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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-07
Q HELP WANTED--FEMALE

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SOC MEMS UNDERWEAR, Csc, IN THE
Plymouth Bargain Basement, 9Th and Nicollet
YOUNG WOMAN, FOR THOROUGH PREP
aration for office work or business. go to the
Archibald college, Lake st, corner Stevens.
NEW METHOD OF EXTRACTING TEETH
DR.. A. E. Brandes. 620K Nicollet av.
GOOD POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES
are obtained by graduates of the Minnesota
School of Business, 81 Sd st S.
LADIES IN. DOUBT PLEASE CALL or
write DR.. BLY,, p 4th st S. New book. 25c.
| WANTED-LADY COMPETENT TO KEEP
pher and typewriter, and willing to assist in
| q general store; one that speaks Swedish pre-
ferred; reply, stating experience, references
| and salary expected. G. j. McCollom & Co.,
| Halock, Mimi.
WANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED DINING-
room girls at once at Windsor Hotel ST. Paul.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
york in small, new fat. German preferred
dustrious person. Mrs. Roberts, LA w
| Grant st.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work. Address 500 18th av S.
WANT I ExPERIENcEp sTENoGRA-
One owning machine preferred. Good loca-
! ton. Call at $50 Temple Court
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work. Small family; modern house; good
wages. No. 1882 Grand av.
w AIN ED@AN GlRL FUR
general ,housewor1 in family of two Refer
ences. 1889 Hennepin av.
WANTED-GOOD DOMESTIC AT 1923 HEN
nepin av; good wages. Call this evening.
WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR HoUsEWoRK;
must be good plain cook: house modern and
convenient; good wages 2644 Nicolet av.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON POWER
| sewing machines to make silk waists; steady
work. D. Cohen & Co., 519 LIST av S, third
floor. n
i WANTED, YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE AND
store work; slight knowledge of bookkeeping
and typewriter required; permanent position;
answer in own handwriting, giving refer
ences, 2779, Journal.
DINING GIRL WANTED-PLEAsE CALL
at 2507 Bloomington av.
WANTED-ExPERIEN HAIR DRESS
er. Schuneman & Evans Hair Dressing Par
Tors, st. Paul, Minn.
NURSE TO ASSIST WITH CARE OF BABY.
Child is in perfect health. Age desired,
about % years. Wages moderate Mrs. T.
| M. Roberts la w Grant st.
WANTED-NORWEGIA GIRL FOR GEN
eral homework. 1523sE 18th st.
WANTED-WORKIN GIRLS FOR LIGHT,
pleasant Office work: good pay 405, fourth
floor, Temple Court. corner Washington and
| Hennepin. 49, sxs5
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

$40 MEMS ULSTERS, $3.50, IN THE PLYM-
outh Bargain Basement 9Th and Nicollet
SUPERFLUOUs HAIR, MOLES, ETC, PER-
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol-
lister. TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
OF the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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On FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FREE FOR SALE" CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head BE sure and
call for them when you leave the ad
MATTRESSES MADE OVER: HAIR OR
moss, $150; others, 81; mattresses and furni-
tuse for sale. Rainville Bros, manufacturers,
II Nicollet island. Both phones
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

RI LOANS AND CHATTELS ID.
SS-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MEMS WINTER CAPS 25c IN THE PLYM-
outh Bargain Basement, 9Th and Nicollet-
RICE LOANS on all kinds of personal prop
erty; charges reasonable. 5O6 Globe bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PLAN
OS, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, ON SAME
DAY AS APPLICATION. OUR NEW PAY
MENT PLAN is THE EASIEST, CHEAP
EST AND BEST IN THE CITY.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
601-2 Globe Building,
. 20-22 4th st S. '. ...-
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly INSTALL
ment Loan Co.. S25 Guaranty Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN.
WAGo rs BTc 20 ON sHgHT MoT1cE, At At
W WI OR MONTHLY PAYM N4ES
GALL GALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY;
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 306
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING. COR
NER OF 1ST AV S AND 4TH ST.
PAWNBROKERS-Rel reasonable; con-
fdential. Harris & Goldstein. 23a 1st av S.
WILLIAMS, AIS GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans any amount on personal property or
any security. Large loans a specially. Very
low rates.
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These WANTS. will supply WANTS and everybody ses WANTS. one
, HELP WANTED-FEMALE


