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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-14
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

p. Wilson. travelling auditor of The Hous-
ton and Texas Central is IN tho city
II. p. Coombs commercial agent OF the
Cotton Belt visited Galveston yesterday
u. c. Proctor OF Cuero, an attorney OF
the Southern Pacific, was In Houston yes
terday.
l.. j. Parks. assistant general passenger
agent Of the Southern Pacific, was on the
sick list yesterday.
Captain J. y. Goodhue agent Of the
Southern Pacific at Beaumont, made
lying trip TO Houston yesterday.
James \. Aiken, superintendent Of the
Pacific Express COMPANY visited tio .I',,,i
Monday and left for TeXarkana yesterday.
The Katy officials who visited Houston
Monday lef, IN their special train for tAe
NoIh shortly after O'Clock yesterday
morning
Terrence KeUslcr, former employe o.
the s yutheru Pacific at Houston, ii.d az
tl4 Slutn Rosa noptal in san Antonio
last saturday
w. 70. Nulvoy, division superintendent
OF the Southern Paciie spent esle4aE ~
Lafayette, l.d., attenlluS go bu7lII1S7 NAV
ters for the company
II. w. Hammond % san Antonio, tray
cling freight agent ol lAe IRON Ni in S ~
wlg IN the city Yesterday ana Nisl'eu Gar
weston IN the afternoon
General Manager II ~. Campbell OF nc
international and Great Norh 7II ~ "a VA nv
5s I.fy Yesterday morning and lett on 'ne
midday flyer fer galveston
!. NJ. Allen, general freight agent Of ing
49, lines Of ,he Missouri Kansas ana
Texas Who spent MONDAY ID -''"'''''
wcnl 10 Fort Worth yesierdhS.
IA " Downey, general freight and pas
so,5ar RI ont of the Houston hasl 9ul
IVES Texas went g. GaiNt7loua way
Via the Internationals midday hYel
~ ~ Golden. general superintendent OF
49,, -, pi,1ial and era, Northern, and
l. Bowers, supeginteudent OF pltn7e7
and building, were in the CITY Fes'''''''
G. C. Merrill Soutlwes Pas5ensS'
~, ~ Inc New York Central am y;
ZEN H, Ui.l,tea travelling passenger agent
a. 10 TijT -Four, l5fi for Dallas yes'eEaay
There was an error in the report o. lle
.,ttnr raaeIDss az ms JON. i''f,,gj
T're Houston and Texas Ven az ,rois
Posi- bales instead ~ lVeH fr,n, liTg 10
also changed the toial Fes'''
Two San Antonio and Arkansas Pass WI
az 80. ''a,trsiori rates TO Huus On on az
LiH,,nt ~ the saengeTfegt anu ylNe.,J az
~, beid I'M tthis city May l2 ~, strt, m, /
account OF the san JacllAlo
April p. ,,..,v came in |
80 t-r,t,.r Tho company lti- ~. a.
Has - Ise+ mint me SOUTHERN az I'm |
1ns- bound train hayins hes1 ,nsribsrs
10 O'clock 10 accommodAt' -. 10 ,bs /
General Manager charles II, IN win leave |
Texas Car Service aso' night his /
l2I Ne". spv will b. come ~ -, -,
VS. ~ ~ interest 10 tae IeAaH .-islt ~ |
vice and a cOnsultau9l IN
Inc New Orleans assoeiauu'. .,,.., ,ror,p-
,rbe Grand Comman1eg dh,rc-.ed 10 be |
lar, al Austin ApI4 =
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CITY BREv1TrEs.

