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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

AnbFoss Biegce writes IN the eT-
znlDeE
II is respectfully admitted that the
actlOn q the. DOmlDiOn cabinet IN
eLzcflng = share q the output q tbe
ClO06yke mines is DOi II and sutB-
eisut pFOy0cStIOn for screaming cur
eagle. The nOtlOn that any gDFern-
ineat Is bOuDd % permit alien hands
% milk its oga fOr nothing = huDOr-
O1s but uDesFtbly. We ssy % Cana
diznsc "YOu shall DOi send - gods,
even on O1F Osn order, without paying
our treasury from thirty 70 sixty per
cent u their value, but when with
indecent greed We swarm across the
border uninVited. tOtake what se can
gel q all that makes your country
worth having, Ne expect % keep the
entire loot" DOubtIess the matter
will ''cOIne Up for discussion" 10
onicial eorespDdenes between the two
governments, but II the voice Of the
American Hog is again % be heard in
DIPLOMACY one would prefer that IL
come from inside a bzrIel, as before.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

TsI F8ur nsiiEt'.y-r 70 1ais ll-'z -lii-i-
O.rE CiErr g-EaaT DEZL IA o.
ss1r rg,ss = -sa5 . papar lts1 y l1tis-
-ss1f5seT1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
THREE ROUTES EAST.
1925 miles.
.lO4/ minutes

the worlds reooEd for long
distance fast runring-heli
By the BuIhngtoa Route.
February IS 4 special train
over its lines made the ruu
from Chicago 10 Dsnver-a
distance Of IozS miies-in the
unprecedented tme Of IS
ho1rs and 3 minutes. Al
lowing for stops, the actual
running time was II hours
and y minutes, and the aver.
age rate ofspeed SSa miles
an hour.
Write for booklet telling
how run was made. Write
also for information about
rates and train service via the
BUrhngtoa Route 70 Omaha.
Kansas City. 81. Louis Chi.
czg0 and all other Southeru
and EASteTn cities.
Three Eo1tes eaSt-Fia Bil.
hngS. s.. Rsul and Denver.
4 c. SHELDON, G. A.
Portland, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
HOPS
c2nSffoa N 01asT Pspss-
Ths 70. fs-Hir Universal EHr
YER Fs-s.s-sr--
HOPS
lulz 1Ifs1 I'm frs 7IEEE
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Gs-us8uF D. n-d 1D1lTE1s Az IN
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ssE-s 1tss -a-,-rls a. s-usWhE1 g11-
fig1EnE II s,uns ss-15-ns g1nsI3s--
Etiis tu-rl--.rs1Da-i u sEl5 y 1ErH
laEa1 Tla1s z ltis ETFsE-EDss = 1ns
ne vie f-Ju a10s- sssl51us I1s
-,-ll1,-iE il D. tsa11sr- il tasi ssT1sss
lsss s-1s1s1rzEl1E ihEn ti=rsl1t--s-
P-ieas hs-z E-a N1I1-F-I g8-Fs-is
-,1Enes- 5u1 = E1E1itznE ETissE- - =
t.ssi5 Win szsf 1rfs m-rs s-nh5so5E
tb9nzh I1sF slll uI9-s lErFssT r=1-=-
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tr..--ss IL l.asl hs hzs cs1-f-z-1s3 -
aas-s,zlf n zsrs- ~ rrgps d. l1is
ri-i1liF Il 1l,--
C-aassrl1 Tines T3a-s i 10
enaars u 11Ge u 1ls -srEei r-5sss
q III h9-,s- 1siIosr q there EoE-
t11-g . l-pc-lsoss q ssT q t1s
ErgHlng c-oo. f-r11s- thz- I1z- y
r,g-zs r zrgHs-s 2. ~ sbyE taEE Bss
have mostly lsti t3s Fsr5s- AID t1si
there zre d fzrtaHr tszrs fr9D ibED
q rresauL
Auo1rn Arg2s- TIE 01ll1ok bare .
nj - fzT1Estls - formerly u zc-
eog1t 4 TIE ze1 weather Nbsrh E-l-
hI55ts sprsTirE- The gje11 g hare
tggt t1e g1ss1iol Il bgE u save tbs
cEUg- GryEsrs Ebo have spares
lhor1lghly o. Doi fesl psrIir1-z-ly
alarmed bzt al are 2uKlo1s u 80
the weather clear - they Gso fesU1Ds
Eo-k II The yzr5s-
Maine Gzzette. TIE bszgy rzin Q.
Tzas5sF washed many lios frDn tbs
vine il TIE gzrcs II the vicinity q
but many are Ieft il soDs
yards which Eil d spared y tbe
oEDerE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

