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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-16

East-bound shipments from Chicago last
week amounted to 55,71l tons. against 60.6l4
for the preceding week. and Sa,s3S for the
corresponding week OF last year The roads
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soCIETY NIEETINtas.

SOCIETY MEETINGS..
MASONIC-Keystone Chapter, No. s. r. "A.
NJ. Stated meeting in Masonic Temple,
this (Tuesday) evening, at 7:30 O'clock
MARTIN Fl. RICE, High Priest.
JACOB w. SMITH, Sec'y.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lodge, No. 500, Il. and
A. M. Called meeting this cTuesday) even
ing. at 1880 o'clock. for work In the sec
EDWARD d. MOORE, w. M.
HOWARD KIMBALIs, Sec'y.
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Telephone $50 and have Lieber's Tafei
Beer delivered cool and sparkling.
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remains of the late Mrs.
Betsey Brooke Bright will reach Indian-
apolis from Washington. Tuesday, April
then direct to Crown Hill for interment.
the final services taking PLACE there. Inn
to accompany the remains to the cerie-
terry are requested to meet in the office
of the treasurer of the Union Railway
Company. at the Station, at IL 80
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENT Florea s. Seidensticker.
having formed partnership. have moved
street. taking charge II the office and law
business OF the late 1Adolpn Seidcnstick1E
deceased
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FOR RENT.

FOR RlcNT~-The two desirable storerooms
Nos 50 and So South Illinois street. Rent
$50 each {. Il. REYNOLDS &c CO.. 10
circle.
For f.h.NT--i4arge front rooms also small
bs.cl room Furnished or unfurnished.
Bath Could be used for light house,
keeping. 5s3 North Pennsylvania street
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nen-llnr In Mc.t rnainnnnolin

court OF the Tribe OF Ben-Hur was
instituted last eight IN West Indianapolis
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WILL refund fun price paid
me for any goods or services
during last two years. II not
reasonable as any In the city. l
No extra charge for lady as
sistant.
CHARLES T. wHITSETT.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and DipIoma.
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LOANS-Money on mortgages. G. r.
SAYLES, 75 East Market street
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MONEY TO LOAN-We have plenty OF 8
per cent money to loan on Indiana farms
G. N. WILLIAMS & CO.. Charlottesville
Ind
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FINANCIAL--Lafge loans at per Ger
on business property. THOS. G. DAY
CO., " T.. Market street. M
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LOANS-Sunis Of $500 and over.
City property and farms.
C. e. COFFIN g. CO., 80 East Market
street.
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MONEY TO LOAN--On farms at the low
est market rate; privileges for payment
THOMAS C. DAY & CO.. ~ East Market
cfraot IpdippapOiS.
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Loan and
street A. III. NORDYKE, PRESIDENT
CHARLES f. DARK, Secretary. Loans
on Real Estate Mortgage made promptly.
Interest paid on deposits. Agents wanted.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE--Howard's Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works, corner st. Clair street and
Canal. Two of the latest improved carpet
nh
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Good Detective Work.

The letter was promptly handed. to Il
railroad superintendent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-30

