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TNTSRNATIONAE FALLS PRESS HONOR J. A. TAWNEY KASOTA STONE APPROVED. Spring Humors STATE B..NKS GROWING. ROMANCE OF COLD WEATHER His Interest. "You are going to interest yourself Washington, D. C., Engineer Inspects Large Gains In Deposits and Loans in this reform enterprise?" Man 8aves Two Lives but Subsequent Come to most people and cause the Minnesota Quarries Shown By Reports. "Certainly," replied Senator Sorghum. Lionizing Is Much to His troubles,—pimples, boils and other toil tions, besides loss of appetite, that Disadvantage. Kasota.—Kasota stone or marble St. Paul.—Covering the bank call "But I thought it was unfavorable feeling, biliousness, indigestion and bea& PRAISES OF EX-CONGRESSMAN will probably be used hereafter in the sent out for a statement of business to your friends." ache. Two lovers were strolling along a ARE SOUNDED AT BANQUET construction of government buildings at the close of March 7, State Bank Is. And I'm going to interest The sooner you get rid of them the bd^ canal bank on the outskirts of Paris at Washington, D. C. A day or so Examiner Kelsey Chase has issued a IN WINONA. myself in it far enough to let me ter, and the way to get rid of them and the other day when the woman suddenly ago Mr. Lynn, representing Elliot comparative statement showing an extraordinary to build up the system is to take offer suggestions that will render it ran from her companion and Hood's Sarsapariila increase in business of the Woods, superintendent of the capital impractical." threw herself into the water. Though banks of the state. buildings and grounds at Washington AFFAIR ENTIRELY NON PARTISAN but a bad swimmer, her companion at In all, 701 banks made answer, an J. A. Brown, constructing engineer for The Spring Medicine par excellence aft once jumped in to rescue her, but he shown by unequaled, radical and penna» increase of 41 fcv the year, and their the government Mr. Serrill, a photographer, Unfortunate Allusion. was unable to do so, and both were nent cures. also of Washington, and total increase in resources is $12,748,535.36. She—Too many men expect their in peril of drowning. At this moment Get it today in usual liquid form The comparison as made covers Charles L. Hilgartner, president of the wives to run their homes on practically Legislator's Right to Compromise, a stranger came along, and seeing Saraatabs. chocolated tablets called the call of March 7 and a similar Hilgartner Marble Company, of Baltimore, nothing. They forget that no Tawney's Main Theme—Modern the struggling couple, bravely call sent out March 29, a year ago. Md., were in Kasota, inspecting one can make bricks without straw. BSTCHT6 Fortunes are matte in patents. jumped in and succeeded in bringing Theory of Representative's ft I tH Iv 64 tect yonrideas. Our page boottiia The showing is as follows: the quarries and the Kasota yellow He—My wife does—out of flour." both the man and the woman to the Fitzgerald & Co., Box K, Washington, D, Duty Lowering. marble with a view to determining its RESOURCES. bank, where they were soon revived. March 29, 1910. March 7, 1911. adaptability for use in the interior The Fountain Head of Life cheering crowd assembled to congratulate Loans and discount# A decorations of the house of representatives. $85,451,492.19 $96,503,187.47 the rescuer who, however, Overdrafts 543,804.52 577,699.61 Winona.—The citizens of Winona After completing their inspection showed great reluctance to be lionized. U. S. Bonds.... 24,822.89 19,300.00 Is The Stomach Winona paid a glowing tribute to the party, accompanied by C. W. O he He Was quickly walking away bonds and securities James A. Tawney, ex-congressman and Babcock, went to Madison, Wis., to when two policemen came on the 2,619,338.18 8,263,461.43 ••for 18 years representative of the First look at the Kasota yellow marble used Banking house, scene and Insisted that the name and A man who has a weak and impaired stomach and who does not congressional district in the national furniture and in the state capitol there. They address of so brave a man should be properly digest his food will aoon find that his blood has become fixtures 3,433,547.66 3,879,599.15 house of congress. There was no seemed much pleased with the stone Other real estate 1,057,623.43 1,202,070.91 taken. Their surprise was great when weak and impoverished, and that his whole body is improperly and political significance in the banquet Due from banks. 