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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-05-07
CONTENTS.

Among other things it will give list Of
Government Lands in each county still
open to entry by homestead claim or other
wise, obtained officially from the land
Offices up to the latest dates, and official
description Of the soil, timber, water
courses, and general topography Of each
township, in all the recent surveys, and Of
the vacant.lan in the Sta,e, taken from
United States Surveyors reports, which
alone will be worth double the price of the
hook-also prices Of wild and improved
lands, lots, rent, wages, board, amount of
business in each town, statistics of the diff
erent churches, schools, Masons, Odd
Fellows, Good Templars, products, live
stock, assessed property, population ratio
of different nation alities IN each county,
information about the gold mines and other
mineral resources Of the State, '.Life in
the Pineries," and in the Chippewa Indian
country, much new and valuable informa-
ton about the unsettled and wild frontiers,
which are still unsurveyed, and the vast
areas Northwest Of US, which bear 80 i'm
portant relations to our future development
and railroad nterests-something about the
old settlers in each county, together with q
thousand other matters Of interest to Min
nesotians, and others looking westward,
and to tourists, sportsmen, capitalists, inva-
lids and business men generally.
PRICE, $500.
The map alone would cost half the money
at retail. 1t will be sold by subscription
only-not to be had in book stores-and
will be placed in the hands of agents on
such liberal terms, and so advertised a. to
ensure
4 most Rapid and Extensive Circulation both
in MINI csota and other Sta tes Of the Union.
Cards will be inserted at the following
rates.:
fage......s s........ ..............".SoVU w
IL 10 w
Ia III w
1-8 Page, (about two inches square) 500
As the book will probably be in almost
every hotel in the State, and in tho hands
Of almost every merchant and business
man, il is confidently recommended 10
Merchants, Lawyers, Manufacturers aud
others, who may wish to extend their busi-
ness in this prosperous and rapidly improv-
ing State. If one customer aloue is A.
tracted by card in this book from the
thousands who will refer to it as the stan
dard authority for years, that alone will
pay for the card.
J. W. McCLUNG,
Attorney ut Law, St. Paul, MINI.
P. S.-Agents wanted in every county
in tho State.
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RrPuBl1cAH> CAUCUS.

A Caucus Of he Republican voter, Of the City Of
81. Good = hsseoy called 70 meet At the 1e'rses
School Hessa. In Lower Town. In said City o. safary
evening nsxt 9th inst, as O'Clock ?. =. to select
seven ds,gatss 70 he County Coovsnoa, OF seeazns
County, aseA usse. Nonday, Nay 1lth It one O'Clock
=. 4, - pr ean Of ~ County Coonittee.
;E!,g : CHAS. D. X1R,
80 " r. scHou1,lAN.,
]. H. OWEN,
TSwn Committee.
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sTEARNs COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

A Convention of the Union electors Of stearnS
Comfy viii be held at st. Cloud At the Court House
ON Monday, Nay nth, 1868. at ono O'CLOCK
. H.. for the purpose Of slsctins four delegates 20 u.
49,, ~. R.,uhc.n State Convention to be held AZ
st. Paul ON the 18th of May, 1865
n. ,6srens townships will b entitled to the ~l'
l., ~. ANN, tionmeut being made
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~ e1aAnus Houss.-We do sot know
- lsssl = - STATE whish eesapiss :
plsassatsr situation Or eonnaads 1 Ansr
viSw fhans dsss Ills Aouss. Standing on .
'blu1 II thS Mississippi, the eoustry up and
down, tie river ssd 70 tie eastward can b.
go 1sf . long distance. Capt. Tiltoa y
.ksspisg Tie house il good style, and win
give ssais6aelisa'ts sll who may stop viii
fEs ~sa-~ae.a =. "Et
HIN.
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Clearwater, As,ss.

