INTERNATIONAL FALLS 5RESS QUITE SO PLANS FOR NEW AGR ULTURAL HALL AT FAIR GROUNDS. ''JV 's It is important that you should now rid your 3F^waSK V- blood of those impure, poisonous, effete matters that have accumulated in it during: the winter* MOC^AK' The secret of the unequaled and really wonderful success off Hood's Sarsaparilla WWW WW! ?ei WIIIIIM9IW as a remedy for Blood Humors is the fact that it combines, not simply sarsaparilla, but the utmost remedial values of more than twenty ingredients—Roots, Barks and Herbs—known to have extraordinary efficacy in purifying the blood and building up the whole system. There is no real substitute for Hood's Sarsaparilla, no "just as good**" Philip—These motorists seem to yjw-y* XW^OA^V ¥*,,wwv^'svS^^^ medicine. Get Hood's today, in liquid form or tablets called Sarsatabo^ think the ordinary pedestrians are beneath llllllllllllll them. PINK EYE 5- Harry—Well, they often are. FOR MNVVF DISTEMPER CATARRHAL FEVER SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF AND ALL NOSE AND THROAT DISEASES PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS Cures the skin and preventive for others. I iqnid given acts as a the tongue. for brood mares and others. Best kidney remedy wcents Safe all A speedy and economical treatment bottle and the dozen. by and $1.00 a $5.00 $10.00 Sold all drnrRicttk and horse goods houses, or sent express paid by the manufacturera^ for disfiguring pimples is the following: Gently smear the face with Cuticura SPOHN MEDICAL CO* Chemists, GOSHEN, INDIAN* )WWIIIII)WWWIIWWWIMIi»il|)wp»»»w»i*U»W^Wp(^ M»J| UjWM'UUJi 111'l 111111III 1111 f»III 1.1 In' ijiJiiuwwwwMWMWMpwwyjyiBMMfllMWWI* Ointment, but do riot rub. Wash W. L. DOUGLAS ^isVsvi&t' &£ '''•$' V, ''.**', -v _llj off the ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and ways will connect tne basement with SHOESi'SaSS cultural hall, by F. G. German, Duluth, Legislative Committee Agrees on |350,000 *2.S2 *3 *3.5° & *4 bathe freely for some minutes. Repeat were examined with interest and explained the upper floors. Appropriation for Building. morning and evening. At other Plans for an agricultural hall at the by the architect. Representative tVBEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES. On the main floor will be fifty-six times use hot water and Cuticura fair grounds, to cost $350,000, were R. C. Dunn urged that an appropriation all substitutes claimed to be "just as good," exhibition booths and a large central JEFUSE Soap for bathing the face as often as the true values of which are unknown. You are presented to the joint senate and of. $350,000 be recommended court which can be used for an auditorium agreeable. Cuticura soap and ointment entitled to the best. Insist upon having the genuine bouse committees on state fair by the by the committee, and this was adopted, capable of accommodating 3,000 are equally successful for itching, WTil Douglas shoes with his name and price on the bottom. board of managers After examining but Senator Ole J. Sageng announced people or can be filled with booths, burning, scaly and crrsted humors W. L. Douglas shoes cost more to make than ordinary shoes, because the plans and hearing the arguments, that he did not consider himself there being room for forty more in of the skin and scalp, w"1loss higher grade leathers are used and selected with greater care every the committee agreed to introduce a boynd by the committee's vote. detail in the making is watched over by the most skilled organization this space. A lecture room and other of hair, from infancy to age, ly of expert shoemakers in this country. These are the reasons whyW.L. committee bill, carrying the desired Tbe proposed buildihg will be 300 space is provided. affording instant relief, when all else Douglas shoes are guaranteed to hold their shape, look and fit better appropriation. feet square, with a full basement and you and wear longer than any other shoes can buy. fails. Send to potter Drug & Chem. The second floor or gallery will be If your dealer cannot snpply you with the genuine W.L. Douglas shoes, write BOYS' SHOES The needs of the state fair were two floora. above, it will be fireproof Mall Order Catalog. Snoes sent direct from factory to wearer, all charges Corp., Boston, Mass., tfor the latent for devoted