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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-08

Rhubarb Wine at the drug stores of Fielc
Il Gray and ]. T. Bostwick.
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The finest of all kinds of tobaccos in the
market, at J. Levyn's.
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Rhubarb Wine for general debility. Sold
by Field & Gray and j. T. Bostwick.
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Mrs. G. E. Potter arrived home Thurs
day night from Bay City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Motley left for Ash
tabula, Ohio, last Sunday.
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The J. L. cigars are superior to all 9th
ers.
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Only one dollar year-the ARGUS.
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Mrs. g. Motley left on her return home
to Detroit last Sunday.
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C.P. Van Gorder returned to Owosso
last Thursday.
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l.. A. Tompkins returned from the east
last Saturday,
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Miss L. Deadman has gone TO Detroit t.
visit friends.
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Allan Fralic arrived from Oscoda Mon.
lay night.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From G. B. Warren, stating that he fur
nished Mr.. Newman, the contractor for put
ting the safety gates on the bridge, with all
material and said Newman had not paid for
same, and asked the Council to allow him
the balance due Newman from the city to
apply on his account.
Referred to Committee ON Ways and
Means, with power to act, on motion Of AL
derman Comstock.
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/ w. A. French, of Bell, was in town Sat-
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THEIR TELEPHONE.

Notices inserted under this heading, cents per
line for each insertion.
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Mrs. J. C. Shields has gone to Erie, Pa.
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r. G. Faulconer left for Detroit Monda
night.
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PERSONAL.
c. 4. Williams is at Gaylord.

|
Mrs. j. c. Shields has gone to Erie, Pa.
Mrs. DR.. White has removed to Chicago
r. G. Faulconer left for Detroit Monday
night
w. A. French, of Bell, was in town Sat
urday.
Allan Fralic arrived from Oscoda Mon
day night.
Miss L. Deadman has gone TO Detroit t.
visit friends.
i. A. Tompkins returned from the cas-
last Saturday,
G. p. Van Gorder returned to Owosst
last Thursday.
Mrs. q. Motley left on her return home
to Detroit last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Motley left for Ash
tabula, Ohio, last Sunday.
| Mrs. C.. +. Potter arrived home Thurs
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From j. E. Denton and 4 others, petition.
ing to have an ordinance passed providing
stalls or stands tor draymen.
Referred to Committee on Ordinances,
on motion of Alderman deChampagne.
From w. l.. & II. ID. Churchill and Ii.
j. Hunt asking to have a bydrant placed
on the corner Of First and River streets.
Referred to Committee on Fire Depart
ment, on motion of Alderman Trask.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
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y72.

972 j. w. HALL
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On motion Of Alderman Murphy the re-
port was accepted and warrants ordered
drawn for the payments Of the same, BY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-16
nAaEsALL NOTES.
Gsms O Kent sunday-The Young chip
pers.

Gsne - Kent sunday-The Young Clip
pers.
A good strong nine Is being organized to
play the amateur team Of Tacoma at the
Brakemen's picnic at Kent. sunday.
Booth. Of the old Seattle Reds. will probably
pitch; Ganxsll, who played with last sea.
sons Seattles. will catch. and Scott. Dean.
Hamlin. Muliee and Nunuan will play.
A new amateur club. composed Of play
ere I'll between Is and 70 years Of age. has
been organized. It's known as the Young
Clippers. The team would like 10 hear
from any amateur club in It's class in the
county. Address Robert Morris. Eighth
and IAnoya streets. The players are -
follows: Robert Norris. catcher Tom
Molina. pitcher: Herman Butzke. captain
and shortstop; Jack o'Coneil. FIRST base;
A. pelfell. second base. F. HYDE. third
base; John Dempsey. left field; James
Baclsy, right field; Amador Moline. CEN
ter field; John vassor. substitute; c. DOYLE,
substitute.
The Tacomas open ~ Spokane Falls to-
morrow, playing against the home team.
and the Seattles ~ Portland. also playing
the home team.
The first league game on the Madison
street grounds viii be played week from
tomorrow.
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THE sLorrER.

