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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Serren! Siermit tiinbise i'd mid als
@anbioat fir bas Mmt bes B~iir9ermeiiters
Sbrer Stabt on, un%abbdn9is pom irsenb Ell.
mem Beoin9un9sbesriff. Sd babe felne Or
9aniiation, bic mid untertist, unb merbe
weber bic Stimne irsenb zines @dblers fau=
fen nod barum bublen. @eun id Sbnen in
Der S%er9an9enbeit 3ufriebenbeit CAB, Sann
itimmt fir mid, menn nibt, bann last ab
pom mir. Va Ste bic &idter limb, Iperbe i'd
mid bereitwiaig Sbrem Gntideib unterwer=
fen. @6tun9suoq Der Sbrise
17:2t SatncS q. 8pOo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
GprrefpDmben3en.
Gine hsnti9 : iat5olii9e Snfeolans.

Sn Der grmartuns, baB 60 fur bic
QeIer bes vNorbfern" BON etmatSem
Suterefe lein mirb, gu erfabrsn. mie
ii9 Stearns County Burger ausen:
blidli9 in benz utelseprielenen ganas
ta einniiten, merben na@itebenbe Bet
len wiGise Nufnabme in beiien Spal=
ten finben: Mm s. Mdrs traten sSa=
COB 9emm, Sigma; Burger unb 9ubert
Bauer pom 9uremburs tn Sesleituns
pom Anton zimmerman unb 8ernb.
Waus pon Maine Yrairte cine felt
Wonaten beretts seplante &eiie nod
alberta In Canada an, INN it6 nit ben
bortisen @erbdltntiien betraut gu ma
den. @ir trafen tn 8etastimin,
Nlberta, am II. Wdrs na@mittass 5
ubr elm. ~llniere &eiieab ii9t NOR,
faQs es uns auf BENT frembeu 8oben
sefalen mi,be, baielbf eine benti6
fatboliide Nnitebluns gu srinben.
Sas Slid i9ten u~nierer Ibiidt bolo
su lein, benn am anbereu Gage i9on
gelelten itb gu uns Serr Sobn
Wobs uon 9reat SAILS, Wontana.
nebjt brei anberen Mdunern, bic ii9
slei9faus pom goloniltrunssfteber
hatteu mad GAMBIA binleiten laiien.
Sobn Wsbs lit Elm S9waser bes
Serrn 9smm, unb Der .3ufal fibrte
ite bier suiammen. Nuber bieien ira
fen mir nod nit smei iunsen Wdnz
rerr, r,au,ens Sobn unb 8ilb Nisboff
pon Neu WinGen sulammen, bic ii6
i9on Dor einisen @o9en tn Dem Wec
ca Der 0anbiu@er siusefunoen batten ;
au9 tie ,paren pom benz @ebanfen be:
ieelt, it5 elmer beutl9 fatb golonie
anSui6lieBen. Oieie beiben iunsen
Mdnner batten bereits cine babe
Section 0ano setauft unb bdtten bas
1elbe bereitS mteber nit sutsm 9epiun
losldlasen tonnen. Nm Is. Wdrs
reilten mir mitIammen per I9ie pon
@etastipin SIS Weilen in's 9anb unb
nabe 8eauer Gate fanben mir iol9es,
auf benz MIR uns gum 8auen BON Silt,
ten nieberlieBen. @t fauften 81 6eim
ftdtten /; Der Ylae betBt 4 gden. Na9
Wetasftmtn suridsefebrt, trafsn mir
Serrn Sobu @ars uon Gate Senrp
NIT spei anberen Wdnneru, tie li6
sleid mad Der neu s%esrinbeten Colo
ME auIma9ten, UNI it6 uns anSu:
i6lieBen.
Oas 9anb, meldes pom uns our
@rinbuns Der beuti9 fatb Mniisbluns
9ewdblt murbe, lit meiitens Yrairie,
unterbro6en pon ben. i96niten Bap
pelpdlb9en unb ben betrli9lten @ie:
fen, bic ii@ Elm Sarmer muir mini6en
fann. Oas 9anb bot smei Bis bret
SUB tiefen i9warsen Soben, unter
oieiem befinbet iid 9ebm unb nod
Nusiase Der Sarmer nod ttefer 80
bruuten bic beiten Steintoblen. auf
ieSer Section trifft mau 8albunssn
on, bic Seuerbols fir mebrere Sabre
l~iefern. 6ier meiB man mad BE
bauptuns Der frii4eren Aniieoler BON
Stiirmsn n;dis, unb nur @utes ldBt
ftp in Der Sbat pom bieie1 9esenb ia
gen @enannte 6erren iino serne BE-
reit, ndbere Nustunft ibsr bas neue
s3utunftslano Der Sarmer gu seben ;
aber nur beutI6e &atboliten nerben in
Der anitebluns sewini6t. @er im=
mer ii6 ani6lieBen min, m0se bamit
ni6t gu LANCE %aniteben; benn es rutrb
ni4t LANCE bauern, beuor bas 0anb
feline &bnebmer s%efunben, inbem man
in bieiem Sabre In alberta 500, 600
gtnpan6erer errpartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
Oas 6ribiabr brinSt Ge9en.

