INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. No Clew. •DOWN ON HIM. FAVOR THE CA8HMAN BILL. PICK ^|^au1r^nteTBuirneif"Men^Kiay Send* Delegation :4o Aid lt»* Paaaage. taking liquid physic or big Qf little the place. FOR THE GENERAL CONFERENCE makes yo^ worse Cfttjseu—] .. Sauk Center.—The business men OF CHURCH I. J' 'Jt H-*-* 3 instead ctiiing.' Cathartics don't CLASS OF .1911 AT 8CHOOL OF and the officers of the Sauk" Center -cafe—they irritate and weaken the ISLgtb 1/igj •ftywwt.iiie.agchK AGRICULTURE RECEIVES Commercial Club are jn favor of the tect's print of how the finished building bowels. CASCARETS make the CERTIFICATES. Cashman bill, and a jj'etition, is being Mill City Delegation Presents Advantages would look.—Pucfc .4 bowels strong^ tone the muscles sothey circulated in its fa'vor to "be s§nt to O^ei• Cornpetitors^— crawl and work—when they Cashmaii and the representatives and Des Moines Second. dio this they are healthy, producing Don't worry '.about jsdu? cOmplex|oiM. senators from Stearns cbunty CYER TWO HUNDRED IN CLASS take ke Garfield Tea, th& blood purifier. It is said that Sauk Center^ lost the right results. Keller factory chiefly because it was All the."wo?l£%! a fi andjlife js week's "CASCARETS" IOC bo* for cheaper to do business, in Minneapolis, Chicago,. Illinois^ Minneapolis treatment. All druggists. Biggest seller the greatest on earth. Graduatipn Program Arranged to Precede in the world. Million boxes a montb. aiid that discrimination' ,is made was chosen as the place for the 1912 Presentation—List of Graduates against t^e small towns and cities, general Methodist conference, after which the Cashiman act would ^obviate. of the Popular the genefal. book- comifiittee had: s{ifent Sauk Center suffered with the loss of almost the entife day "listening to Course. that factory, and finds that it is difficult speeches exploiting the chacins Of to indtice factories to begin operations several cities. The .choice must W ^The.Cynic (with incipient mustang) here,' because in freight rates ratified by the speciaV convention commission. Minneapolis. Graduation exercises ,^oof! Lady footballers, 4pdeed( Why^ the cities have the advantage Des Moines, Iowa, and Sara». were held at the School of Agricul-1 .1 d6n'I suppose haU of know what It: is. also said that the-same thing JTQU toga Springs were named Tesffrectiyef •, ture, when the 200 farmer students totict down" iiieans. applies to shipments, especially of ly, for second and third -choice •_ comprising the short course class of wheat and other, grains. I.t. costs 1 •^bUnjBf LadV-41tour best Igirl dbes if The Minnesota summer climate, together 1911 were given certificates by Dean cent more a bushel to ship wheat from ever klssedHber. with the opportunity offered to", Woods in recognition bf their work. this city jto the Tyrin Cijties than it work among the Scandinavian linmP The conferring of.certificates was preceded i* *. Time for Stillness.: dofes frofn othier riearby'towns, and it grants, were the chief claims presented by a program. Mrs. MacLachlan was kind: to )ler is said that goods can be shipped almost by Minneapolis men. Minneapo-: Rev. Willard S. Richardson, the university Ainerlcan boarder, but she did notipro* as, cheaply to Fargo, N. D., as lis was the second choice for the'last