-We commend the above to tho attention
q q the he merchants Of St. Cloud. They should
not only adve1tise extensively, but should
keep their advertisements fresh by frequent
changes. A special announcement. Of the
receipt of new goods from time to time,
would also pay we'll. The complaint made
above, only gives expr ession to what 10 said
BY hundreds Of the subscribers to the The
JOURNAL in the country adjust to St. Cloud.
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RssfAuAAu1 ron eAID.-Ihs uldsrsigs-,
Cd, desiring to change his business, viii
ss1l his stand On Washington avenue, now
occupied By him. The building il A'x48,
:two stories high, The lower floor furnished
IN good styh Tor = confectionery and
restaurant, and the upper door for ice
cream rooms, and dwelling. A good we'll
y On the premises, also large eistern.
VIII bs sold either with or without the
stock, On reasonable terms. 80 ~ ,,m
,'2S' as JOS. GoYrTB. !.
d, Cloud, MIMI, March 81st, 1868. =
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=. = Prom its merit alone has the Eugene
Hair Restorsr won ito high reputation. It
restores grey hair 70 ito originsl color, pre-,
vents 10 falling 81 and promotes it, rapid
growth. II u also D. most beautiful dress
ing for the hair. q Mammoth sized bottles
price only II cts. - n41-1y
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Hor RAIs1no.-Mr. G. II. Brown, lately
from New York, who purchased = fine farm
two miles from St. Cloud, bordering on
the edge Of Sank River, informs us that he
has just planted fifteen acres Of hops. Mr..
B. has had considerable experiences in this
business, and eonsiders Minnesota ono Of
tie bsss hop growing States in the coun-
Try. He proposes conducting tho raising
Of hops quite sxtsnsively. -. III -. .t..ol5*
Mr.. &: nathsr Of Briggs Lake, has also
planted : number o. acres with hops. 20
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1t h suggested that tho several eovnsn,ps no,o
tAeir primary meetings on Friday evening" nay DID,
r,,s.. o.h.rvi.. proydsafo for BY town committees.
By order Of the County Committee.
". b. MITCHELL, Chairman.
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no. Couxr1Y NrronAxrs.-D. = M.

TO CouxrlY MEnc1Ax4s.-D.s N. G.
Murphy, 4 CO. hsvs now il store the great
q portion Of their spring purchases, and
srs prepared tossupply the trade with any
sahins 4 The line o. groceries, provisions,
~, u such prices . win make Il more %
Tie interest q country merchants to pur-
shsss fthsn thanlto 60 70 st.. Paul. o.
Chicago. A very heavy stock was bought
Il New York and Boston, aadat .veryelose
ssurss, Is thAt this Urn can eonptts sue
oslskaIly viii wholss ~ houses - 6 4. Paul.
Dsalsrs should 81 % nssas rye them Z
~. s ]. ID. n
q m rstail dspa ttnsnt \ also vel stock
q, ssd svsrythins sfrssA sad Of he shoie-
,i4 ~ - s., Nd II ~ Wy q family
groceries. / Hi + q 1, s. !.
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AGENTS: WANTED.

Enerretic men with small capital, IN al
parts Of the State, to canvass for the Fair.
banks, Spring Bed, whish il cheaper, more
durable, and equal In sass to any vt offer.
Cd to the public.
Sr. CLOUD T8sTINoNIALS, -
Having used one Of the Fairbanks Spring
Bed Bottons.I An happy to recommend
them to invslids like myself. and Ill others
who desire good nights rest. q
:. :. -.. -. ;. E. N. TOBEY. =
After ! trial Of Fairbanks Spring Beds,
loan recommend them % easy, light, end
70 Ill appearances very durable. !
Isl s2:iI-ESS t$4y$M ". B. MITCHELL.
I have procured Two Of the FsirbaAks'
Spring Bed Bottoms, B. 8. Harringtoa's
patent, for my own. use. It 10 tho most
simple and durable spring bed that I ever
saw, and think any reasonable person
will bs satisfied % On. ). HILL.
For further Information, call on, Or ID
dress WIN. 3. TObE1,
n36 @s.,.. Minneapolis, Niaa
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Proposals for Fresh Beef,

