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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-16
RAILWAY TIME CARDS.
CHICAGO. MIL WA UKEE ST. PAUL.

DHICAGO. MIL WAUKEE ST. PAUL.
trains Leave Edgerton Station as Follows
GOING EAST
no. 4, daily except Monday. . 1855 a. m
No. 40, daily. .................. 80. 6:58 q. m
No AZ, daily except Sunday. 10 :01 a. m
No. 8, daily except Sunday ...--- 1O'41 a. m
No. 46, daily except Sunday. ......... Asp. m
No. A, Sunday only. 4:H p. N
No. 90, Freight, daily ex Sunday -. 12:45 a. m
No. 81, Freight, Sunday only ...--- $50 IA. m
No. I66, Freight except Sunday. 9:39 p m
GOING WEST.
No. l, Daily Sunday excepted ........ 9: S9 p m
No, 43. Daily .............----.9 1925 p. m.
No. 81, daily except Sunday .......... 7:17 p. m.
No. s. Daily except Sunday "A p m.
No 81 daily except Sunday. $500. IL O5 a. m.
No. Al Sunday onfy .......... 10: 10 a. m.
No. 81. Freight except Sunday ....... 80 p. m.
Nos. and through trains for all points west
OF Mississippi river.
j. A. HENDERSON Ticket Agent.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-16

deprive any room of winning the prize.
Mr.. Andrew Erickson was the re-
cipient OF handsome medal emitting
him to membership in the very Ancient
Order of G. F. NJ & II. U. F., which has
stood since mans advent on this globe.
It was issued from the Worlds Fair and
only five of them were designed for Wis
consin. To possess one Of these medals
is rare distinction conferred by the
highest tribunal of the Union in any
kingdom throughout the world. To in
terested friends, Mr.. Erickson will be
pleased to show the medal and explain
how he came to be on the list of the fav-
ored ones.
A cold wave following in the wake
of the storm of Tuesday swept down
from the northwest. causing frost warn
ing to be sent out over several states.
The temperature of Wednesday was the
coolest since early spring and every in
dication pointed to heavy freeze, caus-
ing the farmers much anxiety. A light
frost was noticeable Thursday morning,
marking vegetation on low ground only,
and it is believed no serious damage was
done in this locality and that danger for
the present is over. But little corn is
yet matured and fully half the tobacco
is still in the fields.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
uGpplfillcrs" &rpnctmr.

U(Ouu"&t>AS%V H<P~S~>s~> '(>'~
9on0slnano &eter 9fislen, Ser pftelt
p1l1tale5 iom v&aptein So>pler", TO-
retog forleoen cit &rppetl1r meo iin
,lpe Spfi11oelie, Sen rlllenoe 9ooo,
lom hi tibligere bar pmtalt. 9enlig=
ten mes benne Spfi1r6elie er at toa
ct v6artpj", ser fon rllle ppcr 50
% 2on0, fdrt al Sin0en, til Set nooer
Set ottrooeoc Mool 9lprbpplen. DIN
oct al bom fo1ltrr1ere0e slpparat CT
0pgapens 9ps11ing, trroe imiOlerti0
efter Sc @cretninger ser foreligger
ON l1oioloet al Yr6pefortel1, bore ct
Spprgs1noal. 9fogle 8labe flyer,
at Sen nnloige &ugle, ban far lopct>
og iom ifal bope en0el 2igbe0 meo Ell
Sollon, l1ct life blep bepeget al &il1=
Sen, men al en0el 9renge, Ser rl1l=
lebe SEN og 0ens 0pfin0er, iom Jas
in0eni 0en, oper Marfer, &an0bul=
Ter og @jerber, til ser raabtes ON
Maabe fra Sc i110pe1bige 9ele; an0re
tiger, at @inben tog fat / SEN og 1,gr
bob0e fjprt MonOen / TorDerpelle.
6orieget blcp noi9rt / 9fnrbe0en al
Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Rlandt cand$mxnQ / Hmerika.
nutere,,ante $uaaatins ira mango Rider.