Ste paren falt BON ber gleiden @rSse.
Sbr fdeerenartises Maul, tnnen bon
ber pra9toolliten Purpurfarbe, nett
aufiperrenb, oeriudte tebe Der @esnerin
bic Sette abdusetpinnen, ba it9 bort
ieoenfalls an, let9teiten 0erletunsen
betbrtnsen laifen. Qdnsere 3eit mar
bte Miibe betoerietts erfololos, ite
miben it6 oei9tdt aus unS bielten
itd tmmer ibre iharfea Sansen 3ar
Gbtpebr %atge9eu. Do9 enSli9 selans
es benz etnen Gbter, nt9t altsln bie
Slanfe bes anberert 81. erretden, ion.
bern iogar auf oieies btuauf3uflettern.
Gunmebr be9ann eS bampDrarttg Dor,
5iseben: rt9t nit etnem Male, ion.
bern gang alludlis, aber I'm 70 nod,
brhdltder bobrte eS ietne born beftnb>
li6en 3ansen, iowte bic frallenartisen
Deine tn ben Gopf unb &umpf bes
unten liesenben Setnbes, ber bas fait
uebrlos 9ei9eben laiien mubte. Der
3anpf bate idon eine CUTE Weile 9e>
bauert, unb aus ben Wunben oes ers
ltesenoen GdmpferS flop bereits an ben
peri6iebeniten Stellen cine siftsriine
6liiiiisfeit, elm .3eideu, oaB es mobl
balo nit linn 81 Gnbe sebet, muBte.
9lls bas Gbier ipabrnabm, baB es p6llis
madtloS unb ieine Mtnuten seipiB ses
adblt ieien, wollte es enti6ieoen bas
9obesuerfabren perfiir3en. Pl0slid
ndmltd erbob es iid elm penis, unb
ieinen 9opf unter iid bur9 nod rid
mdrts idiebenb, bobrte es lid leine
3an9en in bas ei9ene S6man5enbe,
oieies NIT @utb pOlli9 ourdl0dernb
uno i'm pabren Sinne beS @ortes aers
feseno, spoourd natiirlt6 iein Inter,
gang bei6leuni9t wuroe. Der Sieser
aber, Der pielleitbt aud Gerlesunsen
bacon9etrasen bate, perenoete fur3e
3eit oarauf slei6falls. Mein amerifas
niider Sreunb i6ien @efallen an bie>
len graui iamen &dmpfen 3u finocn uuo
begte bic 9lblt6t, bur6 0Orfiibruns
neuer Sdaaren ben 9iigel allmdlis 5u
entoolfern, bod id hattie Senus on
benz einen 91iir9eftreit unb rietb ibm,
bic 1biere lieber einfa6 tootjui6laseu.
St that bie8 oenn aud, uno tn Sur3em
lasen alle aus ibren S6lupfwinteln
9etrofenen 2aranteln tObt umber.
0te Vertilgung bieieS llngejiefers,
peldes itets in groBeren 6amilien 3us
iammen niltet, lit burdaus sere6ts
ferti9t, benn Der 8iB Der Tarantet TT
oft tobtlid. Gas 3bier mdre nod be-
oeutenb 9efdbrlider, menn eS ii1 ni6t
10 langiam bepe9te, 10 baB man ibm
lei4t aus bem @ege seben tann unS
es eisentli9 uur TN Sblafe gu fiirdten
brauht.
3rinft Spaanb'S 9bee.
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= e L a =.

