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twenty he went abroad to perfect his educa-
tlon, writing letters to support himself. and
when the war came on he went into the field as
war correspondent, doing not only excellent
work as a writer. but the still more difficult
business OF getting in earliest with his news
one OF the first requisites Of the competent
newspaper man. Mr.. Townsend has travelled
all over Europe, and there is hardly spot in
the United States he has not visited and
scarcely prominent man he does
not know. His memory is some
thing wonderful. and his faculty
for work phenomenal. No newspaper writer
IN America or the world has written as much
and as good matter as he has. Not content
with newspaper work he has written numerous
poems, some Of them beautiful little bits of
pathos. and among his novels are kat of Ca
toctin," The Entailed Hat" Chesapeake
Tales, Bohemian Days" and the last one. just
out, Mrs. Reynolds and Hamilton" with the
scene IN Washington and the characters WELL
known people in the official society of the first
years OF the republic. Ills novels are mostly
historical and will always be valuable, with a
value increasing by time. For many years MIR.
townsend has been writing for the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and his letters over the signature
"Gath (Which, by the way, is only the addition
OF the letter h to his own initials. for euphony)
have become as much part of the paper as its
name Is. Every day he writes or dictates (all
ms letters are dictated, which he does rapidly
a column and half or more for the Eaqui,er,
and every week he has a letter in the Boston
Globe. and here his regular newspaper work
ends. II Is twice as much as most men do out
he never seems to tire, and from ten minutes
talk with man on any subject. and his own
Wlde knowledge, he can prepare column or
more OF as useful and interesting matter as can
be found IN any newspaper in the country.
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VIII.
Written for The EVENING stan.
Fate.

i OFT In dreams have seen your face,
though ne'er in days clear light before
Your bloom, your beauty, and your grace
We meet-why should We sever more,"
ana nave dreamed Of one like you,
whose eyes such love IS yours expressed;
III Fate should never part US two.
were not two lives supremacy blessed3''
What more was needed than kiss,
The twain In faiths firm bond to binds
Their welded days were days Of bliss,
And Fate, they found, for once was Kind.
w. l. SHoKAAKYR
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u ATcLIFFE. DARR A co.. AuctiOneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON NORTH SIDE OF II STREET BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORIHMEsT

ON NORTH SIDE OF II STREET BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed the 9Th day OF june
AID 1880 IN equity cause 1924. doc ket - wherein
sophia Ssutter, guardian, is Complainant aud Charles
III. Miller ct al are defendants Will offer sale II
front of the premises, on " WEDNESDAY,. SIN ZENITH
DAY OF JULY, AID lsS0. at six O'CLOCK IA,
all thst certain piece parcel Of land lying and being
IN the city Of Washington, District OF Columbia aud
known as part " lot numbered seven ga, N squAr.
numbered i've hundred and seventeen GID. begin
nins for the same at point street north distant
thirteen - feet SIX 90 inches from the southwest
corner Of said lot and running thence north THIRTY
l3Ol feet. thence east l foot four ~ inches:
thence north thirty mine (39l feet nine Iyl inches
more or less 70 the rear line of that PORTION Of said lot
heretofore sold to the corporation OF Washington
Thomas sylvester. thence along said line 10 \
point tue dividing line between lots "a aud
six (6D slKiy-slk 900 feet ten and onebsn CIOl<l
inches from tue line of II aforesaid, thence
south with said line TO street and thence with
the place of beginning. subject 10 right Of way from
n street feet inches wide by 80 feet depth on
west side Of lot With privilege BY adjoining 70
build the same.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One
third cash snd The balance al and twelve month";
with interest from the day OF SALE by Of
trust on the property sod All cash. option
OF the purchaser. deposit Of ESQ required at time
OF sale Terms 20 he complied with days from
the day OF sale otherwise the right Is reserved 10 re-
sell the property ~ the risk aud
purchaser SITTER I'VE days advertisement Of such re-
sale IN some Newspaper published in wAshineton d.
e. AL conveyancIns and recording Al purchssHras
cost. SOPHIA sAUTIER Ciusrdisn
V3-o&ds 5O2 9th st ne.
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fertile fields and forest elumps. with little law
silver streams meanderIng of into the hazy dis
lance. The white spires of VI ddletown and JET
ferson point heavenwsrd from beneath the
shadows Of the farther range. and at our feet
the little town of Burkettsville sleeps in the
sun. undisturbed by thought of boom or
modern development The picture is a fin
ished one. and what ii is today hundred years
Will ind il stlH the same.
As a group of us stood silent looking at the
scene a young man of great originality re-
marked:
'.How perfectly lovely"
Eyes, replied bright girl in the party; its
more than that It's something that makes me
feel like want TO be O hundred miles high and
with a great big spoon dip down and eat the
landscape up"
And there is something Of that feeling, too,
!og one becomes possessed after q time with the
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The Temperance Tent.

