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Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
LEDOUx

%iay 30th-Joe Hamlin commenced
brick veneering a school house in the
lesWn OF Culdrum.
Dennis Sheedy took load OF wheat to
:. tle Falls, Thursday.
Miss Cedarho]m was the guest OF Mrs.
=, i Dan Ericsson Friday and Saturday OF
zxsst week.
4 dance was given at VIM. Guluek .
ssonday evening.
as. Holsappl lost horse last Sun
xiav.
Willie .Sheedy, the oldest son OF Dennis
SAareuy, is i'll with pncum ohia.
a large number of citizens OF this vi
e.G2rEy went to Little Falls today, to at
t5aszd the Memorial services held at that
1siaee.
Died-Joe Hamlin, the year old son
aa j oe Hamlin Sr., who has been i'll the
ssxs:sS* two weeks with typhoid fever, died
>s.rzday, May 2Sth, at - o'clock. The
- as aims were inferred Monday afternoon
sa2 Stle Catholic cemetery at Elm Dale
Z r. community extend their sympathy
& tbs beI@aved parents.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
MORRILL,. R

May 2S.-A bicycle craze has struck
-sI2<s r1ilI. @s%s. n
Cseil Gideon went to Royalton on the
18th. =. ::>.#z .sa~z 5.s#
M<s. Lysher went to Holding Ford on
2sss1ksz 27th Theodore Flecks has cycle
=.eazrss is having some pretty hard wrestles
~.sEaa it. .~s", ..
aseorge Whipple was t; rown from his
&Agon and his wrist dislOeated.
M n. Miles of Royalton came out
s2aSk some men who were looking for
9Esmes in our town.
& A. Mowan, who is teaching at Dix
:z1sss soame to our town on the 9th to
Rsskst his partner here in sheariug their
: :zzexsk of sheep. j. A., with good sense,
gR ts f1is surplus dollars into sheep and
5eaafAe and let's them out to a settler here
GUaa SnelD on shares.
aars. E. D. Ferrel, VIII % recently ar
ri I'D here with her husband from Long
E;s4,se, brought the finest babe that was
e.sses' in Morrill, along with her. We will
~<trrant there is not a mother in Morrill,
M*ao sees this beauty Of baby but will
wsssiil she could have been blessed by it's
IE4sng her own.
vi]l ask Il question hoping some one
= sx5ss answer it sincerely: What is the
difference between rebel slave owner of
1851 and the man who believes the
,ss4%sent administration is justified in its
:gs~atment OF the FilipiDos?
Morril's healthy boom continues and
:zettA RS come Almost daily, pretty much
zz&t settlers in the eastern half OF the
town. Only year or two ago one knew
s~egy settler in Morrill, but now it is
s4Gthing strange to meet half dozen
1aaen in one day who are strangers,
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
huff

May 3Oth.-Chas Eastman lost val.
liable COW Tuesday, All he haa.
Now, the roads having dried of, tie
hauling is in order again, and we suppose
the plantingi. is about completed.
H. Oby and son Alic and daughter
Julia were at Little Falls Thursday.
A very lively hailstorm visited our
locality Friday evening about 6 O'Clock.
Some stones the size of hens eggs
fell. Nodamage done.
j. H. DeMoss started Friday for Ore
gon, where he will seek bis fortune in
future.
The Free Methodist quarterly meeting
was not success saturday and Sunday
last, On account of bad weather, which
caused small attendance.
The rain of Sunday and Sunday night
has made it so that none arefound pray
ing for rain now. Roads are pretty bad
now, and a few who have commenced to
plant are becoming anxious and begin
ming to talk barley, buckwheat and rut-
abagas.
Miss Viola Neff left for Fergus Falls
Tuesday.
There were two baptized Sunday af-
ternoon by Elder Barham at the church,
and week or two he will return and
administer the rite to two or three
more.
The prospect for q crop of small fruit
continues and rather advances as time
goes on. No FROST and we will b ave q
bountiful crop.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
You Cant
Dodge Them