18,466,496.09 17,593,830.09 and the character of the work done in insufficiently nourished. they found that the gallant rescuer Checks and cash held in his honor at the Masonic Temple polishing it. items 496,981.47 701,453.09 was a burglar for whom the police Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERT and the banqueters were composed Cash on hand 4,362,491.42 4,522,330.01 were anxiously searching. He was makea the stomach atron&, promotea the flow of Other resources.. 117,479.09 171,912.24 of many men who have played digestive lalcea, reatorea the lost appetite, makes DEATH OF MINNESOTA PIONEER. taken into custody and will be prominent parts in past campaigns as Totals $116,564,447.53 $128,434,794.00 aaaimllatloa perfect, Invigorate* the liver and brought up for sentence: It is expected LIABILITIES. Supporters and opponents and in the purttiea and enrlchea the blood. It la the Hreat blood-maker, Capital stock.... $12,739,500.00 $13,576,300.00 that the gallant rescue will Joseph Schaaf, 83, Came to North Star love-fest political lines were blended Surplus tleah-bullder and restorative nerve tonic. It makea men 2,982,059.90 8,476,270.13 State in "Fifties." lead to his dismissal, or at least to a Undivided profits, and wiped away as "Our Jim" was Strong In body, active In mind and cool In lodgement. 1,045,153,33 net 1,000,041.58 reduction in any sentence that might lauded and complimented upon completing Bills payable 953,071.22 3 1 4 8 8 2 9 7 Joseph Schaaf, a veteran of the Civil otherwise have been passed on him This **Discovery" is a pure, glyceric extract of American medical rooted Time certificates. 67,130,889.77 59,175,696.46 almost a score of remarkable Dividends unpaid 7,606.37 17,240.00 war and a resident of Minnesota since for his less heroic deeds. absolutely free from aloohol and all injurious, habit-forming drugs. All its years as a statesman, during which Deposits subject Ingredients are printed on its wrappers. It has no relationship with secret the early fifties, died at St. Alexander's to check 34,884,626.55 36,676,048.10 period he attained one of the most nostrums. Its every ingredient is endorsed by the leaders in all the schools of Dem'd certificates 914,334.36 1,044,612.49 hospital, New Ulm, at the advance^ SCALES ALL OVER HER BODY important positions in the national Certified checks.. 48,680.12 53,208.48 medicine. Don't accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this time-proven age of 83. He is survived by a widow, Cashier's checks. 1,539,824.22 1,582,951.48 government—that of chairman of the remedy NEIGHBORS. They must know of OP KNOWN COMPOSITION. ASK Youa Due to banks.... 2,8S3,062.50 2,663,185.42 who was with him at the time of death, house appropriations committee, the "About threw yoars ago I was affected many cures made by it during past 40 years, right in your own neighborhood. Other liabilities.. 115,663.58 74,132.50 and eight children, three sons and five World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y. "watchdog" of the national treasury. by white scales on my knees Totals $116,564,447.53 $128,434,794.00 daughters—Joseph, Jr., and Val, Murdock, It was fitting that L. L. Brown, lawyer, -J- and elbows. I consulted a doctor who PINK EYE Minn. John, Rockford, Wash. FOR NTIFVR NVRN DISTEMPER former Democratic mayor and treated me for ringworm. I saw no CO-OPERATIVE STORE FOR "U." Mrs. William Emerson, Seattle, Wash. CATARRHAL FEVER once defeated by Mr. Tawney in the change and consulted a specialist and Mrs. Michael Frank, Delano, Minn. AND ALL NOSE contest for congressman, should have he claimed I had psoriasis. I continued Students and Faculty May Take Over AND THROAT DISEASES Mrs. E. T. Dana and Mrs. John Weber, acted as toastmaster at the function. treatments under him for about University Book Business. Murdock, Minn., and Mrs. Louis Eberhart, During the evening toats were reDurl'ng six months until I saw scales breaking Cures the skin and acts as a preventive for others. liquid given St. Paul. the tongue. Safe for brood mares and all others. Best kidney remedy CP the evening toasts were reernor out all over my body save my Minneapolis.