NfsRon corRr-LicHrxSBxaa, j.
urnpet Bol!ack Va Ria cx-creditors- Petition
q insolvency: creditors TO appear In court on
June a.
Henry 7. Parker vs Sadie Parker Motion for
dtfAnlt granted
G J. walsh VS.. Melley Walsh Motion for de-
INIT granted
tsoseu fotvin vs. Fredolin wilhelm-1eave
efansed q. : Faust, assignee. to intervene aud
ole his complaint in this action
NOEL Robinson W. y. n. Blackman--con-
unued to Monday evening. May 10
SUPERIOR cougr-nuxrs. J.
G. LAngert W. O. Jchnson-ses for fsss call
Nay Is
!. navid Kaufman y II. c. Mclaughlin Set
VA q Per stipulation on file.
open venire issued for seven jurors. return
aeae fef,hwith.
PROBATE corsr-osBoRS. J.
9stAte OF Bernard oiivcr-Fine ron.aine
v ~. required to produce will and Gle same in
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THE TIGER Gagged.
Chief Thornton's Crusade Upon
Gambling.
cAa1EsTERs ARE oEspoMpENT.
fhsy Say They Csasst stand the Css.
sfassl Binksx Freezes, 80 Nsy
1sst sAe City Osainasee.

~
ChiA Thornsous crusade asainsd eoA-
hing he hsd he eject Of closing 6tery
house IN The city, and there ID . strong
possih1iity u matters remaining - they
sse Tor some time. Chief Thornton an
nounces that be viii arrest or order the
arrest OF tae gamblers just - frequently -
thsy open thsir doors. and his course dur
tng the last few weeks indicates that be
means what h says
Ibe gamblers a-s rather discouraged at
the outlook. John Mullen. Of the frm Of
Mullen 4 Norton. proprietors OF the M.
n. talked the matter OVER with Posr-
lsrEIIfsExeEx reporter last evening He
said; I'VE hsve eli closed our houses b.
cause thess enormous fines rendered the
business improbable. and We could not
continue ct : loss What the boys will do
10 rather hard 70 tell Ne are golag 10
make tight on those sixteen cases pend
ms and think the ordinance can be
broken However - to that I cannot say
much ~ our attorney has not yet given us
IN opinion on the question. The boys
have entered pleas Of guilty and readily
paid their fines in many cases where the
police could not prove the charge. because
they had grown &c look upon the thing - .
license. But the matter seemed 70 reach
the limit on those last cases and il was de-
cided to make fight. do not think that
the war being waged by Chief Thornton
viii end IN The absolute suppression OF
gambling. but will lead to gambling in out.
of-the-way places. which the police viii
ind viii be much harder to deal with than
~ IN the past. Many Of the gamblsxs will
probably leave the city. but . goodly num-
Der viii remain in any event. At present
We are doing nothing bat awaiting the re-
suit OF the test cases.
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yup.lie, for the OuiIeutc.

FfYwk r. Balch. of Quiieute. came to Sc.
ast9 on Wednesday for the purpose o.
b1kkinK stock Of general merchandise bscl
With him TO open store there. Hereto
fore the trading post owned by s. Baxter
and managed by Dan Pullen has supplied
most OF the goods required BY the Quileuit
settlers. Mr.. Baich has lived there many
years, and is we'll aud favorably known
He says that codntry is filing up very rap
idly and that the great need is that of ex
tending government surveys.
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Jack Dempsey. Paddy German and Dave
Campbell. who appear At Cort's Standard
theater this evening. arrive IN the city from,
Victoria on the City Of Kingston early this
morning. In the exhibition this evening
there will b spirited four-round glove
contest between Dempsey and German and
. clnbswinging exhibition by Campbell.
Dempsey and German are evenly matched
and should give good exhibition.
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DisoRpEsLY HOUSES.
landlord Aorse's ouartette OF III Famed
Resorts.

