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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-10-22

- IG-HORN. more common
VOC ~ known as mountain
1 q "a sheep. are extremely
-, - wary and cautious ami
" .s..r-rvI fsfe mails. and are plentiful
RES4-54sgg. I1 in but few places. This
is rather surprising. for
they seem to he fairly prolific (al-
though not as much SO as deer and
antelope, and comparatively few are
killed by the hunters.
In size the big-horn comes next to
buffalo ana elk. averaging larger than
the black-tail deer. while an old ram
will sometimes lie almost as heavy as
small COW elk. In his movements
he is not light and graceful like the
prong horn and other antelopeS. his
marvellous agility seeming rather to
proceed from sturdy strength and won
dcrful command over iron sinewS and
muscles. The huge horns are carried
proudly erect by the massive neck
every motion Of the body is made with
perfect poiSc; and there seems to be
no ground so difficult that the -horI
cannot cross it, There is probably n,
animal in the world his superior in
climbing; and his only equals are the
other species of mountain sheen and
the iheXeS. No matter how sheer the
Cliff, if there are ever so tiny cracks
or breaks in the surface, the big-horn
will bound up or down it with wonder
ful ease and seeming absence of eff
fort. The perpendicular bounds il can
make are truly startling in strong con
trast with its distant relative the
prong-hon which can leap almost any
level jump, but seems unable to clear
the smallest height. In descending a
sheer wall of rock the big horn holds
all four feet together and goes down in
long jumps, bounding off the surface
almost like rubber ball every time
he strikes it. The way that one VIII
vanish over the toughest and most
broken ground is perpetual surprise
to any one that has hunted them: and
the ewes are quite as skiful as the
rams, while even the very young lambs
seem almost as we'll able to climb and
certainly follow wherever their elders
lead
To him the barren wastes of the Bad
Lands offer most attractive home;
yet to other living creatures they are
at all times as grimly desolate and for.
bidding as any spot on earth can he;
at all seasons they seem hostile To
every form of life.
Occasionally the big-horn come down
into the valleys or along the grassy
slopes to feed. but this is not often,
and in such cases every member of
the band is always keeping the sharp
est lookout and at the slightest alarm
they beat a retreat to their broken
Businesses. At nighttime or in the
early morning they come down to
drink at the small pools or springs. hut
move off the instant they have salts,
ned their thirst. As Il rule they spend
their time among the rocks and rough
ground, and il is in these places that
they must be hunted. In color they
harmonic curi0usly with the grayish
or yellowiSh brown of the ground on
which they are found and it is often
very difficult to make them out when
lying mOtiOnlCSS on ledge of rock
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-10-22

.G-HORN. more common
~ known as mountain
sheep. are extremely
wary and cautious ami
mails. and are plentiful
in but few places. This
is rather SurnriSinC- for
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
Mns benz Scneren Marplaub's nnb
ben angrenscnbcn Staatcn.