—After three or four a druegisis a cents and $1.00 bottle 95.00 and $10.00 the dozen. Sold by all Mr. Schaaf was for many years Lyndon A. Smith of St. Paul, face. My scalp was affected, and my years of agitation the University of aiid horse goods houses, or sent express paid, by the manufacturer** farmer, residing near Victoria. In St. Judge Walter I. Smith of Council Minnesota is to have a co-operative hair began to fall. I then changed SPOHN MEDICAL CO., Chemists, GOSHEN, INDIAN* Paul he was engaged in the fuel business, Bluffs, Iowa Frank L. Eddy of Minneapolis doctors to no avail. I went to two book and stationery store. The faculty but retired several years ago. J. J. Esch of La Crosse J. hospitals and each wanted to make a and students may be the stockholders. He was a member of Battery B. First Adam Bede, Pine City, Minn. William study of the case and seemed unable and Minnesota heavy artillery, was J. Whipple, veteran Democratic editor W. Wilson, proprietor of the to cure it or assure me of a cure. I H. mustered out with his company in 1864. of Winona, who for years has penned book store near the university, has tried several patent medicines and He was a member of the QermanAmerican his political doctrine in opposition to offered to sell out his book and stationery was finally advised by a friend who Veterans' Association. Mr. Tawney as a candidate. The departments, and the offer is has used Cuticura on her children oal toasts all lauded the ex-congressman since their birth, to purchase the now under consideration of the faculty as a man of great enterprise and sterling MUCH CORN EXPECTED. Cuticura Remedies. I purchased a and student body. It is said preferred personality. cake of Soap, the Ointment and the stock, expected to pay a stipulated Clean Smoke The final toast of the evening was Expert Predicts Record Breaking Acreage Resolvent. After the first application amount of interest, about 6 or 7 Sanitary I Soot 16 that of Mr. Tawney, who spoke at This Season. the itching was allayed. per cent, will be reserved for members \Smokele53p Ashes. |r considerable length, the principal '1 am still using the Soap and Ointment of the faculty. theme of his talk being a defense of Minneapolis.—Minnesota's corn acreage and now feel that none other is Librarian Gerould suggested It (he legislator's right to compromise promises to be the largest ever good enough for my skin. The psoriasis would be better for the faculty not to where he thought it would accomplish planted and it is probable that the has disappeared and I everywhere contribute, but that students be made greater good than holding out for a corn production of the state will reach feel better. My hands were so Your Choice stockholders. fixed idea. He said to that the "uplift" new high figures, In the judgment of disfigured before using the Cuticura "Such an arrangement should be remunerative magazines had changed the public D. E. Willard, development agent of Remedies that I had to wear gloves all to stockholders and still Take your choice. Coal with its disagreeable and expensive feat-j view and that the modern theory of the Northern Pacific. This expectation the time. Now my body and hands effect a great saving to the student ures or Solvay Coke which is practically pure carbon—the head the representatives duty was lowering. is based upon observations made are looking fine." (Signed) Miss Sara body as a whole," said President element. 100,000 households burn Milwaukee Solvay Coke—the cleaty. on the trip of the good farming train Burnett, 2135 Fitzwater St., Philadelphia, Northrop. "The thought that the faculty sanitary, smokeless, and economical fuel. over that line. Not only is diversified Bootless Pa., Sept. 80, 1910. is forcing the sale of books on the DITCHES INCOMPLETE. farming increasing, and not only are Cuticura Soap (25c) and Cuticura students must be guarded against. Buy Milwaukee the farmers raising more stock, but Ointment (50c) are sold throughout With efficient management it should SOLVAY COKE Special Legislative Engineer Inspects it is becoming more evident every the world. Send to Potter Drug & be a good venture for all concerned." Drainage Work In Aitkin County. year, said Mr. Willard, but Minnesota Chem. Corp., sole props., 135 Columbys is an ideal corn state over its greater Ave., Boston, for free book on affections STEEL TRUST RIVAL PLANNED. portion. Aitkin. Nine miles of Drainage of the skin and scalp. "The Fuel Without a Fault99 "Diversity of work in farming and Ditch No. 66, located about in the center Former Heads to Merge Interests and the raising of livestock," said Mr. Willard, of Aitkin county, were inspected How He Averted a Duel. It can be used in any furnace, range, stove or grate suitable for coal-* Fight Corporation. "as the newspapers of Minneapolis The following is told of former Senator by C. Stewart, the consulting hy­ B. saves per cent of fuel cost. Solvay Coke means complete 2 0 combustion—i and other cities of the state have Joe Blackburn of Kentucky: draulic engineer retained by the legislative no waste, no smoke, no soot, no ashes to sift. Duluth.