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Mower County transcript., 1890-07-30
Tne Discovery OF America

by Christopher Columbus in 1892, opened
the way for many wonderful develop
ments' but to none Of greater Importance
to suffering humanity then Swift's Spe.
ciflc, the world renowned remedy for blood
poison.
Be sure to get the genuine. Like every
other good thing, s. S. S. is initiated end
aped by hundreds of people, who prey on
the credulity of suffering humanity. Do
not be imposed on by any of these imita-
tions. Many Of them contain poisons,
and are dangerous. There is only one s.
s. s.. and there is nothing like It.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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G. B. L. l. L. CORNERS,

Harvest is here once more.
these days.
Miss Mary Quinn's school IN District No.
3 closed last Friday.
Several are growing about poor crops, but
We have not yet seen any very serious cause
for complaint.
The steam thresher craze is again at fever
heat. Go slow boys, a steam threshing outfit
is most as large as an elephant.
Mrs. J. Boyd returned home to Madison, S,
D., last Saturday, after two weeks stay
here among relatives and friends.
The corner stone of the Congregational
church to be laid at Taopi was laid Sunday
of last week. Among those present was Rev.
Rounce Of Rose Creek.
The bowery dance at Furton's grove last
Friday evening was pronounced az. Boys,
girls, not keg of beer.
The surveyors of the Winona South
western railroad have been at LIE Roy the past
week. Spring Valley and LIE Roy are now
sure of the road. what's the matter With
Lyle?
We hear that Mrs. NJ. E. Doyle of Lime
Springs is in a dying condition. Mrs. Doyle is
well known here, it being her home from
childhood till ber removal to Lime Springs.
a few weeks ago. 1t is sincerely hoped by
her many friends that the report is not true
and that she may be spared to the little fam
lily that would so sorely miss her.
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RACINE.
S. A. c..

Still it continues dry.
Grain Is going down badly.
The farmers are all in a rush.
We do not see many teams ON the road now
adays.
Yesterdays wind blew the grain down in
bad shape.
While Mr.. Eichhorn was in the pasture
catching horse last week colt kicked him
In the back and laid him up. We hope to see
him out soon.
We understand that the contract for grad.
ing the W. & 8. w. road from Stewartville to
the Iowa line is let and that grading will
commence soon. The company have pur-
chased ten acres of land of 8. J. Sanborn,
and intend to locate the depot there. 1t will
60 through the town one mile east Of the Gen.
ter.
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BRoWNspALE.
Harvest has commenced.

Harvest has commenced,
day.
A. l.. Sleeper took In Lacrosse the past
week.
Mrs c. "A. Sleeper visited in Austin the past
week.
VS.. Woodward is nursing pet arm. 1t be-
ing broken by a Kick from horse.
Elder Borgstrom Of Minneapolis preached
at the Baptist church Sunday forenoon and
evening.
An Austinite left his pocket book in a gents
walk at tho hotel Sunday night, and only
missed it when he returned to Austin. He
came back after 1t and found it minus the
contents, about $500.
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ROSE CREEK.

Mrs. Norton visited in Usage last week.
DR.. T. S. Rounce Sundayed in the village.
Will and Warren Dean are rusticating at the
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cronan were in Austin
Sunday.
L. ]. Phillips has improved his house with
an addition.
W. P. Keefe went to Minneapolis last week
for short time.
Jake Hopp and his friend Haslan Wood
ward Sundayed in LIE Roy.
J. Woodward, wife and son spent Sunday
with D. McTavish at Taopi.
Miss Taylor. Miss Lacy and Mr.. Wheelock
took drive to Taopi Sunday.
A new meat market is the last best want
supplied in the village.
Miss Jennie Keefe is attending Cation Com.
mercial College in Minneapolis.
Miss Lettie Phillips was awarded the media
at the contest last Friday night.
F. G. Ray is making hay while the sun
shines, and Alice Sutton handles the mail.
Now let the "snipe" beware. E. D. Gibbs
has purchased full blooded imported Irish
setter.
Mrs. Ferd Sprung came up from LIE Roy
Saturday on visit to her sister, Mrs. A. P
RouDce. 49,
Miss Barkaloo of Lyle will give an enter
tatnment in elocution in the school house
this week. r. =
Cronan & Co. receive new goods daily. A
fine new lot of, boots and shoes are to arrive
this week from eastern markets. ~~ - -
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WATCH

