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thing of the like attempted in Seattle.
And the funny prices! Don't overlook them. There is
saving of close marking that shows instant that the
trimmings buyer has gone deeply into the trimming question
and that he do business that old and
cess of all mercantile Quick sales and small profits
and which, may be sad is the cardinal point that is making
the Big Store bigger.
About the other things; about the splendid lot Of
clothing for about the goods which coming about
well, that's another story
1t will be told daily column about the Big Store in
this paper. Read it each day.
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Street Car Mems Entertain m emit.

10 prog afaIV 'I7'N t4't tNVIi ~ -"
holy's satisfaction, Professor Gleason now INTRO
s.uced his Cog, AcGin;y, who delighted the
audience with his tricks and wonderful train
ms The members sad their friends then
tires. to partake OF the good things boun1ifully
nroyiaed for them. aud all hoped that such
entertainments Will occur more frequently il
(. ha rutura
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slope of Wyllis hill, beautiful elevation
in Hartford, Conn, was blown down by
heavy gale Its trunk was twenty-five
feet in circumference near the roots
In cavity about two feet from the
ground for nearly two years was con-
Cealed the original charter of Connecti-
cut A white marble slab now marks
the spot
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MaCD. & 90.
7I7-H9-72I-72S FRONT ST.


SAN FRANCISCO August so-Far stationery temperature
On August 1886 the charter which
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The Msccabees met Tuesday and changed
their regular nights of meeting from the first
and third Tuesdays TO the tirss and third Mon-
DAYS of each month.
Park Lodge, No. 50. met Friday night and con-
ferred the rank of knight on two candidates.
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The Ocean Excursion.

-. ., MlssSs OuI AS onu SPLok
riano soio-"The Storm" b. Professor Andre,
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1mportant Rallroaa Opened.

BALTIMORE, MD., August 2.-The Po-
tomac Valley Railroad Company, one Of
the most important extensions OF the
Western Maryland railroad, has opened
for freight traffic. The road extends
from Williamsport. on the Western
Maryland, to Cherry Run, in West Vir-
ginia, where it meets the main line OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. BY this
the latter system was given a direct
connection with the Reading road. thus
forming q continuous line east and west
for these two SYSTEMS. This connection
will be made at Shippensburg, Pa,
where the Western Maryland connects
with the Reading road.
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1llInoI, nepnellonn Lenruc.

New York, August Wv. w. Tracy,
president of the Republican league of
Illinois, who has been in this city max
ing arrangements with the national
committee for speakers to attend the
Illinois League convention August s
next, says that in his opinion General
US. GARRISON will DO reelected presi-
dent Of the national Republican league
by reclamation at the annual conven-
ton to be held in Buffalo, September
first next. Mr.. Tracy says that he has
talked with General Clarkson, concern.
ing the matter, and has every caso to
believe that tho General will accept q
reelection.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local NpSrs and Gossip from
tho Gins CITY.

All Sorts of Local Npws and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The railroad case which has been on
| trial in this city for the past two weeks
before George Duncan, Esq, as %retoree,
is one OF G. w. Armstrong against
tho Pittsburgh, Ohio Valley & Gin
cinnati railway, and about SIT 1000 is in.
volved. The principal controversy
arose upon the cross-petition OF the ].
G. Gibney Company, which claimed a
large balance due for work and labor
performed and materials furnished in
the construction OF the railroad. Tho
case was argued in this city yesterday
by Messrs. Tallmnn & Armstrong on be-
half OF the ]. Q. Gibney Company, Mr..
Dewitt Danford on behalf OF the plain
titr and J. A. Gallaher on behalf OF the
railroad.
Capt. Jesse R. Purnell, who is known
throughout West Virginia, a past grand
master OF the Masonic fraternity of that
state, and at one time q prominent
stock dealer at Parkersburg, is at the
point Of death. He was unconscious
/ part OF the time yesterday, but rallied
again, yct the neutrality-suspicious. states
that death may come at any moment.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Faris, Misses
Mary Crafty. Gussie Schick, Maize Nc
| Gregor, Millie Skater, OF Fl Paso, Ill.,,
| Margaret Boeshar and Alberta Holt
man left yesterday for Chautauqua, N.
Y, to be gone about ten days.
o. 2. Mason has just purchased and
put in the hands OF N. S. Hopkins at
the driving park a splendid mare by
Gold King, and Joe Satteriield has a
iino yearling E%lcctioneer FLY in the
stables there.
The sale OF the Bellaire window glass
works to Mcssrs. Husbands & Inskeep
seems to have been outright, and the
now purchasers announce that the
works will DO operated as usual this fall.
There were only eight deaths in
Bellaire during tho month OF July, a
record that is In pleasing contrast with
that of the same month in some recent
years.
Messrs. Chalkley Dawson and A. ].
Norton, civil engineers, loft yesterday
evening for q weeks outing with tho
engineers association OF this state.
]. B. Barnhill & Co, Of this city, will
operate a boiler works at Marion, Ind,
that town having built them a works
and giyon them additional bonus.
Samuel Luchs and wife left last night
for Denver to bring their son Isaac
home. He is quito weak with con-
sumption.
John A. Gallahcr, esq, and family
will leave the latter part Of this week
for a months outing ut Marietta aud
vicinity.
Frank LittOn finally landed tho plum
Of deputy state oil inspector, Mr..
Green, the first a%ppointee, having ro-
signed.
Mr.. @. NJ. wyrick and sister, Miss
Ada, will leave to-day on tho excursion
to Denver.
Mrs. A. D. Rodefer and daughter,
Miss Lucy, are visiting in Pittsburgh.
John Davis secured a paving contract
at Marietta yesterday.
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pronounccd nopeIess. Yet Saved.

