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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30
L.Nn ortlcr M HrroN. D. q. March y lssl

LAID .ttls y Al SiohoSs - 4. .astth q isoi
Notce = Hereby given that uie ioilowln8 nshetl
set las lsd notice OF his intention 20 make final
proof in support OF bis claim and final entry
thereof and that said proof Of himself and witnesses
VIII be ,aaae before Clerk OF the district court In
and for Hand county at Miller ~ 7. Oh Thursday
the fst day of May, 81 viz; Roi,at xii under his
lid entry No. liisS series Tor tie rdttheast V o;
section town Ill, range gS and lie names the toll
loving witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
upon aud cultivation o. ssii tract viz. Thoina.
Baker George Jeffrey. John Ilan,eIl George SayiSs
all Of Miller ID. T.
nChgG @ n. ARerrEosG. Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30
NoTIor-TIMogn cULrvRr.

u. ). Land oIhco, Huron Dakota, March %. lisa
Complaint having been entered az ids Office by
VIII. II Barnes az gaint Edward Dewitt tor failurc
~ comply with law as 10 Timbnr.Cnltnre Emtry
No. ei0i Mitchell. dated Jnne 2s. 1ss2. upon the
southwest quarter of section 50. township Iii.
range Is in Hand connty, Dakota, with a view g.
the caucellatinn VI ssid entry; contestant alleging
thst the said Edward Dewitt has failed 10 break
any Of said land within the first twelve (I2l months
after ding that there Is no breaking at Jail the
land: tfat be has wholly failed 30 comply with The
law for timber culture hlins. The said parties
horel,y summoned 10 appear al this osfice the
z! day 81 Msy ISeL AZ q o'clock A. " torrsp 0ud
ard furnish testimony concs.nlns said alleged
failure. q. b. AAxsrRoso. Register.
April 10.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30
I.Nn orr1cr ar Hrnon. .. q. M,rch. N 1e.a

LAsp oFFTcE AZ HrRoS, d. r., March. Ii les4
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler las hed notice af his intention 20 make final
prcf 81 support 90 his clairn and secure Anal eatry
thereof esd tst said proof OF hiu,se!f and witness
~ vail be mSls bafOre judge oi probate court IN
aai Tor uaad county, ct Miller, D. r. rthe RsGister
and Rec,vpr at tie T. land ofiise HGrun on Friday
the "a day of say. iSsi, via: Bert siocum
under his SO Ggl6 Huron series. for the northeast
4 sec 70, town IA range So aud be names the fci
lJsiig Sitnes % prove bis continuous residence
uponsnd cultivation OF said tract va; !. orrtck
W Childs, A l. Furipan. and John kopcchy
all oI Miller, n. 4. o.. H. ARssIRoss. Register
pch ~
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30
I,Axp orricr Al ri,uros D r. Apr is lss4.

y
Notice 81 hereby given that the following named
settler has led notice Of his iateation 90 make hna
nroof in support OF his claim, and sscare nsal
entry thereof. and that said proof Of him
self and witnesses vii. be- Inade before tie pro-
bate Judge Ia and for Hand county D. r. II Miller.
y. T. Monday the dsy 81 Jane. isS5 via; Matt
AlerR under his H. II. entery No. 5.sls Huron
res for the northwest quarter Of see 81 town dip
H. range 6S and he names the following wltaes es
10 prove biz conh nous residence Gpon and eplh
walton of said tract n. g. Lowell. Patrick Fitz-
gerald John o. Shounessey and John Gibbons, ali
O. Millsr y. q. Hand County. ID. I,
agr23 O.. Il AHasrEosG. gcgister.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30
L,Np orsIen Ar l,uaoS. D. Z. March 90. lss4.

LIND uffiCk AT HURON, ID. Il. March ~, 1874,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention To make final
proof IN support OF his elai. and secure hna entry
thsreof and that said proof OF bimsei and witness
es viii be made before the Clerk OF the district
Thursday the 18th day of May, issi Nix: Samuel
O'Connor .Ir under tia 10 y No Hi0 series. TO the
southwest Z section ~. town TO- range IS. and he
names the following witnesses 10 prove his eontin-
residence upon and cultivation ot said tract,
vic; Charles o'Shonnessy. John Armstrong, Patrick
fitzgerald aii1 John Grunstrd. all of Miller D. T.
ap-2 ., D. AEsisERoSG, Register,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30
CONTESTS.
sol1cr-TrNRRR CULTURE.

