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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Les membres de la Cour L'Etoi'
lie du Nord sont prizes de SO rendre,
4 leur s6ance du II courant, pour
7 heures au lieu de s heures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

ST nous n'avons pas l'arm6e ct
l'argent de la France, notre cause
est a Frank
lin. ITS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

M. E leveqve, de Corcoran,
Mimi, desire announcer, quill prem
dra des chevaux, vaches, etc en-
pension. S'adresse1 d lui.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

On Sc prepare achievement d la
soiree dramatique du Is courant d
la sale Turner du cote Est Oh la
Soci6t6 st Jean-B aptiste jouera lie
drame lie PortefeuiIle Rouge au
profit de l'eglise Notre-D Dame de
Lourdes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

L'Orchestre de DAM jouera d.
manohe proclaim au Metropolitan,
vis-A-vis le Bureau de Poste. Ces
concerts sont tres achaland6s du
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Mercredi IA courant, les Danes
Foresti6res de la Cour Etoile du
Nord, donnerout un grand bal,
"calico dance a la Sale Durham,
coin de la 2oe Avenue n, ct Du-
pont. IL y aura un prix. pour la da-
me GU demoiselle qui aura la plus
jolie robe d'indienne ct un autre
POUR la personne qui aura execute
lie plus jolt "'cake walk. Apes lie
bal, Nine f. Thibault proc6Iera
au tirage de la courtepointe de
fantaisie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09
Grhn de l'0nrst
MINNEAPOLIS MINI 9 F6vrier 1900
Notre Telephones: ll35.

LIE Revd Pere Plante, cure de
Buffalo, MINI. 6tait a Minneapolis
mardi dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