Rockford II ieweled. sllverIne stem wind. 8 30
Rockford Is feweled. siiverine stem wind -. 8 30
Rockford, fully adjusted. new model -. IL "a
Elgin jeweled, Waltham Z jewoled Columous =s
7jeweled, Hampden and Springfield jeweled =
in silverine case ..-.,>...,.......:..N 3 %
Elgin II leweled, Walth.m II ,,we.ed ColunA- =
bus II jeweled, Hampden and Springfield, in
silverino case. 6 81
Elsin, 15 jeweled, patent regulator, Walthan,,
Columbus, Hampden and Springfield in
slVerlne case. -..,.,.,...... ,............ 5O
G. NJ. Wheeler and p S. Bartlett, in silvoroid,
euCt" Ou
g. NJ Wheeler and p 8. Bartlett, 4 oz. silver
cNeos o"Su. 'IS' oV
B. W. Raymond, silverne CASE. 10 90
B. W. Raymond, a oz. silver case ....-..,.. 20 20
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HAYFIElD,

Farmers are just commencing harvest
in this locality.
Elder Way preached at the school house
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Dalen is spending q few weeks with re-
latives and friends in Grand Meadow.
The ladies of the W. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Mccartney next Thursday at 20 clock.
Our new Lutheran church is nearly COM
pleted and is quite an improvement to this
place.
Mr.. Thompson, of Ripley. visited his
daughter, Mrs. A. Aleuire, the last of the
week.
Charles Simpson and Miss Allie Simpson
of Udolpho visited Mr. and Mrs. symes last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, accompanied bv Mr..
and Mrs. F. N. Mccartney, visited friends in
Pine Island over Sunday.
Miss Cook, of Austin, took dinner with
friends here Saturday while on her way home
from the convention at Mantorville.
Mrs. Utley and family returned last week,
accompanied by her mother, from q two
weeks visit with friends in Spring Valley.
There will be an ice cream sociable at Mrs.
w. H. Symes' Thursday afternoon and even
ing, July 81, for the benefit of the minister.
All are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Symes went to Dodge
Center last Wednesday. They called on Mr..
Bemans' people and found them nicely settled
in their new home.
Mrs. c. c. Hartley went to Austin last Tues.
day to attend the District Convention of the
w. c. 7. U. She returned we'll pleased with the
address given by Mrs. Hobart.
Mr.. George Erickson and Miss Mary Holan
of this place were married at the residence of
P. A. Hagan Saturday, July 26, 1890, A large
number of friends were invited.
Mesdames. Garrison. Algutre, Brown and
W. II. Synes took the morning train here last
Thursday to attend the W. C. T. U. County
Convention at Mantorville. They returned
Saturday we'll pleased with the trip.
An Important Matter.
Druggists everywhere report that the
sales of the Restorative Nervine nerve
food and medlcine-are astonishing; ex-
ceeding anything they ever had, while it
gives universal satisfaction in headache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, sexual de-
bility, backache, poor memory, fits, diz-
ziness, etc. Taylor Bros, of Bryon, O..
Ambery & Murphy, Of Battle Creek,
Mich; G. B. Woodwork s. Co., Of Fort
Wayne, Ind, and hundreds Of others
state that they never handled any medl-
cine that sold sorapidly, or gave such sat
lsfaction. Trial bottles of this great
medicine and book on Nervous Diseaees
tree atTryon & Mull's, who guarantee and
recommend it. ........:
The G, st. P. g. K. G. r. r, will sell
tickets on account of the Continental
Contonament and Triennial parade of the
Patriarchs Militand and !, @. @, F, will
be held in Chicago Aug 8 to 10 1890
Tickets on sale Aug. 2 to s inclusive al
$11.2O tor round trip. A. Cole agent.
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Tho Rochester Fair.