From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hurd, of Groton, S. D., we quote: "Was
taken with a bad cold which settled on
my Lungs, cough set in and finally term
mated in Consumption. Four doctors
gave me up, saying l could live but a
short time. Igave myself up to my
with my friends on earth, l would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. / gave it a trial, took in all eight
bottles; it has cured INC, and thank God
1 am now a well and hearty woman"
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
Drug Store; regular size, 80 cents and s..
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Pr7rsnuRsn, Pa. August 2.-The Con.
rressioual committee appointed to at
tend the funeral of Hon. A. X. Craig ut
Claysville, arrived here this morning
and proceeded at once to the home OF
the deceased. In the party were Con-
gresham Johnston, Searley, Krebbs,
Gillespie, HUFF, Bray and Brosius. and
Senator's Cameron, Casey and German.
The funeral services were held at II
o'clock and were conducted byRev. MI.
Fish, Rev. John NJ. Neatly, of New
Wilmington, Rev. DR.. Lester, OF West
Alexander, and Rev. DR.. Birch, OF New
York. The remains were inferred in
the Claysville cemetery.
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Last summer the flux ragged here to q
fearful extent. About five miles north
OF hero at the Whiteside graveyard
there were five victims OF this dreadful
disease buried in ono day. The doctors
could do nothing with tho disease.
When my family was taken, / went to
Walter Brothers, Of Waltershurg, and
told them tho stt4stion' They SAID;
DiarrhGa Remedy; that they had sent
out several hundred bottles into tho in.
fec;od district and ''every day wa hear
how this medicine is curing them. So
far we have not heard Of Its failing in q
single instance" ! went to giving 1t
and could soon see the good effects and
a cure was the result. Anyone in doubt
about these facts may write to mel
o. ELLIS, Rock, PopO Co., Illinois. For
sale by druggists. pAw
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MARTINS FEERY.
Accidents aud lucid ,ns, ~ IhI: Thriving
CIty-Psrson Il q ID MIIuAtrIal.


