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Less than Manufacturers Prices.
. Low ! rices:

Unit G
the oIowingE xraorin Prices:
Smyrna Rugs inches regular for this sale
Rugs e7x6o inches regular price for this sale
3ox7s inches regular price for this sale
Bargains pairs
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Canal Street and Crescent Avenue.

Briixe street. has returned from visit
u cermany.
Mr.. aud Mira ID F. Hopkins aud little
daughter Hazel Marine have returned
alter six weeks visit al the worlds fair.
Miss Topy Expenditures q New York
l. yisitingfher cousin. Miss Garry Brown
of Ne. 81 Ransom street.
Miss MCKEE Setback II Reed City is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Dora Levi of No.
20 barclay street
Mrs. a.. III. Feeder IL No. 20 Henry
street has returned from a weeks visit
10 MackinAc.
Prank u. sherman. principal Of the
bay City schools. WIS In Grand Rapids
on Monday.
T. Price 81 No. les James street has
returned FROM visit 10 friends in Port
Huron.
Robert j. kiizie Of Grand Haven is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Boswell OF Lyon
street.
Miss Isabel Saunders Of North Park
is entertaining Miss Penney OF Adams,
ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Clapp OF Owosso
fto4ttA A4rLas al ttNA l4tt Va Tao
week
William wurzburg returned Thurs
day from a business trip To New York
city.
Miss Georgia pittrool is visiting Miss
Lena Bell Bridgman al Highland park.
Mrs. J. b. Ware is entertaining her
sister. Miss Hattie Smith Of Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs Wood OF No l2I Canal
street have returned from the rorth.
Judge hiner OF Ogden is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Charles McQuewan.
Miss Mamie II. Jennings OF kalamazoo
is visiting Miss Emma Field.
Miss Abbie Mcneil OF Pontiac is visit
ing f. L. I.aiiue Of The Kent.
Arthur Scovel OF Clinton. New York,
Is visiting friends III the city.
Miss Bessie Hoy II Springfield, Ohio,
is the guest IL Nj. III. Sorrick.
Mrs. II. G.. Potts Of Grand Haven was
in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. 5. a. Goss has returned from a
/ brief visit to Mendon.
James j. Sheridan returned Monday
from Traverse City.
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BURKHARDT.
THE FURNITURE MN,
!.
rs CANAL STREET.

turned Wednesday from a visit 10 the
fair.
The Rev. John brewster Hubbs was
in Chicago. and atihe FAIR part ~ tic
week.
III. J. Jennings. wife aYsi daughter.
May. left on Monday Tor Chicago.
Tom Graydon has returned from Du.
iuth and visit b. the wofide FAIR.
John killean and family returned on
Tuesday from a visit 10 tie fair.
Mrs. +. 4. Noight has re,rfned from a
long visit 10 tie worlds far.
Dugald H. Sinclair lefi last night FOR a
two weeks visit % Chicago.
Miss Frances Hatch j. away on writ
20 Cleveland and Chicago.
Il. J. Clelaud has returned from a
week at the exposition.
William T. stevens attended the fair
during the week.
Eff. Smell vii leave GA Thursday Tor
trip q The fair.
J. %. Siu,ier Is taking in tho sights 81
the worlds fair
Mrs. +. p Fuller is al home from a
trip - the fair
Miss Fiora Riisseal q Campbell rlsoe
Is ia Chicago.
D. Lester Ragors LETT yesterday Tor the
worlds far.
Miss Hattie Cutler has returned from
Chicago.
G. W Garfield viii leave for Chicago
tonight.
GA. Ward vii 60 "a Chicago Tpe4
day.
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GREAT SALE OF RUGS LES ~. manu-

Tomorrow Morning and Continue Until All Are Sold
Extaordn
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The Bsosrars, o. . LIE Of ssekn>ss and
Corna'sts Ee.fersflon.