Sur &esen3eit ioute iebe @obnuns nit su=
ten Sadlinnen uerieben unb bas Sinnba1 in
gutter Srbnun9 ietn. Solde arbeit beisrat
anf Belteuun9 prompt unb ;uperldiiis unb
ba;u 81 uiebrisem YreiIe bic
IS. SbieImanGo.
IL It 403 ct. @ermoinftr ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
eject Otts, 1sIsbs.lss

Stdat Ottp, ESIebs,ts
QueaS 6
9ran I. Gben.s. b.fapsrt. ta6 sr Der dlte.
&c . artner Der 8trma 8. s. GbeneS & Go. Ia.
TEN Counts unb Staats. ttut, unt BAT befaste Birma
ete Summe BON tntuubert DsIIar fur ieben
Sdu ppa 8atarrt ~be3dtlen mtrb, Der burG ben Sc.
werten Tam.
Sran s. Gteneu.
49,, Stf&rsrsn ssr mtr uub unterf&rte
Steself ben tn metner 0e8enwart am 6
wv September U. D. SO.
u. %. 9Itafsn, 6fentlider Nstas
5das Rata rrb' 8ur wtrb iunerli& eenpmmen, unh
rtrtt etrsft auf sas 8!nt unb bte f&ietmtsen Oberad.
den tes Sufems. eaet end 8eusntae feet iufdtden.
S. ). S6enep & 60. Gt9entb.. SolebD, .
Terfauft BON a1en Npottefern. Vrets 75e.
6aH's Tamilien= YiIen bic beften.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
Nprt=Dafpta.


@ranb Sorts. = Na9 8e.
rt9ten Dom Weiten lag In ben Yarbs
Der 9reat Nortbern in Oeutls Safe
Der S9nee 10, uno In Winot Is SUP
bod. Mebrere %garlaounsen 0ieb
iinb umsefommen.
tsmar d. = Mrbeiter, rpelde
auf benz gtsentbum bes 9errn @.
=. @albbu,n n0rblid uou biec Ct
men Drummer bobren. serietben auf
etne menigitens 20 SUB bide Braun
foblen>N ber.
n Ell aufon- Sn einem
l1mtreile pon feds Weilen linb bel
benz (ebten Starm etwa so Stid Siep
umsetommen, uno in 8enion gountp
etma 500 Stid. Der Samestomn
Nortbern 3meis, welder felt benz IA
os blottrt mar, wurbe ON Wtttmo6
mieber e 0Hnet.
BartNtuer.- Wan befirb
tet, baB Der woblbetaunte 0tebSihte,
Delaney, meld + bier am Dientas in
einem 8ussp abfubr. um ita nod iei
uer Stand gu beseben, i'm Sturm um=
setommen 1T. Gin Pfero rpurbe Is
Wetlen pom bier erfroren aufsefun
ben, aber BON benz anberen Pferoe unb
Delaney islbt bat man nod fetne
Spur.
Sarge : Su Solse bes lesteu
idmeren 8lt53aros i'm Staate limb
alidltGerweile nur msnis Menldeu
leben gu betlasen. Soa Der Stanoins
Rod Snbianer.& eieruation mirb be
ri9tet, baB 3uet Snbianer uno cine
3iemlt@e NnSabl 8teb e~rfroren aufse
funben murben, unb In Wilton muir
ben nab benz Sturn,e aus elmer Seer
be Don As Stud 8teb Is tobt auf=
sefunben.
Otdtnon n. = Na9ri9ten iber
bie 8tebuerluite bur@ ben lesten Sturm
treffen iest 70 mad unb mad elm. go
bibte l,nter anberen 6err 8. 9.
Zimmerman uon ietner 800 S9afe
adblenoen 6eerbe In Sentinel Butte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