Continued.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, with good references; will pay
good wages. Call 2122 Portland aq.
WANTED--A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
sral homework; family Of three. Apply RS
w 14th st.
LADY HOUSEHOLDER, FAIR LOOKING,
between ages % and IS, for middle-aged
american farmer, single. Address 2693, Jour-
nal.
WANTED-FIRST-CLAS DRESSMAKER
and ladies' tailOress, to take charge of shop
about March l. Apply with reference to H.
N. MacLean, Rolla, N ID.
GIRLS TO ADDRESS ENVELOPS AT 81
per thousand; must be good penman. Apply
Saturday forenoon. Wanamaker & Brown, "a
9th st S.
THE nRETTIEST GIRLS, HANDSOMEST
Womei and wisest men insist on having Satin
Skin Cream and Powder. 25c.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work at 2742 Dupont av S.
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BOARD OFFERED
CLAIRVOYANTS

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MEMS WINTER CAPS 25c IN THE PLYM-
outh Bargain Basement, 9Th and Nicollet.
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: FINE FURS.
: THE BARGAIN OF THE SEASON
Having bought the entire bankrupt
stock Of e. c. CLAM, SIG NicoIlet,
: RElNER, THE FURRIER, is prepared
: to dispose Of an assortment of scarfs,
collarettes, storm collars, muffs, etc., :.
: at prices seldom heard Of This bank
: rupt stock includes, also, fine selected
: skins, natural otter, Persian lamb,
: krimmer and astrakahn, from which
: may be made to measure ladies' jack
cts (otter and lamb for $500; krimmer
and astrakahn, $3.50. Great reduction !
this month in gentlemen S light weight,
fur-lined coats. Call and see this as
: sortment at Is 9th st S.
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DYEING AND CLEANING
T HAIR DRESSING PARLORS

$40 MEMS ULSTERS, $3.50, IN THE PLYM-
outh Bargain Basement, 9Th and NicolIet
I1AIRDRESSING, MANICURING, SHAMPOO
ing, 25 cents each. Face Massage, so cents.
Baths of all kinds, for ladies only. Roney
Bath Parlors. 121 9th st S. -.
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BEST SNAP YET, FURNITURE, CARPET,
wall paper and undertaking business in
county seat; city of 1000; Minnesota: leading
store; good trade; little competition; draws
trade 80 miles; cause of sale, sickness; must
have $1,000 cash; no trade considered investi-
gate quick, if at all. Address 1888 Journal
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

$40 MEMS listers, $3.50, IN THE PLYM-
outh Bargain Basement, 9Th and Nicollet
IMMEDIATELY, ABOUT TEN
houses for $500 to $1,000, well rented. I will
pay spot cash. Send numbers. Will call.
J. S. Morrison, 507 Phoenix.
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% HORSES. CARRIAGES--SALE

80 HORSES, CARRIAGES--SALE
MEMS WINTER CAPS 25c IN TILE pLYM-
outh Bargain Basement, 9Th and Nicollet
| W1DMAYER & PRENDERGAST. Ala SD ST
robes, blankets, etc, bought, sold. Largest
Main 27O2 Js.
HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP-FROM 50 TO
80 head, mares and geldings, weights 1900 to
1,S0o. Just received from iowa and Mime
sofa. Bargains to cash buyers Dan Egan,
Iowa Sale Barn.
+ GRAND HORSE AUCTION SALE.
Barrett & Zimmerman will hold their first
grana horse auction sale Of. the season at
their Midway Horse Market, st. Paul, Mimi.
Wednesday, Feb. II, 1902, and every succeed
daily. $500 -,
Will have for the first sale from 1000 to
LOCO head of farm mares, drafters, drivers,
| ccach horses, roadsters and mules, which
Will be sold to the highest bidder without re-
serve aud regardless of value Remember tue
date and an do not miss this opportunity to buy
your Kind at your own price,
| FROM 80 TO $50 HEAD OF FARM MARES
and drafters constantly on hand; consign-
ments received Tuesdays, Thursday and Sat-
urdays, at Nolan's Sale Stable. 20 I'd st N.
WA N o5a t EXc ~ BAY HORSE,
sell for $780, Call Union City Mission.
FOR sALE-DELIVERY HORSE. CALL AT
A. D. z. office, 4O1 Njcollet
HAVE YOUR WAGON, BUGGY, CARRIAGE
or automobile repaired, painted or vanished
by the Downham Carriage Co., ZIG 9Th st s.
FOR sALE-FOUR-HoRsE PARTY SLEIGH,
cheap. 1925 4th av s..
JUST ARRIVED FROM MINNESOTA AND
Wisconsin, so farm horses and mares. Also
several nice drivers and business horses. Must
be closed out at once. Russell's Sale Stable,
2lS I'd av N.
FOR sALE-TWO FARM OR DELIVERY
teams; 300 and 1900 pounds, respectively;
one pair heavy bobs Feed store, 623 Sd st S.
FOR SALE-A NEW PLATFORM SPRING
wagon; carry seven tons; will sell cheap. SOL
LIST av S. -
FOR SALE-A LIGHT, STRONG CUTTER.
perfect condition. Goosmans Palace stable,
Grant st and Nicollet av.
$120 FOR MATCHED TEAM MARES, AND
8 years; bocky built weight 2,100 lbs; Swear
old mare in foal; will sell separate; $50 for
9-year-od 150O-lb work horse, or trade for
good driver cattle. 4010 Chicago av.
GOOD MARE, Z YEARS OLD, WEIGHT /, 300.
cheap at $125, only $780, if taken tomorrow.
2316 4th st NJ.
l20O-lb. FAT HORSE, 6 YEARS OLD;
worth 800, will sell for $75; good work team
| for $40; 1,3O0-lb. horse for $685. pacing mare,
lame, good for breeding, cheap; wide-tire
wagon, sl4; Concord buggy, cheap; will trade.
5OS Arb av g
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WANTED-FIRST-CLA MILL MAN WITH
capital to establish mill in thriving town,
situated in one of the best wheat growing
districts in Manitoba. Address Box 1903 Gill
bert Plains Man.
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"a HORSES, CARRIAGES-W'T'D
$40 MEMS ULSTERS, $3.50. IN THE PLYM-
outh Bargain Basement, 9Th and Nicolet.
WANTED, FOR CASH. 10 WORK HORSES,
weighing from ! 200 to 1,4O0 Give age, price
and weight. Address 2725, Journal.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