Mrs NJ J. Gales q Nefaon. Te.as. has
= history IN which eterF vise and
mother IN tie land uii. 81 interested
sIhe - the mother ~ several children.
After The birth q The youngest she va
a. invalid frors that c1nast.fsa 80 cofa
rnon O. mothers called feu1ai~ cssn.t,iasns
Doctors ver~ ernpiafcd baf ronid 80;
cure ber. 5fes called hrr case s1s-lra
ti.e uiceraiion = TIE waai Slla had
~ appetite. n iizession. srses- had
ss'ie. cuatesi fpn4ae. relfstation = ~
iiearf, Constant tesriaz .ss0un f.eilss
l3 hans ard feet sfsl urlfsss
itoahle After fhs .seii.sk gaze i.ef ~
q I've she tried Batenf i1erltcsrea faf
iheg ald hes 10 Ffzst f-hs Ensi.s write
r. iar- Hartman. emphasizing tef csze
ilnd te VTeferihed l.. re -. he ~
81 "a f-gsn ~ rnee e. reisetn k-t. ar q
after taxing sevtrsi fosf.ss. shs 49,
sGuisfeis sursI fes1 ~ Bessf ftils -
ife great tie~~issr a. .sesefi suferluf
ln tbs. eaf. Assi ssen ~ csses tfsst nre
stlss4ofef1 ancafatie = vi d nlo~<
ihsn a. othrr treetases; roaidae5
Fesf NUfnan euFht - ksv~ eufF =
- Us q iAfs sal fief - sBf -
lre~- ~ TIE PRS - Dror Ma sifst
i1rsng e<sI25sny u ColsnbEs. oE4o.
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IN West HarNick. 4sss. On Saturday.
jus - Mise sally 6raneiio fFie=e. Tor
merry 2 Grand Rapids as marfiei 20
Chasl~s ~ Adams - Bo@ton Mr. AMI
Ms Adsu4s are both accomplished
musicians ana Fope.as IN society circles.
Aiolrh Hey-r = "a. los East Bridge
street Ni.l h. married Ga THURSDAY "A.
gust 10 r. n Is Rose tllsth. daughter e
Ansou iilrth ~ NJ. 10 Nit NArnon
strsst. The wedsilng eil take place az
The Herman Lgtheraa church. 90 the
corner II North Division and last
briage streets
The marriage 81 Charles fiehig 70
Mrs Minnie Lacey wiI be celebrated
rext THURSDAY, tugns; ,. az the hone
OK the bride on gheclrner OF Livingston
and frox bridge streets. They with 70
O. The Horids Fair FOR wedding
lourney.
Miss Helen Fiebig oi Livingston
street sill b. married IN September 10
Robert los, of <es YORK eity.
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F.. w. WURZBURC

