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NOTICE on -sErTLEMENr.

Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscribers. executors OF Anna E.. Brad en-, de-
ceased, will be audited and stated by the Sur
rogats of tho County of Hudson, ana reported for
settlement on Friday, the 26th day OF January.
1894.
Dated November 10. A. b. 1898.
ELLA QUERIPELs
SAMUEL C. MOUNT.
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n Office OF

Notice is hereby given that the final account of the
subscriber, late guardian of Frederick Eckel, late a
minor, will be audited and stated by the Surrogate
of the County of Hudson, and reported for settle
ment on Friday, the 2Sd day of February, 1894.
Dated December Is, A D. 1888.
L A. CONRAD.
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You are hereby notified that at a public sale made
by the City Collector of Jersey City on the 18th day
of October, 1892, the Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey
city purchased for the sum of One hundred and
eight dollars and seven cents, ALL the land and real
estate situate in Jersey City. in the County of Hud-
SON and State of New Jersey, fronting on James
avenue, which is laid down and designated as lots
fourteen (4) fifteen Q5) and sixteen Q6l in block
number six hundred upon an assessment map an
the Commissioner of Adjustment" appointed in
and for said City by the Circuit Court of the County
of Hudson, a certified copy of which report and map
was flied in the office of the City Collector of Jersey
City, on the 18th day of July, 1891, said report and
map and said sale being made pursuant to the pro
visions of an act of the Legislature of New Jersey,
passed March Sth, 1886, entitled:
FAN Act concerning the settlement and collection
of arrearages of unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates or water rents in cities Of this state,
and imposing and levying a tax, assessment and
lien in lieu and instead of such arrearages, and
to enforce the payment thereof, and to provide
for the sale OF lands subjected to future taxation
and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
tate, and unless the said land and real estate shall
be redeemed, as provided in said acts, before the ex-
piration of six months from and after the service
hereof, a deed for the same will be given conveying
to The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City the fee
simple of said land and real estate according to the
provisions of the said act.
Dated Jersey City, N. J, December 26th, 1893.
HI MAYOR AND OF JERSEY CITY.
P. F. WANSER,
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Notice Is hereby given that the account of the
subscriber, guardian of Ann Griffin, q luuatic, will
pc audited and stated by the Surrogate of ths
County OF Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Friday. the 18th day os January. 1884
Dated Noeember2 sd, A. D. 1888.
JOSEPH WARREN.
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Mems Visiting Cards.

Mems visiting cards are usually
small and long; they are engraved
with the full name or initials, pre-
coded by Mr.. When not engraved,
they should be written. Printed
cards are in bad taste. OF course
a doctor uses his professional title,
as does military or naval officer.
AS a mans visiting card is his in
PRODUCTION, it should above all
things be neat, plain and ,unob-
trusive. - March Ladies' Home
Journal,
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Morbus and Cholera Infantum, take DR.,
Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart Weed.
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SHOW PRINTING.

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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-08-22
DAKOTA.


Underratta grannarne ON att
SKAFFAREN fas fran dato till arets-
slut for endast 25c.
En- independent klubb organise.
rades harom dagen Sioux Falls. S. D.
hlubben kommer att arbeta mot senator
Pattigrew.
Hveteskorden North Dakota upp-
skattas ar blifva omkring so, ooo, 600
bushels enligt af John M. Turner i
Grand Forks gjord berakning.
Nytt grufbolag. Brigham Cold
Mining Company af Dsadwood inkor-
porerades forra veckan. Bolapets.
skapital ar $175, 900 och inkorpo.
- erna aro w. e. Hewitt I. w.
sitt och e. Fl. Hewitt.
s. Aterforda till haktet. De bada
asttjufvarne Reddy Larson och Fred
Hill, som for nagra dagar sedan rym-
de fran fangelset Stanley, S. Dak.,
tillfangatogos alter den 16 dennes SAINT.
forbes till haktet Hughes county,
enar det Stanley anses osakert
oloflig likorforsaljning. G. G.Knut-
son, bosatt i Sisseton reservationen.
arresterades f0rliden fredag pa ankla-
gelse att ha gjort sig skyldig till olofiig
MISUNDERSTANDING. Hans bergen faststal-
des till $780, men som densamma Ell.
kunde anskaffas, fick mannen krypa i
kurrau.
Nedblast brygga. Under en- stark
storm forliden vecka nedblaste den un-
der uppl6rande varande pontonbryg-.
gan mellan Pierre och Fort Pierre.
Bry9 gan var det niirmaste fullbordad
och skulle inom loppet af nagra dagar,
ha 'oppnats for trafik. Forlusten blir.
betydlig.
For nedsatta fraktpriser. flera.
counties inom N. Oak. samlas UNDER
skrifter till en- petition for nedsatta.
fraktpriser a spanmal 6rver Great
Northern banan. petitioner franz
halles, att en- do narvarande laga SPAN
malspriserna motsvaraude nedsattning
af fraktpriserna riittvisligen Dor fore.
tagas
Anklagad for forsnillning. G.
II. Tyler, postmastare Hutton, S. d.,
ar anklagad for att hafva fOrsnillat.
S5O3 81 af postverkets medel och att ha
utskrifvit en- "post money order" pa.
$69.S4, for hvilken motsvarande summa.
ej blifvit mottagen. Han staldas un.
der 81 800 bergen for sin senare install.
lelse inf0r domstolen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-08-22
W 1890 SIN.

