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Minister rerrell Denounced.

Chicago, Oct. 7-Minister Terrell, who represents the United States at Constantinople was denounced in strong language at meeting of the Armenian National union, held at Odd Fellows hall yesterday The union passed res olutions demanding Terrelfs recall.
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New Warship Ordered.

London Oct. 1.-The government of San Domingo has ordered the construc- tion on a Clyde shipyard of warship with twln screws capable of steaming fourteen knots an hour and carrying nine quick firing guns.
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Hoods Pills s,as. ssss .east9sl f1ss sss '0ns'iD
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. <. SEALED proposals will be received by the 0Board of electmen of the town of Walling- ford at their office until the 10th day of Octo- Der, 1895, for grading and macadamizing a section of the Old Colony road and the New Haven and Hartford turnpike, commencing at the Meriden town line and running south to the village of Yalesvile, distance of about G. 6200 feet. Bids should give the price er lineal foot for said road, with the privi- lege of the town, through it's Selectmen, to increase or diminish the number of feet im- proved
 At the above time and place the bids will be opened Each bid must be accompanied by q bond of $l GOO, with surety satisfactory to the Seiectmen, conditional that the bidder will execute an agreement to perform the work according to contract. Plans and specified tions may be seen at the Selectmen's office. at town hall, Wallingford, and at the office of the Highway tommissioner, State Capitol, Hartford. he Selectmen reserve the right to reject any or all bids, as the interest of the town may appear.
 Dated at Wallingford, Oct. I, 1895.
 JOHN B. MIX,
 VIM. E. HALL,
 GEORGE S. WILCOX. o2 l2t Selectmen.
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Containing among its ingredients the purest imported ginger, it is vastly superior to the cheap, worthless, and often dangerous gingers urged as substitutes. Ask for SANF0RD'S GINGER end look for owl trade mark on the wrapper. Sold everywhere. POTTER DRUG AND CAEA. CoBr., Sole ProPretoIs, Boston,
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Walked with Crutches Rheumatism Eczema Swelled
 Neck-Hood's Cured.
Mrs. s. F. iStmmons Springfield, Ohio.

"For two years have been sick, having been confined to the house for year. I have had eczema for nine years, having skilled physicians, but received no benefit. Last winter I caught cold and became
 Afflicted With Rheumatism,
 which put me on crutches. Last July commenced to use Hoods Sarsaparilla, and before had finished one bottle I laid the crutches aside. After taking two bottles the eczema had left me and I was almost entirely free from the effects of a swelled neck. I know that it was Hoods Sarsapa- rilla that cured me and think it cannot be recommended too highly. Although 57 years old, feel young again." MRS. s. P. SIMMONS, East Springfield, Ohio.
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New Haven, ct., Sept. Ist, 1894. Messrs. Charles ". Whittlesey e Co.,,
 DEAR SIRs:
 Having examined the, formula for your Zahnite and Zahnite Powder, can confidently recommend them for keeping the teeth and gums in a healthful condition. They contain nothing injurious to the teeth or the health of the user.
 have recently examined the mouth of a person who has used Zahnite for several months, and found it in excel- lent condition.
 Yours Truly,
 4. ". Rice, Q. 9. 8.
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F. A. FOWLER'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC

ID EOPENS September 9th rooms and 9. 1N s51 Chapel street Teachers F. A. Fow- Ter, Franz Milcke, John c. Griggs and assist ants. Voices tried, and applicants examined for any department free of charge. Appli- cants for Violin will be examined by Mir. Milcke on Tuesdays and Fridays from 12 to l. Circulars on application. s7 3m
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RAILROADS.
Penn nsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3
sTREETS.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
sTREETs.
In Effect Novem ber IT. 1895.
1880 A. RI. PENNSYLVANIA LIN
ITED,-PullInan Sleeping, Dining, smok
lug. and Observa tioU Cars, Hal lis burg
to Chicago, CINCINNATI Indianapolis, st
Louis, Clevela nd, and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car TO Harrisburg
1890 M. FAST TLINE-Puilman
lor aud Dining Cars. Harrisburg TO
$40 r., M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
harrisburg 70 st. Louis, CINCINNATI Louis
Vile, aud Chicago.
.a sIsxains I wESIERS Sar g G6iassa GH6SiPRsss s1a
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland Dining Car to
Chicago
Nj; soYTH%EHnERS slssplHE ana S,a5: HS
cars TO st. Louis. aud Sleeping CaS
harrisburg to CINCINNATI
0;A0 fi fsietSisc f1sIfaS Car 20 PEmsIhREss-
~ a, M. Tor Kane, Cananda1gua
kocheseer. and Niagara Fails daily. ea.
Gao eep. -. M. for Elnira and Repor,-
daily. except Sunday. For WiDiaInspors
1lSP M M f9E N,srsIa ,MIlIalnSP1F. Fss soGhestsr
cent Saturday, with Sleeping Car WASH
fnston to Suspension Bridge. via But
falo.
kochester, BUFFALO, and Niagara Falls
daily, sleeping Car Washington to II
sor Philadelphia, New York, and the
400 p. Nj. "CqNGREssIoNAL LIN.
EfED," daily yal,,nnss all Parler Cars with DIN
Dining Car, q 20 800, 70: 90 DINING
min9Etonn ~ ma e. IA s5 n m 2n5; On snhd 4do $40
Dining S1E; a Car, 42t. 800, II 90 t6lniDs ling
Car from wilmingtonl a; M, I2.15, 3.I5,
f6sdsSla s9 s leSS o3y faa Fast hxprrpss 3 n Psi
m. w Weekdays. Express. l2. 5 week-dayas. a
2.O1 and $40 p m; daiiy; For Boston
rsl sns gaitinoP S.ns F. g. aaily du 80. 90;
1873 1873 1g4s ~ aoi es 5n: 1'sG zoo L
g. 1880, sa,uday le ~ os s. IA agS sSo 555 l5SS
400 400 I. Iimited, 40. SO, 500. q. ~
7.IO, 1000. 10 ,40~and I1.55 p. m.
rdnf p anaapGils a. %asll IS, sp 500 a. M 1a1sano
go ,; M M daily, exeep, Sunday. sun
mond. .Jacksonviiie. and Tampa. Hica, 4se
StIaata. s4s q n r. Gaiy m ydaq ElehSRa RisSanssSSS
AccoinmodatioD Tor Quantico. z .46 a. m.
For aiexandria,, 430. $40. S.45, $40.
s.AS. l9i57; ID l1.So = sa 2. 2 1850, 10
and IL SO y. m. On Sunday az A. SO. I. AZ
S.45 a. IT,. z.45, 6-lo, 500. and i0.i6
AeSszs Ss. fo5, 20, iS 1o.1s, sSS.esas S.ss a. c1o: %.
19S' Pa. $.999, $99, 3i2ss Ri S so so 40 a.IX
On Sunday at 6.43, g.l0. 1o2s a. M nv.
2.i6, $50. 700. 7.20. $40. and iO.53
ticket offices. corner Fifteenth ana q
streets and at the station, Sixth and 81
streets, where orders can be left for The
checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
n, n. PROVOST, yR WOOD.
. 0o1. Manager. Gen. Passenger AGenk
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READ THIS AFTER DINNER-If you

