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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-07-16
PERSONAL POINT S.


Tuesday.
Leo Wilcox was up TO Larned to |
see his solid girl, Sunday.
Master Willie Putnam was visiting
friends in Clafin. last week.
Mrs. Belle M. Wood is taking her
summer vacation in Chicago.
Mrs. G. II. russo, east OF town. is
visiting relatives in Wisconsin,.
Fred Galloway, of Clafiin, was Wis
iting friends in town, Sunday.
Clay Lucas was in from Heller
Saturday, to get the convention news.
Mrs. c. Birdsall, formerly of this
city, is IN town visiting with relatives.
= o. W. Devine and wife were down
from Heller Monday to see the ball
game.
Mrs. John NJ Harris, east of town,
is visiting in Illinois for couple of
weeks.
Rev. L. C. Schnacke and family
returned last week from their months
outing.
Fred Helm and Miss May Bosse,
of Ellin wood, took in the ball game
Tuesday.
Mrs. Albertson, daughter of Geo.
Stryker, returned home to Colorado,
Thursday.
Sam Shattuck and D. W. Humph-
rey were over from the north side last
Thursday.
Henry Sprinkler. the handsomest
man in Ellinwood, took in Mondays
ball game.
A. West and family left Wednesday
for summer vacation in the Colorado
mountains.
Frank Russell, a Rush Center at
torney, was doing business in Great
Bend Saturday.
Mrs. W. N. Stevens and sister,
Julia Wesley will rusticate i'll Colorado
for week or SO,
Prof. Lodkhearrand Charlie Bacon
came up from EllinWood, Monday, to
see the ball game.
Frank Merten was down, from
near Albert, Saturday; the first time
for near month.
Tom Ely came mp from Hutchin'
son, Tuesday. to visit with friends and
see the ball game.
T. II. Butler, delegate to the St.
Louis free silver convention. will leave
for that city Sunday.
| Frank Dell, ST., has been laid up
at home for some days with something
like partial paralysis.
| sc. W. Moses returned Friday
from Chicago. Mrs. Moses will visit
in Illinois for month.
Mrs. ]. J. Chapel. of Colorado, is
/ in the city on visi. to her sisters.
Mesdames Ed 8. Marx and Will Kelly
Mrs. Klein, mother of Henry, and
his sister, Mrs. Smith, came up from
Ellinwood Saturday to visit for q few
days.
Freddie WEIGH. of Clafiin, spent
several days the past week visiting
friends in the city.
| 81. D. Book and Ed Isern were two
of Ellinwood's good citizens to see the
ball game Monday.
Miss Clara Ward. of Ellinwood
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin, Mrs. z. Z. Putnam.
Editor Wilkinson and wife, OF
Ellinwood, witnessed the Shamrocks
and the Hutchinson lads crossing bats,
Monday.
Max Shafer and sister were VI
from our east side neighbor to see the
Shamrocks annIhilate the boys from
the salt town.
George Harper, j. w. Livesay, j
W. Racsy and A. Bryant were quar-
tette of Fairview township men doinf
business in town Monday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-07-16

Mos Lou Grey, daughter of Geo. C.
Grey of Y heatlrnd township. returned
this week fromBoaton. Mat, where
she has been teaching school for q
numder of years.
Evening star., 1896-07-28
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Washington, July "a. 1896
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON TUESDAY,
AUGUST FOURTH, 1896, to furnish the District
of Columbia twelve volumes of photo-lithograph
pIats OF the subdivisions OF land In that part OF
the city Of Washington formerly known as
Georgetown ID. C.; work to be done on Byron
w.son's linen ledger paper. bound In full leather,
with Philadelphia patent back and canvas covers.
Full information can be obtained upon inquiry at
the Office OF the assessor, u. G. certificate Of
deposited with him $50 must accompany each
bill. The right to reject any all bids Is
served. JOHN w. ROSS, GEORGE TRUESDEII.,
CH ARIES +. POWELL. Commissioners, d. C.
jy2S-3t
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BOARDING.

