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DEED SIGNED BY MRS. cREEDE.
II Has Been Found and Nay Defeat Her
fIs Contest for the Essat<. g

II Has been Found and May Defeat Her
ilt Contest for the Estate. ss
Los Angeles. Cal. July 2O-The Mt.
torneys for Nicholas c. Creede. the de-
ceased Colorado miner. have unearthed
an iron-clad deed, signed by Mrs. Lou
lisa Creeie, which would seem to pre-
clude the possibility of the widow max
Ing successful contest for any part Of
the Creetle estate.
The document. which is entirely sep
aratc from the famous agreement OF
January 4. bears the date of January .
1897, and Is properly executed and
recorded deed of grant. bargain and
sale, by which Louisa Creede, for the
consideration OF 10000. conveys to
Nicholas c. Creede her interest in all
property. both real and personal and
mixed of every value and description
and wheresoever situated. as well AS
all properties owned by Creede. at the
time OF the execution of the deed. as
well as any that might afterwards be
acquired by him from any source what
soever.
This deed was signed and sworn to
before notary public OF this city and
Is SO shaped that 1t protects every dol
lar OF Creedes deeds and property
from any claim advanced by Mrs.
Creede. Creede's will was discovered
and will be field for probate Friday.
From all accounts Mrs. Creede's at
torneys have not been informed by her
of the existence of this deed. BY this
will the bulk of the property is left
10 little Dorothy Welker Creede The
estate is valued at about S2lO.OOO. and
So6.'0l is divided in 10 several lcgacies
TO Creede's relatives and friends.
William II. Phifer Is appointed guar.
dian of the child Dorothy. and is nam
ed as one of the executors of the will.
the other being John T. Jones. Both
are without bonds. Mrs. Creede's name
Is not mentioned in the will.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Afraid ss the c.vs,s,s.

London. July %.-A special dispatch
from Madrid referring to tho revival OF
Carlism says:
Large runnii'l"H of suppli,S arr
stored on the French border AMI large
supplies of arnis have been ordered Ia
Germany mud Ia Belgium. while no.
body thinks thnt the carlls,s will open.
~ rebel. II the present circumstances
81 popular dlscon'en, over the manage.
mchi Of the cubnn campaign nnd The
stil,rrrvIenry of thc government to tho
United sinirs spreads nbd develops
rlois ms II II quite likely to DO. then
Don Carlos may try his luck again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
VIII NY IN. u. w.,,.. s,.s.

San Francisco. July a0.-whcn the
steamship China arrives from the
Orient on Saturday next the liza wnIinn n
nag VIII bc run NJ TO her masthead as
quickly ns possible. A telegram from
London yesterday stated that G. r,
Huntington Ind arranged for tho
steamer to get lin wniian register. The
Pacific Mall Company has been drs,r.
0us Of getting the steamer under the
American nas for long time. hut N
she was built In England this could moi
be accomplished. II II believed that the
steamer was placed under the liza wnjl.
nm flag for the purpose of getting II nm
American register NJ soon ~ tho I'm
waiinn Island nrp annexed. When the
Chinn gets mn American register she
will liz entitled Ia a subsidy of 81 pcr
mile W. u mail cnrricr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
TWO BANK HoLp-UPs CAUGHT.
The Cashier Grabbed III. Gun and Drove
Them Out Cha.ci by a Crowd.