Sanif amcrifamif Scrraeutta.
@om befiet16t fin0es 8ertb s(mbop,
g. s., en- betp6elig Serracotta ST.
buitri ser neiten ll0eluffcnoe er paa
oanlfe @en6er, og 6isle 6abrifata
bar plnoet en- meget betp0elig l16bre.
oelle ru16t ON 2on6et. Saale0es
ifol Ser opfgres en s @tagers @otel=
bDgning / Son Trancisco l16el1ffe11-
Sc al Serracotta fra &ertb st1nbop
Sabriferne. Set ct '6og life alene fer
/ 2anoet at bisie far slfintning. st
of 6irmaerne far / oisie Gage facet
@ontraft paa 2epering al 8pggema=
terrible til en- rbDre 1tor 8pgntng /
Sap Sta6en / Sp6afrifo; Sen ifol
bore 10 @tager FIJI og oeffe en bel
8Gocf. Mange 2anosn9116 Bertb
slmboD pil faa trablt me0 at lebere
oisle @arer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
st syomb' for 6eltemob.

st Ton6 for @eltemo6. Mn0retp
Carnegie bar after ifienfet en- flor
8engeiunL 5 Millioner Dollars, til
ct 6ormaal, Ser maa betegnes iom
set 1toblelte ban far ltdttet. Set er
til 6or6el for 6en1 ser er af=
bengige al iaa6anne, ser mi1ter 2i=
bet | beltemo6ige 6oridg paa at
frelie Me6n1ennefer, eller for t&elte-
ne ielb, bbis 6e fun fommer til @fa-
6e". Sunt1nen faar Nabnet u&el=
tefon6et", og 6ets Mftiba er fprIte
&lasies Sifferbe6 / Il. g. 5taalfor-
poration, bpor set treffer 5 &rocent
&ente. @n @onisiion er ne6lat> Ser
ifal be1tDre &apitalen og u6oele 6ens
&enter efter Sortieneite. @11fer og
86rn af omfon1ne &elte ifal forigr-
ges, @nfen til bun otter glitter fig,
86rnene til 6e Tan forlgrge Jig ielb,
men forgprigt gibes ser @omtsiionen
temmeIig fri @en6er me6 &enipn til
8engenes @nben0e1ie. Spf6rer Sen
Der faar 8el6nningen, iig 11ber6igt
bill ban elIer bun otter mite 6e1. 8e.
lldn1ringerne fan l166eIes ! Sc 6or
.Stater % Ganq6a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
med Post % Cele9raf.
(Hllevesne fra.)

@pipitalsbramb. S ct. 8incents
&oipital / ssSpoiandpoliS ubbre6 @gn=
oag Morgen en- bol6iom S1oldS, Ser
foite6e ct Mennefe 2ipet og flere Ba=
tienter og @pgep1eierifer bleb iaare-
Sc. Nnlten bele 8ran0belenet par,
0a Sl6en u6brg6, if9r6 me6 at nuffe
Ell 8ran6 ct of 8pens itgrite @otel=
ler> og ga Set TOM til &olpitalet,
bar ollere0e ct Menneife omfoml1et
be6 at fpringe nb al ct @in6u / fier=
Sc @tage. 9ogen fgr 8rol16en bar
Ser foretaget ct niebpanlig 1tort sln=
tai Sperationer @olpitalet,og nan=
ge al 6isle Yatienter foite6e Set ubp=
re slnltrengeller at foa brogt Stf=
ferbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
sSurbmn6sicmatpr 9ietricb of 9te=

Torbnn6sicnator 9ietricb al See
broifo far lom ti6ligere omtolt be=
ret belfpl6t for at bope giDet Jig al
me0 at lplge lin S116flDoe(ie lom Se=
motor for at ifaffe pisie Meno Stil=
linger lpm Eoltmeltre 0. $751;, ligelom
ser ogiao er paaltooet> at bol1 bab6e
u6lejet fam tilb6ren0e @uie til Noit=
fontorer, iaaleoes / @altings. @n
Senotsfon1ite bleb ne0lot for at un=
6erl6ge 0enne Sog og 6enne &on1i=
te> ser belto6 al tire 93epublifonere
to Gemofroter, er lt61te l1ge font
met til 6et 9elultat, at 6e mos Jam
rette6e 8eifpl6ninger CT al0eles u6en
@runb og TANNER fra on6lfabsfnl6e
&pgter. Boltfontoret tilbgrer ga11=
ife hi It Senatoren> men set bar 116=
leiet af bam til 6ette 8rug me6ens
5an el16nn bar Statens @nber1gr og
for ct Si6srum al 10 9lor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Gm 6nmbrcbcaarig. Gn norjf

