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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
WHAT NIAcKAY SAYS.
His Views ON Postal TeIegraphs and
the COmstOck. 8

the Comstock.
The Carson Appeal, in a late inter
view with Mr.. Mackay, gives the fol-
lowing as his views on matters Of gen.
eral interest not only to the people of
this Coast, but of the whole country.
The Appeal says:
The last timo Mr.. Mackay visited
the Comstock no took a run through
the lower levels and for the next
week was as grouty as a mule. Since
he has been III Virginia this time and
inspected the north-ends lac has been
as clipper and pleasant as possible and
talks g%lowingly Of The improved APP
pearance of the mines, and thinks The
old ledge will SHOW up more bonan-
zas yet.
POSTAL TELEGRAPY.
His mind is centered, however, OH
postal telegraphy, and he talked very
freely on the ssbjeet.
Rep.-The scheme is now fairly
launched, suppose.
Mackey-We have started several
ihiCo diih Jul idClOI y 1T AIlsoillds 1OH+
ntctieut, Is turning out fifty miles of
steel and copper wire IA DAY. The wire
Is copper with a steel core running
through the center 10 give 1t strength.
1t Will last for years. Look al these
old iron wires (waving his hand out
of the a Window. They wear out
and it keeps men repairing all the
while. They are OF very little account.
Our wire is a world better.
Rep.-Any lines in operation yet?
Maekay-Between New York and
Chicago we send 500 messages a day,
with tour operators, under the ne@
system. The dispatches are fixed on
acyllnder ana then il COS like flash.
We charge % cents for twenty words,
aud my idea is that such II tariff is too
high. There is a good profit in half a
cent Il word. / hope IN see the tariff
reduced 10 ia cents for twenty five
words. The greatest expense is the
delivery, ana we expect 10 adopt a
system by which the dispatches a
he turned over to the Postollices and
put in the delivery boxes the same as
letters. BY combining the postal tele-
graph with the Postoilica in large
cities We can give the public the
cheapest SYSTEM Tor the area OF conn-
try covered III the void.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
OPERATORS Els.

Rep.-You will pay high wages to
OPERATORS
Mae>ay--Wc VIII pay the highest
wage Tor skilled labor. aud consider
that u telegraph OPERATOR must be a
man ofths highest Intelligence. Some
of the Western Union men VINO have
grown old IN the $ rvlcs get Sl0 4
month. Onrnew machines are labor
saving. and We can afford 10 pay the
best wages. We can handle ten times
the amount OF business that the
Western Uion can, and will make
that extra business by placing tele-
grarhy where poor men can use it.
The Western Union is paving inter
est on Sl20,0 600 900, capital anu bonds,
and its lines ear % duplicated to-day
for $50, 900 900 or less.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
FINE RAMS
FOR SALE.

HAVE SOME FULL-BL9 oDED SPAN.
l ish Marine Rams for sale at reasonable
prices. Guaranteed 10 be healthy and in
fine condition. Also a number of Others NJ
lower breed at lower prices. This ofer re.
mains open till tho LIST of Novemb Der, unless
sooner disposed Of. Address
JAMES SAMPSON,
White Pine County, New. au1s.3m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13
Money In the County Treasury

The Board OF Commissioners, ut
their meeting on the LIST instant, ex-
anlined the moneys and securities in
the hands OF the County treasurer,
which showed the following
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

Rep--Of course you will give The
press cheap rates?
Mackay - Most assuredly; we will
1--WE them rates that will astonish the
publishers, who have been IN tho hab-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-10-13

CD showed the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, MARCH "a. 1883.

