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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12
The Following Coco at
ACUT PRICES
ITEMS OF REGULAR STOCK.

Beds
Folding Beds
Brass Beds
Iron Feds
Bamboo Furniture
Bank Furniture
Office Furniture
Backing Cases
brackets
Ironing Boards
Lap Boards
Bureaus
Baby Carriages
Casters
Dining Chairs
Arm Chairs
Rocking Chairs
Youths Chairs
Office Chairs
Commode Chairs
Lawn Chairs
Reed Chairs
Rattan Chairs
Upholstered Chairs
Reclining Chats
Barber Chairs
Chair Seats
Cheiioniers
Parlor Cabinets
Medicine Cases
Foot Stools
Clothes Bars
Commodes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12
veIvets and Silks

Space will not permit an enumera.
ton of the many prices in this depart.
ment; we would simply say that every
piece OF Black Silk, Black Brocades
Black Satin, Black MORE and Black
Velvet will be sold at Actual Cost dur.
ing this GREAT CLEARING SALE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

Cornice Poles
Curtain Chains
silk Curtain Loops
Tassel Hooks
Stair Rods
Picture Nails
Brassnead Nails
Drapery Pins
Stair Pads
Wire Door Mats
Sheepskiu Mats
Rug Fringes
Drapery Fringes
Stove Rugs
OH Cloth Binding
Building Paper
w all Paper
Ceiling Paper
Borders
Ceiling ID coraiions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12
neIiabIc I.lcctric AynrL

Reliable Electric Work
For safe house wiring and .Is,on,
line chandeliers, 20 10 the In,ar
Mountain Electric Co., 45 East Flint
South street. 't''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

Nice strained money cents pc
pound at Equi'shle Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

See Z. b. Msrtin be ore buying coal.
We always cell at the lowest possible
price. Office No. 4 west First South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

Sctiu.Finish Plantation Molnsses
Candy for sale by all leading cuniec-
tioneIs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

TOmorrow's weather report on pag,
three, Walker BIos.'s ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

Infants Outing Flannel JAG.
regular price a5c each, for
his week, each.....................
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

The cost of maintaining the uepart.
ment during the past year was $685..
2SS.72, OF which amount So, Sll IS rep
ressnts the salary list. The department
cost the city s32 sol 10 In the year 1895,
sl7,s7S.0a OF which was paid out In
Ia aries.
The estimate Of the department ex-
penses ior 1897 sh0wH au Increase over
that OF pact years az in It. is included
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

Sell Weber Lump Coal $3.50 ton,
stove s4.25, Nut 81 Clean Coal and
Full Weight guaranteed. Telephone
All.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

The u est on earth. at soc pound,
The Kolilz Handy Kitchen, go Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

Fresh Buticr Cups
AT the Koiitz Kaudy Kitchen, so s.
Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12
TnE Il. y. DEAN COMPANY.

Read Ladd's advertisement in Want
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

Dr.. o. b. Hewe,t, the leadipg dentist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

During 1895 the total loss and insur.
aDce upon buildings and their contents
was as follow,:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-12

Our business methods demand that no goods be allowed
to lap from season to another. OUR ENTIRE
STOCK OF WINTER GOODS MUST GO.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30
Wpt @artt t Noro 9afpta.

Sarge, g. g., 26oe STARS. Den
ben,otratiite os independents @tats @ens
tral aom1te pil Doloe ct 5euesmpoe ber
ben 81 Mars, os bet er ianoiDnlt9t, at
Gorbanbl,nserne pil lebe til Gpbielen af
ct npt pol1ti1f Barti Staten. Units
Sutton 2open, iom uebtoses af ben fibfte
2esislatur, forlanser, al en- Perlon,
Iom er nomiueret at to Bartier, maa
atsi0rr, uuher bpilfet Yartinaun ban
pnfer fit geaun trDtt paa Stems
meIebelen. Dette ct Mariasen til Nsiz
tationen, % en- 8eitrebelie pil bli siort
for at umsaa 2opeu til ndite alminbeli8e
gaIs. Mpoets 9enfist iises at pere at
faa iltanb Ell Organization, Der fan
omfatte baabe SopuIiiter os Demos
trater os faa uebtase ct 9eaun, fom ptl
pere antase1is for besse os tinise pore
en- 2ottentab for Splurepublifanere
@n fremrasen6e 8opuliit iasbe iafteu, at
Mepub! !ifanerns pep ben npe 2pp bialp
til at bringe Yopuliiter us Demofrater
ndrmere 1ammen enb ben bebfte Sutton
Blan tuube sibre os pil lebe til eu Seier
forlBartiet ber Staten ueb neite 8als.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30

