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a TERsE REPLY.

EouoEJ UaNAL:-I notice auoll, let.
tor published ia your paper hist week,
..sn,d"S InG 7,h w Vs. /, certain
> "J g ro credit to him 10 wilfully and
oeiIc. u.'y .lfuJcr &c ot his cammacs
ch' cpdurel ne E.m.ttp1of war Cor
four ions N.ts tna N.,isio day "a b,t,u
H.puulcau ,han lhc author % tae article.
is or ,yI 0illb,, aud @ho l.s ta, honor.
able dmchug g.
lis he not, 10 Tie Gu. pi.c. proved
himself q cowarj under ,ac usc Of e
soldirR
10 the second place lis cbag1 pg.i.al
me and the z-s,ldi.r, Of Portland district
ls 49, bi ,cR ~ h,s ow o,,IL and I dare
him or aay o;har uau 90 .r.ys Aia state
meaIs.
But he eys the OK .Icr., l,d by n r..
3cr,y aa1 y 'pso1 arrlrirr to dis5-ran
ID. 81, X ruDI oaa pert arl lrt ihc Dem
,crn's in ut % bin ofM my friend.
ThaY arc Republic M aud viii ever or-
',voIt TO preserve ur good ruua ol The
pary and save h.r r. I'D ,nc baads q
hotIrg m,a ib. yu. vlo are cUrp
more lu drmorl n lbe K Jullcm pnry
'h"nnJl'h, Drmnna Harry Wpr uirg-
'pL Iuridici y ul.mirl ma oftr, Krp
'h.t b.c.wc fc.glui tina. be would be- Go
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

TO ia" Creditor, OF Richard Nugont,
deceased;
la purncc ofn decree of tho 'ircuil
Cuu It ottho county W Plostou made IN
"a cause therctu pending, 10 Suhiocl the
ro.d estate of the -uid Richard Nupout To
tho payment of his debts, YOU are rcuuir
Cd to present your claims against the said
Rich ri NugCut, tor adjudication, To
Smith Crane, Commit -siuuor. Ht his unico
in snid county, on on before the lot day
os july next.
Witness, Smith Crane. clerk OF said
Court, thi. l9th day of MAY, 1854.
20 90 SAITu CRANE, Clerk.
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MR. HARDE5TY's LETTER.

EDITOR AReUs:-I want TO call the at
ten,iOn Of the many readers IF your psper
to the slang thrown at me by Bill Dawson
In bis editorial iast week First, docs il
not show personal malice on his part, and
secondly, is it not maau, low principle
10 an editor that promps him 10 NEEDLE
pfrsonaJly In controversy between two
of HE correspondenu7
He charges me, upon the testimony Of
$. b Lee, with incorporating A. J. FL
u u, which can be- seen is falsa by ref,r-
Jog To my 10 tor in HE pap,r ~ May % b
only gave II re the opinion Of number
Of tie leading men Of Terra Alta, and
their opinion has not vet been changed.
but streuftheDed by Nicholas Ire, the IA
ther Of 3 u Lee, who publicly stated
that his son did not ror co,tld not writ,
such a letter, but was led into lbe matter
by Two prominent men Of Terra Alta,
viii s - LIE deny bic fathers pisie
ment?
A. % Mr.. Elliott, / consulted him IN re-
gard 70 the matter quosting him. ~ 10
nocent ~ the charge, 90 50 state &c
through the columns ~ the urnal. This
he refused N do, and 90 you zee there was
no need fOf Bin Dawsons personal abuse
Of me last week, for have never made
the charge be says made ags osi NJ, Eli
OFT, consequently have nothing to re.
tract Whenever Mr. Elliott denies pub
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NorIcE TO CREDITORS.