s,mc Of them have four wheels, lu' mos; Of
them have only Two. They are drawn by
three, four or six mules; a horse was never
known 10 draw u cane cart. II il wholly and
exclusively the right Of the mule and his
right there is none TO dispute. Its color il
generally blue, the mule yellow, and the
driver black--three strong colors that Will
stand in any weather. They are fast colors
and won't run! But they go, al the same ;
at lcas, we thought they did on one parlicu-
lar evening, and now, come 20 think it all
over. We know they did.
There were thirteen Of us, including two
youths from the blue grass region OF Ken
lucky, the Doctor, 4 s,eamboa, man, several
ladies, and your most obedient-in NIL L hap
py crowd. We started OFF in high glee, with
four yellow mules as motive power and a
pitch-dark son of Ham for a driver, who
hourished CAD long enough to tickle the
ear Of the forward mule. We went kiting
down the road for several miles, never once
missing u ElOHc, tHc HIghesl cIIu VI INC CToss
ing or the toughest part Of the road and
getting shaking up that we il never forget.
All al once il occurred TO the Doctor that he
hadn't had q mule ride, and az no one con
siders his tour Of the South complete with
out "A ride on the back of mule bareback
is the style--the action was suited to the
word and the Doctor was on the back of q
mule in less time than it takes me to write
it. And then, Oh, holy Moses what a pic
turc There was never such n sight seen in
country, town or village as the Doctor cut
that night with his Yankee coat tails fly.
ing, and his lofty stoyepipe hat just to see
him on the forward mule, when Lee laid on
the lash "Geeroo-salum," how we klted
Why those yellow mules just flew, over
stones and all the crossings, almost breaking
us in two, and bringing up at the gate Of tho
plantation at Il dead gallup. You cant fool
u mule, especially plantation mule. He
knows thing or two, and finding Yankee
Doctor on his back he thought his day had
come, SO he went it Tor dear life. But the
Doctor rode that mule. J. d. II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
The Dan'I Blake Homestead Farm
FOR SALE.

The Old Daniel Rlske Homestead Farm, containins
about 100 acree situated in tue town Of serena hea
the serena DEPOT on the c. b. q q. Il. T., ia offered
for sale Possession given next fall II required For
terms enquire of JAMES A. BLAKE, on the premises
or of MARTIN FLAHhRTG. WrIroih"s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

ThatH Of said lots were sold NJ Aforesaid for the take,
OF the wears A. u 1s1S sTI - /! IS 49,, 1873 1879 SnG
- 0; and that the time redemption vi said lie from
said sale and purchase viii expire ON tie ltt daY Of
June 4. n. 1883.
Aiso ~ The aforesaid sale, the snid VIM. II Jossop
Trus ee on the 2ls' day Of June - -. 1851 became the
pur haser or lot j. ROCk - Town of Narscllfs taxed
In the name of Fellows n nl for III" taXe. OF the
years u M. 1872 1873. lSiI 1875 1916. 1917. 1873
1879 and 1870; and that the Time of redemption Of said
lot from raid sale and purchase will expire The 2!e
day Of June - H. 1883
AFRO, ut the afr' I'D sale. tie said VIM H. ]cssUp.
Trustee on the list dag Of jane u. 1891 became the
purchaser Of Lot T. BrCk2,. Town Of blarsees. taxed
In the ulme If Mrs Mary Ma tn f1r the taxes of the
ears u. 1910. 1877 1873 iS9and 1880: and that the
time OF redeiur of said lot from sud alc and pGr
chase will expire the 2lst day Of June \. D. 1855.
Also. nj the aforesaid salt. the saiu VIM. IT, Jrs,up.
Trustee on u llst day Of June A. u iSS, became the
purchas, Of 10 II and ~. RlOCk " Town OF Ma
see- taxed IN The name Of e. lows ~ Mn, for the
taxes ~ thr year y. 1884; and hat he time of
drmption of aid lots from said ND pGrChasuVl
expire on the 2lst day OF June =. -. i-t3
Feb. IL. 1888 6w vs. h. JE~StP, Irn>'"s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
FOR SALE.