pastor, opened the program Jipse to allow her to overstep the Jim-^ to Sauk Center, .a difference! of many conference. The next conference'! will with an invocation. Following this, Its ^f a boarder's priviiegeSj, and'lBh^ miles, the difference being only a few be held in May, 1912. rfirpPi ^oia^,a ailments ,.aie invited to write, to the names and an address was delivered by Dean &ade it very clear. cents. Minneapolis was represented at. thesessions aadresses here given, for positive proof that Lydia E. Pinkham'a Woods. Music was provided under the One Suhday the boarder,1 returning The petition is being signed and will by an enthusiastic delfefeation. Vegetable Compound cure femtile ills. dofes direction of Miss Mary L. Coffin. The from' a walk, found the window^ of be forwarded today and there is some Rev. S. M. Dick, Wallace G. Ny^, fion-j. class colors are green and gold. Tumor Removed. her roof, which she had left #de Organic Displacements. talk of sending a delegation to St. missioner of public affairs,ahd ReV^ Elmo, Mo. =Mrs.Sarah J.Stuart,R.F.D. No.2, Black Duck, Minn.aeilrs. Aana Andersoa^s The presentation of certificates ppen, tightly closed. vr Box 16. Paul to help fight for the bill. Box Iff. Andrew Gillies were. Speakers, and "Peoria,Ill.=Mr8. Christina Reed,105MoundSt. marked the end of the farmers' short "Oh, Mrs. MacLachlan,. I don't Wesleyrille,Pa.—Mrs. Maggie Ester,R.FJ. 1. besides these w^ro i^E^.M. P. BurirS, Natick, Ma8s.=Mra,. Mathan B» Greaton, 61 Trenton, Mo.«=Mrs.W. Purnell, 307 Lincola. course, which is pronounced..by Principal like my room to get stuffy," ,jBhe s£id, North Main "St. .* Avenue. I Rev. T. W. Stout and F. O, Gold, all MARRIED COUPLE AS TFtAMPS Milwaukee. Wis.«=Mrs. Emma Imse, 833-1st St. Mayne as a* triumph in promoting when she went downstairs again. "I Camden, J.—Mrs.EllaJohns ton,289Liberty of Minneapolis J, S. Alland of Fergus Q2tieago,IliivMrB. AlrenaBperling, 1468 Olybourne St. 1 like plenty of fresh ai/." agricultural education. The class Ave. Chicago, Ill.=Mrs. Wm. Tally, 2052 Ogdea Falls, Thomas Owens of Two Harbors, "Your room will na' get stuffy in Galeaa,Kan.=Mr8.R.R. Hun-,713MineralAy. was composed of sturdy sons and Receive Reformatory Sentence, at St. Avenue. "J ViiitoriajMiss.—Mni. Willio" Edwards. E. K. Copper of -Duluth, :A. M. McKee One day," said her landlady firmly daughters of the soil throughout Minnesota Cincinnati, Ohio.=Mra.W. H. Eoush, 7 East- Painfal Periods. Cloud for Stealing a Gold Watch. of Fergus Falls, Dr. A. C. Stevens of 'Twas never our custom, miss, to hae jind neighboring Northwest TierAre.^ Life. Caledonia, Wis.—Mrs. Ph. Bchattner, RJt. 14,1. St: Paul, Watson Moore of Duluth and Box 64. fresh air rooshin' about the house on Epplng, N.H.=Mrs.T!elia E. Stevens. states, whose constant endeavor Adrian.Mo.=Mrs. C. B. Mason,R.R. No. 2. Rev. T. S. Odumtl Of Two 'Harbors, ,, StreatortJll.=Mrs,.J.S.Gampbeil( 206North St. Cloud.—John and Maggie Young, the Sawbath."—1routh!s Companion N.' Ojrtofd,"Ma8s.«=Miss Amelia Ihiso, Box 14. seemed to be to acquire a knowledge tSeeond-St. Baltimore,Ohio.^Mrs.A.A.Balengerja.F.D.l. 22 and 1& years old, respectively, Brooklyn, N.Y.—Mrs. Evens, 826Halsey St. that would tend to produce better results Gateway of Great Empire.' ^Mrs.MarySedlock,Box1273. Jfegaunee,Mich. Noah, Ky.