|qui vendrait le plus de billets I
6l6 dlscern6e q Nine Marie LUIS
sier, qui en- a vendu IS.
Mme Beaudette nous prize de re.
mercier toutes les personnes gu:
lui ont aide au su:c4s de cette sol
rec ainsi que les messieurs qui sc
sont charges des differences occu-
pations dams la sale.
Mile Georgiana Rivard a gagn6
le prix du "cake walk" samedi der
nier, au bal du Nicollet Lodge SO
l. O. F. q la sale A. O. U. w.
NAISSANCE5
Les courant, Nine D. M. Cham
berIand, une file.
Les courant, q Robbinsdale,
Nine Tref16 Demers, IN garcon.
lie eourant de la bemaine der
mere, Nine Michel Burrows, I'm
gal CON.
Ces trois danes sont membres
de la Cour L'EtoiIe du Nord.
Nous apprenons la mort, arrivee
la semaine derni4re, q la maison-
mere des seurs de la Congr6ga-
ton de Notre- Dame de Ia r6v6ren,
de seur Ste q la suite
dune paralvsie de la langue. La
d6funte faisait partie de la Q IN
g'6gation dtpuis 40 ans ct await
6 6 la sup6rleure des couvents de
Chambly, Ste Croix, Quebec ct
Sore].
Ellie 6tait la seur du lieutenant
colonel Pinault, sous-miuistre de
Ia milice, du DR. N. J. Pinault,
de cette vile, actuellement en-
voyage a Pass Christian, Miss, ct
A. FL. Plnault, de st Joseph, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Through The Breakers" un
melodrame dn a la plume de Owen
Davis, sera au Bijou Opera House.
la semaine prochaine. L'histoire
Sc passe sur les cotes d. l'Angle-
terre. Maud Radford, une heriti4re
orphellne, craignent les attentions
trop s6rieuses du neveu de son tu-
teur spouse secl element un jeune
homme qu'elle Anne, ct le marriage
nest pas connu. Maud q la fin an
nonce son marriage au neveu amou-
reux ct celui-ci Sc venge en- frap-
pant son heure TX rival dun coup
lie poignard. Douglas, le mari de
Maude est apport6 chez lui dan,
une situation critIque ct on SEM
pare du ministre qui a preside au
marriage ct on l'enferme dams une
cave, pour 6loigner lie dernier t6-
moin du marriage. Maud est prise
de force ct on essaie de lui faire
consentir a IN marriage en- lus di-
SAINT que Douglas est mort, mails
sans success. A la fin la jeune file
6chappe des mains de son ravis-
seu ct Ia scene qui s'ensuit est
pleine d'6motions; 10 d6nouement
est splendide.
IL s d6boires de Satan" est lie
titre dune piece qui sera jou6e
prochainemeni au B jou CHARLES
Kent. qui a jou6 avpc le "NeilI
Stock O.. tient lie role principal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Deceue, a Dayt"n, MIMI, lie q
courant, Joseph, fills bien Anne
tie M. ct de Nine Alpha Guimond,
apes une maladie dun an. Les
fun6railles ont Gu lieu mardi ma
tin q l'6glise de Dayton Oh IN
grand nombre de parents ct d'a-
mis- SO sont rendus. lie service g
6'6 chant6 par lie Revd P4re Sou.
mis-, cure de la paroisse, Les por.
teurs 6.aient: Henry Mayer, Mi.
chel Fourier, Charles Mayer
Michel Fnurnier, Charles Mayer
Daniel Guimcud, Nicolas Gui.
mond ct Fortunat Payette.
Nos condolences les plus sin.
ceres a la familIe Guimond.
Samedi soir, le 3 f6vrier, Mile
Josephine Turgeon, a etc l'obje,
dun t6moignage d'amiti6 de Ia
part de ses nombreux amis qui sc
sont ,6unis q la residence de son
beau-l6re, N. Joseph Bourassa.
III va sans dire, pour ceux qui
connaissent NJ. ct Nine Bourrasss
ct Mile Targeon que la soil6s n's
pas langui. LIE chant, la musique
ct la dause 6taipnt les principaux
amusements. Des rafra1chisse-
ments de toutes so,tes ainsi qu'un
excellent Coulter ont 6.6 survls
Les joyeux convives Sc sont retire:
d une heure avanc6e.
Nous regrettons, faute d'espace
de De pouvoir publier la liste
des jeunes personnes qui oft as
sist6 a cette soir6e.
LIE bal DIES Danes Foresti9res
de la cour Notre-D Dame de Lour-
DIES a Gu lieu vendredi dernier a la
sale K. P. ct d6passe meme les
plus grandes appearances de. ses
membres. Les deux sales @taient
trop petites pour contenir c%onfor-
tablement la foule qui s'est pre-
sent6e. Pendant qu'on Sc livrait a
la danse dams la grande sale une
interessante partle de cartes await
lieu dams Il sale voisine qui 6tait
aussi foul6e. Les prix pour la par
tie de cartes ont 6te gagn6s par les
personnes suivantes: Pour danes,
Ter prix, I'm jolt vase a feurs, Nine
Joseph Gauthier; 2eme prix, une
bo1te de fantastic, Nine Arcand.
Pour hommes: Ter prix, une era
vate de sole, M. Ed. st Pierre ct
enfn le prix encouragement une
bouteille de "catch-up", E. S.
Abel. On a dans6 jusqu'a une heu-
re avanc6e.
Les profits nets s'6levent a $l25.
C'est un beau success d1 en- grande
partle au travail .du comit6 d'orga-
don't Nine Lizzie Beau
est la p~r6sidente ct 3 Nine
Joseph Lalibert6 ohef-ranger de
La badge promise ala personne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

