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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-03
ASTORIA PULPITS
LAST SUNDAY
Gospel Truths on Distant Shores by
Rev. Edward Curran.
THE KINGDOM OF GOD.
As ExpOunded by Rev. Edw.
EeclleStOn at The Presbyterian
Evening Service.
THE KINGDOM OF GOD.

A letter from the prudential commit
tee Of the board OF foreign missions
prompted the sermon OF Rev. Edw. Cur
ran at the First Congregational church
Sunday morning. Some Of the sugges-
tions Of the sermon follow;
Only great power can delegate great
authority. We look at nature. Large
mountains arise; vast seas spread out
beneath the sun; great plains stretch
away beyond vision. These impress us.
But with God the great fact is man
and mans redemption is paramount.
A group Of followers were discussing
Christs death and resurrection when
He suddenly appeared and said to
them: Go thou forth and spread the
Word" 1t was for that Christ lived on
earth and suffered death. The work
Is not Of man. Missionary work is
God-sent. Creation is behind II. Be-
hind the command "Gol" is the warm.
pulsating love Of the great Nazarene.
Life is action and Christ's followers
were to act. But first they must know
and feel. Preach, teach and baptise.
go ye," not to Antioch, not 10 Jerusa-
lem, but all the world. Evangelize the
earth. Consider the necessity Of the
commission: it was born Of circum-
stances. Christ knew the condition Of
the world. He knew the sins Of Jeru-
SALEM, the city Of a people called to be
the custodians of the living truth. II
Christ could weep over Jerusalem, what
Of the rest Of the world2 Egypt, with
its civilization. was fostering with sin.
Greece. with her philosophy was hon
eycombed with sin. Rome was SIN
stained through and through. To oblit-
crate these conditions the command
was given. God saw the great need and
gave the great authority. Sin is per-
haps less rampant in this present day,
but sin abounds. The need still exists,
the authority still is given and the COM
mand is still in force. 1t is our duty
10 plant the gospel truths on the dis
tant shores. AS denomination, we are
endeavoring TO respond to the call. The
conditions in India are simply apall-
ing. China, Africa, Turkey. need the
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 4 lsrS-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

unled eSAteu Land onioa. Oregon CITY.
Oregon. Jaly =. ispo.-No,lee Is hereby
givon that In oomplieaoe win the pro-
Yialona Of the &C, u Congress Of June :.
isfa. entitled "An act for tho sale Of
timber lands IN the States Of calitcrnia.
oregIl. Nevada, and waAhinEten Ter
rttory." A. extended % Al The pubic land
Ataies b. cot u August Z. iEa1. Jaspsr
n. Fowler. Of Portland. county Of Mutt
houiah. State OF Oregon. has this Day
tied In this ofioe hia sworn slateuaent
No. to3a, Tor the purchase Of the nuN
oe seaioh No. . is townahip No. n,
range No 10 west. and will oaer
pro0t 70 show shat the hnd sought h
mors vAiuable for itn timber or stone
than Cor AGrisul.urai purposas. and to
establish his claim 10 said land bsfors
ths Register and Rsostver Of ,hls once
At Oregon City. oregon, on Tuesday, the
10th day Of October. iS1a w..
Ho nhnea - Witnesses; NiiiArd y. cul.
yer. william u. BurRs. Andrew D. Rock.
atsiiow. and John =. simmons. all OF
Portlaa1. Muitn ,mah County. Oregon.
Any and al persoas claiming adversely
the aboya-dessrIbsd lan1s aru requested
to nle thhr claims IN this once on OF
before said 10th day Of October isoo.
CHARLES u. MooREs,
Register,
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE .. ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United statss Land ofics. Oregon City,
Oregon. July a, lSoe.--Notice IL hereby
given that in compliance with the pro-
visions Of the act Of Congress Of June ).
1873. entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lan.is In the States OF California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter
rltory," as extended 10 all the public land
states by act Of August 4, 1So2, Andrew d.
Rockafelloy. OF Portland. county Of Multi
nomah, State Of Oregon, has this day
filed in this ONCE his sworn statement
No. lO26, for the purchase OF the " neN
and ~ nwh OF section No. n in town.
ship No. s n, range No. 10 " and viii offer
proof TO show that the land sought b
more valuable sor rs timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim 10 said land before
the Register and Receiver OF this ofiice
at Oregon City. Oregon, on Tuesday, the
10th day Of October, 1900.
He names as witnesses: Willard y.
Culver. william e. Burke. John e. Sim.
mons, and Jasper NJ Fowler all Of Port
land, Multnonah County, oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the aboTe-described lands are requested
10 fils their claims in this once on or
before said 10th day OF October, lsop.
CHARLES B. MooREs,
Register.
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sItrnlFPs SALE.

