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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08

Oate SrllIt 6egann Die 0Gnie aui5u,
talIelL ullb Die @eiahr lug laDe, oaS
SeneralaniDalt SbeetS geecn ben
Sruit %eInld)reiten merbe, oils Station
leiblt eiuldritt, lid OILS 2eceiper on
l%tellte. nno bas Gigentbnm Des
fruits coniiscirte. gs beitano in
einer Gnns. 9ie anbere Suite beS
Srtiis, Ibromiou, Dem oaourt Der
Stubl nor Die Sbiire eeieBt rulrbe,
liclt lid oiIrh Goniiscation bon apei
9iibnern leineS iriiberen @eid)dits.
t~bcilbabers i6uOlos; benn % 9ibel.
mort: rIrge INN NI,ee, 3dbn nm
3abn" tolnte er nid)i befclgen meil
irnr cine Sons porbanhcu mar.
Sinfion renlonitrirte, Dap Mbramiul
5ruPi Stiide iir zines serommell
babe, lnO Nbromion unD ieille Srall
rieben ibm baiiir Sen gllfeI garl3 &c.
b6rig nit ungcbramter @Iid)e elm; 10
boB er @elegenbeit befam, Die 6eil.
fruft OeS GGnieiettes an lid ielbit 81
erproben." 9ie Mngetlasten be-
tannten iih baraufbin iduIbig, nlo
luurbcn entlniien. Die einBiae @e.
n~lgtbuung fir Sadion mar, baB er
iidy Dor Dem 8eridbte griinolidl aus.
neiren fonnte. SdpfeIe @aiie.
nlQtteul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
@ortc TUO biuta.

SGaIit fam mani in ben 9nprsiiunger bon
iogen. Acknowledgment Ieier: .Iniere Wtoi5ineil
beIIeu NlleS uIto tonnen mir baflr garantireu."
tnb Die 2eute, bic 10 etUas bebauptei.
lie i'm Stauoe, ben SetpeiS tlr ibre aHgaben 5ll
lieiern. Rem ieber eitieerinaseH perniiuitige
sIeHih mus iib opdI iugen, ouB cine Reoi5iu
nidt ale arantbeiten heiIeH fam. Gine Weoi3iu
hDd)irenS cine grippe ppn arantbeiteu heis
len, bic iarnmtlid, BON einer liriadle bertommeu.
8. Reuiidoter 4 60, bic Gigentbimer jene5 be-
rabmteu ReSepteS Der alien 9Rondle Don 81.
&ernaro, nah pelbem an5ihlieBlih ans ben
rsiuiieH Observation-Disclosures bic beudhrteu
ct. bernard arauterpileu 6ubereitet tuer0en, be-
baupteu nid,t, baB oieie Btnen iRr Gu8enleioeu
poer Gnlpbpielle gut iinp. Sic ergeheu nd Iid)t
in %biligeu, trIgeriideu @orten, icaoern iagen
eiuiod, oaB bieie Riuen, bic iir MIR % Gents in
auen Apotbeteu gu babeH iinb, ale ardutheiteu
Oes Wn9ens uH6 Der eeber beiIen: uno iie iiuo
~ieoer3eiT bersit, ipltheS gu beiueiien. Sic madNeI n
llidt nur SeripredJunssH, ~ionoerH bG!Ien Die
iel6sn AUDI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
&ttr NtAfritbr.

Streiter. unruben iinb large nid,t
10 gefibrlih dig EN- serriitteter gu
itano bee a0rpers. neberarbeituns,
rn9enii9eneer Sthat Terpenon'
i%trenslns Deroen einen allgemeiner
3uiamlnenbrld Der @eiunobeit 3ur
Scl9e tMben, menn nid)t red)t5eltig
Elm Superldiiises Minel a~ugeluanoi
miro. es gibt fein pirfiameres
Wtttel fiir l~lnorSnAnsen Ger Geber
lino Der 9tieren ais electric 8itters.
Gs lit elm ,punberbares Starfuugs.
mittel, Elm ~effeftiper Nerpenltdrter
ilnb Die bette atlseIHeine Rebisin iiir
ben seidpDId,ten &orper. IS Der.
treibt RcrroiitGt, Mbeumatismus II.
Heuralsie uno tostet Waleria.@ afte.
ricn. glos 80 Gents. Sufrieoen.
TELLING garantirt pom Z. Us. yfuete,
$50 Inin Strabe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Seras.

