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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-25
Dear Friends:

Dear Friends;
/ see that Aunt Madge has several times of
late been left to MI the column alone, and
though she is quite capable of doing that. and
most acceptably to Its many readers. l know
she is glad OF help even II, like mine. 1t is not
always efficient. So here / am after long
silence, which has not been due to lack of
interest In the column.
1 am sorry I cannot furnish the recipe for
making housekeeping easy asked for by 'sister
BIS. and | fear other busy ones win say the
same, but as housekeeping is made up of many
and various lines of work, perhaps II each will
send way of tightening the labor OF some
branch of 1t. the result will be the one desired
will send. as my contribution for this time. a
recipe for washing fluid which saves the rub
bing of clothes. II was given me by friend.
and is IN weekly and successful use 10 her home
and that of several other families.
WAsHIsG FLUID-0ne and one half ounces
OF Sal Tartar. the came amount of ammoniac.
one can Rabbits potash; dissolve In six quarts
OF cold water, and bottle. Use from oDehalf TO
one cup TO three pals water adding as much
shaved soap as nuid. SOAK the clothes over
night and put on to boil, both in cold water pre-
pared In this proportion, and boil them twenty
minutes.
Here is a hint also for those living remote
from markets, and who sometimes have to scale
flsh-always a disagreeable task. but made
much easier by first pouring boiling water over
the fish. Be careful.not to use too much, and
do not let the fish lie in the hot water, 1t must
be done very quickly.
am making my letter very long, but / should
like to add quotation which read the other
day. 1t is short, but it contains whole sermon.
And. by the way, does a sermon need to be long
to impress an important truth? Often think
the most helpful thoughts are expressed, or
may be, In very few words.
1--WE know not half the power for good or Ill
Our daily lives possess DER one another;
careless word may help a soul to All,
Or by one look we may redeem our brother.
IT'S not the great things that we do OF say,
But idle words forgot as soon as spoken;
And little thoughtless words Of every day
Are stumbling blocks on which the weak are
broken.
ESTHER.
You don't know how welcome a sight of
your handwriting was to me, Esther. 1t
was good Christmas cheer to
AUNT MADGE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-25

Lady (engaging a new housemaid)-
"Dsphne?" That Is much too romantic a
name, with young men In the house.
suppose you would not object to be called
by your surnsmes Applicsnt-Oh, no,
ms'am: in fact I'm quite used to 1t. Lady
What is your surnsmes Applicant
"Darling."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-25

Mrs. Jangle's daughter must be very
plain girl" said Miss Cayenne.
Have you seen herr
mo. But | gather as much from the
fact that all the women are willing Ia
eoncede that she is highly intelligen,
and exceptionally amiable. Washington
Star
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-25

In guestroom across me top of the
little dressing table is wide band of
dark green ribbon lettered in a lighter
shade. in flowing script. with these words.
1.-THE ornament of house is the friends
who frequent IL -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-25

A merry Christmas to all our NJ. b.
friendsl wish had a personal Christ
mas remembrance for each one of you.
Some Of us look back to the time-snd a
happy, SATISFYING time it was-when
Christmas delight consisted of we'll
filed stocking hanging close to the chin
ney, so that Santa Claus could reach it
without much Inconvenience. The two
tined iron fork which sustained the weight
would sometimes be sslant with its heavy
burden; and what pleasure there was in
bringing forth its contents to the early
light of day.
"Bon bons?" oh, yesl We didn't call
them by any such name-candy in sticks
red and white twisted, or striped candy
Kisses, possibly some candy goose ber-
ries an inch or more in diameter, it may
be roll or two of lozenges tive had not
heard OF 'swafers" then, the waters we
knew about were red ones, used to seal
letters With, nuts and raisins filed the
crevices between the rosy checked apples,
and perhaps nice, juicy orange.
Away down in the toe was sure to be the
choicest gift OF all. John might find a
jack knife there or Mary discover dear
little cornelian ring, or, more surprising
still, gold one. Then, swiftly, silently,
away the children would run, to be first to
give the neigh bors the greeting of a
"Merry Christmas.
Are the young folks any happier now
than were those of the long ago? No,
indeed We make a mistake when we
pity past generations. Something's think
there is about as much pity wasted as there
is of any one commodity in the world
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-25