Wednesday night the Temperance Tent of
South Warrington was very creditabiy presided
over by the Young Mems Temperance Associa-
ton Of the Sixth Presbyterian Church, ex-
Congressman CURLY and Judge Weed making
able addresses. The speeches Of President VI.
J. Hendricks and Chaplain Thos H Morgan
were effective.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
Two-sToRY srx-RooN pRr,

COMFORTABLE TWO STORY sTX-ROON BRICK
REsloENCt; No; y33 FIFTH sIkEET MONTH
EAST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY Fol RTEFNTH
lSyO, AZ FIVE O'CLOCK, IN front OF the premises,
shall sell SolntortAble lwo-st0ry Six-room Brick
House, No. 933 9TH street northeast
Terms: one.third cash. balance six, twelve aud
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest and
secured by deed OF trust, all cash 81 oPaon OF
purchaser. All conyeyancing. &c, at purrhAser'-
cost Sl00 deposit required al the tilue Of sale
THOMAS BOWLING.
yS-A
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Marshal Of the Catholic Parade.

Mr.. J. H Buscher has been elected chief
marshal Of the procession Of the Catholic so
cieties OF the city on the 9th instant, when
the corner stone Of St Mays German Catholic
Church will be laid. A committee on music,
consisting Of Messrs. J. II. Buscher, Ed J. Han.
nan, W. y. Landvoight, John b Geisr and John
Shughrus has been appointed.
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tye-4t
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

SEVERAL VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN
HlAT1ShILLE, MAINLAND, on HIGH
GROUND. IN SECOND SQUARE FROM DLPoT.
Al PUBLIC AUCTION
On TUESDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH 1890 at SIX
O'CLOCK PM, we Will sell on tie grounds, lots lfI
i! and Is, IN square q. each lot a. front by lao
looOOsQuare ieet, with alley IL They in the
new and growing section of HyAttsyille. two new
chufches having been built OF square. Street
graded and graNeled. Lots ON grade With sur
face and brick sidewalk t. depot Title perfect.
Terms: One third cash. balance IN monthly notes OF
ten dollars, with interest per from sale or ali
cash. at buyers option Deposit q 30 at sale Of each
lot required. COnyeyancIng, recording, Ac az puf-
chssers cost and terms 10 be conn lied With in fifteen
DAYS. DUNCANsON RIOS
iy9-dkds
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF TNo-sToRY BRICK BACK
BulLDlNG AND CELLAR HOUSE, No 1921 NJ
STREET NORTHNEsT. -

