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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18

New YORK ..----.....-.-..'......'+A
Boston. ........................-.N
Phladelphia ....-..---.-...-.....----A
Mess Point - ----..-----.--'''-r .''''N
Otherp ports ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Total this day .-.......-. -..-...----.
Total this day LAST year. -.....'' -.
STOCKS At ALL UNITED STATES porn
GALVESTON. TsK.. June II.
Special to the Gazette.
Stocks this day. 15),055
stocks this day lastYear....... 40, "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
GALVESTON SPOT.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, June 1.-THE following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot to-
day at the leading markets, together with the
closing for middltng Yesterday, with to-dsY's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

new orleans, La
"REEFGBER, that the payment OF Prizes
IS GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of
New Orleans. and the Tickets are signed by the
President of an institution whose chartered ights
ere recognized in the highest courts; therefore;
beware Of All limitations oranonymous schemes.
The question now under consideration is ::
Shall the present charter expire in 1895 by limi-
tariau or shall il be extended another % years?
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest part
o4iraction OF q Ticket ISSUED BY Us in any
Drawing. Anything in our name offered for
less than q Dollar is a sWindle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
Landed in Sherman. JAN.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, June l7.-BrSant and
Edwards, the parties recently captured
at Kansas City. wanted in this and other
counties for raising railroad teee check IS
were landed in the Shsn6H jail this
eysalqg.
s6TelT sssssss .fsd muass nsctive
- ns a. sAhns. IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
BROTHERS IN TROUBLE.
They are Arrested, Charged with Shooting a
Census EnumeratOs.

4Ee$ are AFrestPu, Suhfseu Win ShOOtIbs d
Census EnumeratOs.
Special to the Gazette.
SwEETwATER, TEX, June 17.-Pat
and John Woodring, brothers, have been
arrested in Sweetwater county for the
shooting of ]. w. Anderson, the census
enumerator for that county, who was
waylaid and shot two o. three days ago.
Anderson is not expected to survive the
wound, but was alive yesterday. A
younger brother of the parties arrested
came here to-day to employ counsel to
defend his brothers. He reports that the
examining trial will be held Thursday.
The nature of the evidence against the
Woodrings is not known, though bad
blood is known to have .eaEsted between
the parties for some tiIae = oung Wood
ring claims an alibi ~ SIS brothers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18

The weeks failures in United States and
Canada, according to Bradstreet's.
Week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
EXCHANGE AT NEW oRLEANA

NEW ORLEANS. La. juno Il.
Sterling-Commercisl, 50 days. sfa
Erancs-Commercial, Gu days...--..S 70
New York sight-BRnk ...--....... - % premium
Commercial. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % premium
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
british OONsOLs

british ooNsoLs
Special TO the Gazette
LONDON, June I7.-Consuls closed 81 sis for
money; for silver, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET,
GA1vrsToS, rrEx. June Firm and I'M
FRETGHTs FRoM GALVESTON.

Wholesale grocers, quotations lae2tc higher.
Grades omittedare not on this market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
LNAPOPwAWT.
Address NJ. A. DAUPRIN,
Now (DrIaa "a

Washington, ID. q.
ry ordinary letter, containing Money Order
issued bv all Express Companies, New York Ex-
change, Draft or Postal Note.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN JOSE, C. r., June IL. q
the final approval of congress, the presi-
dent of Costa Rica agrees TO draft reso-
lutions regulating the Central American
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18

Narr-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled to terminal Prizes.
a IWTS w ANTDD
gs-ToE CLUB RATES or any further information
desired write iegibly TO the undersigned, clearly
sta ting your residence with State, County, Street
F~d Number. More rapid return mail delivery
vii be assured by your enclosing an envelope
bearing your full address.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18
BONDS AND STOCKS.

NEw YORK. June I7.-Bonds and stocks
closed at the following prices bid:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-18

For SO the Daily C kElss fsss Gent one
We ar, ana also a1sRayS - original Webster's
uuabridg eSiSss 3ttnary, l2sl pages, express
chsss spSfd to express office nearest the
trftesSTiber,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
CHURCH SERVICES.

