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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
DUMPING AMERICAN SECURITIES.

1t is currently reported that English
capitalists threaten war on this coun-
try by sending home their American
securities and dumping" them I'm the
home market. This, however, is but q
threat and If carried out the English.
men will not be the gamer On the
question the Philadelphia Ledger says:
English capitalists do queer things
sometimes, ms witness their Investment
In all kinds OF shaky South America
and European securities, but they will
scarcely be crazy enough to make this
country present of several billion dol
lars by way of Furnishing II for doing
what they disprovc. They are not quite
so much like the man who cut Off his
nose to spite his face" as that would
come to. Should they do SO, however,
American capitalists will gladly accept
their goods at the lowest price they
choose TO put upon them"
Whenever our English cousins con
clude to commence the dumping" bust.
ness let them try 1t on and thcdy'll soon
discover their folly.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
THE NEW BATTLEsIIIps.

1t is currently reported and believed In
Washington that the Board of Naval
Experts. which have been considering
the bids for the construction of the bat
tleships ordered by the Fifty
third Congress, will recommend
that the contracts be award
ed to the Newport News Company, and
The Virgnian Is glad to hear II. BY
every right the Newport News Company
is entitled TO the contracts-contracts
earned In fair competltion-and II Is
difficult to understand how the conclu.
sion of the Naval Bonrd could be other
than that the Newport News Com
pany is fairly entitled to the work.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

g. /. - + Il - + Il
ISOLATED With all tlnt is tenderest,
sweetest and holiest In human life"
In nll Christian countries this day will
be observed with religious ceremonies,
with feasting and rejoicing. It inau-
gurated the reign of charity In the
world. Let 1t not be forgotten, then,
amid the general joy of the occasion.
that there are those among us who
are less favored than ourselves. Let us
strive to make others happy. Let all
rejoice that Christmas was given the
world alike for oil of Gods creatures.
He that giveth to the poor lendeth to
the Lord
In this happy, joyous Christmas times
The Virglnian extends the compliments
OIL the season to all It's readers and
wishes them many returns of the day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
PERSONALS.

Mark Twain Will receive almost as
much compensation in London as
ifotte Guilbcrt will in this country.
Mark Is all right.
william 7. Adams (Olivcr Optic has
started from Boston to make trip
around the world. He expects to get
back to lioston In about four months.
Mrs. Ernest Lcverson, the only mem
per OF the STAFF who writes amuSingly
IN Punch. is very pretty woman quite
young, ana always beautifully dressed.
Munkncsy the great artist. now living
In Paris. is never ashamed TO talk of his
loWly beginnings He started in life as
painter of signposts and tradesmen's
walls.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Under decision of the Faycrwea Their
VIII case, In New York Wednesday,
the University of Virginia will get $780,
600 and Hampton S250.0O0
Kansas has Il ladies' smoking club
called THE Sparrow The club room
Is elegantly fitted up with the most lux
nrious furnishings, and contains every
thing that could delight the heart OF
smoker.
George w. Cook, living near Stokes
land in Pittsylvania county, was bad
ly bitten few days since by Il mad dog
and ARRANGEMENTS are being made
there to send him to the Pasteur In
stitute, in New York
The japanese religion demands that
a man must worship on the soil every
day. Noblemcn and rich men evade
this by spriEkling Il little dirt in one
corner OF the room on Il square OF ce-
ment made for the purpose.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

The Virginia Legislature endorses
Cieveland's message and is ready to
Hight. The Old Dominion was always
ready TO oppose British aggressions.
remarks the Lowell News
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

Al New Yorks prison scandals call atten-
tionsto the fact that few convicts escape
IN Illinois. Gov. Altgeld pardons them
before they get tired OF their surround.
.angs, remarks an exchange.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
EIGHT PAGES.

In accordance with a custom. and in
order to give its employees holiday,
The Virginian will not issue any paper
tomorrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

"A Cincinnati heiress has married NJ.
Louis Charter Antonine Guilbert
Fierre Pinton, Of the French legation
az washington. says the Galveston
News. She doubtless considers that
fhe has captured the greater portion OF
the legation.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

s. Dunraven has offered the ValkyrIe
Iii. for sale. Somebody ought to buy
1t Just to get so good boat out Of
j such bad hands, thinks the Augusta
Chronicle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

The Washington Star says that tho
approval of the Presidents course In g
come remarkably near being unani-
nous. The incident has shown the ease
with which the American public oblit-
crates party lines when the occasion
arises.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

The New York Mail and Express says
that in the absence of more specific
information we are unable to determine
whether Dunraver is Jonah or n
whale.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
All Of the Big Departments in Both Buildings are throngec
economists, who know Sound Values when tney see il

