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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-31
The Ya,na-Apache..

"Cafe," Chief of the Yuma Apaches now on the San Carlos reservation was in Yuma during the week, with Steve and other Indians who formerly lived in Castle Dome. Cafe says his people are desirous of returning to Yuma county and will try to have the government authorize their leaving the reservation. The Yuma-Apaches are industrious and trustworthy peo- pie and have always been friendly to the whites. The Chief states that there are 72 of his men at San Carlos, the other members of the tribe being To- cated at various other points but on no reservation.--Sentine
 An old bull and seven COWS, all in the habit of standing on the track at Florida station, were surprised the other day. They had been accustomed to all trains stopping long enough to let them get off the track at leisure. A special came along last week and did not stop. The old bull and six of the cows were kIlled-Sentinel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-31
From THesday's Daily.

Ben Hyde is a very sick man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
HousEruRN1sH1xG DEPARTMENT

Contains every article Q housekeeper needs.
Many new inventions are also ST own to tighten
household duties-the cost of which 10 q tiifle
Brass and Copper Goods In great variety. AZ
ternoon Tea Kettles In fifteen or more styles.
large and complete line Of Blue and White
and Granite Iron Ware, the cleanest and best
goods for kitchen use
In Wooden Ware We have Tubs, Ladders,
Buckets. Backing Cases. Door Mats. Carved
Bread Plates. Salad Sets. &C.. &c.
Special attention Is called to our own make of
heavy polished Tin Ware. The best goods of
the kind made. Each piece stamped with our
name.
18th foor 1Oth #. bldr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
BR1c-A-BRAc ART RooM.

In this room the walls all covered with
cardinal plush. with black and gilt trim minss.
At one end Is Q handsome cabinet mantel and
several fine onyx cabinets. on which can be
shown any size or style Of Bric-s-brac. that you
may get an idea Of the effect. and see II it will
At and be appropriate to the space You have at
home. This room also contains a Large
glass case. in which is an almost endless
variety Of Fancy SilkLsmp shades.
Among the various wares to which We call at
tention are choice lines Of
Royal Worcester. Royal Hungarian.
Crown Derby.
Doulton. Bslleek and French Majolica,
All we'll known 10 connoisseurs and lovers Of
Art China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
AL RoADs
LEAD To
TEE RINK

The Rink" is one Of the most access
ible business houses In Washington.
being geographically situated In the
veTS heart % the city. and. like ancient
Rome. ''ali roads (street rAilrosds) lead
to IT," The Columbia street railroad
passes the front door. the Washington
and Georgetown railroad and the Metro
politaa railroad pass the corner of 14th
OF. 200 feet away--and the lexington
and Soldiers Home electric railroad
passes the rear Of the Rink"
The large building in the rear Of the
Rink" has been completed aud II gives,
with the Rink" proper. more than
three acres Of selling space. the main
floor itself covering an entire quarter
squsce Of ground. Today We began .
weeks Special Sale. Offering the fol-
lowing extraordinary bargains:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
MKs SHOULD READ TINS.

Mems Seamless sox. warranted fast black. For
merly 21c Now 10c.
Ladies' Full Fashioned Black Hose. Formerly 3Sc.
Now lqc
Csc Now 37c.
SIR Web suspenders. Formerly 3ac. Wow lpc.
Latest Fall Neck~ear. In pues and tecks For
msrly 10. Now 35c.
Nov o..
These few Items merely b give you hint Of the
Thousands of bargains that await you call be-
fore Wednesday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

SPECIALS.
AT ELLERY IRELAND's.
Don't compare our Mems S5c '.1nvincf-
BILE" Dress Shirt with those sold elsewhere
At that price. Oars are 80 much better
value. sleeve lengths TO each neck sixe-'
and all neck sizes. s5c.-o for IS
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN.
Menu Canton Flannel Drawers. Soc.
per pair.
Menu Natural Gray Updershirta. o. each.
Mems Natural Gray Undershirts. RuarAn-
tod all wool, 81 s6 each.
rs Heo 0id Tnsvs,"
3. 3. ELLERY JOS II. IRELAND.
Mana&srs Branch Baltic. shirt Factory,
III 0th s& n W.. near n. Y svs. junction. nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
TIE CHorcr Dnrss JENNINGS
PAGES Tnsr SEEN Rrptcr1ors.