—A stir was created in advocated for years, is having its beneficial In the days of his youth the Kentuckian committee which is investigating financial and business circles in Warms the house while you would wait for hard coal to get startedU effect upon the state." was asked by a friend to second Charges made against State Drainage Duluth when it was rumored that Engineer George Ralph. him in a duel. He consented, and 2,000 dealers in the Northwest sell Milwaukee a giant merger of steel, iron ore The ditches examined comprise at sunrise the parties met at the appointed Solvay Coke—all sizes—ask your dealer, and write BIG BARGE FOR HOSPITAL. and shipping companies was to be perfected about half of Drainage System No. 66 place. Now, it was this Kentuckian's for interesting booklet of coke information to to compete with the United and include the lower end of the main duty to say the last words Mayo Brothers of Rochester May States Steel corporation, with prominent PICBtANDS, BROWN & COMPANY flitch, and lateral ditches and touching the terms of the duel. But, 7 8. Duluth men and others in it. It Install Floating Sanatorium. Mr. Stewart, who is accompanied by although he faithfully performed this Colby-Abbot Building Milwaukee, Wisconsin is said that former heads of the steel duty, the duel never took place. E. V. Willard, assistant state drainage corporation, including Thos. F. Cole, Lake City.—Negotiations are in A murmur of "Why not?" Invariably engineer, as guide, would give out no formerly president of the Oliver Iron grogress for the sale of the big barge Information regarding his findings, all goes around whenever this story Is W. L. DOUGLAS Mining Company, would merge their built by the Lake City Boat Factory of which will be first presented to the told, whereupon the answer is as follows: interests and fight the older corporation, to the Doctors Mayoof Rochester. Investigating committee. just as soon as the supreme court This barge which is the largest one of l^eVe SHOES«»S The charge made in testimony in the "For a very simple reason. When *2££ *3 *3-M& *4 renders its decision in the American its kind ever constructed on the upper hearing against Contractors Foley and Joe finished speaking it was too dark Tobacco and the Standard Oil cases. river was built for the defunct Mississippi W. L. Douglas shoes cost more to make than ordinary shoes, Gleason, on this particular piece of for a duel."—Harper's Magazine. because higher grade leathers are used and selected with greater According to report, the G. A. Tomlinson River Amusement company and Work, was that in many places the care. These are the reasons why W. L. Douglas shoes are guaranteed line of ore freighters will be was left on the hands of the local ifitch was not deep enough or wide to hold their shape, look and fit better and wear longer BASK A TOON'S splendid English-speaking the lake transportation end of the business. company at the time of the Amusement than any other shoes you can buy. enough, in several places it was apparent agricultural community has won phenomenal Mr. Tomlinson was asked about company's failure. BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES to the casual observer that further prosperity from a wonderful soil. the proposed merger, but he had no What are the farmers in your district doing? It is reported that the Mayos will The genuine have W. L. Douglas name and the retail work is necessary before the ditch Why not participate in our prosperity? comment to make. Mr. Cole is out of price stamped on the bottom, which guarantees full value convert the barge into a floating hospital Is "brought to a proper grade. This was Come here if you want to make the city. and protects the wearer against high prices and