- Sdmere &esenf6ne nerbeu aus
bem @etiete Der 4raniaspab 8abn
gemelbet. so ton Waeo, 2odbart,
unb 9ouHon. Ser GlmsGreet lit iiber
ieine ufer eetreten unb bot bic @egeub
fiibli9 bon @ibbings meilenweit unter
WaKer gelebt. Nu6 ber &odp Greet
| lit bel Mout tiber feline ufer getreten.
Ser g9abeu 1T febr groB. Nus 9ou>
! iton uirb beri6tet, baB bic 8rdde Der
Soufton & Seras Central 8abn BEL
9sarue iiber ben 6anbp Greet pDllig
binwessemaiden luorben 1T. 9ie
@uabaloupe, Der Colorado uub Der
8raaoS maren b6ber als felt Iangen
Jabren unb baben ibre gtieberungen
auf meite @treden unter Wafer gefeBt.
Gie tn ben Bottoms Difriften gelesenen
Garmen tnb f6ner bef9dbist unb gum
! She'll onuitdnbig pertuiiitet morben.
Ser Ba3ps mar bel 0empiteab I'M mebr
als Is SUB sefiegen.
= Sn Wacp baben fi9 iebt aud bic
probibitioniilen fitr bic beporfebenbe
2ocal<Options@ s@ampagne organiiirt.
= 9as In Sort Wortb tagenbe
5taat8s s@recutiDs &omite Der populiz
fen bat nod slueitdgiger 8eratbuug
cine lange Nbrefe erlaKen, in tpel@er
/ man bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes
ginfommenfeuerseiebes burd bas
8unbessS sSbergeri9t in gef6idter @eiie
basu benubt, 8apital far bic populiitis
f6e Ngitation gu i6lagen. 9ie @olbz
wabrung wirb fur eine v8ebrobun8
Der Snbuffrie beS 2aubes" be3ei9net.
Nfah erfldrt ferner, baB man nit Der
Notwithstanding unb NIT ben
Befrebungen Der american BroteetiDe
NRociatioH alS partei Ni6ts gu tbun
baben noble, ionbern bic Stenuns gu
biefen Gragen iebem populiiten als
pripatfa6e anbeim ffeae.
= STIR bic ffdbtii9e @abl babea fi9
in @albefon 8,236 St,mmgeber resis
ftriren IafIen.
= Dte gountp &ommiKdre bon
9arnes Gountp baben iebt bas mere
Court 9ouie in 4arnes @itp pffteien
iibernommen. Safelbe uurbe nit eis
mem &0fenaufmanbe bon $46.500 ers
i ridtet unb III ems Der f96nfen @e>
bdube bieier Mrt TN Staate.
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@onnenftrabI serdtb Der Saft in Be-
tDegung, er brdngt mad auBeu. ndbs
renb ibn hie &dl1e mieoer 3urIdiagt.
Oeffnet man nit benz MeHer einen fol-
den @noien unb betra9tet oen Quer>
i6nitt unter benz 8ergr6Berunssslaie,
10 1iebt man, baB i'm Winttc tbatid9s
lid bic nd6ite Generation bOrgebilbet
wirb: Wir ieben 8litben, 8Idtter
nnb 3weige bes ud6fen Sabres, Der
e5tiel brau6t MIR ii6 au itreden unb
Der 3weig 1T ba. @benio 1T es nit
ben GriibIingSblumen. 9as S9nees
gl6d6en, Der &rofus liesen ppu ent.
midelt in Der 3piebeI. 8ri6t bic
Slume in Jolge ibrer @igenmdrme
bur9 ben S6nee. 10 iff bies nur elm
Iusma6ien bes Stensels. Sa, bas
fogenannte slufbre6en Der 8liitbe gebt
10 i9nel, oaB bic pfan5e faum 3eit
bat, @blorOpbpa 81 bllben. Die Gars
be entitsat erft UNFIT Der @intpirtung
beS 2i6tes, unb bas tonnte Tidt ober
nur tbeiltpeiie aum Snuern Der 3nies
bel ober Blatttnoipe bringen. Mus
6ieiem @ruube ftnb bic RAID aufbItis
benben 8lumen ueiB pber nur tpenig
aefdrbt. Ser Minter 1T alio fur bic
pfanse feline 3eit Der &ube, fonbern
nit @usnabme Der Grofttage etne 3eit
Der emf ftgen Nrbeit, Der 8orbereitung
fur bas Jriibiabr.
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|W0LFSON'S
@errem &leiber 9Saarem, !,

2ei6te elegante 6erren CONNER
Worfeb Gnsage, bhbf6 aneefertist.
bra9ten frHber $12. iebt 5u $7.49.
Seine i6mar5e unD blaue 9errens
@beoiot> An5age au $1,000.
9erren Mlpaca &6de 3u $1.00 unb
oufwdrtS.
6erren Mobair unt 5icilien aod
unb Wefen au So. so unb nufmdrts.
Qerren 8albriggan Mnshge. tDertb
Is Gents, 3n so Gents.
9erren GaHcp Negligg 6embeu,
aragen unb Mani6etteu, 5u 40 @ts.
Derren Gancp, nit @piBen beIebte
yta6tbenben, su 40 @ents.
6erren meiBe eefdumte Saf3ens
tii9er, 3 fur rs Gents.
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Dr.. priee's Cream Batting pomoer
9as boafomnteniae. has senta9t tpirh.
asas tbmm Sie gtamsem im sstmter

