1sands q worms Of
aIl enss covered he walks Some psopis thought
thsre he'd heen . mower 81 vormA bat non
were visible except On the ualkx By ~ after
moon tAey hsd al dsappsasod
Ahunpbaeksd man q Chicago ssn . living
By selling the dina Of day. He hA . chrunom-
cter. and Il y warranted time He he's . certain
territory Viii ch 10 eoes over. and furnishes The
housswivss In tAaf territory with the ums Of
day once . week He ses Ten cents . week
from each patron
Al Huntington. ". Va. . young man who had
escorted . young Lady 10 the sheaser fell . nd
victim 20 the rernicious habit Of going out be-
tween the actx. About the second time he vent
out 70 ses . man his fair companion arose, in
vited = tnend to accompany her home, and
gracefully retired
b young ladies Of Bath. England. nov give
. german and invite no gentlemen Part Of
them take the gentemen's pisce, being drsssed
in black with white shirt 'front.' high Collar and
whits nscktiA Odds are offered tAss her win
b vey few sivsn.
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SEATTLE, THE QUEEN CITY,

Al the base, which. in another score Of years, VIII -
POPULATION every city on the Pacifc-the Woddsbara
ocean.
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Mighty growth the past ten years into one of the ~
greatest cities is without a parallel No pen can now c.
her resources or the continued prosperity that the years 4 n
future will pour into her.
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WORLD RENOWNED HARBOR

And her Scenic shore lines on Lakes and Sound Nevr n
the Hand Of Nature been so lavish in her gifts to make u
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
OSLO.

A. Moe is preparing to build a granary.
H. Hellickson has just put up new hay
shed.
Miss Bertha of Hayheld Sundayed over with
A. Olson's.
Ed. Trounson is giving his '"Best" rides in q
new buggy.
c. Smith. enroute for South Dakato, passed
through here last week
Otto Dahlin made flying trip to Clare
Mont. last month on business.
A picnic in G. Dagget's grove last Friday
A dance at o. Frill's last week, s..
A dance In j. Lewis's new house last Friday
night. A GOOD time is reported.
o. Bake, who has been down here visiting,
returned to South Dakato last Monday.
Miss Anna J. Moe. who has been quite sick,
died last Wednesday. She was buried at Hay.
deld cemetery.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
WALTAAM.

G. H. Hunt returned from Minneapolis
Sunday evening. -.
Mrs. L. s. Chapmhn is visiting in Browns
dale and vicinity this week. y
Mrs. Castle and daughter Matte of Wasioja.
Minn., are visiting at g. L. Peck's.
W. L. Luce of Minneapolis announces that
he will build a grain warehouse and be ready
for the coming crops. y - - -.
Mrs. Sampson, who has been sick for some
time, peacefully passed away Tuesday morn.
ing. The funeral will be held Wednesday,.
G. L. Peck's hardware store was broken
into Monday morning and about 10 dollars
worth Of cutlery, fire arms, etc., was taken.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
DRoWM0DALE.


Alexander Requa of Austin was In town
Saturday.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at Bap.
tist church.
Mrs. John Campbell is home from visit to
Taylor, Wis.
Mrs. George Curtiss OF Dakota is visiting
friends here.
Sleeper 4 Sons shipped car load OF oats
to Minneapolis Monday.
1s on the way to recovery.
The W. C. T. q. will meet at Mrs. r. Hicks.
Tharsday afternoon 1T O'Clock. sss
The ". C. T. US. ice cream sociable Friday
night was . success, socially and financially.
F. Langworthy, wife and children of Spring
Valley stopped over Sunday with D. z. Tan.
ner. ."< -
NJ. B. johnson has started q collection Office
and is ready for business. Office in Hoy
block.
The weather as we'll as the clouds looked
as if we might have cyclone here Sunday
afternoon. -..- , ,+-s 90. -
medal contest will be held at sleepers
Hall next week Tuesday evening. All are
cordially invited to come, and enjoy rare
treat. EsEt ~ : ( = =,
Elder Doely of Spring Valley preached
Sunday morning and evening at the Baptist
church, while our pastor Elder Sanborr
preached at Spring Valley. Elder: SanborI
will preach at Austin in the Baptist church
and Elder Stanley comes here to entertain u
Sunday morning and evening. -
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
SUTTON.

