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New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
'UHE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL For GIRLS.
14o AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BROOKLYN.

For Boys and Young Men-CountIy
boys June 'on Z $40 M For 41tassa ftssa a D.
Il oRDENTowN .SN;, J.? MILITARY. INSTITUTE.
Ef: Esa. r. T. Il D. tLAANNRSG LANSGN 4 ooanaddaa M rssD-
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. oGONTz. PA.
TneHeesG location and sarloundpgs Ne% school
prcpaa;lon for college scientific school FOR circUsr
- JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. M. Principal
nosQEIS SCHOOL. GLEN COVE. NEw.YORK.
Summer r o G' Sne sGo2 e Tor 1 pnSS fSqo 70 10 p
month. b. F. 0CGXNoR b. H.. Ph. D., Director cio D''
L S% a SeH9 . 9& s2y IS A. M@tS!a
S' " & SCHOOL, S do % to f r. e o%h soS %
EREEnOLD INSTITUTE Freehold ~ J. 4Lth ven,
eolegc preparation specially business high school
9 hcr. ponies; doaeys Tor riding cIcrclsc Gss'i J. wyiE.
p 0E%DEE rodST scHooI g %, ; pqsDay Ma,,The Is
teaching Laboratories. +. KXXri s. 'ii'' s. '"''''u1a
RocKLAND &G2LLEKGaEv; ,LE,av rur.u,.nsov
summer School for full partial study Opens June
W. II. BAYHIsrER A. NJ
$ JOHNS "iAldAHG MAHEIGs, TGf'@9'4 g :.
sumner School Address wM. vERGECK.
SvnAfFh M 4s acH22k H22hIT EoE Eoh85f R85z no.rn
Overlooking l. Sound Send for illustrated caaioaue
- UMMER SCHOOL at the PccIskin Military Ac,deIyr
~ Location hcalthful care and instruction
~ JOHN y. TILDES, 4 NJ, NJ. D. Principal
Send for circular
= uMMER CAMP. on Canandaieua Lake with coach
- ing for college examination. j. II. LEE 10 Grove
Place Rochester. y. Y. - '
THE PEEKSRILL MILITARY ACADEMY
1890 now D f'Sf oN S @ ssSsnnns
II 'WO VACANCIES for young boys ia a home school for
next school year. Only boardcr- taErn o,no =,
ana comforts Address r. ID. MONTANYE Trenton X y
VACATION STUDY AND SPORT IN THE MAINE
moonS ior three or four boys OF the or;, under
compsen y, ,insr1ctor or Isrticglars apply to SIG.
LAisS rIsErAhAiOhS SCHOOL Newburg, y. Y.
nv nv ol.'scsi and academic Schools in New. England
board washing. ana heating for the fall torn H.
ginning Aug. %. Send for catalogue TO u nj STrI,rE
Principal. Wilbraham. Mass " -1' "if-r-hf''
WORCESTER ACADEMY.-Fifty-siNth year Tbo,o,cI
W preparation for any college scientific school Nv
building, admirably equipped. Ample pay rrounds
Dormitories attractive and heated by steam
D. w. ABERCRoMBIE, A. NJ. Principal
Weysester. Mas.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
Ocean Steamers.
NEW-YORE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Ocean Steamers.
NEW-YORE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
COTTAGE CITY MASS. RoCKLAND, BANGOR AND
ALL POINTS on PENoBsCoT RIVER,
EAsrrOET Win NJ AHR III ST GGNHEcTioS !2aT n B. DIRECT
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA,
Can't. F. c. Miller leaves Pier 40. E. r. (cnton.sD.
EVERY TUESDAY AT P. NJ
superb @ tHd gw at Freight a.
Additional steamships arrangements are com.
efa xEwc6 raTs5S:s ana %i.%at0r G. MAcKRELL
General Manag:L % nH0HD " - :. f. & r. Agent.
NEW-YORE AND CUBA MAIL IS. CON-
,r,rogT roH Msasn s sa .1S q r. May
C. OF WASHINGTON tTHr Tnxiam Vefacfa May 81
SENECA. IIavap and Mantanzos -: =, We'd, June 4.
C. OF Front Pontea S'sS Vera a%RsHc
SANTIAGO Nassa" .a,%;d Santiago de TtMS GGSa Inn.
For j2%Es IEev E WAED e Co. iYgw i ws.
CUION LINZ.
" Fo SNtHh3 SFA5ES MA sIFhMHEs EyfRPS6L
Leave Pier 49, II 1 fs0' %a7 e r. 10 80
Mass TS.dsy SSssdsy !Es June TO- II Il = M M
Nk1z0NH Tu esdsy; June L. : 80
"{aMa CABIN passage $50 $50 $50 AID soo Second Cabin
$50 aH1 1. N n UNDERHILL & CO.. 81 Broadway ny.
T9ra ,3rT;ENsrQWMEln AND LIyEIESPQleois;o ,. so
CRY OF CHESTER wednesday. June 4. a. m.
CITY OF NFwYGRK We@e.doy, June ls 5 a. a. . m
From per -. y l.. adjoining Christolher.st Ferry.
and location OF rom. SECOND CABIN. outward $50
ard s;oi pfepaA $40 S.tEnAGE e2o poJRLt JRLTE!
GREEN. N. Y.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS: co.
sEwYokk fhoEo EsoodETHHAtarfoH EHta II ASp BREMEN.
stean1Ess s1l itxPpHbss itSIp bEs5 psSfEAIEtSo
Travc... We'd. Nav % noon. Lain wd. June :. a IN.
I.lIo Sat. 3 u Elder. sat June . q. H..
Iulda Tu,s Jun . a M Alcr We'd. June II noon.
First cabin 800 and upHad berth cordlng 70 oca.
ZION Second cabin $50 ami 800 berth lowest
,.trs OELRIVfIS Co. No Bowling Green.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Tran lantique.
I J ff,I.NCu LINZ. To HANRE EVERY S.NTT kD.NY
Conuany's pier new ~ nth River Morton. So
IL NOEMANDIE. Collier Saturdly. MAY 81. 80 D. n.
IA ROT RGOENf. frangoul SATURDAY. June : ; A. ~.
ia HRt.rhDNE. f. Jou--'ln >1t.. June u. 80 H..
IA GASCOGNE Slut,lll. saturday. June 81 q. m.
ia NORM ANDIF. collier >aturlav June oS D. H.
A. FORGET. General Agent. No. Bo"ling Green.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

