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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

Tchefuncta river. known as the
Duncan saw,uill tract. $50 81.
Ss.6:,rI jos, estate. ISL $1,000
acres. tote I, 9. 8 and 4. sscti"" ID.
lit /. section Is. township 8. range
Is. - 80.
Turnbull A, ak acres snd I'M
prOve,nsnts. sOuthenst c"rn~r 1t
Cooper tract, in secti.'" 81. t"wn-
ship 1. range I3. 50 ~.
Unknown Owners.
Lots 8. 1. 6. Z. 3 anil 3. Madison
vile. - 81.
Sixty feet front. more or less. by
. depth of 81 srpe"ts. starting in
the rear Of the property al Dorcv
smith. and bounded on the north
l,r property Of v. began. and s.'n'i,
by property Of E. Dslpit. - IA.
Forty-ome aud 3l-'OO acres.
northeast quarter II northeast quar-
ter of section 81. tuwDship .. range
II east. q 40.
Terms of Sale.
On said day Of sale I will aell snch
portion OF sail property A. each debtor
will point out and in case the dsotor
will not point 0at sufficient pr'psrty.
will at once. without further delay. sell
the least quantity of said property Of
any debtor which am bidler will bay.
tor the amount Of taxes. interest AL
costs due by Said debtor Tue sale will
BE- without appo-issmsut. for cash. in
legal tender money Of the United states.
aud the property sold shall be 70 lesrn-
able 1t any time for the space Of one
year. by paying the price given. with
10 Per cent. interest and costs AMI PEN
atty added. w. B. COOK.
Sheriff and ex -ofIici0 Tax Collector.
COvixarox. La. May ~ lSSs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09
MASSIE BURTON.
AttOrneY-at-LAw.

81 CarOnslslst street. New Orleans.
will practice Law 10 all the courts Of
st. TAnamsny parrish. lie vill be Ia
COvingt'n On Mondays the 18th. 18th
and 25th Of jane and IA OF July. at
Eruests Restaurant. where ha can be
seen by all parties needing legal service.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09
Notice Of Contest.
q. 8. LAND Ogricx,
New Orleans. La. May 81. 1883

New Orleans. La. May 81. 1888
Complaint having been entered at
this ONCE by Felix n JOar.!an against
Jnlius Fisher. for abandoning his bone
stead entry No. 5O53. dated Nove'pber 6.
1875. upon the soathwes quarter OF
section >. township 8. south range II
east, IT, Uslena meridian. IT. Tammany
parish. Louisiana. with . view 70 the
cancellation Of said entry. the said par
ties are hereby summoned 81 appear at
this Office on he 18th day Of Jnly. 1858.
1t IL o'clock NJ, q rssp..nd aud farnish
Testimony concerning ssii alleged sbsn-
JonnlOnt.
ie9 Ct TmDs. J. BCrLRa. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

All manufacturer in Louisiana
are exempt from State and munich
pal taxation by organic law until
1899. Covington 10 one Of the best
locations in the State for establish
ment Of industrial! enterprises. such
ne car building. furniture factories.
yarn. wool and paper mills. pot
teries. etc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

4 new daily paper has been e.
tmblished ct Baton Rouge. which
presents . nsst appearance aud II
ably conducted. Il 10 named tire
Star, aud the editor 10 Gross. +. J..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

DR.. ]. J. Meylor llste Of New
Orleans) has established bia Office
on Columbia street, adjoiuining +.
e. Smiths store. O6ics hours,
from y 10 l r. II.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09
Saturday. June 16. 1888