Odell. ILL.,. July 2O.-Two men en-
tered McWllliams' bank and. placing
revolvers at the head of Cashier Van
Buskirk. ordered him to throw up his
hands and pass over the cash. Van
Buskirk WIS ready to meet Just such
an emergency. as he had weapons at
his command. which he raised TO shoot
at the intrudcrs. The robbers did not
wait. but opened the door and escaped.
The cashier at once ran out of the
door and gave the alarm. People on
bicycles, horses. wagons. huggies and
afoot followed the would-he robbers.
who ran 10 the east of town. where
they jumped into n buggy driven by
two boys. They drove the horses hard
until they saw the Odcll pursuers were
gaipln: on them. when they Ieaped out
OF the buggy ana made FOR the corn
fields. Hundreds of people Were soon
on the scene. They surrounded the
field after several desperate attempts
were made by the mlscrcants To get
away. and they We're caught. Numer-
Gus shots were fired, but no one was
injured. The robbers We're brought to
town and lodged In Jail TO await the
action of the grand jury.
At preliminary examination they
gave the names OF Frank w. Jackson
and Harry Howard, both haillng from
New York. II Is supposed that they
are the same persons who made two
attempts to wreck the Wabash pay
ear between Fairbury and Forest last
Saturday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
GAMBLERS PROMISE TO QUIT.
They Give NJ and There VIII H- -" .anass
Eunniag In I~Adsiiir After This.

icadvlllc. Colo. July o0.-Therc will
be no gambling In I.cadvlllc for some
time 10 come. The gamblers have
given up the fight and ail recently mr.
rested appeared before Judge Overs
to-day aud plead guilty. The follow
Ing Were fined $50 aud costs: r. J..
Cash. A. +. Grund.l. George Liable.
u. W, West, Louis Mitchell. The FOL.
lowing paid $40 and costs: W. Allen.
H. Grlswoid. u. Macncc.
Ther. i "a suspension OF part OF til.
nne during good behavior. All these
sentences. except that Of Mitchell.
carry n jail sentence Of thirty days.
but this was suspended providing each
OF the defendants agreed not to gam
blc any more In Lake county. The
court admonI.hcd the defendants no,
to violate the law regarding gambling,
aud "snc'cd from each man n prom.
lsc 10 this tneci. on which promls. the
jail sentence and n portion Of the line
was rrnlticL. The court stated that
he was not inclined to be- harsh. MS the
gamblers had been encouraged by city
officials 10 believe they would receive
Immunity nni protection. consequently
he would he as icnicnt as the clrcuin.
stances would Justify.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Three brothers bearing n remark
able resemblance to one another are
In the habit OF shaving at the same
barbershop. Not long ago one of the
brothers entered the shop early in
the morning. ard was shaved by n
German who had becn at work In
the shop only few days. About noon
another brother came In and under
went a similar operation at the hands
OF the same barber. In the evening
the third brother made his appearance.
when the German. dropping his razor
in aStonishmcnt, exclaimed vel. up
on my vord' Dat man hash de fasht-
est beard | ever saw: shayes him dis
morning. shaycs him at dlnncr-tlme.
and he comes back now NIT his beard
50 long as 1t never yash.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
LONG AND ToiLsoME JOURNEY
fe" People Realise the Peril. and ia.
tir"s 81 the Cion.iyk- Trip

