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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-07

A mar lately went to a Lewiston cler-
gyman with his betrothed to be married
He drew the minister aside AMI whis-
pered, Il have no money" We'll, you
can pay me when pay day come
axouo1." The marriage was oerforlp-1
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-07

Mrs. Mufin-Whet do You want:
Starved MOST bet lis feller dat ]
could eat Y - rbur bist:its in l2Minnits.
an We VENTS yon Ter referees. & G.is
MONTHLY
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
Burlington Scenery at the Fair.

you nave already visited the Worlds Fair have doubt
the tour do not omit what Uncle Sam
you have been hers missed Of the interesting
you dd not devote little time
Section No. 10?" Those paintings scenery the upper
MISSISSIPPI caught
were yourself from the Northwest and had perhaps good
the journey along the
scenes OF these paintings Perhaps Chicago
collection was Loaned to the b special the
For timetables this popular
route address J. Kenyon Gen Agent Paul. you
while - " ~ 49, - ~
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

finish will conference worthy Of the AL
friends Of reform are invited
the week Due notice Of time
place the recruiting officer Gerge Gillespie
meeting Of the state executive committee will De held Friday oco
Der Notice OF time and place will b. given later
urgently The and place Of hold
upon other important business transacted
committee
the deliberations WARDAI,
800 Commit
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
A Word to Wives and Mothers.

husband addicted of Tobacco Mnb;no
Liquor them from their habit Chloride Of d
let's cost but 81 90 and
Tobacco habt in few days These Tablets may in tea
without the knowledge the patient him
ta.y give p the use Of Tobacco Liquor delay but
husband and bring happiness Yourself H 4
are for sale by all frstcass druggists ~ ' AoD1e's
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
Concluded From page e.


help and would grateful for support risk would
also share the glory. -
Mr. Simpson spoke Of free coinage He severely criticised
democratic absolute
the party ever repeating law making law? Laughter
He paid
present depression business republican legislation Mr.
concluded his
this be
There about house met at
clock after the Mr. Simpson,
the gold standard and predicted that such
would shake the
was opposed to compromise ratio Compromises danger
The OF the south
tocrac and especially would stoop atoc
racy.
All columns the daily great
silver debate All odd columns speak crowds galleries.
seats filled The lies don't hang weto together.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

John W. Arcandr the Minneapolis attorney has made violent
specific charges against Bank Kenyon
struck John Burke the popust who had
OF with the bankers the
making itself" keeping
the truth will out in time.
decision Judge Williams, the
the right
say fool the hus the
This silly The simply wheat,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

Herbert, Wis, Aug. Ia, 1893
subscription That first
good gold issue
they so, al than the Of the issues.
- F. NJ. DODGE
Because secured pledge OF the
there specific pledge property back OF themand
1864 those greenbacks
would Other
O dsintegation do.
should their pledge and then
thai pledge not gold silver perishab property to lost
indesrucable sections reayREA
property
genbacks issued subsequent to the first 81 Millions and Of
existence made They
except the debt OF the party
Suppose his notes and
"he back these
debts with which to take them But while others accept
will take them OF debts to me Valuable
that!
commodity instead of exchange
the had and buy commodity
pay-and gold went
Poet Lathe several OF his exquisite this weeks
n a line.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
THE BOODLING OF DONNELLY's DEMOCRATIC opcA ),

THE BOODLING OF DONNELLY's DEMOCRATIC ORGAN
We wish state reference our purchase If thu
Representative to advertise winde farmers of this o+ M
that journal insisted edtoay given week. that neither tho
firm OF Smith Frn the Mills connected with
poodle Donn and Eord The advertising pay for
the letter and the of oil
psed through them but the they supposed purely
business transaction to Irvine trade schmng the DESIGN
effort unknown
most wonderful will shoulder responsibility for the act
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
James !. Hill for Senator.

