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Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Nra 0olaa. 2. eafota.

Defer liot tort up ifra bisIs aanter
boao Sfripntng anguar; tbi be Heite al
pr9riens 9eboere Der sr 10 Sfonoindper,
oa be burbe laoe bore liot ira ia engauJ
ibIanbt, men De er piit due optaset at 1t
ituosrs Ssns % 6riie. % / Gansoen be-
taller BET ia moi ogiaa beoft.
8intsrsn bar biotil o9ret msset Nib
imoo os; men til Siensjelo bar oi bdot
Seies al ben bstisubts @iaft "Srippa,"
og af be TO Snber sr ben iio'ts lite ben
6eofte. 9dIga bar | bet ifoite 4ar prsoet
at print. libt poa fig. ios. ri bar faact
mango npe 8peuinaer. badoe 5orret-
ninesbufe % andre. Der er megsn Sdnoz
POPULATION Der. mango nps Settlsre er
tomnen | BET fefts adr; % 2anoasenterne
bar ndturi,gpis gpO 5ortieneits. Gouaoas
fsbsrsn raisr MI liot iblunot, men er itte
ip9rt imitipm, 90 bet sr heller lite gpot
for ben at faa llo6reoefie Der, hpor De
Hefte golf bar arbeiptt is op fra niger
ting o. MI iioosr ION Smadionser pau
fine @aaroe. Def ipnss fur mig. at be Ogs
iaa buroe t9nts to 9uuae, fsrno De rsis
Ter fra fine eoos 9ism. hpor be bar neos
last fine bsoits arefter os tan ie soSe
5rusisr at 1T arbsios. men enoel 5oIt
mau ~bsitanoie ie uItins fra oen msrts
Sice. CO otrfor faor De ogioa iaa mango
Slaes 5ebere. !5pao BET tirtelige ansaar.
iaa mansfr Ri heller intet paa bette Oms
raaos, iosi pi bar 2 noriis airisr BET.
0m enc b~etisres AZ paitor 4ahers o.
ben anben at poftor Sperren. men bet ,r
10 life nose. mt at BABE TO airier paa
en- plaos; tbi o~osraIi, bopr Der sr mango
Stanoinoper, sr Del ogfao msgst oanits
Iist at .omns til GHisheo.
Oct fnnss. ION ON ri S,aueiuopsr pr
bar an msbfsot Spoom. Tom CT ounii,lis
at fursrs; men lab os prepe, ON BET nps
aar5unerebe life tan forbsors os ! ben
Ssrienos. Del sr mango, Tom maati.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
6ar Ut iGiac.

Den itore N}dnuiattugrosierer Gop.
5dnobers ! Sriitianid Oplpisr ON gu
lebdnoelen:
"5ddr bapoe ies oaarIigt Sadb on,
9anOel. Seq beitemte mig osrfor til
at duerters ms9st, og dIorig bar min
Sonto for Quertisismsntsr D9rst iuu
tor iOm osHne Sul. Wien alori9 bar
jeg bait IIig 6anpel; ben oDertraf aQ.
mire Anelier.
Seq Ilutter life at aOsrtere."
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
oriseoa, Smrleiab &c., u. 1af.

Oct sr tpit os title Der. for BET Ct
lanst ii! Raboer. belle 3 MiI, iaa oi
trGnste n9iten en- traaolss 2slsfon. Vii.
mine Raboer sr amsritansrs. Ser orio,s
melt meo areaiuropl os 5aar; BET lsns
u.r Tis bsoit. Oct bIsD inssn aoIing Der
I 1900. for Del Dar for tort. 9st sr
bare "Decorabsy oiten." i.s fan matt.
Rorit mso. os ben Iitrr lea sooi. for bet
sr Fl soot 9laO. Seq fuor oa fig, Deco
rube 9oIfen" Eat for hsnrunone aar o.
snits ben tilpt,e ! bet npe. g. u. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

