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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16
The course pussued in some Of the southel

The course p19eued In some OF the southern
states by the repdblicans Of lending encourage
ment to the third party by abstaining from the
nomination of a republican state ticket Il one
that canno. be either applauded a. wise or con-
demned az otherwise at glance. The repub-
hcan conventions In these states appear to have
felt quite sure that the party's interests
are best served by not making any
nominations. Tho Florida state convention
took the additional step Of declaring that the
party would not nominate either national
or congressional ticket This policy means
that the party's hope il in democratic loss TO
the third party rather than In direcs
republican, gain. The only way in which
such lsss to the democrats can fail to
be q gain to the republicans Is by the sue
cess Of the third party in carrying an equal
number of western republican states thus on
setting the southern democratic states. On
the other hand, the southern republicans have
to reckon upon the unfavorable Influences aris-
ing from disuse Of party machinery and dis
tinct party incentives pending the campaign
In states like North Carolina. having not in
considerable white republican vote, there has
always been = difficulty in concentrating the
republican strength in support Of an indepsnd-
ems movement exerted against the democratic
party. A party is seldom as strong when
operating out Of its own lines a. an adjunct or
ally of another party or faction Of another
party a. when operating within those lines
There il o gentleman in America whose un-
doubted genius has fallen far short Of securing
the appreciation that it should command. Peo-
ple have even gone 80 far as to make jokes
about him. The person in question il General
Garza who has by his good right arm and lead
pencil achieved fame throughout the CONT
nent He has fought scores Of battles without
once being in range Of 50 much as blank
cartridge. He has been lost and found more
times than Jack the Ripper, and all the time
was peacefully writing special dispatches about
the probability of his capture in the retirement
Of bis private Office. Like Cesar he undertook
the task Of embalning his deeds in literature.
He outdoes Caesar, for where there we're no
deeds to record Mr.. CARA invented the m
There are a number Of illustrious historical
figures whose careers were devoid OF much OF
the able generalship that Garza's has shown.
Take Napoleon. for example. He got into real
battles, risked his life and endured all sorts Of
personal Inconvenience only to end his life in
banishnent and humiliation. Cara avoided
all these things. He kept the people interested
in him and at the same time enjoyed the luxu-
ries and associations that make existence en-
durable to q man of refined instincts. He did
not allow circumstances to force him into in
discretions. When he found that dangers were
thickening about him he took his eraser and
changed his base Of operations. 1t is expected
that he will settle down az an editor in Texas
- soon as he gets q little experience as gen.
Uipe fighter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16

Hibernian who il be had done anything hs was
sorry for was glad Of it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16

That q larger police force is needed is sp-
parent from such assaults a. that reported
last night from the White Lot
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SO7 PA AVE. NV.