$40 MEMS listers, $3.50, IN THE PLYM-
outh Bargain Basement, 9th and Nicollet.
RELIABLE DETECTIVE work at reasonable
rate. Chrisman 3l9 Boston blk. T. c. tel. g..
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Continued,

WANIED-PARTNER WITH SIS IN LIGHT
manufacturing; staple article; no competi-
t.on; quick returns; 400 per cent profit. Ad-
OfeSS 21S6. Journal
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A GOOD OPENING FOR PERSON WISHING
to engage in active milling; 5O-barrel mill
almost new; good location; money-maker;
will sell interest in or entire property Have
other business requires attention. Address
Lock Box 16. Sank Center Mimi
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67 MACHINERY AND ENGINES
W >~s>>>c>S~-~ >~~c~~->-~>~c~c~~e-SS
soc MEMS UNDERWEAR, 25c. IN THE
Plymouth Bargain Basement, 9Th and Nicolet
WOODWORKING AND WOOD WORKING
Machinery-Largest stock in the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co., PIT Sd st S, Mpls
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STORES

SOC MEMS UNDERWEAR 25c, IN THE
Plymouth Bargain Basement, 9Th and Nicollet
ALL KINDsoF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RENT. THORPE BROS. ANDRus BLDG
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HOTEL FOR SALE-3O ROOMS ALL FUR
nished in good shape; doing good business
in good town in Wisconsin. Good reason
for selling. Address 1892, Journal
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soc MEMS UNDERWEAR, 25c, IN TIL
plymouth Bargain Basement 9Th and Nicolle
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REAL EsTATE--FOR SALE

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Continued.
GOOD FARM FOR MIXED FARMING. $50
acres, 100 acres broken, as much more break
able land; 200 acres fenced; good house and
outbuildings and never-failing supply of good
water; implements and stock could be bought
on farm; convenient to three railway sta
tons. For further particulars apply to G.
l. Vipond, section 1S-4-17, Ninga, Man
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WANTED-LOAN OF ABOUT s2,250 ON Elk
cellent residence property in locality where
prices are advancing; wish to loan direct
from person having funds without commits
sion: state interest wanted. 2746, Journal
WANTED-S900 LOAN ON FINE HOME IN
Southeast Minneapolis; interest, s per cent;
no commission. Address 2747, Journal.
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moved to new quarters, 1929 Hennepin Az
where he will be pleased to see ali his old
friends. N. w. Tel. 3340-Ll Main =
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WANTED-A BUSINESS MANAGER WITH
some money to take charge OF very rich
placer mine in Klondike. Address Secretary.
box rs, MINNEAPOLIS
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FOR SALE--STOCk OF CLOTHING; IN
voice about $4,000; well established; good To-
cation: death of proprietor reason for selling
Address the Andrew Johnson Co., Cresco,
Iowa. 1a.1tss7a ts5tis s5G aiss.s5s IsEgS. !
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR A YOUNG
man with $1,000 in cash: must be bright, en-
efgetic and not afraid to hustle; one of the
best paying small jobbing houses in the
city ADDRESS 26lO Journal
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50 ACR ES-ABOUT IS ACRES BROKE;
small house; -four mill, sawmill planning
mill, general store and postoffice. Nice river.
All from about so feet to about 500 feet from
this place. believe electric railroad will go
through it next summer. Want good Mime
apols property for it. Call at 1011 Sd av NE,
Minneapolis, owner.
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!. FOR RENT. ::
!. 80 and Al Sd st S, second floor, space !
!. 44x50 feet, steam heated, suitable for !.
: large Office or light manufacturing. !
!. Also, large, light, rear basement with :
!. storeroom above.
:. GEORGE ODLUM, )
!. Phoenix Building ::
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WANTED, YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE AND
store work; slight knowledge of bookkeeping
and typewriter required; permanent position;
answer in own handwriting, giving refer
ences OTTO
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FURRIERs

