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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

Der Milb bur6 Standardization ais Saupts
ladbe betrieben pirb. gu ben SiiBmil5s
fdien geb0ren eintge Sorten, beren See
reituug iebr einfah lit unb BET 6enen ser
Sanbplrtb feline groBen te3ntl6en Sbpies
rtgfetten, bic BET ber Qnferttgung mancber
anbererS orten bon SiiBmtl3tGle obpaIten,
81 llbertDinben bat.
l3lt benienigen Sorten, Bic Iet6t angus
ferttgen iinb, 9eb0rt Ser ~Qtmbnr9er &Gie.
Wegen 1etner etnfG6en Gerettung 1T er
dltb iebr berbreitet. Seine 0etmatb lit
8elgten, 1pe3ieIl Die l1mgegen0 BON 9utttob.
98ir folgen in Der OariteQung ictner Bee
reitung ben Wtittbeilungen @eG6erLinS.
Otan Dertpenbet Da3u enttpeber frti6e
Otii6 ODER, mas gelpObnlt9 9eibiebt, our
6dtfte frtibe unb 3ur 6dlfte ab9era5rnte,
II Stunoen oor6er 9emolfene Wttl6.
Wir6e mans ~auSiblteBlib refine, unabges
ra9mte Wil6 nebmen, 10 piroe Der &Gle
fir ben transport auf tpeite @ntfernungen
gu Dei6 tperoen. S.. iebem Sail mirb fu6z
iparm (bei 95 GRAB S. gelabt. gfab l bis
II Stunoen 6es @erinnens pir6 Der 9ez
bOrig bif ~geronnene &Gie (6te Wfatten) be-
butiam in Dieredige, o6en offene, b0l3erne
Sormen bon ettpa l SUB 6Dbe un6 ettpa 8
bis 7 Qua6rat5oa 8~obenflG6e gei6Opft,
tpelcbe auf BEN Seiten, iotpie auf benz 8oz
ben Diele tletne 2odber gum Nblaufen Der
Wtolfen baben. 9ieies Qlblaufen gebt auf
ettent, NIT Gtnnet Der1ebenen Silbe siemz
li6 l6neu unb cS 1eBt it9 bomit gleicbz
5etttg Die Wfaiie in Der 6orm alb obne
duBeren 9rud innerbal6 "a Stunoen auf
ettpa 2 bis 3 3oa 0tde suiammen. 9ieie
ltodb gang mei5en &dle neroen 6ann berz
ausgelr0mmen, in bOlSernen @elteQen duf
Gt6tftrob, Die brette Scite na6 unten, bibt
an chamber geitent unb in Derlelben @eiie
me6rere Sage lang bon einem 6a6e auf eth
ar6eres trDdeneS 9ebrdcbt urb 9etpenbet, UNI
bterDur3 mebr 5l troGl1en, feiter 5u tDer>
ben unb glet33etttg t6re ~regelmtGBtge Dterz
fantige SDrm 3u er6dlte1. 9tacb 4 bis 5
3agen tper6en Die &Gic atf gep0bnlicbe
&diegeiteQe auf bic i3malc Seitc, iebeS
Q0tb6en ettpas bon benz alloeren e%ntfernt,
ettpa 5 Iagen tper6en bic &die g~eial5en,
tn6em man fte i9ibttpetle iiber eina1ber
legt unb 3ntl6en iebe Sage baS Sals etnz
itreut. Die &aie bleiben 10 lange unbez
riibrt, bis fieb baS Sal3 gan3 in bieleLben
etn9eaogen bat, bann perben ite tpieoer auf
bic @eftele auf Strobballne 9eiteut un6
gum 3tpede beS Sro6nenS bGufig getpenbet.
Soften ife nab ettpa 2 p6er 3 @oben 81
trOGen eribeinen, 10 f0nnen ie eintgemal
nit Sal5tpaiier gemai6en iperben. Sic
tper6en bann in &iiten ober SCRIBE auf Gins
amber gepadt, aus benen man ite bon 3ett
gu 3eit berausnimmt, un tie nit Sa(s7
paiier an8uteu6ten. 0tab einigen Wonoz
ten linb Bic &dle stpar nod nibt gau3 retf,
aber gum @ebraueb 9%eelgnet.
d Wit benz 2tmburger GGie iebr bertpanot
lit Der iogenannte 8afltetnfaie, $50 maburz
fGie, tpel6er aus una6gera6mter Mil6
na9 2tmburser Qrt bergeitelt tptr6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Der p~ieleefdmdbte rlaulwurf.

