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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-12-25

The (odIsnd Republic.
GOODLAND, KANSAS.
0LEANlNos,
The Grser hOass has Dew register.
BE-. Conn has 800 egg Incubasor.
The Palace hOsel has = new register.
smOGe the Goddard favorIte cent
cigar.
smoke the "PerlA de Santiago 10
cent cigar.
TIE RErusLIc wishes you a merry
Christmas.
See wItselsAosx's new ane of ciothlng
and cloaks-
The Sims sock was closed out satur-
day at auctiou-
A new line II BRUSSELS carpets at
the Furniture Store
Come to the EarnIture store for your
Christmas presents.
Go 20 the Foster lumber company for
your posts and wire.
Job lots Of clothing bought and sold
for cash at Dawson's.
DR.. swiSher Is selling out his stock of
jewelry at less than cost
Call on Or. Swisher for drugs; he will
sell you at less than cost.
e. Thorson cold at auction stock of
millinery goods Tuesday.
Call on g. a. Barlow for farm implI-
ments and mecht~e. repairs
Remember q. a. Barlow will pay the
highest price for your grsiu.
c. H. Ba1sew will eel you farm i'm
plInents on very easy terms.
Thu Commercial hotel ONCE has re-
CGtFe0 new coat Oh NSEntsus
The furniture store is headquarters for
all kinds Of Christmas presents.
Farmers we Will take corn aud potatoes
on subscriptisu at market price.
Wall paper and carpets, new stock
of each, at the Furniture Store.
@. II. Barlow Will pay the highest mar
Get price for wheat, rye and oats.
Rev. Franklin was up from Colby Sun
day aud preached Mt the school house.
Go to the Chicago Lumber yard for
coal. Prices from 81 per ton upward.
The GoOdlaHd Commercial CO mpany
had y meeting of the directors, Tuesday
Anpurchases at wittelshofer's guaren-
seed as represented or money refunded.
7eT REPUBLIC CONES out n little
earlier this week on account of Christ
mas.
J. J. wsrrlaer displays a fine glass
sign IN front Of his tailoring establish
neut.
The Union hotel did rushing busl-
ness Saturday. They dlned seventy
people.
Ladies' should look at boys waists
Wittelshofer's have for sale, they are
handles.
Farmers II you have grain to sell call
on O. 81. Barlow, he pays the highest
market price.
Taxes rolled In like a tidal wave Satur-
day and the tressurer's ONCE was = busy
place all day.
J. A. Gill went TO GOodlsnd, Friday,
60 institute "Rebeccan lodge at that
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-01

v. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND RUILDER
~ 619 Sacramento ST.; cabinet work aud hitting mn
onces promptly attended: teiephone 300 mI6 q
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IN THE QUEENS COURT.
Judgment by an English Tribunal sas-


tanned.
The supreme Court yesterday rendered de
cison In which the statute of limitations is ~
terpreted. On October 4, 1888, John DnIr
brought suit in the Superior Court OF this city tn
recover upon judgment given IN his favn.
against Harriet +. Thor burn In the Queen
Bench Division of the High Court Of Justice OF
May 8, 1885.
A demurrer was catered and sustained, upo;,
the ground that The complaint did not state q
cause OF action. and that the suit was barred by
the statute Of limitations; but the Supren
Court held that til. complaint WAS full enouy'.
Tor The purposes OF the case, ana that the i'm
portant question was whether OF not a judgment
rendered BY an English tribunal IS barred by tn
statute OF limitations witniu two years.
Ihe Supreme Court arrived at the concIuSlOa
that, the case being one not specifically pru-
vided for by any other section of the statute a.
Limitations, falls within the meaning of Scctior
343; and as IL WAS commenced within fou'
years from the time prescribed, the lower o.
erred IN sustaining the demurrer. The judsn.
OF The lower court was reversed
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Stfllsin jail.

