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~ nyon are suffering from Indigestion or any
complaint of the Stomach Bowels Won will obtain
grea; relief by using the PEIcKLr ASH BIrrERs. as
tdey have the property of gently relieving these
organs, AMI placing them in a good, sound healthy
condition.
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TaIxe Malice

All persons who are indebted to the undersigned,
BY account arc requested to call and settle by Jan
uary Is. 1881. JoHS hASG.
Sererance kansas Jan. 6-2w.
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IL Last week, David Davis. living few miles
northwest of Troy, had eye put out Ic was
driving through the hazel brush, when bush
that had been bent forward by the wagon, sprung
back. knocking his eye out.
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u Presbyterian Church, January 18th, 1881.
Morning snhiect, Tragedy. Evening subject, The
Bible, continued; the critical apparatus applied
TO of it's crucial poin;s-paradise. the attempt
ed sacrifice of Isaac the translation Of Enoch ETC.
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~ Up to january LIST, taxes to the amount of
$50 600 have been paid into the County Treasury,
being twothrds of the whole amount of taxes levied.
Thi, i. morr than paid in before. st the
same date
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The ladies of the Presbyterian Church. of Troy
young and old will give New England Supper"
at Lelands Hall, Tuesday evening next. January
18th. All the ladies will be in costume, and there
will he pumpkin pies, baked beans, mush and milk
brown bread. dOughnuts. and everything estsble to
delight the gernine Yankee heart. There viii also
be music and tableaux. DIR. Thompson will deliver
& brief address. Admission. 10 cents
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Al the residence Of Mr.. Chandler, in Havsths. On
Dee 2oth, 1851, Mr. ALxxAxpns Mrxpock and Mis-
LrnA sasnwnpp. hash Il Dr-ipas. csssfy.
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Wante1.

few good. live. vide-s~ske men, to sell the New
American Sewing Machine in Doniphaa County, Kan
Apply to S. l. Fleming, Mans ar. Office. south
east seventh and Felix sh. ia. Sc. Jos-ph.
Missouri 95pov-tf
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II sHILoHs CATARRH REMEDY. A

- sHILoH'S CATARRH REMEDY. msr-
velOus Cure for Catarrh, Dphtheria, Canker mouth,
and Head Ache. With each bottle there is inge-
niOus nasal Injector for the suecessful treat
ment of the complaint without extra charge. Price
50 cents. Sold by D. c. Sinclair. Troy; J. A. Camp
bell. Severance; A. S. Campbell, Highland Herring
Brnthers. Highland Station
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January H.

- Sunday morning. nearly % degrees below
zero Monday morning. II degrees below. Ii IL
strange that we have not yet heard crOak about
all the peaches being killed, and the apples greatly
damaged.
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MONEY re Loan,

On Improved Farms, in sums to suit borrower In
ter-st. per cent. per annun. and ONLY eos~isso
Of per cent. for loan directly for private party
in the East. THos. ". HkkrLEr,
9decs0. Troy, Ksnsss
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~ County Treasurer johnson went to Topeka,
last Saturday. to pay into the State Treasury the
amount of taxes collected in this County for the
State to January lst amounting to $4,000.
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" This week, the new County officers assumed
their official duties. There but two changes, and
both located in the same room. Shanertakes charge
of the school department. while John Wilson becomes
Judge Wilson, of the Probate Court. We would
like to see him marry a couple,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-13

e d. VI. Emerson, White Cloud, will sell you
a bill of goods cheap any man in Brown or
Doniphan County. matter if they are selling at
cost or less than cost
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Money TO Loan!

