Minnesota,: State Fair. grounds yesterday. From any point of vantage, HSrorwn ©o.TJBcrol*. MINNESOTA CULLINGS. Emergency Eemedies, jft. Aufderheide, looking over the grounds, everywhere There are many accidents constantly could be seen the blue uniforms and gay ^4*4 occurring among the little oadges of those who had the past, or were C.H.GHAJBOOTt]f, «.H.BOS«, St, Paul Blazes With Rows and The News of the Week Throughout ready the future to obey the nation's call people, for no matter how careful 1 Caffa&m ^Manufacturer of the Entire State. Arches of Many Colored to arms. The grounds woie a holiday aspect. GOT Minn, and Centre Sirs. older ones are to place dangerous ,.- M*lt The national banner, with its beautiful Lights. F*Fe, Well Buildin? a ad Steeple coloring and with its forty-tv/o bilver things out of reach, there's apt to be Duluth's car works are now in full stars set in an azure background, was everywhere a time of forgetting and then the NEW ULM,/- MINN. Brick, visible, flying the cool autumn operation. dire consequences. Now it is hot water, Grand Military Display on the Fair breeze. Bands of music were playing martial OtileetloB*M4 all batlnetfl pertMBUg t* »-i-n»i Custom collections for August at promptly *ttmd»4 CB. music, and everywhere could be heard again the hatchet or a sharp Fine Pressed Brie S for Grounds by Soldiers, Old and the rat-tat-tat of the drum and the fire's the port of St. Paul were $15,000. Individual Rssponsibitiy, knife possibly concentrated lye is Young. ornamental fronts* a shrill scream. There were pretty daughters The Southern Minnesota fair at swallowed, or buttons or thimble of veterans blue, wearing the coquettish $500,000 military cap. Battle-scarred veterans were Rochester was a great success. find their way into strange places in Hav tft« rteut ot shipping fsrerntieB a there with their wives and families. They A scene from fair*- land could not be much Eagle Mill Co. Anew opera-house has just been baby's economy. will pay prompt attention to mail order* ^SSoii were the honored guests of the day. When more brilliant than that to be seen on Third completed at Windoin. It will be the militia, the national guard, marched For scalds from hot water or stove, street in St. PauL At each side of the NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. upon the grounds, headed by thedetachment formally opened the 16th inst. there's nothing more apt to be handy thoroughfare were lines of colored lights arranged of the older men bearing the two-score bullet Manufacturer* of than baking soda wet it up soft and in graceful curves or anglea At intervals The woolen mill at Faribault, owned and a«,e-worn relics which are all that remain apply freely. If the burn is superficial BOLLEB FLOUB EL Rudolphi, branches of many hued lights were of the silken banne-s, the work of loved by C. H. KIemerr was damaged by placed, while at the intersection of the cross or of slight extent, binding it and loving hands a generation ago, under streets beautiful arches studded with the fire to the extent of $6,000. up with this is all that will be necessary. which they had marched and. charged, their BY THE colored lamps spanned the street or branching If lye has been drunk its seldom enthusiasm and emotion was intense. They An English Syndicate has pur_ Gradual Seduction BoIIsr MANrrACTURJSR or DSJLLB»OI from the four corners united at the that vomiting does any good crowded about the marching troops and let chased the Hamm, Banholzer & center of the spaces to uphold their load Soots and Shoes! the amount is usually small. The imagination carry them back a quarter of a of fiery gems At Bridge f-quare was Stahlman breweries at St. Paul. System century when they had marched forth to best treatment is sweet oil or even a rjerlect bower of blazmer color. battle. It was withal a pleasing ana touching The board of trade of Rochester melted lard if you haven't the oil, to These lmea of gleammjr lamps, reflected in Ulnn. 43dN strs., '.New Ulm, Minn, sight NEW ULM, MINN. counteract the caustic effects of the the plate glass