Nouee-In future the TE,EeRA8-uERArD will
oUb3isl. under thls nead. only s'fch notices rs
are sent 20 tals o.Gc- cacn week. not later
than >asuf iay alttrI0O 8. / is Is done to
avoid mistakes aud duplicate notices.
L. these announcements usual services"
or hours mean t.S. the morning service Oc-
clrs IL lJ.5J 4. cl. aad evening service At Z
p ri.
seventh Day Adventisi-tlGerL !. &. Moore.
pastor. -erfn~s ia food lemplars iiau. Ne
Mullen block. sunday evening At = 10. subject
Tie Nineteeuta Century ia the Light o.
Pro- hecy."
II. Paui's Episcopal Chuch--0n Turner-sf..
b-tWeeu lair4 and sourth-sis. Rev Albert r..
Wells. rector. Holy eonnuni1n - 3. ~.
Norala- prayer ana s'rflal aC 4e.,0. sub
frrf. TIE cool Ea1aritaa Our Lxarplt %
Eveuin-c prayer ana ssrs.on ~ 80. .ill seats
tfre. stranger .luG.y c c0nec.
Smith Memorial Caus, a--irv. IT, g. Ec-
Iltg.e pastor. Services morning and even
ag d, usasl. eouda-ted Hy tie pastor. S0n-
lai school at L %. 4oaag Peoples meeting
Church Of Christ Rev. V. !. Russel, pastor
isaai SERVICES mgrulng ana escnlaE. >aaeay-
,Saeos - ny tn- i'tf, :. y, =. 't - T. ,H.-
bteuiHs, 'aepestcnee
G-4oe Episeoqul church Rev. Or. T. T.
% rrct. ~. Disins service 81 i1.s q. is.
aa4 sermon ~ l,eT. a. T. l.1ss. ii. ul y st4.-
o1fy. Ceug. 70 service az n'ght.
seeout stesst y. r Char,a-Rev. jar IS
erfa fhe more n "Isre. Nnat tf4s lb.u
liev So to T'nt Aanieeftarv exercises "a
tAe i. l.. Il. u. O.. g. soc evening.
F1lrfaia ast-eet Baptist Csgrea -pr. Jack
soa. t.ts1tr. ~ fdt HHI4ifs SERMON hT fnf
pastor. fn Che ftcEinF ter s-rfees Viii o.,
2oa oadsHcted tv laee nafivt ersisas.
niflsiea-st-e.t II. 8. Ceurca--tee. .Joha sra
iisln. -. IS. pass. &c eef!t uIe-tt8E a.ls a.
.a.t fsre fres. h.s rUWnfuuioa. Eer. DT.
lHt rf i sa4nE. moafaiF sera4ou
% suaa~ ri eU - Lar g4<for s igdsg ~ ao1I g.
nccu iouce peepic <fnee;ltg st6tN 3. N.
raise saii-f REV chaeies Fl.hrsr. otsfat.
c4ureh NiH ~ reoFeasd Tor noruin1 ssi.
~Hrra 1frr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Ia New oagrgers.

The Improvements IN tne Hartman
Block have compelled tAe Pnps.a.
MUSE dealers, George T.. HeFficS 8 Co.,
10 seek new quarters. They Aa. se-
cured the large room on second fipHf 81
tie elegant IcMuliea block a. a.. -
south Dlyis.Oa-st., where they N he
pleased 10 sec all their old lIlcne. or
any new ones Who May need Auy sAins
~ the music line from q lewsaagp q 3
pipe organ. They WI continue % car
~ large line OF sheet muse and mu-
seal merchandise. After Sanuary I,
will also occupy the ground moor OF No.
- South Division-st., with their once
aud small goods department. The spa
cioUs room on second floor which they
now occupy will be reserved exclusively
Tor pianos display parlors. They viii
cyntinue 10 show the finest and largest
stock OF pianos and organs 10 be found
IN Western Michigan. Remember TIE
No, % South DlvisiOn-st.-second hoof
until January !, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
BITS or INFORMATION.

