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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
@nlitreifcn ! Hranfriae er en-

life afiIuttet. 6eriteminiiter Gombe$
bar fife bort ira mango @rlrbetolnpu.
nier enonu, men ban Ter life noget
oaarligt Eegn beri. Spert enfelt Grit
befompoui maa nemIig iamleS til d
reftionsmsoe % forbanOle Sagen ii8
imeQcm. iuoen BE fan Biue no9et enbe.
Iigt Spar, o. alt bette tnger 10 aOifil'
Iig IiO. Rogle minore lt~ruligbeoer
bar fun0et Steo / Streifeoiitrifterne
meQcm Streiferc % Sfruebrpoere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
ltbaruuninaer / SsoeianS.

SnO6eretning ON De arfGoIogiife In.
0erisgeIier / BolGitina er netop 10.
fommet / England. Gen ~inOeboloer
blnnbt ortOet en- ~intereSiant Hebe9ie-
relie al 8rof. Icaliiter ON ltOgrap.
ningerne peb Sel.el. Se5ari, 'tilbsire
for 8eicn meIem Soffu og SeruIaIem,
boor mar utener at bdpe funbet Sep
ningerne al 8e5er, Den fananitiife gp,
botS &onge os Soft bIeu laaet al
Sospa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

Gen miIoe ol siebIifteIige Girt-
ming al Or. SINNERS 3pamp.Noot,
oct ppperIjge Wio0eI ior 9tprer o.
@lrrcr, mUrfc1 mart, 0et itoor BOT
cit FOR inc uiNuroerIjge 0c,brc0eIier
al oe melt bIaronaffcOc EiIiGloc.
Smamp.&oot oil ipttc belle Icre5
Spitcm ri9tt9t % Set bcbit2 @cotS
berpau er On Rrspe.
Il @eit 1t7tb Ct, Rcm Dorf Gitp
t56c Sft. 1901.
gGreoe Serre:
"SSSeg hapoc nTret pIoQet nIporIiqt
al Nnreingbom. Nile Spmptomer
par tiIitcoe; min ttoIigcre 5tprfe OF
Strait hapoe forIaot min; icN F'''
lrppc iIPbe mia omfrinq. guoog
min 4nno5frait begpr6te at ipiate.
% ieg snifehc oite at %. 0n par set.
icp ioa ct al 0ere3 aoertiSicmeutcr /
Ct Nclp 2)orf @Iob, men ieg piloe life
hare tuQct roQct Seuipr rcrtiI. hoi8
oct life hnpoc Iopct en- ebiooreu 60.
rnnti mch hrrr Tloifc ~ 90 m .
oicin ON, at Iercs 5pomp.Root cr
rem reQctotiIif % life iuScboIoer no.
gen ifoOcline IruaS. Neg er 10 gor
co 4 NOnucEcr cumuncl, % iCn fan
mcb nob SomOittiQhe6 urbefoIc
Smamp Roct iii ole. lem IiScr AZ
NnreiuqSom. Sire IeoIcnmrr al
min IomiIic bar brllQt 5mamp'
Root for fire iorificaioe NprcipVoom.
ne me0 iumnrC ucnc Reiultut.
Wco malrpc (at iii Gem forbIir
leg
2erc$ rrcnct opri1ttde
&obcrt 9crnCr.
So F1r inn ~, Rrepel1ifP AZ Nctte
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
DIR. Niles Anti-Pain Pills.