largely to educational features $2.00,$2.60&$3.00 presented to the senators and representatives pnpaid. W. I*. Ouuglui, 115 Spitrk St.. Brockton, Mull. throughout,, only concrete, steel and Cuticura book on the care and treatment arid allied industries, space being provided by C. W. Glotfelter, president tiie being used in its construction. The of the skin and scalp. for agricultural school displays, of the Minnesota Agricultural poctety, exterior walls will be of artificial the college of agriculture, the & P, Craig and Reuben Warner, stone, resembling gray granite in appearance Queen Mary's Torusseau. state entqmologist,. soils and their and having a crushing of the boards of managers, and John Queen Mary is following the example analyses, marketing and shipping ap-pliances, C. Simpson, secretary of the society, strength of 1,500 pounds a square inch. set by her mother, the duchess fertilizers, milling, canning .22 The exterior lines will be of the: IThe legislators were informed that REPEATIN( of Teck, who at the time of her daughter's and other industries. Offices, toilet there lias been much dissatisfaction Doric order, which combines simplicr wedding with the present king rooms and reserve rooms also are provided. among farmers of state because ity and dignity, and in a building of the the declared that fof the trousseau "not a of poor for the size proposed should give a most the accommodations yard of cambric or linen, of flannel or displaying products of soil. impressive effect. Mr. German said that the estimate the tweed, of lace or ribbon should be County exhibitor? protested last The basement will contain a large of had been obtained after $350,000 bought outside the.kingdQga," and vrho unpacking space entered by driveways year of inadequate facilities and the close figuring and with the best materials kept to her word. Queen Mary is having oollegB of agriculture complained of direct from outside toilet rooms and, obtainable. The heating and. her coronation robes and gowns Insufficient temporary shed if necessary, a kitchen and restaurant. cleaning plants will bo of the most for court functions as well as this room. A was erected for displaying the work of The heating, ventilating and vacuum modern kind and the building can be opening of parliament gown made by the pupils of the ten agricultural high cleaning plant also will be in the basement. used at any season of the year by the a British firm of all British material. The popular idea of the schools of the state. college of agriculture or for any other She has ordered -eight dresses so far, .22 calibre riHe is that it is a The preliminary sketches of an agri­ Two elevators and four wide stair­ public purpose. and work on them has commenced.— sparrow gua—a plaything for the London correspondence New York Sun. little boy. sity of Wisconsin and was graduated BUNN FOR SUPREME BENCH E. F. Ladd, of North Dakota agricultural Woman as Bank Cashier. Not so the REMINGTON .22 Repeater. from the academic department of the college, pure food commissioner Miss Ethel Boynton is cashier of Hammerless, Solid Breech, built school in 1885. Three years later he of the state, issued his bulletin regarding the National Bank of Bay side, L. I., to exactly the same high standard of quality was graduated from the College of conditions on the Minnesota the only woman in the state holding the big game REMINGTON Repeater, this as law. side of the river, giving the facts regarding SUCCESSOR TO JUSTICE JAGGARD such a position. She says that to be rifle is a man's rifle, and for the boy who has the Judge Bunn, during his service on the condemnation of 160 head trustworthy a man or woman must IS NAMED. making of a man. No rifle to compare with it the bench has enjoyed the highest respect of cattle belongings to John Hanson. first be kind, then he cannot find it in for target shooting, for crows, hawks, squirrels and of the lawyers of the Twin Cities These conditions, said Prof. Ladd's his heart to betray the trust that Is and of the state. The new justice is other small game of the keener sort bulletin, were not alone confined to reposed in him! Many Considered Though No Man a lover of outdoor sports and is given the Hanson, herd. Whether you are shooting the field or at die Was a Candidate.