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regularly licensed and practicIng physician
10 the efect that, in his opinion, any person
or corporation IN this state or any agent OF
tucn person or corporation is not complying
WIN the provisions of section one % Of this
act IN respect to any specified cmploye or
employes: shall be prima facie evidence of
the violation by such person. corporation or
agent OF the provisions Of this act and it
snail be the duty of the state labor commits
sioner whenever he is Informed OF the viola
latlon OF any of the provisions of this act, to
cause the matter to be at once brought to the
attentlon OF the proper authorizes and to as
slst III furnishing evidence of such violation;
nut nothing herein contained shall be con-
strued to prevent any other person from
making such complaint and furnishing such
evidence nor to interfere with the discharge
OF their lawful duty by all state and county
SEC: 3: Every person who shall violate
any OF the provisions Of this act shall for
each and every day of such violation be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
cOnvlctlon thereof shall be punished By Il ne.
OF not less than ten dollars $50 nor more
than twenty-five $3.50 dollars or BY imprison-
ment LOT not less than ten (lO) days nor more
tnan thirty 500 days, or both, in the discre.
ton of the court.
SEC. 4. All acts and parts of acts incon-
hereby repealed.
SEC. s.. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its massage
Approved March 10, 1889.
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q. F. No. 7O2-AN ACT to fix the name OF a
lake, formerly known as Elk lake.
Be il enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION /. That the lake known for many
years to the Indians and early explorers as
klake, situated i'll Beltrami county, in sec
ton twenty-five (22) of town one hundred
add forty-three (143) north, range thirty-six
$3.50 west, fifth principal meridian, shall be
known and designated hereafter on all OFF,
ciaI maps of the state and named in all
county and state records referring to the
same, as Elk lake,
SEC. 2. No edition Of any school geogra-
ply, published subsequent to January one,
any map giving any name to the lake speci-
fed in section one other than ELK lake"
shall be used in the schools of this state
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect aud be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April "a, 1889.
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S. +. No. 1e5-AN ACT to amend chapter
soldiers home and relief.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. That section twenty five (25)
chapter one hundred and forty-eight HAST,
General Laws Of 1887, be amended and
changed to read as follows: section 25.
The state auditor shall annually hereafter
l1-10] of one mill on each dollar of the val
uation Of the state. both real aud personal.
to constitute soldiers relief fund, and ne
shall at the close OF each fiscal year transfer
from the revenue fund to the soldiers relief
fund the amount of such levy not already
credited to said relief fund"
SEC. O. That section twenty-six Of the
[14e] of General Laws Of 1887 be and the
same is hereby amended by adding the fol-
lowing exception to the end Of the first pro-
vlso Of said section, as follows, viz: Except
that the trustees in their discretion may gran
or provide transportation and ratjons en- route
forany honorably discharged INDECENT ex-
United States soldier, sailor or marine, or
the dependent families of the same.
SEC. g.. Section thirty of the said chapter
one hundred and forty eight ll48l, General
Laws 1887. is hereby amended and changed
to read as follows: ''Section 80. The board
OF trustees may, by unanimous vote of all
the trustees transfer any surplus moneys
either from the soldiers home fund, to the
soldiers relief fund or from the soldiers
when In their Judgment such transfer will
better enable them to enforce the spirit and
intent Of this act"
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved April 2, 1889.
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AN act to incorporate camn or rrove
meeting associations, Sunday school as.
semblles, or any society for religious in
ment in moral, literary or social cult,ire.f
lie It enacted BY the legislature Of The State
of Minnesota.