OF hurt,st fftsrt % paalsoefiat TsioDsI ioE ipa safr
nslrss SSpsbstAt. H~psimsrxr. JaapspiHs, gsa.
ralsia. yasTpehtst SrriaeiItt,t esDnlsshse. Sgt
eaaata SHeshOlosr hssrisz cpiHm sasr Tscrhn
% ~s'tsrIsssr tresA lsnus s'tsrrirsHiHsrr Is 2eas
rs Gsnts. gaa upothessr snr fsHess Al n uiis
uRsssssi c.. eifbarL anstana
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
8il pGre lugal. - General 9

@il pGre lugal. - General 9otba
Bar i ct mgeIif GSo$ifriit Ieperet en-
lGngere af5anoltng, bpori ! IN bGooer
9~oerlebernes 9opalttet operior Stor.
britarnieu. San beflager meset, at
enOel llotrpf / Oeres S~euoeuoelie til
5oIf paa SaitIanoet er bIet misfors
itnaet, nnar Be bar pGret 8ienitano
FOR "mifrcifopiifc lln6eriegelier" i
England, % Dan gientager 6oriifrin.
gen ON. al Get CT bans oprigtige guife
at iunarbeibc mcO Den brittle &egie.
RING iorot 8~ienoprette oct, JON ueb
asseu bleu iortiit. San iIuttcr mcO
at frGoe alminocIig 9mneiti, Oa man
beroeo piIbe fierne 0cn foruemite Mar.
iaa til Ct ippnot 6orbolo meuem Sri.
serne % 9Oerne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

Aaker's Business College offers superior
training in the following courses: Com
mercial, Shorthand. Combined course,
Business Course. and Prepar-
atory. Send for catalogue TO
Fl. II. Aaker, Fargo, n. d.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Imcrican 2iuicns Sampifib st.

GaliI" ofga1r ira Ren gorf Ste Roo.
Ta$iagerer iii 3orge oil roc frem
tl6e Noo. ct. 9oui3" aHfommer
til 9Ic,u gorf Soc Rop. 8a8iogcrer
pou "Rbpulmb" nrfomner til Hor.
Qe 2O0e Roo. "8eiterrlur0" Pom
mer iii E~biIaSelphiQ Sc N3c.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
I oct irauIfe scnat oebattereSes

TO Iamfuloe 3aae tllen0e en- Snter.
pellation angaaeuoe 2ltfninsen al DC
ffe.autorfIereoe aloiterifoler. Ien
oct euote bog nteo at Seratet meo
tort 6lertal ueotos en- DasSoroen.
iom ~eoofienbte Hegieringens Sptre-
Den.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Supans S~rigsHnaoc.

6onla meo0eIeS, at set iupaneIiife &a.
btnet bar taget op set i~orPiIaacoe BRO.
Jeff ON Ell itor Iors9cIie al arWaflaa.
Den. Get oreier iia ON en- aarIig
crtro hight al $S,250.OOO / 10 Mar.
Get er Meningcn at bpgge fire npe
SlngiFi6c. icr i9ritefInSics arp0isre
% ioritielige andre Sorteier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
aarI ilnaer. Ben ~piterriaite Officer.

aarl finger, ben siterriglfe officer.
Der ! lang lib snr cpbolSt itg ! 90.
maitland % iiges at pGre Wliaabens
aeire Saona. BAR M ifreoet ct greD
til ct itnlierif gIoo. boori ban beifpl.
Ser griterne ior ifumle 5orisg pna
at binore Somnlierne ira at oprette
SnnoelsiorbinheIie meo europa. san
notaler Saob ON. at Sialien life oil
itette England / ben SIass Sorieg.
men beller trGhe i ~penifabeIsg San.
Def forbinbeIie mcS Be rtge Regioner,
iom ituar unher MhIaoFns aontrol.
Sibcrcns SnnS. - SrofeSior Ris.
pilanbi / &om bar iaaet E~ernisiiou
iorat taee iat paa IN ipitemntiIf lin.
oerisgelIe al 5iberens 9uno. bnor
ban mener, Oct ntaa fnoes mango
mrrfelige os umaaoelig u9rbifuloe
Eager. on De ganle Hontere ofte pIeie.
Sc at fate @rroiaienitanSe no / 5Io.
Den JON ct Sfer til @uberne. .2ige.
lebeS blep Der ofret til Slooen bier
Sang en- M Gro bpa9ebeS. GroieSio.
rem nenter ogiaa at finbe mango Stn9
al ltor arfaologiit 8Grbi.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