]
=, There were $40 voters registered with
Registrar Max Rosenthal yesterday. 'rhis
5 9lgNes the total number registered to date
The woman's Auxiliary Kelley League
| WI meet this afternoon at O'Clock at
| ISOLATION
o., Ruthven Commandery No. .. knights
| ltmplar, viii hold a called meeting to-
H ",ts,,ii,t9 confer orders on number OF new
a colored gentleman was heard to say
! Yesterday that grocery wagon had LETT
| Two packages at his house that were mot
On 'he atomlzed bill and he supposed II
/ driver"
Mr. II. S Durril OF sedala, Mo, win
continue today his sale OF standard bred
| saddle and trotttng horses Tne S--Stakes
/ pluce " O'clock al Hayes y Roberts
barn, llO Milan, between Franklin ana
Commerce.
The city council was TO have an adj
Jourhed meeting yesterday afternoon but
on account of the convention mt Turner
Han quorum could not be secured and
lhe meeting was postponed until this az
ternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Visitors yesterday to the Cotton EN-
change were c. r. Keplinger New Or
leans; b, A. Kaiser. New orleans, DR.
T. C. Duncan, Chicago; VIM. MeCrea
Houston; Frank Duncan. Chicago; Il. W.
Hartzell, r. o. Wells. Chicago
II. j. Weldon, the man who attempted
bayou Monday afternoon. has about re
covered. He is still conBneG IN the police
station. He viii probably be sent to AUS
tin 20 the asylum IN q few days
Passing a store yesterday a country
man was heard 10 Inquire for some kind
| OF plSen to KIN reaches ana things Up
just the timing, he inquired. is It the
KIND that you have to catch EN- and ram
II down 'em2"
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Yesterday afternoon AS G. b. Withrow
was unloading large irop-nSlc from n
wagon on Franklin street some ono spoke
to him and he turned around TO soc who
was speaking when the piece Of iron
slipped from his hold aud ono cnd now
up, hit him ON the forehead ana knocked
him down, lie was assisted 10 arise a few
moments later by the bystanders and in
a short time was M right again except
for "a deep cash cut IN his forehead.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-14

In this mornings Post VIII be found
the announcement OF y. o'Maley as a
candidate Tor the office Of mayor OF the
city Of Houston. Mr. o'Malley Is rum
ming before the people subject 10 their
action at the polls ON April g He Il an
old citizen OF Houston, d member Of the
bar and IS well known all oyer the city,
He will no doubt make a good race, and
if elected promiseh 70 do his duty to ali
q
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M M offended by parties from this CITY.
ro',,,. tii.oiis'on and Texas Central will sell
All D UP tickets from Houston to Austin
for r.,,, e.N { az the rate OF one fare. g00d
me Official circalar Of tho southern ia.
Gat,, announcing rates for the southern
~, ra,p'ist convention at Dallas next May.
MAS issued yesterday. Tickets VIII be sold
S,, VIZ ly.e % one fare Tor the round trip
,.i.t MY Y 20. u ana ". limited to return
"'"4h thirty days from date OF sale.
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The Trade Rey's" has a ne n great work
for Fort Worth, being one of the most
valuable auNtliarica in the upbuidins OF
that city.
Mr. Dexter is a live man. IN expert In
his business and a most cstimlblc gentle
man. and in returning here Houston hut
clntms her own, as he was "a resident here
several years age, The Post bids Mr.
Dexter and his charming wlra glad WEI
come back home
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A CARD PARTY

on Thursday night the Houston Light
Guard Social club win entertain their
lady friends and members Of the club and
company, including honorary members.
nj their club rooms In Armory hall
Whist, high five and cuChrc will be
played, The following gentlemen compose
the committee on reception and entertain
ment for the evening W. 4 Childrrss,
chairman, assisted by Geo. Dickson. Yer
non Angle II. Il MacGrcgor, j. n. Norton
and II H.. Adams
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Yesterday morning Justice schwander
was summoned 10 hold an inquest over
the body OF Angus, Schmidt German
aged q years, who lived on Commerce
street Just outside Of the city limits The
deceased was subject no hrmmorrhages
and bad q severe attack yesterday mnru-
ing and hed 10 deaeh before the flow OF
blood could be stopped
Justice Schwauder rendered a verdict
I'M aonorlance MllM The al0Ne lecls.
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commends Itself 10 the well-lnformed 70
do pleasantly and enectualy what was
formerly done 10 the crHdest manner and
disapreeably as well TO cleanse the sys-
tom and break up colds, headaches and
fevers without unpleasant after effects.
use the delightful liquid Laxative remedy,
ssr-stfr, q T'frE
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Will MOVE 10 HOIIsTON.