wi
8%amiinser. leg larte at tienbe os aste
iSe Gdr. ies ransIst ON / Wortb 60.
Vet mango at BEN boiler ub NOR oe
airt.buie, be | fmaa aaar besprbts
at iriIs iammen Smaaltilingsr til.
De bar bapt i'm Dag os siort fin Sier'
ming.
RET mango unss 8utter % piscr
ira Wortb 60. bar isst ben til bsiers
Stoler. Hosls blir pei Yreiter, mango
otl bIi 9urere % Q9rerinosr, after am
ors isien Eager os Sasfsrere. Som
me bIir Der innfte "inssn Wing" al;
men BET er bare Den samls, PANT. Or
ben bet. Der bar p9ret Benz, iom bar
'dst. at bet bare blir "IQsnter %
&iGltrin9er" al Dem, iom ieupts til
bsiere StoIer; ies tror life bet er plu
'Wfpben hanger at Il ild. I'll 0ato
Ida ieg lite noaen bsrfrd Wortb 60.
bli moraIf fproGrpet pso piosrssaa
eHoe S~tpIeounnslfe. Wten lea retter
after bet Spsrsmadl til .Sarmsraut
tsrne Der; Sporfor Tiger lite flere y
eosr ben til Statsns 4ssrbruQsitoIe?
Sen er netop for sber Sarmsrautter %
ptloe blaIpe eosr til at bIi opstise 6ars
mere og intelligence MGno. Der er
NOT mdngt, en- GARNER buroe pios oes
Iaa.
Seq nGprte / en- SnoIsroeIie, at Wr.
ensebrst Seilitdo, 6ertile 5ppnibip,
bar bIepen fsrt til Sddre6ufet. Sdl
sr usift o9 ca. "a aar o. bar ogIdl
fer p9ret pud aIplet ct Bar adrs Sio.
Dan bar opret biemms melem ct %
TO Iar. Oct er isrseligt, naitsn enc
ltdaenoe isrgeliet, bporban bet blr
saaet meo oenns Ssilftdofomilisn i
@arenes Sob. Sort rsiite ben eIoits
0dtter til gmeritd, % be fl dlori1
hsre mere ira benoe. Gftsrdt 5amilisn
bar tommen til Gmtritd o. bapoe Be
9pnot 6drmia9 Der / Wortb So, blso
Den eIoite Ssn or9bt al 9pnet, mems
ban bolot pdd meo at brntte Noerluno.
Sn 0atter drbsioet pld Ct Sotel i Ma.
ION eitp, brat en- Dag noset Sspano
og nj dlori9 barre iriit en- Dag iioen.
SUN bleo ioa nsrpss, lab Der pad en-
Stol % oisneoe alrslss ben, inotil
bun peo en- itile 0so bIep talot bort.
TN Odtter blep tienot meo en- 9aas
prpoiiont fra Winneiota, rsiite til
BAN, men tom / StuoerinQer oosr Ct
eler anoet, blep iiuosForpirret %
lsnotes til SinosipaedIpIst, bpor bun
osoe. Den pn9ite 0dtter 6lep aft meo
en- PsrIon fra Winnsbd9o ; men ban
torloo beroe iamt en- lioeu piae.
8amIingen osos / 1899. Seusre bar
8dmId. oenne 0dtter % ben III
'tnosipage Gn9ebrst orspst iSarmsn.
Ostfe bar ieg fuaet mig berettst fra en-
trocproi9 perion. M{an mao NOT for
unore Jig oDer. at aamle Rrs. SeilitaD
Ielp Ear funnel boIoe ia oppe / alt
bette. Sum er / Sduobeo en- badrot
prspet Spinoe.
"0ecorabsP oitsn" sr en- aImiroeli1
8i9it / 6us % Sptte Der, Itisnt &c;
er life egertlia Gale ON "0Dtter" Ian
ger. Sos BRET og Profet, I9Q oa
l6ro, rig og fdttig sr "Detordb Qoten"
5dmiIieblaret. Og 'tol en- Il I'm ar
ltss Wening, tommer bsGsritts nooct
dnost Slap op mob "poIten", bpao
COB, dIiioi9 o. belGrsnos 29sning an
gaar. Wan bIir euiioig % o~irteli4
bum oso 2en9oer tun at lGIe ct en-
telt pdrtibldo. boor goot bet gluo eno
ian pGrs. "8ecordb poittn" saner ia
tecre eno nogst dnost gIuo til at 6liue
ienot til Wlooerlonosns. 2(us inorsm.
msr bet. 3pr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

