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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-04-29
DIR. rALMAGE AvERrED a PICNIC.
He stopped in the Middle of His Prayer
to Do So.
New York World.l

4. (. The great ogan in DIR. Talmage's big
Brooklyn Tabernacle temporarily broke
Idownaast night while the noted preacher
was il, the midst Of his opening
prayer for the saving of souls. The
church was crowded in every part. DR..
Talmage had been praying but few mo
ments when noise like that of distant
thunder was heard, Immediately followed
by a loud kissing sonnd.
The thousand Of heads that had been
bowed in worship we're instantly raised,
and NIL eyes riyeted upon the platform
upon which DR.. Talmage stood md from
whichsthc disturbance seem to eminate.
The organist, Henry Lyre Brown, jumped
from his seat on the organ-box and ran
behind the platform, Some of the con- ON
gregation half arose from their seats with
Il frightened look on their coantenances.
DR.. Taimage, however, appreciated the
situation. s. 81
escat abort hia pray er, and before the
congregation had q good chance to be-
come panic stricken, stated there was
some fault with the organ, but that he
hoped the organist would be able foSput
his hand upon the detect aickly hen
Mr.. Brown returned form behind the plat
form, the organ ga Vie scricsspf shrieks and
moan In resppnee 10 lis touc b aipoil the
key heard. In d few moments the Organ
was feti and the Service psog Esed
without Ensa her Interrupt Ion. a. Senato,
/ E,irkesE lister ex plalned thaf he trouble
llhad been oecAsione l,y asllg nail allihss
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-04-29
Thy
&c NEGRO AND THE soIrM

p.a psW aud Amos Wilder Discuss the
.em Before the Yass Alunani.
eilas night Ct Delmonico's Amos Parker
yoIlsa 'a'k cd to his..felloW alamni 81 Yale
Ia, t g aaoat what he Ind seen ii d re-
|asst;a = through the South The asgr Is
Eds, ~ s . said, would settle itself pra.
|ope,,s - North kept is hand oa. IL
|Iass understanding xas thai stl,s
nun as1d tlsc EAise man should sacl,
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-04-29

vAoAvlLLE, April pa number of
tents arrived here from Sacramento last
night, having been sent by Gov. Markham.
Many people were afraid to pass the night
in their homes, and slept in tents. Sey-
eral slight shocks were felt during the
night. The work Of repair is going on
at rapid rate.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-04-29
Earthquake shock in CalIfornIa.

SAN Francisco, CAL. April 22.-Anotller
slight shock of earthquake occurred here
ut 7:l5 last evening. Shocks last evening
are also reported from number Of other
places in the northern part Of the State,
and also from Carson, New. No damage
is reported.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-04-29
fades from It's eyes untiltheIids close over

fades fromits eyes until thelids close ever
them never to uncover again.
+ There is an example of this splendid en-
Edurance right before us, which proud
man in vain tries to emulate. A mule
shattered to post awaiting treatment, one
|ofs his hind feet is 9 suppnrating asore, frog
fostering and running out. lts whole
body droops and its eyes are strained and
Eagonizing. The veterinary surgeon stand
Ing by says that the lightest touch of that
foot to the ground causes the mostintense
pain, and yet there is no sound, nothing
but that patientendnrance that astonish-
ses and appalls.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-04-29

DIXON, CAL, April 22.-At ~ O'Clock
last night there was another sharp shock
felt here, but it was not rs violent as the
one in the morning. Several more tre-
mors were noticed during the night, but
no further damage was done. The people
are still greatly alarmed, and very few
went to bed last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
DANGEROUS

IN the summer Of 1890, : sors
appeared on my fsm similas ~ :
Cancer. tried various remedies,
lspt found no relief until I took
9wift's Specific, which cursd ne -
iifeiy. | ussd six botfl~--W. ~
srEAHss, Ai1rnwd~ CIly, Al.
We have bad : lssys nsnbsr -.
Skin Cancer
pspertsd cured By he use n 6,a6'
Il = vegetable, baiidsup the eunsrsl
tel<h, ssd fosu~ set the peieee.
Sad f. beak = ~ Mod, nsil~s -.
SWIFT sBteuH CO.. Ass1ssA. c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12

shs-whcn si,e begins to act, The sudi.
sncs fo.gets that It u in theatsf.
He-Yes. Is seems to think itis Il :
parlor. and begins laughing and talking.
New York Epoch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12

One cold night httIs Malcolms mothsr
allowed him TO Say his prayers II bea.
When he finished them he added: IL ~
Jour pardon. God, for saying my peaysrs
In Bad. bat 1t was pretty chilly On my
knees. New York Triouns.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09

