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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
bvorIeoes or oette?

Qi tilbpber tt bunbrtbe Dollars | gelsnuing for et
hOert 1ilf1loe al aatarrb, Der life tan telbreoes oes
Halls Catarrh Cure.
Y. 3. @bsasn & 6 O., Gier., 9oIsbu. c.
gi. rnberieeutbt. bar fieubt r. 9. epensn I be foftI
l. gor % iror. ban er aloeIes bqberlig | ale Jorret
ingss1rnnsaftioHtr % hnanoeit Stnnb I'll at upfni
BE- tHhosr 5orpliQitIie, beres 5irnn bar tdataqet fig.
Ngft& 1ruot, mboleiaIe 1ruggiiis. 4olfoo. 6
maIbtHg, Rtunan Il WorbiH.
MboleioIe 9ruegifts. 4oltoo. {,
Balls Catarrh Cure tages igbpenbi9 Og buffer bl
rtit paa Slooei oa Spftmets Glimhinber. PRS IS
pr. iSlaife. Salees Of oIle apotbetere. @ionesbpro frit
Hall,s Family Pills CT be btbtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
yOaniferen"
Jreoag ben 81. Wtai 1904.
Blair, Nebr.

Donf @ubstjenefte pua Senoas /
Dor bdnit lutberite airte til be iab=
Donliss Siber. TOrm. 81. 1920 O9
Aftsn al. 8.
esnOassffols ON Murssnen al. 8.
- 9inieodg opranot meo imutt
gejr, bOittet iittert biorog til. at iad
manee par / airte. 8irteu bar mutt
ppntet meb 8lomiter 0. l.. 6piltet maG
filftripes Mrs. 9eoeluno.
: Mites 6apoe Ri en- ifen og
bDeeelig Qfilutningsfeit pad Stolen.
6 unse M9nb graOuereoes ira ben
ttoloeiife Qfoeling Og 8 ira G~oae9e'et.
SfolsTalen bar oeilig feitimptfet,
mango bupoe gibet Msoe for at bei'
faes / Soften. st pusienbe qrOgram
ubfertes b1fentlig at &~dnoibaterne,
psfslenoe meb Gale, Sang oe Ufulit,
osls paa 0onIt Og bells pau gn9elif.
,,Ddnfferen" gnIfer profesi orerne
% 8unbioaterne til 2ptte meo Reluls
tnterne.
= s benne uge bar Oi bait rigss
liot geIsa fra Samfunoet. 8odro Of
Sruitees eaer &irterddoet og Stolez
birettionen bar bplot bells 59qesmsoe
% bells iqrifilte Msber / bisie 9uge.
Sfeaesmeoet adbnebs bl. q. QnbuO
poa Slsibpgningen til Stolen, og efter
rlpoen 0rsftelie blep mar eni9e ON,
"a Somfunoets 4arsmsoe itdar ind
n0r for Ogren, life at gore aontratt
meb nogen ON at bngge fer eftsr
Narsmeoet.
= Dor 2anbsmonb Ssrgen 9.
5eoslunb8 Sen, Ssren, Der ituoerer
Ill epiItopal Brett pda uSeobnr1
seminary, 5aribault, Minn., bar
beIfaaet fprite Qurs gtsumen fom
CIR. /. = Gil 9pttel
: Der foretuges / oenne sio en-
flor Del Qrbejbe paa Sernbanen Der
omfrina, bl. a. er man peb at bpg9e
IN m Bro oper lib crest". 4os
ffinige Q~rbeiOstOge ies oerfOr | oenne
Sio fare ub og inb bber Dag.
BORT gronbtOrps bolbt | 5irsz
bags Mites Sprsitespelier, bpiltef
famlebe en- Del Soft, melt 9renge,
apOrof ubftinige if fig en- "Stpae".
= SObn Mc0uurrie bar ct tori
Dplas at gpeninssmuteriu!sr os auI
I'll lapefte prifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
Siaise 6rfuriion-Y riier

til Springfielb, Stt.,
pil blipe iolgt oper Rortb @eitern 2is
ne A.. 8. og 6. SUM- pad @runo at
5rapelers grotectipe QsIpoiations
QarsmsOe. @unitig 3ibsgr9nis for
R%eturnsring. l6enpsnb Dem til Qgens
ter paa Gbicago ano 9ortb NeItern
sSernbdne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27
T.. III. r11angcld,

