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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
MAsslLLOE NEWS.


MAssmLOH, o., Dee, 2,
William s, s., Rogers died last Saturday
evening ~ 1910 o'clock, after long a nd
complicated illuess, ~ his home on Wesi
ClnfiY street, Tho funeral will bg hold
~ Ro'elnck Tuesday afternoon at tho NJ,
u, church, Clmtnn Lodge, n, a A, NJ, III
winch decreased WAS member, GGndl net,
lilg the exercises, Mr., Rogers was lIstlG
pt tho peace Ut Perry tpWhshipat tlie time
of liH death, having been elected last
spring, Atlfr serving term, llH was also
prominent IN local Republican politics,
ana was respected by gll aa "a fair minded,
luhl anu honest man, both Ia his official
ana private llie, Mr. Rogers WAS raised
near Navarro, and has resided In this CITY
Tor many years, A wlfG and four chill
dren, lhren daughters and q son az tShreye,
survive hlIb His age az tho time OF his
death was Oh years,
samuel llgerd, q huckstorwh0 lived near
Welker'h pottery, died very suddenly last
Saturday morning Of apOpleXy, after hay-
ing been about ~ usual, Ito leaves a son
VINO u Justice Of tho peace la IusoarawaH
township,
A cock fight took place AZ Canton last
Saturday evening between Massllon
birds,
John lllugsl b tho latest victim Of tho
decoy duCk While out huntng few
days ago he shot one Of those animals la
q pond tlircn tImes and atill like Bnnduoib
host ltwould not down,
Miss Wise aud Miss Barnaby have re-
turned 70 canton and Dr. aud MFH, Cans
10 LlgonIeE lad,
Me-, Frank Fries, Of Nownlk, h visiting
relatives ln tho cly,
% The Mlaica Allouruso, Of Canton, spent
Sunday In tho city
Tho lldloiof tho Presbyterian will hold
o calender ialr iu tho chapel next Friday
evening,
Mr., Frank Mcllln las returned from
hlH trip a. Now York,
Mr. Pwu Morris, admughhmnnnt the
Muhalllon Bridge Co.'s, works Will after
January l.b take % ppslilOn with tho koy-
stone Bridge Co., Of fltlshurg,
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Ilnnnlo AlIormon snntrnord.

PITTsouRG, Nov, g0.-Judgo White
sentenced the boodlcr aldermen yester.
day. He showed but little leniCncy 10
any Of the prisoners, and imposed tho
following sentences; j., d. Bauder 0
cents fine and costs Of prosecution and
three ycarB In work house; Doyle, same
sentence; Nagle, one year In work house.
Lowry j. Bender, Q cents fine. costs Of
prosecution and six month"; imprison-
ment In work house; d, Il. CGllcn 0
cents fine, costs Of prosecution and three
years In work house; David Doughty, 0
cents fine, costs OF prosecution and im-
prisonment In work house one year:
William Manese, cents fine, costs Of
prosecution and imprisonment in work
house six months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
TeLEGRApHIo BRIEFS.


Jamos Nefr was yesterday acquitted ol
completely In the murder Of McCausland
10 Ia said that the attempt TO organize
o mammoth wire trust has been aban
doned.
Tho president has appointed John d.
Osborne, OF Pennsylvania, consul al
Client.
Secretary Blaine was confined TO his
house Friday with q slight attack OF
lumbago.
A brakeman named John Sullivan
had an arm crushed on the Fort Wayne
road on Friday near Pittsburg.
Professor Robert Patterson, ono Of the
editors OF The Presbyterian Banner,
Pittsrurg, 10 dead, aged 6S years.
William II. Harvey was hanged In the
Guelph, Ont, jnil ON Friday, Harvey is
the man who killed his wife and two
daughters last spring
Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley
will amuse the people OF Pittsburg on
Thursday evening next, under the
auspices OF the Press club,
Robert Bonner has bought OF Senator
Stanford, Ansell, years old, by Elec-
tioneer, out OF Annette by Lexington.
The price paid was $4,000.
The vote Of tho Pennsylvania Republl-
can delegation at the caucus stood Ia for
Reed for speaker and for Mckinley.
For clerk, Mcpherson, ID; Carson, 0.
An important convention OF Baptista
OF Western Pennsylvunia will DO held at
Sharon next Monday, The most pro-
gressive men Of the denomination win
be present.
Stern y Stern, manufacturing jewellers,
OF 10 Maiden Lane, New York, and one
Of the Oldest concerns In that vicinity,
have executions out against them aggre.
eating $4,000 ...- .U-
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exrLuoloN in a sHewellY.
Thousands Of Gallons of neer Running 10
Waste Ia Newark, Nj,