~ FURRIERS
81 MEMS WINTER CAPS 25c. IN THE
Plymouth Bargain Basement, 9th and Nicollet
FUR TANNER-FURs DRESSED IN FIRST
class order H. M. Taubert. 625 Bryant ay N.
A. REINER, CUSTOM FURRIER; FUR
work in all branches; greatly reduced prices
this month on gentlemen's furlined coats:
cost: scarfs NUTS. etc. Is 9th st 8. Tess
Main a72s j g.: Twin CITY 'ssa
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WANTED-WORKING4G GIRLS FOR LIGHT
pleasant Office work: good pay 405, fourth
floor Temple Court. corner Washington and
Hennepin 9ss7s
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DINING. GIRL WANTED-PLEAsE CALL
at 2507 Bloomington av.
WANTED-ExPERIENC HAIR DRESS
er. Schuneman & Evans Hair Dressing Par
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LARGE. WELL-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
suitable for two; modern house; private fam
lily; good locality; walking distance; reason
able; beakfast served. 1874 Lyndale av N,
corner Hawthorn.
A MODERN FURNISHED, STEAM-HEATED
room for gentlemen only. "a Washington av
ni,,d Hcn,
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FURNISHED ROOMS
UNFINISHED HOUSES

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, HEAT,
light and bath, at SIT Nicollet av
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-DESIRA-
bile warm room for lady, with references: also
suite for housekeeping to man and wife; $40.
$40 3d avs n.y.. > : -,
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Child is in perfect health. Age desired,
about % years. Wages moderate. Mrs T.
NJ. Roberts, ia w Grant st.
WANTED-NORWEGIA GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. 152SsE 18th st.
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CABLE FLASHES

=. Melbourne Victoria-The federal house OF
representatives has reduced the duty on i'm
ported machinery from 20 to Is per cent. The
tariff bill was passed through the committee
there Is evidence that such duties are leading
to the formation Of trusts and trade combina-
tions.
Brussels-A serious riot occurred at Lou
vain near Brussels. The socialists held
demons ration. The police, in attempting to
dispense them, were received with showers of
stones. The civic guard then fired on the
mob. "A similar riot occurred in another part
of Louvain, and altogether five persons were
killed and twelve were wounded.
London-The Daily Telegraph announces
new combination among the steamship lines,
involving no change in officials and little
change in management. The lines are the
White Star the Dominion. the Leyland, the
Atlantic Transport, the American and the Red
Star lines The Joint control of the amalga-
hands of the same men who guide their sepa-
rate destinies. the intention being to reduce
working expenses, to avoid ruinous conlpeH-
ton and to secure harmonious working rela-
tions with the great American railways.
Copenhagen--At p secret session of the
landsthing three reports on the treaty pro-
yiding for the sale of the Danish West Indies
to he United States were submitted. The
right, constituting the majority, was In favor
of deferring the ratification of the treaty Until
after a vote in which only electors and mem
bers OF the colonial islands shall take part.
Tuesday the majority report will be formally
adoptej The folkething will decline to con-
of the rissdas consider the appointment of a
conference committee likely. while conf
promise on the report made by the independ-
ent group of ten is probable.
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POSTAL LAWS CRITICIZED
Editorial Association Listens to Chi
cRgO Mans rraigpmcnt.