A Section of Land q Of mile from the Depot AZ
TiDtah Minnesota. There Is broken up 800 acres
good well good huusr, lsS9O nasercd good barn ior
Il or ~ horses: good small granary. II Is called the
hest section IN Champaign township. VIII he sold
cheap, Re9sunE for sale made known To applicants:
ottawa, Jan. ~ 1871 W. BUSHNELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

NOTICC.-EsTArYo F MAEIASSA THOMAS, Oh.
~ CEAsED. Notice In hereby given, that the undc,.
signed. Lewis A. Ihomns. Executor of the lntt Viii
and testament of Mariana 1hoInus. late al the cOun
IS Of Sale and state of Illinois, deceased viii arpea,
Pr GATE Court Room. IN Ottawa, in said county, when
AID where AL persons having CLAIMS or demands
against said estate are notified Ia attend and pres. 1T
the same in wriLng for adjustment.
Dated this 50 day OF March ., 1883.
LEWIS A. THoMAs.
mari0-Sw Executor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
ARgel.

EISAI4 SEI"rI iGNl l.. ~ T.--EsrATg oy
i HEINRICH MAS, pEcEAsEp Notice Ia hereby
given toal persons Interested In said estate that tho
undersigned Executors Of the pt VIII and testament
OF said Iti.rch Mans. deceased viii appear hefo,
the Probate Cour; ~ the county OF In sale aud OF
Illinois, at the Probate Court koom IN Ottawa In said
county, On MONDAY the 18th day IT Anil A. d lisa
Tor the purpose of rendering account Of their pro
ceu'hgs IN the administration oi said tsdle tor the
hnhl settlement
Dated at Ottawa this iith day OF March 1893.
PETER MAS,
CHARLES MAS.
Attest A, 7. BARrsLs Executor
CLERK Probate Court. La sale Co. H. marlI-iv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
mario Sw

T'AX SALE NOrICE-NotIce IS hereby given 20 the
L unknown owRcrs OF and the unknown parties 10
rrrst"d in the lots parts OF lots hereinafter de
scribed. and MI other pcrs ns whom II may concern
that at II sale Of delinquent lands and town lOts by the
treasurer aud cXOiiclo collector of La Sale county
the state Of Illinois, for the state. county and other
taxes AMI costs due thereon for the year n 1880 and
previous years. held ut th county court house" IN the
city of OF awG In said county. commencing on the 18th
day of June 1881. and Contu ued from day day
pursuant 10 law, WIN. sup, Trustee on the 21s;
day Of .Iu II. 1885, became the purchaser of the
following described lots parts cf lots. Eitn8ted
i,l said rnuntv ~ stu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
FOR SAL. {.

The Imported Clydcrdale stallion ~ ACE CHlEt
Also Eight Head of Grade Hereford Bulls For par'lc
ular- address IL. L. Ll.nn. -,
febli.3mos' 'V""a' w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
n,arI0-3w

MOTTO k.-ksrArE ny HENRY Gpory Dyc'p
~ Notice Ii hereby gwen that the undrr,yn.c
Frederick richards, Exc UOr OF the last Will and t.s,s
M nj of Henry loty, late Of the county of La sale
ana state cf Illinois. deceased will appear before tht
Probate Court Of said county the third Monday tho.
Ing the 2lst day OF May 1853 nj the Probate tOur,
Room. In Ottawa, IN said county, when and where All
persons havirg claims or demands sgins said estate
are notified TO attend and present the same in writn,
for adius mcnt.
Dated this 9Th day OF March \. II. 1883.
FREDERICK RICHARDS.
marilaw Executor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

