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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Doyener at the bridge Park, Island, aud
Hon. II. ". ~Chrrouny Ia the Eighth
Wnri-Thr latter will sprak In Ger
nian-PoIiticRl Notes.
There will be two important Republic
can meetings to~-niSht,ou. or the island
and the other in the Eighth ward. Capt.
DOvener, who has been speaking through
the county, comes to Wheeling from
West Liberty. where he will speak this
afternoon. He will address the citizens
OF the Seventh ward this evening ut
Bridge Park told fair gsounds) where a
stand has been erected. He Is sure to
have mn immense crowd In attendance.
The people from over :Ne river will no
doubt be glad to hear tie same doctrine
preached that was ehunclated by Hon. c.
L. Weems Thursday night. There will
be plenty OF room.
In the Eighth ward this evening. al
the stand on Water street, between For
tlsth and Forty-first streets, Hon. II. W.
Chernuny. of New York. one OF the most
eminent German sound money orators
IN the country. will address the people
or that section az the city and vicinity,
It behooveS all Germans who are In SYM
PATTY with honest currency to attend.
The u. Il. DOvencr and G. W. Atkinson
clubs will attend in a body. DR.. C. A.
Aschman Will preside. II the weather,
should rot Prov proDitlOuE the meeting
will be .icld in Mozart hall.
Can't. Dovener made two speeches yes
terday. and At both places he was greet
ed with enthusiastic crowds. At Roney's
Point in h afternoon he spoke for two
hours. The school hous. was crowded,
and manywere earnest listeners on the
outside. Addison Israel and Chas. Hen
ming followed Capt Dovcner. speaking
briefly.
At Elm Grove last evening Congress
man Dovener addressed n large audi
ence in the Town hall. Mr.. Ralph Nc
Coy presided.s The hall was packed to
suffocation. but every man stayed
through the hour and Il half that the
Captain occupied IN %cnthuSinE them. II
was one Of the most c%reiitable meetings
that Congressman Dovcner has ad-
dressed.
The Republicans OF Bridgeport held
a o enthusiastic meeting last night,
which was addressed by Hon. c.. l..
Wcems. MeIster'S band was out, and
added TO the enjoyment OF the occasion
by their tuneful strains. Red fire was
burned. n the enthusiasm was at fever
heat. Hon. William Alexander presided
over the meeting. MIR. Weems' address
was 4 O convincing argument in IA
vor OF sound money, and u chance to
earn Il.
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Warrington brewery Sold.


WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug. 97.-Thc
sheriff sold to-day the Washington
brewery. owned by c. p. COrlctt. for
merly Of Cleveland. 10 Henry Zclt for
$500. Judgments amounting to $500
have been entered against Corlctt. The
brewery Ia the only one In Washington.
and the general opinion Is that 1t was do
Ing a large business. COrlc,t'E was the
only liquor license granted ut the spring
court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

DON'T trinc away time when you
have cholera morbus or diarrhoea.
Fight them In the beginning with De-
Wits Collie & Cholera Cure. You don't
have TO wait for results: they are in
Simultaneous. and It leaves the bowels
In healthy condition. Charles r. Goetze.
corner Twelfth and Market streets:
Bowie < Co. bridgeport. Peabody &
son. BenwOod. G
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Aug. ~
Three pcrrons lost their lives In n fire
this morning In John LunIin's saloon.
100 Washington Ven South. They
were: Henry Dulun. Gust Anderson and
A.. l.. Anderson. They were sleeping on
the third il00r and were sufnCatcd I'm
bed. Christ Anderson md Charles Mat
tcson were badly burned.
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THE HIBERNIANS
Have u Great Day ut Wheeling
Park Yesterday.
FINE WEATHER AND BIG CROWD

