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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
XII.
Sie Sinsebuns.

@sssn 3sbn ibr Nbenbs sntfsGeIte be,
Sturm feline gauge @swaIt. aber sIei9sdI:
tts sessn bas Brilsn Der Ratur itaub I'M
bieie 3eit Der Reufunbldnber In feiner
WunteI sediat unter benz S9use elmer
Wauer am Quai pom T,sport, benz Nus:
gauge zines idmalen, f~inftsrn @dBdens
sesenibsr, psI9ss In bic Siiderporitabt
fibrte. uuusrpanbstsn Musss blitts er in
ba6elbe unb bor9te mittsn unter benz Braus
fen unb Cohen bes SItanss nit selpannter
2ufmsrtiamtsit, Oh id ni1t auf benz qfa,
fer eth @erdui9 uon Grittsn usrnsbmen
lafe. IS mar bier Der puntt, on psI9sm
9abiaot nit istnsn Qeuteu poriibertommen
mubts, psnn er fem 8orbabsn aussufibren
woute, nobel Der Rsufuneldneer ibn su
ibsrpadsn @iusns mar.
Na9bsm er berstts 3iemlid LANCE ges
BART, slaubte 2ouis @uiSuet enbli9 Sc
manben tommsn gu b6ren. Sid nod
tnappsr an bic Wauer bridenb, blisb er
unbemssli9 pte cine Statue ifsben, unb
baI6 fab er spei Wdnnsr poriberssben, bic
ct tros Der bsri9snbsn 5initsrniB an ibrem
Sang unb ibrer @sitalt ais ieinsn gatron
gabilct unb behen dutsiten Sobn Sean
e%rtannte. geioe uerfoIstsn ben 0ss mad
Plefis.
Der Rsufunbldnbsr BEETLE lid ni9t, iei,
men 8sOba9tunsspoiten gu rsrlafsn, um
ibnen na9jui9Iei4en. ST p~ermutbsts,
bag Der jinaers Sobn unb bic Gtsffsn mad /,
tOmnsn pirben, alsin mad msbrsrsn Ris
nutsn usrsebli9en 8arteus, ias er, buB CT
f6 aetdui9t unb baB umsetebrt pabrl9sins
LID 2sStere uou @abiaot auf Rscosnoscis
runs ucrausssi4idt porbsn isien. S5neu
enti3Io1eu, usrIisB er iest isinsn gsrftsd
unb elite in Der Rt9tuns fort, bic pOn ben
beioen Mdnnern einsei9laseu porbsu mar +;
absr uersebens itren9te er iid on, ibre @ss
ftaIten auf irsenb einsm Wese, bic it9 bier
treujteu, 5u entbetsn peoer BON benz Isl,
men nod benz anberen par mebr cine Spur
gu ieben.
2ouis @uiSuet bIisb in GROCER gntwus
tbisuns itsbeu. @r bate ii5 porsenommen,
wabrsnb Der Ra9t tsinen pom ben gabiIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
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EaETaRPllI
TRADE nARx.
krauter Diuen.

