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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

S~zanoW VI y,l1 a s,loto \.
nentoW Wiarrulls,aa pro t1l
simly, ably 'lll i -
.dzej uisc Gill sic y 2 ma
lezytosci "a W Via lf',
DO. \ ggazestta a' kl'i'ol'syztulie'.
wiele pi sic ii kt6a
re my placid ml, aus il
r%egu1|llsa',rnie q n. PAPER,
druk, dz zi'e raw Q
botnikom ltp., ola lila
tego q gazette mu l.
simy sic dlo'pomina6
zapiaty prosimy ably
Isl Szanowni abo-
n men IL: "a t tl'a nla-
Gill.
Wydawnict,uo Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
Ma PONIEDZIAKKOWE pc.

4 $500. #=. V.I-. aE +-arEa.L EyEFL5 5000 ~ la HrEr 2|
MA PO~NIEDZIAkKOWE pc,
siedzenie rady miejskiejj stawi{f sic
DR.. Pritchard i m6wif odnosnie do
przyjetej novel uchwafy W sprawiies
podszukiwania know i sprzedazy
mleka i smietanki. DR.. Pritchard
twierdzi, IL w%1asciciele kr6W .niesssaa
przeciwni rewidowaniu bydla,s Pc
niewaz to ich zapewni zsaabtsezpiecszJy
ma p~rzyszfosc lecz ze oni uwazajae
obecna pore rokuza n niece u
do robienia prob. 2 powodua ggora9c &C.
go powietrza temperature z 'rie'r ;
iestnie noramlnq, lie lepiej atrzymn;aad
sic : wypr66bowaniem do jesii'eanfiiL.,
zyczenie wiekszo6ci bedziee wype.f-.
None, a " przypadkach gdzie hyde
bedzie mialo podeejrzany wyggllaad,.
wypr6bowgaln1iie naasttaaepi natyyclhlm b hast
To jednak mic ME ma do czyy mic )
wyproboWaniem m mlec j smie7
tank, kt6rych rewizyaSn astagpii ma
tychmiast, skl,oro tylkouchwaftaal 20 q
stanie prawo-mocna, Cd Ego lip'ccasL.,s
Ma p,oprzednim posiedzesn,iiaulsrsadelyy,
miejskiej na;czelnlliilk az ' stray ppozadrTnejj
zwp1rr65ei} uwaggee srraa4tJy mniiejjskieejj ma,
lose prochu ! ldynlaa,lmnliittuBs utrzyymyywa-
IA sprzez sprrz'esdajsecyych W. miescie
Radni oddai &c sapraWgee Y rece Exc sko-
5m11liitetu prawa 4 ma ostatnlipemml Epposgi PEI.
|dz z,esllii alderman Bruskki, jake pre- pre-
wodlniiczacyy]k zl om ,it,et l5 Izdal sspraWs 1l''
DAME, kst6re zatrwolziyyaffoo nllipeskt6'ryy 'cclha:
aldermano6ws olbtNe.colnyytchk 85.z
MI Alderman SSBrruuiskkii q vii i Y. %
czas zwieedzaaanliia .5z1nalazl zalmriast 95
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