To lho creditors Of Abort l.. Wilt, dos
ceased
la pu'suu zee 20 a docrcc OF the Circuit
Count ct th. 1untp Of Preston, mndo Ina
% cause therein pcudinv. Co ~uhiurt thc
toll ,,suc tic said Albert D.. N,lIt to
tho pNuc"t of his dohlg, yor aru re-
Vir Co. r,,,ut your claims rC,iust
me estate %, tho s'dd Aihvrt l.. wiz. iur
nuju"lr tihu % Joseph 81. iHWt.mnc,
'Dututr,iuuer, nt his onicc in eml coun,
81, "n 90 hoi"io tio 1T day of July uuNt.
Mines. smith Crmo. Clod, of said
C"urt, This 9th dny OF May, 1881.
23 81 SMITH CRANE, Clork,
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Saris and Garry CO the
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false ban.s
Ouitc a large crowd of lndie.oni CON.
lennon had c5nprecsted on the cr,,,.l
and AT $50 tho ,y,tl ",.l,,,'' yyns,,,,.,,l,.
Umpire, "CaS-" l'oatnn The ba,, l,,1
boys bounded into tho base ball arcua,ot-
tired N their new uniform. Thcy Norc
the recipients of many compliment,
from tho Young ladies', who ihou.ht
they looNo too aWhIlly sweet, while tuc
outside Col,au.s wo'o daz d with thcuus-
uimity with which tho ladies' sho,y,r,1
their compliments upou the base tat
boys. \ sprukliug of r,an mairel tho
game tor the hr,t two innings, forcing
| the boy, to sock sheltcr ian hansen. ,,,
half IA hour. amer which the canopy OF
heayol protected thcm. Tho gn,nc WAS
hotIy contested. ah.l up TO the IA inning
it .ookod Snndariish, All i, WIS tno
| opinion o., the majority ut .,o spectators
tnet tbo Standards would carry on the
coveted przr. However, "a ,uc SIN in>
ming the standards become cmrnl.zad,
and virtually gave the gtmo away bv
! their Wild hrowtng ani mmniug ct ,hc
bail. The Deltas we're not Slow in SELF
! idg unou tho Generalization OF the stan.
/ dud~, ara with their whpupiug hurr.,hs
/ keptt.c standards i'm z.la,g OF excite.
/ ueut mhl thc close Ct the g,mo This
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1910 rO cNMnITnRa.

ro 20 the cro3it,rs Of William Sibcrt
deceased
I pursuance to q decree of tho ricu.l
Court OBJ tho county OF Preston, made ian
% cauS" therein pending, to subject the
rot q. toe Of tho said William 5ibort t.
the p NmDuG ui nis debts. You AFRO ro-
guhrl 90 present your cmims against
tn" .stI a. 1l tAo said william Short roi
ddiuuIouirn 60 patrick g. CrO2an com.
wi, tuu,r. 90 hi,uuico ion the sad county.
ca or iH'orc ho LIST day ofJuly noxt.
witness, smith Cruo. Clork of snid
C,u' .a 80 - day uf May 1881.
33.Gl SMIrH CRANE, Clerk.
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mental Duet, Mrs, Jackson and Miss
Lyds; Inst. Solo, Miss Minnie Hecrmans:
N"csl solo Miss Ella Fawce,t; Orstion.
James A. Brown: Vocal solo, Mrs. Daw o.
s)r; Closing chorus. Miss Ella Copemsu;
pianist.
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u. \. LYMAN.
kENnALL'S NlIIN lIRE,
lIutchinsou's Radch. II miles north OF
DonVCr Colorado.
.Tarch 5tli. 1881

DonVor Colorado.
March 9th, 1888.
nR. IL, j. III NDALL ~ Co., Geutsi
For the p1st three Naers have used Ken
dnlHs Spawn euro. Ia every case OF
spawn. of which | have treated five, H.
hH- killed Thorn all and entirely emuved
three, In case OF spliut find il has no
equal. one ease had was Of three years
sanding ana the SPAWN euro removed
II entirely. ! had u cow pct spawned
ana 10 entirely cured her. ono year AFRO
u two hundred pound block OF ice foli
ont oi wagon striking my IL. on hsi"l
md toes, !, would bc impossible to mush
% foot Wtrso without hr,aVibG any bones
] WAS taken homo and carried into tho
house. / du not think umputHtiou OF the
leg would cause any more pain. ! went
for NcndalIs SPAWN cure, u WAS all !
used nui iu six DAVIS ! Could walk "a
rruund. About lhrcu weeks agony tGnm
hat away thruw nc uuj OF the wagon, tho
pind WuCcl struck my ku,O. Amor APP
plying so,crui hiyhlv recommended linz
iIHout~ without Obtaining any tolioL. i
W'ui for licudull's SPAWN euro. My leg
was drawn mp Hud nay kuCo swollen bad~
~. IA throo days / was ablc To walk to
tho barn. / could go Iuto "details more
fully, md maNc his a vary long lotlor
but viii not weary you.
ana very ro.truIly youIs,
OSCAR T.. IlUTUuINsON,
o. Lock Box, 23OZ. Donver CITY, col.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Session Begins Marie tn, 1854.
For Catalogues or otlcr Information
aidtc~s the Chlirm % ar uc Faculty,
r. BsRlELltT
MorgnutuWn W. Va.
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TIE LRrrER
June SIN 1884