A.
tir"s 81 the Cioniyk- Trip.
Chicago. July .S.-P. Il. wcarc. vice
president OF the North American Trans
loriation Company. i. receiving hun.
dreds OF letters asking Informn lion re.
ganiing the Alaskan gold fields. H..
said today: The boats which sail from
Seatfi" this month are fuil-evcry pass.
age taken. Thar means that everyone
Who wants To go TO Clondyke must
walt for the August boats. And IN.
Journey Is I,.D miles. Peopl. talk
aboni II as " II was walking across the
street, They don't realize what Alaska
is-what he Yukon Is. They VIII need a
map 10 convince them that the country
oi th" Yukon and It's tributaries In
Alaska ana British America Is rs lnry.
~ the whole United state. east of the
Mlssissippl: that II Is longer than n frIp
Ia Europe before they reach the Berlin.
sea ana The mouth OF the Yukon; thar
by III" time they reach the Yukon The
Alaskan Arctic winter viii br upon
them.
by september ~ the winter settles
down aud the Yukon country Is frozen
solid MI next May. The cxpens. Of get,
TN. from Chicago To Seattle Is S.s,. and
from Seattle 10 the Hcrlng sea $50
There viii be thousands OF eastern men
VINO VIII 20, but. OF course. the cot. =,
people hay" everything In their favor.
on" thing must he rcmcmher,,l--that
III" 'lundykr country l. Ia British do
main and viii lie governed accord.
lnsly.
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nent OF their bonds or Interest there
on. These Instructions. the drst for
NAL expression OF the adn,inistra ton
on the subject, outline the policy TO be
pursued toward the roads and the In
nOcent purchasers from them. and tie
significant change is In the prior to
date Of default" restrictions. The In
structionS revoke and are substitutes
for previous ones issued under date Of
November 10 and December II. 1885,
June II and December 21, 1896. and
january 2, January II and February
~, 1897.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The stat" nuii'or ~ Wyoming report. ,ha,
during the past thr"r month. the sum Of
G,ir.i has been expended by N" stat. for
bouniics upon ~ol,~. nni coyotes ns FOL.
low.. :"s. coyotes. at - cents. tt.5uG. 81.
wolves, At -. p:.ois: ~: wolf pups. q, 20
rents. f;H' The ia.t Legislature sppropri.
nied f:a,f-D TO he expended In bouniies upon
predatory Wild animals, and killins wol,r.
aud c"yoies has h~coin" regular Industry
In many parts Of tn" state. In northern
wyoming the b's cattle companies EMPLOY
"wolfcrs' Ht regular salaries 10 do nothing
~is~ but hunt wolves and coyotes They
have Imported wolf hounds. which are proy.
Ing very successful In the campaign asaln.,
the pests.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Ths (ssy's Thv,sl

berlin. July iD.-Accoriing TO 4 sps>
cini dispatch received here tho Emrtr.
or Nicholas Inns ielegriphcd the Sultan
demanding immediate evacuation of
Thcssuly and threatening that other.
Wls~ ltuaslan troops will cross the
Turkish frontier. aHl
II Ia said here semi-oAlcislly today
that all tho powers cxccpttug 0reat
Britain have consented 70 ihls course.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Negotiation. mro.-a Ow.

Consinntlnopl.. July a0.-Thc nmbas.
sndor- hn," forwarded 20 their rcspcc,
tive governments their Joint suggcs.
tlons rclntlNc To the measures they
think necessary In view Of the oontunn.
ncy Of the porte. Pending the arrival Of
fr"-h Instructions III. negotiations of
Tcwih ia.ha have been finally rus.
pended.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

II Is reported that Switzerland Is TO
be the next country which will follow
the example OF italy and Belgium OF
reckoning time up 10 twenty-four
O'Clock In place OF twice twelve. In
Belgium. whore the new system was
Introduced on the ith OF this month.
there is much growing at the change.
But the principle Is very simple. All
that is necessary is TO substraet twelve
from every figure higher than twelve
and you have the .. m. time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Baron Oscar Dickson. OF Gothenburg.
who was Nordenskjold's backer in his
several expeditions in Arctic regions,
died at Hjo. Sweden, last week. Dick
son helped to equip the first of Nord-
enskjolds expeditions in 1858. and
bore large part in the expense OF thai
OF 1872.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
chin. :. raer-... mrr Strength.

London. July 3D.-Thc Daily Malls
Berlin correspondent says .tl,ai Ch.nn
Is about 10 rcorganlzc her nriny on the
lines Of the German military and tim Z
orders for fltcs hav" been placed In
G"rinany. A new Chinese fleet is 10
bc constructed. haif of the contracts for
fhc new vessels going tn England and
half TO Germany. The Armsirungs Will
supply III" guns for ih. new nect.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