IIkMBC CRG-AMERICAN PACKET co.
III EMPRESS SERVICE bc;w. Southampton London
Pans. nanbur.. NgH twIn rev steamers q 10000
'EE0U LAR SERVICE. y Huamogts dr'GL .,
suc.e P tn M9y M 2s WiSa,nd ,'i p ni }gnr I,ia' =
Ithactia 80 a m. inne cSlunbl. IN t. 3D. June -.
S'oAucr~ leave from hamburg Docks. ho' oxen \ j
Strcal rat, Tor physician, 90 ~. N"riu touGrtsN
II ,uRtf KttA MERICAN / GTN'L PASSAGE OFFICE.
pNrKEr COMPANY. [. B. RICHARDS CO..
AZ broadway. New-York. 81 broadway y Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
WHITE STAR LINE

~ tOK, g ,rTD ATp LiTNIEHFTT2RLt
:Tcu'onic, MAY p J: opm I.g,oaic Jm. :5 II hm
Bri'Aunir Jun" 8. tn a o.. l.Flialnlc J'N = D. H.
sNaicstr... June II Ma site JulY - II 30 a
Grrn,al. runc - 30 u. Gelu. L. Jp,I T.. .. m.
Second cabin o. tho. - az. =. "a on rates $50
second cabin 80 auf SO Excursion @c, on oahe
terms ste'rage 500 Conpany' o., ~ - BFoad"ay
J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
For Roth Scycs-Country.

