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STORING POTATOES.

II potatoes are to be stored in a Gel
lar, it must be either naturally dry or
made 70 BY proper drainage. The po-
tato.s ought also to be dry when put
into it-shat is, they should lay foe an
hour or two At least after digging, be-
fore they are oarted to the cellar. 1t
makes them cleaner, Of course, to
knock al the dirt from them while
picking them up, aud keep that which
settles to the wagon floor from going iu-
to the cellar With them ; but they will
keep better in the bin if these precau-
tons are not taken, and a considerable
portion Of dry earth is allowed to 60
with them.
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vRRDALE-TowN 124, RANGE "a.
lots II / II, usZ SO 5oprct. 500
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SpR1 1OR 0nREP-cHAslN0 DOGS

A largo deer hound Of mine, or
rather Of my fathers e prize winner
1t Birmingham with NIT being we'll
looked after got into the habit OF chas-
ing sheep, and killed tt II too, when
ever he had az opportunity. He was
sharply corrected aud {! chained up
for some days, but when taken out was
IS bad a. ever. My father happily re-
membercd how he had cured large re-
triever Of the same sin 6vc-ard-thirty
years before, and We have, am pleas
ed 10 say, made perfect cure OF my
deer hound. Af.er one Of his chases
he was taken up to the sheep farm, Sc
earsly tied between two old Scotch
rams and then let loose in the yard.
No sooner wore they let loose, than all
throe being good Jumpers, they cleared
tho vail, and tho dog was dragged
about the park till all three were dead
tired. The poor fellow was taken
home, and can assure you shecp-chas-
ing is now the very last thing Of all
Others that he ever thinks ot.-1He
Eiell.
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FRosrED LEMON PlEs.-Five ta-
blespoons Of brown sugar, one lemon,
(squeeze the juice aud CRATE the rind,)
one tablespoon Of -four, (perhaps two,
if you choose one cup Of cold water,
two tablespoons Of melted butter, yolks
Of four eggs; beat the whites to stiff
froth aud mix With them four table
spoons of powdered white sugar for the
trosting. Put on tho frosti0y just as
the pies are taken from the oven, and
put them back for three or four min.
utes until they are Of light brown.
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FLAX.

The farmers in this neiShborhocd
xho have raised fax this year, have
found it a profitable crop. Whether
it will continue to be 50 in this State,
year after year, We do not know, but,
10 our opinion, it is very Desirable that
the farmer should depend upon other
crops besides wheat.
Flax has this advantage. It will
stand more vet weather than most field
crops. 1t should be cultivated on clean
ground.
Jacob Kessler, Of Brooklyn. who is
certainly ono Of our best farmers, rails
ed over 100 acres Of FAX this year, and
he finds it . good deal better than q
hundred acres Of vheat.-Fdrmers'
Cxiox.
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Cur CAkE.-Cream, one cup Of
butter and two cups Of sugar, add four
cups Of -four, one cup Of sour milk,
four eggs we'll beaten, one; teaspoonful
Of bicarbouate Of soda, one teaspoouful
of essence Of lemon, half a nutmeg;
beat it we'll, bake in tins.
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Il OIlCL--C. 6. LAND utEIcE


s-pti6lJwa il. G.. E,1rIArx $500,
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"A dsrkey's account of . sermon !:
We'll, sahs, do sermon was upon de
mirisles Of do loaves aud fishes. De
minister said how do seven thousand
losves ADD do Eve thousand fishes were
divided between the twelve apostles !;
an Do niriele was, dat dey didn't
bustp'
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC
~ Sale of School Lands will b. held unler tho pro-
visions tChaptsr xxxvIlI Of tho General statueso
thestate Of in the County ofstearn at the
Office Of the County Treasurer or ut the usual place
Of holding Court Ia the CITY OF ST CLOUD, on
THU RsDAY, THE Aru DAY or NOVEMBER 1860,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, when the following
described tracts parcels Of land will bo offered to
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MINUTE PUDDING four eggs,
add small teacup Of water, stir in six
tablespoonsful of -four, beat all we'll to-
gether, boil one quart Of milk, and stir
in the eggs, water and -four; if not
stiff enough add = little more -four.
Bake and serve with sweet sauce, OF
butter and sugar creamed together.
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Western freight rates from New
York have been again advanced, the
following now being the schedule: St.
Louis, 81; Louisville, 80 cents; In
diauspo1is, Is cents; Cincinnati, 70
cents; Chicago, 81 cents. Another
advance is expected in . week.
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IIOTICE,-U. BLAND OFFICE.