front** ot darkened stores, banquetted GOT. Merriam and other The feature of the dav was the appearance made visti after vista of Oriental beauty, lye. The after inflammation of state officials, including members of of the three regiments ot infantry of the A large assortment of men'r aaft finally fading away in a maze of majy colors stomach and bowel*which sometimes the- legislature. state militia and the battalion of mounted boTsT boots and shoes, and ladles' and The lateral streets looked modestly follows will need specifice treatment troops in separate and combined held evolutions. children's shoes constantly kept oa pretty ith their sprays of colored lamps as The house of Owens Long, near quite beyond the power of the laity. In all about twelve hundred men they lishted the pedestrians to the gorgeous hand. Custom -work and repairing Havannah, was struck by lightning Usually when any foreign or poisonous were present the four organization^ blaze of Third street, where the mind was promptly attended to. matter has been swallowed thoroughly uniformed anc equipped, and child perished in the fire obliged to search literature such as the and a high state ot drill the first indication is to produce Arabian lights to find a parallel for comparison that followed. John Hanensteiny and mihtaiy discipline. It was the opportunity emesis. If you have no syrup ipecac The ceremonies of the Veiled A thrashing machine' and outfit, ot a lifetime for the national guard, of Prophets or the Maidt Gras of the South furnish in the house, add a little mustard Obtained, and all PATENT XUbUNJuSS attended the state The people learned,, perhaps for together with 450 bushels of wheat, BEEWEB nothing like it and salt to lukewarm water, and to for !U01FRA TE FJSE& Our office It the first time,*frhe pioficiencyof their militia, opposite the- S Patent OiAce, and we can obtain Add to this the strains of band music clear was destroyed by fire on the farm o* make the child drink considerable. which demonstrated to a large extent Patent*in l*cs time than those remote from and distinct in the evening au, and it is no It is one of the promptest, easily obtained H. 0 Melby. in Otter Tail county. WAisIIIXGION. S«nd MODEL. DRAWING o* the probability of their efficiency time of wonder that the ttreetb weie almost blocked PBOTO of invention. We advise as to patentability emetics known. and local or national disturbance^. The boys acquitted free of charge and we make HO COAM.QM with people who were eager to revel in the The leaders the labor riots at When the injury is- a cut, the treatment USLkSS PATEyflS bECUMSU themselves nobly. scene Vehicles were forbidden the thoroughfare MALTSTER Duluth will be put on trial at the end For circular, advice, terms and references to It is estimated that rhere were fully fifty will depend on locality. If the that is crowded with them actual clients in your own State County, City os thousand people on the giounds yesterday. of the present term of court in that hemorrhage is- severe, an artery may Sown, write t»i through all the daylight hours. Clean as G^^SNQ-W^C© The capacitv ot the big grand stand was city. need tying, but until a doctor can be broom could make it the street itself became tully tested and the hall to the east of the OppottU Patent Office, Wathtngton, It (X Our brewery is tully equipped and able to fir a grand uromenade, along which two great secured, tie a handkerchief, or something a Lommel, who was- accidentally track was black with people, while thousands HI orders. streams of pleasure-seekers passed in opposite around the limb, above the Bingham Bros. ot others were wandering* about the shot August 21 at Richmond, Mr. F. Grebe baa charge of the bottling estaft» directions, while the sidewalks were wemnd, and place-the limb in an elevated grounds. Military day was all in. all a complete ligament. crowded with spectators. From Sibley died at St. Cloud of bloodi poison.. position. succesa Hew Ulra, Hinn. to Wabasha, back and foith the crowd He wa» a merchant and 35 years old, For bee stings-,, probably the best