Considerable barley viii be cut this week
in this neighborhood, e. g5 s.z =
Miss Minnie seebach Of Red Wing, Mimi,
Is visiting her uncle, G. Seebach. zs:5 zzs : s{5
Lawrence Proeschel has four Austin masons
ut work on tho cellar of bis new house. 8
Heugry George secured the contract Of the
government to carry the mail from the side
track to the post office at Sutton. Consider
tion $4,000 per annumn. & ,v @&.s
The meeting of the Centre Alliance last
Saturday evening was we'll attended, over 40
members being present, G. Seebach was
elected President, G. Fairbanks vice-presi'
dent, C. Proeschel secretary and A. f. Smith
Treasurer. E.. I'D
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
Lee ROY

Work for temperance if not for Prohibi-
tion '}ss
Energy.-Rustlng for jobs for a steam
eugine.
Mr. Simpson was again in town last week
Friday. Let the good work go on.
DR.. Knight is testing the booming power OF
the Zenith City and her nightly reyals.
Miss May Avery will receive diploma
from the c. L. S. C. course at the Waseca As
sembly.
Why so poor support for the blue ribbon
meetings2 There are over two hundred
church members Friday nights. >~ :-se..z1s sz -
The best wishes of our community follow
Miss Mabel Roy, both to her vacation and to
the year at Evanston following. ~
The Destrict Schulz is being practised 80
report has it, by the Mite Society. They are
to be commended for their energy and enthu-
siasm.
All patriots, christians, lovers of law and
order, and loyal citizens of our own good
house July 10. .s--zss2.s -: y
Our editor claims that in the light OF
the original package business our govern.
ment of. for and by the people. is simply
hoax good TO fill up clauses ID 0ratorical dis
plays. Is it not true2 SI4
All about LIE Roy the farmers are uniting
themselves into the hand well known through
out the state as the Farmers Alliance. Why
this organization? Its purpose? Its best ac-
complishments7 The present action through
out the slater Who are the tIlstiRators?
Bring you war or peace?''@~~s* sfse a 4 Il a
Congratulations to- the young men and
women so fortunate as to have time to visit
the Waseca Assembly and Mrs. William.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs, F. D. Gound. Bruse Allen
and Matte Jones were joined Monday BY
Misses May and Stella Avery,fC. s. Palmer and
NJ DouRhety. May they doubly enjoy them
seiyes. @@@-. ~ & 30 ..# 81 a5S
saturday July 10 is our regular school meet
ing. 1t would be advantageous for pupfl
teacher and parent, as well as for our com.
munity, II the truths, 80 powerfully and elo-
quently stated in the address of Bishop
Ireland and Miss Francis Willard. as rfven IN
the Pioneer Press July 10, could be studied
and appreciated By adults Of the village.
Then let us repair hther Saturday night re-
solved that by our votes, and BY free ex-
preston Of views, we shall bring the standard
Of our schools to the level that IL should az
Lain. @ II
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
LYLE.

The first Of this letter is rather late, but
was designed for last week. '.~'r* :.
There was a large gathering here the
Fourth, all eager to see what they could see,
or rather could not see. Those who heard the
Grafton by c. f. Hambrecht pronounced 1t
grand. Mr.. Hambrecht ia a natural orator
and will undoubtedly make a success in the
profession of his choioe-the practice of law
Ability, combined with honesty, will give him
an enviable reputation. The most excitement
was the horse and foot racing. We do not
know who were the winners. The most shak'
ing Of the day was the milk shake of E. 4
Stanley j. Co.. unless It was the shaking at
the bowery dance. We hear that some Of the
young men at the bowery were partially par
allied. How can respectable young lady
dance with one who is In such conditioni
Marshal Easily was obliged to ride on horse.
back, he having his ankle sprained the 3rd by
the upsetting of the sulky while training a
trotter. He is still quite cripple.
Peter has bought the Cook house and will
enlarge his shop by removing the partition in
the building where he has his shop.
Mrs. Hanson has just returned from Clear
Lake, Iowa, where she has enjoyed herself for
about two weeks. Peter is happy.
Mr.. Hedemark has improved the appear.
ance Of his shop and dwelling by repainting.
Nj. Elliot (Dad) has rented the house va
Gated by Conductor Smith. Mr.. Wenham's
sisters are visiting with them.
J. E. Williams & Co. have not closed their
business here yet. They are waiting for the
completion OF the new store in Cherokee
county. Nr. Williams has gone there to
hurry up the contractor. We do not know
who will occupy the store when they vacate.
Mr.. Forsistalrs family have vacated the
Cook house and have moved into the Chris
John house.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
.',Q1H[

Rockford. u iswsled, silverins, stem wnd... y
Rockford, y lewsleds silyerns, stem wind q
Rockford, fully adjusted, new model 18 4
ElRn 3owelod, W AlthAm 4 jeweled, Columbus
leweled. HAnal den and Springfield joweled
~ Y -
Nlgin y leWeled, WalthAm II jeweled. Colum-
bus II ieweled, Aampden and springfield, In
ailverine case {. 4. . . !, !. I. 1. !. 81
Elgn, ID jeWeled, patent regulator, WalthaM,
Columbus, Hampton and Springfield, ~ 3.
silverine case. !. I. II 8 81
G. NJ Wheeler and 2. 3. BARTLETT In silyeroid 8,
oSous. q "
case, each p., !. II 5,
w, Raymond, sverine caso, ;. !. . +. !. 10 ~
B. W. Raymond, a on. silver oase 70 x
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
rheIr Bussness Booming.