Bie SGpu bic Ss3eiAnuna bieies ats
bs-iariten Observation-Disclosures e5 aubeutet,
beteben bic ct. ScrnarS 3r1uters
ptuen leSt9lth aus 9Hansenffpffen.
Disfs EtQen btenett nt5t nur alS elm ppr,ias
ltdsS Seilmtttsl, icnberu rerrthtsn aud
ben nod nett tpihti9ere1 Otsn1t zines Dor
beugunass RtttelS, t%nfcfern lie, penn fus
fort beim Grldstren Der ~sertnsien 3enn,
N!hen elmer St6runa Der S6dttafett Der
3eber, beS WinsenS (unperbaultdtet),
Der Nteren, pfer Der 0eSarme (Sart,
ls!btstett), etnsenpuret, ben Gintrttt Der
Rrant6stt rerbltsn. &ssslndSise Mbfcn.
eeruna, Gru1bruna, ippie MiSSd1ets
Snna rertraudten Stofes, beftnSen baS
f6rSerltds Wpbl; ptne oieS Dretblatt stsbt3
fsin geinnoeS Oaletn. @sbt rieie Sbdtis'
Tel. SeE6rig RON Statten, IN bic Gerbauans
ipwie Der Stublsans ssiunS unb reselmdsts,
pp5u ct. Scrnaro Rrauter=Yiueu
SprSislih belien, 70 fret7tka8 beidnbia ass
lduterte 8lut beIto nturterer burh ALE Gfern,
UNI tebsm Sbeile bsS 3brp.rs friIhen Stpf
an Steie bes rsrbrauhten unb neue 9ebens,
sraft ,u brtnaeu. 90 trtrb bas Srtebners
beS meui6liden G6rpers In reseImdbtsem
@arse aebalten, tppbnrA Der aranfbeit Der
Gintritt peripebrt tptrb. Sdft Ou aber bh
6a~ereritcn Gneihen Tires SerarnabsnS
s.rnadtiiiiSt, un6 fltlf Ou tn Sols. b.Fsn
3ppffpeb pber 1lebclfeit, pber aaIltae
8eiSpsrben, pber feblt Dir Der appstit, ODER
felt Define Seut frantbaft sslb aus, pbI
fahlit Ou RteSerseidlasen6eit, 70 36ser. Tel.
ftn Gugsn6ltd, i%pncern tiimm fpfprt
ct. 9ernaro &rauttr 1iuen.
Sn gspt6etsn bu babsn; grsis nebit Sebrautsannes
flung IS Gents Sic S6aHtsl, tanf S5aGtslu far 81 90.
@srftn aud sestn Grupfars hes grt,its tn baas
ro.r Ssiefmarttn mad trStns ether 9tseIh eu 9us
siase..a Gtaa.eu fTei i~as,ianst pOu
p. Rsustasdterk Co., Oh 2@i6, New YORK citL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
st. Rapbaels . 8sreiu gum Sduse beI
Gin. unS Nuswanoerer.
Xur VeQh NINA,

BUR gea9tung:
Bon psrftisbeneu Sstt.u merle Id 70 oft srfu&t, strss
gsrpanst.u o6er es.ounttu. ter hbsr Sc, tonmt, In
Castle Garden 81 smpiGueen uus tbm behaIai4 81 ittu.
SD bin seus Su itssm Dtenite bsr.tt. Bur m0ttst ID bite
ten, nets ssnau a~nsusebsu, init psI4sn Sttfs Der Setrsis
fsuoe tommGn lou. @snn man uus ut4t ben uu8efdbrer
Hss uHb bic uustidbre 3ttt an3tbt, uanu elmer toum,u lou.
10 1T ss itwer, Ia fat uunosli4, Semanttn untu Der
glaNe gtnmauterer ausNuetg Az MAIDEN. Nu& mdre a
sut, ptan man ben 8erpanetsu i5oE ttt asreiit Der turos
pdtidsu Observation-Disclosures ausabt. anf tttis art phrts
aua loon brlbtI fur ne stiorst pereeu, nns tdmen ittt
Gu F4srtsu tirett an ut4. @tr ssbsu bier bic hnre0t
Der perlaltesrtn 8srtraususnaursr uun btnrtsu tasst
Ser Spef 6es ct. Rapka,iss ger,ius ~, BEN ~Rsisn,sr
S4uR IEb Bsiftaub ansseeibsn sr IaFtu, une he Dor iss
esm S5asen In ssitli9en uub 9dfiesn Gtneeu Su bsuab
rtu, Stbe austuuit IN SetrtfN tHsr ieben AHee!e9substt
Ter Rttis pirs br.itptai9i uue sratts srtbstlt. 9s
u6ss eabsr eth Seller I'D tn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS urs
trnuenspou on ben 9eretu peEheu. Sttr Elm Btrbtt
Der uri5iss eE.u 8"srtIautusmauusr:
DtstraasaSnhann bsS ct. UaphasA
Deretas tuo lat
Bremen; GER gafor q. SdISifsr, siHs,nHr.
SaH'aras; ,,S Sta 1s'0S'r @'9HS'rs sr. &sta"'
auiY.rysn: Ssrr :. u. Ba rb n. ~ au,uu, gSoristis
ROTTERDAM: Ssrr Saeob 36IIsr, uau Der Saditraat1I.
Saurs: Strr y. lambert M n, 8 Sue Doubst.
douscn; GER 9ator %. Bolt II linton Strssi.
BtXeAapel.
siprpooI: Ssrr William IRON, IS Guts er,si.
ysp Dor,: Rsp. 3. RsuIaue. ,atboI. gritf,r. 8 Stai
Sirsst, s~eesuhbr Cattle @arotu.
gorto altsrt, Prou. 8to graues bu SuI, BraRIisz
Ser 9ltmsnsB alIau.
Ssiupils CDoHa SraHcssea), prou. Santa @atsartua
SEaFItH; Ssr SatOr y. b0sst saauisA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28
Sine bOrsasIiebs SsIsssnbsit

