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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-01-21
Saturday, the 18th day of Feb, 1922

Eok SALE or RENr-Mllk Dairy preferred
A good farm OF 30 acres, lying on the
Bolivar road, near the new Bridge Works
Will sell yeIy cheap, For further Information call
on GEO FOR ES, Trustee, 81 West Fifth street.
DOV0-d&w II
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CANTON MARKETS.

DEAL TATE FOR sALE-In jackson town
~ ship, stark Co., Ohio, belonging N the Bra
DIV heirs, one farm, containing 10 acres; one Of
30 acres Both farms nave dwelling holses and
bank barns, good water ana orchards Also hotel
property, and dwelling house, In the village OF
MeOOnadsyllle. For further particular. call on OF
address W, n. BkATOHER.
iAn7u MaIchand Ohio
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2ALESMEN WANTED-Good salaries and ex +.
~ peuses paid Exper ence unnecessary,
BROWN BROS. CO., NurserymPn,
tl4gm. dave Rochester, N. Y.
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Miss lola Silvers was called TO Akron
by the death of her mother, Mrs. Welty.
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Saturday, the Goth day of Feb, 1882
SHERIFF SALE.

Oh HDN1I Z DAIHs
Farmers Bank Order of Sale,
! Stark Co. Common Plea
PreCllla FTienstien. Court
by virtue OF an order Of sale, issued by tn.
clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county
o.. In the above action and 70 me directed VIII
offer for sale 1T public OutCry, at the door Of tht
court house, Ia the city Of Canton on
Saturday, the 2Cth day of Feb, 1892
the following described real estate tO-wlt Sltua.
ted In the city 0f Canton county Of stark and state
OF ONO. ard KIN ,wn as the east naf Of lot seventy
nine (7a) in YOung's second addition TO the city OF
Canton afOTe ard. (New number l09L)
Appraised at s575.
Terms cash.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock p. M,
G. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
WANN & Bow, Att'ys.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Company Stark County Common
vs.. Pleas Court,
Mary Staley ct al.
BY virtue OF an order of sale, Issued by the
clerk Of the court OF common pleas OF Stark
county, Ohio In the above action. and TO me di-
recteu win offer for sale at public outcry at the
door OF the court house, in the city of Canton,
Saturday, the 18th day of Feb, 1929
the following described real estate, TO wit.
situated In the city uf canton, county OF Stark and
state OF Ohio md known as part OF lot NO. g. In A.
MeKlulry's addltlOn, and 10. 299O on lat OF the
city OF canton. ohio and described as follows
Commencing at the southeast OTneT OF said lot No.
81 theme unning north on the east line OF said lot
83H feet; thence from said point west 10 10 feet
to the west line ~ said 10 thence from said point
south said line SSk feet tn the southwest corner
of said lot; thence ast on the south line 7S 6-l0
eet to the place OF beginning; the said gTsntors
hereby rEservirg q right OF way Of 10 feet OF the
west end Of aid lot. ana the SAID grantors hereby
grant 20 sad grantee right Of way OF the west end
OF lots No T. 8, 8 and 10, In said addition.
Appraised at $1,000.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock p. m. Terms cash
o. A. KRIDER, ShePin
WASH& BOW, Att'ys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-30

