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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
A Bow Missing.

The police were notified last night of the dis
appearance of Herman Matthies, Id years of
age. He left his home, 325 Twenty-eighth
street, on Wednesday morning to go to Harbor
View to have bath, and it is feared that he is
drowned. He is slightly peck pitted, has
prominent teeth, slight stoop in his shoulders,
and wore double-breasted gray worsted suit,
tennis shirt and long dark pantaloons.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
Lost Their Fingers.

John shean, 21O Sixteenth street, is employed
at the Union box factory. Yesterday morning
he had four fingers of his right hand so badly
cut by circular saw that they had to be am
putated at the Receiving Hospital. Later in
the day E. Green, 212 Golden Gate avenue,
who is employed at Huber's sawmill, SCI Bry-
ant street. was taken to the hospital and had
the index finger of his right hand amputated;
it had come in contact with a saw.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
Threats to Kill.

Charles Cornello was arrested yesterday on q
warrant charging him with threats against
life. He was employed by Fortuna & Co., fruit
packers on Francisco and Taylor streets. and
was discharged last week for insulting girls
employed in the establishment. In his an
ger he broke screen window and was ar
rested for malicious mischief. While out on
bail he went to the Office of the company
Wednesday and threatened to kill D. ]. Ber-
tala, the bookkeeper.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16

the freshmen class have been filed up to
this evening and it has been estimated that
about five-sixths of these applicants will
be admitted, taking the records of former
years as a precedent.
Some of the upper classes met yesterday
and were organized for work, but most of
them will be deferred until next Monday.
which is in part due to the difficulty ex-
perienced by some of the departments in
arranging hours for recitation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
A Peculiar Parent.

Enoch Bloodworth called at the West
Oakland Children's. Home several days
ago and was allowed to take away his lit
1e daughter on the pretense that he was
taking her to see her mother, who was an
inmate OF Agnews. Inc mother was re-
her and his daughter to San Francisco.
Bloodworth and his daughter have disap-
peared and if the girl can be found she will
be returned to the West Oakland Home.
r A New Trustee.
The death of the late DR.. Thomas II.
Pinkerton left vacancy in the board of
trustees of the Samuel Merit Hospital
Trust, now in litigation. The surviving
trustees are John A. Stanley and DR.. A. ].
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
Increased Postal Allowance.
Conoordia Yueng1ines Celebrate.

The Concordia Yuenglings Verein enter
tanned its friends last evening at its rooms in
st. Paulus Evangelistic Lutheran Church, cor
ner Cough and Eddy streets. Professor Charles
Weidner, with the assistance of stereopt1con
lantern, which was managed by Expert W. +.
Ohm, gave q lecture about the run OF the
Cycling Club of the verein to Napa Valley and
the Geysers. The lecture, which was spiced
with much humor, was greatly enjoyed by the
large audience assembled.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16

BY the last census there were 1877, 1854
acres of buckwheat sown in the United
States, producing yield of 1910, $40
bushels.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
PROOF IS POSITIVE
THAT LYDIA e. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is Daily Curing Backache, Dizziness,
Faintness, Irregularity, and all Fe.
male Complaints.
ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERS

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERs.l
Intelligent women no longer doubt the
value of Lydia E. Pinkhaln's Vegetable
Compound. 1t speedily relieves irregu-
larity, suppressed or painful menstrual
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16

Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrfved Aug 16--Stmr Fuerst Bis
marck, from Hamburg, etc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
Fire Telegraph System.

The fire hydrant at the corner of Pacific
avenue and Chestnut street burst yester-
day afternoon, flooding and tearing up the
street. The flow could not be stopped, on
until number of hydrants in the vicinity
were shut off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

NN~o~~--~~,>>~c~~o~~~~~ >~~o~-~><~~~~0r'"N~~>~
DWELLING HOUSE an some ground At
Iarrytown, Yonkers or on line Of Central
or Putnam Railroads wanted IN exchange
Tor dwelling and large corner lot az South
Orange. all improvements. high er ind
near electric road. Address J. JUDSON
SMITH. 2o5 roadway New-York CITY.
WILL EXCHANGE equity In frs;-class
25O-acrs farm on Harlem Railroad for
livery stable and stock SMITH. Copake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
Proposals.