NQTICE-U. S.LAND OFFICE,
~ r st. Cloud, Mimi, September q, 1899
Complaint having been entered at tlIij Office by
Nils 1Arson against W. II. CIapp for abandon.
Ing his lIomcstca' Entry No. 4soG dated April 18th
lses, upon the Ii II sw u section, Il, township ~
range -, jn Chipcra County, MINI, with ,ic";
the cancellation OF said entry: the said parties are
DAY or NOVEMBER, 1862 ut 10 o'clock in tbs tore
noon torpspond AID furnish stiniony eonccrnI, said
alleged abandonment.
C. 4. GILMAN, Register.
scit5o-GWA H. e. BURBANK, Receiver.
kIOIlCE.-t. 5. LAND UFtILE,
~ st. Cloud, MINI, September q, 1899.
C"HIaHt having becu entered this office ty Al.
Dire" afson a,ist JcIr. Petersen for abandoning hi.
Homestead Entry No 3oo. aei Apri 10, 1867, upon
tue nc II scct"" IL, tyTDei!ip L.. range 81 in Pope
County, hiiiLenoia, with l. view TO the cancel.
laron q saul Airy: the rad iu:s are hereby sum-
moheu 10 appear al THIS uirr t:.s lT1H DAY OF
NOtkMEEK, 1853, at O'Clock H. the afternoon to r..
spond and fur uE testimony concerning fid ALLEGED
Abandonment g. A. GILMAN, Register
sep3o-twh u. &. 81 AEAAK. Receiver
N1OTICE.--U. S. LAND OFFICE.
~ St. Ciond, Minn, o. t.,l,.r g. 1864
Complaint having been made at this Office ,y r,r,.
nard Eradcck against J. B. BeIining for ~
Presumption fling No. 2i23, dated Drceln,er n 1ss.
upon these a NV "A and lots o. aetor ID; town, hi;
l21, range 81 in Stearns county, Mi,r,"spta WIKI
view to tho cancellation Of said entry TIC said nar,
are hereby sunni Oned to apjetr at this y:iicc on H.
l9ru DAY or NOVEMBER, 1869, al II o'clock il, II,
forenoon to respond and fm:nis. testimony co,ccrir
said alleged abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN, Resdatcr.
oct'lcwl Ii. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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LlPPINCOTT s BAKE WELL.
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Sole owners Of Columns and Red Jacket Patents

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The Pittsburg Con. ',ercial, one Of
the ablest papers in the country,
thinks the Northern Pacific Railroad
will he completed from Lake Superior
to Pugct's Sound within flee years. So
mote it be.
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u better than regular shaped Axes for these
reasons: Firs-It cuts deeper. iHcoad-It don't
stick in the wood. Tnird-It does not jar the hand
Fbarsh-No time is wasted in taking the Axe out Of
the cut FVth-With the same labor you will do one
third more work than with the regular Axes. Red
paint has nothing to do with tho good qualities o,
this Axe, for all eur Axes are painted red If your
hardware store does not keep goods, will glad
~ answer inquiries fill your orders direct or give
you tho name of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes.
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T UIICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.

NOIICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
list. Cloud, MIMI, September q, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this of6c. bv
Lars }. johnson against John ". Goodhue for aban.
donins his aomesteal Entry No. 1906, dated April
10Th, 1868 upon the s 4 NV Il section Il, township
to tue cancellation OF said entry: the parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office on the ls1H
DAY oF MEMBER, 1859, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon respond and furnish Testimony
said alleg ed Abandonment
c. A. GILMAN Register,
sep3Q6wE H. BURBAyk~ Ksce,,er
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4 certificate Of purchase will be issued to the
highest bidder who will pay at least fifteen per cent.
Of the whole amount of purchase money for prairie
lands, and such further for timber lands as will
the value of the timber thereon with interest
the balance remaining due at tho rate of per
cent per annum, to the first day of Jure, 1870. The
balance Of the purchase money can be paid at the op
tion of the purchaser from time to time during
period of twenty years, providing interest at the
same rate is annually paid in advance on the first day
of June of each year, within six days thereafter,
on the amount then remaining DUE Upon the non
payment of such interest the rights Of the purchaser
forfeited to the State, and the same can only be
redeemed by paying double the amount Of the inter-
est due before said lands are re-sold. All such lands
are offered for sale the second year after such forfeit
ure, and will be found in this list.
Purchase money payable in legal tenIer notes. No
lands will be sold for less than their appraised value
and the right is reserved to withdraw from market
any Of tho tracts advertised on the day Of sale.
CHAS. McILRATH,
sept23-td Commissioner State Land Office.
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&. a. GILMAN, Register.
o,1-G"t II. BURBANK. Receiver
kTOTiCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.

kT0IlCs-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
~ ct. Cloud, Ainn., September 13, 1869.
tvHi.'iaiat having breu euleIeu at this ONCE by
fi4'': u:t'c against VIM. living for sbAuuoning
AIS ucmes:ead Eniry NJ. 2u5s iateu November
uion Tie &c n SEXTON * township LIS, range ii, in
AoIl county, Aiunesota, with View to the
tdncei atic vi said entry: the said Iartie. here
W sum .oned to aipear at t.4s the ND LAY
or NOVEhHEt, 1863, at 10 O'Clock the ioI ell "a
legged .bauu.unlei,t.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
scpt1S-Swl L. e. E;R.;ASk Ke,eiye1
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[ QTICE-T s IAND 0rpIc1,

NOTlCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE
~ st. Cloud, ,Hnn., Sep tember Is. 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE lv Ing
Drecht hoium against Wlter Z. Todd for aban don
ing his HON stead Entry No. 1854 dated Nav II 1855
npun the 3 T. section 5, and e K ne l..
section IL, t-~aship l22, range -, in Monongs.
liza county Ninnesot with view the cancellation
u said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office On the in DAY IN NOTET-
bER, loo9 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon t. respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
donment. 9: A. GILMAN, Register,
sept-5-o"* II. =. BURBANK, Receiver
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A1OTICE.- u. S. LAND OFFICE

Nor1cc,E.0c,uo:; i $. Ian LAND OFFICE. ~
Complaint having been entered at this Office bv
Marcus Webster sainst Thomas Watts for abandon
ing his Homestead Entry No. lelS, dated Novesn-
Der i 1919, upon the sw section s., township l2s.
raise 50, in Todd County, Mua.. with 9 view to the
Cancellation OF sud eutry the said parties hereby
Summoned to appear at this office on the 18Th DAY
Of NOVEMBER, 1869, al ecluck in the afteru on
t. respond aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
..oe C. A: GILMAN, Register,
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\ YOTI.,E LAM OEPTCE

NoTICE.-U s. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, September =, 1869.
Complaint having been entered this ice BY Casper
Znmerx,ann agsns: Gec.V. Arbuthnet for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 1889, dated December ~,
ls67upon tho SO section township 126 range 32 iu
Ste,rns county, Minnesota with view the canceA-
ton OF said entry: the said parties hereby sum-
monssi TO appear at this office on the 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1869, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. C. A. GILMAN, Register,
scp3o-6wi III. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
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=. vIiGE.--t. :. LAND OffIt:,

