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The art Of canoeing calls for some
very sterling qualities. The man who
follows it must be brave, cOolheaded,
agile. strong and patient. Though the
canoe may tip over, he must not close
his head" but deity right it again
without shipping too much water. He
must learn to sit in the noc tip il
over. 90 under with it. make Il com
pleto turn and come mp fresh as Il daisy
without showing any signs Of distress.
Unless a man can DO this he is not good
at all in an upset race III which all the
contestants, after forming in line, at Il
given signal perform this feat before
starring to paddle. 1t is awkward for
the man who cannot make the aquatic
soIncrsault promptly. because his com
panions in the race might he padding
far away from him, while he, head
down, waiting for help. might pass
intO the imnlrnsitics' before aid could
reach him. FREDERIC &. MATHEH.
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aahy OF the family names which have
tbe represented in the highest Office Of
s republic do not appear in the fore
esnus list. Taking the presidential
smaes In chronological order we find
Wing u Great Ten Thousand only six
G'nihgtons. One was the immortal
wsv .'se; nj his nephew, Bushrod, who
o,h' q supreme court justice, and an
rsns MS granddaughter, George c.. who
RESENTED Maryland in congress. The
Of %.nning three are Peter g., a native
t ,.nginia, who became sixth auditor
nsn ae treasury; William H., a congress-
p from North Carolina, and Joseph
fror1 "n y Is now a member of congress
r,sa. Adamses have been one of our
Ssls 'est families. Two presidents, who
tbs many other high Offices, Samuel,
>.'svoiutionist; Charles Francis, min
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tons 10 be admitted to the competition.

jobs 10 De auLD1bueu W Lne COulpcClClOu.
In 1897 the association visited a new
spot, Bow Arrow point, in Lake Cham
plain, one of the most beautiful of all
camps. After going to Lake George
once more in 1888, the association then
went to the Thousand islands, and in
1890 it held a salt water meet at Jessup's
Neck, Peconic bay, Long Island.
Last year, from Aug. 6 to Aug. 81, the
association met nee more on Lake
~Champlain. 1t was the first time within
its history when the meet lasted three
weeks instead of two. The longer time
given to it proved to be such a success
that the meet will be of the same length
this year. 1t has also been decided to
hold the meet at the same place on Lake
Champlain, which is known as Wills
borough point. The surroundings are
all that can be desired. The lake is at
its widest breadth. about ten miles. at
this point. Directly across is the -four
ishing city of Burlington, in Vermont.
1t is about twenty-five miles due north
to Plattsburg, and perhaps sixty miles
| southwark to T~iconderoga.
Next year the meet will go to Canada,
it being the turn of the northern division
to select the camping site. There are
now four divisions in the association,
for it has grown to a membership of
about $500.
The present officers of the association
have worked hard and faithfully to
make the meet of 1892 a success. The
commodore is Charles V. Whine and the
purser is William Il. Wackenhagen,
both of Albany, it being the turn
of the central division to have not only
the chief officers, but also the location
of the meet. The l.lits of the meet
are from Aug. 4 to Aug. %. inclusive.
The middle one of the three weeks will
be devoted to racing, and all kinds of
contests will be called, from the profess
sional sailing for crack boats down to
simple gymnastics that almost any
canocist can perform.
The canoe is particularly adapted for
daring and p%erilous voyages, and in the
hands Of Il skillful navigator is not nearly
$ dangerous IA craft as is generally
imagined. The ~canOeist sits in the
center of his canoe or hangs over the
edge, and the rigging is so arranged
that he can raise his sails. reef or take
III sail, and manage the vessel without
moving from his seat, and he can ride
triulnpiIantly over the stormy pillows
without fear Of being s%wamped. In
deed, there are many records of canoe
lists having weathcrcd storms that would
have been fatal to the yacht.
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ing; so in 1854 the camp was held on
Grindstone island. in the st. Lawrence
river, between New York and Canada.
This beautiful spot so pleased the canoe
lists that the camp was held there in
1885 and 1856, the latter year being
marked by the visit of the two English
canoeists, w. Baden-Powell and Walter
Stewart, with the Nautilus and Pearl.
and their defeat by the American sail.
ors. The American Canoe associations
trophy was raced for this year for the
first time. 1t was a handsome silver
bowl, to be held by the winner for one
year and returned to the next meet to
be raced for again, c~anoeists of all ma.
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A Texas MastOdOn.