EsEsG&.hrT g&SI.SS SuEsN&S+.A
.ffuun,t6bw'sslp nrochlu, wyyysszsczeggolniionnlylo slI
~ lu1cehIlwsTalee,..zzn1lasllazI jjesddlnllyyImmS5slktllaas
die Ils5 ffuEnl'ta65W,a, y. iiinnJymaE2277.5 Y y,
5trzeciiml 800 fu rllra Alderman srru--
Ski Jest czloWiekiiems5d oSwiadcszsoonl,y7r ll
5w trralkkttowlaanriiuu rzeccazy Wyyb'pucchto'1wyy'cDhll
iitwier,dzil, ito jest ss;n i p5c z1a
'rzecza j powinnoz bye z sslEla Z
M. ~D#zdrowia chce miet jjaa:-
sko sw veg We, waetessrrynnaarr.yup,s,zz:a l draG g. ID.
Leach, kt6ry ma posiedzeniu (. raady
5miejskiejj zostal wybranyy. ma to sta 4
snoowislko z pee SAG! mmiiesiyeecszzndaa SO dol.
Dr.. Leach ]posiada wiielkie dosWaiia'd1--
sczenie " rozpoznawaniu m nnl[tlzs j
tby4 uznany "a jednegoz najjWiecej
Wiarygodnych przez, sa1taanro olV "a
rad " Minnesota.
NAsI wiel. ksieza wyjechali do 10
Pine Greek, no uroczyste. naboozeeh1-
stwo j procesye Bozego Gala. Pe-
wr6bca dis wieczorem do WN'ilnloeanyy:,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

~ rEraF=fs ~. 500 l4s-E=. &GIE%% 1y.EaE Ts STgF=rf-.
Jezeli chceeie So
bic b.drogiej osobie
zrobi6 cenny upoml5il;-.
.l mex, ~przyjd]zlc'ie' j.; Wy
blerzcie jedEe 2 . no
stzych pieknychb lk'lss dl! !.
EEK do n~aboze.'h1Sstt,W'11'i;a1]l
ola n1;iej, ~asprawiilcl,ie
.jej najlepsza pEamiat
k4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
W MONTE CARLO.

-A:--- DIS prz2Jy ttrzyy mast l ME.
siaca j do tego ~jeszcze przy piagttk lEl
ME p66jjdziesz przecie ggri6t " ruletee.
B: ~ Ola czego ME? Ban Bank X: cry
przsytrzynnastym miesiaaca moze tez
mice /, pechhaaaats I'D, 4s. .sx.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
I:
Il

" ZEsZhA5nieeedzie1lee 14 czerwaea
mielismy wieellkx'ae unrrrtoo,cc cszy " v PA pa
rafii 6w. stamisllaaWa. Kostki. 1873,
dziecii - 8s dzieWs1czatt; go chllEotpacdwp
przystepowalo do ;ppiieer'wa7srzzesjj l komu-
Mi sw. Dzie,ci zgromadziiy siee . g
mel do szkolys 81. StanislaWaa#KAo-
sikh, a . pol etej preparations
" procesyii, przez wiel. ks. Probe ,o,e'-
SEGA j. Pacholskiego W. asystenncyi
ks. B. Buranta kleryka Grupy
oraz komitety7' baractw tawarzystw,
do pieknie przystrojonego przeez
wiel. Siosrry, kosciofa. Sumo cd
praWi} wiel ks. Proboszcz W asy-
stencyi ks. ]Burantai kleryka Cru
py. Kazanie odpowiednie do uro-
|czystosci wyg}osil wiel. ks. pro-
boszcz Pacholski, pc kazaniu odno.-
wienie przyrzeczeh uczynionych PREY
|chrzcie sw. Pred nieszporem dziew
czeta zapisane zostaly do Stowarz.y-
szenia "Dzieci Maryist apo nieszpo-
rach nastqpi4o k4adzenie Szkuplerza
|sw. Pogoda sprzyja}a przez Sca}yy
dzieh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

W PRZYsZkA niedziele bedzie-
my obchodzi6 uroczystosc Bozegge
Cia}a. Parafie ma farmach obchodzaa'
to wielkie swieto v sam dzieh Boz
lego Gala, to jest we czwar rick =
Winony wiele os6b, kt6rym a ma
to :pozwala, wyjezdza kazdego roku
ma uroczystosc Bozego Ciala do SO
siedniego Pine Creekn, tax Same i
dzisiaj, niektdrzy wyjechali n far
my z powodu tego swieta. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
ZWIERZENIEPANNY !.

