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Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
Resolutions.

LITTLE FALLS, MIMI, Sept 10 1900.
Whereas it has pleased the Great Ruler
OF the universe to remove from this
world Mrs. Charlotte Trace the devoted
m other of the esteemed member OF our
brotherhood, DR.. o. Trace.
Be it resolved by the Little Falls lodge
No. Ill, l. 0. O. F., that in the death of
Mrs. Trace the world loses noble sweet
spirited woman, and DR.. Trace a tender
and loving mother.
Be it further resolved that this lodge
extend it's heartfelt sympathy to our
bereaved brother.
Be it resolved that a copy of these re-
solutions be sent to Brother Trace; that
they be spread on the lodge records. and
be sent to each OF the news >apers in the
city.
Respectfully submitted hy the CON-
miJtee,
T. \. SUMNER,
W. A. BUTLER,
C.. H. Brown.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Minneapolis Lumberman: The
Northern Boom company will start
it's drive today from Pokegema.
This will be the last drive for this
season above Brainerd. The Prairie
river rear will not get out ia time to
meet this. drive though it il expected
out clean by Oct. l. The Swan river
drive is expected out Set. is in
time to be taken down to the boom
company. The Split Hand drive is
already out, and the Pine river drive
is we'll along. With an addition to
the driving crew, the Crow Wing
drive is expected out this fall. The
first drive above Brainerd is now
we'll sluiced over the dam at that
place. Sluicing is being done at Lit
tie Falls. There are about 75,OOO,-
OeO feet of logs in the jam above
Minneapolis. The river is at a good
driving stage bat steadily falling.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
Mine Host Medved.

Peter n. Nedved has. leased the
Little Falls house, the we'll known
Broadway hotel. for a term of years
and Will open it to the public Oct.
lat. Several Thousand dollars have
been expended in reflt:ing and furn-
ishing this popular hostelry, and
under Mr.. Medved's management
thereis no reason why the hotel
should not be a popular as we'll as
paying venture. Mr.. Medved is one
of the best known business men OF
Little Falls, with a wide acquaint-
ance throughout the county, and
the energy and good judgment
whicb$have made him successful in
mercantile lines, should do the same
for him in the hotel business.
Mr.. Medved will move his family
to the hotel and rent his fine
residence in lower town.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
Died..

Mrs. Isham Collins Of Burrrum
died of cancer of the side Friday
night after long illness, aged 60
years. The funeral took place Sun-
pay afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Jane Patterson, wife OF
Geo. H. Patterson, died at 10 O'Clock
Saturday evening after a long illness
with pernicious anemia.
Mrs. Patterson had been sick for
several years and her condition had
become serious but lately. A visit
to Canada and a change of climate
proved useless.
Mrs. Patterson was Mrs. Anua
Weir at the time of her marriage
eight years ago. She ileaves a son,
David Weir, aged II years, besides
her husband, Geo. H Patterson, and
two step-daughters, Misses Eta and
Olive Paterson. Mrs. Patterson bad
the sincere respect Of all who knew
her. The family ha se the sympathy
Of ali in their sorrow. The flneral
took place from the ia .nily home on
First avenue northeast Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. J. T. b. Smith con-
Quoting and the remains were buried
in Oakland. Several beautiful 0oral
tributes were presented from the
lodges OF which Mr.. Patterson is a
member, and from the railroad
men.
Bert. Sawyer, son OF the famous
elevator man, and well known here
in past years, died at the st. Peter
hospital for the insane last Satur-
day.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The board Of education met Thurs
day evening and elected the follow.
ing teachers, who were engaged be.
fore school eommenced: ElIyn THE
land, at $50; Mamie OsIevee and
Evangeline l.. Land, at $55; Ethel
Cooper and Olive Taylor. at $50;
Ruth Hall, and Margaret Duncan at
$45. The resignation OF Miss Frances
Woolsey who is teaching in the Min.
neapolis schools, was accepted.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Gilbert Richard of Bemidji was
in 4he city Saturday. With his broth
er Theodore, he has been in the mer-
camille business at Bemidji for over
two wears. Last week the f1rm sold
out to O'Leary & Rowser. The
Richard brothers expect to open a
store somewhere north OF Bemidji,
on the extension Of the Brainerd and
Northern road. possibly at Koochich-
ing.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

A football association is to be
organized. Geo. Bmder will pro-
baby be manager. Among those
interested in the matter are Mat
Gribler, Ed. Ferrell. Chas. Gravel.
Frank Bourassa, E. R. Cramb.
Walter Carley, Ralph Nichols, P. J.
Vasaly, Chas. Sylvester, Peter
Newman and Fred Hoffman. @
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