TIE AUBURN. I'D ST. AND PA. AVE. NV, on
line Of cable cars; large, cool rooms with board
for transient O psrmanent -boarders; terms reas
enable. ty2-tf
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FOR RENT-JOHN
Cor. r and Sth ,
1920 18th, new, ,12r. s
1@I-9-11 14th. 11r.
1903 Q NV, 1Or.
12O7-9-11 Q NV. Tor .
16O9-11 18th NV. .10r.
423 4th NV, 12r.
1911 S NV. Tor.
1902 VT ave, Sr.
152S-30 I NV. ar.
3l2 Del av he, 7r. .
1852 3lst st. 9r.
1904 vt ave, Tr.
1903 Linden.
W7 F NV, }r.
46 D Sc, 6r........
ty2j-tf
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FOR RENT
1885 1lth nw 9r, ami - BOO 4th ne, Or. 630
POPS Hillyer pl 11r. mi so 1913 nv, Or. 30
1859 14th. 10r. MI $50 sO5 D ne, 6f. rs 80
4O1 II sr ami. $3.50 S13 18th ne, 5r. Ii so
317 No NV, 10r&b 80 63S O ave. Or. so
l4O6 Corcoran u, ami 30 2807 Olive nv, Or 13 so
3 NV, 7r. stable. q. 50 421 18th se 6r 13 80
HOS 10th nv. w.6rdcb. 225O 1907 Sc, IL 80
1900 10th NV, 7r. 1850 Al Fenton pl nw,br. 9 60
1908 Vt NV. Or. II OOI l27 sw, 6r. so
ty16-th. .s&tu ROBERT Z. BRADLEY, 1903 st.
FOR RENT-1233s N. Y. AVE: BROOM BRICK;
In perfect order; modern improvements. Apply
to owner, C. @. DUNCANsON, 9th and d SITS.
NV. ty22-6t
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FOR RENT ,l219-23 goth st. Or % 80
17+7 1sth 1Or mi 800 90 l1l4-lG E. 9r mi. 20 SO
1877 18th. 1Or, mi 1870 26O4 l., Or mi 20 so
lab L, 9r. .stO&ccl. 1850 lO14 2sth 6r mi % so
454 d. store Il Or. $500 l425 35th 6r mi. ~ %
3O%3 P, i6r, mi. $500 7l5 23d 6r GEL mi IS 80
21 Il LIT, mi. .....G .G5.U 1927 18th, 5r. 30
1873 y, l2r mi. 5000 1895 Pa av, dat, 4rabl s "
1892 T. l1r, Gel. mi $3.50 3O4s Z, Or, mi l6 80
1919 31st 12r, mi 80 2224 l. 5r water. Is 50
2034 l. Sr. fur, mi. $3.50 2DO9 ave, 7r. 1890
2O2O n, 1Or mi. .45 90 Alb I'D, Gr, wa L 80
1l3J 18th. 10r, mi. 1880 SO \ av, 5r ". .143O
9lO-12 I'D, 10r mi. ~. 80 24O2 Va av, 6r&
Dos q, 1Or. eel I'd. sta 40 On Gel, water. L. 30
AS 10TH 81, w&g. 90 1723 F. 6r wa. l3 80
3037 NJ sto&cel. 80 1882 Z, 6r wa .13 20
2S17 Q, 7r. cel mi 81 10 2416 " 6r wa l3 90
2l23 +. Tor. mi 80 2l22 X r'r 4r wa II so
11O7 ii av. 7r.m3O.50 1862 Both. Or. W. IL so
1897 Pa av, fat ,5r. .3O. so 29O9 VI, store ~ 80
!sSt 5th. sr, $3.50 134 I'D, 5r. 230
1920 Pa ave. lOr&b. iii Ne, sr sta, w L. 80
w&S 30 50 1920 18th, 4r, w.. 30
215l L. 7r&cel, mi 30. 50 10 II sw 5r wa l2 30
2l46 !. 9r mi. =. =. .2S.5O Sl3 10Th, Sr 10 20
21262S II, Sr, mi. % so 2315 Va av Ar w. 10 so
1903 esth, 9r mi .25.5O 6O711 31s ne 4r,w. 10 80
70 18th. store, 25.JD 100 18th me- 81 wa 10 80
1881 3Oth, Sr, mi. Is so 4S2 La ave, Office
221S II. 7r. mi. 81. 30 -ooms. IS 10 & Is
1915 Kingman Or mi p 80 1913 I'D, 5r. 10 90
920 24th. Sr.cel. mi. =. 30 527 26th 10 90
261G1S L.6r. eel. mi y 30 3O2J Sherman av 5r 10 90
3237 +. 9r&b. wxg. q so 1922 Valley, 5r 10 90
See tomorrow's Star for our other list
WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave,
~ tut
Evening star., 1896-07-28

