Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-08-17
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A series of experime,, 81, Is n
the history of the Ass
ment, has been appT,a
Wilson at the instance n
as the PomologicaI r., Watson
partment. There wen t luke
as to the legal aspect q II debt Il
but these have been dis, slxt een
vorable decision of the n y,
Treasury. nn II
1t is proposed by the ioassa
partment to go into ma 4
number of merchants a, Us
terms of the partnersbs kss' 4
United States shall Stan 81
the exporters reap all n, Il
is claimed by the pomo5 \
the department that tbs a Isl ].
reap profits enough in NJ ~ M d
tific knowledge to com, a'as !;
loss that may be sustain ss d.
otherwise unequal partp, sss, q.
late session Congress mo-; Bid
provision for pomologics q. d 6 s Il
$40 investigate in M
other divisions Of the don, assf
pertinent stations of tn nsax II
the market conditions afI u
trade Of the United Sp anna II
countries and the methO5s nsfad
packing, storing, and sh aiu kh
vegetables, and for en gssls
ments Of fruits to f0rpg ii n
the purpose Of increasing that i
of American fruits, and sfv Eie
expenses connected with Na III
work Of the same"
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The huge lottery that lae
conducted in Oklahoma i Ing 4
from the Indians has bro ail q
peculiar phase Of the HIS ho
Judge Ryan, first assistn NAae Z
the Interior, said that III ng tlls
stead law a married WI q
make an entry for hOna K 81
she is not the head of q
gle woman, however, can b -
This ruling was given IN na 4
the correctness Of the nj tAAe d
Reno that Miss Minerva l0lag
Oklahoma City, the yOul,
drew ticket No. IS, entith. ~
an entry for a HOMESTEAD ~
had forfeited her right ID AaA N "
marriage. In continuing b
said: eff the young woman aok
chance for the HOMESTEAD h ia '
ed until after she had mad u
for the land before getting A1s
would have been different. 4 ~
fected her entry and walled Sts
she could have relinQGisN ~
and the land would then lss
public domain. The MAJ sk
could have made an ent 0 D
and thus have saved thehI 9ska
- aAhs M
An official report Of The .,,
the leg Of QuartermasterS mn
class, Of the gunboat Al
shark or other sea monSta
"a has been Forwarded to fa'
partment by Admiral Ker 81 IL
was sent out from the TsAaal
practice. Commander RI ise|
mand of the Annapolis, 81 ae
mission was given to eVgStE03
to go swimming while OIL fur
gagged in firing. McKie ma Ion
a moment later appeared lal0sgt
and shouted: "Shark! Shan oIl i
err was stained with blood iaA
ed to swim and, although Gof II
ed the boat and was palse,
companions. His leg was N
the knee. He was takaWesff
Annapolis, where the sur a1s
necessary to amputate the naI 81
the knee and hip. or II
, Fair
One of the greatest tif Iii.
Palestine, according t9 U aatar
at Jerusalem, is that betT II wa
and Nablous, in ancient 1
centuries it has been only .sa,s 4,
in many places rough and
spite of the vast amount u ,N
not until 1900 that an ell M III
to connect the two cities q
road. Early in that year 40 4
surveyed and speciticatlON III 4
stantinople, whence OrdeS phlarc
struction Of the roads 0I4
Work was begun the fot'Nh III.
and in March of the presa er ba
carriage passed over the ania.
ton between Jerusalem OBJ mon
riages go from Jericho u ryines
and the River Jordan, tr d nor
road, the carriages drive
plains. Draal
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Only a few Of the leas ~ -
the country have awaited
the privilege granted by % !
General, after several !e.'F 81
ing, to wear shirt waists W 81
mer season while on daq' $500 1
chen, general superInten'> J Il