ny virtue af an execution issued out
OF the Circuit Court ~ tho State of
Oregon for the county of ClAtHop on
the ?lst day II September. 1899, upon q
Judgment rendered therein on the 18th
day Of September. 1879, IN favor OF J.
r. Ross. ]. y, Higgins. N, c, Thompson
and r. z, Ferguson. partners doing
business under the frm name ot Ross.
higElna 4 c.. plaintiffs and against
c. n. nrinkoff and Nina firinkoif. de-
PENDANTS. for the sum ot tsoiS. the
costs and disbursements ot this suit
taxed al 5000 aud the costs of and
upon THIS writ commanding and re-
uiiring mo TO make sale ~ the follow
Ing described real property. to.wit;
BEGINNING at tho southwest corner of
the NJ. A. burnside Donation Land
Claim In sections IA. gi aud ~ IN m. Z.
n, of n. 3. West of the willamette
Meridian. thence east along tho south
line NJ said Donation Land Claim
thence west 1919 feet. thence south
eepling the ives, go frvl ef the traSt
acres sold by Nina nrinkoff Rndhup-
hand, c. " nrihkon. an per deed dated
August aNi. 1895 and recorded August
18th. 1895. IN Vol, 80 PAGE sSi, Record Of
Deeds. all situated and being IN the
County Of Clataop, State OF Oregon.
Notice In hereby Eiven that ! win on
Monday the lolh day of October 1850.
al the hour OF ten o'clock IN the fore
noon % said day. IN front OF and at the
Court house door IN the City of Aator-
Ia. ciatnop County orckon. sell a. pub.
Ito auction 20 the highest bidder for
caAh. the above described nal property
10 natihfy the judgment. Interest and
costs and all accruing costs
THos, bINVfLE. sheriff.
fl ClAtaop County. Oregon.
Astoria. Oregon. Sept 18th, 1899,
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NorlC'r ron runLicArioN.

Land once at Oregon city, Oregon.
I. Sept 10, 1859.
Notice Ia hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has tiled notice
OF his Intention TO make iinal proof In
support Of his claim. and that said
proof will bs made before county
clerk Of ciatnop county. at Astoria.
Oregon. ON october Ss, 1899. yiEi WAL
ter J. Falooner.H. 70. ii,i5t for the ~
u, 4 Of section Atp tNR rev
lie names the following witnesses 10
prove HE continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land. ylri
Thomas Pettiiohn. Of Keasey. Oregon,
n. H. Throop, Of Keasey. Oregon, 10.
II. Webster. of kpaaey, Oregon. w. N
Drrebery, OF keapey, Oregon.
cHAs. II. MooRns.
NeRintar
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CONTEST NOTICE.
WM. GALLOWAY.
Receiver.