Tsrste-K lasses Fotograforretning.
Alt up to date" paa Fotografiens
Omraade. Enhyer Art forsterret Ar
bejde udferes / Blyant, Pastel eller
BLAIR, Nandfarye. NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-27

,DanTferen" ubtommer bber Sirss
bag og Srebag os fofter fun $50
darlig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
0er Semtfd,e WesdStae

Die Miebereinberitfung Des Neihass
tags lit fir Mitte SffDbsr IL Musfiht
qenon1men iporben; aub Der preuBis
fhe 2anbtdg fou bulD tDiebsr 5uianz
mentreten, um bic gandlDorlage dlif>
aunebmen, Der tpenigitens Elm Sbeil
als felbitdnbiges Broieft berporgeben
foG. Dem Heihstdg iDerbsn BON
gDi6tigtett in eriter Reihe bic Dams
belsbertr1ge Dorliegen, BON benen Der
nit Hum1nien in ben lnterhdnoluns
gen am ipeite1ten gebieben lit. @tneis
elbebliden MntbeiI an Der Mrbeit peg
Rei6stages pirb audi biesmal iDteDer
bic So3ialpDlitif bednfpruhen. 3us
nGhit tpirb als tpeIentliderJOrtf1
in Grfiilung elmer alien 5Drberung
Der gtei4spertretuna bieier cine 8efs=
Bespprlage fir Ginfiihrrng bes 5ebns
ftHnbigen Normalarbeitstoges anges
Zen. Die BON bem Rei6sfdn5ler lelz
ner3eit dngeorbnete Grbebnng Der 5us
triftnipeftoren iiber ben 3ebnitunOefl<
tag fir sSabrifdrbeiterinnen bat Deit
iiberaeueenben 8etpeis fir bie gubS
lt9feit unb bic Notbpenbigfeit isiner
@infiibrung erbradbt. Snfolgebehen
mar sunG9it beab1ihttet, cine babin%
gebenbe 8orldee benz &ei6stage 5ugez
ZEN 81 laHen. Sa jebo4 in Mrbeitge<
bertreiien betpnt ipurbe, bab ber3ebns
iiunbentas fir tpeiblid1e Nrbeiter nad9
Ter SreantI Iatton Der 8etriebe in ben
neiiten sFGllen AUDI ben 3ebnitnnbens
tag fir 2lrbeiter nadb fidb Siebei1 miii=
fe, 10 tpirb ii6 borausfihtlih Die WDrs
laee gu eirem 8orf6lag ouf ginfiih=
r,lng zines allgerneinen 5ebnitiinofgen
Qrbeitertases fir Gabrifarbeiter err
ipeitern unb bur6 @etpdbruns eirler
ousrei6enbsn 1ebersangs5eit ben Nr~
teitsebern bic WiOslihteit gegeben
tperbeh, lire 8etriebsber1dltniifs ben
terGnberten 8ebingunsen an5updiien.
Weiter tpirb ii9 Der Net9stag nit f..
nanatellen Sragen gu befaiIsn baben,
bic tpegen Der 8ertbeilung Der 8eldz
flung cine erobe ioatalpolitif6e Be-
teutung baben. Die Menberung Der
8ieriteuer gum 59uB Der fleinersn
8etriebe, tpirb bic ginleitung az Der
Grf6lieBung euerSteuerquellen tper@
Cen, bic febr ret9li9 flieBen miiiIen,
ba neben ben 9eeresforberunsen eine
Jlottenborlage tommen tpirb. Die glo@
Belle gum 9Oriengeieb lit in ben GoT@
mtfiionsberatbunsen alt @nbe sefiihrt
tporben unb pirb pabrIheinlicb in
ter berGnberten Sorm sur 5tpeiten 2e@
iung nor bas plenum fpmmen. Oa=
gesen tpirb bic Reform Der Militdrz
penitonsgeiebgebung, bic mod unbDllz
enoet i'm 8unbesratb liegt, in Der
nG9iten 2agung taum gu ertnarten
letn, I'm 10 tpeniger. als nit ibr neue
ftnan5ieae Gerpflid,tungen berbunben
fein tuiiroen;a bic bic Rei9sfaiie ieBt
nt6t au traeen bermag."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
WniTcrnaote.

