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The Grant Monument Association Of New
York has at last accepted a design for a
monument to the dead general 1t is a stable
rampant with monument foun couchant and
the .hnal completion. bar sinister.
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SUEDE GLovEs Fon Soc
PALAIs RoYA1" KID GLovEs.
livery Pair Marrantedi

The Autumn Gloves have arrived for Iades,
Misses. Mems. Youths and Chdren's wear. Latest
Paris and London autumn styles FOR riding driving
promenade and evening wear. 1t is especially re-
quested that those with unusually long or short
fingers. those requiring very small or large sizes
will try the "Palas Royal" Gloves We claim stock
as large rs in other thres stores combined in this
city and variety ss large shown in any house in
the country While the "Fais Royal" Gloves are the
best quality procurahe the prices ape consider
ally less than usually charged for the best Gloves
The reasons are: Our immense Glove tr<Ie enables
very large purchases direct from the makers and our
cash business Obtains for special discounts when
buying and the possib ~ Of very small profit when
selling.
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"The result in Maine" will serve az an ed,
torial text for the next week or ten days Al
least
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In the death Of Canon Liddon, Of St. Paul's.
London, modern England loses one Of its
greatest scholara
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A STROKE o. NECESSITY.

The best laid plans, you know. sometimes miss the
mark We thought we had disposed of every single
Bit Of stock that didn't intend to continue through
out the season. The promised improvements in our
Shoe Department will be completed within the week.
and in prosecuting the change q half dozen lots of
LADIES and CHILDREN's SHOES were brought to
light that have to be got out in hurry. We confess
the cut is deeper than it would be had we found
em earlier but the past can't be lived over Saturday
night MUST see every pair gone The best-to you
Of the whole thing Is that the greater share OF them
are in styles that stand in need of now. Would
likely be buying within fortnight And these prices
some splendid footwear.
LADIES DoNGoLA BUTTON BOOTS Of
UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT Sls7
xl MISSES ssd sPR.Ss HEEL Don
~ UNTIL SATURDAY. Mill ifT s stG
CHILDREN's SPRING HEEL BUTTON
UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT SIC
MloSES' PEUBLE AND STRAIGHT GOAT
r BU TON, SPRING HEEL BOOTS-were
UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT-sl.5a
All OF these mated with the season." Now, here
is reduction RUssETs that of course, moth
ing but the prcel induce you to buy There are not
many-we don't want to take them through the win
ter-and We don't what use you put them to- If
you can find any possible work for them to do-buv
'em:
All sl.40. sL.75, 90, s2a5 LADIES' RUS
Bel OXfuRD tbs
UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT-9S CENTS.
All the s3 and 81. so LADIES, RUssET
GOAT, LACE and BUTTON, PLAIN and PAT
ENT LEATHER TIPPED, BOOTS
UNTIL SATURDAY NlGHT-Sl.S7.
We're too busy to enter into any discussion of the
merits of the Shoes There's plenty Of it there-wE
GUARANTEE THEM-that ought to be insurance
enough for you to carry.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
TRUSTWORTHY sHOERA
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
$40 STREET
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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EVERY HorsE Has Some LEADING