geeman 6uIoig bei unoe
Seu1aro 9eeman BON Soroconi10
Mo, pelher iid Dor Dem Criminal
gcridte 81 Cumberland altf Die gn,
flage 81 pcrnntlportcn batte, eirer
criminellen angriif ouf Die brei5ebn-
jobrige Woriorie Saslett ger,od)t 81
baber, iuuroe beS ibn CUR 2oit &c.
le9ten T%erbred)ets iduloig befunoell
mo 81 q Sobren i3lhtbolts pcrl,r.
tbeilt. Die 8ertbeioigung, Die Iidy
out geiItige Observation-Disclosures
ltiibte, fonntc oomit nid)t boIlig
blrtoringen, idiiete oen NngefloQ.
ten aber iucni9ltens Dor oem 8ol.
gen, "a 6aS 8erid)t benielbcn ais ci.
men geiltlg Minoerlpcrtbigen amer
fannie. 9cenon nobm ooS llrtbeil
nolllg opotbild) entgegcn; er brebte
iit cine Cigarette unO begonn 81,
raiid)en.
Sn oenllelben 8eridte mlir0e G,Sobn
llpee9roDe, meldlcr zines m0roeri.
ifen gngriiiS auf feline 8ottin ldul,
dig beIunoen mnroc, Su led)a >Sohren
3ld)tbous oerurtbeilt. Ger NcQer
8eorge MperS, iueIder 0urh cine
Worpbium : Ginipritung Den Goo
Ieiner Holiengenoliin Carrie Ycoeroa
perIhuloet bdtte, erbiclt cine pieriob,
rige 3littbousitraic 5ubiftirt.
@as Elm @Gfhen neroen
will.
Der ncuniGbrigc Gilbert Shoiicr,
Elm W%oilentnobc bon 0%opioionpiae,
gnne Nrunoe . Gountn Wt0., lpllrbc
inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING oes Eieroe,
biebltahR perbuitet. @it lid herauS.
iteute, bate Der piiiii0e @llride ans
Dem Stolle oes Srl. SSonles u. Mor.
riott bon Topiolplpillc nit fun0i,
gem @lide beiien beites Yiero 1eitob,
len, buiielbe nad) InnopuIis Qerittet
ino bort fir $40 al einen NaenteL,
Noniefs Wm. @oitber, perfouit. NlS
Der Surge ieitgenommen ipuroe, be.
fnno iih nod Der arobte Qbeil ocs
aoufpreiies in ieillem @eiis. Ter iil.
9eflblihe Eferbebieb Miro elmer 9ei.
ierunesanitalt iibcrtpieien ncrben.
HegerIiiltl in o d. II d. t g c.
faBt.
Ter 0eaerbnribe, pelder, iuie &c.
tern in oieier 3eitung ousfiibrlid) be.
rid)tet, einen crimineaen Angriii oui
Die nabe @beaton, Montgomerp.go.,
ipobnenoe 5rai Sobn @. Breton
periudte uno BOT, oieier nit Siilfe
zines &epolpers in ole 5Iuht &c.
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8af8ington- Asentut
-beS-
"9eatf6en gorrefponoent,"
@n. Saunemaun, 1915 Nariun.
Strnfe, N.-8.
mo aHsetsen NIB eeheauusen eutseeex se
unuituen iueroeu.
2ofalbcridJtc ans &aibingtpu.

GoIumbio. Z urnpcrcin.
Ger nGoIumbiu Surnpcrein" Der
onitoltctc gcitcrn I'M SrigbtlpooI
Griping Tnrf iein critics Sdalltur
men iut 6reicr. 9uiiclbc erfrcltc lid
zines nls0e5eid)neten 0Giudcs, IN
Dem uuBer Den Witgliebern be9 Ser
Gins icIbit bic uod)ioIgenbcn Srgoni
%iotionen an Dem 6cit Sbcil nubmcn
nGnrIep gltblctic Club" n9oltimor,
Ntbletic Club" nEebnicol 9igf
Sdool," nDollng Ntcn'S Gbriitiol
aiiociotiom" o@oibirgton 0rop(
gtbIetic Club" oNrtonn NtbIcti(
Club" "Ntbl. Nii. Not. 8lloro, 9.
g." n0crmnuio Curnucrcin" 9oIti.
more, u90bn1iid)cr Surnocrcin, "@ol'
timorc, columbia , Surnoereill,"
WoibingtoL 9. &.
Sir onS Surncn mar OoS nodiol-
0crloc Frogrdmm auf9cItclt: I. 1O0
Wnr0 Wettlani, 2. Sodiprung nit
Nnloltf, 3. Ireiiprun9 nit N%nlnllf,
a. WeitIprung nut InIout 3. Stobs
Sodiprung, 6, augelitoBen t6 Eio.,
Z. Hed, s. 8orrerL. 9. SGngensYiero.
i%prin8en, 10. Stoiiettenloui Il Mei.
le). Dit Illsnubme bon 1 uno &c
iino Dies llebungell, ipelfe bel 6ellt,
ifen Sitrnfeltcn iiblib linb.
Sr. Otto 8opcl Ieitctc Die Sltrrl.
llebungen uno olS YrciSrid)ter irut.
girten Die $50. Or. Mnl. Veder bon
Baltimore, Sreo. 9oditcin mo IIuill
Sd)miot bon @oibington. Die Set
@eboroe mar ipie iolgt 5llonumcnge.
iebt:
Arrangements Gontite - Nll0.
0e3opp, Wor aobIer, Otto 8opcI.
s. s. Wonn, Geo. 5inf, &. Solitcr,
9. Sbmorb, Gnrl SdJr0oer, ". 9tell.
ltobter, Goul Sulbc, S. Sobcl, e.
81. 9ranainger, Eoul Nrnot, gil9llit
Sinf, Sranf Salbolfa uno u. ".
MteiBner.
empfongs . Gomitc - ". Span.
boolb, u. j. gbner, q. 9artbolo, u.
Smlr, g. 9olhncr, Geo. Spier, s.
9iibring, @m. gngeI, s. G9olf, 6.
Sammel, ). aramer, Geo. 9eblcr,
@nt. 9robt, q. 9iibIer, anton 2erdL
@m. M%oroboif, ". HudoGi6eI, 9.
S. SCHUBERT, .. u. Sutterlp, 8. @oB.
mann, s. Sreitag, 5. 9riigger, Or.
Z. u. SeIlbauicn, Or. s. s. &iibiomL
y. Cities, W. 1onoer, $. Gotbibilo.
y. Soiat, Is. 0iSmcr. S. y. Mergncr,
4. gefe, $. $. gergmonn, 6. Sid.
ner, S. arnit, Or. &. Strod mo s..
Sennige.
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@citcru MargIauS GiIenbaGn.
@eeinneHo 7. SUM. perldbt StaensG tation