Money 10 Loan!
Az G. and per cert interest 7Ime aud nmoEnt 10
sttif borrower
If YOU want to pay of mortgage, or transfer your
Indebtedness securing to yourself the more recent
rates of interest established you should see No
inspection or sppraisement fees-money furnished
without delay upon production of abstract and per
lection Of title. ALBERT "ADDELir
os,.a with Attorney at Law.
A,prpT PERRY Troy, Kansas.
l0iune'SO
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d. W. Iiutehins. tine general pronpter for all CO.
tillions around Donphan, and who is practical and
perfection in that business. setting up the cigars
last Monday evening. to his friends, il being his
twenty-ninth birthday. The birthday of Mr.. Isaac
Weyer, the violinist, the same dhy, he being
ffty.four years old.
Weather very cold. supposed by the knowing
to be the coolest weather for nine years Their
mometer, last Sunday night, at 10 o'clock down
TO 30 below Our well, being thirteen feet deep
with four feet of water. frozen over, last Mon
day morning. Tie weather too cold for any
immediate The wheat will probably suffer. bu,
where there is snow it will be protected.
We are informed by a member of the Dramatic
Club. that they will give exhibition perform.
ance. the 18th inst.
Lansan & Baughnsn shipped two loads OF
hogs last Monday night.
The stoves and coal have caused good deal Of
trouble. from the fact that it is hard to get fire
enough to heat the rooms and school had to he dis
missed several times.
Coasting down hill sleds. with the girl. and
boys. is fun: it is interesting to them apply
breaks, aud sometimes getting of the track and mp
setting; then the fun commences.
This cold spell. il is hard to collect thin; that 10
of interest from the fact that there is much out
side business done II takes all the time 10 feed md
get warm.
Malone, a cOlored man living in Doniphan. while
at Atchson. and making effort to conceal himself
behind a car. thrown to the ground by q switch
engine, and one leg cut off below the knee. The 9TH
er leg sustained considerable injuries. lie taken
in charge the railroad ply and taken care of
AT last accounts. lac doing very we'll His fami-
~ live here. 1t was sad accident. This colored
man came here from Kentucky with Diess, the brick
man. II is not likely that any compensation will be
given him or family as it was dire carelessnoss on
his part.
Look ont, young folks; Mr.. weyer is going TO have
another dance, soon, at his residence.
The yonng folks are improving the time while the
snow lasts, in sleighing.
The trial before Justice Leak, last Monday. was
interesting IS the parties to the sui. abused each
other terribly.
The daily Doniphan hack line has been converted
into a sleigh, making daily trips. a. usual.
Lots Of ice put up in Donphan.
EPLrRIsrs.
MODE ypou noS,pu.x
"n.e '"' 'o'u "e.'Aef w. " ..ep' ''e''
'Oas "u'' 10 A..P 'He'f no"'e' eoHi'oi'"e
ms - ri'Su !" oohnheu !" n'r n""'e Win Gun
SUMPTION
Henry Myers mas returned from tne East "here
ne mas oeeh VISITING irlehds-
vincent cooper continues TO remove coal from the
olnh below Town. Inc coal makes sood iueL
ms "rLna' Vi d. oDr''oo'i " ei Pee''a e'ers u's'
d. L. rnii'r''h Il e'hnne" !" MS HOUSE. Win rneu'
ihatism'
"o'e' ,i"nnaii in'en's MOVING 10 NJ Joseph 'o
"oIA a' Tue carpenter "aue.
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" The grand wolf hunt, last Saturday, met, ae-
eortling to appointment and closed in in good style.
But they caught not a wolf; they no; wildcat
not even a rabbit stirred.
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Cs- George E. Flick, of Lcadviile. has our thanks
for copy of the New Years edition of the Leaaville
Herald. an immense sheet, handsomely iliustrsted
showing the industries of LeadsiIle
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Saturday, the stb, the great haunting party went
out 20 make general drive. As they passed Mike
Pfennig's place, tie hounds got sitter one Of his
mules and it all his pasture and he had to
get of his horses, and whip his hounds oil his
mule. They are vel! trained to run mules.
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Troy MARKErs.

