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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-06-25
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
DUGGAN is cHEERFUL-DoES NOT RE-
ALIZE THE CRIME.

ALIZE THE CRIME.
timothy Duggan Who Killed Thomas
Dooiin. Arrives At The Lancaster Jail
and Awaits Hearing
On Monday noon of this week Sheriff
Dyer brought from Galena to Lam
easter Timothy Duggan who is
charged with Killing Thomas Doolin
at the Two-Mile or old Tylor house
near East DUBUQUE on FRIDAY night.
June II, an account of which was
given in our last issue.
A HERALD reporter was admitted to
Timothy's cell this morning and he
shook hands with us cheerfully. He
IS a dark complexioned man who will
weigh 1S5 pounds, and there lis moth
ing unusual in his appearance worth
taking account of. unless it be the
clammy, soft touch of his hand which
needs no help of Imagination to throw
the visitor into a spell of horrific
creeps
Timothy informed us at the start
that he did not propose to talk, as he
had already talked to much to Dubu-
que and Galena reporters and to make
matters worse they had lied some
about him, and all-in-all he wished
that he had kept his mouth shut or
else come to the Lancaster jail in the
first place instead of going to Galena
where the newspaper fiends had rip
at him. If the HERALD reporter
wanted to know about the killing he
could come to the hearing Friday
morning and listen. With consider
able coaxing on the part of the report
er he told US the following:
am 50 years old. Was raised in
Fairplay Was married in 1882 and
Immediately moved to Dubuque. |
worked at driving team for the Sisters
ut Sinsinaway Mound for IL years;
worked as section hand on the Illinois
Central al Dubuque for 5 years and 3
years for the Standard Lumber Co. at
Dubuque. have one girl and three
boys-the girl being the eldest, II
years and my youngest boy is two
years old. On the first of last April
/ rented the junction house Of Mr.
Murray and have since run it without
any trouble. The night of the fracas
/ was behind the bar in my saloon
which is in Wisconsin. A dance was
going on across the road at my house
which is in lllinais-the boundary
line Of the two states running along
the center OF the road. Tom Doolin
was at my place in the fornoon of
that day. gave him his dinner and
he went away at 1'ocloch; but came
back again during the afternoon and
staid until we had the trouble. He
was around wanting drinks and re-
fused to give him any. | shan't tell
you anything about the row. Doolin
the man killed was considerably older
than | am; was short, thich-seti
man, single, and he worked around
for a living.
ut is good thing for you that you
struck him with a club and did not
shoot him?n said the reporter.
"Yes, | think sop answered Tim
othy
Your killing him with club will
60 easier with you than if you Lad
shot him, don't yon think?'
yes. think it will. | am sorry
it occurred, though, at all. | have
engaged Mathew G. Mathews Of :Du-
buque to defend me. Guess he is a
good lawyer. | think my wife viii
be here tomorrow and after the hear
ing viii go home with her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-06-25
waldo weayers nody POUND.

Seven weeks ago Waldo Weaver
was drowned while bathing in the
Wisconsin river near Prairie du Sac.
Last Sunday evening his body was
found in the river five miles below the
point where he went down. His re-
mains were brought to Fennimore
Tuesday evening and buried.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-06-25
speak lip. We Roaste1si

The following letter has been sent
to the Dubuque Times and VIII no
doubt appear soon. 1t explains itself:
EDITOR DUBUQUE TINES:
Dear sirMay the members OF the Lam
caster BAH Nine enter formal protest
against the oblivion to which YOU nave con-
signed them. As we remember. the Times
last week alluded to the terrible fate about
to overtake our aggregation of alI-thumb
Badgers, when Kelly's Army should smite
US on the 2lst at Cassville. We were to loose
our money, our temper and our baseball
reputation. Pride. however. cometh before
destruction and hauty spirit before fall
How are the mighty fallen And yet we
have strained our eyes in vain 10 discern in
the columns of your esteemed journal any
allusion to the funeral obsequies Of the de
funct Kelley's Army We are not vain-glor-
ious and we do not care to CROW: il was too
easy. But we do feel that the laurel Of
your notice should be bestowed upon US. in
view of the fact that ii spite OF the sporting
editor fearful warning and prediction Of
dire disasterwe 'trun EN- down" 50 heavily
LANCASTER BASE BALL CLUB.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-06-25
Accident al Potnsi.