Cine Mufteritobt ipn bemnG9ft i'm
@robber3ost6um SeFen entiteben.
Cine 8augeiel19aft, bic it9 in 9rdnt@
furt q. M. gebilbet bat, min eine alien
Qnforberungen in gefunbbeitli6er unb
Gitbetiiher 8eaiebung entfpre9enbe
neue Stabt griinben. Nabe BEL Sranfz
furt auf benz @ebtete bes beIiiIher
Stdbt9ens Sprenbltnsen 1o[l Der Gez
oanfe pertpirtlt9t tperben, bdnt bem
Gntgegenfommen Der beIiif6en Regie@
rung, bic Elm 30 5ettar groBes Malbz
scbtet aus benz groBberoogli6en SAINT
ltenbeiB NIT 9enebmigune bes 9roB=
ber5ogs gu billtsem preis our 8ersl
fligung geteat bat unb bur9 8ertrGse
bofiir Gorge trug, baB Spefulationss
gef9dfte unb 8obenipu9er ousge>
I9loffen bleiben. Na6 einbeitli1er
Grunbtbee foll bic neue Mnlage emporz
tpa9fen unter 8eriidIt1tigung ber
notbpenbtgen Dffentli9en 9ebGube.
fbDner Straben5iiee unb pldBe unf
CHER berienigen @inrihtunsen bes
StGbteballes, bic fir @eiunbbeit uni
Moblbefinben Der 8epobner bic mel
tefaebenben 8iirgi6aften bietsn. @ol
tieIen @eii6tspunften aus bal be
Profefpr Der Nr6itettur an Der ted
nii9en 9o9f9ule au Darnitabt
piiber, ben 2aseplan fir bic neu
Stdbt enttporfen, unb tpenn bic Gin
beitli9tett Der oberen 2eitung getpabr
bleibt unb bic 8ebinguns elmer gs
i6madbollen unb praftiI9en 9anfpeii
burdsefiibrt lpirb, 10 barf man alIer
binss geIpannt ieit, in tpel9er Mi
Die Sbee, etne Muiterdnlage be
Gtdbtebaues au eriinben, iia in b
@irfli6feit iiberfeBen ldBt. Sin gle
der @ebanfe folI btdbt bei Oarmitdi
CUR Nusfiibruns fommen, in elm
lanbf9aftlib tpefentli1 reisbolIers
@egenb als bel 5ranffurt. Sci Niebe
RamitabtzSratfu, mo fi9 Der tDei
@usblid Dffnet auf bic lanssefredt
Sbenipalbberge, rings bon Wdlb I'm
geben, bon Darmftabt 81 Gtunb.
entfernt nnb bernnG1f burh /
StlubeHpu1H ultI tVlt UClUuHptlts
bic Stele getpGblt, mo bic ,@arte
ftabt" entiteben Ioll. 0ieIelben @run
fdBe tpie Bel benz 5ranffurtsSprer
ltngerzplan tperben audi ba Geltll
flnben. Cine 3onfnrreria 5tpifd
beiben 11nternebmunger ipirb niht
befiir9ten 1ein. Mefne bapon
6efen MusIi9ten duf @elingen hdf
irtrb, TT f9iper borausaufdgerl; iid
TT, baB fur Die GroBftabt syrnnffl|
Der 8efib elmer @drtenftabt in rtGdf
Mdbe ipertbboner unb nDtbiger 1T,
fir bas obnebin tpeitrdumig geba
Oarmfabt, mti ieiner bebDrallg
2cge unmittelbdr OH ben MuslGufl
fes Sbenpulbes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13

sSSH elmer Depsffe an ben 9d
fpriht RurDpatfin bon ieinerl ,trfl
reihen Miidauge". Das rGhfte 3
tpisb er banfl tuobl benglusbrad ST
reiGt GluHt" gebrdudef.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
yropins $6retiess.

2eDsf9ub. Sn DeutlGsNeus
fir9 brannte bic nit grnteborrdtben
eefiillte S9eune bes 8auern Neubert
Els auf bic l1mfaifungsmauern nie>
Der.
ObIau. syn Der Miible gu sSdb=
hprf ipurbe i'm Meinigungsraune Der
"a Sabre alte Miinersefelle Seinrih
Miiller tobt alfsefunben. Das Sc
MD mar ibm gebroden unb am Rppfe
fanben ficb bebeutenbe Auetf9ungen
bpr. Mubrfdeinli9 iit Der Nerunz
gliidte beim Ghmieren bon bernSriebz
tperfe erfdBt linb gerdbert tporben.'
Dppeln. 102 Sabre ait lit Der
sSnbalibe Woitbnet geipprben, Der in
Denlbip hieifgen Rreifes geitorben lift.
pleb. Beim @runbfhadtausbe=
ben fir Bic WerIdberrampe am Habn<
bof DrSefde ftiir5te eine GrbiAi1t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13