Laws Of 1881, lie amended by adding iheieto
two new sections, 10 be numbered resrec-
lively: sections IL and II, and reading as
':section ii. The stockholders :, INV cor.
poration which has been or herea fter may be
Incorporated pursuant to the provisions of
tn's chapter. may amend the articles OF asso-
citation Of such body corporate. in any re-
spec t. when nm might nave been lawfully made
articles specifying such amendment by a ma.
jority vote Of the stockholders present and
voting at any meeting Of such stock b olders.
anne 60ay ,ce ehP upon adopting such
prepared in duplicate stating the lime when,
and the articles Of amendment which certiti.
cate shall be subscribed and sworn to by the
president OF chief executive officer, and also
deposited for record in the mallner provided
ny tnls act for depositing for record the
original articles and thereHpon such amend.
m n1eI s9a!i pc ana become part of the arti-
force and effect as if such amendment had
been adopted as part Of such original
., Section o p: Any articles amending the
articles OF association of any incorporation,
incorporated under the provisions Of this
net, which might have been made part OF
the the Gntginal articles, and which may have
oee ,pd heretofore adopted BY a majority vote
meeting Of thu stockholders of such Corpora
ton, may hereafter be certified and sworn to
IN duplicate; and deposited for record rs
Ppns,e9 Tor ~ tins act and when de-
as'though they had been adopted pursuant
tion.'
SEC 2. This shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 2, 1859.
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IAN ACT to am

Il. F. No 563.-AN ACT to amend section
one hundred and ninety eight N9s)
OF chapter sixty-six (66) Of the General
five (55) of the General Laws Of 1881, re
lating to garnishments.
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
OF Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section one hundred and
nlnety-eight Q9S) Of chapter sixty-six (G6)
OF the General Statutes 1873. us amended BY
c1fa 'esi tfty ii'e (55@ OF the General Laws
SO as to read as follows:
Sec. 1913. Discharge Of Garnishment on
Defendant Giving Bond.--A defendant,
when property, money or effects has been
plaintiff bond in double the amount claimed
III the complaint. with Two or more sureties,
who shall justify and be approved by the
Judge OF the District Court, or court commits
ceedlnss were instituted and if in justice
court by snch justice, and if in municipal
court by judge Of said court. conditioned
that II the .piaintiff recover Judgment in the
amount thereon equal to the value OF the
money. property or effects SO garnisheed.
And the officer approving. such bond shall
make an order discharg1ng such garnish-
ment, and releasing such money, property or
effects thcrefrom, upon filing such bond
with the court in which the garnishec pro-
ceedings were Instituted, aud serving upon
the earn eopy of he order discharg;;
have the same power to receive or collect the
money, property and effects so Garnisheed,in
the same manner as If such garnishee pro-
ceedings had never been Instituted All of
the provisions Of this title shall apply to all
actions in which the defendant has or shall
recover Judgment against the plaintiff, and
all ACTIONS in which counter claim is inter-
posed in the answer Of the defendant which
counter claim exceeds in amount the amount
admitted to be due in said answer, and in all
such cases the defendant may institute pro-
;eedings under this title, and conduct them
toa determination with like force and effect
and in like manner as If he was a plaintiff.
and in such cases the word "plaintif,"
wherever 1t is used in this title, shall be con-
sidered to mean "defendan1." and the word
'..conp laint' shall De considered to mean
ANSWER
Sec. =. This act shall take effect and be
Approved March 70 1880.
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II. F. No. 57O-AN ACT 10 amend section
nineteen Q0) of chapter sixteen (l6) OF
the General Statutes of Minnesota OF one
thousand eight hundred and seventy eight.
relating to Intoxicating liquors.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. That section nineteen Of chap
ter sixteen Of the General Statutes OF Mime
sofa of one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, eight is hereby amended so as to
Sec. 10. All persons heretofore, or that
may hereafter be licensed to sell intoxicating
liquors in this state, whe!hersuch license has
been granted by the board Of county COM
missioners Of any county or by the officers OF
any city, village or town in this state, as the
case may be, are hereby required to close
their places of business (hotels excepted) at
eleven O'Clock at night and keep the same
closed until five O'Clock in the morning; and
il is hereby made unlawful between the hours
last named, for persons SO licensed as afore-
said, to sell, give away. or otherwise dispose
of any fermented or Intoxicating liquors at
their said place of business, or to permit the
throwing of dice or playing cards, billiards
or pools therein, by any minor at any time
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 6, 1889
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Fl. F. No. 571-AN ACT to amend an act en-
titled IAN Act Establishing All Agricnlt-
ural Experiment Statior,' approved March
seventh. eighteen hundred and eighty five.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1.-That section one Of chapter
two hundred nine, Of the General Laws Of
eighteen hundred and eighty-fiv be amended
by emitting fro m the end Of the section the
of agriculture shall he general supcriniend-
ent."
