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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-25
ROCK BRIDGE

Another gas we'll "drilled i'm on
the Troxel farm last week. This
makes the eighth paying we'll in this
township, and work has already be-
gun on as many mole with the prom.
ise of a large number of others to
begin soon.
Married, by John G. Stoughton j.
P, August II, at the residence of w.
L. Huls, Mr.. Andrew Sanderson and
Miss Kate Smith.
Quite number of new wheels have
come to our town in the past week.
The Hon. Harry Sparnon of Logan
scored quite a victory in Squire Du,
piers court here Monday by securing
the acquittal of his client.
The little child of Noah Young is
quite sick at this writing.
The village school board met Mon
day night, L.L.Fink was awarded the
contract to furnish coal. Miss Maud
Loomis was elected teacher in the
primary department on the eighth
ballot. She was one of the SIX appli-
cants.
Work has begun on the stone-work
Of Chas. Jackson's new residence.
We understand that Col. E.P. Jackson
has the contract of building the
house.
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THE SOLDIERS REUNION.

A meeting of the old soldiers Of
Hooking County was held Saturday
afternoon, August goth, in the
'Ruokeye Club" rooms to make ar
rangemants for the coming reunion
of the 18th, and Goth, o. V. 1. to be
held at Logan, September 21st, and
22nd.
The following committees we're ap
pointed.
Transportation-C. L. Smith. Geo
Risely.
Hali-W. E. Leonard, John w
Strentz, George Krinn.
Finance-Jonathan Shaw, John r
Cage, Ed Kelly, Moses Woltz, VIM.
Waner and John Slisher.
Entertainment-Ed Wade, Rich
ard Steel, VIM Weitzel, CMrs. VIM.
Ryan, Mrs. Mart lnboden.
Program and Music-John w.
Tritsch, Henry Lyon, S. III. Bright,
F. w. Dollison, Mrs. j. T. MoCor-
mick. Mrs Bub Montgomery, Mrs.
Chas Spellman.
Decorating H a s-Miss Allie
Toole, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs st Clair and Miss Garrett.
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PLENTY OF PEACHES
An Orchard Near Logan Will
Produce 10000 Bushels of
the LuciOuS Fruit.
Lancaster Eagle

Lancaster Eagle)
Mr.. ID. Kelly of Logan, was in the
city last Thursday having driven up
with a large load of peaches, which
he sold to dealers here.
Mr.. Kelly has already sold here
this season 7S0 baskets Of very nice
peaches from his portion of the Dew,
Bethel & Alderman peach orchard,
which contains 4SS acres of peach
trees.
Mr.. Kelly has so far sold over
1000 bushels, and says the orchard
will produce at least 10000 bushels
this year, and there are 10000 trees
OF the Crawford variety that are
simply immense some of the better
trees yielding as high as 80 baskets
to the tree.
This wonderful peach orchard is
situated about seven miles southeast
Of Logan, and will prove veritable
Klondyke gold NINE for its owners.
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evening when setting sun illumes
the days of ripper years. When life Is
real; when clouds Of care and toll, of
and of woe give way to
thoughts sublime and the soul grasps
out of transitory things, into the in
finite itself. His life was sweet; to
know himwas to esteem his noble
character. A mana christian
a true friend. His voice is hushed in
death, yet its melody is still in our
ars,like vesper song, its hallowed
echo will follow us through life.
ave are going down the vally one
by one" some lingering on the thres
hold, while others fall by the way
side and like a babe sink into calm
repose. He had not time to say good
by to children or to friends; God
called him, he was ready to obey,
and on his marble brow we see the
token of eternal joy and rest. We
me ct again dear friend beyond this
vail of tears, where parting is no
more. Rest, sweetly rest! until the
trump will sound the revellle
for the redeemed and we will be
to home with God.
j. L. Y.
Maxville o. Aug. 1898.
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G.. II. V. & Il. EXCURSIONS.

For recreation and pleasure take
the Detroit and Mackinac Excursion
via G. II. V. and II. Sept. 1st. only
$500 to Detroit Mich. and $500 to
Mankinac and return special train
leaves Logan at 10:15 A. M.
10. OF. Sovereign Grand Lodge
Boston Mass. For this occasion a
rate of $l7.35 round trip will be
made from Logan. Tickets sold for
all trains Sept. 10th. and 18th and
18th. returning good leaving Boston
to and including Sept Goth.
Annual Excursion to Detroit
and Mackinac Sept. 1st. via G. IL.
V. and T. Ry. special train will leave
Logan at Io:l5 A. NJ. Tickets will
be good for 10 days for return Kate
$500 to Detroit and $500 to Mack
mac.
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JOHN L. RAUCH.

