Freeborn County Standard from Albert Lea, Minnesota • 1

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Seasonable Sound Sensible Great Clearance Sale All Our Summer Goods Are now on sale at a Great Reduction Goods ANNAND SISTERS The Price islow The Quality is High Albert Lea Minn China Pays Japan 200000000 Ounces of Silver as Indemnity Silver Spoons and orks Now They are Sure to Advance Ituitfli 4 Look Here Girls This is a Grand Offer House and Bedding Plants Designa Boquets Loose lowers Bedding lan fa the All our ancy Patterns in yf "7 Pure Wool Carpets Increasing efforts to Make the High Values Higher and the Low Prices Lower is a problem ever being worked out in our establishment 1 Before purchasing elsewhere call on us SChTUdsr Jeweler DOCTOR NISSEN RADUATE ROM NORWAY OICE orar Uon Drax Sure Broadway Albert The' Most INTELLIGENT Are the Regular Readers Japanese Seed Buckwheat or sale by Nelson Bros A Handy Place TO GET A Lunch" resh ruit Candies Cigars TOBACCO Barter Step in ConnecUon Glenville 5 gross Tea Spoons solid white metal with a plating of silver Regular price 25c per set bargain price 2c per spoon or per set i 10 cents Draperies At Very Low Prices Albert Lea Lumber and Stock Co THE ARMERS' INDEPENDENT LUMBER YARD Best quality of Lumber Lath Shin gles Sash Doors Building Paper and Supplies always on hand and sold at Lowest Market Rates Yard 00 Broadway South of Court Bouse 0 JOHNSRUD Manager nil nnaor name ana i wry beat varieties of rench Cannae ine and Beithy Stock nt oebtasGeraniannAJrtratmnanjntm Vrboas Colls etc Cut lower Row non to JtJO per dazoo Caroatlocs 40 cents AJlyuum JO cts Aside 15c per dozen lora DeslcoN made to order Hall and telegraph orders promptly attended to CUI al Su Di Na Tnlj ci Suiiys CLAUSEN Prop "Glad to too you EGLAND Eye Ear Nose SANITARIUM accomtDodaUons ax reasonabie rales Operations for cataract ilnbi'min naal deformities etc Catarrh ra Uooaltr treated and cause removed Spectacles sdeutlfiealiy tiled ffnest quality lenses ground to order Office hours 10 to 12 Ito 5 except TBesdav Wednesday and Tbnnday Opposite Para Hotel City 'Dr Preston visits Albert Lea reeobriy 4W1U beSU Dr Wedjte Wednesday April IT 13yl HENRY A MORGAN A TTORNKY AT LAW COUNTY ATTOB A ney Office in Gulbrandsen Block Broad ar Albert Lea Minn Wash Goods pieces Sea Island Shirting Percale 36 inches wide just the thing for Shirt Waists Regular price 15c per yard our special price for this sale 10 cents TODD AWYKR OICE OVER RANSOM Music Lessons I am prepared to give lessons on the piano or organ Terms easy 83tf Lora Higgins Graduate of 'Musical Albert Lea College All our Union 40c Carpets 29c ALBERT LEA MINNWEDNESDAY JUNE 26 1895 ladies' Vests 75 dozen Ribbed Vests well worth ioc for this sale each i 5 cents Gulbrandsbn Bros of Albert Lea Minn the leading Hardware and Imple ment dealers and sole agents for the Celebrated Charter Oak Stovesand Ranges with the Wire Gauze Oven Door offer as a prize to the little girl under 12 years of age bringing or sending in the largest number of correctly spelled words formed from the words (HARTER oak SToVeS A beautiful little Charter Oak Cook Stove with reservoir and trimmings valued at S12JX) a completa stove that wilt bake roast and cook to perfection To the girl bringing in the second largest number of words a beautiful Square Oak Cook Stove valued at $800 All contestants to send or bring in their lists not later than July 1st Prizes awarded by competent judges Monday JuIyStb Prizes can be seen in our show windows at our store These are elegant prizes and every little girl should try for them Remember the place Gulbrandson Bros ARNSWORTH Attorn ky at law practices in all thecofit Csrrtul attention riren com merttai and other coUertlons Office In Wedye Bartow Co Block Booms 1 and 2 Albert Lea i 20 pieces' Tele viUe Duck usual price 15c per yard our special price per yard 12 cents Dr A Sir: After suffering four yean with female weakness I was pursuaded by atrlend to try your Pastilles and after using them one year I can say I am entirely well 1 can not recommend them too highly Mrs Brook Bronson Bethel Branch Co Mich Sold by The Briggs Drug Co i8tn3 TODD PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON OICE la rear of Brtxg3 Drug Store hospital on Outam street Albert Lek MERRILL DENTIST OICE QCKB Wedge drug store Aioen vea Mine Ifto Albert Lea Minn or Shogs IT IS NOW The Best BUSINESS PEOPLE Are the Constant Patrons Talmage July 