That all OF said lots were sold aforesaid r the taxes
of the years 1877. 1871 1879 md 1870; and that the
time II redCml lion of sid oB from said sale and pur,
Chase will expire on.the 2st day OF June A. n 1873.
Also. at the aforesaid sale, Nm II. essnp. Trustee
on the 2lst dN of JuHe 1871 became the pu rChap.
rr of the following des rbcd lot-, etuated IN sau
county and state viz:
~ irhOSe mime taxed Lot Bi0CE. T0trn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
RocAGE PLACE,

and although questionable the hour, the
entire family met US in true southern style
indeed, all nature seemed to smile RICH,
royal welcome, and laugh as though waking
from rosy dream; the mocking-birds
Joined in the ovation with glorious song and
their sweet melody in the stiffness of the
early morning was to our ear the most thrill
ing note of JOY u forester ever warbled.
Bocage Place is the home Of John and Wal
liam Kelly and their two charming sisters,
Misses Lou and May, whose cordial friend
ship and generous hospitality Joined with
that of their dear old mother and Mrs
John Kelly, endears them to every heart ia
yored with yisi, to their delightful home,
and from whose elegant mansion we trust
The sunlight of happiness may never depart.
II YOU ever leave New Orleans coming up
the Mississippi by steamer, you will be
pretty sure to observe on your right after
rounding the great bend at Point Hamas and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

NoilS F..-EsrArE or GESON \. BHysDASE.
ICED. Notice IL hereby gwen, THAI the under
ssnu SENECA inppcr. Administrator of the estate OF
Urhoh p muhuago. late OF the county of Ia Sale ana
sut 81 lihhols deceased, viii appear before the Pro
"u,i vi sNu county Oh the third Monday (hrng
the 2iet uay OF May lS3, ~ the Probate Court uon
W plluWa W sald county when and where All persons
Hne cuis or demands against said estate are noti
Justment. " "'''e '' ~"
Dated this 9th day Of March a. II. 1873
SENELA TuPPER.
W"o-'" Administrator
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-08
SSpu YctcrSbura.

- 9lm Ronta9 beiubte Der Stord
ben Srn. Iidmann unb beideerte ibm
eine aaerIiebitc So6ter.
Die 8abl 1T bier iebr rubi9 Uors
ilber ScSan9en uno bic ;ebntc 98aro 1T
enoIi6 pie6er bemptratild, mie iie eS
INNER war, ipsnn fein @ele haSipii6en
fam. CUR Sdanee mub id aber iaSen,
oab SaS lisbe 9ele cine 9rpbe 9iple
ipieIt, io8ar bel mIern Seistten 8lrs
germ; bel bieier Nabl batten bic Ses
mptraten teinS uno bic 3epubIitaner
paren 0ieqeid,i cbenio lituirt pper ippu'
ten eS nitt berausSeben; ipeni9itenS
ipar tein GeIo fir bic @abl oerauSSabt
iporSen, barum ein bemptratiI6er Sris
umpb. Die sebnte @aro ipar INNER
unb 1T nod bemotratiI6, ipenn Der leis
bise 0eIcteufel ni6t iein Spiel treibt.
- gS freut mid bsridten su tbnnen,
bab einise bon unIeren dlteIten Demos
tratsn gum Stimmtaiten sin8en, bic Be
elmer anoeren 9ele9enbeit nidt elmer
S6ritt bonn Saus setban bdtten. Olb'
gen iie nod Ianse lebeu unb nod mans
DE 0abI mitmadsn uno snbIi6 Der
SieS srrinSen, tponu6 mir slas itrebsn
pa- SauOs uno 8eiietai6en, 9Offe,
uno anbere 9teiies 9lusriiitunsen, il
Srotpn's See Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-08

- Die bsrIbmtsn 9upferminen bon
SudtOpn, auf Der 0rsnse bon Sit
IenmeHee uno Rpro Carolina, iino bies
fer Gage I'M BEN Breis bon 100000
in ben SsiiB eiuer snSIiiden Gsisls
idait ilberSeSansen, tpeI6e tieielben
nit einer 9lrbsiteri6aar bon 700 bis
800 Wann su betreiben unb oerIdieoCns
Serbinbunssbabnen fir ben maKsnbais
ten 9lbiab ibrsr Brpbuttss an;uIeseu
sebentt.
Sn Cation iiub sssen bic 9enn.
ipIpania, SlatiustOn nnS 9isip @nsIant
@iienbabn 60. einbunoert unb Dreissbr
Slasen bon glrbsitern ipeseu riidhdn6i,
ger SDbne unbdn8is gsma6t tuorben.
- Der Gannfatter 8oIfsfeit 8ersil
bon YbilaSelpbia bat in ieiner SibunI
am 9ouneritag 9lbsno 10 ippbltbdtig
9luitaltsn Der Stapt nit 8eibentsn in
9etra9 BON $50 bis $1,000 beSaGt, i
glaem $3.50.
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The N alton,