aud continuing on eAch auccee ling day
until said sales are cJiupletel. all tsss
property npOn which taxes are nov due
TO the State ct Louisiana ant PariS b Ol
- ran,many. TO enforce the collec ti0n
ri taxes assssseL in the year 1857. To-
xsther with interest thereon from tie
iist day Of Osce,mber. A. D. 1897, at the
rate Of per cent. per month until paid
Gul all costs. The names Of said de-
linquent tax debtors. the amount Of
taxes .lne by e ,ch IN the AssesSms nt Of
>sil year. AN I the pr s,porty ASx.,~Se "a
each to he vfsrel for sale il a. follows:
Angn.t JOs snrs. one lot aud i,u-
pr.,vs,neuts. c.'rn~r Of Cedar and
ttampsrt street.. MatlisOnville, - gu
Alfred David. III 20 loo acres and
improvements. west l,slf ii ssDutl,
west quarter secti N 81. township
8. range Is. - q.
BALKAN Luke. IA acres and i'm.
YrOve,nants lot one, section 43.
township four. range ten. IS 81
Baha,n Mary. Slots and improve
nen,s "n Pine street, Madison
vile. s. 81
Berren.-r NJ A. eighty acres.
north halt Of northeast quarter Ol
section IL. township Z. range ten.
81 81.
Basel A mrs, ono lot and i'm
proveme,its. Girard aud Jefferson
str. cts. Vaudeville, 81.
Bouthe j ". l"t ons. in square
one. b 'ssisr CITY. IS so.
C-onameay Giliy. lot IL in sqnsr~
7 and improvements. Vaudeville.
s. 10.
Dnpart I. mrs. seven lots and i'm
proveunents. ON Cedar street. Sla.li-
sonyills. 81.
Evans Margret. l6O acres. bonnd.
ed north i'y public lands. east by
Msr.l,al Tall.y. west bv e. Tsllev.
south by Bogne Chitto river. g 20
E lmo"ds A G mrs. square IL. in
Slidsll 81 20.
Foster r + miss. lot twc. square
twenty QUE. SlitlsIl. ~ 16
Gxr.isci,s l. J mrs. lUts 2. 3 snf
1. Carroll street and 8out0n lot.
Vaudeville. $12 30.
Gxr,laci,e Il. third Of lot on
Coffee street. Vaudeville. s. 60.
Hawkins Cl,as. i've acres aud i'm
rovsinents, lot seventeen, Parent
.trac g Is.
Holden JEFF. u 9l.lOO acres.
east half Ut northeast quarter sec
36. township eight. range Is. $3.50
Harper J A. 100 acres aud im-
prUvemsuts. west half Ut northwest
quarter of section ~. east half oil
northeast quarter of section %.
township Z. range fourteen. s. IS.
Hoffman NJ A. forty acres aud
improvements. sonthss>t quarter Of
northwest quarter. ssctio" Is. tOSn-
sip six. range eleven. $l5 u.
H-u'l-rsou Mary. AIS acres and
improvements in section IS. town.
ship eight. range thirteen, 81 Is.
Jncks0m Frank. 800 acres and
improvements. l0ts 2. 3. I and s.
sectiou i've. township z. range II.
$l3 20.
Lehman n mrs. lot and improve
'nents on Carroll street., Man,ls-
vile. Sc 60.
Aloudsy 0so. l60 acres in section
n. sownshipp. range Is. so IL.
Mages L A mrs. forty acres in
sout hsast corner Of section forty
two. township 6. range IL. "a cents.
Nsgee Cbas. l6O acres on BOgus
Chitto river. bounded north by
Bogns Chitto river. west BY land Of
d King. east by land VI J l. Phil
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

Our town is keeping pace with
the march Of progress. A year ago
there were several store buildings
for rent on Columbia street. Now
they are all occupied. and new
buildings are going up. We only
know Of two vacant houses in town,
but whether they are for rent or
not We cant say.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

Gov. Nichols has pardoned Joe
Casey. convicted of numbering Tug
WilsOn. in 1884. and A. Merksl
convicted Of petit larceny.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

SCHOOL FuxDs. State Su-
perintehdent Of Public Education
has made an apportion.nent Of
school funds for the 6ret quarter OF
the present year. st. Tammany
parish is credited With 1880 edu-
cable children. and receives $500 ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

The fine and fast steamship
Heroine is lying idle 1t Old Land
ing. It seems to MS that she ought
10 lie out and doing q paying bust
ness on the Lake ct this season Of
the wear.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

