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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
FUEL OIL EXPERIMENT.
Inc Navy Department Is WAITING Repor
from q Stsaner.

ne navy Department Is Waiting Report
from a Steamer.
washington, August 1.-THE navy de.
p"r'mert Is awaiting With great interest
INC report Of Neutenan, Ward wipcbe,l
VINO accompanied the steamer Mariposa,
Nh'en has beea lifted recently with applr.
snGeS r Tor burning al fuel en- her trip from
return. ''''etS lslahas and
Of Ns sto, AaltlI9l Melville, chief Of the bureau
St'Iih engineering Of the navy densrt-
p iussI IT'S S'9p much consideration to tie
Wien, the ol.burnlug appliances w waSii H.,
W With IaDo ot 4, the Mariposa, Lleutenant
rG,g,oompany her on her voyage Of Owe over "a 7o6S
Wineshdtn2 Iah!to and return. lieutenant
si ,ih'n trf was instructed to obtain ali nos.
s stooe lriermaton concerning the instaI yIS
t,,cas a1u uPeration Of the oll-burninr de-
IN l,ro ABOARD ne Mariposa He viii report
~, 1 Great detail upon every feature Data
at"rcissft. 20 me siso ana character of the
1sD y.iag appliance Tor spraying tho Oil are
Yl g'I desired by the department. as
etc. VI tne ooller' castings,
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HOUSTON.

II Is announced on good authority that
the Rock Island railroad will bulld into
Houston and viii make traffic arrange.
nents instead OF building into Galveston,
The habeas corpus proceedings in the cas-
OF w. It, EldrdGe will take place I'm Judgs
Wilscn'o court this morning at 10 O'Clock.
A fine specmen of broom corn was shown
In Houston YESTERDAY, The grower has
twenty acres Of finely growing corn from
which a big crop IS expected.
some OF the DELEGATES to the Transmits.
sissippl Commercial Congress left for 81
Paul last night Judge Klttrell headed
the Delegation,
me south Texas Iron works IN the Fifth
ward ~ now In successful operation. but
has not YET secured fits fnlI complement
or men.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.


eantos.Dunout has left New York he
cause the Americans would not back his
schemes.
A bloody tragedy occurred among the
wealthy element at Tampa. Fla.
Governor odeli discussed New York State
politics with President Roosevelt. 5f
The srand lodge Of Elks decides to have
nothing mere to do with street fairs and
earnivals.
The Knights Of Pythias held a great
convention in San Francisco.
The typographical Union convention
made several Important changes 10 laws.
Several miners were shot IN rlct at
wllkesbarre.
Pslice are accomplishing little with Tie
Chicago murder mystery.
tbs bfys3TIadS tits-izFxst -- xssi-- l4l77tF
mills Slows e decided decrease
II Is sssd thaf the cotton men are much
disturbed sser the withdrawal Of Insurance
euaY&nies from sHsSiSslppi leaving the
cottcn c-op urqrote-ted
4 chictrn man Is condpctins e series OF
experiments 10 cEtsrTntne watch coiors are
preterrei ~ mosquitoes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YoRK.-Tho wcst rr,,,,,..n .,,,.
ll strikers are keeping nm the,r o aS,a H TX
''' >,r', trouble for those who are at worl -
n,s NV YORK Napoleon +. Washlprton n
ho6git'.. WFlter. committed suicide nv
t rsasa.s himself y, by a cord 10 hook on the
been m u ~ yhe door Of his room He Ind
tlluc. ''S pToAFaion FOR some
tbo ~ AoRk.-With view 10 scttl,nc
t tSa eeea started vita tae enp7Sycrs ' bv
pincl h'SeFi Nsn FslcTniion q Labor. The
IN advance Ia wages from SO 70 v 81, nrs
w @s ne 3iseharse Of about 100. girls ana
49, ,foiK.-Avcry D. Andrews ono of
cest , ~ e9lalnission az three to sug.
pan toF the reorganization Of Tie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
Territory Election Raw

south MeAlester, /, T., August "a
while supreme Judge Wesley Ander.on :,
me Chociaw government was In tho ~. y,
oi opening the ballot boxes used IN tha >.
cent tribal election armed light hoprssna,
rome up and under orders IRON, 49,. 'ser''n
dukes compelled Judge Anderson ~ ~ e ,lll
over the ballot boxes. Silaa Cole was ,, vuFh
W SeveinoT Dukes as temporary '' I'M
shG u now N charge OF the elertlob; urs,'
eogas, Tho opposing faction viii nrn n ree
Interior department 10 take ehaf,s ~ ne
election returns. "'se Of tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
BARRICADES AT SCHOOLS
FRENCH PEOPLE CONTINUE TO RE-
SYST OFFICERS.
At a Meeting OF the Cabinet Premier
Comhes Reported on the Proceedinos
In Fnjsterre.

