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liclEOki oVS
avenue.
"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
and delivered in 5lb. "WHrd" prints, at SOC. per h.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttermilk, &C.
per quart, and sweet milk DC. per quart
Iron Bittcrs.
TRUE TONIC
IRON BITTRRs arc highly recommended for all
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic, es-
pecialy indigestion Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fsrers
Wam Of AppsiRe Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy
&c, Enriches he blood, strengthens he muscles and
eireS nelo lVe 10 he nerpes. They act Ee charm on
he digestive organs, removing al dyspepttc symptoms
such tasting he food belching, heat IN he stomach
heartburn, &c. The only Iron PREPARATION that teig
mol baeEen he teeh or gire headache Write for He
D G Book, 90 pages omusin9 and UssfA reading serl
Free
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The Sbcdd Baths.

Dress and semi-dress suits; n complete assort.
ment. Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and L.
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nenib OF a W.II.KnnMn Printer.

Mr. Jesse d. Campbell, well. known printer of
this city, died on Sunday evening ut his late resi-
hnpn Ill for Il long time.
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Surprise Your BOys

our store will be open for business until nine p m
Eiseman Brothers, Cothiers and Tailors, corner 0
Seventh and streets.
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Turkish, Russian. and Sulphur Baths 903
street, only hrst-class bath In the city.
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For the HOLIDAYS,

with one Of Eisoman Brothers overcoats, a Chr
mas present which will be appreciated.
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LOCAL MENTION.

INVEST young mani Invest % cents for q bottle
of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup If your sweetheart has u
cough anl be hnnDy
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"AIdernex DaIrx WACO

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, ,iewelry, &c. Call on or ad-
dress Herzog, 3OS Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
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wedding Parties aud New Year. Tab

wedding Parties aud New Years Tables
should be supplied with Speers port grape wine,
so long celebrated for its purity, rich body, and
medicinal properties. Wealthy persons who use
this wine find it gives strength and tone to the
system. For sale by druggists and grocers.
JAMES II. McGILI, No. 1921 New York avenue,
near the Treasury, has just received the finest col
lection of Minton's English decorated tiles ever
brought to Washington. Call and see them.
They are handsome In design, brilliant in color
Ing and many of them are novel, cheap, and
very suitable for Christmas presents.
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ALrrlE GIRL LTouND--wonders for Xmas, 42l 0 tn
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HARRIS & SHAFER,

No. 1113 Pennsylvania avenue.
aatotf
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HOwRaGe's RsscaIisy.

Washington, 23.-E0eniag Critic:
At the instance of General Hazen,
further charges have been made
against Captain Howgate for addi-
tiOnal embezzlement of $4,000. The
evidence upon which this charge is
made comes from New York. De
tectiYes found vouchers for the pay
ment of supplies in large sums fur
nished by parties in New York.
These parties positively disclaim all
knowledge of the transactions of
making the affidavits. The supplies
in question were never furnished by
them and no such moneys had been
received from the disbursing officer
of the signal Office. In one instance
a forged voucher for $4,000 was
discovered. The amount specified
in this further charge covers what
has been unearthed up to date. It is
charged that a double set of vouch-
ers were obtained by HOWgate, on
the plea that the funds of various
years had been kept separate.
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How Senator Beck Feels.

Milwaukee, Wis, "a special
TO the Republican from BAYFIELD,,
Wis, gives an interview with
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, in
reference to the course of democrats,
in case of the death of the President.
Senator Beck said: ct would be a
time when the love of country
should rise above all party questions.
AS to my own course [ would be in
favor of the election of some con-
sentative republican, say Henry B.
Anthony, of Rhode Island. to the
position of President pro tenn of the
Senate, and thus avoid any induce
ment for any insane person or
political fanatic to desire the death
of Arthur in such a contingency.
That would be a graceful recognition
Of the fact that, under the great
calamity which had befallen the
nation, the intensity of party spirit
and the eagerness for spOile were,
for the time, forgotten"
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NOTICE.