Ach, nam dzisiaj take pragniee-
ME jakby mniie ipoecafolwall " usta,
dyrektor najWiekszej wEuropie ko-
palni soil! III s5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

WIEL. ks. Stefan Bujalski, kt6-
ry W zesz}a niedziele mial swe pry-
micye W kosciele sw. Jana Kantego
St. Cloud, przeznaczony 70
sta} ma proboszcza parafii sw. Stanis
ava W Perham, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

iona (do@meza, kt66ry w: wraca bar
do p6zno do domu: wsdodatku pr
jany). IN kajdaku jakis jeden! To
ME mogles juz tam, gdzie plies, 70 e
staG ma noc?@
MAJ: - M...oja du.. .szko, chcia-
lem to zrobic, ale mem. .ogfem =
...asnaG bez twojego kaza. mia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
DOW0D

Czy rzeczywiScie Wojtu6 pc.
zyczy} ci sto talar6w?
- TAX, DO co.,
--Biedny czfowiek! Vice m6wio-
no prawde, re zwaryowaf?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

PAM r. Gldbkowa zam. pod
mr.. SIS E. sta ul., u kt6rej " przy7
SHY czwartek 25 czerwca odbedzie
sic zgromadzenie niewiast, zaprasza
niniejszem wszystkie niewiasty, kt6;-
re naleza do parafii 6w. stanisfawaa'
Kostki, ably raczyly przybyc tege
dnia pc .pofudniu do jej mieszkaa1n N 9
ma przekazke, ale wszystkie. ..s.
T. Gl6bkowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
CORA PRAWDA.

$sjs sa 80 S s 5@gsas49s.sss.@h .ssAsss1
Rozmawiiano " peewnnyym iowa & Y z
Srzystwviie . s~traszznejj ait knlaka,rabi
nowych. ...5#.... 81. & ss5:.s sa,s1 81
TO wszYssttlkoo fraazs1 tt rzec exc
sobecny lesniczy. . s3=sS3ss
-.Gdym s11uzylll przy No 4 wy.
E'sstrzelli}emsraizasp ssswaneggo Z z nd1egg q l ka- 4
sralboiinu " z!emiiee, dies. daziissiec dni5s
=potem wyczytailemm Y gg a'aeae z laFfV1
.Pay,y7zl1u jaakas skula naggle#yyskE'onezys
.las5zz zziieemii izaboiiia lkonia22 ). 81
-1 A.-- - - .-z--
ss. Nv SZKOLEE. S:5a
Nau.c lz!y1ciiel =slIlso1 e NJ "
5my'dlo2 s.5ss3s n n .s.ss 81:
q, 'lJ,azli o. My!dio,9 lMooazas .ppa a.
sprofesora, slluzzy osgppqraeaidlsaiwgian llis
FVG ESrf TX IE gEAAsEy ITEEE 1TSsA sNNj
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05


Mn Tom Frosf anc inffts efiIl6 n
near CoDssh died the srh ei 2 a. n
YuDers1 services were fsels Ef Prsirss
/ lsiil sctosl isOuss fhs u sf 3 3 IN
The remains we're INFERRED Ia rhs zones
csfnsssT.
The schOo5 IN cIstriet nuulise. 1ss
rsc'Svsc ths sssts ~ F4trusry si.ai
vac O-osrse November AL tiirEs
evrns - ri,Dss who wGit. even freigtli
stiippso vrss tiss railroads
y. y Laws hsIrs pss ys.rfuBy sue
seriously mastssc wnlls making rs-
Iairs OD bit vel 10 healing nipsly.
The snV~ ssp-rD esughi A 4 Coats
n Lirsrtl aDc hs repo-s if was the
wD-si triD be srsr made
wn- Keller 4 ,. y. carrier u ryvts
number pg; % SslEs sts-.ss 0vf Or
schedule tifDs TIE g ana -risoe Z u
r,iles and gDf stock in q sDgw drift
aud turDse Dsel
The tt-ss Z. y =. cs-ris,s tnS the
sta, rasn az maze fpvno tr1ys the D..
u Deing TIE bfi nlsJ Ne had EGtsr
sifo. fbs H.
The poles or TIE tslspboos line fryr-
talko - Flyris .rs a. yp TIE eyr8-
peuy commenced putting - -irs ths
"a
CT H,s-s-S .s p,ak, E.,.... L
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05