—Mrs. Lizzie Holland. claiming to be husband and wife, A Success. Grrville^Qhio.—Mrs. E. F. Wagner, Box.620. in the farming world. •^Ca*httmetyWajsh «iVlr»i.ElvaBarber :EJwards'.' Rev. Mr. Dick urged. Minneapolis as Atwater, Ohio.—Miss Minnie Muelhaupt. told a most remarkable story before Byker—I attended. a successful Circlerille, Ohio.=Mrs. Aiice Kirlin, S33 West The list of students follows: PrairieduChien,Wis.B01rs. Julia Konicheck,. the gateway of the. great empire of Huston St. Judge M. D. Taylor before receiving sleight-of-hand performance last R.No.L Aasen, W. L. ICvi, Albert Bal^m, Ind.=Mrs. Lizzie Sl Hinkle, R.R. No.3. the Northwest newly developed. Irregnlarity. Alickson, Ellas Lafoc, Kdward reformatory sentences for stealing a night. New Orle'aria, Jia.=fcMf8.,Qiwtbn Bloudeau,1812 Aisieben, Otto A. Lager, Hanry 3. "It is" located in the midst of an Bafralo,N.Y.=Mrs.ClaraDarbrake,17Marie. Terpsichore St. 1 gold watch. Both say they have been Pyker—Really. Anderson, Andrew E. Lammei's, Walter II. Mishawaka, lnd.=Mrs. Chos. Bauer, Sr., 623 mont St. immense body of the best "fo^ign Immigrants Anderson, David F. Lamplaul, Arthur "VWnchester, Ind.«=Mrs. May Deal, R.R. No. 7. tramps since childhood, the girl since Byker—Yes. I lent a conjure? a East Marion St. J. Anderson, Henry A. Laumann, Joseph St. Regis Falls, N.Y.=Mrs. J. H. Breyere. that are in America," he Racine,Wis.=Mr8. Katie Kubik, B. 2, Box 51. Anderson, John Layden, Mark D. she was 12 years of age and Young counterfeit haif dollar and he gave me Grayville, Ill.=Mrs. Jessie Schaar, Box 22. Beaver Fal Is,Pa.=Mrs. W.P.Boyd,24109thAv. Anderson, Joseph said. "They have never had the opportunity Lee, Ezra K. Hu(Mon, Ohio.=Mrs. Geo. Strickler, E. No. 5» since the age of 9. They say they have back a good one. Maternity Troubles. Batobldge, Mrs. H. W. Lieske, Albert 6. of a big conference of this Bronaugh, Mo.=Mra. D. F. Aleshire. .Box 32. Bade, John Ifc tindstrom, 'Ertv'lh no relatives living and nobody to take Phenix, R.I.=Mrs. Wm.O. King, Box 282. Ovarian Trouble. Beise, Walter B. Lintjlrnann, Albert sort. an interests in. themr- They tflaim to Carlstadt, N.J.—Mrs. Xjouia Eischer, 32 Monroe Belzer, John W. Lossow, F. F. USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE Murrayville, 111.—Mrs. Chas. Moore. R. R. S.1 "These people are Protestants by St. Bcnham Kenneth -Luiuitwrg, Alfred the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the Philadelphia, Pa.=Mrs. Chas. Boell, 2219 N. have beeji married in Bismarck, N. D., South San ford, Me.*Mrs. Charles A. Austin. Berg, Magnus McCauua, E. T. shoes. It makes your feet feel easy and com. MoleSt. birth, In the locality the- Roman Schenectady, N. Y. =Mrs. H.Porter,782Albany Bly, George M. McClellanJ, Clifford A. two years ago, but the records of that fortable and makes walking a delight. Sold Minneapolis, Minn.=Mra. John Q. Moldan,. Bohn, Edward McCluskoy, B.vvon A. Catholic church is. .making great effort. St. 2115 Second St., North, everywhere, 25e. For free trial county fail to {(how a marriage license Refuse substitutes. Bolstad, Sclfrld H. McCuilougn, T. B. Taylorville, 111.':Mrs. ,T.oe Grantham, 825 "W. Hudson, Ohio.—Mrs. Lena Carmocino,R.F.D.7» package, address Allen S.Oimstead,LeRoy,N. Y. Such a meeting, is needed. for. Bratvold, Andrew McD&ugall, Walter C. Vandeveer St. issued to the pair. West wood, Md.