.sA-' EE - s
Berlin-Un curieux incident
s'est produit r6cemment au thea
ire municipal de Magdebourg.
On donnait lie "Baron Tzigane'*'
Au dernier acte, l'interpr6te du r6-
lie principal, NJ. Zeckner, devait
paraftre en- scene q cheval. Sans
pr6venir lie %r6gisseur, en- cachette,
M. Zickner s'6tait fait fare un
masque repr6sentant excitement
les traits du president Kruger
One salve d'applaudissements Fac
cuei lit son entr6e en- scene. lie
bubble, debout, ne cessait d,accla:-.
l.mer. a-.s
II fallut interrompre la repre-
sentation. - !
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Snrdite ne peut etre Guerie
par DIES applications loo lies, COM
me elles ne peuvent pas atteindre
la partie malade de l'oreiIle. IL ny
a qu' un m yen pour gu6rir Ia sur
dite ct c'est par les remedies cons
titutionnels.
La su dit6 est caus6e par Pin
famma ion de la daublure mu.
q ,euse de la Trompe d'Eu-tache.
Quand cette trompe s'enf ANNE
vous sentez un sou grondant ct
vous n'entendez pressure plus, ct
qu4nd ella est enforcement bou-
ch6e il en- re ,ulte IL surdit6 ct a
moins que inflammation ne soft
en- 6;Lee ct la trompe remise a sa
c ,ndition normale, rouie sera de-
fruit pour toujours. Neuf cas- SUI
dix sont cause par le catarrhe, CO
qui rest gu une Inflammation des
surfaces muqueuses.
Nous donnerons cent dollars
pour aucun cas- de surdit6 (caus6
par lie catarrhe) qui ne sera' pas
gueri par Halls Catarrhe Cure.
Adressez: r. j. CHENEY Il Co.,
Toleds Ohio.
Vendu par les droguistes, prix
Use
Halls Family Pills sont les
maillanra
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
I. Happened in q Drug Store.

-One day last winter lady came to
my drug store and asked FOR a brand
of cough medicine that did not have h
stock" SAYS Mr.. C. r Granuin. the
popular druggist Of Ontnric. n. 7. "Ss-
was disappointed and wanted to know
what cough preparation / could recon-
mend. l said to her that / could frex,y
Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy and that she could take 5etde Of
the remedy and after giving IL fair .ulsal
il she did not find it worth the money to
bring hack <the bottle and would re-
fund the price paid. In the conrse OF a
day or two the lady came hack in com
pany with q friend in need of cough,
and advised her 10 buy bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. con
slider that very good recommendation
Of the remedy." The remedy owes it's
great popularity and extensive sale in
large measure to the personal recommen-
iations OF people who have been cured by
it use 1t is for, sale by Benson Smith
i Co, general aahGfs. Territory of Ha-
vail. =
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
ROOSEVELT. u-oEIa
APPLIED 70 Restrict His Speeches
Owing to Bis Throat.

IARION- Ohio, Oct IT.-Mzra sEn
sI-a.e. IN pOEtrast with sh~ chilly wezth-i
81 yesterday. CRESTED. GoyErIssr Rosse
reil ar the opening OF bis s.cprd day.
rsnpaixn in Ohio He uzss- his IRIS;
specSf Of TIE day at Desswsrr xi.ere he
ad.iyeSs~d lsrrp audience in Grscs
SAC - II the Otto w.- -s.an University.
Maroon wa 81 k.-f ~ s'eIo.k and
hss- Earz, sr- Srsesr tsss train
\ New Ys.k 4~eisi'-. ~ls jcipsS the
governors psrty at ColaEbcs Is treating
. yovsf nor's throat and has ordered
b = tn rake 10 long Speeches The go--
srEes's throat ~as found In lad condition,
bu, the physician believes thar aifh oere
!, viii hold out through the campaign
UPPER SANDUSkY, Ohio. Oct Il
-tioyernor Roosevelt reschei earey ~
10 40 g. u. making a tan-mlnute stop
He spoke only two minutes, explaining
ihas his physician had forbidden leis
speeches. and YVES followed by Colonel
Curtis Guild Jr.
TOLEDO. Oct. 11.-Here Governor
Roosevelt was met by great assembIGss
~nich cheered him automatically There
SAs a parade and the streets were dec
1rated. A half-hour stop was E.ade at
Fostoris. where Governor Nasis suoxs =,
the conclusion of Governor iioosevels's
At Penberviile the governor
poke briefly Short stops vera made at
fremont, Clyde, Belviile, NorwaIk ana
slyria en- route TO Cleveland, whore the
governor win speak tonight Tomorrow
morning he will leave. Cleveland FOR
Wheeling, speaking on the way at Canton
he presidents home, and ~ Navarro.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
NOTICE.

