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ator Haniborougb of North Dakota THE COMET. TREMONT HOUSE. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVENT TRAVELING MEN. Reasonable Rates. Patronage Solicited Ennri Sample HOLM, Real Estate, Loans COLLECTIONS NOTARY PUBLIC.

and Insurance Agent. JOfflce in tlis Bank of Little Rive M. MORELAND, T. PROPRIETOR. o.

k. K. 3. 1.001, A't OiMrttf W. 0 EDW ARP.

Prenldnnt. JOHN U. MoGTLLOCII, Vice-President. The BANKING HOUSE of Edward McCulJoch. COLLECTIONS a Specialty.

A General Banking: Business Transacted. THE CASH HARNESS SHOP is the place to buy your HARNESS, SADDLES, Whips, sweat pads, in fact any thing you want in the harness line, at prices LOWER than they can bt) sold for or time. My terms are cash and I am selling goods WAY DOWN REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES, tar. Call and SfccMn. Geo.

L. Perry. Little River Lumber Company, Wholesale Retail DcaU-r In Lumber Lath, Shingles, Posts, Wire, Lime Cement and Plaster. Full line of Hardware and "Wagon Stock' always on hand. Buckeye Mower-needs no rceoniehdatioib Cyclone the cheapest and best niowetf the market.

Come in and see it and get bur prices. Hay Rakes, Spring Wag who succeeds Senator Pierce, is an editor and was the first member of Concress elected from bii State. He waa born in Illinois. Senator Du hois, of Idaho was the Delegate to Congress from that Territory bsfore its ahmission as a State. He also was bora in Illinois.

His seat wil be contested by Judge William Clag- gett. It will be interesting to note during the session what effect this infusion of new blood will have upon the Senate. Turn which way yon will in the House of Representatives, you are confronted with new men, some well known, but most unknown, and am bitious to be beard in the national arena. Whatever the oat come of the session in the way of legislation, it is certain that he new men in con gress will add interest to what will necessarily an interesting session, of congress, being held upon the thresh hold the presidential election. The deadlock in tha Democratic caucus oi he nomination ol the speaker was a fail puniplo of whamay expected in the way of exciting errnts.

Martain D. Loppy, the murderer, was put to death at Sing Sing, on Dec. Oth, by electricity. The dynamos were thrown open at three min. utes past twelve o'cloeki The daily papers full of the attempt murder of the millionaire.

Rus3ell Sage, put, it appears very strange, that a man could throw a bomb it Mr Sage's head, and the man who did the throwing. be blown to pieces as well as other- in the office and Mr. Sage to escape with but slight injuries. But so it seems. Lithographers in Trouble.

Phe Emporln Republican Say New York, Dec 3. Judgment was entered in this city gainst Gles lithographers oi Buffalo, for 113,474, in favor" oi Peter Adams company, of New York, on demand Of promisory notes'. nade" in 1887. A dispatch from Buffalo says that George Hajward has been appointed receiver for Gles Co.j that the' liabilities are 300 arid nominal assets 475,000. A Dynamite Crank.

Huseell "afeea OftW Entered a CrrfnK Who Explode a In rwnute lintiiD unci wi'ecRs he Building New York, Dec, 4 At 10:20 ydocktais morning a small Lessed mah apparently about twenty-five years old, carrying a brown leather hand bag, called at Russell Sage's office on the second floor of No. 71 Broadway and asked to see Mr. Sage. W. R.

Laidlaw, Mf; Sage's cleric, told hirn that Mr. Sage was busy and could not be seen. The man presisted and continued to talk a loud tone. Mr. Sage, who was in an inner office, came out to see what was the matter.

He asked the man what be wanted? The man demanded a million dollars from Mr. Sage and upon being refused he opened his bag and produced a dynamite bomb' and threw it at the venerable financier's head. A terriffo explosion followed. The man that threw the bomb vas blown to pieces, ov'jb of Mr. Sage's clerks instantly killed and several dangerously wourided.

Mr. Sage's injuries were slight. Russell Sage was taken to a drug store opposite his office, where it was fouud that his injuries were, not very serious. His face was badly cut and and the hair on his head and face was burned off. He was much excited, but said brokenly: "A man who gave his name as H.

D. Yilsph came to my office just now. I had' never seen him before. He had a' carpet bag on his hand and said: "if you will not give me one million two hundred thousand I will blow you all to pieces." I knew nothing further than hearing a great explosion. Emporia Republican.

The "mad dog" that was shot the other day by the city marshal has been discussed at length, and the gen eral opinion was to the effect that a poor old dog, so old that be had not a tooth in his head, was killed. But he is VeUer off dead than alive, to say the least l-'PJDAY, DECEMBER 4,1891. )Cnter4 at llie Pit Offlos at Llltl KIT vDm as (Mnnd-cluM mailer. Washington Letter. Wasmnotoh.