iraflr agreement has been made l~twssn
the burlington \ Missouri and the Denver \
duif by which Noninna ore. used IN the
Dea,ct and Pueblo s,sSi,rrs. which formerly
WERE shipped by ~ny sf the Oregon short
Line and the tnion rariar. viii new rrsch
thslr destination by way of tho burlington
and tbs Eikhorr \ Missouri Valley line ,e
Orin Junction sIt ~ the chvysnn~.k North.
efn branch Of the Denver 4 uaif from Oris
jssetioa I" tprnvsr. Hhipmrnts ever ~
new rvute sfs now telns nnds anA arr nsk.
ls9 tAs chsyvsss . SossArfn busy ii1s.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Chicago has at least one Judge who is
Just. Patrick Egan was before Judge
Goggin. charged with robbery. The
jury disagreed. Mrs, Egan was in court.
and, being without money. had walked
twelve miles to get there. Her condi-
tion touched the heart of the Judge.
who reached into his pocket and
brought forth n coin. which he placed in
the poor wnman'a hand as ahe took
Patrick's arm and walked away IN
peace.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The members OF the Woman's Vese-
tartan union In London have 4 new
craze. It is for vegetarian dress.
They have concluded that 1t is as
for food. They want vegetable boots.
vegetable gloves. vegetable gowns and
even vegetable note paper They have
decided that the kid, the calf and the
sheep shall be spared, II their intiu-
ence can do It
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
s,.,,,s.A u,.s.h..

"sim wiiklsos hss tve mighty smart
,oys,' remarked NrA CorasossrI. "Onr 81
EN- brs eon" "a town nn' l~arut 10 patpt:
work" - y "
.M.ndy. Amt you thiukin' shout the other
..!ii. bro,herr' III
Yes. The one that irarnt 10 piay The
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
et...n. Cns.lnx llanr.

Phoenix. Arix.. July .o.-Thc conva
l"sccncr OF stevens. the Goiin.ld min.
cr. after his thirteen days fast, has
been n rapid one. u. ha. already left
his bed. having gained fifteen pound.
v thf." days and viii leave within "A
week for Central city to join his
family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

A bronze medal, bearing the da:e
1856, with the likeness and superscrip-
tion OF Clan Galeazzo Vlsconti. who
laid the foundation o: the Duomo OF
Milan in that year. was recently plowed
up near owenton, Ky. So many fake
archaeological discoveries OF so-calied
pre-Columbian relics have been made
OF late years that students Will be
somewhat chary OF accepting the pres
ent without large grain OF salt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
rs,.s,. .. ,s.,l,...a i...a..

Washington. 1miy .O..-Secrctnry
RIiss la. issued instructions to the
general iant office. which will In cub.
stance limit the right II hot,.i.nisisd
railroads 10 patents for tna,is, 10 those
lands so'd 10y The sompanv 10 bona
fidc purchasers prior ~ tie date Of dc.
fault ~ such rompan.ts of the pas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

: der receives only 81 month. II Will
be seen al once that at that rate
Greece has had good run for her
money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Il % reported tha. except In the
asstA. ireland took but very little part
u " Jubilee celebration. Scarcely
~ seovinG was made In the oapitai
q ~ country. ireland IL not hypo-
Ae9e'cal. aad IN irishman who would
hease The Victorian era has In hlslssis
0eosas u treason 70 ~ race.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
D,. r.,...s. o., Again.

Washington. July ~, The i,cv. Dr.
Talmaigc has been forced To sever his
connection with tr First rrcsby tcrian
Church. owing To di--cp-ion among It's
mcini"r-. Dr. Sunderland is now IN
charge Of the church mud he hns mn.
bounced that Dr. Tnimngc will not r..
turn. ...H.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

In The fsee Of The numerous pictures
which represent Queen Victoria on
eay and every domestic occasion with
~ crown on II. I, is rather curious TO
teasn that she has not. as a matter Of
~, worn Il more than twenty tlmes
1astsg her whole reign.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

a writer on Hawaii says that On se-
curing the island the United States
viii get two OF the grandest volcanoes
10 the world" Tho induccmsus Is
strengthened by a scientific announce.
nent that tho heat Of volcanoes CA 10
vsed to generate power. .....
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Grover Cleveland has declined a sal
ary OF 5000 year for very little work.
Who but Grover would do tina. during
Lese depressed times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

It Is claimed that Greater New York
will expcnd every year s5O,o0O.oo0 in
charity or SIG for every man. woman
and child within its limits.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

A great fuss is being made because
a North Carolinian has seventeen
wives. Very little is said about the
Shah OF Persia. who has ] 1928. But then
that's different.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
I.ow ksses w..,A...x.

frrn' July Is To- -. daily. anf ~ jsiy =
y. -. August J. :. mud ". the tniaS "a.
..n. WI, havr cheap rates tn ell erstcrp
IT., or 'pt,ons All.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

The editor who referred to the Ten
nessee Centennial as a Tenn. Cent.
show evidently thought he was smart.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
,.,-~.. co,,.~... s.. New s..,..