LIVERY A1OCsE HAS SOME LEADING
principle Of action which its success may be sttrb
uted. ouris
EQUAL EXCELLENCE IN EVERYTHING
We don't make speciality Of Silks or Dress Goods or
Upholstery Goods any other separate stock weare
the recognized Orginatos of close prices all around
Webuy on the ADVANTAGEOUS terms we can obtain
and sell for as little profit Afford and a
suit constantly Offering our customers special
bargains in every Of our departments. Takea
walk through and see If facts don't bear QUE
our assertions.
MISSES COATS.
We invite the attention Of parents to our
great assortment Of Ciosks for Misses. Those
made for school wear made from the moet
durable materials. We make no charge for al
teratons fitting ladies' or misses garments
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
What lady would consider her outht complete with
out Cloth Dress This adds considerably TO the
wardrobe of every stylish lady Cloth Suit s dressy
serviceable and at al times rresentabIe. A look
through our Cloth Stock will convince you that we
the largest line Of Cloths ever shown under one
roof
We Sponge FREE OF CHARGE every Cloth Dress
Pattern bought of us
Our 50-inch LADIES' CLOTH in Black and all Lead
ing shades extraordinary value 59c per yard Also.
our 52-inch 75c. HABIT CLOTHS equal to any SIC.
cloth in the market. Our ell rs Ell 80 and ESQ
or
shown by US for the money.
SCHOOL HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN.
Good Strong Hose for 25c per pair
much better quality. 3 pairs for ell
CHILDREN's KNEE PROTECTORS, CSC
Are made Of and durable Jersey Cloth are 3D.
justed to the knee in simple manner and ct perfectly
They save the wear of many pair Of hose
NELLIE BLY, CAPS. 4sc.
Suitable for children's school caps made
materials i'm such colors Red, Garnet Brown, Navy
Blue. Cream and Black
DRESS GOODS. for chiIdrens school dresses 25o.
per yard. in twenty different styles.
FALL NLcKwEAR FOR MEN
hobby Styles 35c.
Choice Goods. SOC.
Seasons Pickngs. 75c. and 81.
PLAYWRIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR MEN.
Starting price ut 5oc NJ to the Finest Natural Wool
Goods.
NEW JEwELRY.
In the most ingenious styles unlimited
sortment in BROOCHES TIE PINS. CUFF
BUTTONS SCARF PINS. CHAINS and
NECKLACES
BEAD NECKLACES. I5c ana 25c.
SOAP. PERFUMERY. sPoNGEs and CHAMoIs.
All reliable kinds
47ll SOAP. lac.
CAsHMERE BOUQUET soAP. 2lc
NEW GLOVES
4-button Suede. I'm Gray. Tan and Blsck.
Price sl.5o.
s-button length Suede Mousquetaire also.
s-button length suede Mousquetaire. IN
Modes. Tan and Black. sls5 per pair.
All our Gloves warranted aud tried counter.
unique Button Hook given away with every pair of
Gloyes
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
Has been considerably incressed every facility posi-
BILE afforded out-of-iown shoppersL All communIcs-
tions 1hether for samples goods. will receive cos-
scientioNs consideration
Our FALL FASHION SHEETS ready and will bs
mailed every month TO out-of-town people free
Of charge merely By sending their address V
the Pattern Department.
LANsBURoH BRO.
sc Washington, DC
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Whatever the fact as to Virginia, General
Groner cannot allege paresis Of the Maine re-
publican party.
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! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W. III. McKsrws DAnr Lrrrrs.

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1890.
- Our regular weekly sale Of odd sizes" il
-Jackets. C1osks. Gloves. Hosiery. Under--
wear. corsess, &C.. viii occur tomorrow.-
-Thursday. usual -
- We had few Ladies' Jackets left from lsst--
-season. and instead Of working them In With
the new stock Gas usual with most mer--
-chants We propose to close them out t.
once Ut greatly reduced prices. They are
Just the weights for autumn, and not the
-least undesirable. -
- JACKETs.-5 Ladies' Jackets. 3 Black
-size 80; l Blue, size SO: Dark Green.-
size "a. Reduced from $3.50, s5 and e.
TO a3 each -
- 4Ladies Black Diagonal Cloth Jacketa-
-sizes 40 and AZ; for stout ladies. Reduced-
from o. to IS. -
- Ladies' Jacksts three Black, sizes 81
and 36: two Blue sizo "a; three Brown
--sizes 81 and "a Reduced from $3.50 and
80 to g. -
- Two Elegant Tan Cloth Jackess size S.
-Reduced from 30 and GA to "a. -
- Jackets, in Black Navy and Tans, sizes---
ia. 80 and 81. Reduced from el0. tlO.50-
--s12 aud els to % each -
- 12 Ladies' Jackets in Tans and Browns.--
stylish shapes: all sizes In the lot, but not
in any one line Reduced from el2 SI3-
fla. 1880 and els to slO. -
- HOsIERY.-36 pairs Of Ladies' DARK
-Fancy Striped Hose. Reduced from 80 To-
---25c., exactly half price. -
- GLOVES. - AZ pairs Ladies' 5-bu,ton-
--Pinked-wrist Kid Gloves. in Tans and
Browns. sizes 81. 81, and on. Reduced-
from 81 55 to 75c. -
- Notice the above IL less than half price,
We do this rather than put them in with tho
-new Gloves.
- Bad Black, but grand bargain. 20 pairs
-Ladies' 6-button Black Suede Mousquetaire-
-Gloves, sizes 81 and 81. Reduced from
-S225 to 81. When reduce o thing pe---
-reduce tive don't trife with it. -
- CORSETS.-w We propose to discontinue tho
sale of tlis brand of Corsets, 50 reduce It's
price to close II out at once.
- 80 pairs Fine Coutil Corsets, in white.--
Black and Tan. Reduced from 81. 90 To-
-s1.25. Best 3l.2o Corset possible to buy
-anywhore.
CHILDREN'S REFERS AND LONG
CLOAKS-We advertised these for last
Thursday but did not soil them all. We
Are determined to close them out, so con--
-tinue their sale at the reduced prices this
-Thursday. Grand chance to buy Chid's-
-Reefer or Cloak for school wear ut about
half regular prices.
-(Second hoor.)
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ANOTHER CHAprrn Or
small wARES"-