1 1 And Trade With The Way to Success I The key note of which is Unceasing Efforts Our Shoes at $200 or everyday labor are the Best Why? Because you get $300 worth in wear out of it boxes Knitting Silk regular price 40c per spool our special price per spool 12 cents Wl Johnson 3 act No "The Way to Make Money is to Save act No Saved in Buying Goods is so Much Money act No Man and Boy in reeborn County can Actually Save One Half by Buyiing Clothing at my Closing Out I do not maker it a secret I have made a bargain with a purchaser to close out my stocK so my store ounaing can oe renteu ana it must be done in a short time Therefore Cost Price on Clothing Is no object I will sell All Clothing Overcoats Dress Coats Pants Vests Entire Suits Hats Caps Shirts Underwear and jn fact my Large and Excellent Assortment of urnish ing Goods All everything goes at a big per cent Less than Usual Prices Best bargains in Clothing ever offered in Lea The Daily Routine at Camp Lakeview High Living and a Good Time Seem to Discount the Sojer They Like It and Want to Come Home 1 To the Standard In camp at last and getting used to it All well and happy and even be coming reconciled to the fact that our souls almost as well as our bodies are not our own We atrived here riday shortly after the dinner hour after an uneventful trip with the exception of several pleasant hours in Red Wing where we were joined by several other companies of the Second and were met by rank Gillrup and Russell Thompson who had gone ahead to get things ready' Since then our time has been occupied with the usual routine of military camp life 1 The reveille calls us at 5 a at 6 we breakfast at 63000 practice and at 7:50 guard mounting At 8:40 occurs the most difficult and arduous of the duties the of the which lasts until nearly 11 and many and ingenious are the excuses offered for escaping it The only other drill of the day is the dress parade which occurs at 6:40 and is followed by the guard mounting Lights are supposed to be out at 10:30 but it is (wonderfdl how much noise and racket can be made dark and how long it can be kept up Company is the youngest compa ny in the regiment but it holds its end up with many of the older ones and Capt Ransom has received many com pliments from hiS' brother officers for the fine appearance the company makes and the work it does Its inspection marks compare favorably with the nfhftr pnmnonioa Since our arrival our boys have re ceived what seems to them marked and unusual attention in the matter of guard duty and other work The first night in camp corporal Carlson and privates uller and Cool were detailed for guard duty and Much to Mert disgust he was assigned to the position of color sentry which it is needless to state is a first class pure and simple in fact all there is to do is do nothing very industri ously Last night sergeant Sawyer was sergeant of the guard and tomorrow Lieut Simonson will act as chief offi cer of the guard Today corporal Gill rup is general Bend's special orderly and it is very much to be feared that a bigger helmet will be required for the young gentleman Corporal Carlson has been appointed sergeant and pri vate ryslie advanced to corporal If any of our folks at home think we are living on stewed prunes and bakec oeans iec mem read our bill of fare and have their eyes opened a little This is not an exceptional meal either MENU Puree ot PiiwceUi Iced Olives Halted Almnnrta Boiled Ox Tongue 'Tomato Sauce Roast Prime Rifes ot Beef au Jus i New Patatoes Matre Hotel Spring Lamb Brazed Green Peas Ohatnpagne Punch 4 Small Rattles ot Chicken a la Richelieu" Mayonaise ot Bcbrltnp Jelly Dular PoundCake New York Joe Cream Coffee Iced Tea Lemonade 1 Nothing very serious happened to any of the boys although Bert House stirred up a big commotion on skirmish drill vesterdav on beinv discovered hv ithe adjutant with real loaded cartrid ges Jn his catridge box I actually thought the officers would go wild but they recovered finally their equilib rium During inspection of quarters today Col Bobleter opened red Mal knapsack and from the remark he made it was evident he like its contents It the kind he is used to Camp Lakeview is situ ated on a level plain between lake Pepin and the bluffs Although the' view is really magnificent from these bluffs all of the boys who have made the ascent have announced their inten tion of never doing it again They all returned and have been on their ever The chief