Vn 9nmOrCDca1ftg. gl norm
&pil1be / @ells, 0ii11n., 0frs. @elene
Gbriltionlel1, fplote SEN 8. s(pril 100
Star og blep 1oge1s slnleoning
eret poa forlfjellig @foo0e al 8p-
ems @efolfning. @n ltor 6oriam=
ling, melt Gamer, lomle0es / ben0es
@je1n, bpor Ser blep ierperet 6or-
frilf11i1ger; @yraa6et bab0e be6taget
en lu1f 2pfpnif11ingsreiolutio Go-
gems Mnleoning, Ser blep ople1t for
ben0e al ct al 9faa6ets Meolemmer,
og Ell Sum poo $4,000, Ser bor til
pejebragt pes Sn0iamling, bleb ben=
Sc operraft peo 90. S. &ibl, @reli=
bent for 1. 9totional 8anf. 9et
bun0re0eaorige Sgolel5barn er fp6t
poa 9ltre Soten / 9eorge og Tom
til slmerifa 1871; bun bor nelten
belle Si0en ltoen boet @ells @gnen.
Sum bar gnfe 6o fun fom til Mmeri=
ia. Sum er 0eo6er til II 8grn og
bar ligeleoes op6roget 10 Ste6b6rn.
Sum far olti6 beret en fraftig og
pirflom &Din0e, Ser Dar beboret i'm
slan6s= og 2egensfraft / en- merf=
ber6ig @ra6. Sum fan e1onu leie
u6en Sielp af 8ril(er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Sp,pa 11niperiitets ifanbinabtife
&lmb r@06a Samfuno" fal6et, bolot
6en 12., ,9lpr. fin aarl. 8anfet og @6=
6e. &lubben er ianmeniat al 2erere
og @tu6enter, Ser er enten feote ct al
Sc fan6inobtl lfe 2an6e eller ne6i itam=
mer fra ifa1oinabiife 6orel6re og to-
Ter 6isie 2onoes @prog; 6og Tan og=
iaa Golf, ser itommer fra an6re
Mationer og iom lerltg @rao tn
teresiere fig for ifan6inabiif &nltur,
@prog og Siterat,1r, blipe @eo1enl=
mer af @amfu1bet. S Soften 6eltog
mango Sfanoinaper fra a16re Dele
af @taten. Torman6 for @an1fun-
set er 6. Sobnion af SoreH @itp, og
8rofesior Slom, 2erer / Sc 1or6iife
6prog, fungere6e iom Soo1 o1trna1ter.
Gor @amfnn6et talte Daniferen Dr.
@. Sep1en at Stonr @itD, Brofes=
ior / &trurgt be6 Statsnniberlitetet;
gaor6mat6en 8rofeslor 8ebIen talte
for at Sfan6i1taperne fful6e be6re
baretage beres ssnteresier / Mmerifa,
% @beniferen Dr. 5eaibore or11taIte
8etDoningen af Set ifan6inubiffe See
,tigbe6sorbei6e bersi 2a1roet. @ag-
fgrer 8. @icf talte pnt geor6boerne
sog oeres Mrbeioe I staten Soma
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
Mprmpnfirfems pberitc WDn6ig,

Wprmonftrfems pbcrite MDnbtg'
bcbcr far lblte6t EN- Eroflomation,
Ser bleb go6fjen6t al Sen nps al,
bol6tes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gaaen6e
n6 paa at forbp6e Sn6gooelie al po.
lpgomilfe 9@gteifaber. Brofloma-
tionen ser er nn6erlfrebet al San-
funoets Ereiioent, SSolepb S. Smitb,
in6pre11ter Maltife1tet al 1890, iom
forbp6er iaa6anne 9ggteffaber, og
bbis Ser in6gaoes iaa6onne> bil @e6,
fonme116e blibe betragtet iom Ober>
tr96er af &irfens 2obe og beban6let
/ @enbol6 BERTH. = @agen moo @e=
nator Smoot, Ser bar bbi(et nogen
Si6, pil inart b1ibe optaget til for
nDet l1n0erlggelie, men Set paaltaaes,
at set er meget banifeligt for 6e fb,
6erale Mpn0igbe6er at tilbeiebringe
6e forne6ne @i6ner, i6et flere of 6e
Mer6 / @trfen> iom ful6e fien6e
met til BEN Sag, ct reiit us af Sta-
ten paa Mtslto1tsarbej6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