GOD ExCTDEET is usually IL
leDs= b1t The manner in which Salem
1O1sS keepers are getting On % the
bargains - Oe found a. Brans01 &
C1's il groceries greater still
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
Beware q Osntnsats f0E Csts-1h Thss
Contain Mercury,


a. mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell aud completely deFange
tie whole system when entering il
through the mucous surfaces such
articles should never be used except On
prescriptions fTum reputable physci-
ans, as the damage they will do IL ten
fold 10 the good you can possibly de-
rive from them. Halls CataTFh Cure
manufactured By +. j. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and
Is taken internally. acting directly
uDen the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. 10 buying Halls CataEFh
Cure be sure you get the genuine IL
Is taken internally, and made 10 To-
ledo, o., by +. j. Cheney & Co, Tes-
tlmODials free.
Sold by all Druggists, price 75c- per
bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

II Is inhuDza thzt iEs prisoDsrs il
the Orsgo1 psnits1tizgT are given %
EOrk- We,ss1ggegi that Z 33-.Dot
si1s boglsTard u grz0s1 y above
high water osiEseu the safe pIlsg1
and tie Esfora scb0oL X would en-
ps0y al TIE Dsn 10 alternate Essks
untl fan z15 give them - outing II
would y DOre useful tnsn the I've
n1iIes q dyke aloag Mil creek
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
Salem Water Co.
EORee City Han.

- C--NC II III. haA-
Irrigation nOurs 6 70 a. d. and )
10 in the eYening.
All irrigation bills for sthe summer
viii Dc due and payable the Isl Of
July.
Street spTinkling through lawn hose
positively prohibited
No deduction for irrigation during
absence unless water is cut OF the
entire premises.
No allowance made for part OF sea-
son as more water is needed 10 bring
out a neglected lawn than judieiOus
Use for the entire season.
SALEM WATER Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

THT rx1s fiHs D,-eElu 1rnos Erl'H-
en- form . rrus - tneT car EifsT
~ Ess rlhs hE-eifi 70 q 1ErE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
OR OUR SAVIOR IN ART"

OR OUR SAVIOR N ART"
Cost over sIoo. 100 10 publish Contains
nearly zoo full page engrlvinss of or Savio-,
By the great masters. Every picture IS re-
produeed from sone fzzo1s painting. Asenx
are taking nom three 10 twenty orders psr
day. The book Is 50 beautiful thar vixen
GLANCE AT THE PICTURE BROUGHT
TEARS TO Ny EYES," says cne.
Cleared $3.50 ms, week 5 Wo-k Eith The
book says another. Some high gI25s
man o. woman Of good church s.anding
should secure the agency here a. once, " szid
every editor, .'as $500 can soon Dc made
taking orders for il" Also nan o. woman
OF good social position can secure position Of
Manager Of this teTnto-y, 70 deTose al their
ume Tor employing and drilling agents and
corresponding with thsm. Address foE f-ll
particulars a P. 7. ELDER, Publisher,
as Michigan Avenue. Chicago, ~ IS I'm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

N0tice ! bsEeby given that the reg-
ulzr quarterly teachers examination
for Marion cCuaty. all oe b5l5 il ths
court b01se az salem. OraEO1. b=Eir-
uiDg Al ! ? n, wednesday, August
Il l.s7.
G.W. JONES.
County Supt-
Salem. August 6-K-td
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
Hop Growers A--=z55a