= VIiG1--t. :. LaND VffICE
~ D. Nio'aa' a1iuu., september 10, 1859
to:ht'!aut na'ing eu,-rya d, TINS u,1c. NV =.
"ara Aa'o.it against RuLt. Auiei Tor atalpiyu
-n@ n1 ho-iestt1io i4Lt1y no. 49, daIed hvyeurer
1919, upon s:,e u d. Il ur1 sectryu r. tywu,i,t,
10 fahse o4, LII Aold County, AIun with a view
70 Tie Cancellation Vi sad entry, the said tsrr- a,
1eie'' aahIoheu u APPEAR at tbs On tue IND
O-A1 or ~ EA-Ek, 1000 10 O'CLOCK IN ,t,e t-.,-
LOON iuTuisa Iee.ony ooncrnius .z.t
alleged ataLGJAluent
T. A GILMAN, Register,
eeptioo"l H. T.. Box 5ASh nez.e,y.r
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M VAlC1--C. E. LAND UtFICE
~ 1t. Cloud, MINI. September 9. 1869.
-oiilphitlI ha'ius see cutr1sa AZ rn1s ONCE ty
an-tv" .. DonIup1 az t.usi Invuia, uaw!ey tIr
doahdvniiiS las HoInestesad Eniry NJ Yo;I us.-l
irii i2:, lovs, upon new LsyL seciion -.
'o' ash III aAoe ~, in M5.her County, Ninu...,a
"i'n i Vie" - Tue cauoehatioa Of sail eutry: tue
eaa fai" ate heie9, gum :-onci /" appear Ut lAs
vclocH Ii the oreiioon to respond and fur1su t.t-
i!io coAce: Mug -all alleged ananlvnmen5
septlCCI H. C. H,in..SE pac-;-a-
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NJ Oi1oG-L. :. LAAD UEtbE,

II oilcA--o; :. LAAD offttE,
~ II. Cloud, ninn. Ael1eu4Ler Is, 1850
complaint having been entered az this office bv
InsuI=tLt uvlum against john u. Lyon tor aha ndy,,-
in- Lis Homestead Latry No. 1881, dated May IL,
Ioo1, u4on the v q Sc n section ), a-d - ne 4
SECTION H. township Il, range So, Monyu2aila
county, MIL. with view to the Generalization OF sad
rnuy The said parties hereby Summoned to app..r
at ills ci1ice the sd LAY Uf AOIEuskK
iov", at ~ o'clock Ia ,he forenoon r-s:,oua and
lnft'ieu tesi"ay evucesuiag SAID alleged aDalldn.
mem. Z. =. u1i4IAN, he.lzle.,
septzso"S Il. T.. BUhbANk keceiyer
NoIlCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. CivuI, Mum, September 80, 1862
CoLnpiai It haviug been entered at this Office bv
liver syverson against JIG Barren for abanuouiu.
his Homestead Eutry No aoO4 dated February 25 lso.
uyvA the y NV n " 1a LIE Il section 80, township
10: ranse u, LII Pope cvun.y Minnesota with
10 the cauceiiatiun OF said entry the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office "a IL.
I'D LAY of hOIEABLk, 1862 at ~ o'ciock ill the
forenoon to respond anu furnish testimony concerning
said alleged Abandonment.
&. a. GILMAN, Register.
O.t1-GWt Ii. C. BURBANK Receiver
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ONE.HALF THE REGULAR RATES.