terrible til en- 1bpre 1tor 8pg11ing /
Sap 5toben / @D6afrifo; SEN ffal
pere 10 @tager FIJI % oeffe en- bel
8Gocf. Monge 2on6sme111 Hertb
MmboD bill faa troblt me0 at lepere
sis ie @orer.
&anomctcrcn / &ctblcbcn, &a.
81 me0oelte for cit Sis 1i6en, at slr=
lnggeren al 9l1nerifas fbrlte San0-
pGrf, / @etblebenL Ha., bar Ell Oanif
Mpllebpgger, @ans @briltoffer Gbri=
1tianlen 9ette pn1tolcs / ct
anerifanif Tagbla0 u9omeltic gngi-
neering", pg ~Gore lloponoreoe
2an0smeno" neobelcr It'll Ell Sper=
lnttelie al Sen 9tptits @lo0et> lom
on1toler 6ette 9(rbej0e; Set Dc6bcr
beri:
Sen &il0e, lom fra lit &ulfltens~
leje noien0cr fin fu,1f(en6e 5tr9m,
nnrpeo Monocacps 8rebber, er /
Sag, iom 0et bar Set / 1741, Set
&nlb, bporfra @pen Bethlehem, Ea.,
forlpnes mes @al1b. &il6en er fun
ct fort Gtpffe fra Set Step, bpor Sc
f6rlte NDbpggere reilte oeres fprlte
9lof6ptte, bpilfet r0en Spipl nG-
le11tlig Groo blep beitenrmelrbc fpr
@olonicns @eligGeube0. SnOtil
1754-5 blep &anbct brogt pnfring
til SEN lillc 8efo1f,1ing al &anbbG-
rerc. @iltorien far trofoIt beooret
ps 9eupnene poa 6isie v&an6mGn6"
nen1tig @o0frep &obenect, Ser par
SEN fprlte gn1be0et, lt0nGpnt Sltli
1912; Scbnall, lom Dapbe set lt6elb
at pnlte mes &urren og foo lin Mrm
lpoleret; Geter Ecterion fra Staten
Sslon6; 9aobert @usiep, 1748, og,
lom SEN li0lte @n1be0et, Mattbetp
@ittfe.
@ars Gbriitopber Gbriltianlen, Ell
opfin0iom 9onifer, MpllebDgger al
Erofesiion, lpm / 1851 bar anfom=
men io1n1nen mes nogle o1ore eSn1=
migranter, paabegDnote / 1854 Sp=
fgrelien al Set ferlte @on0berf, iom
lfl1l0e foripne @omtnen me0 &an0
fra &il6en poo an0en Maa0e, emo
&anobGrerne baD6e gjort Set. Gbri>
ltio1rie1l fom bite Zig at bore en laa
pnroifl1l6 &raft for &olonien> par
fg6t narbe0 set 6engang 6anife So
oerslep og bar ct mefaniif Gent. &a11
opltille0e Molfineriet ct GrGbus,
1922 500, nogle fao Sabne pit for
Die og 8arfm6llen, bborben Sill
oepan0et fgrtes giennem Ell &brleo=
ming til en- @ilterne. &nmpen blep
lobet al &offenbolt &re og par 5
Sonuner / 9iameter. Ga1t6et bleb
presiet giennem Ererpr til en- 8e-
bol6er ne6e 8pen af 70 To6s &ei-
6e. Sen 20. sunni bleb Maifineriet
og 2e6ningerne prgpet, og en &an0=
itraale ntige iaa bbi iom Sc tilitpoen>
Sc &uie iattes @eiret til flor @e-
ltn6ring fra sen b6ilig interesiere6e
8efolfning. Mange MfbrD6elier
og Sortre6eligbe0er foraariage6es
li6en of 8rub poa Ereleoningerne,
bporfor 0isie bleb aflgite af 8lprdr,
omilutte6e af en- 8eg- og 2ermasie
og i116mure6e / it9rft bren6te Mnr=
item.
S 1851 ltobi6e0e @briittanien
@an6perfet og in6lag6e fraftigere
Maffineri. @n toetages 8pgning
22x30 SOB, lom itaar Ben Sag / DaQ
ltge operfor set nuberen6e &at6=
oarf, bleb bpgget til Maifinbus
Sen 6. Stunt 1862 bar Sc rDe 8un1.
per 8rug for ferite @ang.
Man bar lite, af bar @Ie6e pac
bin mtn6eberoige Dog, CLIENT bettt
Storberfs 0pbabsman0. Set Be
rettes flot, at Gbrtittanien, fit &c
Sbilling og bans &ieIper Gbriito
lpber Denlutb Is SHILLING ufor Ban
bets 26be111
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Senleb Maboers og @enners 0p.
nnerfionbeo paa bette 8la6. big BEN
bore Iiberale 9iWu6, fremiotte Der i
Mooet % fors6g at ffaffe os I nh
@onne,1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