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land ONCE.
oregon City, Oregon,
September. 9. 1899.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed In this Office by W. q. Howell,
contestant, against homestead entry
No. 9i3i. made August !. 1891. for tho
southeast quarter section IL. township
N. range 10 w, by Oscar w. Compo,
contestee, In which Il Is alleged that
the said oscar w. Compo has wholly
abandoned said tract; that he has
changed his residence therefrom for
more than four years since making
said entry; that said tract Is not set
tied upon and cultivated by said party
as required by law and that said alleg-
ed absence from the said land was not
due to his employment In the armE
navy or marine corps OF the United
states. as a private soldier. officer, sea-
man or marine during the war with
Spain. or during any other war in
which the United States may be en-
gage1." Said parties are hereby noti-
fed TO appear. respond and offer evil
dence touching said allegation at 10
o clock a. M. on October %, 1899, be-
fore the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office in Oregon
City, oregon. II
The said contestant having, In oil
proper affidavit, filed September 1, 1899,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service OF this
notice can not be made II Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publIca-
ton
80 WIN. GALLOWAY.
Receiver. |
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light. These places are not antagonis-
tic TO gospel truths. Men are there
clamoring for the truth. Ten thousand
young men in our land today are ready
to devote their lives TO the cause, but
the church is backward in saying go. "
The work Of missionaries in the past
has been magnificent. Romance has no
more thrilling tales Of self-sacrifice
than has the history Of foreign mis-
slons. The work must be kept up.
Speed the gospel in It's work Of elevat.
ing and polishing the rough germs Of
humanity found beyond the sea. The
Master calls US to go"
BE swift my soul to answer him,
Be jubilant my feet"
Rev. Edw Eccleston, financial agent
OF Albany college, occupied the pulpit
at the First Presbyterian church sun
day evening. His discourse had Tor its
text For the kingdom Of God Is not
meat and drink. but righteousness and
peace and Joy In the Holy Ghost"
When Paul went out into the world
to preach the gospel he found the pre-
vailing philosophy everywhere taught,
that every man had 1t in his own power
TO win his way into heaven. He tells
the people that perfection is not at
tained by action alone, Salvation does
not mean doing something, but being
Something. Look at the fruits in our
own hearts and lives then preach It to
in the world The kingdom Of God in
heart win beget the kingdom Of God
in the world. The kingdo moi God in
the heart is condition, state, in our
inner self. The philosophy Paul con-
fronted can paint beautiful pictures,
but they are lifeless Christ represents
more than a spotless appearance.
Standing in the presence Of God. we
must stand in the beauty Of Jesus
Christ. That which God looks upon
with benignancy and love is that which
has been purified by the spirit. Christ
comes to stand between US and God,
making that which is imperfect per
feet. Moody once said TO a congrega-
tion Of children, There is nothing that
God cannot do" boy answered, yes
there is" and, being asked what he
meant, said: "God cannot see my sins
when they are covered by the blood
Of Jesus" it makes us very careful in
our estimates Of ourselves when we re-
alize that is God who Is the Judge.
Let us ask ourselves I'm the vineyard
Of God are we tilling and cultivatIng, or
are we hiding, slothful servants, from
the Master?" Some one may say 'II
am not fit to do the work Of the church.
my hands are not clean" It Is true,
the heart Of the worker must be pure,
but there is the altar There are angels
from heaven TO touch the hearts
aid make fit for the kingdom.
As We think Of our boundlessl
opportunities we may feel that there is
no mountain height Of christian perfec- |
ton we carnot scale. But there are
heights rising above heights and we
shall not be perfect even as Christ isl
perfect until we pass through the gates
and stand in the presence Of the Holy
one. Our righteousness is our relation
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sHERIFrs SALE.

by virtue OF an execution and order
OF sale laued out Of the Circuit Court
Of the State Of Oregon for ClAtaop
County on the 3Tth day OF September.
1899 upon a judgment and dcorce rem
dercd therein on the 25lh day of Sep
tember. 1899 In favor of y, Tappan
stafford. plaintiff, and against ID. r.
Stafford. Henriclto ". Stafford. A. G.
for the sum Of t7s7.0o with interest
thereon NJ the rate of eight per cent
per annum. from the 25th day OF Sep
tember. 1899 the costs and dlaburao-
mentA OF this suit taxed at 1880 and
the costs Of and upon this writ COM
manding and requiring me TO make
sale Of the following described real
lowll;
An OF the clara HouEhton homestead
CLAIM; In section a. lying north Of line
east 10 west, ei rods south o. and par
ellel with the north line of said section
81 Also all that part OF =, Callander's
OF the line OF the Astoria and South
Coast Railroad, 30 called. all being att
uated In section "a. township north
Of range 10 west. Together with the
tenements. hercdltaments and appur-
tonancrs thercunto belonging. all In
Clatsop county. Oregon. except there
from all that portion which Hes west Of
Culllby creek
Notice is hereby given that will. on
Monday. the aOth day OF October. 1890.
at the hour Of 10 o'clock IN the fore
noon OF said day in front OF and at
the court house door In the city OF As
toria, Clalsop county, Oregon, sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash the above described real property,
10 satisfy the judgment, interest, costa
and all accrning ocHts.
THos LINvfLLE,
Sheriff Of Clatsop County, or.
Astoria, Or, August ~, 1899.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Notice IL hereby given, that on Mon.
day. October O. 1899. AZ 10 o'clock In the
forenoon. A. administrator OF the Hs-
tate Of W. II. Ryan. deceased. I will
sell az public auction, 60 the hlHheat
bidder. Tor cash. at tho, Court Hoans
door, at Astoria, In Ciataop County.
oregon. lot no eleven (iD. OF block No.
two t0, In nradbury'n Addition 10
Ocean Grove. In clatsop County. Ore
gon. belonging 10 said estate.
.,,,. 400. v. j, CARNEY,
Administrator Of the above entitled es-
tate, 'ttf' 't H"
Dated a, Astoria. Oregon. this isth
day Of August. lisa
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


Land oficc at Oregon city, Oregon.
September ssnd. iSpa
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has nlcd notice OF
his Intention TO mako nnal proof 10
support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before County Clerk
OF clatsop County, at Astoria. Oregon.
on November ith, 1894 via; ANTON
BANG. II, Il, ioe9i. Tor the SEN OF
See. D TIP, l. N. Rsw,
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, via;
George Landrea. Adolf Sivertaen,
John II, Koch. James Finley. all Of
astoria, ongon,
cHAs. u. MooRES Register
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 8 isiS-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,