"Friend after friend departs, who
hath not lost frlend?" Such is our
thought as we stand shocked by the
sad news that Mr.. John E. Rauch had
fallen. For twenty two years he
had been one of our most intimate
friends; Kind, social, one of Gods
noblest works na honest and upright
man. At his grave we bow to an
allwise Providence. To him the
peaceful sleeper we say: good-by!
On opposite hill the cathedral
spire, of the church he loved so
much, stands like a mute sentinel,
watching the little mound beneath
which he slumbers. s.-He had passed
the meridian hight Oh his life's
journey, looking toward the radiant
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A CALL.
For 100000 Able Bodied
Men to buy Lumber
Cheaper than ever.

In any quantity you want. Look at
these prices:
Shingles sl.o0 per thousand.
Lumber Sl.o0 per hundred.
Doors. 80 cents
Paint 80 cents
At our yard, or delivered at your
station, freight added. All other lum
Der at correspondingly low prices.
Purchasers of car load lots will be al
lowed their railroad fare both ways.
THE GEO. d. Cross, LUMBER Co
Cor. Long and Water Sts.
Columbus, 0.
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M.V.Ry.EzcurSionS.

SETTLERS One Way Rates to points
South and West. June and p,
September 6 and 20 and October
1 and 18th.
OMAHA, NEE, Exposition, June lst
to November 1st.
Home Seekers Rates to points
West and South August 2nd and 16
Sept 9th. IL Goth. Oct 4th. and 18th
Round Trip Tickets.
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Farmers Take Notice

Mr.. Joseph Frantz, of New
Plymouth, Vinton county, o.
raised this year on hill land
% bushels of wheat to
the acre by using the Ra-
sin Fertilizer Co.'S. Acid Phos-
phate. You can get all the
fertilizers put up by the above
company. namely: Acid Phos-
phate, Bone and Potash, Dis
solved Bone, S.S.I. .Guano and
Supt. Phosphate by writing
or calling on
w. P. MILLER,
Union Furnace, 0.
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LADIES SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Of LOgan-Their WOrk-DispO-
sitiOn of Supplies-Letter of
Acknowledgment.

The officers of the Logan Ladies'
Soldiers Aid Society, desiring to
acquaint the public with the distri-
button of the things that were sent
to the soldiers in the south, publish
the following letter from Mrs. Anna
E. Rainey, Superintendent, of the
Florida w c T U.--
MRS. M. A. CAMPBELL.
President Ladies' Soldiers Relief Association
DEAR MADAM: l have been lit
tie slow in getting off your Hospital
Supplies to Fernandina because a
friend is taking them in trunk, have
it checked to save express charges
l opened the big box, fOuud every
thing all right bnt one bottle of wine,
it was leaking little, one shirt was
considerably stained, two or three
just little, SO repacked them and
put them in an old trunk.
Mrs Sanderson wrote me yon pre-
fered to have the Ohio boys get your
supplies, but said to use my own
judgement, if needed more some
where else, While the Hospital sup
plies were on route from Miami to
jacksonville Fla, the car was burned
and burned them nearly all up, so
the sick soldiers of the 1st, Division
Hospital were badly in need Of first
such things as you sent, so took,
after a great deal of hesitation, about
half Of your supplies and sent them
over to the poor sick boys in Jack
sanville af that division has more
sick in it than any either at Fernan-
dina or Jacksonville, l hope this will
be in harmony with your wishes.
1 told my friend to find out if the
Ohio Regiments at Fernadina 3rd,
and 5th, were in need of more Hos
pitals supplies like those you sent
and if so i will replace these l take
with some of the next lot receive
from the North, wrote the Major
Surgeon and asked him to acknow'
ledge the receipt of your goods, |
sent the same list that you sent, bat
changed the figures, l did not take
any of the grape juice or the one
bottle of wine othe could not send or
comfort bags, l told my friend to
look up the Logan boys and give
the Housewives with her own hands,
will YOU write to me and let me
know if you are satisfied with my
apportionment, of your things.
Our town women are bringing to
me things needed for the poor sick
boys whose goods were burned so
that tomorrow / will send or take
over big box full to them.
Yours for the comfort and good of
our dear soldiers boys.
ANNA E. RAINEY.
P. s. forgot to say, did not send
any of the jelly to the Ohio boys for
they have orders to move to Hunts
Vile, Alabama that may take effect
any day. so ] was fearful they might
not be able to take 1t with them when
they pack SO quickly after orders
comes to start, l can have it all used
at Jacksonville. A. E. r.
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For Sale or Trade.