W CATION SCHOOL for boys and girls. Pleasant
home for adults the CIESBROtGH SEMINARY
FARM Terms moderate North Chill Monroe CO.,
n.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
DED "Dv LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL OR LAGUAYkA, PUERTO CABELLO. CURACOA.
CORO AND MARACAIBO
calling AZ Trinidad land and embark passengers and
Pier Last River.
& rHIIApFIPiiIk'.., Tuc.day. June 3. 90 D. NJ
- VTTFII- FLA saturday June Il. 90
CAKACAS THURSDAY. June 2S. 3 90 m.
These Amrcln seamhps. specially butt ;or tie
h.-e Xery suuer.Cr accommodations ilr p4ssDlglrs
49, ' BOUITON. BLISS DALLETr
General Managers II WLl.st
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LORD DALHOUSlE.

RULERS OF INDIA. The Marques OF Dal"1"1g' II
Sir William Wilson Hunter, n y. !. A. - u. i
NJ A. IL ID. oxford The CLARENDON fieSs
12mO DID, DOB.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
nAcIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,s

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINES IoE CALIFORNIA JAtAE Th INTH&4,co
from Ncw.Y0rk. pcr loot OK ClnAl.sir y. Il.
For Franc.sco. Via the Is;hnus u Panama
tiTN OF PARA a., SatuldIy. NAY 81, noon
From san Francisco. H. All Branaan sts.
China and Japan.
CITY OF PTkING -ts Saturitv June u, 3 ..
Fo- ,-crh. passage and general niorWaton apply -
eonpany's on ce on pier foot = Canal s.. y X
IL. J. BU1LAl. General Superintendent
CTATE LINE-BETWEEN NEW-YORk.
y i,LASGOW AND MONILLE LoNDuNDGKkll
wtTu rIROl'GH IICKi.T> AT REDUCED RATES
10 LIVERPOOL. LONDON. DUBLIN. g.
STATE or INDIANA ...... Thur ,fay. MAY ~ 10 a. NJ.
eTNrf OF NEVADA .... THURSDAY. Jun" >. . 80 a. n.
Cabin Ia>sage f3b $50 according O. location - state
'r~,.on l., f6j y t.j >t',rlc' :, kes 70
srd from al pat, Ot Europe it lowest ra'e. ron pier
IN b, store. South fHrry BfC0Ny1 For ir'ight
.St ua,,a-. apply - AUSTIN BALDWIN { 60 G'n'ral
Agent 90 Broadway. y Y Storage Office Il BoadwAy.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

II ANJo and GUITAE taught IN twenty ptvse lessons.
- With or without the aid Il notes. HENRY {. DOB.
SON 1870 Broadway. between 32d and 33d stS
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

t,-h quotation, were foilows Floug dun and mn
,A,n. 40 -prn' wheat. 93td9tl,c. No. spring
wheat. ~.aN.E No I'D. 33ho"ihr W corn, 8ai-c
y" "9'- $ N" rye 3lc, 80 barley
nominal No nrN-'"d - ~ prime timothy seed 81 "a
No., porA. pcr bb it iri pr 100 y. ~ on; short
rll- -de~ loose. loHr5 20, day ~uitrd shoulders
lboN'a. - lo0-i 60 short clear sides lhoNed. ~ d5I
- 90, wh,Nf, Gi-"f'' nn.,hcd goods. per gal ~ o.
sugar unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
LLOYD SIS. co.