SEC. 2-This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Approved April 8, 1880
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H. +. No. o39.-AN ACT to punish the coun-
terfeiting of labels, trademarks and aiver-
tisements and the use of countcrfeited
labels, trademarks and advertisements
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. It shall be lawful for associa-
tons aud unions Of wo1kmen to adopt for
their protection labels, trade marks and ad-
refreshments used by such unions or associa-
tons announcing that goods manufactured
By members OF such associations or unions
are SO manufactured by such members
SEC. 2. Tint any AID MI persons using
such union or association trade mark, labels
or advertisements, whether cxactly like such
labels, trade marks or advertisements or not,
If with the intention to ~ likely to. deceive
the public. sha!tbc guilty Of q misdcmeanor,
and on conviction thereof shall bc punished
by imprisonment If not less than ton OW
days nor more than th,r:. days. or a fine Of
not less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than ono bundled dollars.
SEQ. 8. That every person who shall use
any such cunntcrfoited trade mark. libel or
advertisement Of such !n!oi, or nyscciation
after having been notified that the same is SO
counterfeited. shall be guilty Of i" hi sdencanor
ana Oh conviction thereof shall bc punished
by imprisonment Of 10. less than ten days
nor more than thirty days or by fine Of not
less than twenty-five dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars.
Sec 4. That every association Of working
men OF labor union adopting label, trade
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S. F. No. 143. AN ACT to amend an act
entitled AN act to conform ali savings
banks or institutions for savings to duni-
.formity Of powers, rights and liabilities,
ings banks for their supervision and tor
the more efficient protection Of depositors
altn III; 1879, being Elm chapter one hundred
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
act to conform all savings banks or institu-
tons for savings to uniformity of powers,
rights and liabilities, and to provide for the
organization of savings banks, for their
ST nnd TOR the eeent pro-
proved March 18th, 1879. be and the same
is hereby amended by striking out the words
and figures Five thousand dollars lS5, OOO]"
where they occur a At the end Of said section
thereof the following words: "One-half of
one per cent of the total deposit of any such
savings bank;;' provided, that nothing in
whose total deposits be less than one miilion
dollars.
SEC. 2. That section twenty seven Of said
act be and the same Is hereby amended by
sinking out the words and figures live 5l
the second subdivision, of said section, and
by inserting in place thereof the word and
UguTeS ten llO.I'
SEC. 3. That section twenty-eight Of said
act be. and the same Is hereby amended so as
to read as follows:
section %. 1t shall be the duty of the
trustees OF any such corporation, as soon as
practieable, to invest the moneys deposited
with them in the securities named in the
l26th] twenty-sixth section Of this act
except that for the purpose of meeting cur
rent expenses and payments i'll excess Of the
Of not exceeding. fifteen per cent of the
whole amount of deposits with such corpora
tons, and the same may be kept GU hand, or
on on deposit In any bank 1r banking associa::
under any law or laws of the state or OF the
United States, or with any trust company
incorporated by any law of this state; or in
any trust company or bank in the city OF
New York. duly organized under the laws Of
the State OF New York or Of the United States;
but the sum SO deposited in any one bank
Of trust company shall not exceed ten per
cent Of the paid up capital and surplus Of
s such bank or trust company; or such avail;
able fund: or any part thereof, may be loaned
upon pledge of the securities. or any of them,
PANIED in subdivisions one ~, two[2] ,three(O
but not in excess Of nine (9o] per cent OF the
cash market value of such securities SO
pledged, nor in excess of the par value there
OF; and should any Of the securities so held
any loan thereon, it hail be the duty Of the
trustees to require the immediate payment of
such loan, or Of part thereof, or additional
security therefor, SO that the amount loaned
Of the market value Of the securities pledged
for the same"
SEC. 4: That section thirty two Of said act
be and the same Is hereby amended by strik-
ing out the words ten per cent? wherever
they occur in said section, and by inserting
In place thereof the words fifteen per cent"
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
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H. No. 45G-AN ACT to amend section
thirtyseven (37), Of title -three 49,, of
chapter nineteen 40, General Statutes
of one thousand, eight hundred ana sew
enty-eight QS7S), relating to distra1ning
beasts doing damages.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That section thirty-seven $50.