! hpHces will do please dwhaw
! offer below starter
Damask and Turkish Towels, only
BARGAIN 2,
All of Csc Doylies Napkins and turkey
53c Doz
BARGAIN 3,
acc Yd.
BARGAIN4 4,
yds white satin finished and turkey Damask Ga
ito y inches wide'at 45c Yd.
BARGAIN s.
Two Marseie and crochet Spreads
worth s165, this week for $I25 Each.
BARGAIN 6,
Sss % OF for ss than
and in any size or STYLE
BARGAIN Z,
pairs " white tie. Nottingham Lace curtains full yds
BARGAIN g.
yds. long, worth sl75, this week $I.2o Pr.
BARGAIN g.
bobbnet Mosquito Bars IL yds each, this week
BARGAIN 10,
los inch Bobbnet Mosquito Bars II IS IL EACH this
BARGAIN11.
One g cases. fgared .Batiscan Cords
printed Crepe this week at
5caYd.
BARGAIN 12
printed Bedford cashmere double fold at
I5C a Yd.
BARGAIN -.
Boys Pants years old. Lot Boys Pants
years old. Lot B. Boys Pants 4 to IA years old
zoe, 25C and 3Oc Pair.
BARGAIN A.
Boys light Spring Suits IA years old s125 Boys
| Light or Dark Suits
| S. a Suit
BARGAIN 10
We gotten together all the Ladies underwear that
soid putting the otherwise chldren linen
which have been marked
nothing They all immense Bargain counter
from VIII you unheard of bargains
unparalleled of constantly
receiving from the looms Gce
suah Silks Chiffon Draperes
chiefs, pleasing and gracefulin effect
Millinery Ladies undrwae departments the I'd floor
now be comfortable
by from the electric fans.
Bargains Friday.
i Remnant and special Bargain day.
L. VOL FS0N
Leader Of Low Prices,
A O. -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
The Hotel Men In II.

DETROIT, May 9.-The hotel men
from the east and west, from Canada
and the south are arriving today and
being accorded hearty reception by
the local committees. Today is being
devoted altogether to the reception OF
delegates and tomorrow the business
of the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit
Association will be formerly tran.
sacted. The special trains from New
York and Boston will get in during
the afternoon and the delegates will
be escorted in carriages to the hotels.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
Buies' Boz tive Boom

New YORK, May O.-But one con.
vention OF real Importance will be
held this week and that will be at
Council Bluffs, where the Iowa dem
ocrats will start the boom for their
favorite son, Governor Boies. Mis-
souri, democrats will meet at Jefferson
City aud name a Cleveland delega.
ton to represent them in Chicago.
New Mexico democrats are in session
today at Albuquerque and Montana
republicans are meeting at Helena,
where Governor White, chairman of
the state central committee, will be
asked to head the states Minneapolis
delegation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
Some New York Sports.

New YORK, May 9.-Unless the
police interfere, the sports in this
vicinity will tonight witness one of
the finest lightweight matches ever
fought in the country. The men
matched are Spider" Kelley. of
America, and Billy Plimmer, OF Eng
land. Two thousand dollars Is the
purse offered and the fight is to take
place before the COney Island Ath-
letic club. Both men are in the pink
of condition and will be i'm the ring
when time lie called. They have each
deposit of $500 up to insure their ap-
pesrance tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
Trying TO Please Employers.

Mistress-I am surprised. You
say you were married six months ago,
divorced three months ago, and
remarked to your husband last
night.
Domestic-Yes'm. You see, at the
first place he had, they wanted a
married man, so we got married; but
the next place they wanted 3 single
man, go we got divorced, and came
here. Now he's found place where
they want a man for gardening, and
wife to cook, so we got married again,
and I'm going there with him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
COLUMBUS CENTENARY.
The Italian Societies OF the Sta te
Will Celebrate Jointly.

Yesterday the Italian society of Chris
TOPPER Columbus held a meeting. They
decided to give basket picnic at River
side Park next Sunday.
Arrangements were also discussed rela-
tive to the means to be employed to cele-
brate the ,centenery of America by
Christopher Columbus, this year. 1t is
very probable that every Italian society
in the state will unite in San Antonio
with the Italian colony here for grand
celebration. Galveston and Dallas are
of coarse, again bidding against us, bu,
the Italian colony here feel confident oil
occurring the union celebration for this
ritv
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
SAVED AND SATISFIED.