CIty-PsrSun Il "a ri Industrial.
Last night at the meeting OF council a
communication was read from Mrs.
Indiana McSwOrds, Offering to com.
promise her suit against the city Tor
$1,000 for 500 and the costs. She asked
Tor the above amount because OF I'M
proper drainage, and agree to give the
city free right OF way through her land
for five years, the city 70 pay all dam.
ages.
Mrs. Maggie Long has brought suit
against Frank Wilhelm for $500 dam
ages for selling whiskey to her hus-
band, b, ]. Long. Her attorneys are
\. w. Shreye and Ed. McComb. vii.
holm keeps q saloon on First street, OPP
posite the Northwood Glass Works.
His saloon is known as the Corner
Pocket"
The fire department asked the city
council to pay the fare OF twenty fire.
mon to Salem and return to attend tho
Nremen's Tournaments The matter
came up at the meeting OF council last
night and was referred to the commit
tee on fire department with power to
act,
Martins Ferry is n of the few
towns in this neighborhood that shows
an increase in the school enumeration.
Wheeling, Bollaire, Bridgeport and
other towns show q decrease.
Robert Mckee, OF this city, has re-
signed tho management OF the Singer
sewing machine office at Mansfield, to
take q position in the Bank OF the Ohio
Valley in Wheeling.
John Mack appeared at the police
court last night and had q warrant
sworn ont for the arrest OF his son-in-
law, Clark Moore, charging him with
assault and battery.
Col. J. Il. Charlesworth, OF St. Glars
vile, is in the city on business relative
to INDECENT soldiers. He is a member
Of tho Soldiers Relief committee.
]. E, Reynolds, tho tailor, returned
last evening from a two weeks bust
ness trip in New York. He ran down
to tho seashcre a couple Of times.
Misses Edith and Anna McKim have
returned from a charming visit at Fair
view and Quaker City.
August koehrsen, who has been lalu
up with typhoid fever since juno, is
able to DO out again.
Very few Martins Ferry Democrats
attended, the convention at Bellaire yes
terday.
Mr.. James Tannchill and family have
returned from an extended visit to Eos
toria.
Alex. Dixon has returned from a
weeks visit with friends at Woods
field.
George Ralston. the druggist, re-
turned from Cincinnati last evening.
Mr.. Charles Miller, of Wellsburg, was
here yesterday among old friends.
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.ron R1.Rss NLEn
w... ,bO List words al Murderer Woods
T,esore Ho wat ExSouted.

IUaRR Nhu NJ
T.esore He wat ExSouted.
O,xxyuoRA, n. Y, August 2.-E was
exactly 1850 this morning when, at the
Y.ord from Warden Tlayer, Murderer
Cal Woods cell door wns unlocked and
tho prisoner stepped out into the cxer'
cisiar corridor, upon which tho con-
Damned cell opened. The death war
ESnt was read to tho prisoner by the
-vnrlcn, Wien Warden Thayer gave
tho word for the prisoner to be brought
ant there we're grouped tho reporters.
Obysirians and Others invited TO wit
r., the execution. -Four minutes al
tor II O'clock, after the witnesses had
ontored the death room, the machinery
,ros started, the electric current was
turued on and mn instant later the Two
rows OF electric tcst lights placed in the
death chair, showed the deadly current
wnS both quick and powerful enough to
satisfactorily fulfill its purpose. Pre-.
IONS To the test the warden cautioned
he spectators against any interference.
The room was entered ut l1:4t The
condemned mans face Was pale and
there was the slightest tremor about
the visibly cool, compressedlps but he
nsrmitted no other outward sign OF the
emotions which must have tingcd his
breast. When he reached the chair
the doctor stepped TO one side ind,
without hesitation, tho prisoner said:
~ want 10 thank Warden Thayer for
his great kindness to ME; also my keep
ar. Nv time on earth is not long
enouch 10 return my thanks TO Judge
Whitman for his noble efforts. He has
hecn nearer than abrother to me. and
Ihope he will live along time and die
happy in the ond." i,
Tho religious feeling Of the doomed
mop found expression in these words:
a pray that God will now give inc the
strength OF two men to go TO meet him,
for know l am going there. God bless
YOU all. May he make you all happy"
Here Woods voice trombled u little.
tho only indication Of any lessening OF
the wonderful nerve the man had
shown, and as he sat down in the chair
hu said in q strange voice, God re-
member me-" His last words were,
"God bless me-" Tho fatal signal wal
given by Keeper Wells, OF the Auburn
prison.
Four contacts were made. The volt
ago was 1860, with amperage of seven.
Tho witnesses were then allowed TO
make an examination before the prls-
oner was pronounced dead. The body
was delivered to Woods wife.
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Two New nuIlAlng ACCUSATIONS.