On Tuesday last in the afternoon a
distressing accident occurred in Potosi.
Mrs. Amos a widow about sixty years
Of age residing in Dutch Hollow in
turning her team around upset the
wagon. The team became frightened
and ran; she was caught in the rig
and dragged two or three blocks.
She had rib broken and was badly
bruised, but will recover. Her escape
without more serious injury SCENE al
most miraculous.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-06-25

AZ Boscobel. June 10. BY Rev. Leo Panoch.
Mr.. Constantine Book Of Fennfmore and
Miss Anna Luesman.
At Lima June TO- by c. f. Stehl. Esq. Mr.
David Burris of Belmont and Miss Cora
Long.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
No: 1929. Admin. Doc. %.

No. 1879. Admin. Doc. %,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE:
That the subscribers, OF Alexandria, Va, and
the District OF Columbia, respectively, have OBJ
Columbia. holding special term for Orphans
Court business letters testamentary the personal
estate of Harriet c. Webster Parker, late of the
District of Columbia deceased; all persons having
Claims AGAINST the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, on before the 18th day Of July
next: they may otherwise by law be excluded frnn
ali benefit Of the said estate.
Given under our hand this 18th day Of July. .S96.
PETER PARKER PHILLIPS,
REGINALD FENDAII.
jy21-1ew3t 34 D st. NV.
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174I y ST, Sr. 80
1918 o st NV. Or. 80
1903 i; st. 10r. ..... 80
800 2lst st NV. Or. 49,
240i 14th st NV. lOr. 30
2034 Hillyer pl, Tor. 30
Isis N st NV. l0r. :. SO
1905 22d st Lw. Or. .i5
HAS COrcoran NV, lOr. ~
14U9 StonIkton st ,Yr4l.6 81
1914 l. st NV. llr. 1910
sos y J av NV. lOr. 1910
:,30 18th st NV. 12r. 40
2135 i st NV. Sr. 40
1929 o st NV. 40
ll4G nth st NV, lOr. 40
20l9 14th NV. Or. -. 40
Flat 5, B 4 Q. Or. 40
1921 o st NV, Sr. 40
I3O 18th st NV, Or. :. 40
l3 l1th st NV. lar. 30
110G II st NV, Or. 40
l4CS Chapin st NV, Sr. 30
1881 CorcOrau NV. Or. 40
DOS 14th st NV. Or. 40
1924 33d st Rw.l1r.35.sO
ldoS NJ st NV. sr. rs
2l y st NV. Sr. .35
l2OU y st NV, 7r. .3J
l2O2 y c st. Yr. .33
1886 29th st NV, Tor. .35
1913 Fla Nv NV. Sr. .35
13l 18th st NV. Or. IS
195 18th st NV. sr. .35
1907 Ith NV. .st&dw,5 5r.a5
1898 Kenesaw ave. Or .35
1918. 1916, 1922 Wal
lach pl, 7r tea) .32.A
lilS 9th st NV. l1r. $3.50
1886 Wallach pl. Sr. 80
5l5 18th st NV. 1st 80
lIN 18th ST NV. Sr. 80
sl7 1lth NV. Or. 30
623 f st du p), 7r. 80
Up pit 733 7th NV. 5r 30
29G Q st NV. ......2s.S3
33 Il st ne. Tor. ..27.5o
1918 9Th NV, 7r....2G.D
3 \ st NV. Or. 50
1903 Linden ST, 7r. $3.50
3O3 L st NV. Or. .2j. 20
33 II st NV, Or. rs
.126 32d st NV. Or. Is
Up pt S24 18th nw,Tr.23
1245 9Th st NV, 1r....25
11S : st. NV. Or. .25
1880 9th NV, 7r. SIS
iOl u st Sc. SID. Sr. 22.5)
14i3 Pierce pl. 7r. 80
1915 sth ST NV. sr. 20
1923 sIth st NV, Or. 20
5l6 Ith st sw, Or. is
1916 y ST, 1r.........1S
2207 18th st NV. Or. 10
102l Both st NV, Sr.
3l Acker st ne. Tr...15
1929 Both st NV. .Sr. .14.30
292o 1th st NV. Or. .l3.50
ODD, 30 & 224 lst
sw. Or. ca.......12.0
425 9Th NV. .basem't, 2r.l2
62I POmeroy, Ar. ...10.30
1919 y II nv trear). 10
1l5 L st Sc. 6r- @
! houses apply at Office.
Is. J. FISHER < CO..
1924 Il st. NV.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. JOHN HAUGHTON LONDON, DENTIST. IS
confidently recommended my successor to den
tai practice in Washington at 1107 st. NV
DR.. W. MERRILL. now of Gorham, Maine
ap30-6m-
FREE DENTAL NFIRMARY,
625 Mass. ave-. homeopathic Dispensary bldg
Open daily from 10 to u am, and to s nm.
No charge except for material used Extraction
free. Also Free Dispensary, 2 to daily. se26-tf
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MEDICAL