The Eleventh Annual Fair of the Southern
Minnesota Fair Association will be held Sept.
lst to 9th inclusive. Larger premiums for ex.
hibits and larger purses for races are offered
this year than ever before. Every body is in
vited to compete for the money offered. Write
to the Secretary G. VanCampen Rochester
for copy of the premium list, and for other
information regarding the best fair in the
North West. 1920
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-30
SUTTON.

Farmers are busy gathering their crops.
Mrs. Honadel and daughter Isabelle Of Mil
waukee are visiting at George 4. Studer's,
their nephew and cousin.
Bert Fairbanks will start for North Da-
kota in few days to help his brother Charles
run an engine and thresher.
Miss Minnie Seebach of Red Wing has been
engaged to teach the winter term of school in
District lO6, and Emma Arndt is retained as
teacher for the winter term in District 7S.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-30

Fast Mail Line. with Electro Lighted and
Steam Heated Vestibuled Trains between
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minne-'
apOlis.
Tran6-ContinentaI Route with Elec,
trio Lighted and Steam Heated V Vest1Duled
Trains between Chicago and Council BluHs,
Omaha or St. Paul and the Pacific Coast.
Great National. Route between Chicago,
Kansas City and st. j ssph. Mo.
500 Miles Of Road reaching all I;.!,sd Princi-
sofa, Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota and
North DakatS.
For Maps. Time Tables rates of passage
and freight, etc. apply to tue nearest station
agent of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL
RAILWAY, or to any railroad agent anywhere
in the world. -@-".%
II. MILLER, A. v. H. CARPENTER.
Genl Manager Gen'l Pass 4 Tkt Agt,
~F For information in reference to lands
and towns owned by the Chicago. Milwaukee
g. st. Paul Railway Company. write to n ~.
Haugan, Land Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wis
consin. s @.t* E.%>a% .<.'
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-30

but cooperative bank which loans ITS money
on the building society plan, and for this rea-
son is able to pay double the rate of interest
obtained In regular banks. Members AGREE
TO DEPOSIT A CERTAIN SUM weekly or monthly,
oftener as be pleases, thus making his stock
to mature to suit himself. Dividends are de-
olared January and July lst., Depositors can
draw principal and interest on thirty days
notice. The borrower has equal chance In
paying of his debt. There 10 no safer or bet
ter way In saving money. Call upon .. H..
Webber, agent, and get details of our plan.
Officers: W. NJ. RoBERTs, President; I. n.
GREENMAN, Secretary; G. H. WEBER, treas
urer.
Directors: Alex. Requa, w. NJ. Roberts,
Arthur Cole, j. NJ. Greenman, AndreWr a.
Dalager, 9. H. Webber, L. G. Camppell' q. Z.
Halverson. . $50
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WELRY CHEAPER,

N'ckle, alarm @ clock (warranted) 90
SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE. 81 Is#
Solid Silver tea spoons (engrayed 90
noa silver taple spoons engrnved} ........, 10 90
noeer bros. sllver plated tea spoon, eng So
logger bfos. double plated teaspoon, eng -. :. 12
no9er bros triple plated teaspoon, eng. ,... 3b
noker bros' triple plated table knives. ........ IS
ieoser ros. triple plated table fork. So
Xuadruple plated card receivers from So up. -.
Qhadrup!e plated napkin rings from 4bc up
Suadrupie plated mlsta che cup and saucer . / rs
Quadruple plated salt shakes ,... ~
0nadruple plated individual salt and pepper
sets. each; 49,. I 81
Suaarupe plated castors, bottles, each ..... B 90
Sua9rnpio plated castors, bottles. each..... 3 rs
Qnadruple plated tllting water sets, each., l3 90
dard of our work will be maintained no mat
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EUD|'ER's. Z