Nine Seventy-Five for Regular
Fifteen, Fourteen and Thirteen
Dollar Suits in WorSteds, Cas-
Slmeres and Cheviots, Plain
Black and Fancy Mixtures,
latest style, single and double
breasted Sacks, neat patterns
and excellent values. Sam
pies in West Window. :.
Seven-Fifty only for Heavy
Double Weight Mems Cheviot
Suits, warranted every tible all
wool, and a regular Ten Dollar
Value. Substantially made,
slightly, servlceable, comfort
able,good winter Suits in mems
sizes, just the thing for men
men that are hard on clothes
Six Dollars to close 4 special Gull
ing Of Mems Frock Suits, and
a Sprinkling of Sacks, mixed
sizes, slightly irregular, but
every one Of them a good Suit,
well worth double the Bargain
Price now charged for them.
We bundle the lot together.
lake EN- as they run.
Twelve Dollars BUYS Nobby
Business Suits in Twilled
WeaveS, Chain Weaves,
Basket Weaves, Diagonal
WeaveS, some rough. others
smooth effects. Superbly tail
ored, stylish, up-to-date Suits
that no man would be ashamed
10 wear.
Thirteen Fifty takes Mems
Choice Worsted Suits, includ-
ing Blacks and Blues, Plain
and Fancy Mixtures, Sacks
and Getaways, made in our
own work shops. by our own
tlrSt-claSs taiIors and we'll
worth the extra Five over the
price now charged Tor them.
mis- of alterations 10
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

The Atkinson Globes advise Is:
Don't wish you had n thousand dollars;
you are making n big enough fool of
yourself already on the dollar you have.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

The Boston Standard tells us tlr,t
Maj. Mckinley rather thinks that this
effort to trace Gen. Harrison's descent,
from Pocahontas is sad scheme TO
swing the Smith vote into line.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

me Lowell Mass, News says that
Names mo Mans Land" Is situated
M the town Of Parkhurst, n strip of
uesers where not even bug can
l5 thrive Nobody claims It, nobody
wants 1t, and 1t is the only place in the
state that tramps steer clear Of.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

Another curious thing about some
Congressman shooting off their mouths
Is that they aim at patriotism while all
the time having their eye on something
else, remarks an exchange.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

s The New York Tribune REMARKS tb,,
iesiueht cleveland's latest message is
as "eleome as breath of fresh air
aiter ions inheling fctid atmosphere.
4 sut what CONSERVATION it will cause
IN the Cuckoo camp. Has their lido,
too become "Jingo?"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

me Washington Star says that the
epahish reports of victories over the
Suoans make the achievements so big
2t ina they are unwelldy. If their lead
;ers nave no more faculty in generalshin
IMAM they have in fiction, they nav,
"a longer and more arduous tasp 49,
was first supposed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

eye TO practical eCono-
my, readily detect the
difference in the value
of Sound, Substantial
and ServiCeabIe Mer-
Chandise from that
which is inferior and
questionable. The best
interests Of prudent
money savers are most
carefully guarded here
from the fact that the
entire stock is ahso-
!utely free from SIl0ddy
GOOQS, mdTteTS moi now
cheap The price. oil
Garments made in The
BURK SEQ. WORKSHOPS
are built by Union Tail
ors, and the White Label
of the United Garment
Workers of America is
atlaC he'd TO The goods,
which is a Positive
Guarantee for Superior
Manufacture. Bear in,
mind thatReady- wear
Clothes fiji here equal
10 measure made gO0ds,
as the Tailor Shops in
the Annex Building ad-
n exact fit free Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25
every cay in the week with careful
Level headedf0lks, with half ain

Seven Seventy-Five only for
your choice Of Mems Over
coats made from Warm,
Blue ChinchilIa, medium
long, with velvet collars,
good trimmings, we'll lined
and Splendidly finished and
i'll every detail solid, sound,
sensible and serviceable
Overcoats and a Tip-Top
Value for the price. !. :. !.
Ten Dollars covers the price Of
Mems OvercoatS, made from
reliable fabrics in both light
and dark effects, medium
long, extra lengths, and some
Short Box Sacks, beautifully
cut, nicely finished and
FaultleSSly Tailored through
out.
Twelve Fifty affords a pick
from kerseys, MeItons,
CheviotS and Beavers, various
heftS, shapes, colorS and
shades. Excellent Overcoats
that would command every
where a considerable ad-
vance on our prices for
goods that are neither fin
lShed nor tit anything like 50
we'll. Another assortment Of
phenomenal Overcoat Bar
gains.
Thirteen Fifty owns Fine Over
coats that are All Garments
in every detail OF conStruc-
ton, in half box and full box
backs. OvercoatS that look
well and wear as we'll as
they look, made medium and
extra long, with extra deep
velvet collars and Slanting
pockets. No merchant tailor
produces them more stylish
", no matter what the price.
Extra charge to the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