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6ran u. &raft,
0epriifte OeutIdle Se6amme,

In Der jwsiten allen, bon Geoar III gihitOn
GUe., jlpiiben BilOw uuO aIOertraben,
'mpfeblt ft ben Srauen pon Scranton bel
l,len in ibr Sad einihIagenOen 8erri6tun9en
inter 3uiiderIng 9eUiiienbafter 8eoienun9.
lin aeneaten 3niprlh luirN aebeten. 46
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-08
Sife OeutIdler Sriefe.

9ifs bsr grisfs ptldc bis gum gtifrisrr
Gage in hem Snantpn poiiamt nidbt atssbcl
pnrrn. Ssim abboltn her Srisfe btmsrf'
man esfGllisit, RAP lie ,,ansrjrisT Tdrsn unt
ssbr ben rrip. Datum Der t3simng an.
Die fcIsenSen Sriefs, iueIde in Der
9robiSenee gpit eintrafen, f6nnen i'm
ScrantOner gUitomt abseboIt ipereen:
9afp6 9pbr, Spbn GGult,
Dlrs. @m. 2iifm, gpm. Rpbiuirn,
@fsrse SiaIer, pritr Sdif,
Safpb S6Gppsl.
SessIsiden bic na6febsnren bon
Spbe 9art:
Wrs. gIntnas alplanaIp, 5pbn G0ffman,
CHARLES SfIpbrs, v. Sslanb, ir.
9siiie ppif, gtpis S6miet
5rrp. S6rampf Sec. 8. @ansaa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-08
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just published. new edl-
~ EzsIa tion Of DIR. CuIverwelfs
SkXX Essay on tho radical cure
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Losses, IMPorESCY, Mental and Physical Incapa-
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SUMPTION, EpILEPsY and FRS, induced by self
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E1-Price, in a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable Is.
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succcssiul practice. that the alarming conse
uuences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal medicine
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mode OF cure at once simple. certain and efiec.
sual, ,by means OF which every sufferer no matter
Shat his condition may be, may cure himself
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o. This Lecture should be in the hands OF
.y6ry youth and every man In the land.
sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on receipt Of six cents or two
post stamps.
Address:
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New York, N, Y,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-11-08
scranOn, Ya, 0onnerIag, ben 8. gOOember 1888.

ba nit benz Samburger Gampftr suriid mad
Ntp- gJcrf. Jir tn Ssiuh agrr bitisr pIGBt
in Gurrpa piires bic nipartt 1i1trsnS ben
Gnbrprfis tfdsn. -
Sas gcrasbsn err hamburg. amsrifaniibsn
padttfabrt aftitn- @titlitaft pGbitnt ithsr-
lid bic bE6le glnsrftnnuns
Die Samburgsr ginit ii bier eurb bic
getntur srn gIm. 3. Nitirl & Go. psrirstsn.
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z. .. SSpfpers, glpotbefer,

Sebar Strobe, erautOu, pa.
Giaeutbiimsr pon 4owerS Qeber giaen,
8urm SproiaI, Nftermurm. .SDrup. 8anO.
uurm.S m.SertilgCr. 3a6uen.SDrup. SbeerbaIiam
fur Suiten, Grtaltungen unO 8rdune, oeutihes
einmeRt. 9amaica SngWer, 8isbpuIber unO
Uiele anoere grtitel, 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-04
..rHE COuK,a nELIGnr.r
A New 4 rtIcic of Domo.tic Utiii'y That
should he In Every IL. use.