The skeleton of a mastodon has been
found by IA farmer living near Sherman,
Tex. From one of the jaws a tooth was
taken that weighs three and a half
pounds. A tusk, still well preserved, is
nearly six feet long.
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LIE above thirty names comprise
lofe than 1900 individuals who nave
zen presidents, cabinet officers, SEN
'crs, representatives, governors, adj
('lfals' generals, or who have otherwise
ferved their country with distinction.
Inc seventy names given below, ap-
(uCNinateiy in the order of their numer-
rai representation in the higher walks
Il civll life, comprise nearly l.2O0 more
Individuals of
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.NORABLE NAMES.
,,o weLLMAN MAKES A STUDY
',,uous FAMILY PATRONYMICS.

.,,dred Anglo-saxon Names Con-
IN American History-smith
;, the List. While williams. Jones,
!, and johnson Take High Honors.
lspccial Correspondence
+,suISGToN, July 14.-Did you ever
= a study of names? l never did
A today, when it occurred to me to
,;re what names have most frequent
.nreared in the list Of American
.smen. | was prompted to this by
toct that now for the first time in
history of the country two men bear
,ba same name sit in the cabinet
ncils.
making this study of names and
lilies. | collated from official sources
Ia of about 10000 of the men who
l. held conspicuous place in the pub
service since the foundation of the
rblic. The classes of persons in
ied are delegates to the Colonial and
htinental congresses, the senators. rep
kutatiyes and territorial delegates of
federal congress, cabinet ministers,
Tres of the supreme and other federal
,,s high officials of the executive
|n%rtments, governors of states and
htories, diplomatic ministers, and
kbother men as have held positions Of
kor and trust in the civil service or
brted influence upon public affairs.
u list Of 10000 names embraces prac-
Illy all Of those men who have helped
make the history of their country,
Fuah as Il rule the names of those who
|tipguished themselves in military or
hal service are not included. save
here they also won distinction in civil
was surprised to discover that about
jW. or one-quarter Of all these names.
re embraced i'll 100 family patronym-
. These 100 names become interest
/, to Us. therefore. not only for the
eat careers which they suggest and
? vast influence their owners have en-
ed apon the affairs Of the country.
t because they mcrringly give us Il
mpendium Of 100 typical American
nily names.
The reader vino cares to do SO may
ic these 100 pnre and prominent
family names and still fur
II a~nalyze them. For instance, he
nd note their almost unvarying An
derivation and how they have
me down to us through British. Scotc!,
1 Irish influences, planted in The col
les Of New England, New York. Penn
wanna, Virginia aud the CarOlinas.
d thence rapidly diffused 10y migra-
N and settlement throughout the
NTH and breadth of the country. |
Ink, from Il curSOry examination Of
E subject, that deeper and more com
inquiry and analysis would
one TO choose 100 families from
E lists Of New England. New York,
Maryland, Virginia and
lOllna cOlOnists, and show that the
fusion of their blood had given TO the
Nntry fully One-half of its statesman-
hPand civil leaders.
The 100 names which are entitled to
nE as Of greatest Importance nuncr-
My III the history Of the republic.
th the number Of individuals of each
me who have won distinction in civil
are given below. y pretty careful
proIimation Of the number of indi-
iualS is given in the first thirty names,
d the remaining seventy names follow
the order Of their numerical impOr-
nee:
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SKILLFUL PADDLERS.
CANOEiSTS PREPARING FOR TIE
MEET ON LAKE CHkMPLA,N.
There Are Many American Disciples of
Rob Roy McGregor and. Their Annual
Meets Furnish Great Amusement and
Much Healthful Exercise,
Especial Correspondence

Especial CORES pondencc.l
ALBANY, July l4.-The pioneer Of
modern canoeing was Rob Roy Nc
Gregor. Nearly every one, whether ca
noeist or not, has read his tales of soil
tary padding and sailing. The first to
Introduce the sport III America was w.
l.. Alden. whilom commander of the
American Canoe association and after.
ward consul general to Italy. He began
experimenting about 1868. After him
came N. II. Bishop, who might he
called the great apostle of canoeing, for
his books were read far and wide and
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Street, From End of; bridge to
Wfnifred street. ~ xs..f

Robertson's Addition to West. st. Paul.
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Hudson Avenue. From HOfm
Aveuue IN FOREST Street

Robert Rollers Subdivision of Block Is, Ly
man DaytOn's Addition to st. Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assmt
Henry O'Connor IL .'.l IS STA
same. IS LA
same. IL IS LA
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Assessment for ArkwrIght street.
From Lookout Place to Case
Street.
E. Rice's Fourth Addition to St. Paul..
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block. ASSN t
Dale and Bumgardner. 1T S. 25
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PROPOSALS ron eRag l11Wli
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, q
CITY OF WEST ST. Paul, MINNESOTA.
stf