u. s. Land Office, Huron. u. 7, March 81 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Michael Bced agninst John Dnlsu for failure 10
comply with law as q tmbsreulure entry No. l.Ts6
dated March IS, itS2 upon The southeagt quarter
Of section II. township 1e3 range 81. in Hand
county Dakots witha view TO the cancellation OF
said entry, contestant alleging that raid polan has
filled to break cau7e 70 be broken Ave of The
tract claimed during The first year of entry the saii
parties arc hereby summoned 20 appear at tbs
otcc on the 20 day Of June. lsi at o'clock a, NJ
70 respond and furnish testimony concerning sdd
alleged failure. q. D. Armstrong;, ila3i4ter.
epr~sS 5-EEg.q
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30

Marie Eschenbach; Everything dspeiidi
upon surroundings. The sup in the clear sky
has far rlore humble opinion Of itself than
has q talIow candle burning in a cellar.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30

1t Is sail that when tine Zllu9 wish TO oy
pl,egs surprise mingled with admiration G:e
2.iletly say, Il was oB.y bSIE tJ-iaY"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30

Hon. J. W. McDill was confirmed Satur-
day by the Iowa Executive Council rs
Railroad Commissioner.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30
L,xno orT,rr ar ~,

LAND DFIicE AT HfttlnNs ~ Il Apfli . INA.
Tie. l. hsrpby given that the follow ing nsmca
settler has hlel notice oi hi intention 10 make nal
proof in support Of ti- elsn aud secure Ial entry
thereof md that sa.d proof OF himself aud wft.sses
viii be nnAte before the Probate Judge. m and for
Hand county, at siiier u r. We6ne ssiay the 2ist
day Of May fss4 VIZ: AIfnsd Lar, on under his
DS No. FAs9 Huron ser rics. far the nu-tfesst u
of section a. town iiI range 90. and he tbs
following witaessea - prove lis contia0ous ret
dence npon srd cHisiTs.ion Of said tract yiz Ris-
Icy Hart. n g. Lowell, Peter Hongla. stss; Ahe.n.
all 81 Miller, ID, T.
aDr9 q. 3D. ARMSfEoSa Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1884-04-30

L.Nn urFL,t n nunn,. d. r. Mnreh l2. lsl

I,SD oFFtcp AZ Hvsns u. T., Msreh IL, tsSA
Notice Is bpreby Given tiist the fosioWing named
settler has fled notice Of hs intention 70 make final
prtol Ia support of Lis cisini aDd secure hnAi
crtry thereof. aud that said lroof cf hinself
xili he made bofor. the Jufee ot The Probate art
Ia and for Hand county a; Miller u. r. and procf Of
his Witnesses will be- made before Joseph y Smith,
Notary Pubic AZ Miller ID, 4. on Thursday.
tfaS ist day 0f t:sy issi. ssx. jsin Hsrtzan
under his u. S, Ne Gfi7, Huron senfs. tor the
rthea Il 81 Fettian 0. town ii0 range GS. and he
Banesthe following Witnesses prove Lis contiDu.
aus residence upon and cultivation Of ssd rsst viz;
Edsaci Persaas. D. 4. Thompson. J. !, Williams.
A. z. Ei-sii sli OF Miller, %, r.
nlcbas 81. b AsMsrRoss. Register
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
THE CAPITOL ARCHITECT.
specuiations in Regard to Col. Clarke's
SuccessOr-A Dark Horse in
Training.
Special 10 the Gazette.


Austin, January 22.-There is much
speculation as TO who will be super.
vising architect of the new cnnitol
building. The two candidates most
prominently mentioned are A. w. G,
NiXor and T. II. II lnini of this citv'
but there IS dark horsen in the
field who will, it is said, be trotted out
when the proper time arrives. The
appointment cannot now be far Off
ana interest in the selection grows as
the time for making it approaches
MIR, h u. Myers of Detroit, Mich, the
designing architect has been i'm the
city several days. Some time since
he recommended the appointment
OF New Orleans man, and as he
leaves here for that city Tomorrow
morning, 1t is thought his visit has
something to do with the question nv
10 Col. Clarke's successor. The cant
tol board is, of course, very reticent on
tne matter, but it is rum red that one
OF its members is friendly to the cleo.
tion of gentleman whose name has
not yet been openly mentioned in cor
hection with the post. The office il n
most important one, and no one bur a
man of known skill and INTEGRITY
should obtain it. '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
SHERMAN.
Two Funerals-Accident TO BOy-Mi-
nor Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