Probably no enc thing has caused such
q general revival of trade at D0rr b
W old's Drug Store as their giving away
to their customers of 50 many free trial
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their: trade 10 simply
enormous in this very valuable article
flom the fact that 1t always cures and
never diaappolnts. Coughs, Colds, Asth.
ma, Bronchitis. Group, and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test it before buying by getting .
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16

National Eneampment, g. A. r., for 1890.
The veterans meet this year at Boston,
during the second week in August. The
Chicago, St Paul s Kansas City railway
will sell tickets for the excursion at ex-
ceedingly low rates, and offers superior
facilities for carrying delegations and
their friends. For information concern
ing rates, ETC., apply to agents Of the
company. or to nH s.-.a
w. r.. BUsENBARK, Ill., - #
i: General Pass'r and Tkt. Agent,
~ .s Chicago, IN,
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
The Standard,

@ - "lregard Hoods Sarsaparilla as having
passed above the grade of what are com.
monty called proprietary medicine" ]"
said q well known physician recently.
1T is entitled to be considered standard
medicines and has won this position BY
ITS andoUbted merit and by the many
remarkable cures 1t has effected. For an
Alternative and tonic it has never been
equalled." 5s55g
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
The Broom that Sweeps Clean.


Swift's Specific is the bosom of destruc-
ton to blood poison, its destiny being to
sweep from the face of the globe the
deadliest scourge to which humanity has
ever been subject. 81 s5sss,
IS. s. s. antIdotes and eliminates Blood
Poison and makes q permanent cure, In
stead of substituting one disease for an
other, as is the case with the old potash
and mercury remedies. ..=s
is. s. leaves no bad effects. 1t is a
tonic, and assists digestion and builds up
the health, instead OF causing Indigestion
and depicting the system as with potash
and mercury mixtures.
s. s. s.. is more lnfallible than any
remedy ever made. a case Of Blood Poi.
son which it tails to cure is incurable. It
is the tonic which all feeble persons
should take. S; ...;.s.
E Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. d #.sH. i /. IS #s
SW1FT spEc1F1c Co, Atlanta, Ca
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16

The Chicago, St Paul & Kansas City
Railway will sell tickets on account Of
the g. a. R, National Encampment at
Boston At one lowest first class limited
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
August 8 and 8, limited to continuous.
passagefin both directions. Return lin
tied TO August rs. Arthur Cole, agent.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
Marvellous Endurance.

The vast amount of labor performed
by the heart in keeping all portions of
the body supplied with blood is not gen
orally knowu. 1t beats 100000 times
and forces the blood at the rate of 1853
miles day, which is 100000, 600 times
and 5, 15O, $50 miles in life; time. No
wonder there are so many heart failures
The first symptoms are shortness of
breath when exercising, pain in the side
or stomach, futtering, choakingin throat,
oppression, then follow weak, hungry or
smothering spells, swollen ankles, etc.s
Dr.. franklin Miles New Heart Cure is
the only reliable remedy, Sold by Tryon
& Null. sss s4s1 es.s::s --s2ge15, z$ =s
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
Bucklen.s Aru,ca sa,ve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
scves, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbllans
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and pos
itively cures Piles. or no pay required
tits guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Dorr & Wold. -
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
BurRlars at Walrham.

The hardware store of G. L. Peck at Wal.
than was burglarized last Monday night, and
a number of knives, razors, revolvers and
cartridges stolen. The thief or thieves
gained an entrance to the store by boring sew
eral small holes IN the front door and pushing
back the catch to the lock. From all appear
ances the work was done by green or awk.
ward hands at the business. Mr.. Peck esti.
mates his loss at s75, besides the damage to
the door. So
Died, at Waltham, Minn. Tuesday July Is
1890, of consumption, Mrs. Mary Sampson
beloved wife Of Nelson Sampson, Waltham
Mimi, aged ~ years. 49, '}.' = s%s
G. W. Hunt has just received car load Of
| binding twine, which he will sell at bottom
prices. a.s.f >a'sfs str..i&s -
Miss Annie L.Hunt is visiting Miss Dollie
| Kimball of Austin. = s~.1-gq ..5.>.,.