Hot Springs, Ark, April 19.-The ses-
sion of the National Editorial associa-
ton was a lively one. The storm arose
after a paper had been read by W. Fl.
futile of Chicago, attorney for the Ma
tional Publishers bureau, on The Postal
Laws" '.
Mr.. futile severely arraigned Third AS
sistant Postmaster General Madden on
account of the rulings he has recently
made with regard to the mailing OF GER
tain classes of publications.
Avery Moore of Idaho moved that the
convention pass a resolution asking con-
gress to investigate the acts of the third
! assistant postmaster general and take
summary action. 1t was pointed out that
Mr.. Moore motion was out of order. A
motion to suspend the rules was lost by
q narrow majority. se.
Garry A. willard OF Bonneville, n. Y,
was elected president of the association.
Mr.. Willard is state senator. t.
The association completed the election
of officers as follows: :. E.a.
First vice president, P. V. Collins of Min
neapols; second vice president G. T. Davis
of Concordia, Kan; third vice president, w.
W. Screws of Montgomery, Ala; correspond
ing secretary, j. Nj. Page, Jerseyville, III. /;
recording secretary R. NJ. White, Mexico,
Mo-. treasurer James G. Gibbs, Norwaik,
Ohio
Omaha, Neb., was selected as the next
place of meeting.
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WASHINGTON

The rumor published in Chicago that Score
tary Root will leave the cabinet Is emphatic
ally denied by his friends and official asso-
ciates.
The secretary Of state has transmitted to
the senate communication from Minister
Conger, enclosing protest from the Chinese
government against the exclusion of Chinese
from the Philippine islands,,
The members of the house who have been
chiefly interested in advancing the Chinese
exclusion bill have decided to accept the
senate substitute, continuing in force the pres
ent laws and applying them to our insular
possessions.
A bill was presented by Senator Hansbrough
to give settlers on the Fort Rice abandoned
military reservation in North Dakota the right
to make final proof, in conformity with the
provisions Of the homestead laws Of the
United States.
Senator McCumber Of North Dakota pre-
scented bill relating to proof Of citizenship
in certain cases, with view to correct errors
en- the part of public officers who fail to at
taeh proper jurat or other evidences required
by law. The purpose is to satisfy the law
in cases where the rights Of settlers on public
lands have been impaired by reason Of the
insufficient proof of citizenship, due to errors
or omissions of officials in taking proof OF
citizenship. ~
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REVOLUTIONARY SCIONS
Hold Banquet ut Mount Vernon and
Elect Officers.

Washington, April 19.-The Sons of the
Revolution visited Mount Vernon, march
ing to the banquet hall of the manor in
which the business session was held. Re
ports showed a total membership Of 1000
and a prosperous condition of the order.
The following officers were elected:
President general John Lee Carroll, Mary
land; general vice president, Garrett Dorset
Wall 'Vroom Of New Jersey; second general
vice president, Pope Barrows, Georgia; gen.
eral secretary, James Mortimer Montgomery
New York; assistant general secretary, Will
liam Hall Harris, Maryland; general treas
urc.. Richard Mccall Cadwallader of Penn
syivania; assistant general treasurer Henry
Cnd4e of Missouri; general chaplain, Rev. Dr.
Thomas Edward Green of Iowa; general regis.
trar, Walter Gilman Page of Massachusetts
general historian, Henry Walbridge Dudley Of
I!.:nos.
It was decided to hold all future meet.
ings Of the society in Washington.
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SIOUX CITY MUST PAY
CHICAGO BONDHOLDERs WIN SUIT
Decision of Il Special Master in
Chancery Involving the SUM
of $fSO,O0O.

Sioux City, Iowa, April ID. H. Quick,
special master in chancery in the United
States circuit court, has found for o. A.
Vickery and Farson, Leach & Co. of Chi
oago in the suit on bonds brought by
them against Sioux City. The decision
means payment by the city OF $4,000.
The bonds were issued on special ass ess
ment funds for public improvements be-
tween the years of 1886 and 1891. The city
after refunding about all, asserted they
were illegally issued. Master Quick found
the bondholders were entitled to face
value on the original bonds and for the
collections in the funds for the refund
Ing bonds.
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PAIN CAUSES INSANITY
Wallace Suffered From nm Ulcerate
Tooth and Has Lost His Reason.

Wallace Suffered From mn liberated
Tooth and Has Lost His Reason.
Special to The Journal
La Crosse, Wis, April 19.-Pain from
an liberated tooth caused w. Wallace OF
this city, to go insane. He is now in the
hospital where doctors are laboring over
him to prevent him from incurabIe mad
ness. Several times during the night It
required the efforts of three persons to
hold him in his bed.
Through the appeals and pleadings Of
the mothers and sisters of Stephen Wy
chalacz and Stephan Colczak,' Judge Ma
honey suspended sentence to the reform
school and allowed the boys to return
home on promise to attend school. Both
boys, aged 10 years, held up and robbed
another boy. One of them also stole 81
from his sister.