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND D.
i iveriug ir aud cedar timber. Z. =. Engineer
crlce koc< Island Ill. Decen1 Der y. 1872 sealed
proposals in duplicate fer furnishing ana deliver
Ing mr. and cedar timber at keoxuk. Iowa will ne
received at this Office until ? O'Clock r. M. Jan
cations. blank forms and all available information
VIII De furnished on application.
RIDS WILL BE RECEIVED THE BOA I'D
II Oh pubic works up to noon. Wednesday, Jan
nery 4, 1898 for driving piles on stevens street
Bay View street from The line of high tide TO the
eastern channel of the ruwsmish river. Specii-
Cations on file IN the city engineers Office.
BY order OF the board Of public works.
u &. HEfFSER. Secretary.
Date OF frs. publication December IS 1892.
n Office To CONTEMPORARIES DALLFs
~ Or, EeceUlber II. 1892. Chief Engineers
once. Columbia Railway & Navigatign Com
paGy sealed proposals will De received a. this
Office until December IS. 1892 for the cons ri :
ton or the portage railroad of this company from
Cra.es pointl distance of twenty-five miles in
Guiding grading, bridging frackIayinx and ballast
Ing. rock excavation TO ne coEnmenced by January
10. 1898. and TO De completed by May Is. 1898,
and all remaining WORK TO ne completed By July
To- 1898. Maps, pronles, plans. specifications and
approximate estimate Of quantities be OBJ
tained oy application 10 the chef engineer, also
De received unless written upon such blanks All
payments Will be made in cash within twenty DAYS
from the date of each monthly estimate, such
monthly estimate 10 be made about the
last day Of each month during which the work
WAS done or materials furnished The right TO re-
20 be addressed 20 Emery oliver. Chief Engineer.
trench's bull Ting, The Dalies or.
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MARx-s5n Tfnr.day- I,eceronsr "a. 1892, At the
Arlington hotel Seattle Berthold Marx. son Of
Mr.. and sirs Emile Marx, accidentally drowned.
aged year
The funeral ARRANGEMENTS viii be announced
later.
BELL-nn Thursday December 20, 1892. at
Providence hospital, Seattle. Isaac Bel, Of La
sGooner. wash of heart disease, aged "a years
The remains will be shipped 10 La Conner for In
tetment
0ILLIFs-0n Thursday. December %, 1892. At
her home, ccrner of Broadway and bancroft
streets. Seattle, Mrs. Margaret Giiies, OF sal
p3gitis, aged % years
The funeral takes place at $50 O'Clock tonor-
row from the Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton, iutsrrnent being made IN Calvary cemetery.
POPLE-on Thursday. December %. 1892. at
South Park. WASH, Harry Popie. of nfanna-
ton Of the bowels aged % years
The fnpe -al takes place from Bonney q Stew
arts undertaking rooms at J. O'Clock today inter-
Ynsnt being made ia Lake View cemstery.
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THE
Hope KINDERGARIl|
AND PRIMARY SCHOOL /
Held I'm the Log Cabin, coma, 80.
perance and Republican street.
North Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIN, n
Is conducted BY the MISSES wrxvv,
Who are cer'ihcaisd aad experienced tsaeasI
Hours OF Attendance. sto1e..