tiIieu0t irit pr. Bot iranto, bOoroeo
De fan prsoc bctS 9frtuiug FOR iad.
0auuc Cnoer iom Rpres. 9IRre. %
llrimUrc SpBooualc. iIet 6orSsielie,
lrang til bpppiG l%trinilOning Aat %
0ag, imerteiuIo ll~rIplaOning, Bird.
itso ctIer 9uloial0 / ltrinen, Sopeo-
pine, lam Hpg. S]pinmeIbe0, Sspn.
Is&beO, Rerusittet, SlerteforitprreIier
ION Gslae al ilemt gDrconbe, Sutouo-
iIGt ira urent Blob. ReilruIgi, Rbeu.
mati8me, Sufteripge. Rapirg, Sri.
tabiIttet. trGt SornsnneIie. Rangel
paa Inhibition. LAB al pub, suiten
Suoiarpe eaer Sen 9rigbtife Spge.
9piS Ceres llrin banner 9lmoialO.
Haar Dc Iaber 6cn itda urgrt ct 8las
eler Ell HIGife / 81 elmer, eGcr oen
iaor ct grinrriet lloicenOc, iaa er oct
GioneSbpro ON. at Gere8 Rprer eaer
@Irre trPtaer siebliftclig Opmrrt.
iomhc6,
Gmnmp,Ro CT set pppcrIige GiA.
ocI, Scr " opoogct Al Gr. Sinner. BEN
iremraacuNe 4pre. % 9IGre. Specta.
lift. Soipitoler brlaer oct me6 pib-
unoerIi1t 0eI0 b0aNe / Icttere % al.
uorIilErc IiIirlNcr. 2Pqer unbcfaler
Get til line Toticnter % Burger set
/ line eqre Toutilier. for0i DC erfieu.
Der. at Snomp,Root CT oct ppperite
o. bel0tgitc MioScL.
SDdmpsR Uot cr bcbaqelig at taae
% or tjIinIgs hos Npotefere ooer belle
GerSen. / Tloitcr al to StsrrcIier o.
10 Eriicr - 80 Gents % en- Collar.
Suit N1onet, Suaup.Rco Or. all.
mera Spomp,Root, % aoresier,
HiHgblmtou u. r., pau hUer SLATE.
; 9e bor be rjnosite SpmptUmer pan
Y Spor oerai ! 9eres 5amiliss 6iitorie,
.jr9hamipn, u. q, rer meo 8!Goc Otl
llog,it iOr Gem, cit BrgueHaite al
lnae Al be Iuiincer paa 5ulinoer al Bib
RGuo OF aY'uo:r. Rdar De i~triuer iad
,e Iilbuo / "2ecoraba &OItsn".
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Ben tnife MiasSaa peStpa ! s

Zen tgife &issSas peotog / Sns'
bags islgenbe Satier JONI Minimum5-
tol0 eiter Solbfomiteens Snbitiaing:
,tipO, 50. $12 o. 1924 pr. 100 ailo.
grant efter bets 9ebanbIing. Rsge.
fleif SO pr. 100 ailogram. Rini.
mumstpIben paa ap9g, Saar os Spin
iatte8 iii $3.50 pr. 100 &iIogram.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
dnore Sdnoe.
Zen portasiEife 8clanst /

@tH VufiHUIfIIt VrFuitOI NUifUUH
benrater, at Storbritannien bar fjebt
cacr itaar | geereb meo at fipbe Cont
renco Maraues, portugiiiH 9itairifa;
ibuertfalo bar ban life bsrt on nose,i
Understanding | Sen Ietnins tiger
ban.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

eunsrtorr Of siB igeIies 3osEt gar ueo At
bare Tr. 5bomls' Glcclrc Oh ! Suiet.
ltge uaur BET behgDeS. Celbgeoer Stru5sa
hUiie. lager 5ynnOiaGr. ItaarHs SuGT. Guar
al entpc- Ngt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
Illiupis.
@iniamS rpmt.

