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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07

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1reie HiQe11.

Waan idide feline abreiie an $. 9. yudlen
& Co., Chicago, ,.rt cine probefaidbe pon
Dr. 3inss gfe1en Qebenspiuen 5ll erbalte,!.
Giu 9eriu9 ,uirb ibre Site bepsiien. Die
0illen mirtei, milb, iinb aber fur Veritopfnng
anb &opfueh CUTE Mittel. @ei wsalaria uno
Qeberleiben bobe,, iie iib ais nniibertrefili9t
erpieien. ,Sie iinb 9arontirt, Don allen 9its
ti9en @ubRan3ell frei nnb rein peSetobilitdb
au iein. Sie {9md&en ,,ibt, fonoer,, 8ebe''
Surd 8elebun8 ber Yerbauun9sor8aMe oem
8Srper Ieine &raft wieber. @epobnli4e
Sha@telm Is Gents bel Mpotbeter .: W.
Olien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07

Das sroBe WaarenmasaSin Der
moline Bfuss unb Mdermert5eus &c.,
al Der 'Gde ber 4. StraBe unb 8. 4pe.
ylorb in Minneapolis, uuroe am Sonn>
tag Mittas mitiammt benz BARN aufses
lapelten Norratb ruertbuoller Nderbaus
mal@inen Elm &aub Der Glamn,en. Der
anqeridtete S4aben miro auf bunberts
tauienb Dollars 9ei4dtt.
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etaatS' q eiet tSeb1,sS.


Seitbem in unierer 2esislatur bic
Senatorwabl erlebist unb Ser baeur4
3ur Motbwenbisteit seworbene Me@iel
in ber @taats.g greeutipe ebenfaQs poll:
3osen porben 1T. baben ii& uniere
VoItspertreter Feibis an bic arbeit Der
@eietma@erei beseben. am Greitas
gsa9mittas, no ii4 beibe 9duier Bis
Dienitas Morsen pertasten, betrus bic
3abI Der einserei@ten Bitls I'M Senat
bereits 1913 unb i'm 9aus 1893; beibe
4duier tteben fl& aIio I'M ginrei&en
pon 1ias ,iemli@ slei5. Da iebo&
Elm @rober IbeiI bieier Bills BON ben
MsitsIieber Der 2esislatur nur einse'
bro@t werben, nm ii& beu,ertbar unb
popuIdr ~ MAIDEN unb bebbalb aud &C..
D5bnli3 auf unbei1immte 3eit 3uradse.
lest werben, mas elmer 3uridweiiunS
berielben alei9tommt. lobnt es ii& aud
ni@t BET Mlbe Noti3 bauon 3u nebmen.
Inter ben wdbrenb Der lesten @o@e
einserei9ten neuen 0orlasen uon aase>
meinem SntereFe befinben i'd bic folsens
ben:
M,nenbiruns Der @ablseiete, mona@
bic @eblbren Der Ganbioaten uon $40
auf IS berunterseiett weroen follen.
Grri@tuns uon brei Appeuations>
@eri9ten, um ber l1eberbirbuns bes
Oberseri@ts ab3ubelfen. Die @i@ter
bes eriten iollen $. 81. Brill pon ct.
paul unb @. 6. Biqiitou uon @oob=
bue Gountp iein; @,@ter bes 3ueiten:
Seasraue Smitb uon Minneapolis unb
.. 9. Seorles BON Stearns gountp;
@i9ter bes brittea: M. S. Seuerance
pon Mantato unb GranciS @abmeQ pon
Sc @ueur. Mmtstermin 8 SABRE; Sa>
.ldr $4,000.
Mufbebuns bes @eieses Eruntenboloe
tn Elm Srrenaipl 3u ienben.
Den Townibips seltattenb, @elo CUR
Musrottung Der rujfi9en Diitel 3u be-
miqisen.
Die 2ieens flr t5@antsere@tisteit in
@tdbten nit ueniser als 10, 900 Gins
pobnern ion minbeitens $500 betrasen,
uno pon bieiem Betrase iollen 3pei
Drittbeile in bic &aile bes Counties
FieBen, in benz bic betreffenbe Orti@aft
selesen 1T.
8ori@Ias 3ur AbfaiIuns zines ses
meini9aftli9en Memorials an ben
Bunbes> >gonsreB, bic @abl ber8unbess
fenatoren bur4 bas Bolt uolI3ieben 81
laGen. Die gorlase Ianste fofort 3ur
3meiten unb britten 2eiuns unb jur Mn>
nabme.
Mmenbement 3u ben gori@riften fir
Sic Organization auf @esenieitisteit
seariinbeter GeuerDerii&erunss @eieQ>
i@uften fir Garmer.
Mmenbement 3ur Verfa1uns. Der
permanente S@ulfonb foq Sesen pro'
cent 3infen an Counties unb S@ulbii>
triete unieres Staates 3ur grri@tuna
pon Sdulbduiern ausselieben merben.
Den Garmern iolen 100 Bui@el
@ei3en pon ber Bei&lasnabue frei blei=
Ben.
@ewobnbeitstrinter iolen auf Soften
ber Counties Ruren bur@ma@en.
Die 0orlase, mona@ nur uoQe ODE,
mirtli4e Barser an ben @ablen tbeil:
nebmen burfen, murbe pom Suiti3> 60:
mite bes 9auies CUR Mnnabme empfob:
len.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07