—New Man to fly fishing and shooting. A brother, The city council at their last meeting OATS—259 Bu. Per Acre. target, never forget that UMC .22 cartridges are Charles A. Bunn, is general counsel a Democrat. appointed a committee to act in That is the sworn to yield of Theodore essential to the surest results. Straight shooting, for the Great Northern railway. conjunction with the: Commercial club Sarmes, Lewis Co., Wash., had from hard hitting, sure fire. UMC .22 Salzer's Rejuvenated White Bonanza oats committee in the matter and these two and won a handsome 80 acre farm. Other shoi .22 long and .22 long rifle cartridges St. Paul. Judge G. L. Bunn of PROPOSE BIG DITCH PLAN. committees made their report last big yields are 141 bus., 119 bus., 103 bus., the Ramsey county district court, can be depended upon to be evening. In substance the report was etc., had by farmers scattered throughout a Democrat, will be the sucessor Farmers Would Dredge Wild Rice the U. S. as perfect as any ammunition of any that conditions as they now exist are Salzer's Pedigree Barley, Flax, Corn, to tbe late Edwin A. Jaggard, associate River and Prevent Floods. calibre made. most satisfactory and that there need Oats, Wheat, Potatoes, Grasses and Clovers justice of the supreme court of Ada.—Considerable interest has developed Targets Sent Free. be no fear that the milk and meat sold are famous the world over for their Minnesota, who died in Bermuda. among farmers and business in Moorhead now is unwholesome. purity and tremendous yielding qualities. The Union Metallic Cartridge Company, The governor has felt a great deal men of Norman county by an unusual We are easily the largest growers of farm It was suggested that all milk The Remington Anns Company, seeds in the world. of delicacy in naming a successor to ditching proposition given a hearing brought in from outside points be pasteurized. Our catalog bristling with seed truths Aceney: 299 Broidway. New York City. Justice Jaggard so promptly, but left in Ada before Judge Grindland of the It is probable that an ordinance free for the asking, or send 10c in stamps Why Rent a Farm It necessary to do so on account of district court and discussed in a mass and receive 10 packages of farm seea novelties will be introduced in the council Education vs. instinct. the condition of the court calendar, meeting of interested parties at the and rarities, including above marvelous Jacob Wendell, Jr., who plays the making such regulations of food products oats, together •vvith big catalog. which is crowded at this time. court house. part of the dog in Maeterlinck's drama, within the near future. 182 8th John A. Salzer Seed Co., South St., No man was a candidate, yet friends The object is to control the overflow was dining in a restaurant recently and be compelled to pay to your landlord oxwtj La Crosse, Wis. of your hard-earned profits? Own your cmsy" several prominent lawyers advanced when a man, recognizing him as the of of the Wild Rice river during the high SET DATES FOR INSPECTION. farm. Secure a Free Homestead inf the claims of different men. Among actor, approached and said: water period in the spring of the year, Manitoba, Saskatchewan «fl Not the One. Alberta, or purchase those who were considered were former "One of them actor fellers wants a "Pardon me, but you take the part when many valuable farms are flooded February, March and April Busy land in one, of these Justice O'Brien, former Attorney doctor quick." of the dog in 'The Blue Bird,' do you in this section of the Red River valley. districts and bank Months for National Guard. profit of $ 10.OO or General Young, Attorney General "There isn't a doctor handy, but tell not? Of course, you don't know it, This condition grows out of the St. Paul.—Dates for the federal inspection $12.00 an acrt him he might call the grocer—he but 1 can really bark lots more like Simpson, Judges Hallam and Brill every year. of fact that the farmers in Clearwater of the national guard of the vf/sHiS Land purchased cures 'hams.'" a dog than you." Ramsey, and otEers. and Mahnomen counties are draining state for tho various companies flave years ago at $10.00 an Mr. O'Brien stopped the consideration "Well, you see," answered Wendell, a re a large afeas of land into the river, been anounced. The inspecting officer changed hands at "I had to learn."