of title (3). chapter nineteen 90. Of Gen.
eral Statutes of one thousand eight hundred
and seveDty-eight be-, and the same is
after the word Dodge" in the twenty-first
line thereof, and by striking out the word
''thirtysix" in the thirty-tirst line of said
section.
in force from and after its passage
Approved Feb. 26, 1889.
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Important
Reduction +!


TO CUR PATRONS:
The recent important changes in our
establishment, whereby nearly all our de-
Partments ere DOUBLED IN CAPACITY,
devejop the fact that our stock of n7era
chandise is much larger than anticipated
in consequence of which NE have decided
to offer our customers. for the time 6sina.,
the following discounts, in order to r.
duce this stock:
~ PER CENT discount on all Type, Dor.
ders Brass Rule, Cases, Stands. Cabinets,
Chases, Galleys. Inks, Leads and Slu{s,,
Metal Furniture, Wood Furniture and Reelet
shown in our last Specimen Book, add on III
productions Of Barnhart Bros. & Spindler.
II PER CENT discount on all other ma
lerial shown therein, excepting Blankets and
Tapes.
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS will be quoted
Oh Printing Presses and Paper Cutters OF
every style.
TEkMs-Cash in 80 days from date Of
purchase; 2 per cent additional discount
when cash accompanies order.
All type made from our SUPERIOR COP.
PER-M1XED METAL.
Address all orders to
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validate plats heretofore fled for record.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
SECTION !. That all and any rlats Of any
kind or nature of lands suhdjvided and filed
for record with the several cgis,ers of deeds
for the counties in this state in which their
offices are located. are hereby declared to be
legal and valid, and shall bc sufficient to
ing thereon Or described in the statements or
Endorsements thereon! Notwithstanding the
requirements of the laws now in force af-
feeling inc platgt ;l Of lands IN this state
SEC 2. Nothing herein contained shall be
construed TO apply to OF cfIec: any action or
proceeding now pending in any Of the courts
Of this state.
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 81, 1889.
POS.
Fl F. No Go, i; M. act for the promotion Of
BE It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That there be appropriated to
the Minnesota Sta'e Forestry Association the
sum Of two thousand dollars ($2.OoO) out Of
any money in the state treasury belonging to
the forestry fund, not otherwise appro-
priated, for the support Of said association
eishty-nine ilsso) and eighteen hundred
and ninety (l89Oa to be expended by said as.
ISOLATION in the promotion and encourage
mcnt of tree planting in this state by means
of printing and distrf buting mani al Of di-
rections for the planting and cultivation Of
trees, procuring lectures and addresses on
the subject by persons Of skill and expe-
rience in tree planting, by collecting and dis:
seminating information OH the subjec: Of
forestry, or by procuring and distributing
trees, seeds or cuttings orin such other ways
as said association may deem best to pro-
mote the interest in tree planting in this
state
SEC. 2. Said association is hereby author
ICED and directed to have a new edition of
the Forest Tree Planters Manual" prepa red
by al expert in the science of forestry and
they shall print as large All edition OF the
same as they deem necessary to be distributed
free to the citizens Of the State
SEC. 3. The money above appropriated
shall be paid out of the state treasury OH
vouchers filed by the treasurer of the asso-
citation when approved by The president Of
the said association.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from ana afterits passage.
Approved April "a, 1889
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Choking Catarrh.