| Special to the Gazette.
Sherman January 22.-Business foi
the past few days has been remarka-
bly, dull, but our merchants are hope
jul of II flush spring trade.
Yesterday evening two funerals took
place at the SAME hour. The deceased
were Mr.. VIM. Dickerman and the
only son of Mr.. Ben kirkpatrick
Both died of pneumonia, which is
quite prevalent in our city at present.
Tom, son Of Major Burnett, is quite
i'll, suffering from typhoid-pneumonia.
The little son of Mrs. Allen. widow
living on Walnut street, fell from his
bed and broke his collar bone, and re-
ceived other injuries which may prove
fatal.
Tomorrow night the Silver King
appears at the opera house Already
the seats have been very nearly all
spotted.
Much interest is being taken in our
coming city election, which takes
place in April.
Horace Marshall, charged with Sc
duction, now. under 81 900 bond, will
nave hearing tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
THE AMATEUR MEMBER.
Clay COunty's Delegate Still EutI,usias.
tic In Behalf of the Rights Of
the People.

'pecial to the Gazette.
Austin, January CIV. f. Hoso,
me accredited delegate of the Fen
rietta convention and the anti-cornor.
ation orator from Clay county ia atilI
10 our city lobbying in bebalf'of tbou.,
VINO sent him hilher. He claims that
ne Is not the representative of the CIav
county fence-cullers, but came here ~
tel he legislature something Of wbat
ne knows concerning the Red River
sa'tie company, and the alleged ma.
hopolists, so we'll known in the north
ern part of the state as the Cohh r.
a. Company. He is very enthusiast,
IN behalf of hir constituents whnaw..
lhey are, aud complains hit..rI,,
against the system of fencing md in
county. !" III Ciay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
The Comets /, hanges.

na nashville, January 22.-E d. Bar
mi vsr ",s,roho'ner of the Vanderbilt
cbannsi'y reports remarkable
niahses IN Brokes comet on tie
a n, ma ., zoth and 2lst Sunday night
lo'eus surrounded by n faint enye-
Fix anu numerous dark RITA was yisl-
tail b,d 'e .ail ON Monday nigh the
bra mau separated into thee distinct
And " y r showing a dark sky between
gree ha aaPld pulsation of light one de-
e'e0 oack of the nucleus,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
GALVESTON.
Change of Santa Fe OAlcers-S Startling
RumOrs in Regard to the Road.

Galveston, January 22-George
Sealy, president of the Gulf, Colorado
" Santa Fe railway, will resign about
March LIST. He says private business
requires his entlre attention. John
Sealy, present general manager, will
be made president, and will exercise
supervising control of the road Active
management will be placed in the
hands of Webs,er Sny der, who has
been elected general manager.
shy der Is now general man
ager of the Louisville, Evansville
u st. Louis road. George alleges he
knows of no other changes to occur.
II is rum0red that + Z. killeen. secre-
tary and assistant general manager,
has rendered his resignation, and that
IL has not been accepted. Street talk
Is to the effect that there will be new
deal all round, and there Is possible
ity the road may soon pass from under
control of the present managers and
become no longer Galveston institu-
tlpn. Decrea ed earnings and alleged
BAD management are said TO have
much To do with the trouble.
u clinton Gardner, general mana
ger of the Mexican National railway,
has resigned his position in order to
secure the presidency of the Buff 10.
Philadelphia & New York railway.
1t Is not known when his resignation |
will take effect, or whether his success |
sor has been chosen. The recent rnys- |
FERROUS meeting of railroad men here. |
u Is said, was for the purpose of re-or- |
ganlZing classilicutions. Another
meeting will be held on the 18th in
slant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
HOUSTON.
A Meeting Of Lumber Men-The Inter.
state Drill.