ANOTHER CHAPTER Or
small wAREs"-
Err f. En- EnF EEnHh ": s ssss
+ Exc I 1 III : ssss =
We propose to make this department one Of the
bright and shining lights of the Whole There
not one that you will come oftener-drven by sheer
necessity-than this-and TO have 1t welcome you
every visit with stock that shall be just bubbling
with the latest and best entries in the markets
the goal We are aiming for.
The need that made this your last call be-
fore you left town for se summer reyives itself upon
your return-h finding your home supply all out I"
They all small things in themselves. you see-but
how essential
RUCHING-You ought never to be without an as
sortment ON hand. Cream White. Black, Pink, Car
dinal. Black and White AID Black and Old Gold-l3c
l5c.. lSc.. 2Oc., 25c. SOC. 40c. 5Oc and Toe! q
yard.
CUFFS, l.1c. and SC. a pair
BLACK AND COLORED POCKETDoOKs AND
PURSES-5Oc. 15c. and 81.
SEAL p24ksIs1'o Plsinror RAJ Settrr quality at
any I q 10. Ms1TINHIS CLASP 81
alp, q; %. s. and II. 50. 90 $50 W. o.
SHOPPING DAGS-S1 ~ 81 and "a 80 The
size governs the price tet the quality here
LADIks' BELrs-Lea,her-a5c., 5Oc.. 75c. e.
| Silk-5Oc., 7Jc. Tennis-l5c and lSc
| BR USHEs-
We carry line of ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES at
| Sc, Toe, 2l4c.. lie, 22c.. pc. and 31c
ENGLISH NAIL BRUShES-l5c, 2Oc., 25c and
| Acc.
| 81. ell %. 81. 80 and Sl.50
CLOTHES BisU>Hk>-30c.. Tic and 81.
i THsS sFS SRssHises Csc II. aSa sSs
DRESSING COMbS-Sc., lOc, l2lSc l5c oOc
25e. Zoe. Toe. aud s5c. ~N'
All WHITE ROSE in GLYCERINE-l4c acake.
LOWS WILD HONEY aud GLlCEkINE-lOc.-3
cakes for 25c.
LOWS ORANGE BLossoM-5Oc q dozen.
TURKISH BATH-5c. u single cake-5Oc. q dozen
For PEkfUMkS-can You ind any moro delicate
and more lasting than Lunduorgs, Somehow or other
rarest Of the sweetscented buds See he trans
plants:
GSya Lily. .r. New Mown Hay.
Mhite Rose, West End,
Edena, Marechal Neil Rose
Jockey Club. Alpine Violet
Served In two sizes-65c and 95c.
LUNPbOkG's LAvENDEk WATERLOO. and 62c.
LUNDbnkG'S COLO9NE-50c. and 81 =
.A7ll-TLOkIDA WATER"-5Oc
:411l-COLOGNE"-25c-4 0c., 46c and a.
We edd the new extracts they appear
In the search for the pretentous articles that
You need don't let your memory become dull on this
one point The prics are - low they can be-
aud every quality II rich much that In hi.her
Hang thus mt up under yesterday's-snd keep them
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Fl !! T. I.
4 4 II E. E. e.
e. 5 s F.; F. F. +. + ::
JOHN RIDDEN.
$50 AND 932 SEVENTH ST. NV,
HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND
MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE
AND CARPETS EVER PUT ON THE MAR
KET IN THIS CITY SPECIAL ATTENTION
is CALLED TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF
PARLoR SUITES, RANGING IN PRICE
FROM s35 Up AspEcIAL DRIVE IN s35
PARLoR SETS.
SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH AND
PLUSH. A HANDSOME, SOLID AND pURA-
BILE ARTICLE AND RARE BARGAIN.
CHAMBER SETS IN OAK. ANTIQUE AND
SIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES: ALSO
BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS IL
THE GREATEST VARIETY.
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM TIE
CHEAPEST INGRAM TO THE BEST BODY
BRUSSELS AND VELVET.
ALSO FULL LINE wARDRoBEs, RAT
TAN CHAIRS. ROCKING CHAIRS. FANCY
EASY CHAIRS, sIDEBoARDs, MIRRORS,
STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING
LINE.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE
OF CHARGE
AS in THE PAST MR. RUDDEN WILL Of
FIR THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL
BUYERS, AND INTENDING PURCHASERS
WHO DESIRE IT MAY OBTAIN A SINGLE
ARTICLE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. OR
ENOUGH TO FURNISH A HOUSE. ON
TERMS THAT WILL EMBRACE A SMALL
CASH PAYMENT AND WEEKLY Oh
MONTHLY PAYMENTS THEREAFTER, IN
SUCH AMOUNTS AS WILL BE MOST CON-
vENIENT TO THEMSELVES.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE AND CALL AND
EXAMINE STOCK
RUDDEN's
FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES.
au30-tr $50 AND 932 9TH ST. NV.
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NEw GooDs
Are arriving constantly-eieht of our buyers now in
New York The following goods are now in the house
and will be on sale tomorrow:
New Chenille Fringes
New Colored Gimps and Trimmings.
New Colored Chenille Gimps
New Jewel Trimmines
New China Silks
New Dress Goods
New Spanish Neckwear.
New Ruchipgs
New Iaces
New Flouncings.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
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VA r p z r 9.