MANLY yIGOR AND NERVE POWER RESTORED
by using q bottle o. two of DR.. Brothers In
vigorating cordial There Is no remedy equal to
tia Used 80 years In this city. 9O6 q ty1S i'm.
Evening star., 1896-08-04

TUX lsENI-
171O n ii av,25r .SG66. CT
11l1 X st NV. I7r. 2Us.S3
POPS Col road, 20r. 200
1T23 Il I av. 17r. 1861
1Oli Conn nv, 1Ir. $50
1905 y ii ave, 14r. .15o
1888 VT av NV. lar. 80
GA 18th st NV. .....-
G2l 18Th st NV. 12r. .l25
1901 10th st NV, 1lr.I25
1890 n Y av NV, 12r. .l25
GIT 18th Ut NV. lOr. .lU0
1343 Fla av.p't I'd ti.1OO
Takoma Park. Carroll
ave. l3r. 100
1923 Mass av, I3r. 100
143G n st NV, 12r. 100
1884 S st NV. 13r. 100
1853 Huntington pl. l6r1oO
1718 II l nv NV. 12r. 100
1910 14th st NV (stOre
and dwrlling,. Or. 80
h st bet 9th&10th. .12r..D
1l25 10th st NV. DIR. IS
1928 ! st NV, 12r. .S3.:i3
1926 l st NV. I2r. .3.:3
1914 21st 81 nw.12r. S3.:%-3
1902 NJ st NV, Sr. So. 33
113 DeSalpS stir. ~ Js3
1Sis Wyoming av. 15r. IS
1916 21st ST, lar. Is
l223-l225 ID st, 1or. rs
1921 2lst st NV. Or. 10
7l2 18th st NV. 12r. .65
1918 II st NV. 1Gr. .G5
6lS K st NV, l5r. :. .6
@25 y st NV. l2r. :. .G
1927 \ ut NV. l2r. =. .G5
502 + st NV. l1r. .G
1888 Jeff pl. l2r.
20l7 . st NV, 12r. -. 60
17l9 18th st nv, Or. . 90
20l4 Hillyer pl, 1Ir 60
s02 1lth st NV. 13r. 90
800 1lth st NV, 13r. 80
1S41 q st NV. l5r. =. .65
1448 " st. lar. .G5
2233 Q st NV. l3r. .G5
405 1lth st NV. Pr. :. IS
sl7 18th st NV. l2r. .G5
1883 Roanoke st. l0r. .65
2G Is st ne. 1lr. GO
1915 goth st NV. Tor. go
1894 18th st NV, 12r. 60
24l II st ne. 7r. GO
1878 18th st NV. 12r. GO
1913 Pa av, II Fl, Or. 20
1921 Goth st NV. co
2023 Hillyer pl. lOr. 80
14i3 Q st NV, Or. CD
G33 / st NV. l4r. So
1913 II l ave. 1Or. IS
20l9 Hillycr pl, ,nw,llr.5
1913 o st NV, 10. 80
1920 NJ st NV, l0r. .J
202l Hillyer pl. 1Or. Is,
1411 Goth st NV. Sr. 20
1893 17th nv, 1Or. 30
1919 o st NV. Tor. 40
1343 Fla av pit lst il.50I
227 n c st. l1r.... 80
Near :tOtt's station,
ID c. l1r. r............M so
1915 COrcoran st, 1lr.5Oi
For full list Of furnishe
TIKI
jy31-tf
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NO FEE UNTIL CURED.
DIR. leatherman.