@iltamS rpmt. - 8apteir Gbiparo
@iqiams, iom itoite llge bIep osmt
for 9~eoragerier / 6orbiroeIie me0 8e.
Ifntningen al GbicagcS Roionic Gem.
pie, err remt, % bans aoutioniIt2r
bar maattet ubreoe DC $4,000, iom Sc
babe goaet goo icr. TN NnieqninI
ON mt Sorbgr ifuISe bebanrIc&
Retten / 9erbogS, % @iuiomS uor IN.
tetite68 at fiubc.
@anfrppcri | @arSucr. - ToIi.
timarocn / Gardner hobbe en- m.
iterSc OpIepeIie @ot til sen 29Nc
Sftobcr. San hC6er Ncl8 gnmoub.
ion % er nlere ON at hoIbc Srben /
nruute 9p. "a ban oerfor miht uno
Hctten. mems han loo / Ntnifinbuiet
% @nenS Golf Ioo 90 ion. hIcn oncr.
rllmplct al Ter ufierhtc Gerioner,
iom BANDIT Spu6cr % Sober poo
bort, maotte ban pert firoc Ija l. bpob
he foretoo iiQ meb ham uben at mtf'
fr. : fin birIpeIcic SiIitoUo bIcn
han bro0t I'll Grtonac Notionolhnrf,
bpor sc Ter @nnbitcr oubroGtc bom
/ en- Stot. 9Preiter iprTrnte Sc set
iIbfoite GcrocIfnb reb SiTGp al OF.
nomit 90 ijfrehe iiq ct Butte boa
5000 a 1000 Dollars. 9d Bette
par bcItiIt, tod be g6monhior mco
fig I'll 9nenS SfoIehuS. hoor oc Ioohc
en- Strife ON bans boI8 oa bandit
bom foit til en- StoI % iotte bcrne
poo Sontcr al Sen hsie Troppc. ion
at hon piIhe bnpe foInt ueb od iInoct
iin ihiUI c1er hrrnt iin. ON h1r h1o,
Sc frrient at forrrne los. 8ercfter
fog Dc SrGret til Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
NcoaftionssI otis.
GanaoaS bdnoel

: ii0ite 6titaIaor beIsb GonaO1s
SonOeI % SmiRtring iig til S414.
1881, / iorri9e Mar I'll $3792l3
773. gGrbier al 3~r0fsricIen ira Sc
3orene6e Stoter par / Giitllaarct
1892 S12O.SO9 ,956. meocns Ben
fra Storbritnrrien beIob iig ri
S49, 215, G93 % fra ale andre
2anSe til S32. 1853 Ter Oor
en- mRrfbar Reo1an8 ! Sroferic'
len al aornuarer ira bette &ano, ioct
BEN uar So. 1872 769 mjnOre END 4arst
isr.
Canada ir0isrte ! iioite 6iitaInnr
gomulo FOR $13.775.940 (omtrem
baluanten giiuiou mere emo i 1901,
ca oerui tom ira &c 8OreueOe Statsr
for S7,653,t79. III Serr. OF Stcal.
parcr tom ira De SoreReSe Stater Tor
24.5944S6 ! 1902 % for $23.1i0.'
562 / 1901. S~nbisrieIen al Bern.
parer fra Storbritaunien ior0oblcNe
zig.
en- Sa6el piier, at CANADA iaar IN
balU Sang til iau mango garer ira Dc
6orcHeoe Stater iom i'm andre 9ouSc
tilinmmen. o. at set afirtter en- 6icr.
SeSeI Here 9arer til Storbritnruicr
aleRe END Ill aue andre 2anSe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

6mnarSliuisus Sfib "llmbrio~
til Rem 9crf Soc Ron. Stnn.
Sinaptlfe gasinserer paa "gtruria".
iom aieif ira Rerp Dorf t2ts Rop..
oil nau irem BEN i0Se Rpo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
q

Srificnbt. - Sltrpen / Sa8en moe
RrS. Cassidy. iom par arflo8et for
Worbet paa WjhaeI MiIer, bar !
@oi1burn ! OnS0ag@ frifienbt Nh.
fludCSe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04

Sc fln in0 en- ErsOeiI1ite al octte
.berentc Nnrcmiooel. Spnmps&oot
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-04
EuitfDntur rgpct.