BAR.;ES & CO.,
1t. NV.
20 Quincy ne. Or, mi 20. SO
728 4th ne, Or, mi. 20. 50
52S Tenn ave ne, Or
and stable, mi. .17.5
232 Fla ave NV,
large room. m......$16.N
OFFICE ROOMS.
Baltic bldg.
Capital Bank bldg.
typographical Temple.
Evening star., 1896-07-28
FOR RRNI-HOUsEs.
FtRkIsHED.

two months. nw,s 4 large bed rooms: dining
room on parlor fSeE slnss china. linen, etc. !;
price, $25. Address Hox 1885, Star ONCE. jy2S2t'
Evening star., 1896-07-28
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
IT Is NOT KNOWN THAT ANY ONE EVER AT
tempted to pay out much solid cash as we
do for gents discarded garments. Look us up
JUSTHS OLD STAND, 619 ID NV. jy2S
". WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETFC
tive agency-Confdential communications promptly
attended to; Office open all hours; best refs Es-
tablished $780, Supt., $50 ST. NV jy15-1ms
Evening star., 1896-07-28
FOR EXCHANGE.

COTTAGES AND BUILDING LOTS on BALTIC AND
Wash. electric II. X. to exchange for city prop
erty; cars soon to be running. f. X. GORDON,
91S 81. iy2s3ts
FOR EXCHANGE-VALUABLE LOTS IN BEI.AIR
Heights, near Mass. extended, for house OF
8 to 10 looms, of 18th and north OF /. sts
W. X. ELLIS 525 1lth st. jy27-3ts
Evening star., 1896-07-28
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FUR. ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
OILY; most desirable location: DeiShborhood 18th
and q sts.; rooms on ID floor. on Sd; highest
references required. Address Box 157, Star Of
lY2S-2te
Evening star., 1896-07-28
WANTED-LOTS.

wANTED-PARTIES WHO ARE CARRYING;
ground and want TO exchange for improved prop
erty. p.y:n, good rental. have several houses In
The northwest or northeast; also business prop
srty that will exchange for ground In any
tion of the city. suitable to build.
H. 5. DONALDSON. Real Estate Exchange,
Phone 4i3. Cy.5-3t 942 F. ST. NV
Evening star., 1896-07-28

FOR RENT-1733 nth ST. NV, 13 ROOMS
and BATH furnished, $s5; unfurnshed. :. $sS o.
2S2O 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. 80 On
1907 7th st., Mt. Pleasant, rooms and bath ~. u
2C13 G st. NV, rooms and bath. ......... 80 On
24O7 n st. NV, rooms and bath. ......... 25 s,
"a? 9Th st. ne. rooms bath and cellar. so
Phi]a. st, BrOOkand. rooms, bath and Gel
lnr: large lot stable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25. .O
tJ2o-St REDEORD w. WALKER & son, 1OO6 + ct
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISAED.

FOR RENT-BY
HILL JOHe:STON,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1903 Pennsylvania ave.
1871
Evening star., 1896-07-28

FOR RENT-1325 18TH
NV, 12r&ba. ...$53. sc
5 y Y av, 9r&b. ~. .U
l113 18th NV, ,6r&b. 80. W
2209 l. NV. 7r&b. .26.W
1872 d Sc. lOr&h. .g. 81
1904 Camb'ge, ,9r&h %. u
iy2s-If IL l..
Evening star., 1896-07-28