Specialist In all forms of special diseases
Hydrocele. yaricocele and Structure cured.
Consultation free. Hours. to IL. 2 to 3. Tues.
Thurs. and Sat. even, to 8. COZ F NV.
ty15-1ms Closed ON Sunday
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
PROPOSALS.

fROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF IRON
Ecof for Iron Foundry. ard for Iron Roof Trusses
U. S. Navy Yard. Washington. d. C.-Burean of
Yards and Docks. Navy Department, Washing
posals s in dupie, Hs for the following % oSrsts
irdorssd proposals .. for .. Iron n Roof % for @ Iron
carriage Shop respectively, ut Navy Yard
Washington b. G.. win be received at this bureau
WITH ONE N &C, O'CLOCK Pm; PM on TUESDAY, AU,
Immediately thereafter. Specifications and blank
forms Of proposal will be forwarded upon appli-
Navy Yard. Washington. d. c. Bidders are es-
pected to fully inform themselves of the char,c
ter Of the work required by visiting the yarl
where plans may be examined. and. il necessary,
obtained. A bond Of one thousand $1,000 dol
a guarantee that the bidder viii execute the
required contract after his bid has been accepted
Responsible security Will be required for the
faithful performance Of the contracts, and the
right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals
not deemed advantageous to the government and
pnrsa to waive defects. +. U. MATTHEW'S Chief lief of
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING RED PAVING
BRICKS Ofhce Of the Commissioners. Washing
ton. d. G., July 3d. 1895. Sealed proposals will
Sck Be- sSs'sa 3d. At auGsr s Ssf S1I 1ss5 f1
furnishing red paving bricks. Blank forms Of
nation may be obtained at this Office JOHN ".
ROSS. GEORGE TRUESDELL, CHARLES F.
POWELL. Commissioners. D. c. au1-6t
PROPOSALS FOR BOILER HOUSE, &c-OFFICE
C.,
1S96.-sealed proposals will be received at this
office until TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. Of WEDNES-
DAY, AUGUST TWELFTH, 1885, for building a
boiler house. including brick. wood, iron and
plumbing work. and an underground conduit and
brick lining for steel chimney for the Govern
ment Printing Office. Detailed plans and speci-
icatons may be examined at this Office The
right to reject any all bids, to accept parts Of
bids, and to waive defects is reserved. Proposals
must be fndorsed on the envelope Proposals for
Boiler House, etc." and addressed to the Public
Printer, Washington, D. c. TIL. E. BENEDICT
Public Printer. jy29,aul&4
PROPOSALS FOR WASHING TOWEIS-WAR
SUPPLY DIVISION, WASHING
TON. ID. c.. July %. 1s96-Sealed proposals in du-
plioate subject to usual conditions will be re-
ceived here until O'Clock pm, Thursday August
8, 1896, at which time they will be opened, for
VIZ shing Towels for the War Department, its
bureaus and Offices during fiscal year 1897. Blank
forms Of proposals showing estimated number Of
towels to be washed will be furnished on applica-
ttoD. Proposals should state price per Dozen and
be securely inclosed In sealed envelopes indorsed
on outside, Proposals for Washing Towels" and
addressed to X. ]. WHITTON, Chief Of Supply
DIVISION jy2930-au3-4
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY
HILL & JOHr;STON,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1903 Pennsylvania ave.
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PERSONAL.