That Ignatius Donne secretly working
United States
has been booming him through Judge Mcdonald
the st. Paul Daily Globe.
Not Hill magnifed and go6d in the Representative
Stoughton
ora for which Donny responsible declared unequocaly they
did effective replies to cDonalds booms
Mr.. Burke replied it be short
We have the
positive undnabl
Mcdonald, of the leaving
ut INC
This is The popusts of the state depend
the field working
Donny And the friendship OF the high mighty
bond stock gobbs and old sachems Donney
nelly He denies asking avo of Cleveland Certainyso
But
organ organ
boomer for the railroad exon bogus
\of the age
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
He Talks Like a POpuliSt.

called that
demonezng gold during the
before history This is straw worth
thing carrying the Of monopozng
Eo Thomas Osborne Kansas republican and
director ready he abandon gold stan
Just become accept
exchange value based
ourselves the ideas OF
system Of would all
dbtedne thing which incurred these
considered peculiar but they not wild visionary They
and adopted would tend
speculation and the OF American wealth
country reaions-New Nation
To our unsophcaed vision the present
conspiracy whatever might termed
thing has OF
other people for long time We don't know what
wheat lumber glass; leather the
know that coal
people who have been to
supplied year year without question: know that
not better equipment the aggregate than
years. that labor and skill ready
their functions they line
comparative activity exist and
peoples earning livelihood cut OF and the business which
teemng essential abundance which the
wealth natural comfort people
earthquake because there
have have manipulated that
be had.
antdoe for this humatng
condition affairs seeing that till recently
respectable bodies crank those
thing tendency gand financial system do
their Join
thinking apologize for their
sumption-U. Mine Workers Journal
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

desirable sound just secured chang sad and
mad to read the following from country spirit of
hostility there financial which the nation
and oses No of the de wretcheest
and most foul and eous posb for Justice
appeals for But quiet
sufferers vastly angelic than spirit who cried
forgive them-they know not what they do The party
is You YOU dove
ceive crucfxion with inexpressible satisfaction"
Paul banker has risen the and proposed follow
plan which believe will adopted
the The entire lengthy for nuh1
the following will idea it's import To that
all should coincide with the and aid
Apropoon has Of St. Paul and Mir,
neapo should local issuing tried plan
New York banks house certificates
$50 which could be loaned the
men wheat to farmers and and charges railroads.
banks thus putting them funds the
rency-Mirror Wv ~ a'
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

The following sample of what is tranpng all the country
similar calamity
par:
tramp lookup Wednesday
him after he would
having shelter
to choose the lookup to liberty .'-Renvile Union.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

possible the readers the become weary orr
continuous repetition charge against
the The condition things this almost
ling The the grows every dav
And enlightened citizen the world
the subugaon Of the people powerful ars
tocracy.
Today the civilized world the greatest financial m
all except the one
France with crushing people of
country Under such bhoov people the
truth regarding their OF information.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
It Was Cnt Ont

John Burks reply the thrilling uogum to Jim Hill in the Rem
resentatve Donne CUT OUT all the portions o
pyand insisted by editorial that replies to the Hin
o be ~"
ASTONISHING as 1t may SEEM this the
the points James Rrno
cut out and the article emasc1ad Fine official popust journal
Fine lot OF fools who support no it the
n ~
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
The Call for a Division of the United State

New YORK. Aug 22The World will print tomorrow opinions from
number OF western
vision Of the United States The photographed to each
the Western states these questions: - ~ eo'0'"oi u
do think of the petition of Kansas officials for
commercial division between the West East? ~ ~ Q
"SecondWhat would of nronosod
governors consider this? = FOF oon'on'ao VI
noyer Oregon, boldly convention GU Wv zen
Eight Others opposed it.
Gov Lewellng suggested Moxon sn.
lar be made a full legal tender ~ "n ensef ooi-
Gov McGraw, OF Washington says any man who nronoao
sion of states much OF the flag Of freedom tod 70
in 1861. 20 - ' Oou"v DIS ne
Gov Knu Nelson OF Minnesota expressed the sentiment
Governors Cocord OF Nevada and Grounze
sympathy confidence in the scheme. N n a' Aose ~
Gov Boes, of Iowa, and NOT +h;nh
siderable number OF governors would attend convention
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
What Will the Poor Do?
We clip the following from an exchange:


At meeting OF the business ST.
the principal firms Of the represented including classes
radesmen following address the trading
unanimously adopted
The financial throughout
ALL both rich and rendered impossible
from the banks with their They
have therefore, obliged
insist prompt payment all We the retail dealers
OF St. Cloud Of this
and insist the payment all balances We
impress the trading public the
and explain to them that hereafter will be compelled
ana TO INSIST the prompt payment all
cash. short credit basis This Of our seek
compelled face and this
placing plainly before asking
hold the excellent financial reputation of
the present financial distress without disaster
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25

When the bill making 412A grains OF silver passed the
dollar worth Just SO cents But claimed by
would Immediately parity with gold not On the
contrary steadily declined commercial liberal
greater than 20 to
Twenty would make silver dollar or Is cents
time was first
coined There less that parity with
gold than there then.-Gobe.
that will make such itself as that
ought be by children and the children asylum for
Every act was not free
coinage The purchased silver
How could that maintain the price er help
the price? The vtes all of Them declare mot man for
20 the ratio five would bring amount
81 he markets of the world gets ts silver
for what the silver
to at premium gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-11
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON,
Attorney-at-Iaw,
Webster Law building. sos n st. NV. Wash
ington. DC. Residence. 933 st. NV d22
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia Washington ID. C., Nov. .,
1S93.-To all whom 1t may concern: II having
been represented to the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia that the following named
work is necessary for the public health safety
or comfort, under public act No. DO approved
August g, 1890, and requests having been made
that the work in question be ordered under the
compulsory permit system. one-half the cost TO
be assessed against abutting property. the Com
missioners hereby give notice that they will re-
ceiye objections to said work from all parties in
terested until Twelve O'CLOCK NOVEMBER
TWENTIETH, 1893. Said objections should be
submitted In writing: Laying sewers as Indicated
upon plats in the office of the Engineer Commits
sioner, ID. Con- ST. bet. Seth and 37th SITS
NV, in Jefferson st. and In the alleys between
jefferson Pleasant, Fillmore SITS. and Nichols ave-
]. W. ROSS. NJ. NJ PARKER, G. r. POWELL,
Commissioners D. c. INLET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-11

FOR RENT
30 10th st NV, large
store room. .0C
$50 F st sw, store
and dwelling. so. 0C
306 G ST sw, store
and dwelling IT
1903 AZ ct sw, store
and dwelling. q
455 Del ave sw. store
and dwelling. III. q
334a c st sw, 6r. a
mi ..............1S.5l
1919 Wylie st ne, Or,
ami -.......-1S.5C
n11-Sts John c
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FOR PENTHOUSE 3l5 NY AVE, ROOMS
cellar; modern improvements: S27 per month;
also IL NV, rooms; Sl2 per month nj St.
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FOR RENT
1921 Vt ave. Tor, m Use
ITO II ne. 6r. a store. 4,
23G p NV, pr. m H.. 81
400 Maine nv. l2r. m i.3.
$50 y ] ave NV. sr.mi.S'
49s Maine ave. Or. m ~.
1907 y j ave. Or. m i.2;
IS II NV. Or. m i.....2.
1874 II ne. 5r X store y
Call for bulletin OF fiai
CAYWOoD & GARRETT
nIl-3ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

EANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND DAUGHTER
Of 18th st; terms moderate. Address PEI;NlA-
NENT. Star office. n11-3ts
wANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE NEAR
18th and SITS private family; moderate price
Address GENTLEMAN. Star Office. IT.
wANTED-3 OR 4 UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping by gentleman and wife; To-
cality. 9th to 14th and g 10 VI SITS. NV; not to
exceed SIS Address CAREFUL. Star Office. 1t.
wANTED-TwO LADIES DESIRE A SUNNY, IN
furnished room, with board: terms moderate. Ad-
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WANTED - BY WIDOW . UNFINISHED
rooms: must he sunny and heated. other for
storage; terms moderate; state location and price
Address Box l46, Star Office. IT.
wANTED-FoR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. TWO
rooms UNFINISHED S and 14th NV. :
rent moderate; state terms. j. j.. Star office. 1.
wANTED-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
board In private family by couple with one all
child: give full particulars and price. Address B.
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wANTED-TO RENT TWO OR THREE ROOMS
for light housekeeping southeast preferred: refer
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nlO-2t.
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wANTED-SJTTE THREE ROOMS AND BOARD
% floor. by three adults; private family pre-
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OCULISTS.

YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE OF CHARGE
by W. G. HICKS, late of Queen & Co., eye
specialist, 925 ST. NV. Artificial eyes in
serted Collin
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1853 I st sw, er. am
...............a0.5 50
307 ~ sw, str rm.. 10
DDS Az st sw, store
and dwelling. 80
24S Az sw. str, dwl. Is
Cor LIST and ID sc, 5r.
ami ..-........30.5 so
610 9th sw, 5r.w....17
SIS Sd sw. Or. ami. .16
e14 T sw, 5r, w....1S.3 80
1850 AZ sw, 6r,w Is. 80
los AZ sw, 5r. 10
l1s L sw, Or.
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Z NV, 6r. mi. $3.50
30 r NV. 5r........ls
n3l 9th ne. Or. m i.16T5
I'll 18th ne. 5r.
Ivy City, 6r..........1l
s25 iith ne, 5r.....1o.3o
l2l Wilson NV, Or. 10
133 Navy pl Sc. Ar. $50
4o5 Armory sw, 4r.....s
zoo Hutton CT. 4r.....s
;. rooms and houses.
:, 18th st. and n. Y. ave.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works-Carpets cleaned In the best manner.
CARPETS made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tresses made to order. Once. ITO Pa. ave.
Works, lIOS and ITO NV. Telephone, SOA
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WANTED-BOARD.

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14

THEY WERE HORIZON Saturday
the case of the State against Jesse Har.
Ian, held on a charge of rape, was set
for hearing at Hedrick. The court was
held in the open square. The trial pro,
ceeded quietly until Mr.. Downs, OF
this city, attorney for Harlan, opened
out on the plaintiff-the girl-by an
analysis of the testimony that did not
suit the crowd. The Tribune account
says: This set the crowd crazy and
cries for Harlan rent the air. Harlan
sank upon his knees and screamed fol
mercy. Mayor Brooks, who was pres
ent, finally succeeded in quieting the
crowd, and in the meantime Harlan
was taken safely to Jail. In the crowd
was John, brother of Harlan, who at
tempted to defend his brother. This
also incurred the crowds animosity
rnd they set upon him in fury. He
He was saved by the appeals of his sis
ter, who stood between him and the
crowd till the brother escaped. Harlan't
attorney, Downs, left the place on g
train, being escorted to the depot by
Mayor Brooks, who defended him from
the treats of a crowd who thronged af
ter him. AS result of the exciting
preliminary Harlan is under $500
bonds to await the action of the granC
jury Mr.. Downs says the exper
ience was one of the hveliest of hi
life, and that Mayor Brooks did hi
part in the preservation of the peace il
a very excellent way. We Judge tha
the case against Harlan that has be
hind it the solid opposition of the He'd
rick people, and if all is true that hal
been alleged, Harlan is bad sort of {
pill. There may be another side to it
and Harlan should have his day fully
and freely in court.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14
COUNCIL MATTERS.

The regular monthly meeting of th'
city fathers took place at the mayors
office Monday evening. City CLERK
Shangle being absent at the Chicago
circus, Surveyor Davis was put in tht
clerks chair and he handled the pencil
as an old hand would have done. The
usual monthly matters sue has salaries
bills etc., were disposed of in the usua
way. 1t had been decided to extend
the stone culyert that's located near the
inter section of Third avenue and
street or one block west of the gas
works in West OskaloOsa. The resi-
dents have been asking for siGe walk
accommodations for a number OF
months and the council deemed the
wisest thing thing to be done was to ex'
tend the culVert to accommodate suf,
ficient grading for both road way and
walks. Peter Nelson put in his price
of $3.50 per lineal foot, and he was
awarded the contract. His price in
cludes all grading, the stone and brick
work and he will do a good job. Tues
day morning the Board of Health met
to consider the complaint of nuisance"
m2de against the North First street
dumping ground, and the matter was
referred to the proper committee. The
council met again on Wednesday after
noon at four clock to consider the
subject of paving and walk certificates
assessments.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14
BERNINA.