Hop EFener" something new and
useful Invented by A. J. Jermzn. Of
Switzerland, O exhibition Al Wm-
Brown s. Co, % Commercial street
every hop grover should have one
CAL znc see il d&w u I'M
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

xarszT Bas tEasss hiEiss cry
u ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
Mt. Angel College

CoCrC&nE IL uo1Els-= a1czLl, s-5=n-z55--
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pr M 1cly - Zpz-E t1s 1as- cZ-sszl
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P-uq@- osT-l1rosz- g liz b15y y saa5z-zg-
g o=1l-A--l u---5o1r eL-czss, ED=s Ea5
ss'-r-s q sF--y 1@s---2oo1- By p-Acng y1-
s-c = -12s --ls-----l-1 yo- nay res zss--e5
;1zi h= L Is.l czEa1 tur. away tru0 the ha5
-1-7-ocs .. -as Sze~-s za5 properly dE-s--=s
bF a. eIcslls1- s-E5 q tsszchzrs.
WH,e tx cztzlaga= and zpecs1l terms .
The PRINCIPAL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

4 Kentucky editor has been arrested
foT throwing stones az : city O5cizl-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

WEE 2 IN
gs-s his bioo5
z56 nerves II
pGrIe1 order,
he shuts the
door against
oiEe Sc ard
death Germs
have 10 eject
o. = perfectly
healthy body.
II Is when tie
body Is weak
and the BLOOD
izv-rS that dis
{ . Sc germs
lodge ard de
vsLnP A RAJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
1U-zNE- Lz4gs

1C-zWAL LzAEs
Il 5s ~ - tE1ss5 ltEsl 1lIs 1sE El-ss-
{ i5sr1 60 tlls HE-isI-1I-El r-IsEs W
. - -,s-u.= =1-a5 20 -suEu Itss-s l-nE
F.. suuurf q T,U1 IL g EE-1su
-.
WHs z uzH- Es-mEI d putting
. t.is sr-EH-s 20 -,Hiss a. E-Iuu5- Il
ssas Z. . rnE1 d -cs f-m O,-zE-r
4 Ez-s IN Ill,s -zEH- E1l5 tla--,.r y-dzul liisss
aud 1hzl ETgI-zgrlEs5.-is 5-G1 Ess
LilG,E go 1asl-
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NJ Char lE1rl 1u-THo - riEre
ssn.sd sisgza1r- " cue elss cl3-
F -AsT liIs IzE1iE Il 1lIs shape q Il Hsss-
l51r slz1s CI1s-rlnEtEG- L = E e11I
Gag VnsI IL sE-1 tlss1 - Z .sW
. EgsIIlssf = s1zss va g-1 e EEirl1G1s
+ 1srLEi1u :. I.1s s9EriET-
IA Ei-r511s sl tl.s-i5.1g-s 1i-E- makes
l1,s CsraE-r farmers tHsl I1E1 lie II
RIg11 Er1l,g lt - ~ Cd jim Ea3HT
" las- DraEJ1 T'l,lt-uJ2s -E-la1
e-llE issll-- stsG y z-i5 Wiz ur55-
80 su1ls tis cain - 81 E.r 3.--iF
1-GtlaE 90 4 1Cz-1 1aEl bEs IN5Ss
y5asss1 Cl-I q sEls-eo5z- All 1lEI LA
Ten 1t-icz-F kleks5 1,1l Z the T.
8ass = t1s E1rs-1lr s15 sserelzrT =
stEts-
-.
Tai PIX s1lu-1y UEl DyW set5-E
A. s1rsei c,1u-- lss501eT i b1Il5ilg
Eirzssts q fl3s sz-8s plan a. Sy1rtET
r1ss1s lave oss1 z1s5s "a OraE9o ~
tss.ig Fszrs-1szging p : F55gs =
grave II TIE oauIey. That WIl oe
os11er tAE- Z s8s5ess501 q E15hl3ss,
- EzFoE R5rlsr6s9n called SzIsu
s1rsets IL ne Ins1EErzL
We fear The 81 is : Pg,1l-st- He
4 - ezrrTlDg calamity u the Kansas
ogrn erDp
The ealsgp tras, is the latest Il
is zfbgt bgz123e-
Ladies shin waists q god quality.
POKE ossk- fgll front. ID rzE SEAMS,
finished psrfsstly, tof = osuts. To
geniienen they ogns higher.
Harvey Ss0tt dont like Dare
TB01npson. but that won't make de
sDrsrD0i Dof TIE oiner senztoE.-
Il aouId sss-1 e tbOZgh GOFern0r
LoEd cguld have found sine Kan fog
the sol5isrs' home b3zrd who has D0t
already fst o8es.
YO1 O1ghi u feel proud u pay &
for oOunty government AZ the hands
q Republicans. II LiDn county they
only psy 81 % your e. but think q
the disgrace q having Peoples party
county os5cers-
Any public O16cs that has CORES
poD5enoe u any impOrta noe has
stenOgrspber these days. OF course
the Statesman don't need one.
SzleEn has q mule hack team that
wears pants she had several jack
asses in pants Just before the last elac- Z
tiOD-but they are nearly AL over IL
DON.-SzleD Statesman. Yes, they
are getting appointments But shat
about those respectable Republicans /
who are not recOguizeds
I'm not going 70 ClODdyke," szid 4
an Old OfegOuizu. I've beeu through /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