&ejieren af &oreas slot bren6te
ii6ite l1ge. s5l6en u6br66 om Mfte=
men, og bele Slottet, ser bar opfgrt
al meget bren6bart Materiale> 6leb
e6elagt me0 ltn6tagelie af en- 8iblt=
otbefs6pgning, Ser bar bDgget paa
ebropeiif. Sporle6es SsSl6en opfom
er Ser forifjellige @eretninger ON;
nogle mener> at 6et bar &6bere, Ser
iotte Sl6 poa set, me0e11s an0re paa>
1taor, at SEN oplto0 / @armeoppara=
terne. SsSSngen Me11nelfer fem til
SfaOe, og Sc japanelilfe Sropper /
5eoul 0on1e6e en @or6e fpr 6el1
bjetn1ple &ejier, ser forelpbig pp 1(og
i'm 9}e1ibens Sen re6be0e 8iblio=
tbefsbDgning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

9en en9elife 1tnberbanbsbaa6
uAI", Ser bleb ieilet / Gent paa
@ortsmoutb &be6 SEN 18. Marts,
bborbe6 bele oens 8eietning omfom,
er taget op fra @abbun6en, og al o6,
iftlltge Sing bar man fun6et no, at
oens l1noergang fDl6es en- altfor
ngiagtig Mo1poelie al gibne Or6rer.
8aa6ens sgrer opbol6t fig set lille
Saarn pao 8aa6ens Oberii6e> ser er
BET ene1te Ser fees of 8aa6en, l11ur
6en manebrerer @an6iforpen. San
bab6e Sr6re til at bol6e n6ie us.
fig efter ct beltemt Sfib / 6laaoen,
og bette gioroe BON, men glen1te at
lie fig ON efter an6re Sfibe, i16til
ben &anoels0amper, Ser iejle6e 8aa,5
ben ne6, por ltge i116e paa SEN. San
brngte giebliffelig oer Mefanisme,
Der faar 8aa0en til at ipnfe, men
bet bar for lent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Gn itor syarc bar Spcn 01t. Ser
11on, 9}. g., 8efolflling u0lot for
Natte11 metlen S9n0og og Man0ag
8Den5 @o5bprf boD0e / Sen li0lte
@alp6el al Motten ct l1belb, bDorpe0
@oStilf9rlelen itan0leoe for en Sis; /;
0erpe0 1lnffebc o(le @oSbll1s, Ser poo
Sen Sis brnl1ote 8pen, booOe pno
@o6ernc og / @uicne. Strofs efter
bcgpnOte @ostilfprlelen poonp me0
Set &clnltot> at Sen giftige 2l1ftort
ltrplnmcbe n0 gjelncn Sc oobne
8rGlroere. Foliti, @ron0belen og
Selefoner fom 9jebliffelig / @ong
mes at falbe poo Soft for at ofperge
@osforgiftninger, og Set CT en0nlt
fife liffert, at Set lDffe0es / Gi0e at
foo pnffet olle @asforbrnger11e Sc
fjGrnelte al 81enS l16fol1ter.
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sil bet oanifc 8prncbjems Spg

Sil bet banifc 8prnebjcms Spg=
qefono i Gbicogo afle11otes igaar
ira s. &osmnslen &ublilbing
&c., Nfinneoplis, Minn., $4,000
lon1 onoen sSnobetoling al Sienmets
Sssnotegt neo @alg al Sen al 6irmaet
uogipne llbgope al s. 6. slnoeriens
@pentpr. Gn treble SSSr10betaling
pentes n9lte 0faane0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