In Making tho plcmic Given by
rnrhr Division aud tho Ladies' hu,ii-
larry One OF tho Most succcsshi Ever
Held In the City-ONcr rwrnty-nyc
Hundred People Attend ani Iinjoy tho
Amu'ements Arranged by the Commits
tee.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
BY order. OF It's Board OF Directors. n
majority OF the directors being present
and COncurrlnG. n special meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Wheeling 4 Elm
Grove Railroad Company Is called TO DO
held OF the office OF the company In Wheel
Ing. West Virginia. on Thursday. Scptem-
Der II. lSgj. at 10 o'clock u. m.
WILLIAM earle,
HulI Secretary.
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ELEGANT turtle lunch at the St.
Charles hotel Tonight. You are welcome.
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ATTENTION, SOUND MONEY MEN

here viii be a meeting of teN National Democratic Association of Ohio County ttek Head.
quarter" Rooms land fmbB Building at E45 p m Friday evening August 2S Business OF
mPUnIee VIII DC Transacted, and the presence of all In sympathy win. the. movement Is
earnestly requested t....' NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION OIL ONO COUNTY,
g ET. Il1R o CTS rJTTTrS, ocro.,rv ~ .H
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BALE.

lly virtue Of n decd OF trust. innlo by
Innlcs W. DlnCh md Nancy Il. Dincli. HIS
VIE, AMI John Dinch 10 me, ns trustee.
herring date on the frgt day Of April. 1899,
ma now OF record In tho Clcrk'S Office OF
Tho county cOnrt OF Ohio county, WcSt
Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust Book No, ~.
page 80. | Will on
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF SEP
TENDER. 1890.
Hcll ut public auction on tho promises
hereinafter described tho real estate do
Scribcu IN raid deed OF trust, that IL to Sny.
NIL That certain trnCt OF lind situated on
tho waters Of C~RFtlcmnn'S Run. In tho
district OF Liberty, Ohio county, West Fir-
Elnla, and adjoining tho ~ OF Joseph
Rodgers and others. aud bounded and de-
EcrihCd ns follows: beginning ut u white
oak In Jos, MCCnusland's limo and running
thence north lG' east 81 poles to n stake:
thence south 10 east 10 poles to n stake
near tho barn on said land: thence south
So east ~ poles to n black walnut. corner
TO lands OF johnson l.. Carbon aud 9TH
crS; thence south s. east lGI poles to n
thence north lS' 30' west Nc poles to u
sugar tree, corner TO lands OF Joseph Nc
CauslnnJ; thence north l?' west 10 poles
and 10 links TO the place OF beginning. and
containing f0rty.slS 90 acres and two ()
roOds, moro or less, this being tho same
property TINT was conveyed 10 James W.
nlnCh and John DInch by Julia 4. prnll
and Robert l.. Prull. her husband, by decd
bearing date March Is. 1893. and now OF
record In the clerks Office Of tho county
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia.
TERMS OF SAI.E-One-thlrd OF tho
purchase money and as much more ns the
purchaser may elect TO pay In cash oil day
OF Sale. the balance in two equal pay
mcnts ut one and two years. tho purchaser
executing HIS notes with approved per-
sOnul security for the deferred INSTALL
mcnts, with interest from day OF sale,
the Interest on the second deferred In
siullm"nt payable annually: the title to
said property TO 10 retained until said
notes nro lifted.
JOHN L. DUNLAP,
nui TrustCO
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REAL ESTATE
FOR RENn

IS - |
No S,.S S55 Ataln street, roorus, bot,
Nc, ~ Main street, mIoon with
fixtures. 49, ""il Var
no. b32 MARKET street, . 'o0lnlIit
20. 90 hl&hucrnth stree, '''"'", Il
NO 20 All"G'H Sd
no JAZZ warren street. ''"'''u
!~iChilenCC WUudsdnlc ''"'.s. 81
no. VIZ Main street, store r,,,, 700. !G
Sthblc = u VI German I,,,L I''"I. '.n, N
ltrhlutnCu Pleasant NnIi,D "'"'", Il
i~!cbiIelCo Pleasant vnllGy ''",
10, ~ Fourteenth gtrrrI ''''''""
NO wv Alnln street, : rynufI '., -
GfchCcnt Place. i-rOumrl Lnr. ''', u
Y rooms Inengu Mt Valley "'',, IA
NO ZlOI Main street, . roOius '''''', ~
FOR SALE. Va
No. 1923 N"COllOch g,rr,,
10. ll65 MQGOllOch street,
NO. Gi Seventeenth street,
No, " SlXtC"nih street
No. 60 North Front ptroc,
Nos. az nnd ijl National r,.,
biE-r0OmCd hUUEr Prninsr'',' "''
Nos. l?2 and i22l4 Market s,r.,,
Ing. '"''' ana OWEN.
Lot on South Front street.
lots MCAirrhrn.
4 lots Elm Grove,
Lot WOodsdalc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