THIRTY BICYCLES lefs at Bailey
Honolulu Cyclery ca. Lid. repair shcp
ARE UkCALLED FOR The owners
os ,hess Wheels are herehy PUBLICLY
NOTIFIED that ON or about November
-. 1900. the aforesaid bicycles viii oe
.old by public auction OF otherwise dis
posed Of to satisfy the repair bills.
]. s BAILEY. Manager.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
NOTICE.

There viii be special meeting o: the
stockholders OF the 1nter-lsland Steam
Navigation Co. Ltd. 81 their othce.
Queen street. ON Tuesday. October 30.
1890. at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Object Of meeting: To consider the
question Of Increasing the capital stock
of the compsny aud 10 transact such
other business as may be brought before
the meeting.
c. II. CLApP. Secretary.
Honolulu. October Id. 1900.
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A SOLID CONCERN.

II one wants perfection and
security in life insurance he necd
onis investigate carefully ~
plans and conditions Of the Provi-
dent savings Life and be thar
oughls satisfied. ThecompAny has
always been looked upon By the
insurance public ~ one Of the
solid ard progressive life inssr-
ance companies Of Amessca /.
X. Burns. resident Manage:
new Maeoon building.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27

W4lTKD-Thirt men. hackmen fos
Hawaiian Automobile Company. In
t<lhgeat men of steady habits and good
rsksrsness only required knowledge
OF streets necessity. Young men
prsssrsble- Preliminary instruction in
training school given while under cal
ary. Uniforms furnished at cost.
Good vases- Apply in person to MAJ
sge- II. A Co. At Sspid Transit Co. S
odSce, Al Fort kr- between . and
10 80 OF By mail Box 556
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NOTICE.
oLAA STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

A special meeting Of the stockholders
OF tbo olaa Sugar Co. Ltd, is called
by the president to be hcid at the rooms
Of the Ohambes ~ Coamerce in Homo
lulu. Oahu. NJ 10 a. m. on Friday. oc
tohs -, 1900.
The object II the meeting is to CON
SidsT amendments 10 the ny laws and
also Tor the purpose Of taking such sc-
ton rs may 10 deemed advisable con-
Corniug the bonding OF tie pa nIa ION.
and also 10 consider such ether bnsi-
less as E,sy he brought hefoN the
ue eting. j. r tO.ihi-,
Treasurer ol,a Sugar %. Lad.
IlGnolulu. htol..' IL, tgp.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
DEMOCRATIC : TICKET.
Candidates
OF THE
Democratic Party.
For Delegate to Congress.
tUnexpired Term 56th Congress.)
David Kawananakoa.
Full Term 57th Congress.l
David Kawananakoa.

SEMATo6S---lsIaad Of oaAu.
HON. ID. p. r. TSENBERG, JR
COL. JOHN ID. HOLT, JR.
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
HON. Z. *. LILIkALAEI.
HON. J. o. CARTER
WILLIAM AULD.
REPREsEnIlrIvES---Fsurtl plstisl
c. W. BOOTH.
MAJOR J. NJ. CAMARA.
). WILLIAM SPENCER.
HON. +. G. MACFARI.ANE
JOHN ii. WISE.
HON. JOHN Z. BUSH.
AEPHesEmrkTluEs---Flitl District
HON. SAMUEL n. DAMON.
II. }. MoSSMAN.
HON. FRANK BROWN.
tEASh siARvEY.
r. WILLIAM HOLT.
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ROC SiLE-Ons handsome Cow: NJ
ano in perfect order with ha.-! 4 ID
mandolin accompaniment. las Zen
Used 0nN i've times Can b hal !.
reasonable pris by applying at ~
Orpheun Cafe.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-27
LOST.