'TWOULD BE GRAND FUN TO HAVE A CLEAR
Ing up sale OF all gents discard.d d garments and
huve us call and exchange hard cash. We have
plenty Of 1t. VIII call any hour
au4 JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6i9 D st. NV.
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC-
tive agency-CSHfGential communica tions promptly
attended to; Office open all hours; best refs. Es-
tablished 1880. Supt., 92O st. NV. jy15-1ms
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jy31-tf

FOR RENT-
1907 G, 10rSb. =. $50 Sc, 231G H. sr&ba 25 80
1903 q. lOr&b. so 5S 100 10th. 7rSba. % 30
123 Goth, 1OrSba. 1000 2Sl9 VI nw llrSha % so
ls2s Greg av,?r&b .33 45 626 se 6r&ba. .19. %
929 av Srteb. 80. so 2322 G, Tr 100
1887 10th. 7rSba. 81 5Oi 5O7 22d 5r ...14 so
527 Spruce st .Gr&b %. 50 1l6O 16th 5r sto Ii 90
Fine apis 1908 ii 30 O0
Good houses northwest, for colored tenants. IS,
S. 81. so and $1Oa0.
Good houses southeast, for white tenants, 81.
GEO. W. LINKINS,
fY.l hsf n VI
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FOR RENT
1747 18th, 10r mi 500 90 26ls-1s I6r eel mi % 20
1877 17th 10r. mi 1900 1927 p 9r&b Wig 20 80
14l3 L. Or. .sto&ccl 1870 12l923 Both st. 6r. 20 SO
45i ID, store < Or 90 1I1i-l6 E. Or, mi. so
So43 +, l6r. mi. $500 2G04 l.. Or, mi. 30 SO
2Ol e, 12r, MI 1900 1425 35th. Or. mi. 10 80
1925 n, 12r, mi. 5000 aO9 I'D 7r wa 20 90
1892 7, 11r. eel. mi 5050 1927 18th. 5r w. 1s 30
1919 31st. 12r mi 80 17o6 Pa av fiat 4r&bl q 90
2034 /. Sr. fur, mi. $3.50 o04S E. 6r mi 10 40
1920 n. 10r, mi. .45 90 2224 l. 5r water Is so
1135 18th, 10r, mi. 1850 2O0y ave- 7r 15 90
91O-12 sd. 10r. mi. 80 413 22d Gr IA 30
25OS G. 1Or, eel. ,sta+O 90 S29 av Or W. IA 80
40 10th, Sr.w&g. 400 2402 Va av, 6r&
3U37 NJ. sto&cel. $3.50 ccl water l4SO
2S17 Q, 7r, eel, mi .32.oO 1928 f, 6r 10 so
2123 F, 1Or, mi. $50 1719-2l e, 6r wa Ia 30
1907 Pa nv, ,fat.5r 1850 2416 y, 6r, wa 1890
iSSd 2th, 81, mi. 3O5O 2l22 X, rr. Ar, wa. IL 80
1920 Pa ave, 1Or&b. 29Os NJ store 12 so
veg $3.50 I34 23d, 5r. r........ 80
6!oi L. T&cci, mi 800 III y Sc, Sr sta, :. 80
2146 l, Or. mi. 49,. .2S 30 1870 Goth Ar W 10 30
7lO12-14-16 eth ne, 10 II sw 5r wa / . :0
Sr, Gel, mi. .2S. 80 Sl3 26th 5r ~ 10 5o
2126-2s H, Sr. mi. .25 so 2315 Va av Ar W. 10 10
1909 2Sth, Or, mi % so 6O7-l1 3D. ne ar w 10 50
100 nth, store. - so 100 18th me- 5r wa 10 40
dS5a 5Uth Or, mi % 30 49, La ave, Office
zig II, 1r, mi 90 -ooms. SO, 10 & Is
1916 Kngman. 81, mi. - so 52T 28th 10 90
800 24h Sr eel, mi % 30 3Ol5 Sherman ay 5r Ia an
1910 26th, Or mi, sta. 45. 30 1922 Valley 5r 1O OO
See tomorrow Star for our list
WESCOTT G. WILCOX 1907 Pa axe
mi g tux
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FOR RENT
1885 11th NV, Or, ami. 4;
4O1 NJ NV, Sr, ami. .4l
BIT Mo av NV, 1Or&b. sc
141O Corcoran. 7r.ami. 81
212 13la sw, Or. ami. 1881
612 Pa av Sc. e.9r.amio7. .5t
$40 Fla av nw.7r,ami. y
I10S 10th NV, 6r&b. 22. SO
1900 10th NV, 7r. ..1S.5O
1908 VT av NV, Or. HOO
1922 Emerson ne, Or. 1880
au1-S. tu&th ROKERT Z
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FOR RENT-J23 y. Y. AVE; BROOM BRICK;
in perfect order; modern improvements. Apply
to owner. c. c. pUNCANSON 9th and d SITS.
n.y. jy22-12t
FOR RENT-ON CAPITOL. HILL. 3lS Sd ST s IL
neat 6-roOm house with cellar; all mod imp
Inquire at 300 y. c. ave (corner) au1 -3ts
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FOR RENT-BY HENRY wEX. sol 7TH Sw
438 10th sw,6 ami$2o OOi 1912 NV Tor ami. 40 90
800 11th sw,6r,ami 20OO 415 7th 7r Wig Ii .35
1927 Az sw. 6r. l3 so 525 7th sw. sr&sto. 26 so
1915 Md sw. .6r ,ai2O. 70 10 7th sr. ami. 25 90
129 Tth sw. 5r. .10OO 1904 Va sw. .6r,i 1900
955 Golden st, Or. $50 1905 sw, Sr H. 20 90
17l9 7th NV, sto. 1880 3O5 7th se Or, i..16.3O
au1 -3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
WANTED -POSFT1DN BY YOUNG MAN AS
Ch>ii Ter Dt business, give security; best Of
references WM. NAiLOR, Alexandria, Va.
au+-2t
WANTED BY COUNTRY BOY pCOIDREDp. PLACE
rs porter or drirer. any general work around
hoSisc: very handy; references Please call ut
IN st. wv 1ds
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENr-3D FLOOR OF 5O7 l. ST. NV, 5
rooms and bath: light. Leat and Jantor service;
very desirable location; IL rented once $50 per
mo: WASH TITLE ms. CO.. 5O7 st. W.
au4-tu. th&stf
FOR RENT-R. G.. CAMPBELL. SIT 10TH ST.
nw.-4H 10th ST. NV; Or. apartment, with
bath. for housekeeping: $z5 jy29-6t
FOR RENT-NEW FLAT: ELEVATED; AIRY;
MODERN and bath: southern exposure
with steam heat and attendance; only $25; six.
teen minutes to treasury. 8206 14th st. NV
ap18n
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UNFURNISHED.