Oss.oA CA!1r CoAAlssARY SuBsIs11MoB,
| OsPAnrAEAT OF DAKOTA,
ST. PAUL. MINI, April "a. le6e. j.
| OEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
10 will be received until IL o'clook =.
Thursday Nay IA, 1868, ct this ofice. or At
the Office Of the Acting Commissaries Of
Subsistence ct Forts Abercrombie and Wads-
worth, D. r., and Ripley and Smelling,
Mimi, for supplying ., -....
Net Beef from the Block,
from July l, 1868 to Jun. 80, 1869, to ii.
troops Al ~.a3l-5 - =
Fort Abercrombie. D. t.. 3 companies.
Fort Wadsworth. DIT, 8 companies.
Fort Ripley, MINI, l company.
Fort Smelling, MINI, company.
The beef to be Of good marketable Quail
ity, in equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarters, (necks, shanks and kidney tai
low to be excluded) and delivered 1t tho
posts named in such quantities and at such
times 40 may be required.
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered un-
der this agreement, shall be cut off At the
fourth vertebral joint, and the breast trim
med down. The shanks of fore quarters
shall be cut off from three to four inches
above the knee joint, and of hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the eambrel
or hook joint.
Bids may be made either for Furnishing
the beef at any one of, or at all, the posts
shove named.
Bids will also be received for furnishing
for same period the officers, stationed in
st. Paul, with choice cuts Of fresh beef
stating price per pound. net.
Bids from firm must specify the names
and address Of each member thereof. Bid |
ders should be present to respond to their
Each bid to secure condderstion must
contain written guarantee (siuilar TO tho
ono required by my advertisement Of 9Th
ult.. for Beef Cattle) from two responsible
parties, for the faithful performance Of the
contract, If awarded. -:
The undersigned reserves the right to re-
Ject any or all bids offered.
Payments to DO made monthly in such
FUNDS AZ may be on hand; If none o., hand |
to be made as soon a. received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly {:
Proposals for Fresh Beet, and addressed to
the undersigned.
J. H. GILMAN.
Byt. Lieut.. Col. and G. 8.
apl30-2t Chief c. s.. Dept. Of Dakota.
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MARRIED.,

At the residence Of the brides father,
near St. Cloud, ON Saturday evening last,
by Rev. Creighton, Mr.. F. SHOOK to Miss
EMMA HARVEY, both Of st. Cloud.
We would acknowledge nice package Of
cake, and at the same time express good
wishes for the future happiness Of TIE new
" welded couple.
By Rev. E. V. Campbell, May 4th, Mr..
Ike W. STUART, Of tho St. Paul Pre.s, to
Mrs. KATE Ho1r, Of St. Cloud, MINI.
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Paul, prices.

