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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-05
GREAT EXCITEMENT

In NIlnneapolis--Some AorimOny-Both
sides Claim 20 be sEfe--Ths Harrison
Men seem TO be sticking.
MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, June THE
name OF Blaine is on every lip tonight.
II s shouted In the Hobbies, it is whis-
pered Tn the conferences OF darkened
rooms, and il is sung in rhymes beneath
the electric lights by exultant admirers
as they parade the streets Of the COnyen-
tiOn City.
The magic OF his name has kindlcd
the latent enthusiasm OF the Northwest
into a blaze Of glory. Everywhere IL Is
"Blaine, Blaine, James q. Blaine. +"
The distinguished statesman from
Maine was always popular 10 the North
west, and IL needed but a spark 20 ignite
the fame.
Now that he hiss resigned from the
Cabinet, and thrown down the gauntlet
20 the administration, for thus is his ac-
zion interpreted here, all his admirers
who were lowering between their re-
spect Cor Harrison and their uncertain
" as 20 the candidacy Of Blaine, have
comeou In open advocacy Of the great
Republican leader and joined the boom
hrS, until their ranks have become an
army.
No man asserts that Blaine will de.
eline the nomination, not even the very
leaders of Harrison. % every hand il
Is accepted that he is willing, II not an
earnest candidate FOR the Presidency,
and the veil OF preteuSe on all sides has
been thrown 20 the winds. tits Blaine
against Harrison, aud all the political
weapons OF factiOnal warfare has been
ushered 70 the contest.
The Harrison people openly accuse
Blaine OF perfdy, Of bad faith, Of tresch-
Very % the administration. The Blaine
esders reply that Blaine owed nothing
the administration, that the glory Of
! ais name and deeds but added TO the
lDstre OF the cabinet, and that an ad-
/ ministration which be had houored
could have no possible mortgage on his
+. political future.
{. And so the fight goes bravely on; the
mistS have raised and the line Of battle
Is now sharply drawn. Men, too, have
eh lnged with the varying moods OF the
hour PessSlmists have become optim-
lists aud ODtlmists have become pc sSim-
lists. Prophesy Is the trade OF every man
and NJ one holds q sacred copyright
pom the privilege.
While the great majority t0-aight
aaiet Blalpe'H nonlhAt0a, neR ara
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which made him even buoyantly cheer

Secretary Foster did not show any
excitement this afternoon over the news
of Mr.. Blaine's resignation. He declined
positively to say anything for publica-
tion in regard to the political situation.
Attorney General Miller and Secre-
tary Noble also declined to be inter-
viewed on the subject.
1t is understood that the unusual ret
icence on the part Of the officers OF the
government In regard to to-day's occur
renee is due to suggestion from the
White House that the President pre-
ferred that Federal officials should
avoid public comment on the subject.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-05
VIII Present BIaIne's Name.

NEW YORK, May "A dispatch was
received here to-day from the train
which is bearing the Maine delegation
to the Minneapolis convention.
1t says the delegates have
now decided that Mr.. Blaine is In the
race and they practically decided to
have Charles Littefeld, of Maine, pre-
sent his name at the convention, pro-
yided IL is not done earlier In the call.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-05

PORTLAND STATION, o., June "A
local oprlon election was held In War
rem township, Jefferson county. Ohio.
to-day for the third time in the last six
years. the drys won By a handsome
majority, the vote standing zoe 70 l0e.
The Drys are celebrating the victory By
parading the streets, ringing bells,
firing guns, beating drums, ETC., aud
feel reJolced that they will have quiet
for AZ least two years more.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-05