Counany's PIER mewl No. ~ North River It. Mortonss
Ia NOI;MANDIE. Collier SatuTdlv, MAY 81. 80 D.
IA BOT RGOGNi. Franrou SATURDAY. June :. a. n.
ia HRtThDNE r. "a. Jou--'ln ~1'.. June II. 80 H..
a GASCOENE. Sruf,lll saturday. June 81 q. m.
Ia NORNNNDIt. collier >9iuri9v June = ..
A. FORGET. General Agent. No. Bo"ling Green.
, 1890-07-01
THE ABANDONED r.
fhey Will be Disposed of Under the
Homestead Law.

The senate passed Saturday with a few
slight amendments the house bill to pro-
vide for the disposal Of the abandoned
military reservations known as Forts Fet-
terman, Laramie. Sanders, Steele and
BridRer, in Wyoming. The bill provides
that the lands included in these reserya-
tons shall be disposed of under the
homestead law, only except that actual
occupants shall have the preference right
to make one entry under either of the
existing land laws to include their i'm
provements. The bill has the proper
saving clause and is approved by the
commissioner Of the general land Office.
An important object to be accomplished
by the passage of this law Is, as stated
BY Senator Teller, who had the bill in
charge, that without such a law these
reservations would, under the existing
law and usage, have been sold at auction;
would in all probability have been bought
entirely by individuals or corporations for
speculative purposes and homesteaders
would have been thereby deprived of an
opportunity to secure any of the lands
for homestead purposes.
, 1890-07-01
GIVEN 500 DAMAGES.
End of an Interesting Local
Civil Suit.
Asked for $4,000 and Received
Only 500.
The Jury Wrestled Five Hours
With the Case.

One of the most interesting civil trials
ever had in this district terminated at
1880 last night, when the jury returned
a'verdict reached only after struggling
five hours with law given and evidence
adduced during a hearing of three days.
About six years ago Mrs. Supple loaned
the Lowe Cattle company So, 900, accept
ing collateral security. This stock some
how came into the possession of Billy
Wightman aud he left it at the first ma
tional bank with a good sized note. In
the meantime the Lowe Cattle company
people concluded to settle with Mrs. Sip
pie and rendering the $4,000 called for
the collateral. 1t could not be produced
at the time and this debt has not yet
been DISCHARGED.
Mrs. Sipple replevened her security used
by Wightman and still has it. She sued
the bank for 5000 and interest.
The case was ably contested by NJ. C..
Brown and A. c. Campbell on one side
and ]. W. Lacey and John A. Riner on
the other. Judge Conway presiding.
At $50 yesterday argument was con-
cluded and the Jury retired. The verdict
awarded Mrs. Supple 800 and taxed the
costs to defendant.
, 1890-07-01
OVER THE STATE.

Geo. Weber, the Casper banker. will
soon leave for Cleveland, o., to organize
an oil company.
A new engine and steam drill has been
added to the equipment of the Vernon
Brown Stone Quarry company's plant
near Glenrock.
VIM. Clark, Bessemer, has opened up
a fine coal vein seven miles south of that
place.
Cy Iba has located with w. E. Hawley
three soda lakes near Casper.
Prof. Bailey p%ronounces iron ore found
near Casper to be of the highest grade.
Will LanniRan, a cowboy, was thrown
from his horse on the Wind River range
and severely injured.
j. ]. Frey's sawmill, fifteen miles from
Lander. was burned last week, entailing
a loss of 5000.
A break in the Christiana lake reservoir
near South Pass created a mild pants, but
was quickly repaired.
The Northwestern has volunteered to
assist in advertising Fremont county.
, 1890-07-01

The Sander ball team has backed
square down from its proposition to play
the Capitols here for money on the 4th, 5th
and 9th, or at any other time. To meet
for $500 a side was the original PROPOSE
ton of the CHEYENNE club. Tricky
Mickey Mclaughlin, the Sander man
aRer, replied that he would play here TOR
$3.50 and bring along an umpire. This
was agreed to, but a telegram from Dem
yer yesterday declared all negotiations of.
Mclaughlin was blufing all the time.
He well knows that on a fair field with no
favor, his aggregation is no match for the
Capitols. That they were in it at all
here was due to nothing but remarkable
lnnk
, 1890-07-01