two weeks stay in M.lwaakee and Chr
cag0.
Peter Doran was in IAxton on legal
business "Wednesday.
+. r. Smell spent last Sunday With
friends in Caledonia
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. kendall left Tor
Frankfort yesterday.
Alderman Stein and family are camp
Ing al Reefs lake
Henry sullivan 10 on q business ex-
cursion "a Buffalo.
A. b. Richmond is spending Sunday
a, Ottawa Beach.
Waldo Nor,hrop left for Syracuse. y
u. on Tuesday.
Miss Myra wonderly is visiting friends
in Elk Rapids.
L. NJ. Walker spent the week at Cas-
cade Springs.
Mrs. James T.. Ames is visiting friends
at Wayland.
John A. Fairfield is camping at Bos'
wick lake.
". Y. Barclay and family are in De
troi,.
Col. ". T.. McGurrin IL in Big Rapids
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Rugs inches regular price for this sale IS
Rugs inches regular for this sale
inches regular for this sale
this
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Mr.. ana Mrs Reynolds Il Jefferson
avenue gave a complimentary taily-ho
ride o. Cascade Springs on Tuesday
Rfternoon. Miss Georgia BrooklngH -
Chicago being the favored guest.
Twelve young people enjoyed the pleas.
u-es ~ ths beautiful day afli the moon.
Light ride home.
90 thursday evening Mayor Stuart
took party * rien AID women from
North PARK By Steamer % Grand island
and return. Ga tarir return . thu
PARK tie guests resolved fbefnseiSes iat0
a dancing party. which was q pleasant
ending = she happy OCCASION.
The ptysicai cultnrs class. consisting
81 forty young women. who meet for
practice GA Monday evenings a. tbs
1ogur Meo's Christian association
iaiidlsg. have closed the nls.stinx until
Ssp'rlnber, when they vii resume
prriiee.
The nursea - ST. Mars training
sfiss,i ass osaniunI . choir iscO
aa4aas tfeif ula.iar preparatory 20 fur
= shin~ Gre music ~ tia aspit.s -hapeE
Gore ~ She narss Mrs Atia liamafaui.
e. iir<soa TIE ieaier
Ih lt.nfore1se meeflat - Unify
eeaeh ess hals IN AeaEss,iaf evening
az ta tsose . Ng and siEs }. r. Smith
~ Cae4s avenue and Lynn stget
4ara 4sfe s.israsesIi Sur faa advance
rseai % me church.
Jsres, prsefz n Ne "a Hover street
wss g.oaesaiIs surprised 30 TUESDAY
nixhr - a number Il his frien - afo
heeed - celebrate his tsrasy ninth
tifihisy cauis uasic AG8 serrsf
pcfa ssloyed ~ 40.
Nass Milne Aegiurh safersainel a
nanistr ns her friehas st krr fee.1enre.
-fo ~ Fout1 t ga Thursday
rserlDE. Cd teraf q tiss Bessie ha~ers.
r'as. q tict Ata.. who - visiting
L.
fsNe socigi was given ca Ma1aag
evening ~ She seasn ~ &c Eifmeu rs
ca1s.iFa flf0oai ct1fth az fhe rfsa 'f.nrs
- Nlfs itree Ihs|osaa e 80. a. East
stfa't in~ra vas i4r.rs stltniaora
90 Wednesday, rsshs a avn fete VS.
hstI PSI ths ei~n.i ,efa - 'frinify c5srcf
On chs eafncr - ffigixe st-lef sri te'.