Afsssrs. Poitevent 4 Favre will
soon erect . hacdsome octagonal
two story pavilion over the Abita
Springs. which will be an ornament
TO the town. Mr.. Thos. o. S1l'y,
son Of G. w. Su!ly. Of CovinRton.
drew up the plans and speci6ca-
tiOus.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

Owing to a large demand for ex
ira copies. We send our exchanges
half sheets THE week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

See notice of contest of Felex N.
Jonrdan against Julius Fisher. for
abandoning homestead entry.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

The East Louisiana Railroad aud
the steamer New Camelia brought
over more tEar . thousand excur-
sionists last Sunday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

District Court, civil term, vii
meet on the 18th inst.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09
For President,
Grover Cleveland
OF New York.
For Vice President,
Allen q. ThuranlaO,
OF Ohio.
WEATHER REPORT

Neutrality-suspicious. Tor tie
month Of May--Mnximnm Sc 8;
minimum. 649; range. 81 Is.
Rainfall in inches. 100: number
OF rainy days. 8.
ALEX. BAND. Observer.
Vaudeville Station, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09
DR.. F. julius Heintz,

(Student Of Tulane University. N. o.
Tenders his services n the people oi
Hovingtoa and the surrouo ding coun-
try.
Once and resilenco-At the Gov.
ington Drug Store. Consultation free.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

DR.. F. Julius Heintx q student
OF Tulane University offers his
professional services to the public.
His Office is at the Covington Drug
Store. We call attention to his
card. in another column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

The railroad track il laid nearly
to the site Of the depot.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

Lottery tickets for sa:e by l..
Wsllrli aud BENIN Goldate.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

MUNICIPAL ELECTION. cleo
tion for Mayor and Aldermen pass
cd off quietly last Monday. aud The
following officers wero elected:
Msyor-F. A. Guyol.
Aldermeu-E Frederick, Victor
blanche, F. B. Martindals. Ed. r.
Doyle, W. Kennedy. Paul Laborde
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09
STATE TAX SALES.
Of Immovable Property.
State of Louis;a ma, Parish Of st. Tam
many, W. delinquent lax Debt0ss.

by virtne OF the authority vestsd In
me by the Constitution and laws Of the
State OF Louisiana. / will sell. ut the
PRINCIPAL front door Of the Courthouse
IN which, the Civil District UOart o. said
parish IN hsld. within the legal hours
for Judicial sales. beginning at IL o'clock
4. y. on
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-09

For President,
Grover Cleveland /,
OF New York.
For Vice President,
Allen q. Thurman ,
OF Ohio.
WEATHER REPORT
For the week. ending June 6:
Max. Min.
May.
S... u 81
JuEe
A.sss On o.
z-....... % OF
. 90 90
4-... % %
S-...-.---.- -.-.......... - oa
.................6 81 IL
Neutrality-suspicious. for the
month Of Msy--Mnximnm Sc 3;
minimum. 649; range. 81 Is.
Rainfall in inches. 100: number
of rainy days. 8.
ALEX. BAND. Observer.
Vaudeville Station. La.
The railroad track il laid nearly
to the site Of the depot.
Lottery tickets for sale by l..
Wsllrli aud BENIN Goldste.
District Court, civil term. will
meet on the 18th inst.
Owing to q large demand Tor ex
ira copies. We send our exchanges
half sheets THE week.
see notice Of contest of Felex N.
Jonrdan against Julius Fisher. for
abandoning homestead entry.
The East Louisiana Railroad aud
tue steamer New Camelia brought
over more tLsc . thousand excur-
sionists last Sunday.
Gov. Nichols has pardoned Joe
Casey. convicted of numbering Tug
WilsOn. in 1884. and A. Merksl
convicted Of petit larceny.
DR.. ]. J. Meylor (lste Of New
Orleans) has established bia Office
on Columbia street. adjoiuining +.
e. Smiths store. Odics hours.
from y 10 / =. II.
The fine and fast steamship
Heroine is lying idle 1t Old Land
ing. 1t seems to MS that she ought
10 lie out and doing q paying bust
ness on the Lake at this season Of
the year.
MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoN.-Tte cleo
ton for Mayor and Aldermen pass
cd off quietly last Monday. aud the
following officers wero elected:
Msyor-F. A. Guyol.
Aldermea-E. Frederick. Victor
blanche, F. B. Martindals. Ed. r.
Doyle. W. Kennedy. Paul Laborde
DR.. F, Julius Heintx Il student
OF Tulane University offers his
professional services to the public.
His offics is at the Covington Drug
Store. We call attention to his
card, iu another column.
lIssGs. Poitevent 4 Favre will
soon erect . hacdsome octagonsl
two story pavilion over the Abita
Springs. which will be an ornament
10 the town. Mr.. Thos. o. Sal'y,
son Of g. W. Su!ly. Of CovinRton.
drew up the plans and speci6ca-
tiOns.
SCHOOL FuxDs. State Su.
per;ntehdent Of Public Education
has made an apportion.nent Of
school funds for the firet quarter OF
the present year. st. Tammany
parish is credited With 1890 edu-
cable children, and receives $500 III
All manufacturers in Louisiana
are exempt from State and munich
pal taxation by organic law until
1899. Covineton 10 one Of the beet
locations in the State for establish
ment Of industrial! enterprises. such
Ne car building. furniture factories.
yarn. wool aud paper mills. pot
teries. etc.
Our town is keeping pace with
the march Of progress. A year ago
there were several store buildings
for rent on Columbia street. Now
they are all occupied. and new
buildings are going up. We only
know Of two vacant hOuses in town.
but whether they are for rent or
not We cant cay.
Careful accounts show that on
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-08
THE EAST.