aSas tbmm bie @Hansem im gDtnter2
Ser Baum bliibt TN Grabiabr unb
reift bic Grh@te i'm eommer; tn @ins
ter rubt ber Baum. er f6ldft unb trdumt,
tpie es poetiidb beiBt. Die Sa6e lit
ni@t gana ri6tig. Ni6ts In ber gtatur
rubt, ni6ts f6ldft. Mnes, aud bic
fleinfen Ntome fnb In etpiser 8eipes
gumg. 6at ber Baum feline Grd9te
9etragen, bat ber airftblum bur9 fein
I 5aftigesGlei19 9biere anb Weni1en bers
beigelodt unb iinb bic aerne a9tlos ober
NIT 8orbeba6t ber mitterli6en grbe
snradgegeben. III alio bic NuSiaat bes
ior9t, 10 aiebt ii6 ber Saft aus Zen
Bldttern unb 3weisen nod 6em Sns
nern bes 8aumes 3urtd. Ser Soft
beftebt gum gr6beren Sbeile aus @ois
fer. unb In ibm sel6ff fin6 organii6e
unb unorsanii6e Stofe. Diefer Gaft
bilft beim Nufbau Der pHanae unb
uirb babel unterifhbt bon ben grtinen
8ldttern. Oieie iinb, pie betannt, bic
2unge bes 8aumeS; an ibrer unters
fei!e befinbet fi9 cine Menge bon Oeffs
nungen, beren Gunftion es 1T. bic &obs
lenidure ber atrnofpbdriiden 9uft eins
ein3uatbmen. Die pHdn3e 3erlest bieie
Gasart. bic aobIe bebdIt Re 3uriid,
ben SauerfOh bagegen brau6t fie nidt
unb atbmet ibn baber wieber aus. Sm
Derbfe na9 ber @rnte, bebarf Der
Baum teiner 8ldtter mehr. unb mers
ben bieie bonn Safte ni9t mebr erndbrt,
10 5erfdlt ba8 @bloropbpl, Der bas
@rin biloenbe Garbhoff. uub Rotb
unb @elb treten an feine Stele. Sleibt
Der Soft gang aus. 10 trDduen bic
Bldtter elm; lie bertpelfeu unb fallen
beim erften WinbftoBe ab. Simmer
fpdrli6er flieBt ber Saft, INNER mebr
5iebt er iid in Oas eiaentlide 6ers, in
bas Wart unb in bic Wursel auriif.
Warums Oamit Der 6roft ibn niht
errei6en fann, Der Wafer ionf In ibm
3u @is erftarren lieBe. unb. ba bieles
mebr &aum einnimmt tpie ienes, elm
pIabeu ber SaftfandIe bic Iolee fein
mirbe. Ser Baum ginge alfo 3u
@runbe 8ei ben einidErigen Phans
aen it bas 3uriid3ieben bes Gaftes ie
, fart, baB iie berborren. 8ei mebridb.
risen pHanaen aber fterben oft bic eans
gen iiber BET Grbe tpa9fenben Sbeile
ab. unb III es babel cine mertpirbise
gri6einuns, baB bic Wur3el cine
Wtahe Reieroefofe ia ii6 aufipei6ert.
Iu6 unfere 0orrdtbe BON Rhben, &ars
toheln, 3piebeln, alIo bic Wuraelge.
Dd9ie, bic ni6t mebr in biretter Ser,
binbung NIT Der @rbe feben, fnb i'm
Dinter biel nabrbafter, Hdrtes unb Ell.
weibbaltiser. Sm Grhbiabr basesen
sebt Elm SbeiI Der Stdrte in 3uder
iiber; bic aartoffeI iuirb iaftiaer. tpdi.
feriser unb beginnt. au9 abeetfennt
bonn Mutteritamme, bas 6rlbiabr ans
3u3eigeu, fe feimt. 8etradten mir 3.
.. einen &irid3meis I'M 2aufe beS
Wiuters brauBen In Der Natur am
8aume. Nn Der Stele. NO bic 8ldtter
abaefalen finb, bemerfen mir tIeine
9n6t6en. 8i8 gum @intritt bes 6ros
fes finb bieie In ftetem Wa9ien be.
eriffen; man6e fnb sldn3enb, BON
6ar5 trtefenb. ale aber fef gef9lohen
unb bart, bamit tein bormibiger 8ogel He
tgegpiden tann. 8ringt ber Winter
cine &eibe BON froiifreien 8agen, 10
tpa6fen bic 8HOten, benn bel ieoem
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Mfpbel ,tttb 9eppidae.