A council of the Modern Orderof Samari-
tans will be organized in this city next
Wednesday night. with forty charter
members. The order is new and pro-
gressive one with 5000 members Its
headquarters are at Duluth. Col. H. R.
Yolton OF Duluth is organizing the
cOuncil
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The Ladies Society OF the Swedish
Lutheran church of the West side
will have an auction and coffee and
ice cream social next Saturday at 8
p. m. at Maurin's hall, corner First
avenue and First street south. All
are cordially invited.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
.'MeK1BBN HATs''-Don't ar
que. Try them. Sold by Viktor Bios

City Clerk Cary has finished the
count in the piano contest, and finds
the result to be: Masons, 315, ,S35;
Woodman, 2S5 1862; Red Men, 12O,-
O91; scattering, 24,2J6; a total OF
747,121. Amount issued, 757,45O:
leaving 1929 to cover the tickets on
hand, lost and not turned in.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Ex.Gov. Gilman of St. Cloud was
in the city Monday short time. The
old time politician says he is 76
years old, but feels young.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The city council granted 8. R. Snow OF
the Antlers license to sell liquors at the
meeting Wednesday evening, elected DR..
Chance city physician, and, we are in
formed ''at the request OF Mr.. Berkey,"
postponed the matter of appealing the
city and water suits. We trust that
good will come from this odd proceed
inc
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The question of engaging. another
grade teacher came before the board
of,education Monday night. and the
vote stood three for and three
against. The lover grades are
crowded. and it is possible that
another teacher will be added later
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

For the present the scheme to Or
ganize the city bands is ''up in the
air." However, there will be a band.
though not as large in numbers as
was expected.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

A. J. Metzger, for twoj years en-
ployed as watch repairer at the
Diamond Sign. left Monday for St.
Paul. After a few weeks vacation
he will go to California and start
in business there.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The Altar Guild of the Church of
Our Savior will give a social this
evening at the home OF Mrs. B. J.
Hinkle. All invited.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

There will be services at the Brick
yard school house next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock, by Rev. J. T. B.
Smith.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Valentine Kasparek, who is mana.
ger of Barney Burton's store at
Bemidji, was in the city this week
visiting friends. Hereports the north
ern town is steadily growing, and
business good: ~
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The town of Grand Falls has been
started in Itasca county. So Little
Falls will never have that name.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Miss Minnie SpelIman, formerly OF this
city, and Mr.. Geo. Spie!man, ieweler OF
fleming, were married at he Seuer Sept.
9th.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
Ten to Two.

+ Ten to Two.
Journal Press: Barring one inn.
ing. the Tip Tops the baseball team
OF comparative "kids' that went
yesterday to Little Falls and met
the first team on the home diamond
gave the Little Falls fellows an ex-
hibition OF good baseball. Thay re-
turned to the city on a delayed
Northern Pacific tr lin last night and
report good treatment, fair decisions
by Umpire Elias Brown and nothing
to complain OF expect the ignomin-
ious fall down OF almost every man
in the team in the fatal seventh inn
ing.
Hansen pitched the first six inn
ings for the visitors and did excel
lent pitching. keeping the hits we'll
altered and flaming a man occa-
sionally just to show them that he
was good. But he feared that his
arm was giving out and asked to be
be reli ieved at the opening of the
seventh. The score was then two
to large goose egg in favor of the
visitors, Little Falls, with it's chain
OF victory links, was getting wild
with impatience at the failure of it's
team to do anything with the lads
from St. Cloud and Manager Emder
lost spAnuch flesh from his .portly
ffranef ttt hfs clo friends mis-
took him for E. S. Smith. But the
St. Cloud players did the trick them
selves. Wire went in the seventh,
one man was out, two were on
bases and there was an easy fly to
Vossberg. He is generally safe
fielder but he dropped the fly as
though there was something
on the ball and then the slaughter
began. The base runner went pranc-
ing around the circuit and Vosse-
berg threw at the home plate. He
struck the backstop and the bunch
came in. Everybody went in the air
then and " hen the score was ex-
amined at the end of the inning it
was found that Little Falls had sent
six of her fastest men around the
bases and across the plate. In the
eighth the home team got two more.
St. Cloud did all her scoring in the
third and fourth inning. getting one
in each. and the score ended 10 to 2.
The visitors speak only in the kind
est terms OF the treatmentgiven them
The day looked threaten in gand th 9
attendance was notlarge enough to
pay expenses after Manager Emder
paid the visitors travelling expenses
and the salary of his pitcher. The
Tip Tops hope to get another game
with Little Falls when uhey expect
to stay on earth during the entire
nine innings and beat them to a
!elly.
The score:
Little Fa1ls-O OO2 8 x-10
St. Cloud--O 1 OOO1 0 0 o. 2
Hits, Little Falls 6; St. Cloud 3; er-
rors. Little Falls l., st. Cloud 4;
earned runs, Little Falls 4; St. Cloud
1. Two base hits Bourassa, Sylves-
ter, Carley; by Ferrell 4: by Hansen
4. left on bases Little Falls 4, St..
Cloud 4, struck out Ferrell 8; Han
sen 2: Wire 2. Time of game 1875.
Umpire, Brown.
Three of the best Houses on tn
West side for sale one block west of
the school house. West Side. c. D.
Boom. 1t.
Ii you want to buy house and lot
on easy terms or for cash, see
8-tf SIGNoR & SCHALLERN.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

