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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31

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at muligt llnberffuO peb en- alminbes
Zig ipbIt Snbuftris Og 9unobrugsuos
fitting / 0oriens i 1905. ubftinin.
GEN, bportil Snitidtipet er td9et At
6anbelsforeningen Og 9udnop9rfers
foreningen / 0oriens. bill fomne
til at bare / ca. 6 Tiger o9 tomne
til at itad ddben for llbitiaere fra
6ele SDndnb, ligeiOm bet p9iau Ct
pddtantt at gioe plab5 for laaoans
ne neutrality-suspicious. fra be sOri
ee Dele at 9an6et, fom maa ii9es
al bare farlig 8etponing for bdnit
SnbuItri % 6adnOb9rt / i'm gel
heo. Gil ubItiaingen Ttal ieges
fnnttet en- R9tte SersllbItininger
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t%uItur. 6ifteri, 6isrtre, giapI %
6unbeopbr1tnine; ON muli9t pil
man Oesuben forunftalts ct itsrrs
0pritue afbOlot.
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Sra 9siOen fripes til a5aubOrg
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8pioen BAR pda 5i1eri / 9inebelt
paa 2~inegrunben, tom en- areuturs
hamper meo en- 2Ggter pua Sl15
obre fra SlesbigtBIten, bporfru Der
bleb uolosIet 9rsaturfroppe. 81
fterne bleo BELT %forbapiebe. De tuns
be life beoribe, bOao bet par, Der
tIep bepet ooerboro. De roche ida
nnrmere % faa, at bet bar be6e
&reaturer, fom 6uben bar flaaet al.
og pdu De Stntter, 5iiferne bar /
0rrheben ar mnngleos gagtroppen.
0st er formooentIig be brufneoe
&reaturer fra Qabenrda, Der er
iimiot 10. vi tan pere aloo fot
Stormen; ben bar moi orepet benz
nsb ab giferfseu. iaa at Ri bIiper
fri for at bare Dem bribenbe / bore
5arponbs.
Wpens Stint bar ifslge Be
retninger til oMsens 5oIteblab"
liot ioo me9st PED ben II lie Storms
hob. Ct aDIten mango Steber tnsp
fal rare til {. 9sntsnoe. Stere
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.ar ~ itor. g.:s.. : ~1si.-
tprtet i 6aost. Ste minoff ifaI
bet on-s 9ooet N oDer ben ibhniife
Qinetlint.
1prening.n mob Qoobes
ffptteIfs for Il abeIigbeb
bar i S;sie 9cg: -s...'. en- 5enpsns
beIie til 9egsrine Og Rigsbag / I'm
Iebnins af bet at Sufti.sminiittr
! Ql6erti i 2an6stbinget foreIogte
Qcsforita9 til MobarbeibeIie at
uiaseligbeb og psnerif Smitts. 3
benns 6enbenbeIfs ubtules 9irTa.
Ming III Gouforilagst ON Wobarbej
belie of offsntL!5 Giaoelio9sb Og be-
,.,riIf Smi!!e : Mfminoslidbeb. men
5..ea;.ssa -s-s- Gs!2nisahso pee
5oriIugsts geitemmelie ON Strofen
for ben, der BELT eIer oelDis ernas
Ter fig peo Issustist 2eDneb". bDils
fen gsifemmslfe RUNNER 5ure for
~utilbsrlig SHbtr9neen / pripatliOet.
ligeiom en- fulbtub efettio Strdfea
forfagninq pau bette puntt sr u.
mulie, og StruHen fun rummer
GDinben.
Qbresfen bleb ben 81. Dec. opers
raft SuftitsminiIter QIbsrti at IN
0eputation of 5oreningens gsftps
relfe, ~befausnbe Of aOmmunelarers
.inbe SRI. Qnne 8ruun, prattifersnbe
Cage SRI. u. Rsinborb og 5sjeftss
rstsdsfesfOr 6. 5. aurfeu. 5ormuns
ben, NmtsfOrpaltsr q. SoIcf. bar
Deb Sbeoom forbinbret fra at qiOe
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31
DuunturR


