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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-23
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-23

Attest: Gno. v. RICE, cisy Recorder,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

A few nights since, Special OfHcef--
vss detailed for duty 1t certain place in
tn. city. Knowing that he could take Z
Joke tome Of his brother ffesss decided "a
,.t his courage. Accordingly ons Of them
disguised himself and cautiously approached
tn. forbidden land. The special VA on
the alert and - soon - the unknown drsv
n.ss he vas nsbbed.
"You rascal, you're the man I'm looking
for. and I've got Jon nov. Move . hand
snd you're gansr." vas the greeting.
Ability vas svuos around in dangerous
proximity TO the unsnown's hssd and down
on the ground he was thrown. With .
COZ siderable smount Of taking the special
proceeded to Ius the twistsfs on his
prisonsf's wrists bu. not before his club
hid been grabbed from his hands. Finally
be hsd things to his liking apd ssid Come
on here. With me to the station"
Then came the cimsx TO the situation.
70, the Hrst time the prisoner spoke and
.. the we'll known voice Of . frisnd and
brother officer said AN right,--let's 70, F"
ycu couid have knocked him down With q
iss,her II 10 sal that he has had to take no
email amount Of chs flag from bis friends.
bu. that he takes his medicine like hero.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Mr.. Alics n. wessea. wife Of Edwin
,, Wssson. died vsry sucdsoIy Ct pasaIysis
II the bssss 1t The rssidsnce % Wynsn
sssss, Tuesday forenoon about 10 e,cIsek.
A he time Of Der death her Husband w
n Bath 10 sssenospce on the Bspiia esn-
venssn, bus be srrived home On tie sfssr.
,ecn tYsia. Nearly three vstks ego Mrs..
Weston ssve birth n .. child, and nsshss
ssd child were doing nicely. Tbs mother
~ able to ri. up ard b. dressed YESTERDAY
ssd vas feeling - veil ~ ususI
rll the fatal stack Of heart neub,s,
/, rs less than half a hour from DE tsns
de attack came on 70 the time other dsssh.
Che VS. 80 yssrs and TO months Of ags end
~ married 70 M. Weston sbsus sishs
years ago. She came from South China 70
dis city sbou. IL years sso. Mrs. wsstss
sss lsdy beloved By oil Oh, knew her and
devoted Christian and msmbss Of The
Baptist church in this city. 10 hsf des,h
Tires lisiis children. the youngsss not yet
shr.s weeks old, are beFsft Of . moshsr's
care Mt. Weston has the sympstsy Of eli
In bio great bereavement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

ArepoIt published In certain paper to
the fec. that Frenchvomsu appeared 10
smysterious manner in this city sooa sft
The death Of the late E. C. Allen and stated
that she vas the wife Of the deceased, hav-
irg been married to him in Paris, and that
che hsd claim on the property. vas re-
fefred last evening to Hon. Oscar Holvay,
one Of the administrators Of the
estate, Miss Allen being out Of town
Mr.. Holvay emphasically declared that "a
such claim had been presented b hin
- administrator Of the eseos(
nor any intimation in any way Of
such claim. Were che claim made
be would know Of il. All acquainted
win the l.se Mr.. Allen scous the idea tbs
he vss ever married.
GeiiG Arthur Whisne, wish bis, . bel
md grandmother have ore Of the C S.es
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AMusExEyTs.


Hsvefhili the stFe-soess did well lass nigh
IN giv.aa 10 'aHAnds Across the Sea- or,
81 The Erestest melodEsmAs ever placed o:
ne stage, the reception 10 deserved. Ever
ssas 10 tae ho1se VS. sold. siaadisg foo1
vas yell occupied, and large uailsry ~,
present Every Csc Will rensselaer, h
sdsffng play ~ Is vss presumed iast year
With ifs vordsfful sesnic sd mschanica
eh<css, the plot With DE bright eomsdy lines
he plsy rrese7ttd last night vss Just .,
powerful - ever, sd vas we'll appesci ssed
~ the audience. Ths eempsay il he sams
tnas presented the attraction llass year.
The play IL one that mskes D eseas i'm.
psession on ths sudisnee. - vas shown in
sssoy Instances last night. Atshe close Of
sns fourth act The curtain vas funs up snd
ths lssdiDg characters passed across tbs
scsns They we're isuiiy spplsudsd until
koesYt Stillvood, the william Of The pisy,
appeared; the audience forgot the actor,
snd, tbtnhins only Of the character, his4ed
vigorously. IL was tie best CON piimens M
fisfson, Who plays the psrf, could have
desired.
The scenic effects we're very ane, snd
me play In every way 10 one Of the
strongest presented hsre.--Havefbill Ga
zeite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
Police Court.