1T IS QUESTION WHO WERE
THE MOST PLEASED AMONG THE
VAST THRONG THAT FILLED OUR
sfoRE ToDAY-THB CHILDREN WITH
THEIR HANDSOME GIFT "a BASKET
OF EASTER EGGS OR THE PARENTS
WITH THE EXTRAORDINARY Bah
GAINS WE OFFERED.
WHILE VERY MUCH DIMINISHED. ARE
YET COMPLETE, AND. THE SAME
NoNEY-sAvING PRICES SHALL Re-
MAIN ON THEM UNTIL. ALL ARE SOLD.
PARAS0LS. - SATIN-sTRIPED PARA
soils, IN TAN. GRAY AND BLACK.
o2.5Q
SILK GLORIA PARAsoLs. IN TAN.
BROWN, GRAY. NAVY BLUE AND
BLACK. WITH PLAID SATIN BORDERS,
ears.
GRos GRAIN SILK PARAsoLs, IN
GRAY. GARNET. TANs. BROWN AND
BLACK. O.. so.
BLACK GLORIA PARAsoLS. WITH IL
INCH SPANISH LACE FLouNCE. o.. so.
PLAIN SURAH PARAsOLS, TRIMMED
WITH 4-INCH FLoUNCR, IN BLACK.
WHITR. TAN AND GRAY. S2.S6
BLACK SATIN FARAsOLS, WITH IL.
INCH CHANTILLY LACE FLoUNCE. %.
sURAH SILK PABAsOLS. WITH 3
ROWS MoUssELINE DE SOLE sHIR-
RING AND EDGED WITH MoUssELINE
DE SOLE RUFFLE, %.
BLACK INDIA SILK PARAsoLS. FEs.
TooNEp AND TRIMMED WITH NOUS
sELINR DE SOLE .FLoUNCE. $40.
SO CHILDREN's PLAID GINGHAN
PARAsOLs. TRIMMED WITH 4-INCH
.ELoUNCE AND FINISHED WITH BOW
ON TOP. SOC.
OUR BUSINESS HAS ALREADY
GROWN TO SUCH PROPORTIONS THAT
WE FIND WE MUST ENLARGE SOME
F DEPARTMENTS. TO DO THIS WE HAVE
DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF TABLE LINENS. CONSIST.
ING OF CLOTHS. DoYLIES DINNER
NAPKINS AND DAMAsKs.B BY THE YARD.
SO ALL-LrNEN TABLE CLOTHS. Sx10,
WITH RED. YELLOW AND BLUE BoR-
DERs, AT s125.
20 DOZEN 81 GERMAN DAMAsK NAP
KINs. NOW soc. DOE. WORTH 90c.
20 DOZEN GERMAN DAMAsK NAP
KINA NOw6Sc. DOE WORTH 81.
ONE LOT OF VERY FINE IRISH
DAMAsK DINNER NAPKINS. BEAU
TIFUL DESIGNS. s237 PER DOZEN.
WORTH $3.50.
20 DOZEN GERMAN DAMAsK DOY-
LIES. IA INCHES SQUARE, 45c PER
DOZEN. WORTH 62,fc.
20 DOZEN GERMAN DAMAsK DoY-
LIES. Use PER DOZEN. wORTHs1.
ALL-LINEN BLEACHED GERMAN
DAMASK TABLE LINEN, Ga INCHES
WIDE, NOW 46e PER YARD. WORTH
60c.
ALL-LINEN GERMAN DAMAsK UN-
BLEACHED TABLE LINEN, 62 INCHES
WIDE, NOW 46c PER YARD. WORTH
6Oc.
ALL-LINRN IRISH BLEACHEp DAM.
ASK TABLE LINEN, 6S INCHES WIDE.
NOW CSC PER YARD. WORTH 7oc.
ALI~LINEN IRISH BLEACHED DAM
ASK TABLE LINEN. 6S INCHES WIDE.
HOw 500 PER YARD. woRTHsL.
ALL-LINEN pANAsK wells.
.C0MBKD FRINGE, 1880 INCHES. IN
RED. BLUE AND YELLOW BORDERS,
l5c EACH.
- ALL-LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS, 1896
INCHES. KNOTTED FRINGE. 1sc OR 3
FOB SOC.
ALLrLINEN EUCK-A-BACK TOWELS
16x3l INCHES. IL PER DOE.
ALL-LINEN HUCK-A-BACK TOWELS,
16x37 INCHES. $3.50 PER DOE
ALL-LINEN DAMASK TOWELS, IN
PINK. BLUE. YELLOW. RED AND BROWN
BORDER. WITH TWO ROWS OF FAC
GOTINa. 24x4s inches PC each.
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MADnAs CURTAINS AND CURTAIN

DAINTY, AIRY MADRAS! n it any wonder
that this season IT'S more popular than everf
In drapius qualities it has no equal. Its soft
rich oolorings blend with almost any surround
ings, and with even ordinary care, can be laun-
dered as satisfactorily q piece Of bleached
muslin You can see it in our Upholstery De-
partment artistically and effectively draped on
ths walls. windows. poles, &c.
REAL SCOTCH MADRAS, this seasons i'm
portaton, Cream, Lemon aud . variety of
fancy coloringa
-21-inch. zoe. yard
-40-inch, 25c yard.
-50-inch. 81 to size. yard
Real Scotch Madras Curtains.
Cream or Lemon. sL5O TO $3.50 pair.
Fancy Colors, a to $40 pair
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x %-iNCH-wfDE TURKEY RED TABLE DAkAsK
~ l9c. per yard. 54-inch-wids Table Linen. Red
border, 100. Per yard. BLUM's,
sp10-2ts 745-747 9Th vt se.