auste0uns uerpiliste 8etras pon
ur 3abluns ansewieien ruers
ben, iomte Der @ouuerneur bic 8ors
lase unter3et@net bat.
Die geiammte Preiie bridt iber=
einitimmenb bic Mnii@t aus, baf, ber
Prditbent BET Der nd9fbefen @ele=
Senbeit ben Oberitfommanbirenben Der
Grmee gu peniioniren beabF9tist.
Dte Ma@t unb ben @iIen sasu bat
Ct, uenn es aud i'm san3en 2anbe etz
men duBerit peinli9en ginbrud ma
den warbe. Sebermann mibte ft@ ia
gen, baB peri6nli@e &antine Der 8e=
lpessrunb iein wirben, ba es aubez
tannt lit, baB 9err Roolepelt ben Sc.
neral Miles ni9t ausiteben tann.
eebterer mag feline Sebler baben,
i6wabbaft un6 peri0nlid eitel iein,
aber Der i@drfite &rititer wtrb suseben
mi lien, baB ct elm tidtiser unb tap
ferer Off3ier lit, Ser ieinem 9anbe
LANCE Sabre treu 9ebient bat. @s mar
General Miles, Der bic idredlt9en
WiBtdnbe BET ber 4rmee=8 ermaltuns
unter &riessietretdr Nlser aufbedte
unb BEN Solbaten, bic our 8ertbeibi=
suns bes 8%aterlanbes gu ben 8afeu
sesrifien batten. mentsitens cine arr
itdnbise @erplesuns gu ueri5aHen
iu9te. Oie treffenbe 8e3ei@nuns
rein6aliamirtes Sleil@" fanmt BON
tbm Der. gs liest auf Der Sanb, bab
bic Clique, wel@e i'm &rtess.O epartez
ment obenauf mar, General Nbjutant
@orbin an ber Spite, etnen bitteren
Sab sesen @eneral Miles beste unb
ibm beitdnbis am 3euse gu fliden iu9:
tie. Ser Prdltbent, mel9er felt ber
Wtlesi9en &rttit iber ben 8efunb
bes S@lep gbrenseri9tes Dem @ener
al ui6t grin lift, wurbe pom bieier
Seite erit re9t sesen i'm aufsebest.
9err 8ooleuelt ioll ferner barber
auBerorbentli9 erboBt ieiu, baB Mt=
les it9 erbot, bic Ybilippinen obne
meiteres 8lutuersieben pa5ifistren gu
molten. 8etanntli6 puste Der Prd
itbent BEN alien 6aubesen anldBli9
Der Sdlep. Gfaire wie einen bummen
Sunsen berunter, obslet@ Wtles ietn
Tater ietn f6nnte, unb er lelbft, Der
9err 9rdiibent, mdbrenb bes &rieses
nit Spanien fi@ gang anbere @eritOBe
sesen bic Dissiplin gu i9ulb:n fom=
men lteB. 9err &ooleuelt i9eint tn
beiien BON Der SSee beieifen gu iein,
baB aaes, mas ct tbut, gut unb re@t
1T, wdbrenb es BET anberen gu einem
i6peren 8erseben wirb, bas itrense
beitraft merben muB. Mm etbdrm=
liditen beuebmen it9 In bieier Mffatre
republitantiden Parteiflepper.
mel9e i'm blinblinss unteritiben unb
feline 6anblunssmeiie fur gut unb
erfldren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Der ,,ytorbRern"-Dou
st. Yau(. - Minneiota's Bet.
tras gum Mcatnlep @esd@tniB fanb
belduft ft@ auf $1,000. Dies 1T
$4,000 weniser als baS Nationol.
COMMITTEE errpartete. - Bet ben
Dienitas persansener @o@e sebalte=
men Primdrwablen stus bemetrati.
l9erietts &ob. ". Smitb unb repubs