1teber has S@lieben Der @irtbs
i4aften in Nem Oort am Sonntas, bas
mieser einmal periu&t worben 1T, i@reibt
bic .N. D. Sun~ wie folst:
Gin trodener Sonntoa in Geew Oort
1T Elm Sonntas, an benz mebr Wbistep
perlauft mirb, als an anberen Gasen
unb n,ebr gerbre@en besansen uerben,
als wie ionn. Anitatt bab bunbert
Werbaftunsen uorsenommen uurben. ME
sew6bnli@ an Sonntasen, murben am
trodenen Sonntas mebr aIs 3~eibunbert
sema@t. Als bireete abele Tolseu fibrt
fie bic folsenben an:
/. Der trodene Sonntas brinst me6r
Iruntenbeit. @enn bas greiies@ @eiet
in New Dort lar sebanbbabt wirb, bann
werben meifen nur lei4te @etrdnte
8etrunten. Glr ben trodenen Sonntas
lest ii9 aber Seoer einen Dorratb uon
2iquor Elm. Am trodenen Sonntas mirb
mebr S@napps ais Bier setrunten.
Der Wbistep 1T es aber, ni@t bas Bier,
mas 70 uiele Triebenit t0runsen ueruria&t.
Das wifen alle 3eute, nur ni@t bic
Mitslieber bes ,@ooo Government
Clubs. gerbaftunsen mesen Ansriffs
unb S@ldserei werben an ben trodenen
Sonntasen mebr Uorsenommen, als an
allen anberen Tasen.
2. Nue @eiddftsbduier iinb in 9tem
Dort an Sorntas Mbenoen sei@loiien.
Viele StraBen liesen bann I'M 9albbuns
tel unb iinb Sbe. Dur@ bos S@lieBen
uon aQen @irtbi@aften iinb nun bic
unrubisiten glemente Der geuSIterung
fattii9 auf bic StraBen semieien, bic in
in ibrer DerIai1enbeit unb Duntelbe,t
f0rmli@ 3u @ubeit0runsen unb gerbres
den einlaben. Denn ni9ts i@euen bic
Bummler, Qoafers uno Rowbies mebr,
als bas Qi9t.
8. Die semaltiame Dur4fabruns bes
Sonntassseieses itempelt elm sanjes
relpeetables Beu0lterunss>G Clement ~
llebeltbdtern. Sn New Dort sibt e
etma 1000 Mirtbi9aften, bic ii& sumeiii
an StraBeneden befinben. @erabe BIZ
Befser ber unorbentli9en Qofale perius
den bas @eies 3u ,lmseben. Daburd,
sieben iie na9 unb nad bic Runoen an
itdnbiser Dirtbi@aften an ii@, bic bier:
nit finan3ieu sei@doist merben. 90
purben am Sonntas ,De9en llebertretune
bes @eieses $50 Mirtbe perbaftet, wdbs
renb Is offentunbis it. bab m,nbeifens
$500 Saloons bic Nebentbaren often
batten. Dabur@ a1ein f@on wirb bieie
2wanss.S Sonntassfeier 3u elmer Garce
seitempeIt."
Die itrense S4liebuns aQer Birtbs
i9aften mar bas Meiultet bes biretten
Ginsreifens bes v@oob Government
Clubs, binter uel@en bic TemperenSler
ii@ seifedt batten. T;eier r@. @. g."
mirb non Yatentreformern 9ebiloet, be
piel bo3u beisetrasen baben, ben neuen
Mapor Strons 3u mdblen. Aber mie
aue Meformer bieier Sorte wlblen fie
iett se9en i'm, neil er I'D fir Offens
balten Der @irtbi@aften an Sonntasea
ertldrt bat. Golden 2euten Tam g
Niemanb re@t maiden; aber bas 3eu9niB
Der natiDiitii@ ansebau&ten Gun "3eist,
ME lie NIT ibrer Demonitration Oas @e:
sentbeil uon Dem errd@ten, mas iie ~
bemeiien iu@ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
8udleu8 Nruica=g galbe.