Col. ". $. Hadley Gives His Ex-
perience of DIR. Clifford's
Gold Cure.
a LIGHT representative today met
Ca. w. =. Hadley, the well known
r,.l estate man and auctioneer and,
hsd Il chat with him. Noting his
in owed appearance the LIGHT man
eaiG:
see by the papers and your
ter .m0IiaI, that you have taken the
new Bl.Chloriue of Gold treatment for
Dipsomania. Any objections to being
interviewed"
mo-" replied the genial Colonel.
81 will be glad to give you my eK-
perience; my appetite for stimulants
was stronger than my will power,
and that, together with the many
genial, goodhearted boys of this city
led me to drink more intoxicat.
ing liquors than my business and
health would Justify. As conse-
quence 1 frequently drank too much
After talking with DIR. @. G. Clifford
In regard to the matter, l resolved to
try the bi-chloride of gold treatment,
and the result was more than salts.
factory"
"How long were you under treat
ment?n
Col. H.-''About twenty days."
Did it give you any Inconvenience
or pain?n
mo. 1t did not interfere with my
business or health, and was not
painful, except on the turning point,
dow II O.;
the Doctor told me, would be the case
and was not alarmed"
"How does 1t feel?n
There's nothing unpleasant or
painful about it and 1 felt no sppre-
ciable difference. either depression or
exhilaration. However, 1 lost in
weight, for which 1 feel grstified. 1
was reduced from 215 to 1856 pounds
"How is your health and appetite
now?"
Never better. My appetite is bet.
ter than for years past, and my di-
gestion is fine. My memory and
energy are increasing every day, my
vitality is stronger and my nerves
now are steady"
How do you sleep?"
''Splendiu. l rest better than for
years past and feel like a new man,
Have you had any desire for
liquors since you have received the
treatment? ?"
''None in the least. 1 have not
touched whisky, except at the Doc.
tors request, since first commenced
the treatment"
HAS he many patients under treat
ment ?"
Eyes, met several at the Institute
who are being treated for the habits
of liquor, opium, tobacco, laudanum,
morphine, ETC., who do not care to
have their names known and would
not like publicity. Their wish in this
respect is law to the Doctor"
us the cure permanent"
"Yes, l believe go, unless q man
deliberately contracts the habit again,
which he would have to do. AS for
myself, l have no inclination to try
IL, feel that I am better without
it, and my health requires no stimu-
liant but from natural sources. / feel
60 grateful for, and so delighted with,
my new condition that 1 am eager for
all who stand in need, to know nv
experience, and will be glad to re-
ceive and converse with all corners
seeking information regarding the
cure.n
Now, how are you on politics"
First, am for DIR. Clifford tor the
gold cure, then Clark for governor
and Mackey for mayor. Good day !"
Good day. said the newsman, 81
see that your head is level"
Some New York Shorts
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
LATE TELEGRAMS.
eOILeD DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Vienna claimants strike is off
Two earthquake shocks at San Re-
mo, slight.
Dynamite explosion wrecks house
of Notary Papp, in Versecz, Hungary.
Mr.. Astor's remains reached New
York sunday morning.
There are sixteen inches of snow
reported at Rushville, Neb.
Fearful foundations reported in In
diana on low lands near Fort Wayne.
This week the house will continue
discussion of appropriation bills.
Water is falling in the overlooked
Iowa and Illinois streams.
The senate will vote tomorrow on
that So 900, 0C0 payment to Cbickasaw
and other Indian tribes.
House bill to encourage American
shipping will be reported In senate
this week.
Reports of Jay Gould's serious ill.
ness are denied, the little wizard is
all right.
The great American university at
Washington will be only open to COL
lege graduates.
All western Missouri and eastern
Kansas is suffering from excessive
rains and low lands are all flooded.
The sixty. eighth Anniversary Sun
day school union celebrated at Wash.
iDgton.
King Hum bert accepts resignation
of his minister to Berlin, Count Tav-
erna.
A drunk and respondent stevedore
plunges into q steamers furnace at
San Francisco and rossts to death.
Salt works at Luddington, Mich.
damaged by fire; $500, 900 loss; 500
men out.
Mrs. James A. Nabbe, with her
class of singers, will give her second
recital in her studio tomorrow night.
Joe Tarantino, an s year old deaf
and dumb boy was reported drowned
this morning, but he was finally
found wandering around as if lost,
about four blocks east of the Sunset
track.
Mr.. Wade s. Dent, Chicago
man, and Miss Bessie L. Bradley :,
who has bad charge of the postuffice
delivery window, will be married
this after n BON at 5 o'clock at the
brides residence 202 Seventh street.
They 20 to Chicago to live.
The suits in Justice Herron's
court against subscribers to the Com.
mercial Exchange funds will be holly
contested by them, on the grounds. it
is said, thatth exchange has done
nothing except to pay the secretary,
Bowen, his salary.
The 23rd infantry band concert
on Alamo plaza Saturday night drew
large crowd to the place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09