WAsuryeroy. D. c., June 4-The fol-
lowing correspondence explains itself:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, June 1, 1872.
To the President:
I respectfully beg leave 70 submit my
resignation Of the Office Of Secretary OF
state Of the United States, 10 which 1 was
appointed by you on the 5th day Of March,
1859.
Tho condition Of public business in the
Department Of State iustihes me in re-
ouesting that my resignation be accepted
Immediately. have the honor TO %
Very respectfully,
Your ObedIeut Servant,
JAMES O. BLAINE.
To Hon. J1mss g. Blaine.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, !
June 4, 1892.
To the Secretary Of State:
Your letter Of this date rendering your
resignation Of the Office OF Secretary OF
State Of the United States, has been re-
ceived. The terms in which you state your
desires arc such as 70 leave me no choice
lut TO accede 20 your wishes at once Your
'eslguation Is therefore accepted.
Very respectfully yours,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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WASHINGTON OPINIONS

What Senators and Representatives Think
or the situation sines Blaine Has Re-
signe1.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 4.-The
news Of the resignAtion Of Secretary
Blaine created . profound sensation at
tha capitsL The Senate WAS net In
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The News at Morgantown.
,-.,T Ti,g.c-o.,, IA ~ Q,,n,y,,, D.,ssSx.

MoRGANTowN, w. VA. June A.
There is great excitement here due TO
the report OF the resignation OF Blaine
from Harrison's Cabinet. Telegrams
were sent by prominent Republicans to
Clarkson and the delegates to the Ma
tional Convention that &c per cent OF
all the Republicans OF West Virginia
are disgusted with those delegates from
this State who are opposing Blaine.
The young Republicans are all enthu-
siastic for Blaine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-05

The New York weekly bank statement
shows the following changes: Reserve,
decrease. te33, ,075; loans, increase, f3,esS,-
100: specie, increase, s293, 40: legal ten
Sers. increase, <253, 100: deposits, increase.
s. go. 100; circulation. decrease, e. p
The banks now bold Ga, ,673, 759 in e5 "
the requirements Of the Is per ce1
Al Gainesville. Ga, three men
stantly killed and two others hrf
ming yesterday afternoon.
The Hcuse yesterday y
orice spptopHsticn bill
There iss> tacit
tweer1
the n
% tat
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ELKiNs STILL STICKS TO BEN.
He Is Of the Opinion That Harrison VIII
be Nominated on the First Ballot.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Secretnry
EIkins visited the White Honse at
o'clock this afternoon and was asked by
a representative Of the Associated Press
what he thought Of the political situa-
tiou now that Secretary Blaine had left
the Cabinet.
$50 you want my opinion, do you?
Well, think that Harrison will cer-
tainlY be nominated on the first ballot
and without any serious opposition,
either. That's all l care to say just at
present"
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No Smallpox There.

Special Tslscrdm 10 ta< sunday R>gtsts,.
Pr. PLEASANT. w. VA, June A.
There Is not case OF smallpox 10 this
town and not likely to be. The town Is
well Quarantined and guarded.
GEORGE w. 1IPPRTT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-05
JAMES G. Blaine
HAS RESIGNED
From the Cabinet Of President
Harrison.
NO OFFICIAL UTTERANCE as To
NO OFFICIAL UTTERANCE As TO
The Reason for the Sudden Resolution
On the Part Of the
SECRETARY OF STATE TO LEAVE
The Highest Position in the Harrison
Administration.
THE EFFECT IN MINNEAPOLIS,

Hr. Charles Burdett Hart, OF the "Intel-
Hgenoer," Thinks Blsine's Resignation
Does Not Improve the Chances for His
Nomtuation-He Has Allowed His Old
Time Enemies 20 Entsngle Him - A
Report from Warrington That the Res
i,,nstion IS a Personal Iatter-Both
IIarrlson's and Blaine's Champions
Claiming the Nomination for Ihsir Re
speodve Idols.
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LOOKS SERIOUS.
A Sunday Meeting or the Ohio State
Board of HeaIth Called.