NOIICB IS HEREBY GIVEN
=. that the firm of Liddle Bros s. Co,
SS2.ng business at Silver Reef, Utah, is
. ssSSO Tyed by mutual co sent, James G
~; ~ Donsld S. Liddle having sold their
.T"S :esI IN said firm to Wooiley, Lund s
me me business viii be continued By
w Mioouey, Lund & Judd and r. T. GILES.
IL, g1deT the firm name of Gillespie,
Ii 1IET q Co. who will assume all the
iIo ' ia. OF and receive all accounts due
80 -'''e nm II Lddle Brothers s. Co.
J Nss G. LIDDLE,
DONALD :. LIDDLE,
\ 7. GILL EsPIE.
Sill %, -WooLLET, LUND s. JUDD.
0'-Fs' Aesf. Utah, August 18th, 1881.
au23
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LATEST 1'ELEGRAMS.
PASSING AWAY.
That is tue General Feeling in
Regard TO the President.
Reduced to n Skeleton. and
Yet the Drain Upon Him
Goes On.
Little Hope, and no FOunda-
item for Amy.
MONDAY NIGHT,

Washington, 22.-Executive Man
sion, II p.m.-So0n after the even
ing examination the president went
to sleep and slept continually two
hours. The fever gradually abated
and the pulse has fallen to 102. DR..
BOynton, who came from his room
a short time ago, reports that he
seems slightly better than at the
date Of the evening bulletin. He
has swallowed to-day in all about
twenty ounces of liquid food and
taken eighteen or twenty ounces
more by enemata. So far as his
ability to take neurishment is con-
cerned, the condition tonight is bet
ter than last night. In other re-
spects he is substantially unchanged.
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An Expensive Luxury.

New York, 23.-The Tribune re-
ports the case Of a man named Lau-
tens selling to carpenter named
Jansen MS NautensD wife for 81.
Mrs. l.. had been unfaithIul, and the
bargain seemed TO please al parties.
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FIFTY MEN WANTED.

To work on the Denver and Rio
6rande Railroad in Price River
Canyon. For information apply to
II. Wallace, grocery department,
Jennings and Sons, or to a. G.
damSOU
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SPECIAL ADVERTISER EHTS.
LOST.

,.+,vaen Main street and Tween
Bg'%W Ward. on Sunday evening, a
tet92 c W Buggy Buster. The
9I1spT viii confer a great 1aVor Dy
tta ngfir it at this Office
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RUNAWAY.

Last evening rs 5P man 6 B5y On n ssS
BRANDED bri "a Lesve at Mulloy &
de anS stables tables and be rewarded :
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WANTED.

Thirty good rock men to work on
the Railroad at Granger. Three
dollars per day, cash. Transporta-
tdn from Ogden to Granger fur
nished. Apply to Crismon & Weller,
Salt Lake City, or at Granger.
Z Gnnc,rONr G WEIIE
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WANTED.

Twenty Men; Steady Employment
md Z " Good Wages. Apply to John
Meredith. west of Tabernacle.
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WANTED.

A few good men for steady work
Of the Pioneer Perpetual Lime Kilns.
AnnIy Immediately to Supt. f. A.
P3sc0e. on the premises.
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DESPONDENT.

New York, 23.-The Posts Wash
ington: There is a very respondent
feeling here, notwithstanding the
official bulletins are somewhat bet
ter. The dependency is directly at
tributable to the midnight dispatch
of Secretary Blaine. There is gen.
eral feeling that Blaine does not put
his name to dispatches which have
not been carefully considered, and
of course he has better opportun-
ity for obtaining information from
the surgeons than the newspapers.
Blaine's dispatch is a revelation
to a large majority Of persons, in
that it for the first time gives them
an adequate conception of the ex-
traordinary weakness, eXhaustil Il
and emaciation of the President.
Those who have seen General Gar
field in his health can scarcely COM
prehend that he now weighs but 125
pounds, yet Mr., Blaine's dispatch,
Of the accuracy of which there IS
no doubt, is confirmed Ky the state
ments of those constantly about the
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BLISSFUL.