litanii9er S. .. Ooran fur bas
Waporsamt ais SieSer beruor. Die
@innabmen tn ben Staots= Snltitutio,
men mdbrenb bes Monats Sebruar
rparen mte folst: Sersus Saas ST.
ren= Miul. $62s23; st. Yeter Srren=
Mipl. 1899. SO; Stats 3udtbaus
81, 1913. 80; ct. gloub &eformato.
RUM, $169. 40; Stats &eforml6ule
In &eb @ins, 1854. "a Staatss
i@ule In Omatouna. $1.2O; S9ule
fur S9ma9itnnise In Saribault.
1854; 8linbeanitalt in Saribault
$161. "a Normall@ule In Woorbeab,
$1s 20; Normalidule In ct. gloub,
$141. 81 Normali&ule In Diaona,
$995.31
Bart&aptbS = Sn einem
Sriiunsanfale ma@te Der CUR Sirma
gilbert & Dteb seborise CHARLES
Oies ietnem Dalein Elm gnbe. Seine
Srau murbe pl0sli9 bur6 ben Sob
uon Seiner Sette seriHen, moraber
er it9 berart srdmte, baB ct irrltnnts
purbe.
MIeranbria. = @ilbbiter 9.
g. @alter serit0rte feds Sil6bitten
auf ben Seen in Douglas County unb
perbaftete etue Nusabl ber Tii9er, uon
mel9er mebrere nit elmer @elbbuBe
uon SIS belest wurben.
Ser9usTaus 8. = Inter Dem
elettrii9en &raftmert Damn muroe
Elm Sebler entbedt, bemsefolse eas
gauge @ert Bis na@ erfolster Nusz
beiieruns sei@lohen bleiben muB.
Dulutb.-Der Stnnldnber Dan.
&aroo, uel9er Dor etua sebn @oden
ieinen Qrbettssenoiien Sacob Waa,
pati nit einem Meiier erita@, purs
be am 81. Mdrs bes Sobti@lass i'm
sueiten @rab i6ulois beftnben unb
gu lebensldnsli6er 3u6tbausitrafe
oerurtbeilt. = Nus &rul9te's Sume
lierlaben murben in letter Oonnerftas
Na9t Sumelen unb ionittse S9mud=
laden i'm Dertbe pom $500 seftoblen.
Wtit seftoblenem Pferb unb 0asen
enttamen bic Salunfen, pom benen
man ni9t bic serin9ite Spur bat.
Alexandria. Correspondent
= Der So Sabre ate WaSnus Sobn-
ion, Elm Sunsseieue, mel@er ein tlei
mes 6aus an benz 9olmes gttp Tabrz
msse, etpa feds Wetlen meitli9 pom
bier, %bemobnte, lit tenitas Ibene er:
morbet in ieiner 8ebauiuns sefunben
uorbtn. Bon benz Worber bat man
aud ni6t bic s~erinsite Spur.
@a9le b.-Oienitas Worz
gen in Der Sribe sertetb has Bottom
Storesebduoe in Seuer, unb beuor
oasielbe u ter gontroqe se6radt wur
be, mar bic Sdlfte bes @ei9dftstbei
Les Der Orildaft Elm 3edl6ert. Del
8erluit mtrb u%olauf 1915, 900 betra=
gen. uno IS beiBt, baB bemlelben nur
etne serirse 8erIiteruns entsesenz
ftebt.
9Sprt=D afpta.
@ranb Sorts. = Na@ 8e.
rt9ten som @eiten lag in ben garbs
Der @reat Nortbern in Oeutls Gate
Der S9nee 10, uno in Minot Is SUP
BOD. Mebrere garlabunsen 0ieb
linb umsefommen.
8tSmard d. = Mrbeiter, pelde
auf benz gisentbum bes Serrn @.
@albbu,n n6rblid pom biec ct
mem Drummer bobren. serietben auf
etne r~penigltens 20 SUB oide Braun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