READ THIS AFTER DINNER-If you
are earning fair wages. paying rent
and able 10 save from s., 10 SO month,
you are The person for whom this is iu-
tended. Ny object in addressing you is
this: l have control of a number of new
brick houses, each containing six rooms
and bath; they are located northeast, very
Convenient TO cars and herdics; the price
OF these houses is So 500; the terms are
unusually easy; If you wish, you need pay
No CASH AT ALL, and a monthly pay
ment of $50 viii cover interest, principal,
insurance, taxes, and even water rent;
the houses are well worth the money, even
TO a cash buyer, the monthly payments Will
never be more than S29, and each month
You Will own more uf the house, from which
no landlord can eject You at will; the plan
on which | sell these houses is plain, clear,
aud there is no trick In il; NJ you keep
your contract. | shall keep mine, and YOU
Will know before you have parted with
dollar just what yOu are undertaking; il
the above interests you, l shall be pleased
To hear from you, by mail or in person; If
you wish, / win COME To see you; should
you prefer TO cali upon me, appoint a time,
day or evening, and Will be IN my office.
DONATH, GIL 9TH ST., opp. Pat
ent Office. 1t
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help WANTED AND SITUATIONS WANTED
20 Words for lOc.
LEGAL NOTICES.

EST A TEofJamesC Coon, late OF soldiers
noine, Washington, d. c., No. 6,S42
Document 81, issued December 20. 1895.
Application having been made to the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia.
last will OF James Coon and for letters of
administration on said estate. by John
Green, sole legatee. This is to give notice
TO all concerned to appear in said court ON
Friday, the 18th day of January. A. D..
1886, at 10 O'Clock a. m.. to show cause
why such application should not be granted.
A. h. Hagner. Attest: ]. NOTA MGILL.
Register of Wills, d. c. HORACE L.
STILES. Proctor for Applicant.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L. A. 1881. K. OF l..
The Bottling House Assembly have call
ed a special meeting MONDAY, December
80, 1895, 7:30 p. m, at Times Building,
third floor. By order Master Workman
r M FARMER. de2S-1 TEN
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

A GOOD small square piano to ex-
change for a cushion or pneumatic
tire bicycle; must be in good condition.
Address b. Y. B., this office. 1t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

BUY your own home for $40 a month:
new l-2-story house; cellar; Langdon:
one squared from depot, FOR sale; 81 monthly.
Cali or address OWNER, 611 Nd. avene. 1t
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FOR SALE-Best make ofiDcubators,
brooders and ircsh green bone: call
and see the incubators 10 working order.
Sch,nid's Bird and Pet Animal Stores. 7l3
18th st. NV. and 122 Pa. ave.
90 g. II Us
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FOR RENT-Brick, bay window, 6
rooms and bath, 1925 18th NV; all
mod. iinps.; newly paPered and painted;
S20-Sl per month. l-45 18th NV, S22.SI
per month. Address 1893 18TH NV. ten
FOR RENT-Seven-ro0m house, No.
43o l NV; near four lines OF cars,
with all modern improvements; hot and
cold water; key at premises; rent. S23.50.
d27-5t,em
FOR REGT-l6I6 E st. Sc; T-roorn
house; SI0.Jo; ley next door. d2T-1t ,ern
FOR RENT-House SOT 11th st. NV,
IL rooms; m l.; in perfect rel air. Ap-
ply a sos 11thst. dec 25-6J
FOR RENC-123S Duncan ST. ne;
rooms; all mod. imps.; nearly new:
81 1890. JOHN W NORRIS, 614 + st.
de2i-St
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ENG Insurancc Company. of