regret just now that the boys have is that this kind of camp life to last longer Camp Lakeview Lake City une 23 Thos Purdie a Hero and Lieuten ant of John Brown at Osawatomie We enjoyed a rarely enjoyable hour last week with Thos urdie the well known reeborn He and his brother John were with John Brown during the Kansas war in 1856 and fought with the old hero at Osawatomie and his reminiscences were intensely interesting Mr Purdie was a lieutenant in the company of Captain John Brown Jr son of the veteran and was a partici pant in all the hardest battles' the most relentless contests and in all the persecutions inflicted on the freesoilers py the southern ruffians who sought to make of Kansas a slave state He per sonally well knew John Brown and did not like him very well not so well as he did Captain John Bro wiV Jr and the other sons He thought the old hero was too rash and unrelentling too arbitrary domineering and reck less Yet he says fear was unknown to him his devotion to' the cause be had espoused was a consuming passion and he believed and often declared that he was commissioned by the Almighty to command the hosts that should fron the slaves John bravery and iron nerve were known to all his men As an instance ot the latter Mr Pur die saw him stand while shaking with ague and with his rifle shoot at a mark at a goodly distance and be hit it every lime Mr Purdie is not yet an aged man he is a man of education a good public speaker and withal so modest that to meet him one is hardly able to realize that he was a hero among heroes in one of the most stirring and revolutionary eras of American history i I Clear and Pure I I from the Head of I Imb ountain Lake Delivered Promptly Every Day Telephone No 142 Gilmore TTTO A To supply a REE TICKET to the lecture with VY XXct each sale We also agree to supply each and every customer with as great value for the as you ever purchased The Plymouth Shoe Store 4 Jensen Owen' SIGNS STAY DOWN THOUGHTS ROM OTHER QUILLS Baley And Newsy Scintillations of the World We Live In Taken Without Cere It Sult Against the City to Raze Cfedlt ls Qlven Wiere a Stairway CredIt l4 Due 4 Thw trial of Bailey arrested last week for maintaining a sign on his ewnf2SnT hotel projecting over the street re App at suited In the filst instance in a disa tables Mass greement of the jury the majority of whom through sheriff Mitchell's mani fest if not over zealous impartiality in I 8 drawing summoning them favoring the defend 1 4 ant second trial contrary to A oity Graphto Sentinei: the undisputed facts and the decisions of the supreme court the jury acquit 1 The last ted the accused one heard from it try a trip to the But the city officials rightly 'deter norh a balloon mined that the law should be enforced that one citizen is entitled to no privi DHl8Ca Johnson the St leges that all may not enjoy that the I was married he is begin council having decreed that it is a nec 1 out wat a won0erul essary and wise requirement insuring I creature woman is the safety of the'public anfi an evident I JiPtttewesternCbronlcle st Paul: and signal improvement greatly en An exchange advices as conducive hancing the appearance of the streets comfort andcoolness in this weath and promoting the attractiveness of careful not to over burden the city to keep projecting signs off I either your liver or your conscience the buildings the mayor ana street Lanesboro Journal: committee resolved to persist in the ttrassnoppers by the million' have ap enforcement of the orfpnancRnd I peered in sections of northern Minne street commissioner Church assisted I acta 'The drainage appropriations by the police removed the offending I should pe used to exterminate the sign at Mr and they say they I pests will see to it that it is kept down We Winona Republican: understand that Mr Bailey acting on The farm workman aaa rule is fair the sound advice of his attorney John I paid and his duties involve no great Anderson will persist no longer in the I severity of toil Yet able bodied men attempt to keep up the sign and thus fight shy of the harvest field the matter will end I King Blair Adrian Democrat: The next move in this connection isr Among the other symptoms of re a suit against the city by John Thore turning prosperity is a sharp advance son the saloonkeeper on Clark street I iQ prices of southern delegates to the through the same attorney for dam 1 next republican national convention ages for alleged obstruction