THERE wzs big Lreach in tho strike in
the l. nigh lPa) region on the 90 h ult
End many assemblies K of L had notified
the strikers to return TO WORK
A FIRE d strOyed Potter & Stymer's i'm
mense furnltur factory in New York City
on the LIST Loss, $1,000. 600
The execution OF Oscar F. Beckwith, aged
seventy eight years. who murdered Simon
Yandercook in 1852. and wao had been six
mes sentenced TO death. TOOK place in
Hudson y. Y on the 1sc
The New Jersey Assembly on the 1s5
PISSED the Local Option High-Iicense bill
over the Governors veto
IETER HERDIc a millionaire lumberman
of WuiiamspOrt Pa, and the inventor of
the Herd c cab died in New York on the
81. az d sixty-fOur We. Is
HUNDREDS of Hungarians were leaving
Come lsvllle, Pa. ant adjoining coke re-
z Ons on he "a for their native land Scare
ity of wOrS was the cause
The death or Amos Bronson Alcott
founder OF the famous Concord School of
trsnscendentl philosophy and author OF
philosophical and critical works, occurred
in Boston ON the h at the age of eighty
eight yeIrs He was born in WO cot, Conn
At b niger. Ne, David Stain and Oliver
Cromwell we've convicted on the Sd OF kill
ing the cashier of the Dexter Bank ten
years ago. and were sentenced TO hfe-iu-
prsOniucnt
AT meeting on the Sd in New York of the
schedule COMMITTEES of the National b Sc
Ball Leagus it was decided tdat he season
should consist OF 140 games in stead of
1876. as last year, and that it should begin
Apr 20 and close October IS
IN the build ng at New York occupied by
J. IL Dunnell & Co, electro and telegr phi
supplies and Simon Bache & Co. ass i'm
port r, a fire on the 9th caused loss Of
500 OpO
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