CITY CLERKs OFFICE, gl:"''s1
CITY OF WEST ST. PAUL, MINNEsoTA Jriv
9Th, 1892 5Js:. p
Sealed bids will be received at this Office
until ten llO) o'clock u. mr. ON the f6tt day
OF July, 1892, for grading Wentworth avenue.
In the City of West st. Paul, Mimi. eaccofdine
to plans and specifications on lille III this
office, and also in the office Of Charles A.
Forbes. engineer. Rooms al and 4O2, Lnm-
Minnesota. $500
A bond with two sureties, in the sum of
twenty per cent OF the gross amount hid.
must accompany each bid
The Council reserves the right to reiect anv
or all bids. N. S. GRoFS, city Clerk.
~ 5'.s7--' Box 254
Office hours, 10 TO 1s a. M, ON TUESDAYS
and Thursdays) e5'a.N - - i ' =.
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Assessment for State Street, From
Concord Street 10 Isabel Street..

Assessment for State Street, From
Concord Street TO Isabel Street.
Lineau, Peters and Minea's Encouragement
of Block IL, Bells Addition to West st.
Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Assmt
f. T. Bryant ct al. 49, 81 so
Catherine Powers $50. ...... ) X 1.5o
Bells Addition 10 West ST. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block ASsm't
Edward T. BRYANT Is $3.50
Assessment for East Winffred
Street. From Concord Street to
State Street
West. st. Paul Proper.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block Assm't
Jasper Wilson, east 70 of 9dalo 20 S.. %
Andrew Lauer, west " OF. 6&7 67 2.9o
All in the City OF St Paul. County of Ram
sey, and State of Minnesota, when and where
nll persons interested may attend and be
heard
All objections to the entry of judgment cn
said assessment must be served upon the
Corporation Attorney at least five days before
the said day of application.
CONRAD w. MILLER, City Treasurer.
iulv-11-2t
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CITY NOTICE-NOTIGES FOR JUDO
~ ment-Office OF the City Treasurer, st.
Paul, Mimi, July II, 1891 will make ap-i
plication to the District Court in and for the
County OF Ramsey and State of Minnesota.
at the special term to be held Saturday, July
3d. 1892. at the Court House in st Paul. Min
nesota, for judgment against the several lots
and real estate embraced in a warrant in my
hands for the collection Of unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon, for
the hereinafter-named special assessments.
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CITY NOTICE NOTICE FOR JUDO
~ ment-Ofce of the City Treasurer st.
Paul, Mimi. July IL. 1897 will make ap-
plcation to the District Court in and for the
County of Ramsey and State of Minnesota. at
the special term to be held SATURDAY,, July 81
1892, at the Court House, i'll ST. Paul, Mime
sofa, for judgment against the several lots
and real estate embraced i'll a warrant in my
hands for the collection of unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon. for
the hereinafternamed special assessments.
Assessment fer Sprinkling I'm
Sprinkling District No. 2, Under
Contract Of Thomas Reilly, for
Season of 1891.
The owners and description of real estate
are as follows:
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Suburban Hills, St. Paul.

Assessment for Hoffman Avenue.
From ClermOnt Street to Seventh
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Ga|eniC MediCaIInstitute
gle. Third st., st. Paul, MINI.


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for the cure of private,
nervous and chronic
d i Sc q Sc S, including
Spermato rr h 0 e a, or
5 e m inal Weakness,
Nervous Debility. Inn
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ure. Varicocele, hydro
eele, Diseases of Wom-
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Assessment for Third Street, From
Maple Street to Maria Avenue.
Lyman Dayton's Addition.
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Assessment; for Fauqufer Street..
From Greenbrfer Avenue TO- Earl

Arlington Hills Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Am.tof
Description. Lot. Block. .Assm'r
5. r. Moliter. east " of. %. 10 50 S,.s7
John Sunstrum,.. .ls-.@.. -. 50 srr LA
Hill'sAddition to ST. Paul. H,
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block. sAssm't
Anthony Casper .1 2rsS1.7 "a
E. NJ. Mackubin's Addition to St Paul.
Supnocad O,ynar a,,d ,,.,.'e
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Supposed Owner and
An'tof
Assnl't