for be fore Masier, bois port belle San1>;
tunbs1sien 1tte bliuer toranbret. Denne
5oranorins ,naa foresaa | Retnins at
@eajerinsens yDpertaselie af aQe Sern1
baner os al alt probucerenbe Waffiueri.
Site alene bar Maitineriet taset 4rbetz
berens Blabs, men bet bat lat BAN | en-
1aaban Stiuing, at ban mansler Mfib
lerne til at fjpbe Maitinerues Brooufs
ter. lalptten Sorretninssperbenen er
ben, at Torbruset, % lite probuftionen,
mansler Dpmuntrtns. 5armeritanben
i Ranios fer en- msrt Tremtio Msbe.
Staten er bielpelps Sernbanemastens
Sdnber, os Ditens Penselaauere bolber
BEN / ct bobelist @reb. Dos antaser
ies, at ubfisterne ct lise laa msrfe for
Sarmerne / andre @tater, % jes ier
insen Straale af 9aab for benz unber
be uuperenbe Torbolo.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30
SRA STEWART, 81.

S ben ienere Glib bar ber peret lneget
lfrspet ON, enten be inaa Bartier, ion,
bar arbeibet for en- politiit &eform |
Mennelebebens Snteresie, buroe peo=
blipe at 1taa aoif.lte eller forene fig meo
bet ny Demofrati eller ;alfalb arbeibe
9armoni, faa ct @elultat tan o2naaes.
Det fommer me9et an paa, buao man
p,l ia u6rettet. @r man forn6iet meb
at opfiue imutte 9beorier ON sieniiois
Observation-Disclosures % @etferoisbeb M.
M, uoen at sjpre iin Snoflpbelie sidls
benbe paa &esietins % Statsttprelie, ct
bet pel bebit at uere aoifilte, faa enbper
fan 9aa ubinbret | fin esen &etning.
Der pil saa mango slarbunbreber ben,
for bet pil bape nosen n1artbar SnoFps
oel1e paa MenneFenes Natur. Gn ubpre
flor Major,tet pil pebbliue atpere sraaz
bise Materialiiter, oos en- liben Minor,z
tet nil pebblipe at pare menneitefiarlise
Sbealiiter. Sra 9iitoriens 8ecnnbelie
til MI bar Ebeorier ON &elision, Woral,
5ilplofi eller Gocialisme insen uarts
SnbFpbelie bapt paa Menneitenaturen.
ssain, ben 5pritetebte Of Renneiter,
iDarer frembeles, mon ies e. min BrD<
bers Boster?
gipiliiationen bar ttfe foranbret Nen,
ne1ienaturen; men Sremsans ssmaaben Os
Miblerue, bDornleb Menueiteue reDer
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30