iist Ds Gornel | bet iibie Mar. men hi
baobsr. at bet Blab. fom Ri MI bar flaaet
op for nofte Mar. life mna blipe beftrcoet
meb mango at bore 2ieres Rapne; tbi bet
er 10 otttb faa fart at maatts titles Deo
fine ai1re. !9aabsr nu bd, Weuner %
Rutoer. at pi maa fda bore libt ira eoe,
sneons tblanot. faa ftal be osfaa en- ans
ben Sang faa bore Iiot ira
Yaol pea Sausen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Hans. eteele Co.,, ". TAT.

8i bar bapt ct udlminbelist flint De.r
| beie 8inter. bDitfet bar prret meeet bel
bist for be fleftes YeOtomm.nos, ea 5eite
% Gn bar htnnet bore uDe bper sn.fte
Dag. De feite bar taeet in meite Jsoe
paa prorterne % oerpeo fparst paa 5a,-
merens minore Jorraao at 90. Otter en-
llsss SsDeir bar pi ioas an rpsenoe gli3.
5aro; men ben er bog at en- milpere Ra.
tur enb be ~iaoDanlise, butltet mart bsrsr
til bet same.
Sibfte aar blep 10 Tom befienot, ct ID
tall llaar paa bisfe aant.r. Oct, iom
life blep nsbbpanbt al 9srten, bleo aIbss
les soeioet at en- SastitOrm, iom ilos
neb oper ct brebt 9elte / ben norbre Vel
al bort goaatp. Den bal at en- ortan>
agtis Natur, iaa at forlrben 3irter os
9uie laneers | Sft, blep osfaa to airter
og ct Siolebus aloees sbslast bort Ras
bolas. bDorbos flere 8psninser blsp rams
ponerebt. Den enc at oisfs 8irter bar
iaaoibt ppbpsgd, ba ben blep nsoblet At
Stormen; men blep trobs be baaros Iis
Der igienupbpsset. Sittle 5crfs airte,
iom blep isnberflaaet / fmaa Splinter.
ital isienopbpss.s til sOmmsrsn.
Grippn bar tilbels herit paa bisfe
aantsr. so at bore sauhe pipnerer uso
Yortlanb er nplig 'osbe, nemlis Rils
StOeftab oe Spper &ue.
On "Rural Gree Deliberp Route," ION
ital saa oeft fra YortIano, bar man soOt
Saab ON at faa.
Meb en- penlis !Silien til "poiten" og
bens 2efere. p%r9rieboer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

GiiSsrtsoD's Psatsr.s h~s . Ysllov Gibbs oaisnsssd
! q Asr en- Drskiisk onton 6roper ox 1 % Aar
ANlet NIT eset Lsafrs med Oct Boru.s& sf for
sole g frrrn1rfnge en- htxaa ny Art L<U som
hosstanen q hlleda ytscr er den ruBd sou su
kngis - oesern kEe ssa nzard, ax dens rendeas
III NJ spare Jerns we'd aa1tssg u hsve esuyteet en-
spiTet Isg FOR ErssN Den IT M eoestssen de
sdrr Iona Keeper, da den kan b~varss zteunsm
heb Pfntsren uden ~ spfrs eB~r rsatne og sel-
gne al On bod PriS. rAar stutndeiis Hac o. bisd
Leg har spsret q raainet. (pe6se I~r er M
ward 81 send Eci stamps FIR 2 haty Uoss PAX.
ker Frs. Rcd sllsr Ca, q tas frs ,ftssuAs min
nye AnyfsulAg fog Lsgayfy bspTts6rs dep vsd me
havt Eneiende. Pas sn Acne kan ayfes 10 IN $50
Bushels, 2 Pund nyt Prs ri anssr 90 Acre. Pris
Post betalt. MT frs. PsKks tOc; hall fn~ Isc,
Uus- 2Sc; 4Uuser T5c; 3 User O.. Is; l Pnnd r. 9a
o G eiibertssu, West hitoksf1, Ershsr1 Ca. tova
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Sra 0ifina. q. Hafnta.