Ter iarEe rsrers c,pes Dfiehorra
Tine lssges streams whose gsten
fyw isr.o chs Arkansas ere. Grand Yer.
q cr,is sali Fp-t. Cinisrrpr Deep Forf
Norrt Canso ar aud esyvtb Csnsois1
Tir wssiiits 10 sribpta-T - Esc
rive, sDt tbs Arkansas s1sc Red rsssrs
fVy ifsso nbe EississipJ,-
Bsrloss tbsss is-Ees strsems vtiet
isss- liss name rifef. there are mum
i,s-f " p'tbess, sorrss " s.hIeh a. called
eresEs tnaf az Dersrsbssiess streams
~ eDDside-suls siE.
smpf,F thess fbs is-Fsss are Poss,u,
Kssfnieni BpgFT BlDs. Cssbs. Bssrsr.
North Fprf. trsiDss Illinois. Csnes
Bird Esgis Ciief sne wOlf
AL ~ thsse sse Streams D. - 10
niilss lDug crrining srsss - frDrn
Ia8 ~ = 20 square rn5ss each
AZ fbsss streams nave fertile sDeyf
arsrngrng perhaps four miles IL width
itfrvugnDuf tbsir sutirs length.
% a - De nVtsso shsf TOE new ststs
~ O1iahOins ecntsinf sboui lb.JD9
svpsss milss. OF approximately lo.yJD-
80 acres u fertile bottom land al
ssnpvni sressose by bvi few states IN
ths Uuion
Thsss fsets. taken into consideration
vita ti.s sqyitabls climate, the thrss
stspies. corn, wheat aud COTTON. sue
tbs plesibls diversity u cfopa IL Okis-
INA al ~ ~ soyyor1 the contention
ti,sf r5is siste viii w1thin fs~ year
sseggy place 10 ibs very front rank
- agriegltgrsl states.
10 O1ner sists poseesses - large q
pr eeDi ~ srtsnnFsly fertile bDtt0u
HARD nDf can sDy 0tbsr sist. yfDc cBes
fhs great variety u er0ps in the
amount prDcaeeo in Okisbons.
u n8Ost be remembered that 10 ad-
ditjOn W lie fertile soiJ, Oslsbonas
I,>ssssses iDsrhs0spbls sgppIiss u a
great Dgubsr " valuable minerals
ALREADY these products are bsing
osrslopsa, mines and qDsyriss are be-
ing Op-Ded, fseiDfiss and plants
srseisd. oil and gas wells drilled, snc
new industries established.
Eysv additional mill. mine, well
ard fsetDry means q bettsr nsrkst for
fils prt1Oets ~ the farm.
Nowhere IN the world ~ there the
peculiar eOnbins ton ~ rich soil, mild
climate, diversity " erops, and val
Dabie minerals that are found in Okla.
bona.
With statehood and the develop
Deot u both her agricultural and
mineral products, Oklahoma is destined
shortly W become one Of the yeslthlest
states iD the nation.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05
Elm wood Jottings.
kgABE