Die bette solbe In BET 8elt fir s.&ntituunben
l0ustfdbunaeu, @unben, gei@plre sa!sfub. Jle3ten
auiseiprunsene 1dnbe. 4rotbsulsn, palnsranssn ans
aae 4aualsi&lase unb betl untse!oat
inna usriassi. VrsS, IS Geats bie e4a&tst 3u "a.
bea tet 8. u. OIien. New utu. "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
DIR. a. KoEhNE,
eraftii6tr Sbierar5t,
Nep l1lu,. Minn.

0ur6 lanaidbrise grtabruns .lae YroI.f a!.s
Bin i imStanee aue HIan!ee...MS ~ ,,cu;,n MIN
beens 1u be9anoel astts&&; sisr Ipe'' 4, % bint.r.
QeibRaa pm Sdneiner 9 9%a.ss ~; jt;;h{;nt tS Hat
Iaiien beliebe, perben prompt oerad''o9''S'' y.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
lEpurtlaub 9la&ri4te,1

Eourtldub 9(adridteu.
SRI. Marp Builders unb cine Treuns
bin uon Wantato meilen Bel Mlbert Bus
i9ers auf @eiu@.
Die Oregon Snbian Meoicine Sbom
So. besab ii8 am Dienitas na@ Iraep.
no bieielbe mdbrenb Der nd@iten 3mei
8oden WoriteQunaen seben wirb.
syebermann ioute am Greitas Mbenb,
ben 8. Tebruar, benz MastenbaQ in Der
@oobmen>paqe beimobnen.
Sobn u. Dauer leibet an elmer Doiis
ga @rippe.
Gintrittstarten gum MastenbaQ am
Freitaa abenb t0nnen in $. S@lotts
mannS Store ober i'm 6otel oe S4lotts
mann fur 25 Gents be3oaen merben.
Jrone gliemann, Z. 6. Senfen unb
s<obn S1liemann ma@ten am Sonntae
einen Mbite9er na9 Stem lllm.
s. $. sbabinser, 0feiienber fur bic
6. u. WtormeQ @aQ paper &c., mar
Ieste @oae in ,G Gourtlano unb uertaufte
an 6enrp S9lottmann cine rieiiSe Aus>
mabl Don Eapeten in ben neueiten uno
beilen Muitern.
SRI. 2i33ie Bobiin semann nit No.
404 has BON Der Oregon Wtebicine So.
uerIoolte >SerDice, beitebenb aus
81 Staden.
County 9datmeiiter @ebiter uno
Elm Mliiitent couettirten letten Donner>
itaq Steuern in Gourtlano.
llnier alter Ireunb !0ermann Gren3el
BON Sbotopee, uelder ii4 per Tubrpert
auf Der Meiie nab yte,p llm befano,
meilte am Sountas auf turje 3eit III uns
ierer Mitte.
Mler 81. Mc@ae 1T pon feiner Reiie
aus benz Ofen surldsetebrt. Drielbe
erbielt Gontratte fur ben 8au pon pier
neuen Greameries.
gilbert Treitas mar am Sonntas IN
Stem l1lm.
.Wer fir ben MastenbaQ am Treitda
Ybeub nod teinen Mn;us bat, tann eine''
iolden fir nur 25 Gents i'm Store pom
Oenrp Sdlottmann betomn,en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
ANDREW ]. EcksTEW,
gtsentbnmer ber
&ip1ier Nqot1tte

Stem nlm, Meinn.
wsebi3inen, Gbemitalien, Goilettenar>
titeln, garflmerien, Garben, Del, Gir>
nif5en, @las, Bl@er, S@reibmateria>
lien pnb muiitinitrumente ftets in sroBer
Musmabl an 2aser.
Mecepte na@ ,neDi3inii@en @eseln mi
4r6Bter 0orii@t ansefertist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07
3e,tcntarbeitett +.