In the truit department the display is now sauntered, listening to the notes of light and very complete, and is one of the most attractive dressing is-mud, asitisfermost bites BEALEKSIN voluptuous music while the stars seemed LUMBE During the absence of the family at R. Pfefferle, of the many features in uhe agricultural or stings from insects. to blmk more rapidly as if sympathy with church recently thie-v es entered the hall. Prommens among apple Mud frequently removed is excellent the gayety ot the scene. As the hours growers is William Sommerville of Olmsted house of Henry Kater, living on. a quickly fled the piomenaders disappeared, dressing for snake and dog bites couDty, who shows seventy-three vamties farm near St. Cloud and stole $60- the crowd seemed to melt away almost as after they have been peoperly bled Dealer la- of apples, embracing nffy-threeof the larger suddenly as it gathered, and the picttue of and cauterized. Peter Shepherd, who was recently vane ties, with twenty kinds of hybrids and LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, light and motion, such a one as is well woith Groceries, Foreign substances in nose or ears, crabs. The principal varieties are Duchess arrested in Lewiston for housebreaking, a long ride to witness, vanished, leaving of course, demand removing. But, of Oldenburg, Autumn Stieaked, McMahon, SASH AND BLIND. only the jeweled streeo silent and beautitul committed suicide by hanging unless TOU are sure of success, don't White, Bed Black, Charley Moth, red and CANNED, DRIED & GREEJf himself in his cell. Lime, Cement and Coal. yellow Anis and the well known Wealthy attempt it yourself and by pushing Id outlay. I S There are included in the display twentvseven It mav readily he said that more animals the obstacle out of reach make a bad The Young People's Society o» new Russian varieties, which have have come in during the past two days tnan matter worse- Call in a surgeon at Christian Endeavor is making rapid in all the other days since the barns were been shown to be the hardiest apples for Mowest prices always* once. B^oiir and. Feedi- progress in southeastern Minnesota, opened for their reception. Especially is this country. Another exhioitor is A. W. this true the swine pens, enough entneB If the not unusual accident of "a Latham of Excelsior. Mr. Latham shows and a steady growth is reported this having been made to more than fill the pens bug in the ear" occurs, waste no over forty varieties of grapes, the Concord STOlia.WoODKH AHD W O W Opposite Railroad Depot, summer. provided New sheas were built yesterday time trying to drag the offender out, WABB. grape being the principal one. Other varieties morning for the swine unprovided with NEWULM. MINB Johanna Dugam, of Buiuth, was douse in sweet oil, salad dressing, or are the Golden Packlmgton, Moore's S E W ULM, quarters at the regular pens In the stock MINK/ and horse departments the same is tine, but Early Lady, Bodgers, Worden and that old molasses even, if you haven't the others awarded $4,040 damages from the in a lesser degree The latest arrival was the FRANK FRIEDMANN, stand-by, the Delaware, so commonly ariowni handy, anything to entangle and St. Paul and Duluth Railway company Cosgrove Live Stock company's exhibit, all over the Northwest. Mr Latham's exhibit quiet the intruder before it makes whicn found place the barns Horse for injuries received in a railway has been arranged so that it presents a men who "had horses on exhibition the victim wild- It can then be dealer in accident last November. very pleasing picture—the light and dark colors yesterday iroi the farst time are N syringed out with warm water. being regularly placed One of the heavy Clarke, Hugh Paul, L. C. flogson and Groceries', Crockery. Stoneware, Frank D- Moan, a Minnesota pioneer —GOOD HOUSEKEEPING. Field Bros Ac tne head of Clarke's stable is exhibitors of small fruit is F. Gi Gould of Chastler, an imported Clydesdale, a half Excelsior, well known as the grower of the and an old resident and prominent ManufactQrerof and Dealer in- brother of