CUR ueberfabrt spii6eu Deutidlanb unb amss
rita bietet bic beuabrte uuo beliebte Baltimore
9inie bes
Aorddentsthen glogd.
Die riibnli9ft befannter, nelten unb erprobs
ten, 5000 Cons 9roBen Boftoartpfer bieIer 9inie
fabren re9eIma5,e po6ertli9 Sptl9en
Baltimore tnh 8remen
-otreet,-
unb nebmeu Yaia9isre az iehr biui9eu 9rsilen.
Suite 8erpHe9un9! 8rOBtmO9ltdfte Si6erbeitl
Solmetider be9leiter bic @irpanberer auf BET
0tetIe mad benz gEelteu. Bis @nbe 1883 murs
ben nit 9loposO arpferr
1895, SIS YaHagiere
gliidIi6 iber ben Ocean befOrbert, sepis ein
9utes 3eusniB tit bic geliebtbeit bieler Ginie.
@sitsre austunit ~ertsslsn:
U. Ghuma6,er d &c., S~ensraIsassutrn,
Be. 5 Sae GAP Str. Baltimore, Deb.
=. xBm. 9Sdtsnbars, gsueraIsassut,
go. 1914 Fifth Avenue, Gbteoso, gus.
y. 4ttns h Con,
Y. ". Msrnsr, fIgeutsu in Dubuque.
Sosforo Il @rnner,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-28


ooer ltnperoauli6teit III Elm Brotef beS
Ufagets gegen utgeeignete Nabrung, segeu
ben iib%ermaBtgeu @enuB BON altobOl ODER
Sabat, bafigeS @iieu uno Srinten mo ollie
ulperitanoigeu 9ebensgewobubetten (; uno
gper'S Sariaparilla 1T oeS DfagerS better
Sreiro, oenn ie erl0it ibu BON ieiner Qual
lno ltellt feline geiuuoe Sbdtigfeit roieOer
her. 8. Canterbury, al Sraufltn Ct,
SoItcn, Dfai., Der LANCE al wfagenlhmGbe
lit, puroe
Vebeilt omrdJ
aper's Sariaparilla. Or iagt ,Nebrere
Sabre lang lit t6 beftig oil Wtagenldmdhe.
SD bolte mir Ratb bel flint ooer iehs NerIs
ten, mas mir aber uihtS BALI. 3ulett lieb
i6 mid bereoen, es init aper's Sarlaparilla
gu periuhen, uno oteie bat mid pollltGuoig
gebeilt." .. 3. &oauls bon Spencer, o.,
iagt: sd babe Sabre lang iebr al sra
genihmdhe gelitten, nn0 bic Dor eintgen
Utonaten taum cine Wiabl;eit genoIieu, o6ne
ourh llnoeroaulihteit empfnOlide S9mer.
sen ;l letoen.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
The Queen Pays All Expenses.

The Queens last Free Trip to
Europe" having excited such
universal interest, the publishers of
hat popular magazine offer another,
md $500 for expenses to the person
sending them the largest list of
English words constructed from
letters contained in the three words
British North America" Addi-
tional prizes consisting of Silver Tea
>ets. China Dinner Sets, Gold
Watches, French Music Boxes,
Portiere Curtains, Silk Dresses.
Mantel Clocks, and many other useful
and valuable articles will also be
awarded in order of merit. A
special prize of Seal Skin Jacket to
the lady, and handsome Shetland
Pony to girl or boy delivered free in
Canada or United States) sending
the largest lists. Everyone sending
Il list of not less than twenty words
will receive present. Send ak U.
). two cent stamps for complete rules
illustrated catalogue OF prizes, and
sample number of The Queen. Ad.
dress Tie Canadian Queen, Toronto.
Canada. Oils
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06
Proverbs About Children.