III l9c. per yard. 54-nch.wide Table Linen. Red
hordsa bge. Per yard OAR. Bt atn
NIsCELLANEQpS sUPPLIER-POsT OFFICE
NI Department. Washington. D c.. April - 1881
Ssaed proposals will be received At tins departaent
uatM SATURDAY, THE EoURIEENTH DAY OF
MAY. 1892, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. At which
Tune and place they will 30 opened in the presenes OF
ing the necessary painting the departments; for
wsdng and keeping the clocks in repair and for fur
nishns such COAL wood ice. carpets. chairs cotton
cloth 0or map mountingl SOAP closet paper Matches
dustsrs. whisk and corn broonls. desk and Nzsee
paper baskets and forage. - may be ordered dunnG
s s:S S, 5sy sS2 snd s snS dung
chIee Of the waste paper from the Post once De-
pssspsnt Money Order building aud the new bnilai9g
immediately opposite the department.. and for wash
Ing towels. Blanks for proposals. with spccthcaSlons
gtviuG detailed sfstemsnt Of tho requirement. to be
mst = .sspscs e each article and also the esmstsa
Hui nstrnetions a. 70 the ssnner q bidding and con-
dqAs 70 b. obaeSved BY ttdders. Will DO FURNISHED %
application to the snd clerk
HI once Department wash ngtou u. c. The Posi-.
msstsr General reserves the right 70 reset any OF ~
81 IL waive technical snd to accept eEy ears
q as sRy Isa s saS Ssssr
E61 1ALE-I AN A1IH0aIzED 70 olFKR 70.
aI-y, edjQsnipf the New NsnonAl Thestr9. can ~
s'''s Sc n f sfEai sis
MW s Ne ssc So 81 600 saa larger sans 70 ies.
assa re ss.ete ~ The plsres r GeiuH4ss; 10 ds'
914o.H 016 T - NV. Roem q
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Samples Of these and the silks above mentioned will
demonstrate that you can't ind such values elsewhere
All the staple fabrics. also Fancy Crspon % &c..
worth q. English Bsdfords ct 81 Is. worth o. 90,
Storm and Fouis ssrses 81 Soc worth &c syasd
CHo,cr CurAr Dnrss TR,nx,Sas.
The season 10 over with the importers. We have ~
cured choice trimmings 70 retail at lowest prices Of
the season.
Girdles ana stonachsrs Of finest cut besds in pat
terms you will rscoenizs - generally sold st much
higher prices. Pslsss Royal prices o.. g. 50, "a
Those extra siza 80. IS, - and s5.40
Jet aud silk Edges from &c TO 75c yard. contain
many bar1aina
0inps Of Get Pspesnss for Jokes sn edges Of waist
and few Jet sod Ribbon ornaassats ~ radiculously
low prices.
44c for the ususa soc SIX Feather Band Trimming.
in the dress sood shades Of Tsns. Grays. &c.
tsuttons-wheFs else such collection Of Pearl But
tons All sizes and colors Good ones at 26c and up
TO o.. 35 dozen for works Of art
GREAT SALE or RIBBONS
Adarng purchase ofribbons quantities We dare not
have thou rht OF hsd We not seen that our ribbon
trade could easily bs doubled whom suah qualities
could be offered II such pricsa Here aSs few hints
that are really enly hints Of what you may expect,
NloIRE Rtbbsas IN every dssrshss sDsins soleE
also Ilsek. White sad Cream. full ~ inches vide.
2Sc. for 3sc. quality.
+ EAU DE SOLE Ribhons in thirty -tweiovsiy tints;
slso BlaeS. white and Cream. 2iuehes wide z6c foz
35c. quality.
' ELvBr 1l0BoNa warranted Ill sill. Black,
Whit and al colosA TO inches vsds. 10 to Csc
yard SAMPLES VIII best tell you how supsrior ara
the qualities offered q tbs prices.
MILLINERY RIRBoIs-Hasse elacs, bad hosdss
and other novelties for slmers bows, &c. AZ IN
ssssss shadss and - scarce psAcsa
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Jusr Arrra EAsrrRr BAnaA1x.
STAMPED Lnsrss