Neginneno 7, 3uni, perldbt SineHsG tatiOn.
Slnlinl.
40 WorNcn5 - Shneu5rg Sa0erStupn, ~
4 ~. 9in.." &dnnc5boro,, @hurrbcrsbnrg nm
nllS9elonllnel Soultags, Sallcod uno Gum
bcriarb.
1.4O Gi1m. - NtiomooatiOn nab Union.
Nrio0e.
ABB gta6u,. - Grprebs 56ncd5nq, SaupfIinie
Sa0crstonr. 0uncud, @aOncsbUr0', GbauI
hcrsblirH S0lppcl9bltg llto. ntoaenommel
SpHlia0a, Srcbcrtd mo GInraitiebIrg.
Sa1iifl, aueaenummcu SuHntnne.
7,00 W|orgclls - gOrf, Y, uno s.. Eip., ma
Carlisle.
7.iO M0racn5 - Gai. notation nab geilsWfa,
iploie Gilmit5burg.
1857 WiurRclS ~ 9ScIiern @rprei, geeIiminItcr
Srthcridi Gbnrnurt. WIue Ninle, 9Alenl
Gtitd. VIlte Otouniuift, gSnbneoberu'. Gbdin
bcraburg. SnQcraiUlUH. SuIcud, GHmberigHS
mo @lfinS. 2'lfiet SblctOdtiuitos 9SaNgon. .
1870 g'ndmiitn0S - N'lte Munufatlt &rpreb,
Neiininftcr, gruccnile tSrcocttd), 'xbitr
moIt Nilc 3iioGc, 9'ucln %iita, 9illic lpuuit.
tain llnr @aAcr5tuUu 4iprlor.g Snpaun. \
3.2h NnhlltituaS NuuptliHie, Uiitt6 bon
9niorb @:Joc. 1oiuic gOrf, Sai.opci, @rttus-
burQ NM q, mn -. Din.
go AinhnlittHQs Tffonoontioit mad Sanopcp.
Clio IhcnoS- TlfoHo0dtion itndJ Union Nrtnge.
Hir SuWitnas.
II LOO N6erloS - ~Nlfuniooaiion nab Union
Nrioge. 80
siur sunntngS.
40 .!W'orgeHS Nflomooation rad Union
grtoqe mo Snupber.
@a.lcn lilht an ScnrnIbantu. Stntiou.
", RubcrtIuu, q, NJ. S,ulucn,
Sttesgrif. II, Sen. 8eI6dftsf. Sen. .Baif. .lgot.
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@atIlohof' @l@ 'oluer NJ n'eler, foI-
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Rational Banter