June ON 1884
Ei. Argus Mr.. Editor, we are doing a
good part toward the Argus. in this neigh
b"rhood itisv'ry pleasant 10 read the Ar.
lus in the summer breeze l, cali find
most every thing. look for except the
rrcords,a aud marriages. as have Ia wash
dishes of a Sunday evening, my How
rcnds the Argus. ho don't read the re
cords, for OF don't print thcm. hc says
you nav" the wool oyer ur eyes, is the
reason you don't he says you don't print
the marrsgcs. how mach picasauler #
w. aid be tn Inr 10 lead them. you don,
print one think you silly blcckhcad
| want To g.t married soon myself aud |
don't propose 10 have il blinded in the ssh
conner, / bear good many compl siuig.
| am afraid MIR L lnor that your eucctss
hire will not b. very good much longer.
II | we're ynu NJ L lltor would "a, a lijae
more industrious. cheer up, aud don't be
~ you must impr We.
s. 81 CKuEAD.
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A MODEL LETTER.

The following anonymous letter was re
ccived by us 90 Friday last We give it
TO cur readers Ue,bdtnn ei lUeratm The
manuscript Is rather neatly written, and
Is mistskablY the work Of a lady, The
pos'msrk on the envelope shows that the
letter WAS mailed at Rowlesburg
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suD.cn5a 90 IN WGT v Aaor8
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

The Democratic scheme to secure
control of the Illinois legislature,
by perpetrating the vilest fraud
that has ever been attempted. in a
Northern State, has been frustrated
by Gov. Hamilton, who has very
justly decided the Leman-Brandt
election case in favor of Leman, the
Republican candidate. The count.
ing out process was not attempted
until days after the election, and
when it became known that the Leg
islature would be>a tie politically.
When it became evident that the
courts would order recount of the
ballots, the ballot box of the second
precinct in the 18th ward in Chicago
was opened and enough genuine
ballots were distracted and replac-
ed by spurious ones to have the
ballots correspond with the returns.
The fraud was perfor med in such a
bungling manner that even the
respectable Democrats of Chicago
now acknowledge its enormity and
profess to be ashamed of ITS CON-
mission.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Richmond, Va, is suffering from
mosquitoes, which have never be-
fore been 50 numerous as they are
at present.
Three negroes, converts to Nor
monism, left Chattanooga in com
pany with about 100 white people
for Utah last week. They are the
first colored Mormons.
A novel auction will soon take
place at San Francisco: Some time
ago lady near that city gave birth
to triplets, and now she proposes
to give the privilege of naming the
three children to the person who
casts the highest number Of votes
at S. a vote.
The greatest depth so far discoy.
cred in the ocean is $3.50 feet, five
miles, or about 1920 feet less than
the height of the worlds Hottest
mountain peak, Mount Everest,
one of the Himilaya chain, which is
found to be not less, and apparenJ.
ly little more, than $4,000 feet
above the sea level.
After the battle of Gettysburg,
one of the Union burial parties
buried eighty Federal soldiers in one
trench. They were all from New
York regiment, and all had seem.
ingly been killed by one volley
They were almost in line, taking up
but little more room than live men.
All of them were shot above the
hips, and not one Of them appar.
emily lived ten minutes after being
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10
MINNESOTA NEWS.