>>->oo-o~ooNNoo-ooooSo,@oo
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
~ Trustees OF New-York and Brooklyn Bridge. at
their Office 179 Washington Street. BROOKLYN y. y. I'M
IN u o'clock noon. Monday. November 18th, 1880.
let. For about thousand u coal
atty millions excursion tickets printed from steel
plate.
3rd For complete plant to switch the trains on the
Bridge Railway by electricity
th. For complete electric light plant Tor the Recon-
structed New York Station.
Specifications these tenders and Information
concerning will e given the Engineers Office CT
the Trustees upon application.
The Trustees the right 10 reject ana all OF
the tenders submitted.
{. 9. MARTIN Chief Engineer and supt.
Brooklyn y. y. oct. 2yth 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A.-TTH-ANE.. double fat 5OXlOo. for
sale. above 1l6th-st.; excellent condition,
good location. a splendid INVESTMENT price
$50 900. Offers submitted. OTTO GOTT-
SCHALK. b Park R0r. Room -.
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MI9CEIIAyEOU8.

roNoNNrVNNNrNNDNs' 1.or~~NN.Nr.N~~~-~
AT PRICES lo7s-r- than anywhere in New
YORK! Trunks. travelling bags, valises.
pOcketboCks dress suit cases, fancy
leather gocCs Buy Of the manufacturer.
CHARLES sCHWARTZ. So 4th-aye.. near
bih-sf.
A-A--FOR ALL COMPLAINTS use
Mitcheils Veteran Save for sale at 8s
proprietor.
NO DOUBT everything Is cheaper at
Jammes. for instaice perfumery medi-
cines. siivefwMe, gloes )ewelry, under
wear. cDrsets, cut jus half prices, worth
remembering. Ju3 Brda1Way
RARE HORNS from Anerica. Africa, Eu-
rope. Australia. Aztec Mount Builder.
Indian real fine (afiir bad work old FIRE
arms. coin collection. Ksrir pipes. oUrio-
from all over the world for sale GfiFORT
BROS. Museum. % CaKiaad-aye.. Orange.
n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

A DvERTIsrMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE TEW , YORK x, TEI6T rNIr WILL oi .E RE RE-
way 81 door north Of Thirw-nrstN and ADvER
EASEMENTS AT the foil wing Branch Ohhces S4 Eighth
ave. =. cornr Tweny-thirt@t; lso s.th-ave: ~
Fourth. Foureenthst. $50 Third ave. 7G)
Third-ave. F1rtyseventhst O2s Third-ave..
nrsst. .70s Frst-ave: 100
li2 Columbus 80 Avenue 4. 323 Third-aye. 25T
Fortysecond-st 1913 secondave 554 Third ave:
33s Thrd-ave.. 2Gs Thiri-avs between One-h hundred
nd twelfth and one hundred & nd Thirteenth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAvrru

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
's'S~'~"~~~oo~~~ V~oooooo~o~o~~.o
Male.
GROOM or SECOND MAN-Lady giving
up her horses wishes position as groom
~ recond-man for her man. who has been
stnsler service number OF years: young.
eornns,s sober. willing and obiiging and
z. Box l. highest s,. rsc comm d.
' Temperate and ref. colored man. strictly
country; reference. Far In privNe family;
HANDY MAN 20 attsndios west os1-st:
general work ~ any klad.naces or do
East 5eth-s, ist door. r.. 2i9
MALE NURsE.-By a man with 3 ye---
experience in private nursing. could take
care OF invalid or mental cases .'URSE.
100 Waverly pace. -
sFcONp-MAN and VALET. Age Y.
private family; neat ana i ,9ily So'' TH
GovERTsEN, 60 waverly-si., jersey
city. y. j. ------------
SECOND or TrSEFUL-MAN.-Engl
age ~. Protestant Address Il. H.. Box
2 l.242 Broadway.
USEFUL MAN.-Yourg man wishes 20
make himself useful IN pr.tato 90
boaIriing-house. y. J. JOHNsoN' ILL
sth-ave.
rrsFET-L-MAN.-B young man indoors
privats family: understands all the va
r,ous iu,iee aud waiting Thoroughly >
years personal city references. JAh1S,
l2i2 Broadway.
USEFUL MANLY young Eng!ishman
as indoor man IN n boardng-hnuse, sJorF
and steady. thoroughly understands mousse
work. GREY. 1873 East 23d-st.
TJsFFfTI~MAN-By North OF Ireland Prot
estant as useful-man in private family
or Institution; references from blltisn
nobility: willing respectful obIiging.
wnges moderate. Apply W. r.. Patcheh
Place yves, i0th-st.l.
UsEFUL~MAN.-Private family exgera-
enced cleaning brasses silver. WINDOWS,
attending furnaces. care Of gentleman
clothes; neat. reliable; best references
THOMAS. 25T West 42d-st.
Il EFLT.-MAN.- In private family; Am r
lean C2u): understands care braSses, Sli-
yer. windows. steam ana i,i n"s,a'i 1oHX.
naces: 1 years personal reference. Guns
| STON. Box |. i.242 Broadway.
| ysEFUI,MAN.-By Norwegian C2s)
| understands the care Of horses, harness
ana carriages: can milk and tend furhaSs 4.
willing and Obiging: good reference. C'.,y
| or country. Address A. RElNEhl SUN
| II Presdent-st.. Brooklyn
vsEFuL-MAN. PORTER. BELLMAN;-
| Between 10 AMI II o'clock a. M 30
Tth-ave
| USEFUI~MAN--I want a place for good
| man to take charge of country place.
| can milk. drive and MAKE himself gener-
| ALL. useful; honest temperate and reliable
] WILLIAM care Haisey House. Quogue'
= Long Island.
| GSEFC Imam in private or boarding
house willing and obliging; OF neat sp-
| pearance: good reference from last anf
/ only employer. MCCORMACK, 3l2 East
| 2gfh-st.
! VAI,FT &c-By colored young man az
| gentleinan's valet Doctors diver OF
potter. sober and reliable: reference fur
| nished Address JEREMIAH pOJGLAs
! l Washington Place, Brooklyn
! VAI.ET.-YouBg man. -; good barber
Address T. s., care J. II. Curoe' 3fi
| Sth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

s~NNNN~rr-NNIs1O~--r-- ~r.NN~N~O0<~~~>c~~~~~
ANY family visiting Europe DESTROYS Of
leaving furni.ned fiat or apartment. suit
able for family Of three adults. viii ind
desirable tenant by addressing. J. W.
KEEP. S'urievarr House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
GENERALE Transatlantique.

~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE. FRANCE.
IA ROTKGOGNE. Ieooeuf. sat. NOV = a. m
Ia TOURAINE. santei...-...... sat NoV ~ a m
PnrioSeat ans smoking cars attached TO Special
Trrin vice versa). seats LOO extra
A FORGET General Agent. No Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
FLATS To LET-Unfurnisaed

9TH AVE. NO i.O4s tc0rntr SOtn-sD.-
Elegant apartments facing Park. sos 10
eiOU FRED STONE - broadway.
STEAM-HEATED FLATS. cf SIX extra
rooms. all Improvements. half block from
l. station. rent. S26 10 $50. Janitor. 4G
Wes, Gcthlst.
BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN FLATS TO Let's minutes
from rhe Bridge. elegant Q and 5 rooms.
apartments steam heated. cerpeted. Jani-
tor service. every Improvement; price. s22.
Call on LOUIS SCHNEIDER. T5l Dekalb-
ave. brooklyn. Moving expenses all paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
Brooklyn.
FLATS To y.ET-Eurniaied ed.

>-~-~NN~NN-NN.NoN-N~NNN r.ro~cN~o~NINN~NS~~o~
NICELY FURNISHED FLAT for winter
months. terms moderate. Gail all week.
Bll East 25ih-st flights.
PARK AVE. 9th ST. Seven room apart
meni handsomely furn shed. 81 floor.
all light. monthly rent. 1925 for months
COR unsurnished. year, WHITLOCK. 80
Cortlan<t-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
BOARD AND ROOMS.