Independence Day is to be celebrated
quite pretentiously at Tie Siding, under
the auspices of George w. Crook Post,
q. A. R. William Maxwell will be pres
ident of the day. In the forenoon a
game of base ball will be played. fol-
lowed by reading of the declaration Of in
dependence and an address by Hon. Ii.
V. s. Groesbeck. Miss Addie Gear
heart. in behalf of the pupils of school
districts 8, l6 and %, will present George
Crook Post a flag. There will be horse
racing aud foot racing during the day.
At night a grand ball is to be given.
, 1890-07-01
fUINTs.

Frank Culver is 10 from Lagrange.
T. B. Hord is here from Central City
NSeb.
Z. Stoddard arrived from Denver yes
terday.
Ralph N. Hubbard will spend the 4th
in Denver.
John r. Blocker. the Texas cattle man,
was here yesterday.
G. +. Annett and son. Salt Lake. are
at the Inter Ocean.
Attorney Geo. W. Sewers Is at his
office in the city again.
Henry r. Frye was here yesterday frem
Salt Lake, en- route to Douglas.
Mrs. E Maggie and son leave for Dem
yer today to spend a week with friends.
Lieut.. Clay left for Kentucky this
morning, and Lieut.. Brush has gone east.
D. McUlvane and J. B. Stevens have
returned from Texas, where the latter
purchased cattle.
Sheriff Martin has returned from the
East and now thinks Wyoming's climate
the best in the world.
Ed. York is up from Denver. He
came on the royal special train and was
made Duke of Interior Heie hts.
, 1890-07-01

j. g. Locke and j. NJ. Woods, com-
missioned as special deputy head %consuls,
have been in the city the past week looA-
ing over the field with the view OF estab-
fishing a camp of the Modern Woodmen
OF America in this city. They are CON
WINGED that a successful organization can
be effected here, and will proceed at once
with the formation and institution OF a
camp. The order is a beneficial, social
and charitable one, and is spreading rap
idly throughout the west.
At the first installation of officers Hon.
F. A. ~Falkenberg. of Denver. head con-
sui of the Pacific Jurisdiction, will be
present.
, 1890-07-01
A wyoming Land Decision.

lWhshinBto Special
Secretary Noble has rendered a de-
cision in the appeal case of John B.
Menardi, affirming the action of the com
missioner of the land Office denying Men
ardi sixty days in which to make final
proof on his desert land entry tracts at
the Buffalo (Wvoming) land district.
Menardi applied for an extension of time
for reclamation, and his case is included
with fifteen other desert land entries con-
corning which the commissioner declined
to grant the extension applied for.
, 1890-07-01

Max Meyer umprred at the Capitol
grounds Sunday a humorous ball game.
John Chase, Doug. Rhodes, Gus. Jen.
kens, Fred Clarey and other business
men played, The feature was Mr..
ChAse's run for a fly. His hat few of
while he was skimming over the grass
and John went after the head covering
regardless OF the home run hit.
, 1890-07-01
Baby Cooper.

A line daughter was born to the wife Of
A Cooper Yesterday morning. The
mother is doing well and All. is in an
ecstacy of delight. Mr.. Cooper is con-
nected with the big E. s. Johnston &
Go. grocery house, is a member of the
Alert hose company. and reckoned one of
the city's best young men. He was
warmly congratulated by friends yester-
day
, 1890-07-01

You're are very Industrious" re-
marked a LEADER reporter to a book
keeper whom he found chasing figures
at ] o'clock this morning. well" he
replied bitterly. u have to be. And I
might as well remark now that it l had
been more industrious when l did not
have to be so industrious l would not
have to be so blamed industrious now
when | have to be Industrious"
, 1890-07-01
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the city