John Gallager. Of Winona, an
employe Of the Winona Mill Com.
pany, was killed on Wednesday by a
bank Of sawdust falling upon him.
Peter Arimond of Duluth, who is
married to his sixth wife, recently
caused the remains of his five previ.
GUS help.mate to be removed to the
Catholic cemetary.
The grand jury found an indict-
ment for murder in the first degree
against Henry Alexander, who killed
the colored cook of the Mankato
house at Mankato, about a white
woman the latter had married.
At Winona Ole Thorsdale went
out to milk the COW, but before he
had begun his task concluded to hang
himself. Some people may think its
fun to milk a COW, but after a little
experience they will come to the con-
clusion that Thorsdale was about
right.
A week ago four children and a
grandchild O. Henry Scheele of Nor
wood died. Since then his wife and
four more children have died, making
ter persons in all within two weeks,
leaving the husband and father alone
in the world.
Mr.. Huntington and son of Glen.
coe, were engaged iu putting down
a post, the son welding a sledge
| hammer, and the father holding the
post. Thinking it sufficiently driven
Mr.. Huntington called s'hold,
enough at the same time placin g
his hand on top, just as the son laid
on with the sledge hammer, amputat.
ing part of his fathers hand.
Lester N. Spicer, prominent
druggist, Of Albert Lea, was gored
to death, by an Infatuated bull while
visiting farm he owned about one
mile from that city Saturday morn
ing. AS usual Mr.. Spicer drove out to
see herd of short horn cattle which
he kept on the place and not return.
ing, about 5 o'clock his mutilated re-
mains were found in tho pasture, the
body frozen stiff. He leaves wife
and 5 children.
Acknowledgement Hahn yesterday
decided that adjoining counties are
not obliged to build bridges on divid-
ing lines where the townships refuse
to build; that townships are not OBJ
liged to bridge dividing streams; that
townships are not obliged to build
county roads and bridges, but only
to keep them in repair; that a county
is liable for damages caused by de.
fects in the construction Of bridge,
and towns for DANCES resulting from
their want Of repair.
Waggish Democrats Of Sunrise
persuaded colony of simple. minded
Scandinavians of Chisago county that
Cleveland's election meant that they
must move off their farms, which
were to be given to negroes from the
South. They finally held a meeting,
and applied to John Dobney, a we'll
known Democrat of that region, to
intercede with the Paesident-elect
that they might be allowed to retain
their homes, promising that hereafter
they would faithfully vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

Senator Lapham. The Secretary
Of the Navy they propose to send
back to his comfortable New jersey
home to live in peace and quiet the
remainder Of his life. Secretary
Nc ulloch, of the Treasury, is to
go back to farming in Maryland I'M.
til he is again called to resume
robes'of state. Secretary Lincoln
has been provided with law Office
in Chicago. Secretary Chandle, is
advised to retire to New Hampshire
and keep one eye on his law bust.
ness and the other on the Senate.
Secretary Teller, they think, should
come to the Senate, or else devote
himself to spending and accuumu-
lating his wealth. They desire the
Attorney General to practice law
in Philadelphia and bring his wife
to Washington during The social
season. The Postmaster General is
to devote his time to the Burling-
ton Hawkeye and come to Congress
the first chance.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

President Fclwell, Of the State
University, speaking Of the result
of the Presidential election, recent.
ly said:
slt will be a little tough for our
old soldiers to see rebel brigadlers
step in and take the place of honor.
Perhaps you young people cannot
appreciate it so much, but it rubs
US in particularly sensitive place.
We cant see how it is that those
very ones who tried to tear the
country to pieces should now have
an equal place with us, who left
our homes and fought and bled to
hold it together
Them's our sentiments to a dot.
And yet there are plenty of old
soldiers in this county that helped
to pat the brigadiers in the sad.
die.
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Special School Tax. and Total Rate.
ss Ss2: ro.s, S Tss' Total School Ta2 Tot,

All taxes on personal property, not
paid before March 1st, will be collect
ed by distress and Sale. I will attend
at the places mentioned for the pur-
pose Of receiving personal property
taxes as follows:
At the Merchants Bank of Sleepy
Eye the 18th, 18th and 18th days Of
January, at:J. J. Rays Store in Spring
field, the 10Th and 18th day of Janu-
airy, for the towns of Albin, Bashaw,
Burnstown, Eden, Home, Lake Hanska,
Leavenworth, Mulligan, North Star,
Prairieville, Stark, Stately and village
of Sleepy Eye.
City Of New Ulm, towns Of Cotton
wood, Milford, Linden and Sigel at my
Office in the court house in New Ulm
on all business days.
New Ulm, Brown County, Minneso-
ia, December 9Th, 1884.
RICHARD PFEFFERLE,
CO Troasuro,.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

4 Z i
State Of Minnesota. County of Brown, IS. Pro.
bate Court,
In the Matter ofthe estate of Regina Heimer-
dinyer deceased:
Heimerdinger of Brown County represent
Ing, among other. things. that Regina
Heimerdinger late of Brown County on or
about the 18th day of June A D. 1878,
at Golden Gate in said County died .intestate,
and being an inhabitant of this Comfy at the
time Of her death, leaving goods, chatteis and es
TONER is the the surviving husband Of said de-
ceased ard praying that administration Of said
petition be heard before the Judge at this Court,
on Friday the 26th day of December a. d. 1884, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Probate Ofce in Raid
County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing copy Of this order for
ing, In the New Ulm Review weekly newspaper
printed and Published at the City of New Uim in
said County 80
a. D. 1884. = = u = - - - :
By the Court. ERNsr BRAnnr.
e.. ~ Judge Of Probate
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