EUDER'S.
Rolled plated gents vest cilain 30
Rolled plated ladies, fob cha 80
Ladies, 0xidized car rings per pair ........... s0
Ladies oxidized hair pin $500. -. .......... 30
Ladies' oxodized cnf buttons .......... 10
Ladies' solid ii karat gold ear rings, set in
& bflufaDH5 j w
Ladies solid ID karat gold ear rings, latest style
Win "
Solid silver thimbles, engraved free 10
Violins from 80 up. Violin bows from 25 cents
up. German accordeans from 81 up.
We keep the fneHt stock of razors and cutlery
in the city--razora are warranted. ES.z5
spaalding league balls... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

made by TIE 1NaE6EAa- -HKRAID, IA re-
80 y the establishment of a stra ght
81 Inc (" ssld Frances LetelhsF u the
Bo.ra of Public Works yesterday. i
.rsnit 49, " bal the boSId OF Trade wss
thinklng Of when L adopted the present
lines They ale Ss irregular ana
,syged - the edge Of saw
- shouid Dc ~ established Com
non ssnse SHOWS that water VII not
h,.es up in a sWlftcnAnnel, unless there
= an obstruction below, aud experience
seo,,ls teach the board that much. A
.rnooth-s.ded channel offers tie least
r.s.. .rane 70 TIE now OF the water and
drft material nnds 10 place % lodge
There i not particle OF use Of MAN
tanning > channel any wider than tie
Das,see under the bridges. Every one
- them = contracted and the rest OF
me channel should be narrowed ~
nesrlv OF quite the same limits.
"Fyery food We have had has either
been caused ty an obstruction down
near the island or AZ the u. a NJ. Tall-
road bridge. There are now 50 many
br,dees that there is no longer any
danger Of ice becoming Jauaned IN the
raoids or even below IL Instead OF
coming down IN great sheets. IA II did
many vears ago, the ice is now chopped
into small pieces by jamming against
the bridge piers.
| hope the line will be remodeled or
re-established."
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
ARRESTED FOR MU RIDER.
A Printer Named Arthur With Many
Aliases.

tAa-e.tNt u NsN N--t-hNA- ~ 49,
MUsKEKoN, May 14.-On Saturday
last a tramp printer, who gave his
name as Arthur" arrived in town and
went 10 work on the Ners. He worked
till today, when Chief of Police Murphy
received a telegram from New York,
stating that Arthur was wanted there
tor murder.
The story Is that Arthur had been
living IN a tenement with a woman
named Murray. He became Jealous of
an amour she was operating with a
policeman, and meeting her with her
lover high words ensued. Arthur de-
manded that she drop the policeman.
TINS she refused TO do; whereupon he
stabbed her IN the neck, severlng the
iugular VEN, and, though the police
man drew ms revolver re made his
escape; The woman subsequently died
His whereabouts was discovered by
his writing 20 his union for travelling
card. The New York officers are on
the way here, and telegrapned to
watch him closely as he was a desperate
man and mightcommlts suicide. Arthur
cOutesses the crime, but pleads liquor
and heat OF passion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
KENTUCKY DERBY.
A start After Firteen Hours or steady
Rain.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May l4.-After fif-
teen hours incessant rain the sun I'm
ally pOked his glowing face through
the clouds IN time 10 witness the SIX
teenth Kentucky Derby. lie came too
late, however. 10 help the track any, 4,
which was ankle deep IN mud and very
slippery. As the horses came out OF
the paddock and paraded before going
20 post, the excitement among ten
thousand people present was intense,
and each hOIse was cheered. Robes
pierre, an even money favOrite. re-
celved the most applause, with Litcher.
Riley andIPrlnce FOnse receiving about
equal shares OF the ovation. The
start was fair, with Litcher, Pals
ade second and Riley last. Passing
the stand Riley. Robesplerre, PalIsade
and Outlook were starting with the
first on the inside. At the first quarter
Robespierre took the lead, but was
passed by Riley in the back stretch.
Riley was never afterwards headed, but
pulled up and won by SIX lengths, with
letcher second. half length before
Robespierre. Time 2:45; value of purse
about $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