Resorts.
~. A. Morse, proprietor of the Palmer.
Lincoln. Central and Eureka lodging
asoses, vas arrested yesterday morning
"a warrant issued by Justice Miller
0afgang him with knowingly permitting
pace under his control 10 be used for
purposes OF prostitution. by Officers George
ease and George Sheshan. Morse gave
amos Tor his appearance in court at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
All OF the houses mentioned are Of de-
seediy shsdy reputation, and complaints
seainst them have been frequently made
= sne police. Morse was fined SIS by JUS
ce Miller . month ago for allowing The
sancoan house 10 be used as Q house OF
PROSTITUTION.
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Chanber Of Commeres Reee ption.

NWsooer 81 tcmerce 1seoeptsous
Handsomely printed invitations were
issued yesterday to the members Of the
Chamber of Commerce for tho ladies' re-
csption. 70 b held tomorrow from 9 TO s p.
m. The invitation states that the mem
bers are TO bring their wives and daugh-
tsrs. but If unmarried. their lady friends.
The occasion promises TO be very success
ful and largely attended.
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rns SURE THING" SPORT.

To ~.
The suit Of j. r. Smith TO recover the
xa5 stake money from Il. J. MeKinnon,
the stakeholder, came up before Justice
Rivers for trial yesterday morning. Smith
placed his money on Cameron. on an
alleged stright tip. on the result OF the
oninn-Cameron wrestling match. He now
believes that his tip was not straight and
wants his money back. There Was no evil
d.nce taken. the case being tried on the
headings. Judge Rivers took the case
under advisement
The plcaiings of the defense denied none
~ the allegations of the plaintiff The
claim OF the psainhh was resisted on the
ground that betting is not valid sransse-
tim
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vEsTiRuLEp TRAIN SERVICE

vEsTiRULED TRAIN SERVICE
yvef the Northern Pacific railroad. dining cars
b = aeepsng cars every day in the year. seattle
Nnicago I'll miies the shortest roateL scccnd-
49, passengers. too. are Afforded excellent &C.
eoamodationa
sanfs-rnRKE souK. sSp raixrs-ssx MINUTES
s< ssd in reaching Chicago via this line. A.
Ssooete. city ticket AGENT us second street.
scn block: X ronksa. tepc, ticket agent
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vsrannt NsrwegSan Wse swin-
- 90 - osse-
: neA ~ James sanford. he latter
49, oealer usaf - 3oot 81 Main street,,
- sssed yesterday aftsrnoon On :
9 swinAing John G Thomlsy. !
~. 49, Hofweg1en, oat q $40 ~ = eamh-
- s.. 49, - wavrants weso suoen out
~ =. 6odegbes9 and wefn sefved - Con-
sas6ae chsz'ss Robinson.
3. - o0mpessuang witness. JOHN G. Ihom-
-, - Jast arrived from Norway. He d
yeaae msn q y o. q yeass. and Il sp-
49, muse e de worlds ways. The
~ g ssa1e Q ~ manner IA which he
). $3.50 dascioses his vssdsney. and.
s s. SHOWS mp . bold snd daring
~ ~! -. !homiey came West 70 seek
- -. - tns,e witn several hundred dollars In
1en On The train coming over
rrsss nsoe NE acquaintance 81 J. w.
49,. A. Iacoms the tso men took Ia the
. .snoine httas money and sceing
1880 -. nss' end tnsn they came TO Seattle.
1 -.5 MA nearly 100 in his
wpen hsy went into the
49, ~: sssss 81 James Sanford on
.s.. seeI Hall commenced 70 engage
~ nssse gambling arrangement which ~
ss proved : failure His luck
ensneed' however,. and be won
Tho,.i.. !. -. ~ % soon induced
lost and WHEN hs asked Tor the return Of
DIS money Hall and Sanford laughed n
nim Tbs young Norwegian. Thoroughly
scared, hunted up = justice Of The peace i'm
nediately and had the warrants issued for
Their arrest
Constable Charles Robinson immediately
pfoceeded Ia company with Thornley, 70
the snoqualmie hotel. where Hall vas
stopping. He arrested Hall, who appeared
ereatiy surprised 1t the turn OF affairs.
The constable found . 45-caliber revolver.
dirk knife. diamond pin and
4210 In cash on his man, whom
hs took TO the county jail. Sanford vas
arrested few minutes later and both msn
we're put under $500 bail for appearances be-
fore Justice Miller this morning. Late IN
the evening 1000 cash was given tor BAH
and Hall and Sanford were released.
Thornley, put up $50 for his appearance
IN court He says that his friend Hall had
arranged 70 take him out riding on Lake
Washington. which excursion he was glad
had been prevented. - be believes Sanford
would not have hesiiated to use the dirk
and revolver on him in order TO prevent his
telling tales.
PINxERrOx nTrrcr,vr.
----
ne = Arrested ~ seattle Dstscstyss -
s.spscious Charactsr.
~ Weber. : Pinkerton objective
rom Aansas City. vas taken to police
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! SUPERIOR COURT
- Of the Salmon Bay
Brickyard Case.
l<ss eLuNDER CORRECTED
- DsssnAsats ID SAs Chsek
4 r,-Ap IsssIvsat ssweIsr-Nsw
sstts -BIottsr.