I'm not going 70 Cl0ndyke," said
an old Oreg0nizn. I've been through
tEO gold srzres and don't want any
more 10 mine. 1 wouldn't 20 ~ the
papers said nuggets as big a. tub
were laying around o. the TOP q the
ground.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
]. s. FREEBURGER
NEW MARKET.

Scz-e srss-, Bezr rzilroad.s Freshest ard
bsst meats. Ny PauSaz say keep the best
E'eza II toEn- zs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
NOT AsLE TO walk
-7s=n=1 =-ss-rHs Errrs. ss-t ~sE An-'-
rs-EuIiv f-uz-uu=f

rE~uiT arll--at-7I
FE suus =iuH ! tE-s H1fis-sr VI
-a1 rzsE-1ss= EuE T-Es uus Etiis - v-tlE-
! s.uuid nus Hlzss1 1llE1E,s-- E1r E.l1 -ilz IA
arr E71zzn.- Cus nET s t-Is1E1 HfTlssc
M = -sf-s 5uurs zz-zr-rE-zIH En1 : tI1
So Afss- tsEznr fus isuizzias NJ E'sl-ii1
Wa y uzEilz-1rL.T 1rlII-I'--ss--- Eu y Fsl-s
riil- tI1s Eg15F So q rs nisiia nis
sd --7uth rururs" Z AEzz =
T-=si= Wy Ssz=iz. = HsL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
o. c. & z r r

S-a5zy S=zsi5e Ex-1rsjr, WI R-- S=-
lay Angus !,
AD1 cO1iiuDe 70 run szch S1o1sl
thereafter during the SASH. Train
leaves Albany 80 z II; Corvallis
30 3 II Returning Leaves Newport
I'D ? II
Fare Albany. Corvallis zDd Philc.
zz-h. $50 fog rO1Dd tEip- Points
Eesl Gs1zl rEtas-
-sa1 D-o7s @k1rEy
5rs- Eo1 SEl-Ts 49, c1ezper LlEE
olg1- PF5rs . nil feed greatly -
d1o51- Cal IL toe mill fCT g11-ztio1s
Delivered free = IN lbs
S4LEg PLOCRESG NILS Co
81 s-5t6.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