Bon iett an perbe ID mteber aue Mrten uon Cement
men. Die beten Sorten Cement Nnb ites bur mt& Sn
be;ieben. gSer rsenb etpas tn bieier gnte wl,t;4t
tbSt sut. menn e bel mir poripri& fir quite arbett
wtrb sorantrt. @ .,.., ss5
g6e State> y. Worbftr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-07

l1nter3.us>Yertauf. Wtan iebe bic
An3eise. @eo. @rdtt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-21

Toward the middle of the week opera
tipns are TO be resumed on the main
T,RS of the Sig Cottonwood Power COM
p3ny in Big Cottonwood canyon just
above The Stairs. and within the next
few days Silver Bros. VIII send out the
great iron gates which are to regulate the
water in the reservoir formed by the
natural basin and the dam low nearly
completed. hese gates are of home
manufacture and just being completed
at the works of the firm named. When
in place they will practically finish the
dam and be utilized in emptying the res
ervoir.
Without break operations have been
continued in the canyon by the company
during the entire winter and now the
preliminarieS are within a month or two
~ colhpleCoh. Inc force CT Wcrk4heh IN
the employ of the company has been
kept on the surface development during
the entire time the snow and ice have COW
cred the ground, and now with the passage
OF the frost from the eartheHwork of the
dam II is proposed to rush that portion
Of the reservoir TO an immediate compile
ton. New roads and approaches have
been constructed around the reservoir in
ORDER that traffic through the canyon
might not be impeded by the operations
OF the company and the highway is now
II even better shape than before. The
reservoir spill was completed last fall
and the finishing touches TO the drain
tunnel have not been made.
1t is stated that the financial end Of the
enterprise is being taken care of and the
outlook is very promising. The members
of the company assert that there will be
no break in the construction and install
lation of the plant.
Construction Commences Monday
On Monday morning a large force Of
men is to commence the actual construc-
ton work on the pipe line of the great
Ogden canyon power enterprise. all of
the preliminaries having received atten-
ton al tho hands of the Rhodes Bros
and the engineers of the Pioneer Power
company. 4 permanent camp has been
established in the vicinity Of Winslow's.
which is a short d. stance below the point
where the pipe lin will head. The first
work to be Cone VIII be the excavating
for the initial section of six foot wooden
pipe and the inlet will be constructed
at the same time. It is the intention of
fhe contractors TO complete the line as
ESssy pass down the canyon and not to
I've eny incomplete sections behind
Fh2atters can be so arranged All of the
ierofiles have been gotten out and every
thing is in readiness for the inauguration
of the real work of construction
Captain J. Z. Rhodes. one of the men,
bers of the Grm of Rhodes Bros. has
spent several days of the past week in
the canyon preparing for the commence
men of work and came down last night.
The drawings of the proposed pipe line
show that the pipe will keep to the north
side Of the canyon all the way down.
In several places trestling will be neces-
sary, while there are also tunnels ag-
gregating in length a quarter of mile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-21

Notwithstanding the complaints made
by the sheepmen who have for years
ranged their f1ocks in the western part
Of Wyoming and the northeastern por-
ton of the territory of Utah, many
leases are now being made of the lands
covered in the contract recently enter
ed into between the Union Pacific and
the Union Pacific Land and Cattle COM
pany, an organization of Wyoming
cattlemen. The sheepowners have evil
IDENTIFY come to the conclusion that it is
far better for them to be either the
leasers or owners of the lands over
which their flocks roam during the
greater portion of the year, in order
that they may protect their rights
against all corners with the aid of Of
fetal documents in the form of either
deeds or leases. During the past week
not less than 10000 acres of land in
Rich and Summit counties have been
leased, while 5000 acres in the same
section have been sold outright, all to
sheep owners.
Land Commissioner Wantland, who IL
acting agent for the Union Pacific Land
and Cattle company. lessee of in the
neighborhood Of $4,000 acres of railroad
land in western Wyoming and north
eastern Utah, stated yesterday that in
addition to the leasing of the $4,000 acres
named and sale of the additional 5000
acres, he had received applications for
%. 600 acres more in Summit county and
has a purchaser for 10000 acres to the
southeast of the city of Evanston. AS
before, these lands will go to the owners
of sheep. Many more applications for
both leases and purchase are flowing in
and it is very evident that sheepmen and
cattlemen alike realize the Importance
of possessing their own ranges. They
probably take as an example OF what
range ownership means. the success
made by the Deseret Live Stock COM
pany. which was already the owner OF
1900 acres in the vicinity Of Wasatch,
Utah. and several days ago purchased
l.2O0 acres more.
Mr.. wantland is Of the opinion that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-21
A deb TING CLUB LEAGUE.
Proposition on Foot to Organize
One in This City.