American politics are closely
watched in France.
The disgruntled politicians of the
republican persuasion Do not know
what to do.
The Italian crisis affects all Europe.
French newspapers say reduction of
Italian army and peace policy is
imperative.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09

Until the row in the democratic
family is settled, there will be no
peace in the community. Let repub-
licans keep out of it.
The late Judge Devine, not many
years ago, In county conven ton, in
sisted upon the nomination OF Mex
can for assessor, and to enforce his
demand said: "Without the Mexican
vote the democratic party of Bexar
county is nothing but q political
clique" Has it grown out of this
condition?
Every good citizen recognizes the
necessity of putting down, once for
all, the political com bination, call it
what you may, headed by Callaghan
& 20.
But can it be done by the small
contingent of gentlemen who call
themselves democrats in opposition
to the Mexican democracy controlled
by official patronage.
Let the republicans of the city and
county remain calm and composed,
because on them willrest the task of
rescuing our local government from
the hands that now control them.
The enforcement of registration and
the Australian ballot will do much to
rid our elections of the worst ele-
ments.
That large vote is cast by aliens,
Mexican Indians. who are ineligible
to naturalization under the laws of
the u. s., is fact that must be test
ed, sooner or later.
The republican party must make
this an issue, In the next election,
from the Guadalupe to the Rio
Grande.
In the meanwhile North Flores
street is being turned over, every
inch of il to the use of electric street
car company, and every means of
access for the people living in the
4th ward to the center of town is to
be closed up, practically.
The 4th ward has bsen very un.
friendly, politically, to Mr.. Callaghan
and he would ike to ruin every prop
erty owner in 1t, II he could.
The true test of the efficiency of q
public administration Is the wisdom
of its legislation as TO the future well
fare of the community; this is states.
manship. Any mayo or set of alder
men with three grains of sense must
know that the occupation of the three
narrow streets, Soledad, Ascequia
and North Flores, by electric car
lines will become dangerous, in
| tollerable nuisance.
Under no previous ad ADMINISTRATION
has our city affairs been so thorough.
ly controlled by private corporate il :
terests, and the interests of the peo-
pie at larg Q so thoroughly disregard
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
SHORT STOPS.

What the People are Saying.
Until the row in the democratic
family is settled, there will be nc
peace in the community. Let repub-
licans keep out of it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09

In the meanwhile North Flores
street is being turned over, every
inch of it to the use of electric stree
car company, and every means o
access for the people living in tn,
4th ward to the center of town is t,
be closed up, practically.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
WOI. ON
Is Clearing Away The
Wreckage!

After the rush months naturally
ends in almost line There
sell so readily, all of which dto arout
hpices will do it. So please
a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
BOWLING & FLOOD
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.

or. Houston and Losoya SITS. Telephone A.
Prescriptions delivered to all parts OF
he city.
Offices of Drs. Shropshire, Mcdaniel and
DarnitZ also Veterinary surgeon A. r. Bal.
sam. GsS All articles belonging TO FIRST
class drug store IN stoc S12-1y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09
i -ESTlATFY
THE ASSIGNEES SALE

Over 100000 worth OF San Antonio Property
Must be sold at once offered parts
buyers Large well equipped brewery with good line of trade
at great sacrifice
Extensive printing hogaphng establishment controlling
best trade in the Southwest
Very central and suburban residence
lots Great variety, such bargains never before equaled
REAGAN HOUSTON, Assignee
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-09

Under no previous ad administration
has our city affairs been so thorough.
ly controlled by private corporate il :
terests, and the interests of the peo-
pie at larg 9 SO thoroughly disregard
al
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-01-07
BUSINESS TOPICS,