Just orened . beautiful line Of wiitons, Moquetts
Velvet Body bru@els Tapestry and Ingram Csrpess
inxrH, n At s9usEss wnton and smyrna kuss snd
and Draperies IN great VARSITY Those furnishfnr viii
And 70 their advantage 70 sxsine stock before
purchasing. 8OOE Bro CO.
s2-3m nos II -
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DOUGLASS & BRo.
INTER-oCEAN BUILDING. 9th ST.
INDUCEMENTS FOR SATURDAY MONDAY AND
TUESDAY
-Four exquisite styles INFANTS esc. sAcouEs
for SOC. each
25c. PILLOW SLAMS for lSc
4ec. Two-ysrd BUREAU scARFs for ssc. each.
Five styles sL25 NIGHT DRESSES for o. each.
r. q. BLACK sATTEEN 81 CORSET for sl75.
Ladies' FAST BLACK 35c. HOSE for 25c. Cannot
be mssched in the city for the price.
You are always In need of NOTIONS Look through
that department.
DOUGLASS BRO.
INTER-oCEAN BUILDING.
% NINTH STREET.
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II T.wALKER SONS. 204 10TH ST N.W.-As.
81 oestos 0ooda Moth prvof Paper and Wax l2 md
:;.ply Prepared koonng, Flue Lining aud 1opa w 3
l:tpe. Cels0 ts. MG4Is Wash lvusees cncsI, spi6
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B. ROBINSON L CO..
AMERICAN OUTFITTERS
90D PENNA. AVE, NV.
Mas. l. V. SLATER.
MILLINER