- - 80 Ys~vy
Company against =. =. Kendrick. A
fon suit. was csiied ~ Judge
nberg yesterday AFTERNOON. and oc-
! ~ court the remainder q tbs day.
49, - -. 49,. 60 80 - -
.....1.- = RI. ~e.s.ssss.. 49,.
u! s. ~ - --~t.s s-lrs.-~.s ~
y $ ns,,.,d ~ - W. $500 I
!" -. 8. - S@s.rd..s - -. 49, -.
$3.50 - ~ - s;-sr ~. .,ssw;is -
.ess..,-;s~ tv,er an t,,s .ren,isss ~
-. ~ $50 The ulainti6 "a receive I
- Fl 8 cents per thousand. The de-
~ g fhe other hand, claims thai Il
1nestood that be had The privileeo
I9Sss. vearo. and that ne has expanded
frndssd dollars IN putting in : plant
17s 1nanufacturs OF brick on the prem
Iho block in question contains
40 lots, each ono, the plaintiff IT
11nG worth $50O Tor residence pur-
The dsfsndant persists, Il y a.
y making brick on the lots. dam
- property ~ excavassons. and
3 g sou. AN inJuncs'0 .. ss .''' y
essen1sns nom eosAn 1 ~ sne
!|! 100 ~ 2. 49, = tsyeS ~. -
a.. - 49, DuI - :. 9 .'- 'S'as
: =. lsssu. ~ 80 ~ P1s 49, ~
sssn'"e - 'ss = '''s
/!
ctx1ks sLusDEs cohsEcrkD.
70 jnsy brought in sealed verdict Tor
f1odans for sla27 In the case Of
Ie2 oeland ~. Harrington q smith Tor
6yneat Of : check through clerical
~ plAintih gave notes Of motion
- u'e'.
vsAp.ei ses :, :. na.slll' =,
IS 49, o. !. =. hasne'd " ~. 9.
~ ooosumsd the greater part OF the
r. y yudge Humes department. This
J. = suit % recover WV soS suppsaes
4lqloinG camp. Inc Jury returned
II - tos VIZ. 70 Tor plainun.
4 - % nEsuNED THIS MORNING..
Z my was impanelled for the case Of
800 Bsant rs. J. A. Gould in Judge
- department. late In the afternoon.
- trial Of the case begun. II viii b
l1oa this morning.
skf voR vuKrHER HEAEfKs-
II erxument q counsel in the mechan-
n Fl foreclosure case Of w. c. Hill Va
49, Hc(3iil Of a., was closed in the
ssu1lne before Judee Lichtenberg. The
800 ~ put over 10 Nay u for further
11rlne.
- case q Madden 4 Karnes VI. J. II.
q yotnnn. q a., suit Cor the foreclosure Of
- - knnIcas Han for s9H. vax called for
1rl11 s. Judeo Iichtenher, yesterlay and
socn1lnued fof further hearing to Thursday.
Juno e.
..~.- .o,,.cx.. ,x.o,v..cv
-. 1870 - s.-.s.- s,.,s .4.....
s. !ssss. s Do'.s0-, ss.., , ny. s,k $3.50.
~ : S.....s: -' o. -s" ss :.
- e ~ - =. . Is 4. !. a. =
49, !. ~ -. - ...s..s" - Z. - $3.50.
s. : :. - 80 - -, Nc.s..s"- .S .. H.
"a ~. - ~. ....". I. 49,. - -. -.
~. 49, 49, ~ S,. :. 49, -. 49, ~.
sss.ss..s..s- 49, .. ~" y sts. - , YIN -
....1s s...ss.s - ~ AZ 49,. 49,. =. s..' =
49,. -. -.
: 1891. 60 r...,.s p.S...,
e.h~ ~ w'.. 1870 1''s = n,.",
- ~ .ss = 8 !. ~. 49, ~. ~ - D's'
-. ...ssssi = - 1900 I'll ".'.. u.s
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yu,,man reservations mate for al Faaats las.
"a. m NrYthera raeine raisscAd. tbs ssstsrn 81
~. - .na al atnr-oar isreA A. ChtissesS ssss
$50. -ss srrpnd street. ncetoa beck
Tss,sfn- d<rcs ticket agent seattle
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nrnncEp RArEs EAST.