DR.. Bliss feels encouraged at the
condition he finds his patient in
this morning. He says, the Pres
ident rested well during the nie hit
and that beef tea was given to him
several times and retained by the
stomach.
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST Nile Dash, for Purse
of SIS; Catch Weights; $50 to First Horse, S25
TO Second
SECOND RACE 30 Glass, for Purse e%
$3.50; Trotting; $3.50 70 First Horse, SIS to
Second, andS SIS to Third.
THIRD RACE-Running; HalfMile and
Repeat; Catch We gifts; for q purse of Sl0e1
SIS to First Horse, S25 to Second.
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CONDITIONS;

The above Trotting and Pacing races to be
Mile Heats, Three B. st in Five, to Harness
and Rule. Entrance to ali of the purses Ten
Per Cent ofPUrse Three or more to Enter,
nd Two or More to Start. Entries to close ut
O'Clock pm, Wednesday, the 9th inst,
with Samuel c. Ewing, Cliff House. su23
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FOR SALE.

rbirtv Gentle New Ne Mich Ian Co%s'
first class Stock al H"''
Min Creek.
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WANTED.

GOOD BUILDING ROCK
WAITED Immediately by Morris
a. Evans.
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GAEFIELD'S MOTHER.

The Times Cleveland correspond
ent interviewed Garfeld's mother.
She has no idea of going to Wash
ington unless specially sent for. She
is considerably encouraged tonight
over the less unfavorable news
Captain Henry, it is true, is at
Hiram, but he went there to put his
son in college and not to bring the
Presidents mother to Washington.
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WANTED.

Furnacemen, Feeders and La
borers. Also one blacksmith. Apply
ut the Germania Smelter, or office IN
town.
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WANTED,

Barber Apply at Barber Shop
oDDOsite Theatre.
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The retention OF Agent Eastman,
Of the Navajo Agency. \. H. viii
be recommended by Inspector Ea-
worth.
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BLISS,
BARNES,
WOODWARD,
REYBURN.
BLAINE TO LOWELL

The following was sent to Lowell:
In the last twelve hours, since 1
o'clock this morning, the President
has swallowed eighteen and half
ounces OF liquid food. He has had
no nausea. His pulse and tempera-
ture are not essentially changed.
In the judgment of his physicians
he has lost nothing since the last
dispatch. If there be any change it
is for the better.
(SignedO BLAINE.
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WATSON BIO
CONTRACTORS g. BUILDERS

MARBLE WORKERs,
Documents, Tombstones, Marble = antics il
great variety. Iron Aaztles and GFstes,
Plaster Ornaments, enter Pieces, eta.
SoutL Side Of South Temple Street Htte
East Of Esgl cate jsS
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MRS. EDISON.

The HerdlGs Washington reporter
interviewed Mrs. Edison, who said
Mrs. Garfield has not been out of
the Mansion since Friday. AS l
was leaving the room she went to
her room for the night.
The President had a bad night last
night, but l think he will pass a
good one tonight. If [ did not
think so I would not have left"
you are still hopeful?" was
asked.
"Oh, yes. To-day was by no
means as dark as Monday last, when
a great many were alarmed. He has
q great many chances in his favor,
though they are reduced from what
they were some weeks ago. The
ordeal that he is passing through
now is a severe one, and we who
have watched him all along are not
dlsheartened at the prospect.
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EIR ST DAY.

FIRST RACE-Purse, SIS. Ruuping Three
quarter Mile Dash; Catch Weights; $50 to First
Horse, SYST second.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $780, omen to
PAGERS that never beat $50 l(Heinau's "sor-
rel John" not barely $50 TO First Horse;
$50 to Second, Third Horse 10 save his en-
trance.
THIRD RACE-Purse $3.50; Trotting; Open
70 all horses that never beat 2-35; $50 to
First Horse, SIS to Second; S25 to Third,
(Bicksford not barred).
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sick room, and of attendants who
lift him. He is nothing but skin
and bones, said one Of the attend
ants. The increasing anxiety at the
White House is Illustrated by the
fact that Mrs. Garfield scarce leaves
the bedside for a moment, and has
discontinued her evening drives, but
the Presidents physicians certainly
have by no means given up the
patient.
1.30 p.m.-Interview with Bliss
The President is doing nicely to-day.
He swallowed eighteen and half
ounces of liquid nOurishment since
l last night, and has taken enemata.
The food has been stronger than
yesterday. We have given much
more beef juice, and pepticized milk
has been added. The stomach
seemed to aSSimilate food we'll and
without discomfort. An evidence
OF the increase of strength to-day
as a result of a more stimulating
diet, is the less frequent and
stronger pulse. Otherwise there is
little change. The parotid gland is
still hard to the touch and not per-
ceptibly changed in appearance.
Suppuration, if it begins at all,
which is questionable, may not
come for two or three days yet. The
septic evidences in the blood are ap-
parently passing off. On the whole
[ think the condition little better
than yesterday. He seems to me to
be gaining.
Executive Mansion, 4.25 p.m.-Dr.
Reyburn reports at 4.35 that the
President has passed a comfortable
afternoon. No unfayorable symp-
toms have made their appearance,
and he has swallowed since 1 o'clock
last night, twenty-one and a half
ounces of liquid nourishment, in
Guiding a fair proportion Of beef
juice. At the present hour, although
there has not been decided change,
the patient is doing fairly well.
Executive Mansion, $50 pm
The President has continued to take
liquid food by the mouth at regular
intervals during the day, and has
had no recurrence of the gastric dis
order. The parotid swelling remains
In other respects the
symptoms show some improvement
over his condition yesterday after
noon. Pulse 104, temperature 90 2.1O,
10.
(Signed) d. W. BLISS,
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BLAINE no LOWELL.