Miniftsr gbriften ems
Aerriers. 9i gsnopfriiter, M,
HriDer ,,Doebl.~. ba BET snoelig er
dtgiOri at 5. 6. gbriitsnisn bill
bIipe ben nps Reserings @bsf, Ct
por Data fra bennss u~f9bOanliee
5ssrriere:
q aar. OprinOtlig 9anbsbps
leret. SnbboIet / GoItetbtu9et
1890. gfter gbriItsn geres Dbl
ssrr for ben 8sre'Fs gruppe.
1895: 5ormonb for 5o~Itetbingets
spinansnobolg iensre RefOrnlz
pariiets qebsr eFter sofus 6egsz
brDes 5ratraben. 1901: anltusz
miuifsr - nj 8pnIeilspr9fibent.
. nfirmati J
Itn. % 9oaiten i 4ar foIoer
pssst fen, oe Den orbiners apnfrz
~matiensSag oerfpr fsrf oil falbe
psa 80. Qpril, os faaleOes TOM
nj u~miooslbart fer Stiftsoo9, bar
9ifoppsn ooer Suns Stift ifg.
,,5gns GtiFtstib.@ gipst be greiier
/ etiftef. Der efter Samraab meo
Reniabeosraaoet maotte Bnife bet,
3iHooeIie til i Qor at bpIoe 5ors
INSTRUMENTATION pua gulmeisnoa9
ben is. QpriI.
Danftt Misfion9rer til
pprt Qrtbur. Gil BORT Or
ibnr a~frsiier | Moi maaneb Miss
Fonspraft 6erb Oe hans MsbbiaIs
prrt gbriftenfen og Mabfen. DE-
bprer FIR 5ioen tliniifs 5or~el9sninz
ger bos 9rof. Grit Jabsr og tag,r
Rnrius i ainefif bos Torfatteren
asne Mathifonz 6unien.
Den itort ODtrfpBmmeiz
IL poa Amoeer. Samtli9e
Bpmenb ira Dc fobelibte Spg1e
pea Nmager bar nu, efter at han
sf BEN pripoteneoeerebe Bombing
aingsinginisr bar unoeriggt ben me
BEGINNINGS formentliee StpIb / "a
itHrcFea IS aS.alt. Ct eI!1.ts
&rrmnin9 ma er9ss ~ osn eE=
enifis: @---!15 a., = Garss; IT,
Ice az. At 90 sar / S.anr =!
~ arc "a Der * scsdIe Dioer
tsfsmt re +! e.rnsm bsres iuri-
sifk e~Onful.nt, 6r. SDerretsfugffz
sr cDpf.ieH, at forfsloe Sogen biz
sers- Ger oil at Rettsn blibe uo=
reDut Monb iii at bebsmme eta
sens Marfoe % tag. 6ten opsr De
NAB, Der bar oaret TAT unber SoI..s
poBb. Nngooenbs be eonsmrnb.
hsr MI bIioe t-aet i 5orTao. fan
saonu intel meb BsFfemtbeb fees;
bet bfiptr bsIs punbbngningsfDnbigc
stUlf % bels aunbsmGnb. Goa
Trent 6etts liDpalu madtte fpmfne
n i oeientlia @rdb at FEMME
ftersna meb 5tnfsn til 81muin
sess SnbFnbelft pou 0psrYscmmei-
ier. .1@e- -naa. :. s3cEs.eIsatt
Z aTesre Sogsn / Minoeliebeb
mn n pnsfsnbe Sfobeserfnining;
/ mobfot silf9fbs bar mon til
4Hfet at fuefsoe 6doneuofenet ON
en- fnobon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31