NEWARK, Dec, 8,-At e00 yesterday
afternoon an explosion occurred at
Trefa'a brewery, on Rankln street An
Instant after the explosion great flood
OF beer gubhed through the rear win
dowa Of the building, aud ran ia streams
across Rankin street 10 the houses below,
Then tho air In the vicinity became preg-
mated with ammonia, What caused tho
accident 10 not known II ID thought
that ono o. the ammonia pipes bulsled,
The escaping gas expanded Ia the loo
cold air and blew up, making q wreck Of
the Interior OF tho building,
The accident occurred at q time when
the men were all at dinner The build
Ing In which the accident occurred Ia In
the rear Of the old brewery, II Ia built
substantially Of brick, Ia three atOrlea
high and Il was erected about three
years ago, IN II arc tho resting aud
iermentlng departments, II contained o
score or more Of the great yati, iilled
with thousands Of gallons Of beer, The
brewery was purchased about six months
ago by the English syndicate for $500, 900,
The walls me now standing aut there Is
danger Of their falling, The loss ia ealI-
mated no Gl25, 900,
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Tho Chineso Minister ProteBts Against
Ohlnnnn RnntrinIion.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9,--ISpocial. l-Thc
Chinese Minister has written u long letter
TO Secretary Blaine protesting on behalf
OF bis country against tho law which ro-
stricts certain OF his countrymen from
coming 10 tho United States. He says II
IL not right treatment 10 be accorded TO n
friendly Nation, and especial Y when citi-
gens of tho United States are freely allow
cd to enter China and pursue any business.
Therefore ho desires TO enter his country's
emphatic protest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
THE MINNEAPOLIS FIRE.
coronor'S Inquost--Bonent for tho Needy.
pnporn Issued na uauaI.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec, 3.-Thc coroner'l
inquiry into tho burning Of Tho Tribune
building was begun yesterday, but moth
ing was done beyond identifying the
bodies recovered and hearing formal tea.
timony as 10 tho cause Of death.
The Press club had u meeting and
took suitable action ns 10 the members
who are among tho victims. An enter
tainmont will bc soon given for tho BEN
oft of needy relations.
A fall Of wet snow began In The after
noon, but tho disagreeOblc weather did
not reduce the crowd Of sight.secrs, Tho
ruins are still too hot 10 permit Of search
for bodies, IL cannot yet DO definitely
decided whether there arc any moro
bodieu In the ruins. No moro have boon
reported as missing. All Of the papers
camo out as usual and aro ali ready for
bilsinegs,
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IN rlE INreREeT oF THE 0. q 0.
A nlll Introduced In tho baltimore Coua-
oils Asklng for tho Privilege ~ D0u-
blc.1Hokng Certain Streets