Det demokratiska tskonven.
tet kommer att afhallas i Milwaukee
den niistkommaude september.
Demokraterna Eau Claire county
ha forordat statskass0r Hummer for
demokratisk uvern0rskandidat.
Hog alder. Edward Thomas fran
Patteville, en- af dc f0rste nybyggarne
i trakten, aaed fora veckan nittiotva
Or gammal.
Pensionerade. F0ljande personer.
barande skandinaviska namn, blefvo
fora veckan beviljade pension: Carl
Helgeson fran Holman, Ole J. Oleson
fran Rice Lake, Carolina M. Ledstrand
fran Eau Claire och Mary A. Hender-
son fran Orcola.
Trott vid lifvet. Ole johnson, som
arbetade q en- narheten af Waupoca
belAgen farm, s0kte fora veckan for
korta slit lif. Mannen tillfogade sig
EFT farligt sar halsen med en- rakknif.
Lakare anskaffades, men denne ansag
mannens tillstdnd vara betankligt.
Skorden inom staten. Arets hve-
tesk0rd vantas komma att allmanhet
lemna god afkastning. Hafresk0rden
blir ej 6fver medelmattan, men h0-
sk6rden ar pa flera platser sardeles rik-
lig AT majs deremot erhalles endast
omkring tva tredjedelars skOrd och po-
tatisen lemna mycket dalig afkast-,
ming.
Wisconsin versus Forenta Sta
terna. Guvern0ren har befullmagti-
gat statens generaladvokat att anhan-
gigg0ra rattegang mot F0renta Slater
ma for utfaende af 1875, ,OO5.77. Till
denna summa anser generalad vokaten
staten vara berattigad for det UNDER
st0d som under revolutionskriget af
staten lemnades, men for hvilket en-
dast delvis ersattning erhallits.
Grantsburg-nyheter: Skollarar-
imam Trade Lake f0rsamlingen Maria
Amalia johnson drunknade under bad
ming den 16:de dennes pa aftonen. Miss
Johnson var en- systerdotter till stude-
rande A. Aaron och hemmah0rande
Minneapolis, MINI. Vid slit franfalle-
var hon endast 18 ar gammal. - Eld
har f0rst6rt flera hundra tons h0 nar-
heten af Grantsburg. - Sk6rden ar VT
terst klen 6fver hela Burnett county.
G. r.
West Superior-nyheter: AxeI
Anderson, nr. 527 Bay ST., Connors
Point, begick nyligen sjelfmord genom
intagandet af en- st5rre dosis karbolsy.
IA. Mannen var nykter och arbets.
sam, men har under senare tiden varit
hemfallen at melankoli, och antagea
delta ha f0ranledt honom att bega den
f0rtvifiade handlingen. Alderman
Lund har yackt atal mot Tom Timling
fordrarde $1,000, emedan denne skulle
mot honom ha utslungat arekrankande
beskyllningar. - En- dynamitbomb lar
i fredags ha blifvit funnen vid central
stationen al vaktmannen derstades.
Stubintraden var afbrunnen, hvilken
omstandighot synes bevisa att ett miss
lyckadt f0rs0k gjorts, att spranga
byggnaden luften.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-08-22
Sc, forlorar smart den kristendom det
sjelf har.