Sound over all waters, reach out from all lands
The chorus of voices, the clasping of hands;
Sing hymns that were sung by the stars Of Tho
morn,
Sing songs of the angels when Jesus was born
with glad Quotations
Bring hope to the nationsl
The dark night Is ending and dawn Is begun;
Rise hope OF the ages, arise Ike the SUI,
All speech fow TO music, all hearts beat as one
Blow, bugies Of battle, the marches Of peace; I
East, wet, north and south, let the long quarrel
cease;
Sing the joy of great joy that the angels began
Sing OF glory to God, and cf goodwill to man
Hark! Joining in chorus
THE heavens bend DER usi
The dark night is ending, and dawn has begun
Rise, hope OF the ages, arise like the sun,
All speech flow to music, all hearts beat az one
-. G. Whittier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-25
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Laxative BromoQ uinine Tablets cure cold
In one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price 25 cents
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04
Gin meirer a1amm

nimmt raid eine 9elesenbeit 1uabr, wie bteie 1T.
sSbr miBt anerfennen, baB Elm grocer Store mie Der
unlertse gu sewiien a3eiten bes Sabres es notbuea=
big fnbet, f6 81 entlaben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04
Ser @eItbanbel.

Yei BEN i@neIen 9erdnberunseu,
bic in Der Geographic unb in Der
@eltpolitit Dor iid sebsn, lit es gut
baran gu benten, bab bic srOBten
Preiie i'm 9anbel gu seminnen iinb,
unb ni6t I'M &riese ober in Der goli=
tit. Ser @elammtbetrag bes 6an=
bells Der @elt belduft iid auf $751;
600, 600. Oteles ma6t einen @elb=
we9iel anb Yrobufte i'm getrase pon
fat BRET Wilionen Dollars iebe Stun=
Be zines ieben Cages bes Sabres aus.
Cine anoere beSei6nenbe unb mi6tise
transaction lit bic @ermanbluns pon
Sonnen Der f~einiten @erite urb por=
sisli6er Sopfen in o@olben @rain
8elt" 8ier, bas reinfte unb bette @e=
brdu fur Mdnner rnb Srauen. @enn
Cure @eiunbbeit S6ifbru6 selitten
bat ober Cure gnersie na6sibt, bann
miBt Sbr elm Comic unt elm Nerpen>
futter baben. Ierludt cine &ifte baz
beim. 8eitellt es BET gurem nd9ften
gerfdufer ODER laBt gu9 bamit pere
leben uon 9. &ensfen,
ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04
[Giu9elaubt.
Gin idOnes @erf far cole 9er5en.

Yrince = albert, Sasf, &c. sc. G.,
Canada, Is Sunt 1901.
gu mieberbolten Waien babe i'd BEL
meinen 9anbsleuten biefieits bes Ocez
ans I'M 9ilfe seiu6t, unb Soft Oant
bat ii6 mein 8ertraueu itets als be-
re9tistermielen. Nbermats brdnst mid
bic Not6, um 6ilfe gu rufen. 5000
Seelen limb meiner Sbbut anpertraut.
ollie limb gtnmanberer aus @alisten.
tie babeu meber &tr9e nod Sdule uab
leben perlaiien unb seritusut in BET
meiten Yrairie. 9eiber ma9t ii6 in Der
lesten i3eit cine 8%emesuns bemertlt@,
bic b0dit bebauerli6 lit, ndmli6 cine
gepesuns bes Nbfaus BON Der rOmii6=
fatbolii6en &ir9e. @an3e gelonten
baben iid i@ou Der ruiii@=idismaz
tilden Stride ,anseidlofen. Sas ein=
sise Mitte(, bieie Seelen sem @tau=
ben gu erbalten ubS gu retten, lit, ibnen
cine Stride gu erbauen. Dies mus TO-
fort sei6eben, aber teiber, es feblt mir
an alem. gu@, liebe6reunbe, CRUDE
i6 baber nm Elm fleines Nlmoien. 2aBt
ni6t gu, bab biele Seelen gu @runbe
seben. gs lit etne beilise Sa@e, bic
i9 gurer 9iebe empfeble. @ie reidli@
mirS Soft iebes Ilmolen perselten,
gr, Der aud ni@t einen Srunt falten
@aliers unbelobnt ldBt. geri@mabt
barum ni6t bic 8itte zines armen,
troitloien Wihtondrs. Sese @abe
mag brett anmi@ ODER an ben So9m'
item Serrn 8ii@of: albert Rascal,
O. MI, seianbt mer6en nit Der ge=
merfuns: For galician church.
Sn frober grtpartuns auf balbise
9ilfe, Sbr ersebeniter
P. @il. 8ruef, L.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04