Msrr4 Z Gas& hes 3eseP.s& he
pres--szey u Auasrss Collsze
wtiisa1 . Esre ASizsass-tjsnsral e
Eas >s1sS - Lskislz22. cls1 ;. lis AoHas
n be-lsses % fs1ay.
i = sad tat az Eaglish synsicats
Ulstss ~ RsrcAsss tie eea1&2sh ls1'
go oas1ls IA sAls ecentxy.
Asay Ch1nszsa are arrixiag ~ Vie
tor-2 Nl,A sas inieation y SIS asgling
teee-selFes lrto tie Dnisec Szaies
Tee G-cz Rl1xs ee@l Aiss. a. sez-
nloksR. Pa. wzs aLseesssea 20 be bUra-
ing krldsg s ~-l save - os sa0aee-
Gaza@s Mi.soa AS s0u23s1 IA t4s
bsttls 81 Letz l1 lsl8 Wednesday LAST
the oallst was extracted - Hartford,
Conn
A report .. the sFairs - Pssssr, To-
vel & &C.. the frm taat ssesAtiy failed
in Bastoa, w.4l es made the lass Ct Hs4t
week
Co4Eel naa eaagksy. % Wilmington
De-. a4s hsl1 IN s2Os8 hoacs 1Fi1ay
70 trial i-- ssa4ias challenge 70 1ga'
a duel
Michael Asslsiai sad q eoiorsd man
namea solomon were kAlsd Friday al
wheeiing 81 Va, by stepping On an
elecIgle w.rs.
The Floslaa phosphate farm of Isaac
( WhlLs-4es Of Kansas City, has been
bought 5y London syndicate al the
round sun CT 500 COO
4 cal has been Issued for .onven-
ton = orgaaize q permanent State Far
me-s' Le4gne by ecurIlss. 70 be held 81
F., Altnont =. y, September 5
Ia = field near caaton. III, skele-
ton was foRad Friday shatwas supposed
I % be that OF Frank irwin, who mgste-
riously disappeared nine years ago
Thomas 6. Boyle. son OF II. n. Boyle,
president OF the National Insurance
/ Company o. Allegheny, was drowned
while bathing Al Atlantis City Friday.
| The Florida Republicans have put
the following ticket in nomination:
For Comptroller. L. .. Ball. Of Talla-
hassee; Supreme Court Judge, j. R.
I Challea, Of Jacksonville.
After taking sixty ballots without be-
/ ing able 10 effect nomination the Re-
/ publican Congressional convention oi
the Sixth California district has sd'
/ journed to meet September 4
The American Consul az Palermo,
! Sicily. has incurred the enmity Of the
natives because he has warned visitors
not 10 travel in the interior of the
island on account of the bandits.
! The Democratic convention Of the
Tenth Judicial district of Iowa nominal
ei J. L. Husted, OF Waterloo, to succeed
Judge C. T. Couch. John J. Neg and
John J. Linehan were renominated.
Tho Oklahoma Legislature organized
Friday morning by q com bination Of the
| Democrats Sd Alliance mem oers. Hon,
George W. Goldenshire, an Alliance
member from Payne County, was chosen
president OF the council.
mortgage of S., 600. 900 from the
! New York, Susouehanna & Western
Railroad Company to the Central Trust
Company of New York was 6led a;
Jersey City. n. j., Friday. The money
! will be used in making improvements
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

To the Editor OF tae TELFsEAN-HrRLsp.
Take fresh-laid Gags and put eight or
ten in wire basket, and hold them IN
boiling water-for small eggs, fifteen
seconds; for large ones, twenty sec
onds. Then put them in baskets,
packed with the small end down. and
place them in dry, cool place, where
they will not freeze IN winter, and you
can keep them fresh and nice for six
months or more. This has been prac-
ticed by my wife for many years with
entire success. W. c. FooRHILs.
Grand Rapids, Aug. 80, 1920.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31


There we're los votes cast IN the
TentA.
There were % votes cast IN the
Sse0-G.
Geo. \. DAVIS got .26 votes IN the
Second.
Nobody got the full vote in the
Fourth.
Larry Carroll is delegate from the
Fourth.
Whole number of votes cast in the
Tnigc, rs.
Whole number of votes cast in the
Fourth. 292.
Malachi Kinney rolled the highest
vote N the F3urth-2oo.
Henry Fraliek GOT the whole number
o. votes, las IA the Ihird.
John Rauh got 2l5 votes IN the
Fourth, the second largest vote pol!ed.
S.las Godfrey and y. c. johnson got
the whole number or votes cast n tne
Second.
There we're three tickets in the field
IL the Eighth ward caucus. Thomas
DaraE aud George {. Bratt were on all
OF them.
There Was quite a contest between
two states IN the Tenth, but the faction
which won at the last spring caucus
was again ahead.
James BOylan and Gottlieb Waltz
( each poled 40 votes, making tie.
Waltz WASH there, but was telephonec
for, and II was agreed to flip q dollar.
Boylsn won.
In the Ninth ward 1S5 votes were
cast. and but one ticket was in the field.
: Tho slate, therefore, had the thing all
TO itself, though some few OF the tickets
were marred BY scratches. For all that
il was said that the delegates were di-
vided on cholcc OF candidates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