S6 m06te uniere 2an6tpirtbe burcb bteie
3etlen auf bic Notwithstanding Tbatlabe
allfmertiam ma6en, baB Bic n%eueiten
Tori9ungen ben 8epeis erbrabt babert,
oaB Der Waulpurf, Der oft nit l1nrebt
berbaBte unb bitter perfo[gte @rbi6auler,
feline 8tnternabrung nt6t i'm 6erblt, ionz
bern erit i'm Binter iammelt. Inter
ia6ungen Die tn Dem erimmi8 fallen
0tnter 1867 angeitent muroen, erga7
ben, 6aB it6 in Dem Eager oes in ieiner
MoDnung 6etmgeiudten MauLipurfS feine
8ilterporrdtbe hortanben, ebeniouentg i'm
NoOember 1887. 0agegen 3eigte elm 8au
I'M Npril nab LANCE anbaltenoem Sroite
fOlgenbe 8orrdt6e: 578 9~te9entplirmer, 81
2arpen bon Hepiolus lupulinus, 4 @uz
9~erlinge unb 4 S6neutdferlaroen. SIM
8ortptnter 1888 tparen 6ie 8ale lecr,
ndbrenb ie I'M gtabtptnter na6 Iangen
unO ~itarfen Tr0iten bebeutenbe 8orratbe
BON auerbano @etpitrm aufpielen. @uf>
faaeno mar es AUDI, baB ldmmtlibs aufses
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
81 ser Kohlraupen=;f raae.

Sc lit fbon 10 bieI iiber ao6ls o6er
&rautroupen gcibrieben worben, baB man
meinen iolte, neue Wittbeilungen Dieraui
be3isli6 ieicn faum mebr bon g8ertb.
9o6 mil ib MIDI oabura ni6t abbalten
lalien, au6 meme @rfabrun9en gum 8eiten
5u geben. 3ebn Sabre lang bin i6 ntbt
mcbr nit ben Gaupen geplagt, obwo6l i6
jebeS Sabr ] Nder &raut pflan5te. SGT
itreue 9etpobnIideS &odbial3 auf bie iunsen
pfan8en, mas id no3 jebem &egen bis
Sum 6erbit tpie6erbole. 9as Sal3 fOr6ert
Oas Wa1stbum Ser g flanaen, giebt ibnen
einen guten Gei6mad uno bGtt Die &aupen
ab. Die lanbpirtbi6. 8eilagen binbe i9
ale bibi6 Elm unb tpenn sic es wHni6en,
l6retbe ib bier un6 6a ettpas bafir uber
0anbpirtbi6aft.
g. $. Stumff, Soma,
9lnm. Der geb. 8eitrdge bon S6nen
per6en uns itets miufommen iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Bldtter uno BlatRen.