D. C. Doo 7, 1891 The opening of tbo fifty second Con gren-j did noi dilTur materially from thu opeiiiugi of its predecessors, ex ocpt that it introduced alurger nuro bor of men to the publia that is the iutiouol niblio than any one of them over did, and that it was pre coded by a struggle in the caucus uf tho dominant party of the House wf Ilcprestmtativoa over the nomina lion for the speakership that has not l.eeu equaled in intensity or the billots taken since the long contest, ue uly forty years ago, which resulted in the KcltcioD of Matbauial Bunks, of Massachusetts, as Speaker of tlie Ilouse. I here were the bhuju 4r in galleries and corridors; th ime rushing sound among the corps of newspaper mm, the sums applause when ihe newly elected Speaker took bis seat, relieving the retiring clerk, who had presided while the members were being sworn in and the Speaker elected, and the same fun over lot tery drawing for seats in the House, Vhich your correspondent has been a ty'itnewj of, once evory twj years, for iicarly a score of years. The most interesting part of the opening precediugs of the Senate, over wnich Vice President Morton presided, was the swearing in of hu new Senators.

Senator Peffer, ho succeeds Senior Iugalls holable lookiug man, be was boru in Pennsylvania and is sixty years old-Senator Kyle, of Soab Dakota, handsome ami does not look a In clerical, ulihough be is a Uongrega lional minister, lie whs born in Ohi nnd is only thirty-eight yeuis oul Senator Irby, of South Carolina, who succeeds Senator Hampton, is Cue looking man and slightly resell bles both Senator Carlisle and Gov. eruor McKinleyj he is a native of South Curoltna and id only thin seven years old -the youngest mu Who has eutered the Senate for near-Jy a quarter of a century. Ail three Of these ure members of the Farmers Alliance. Senator Gordon, of Geor. fiia, is well known Iron hu long service both in -the House and Senate.

He succeeds Senator Brown, and is native Georgian. Senator White, ol jjouisana, is entirely unknown in na ttonal politics. He succeeds Senatoi EuStiB, aud is fifty one years old Senator Gibson, of Maryland, wlfo t-appointed to serve out the unexprieii term of the late Senator Wilnon i' favorbly known, he having Berved six years in the House. He is a very handsome man and is forty-nine years old. Senator EUvid Hill, oi New lork, who succeeds Senator Evarts, is a man of national reputation, Senator Vflas, of Wisconsin, who succeeds Senator Spooher, is al.

to widely known, having been both' Postmaster-General arid Secretary of the Interior under the Cleveland administration. Senator Palmer, Illinois who succe da Senator Far-well, was a man of wide reputation a generation ago, he is seventy-five years old1, bat his appearance belie it. henafar Bdce, of Ohio, who succeeds Senator Payne, has occupied considerable newspaper space ever since he became chairman of the Nil tion Democratic Cb'mui'ttee. Senator (Jhibon, who nacceeds Senator flengan, of Texas, by appointment ol the Governor of the State, is another unknown man, but the fast that be began life as a devil in I newspaptr office speaks well for him. Senator nitllinger, df New Hampshire, who succeeds Senator Blair, is also a printer.

He made many friends anioiig the workmen, while a repre tentative in the forty-ninth and fiftieth Congress. He was born in On terio, Canada, and is a practicing physician, haling studied medicine wLilo working a the case aj a printer. Senatoi Procter who resigns the Secretary hip of War to succeed Sena' or Edmunds, of Vermont, is widely known as a typical New En. jlnnd man. Senator Felton, of California, appointed to serve oul the term of the late Senator Hearst, was i member of the House of the forty Congress! he is a New Yorker if birth; and is a millionaire.

Sen ons, Wind Mills, Full Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes. WE LEAD THE TRADE! And are here to sni ly i Oo'K wa ts. Tliote is a place in SanFraubisco whore the skins of dogs are made into gloves, their hair is used iu plast er, tho'r bonei are ground for clarify ing sugar, their fat is inaiiu.ac.ured into oil and their tails made into whip-stocks. The Kditor of the Arizona Kicker has been nominated for mayor on the democratic ticket which he savs is equivalent to an election. Ho admits that he d'd seek it a little, as he wants the city printing.

lie expects to reform his town. A few days ago he was crossing the sand lots when some would be assassin fired six shots at him, he thinks it was Tom Biglow, because he has shot at everybody in town but never hit any one. He expects to hunt Tom up and split his ear, only to teach him a moral lesson. He also has it in for Hank Scott. Wanamak-er's post-master, who, he says, uses uis paper to put under his wife's carpets, instead of distributing them tnong his subscribers.

This perhaps explains tne uncertainty oi uie man, it" '1 Brookvule earth. The way to Go. You hive seen California frequent-y mentioned in uewspapers and niag-izines. Perhaps a Iriend -has been here, nnd writes enthusiasts letters ack home about the climate and the fruits. It makes you anxious to see he country for yourself.