hIY- : Nv keEed sTo,n a d'Srur ed sieea with
ul zoe hiIlb'e sensati us of an Assassin cluc hing
g0T tbroa' and sing me life sr-etp from yo.T
tSht~; Ell Chest? Have YOU e;iced the Ianguor
aud dshliiiy tina; succeed IN eert 90 cIe,r throat
anG he Il OF This caL.rrhal mtTter: What de-
pre- >iug lunGen'e II XerJS uD,.n The mind cloud
inS the emery ami t'lug tn mead Win pains
ara S'rthg,' EOl - I, How ithc.lr Is - rid ths
hSdl a>-aS'-, thr' "a ana lun-~ ii this poisonous
nGeu> al can TESTIFY WHO afflicted with cafarrh
hOS' d'tn-u To p'O.ec' ihe s,sem against it's
tIr' her ogTeSS &C wards the lUpg-, liver and I'D
rey' all ply :; viii admit IL Is terrible
diSea =, snu erie cut for ,cl. Il aai cure
ihe remaTkJrleruratIv.p powers when al nther
r~tns'l utterly faii, az SAM. RD'- RADICAL CURE
are ajtested ~ rh. u,dndS WHO II. tefulY reccum-
NEED J; c fellowship erS- y STAT meHt : made
te-arng II - az cam Ot he s;bst inflated by the
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CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
SEDALIA MO.

Society was real Interesting last Fri
day night.
Writing class is still Increasing in
number. Still room for more
Our normal penmanship department
! Is un IN boom, about len new student,
have entered this department the past two
weeks.
About Ten new pupils hav. entered
>choO! the past week Most of them enter
ed for from SIX months to one year. Oar
summer school bids fair TO be- large
In the cou:se Of lev months W. shall
have ten or twelve first class sten1graph rs
and typewriter who will b. open for po-
stions. Both ladies snd gentlemen.
We had large "photo" of the entire
school taken Saturday. The penmanship
department also had some foe pic,ures
taken of the entire department.
The shorthand and typewriiing De
pariment is filling up rapidly. Several
new additions 10 This department the past
week. We shall soon have t. look for
larger Rooms.
Mr. J W. Jones from Lincoln No
has just graduated at our schoo and pass
ed out into actual business. O1e % ,he
brightest and most thorough young men
that we have ever had. He will be priz5
IOr some firm.
We have in at endance the best cias
i pupils that We have ever seen together,
his year. Those desiring Young geDtI,
men or young ladie> to do faithful cara
est and thorough work need look 10 farther
than Central Business College.
Mr.. Huntsinger's friends will he glad
to learn that he will le We his home soon .o
accept a good position with frs;-class
firm of this city. Mr.. Huntsinger j. a
graduate in our shorthand and tvpewriiiug
department, and is one of the brightest
pupils that We have ever bad.
Persons desiring good penmen may
call on us in few months and have their
wants supplied. We will give you first
class article. We give our shorthand pu
pills aud also our penmspship pupils
thorough and practical drill before allow
ing them TO graduate.
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-BoonviIle is experiencing a great
religious revival
1T will cost - cents 10 make IA
round trip over the Leavenw"rih
pUHIUun ufiu9e.
- 1T. Joseph has an Italian frui,
vend'r who is worth $4,000 The
money was made in less than five
years.
The council administration of the
ex. confedera.es' association of Mis-
souri,, will meet at Jefftrsnn CITY,
March %.
The eighteen saloons of Spring
field pay Greene county. which is Il
"dry" county. $4,000 yearly. The
city receives $4,000.
Mrs. Allen Palmer, daughter of
Mrs. Zerelda Samuels, of kearnev,
and sister of Frank and Jesse James.
died a few days ago at her home in
Wichita, Texas.
-Judge Dillon, ct ~. Louis, de
cides that cabs and comes have no
right tn ohsrruct :he streets snd tha' a
city council has no authority Ia rasS
an ordinance making hack stand "t
a public thoroughfale.
Queen Victoria did a graceful
thing when she signed paper grant
ing $500 year tn the widow oi tie
late Richard ~ Proctor. If -. Jn-
seph The great astronomer wcs re-
gsrded by III + val Society It Lon
don - one of the foremost scientists
of the age, sud tie pension t. his
widow VAS fitting tribute to his
memory. Mrs. Proctor Is 4; presen:
In Florida.