COLUMBUS, O., June 4.-Secretsry
Probst, Of the State Board Of Health,
who mas been at Pomeroy for two days
investigating the smallpox epidemic,
has called meeting OF the State Board
Of Health TO meet here at 10 a. N. to-
morrow. This Sunday meeting is
thought TO mean that he regards tbs
matter as serious. He has not reached
the city yet.
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NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS

At St. Louis the weather was nns
track good aud the attendance 400.
six furlorzs; Bennett Young won.
1913. Second, ~ furiongs; Helen
won. Time, 5sj<. Third, mile ans
ter: Wadsworth voc. Time, 2s0e.
six furlongs; Orcgoe Eclipse wo,
I-i6. Fifth. ST, furlongs; Doll
Time, .305l. Sixth, seven furlo
Kica woh. Time, I:sgj<, :
mile; Boliyer Buckner Won
The races at Latonia w
-Four OF six heavily backf
First, six furlongs. NJ
Second. one mile -
W a; time. :5iJ<.
eeDwicn Won
YoTarSfe
'A0ff
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TffEAPPEAL: A NATIONAL AFRO-AMER1CAN NEWspA pER

6seman, and gives an admirable picture
with HisaliAH ,snrrondiaRs Of VII sAvtam
phase of had aduty sdd whils telling
in the prosress of the play we'll con:
sttlctey plot, it incidentlly calls attention
toahesexcellent work and discipline Of q
brave sfset of fellows On the role of
heroes the Gallant fireman has be en-
strangely neglected by the realistic
drainatist, and to Mr.. Arthur must be
long the success of installing the brave
fireman as the hero of pulsating and
exciting melodrama. Not only has this
now famous play received the endorse.
ment of the press and public of this
country, hut has alec been equally cue.
cessful in England, where it was gener.
ally credi' ed as being the best American
play, ever sent oyer for the delectation
AZ d amusement Of our English cousins
The scenic effects and thrilling situations
are impressing, and audiences are work
ed up to high pitch of excitement
New York World
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Mr.. VIM. Givens is very sick:

Mr.. VIM. Givens is very sick:
Mr.. R Alexander will leave soopa 70,
New York. ,sf1 90 ,Gjn3 x
,-fs Mr.aH: Williams left for Grand Forks
MD, 7this' week.; -,yHe7 ,, S.,,"
NJ. M!EV!HEnglish has Abandoned tn.
idea Of living in Duluth.
. Mr.. I.tRoss has returned to the CITY
after an extended trip West.
49,, Mr.. James scruegs is in the city and
bis friends will find him at the Nicollet
Hon., D. M. Clouqh is making bold
andageressive of the State. Hennepi,
county should give him .rousing ma
iority. All 'od Republicans expect t,
zee an old time Republican vict ry thi
fall; "'"& .,. .,.s
Two walters of the NicolIet Hot |, VIII.
prove to be almost equal to Sullivan anc
Corbett, engaged in a b'o,dy ARRAY las
daythey we're VIM. Davis and Hem,
Williams each weighing about two. hun:
dred pounds: The cau1e Of the fight wa
that Williams spoke uncomplimentary Of
Davis wife, and as Williams was al out
to'enter the| dining room. Davis ciuyn,
him by his jacket and: said, ! Wait YOU you.
Immediately they clinched' Willism
auth bis hand ID Davis mouth and tor.
It and it was with difficulty that William
was extricated, another clinch followed
this period Davis seized cup saucer.
scrub. brushes, tin buckets and suceede
in pounding bis Antagonist over the heac
Williams seized cup and sank tn.
handle 10 Davis skull rendering him al
most insensible; blood begin to fl Nv like
water and both bee ,me exhausted. I'm.
mediately big "c,p" appeared at tn.
scene and took Davis to The station and
fined him $40. as they claimed Davis val
to blame. ~,
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houses in the suburbs of Boston.
Mass He is at present spending the
season at Indian Rock, in the noun.
tains@ from 20 whence hailsar James G..
sBlaAneypT ansa;@, ut a2s2GE.;:t i.satg
The only eng cement Of opera. before
tse;h' lidays at the Metropolitan Opera
House will be played by the Duff Opera
company the fret three nights of next
week, beginning Monday night. The
company numbers six people, including
some Of the best artists in opera on the
Amerc IN stage. They will present the
following repertoire: Monday night,
"A Trip to Africa" Tuesday night a
double bill. 'Cavalleria Rus.icana" and
"A Trial by jury" and Wednesday
night they will present Gilbert and
Sullivan's "Gondoliers." Seats for this
engagement can be secured Immediately.
Mr.. Charles Frohman's company Civ
ing the great comedy triumph,
"Glorianna," proceeded every evening
by the beautiful one act comedy, "The
Majors Appointment" will begin an en-.
gagement of three nights and a Saturday
matinee at the Metropolitan Opera
House Thursday Sept. Goth. "Gloriana"
WAS one of the b,g successes in New
York last season and the best comedy
on the road this year. The company
Includes the following we'll. known peo-
pie: Mr. F.. J. Henley, Mr.. Friedrich
Bond, Mr. Charles B. Wells, Mr.. Edwin
Stevens, Mr.. William LEVERS, and
Misses Henrietta Crossman, May Rob-
son, Margaret Robinson, MIR. Henry
Robson, and Thomas Wise. This will
be one of the biggest comedy events of
the season at the Metropolitan Opsra
House. The sale of tickets for this i'm.
portant engagement begins next Monday
morning at the box office.
Mrs. Amelia Green, living at PAP
Eagle street, but employed as chamber.
maid at 1853 Sou h Washington street,
was so severely burned last Monday
night that she died Tuesday morning
about o'clock
Just how the accident happened no
one can tell, as the first that was noticed
was when the woman rushed into the
8 rect with her clothing in flames. It is
supposed that she stepped on a match,
lg 'itil it and setting fire to her skirts
Some men who were passing caught her
and put cut the flames by covering her
with their coats. She was badly burned
about tue head and body, and, in spite
OF the efforts of the ply .icians at the
city hospital, succumbed 10 ner Injuries
in d few hours. Her funera ,ook place
at Pilgrim Baptist church Tuesday after
noon Rev. g. W."Dickey officiating.
A large number attended the funeral,
which was conducted by Mr. Cheste,
~ -. ~ ,2tt -
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St. James "A. Nj. f.. Church.

Pursuant to call of pastor number OF
gentlemen ard ladies met at the cburct
Thursday evening to organize a literary
society. After discussion it was resolved
to organize, and committee consisting
of. P. Anderson, G. M. Vasser, Geo. A
Manning. Mrs. Belle Wiley and Miss
Dovie Adams we're appointed to draft
the constitution and bylaws and report
Thursday evening Sept. 70, al 8 O'Clock
when permanent organization will be-
effected.
Sunday is grand rally day for the trus
tees, each member and friend is asked
to contribute as largely as possible to.
ward making up 500 urgently needed to
meet pressing current obliga lone.
Splendid music.
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Second SOiree

The second soiree of the season to be
given by the Capital City Invinciblet
will take place at Twin City Hall. mex,
Tuesday evening. The entertainments
of the organization will be given at in.
terva's OF two weeks during the presen,
season on the following dates: October,
ll-25; November, 1922; December, $50:
January, 3-l7-3l.. Ofcourse, it is unde,
stood that the entertainments If this
organic 'tion are not, free to theipublic
and only those entitled under. the rules
of the organization to attend are admit
ted, and it is hoped that only those en-
titled will present themselves for ad.
misti III. -, " Z '.'@ - s%%'" :llsyt'. =
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2 ~. 'S-. -, -
Special Drives for the Week,