Did you ever try to dodge tho
zain-drops ? Did not succeed
very well,> did you7 It's just
rs useless to try to escape from
ss:.,e germs of consumption. You
can't do it. They are about us
s7 every hand and we are con-
:stantly taking them into. our
&.1ngs.
Then why don't we ali have
bis disease ? Simply because
these germs cannot gain a foot
a3il in a strong throat and
lungs. It's when. these are
weak that the germs master.
The body must be well supplied
with fat. The danger comes
zi,en the blood is poor and the
|,ody is thin. If your cough does
not yield, and your throat and
lungs feel raw and sore, you
should not delay another day.
Take
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
FlENSBURG

A party OF young people surprised
Miss Martha Rutz last Thursday eve
ming. the occasion heing her seventeenth
birthday.
Dow Allen and Mics Mary Bacowska
we're quietly married at the home of
the brides parents here Saturday. Rev.
Easton, of Little Falls, performed the
ceremony.
Pm: Meyers came down from Rand
all to spend Memorial Day at home.
The following were Little Falls visitor
Saturday: Andrew Even, Chas. John
son, Henry Gregersen, Fredgion Johnson
Mr.. and Ms. o: Larson, Mrs Streed
and son Earl, L. P. Applequist Will
Arndt, Miss Lizzie Arudt and Mrs. L..
Gregersen. Il .y
Alex Morozik an Leon Festic and
family returned to their home in Appel
ton Friday after weeks visit here
Miss Fiona Rutz accompanied them
home. -
Miss Anna Simpson returned from
Beardsley Thursday. -. :.
A great many people from here spent
Memorial day in Little Falls and some
OF them returned In the rain.
John Rylander is fencing his new farm
in section a.. Z :: <5%@.% 5@%
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
LINCOLN

Moy 31.-Robert Gray of Randall
spent few days last week with E. W.
Lathrop's family:
There was a party come up from the
Twin Cities the last OF the week to camp
and fish. They could camp all right.
but those rainy days the fishing was not
very pleasant.
Eddie Lathrop spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Randall.
Miss Jennie Mcdonald returned from
Staples Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Hart moved back
to Browerville Monday.
8. L. Staples is making Some improve
ments on his lot by putting new fence
around his yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps moved down from
Philbrook Tuesday. Mr.. Phelps will be
employed on the section here. r
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
UPSALA

May 59.-Misses Miunie Cedarholm
and Hannah Magunson went to Little
Falls on a visit during this week.
Albin Fridlund took load OF wheat
to Royalton Friday.
Mr.. Graun of Minneapolis was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Larson, Sat-
urday and Sunday, and left for Califor-
MIA Monday.
Somebody was caught in the rain
Tuesday evening.
Those who have been to Royalton
from here during this week are Peter
Lundin, l.. M. Larson, P. johnson,
Chas. Runquist, John johnson, Alfred
Anderson. Obe Lobstedt, John Anderson
and daughter Edith.
Rev. Bolin went to Spencerbrook Ties
day and returned to this place Monday.
Albert AhlstrOm, who has STAYED at
Z. c. Callbergs for some time, LETT Satur-
day for Minneapolis.
johnson transacted business at the
county seat Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Anderson, OF Brain
erd, were Upsala Wis tors for a few days
Mr.. Anderson was glad to see old friends
once more, as Upsala used to be bis
former home.
Dr. Davies and son Carl of Grey Eagle
were in the village Saturday.
MIR. Anderson. accompanied by a few
more, went to Little Falls Tuesday.
Thilda Nelson, who has spent tb,
winter in St. Paul, returned home Sat
urday.
Alfred Ekstrom, Albin Peterson and
Knute Jacobson lett Tuesday for Vir-
ginia City. We hope Alfred will soon
return, as he was perfect leader OF the
string band and song choir
Mrs. Lunden and Fagerman's little
daughter are on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Nelson met with an accident last
week while pulling up some roots from
her garden. She found out they were
poisonous. Her hands and face were
very sore, but are somewhat better.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
SCOTS
Emulsion

of cod-Liver Oil with Hypopl1os-
phites at once. It will heal the
inflamed membranes and greatly
strengthen them as well. The
digestion becomes stronger, the
appetite better and the weight
increases. The whole body be-
comes we'll fortified and the
germs Of consumption cannot
gain a foothold. s.. :.=5,#
It's this nourishing, sustain
ing and strengthening power
of SCOTS EMUL SION that
has made It Of such value in
all wasting and 4 exhaustlna
diseases. us s.
s 4 3oe md @z.oo, n Druggists. 4 s q.
=.,2 SCOTT 4 BOVINE Chemist. New YosaL S.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02

