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SUNDAY LESSONS.

The interna tional Sunday school lesson
affords choice Of two-Luke xix. 11-27.
memory ve:ses, &c and q, and Matthew
H., IL memory verses, 4, and t. TIE
hrst is the parable of the pounds end
the second is concerning the visit OF wise
men who came to worship Jesus, ard
may be called Christmas lesson.
The golden text for the first is Ro-
mans xiv, y. so then every one of
US shall give account of himself to
God The second is II. Corinthians
TX. 10. Thanks be Unto God for HIS
GnSpeakabie gift" The text and thought
foi Christmas day is Luke H., 10, And
suddenly there was with the angel a
multitude of the heavenly host praising
God
The Society of Christian Endeavor les
son IS John i. LA, Christmas service.
the topic being The Glory of Christ
minds the student of the opening chap
ter of Genesis, one describing the be-
glHHn!ng' the creation, and the other the
Savior and CT His glory.
The Epworth League topic is "The
Story OF Christ" from John l., III. I'm
nun n was lie, and the life was the light
elevating life of Christ with that of kthe
AIeXanders and Napoleons, who squan-
deIed millions of money, piled noun
talns of debt upon their followers. sacr;-
heed millions of lives and inflicted hor-
rors upon the world with no eXnressinn
or regret or excuse of necessity: ali dona
sonal interest.
Dec. %, 1900. is observed as the fourth
Sunday in Advent in the Anglican
lChurch of England and churches de-
rived from it,. Lutheran. Roman and
creek churches. The advent season is
preparation for Christmas as Lent Is
preparation fo- Easter. Many singular
lY~lE f N.-r@v 4
during this period, which begins on the
nearest Sunday to st. Andrews day
tNoV. SOD. In the Roman church AL
Yent is the beginning of the ecclesiastical
year.
FOR BIBLE READING-To tell the
young convert, student. or inquirer ito
r lst; me Bible Is quite like sending a
ton to help himself. That is not the
correct thing. Well put prescriptions are
m he I'f 10 For beginners John Ky, which
devoted to the parable of the vine. is
recommended for study Dec %.
The notable days OF the week of Dec
=, Iii various churches arc as follows:
twenty tifth-CthI.istnlaS the greatest
holiday of the year. 2Gth--St Stephen $
day: bishop Hall says: ION St Step
pastures: 2lth- ST; JOHNS day. He was
oi;c Q! he apostles and author or the
Revelations. 9Sth Day or the EIoiy IN
noccnis or ChiiGermas. III conmeiaora-
toa of the children slain by IIcr05 Ti,n
church has oo,nmen:orated three kinds
OF martyrs. eaeh being exeir!;!iEei in
The three days Eansed. i-T'hose WHO.
Ike 81 SteI hen are martyrs both in tAe
viii &1. Gse.i: Ills IS tho highest t,-oc
O.: InaetfraoHl- 2 These w;3a. iille S.,
JOHN. ale martyrs in wili. 5Ht NOT III
dteo. 3-Tlose who are martyrs III decd
nut rot il wiz, as ~ers those innocent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-23
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.
5; Mexicans. box. S. 25ma 20.