MsDbel ,ttb 9eppibe.
Wfefiins 8sttfeaen, uertb $3.50,
fir $3.50.
parler Sets, itb6n unb bauerbaft,
tpertb $35, au $22. so.
3immers NuSffattungen in ben nelies
fen Mufern unb 3u alleH preiien.
Umbrella Sop MoSquitp 8ars. aus
befem 3euge angefertigt. 81 $3.50.
9dnsematten nit aopftiHen &C.
tpertb $3.50, 3u $1.00.
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Weripptes ltmter5emg
fir 9amem nmb aimber.

@eripptes 2eib6en fur 8amen, 81
@t8. unb aufmdrts.
@eripptes 2eibden fur Damen
(9isle), Is gts. unb aufpdrts.
@erippte 8eintleiber fiir Damen, au
IS Gents unb aufmdrts.
Iermellofe 2eib6en fir ainber, 3u
5 Gents.
@erippte Beintleiber fiir ainber, su
20 Gents.
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: Man effe ftets seiunbe Nabrung
unb a6te barauf. baB ber Magen nidt
auber Orbnnng gerdtb. Die aeittpeis
lige Nnuenbuns BON 9r. Nugnf &6.
uig's 9amburger Sropfen mtrb immer
bon qroBem Werthe lein.
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&oTer 1tttb @eiietai@ett

Wer bielen @Dmmer eine Geiie be-
abf6tigt. tpirb iib fiir unferen sroBen
Iorratb BON aoffern unb &eiietai6en
intereffren. Softer bon $1.50 bis 500;
9anbtaf6en bon $1.00 aufmdrts.
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Gin TN ssinse ilatterases sIatt

II etuem feten Rfetler slei6, TN Uersletd Bu eiuem
serrhttetsn Oter hbsrretsten Rerpsnisfem. Bas TT
bas apps ber Rerpbieu2 &ube'Oie Rdhte unb quail
pcne Tass. @ep6bnIt4 Ietben fie AUD an gsrbuu,
unssbei&perben uub unsenhsenpem Grias ber psr>
braudten a6rpermaterie. Sn ben metffen Gdren finb
fosar oui bas nnperm6sen bes a6rpers, BITE betben
Iestsenannten SuntttOuen seb6rta su erfaaeu, uue
esmptDme BON WerpOftdt Burhd gu fdbren. SOitets
ter's Rasenbtters III bas bepdbrteite Mtttd sesen
Rerpoiitdt. Drspepfe unb Qt4tperpertbuns Der ses
beSsleiAtn 0terenletben, BiiioEtdt, 0erfppfnn, !,
RbeumdtismuS uub WRafarta. Optate unh stftise
Drpsueu, wel&e bas serrhttete Rerpenjpitem nod
metr f&wa@en, beIfen nnr rorhbersehenb, nm beifp
hblere Na&mtrtunsen gu btnterIaHen. Das Bttters
&pdGt nht, ion6srn trdfttst unb bsrnttst bte Rers
pen, tnbem es bte Eunftionen ber Srsane reSuItrt
uub btele adrft. nm bteiea 3we6 gu erthIen, mub
es reseImabts tn beRimmten Dpien seuommeH perten.
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GMDme 8a6es0(,tsiiae.