y
Genom var f0rbindelse med Gen'l
Council kunna vi sagas ega en- utlandslx
mission. Det nismda samfundet bedrif-
yer nemligen en- eli obetydlig och franz
gangsrik mission bland telugerna In
dion. vi hafva der tva augustanapre-
ster som missionarer, nemligen pastorn
och medicine doktorn E. Edman, som
for narvarande ar pa EFT kort bes0k
har j landet, och pastor FL. E. Isaac
son, som utsandes fjol. styrelsen,
hyilken sk6ter denna mission, playa
vanligen finnas en- eller fere personer,
som aro medlemmar af var synod. Man
kunde derf0r saga, sasom pastor L. G.
Abrahamson sd ofta gor sin missions
afdelning Augustana, att denna mis-
sion ar ''odr". Men det ar. uppenb bart,
att man aldrig skalf lyckas "a delta ill
La ord in vart folks hjerta sa djupt och
lnnerligt som ON synoden direkt egde
och kontrollerade missioner. I lika
hog grad torde vart folk har och der
rakna observation-disclosures mission i
lndien och Afrika och svenska kyrkans
mission samma verldsdelar for ssina".
Och de medel, som samlas och afsandas
till andra missionsfalt an Genl Coun.
ellis j Indien, torde, ON palitliga upp-
glitter der0fyer kunde meddelas arli-
gen uppga till en- lika stor summa som
bidragen till telugumissionen uppvisa.
Dock wore det 0nskligt, att uppoffrin-
garna och bidragen till det utlandska
missionsarbetet ginge samma fara och
koncentrerades pa en- punkt. I lang
den blefve det mera tillfredsstallande
och skulle verka som en- kraftig driffje-
der for vackande och narande f0rsam-
lingarna af ett allmannare och innerli-
gare intresse for hedningarnas omvan-
delse till den kristna tron.
l afvaktan pa Herrens fingervisning
ON ett eget misssionsfalt pa hednamar-
kerna, hvilket vi kunna egentlig me-
ming kalla "Udrt", ma telugumissionen
vara lagd pa vara forsamlingars kar-
leksvarma hjertan. Vara br0der DER
ute bora vi aldrig f0rgata, hvarken /
vara forboner eller vid yara missions
kollekter vi ia ej lata vidden och
bredden af vart missionsarbete hemma
skymma bort vigten och betydelsen af
att sanda det glada budskapet till dem,
som sitta morker och dodens skugga.
Aldrig skola de, som hade tillfalle h0ra
missionar Skrefsruds drapliga missions
f6redrag ST. Peter under synodalm6-
tet, glomma hans uddhyassa ord: "hyad
t-aker du pa, du store Augustana-
synod, som endast har tva missionarer
hednaverlden!"
OukeI .7ones.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-08-22
ALLMANNA NYHETER.
Onkel Jones.

Myntverket. Enligt rapport fran
direkt6ren for myntverket Washing
ton den 16 dennes har sedan den iuli
i ar myntats $4,000 silfverdollars, af
hvilka 100000 myntats under inneva-
rande manad.
ofverkord af bantag. Chas. An
derson och Oscar Hokanson, boende
vester ON Princeton, ILL.,, blefvo nyli-
gen ofverkorda af ett jernvagstag. An
derson dodades genast och Hokanson
blef sd svart slzadad, att han icke kan
lefva.
Hveteskorden i Manitoba. En-
ligt nyligen fran Acknowledgements
mentet Winnipeg afgifven rapport
anslas hvetesk0rden Manitoba uppga
till Is, 761, 1868 bushels eller i medeltal
1915 bush. pr acre. Innevanareantale
j denna provins ar 10000.
Aterupptagen grufdrift. Efter
att hafva yarit overksamhet under
fera ar upptogs nyligen grufdriften vid
Patrick Aharam blygrufvorna vid
West Dubuque, Iowa. Diver $4,000
pund rem blymalm brots pa en- dag och
tillgangen sages yara riklig.
Verkan af tariffbillens passe-
rande har allaredan gjort sig gallande
vid verkstaderna Pennsylvania skrif-
yer en- meddelare fran Pittsburg. T
slutet af fora veckan ingick en- mangd
bestallningar pa jern, stal och glasva-
ror, och flere dylika vantas. Det tros
dock att en- obetydlig nedsattning ar
betarnes ah0ning kommer att vidtagas.
Arbetarens risk. Vid sprangning
af ett klippblock vid granitverken i
McShane, Wyo., d0dades harom dagen
fyra personer af ett fallande stenblock
och iva andra skadades. Sedan r0ken
efter ett sprangskott af 200 pund krut
skingrats, skulle nemligen arbetarne
bortr0dja de undansprangda stenmas-
sorna, da pl0tsligt eft annat stenblock
rasar ned 6fver dem med ofyannamda
f6ljd.
Efterdyningar af stricken. Gu
vern6r Altgeld Springfield, ILL.,, err
h0ll / sondags ett BRET fran en- komite
bland innevana-ne Pullman begaran-
de understood at 1,6O0 hungrande famil-
jer, som Ell kunna erhalla arbete dersta-
des4 Bolaget klandras for att hafya
antagit nya arbetare, under det att de
forne 81 att s;iga stalts pa bar backe.
Guvern6ren har arrest till platsen for
att anstalla understanding ON forhallan-
det.
Pullman-strejken. Leaarne af
stricken hafva nu uppgifvit allt hoppl
om att kontrollera de strejkande, sedan
vederb5rande tjenstenian vfd p Pullman
verkstaderna tillkannagifyit, att bola-
get Ell kommer att g0ra fordringsan-
sprak pa obetald hyra f5r de arbetare,
som bott bolagets bostader. OmkrinQ,
3, 600 arbetare ha med anledning haraf
f0rra veckan anmslt sig villiga att
aterga till arbetet' och arbeta r. den
af bolaget erbiudna af6ningen.
The Mankato free press., 1894-10-26
WERE NATURALIZED.
Clerk ThOrne Has a Gentle Reminder
of Election.