The inventive tenius Of America is coz,
tinuAlly creating wonder at Its development,
ana every department Of labor is beihg NOR
and more benefited by 1t, every year. Among
the patents recently iS1ued Is one TO Mr.. Eb'
bert, OF Martins Ferry, for an improved
cooking vessel. We have been shown one oil
these utensils, and find it very simple, oil
great utility, aud easily used. The utility Of
the invention consists in tie direct applica.
ton OF steam to the food designed to be cook.
ed, and the absence OF any necessity for Civ.
ing close personal attention to the food
while being cooked. It is adapted 10 the pre-
paration Of any article Of food that Is usually
boiled or stewed, and one OF its chief Teconi'
mendations Is the fact that Its contents can
not possibly DO burned in the cooking.
Another advantage lies in the fact that the
favor ofthe food Ia entirely retained, with all
It's juiocs: and no wster atall need be nsed In
the vessel containing the ARTICLE 10 be cooked,
unless desired. Still another advantage,
and this Is the u that will commend
It TO the great majority of house
keepers, Is that It may be used for nearly
every article, from poAtoesto tSpioca or from
q potspIe 10 beef tea. Rice, cracked wheat,
oatmeal and kindred articles It cooks to per-
lection, without bother and without the pos
SibIlity Of burning, and with such ease that
the invention has been named the Cooks
Delight Over forty housokeepersin Martins
Ferry who have used It for three months are
enthusiastic in It's praise, and commend 1t
highly. It can be used on any ordinary
stove.
As an aid to good cookery and Tightening
the labOrs OF the cook 1t will prove In
valuable, aud no wellrYegulRted household
can get along we'll without L. 1t Is cheap AND
simple, and IL destined 10 he q standard
article OF household utility. It can be had
at Geo. W. JohnsoD's Sons, 1910 Mail Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-04

Neupnnd Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.

Mr.. Elijah Day is visiting DR.. Brock, OIL
AorgsntVwn.
Miss Thresa Philips is visiting friends IN
Steubenyilie.
Prof. B. @. Hagerman, OF Bethany College
was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Maggie Mcbride and son, Of the South
Side, are Wis ting In Baltimore.
Mis-. Harry W. List and children, leave to;
day on u visit 10 relatives In Dakota.
Miss Sue Evans. Of AllCghaney City, is the
guest oil Mrs. r. ". Hamilton, Of the South
Side.
Mrs. Harden and daughter, Miss Laura,
and Miss Clara Fisher, leave today for Chau'
tauqus.
Mis-. Ida Pogue, OF tho Island, is the guest
Of her friend, Mis- Sue Harrison, In WASH,
ington, Pa.
Major W. W. Jackson, the Governors prl.
vate $ crelary, after lingering q week in the
city, departed again yesterday.
Miss Mamie Campbell, of Bethany, accom-.
panied by ter aunt Mrs. ]. ]. Barclay, Of
AIabama, were the guests Of Mrs. Harry
Black yesterday.
Professor John N. Birch and Clerk T. N.
Darrah, who are among the knight Templara
from tins city who are going TO San Frau.
cisco, have decided to leave at 4:i7 this after
noon. The others will leave tomorrow night
and join these two gentlemen at Denver.
.R,y. s. B. Barnitz. who possesses a friend
In almost every Wbcelingits was In the
c t, yesterday. He has been re.slscted by
n unanimous vote with complimentary
mention, by the Board Of Home Missions OF
The General Synod OF the Evangelical
Lutheran church located now al Baltimore,
q Western Secretary. with headquarters still
iished at that place, payp 10 this connection /;
mo more faithful or efficient soldier Of the
Gross can be found in the moral vineyard
than Mr.. BarniiE, and the many Christian
people throughout the domain OF his labofs
will be & ad Of this evidence that the grand
work be has done an Is doingis duly Sppre.
ciated by the Rqgrd,n az