SIS; Mcxicans, box, IS. 25@3. 80.
Nuts--lIickory, per bu, $16D1.25; new
California walnuts, lib, lie; peanuts, raw,
per 10, &c: peanuts. roasted, ID. 81; Bra
zlis, per 10, lie; pecans, medium, $i1@
PIC; chestnuts, new. per Id, 126Gi5c.
Bananas7Supply moderate; demand ac-
tive. Choice shipping, $2@z5O
Figs and Dates-Figs, new California,
DoX, S5c0S1; fard dates, lob boxes, S@t9c;
Hailowee dates. new, 51ae.
Apple Cider-Sweet. per Dbl, 81; sweet.
per half Dbl. 81 so; hard. per Dbl, 50.
Dressed Meats-Demand light; supply
SIC; hogs. country dressed. 665614c; spring
lambs. pelts off, &C.
Poultry-Demand fair; receipts lib
eral. Dressed springs, per ID, SIC; hers,
~ gee; tn. keys, 9Qe1sc; ducks, fancy, no
Fish-Fair demand Pike, per lib. &C.;
croppies,, per lb, 4@5c; pickerel per lib,
&c; frog legs, dozen, 40Sc.
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SHEEP.
Comparative receipts:
1otal for today (estimated) ....... 17j
a week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1898
Quotations: Good to choice butch
lambs, $4.5O665; fair to good, 81 z5G6L40;
good to choice fat wethers, $360G4: fair
&c good 50. 2503.50; fat ewes, So. 25f53 IS:
lambs, S4Q4.50: fair to good, So. 25103 IS;
feeding wetheTs, IS 25@63. Is; stock ana
deedlng ewes. $215Gt3.10; thin sheep, $40
2 25O; buck lambs S2.75a3.1 10; killing bucks,
Receipts were light. Demand fair. with
no qEotable change in prices No fat stuff
On on sale. Representative sales:
q stock lambs ................. 70 s. 20
81 stock lambs ... & 4GO
Among the shippers on the market
Martin. Clear Lake; Whitman, Elk R;v-
er; D. Brown, Madison lake: G. w.
Maier, River Falls; E. Oestericher. Du-
rand nd, Z. I; French, Dennison; Reinhat
torvllie; Z: Larson, bayfield,; K0epize Se
Eisperson, Winthrop; l. N Brown, Boy6;
s. Swenson, Dawson; Pster Giafe7,
searles; /. Anderson, CIarkneld; A Pet
Schuldt < Walthers, Owatonna; J. j.
Hughes, Lake Crystal; s. A Scales, Ma
d q Johnson & Burchard. Montevideo;
u. breckenridge, Summit; w W. Reeves
Milbank;- c. s. Howard. Edgerton; RYAN
&. Hohan. Waterville; Berg & Arnoid,
NicoDet; G. o. Miller, Candy; 6. n. We
dahl, Minneota; J. ]. Sturgeon, Marshal
MIDWAY HORSE MA2KETSMinne
sofa Transfer st. Paul. Mimi: Barrett
d Zimmmermann report the northern
trade meager The advent of snow and
cold weather is awaited to give vitality
and energy to trade. Horses OF all
classes, especially heavy drafters, on
which the trade is entered, were rep
resented in a large number Prices
weakened decidedly in sympathy with
the extreme dullness. Values for to-
day as follows:
Drafters extra ..S13 OG1T5
Drafters choice ................. 1G0G01S0
Drafters common to good ,....... SGd100
Farm mares choice .........-... SJ01fO
Farm mares common to good. $50 so
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WALL STREET ACTIVE.
Many Shares Registered FurtI,cs.
Imposing Advances.


NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Todays specula-
ton in stocks took on something of the
Saturnalfan spirit that attaches to the
Christmas holiday celebration by inherit
alce from ancient Pagan customs The
days performance in the stock market
cannot be adeque tely described other
wise than as speculative orgy. Individual
CONSIDERATIONS that might attach TO spec
1al stocks and affect their value were
apparently taken no account of and there
was wild scramble to buy all sorts and
conditions of stocks, as though ali future
hopes of wealth and prosperity deDendad
on an ownership OF stocks before Christ
mas. There was no news of Importance
to put any new phase on the question
of values, present or prospective The
buying seemed to present the cumulative
effect upon financial sentiment of the
imposing rise in prices during the week
and the apparently undiminished~ con-
by their continued large absorption of
securities. At the fall of the hammer on
the chalrman'S desk this morning, 5000
shares of Northern Pacific were instant
iy bought in a single block. First trans
actions Ill a number of other important
stocks ranged from LOCO shares uD to T.
29G. With a gigantic Christmas tree
deCsed out in ghttcring ornaments and
1eStoonS OF Christmas greens and bunting
waving over the floor of the exchange.
the brokers bought stocks with as much
abandon as though they were part OF
the Christmas celebration and the gayety
of the occasion depended upon it. 'Ihe
market apparently ran wild and was
only quoted by an accession of selling
orders invited by the extreme advance
attained by some stocks. But the buy
ing was resumed in the last halt hour
after the bank statement appeared and
a number of stocks were rushed to the
top level of the day. The closing was
animated and irregular Some Of the ex-
IRENE advances were: Sugar, 5B; Brook
Ign Transit, AZ; General Electric. a. st.
Paul, 2Ts; Peoples Gas, 25s and very
extended list of stocks from ! TO
points.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles II. F. Smith s.
Co, members of the New York Stock
Exchange. Pioneer Press building, who
have direct wires to Chicago and New
York. Closing prices are bid:
C1Osfng
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Christmas Dinner on the Trains.