Town property, consisting of one
house and three lots. Land or per-
sonal property acceptable. Inquire
of SPARKS ~ Co., City Drug Store,
Logan, ..
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Just the Place for a Bridal Trip.

Take cruise to Picturesque Mack
mac Island, 900 miles of lake ride,
and it only costs SIT from Cleveland
SIS from Toledo and $3.50 from
Detroit, round trip, including meals
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of John z. Rauch deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as administrator of the estate OF
John E. Rauch late of Hooking county, de-
ceased.
Dated this Goth cay of August, I'd 1898.
GEORGE III. RAUCH.
g. 25-3w administrator.
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s,25-3w

1//A ANTED-TRUSTWR AND ACT
w i've gentlemen or ladies to travel ior re-
sponsible, established house in Ohio. Mon
thly $50 and expenses. Position steady. Ref
erence. Enclose self addressed stamped en-
velope The Dominion Company Depart
ment Y, Chicago
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-25

Notice is hereby given that Edward Guess,
a prisoner now confined in the Ohio Peni-
Tertiary. has been recommended to the
Board by the Warden and Chaplain as
worthy of consideration for parole. Said
application will be for hearing on and after
SeDtember sixth 1898. IS.4-3wl
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NOTICE OF PAROLE.

Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Matheny, prisoner now confined in the
Ohio Penitentiary has been recommended
to the Board by the Warden and Chaplain
as worthy of consideration for parole. said
application will be for hearing on and
after the sixth.day of September 1898.
Aug 4-3w. THOMAS MATHEW.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Booking County, Ohio
for Final settlement,
W. q. Hickman and John L. Wolf, Execu-
tors of the estate of NJ. l.. Wolf
and the samewifl come on for hearing on tn o
3lst day of August, 1898 at 10 o'clock
y. NJ. or Us soon thereafter as may be eonye-
nient. ]. B. RIASON,
uoust Il-3W Probate JussgS
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APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE

The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Trustee of the estate of VIII
lard +. Ellis. All creditors of the said Will
lard F. Ellis will hereby take notice and be
governed accordingly.
August 25-1ses. L. d. vICKERS, Trustee.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Ohio.
-Haydenyille Band a: Races
Sept 5th.
MIR. Reason Barnes of Joe was in
town on Monday.
Half Fare to Columbus, Aug.
Goth to Sept. srd.
Miss Ritter Of Dayton spent
Tuesday in Logan.
Mrs. o. S. White is visiting in
Columbus this week.
Go to Montgomery's for meals
and lunch of all kicds.
Della Doliison is visiting her
sister IN Pleasantville, Ohio.
Miss Goldie McMorrow is visit
ing friends in NelsonvilIe, this week.
Squire Bill! Lehman of Monday
was q visitor in town last Monday.
Miss Ada Kreig of Athens is
the guest of her Grandpa. Joe Kreig.
$3.50 to Columbus and return
Aug. Goth to Sept. end. acct. State
Fair.
Eli Chute and and son of Car
bon Hill were visitors in our city
yesterday.
Mr.. John NJ. Wright of Lancas-
ter is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. F.
S. Pursell.
Mrs. Charles Speelmam and daugh-
ter Flossie. are guests offriends in
Nelsonville.
Miss Sue Gallagher Of Columbus
is visiting friends and relativea in
Lagan, this week.
Miss Kate Weise of Columbus, is
the guest of Logan friends and rela-
tives, this week.
Miss Anna Powers entertained
her friends at Tea, last Saturday in
honor Of Ada Dye.
chattanooga, Tenn. and return
Oct. 10 to Is. Good for return until
Oct. Gath. Half Fare.
Apply to James Rochester for
entry blanks and prize list for BIZ
cycle Tournment Sept 5th.
Two hundred dollars in prizes will
be given at the Bicycle Tournament
at Fair grounds, Labor day.
Miss Ada Dye of Marietta, after
pleasant visit with her uncle, DR..
Dye, returned home Tuesday.
MIR. Paxton, the veteran and
successful peach grower OF Big Pine
was in our city on last Tuesday.
Miss Grace Winter of Lancaster
attended the funeral of her uncle,
John Z. Rauch, last Thursday.
The Treasurer has made his
settlement with the State. The bal
ance due the state was $7l5. As.
Treasurer Kline and wife left
last evening for Wyandot county to
spend week at family reunion.
Miss Mable O'Hara, after three
weeks visit with friends in GAINESVILLE
and Roseville returned home, Monday.
Miss Rose McCour:ney attend
ant at the Athens Asylum, spent
Sunday with her parents in Logan.
Come to the birthday party
Tuesday evening Aug. 30th at the NJ.
4. Church and find out how old you
are.
The Trustees of the boys Indus
trail School held the regular month,
ly meeting in Logan, or last Satur-
day.
-"Dewey Ice Cream Social" at
Union Furnace, Sept. 81, for benefit
of the new church. Everybody in
vited.
The Ladies Of the NJ. E. Church
will give grand birthday party on
Tuesday evening Aug 3oth, at the
church.
Rev Marshall Harrington is
spending the week in Western Hook
ing at the home of Ex-Auditor Arm
strong.
DIR. Ed White of Seymore, Ill,
is in the city this week, visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Darius
White.
Senator Lowry and Squire Frank
Martin left on Tuesday morning for
the Dayton Democratic State Con
vention.
Mr.. Gus Baird of Charleston,
West Va, is among cid friends in Lo-
psn this week and meeting hearty
welcome.
Miss Forest Marsh of Nelson
vile has returned home, after pleas
ant visit with friends in Logan, last
Tuesday.
II 80, x,,op{ 40 coa oo,pa Gpa
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Augustus Graham, Deceased
The undersigned have been appointed ana
qualified as administrators OF the eStdle
of augustus Graham late of Hooking Coun-
Dated this 10th day of August. A. D, 1893.
JULIUS GRAHAM,
j. Ii. GRAHAM,
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Route of the Veterans" to the
32nd Annual Encampment
of the G.A.k.at Cincinnati,
Ohio, September 5
to 10, 1898.