Friday night representatives of the
Webster, Lincoln, Franklin, Jefferson,
Polite and Second ward societies met
in the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors for the pur-
pose of organizing permanent league
of the debating clubs Of this city.
The idea originated in the Polite club
and invitations were sent during the
week to various clubs, asking them to
meet at the rooms OF that organiza-
ton The representation was compar-
atively small owing to the fact that
several of the societies held their reg
ular meeting on the appointed even
ing. 1t is estimated that when the or
ganization is completed it will include
over fifteen clubs with an enrolment
Of about three hundred members. Mr..
Altman, Of the Polite, was elected
president, and Mr. Stanton, of the
Franklin, was elected secretary of the
preliminary meeting.
Tt was decided to hold the first meet
ing on May IL at the Franklin hall.
This meeting is to be called the silver
convention" and the following ques-
ton will be discussed: Resolved,
That the free coinage of silver at
ratio of 16 to 1 will settle the present
financial difficulties Twelve MEM
bers will participate in the debate
two from each club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-21
BUSINESS IS IMPROVING.
Good Reports From Agricultural
Implement Dealers.

Good Reports From Agricultural
Implement Dealers.
Some idea Of the improvement in the
condition of the farmers of this terri
tory during the past year, may be
CLEANED from the statement that The
business of the agricultural implement
dealers is just now showing some
splendid gains as compared with the
trade of this time last year. An ex-
animation of the books of one of the
heaviest institutions in the territory
will show that the business for the
month Of March was fully 100 per cent
higher than in the same month of 1894,
while for the first quarter OF the year
it was not less than so per cent greater
than for the same period in the year
gone by. In consequence the implement
dealers are greatly encouraged and it is
evident that their losses of the past few
wears are in fair way to be made up
during the present.
Not the least encouraging thing about
all of this. however. in fact. the most
encouraging, is the improvement in col
lections. These are keeping right along
with the improvement in trade. From
all parts of the territory come reports
of better condition in farming circles.
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GuAxo CONTEST COMING.
Desert Entry to be Attacked In the
Land Office,

The promised contest in the land Of
foe over the location of Gunnison island
under the desert land act. will be filed
some time during the week. according
to the statements made by members Of
the Utah Gauno company. AS has been
stated several times before, the ground
Of the contest will be that the island
had already been located under the
placer mining act for the purpose OF
working the guano deposits and the
further fact that the surface Of the
island cannot possibly be considered as
open to entry under the desert land
laws, it being impossible to reclaim the
acreage by irrigation. This case prom
ises to be a warmly contested one, as
will also be that in the courts at Ogden.
Orders for the guano continue to flow
in to the Utah Guano company by the
dozens and several carloads of the pro-
duct could easily be sold were they on
hand. 1t is now stated that the next
boatload Of the fertilizer will not be re-
ceived at Lake Park before ten days,
but the company expects to- market in
the neighborhood of 100 tons before the
end of thirty days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-21
RESOLUTIONS OF RvSPFcyr

The pupils of the Lowell school met
yesterday morning and adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions of respect:
Whereas. Our esteemed and respected
classmate, Maggie Everill, has been
summoned by the Infinite Power and
has passed from this sphere to eternal
peace and rest: and
Whereas, The sudden calling away OF
one who was a worthy member of the
Lowell school removes from our midst
a noble character and conscientious
worker: be it
Resolved. That We. the pupils Of the
Lowell school, do extend to the afflicted
mother and sister Of our deceased class
mate our heartfelt sympathies, and
place trust In His infinite wisdom that
all is for the best: be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be-
forwarded to Mrs. William Everill and
published in the daily papers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-21
BOILED PEAS EXCELLENT.

An ancient story tells of two unfor-
Inmates who were condemned to make
a long pilgrimage with peas in their
shoes. The feet of one CT them, at the
and swoolen. His companions were
not hurt in the least. Being asked the
reason he replied. Il boiled my peas"
Wise man. Why should men and wo-
men and children make the pilgrimage
of life with pains and aches troubling
them, not only in their feet. but all
ever, when a simple remedy will effect
a cure? DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is a potent cure for dyspep-
STA, liver complaint" skin disease and
kindred troubles arising from the same
source.