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LYON COUNTY.


J. D. Martin. C. p, Marshall. ,-,o,
Div. No. J., Marshall-Presiden, r. h'e1-
ly, Minneota.
Vice Pres.--Chas. Flay, Marshall.
Rec. Seq. %. Martin, Marshall.
Fin. SEEM. E. Grammar, sMarsnal'
Treasurer, Geo. Morrow, Marshan'
ms Seed. ]. Grammar, Marshan;
Serg: White. M 4;
sentinel-P. Kennedy Marshall.
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Insnrance Sec w. n Weisl1.3s q & 5,S9
Meet every. Monday evening at A. q. IA
hall, ia Grand Opera House building
Daughters OF President leg Miss l| n
vice s. : Thomas: curley. N
Rec. Sec. Miss Mary Grady. y; B.
Rec Sec.--Mrs. Jas. Forceia.
Treasurer-Mrss G.. GoWan. i
Meet second and fourth Friday evening
Of month at Opera hall. If
MORRIS STEVENS COUNTY. j
County President--Wm. Riordan.
President. A.. Walsh. ,@
Vice-President-Denn Hennessy.
KfsagsIaf dd sisszzsn
TREASURED 1imothy Murphy.
/ Meet first Sunday OF month at 1880 o.
clock in 40. wv. Han, Morris.
Daughters Of Erin. Morris-President,
Laura Gaffney. h-
Recording secretary, Mary LoguA
Treasurer-Mrs WIN Reardon.
DAKOTA. COUNTY.
County President-T. P. Moran.
Div. No. I. Hastings:
Pres.-Patrick Carolan. 't...
Vice Pres.-John Driscoll.
Rec. Sec.--T. J. Burns.
Fin. Sec.-Thomas McShane.
Treas.-J. ]. Currier.
ms Sec. F. Cavanaugh.
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues.
LAY Of month. ~.
Div. No. 2, MISUNDERSTANDING
James Geraghty.
Vice Pres.-Lohn Cahill.
Rec. sec.--William Carroll.
Financial Sec.--M. j., Hynes.
Treas-T E. Dewitt.
Meets on I'd Tuesday and 4th Sunday Of
month. @. to.
Daughters of E11n-Hastings:
President--G ertrude Fahey: -
Vice Pres.-Mary Mclaughlin.
Rec. Sec.--Josie Dean. 81
Fin. Sec-Theresa Conley. II
Treas.-Nora Mclaughlin.
Meet on the LIST and Sd Thursdays OF the
month at A. o. II. Hall.
Daughters Of Erin, Rosenount-Presi-
dent, Miss Katie Whalen.
Vice President-Miss Nellie Moran.
Recording Secretary-Miss Alice Della
ney.
Financial Secretary-Niss Maggie Kelly.
Meet on second Sunday of month at
2:30 D. M, and fourth Thursday at 1880
p. m
ST. CLOUD, STEARNS COUNTY.
County President--P. p. Kennedy.
Division No. I. st. Cloud-PresideRt. r.
y. Kennedy.
Vice Pres.-P. f.. Stafford.
Rec. and Fin. SEEM. Nlaherty.
Ins. Secs. T. Doyle.
TYeasurer-Frank Gillespie.
Meetings third Tuesday Of mouth at
Swartzs hall.
DULUTH. ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
County Pyesident-John Flood.
Division No. 1.-President--Jonn u
Hessian.
Vice Pres.--M. II. Mcmahon
Rec. Sea, Murphy, Jr., Herald office.
ms. Sec.-J. Callahan.
Treasurer. S. Kelly.
Fin. Seq. Gala han. .s.
Meetings first and third Wednesday ev-
enings and third Sunday In each month IN
King Block hail
Division, No. 1. West pu1uth--rresidsnf
Geo. Colman.
Vice Pres.--T. ]. Murphy.
Rec. Sec. J. Moran. ~
Treas.--Thos Coyle.
Fin. Sec.-Jas. Connolly
Insurance Sec.-Jas. Connolly.
Meets first ana thl11 Tuesday OF montA
at ESQ 9clock p: m, A. Q. y. W. n 5a l.
President, Mrs. w. L.. Smith: 3D.
I Vice Pres.--Mrs. j. II. Sullivan, .x,.u.
Rec. Sec.-Miss Mae Murphy, 6o' west
Third street. Do. ..
Trsasnrer I'm Maggie Harvey.
sentinel--AIiss Nellie Callahan.
Sergt.-at-arms-Mrs. Reilly.
wAsEcA, wAsncA COUNTY,
Co Pres, John p. Jordan.
Pres, T.; Boucher.
Vice-pres., 2. H Kennehan.
Rec. Sec. D. 0'Keefe.
Fin. see, j. Keeley.
Treas, F. .McLoone.
ms. Sec. y. O'Keefe.
Meets LIST sunday and Sd Thursday OF
month. -.
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Meets second and fourth Thureda yS at
month at Kistler,s hall, cor. 9Th ave. n
and Lyndale. at 1880 p. m
4 Division No president J. ]. Taafre,
American Express Co. 81, a. .Ss85S
s vicepresident. j. G. O'Keeffe. Brown
ing, King & Co.
Recording secretary. p. J. Monaghan. 8
Ninth st N. .5y&
Financial secretary, j. RhatiEan, 1901
LIST av N. &c.
Insurance secretary. T. J. corbett, 1891
Treasurer. j. 9. sheehan, Cannon Groc-
cry Co.
Meets Cd Wednesday evening Of month
at 81 Washington ave- S. ,s.a.els4
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-.
II first Sunday in each month.
-sCOTT COUNTY