supposed Owner and Amt
Description. a. Assn
James and, Ellen Cuff-Commenc-
ing 250-feet south of northwest ~
corner 81 east la of southwest n
OF section 2S,A town 49, range %;
thence east l60 feet to Greenwood
avenue; thence south leo feet;
thence west 100 feet; thence north
1O0 feet TO beginning except For
est street,, being in st. Paul, Min
neSota 81
EDWARD j .Brennan-COmmencin
400 feet south. of northwest corner
OF east " of southwest "a of Sec
ton Is, town % range %; thence
lou feet to Greenwood avenue;
thence south 50'feet: thence west
l6O feet; thence north so feet to
beginning except Forest streeD,
being in st. Paul. Minnesota 49,. &c.
Laura L. Bunneli-tommencing 500
feet south of northwest corner of
east W OF southwest " of section
q, town 20, range %: thence east
160 feet to- Greenwood avenue;
thence south 100 feet; thence west
lou feet; thence north 100 feet to
beginning except Forest streeD,
pelng In St Paul. Minnesota 1895. 81.
H.. MOnroe-t;ommencing 600 feet
south OF northwest corner of east
y OF southwest "a of section 2S,
Town ~, range %: thence east 100
leet TO Greenwood avenue; thence
south 80 feet: thence west leo feet
70 a section line; thence north 50
1eet to beginning Except Forest
stfeeO, being i'll ST. Paul, Mime
sofa -. -. 50.
Laura i. Bunneli-Commencin 700
1eet south of. northwest corner of =,
east t2 of northwest a of section
e. town %, range ~; thence esta
it0 feet TO Greenwood avenue:
THENCE south 25o feet; theuce
west l6] feet; thence north 25o
1eef to beginning Except Forest 81
street,. being in ST. Paul, Mime
sofa -. -. $40.
j. Is. Lindstad-Commencin i,I5o
feet south of northeast corner of
east " of southwest Il of section .,....
q, town %, range %: thence east
l6o feet to Greenwood avenue;
thence south 100 feet; thence west
l6O feet: thence north 100 feet TO
beginning except Forest street,,
being in ST. Paul, Minnesota. 81.
WIN. DawSOn-Commeuclng LAG
feet south of northwest corner of
east V of northwest a of section
Is, town y. range ~: thence east
at right ANGLES to norIherlv line of
the ST. Paul d Duluth r. r. Co.'s
right of way; thence southwest
eriy ;Iong said right of way to the
Y section line; thence north to
beginning Except Forest street,,
being in ST. Paul. Minnesota. -. 81.
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All in the City of st. Paul. County of RAM
sey, and State of Minnesota, when and where
all persons interested may attend and be
heard
All objections to the entry of Judgment on
said assessment must be served upon the
Corporation Attorney at least five days before
the said day of application
CONRAD w. MILLER. City Treasurer. (
jufy11 ct.
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Assessment for Fifth Street. From
Maria Avenue to $50 Feet West Of
Maria Avenue.
Lyman Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt Of
Description. = Block. ASSN It
Mary Heinemann (except -.
: easterly 2So teet) ............ 20 SIS. 90
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Ease Strcet 10 Vhltchall StTcet.
E. Rice's First Addition to st. Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block Assm't
III. G. Monroe, north 1I2
feet OF. ,2&3 S1.CS
And. NJ. Sorenson. south 13
of lots Q. 10 and II. block q,
which lies south of York
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West st. Paul Proper.

Assessment for State Street, From
Concord Street to 400 Feet South
Of Concord Street.
Bells Addition to West st. Paul
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Block. Assm,t
Z. A. Kilshaw. north Is feel of
south $50 feet of west $50 feet
Of -. ....B $O.S7
]. Kilshaw, north 80 feet of south
lis feet of west $50 feet of ...B LA
West St. Paul Proper.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
d. scription. LotBloek. Assm't
Rev. w. d. Roberts. ........ ITO 81 %
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Assessment for Burr Street, From
| Case Street to Collins Street.
E. Rice's First Addition to St Paul

Subdivision of and Addition to Irviue's Ad-
dition of Out Lots to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block Assm's
Mary Duffy - 81 IL
a. Turnbull, south Is feet ..
of ..... .......... 5 s 70
Collins Subdivision of Lots and Q, Irvine's
Addition of Out Lots to st. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Assm't
Christine Olson S2l2
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Assessment for seventh Street. From
Brook treet to Duluth Avenue.
Brunsons Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Block Assm't
Torrance and j. Kenney... 3 IL S3.12
JAS. /. Jellett, south of Sew
enth street. IL 12 125
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Assessment for Bates Avenue.
From Plum Street to Seventh
Street.
Willius' Subdivision of Block 81, Lyman
Dayton's Addition to ST. Paul.. =.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. lot. ASSN /
Chas. w. Jaeger, northwest IS feet - - -sa
of southeast 75ls feet of -. lag 'iSs 1S
John Heber and John Thili, -. -
northwest 1891 feet of 1888 462
WiIdar nnd nndna.c Snhdiriric,, &c Rirll- ID
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mont Addition to St. Paul,
Lyman Dayton's Addition to St. Paul.

Assessment for Third Street, From
Commercial Street to Maria Ave.
nHa