E%uitfDntur rBrct. - BED Wti0rQt$.
tio Sen Site OCTOBER blco goitfontOret
/ R%eeo@bur8 biem;oat al SrObru05
tppe, Der itioI $1,000 i aontnntcc,
6rimGrfer % regiitrerc0e grepe. Gn'
ben har intet Spor eitcrIa0t
The Meeker herald., 1902-02-15
Irrigation.

Congressman Bell is working hard to
secure the governments aid in diverting
the course Of the Grand river 30 that
highlands along the stream may be
irrigated. We wish Congressman Bell
success. 1t would he one move in the
right direction. Congress appropriates
every year thousands upon thousands of
dollars for the levees on the Mississippi
river to reclaim swamp lands. There
Is no question rs to its richness, neither
Is there rs to our western prairies and
valleys. A few thousand dollars ex-
pended on the White, Grand and
Yampa rivers divcrting the corses of
the streams and building reservoirs
The Meeker herald., 1902-02-15
puHcRNr PARAGRAPHS.

The six-foot man, no matter how
self-composed he may be, IL always
"up in the air."-Indianapolis News.
Some bonds are worth more than
their face value, and some are worth
less. vaga-bonds are in the worth
less class.-Chicago Daily News.
In order to make home life inter
esting. an Atchison woman 10 giving
. prize to her son who can guess
nearest what she puts in . certain
pie, says the Atchison Globe.
Gas Bills1Campaign Manager
Here's bill Of $500 from one Of
your speechmakers during the cam
paign." Candidate-"very well, put
it into the drawer marked Gas
Bills Ohio State Journal.
Advics.-Ranter-"We're getting up
an amateur theatrical society and
we're looking for . good motto;
something appropriate, you know"
Banter-"What's the matter with
think twice before you sctT"-
Philadelphia Press.
They Agreed.-"Mr. Carnegie is the
greatest and most sensible philAn-
thropist the world ever knew" II
agree with you, sir. And now. may I
ask your business?" II am a book
seller. And your" II am a maker Of
hardwood book shelving."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Bertha-"I do hate that Mr.. Poller
always making remarks about
ones dress" Edith-"You sillyl He
said your gown was = perfect dream.
l don't see why you should be mad
at that" Bertha-"I had been wear
ing that gown three days. and that
was the first time he noticed it,
Boston Transcript.
"Woe 10 me-" sighed the fair
maiden, who was being carried
leagues and leagues from her home
by the feudal knight. II would that
whoa was me-" remarked the knights
coal black steed, for he was footsore.
The maiden failed to catch the re-
mark, and continued to tear her gold
en- hair, ~ was customary in such
esses.-Indianapolis News.
The Meeker herald., 1902-02-15

The Investigations on agricultural
soils which are being conducted in this
country are probably unsurpassed in
quality and extent by those of any
country, unless it be Russia. where q
very systematic and extensive line of
Investigations. including survey and
classification of the soils of the whole
country. has been in progress for a
number of years. says the Popular Sci
ence Monthly. The work in this coun-
try has been carried on mainly by
number of the agricultural expert
ment stations and the divisions of
soils of the national department Of ag-
riculture. The report of the field op-
erations of the division of soils for
1899. by Prof. Milton Whitney and
number of his assistants, lately Is
sued. is report of progress in survey
ing the soils of the United States. Dur
ing the year areas aggregating about
10000 acres were studied in the field
and mapped.
The Meeker herald., 1902-02-15