wh~n ron s-e oss,y tod that Je. Boiees IN tns
vs-ssy arr ose-ed 81 Each O: e. so 50 and
tliO. fosss'f q sssss ytdical0H.f
nL.a ~ write thAt y; Ornazients for yes. fronts
A. ~ offerad a. 81 izsfsad Of e IS sas Sc 20
aas-s'' fAaf sScBl yfdicBi0Hse
Nh.r you rad that Jet Gtrnps offered at Sc. S.
And g.. = yard. taough they worth double and
tsas- ts-s rices. 2-eEt yOi apt 20 tAars ricte
ieusf
HAsn 2s1-ineh~xi.s Coque Feather Edge is sdver
rsed faF ID instead OF see yard. isRt tAS price
aie'tousig tosrf
Nh~n hlacl silk PaSscmentertss are quoted NJ L..
u Osni M aysrd and el<i-ned worth from pc. q
u ass.ut fAHf soss-~ rldtruioUsf
But !. al sras. and many other apparentB rid Gu
is's ,-tsi<a-. q b n-AAs If tie Late sreA; pur
es-s- u Trimmings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
CHINA AND GLASS WARE DEPT.

An unparalleled variety of
Candclabra,
Glass and China Vases Of all kinds,
Chocolate Pots,
Fancy Plates, Cups and Saucers,
Toilet Sets.
Dinner and Tea Sets
Cuspadors. Jardnieres,
And the newest articles in Pressed Glass for
table use--all at nominal prices
In China we are also well supplied with STOCK
pieces of Haviland Dinner Ware, English and
American patterns. to be carried for many
years; so our customers can obtain duplicates
should any piece be broken.
We have just added fine line of
WHITE FRENCH CHINA.
For decorattng-selected with special care -
to variety OF shapes and patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
LAMPS AND Gas Goops

Vase Lamps in tasty styles and decorations
at any price from
fl 10 up
Lamp Fittings Of every sort, including
burners. chimneys. wicks, shades. holders, &c.
The finest line Of Gas Globes in the city. We
are prepared to supply all demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
Hr,Dor.RrnRs Fon UxDrnvr.n.