— Mrs. John F. Richards.' Broltken,. Ole IV tfadsen, Madsen C. Cincinnati, OUio.—Mrs. Sophia Hoff, 515 Mc- the Methodist church to hold the lead Benjamin, Mo.=Mrs. Julia Frantz, R.F.D. 1. When questioned separately, the man Brummer, John Marx, Matbie3 J, Exactly. Mlcken Ave. Brunyold, Albert' it has." Matthews, Alval I. Big Run, Pa.-=Mrs. W. E. Pooler. Female TTealmsss. said they ^ere Married at a Baptist "Papa, whalv is jtfattery?•' a f. Buioclc, Raymond Mattsoii, David i. Philadelphia, Pa.—Mrs. M. Johnston, 210 Members of the commission are W.Terra Haute, Ind.—Mrs. Artie E. Hamilton^ Burns, Robert A. Migre:i. Gerharr church in that city and the girl in the "Praise of othep people, my. son."— SiegelSt. Backache, Elmo, Mo.—Mrs. A* C. DaVault. Burrington, Herbert J. Moan, Anton J. Hanford Crawford, chairman, St. house where she was working. Boston Transcript' Lawrence.Iowa. —Mrs. Julia A. Snow, R. No. &. Butman, Hiram. J. Moon, l'«t J. 5 Peoria, 111.—Mrs. Clara I*. Gauwitz, R. R. No. Louis Rev. O. S. Mobray, Smyrna, D. Utica, Ohio.—Mrs. Mary Earlwine, R. F. 3. Bystrom, E. O. Mousseau, Chas. 4, Box 62. The crime for which they were arrested Cauffman, R. M. Murray, Wm. A, Bellevue, Ohio.—Mrs. Charley Chapman, R.F., Augusta, Mo.—Mrs.Winfleld Dana, R. F. D. 2. Del. O. P. Miller, Rock Rapids, Iowa D.No.7. Chrlstensen, Harry 8.' Nelson, Emil O. occurred recently near Long Great Home Eye Remedy, St. Paul, Minn.—Mrs. B. M. Schorn, 1083 Clercx, John W. Nelson, Otto Charles E. Bacon, Indianapolis, Ind. Elgin, 111.—Mrs. Henry Leiseberg, 743 Adam» Woodbridge St. Prairie, in Todd: county. They stopped for all diseases of the eye. quiekV relief Cowle, George G., Jr. Nelson, Robert J. St. Pittsburg, Pa.°=Mrs. O. Leiser, 5219 Kink aid John A. Patten, Chattanooga, Tenni Dahleen, A. C. Nelson, Samuel from using PETTIT'S EYE S^LVE. -All Schaefferstown, Paj—Mrs. Cyrus Hetrlch. at a farmer's: house for something to St.. E.E. Davison, Lee Nienovv, Emil A. George F. Washburn, Boston, Mass.,: Cresson, Pa —Mrs.' Ella E. Aikey. druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. Kearney, Mo.=Mrs. Thomas Asburry. Sawall, Williaw Noss, Ralph O. eat and a night's lodging. After they Fairchance, Pa.—Mrs. Idella A. Dunham, Box.' Blue Island, 111.—Mrs. Anna Schwartz, S28 and James W. Pearsall, Ridge wood, Dexter, Charles W. Odeg-trJ, Bernard P. goyi«, 152. left the next morning the farmer found Olson, Ernest Grove St. olan Miles N.J. Perhaps Mohammed wont to the Nervous Prostration. East Earl, Pa.—Mrs. Augustus Lyon,m\D 2. Edward Y. Ophsitn, Alfred that his gold watch was missing and, Operations Avoided. Knoxville. Iowa.—Mrs. lara Franks,R.FJ). Dunham, Harry F. Ormbr,s !{, Thos O. Des Moines* chief claim for the conference mountain because it was cheaper than suspecting the pair, followed them up Oronogo. Mo.—Mrs. Mae McKnight. 4 Deilerzone, Walter 31 Otto, A. F. Sikeston, Mo.—Mrs. Dema Beth una. spending his vacation at the seashore. was the fact that Iowa has Btlingboe, Anfiirw Parrott, Arthur S. Gardiner, Me.—Mrs. S. A. Williams, 142 Washington Camden, N.J.—Mrs. W. P.Valentine, 802 LinJ and caught them "with the goods." Blmund, William A. Pearson, Carl W. coin Avenue. Ave. the largest number of Methodist students Elwell, Edwin S. Pearson, Perry Both pleaded guilty befor9 Judge Taylor Chicago,111.