931 T st..
Returns from New York next week with full line of
Fall French Goods slOSl3.2t
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WOODWARD Z LOTHROR
Cor. llth and = 81. nv.
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SEVENTH STREET.
During the time we making improvements y. ~
going 20 offer Extraordinary Bargnins.
Goods must b. gotten rad Of that in the wAy.
and Whist We are Sacrificing include come
entirely new Fall Merchandise just ar
rived In our House But
Old pronts are CHOPPED OF of
them An excellent chance
TO buy nc prices you
can not think VI
later on
24-inch New Wrapper F1annel. all wcol
striped and plsds. Cannot be bought for less
than Soc and 37sSe. elsewhere. During i'm.
proSencnts cur Price SOC yard
Al-wool Twiled Blue Flannels No better I'm
the city Tor 25c. yard. Our price during I'M
provements lee yard
Atwood Iwilied he'd Flannel. 25c quality
anywhere During improvements lac a yard
with us
6s-inch Atwood Blue Flannel sui,inss s2lsc.
syard Is the ruling price. For soc yard Won
can buy II OF us during the Improvement.
Leading and best makes q "a Blencbea Coz.
tons; loc. yard Is the price for them every.
where. Our price during improyemeuts q Ysras
for soc.
Also
in the
Cloak Dept.
offer some
very goOd Inducements
The two below represent
dept fun New goods so
the same any other The FAN
prices are marked on the tickets. Nou
can see your saving right in front Of You
No better opportunity will ever come 20 won
than now 10 buy your Fall Wrap at our pr,css
ladies' Fine Cloth Blazers Navy Blue and
Black. $3.50 the price for them regularly.
SOS during Improvement
Chidren's Navy Blue Cloth Reefers sires
:, and :, sLoo Sizes 10 and H. slsa
Prices they will sell for are mitch more
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12

THE official count shows that Editor
Wheeler of LIE Roy received 279 Demo
cratic votes for clerk Of court, while the
regular Democratic vote IN the county
was about 1900. We are sorry for
Wheeler. We tried to give him some
pointers two or three weeks ago, but he
entirely misunderstood our purpose, and
was inclined to abuse us for telling him
the exactefa in the case. The Demo-
Gratis sold him out just as we told him
only they scratched him even worse than
we had thought. We had no idea of
belittling his campaign or of throwing
mud. We have always been above such
business. We run no smut mill. We
print no pictures Of the Mower County
Jail to mislead the public and work up
their prejudice against candidates.
No, Wheeler, we are not built that way.
You need not have held your paper open
sinlge hour waiting for the TRANSCRIPT,
in fear that 1t might contain roarbacks
on you. We are sorry that YOUR pro.
fesscd friends deserted you. The same
crowd would do it again If they could get
enough out of the trade. You had better
come out on the side of the great party
of reform, where you can trust your
party, and where you can have chance
tn Win
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12

Even on the 1883 statistics this is very
apparent, e. e. The 1888 Democratic
total vote on governor was 1871; 1890 on
same, 1,100. 1888 vote on lieutenant
governor, 1,349, 1890 on same, 1,079. 1888
vote on secretary of state. 1,545: 1890 on
same, l,076. State treasurer. 1885, I. .361 !;
1890, 1906, and so on through the entire
Democratic state ticket.
1t is we'll understood that the stay-at-
home Republicans are responsible for the
condition of things resulting from the
recent election. In this count alone
over 400 Republicans did not go near the
polls on Nov. 4. The opposition were
out. in full numbers as they always are,
and hence their temporary triumph. Our
total vote on governor IN this county this
year IS 3,445, while the total vote of the
county on president two years ago WAS
1857. The same difference on the part
of Republicans elsewhere is mentioned
frequently as one of the great drawbacks
to Republican success IN the campaign
just completed.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
ALREADY the contest for the speaker:

ALREADY the contest for the speaker
ship in the next house of representatives
has commenced. Among the candidates
so far are: Breckenridge, of Kentucky;
Mills of Texas; Hatch, of Missouri;
Springer, Of Illinois; Bynum, of Indiana;
Outhwait of Ohio; Mcmillan, Of Tenncs-
see; Wilson, of West Virginia; Crisp and
Blourt. of Georgia: 1t is claimed that
Mills will have the entire Cleveland
force to back him. and in addition to this,
it is said, he has secured pledges from
those men in whose districts he TOOK the
stump, this fall. He IS the most for.
mldable candidate at the present time,
but in case of hot fight and no choice,
Wilson of West Virginia would be the
most available candidate. The contest
has commenced early, and there prom
ises to be lots of fun for the next thlr-
teen months.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
Restored His Wlfe's Health