United Statea land Ofiioe, OREGON CITY.
oregSi, July a iSaa. Notice ls hereby
gwen that In compliance with the pro.
Visions OF the act u Congress OF June !.
iSiN entltled An act tor the sale of
timber lands IN the States Of California.
orwon. Nevada, And waahinEton TER
rstory," a. extended 10 all the public and
states BY an OF Auguat l. iNs, John ~
SimniJns, ot Portland. county Of Multi
nomah, State u Oregon, has this day
Med In this once his sworn stAlemenl
No, tusi. Tor The purchase Il the swA ~
tec, y, sis neA and nwh OF nch - aeell'
No, g. In township No n, FanHe II Y
and will oifcr proof % show that the and
sought 10 moro valuable f0r ita tlmpcr
or stone than Tor agricultural purposes.
and 20 establish his calm 70 said land be.
fore the Register and Receiver OF this
of,ice q, Oregon CITY, Oregon, on Tues
day the 10Th day ol October, IKE
ITO names a. Witnesses. William ".
Burke. MlllAnl v, Culver, Andrew ID.
Rockafsllgx. Jasper n Fowler. all oi
Portland, Mul,n ,mah County, orcgon,
Any add all persons claiming adversely
the above les s:lbcd lands are requested
70 nle their elal'us ia This once on or
before the i0,h day OF October, 1859
CHARLES II, MooRES.
REGISTER.
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iSJa entitled IAN aot fer the sale OF
timber lands In the slalea OF California,
oregon, Nevada. and Washington Terri.
Tory" a. extended 10 all the Public Land
States BY act OF August I. iSaa. NArclnsA
~ BAH, Of Astoria. county Of Clatsop,
state OF Oregon. has this day nled IN thia
once her sworn abatement No. toiL fer
the purchase Of the N v Of eEN Y Of
Bee 10 and w v Of q W Y " Bee No. %
10 Township No, N, Range No, . W.
and will oRer proof TO show that the
land sough, 10 more valuable for l,s tlm-
ber or stone than for agricultural pur,
poses. and 10 establish her olain to said
land before the Regla,er and Receiver Of
this once Al Oregon City. Or, on Friday
the iste day Of October. 1879, She
nance a. Witnesses, A. C, Anderson, Of
Astoria. Ore; Mlss d, Bird. Of Seaside,
Ore; Charles Thompson. Of Seaside. ore,l
John Warehouse. OF clalpop, Any and
all persons claiming Adversely the above
described lands are requested to die
their claims In this once on or before
said 18th day OF September, 1879.
CHARLES u. AooREs. Register
TIMaER LAND, ACT JUNE 4 ias-
NOTE 70 roR PUBLICATION
40 fetH " itt.
United States Land ofiiee. oregon City.
oregon, July =. iSa,-Nollee h hereby
given that In compliance with ne pro-
Visions Of the act u Congress VI June 4
itiN sn.llled TAn act for ths sale q
timber lands 70 the Btatps et callfornia,
Oregon, Nevada. and Washington Ter
rt.ory." A. sx,eaded 10 all the pubic iaad
tAtss BY act o. August I. iSs2. MIllard y.
Culver. u Portland. county Of Multi
norpAh. State % orswon, has this day
MED In this ofieo hia sworn staternen,
No. taea. for the purchase of the nwA
Of uei.l0n No. n IN township No. n.
rarGe No, 10 west, and will offcr
prAR 10 ahoF thA, ths land sought b
moro valuable for ln timber or slons
than tSs agricultural purposes. and 10
estahliah hls claim 10 said land before
the RaEiSlsr and Recslysr of tnls once
at oregon city. Oregon. on Tuesday. the
10Th DAY OF October. isqe,
lie nlnes as witnesses; jasper N.
Fowler, JAmss y. Ra,hbun, Andrew d,
ROokafoloW. and John y. Simmons, all
q Portland. Muitnomah couniy. Oregon
Any and ali peraoas claiming adversely
the ahove-deS >ribsd hnis are requested
u file thar o,a-nH IN this once on or
before aAld 10Th day Of October. isea
CHARLES u. MooREa.
Register.
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE g. 1ss-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land once, Oregon city.
Oregon. June q, 1880. Notice is hereby
given that in compliance with the pro-
visions Of the act Of Congress Of June 4.
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CHAS. HETLBORN &SON
In all sizes and STYLES.

j sizes and styles.
We shall continue 10 sell
Iron and Brass BedsteadH
at the same Low Prices
regardless Of the raise in
the price Of iron and brass
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Continued on page 7.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-22
Democratic Convention.