itripsr EN- eGisr Of "pOtsn." at Der bar
pGret nos,n Suloe osruos. men oa 5oli
sr pant til tpIoi 9sir / Roro 9atota, ipu.s
be, BET saur an. apiinem bIsp lille ida
rig, ION man tunos suf.,t. men natter
all. fl ba nosst. iaa be fIadr fs isisnnsn
iaalslia bra. puitor :. 9. Or.rsobl. Der
b%.tisn,r Steosts Weniebso. omiaIss ros
ieus. al aorr,ipouosnt,n.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

SuItansn al 5angier, Nj
bar uobstult $4,000 til NarcuS
G3dguis sfierllots 6amilie. ou Dim.
Den, Der bar umeritauit Berger, iiior
bier mprb.t ! 5e5. Den ame .~itauits
aOniul ! 3an9isr bar oronei a'iGr'n.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
Sra Worth 60, Joma.
Siateren er enbeIie fommsn til os.
Nlan8e 6oarobauOler.


"Uinterlip paa pilbe 0icoer" men on
bet. iom Sbisn III. "iattsr Staal
psie 1onter4, nal leg itte tunne Il. @
bar rneset tpnot SIrbefsre. men CAN'T;
bra 4ulbe. Oct blir iaaotot, at gar
merns tan iaa blantfturs StaaIitGn.
ssrns paa fine Sl9oer pe Sansr (Gut.
tsrs.)
aisbmanp % 9. W. Soar Dahl
Silper Cate bar ioIst i'm 5orrstnina
til en-, Der pil iortf1tte ben paa fam
me Stso. 8isberens Nabu peo iel
life; men bet ftdl p9rs en- Manp, ION
for bar orepet 2anobanoIsri. Wr.
Subls mango 8eurer ipnts oel ia,
iom iaa ON 9pttet; men ri fddr bad
be, ban itafer os en- gobslig Gfterfsl.
ger.
Sdrtlano Creamery bdy p9rst paa
Del iii at mite 1T sobe Tapu % Rpg.s
-,
MI / ienere lib. Man bar tattet
Smsrmanb % giort bit % Dat, os bet
blir Del bra MI tanfe. Grsamernsi
bar ct uomertet 3erritori "a bar giort
bet sobt for / Sibsn.
&prppral Nils Satbsr, Der bdr
mango @enner os 8jenoinser Der, fri'
Der til en- 8ienoins. at slrmelipet be-
gprosr at tisos BAN b<rborts puu 1T
lipptnsrns. Sdn taaler lille alimotst
ION ! JerItninssn os er ofts utilpas,
iir ban. Oct famine er not 5iliGlcsi
meo ret mango al Solodtsrre Der. De,
fom Bar gsnnsr og aisnoin9er b'anot
8utterne oerborte, bsr oite, ret rfis,
lenoe benz penlise. opmuntrenoe Sreps.
9ier oetl 8utterns bar Def lite 9pot,
pep Ri.
S ben ieopeitre Del at Gountpst bar
man pitt life giort dnost eno bouole
8auroe % brittle "ajebituuI" MI Ell
Sio. Sm mar brat SjBbItaulsn /
8aHe, 8ano eIer mer ~imaaslige ener
uimussIiss 0ritte, ueo ie9 lite - BET
par bel slit Safe. 9i @msritansre e,
@ernens p4rite SaHeortftsre, ioet IN
gen al os rs Wilioner bar orlttet i'm
Del, for man bar bruttei op omtren.
10 Puno. Oct blir bel liot for meoet
FOR Smaabsrn. 8i mdo lRtts Saf.
os 2obat paa 5orbuosIiiten, tanter
ieg. Wen til 8darpbanblsrns.
Mr. Galboun Nor !6arlontotpn bar
iplst i'm $50 Ncres fore Garm til Wtr.
&asmus OlIpn fra glapton So. Sip
6sIummen 5000 Oonars. 9ioere bar
Orr. a.. .. Gsine psIt for fertile iolgt
i'm 100 Qcrss fore 'Sarm til Or. ears
:. 6uugs for 3,240 Dollars Idm:
tisbt igisn TO "Spartsr" | Qolt So,
Minn., n9r Ypen 6ertils. Mr. Rsius
flptter iimpeltbsn fra 6ertils, Sd., iii
5ertils, Winn. G6drle3 Rslion bar
c9iaa iplgt lin 100 qcres Sdrm, "a
ban III 5,40O Dollars. Men ida bar
ban tiebt igien Inoreds gauges Sdrm
pao so gerss for en- Sum al $500
Dollars. Yioers bar Orr. Helion
tjsbt 100 @cres, Iom lea lite bar bert,
bpao ban bstalte for. gGe oisie 2anps
bdnoler er giOrt | 5ertiIe Sppnibip.
Spennapnte Qnoreus Sauee bar
tjcbt Jig 5arm / Goon 9dllen, Dis.
os Hal mart flptts bin, sr bet mio BE-
rettet. De, iom fIptter ub, idar ia
biertelis Sat for Samoarst, % Re,
Iom tonmsr / Stsost, er bjsrtslig pei
TONNE til Wurtb So.
Som man Ter, er 2anost adnite bra
/ Pris 0ortb 50. Men runot Sen
fett og melem Seuistt % Senolp nc
Seniett os NorOlauo er moi 2nnott
encoa oprere. 9pis jag traf en- gam
mel Wortb 50. 6armsr, Iom tunOe
fda fig til at tIuge oOer. at ban opiIol
1T panluH Der, ituloe jsg i9tte BAN !
nfn'a Ns~ -, g. -4e n
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