Die erpbe Seemauer bon
COLLECTION miro IN bier Nonatal pol.
leilbet iein; lie iou Der Stoot IN gu.
tlinit Sdp,s gegen 10 ~furttbare Ger
it6rungen getpdbren, wie lie folde Dor
etlideu Sabren ollrt StIrmflltbeu
crlebte. Die Wtauer biIbet eiiiss Der
groBoytigiien 8erte in ibrer @rt;a tie
erhGlt cine 2dnge BON nlebr alS orei
@cilen urO cine Sobe bon II Sub,
lit ans aermalmtem 9ranit, Sano
uulc Cement mufgefiIbrt uno rlibt auf
cincm Slnbament pon TiGblen, mel.
dc bis 5ll elmer Siefc bon 40 Sub IN
Den @ooen einscralnmt iinb. Die
@clOmittel mur0en gan5 atleill bon
Or @cp0lterung Der StaOt Ourd) Die
Auinahme elmer Mnleibe i'm 9etrage
pon 81 800 900 migeRradt. 2aau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Gin Mn9II6 UerbItet.

Slit fnapper Notb iplroe unler
fleiner Sobn serettet", id)reIbt 6ran
". @attiuS, pon Eleaiant Gitp,
Ohio. ,Suneenent5iInoung bate
ibm arg mi%tgeipielt nno iuuroe
er neben6ei bon cinelu id)redliten
&uiteu befallen. Gr murOe bon Den
belten Ier5ten bebanoelt, muroe ober
jebeu Gag eleloer. StlieBlid &c.
broud)tcn rpir Or. Sings 9tap Dis
crperp fir I,ls3ebrunJ mo inner
Siebling ipar eerettet. Gr iii jett
ierngeIumo unb munter. Sober
mann iolltc piiien, BOP es Oas Elm.
5iae iidere Mittel iiir SiIiten, Gr.
fdltmngcn mlO ollie &%ungenleioen lit.
@orantirt bon (. W. Nuete, G56
Wain StroBe, 9llbllGlle, ESplpd.
Ereis 80 Gents unb 500. Strobe.
iluiden fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08

olte @abrmeii terSidreiber SrieOrid'
Sieiel bon Neunfirden CSe5iri
Srier),. Sitter oes Gilerlten &reu5es
bcburd, Selbltmorb periibt, hoB er II
ieinenl Bureau Seud)tgnS ein
atbmetc.
aiir5lin bat Guisbura Die
Sabl bon bumNerttmulenN Gtnmob'
ilern erreit,t nlb lit iomit III Ole
Meibe ser @robitGote getreten. Ser
Gliidlihe SunoerttallienOIte lit Oas
Sinh zines MoOellihreiners.
SSn einem Sauie an Der Sber'
arunemaioer Strete IN Glberfelo
Iiiirstc Oas is Wonate olte ainN
elmer tort wobnenOen Samilie IN BIB.
meienbeit Der Miltter in einen ae'
fiiuten Woihfellel mo ertrant.
@cltfalen.
- Sin iibermls l%pertbpolleS @e'
idenf lit Der fatboliId)en Efurrei Sim
bolt 81 Sbeil georOen. IuS Dem
Brloihrmtf nro ben foitbaren Sia.
manten Der peritorbenen Silrltirl
Glep1ore gu Galm-S calm, eeb. Erin'
seB Grop, purOe cine nit Srilante!l
unD Gerlen iiberreif beieste aran'
fen.Y atene eefertiet unO Der Starr
tirGe geihenft. Die slrbeit lit ge'
,,au Dem lesten @unife Der TerItor'
benen entipredenb m~iSgefiibrt ppr'
Den ltno bat einen @ertb BON meDr
ais 10000 Wtorf. Die ¨tanltalt
ban ocn @penbereb (Sepelaer) bal
Die 9(nfcrtigung beiOrgt.
- Ser Siittenarbeiter sc. in Sot'
tingen lieB oieier Gage iein "a. ainr
tauieu. Ser Mant, Elm riIltiger
Sed5iaer, lit III 5tpeiter @be perbeI'
rnfbet.
Oils Ser cSadel5ug alis Mnlnf
aes @cburtstoges oes 8aiierS onrd
Die Struben BON g%rudbmren 500
murDe eas EierO zines MeBger1pa'
gems id,eu uno roite mitten III DIE
ainoeriboar. Siele &inocr pllroer
5u 9obcu geriiien .uiO ldyper perlest'
Gin &inb, beiien Sbaoel 5ertrllm'
inert Durbe, iii bereita toot. Ger
Siibrerbes 6ubrperfs, Der oaS FTern
oui Der StroBe itehen gelailen nnr
nitt abgellrdngt bate, lit perbGttct.
- Gon eineul furdtbaren lit
aliidsialIe ipurbe ole Samilie ". II
Sagell : @ilpe beimgelltf)t. 1tC
Mutter bemlftragte ibrc belOcu l!ehei'
uno neua SSohre alien &naben mi
einem Nctea9nnge, Der Die &inoer an
einem Saulmerteid,e porbeIlubrte
onf Dem lid, MIR nod icbr DitilneS
sis beimlb. Ter t~leinite strobe
mnete lid m,f basielbe. God half
iont er unter lauten Slliefufel
llntcr. StneQ entidloilen lpranl
Der. Gltere 9ruoer in ben 5iem!ld) ne
fen Seitl nm iein @riioerten 5u ret
ten. God ieine 8emiibun9en parer
erfolalos. 8eioe fauDen Den 2oi
in Dem Seufer. Gin berbeieIIenoel
Wanu fonnte iie mr. ais SeId)en Der
mIs5iebert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
RarDlano.