Whitney lsads.in low prices.
Overshoes for MI at Franson's.
Oats, oAts, at the Round Ele-
vatOr.
Highest cash price paid for furs at
at Slees.
New bargains in cloaks: at VIM
chester's.
Oranges. lemons, pears and grapes
at Fred iBrady's.
Everything in the line OF plush
goods ut Taralseth's.
New invoice Of fur coats, just re-
ceived at Winchester's.
For choice smokes 20 to Gordon's
Box'trade a speciality.
Mems. ladies, misses and childrens
fine shoes at Franson's.
The public knows that Whitney al
ways gives honest value. =
Do you need carpet? Winchester
has just what you want.
The sweetest sweets, and allgrades
OF candies are at Gordon's.
The cork soled shoes that Franson
sells will keep your feet warm.
"A fine line Of slippers suitable for
Christmas presents ut Fr,ansOn's.
We are headquarters for good sub
stantial Christmas gifts.
&C. WINCHESTER.
Boys attention. Just call in and
see my new stock OF harvest gloves.
F. FRANsON.
Cork soled shoes ure the thing for
the winter, Winchester sells them.
Cloaks, clothing, dress goods, new
good. and low prices at Winchesters.
Whitney gives bargains his com
pet,tors never heard OF until he offers
them.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Tnfalseth'B brick store than ever
before.
Banksn i Argyle har en- hel del
penge til udlaan paa opdyrkede
Farme.
Whitney has = lew cloaks still left
It will be worth your while to get his
prices on them.
Get your wife q pair Of those nice
and warm wool lined shoes just re
ceiyed at>Franson's.
| The Farmers & Merchants Bank o
Argyle has 8 large amount Of none,
to loan on improved farms.
Now Is the time to stock up will
flour for the winter before the price,
tladvance. F. FERGUSON.
| Frauson has a bran new stock o
long wooden socks for gentlemen
wear, at from as to 90 cts. pair.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-01-07
Knittin6.

! have q flrst-class knitting machine
and am prepared to knit wooden un.
derwear, vests, jackets, hoods, scarfs,
socks. hose, and fany thing in the line
ofknit goods. Ny work Is first class
and charges reasonable.
MISS MARY PETERSON.
At residence oi Aug. Luu.1xren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-01-07
noRTHERN fAc,F,c N. r,.E .cur.,n ,

!
Mrs. 8. Cook went to Grand
Forks on Tuesday to visit friends.
/ james Scott, of Argyle, was q
caller at the county seat yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Powell and
Miss Naylor returned home on Sun.
day.
Oscar Holcomb has been laid IN
with a sore loot for several dav,
past.
Bert Hennum will bs pounding
iron as hard as ever in the wear
! 1892.
Mrs. Ernie Childs, of Crookston
arrived on Tuesday morning to visit
friends.
Service next Sunday in the Nor.
wegian Lutheran church BY Rev,
Urnes. at IL O'Clock a. m.
Rev. John N. Smith, of Harrison
Mimi, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday at the usual
hour.
*. J. Taralseth il connecting hia
main store and clothing store
adjacent by door in order to keen
a sharp eye on Charley.
- Will Hunter has o novel sleigh
in which he takes his family out rid
ing. 1t is shaped something like q
toboggan, and appears to be very
comfortable.
Charley Burseth returned home
Yesterday morning bringing q young
lady With him. Bht no fooled. the
boys all the same for the Young
!ady~saso soaaya his-esasin.
= Rsv. Urnes preached in the
school house near Oh Sands on Sat
"rday last, and baptised three
children, one:for Martin Sands. one
for Ole Stavig and one for Erick
Erickson.
"A good resolution for the new
year il to subscribe tor. the SHEAF
and pay q year in' advance; another
good resolution is to advertise ii the
columns of the SHEAF. Both will
bring good luck.
- Persons visiting thair, old homes
in the East this winter. should take
along printed matter descriptive 81
their new homes in the Northwest
Take copies Of this paper with you
and ask agents Of the Great North
ern Railway for y supply Of publ.
cations.
AT. Patterson, who has beer
in charge OF the Red River <Lumbe,
yard since last spring, has gone to
Cakes, N. D., to take charge at 9
yard there. Mr.. Patterson is g
young man Of integrity and excellen,
habits, and during his stay here b,
has made many friends who rsere,
to see him jleave. A more desirabl,
position 10 his only reason for leav
ing Warren. J.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-01-07
B9olksrl BSe1<orl.

vi Il h1rmed underrstta. .allmsn.
-heten, At y ,Aafya till salu Ell
stort urval If Svensks ooh NoFska
booker ALA Htersturens grenar.
vi he .bocker, ,passande. till Ny Ars
presenter. Pronunciation mot
talfs ,xfyen 1 ala sssnska tidnins.
q. Lokal i Gilbert's fnrntturs
store, Warren, Nina. Y q,
Helxs sDaos.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-01-07
Farmers Take Notice.

We have now startsd our new roll
Ter feed mill hack Of Lindbsrg L
Lunjgren's ware house which haa Z
capacity Of 1000 bushels per day,
and invite all farmers to give ~ q
trial. Price, $50 per ton.
LUNDEI.I.46 SKIRIsrAD.