Throughout the City
Mrs Robinson's sells home made taffy.
Furnished rooms. 2O9 East Nineteenth.
The Capitols will be home this after
noon.
Will "Furnisher" kindly call at this
Officer
The fort water works will be finished
today.
An excursion will be here from Denver
the sth.
There will be q meeting of the city
council this evening.
List your property with D. W. Gill,
1922 Ferguson street.
The girl militia companies are drilling
for Statehood day appearances
There was a big attendance at the
statehood dance at Lakeside last night.
An abstract of title of Sloan's Mob
Hill addition was filed for record yester-
day.
Bob ingalls, was made Rex III. and
has appointed Judge Lee Duke of Chey
enne.
One of the autographs on the Inter
Ocean register Yesterday was Rex Ill,
Kokomo."
Riley Lane, who lives near Rawlins.
was confidenced at Salt Lake Saturday.
He lost $50.
Mickey McLauehlin's bluff was called.
He dare not match the Sandens against
the Uspitols.
A larger crowd than ever heard Sun
days delightful park concert by the
Union Pacific band.
Six new locomotives for the hill dis-
trict were received Sunday. but twenty
more are needed to relieve the service.
A fine table beverage Is Lemp's st.
LOUIS beer; delivered free at your house.
Telephone No. Is. W. f. Miller, agent.
The Jack Gordon engagement has
been cancelled. Manager Rhodes is in
Denver negotiating for a couple of good
attractions.
Among other propositions made the
Sandens by the Capitols was one to play
at Denver for $3.50 a side or more and a
percentage or all the gate receipts.
A lot of new job type of the latest
stylish faces has been received by THE
LEADER. The best Job printer in Wyo-
ming is still employed at this office.
A hundred foot flag pole vas erected at
Seventeenth street and Warren avenue
yesterday. 1t required the united
strength of eighteen hen 10 raise the
staff.
William CRAIG. siaborer. was knocked
over by cars icing switched at the
Warren avenue crossing Sunday night.
He sustained a severe cash across the
forehead.
THE LElDER was serenaded at mid
night by tne Castle quartette, a new
singing elhGb of sweet voiced young men.
4 number of their friends enjoyed the
Same pretty favor.
ID DR.. James r. Anderson. who visited
Y the city last year, is again in Chey-
enne, where he will remain for the com.
ing week. DIR. Anderson is a well known
specialist, and has a large number of pa
tents In this city.
The central office of the telephone COM
pany is now over Riner & Johnson's
office on Ferguson street. The moving
took place yesterday, and was done in
such a systematic manner that the patrons
of the company were not inconvenience
in any way by the change.
, 1890-07-01
An Athfet,c Test.

Charley G~raybaum, a switch engine
fireman, will att tempt to throw a stone
1873 Yards Friday on a wager of $40 with
West Meyer. The cast is to be from in
front of Mr.. Moy er's Cabinet saloon on
Eddy street to the Union Pacific track
south.
, 1890-07-01

The census of 1890 will show pretty
close to 1900 people for Cheyenne. The
count was closed at midniRht last night.
In a few days the official figures will be
knoun
, 1890-07-01
A Rawiins Killing.

Special Dispatch 10 The Leader.
RAwLINs, Wyo., June 30.-John Nc
Farland, a colored song and dance man,
was deliberateLH at s O'Clock this
morning bvS surray, a brakeman.
No cause ror the shooting SMr5sfEaad
died about 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
shootist is in Jail. There is hard feeling
against him.
Murray fired four shots at Mcfarland.
, 1890-07-01

The Bristol-Knab printing house was
visited BY burglars Sunday night. They
found the safe open and for rent
placards on the drawers, and went ava
without their tools.
, 1890-07-01
For the New shops.

A car of machinery for the shops now
being built by Geo. East was received
yesterday. The tools are for wood and
iron working. Superintendent Munro
will store these until they are needed.
, 1890-07-01
Yon Rerkeu.