y u IL III
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY y1rt9e o. deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
NO. 1913, folio 2S3 ct seq. OF the land r,lc-
ords for the District OF ColmbiA and at the rearest
q the party secured, We viii eel. IN front of
the premises. ON MEDNESDAl. THE SIXTEENTH
DAl Oh Jl Ll. A. ID. 1890. at HALF-PAST fINE
OCLOCh r. NJ, all that certain piece parcel Of land
situate lying nd being IN the city of NAshiustn u
the District OF Columbia and known aud de -cribed as
Lot three 60 Of heirs Of John DAyidsOus Subdivision
OF part Of square two hundred and eighty tsslC
and being embraced IN parts of original lots tI,
Tour 90 and nVe cd, together with all the rove.
inents weyr easement rights privileges aud hpIur-
tanning. ~'F
Terms OF sale: cash. balance in Ol. 90 and
three 80 years with Interest from day sale al the
rate OF SIX 90 per per aunum payabe semi am
nuaiy. ~ be secured By deed of property sold
or al cash. at the option Of the purchaser DeIosit f
s0uO time OF sale. Couvey HEcins &c, purchasers
cost III tern OF sale are not complied with in 10
days from day Of sale the trustees right To
resell at the risk and cost of the defaun purchaser
after nNe days advertisement such resale In some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. q
ROBERT %. HOFFMAN
". Z. QulCKsAlL.
.y2-d6ds Trustees. 1 ON and n stTee,spx
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II ATCLlffE. DARR a CO. Auctioneers.
~ $50 PeDnsyly AniA ave. n "

TWENTY FIGHT EERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS On q. ELEVENTH. AND EIGHTH sTREEIs
NORTHEAST TO CLOSE IHE AFFAIRS OF
on TuEspal A., AFTERNOON, July FIFTEENTH.
ATslA OCLoCk VIII offer for sale front Of the
premises 10 close the q fairs uf a syndicate
LOTS To Ia INCLUSIVE
LOTS 10 TO 81 inclusive
LOTS IS To Al INCLUSIVE.
IN SQUARE $50
LOTS To Ia FRONT q STREET NORTHEAST
LOIS = TO 81 FRONT SEVENTH sIKEET
lois y 10 a. FRONT EIGHTH STREET
lois i AND IL HAVING A FRONT OF lal By
DEPTH OF 10 FEET, BALANCE l7.01II6.
LOTS 10 AND 10 FRONT l6.3Nll6 BALANCE
l6Xll6
LOT "A Is 3rlI6. BALANCE l6xlls
These l.ots are the desirable the northeast
and should command the attention Of PARTIES IN sArh
Of valuable building sites All running back 10 an
alley.
Termsi Subject TO q deed of trust of s5I7 on each
I9t al . Per cent per hinum. payable seini-anuu-
ally payable on or before thrse years from june
each lot at time Of sale. II terms 81 sale are
not complied with in fifteen days from dAy of sal.
right reserved 70 resell the property al the risk
and cost OF the defaultlng purchaser sitter five DAYS
sayertseuent IA some newspaper published in Nash
lngton. DC All conveyADcing kc. st the of the
purchaser Flats OF the above be o<hco
RADCLIFFE. DARR a CO,
y0-d6ds AuctioDeers.
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FINANCIAL

mo. W. coRsoS. mo W. MAcARTAEy.
u Member n. \ stock II.
CORsON q MAcARTNRY
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 81 NV
Bankers and desier In Governmsat BonAk
Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections
Ratiroad stocks and B0nds and al securities lised
on The Exchanges OF New lork Philadelphia. BosGon
ana Baltimore bought and sold.
A specially made Of Investment securites District
Bonds aud all Local Railroad Goa Insurance aud lei
ephone Stool deAltln.
American Bel Telephone Stock boushtsnd sold iyIs
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Sudden Death of q Government Clerk

Sudden Death Of o Government Clerk,
Erastus A. Barnard, Q clerk in the surgeon
generals office in the building on 10th street
near z, had an epileptio attack while at his
desk yesterday afternoon and died in few
minutes. The body was removed to the late
home Of the deceased in Portner Place. The
deceased leaves . widow and seven children,
the youngest being baby.
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ISLAND PARK, HARpxa's FKaRY.-The finest
pleasure grounds in the country. Music, dam
cling, boating, fishing, swings, flying horses,
croquet, &C., &C.. ali free. Every Thursday
from b. 4 O. station at 10 am. Tickets, in
GLIDING reserve seat both directions, e. -
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PRINTERS.