Hickory Grove school commenced on
last Monday with Hettie Burkhiner as
teacher.
Charlie Graham, who has been sick
for some time, is again quite poorly.
Wilson Wynn and family after visit
with relatives here, returned last week
to their home in Adair county.
Ed Lundy, from Des Moines river,
who has been visiting his sisters, Mrs
Dora Long and Mrs. LeonA Wallace, at
tLis place, returned home last week.
George Swartz and wife are enter
tanning baby girl since last Saturday
AlOnZo Vanelst is worlds fair Wis
itor.
Samuel Hansell, wife and family at
tended the yearly meeting in your city
last Sunday.
Cherry Grove school is in nerunning
order with Cora Woodwork at the helm
Mamie Hail is teaching the Elm Grove
school. Elsie Boyd will teach at Peoria
James Samuels and wife spent Sun
day with their son Dennis.
Mrs. Phebe Hensyll, of Rose Hill, Wis
tied relatives here last week. Her
mother, Mrs. Pernie Sayles, returned
home with her.
James Jarard, Swain Quinn, James
Carter and Joseph Lowder were in Des
Moines last week.
Mrs. Patie Jones is visiting friends IN
Adair county.
Allen Gabel and wife and GrantPeters
and wife were called to Rose Hill Sat
urday by the sickness of Mrs. Mary
Gabel.
James Sayles is building house.
Charlie Richards, of Sandridge, is
visiting at Dave GastOn's.
Eva Farr spent Sunday at home.
Sept. IL. BoNNY doom.
WHITE OAK NECK.
Go to the Great Mahaska Fair. There
is great many people who live be
meath their privileges, and the person
not attending the Mahaska fair one OF
two days this year, will be one of them.
Attend the fair. 1t begins next Mon
day, Sept. 18th.
Jim Ramay has returned to ouI
country again. He is making his home
with F. NJ. Rogers at present. Jim
has been railroading and isn't afraid OF
work.
Some stock wells are dry and pas
lures are not good. Send us rain.
Miss Nellie Howell has began to
teach her first term of school at High
land. She has an enrolment Of about
thirty five, and is getting along well SC
far.
Mr.. Sheeleys were Sunday visitors al
Mother Dewitt's.
w. II. Whitmer shipped car load Of
props this week.
Emma Whitmer went to OskaloOsa
Saturday to attend the Quaker meeting
and then visit relatives few days neal
New Sharon.
Friends, attend the fair; It comes
but once q year. Lay by your WORK
for two days.
Rev. Or Campbell filed his regular
appointment at Highland last Wednes
day evening. His regular appointment
is every two weeks.
A number of our good people attend
ed the holiness campmeeting at Ere
mont Sunday.
Miss Edith Lentz visited with he
sister, Mrs. M. L. Whitmer, last week.
William Whitmer and wife visited a
Geo. Lentz's Saturday.
Geo. Kent has a catarrh on his hant
which is very painful-not able to dt
anything.
Morg Finton is working for Johl
McCulley.
W. b. QUOTA.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-09-14
NEW sHARoN FAIR.

This Fair is now in session. and 6
hasty examination Wednesday morning
finds its promise in the highest degree
excellent. In stock of all kinds the
number is large and quality fine. Every
department looked as if it would be
better than ever before. Secretary Val
said: "Our people take very strong
interest in the Fair, and show by prac.
tieal work their faith. Mahaska people
are proud of their land, and well they
may be. Ask all your people to come
and see the rich products of their grand
soil, that goes right along, rain or no
rain, and attends to its cropping busi-
ness" The attendance is fine every
day. Bundle up the family and go,
Fair continues Thursday, Friday and
Saturday,