tn Der anitalt befanben, SelanStea
idmmtlt& unueriebrt tn's Treie. Das
Watienbaus ruurbe Don tatbolii@en
barmber3iSen S@meftern Seleitet. =
sSn Tolse etnes llebereintommens Bet
Der 9duier Der 2estslatur tptrb Der pom
benlelben fur bic 0ertretuns bes Staas
tes Colorado auf Der ct. 2outier @elt.
austeQunS u~erwiaiSte BetraS pon
$50, 900 sur 3abluns ansewieien ruers
ben, iomte Der @ouperneur bic 8ors
lage unterset1net bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
Goloraoo

Oenper. = Das ct. 0incents
Watlenbaus, wel9es TN n0rbli9en
Tbetl Der Stabt Itest, LIT SamitasNa9.
mittas bur@ Seuer i9rper beladbist
rporben. Die 200 36slinse, wel@e ii@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

az Oie neueiten Sribiabrsmufter
tn Bubmaaren gu ben niebrisiten Prei;
fen BEL @el9mtiter Tbore1on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

@ranb Sorfs. = Na6 8e:
rt9ten som @eiten lag In ben garbs
Der @reat Nortbern in Oeptls Safe
Der S9nee 10, uno In Ninot Is Suf
bod. Webrere garlaounSen 8ieb
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

No less than iS5 spcrirs ~ butter
flies are found In Mexico and Cea.r.l
America
Minnesota has 3D7 mills and can
turn out about l2o,mO barrels day.
Tire big mills ~ the city Of Ninueap-
polls produce over unc-siNtb ~ the
-four consumed by our entire popula-
ton.
Rev Thomas Dixon has been lpnk-
ing ovrr some piles ~ southern
newspapers dating back Co 1865 and
was astunished Ia find that BonkcrT.
Wnshington's platform ~ negro ed
ucution was advocated in speeches
delivered by confederate generals
after their return from the civil war.
American md English concert man
ayers have made tempting Offers 10
Father Lorenzo rcrosi, tn" Italian
composer of oratpripz, to- leave his
native land and conduct perfurm-
anres Of these works. But Father
prrosi does not like travelling. Is I'M
happy when away from Italy aud re-
fuses all offers.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
Nurses Experience.

Medical men say that a good nurse
In difficult Gaze is better than med.
icinc, bu, when we can get a good
nurse and good medicine, the patient
stands a much better chance of re-
covery. The few words of advice
given below by nurse Eliza King, are
well worthy the attention OF all
readers:
II have constantly used 81. Jacobs on In
the various sitaailons have occaried an
nurse, and have Invariably found II excellent
In all cases requiring oaiwaFd application,
such as fpraihs. bruises, rheumatic affections,
neuralgia, etc. In cases Of pleurisy Il Is an
excellent Tesedy--well rubbed in. ! can
strongly recommend il after several years
use and experience. II should be Ia every
household"
Sister CARoftNA, 81. andrews Hospital.
writes "I have foaBd ST. Jacobs Oh mosi
sfheAeioasreraedy in goat also In sptains and
bruises, Indeed, we cannot say too rnach
IN lss praise, and our doetos Is ordering u
constantly"
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
&c 8 "a RTCh

Fig. , IN onc-quartcr Sitch. one.
fourth the width.
Roofs ran bc put an any building
N the above rules are followed
House rafters should be two feet
from ccntcrs, including partitions.
To know how much shcathing l.
wanted, get the surface foot of sx-
terror aud roof, and the same rule
applies for siding, only II will be nee
cEE%Ty 90 =;.a ssc fifth more for lap
and waste. Also. add onc-hith more
tu floor 10 make good tongue and
groove and waste. All floor beams
should he 10 inches from crutcrs, the
same as studding.
One bunch 81 hath containing 100
hath will cover y spacc orc foot high
and 90 feet long. Seven pounds Of
latin nails will lay ten punches II
Hath. One barrel ~ lime will cover
c5 yards Of plaster. two coats. One
load uf sand will mix one barrel Of
lime. One thousand shingles will
cover 10 square feet " laid five and
ouc.hnif inches To- the weather. One
kcg 81 shiuglc nails will lay 10000
shingles.
To huild.O stairs properly, have the
well hole not less than one foot
shorter than the height Of ceiling
and Ia get the height " stairs. meas
ne from nDur 90 floor aud see how
many steps IL viii take 90 reach the
second floor " they were seven and
onc.half or eight inches high Never
have them over eight aud onc-haif
inches high Steps should be ten
inches wide. Stairs two feet ten
inches are good width. Estimate
M less than Si2 for each and every
door md window, with castings and
trimmings complete. John =. LHpc,
tu Euwtu aud IfRfr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
FARM TELEPHONES.
That They Are Multiplying In an
Parts of the COUNTRY o. n Pleas
inE sign of Progress.