u L MCQUEEN,
h PkINTER AND PUBIIsHER
ltos-ll 10 81. NV.
o1uert lor Legal Blanks and Commercial a
etonSi Printing promptly executed ExssnsiSe line Of
samples q wedding Invitations. Menus Orcer, Of
dance foiders &C. An ineYection invited
1kE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY Tvs
DENsIoN BLANhs
4 Printed On Short Notice st the Lowest Prices
LEGAL BLANks-5o kinds In stock
The Law REPORTER co.,
~. w. MOORE, Nanaxer
- We do . General Printing Rusinsas se26-lu
McGiiL WALLACE
M PRACTICAL BOOK AND Job PRINrERa
kr1nting Of ever description neatly exscutsd
Estimates furnishsd lm22j prsssvork for In IRA.
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THIS EVENING.
FUTURE DAYS.
RATcIIrFE DARR a 90, Aueu oneer.,
N go Pennry leaniA ava

cHAScERY SALE OF THE RfMkINpER OF ysLU-
ttkbTE infk3 n APP iIP gsiNPhovEp p PROP
TowS. D. c. 10 cIosf an hSrsfE. '1>'"''~
ny by virtue q dscrce OF the Supreme Court Of the
and PASSED IN Equity Gauss Ne I2l S. shsrStn
lrunnell and Others are complAnants and HOwes aud
s offer Tor sale in front Of The PREMISES on TITs
DAY. TIE rwENTy-sECoNp i kY or JriY. Isse.
in and 9 the iosssns de.criseS resl ests..
~, .,sa IN Seorsetown y 9, Wa IN square lso.
90 feet the south sde Of sth CT1 .trest h~t~ess
irederiCk and Hugh streets by a. ia 81 100 fssi.
100 Lot S IN BsaitS and asSts aat,a ~ 'S rSS
,ns feet on OH as street between Freler1ck ana
Immediately south 81 lot 33O -'' - ''>
la square 81. lot fronting "a % feet on Frede-
street by depth OF $50 feet improved by a good two.
aoTy frame dwsllins and heinz psrts II lots snd
one other lot IN square innediately north Of
and the last mentioned Loo Uing part Of
ing p. os feet said Ircdorics I34th1 street la
depth OF 90 feet improved by larse aud comuo,i-
o. feet vide along the north side oi this house.
seven -. lot ~ same sgnAre accorilng TO suii
ne southwest corner OF frederck s54th) sIret aud
said frederck street Of IL y feet by depth OF "a 20
feet and two 60 Of Which have front said Freds.
rek street Of IL feet by the same depth. and sof
which has front on 4th 90 street OF 10 feet BY
there viii also lie sold stable lot IN rear Of .h,y.
lots fronting j feet on l6-f0ot alley.
Plat OF said lots will be exhibited ON aay ~ sale
The sale viii besin With the pArcel hrst shave de-
nnued thereafter in the order siyen
Terms OF sale Ne prescribed by the decree: One third
OF the purchase money IN cash and the balance in
equal instAlments and years with InIsresI
depost Of 500 on each lot VIII be required and IL
property will be resold the cost OF tie de-
faultns purchaser AZ conveyanclng. &c. al cost of
>" Nd, AZ
~ HUGH t. TAGGARI. Trustee.
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR & co, kuctioneers
IA e2O Pennsy lysniA avenue n w.