The Baltimore & Ohio Southwest
ern Ry, the scenic, historic and pop
ular "Royal Blue Line" and favorite
route of the veterans, will, on account
of the G. a. K. Encampment at Gin
cinnati, September $40, 1898, in
elusive, make rate of One CENT
PER MILE from all points on its line,
and will have tickets on sale, Sept.
3, 4, 5 and 9th, good going on date
of sale, and good for return passage
leaving Cincinnati Sept. 9th to 18th,
inclusive. Special arrangements have
been made for an extention of limit
on these tickets, and by deposItlng
same with Joint Agent at Cincinnati
between September 9th and 9th and
payment of fee of twenty-five cents,
tickets will be made good returning
until Oct. 2. 1898. The B. Il O.S-W
have issued Souvenir Folder and
Guide to Cincinnati for the occasion,
which will be of much interest and
service to those intending TO visit the
"Queen City," and can be secured
with other information by applying
to any agent B. & O.s-W. Ry' Or to
Geo. &. Warfel, Asst. t.Gen. PassAgt,
st. Louis, Mo.
o. p. McCarty, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Important Inquiry!
The following inquiry was handed
US for publication. Our property
holders should give it attention.

UPLAND. IND. August 23rd, 1893.
LoGSN PLow Co, Logan, Ohio.
GENTI.EMEN:-Please send us size of your
buildings and what you think your town
would do in the way of gas and cash
subsidy to plant that would work 100 pco
pie within 80 dapS. Have people that want
to locate glass factory at ouce. Let me
know what railroads you have.
GEORGE HADBURY.
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GAINESVILLE & Shawnee Division

Daily except sunday. ,,, oi,;es in
the II s. or Canada. Direct copnectious aa .su5 10
for all important points noIth, soutn east of
west. -o,, f,,I1 infor-
,atiSn concern ing connections, or yon can
iiS,non ;,' NJ " tSnIel. General Passenger
Agent Columbus, OHIO D>x,Er
n. r. BON ANZO. w w, - 30 agt
Gen'l Agt. for Receiver Nei' Il "'7N
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,,,,NTEp TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
II 'Scntiernen OF ladies' to travel for respon-
s,bIe established house in Ohio. Monthiy
sc.l. ~. 80 tTncnsrs. Position steady. Rsier-
co' ~ 49,. NJ addressed stamped envel-
one The Dominion Company, Departments
Y Chicago.
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and berth. New Steel Steamers.
Send &c for illustrated pamphlet.
Adress A. A. Schantz, G.P.A.
d. & c., The Coast Line,
Detroit, Mich
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graphs. The idea Of the maya
zine is TO present one hundred Of