Aaa Ets~s Dsiexatss - shs Ss@ssf
Ie4sSnEiss.
iLs Democrats Hsez q c&Uc1s 50
nkLs z1d pas n nscalzna ..oa t1e to.t9s-
~ gates fron tas aidereat saFsass
Is-z M MzF1--s. P. D.sNgi<s, I4sr~ass
lros -. Esser N9axH.an. he ~ r
= 1~lilt.t res. a<arT 4. 104.
seeeaa s. 4Td-S.l4s Goeffty. Josef.l
hQa-ee.sn, ssgl4s - RoE -sl4o-tta, y
G. jo11so soIl. Fred j "a ~.
l4f4 WeEi-tisnfy fEaEcs, T. -
kEtEerlere. 4. 5. Poxter, Ira hHscos E
Aefi4l fysn-sa.
F4asth ward -Edszra Kiiie3n, John
E4ga, Aaaen. h4uues. L. +. earToA,
>4nles BOY l4n.
ttl1 Hagd - Maurice ehzna1Aa,
JAnsz Defles. Aao.gh Bury, Jo12 ].
D61as4l. A.teEl Kan Den hsuien-
Sixth Baga-k.ass Ma.deg, Jos.
LsCoap., = broms.ss JoAa s1ce'
E-aEer. 8. tise2.
SEVENTH Wants. q. Dshmans j. j.
BeiknaP. ~ J. All, c. Philips, A.
kt1flu5El fifll.Lt.
ksglgn W~Ed--I hoElss IloEan, GeoEgs
6. bsat., Frank Nxoa, julius Z.
laas.s =. kdslFh NuFzolrg.
Nate Msrs 80 sues sherlock, JoAE
Aeele, kEa4S 4. @ye, Charles S-mpsoa,
Gsrrilt - .gai4a.
Tenth Vert Frank r. Kirkwooc
Nm. Z. srdcn, Martin Van
uysgens kfel u. Ieinple, Prank i. Gill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

The following Congressional nomina.
tions were made on Friday: Georgia,
Fifth district, L. T. Livingston DEM J.
North Carolina, Eighth district, w. II.
II. Cowles {Dem.) renominatei; Ninth
district, w. r Crawford (Dem.l. Ari.
zona, George w. Cheney (Rep). Flor
ida, First district, J. y. Stripping
(Rep). Washington. Thomas Carroll
(Dem.): Ohio. Twelfth district, W. II.
EnocLs; Wisconsin. First district, FL
A. Cooper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

Snn. OF XsferRnn Adjourn.

ST. JosEPH, No, Aug. so.-Friday
closed the ninth annual encampuent OF
tho Sons OF Veterans. The day was de-
voted TO business. Comnander-in-Chie
Webb appointed Clay ID. Eayrod, Of
Erie, Kan, Adjutant, aud John Hazel
ton. of Norton, Kan. Quartermaster-
General. Walter S. Payne, the old ex-
Commander who was expelled from the
order charged with embezElement will
be given a rehearing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
A Novel suit.

ST JOSEPH. No, Aug. so - Mrs.
Cathariae Bailey has aled suit against
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
way Company for $4,000. Two months
ago Mrs. Bailey was a handsome
widow, IS years OF age, and engaged to
be married.. One day she went to a
picnic. and while returning her car
rage was struck by train. She was
thrown cut, and lost the sight of one
eye and was disfgured so that her be-
trothed left her and refused to marry
her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

NssHIs.sroS. Aag- sl--fcF L4@e1
N-eh.gsa- Pas sea<4sEs vlras si4.@.r
lng = z1.leszf1liyi xaelissT, ez@eps 2
sxtxsne e4s12ru re.tss15 st-Als11fas
tealpsI4tass. tpses ga "asaa-
e. faf 8easaer ssslLeriy s.@1s,
showers Mo114F a-cgGisE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

wrn. r. Hacgeriy. tho regular nomi-
nee for scaool trustee of toe Firth ward
snuoanets that se viii hire no car
r.3ges. and tost ~ vlIi pay TO ope 70
work fer his ciecton tomorrow at tac
polls. lie taxes t9e higa stand that
6 s.. hc AZ ag honorary o'Hcc, t saouid
he conferred b. honorary v8tcs
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