Mr.. W. ". Dexter, editor and publisher
81 the Fort Worth Trade Review. Is in
the city. and on yesterday closed negotia-
lions for removing mis- splendid publication
70 Houston.
This viii prove valuable acquisition
70 Houston, and the directors OF the board
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coMET PIE RNMEDY CURES.
SOCIETY SAYS so.

Society said that she must use Creole
Female Tonic or trust TO the various dan
gcrous compounds which weaken or IN
torfere with true functional activity OF
the uterine system and cause serious re.
suits Creole Female Tome cures, up.
builds and gtrengethGns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-14

Peaches, Rusphcrries Pears. Apricots
Cherries, Apples and Cranberricp: also
fresh supply of Ferris Hams and Bone
less Bacon Silver Shield Hams and Bone
6. Redwood GIG and 6lS. Travis street
Phone ggO
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S,AgIElES!
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TRAIN scHEDuLp.

TRAIN SCHEDULE.
At Houston .............,.,l Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Express.....,...l GJoaml u io5pm
Galveston EKpress...,....l 7alami s,55am
Galveston EaDreas........l Ia5opml s.a5pm
Galveston ESpresa........l 1ia3pin s;25pm
Chicago Express leaves and arrives
from c.. .. & S. r. depot At Congress
street Galveston trains are scheduled
into Central depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-14

THE European college Of anatomy di-
root from Paris WIN be on exhibition Tor
three davs only at l0li Congress avenue.
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Ihe Spencer Houea.

j. c9rpo- ,g,-nle-. Late Dlssen House.
~ '9l'an. Tezpe Rates. 81 so Nor Az
AZ ,2 q, Suencer proprietor. Form.riv
j I'd. ,polpn l'ucrn. Mob.
Id s-'d, NJ r, Lc~gctt Texas.
B,ov.1,tll ITlrs and lady Hempstend;
Ses W. New York; Mrs Emmn
r 6n5,, orleans, j ferris. Austin;
FiY' Galvaston, s.. Fl. Erigrs
SarHs tIfllyi o. = Perhmaon. Cussa
.Kels Yempsiead, s. Weis7. CITY: W.
o'ier NIloaus Mr.. Hutchinson.
- a 9 nelsle, city.
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The remaining volumes VIII be delivered when hrst are paid Tor
fun information regarding the
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iiIRllD TIME TABLE TAI:

NHlLhS.,Np TENAs GIN ! ~ 49, a n,
~ y. .. ~ a. ~ nv ArIye .... GSV p IN
t.W .,,.nl;Tg,gERS PACltlCiI ana ~
" sov4.nnii depart from H. a"u -
Artonj Drains r.,oo v,
-. ni. Arrive .''' 90 80 a. :, -
W - . .lS M. Arrive. '''' ''V' pun
tis -. orleans Trains -.o7 -,
New m.iArrive 80. 'v y6 H. ~
4. ~, 49,. VIZ y, ~, r Arrive ....lO'5O y. M
," Yle'9Li,at rive zee. 3.45 p. m.
~ ...;, ~ "a NsAs AND TEN, 40.
,iSs0uRl' ,ht,a-,s city and 81 Louis
gl s"' Trains. o.o, , -,
,ooa M ARRIVE .''' 2 .g9 a, ~ IN m
|iTt '''' sf0n M. Arr.Ne c,'S-i,SS' f III 80
Ia N' M. Arrive ....11;o5 p M
Lv' - Galveston Trains S.na ~
i've - az "a nlArrivc ..'' ~ p m
i've ..'' 800 nIAIrlve go. 9lV p' M
I've 80. g." Xii from Galveston leave
D t7alhs ann is minutes carrier OF ar
CsaiTai 5,p,t u minutes lalN, lhe
Ct iha' ,Hosys and arrive at me santa
. UaiHI ~ AT the tine stated:
apt at.,y,g5,5,.Hr. a. CT NORTHERN.
.b.'NA s. Louis Trains .,o.
,o.7io. mjArrive see. 6lp a. m.
We "'';ii,Il n m. Arrive zee. 5'lO p m
r ''' Galveston Trains roe
sg0t m.Arr.Vc .... 90 n. III.
Va '''',i.0i n. mIArrlvc ...'lv' So a. IN.
ya .'''It * n nIArriva .... $50 p. IN.
V 49, - ARRIVE ....lO;i5 p, IN.
H.. .rJve ami depart from Union
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H. g. $50
81 diY ,
saoteled ana
t furnished;
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a Hotsl, the
u t's.Ins ho-
n "a The city.
|E'stHs cars To
\ Inn al! depots
r. 70 $500.
~ day accord
~ D5ms.
si,G.aley. Prom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-28
THE NEWS
LEGAL COLUMN.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution Numbered $685.
e,sas Scany oa e.. hS'Ssn s'S ;:a
william Il Hall d The town q csn:son cS ID a. .siS .ss
sosSny sssSsy rse0vsssa judgment Of said oouniy sssiast
gsnnsrshesssr, william Krsss, walter N.
William viii ssr;orS ESsard y,.st otss r..ns ssshsT
chsriss 7 willard John j. Mssairs. Andrew x BAKER,
Frsnsysilson. Earl nsth, Timothy ). suilivsn. ii.
Charles Mass, Tnsedore Eicss, JsSS Rnsimss. L. inrss
Albert W; Eosers, Albert Ruttiman, Fred q.
sa ~ :: q az: e: ss S rasy 4
business In said Providence as voluntary sssocla-
son II e0p.y,tnsshp SDasr the name and .ys
%syss::s, y street room :.'d 'f: FsssIs.sss nc
n. s.a,d risss s.,.oSss,. sss and Saa above
" Oak chairs S cane bottom. Ice Cream rsSiss % g 2
Panel Pictures Patel, Steamship Picture 0 pair
csss ksss.r ci:ss Plane asssT Ne. sssss, S:ssa :sa
ssso sssS " Ps;s S...
s.asa cS. s.h hot. rSs sss:a s; ocsa csas:
Green Covered Table. Psror stove, No is. and
sss sssss o''i sns ss0 Ass ss;s s:.: ..s
Mug China Mugs, 1 Blue Glass Dish, Owl,
o . rsasinf' lsSIs ESIslsyns ns Sss;:
Bl.ssins Boz gTss. Sam cSs9. sqp.I:
Tables, 1 Light Wood Billiard Table, Brunswick 4
sss Co.. Cue Ess
Ice Chest with drip pan, 10 Pool Balls and Rack,
billiard balls, ! Bottle and Brnsh,
Banner Stove and Pipe,l Copper Boiler, Um-
brella stand, Curtains In frcnt of building, Hol-
Hoard, Ash Can, ba. sa:Ess Coal Hod 1 Bi. BIZ
lizard String
Levied on by me this ga day Of April AD. 1894,
AZ 10 O'Clock n and will be sold to satisfy said
HARRY r. cooNEy.
apr26-1ot Constable.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Builders Of Iron Work.

Office OF the
Superintendent OF Public Buildings.
City Hall. Providence, X. l., April 23, 1884.
The Joint standing committee ON city property
invite bro posas for iron and cell work At the
Central Police Building, located on Fountain,
Beverly and sabn streets, in the city OF Provi-
dence, X. ].
once OF Stone, Carpenter a Wilson, architects.
Industrial Trust Companys building, corner West
minister and Exchange streets
Bids will be sealed and addressed TO the under
signed until THURSDAY, May 5, at4p.m.
n DAVID BURTON,
Chairman OF Committee on City Property.
ALBERT n. MANSFIELD,
superintendent Of Public Buildings.
spr14-et
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
10 Contractors for 0uthuiIdings
and Sewer Connections.
once Of
Superintendent Of Public Bnildings.. (