- 8srfns AZ fff.satsla essu,nr 8 81
sIens ~ el pha affs1sei
Nss ossh Erwin - So. ~ Third
sfrs <se A faVsig ff's 3D. 8 enlp-
tF Der free..s - Ise day Safac
veff pre.iy pvrsenss vers ~
cae
IRA a. :. Prs1dergrsst q Sirafard.
o. ~ae Eiven res~ptitn Itarsity
slfer1pcn ~ the Cerfrtl Ngrals
Capetisn Temperance nnacn
lasa fste wa heid ~ Tuesday
sseHFx ~ sac r>sIaears - TIE Rev Is
a tf9e. Nc. Jt4 P.ssaseid avenue. A
arzr nuntsr acre rnsseut
fse t'tnmt.s8 ciab bs,ld asneinx
Ttry ~ Nerfh Park an Wsant@ 80
r.cht easch So ssssnasti ~ q huedesa
eeIr.es
Nr, ard Mrs 1.ier Hurhart gaze sn
Thursday eFenio4 : sacbtsre rsftg s. q
$500 nenter 20 s1-fr yaals flsasa-
The W.srf Ten.nersrer roneu. ref
81 taufei sY after8eea AZ f'ts hosli.a q
M isrrett = ~ ~ assrfv sfraet
fhs tise Tsrpisra - sesias Or
tsrrssias evening at Hayes rfave, efar
bfetis isSe
ne fa3,rs' Tr.s 'sisr tsh IAN ~
ic,tns.i enfa Tuesi4r. taeust 4
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tEirty <saeafa sefs pr~ss4t, and cs1nsI'le'i-
eos 14ioEz taa pretty ana uaefcl GIFTS
> - I. hant sarss eiliaa dlcner - pre-
eetsa - as rol ee Department. Arssns
tha hroia8f F.ssgsl a.sl - tAe sroons snNi
fhelr slfss Nere pfssspt Ae-Srs- snd
Asnsisnes WILLIAMS a. Graves. Thomas
Fouseroy. John Leverage a1a =. j. Van
Dina Af aud Mrs. Alsaghtaliag left
Wednesday, for sisit = Mrs floegh-
tatn<s ssstrfs az Sldaey Center aad -
~ Houghtaling' peFents ia Hubbard
etan. Alter August 3 tbey vii he 20
otls . their fr.eGsss al No 4 spring
Ell asee4A.
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Monday morning about thirty mexn-
hers a the last Fad Choral society will
* for two weeks outing at Macatawa
park. where they have a cottage. sat
urCiay evening. August ). they wall give
concert at tho Auditorium under the
leadership of Director llorner.
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cave n,rshsis, Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. u. I. Lewis gave n lawn
party TUESDAY evening IN honor 0f their
daughter. Mana &. Lewis Il being her
rixts-nth birthday About seventy y
her sssiag friends were invited. and q
de.iSAiful evening was speat Light
rrfseshmerts were served
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Ga Wednesday afteennon. az the hogas
a. The trids ~ No - last f4lton
stresf. Nlss May r. rotten "a. mat
r.-sI 81 HeGry K. Ausirex ~ Detroit.
Tee E,sv. j. I fastcd eteiatlng Mr..
cad Mrs. AndreE sent q Detroit The
assn~ eslsniag. where thels future hone
Ill =
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a p Carr n ere nsfsster. peneiyi
sacis rntilr atfsrr se.f Ma arr ~
it,-f li.n,is IN Ne sitg fft a.a - f-e
tsrz q fts f,ssf rerk NJ CARE e eas
fafnsf aorafiaa = ia s.fy Atfaiy aa3
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SHATTERED THE BUILDING.