~..t.xx tickets VIA Union Pacific. seattle 20
rss-s~.s d.. Sc r<selass. xa A. &. rstn-
,.ssx ssskes srsal 70 second street. sossea esosk
- & Rrlssk. xxsnt. ssJy docs.
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SPRING HILL WATER Co NOTICE
from and after today water win 30 shut ca
- city every day from p. M. until ) a NJ
y SmEfAgn, Manager.
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NEW fARAsolS Ann UMBRELLAS
sc Just opened cur new stock. Chsssel
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s,cENrs sArTEESs
a ,a.xs ssxoffuens - sesecf fsoa r~nen
.sseenS s cents Chester c cary
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TAKE
The sunday excursion train ies
~" snohonsssh.
Redmond.
Gilman
and
sncaasluie Falls.
x.,s for round trip at less than oee-hai rates
TYasn lxayes o. ocaack .. m
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snn.al = crssszl cAauls I cu.svsr
Resrseness-Esery sank sad buss.su
man In ssaese
Price List
INVESTMENTS
OFFEND By
Gs.ye.dsGsa,s
FoR rHs
CURRENT WEEK
Acre Property.
~ 610-esoxlse ssss. cleared ana fenced.
adjoining woodward additien
$780, .:.s. .s, !. !. r.,.. Inc
same rate.
81. 500 n. . . norm :. Union ...:
shore 4 Eastern railroad.
s., 500 Is r, ,..' n, ..ss. On salmon s.s. :,
$14,40O - .e's. :, -, land I n ..
county: sso psr acre
$40. $50 , ;.,.: :, . -. ron. :. Ma
&3Q 000-ls acres Of water front on Du
vanish river. south Of town;
al under cultivation. with valuable and expsn-
Awe improvements
S41 .3OO-sl's .o.ss 9. The best :. y, .s'er front
Business Property.
$10 00f)- SIX dwellinx and two stores
renting foe $40 per month: for
10000 ioss. corner Of Front ami
Eagle strest& The inside will
Be sold separately Tor q. 90 and the corner for
$1,000
$25 0O0-Thirsy feet on west side q Front
street. between Madison ana
eprins.
coz 00f1-Fsil lot ana thres-story business
V"OsVVO block ON Front street. rentinr
for ss.eooper annum-
$35. O0O-corner lot and iour-ssory bust
ness block beside residence
In the reaEl Building rents for $500 per an
num-
500 000-Two iota. southwest corner
Front and Seneca streets: .
nne business location The corner viii b.
seld for 10000 and the sns,ds sor $1,000
Houses and Lots.
90 Of1fl-small cottage on Fifth street
vsS~ near Union. with fractional lot
eQ onn-Lot and good story and . hail
vs house il Pontus' second addition,
within three blocks Of electric road.
s.s.ss . sss: ~ ~. s ban, 10. on
electric road.
"a flfNfl--Lot and 7-room house. corner Of
~*sSS~ Eighth and Stewart streets.
ssn. s ~, ~. ia , anew :. ss,
street. near Republican.
60 fAfNn-soxl2o fest on Ash street, near
VSsOSS Harrison. with three houses each
renting for IS; hot and cold water and bara;
streets sre graded.
So. SOO-i'o feet square and small house.
VSs southeast corner Tenth and
Cherry; the choicest reaidence property In the
city.
co k00-Lot and new il-room houss. south
VSsvSS west corner Of Madison and
Eleventh streets All modern convenience
$1O.5OO-T.o l lots. with GOOD . residences.
81 I 000-Two lots and eishtrrcoom Queen
" ~s~V Anne house. hsrd- finished. with
basement, gas. electric light, water. burglar
aiarm. harm. fruit etc. second door north or
George Kinnear's residences.
Building Lots.
$4OO-Ioss in siss'ows addition
$500 esa,s. , ,ss s.''''a.0 adjoining
&Ekn-Lots in Edes & Knights addition
G76n-High. slightly lots on Depot street.
Wv west Of Broadway.
$780,. ,s in rs''.'' '''' addition on
H7sn-chosce lots In Phinney = addition, on
Wv Broadway.
O. cnn-Choice LOT on Roy street. ia Queen
V@SSO Anne town.
e0 nnn--six lots in Crown supplemental al
~ASOSS dition-
90 00n-vive lots In Dsnny's East Park
01gdOV addition
DO onn- Lot on Lombard strset near
VAsSVO John, two blocks from eiecsri
line: cleared and graded
On E0n-Los on Sixth. between Ben ana
0lyoUV Battery.
orr non-Two lots corner Of Wall, DEPOT
0CsUUO and Seventh ssfeetA
ar AnA-Tvo Ion fi2o feet square) northeast
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
r,rrsss .lcspsng cars daily oesweea ~estsle
era CnscAxo Twenty ave mites TIE tnottfei
ron,e ana sesca hours sud thirty SIX minutes ~
z,,-,s 81 es,sur~ssrS Hires A. Csis6srg. ctty
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-09-19