ELEGANT turtle lunch at the ST.
Charles hotel tonight. You are welcome.
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FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS.
FOR SALE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

Tho National Collection Agency, 3.
Washington, d. c.. will dispose Of iae !"'
lowing judgments:
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HOUSES AND LOTS nor SliF

~ good Investment corner Tv.,oh
l'Oif streets, '"'"'h AL
No. lCl Sixteenth street. 10, s,r,o g..
j iinu residence IN Pleasant vS,iT,s,e:i
Nos. In aud 49, Seventeenth 49,
No. S EcDtllpky street, 1 rGGug'
No. 0 Kentucky street. LOT 85Iii, ,,,
n limo residence on NirginIa .FsL
modern CONVENIENCE: price lDw "''~ ~
No, 22l? chapline street, lprr. 81.
building. "'h' sH:t
No. Is 18th street. : rooms md stain.
no, lN lIth street. & rooms All ~
Lot cornCr Main and S!KtrrTib rAbs
No. l2l iitli street, I rooms anIi re-
No. 1879 Chhpllne street, : yoops
No. 1913 ChUpline street. 3 room,
Lot OF Main ST., between g9d ma -,
. lots on North Wabash sirrsi ~'sa
No. 81 South broadway, Tc.it.o., 49,,
E. iIHEhes, EaQ. OIL
Lot iGxl3Q SOrth York stree.
lot No. 20 Indiana St. : ro5Ts mod
No. q n. Wabash St, 6 rooms wgl''a
4 fine lot In Pleasant Valley >"s4h
No. u Vermont street. / roCrag. Ia, ,,,,,
tect: ;I.GU0. 'Ili
The Bloch property OF North NAH S.
MONEY TO LOAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
SALE.

by virtue Of n deed OF trust made by
Charles Kunkel md GeOrginG Kunkcl, his
wife. to the undersigned trustee. bearing
date on the 18th day OF August. a. d. 1887,
and recorded In the office OF tho clerk OF
tho county court for Ohio county. West
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. q
page 500, the said trustee will, on
SATURDAY. THE ETH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. A D. 1896.
proceed TO sell At public auction ut tho
front door OF the cour house OF said
county, In tho city Of Wheeling. the fol-
lowing described property: All that GER
tain piece or parcel OF ground situate and
being IN that part OF the city OF Wheeling
formerly called the Town OF South
Wheeling" In the county OF Ohio, stute OF
West Virginia. nni known as the south
one-half OF lot numbered five Is. y lot 81,
in square numbered sixteen uO. In tho
said city. together with all the Improve.
lnents situate thereon and thereunto be-
longing.
TERMS OF SALE-Crsh.
LOUIS +. STIFEL, Trustee.
J. c. IiERVEY. A%uctIoneer. auto
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