&Ae cirsulatssa u The Journal
IL DOUDlD that Of any other paper
pvbllahsA IN Nerthsrn Minnesota. Let
a A~>-a~>~. -->-A>> >A1a
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/ PA1I1uI AoclDIS1.-Oa last Yridsy
5aass 1saasr nd his 90 Joha v,sS hunt-
ias . spaat Isis bssk q &. u. 8 II,
sssss - 49, stepping froa u saao, q
: We sasrs, aAd drew HI Saa ~ thsnussls..
go IL hannsr Of (ess q HE barrels
I .1ssAf. md - lesA 40 disslssssd, tsas-
go ~ $3.50 q IL right asn. u.
a1Ase vas 800 e. aad found Il nsesssasJ
" esaals " IN 4 - slbsx.
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y 1aA.ssessA7,os.-The srsss has bssens
II s1Ad>ae Sesvth new = allow our trans
peseaaiso - q ses.t ~ their tsains. We
belisys =. Cesbstt's, which vss loadsa.
>vlnA ~ HsAsea ~ Conpaay's goods, vas
~ In u IL ssasen, isavillg town %
lRa6AAv sts45,, Il ':..%ny~f ,Heffaa:S 1.~s :,
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sAux Cu11s.-All .whe oens from this
hvsly, tevn up tie Valley, spssl snoeurs-
gissly q ~ prsap srity. aNsxs taillisgs
az soisg p, nd u spssit u IMP ovs,ansst
sseas teDssssds tAsis aihs ssalalshity. i
isezDestsA thAt ~ present ,ysar vim VT
2nsas s1Rsvth 1slly . nssksd asd gslify
~ ~ ~ ~ yer psst. W Win vhS ~
tsIgislsg people " this towa that success
vhish 10y % wsil dessrvs. s
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Has nature an antidote for acquired
diseases? The Plantation Bittsrs, prepar-
ed by DR.. Drake, Of New York, have no
doubt benefited and cured more persons Of
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Sour Stomach,
Loss Of Appetite, Sinking Weakness, Gen
eral Debility and Mental Dependency,
than any other article in, existence. i They
are composed Of the purest roots and herbs,
carefully prepared, itobe taken as /. tonic
and gentle stimdlant. They are adapted
70 any age or condition Of life, and are ex-
tsnsivsly popular with mothers and per son,
Of sedentary habits. ~ .1S0G1 3#l1 ~
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Nessrs. E. l. ". H. Clark have commend.
-.E-
I'd work ON their new saw mill at Melrose.

s11uck u L1aHrn1xa.-During the
storm on Sabbath aftsrnooa, The Methodist
church Wa struck by lightning and some
~ sphntsrs k1oeked Of, but no spsei.frdsm-
- Af-JjS 10 y -:
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Lid Brs4th q oilsn one q The attsn-
da,ts 81 : disordsrsd stomach, and may b
speedily obviatsd ~ The sse aof Gees Dyss
Cars. By renoving 90. san.s he Il,
1l.et y rsueys,d Or a ssll
~ Il k i'll III Sd GIL
49,. ~, 81.
1s1 SAX doabls dxsllisg 4 house
pssasa. - ~ M T. ssgfsae
'IsqSire :. III q %: 81. 4
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j., A's1o1s1's SALT. d. Spencer il dis
posing Of the stock o. dry goods in r. ".
De = Store q very low figures. =. Hs u
also dealing in fars. ..3ats a5.u.~ .>4o.a -, ~
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q "A new sdvsrtisemsnt Of the Ct. Psul
and Pacific Railroad appears in this NUM-;
her. Tie Company has some nns FIR ming
lsndI for sale. Il. ~ ~ tsYrrsrx, s1xt i II,
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~ AMkinds Of JOB printing, in Eng
lish, asrnsa OF Norwegian. executed 1t
tkis o1os. Ssal In ysuF orders.
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Located along their two Railroad Lines
viz: from St. Paul viz St. Anthony,
Anoka, St. Cloud and Sauk Rap
ids to Watab. and from St. An
thony via Minneapolis, Wy
zetta, Grow River, Waver-
ly and Forest Cityto
the western boun-
dairy Of the
- i, STATE.
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= CHoK1D 70 D1A1H.-A man whose name
" have not learned choked to death on
Saturday while eating dinner 1t the Hahn
snsaA Heass, in this city. He was buried
% SsndAy. -s,,.ts
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Juvsm1s.-TAs boys have also organi-
sed sbass ham club, and azs getting = tas-
~ uaiAten aads. They eall themselves
the ''Ne1th STAR" and viii doubtless one
Of these days send challenge to their
1ameaakea 1t St. Paul.
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- NV GooDs.-Ticknor, Tolman & Co.,
have received and are storing an immense
stock Of new goods, embracing drugs, med
ieinss, paints, oils, glass, white lead, putty,
vsrnisb, TO-, &c., which they will sell,
wholesale Or retail, at very low figures. A
can i requested from al whs would pur-
ahaao.
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! SAD A.1A1n.-Oa Saturday Last {. man
nansd Dodge WAS hunting II Osakis, and
while leaning on his gun, by some means
he charge exploded, entering his body, and
esusiag death In about ten hours. He leaves
wife and several children.
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MAaxoL1A WA1sn.-A delightful toilet
.tiole-supsrior % Cologne and st hull
the price. rs ~ r.. 49, . g - - ~
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For R1Hr.-A storefoom on Washington
svsnus; central location; rent moderate.
Inquire at this Office.
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CRoouEr-This game has become quite
the rag, and almost every afternoon par
ties II ladies and gentlemen can be seen on
Tie baas bsll sroundaI participating in aud
enjoying this sport.
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FoR RENT.-The large storeroom and of.
fees overhead on the corner Of Jefferson
avenue aud St. German street. Inquire
Of J. B. Mills.
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ToDsY's Mi11.-This 6ne saw mill, one
ofths largest and best in the State, has
bsen rented by N. P. Clarke, whs will run
Il during tho season.
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81 WAHT1D--To purchase . tract Of land
near 70 q sdjoining the town Of 81. Cloud.
lnapire q thiS Office. ..zs5 y. -, s.<, ,s.z
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REV. E.v. CAMPBELL, Principal.