County President--F. J. Leonard. Jor-
dan. 80 ~
Dr.. g. r. Maloney.s ,.'~ 60 ~ Sr 4
( Vice sPres.-.M. F. Pendy.
Rec. Sec.-H. e. Conlon.
i Fin: SEED. M. Cavanaugh. -. ~
Treasurer-DanieI Callahan.
ms. Sec.-Wrn. Fitzgerald. no
Meet frs; Sunday Of month. .;'5i:s
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
NATIONAL. OFFICERS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
p T. O'Connor. National President, ST.
vannah, Ga.
John c. Weadock. Vice President. Ray
City, Mich.
James r. O'Sullivan, national secretary
Philadelphia, Pa 49,.
7. ]. Dundon, National Treasurer. 1ss
North Water street, Columbus. y. .. j..
NATIONAL. DIRECTORS.
Maurice Z. Willlere, Philadelphia F&
NJ j. Burns, Of Indiana. ~ ...
T. j. Mahoney, of Nebraska. -
John P. Murphy, Of Connecticut.
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County President, j. #. McGinnis.
President, II hos. Toohey. % g'}s
vice Pres, John Russell.
Rec. sec.-Daniel Dcran. &.
Fin. and ms. Sect. II. Murphy
Treasurer-Feiix Graham. S355
Meet second Wednesday evening, AZ
t.oo o'clock and fourth Sunday at 900 q. u
M. Of each month in McKay's hall. CO..
lI1n1btan block. p . Iz...'.. s. 8 ~
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sIBLEY COUNTY.
President-W, r. Fahey, q

S1BLEY COUNTY.
County President-W. T. Fahey. 3feen
Isle.
Division No. i, Green 1sle-President
Daniel Myers. ~
Vice Pres-M. Mcmahon. -
Rec. Sec.---J. A. ShortaI.
Fin. Sew. Z. Falley. s; 3
Treasurer-Thos. Morrn. AEE
ms. Sec.--M. McMahon.' 5S
Meeting first Sunday in each month
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State OFFICERS. Ladies Auxilsaay.