THE belmont iIrrwimg Co.'s "Innn-
hncIsrr" Hrcr Just out.
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jung hANs'A'H
WEST VIRGINIA.
Dclinrtou Coal and Coke Co, BciinSioIl'
$50 L.: Johu-L. Baker, l:luciivlJ, ~ -
i, Gillespie & Co., BrrlS, 81 81, Fa.''iT'
Norman X Co. l~irOUkv!Ilc. Sg ";
l.. RowCrmastcr, Br"cvt0n. s. 8 80
Schultz. CharlcStowu, SIS ~ I" y, " ",
tian. DlnErS,,. Siij. %; T.. !" HcncilEt, L.S'
hank, SlSI ~; 4. J. Baker, FCi!e.mI:'
SIG 90: c. Rogers. FrImcin|H. y p, 49,,
W. Sinner y Son. Freed. SO. DIV / ~
Grafton.$5SI@: Il. W. CowaH. H.,chSV'
Sg22i %; N. Parsons. NCndrlckS' g w. vans
Lyons, SD %: d. Krnnrly, rrc'yNE'3E
$il1 10; l.. n. Payne. rr"ryy.!'r : y
Payne * Beaver. prrryvillr. VI, w r
Wheeler, RuwlrShurg. 81, a; -
Wheeler, ROwlcsburS, 81 ~; Sicn'' pm
man Il CO., Rowlrshurs. ~ =: i d
CowECr & Co. RnwlCshuri. ~ ~ 74-o-
KENTUCKY
W. II. Smith, Harboursvtllc, $! %. ISsS'
crt Allen, huntsville. E.y2 s.; j. { - ~ =
CrOckcttvi.,C. ST. %; J. Z; Stewart %I.,rrSwS'
CuhuEo, IS 81. Moses Turner, EN"tt,%
$50 IL: Moses Turner, l%.vatiS, 81; : Wi,
Craft, Gabuard, $l Is; Il, !" \ :, r. tts"n.
GlHrE9w, 500 20; a. n, iGM MM,nS' iayns..
vile, Sl.6 So, W. s. Emmal. MiGJ''SSytNS:
SlO9 %; j. II. Turner u Co, MIMI i r
l., c. Bailey, Oil Springs, 900 b'' i,
0ulglcy. lgWeo Valley, ~ uir,,, co,
Tones. r~ittspurEh, s., u; t!ion S%'' RRci
PITTSBURGH. SO -; MatS | ~ Salt creek.
SIR q; Lcdtord Il Asher, Spring e'''"'
1851 80.
cnus. Mau.oom. Akron. &l5 4; 6, Sd !:
IInrIo 1rr,,tnn SiO Oh. John MIdaSd"' 80
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FOR RENT

nc Main St, > rooms. s. por mon,s
il6 Main St. : rooms. s. per morrh
Store room and dwelling En6n <, :,
Twcnty-siXth St. IS per month =
% acres OF pasture land dIJo.nla- city -
low rent. !"
Groom house on corner o' If,-,r,,.,
and 10th SITS, suitable Tor boar.,Is p oy'
SIS per month. ~
No. 81 9th st. : rooms. S per month
House. I rooms, corner OF lgth y ~
Alley f. 50 20 per month, ~
2@2G Alley Z. 1 rooms lst floor. q y.
2@3c Alley E. ? ROOMS q Goor, & -.
month. -
las 10Th st.. 3 room. s. 81 por month,
l0G 18th St. 3 room. IS 81 per month,
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If You enjoy n turtle lunch 30 to the
st. Charlcs hotel tonight.
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KENTUCKY
ONO.

Crus. MHIIroom. Akron. ~ ~, Van SD.
IIartc. 1rOutOn, $40 ": John MAH"S"'
crNn pIDS TO
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LABOR DAY..
TRUSTEES SALE.

illR CrS vTrT ~loc,.otn1.y
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-18
CRY FROM INDIA FOR OUR CORN.
Distress BEGINNING to be Felt in the
Coded Districts of Madras.

London. Nov. III a. ma Times
correspondent telegraphs from Alfalfa
bad, India:
Distress is beginning to be felt in the
coded district of Madras.
1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Campbell, a British
missionary, writes from Cuddapah urg-
ing the importing OF American maize,
which, he says, is half the price of
wheat and would find a ready sale in our
up-country villages. 1t is grown in many
parts OF the coded districts, and from
its resemblance to cholam would be
preferred to either rice or ragi, while it
could be sold much cheaper than any of
the Indian grains.
If the government will not under
take such q work, surely there are mer-
chants in Madras prepared to benefit the
public, with a prospect of a fair profit.
Maize would also find ready sale in
Upper India"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-18
Az Elssaur SvBuRsAa REsDescs
or SALE.