ot the I A Rochester Record Union: street in allowing the maintenance of I And as it appears at present ttje dif tbe stairway on the north side of the I Acuity confronting the sound mony re Wedge Spicer corner building occa publicans in their own ranks is quite pied by Wedge Barlow Co The serious as that which sound money plaintiff claims it' obstructs the view I democrats have to face from Broadway to bls two business I A Schmahl Bedwoad alls places and if the stairway is not re a boy a is the moved he will ask for a writ of man way the Minneapolis Times has Grov damus from judge Whvtock compel er juggling with a silver dollar over ling its removal Of course the dam 1 the third prospective heir in the presi ages in such a case are speculative the family evident purpose being to obtain the OR Graham Waseca Radical: abolition of the stairway The stair The courts do not seem to be allbad way ieaas to Dr Merrill omce to ea xne supreme courts oi nunois aoes np itor private lodging rooms to the whisky trust by pronouncing it a lawyer office and to a combine to restrain and control trade' hall used by the good templars and for Tally one for the courts public meetings I Ed A Paradis Midway News: If the stairway is taken down and no When 0 Davis is president of the other means of ingress to the second United States the hens will have story are provided the teeth The Davis boom is only a named will have to use a ladder and I scheme to control the Minnesota dele pull it up after them or elevate them gatlon and trade it off for personal selves in a balloon either of which gain methods would ofteif prove inconven Hotallng Mapleton Enterprise: lent unceremonious and undignified Mankato has already commenced The case really is one of considerable hedging on the outcome of the census importance not only to the owners of The figures will not reach the claimet the building but to others having like 12000 and will have hard work to stairways and will doubtless be adj reach 10000 about 9000 will be the dicated rightly and thus whatever the I correct result result the question will be settled and G8 Pease Anoka Union it will become a profitable precedent 1 Just as soon as the Israelites fulfill I their gold contract with the nation ALBERT LEA COLLEGE they will turn around and withdraw I the sold again from the treasury with Kindly from 'Crit 1 the indention offorcing 'another bond leal riend Trustee Willard Writes Those people are always up to the Mankato ree Press Entertain ingly About the Institution Little matter what one may think Editorree Prese: I as tolbe question of suffrage he is Last week I attended the annual I needlessly exercised who indulges in a meeting of Albert Lea college and can fear that harm can possibly come to report the prospects of that Institution the future of our nation from the more promising man ever before women oi ma country In a two days session the board buried I James Riiane Slayton Gazette: every doubt as to the permanency of I There is a good deal of talk lately the college: If its enemies ever again I about unity of the churches but the try to raise the ghost of such I churches will have to exercise a good let the world take notice that it will be I deal more Christianity and less dam but the shadow of a ghost I pboolishness in the way of strife jeal (keeducation is popular at present ousy and hatred before Christian unity but there are hundreds of good moth 1 shall have been attained era in the northwest who prefer to IB A Lanzum Preston have their daughters receive their I The Albert Lea Standard has been higher education as well as their train 1 enlarged to an eight column quarto ing in all feminine graces at a worn 1 Bro Day knows how to run a news eirs college Many of them cannot af 1 paper and what is equally important ford to send them to the far east and I the business men of Albert Lea can are locking hopefully to Albert Lea I and do support it After all it is so beautiful tor situation overlooking principally a live town that makes a the of Southern Minnesota live paper Dr Cryor had just returned from I wise Son Mankato Earle theeastwith such cheery news that The manner in which railroads' an plans were laid for clearing up the nibilate distances is shown by the fact bonded debt within two years and the that fresh strawberries grown at doctor himself who is built for just I Walla Walla Washington such work was appointed field agent I on sale during the past