DR.. G. y. Orr came up from Jor.
dan to attend the funeral OF Mrs. G.
81. Patterson.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The mayor has vetoed the ordin ance
giving exclusive billboard permit to A.
K. Hall and P. J. Gross.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

BOrn-TO Mr.. and Mrs. P.'L. New.
man, Sept. 18th, a sou.s
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Bor0-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. ,Buk0f-
ski. Sept. 4, q daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The Bralnerd baseball team will play
the local team in this city next Sunday.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Born-Te Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Dalton, Sept. 7th, a daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Born-To lMr. and Mrs. Jacob
Borish, West side. Sept 18th, a
daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Good residence, with fine grounds,
for rent. Inquire OF Peter Medved.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Miss Fields OF St. Paul will be trimmer
at Mrs. E. E. Stuart's this season.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Three of the best Houses on tn
West side for sale one block west of
the school house. West Side. c. D.
Boom. It.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Shoes for the whole family andlots
Of them at. ViktOr Bros.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Theo. Radtke and Si.as Hershey were
initiated by the Odd Fellows Monday.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Blom.
gren of Sec. II, Little Falls. on Sept.
1lth, a son.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14
LITTLE FALLS MORRISON COUNTY. MINNESOTA.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Lee,
Sept. 9Th, daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

"A Breezy Time" is booked for the
opera house Sept. 21.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Bis special sale at the Turner Dry
Goods store. Don't miss it.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Greatest selections OF shoes oI
every description at Viktor Bros.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Rev. J. d. Menier, of St. Angelo do La
val, Quebec. Canada, was in the city q
few days visiting his former pupil, Rev.
A. -Lamothe. Father Menier was IN his
way to California for vacation visit.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

II you want to buy q house and lot
on easy terms or for cash, see
8-tf SIGNOR & SCHALLERN,
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Bargains in Pianos: and Or
gans at :. .s> ( =. i. -. =.
FoLsoM's MUSIC STORE
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Williams will re.
side in St. Cloud.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Mrs. N. Michaud is seriously i'll.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

The September term of district cosrt
will open in this city next Monday. with
Judge Baxter on the bench. Following
is the calendar of causes:
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-14

Judicial Committeeman were selected
as follows:
Becker-G. w. Taylor.
Benton-Thos. Van Etten.
Clay-Wm. Russell.
Douglas-Cleve Van Dyke.
Mile Lacs-E. N. Remer.
Morrison-C. f. Vasaly.
Otter Tail-B. NJ. WheelOck:
Stearns-J. r. Bennett, .Jr.
Todd-L. NJ. Davis.
Wa6ena-A. G. Broker.
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CUSTOMS CAT PROVES TO
BE A GOOD REPUBLICAN


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they have anedP
electric light a
little drink Of from the pool the Behind
all
the afraid Of little
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CASHIER COOKE
HIGHLYHONORED
DE is Appointed . Vice Presi.
dent OF American Bank
srs' Ass ociation.

Word came to Honolulu by the last
steamer that Clarence Ii. Cooke. cashier
OF the Bank of Hawaii. had been appoint
ed one of lie vice presidents OF the
American Bankers AssociatloA. with jur-
isdiction over these Islands
The honor which has been conferred up
on Mr.. Cooke is not sinecure. inasmucn
"a the association represents the Inonied
interests of the United States, which
makes II imperative that its officers use
every effort to make UP accurate statistics
OF the banking interests In their sections
which will be of value to the members of
the association I'm making their invest
ments.
The association held its recent annual
meeting in Hot Springs, Virginia. and an
exhaustive report of its PROCEEDINGS is
contained in the American Bankers re-
port.
Ellis III. Roberts, Treasurer of the Unit
ed States. in speaking to the convention
said:
| The American Bankers Association
represents in resources 0,OO0. 00O. 900, which
Is more than double the banking power OF
any other country In the world. Yol are
the guardians and administrators OF this
enormous active capital"
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Vote the Republican Ticket Straight.
4. u rHonAs SAILS.
wsil-known Contractor Biddsn Fare
well BY Many Trisnds