@mnbciteg. sSrrogote Stan1merne
paa ct. 2onis l161til(i11gen bab6e en
flor SeIt @6n6ags, / bbilfen Mnle6-
ming ct itort Mntal bel fe6e0e &nn6e
bab6e mlaottet looe 2ibet for at faf-
fe 9eltagerne 6en be6ite 2efferbi6-
ifen 6e fan faa = @un6efja6, iom
oct en66a fun er til(a6t &6b6inge og
Iige Stormen6 at 0elifQtere Jig
mes; Sc menige Men6 maa ngies
me6 2ugten. &ie6et blep fogt / en-
megtig @rD6e nn6er @eibergelier
og b6jtibelige Sange.
8tlltam Soar, en- 0pffer, ser bor
beifjeftiget me0 at tette en 9ef, ser
bar opitaaet / &grene pe6 ct ltort
&anoreierpoir be6 @oonton, &c. s.,
fom ii0ite ltge &lemme mellem
Muterialet, lon1 fan orbej6e0e mes
60 SOD un0er 8anoetS Sberflooe. S
4 9dgn arbej6e0es Ser poo at faa
6om lps, og 0enne Sis bol6tes
2uftpumper11e uofla6clig Gang.
Otter Sc Signoler> iom bites poo
slpporoterne> ol1tuges Set, at fan bor
lepet 81 1in1er efter at fan bar
gooet ne0 til lit s(rbej6e; 0erefter op=
b6rte Signolerne. 90 2iget e1r6e=
Zig bleu frigjort, bite Set fig at Ser
intet 8enbrl,0 eller on6en Gfo0e
bop0e fun0ct Stc0, og 2igets s(nligt
bar ct roligt ll0trpf.
9riitnc og Spocr. Sra ct. &e=
tersborg me06eles, at Set ct font
met for 9oge11 at set er Sen ortbo>
bore grnlf=fotDollfe Strife &uslanO,
! lpm fon toffeS for, at Sc frDgte0e
Sg6eforfplgeller life TOM til l16bru0
/ &oolfen, og 6et 1iges at bere fdrlte
Gang at 6enne Strife bor brltgt itn
ssnoflp0elle til at forloore Sc berge-
l6ie SOBER. @uoern6ren gelara=
bien bel1le0te 8ilfoppen al &icbenebS
Spmprflonlbeo poo, at Ser bar &pg=
ter Om(6b om, at SgOerne ianle0e
Yenge mellen Jig til sSaponelerne,
rg fan poapege0e Set ltrimelige /
NDgtet, Ser blot por lat / Smlpb for
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lit Giitrift at me6oele 6eres Me=
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

N,ils Maric Garslinc Sprgenicn
Me6 @ing, Minn., 9atter al Sen oer=
boen6e befien6te banlfe 6orretnings=
anano g. Sgrgenien al &eo @ing
Furniture g., boIot 9nsbag SEN 90.
os. @rpll,lp mes Scr. Tranf 9. &nt<
nam, @pn ai en- of 8pens leoenoe
8anfm9n6.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-16

1t is some trouble to roast coffee In
the house. but the result more than
pays for the trouble. Buy the green
coffee In any quantity, Just so 1t Ii not
too large, and roast 1t pound at a
time. One expert puts the beans In
common iron spider, with a tablespoon
full of butter, and stirs over the fire
until the coffee Is quite hot. It is
then put In a shallow baking pan In a
hot oven and roasted to a dark chest
nut brown. stirring well from time to
time to prevent burning aud also 70
allow the beans to browR evenly on
all sides. The odor OF the roasting
coffee Is delicious. and, by the way,
acts as a clearing agent, rendering the
atmosphere clean and fresh after the
fra@hmce has disappeared. Never
grind more coffee than is needed for q
single brewing, as the bean loses
strength after grinding.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-16