Dunfelblauer GIaneQ NIT weiber
Borte beiebt, 3u $3.50. 9ieieIben fir
Mdb9en unb &inber, at 5000.
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Weib : Waarett.
9aS yfettfte un6 8eite pas 3ll baben lit,
anf unieren Gerfaufstiiden.

S96ne earrirte Nainioots. -. 5 @ta.
Seine Qualitdt inbii9e 2einen 81
@rtra 125 !,
S96ne gebliimte WulIe. .125 y
WeiBe fran56fide Organbies .25
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= Sn Dallas tagt ber Central. 4uss
f@uB beS Staatss s0erbanbes Der Geuers
perii9erunsssNgenten. Mie e5 beiBt
banbelt es fi6 um mi9tige gereinba.
rnngen. Die 8erbaublungen iperben
nnter Nusf6luB Der Seffentli9teit ses
ftibrt.
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9lmsiiae fir 8mabe,t. .

Mer mirb iein Rin6 drmIi6 setleis
let geben lafen, iuenn man einen gut
paRenben @afinir Nn3us 5u $3.50
6i8 $500 taufen tann2
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&leiberitpfe.

ytadtebenb iin6 ,,Sanregnlfen3eit"
Yreiie. Ser Gorratb miro llidt Iamge
balten, fommt oarum balbigf.
3836qise8 NlbatroB. B.......... As @ts.
40 a6lises gang mollenes 5erge45 y
Gans poqene fran36Rf9e @baIs
Lies, friiber 60 unb IS @ts. ..49
Sommer 9enrietta, 40 3on,
mertb 70 @t8. so
S6waraen Crepe, gang Wole,
40 3oQ brett. t...............75
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DR.. prtee's Cream Batting pomoer.
@eltsamsHeamnas @ebaiae mmh 9iblom.
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Settbedem,
geibemitpffe.

Gro oBartige preis Grniebrigung in
Seibeni iioffem bon "a @ts. bis so @ts.
bic Oarb.
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8etnfleiber fir !6errett
gu 50, $3.50 unb So, gut pafenb uub
porsdgli9e 5tOfe.
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EXHIBITS.

j. D. Humiston has, without doubt,
the most attractive display on the
grounds. He has corn palace, free
admission, of mis- own; several wind
mills in operation running feed mills,
corn shelters, etc. His display Of all
kinds Of machinery, carriages and
wagons is complete. John is a
whole fair of himself, and never fails
to make anything hum he is con,
nected with.
Day & Nichols had a pretty dis
play of jewelry and silverware aud
instruments. G. II. Bah
cock was well we'll represented. Ray
Humiston had a large show case Of
elegant perfumes displayed. The
Worthington Milling Co. had a pyra-
mid of -four displayed. The Union
Mercantile Co. had case Of snowy
dress goods. canned fruits and fancy
goods on exhibition. Hedburg &
Clausen were represented by a case
grain and fruits. Mrs. w. j.
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The three minute trot was called at
4:3O p. M, the 3-year-old and under
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O'Connor presented a fine line Of
trimmed hats. The Mission, Band of

O'Connor presented fine line Of
trimmed hats. The Mission Band zsof
the Presbyterian church presented a
quilt and a number of fancy articles.
The right hand corner from the
main entrance was given over to
the prize vegetables and corn, po
tatoes, cabbage, melons, oats,
onions, ETC., were there in profus-
ion, while the opposite side of the
entrance was taken up by fruits,
jellies preserves, honey, cakes and
other delicacies prepared by the
ladies.
Aug. Falk, the shoe man. exhib-
tied fine line of of mems wo-
mems and children's shoes.
The exhibition of live stock was
quite good. ... -.
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CT Peterson Sept. il 2