John w. Pearson has offered himself a
bondsman fer Dr. S. II. Hall, who is still i
Jail. Pearson stated under oath that h.
owned quite a number Of pieces of rea
estate which District Attorney Hosmer Ia
been unable to find. The application 70.
bail was to have been renewed before Juds.
Murphy yesterday at - 80 O'clock but NJ
one put In an appearance
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During the month of June there were 4a5
deaths in San Francisco, forty-nne less than
for June Of the previous year. Tho morn
fatal diseases were: Diphtheria, 25; con-
sumption. So; bronchitis, 20; c0nvulsiuns
30; apoplexy, ii; heart disease. 81: pnru-
mouia. SO; hamilton. II. Two suicides wer..
recorded. l homicide, Is casualties AID. III
deaths in public Institutions.
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n INVOICE OF 3 ARION PIANOS: CANNOT
I25 Market 81. ie27 II
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
u larse and BATH with large lot: for iie al
a bargain. Inquire 81 10 Santa Clara ave near 81
Charles St. Bay Station. jeS5 St%
o.o0A CASH-S35 PEP MONTH WILL BUY i
&cOO beautiful home Santa Clara ave.
rooms. partly furnished; 5Oxl5c front; near Nor
ton
$3.50 cash-SiO per month will buy a beautiful
cottage; q rooms; San Jose ave-, ChestHut-si.
Station
sl3OO-Lot 5Oxlo5 and improvements; near STA
tlon.
sSaOo-Fine 7-room house new: near station ana
schuol; street work all done: very easy payments.
$160o-Six-roo house, new; small cash Day
mrnt. balance so per month.
Houses will be built 10 order easy inStslImsnts
the famous Fassking's Park Tract at Grand-st
Station; ready.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
Four-room modern improved cottages TO let, Sl4
including water. near station.
MARCUSE Il RENIMEL,
Alameda Ss~ F~a-SSS 81
Bay-st station Us =. Aet 81
aud
i.Look out for the opening OF the GARFIELD and
Liberty Tractlil
MARCUSE Il KENNEL. Agents. joys 1t
LAGRANGE For CITY PROPERTY AIsu
Il several fine ranches for improved uaini-
proved property; homes for only SOD down;
beautiful corner lots with modern dwellings:
choicest locations in Alameda; large list OF ft-
nished unfinished houses. Gail at our one
and judge Tor yourself. MRS. I. II. CHANDLER n
CO.. 1923 Park ST.. Alameda. je2S II
@oOSO FINE COTTAGES LOT 45xlOo: Alt
&-ACO. street WORK done; near station; cas-.
farms.
S7OOo-Best bargain in Alameda: lot loox22o
fine residence; easy terms. JUDD, HANLEY u CO
1881 Park ST. nY3i q
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Go000 On NORTH SIDE OF LUsK AVE.
I-OOO. north of and near Fortisth St: lots
4z:6xl41 Fl. each: line 5-roon cottage aud stable
on one lot. the other nicely cultivated In fruit
vegetables; desirable home place. For particulars
apply 10 owner premises ie25 IL
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OK LOTS IN GOLDEN GATE TRACT
~ "a lots in Maxwell Tract.
10 lots in Parsons Tract: $500 to $3.50 each;
payable i'll monthly installments
Take Berkeley train. stop 1t Golden Gate Station.
and ask RDEt,I ia4
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DACIFlC HEIGHTS.
MODERN RESIDENCE
For sale. terms to suit modern house; stories
and basement; rooms aud bath; beautifully fres-
coed; all modern improvements: large lot; front
and back yard; unobStrucIed marine view; sunny
side Of street; 26l2 Webster St. open from II to
O'Clock. For further particulars apply to o'FAR-
EELL * Lang, II Montgomery st. je2S SuWe II
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ORIN REAL ESTATE,

n REAT BARGAIN on ACCOUNT OF DEPART
VI ure-$22J0, beautiful broom cottage, all mod
ern Improvements; block from depot; on pru,ui-
nent street: lot 50x135; beautiful grounds, with
80 different varieties OF roses; on sunny side o;
street; easy terms
6reat Observation-Disclosures broom cottage: all
modern improvements: block from depot 5000:
half cash. balance easy terms
Houses built TO order the fnstallment plan
500 or 800 down, balance easy monthly pay
ments.
Cottage of rooms sl2Oo; 800 down. SIS rsr
mouth.
Cottage to rent furnished unfurnished: lots
5000 upward, of SIS, SO. SIS per month. Inquire
Of w. c. MORAN, Lorin. or DUSINBURI X
NURTS. A67 Ninth St. Oakland: take Berkeley-
train or new electric car, which passes door; sun
day engaSements. je27 % 10 jyl st
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN: G. IL. STREET. LAND
I1 Agent, 3l9 Pine ST. te27 7t*
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
lsi Security Loan Kana, HOS Market mr.. Mason;
private entrance Turk. N. j. FRANKLIN AGO. 6m
Iron $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
l. security. y. K. g., box 81, CALL Branch. les II
Mooney LOANED - $40 AND UPWARD,
Ih reasonable interest and yabe back in INSTALL
ments. Address NJ. NJ Box 49, CALL Branch. 3es IT
To LEASE.
fNO LEASE OR REST-LARGE LOT AND IN
L proyenents; Polk $; bet. Eddy aud Turk. APP
p'y = LYNCH, 6lV La: kin ST. le30 II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOTlCE-HANING BUY ERS WILLING TO IN
~ vest in legitimate business parties desiring
sell promptly apply w. F. HEALY,lliS Markets
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Rents collected and full charge taken OF property.
under Lick House. Members of the San Francisco
Real Estate Exe hange
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CSD0 RESTAURANT: IN 1HE BEST PART
- COU. OF the city; well worth two thousand
dollars; must be sold at once, with years lease.
NJ. LESS ; Fourth ST. It's
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GI0Q0 BUTCH Err II y. HORSE AND
- lOUV. wagon; established over 10 years;
selling from to 10 cattle week; clearing rom
$40 10 $500 month; fun trial rare chance. NJ.
LESS, D Fourth ST It,
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