As WEST INSIST Floor. en- suite or
separately; Handsomely furnished; also
hall room fo- gentleman; board. refer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

A.-A.-MRs. COOPERS EMPIOYMENt
BTrREAI-. T49 6th-ave.. i2d-st.-Seiec,
help: different natiouslities; all capacities
refarences invest gated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

A CHr RICH LABOR Ri REAL -,
The Employment Bureau ~ - barN13l-
o,.,aw's Church Ia ~ POO East i2d-st. Do
nestle servants. Persons % M nieroantii.
and professional positions References On
Ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC MUTATIONS WANTED
Male
BUTLER. Thoroughly competent las,
employer cah be seen. best city refer
ence. willing 0biiging: will take care ~
dining rom and parior floor. Address W.
r.. i06 West i2i-st
BUTLER by reliable man; takes full
charge experienced At dinner parties
city or country. best references. Call AR
THUR. PA East iist-st.
BUTLER or sECOND-MAN.-By young
Engl.shmar. excellent reference. J. D.,
present employers. 81 East 5oth-st
BUTTERFLY an English. trained. single
man. who thoroughly understands the
duties u gentlemans house. satisfac-
tory personal references. BUTLER, 45o
6th-ave.
Bt'TLER and vALET.-Ry Frenchman.
speaks English and Italian age ~ thor
oughly experienced in both branches. hrst-
class city reference. JEANS. 200 West
32d-st.
BUTLER by Young man. swiss; good
references. ready N about Two weeks.
Matthey. 1875 West 3ad-st
BUTLER. Young colorod butler seeks
steady employment; personal reference.
G.. Il. DAsEUT l5s West 6lst-st.
Pf-TLER by a married man: expert.
enced English. city reference. Address
TOD1bl.l. $50 hth-aNe.
BUTLER English. &c: can take entire
charge u parlor f0or; expert on silver.
town or country. gighiy recommended.
COMPETENT. Box ! i.242 broadway
BUTLER. English p: excellent hand on
silver, salads and tate decorations. also
care u wines cut gass etc. can take
charge 4 parl0r h1or, nrsf-class man.
who IS neat. reliable. q,ick and well rec
commended BUTLER. West 45th-st.
Rt'TLER-COOK and LAUNDRESS for
CHAMBERXAtDl. BY Brother and two
sisters. perfectly reliable and well recom-
mendcd Can be stem at present employ
er's. 2O1 Madison ave. on Tuesday and
Wednesday. 1890 TO II.
BT-TLER BY a North German: thorough
Is experienced In all the duties u nrsi-
class single handed butler good references,
city or country. A. NJ. Tribune once.
BUTLER. -Colored. in private family.
year, In last pace. Cali \. BELL 2Ti
West IGth-st.
CLEANING. Competent man wishes
hou,- stores. halls. Offices cleaning 10y
ioh or by the day. cockroaches and bugs
destroyed. LIZ ROLE. i30 Alexander
ave.
CARETAR ERS.-By a New England man
and wife 20 take care ~ gentleman
premises Ia the city during the coming win
ter: best Of references furnished. Address
box i0h. Hlnsdale- MaAA-
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TO LETFoR BUSINESS PURPOSES

sN-o<No~OoDS~NNNN0ONo<No -0ONNOr~NN~<ON@O~r~
AT 81 CORTLANDT-ST.- liNeliesi
business ytrret. IRON, and rear Offices 70
let IRA y. MILLER. los FuitOn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
DRESsNAKINS.