,C u Peterson Sept.sl i 4 q, 4; Il
eN.A Dllman 1. q q tss ssts
jonathan Cord don, May 80 ~,
E j Clark, Nov. 20 81,
I B Newkirk, July 8, ~, .@... L
Jno. A Saxon, June 8, ~, u
E B Paul, August, TO-. n-
Mrs. D Shell, May s ~. -
Mrs. E R Humiston, June H.
Mrs. Peter Thompson, June 7 r.
Abe Snyder, May r.,
81 Pepple, April l3 ~,
B r Prince, Aug. IL, ~, .
G Klingingsmith, Aug. II ~,
B F Tannor, July, 81, r."
F H Smith, April ~, r4
D w Chute, Sept. II ~,
Thos. Wills, May ~ -,
j w Read, April 10 ~,
CA Tillander, Aug. III, s.5
James Maber, June 2l II,
Eliza Parsons, May '73,
Mrs. j H johnson, ~,
HIM Tannor, Nov. 81, 'g>>
Mrs. E Smith, April ~,
Susan r Lowe, June 2'70.
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AWARDS.

Div.A.---Geilding,2 years old, r.
H. Belknap, I'd prize. Filly, 3
years old, r. H. Belknap, I'd prize.
Stallion, 2 years old, NJ. .Labaire,
1st prize. Carriage horse, M. La
baire, lst prize. Carriage team,
Peter Thompson, lst prize. Colt,
under l year, Clyde Ager, LIST
prize. Stallion, 3 years old, NJ.
Labaire, l prize. Mare, any age,
NJ. Labaire, lst prize. Carriage
team, Frank Ufford, I'd prize. Stall
lion, 8 year 3 old, Dr. J. N. Gould,
I'd prize.
Div. A., Class /, Roadsters. ).
Stallion, 3 years old, Wilson Ager,
l prize. Brood mare, R. 81. Belk-
uap, LIST prize. .:. +.
Judges-D. Shell, G. NJ. Gran
dali and A. J. Rice.
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Notice.
Rushmore, Mimi, Sept. Is, '95.

Rushmore, MINI, Sept. Is, '95.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned short time
ago lost by lightning two horses
and had them insured with NJ. E..
Foley Of Adrian in the St. Paul
Fire & Marine Insurance Go. Mr..
Foley adjusted my loss and | re-
ceived my money in few days.
Therefore I do most heartily
Recommend the above named
agent and company to all who de-
sire an insurance in good. com
pany and All honest adjustment of
your loss.
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Summons for Relief Complaint
Filed.

.
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Mobiles.
y SIS. r.. .ssr..,,
District Cou IT. 18th Judicial District,
Martha A. Adair and William III. Adair, JOS
eph F. Adair, Buelah May Curless and Altaret-
la Curless, infants, by H. c. Grass, their guard
ian, Plaintiffs, @
=. 3 against @
J. X. p. Thompson, Defendant. 5z5.
The State of Minnesota, to the above named
Defendant:
& You are hereby summoned and required to-
answer the complaint OF the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which is filed in the office
of the clerk of the district court of the Thir-
teenth Judicial District. in and for the county
Of Mobiles and state OF Minnesota. and to serve
copy Of your answer to the said C complaint % on y.
Window, in the County of Cottonwood, within
twenty days after the service OF this summons
upon you, exclusive o. the day OF such service;
and if you fail to answer the said comp laint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated September 10Th, 1885. sSs3
4 - WILSON BoRsT and B. H. WHITNEY. "
Plaintiffs Attorney, Window MINI. s
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The ADVANCE goes to press too ear
ly to$give full report of the fair be-
ing held at this place. The grains
and vegetabl display is not so large
as last year but the quality is much
better. The stock department is well
filled; Ed Cooper of Adrian having
the most complete and largest exhib-
it. f.
At the racing headquarters are a
fine string of fast steppers. A. j.
Rice of Adrian has five, Humming
Bird 2:22, Gayo 2:4l1, Sleepy Tom,
Maud and Deco. A. o. Hendricks is
here with his famous Ben Hur. Jas.
Chapman, also of Adrian, has Cy-
clone, and Mr.. Lebair with Sixteen
to-One andB.Anchor. Mr.. Thompson
has Calamity and Clarence La
Due the wonderful Wilkes. There
are also several running horses.