Desiring TO move 30 the city ofYer for
sale my place near Raleigh It contains
about o hundred and sixty acre on
when is small one-story dwelling house
or SIX rooms ca riage house, barns stables
Q G., and an elegant new " o-story owelIfng
no sc OF ten rooms. with wat~r-cl osets and
other modern imp ovements This is the
prettfest place In Walk cnunty Uelfehtful
IN summer, com f0rta hIe I'm winter and with.
an three mites the CAPITOL over a macWd-
amized road. Terms easy Fitle perfect.
sSPIER WHITAKER.
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Terms, are Cash. of Which
Three Thousand DaIIarS

must be paid ON day of sale and a&a
balance on the confirmation OF ties
'eport of sale.
For information address the s<ssss
missioner.
r. T. GRAY,
Commissioner, Raleigh, N. q.
July 25. 1896
NOTICE
Under the provisions Of the decree pof
sale, the above nd ertised sale has been
nestp0Mad until Wednesday. Octoher IA
$780, af l2 a'@loaF IN. Il. r. GRAY,
Commissioner.
NOTICE
"a az the provisions of the secsee fR8le.
the al,v&o az yrrused sale has been post
poned until Wednesday, November Is, 1866
atl2 clock II, r. 7 GRAY,
Commissioners
SeptesbeF ~ 1s06
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c. 7 MA
Life insurance Com Daa.,
~ hartford. c0sa

a.seas sAa, zco, -
zsrrsus $3.50 I'd
Has Dees46 otng business In North Caro-
for thirty wears
Its new policies provide HANDSOME ~"
and CASH suaEEscEE VALUES. All po's-s,
frcontestaOIe afpsr ONE YEAR.
IT'S PFC Hfuw RATES and RATE or eSFaff{
ARE LOVER thau any of its competitor
This eoIs paay enjoys the UNIQUE dlaNss
tton C having INCREASED EVERY GtsEs9H
EVERY YEAH FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
It's FINANCIAL RECORD and It's Pa0sF Pc
MEKT OF EEaTa LOSSES, commands she sss-s
SION OF .aose desiring Insurance.
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BUoKLRN's ARNT0A sALvB.

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands.
Childblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
items, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price rs cents per bex. For sale
by Sekz Y. MacRae.
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STATE NEWS.

After preaching in Charlotte Monday
night, bishop Galloway secured pledges
amounting to $4,000 to build Trinity
Methodist church.
The Marshall Shoe Company have
manufactured 5000 pairs Of shoes since
their establishment last February. Mar
shall Republican.
Capt E. l.. Pearce, q member Of the
Board of Commissioners Of New Hanover
county, died last Sunday morning at his
residence, SCOTS Hill, after an illness of
several months In the Goth year Of his
Wilmington Star
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Tate Blair, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
E. S. Blair, and Mr. r. M. Gwyn. the
event to be celebrated in the First Pres
byterian church, North Wilkesboro, at 8
o'clock, Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th.
The Fayetteville Observer notes the
sudden death Of Mr. d. McGrady, OF that
place, on Sunday morning. About $50
o'clock that morning Mr.. Grady was in
his yard on Green street, playing with
his two children, when he suddenly
rushed into the ouse exclaiming that his
head was about to burst open with pain.
He died in a very short while. A num-
Der Of years ago he was kicked on the
head by horse, and ever since he has
been complaining Of pains in his head
and on several occasions remarked that
he thought he would die from that cause.
40 CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bremae Qaisiae Tablets.
All druggists refund t&e msaey ii it
faais IN cure. 260
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IMPORTANT
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Tbs undersigned commissioner, 81,
pointed - decree OF tbs suDurfas
Court of Dare county, North CarolsaH.
Ia an action wherein JaTaes z. CAareA
rustee, la plaintiff, and NJ. Y. Wares.
trustee, and John Fox are defendsaaas
win, under and by virtue Of the tsrma
of said decree expose 20 public nAls ne
the Courthouse of Dare county, lR
Manteo. North Carolina. ON
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To the Public.