DNISSINhINSs
rs~~>o<>~sNNN(.0 .~.00~c-NN.0~~<N0N~N
CLEARWATER wants work home or by
the day, seal garments redyed, altered.
made into fashionable capes. colarettes ana
Eton jackets. CRElc. 1871 Wes 22d-st.
CoUTURIERE FIR NCAISE. Fancy
waists. street. dinner and talor-msde
Dresses ladies materias used. shot notice
moderate prices. eleeant work. NINE.
ANDERSON. 1874 West l6fh-st.. ,ormerly
with Stern Bros
DRESS and CLOAK MAKER warts work
nome, seal garments redyed, altcsd ana
made into fashionable c9Des, coiarettcs
and Eton Jackets GREiG. l3l West y2d-st.
DRESS MAKING. cutting and fttns q
specially. Miss NJ MILLER. Gts-ave.
and 3ls'-st.; entrance. i0i West Slstst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

~~.ooO~oo~Noo.NO~.~N N~~N~N~~~~~N~N~N
LEXINGTON-ANE. G>o.-TO strictly pri-
vste family. pretty eleven-rcom house,
100 year.
UNFINISHED FOUSE TO RENT 20x
GoxlOO. in best locality in the city. be-
pIumbed and decorated: bedrooms. APP
ply OWNER. Box 4. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~-1n~o-o~o~NNN-r-~~-- .Nr-0OON~~0/N~N0~rS'> ~
Country.
New-York City. good house and outhg!Ia-
tnss. plenty II water, price 5000 81 ~
GOTTSCHALK. Room ~. - PARK kow.
TNGLEWOOD.-For sale. the oeautiful
Van Buskirks homestead on Liberty
Road EneiesS0od y J.. with IL acres OK
the finest land enormous quantity OF lrul1'
ornamental trees and shrubOcy. large
bindings. with the best Of all modern I'M
rroveuentc. also horses. cows. carriages.
slaiehs farming materials tools hay. etc.
price ss5. 600. Apply u L. MILLER. 3iJ
Broadway. y. Y.
FOR sAI.E.-One II toe best farms IN suf-
folk COUNT. buildings in goot conditIon
land very productive. Address q. II.
swEZt,Y Naphank, Long Island
SHORE FRONTAGE. along New Haven
Railroad improved and uniuprOved. IN
Guiding nrst-Class residence properties,
Others valuable FOR subdivision. j. ". AT
WATER. NJ Liherty-st.
81. $50. -ATTRACTlvE summer home. %
acres be rdering beautiful lake house,
barn fine condition. FRED Il. CHENEY.
AthOl. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
.~.N>ooo~-.o.oNo.4o0- -O~No-~~~~~~~-~s~~s~~
Female.
GcFERNESS An intelligent German
American wishes position as visiting GOV
erness or companion. ". F.. ~ East list.
COVERINGS. -Parislan LADY desires posi-
ton as visiting governess. pure pro-
nunc.Afion. easy and successful method.
TEACHER. l2i2 Broadway.
MANICURE wishes a few more customers,
home or out. Mrs. EAURIEL, SAG West
ss;h-st
MASSAGE. Sc.-By respectable young
Swedish girl. competent % wait on lady.
best reference. 2U2 East 3lst-st.. care
Mrs. johnson.
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced in law and
Insurance work desires permanent posi-
ton from November I excellent references
furnished. Room 1912. 20 Cortland,-st.
sTENOGRAPHER. typewriter. etc. 30.
experienced. steady and accurate worker
permanent employment. reference; salary
moderate. STENOGRAPHER. p Clinton
Place
sTENOGRApHER. typewriter good pen
man. wiling % assist with ONCE work.
Address INDUSTRIOUS. l52 6th-ave.
sTENOGRAPHER Remington and Smith
Premier operator. thoroughly competent.
desires permanent position. hest reference.
Address :. b.. Box :. Tribune Ohlce.
TEACHER. Experienced normal graduate;
specially successful with little children.
wishes one pupil. Kindergarten. references.
Miss GARY. IL West 35th-st
YOUNG LADY. good penman. desires
copying or addressing envelopes NJ hon.
Address NJ r. 1877 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
Tribune Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
uoRsCs AND CARRIAGES.