The police court was not . particularly
busy or animated place yesterday morning
Three men, however, who had passed ths
previous night amid the unpre.eniious sur
roandings Of The police station. were
brought before Judge Andrew
and their cases were heard
Dan Farrell for drunk got ins Of 81
which he paid. A veteran Of the Soldiers
Home at Tosus vas the next on the locke,
charged with similar offence and he re.
ceived . si.ilAr sentence. The next &c
come In for drunkenness was peddler who
said his name vas Tis.ier Of Montreal. and
he received q sentence Of ten days in Jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
Mad bog Scare.

The police we're called yesterday morn
ing 10 come 10 . house whore there was I
dog that exhibited signs Of hydrophobis
I'm arriving there the officers founi that The
people who owned the canine not caring t.
ta the Pasteur treatment had C ,nansd il
In room where dogsie was pi'ifuily howl
ing and showing uprnistskablc symptom
o, unessiuess, due ii is thought to som'
sort Of . At a. there vas no frotbing at this
ips lie was chloroformed with 80 cal
hire u ' 1lvvr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

''Niobs' vas produced st the Boston
Museum on June 18Th last, the hottest day
Of the simmer sssson, when the mercury
ran up to "shrse figures" snd the Boston
Globe Of the mex. day psii the comedy the
following strong tribute:
mo more decided ysrdie, Of approval
could have been bestowed upon plsy than
vas given by the constituted presence Of ~
immense sadisnes, which constantly deHed
the tsTfoss Of perspirasion By rosrs Of
laughter and dsmonstrasivs hand elsppiBg
Seldom has = comedy awakened more
enthusiasm here on the coolest ni sht in
winter"
Niobe In Msonian Hall Friday evening,
Oct 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

1rqqfY was received here from the Assoc
oisssd Pre-. headquarters at Boston yesier
day .krs ife'mation concerning tbs
rumor that came from Washington to thu
.sec, that Secretary Blaine was sRsin i'll
A JOURNAL reporter called on DIR. q. "
Msrun, Who 10 Mr.. Blaine's family physi
e,an in Augusta. DIR. Martin said ihst Mr.
Blaine was in better health than whes be
arrived in this city from Bar Harbor. HI
thought the rumor nigh. perhaps have ART.
en- from the serious illness of Mr.. Emmoni
Blaine . little son. who 10 now better.
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Evening School,