special TO the Gazette
Houston, January pa number of
Texas and Louisiana lumber men met
here to-day, the occasion being the
annual meeting of the Texas and
Louisiana Lumber Manufacturers Pr
tective association. and steps We're
taken TO form Il joint stock company
OF dealer, the object being to abolish
middle men and deal directly with
customers. 1t is proposed to establish
lumber yards at principal points. and
II the project is carried out 1t will COM
pletely revolutionize the present sys-
TEN of business.
Capt. >. Curry of the Houston Light
GUARDS collected 81, 600 cas- h this morn
ing for the purpose of the Interstate
drill next May, and it may be set
down as po,itive fact that Houston
VIII have the grandest military en-
campment ever held in the South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
WICHITA FALLS.
serious Accident to Lady-Bsidge Ma.
terial Arrived.
special 70 the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette.
Wichita Falls, January 90 Thi.
morning ms Mrs j. p Howard the as
Unable wife Of j. p. Howard. iustioe
oi the peace, was making up the bed
AT her residence, Il pistol that had been
leit on one of them exploded, and sba
was seriously shot In the chin and
shoulder. The wounds are not " h"'
iisved to be dangerous, bur are serions
Two carloads of thoroughbred hnjl,
ana calves were received here to.dan
from Missouri hy he Mes.rs. Knots
VINO nave established "a fine stncE
farm here. Our live stock viii soon
snow the good effect ofthis Infusion of
superior blood. 'i Vi
To-day the material for the iron
bridge came, much 10 the satisfac, io
of our people. This bridge. when
completed, will give the pronle Of
Northwest Texas and the Panhaodla
tgress into Wichita at all seasons os
me year, and will have pe rcentibI..
effect on the trade of our rr6w,n,,
young city. 0o""s
Prosspectors are daily coming bitber
ana all this section Is on "A bonn fido
boom. Our people extend a eordi,I
welcome to all. '"''i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
DENISON.
An Accident-Arrest of "A Fugitive from
Justicc-The Federal Court,

special TO the Gazette.
,Denison, January % j. C. Wood
lelI through the railroad trestle bridge
near me star mills las, night and
broke his arm. He is assistant road
master on the MiLeola branch of the
Missouri Pacific.
About one year ago Clarence HiIlard
ropoed man at the depot and made
ms escape, since which time he has
9eeh fugitive from justice. Yes err
lay Ioilceman East recognized him
and took him in.
Work was commenced today , non
the street railway. one miIap POI ~
days. "'''''ii 'iiii'y
J. he citizens of the Indian Territory
are petltioni ng congress for the estnL.
lishment of a branch of the Tinted
states court in this CITY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
SuRMISEs ABOUT SAYLOR
me inject OF the Mayors Visit TO tbe
National Capital.

Austin, january 22.-It is prettv
Freely circulated about town TIKI tSs
non. w, A. Say MAYOR of tbis
eity Is lobbying in Washington in ha
nail OF securing for Jack Evans , 10
I ~, e,, district judgeship. II il said
III, liners, however, that the MAYORS
sn ,sia 10 Tue capital was brought about
i"r smother object namely, thai of So.
curing curing Tor himself the collector
snip OF the port Of BrownsviIIa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
watch scooped. Several smaller raids

watch scooped. Several smaller raids
were made.
The Sol. Cleveland mentioned in
your Dallas special this morning as
the slayer of Jesse James No. 3, in the
Panhandle, is brother of w. D,
Cleveland of Houston, and Geo. w.
Cleveland of this city. He has been
here since the killing occurred.
Mr. G.. A Lewis of st. Louis has ar
rived to take charge of the Texas 4 st.
Louis freight and ticket office here.
r. b. Dickey, present agent, goes to
Mexico.
Mrs. Martha Waters, mother-in-law
of Dr. VIM. Osborne, prominent
physician, died during last night and
was buried at 3p. m. to-day.
DR.. Fowler, the phrenologst, has
another packed house for his closing
lecture tonight.
Country roads are improving and so
are cotton receipts. The caop is about
marketed, however.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
WACO.
"A'usa w barslars-The Slayer Of
Jesse James Current Topics
Of the Times.
",.vsVVnuehce OF The Gazette.

Of the Gazette.
:, , Wsaen, January 22.-Burplars ara
wnfNiog the city with rnnre tna,, are
mar INDUSTRY. Lust night thev or ar
.rrra tne house OF Prof A. i Mn, .n'
cnioroior,ned him aud his wira ' ans;
got on with his $3.50 gold watcL a and
700 IN cash. Il. p. Moore,s rasid o anu
was also entered, aud his fine e cnid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
CAMERON.

A"e work OF Fire Narrow Is.
cape of the Town.
special to tine Gazette.
W cameron Jonuary.2 .-Lasr night be.
rear of Mr. NJ. Il. Reeds sajnon , ame
n n,sn Yer 10 be on fire by some young
- Iarr 'eau'ng tne skating rink. The
gulshed before any damaoa uas
done. The fire was kindIaS ,, Tns
shavlngs and Kerosene oil, and in n
Few minutes more, almost tho entira
business portion of the town wo,,id
1--we iaiien prey to the flames Ona
rldneiry Narwood has been arrestsd
E,iicumstantiai evidence will probablv
others. A jury of inourst
IRE aLe investigating the matter With
closed doors. "''ei WIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
THE RISING SUN.
ho"ors Conferred on an American b,
The Emperor Of Lanan.