During the holiday week the Omaha
Road will serve an elaborate table
O hote dinner on the Famous Twilight
Limited between Minneapolis-St Paul
and Duluth and on its other fine, fast
day trains to other points at reasonable
Price, or on la carte plan-you pay for
only what you order. The Twilight
the Twin Cities and the Head of Lake
Superior. leaving either end of the line
after business day is over and arriving
dcstina ton at early bedtime
Has Observation Cafe Cars, with club
corvaniences and luxurious parlor cars.
City ticket Offices: 3S2 Robert ST, ST.
Tau; 4l3 Nicollet ave, Minneapolis.
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California Via the "Sunshine Route"
&C., NJ. & st. p. Ry).

Every Wednesday a fine Pullman tour
list sleeper leaves Twin Cities Isl. Paul
SIS a. m. Minneapolis sos a. m) via
c. NJ. & St, P. Ry.. and run through
to Los Angeles, arriving there every
Sunday morning
Price of double berth in this car Sc o.
Before making your arrangements for
California get particulars as to Sun
shine Route"
Hundreds CT Northwestern people pat
tronize this popular service every sea-
son-lt trayerses one of the most interest
ing portions of America.
Fer comfort and ease II Is not sur
PASSED.
Cheapest rates are obtaInable via this
route. Inquire of ticket agents. or write
]. T. ConIey. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent
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Winter Tourist Tickets to Southern
Resorts Via Southern Railway
(G,S95 RIiIes3.

Winter tourist tickets on sale October
Is; r. 1902 until l., April 30. 1901.
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY Is the
best line to all resorts in FLORIDA
GEORGIA., ALABAMA and the CARO-,
LINAS, either via Louisville, Cinclnnati.
Chattanooga or Birmingham rho
SOUTHERN RAILWAY IS the best
Great Trunk Line from Washington, b
c., TO the South.
BEST LINE TO CUBA.
BEST LINE TO PORTO RICO.
Map, folders, Cuban and Porto iSican
folders, Winter Homes Folders and
Lard Of the Sky booklets mailed to
any address
All inquiries answered promptly.
Patronage solicited.
ALL LINES SELL TICKETS THROUGH
VIA THIS GREAT SYSTEM.
Vestibuled Limited Trains ali thu rin,o
90, J e Beam Ir., n W. Pass. Agent,
7 4 Dearborn st, Chicago. Ill. & Il.
Baird, Tray. Pass. Agent 20I fScavo
Bldg, Cincinnati O. A Wheedon. pass
Agent. go Fourth avenue, Louisville. Nv
w m. II TayIoe, Asst. Gen'l Pass. Age.
Louisville. Nv. -
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Charged with Attempting Murder

MUsCATINE. To-. Dec. 22.-J. A.
Moore was arrested by the sheriff
of Rock Island county, charged with at
tcnptirg TO murder his stepfather. NJ
j. She.!eT, who was ambushed AMI shot
IT his door Wednesday night He was
Identified by tracks left near the scene
o: the shooting
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-23
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETs,

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Dec. 22.-Receipts
at the Union Stock Yards today (estimat-
ed were: Cattle IS; calves, 25; hogs.
2,4O0; sheep, lis; cars, IS.
Official receipts Friday: Cattle, $50;
calves. 81; hogs. 2,272; sheep, 274; cars, 43.
Receipts thus far in 1900, compared with
the same period in 1893. are as follows:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