Der forub intet bar BAIT meb ga
nens Administration at eare, fom
BEN babe 5io al 4aret Iigger ORE
/ 9sbenbdon, life tioIisere bar pn=
ret / no9en Sernbanebeitprede o9
intet ierIigt aenbItab bar til Den
Sla9s Soger.
8~rutnet poo RostiGbe'
5iorb. Sfsn pud Rostilbe Jjoro
bar oesoarrs SpnOag Gftermibbaa
tr9oet Ell 0fer. Ere unge Nennes
Ter bar gaaeOe ub peo Snolsbet til
aottingc for at ftpbe giloanbsr. 8e
laqoe besbqrre iffe W9rte til 8aa
gerne ! ben tpnbe So. pg 5sIgeR
bIeD. at en- al BEN. Cars QieIfen.
|folbt igsnnem. 6dn tunbe life
Iremme og Tom berfor burtiet I'M
Der 8anbet. Den enc at bans
Sammerater. Qnbsrs9arIen, fprang
Tirafs ub efter BAN og fl ogfoa 81
Par 9an9e fat, men mugtebe Dog
life at TIube BAN op; btt bier oefoo
forisst at reb0e BAN be6 at faite
ct aeb I'D til BAN, ban 1T itrats
3oo / bet. esa ma9.i9e lite G.
Eo!oe -: me- Iine palne 6anoer.
~Eoit ei,rS Gar. ga.;,1 : O.
II 40 :: lea 9s5st ~ Gee: eaa
csa 1yasa:oe, me1 ns. 6iep uni
Iigt at batgs mso 9am. 6a 9an nj
Gramb.. foa at oaiaa bette 3eo-
~ninasfprisn madtttt ssaioss.
9tn GOruIpttebe par ifla. yRos
tilbt @nis" ca. IS 4or.
$500 ar. unber Spife-
ia rmerguIbst. s 6reoaqs
bsbt en- eammeI partitulier I Ribe.
fbb. Murer Gbr. Rielien. Den
gomle nae life babe baft Oibere
5ibus til bore moSerns 9engein
fita.er. for unber fit Spifefammerz
sul0 bup6e ban nsbmuret $500 ar.
QfoBoe bar ingen 8sru, "a ba ban
5e5s9abts al itrante, oab ban enSaqz
fsrer Oplpsning ON Qsrgsssz
t@D~mmsr.o. 5 ssrbags oiep Der
cabinet for Statten. Deb at fer
ne Ell Bar 9rabber / 9ulpet og
opgraOe ct Oar Spanbs Sano.
ct Par inbmursbe pottsr,
bbori Der / bpsr par onbragt en-
glitfpunb of StsrreIfe fom en- file
R9Itefpunb. b9ffet meb en- Ssrn<
plabe. Spnnbenes SnbboIb b%eTtonr
ifsIse agefti. SociuIb." at Iutter
Sub pg SsIomsnter, 1410 ar.
Sub og Reiten / Sslb. Dan
5abbs uno,rtiben til i'm 5amiIie uo=
taft in 5pipl ON pengeinfitutsrne.
Disie 2800 ar. bar ban Ioa pinet
bope Ftret. pm bet fulbe ead galt,
tbi ban fdl ensrs efterlobe fa
omtrina oeb 10000 ar. FAINT IRE
gjenbomme.
5nobrub i ftore M agf
By atrfe. % Gropsrsn nsbI
Store Maglrbp airts 5irsbue ben
10. bs. fom oper / airten for ct
gre | Stonb til aonfirmotionen.
opbdg.be ban, at Der op til bet enc
airfeoinbue bar fat en- Stige. oe nj
IN Rube Der por Iaaet ub. gn n1rs
mere unberfseelfs pifs, at en- 9po
nb bsnne @ej por tommen inb II
Og berpou bobbe opbruct
gssierne, Tom imiblsrtib oltib tems
mes eftsr Ssnbnsens Sienefts og
fsleelig intet inbsbolbt. Der bar
lieelebes Spor Of. at ban bapbe fors
Isgt at Fnbe airtens be1iee Rar.
men oefud bisfe unbgit bans CT
terFtrabelier. bDorfOr ban omfibtr
bar mudttet sao I'm Del uben no<
6nfte. Saeen sr melbt til bet lof1fe
Bofitt.
ubftiffingen | 6orfens. g.
Tolfet6inaets llbpolq oadr meb til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31

5orfafffebe gnnfnnoiss
gn Mdferfpenb i9e
bsn6nbn, 9dlb. Rusmusfen forfeots
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31

Sernbansn pao be oan +
Der. @upsrs
mgr Rorblien bar | ODerensftemmelis
meb 4%norbnins of q. DIT. 1904
ON Qnlag os Drift uf en- Sernbuns
poo ct. groir mebbeli QttiefelFobet
plantagefelfubet Oanf 8eftinbisn
gneret til at dnlaees en- Sernbune
meIem gbriftianftsb oe 5reberitfsb
puu Ct. groir, fuoIebes at 8nnen
fsres foo n9r Tom muliet Ill bbert
Of 8pernes aunbinssIfsber. FAINT til
= ct Sibsrum of 80 Ior at bsnbtle
benns gone iii 8%eforbring af per-
foner os 9obs. Snbsn 6 Maunsbti
Ital 8ebi1ingsbnDerm gobtg6re for
Ginonsmintferen, at ben fornsrne
Mftiefupitdl er til Stebe. z mobTat
Sab er 9sOiflinssn furbrubt. On
leaet At gunsn Ttul bpre paobsgbnbt
inben 2 aar 90 fulofsrf inben 5qur.
TorfaIffebe ganfnnbiss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31