$50 pairs Nottingham I.ace Curtains, 5
Yards long, tapped edse goods. styles and
quality, regular 81 Is goods, for only 75c
per pair. 200 pairs Nottingham Lace
Curtains, st yards long, tapped edge
white and ecru, fine quality, heavy side
borders, Brussels effects, regular So 90
goods, for only $l.35 per pair. 200 PAIRS
Chenille Curtains 3 yards long, As inches
wide, heavy tassel fringe and fancy bord-
ers top and bottom, all good colors, re-
eular $500 goods. fol 1888 per pair. =
S E. Olson & Co.
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t1fE1H fxrRAc1fq
I WIT H PAIN. i

Our Buyer In the Drapery Department..
Has grown a number Of inches tale r
since his return from the Markets.
Whether at efforts from peeping owe
the immense piles upon piles of Nv and
splendid merchandise stacke ell about this
department or from a communicable,
pride at bis signal success in accumulat
ing an aggregation of rich and popular
Trade Getters, unprecedented in any
house in the two cities, is not recorded.
Monday and all the week we'll let down
the bars, to this great stock and turn out
the desirables at figures sure to stop and
ttartle.
.,.. =. E. OLSON 4 Co.
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S. F.. OLSON &C
Grand Opera House.

The next week the Grand will offer as
it's attraction "The Still Alarm and the
wonderful child actor Little Tuesday"
One Of the notable events Of the dram.
ATTIC season win be the: frst appearance l5
here ofthe romantic comedy, ,.rhe Still
Alarm, BY - Joseph Arthur,, ri o,neot the
most successful plays Of the day. The
drama deals with topics and events Of
modern times, andis charming story
of every day life nnl scenes in the great
M trol OILS: Ithas for its mo it the ior-
tunes and misfortuues Of Anew York
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Astrachan ClOaks.

Astrachan ClOaks. -
Our mammoth Cloak Department Of
fe,s the largest stock Of these most pop
ular, economical and comfortable, ser.
viceable winter garments of any house
this side of the Allegh anies. We have
manufactured each and every one of
over 400 of these Cloaks now in stock
under our own supervision. We sent
or f IT m IN In person to LEIPZIG early
ia the spring, who selected the skins.
paid the cash and sent them in bond
drt c. to us. ,..,-. ....
In this we effected great saving a. we'll
as in the lining material, which we also
imported direct. .s.... .... =.
We have been at great pains in making
up these garments to have skins we'll
ma ured, and have the, seams we'll stay.
ed and the Fl g perfect. Therefore our
garments are not to le compared with
slop-shop factory work offered by other
b uses. . r.s, |..@.
Every garment warrented and will be
kept in repair, if any is needed, free of
charge, for one year, free We offer
these superb garments with above re-
eommeb q and guarantees ran. as fol-
Iowa. - = %, = ,.,t ~. ~.
SOIL -i'nno - $$ $3si SO in 4oiul 4sin Ain
ss45 $50 SIS $50 se5 $40
5 E. OLSON & Co.
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The APPEAE is one Of the most ably
edited journals as we'll as one of the
most attractive. Some of my pleasant
est hours are spent in perusing it's COL
umns. The race energy and push OF it's
management are sure to place and keep
this journal easily in the forefront. l
amr always, glad to say a word in com.
mend ]l,t Of peritorlouss enterprise and
this is an opportunity, 1 gladly Seize.
"a Blessing OF your yalor's AID Cordial
conemtulstions on your; Success Success A1Pro3f,
WIS: Scarborough. Wilberforce Gniyer.
Esfty, Wilberforce, Ohio. :, ID
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Oil Cloth.