oils Asklng for the Privilege of DOu-
blo-1HolSlng Certain Streets
BALTmoRE, Dec. IA bin was intro
duccd In the city council last evening
and referred 10 the committee on high.
ways asking for the privilege Of con.
struoting q douhlo'track railroad under
certain streets and through aalled open
cuts. Tho people furthcring this schcmo
nro the Baltimore Belt Line Railroad
company and 70 Is proposed 30 allow any
railroad company entering the city 20
use II 10y tho payment OF 30 much per
car; but II Is really in the interest OF tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, whose IN
crcasing business cannot bo handled
with sufficient facility 10y tho transfer
boats from Locust Point across 10 Bay
View.
The route Of the new road will bo from
the b. q o. No Hamburg street 10 Lee
aud Howard, the tracks depressing moro
~ they progress thence northward
through u wulloa open cut along Howard
10 Camden grcct thence 10y tunnel un.
der Howard one milo 10 the Richmond
market. The route then follows through
short tunnels and walled open cuts 10 an
easterly connection with the Il. a. D. NJ
Bay Wow. A capital Of from $4,000, 900
20 S8,0O0,0O will bo needed 20 carry out
the enterprise. The brains Of the scheme
Ia John b. Mcdonald, OF the firm OF
Ryan ~ Mcdonald, who did much Of tho
work on tho depressed traclSo in Now
York
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ohnrrod win Delnr svIndlors.

BROOKLYN, Nov. 30. John NJ. Walker
and Harry Lincoln were arrested last
evening charged with being the swim
dlers who secured $3.50 from the Ma
tional City bank several days ago upon
checks purporting 10 have been signed
by Clapp Brothers. The men have been
identified by the district messenger boy
who presented tho check AZ the bank for
them and other persons.
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Tho Meeting pIdn,t Mnt,rInll.c.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. The caucus OF
Democratic members-clcct 70 the next
house OF representatives, which was 10
be held at the capitol last night for the
purpose Of deciding for whom tho
complimentary vote OF the Democrats
should bo cast at the election OF speaker
and other house officers, did not take
place. II was found that quorum was
not present Mt the time set for the caucus
10 be called 10 order, and II was decided
10 postpone tho meeting until Monday
morning next nt 10 o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Drue Aianufnofurer, AssIn.

, PHILADELPHIA, Dec, a,-The Miller
and llitlenhouso company, manuiaotur,
era Of drugs and chemicals, assigned
yesterday 10 Francis w, RllalOn, The
company was organlzed In 1890 with q
capital OF Q20O,0OO, An officer Of tho
company estimated that tho liabilities
will reach $4,000 and assets tho same,
The failure Ia attributed to tho prevail.
ing low price OF lcOuce,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

Our Dress Goods Stock-too largo 10
20 into detail.
Home span all wool suItingS, 10 in.
Wide, Soc, n yard.
Double width all wool colored cash
meres, good quality, Soc a yard.
40 inch wide, all wool, lho Henrietta
finish cnshmerca, iCc, u yard.
40 inch, extra quality all wool cash.
mcres, 6Oc.
These would ho good at i5c a yard
more, Doubt IL you ever matched
them at 20c. higher price,
So our Dress Goods COUP 10 finest
"a yard-or fine Paris patterns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

Fine Black Sllks-The finest makes
OF Europe and America --GrOs Grains
GOc. 20 - yard, Dozens of other ele.
CANT weay0S, Including all the now ones
Of the season In Just no complete and
comprehensive assortments.
Tho Cloak RoOmq-.rhe cloth gar.
ments we carry are the best, most sty.
lish and most substantially made
The material In our Plush garments
10 the very best, crisp, springy goods
that Ia worth buying,
Our Seal garments are OF tho most
carefully selected Alaska skin dyed In
London, and made for Us. No shape
Ia any garment OF any material not
here.
Full information or complete lines of
samples cheerfully Furnished by our
Mail Order Department,
JOS. HORNE & CO.,
6O9' 62I PENN AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA
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Jos. Horne & Cos
PENN AVE. STORES.

We appreciate confidence as well as
the purchasing public appreciates faith
ful service
Constantly increasing confidence on
the part Of The people, 10 tho Incentive
10 our constantly increasing our won
wonderful facilities for serving the
people,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
snit Vein Near Akron.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 3.-Alron capital.
lists boring for gas nj Wajsworth, near
Akron, have struck vein of salt over
100 feet thick. The bed ts half milo
down, but the company, which already
controls 5000 acres in the vicinity, will
commence operations. They claim that
they will produce salt for 81 per ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Young LlneoIn Imnrorlnr.