o9 brdber bperanbre, foranbres efter
bper Spinsnins, iom @ipiIifdtionen sior.
Vt iuinse fig ielp etter os tilpenbe fig
ielp Gorbele paa fine Mebmenneifers
8etOitnins, aniees for fort, torment %
belist.
5aalebes ct ben omerifanite gipiltiaz
tion og iaalebes er ben amelitanffe Naz
tion. Staar oeti nennefeIig Magt,
at ombanne ct iaaoant Tolt til mennez
fetiarlise @ocialtfter? gsaar Miaiouer
saa tilsrunbe fi9es ber, be fit bpab be
fortiente, be baube tnseu 9ierne; be
buebe lite til nosen Fins.
0ebblicer &etormiolfst at pore abz
tiltei imaa Eartier % iaa fBrer i1bs
bprbes &rig, Tan bet meb rette fises, at
ui insen brusbar $ojerne Bar os faar
buab ui foriiener. Pense os &orpora>
tionsW Wasten, idtter &eformpart.erne til
at 1laas meo 9peranDre 1om 9nnoe, me-
oens be ielo, peb lesalileret Rpueri, till
penber fig Srusten af 1oltets arbeibe.
@n for Del at NeFormpreslen bar paret
fontroleret af ben ariiiofrattife Bresfe
os / enfelte EiIfelbe al ben ariitofratiite
Buns.
8il man ba noset ubrettet, maa alle,
Iom uil pere meb, lamles tet fort pels
orsaniieret Yarti, palse en- itor os drlis
9soer. Det up DemOfrati renieoe fit
eset gus fBrit; iaaleoes buroe osiaa p'
siBre, ba er Jorenins mulis.
S. Gatlanb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30
Mmper,ppeo, Mtm1t.

Ses bar ti(6els tdntt mig ct Steb -
ct ,bealiitiF Steb, buor fulbfenbig Eoz
lerance os Samp,rfe efsiitere6e. Det
bar bog foretommet mig fuu fom ct
2ufttaitel eler Eanteafipeilins - noset
iom fun etsii1erer / en- oprsmt9ierne.
geu bar jes tuubet ct Steb fom tom=
mer sanite ndr Op til nit Sbeal. 9our
er bet? ipprser ou. 9et er lite en-
Storbp. Steoet taller lite fine .Snb.
uaanere peb 9uiiuber. Ween bet bar
en- prastfulb Belissenbe. Dmiluttet
af en- patter @tou os prestis Snois.
buitte siuer Stebet paa iamme gio ct
naieitetif os inobpoenoe uoieeube.
Wsen enbba prestisere enb @teoet er
bets .8ebocre. Mues Stnb Ds Eanfe
ipnes at udre iammenl1uttet ON 5eItraas
Bet: Srentab, opab / Sanbbebsfierlis=
beb % Broberfjdrlisbeb.
@aalnart man itiser al Erdnet iDnes
en- beba9elis 6glelie at ftrsmme big
ingbe. 9uis Spiritiier pn}fer 9obe
Manbers Mdruerelie,er bette Steoet, Der
insen onbe Manber resierer. Set er lite
8labs for Settpreiter, ber lite tan bolbe
@ubstieueite ubeu at bape Diepelen
mibt iblanbt fig. Diauelen tr,pes lite
Der, % iOnt en- ytpouenbiebeb beuer lite
Settprelter. 0s ct iaaoant 5olf bar
en- flor Gremtit be bar Gcrtiattel1en
ON en- ubfraft Sremtib.
Men buorfOr lite fOrtdlls os Stebets
Rapn? ipgrser bu. ppis bu pil lope
lite at fortalle BET til nosen ital iss fise
big @apnet; Der er: 1nhermoob, Minn.
!, g. 9.Greeman.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30
Stot ONT &one,te.