~ Jsmes walker, who has been digging for
mineral nesr Il Cygne, has discovered frsees Of
lead and some silver.
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For sale,

II Emerson. at White Cloud, IL selling goods ne
low ss any one, IL they selling at cost.
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If If you have a friend who is troubled with a
cough or cold. tell him to try DIR. Msrshalrs Lung
Syrup. He will thank you for your advice. 1t only
costs 25 and 50 cents bottle.
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" Furniture and ccdsu. at Ener.on.. White
(1o,l
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y A correspondent Of the Globe Demoeraf pre-
diets Indian raid from the Territory that will pen
citrate TO Topeka
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n Anew species of wolf. In alarming narib. . ~.
appeared In Hsniin County. Neb. Caves sa.,s.,'
Vigs sesse ssd t-rkeys are hrnx e~sried Of
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HARMED.

n David Martin vss sworn in - Judge Of thi
district. at Asehison. on Monday morning. BY thu
retiring Jsdge.
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MONEY tn IOAy.

uK you want Apple Trees. buy uhem Of
aie~-tf w b. EIIypcr
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HERRING BROTHERS,

HIGHLAND STATION KANSAS
Are selling Goods strictly for Cash, and for
ons-half the profit Of those who have to
make allowances for bad debts. lioset
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" DIR. Wood. of Kansas City, father of Dr. T.
l. Wood, is visiting here.
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n We learn that Frank Fitzpatrick, residing
near Brtnner. died. last week, after short Illness
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretious of youth. nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood Sc. will send recipe that will
cure YOU. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
r Ixx.s. Station D, Te.s York City. I5aprly.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-01-13

e Lucas Fetter vaa in town, Monday, looking
over the ground. and getting ahead of Price.
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y Go to the Severance Nil. foe the best Sou
that il msdr-
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VAN BUSK Raz
&c
BRECKENRIDGE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS .

Trustee.
am a candidate for Trustee Of Wayne Township.
Mt the ensuing Township election. in February
W. " RuLLocK
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u The place for farmers so go for their -four, Is
the Severance Mills
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By going to the reliable and wellknown Drug Stands
of d. C. Sinclair and C. b. Biekford &. Co. and buy
ing 81 bottle of GREEN MOUNTAIN CorGH BALsau.
IT, after using tvothls. you get no relief return the
balance and get your money back. See advertise
ment in this paper. sept2-o
Clouf
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STOP THAT COUGH

FIwin no, be undersold-remember that ID
~ Emerson, White Cloud.
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-n
d good line to be found our store
dGsG l and Brocaic md Lace Ties Black au
largest o aud
70 me 10 n low figures Don
in
show uthrughou ether
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II The Severance Mills make the choicest hour
in Northern Kansas.
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AGENTS AND CaNvAsSERs


Make from s25 $50 per week selling goods for
f. G. RIDEOUT & Co, 10 Barclay Street, New York
Send for their Catalogue and terms. leaug.Iy
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AGENTS.
LANES H BATES a Park Row, New York.
s NJ PETTENGILL CO, g Park Row, New York
POWELL & CHESMAS, ST Louis, No
THIS PAPER may he found on N e at Gro,Ss yrF.
,i.i,g Rnr,au 10 Surcc St where adveTtisinins CON
tracts NAV be made for ii IN NEW YORK.
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DRJJGS
cHEAP MONEY!

Liz S"Ss
A. IN ,hs stnpdnrs Patent Medicines, at
aERRING BROS, High land staiien, Ne.
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NO more Hard Time-.


fyOn will stop spending much fine ciothes.
rich food and style buy good healthy food, cheaper
and better clothing: get real and substantial
things Of life every way and especially stop the fool
ish habit Of employing expensive. quack doctors or
using much of the vile huInbug medicine that
does you only harm, bat put your trust in that sim
pie, pure remedy. Hop Bitter-; that always at
;riing cost, and yon will good times ard have
good health. See another column.
X. OF H-Thc following are the officers Of Troy
Lodge 1877 Knights of Honor. for the current
p S. Soper, Dictator
j. b. Byers. Assistant Dictator.
J. p. Wilson, Vice Dictator.
l.. l. johnson, Past Dictator.
Henry Boder, Jr.. Reporter.
ID. W. Morse, Financial Reporter.
Sol. Miller. Treasurer.
y. c. Bailey, Guide
VIM. White, Guardian.
G. W. Pugh. Sentinel.
ID. c. Sinclair, Representative to Grand Lodge.
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IN long time at Per cent. interest, on well i'm
p1osee arnsin Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
yane<T I. K. Srour Troy Kansss
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CHEAP MONEY!
Moneyto loan In any amount, enc att"
rates of Interest. Apply to
GEO. Z. WOOD,
st~neo Troy, Kansas.
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L. Call and see us, or if at q distau- Pc ~ q IS
letter for samples Of Dress Goods and Pr --ts
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LADIES. HERE YoU ARE,