Hours OF Attendance, o to IT,
Fees payable in siyaae.l. ~ ne, -
A SINAI Zee OF Is cents per mon,a Wi b -
Tor kindergarten materials. n<s OF gina sod y
lionsry.
The methods ofteacaIns are based on raoRp,.j
Si STEM, which ~ nes oeisS unlve,saliy -.
~ the best teachers of tafa1,s
The following viii give Al iGsa Of IN sro,.
THE Mn DkRGAR IN GIFTS rHs.n !.
rud:ments OF Color. FORM, Arita medic Ana g.
I.r cu!ItvatiDg the chllGrtns coass-ret;vs 80.
imagination. powers Of observation snd c,ss,.J
q perception.
HE KINDERGARTES CANES 60
GymnasIlc Exercises Class Singing ana H.ss
Animals and Birts Developing pnvsIars 80
obedience and combined action Tss
The KIN DER0 ARTES OCCUPATIONS -
brace Reading. Writing, Drswtax Nssdiss
Woodwork. Paper Plating Bead wcyr 80
Folding. Modelling. elc-. which train TIA M J
dexterity and nea,ness and the eye 70 sccurarv
observation.
THE kiNDER8AETES OBJECT rksao~l
convey . Gear idea o.. the Physical wof,d : -
lion to Animals. Negstao % aud xinsfsls Ana ~
Iivate in the pupils the power Of dsscrips.an -
teach them TO CLASSIFY and arrange TIE tnov,ss.l
acquired.
Visitors are invited on the fourth wea.e~s., j
every month. from 10 80 70 y n
The school IS accessible for pupils from tns -
by orIh seattle cars. which pasa he door -
lard and West street cara pass q distance Of -
block only. -
References: Rev. David C. Garrett a M,
rectory; Mrs L. :. J. Hcnt. Yarrow, Iaks Va
inSton: Rev Wallace Suttlng, l,6au second - l
and pareats Of former pupils
For further Information apply 10 Miss wiz.
bourne. 4l6 Repuoiiran street North ssatsis
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NARsHALS NOTICE OF sEIzrr--
VI tue district court as the nit-,. -,fss.
district Of Washington Sorth<rn sivi.sMH
admiralty No. 5a1 ,s2 i
Is nereas, li5el hath bee1 f 81 In the 49,
titled court on the 2Isi d&v s,f T5eesr,s-oEe y
-s2. ~ John III. Elder, proctor on h~s.is,A !
NJ ~tilzer. against the steamer Afki re- "a &
engines. machinery. tacSle spr,sraf e. nos "a
ETC and praying tsst The said s;earlar ,s aasaa
sold TO pay The cerasneis ~ he Il he.!sp,- aE i
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the M c....
the said court- 20 me directed have s.,. ga Z
ssld steamer AK. her ooi4e-S engines a,.~s.s =
tackle apparel furniture. 81 g. and do s-tner
pubic notice 10 all persons claiming Or 49, So
having. any Interest n the sss'i steamer AIxs
boilers, engines machinery. tacsle .yn,-aAs ~
ture. etc. that they Dr. AMI appear saf5r- ~ IN
court, az seattle en iAe l-ih cay If Jsuss..a
n. 1925 q. 10 O'Clock IN ne forenoon AZ 10y q
DAY then and there TO ia.srrose th.ir ciar,a -
make tner allegations IN ~ II aehslf as q
THOMAS x. BROWN t. NJ.
Bv F. ". ICD6sTT. peEuty sa4
joan II Elder. Proctor fo- 1.sb@ilan.
Dated az seattle this 18th day og Decers.. ..
GCNSHTTHs.
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II : AAESHALS NOTICE or SALE
u IN the district court Of the United States dis
tFlct OF aShinSton, Northern division
BY virtue OF a writ of vsnditioni exponas issued
out OF the above entitled court. dated DecenI Der
"a 1897, tn ME directed, IN the suit O; Waiter
orser against the steamer Henry Baiiey her
tackle apparel et al. in accordance with tecree
dated a; seattle, Decent Der 20 500 pronounced In
SAID court, hereby give public notice that on Tues
DAY tGe sd day OF January. 1894 al o'clock in the
afternoon OF said DAY al the slip opposite Schwa-
bacherS wharf, near foot o. Pike street, in the
civ az seattle, county OF King and state OF Wash.
lnEton. In said district, will sell said steamer
Henry Haley her tackle apparel. furniture, en-
gines. boilers. machinery ct TO the highest and
pest bidder Tor cash, pay able al iinIe of sale
THOMAS Il. BROWN. L. = YArshaL
BY RICHARD bradley. Deputy.
Dated This 26th day of December 1892
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HfLi.-In Seattle, at 1898 Fifth street. Thursday,
December 70. 1892 70 the wife of = A. Hin, .
son; weight ~ pounds.
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REtEiNER'S NOTICE To CREDITORS-iE
IL the superior court of the state of Washington
TOR the county of King samuel II. Giustip and
george w tinoeits, partners dong business under
inc nrm name and style Of tiustiu q Iibnafts
plaintus, vs. The enoqGalme MIL CoIupAny de-
PENDANT No. 1851 -
pursuant 10 order made by This court In the
a,S1ve entitled suit on the 2Ot1 day of December
lSSZ. notice j. hereby given by the undersigned
HERMAN 'hADin a. receiver Of the said deF-ntapt
70 the creditors of me Snoquamie Mil Company
20 present their claims against THE -nOgua nia
h!!i company, together with proofs OF the same
70 Sa'd Undersigned al his Office a. : O 81 Ro,ton
DOCK. in the city of seattle state Of Washington
on or oefore the 10Th DAY of January. 1sgs
HERMAN CHAPLIN
Receiver of the Snoqualmie Jiu Company
Dstei seattle. WASH. Dece mhe- y. 1872
OATS Of INST publication, December ~, 1894
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g. CNS HTTHs.

II pEsHS ER. GUSsXIFH. Is2; ~,
street ASs
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CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-SOTICE Is
- hereby given that the regular annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Green Lake Home
Building and Guarantee Company will be held in
pursuance OF its bylaws. on tuesday. January Id.
IsS5. AZ ? m, at the eonpanys office. room
J. T. ROBINSON. Secretary.
Dated December %. 1892
NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs-THE AN
~ nua meeting Of the stockholders of the King
County Investment Company VIII be held at The
1892. at O'Clock p for The purpose Of electng
directors for The ensuing year and transacting any
them. STEWART ry E. Smith smith, i President ''
JOHN A. WHALLEY, Secretary.
Date first publication December Is, 1892
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
will be he'd at the office Of the bank in Seattle.
Tuesday. January 10. 1898. at O'Clock p. H.. for
the purpose Of electing directors for the ensuing
year and transacting any other business that may
properly come before them.
December 10. 1892 L. TURNER. Cashier
WORCESTERSHIRE MEEfING OF THE
~ stockholders of the Washington National
Bank of Seattle, for the election of directors and
the transact on Of any other business which may
properly be brought before il. Will be held its
sa9sns honss on Tusay Jsa9a 10 lsss at
Dated December 10, 1892.
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders of the Puget Sound National
the transaction of such other business as may
come before it, will be held AT their Office Tues
day, January 10. 1898. at o'clock =. IN
Seattle December TO- 1892.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE REGU.
- lar annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Boston National Bank of seattle will be held at
al 3: 50 M, for the choice If directors and the
transaction OF such other business as may prop
A. NJ BRooKEs. Cashier
Dated Seattle December 10, 1899
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Z &c ~ NOTICES.