We want good reliable agents in every part of the
Country By employing your spare time to form clubs
and sending orders, you obtain the liberal
commissions, either in Cash Merchandise, and all
goods seut by us will he as represented, and guar
antee satisfaction to every dealing with house.
Agents should collect ten from each customer
and forward to us III advance, for descriptive Checks
of the goods we SELL
The holders Of the Checks has the privilege of
either purchasing the article thereon described OF
exchanging for any article mentioned our Cata-
ogue, numbering $50 different articles-not one
Of VIII ch can 10 purchased in the usual way for the
eame money.
The advantage of first sending for Checks are these
We are constantly buying snail lots of very valuable
goDts which are not catalogues, I'd for which
we issue checks till all are sold; besides in every
large club we will put checks for Watches Quilts,
Blankets Dress Patterns other article of value
giving some members Of the club an opportunity Of
purchasing an article for about quart its value
by the cash. the Agent may retain So aud in every
order OF over SlOO, $500 may be retained
To Pay the Express Cha rges.
This offer smore especially to assist Agents in the
western aud Southern States, but is open to all
toners.
Commissions.
Agents will be paid ten per cent in Cash or n er-
chandise, when the, fill up their entire Club, for
which below we give partial List of Commissions:
For an order of $50 from club Of Thirty
we will pay the Agent, as commission, 2S yds Brown
or Bleacheu Sheetlng, GOOD Dress Pattern, Wool,
Square Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and Vest
Pattern, Fine large White Counterpart, ETC., $500
in cash.
For N order Of $50 from Club of Fifty we
will Pay the Agent as Commission, Is yds. Sheeting
One pair heavy Wool Blankets, Popn Dress pattern,
Handsome wool Square Shawl, Sver.case Watch, etc.
ETC., $500 in cash.
For an order Of Sl0O, from club of One
Hundred, We will pay the the Agent, "a commission,
100 yds. good yardvido Sheetng, Coinsil Hunting
Case Watch, Rich Long Wool Shawl, suit of all Wool
French Cassme' e. etc, ETC.. or SO in cash.
We do not employ any travelling Agents. and cusro-
mers should not pay money to PEI sons purportins to
Send Money always by Registe red
Letters.
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NOTICE.-U. 5. LAND OFFICE.
~ St. Cloud, Mimi, September 9, 1862
Complaint having been entered az this office BY Hans
c. Hansen against Anders Me lsen for aban-
doning his Homestead Entry, No. $685. dated April Is,
1867 upon the e1 ne 4 section 3D. township l2s range
81. in Morrison County, Minnesota, with view to
the cancellato on of said entry: the said parties
here summoned to appear at this Office on the 18th
DAY oF OCTOBER 1863. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged Abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN. Register.
septl6-SwT H. C. RURRaNK Eeteira,
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:, Our Great Western Branch House has been estab-
vantage OF the largely reduced Express charges and
sible time.
~ Persons who have been acting as Agents for
the Dollar Honses Of the East, will find it to their
advantage to deal directly with
OUR CHICAGO BRANCH!
The quality Of our Gouds are fully equal, and our
terms to agents are not exceed by any responsible
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Agents wanted in every town and village in the
Certificates giving complete description of articles
that will be sold for One Dollar each will DO sold at
the rate Of ten cents each Ten for 81 90: 20 with
commission, 800; 80, with commission, for $500;
~, ana commission for $500; 100, with commission,
Any person sending for club of Twenty, can have
~ commission one Ut the following articles; Is yards
Sheetng 100 Picture Photograph Abb M; IL quarter
Honey Comb Quilt; Ladies Serge Button oots, or
OF other articles for above Club
For Club Of Thirty one of the following articles;
- yards Sheeting; pair Honey Comb Quits; three
articles from Exchange List, &C., &c.
For a Cgab Of &zt,-One pair Manchester Quilts:
~ yards Sheeting; pair # Wool Blankets Webstersi
National Pictorial Dictionary with 1000 pages and GOO
sne..'ing g., ok article: from Exchange tst &c
articles from Exchange List &c.
~ Send Money III all cases by Registered Letter
or fuutotiice Money Order. "a
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had dealings with us. to the large Express Company
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N1OTICE.-U. 8. LANDOFFICE,

NOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
N st. Cloud, MIMI. September H. 1869.
Complaint haviDgb en- entered at ihisofce by knudt
Fosse against Joseph B. Sprague for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 1883, dated My Is, 1865, upon
the " 4 sw n section 8, and X nwL section 10,
township l2s, range So, in Monongalia county.
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation Of SAID
entry the said parties hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the Sd DAY OF NOVEMBER
lo69, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
Eent. -.
C, A.GILMAN, Register,
..E,.ao e., II ~. pJfRRANK Receiver