he begins to jubilee. Being descendant
of the New England Puritans like our
selves. we suppose Bro. Bruce would
take--milk. On the farm II our edito-
rial friend 10 fond Of milk, he can have
1t liz all stages fresh cream--skim--
and butter. When Bro. Bruce becomes
weary of the farm labor, and getting
up with the first crow Of the rooster,
he can take day or two off In the big
woods to the north and shoot grizzlies
and elk and caribou 10 his souls CON
tent His opportunities are various,
now that he has temporarily tucked
Crawford into his political grave-so
far as THE COURIER IL concerned.
Charlie had Ratchet In hand on Gees
trail, but he will have TO look OUT or his
game will prove 'possum. Nov Charles
rnsticates. Whether he will prove as
skillful at manipulating setting hent
as he was politics awaits to be report.
ed - WtR Chamberlain N Dakota Rspsb-
Iicdn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-16
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Sir Wilfrfd Laurier cannot come 20
The United States this year. He has
decided upon 4 trip 70 the Yukon.
Henry l.. Marindin, photographer
connected with the United States coast
and geodetic survey since 1868, Is dead.
r. n. Schoenberg Of Cleveland has
purchased for $4,000 the largest and
most powerful automobile every built.
Sarah Barnhardt has kept diary OF
all her earnings, and says that her
United States engag ements have been
BY far the most remunerative.
Colonel William Herring, a leading
lawyer OF Tucson. "A. NJ, has his
daughter for partner. She was
graduated fourth In class OF 100 at
the University Of New York.
Boston university has added Profess
soT Arthur w. Weysse and Professor
e. q. Newell to its scientific school
the former to have charge of the work
In biology and the latter In chemistry.
Lieutenant Colonel Cough. WHO has
received his Y. G. lit the hands Of King
Edward, earned that distinction when
In command OF the troops operating
ct Daratoleh against the mullah last
year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-16
MR. LAWSON SCORES AGAIN.


Our readers will remember the sym
postum on capital removal we publish
ed in February from the Union county
delegation 10 the last legislature. Two
months later the Pierre DGk0tdn pub
lished a purported criticism of Repre-
sentative Lawson's letter and this was
sent out by the Pierre literary bureau
to all the newspapers favoring Pierre.
We mailed a copy TO Representative
Lawson and he has sent us the follow
ing additional reply. We have COM
meEted on these two letters in another
place on this page. MIR. Lawson says:
1.-THE Dabotan seems to regard it as
slanderous to call the country west OF
the Missouri "a range or grazing conn-
try Il would somehow make people
believe that it is farming country ~
same as the eastern half. II has long
since ceased to be secret that there
Is gradually diminishing rainfall Az
YOU 90 west, and while the east hall OF
the state usually has rainfall enough In
ordinary years to grow crop, II Is
only in years of exceptional rainfall
when anything Of q crop may be count
ed on west OF the Missouri except such
land as may be irrigated.
sour state laws, even. which are sup
posed to be uniform throughout the
state, recognize that there Is a difer-
ence. Hence we have herd law east
OF the river and Tree range or fence
law west OF it. You can turn stock out
within sight of the state capitol in the
spring, and 1t can be rounded up even
| in the extreme parts OF the Black Hills
In the fall without having done tres
pass.
IA storm OF protest was raised froH
the western part of the state when oui
state land department. tried to get
modification OF the laws at the last ses
sion Of the legislature so that 1t nigh
De able TO say to stockmen west OF lh'
river as they do to those east OF 1T
Keep off our grass or pay for II.
While our state and school lands cas-
OF the river are bringing to the stat
each yearever Increasing revenues, tn
large holdings In the Just as COOS
country west OF the river, have, up +
the present time, brought comparative
ily nothing. When our state capita
was first located, almost any OF the bes
land Ia the eastern portion Of the stat,
could be bought for $40 SI2 per acre
During the last two or three years
has been having ready sale at iron
$40 to $50 per acre. West Of the Mis-
souri, river during these intervening
years land has been lying open sub
| iect to homestead entry within day
drive of the state capltol."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-16
MANrxi1 MADE FROM i Bed.

very effective It Is IL the carving on 1t
ID handsome. 1t may of course be
shortened to fit the manteipiece and
finished at each end with neat wood
en- beading to match. Above the foot
board is another shelf. narrower than
the mantelshelf The shelf above.
when graced by large effective pots In
earthenware or metal. china bowls,
etc. and the lower one by smaller
household gods. clock and other odds
and ends, present an appearance which
few other mantelpieces attain. at u cost
which, given the bedstead, certainly
is less than half that of modern
handsome erection. DO not paint or
enamel the wood Oil 1t.