ST. JoHS, y. B.. Aug So - The
schoorer Wave has been wrecked nssf
Black P0!at and az hands lost Ths
bodies Of Captain smith, sailor snd
sirl named Smith. who vas on pleasure
trip. have ksen recovered The vessel
sailed ffcu ArTle river
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

C. Z. Smith, the popular grocer, Of
No. % Fountain-st., has a large and
well assorted stock OF staple and fancy
groceries. All kinds of fruits, domes-
tic and foreign, melons, peaches, pears,
p!ums, etc, received daily and for sale
at the lowest prices. Call on HIM and
be convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
NE UYSh 10 Call YoaY attention 10
BURKHARDT'S CELEBRATED
FLY fastener

The garment Is closed and opened ndepend-
ent of the Plush. thus avoiding all wear on the
garment This IS Of great value to the wesrcr and
as we are their sole agents for this garment in this
city. it can be procured only Of Us Our line of
Plush garments comprises Wraps of al grades.
short Jackets from % TO 70 inches in length. Eng
lish Walking Coats from 27 to - nches IN length,
and Forn-ittng Saoques from 36 10 46 inches in
length We have also complete bne of Laaies'.
Kisses and Chsia,ep'S CAo1k frorDseah IN al the
latest styles and in al grades We viii not adver
tse long list Of prices. a goods must be seen 10
prove their value and VIC merely ado. gFgc rs a
oaH and We viii gladly show YOU the goods.
whether YOU want to buy or not Al we ask IS an
inspection Of our garments before purchasing
We also opcn magnificent line Of Aczo Dyeo
Goods and Ae7y EaA Gooas m every department
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Made President OF the Northwestern Uni-
versity.

EvASsroS.. H., Aug. 80. DIR. Henry
Wade Rogers. Dean OF the Law School
os Michigan University. mas been Sc
lected by the executive committee Of
Northwestern University here as Prssi-
dent OF taat Institution.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

For California fruits of every descrip-
ton, Benton Harbor melons and yeee-
tables or all kinds IN season, call on G..
z. Smith, the grocer. corner OF foun-
tam and Ionla-sts. These goods are
received daily and are the finest offered
in the market, and Will be sold al prices
which defy competition. Goods prompt
ly delivered III any part OF the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

be u f.e - horse power
AVA etor SIS completed yester-
daJ ,s44 .scfealter IRA .ns VII run every
iisesn lniaascs CT the Electric road.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

In buving your SCHOOL Books at the
SE oxp HAND Book STORE. 4 tn.l
li'e of Books used IN the City Schools,
both nlew and Second Hand, at the
lowest possible prices. Also school sup
plies, tablets, states, &c, &c.
J. II. SEYMOUR,
l45 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

To- vcgn- nFr's r.eefI J. = ttls affern 1or a.
3 r.elrcT tl t.Hrla.~a. Eretafe Room ~fI ha
t4at E N E.I4. 1i mEl az
chi lti.E irr.aI 20 ttsra
-lIi4 tV af-f 4.t1a-- aans meas r7eftlaE a.
faElret aII FHttf mea ara wa.rF fe
fuatrr taE fssH1t feet ~ tsr havs oniv
~ he te.a - : oeioeF. Aii boys ara va 'carsa.
naa7fts srfi -1eHr.rr atf seag x rVl -a VII
ne tea 81 rI.a .l.on real ~ % y a.
nh ~ averF sttv Ia rr' rcnle
4harStar srffla1--a asoriag far wan only
viz - ha1 faGfsisY sfenia- a. 'c51fs.
Yorrz l1sa ar ctrillIiT iDrirft
Isst =. .ess - Fl >. =. srel eaiT 90 th'ss
vhs e. t8 flke psft ln s11 neefI
re Coming Weeks Temperance work.
wrT.f rl-stfars a. 3nef Ta.nr a-s' ffst.
enfaar Snnrh q VISOR Has Iaa sfA Ca1ffsf
Tetan naffin- fHrssaTs. ri le 3. n.
rssat ls .a...Ite q a1. E 7IeI 20 -iaas
frst Tnafsiag of eafa meath slfis sevsae
stuagt. ~ttar3av %
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