THE VIII OF the late W W Corcoran was
offered for PROBATE at Washington on the
80 u [ The est tie is valued at 81, 900. =
600. and the greater portion is bequeathed
to his three grandchildren. George p q,
Louise NJ and William C. Eus is
On thu LIST the Oh 'ir ma of the Ways and
Means Comm ttee of the House submitted
TO thu fu committee the Tar n bill upon
which the Democratic members have be n
at work for several mon his The free-list
section is to take effec- July 1, 1883 The
measure makes a total reduction in reve-
nues of over S53, GOO. 900
The Secretary OF The Treasury was i'd
vised on the I'd of an org. nlzed movement
for the emigration OF German convicts TO
this cOun ~, and Immediately took steps
TO guard against the landing of all such
pass -ngers
THERE was a net increase or SI1. O43. 7S3
in the cirCu alton and a net increase of
80. O33. T43 in the money and bullion in
the Unite States Treasury during February
THERE were 2O2 business fai ,ures in the
United States during the seven DAYS ended
on the I'd. against lS3 the previous seven
days
THE reduction Of the pub'ir debt during
ru'ry amounted to S7.756. 1866. and
since June 80. or the first seven months or
the current fiscal year, aggregated $40,
974.O The net cash in this Treasury
WIS S92. 9s7. 796, or 81, 500. coo more than
the previous month
AT twenty-six leading clearing houses in
the United st .tes the exchanges during the
week ende on the 81 aggregated
1873 1872 $50 against $40, 7S6. 1872. the
previous week As compare vita the CORE
sponling week OF 1887 the decrease
amount Il 10 II per cent
X TO tfa So
losses for February W re $1I, 213. 500, be-
ing over 81, 600. 900 above the average
February loss for thirteen years
President CLEVELAND on the 9Th trans
mitted TO Congress the remaining docu-
men;s relating to the fisheries treaty, to-
gether with a letter from Secretary Bayard,
in which tue Secretary says ne relieves the
treaty to be Just settlement of the existing
disputes
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-08
SAVED BY a SPARROW.


The Sight OF Lonely Bird Makes a Man
of WouId-Be Suicide.
Among the carly Inhabitants of
Buck field was one Granville Maxim. a
man Of marked al iliiy, but of very
eccentric habits. He early manifested
IN ardent love of music, and for that
day was said TO have acquired q very
thorough knowledge of is principles.
He was an emia composer and
author of many Of the most popular
melodies of That DAY, which are now
known as contine Atals. aud by long
and continued use have beto ne so
firmly established in the hearts of not
only the people of this State. bus
throughout the Union. as TO render
their authors name rs almost house
hold word
In early life. as tradition tells us. he
met with a serious disappointment in
love. Tired of life. and DISCUS ed
with the world, he one morning took
stout rope and wandered into tn deep
forest between the Owls Head and
Streaked Mountain. with the fixed pur-
pose of putting an end 10 his existence
He continued ms way Till lie came 10
a deserted logging camp. where hesat
down TO rest and think the matter
over. On the old hovel sat n louc SPAR
row uttering her lament at the dis
turbing Of her nest by some ruthless
marauder. II sat for long time
listening to the plainiive song OF the
Iereayed bird. At last he thought 10
leave some mcmento which might
chance to meet the eyes Of his lady
low. and In some measure remind her
Of his sufferings.
Going to birch tree he removed q
piece of bark, on which he wrote the
following lines:
As on some lonely building top,
The sparrow tells her moan.
I Far from the tents 81 joy and hope,
I'll sit and grieve alone.
He then commerce Il TO write a
.plaintive melody OF most exquisite
sweetness in The minor scale. justly
boiitting the language. When he had
finished this he had become SO inter-
ested in his work he began to aifix the
other parts. and his whole mind and
energies seemed wrapped up in The
work before him.
d.. Evening had begun 10 cast its
shadows over the valley ere his task
was completed. When the whole was
adjusted 10 LIS liking. bis lively
Imagination. 10 his infinite delight.
pictured the glorious harmony which
must arise from his subj ct when per-
formed by his competent chair fIis
love q life returned. and his idea of
suicide vanished Throwing his rope
into the adjacent bushes he FASTENED
homeward aud became a very popular
and useful man. -LesCistOB (Ae.)
Journal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-08
WANTED NO MhcHlNE.
An Old Segro's Practical IIeas Concern
ing AoteoroIoGv.