President MRS. ]. J. Daley, 1904 Cen
trail avenue, Minneapolis.
oils
Vice President-Mrs. W. L. Smith, Du-
lr1th. .-
secretary-EAla Heating, 147 Pleasant
avenue, St. Paul.
Treasurer Stanton, Lanesboro.
Board of Directors--Mrs. J. Haley, st.
Paul: Agnes Reilly, Saltwater; Susie Col
Inns, Nina aapolis; Agnes Hickey, Gertie
Fahey, Hastings.
State Insurance Secretary-Miss M. &.
Grady, Saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer-Mary Sullivan,
Rochester.
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

State President--J. Mccarthy, s11i1"a-
ter. ...-.-.
Vice Prasident-C J. O'Brien, Ovation
ma ZOO
State secretary--Thos. Connolly go
Penn ave. ~, Minneapolis.
State Treasurer-D. p. Hayes, Mankato
State Board of Directors-.]. Galan a1n
Duluth; Dan Myers, Green Isle; 7. +; ny.
ran, Hastings; p. j, Geraghty 81 ae'''
Thos. Coleman, Anotsa. 7r
President of Insurance FUND.-. H.
Grant, ST. Paul.
Vice-president, D. f. Mc0ermott. clon.
tart.
State Secretary Of insurance, Jonn a.
O'Shaughnessy. Saltwater.
State treasurer OF insurance, ). 9neeHys
Montgomery.
II Directors of Insurance FUND.-. ODon-
nell, Clontarf; J. D. O'Brien, Mlnneapoi11s'
M. Heffron, Rochester; John kenneoy'
Minneapolis; 7. H. Murphy, Bralhero'
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Il =. IS A. i
Co, pres, 81 J.s Sheridan. +.
q ply Y; e, eo- bart ltl
Wce-pres. IA. q. McMahon :; Vi. IssssS
Rec. sec. Z. r. Coogan Z. ,,::.ss#
Fin sec, r. y Murphy. "a j: sssgs &. 3f s.s
Div. No. 2. Shield 2res.. M I'D
Vice-pres.. PHI. Shields. 55#ssss
Rec. sec, M. Corbett. s.ssssa ss5S
Fin. sec, M. Burke. s:Ss sss
Treas. T.. Coleman.
(. !na' Sec. i Ro osf!s COUNTY sSSs
g: pres, ~; ]; & hisya:s i'a7;tn& 1 ,.5I.
Pres. .. Coveny. ~ Il,
+ REQ. Sec. p. Ryan. 53E55
Fin. Sec. r. Maloney. ~ .f4ss s5 sS
I Treas. w. Ryan.
RocHEsrER. olMsrEDs co "a ,s Fl
p Co. Pres.--M. Hefron. ' ifis#
Div. No. 1-Prss.. J. e. McGovsr1
Vice Pres.-Jes. Spencer. III 81 as
Fin Sec-J. T.. Kennedy ;.f9s5s8s@
Rec. Sem c. Lawlor: i s3@3SSss. 5Essss
"a ms. SEGA. A. Kennedy, 3.
Treas.-D. J. Gudmore. :. h, s IN
2 Meets list ana Sd Tuesday evenings az 4
month at X. p. hall. e 5s$
Daughters Of Erin-President. Mis-.
Rec. sec,--Miss Katie Conaty.
Fin Sec--Aiiss Katie McCloskey. #;
",.rreas.-Mrs III. c. I4aWIer.a
10 Santinel-Mrs. j. r: McC1overn. SD
ANOKA COUNTY. a83
County President. Thomas Coleman. !,
Presidsnt-JaInes McArdls, Anoka. sfIss
Vice Pres.-M. Tigue, Coon Creek.
Rec. Sep. r. Stack, -Anolsa. x
Fin. and ms. Sec.--T. M. Ryan. eh#
Treasurer--Thos. Clarke.
Meetings second Sunday OF each month
ut G. A. r. Hall. Second av.
swl4r COUNTY.
County Presidenr-D. F. McDermotk
Division No. /. Clontarf -- President,
Francis Casey.
Vice .Pres--J. Kent. -. - Es
Rec. Sec.--A1 E. Con7ogue.
Fin. Sec.-Patrick Foley.
Treas. and ms. Sac.-J. O'Donnell.
Meetings first Sunday O. month in town "A
hell G
Division No. 2,--Presldent. Henry Muir,
ply, Benson.
Vice Pres.--James OConnor,
Rec. Sec-~-r. Fl. Donnelly. &
Fin. and ms. Sec--3John Whalen. De
Graft. ..-i" -'"'s'r. 81 sf3
Treasurer. C. Collins. -
Adress Benson, MINI. Meet first sur.
day of month. -. -
AvOCA, MURRAY COUNTY.
County President, ]. H. Mahoney s
Division No. 1-Pres., M. Cullen.
Vice Pres.--T. Dwyer.
Rec. Sec.---P. j. Flynn.
Fin. ssec.--J. O'Douneli.
Treasurer. Dwyer. 'r -"';t
.Ina. Seq. KeeEan. 80. t!:-i
Meet first Sunday Of each month.
Division No 2, cur1e-.J German. Z,~es
Vice. Pres.---Thos. McAvoy.
Rec. Sec.~-Ja1nes Keary.
Fin. Sec-Michael Keary.
Treasurer--DaE Calvin. ,..t
1ns sec.--E. WaYsn. Hs
Meet second Sunday OF each xnonth at
Currie's hall. ~
GRAcBvILLE: RIG STONE COUNTY.
County President-D. p ONeill
President-H,. W.. Grove. .. 80,
Vice-Presiden.P. Haley. ~
Rec, Sec.-I.oDert Brennan.
- Fin. Sec.--J. l.. Mccormick
Treasurer-Alex. Moran
ms. Sec.-Joseph Brennan. ....
Meet first Sunday CT month. *
Daughters OF Erin, Gracville-~Pr@eb u
dent Agnes Hickey. 4
r":r '@"f fOgv. +
Recording secratnry-1Annie Heating.
Financial secretAgy~-Nellte DoWnA
IrtiSiraI---. - ',..-n Lane. r.
re Vivid
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Division No. 2~-e>res,dent. NJ :. Hal