ErNeidi DispHtA % thu Rn,egi7clNu.
CHARLEsTox, ". Va, August 2.-The
Mountain State Building and Loan
Association was chartered to-day by
the secretary of state, the principal
Office to be at Huntington. The CAPT
tai is $500, with the privilege granted to
increase it to S9,0JO.nol The incor-
porators are G. A. Fading. G. z. Wyatt,
w. II. Lyons, ". 3. Prickett, I. II.
Clay, I. L Parsons, Frank Hot, J. Z.
Emnons. W. w. Adams, MI OF Hunt
ington, ". Va.
Also tho Simpson Building and Loan
Association, principal Office at Simpson,
in Taylor county. The capital is SLIGO,
with the privilege granted to increase
it to S., 100000. The incorporators are
DR.. j. a. Endlcy, G. NJ. Davis, II. @.
Davis, John 4. Findley, A. 7. Gates, o.
L. Davis, James ". Selvey, I. g. Gates,
W. 7. Lake, B. II. Babaugh, James Il.
Fleming and John Wyckof, all Of
Simpson, W, Fn.
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Good looks are moro than skin deep,
depending. upon q healthy condition OF
all the vital organs. 1.-THE liver be in
active, you have u bilious look, If your
stomach DO disordered you have q
dyspeptic look and it your kidneys be
affected you havo II pinched look.
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bittcrs is tho great
Alternative and tonic acts directly on
these vital organs. Cures pimples,
bIotches, boila aud gives u good COM
plexion. Sold at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug
store. so cents rer bottle. 4
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CAN chronic diarrhea be cured?
Those who think not should read the
following from Mr.. Joseph McGufln OF
Spaulding, Union county, Iowa He
says: II was troubled for years with
chronic diarrhGG and used many
kinds Of medicine; but nothing with
permanent effect for good. until I.tried
Chamberlair's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhna Remedy. would say to every
one in need OF medicine for the
ailment mentioned and kindred dis
eose try The Remedy. and like myself, you
will never DO without II in your home"
% and so cent bottles for sale by drug
Oisfs. DIV
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Tho Old Man WAS Frirhtsnod

P!TTsBURGu, Pa, August 1.-Marcus
AlbrCcht, the old shoemaker, who lived
with Heinrich Bauer, the anarchist,
was arrested by tho Allegheny police
this evening, but afterwards released.
Tho old man was badly frightened
when arrested, and stoutly denied that
ho was an anarchist.
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Aneo Goo. to Emo A,rlnm.

MEMPHIS, TENN, August 1.-The last
scene in the famous Alice Mitchell case
was enacted to-day whom the insane
murdeross was conveyed to tho insane
asylum at Bolivar, Tenn. Before leav-
ing the city the carriages containing
the prisoner halted at tho Mitchell
residence where Alice toyed a moment
with q couple OF cats then throwing
them away petulantly with the remark
"oh, you can go, l don't lovO you any
more, any waY.n
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A Good Move,

LONDON, August 2,-The Sofia corrc.
spondent of the Times says; The Bulga-
rIan government will issue q decree on
the 18th inst. restoring the liberty OF
the press. This decision indicates the
strength OF the government, and is a
prelude TO turther popular concessions.
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblatns, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. Its guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents q box. For sale by Logan
Dru0 Co.
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Special pspdtch 70 The fHtd'ioeFah.
PARkERsBuRG, W. Va, August p
Huff Bros, who failed yesterday for
slO,NO2, and assigned their stock to
Henderson Peck, were arrested TODAY,
charged with fraud. They say they
have been unfortunate in business and
that no fraud was intended.
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For. s,OphOn.on'a Victory Celebrated

FHENOSr, O., August 2.-1mmense
crowds Oil the city to-day for the cele-
bFatiOn OF the victory at Fort Stephen
son by Colonel George Croghan in tho
wal Of 1872. Ex.President Hayes made
an address at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The feature Of tho day was a huge fore.
noon parade by both military and
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LONDON, August 2.-The petition Of
Prince Louis Clovis Bonaparte to de.
clare null the marriage contracted by
him in the Isle OF Man on tho ground
th9t tho respondent, Mrs. Magone, had
a husband living at tho time OF her
marriage, has been granted.
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f~OrnicatiOn, all Brought 1nler the Ed
munds.Tucker Law against the Nor
mons, were dismissed yesterday in the
United Sfntes district court by Judge
Miner, on a motion Of Prosecuting
Attorney yarian. The indictments
have been almost without any evil
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Spotia! Diqasch 10 The intelligence.
wAsulSG1oN, D. G., August 9.-Wost
virginia pensions have been granted as
follows:
original-John Henry Hanoy, Asa G.
Mason, John c. Pierce.
Additional-James S. JoliE. j.
Increase-Andrew Marshall, Horny
L. Reckert.
Reissue 7. Mathers.
Original widows, etc.-Elizabeth Row
ley, Margaret Messenger, Mary j. Car
roll, Malinda White (mother).
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Columbian Gunhont onntnrod.