inferiorshoes. and sanatorium to be used in notably true at the junction of the the most and best of your energy and ability. Negotiations were opened some time REFUSE SUBSTITUTES CLAIMED TO BE'JUSTAS GOOD' connection wth the steamer Rutledge At any rate, do it for your children's main ditch and laterial 8. ago, according to the report, woth If your dealer cannot supply you with the genuine W.L.Don (flag shoes, write sake. Write for all information to Commissioner, BOY8' 8HOES which they recently purchased. The for Much material, whether deposited by Mall Order Catalog. Shoes sent direct from factory factory to wearer, all charges Board of Trade, Saskatoon, pis owners of extensive iron ore properties paid. WI XI. Doaglat, 145 Spark. St.. Brockton. MUM. $2,00,|2.504$3.r00 barge is a triple decker and could be the water, left there by the dredges or Saskatchewan, Western Canada. near the head of the lakes by the made to accommodate several hundred which caved in from the sides, remains men said to be behind the merger. $2,000 in Prizes & Big Game Fish patients. It has recently been inspected to be removed. When asked in regard Chicken, All Right. by the government inspectors and Camden lawyer walked into a restaurant to this material both Gleason of the A FIELD AND STREAM the other day, prepared to contracting firm' and Willard explained pronounced safe. SEEK ORE NEAR BRAINERD. is "'America's M*(izint for' Sportsmen," Offerins himself a chicken dinner. the ditches are Incomplete, and assert order 203 Prizes for the Biutit Fresh sad Salt The waitress approached him. He Water Game Pish Caught During 1911. that alight gasoline-operated dredge is Many Drills Prospecting for Iron on POTATO SPECIAL STARTS. Prizes for the biggest fish caught each monti looked at her and said: now being assembled to clear out these the New Range. and grand prizes for the entire season in each obstructed passages. "How's chicken?" class, including $60 silver cup, silver medals, rods as£ Northern Minnesota To Be Told How "I'm all right," she answered, cheerily reels, guns and sportsman's equipment. List of prizes snd conditions el To Raise Tubors. -L Brainerd.—J. Huddleston, of Ossipee, "how's yourself?" contest published each month. Read the stories of How, When.Where NEW ULM DEFENDER DEAD. was in the city and said that and with what tackle these big fish were killed. Special introductory five drills owned by John Whiteside, Duluth. Duluth's potato special Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children offer of three months' trial subscription to FIELD AND STREAM, of Duluth, were drilling for iron ore left for a ten days' tour of Northern teething:, softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, together with the 1911 Angler's Guide, including the latest Game and Fill John Toberer, Minnesota Pioneer, All for $1.00 allays pain, cores wind colic, 25c a bottle. on the Van Horn property about three Minnesota. The special train consisted Laws for 1911 and a five-foot Heddon split Helped Fight Indians in 1862. miles south of his farm. The scene bamboo bait casting rod of four coaches and two baggage Think all you speak, but speak not Send in your order today and learn all about this great contest. of this drilling lies about sixteen miles cars. It will swing around the all you think.—Delarem. FIELD AND STREAM PUB. COMPANY. 26 East 21st Street. New York City New Ulm.—John C. Toberer, one of north of Brainerd. range, stopping at every town and siding. the first settlers of New Ulm, died at Thomas Keating, of Deerwood, Institutes for farmers will be Garfield Tea purifies the blood, eradicates Miss Bangs and Miss Whiton's his home in this city. He suffered a shipped a drill from his Crosby propel held on the train, and they will be In* rheumatism, gout and other diseases. paralytic stroke which hastened the ties to Ironton. C. W. Potts, of Superior, structed on the proper methods ol School for Girls end. Wis., has been drilling for the growing potatoes and the best potatoes A suspicious woman raises a large Mr. Toberer came to New Ulm in June Lake Iron Company, in the to grow. crop of doubts. 