"6ar isq III: loo,t big Ris, 50is Oh
par uipois."
so. Uldmd; men leg lsisr big ia
gsitst."
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

Browns Bronchial Troehes.T
Ger aifuana,. eu'frsp % sunas. Spebomms bar
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TsocHEs' m~Grfearsar
beltrsoeuos eaeurabsr. 20 pr. sSgs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01
&orrefponoance.

arepaDsn ubm Rssu % ahnsh taa lite BET mmsasS mkn ill., s. br lie eMne rkmxm
sa. men Raahismn maab e Rapna % asrNn
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-01

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-13
ALL DAKOTA LAND IS SOLD
NORTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
SELLS NINE THOUSAND
SQUARE MILES
BOUGHT BY A SYNDICATE
1t Ls the Intention to Incorporate
a Company and Place the
Purchase on tho
Market.
BOUGHT BY A SYNDICATE

A deal was contaminated yesterday in
which the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany disposed Of all its land grant be-
tween jamestown and Bismarck. The
sale includes all the land held by the
company in North Dakota east Of the
Missouri river, and in effect makes a
cleanup from the great lakes to the
Missouri.
The deal is undoubtedly the largest
land sale ever recorded in the Northwest,
and is one Of the largest transactions
in land in the history of the country
Nearly 100000 acres are involved, Or
about 5000 square miles. The lands are
adapted for grazing and for agricultural
purposes. Much of it Is said to be I'M
surpassed in fertility and to be adapted
for stock range purposes to most I'M
usual degree.
Many millions Of dollars will change
hands In the transaction, but the men
chiefly interested in the purchase are
not as yet prepared to state the exact
consideration involved.
F. w. Wisely, Eastern land agent for
the railway company, conducted the ne
gOtiations for the grantees and the pur-
chasers are business men and capitalists
of Mankato and Minneapolis. Those who
are prominently identified with the deal
are stated to be Messrs. Carlos Boynton
William Hoerr and L. Patterson, all Of
Mankato, and L. 8. Hackney Land COM
pany Of this city, which will probably
supervise the disposal Of the lands.
1t is the intention Of the purchasers to
at once incorporate company, having
for It's object the colonizing and settling
UP of the territory in which their prop
erty lies. They will begin active work
as soon as preliminary work of organic
ing can be done.
The buyers state that their pur-
chase includes the last large tract of
cheap farm lands left in the Northwest
and that large sections Of it have already
been applied for by parties intending to
colonize the districts wanted
In 1898 the Northern Pacific disposed OF
its lands in northern Minnesota and east
Dakota, from Wadena to Jamestown, to
the Johnston Land company In the
spring Of 1900 its remaining lands in Min
nesota, from Wadena to Duluth, were
disposed of to the M L. & G.. company
The present sale, covering from James,
town to Bismarck. is in acreage much
larger than the other two put together
The deal has been pending since Nov.
o. when the purchasers secured an OPP
ton on the territory covered in the sale.
The railroad company considered the Of
fer made 1t and yesterday notified the
promoters of the project that their offer
was acceptable. A conference was held
in the Northern Pacific building and the
transfer effected late in the afternoon.
Nine thousand square miles of arabic
land. some of it among the best in the
Northwest. will soon be on the market
more prominently than Il has been be-
fore. The syndicate IN the purchase in
tends adopting an aggressive policy and
actual intending settlers will be given
the advantage OF the lowest rates COM
padble with the quality Of the land they
want.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-13
Saltwater News.