Tho evening school opened Monday eve
ming and will be held on Monday. Wednes-
day and Frid,y evenings. Mr.. +. J. c.
Little 10 the principal. Mr.. Little is 81
pssss mt studying Law in The office Of Heath
4 TuelI. u . graduate Of Bovdoin college
And has had considerable experiences in
tesob,ug. In Mr.. Little good Instructor
hes en- secured for principal
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STATE Pension Agent Pusiuton vent It
ipsn,oa yesterday.
=. A. waldron, Esq Of Wsterviile. va
in the city yesterday.
Mrs McGrcsor has returned from be,
t,.t to friends in Waleott.
Nj, +. s. Lyman and wife vent TO Bos
ton yesterday. They will be absent severa
days
Mr.. Francis Lyford has gone to New
Jersey to attend to some business matter,
thsrs
Mr.. C. Boody and wife Of Brooklyu, N
Y. are stopping at the Augusta House foI
. few days.
Mrs. j. F. Hill left on the forenoon train
Yesterday for Boston, where she will re
main few days.
Mrs. C. C. Hunt went to Bath to sttsrd
the Baptist convention there leaving here
on the morning train yesterday.
Mi" Jennie Aver Of Providence. Il. l..
sbo has been visiting her brother 10 this
city. returned to Providence yesterday.
Mrs.. Csrll Of Lynn. MSS, who has bier
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Randall, Of tn,
Ccry House, left on the forenoon traii
yesterday.
Mr. Joseph Burkninstsr of New Bed
ford who has been visiting with his sister
Mrs II. X. Csld -ell. on State street. lef
on the 10 10 A. M. train yesterday for hit
home in New Bedford.
TIE gentlemen from the Pine Tree STATE
.ho are in attendance on the field day o.
The Ancient and HonorabIes at the White
mountains are Rfigsdi.r General Fl. N
Sprssue, Gel George A. Philbrook, Col
George u Thompson, Col. W. 5. Ctote
Major A II flsisted and Cap. W. Fl
Kicker.
There va. quite large number presen
At the concert at the Free Baptist vessfJ
last eveuir & The entertainment was vsrJ
erj ysbls and tho.e who took part in thi
concert ach arr slt contributed 10 the en-
joymer, Of the evening,
Free sdirg intsrmis.ion the programme
rs ~ follows
PAR FIRST
+ March. AT the seattle Cammei
Gsriiner LADIES' Orchestra.
huett.
Mr.. Beck and Mrs we.ci.
,. Violin sola, Selected
Miss Gertrude Morgan.
Vocal solo, "Bis picture OF her, j. c. warner
NJ. c. Hart Biackioston
), Selection. ferresk
l sdSss' Orchestra.
During the nt,rm,.siou refresbmeni'
1r's ing OF cake ard ice cream ref'
served
SECOND PART
1. Gc.pcl Hymns, sArr. by walstot
Iadies' Oreheair..
?. Vocal solo, "Oh happy day." Carl Gosz'
Mr. Hlsekipgtou.
], Concert Mszurka. "FavoritA." Hermann
Ladies' Orchestra.
Vocal sole, tetec'e'
Mrs. WEIGH.
Irish airs, Abe
Ladies' Orchestra.
II is difficult TO select any parts To-
special mention. and several Of the pun'
hers on the programme we're encored.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Allow me TO add my tribute to the eff
cacy OF Ely's Cream Balm. / was suffer
ing from severe attack of infuer ~ and
cstarrh and was induced to try your RENE
dy. The result Was marvellous. I could
hardly srtieulate, ard in less than twenty
four hours the catarrhal symptoms aud my
hoarscnsss disappeared ard was able to
sing . heavy role in Grand Opera with
voice unimpsired. strongly recommend
il TO all siGgers VIM. II. Hamilton,
Leading Bssso of the G. ID Hess Grand
Opera Co. oct5eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

All claims no. consistent with the high
character OF Syrup of Figs are purposely
Az ided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company
II acts gently on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, cleansing the 81 stem efectua ly,
but 1t is not cure-sll and makes no pre-
tensions ihst every bottle will not sub
| stantiAte. oci5d& folrm
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Marrieo.


hFNSkBEC.
Fayrtte Sept 70, Mr.. Calvert Longbottom of
sanford and Miss Caroline W Parker of faysttr.
uatoiorr- Odt,i or. Ezekiel J Sa~J or OF uaId
liner and Miss Abbie l.. Duraut OF B,othbay HHr
Dor
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A>@ @A\SO l. -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of it's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 6Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SKRVp co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. N. NEW Y0ax. ~
mavtdAviy
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REAL ESTATE.


The following are the transfers of rea
estate in Lincoln county for the week end
z Oct. 3
Recommendation II. kenniston to IveTs W
Adams, land and baiidings, 1850.
DAAARIsCoTrA-Frsnk smith wick TO Csroliai
y. Stnithwiek ct ais land and buildings. q.
JEYFERsos- Henry Il, 1rask ct al, to Mary y
Bruce. land and buildings, ti2o0.
NEwCAsTLE-Geo. Il. Austin's heirs TO Eliza J
WlDsloW, land, $50.
WALnoEono-so solomon Orr to Lincoln orr, Ian,
and buildings. $500.
WEsrroRf- Benz. y. Jewett ct al. to Fred'k "
Gage ct al, land, $50.
WHITEFIELD- Hannah Fossett ct ais. to Franz
W. Palmer. land, $50
WIAGAssET-Town Of WiseRsset 70 Elizabeth 5
Mck.nney, land, o..
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28

The Japanese tea and strawberry festival
held in St. Johns Church Guild room last
evening was an unique affair.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
THE sEAMY SIDE.
City Life as Daily Depicted in tt