RaItbrunn. - 6fet fam Der
BEL Der Nidenbabnzl zltnternebmung an=
seitelIte glettrotednifer Sui. pbil.
Molles bon 2aufanne nit Der Start
itromleitung in 8eriihruns unb tpurbe
iofort getObtet.
st. @allen. Muf ben 8erz
gen bel S4Gnnis 1T bic 73ziGbrige
Wittpe 3abner bein 9eerenf,lmen
iiber einen Gelfen gu 9pbe aeshxat.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
MORE LAND FOR
HOMESTEADERS
QUARTER OF A MILLION ACRES
COMING INTO MARKET.
Date of Opening Will Be June is,
When Filings Can Be Made in the
Duluth, Cass Lake and Crookston
Districts-Homeseek Will Not
Have to See the Land Before Filling.

Duluth, Mimi, April 25.-Formal an
nouncement will be made to-day by w. A.
Richards, commissioner Of the general
land office of the date and conditions
under which about 100000 acres Of agricul-
tural lands in. the Chippewa Indian res
ervations Of northern Minnesota will be
opened for homestead entry The date of
the opening is to be June 49,, and as the
lands are distributed in three land dis
tricts, Duluth, Cass Lake and Crookston,
there are three simultaneous rushes in
prospect.
All homesteader has to do is to satisfy
himself of the character of piece of land
and then file first upon 1t il possible under
the homestead law.
Diamond Match Company Defeated.
Judge Morris of the federal court has
made his decision in the case of the Dia-
mond Match company against the Union
Match company for alleged infringement
Of patent in the ownership and operation
Of match making machines. The decision
was a sweeping one and left the Diamond
people no leg to stand on. 1t is expected
that the Diamond Match company will
pursue the contention to the court of last
resort. s
Reunold Valliere, % years old. was
crushed to death under logs on a rollway
on the, Waskai river. A wife and one
child survive him.
Knife Drops on Mans Head.
A remarkable accident happened to T.
w. Mccarthy, railroad brakeman, last
night. Mrs. Irene Burke, who lives In
rooms overlooking the avenue, had kept
window open during the day with q
butcher knife. Last evening she went tc
shut the window, and in taking the knife
out dropped it and it fell outside. The
knife dropped point downward and struck
Mccarthy in the top of the head, pene-
trating the skull. He was unconscious
three hours, and physicians have doubt OF
his recovery.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
We Paid 100000

for the American rights to Liquozone-the
highest price ever paid for similar rights
on any scientific discovery. We did this
after testing the product for two years
through physicians and hospitals in this
country and others. We tested it in thou
sands of the most difficult cases obtain
able and cured with it every disease
which was considered incurabIea The re-
suits of those tests, published everywhere
Jas they were, altered the worlds whole
theory of disease.
We paid that price because Liauozone
does what nothing else known can ac-
compiish. 1t will cure more sickness, end
more suffering and save more lives than
AN the drugs combined. And it is abso-
1utely impossible, SO far as any man
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
HARNESS DEALER FAILS
Fergus Falls Landmark Removed
Henning Marshall Wins Suit.

FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-Thorwald A. Olson.
a harness dealer of Battle Lake. this county
filed a Netition in bankruptcy, placing his assets
at 81 7SS of which $500 is exempt and his
liabilities at So, 539.S7. Scheffer g. Rossum. p.
R. l.. Hardenbergh & Co., and Carr & Thomas
of ST. Paul, and Dodson. Fisher Brackin & Co.,
Hubbard Bros. Manufacturing company and G.
J. Hongood of Minneapolis are among his twin
The annual meeting of the Red River presby-
terry was held in Evansville. Rev. w. H. Lig-
gett retired moderator and Rev. j. D.. Strauss
Of Dora, this county, was elected to succeed
him. Rev James Godward of Elbow Lake, and
L. e. Koenig of this city were elected dele
gates to the general assembly in Buffalo, N. Y,
The case of Charles Aygarn vs. John Halvor-
son occupied all day in the district court here.
Halyorson is the village marshal at Henning, and
on the day following the Parkers Prairie bank
robbery he arrested Charles Aygarn, Fillmore
county land who was looking over the
in jail and sued Halvorson for 81 500 for false
Imprisonment The jury returned verdict for
Halyorson.
The United Norwegian Lutheran church edifce
was sold yesterday to SEVERN Larson, who
will remove it. Louis Renson, who put in the
foundation in 1875, is the only member of the
congregation still living here, and he deputed
Saturday to remove the corner stone, which he
laid twenty nine years ago. The building will
he replaced by handsome brick edifce.
Boys caught with rifles have been given sus-
pended sentences during the past two years, but
this year the local humane society announces
that every boy who Is convicted of shooting q
bird will serve Jail sentence.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
PUNY CHILDREN.
Parents Should Know How to Keep
Children Well-Expert Advice
by Minneapolis Druggists.