THE foolish notion that Speaker Reed
could be defeated or the State of Mali e
shaken in her idolitrous adherence to
the Republican party and its many
heresies, was completely exploded by
the election returns, last Monday. Not
only did Maine increase its republican
majority to $4,000, but usurper Reed is
returned to congress by the handsome
endorsement of $500 majority. There
is one thing Thomas may put in his
pipe, and that is that he will not be re-
elected speaker of the next ,cl gress.-
Reriew.
OF course the Review should denounce
Reed as usurper and dictator, for
didn't he refuse to declare a lie and
cause its publication In the records,
when he refused to report no quorum
present with the hall full of recreant
Democrats, intent only upon delaying
and preventing the business they were
sent there to transact? Such charges
and threats are Democratic, but the Re
vieaU should scorn to make them and
they'll probably turn out like his threat
ened defeat perhaps his elevation to a
higher place.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-09-19

THE FREE PRESS publishes to-day an
address to the voters of Minnesota, Is
sued by Chairman Heatwole and Secre-
tary Bixby of the Republican Slate Gen.
trail committee. The document is a ring
ing and stirring paper which should
command the careful perusal of every
reader interested in the progress and
perpetuity of our commonwealth. The
Republican party stands as the embodi-
ment OF those principles which have
made this government the greatest of
all nations, and the home for the OPP
pressed of all civilized countries. The
administration of state affairs under Re-
publican rule has been clean, honest
and commendable. Defalcstions of high
officials are unknown and economy is
and ever has been scrupulouslv practic
ed. III short, the record of the Repub-
lican party OF Minnesota is an open book
that challenges criticism, commands adj
miration and inspires confidence.