O'FARRELL * LANG,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Auctioneers and House Brokers. Full charge taken
OF property. Members of the San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange. IL Montgomery street.
&97SO INCOME. $3.50 PER ANNUM; BIG
eUo w. paying Investment for man with little
means; property steadily rented. some of the ten
ants having occupied it for years; lot 22x75; i'm
provements consist of flats all are in good order
near 9th st. For further particulars apply to
o'FARRELL & LANG, IL Montgomery st.
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FINANCIAL.

0LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold and silver by mall 10 old and
rellablel house o! A. COLEMAN, Al Third st San
frSncisyo; will send by return mail the cash II
amouiS Is not satisfactory Will return the gold. 2y
GAY FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ dSS hearny St.. the only corporation that lends
noniey Gu dianoads. watches: low Interest. oe4tf
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PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET Music.

CTEINWAY UrRlGHT-S2OO; WILL RENT
- with privilege OF buying, ol5 Haight. ie2s 3t*
An INVOICE OF S1EINwAY q SONS
y pianos: nearly new; price $500. W. Il.
BADGER, 725 Market ST. ie27 1t
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RoVEE, TOY q CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERS
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADVEkTISEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once of THE MORNING CALL. 902 Broadway.
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$e60O-Geary ST., w. of Franklin: lot 22xl20
feet to rear street; choice location BoNEE, TOY
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. EMN EACH-CHEAP: KARhAIN-