- Die 3uderrIbe Giefert Elm tpertbboles
Sutter fir @efliigel. 9tob gefittert, eriebt
iie 81 Soften, in benen ano eres Semitic rat
1T, bas bette @riinfutter.
- Ser neueffen in 9euti6lan6 borgez
nommenen bodybuilding 3ufolse beItbt bas
6euti6e &etcb II, 555, 818 &tnber, 13,OOO,z
900 S6afe unb 12,000,00O S9peine.
Die 8ie63ucbt befin6et iih bort g%egentpGrttg
in einem tpenig erfreultden 3u1tano, 10 oaB
oaS Nuslan6, Defenders 9lmertfa, bort
einen INNER nnebr an @us6ebnung getpins
nenben 9lbiaB marft fir Sletb unb S3lobt>
bieb fin6et.
BeIde SC ieieniummen mir fir frembe
@eflIqeleter ms Nuslanb i6iden, eebt
6eutltcb aus Nac6folgenbem berpor: 8om
Sabre 1883 bis 1890 betrug Die iG6rliohe
@infubr bon Gtern bur6i6ntttlicb Is, 5OO.z
900 Oubeno, mas fir bic genannten acht
Sabre 1874, 515, 900 9uBenb Gier erqiebt,
Sic bon uns nit mebr ais $18, nc, 900 be-
3ablt tpllroen. Wir hdben alio i'm Ourchz
icbnitt tpGbrenb a6t Sabren n0hentlih
nabe3u $4,000 9utes amertfanii6es @el6
an ausldnbiibe Sarmer 9ei6idt!
= Sn 8erber BEL 8otsbam blabten ouf
benz 9eube'i9en @run6tad bicbt am
8abnbof Cube WfGr3 bereitS sic 9(prtfoien.
9tub ionit batten itb Die 8latben 6erObitz
baume IN WerDer prdbtig e11twifelt. Nn
ben Strlhbdnmen iiebt mar ibon bide
8litbenfnoipen, au6 Die 8irnen iinb melt
porgelcbrttten, AM petteiten 3urlif itnb
natlr9emdB Die Qlepfel. 2eb6aft ~eefloqt
ptrb IN Werber iiber BEN Stanb Der Golen,
bic tbetlpetie brett p~erfault iin6 in sSoloe
Der 9roBen Seucbttsteit, Die tpGbren6 bea
@inters berrlbte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
S6immeI auf eineema9tem Obft.

Sn Der 0anbptrtbi6. 8eilase erfun6iste
ii6 Semano no6 etnem Mtttel, I'M bon
eingemabtem Obit BEN S6tmmel fern 8t
balten. Gomatos ober trgen6 elmer an6eren
etngema9ten Sru6t, e%inerlei, Oh fie nit
3uder einsemaDt ipurbe ober nicbt, giebt
man cine W1eiieripibe Dou SalicDlSBuloer
BET unb tpenu baS gei6ie6t, tperben ntemalS
auf ben etngefo6ten Obltiorten Bil8e pber
S9immeI lth anleben. @enanntes 8uLDer
er3eu9t feline Sdure ober @dbrung uno lit
gel9madlOs. Nd9itens mehr.
Soief 8aumann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Der BIumenoarten.

Die j~iineiten GbrDiant6em II NJ :
NuSiteIungcn bier tnGbicago ltno tn onberet
Std6ten Daben ieOem 8elu6er etn Bib ge@
liefert bon BEN eritaunenspertbcn Sort
i6rttten, bic in Der Gbrpiantbemurn Rul@
tur gemodbt ipprben iinb. W&eDr urb mebr
giebt itd6 baS in Sen metiten Tdllen bon
.Grfplg 9efr0ute 8eitreben funo, groBe
8tumcn unO 9roBe Bflan5en 81 er5teben,
bocb ea bieie itb lpe1ig ober gar nicbt fir Den
StrauB eigncn, 10 mOgen Dier etni9e @orte
ii6er bic TreiIanb7 &llltur BON etnfadDet,
ober audi gcfiQten tIeinblumigen @br0lan1
tDen1cn geiagt ietn.
Mtan mus sundcbit fir frdftige SebGtn8e
lor9en, Die BON taft ieber 6an6el5gdrtnerei
81 besieben itnb ur1b bain ieBtman tie nad
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Die Butter uno Kdfes Jnoufrie Inn
8esirfe Gloin.