The authorities of the city, including
City Physician Pratt, Mayor Armson and
the city council, have taken steps to
prevent a further spread Of smallpox in
this city. Yesterday Dr. ]. H. Haines
was appointed as physician to take
charge Of the smallpox patients, and ar
rangements will be made to construct an
addition to the pest house, near Browns
creek, where patients will be taken. All
of the houses in which smallpox now
exists in the city have been placed under
Quarantine regulations, and City Physi-
clan Pratt says that all possible steps
will be taken to prevent a spread of the
disease. Arrangements will probably be
made to have all public schcol pupils
vaccinated the coming week.
Warden Q. Nice. Reeve stated yester-
day that the report that he had rendered
his resignation as warden to the board
of prison managers was erroneous. He
said that he had not been asked for his
resignation, but that If the board wished
to make a change he would gladly step
out.
Mrs. David Armstrong, an aged lady,
residing on the North hill, who had been
an invalid for some time, died yesterday
morning. She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, her husband having been dead for
many years.
The first regular game of basket ball
played here this winter by the Company
K team will occur tomorrow evening,
when the militia boys will try conclusions
with team representing the state agri-
cultural college.
The funeral Of Frank Ramberg, who
was killed in the pineries a, few days
ago. will be held at Somerset, Wis, this
afternoon. Services will be conducted
by Rev s. ]. Kennedy.
The newly elected officers of Germanla
lodge of the Sons of Hermann, were in
stalled Friday evening by F. c. Neu-
meier, of Saltwater, ex grand president
of the order. Grand President Foelson,
of st. Paul, expected to be present, but
was unavoidably detained.
R. H. Bronson, the newly -appointed
member of the board of prison managers.
went to st. Paul yesterday to attend a
conference Of the board, held In the cap
itol in the afternoon.
The funeral of John Albin will be held
this afternoon from the Swedish Luther
an church.
David Carmichael, a well-known resi-
dent of Saltwater, fractured one Of the
bones of his right wrist at Duluth on
Friday, by falling on a slippery step at
the St. Louis hotel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-13
Suffered Eight Years.
Severe Kidney and Bladder CompIica.
tons Cured Through S. A.
jefferson, G. SD.
BY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING

BY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING
Christian Science has had the severest test
ever placed upon remedial power. OF the
two million and more cases cured nearly 05 Der
cent. were cases that were supposed to be in.
durable, cases that doctor after doctor had
given up as hopeless. The sufferers as a last
resort wrote to s. A. Jefferson, c. S. B., and
through the Divine Healing power of that great
person they were cured. As further proof Of
the difficult cases speedily cured we present a
letter from E. c. Carr, Royal Eagle Hotel, Ellis
and Powell Streets, San Francisco The letter
Is so strong that further comment is unnecessary,
1cannot find words to express my gratitude
Tor the good you have done me. have suffered
for years with a complication of kidney and
bladder trouble. believe I have been treated
by no less than forty different doctors. only two
otWhich gave me temporary relief have tried
every remedy ever heard Of. A friend of mine,
Saml Clayton, was so benefited by Christian
Science after his case was pronounced incurable
by several doctors that decided to try once
more. am well man again and no words can
express my happiness. You have my everlasting
gratitude. You can refer any person TO me.
Gratefully Yours, E. G. CARR.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-13
purposes as well as for