Notice is terehy given thst I have lost
cert AGATE No 59Si for 10 shares of stock ia
the O Do tntan Buildl8g & Loan Aas3-
citation, of Richmond va 81 that rave
applied to- he said Hss citation to reissue TO
nae certificate covering tne same.
G. Is. ALLRN.
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Notice to City Tax-Payors.

EFThe city tax list for 1895 has been
placed in my hands for collection; will
be in my Office for that purpose, every
day from q. m. to 4 p. IN. All taxes
not paid hy December 1st, are subject
to a penalty Of Per ce-t and an add
tienal ] per cent. on the first dag of
each meath thereafter until paid.
w. b. HUTCHINGS,
Gity Tax Colchester.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-12-27
CHRISTMAS IN ASTORIA.
How the Day Was Spent hy. Citizens
Generally.

Christmas was beautiful day. the
weather being sunny and pleasant. and
while II was very quietly spent yet II
was a typical Christmas tide. The city
was well decorated and the majority OF
the people celebrated the great festival
In becoming manner,
At Grace Church there was service
at $50 and II a. m. and at 3 o'clock
at Holy Innocents' Chapel East Asto-
ria The decorations OF Grace Church.
as usual. were elaborate and beautiful.
The music was most excellent. and the
sermon by the Rev Mr.. Short was one
to be remembered.
At the Roman Catholic Church SER
vices were held at $50 and 1890 a. m.
At the early service the music was rem
dered by the young ladies OF the con-
vent The choir at the 1890 service
gave an elaborate rendition OF Leon
ards Third mass in B-fat. Mrs. Col
ton sang the offertory. and during the
collection the choir sang "Adeste FL
deles." Mrs. Cearns at the organ and
as leader of the choir, again demon
strated her ability as musician. Faith
er Dielman received a very handsome
Christmas present from his parish. The
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion.
The entertainment at the barracks
by the salvation Army in the afternoon
was a great success. Refreshments
were served 10 all,
In the evening about 800 uermans, with
their little ones, gathered at Foard &
Stokes new hall, where there was a
huge Christmas tree, lots of fun, and
music, Christmas is the great German
feast Of the year, and the day is devot-
ed to the little ones, Everyone would
have been convinced of this had they
seen the happy faces OF the children as
they slid about on the smooth floor as
II on frozen mill pond
At Mr.. Will Heckards on the Lewis
\ Clarke there was a large party in
the evening as well as another one at
the Chadwell school house.
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LUMBERMEN TALK.
Want Protection and Determined to
Prove II.

Minneapolis. MINI. December 2s.-
Representatives Of the lumber interests
OF the northwest met today at the West
Hotel in conference with Congressman
Tawney. Of the ways and means COM
mittee; Congressman Fletcher and Con-
gressman-elect Morris, OF the Sixth dis
trict. over the duty on lumber, which
Is to be made part OF the new tariff
bill. In general It seemed that a tax
imposed on rough lumber was favored.
The meeting was attended by the off,
GERS and directors Of the Mississippi
Valley Lumbermen's Association in a
body, in addition 10 number Of local
lumbernen. s. T. Mcknight and T. B.
Walker. Of this city. will attend the
hearing OF the ways and means com
mittee in Washington. which Congress
man Tawney announced for December
81, as representatives Of the lumber In
terests OF the Northwest. Lum bermer
propose an aggressive campaign to Sc
cure protection for their business and
after making Congressman Tawney
thoroughly familiar with the need FOL
such legislation. demonstrated TO hin
today that they viii make a strong
fight before the committee for wha
they are after. In working for Iegisla
ton the lumber interests have neve
been so united as in the present case.