$RFAT BARGAINS. S273.-Party selling
or- ene Light coupe Lolaaway. purchased
. ~~da@ i1si April for $3.50. used only two
49, Fssex trap. cost >i75. and very ane
T,whan cutter and plated harness. 10
West 4sth-st.
U4NDSOME dark pay team. Morgan
mares. half sisters. l6 haue@ high
wears old sound and gentle. free. pleasant
drivers single and double. long names and
saifs. eNcel,enf family team. fearless %
steam cars or anything else: hrous nam
and victoria. built by Brewster Co.
double and single harness. etc. sell seps-
rate OF together az half value. J
WOODRUFF $40 Jefferson ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
xIaIRRAN REAL Estate.

o~~~Se~.o~~~~~r>>0oo- |S--0~0-"~N~~S'~S0>
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAtR.-Resid
properties all kinds: sale or rent.
TUBS & TAYLOR. Reekman-st
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-10-22

did conduct the work themselves.
thus getting the bene5t of the
pratical experience with the ex-
perts there ready to direct when
they were not doing things in
proper shape and manner. Dur
ing the afternoon Mr.. Carlyle
gave very interesting and in
structive address on the feeding
and management of dairy COWS.
which was much appreciated by
those present, It is very much
to be regretted that owing to the
busy season so few of the farm
ers were able to avail themselves
of this excellent opportunity of
getting information on this i'm
portant branch of their business.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-10-22
a Bad Accident.

5 - s.
John Bergquist. Of Kandiyohi,
met with 9 painful accident as
he started home from church last
Sunday by the back seat in the
buggy tipping backward just as
the team started up and throwing
him violentl!y 70 the ground. He
struck on his should ders back Of
the neck and head and it is q
wond der that he did not break his
neck He was taken home as
quietly as possibl ble, and DR.. ohm
.sonWassentf or. It's thought
that he sustained any Internal
injuries though he will be laid mp
from the soreness and jar for
some time IS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-10-22
THE DAIRY SCHOOL.
.Supt Gregg and Profs
Carlyle and Hacker :
Conduct a very
instructive
INSTITUTE ON DAlRYlNe,
At Nillrnar, Wednesday ard Thursday last
Week--Owin9 to the Bnsy Season
the Attendance Was Small.

The. Dairy school sessions
were held in the Court House on
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week. This is a somewhat new
feature of Institute work, having
only been established in July
last. It is conducted under the
supervision of Superintendent O.
G. Gregg, who has always closely.
allied himself with the progress
of the dairy industry Of this
State. = = e.. z..s. = 1.
The School is conducted by w
L Carlyle Of the Dairy Depart
ment Of the Farmers : Institute,
ably assisted by A, L Hacker.
Mr.. Carlyle opened the meet
ing at 1:30 p. M. on Wednesday ):
with q short talk explaining the
objects Of the dairy school. He.
said they were led to institute
such work 81 noticing the very.
low price and poor quality Of the,
dairy butter as made by great
many farmers in Minnesota.
While not ating the making
Of butter ia private dairies where
creameries could be successful.
lyoperated, he tho ught there was
"a place for private dairying il
this State. There must be q be-
ginning to the Dairy business.
The wheat farmers Of the State
could not change ii . year nor ID
five years from wheat growing to
uccessful patrons Of q creamery.
There must be an intervening
stageof private dairy1iing. q sort
Of school where the farmers
could educate themselves il the
different branches of daiiryiings
IItWass for the benefit toff this class
largely that the Dairy School was
lestab blished 80 stlm ulate. encour-
age and help the smaI DAIRY
Farmers to breed better cows, ID
feed dand care q better
land to mannfacsture their pro:
ducts into q fne qua butter
;Inntil there aresa sum ciient nun.
her COWS s. ,lil:i iciniity % 81: 81:
|lganize 9 crealnery cheese fac.
tor associiati riied
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-10-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Teachers Examination for
October will be held in Willmar,
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 25 and
26. -. T.: -. s. +
Teachers holdingno certificates
or those whose examinations
were postponed will be required
to take this one. .s@ 81 -. / ~.
The examination will begin at
900 a. m. and 1:30. p. m, each
day. 81. z.~-..... ..
s Come prepared with lead pen
Gil aud eraser: No scratch books
needed. s. s.. *sS .1.s : Ill., =
Temperance Hygiene at 1-30 p.
m. on the second day.
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Office Co. Sup't,
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