FIRE EMS Insurance Company, Of
flee corner eth st. and Louisiana ave.
NV. Washington, ID. c., Dec. 26, 1885.
The stockholders OF the Fircmen's
Insurance Company OF Washington and
Georgetown Will meet at this office on
MONDAY, January 6, between the hours
of IL O'Clock a. m. and = O'Clock m, for
the purpose of eleciing thirt cen directors
for the ensuing year. C. w. HOWARD,
Secretary. de27-I1t
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Organs from S24.5O. Pianos from
Sis up. Cash or easy monthly pay
ments.
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THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Capital Trust Company for the
election of directors for the ensuing year
will be held at the Hotel Fleischmann,
Alexandria, Va, on "WEDNESDAY, January
s, 1896. Polls open at p. IN. and close at
p. m. Books for the transfer OF stock
until January 3, inclusive. HENRY K.
SIMPSON, Secretary. de27-13t
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL. PIANO, vIOLIN-Students
can get 81 to So grade private lessons
at only 25c. OF a responsible professor Of
acknowledged ability, who offers thi ex-
traordinary iuducement in order tn secure
a fall patronage at once from the first of
The year. Address CONSERVATORY this
office. de29-3t
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R. L. C.-All members of Plasterers'
l.. A 1914, X. of L., are hereby noti-
fled to attend the next regular meeting
of the assembly, on Monda evening, Decen-
Der 30, 1895. Business of importance to
all. By order OF the assembly.
laoS lem
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LESSONS in drawing; oil, water colors,
crayon, pastel, pen and ink; one can
learn in n short time without experience.
So per month lr you call before New Years.
STUDIO, 1897 Pa. ave-, on I'd floor front
dec28-3t
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wANTED-ROOMS.

ANTED-3 or unfur. rooms for
light housekeeping; 3 adults; state
price. Address G. s., this office. de29-3t
WA ANTED-Three ladies would like one
large or two communicating rooms;
furnished or unfurnished; with board; In
private family; state terms, which must be
low. BOARD, this office. II
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w. Fl. SHOEMAKER & SON.
del BOT 422 Ninth street.
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NO, Organ, Vocal Music and theory
taught by j. F. GERMUILLER, GIL I
st. NV; terms moderate. de1S-1mo
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FOR RENT-Cnfur., 3 coed, sunny %
floor rooms; bath, closets, heat and
gas; SO in advance; refs. exchanged. 329
Spruce ST., lie Droit Park NV. de27-2t-em
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FOR RENT unIur. rooms; front ex
posure; rent 81 permouth. 101 Sd ne.
dp27-3,em
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NCEHS cureo without the knife:
annie references. Sanitarium, 1920
g st. NV. CHARLES ALLEN. H. d.
po2O- 3mo
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MUSIC at New Years receptions adds
CHARM l furnish excellent music for
hour. G. M. HARDING, 1923 n. j. ave
de2S-2tein
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wIMODA UGHSIS Classes, 1923
st. NV, beg inning November-Shprt.
hand, dic.ation aud .ylewriting, Ars
Baldwin, OF Business High School; book
ADA L. SMITH. supl
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FoUND-A chance to get handsome
watch for "Kis-Me'' gum wrappers dur
ing January and February. 437 11th NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE Center Market will be open Tues
day, December 81, 1898, from u.
IN. until % p. m. and on Wednesday, Janu-
ary l, 1896, from 5. a. IN. until 10: 80 u.
IN. p. s. SMITH, Clerk. de29-3t
SPECIAL NOTICE-To All friends
or organized labor, greeting. This Is
to notify that the difference pending be-
tween Journeymen Butchers Union, No.
6341, and Edward q. Schneider, pork
Seventh street road, has as yet not been
settled. de23-4t.eod
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FOR RENT-Room and board, $50 per
month: table board, $3.50 per week
S25 2lst ST. NV. d26 -3t, ,etn
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yTTST RECEIVED-Fine lot young Gu.
ban pa rrcrs. guaranteed TO talk: also
nionkcys. c.tnafies mocSing birds. gold
fish, dogs, q nd fairy pigeons. SCEMID'A
ZIP 12fh ST. NV. branch 1921 Pa. ave.
pIv1G-tt
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FOR RENT newly-furnshed rooms
in private family, with or without
board; cars pass door. 136 c st. ne.
de26 -6t-em
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GUNS. Rifles. lievolvers, loading tools
hunters outfits, watches. 1ewelry,
guitars. vio.ins. banios mandolins. ut about
one iaif regular dealers prices at PAWN
SHOP. No 1903 e ST. NV. oc1-6mo
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WA AETED-By party acquainted with
retail tea and coffee trade, an active
partner with S2CO to invest against ex
perience OF five years. Address COFFEE,
this office. Item
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

w wANTED-The loan OF So 900 on first
18th ct. as12-u
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LOST.