Iona safe key and posto;iice key.
Regard for return to The Republican.
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large hay-colored Californian mare !;
weight about 800 lbs; faint star on
forehead: fat condition: q little puu-
puu or irritation ON face. but hearing,
eight hind foot little white Einds>
please notify police station and rewarG
will tS paid
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P r E A III 3 l. E

all founded ,na-Denasu.
freedom Without oppression
; : levs In equal rights freedom people
We Deieye right b independent
equal IN tie Of The belisre
right viii advantage
protection against suppression
; > pie and of people.
Z independent
the legislature CT the Territory Hawaii should
strive in every way Of congress
make state Of the Territory OF Hawaii and
pledge ali good and equal provisions that
democratic parties OF the United States
may enact
We further pledge ourselves
the United States that VIII make
We intend strive tn possible
ond States Dement'S aaa privileges fof the natives and other
citizens alike who VIII work together for the good Of the
regardless We also
that representatives sts formulate the bsst zws for tbs
people
c1s OF the Territory OF Hawaii the lands taa
= have been taken over By the United staiea
should strive appropriation
tbs payment Of just claims or danases by fire caused By the
OF health In connection with the OF bubonc plague in
They should further strive to encourage education Industrial
pursuits farming road making railroads both
local that viii rebound the advantage OF the
we stand opposed rnOnoposs
the voting privileges Of citizens
s s ,. rs ~, .sona tho 1850, =, ar no opposes .s, n ~
the natives all other restriction the rights 81 the
people .
ment work either mechanical or industrial shall no exceed
eight hours q day. Q
Labor otherwise either direct
indirect shall be performed by citizens
we pledge ourselves resist the fuherance
Territory Hawaii .
I'VE pledged unceasing
imprisoned
military
& their Just due Q
is the correct PLATFORM INDEPENDENT
HOME RULE RARITY. =
Attest: President AloeB Alma =
WV KALINHUIA kAIAAUOKAIANI, .
President KaiAtainaL
.
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NOTICE.

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Pacific Hardware Co, Ltd. will he held
az rs Office ON Tuesday. October 30, at
10 O'Clock a N
JAS. GORDON SPENCER,
Secretary.
Honolulu. October -, 1900.
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NOTICE to OWNERS, ARCHITECTS
and BUILDERS.

T. W. Quinn. l15 Union street. Is pr
pared 70 furnish estimates on first class
modern plumbing Patronage b.
i!citsd. y. o. Box 1872
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WAN7SD-Four or room cottage
about $500. Furnished or un-
furnished. Atkinson, 10 Mer-
chant Street.
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wAxrxD. 10 axxr.

u IATED-T0 rext furnished Aocss,
eics~ II: Euss have three bed rooms
Sood opportunity for parties going
sway To SECURE Al tenant Call or
address E. S Gu. Republican cf6oe.
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FOR SALE

FOR REST-Eugoshel ., unfurnished
hosne with opium of furniture at vaiu-
alton Bargain Atki:son 50 Mer-
chant Street
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

in the Honolulu Postoffiee for che week
ending October IA, 1900:
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-06

A recent magazine contains a re-
markable picture of a wild white-foot-
ed mouse nursing her four young ones.
II Is a reproduction Of a photograph
made from life under circumstances SO
pleasant that they are worth retelling.
The owner OF the camera was walking
in the woods with a friend, when he
came upon the interesting family
group. The frightened mother instant
ly disappeared, and could not be found
even after the most careful search. II
was only when the two men reached
home that the little creature was
found In the pocket OF one Of them.
Fearing that the young ones would
die. the photographer ran back two
miles with the old nous In his hand.
and the charming picture referred to
represents the first meeting OF the re-
united family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-06
RUSH FOR INDIAN LANDS
White Earth Indian Reservation Now
Open for settlement.

A line Of men was formed December
/, extending from the United States
land office at Crookston, Mimi, for
several blocks, with the intention of
remaining in their places until Decem-
Der 4, SO that they may have an early
chance to file upon the lands Of the
White Earth Indian reservation, which
have been open for settlement. 1t is,
estimated that there will be "A half
dozen filings for each claim, and mum.
erous~ contests will follow. Squatters
have gone IN the lands in large num-
bers and claim holders dot the terri
tory in all directions. This is con-
trary to the former rulings Of the Uni.
ted States land office, and when the
hour of the opening arrives it is feared
that serious trouble and even blood.
shed may ensue between the squatters
and those who have abided by the law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-06
labors OF Executive and Legisla-
tive Branches.
CONGRESS DOWN TO SOLID WORK
Opening Sessions short but Br,,,ia,,-
Great Crowds Prcsent-Reading of
Message Followed by Adjourn.
ment In Respect for Dead.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.