Seq ler 8Iabene for iibfte l1se, at
@enutor @mttb bar lnbleberet ct 6orz
flag / 2e9islaturen ON, at pisie Gors
bolbsresler bsr tases meo Senipu til be
8laee, iou1 siues &ontratter til at trDtte
"The delinquent taxlists." 8lanbt
btsfe Gorbolosresler nepner ban, at
6enipu bpr tases til glabenes 11obre>
belIe os @aaIioelisbeb oip. Soriaauibt
iom bans Jorias ansaar, iaa ct bet
ui1tnof fin Drben, men leg tror MI
anisepel, at bet pilbe bore lanst benz
iistsmdsfsere, om 2open bleu foranoret
bibben, at gountp gomrnisfersrne i
buert County paalasbes at forge for, at
bper StatteDber fit ct copy of the
delinquent tax list; tbi bet er 10
btsie fom foar betale Smfoitniuserne,
os besformebelit tror ies,at be Osiaa bbr
npbe sobt af 5rusterne.
2opene Sam pl tsT m.
gi bar / port title @inb tdnft; at bet
ptlbe pore en- sub cling, for 5olfet iMlz
minbelisbeb, ON be npe 2oue, ber anoet
bpert glar blir vmalet ub" ueo pore 9ou>
sipere ct. Saul, bleu trptti Bamplets
Gorm oe ubbelt blanbt Sfattepberne os
itfeiom nlltrptte benz iGorm atsnIuis os
ubbeIe benz iom vSuppliment" til nosle
ierlfilbte (2) ameritanife Blabe. @runz
ben buorfor ri tror, at bet pilbe oeie
bebre for 2anobeioItntnsen / Sdrbelesz
feb er, at be feie ba bill opbeuare bisie
copies af 2ouene, Os btsie nil oa iuare
til 9eniisten, ben nemlis: at be (Gols
tet) ifal ba @lenoffab til 2ouene, berfOr
ubbeles be, iaainart 1om multst, efter
bper Sesfon. Com ct Gattnm Tan bel
fises, at Der for ndruerenoe er ganlfe
faa fun, leier uSupplimentet" lanai
,ninbre upbeuarer bet, iimpeltben al ber
@ruub, at faa bar gaalmobigbeo not I'll
araDe fis .sisnneu benns built!
Inlois" trptte meb bite imaa Epper
FAINT ben itore Torm sjgr, at faa sjen:
mer r2am Supplimentet", lom be buroe
9erimos, bbis 2ouene bleu 8amplet.
form. pilbe be al1er fleite opbeuare 2oue:
ne tor freu1tibis Brus. Sm en- elle,
Fere 2oue bleu foranbret, iaa pi1 bette BE-
bore en- let Gag for Toltet'ielu, at finbt
ub os iaalebss pilbe be funne boIoes
"a Jour" meb Eiben. 81 bar osiaa
TENT os til, at llbbeliusen af bisie
9alp=copies" fuube foresaa paa en- an=
ben Maabe enb ben nuudrenbe, t. @r.:
VT boer @ountp NubitBr paaldsses al
ubbele pr. Soft ct @remplar af 9ouens
til buer @fattepber oiu. Dm benne npe
Orbnins ifulbe fomme til at foite nosls
1ere Center paa buer, builfet 1es fnapi
tror. men ON iaa er, iaa peb leg fuloi
os fait, at Solicit / bet beletaset pil pdre
bebre tieut, naar be faar libt 8aluta for
genterne. Qgrb.
NIfreb @omonb1en.
Telton, Minn., lobe Mars, .'97.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30
4ener 11nltie.