The following was sent, tonight,
by Blaine to Lowell: The President
has been able to swallow and retain
about twenty ounces of liquid food
to-day, showing better state of the
stomach. but his general condition
is serious, if not critical. He is
weak, exhausted and emaciated, not
weighing over 125 pounds. His
weight when wounded was from
2O5 to 21O pounds. His failure to re-
gain strength is the one feature
which gives special uneasiness and
apprehension.
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THE CABINET.

New York, 22,-Tribuaae's Wash
ington special, II pm Members Of
the cabinet, with their families, re-
NAMED at the White House tonight
later than usual, and did not leave
it until nearly II pm. They were
agreed that while the situation is a
little more encouraging than it was
last night, the Presidents condition
is still very critical. Window said
he seems to be a little better than
last night. While we see no real
reason to be encouraged, we are a
little less discouraged. MacVeagh
said we feel that he is better than
he was last night. Blaine said
little better than he was last night,
and upon being asked whether there
was any reasonable ground for con-
fident hope, reiterated his first
answer. Lincoln plainly and frankly
said, we are waiting. We are little
more hopeful, or a little less dis
couraged than last night, but we are
waiting and watching with great
anxiety. These statements explain
the situation better than any official
bulletins.
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The newspaper libel bill was read
in the House of Lords for the sec
Ond time on Tuesday.
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FOR SALE

SHEEP! SHEEP! SHEEP!
5,lGO Stock Sheep,
geo Mutton Sheep.
Apply 10 PHILIP DUFFEY,
ian KeIton, U. T.
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TUESDAY MORNING.

Washington, 2S.-Executive Man
sion, $50 a.m.-The President slept
the greater part of the night, but
aWoke at frequent intervals. He
has taken since last evening a larger
quantity Of liquid food by the
mouth than IN the corresponding
hours OF any day during the past
week. The use Of nutritive enemata
is continued at longer intervals.
The parotid swelling is unchanged.
Pulse 100, temperature 9S.4, respira-
ton IS.
(Signed) D. W. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROB'T REYBURN,
D. II. AGNEW.
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Blaine to LOlDell:

The Presidents condition is more
encouraging than at this time last
night. During the last twenty-four
hours he has swallowed ten ounces
of the extract of beef and sixteen
or eighteen ounces of milk. retain
ing and digesting both. He has
twice asked for food, which he has
not done before for several days.
Pulse and temperature are both
somewhat lower. The swelling of
the parotid gland is not especially
changed. Its long continuance at
the present stage Increases the fear
of supparation. AT this hour III
p.m.) the physicians report that the
President has rested quietly the en-
tire evening.
Midnight-There has been no no
ticeable change in the Presidents
condition since II pm. He is now
resting quietly.
Washington, "a, 1.90 am. = No
change in the Presidents condition
is reported since midnight. At this
hour he is resting quietly. The
are doing, and the mem
bers of the Presidents household are
asleep.
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Everybody who drinks Champagne
viii admit that this Wine Eclipses
Everything.
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GBiRGE 4. MBBIRS
IS TEE UTAH AGENT,

1t Invites the Most Critical
Analysis.
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Chicago, 22.-The manufacturer
and inventor of koumiss sent a case
to the President, which was received
to-day.
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Kept on Ice, by the Bottle, or
Wholesale. by
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-07-21
Phs williams, alias Maxwell, Brothers.