HE,per.nrERs FoH UxpEnvr.n
HE Pslas Royals claim recognized By
ne manufacturer Thus 10 has the sole sEeney for
The celebrated Phvtlts Uuderwear and the new
Flseced B.lbrsz Garments
LADIES'. Misses and Chlldrcn's Tights and Onion
saiss here IN varsity Of materials aud si1es
e-saf as IN all otA<y esta5.isLmsnfs eonbfned- No
Hercs.nt viii pretend compete With Paiais Royal
priees
Il HE L..s.. special. Is SIPS L.dis-' Onion Suit.
white and gray. sso-ihrds AnssIsiian wool. AL
sizes for g. %
suits here up go AMI for IS little So cents,
The following sr- unusually good for the price:
LADIES' Ribbed Raj Union Suits sSc
Fast Biack Union suits
supsrnns Bal Union Suits %
Haf-voo Union suits 50
iGHTs for Indies. Of rihbsd bsbris<an. medium
weight WOOL heavy WOOL merfno and sill. here In
fast black and coors knee and ankle lens tn open and
close. with and feet Prices for Che bestthe
''Phyilis"-ranz~ from 81 20 $3.50 Chidrsn's sizes
from 81 20 50. pair. The ordinary nakes. such
as shown around town. are also here. and at Palais
Royal prices yiz
Bark and Erru Babrggan Tights. 5Or
Superior quality II above
White and Gray Msr;nO Tights al 10
Psi Blars Msrfno Tights u 20
superane Black Wool Tights ~ 70
FLEEcED BuBRIGGAS VESTS AND PANTS.
ri bed th@t the contour o: the Is perfectly
preserved Iadies' all sizes. for So. Misses and
Chidren's al sizss. for e5c-
~ ,r,srv vvs.r. 49,. ~ .,v,..
Tho-. q best ~ooi aud warranted fast black this
day reduced TO 81 IS frOu sl.45
NPFCIAI. -Tosnorrow viii see the Introduction Of
v.ry superior garments for sI-Ribbed Wool Vests
and Pants In all sizes. Material. shap. and nnish
Tie bsst yet for the price.
FAMOUs-Tho American Hosiery Co.'S garments
nsei 10 introduetiaa Ire Pala.s Royal Is Of the
few stores having full line fo- ladies' misses. boys
chndrsu and babies The only sstabiishmsHt Thsrs
LIdS' .isss eSsrs4 for 9se So with the Norfolk
AL NV Brunswick UnfsrwsAr. Where Else suca
va<ty Of tn. new ribbed garments for ladies' misses
anil chldren'
f1OSE-A speciality Is made Of opera length stock
Ing SIX Hose ia quantities and variety great
IN isrxes, competing establishments So with
East BACK Hosiery.
Psisfs Regal prices io,sest aitoavs Is a phrase
horn o: such Departments Hosiery and Underwear.
SEE silk Hose with lace work ankles at Csc and
s. TAir- bota roRGsrs Ask Tor the silk LilSe
Bot Pstera stocktnxs. with fast black feet and
Ier> guaranteed fAe,ess eolors az Sc. instead u
Lsc Any sine Of these Chiidrea's Fast Black Hose.
With double knees. for only &c. pair Hats only
hints Of the many price surprises.
poor for wors,ed and Flannel Underwear. also
for Winter shirts. Special prices follow. for
tonorrow only:
81 VOL SIockinst Skirts for soc.
81 Is Lined sstsea Skirts for 9sc.
Of IS Atwood Knit Skirts for gSc
81 10 Atwood Flannel Skirts for Ell a.
81 90 Fancy Knit Wool Skirts for 81. g.
SO. Melton Cloth shirts for 69s.
GS-Sik Shirts up to sl5-laiest styles in best va
rsty. Ten per cent dscoun, until closing time
morrow.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tCOnsinled bslowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
The C1ock. BRONZE AND LAMP Roox

Fitted up in cardinal plush and cherry. is de-
voted to the display Of fine stock Of high-class
Piano, Banquet and Table Lamps.
Onyx Tables.
French and American Clocks
Bronze Figures
And novelties Of all kinds In Metal Goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
AND COMPANY.
Cash Jobbers and Retailers,
SO7 PESSA. AVE S07.
A DE- FSr ,Thhs L sais::

COLD WEATHER WEAR comes in very ap-
propriately at this time. We're always alive to
neU ideas and 80 TOMORROW we will devote
TO Ladies' interests and day sitter tomorrow,
WEDNESDAY,. We will devote to the Gentle
men. The UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY De-
partments are bubbling over with good thirss.
30 We will treat on them But excellent quail
tiles and grand values for Ladies' may be found
sill through the stock tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
CuARxRss