IWU-sIVhh bhlSh sIWkE ND DMILI.ING,
MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY FOURTEkSTH.
AT SIX O'CLOCK.
We will offer for sale IN front Of the premises.
LOT 3S
SQUARE all
Fronting - feet Eighth street by n elefth ,f %
feet, running back lsfoOt s-inch alley Thts
properly under good rental and pr.e 4. An -,
cellent opportunity for an Investment
Terms One-thIrd cash. balance and two years
y per cent per snnnm, able semi
by deed Of trust on the property sold depNsat u
400 upon acceptance Of bld II terms Of sale arr unt
complied with IN fifteen days from dag 81 sale right re-
served TO resell the property the aud cost Of
the defaulting purchaser after
ment m some newspaper published in Washington D.
&. All conveyancing &C, at the cost Of pur,hAsar
- iy3-dSds AYct,oa,e...
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There will be no trouble sbout transporta-
ton to or from the camp. Last year the steam
boat service was very indefinite and very un-
satisfactory; this year II viii be lust the re-.
verse. Arran gements have been made with
the Biake-McKlbben syndicate to make com
munlcatlon between city and camp as easy and
veyed to camp on the morning Of the 2Ist in
slant on the steamsr Excelsior. There viii be
at least two. other opportunities TO reach the
fort during the day and q many Opportunities
to get away: On Tuesday morning q reeuisr
schedule WIN be commenced and it win be kept
up until Johnny comes marching home AGAIN
The schedule calls for the departure of either
the Manchester or the Corcoran at a M. 10
an, ESQ Pm, $50 pm. and $50 p.m. Re-
turning to the city the boats viii leave the fort
at At ESQ An, $50 Pm, 7:S0 pm. and $50 IN.
II the Tafnc should demand more boats they
VIII be supplied, 30 says Capt Blake. No other
boats than those controlled by the syndicate
will be allowed to touch at the Fort Washing
ton wharf, 30 that II anything goes wrong the
responsibility will be easily located Last year
the ssldshness Of steamboat captain COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

In 1867 Secretary Seward opened negotia-
tions for the purchase of Alaska, the result of
which was that Russia ceded all her claims to
that territory for $3.50, 600 Since that time
the question Of the sovereignty over the waters
has never been seriously mooted until COM
paratively recently. Within the last ten years
the extinction of the sea otter has been COM
plete and number of fishermen thereupon set
to work to kill seal in open water. With the
aid OF improved modern weapons this was soon
found to be not only possible but q decidedly
lucrative occupation. As q natural result q
number OF vessels were equipped and sent up
from American and Canadian ports to bring
back as many skins as they possibly could.
Now, the whole question has been reopened
in its entirety. Have aliens o right to hsh in
the American waters without permission from
the American government? II so, how is the
right 10 be secured TO thsm2 II not, how are
they to be prevented from carrying on the ille-
Ultimate occupation? In all probability time
alone can answer the question.
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THE FIFTH BATTALION.

Those changes in the fifth battalion have
begun to arrive, but they are only the shadow
of what is coming along pretty soon. Capt
Robinson of company @ has resigned, and 80
has his second Lieutenant, Mr.. Reed. Another
one who has turned in his commission is Second
Lieut.. Arnold of company of the fifth.
Second Lieut.. E. b. Holcombe OF company c,
sixth battalion, has been transferred to COM
pany ID of the fifth. Gen. Ordway says he will
make the fifth as good as any battalion in the
guard
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-17
Morris, Mimi, April II, 1890.
paper of The City.
WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR.