TUT NEsN K
2l33 l. st, Or. $3.50
537 Fla NV NV, Sr. .23. So
Brookland. 7r, eel. .2O.W
TIE McLACHLEN RE
jy17-tf 10th ard {
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U1NN. 447 7TH S.W.
1912 F NV. .1Or. ami. . 10. 90
443 1th sw, sto rm. 1890
2B AZ sw, 7r, SD. %. 90
439 6l2 sw, Or, wa. 1870
4-6 l. So. Or, wa. $50
1l5 + sw, Or. wa. 1000
ia IA sw, Or, SID. 1900
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN O
1S45 14th. Tor. r.ami. $1,000
439 Ith sw, st0 rm. .25.50
2O6 Az sw, Sr, s&d. 2o.5O
914 F sw, Or. .......14.3O
1857 G Sc, Or, W. 800
1918 1st Sc, Or. 300
1914 41a sw, ,6r, ami. 1880
an1-2fs
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED D-EhsM AND TWO MEALS BY QUIET
yriins man. PERMANENT: treasury; infants
STATE olerate price TO FORBES, Star Office. 1t.
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FEM ALE.

WANTFD-HOUSEKEEPER IN SMALL FAMILY;
Catholic preferred; experienced cooks for the
>ountTy; white colored general housewOrker;
NV au311t"
WANTED 81 ENOGRAPHER AND REMINGTON
operator for general Office correspondence: must
l-- quick and accurate: name lowest salary. Ad-
DIR, IS PERMANENT POSITION Star Office. au3 3b"
WANTED -MIDDLE-AGED LADY AS HOUSE
keeper aid companion. Address W. F. G.. Star
office. au13te
WANTED NEAT. ACTIVE YOUNG LADY To AS
sist with hpisswork and attend lunch table: bring
ref. Call after pm. 431 & ST. NV au1-3.'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-28
1MM1GRAr1oN1srs ADJOURN.
j. j. Hill Addresses the Convention
at Fergus Falls.