- Am EAtH-tHEAP: BARG AIN.
DCpo lots 50xl25; 100 feet above level.
/ block from Fruityale-ave railroad now in opera
tom fine view OF Oakland. Alameda, San Francisco
and bay; cannot be excelled even in the Blasdei
ract where lots The same size three times the
price: surrounded by fine houses; party going East;
Will sell one both: half cash. balance to suit
A X. DOW. wenty-third-ayenue Station. Oak
Iand legs I'm
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II 4 SALOoN-SEAR MAIL DOCK AND
q y. manufactures; doing large trade; lv-
. 0Oius. Apply to-day. HEALY, II AS Market. 1t
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COSO SALOON: CENTRALLY LOCATED:
u COt- north OF Market; htted up in hrst-casS
STYLE Al business. NJ LESS. Fourth st. Its
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G0n0O THOSE ELEGANT LOTS on SCOTT
IcpOo. st, near Union; thc finest marine
view: i0x1l each.
St6oO-59xl25, on Sharon St, near Market; OF
18TH; n big bargain
WILSON 4 CARR. Is Post St fvl 2t
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within a block OF the Hyde. Union cor sutter-st.
cable systems. w. /. MORGAN 4 Coz. SIP Cal St .
Mem. OF s r. Real Estate tx. ie2s If Suwe
y Safe Deposit.
$23.OOo-Fme corner property on Rrannan ST.
near 80; stores and 50 rooms: lot 52xlO0, with L
25X2S rent 81 SO.
Ss0oo-Rent SIS; Washington st.. west of Du-
pont: houses; lot 25xaS7:6; verys good invest
$65O0-Fine corner hose and lot on Powell ST
saloon below and lodgings upstairs.
S65OO-GTeeuwich St. gear Taylor: AS :l0x13 IS.
Sdo' o0onhoward ST: pet 81 and 4th; history
5U1SO: rent $50.
s55oo-Geary St near steiner opp. the square;
hne house rooms and bath: lot 22152 u feet.
sl2.5 00-Lot 6Sx400, cor. Dolores and Dorland
SITS; very cheap.
s70Do-clay St. near Mason; 2-story. 10 rooms;
29xl2U
s65oo-san Jose ave. uear 26th ST.; fine s-story
bay window house and lot; IL rooms and bath lot
251l25, or Sll 900 with lot 751l25.
slo.oO0-ken1 $50 so: fine Webster ST.;
store ana dwellings; 27xlO0.
$25.oOo-Ridey st, 3ear Valencia: splendid
chance: lots: 25x9o ana 25x70.
$35.000-Nalencia St, near 10th: 75xS5 with
improvements; always rented.
$40 observation-disclosures property on Mission ST., near
bth; bay window houses; rooms and bath each;
lot 5oxS5: always rented
$24.Ooo-Cor. Geary aid Williams SITS, bet Taylor
and Jones; fine 4-Story bay window house; restan-
rant below and ~ rooms on the upper floor; rent
S20,GOO-Clay st, nesr East; fine 2-story brick
house and lot 23x1l3, to Merchant ST.: store and
ssll-Ioft: rent 800.
$s0DU-Haignt ST, sunny side. near BAKER; new
modern bay-wlndow house. rooms and bath; lot
25xl37:6 feet. ie2S SuNett
goo EO0 STOCKToN-ST BUSINESS PROP
tDoO. OOO. crty new. d-story improvements;
leased FOR years aud netting per cent 4Ux
500: good purchase. l.. OESTERREICHER.
GE7H0 FILBERr ST, NEAR MASON; NEW
w toO. bay-windoy house OF flats; rent $55;
lot 2Sxs5. l. oESrERaEICHER-
GCS00 UNION 81, NEAR KEARNY; TWO
cD-OoO. story house in fats; rent $50 in first
class condition; cheap. l. oESrERRkICHER.
ShOS0 STOCKTON PLACE NEAR POST
eDOZOO- ST. and Grant ave-: 20 feet from Sat
ter ST. cottage and lot. 25x50; Dupont-st tax paid.
L. oESrERREICHER. je2S 2t Suwe
GREAT BARGAIN = Si5 CASH: RICHMOND
" lots 1915; cheapest north OF the PARK balance
$40 monthly: cheap lots. BUCKINGHAM ~ CO,
AIS Montgomery st. my24 Suwe IT
ELEGANT NEW House, 10 ROOMS; ALI, MOD
~ ern improvements; nicely furnished aud rented
10 boarders: fine income; must be seen TO he appre
ciated; house, lot aud furniture, all 5000; $1,000
down. Call at 1912 23d st. ie2S 7t%
GOQRn AND $SlO0-VERY CHEAP; STYLISH
epAOOO new cottages OF and rooms. bath.
wood IN ,ntels, 7-foot fioored basement. ETC.; $500
cash. balance easy payments. Jersey ST.. l block
west Castro-st cars BIT. oath and 25th. ie2s 7ts
L OR SALE-POINT LOBOS AVE. BUSINESS
j property; house rooms and bar, with estab-
lished trade: lot 25xl00 this Is bargain. For
Terms apply to owner, Point Lobos ave, near LIST
avenue. ie2S 1T
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GO7S0 REDUCED FROM s35BO. PERALTA
NDL W. Heights. A beautiful corner lot IL
East Oakland, adjoining the proposed Lake Merritt,
boulevard and of the best lots Peraiti
Heights now so much sought after for desirable
residence homes. This lot has frontage OF
hundred and ninetythree feet (l93) and will easily
make two good tots. The above must be sold be-
fore Luly LIST. Apply at once, L ". WOODWARD,
9O2 broadway, OaS!an 1926 ZL
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- RAND OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE SA-
VI loon near Market aud Third SIS: part purchase
prlle can remain. w. f HEAVY. ll4S Market.
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- ROCERfMfiN ATTENTION l-THE BEST LIST
1IEALl. lI4S Marx g. lte
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31
MILLS BOLD PLAN.

If the statements of certain Wash
ington correspondents are at all to
be relied upon, Mr.. Mills is planning
to make the democrats in the Fifty
second congress show their hands on
the tariff question; and the scheme
which the Texan gentleman has in
mind is a courageous one, taking in
to consideration the trea tment which
he has lately received at the hands of
Speaker Crisp. He will, it is said,
introduce a general tariff bill, sub
stantially the same as that for which
he was responsible in 1889, modified
somewhat to meet the demands of
several of his associate tariff-reform-
ers this he will move to have re-
ferred to the committee of which he
is chairman, instead of to the COM
nittee on ways and means, thus fore
ing an issue and compelling the
democracy in the house to declare
for or against him. 1t will be curl
Gus fight, if Mr.. Mills plan as out
lined is carried out, and the people
will watch interestedly to see just
what the Crisp-Mills episode signifed
as touching the democratic program
on the subject of the tariff. We shall
be very much surprised if, at this
stage of the political game, the demo-
Gratis in congress take any open,
definite action along this line, by
which the country can judge them
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31