loran. -....
Vice Pres.-Nichael Skelly.
Rec. Eee,--Janes Mc(7innis.
Fin. Sec.-Eugene Osborne.
! Treasurer-Peter Morgan.
Tns. SEEM. G.. Walsh.
Meet first Sunday OF month AddresA
lie Sueur. ..,..-'..-..' ,..-
Division No 8, Montgomery-J. e. swee-
ney, president. ~
Vice Pres-J r. Strattcn.
Rec. sec.-W. A. Kennedy.
Fin. Sec-John Spence.
ms. Sew. A. Kennedy. T.
Treasurer, Jerry Keohen. a..
Meet second Sunday In month.
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County observation-disclosures Sullivan, st.
Thomas: ,.,-. ,.5.-
Division No. /. st. Th2mas-Preyident
James Sullivan.
4 Vice Pres--D w Eurns
Rec. Sec-W. tt. Burns. =. 49, .g
+, Fin Sec.-Janles Ronayne.
Ins. Sec.--James Doherty. ""
Treasurer---Henry Regain.
Meet first Sunday in month ut o'cleee
p. nj. at ST. Thomas,
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w1NoNA COUNTY.
ShaTmAh W.

, ..ss 4. III
County President-John Sherman W.
mona.
Division No. 1, winona-Fresidsnt. Jaa
Vice Pres.--George Rowe. .s...
Rec. Sec.-George Fitzgerald.
Fin. Sec.-Michael Ryan. IL 3E
B Treas and ms. Seed O'Bfien- s43
Meet first and third Tuesday aYeltn8o
OF month at ST Thomas hall ~ Eli.
Division No. 2. witoka-Fresideat Luke
Vice pres.-w,n Mccartney. ~ Il
Rec Sec.-J. r; NOLAN, Rushford q 9. Y
ms. Sec-Jeremiah Moran. Sir. -. faL ri
Meet second Sunday Of month at VII
.toka.
Daughters Of Erin. Winona--President,
Miss Nellie Hanley. 3s5{53ss1
n Vica-presiden Miss Nellie Fockenn.
Secretary, Miss Mary Rice. ~ .ftf FE
Treasurer, Miss Mary Fccken9. II
MORTON, REHvJLLE COUNTY.
County President-T. e. Boyan. HI
Division No. 1--President, !. II. Res y
Vice .Pres.-M. A. Donion. -
Rec. Sec-C. J. Reagan. ri: -
Fin Seed. b. Keefe. :4 5Stii s
Treas.-T- M. Eeefe. ).
Tns SEGA. II. Keafe. 3& a&
Meet second Sunday Of Zach xnont1 q &
p. ~. t 63s.s58
BRA1NERD. CROW WING COUNTY. \
sSscr,,n+,, President r T. McfSfnrlis 133l2 484
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LIE STIErk tOy1NTY.