—Mrs.Wm.Ahrens,2239W.21st St. Muddy, 111.—Mrs. May Nolen. Erickson, John Peterson, George of all the states, although it has •Cohsfipaiion causes many serious diseases. Bellevue, Ohio.-Mrs. Edith Wieland, 238 Brookville, Ohio.—Mrs. R. Kinnlsocu and on account of their age were Erkel, F. C. Peterson, Arthur It is thoroughly cured by Dr. Monroe St. Fitchville, Ohio.—Mrs. C. Cole. never had a general Methodist conference Faricy, James R. Peterson, Henry M. given reformatory sentences. DeForest,Wls.«- Mrs. Auguste Vespermann. Philadelpnla, Pa.—Mrs. Frank Clark, 2410 &- Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. 'One a laxative, Peterson, Nels Farley, Melvin P. within its bounds. Saratoga was Dexter, Kansas.—Mrs. lizzie Scott. Allegheny Ave. Featherstone, J. B.. Rasmussenr Hans P. three. for cathartic. These women are only a few of thousands of living witnesses of urged because of its unusual hotel Feeney, Ambrose J. Reidlwa.l, David C. SEVEN HELD FOR BURGLARY 'I Ferguson, Edwin Reincrt, Charles the power of Lydia E. Pmkham's Vegetable Compound to cure femalo facilities. Accommodations could be Angelfood cakes seldom make boys Ferguson, Walker Richardson, lva Mauds diseases. Not one of these women ever received compensation in any Fick, John E. Robinson, Douald furnished in Minneapolis with ten minutes' angelic. Finley, Miss Vidle Rollins, Lynn C. form for the use of their names in this advertisement—but are willing walking distance of the hall, Young Men of Waverly, Minn., Accused Fisher, Emil Rountnx, Edward P. Fjeldstad, Olaf N. Running, Around that we should refer to them because of the good they may according to Rev. F. L. Decker. Forest, Mrs. M. Russell, Joseph F. of Series of Petty Crimes. Uca. Winslow^s Soothing Syrup for Children do other suffering women to prove that Lydia E. Pinkhanra Fosbroke, Charles B. Ryan, James J. 'teething softens the gums, reduces inflammatioDi'aUajS Fritsche, Alfred H. R. Schaaf, Francis pain, cures wim\ colic, 25c a bottle. Vegetable Compound is a reliable and .honest medicine, and that the Graham, M. H. Schauland, August C. MANY AUTOS ON EXHIBITION. Waverly.—With the arrest here of statements made in our advertisements regarding its merit are the Grathwold, John M. Schanl.iui), Mrs.. Mary Green, Wilford C. Schle'-oiaiiii, Louis C. llomely girls, rush inl under the seven loeal young men, the authorities truth and nothing but the truth. Grefsrud, Nels Schmidt, Edward W. Annual Demonstration of Benzine Bug? mistletoe where peaches 'feai'' to tread. Gregoire, William S. Scho'D3r?, Sidney C. believe they have put an end to a series Hales, John H. SchroeJi'-, Krwin O. gies at Minneapolis. of petty burglaries which have for Hall, A. H. Sch ivyze", Gustav '. i_ A Country School for Girls in New York City Hampel, Walter F. Seiiz, Loiis A. Constipation is. an avoidable ^isei^T-take several weeks practically terrorized Hanson, Nels L. Seti'ii-n, J. Elmer Minneapolis.—Minneapolis automsfc Garfield Tea', Nature's "Herb laxative Best Features of Country and City Life Haugen, John O. Share, II. B.