r.. n. Thomas. the weii-known contract-
or. and daughter were passengers TO San
Francisco on the Queen yesterday. A iarge
crowd OF Ar. Thomas friends were rres-
ent on the wharf TO give him their part
ms aloha.
Mr.. Thomas. prior 20 his departure was
the recipient OF many useful and beauti-
fol tokens Of esteem. among which was
a large bunch q green oranges with their
branches attached and tastefuily inter
mixed with choice maidenhair fern. the
rift Of Queen Liiiuokaiani a brief note
from the donor accompanied the memento
OF her esteem. Mr.. Thomas little daush-
ter was also remembered by the Queen
and she took away with her sorne cnarm-
lnx souvenirs Of Idliuokalanrs triencsnlp
which will recall In years TO come pie as
urabie recoilections OF her HE IN HAWAII
nst
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DEMOCRATS TONIGHT.
Big Meeting to be Held at Waikiki
When David Comes.

The Democrats will hold big meet
Ing tonight at Waikiki. A hundred or
so rough riders will assemble at the
orpheum tonight at $50 p. m. with
their horses and proceed in a body to
the Pail, where they will meet Prince
David's equipage and escort him to
Waikiki. Wagonettes and other con-
veyances will be provided for those
unable to obtain horses, and time OF
undiluted joy Is anticipated. Messrs
Klemme, Colburn and Peachy have
been appointed officers of the political
cavalry.
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desks for use in the two halls of the
Legislature which is to meet early next
year, was yesterday awarded to the
CoyIe Furniture Company, which sent
in the lowest bid. AT noon, ]. A. Nc
Candless, superintendent of Public
Works, opened the bids. They read as
follows: Hopp & Co.. SIS each; Water
house & Co.. ST. each; Henry Manufac-
turing Company, $3.50 each; Hackfeld
& Co.. $15.i5 each; Coyne Furniture
Company, SIS each. The desks are to
b. lush top of oak, and adapted for
legislature hall purposes.
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Vote the Republican Ticket Straight
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BAND CONCERT
AT Make ISLAND
Berger Will Give q Select Pro-
gam Tnis kvening at
7:30 O'clock.

en- this evening by the territorial band at
Makee Island. Berger will raise his baton
at 7:3O sharp:
PART l.
Ovcrture-"king's Lieutenant" $50. It'll
Intermezzo-"Russian 90. ......... FRANKIE
Se!ection-"Rosc of Castillo" ....... Balfe
Songs
(a) "Nuuanu WaIpio." Kali ka Ma
kani."
Miss j. Keliiaa.
OBJ "Waipunalau.'' Rain o Manoa-"
Mrs. N. AlapaL
PART III.
Selection-'"The Winner" ......... Maokie
Serenade-"Love In Idleness" 80. Macbeth
March-"Ma Tiger Lily" .......... Sloane
waltz--"waikiki Beach ........... Berger
THE Star Spangled Banner
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Interesting News

owing large shipments by steamer we are
PEELED make all departments are offering
for the coming week great attractions
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v" We Republican Ticket Straight
AssociArioN FOOTBALL
Sa n.ysr TO b. Held romor-
row Ansrnoon.

~ Of association football play
- Wv o. held AZ the Drm shed
-. tomorrow afternoon al Sac
-, Fr'otico viii h. INDUCED In
- u'W TO Saturdays big match.
- 'ousre against scotland. The
a.. " 'he colleglans In last SAT-
-, sam' has served To put the
m, .. or their metal. and they
,., !. ',a'''e that n they are 20 win che
va NV m's' b. BY dlnt Of hard COM
sas..a ~. football seems IN vulgar
NV 49,. 70 have caught on" what
~. All ,'a ,' 10 an effort al organixa-
VIVIAN -. ne selection OF a capable
y V,R NE part % the town play
~, ,s good men at the head Of
lHs w sport viii Undoubtedly
y asai ' ., q leader. the ufe Of
" s,a.,., e,.oria,ion football win be
lc and short-lived.
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TIT FOR TAT.

client tangriiy)--I say. TINS Dill OF
yours In n downright robbery.
Great Criminal Lawyer twho mas
won his clients case)-so was your
crime.
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Democratic Ticket !
CANDIDATES
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS

TUX DELEuAI e " SOl\OkE90
Unexpired Term. Seth Congress.)
DAVID KAWANANAKOA.
Gull Term, 57th Congress.)
DAVID KAWANANAKOA-
SEN ATORS:
Island Of Oahu.
HON. D. p. r. ISENBER0 JR-.
COL. JOHN D. HOLT JR.,
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
HON. e. X. LILIKALANI.
HON. J.. o. CARTER,
WILLIAM AULD.
REPRESENTATIVES,:
Fourth District.
c. W. BOOTH.
MAJOR J. n. CAMARA,
9. WILLIAM SPENCER,
HON. e. c. MACFARLANE.
JOHN III. WISE,
HON. JOHN e. BUSH.
Fifth District
HON. SAMUEL n. DAMON.
Il. ]. MOSSMAN,
HON. FRANK BROWN.
FRANK HARVEY.
r. WILLIAM HOLT,
JESSE p. MAKAINA1.
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Va a. . WI. va. vhlssey for ing stom-
n hro.s. mo thlns often innrmities.
ssslsy. old Jesse Moore -AA"
flas,,o. me purest and best Grid
wy q Co. Honolulu.
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phensnw
n fnsC bz
% NewY same
contract
n
art IN ~ which wnbe
sSs % the sns
promise mat aST'"n
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Desks for Legislature.
The contract for furnishing the Ter
ritorial Government with forty-five
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-26
Young Mems Bible Society.

On Sunday night last the
Young Mems Bible Society of
this city, celebrated the 10Th an.
niyersary of the founding of the
society, at the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, and at the same
time elected a board of directors
from the various churches in the
city, as follows:
Protestant Episcopal-John S.
Newman, Charles Nj. Gilpin, f.
g. Shepherd, Frank b. Sapping-
ton.
Evangelical Lutheran-Henry
Nj. NiXdorfl,, w. Irving Parsons,
John g. Hardt, II. Clay Hull.
Methodist Episcopal - Ham.
mond Urner, Adolphus Fearhake,
Wilbur Duvall, Rush Lewis.
German Baptist-Dr. p. d.
Fahrney.
M. L. South-Harry Gilbert,
Nash Young, DR.. L. Bowlus,
Hamilton Lindsay.
Evangelical Recommendation S.
Ramsburg, William c. Birely,
William A. Burger, Jacob Rohr.
back.
Presbyterian-S. Il. Brown,
Edward S. Eichelberger, Harry
Steiner, G. w. Tyson.
United Brethren-A. l.. Kline,
Reno S. Harp.
Grace Reformed-J. Travis
Thomas, j. N. Zimmerman, d.
G. Aldridge, Henry Abbott.
st. Johns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hermann, William II. Burger.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-26

The administrations rather too
pronounced sympathy with Great
Britain's war with the Beers, is
getting it into hot water. Sem
ator Hale declared in speech to
the Senate, that he believed nine
Americans out of ten sympathiz.
ed with the Beers in their strug.
gle for liberty, and the Senate
adopted Senator Aliens resolu-
ton, asking why the State De
partment refused recognition to
a properly accredited Representa-
tive of the Transvaal Republic.
And the trouble is just begin
ming. At big meeting last
night, at which there was some
scOrching talk, which must have
made Mr.. Mckinley squirm, if he
read to days Washington papers,
the principal speakers were Sena
tors Hale, Allen and Mason, and
Representatives Bailey, De Ar
mond, Sulzer, Lentz, Lamp,
Champ, Clark and Gordon.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-01-26
Coming Farmers Institutes.

The following programs have
been arranged 10y Prof. w. l..
AmosS, director of the Farmers
Institutes, for the meetings to be
held i'll this county in the near
future Every farmer who can
should be present at either one or
both of these meetings and gather
the valuable information that is
so generously held out to him:
MIDDLETowN, FEB. Z, 1900.
How to select horses for special
purposes, by DR.. j. G. Curryer.
Home mixing of fertilizers, by
JAS L. Rice.
How to care for an orchard, by
II. p. Gould.
The farmers poultry, by Jas.
L. Rice.
Food and food principles, by
Miss L Grace Mccullough.
FREDERICK, FEB. s, 1900.
Food and care of horses to keep
them strong and healthy. Three
of the most valuable lessons to
give the horse to insure safety,
by DIR. j. G. Curryer
Increasing the productivity of
the soil by crop rotation, cultiva-
ton, cover-crOpS and chemicals,
illustrated by JAS. +. Rice.
How to care for an orchard, by
Ii. p. Gould.
The farmers poultry, by JAS. L.
Rice.
Evening session-Food and
food principles, by Miss L. Grace
Mccullough.