TNINE Silver Thimbles, warranted equa
to coin, for sale At BUSH's. Any name
DE- initials engraved graft j.,
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PElsoxAI.-W. E. Hicks arrived in town
on Friday from New York, and started the
next morning for Alexandria,. He has =
new grist mill on the way, which v i'll soon
DO here.
+ On Saturday james Chambers, Of Osakis,
favored ~ with call.
Capt. II. A. Castle arrived from st. Paul
on the noon train.
= Major John G. Hamilton, atprssent with
The st. Peter aud Winona r. r., was in
town for . day or two last week.
We were glad to meet E. W. Carver, of
the firm Of Curtis l. Nash, st.. Paul, on
Monday. He has gone up the Valley. on
business for the firm, whose card will be
found in this issue.
Hon. G. F. Davis returned on Friday
from trip to Chicago.
Maj. ]. B. Bassett and A. D. Prescott, of
Chippewa Agency, gave US brief call on
Tuesday. Also G. H. Fish, Of Sank Cen
TIRE, who was returning home after having
purchased his spring goods.
Don. Stevenson Of Osakis-he Of the big
body and big hesrt-was here for several
days during this week, making arrange
ments for starting his transportation teams.
i We were gratifel to receive . call on
Friday from Hon. G. n. Liuesu, editor of
the st. Paul Volk.blatt, who was up on .
brief visit.
J. Savercool, Of Savercool & 0rovenor,
St. Paul, the enterprisins agricultural i'm
plement dealer, was in the city last week.
SO Was Charley Baldwin, Of the SANITY
city. =. 3,
Major walker, paymaster, arrived in the
train last evening, and left this morning
for Forts Absrerombie, Ransom and Wads-
worth, with box Of greenbacks for paying
of the troops stationed there.
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COOP APPo1N1xENT.-Capt. J. E. West
has received the appointmrnt of Special
Agent fol-" the Etna Fire Insurance Com
psny for oil the district Of country in
this State lying srth of the Minnesota and
west Of the St. Croix rivers. The Etna
has secured just the best man it could have
found in the State for that work.
To B1 RENINBIRID.-ThatLa Lamb & Myr-
ick, At Sank Centre, have just received ad-
ditions to their stock Of goods. and that
they can present an assortment which
must suit the people Of the Valley country.
Their assortment is complete in all the
branches represented in frst-olsss store
dry goods. groceries, provisions, hats,
caps, boots, shoes, farming implements,
&c., 10. Mr.. Lamb has had many years
experience in merchandising and under.
stands how TO- purchase goods to advan.
tag. The firm asks fair share Of. the
public patronage. =: .....@ ..'-....<
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:: ---Goyette's restaurant 10 one Of the most
Popular places in town, A person il. sure
Of getting nice meal there ct any time. VI.
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MINNESOTA AS 1T Is.-Mr. J. w. No.
Chung. Of st. Paul. will soon issue book
with the above tito. The Prospectus is
given elsewhere. st. Peter, Red Wing.
Winona, and other towns are furnishing .
view Of their respective towns. to BE- ritho-
sraphed and inserted in the book. Win st.
Cloud DO behind in this matter? There -.
not more beautiful place in the State, an d
it shonld by all means have = plate. Who
will take hold Of the matter?
NEW MILLINERY GooDs.-Miss F. E.
Clark has just received her new stock Of
millinery goods, dress trimmings, hats,