wou1,; ""P""'
neros ashihgton, January 22.-Tbe EN-.
Hnroo " Japan conferred upon Gen.
nrdn "oe oapr"n of this city the second
n ,uei vi lhe Rising Sun as a mark of an
ad t,', for valuable services render.
Tho y .ne latter to Japan, especial in
Lila n ussVeiorment Of the resources of the
ina I I. OF fezzo, the most northern of
time e"'Panese group. This IL the first
a foreigner. $50 o'en conferred Oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
Ell PASO.
mortality Among Children from Small
Pox at Dona Ana.

special To tho Gazette.
~ faso, january 22.---rhere have
o s" an average OF three deaths d.t,,
mn, mn" smallpox among the children =,
-, Uon ~ Ana, New Mexico lust north ~
Us, Us, ior tne past week, and none n ,n,n !"
s, Le auules' There has not been Linz
s'e case In this city this winter. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23

/, b those cd
IT,, Specialization
Indignation .fs'rnmsnts
Mae effect q
Our ma
~ed for ye
indisereet RtIss not ret.
vhign mari
h and Ge
Special TO The Gs,s', II will
Austin, jan ,rmally 70!
have ranked a III then |
ers Of the adn.5 sell our
fled aud astopI. hat Mr.
to. day of an N. vas
which it Is rec1n Of the
inspired, prol,s S.q,, whet
scheme inaueu,;, W. ~. nave
ton railroad N ''v ~. Iorelg
smith govern ~ In ! y. e1
slons Of bis b ~ ], 70 ~ - !.
newspaper iutmfs.rr,rr"s 4
mani T"u nns wne herself ar
,len,a,, anu u, laexional feelin
IL im,i, 70 lesde, It is her
quainted With
litical gosi, not ,,ndo,
strength whA, refarrsa I'
OF Smith atlksving the
name in cOnsss Guiding fol
snip caused 9 which Ell
much alarm, d Injurious.
Smiths perenylat France
proposed byidr meats. d
railroads to maiA merlca u
to be considaa the world
quantity. Ihlsf France 4
day has beenul ourselves
executive deIal adulteratio
and its embodiude our mea
press represelltyew York
occupying yr.f the Unit,
l9e governorro say that W.
OF the admiuslsely retaliatI
Smith are isuld not act
an ihsidlous ATTY on this d
upon him. espa not at th,,
disavOwal Of nivl the claim,
there are iudeat Was bot !,
erous and irreesflv a,,tc,..a
may react vie.0ncht conr,
'ne source olMeral law au
the United
Jan interests '
-session agail
A (oupr,,snsr exports to
lssu,y abserved th
Special to thss retaliation
Tyler, Jauyhere 1t
very much d on wheat or
that Judge a assume that
bilI in co1,rsnld fAleify fact
federal co,,i,t proposing reta
line .JI,dwl hould make ST
mort of ,harplution as al
ii,,h an no vs follows:
y n,o o Inns that the co
,h., ho shml ,tlons be instr
, : 'va -. ora W nd report sui
'5 ~ !, arsfor. CUR inter,
inh h; .nei'' lments which
~ NIL MIL ..-,,,,,,i the imperial
lne c,,,n,.t ited States, al
rlct co ILL., lrther instruct
rellx M lg..a lnination is M
the ~ OF the nrinc,r
The residsps and a n ersca,
.aught fireslsi 0ermanv.
,ut for tue y reason 81 COZ
e'cial treaties,
9 causes w
THIN COTlhch discrimir
sE
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-24
NEW YORK 1884.

About sixty millions copies al THE sun have gone
out of our establishment during the past twelve
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If you were to paste end to end all the column.
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1t every buyer OF copy OF the sun during the
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THE SUN is and will continue to be, newspa-
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therefore belief that the Republican party must 60
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-01-24
NEW YORK HERALD 4!
Weekly Edition, One Dollar a Year,

IT contains all the general news Of the Daily Fdi.
ton of the Herald, which has the largest oircula.
ton in the United States.
INDEPENDENT IN Politics,
1t Is the most valuable chronicle Of political news
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tFoREIGN News.
the Herald has always been distinguished by the
ullness OF its cable dispatches. The new transat-
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The FARM DEPARTMENT
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point, and does not give wild theories The farmer
will save many more than
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
from the suggestions of the farm department alone,
concerning soil cattle crops trees, buildings, gar
dening, poultry and agricultural economy.
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