City Life as Daily Depicted in the
Police Court.
The municipal court yesterday pre-.
sented the usual grist of offenders be,
fore Judge Twohy.
A thirty-days' sojourn down on the
farm was meted out to James Howard,
John Marsh, James Sweeney and Clar-
ence Winch, quartette of young toughS
who were run in as vagrants.
William Mulligan and Lizzie Multi
gan started out Tuesday evening with a
livery team to have good time. They
loaded up Oh ''bock" at several points
along their route and finally collided
with an electric motor at Eighth and
Minnesota streets. Their gaiety cost
them SIS and $40 respectively.
Lottie Leonard and t. 3. Walker, a
brace of disorderlies, were placed in
statu quo by bluecoat. Lottle put up
her fine, but Walker took ride to Como.
Gus Hanson and NJ. Holland got into
scrap on Summit avenue. 1t cost
Hanson two nice crisp $40 Williams.
Holland was let off.
Mrs. Mary Lynch, who occasionally
browns her sorrows in the flowing bowl,
was given calendar month in which to
break off the habit.
Charles Blair, chronic beggar, was
given thirty days sentence, and the
same punishment was doled out Joe
Hartney, a suspicious character.
John Griffin, E. Roman and John Fa-
bian, plain drunks, paid $40 head for
their freedom.
James Austin, q colored youth,
charged with larceny, proved nom
suit and ambled.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28

St. Peter; N. P. Chilqven, Norseland; T. F.
Leonard, Austin; j. F. Humiston, Heron
Lake; j. NJ. Emerson, Alden; G. Bosshard,
Owatonna, and Thomas Thayo, Lanesboro.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
SLAVES TO DUTY.
Loyal Citizens to Test Their Pa
triotism With Jury Duty.

trIOtlSm With jury Duty.
The June term of the United States
courts will open in Winona on the I'd,
and the following jurors have been
drawd for duty there:
Grand Jurors-Allen Shultes, Elmore: Sey-
mour johnson, Austin; W. A Hinton, Nash
vile; George E. Campbell, Clear Lake;
Thomas Lowe Fairmont; John C. Strong,
Bethel; Charles Kruse, Jackson c. G. Sla-
ter, Fairmont; Albert Sargent, Osakis; James
Keenan,, Austin; l.. II. Prosser, Wykoff:
Il. j. Neal. Blue Earth City; Michael Leg
Jr.. Jordan; G. j johnson, St. James; B. F.
Warner, Mantroville; j. F. Lewis, Elk River I;
Frank II. Tichnor, Austin; C. H Davidson.
Austin; A. z. johnson, Winthrop: F. P
Mcbride, Austin; Nicholas Whitford, Hen
derson; Jesse B. Bean, Nicollet; E. C..
Petit Jurors-Lewis Burns, Berlin; Will
lam Rust, Lakefeld; C. N Peterson, Fair
mont; Giles Il. Jones, Sauk Rapids; John A
Mcmillan, St. Peter; Thomas j. Gibson, St.
Paul; n. McKusick, Saltwater; Frank E.
Magraw, St. Paul; John Driscol, Hastings
7. b. Anderson, Anoka; Simon Olson, Jack
son; Frank Eustis, Minneapolis.
The date fixed for beginning the June
term in st. Paul is the 23d. The follow
ing have been drawn as petit jurors:
II. F. Kesler,, Faribault: Nj. Wilson, Vase
ca; Frank Clifford, Shakopee; E. W. Wash
burn, Lake Crystal; James Fields ST. Clair
j. A. Winter, Faribault; C. Sanders, Maple
ton; j. B. Richards, Mankato; W. Doxey.
Zumbrota; c. N. Wilcox, Marshal: IT.
u. Rank. Window; r. Kopp Shake
pee; G. a. Ackerman, Medo; George
A. Boye, Albert Lea; George W. Wat
klns Waseca; G. w. Cowell, Waseca; Robert
Heelman, Marshall; P. j. Schwartz, Shake
pee; E. A. Strait, Jordan; A. johnson, Wa
SEGA; j. b. Jameson, lie Sueur; G. H. Nut
ting, A. L. Adams, E. II. Judson, Oscar Tay-
lor; W: D: Wright, r. B. Wheeler, J.W Shep-
ard, L; L. Mann and j. j. Watson, of st.
Paul; W. K. Mercer, F. w. Forman and
Henry l.. Moore, Minneapolis; c. c. Wood,
Saqk Rapids; Iver Aspass, Lake Lillian; J.
b. Prescott, Heron Lake; Oscar Borg. Delhi: !:
Charles Chaderdon and Charles Pierce, Win
dom; John Schaefer. st. Cloud; G. II. RibbIe
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
Decoration Day Excursion.

On Saturday, May 80, the st. Paul &
Duluth railroad will run special train
from st. Paul to Forest lake, Chisago
lakes and Taylor's Falls and return.
Train leaves st. Paul union depot at 9
a. M, returning arrives at p. m. Ex-
cursion tickets on sale at union depot
and at 1862 East Third street at one fare
for round trip. Don't forget the date,
Saturday, May 30.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
Let to Erick Lund for $2z,S79-
An Insurance Puzzle.