the famous McGregor, the most grapes which received the first premium at business man and politician of Politicians Should Marry, okssware, Notions, Canned celebrated of the Clydes. The owner of this the New Orleans exposition in competition CIGARS, famous horse, Montgomery of Scotland, :s Winona, was taken with, a stroke of In an interview with Col. C. M- with the grape-growing states of California now in America, and will be a visitor on the paralysis at his office, and his physician and Ohio. grounds to-day Next to Chastler is a uew Woodcock, a Nashville American reporter Erait, Flonr, etc. TOBACCOS *u, importation. Senator, a prize winner In addition there are numerous displays of says he will not recover. asked if a politician ought to at the Windsor Eoyal show last year in England. plums, cherries and hvbnd appies. One PIPES Albert Clovejr, son ot W_ Clover,, In the stalls alongside are many colts noticeable fruit exhibited was a seedling inarry"Thaitr All goods sold at bottom prices and descended from McGregor In the same plum grown by W H. Heideman at New of Marshall county,, was found dead i» the- very first thing he has delivered free of cost to any part ot barn are the Cleveland bays and English Ulm. The Jewell Nursery Company ot Lake Cor. Minnesota and Centre in an old well in a field. The well contained Shires of Field Bros of Cedar Falls, Iowa. Citv shows a large number of new seedling gotto do,"" was the reply. ''No man the oitj. At the head of this stable is Tom Second, a apples, many or the varieties having been but two feet of water, and it streets* cam hope to fill one of the higher Shire stallion winning the silver medal at the originated by them. J. S. Harris also showB N E W ULM, MINN. is a question whether the youth was offices successfully without the aid of "mxnfti interna uional horse show in Brussels last a large and varied assortment of apples and NEW^M, a wife. Take Joim A. Logan, for instance. year, competing against all ages and breeds. hybrids. On Monday there seemed no prospect drowned or killed by the fall. Jno. Neumann GE€h BENZ & SONS. The Fields also bhow Lord Chancellor, a that there would be any display of He was one of these goodhearted, was 6 years old. Cleveland bay ot fine pedigree and a prize fruits, as the space allotted for ii was almost clever sort of fellows, hut he winner In his class is shown the young entirely unoccupied Yesterday the room John Steffennagen, sr., of Fon te Importers and Wholesale Dealers In didn't know everything. His wife mare Debuiante, a winner of prizes at other was insufficient for the amount of fruit WINES & Dealer In nac, guardian and litem of his son, fairs This stable carried away twenty-one brought, or for a very Bhowy placing of the did. She was full of the social magnetism premiums at. the Des Moines contest L. same. There are now on exhibit over 150 has sued H. Scheri,. of thesame place, rTirsr that attracts. She was up on O O S I Hlgson shows French dratt horses bred in varieties of apples, and many specimens of LIQUORS for $500 for injuries sustained by his every point of diplomacy. Her mI this state. Mr Hierson's original purchases the same varie.y. Near the fruit exhibit is were mares, from which his present exhibit shown the floral display, a verdant bank of formation was thorough, broad and Hats, Cups, Motion*) son through being bitten by a dog are descended. He nas a numoer of natives beauty, attracting more attention and admiration at ready command. Logan's politi* owned by the defendant, which, it is 217T &2I» E. Srd Str. St. Paul, Minn Groceries^. Provision^ which will compare with any imports for from the lady visitors than any cal success was more his wife's doing alleged, was known to be vicious. points Hugh Paul of Heron Lake has on other feature. There are also some beautiful Crockery and Glassware, than his own. Harrison is the same exhibi'ion a number ot Shire horses, the head floral designs done in cut flowers. Some Green, Dried and Canned* Burglars entered the general store of his stable being Bonnie Lad, a half-brother designs