Very fine weather for this time Of
ye ar
VIII Bass has some children very
sick with dyphteria.
VIII and Frank vSlgamors yiiited
he county seat Tues day
Mrs Vandeyener and children spent
Monday Of last week at Mrs Groves.
Noble Walter made trip to Hig.
gins last week
Alfred Kile, osie and Tony Barrier
made trip 10 Liberal last week
Leonie Keever spent part Of last
week with her sister Mrs. May Volga-
more.
Asa Kile was drilling well for Lon
Pratt last week. .
| Johnnie johnson returnoi home Fri
lay after two weeks visit near Elm
wood.
| Mr.. Russell has returned To his
claim on the South Flats after several
weeks stay at Englewood
John Vandeyencr made trip 10
Englewood last week
win and Frank Volgamore went 10
Higgins last Thursday
Willie and Alfred Kile and Mr.. Day-
Is started TO Higgins Saturday with
| Willie's wheat.
N Keeyer spent Sunday with his
son Lon Keeyer near Balko.
Mr. Gibbs from near Hibbs post
Office spent Saturday with his sister
Mrs. vandeyener
Henry Kile has new grist mill TO
be run by a gasoline engine. lie had
both brought down from Liberal last
week and will soon be ready for work
A CALLys
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05
Bluegrass.

We are having sorne Bne weather IN
tbis end of the county a. the present
writing The hDe sDOw Oi few days
ago is all gone and most of il went in
" the ground IL has been followed
with two or three light rains and it
pots the ground In excellent condition
Tor spring worn. Many are improving
'hs time ard opportunity.
Wheat 10 beginning 70 show up green
again.
We notice also thsi the peach bios
Suns are almost open.
Prospects look good " US for another
bumper year.
The sick Of this community are ali
much better. Miss Pfost IL out again.
siiss fossst IL al le 10 be up some.
Mrs. Wells 10 much improved, and Mr.
"sIIs is able to be out again. All
these were sick ut once at S. Is. Wells
home. Mrs. Daii and her daughter
bfA''e are much improved In health
and are able 70 b. around
The Epworth League held a social
and business meeting last Tuesda,
evening. A VIC rt program was rem
dered and lunch served The even
ing was enJoyab ly spent.
Mrs. Van Gies on Is expected home
from Kansas thn week where she has
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05

Western Kansas and Oklahoma will
be greatly benefited by the enactment
of a Law just passed In which Judgs
Madison and Senator Long had q part.
IL permits second homestead entry In
certain cases,
The bill provides that where an
honest mistake has been made by an
"Dtrynan in the character of the land
"D which be entered, and where there
Was no fraud or where the land IN not
rellnquisbed by the entrymAn for q
consideration the settler may have M
opportunity. under rules ~ the gen
"ral land office may prescribe, ~ make
a second entry.
~ western Kansas, Colorado, Okla-
bona and elsewhere la the West home.
steaders hooking ~ n section not par
ileulariy desirable, but which IL being
boonrd and exploited, and anxious a.
thsy are for homes, have been deluded
ny lana agents or have been them
selves mistaken AS 10 the character ~
the land, and have finally left the
homestead before making final proof.
Under existing law, except In the In.
stance Of one law which was not nj.
ways available, the settler could -
have another chance. He would
~ purchase outright, or purchas
lnqnisbment II he desired n
some public land section. '''"' "
The provisions Of this bill "'' %
possible for such n sot, T" WI" y
some other section anr ,' ~
land suitable and nis nho P''o' ="
The bill was In CT se another entry
pfie, and there 'eS D' ''''
ron the gene s i land ot,,ce and from
49,. Of o., Jngre.s but Judge Mad
labofcd with the confefees ol
the part Of u le House Of Represents
iiycs. and : jenator Long with thos
from the sol late, with the result tina
the bill VIZ finally agreed 10, the re
port ado pied in the two Houses. nn,
the pr 'sident has now hppro we'd II.
Bo'ch Senator Long and Judge MadI
SOD have had number Of letters oI
10 Ia subject from southwestern Kan
sns, where the greatest interest was II
such proposed legislation, and tn
news Of the bll'r passage will be re
cciyad there with enthusiasm.
The bill was not introduced by Judg
Madison, and he 10 not n member o
the committee on the public lands, bu
from the beginning he almost took ca
elusive charge Of the measure, an,
when II got into a tangle In conference
both he and Senator Long paid par
ticular attention 10 II for several days
Meade tKas) Globe.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05