Active search is still being made
for the Maxwell Broth ers, who MUIR
dered NJ. A. Coleman, under sheriff OF
Duna county and his brother. A
large force of active men are in the
woods strainiHg every nerve to effect
a capture, bat up to the latest ac-
counts without success. We fear that
it is doubtful whether capture will
be effected. If the theories of the
pursuing parties are correct the muir
ders are hid in the Eau Gale woods
where the dense under brush and the
nature of the country, it being inter
sected with deep ravines and rocky
gorges makes the search extremely
difficult. Then, too, no reliable trail
has been discovered as yet, though it
is thought that the indications OF
their course have been seen by various
parties, but it is quite probable that
these are the marks of those who stole
the Rowley horses and fled in that di'
rection. $l700 reward is now offer
ed for these men and it is to be hoped
that this may stimulate detectives to
take them hereafter, should the pick
eft hunt prove abortive.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-07-21
CLIFTON CHIT CHAR.

CLIFTON CHT Char
Farm help is very scarce.
Pat. Casey has painted his house.
Another ice cream festival is talked
of.
Thomas and Burnett are threshing
barley.
Glenwild Lodge has added to its
library.
Miss Ella Childs, of Eau Claire, is
in town.
G.. N. Foster filled Rev. Uaw's desk
last Sabbath.
J, G. West is cut with new plat
form wagon.
One of our pedagogues is working a
cradle--grain cradle.
Silas Snow is building a granary.
John Barnes is the architect.
The fruit trees in this vicinity are
dying from some unknown cause.
Mrs. I'd. Brown was thrown from =
buggy last week and seriously injured.
Belle Rollin finished a very success
| full term of school at Beldenvllle last
week.
An open air Sunday School has been
| organized on the shore of the raging
| st. CroiX.
The JOURNAL is the first read. and
the most appreciated of any of the
| papers that come to our address.
| One of our rising young farmers has
| a hay stack that lie won't sell. 1t
contains his pocket-book and ten dol
| lars.
case of mistaken identity is
what our gentlemanly treasurer calls
it as he reluctantly sets up the pea
nuts for the boys.
Newspaper items from this cores
pendent will be mighty onsartin
for few weeks, as he proposes to fill
position OH harvester.
Pierce Valley needs a post office.
Won t some honest citizen of that To-
cality volunteer to save his country
and win lasting honors by writing p.
NJ. after his name!
Ken. Havens, the energetic machine
agent, is abroad in the land with a
| small army of men. Ken. is about
the livsliest man in the county, being
on the road day and night.
Travelling Templars, and especially
grand lodge dignitaries, will IL the
future be required to show credentials
and produce certificates of baptism
before visiting Clifton lodges. The
cold water apostles of this town don {
propose to be imposed on a second
time.
BY the time this issue OF the jour-
NAL is before the people many OF onr
| farmers will have commenced their
harvest. The long drouth combined
with the incursions of the ehinch
bugs has caused a premature and UNI
healthy Iipening of the grain, which
will cause an early harvest in this
locality.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-07-21

ST.. PAUL SCREEDs.-
Every evening there is grand rush
to the lakes to "cool off.
An infant sou of John w. Hope
died last Sunday morning.
BY Sept. 1st Irvine Park, of St.
Paul, will be one of the handsomest
parks of Minnesota.
Mrs. Boggs, of 9th St., is able to be
around once more. She has charge of
two large boarding houses.
James Clark, of Prescott, has &C
cepted a position with p. Ii. Kelly &
Co.; also Henry West, in railroad
office.
Notwithstanding the thousands of
people at Minnetonka on the 4th, only
three lives were lost, and the poor
unfortunates were walters (colored) of
the st. Louis Hotel.
The Gem City came in as usual,
Friday, with 800 passengers. all going
to some of the renowned lakes of
Mimi. to remain during the hot wealth
er. She left st. Paul with $50 passen-
gers on the return trip.
All the public school buildings are
undergoing a thorough cleaning pro-
cess. Among the fine school build
ings of st. Paul the Franklin
will stand among the first. 1t will
have Is rooms. with the competent
principal of River Falls, II. S. Baker,
assisted by Miss Nellie Vannatta, also
of River Falls.