An Old Negroes Practical Iieas Concern
ing AoteOroloEy.
A negro boy. having secEred Their
mometer took it home 10 asiOiish liz
faith r.
"Whut you got dar?' The old man
asked
Got er 'mometer.
'.Whut is it ter do wid?'
wv ', is one o dczo we're things
whit yer tells how COZ ur hot it is
wild. "
Tells how col ur hot it is?"
Vas sab"
"L9ok we're, is you sch er fool dat
yer KANT tell how col ur hot it Is?
l. yer dun los dat Billy whut you
herited irum 70 mudder an daddy
mostly 20 daddy
wy. o co'se ! ken tell how col it
IS. but dis yere gins yer de fggers-
how many grees it Is. y
'.Whut's 'grees got Ter do wild il?
Wen lis COZ its col, an dat ali dar
is erbout il. Men gitin' mighty
brash deze days er-G.ttin' up mer-
sheens ter fool Wild de La~d eIfairs-
Reckon after " lie da' II gil sulhia' ter
fsger ont how much 'Iigion er mans
GOT. Put dat blame 'moncter daI
mind de fire. ="
wy. daddy. p
Put it hind dar, / tell you. Now
take dat axe an 20 ont dar in lie woods
an chop down dat tree dat Use been
peckin' az; an bet yer won { want
no mershcen tell yer bout dc wedder."
-AYEanSTt 10 Traveller.
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MINNESOTA.

A fire at MinneapO is the other night
damaged hair a dozen firms ON Mort
W shington avenue, with a total loss o.
800, 900
J. W. Slower. an inmate of the hospital
for h ms ne AT ST Paul, killed his room
ma e. Charles Warner. the other morning.
with one of the feet OF an iron bsds5ea
job Brown, of W,nOna, has been over
hauling bis note book, and fms that his
pioneer days in Southern M nuesota date
from June, 1913, wGen he pitched hi.
sh8nty a. Brownsville. He was the frs
settler in Southern Minnesota 1t was a.
his tavern that Governor Ramsey took
bis first dinner when he arr.ved in the Ter
rjtory on a French train, as they called
them those days
An explosion in a quarry at Duluth few
mornings Ego wounded thirty -four men and
killed four.
Frederick Lamp, prominent citizen of
High Forest, fell down cellar at his resi-
dence recently and received internal 1njur-
les from which he died soon afterwards.
The tit e to ne rly all the property in the
addition to Mime tpolis callel Kenwood is
ffe ted by the dis overy of serious omis-
sion in a mortgage. Ne son StOdd I'd owned
Kenwood in 1850 and mortgaged it to q
L.
sold q e properly in 1870 Stoddard's
wife did not jon her husband in making
the moi, g ge. II sons are about to legin
fight Tor possession The property is
worth $500. 900
Governor McGill has sentenced Nels
Olson Holong to be hanged on Apr IS for
the murder of Miss Lily Field, committed
last May near Fergus Falls After killing
his vic i'm HolOng, to escape detect on, fed
the body to the hogs
J NJ. B OK, teams,er at A C Wilson &
Co.'S, Sullivan lake camp, was killed re-
cent A loaded sled pass d over the body
above the hips cutting 1t in Two.
TIE NJ nneapolis Paper Company, which
has been losing money. applied for disco
luton recently. It's Liabilities were $40,
900; assets, $4,000
The Norwegian Evangelsts of Wisconsin
hive Sc ected Albert Lea as the place OF
ocation for sectarian college, to be erect
ed in tue spr ng. Citizens of Albert Lea
subscr bed So, 900 tow, nd the enterprise
Herman Harms of Utica, who has at
traeted consids rable attention throughout
The country by reason of his extended
sleep, being termed the Minnesota Mar
VEL" recently Gwoke ffom his sOmnoient
state, W itch has extended over period of
nearly twelve years
The two-story brick owned by W II
Eusts, and used as the Union League club
house, burned at N nneapol.s the other
morning. Loss, 900, 800; insurance, $12,-
400
Alta meeting in St Paul a few evenings
ago of the Trades and Labor Assembly, rep-
resenting all the workingmen's Organlza-
lions in the city, Emil Constant, the Social
ist l. lbor Union delega te, was unanimously
ordered TO withdraw. and resolution was
passed that here fter delegates from the
Socialists Union be refused admission to the
assembly.