Parents whose boys belong to what
the English Bible calls an ''Untoward
Generation" are encouraged to hope
for their growth into good men by a
French, Spanish, and an Italian
proverb.
There! no colt but breaks some
halter" says the Italian. and the
Spanish adds. "A ragged colt may
make good horse" Youth comes
Lack from far" is the Fren.h way of
licking at galloping youth.
Precocious children often CRAFTY
parents who have not needed the
proverb. "A man at five may be fool
at fifteen"
Archbishop Whately says that grey
hound fanciers SEQ no promise OF a
feet dog in well-formed, compact
shaped puppy, but gaze with hopefal
eyes upon loose. ointed, awkward,
clumsy one. Even So" he adds,
there is kind of crudity and I'M
settledness in the minds of those young
persons who turn out ultimately the
most eminent"
Late fruit keeps WELL" says a
German proverb the counterpart oil
the English old saw, Soon ripe soon
rotten"
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06
T. POETS INCOME.
The Writing of Verses Not q Remuncrsx
tive Employment.

The Writing of Verses Not q Remuncrs<
tive Employment.
know q young verse writer who ID
locked upon b. the world in everv
respect rs u successful poet And
she is. BY that mean you see her
poems in all the leading magazines,
and her acceptanccs outweigh the de-
clinations. have known her to have
Il poem in five OF the best magazines
in a single month. Every periodical
reader knows her work. and she has
her name on two published volumes of
verses. Her success has been con-
sidered exceptional. and it Is. Yet /
saw from her own memorandum buck
that during the entire year of 1889
she received not $500 for all her poeti-
cal work. Some will say, but that its
poetry. Very we'll; here is an instance
in biography. An eminent biographer
spent nearly three years compiling a
work which when published only re-
Gently e-cited the admiration of critics
and public alike. 1t called forth
columns of newspaper praise-in one
case a newspaper devoted one entire
page to its review-and there was not
o dissenting voice as to the accuracy,
literary style and strength Of the book.
1t dealt with great subject and q
great epoch, and the author is re-
garded as great author. That man
received exactly 1862 as the revenue
of his three years work, and the
work has stopped selling. A London
edition of 500 copies was soda large
sale, in Sheets of an American work
of biography. The foremost English
journals gave it RACES of review. 1t
sold, in England, exactly II copies.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06
CLEVELAND Is INDICATED.
Reed and Mckinley are rebuked.
Tho Next Congress will be Democratic b.
70 Majority.

Tho Next Congress will be Democratic b.
20 Majority
InSteyens County we have broke /
the ring, tho the break is small, it l.
au OMNIBUS entering wedge.
This is the way long have sought,
And muugned because found it not,
rrlll late l heard the demos Say,
Come hitheO friend. this is the way.
The Election III this county passa
oft QHirtly; the Alliance demuralize
the democracy badly. In county
matters the democrats stood by thei,
alliance agreement, but the alliance
republicans deserted their cOlors, an
went back 10 the u. .. 2. sufficient
10 keep The ring in power, with the
exception Of Register of Deeds. The
same may Oe said of the Legislative
ticket SO far us the democrats are
concerned. Al this writing Halver.
snn leads CO,nstOck for congress :,
with Whitemau close third.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

It must appear curious to masculine
observers to notice the difference of
sentiment existing among women con-
corning subjects affecting themselves.
The following excerpt from an editorial
in the Home Magazine gives an I'M
usual statement coming as it does
from a woman's pen, of the subject of
athletics for women: 1T is not neces-
sary for them to develop muscle or be
rough in any sense of the word.
Blistered hands, sunburned and freck-
led faces, do not make them more
lovable or add anything to their charms.
A little exercise in the line OF house
keeping, making home attractive. or
gardening, will give any young lady
the exercise she needs and will add TO
her attractions much more than ath-
letic sports of any kind. and tennis
tournaments in particular. This fair
writer forgets that the aim OF athletics
is not to add to an already heightened
list OF feminine attractions. If g
woman wishes to become an athlete
she must go about it in the same way
that man does
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

John Steinel, OF Reading. Pa, has
a peculiar habit and a rather unfortu-
nate one. He never leaves home with
out being robbed. About six months
ago he started for New York to sail
for Germany and two days later re-
turned. saying that he had been rob-
bed of all his money in Battery Park.
Three months later he went to New
York and was again robbed In
the Bowery OF his money and his
trunk. A few days ago he left home
with $500, planning. as usual. to visit
his relatives in Germany, and soon
after he returned 10 Reading minus
trunk. His wife has grown tired OF
such monotonous performances, and
has had him arrested and compelled
to give enough bail to keep him ut
home.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