—Success Magazine. of his name by saying he could which overtaxes its carrying capacity. Your working power depends upon your will be Alfred W. Bjornstad of the I $25.00 an acre. The not accept the place. It was felt that I crops grown on these The general sentiment, it is said, is health! Garfield Tea corrects disorders of Twenty-eighth infantry. lands warrant the liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels. the appointment should go to Ramsey, He who cannot do kindness without that all parties ditching into the river St. Peter, February 23 Redwood advance. You can Become Rich and Judge Bunn's appointment a brass band is not so scrupulous should contribute to the .expense involved Much moonshine goes into pious Falls, 24 Madison, 25 St. Paul, March was finally decided upon. in preventing the periodical talks about making sunshine. about his other dealings. 6-10 Hibbing, 13 Eveleth, 14 Duluth, Judge Bunn was first appointed to overflow. 15-17 Minneapolis, 20-24 Red Wing, by cattle raising,dairying,mixed "BETTER FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN THAN CASTOR OIL* the district bench by Governor farming and grain growing in The proposition includes the clearing 27 Winona, 28 Owatoona, 29 Austin, the provinces of Manitoba. Clough and in the past two elections from the Wild Rice river all obstructions, Saskatchewan and Alberta. 30 Faribault, 31 Thief River Falls, IT SALTS.OR PfLLSkAS SWEETENS AND CLEANSES TOE SYSTEM MORE EFFICIENTLY AND Free homestead and pre* has been the non-partisan candidate constructing ditches so as to April 3 Crooketon, 4 Bemidji, 5 emption areas, as well as la&4 IS FAR MORE PLEASANT TO TAKE. for the bench. This largely decided eliminate bends in the river, thus increasing held by railway and land com* Zumbrota, 10 Northfield, 11 Stillwater, ^YKJHFWS-'EW XIR'fSlNNA Governor Eberhart in his appointment, panies, will provide home* the rapidity of its flow, and 12 N*»w Ulm, 17 Mankato, for millions. in line with his desire to separate the constructing a ditch of l^rgecarrying Adaptable soil, healtbfnl 18 Worthington, 19 Fairmont, 20 Judiciary from politics. climate, splendid school* capacity running east and west Anoka, 24 Princeton, 25 Olivia, 27. and churches.good descrtou-rerailways,. IS THE IDEAL FAMILY LAXATIVE, AS Judge Bunn's first appointment to For settlers' rates, through the county and emptying into The artillery will be inspected in St. literature "Last Best West,,rlwnf the district bench came about through IT GIVES SATISFACTION TO ALL, IS jhij.ticiflare, the Red River of the North.. to reach the country and other Paul April 14 and "15 and in Minneapolis write to Bnp't of Itnzai the death of Judge C. D. Kerr in 1897. ALWAYS BENEFICIAL IN ITS EFFECTS An engineer will be' appointed, a eratlbn, Ottawa, Canada, or to the April 7. N He was first elected for six years in Canadian Government Agent. AND PERFECTLY SAFE AT ALL TIMES. survey made and work be done requiring 1898, after having served for about a an outlay of many thousands of HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE. NOTE THE,JSAME year and. five months in Judge Kerr's dollars. (Use address nearest yon.) place. Twice after that he had no opposition CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Mankato—The manager of athlefc on the Democratic ticket for AGITATE PURE FOOD. ics of the Northfield high school has 'renomination nor on the Republican in tfie Circle. TRUCK FARMERS HAKE BIO WME9 been sending letters to high schools in oneveny Bacfiage of the Genuine. In the Pensacola District of Florida^. ticket for election. Moorhead, Minn., Starts Movement Southern Minnesota proposing a conference, Five acre tracts $10.00 down—$5.00 He was admitted to the bar and began vv month. Profits average $1,500 to |5,W for Regulation of Milk to be formed of the high yearly. Canning factory on proper the practice of law in St. Paul in and Meat. schools in the southern part of the guarantees market. Soil expert 1888. Since 1904 he has been president Moorhead.