Com forrise geuu1mer betienbtgiort
afsif 2iterot 8eoer DOit.e peo 9Oben
Ser I gsrSus Jalls usaHbds ben zsDS
Mars. Da Dposbubifabet TOM, efterat
Blabet aaerebe par Bresien, fit ut life
Nnleoning til at annelne Dposfatbet laa
ubfprlist pi saiteoe iibite 9fumn1er.
8eber gbitie bleD f9ot Stieroalen,
gorse, ben lobe Suli 1868, 18 Gar
sammel git ban inO paa l1aoerofficers>
itofen / Eronbbjenr, bDOr ban OpbOlbt
fig | "a Nar, ba ban ON 0aaren 1884
llbuanbrebe til Nmerita, bpor ban ilos
fig neb N,nueapolis, Winn. Otter
III. Nnfoml Der til 9anbet maatte ban
iom iaa mango anore Nstommere tase
fat paa bet f0rit: os bebite til 3iusop<
bolb. Waen bet tus ttfe Dbitie lense,
fbr ban Deb TT bramfrie, uenneIele SIP
baube itaffet fig EFT betpoelis gennefrebs
os sobe Gorbinbelier, ian l1btommet
falbt bam forboIbsuis let. San nbsap
osiaa en- 9ib bet norffe @ittisbebsblab,
"8itiusen", iom tesnebe til at ftulbe bli
en- Succeis; men bans 5elbreb par als
lereoe bruot, iaa ban ,tfe urfebe mere.
Manslenoe 6elbreb os faue Pensetiber
tuans bam iaalebes uo af fit &alb %
fit Ytrte. Com aue Eerinsspatienter
baabebe Dbftie osiaa / bet lensite paa
8ebrins. San reiite ben Eanfe BIB
til 5ersus Sails ior omtrent Iar Il
ben, buor ban lom ouenfor naunt enbte
fine iurbiite 3eueoaae Manbas fiblte
use.
Uteb Yeber Ooaies BOrtsans bar pi
tabt en- af pore erlisie % fidftelte 5or=
bunosfdqer 5remltribtets % 6ribebens
fore 5olteias. 5an tplbte en- Hlabs
iblanbt os, itm MI uil fOrbli tDm, ials
falb for en- Eib. Gbi gOaie bar lite en-
Ot9ter bare Tor Gtfettens StDlo, pan
frep baabe bunben os ubunben StilE
ON Sing % Jorbolbe iblanbt os, fom
uirfebe bemmenbe os btnbrenbe for al
iunb llbDitlins. Mibti bans NET buz
moriitife Sanse finoes berfor altio
Sanbbeber, ifurpt tilipioiebe, 8raabbe
os Com, ION itifter % traffer, % bet
ter Tolftil at tanfe.
Den 17be Dftober 1885 inbsit ban
2@steFab u1eb SRI. Marie 0Iien fra
.Stentidr, Morse. Sans 3uifru os
85rn operleper BAN. Gan bleD ,lnber
for DeItaselie besraDet paa ben norite
llnitarmenisbebs @roblnnb peb lInberz j
tuoob fibfe Eorsbag Gfternt, bpor Dte.
nisbeben gap BAN en imuft belissenbe
@rauplabs lige peb 6DuebinD DsanSen.
4istaIen bplbtes af BaitDr sssp9n s. 81
ridien % pil paa gntens Dg Here Benz I
1ers Dpfororins trpfies | nefle 9lr. a
Blabet. sEs q
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30
gr1lrt1.tne

genb mig Gbers Beltinins for Sope.
frg, 8fOmferfr6, Grasfrs, Barbuite,
Ereer .. /. ,. MorF 9apebos os Ras
taIos 10 Gents. 8rislifte for 1897 til.
5fenbes fit paa NumO6nins.
/ inar g. Mrnje ie II
Gr5asrer % Gr6banbIer. . ! d Inn nRi Inn
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30

gil alle benz, ion, unber min Manbs
IIanse gpsbom, iaaoeliom pes bans 8e.
Iarapelie, ,lbpifte os fin Deltaselie. %
4ialp, 0il jes berOsb frembare mn MI!
5bjerieliae Eof.
Mar,e Dbitie.
:,yeraus cans, wina. ben asbe aQars 1887. 315 @
.yfpe Mormanbens bebss optase.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-03-30

S Gransuaa1, Spb Ntritu, e.
Eiterne faa baarltge, at man il,Dfamler
Yense tiI Slemienoelie al fattise os
trpngenbe Mpfonrtere. n
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-25