1856 and conducted a jewelry store seventy-one acres leased from Congdon A. B. Hostetter, agricultural expert WITHIN BAST ACCESS of all parts of the elty, and of the great libraries here continuously from 1863 up to the Up-Set & Hartley{ In section 9, township of the Duluth Commercial Club, is in and museums. Opportunity given for attendance at publlo entertainments of educational and artistic value. time of his last illness. He was one 46, range 29. He has also had a drill charge of the train, and the expense is THOROUGH AND CONSERVATIVE TRAINING, moral, intellectual anfi of the defenders of the city during the working for M. Weum, of Moorhead, being borne by the Commercial Club Sick Feeling physical, with expert supervision in every department, thus insuring definite and certain results. Indian massacre in 1862 and was one and J. A. Stetson, of Deerwood and and the range roads. Intense interest FACULTY LARGE, each teacher a specialist and pupils assured the Individual Of the two surviving charter members Duluth, in lot 3 and the northwest has been aroused in the train among attention adapted to their respective needs. that follows taking a dose of castor PRIMARY, PREPARATORY AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS: also a. of the New Ulm Turnverein. He quarter of the southwest quarter of the farmers, and big crowds are expected unique department known as the UPPER HOUSE, for graduate ana special leaves a wife and two daughters. to vist it. oil, salts or calomel* is about the section 4, township 46, range 28. students desiring to spend the winter in New York in a congenial social atmos- Jntelligent there, under the most favorable conditions for culture of social graces and for worst you can endure—Ugh—it advancement. The UPPER HOUSE la In a large degree free from 8NAGB0AT READY FOR WORK. WATER FOR WHITE EARTH. Liquor Question Is Issue. gives one the creeps. You don't the ordinary restrictions of a school. BEST ADVANTAGES of New York available for the study of Music, Art, Albert Lea.—The biennial city election have to have it—-CASCARETS Elocution, Languages and Dancing. Government Vessel Will Leave Winter will be held here Tuesday, April New Agency Well Will Supply Indians move the bowels—tone up the PHYSICAL EXERCISES. Special attention given with the object of promoting health, grace and ease of motion and repose of manner. The gymnastic exercises Quarters at Keokuk April 1. 4, and the candidates are all in the and Village This Spring. liver—without these bad feelings. are in charge of a graduate of Dr. Sargent, of Cambridge, Mass. SUMMER Winona.—The United States snagboat field. For mayor there are four candidates: CAMP in New Hampshire. Try them. an is to leave its winter quarters at THE SUCCESS OP SCHOOL has been so pronounced that It has received White Earth.—The Indian Office has A. A. W«st, Socialist V. Gulbrandson, THE the of the leading educators of the country as highest commendation Keokuk about April 1 and start on its granted the request of the Indians in anti-saloon C. L. Swenson tar. CASCARETS a box week* IOC well of of the U. S. Government Miss Bangs and Mies as the highest officials treatment, all druggists. B*ggest seller first trip of the season up the river. Whiton refer by permission to the presidents of ten colleges and universities the matter of piping water from th£ and L. O. Green, the latter a candidate in the world. Million boxes a month. and to President Taft, Ex-Vice-President and Mrs. Fairbanks, ExPresident and Mrs. The Tipton will this year be in charge new agency well to furnish the people for re-election. There are several and Roosevelt, and the Chief Justice. Mrs. of Captain F. B. Martin, with Captain of the village with a supply of pure amendments to the charter to be W, N. U., Minneapolis, No. 14^-1911. PUTNAM-FADELESS DYES P. M. Ruby as pilot. The business water. It is feared that the work oi voted upon, one of which provides for of boat Is to remove snags uncov­ establishing a reservoir, digging trenches the the recall for city officers, which is ered in the river channel and' adjust and laying water mains will be commenced likely to be adopted. The anti-saloon buoys. generally makes two trip* It as soon as the frost is out of forces are planning a series of meetings Color more goods brighter end faster colors than any other dye. One 10c package colon all fibers. They dye in cold waterbetter than any other dye. You can UD Masoa to St. Paul. the ground.. to stir their frUradfc-\ dye any garment without ripping apart. Write for free booklet—How to Dye. Bleach and Mix Colora. QMlncy, MONBOE PBtlG COMPANY, 11V