It is beautifully, touching C,b-ir,
story that Harvey Wilson, The virgin.
| ian ian,s Washington correspondent. relates
in his letter appearing in to-dav,s &c.
1 sue. How much better the world is he
Just such acts as has made the WIDOW
EjSulityan's home SO bright and happv
this this joyous Christmas morning. Lei nc
$ail take the lesson to heart and en-.
ideavor to see what can be done to les
. son the sorrows OF humanity as far as
10 % In our power TO do So
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25

81 rms Is the way the New York Adycr.
user puts 1t: It is good to be an Amer.
! can! It is good to have an Amcrira :.
president! 1t is good to be In ,ha
right! And it is good to have an rzac.
su VII VINO, knowing the right. dar.y
maintain it! We are first and ab.ry. -,
else American patriots.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-25


/, for the return of rejected communications or
manuscripts.
l HIsIH Us ttap
DECEMBER 25. 1895
EIGHT PAGES.
In accordance with custom. and in
( order to give its employees q holiday,
Z The Virginian will not issue any paper
s tomorrow.
The Atchinson Globes advise is:
Don't wish you had Il thousand dollars
you are making n big enough fool of
yourself already on the dollar you have.
V The New York Mail and Express says
that in the absence of more specific
!. information we are unable to determine
whether Dunraven is a Jonah or n
y whale.
Dunraven has offered the Valkyrle
III. for sale. Somebody ought to buy
It just to get SO good boat out of
such bad hands, thinks the Augusta
Chronicle.
The Virginia Legislature endorses
Cleveland's message and is ready to
+ fight. The Old Dominion was always
i ready TO oppose British aggressions.
/ remarks the Lowell News.
i New York's prison scandals call attcn-
L tionto the fact that few convicts escape
II In Illinois. Gov. Altgeld pardons them
Y before they get tired OF their surround.
u angs, remarks an exchange.
AZ ---- -
Another curious thing about some
B congressman shooting off their mouths
& is that they aim at patriotism while all
the time having their eye on something
else remarks an exchange.
~ .s.s -----
The Boston Standard tells us that
Z Maj. Mckinley rather thinks that this
effort to trace Gen. Harrison's descent
from Pocahontas is n sad scheme 10
swing the Smith vote into line.
The Washington Star says that the
approval of the Presidents course has
come remarkably near being unani-
nous. The incident has shown the ease
win which the American public oblit-
5 crates party lines when the occasion
8 arises.
81 Cincinnati heiress has married NJ.
Louis Charter Antonine Guilbert
z Flerre Pinton, Of the French legation
az washington. says the Galveston
News. She doubtless considers that
she has captured the greater portion of
the legation.
me Lowell Mass, News says TINT
+ name NO Mans Land" Is situated
B III the town of Parkhurst, n strip of
desert where not even a bug can
4 thrive Nobody claims It, nobody
wants IT. and 1t is the only place IN tho
state that tramps steer clear Of
The New York Tribune remarks that
resident Clevcland's latest message is
s. as welcome as breath of fresh air
Z a1ter long inhaling fetid atmosphere
sut what CONSERVATION It will capse
sin the Cuckoo camp. Has their lido,
TOO, become "Jingo?"
Inc Washington Star says that the
q spanish reports of victories over the
uoans make the achievements so big
4 tiiat they are unwelldy. If their lead.
81 e e nave no more faculty in generalsbin
Imam they have in fiction they have
e longer and more arduous task tb,n
was first supposed
rms Is the way the New York Adycr.
User puts 1t: 1t is good to be an Amer.
IS can! 1t is good to have an Arnerira,
president! 1t is good to be In ,ha
81 right! And it is good TO have an Fra.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
GRAIN MARKET
,rHE MINNEAPoL1s .MARKf

THE MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.
The fire which partially destroyed the
Chamber of Commerce building and rem
dered it unfit for occupancy, did not af-
feet trading as much as might be ex-
pected. The Western Union had their
Chicago wire working before 10 o'clock
and trading went on as usual in a large
room in the Flour Exchange building.
The marke was strong during the entire
session, December opening at 54Ac, sold
down to 54ss@54&c, and advanced stead
lily to 561sc, closing at sc bid. Outside
markets were strong and it looks as if
the effort made towards the close to
break the market would not be success
full. 3.
Local receipts were 721 cars, against A03
cars last year. The demand was good for
No. L hard at December price, but low
grades were difficult to dispose of at a SAT-
isfactory price to the seller.
= We. are obliged to omit the report of the
receipts and shipments, as they were not
made up; will have them tomorrow.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
tnalis III any place: IL Novi the
HUH usS to stl ike, tha quick