October is busy month around the
Office of Clerk Thorne. 1t is the close
of the period allowed the latent alien
to put himself in shape for taking ad-
vantage of the privileges granted to
all true citizens, and this year is
bringing them out just little better
than for some time past.
Following will be able to cast their
ballot next month through papers
placed in their hands by Mr.. Thorne
and Deputy Paddock: Andrew Gustaf
Rask and John Elklin. For Monday:
August Okeson, Charles III. Root,
August Glysel, Carl Beske, Gustav
Enert, Okey Monson, o. G.. Hang,
Christ Larsen, Thomas S. Moors, Eric
Johnson Duane, Elmer Roning, John
Peterson, Antony Blomgen, John
Seth Carlson, Arne Yohansson, E.
Christoferson, Loen Olof Ersson, E. P.
S. Syedberg, John K. Hanson, Frank
A. johnson, John Lundborg, Nick
Tochbeng, Belgium; Nick Locburg,
Germany ;Herman Eichstatdt, Charles
julius Hegg.
The Mankato free press., 1894-10-26

sumed considerable time in referring
to TIE autumn moon and the lovely
stars.
He said his heart went out to the
people of Blue Earth county, and be-
gan by telling what the Democratic
party had done. 1t has overthrown
the force bill, thereby enabling man
to go to the polls and vote as ne
pleased. The Wilson bill prevented
trusts from importing anything into
this country on which combine had
already been made. He made COM
parison of the business failures for
the 20 years prior to the passage of
the Wilson bill, and said they were
all owing to the high protective tar
iff, which ,was also, ne claimed, the
cause of the existence of the article
known as tramps, for the employment
of which the law made no provision.
He further said this same law is the
cause of strikes, and cited the Home
stead troubles as an instance. The
Democrats did not bring these things
into effect, but they brought the
Democrats into power.
He then went into lengthy TRADE,
in which he advocated the restora-
tion of silver to it's nominal value.
He said gold was the standard of the
money kings. who might at any time
lock the doors upon their possessions
and hold them against the world.
They want the gold standard because
they can control and monopoliZe it.
He promised in conclusion that if
elected he would labor necessarily to
restore the white metal to it's lost
standard and thereby cure all the ills
of mercantile and monetary values.
His speech occupied as much time
as both his predecessors, and portion
of the audience left before he had
1t was with difficulty that
the people were restrained from going
out en- masse, but desperate efforts
from the stage restored harmony
among the Germans, and Mr.. Ludwig
candidate for lieutenant governor,
spoke for about fifteen minutes in the
language of the Fatherland, after
which the meeting adjourned.
The most remarkable cures of
on record have been accom-
plished by. Hoods Sarsaparilla. This
medicine is unequaled for diseases of
the blood. Take only Hoods.
Hoods pills are hand made, and per-
feet in proportion and appearance. 25c.
The Mankato free press., 1894-10-26
S CT IC s
GRAND SUCCESS
The Republican Rally THURSDAY
Evening.