TIE boys did = wise thing when they
adopted tie IELEGEAN- III ERALD's sdg-
gestlOn, - march onto the grounds IA
parade Instead Of struggling on IA tSos
2nd threes. The effect szs excellent
z. I. Hickey hss prO6ted by the ex-
peUence OF last season, ana IS now tur-
ulshIng a remarkably neat ard cOnyen-
lent score book FOR the ball games OF
this season. The scOFe book contains
the scoring rules Of the Michigan
League, and schedule OF the league
games. The score card Is sufficiently
large and plainly printed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
BEGGING HARD.
Ann Arbor students wish They Hadn't
Doneit

ANN AREoR. Mich. May 1.-THE
sopbomores VIII give an elaborate han
qu,tto the suspended students ami VIII
have a monster parade, in which the
freshman class viii participate. There
Is considerable feeling among students
generally. and the prevailing opinion 4
tl2t the suspension - entirely too
severe pun samcnt for the 'fuu" Of
which fne five students We're guilty.
Residents Of the Citv are taking an ir-
terest IN the matter and VIII petition
the faculty % resCnd lt- action.
Tonight the freshmen class wli hold
a meeting and prepare an address ~
the faculty, asking that justice may be
tempered wtu mercv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
NOBLE RED MEN.
The Great Council of the Improved Order
in Session.


DETROIT. May l4.-The great council
of Michigan Improved Order of Red
Men are holding Their annual session.
at Red Mems Hall on Michigan-ave.
The session began Yesterday morning.
Reports received from the various great
chiefs show the order to be in a pros
porous condition 10 this State.
Tie order. which IS distinctively an
AmeTI an organization, now has a
membership Of over 100 600 throughout
the United states.
Thomas J Francis, of Camden. y. J.
a prominent member of the order, Is in
attendance at the sessions.
The council Will conclude its labOrs
today by electng It's great chiefs for
the ensuing year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Graduating exercises of the u. b. A.
Nurses Training school Will be held
tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
BUY ONLY THE BEST CLOSING OUT SALE
They vii Prove ths Cheapest
Ia PIANO has Held and TETAINs

A A~ppUtafio0 and ponu' arffv uith tte PUB e
for forty fftF 0f more years. fs fr nos tn-t .st
proof thar ~ posssses surert.r 4ua.t tf'es fn1
reta rs them Whereas armatrer how qopu ~
q q a7o bes heer. n it DOS nrr reta.1 Its r'pu-
retain ts tenf. o1t grow z 80 ~ p nefsitr
after a ie0 Tesrs - wear. e sadIv - npoi1ts
ere purchase a1a hfs frIrras co0sel cen y
loses 'svcr and resu'ts ia almost rrfal loss ~
safe 81 sl-h pianos. fhr-.f-ra rr re trust ra
advertiser e1fs aaf Irsu-an-s-fs nfe -el with
srrr planes ~ e'+ho- nru - IN RI AZ lfarrar
efs hlt purchase MAGNIFICENT
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Linen Damaslx Towels,
Ter sfiNNO Z" OoMiANl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
wh.t th- Bs-~ Rsn F-rpgr Did IN other
T~sxu- Te~rs YESTERDAY

T~sxu- re~rs Yesterday.
There va az attendance NJ over two
hundred - witness a well contested
san,e between the Lansing ard Mans
kas ci1shs. The following e the sc0rs-
..SS..ss,,s,',----------6 558fi IS
- sfss-Nsn stse p Ia1srr F----s-
r.-fses-. a. Tarsing. q Batteries Msnfsra
E.iISs~xar and Sheersn tsasi ~. Srr rEsr
sna TsIk>r-
A. WsErferV
or- hundred ART fifty people tu~red
-. ~ -. Nusksg-n best Port huron
:, Yesterday. The soors vas.
ns,.s s.s-n ------1 eaga os
-. ssa--~-ss sgon. -, P-t Hrro7.
xsusrs~ n askexes- - keFE & lEoa. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Table n qualities be
an upwards sftiNP a 0oMiANl-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Fifty pieces doubeod Spring Dress Goods oto q n
vide, only 1.e &c yard. SPRING OOAfANA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Ss~t torx- 81 5rsSklyl-
tesgsa u Palate phls. z.
ClaeiansGs PitIsoar. game Boss2o1ea q
Aeccz1t e1 ran
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