Hon. c. p, Magtnnis' Administration Of tn e
Duluth Lard Office.
Dlmth, Mimi, March 3l.-Fo-mor"
r,w morning tlse receivership of the
Duluth land Office will be surrendered
To 8. l.. Fruzer. the new Republican
appointee. tS Hon. C. P. Maginnis.
Nj. Maginnis was the first Democra'
tic incumbent of this Office since the
a,pointments of President Buchanan.
aud p most popular officer. He WAS
the only one who has had the nerve TO
say to the Minnesota Iron company
that they could have what Is justly
and legally theirs, the same as the
r0nrest settler, and nothing more.
A tilobe reporter called on him to-day
and asked his opinion on the civil
service law rs carried out i'll his case.
lie said that so far as he was concer'
ned, he considered it very unciVu.
stAfv Predecessor" said Mr.. Magin.
his, "served as long under President
Cleveland as my entire time In the
office. have personal letter from
Mr.. Comstock, in which he says that
there were no specific charges against
me, yet that very strong efforts were
made to have me removed, but that
he would take no action, and would
see that was given fair play. In
less than ~ week after, he recon-
mended the appointment OF my
successor, and gave me no chance to
I've heard. Since holding this office
l have received about a quarter Of d
million dollars, and if there can be
found 81 overcharged q settler oil
unaccounted for to the government
will never again hold an Office OF
either honor or trust during my life
AS to my action N the office, leave
that to the judgement of the people
with whom / have had bushes:
relations. They are better judge:
than congressman actuated 10y teal
of the Minnesota Iron company.
have lived ali my life in Minnesota
and have enjoyed the confidence o.
my fellow citizens, and have nj
public act to regret or that l woult
wish to recall Being free from
Official position, am. now ready t
take part in a good fight for Demo
cratic supremacy in Minnesota
where we need but little more time
20 prove our position on the tarlt
question to be the popular one' no
only in theory. but in fact"
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-17
hoMEsEEkERs' EXCURSIONS
On The Burlington" April ~, May 20,
September 9 and %, and October "a,

On "The Burlington" April ~, May 20.
September 9 and %, and October ~,
1890.
On the above dates the agents OF
the Chicago Burlington, e. Northern
Railroad, at all stations. will sell
''Homeseekers" Excursion tickets to
all principal land points in~Svathern
Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska Arkans-
rs, Indian Territory, Texas, New
Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah,
Idaho, Montana, South and North
Dakota. Northwestern Iowa Mime
sofa, Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama
and Mississippi, at very low rate
for the round trip, good for return
within thirty days from date of sale.
For further information apply to any
tisket agentsof THE Burlington, or
write to WI. C. Kenyon. Gen. Pass.
Agent, c.. b. & n. R.-R., st. Paul,
MIMI 22t6
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= The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down. can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can t
do anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ails you. You
should take a warning,you are taking
the first step into Nervous Prostra-
tion. You need a Nerve Tonic. and
j In Electric Bitters you will find the
exact remedy for restoring your
nervous condition to its natural,
healthy condition. Surprising results
follow the use OF this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative, Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored,
and the Liver and Kidneys resume
healthy action. Try bottle.
Price so cts. at FRITZ BUoKENTIE's
Drug Store.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-17

J. o. Barrett, Esq, of Browns
Valley, has been appointed Deputy
State Lecturer for the 18th judicial
District, with Milo Camp Esq, of
Morris, as his assistant. Parties de-
string to organize new alliances, or
to,have speeches made for the old
ones, should communicate with one
or the other of these gentlemen.
Both are excellent speakers and
energetic workers.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-17

Samual J. Randall, one of the most
distinguished statesmen of this gene
ration died at his home in Washing
ton on Sunday morning last, in the
sd, year OF hi" "7e. lie represented
the lsE-& Philadelphia-his
native city, in cong >1t In
PERMISSION for twenty seven yea 8.
The whole country Justly mourns his
loss, for his death is serious loss to
his country. In the councils OF the
nation he was safe, conservative man.
He wasa leader of the Democratic
party, and favorite with all parties
IN account of his devotion to duty,
his purity of character and his
distinguished ability as statesman.
His remains repose in North Laurel
Hill Philadelphia, one of the lovliest
eemeutries IN america
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Great Scott.

Why don't you cure that cough!
De Wits Cough and Consumption
Cure will do it. This remedy is pos
itlvely certain. promt and thoroughly
satisfactory. If you have tried Il
you know this statment to be q fact
It you have not, you are doing your.
self an injustice. II Is sold by FL. l..
Hulburd & Co. 1911