NJ CTtssr-lnE-ru 1B-FH5 - 1Ers
sc1ls-l s-issaa1rL ~ EUss slss cl1-
AsF El5 Yang u 1lls shape q Al H8es-
s5.C sl1ls CBs-rl lEt11- L = { e10l
Gag VnsI IL sE11 t1ss1 - Z 1sN
EeIIiss = s1Izss va G11 e FIEirl1G1e
osr-E6g- =. I1E s1U1IET-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05
For DeIcacy,

Tor purity, and for -mprovsze1f Of the oo.n-
P.ss.oa nothing sSgals P0EsOSI's PowDEA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

Wbls E-zH- Es-mED b putting
tsiE s1- EHrz 20 riEiHs a. E-lIlIfC- u
ssas 20 . 1usl u Eos t--u ls-sE-'1
E-zzs N E1is -STs- E1I1 t1t--J-r g5-Gl n i-sss
EuI 1hEl ETT-EDClEi5 1lU1 Es1
l.ilGlE go tass-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

I1Esto - h1gss5 ftssi 1his DIV Il-ss-
fslsr1 60 t-ls HErisIllIIz-El ellsEs W.
- -ss-r1. =1-sE 70 -suEu ltss-E l-uE
suuurf q TlU1 II g Ef-5su
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

SzleEn has 3 mule hack team that
wears pauts- she had several jack
ASSES in pants Just before the last elec-
tiOD-but they are nearly AL over IL
DON.-SzleD Statesman. Yes- they
are getting appointments But Ehzt
about those respectable Republicans
who are not FeoOguizeds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

Any public oe8es that has oOrFes-
poD5ence u any impOrts nee has :
sten0grspbeF these days OF oourse
the Statesman don't nssd one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

YO1 O1gnt u feel proud n pap @
for oOuDty gOTernne1t al the hands
q Republieans. II LiDn county they
only pay 81 % yOur g, but think q
the disgrace q having Peoples party
county o1oers-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

A c. SHELDON, G. A.
Portland. Or,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-05

Tai Pax e111Iy Zz1 DyW sei5lz
a. s1Fsei rL1u-- Lss5g1ET i D-ilciEz
sirss-s q fLss ss-5s plz1 ss Sylntr!
r-ssCs bsFs o,ss1 1lsos n OreE91 -
tss-iy Essfs-1sz-iog p : T51gs =.
grave Il TIE ce1-eF. That Nil u
l,slter t8sl Z s8S5ess501 q E2o bl3E-s
- EsFos Birlsr5s9n called Szlsu
s1ree1s u NE ius1g1rzL
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-17
School Closing Exercises.

<@ The public school Of this place
closed Friday with exercises that are
deserving of special mention. Be-
sides the usual work of the last days,
Thursday evening a cantata was CIV
en- in the high school room which was
filled to- OVERLOOKING, there being pro-
badly about two hundred and fifty
people present. This exercise was
the first Of its kind in this place.
The cantata was given by the scho-
lars Of the different rooms from the
highest to the lowest. all rendering
their parts admirably, especially the
chorus. The entire production,
which displayed marked musical tai
ent of our scholars was appreciated
BY parents and friends, and reflects
great credit on the teachers especially
Miss Cripps of this department.
After the close of the cantata the ex-
hibit work of the scholars was exami-
ned by the audience who were plea
sanity surprised by the ability dis
played and the progress made. FLU
Friday forenoon speaking, rec lt J;
tons singing exercises were held and
witnessed by as large an audience as
on the evening before. We think it
safe to say that this program Of clos,
ing exercises are very pleasing and
gratifying 10 the patrons OF the
school and that they would enjoy at
tending them every year. .". .1 h. 81
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-17
The Castle of Memory.