"We do not wish to blame any Of
our friends for that which they cam
not help, but sometimes when we see
delicate and puny children, we can
not help feeling that parents parents are are
Voegeli Brothers Drug company,
during a recent interview.
IF we could only make all fathers
and mothers In Minneapolis regard
what we say, especially if their little
ones are delicate, how glad they would
be afterward. They can make their
lay a foundation stone in their little
lives that will give them JOY and hap
piness in years to come and they will
become strong and hearty men and
women. If they will only believe what
we say about Vinol and follow our adj
vice."
Remember, Vinol contains all the
active curative principles taken direct
ly from fresh Gods livers without
grease or oil, and it's taste is delicious,
and that is what gives it such power
to assist the stomach Of the little ones
to properly assimilate the food which
they eat. 1t is the means by which
rich, red blood Is made; strong bone
structure is built; hard, firm flesh It's
sue Is created, and healthy, sound
nerves maintained.
Mrs. Jennie Perse. 169 Newman
street. Mansfield, Ohio, says:
IT wish to add a few words of
praise for vinol. My little boy was
very much run down. so much SO
that he had to leave school. He real
ly was a mere shadow. I decided to
give him Vinol, and he is rapidly
gaining flesh. I wish to recommend
Vinol to every mother who has puny,
ailing children"
Not only for children but for adults
do we recommend Vinol as the great
est strength creator and rebuilder OF
health, without reservation, and stand
prepared to refund all money to those
who do not find absolute satisfaction
in its use. Voegen Brothers Drug Co
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
COMMISSIONERS NEW RULES
Same Brand for Cattle and Horses
VIII Not Be Accepted.

PIERRE, s. D-The state, brand commission
has adopted a rule which will be of interest to
the users of brands. BY the new rule the same
brand for both cattle and horses will not be
accepted The reason for this change is that
it causes great confusion when the same brand
is used both classes of stock. and the owned
sells the one class alone with the
brand. In several such cases there
have been disputes over the right to use
the best policy to refuse to register the same
the brand, and 1t has been decided that 1t Is
the best policy to refuse to register the samee
brand for both classes of stock.
DR.. @. NJ. Young of the state university, who
has been director of the National Educa tional
state Superintendent G. W. Nash has been
selected to fill the place.
The state educational department will recon-
bend that eighth grade examinations be held or
uniform dates in the different counties Super
intendent Nash Is comforting with county super
intendents to the bese date.
The trains which carried the excursion crowds
tits week brought about $50 land seekers to this
city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
First Bottle Free.

II you need Liquozone and have never
tried 1t, please send us the coupon below.
We will then send you an order on your
druggist for Soc bottle, and will pay your
druggist ourselves for 1t. This applies to
any sick one who doesn't know what
Liquozone is, but not to those who have
used 1t.
The acceptance Of this gift places you
under no obligation whatever. Our object
is to convince you; to let the product itself
show you what 1t can do. This method
seems to us better than testimonials, bet
ter than arguments.
This very offer should convince you that
Liquozone does as we claim. We would
certainly not buy a bottle and give 1t away
if there was any doubt Of results II you
want those results--if you want to be well
Jet us. at our expense, show you the
way Send the coupon to-day, for this Of
fer will not be continuous.
Liquozone costs soc and 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
TURNED DOWN
A HOME Man
GOVERNOR MCBRIDE SECURES
SPOKANE'S DELEGATION.
Ridpath, the Local Candidate, De-
feated in the County Convention
Two Others Endorsed for State Posi-
tons, One for Treasurer and One
for Justice of the Supreme Court.
special to The Journal.