CITY Hall. Providence r. l., April 70, 1854
The ioinf standing committee on city property
env{te proposals for sewer and water connections
ana new ontbuildlngs, etc, for the following school
Thsver street Grammar East street, Camp street
Thaycr Street Primary. Gladstone avenue, Beacon
avenue (old), Point street. TO include setlnk out
Chester avenue, Warren street. Bellevue avenue,
rotfcr's avenue, Harmon street. Willow street.
rrdcral street Grammar, Africa street. Putnam
efreet Amherst street, Coveli street and Thurbers
avenue. .,,,
school estates: East street, Thayer Street Primary
Uoepifal street. Warren street, Hammond street,
Putnam street. and Thurber's avenue.
The laying OF sewer or lead pipe should be given
81 50 much per lncal foot. -.
plans and specifications may be seen AZ TINS
once BIDS will be made separate for the work
called for at each school estate, sealed aud ad-
dressed 20 the undersigned until THURSDAY. May
1Oth al D. m. The right 20 reject any or all bids
"A reserved. DAVID buhIoN,
Chairman Committee on City Property.
ALBERT T.. MANSFIELD,
superintendent Of Public Buildings. spr27-i2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-28
Guardians Notice.

Providence, March Is, 1894.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has
been appointed by the Municipal Court of the City
Of Providence, Guardian Of the person and estate
Of Alice W. Stone OF said Providesce, and has ufSD
bond according 10 law.
All persons having claims against said ward aro
notified to present them, and all persons pdehted
TO said ward 10 make payment 10 the unders lgned
within six months from this date,
mar24-ets JOHN p. SMITH
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TIE crTr OF PROVIDENCE.
Museum Of Art and Natural His.
tory, Providence, RI.
10 Plumbing and Heating Contractors

Once Of Park Commissioners, !
City Of Providence, r. l., April 23, 1894
Sealed proposals. for the heating and plumbing
oddressed to the Park Commissioners will be re-
eeived ct the occ OF the architects until ~ O'Clock
Noon, May I, 1884
Plans ana specifications may be seen at the Office
~ tbe architects Martin Hail. bo2 Industrial
AtYu 13, 1894
A bond for Is per cent Of the amount Of bid
would b. required OK the successful bidder con-
Gltioned upon the execution of the contract.
The Coumissioners will reserve the right to re-
5o5t any or all bids.
By order Of the Park Commissioners.
npr3l-11t II. III. DEMING, Chairman.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO HEATING CONTRACTORS

Office OF the
Superintendent of Public Buildngs,i
City Han, Providence, r. L. April 20, 1894.
The Joint standing committee city property In
vito proposals for heating with steam at the new
Central Police Building, located on Fountain, Bev-
erly and sabin streets In the City OF Providence.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the ONCE
trial Trnst Company Building, corner Of Westmins-
ter and Exchante streets.
oi9ned, until arsday, May ., at pm.
The right TO reject any or all bids is reserved.
y DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Committee on City Property.
ALBERT T. MANSFIELD,
0upsriDtendent OF Public Buildings. apr24W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-28
TOWN OF JOHNSTON.
Applications for Second Glass Liquor
Licenses.

Applications for second Class Liquor
Licenses.
All persons Interested In the following appiica4
tops Tor license to cell pure spirituoys ans ntoxi-
eating and malt liquors are hereby notified TO
issa q, i:1 p M. at the council eSsmber, isi odd
Fellows building, oineyville, H. j., and be heard
i. George Norton at St Cloud Hotel, Killinsly
Road.
q John Burns, Is olneyvnle square.
s. Byron Smith, Olneyville square.
T. John Conley, IFS Piainheld street
g. l.. II. y. p. Meyer, oineyviiie square, Wat
g. Frank y. Hall, Elm House, Hartford avenue.
*, Alexander Hanna, corner Dyer and Laurel
g. Joseph Coupe, los2 oincyville square.
g. Charles 8. seamans, Centerdale, near railroad.
10. Ambrose Schaefer. Is Olneyville square.
u ssmasl SAM slensrsts, ,,1 = Ths,ntSn. .,,tS ,n.
-. James Donnoiiey, 8 McDonough street
"a T. II. Robt. y. Meyer, olneyville square.
il. Michael !. .SBraney, los Pisindeid street.
II. Edward wiessner, ln Plsinheid street
m ThG%s. ssnS,ns ssSsss .sss
20. John T. Hunt, "a Latham street
81. Levi Booth, junction Painneld street and
Il. Edwin T. Luther, oinsyvilis square
I b, Jonn sullivsn, isa Pisinasld ,..1 ne street.
20. Albert Deabiil, IS Dyer avenue.
JOSEPH DOUGH, Council Clerk.
Johnston. r. l., April H. 1884 sssts
Clerks once, Court OF Probate
.JoHNsToS. r. l.. April IA, 1884,
All persons interested In the appointment OF an
sdministrat.r on the estate OF Julia A. Mathewson
lss S '0hs.S5 sssn5 see'csS. cSst. are pssS.,yy psSsy
c. Council % ic cha1SsS odd Fellow: % Baidns e. oinsy |
ys and Be heard tnssscp osFPH h ~ ordsr OF
apris-sssts Probate Clerk.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Washington Street.