Last Hunters Club score, possible
$50: Pfaender, 178; Koch, 1866; Voss, ,157; {;
ANIME, 154; Toberer, l43; Hauenstein,
1O6.
Gun Club score for Monday: Singles,
possible 15-Bobleter, 70; Hauenstein,
II; WE. Koch, II; Toberer, 6; ANIME,
13; 3;Alb.Koch, II Manderfeld,6. Doubles,
possible 10-Bobleter, Z; Hauenstein, s.;
W. E. Koch, 4; Toberer, s; ANIME, 6;
Alb. Koch, 4; Manderfeld, 6.
Columbia Bowling Club score for
Wednesday: Meyer, 1876; GALES, 172;
johnson, 1852; Fred Behnke, 161; Alvin,
141 Olsen, 40: Grossjean, 1872; Peters,
1877; Vogel, 1856; Hauenstein, 1856; Bob
Letter, 1853; Henry Behnke, 100; Burg,
159; Toberer, 144; Saverien, 1879; Nc
Hale, 1877, Baarsch, 1873.
Fred Spegel, an expert from St. Paul,
arrived here Yesterday for the purpose
Of putting Fred Williams music box or
orchestra in shape. The instrument is
the only one of its kind in this part of
the state and is proving great attrac-
tion. Some evening this week the public
will have chance to hear it at it's best.
The following is the program for the
Unitarian concert at Turner Hall next
Friday evening:
Duet Mandolin and Guitar
VIM. F. Youngren and Prof. Lundgren
Of st. Paul.
Song -. On the Moonlight Stream.
Misses Doehne, Mueller, Pfaender and
Scherer.
Violin Trio Messrs. Pfaender,
Ambrosch and Scherer.
Song ]. 4. 8. i. New Ulm Maennerchor.
Either and Flute 1. !. Mess1s. Burg and
Toberer. 49,
Cornet Duet I. S. ]. ]. !. !. Messrs.
Frltsche and Gales.
Piano Aocomp't. By Mrs. Z. g. Vogel.
Song -. ... New Ulm Maennerchur.
Duet Mando and Guitar,
Messrs. Youngren and Lundgren.
Song .. :. 8. 3. Like the Lark,
Miss Pfaender, Mrs. Hugo Hugo Fischer
and Mrs. Bell. szs
3. G. Hays, chairman Of the Repub.
lican county committees, writes the Pion-
eer Press, on the move 70 eject young
D Dr.. Wellcome from the pension board
as follows:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-08-25
This is Fair Week.

Everybody should go to the Fair this
week. It will be the best the county
has ever had.
All Of the horses are here and it can
be said for certainty that the races will
be exciting.
Among the attractions will be Wild
West Show.
The horseless carnage will be exhibi-
ted daily.
Veriscope pictures of the >Corbett-
Fitzsimmons bout and other interesting
events will be given in large tent near
the grand stand.
Fred Burroughs will exhibit couple
of trained sea lions daily.
The Canadian grain and fruit display
will also be an interesting feature. 5
Some Of the mercantile exhibits in
big hall will be beautiful and artistic.
Otto Ochs of Faribault is spending a
few days here with relatives.
Mr.. Little of Marshall has entered the
office Of Bingham Bros. as a bookkeeper.
Mr.. Fromhoefer of St. Paul is spend
ing couple days here as the guest of
N. Henningsen. -.-.-
Attorney Steinhauser and VIM. A.
Fenscke had business at Sleepy Eye
Monday afternoon. ="
Ladies desiring to exhibit handiwork
or fancy goods at the Fair should leave
same at Crone Bros store. ..<-.. 1.
Hans Schmidt, the piano teacher, left
the city last week. No one seems to
know exactly where he went
Wheat reached 80 cents in New Ulm
on Monday, the highest point attained
in years. It dropped to 81 yesterday.
Otto Schell will 60 to st. Louis this
or next week to arrange for several big
improvements in The brewery of which
he is manager.
Pres. Hertzler of st. Paul's College
will preach on "Education" at the Meth
odist church next Sunday morning. In
the evening he will lecture on ..Pales-
tine" after which collection will be
taken up for the benefit Of the college.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11

We print elsewhere well considered
article from the Montgomery (Ala) Ad-
yertiser. with reference to the recent let
ter Of Senator Daniel i'm which he said
that II he had believed or thought that
the government by the Injunction"
clause Of the Chicago platform would be
perverted into al attack upon Mr.. Cleve-
land. he would have made his views
known and defended Cleveland, as he had
always done, from what he deemed an
unjust attack
Senator Daniel IS the only public man.
so FAR as we know, who has said that he
did not understand this plank TO refer
to Mr.. Cleveland, and his declaration on
this point has amazed the press Of the
whole country.
However, as our Montgomery contem-
porary says, il is gratifying TO know that
a man Of Senator Daniels standing, even
at this late day, repudiates any construc-
ton of this plank Of the Chicago plat
form. which makes it an assault upon
Mr.. Cleveland for suppressing the Chica-
so mob.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
HOW HAS THE