Spokane. Wash, April 25.-The Spo-
kane county republican convention met
this afternoon to select delegates to the
state convention, to be held this week.
Tho Colonel Ridpath, Spokane man, was
a candidate for governor, he was not in
dorsed, and the convention sends delegates
pledged to the denomination of Governor
Mcbride
This is the end Of sharp local fight.
The convention also presents to the state
convention the name of H. G. Grove,
now state senator, as a candidate for the
state supreme bench, and of w. M. Shaw,
a prominent local banker, for state treas
urer.
There is very little sentiment in this
part Of Washington for w. r. Hearst, and
the state will doubtless go for Judge Par
ker. .....
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25

nothing else known which will do that
Any drug that kills germs is a poison, and
it cannot be taken internally. For that
reason medicine is practically helpless in
any germ disease. Liquozone is SO certain
that we publish on every bottle an offer
of 81, 600 for disease germ that it can
not kill.
The reason is that germs are vegetables
and an excess Of oxygen-the very life OF
an animals deadly to vegetable matter
Liquozone acts in the blood like an excess
| of oxygen gas. No germ can escape it.
and none can resist it; yet, to the human
body 1t Is more helpful and vitalizing thar
any other product known.
| A germ disease must end when the
germs are destroyed. And all the skill ir
the world cannot cure such q trouble
| while those germs exist
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
: What Liquozone Is.

Liquozone Is not medicine. It Is not
made by compromising, drugs, not made
with alcohol. The virtues OF Liquozone
are derived solely from gas-largely oxy-
gen gas-by process requiring immense
apparatus and IA days time. To make
one cubic inch Of Liauozone we use 1,25o
cubic inches Of gas. The process has, for
more than 20 years, been the constant sub
ject of scientific and chemical research.
The result is product which does what
oxygen does Oxygen is the natural nerve
food the blood food. the scavenger of the
blood It is the very source of vitality.
the most essential element Of life But
oxygen is gas. so unstable that an excess
cannot be held in the blood. Liquozone Is
concentrated and stable. It carries its
virtues into the blood to go wherever the
| blood goes. It brings to every nerve CEN
ter, and to every tissue, yitaiizing tonic.
with which no other known product can
compare
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
AGRICULTURAL COURSE
School of Commerce at Gustayus
AdOIphus Establishes One.

ST. PETER. MINN.-The school of commerce
at Gustayns Adolphus has taken an important
step forward in that it has established an agricul
tural course in connection with the commercial
course. The course will be identical with the
bachelor Of commerce course except in book.
keeping and office practice where the following
will be substituted:
Farm Observation-Disclosures enough work ant
practice to keep ordinary accounts Of the farm
and to do business with banks, elevators. storage
houses and railway companies with intelligence
Practical Farming-Including lectures on mois
ture soil requirements for different grains, seet
bed. humus, fertilizers and drainage.
Live Stock-Including lectures on the proper
breeding. food and care, of horses, cattle, swine
and sheep.
Gardening. poultry and horticulture viii alst
receive attention, but towards the close Of thu
year. ,-s- 80
The course will be given January, February
and March. -..i..l ri
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
CUTTING is CONCLUDED
Superintendent OsNeiu Reports Cut
and Receints for Season

CAsS LAKE,. MINN.-All the logging camps
have concluded their cutting for the winter, and
April there was scaled 4,353573 feet of Norway
pine, which brought $21. 34O.23. The total OF
Norway cut since operations commenced under
the Morris law has been 16, 1863 80 feet amount
ing to $50, 1919.
White pine cut for the month of April wa:
1851. S51 feet. for which there was collected
$4s,O59.75. The total Of white pine cut to date
is 26,063, $50. bringing $163 570. 49, Jack pine
The grand total Of both Norway and White pin,
cut under the sales of timber made at the Cas-.
Lake land office to date is AZ, 9746 feet. fo
which S246, 623.17 was collected. The total fo
the month of April was II 800, $50 feet of boti
Norway and white pine, amounting to SEQ, 4213 50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-25
MEXICAN CATTLE DIE
100 Being Shipped Into Canada Thru
Drought Fall by Wayside.

ABERDEEN, s. D.--Five thousand Mexican
cattle are being shipped thru here to the Cana
dian northwest over the Milwaukee road The
animals are from the districts in old Mexico
where the drought Is most severe, and they are
terribly emaciated
Fight hundred animals were unloaded here for
feeding and held for week account of wash
outs on the Canadian Pacific. Over one hundred
died. being too weak to recuperate.
The casting OF lots for alderman Of the. third
ward In Aberdeen to decide the tie between the
democratic and republican candidates resulted In
Wood Harrington, democrat winning l. ID.
Davies. This makes the council Ave republicans
to three democrats. Alderman Zrbes of the
third ward has resigned He will be chief of 20.
lice under Mayor AIdrich. -