UNUSUAL VALUES
Al 35c.....72-inch Bureau scsrfs. knottsd
fringe. 35c.
Al 4oc...... 72-ipch Bureau scarfs open work
and hnotted fringe. 40c.
Al 5oc......72-inch Bureau scarfs, with 3sc-
guard border. soc.
A. o2Ac.....72inch Dursau searfs. tuo
rows Of open work ct each end. 62g<c.
At 14c....-.An-lnen Damssk Tray Cloths,
sass le12z. lac.
Atz5c..... Hsnstttehsd DAmask Tray Ciotha
Saza 1Sxs7, 25c.
Al .Hemstiehed Damask Tray Cloths,
double row Of open work around borisr and ak
VOWS through center. Toe.
At25c...... Monte splsshsEa jacquard Dor
dsrA siEs, 30s3o. sc.
AZ 3sc...... Momis spiashsss.: canvas epss
work. sa,s. 2ox30. 35c.
Al <0c.-...-R Rap Table Csvsrs. new designs.
si.s 40x40. 40c. Finished eossr shown.
~ eoe....... riatsd rssls 0ovsrs 60c En-
ishsd cover shown.
Al 4oc.....-snAu Stools for .chiidrsa-se b
decorsted. doc.
At75e......o naksr Rock;ns Chairs, for i'm
mediate - or decoration. 75c
At25e..--..Nsv patterns In sakslins sd
dls-bas Hesd Rssts use.
CIhaso noor. 1oth sk butldiDG2
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$3.50 A DOZEN
Rue Nrws

Rue Nrwa
ONE Of the large 1th street windows gives
you an idea of our superb stock Of
SMYRNA AND HANDMADE JAPANESE
RUGS
We are selling the "sMYRNAS" for Just half
prios-the JAPANESE" from SIC 10 go. 90
Entire Nth noor.1 10th 1t. buiidinso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16

TSOR SALE-ROANOkE. VA
Population.
1882 1sao
400. an o00
limited number Of valuable lots in subdiy}sie A
Roanoke, Va. owned entirely by . Wsehinus0n ryn-
dicate is now offered tor sale In washingfou This
walk Of the center Of the city and ali ffs
industries and y laid out ia manner here<ofore
PARKING. large circles besatiiul park and groves q
the property to depots and hotels &c few iots 70
now offered for sale and first purchaser are eusxH-
teed . quick advance. I. WALTYH WEEU
apl6-lW 1901 Penna ave.
ESOk sALx-kI.k0AST BAY WINDOW MICK
Il mar lst . I'd sts n: @ rooms aud bath . - 4:
sDlSL3s x0AIMxII Ga ynsv
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Arrrn Fonrr DAYa

l. omorrow society 10 supposed to wahe up
from its ietharsy Of the past six weeks and
clothed in its spring attire. take MP the round
OF pleasure sgain. Even those who did not OBJ
serve the Lenten quiet are glad it 10 over and
thst Il ID fashionable again to bs gar and to pro-
vide gaiety for ones frisnda You will want
to put your house in spring attire those heavy
winter draperies must be replaced by lighter,
more Appropriate and ssasonable things. We
ne ready to do our part toward this necessary
ehanse. We have al the new things IN
CURTAINS, CURTAIN PIECE sTUFFs
pRAPERIEs AND HANoINGs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16
Slrxs FoR Fouxpar1oxs.