WATER-sEA TUBULAR WELL 90
w experienced We'll drillers II Oak street
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BOOK RISDERY

l. ANTHpNN'S BISDERY BLANK ROOE
4 manufacturers, Washington street. corner
Commercial rooms and Terry book. seattle,
Wash
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-A FEW EOMESTEADS FOR
L bona fde settlers: locations for $50 10 800;
four miles from railroad depot and deep water
wharf Address George VI. Powell. Cosmopoiis.
Wash. Do not come on any day except Friday.
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A LICE VI. AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MANI
~ cure and cleo troioSist: hair dressing parlors
81 and - Il ocl stevens Front and Marion strae,.
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost. Found,
For Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
inserted at the rate Of cent word each insertion
Payment always in advance No advertisements
received for less than Is cents
EoTICE-The business Office Of the PosTIS-
TBLLIsEHcgR is open until ~ p m. Classified
Advertisements will be received up to this time
Advertisements will be received at branch offices
eftbe PosTINTELfIGEScER at:
Tacoma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sammons. Agent
Port Townsend French & springer
TIE following letters await advertisers at this
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR SEATTLE
Il property. house and lot ip Walla Walla Wash.
For particulars address No 121 Lake street. city.
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nR- GEORGE \. REICH, OCULIST AURIST
- and physician OF diseases of the throat {mem.
Der OF tie Ophtha.moogica society of Heidel berg.
Rooms 2O3 204 Pioneer building
nR. a. r. KIBBE. OCULISr. ACRIST AND
IL physician for diseases of the throat: removed
10 rooms S26-327 Bailey building. corner Cherry
aEi Second streets
nR. STILLS y. EYE. EAR. NOSE AND
~ throat Halter bu lding.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 CHANCE FOR A BRIGHT. ECONOMICAL
~ boy to become independent. the best savings
institution In Seattle: January issue open tn
January Gail for particulars Is Occidental
block. The Seattle Building and Loan Assocta-
ton iiocait
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OVAL.

LICE FAY GIVES NAPDR BATHS AND
~ magnetic treatment, eos Front street, room la
I AIDES WRITING OESh-, ROCKERS AND
IL parlor tables In every variety prices reasona-
be. Bell;own Furniture Company. 3I5 Front
street. Installments
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E'OR SALE-RENTOS ADD ONE OR TWO
lots At bargain: graded street; close to cable.
Owner p o. Box 1923
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CTART THE NEx YEAR RIGHT BY TAX
- ing shares in the Seattle Building and Loan
Association (locait. no forfeiture: January issue
open till January & l3 Occidental block
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE-T. D. CURTIS Is no LONGER IN
~ our employ as collector and is not authorized
70 MAKE collections for rs of any description.
THE MACD pCGALL & SDUTHWICK CO
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i ing the town of Sprague. in East Washington;
within half mile OF y. J. r. II. shops: land culti-
va ed as garden and dairy: pay roll of shops over
$50, 100 per month; will accept part in seattle
or King county property and terms for balance:
genuine snap Page Il Tucker "a Halter block
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EDCCATIOS4L.

MOUNT RAINIER INARY-BOARDISCi
w and day school for young laiies and children;
school reopens January 4. 1893 Miss n X. Coch-
rane. prlncinai: LOS sixth street.
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4 II HI l. COON Now MAKES sits
- essfcoAts and trousers, The os.ste!p building
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L>iRsT CLASS OPENING FOR A GOOD SEW
ing machine man Apply room 81 Boston
rs---
The record-union., 1892-10-20

Hon. WHITELAw REID's letter of ac-
ceptance of the nomination of the Ma
tional Republican party for the Vice
Presidency is vigorous, clear cut and ad-
mits of no misapprehension. Mr.. Reid
says what he has to say in a straightfor-
ward, manly and incisive way. He calls
attention to the fact that if the Democracy
succeeds, it must carry States that will
not only insure it the Presidency, but
control, also. of both houses of Congress.
In that case there will be no check upon
the schemes of the party. We would
then have shinplaster banks for a GER
tainty; the pensioning of old soldiers
would be brought up with round turn;
so-called economies would be practiced
that would operate harmfully upon trade,
postal progress and re-establishment of
our merchant marine. In short, give the
Democracy control, entertaining the ideas
it does, and emitting all questions Of the
tariff issue, and it would put the brakes
upon the wheels Of progress effectually,
or else It's protests and declarations are
meaningless.
The record-union., 1892-10-20