Washington. July 2D.--1hc president
Inns directed the removal of Charles n.
shannon. collector Of Internal revenue
for the district Of New Mrxitv nwd has
selected \. l.. Morrison as his success.
sor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

WsaA y Austria co ~ uslse ~
!1Doneo1n<ss ~ inpeiseas1 ~ go.
Dno1 - lenkh. Afsse ssoesnee has
Tn ooeuneo1 9osa Q vsulna ~
- y q sseve1l ~ tsot tAarV 8
~ 5sne6 = ysa1A
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Uncle Sans navy chews up 10000
pounds Of plug tobacco year. for which
he pays this year th!rty-two cents q
round.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
GOULD NOT ur

1hs AsslIetIen When sss,,, . e..e
Ssett lsty.
WkT SCOTT. KAN.-"l hsvs Naks.
aood. danepsrilis foP 1yspspsis asA
70 psr'sy ny blood, With ssesiisst reusits.
vas 70 that couid noa ~ snyt hins
wnhoss distfess, bot sincs tskiae : ~
ooss'es Of Hoods sassapafiiia my epo1
eess 20: dfssfsss ne. snd hays fen 49,
= svse! WY. ] bslisvs \ 70 b ~ ~
= esoeA nsdssisssa and siAdly ~ - ~
y - o(hes." Eva Csxto. ~ =
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24
Insr .,i,.a. q, i.,..ss,.s.

!i-hrvoicnt Party trhScrfuilyD-"i ~ Mr.
tiicity." - II :. -
blind Man tkIoamliyl-''yes, th@se tnvsat
orr arr always driving aonss pAsf Ran nut
Ut the business. - udgs. =
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Hoods Puis &: g. '.z;ssiss:: 4 - y -
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-07-24

Salt Lake. Utah. July 20.-To-day
marks the half century since the piO-
neers under the leadership Of the Nor
mon apostles first entered the Salt
Lake valley and founded this common
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-26
RepeNfinS Rifles.

The king OF Denmark's sort OF new
invented guns. which being but once
charged will discharge many times, one
after another" in 1857, would seem to
have had rivals about the same period.
Pepys twice refers to such. On July 8,
1862, when Eat the Dolphin with the
officers Of the ordnance, after dinner
was brought - Sir. w. Compton gun
to discharge seven times, the best OF
all devices that ever l saw and very
seryiceable, and not bawble, for 1t 10
much approved OF, and many thereof
made" And on March 4, 1864. he
mentioned "a now fashion gun 20 shoot
often, one after another. Notes and
Queries.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-26
AFRICA. ENGLAND. GERMANY.
Latter Wants the Forest in the Basin
of the Uppe. Congo.