Stls M rs g ana tha AMI t,aI
o'aysillI Ryan, 81 4 ST Louis, said
spoke for the young men of the Irish
nation, WhoSwould take up the fig lit when
some OF the older men before him were
ready TO. LAY II down. s5 ,sss55
This move means I, Z he sald s.revulu-.
ton. It means The turning point from
parliamentary tactics to the pike and the
sword. We have given a patient trial to
peaceful agitation, and now we turn to!
the teachings Of O,Neiu and O'Donnell.'
8 The other speeches were in the same
vein, and were heartily applauded
I State Boiler Inspector Sutton on Mon
day conducted q party Of Minneapolitans
to the state prison at@StillWater and IN
company " it'll John Thornq1,ist extended
them the unofficial eourtesies Of the Gate
City Of the st. Groix, The party includ-
ed j. r.. Canterbury, w. u. Atkins, Geo.
Parker, &. G.. Britain, G.. f jellman, II
EIagman, E. G. Erickson, Drs. Hanscom
and Dutton, OF the health department,
and others.
The police department has received a
circular from the Pinkerton National De
Elective Agency offering $4,000 reward for
the arrest and detention OF Ross G. Van
Bokkelen, the alleged embezzling teller
of the Merchants Loan and Trust Com
pany, of Chicago, who is said to have
made. away with $4,000 Of the banks
,norey. In addition to the $1,000, the
bank also offers g. reward OF percentage
Of all amounts recovered.
Capt. p. w. Wiiht, assistant secretary
Of state, will leave for Europe in q few
days. He will be accompanied rs far as
New York by Henry J. Gjertsen, who will
visit his wife in that city Mrs. Gjert-
sen has been in Europe for six or eight
months. Capt Wildt will spend about
three months in the Scandinavian coun-
tries.
The fIibernian Rifles have selected q
new drill hall and will hereafter drill
every Wednesday evening at Flummer
Post Hall, corner Washington and First
avenes north.
Miss Agnes c. McCaffery, formerly Of
Minneapolis, and DR. James A. Nc
Laughlin, of Benson, Mimi, were mar
ried Sept. il at st. Agnes Church, St.
Agnes, Quebec. After a. wedding trip
to Boston MIR. and Mrs. Mclaughlin were
given a reception at the home of the
groom's parents at Avonmore, Ontario,
Sept. 1G They will arrive in Mime
apolis this week and reside permanently
at Benson.
The marriage of Miss Matte G. Ryan
to A. E.. Garland, both OF Minneapolis,
is announced to take place Oct. at Win
nebago City Mimi. Rev. Edward Spaf-
ford, botherin-law Of the bride. will per-
form the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
land will reside at 200 Dupont avenue
north, where they will be at home after
Nov. i.
On Sunday evening next Father Cleary,
of st. Charles Catholic Church, will de-
liver his charming lecture on the Pas
sion. Play at Oberammergau," at the
French church Of Notre Dame de Lour-
des, IS Second street southeast, the pro-
ceeds to be applied to the benefit of the
church. Tickets, Is cents. the lecture to
begin at s O'clock The subject is one
Of the deepest interest and is made more
SO when discussed by man of the elo-
quence OF Father Cleary. That there
will be a large attendance is fully as
sured,
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions OF
made ana aafSa am
Amanda A. Menage, his wife Aortgagofs to
William S. Ki1noall mortgagee, and duly
Deeds in and for the County o. Her nepin and
State Of Minnesota on the 18th day Of Jan-
uary A. D. 1922, at one o'clock and thirty min,
m esgss tie le
s and bf9 in as G 20 Rs OF
ssd r.
scso ord to me recorded plat thereof On is
and Of record in the office Of the Register Of
Deeds snd for the Comfy OF and
which said mortgage was given to secure, dniy
sssFKa 9mbs in to wiling Maps wilson Viz n sm
Mary Fitz Herbert which ass 3ai ne was
tie 2srd daX a. &C. in s the eee
of tho Register OF Deeds in and for Hennepln
County; Minnesota, and was dn Il, recordedtn
said lot seven q. In said Block p, should be
subject specific lien Of four hun do
i and fty dollars $50, lot tws!ve !lD
IN and
lots thirteen % and fourteen ~. In ms said
Block - Should 5e subject t. Lien t Of
total amount which said mortgage was given
to secure, the sum OF twenty-eight hundred
dollars (S2S00 00).
No action has been instituted at law to re-
cover the amount secured by said mortgage
or any part thereof.
There is CLAIMED to 30 due thereon and is
actually due on said mortgage at the date of this
notice the sum Of three thousand an zig hundred
gsa and bG asts dsss z shaS
s. COLLARS (sssse iats est; Ana there Is
oans ppno and and
every lot as hereinafter and io sailmortssse des-
or bed. VIII:
five hundred eighteen and 43-100 dollars(S 40)
upon said lot eleven Oh in said block e. he snm
of seven hundred twelve and S7l2 so
seven hundred twelve and s0-lo0 dollars SIP 80;
upon said lots thirteen (1s) and fourteen a.. in
four Ton. and so-loS dollars (sios4 so5; and
Whereas, Default has sjeen made in the pay
1nent Of the Interest AID said power Of sale has
Now therefere, Notice is hereby siven that by
reason of said default and by virtue Of the power Of
said and ITO to
said mortgage will be foreclosed end SAID above
described lots sold vt public auction to the hisn
payable against each lot hereinbefore sci forth
and fifty dollars $50 0O) attorneys tees as stipo
lated in saia mortgage In case OF foreclosure
thereof. and tho disbursements eltowet BY law;
which said sale will be made by the Sheriff of
Hennepin County; at the main ent rance, on
orth street Of the sd Gonrs h"s and e the
on MONDAY the 4lh day of November 4 y. 1885, at
ten clock in the forenoon ct said day, Subject
to redemption at any time within one year fr.n
the day Of sale as rovided By law.
MARY FiftZ HskHERr, fornerly MARY 0
2 Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage.
40l-6 Globe Building. MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
J NaTnrNESoTA TR ANsFER