AT 1870 last evening a reporter found
Won Berkeu eating ice cream. At $50
he was resting quietly.
, 1890-07-01

One black horse branded e on left
hip' n bay mare branded up on left
PIP; A reward of $500 will be paid for
Ssen by returning to A. A. Mahar or John
, 1890-07-01

Drink statehood 43 at Rhodes & Trox
ellis today. II,
, 1890-07-01

We are selling tan shoes for "a. worth
&c. Nov is your time to buy. j. f.
jenkins & Bro.
, 1890-07-01

You will find LEMP'S COOL LAGER
the best beer in the city.
A line FREE LUNCH at all times.
Imported Cervolot Wurst. Imported
holsteiner Wurst, Cream Cheese.
IPickled Herring. Dill Pickles, Picked
lnpe, Anchoyies.
r. BERaEn. Prnnrietnr
, 1890-07-01

C1ttIdreM's sUhffe esssbrOtd-
cred caps from tsCeNty
CENTS ssp. MYERS.
, 1890-07-01
Ladies' Oxford ties tan
or black $3.50 a pair.
NJ EERE.-
strayed or Stolen

Misses and children's tan shoes cheap
III. f. Jenkins 4 Bro.
, 1890-07-01
VIEW GOODS.

Peas for planting. The best in town at
Griswold & CHS Sixteenth street store.
, 1890-07-01
VEN GOODS

Drink statehood 43 at Rhodes & Trox.
ellis today.
, 1890-07-01

For Sweet Cream.
Leave orders at
A. UNDERWOOD & BRo.
, 1890-07-01

Drink statehood 4s at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis today.
, 1890-07-01

Drink statehood 40 at Rhodes & Trox-
ellis today,
, 1890-07-01

~ yOM sUash 20 0ssy dssr-
tOte and stylish goods go
II N FER&
, 1890-07-01

Z today.
, 1890-07-01
TEST YOUR SIGHT poR AsTIGaATIsM

At q. W. Brown 5, who has glasses
ground especially to correct this defect.
By closing one eye, if these lines do
not appear equally black to you when
holding them one to three feet distant
from the eye, the difference in the shade
is caused BY astigmatism. which rs a de-
feet in the vision. and very frequently
causes severe headache. This trouble can
be remedied by glasses ground especially
To corracf th;a daEa,t
, 1890-07-01

NVNNIF vi LNhNMIEf
/, I. A. Kent, proprietor OF the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief I. A. kent.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3Oth
day OF June. 1890. Il. Ii. SHELDON,
lsEAL Notary Public.
, 1890-07-01

You know what a proposal is, don't you? Possibly you have
"been there before, and felt how awkward and embarrassing it is,
especially if the girl refuses you after you have bagged the knees of
your pants and put them all out OF shape in order to kneel to her.
Well, we have a proposal to make to you, but it is neither awkward
nor embarrassing, for we confidently believe you will accept us-as
your clothier. We guarantee good fit, latest style, best workman
ship, excellent material and lowest prices. What more do you want?
, 1890-07-01

r. BERGEN, Proprietor.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-01-30
MAC ON HIS DIGNITY.

Joel Heatwole wrote a long letter to
President Harrison, to which the CHIEF
executive made no reply. We did not
write to the president at all. and yet the
nations chief ruler has sent communi-
cation to us, which we propose to treat
with digniied silence. Joel addressed
the president, taking for his subject,
how to fill the Offices" but Benjamin
said never FORD in answer. Mr.. Har.
rison mailed us an essay, which might
properly be termed, chow to kick demo-
Gratis out of Office" in which he made
use of the following effective sentence:
"You are hereby removed from the Office
of receiver of public moneys at St. Cloud,
Minnesota" In retaliation for the
treatment OF our brother Joel, by his
supreme highness, we propose to treat
this communication of the president
with scornful "hushness.'.-[St. Cloud
Times.