The Ladies Home Journal is looking
after the physical as we'll as the mental
well-be,ng of it's readers. beginning in
the June issue. department which it
calls, "Five-Minute Talka on Good
HEALTH This department is edited and
directed by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B.
War.han, authorities on physical eduoa-
tion, who will explain how easy a mat
ter it is to have good health through
the proper exercise of the muscular forces
of the body.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
PlERZ, Nav 80. 1899.

TO THE EDITOR: John Joetz, OF
Stearns county, closed a very sue
cessful term of school in District 80,
last Friday. Having done good
work, it would seem as though this
teacher shonlc be engaged again,
yet l understand that some waut a
change. There are people who are
not satisfied with anyone for any
leng> h Of time, either three months
or nine months, but good work,
which was shown by the school ex-
ercises last Friday, ought to be rec
ognized, and a teacher who proves
capable ought to be re engaged.
HENRY G ERWlNG.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
ADDITIONAL CORREr
SPONDENCE ON4th PAGE
HALF WAY CREEK

A ioll" party Of young folks ere out
to Fish Lake last Thursday. All the
fish caught weighed from five to twenty
pounds, jolly time was reported by
ALL
Aug. GranquisG spent Sunday with his
family.
Fred Scott left for the drive.
A party of the old folks leave for Fish
Lake next Sunday. Hope they will have
AS good luck as the young folks had.
Mrs. 4. J. Bergquist is reported worse
this week.
Miss An ria Englund is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. Nelson was in Little Falls Monday
On business.
Supt. Seal gave the school call last
Thursday.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
DARLING

Nay 3l-Some damage vas done by
:-Gae hail storm Friday, windows being
2s~css<tn at Maple Grove Highland and
s,edheim farms.
STRAW berries and currants promise q
:Soot,orop.
Bora To Mr.. Mr.. and P. Lijegren.
asst week, a son.
New land was broken on Rockdale
:ara1last week.
An addition is baing built to the
:'s.'asant View farm honee.
- anew home will be built on Prospect
:4zlrnl.
Miss Selma anson, who has been VI
s,oinR at home, lett Monday for Little
Sails.
Mr* 43anson expects her brother from
7noodhue county, on visit.
aer1nan J ohnson has purchased new
:auggy.
Student P. E. Fredlund, of Little
EsAls is>expeeted to conduct services next
-oknday at,a .. m. at the Swedish Luth-
.asaR church.
There has been some talk cf starting a
FARMERS mutual fire insurance company
-aere
fTsae school in district 81 was closed
: Memorial Day.
aheHiA Grove farmer is busy hauling
rock for a oellar.
Many fruit trees have been planted at
ASast Pleasant Grove iarm.
Anton knudson, OF Pike Creek, was
acre Sunday.
.'dhe man who bought the Axel Luudin
:; s't :.ee will 5000 move his family here.
Misses Hilda Lu ndstom, Annie Emmer-
s-a1a', Jennie Liljenblad aud Ada Lundin
~were at the Falls Memorial day.
ahe gravel train is here. New ties are
being laid.
Ehere are some new bearders at Elm
t'ark hotel, and barber,
we near that hogback farm has been
sold.
We havn't space for Darling's mayor
xhls>Week, but will do him Justice later.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
GILBERT