We have just received another car load
OF Gil cloths in all grades, including the
best assortment of stone patterns that
we hevo ever had. We will set the ball
rolling this week by starting oil.cloths in
any width at 10 cents per square yard.
S. F. OLSON & TO-
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y a meeting of the Afro American, Re.
PAlican Club is calleds,or next Tuesday
eVtnfng at Eureka: Hal, sat 8o'clock
sharp, for the purpose of electing Ulcers
of the marching club and the enrolment
OF members. Arrangements have been
made for so uniforms or as many as may
be needed. It is requested that all who
favor the movement or who desire to
become members oftbe club will be on
hand early in order that the business
may be settled in time for all to attend
the meeting at Market Hall. sH@
E#%4' " @5#2 *x*> 5l&
The State Central Committee announ.
ces the following appointments: -. -,
G. l.. Smith at Forest Lake, Oct; 5. i.
Hon. John Lind at Center City, Oct 10
Hon. John Lind at Saltwater, Oct. 7,
and at Cambridge, Oct. II.
Hon. F. c.. Stevens at Mora Oct IL:
Prof. John Carlson al St. Paul, Oct. Is:
s. nator G. K. Davis at st. Paul, Oct. "a.
" *4* f.
Hon. John R. Lynch, of Missis .ippi,
Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington, D. c., one of the
most gifted orators in the country will
deliver speech in St. Paul, Oct. s, and
it is expected that this occasion will be
one. of the grandest in the Minneeo'a
cam paign: >'r>. .>G'..~.o - .. -. :
Hon J,lhn c. Spooner. ex United
States Senator, and Republican candidate
for governor Of Wisconsin will
deliver a speech in St. Paul, Oct. 10, and
the ccasion will be one of the greatest
political meetings ever held in the coun-
try.
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:. Gtss,s o. b. 3:sG. I'd Ntw
'TIl Tbs S. q. F;sKsSsa.l!y SSs.SgI -
10 (zfNtAYisIIRatt'e cry Of freed0ms) 49,.
Yes! We'll rally nsund orr stasaad, 't."'.' &.
Well rally once again, ...'-- H.
Shouting for BENJAMIN and Whtelaw!.
From city, rosp,Ssndd &. country,
We will rally pnceagain, sE2sssuu 4
Shouting ri 'M5 ssn,em'n ana viii! WhiIts'asT,
s -, {tsaosus !. ;s s
The G. o:.P. forever, Hurrah, b 'sa Hurrah
Down with undergraduates, ,'NFa3a
We loyal mensl,rsyer; &,ss:,.2t;: 80
Then We'll rally round our; stamford,
Wen rally 'onces again.
Shouting for Benjamin and 'Whitelaw
We will answer to the call as ~ IT,
We've always done before, T.
Shouting for Benjamin and Whitelaw!
There will be no vacant ranks, 60
For our party's to the fore, =.
Shouting for Benjamin and Whitelaw! -
We well welcome to our numbers
The loyal, true and brave.
Shouting for Benjamin AID Whiteaw
Welcome rich, welcome poor, welcome cen the
former slave,
Shouting for Benjamin and Whitelaw.
So we'll rally from the North. ..<.
From the East, the South, the West,
Shouting for Benjmin and Whitelaw!
And no copperheads shall rule Ct -.
In the land we love the best, .,,.y.,2
We're shouting for Benjamin and Whtelaw.
.[rbe above sone wac composed by an
Afro American lady who does not wish
her name made known. y ED
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Campaign Clubs.

Don't buy badge, banner, or uni.
form, before calling on the Novelty Ad.
vertising Co., 226 Boston Block, Minnea.
polls, MINI.
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Fashion Catalogue.

For Autumn of '92 now in the hands
the printer, will cont lin more valu.
able information than any similar work.
Send in your name.
S E. OLSON 4 Co MinneaL ole.
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Campaign Beauties.

Step into 226 Boston Block, Minneapo-
Is, and examine hundreds of badges.
canes' suits, etc. Novelty Advertising
Co.
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Mail Orders.

Should be sent us promptly, while
stocks are fresh and unbroken. Our
Mail Order clerks are extremely pains.
taking We guarantee satisfaction or re.
turn the money. ,9I':'> :.
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| Good Cook Wanted.

Call at Mrs. M. j. Pattons 81 9TH So.
Minneapolis, Mimi, or The APPEAL of.
fee 227 9th South.