,,glr 90 GOWN g~iutiuuul Suuf," @nh. uIlo
" Greicr. SiruBe. Idcpu ". 9pot, Erditoellt;
SenrU =. Heouc. A%tuiiIrtr.
,3mritc gintiuualsSnut," 1872 SiosSroaoiudD
~. s. SGdQHcr. auntrcr.
+, 2&citcrl Nutiunnl Nnui," ii 9orosGlllalusSH
u. Dturrtutt, I1ilttr.
,Erittc g%iutiunal Sani," @de Baltimore mo
NJrtb Strube.
,Snrmcrs Il Wirrdlnnt9' Enttunni SnHff'
Euutbs mo QpmHuUO- grape.
,,GUmmcrcinG 4 1armcrS' Nntiuunl Snht,"
2it0mcitsGdc 6umur0s mo 0ctlildll7 @ttuBc.
j. ). 9uIbUiH, 4aillrer.
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uiul'S4lullpusBuI llGQ gteIus Dpfi iNlp ue'
ret sum S~sbraltb In Der garn6eHs uno Uti.
StUgaI.Gtntton nm 1000 Meblios.
NerterltrHHG bon Haiini IN Stldts pber Bat
iors2Saaaons, Speiieraten etc. neroed thneu be-
lpr9t PEE 9fephpH in auelt t~ol9enoei Vtutt
glre1ltL: Gh0rle5 uno NdliinioreStraBe y.
q ct, 8aul 1924, oosr Vto., @grttlaiib 1901;
ut. 5tooaIiStatipn, 6. & 81 DIT, sernon BIAS;
9cr1oensStatton Snform1tiotss Biirtnn. g. & D..
q. Saul $40, ODER TO-, GoiirtlaIn 2726: EItt
gr. 626. Giios8rca5tpdp.
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Staot5 Tauten.

o1cutihc @nnt uUu %nltiuiore," baltimore.
un6 6oai0du- ztrafc. NltInit ISC6er, 8rli.
sent; Is. 5. slot. SddtiHeiitcr.
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IarNfano &: GcnuinIunnia n. 81.

EGiie sur Griie iu's InsIanS he.
iorat 6. Saline, Wr. 413, Cit-galti-
moreitraEc, nske ga!fsm ssais ase.
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-Ernit %Nnunnnnnien-

,MoruIaro SruIt g." Ituroipeit.Sde gGluert
unh WcrmaU 5trdGc. Srtcr Sculb, Frdii
ncut; Z. {. StmmcrulanlL Sefretdri Carroll
San 9tcG. 5GutWtiiter.
Baltimore 1ruit IL Guarantee &c." gQitIa3I'
Yulloilla.
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Baltimore Sdmpf Eafct So.
t}lltc uno 5%uucrdilac @ai.

lHllC mo huuVfiHllHc VntStNtc,D
Die Set. StuatcHsl5ni! bCfOroernO.
Snmpicr ,@irnipin" (uru) ,eIabamn,"
pccurGto." ,TcrucHce".
Sntilplcr i0brclt tialid1, SOluitdN5 GlSQeHputs
ucIt,- pejl-aei -o Nat-QiHtt@ - siere, VIZ. fG-tS,
SipDt-Strnic, .sG.S0c Nncnbe. goircit nnG SIo
EphH 0olUtrrkf 9toriolf, 9Scrfspunt5 aib Qfct
FnIrftn bt5 Siioclts. T~erbhbinp IN SIS
Eoint Comfort nit DER IS. & 3. GifcItbnbm".
9iuh Eihntnro &crbiltniilg IN &Drt9IHoulD nit
bcnt oGcuhonro Ntr CINE" iOIihem 3u1c uuM
NprtSmoutb uuo y9ltlurtd. III NnrinIi &crbiu.
bllI0 nit Der NtlGutic Goat Cine" 9iurio!f
mn pcitIjh nm SO 0uHliHtou cine" non
gtclphGrt. 9&uiDiugtoL N.zG., Rihnuuo. Nn.,
mn Ncu Mnrl.
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rible Nniiitcu5iutulcr. CIC!lrifhc Wclclihtun0.
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baltimore. unh Colbert Strahc; Sentimental
Sruft N1il6iuR" uno 9~lbuu8b'S lr. 100, gipros
GbnrlCS StruEc.'
Srhu d. ehcrpnun, e.. grnmu,
gtcc Rrdi II. @clL s9IldluRcr. Sen. s@iuii. 9tpent
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0lopofaten