Special to the Globe.
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Feb. 81
The last day of the immigration con-
vention of the park region and Red
river valley was an unqualified sue
cess in point Of attendance and inter-
est in the proceedings. Mr. Ballentine
took his seat this morning as perma-
nent chairman of the convention He
made an interesting talk on taking
charge of the convention. He was fol-
lowed by E. w. Randall, secretary of
the state agricultural society, whose
remarks bore largely on the work of
that society. M. D. Grover, of st.
Paul, followed him in speech which,
while entirely unprecedented, was a
gem and greatly pleased the conven-
ton. E. V. Smalley, editor of the
Northwest Magazine, closed the fore
noon session in a strong speech. during
which he spoke of the great growth
of this section and the possibilities
that lie before it, This afternoon the
Lyceum theater could not hold the
crowd that assembled to hear the ad-
dress from James j. Hill. Mr.. Hill
talked in an eminently practical vein,
urging personal work on the part of
every resident of the state to- induce
his own friends to move this way when
they move One point in his address
which raised much enthusiasm was
his invitation to Otter. Tail county to
send down twenty-five or fifty of it's
best farmers to inspect the work Of
the state agricultural college and ex-
perimental farm, which he praised
wamly Other speakers this after
noon were Prof. Shaw, of the state
agricultural college, and Capt Van
SAINT, each talking in his special line
Prof. Shaw's paper was exclusively
on practical farming matters, and
was highly appreciated. The conven-
ton adjourned at this afternoon.
Fully 300 outsiders, have been in at
tendance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-28
NO PROHIBITION IN IOWA.
Constitutional Amendment Killed in
the House.

DES MONIES, TO-, Feb. 27--In the
house this morning prohibition was
killed. The constitutional amendment
resolution was brought up and the
vote was taken without discussion
The resolution was defeated by a vote
of Al to 90. A motion to reconsider
was made and laid on the table. and
then the consideration of the resolution
indefinitely postponed. Some leading
Prohibition members were opposed to
taking up the amendment at this time
and consider that great mistake has
been made. The amendment is GER
tainly killed for this session, and pro-
hibition is settled for five years at
least in Iowa. There are ninety-nine
members of the house, and all but six
were present and voted
The house considered title u of the
code revision until adjournment, so
will hold an evening session
The senate passed a bill for the state
board of embalmers, with amendments
practically nullifying the purposes of
its originators.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-28
CARLTON COUNTY JOINS IN THE
PROCESSION SEEKING NEW
SETTLERS.
SOCIAL POWER INVOKED.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE FARMERS
FULLY AROUSED TO INDUCE
IMMIGRATION.
HILL TALKS AT FERGUS FALLS.
-GeneraI News of the North
west.

CARLTON, Mimi, Feb. 27.-The
Carlton county court house was packed
full of people this afternoon and even
ing at the immigration convention.
People had some from all over the
county, and delegations were also
present from st. Paul, Duluth and
Grand Rapids. Hon. H. H Hawkins
presided, and the meeting was opened
with hearty speech of welcome from
H. Oldenburg. c. L. Smith spoke on
the subjects Of dairying, small fruits
and general farming He urged the
sending of personal letters by the
settlers to friends in other places who
are seeking a chance to better them
selves. Mineral resources and manu-
facture of iron ore" were exhaustively
treated by A. Woodward, Of Cloquet,
and E. c.. Gridley, of Duluth, c.. L.
Goodell, of Barnum, told of the agricul-
trfal possibilities and emphasized the
wonderful grasses of the region. Presi-
dent Northrop, of the state university,
made a speech which was of high
merit and created great enthusiasm.
The afternoon session was closed with
an address on the power of the coun-
try editor" by ]. J. Ryder, of the
G o b e. In the evening a really deli
cious and bounteous banquet of Carlton
county products was served to upward
of 400 people by the ladies of Carlton.
The crowd was largely increased to-
ward evening by wagon parties and
special trains, and after supper the
younger people enjoyed a dance at
Odd Fellows hall. The older folks
and the visiting guests spent the even
ing in social visiting at the court
house, after the rendition of a very
fine musical and literary programme.
Altogether Carlton county's immigra-
ton convention is pronounced one Of
the most successful yet held in the
state.