^,Sho.iui the community:'' The" prisoners are bile dealers in arranging for the com: Hawkins, William H. st, O. Oscar William Martin, Joseph Leffler, Edward: Out-of-door Sports on School Park of 35 acres near the Hudson River. Full Heggerston, Edwin Sims, Osbrn B. An undertaker knows at lot of -^dead ing" auto show Which opens Saturday, Helgeson, Ellis H. Sis.son virgil 0. Academic Course from Primary Class to Graduation. Upper Class for Advanced Leffler, GeOrge Gardner, Joseph ones" that he is unable bury^ tbr Henderson, A. W. Skow, Micnnel Feb.- 18, in the armory, are planning Special Students, Music and Art. Certificate admits to College. School Coach Meets Hennum, Leofred Slawa7 John Reardon, Joseph Kohoac and John Kohoac, on welcoming hundreds of agents and Day Pupils. Miss Bangs and Mis* Whiton, Riverdale Ave., near 252d St., West Hill, George B. Smith, Alexander. O. all between the ages of 17 and HJelstuenr, Oscar Smith, Alfred J, FIXES CURED TTT 6 TO 14 DAYS individual buyers from the country. Smith, Frank L. Yonr druggist will relund woney If PAZO OINTMENT Hoffmann, Frank J. 20. case,.of Holger, Nels Smith, Howard J. fails to cure any Itching, Blind, No pains is being spared to produce a Watson E. Colem an,Wash. The Farmer's Son's Last week the Great Northern depot Bleeding or Protrudins Piles in 6 to 14 days. 60c. Holcomb, Harry, Smith, Ira lngton.D.C. Books free. Highest show which, from an artistic as well Snyder, A1 M. Hc-il, Fred here was entered and $13 taken. Six references. Best results. Holt, Oscar Sorenson, Orve O. as a business viewpoint, will appeal Nothing helps one m6r,e "than looking Great Opportunity Houle, John J. Speltz, Andrew weeks ago a hardware and a confectipnery Storey, Gegroe B. particularly to country people. Hovland, Olaf for the helpless, v: -i Vf. N. U., Minneapolis, No. 7-1911. store were ehtered and considerable Huber, Walter J, Streed, Peter,. Jr. There will be a million and a half Ilrler, Fred A. Stringer, Diirward Wliy'#aVtior the.t) Id .faintx, to become merchandise taken. A detective your inheritance? Begin now to Iverson, Alfred R. Suel, Francis L. dollars' worth of cars and accessories prepare for your future Jacobs, John A. Swartz, Darrell N. of the Great Northern road, Sheriff prosperity and independence. and the two hundred and fifty odd' Jacobson, J. G. Swenson, Abe Grant and County Attorney Wolly A great opportunity Jaus, Otto J. Swenson. "Albert B. cars and commercial vehicles shown, awaits you in Johanson, Christian M. Taylor, Hugh have been working on those cases- With ffgft Manitoba, Saskatchewan Johnson, Albert Torp, Walton W. will comprise all that is new and novel or Alberta, where you the seven arrests as. result. The Johnson, Dennis, R. Tborson, Edward T. Can secure a FreeHomestead in motor circles..^ Farmers will find a Johnson, Martin -Torgersonj Clifford or buy land at reasonable county attorney- says- that all the prisoners Kleinjan, Arie J. Truedson, Albert plenty of interest in them, as there prices. Turner, Ernest G. Knowlton, H. H. have confessed to being implicated Knowlton, Mrs. W. C. Van Strum, George R. will be-:~sbown' many new types of Now'stheTime in one or "bther of the last burglaries Knowlton, -W. G. Vernderhagpny- B. L. convertible automobiles specially designed Kochendor'fer, Karl" K.. WaU, Melvin —not a year from now, and that they will plead guilty For Infanta and Ghildren and adapted ?to-^the needs of when land will be higher. before- Judge Gicldirrgs of Anoka who The profits