These are companion bargains to the Lace Nets ~
are selling much below actual values.
Black Surshs 10 inchss wide, SOC yard; "a inches,
Csc yard; 81 inches. Toe yard.
Black Jap. Silks. 20 inches wide. Soc yard; "a
inches Soc yard; 30 inches q yard.
Black Iaille only Csc yard.
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F F g s e e
TIT 4 4 RRafh E E.r En-
7 H H 4 Z Zee ZEE
BOP D "A " ssss
Odd - I Sass

i HE Palais Royal opens tho Summer Dress Goods
Season with a grand exhibition of suitable Cotton.
Silk and Wooden Fabrics. For three deys-Aprii ID.
10 and Gothic follc wing specia! prices:
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FuRsrrunr S11p COVERINGS


TUE BRIGHT APRIL SUN SEARCHES
OUT THE WORN PLACES AND REVEALS
MANY INTERSECTIONS IN THE FURNI-
TURE II you have it re-upholstered now you
run . risk of having tine moths get into it dur
ing the summer. We can aid you here-have
itcovered with linen. dimity or cretonne. Leave
word st the Upholstery Department. or drop Us .
postal and wen send one Of our men to give
you an estimate Of what ii will cost you to have
slip covers made. We have . full assortment
Of LINENS. CREToNNEs aud DIMITIEs.
imported goods. in great diversity of designs
snd colorings. Will make the covers in the
very best manner. guarantee . perfect 1T and
entire satisfactiOn and only charge you .
moderate price therefor.
IMPORTED cREToNNEs
sa,ncns. e. q a aa,1,,s =. = 5ss yard;
wide. soc quality at sc Is ga a :
SOC. quality at lie. Q yard.
SATIN STRIPED DIMITIEs.-white
Cream and Gray-wide and narrow
stripes-32 inches wide.
rs and 31c yard
BELGIAN LINENS finished both
sides). &c inches wide,
SOC. yard
SPECIAL UPHOLSTERY n Ews.
12,fc- silkolne. reduced to 61lc
1Uc. Printed Coin-spot Muslin. SIC.
sic French Printed Drapery 80 inch).
reduced to 129<c.
WINDOW SCREENS
An unexpected trade happening en-
ables Us to offer Monday one hundred
dozen adjustable wire Fly Screens. as
follows:
20 inches high by 80 inches wids-can
be reduced to % inches,
$3.50 DOZEN
20 inches high by 80 inches wids-csn
b reduced to SO inches.
$3.50 A DOZEN
2s-inches high By A inches vids-csn be re-
ducsd to 80 inches
-S4.75 A DOZEN
These Screens have no center bars. and look
Is neat - INSIDE to order" screenA They are
worth SO per cent more than these prices
You will soon need screens-buy them now.
We promise you there will never be another
such opportunity.
Fourth 1lth 1t. building)
-
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LSoR SALE - A BEAUTIFUL HOME OR PAYING
lnvestment on easy terms brick corner house:
delightful location, conoreted ST., opposite circular
park. amid moe residences; only three squares from
cable broad piazza: rooms; artistic reception
ball flushed IN hardwood; richly psPered: bath.
inside Venetian blinds OF ash andInalle; ground
such corner could be bought and house built for
price aired Only 1900. 500 Maple ave. IT ST.
nwlLe proit Park. Open 10 70 IL aud TO ). Owner.
spto,3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16

IyoR sALE-AT FALLS CHURCH-A NEW y
Il room cottage; nice psatry and cellar; splendid
water; large tot; minutes walk frvm depot.
and post once; will rent tor per cent net price
ssked- Apply 10 u W POOLE, Owner. halls Ch1rch,
Virginia aplo3t.
Il acres of good garden land in fruit mile from
Ardw1ck ON b. and p. Mr.; $50.
20 acrea u LAND. fniie from Bowie on h. And p
L. H.; No. for trucking or fruit barn ego per acre
W. ": HALL
api6-3te 45o st Gw.
l3Ok sALE-0NE or THk MOST DESIRABLE
Il residence attes m the northwest fronSng 10 feet
on Mass. ava near 2uth ST. Dy sdepth Of la feet
With fronsags ON = -; room tor two houses
lt SOC st u ".
LOB sALE-6is- 6l9 ST Sc. NEATLY NAV SIX
u reon brick; cellar bsck ysrd front lawn: very de-
ssrnble fof homes; prace. e4,3oo-
1o2 70 40 n e Ne nsw Broom bricks; electric
lighuns; hsnAsemsly psssred; inspsctie1 invited;
a & NJ, nearly new 7.room brick; newly painted
as :pIss w wflsa T s sfodksT TYo $40 an-
DOR sALx.NEw rwO-sTokY BAY-w1NDow
csllxs; fnruscs heat, mod nnps; convenient 20 ear
line: rcatipG for go per mouth: Lot 16SfxSs ~ 10
siley; small Gosh payment; balance mainly: Price
o3, 700. L bTAk6AkDfER,
ap16-2t Ula 18Th Ct n W
4, on sALk-AoUNT PLEAsANr MEAN cAsLE
s3ewslks only S6..5O; 600 cfsh; hHlsnce
,uos,hy. 6round in this locality has tnossssed 3S
- On s, ~sss sidc issk J. be. L aud y new lsroom
neS ITO 80: 49, ION. -: lSs 3:
Besutifui new hog.e % l5tk & near scoss cireas.
Il Si5GS fRscoMA e1s sAsAss.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-03-10