Gu piloe be fire !6errsr, iom re
prafentsreoe Staten, gerne bare
Sens 8uf til 6ormanO / 8eitn=
relfen. Sens BUT ieIO tal lite
BABE paret minoit i0rig. Def paaz
ituas enoug. at 6r. RielfensGr5n
al Miniiteriet baboe fadet 0rbre II
at femme paa Sens BUT. Scr
iuo at opnau ofgiOrt 6lertal ani=
creot man fig meO 8epraientunten
fer Oboer, 6erreosfulom9gtig
CONNER. MOB, at ban 1T glabfsn
iom RGfformanb.
8ermeo par mar / Soloeten.
Oct npttebe life, at De pprige 8
lotale Stemmer falbt paa gpbsei
CT Solicit, Der bar p9ret 5ormarb
/ 5orretningsubpalget Iige iiben
1899. bar giort ct meget tort Qrz
6eioe meo megen 5ibsIpiloe og
fremfor no9en anben | geitnreIIen
tenoer aIe Gntelt6eber peo gunen.
S%tatstasfens Repraientuntsr Be
uptteoe ii9 at beres prioile9erebe
@ulgret til Of paI9e Sens Buff.
Der foruo intet bar BAIT meb ga=
mems Administration at gere, fom
ben babe 5iO At aaret Iigger ORE
/ 9sbenhdon. life tibIisere bar pa=
ret / no9en SernbanebeitpreHe o9
intet iarligt aenbItab bar til Den
Sla9s Soger.
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11

exacted as to how the city should raise
the money whether by subscription or
park funds and no limit was placed on
the amount to be expended each year.
Mr.. Baird has had this offer in mind for
years. 1t is one of the best the city
has ever received. The accompanying
communications will explain fully the
projected improvements and when COM
pleted Austin will have one OF the pref
tiest and best park systems of any city
of our size in the west.
On motion of alderman Riley, the
proposition was received and COM
mittee consisting of aldermen Riley,
Hall and Padden was appointed to CO.
operate with members French, Fried
rich and Sutton Of the park board in
securing right of way for theriver
drive and in securing subscriptions.
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11

along line for planting purposes, adding
to the attractiveness Of the stretch Of
clear water which will lie between the
driveway and the park line. From the
Hayes addition to the cemetery strip
of land of varying width, as circum-
stances may indicate, will follow closely
along the shore line Of the hard ground
in such way that driveway may be
constructed back of the belt of natural
timbers that fringe the shore. Across
the cemetery course for the drive that
will not interfere too much thereon
must be secured till the north line is
reached. The north line is most fav
orable place for country road; crossing
the river by bridge and connecting
with the Litchfeld road. The east line
of park should follow parallel with the
driveway and few feet east of it along
the top of the low bluff, till north line
Of Packing House tract is reached,
where they should leave the higher
ground and striking across the low por-
tions used as a pasture, cross to a small
island, thence to another one, thence to
main land and track of Great Western
at the head Of Hickory street, thus pas
sing several hundred feet from the
Packing House with a bayous of open
water between The total length of
driveway would be 24 miles.
FRANK h. NUTTER.
Landscape Architect.
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
Full OF Tragic Meaning.

Are these lines from J. II. Simmons,
of Casey, La. Think what might have
resulted from his terrible cough if he
had not takenthe medicine about which
he writes: II had a fearful cough, that
disturbed my nights rest. | tried
everything, but nothing would relieve
it, until I took DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for C Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
which completely cured me- Instant
II relieves and permanently cures all
throat and lung diseases; prevents grip
and pneumonia. At Z. Q. Wold's, the
druggist; guaranteed; Soc and $1.OO.
Trial bottle free, s:
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
IMPROVED PARK
SYSTEM.
Lyman ID. Baird flakes Magnificent
Offer to the City of Austin-The
Sum of 5000 for City
Park Purposes.

Those who attended the meeting of
the city council Friday evening were
treated to great surprise. Lyman D.
Baird, in behalf of himself and wife,
offered to give the city $1,000 for the
beautifying Of the Lake Lincoln park
at the head of Main street and the
opening of boulevard along the river
bank from the Waterworks park to the
cemetery on both sides of the Cedar,
the city to expend an equal amount for
the same object. No conditions were
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
Some SeasOnable Advice.