Ser Sabresbert9t besSefretdrs Sutbins
bon Der 8utterb0rie IN @lgtn, ST., 5eigt,
oab inn Sabre 1893 bon ben 80rlen7Witz
~glieOern $685. 25 gfunb Butter fir
So, 056 1876 p~erfauIt nor6sn iin6; biersu
tommen nob 6,361, 1893 8funo &Gie,
ipelc6e nit $572, 561 besa6lt tpurben. Sn
ben Iebtperfloienen 20 Sabren ftnb 213,z
404, 101 Bfunb Butter un0 130,365, 445
8fun6 &die er5eugt nor6en. SIM porigen
Sabr ftelte Der 9urebi6nittspreis fir
8utter ii6 ouf 26 Gents, Ser fir GGie ouf
9 Gents in 1892 auf 253 Gents fir Butter
uno auf 81 Gents fir &Gie. Der @eLbz
ipertb bes 0aarenrmlabeS tpGbrenb Der
lebt perfloiienen % Sabre betrug $64.5
594.80 unb III btelem 3eitraum fteute it6
Der Our6ibnittSpreis fit Butter auf
285 Gents, fir &Gie Guf 81 Gents. Die
53abl ber bterbet betbetligten Sabrifen be-
trdgt 1853; Die 3abl Ser Mttglie6er 293.
SIM porigen Sabr Fat Die 8utterprobuftion
cine Steigerung erfabren, bic &Giefabrifaz
ton btngesen etnen &lfsang. Die 3uz
nabn1e in Der Wfenge Der bergeiteqten
Butter tpitrbe a6er cine noh Dtel 9rDBere
g%etpelen lein, tpenn nicbt cine Nn3abl Der
6obrifanten ibre WiI6 unb BEN Gabm
p6bren6 iecb5 Monate Deribidt bitten. Sn
benz @lqiner 8e3irf iin6 in 1893 nidt tpeniz
ger ais 5000, 900 8funb Wil6 getponnen
tporben, bic tpe6er 5ur @r5eu9ung bon
Butter nocb Gdie bienten unb mebr als
1900, 900 8funb Butter unb 1900, 900
8funb &Gie tpurben bort in Sabrtten berz
geiteQt, Die nit Der 8orle nt6t in 8ers
binbung 1teben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30


~brlru9enen @ubIe tit Philadelphus mi
crophyllus. 9erIel6e itamntt aus gfeu
Wterifo uito peroient mo6l, ais bette Dirt
leiner @atttng beion0erS el1pfoblen 81
per0en. Ser Strou9 erreicbt cine 60be
BON IS Bis "a 3oQ, Die .3ueige iinb Oiinn
unb brGunGi6 gefdrbt. Die gldtter 1tno
f(ein, bunfcI0rilu gefdrbt, anf bet untcse
ieite better unb dDneGH bencn ber Sraut@
mDrtDc.
Gu0e Wtat o6er Nnfang SUM eri9etnen
al ben porid6rigep, leibt %9c6ogenei1 !3ipct@
gen bic ali etpa 2 3ou lan8en Grtebet
Iibe16cn, fteinen meiBen, iiberauS woDls
riecbenDen 8lit6en, bon benen Der Strau6
banit ilber ulb itDer bebeGt lit. Der Slor
bdlt mebrcre 8o9en an unb 9etpd1rt einen
reisenoen Nnbltd.
Gor 8aumgruppen, ober, tuas bie 8irs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

%funoene 8iismer an Sen Seementen Ser
lebuligen 5eigten, unb 10 am Ginbobren in
Bic Grbe gebinbert iparen. Die Ge9enz
piirmer tperben bonn Waulmurf atch baz
our6 ant Gnttpeiben geDinbert, baB er iie
in bic @dllge ieineS 8aueS feit einmauert.
2uS alien bier 0eiagten IdBt iicb nit 8ez
fttmmt9eit bebaupten, baB Ser Mauttpurf,
tpenn ct ou6 !. 9. in @arten nibt g~eIitten
tperben ioute, iib arf 9lefern unb Q8teien
ooburb niibltc6 madt, baB er cine Wfenee
GngerIinge, 2arpen unb 8uppen unl6db,
LID macbt. @S pdre bier alto etn irrz
t0iilnIi9es Serfabren ipoQte man i'm
gdn3lib Derttlgen; man loQte nur ielner
aa3u 9roBen 8ermeDrung S9ranfen ieben.
Sultus umlauf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

flung bes TGorS ~beionbers bebt, an elmer
80i9ung ober fGetnen Nnb0De an9epHan5t,
bietet bieIer Strau3 fir @drten elm pra6s
tiges SbntudftiiG.
Die Germebrung aei6iebt entpeoel
burD 6te SbeiIung bes Bur3elifodeS, 'obe1
permittelit frautartiger Stedlin9e, tpel6e,
in einen falten &aiten gebra6t, wtaiG
tpadien. SSn raubem &lima bebarf oieier
vtIeinbIdttrise Rfeifenitraub" i'm 8inter
zines SAubes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

cent, MUIR BET Der Sub berbdlt fi9 bies
anoers, benu bic I'M &etbe Der Sub
nie0ergefunbenen Sporen feimten taft Dol>
SdDltg.
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
Order for Hearing Proof Of Will.
STATE OF MINNEsOTA,, j.
CNI1nfu nS If0wo