Cine iiir6terli6e Seiauqen.
idait wGhrenO Der 9altimorer
6euers6rgnit ihilOert Ser Seneral.
paiiagier-@ gelit Der Baltimore &
gabn 10: gei Dem 9roBieller Dar
Ger gSGtler Der Continental Sruit
So. inn ieuerfeiten 9cp0lbe Der Saut
Don Sanstag bis 9ienstas einge.
ihloliei. Sumitten oeS raienoeu
Seliers uIO Der acknowledgement
Sriimmer Der breuuenoen @eballoe
bcianb lid ser Wam ais @efangener
i'm @emnlbe. Ils er enolid) eltoeft
unb ans iciner ld)rcdIid,en Gage be-
ireit ,purOc. er5dblte er, nad}Oem er
etluaS Speiie umo Sranf 81 lid) ges
nommen, lddDeluO ieine Grfabrungen
uno GnlpfinOlm9ell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Nrbeiten ncberseit.

9l~dtitunoen 8eiese merOen nidli
beioIgt BON Den ullermiiOlifen fleI'
men Irbeitern Or. Sings gter
Size Eius. Wiaionen iinb imnel
an Der Irbeit, Sug uno Na6t, I'm
uerSarlIidyfelt, 9iuiOiitGt, Ser
Itopiung, frdntbaftes aOpilueb nnG
ollie llnregelmGBigteiten bes Magens,
Der 2eber ilno DER Gingemet6e furi'
reno. Can't, angenebm gefabrlos
nno iihgr. Glps 20 Gents IN Z. Is,
Hnete's Slpotbete, 656 Vtain StruBe,
Dubuque, SSoIDa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Boonekamp Of Mag Tonic.
@pm Sran3 Urban in G.ahdlanS.
lleber bic san,e @rlt berbrsitst!
Wor Wod, sh,uuua aetparut!
Boz Wahab.nnne setparnt!