'D's D',E bs
The opening Of congress TODAY drew
great crowds to the capitol. Inside
the building but little restriction had
beer placed O n the free moving OF the
throng and the crowd moved NJ win
from one wing TO the other. All of the
public galleries were open. so that
every one in the good.natured crowds
had an equal chance.
There were conferences among sen.
ators as to the program for the week
and for so early in the session unusual
activity was displayed by members or
both sides of the capitol.
Speaker Henderson arrived Mt his
private office about l1:45 and soon was
surrounded by members, discussing the
program of business. On the senate
side there was less evidence of activity
the crowds were rather slow in in.
vading the galleries. The president
pro tenn, Mr.. Frye, was at his Office
early, comforting with senator's. and
by ll:3O the floor OF the senate BEGAN
to show signs OF the activity prcced.
ing actual business.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-06

Mr.. Martin Dodge, director of the
ONCE OF public road inquiries, an
nounces that the secretary OF agricul-
ture has established in the division
of chemistry a laboratory for testing
physically and chemically all varieties
of road materials. These substances
include rocks Of .all kinds, gravel.
shells, brick, clays and other bodies
used in road building in country dis
tricts, but do not include materials
for municipalities. This laboratory
will be ready for operation about De-
cember l. Any person desiring to
have road materials tested In this lab
oratory is advised to write to the Of
nee Of public road inquiries, depart
ment OF agriculture, Washington, ID.
c., for instructions in regard to the
methods Of selecting aud shipping
samples.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-06
schools Of Agriculture for Fnipinos.

The University of Nebraska recent
ly received IA communicate on from the
superintendent of public instruction
in the Philippine Islands. 1t is pro-
posed to establish schools of agricul-
ture throughout the islands aud in
structors for the schools are desired,
men who will study the agricultural
conditions there and teach the best
methods of cultivation for the raising
of products peculiar to the islands.
Men who desire to undertake the work
specified will be expected to re main
in the service at least three years.
The travelling expenses to the islands
will be paid and a reasonable remun-
Grafton given for the services. A
number of university graduates are
seeking recommendations for this
opportunity
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-06
About Sheep Rations.

"A number OF experiments are being
carried on ut the department of animal
~hnsoandry at the university Of Ne
oraska which will prove Of benefit to
the agricultural interests of the state.
one OF these is IA determination Of the
erect OF different rations on sheep.
Different lots arc to be fed on four
diiterent grain rations and two kinds
OF r~oughness, alfalfa hay and sorghum
nay. part will be fed indoors and part
outdoors. The grain, cost of feeding,
and condition of the animals will be
into consideration. The sheep
are to be sold in Omaha and slaugh-
tered, N the flesh is to be tested to
see which food produced the best meat,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-06
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mr.. Kruger will visit the czar at
Nice.
Eggs have advanced another cent at
Chicago.
Fire at Youngstown, o., caused a
loss of $780, DOC.
Ludwig Sacobowski, the novelist, is
dead ut Berlin.
There are seven new cases of small
poX in New York.
Philadelphia pressmen in job print
ing offices are on n strike.
General Fitzhugh Lee left Chicago to
assume his duties at Omaha.
Colonel John 5. Williams, an Indiana
politician died at Lafayette.
The Porto Rico house of delegates
held it's first meeting at San Juan.
The gunboat Manila has left Cavite
with marines to occupy Subig and
Alonjapo
Three hundred soldiers from Porto
Rico reached New York ON the trans
port Mcclellan.
The November mortality record for
Havana is 444, the lowest for that
month in ten years,
Lest he be buried alive, II. c. Moore
of New York, left a will giving 500 to
the person who would cut his jugular
vein after death.
A break in a gas main nearly caused
the death of the family of ID. j. ALI
mon of Peoria. They were uncon.
scious when found and are still in
danger.