The bank managers in Canada
held a meeting the other day at
Montreal, to devise measur for
their own protection, and among
other evils discussed was that of the
great influx of American money into
Canada. 1t was thought to be "a
matter of grea t concern to the bank
ers to rid the country Of this cur
rency, as there is no more prohtab BILE
branch of their business than the cir
culation of their own notes" ANY
ada should be met by an aversion to
Canadian money in America, and the
business men in the frontier towns of
Vermont, especially, might well COM
bine against SO free a circulation of
Canadian bills as at present exists.
tits hardly exaggerating to say that
in number of localities in Northern
Vermont Canadian bills of the small
er denominations are as plenty as
the United States bills. AS the
banks, the telegraph Offices and the
post Offices refuse to have anything
to do with these foreign bills, it will
be seen that the merchant is put to
considerable inconvenience when he
consents to take them. In ST. Johns
bury majority of the tradesmen
will not receive Canadian bills, while
in ST. Adams, for instance, that sort
of currency is so thick that the deal
ers have not as yet dared to combine
against it. If the Canadian business
men undertake to depreciate Amer
lean currency, or shut it out alto
gether, by all means let us have
reciprocity" and give them as good
as they send.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31

A radical change has come over the
ST. Adams Messenger, so far as its
management is concerned. Now
that it is controlled by stock COM
pany Col. Geo. T. Childs becomes its
editor-in-chief and w. H. Hunt will
be managing director; c. S. Forbes
is also to have some connection wit h
the business department. Col. Childs
is an easy and graceful writer, well
posted on Vermont and national
affairs, and will no doubt greatly
improve the editorial department of
the Messenger. The paper is to be
somewhat enlarged, and several
other things done to enable the Mes
senger to better occupy its field as a
newsy evening paper. The GALE
DOMAIN wishes its St. Adams con-
temporary success under the new
and revised auspices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31
For Over Fifty Year.

Mrs. Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrup has been
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by sick child suffering
at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for children teething 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediate
ly. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no
mistake about it. 1t cures Diarrhoea, regu-
lateS the Stomach and Bowels cures Wind
Collie, sOftens the Gums and reduces Inf1am-
nation. and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
the taste and is the prescription of one of the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Price twenty-five cents
a bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout
the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows SOOthin
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31

The would-be successors of any
man holding a public position do
not wait great while after his death
before putting in their claims for re-
cognition The news of the death of
was hardly a day old before Gov
Humphrey was besieged by a large
number of applicants (either by per-
son or by proxy who were certain
that they possessed the qualifications
for the important place which the
lamented Plumb filled so well. But
the governor ofKansas wisely says he
will not make undue haste in appoint
ing a senator.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31

and ex-senator Edmunds, unable to
be present and make an address,
writes the association as follows on
this important theme:
1.-The subject is of unusual i'm
portance to he future welfare of all
our fellow countrvmen, as well in
Vermont as in the arid regions of
our country. / have seen in Europe
much of the almost remediless evils
of the stripping of the hill and noun
tain sides of the forests, great or
small, and l have seen in our temper
ate and we'll watered climate of Yer
mont how great has been the loss
from timber and wood cutting mere
" for the timber and wood, without
reference to the inevitable conse.
quences in reference to floods, wash
ing away of soils, drying up of
springs and turning the face of other
wise beautiful nature into desertss
$50 am deeply interested in what
the ass ociation is trying to do. The
devastations of a dozen years can
hardly be repaired in half century,
and so every energy of reason and
persuasion should be brought to
bear upon the public intelligence to
avert the evils that so seriously
threaten large parts of the republic
from the destruction of the forests"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31

The weather and the grip seem to
be in collision. Certainly the cpl
demic could not have more able as
sistant than the damp, misty, nuggy
state of things that has prevailed for
some time past. Numerous cases of
the grip have developed in ST. Johns
bury and all over the country, and
the public seem booked for con-
tinued struggle against this Russian
foe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-31

Gov. Russell of Massachusetts has
very wisely refused to pardon James
Dunlap, the Northampton bank rob-
Der, though the republican executive
council recommended it Dunlap
was connected with one of the great
bank robberies of the century and his
term of service expires in 1898. The
strangest part of the entire proceed
ings was that so many tender-heart-
ed people, including some of the of
ficials of the very bank which was
robbed of nearly one million dollars,
signed the petition for his pardon.