—The matter of an adequate demonstration farm makes mistakes state. The schools named are those oi ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS SELL THE ORIGINAL AND and dean of the St. Paul college possible. We want more farmers inspection of foods, including Mankato, Faribault, Red Wing, Austin, •will help you make good. "Write for GENUINE WHEN CALLED FOR. ALTHOUGH THEY-COULD of law. milk, butter and meat, and whether booklet telling of the wonderful eppar* Rochester, Albert Lea, St. James, MAKE A LARGER PROFIT BY SELLING INFERIOR PREPARA. tunities in this country. Native of Wisconsin. the health of local people is being endangered Owatonna ?-nd Northfield. Several oi Pensacola, TlONSb YET THEY PREFER TO SELL THE GENUINE, BECAUSE PENSAC0LA REALTY CO.. Fla., Judge Bunn was born in Sparta, by widespread cases of tuberculosis these, schools have been heard from IT IS RIGHT TO DO SO AND FOR THE GOOD OF THEIR Wis., June 25, 1865. He comes from and from general contamination, and all are favorable to the proposal. KNOWN SINCE I83b AS RELIABLE CUSTOMERS. WHEN IN NEED OF MEDICINES, SUCH six tER culminated when the joint committee 6hiTAlNg a family of lawyers, his father, Pomanzo The object of the conference, it is understood, ONES CENT. OF ALCOHOL DRUGGISTS ARE, THE TO DEAL WITH, AS YOUR Bunn, having been a United States from the Commercial club and laosuaM* timr is to promote the standard IFF. Mar *Mi»/A0ir "Vice* black OR HEALTH MAY AT SOME TIME DEPEND UPON district judge in Wisconsin. In the the city council made its report at IM MKMUI UUtM *ka of school work and school spirit and year of 1879 Judpe Bunn entered the the meeting of the council. THEIR SKILL AND RELIABILITY to create a firmer friendship between CAPSULES 01 preparatory department of the Univer- The matter was really started when the schools. WHEN BUYING UVER^BOWUS. SUPERIOR REMEDY FOR MEN t:rC Noet6eMNameof the Gompani 50rT- AT DRUGGISTS Tlt)fL BOX MAIL PLAN1TN. yHHENRr b! BROOKLYN N ELEVATOR MAN DISAPPEARS. NEW COUNTY 13 LEGALIZED. TO DEPORT MURDERER. wimntiziraifljntTOi QUIRNtNU RG SKRUPC? Said to be $1,000. Short in Accounts Governor's Prfcclamatioiv Formally PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS. NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN Judge Hughes Orders Fiiriani R» An., bmtSSM 81, KewYark, law lark, Blnrfek Wast With His Company. Creates. Division of Pennington. THE CIRCLE.NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACKAGE,OF T1E leased From the Asylum. Country School for fiirls CENUINE. ONE SIZE ONLY. FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING St. Cloud. Amos Crossland, for MINIATURE PICTURE Duluth. Judge Martin Hughes DRUGGISTS. REGULAR PRICE SOe PER BOTTLE* OF PACKAGE fifteen years a resident of Royalton, St. Paul. Pennington county, of the district court at Hibbing. IN NEW YORK CITT. Best features at SYRUP OF FKfft OP SENNA IS TOE ONLY PERFECT FAMILY LAXATIV& 15 miles from this city, and during created last fall by a general election, country and city made an order for the release oi Id city Ufa Out-of-door sports oo Amb •pru'wr imtm REMEDY »H1CH ACTS A NATURAL, STRENGTHENING WAY school park of 36 acres near the the Hudson Biven the past three years manager of the has. been given full county authority Guizeppe Furiani from tbe insane hospital Academic Course Primary Class ss to Graduation. aad AND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM, WITHOUT UNPLEASANT AFTER-EFFECTS AND WITHOUT HISS BASflg hiss Music and Art mum Powers elevator in that village, has to conduct its.affairs by a proclamation 'v.. at Fergus Falls. Furleni is a BUtfTATINC, DEBILITATING OR GRIPING, AND THEREFORE DOES NOT INTERFERE IN ANY disappeared and is said to be $1,000 of the governor. Pennington rriurderer and he is Released at the re 4# m*' 'r WAY WITH BUSINESS 6R PLEASURE. IT IS RECOMMENDED BY MILLIONS OF WELL. short iii Although .separated Red Lake frongk quest of the federal.. authorities foi TO NFORMED FAMILIES^ WHO KNOW OP ITS VALUE FROM PERSONAL USE. GET ITS Crossland left Royalton last it county last' NdvenHwr 'of a vote of week, plT*||T^ci^K.8teiKaf: deportation to Italy. Furiani killed THE THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ALWAYS BUY CENUINE: MANUFACTURED BY CALIFORNIA ,FK SYRUP CO. I ft! HI I IWiawM* U.toK. WmU^kT- L.- has just been given out that he was 1,924 and needed only the governor's Marino F&rinlni at Hibbing ipst Fowrtb JmbA abort In bis accounts. proclamation to give it full legal sta* of Jul* W. N. U., Minneapolis, No. A £3®