STATE OF MINNEsorA, ...5ssE r.
County of Mower-ss.
In Probate Court. il. = H. 2 25
Special term, August 20, 1894. .
In the matter of the estate of Conrad Christ
gau, deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing purport-
ing to be the last will and testament of Conrad
ChrisfRau. deceased, late of said county, has
been delivered tothis court; tE%:s<&5f
And whereas, John Christgau has filed
herewith his petition, representing. among
other things, that said Conrad Christgau
died in said county on the seventeenth
day of April, 1894, testate, and that said
petitioner is the sole executor named in said
last will and testament. and praying that the,
said instrument may be admitted to probate.
and that letters testamentary be to him
issued thereon;
1t is ordered. that the proofs of said lnstru-
ment, and the said petition, be heard before
this court, at the probate Office in said coun-
ty, on Monday, the seventeenth day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1891, at ten 0'clock IN the fore
noon, when all persons interested may ap-
pear for, or contest, the PROBATE of said in
sIrument; IT ;'z"iiiE;E .--;-s :'- '''- :
And it is further ordered. that notice of the
time and place of said hearing be given to ali
persons interested. by publishing this order
once in each week. for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing. in the
MOWER COUNTY TRANsCRIPT, weekly news
paper printed and published at the city of
Austin in said county.
day Of August, A. D; 1884.
- FSeal.l A-27 Judge of Probate.
- rA& r
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
Order to Show Cause on Filing Pc
titiOn to Sell Land.
STATE OF MINNEsOTA, .
County of Mower IS.

County of Mower. IS. .e
In Probate Court. -
Special term, September 10, 1894.
In the matter ,aaa Of the estate of Alden G. Doug
On reading and ding the petition of 81. E.
Crane, administrator of said estate, setting
forth the amount of personal estate that has
come into his hands, the disposition thereof.
ana now much remains undisposed of; the
amount OF debts outstanding against said
deceased, as far as the same can be ascer-
tanned !; and description of all the real
estate. OF which said deceased died seized.
and the condition and value of the respective
portions or lots thereof; the persons inter-
and praying that license be to him granted to
sell the VIZ of the nwA of section No. s.
town lO4. range IA. subject to the life estat te
OF Julia douglass, and it appearing by said
petition that there is not sufficient personal
estate In the hands of said administrator to
pay sa16 debts or expenses of administra-
ton, and that it is necessary for the payment
OF such debts. or expenses to sell all of said
real estate. ..# -
It's therefore ordered. that all persons in
court on Friday, the fifth day of October, A.
ID. 1884. at ten O'Clock a. M. at the court
house in the city of Austin, in said county.
then and there to show cause, if any there be.
why license should not be granted TO said H.
E. Crane, to sell so much of the real estate of
such debts. and expenses. =
And 1t is further ordered; that this order
shall be published once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing
In the MOWER COUNTY TRANSCRIPT, a weekly
newspaper printed and published at the city
of Austin, in said county. -
Dated at Austin, Minnesota, the tenth
day y. Of IS sePte@oer ,ena A: D. lsg4; nDn T.,
ISeal.l - 27-3O Judge of Probate. +.
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
& no = co,,hso!JjS md ths 1olding Bsd.s