wouh accomplish more good. make
bsttsr and healthier homes than ten
timss the amount expanded In draining
SWAMP lands.
President Roosevelt In his recent
message to congress says: "The recla-
nation and settlement Of the arid lands
will enrich every portion Of our country"
The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
ported that there Is at present COO 600 900
sores Of vacant land in tho United
States and that upon one quarter Of that
land II is possible to get water. Unless
this Is done much Of the country will
remain barren and the thousands of
men that are anxious to become inde-
pendent citizsns will remain wanderers
or tenants.
It 10 time that congress should take
some action, for enough work has been
dous by xivate capital to demonstrate
IT, fact that river courses can be d.
vsrted, water stored and arid lands re-
claimed.
Tho work OF reclaiming vast areas Of
desert land has not been profitable to
those engaged in the work. The only
reason for this is the competition Of the
eastern farms. The government should
take hold OF this work and should they
push it as they have the reclaimin9 Of
the swamp lands Of tue south it would
be but short time until thousands Of
new homes would 10 made on our
prairies and what would help one sec.
tion of this country would help it all.
The Meeker herald., 1902-02-15

Few people would think that there is
"busy season" connected with the
government departments. and least Of
all, with the Patent Office. Neyerthe-
less. that office is right at the height Of
the winter rush OF patents that begins
in December and ends with April. The
great majority of the patents that come
at this time are from dwellers In the
agricultural districts who are busy dur
ing the more open months Of the year
at their regular pursuits.
The Meeker herald., 1902-02-15
Howls of the Republicans.

HOwls of the Republicans.
The Republican press is still howling
because Governor Orman saw ct to call
tho legislature into extra session.
They howled one year ago at this
same legislature and governor because
an eight hour law was passed and signed
and also revenue bill. At least that
vas the reason given for their bowling
but as matter Of fact the Republican
press and Republicans do not like the
idea of the Democrats making q good
record for themselves.
OF the eight Republican members Of
the legislature every ono Of them have
fllibustered and delayed every good bill
introduced. Every good measure passed
BY the 18th general assembly has been
met with derisiOn by tho Republican
press OF the state. The Democrats have
made. In spite of all this, a good clean
record for themselves and are willing to
stand on that record at the next election.
They will not get the capitalist vote,
nor the corporation vote. but they will
got the votes of the masses-as Lincoln
said of Gods people, ""God must have
loved them for he made so many of
them"
The Meeker herald., 1902-02-15
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.
: V agfgs es.sa.a, THE PIONEERS assl sia..s5
]. w. Au6US & COMPANY
J. ". HU0U6.
Preaidont
IN EVERYTHING

We are closing out Seasonable Goods
at remarkably low prices, and Offering
bargains all along the line. Goods
must be sold to make room for Spring
stock. We never carrv goods over---
Newgoods sell bett : than old Our
stock is always fresh and new.
The Meeker herald., 1902-02-15

Don't wait for opportunity to call on
you. Go and meet It half way.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-27
W4LLINGFORD.


 The case against Paul Daniels, jr., charged with seduction, came up before Judge Toothe yesterday morning. Dan ieIs was bound over to the superior court under $500 bonds.
 Mrs. Lawrence Northrop is ill with malarial fever.
 The Cuban Giants will play the Wal lingfords here this afternoon at AIS o'clock.
 F'rary Hale, jr, and Robert Squire returned to Amherst college yesterday morning.
 Unclaimed letters at the postoffice are for F. L. Buell. and Miss Mary Mad den,
 Recent recorded real estate transfers are: W. Burr Hall to Waldo D. Cook, two and three-quarter acres on Con- stitution street; Waldo D. Cook to w. Burr Hall, seven acres on Pond Hill.
 A special meeting of the fire depart ment is called tonight at the Wallace hose house at s o'clock.
 Mizpan social will meet this after noon and evening with Mrs. o. E. Pow- CTS Wh -tlesey avenue,
 The entries for the Central Tennis club tournament, which will be conn
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-27
The Proposed Consultation.
(Continued from Fourth Page.)