The Bursting Of Flywheel Does
. Great Damage at Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, March Am iron pulley on
dynamo at tho power house of the
electric street railway company burst
during the afternoon. A piece of the
pulley struck the fywheel of the engine,
20 feet in diameter, having a rim three
inches thick and making 20 revolutions
a minute. 1t was smashed in an in
stant and the iron rim, which was made
in sections, scattered in all directions,
shattering the building. A. FL. Meade,
the assistant engineer. was struck on
the head by piece of iron and died in
few minutes. George Langley, a La
borer, had his jaw broken. One piece
of the wheel weighing nearly ton was
thrown upon the Boston and Lowell
railroad tracks. The moment the ex
plosion occurred all the electric cars in
the city stopped and were unable to
move until another dynamo and engine
could be started an hour later. A ton
section of the fywheel crashed through
the brick wall of the engine house and
through the brick wall of the repair
shop.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-04
Hen Who VIII BE President Cleye-
lands Advisers-Six OF the Eight
Are Lawyers.
Lamont and Morton Old Newspaper
Men, and Smith Is Both Lawyer
and journalist.
The Careers of Gresham, Carlisle, Bis.
sell, Herbert and Olney Briefly
Sketehed.
WASHINGTON, March 4.

WASHINGTON, March 4.
In his choice of a cabinet President
Cleveland has particularly honored the
legal profession. Six out of eight port
folios went to lawyers, and old newspa-
per men secured the remaining two.
The legal luminaries are Walter @.
Gresham, John G.. Carlisle, Hilary A.
Herbert, Hoke Smith. Wilson s. Bissell
and Richard Olney. The newspaper
men are Daniel S. Lamont and j. Ster-
ling Norton, and Mr.. Smith is also
prominent in the newspaper world in
the South.
Secretary Of State, Walter Q. Gresham
Walter Quinton Gresham, the pre-
mier of the Cleveland administration, is
now 81 years of age. March has been
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any other man HILARY 4. HERBERT.
in congress. He was born at Laurens-
vile, s. c., in March, 1884, and moved
to Alabama when he was ~ years old.
He became lawyer, but dropped his
books at the breaking out of the war
and enteTed .as C1nsaessa.. srnJ j.
captain. he became colonel through
gallant services and was disabled at the
battle OF the Wilderness in 1864. He
practiced his profession at Greenyille,
Ala, until 1872, when ne removed to
Montgomery, his present home. His
first important political Office was that
OF congressman, and he has served as a
member OF the Forty-fift Forty-sixth,
Forty-saventh. Forty-eighth, Forty
ninth, Fiftieth, Fifty-first and Fifty
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that he was born in Harrison county,
and that 6o years later he should refuse
to support for president the grandson
of the man from whom the county of
his birth took its name. Mr.. Gresham
was born on farm in a rather wild
locality, and when he was only . years
old Sheriff Gresham, his father, was
killed by desperado There were six
children for the widow to support, but
young Gresham managed to get good
education and become a lawyer. When
the Republican party was organized, he
joined it and took up the anti-slavery
cause.
Gresham Was a Federal Soldier.
When the war broke out Gresham led
a company of home guards into the
Federal service, and FOR gallant services
rose gradually in rank until he was
made brigadier general at vicksburg.
In July, 1854, he was disabled by a
mimic bali, which broke his leg as he
was leading charge General Grant
made him United States district judge,
and he served for 12 years, during
which time not single one of his deci-
sions was reversed by the United States
supreme court. Judge Gresham re-
ceived many honors at President
Arthur's hands. He was successfully
made postmaster general, secretary of
the treasury and United States Judge
for the Seventeenth judicial district of
Chicago. In October, 1892, after he had
refused the Peoples party nomination
for president, he announced that he
would vote for Cleveland and added, II
think that Republican can vote for
MIR. Cleveland without joining the
Democratic party" In 1858 Judge
Gresham married Matilda McGrann.
and they have son and daughter
Secretary of War, Daniel S. Lamont.
Daniel S. Lamont, secretary of war,
first achieved fame as private secretary
TO President Cleveland during his first
term. His career has been a very inter-
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tives the two years following, and be-
ginning in 1866 served two terms in the
state senate. In 1868 he was delegate at
large to the national Democratic con-
vention at New York, and he served as
lieutenant governor of his state from
1871 to 1875. The year following the
budding young statesman was sent to
congress, where for II years, as con-
gresham, speaker of the house and SEN
ator. he made great name for himself.
He has only been in the senate since
May, 1890, but resigned when Mr..
Cleveland called him to the cabinet.
Mr.. Carlisle's family consists of himself,
Mrs. Carlisle and two sons, Logan and
w. K. Carlisle.
Postmaster General, w. s. BisseII.
Wilson Shannon Bissell, postmaster
general, is physically the biggest man
in the cabinet. with the possible excep-
ton of Mr.. Smith, but he is fully as well
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Mortgage sale.