Gs iii ms ~sslunSen, bic G.usral'Y srtrs.
tunS liir obi8en ipe~ltbsrltnIten Soonetamp
an befomntn. Sieier goonetamp III feline
lSatent,nebi;iu, ioubsrn ein in GAM europa
ieit so Sabreu befaitntss uno pilienldaitlit
aepriiites SeilmitteI. gu eriisr 9inie beiIt CT
Gl(e W aaeufraufbeiteM isrner liz
or bas superIaish WtttsI 9sseI
allie g II I. uub Nerpentrantbsi-
ten. Gr ihiiet Segen Sieber uub I'll.
matt DE ar%anfbtiten iewobl AZ
@aIisr wis al 2aub. Our Startuus
iir aranfe il sr mnentbebrli6,
beMu er gibt INNER guteu S9Iat gus,
ten @ppetit, betOrptrt bic Bsrs,
baunnS uno rtinist has Slut, un6
| balo fsbrt oanu bic irIbere strait uno
Setterteit ;urid. @ d Sea II.
ialls uub SdlaiIofisfeit wsr,
ben oiort beieittst. Sie erie Solis
benefit bic quite Wirfuns. Aud benz
10 eib Ii den 0ei6le6t samb bs'
onbers an emptebieu Ser Boone,
farp bat einen au9enebmeu @eitmad, 10
| bab ibn Stoermann germ elnninimt flelre
| 8inbsr IN ,99aller. 81 feiner ,SamIlie bari
bic wertbppue SauSmebiiin ieblsM. @ir
9arantireu in allen SGIlen Gus
ritbeubeit, ober @elp ;urId.
greiit: / sr.. Slaids so Gts., 3 81 $1.25
Slaiden $40, II Jlaidtn $3.50.
as-astntsu ioiort srpiiui6t.
Ger &oonefamp III uur edit unb Ipito po1
inns sarantirt, weun nit uuisrsm 9iantt
psriebei.
williams Chemical Co.,,
Go 10. St. nkrR0gr, aaioEi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Nettete fetn 8eim.

q. q. 9anfortb bon ga Grange,
Ga, lit DdbreilO iefS Wonatera
itredlih an einem iblimmen offe-
nen 8eidmiir an ieinem 9eine. Gr.
ldreIbt, OaB 9udlen's Nlrnifa Salbe.
iba in finn Gagen furirt babe. Sir.
@eidppiire, Munoen uno Samorrboi.
Deli lit eS bie bette Salbe Der Welt.
!Seilullg garantirt. 9loS % Gents.
gu boben bel Z. ". Tuete 65G Mair
StraBe, 3llbuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08

fommt nod cine Grbobung bes
&ipeuus Der oansel Stabt, pelbe
cine bulanoiihe Sirma fir $4,000
900 iibernommen nno i'm 2uuie DON
Srci SSSubrm f%ertissniteaen hat. Ga-
nit perbunben lit ole anSbebuug,
eines burh Die eat3e Stabt LAUREN.
Sen aaHaIs BON $50 Sub Sreite MD
20 SNtS Siefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08

Seit Dem Sabre 1875 fam
man bon aaHiaier NNiien in be.
tradtIi@er GAIL ipreden, obmobl lie
crit ipGterbin ourh lire 5lnebmen,
Den neutrality-suspicious. Griol9e bon
iid) rebeI mad)teii. 2ie bliiben0en
ruiiiideu Srtid)aiten i'm Gorntp
ellis in peld)em i~ibrigenS beute
audi 5ablreide bel,tite gniic0ler
lpobnen geb0ren 3u ben benler'
tenswertbeiIen /ibrer Nrt i'm @eIten.
Sie eriien u~liiild)en A~islpunOcrer,
i'm GountD CHS eimtraien unb
iiG aui ben, bon Der &egIerung aebo'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Mbciupropins.

9ei elmer aalienreOiiion burd
zen giiresrmeiiter b. Studrutb emit
iernte lid Der @emeinbesg iHnebmer
Aoprid IN aempielb nnO erid)oB iit
bnnn.
- 9ieier Gage bat ser 80 Sabre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Soie Sldtter nus Charlie
Grien's 2ebtH.

(a[u5 oGreigubs In Noiasns"
bun Weit Subs. &erlae Don w. 8.
gSiItius & So, WilpGltee, 8iS.
&reiS hroitiirt 90 Gents.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Gortes 1t II 81
in Chicago.

Sutfon Gountp, Mrnneietd,
ben /. Aprtl Nnna GominO 1889.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-01-01
TALK OF MERGER.
Said That Northwestern and Omaha
Will Be Consolidated.