j. M, Varnum. ct al. trustees to B.
F. Johnson, 1t. IL, blk. IL. Prospect
ioIGGu .........................$2 900
E; j. Hodgson, receiver, to j. T..
IIanglon, 1t. % and 50. blk 8
Mackubin & Marshalls add 1. $50
). T. Langton to DfOcease of Mime
sofa, it. 20 and 80 blk. 8. Maclub-
in & Marshairs add ..............l. $50
William G. Waterman, exec. to T.
p. TT9sk, n: A19 #. 1t. II, blk. 3,
Jockey 8 add Observation-Disclosures. 651
j.. H. Mayall to J. Is. Confer, ct al,
It, 9, blk Al, Rice s, Irvines' add. 200
Total 60 1Eo
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HOGS.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated). .....2,4O0
a week ago ...,............... Q 4IS
Quotations. Good to choice light, Si60
gaze; mixed and butchers, $4G56I4. IS;
good to prime heavy, S465G0470; common
40; boars, $l.75a2.5O; pigs and skips $50
Market steady and active at unchanged
prices. Receipts were heavy running
more than double the corresponding daY
year ago. Bulk of hogs sold al 81. 7O6D
475, with range of $460@4.75 One fancy
dca a., sold up to $3.50 Rough packers
$4.5GG455. Representative sales:
Light. Mixed and Rrtchers-
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W. n. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Sto2'< Yards,
CoUTH ST. PAUL

Consignments and correspondents So
Heited. Market reports furnished on ap-
plieation.
We do a strictly commission business
NO live stock bought or sold on our own
account
References-Stock Yards bank, South
st. Paul: Security bank Zumbrota Hon
A. I. Koerner, state treasurer, Capitol
building. St. Paul; A. G. Anderson, cash
lee st Paul National bank st. Paul
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CATTLE.
IN L L LIZ
TparatiVe receipts:

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ....... 100
A year ago ....:...:.................. 60
Quotations: Good to choice butcher
steers, 4.5G@5. %; fair to good, $4l14 so;
common to fair, $3.50Q4 good to choice
butcher cows and heifers, So 1909 so: fair
to good butcher cows and heifers, 50 400
3.25; thin cows and Gamers, 81. 5gfl2 So;
choice corn-fed bulls, $3@4; fair to good
butcher bulls, 2.75Q3; bologna bulls, $50
2.75; good to choice veals, $4.5OFG5. rs; fair
to good veals. S3.5004.5 80; good to choice
feeders. So: go; rs; good to choice stock
steers, S3-l5g3; 80; fair to good, 81. 1905. 10;
common, $2Q2 60; good to choice stock
&C. Us and heifers, 81. 5og3: fair to good,
choice steer calres, $2g3. 40: fair to good,
y 72@S; good to choice heifer calves. 81 SO
Q2.15; fat; to good. g. 2592. so; stock and
fe :95Lg bulls, $2@2.4O; good to choice
fair, S20Q25; common. 20d2S
Receipts were very light, hardly
enough to make a market Butcher cat
tie offerings were very common. Prices
steady and yards we'll cleared of stock
cattle at unchanged prices.
ReDreSontatiV sales.
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Total sales, lob. $50.
BONDS