graphs, The idea Of the maya
zine is to present one hundred Of
the prett,est country homes in
America, to encourage artistic
architecture; one hundred OF the
prettiest gardens, to encourage
taste in Horticulture; seventy
churches decorated for festal oc-
casions Of all kinds. such as wed.
dings,' Christmas and Easter
services. etc. = some forty of the
prettiest girls rooms Of this
country; twenty five floral
porches and vine.clad houses;
and the story of the native wild
flowers in America, tola in
seve MY tive photographs. Over
5000 photographers, in every
part OF the country, we're en-
ployed by the magazine to get
these pictures, and several thou
sands of dollars were paid in
prize awards for the best photo
graphs. The choice was made
out of over 10000 photographs
received by the magazine.
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United States circuit court. The
only papers nled were the petit
ton, bond and order for removal.
Washburn, Lewis & Baily are
defendants attorneys. -.
County Attorney Phelps has
chosen John M. McClintock. a
prominent young attorney Of the
Zenith City, as his assistant.
His choice has elected many
words of commentator
The Virgiuian alleges that
nobody seems to know how it
happened" Bro. Cuppernull
evidently did not see the leading
editorial in the last issue of the
Eveleth Star.
The total ore shipments over
the Duluth & Iron Range for the
season up to the night of No
vember 18th. was 9, 626, 1851 tons.
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SCARCITY or SOFT ORE.

nCdxsC4x4 Ox' SOEX OhE.
The record of iron ore ship
ments in the full season of 1892,
both by water and all.raiI, was
passed in October. Official fig.
ares just received show q total
water shipment up to Nov. / of
12,545. 566 IONS, says the Iron
Trade Review. Last year the
total to the same date was H..
270, 283 tons. and the gain to
Nov. 1, this year is therefore L.
275, 900 tons. October shipments
this year were 1,551.415 tons;
last year 1,462,712 teos. In
November last year the total
was about 900, 900 tons. Indica.
lions are that this will not be
equaled in the present month,
and that there may be something
less than 10. 500, 900 for the total
water movement of the season.
Ore buying is at an end, beyond
the few scattering lots for which
consumers shop around at the
last. It has been a sharp l.unt
lately for anything in non bessem
ers; furnacemen that went after
a few thousand tons of soft
hematites ended by taking what
they could get in hard ores.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
State of Minnesota,
County OF St. Louis. 20
49, Municipal Court, City of Virginia.
Jos. schlitz Brewing Company,
Plaintiff.
, Thos. Virver, Anton Dorpan,
Albert Bfhk6wski Jan. Janeski
Viktor Karpinski, John Stauber,
Defendants.
Summons for Publication.
The State of Minnesota to Jan Janeski
one OF the above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned to be and ap-
pear before the Municipal Court of the CITY
OF Virginia, st. Louis County and State of
Minnesota at q term thereof to be held on
Tuesday the 9th day of December 1888 at
1000 O'Clock in the forenoon and answer to
Jos. Sehlitz Brewing Company whose COM
plant Is on file In said court in u Civil action
and who demands Judgment against said
defendants and each of them for the sum Of
sSs7.7S and interest thereon from the nth day
OF October 1858 at the rate of seven per Cent
per annum besides the costs ana ilisburse-
fnents of this action. Should you fail to an
pear at the time and place aforesaid judy
ment will be rendered against you for said
sum OF sS7.IS with interest as aforesaid to.
gethcr with said costs and disburse ments.
Witness the Honorable Charles E. Nelson.
Judge, this End day of November,
1898. y ..-'
AxtL E. CARLSON,
Clerk Of Municipal Court,
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THIS Is SLANDEROUS.

In commenting upon the re
cent election result in our neigh
boring villa of Eveleth, the Du-
luth Evening Herald says:
''There is another strange IN
cident in connection with the
election that needs explanation.
In 1896 Eveleth gave Morris a
majority of seventy-e1ght. Tues
day Mr.. Towne's majority there
was fortytwo. It will be re-
membered that a few months
ago P. Ellard Bowling, editor OF
the Eveleth Star, deserted the
Democratic party and has since
been using his tongue and pen
for the Republicans and Mr..
Morris in particular. Another
Republican paper has been
started there during the cam
paign. If a third Republican
paper had been started in Eve1-
eth it is not improbable that the
vote of the village would have
been unanimous for Mr.. Towne. ~