The following dispatch from Sioux
City is going the rounds:
'Well authenticated reports from Chi
cago forecast the merging of the Chi
cago and Northwestern and Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha rail
ways early in February. 1t is said the
details of the consolidation will be ar
ranged at the annual meeting of the
North Western in January and that the
two roads will be united in the follow
ing month. This would be following the
course that was taken last year when the
North Western absorbed the Elkhorn.
can interesting feature of the Chi
cago rumor is that the Omaha, after it
shall have been made a part of the par
ent system, will be placed in charge of a
North Western assistant general manag-
er, whose headquarters will be in ST.
Paul.
"North- Western and Omaha general
agencies and freight and passenger
agencies in st. Paul, Sioux City and
Omaha are to be consolidated"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-01-01
NICOLLET PROPERTY.
North Mankato Shows Up S151,093
Personal Property. St.Peter News
From The st. Peter Herald

the county auditor, the following is
the total valuation of personal and real
property of the several towns of Nicol-
let county: st. Peter, $l,0l5,S2l; Ira
verse, $230,653; Oshawa, 3,24O; Lake
Prairie, $603, SOB; New Sweden 1892, 725;
Bernadotte, $37s,945; Lafayette, $780,
ll6; Lafayette village, $59,2OS; West
Newton, $4Ol,ll6; Ridgley, SIGHTS;
CORTLAND, $364,S96; CORTLAND village,
S66,49S; Nicollet, $352,6OO; Nicollet vii
lage, $S7 JOS; Belgrade, $3s9,464; North
Mankato, $l5l,O93; CRANKY, $267 ,25S;
Brighton, $l6l,90l.
A couple of weeks ago The Herald re-
ferred to the fact that Herman Wen
nermark, college student, had been
held on charge preferred by a for
mer resident of this community. The
Herald always believed that the ac-
cusation had no foundation in fact, and
evidence has been secured which eXoner-
ates him entirely, and that a gross in
Justice has been done him. His friends,
while never believing him guilty, are
glad to know that he has not been
guilty of the charge.
The Herald is in receipt of a copy of
the bill introduced in congress by G. R.
Davis which declares portion of the
Minnesota river not navigable and au-
thorizing the construction of bridges
thereon. The bill provides that so much
of the Minnesota river within the state
of Minnesota as lies between Big Stone
Lake and the place on said river be-
tween LIE Sueur counties where the
same is intersected and crossed by the
north line of section numbered 25, town
ll2 north, or range 26 west, is hereby
declared not to be a navigable stream
or public highway, and bridges may be
constructed on and over said portion
of said river. The bill was introduced
December 18th and was referred to the
committee on interstate and foreign com
merce and was ordered printed.
Daniel Donahue, well known resident
of Mankato, was brought here yesterday
for examination before the probate court
He was found to be insane and was COM
mitted to the st. Peter state hospital.
At the meeting of the Odd Fellows
lodge held last Monday night the ques-
ton of the erection of a new opera
house by that body received jolt that
will probably end in final quietus
After looking at the plans and consider
ing the price of material, and the amount
of money on hand, it was decided to drop
the matter entirely for the present and
to defer action as to any kind of build
ing until next April From inquiry it
is learned that the sentiment of the
lodge is almost unanimously opposed to
the erection of an opera house by the
lodge. It is very probable that an Odd
Fellows hall will be built next year
but there will be no opera house in con-
nection with the same. With another
opera house possibility out of the way
there is an opening for any one who
wishes to build one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-01-01
FOSTERS PREDICTIONS. W
What the Weather Will Be During the
Fore Part of January.
Il ]
From Saturdays Daily.

Washington, D. C. Dec. 26.-The last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross the continent Dec. 20 to Jan. 2,
warm wave Dee. 20 to Jan. l, cool wave
Dec. 81 to Jan. A. A cold wave, the most
severe of the month, will cross the con-
tinent Jan. l to 8, making long spell
of cold weather, particularly in the
northeastern states The next disturb
ance will reach the Pacific coast about
Jan. 6, cross west of the Rockies by the
close of Jan. 7, great central valleys JAM
s to 10, eastern states JAM IL. A warm
wave will cross west of the Rockies
about Jan. 6, great central valleys Jan.
8. eastern states, Jan. 10. Cool wave will
cross west of Rockies about Jan. 9, great
central valleys Jan. IL, eastern states
Jan. l3.
This disturbance will belong to great
rise and will give an average of above
normal temperatures.
January temperatures usually continue
about the same from first to last; as an
average of many years this is particular
ly true But not so for the coming JAN
uary. The first week in the month will
bring real winter with ice making wealth
er and later in the month many thaws;
will not be good month for harvesting
ice; better in the northeastern states
than farther west.
Storms in January will develop great
est force not far from Jan. l, 6, II, to
Jan. 81. While several cold dips will oc-
cur in all parts of the country the cold
est weather will 60 to the northeastern
states and the South Carolina coast.
Principal precipitation will occur first
week of the month followed by a week
or more of very dry weather. In great
central valleys the temperature will av-
erage above normal; in Pacific and At
lantic coast states below normal. First
ten days of the month will average below
normal temperatures in all sections. All
the above applies to both Canada and
the United States.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-01-01
NEW IDEAS IN FARMING.
State Agricultural ESchooI will Give
The instruction.