The Castle Of Memory or Scraps
from Everywhere, dramatized by
Carrie A. Nc Cune, Friday and SAT-.
nrday evenings June, 25th and Goth
by the ladies Of Worthington, for
the benefit Of iSt.Hilda's Guild. Al
CAST OF CHARACTERS. s
k6xsi II Memory Enc B FFsd EEsd S esss
iona Campbell, Lillian. Webb, Blanche and
Yirgie Matteson. Gladys Huniiston,z Nestle
Fitch and Lulu McCune. ~
Helen Of Troy Ft Ho.Ia naE Eee
Iiii isi maids, Edith hammond, Lillian Day
Mona Turner and Lucy Bryan :, s. ., .. ~
Sarah 3. S.. go. Mrs Ray Humsto o
Pharaohs Daughter Mrs e K5s Smith
Mang9 oe5 lac " Chag Babcock
Gertrade Wand Vandefwerts Mrs. Albertus
Joan Shakespe Mrs J p p. H y 2,
Samantha a len J. Emma I'm "a Plots T,
fs{s Mrs 8: :: Ssssss
Rtpendats Maude Forbes Matte and
Barnes and Eunice Firth. . = a. S..
Eyangellne ~: MRS Il Z "a ] h;Gnsn ncs
G aahss Ia Mrs FL L. Humston
Empress Josephine Mrs III Chas. Babcock
Dolly m adj SoIl. . . Carol Camp bell
Cleopat raI . S. s., q. 4. 4. Mrs. w. M. Evans
Queen Ejizabetll . s. s. . Mrs. f Il. Cross
Japanese Maid len. s.. sic Bennett
Mother Bickerdi ok :. B. Mrs. @. H: Schecter
ST. Cecilia !. !. rs. Frank Durfee
HyDatia 8. s. IN rs.J j. ohm Blair
Gracng I1ar ling IN y Ruth Maxwell
Poca hon tassI S.. . atie NJ en- anus
loan D,aT1. SE s.. Miss Barry
Martha Washingf ton MISS Davis
Pricil rs -. 8. Mamie Hunt ton
Fntlire Fashion Plate . A s. Hattie McCune
.Gln1nly ForebOii NM 4. 8. s. Mrs. Campbell
Pianist Cutler
Admiissiion, 26 and 335 cents. Tick
cts for sal at Babe &. drugstore
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The delegates attending the Bun
ttistS associa ton ri & annual naeetinR at !.
Window last sWeek all returned homel
except Miss Nettie Stout YER Whol
went TO " inneb ago City Is visit herl
sister, FRS. an Y lken berg Rev.
V. Dahl was elected clerk of the asst
ISOLATION and As G. Hedberg treasun
er5for the ensuing year aedE
berg was also elected delegate to- the
state conYent ion, which meets at st.
Paul this fall. Miss Eda Gone, Of
Wind oIn, accompanied the delegates
home, and IS a guest at the residence
Of w. E. Stoutemyer
We. are in receipt Of a copy Of the
Chicago Daily Tribune Of june 10TH
which, in comm moration of ats half [4
century Of zusef ulness. is illustrated
with beautiful color work beyond de-.
scription. This edition contained 90.
pages, and, like all subsequ is
sues, contained all the interesting
news Of the day, and also a history Of
the growth Of the paper from its or
ganization. This paper is much
sought after by the masses to obtain
information relative to this active
world, and it's deserving Of the lib
eral patronage bestowed.
You can go on paying at the rate:
Of go to so cents or more per quart
for ink if you want to. There IS no
law against it. But you don't need
to. Send 20 cents in stamps to How
ard Chemical Co., 245 First Ave. S.,
MINNEAPOLIS, and receive by mail
quart package Empire Ink Crystals
The merest child can make it up, and
one such package makes as much as
Is bottles such as you pay five cents
for. Or send one dollar and receive
a package making eight quarts of ink,
less than 13 cents a quart guaran-
teed to be equal to any ink il the
world n T$.sss 5:...11 S: .9- .s.. =
The XIX Century club will meet at
Mrs.Sibley's, Saturday June 10Th. The
following program has been prepared
Answer to roll call; Quotations from
As youlike It; History Of the play
and sources of the plot, Mrs. Camp
bell. Critical comments on the play -
Mrs. Ray Humiston. Comparison OF
Rosalind and Celia-:Mrs. Schechter.
Com garrison of the Duke and Freder:
ick-Mrs. Moore. Comparison Of
Phoebe and Audrey Mrs: Fred Hum.
|iston. A description of the sons of Sit
Roland DeBoys Mis- Huniston. Am
lens jacques and Touchstone--Mrs.
Sibley. 49, b. f: 5$#
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Stands at the Head.

u Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist
of Shreveport, Ia, says: DIR. King s
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough, and it is@the best
seller have y J. F. Campbell, mer-
dhant of Stafford, Ariz., writes: DR.
Kings New Discovery is all that is
claimed for it; it never fails, and lis q
sure cure for consumption, Coughs
and Colds. Ieannot say enough fol
it's merits. y DIR. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds is not an experiment. It has
been tried for a:quarter of a. century.
and today stands at the head. Itnev
er disappoints. Free trial bottles al
RAY HUMIsTON's Drug Store.
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p Simmons.

STATE OF MINNESOTA
= County OF Mobiles, )Ss.
District Court. Thirteenth Judicial District.
DANIEL ROHRER. Plaintiff,
IS against
LUClENz H. ALEXA NDER. Defendant.
The State of Minnesota TO the above named
Defendant: ~, r.:
You are hereSy summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaint1n i'll the
above entitled action which IS filed inthe office
of the Clerk o. the District Court of the 18th Ju-
djclai District II and for the County OF Mobiles
and late of Minnesota, and tc serve d copy OF
your answer to the said coltn aint on the sub
scriber, at his office in the ilaGe of Worthing-
ton, in said County, within twenty days after
the service Of this Summons upon you, exclusive
of the day Of such service and II you fail to an
sWer the said complaint within the time afore-
said the Plaintiff In this action will lake Judg-
| ment against you for the sum of Six Hundred
Seventy five tsa75 ool Dollars, with interest at
the rate of seven per cent per annum from the
| 18th day OF March. A. D.. 1891. and the sum OF
Ten Dollars as statutory costs together with
the costs and disbursements of this action
/ Dated April Goth, 1887.
+ C. M CRANDAIL, . =
Plaintiffs Attorney, Worthington, Mimi.
| May 6-June 1C-6.] %y$ssss.s7ass & s.. rs
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: OLD PEOPLE,,

:, Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowles q: and ID, kidneys d! vii i
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky or other intoXitat-
ant but acts as tonic and alternative
It acts mildly on the stomach and
bowles, adding strength and giving
tone to the organs, thereby aiding nat
ure in the performance Of the funct-
sons. Electric Biteers is an sexcellant
;appetiser. and aids digestion. Old
people find it just exactly what they
need Price fifty cents and Shopper
bottle at Ray Humiston's drug store.
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LOCAL NEWS.

A party was given at Chas. Larso as
in Hersey township Tuesday evening
at which there was a large attendance
good many Of whom were from this
place. =. All kinds Of amusements were
INDUCED in and splendid refresh
ments served. On account of the
storm the indulgence was prolonged
until early during the morning.
ANY kind Of shail insurance has
been good enough 50, far, but when
the season of hail storms is at hand,
a policy III the Alliance Hail & CY-
clone Mutual Insurance company Of
Austin is the. "ONLY", sure protec-
ton The limited premium in this
company cannot exceed 81 per cent,
while in the other companies it is as
high as.4per cent. When you come
TO town don't forget to insure with S.
Kindlund, i over the bank, or with
Peter T hompsonsat his Office. 49,
II The teachers Of our school, have
nearly att. gone away to enjoy their
vacation. Miss Jennings to- CHAT
field for a visit with her cousin, later
at Waseca. \. Miss Fullerton, home at
Minneapolis. Miss Case home at ST.
Peter. Miss Martin at n orth6eld..
Miss Cripps to Albion, Ia, for three
weeks when she MilIreturn and re-
sumo instructiing her music class.
Miss Bateman is here yet taking Ia
complete inventory Of the library.
Missas Fra, lsarfia]d q nd iRnpa "a home