May 3Oth-Chas Tew, John Palm,
August Berglund aud Miss Clara Blan-
chard were at Little Falls Saturday.
The school children in our district have
a few days vacation this week, as the
teacher will spend the holiday at home.
Tom and Ole are once more among US.
The prayer meeting which was to have
been held last Sunday, proved failure
on account OF the rain.
Frank Tuttle has again traded horses
this time making h good bargain also.
Thos. Tuttle m ,de flying trip to the
county seat Saturday.
August johnson and daug ghter Anna,
were at Brainerd Thursday.
Our pathmaster was looking over his
district Mondav
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
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PlERz

EsS q special town meeting will be held in
the town Of Pierz at the village hall on
! Tuesday June 9th. 1899 to raise 1926
for the purchase of a road grader. q
g.. s. Graham, the agent for the Austin
& Western 10. of Aurora, III. will grade
about half. mile OF road in our town
with one Of their Western reversible road
graders, on Monday, June 5th, the Day
before the election, giving the people a
chance to see the machine work before
they cast their vote for or against it.
The town board has the privilege. Of
selecting them piece OF road to work
the grader on, aud they will certainly
give them tough one.
Peter Van Hercke, who was operated
on for an abcess of the liver about three
weeks ago, retu med home again Satur-
day and is now under the care Of Dl.
Roy. His health has improved SO that
he is able again to hitch up his horse
himself aud drive to town every day.
Before the operation he was confined to
bed fur over three months, and it il sur
prising to see him out so soon.
Vim. konen and Gust Dahlmair, the
bridge contractors, got another bridge
to build Monday. A bridge across
Skunk river between sections 19 and 20
| near Granite City, tor $49.44. with all
material furnished them. A GrauIte
City man was close after item. his bid
being only Sc cents above theirs. Math
always comes close, but is never the
lowest. The Others were all old time
bids running as hign as $3.50.
Vessel Walker, the present chairman
Of Buh. will soon leave for Albany
Stearns county who will be the next
chairman there? Doyou know: political
prophets?
J. Hartman of Jordan, father OF Phil
and Jos Hartman, is here on visit.
Adrian Grell and Miss Mary Drummer.
both of Buh, were III arrled here in church
Thursday. Best OF luck to them.
Some of the Buh farmers are learning
to trade horses from some vi our village
horse jockies, and are taking some very
exp ensive lessons.
Our pneumonia boys are AL improv-
ing now and are out OF danger.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
Remarkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain: Plainfield, Ill , makes
the statement, that she caught cold. which
settled on her lungs; she was treated for
month by her family physician, but grew
worse He told her she was hopeless
victim OF consumption and that no medicine
Kings New Discovery for Consumrtion; she
bought a bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She con-
found herself sound and we'll; now does her
own housework. and is as well az she ever
was Free trial bottle OF this Great Dlscov-
Large bottles so cents and 81 90.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
Excursion to Cleveland, Q.

One fare for the round trip via Nickel
Plate road, on June 25th and 26th.
Tickets good returning to and including
June Goth, 1899. Chicago depot, Van
Buren, St. and Pacific ave. Address
GeaeFal Agent, Ill Adams St., Chicago.
11-13-4. + ,.*
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02

. The. Little Falls Business College
offers unequalled facilities in book
keeping and shorthand. Our system
Of bookkeeping is the most practical
and comprehensive in the Mort rthwest,
barring none. II will cost you
4 othing to- examine it. Day and
evening sessio ons. ,.=....
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
OPOlE

May 29.-Jacoh Pientok has begun
building a handsome new dwelling.
Paul Gwiasdoske brought home his
children Thursday from the Orphan
Home at Little Falls. z.=# -
Mrs. Isadose CHR hart went to Ricee
last Saturday to. visit with her dasch-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Weiss. - 20
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
Stationery of all kinds at
4tf WETzEL's DRUG BF0Rr.