PARIS, NOV, 0.-'rhe condition OF the
son OF Mr., Robert T. Lincoln, American
minister TO London. who Is lying IN at
Versailles, II greatly improved and hopes
are now entertained for his recovery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

$500 Reward!

WE Will nay the above reward Tor Rny case of
liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nltk Headache, lhdls
ErFOn, Constipation Ur tn.tlyruc,s We cannot cure
with WchlA Vegetable l.Nrr fllla, Whrn ihu dfor
inua nfn strictly cumnllrd with They htr purely
Nrgttlhr, Anu never fall ~ ave tAtlhlhrllun tua
gaf CoNcd, Large huNiH, Cnutanlun ~ rus, 20
cents, fut talr Nv NJ nunRllW, hrMhrr ol roln'
terffti, hnd limitations Tho genuine nnnuiAcs
nrrd 0nly bY JOHN g, WEAr a 90 Hud by nuf.
Tin, Wright 4 CO., and Tho Popular DRUG CO.
Canton ohio nova lgs sdtWsiuOus NtdstTl
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conrlnted ln tho FIrat perrec.

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, Nov. 8O.--William
Seeley Hopkins, who shot and killed his
wife, Maggie Hopkins, and her mother,
Esther WAgaman, at Phillipsburg Sept
20, was found guilty OF murder In the
first degrea. A new trial will bc applied
for. ..-- 4-
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Heath lsWeaiihl

DU, n, a. vista NrtVu ANp llAiN THtAT'
MINT % guaranteed tppulnu for llyWtrln, nlur
nrHa, COnyulsnua MA Nervous Neuralgia kuAuL
ACHE Nervous iiUtifhtlun tArard h. tho uHr ~
alcohol " tobacco WAktfulnraa, Mental prprra
alr., OitunlHa NJ ihi train fraulng IN insanity
Wud leading a. MISERY, decay uul DEATH Premature
OId Agr, NArruauuaH Loss ut foWrr IN olthrr hrN,
involuntary Losses Uni NpotmAtpfthWA caused hl
ever cxuflluu " thn hrhn holf abuse nr over IN
dulgtuur, Iach box contains one mnnthh lfuhts
mont glOl u boz, or ola boxes Tor $500 btut W
mail prepaid ON receipt " price,
WE GUARANTEES AK HOXFs
10 euro any catr, Win each order received ny ~
Tor SIX hnkra, accompanied VIII QhOU, VIZ VIII Huhd
the purchaser our written ruAaulrp ~ foiund mo
muiirY n the treatment iurt not elect cure,
Guarantees issued uuly by nufpln, wright Coz
~ n, MARKET w., Tho tupulW Drug Co., 20 M,
MARKET NJ, HOln agents, Canton Ohl1i
Uryp's sfiauytdt q watWesihufHHHHh
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Paving tho penally.

This morning Samuel Davis and Charles
u. Snyder were given quarters at the
county Jail for II period OF three months.
tartly and to-day begin serving their sem
tencos. This makes eleven casos OF this
kind inside OF eight months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Tho Free Delivery system.

There are NJ present d46 ohlceg that
accommodate the people with tho mails
At their doora. Thlu 10 only about one
aixth OF the number Of presidential olll-
Gee, the other 2,si0 obligo their patrons
10 call at tho offices for tho mail. I'M
der existing law the extension OF tho
free delivery Ia limited 10 cities Of q pop
ulation OF 10000 persons, or a gross
revenue OF $40, 900 annually. While this
law stands the extension OF tho best form
OF postal regulations must be very slow.
II ~ recommended that all places of q
population OF not less than 5000, or
whore tho postotllco has shown n gross
revenue OF 81, 900 for tho previous fiscal
year, shall have the benefit Of tho FREQ
delivery system. This will extend tho
service TO nll the sccond.olass offices,
and 10 some Of the third class, but in
order TO do this II will DO necessary 10
amend the law 10 give the proper author
ity 10 the poatonlco department.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