The undcrsigned who were appointed by the
Honorabic the Supreme Court nj its October term,
A. D.. 1884, Commissioners OF Estimate and As
sessment n the matter Of laying out and widening
of Washington street, from Eddy street to Walker
street. hereby give notice that they have deposited
1n the ONCE Of the City Clerk Of the City of Provi-
dence copy Of their report to be by them made to
oaid Court, and Of the plat accompanying the same
1or the inspection of whomsoever it may concern
HENRYT. ROOT,
BERNARD MoGUINNESs.
FRANK b. HAZARD,
ADDISON IA FISHER,
JOHN p. FOX,
Hrovidence, r. l., April 10, 1884. apria-l2t
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Administration Notice.

The undersigned, Executrix Of the Last Will and
Testament ofPstrick J sweeney hate OF the City
OF Providence, deceased, which will has been ad-
mitted TO probate by the Municipal Court OF the
City OF Providence, hereby gives notice that -
has accepted said trust aud has given bond accord
ing TO law.
MARGARET A. y SWEENEY
Providence, April Is, 1894. spr27-3t
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1894-01-05

The Hastings correspondent of the Pioneer Press
says: Frank Valeeh Of St. Paul. deputy labor commits
gage foreclosures in Dakota county for the past thir
teen years. since the period Of the last census for the
purpose Of showing what proportion have been fore
closed In various counties The number Of mortgage
foreclosures since 1880 in this county something over
eight hundred the property being mostly in South and
West St. Paul. This county, however compares favor
ably from the financial point Of view with neighborinq
counties Mr.. Vaesh finds that in the central and wes
tern portions OF the state farmers their continued
prosperity to diversified farming Co. Tribune
All, think Of it! and yet in that diversified" first
district the population has decreased 10000 in ten
years in spite of twice many births Deaths and
city increase Young Vaesh did you take record OF the
redemption deed" transfers? Oh no. Well let's see
you go at it. Business is business.
Crazy Palate Jones, of skinnyapples, was sent to
Fergus Falls to examine Editor Hoskins. He found q
it, c. P. Jones is authority the subject. laughing
with twitchng of the levator muscles of the face
and quick OF speech of mmobe and expressioness
Ask your old party brother English capital owns
any OF our railroads. lands and factories Then ask
him what these billions of holdings paid with and
to whom. Ii he tells you in gold, then show him that
fr thirty years we have sent out gold than
sent to this country it could not be gold If he tells
you In silver, show him sent out $500 900 600
silver than imported, it could not have been sill
yer. If he says merchandise show him by the govern
ment record that sent out nearly $500 900
merchandise than we imported. Now how did the
schemers pay for get possession of the $18 900 OOO
600 OF American securities they hold ?-Comng Nation
In seven counties of Kentucky women were elected
as school superintendants at the recent election.
Have you examined your palate? If it has high
arch you're crazy!
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the examination conducted by Doctors A. B. Cole
and George B. Buchanan. Mr.. Hoskins friends claim
that his commitment piece OF personal malice and
active participants in the popuist movement, he has
made statements that might be construed very
probably in the supreme court of the state have
examination with view of setting the proceedings
aside and having Mr. Hoskins discharged from custo-
dy.'
Now it is time for the agitators who make 'eccon-
tric statements in the eyes Of the lordy plutes to
look out for themselves The insane dodge is getting
interesting.