LOST-Large Irish setter dog; answers
to name DOM return TO 414 9th ST. ne,
and reward 1t
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A Bargain-Stock and fixtures of good
business for sale; located on the north
side of Pa. ave-, near 18th st. NV; owner
unable to give personal attention. Ad
dress Box d. this office ae27-3t
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STOLEN-New Hartford bicycle, No.
1850, 1895 pattern. A very liberal
reward for the return of same to 500 7th
st. NV; no questions asked. de21-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


ALI. KINDS OF rent signs 6c. each. JOHN
+. SHERRY, 629 F st. NV.
Ia1-1.u c-1n,o
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FOR RENTED i st. NV; hall room,
So; gentleman only. de27-4t
FOR RENT-Furnished hall room; I'd
story, front; will rent cheap. 429
Mass ave. NV. de27
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FOR RENT-Furnished for house
keeping. 1888 L st. NV. de2S-3t
FOR RENT-Third-floo large front
room FUR; heat and gas; bath room ad
ing OFFICES; So. 41S Mass. ave. NV.
d27- -2t en-
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The Indiana After Them.

Dick Horsley and friend rode into
Mitchell Monday evening and stopped
with Henry Parry, having made the
trip from the Black Hills country on
their ponies. The boys tell a pretty
good joke on themselves. Coming
across the reservation west of Pierre
the boys camped near the Indian agen-
cy and no sooner we're they settled
when they saw some Indians swooping
down upon them and they became
greatly alarmed for their safety. About
all the boys could make out from the
Indians was the one word "agent" and
wanted the boys TO go with them. The
boys had no other alternative than to go,
but couldn't imagine what their fate
would be until they saw the counten-
ance of an American citizen at the
agency. They were required to regis
ter their names before crossing the res
ervation, rule the Indian police like
to enforce as they have not much else
to do. Young Horsley says his father,
who left here over year ago, is very
anxious to return to Mitchell and that
he regretted ever having left here.
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cally nothing. The crops in that coun-
try have always been good and fail,
ure in crops is rare thing. Mitchell
stands ready to assist the good people
OF Charles Mix county in obtaining
what they really need. This town has
never regretted the amount of money
expended in getting the Omaha this
far and now what we want to see is the
road extended to the river. With the
magnanimous offer of a too generous
people laid before them there can be
but one course for the railroad people
to pursue and that is to accept the
proposition. With that extension new
territory would be opened up to Mitch
ell which cannot now be reached on ac-
count of the distance but with trains
coming in from the west there would
be perceptible difference in the busi-
ness transacted in this town. Let
Mitchell do its duty and it's whole duty
in the matter and much good will re-
suit from it.
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New Grounds For u Divorce,

Down in Armour a physician has
found new grounds for divorce upon
which he actually got Decree. DR..
Smith, that is the gentleman's name,
secured his liberty on the representa-
tion that his wife, Nellie M. Smith, is
Seventh Day Adventist, and that ever
since their marriage she has made his
life burden by her efforts to convert
him. She has even gone so far on
some occasions, the doctor averred, as
to wake him up in the middle of the
night to deliver sermons. In addition
to this, he remarks, incidentally, that
she is of very jealous disposition.
The combination was more than the
doctor could stand and the aid of the
divorce courts was invoked. Mrs.
Smith is living at present at Battle
Creek, Mich.
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To Improve Greene,s Grove.