@d6renb gaduerette por Sreube
iubelte, fam Sobann uermirrt unb nit
it9 ielbft unsufrieben na9 Sauie. 81
bate iid ni@t mebr suridbalten tom
men ; in einem einsisen Nusenblid batte
er bic Sru6t mebrerer @o9en bon
barten &dmpfen unb Nnltrensunsen
uerloren!
St mar faft perOrieBli9, feline Wuts
ter nod mad gu finben. gr ieste li@
gu ibr, Elm menis Surid, UNI lein Sc
ii6t ni6t ieben gu laiien. aber iie
ridte raid ibren Stubl ndber, unb
nun betraateten lie li6 seseniettis.
@satbe iab %unrubis, betnabe unsu=
frieben aus ; aber iobalb iie bic @usen
gu ibm erboben batte, bridte tbr Sc
ii6t nur i6mersbaftes Mitletb aus.
Sic leste ianft ibre betben 9dnbe aui
bic S9ulterrt ibres SobneS.
vMein armes &tnb gu liebit iie
all 0 bo62"
Sobann lteB ben &opf iinten; bod
that es ibm mobl, oaB er ii9 ni9t
mebr gu uerfteuen brau@te.
Msatbe itreidelte liebeuoa feline ber=
~abseneiste Stirne, als rueun lie Elm
tleines &inb Dor ii@ bdtte. Damn
iaste iie Tim nit inenbli@er Sanftz
mutb, fait i9idtern, als penn ite
i'm ruesen ibrer Worte I'm 0eraei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04

geiebt uniere Bargains in Mfdnner : Nn;i9en,
&naben : Mn;i9en, ainber : 9ln3i9en,
Siiten, Musftattnn9stpaaren gu e%ritauneno
ntebrisen Pretien, bic Se6em %suiasen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04
% iaaGt bic @elt TIRE.

Seine mebtsinil6e gntbefuns fat
je Elm giertel Der Mufresuns uerur=
ia6t ais iene, bic eur6 Or. Sings
Neue @ntbeduns sesen SdwinSiudi
beruorsebradt wuroe. Sbre Strense
lit Bel boHnunssloien Opfern Der
Sdminbiudt, Yneumonia, glutiturs,
Seitenlte6en unb Bronchitis probiri
morben unb S%auienben bat tie PERFECT
tie @elunbbeit wteberseseben. @esen
9uiten, @rfdltuns, aitbma, Group,
6eufteber, 9eiierfeit unb aeu6buiten
lit iie bas raideite unb ii3erite Mitz
tel in Der @elt. @irb perfauft pon
S. 8. 9ubn, -wel6er 3ufriebenbeit
saraaiirt ober bas @elb surideritatz
tet. @rsBe Slai6en Scots unb 81.
DEMONSTRATION fret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04
s. 81. Qjersa s Gpmp&np.

Sbise Strma, melGe mad Sabre
lanser griIsns in Ct. Taul lit einen
uortbeilbafteu &uf ni9t BLOB IN Der
gapitolItabt unb I'm Staate Winnelos
ia lonbern melt iiber bic @rensen bes
Norb1tern Staates binaus seli9ert
unb ii6 gum sr6Bten @rocerp : Saus
i'm Norbweiten emporsel6wunsen bat,
wirb bielen suten &uf aud in ct.
Gloub gu itdblen tra6ten, tnbem tie
in bieler Stabt I'M Mtwoob 8lof .3ims
mer SO. 1 Elm 3weissei9aft erOfnet
bot, NO mau mad Wuitern ieine Be
iteluns fur 9rOcerien MAIDEN fam,
bic bann Sud fret pon Sra9t geliez
iert werben, unb Sbr baSu einen 9e;
mimi pon 20 bis 25 Yrosent BON porn'
berein babt. Seim @infauf irSenb ct
ner @aare lit natursemdB ieber &du'
fer auf leinen eisenen @ewinn be:
sa6t. Sielen fam ct aber nlr ia:
ben, rpenn Bic @aare, bic CT fauft,
Don porsislider Sualitdt unb be.
greis elm ansemeiiener lit. Ote Dor
Derra & 60. p~erfauften @aaren ia:
ben ii9 itets als e@te unb unuerfali6:
tie erprobt, unb tie baben gum Quf:
l6muns ienes @el9dftes ibr Seites
beiaetrasen. d3ubem lag es i'm iteter
Se~itrebeh, senannter Geieai9aft bnrd
suporfommenbe unb reeIe mie punt:
li9e 8ebienuns cue &unoen gu be:
friebisen, mas nod 8uni6 selans
inbem beren 8unbidaft ii6 'aber BET
sansen Norbmeiten psrbreitet bat. Si'
Yret1e itnb INNER 10 sebalten, saB be
erite @eminn Dem &dufer sufiebt
Oieie einsis rt6tise @ei6dftsmetbob'
bat ~ausemeinen anflans sefunben
unb irseub elm aunSe, Der nit Yerr'
& So. in 9el6dftsperfebr tritt, Mir
;ufrieben seiteut werben. 8ir per
meiien auf bic betreffenbe anseise.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04
Gin tuertbboller Grjak. SD bal