NEw York, August 1.-The Herald's
Panama dispatch says: A report is cur
rent here to-day that tho Venezuelan
war ship La Justicia, in possession of
tho Crcspists, has captured the Column
bian gunboat In Popa, which was in
Venezuelan waters with u cargo OF arms
for tho Caracas government.
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FOR SAID.

az acres ofland at Pleasant Valley, new mod.
ern house Of seven rooms, aud two other houses
on SaidlRud. Price 81 1000.
l6C.Acre aud a 40-aore tract Of near Louis
burgh, Dallas county. No. VIII exchange Tor
residence, pgn6p g!eTt IL the Ohio valley
Ranging In price from $40 to ESQ a lot
No. l66 Main street store room and dwelling
and n full lot for $1,000.
No. l035 Chapline street. for 5000:
Thrce'roomed cottage on MoundSyille Camp
Ground, SIS.
6l.acre farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
Exlcy lots, east side OF Lind street and south
OF Tenth street.
No. 26Oi Market street.
No. Gs Thirty.iEIt street. ground @xl5
feet, u rooms, price. ......,.......,.............' 6,Ogg
No. ~ Thirty.elGhth street .,...........as...... $500
No. 81 Thirty.eighth street ,................,... 800
No 1laO Charles street and three lotS...,,,.. loo
Pleasant Valley lots, Sl60 TO $50 each.
6o.acre farm, known 1S Porter farm, SS pos
acre.
No. 2l01 Chapline street
No. III Sixteenth street.
FIVe-roomed house and lot at McMechen.
-Four lots In McArecheu, Mlller's addition.
No. 26 sixteenth street.
No, 60 North Front street.
No 1925 McColloch street, lotG0xl20 toek Sl,5a
Lot on South Front street, $1,000
FOR PENsIoNs-wsItO for Question BlAakos
call on
M A. HENRY,
U. 8. Clalm Attorney, Real Estate Agent collos
tor and Notary Public.
jyl5 1912 Market Street.
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ST. PErERsBuRG, August "a secret
national Polish printing press has been
discovered in Warsaw. Three hundred
arrests have been. mado in connection
with the discovery.
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TO REPUBLICANS.

tits pnrt of the Democratic plan TO clIal.
lenEe tho vote of every Republican who has
notbeen nsscSscd under the new West Vir-
Einin election law. Don't let them nnd you
,OnRanapo1- ID.
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WHEN weak, weary and worn out,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the medicine
to restore your strength and give you a
good appetite. IL
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Mormon Cn.e. llisml.,ed.

OGDEN, UrAu, August Twenty
cases Of unlawful cobabitation, two Of
%pOlygamy, four Of adultery and three Of
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The highest price ever paid for n
horse was $4,000, the amount paid by
Senator Stanford to Malcolm Forbes for
AxtelL
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Put Throo nuIIuts in Him.

CHICAGO. August 2.-William Smith,
a saloonkoepcr, put three bullets in
William Payton last night during a
bar DON brawl. Payton will die.
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TIE latest Novelties in Footwear in
all tho leading styles just received.
I. Y. BLOND.
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FOB RElIT

AMouth.
No. 81 Eighteenth street new house. six
rooms and bath room..."........................S@ 90
No. 2lI Sixteenth street, six rooms aud
finished attic, hot and cold water ........... % %
No, $50 Main street. tlvcrooinS .,............ 10 %
No. 2Sl7 ChOpllne street three rooms........ 9 01
Stable north OF Fourteenth Strect..""....... %
No. eS2! Woods street. three rooms .......... 90
No. 80 alley i, two rooms encouragement. go
Thrce.roomed house and three and q half
ncreS OF land. West Liberty .... .......,....-. 8
No 2Goi Market street, two rooms........... .
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-10-07

Father Hines, Of this city is visit
ing the Corn Belt Exposition at
Mitchell, and thus writes his impres.
sions TO the COURIER:
II did not expect to e 80 large
or grand a building as the citizens
of Mitchell have erected and beaut-
fully adorned with Dakota corn.
1t is a credit to South Dakota and
its merchants, wage workers, as well
as to Mitchell. To-day there are
multidudes of people here, only a
part of whom can get into the build
ing. Many will return home with.
out seeing the exhibit within at all.
Corn is king, and he reigns in the
"Corn Belt" in South Dakota"