We Eua showed uilosr, tus lIr+s 6uT-
Oui assir-
Fstitvns are IN cirrulEsior N zilsss
TiGr1s for q new schD1l Sist-ict.
J a Mitchell -ssur1sss f-n1n A.
Esnsas atis week, iDr1E sprrs ths
wI1-e- tbs-s
N- Bss.er. Rui,s-i Es1es and Ec
Eeijsf were csurtf n the recent snpv
Fs0rn CD itei, return f-urr EnrisvDDc
Coz EBtis MADE TIP e EnriswDoc
recently and sse1 ti,s EuElew1s,6 FIRE
T. Muller Hrra s-s Gardner vs--
risitor and business t-Ensseis-s 81
Beaver CITY lsisly
Jsss Miller says h. ltn5ss = rttitiss
with . broom hEuois cg-inE fts ltts
sn0S. pretty 2 D1o JEEs
Nr Lex Hal 10 rz,yrfrF fis belonging
- tis farm rissr Besrrr CRY tiis week
Z z. sto-iss t-s eirsslssinr ~ ans
down lbs BsErsrrirer Egain- Egt have
cesf-ssr
We rsgrsi 70 hea- q THE 6sst-1rtio
- the EnEiewop6 Ne-r.. Co. sore a.
Englsw,Do 81 il was splendid place
y irses. Rspo-s says. ihey viii re-
bvils-
The lsts SNOW was great benefit 70
.hs growing wheat 10 this part q the
e01nty.
k'obi. Mar IL greatly improved IN
hsslth. having II THE grip 20.
The nsE :. : orgsnizso al Mr. oil
ioros few weeks ago. 10 progressing
nicely. Everybody invited
DR. Geo. Simmons preached at the
bozne Of Nr. ollfords lssi Sunday even
ing.
CEOw
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-03-05
Archer ,. Barrow

AuetiOBesr and Live Stock 5slesnnan
Will cry Esles anywhere. Address
Floris. Oklahoma, T. 7 u. No. 2.
ll-z n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28
ANU SEMENTS.
Madam Schumann-,jeinl<

AS was expected there was large
advance demand for seats at the
Schu'ninn- HeiCk recital when the sale
"neneh yesterday to certificate holders.
Long before the time for the tickets
t. he checked q large number had
gathered, ard from y II. until noon
the checking. continued. While the
sale is already a record one. there
are still a few choice seats left, but
II Is expected before Wednesday even
ing every seat in City hall viii be sold
ana on that evening Madam Schu-
nann-Heink will be greeted by the
largest audience this city ever accord
ed any one distinguished artist who
has ever visited our city The check
ing of exchange tickets will continue
through today, and Monday morning
at o'clock the regular sale will take
place at z. W. Means store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28

puPae or larvae. whether scaled as fret
CLASS matter or not is under the law
onhlailable except when mailed f.
scientific purposes and under the rep,-
ia'iols prescribed by the law. TIN.
penalty for violation of section one ~
'iie law Is fine of not more than Sam
OF imprisonment at hard labor for no,
more IMAM five years, or both.
The report will also take up the nm.
Ter OF the gypsy moth work, includine
'he scouting. the inspectors eo,,;,.
ments' the burlapping Of the trees and
complete colony history locating ,:...i,
lnfestatlon found up to Jan. / 1905.
ne work in each town will - taken III,
separately and will be illustrated! nv .,
Iui-paSe cuts. a summary of the
present conditions of the Gypsy moth
work IN each of the other New England
sta!es VIII be given, and other mailer
wnlch the report viii contain will bc
the nursery inspections of the year. the
exhibitions at the fairs, the list of pub
ilcatlons by the department for the
year. and statements regarding the or
chard investigation made in the fall Of
1907
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28
STATE HOUSE.
The Annual Report, Of the
State Entomo|ogist
About Ready For Printer WiII
Be Interesting Volume.
Special tuberculosis Bulletin Of
State Board Of Health.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Thursday, April 2, at 10 A. M.