FOR KENT
6AELES W. HANDY,
$40 18th st. NV.
1.O1 X St. n.w 1Of. 4 b. .$45. 90
1913 X st. n w., 1Or. 4 &b.................. 1900
213 st. NV, 12r. ............ IS. 90
No - Dt. NV, AEr. 40O0
ll6 st. NV, Or. 81. 90
2,05 NJ st. NV, Or, 9T,....................... 5000
WS = ST. NV, Sr. 40. 5000
SD 18th st. NV. Or. 1880
1y1-1m
FOR RENT THE PLEASANT RESIDENCE no7 Q
st. NV; toons; all MI large yard; SIS. 80
per month In advance. Inquire within or Mt $40
9th st myl3
FOR RENT 10Y st re. Or. :. .21 so
172D Oreg .9r&b $50 90 $40 LIST OrSb. .2l SO
92i 23d st, 1Or&b. As. 90 1908 Meridian ave.
7O3 sv, 0rdkb. $500 Mt Pleasant, 7r. 20. 42
435 .sr&b3O.O 90 916 C Sc, 6r&b. -. rs 80
1923 Pierce p 6r&b. d. 30 2T16 Poplar st, 6r IL 20
SIS 1st Sc, 7r&b. "a so 1910 Wand ct, 1000
926 18th. .st&ds 4r&b2o 90 329 st ne 4r&w. 8. 30
1906 sw, 6r&b. so RI 1854 K, Ar (coD s. 90
1y1S-tf DEEBLE, DAVIS CO.. 1919 NV.
FOR RENT-1717 DE SALES, 1oR., GEL, NEW.
1924 I7th st. l5r. .$65. .OO 1897 st, 7r&b 20 90
1905 Vt ave, 10r&b. ~. .0O 1918 ave. Sr. 20 90
ESQ I'd ne, 6r6b. .2A.O w i133 n Ut nw 6r . Is 80
5e22 THOS W. HUNGERFORD. 1919 H st.
FOR RENT-NEw RESIDENCE, 1882 10TH ST.
NV; bed rooms. parlors. reception hall, dining
room room KITCHEN. &c furnace. &c; to good tenant, sSs
yenent locality; only $25 month.
jy3-tf DIGGES & FAIRFAX. 6i3 18th st. NV.
FURNISHED Or UNFURNIsHED.
Evening star., 1896-07-28

FOR RENT-TllE LARGER PART OF A l4-RtpOM
house, consisting Of parlor dining room, kitchen,
SIX bed rooms and bath: all in perfect order:
rent moderate. Inquire sos 11th st. NV. ty25-3ts
Evening star., 1896-07-28

721 9th ne, crib. .18. SO
S02 y II ave, 6r. .13.D
1922 10th. 6r. 30
1882 Sd se. 6r. -. 1880
229 POmeroy Ct, Ar. .. 80
1924 West ct, 5r. 30
i216h I'd It se. 5r. $50
RUST sos 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1896-07-28

wANTED-NIt'E ROOMS AND BOARD BY YOUNG
and wife. Columbia Heights Mount
Pleasant preferred. Address II. II. W., Star
office. jy2S-2ts
wANTED-BY YOI-N,; MAN. FURNISHED ROOM
In family speaking German French constantly
objection northeast. Address STUDENT.
Star Office. G2S3ts
Evening star., 1896-07-28

FOR RENT-A DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL AND
pleasant room: southern aud eastern exposu:e;
nice ly furnished bath, ETC.. private family; t. rms
very reasonable. Please inquire Of janitor, 013
NJ st. NV. jy2S-6t
Evening star., 1896-07-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.


100 18th st. 12r. $75 90, 1922 i9tn st. sr sos 40
1881 l. ST, l2r. 1000 10S Green's al ar. IL 80
!309 l. ST. hr. 100 Rear 1916 l. ST, Il. 10 80
l520 Corcoran Tor. 80 90 262O st, 5r.. SO
l927 18th ST. Or. .4O.O .OOl Stable rear l41t II st
JAMES ". GREEN,
yZS-St I'll 18th st.
Evening star., 1896-07-28

FOR RENT COM. ROOMS 2D FLOOR; FRONT
room, alcove; heat, gas and bath; purity fur. !;
$1S o. board and room for two, $50 and $40 per
NO. ref. ex. 1880 Corcoran st. jyZ7-2t'
Evening star., 1896-07-28

FOR RENT-FUR, VERY DESIRABLE FLAT OF
rooms and bath. No. .. The Frederick, cor.
9th and SITS. NV. jy25-3as
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FOR .RENTI11O2 13TH ST. NV, 2 DESIRABLE
furnished rooms on I'd hOOr, single suite; /;
also Sd story rooms; hall bed room, S. per month.
Evening star., 1896-07-28