1nO VOWD0y 000 6n0 l0l01n4 He'd
cowboy up from the Texas panhan-.
die was. d guest sc the house, ana ~
the clerk who attended to him Is still 81
Denver We will allow him to tell the
story ii his own way: He had 81
store clothes and 8 red necktie, and
what he didn't know wasn' worth
knowing. When he started up to his
room at night, i told him there Mas a
folding bed III It, and, If he wished, the
sbellboy would show him how It worked
But not much. He dfdn' 7 want to be
shown any thing. He knew q thing or
two about the oity, he did, even Il he
did live down On the range.
4 So I let him go, and next morning
he paid his bill without a word and
went away. About noon I happened to
be on that floor, and cha1nb nbermaid
called me to take q look III his room
And what sight met my eyesi The
bottom drawer Of the bureau was pulled
out as far as it would come, and in it
were all the rugs in the room, with a
towel spread over one end for a pillow.
Evidently he had tried to sleep there,
for pinned upon the glass was sarcas-
tic legend reading: Col dern yore fold
ing beds. Why don't you make 'em
longer and put more kivvers onto 'em!
Mebbe you expect man to- stand up
and sleep in your burned old cubberd.
The .durned old cubberd' was one Of our
best folding beds. Denver Field and
Farm. saE. &%S Ii r. "a
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
QueersFreak q Memoir,

The French scientist, Ribot, in: his
work On Diseases 81 the Memory tells
Of q man 80 years of age, Of considera-
bic learning and acqnni nniTements, who
was found 7at the. tern alton of a se-
we're Illness to have lost the recollection
OF every thing, even the names Of the
most comm Oh objectaf aS %
# As soon IS his health was restored lie
began to acquire knowledge like q child.
After learning the names of objects he
was taught to read, and after this be-
gan 20 learn Latin. He made odnsi idera-
bic when one day ii, reading
his lesson with his brother, who was his
teacher, he sud- denly stopped and put
his hand 20 his head. ssss5s'.a.iS
s3sss 5ssSs What is the matter? Don Il you feel
well asked his brother.
i sfeel peculiar sensation in my
head, 81 he replied, and now It seems
to me / knew I'LL this beffo efore q j. (, Z
sto from that time he
rapid recovered his facult ties and doouId
never unders how 50 had been lts, nee
him reaslliing and ritinR
whom hesn nass80 o years yoff age and : pro.
licient IS bot
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
How Poe sold seThs Bells.s

Henry sartain, son Of the famous en-
graver, tells this story Of how'll 1851
Poe's poem Of '"The Bells'' was first
published in Sartain s Maga1ine: Il .,
T Poe came into the Office one day,
and handing father q stansa Ia manu-.
script asked him what be thought Of It.
Father looked it over. and said be
thoughk it pretttty good Is is worth $5f'
asked Poe. Father said he thought i
was and paid him the money. The poem
was the first stanza Of The Bells. A
week or so later Poe again sauntared
into the office, with the remark, We'll,
John, Isee You haven 7 printed my poem
yet. Father replied that he had not be
cause of lack Of space We'll, I've got
another stanza here. Will you let me
have five on it?' The man looked 90
utterly wretched that father paid him
the money and took the; stanza Still
another install llment Of two additional
stanzas followed within a month, and
then it was that the. poem was first
printed !" Philadelp elphia Record "
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
8 leAs9AcHUsET-Tss s. hl0lfNvAYl

80 go. gEsli II
Rather Than Bund New. Or.
The object of The M Massaoh husatta hinh-
way ri IS iInnrova risffnp.
roads rather than Is build new =,a,,ies' 81
Z n hot change ttlha IN &c
roads II it can help Il. tIbart
are some cases where the roads thrnnrh
villages pass over yery heavy pradess
IN some of these cases the uraiie ~ "a
reduced ~ keeping to the present lines.
but ia others the only feasibl yvav w q to
81 90 about the tmprove1nentsS lie to make
the lines pass around instead sc over the.
hills. allowing the villages "a connect
with these new highways By means 81
short lateral roads. In Goshen. for ex-
ample, the new road would be 500 feet
shorter than the old. and the grade
would be 4 16 feet instead of from i g to
ii in 100.
4 The highway act provides that the
counties shall survey and grade the
roads that are to become state high.
ways, after which the commission will
construct the surface and keep the roads
in repair for the state. Several towns:
have expressed their Willingness to take
this expense off the hands of the coun-.
5ty, being quite satisfied to pay for the
grading, if the state will do the rest.
The cost of grading, in fact, is not
great. 81 +. .35 ss. .s5
The highway commission believes
that the people Of the state generally
favor a fixed appropriation every year
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
Order for Hearing and Notice Of Application
for Appointment Of administrator.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
~, County of Mower-ss. "a.
In Probate Court. 5c.i F57Ss ..
Special term, August Is. 1894.
In the matter OF the estate of William S. Padelford.
deceased .-sfa.51t '- ~
On reading and filing; the petition of Willie W. Pa
deford. of Mower county, representing among other
things, that William s. Padeord lateof said county.
on the twentieth day of August. A. D. 1894, at
Verndale, Minnesota, died intestate, and being q
resident Of this county at the time of his death,
leaving goods chattes and estate within this county,
and that the said petitioner is son of said de-
ceased. and praying that administration of said
estate be to Willie " Padelford granted: 8:
It is ordered, that said petition be heard before
this court on Monday, the twenty-fourth day OF
September. q. D. 1884. at ten O'Clock NJ, at the
Probate Office at Austin, in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given TO
the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons inter
ested. by publishing this order IN each week.
for three successive weeks, prior to said day of
hearing. in the MOWER COUNTY TRANSCRIPT .
weekly newspaper printed and published at the city
of Austin in said county. ~ = E#t
Dated at Austin. Minnesota, the twenty fifth day Of
August. A.. D. 1894,
By the Court: s. s.. wASHBURN,
[seal. 2k-28 Judge of Probate.
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
yHE DIRE AMER.