Harper's Weekly for May ~ presents
some "vely interesting features. Julian
SRa4ph gives an inimitable deser ption
.saf the* reception which greeted Lady
4r-7onon her arrival in Calcutta. COL
menal>over the country will be in
-ested in tan article that describes fully
G4e magnificent club building which the
p mverslty Club Of New York. has recently
Hrected. In fiction the numbers contain
fire dashing serial by Robert W. Cham
hers. sand the .frst*chapter OF a short
S.t&><>:::;, :" "sAmongst; Z Thieves.' by William
f. 81 1rris. *Franklin Matthews, III his
aat4th article >eu the. Reconstruction of
s;aba, describes in the most entertaining
*-s~ay Havana grave and gay, General
Garcia g funeral, and the first Sunday of
the Carnival.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02

Several OF the North Prairie boys
thirteen iu number, with Max Pulaski az
captain. rendered chivaree on Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Klein on their re tur., from the
wedding trip last Monday night. ~
\ gra u time ia expected at North
Prairie week from Sunday. The boys
will put up hall next week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Barton,
Monday, May Goth, a daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
School Teachers

~Eisli1ng to dispose OF their orders
~esto1;:t ":ite J. j. TUCKER, Fl.
@kip4ev 3:::4::..
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02
One Fare: for the Round Trip

tot Cleveland, o. via Nickel Plate Road
on June 25th and 26th. with return IL
init of June Doth, 1899. Three through
trains daily. Chicago depot, Van Buren,
aSt. and Pacific Ave. on Elevated Loop.
. For further information, write General
Agent, Ill Adams st. Chicago. !.
12.134
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02

Extra Brussels carpets at Csc at
S-tf. Winnings.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02

Get your buggy painted at
VINING's.
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02

Boys nobby summ@
caps in all styles an
colors, nothing wa
ever offered at tn:
price, NJ
each. MJ
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02

Men 5 fine fedora and
derby hats, made of
fir st-class fur felt, lat
est shapes and new
colors, worth 0On
$3.50, our price. .JOo
Little Falls herald., 1899-06-02

Mems new style negligee
shirts, made of Gar
ner's fast colorpercale,,
collar attached and de-
tached, soft bos- l0n
ON, worth &c.,. .fOo
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-02-03
Dragged bx Hor Hair.

On complaint of his own brother, DIR.
j. B. F. Pitts, a well-kIown physician
and a maker of a popular patent medi-
cine, was arraigned before the circuit
court at Chattanooga last week, charged
with cruel and inhuman treatment of
his own daughter. The proof showed
that Pitts had several times carried the
girl, who is only 10 years of age, about
the room by the hair, and that he had
beaten her numerically, INJECTING cuts
and bruises on her face and body and
had whipped her naked body with
hickory goads. The child was in court
and her face indicated the horrible
treatment to which she had been sub
jected. Judge Estill took the child out
of its fathers custody and regretted
that no great punishment could be in
f1icted on the man for his conduct.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-02-03
A Big Deal.

The largest business transaction in
the South in ten years has just been
announced at Knoxville. 1t involves
an investment of SIS, OOo,O 900, and is of
vital Importance to upper East Ten
neSSee and Southwestern Virginia. The
Virginia Coal, Iron & Railway Company
has bought in the immense blast fur
naces at Max Meadows, Pulaski county,
Roanoke, Va, and Bristol, Tenn; also
the Bristol & Elizabethton and the
South Atlantic e Ohio railroads. The
company becomes owner of $4,000 acres
of coking coal lands, $4,000 acres of ore
lands, two railroads and nine furnances
The railroads extend from Bigstone
Gap, Va, to Eliza betnton, Tenn, pass
ing through Bristol, Tenn. and the
rich coal and mineral and timber lands
of the new company.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-02-03
FOR PODUNK'S HOTEL.
Some Valuable Points About Putting
UP n Cheap Bnt Attractive
Menu.