er fir meme Yfli6t, i6reibt Serr ct.
S. Isricola, Marietta, ga. in einem
Brief on Or. Peter Sabrnep tn @bica=
90, Sa., nSbnen meine grfabrunsen
nit Sbren wertbuouen Nsebisinen mit=
sut5eilen. Sd sebrau@e bieielben ieit
sebn Sabren in meiner Samilie. Grant
beiten, mel6e bur6 grsaltuns unb un=
reinss Slut entiteben, wie Grippe,
&beumatismrts u. +. 10. babe i'd tn
meiuer Samilte unS an mir ielbit, obne
l3usiebuns zines Ir5tes, nit Sorni's
aipenfrduter 9 lutbsleber sebeilt. &ubr
mid p%enisen Ooien BON Sorni's Ra=
s~enitdrfer. Sur &bermatismus babe
i9 innerli9 BEN glutbeseber uno duBers
LID Sorni's 9eilzSei gum @inreibeu
ausemanbt uno i6on mad weniser
Sasen perlieBeu mid Ste S9merSen-
Sd battle baber Sbre Nebisinen, Nell
DE in feinem 6auie fe5len i%o0ten, fiji
bic beiten unb biqisiten i'm Marfte.*
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-04

@ie febfs nm Cure Nieren?
Or. Sobb's Sparasus Yillen beiIen aIIe
Nierenleibeu. prsbe fret. glbr. Sterling
Nemebp Co., Chicago ODER q. ..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-22
THE "pEAcE" WE ENJOY.

President Roosevelt n his Thanks.
giving proclamation says she past
yea III Particular has been one IT
peace. For this the Boston Pos;
calls him to accnup as follows:
@Peace!- The bloudi st aud cost
LEST wal wdgei by the United States
Eluce the Mar of the Rebellion has
been rag ng with fairy during the
past year. Nearly 1000 of our youth
have di Il III it, and their death has
been avesei by the killing uf $4,000
Filipinos. II has cost the Ameri AN
people 81 W.00u,0 70. The cali for
fresh troops Tor this war is now beng
filled with urgent enlistment
throughout til country.
Peace? Take the news of a single
day-the news cabled yesterIa.
from Manila. 4 plot to murder the
garrison II; Moucah, III The island Of
Luzon. was discovered just III time
Near Catbalugan isl md of Samar-
where the recent elau .h'er II Com
Prny q. Ninth Inf nfry, to Ik pla &c =
a detachment OF scouts hal IN Ell.
gagement with II body Of native
troops and killed twenty-five OF them.
One hundred aud seVeiy five houses
were burned and 800 pounds of rice
and 2.0up Of barley were captured
On the island Of Lee. to, near Samar,
the people are without food herau--
OF the bl. ckad- established by Grner
al Smith. The bl ckadr is ,o tie
maintained until the native troop
surrender. but meantime the news
fum Manila says: Four native 20
lice officers were kill ID and their
horses captured yesterday At B,ybay.
island OF Le!tc.'
III thus is peace, what is President
ltOOsevelI's idea of war?
Then again from AN AIchison. Kan.
sas, paper comes this: -CHpt. \ ).
Rowan, who Is stationed on the IL
lind of BnnlU. III the Phil pines
beo "Ai'Atu a. ltNltT lO Ills Nllt III
Atkinson, in which he says the sit
uation the:e is discouragmg unA ,l.nl
it seem the war will never end. Ills
surroundings there are such that il
would not he advisable for his wife
to come tn visit, he rites"
Capt. Rowan Is not Il rnnn to be
easily Iii ~.couraged. He has such a
record that he need not feel ashamed
to write de ipondmgly. lie is the mun
who Carried il message to Garcia" at
the outbreak Of the war with Spain
The fact is, we have "A var on our
hands. Il costly, blDohy, mEloriou-,
wicked war. There is not IA square
mile Of Philippine territory that we
hold except by force Of arms
-Peace!" I'D save the mark!
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-22
Surveys for Two Roads.