The Second Hsud Bonk store ~ Il
kept open evenings during THIS week.
!. IL. -gfgerp.
is5 MJufoe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

Fifteen fine Cabinets for 81 at
SCHEILHoUs' 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

For imported Swiss Cheese, call at
Elliott Il Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

The best meal in the city st Living
ston's Hotel and Restaurant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

4 square meal at Livingston's Hotel
and Restaurant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

Aith0pSn taere VII be no more con
ceTts gwen, tie dummy wiA eoa laue
tAe 0saal .Fips aUI alg e.-izers lsll. sil.l
have al opportunity 70 yls.t tssls &c
gntful resort, where they csn lac &c
a. boating, bathing am dsnc.ag.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
SaYe Money

The best meal IN the city at Living
ston's Hotel and Restaurant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
On Labor Day

Call at Livingston's Hotel ana Res
tauraut for square meal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

On Labor Day
Eat Cooper's Candy. The best. Only
&c. per nOund.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

All barber shops in the city will close
all day on Labor Day. All the BARRIERS
will meet at the Bridge-street House, at
S o'clock sharp on Labor Day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

as U2ny t1Isss4Nes ~1o A@Ns -
foyS1 tax h1e nslsssS - ti1l l@At Sei.l-k
ALAt sas+ s0asE.eg. s.4D e~ls. - -
ee-@ te@zs pssETslsl- A..esAss -
a@ss hzs SceNrs.1 tie sszN.e< g :
x1tf2 ia1sie.sts. n'sl5Ca y ssNe ts.tA- =
pascss, zna f.ss - % .ng ~li4 sIa<sA ~
.s>e1 1he lssDaiAr "Trip 10 s0t.ss
ls.4nl = efotZa ia t.e foFess Al-
hosscl's .-SIA1e. Mater osSi .~ss = q.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

You can get Fresh Oysters st Elliott
& Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
w RAJ :
FOR THE SEASON OF 1S90-91

The time 70. change in OatSiac Garments IS
close upon Us, nd never before have We been IN
position to show such a varied line Of Ladses
Misses and CislayeHs A,eay EqR Cioqks 6H6
UrabS SO early IN the season. Our orders we're
placed early and we have the pleasure 10 announce
to our numerous patrons. that our stock Is tf072
ooHblete, and although We do Tot expect large
sales so early in the season. We most respectfully
sohcH an Inspection of our garments.
orr Styles are tie qre'.y latest and whether the
proposed high tariff bill passes or not e will pos
tively offer you Cloaks and Wraps a. less Ds0H
Last Years Pj1ceS
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-02-19

Mr.. II. Whiteley announces that he
has purchased the entire outfit of the
Sun, and that it will remain Demo-
cratic in politics. Mr.. Whlteley is
the gentleman who was candidate for
county treasurer on the Prohibition
ticket at the last county election and
is we'll calculated to run a Demo-
cratic newspaper in Stevens county.
He is an able writer, and no doubt
will give his readers 4 rock-rooted,
ain-buttressed, genuine Old
Bourbon Democratic paper, and fill
his pockets with filthy Iucre. Good
square unauthorized Democratic OPP
position is just what we like. Mr..
Whitley, there's to your very good
health, and your family's; may you
live long and prosper"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-02-19

The Albert Lea Standard, in an
article under the head Of 1.-The Most
Popular Man in Minnesota" gives a
long list of names of men who have
hosts of friends, and then closes as
follows: The mao nearest to the
people in principles and sympathy,
the man above all others who has
fearlessly, nobly and grandly cham
pioned the rights of the masses, and
who more than all the rest possesses
their affection-that his name does
not appear. But it cannot be omitted,
it cannot be forgotten, and it will not
long be neglected. Knute Nelson has
made that name honored; he has won
for it an honest and enviable record !;
he has secured to 1t the confidence
and abiding esteem of the people, and
he is easily and overwhelmingly the
most popular man in all the State.
Hurrah for Knute Nelson! 1--WE are
the people"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-02-19

Just so. The Duluth News is cor
rect when it says: The question
Speaker Reed decided was whether
speaker vested with certain powers
should exercise them in the interest
of the country, Or whether minority,
composed of obstructionists, should
paralyze legislation and clog the
wheels of business. He decided in
the interest of the public good, and in
doing so he has won~the support Of
the people. The time has gone by
when minority can rule in govern
ment the fundamental principle Of
which is the power of the majority.