Err I'm Esf ssstt{{-ss
+ Il. 1 I'M -
ERk vERYBoDT fno~swhss IN Immense amount q
BE good Judgment we put into he getting Of
RkR DRESS GOODS. Somehow o. other ~ man
to lif stock several dssrsss ahovs the sssrses
Take tho ~hols line throush-snd there isas .
''stcker In the lot n Il srsss deal 70 say thss
hsss not srrsdt l. 70 s.sy 10 ct out Of sss nsov
path Of exclusive and ORIGINAL sasosk
But We have got the name Of havins the ssse-sns
eAoiees.-and we vain enough to think IL II not
deserved. The rarest ths looms Of the world pro-
ducs come 70 the surface in ths fashion center Of
oura No sooner have they sAc~n thssnssavss tAsa
you have whisked than away 70 your nodistes- 10
todays chat hang list Of some Of the most sril-
liant beautisa We want to point than ont - re-
variable In quality veil - prtes-and - mseisns
gown to sslect-and tcannos come out Of this prixs
hst"-you are hard to please. indeed.
ss-,nch NARROW STRIPED surrrxas-
S5c. ayd.
4o-inch cHEvIoTs. FOULS sad IL
LUMINATED PoPLINs-s1a Yd.
boinch FAMILY STRIPED suITINos-A
choice Of choice coiors-e1. 50 ayd.
40-inch PLAIN BENGAINES-s1sy I'd
5o-inch Two-TONED sU1rlN ds-B,aok
LIGHTED mp" with Blue. Brown and Green
S1.5O yard
6o-inch PLAIN coLoRED cHEvIors-
novelty weaves-s1 25 I'D
oo-inch Two-ToNED DfAeoNALs-Baus.
Brown and Green in oombanations-s2a I'd.
4o-inch Two-TONED JAoQUARDs-sn
sorts of colors-s1. IS yard
46-inch TWO TONED DIAGoNALs -
Green. Blue. Brown and Red efects-thas
simmer and Eltsten like silk--s2 q I'D
42-inch Two-ToNED BENGALINE-wtne.
Moss and Gray-s2 yd.
44-inch BENGAL1NE-with Castor Esseds
and Wine silk hakes-a2ayd
46-inch wATERED CHEvIoTs-areeu.
Brown. Gray and Blue. There are two
sides" to this wesre-s2 25 ayd.
AA-inch CAMEL'S HA1R-Moire Effects
fresh shzdes-and the top Of the styis"-e2s
I'D.
44inch NOVELTY coRDs-Blsck eombinsd
with all the new colors-S2 25 I'd
46-nch MATELE SE-0reen. Brown. Blue
and Steel--sl 70 I'd.
5O-inch SCOTCH cHEvIOTs-plain and
bourette and ombre str1rss-e2. So I'd
A5-nch SILK and WOOL PoPLINs-isrss
plaid patterns IN 'tony' shades-S2 I'd.
A4inch SILK and WOOL DIAGONALS-
none but colors-s2 % I'd.
You know We never buy much Of any one pattern.
Our idea Of welldressins m axes Individuality su-
preme Variety Ia the spice of fashion. 30 there -
only q robe or two Of any Of these special few
heels of the inclination they will be disappointed
They were bought because they would sell. Thst -
another secret Of our success in selecting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
CHAMBER SUITES.

Handsome 3 piece Solid Oak Chamber
Suite. large French beveled plate glass
mirror. highly polished and finished.
only s!0. This 10 our regular o25
Chamber Suite snd Is sold elsewhere ct
that price.
Handsome Antique Oak and Sixteenth
Century Chamber Suite. 3 large pteces.
21S44 dresser. 24x3D-inch French
beveled plate glass mirror. 1896 inch
washstand with splasher rail Regular
value. s35. Will be offered at s2T. so
Elegant 3-piecs Curlsy Birch Cham
Der Suite. hand polished. Queen Anne
design. hsndsonely carved, 24x30i inch
French oval beveled plate mirror. ls-ge
washstand. with spiasher rail. one Of the
handsomest suites on the floor. regu-
lar value. ESD so. WIN Be offered to-
morrow 1T s%5. SO.
1 handsome Solid Oak Chamber Suite,
8 large pieces. highly polished and
deliberately carved. lsrxe French beveled
plate glass mirror. Regular value. ESQ
viii - offered tomorrow at $5S. so.
Handsome Cherry. Imitation Ma-
hogany and English Oak Chamber
Suites, 3 large pieces. hand polished.
handsomely carved. 46,<-inch dresser,
30x30-inch French beveled plate mirror
20x42-inch washstand. with splasher
rail Reduc ed from S1O0 70 RaS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
BAReArxs Is DsEss GooDs.

The buyer enthusiastically promises b1TSafa tfdi
are barsafss-" Iou know tina; the word bargain Is
of,sn tackled 70 goods that ofe--d At reduced
prices because undesirable Tie lately purchased
stock eonpris-s the latest novelty storm seraes-th.
BO,4cs S>rgss The Popular English DiszonAls also
secured TO sell below prevailing quotations. And 4.
for Irimminss-veIl. let not be carried away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14

Take notice that we have only few left of
the Gray and Black Suede Mousauetaire Gloves
that we have been selling so rapidly at sec
and fewer stin Of the tans at the same price.
For driving. 4button Oxblood Gloves, only
81 35 per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
wv wv Il 'E|.I|EE::.. w. :;
e I. IL u
+ EER TIT TIT ZEE RRR
{ En- T.. + / l. /. ii