arranged to advertise a city firm way. All that austerity of demeanor to Darwin the lenowned, belonging to Galbraiih were beautitul in artistic excellence. A new of E. E. Abbott of Dodge Centre and XruitSj, etc, etc. which characterizes him in his official Brop Others of tue same stable are shipment of fruit was received in the Northern took about $300 worth of goods. relations wears off in his wife's pres- Sir George, Stouu Heart, Scarcnffe Dick, Pacific pavilion yesterday from Walla I win always take fart* prodnoe t*- •aehaBgtfor ScarchfftTDuke and Cicero, the latter the Walla, Wash also a case of wool samples, 1 ence and he becomes the most genial Kasson, Chatfield and several other good*, and pay tbehigbeat market prie*for afti full brothel of the prize winner at the London, enclosed in a case made from the various of men. Blaine is an exception. He SSL—DEALER IN,- 1 owns on the Chicago & Northwestern kinds er paper raga. England, noise show this year. In the woods grown in Oreeron and Washington. has the social attractiveness in himself. railroad have suffered similar cattle barns the recent arrivals are Leslie & la eonfteotloB with my atore Ilsnv«*a Arret nfag Yes, sir, the young politician Burwell, W H. Jacobs of Wisconsin and losses. As to Crops talooB. furnished with a splendid bUlard table SUB* others Mr Jacobs shows Orpheus, a Canada must have a wife. She will save him WASHINGTON, Sept. 10—The September my customers will always And good liquors bred bhorthorn two years old, of the Daisy Louis Row, a German about thirtyfive crop report of the department of agriculture from more expenses than when he cigars, and every rorsnooa* splendid* loaaa. family, famous in Shorthorn annals makes the general average of coin 91, a reduction years of age, who worked has only the expenses of one to pay, Welcome Chief, another bull shown in this ot nearly 5 points of winter wheat, herd, is of the Welcome family In this herd and besides she will prove his best AUt^spvrebaaadof m*w411b*deUvere4 I in a brick yard at Coon when harvested, 80 4, from 92 on Julv 1, cf are tour veailing neifert., prize winners at say part of the city free of cost. political ally in a thousand emergencies. spring wheat 83 9, an increase from 81 2 Creek, went to Minneapolis the Des Moines fair This herd also took Minnesota Str—t. TTew Plm, IDwaa Au£ ust Th's makes the general average of first sweepstakes at Des Moines over any with a couple of Mends. He imbibed Meat Market* all wheat 87 6 The general condition of LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, size or breed N Clarke lb an exhibitor ot considerable liquor and started oats is 90, instead of 92 3 last month, of cattle as well as horses, exhibiting a four1 rye, 9 1 6 of barley, 88 9. instead of 9 0 6 to walk back on the railroad track. A Frenchman's Graceful Bep^rA vear-old bull. Oscir. at the head of his herd. SASH, BLINDS, ot buckwheat, 92 1. instead of 9 5 2 of tobacco, Oscar is a Booth & Bates animal, bred in Ontario He was struck by a west bound M. EPPLE, P*op'r. 7 6 2, a reduction from 84.4. The romantic story is told about Following him is Monarch, a Cruickshank peacentasre of stock hogs available for fattening freight and almost instantly killed. M-MLINB? Scotch-bred bull from the Undine family —and all kinds of— Mme. LaMarechale Canrobert,whose ,11D*OTOIAS^.&EVV" is 101, condition 98. The corn crop Mr Claike also shows six cows as beef death was recently announced Martin Purcell, a farmer living is a week late in a large proportion of its Building Material. producers. One bull and four cows will be Paris. Twenty-six years ago the breadth On the Atlantic coast rams were four miles south of Rochester, drew entered as a herd In the sheep pens the ,"PHX smders1cB0*4esirft« to lnfbr«fett» fsjoftntsf. display is now complete, nearly an entire excessive, and floods injured fields Marshal, at that time in the height $300 Saturday, the proceeds of his I Haw 01m and vicinity that ha haara-estaMiet* tram load having arrived on Sunday from in bottom lands Eany in the season temperature ad ma