S16 G st sw, Or. 1880
7O4 I'd st ne, 5r. 1920
5l5-19 n Cap st. .6r. 1880
2OO6-1O 18th NV, Or. 1900
212J Va NV NV. 8r. 1850
1873 Sd st NV. 6r. .17.3O
1893 1ith st nw,5r.16.OO
GIT l st NV, 7r. 1850
213 10th st Sc, Tor. 1900
CAT A st Sc, 6r. 1900
a X st nr, 6r. 30
1880 l. ne, Or. .l5. 80
So II Is ne. 6r. 1900
3ul-O3 i: NV. Or. rs. 80
4O7 Wash'n st, Or. .l4.3v
S22-2S 23d NV. 5r. .14.D
1923 G 5, sw, 6r. 1880
IS Myrtle he. 7r. 1900
1122 X st ne, 6r. Hoo
1902 Sth 1T ne. Or. .14.OO
/ 934 oath st n,v.6r. .14.31
SIT n st NV. Or. ..14.@
435 S!h st sw, 1r. 1900
1116 9th st sw, Or. .13. 30
S24 18th st lie, Or. II. so
AS Del av sw, Or. .12.5J
So Defrees st, Or. 100
1913 Cov'gton st, 4r. 1000
1910 n ] NV NV, ir. 80
1T0S 34th NV, Or. ~ 80
ion of the property on my
It office for bulletin issued
a. T.. WAGGAAfAN,
Evening star., 1896-07-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE, wElL-INPROvED
dairy farm, 100 acres in Montgomery county
Md ut r. R. station; good house Of rooms
and large cellar: barn. Franary; stablins for 20
cows; chicken corn and smoke houses; orchard
assorted fruits; fine garden; excellent well At
door, and finest spring in the county; furnishes
farming implements; four horses; two cows and
100 fowls go with place; possession at once:
terms, part cash, balance on long time Address
OLD AGE, Star office. jy25-3ts
FOR SALE-COUNTRY PLACE AT BARGAIN
Large house, 10 rooms; new; cellar, stable, &C.; (;
on Brentwood I'd. near new line electric cars;
only $3, 900. THE McIIACHI.iSN REAL. ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY, cor. 10th ard g. jy25-st
Evening star., 1896-07-28

FOR RENT-FURNISHED, TWO LARGE AIRY
front rooms; also two back rooms; all modern
improvements; nice location 21OS U st. nw.it-
FOR REST-TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
communicating rooms I'd floor; delightfully."-
cool, shady location; convenient to all car .ines
also room on 81 floor; rent low. 1919 18th st. NV
iyIx-p pus
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-05-07
A Quickly Prepared Dessert.

Although Ithe Bellamy system of housekeep-
ing has not yet been fully developed, the
women of the day are to be congratulated upon
the vast strides that are being made toward
convenience and economy in housekeeping,
and especially as regards the home bill Of fare
Ia this connection the Merrell.Soule Com
pany, of Syracuse, has come conspicuously to
the front with their None Such Mince Meat, a
material for desserts, the prominent features of
which are its wholesomeness, richness of flavor
and the remarkable short time IN which u con
be prepared for the table. AAA
The ingredients of this Mince Meat are pre-
pared by exact rule, and with the greatest care
In no kitchen in the land is there more
scrupulous cleanliness. The choicest apples
and the selected meat are chopped by steam
power. The currants are washed and re-
washed by the same method. The raisins are
seeded, the sugar ground, the spices liked,
and every operation performed with the skill
that would meet the approval of the most par
ticular housewife. The proprietors recognize
that the immense sales of their product rest
entirely on its being maintained at the high
est possible standard and it is their exp ni-
ence that those who try it once are unwil ing
to go back to the old laborious way of ma king
mince pies, but accept the new order of things
as thankfully as they do the sewing machine
or the electric light.
The Merrell Soule Company have issued a
charming booklet entitled Mrs. Pop kins'
Thanksgiving" written by one of our mos
popular humorous writers, which they are
sending free to all who send name and ad
dress.
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1He MARKETS.
p,11ssr