From Saturdays Daily.
The state agricultural school will open
its annual "short course for farmers .
on Jan. II.
The course will continue eight weeks
and will cover a wide variety of sub
jects, intended to make better farmers
of men who are already depending on
agricultural pursuits for living and
profit.
The course in previous years has been
very successful. This year it will treat
of general farm management, drainage,
rotation of crops, building and maintain
ing roads, farm machinery, dairy hus-
bandry, animal husbandry, agricultural
chemistry, farm mechanics, dressing and
curing meats, veterinary science, farm
accounts, diseases of plants, economic en-
tomology and poultry, all with reference
to the needs of the practical farmer.
Glasses will be called at nine o'clock
every morning during the continuance of
the course and school work will last un-
til ESQ in the afternoon.
No lectures or classes will be held
Mondays during the term, and the day
will be given over each week to visits
to the stock yards, flax and flour mills.
greenhouses, stock farms and other
places of interest to farmers.
The tuition fee is $40, and other ex-
penses are solely that of board and per,
sonal expenditures.
An effort will be made to confne the
! instruction in the division of agriculture
solely to those things that can be put
into actual practice on a Minnesota
farm.
The work in agricultural chemistry
will embrace a study of soils and fertil
izers, and the composition of grain ant
forage crops.
There will be forty eight lectures il
animal husbandry which will treat Of
live stock subjects.
Business methods adaptable to the
farm and farm accounts will be the
subjects of other lectures.
Sixteen lectures, relating to moderr
dairying and supplemented by practica
work with dairy stock, will be given.
Demonstrations in dressing and curing
meats will occur and skilled operator!
will cut up carcasses before the classes
for the purpose of showing the use an'
value of each cut.
The state entomologist will give lee
lures on injurious and beneficial insect
and will discuss the various insectides
| The work in the other branches will
be laid out in the same general way
keeping foremost the idea of giving prac
tical instruction in practical subjects.
| The course will employ the services o
Dean Liggett and the regular instructor
at the school of agriculture.
Mr.. Liggett is now distributing pam
phlets giving complete information of thu
course.
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than copy them separately in manuscript
as had been the custom.
For three or four years prior to the
date of this publication New England
had been possessed of revolutionary
spirit as violent as that which immediate
ly preceded the outbreak of the rebellion
against George III in l775. This spirit
was the result of the revocation by
Charles II of the charter under which the
Massachusetts colony had been founded.
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FOR SEVERAL YEARS
DR.. DORIAN

Has no superior in diagnosing and treating
diseases and deformities. He will give $50 for
any case that he cannot tell the disease and
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WAS ACTIVE COMMITTEEMAN.
From Mondays Daily.

w. r. Hammett was a. member at
large of the Elks on Christmas gifts for
the poor, and also filled Geo. M. Phillips
place on the committee in the third
ward, owing to the latter's illness. He
also did work for other members, and
was one of the most active and efficient
members of the committee. His name
should have appeared in the committee
list as published.
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PETER LLOYD INJURED.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Peter Lloyd, ex-county treasurer, met
with painful accident the other day
He was engaged in fastening down pole
over load of hay, when the rope that
held the pole broke and the pole struck
him. He was knocked off of the load and
fell upon the frozen ground. He was
badly bruised and has been confined to
his house ever since.
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POLICE COURT.

From Mondays Daily.
Anton Blackstaedt pleaded guilty this
morning to the charge of disorderly
conduct and paid fine of $S.65.