secured UNDERTAKERS ELECT OFFICERS. those in the rurgl'distric^: Thousands" The Kind You Have the abundant crops of will come here to hear the arraingments. Wbeat, Oats, and Barley, of dollars being Spent in as weli as cattle raising, are All of the accused young men causing a steady advance in Fred Gee, of Monticello, Heads State decorations, bands/ s^bis^and^ other price. Government, returns show are well kriOwri here and members of Always Bought Funeral Directors. that the number of settlers forms of efttertahiment, a^«fQthf: 1911 in Western Canada from respectable families. auto show in Min^^pat^'7MrtH^- it is the U. 8. was 60 per cent larger in 1910 than the wMlnneapoiiSi^—The Minnesota FunerAl^pirectors- thought, break aittornte^ecords, both previous year. Many farmers have paid Association elected officers ALCOJiOL—3 PER CE-NT and^btrafinels done. HEARING FOR SALOON MAN. for attendance for their land out of the AVegeJabfe Preparation forA^s as fojlos&s': President, Fred Geei proceeds of one crop. Free Homesteads of 160 ^imrtafingiheFoodaridRegufa•ing Montteelio first vice-president, George acres and pre-emptions of -Bears the? MEN THAW OUt iG^lDilNE Wisconsin Liquor Dealer in Court on 160 acres at 83.00 an acre. the Stomachs and Bowels of HlUyer^ Winona second vice-president/^. Fine climate, good schools, ....—V\ Charge of Murder. excellent railway facilities, P. Gelly, Cottonwood third Wood-sawing Machine O^ej^tepft In low freight rates wood, water ItVFAN H1LUKL N ^ce-jp^ident, Mrs. M. B. Rader, Delano and lumber easily obtained. Jured in Secies of ActidehtSi .^ V. M. Grady, Duiutb for pamphlet "Last Best West," Winona.—The preliminary "hearing ——T %r fremptes IMf^stijon.Cheerftil-i artlculars as to suitable locattoh acting secretary treasurer,. J.-F. McC#r|tty, of Al. Childs, the Buffalo county, Wiscopsin, nd low settlers' rate, apply to "Staiherd.—R.'W. Driver, F. E.iJeinnison ness and Rest.Con tains neither Supt of Immigration, Ottawa, Faribault (re-elected) .mem: saloon'man. who shot and killed^ and*: Ge6rge €!6rnelius/ us^d a Can., or to Canadian Gort Agent. Opi^fmM^rghine nor Mineral berg-of the executive, E. C. Schroeder, Qus. RBfc.CffloriBtock, Graoi Forts, N. D. Henry" Dingdelder in his saloon two gasoline torch to thaw out the gasoline OTIC J. flriTadxilM, Drawer 197, Wittftmra J5.D. St. Paul, W. P. Washburn, Minneapolis^ weeks, ago, began, at Alma, Wis. .tank of Driver's sawing machine! E T. tMmtt, 31S JxksM St, St. Pal, Hbb. and all the former presidents delegates MipfetOldDrSAma/VmSR Use address.nearest yon. 87 The defendant is.in a-weakened condition' The tank- blew up arid the h^ad pi to the national convention, physically," the effects of two operations the tank flew past ihe .heads of the S*ni" Alx.Stnnei .«•' Lawrence Willwerscheid^ of St. Paul, duirtng the Tafet year and the two helpers. five-gallon" can of, gas JfahtU* Salts Consider ypur personal Mrs. M. B. Rader, of Delano, Martin beating he received after the- recent oline carried by Jehnisori'blew up^with Anu* S**d appearance Benson ,of Fergus Falls, M. j. Filiatrault, AppermiiU shooting. Bail will undoubtedly be tlw general explosion. of Duluth alternate delegates, fixed at the hearing today, and it is understood The horses attached to the machine J. Warren Roberts, of Minneapolis, J. Clen/itdSuygr Childs will be in a position ran away with the blazing outfit. Driver, Wbtkiyrieh. flavor. J, Hurl, of St. Paul, E. C. Schroeder, of to secure any necessary amount. Physicians with his face badly burned, stepped St. Paul, E. P. Kelly, of Cottonwood. Aperfect Remedy fpr Constipation do not believe the -man,, will" his team Jeimison was taken if} the KNOWN THE The convention instructed: the executive .Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, WORLD OVER live^ to-serve morethan a few mofiths hospital with both hands2 so se^eriy committee to hold the next ^Worms .Convulsions .Feverishnessand in prison, should he be convicted. bu)-ned that the flesh was fallingffrom FLORIDA FARM FOR $300.00 convention in St. Paul if there are no M. L. Fugina, attorney at Fountain them. Cornelius' clothes^ caugfit op LOSSOF StEEP available buildings, at the University City, is representing Childs in the present flro and neighbors rolled him Jfn the of Minnesota. of hearing. Facsimile Signature $10.00 cash—$5.00 a month buys five acre Snow. truck farm in the famous Pensacala District. -43oil^ expert and demonstration Faribault Adopts New Rule. TAWNEY MAL LEAVE STATE. McCORMICK MADE EXAaViPjE. fffrm Biake fntstalces impcfeslble. Net Fafibau^*—^ special election, a THE CENTAUR COMPANY,, profit from $1 500 to $5,000 yearly. Canning? factory on property guarantees steady Faribault voted the commission form NEW YORK. Sentenced to Penitentiary, and Firtefl Congressman May Enter Law Practice -market. Come to the land of SUNSfJINBl of government." Up to only a noon AN'D 'PTtC(^"ESS, Write 'for literature. for Giving Liquor to Indians, in Chicago. PENSACOLtf REALTY Ca-. ^ensacoia, Fla., 0 Box21' dozen votes had been polled, but towards :H1 "evening interest began to pick Chicago, Illinois. A special from Cass Lake. Judge C.^wl Manton up when been the total vote had Washington to the Record-Herald sentenced Andrew -ikeGo^ihiCk jand. ^Guaranteed under the Foodai^ counted it was found were in favor says: 688 of this place to si^ nio^h^in pfisoh Ailen,'RUlcerineS ilvetures'hroii!cL irers. ison® of the. new and were against rule 188 Representative* James "A^Tawney ofMinnesota ,ana to pay a- fine of*"?lt)Mor Esast-Copy of:Wrapper. funiisliing Ulcers,Scrofuiotis Iflcers.Varicose Ulcers,IndolentUlr.ers,]Iercuri«,l THtCIHTAUMOMMNT, RCWVORSSnT Ulo.ers,White Swell- its adoption. Two-thirds of the voters who will retire! from congress lfqiior -feo Jndian^ :M_cCpTm^k agked ineiMilk teft.FeverSores, #rioiii sores. i'o«!UTcijor of the .failed to poll. The charter'calls City bilare. BroailfiOc. J^*.ALLEN.I)opt.A6.St.PauI,&Uiin. March 4, is thinking of making to be #6rEiitt§d* |o appe^r^^efoM'the for a mayor .and, four ^aldermen. Chicago his future place of residence. judge an^[ SP^ad giii%. It ii^i|eh|: The administration goes into effect If he does he probably, will .become from-, ^is pro^ec^i|oit rttiaf the Ma^ April 1 and the election will fafrg connected with rohe of the Well ekta.br reguldtfiig the sale to. place May' If shed law firms of that dtyf^''^^ 8 .«ni«thar can 4ft* will^be, .enforced here to SieiiMilt. Color more woiU brighter and faster colors than any Other dye. Ona lOc packua colon all fibers, You Bloacb amt Mix Colon. aei ssnnenf withaiit apart Writo far tIf* booUet—How toDje, I