He winked Familiarity at the landlord as
he paid his bill and in a confidential tone
remarked:
Il don't mind telling you that am think
ing OF going into the hotel business myself
for a change. Yes, sir, that's so! I've
bought the biggest place for sale in Podunk,
and mebbe you wouldn't mind telling me
few things about keeping a hotel-seein'
you're right in the business. There's the
menu, now; some little points on that might
work. We don't know everything down in
Podunk.'
The landlord rubbed the bald spot on his
brow and thought moment.
There chicken croquettes," he said;
chicken comes high this time of year."
Not one in a thousand can tell the diff.
ference between veal and chicken"
"Geewhillikens! There's a pointer to
start with"
Fried chicken costs money. Fried rabbit
tastes Ike it, and the difference goes into
your pocket"
.'Golly. I'm gettin' rich already"
Quail on toast reads fine on the menu.
You don't suppose we folks in the city pam.
per our guests on real quail? Baby owls
taste so much ike quail you can't tell one
from t'other. And out your way owls must
be thick as pumpkins. Then there beet.
OF course you've heard of the hippophagous
theory
T-h-e-lhe whats"
Click! clickl Yes, old racers. You can
buy them by the bunch of hundred for
song
The man from Podunk turned pale. 81
guess I've got all the points can remember
at once, and il YOU ever come our way give
me a call. Good day. Fried rabbit? Owls
ON toast! H-i-pp-op. l reckon III call the
line there. Great business, this hotel-keeP
ing, anyhow. Chicago Times-Herald.
The work CT q carriage wheel never begins
until il tired Il hicaCn Daily News.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-02-03
USELESS STRATAGEM.
A Smart Trick That Failed to work
Upon Some Fearless stage
Robbers.

yep, tn road agents used t be purity
reckless wen / wuz drivin' stage way back
IN tn 70's,' remarked Tank Wilson, remi-
niscently, AN all kinds of schemes was put
up I throw them off n the scent.
line was changed on all the stage
routes, an dummy mail bags an express
boxes were carried, but 'twan' no use.
'Ih' wust case of hold-up ] ever expert
ences wuZ durin' tn smallpox scare. We
Wuz full OF passengers, inside an out, an
every one + them carried belt i gold dust.
we had Eeerd that a new indevidooal had
taken to tn road, an tharfore makes our
precautions.
"Of course, if six or seven men holds up
a stage It amt no use 10 fight, cause only
one shows hisself an all tn rest ambushes
an gifts tn drop on you. Then they comes
forrard an takes your wealth.
80 we gets up a scheme. We knows
road agents is purity much askeered f
smallpox, so we takes along an ole tramp,
wraps him up in bandages an hangs out
yaller flag from tn roof + the stage.
jest as We wuz pullin' out I a canyon we
hears a familyar hail, an, of course, pulls
Watts that yeller flag for?' asks teller,
with lbs Winchester at his cheek, powerful
big feller with a mask on.
Passengers got tn smallpox! l an
swers, IN warnin' tone.
Wal, all you passengers git out an hoP
your hans up!' was the answer. Throw
dowR them mail bags, an that there express
boxr
Them villins took ev'ry bit f dust that
wuz carried on the stage, an then tn head
vlllln thought a moment to hisself, an then
pulls tn band ges Off tn tramp Then he
grlns, an says sOmethn' t one f his pard-
ners, who pulls a small box out n his pocket.
Til head villin then ranges his men
where they could shoot us down eff we
moved, an he dips his knife point in tn
box an then jabs it half inch inter tn
tramp's arm. He does tn same t each an
ev'ry one T US an then SEE:
Now, there's no danger, genPmen.
You're all vaccynated As fer me an my
fren's, we amt askeered f no smallpox. IF
we wuz I remove these yere masks you
would see we is all poekmarked.' ''-Cincin-
natl ENQUIRER
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-02-03
TENNESSEE STATE NEWS.
Four Appointments.

Gov. McMillin has announced the APP
pointment of Thomas FL. Paine of jack
son, former State superintendent of
public instruction, as commissioner of
agriculture, and William ii. Hartford,
of Franklin county, warden of the new
penitentiary; John E. Helms of Norris
town as warden at Brushy Mountain
prison, and Robert A. Shifett of Clin-
ton as commissioner of labor. He also
announces that no superintendent of
capitol and no coal oil inspectors would
be appointed during the legislative re-
cess. No coal oil sinecures will be given
out, however, until the legislature acts
on the bill now pending regulating the
salary of coal oil inspectors.