Pi1TsBoRo. Mayi
wHEAT-No red. 7sCdf7ot No red 7b@
zoe. spring wheat, 75g76o
CORNING 3 yellow eat, slH@Ssoi No .
shelied. saszd8bc high mired shelled, Bsyt0e
Doc. mixed ear. $50
oATs-No l white. 95Ce2bMo, No q DO,
zAG24Nc. extra No. white. 23ISl2to, hight
mixed. 22lsCe23o
nAY-No ! timothy, s,82bal6b0. No
timothy, OOt0iA50, mixed clover. slb OoCf
rs 25. packing tSbOaaOO, No. feeding prai.
rie. slibOGl200. wagon hay. iIo OOe2OOO TOT
timothy
BUTTER-Elgip creamery, i7dlso, Ohio.
ianny creamery. iAdl6o. fancy oonntry. roll
il0i2c; low grade and cooking, 1000
CHEESE = Fancy New York mil cream
large sire. a1sglOc: New York ns's iOGiO1at.
fancy Ohtos, Sl6dtac Wisconsin Swiss In tpbs
jAGl4]fo; limbureer, l21b@l9c. Ohio Swiss IN
tubs. lSIsGlIoi Swiss N square block, isna
Ild
EGGS - Strictly fresh PeDnsylvan,a and
Ohio. in cases IOs IOyso' seconds. aalOo. eonss
eggs. 2hCG3Oc.
PoULTRY-Lsrge live chickens, BsOt70c pc,
pa,r; hve chickens. small. bU0g55o. dressed
chickens. l2Dg l5c per ponnd. hve ducks, 65G1
65o per pair. dressed ihpi8o ne. pound. 1--we
turkeys. aiai0c per pound. dressed, lJ(gibe per
pound; live geese 6WGibo re, pNt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-05-07

the advtsability of having moro bishops
and that which will make n recon.
mendation on the proposition to mlti.
gate the severity of the rule governing
the itineracy of ministers
Bishop Foss said in an interview: IL
believe that more of the bishops than
not think our number should be in.
creased by three or four. The minority,
however. is very strong. My idea, IL
more bishops are chosen, is not to make
bishops Of India. China. Africa, eto.,
Int to have them bishops in general
sense. So that we can devote what time
,s necessary TO this country and certain
Of ms 90 to foreign land for what time
is needed 10 he devoted there. q"
Bishop Morrill, OF Chicago presided nt
the session and the first hymn was an
nounCed by Rev DIR. Hurlbut of the
Sunday School union. A fervent prayer
was offered by Dr. Hurlbnt.
Rev. II A. Buchtol Of Indiana de.
sired the Episcopal address read in every
pnlpit The conference adopted reso
luton TO send copy to each pulpit DR.
Mueller of Cleveland presented reso
lution favoring arbitration for all Eng
lish. speaking countries. which was
adopted and copy ordered sent to the
president of the United States
The resolutions pictured at length the
horrors of war. and announced that tho
English speaking countries of the world
had too much in common tor risk the
lives and treasures of their people in 4
bloody conflict The resolutions further
reported in favor of AN arbitration com
mission
Rev A. F. Kolaszewski, pastor Of thu
Independent Polish Catholic Church o.
the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed
Virgin Mary. and also the head of thu
independent Polish movement in tn,
United States. has approached Chaplain
McCabe with proposition TO turn hi
ohnrch with it's congregation. to tn,
Methodist denomination
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-05-07
WOMEN WITHDREW,
NEVERTHELESS CONFERENCE
WILL LIKELY SEAT THEM.
Ipcrease of Bishops Expected-Bishop
Foss Says He and other Bishops
Think Three or More Should be
Observation-Disclosures Favored.

CLEVELAND, May 5.-The supporters
Of tho women delegate cause claim that
they have certainly won the victory and
that the final vote will seat the women
Their opponents, however, while they
conceded that the other side has had a
large majority of the delegates from the
start. declare their belief that the lido
was turned by the speeches in the con.
ference. The debate was resumed in
the conference this morning at ~
o'clock
The women sent in statement retir.
ing in the interest of harmony until the
question is settled The reports Of the
majority and minority were then made
and debated.
The i3 standing committees and the
special committee on the Epworth
Leaugue have organized permanently
and began work today Among them
are the committee which will consider
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-05-07
NEp SoER. Ma, 4