meat market and Is now praavarsd to walk of his glory, was at an official ball, flax crop. The* money disappeared JEW ULM, K1HK •a ats old eastomsrs and Menda- with oaly. tfcav Des Moines. George Harding of Wisconsin was low, interfering with germination Citizens- Bank beet Qreaa and eared nwats, aanaagaa, lard and-«V) when a young lady approached and shows twenty head of Cotswolds, P. Hill and cultivation. The uplands enjoyed Saturday night, and Sunday morning ,arythiBg usnally heat in a orat-elaea market Tkk of the same state has Southdowns on exhibition, conditions favorable to rapid growth. In said quite sharply, "Monsieur, will atebast mwket price wUlbe paid for FAT QAM a young man, William Conway, while George McKerrow from Wisconsin the Ohio valley and lake rtgion there has I HUDCg, WOOL, KTC. you dance with me?" The surprised was arrested on suspicion of beine shows thirteen South Downs, four Oxford been a marked reduction of condition during EpPLat. soldier "begged off" in a few confused Downs and six Shropshire Downs, making the last month troua drought following the thief. Conway was with Purcell thirty-four head in all In McKerrow's exhibit the heavy rams of early summer. In Ohio words then, turning to a young officer when the money was paid him. TTVOLI is one of the heaviest sheep known, being and Indiana there was previous injury of beside him, he said, "Will you a ram weighing over 33 0 pounds. T. N. bottom-land crops by floodB. In Michigan A bold burglary occurred afc the kindly take my pl«ce beside the Porter also shows sheep. In the swine departments and Wisconsin the effects of drought and house of Martin Purcell, eight miles the display has more particularly other influences are most injurious. There young lady, and remember that this increased. Mr. Porter shows a fine lot of from Rochester, the thief getting NEW ULM, MINN. is complaint of drought west of the Mississippi, AND- night a marshal of France envies a Berkshires. Mr. Alex Arnold also has on exhibit BREWERY too late in the season for serious reduction. away with Mr. Purcell's trousers, a sub-lieutenant?" However, the a good-display of the blue-black Berkshires. West of the Missouri conditions which contained $310 in money. The Rockway is an exhibitor of the matter did not rest here-, for Miss have been more favorable than in any other M. MuUen, Fres't. H. Vajen, Fte«-J5W same breed. A uumber of the new breed circumstances surrounding the case part of the country, and the crop is very Flora McDonald, under the auspices Victorias are also found among the swine large. point strongly to one Wm. Convey,a J. C. Budolph, Cashier. O S S 3 W E of Empress Eugenie, with whom she In the seven surplus states the figures foz young man living in the neighborhood, was a favorite, subsequently became condition are: NEW ULMw- MINNESOTA as the guilty party. He is under the wife of the great general. 4 the grounds. Chester Whites have also Ohio 81. a loss of 6 points: Indiana 81, loss of Directors: 6 points: Illinois 87, loss of 3 points Iowa 94. een brought* upon the grounds, but not arrest. Pure-beer sold So quantities, to auit tna loss of 6 points: Missouri 93, loss of 3 points: aving pens rady for their reception it purchaser*. Special attenkioa paid to the Kansas. 98: Nebraska, 96. •were still the crates in which they were N. Clarke of St. Cloud presented Got Their Honey., Werner Bceseh, Chns. Wagner, Jftr. bottling ot beer* The reduction in winter wheat, as compared shipped. In the Poland China class, G. W to the secretary of the Central Minnesota The lueky holders in this city* of the two with the July report, is in New York, WestAcke, O. if. OLsen, JS. Q. Sash. Plank shows twenty-six beauties. D. Pennsylvania, Michigan, California and in one-twentieth tickets which hit The Louisiana Fair association a check for Smith also shows an equal number of the TH E HE W EM some of the Southern states. The quality of State Lottery at the August drawing? DRAFTS T0-**'ALL FARTS game breed. In this class, E. Hancock also $1,000. Owing to the first fair not Western gram, as