The surveys Of the two tracks
through the Mead w Valley wush, in
Lincoln county, Nevada, are now be.
ing made says the Salt Lake
Tribune. The engineers are ~ the
opinion that ut no point IN the canyon
will the track be nearer each other
than twenty feet, so the San Pedro
and the Short Lanes ~ the future will
run eide by eide but will not cruss
each other.
When this atipuln lion was agreed
to recently by the ait"rneys Of the
w roads some people had hu idea
that mn agreement WIS reached
whereby a single track would be
used bN both companies. bnt il ia not
nm agreement ia to tracks but ~
right 81 way. When the court de.
cides winch company is entitled tn
the original right ~ way the con-
pnny winning the suit will he given
n right ~ way 100 icci on either side
NJ the track. aud as TINT il FAR more
than one or tw0 irncka wonld re-
quir", il will give The losing com.
pany Il franchise to huild on the came
right ~ way Int not uear enough 10
interfere with the orig al compauy's
track or :tains. So iIr the new
lines nrc being on oppoaitc sides
Of the wash. mad there seems no like.
lihoOd Of the tTo com np' tcgether.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-22
WE ARE co>MoroLIrAN.

The average Nevada citizen mag.
ines that he lives Ht hone. bat ne
doesn't. He gets up in the morning
md puts on a pair 81 socks made in
New YORK. shoes made in Boston.
pants ma !r in Ono. and then clips
over his shoulders Il piir of Conuec
tIcut suspendeB. lie dips SIN,
water from Il Missouri bucket with a
Chicago dipper and puts it in an
Illinois pan and was shes his Nevada
face. u ng a cake OF ST Ions soap
in the operation. lie dries his face
ur a Rhoie island nwei. md reaches
his hair viii 4 Nernnut comb. He
then drinks Cuban coffee from an
lodi IA cup and saucer. sweetened
WI Ia HdwaiiGu sugar and stirred with
Il New GnrS spoon. HIS knife, fork
and pla'e were ma lie in the east, his
:abiecloth ditto. lie eats a piece of
Cm :ago han, sops his Utah biscuit.
seasoned with Boston soda, into
Louisiana muIasses. He wipes his
whi>kcrs on a Vermont napkin.
shoves back his Michigan chair, and
gets up from Il table from the same
State. HIS meal wa cooked ON a st.
Lnuis stove with wool chopped
with a St. Louis axe and hauled ID an
lt,diina wagon.
Tho citizen then puts Il Boston
bride on ii Missouri mule, gets II
hi Georgia pillow and works all day
IN "A pair Of Boston shoes. He re-.
tnrns AT night and satlstic5 his appe.
titc with ans her imported me u, tilI-
his lndi ana lamp vi b Penns, wanna
oil AMI Ii hts it with "A California
match a.. then fill his Illinois pipe
wi h .,ur. Hrplina tobacco and SET.
i.c',Ia'H .'r comfortable smoke.
When uc rtiae comes he takes
down his fuuIly bible. which was
printed III VI ls-achu-eIt-, read. -
ch .ptcr, says a prayer "oDpHsei in
Jcru-dIe II, then %rctires To bed. Iii :
Inder imported covers and is KEEP:
awake for two long hours by the
lIoTi- 81 hi Nrvrd dog which is
about the only Nevada proiuce he
has about the hou e.-Austiu
Rcvcille.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-22
a GREAT COMBINATION N.

The i'ommonr!. William J. BrN ANS
weekly paper. vii. begiu publication
uexi month. Mr.. bryan will enter
rp"n ii- ueS work with the saIue
energy and ability that haS c~har,cter-
nd lI!'n i'll the past. through actual
contact with the people IN all - ctIuu-
If the country. lie has acquired u
wider kno ledge ~ its resource.
tLrn ars public man uf hi time. In
''.;'' - GcNoli Question and Ia
,!:!iN AMI dcv"ri"m to ]pr:uvIpi"
1T QUESTIONED 10y ms most bitt.
partisan rhemN.
tn" i'numoner will defend H.
rircipl"s SET forth III 'hr Kan 81.
NY platform and IL surr. ,o prcum
. power Iu the count IL will tit
T. 'ay into thru-rnds at home a.
~ ,"iur the Ioliti al uihlc Of m.illrur
voters.
|" or ter {" give the readers of -
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT nu Ou, or'ur
T. {" subscribe Tor the Comuuusr D
-"iur-i rates. We have enter II rnt"
clubbing arrangement with Mr.
Bryan. whereby the COmuoncr and
WEFKLY INDEPENDENT will be sent T..
ny ~" ad lrrss Tor ear Tor 81 .;
IN "'OntliS for - 81. three month
'nr Sl3I; ra'auir in advance. III
'OmuiOuer will he sent la all sui
crihers 4" the wErKLY INDEPENDENT
who have ra,il in advanr" urou tll,
pI> mcnt ~ - cents Now Is the tim.
:" take advantage nf this great OIL,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-11-22