the strongholds of the Mckinley party,
should lead the Democracy of the district
to strain every nerve to secure victory.
The chance is now with the party"
Of course the E.camiaer has nothing to
say of the deals that form the basis of this
coalition, and lead it to make shameless
confession that all the Democracy is after
is the public teat. 1t has been left to Re
publicans to lay bare the terms of the
shameless harlotry between the two par
ties to the transaction. If it is expected
that any Republicans who have particle
of self-respect will be drawn into the
scheme through the Peoples party knot
hole, the opposition will presently
awaken to its mistake.
The whole truth is, this is another case
Of the monkey, the cat and the chestnuts.
The Democracy is making a cats-paw of
the Peoples party through the conniv-
ance' Of the leaders in the latter organiza-
ton; the scheme is to hoodwink and be-
fog enough Republicans in the Sixth Dis
trict to enable the chestnuts to be raked
out of the Goals while they are not look
ing.
No political deal was ever more vulgar
or shameless. All the assertions in ex-
cuse of it, Of high purpose and promotion
OF principle, are CANNON, Democratic
chaf and too silly and hypocritical to
deceive anyone. The conscientious,
earnest men who may be in the Peoples
party from conviction and with sincerity,
are simply being made use of by the
Democrats for Democratic ends, and
those about as ignoble as any party
ever committed itself to.
Republicans ought to be thankful to
the Eramiaer for its explanation. 1t has
so effectually kicked the fat into the fire
that, if we mistake not, White, Carr and
other Democratic lead horses are chewing
their bits sayagely by this time.
The record-union., 1892-10-20

The proposition Of the Southern Pa
cific Company made to the city concern
ing the levee work is one that it would
seem to be the part of wisdom for the
city to accept. The latter claims that the
railroad company should do a portion of
the lovee work. But what that portion is
is unsettled. The company some time
ago replied that it would do all it is le-
gally bound to do. The ascertainment of
that obligation might involve much time
and outlay. The line of north in
terror levee the city recognizes runs
from the river front up 1 street
to Sixth, and thence to B. The
company now proposes, through its
President, Mr.. Huntington. as reported
by the City Trustees, from whom our in
formation comes, to waive all question as
to how much is its share of the work,
and beginning at r street to build the
levee to Jibboom street, and thence follow
the city limits to Seventh street. For
Iul5 Il6 COHlJd dShS T-O,OOO VI luc CAIy
bonds at par. The acceptance is contem-
plated by the Trustees, and, it would
seem, wisely so. 1t is certain that the work
would, if wholly done by the city on the
same line, cost $4,000 or more. If the
Southern Pacific Company takes the
work the levee will take within its cir
cult large and valuable property within
the city limits that pays heavy taxes and
is entitled to levee protection in common
with other property. Besides which,
along the city limit is certainly the right
place for the levee embankment. The
cost to the city under the proposition
made is so greatly less than under any
other conditions, the advantages of the
levee along the old line of the American
River so superior to the Sixth street line,
that we apprehend the unanimous voice
of the taxpayers will be for acceptance.
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gale 8rps. & Go.

To-day the city of Chicago will be
in the hands of visitors. 1t is Recep-
ton Day in the grand ceremonies in
cident to the opening of the ExpOsi-
tiOn buildings. President Harrison
and cabinet, ex-President Cleveland
and other official dignitaries will be
formally received by the committee,
and the Western metropolis will be
aroused with floods of elOquence and
bubble over with enthusiasm.
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Special Apenc1es.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
Z. P. Fishers, room 81, Merchants Exchange,
California street; the principal News Stands
and Hotels, and at the Market-street Ferry,
San Francisco.
Los ANGELEs.-Eclectic Book Store, corner
Second and Main streets.
SAN DIEGo.-Emmal & Co., SEQ Fifth street.
CoRoNADo-Hopkins & Cox, Coronado
Hotel.
9ANTA -HasSinger's News Depot
FREsNo.-C. 7. Cearley, iii j street.
SANTA CRUz.-Cooper Bros. News Depot.
As- Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
eomiig into Sacramento.
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THE vote in favor of electing United
States Senators by direct vote of the peo-
pie should be unanimously Yes" on
the Sth of November. The closer we
bring the Government to the people the
safer it is. The time has passed when it
is wise to placate the aristocratic senti-
ment. The selection of Legislatures un-
der the proposed new system viii be free
from all Federal questions and issues.