U. S. ref, Is, reg195 n. J. c. gen. IS. I29
do n. is, reg. 1873 do As - 105af
do n; As, couples N.Y,C. & ST. Isles
do old Is, reg. lis N & w con As g93;
GO GA As. coupLa2 lOr. Nav. lists. LII
do IS, reg -. 1312 do is - 1929
- do 5s, coup; 1872 Or. S. L. 6s. 1295S
ID. of c. IS Cos .125 do con 11SX
Atch., gen. Is. 1925 Reading cen 4s "a
DO alt. IS ...... S612 r. G. w lists 1Ol
Ian; 80. 2ds ..U9 1StL. e IN. {. SIS. 11fh
=, y ~ 412s.'.. .IO4A ST. & S.F.g IS 40
90 5S 49,: lZ0A st. Paul con. 1850
- do NV y c. Is IS. i iSss StPC. P.1sts120A
Chi. Term. 4s... % So Pacific 4s S5s
Noi, 20 S..-.--. 20 $50 Ky. 5s .......1i11L
y -; Z K. c. as. l0lAiS. r. &. T. Gs.. Il
CIV. & D.C1st Sill do DDS *
Gen. Flee. 5S.. .164 IL 2 Is 1G71L
Iowa Cent. lists .1l5M Wabash lsts f1Tsff
L. & n. uni Is .101I2 do DDS ioS
NJ. K. & r IDS ~ West Shore Is :. ia
NJ 40 " Is ..:..;.... 9l% Wis. Cent. Is -. S91S
=, l. Gele, s:Ig92sl Va. Centuries sc
On NEW y G YORK AIONEY-New York.
-: Zz.-C4ose-Money On call steady at
- T Ter cent Prime mercantile paper. Al
@? ?h per cent; sterling exchange nominal
. ~, :ial actual business in baners' bills at
fer fer, sixty days; posted rates. slIT8
S51s; colnmersial bills. s4.79%@ s6I: 81.
Yer ceTtiHcates, 64465c; bar Silver, 637kc:
Mexican dollars, Soc 'f'0'
NEW YORK BANKs-New York
Dec. 22-The weekly statement of ave.,
Loans $7S7 098. 100 decrease 81 1 c6i sm,
deposits, S83S, SOL 400. decrease, S3'SS3 705:
circulation, $4,000, SEQ. increase, Sis 500:
IeSai tender. $G0, 700,500 increase. 1920 0e0
reserve, $2l9,91S,1C0, Increase S22O5, 500: re-
serve requirements, $209. FOL 100 decrease
$Soo 20 surplus reserve, $9,947,C0J. in
crease, $3.171.625
BANK CLEARINGS
St Paul. 1896, 45S.
Minneapolis, 81 947, 1896
New York $500, 6S8, 1872
lhicn Lna 80
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''The Chicngo and Fioridn srecia,..

The Pennsylvania Line viii establish
the Florida Special-a new ana solid train
Of Pullman vestibuled dining. sleep ne
Chicago on Tuesday, JaEuary 18th. 1t
1900 noon, running it through t,lncinrafi,
Chattanooga, Atlanta ard Jacksonville
To st. Augustine. Floi ida IN about thiT
ty-two hoars The nev train w!u lcare
Chicago Union Station over Pernsy!yariia
Lire. every Tuesday ana FRIDAY. G m
nlfnciI1g January 18th. Far partjc;lars
please address IL r. Deriag Ass start
General J's5&enger Agent. "a South Clark
Street, Chicago.
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NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.
HIBHRNIAN KNIGHTS.

The HiberEiln Knights held a very en-
thdsiastic meeting last Sunday at Sher-
man hall. The uniform question was the
principal topic of discussion. It Na5 final
~ decided to give a series of balls, the
results of which are to be credited to
the uniform fund The first of the
series will be given on Tuesday evening,
Jan. ], at Sherman hail Five hundred
invitations have been printed and ara
being rapidly disposed Of and it prom
ises to be one of the most successful
of the social events Of the season.
The following committee will have
charge: Brothers w. F. Darmody J.
d. Higgins, e. Mul!aney, w. Conway,
S. MclIlnstrom, c. j. Conroy and James
White.
A meeting will be held this afternoon
at Sherman hall to hear the committees
report and fer short drill practice.
SONS OF VETERANS
st. Paul Camp No. 1 viii meet tomor-
row evening in G. n r. hail, GIG Waba-
Stla street
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cash quotations We're as follows: FL ur
Gull; winter patents, s. 650S. so; straights.
s. 10q9;G 60: clears. 50. 9Gg3 80: spring spe,
Gals. 1870: patents. So. 40@3 50: straights.
$Sg3. 40; bakers, $2s209q2. rs. Wheat-No 5.
6GG91c; No. 2 red. s72@7414c. Corn-No. 2,
S5A:c No, 2 yellow, 37S4c Oats-No. 2.
2Z42Q22ac; No. white, 25@@2BI2c; Nc. 8
Whlte. 2412q26c. Rye-No. 2, 501ac. Bar
ley-Fair to choice mailing. 52d5Sc. Flax
Seed-No. /. d.5S; No 1 Northwestern,
$50 Timothy Seed-Prime, $40 Pork
Mess. per Dbl, $11.12@11.25. Lard-Per 100
lbs, $6.900695. Short Ribs-Sides do3se9'
$GzSg6.50. Shoulders-Dry sailed (boxed,
53sg6lsc; Sides-Short clear (boxed). Sc 65
600. Whisky-Basis CT high wines, 81 27
Glover Seed-Contract grade. $l0a7iO.:5.
Receipts-Flour, $1,000 bbls; wheat. 16S, 600
pa; corn, $4,000 bu; oats. 265, 090 bu; rye.
6.GeO bu; barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour, 24,GO0 bbls; wheat. 12,0O0 blu; corn,
Il6,0Go bu; oats, s2,061 bu; rye, 2,G00 bu;
barley. A:cW bu. On the Produce ex-
change today the butter market was dull:
creaneries, @23c; dairies. J2@2ec. Cheese
dun at loAQll4c. Aggs dull; fresh, 2)c.
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RAILWAY TRAINMEN.