Minnesota Transfer, Sept. 26.-(SpeciaD
Cattle Receipts light and values are
a shade f1rmer. A good demand prevails
for all classes. One load of good spayed
cows, averaging 1859 lbs, said at $3.15, and
was the only sale made. 7
Hogs Market quiet and demand good.
Y Sheep-A few more were offered and
all sold early at $3.50. Demand was firm
# Horses--The market was strong and
$5@10 higher on all horses showing quail
ity.s Heavy grades are steadily increas-
ing in demand and prospects are bright.
Representative sales: Draft geiding,
common, av 1900 lbs, at s75; pair gray
tlrafters, 1900, $165; pair chunks, ZOO,
S125;, gray driver, HOO, $50; paid bay
chunks, 2400, $135; 10 farm mares, S625.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Butter steady; eX-
ira creamery, 21c; seconds, 13@16c. Eggs
firm; fresh stock, 14D141ac. Cheese was
steady; young America, 7A@SAc. Live
poultry steady; chickens, S7sc; spring
chickens, 10c; turkeys, 6@7Kc. -
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28
Waited From Superior.

N tsJim' Casey has returned from Idaho,
after brief visit with friends there.
=Sr Mate. Burke, the we'll known con-
tractor, has returned to Chicago, where
he hasa large paving contract.
VIVID Dwyer, went to Milwaukee on
business last week.
John: Butler, OF st. Paul, is in the city.
He has law suit at Superior court:
2 MRS. Thomas O'Brien, OF Ashland, and
Miss Lizzie O'Hearn, Of ST. Paul, are Wis
ting their sister, Mrs. O'Dowd. \. /;
The council has Instituted proceedings
against the water, light and power COM
pany to forfeit its charter. The lives
already sacrificed to this monopoly are
considered sufficient. The best blood OF
the city has been offered up to the corpor-
alton god, but it would not be propiti-
ated. The company kept on dealing ty-
pho:d fever germs right and left. Now
the day Of reckoning has come. There
will be no more delay The same council
that handled Starkweather without, gloves
can be trusted to deal with the water,
light and power company. NE
The Douglas County Fair is running
vide open. The exhibit is simply won
fderful. TurDips, potatoes and cabhages
of flerculean size figure prominently on
the shelves The farmers Of Douglas
county can no longer be ignored. This is
especially true, as M the Douglas county
vegetable exhibit at the State Fair took
the first prize. What Frank A. Flower
calls the COW countie s z must have been
great SURPRISED To- see Douglas county,
which nefter pretended stOs depend on az
riet1ltur walk In and capture the fret
prize. Yet we bear our honors very
easily. 4
The Irish standard., 1895-09-28

Echo. MINI. Howard Giffen, who was
injured by threshing machine rig, died
early Monday morning from the effects
Of his injuries.