In speaking OF postal savings banks,
tho postmaster general says, ! suggest
early confederation OF tho question of
establishing postal savings banks nj TO-
600 OF the fourth.olnss offices IN towns
where such facilities aro most needed,
leaving tho extension of this privilege
10 DO determined after o trial OF two
years. There 0ro three plansi First, 10
accept limited deposits, upon which In
terest AT the ratio OF not moro than Q per
cent. be paid; second. II objection be
made 10 the government obligating itself
to pay interest, accept deposits with an
agreement 10 invest and distribute their
earnings less one-eighth OF | per cent,
for the cost Of the service; third, if II 10
deemed inadvlsable 20 undertake any
such obligation, offer tho postofllces aa
depostaries without interest, aiforuing
the people tho convenience and safety,
In each case the secretary Of tho
treasury would loan tho money, equit-
ably distributing IL 10 tho banks in tho
states where tho deposits originated 10
keep II In circulation. recurring limited
ptates Donds as security, and interest, II
lhe government pays interest, but not
Ntherwiso,
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Cauoua Of ronnssiyauln Repubilcana

WASHINGTON, Nov, 30. Tho caucus OF
tho Pennsylvania Republican delegation
at the Capitol yesterday afternoon 10
gauge the standing OF the delegation ro-
gardlng the Gpcakcrdhip and the clerk
ship of the house was conducted quietly
and without any friction. The caucus
was held In tho rivers and harbon com.
mitteo room and nll tho members Of tho
delegation, with the exception Of Mesgrs.
Harmer and Mccormick, were present.
Mr.. Harmcr " believed 10 favor MoKin.
Icy and Mr., Mccormick 10 for Reed.
Judge Kelley presided, Only ono ballot
was taken and this resulted In IA votoa
for Reed and for Mckinley. and Ed
ward II. Mcpherson received ID for
clerk against D for John NJ, Carson
The Mckinley men were Kelley, Scull,
Osborne, Wright and Culbert5on, whilo
ON the ballot for clerk the Carson sup
portoB were Kelley, o'Ncill, Osborne,
Dalscll and Culbortson. A long discus,
6ion on0uod about observing the unit
rule, but no vote was taken. aa Judge
Kelley and the other members Of the
minority showed disposition 10 cling
tenaooously 60 their candidate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

Tho establishment on ocean steam
ships Of u system similar 10 that In the
railway postoillce cara, In order TO nye-
pare tho foreign mails for instant dis
patch on arrival at port, has mad much
attention, and the department Is now In
correspondence with the postal authori.
ties Of the German empire and one OF
the principal transportation companies
looking TO this end The subject will 70.
quiro conference with each Of the for
eign nations before any change in tho
present eystom can bo inaugurated. The
ldoption OF a marine postoilico system
would be great advantage 10 the busl-
meas world. and ON daya when vessels
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

win onor Zoe sale, M public auction. on the
pfoiniuca on
saturday. the 2lst day Of Dec, 1880,
NJ ono O'Clock D. M, the farm lately owned BY lien.
~ y, snyder deceased, situate IN Opnahnrgh town
ahlp, stark county, ohio, consisting Of three eopR-
rate trartsi
fiiut Tract -Dolng the southeast quarter OF nco-
ton ~ township IL, hnd range z, containing ono
~ AlO,79O,0O
srpOnd Tract-Bcng Part ot tho east half NJ tho
souhw,g quarter Of surtlon 10 Township and ango
atOrsall, containing 20 40 ca Appral. ed Rt eiOk
rhild 1fno'-btlnn paIt OF the 10 thcast qiAttnr
OF section ~, township aud range Aforesaid cons
ti bN aefrH Appraised NJ blan,0O
khln farm IN situated miles North uf MAnlrtun
and mllca south Of OtnabuiHh with 90 a0res on
Nol llmbcr thereon, good building, anu Il well
Terms Of salc-one.th In hand, one third In
w Onu year ahd ono. lhlid IN twn years from day of
snle. with ntercatj the payments secured by mort.
Rhgo On the prtmlatA
FOR further particular AddrasA tho undrfeiuuod
AZ Wnynesburgh, Ohio,
JOSEPH SNYDER,
Executur OF llenly j. snyder decd
Nov. 10, l9s0-2ih
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For rent and for sale cards cheap at
he DwMOoRAT odioe.
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w A Nnnn Statesmen ~ uel Nursery
w AIN i MI stock, Al Goods Warranted
EtrHt-CluHA, Permanent pleasant profitable pohl-
i0nn for tho right men. uoOd salaries aud expenses
paid weekly Liberal Inducements 10 beHlnnera
No preylOna experience necessary uutnt fioo.
CHARLES II, CHASE
Nurberynan, Rochester, NY,
Mention this Paper sopa6-oni
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23