The campaign Of education" IL evidently
extending to commercial pursuits. for 10 Is
quite evident that the demand for cheap Tin
ferfor) Coats and Ciosks is on the wane The
public now realize that the money spent for
such garments is practically wasted
We have always confined ourselves strictly
to nrst-class qualities and styles. and we be-
neve that this fact more than anything else IL
accountable for our continuously increasing
business
While We have fair qualities Of Ladies' Coats
as low as IS so. and good ones ct % 50. 81 so,
% and e10. we cali special attention to our
line Of Novelties" IN light tans. modes.
Rrays and fancy niItures. at ell. en- sl2.
Ga. SIS. els to $50.
The very latest ''Noveity"is the Tigh.-nttins
Cape Coat. styiishly made from hroadclosh.
kerseys and beavers. lined and unlined in tan
navy and black. with single and triple capes
lap seams. finished with large pearl and hone
buttons. At eco. e22. so. ELS so. $50 and s35
few Of these have the cspes made adjustable.
Elegant line Of Embroidered Tight fttins
Coats. with plain and fur edge. IN light tan and
black. at $50.
Worthy Of special mention are the following
two popular-priced Novelty" Goats.
Light Brown Diagonal Cheviot Box Cost SIX
bound. extra length. Ella.
Elegant Tan Kerssy Cloth Boz Cost. extra
length. two rows Of white pearl buttons down
the front. flushed with the popular gauntlet
cuffs. S15.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
THE UsrsL Curx. SILKS
39c ID INSTEAD Or SO.

= fn~h.s aide. wAieA "a li,,ls wider than u,ua,
or s0c- tarG You Nil hnd also that the quality is
Tot iAefn< nor variety Of coors which are the sane
quoted for japanese silk-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
U nS:r.sss SPP::ssi;..ii:: a. MeKnn:s,,ss

The popularity Of the Equestrian Tights IL
increasing. and deservedly So.
In the Equestrian Tights we offerr
Ecru at o0c. per pair.
Fast black ct Csc, SSe and q q
And natural gray at q. 25 per pair.
SO dozen more LADIES' Swiss Ribbed Winter
Vests. high neck and short sleeves and high
neck sad long sleeves. Only Soc. each.
w lite AitwoOi ASdominai BEE.
The White Atwood Abdominal Bands have
arrived.
We are Offering . special grads Of LADIES'
White Haif-wooi Ribbed Vests at 81.
vbildren's White Merino Paats and vssts
CSC. each.
For those ladies compelled 70 wear heavy
underwear and do not Ike the wool goods on
account Of their shrinking propensities We are
showing an exquisite line of Heavy Ribbed sun
Vests at a and e. 3D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
VERY CHo1cE JAPANESE SrLxs
5Oc Yp INSTEAD Or 6Sc

= ineh-s wide. fall weizh:. free from defects beau
nful cUlorinss Art shades % Right blue. PINK win
rs-sfs sears% cardinal. riaaogARy. old yellow
oranze. lavsrder. nile. sosdea brown. rsvy hue
no Al pasPie and black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
CRYsrAI ROOM.

Here Is an almost bewildering array Of Rich
Cut Glass Ware, arranged in a very artistic
manner The walls and counters are of French
plate glass finished in black, which shows the
glass ware of to the best advantage All the
popular makes. including
Dorhingers. Bergen's,
Mt. Washington,
Cark's and Baccarat.
most pleasing stock from which to select
holiday presents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
FIGURED IxDrA DFaprRr SILKS
50c. YARp IssrraD Or 75c.

- tnch-s vid- and thirty diseren. deszns which In
eiud> the very --latest color combinations. A bargain
thai -tI b. quickly Appreciated. only quickly FOL
tLoss Who rFocrsstfpst~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
IL The SERVICE Room

In MnIrSrnY DEPARTMENT
yBauan
shersosn ehsvebe l. 25sndsl
Tps-as sse bunch
wmth6o
WooDwAsD 4 LorHno.
1Oru, Ira Am Srs NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
TIE PoruLAn Ese11sH D1AeosA1s
soc. YD. INSTEAD Or SOC.