1t may be piece of supert1uous ad-
wise to urge people at this season of the
year to lay in a supply of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is almost
sure to be needed before winter is over,
and much more prompt and satisfac-
tory results are obtained when taken as
soon as cold is contracted and before
it has become settled in the system,
which can only be done by keeping the
remedy at hand. This remedy is so
widely known and so altogether good
that no one should hesitate about buy
ing it in preference to any other. 1t is
for sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11

of land has appealed to me on account
Of it's manifest adaptbility for improve
ment for park purposes and I have at
one time or another called the attention
of my Austin friends to this fact. An
other reason for such treatment of this
land in question is that if neglected in
the future as in the past, it will become
the dumping grounds of the city and
therefore not only be an ''eye sore' to
all discerning minds but a menace to
health also.
To my mind the improvement Of this
area for park purposes should be along
very simple lines, and if, at any time
it is desired to use ornamental formality,
flower beds, etc, these should be rel
egated to some Of the smaller parks or
squares of the city. Here. about the
only thing to be done will be to clear
out the channel and bayous so they may
fill with clear water, using the material
thus obtained to construct the drive
ways, to subgrade, to fill up the islands
as to be ready for the subsequent plant
ing and to dress up the rough portions
Of the shore line
While am not at this time IN posi-
tion to make any estimate Of cost, it
can safely be said that the expense in
comparison to the results obtained will
be small.
The first thing to be accomplished is
to secure as far as possible, the land and
all Of it, that may be required to COM
plete the improvements the actual work
Of construction may then be taken up as
circumstances may permit and extended
over term Of years.
The experience Of other cities proves
that the establishment of such park as
this even if only partially improved,
will not only add to the value of the ad-
joining property. but to the attractive
ness and reputation CT the whole city as
place Of residence.
With the aid of the map the Park
scheme may be outlined as follows: Be-
ginning at the present Water Works
park driveway will pass under the
track Of the G. & G.. W. railroad and
turning westerly, skirt the margin of
the water, partially on filed ground
and partially along the top Of the higher
bluff till the foot of Main street is
reached. Here another entrance will
be had directly from the heart of the
city. Thence crossing one Of the chan
nels the driveway may pass along on
of the islands till it crosses again to the
main land at the rear of Hayes addition
where an entrance from Lansing avenue
may be secured. 4
=. Along this section the rear line of lots
facing on Lansing avenue will form
boundary line Of park and by dredging
of the channel adjacent to this line, 3;
border of varying width may be made
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
TAKE NOTICE.

It will be to your personal advantage
for you to keep this in mind if you
have any use for fine piano in your
home, as have just received instruc-
tions from two of the largest manufac-
turers of pianos in the United states to
hold Special Sale for thirty days at
reduced prices on their pianos and With
directions not to be undersold. Terms
to suit purchasers. Call soon and get
a good piano at bargain at my old
stand, 125 Main street, Austin.
~@# M. j. KEENAN,, Manager.
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
A Chapter on the Hog.
From the Waseca Radical

From the Waseca Radical
The idea prevails that any fool can
raise hogs, hence no care in studying
new breeds and methods. But my ex-
perience raising and feeding hogs for
twenty years on section 1, town of
Freedom, Waseca county, Minn., has
learned me better than that. The hog
is emphaticallV a grass eater and he
must have good summer pasture to
make him profitable. This swine in
terest is one of exceeding great impor-
tance, It brings into the pockets of
farmers directly more money than is
derived from the sale of horses, cattle
and sheep combined.
Look it up, brother farmers, take the
reports of the chamber of commerce Of
Cincinnati, take also the very admir-
able work of F. D. Colburn, entitled
'sSwine Husbandry,' take the reports
of states from the chamber of COM
merce of all the states and see if | am
misstating facts.
The truth is the hog is an important
cooperating factor in the management
of the farm. He is no drone in the
hive. He will not down at a sneer.
He utilizes the labor of the horse and
is the medium through which the
farmer oftentimes puts his produce in
to such shape as makes it not only
salable but profitable. He acts in one
regard in the capacity of middleman,
but differs from that divided parsonage
in this, that he returns all he makes to
the farmer without holding anything
for commission. What he makes for
his master is made for less capital than
is invested in other domestic animals.
While too, he does business on a
small capital, he is at all times ready to
assist in making money in the most
expeditions manner possible, he multi
plies and replenishes with amazing
rapidity and is prepared in few
months to meet any demand his master
may make upon him.
In growing pork it is of the utmost
Importance to use whenever practic-
able such feeds as will conduce to the
general health of the hogs while fatten-
ing them. At the same time I have
also learned that it behooves the swine
raiser to reduce the cost Of production
to the minimum. Both of these OBJ
jects may be obtained by the use of
succulent food. Clover and rape will
do this, but slough water and soft wind
will not. The latter makes very poor
hog pasture. It will not produce the
necessary bone and muscle to make a
good foundation, without which we
cannot have a profitable hog. :..~~s.g.
! Fat can be put on bones and muscle,
but bone and muscle cannot be. put on
fat. Clover will build good founda-
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
To Increase Grain Growers Profits.