st. Paul Lodge No. 122, at its annual
n:eeting, elected the following officers:
Master, j. w Harrison; secretary. NJ. o.
Graves, fiuar"ier, G. n. Bowman; jour
nal agent. George Frye: Messrs. Bow
man and Graves were elected deleeates
to the Biennial convention of the Natl nal
Association of Trairmen, to meet in May
at Milwaukee. An effort viii be made by
the st. Paul lodge to secure for this city
the conYep ton to be held in 1903.
B'NAI RIG'H ABRAHAM.
IRE following officers were installed by
Northwestern Lodge Nc. IA Thursday
evening; President T. Goldenbsrg: vice
president, D. Feipstein; financial secre,
tary, Fl. Olders: treasurer. p. Mickey.
Deputy grand master, Joseph Eur.st GO
Quoted the installation ceremonies.
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Pensions for Northwest people.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. = Pensions
., aMinnescta-John M. Hammond. Witoka.
Iowa-Tylgr Harding. Des Mo:nes. IS
Phirehas Dolliver tdeaf!). Bloomfield, IS:
Otis j. Nye, Cedar Rapids IS: John r.
Wetherell- Lisbon, ST: William F.
Jones, so diers home. Ma shaHtowp. 81:
Patrick Dugan. East Des Moines So
minors of William Bonar. Osceola Sf2;
sFaltown SIS.
isconsin-Matthew-, IIoff. Dorchester
$24: August Grunwald DeadfleId. si2:
etc. minors of John Baird. Oneida Sis:
Elizabeth Halter. Jefferson. SO.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-23
SONS OF HERMANN.

West Side Lodge No "a, at it's annual
meeting Thursday night, elected The fol-
lowing officers: r. r. linn, president;
Fritz Bahnke. vice president; john Thill,
recording secretary; Louis Tungenthal.
treasurer; Fritz Marauardt. financial Sec
rotary; Herman w. Reichow and Conrad
Stock, trustees: Albert Schurz, Louis
Becker and H. W. Reichow, delegates to
the grand lodge; physician, Dr. t. A
Ni,nteE. The officers will be publicly in
ctaIIAd Ton 2
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IN December. COM
period ir December,

The following table shows the roads
over Wldach Fridays receipts came in and
the number of loads hauled by EACH
Cattle HOES Shnnr, Mia
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SHEEP.

Mixers and Springers-
1 COW ...... $25 col 1 COW .. S31 co
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st. Paul, 1895, 45S.
Minneapolis, 81, 947, 1896.
New York. $500, 6SS, 1872.
Chicago, $21, 4S4.S19.
BoSton-S21. g64 46f
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And now $50 years have gone by. And
every year has taught us more or less
about hundreds less or more OF those
people celebrating Christmas or that side
of the ocean and the hundred people on
this side: and history has taught US of
what has followed cn the plans and
hopcs and deeds Of that day
n James the First las gone into history
as James Inc Fool! And to speak OF the
particular folly In which he was then
engaged, the folly OF this coque:ry DC
tween him and the hing oc France it
was like The coQuetry Of finder already
On fire with guEpow6er. When tho final
issue came, his family were beggars ir
France, his dynasty was overthrown for
ever and England was governed by her
own pccpie, under the principles wh:ci,
that Christmas OF lbs hated and noutod.
And on this side the water William
Bradford and John Carver and William
Brewster worked ak the day. mo man
,este.l." With inattock and AK and pick
ak tho governor iabored and the
preacher labored and the historian Ia
bored. mo man rested all INIT day
Iii fact, they mad waited for this Gay 20
come before they began. dat they might