MY wife suffered for years from debility
and a general breaking down Of health,
the results of diseases peculiar to women.
A few bottles of Swlft's Specific Is. s. 81
restored her to perfact health. It built
her up. increased her appetite and weight.
until she is now the picture of health.
The speedy recovery of my wife from
her long illness caused all my family, and
several of my neighbors, to take s. s.. S.
GEORGE FLAadMER. Covington, O.
AS tonic we were all delighted with it.
BABY CURED
NV babv had the worse case of catarrh
that ever saw small child afflicted with.
The nasal discharge was very large and
very offensive. Having some personal
knowledge of the curative properties of
s. s. S. I gave the baby course of &. s. s.
using nothing else. In short time the
discharge from the nose stopped, and the
catarrh was cured entirely and perma-
nently, as there has been no return of it
since. DAVID HARTMAN,
May 10: 1890. independence. Ohio.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.


Rev. G.. D. Belden filed the pulpit
Sunday morning, Nov. g. The pastor
filed an appointment at Woodbury..
The church at Oakland will hold
THANKSGIVING services on the national
day at 1890 a. m. Sermon by Pastor
Grosscup.
$40 have been raised for Sunday
School library at Oakland. The order
for the books has been sent to- Clark &
Mccarthy, Minneapolis. An additional
sum is being raised for book case.
The ladies of Oakland and vicinity
have organized Ladies Aid Society for
church Improvement.
RESOLUTIONS OF GRATITUDE.
These resolutions were adopted by the
Presbyterian church at its last annual meet
ing.
Resolved, 1st.-That the congregation Of
the FIRST Presbyterian church of Austin,
Minn., in annual meeting assembled, this Goth
day of October A. D. 1890, do hereby convey
their most sincere gratitude to al persons
who have contributed to the building and
furnishing of our church:
2d.-That all contributions be recorded in
our church book.
3d.-That special mention be made of the
Board of Church Erection of the Presbyterian
church; of Miss Sarah Hill, of New York
city; Of Hon. c. E. Vanderberg. of Mime
apols; or westminster fresDyterlan cnurcn
OF Minneapolis; Of the Presbyterian church
of Ashland, Ohio: of the First Presbyterian
church of Chicago; of the Presbyterian
church of Iowa City. Ia: of Drs. r. B. Abbott
and r. N. Adams; of Miss Lottie johnson and
associates. of Austin, for benefit concert; of
Sunday School of Presbyterian church of
Fast Orange, N: j.. for Sunday School library;
of our worthy board Of trustees; of Charles
Betcher Lumber Company, Of Red Wing,
Mtnn., of the Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterlan church: and of the sister churches
of this city.
4th.-That large assistance has been re-
ceived from other churches aud persons
whom we have not specified.
5th.-That q public note of this action be
published in our church papers, Interior and
N. ". Presbyterian, and in the Austin city
papers, the TRANSCRIPT, Register and Dem
ocrat. w. W. FLETCHER, Clerk.
Mower County transcript., 1890-11-12
Order for Hearing on Claims,

Order for Hearing on Claims,
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- OF MOWER, ss.
s7, Il 1ss6. 6'o0a'e o'ut'' 'pe''"' s'u 0'.''''
In the matter of the estate of Nathan john
son, deceased.
Letters OF administration on the estate of
said deceased being this day granted unto
Nathaniel T. johnson Of said county: 1t is
ordered, that all claims and demands of all
persons against said estate be presented to
this court, for examination and allowance, at
the probate Office in the city Of Austin, in
said county on Monday the 18th day Of Janu-
ary, A. d. 1891, ut ten O'Clock a. ~. And on
Monday, the : 1lth day of May, A. D.
1891, at ten o'clock a. m. It is further or
dered that six months from the date hereof
be allowed to creditors to present their claims
against said estate, at the expiration Of which
time all claims not presented to said court or
not proven to its satisfaction, shall be forever
barred, unless for cause shown further time
be allowed.
Ordered further, that notice of the time
and place Of the hearing and examination OF
said claims and demands shall be given by
publishing this order once In each week, for
three successive weeks prior to the day ap-
pointed for such examination, In the MOWER
COUNTY TRANSCRIPT, q weekly newspaper
printed and published at the city of Austin,
D said county. 81.
October, a. D. 1880. ss5s ~ ".5 s t$Es *tsEs=
BY the Court. u &. .
IsEALl W. w. RANNEY,
$3.50. Judge OF Probate.