Illuminating purposes as well as for
No 8, by sweet-To repeal the bounty
on wolves, coyotes and mountain lions.
No 4, by Stewart-A compilation of
commercial law relative to negotiable
instruments.
No. 8, by Englesby-For the reorganiza-
ton Of the militia as heretofore outlin-
ed In these dispatches.
No. 6, by HaIl-To continue causes and
time in which service, ETC., must be made
In cases in which attorneys who are
members Of the legislature are interest
No: I, by Gilmore-For the establish
ment maintenance and announcement
Of farmers Institutes.
No. s, by Johnson, Of Hamlin-To
change the terms of Office of overseers
of highways.
No. 9. by Johnston-For the construc-
ton Of fire guards by townships.
No. 10, by Johnston-Enlargtng the DOW
ers Of cities to license hackmen, dray-
men, bill pastors, etc
The following bills were introduced in
the house:
No. !. by vick-To prevent the name of
candidate appearing more than once
upon the official ballot.
NO. 2, by VicSt-To reduce the compen-
sation of newspapers for publishing Ger
thcates of nomination.
No. 3, by Price-Same as bill No. l.
No. 4, by Brass-F'or the appointment of
food and dairy commissioner, with a
salary of 81, 200 a year and expenses; a
secretary, with a salary of $1,000, and an
assistant, at 81, 900, and appropriating $1O,-
Q0o for the work, the commission to main
tain an office and laboratory at the state
capital.
No. 5, by odIand-To repeal the law re-
curing the publication Of certificates of
nomination.
No. 6. by Wilmarth-Tncreasing the pen
atty for receiving stolen property.
No. z, by Wilmarth-To appropriate the
dog tax to relmbursing sheep owners for
animals killed by dogs.
No. 8, by Wilmarth-To- create the
Ninth judicial circuit from the counties
Of Sphinx, Beadle, Hand, Kingsbury and
No. 9, by Everett-To protect cattlemen
from rustlers, providing a reward Of not
exceeding $500 for their apprehension
No. 10, by misunderstanding the
powers and duties of the state historical
society.
No. H. by Lindgren-PracticalIy the
same as No. !.
No. z, by Hawgood-Authorizing coun-
ty courts to administer petty estates d.
rect, without resortlnG to all the regu-
lar PROCEEDINGS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-13
kato man, Robinson, is regarded as the
stronger of the two for the place.

stronger Of the two for the place.
SES
Goodhue county is furnishing her share
of applicants.
Capt. w. F. Cross yesterday filed his
application for military storekeeper; Al
bert Rehnke. Of Kenyon, and Capt M
8. Converse, of Detroit, are after a
place on the board of appeals. OF these
candidates Rehnke Is said to be the only
one who has the Endorsement of Tams
Bixby. Rehnke, therefore, may be look
ed upon as q winner.
Charles Douglas, Of st. Paul, wants the
position Of night Waterman at the CAPT
toll A committee of trades union painters
waited on the governor yesterday in his
behalf.
St. Paul has another candidate for Of
flee In the person Of Edward B. Lott
who seeks to be labor commissioner.
Minneapolis has about three candidates
out for this office.
G. r. Moulten, of Minneapolis, thinks
since the Mill City has been so modest
in her claims upon Gov. Van SAINT he
will ask to be appointed chief grain in
spector. He says he has Il record in
that department that ought to weigh
heavily in his favor.
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The senate and house will convene to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock, but no seri-
Gus business IS likely to come up. 1t is
probable that very short session will
be held and an adjournment taken until
10 o'clock Tuesday morning, when the
legislature will get down to business for
the first time.
The legislators have, the most Of them,
been at their homes during the recess
taken after the inaugural ceremonies.
They began to drift back into the city
last night, and will all be here no doubt
by tonight or early tomorrow morning.