week at this and financial secretary I city at 15 to 18 cents per box They Dr Abbott who has doneeo much were very fine ones too in size and hard work for tbeoollege was granted flavor a well deserved leave of absence for a Tams editor Red Wing Republican year with entire relief from all special I This portion of Minnesota has felt duties I as little as any part of the United Miss Margaret Hill the efficient States perhaps of the stress of finan and popular principal was reelected to I clal and commercial difficulties But have full control of the internal man 1 we are glad for our sakes agement of the college and is expected and our own that the cloud Is lifted to Return in three weeks to put in the and that a new era of prosperity Is in whole vacation in preparing for the I sight new year I Geo Thompson St Paul Dispatch It is hoped and believed that Miss The famous Chicago society paper Anna Demaree who has earned such a I the Saturday Herald published by reputation as a teacher of Greek and John Dandy has gone to the wall Latin as to cause her election to that and is in the hands of creditors Hard position by several other schools and I times is alleged as the cause When colleges besides will be pre 1 times are hard it is hard on what is vailed upon to remain I called as well as the rest of Any account of Albert Lea college mankind would be incomplete without mention I Putnun Granite alls Tribune: of its principal instructor in instru It is only once in awhile that an edi mental music and voice culture Mrs tor talks business with his mouth but Catherine Strong It means some Day of Albert Leadid at the thing when a German professor of I St Paul banquet the other night He music with a national reputation like I wasted no time in eulogistic Bombast Professor Liebling commends the I of the great northwest but told the work oi anotner teacner as ne aoes i manuiaoDurers in wen cnosen words When there 1 saw one of his let how they could get their wares tera saying pupils have nothing through the press to the people Will to And since my return 1 they do it? have received the eopy of another rank Day airmont Sentinel: which is so short you will please per It seems to be pretty well settled mit me to insert it: that Debs the labor leader just before Chicago Jan so so going to prison indulged in what is Kimball Hail known in ordinary parlance as a Mra Mrong drunk 'But all the same half of the My dear madam: IdeeJrotolnformyoutbatlcitynewspaperwriters WhOare hQld Miss Batehelder la doing wry aood work Bbe I ing him up to public ignominy have owes her present success eniirilv to your most I fronnentlv hAan lalrnn hnma In a horfc capable instruction wblcb I endone in nerg TY? particular sincerely Yours I when their legs were too weak from Emil Likbling drinking to carry them 1 lam not sure whether this is the I Minnesota Lake Tribune: i Miss Batchelder who carried off the! Albert Lea must be a very wet place Minnesota musical prizes at the I They have applications for ten liquor air or her sister but do I licenses at $1000 each We are in the know that it was Mrs Strong's I same boat but get dff at half price capable that brought her I We suppose they sell nothing but fif theprixe MG Willard teen year old goods (beer excepted) However there must be money in the Nerve Wins I business and we believe that it is bet Anoka Union I tar foi the town to get some of the The Albert Lea Standsrd has been money than to allow the druggists enlarged to an eight column quarto I and keepers of blind pigs to get rich in spite of the hard times Day I as in our sister state Iowa is a nervy publisher I Dr CrMun Baking Powder Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla worhye air Highest Award Instrumental in ecuring the renowned Dr Talmage and his entertaining lecture on nothing would reflect more to our sagacity than to deserve the credit However we only claim a big eflbrt toward success of the undertaking (entered into by others) knowing that the greater the audience The Greater the Effort of the Orator ARC HIIEVT AM BUILURK LANS and eoo tracts taken for all ela ct wo lc lu dty and couutry Altscrt a Mtun 5yl MODERN WOODMEN AMERICA ZAHINCUIN CAMP NO AS HOLD LEGU tar tneeOcgs at Odd Halt ewy tn: aod third Wedueaday ereulnn of each month CLARE HALVORSBN'Clerfc 08 A I 22 A I i 4 11 1 il If Uv I A 1 i All our 75c Printed Silks 49c It 4 All our Wool Challies 35c Allcour i Wool Challies 10c All our 20c White Goods.