Even Turkey, tho ''oIcK m1n OF
tie East" flnprisons America I.
I'll .izens with IMMUNITY. Where >
That vigorous foreign policy" W
lave heard 50 much about! it seem !
To be- outside the breast, works. ="
The man who acoo,nplIshes VIVA
he starts cut to d. always falls l.
necessary to tread upoa che toes of
great IA tuy people, al sJre toes, lik
sore heals ctu53 truth to be gre ttly
stretched, sometimes entirely des-
troyed. This sloull be msnbere
when reading attacks upon Henry
Al Stanley, tie successful Africaa
explorer.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06
The Busiest Man In the world.

II IL q bare matter of fact to say
that Voltaire never knew what a
vacant moment was. Planning. writ
ing, revising or directing the perform
ance of play; composing some
pamphlet which, read by every culti-
waited person in Europe would furnish
fertile food for many an hours con-
versation in courts and courties; PEN
ming or debating letters. OF which the
series is SO inexhaustible that Charles
Noble is reported to have said:
nv hat! more unpublished letters OF
Voltaire? The only end to them will
be the end of the worlds"
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

for an officer, and ut length had the
satisfaction OF seeing my prisonerled
safely away.
On the following day the cnrpet
bag was taken before the grand Jury
and the iron case examined before an
experienced chemist, assisted by an
old armorer from the arsenal. 1t was
found To contain a illuminate of mer-
curry, mixed with bits of iron: and it
was the opinion OF both the
chemist and the armorer that
the power of the explosive agent, had
it been ignited as it WINS placed, be-
meath my bed, would not only have
been sufficient to bow me to atoms,
but that it would also have literally
stripped and shivered to fragments
ali of the house above It'll
And single pull of that silken
string would have been sufficient to
this horrible endl And but for my
nervous waking-my incubus of fore
boding-the destroyer would have
come; the fatalcord would have been
touched, the mine sprung, and /
should have been launched into
eternity as upon the lightning's boltl
And 80 Gabriel Butterworth did
not procure the destruction of my
testimony, but through that testi-
mony the grand jury found cause for
indictment OF far graver character
than had at first been anticipated,
and of those graver charges he was
convicted. Seth Damon received
back the full sum he had intrusted to
the false mans care and shortly
afterward Ientered into business with
him, and to-day Seth Damon and /
are partners. Laban Shaw came
out from prison and went to Idaho.
have not heard of him since.
Gabriel Butterworth did not live to
serve out his full term OF sentence
Chicago Ledger.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

Already there are cnArges OF
fnisnanagement against the World
Fair Commission. Tie greater pJr.
ton of the $I,5)0,J0J appr1priate
by Congress for ex penses has already
been expended AM the work of tn .
Cpm mission is only just beg IN, AM
its list of sslaried employees is con
stantly increasing. This is all wrong
Tie million an a half appropriate |
10y CJIyreSs ssi1ul hive bsen ply
Sufficient to have paid every neces.
stry expense inc.irrel by tina N4tio
MI GJverment in connection with
the exposition with the exec 5tiJl of
tbs erection of builling3; AMI with
proper m Inlgement it wlnlI hlvs
done 50, but pIyfng sal1ries AL
ftncy travelling exJelSes To every
Tn, Dick all Hurry il MT gil
tntltg n5nt all int aposlrs to b.
WHIT the CO.. nisSio has bssn / lin{
1t pegins to lolx AZ though Ulcle
SIN would have to Interfere with
tlsse picIliekers. 1T his expenSs.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06
A Remarkable Woman.

A gentleman sends the Presbyterian
Banner the following: "A late number
of the Pittsburg Dispatch contains an
account of deaf persons who could tell
what persons are saying by the move
ments OF their lips. / know a woman
WHO was deprived of her hearing when
child by disease. She is sensible
and intelligent. a great reader, and
has most remarkable memory. She
can notonly tell what people are saying
when seeing movements Of their lips,
but can tell what they are saying by
placing her fingers near their lips"
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

George w. Keene OF South boston
is man whose life is record OF figure
is. His father died in 1859 at the age
of SO, and was buried Jan. 20. Mr..
Keene himself was married May 20.
enlisted in the civil war July 10. '63.
was mustered out June 20, '65, and
discharged July 8. His son was mar
ried Oct. 70. On the ninth Of the pres
ent month lie received an injury which
necessita1ed his removal 10 the City
Hospital. but hew discharged on the
10Th. He is SO years old.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