] F'lSUTNI--~. Is 'It-T I..lIIE.
NJ Gets second Friday of month.
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ST. CLOUD, STEARNS COUNTY.
County President-P. p. Kennedy.
Division No I. ST. Cloud-PresideRt, z
y. Kennedy.
Vice pres.-P. f.. Stafford.
Rec and Fin. SEEM. Nlaherty.
Ins. Secs. T. Doyle.
Ireasurer--F'rank Gillespie.
Meetings third Tuesday Of month
EWartz'S hall
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= co. Pres. ID. {. De Vaney.
a Division No. /, Preston--Pres.,' Thoe.
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Division. No. 2. witoka-Pres

MORTON, RENvILLE COUNTY.
County President-T. e. BoHan.
Division No. 1-President, +. n. Res
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Division No. 7-President M, DOYLE.
vice-president, Joseph E. Murphy. !.
Recording Secretary, ]. j. Pren6 rgast.
Financial Secretary, James Slavin.
Treasurer, John Nagle. | +"
Insurance Secretary, J. J. Griffin.
Meets on second and fourth Fridays at
st. Mlchaels Hall, West st. Paul.
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uYRERNTAN R7m,Ea

Captain, J. w. Doyle, 2508 18th Az 8.
LIST lieutenant, +. e. Kealy. bit.
"a lieutenant. p. J. Kinnane.
Recording Secretary, j. y. Richardson
sos Eighth avenue south. sa 3
Financial secretary, T. A. Gallagher.
Treasurer, J. j. Doran. s@ 4.
Drill every Wednesday evening al
Plumlner Post Hall, Wash and LIST ay N.
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ROCHESTER,. OlMsTED. CO III
CO. Pres.--M. Hebron. ~ ~ Seis
Div. No. Pres. J. e.. McGoyern II 81
Vice Pres.-Jos. Spencer.
Fin. Sec.-J. T.. Kennedy" s9z
Rec, Ssc-NI. c.. I4awlor: + s;ssss sxs!
4 ms SEGA. A. Kennedy. #,sssI
Treas.-D. J. Gudnore. n, I.
Meets 1st ana Sd Tuesday evenings of
month at X. p. hall #!s
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u y bangeruu. neoause ~ IN. Position Of
The nookerios.
Tho inacccsibility Of tho rookorios frc-
quontly involves seal hunters IN danger,
gysnwritcf In tho Now York Press. Tho
seals nrc shot from promoutury Then
che hunter b. lowered un rope by his
comrades 100 or 200 foot 60 The slipncry
wuyc washed rocks below, where tho
dead seal lies lie quickly skins the on-
imnl. a small boat from the ship rides
outside the turf line ready 'o carry tho
hides away. a small line Is noatod
ashore IN the hunter. who tics the hides
90 it one by one, and the boat IL loaded.
the hunter b. drawn TO the top u tho
rlid, and another rootory b. sought for
moro game. The surf about those deep
sea Islands 81 very high and b. one Of
the obstacles ~ tho cal hunter
The lore sun hairs from tho wal's
muz1lo aro highly prizod by Cinnamon.
and largo quantities nrc exported to
Chinn, Tho Chinese mount thC., hairs
with gold for usn as too.hpicl,s and ear.
Spoons Oihor parts Of the animals nro
dried and shipped to CHM Tor use by
the native doctors, who claim that they
effect marvellous curoa with the medicine
made from these parts
Tho sea lions arc rather cuio In thoir
way They enjoy a goat deal Of sea fowl
occasionally When tho gulAarc flying
overhead, lion viii dive aud swim
some distance undoT waiOr from tho
point whorn ho disappeared No mp.
prunohol the surface carefully allowing
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above the sutfarc. BY giving his body
u rotary motion this nose tip makes cir.
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play. With "a swish, the deceived gull
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wOMAN'S WAY OUT OF IT.
tHE SCORED a VICTORY ny STARRING
DIsCusHION on BLOUMERs.