Senator Mills made a speech at a meet
Ing held in Dallas, Tex, on Labor Dav.
IN which he is reported &c have said.
Labor Day was celebrated in great
style. Among the speakers was ROGER
=. NILS, who took trusts. combinations.
synolcates and their friends. the Federal
Us or the country, as his theme All
'neSe Were thoroughly organized against
Ia"o'' capital now as absolutely owned
ana controlled Federal courts as II did
the railroads. telegraphs and telenbones
OF the country. 10 can order decisions
az their Will They care nothing for The
rights OF labor. nothing for the toilers
IN me nelds, shops and mines, who had no
rights they were bound 10 respect The
most shameIul proceedings I'm the history
or THIS or any other judiciary was the
late injunctions against the miners OF
west Virginia. fOrbidding them to march
along the public highway or even TO at
ten0 their churches
After leaving the stand tho Senator voq
asL~d what was the remedy for these
evils. 81 know OF none certainly none
can be obtained from Congress. organ
lied capital now dominates that body.
lie intimated the seeds Of revolution were
being rapidly sown over tho land
A man never makes anything by over
stating a truth. and extreme statements
Of this character. while they may further
inci;e class Of extremists. cannot but
disgust conservative men.
Senator Mills was at one thine regarded
ss a sound Democrat and safe leader.
but he has lost his prestige. Eugene Debs
uaxar rnnae a mara Nyfolaps sfatepept
ssas that which We quoted above from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-11
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER, Il. 1897.
pRnpER USE OF WEALTH.

Mr.. William j.. Cochran, wealthy
htizen and an extensive employer Of
,abor. living at Yonkcrs. n. y, has re-
,ently built a capacious and splendidly
appointed club house for working men Of
that town. The building cost $4,000,
and $4,000 more was given TO purchase
books. which will form the nucleus Of
4 library for the use Of the members.
The appointments Of the institution are
complete. In addition to the library
there are an attractive reading room, a
lunch room. a smoking room, a gymna-
stun, bath rooms. bowling alleys, bill
Hard room. bicycle racks, and an audi
forum which viii seat five hundred per-
sons.
The privileges OF the club are extended
10 every workingman Of good reputation
and character in the community.
II all rich men wero equally mindful
OF the comfort and pleasure Of their en-
ployees and for workingmen generally
the conflict between labor and capital
would soon cease. An institution Of the
character above described IS not only an
earnest Of the kind feeling which this
rich man has for men who work for their
living. and is not only place Of delight
full recreation for those who are eligible
TO membership. but It is an institution
that must necessarily exert a wholesome
moral influence over the entire commu-
nifty.
1t will be observed that only men Of
good character are eligible TO member
ship. and this Of itself ought to be a
stimulus 10 every man TO behave him
self like gentleman, not only that he
may enjoy tho privileges Of the club, but
that he may avoid the stigma that neces-
sarily attaches itself TO those whose
moral habits are such as to debar them
from membership.
Wealth has its responsibilities as well
as its privileges. A man may not with
impunity do whatsoever he will with his
own. lie is responsible TO a Higher Pow
or for the manner in which he dis
charges his great trust, and ne must en-
ploy his money in such a way as shall
best promote morality and subserve the
interests Of the community in which ne
lives.
If all rich men would take that view.
their riches would DO a blessing TO them
selves as well as to their fellowmen. and
the prejudice against the rich would soon
fade away.
When q rich man uses his wealth TO
crafty his own appetites and pleasures
and Yields the power which money gives
him In such a manner as to Cypress the
poor he Is abusing a sacred trust. and
instead Of doing good, is doing harm with
the means that has been put into his
possession.