Vow that the elections are ov u
aud there Is no occasion to continu7
twisting The tail Of Tile British LID 4,
IL is probable that Mr.. Blaine wis
asroS 10 submit the dispute betwee
InIs country and Great Brutal a,
relating to seal fishing in BehrinZ
Sat, to arbitration as the BIRTHS
minister proposed months ago.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

C1dh6 won AAItAa, LAG greatest
hVIn9 GernAl general has jus.
PASSED his nlneLtetn uirSnd4y. lie Is
lIOiIZtd by the Germans and Ills
nIts4i day Was celebrated by several
utfs Iestlvity throughout German d.
IAe young emperor never tires u
nsIpths hJnurs upon the old sJlde..
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

Vic TzTC~ DC t HI til Ss.ssd to h4
Credit. thai III none of the campai =, I'd
speeches he made did Mr.. Blaine y
"A@ w"Iu All favor Ul Lille outraged. IS
rorce DnI. True, he did not cOA-
lie .1n 1t, oAt Ii does hot do to eX-
kvct toO inaea from republican,,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

Governors Hui al Cam Uell are i
We'll mated pair, AMI if they maintl, ii
tnelf present excellent c1ndltiJ .
uItIi tuJ Sdunsr Of 1872, they III "
De entered rs double team again ,
lie IictL In the great nation Il swee ,.
st.Kes. Eaey are bJGn democrat p,
i1iId gJJI ones.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

From M,tssAcI Isetts 10 Mont LuA,
nvtnlns bat Victory. Nebrask :,
htHs1s, ANA even Texas have Detn
c.rtIcd Oh Tie tital wave
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

Let us Waste no Llno al Tying to
explain tue result, where one VOID
answers The purpo5e-vJte5.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06
STEVENS cooasY ELECTION.


The f1lIhSing are the maj rifles
received by Tie successful Candidates
for Stevens County.
Y. Il. Spar, auditor, 20
\. &. Tn lrpe, treasurer, lS9
ico Ii. Munro, sheriff, 50
+. L. Colahan, register OF deeds lo7
leo L. During, judge Of Prohote AZ
:. y. Flaherty is elected county
,t:nrn"y, l.. Il. Macintosh. superin-
rndent of schools, ID. T. Wheaton
,nrveyor, II l.. Hulburd. coroner,
; c. Stevens. court commissioner.
=. W. Heller. \. Il. Dye, and q. G..
rhnrpe, county commissioners.
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d, Wits Little EsrIy Rissrs
only pill lor Clroai: D1nsti atsi ~
In llgestipn. Dyspepsia. Nj 81
gool. S9Il ~ IL. r. II d',url. G. r ].
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

Whether blame XIII ksrd or Reed
kill Blaine Is IuMaterlal to Benjamin
uIrrlSon.
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lSRddhiafR.

Altogetherin the world there are
about 800, 0an, 900 followers of Buddha.
In Fran n there a"e ~, 900.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

If reciprocity isu't lice trade we
should like to De informed what it L..
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lie BEGGED FOR MERCY.

URING the month
of February, 1858,
Seth Damon, ofAc
ton. instituted an
action at law
against brie
Butterworth, ofthe
same town, for the
recovery OF thirty
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-11-06

The London exquisites have arrived
at an understanding about their soless
Boots. spats. and other covering for
the feet have given place to dainty
shoes. With his feet encased in q
pair of brilliant patent pumps" the
man of taste who by the harshness of
fate has to remain In town manages TO
loli through the sultriness of August
in a tolerably cool condition. His
shoes are tied with black ribbon in @
broad bow and the trousers are So
arranged that the bow shall be fully
displayed. This is clearly a prelude
to the relntroduction of silver buckles.
The man of taste will not be content
for long to gaze at merely black
bow. He will want a graceful buckle
and we may yet live to see the boys
wearing diamonds on their shoestrings.
A New Visiting Card.
Among the novelties introduced
during the season was a new visiting
card, with the center indented, so
that the outer rim forms a raised
frame, with very pretty effect. 1t Is
even prettier in large, square "At
Home cards. and is more likely TO
be extensively adopted for these: as
most people are very conservative
about visiting caros.