abopD @ntGcriet. Gc6tsnmpdIt. gr. 10, Sft.
EerTtalon-S irGBc. Is. u y. 4Donc, 81. Earl
$3.50. NJ.
-. GnrBnrt Sinner, aicdtsumrlli, llnipH IrpI,
N%Htl0inN, baltimore, NO. Scioe Grlcpbcie
aart u. VI. SdUlG, 1926. .t29 gam l~'niInttg.
BuitauuS Ruru, 261. POO Gulnert WliloiHH.
q. ISM. Srtmuuu. III giotO-GburicS StruBe.
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@an fam etwos ideineil uah :
es bod iein.
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9aumaterialien, Ebiircn, 6cnltcr'
ra6uten, 2uOen etc.
3am,cc .. suffer & On, 115 unO III Sasore'
h~eTIdsStruBe.
@eU. Is. S!9au & Srn, 4l4 StGbillr.'SSCtlle
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Spar QQnfcu

yScntidc spnybGut uGn Baltimore" Gutdioi
mo baltimore SIrabe. .
ySt. Snmcc SpnrbGnt," NaltitlloresStrdBe NM
Guiium NOuiC 9tNeure.
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Scr Intb ciner Samr in Hutrc Dame


Der Mntb elmer Snmr in Hptrc Dame
on ale Sieicniger, sic an N6emlotiS
nuts, oh nm WuSfcl- ober @eIenf'
HbelmtatiSmils, an SiiftenIdlnlerSen.
Seren DUB, Tiidenpeb, Sd)rncr'
sen IN Der Nicrcngegeno pocr Ncr.
penidner5en leioeL gebt Oobin, an
tie I'M Elm SniiSnlittel 81 i6rei6en,
mcldes mieoerbolt iGmmtiihc bieicr
@ebrchen gebcilt bat. Sic fii9lt es
ais hire Hflift, ouiielbe al aae
fpitcnfrct 5u id)iden. Sic fonnen
81 Snliie cine Seilung berbeifiiareit,
mas Saliicnoe beSeugcn f6nnen; Elm
aIinalpedlel lit nidt erforocrfib.
1ieies cntoefte einfahe WitteI i6ei.
Set SurniGure aug Dem Dilute, mlnht
Die iteifen @elenfe geidnleioig, rei-
niat oas 9lltt unb Hart sic Sebfrait;
Dem gall5en Gorperipitem miro glef-
trisit1t uno Spunnfrait perlieben.
@enn Sbiges Sic interciiirt, 10 abrci.
iiren Sic bcbnis Grlangung BON BE.
meiien Ssrali DC. Sumnlcrs, Bog 3,
Iotre Game, Snb. Sdreiben sic in
bieier Sprohe.
(3eSSj4So->
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

4aic our Heiie im's gmsIanS be-
iurat 6. &uine, Nr. Alb, Cit.galt;-
mpreitrafc, nabe Gmitum Sonic Mpe.
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0ei9dftss@ egmetier.
9eitllnncn. 2eitidriften etc.

she Salfimure %cius o." Sapio Ibetcronl'
DC, @ei6diisiibrer, 31s gScit@crmal''~lr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

Warmors mo @rulltzgScrfc.
9. Silnarturr g. soBur, 7l4..7lS AScit lqlti-
nrrsEtUl6C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19
2eidheubCitutter.

Snnocrs & S6Gnr, t70S. .t710 GanturtsgluctG
ISM, Guuf, giortbs uno Sreenmuuntsgtpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

Bllunbing SURFACES, &ongt5 rn0
Geicn. G0d0edcn unO Ninnen.
grunctt SroS, 523 giUro.5rcu0ut Tpeme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

8ledplattrr, WletoQ etc.
@Dpu, 6nunin * 50. Grcorportrt), 10. .t9
8aloerilpHaStru
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nah gpiIaocipbia unS alep.gprf.
SerIafiefr

9teiiec terminus all Der Sreiun63iDan5tqftsn
SiraBe, 9iefp 2orI, 1cqleu nab SpteIs, Tsta,
tesrt uftn NelhIiiahittrtft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-19

2an0mirtbihnjtliAe @crdtbe utto
SGmcreicn.
@riffitb & Sururr So, 205 atur0 4utG GtraBc.
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D~tFNbIDTN'
,2nuSnn Enrt 6emctetD," Sfiice: 81 0eIt.
SurntuQa=StcuBs
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Eopicr nn0 &opier.9 Often.
Smritg, SiTuu 60, tO5 un6 1O7 l9anopersGtr.
Mower County transcript., 1908-03-11

REPRESENTATIVE Hitchcock of
Nebraska declares that the committee
on ways and means has been party,
either knowingly or in ignorance, ito
gigantic schemes of plunder." He was
speaking on the tariff question with
special reference to the duty on wood
pulp, although he referred to other
schedules. He declares that the paper
"trust" wrote into the Dingley bill the
paper schedules; that the lumber trust
wrote the lumber schedule, the steel
s'trust" the steel schedule, and other
"trusts" other schedules affecting their
interests. 1t looks like it
Mower County transcript., 1908-03-11
Manuscript,s Travels.