ship parts in the niddle andEsinks-.nan
clinging to q debris Trumpeter on
shore who cries Look to Jesus!" The
last hymn is heard-"Jesus Lover of
Nv Soup from the ship-wrecked man.
Prof. Coleman here assisted the young
actress by softly Gin cling three verses of
the above hymn.5in the meantime Miss
Dungee sustainedsher part which ended
as the singing died away--he drops into
the water. The recital would have done
credit to some al our actors. "Thana-
topsis'' was recited by Lawyer Morris.
The programme consisted of many other
interesting and pleasant features. The
hos'ess served avery tasty repast after
which adjournment was taken to meet
again on the following Friday at the
residence Of Mrs. Cellsbury 2425 oath
avenue South.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23
Death Cured Him.

Plainfield, N. j.. Nov. 16.-A little Col
ored boy employed OH John Johnson's
farm, near Stirling, a village in the
Watching Mountains, back of Plain
field, met q strange death during the
week. He was extraordinarily fond of
milk fresh and warm from the cows
udder, and contracted the habit of suck
ling like calf at the teats OF the COWS
on the farm. To break the child of this
habit Farmer Johnson recently had
wire muzzle made and locked on him.
With this muZzle over his head. the
little fellow slipped away to the pasture,
and while tugging at the udder of q
Holstein, the COW became vicious, kicked
him over and trod in bis face. One of
the steel rods of the muzzle was broken
and one end driven through the lads
eye into his brain. He lay unconscious
in the. pasture several hours before he
was found, and died soon after being
carried into the house. The neishbors
heard about his death, and have since
made Farmer Johnson very uncomfort-
able with their threats. The boy had
no relatives in the neighborhood, and
was buried without an inquest.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23
T. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AND CHICAGO

Mr.. n. P. Lanpford, of St. Paul, has
IN press, at the j. q. Cupples Publish
ing Company, of Boston, work entitled
"Vigilante Days and Ways" or the "Pio-
neers Of the Rockies" Being Side
lights on the Makers and Making OF
Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington
and Wyoming, by Nathaniel Pitt Lang
ford. 1t will be published in two VOL
umes and will be very deliberately illus
trated. The work has occupied Mr..
Langford many yeras, aud is likely to
prove of great value to all interested in
the history of our Northwest. 1t will
abound in personal "reminiscences and
anecdotes of characters whose achieve
ments and deeds of daring are house.
hold legends throughout the far West,
and ola time that can never be repeat
ed in this country. r. j. H.. i. =
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-23
at Bethesda church, 34th and Butter

at Bethesda church, 34th and Butter
field.
Mr.. A. E. Curtis of 1925 Butterfe]d
formerly of Minneapolis, cut his hand
last March and has since been suffering
from the effects of blood-poisoning and
unable to do much work. Wednesday
DIR. Williams performed an operation,
it is quite likely that Mr.. Curtis will re-
gain the use ofhis band.
Mrs. Rebecca E. Elliott of Cincinnati,
IS stopping at at Mrs. Lamar's 497 State
street. She is in the city to meet ladies
who desire to avail themselves of her
improved system of Strengthening the
LAIR. Our representative has read MANY
letters from ladies of different cities she
has visited commencing her system.
See her advertisement on the fourth
page.