An effort is being made by several
public spirited gentlemen of this city to
organize company to buy about forty
acres OF Greene's grove on the Jim
river The mpany will be composed
of twenty men who will put in 500
each. The object is to make some i'm
provements in the grove and to add
such conveniences as will make the re-
sort more popular. 1t is intended to
have lawn tennis court. and base
ball ground for an amusement feature
A club house, with a spacious dancing
hall will be erected later, and also a
band stand. An artesian we'll may be
put down next year and water conduct
ed to all parts of the ground. There is
also some talk of putting small steam
launch on the river in which pleasure
parties can be accommod ated for rides
up and down the river. The grove can
easily be converted into handsome and
commodious resort, and for fine shade
1t far exceeds the Madison grounds.
Ihe gentlemen who have the soliciting
in charge say they only lack four or
five moro to go to work on the scheme
and close up the deal on the land pur-
chase. We hope they will be able to
carry the project through to success
full end as resort of that kind will at
tract good many people here from
year to wear.
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Board of Regents in Town.

Messrs. Steere, Sibbison. Davis, Laf-
lin and Jetfries OF the board of regents
we're in the city Saturday, having been
to Piankinton to inspect the reform
school, and from here they went to
Yankton to look over the insane
asylum. The gentlemen, who are
friendly with Gov. Sheldon. would not
say much about the Brookings college
affair, but from the general tone OF
their remarks they did not think that
the Governor was gaining any par:ic-
ular strength in the course he was
pursuing
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Hard on the Old Soldier

St. Paul Pioneer Press: A case is
reported in our local columns which il
lustrates the extreme severity with
which the present democratic admins
tratlon construes the claims of old and
disabled soldiers for pensions A st.
Paul veteran who was formerly on the
pension rolls for fourteen years and
was stricken therefrom on the ground
that his disability was not acquired in
the service, had his pension restored
and largely increased under the law of
1880. Now he finds that the whole
amount OF pension he received when he
was on the rolls before is to be deduct
ed from what is due him under the law
OF 1890, and his friends are naturally
very indignant about it, Commissioner
Lochren was himself union soldier,
and is well known to be thoroughly
just and kind-hearted man personally.
But he is constrained to take this view
OF the law, possibly because the facts
warrant it, but more probably because
he is under the freezing influence of the
illiberal policy of the Democratic ad-
ministration toward union soldiers.
He may be technically right in his
construction Of the law: but if we un-
derstood the facts they would justify a
more liberal and more equitable in
depreciation.
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MONTHLY SESSION
Tho City Council Get Their Heads To-
gether and Transact Simply the
Routine Business Of a Month.
The Appointment Of Chief Of Police Was
Not Touched Because the Mayor
Did Not Bring 1t Up.
HAD AN INDIAN SCARE
Two Young Fellows Crossing the Sioux
Reservation at Pierre Are Attacked
By Indians But Not Injured
THEIR MONTHLY SESSION.
The City Council Transacted Routin
Business Monday Evening.

The City Council Transacted Routine
Business Monday Evening.
When Mayor Seaman called the city
council to order Monday evening for
the regular monthly meeting there
We're present Aldermen Simpson, Nc
Dougal, Indra, Kings, Levinger, Bracy.
Auditor Stearns read the minutes of
the previous meeting which were ap-
proved.
a petition from six residents of the
south side was read by Auditor Stearns
asking the council to abate the enuisance
of the city sewer which empties into
Dry Kun, at least to have the drain
fixed SO as to permit the refuse to run
off Alderman Simpson was instructed
by the council to have the drain fixed
at once.
The council listened to the first read
ing of an ordinance which prohibits
bicycles from being ridden on any side
walk within the corporate limits of the
city at reckless or dangerous speed
The second section imposes a fine of 81
for disregarding the injunctions of the
ordinance.
Judge Abbey's report of his office
for the month of July was read, HAVING
four Migrants before him, three of
whose cases were continued and the
other was given five days of labor on
the streets.
The city treasurer's monthly report
was read which showed cash balance
OF ST SOIL and the June taxes showed
a collection of S2246l,
On motion by Alderman Bracv, Sec
onded by Alderman Simpson the fol.
lowing bills were allowed:
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Fosters Map of the Reservation.
We are state agents for Fosters map
OF the Yankton reservation, just issued
Price so cents.
THE MITCHELL PRINTING Co.,
Mitchell, S. D.
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