syvhen ] am sleeping ii my bed,
Il Tho Httle people In my head Ss3s5
j ALI sport md frolic, dance and play
! ~ they never do by day. 3s:Is
They play 6 being king and queen
Or catching fairy folk unseen.
Thev act out giant. trollsOr gnome,
Z Or III far Afrfc,s forests roam.
They 60 with Sind dbad on his trips
y Or take. command OF pirate ships
And capture galleonso OF Spain. Il
1 Pearl freighted. on the Spanish main.
Yet each one still pretendss he's me,
{ While am sound asleep, you see. @ss Us
They play,I run and shout and leap
And yet I'm lying fast asleep.
They have such jolly lots Of fun 5N
And see such sightsl Yet never one.
{ Will wake me up thet I may 90 s3=5 j.
To share the joys that please them so.
And IL wake and try to hear,
Or at their frolics try to peer, 4, S IL s5,s
Then all the sly things In trice
Are quiet and demure as mice.
-Arlo Bates in st. Nicholas.
Mower County transcript., 1894-09-12
{ BLIND cHILDREN,s IDEAS.

The Queer Notions They Have and How
They Express Them.
DIR. .Anagnos told me some amusing
stories about the quaint old way that
blind children usually have Of express
ing themselves This is due to the fact
that blind children are thrown almost
altogether for companionship with
grown people and SO unconsciously they
imbibe the same manner Of speech.
A short time ago a little child was
entered at the institution by its aunt,
whowa a schoolteacher When she left
the child, she said, Now, shall ex-
pect you to get the matron to write a
letter for you to me before very long -
A short time passed, and the naatron
said to the little girl. ''Isn't it about
time that we wrote that letter to your
auntie?" The little mite said, ''Now,
that is what I should style a coincidence,
for I was just about to remark upon the
necessity of forming my ideas at once. :"
At this same institution I was much
interested in watching the little ones
write. They placed the paper upon a
board of raised lines, and guided by
them wrote an even, well formed hand.
l picked up composition just finished,
and it was SO dainty and fanciful that
I give it to you: z. 49,. s,...
THE PREACHER. ri,
Do you know who the preacher is,
and do you know where he lives? He
lives in green, shady place, and the
birds and the flowers make his congre-
cation. RI; r. ,s. e. ,,s>5..; =. 4,
The children passing by often gather
lunches Of these preachers, for there
are great many, and take them home
to put in q vase to ornament their man
tells This preacher is called Jack in the
pulpit zs !, ..I.s,s .sS LID. y. ..s.S. 5>z
Jack. finding life very dismal. soon
dies - = 2 5ss. ~. :: . VI. .1..: -
When the cold winds Of winter come,
Jack is asleep under loving mother
earth s warm blanket. .;. III ...,
But when Jack hears the rippling
brooks and the singing birds he knows
that it is spring again, and be must do
his part to make mother earth beauti-
full Boston Advertiser. 2 n js