Cleveland and Hendricks carried
Texas by a plurality of about 1884,
900 and a majority of 1928, 600. Re-
publicans are scarce in that State.
Red Wing argus.
Yes, Republicans in the State of
Texas are rather scarce, and the
''shotgun policy" reduces their
number at every election.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

A practical joker at Stafford,
Conn, fired revolver in a house
where a lot of dynamite was stored,
t'just to see the people jump One
otthem jumped into eternity, and
seven others were seriously wound.
ed, by the terrible explosion that
followed.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

One of the first bills introduced
upon the assembling of Congress
last week was one to admit Indians
to citizenship. It contains pro.
yiso that he must desert his tribe
and act like white man. Instead
of arraying himself in pair of
spurs and grim smile and stalking
up to the polls to cast his ballot,
he must put in abont four gallons
of alcoholic underwear, whoop and
howl for his candidate, club a col
ored citizen or two, vote nine times,
and then scream ''fraud' for three
weeks after the election.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10
IMPORTANT.

When You visit or leave New York
City, save Baggage Expressage and
Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Depot. 8
Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost Of
one million dollars, reduced to ST. 90
and upwards per day. European plan,
Elevator. Restaurant supplied with
the best. Horse cars, stages and ele
waited railroad to all depots.. Familie
can live better for less money at tn
Grand hotel than at. any other frs
class hotel in the city. Aug. G-85e
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Thousands Saw So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard, Kans.,
writes; II never hesitate to commend
your Electric Bitters to my customers,
they give entire satisfaction and are
rapid Sellers Electric Bitters are the
purest and best medicine known and
will positively cure Kidney and Liver
complaints. Purify the blood and reg
ulate the bowels. No family can afford
to be without them. They will save
hundreds of dollar bills every year.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by G. L.
R0Os
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ALjfe Sayinu Present.

Mr.. N. E. Allison, at Hutchinson'
Kan, saved his life by a simple trial
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, which caused him to
procure large bottlewhich complete
" cured him when doctors, change of
climate and everything else had failed.
Asthma, bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sc
we're coughs, and all throat and lung
diseases it is guaranteed to cure.
Trial bottles free at Chas. L. Roos'
drug store. Large size 81 90. "a
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

The pinnacle Of the Washington
monument was reached last Satur.
day. At the moment Of finishing
the work, a salvo of artillery was
fired in honor of the event. It is
nearly forty years since the corner
stone was laid, and everybody will
rejoice that at last the great work is
finished. At the last session con.
gress appropriated $4,000 for the
dedication Of the monument. A
bill will soon be introduced to in
crease this to $4,000.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

In the opinion of the American
Consul General at St. Petersburg,
Russian wheat will drive American
wheat from the market Of Switzer.
land and Southern Germany. Be-
sides the abundant crop Of this
year, there are immense stores of
wheat in Odessa and other parts of
Russia. The cost Transportation
has also been reduced by through
freight tariffs. With England
largely supplied by India, Switzer-
land l. Southern Germany by Russ
ia,and the American market largely
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

There are numerous and con-
ficting reports regarding the popu-
lar vote for President. The Boston
Herald and other Democratic papers
say that Cleveland will be MAORI
ty President, but this is not true.
Official returns have been received
from all the States, giving Blaine a
plurality Of 5,742. Cleveland is
thus minority President by vote
OF 365,OOO in round numbers. The
total vote cast in the United States
was 1904, 268, of which Blaine re-
ceived 4,844, 061, Cleveland 4.838,
319, St. John 10000 and Butler
the balance.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

Attorney General Hahn decides
in favor Of Ella Gorton, the lady
elected County Superintendent Of
Pine Co., in 1883. The old Super.
1ntendent refused to turn over the
books, alleging that q woman is not
eligible TO the office.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

Gen. Grant writes to Senator
Mitchell that under no circum-
stances would he accept a govern.
ment pension even if the bill passed
both houses Of Congress and receiv-
ed the approval Of the Pres ident.
At the Generals request the bill
was Withdrawn.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-12-10

The International Exhibition in
New Orleans will be opened next
Tuesday. The train bearing the
Minnesota exhibit has safely arriv-
ed at its destination and the various
articles are now being placed in
position.