NHp NoER. MAY
WHEAT -srot market i"wtt Nc Z red
ME-. No I hard 7U'9o
CORN-Srot mnrkrt inactive. No &. sI1Io
OATS Spot market tbser. Nc 2. 2I,so
CATTLE Market active ard higher Ma
tive steers. poor to PRIME ~ OSGI7S. stsgs
and oxen 50 75a425. bulls lUhda6O. dis
uring fed . 25gSG5 dry cows SI.bs@3OO
SHEEP AND LAMBS Market toI sheep
quiet Unshoru sheep Dierior TO prime.
s. s5d46O clipped dc common TO prime s3 IN
b3Q5. unsborn lambs, ordinary to choice
s5.87 1sg5 62Is clipped do, common 80 choice
81 2595 80. southern sprIns lambs. ssS;1a@
425. state do. Sl.25G5UO
HoGS-Market dull at So 7OaaVO
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PITTsBuRo NAV 4

CATTLE Receipts tar. 81 cars Oh snla;
demand isir, , market higher We Quote prices
~ follows: Prime. siSO,dJ lO. good 81 ihG
Im. good bntchers hGdI 2Oi rough tat
IS OO187h hulls. stays and cows, SL7bGJ 20
fresh COWS and springers. SlhglO
HOGS Receipts liberal W care or sale
market duh and prices lower We quote
sales as follows Best medium weights and
Workers. SIS So common. 10 iau Workers, ia n
dS 4A. heavy logs. s. la933S. iousbs 81 QUA
27h
SHEEP AND LANES Supply nRbt. lb Ger,
on sale. mar Ret active at al advance ~ ibc
on both sheep and IDmbs We quote prices
as follows Prim. sheen. SIS 70d3 W. good
S3 6yQ87O: far. S3A1G5 Al: common s2pOa
SI5. culls. sl5oG2OJ: choice lambs. Si SWa
dsO. common to good lambs. So 5nGI 25. sprinC
lambs S. UNGS ". veal calves, 81 OOat4 80. heavy
and thin calves. s. OUOLiOO. ,
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New Railroad Chartered.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va. May h.-The
secretary of state has issaed charter
10 the Little Kanawha Railroad com.
pany for railroad from Parkersbnrg g
up tho the Little Kanawha valley Ia
Gilmer county and beyond The in
corporators ara all Of this city. Organi-
cation will be effected and the road
bnilt. they claim before the end Of ihIs
wear
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Opened by 6ovoTnoI Morton.

NEW YORK. May h,-The nationa.
electrical exposition. under the auspices
Of the National Electric Light assooia'
tiop. opened at the Grand Central pal
ace last night 1t was opened by the
pressing Of q golden key by Governor
Morton. which sent ont an electric cnr'
rent that discharged cannon in San
FronGisco. New Orleans. st Paul. An
gusta. London. England. and New
NnTk
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ANOTHER AMERICAN Hello.
Ha Was One of the Unfortunate Compel
itor Filibnsters

WASHINGTON. May b.-Represcntative
Linney Of North Carolina this morning
received tho following telegram from
Cyrus W Watson, a well.Buown lawyer
of Winston. N O.:
George Mathis has been oanght by
the Spaniards. and is under a charge.
the penalty for which is death Try To
save him. 4"
Mr.. Mathis was once the editor Of the
Winston Sentinel and is an influential
mah in his state
Mr.. Linney does not know whether
Mr., Mathis was on tho Competitor as a
newspaper man or a soldier but sup
poses he was on his way to 6ght for the
Cnhans
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s,,,h,ne 70, p,eb, aopy.

Boston. May "A strike Of hoist
ing and portable engineers CONTESTED
with tho bnilding trades of this city
to enforce All eight hon, work day with
nine honrs' pay and The recognition Of
Their union 10y tho contractors bas beer
inauRuTated
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A Mammo,b on Wen.

WHEELING, May "A report from
the well of the Victor OIL company, on
the Stealy farm in Tyler connty, thu
state. says thhat it is producing 100 bar
rels an bour, or $500 barrels a day II
this pace is maintained il will he the
largest producing Big lnjun well eVeI
drilled In America
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nlgL omo,al. sno, 70. con.pnasy

PARIS, May b-A telegram received
here from SaDto Domingo says that
President Ulysses Heureans has had
tbe minister OF war. Castillo. and Gov
ernor Estay Of MacoIis, shot for con
spiTacy