The time to go is in the Fall and Aimer. Then work here is least pressing ana i.aiuornia ciimnte ih uost pleading. The way to go is via -intita Fe Houte, on one of that line'e iopulur, personallycouducted parties eaving Chicago every Saturday even ngj and leaving Kansas City eveiy 'uuday morhiug. Special agents and porters in aU endauce. Pullman tourist sleepers ire used, furnished with bedding, mattresses, toilet articles, eic.

Sec ond class tickets honored. Write to G. T. Nicholson, G. A T.

San- a Fe houte, Topeka, for copy of folder dcribseing these excursions. Additional Locals. B. Pulliain wishes to inform our readers that he is ready for business- His ad. appears in this issue.

EUer Weight, of McPherson, pre senled to llev. Barrow's audience, hursday nig'uU a grand sermon. W. H. Zent.

who resides in the sand hills, was in town this week, the guest of his broiei1, J. A. Zent. Mfs. W.

H. Houghs, of Webb City formerly of this city, accompanied her father home on his return from tast. Misses Minnfe Morehouse goes to Lyons to-night to remain oyer Sunday, the guest of Misses Lottieand lima Johnson Vl Geo. Miller's1 shining face is plainly seen behind -tlie counter at G. Weld's Btore during the illness of G.

Kins. Ed King, of Stafford county, enme up this week and will remain until his brother, W. G. King, fully recov era. Uis condition is improving rap tdty.

J. M. Brouhard is attending the S. S. convention at Lyons this week as a delegate.

G. H. Weld and Earl Perry were also delegates to said con vention. The series of meeting being held in the M. E.

Church by llev Barron, are well attended. Last Sabbath evening the church wai crowded. Thomas Spriggs left Wednesday evening for Enterprise, Kansas, where he will have a proof of a machine for holding tire boltu cast, at the Enterprise foundry. Mr. Spriggs obtained a patent oil this machine the 7th of July, 1801, and will soon give an order for making them, and put them on the market.

There is no doubt but every fanner, and every mechanic will buy them. The HOI EL MORRIS IS NOW OPEN. J. 1. Proprietor.

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Sold by Rowland ti Atkinson. That hacking cough can be. so quickly cured by Shilo's cure. We gur-iu tee it. Sold by Rowland Atkinson.

De Witt's Sarsapai ilia cleanses the blood, increases the appetite nnl ones up the system. It has benefited many people who have sufft-red froui blood disorders. It will hflp you? We cannot Hfford to deceive yon. Confidence is begotten by honesty. De Vitt's little Early Risers are pil that will cure cofistipaipn and sick bt'udache; De Witt's sarsnpatilla destroys mcb poisons ae scrofula, skin diseases, ec-zoma, iheU'nalisiii.

Its timely use saves maty lives. Shilo's cough and consumpiidn cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Rowland Atkinson. Catarrh cured, health aud sweet hreath secured by Shilo's CAtarrh Remedy.

Price Nasal injector free. Sold by Rowland Atfcinson. Sleepless nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shilo's Cure is ibe remedy for you. Sold by Bow-land AtKinson.

Investigate their merits. De Witt's Litle Early Risers don't grippe, cause natiaea or pain, which accounts for popularity. 'Rowland Atkinson say they would not run a drug store without these little pills. You never tried De Witt' Litle Early Risess for constipation, biliousness, sick headache or you would not have these diseases. For lame back, side or chest, use Shilo's porous plaster.

Price 25 cents. Sold by Rowland Atkinson. Den ttcrm the svstem as yon would a fort. If held by the enemy, constipation, gently persuadi it to surrender with De Witt's Littlw Eatly Risers These little pills are woderful convincers. Again the Hebrew people becoms dissatisfied with treatment at home, and are.coming, to tb United State's by hundreds.

It is officially estimated that 1,000,000 of these people will be forced over from Russia within a few years. We, ns Aineticacs, delight, in extending a friendly hand to the needy, oppressed, but we fear that tho day is near nt hand when every American will regret his friendly relations with these prople, throng our ports every day, seeking admission into our domain, and in a inefisure catting down our well established labor system. CtJT THIS OUT! Id is good for 6c, for every dollar vrortb, cash pur at Cam iiu CoY Yxrl find Stor'e Soiitli of MninWtreett Line of Mound City FKOM A STUDY or Tais fflif uf Unacquainted wth the oeochaphy or the country, will OBTAuf MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION tear SZtfi2KQvA Hyttl 'm mm, mt mm mm mmst Including main lines, branches extensions East end west of Missouri Eiver. Tho Direct Route and from Chicago, Joliet, Otto'4-Peoria, La Salle, Moltne, Bock Islu'4, in IL.IiINOI3-Davenport, ittiseat.rw. Ottumwa, OskalooBa, Des Moines, Wintereet, Audubon, Harlan and CouncJ Bluffs, In IOWA-Mlnneapolia and St.

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