The Democratic county convention
drew tremendous crowd to town
Saturday, but everything passed of
tremendously and pleasantly. The
hackers of each gubernatOrial candi-
date were at work early in the day and
some tall hustling was done. All were
confident until noon, when it was whis.
pered that the GOebel and Stone men
had card up their sleeve. Chairman
Geo. T. Farris called the meeting tG
order at 2 O'Clock and all hands were
shown in the selection of permanent
chairman, the Goebel and Stone mer
voting for Mr.. FarriS. Several rOuS
ing speeches were made, and the Har
din men made strong fight to get in
structiOns for their neighbOring cOun
tvs man but the committee on resOlu
tiOns brought in a report recommend
ing that the vote be divided equally
between GOebel and Stone. The fol
lowing delegate and alternates were
appointed:
]. A. DOty, T. A. Elkin, ]. 1. Hamil
ton, Geo. T. Farris, Letcher Owsley
ThOS. Dunn. The alternates are JOhr
Burnside, R. E. McROberts, J. E. Rob
inson, John NJ. Farra, T. Cole Gulley
and w. B. Burton.
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Owsley-HanllltOn.

County Attorney Letcher Owsley
and Miss Halle Hamilton surprised
their many friends Saturday evening
by driving to Danville and being made
man and wife. The couple has been
quite devoted for some time, and while
there was general belief they would
marry, yet no one thought they would
so completely steal the march. Late
in the afternoon they engaged sur
rey and buggy: As pre-arranged, they
met Miss Florence Harris, and Messrs
Joe B. Haselden and Owen Shugars.
The party went to Mrs. Kauffman's
and got Ed. George GOwen, who ac-
cOmpanied them to Danville and,
said the ceremony. The entire party
then returned to Lancaster, where
the BRIDES mother served an elegant
lunch. Mrs. Owsley is the youngest
daughter Of Mrs. Hamilton, propri'-
tor of the Hamilton House. She is a
young lady of beauty and many good
traits. Its needless for us to say any
thing of Letcher, as everybody know 8
him, and everybody is his friend. He
has bright future before him and we
sincerely hope the pathway Of the
newly welded pair will be strewn
with roses. They have taken rooms
at the Hamilton House. The bride
received . number Of nice presents
from her mother and brothers, Jim,
Clay, and Will.
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Narrow Escape.

Tuesday night, just before the Com
mercial Club met, Prof. POstel and
Raymond Haselden noticed smoke
coming from the City Court room. A
hasty Investigation showed that a saw
dust spit box had become ignited from
cigar stub and had burned a hole i'm
the floor. Instead of raising an alarm
the two gentlemen quietly procured |;
couple of buckets of water and drown
ed out the flame. Had they been ten
minutes later the fire would have beer
beyond control, and our city court
building, and, in all probability, the
Court House would have gone to ash,
es. A saw dust spit box has often
caused fires which were credited to
incendiaries and Spontaneous COM
buStiOn.'
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Owing to his large practice, DIR. j.
B. Kinnaird has sold the telephone ex-
change, and it will be incorporated un-
der the name of 1.-THE Lancaster Tel
ephOne Co." with A. H. Basin, DR..
Kinnaird and James Maret directors.
The enterprise still remains a local in
stitutiOn with some Of our citizens
connected with the property interests.
1t is the intention Of the company, to
make extensive improvements and fit
up the most complete exchange pos
sible. The enterprise is one of the
best our town has ever had, and justly
merits the support it receives.
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Death Of Wallace Embry Elkin.

A telegram was. received yesterday
by Lancaster relatives announcing the
death of Wallace Embry Elkin, which
occurred in Louisville Tuesday. He
was the son of Garrard Elkin,
formerly of this county, VIII Q
left here several years ago and
resided in Louisville. The fami-
ly is widely connected in this and ad-
joining counties. Young Elkin was
well known in Louisville business cir
cles, and was man of energy and fine
business qualifications. The remains
were inferred at Richmond yesterday
afternoon.
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Big Times mt Stanford.

Judging from the following item in
the Lincoln Democrat, the people over
there are going to elevate hades and
and shove log under it:
stamford proposes to celebrate the
18th of July this year in a manner APP
prOpiate to the day. 1t is proposed to
have procession with traction and
fire engines, hook and ladder compan-
les, bells ringing, whistles footing.
floats with different business houses
represented, brass bands, choir of 100
voices, patriotic speeches, balloon
ascension, bicycle races, fire works,
Japanese lanterns, etc. Look out for
the mammOuth posters. Everything
free.