shown by its grading, is for $ 15,000 each have received their money, has shown twenty-five hogs. The heaviest comparatively poor, and will affect weight being a financial success the association and are $30,000 better off than they were OF EUROPE, ANI PASSAGE hog shown in this class is a boar weighing and intrinsic valua The condition of spring Cm^PLANMG •ILt'K? two weeks ago. Deputy Jailor Joe Kinchley over seven hundied pounds. has been laboring under financial wheat is reported higher than in August in held one-twentieth of tbo Incky ticket, No. TICKETS SOLD. At the racmg stableB there are more entries rhe northern portion of the belt, and slightly difficulties, but this removes 87,8^5, and Mrs. Florence M. Roche who is than there are accommodations. More than lower in Iowa and Nebraska, as follows: them, and now the association does one hundred horses have been entered for the now at Clark's Mills on the Savannah, Wisconsin. ..931 Iowa 931 Dakota 63 running races alone, and with the large number Florida and Western Railway, held the not owe a dollar. Glose^pptioa Given to Minnesota...961 Nebraska.. .831 of trotting entries, crowd the capacity DOORS, WINDOW SASlfc other one-twentieth. This is not the first The local rates of yield in Dakota are extremely of the stables to their utmost. The poultry The old Blakely gun. which was time that fractions of the capital prize have Collecting. variable, ranging trom 1 to 2 0 bush, departments are the musical placet* now, at been drawn in pairs in Savaanah. Three VENETIAN BUNDS* captured by the First Minnesota els per acre. S least a carload of cackling, honking, crowing, years ago 30,000 were drawn at one drawing *-»-.*» I battery from the rebels, and prized qaacking specimens of the feathered creatures on two fractional tickets. In the last MOULDINGS AND FRAJKK3* having been unloaded and given place •**r, highly, burst at the old soldier's reunion few years close to $100,000 have been drawn I I Bueklen 8 Anaca Saire &*&* Theso Are Patented. In the sheds devoted to the fowl* Toulon in Savannah thronfch the Louisiana State WASHINGTON, Special Telegram. Sept 10 at Fairmont, where it had The best salve in ike world for Cute, geese, China Whites, Great Bronze and Snow Ttaninfi turning and m& Lottery in large prizes, to say nothing The following patents have been issued to Bruises Sores, Utzers, Salt Bheaua, White turke8. Games, Light Brahaias, Leghorns, beenloaned. The gun has a notorious abont the smaller prizes which have been Northwestern inventors: work with rib-saw promptly Langabans, Shangh-us, Silver Polish Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands, history, not only during but since drawn. Mr. Kmchley's ticket was collected and every other variety and kind known to Minnesota—Clarence E. Ashwort, Minneapolis, Chilblains, Corna* and all Hkin Kruprtona, and neatly eaccoytetiu -r through the Merchant's National Banfe* and the war. I severely, injured a man pipe for mining machine Julius Henninsr, Minneapolis, fowl fanc.era of the state. In all the parts Mrs. Roche received her-money threegh the and positively cures l*ilr». or no metal spindle Fied N. Lang Minneapolis, of the stock exhibit, horses, cattle, 8ue*p, at St. Charles some time a and automatic race course John. A. Windlick Southern Express Company. Thjs is the paj required,. It is guaranteed to give jsf&me, chickens, geese and ducks, the display and P. Lvnch, St Pan!, loeomotiva soring last fall blew of both of L. M. Qlsen'a all work foaraataast. "Bafts* RiC« second lottery prize that Jailor Kfeeitley has Jk fulJ, complete and overrunning. Infect satisfaction* or mor&y refundW. Clarence 0. White, Minneapolis, coin controlled drawn this year. About six months ago be hands during a*Re$wiblkan jollifieatioiu measuring faucet. Dakota—Thomas S. Boaier, Price 23«3&& par box% Sold oy a drew $AOQiP.f-aftY*aaah (Gfti)5foww» Angusfe Tuesday -f,. ,**£ «-*i J« Sioux Falla, fire extinsroisher: Oostave Sack*, ZUAEB* Pw'tV L, Boos. Valley C&v. ornamenting gun barrels^ Old soldiers and young mingled on the fair »1S 1 *iM mm