Latter Wants the Forest In the Basin
OF the Uppe: Congo
The object OF Germany at the present
moment is to connect her eastern and
southwestern African possessions, says
the Quarterly Review. To do this she
cesires to possess the forest in tho
basin of the Upper Congo-a region
which Is rich In copper. IL she could
obtain this territory from the Congo
state and a narrow strip of lsud from
Portugal she would realize her AIM
and IL she gets possession of the forests
On he Eualaba and the kaIanga cop
per mines her colonies may become TO
her a great source of wealth. England
6hould definitely make up her mind as
TO the attitude she will assume toward
this policy. II she opposes Il Germany
will become persistent enemy. on
tne other hand, il she supports II Ger
many should agree not in any way TO
interfere with England south OF the
Zambesi and support her heartily N
Egypt. The increase of German pros
perity at home is also an advantage
TO us. AS Germany becomes richer she
will become better customer and less
jealous of the political position. Tho
wages IT German artisans must go up
and consequently Germany will bs less
able to underscll us in tho open mar
kets OF the world. We have now come
to a state of thisss as regards the
German empire when We must either
come to terms with it or drift into
position which will certainly lead 70
danger. The Germans, IL they are u
maintain their possessions beyond the
sea, must either be sure of the friend
ship and good will of England or else
they will endeavor to break dowE her
power on the ocean. Since the begin
ming Of this year every corner OF the
empire has rung with the most violent
denunciationS OF this country. Inc
newspapers, with the almost solitary
exception of the weser Zeitung, have
given expression to feelings OF bitter
hostility. Organs of opinion usually
TIE most opposed have Wed Win
each other In their violence OF lan-
guage. This i'll feeling to Great BTU
ain, as We have said, has not been
growth of recent times. 1t is now
strengthened by a growing conviction
that the position of England in the
world is undeserved. artificial ana
cannot be maintained if it is seriously
menaced. This view has been fostereo
by distinguished historians and men OF
letters. who exercise a powerful iniu-
en.e on the youth of the country, on
the guides OF public opinion, on writers
in the principal periodicals and jour
mails who indirectly shape the policy OF
the cheap newspaper. which is the Cos
pel CT The village inn,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-26
The Baseball Pitcher.

The famous base ball pitcher had
walked the floor with the youngest OF
his family for an hour or so. Mary"
said he, IF the manager saw me row.
I bet I'd get soaked with a fine"
''Why?" asked the wife, sleepily.
Il don't seem to have any control OF
she bawl at all. ] dom"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-26
At liz so. Tenth.

Islocated the city ticket Of the North
we tern liue-the great sst railroad
sysie m touching Lincoln, with shortest
mileage TO Chicago and st. Paul and
making quickest time. Get our low
rates to tourist points before buying
tickets. A. s. Fielding, c. p. & 1. A
Lincoln, Neb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-26

will bs offered by the Burlington Route.
June 20 and 80. and jelly l, . and 3.
Open to all-homeseeker, healthseeker,
tourist.
Call at b. & M. depot or city Office,
corner Tenth and . streets, Lincoln,
Neb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-26
Ever Live in Wisconsin.
Got friends there?
Want to 60 there?

Got friends there?
Want to 60 there?
IL you did, have or do,
You know that the best road
to patronize is the
Northwestern line.
It's right at your door here
10 Lincoln.
Take advantage OF the Milwaukee
excursion July 3. 4 and to visit your
friends or 10 visit some summer resort
near by. Fare only $3.50 for the round
trip; so cents extra to extend limit to
August 81, 1897. City Office III so 10th
street. July 9
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-26

There is always a new way to advertise
any product, no matter how many ways
has been advertised before.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-26
REMARKABLY LOW RATES.

To Colorado, Utah and California,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-18
as1sssesg8M@g
s SCISS ORINGS 3.
DARE IS SOLID.


Representative Dare is now being
discussed by the State press. An Otter
Tail county editor accuses the Journal
Press OF too great admiration for Mr..
Dare, and says he cannot deliver an
GRAFTON. The editor of the Roseau
Times, who put in a couple Of weeks
visiting the legislature, says Dare is
one of the real leaders OF the house.
and that no member is more respected
for honesty and disinterested motives.
Mr.. Dare is not an orator, although he
can give his fellow members his views
upon any subject in a clear, direct
manner. The mon who do the most
talking in the first, part Of the session
are the ones who, as a rule, have the
least influence at the close of the ses.
sion. Dare is the chairman Of the
most important committee Of the house
an unusual recognition for a member
the second term, and he will do the
State good service. He is no dress
parade statesman, but he is one of the
solid, reliable men Of the house, whose
honesty will be questioned by none.-
#St. Cloud Journal Press.