The Republican rally held at the
Sterling hall, Thursday evening
brought out one of the largest crowds
ever assembled in the village. 1t de-
monstrated the fact, which is becom-
ing more and more apparent as elec-
tion approaches, that Republican en-
thusiasm is on the increase, and Re-
publican success a certainty.
The Amboy brass band was present
and furnished some very excellent Sc
lections in front of the hall.
When the hour for commencement
arrived nearly every available spot in
our large hall was occupied
The program opened with a selection
by the band, which was followed
with song, entitled 'Get Aboard the
Republican Ship" composed and sung
by Mesdames S. w. Wells and VIM.
Ellis which fairly brought down the
house. They responded to the incore
and sang another Republican song en-
titled "Marching to Victory"
Mr.. Benedict then introduced the
speaker, Senator A. Y. Eaton, of
Wright Co., who spoke for over an
hour and half and delivered mas
terly address.
At the close of the address j. w.
Howieson announced that owing to
the lateness of the hour the other
speakers which were to have been
called upon would be excused. The
band furnished another of their fine
selections after which the entire au
dience joined in singing "America."
Thus closed meeting that will be
fruitful of grand results for the Re-
publican party.
The candidates who occupied seats
upon the platform were G. L. Bene-
dict, d. T. Bowen, Peter Lloyd, D. E.
Cross and Gilbert Gutterson, all of
whom we hope to see elected.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The Mankato free press., 1894-10-26
Or. Prices Cream Baking PCNdes
Most Perfect Made.

J. Farley, of Medo, had 80 tons of
hay destroyed by fire Friday last, by
some boys throwing cigars near the
stack.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-01
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.


Feb. 28.-Qoite large audience Assem-
bled at the Congregational church last
Thursday evening to hear DR.. Anna Il.
Shaw of Boston, the noted orator. Her
subject was Fate of the Republic" Tin a
woman's rights view. She handled her
theme in a mastery manner. She is q
hippant speaker, fine orator and one that
draws the attention of her hearers. ALI
present seemed pleased with her address,
and after she had finished speaking the
Rev. Mr.. Hoyt thanked her tor the most
vored the audience.
Miss Alice Trythall came home from
New Jersey last Wednesday for . short
visit, returning Saturday, stopping at
Bridgeport over Sunday, Monday morning
going to Nulty, N. j., to her school.
Mr.. Charles Benhsm, who has bsen seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia, il improving
slowly.
The funeral of John F. McCabe, who
died of consumption, took place last week
at the residence of his brother, James Nc
Cabe.
The celebration Of the Lords supper
will be observed at the Congregational
church next Sunday forenoon. The pre-
day afternoon at $50. March Q
Professor j. B. Paddock, who has been
on the sick list for few days, is now bet
ter 60 as tofide out.
Miss Mabel and Lottie Hotchkiss gave a
pleasant character party last Friday even.
ing. Among those present were: Miss
Doolittle, Miss 8. Frythall, Miss Florence
Frythall, Miss A. Frythsll, Miss Bristol,
Miss N. Gillette, Mics Benedict, Miss N.
Chamberlain, Mics Geralds, Miss Hotchkiss,
Mr.. Bristol. Mr.. Drury, Mr.. Warren Doc
little, Mr.. B. Allen, Mr.. b. Vivian, Mr..
Edmund Williams, Mr.. Milton Hall, Mr..
Charles Hall, jr., Mr.. W. Hubbell:
The appointments for Isn't during
March at st. Peters church are:
March 2-Service In the chapel at 4p.m,
March 4-Usual Sunday services.
March e-Preaching by Mr.. Beardsley at 7:3]
March s-Service in the chapel at pm.
March 11-Morning prayer and sermon at 10: As
O'Clock, evening prayer and sermon att.
March 14-Mr. Watkins will preach at 7:30 pm.
March 16-ChApel service at 10 Am.
March lS-The umual Sunday service. Rev. Mr..
Stoddard Will preach at 10:45.
March 20-Rev. DR.. Horton will preach at 1880
March 21-Rey. Mr.. stoddard will preach at
Mach as-Rev. Mr. Jessup will preach at 1880
March ss-Rev. J. F. Sexton viii preach at
March ai-Holy baptism at pm.
March 25-Rev. J.F. Sexton will preach at iO:45
I'm. and at pm.
Last Saturday was the coolest day of the
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-01

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blood and nerve remedy will do all this.
It will give to you and your children
perfect health. and that Is exactly what
you want. 1t is the best spring medicine
known and has the great advantage of be.
ing purely vegetable and harmless. 1t was
discovered by DR.. Greene, of 35 West 14tt
street, New York city, the most successfu
specialist In curing nervous aud chroni,
diseases. He can be consulted free O.
charge, personally or by letter.