Some ~ our readers have lateiy
mentioned in letters the convenience
of the telephone. 1hyy save many a
long, hard drive In the cold One
farmer nrranrcs o. 60 go the poet Of
fec. Co thr store or netghburing vii.
llgr or railway station for the neigh.
hurhood and 80 half day work or
more b saved to man, for men rnd ami
mails. II IL economy in time. Ia wear
ord tear ~ carringc, In the exposure
ana usc ~ hurEes, and Ia ways too
numerous to catalogue.
but one 81 the chief user OF the farm
telephone, M we conceive II, Is in it,
social benefits. II brings the people
In touch What one knows ~ impor-
tancc eau he known 10y oil. II there
IL fAfmcrs' institute, lecture, Il
meeting ~ the lodge ar grange. "a par
~ or social event 81 any kind the fact
Is cs,ily communicated. This gives a
real live. friendly social touch You
arc no longer an isolated family. left
out In the cold; you belong to a com
muniiy. You are not whitening away
or ru,ling out In n rural or pioneer
home, but Won are in bcalthful contact
with those who Eympatbize with you
and ore ready to lend a helping hand
II you need Il. You may not need Il,
but the knowledge that you can have
IL nuG that you are living part of
modern. civilized, Christian cemmunl-
IL Is a source II comfort and Of equa-
nimity which has It's own value.
Dollars aud cents do not make up
the whole Of life. why do Americans
iluck IN the cities? One reason Is that
they feel the need VI the social con
tact and the various privileges which
come from community life. II our
wives and daughttrs viii be made hap
pier, " the killing isolation can lee
overcome and our families be brought
more into organic connection with the
great live world, Il would he worth
more when life's history Is written
than anything that cen be computed
10 money. Farm. Field aud Preside.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08
A SOLDIERS MARROW ESCAPE.

Watts Flats, y Y. May 5th.-George
ManhHrt, Of this place. n hale and
hearty old soldier Of so years " age,
tells a thrilling story Of narrow os-
cape from death:
"Four year. ago he says, "thc doc
tors who were attending me during a
serious illness called my wife aside
and told her that I could not live two
weeks as had Bright's Disease, which
meant certain death.
AS a. mst resort we thought We
would try Dodd's Kidney pills, and ac-
cortfingly sent to Mr.. Clark's drug
store and got a hox.
This remedy worked wonders in
my cusc. I noticed the Improvement
at once and discharged the doctor.
II kept on improving until every
symptom ~ Illness had gone and !
was strong and we'll.
81 feel like a hoy and to-day 7 nm
chcpping wood as well ai eighty rs nj
twenty. nudti's Kidney Pills did H."
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1902-05-08

TO buy on tick"--that Is on credit
10 something that does 80. seem TO
have much connection with the move.
ment Of clock, and yet II Is a fg.
uratiye reference 20 the sans thing.
The Eyllshlcs ''tick-tack-tock" are used
everywhere to represent sharp. quick
sounds Of various kinds. with the move.
ments that cause them, whence the
ilcK-tuck ~ u clock, or the ticking Of
any quick, light motion, ne the stroke
OF a pen or pencil that "ticks" on our
orders. Hence, 90 take a thing con
tick" Is TO have II marked with a tick
or stroke Of the pen.-E. +. Andrews
m st. Nicholas.
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T.; ;;:;i;;5;;;i;5l5Ii:jJij e.
&,se]}SlGErIS
POINTS FOR BUILDERS.
How n Man Handy with TeoIH Can PAT
~ a Barn wlshout the Ala of
Carpenter

Many people in the rural districts
cannot always engage a regular car
pcntcr 20 build n house or barn, but
often handy man with tools can do
considerable work II he only has a
few rules to work from. These Illus
tratiuns represent the roof of a
building 20 feet wide.
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ALL SORTS