(Continued from Fourth Page)
 that it is nothing short of foolhardiness for the voters of this city to reject this constitution. It is urged that we ought to vote against it, because it's adoption will delay complete reform. It is to be remembered that this in- creased representation on the part of the cities and larger towns is conces- sion at the hands of an almost over- Whelming majority against us, major ity that is pretty sure to exist in any possible constitutional convention that may be called under the present con- stitution. We are rashly urged to re- ject this concession in the hope that we shall obtain larger concessions. It scarcely seems as if this was a concilia- tory method The smaller towns, which now have the majority, can be quite content to let things remain as they are, and their inclination towards concession can scarcely be increased by a rejection of the concession that they have already made
 The new constitution makes amend nents easier than they were before They may now be proposed by either iiphSC, "ilclC IOlliltlly they COulu De proposed by only one. A bare majori- ty in both houses is sufficient to secure submission to the people of a constitu- tional amendment instead of the vote of two thirds, and when an amendment is once submitted to the people, it must be remembered that the cities have the majority. Thus, we have an improved constitution with a greater facility of further improvement.
 There are other improvements in the constitution aside from the provision for better representation. The judges of the District courts and the Court of Common Pleas are to be appointed by the governor, as are the judges of the Superior court. The legislature is given power to appoint a court of appeals, which may pass upon questions of fact as well as law, an improvement which has been very much desired by the bar It has been said in some newspa- pers that there is general sentiment of opposition in New Haven to this con- stitution. So far as my observation ex- tends, this is very far from the fact
 E. F. ARVINE,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-27

Pulaslsi Chapters Committee Ready to
 Report-sunday's Ratn Welcomed by
 ASrtculturists.
 Professor E. Otis Hovey, formerly of Fair Haven, as before stated in this pa- per went to Martinique on the United States steamer Dixie, to make some ob- servations on the recent volcanic out bursts on the island. In yesterdays New York Herald he has two column story sent by telegraph regarding his investigations. He is assistant curator of the American Museum of Natural History. Professor Hoveys father, Rev. Dr. Hovey of Newburyport, and for mer pastor of the Pilgrim church, is also a geologist of considerable note.
 The committee having in charge the recent seni-centennial celebration of Pulaski chapter, Royal Arch Masons, held their final meeting on Saturday evening and will make their report to the chapter meeting on Wednesday ev- ening. The expense of the celebration was about $525, and 70 per cent. of the membership contributed. The present membership is 314. The committee has reason to be congratulated upon the success of it's work, and will no doubt receive the thanks of the chapter.
 Frank F. Brown, the oyster planter, has returned from weeks business trip in Chicago. He visited relatives and also had some business to look af- ter, MT. Brown intends making a market for some of his surplus stock of oysters in Chicago during the coming fall and winter.
 The excellent rain on Sunday was welcomed by the agriculturalists in this section, who report that the ground had been getting very dry and rain was greatly needed. With hot sunny wealth CT now early vegeta ton will develop wonderfully
 On Memorial day Warren Thomas circle, No. 5, ladies of the c. A. R., will serve refreshments in Polar Star hall to the veterans, Sons of eVterans drum corps, and Boys Brigade, after the morning exercises.
 The service at St. James church Sun
 
 the musical service being especially fine. It was to celebrate the freeing of the parish from debt and Rev. Dr. Phil lips. in his address congratulated the parish upon this suspicious event.
 Captain F. C. Ccossley has arrived home after an absence of several months. His vessel. the Jennie F. Fighter, is at Philadelphia. The voy- age was to Jacksonville, thence to Cuba, then to Mobile and later to Philadel- phia. On the voyage to Jacksonville Harry Leigh and Henry Hillman were passengers
 G. Willis Linsley's house on Quinnipi- ao avenue is being painted by the Jef- ferson company.
 The naphtha launch Emma R., Geo. Moore, owner, and the Restless, Captain Frank Bradley, made cruise on the Quinnipiac river Sunday.