Whereas, default has been made In the pay
ment Of the money secured by mortgage. dated
the 18th day OF December, 1883, executed by
Henry e. Wilson, single man. OF Lake county,
nedy, | MORTGAGE, which mortgage was duly nied
for record in the Office Of register OF deeds. OF
Lake county, Dakota territory, on the 2lst day Of
Desember 1885, =. o'clock p IN @ sns and recorded
expressly agreed and sfiprlatcd IN said mort
gage that the non payment OF any irstallment6
the note secured by said mortgage, shouio canse
the whole of said Tote 10 become due and paya-
BILE at once, and that the whole OF said note
should bear interest from date thereof at the
rate Of u per cent per per- snnum, 40 !, ana, whereas
due on the cote secured by said mortgage. on the
Hrst day OF January, 1893, or any part thereof,
and the same now remains due and unpaid.
And whereas, there Is due on said mortgage, Mt
the date Of this notice, the sum Of thirteen and
48100 dollars fsl3 49,, besides the sum of twenty
ave dollars ts2S 0o ATTORNEYS fee stipulated and
agreed upon In said mortgage In caee OF lore
closure, and suit proceedings or action at law
or otherwise has been instituted TO recover the
said mortgage debt or any part thereof. Now,
therefore. notice IL hereby given, that pursuant
TO the statute 10 such cases made and provided,
and pursuant to power or sale 10 said mortgage
contained, the said mortgage viii be foreclosed
by o sale Of the pr misses therein described. to
satisfy the amount secured by said mortgage
aforesaid, by the sheriff of Lake county, IN the
State OF South Dakoa, at public auction, on the
noon OF that day, at the front door OF the court
house, In the city OF Madison, IN said county OF
Lake. The following pis description Of the
premises To be sold as aforesaid, as contained In
said mortgage, to wit: The northwest quarter
Of northwest quarter tnwA Of nwI4} OF section
TWENTY-FIVE l22). in township one hundred and
six tfD61 north OF range ffty-three f53) west OF
the 5lh p. NJ. and situated In the county Of
Lake, and territory OF Dakota (now state OF south
Dakota) ard containing forty t40) acres OF land,
more or less according to the United States sur
vey thereof.
Dated this 1fth day Of February, 1893.
EHAS. B KENNEDY, Mortgagee.
J. n. .WILLI aMsON, Atty for Mortgagee.
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years he has been attorney for the Bos-
ton and Maine railroad. He is well
known Boston Democrat and a man CT
large wealth. His income from his
practice is said to be so, 900 year. His
winter residence is in the fashionable
part of Hston, and he has summer
place near Gray Gables on Buzzard's
Bay, where he has been the friend of
President-elect Cleveland Mr.. Olney
has twice refused the proffer of seat
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governor of the state, but was defeated.
For years he has devoted himself to the
cultivation of trees and the preservation
of forests. He is the father of what is
known as Arbor day. His wife died IL
years ago. but he has four bright sons
Paul. who receives $4,000 year as vice
president of big coal company at Chi
cago, JOY, Mark and Carl. Each one of
the young men has already been very
successful in some branch of business.
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w. s. BISsELL. was for some
time the presidents law partner at Buff
falo He was born in Oneida county,
N. Y, 45 years ago, and is a graduate of
Yale. He studied law at Buffalo with
A. p. Laning, who later formed part
nership with Grover Cleveland and
Oscar Folsom. In 1872 Mr.. Bissell was
admitted to the bar, and soon became a
partner in the firm of Bass, Cleveland 81
Bissell, composed of Lyman X. Bass,
Grover Cleveland and Wilson s. Bissell.
A Great Railroad Lawyer.
In very few years Mr.. Bissell be-
came well known railroad lawyer.
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Bissell were
very intimate friends in Buffalo. They
occupied apartments in the same build
ing, and when Mr.. Cleveland was mar
ried Mr.. Bissen officiated as best man.
Mrs. Bissell was Miss Louise Fowler
Sturges of Geneva, N. Y, before her
marriage about three years ago to Bach
elor Bissell, and the couple have a little
girl named Margaret. who was born q
few days before Baby Ruth Cleveland.
Secretary OF the Navy, Hilary "A.
Herbert.
The man selected by President Cleve-
land to look after United States naval
affairs, has the advantage of long
experience in the work of his Office
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on the supreme bench of Massachusetts,.
One year, merely to oblige his party
friends, he accepted the Democratic
nomination for attorney general. but
was defeated. The only time he ever
bolted the Democratic ticket was when
General Butler ran for governor.
Secretary OF the Treasury, John G..
Carlisle.
John Griffin Carlisle, the new secre-
tary OF the treasury, is one OF the best
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a minnesota Flour Exhibit.

ST. PAUL, March Colonel C. McC.
Reeve, secretary of the state board OF
worlds fair managers, has under con-
sideration plans for general exhibit of
Minnesota flour at the fair, in which q
pavilion solely for the -four exhibit
shall be erected and the expense borne
pro rata by all the all the millers ex-
hibiting. His plan is to have each mill
in the state send one sack of each brand
of -four which it manufactures.
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Notice.

State OF South Dakota, Once OF Commissioner
of School and Public Lands, Pierre, 8. D., Jan.
"a, 1S9s.-Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day OF prii, 1893, all the unsod school lands In
the county OF Lake will be offered for sale nc
public auction to the highest bidder at the front
door OF the court house IN said county. Said
sale will be held between the hours OF ten o'clock
a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. OF each day, until all
the tracts or school lands In said county have
been offered for sale. >THOS. III. RUTH,
Com missioner of school and Pablic Lands.
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known Demo-
Gratis in the
CO un try. He
was born in
Kentucky 81
years ago, re-
ceived a COM
mon school edu-
cation and later
taught school at
Covington. He
was admitted to
the bar in 1858,
was a member of
the state house
of ra1nraSanfn-