Here is manuscript of mine" =
said the author, which has been go
ing the rounds Of the magazine offices
SO long that If an editor were to ac-
cept it In an unguarded moment I
should feel that had lost an old
friend. ..s
34.9 Why, It has even crossed the ocean
.aE6 returned home without shipWreck.
Tt represents $40 worth Of stamps to
me, not to mention nine gallons of
midnight oil and So worth of type.
writing. But its journey isn't ended
vet not vet! I'm taking it to 9 tailor
now to have 1T cleaned and pressed
and the ragged edges trimmed, /, and
then I give it another whirl..
Mower County transcript., 1908-03-11

Vernon Center News: We notice .
few Of our exchanges are running d
cartoon, in which the farmer is repre-
sented with his crop Of barley on his|
hands after county option is secured, !
with the sentence ut makes him
think" The Pennington Tribune gave
the whole scheme away when it pub
lished under the cartoon the words
,"An Advertisement" The liquor com.
bine is sending out matter and cartoons,
to any newspaper that will publish
them, with the advice to "send us your
bill"
Princeton Union: Every foreign
born anarchist within the confines of
United States should be dep0rted to
the country from whence he came, and
suitable legislation with that end. in
view should be enacted without un-
necessary delay by the national legis-
lature. There should be no room any
where in this country, large as it is, for
the murderOus off f.sc0urings of Europe.
In this country of free schools, free
speech, free press and manhood suff-
rage there is no excuse for the exist.
ence of anarchists, and they should not
be tolerated.
Minneapolis Journal: The passing
away of A. l.. Cole; republican nomi-
nee for governor of Minnesota in 1906,
is an illustration of the toll taken by
politics. Mr.. Cole though advanced iD
years, was we'll and rugged two years
ago, when he began his campaign for
the governorship. The strain told on
his constitution and its weak points
developed. Once nominated, he was
forced into a strenuous tour Of speech.
! making, and from the overwork of
that campaign he never recovered. Dis
appointment over the outcome of the
election, no doubt, contributed to the
general breakdown.
Montevido Leader: 1t pays to take
look at the other side occasionally.
For instance, just two thirds of a CEN
tury ago, or in l84l. in Indianapolis,
oats sold for six cents a bushel, chick
ems for fifty cents a dozen and eggs for
three cents a dozen. You could get q
tat hog or steer for 215 cents pound
net, big fat turkey for 25 cents, and
"other things according" And it was
not so very hard on the farmers, either,
for everything was cheap for them, too.
Hogs were fattened largely on mast,
of which the woods were full; the tur-
keys and poultry picked up their own
living and the family needs were very
few that could not be satisfied on the
| farm.
Mower County transcript., 1908-03-11
Citation tor Hearing on Petition to
Sell, n0rtgage or Lease Land.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. A.
County of MOwer-ss.
In Probate Court. ..sr
In the matter of the estate cf Charles
E astman, Decedent. - = -
The State of MINI ,sota to w. H. Eastman,
Geo. w. Eastman, Charles F. Eastman, Mrs.
Ina !, 2. vareo. Mrs; Nettie L; Rice; A!enzo 7.
and Irving T. Eastman and to all persons inter
ested in the sale of certain lands belonging to
said decedent: The petition of Charles F. East
man as representative of the above named dece-
dent, being duly filed in this court, representing
that it is necessary and for the best interests Of
said estate and of all interested therein that GER
tain lands of said decedent described therein he
sold and praying that license be to Charles F.
Eastman granted to sell the same:
Now therefore,, you, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show cause. if
! any you have, before this court. at the Probate
Court Rooms 10 the Court House in the City Of
Austin, County of Mower, State of Minnesota,
on the 18th day of March. 1858, at 10 o'clock a.
M. why the prayer Of said petition should not
be granted. "
Witness the judge Of said court, and the seal
of said court. this 9th day of Feb, 1908.
& j.. .M.GREENMAN
LAFAYETTE FRENCH, : -
Attorney for petitioner. 24