Genuine Alexandra Kids, - per pair
Genuine Martha Kids $50
Genuine Columbia Kids, Use per pair
Gloves in all colors-blaek, drab, BROW. { Zee inst
received from the largest dealers in the L. s
II We want TO See SOMEBODY Beaf Ti.si.,.
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SVstiteHess
Is the bane of nearly every American woman. From
it usually arise those disorders That surely under
mine their health and strength. Every woman owes
it to herself and her family to that celebrated
medicine. kidneyWort. II is the sure remedy for
constipation, and for all disorders of the kidneys and
liver. Try it in liquid dry form. Equally efficient
in either form.-BosiOR Sunday Budget.
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gutal Skaters.
THE KANSAS CHIEF.
SOL, MILLER, Publisher.
Terms:

Two DOLLARS YEKR, IL ADVANCE Payment should De
made strictly sdyaDce otherwise the rate Of - PEI
III s rb.Tsed Al the Of the Publisher The
- dollar viii in no he eIaeed except when unrsstn
~ dav made in payment unnecessary trouble is
ysn II !, slysys best clear understanding with
he Pubiishe- when time is desired
Advertising Rates:
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tAANhLrN BARC0cK
Wnh nesssAsts loans for parties wishing to borrox
nspey. = st .'s..'-
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TOWNSEND E. RICHARDSOH

NORTHWEST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE
TROE, EANSA &
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Money 10 Loan,
ALLOW rates, on long time. y. PRICE,
2Suness. Troy, Kansas.
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TIME TABLE NO. Z.
Took Effect Sunday. July H. 1885, at l2e0. Midnight
TRAINS WEST.
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AZ. A. A. Va.

=. y. q n VI.
Troy Lodge No IS A F. and A. NJ, meets in their Hall
rst Monday in each before full moon, and second
o' GEO W TOWNSEND, W. NJ.
D. c. SINCIlIIR, Sec.
watbeua Lodge No. g. A. +. & A. NJ meets at their
HAN every SATURDAY, on or before the full and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren eorlal IN
yited attend. ROBEhI PEklIo W. NJ
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Troy City Lodge No 81 meets ever saturday niSht AZ
Odd Fellows Hall Boders Bank AL members OF e
Order are cordially invited To attend
JOSEPH PExRop, R Sec
King Lodge No ia ]. o. o. F., meets every Tuesday
nght NJ It's Hall in Severance Kansas Visiting bthers
cordially invited l. d. hoAE. ~ W.
L j. ARMSTRONG. r 5.
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RAINS EAST.

So.L Not No = No. 10.
STATIONS Atlantic Way Through Thro fr't
Express. Freight Freight and Ae
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X. OF n.

Troy Lodge No 81 knights of Honor meets the sec
ord fourth Friday evenings in each month IN ocd re-"
lows Hall Boderz' Bank ,, -, =.
RoBEHT WILKINSON. Reporter.
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JosEpH & WESTERN RAILROAD.

HF T. CHURCH-Services every Sabbath al loi a NJ,
We and a p NJ Prayer meeting every Th1Isday even
ing. X T. NCbhlbE' TAs'"r'
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Union Township.

The Association then adjourned. to meet AZ Seve
anee. February le. 1881.
W. +. COCHRAN, Secretary.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
OVER THE OCEAN.
RUSSIA.