90 inches wide Five yards sufficient for dress.
Colors Navy. myrtle. garnet. N. gray. black. Ycu
red not b. Told Il the merits Of these goods Ard.
too yOl know they hav. Of,en be sold oSc.
% SIC yar1 A nd eeSOre az IS eenta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
WHITE FRENCH CHINA.

For decorating-selected with special care -
to variety OF shapes and patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
THE BoucIE STORM SERGrs
Sc. GD. INSTEAD Or 81.

BENZ "A inches wide only pGrds are required
for q arcss. To choose from are navy blue. golden
brown. myrtle. garnet. black and mixture of red
and black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
LADIES' CLoAKs.
A GREAT SALE FOR THIS WEEK.

937 AND $50 r ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
DREss SUPPLIES Fon 81,
WHICH
SAVES TINE AND MosEY

AL really for you. neatly packed in box Nothing
you require omitted. Yards Cambri Skirt Lining
var selfsia Waist Lining ! ard De Long Hooks
ami Eyes. dorm Ho-nbones yards Bone Casing, .
fpools siIA. piece Velvet Binding AL FOR ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-14
A Nrw Lor Or CroAxs

For Ladies. Misses end Chzldrsn hss 80 -
received and h nov On display. Amoaw shso-
cloaks for chtldrsn from 10 II ysnza. minass
Melton c,oth s<ik-linsd Jackets nom II 70 10
ysarA IsdAss csps Coasa esclusive sovtaA ~
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-10-07

Senator Frye, of Maine, will speak
in this city on the evening of October
9th. On account of this appoint
ment on this date, the appointment
of Senator @. X. Davis has been
changed to Mapleton on the evening
of October 18th. Republicans should
bear these dates and places in mind.
The Rerieao persists in stating
that negotiations have been made be-
tween certain Republicans and Popu-
list leaders looking to the swinging of
the Populist vote to the Republican
ticket. 1t is now in order for the Re
Uieec to state who these parties are.
Come out with the names and details,
Bro. Wise, and cease making insinu-
ations which we believe have no
foundation. Put up, or shut up.
The county fair closed at Garden
City, last Friday, satisfaction prevail
ing. Habitual attendants for the
last thirty years pronounce it the
most successful fair ever held. The
speech of Hon. John Lind was little
out of the usual run of agricultural
talks, but took we'll with the crowd;
it was published in full in the Manka-
to FREE PRESS. The eastern half of
the county, as usual, was totally un-
represented. The county fair has
become permanent fixture of Garden
City, and there is no probability
that it will ever be moved, hence the
eastern portion of the county had
better strike out for fair of their
own. There is ample room for two
fairs in the county, and Mr.. Lind, in
his speech, advised township fairs.
The best idea struck yet, is the one
Mapleton tried few years ago, and
that was to have competitive exhibits
by townships. Our village ought to
become the center for such a yearly
fair. ,-Mapleton Enterprise.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-10-07

The Mankato Journal says that
the Indian Lake Alliance held meet
ing recently, which was attended by
six persons. 1t was agreed to disor
ganize.@
The receipts of the recent county
fair were S451 out. the gate and $3.50
from the state. The premiums paid
amounted to SAP, and the other ex.
penses left the society ahead only ST.
to S18.
Mrs. Bridget Roway received a
telegram Monday stating that her son
George, died at Sioux City Sunday
He was an industrious young man and
had formed steady habits. For some
time he had worked on the Omaha
road. His death is severe blow to
his widowed mother. who will have
the sympathy of all.
The Mankato Journal, the Popu-
list organ, characterizes the caucus
which was held Just previous to the
Democratic convention as a "sta1
chamber caucus of delegates and rings,
ters," at which none of the of the
Populist candidates were allowed.
1t says that "the bosses whip was
cracked and the majority of delegates
fell into line }" 1t admits a DISPOSE
tion among the Populists to resent
this at the polls.
"A. W. Blakely,of Rochester. who
addressed the Democrats at Union
Hall Saturday night, had discourag-
ingly small house. By count not over
seventy-fve, including the speaker,
were present, and many of these did
not remain. The address was on the
subject of the tariff and was very
lengthy. The old points were rehash-
ed and to give him due credit it
might be said that he did as well as
the limited material at hand permit
ted,