bonnets, ribbons, flowers, and everything
that may be found in q first-class millinery
establishment. These goods are directly
from tho East, and are the seasons latest
styles. Rooms on Washington avenue, near
tho Post Office.
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/. l-Netzroth has received his new spring
goods, and can get up the incest and most
substantial suits, in the latest styles Go
and zee him, and leave your measure.
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~ o1s1s1 RA1T.-Nr. Noore, Of Sank
cs,t1,, ~ |, in town yesterday md informed
10 that their hrn had on Monday received
q rat sawed at their mill In the Todd Coun-
~ pinssiss, containing 100000 feet Of
hssvy lumber, 1890, 900 shingles, and $780,
900 laah. Il Wa about 1900 feet long and
200 Iest Wjde.
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M1LL1HERY Roo NJ. Mrs. Ottensmyer
has just received large stock ofnew goods
from Chicago, and issprepared to furnish
the ladies with everything they may want.
Sec her advertisement.
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N1c8 MEAr.-Coats & Freeman are keep
ing the very best meat that can be bought.
They purpose to supply this market with
choice meats Of all kind, poultry, fish, but
ter, eggs, SO. Their stand, in Alden's
block, is convenient. 49,. -:
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Attention is called to tho advertise
ment headed "Wanted," which offers hns
opening for mechanics and others. 80:
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.-Ditmar & Scott have their wagon lac
tory in fine operation now, and are doing
a big business.
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D1owx1D.-Oa Friday last two ehildren
Of Jacob Hsynan, residing near New
D '1Csa3e, were drowned. T. sppssrS they.
ts3ed 70 follow their mother across ''0stchell
Breed" and fell IN. The mother - % over
vAdnsd With grssf that her life IL dssI air.
Cd e. -.
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ST, CLOUD ACADEMY!
The Second Course Of this Institution will
~ begin
April 18th, 1909.

Arrangements are being made Tor thor
ough course Of instruction in al the inter-
mediate and higher branches Of education.
Tuition will be charged according to the
studies pursued and must DO paid in ad-
vance. g..
. GEN. II. z. MITCHELL, Pres.
J. c. WILSON, SEQ. <s~..-
DIR. WIN. HUNTER,
J. 8. KELLY,
HON. N. r. BARNES,
JOS. HAYWARD, ~
Dtreetors.
pEV. T.. Y. CAMPBELL. PPincinal.
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DAIRY BUSINESS

Is as yet in its infancy, which is shown by
the high prices Of butter and cheese, and
the large importations Of those articles ev-
ery season from the Eastern States.
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Grain Growing s. Stock
Raising
These lands are unsurpassed in the State,
and are dotted over with innumerable fresh
Lakes, and traversed by fine running
which are bordered by an album
dance Of good . -
MEADOW LANDS,
afording an unlimited supply Of grass and
hay. They are easy Of access to mines on
Lake Superior, and the great pineries Of
the northern part Of the State, which af-
fords the best and principal markets for
cattle in tho country. In connection with
stock raising it is necessary to call atten-
ton TO the fact, that the
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