LONDON, June GA Berlin correspondent
of the Times telegraphs that he received
letter from st. Petersburg which says 200
police have been sent to Peterhof to assist
soldiers in watching the palace there, the
present residence of the court. Photographs
of all railway officials have been lodged in the
government department to all the detection of
nihilists disguised in railway costume. Strenu-
Gus efforts are being made to find
connecting links in evidence, in order to give
more unity to the trials of numerous impor-
tant political prisoners which must be held
next autumn. The fortresses and prisons are
crowded. tits observed in official circles that
Russia cannot possibly make such an exhibit
ton Of herself before the world as to try a
thousand or two political offenders, and as
something must be done with all these prison
ers in order to make room for others, the only
way TO dispose of them quietly and eXpedi-
tiously is by system of administrative de-
portation, which Gen. Melikoff, late minister
OF the interior, sought to abolish
DIVISION AMONG THE NIHILIsTs.
BERLIN, June 22.-Intelligence from St.
Petersburg represents new number of the
revolutionary organ, called The Black Dtuis-
ION, made its appearance there on the 10th
inst It opposes the programme of the tes-
sosists advocated by a section of the party rep
resented by the publication called The WiH
OF the People, and from which The Black Di-
vision has now finally seeded. The car
and all high officials have received letters con-
tradicting the report that they had been SEN
fenced to death by the revolutionists. The
letter is believed to eminate from the leaders
of The Black Division.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
FRANCE AND ITALY.
RIOTING AT MARSEILLES.

LONDON, June PA dispatch from Rome
says it is impossible to describe the indigna-
ton over the Marseilles affair caused here.
The chamber of deputies received with ironi-
cal comments the statement of the minister of
foreign affairs that the conduct both of the
Marseilles authorities and the italian consul
has been perfectly correct, and that they had
done their utmost to prevent insult to the
Italian eschution. The minister added he had
sent instructions to the Italian ambassador,
that the most energetic measures for protec-
ton of Italians might be taken, and he did not
doubt that the French government would be
interested in preventing acts calculated to
disturb the good relations between the two
countries.
FIGHTING RENEWED.
MARsEILLEs, June 2l.-About 200 arrests
have been made, mostly italian workmen.
Some manufacturers and shipping contractors
have dismissed their italian workmen. On
Tuesday night the French and Italian work
men renewed their fight, and at 10 o'clock a
serious struggle was progressing. Troops
are marching TO the spot.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
Persistent Folly at White Bear Lake

To the Editor of the Globe:
My object is to create popular sentiment
in favor of the preservation of the natu-
raj beauties of one of the loveliest gems
with which God has blessed our State of
Minnesota, and of at least a remnant of
the rural privileges which visitors to this
charming spot have Alright to expect. On
several former occasions 1 have entered
my protest publicly against the in
sane itching in certain quarters to
cut down the native forests which
border the lake, to substitute broad,
straight, shadeless, insufferably hot ave-
nues-as, by strange misnomer, they
call them-for beautiful, shady, cool,
winding drives; to 'trim up' magnificent
trees until they look each like a mast
with hat on; to plough up every entic-
ing piece of green sod which skirts the
roadside; and, in short, to unruralize the
place as thoroughly as possible. And now
health and pleasure seekers who throng
this natural paradise from the neighbor-
ing cities, and from the far East and the
| extreme south, are threatened with Sc
ries of petty vexations which are
by no means likely to increase the popu-
larity of our lake as place of resort for
those who desire for a brief space to rid
themselves of the restraints of city life.
The village of White Bear has blessed it.
self and all thereunto appertaining, and
a great many who do not wish to apper-
tain to it, with village charter! Ye
gods! stand from under!
Now, it is no outsiders business even
if the good people of the village wish to
charter themselves to death. But when
those who want to live in the
country as outsiders, suddenly find
that along with the surrounding
plains and forests, for considerable
extent they are, willing or unwilling, made
insiders and fall under all the restrictions
and penalties of those formulated dicta
ushered into their presence with the
startling announcement, "The village
council of the village of White Bear do
ordain''-then Mr.. Editor, foods afford
ed for tremendous thinking.
Here are some of us vino have been
fancying that when we left the tainted,
business beleaguered cities for the fresh
air and rustic delights of White Bear lake,