Fire-eseapez we're first used in Paris
IN 1901.
The shipyards Of the Pacific coast
ere at work on scores Of vessels.
Stamps are first mentioned By syne-
sius. bishop Of Cyrene, about 800 A. u.
The limited States he'd las, year the
record hay harvest 81 si.oo0,0oo tone.
Roller skates were iniFodaeed into
England by Tyers, q frnitcrrr, In is2s.
Chira raises and consumes more
ducks than any other country In tho
world.
The police force af Montreal. Can
sdn. are hearing lectures ascs week
on both civil and criminal law.
TIE Coiamhia, which sailed from
Hasfon 10 September. 1851, was the
frst AhsF that earrird the stars and
stripes completely round the world.
Freneh has been made thu Official
language Of the Quebec Legislators,
rits council and board oz trade. Eng
lish-speaking members wiz be allowed
to ass fhess own Language, Of course.
but all 3kt rssords are 20 be kept IN
French Ihs change ia aus 10 The
xrawsh 81 she French element In ths
ahree hbtiss nansd
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PAINTING FARM BARNS.
How Co DO NJ Qnietsiy sHd with MIA
Imum Expenditure of msney
and Labor.

The FIRST coat OF peint may be put
on the siding intended for a barn In
a fraction of the time II usually
takes. by piIing up the siding az here
illustrated. Paint six boards at n
time, slide them ia the farther side.
then elk more, and so on.
when one row Is completed. TIRES
strips Of sitting are laid on the row
OF boards az right anFlcs 20 allow the
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s,.EeANr nlNrNa cans.
heu Service Exaggerated ea fhe Iron
2fauataln Hamte.

The Iron Mountain Route has lnaaguraied
q new dining ear snfs ice on its iaEt daily
trains from -. Louis, Memphis and iatsE.
mediate points 10 Texas. Theer cars have
in1t been turned out II the Pullman shops
and are madels Of skillkll workmanship,
They arr handsomely fitted w., thoroughly
equipped with the latest appliances aud
lighted with electricity. Tbey are also sup
piled With elerisss fans.
Meals arc served IA carte from dainty
elegant Elverwarc.
This ~ the only line running dining cara
from ~. Louis to rs:ats In Southern Ms.
tnuri. ArkaAFak and Texas, II has triple
daily service between ST. louis and Texas
and double daily service between Mem
phls hnd Texas oi Ppiman sleeping ,ars
with elociric lightFi fsRE and ali pp4o-date
applisnccE
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Tropieai Besafy OF Faerts ffce.
A cool sea breeze blew from the
coast, and stirred up the fragrance OF
the tropical foliage covering the hills
ON either aide Of the roea. Bright
hummlng birds dartee about and from
the woods came the lncessant cooling
CT the mountain dove, the paloma. re-
iieved occasionally by the cong Of
wnrhling vlreoa. Ny heart Gang with
them as rode, aud felt altogether
too well TO worry about the fate hang
ing over my friend OF Ponce, nor did
bother 20 tkink Of my own unecr-
tain destiny. Al round the hirtclla.
bushes were towering crimson. aud
the stately tabluo-trce, with It's I'm.
mcnse white flowers and silvsry leaves.
perfumrd the soft air. II seemed 10
me as II had found the lovclleAi spot
on Edward EmerSon, Jr.. Ia
Century.
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Complete Treatment 81

Complete external and internal treatment
for every hgmour, consisting Of CUuCURA
Soar, Csc, g. cleanse tho skin Of crnats
aud scales, and soften the thickenci cut
iclc: CuTicUEA OGNTMENT, Soc, TO In
SANITY allay itching. inflammation, and
irritation, and soothe and heal and CUTI-
cURA REsoLyEST Pits, &c, to cool and
cleanse tho blood. \ sIsoLE SIT IL often
sufficient to cure the most torturing. dis
figuring. Itching, burning, and soaly skin,
scalp, aud blood humouB. eczemas, rashcs.
and limitations, with loss Of hair, from
intauNy TO age, when all else fails.
CrrrCrsG NaaNhTEs sne 80 fhsaaxhoai nc scsi4
hfiish nsTsii 2 n ChaFtsshsass ". Le.den Freesh
h~sati iiaf dsh rats, FaytA rer1ra Dzr1 Azn
CFsK. Gear, Sc FSu7uL, Bassos. q. s. A.