hundred pieces beautiful patterns IN all co Of Ans
Sateens &c O Zoe per yard. SPRING COMP
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

sreissr--s1 Ia sg9L. kraaser sne H~ysssi Fors
HarcE. Ca11. oeRey aE4 U AeL
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

rrimmings Ribbons. Etc Look at ou1 line Of
Ribbons &c Upward pieces closed
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

hotels private houses All qHiaes
sizes prices Ioic and upwards SPRING COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

hundred pieces Cling just opened the eTtsC
low proe of sc per yard SPRING a COMfA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Bro0klya. 5 Feli-AlelphLz. s
Esslsa. a. Aes 4 srk. u.
BG1AlA chicago, T.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Americas Ass0etanoa-
No games "a account u EeG grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Drapery Department. Many novelties received during the
in SPRING q COMPAN1
has made extensive purchases during the
Monday morning a astounding prices
MUSLIN UNDERNEATH DEPARTMENT
DEPARTMENT.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
GOODS DEPARTMENT.
DEPARTMENT..
DEPARTMENT.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT..
From prices every immense buae~ IN
o. these lines sPblN1 ooMiAN1-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Five Bordered and Henstohee Handisercl
for only each. SPRING CONrAf
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

hundred and svenVe beautiful ground Oh"
from oc per yard SPRING COMfAa
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

49, sfs--N-ss sg'u, ~
xsusus a askexs>- - kaTs hlTon. 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-11-13

Secale Flakes and Rex Wheat are
just the thing-Winchester sells them.
Alfred Thomas and family have
moved into town for the winter and
are comfortably domiciled in the
Folwell building.
Subject of sermon in Presbyter-
ian church Sabbath Nov. 10Th at
1890 a, M: ''One man, yet two
men, or the Biblical DR.. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde"
j. @. Cronkhite, the Alliance
leader at Argyle, was present at the
official canvas of the votes of this
county at the Court House last week
to see that the boys were fairly
counted in.
We ask our readers to observe
the call for an immigration conven-
tion to be held at Stephen, NoY. 26.
This is matter which should inter-
est everybody, and we trust that our
citizens will take hold and do what
they can to make the project s,lc-
cess.
Bro. w. X. Edwards of the Tracy
Republican failed to receive re-elec-
tion to the Office of county supsrin-
tendent OF schools Of Lyon county.
Many OF our readers doubtless re-
member Mr.. Edwards from the time
he was editor OF the SHEAF. While
under ordinary circumstances We
would express regret at a candidats'a q
defeat, yet in this case we are sure it
was for the best interest of the de.
feated party. Mr. Edwards is too
good n newspaper man to spoil, and
continued ottice-holding will spoil the
best newspaper man in the world.
The largest stock OF harness and
the cheapest in price north Of st
Paul at II. j. BENNEwITz.
"A hen brooding u litter Of pups
strange and unnatural as it ma,
seem, yet it's Il fact, and is vouched
for by no lesa reliable person thar
Manager Cheney Of March & Spanl
ding's West farm where this phenom
enon may be seen. The hen Ind beer
setting for some time, and failing to
bring forth any objects for her anec
tion, she adopted Eve pups tina,
had come into the world under th,
same roof, and transferred upo1
! them all her motherly care and love
She watches over them very ca refull,
and covers them with her wings a
tenderly as il tn. were creatures 0
her own kind.
!. Winchester sells fur coats for 81. sc