The statement of Rural Center that
as class the owners, or rather produc-
ers of this immense amount of wealth
to pay from II to 20 per cent interest
for what money they Can borrow to en-
able them to hold and control their
supply and thereby, in a measure, de-
tern1irfe the price is adroitly evaded
by the Gazette and it does not attempt
to explain away the apparent Unjust
ice. 1t cannot be satisfactorily ex-
plained.-Rural Center.
The Gazette intends to evade moth
ing. We know not how it may be at
Walnut Grove, but so far as this local
ity is concerned, the statement of Ru-
raj Center as to interest is controvert-
ed by notorious facts, and needs no
denial. Any man here who owns
farm can obtain money at less than
nine per cent, including all commits
sions and expenses, and short time
loans are obtainable at our banks by
reputable farmers at the same rates
paid by our merchants per cent.
One bank we know of had $4,000 of
farmers notes a few weeks ago, at ten
per cent. Bro. Byington is respect
fully invited to enlighten himself on
this point.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-03-10

The following brief catechism, from
the Rock Co. Herald, candidly an
swered, speaks more forcibly of the
benefits of the Republican policy than
columns of labored assertions:
Is there a country under the sun
where the laborer and the producer
have anywhere near SO many of the
comforts and luxuries of life as they
have in this?
Is there country in the world to
which the laborer or the producer
would go to improve bis condition!
Is there another country in the
world where SO many people own
their own homes, where SO MANY
children go to school, where people
are SO well fed and 50 we'll clothed?
Is there a land on earth where the
people are SO Tree, SO happy and so
prosperous, whore the opportunities
for the poor are SO great, where edu-
cational advantages are SO free, and
SO general as they are in this?
Is there now or has there ever been,
a country where in spite of any I'm
fortunate personal circumstances or
conditions "a mans a man" so much
SO as he is to-day under the govern
ment which the Republican party has
administered for the last thirty-fve
years?
Did you eyer know a time when
there was more money in the country
than now?
Did you ever know time when you
could borrow money at less rate of
interest than now?
Did you ever know time in all
your life when ST. of good American
money would buy more of "the neces-
saries of life Except farm produce)
than it will now?
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-03-10
NORTH REDWOOD,

Our agent, Mr.. Carleton, is yet I'M
der the doctors care.
Rev. Sinclair was in town Tuesday
visiting the school and called on sew
eral others. Call again.
Our blacksmith has the lumber for
a house on the lots he purchased of
Charles Fleischer.
Fred Swenska is hauling stone and
sand for his buildings.
Mr.. Tate, of Morton, is moving the
last landmark from Riverside for Mr..
Kuenzli.
We had very exciting town meet
lug. There was fight made against
the present clerk and treasurer. The
Bloods wanted some fun and that's
all they got. 1t is claimed that some
illegal voting was done. The boys
celebrated their defeat in the evening
with a key of New Ulm's joy and
closed with singing "Defeat has took
us on the run. We really don't know
how. We intended to have some fun
but the other side has it now.
HOMER.
Supervisors-H. F. Clipfell, chair
man; w. G. Mann, A. L. Gale; clerk,
Chas. Fleischer; treasurer, A. A. Lin
deman; assessor, F. F. Hammer; JUS
tees of the peace, Chas. Fleischer,
VIM. Cain; constables, G.. Meyer and
Levi Hammer.