The annual report of E. F. Hitchings,
State entomologiSt, which is about
ready for the printer, will be the larg-
est report that has yet been issue |
by the bureau of entomology, and VIII
be most interesting and valuable pub
LEGATION. The report will take up the
noted insects of the year, together with
the life histories of some insects which
have not appeared before, and will
be embellished with numerous illustra-
tons, and another subject will be the
parasites which have been infesting
the more noted insect pests. Reference
will be made to the brown-tail moth
work, also the fungus work on the
brown-taile Tables Will be given
showing the appropriation for the work,
the money expended and the nests TAX
en- in the different cities and towns
in the infested districts.
Included in the report will be the
national act passed by Congress in
1905. which prohibits the Importation
or interstate transportation OF insect
pests, and the use of the United States
mails for that purpose. The act pro-
vides that no railroad. steamboat. ex-
press, stage or other transportation
company shall knowingly transport
from one state or territory to another,
or from the District of Columbia into
a state or territory, or vice versa, or
from a foreign country into the United
States. the gypsy moth, brOwntail
moth, leopard moth, plum curulio, hop
plant-.urlse, toll weevil. or any Of them
in a live state, or any other insect in
a live state which is VIGOROUSLY in
furious to cultivated crops. bush fruits,
orchard trees and forest or shade trees.
The shipment of the eggs, pupae, ur
larvoc If any Of these insects is also
prohibited, except when shipped for
scientific purposes. Any letter, box.
parcel or other package containing any
Of the above insects alive, or their eggs,
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Ladies' Suits

Made up i'll all the most desirable fabrics in
Colors and Black at $3.50, SIS $3.50, $3.50
SIS, $50 tip to $40.
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Inc special tuberculosis number OF
| the Bulletin of the State Board OF
Health has been received at the office
OF the secretary. DR.. i. G. Young. and
Is now really for distribution. The
NUMBER makes a publication Of about
~ pages, with several illustrations Of
the Maine Sana torium at Hebron. and
is entirely devoted to the disease its
treatment and prevention. besides con-
tanning q large amount Of useful
knowledge relative to the care of
patients. etc. The following state.
ment, showing the work that has been
down in Maine toward preventing the
r;iVaSt-s Of the disease. is published
under the heading, "Maine's Partial
Victory"
"In Maine from the year 1892 when
our registration of deaths began, to
lSoo, o. per cent. of the dcath-rate
from pulmonary tuberculosis (con-
sump,ion) was knocked off That is
instead of losing 2025 OF oar people
from consumption out of every 10000
living persons rs We did in 1892 only
lo.ol We're thus lost in 1905; or in other
""-1S. instead of losing only 1914 OF our
citizens from consumption as We did
in 1905, we should have lost l440 in that
year il the consumption death-rate Of
1892 had been maintained. This indi-
Gates an annual saving Of $40 lives
from the ravages of this one chief
form OF tuberculosis. And that
represents an annual saving to our
State of as good as 100000
How has so much been accom-
plished? More than one agency has
been at work, but it is largely due to
the distribution of correct information
among the people that tuberculosis is
infectious, that it is preventable, and
that it is durable in its early
stage. The newspaper and magazine
press everywhere has rendered
valuable aid in this education
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A Fine Set of Pictures.

The large audiences that gathered at
the Opera house yesterday afternoon
and evening thoroughly enjoyed the
excellent set Of pictures now in show
ing which terminates this evening
This set includes the makes Of the
leading promoters. both foreign and
domestic. among Which are: The
Hostage Will He Overtake Them?"
The Thieving Hand ard The Hyp-
nOtist." New pictures again Monday.
Admission 10 cents, children j. cents.