To Increase Grain Growers Profits.
Prof. Thomas Shaw is recognized at
home and abroad as one of the great
est experts the world has yet produced
in all that relates to the practice and
and science of cereal culture. His
writings seem to warrant these aston
ishing statements:
1-Growers of wheat, corn, oats, rye,
barley or buckwheat can readily add
from to 20 per cent to their average
yield per acre each year.
2-Along with this increase in pro-
duction, will come improvement in
quality.
3-Larger yields of better quality
mean bigger profits, because.
4-These results need not require any
extra outlay of cash or labor.
Many farmers are anxious to CO.
operate to thus increase their profits.
If the movement becomes general, it
will add millions annually to the farm
ers wealth. Prof. Shaw agrees to un-
dertake an organization for this pur-
pose If enough of our readers are inter
ested to warrant him in so doing.
Those favorable to this idea should
write Prof. Thomas Shaw. St. Anthony
Park, Minn.: GAS grower ot-acres
of grain, would like to join your ef-
fort to increase grain growers profits
provided it does not call for extra cash
outlay on my part"
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
The following are the communica-
AUSTIN, MIMI, Oct. 6, 1905.

AUSTIN, MIMI, Oct. 6, 1905.
To the Honorable Council and Park
Board Of the City Of Austin:
My wife and I have decided to make
gift to the City Of Austin for the pur-
pose Of beautifying the low land, lying
in the north part Of the city and along
the river bank, from the Water Works
Park to the cemetery, provided the city
spend a like amount for the same pur-
pose. and to this end, we suggest that
the city, which now owns nearly all this
land, get control of a narrow strip on
each side of the river bank from the
present Water Works Park to the ceme-
terry, to be used for park purposes only.
This, together with the island and
water, as now owned by the city, could
be beautifed at very small expense,
and thus enhance the beauty Of the city
and at the same time improve the sani
tary condition.
We will give the sum of $1,000 for
this purpose, and the only condition
that will be imposed IS that the city
spend like amount Of money for the
same purpose.
This offer is good for use the coming
season either as whole or can be di-
vided over number of years. It being
understood that we furnish half Of the
money expended on this project each
year until the whole donation of $4,000
is exhausted. The money the city furn-
ishes to be provided by taxation or do
nation as the Park Board may provide.
I have, at my own expense, caused IL
rough sketch OF the proposed Park to be
drawn by Mr.. Nutter, of Minneapolis,
who is the same gentleman who plan
ned the lovely small parks we now have
and who also planned our beautiful
cemetery.
1 submit to you with this proposition,
his sketch and letter written by him on
the subject.
LYMAN D. BAIRD.
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11

tion. Many make the mistake Of let
ting clover get too large before turning
in the hogs. The swine should be
placed in the field as soon as the clover
shows fair bite
W,D. ARMSTRONG,
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
Insomnia and Indigestion Cured.

Last year 1 had very severe attack
of indigestion. [ could not sleep at
night and suffered most excruciating
pains for three hours after each meal.
[ was troubled this way for about three
months when l used Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, and receiv-.
ed immediate relief" says John Dixon,
Tullamore, Ontario, Canada. For sale
by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11
T.. T. BAIRD. ESQ,

L. I. BAIRD, ESQ.,,
DEAR SIR: I send herewith plan
showing approximately the suggestions
I would make in regard to the improve
ment for park purposes of the portion
of the valley of the Cedar River, ad-
joining your city, that we inspected on
Monday Of this week. It should be
bourn In mind that this drawing is by
no means accurate, being compiled from
two or three maps of doubtful accuracy,
and filed in to certain extent from
my recollection of what I saw while
walking or riding over the grounds.
I forward this map for your consider
alton with the greatest pleasure from
the fact that ever since first visited
Austin, some 9 or 10 years ago, to lay
out the new cemetery this special tract
Mower County transcript., 1905-10-11

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets, All
druggists refund tho money IL it fails to cure,
Is. W. drove's sl9oara re is0n each box. 25c.