The legislature, at the session last winter.
authorized the expenditure of S15O,OOO for
the purpose of erecting and furnishing the
new state reform school. Yesterday the
state reform school board met at the Mer-
chants hotel and awarded the contract for
the construction, and took steps towards the
care Of the magnificent sum set apart by the
state for the uses of the board
a large number of contractors and build.
ers submitted proposals in answer to the
published request of the board, and of these
Enc5 Lund made the lowest bid. 1t was
Voted 10 award the contract TO him. He
cludes the steam heating apparatus.
Mr.. Petit suggested that the property be
insured for two-thirds its real value. and
after short informal discussion the matter
was referred to Messrs. Hoyt and Mcintyre
with the instruction that it be placed in
standard insurance companies. This action
gave rise to the question as to whether the
policies should run to the state or to the
board. This was problem involving too
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
HAS GROWN CELEBRATED.
A Case So Often Heard as to Hav,
Become Familiar.

The celebrated case of May Alice Banning
against j. A. Sabin is on trial before Judge
Brill. This action has been before the
courts for several years. aud has been bone
of great contention both to the litigants and
their attorneys. 1t is a suit in ejectment and
has to do with the ownership of eighty acres
of valuable realty in the immediate vicinity
of Lake Phalen. The land was originally
the property of Joseph L. Fuller
ton, who owned it in February,
1854. The plaintiff derives her title
through mesne conveyances from Fullerton.
The defendants title comes through one j.
r. Hall, who acquired this and other prop
erty by virtue of mortgage foreclosure sale.
There are many complicated questions of
law involved, and the trial will cover several
days In the first trial of the case in 1885,
Judge Brill decided in favor of the defend
ant On appeal, the supreme court reversed
the lower court and decided in favor Of the
plaintiff. This is the status of the case at
present The defendant now asks for sec
ond trial, which is allowable in actions
wherein the question of title is concerned
c. y. Bell and H. j. Horn represent the
plaintiffs; Thompson d Taylor and II. l..
Williams the defendant.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
New Carriages

OF every description at Kings, corner
Fourth and Minnesota streets. He has
the largest, cheapest and best assort-
ment in st. Paul; all styles and colors
for city and country use at lowest prices.
Inspect our stock before purchasing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
Health Is Wealth !

DR.. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysteric Dir
Ziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Men
tai Depression Softening Of the Brain re-
sulting in insanity and leading to misery, de-
cay and death, Premature Olo Age, Barren
ness. Loss Of Power in either sex, Involun-
tary Losses and Spermatorrhoea, caused by
oyer exertion Of the brain. self-abuse or over
indulgence. Each box contains one month
treatment. 81 box. or six boxes for
SoHas gg ~ c1ra a @ prepaid ;t we guarantee SIX
six boxes, accompanied with S5, we send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money if it does not effect cure. Guar
antees issued only by Hippler & Collier
druggists 9TH and Sibley SITS, ST. Paul, MINI
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28

much responsibility to suggest an immediate
solution, and it was finally concluded that
the safer way would be to refer the same 10
the attorney general for a legal opinion to
be submitted at the next meeting.
1t was voted that o meet the needs of the
board the loans to be contracted with the
Guaranty Loan Company of Minneal oils be
made payable S50,000 on June 10, S50,O0J on
Aug. 10, and S50000 on Oct. 10 next The
bill of Architect Dunnell, amounting to $3.50.
was allowed
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
REFORM SCHOOL CONTRACTS

Boys Reliable Clothing at the Boston
on Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
DEED.

MERRILL-In st. Paul. at the residence Of
DR.. John f. Baker, 43 West Fifth street
long, wife of Norman Merrill, of Chicago.
formerly of Cassyille, N Y; sister-in-law
of Mrs. DR.. Baker, of st. Paul. and of Mrs
Buel E. Hutchinson. of Madison, Wis. !;
mother of Mrs. DR.. B. j. Merrill, of Still
water, Mimi, and sister of Mrs. B. b.
Childs. of Utica, n. Y. Services to-day at
the residence of DR.. Baker Interment at
Sauquoit Valley, n. Y. Utica papers please
oOnv
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DR. HALE, LTTr's GRAND OPERA
~ House Block, fills teeth without pain.
DLEASURE SEEKERS WILL FIND
l. enjoyment by taking East Seventh street
cable line to Cooper & Jungman's Summer
Garden, 1179 East Seventh street. Dance
every Thursday and Saturday night, and
n oncert on Sundays.