The Farmers Institute tn he held
nj EIko on th" 10Th and Dist ~ he
cember snoulI he largely attended
by turner's and stocSmcu. IL will be
the first meeting Of the kind held IN
the State aud Ou its succ, 50 depends
the holding Of yearly Institutes III
tins county. ElkO county with it's
vast agricultural and stock posslbili.
ties shOul give this movement a
hearty and gene Gus support.
The attcn Inu Of every II interest.
ed ~ the Development Of the agricuIt-
ural and stock interests ~ the county
is called Ia the program that az ears
elsewhere. The Profess Drs 81 the
Experiment Station Of the State
UmIvcr-ity will conduct The Institute
ON ines That should not Tail 70 inter-
CO. farmers and 7toCkmun. Prof. y.
II, Wi!spn viii discuss the composi.
tion at feeds and homo dairymg.
Prot. DOtcn will talk On the San Jose
scale aud the %nlfnlf, cuI worm, that
,icstroNe ed so mu Ia alfalfa ~ Starr
valley la It summcr. Prot. Fransden
will tell how to prevent the spread ~
injections Iii seusps among cattle and
talk Of beneficial bucicrin. Miss
Bartcnworper will Iii scuss tho value
Of dome 'iiC science in education.
r Kcnuc ~ viii tell wilat man Inns
c'omplisiI"d with plants md
animals. Prot }. NJ. Wilson will de.
liver three lectures oL irrigation
hr. Stubs viii iplivef IN address
with laOtorn illustrations. pr. j. o.
Jacobs. Government Stock l%nppec,or.
stationed Mt Reno, will nlso deliver au
address. Disrrict Attorney llcndcr
son has also accepted 4 place on the
program aud will talk on n subject la
bc announced later In addiiIou Ia
the lectures there will he interesting
di-cussious on the maitCrs brought
on IN the lectures AMI on suhjrcta
presented through the question box.
Tho INDEPENDENT wonld sugvost
that u meeting Ice called in the ucar
and the necessary arrange.
mcnts ma !" FOR holding the I%usti'ut,, |
The people of Elko rbOuld do their
part to make the Farmcrs' Institute a
success.
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CHICAGO EXCURSION S44.5O.
National livestock Convention,

On N"vc.Ubcr 3rh, +. r,mbcT lei,
aud 2uf tho Rio Grludc l. 90 sell
round triu tickets To- Chicago for
Sii 30 from Ogden. salt Iatr CIT.
Prov". etc Prof. or'ionnf" rate from
Other pulni" Three through fus,
trims {" Chicago daily with through
sleeping mnd dining ear rcrv,r.
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trans ~ Snuth'ru phrgfi md Orrrnu
SHORT Lru" from y, yrdn. ld,Lu
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spI"nhd 'nm]moIaIunp M,
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by way ~ the RIO GrumI" Irrcs il
y"m will 50 sr"r,'y. Wntc To- Grn. ".
ll"Wi/, NHl General Pre- .nrpc,
Agent Salt Lrkr city. Tor roiuors or
iufor nation.
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Cured Of FNrnnsInn ErNrr.

Professor Mark a verill, who recent
j. returned from Manila. say he IL
now u Democrat so lar rs IL" quca
ton OF territorial expansion ~ the
Orient is concerned. md in convinced
that tbia continent ia good enough
for the average American. Mr.. Aver.
III paid his transportation on the r..
turn trip. which cost slGO. but fo ON.
eidors that a emil outlay compared
with tho cargo OF experience ne nc
puircd. On the return trip the trims
port on which he WA n passenger
touched Mt Toxic. Yokohama and
other Oriental ports. Mr.. Avetiii
will locate 10 THE, his native State
Virginia Report.