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quesllon with me was how it could be
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She ptused and no knitted his bIows
ana looked wise.
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She wns looking ~ him with such
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! Mr.. F. A. David, who is closely
connected with the firm in the
operation of the ozark mine at
Florence and which was the real
cause of the trouble, informs us
that the affairs of the firm are
practically settled and that they
have meyer been closed and are
doing business as usual. The
trouble grew out of the ozark
Mining company to pay a num-
Der of men who became i'm
patient and filed liens OH the
mine and threatened to attach
the store, the owners being in
terested in the mine. In order to
prevent the small creditors of the
Mining company from closing
the store and defeating the cred
itors of Mcdonald & Komers,
steps were taken to protect the
creditors of the firm against the
creditors of Mining company,
Mcdonald g. Komers owed Mrs.
Hallett So, 400, commercial cred
itors $4,000 andother small cred
itors, about $4,000 amounting in
all to $12, 400. Mrs. Hallett claim
was secured with collateral
amounting to $4,000 and that
of the foreign creditors outside of
the commercial on goods. The
assets of the firm are made up of
the stock worth about $4,000,
notes and accounts worth $4,000
and real estate worth about
$4,000, making total Of $4,000,
An agreement has been reached
with all the creditors of the firm
who is now secured and the bust
ness will BE- continued as usual.
The debts of the Ozark Mining
company amounted to about
$4,000 but during the next two
weeks; everything will be settled;
the money having been arranged
for during the past few days.
The mine has been closed down
temporarily until the difficulties
can be adjusted when work will
be resumed again.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-12-11
what 4 Chahgej
An Agricultural Community
Us it Was Thirty Years Ago
and as II IsNOw.

A few days ago the writer made
: visit to his boyhood homes and
the contradictions of this politi-
cal situation came before him
more wildly than at any other
time At an earlier day he had
been in perfect harniony, uracti:
sally, With his old neighbors. At
6ne election there were but seven
democratic voters. Id the ttwn-
ship, Including two prosperous
villages.
= IN those days we did business
with postage stamps, shihplas-
tets, "Eincoln scabs" and other
sorms of more OF less tidiculea
mohey.. But the fathers of these
boys found there to day game to
town with Beaver gloves reaching
20 their elbows that cost SIS a pair.
They wore caps that c9st $S,ehin-
ehilla beaver overcosts that cost
$50 and carried whalebone car
Fiage whips that cost So In those
days they stocked their farms
with Durham cattle, Metiho nnd
IMPORTED Leistasshire sheep end
POLAND; China hogs, Sugar and
coffee very too high for everyday
use, to be, aure, but they got along
With sorghum and parched grain
for they boight the best cuts of
the butcher. 1t was, in those days
fruit jars, iinderclothing, sewing
machines, ingraih carpets, organs
pianos and improved farm ma
.chinery, Game into fashion. "A
good pianp then cost 81 200, but
come OF them could afford the
best, They sold corn at $i.lp
whaat at IS, live hogs $14 per
Kindred, and the, ,best cattle So
E bar hundred. live weight A gopd
MaS in thoee,. dayt. gpta hopHa.
E6Re 81 The Sest Village hands
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1896-12-11
New York Journalism.

Thefe has been of late years a
remarkable falling off in the ed
itorial cdpduct Of The newspapers
in New York City. Time was
when the leaders OF most, If not
all of them, were characterized
by. marked ability. That time
has passed, and to day each stri-
yes to excel alone in sensational
and oftentimes hlitruthful dis
dispatches, whether of a political
or social character whether
from the seat Of government or
from sonic obscure village, Local
sensations; too, are ashiduously
sought after, or fabricated out of
whole cloth in the reporters room.
This craze fot. the sensational has
pertheated the masses to such an
extent that common every day
events are too COMMONPLACE, the
honest press,,thst gives q true re-
Fiction of events and which la
bora for the peoples interests, is
300 old fogy, too bid fashioned,
toe, slow, to suit the unnatural
Grating fol The startling, it, will
not satisfy the abnormal appetite
that has. been created by the in
toxicating metropolitan articles.
>. The people would rather be
feeced by one of these Journals,
than accept the warming of an
honest but humble press Let
them have. their fill.