Brest, France, August H. Soldiers ami
gendarmcs left here last evening TO protect
the commissnrIcs in closing religious schools
az Piougomyelin and Ploumoguer. Fmis.
terre, and the schools We're closed mi,
morning despite protests by Inhabitants az
the towns. II was ruulorel at first that the
troops were going 10 s. Meen and Polgoct.
and the peasantry docked to those places.
Remaining on guard until S o'clock this
morning. wheu II was learned that the sol.
dlers had gone TO Plougomyelin and Ploa.
moguer
Al Ploudsniel the barrlcade OF carts.
which barred the way TO the sisters school
mas heen replaced by a net work az barhed
wire and pointed stakes have been driven
into the ground 10 iuiure the horses 81 tho
gendarmeS In addition a moat has hecu
dug IN front OF the school door aud Alled
with hlth
The gendagmes met with strong resistance
AZ PloIGCmYelin from the assembled crow
who endorsed one OF their number fl
took the gtndarmes an hour and n half 10
force the harrlcade erected IN front az tho
school IN that village Numerous de-acA.
mfnts ~ gendarmes are arriving at Rress
60 nssist the cpmlnlssaries IN their work OF
closing the unauthorized schools
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Holy Ghost. 10 which the resisting sisters
heimg, IN tais report the superior said the
sisters had been ordered twice to leave
their schools, but these orders had not lHen
obeYed owing To opposition by the peaSan-
Try and by the owners Of the properties in
which the schools are situated. Contlnu-
Ing, VI Combes declared that the official
records showed the agitation over the clos
Ing Of schools In Flnlsterre was purely
royalist movement. There had been grave
occurrences said the premier, which came
within the penal laws and which world
result IN prosecutions, Instructions for
which had been sent TO tho procureur gen
cral
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
RAILROADS.

An agreement for ending tho machlnlsts'
s'rlkc In the Santa Fe shops at Cleburne
has 5ecn reached.
The people OF the companies Interested
have determined on a road from Palestine
to Grecnylllc,
Joseph b. Donner Superintendent OF tel
esraph on all the Hartman lines. Is dead
at San Antonio.
II Is said that the Rock Island viii Ger.
tainly come TO Houston.
The alleged passenger rate war Is not
renlly SO feree.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
Russian Stocks Listed.

New York, August II The Russian 4
per cent rentea aegrcgating 2,at0Ooo,Ooo
ronhleS Sl,lSs,ia,ooO), We're regularly list,
cd on the stock exchange today, the appn-
cation o. Morgan & Co. Belmont & Co..
ballng, Magoun & Co. aud the National
City bank having heen unanimously ap.
proved, it Is said, by the committee on
stock HIST
The application OF the stock exchange
contains the statement thar the motion TO
liSl the bonds Is made at the request Of
the minister Of finance OF the imperial Rus.
sian government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
chnrhon II caIonsien pa,Ish

Lake Charles, La, August l4,-Charbon
is on the increase IN the country south
OF the city and Is attacking not only anil
mails but human helnge Mira. Mousbond.
ns,ar Grand Lake, and three children OF
Pierre Leiune, are reported to be In a
serious condition
local veterinarians are busy fighting
me disease ana trying TO keep Il away
from ths city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values again advanced on renewed
buying induced by report Of damage from
boil weeviis and Improvement In dry goods
trade
The grain markets were fuctuatlng. corn
ana wheat falling Off, while oats advanced.
Provisions opened steady and closed
lower.
Stocks we're uneven, Southwestern rail.
road shares showing up very strong.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
CANDIDATES In A scRAp
Senatorial Aspirants Come to Blows
South Carolina.

'7sE'I GUS NOIUe 70 Blows In
South Carolina.
Garney, S c., August 14.-conrrsssnon
ASoury c. LatImer and former CONGRESS
man John ], Hemphlu came to blows here
.oday' Both are candidates for intel
states senator and are making an ora,sr,r,,
tour Of the State together wi,h four -.
Svowea candidates for senator Cong ySte.
s s.'}u i,st.m tsg, Who is farmer made
." one poor farmer" This was resenta6 ;ss
r, ,.ont! Hemphlll. ana 81 Is sad that Ioi
fa aec stuck Hemphll sewers 6low an if tSs
separated without serious ini r'g u We're
ro ct.phls ana i-atmcr were notified to an,
pPg g55r net9re Mayor Llt!c his aftorU M qP'
Garea ta tis au lnyJeSylsaton, each was re.
All late hour tonight Mayor Tg'jft iia' =.
'ofIelt their bonds until moFnln ii'''''''F 10
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NEeRo EXPOSITION opENEn
rive Thousand Persons Attended, .. a.
First Dav VI VIC

'N' Ihousand lessons Attended on n.
First Day " '''
On'eas0 August li.-For Tho arst t,rro -
SlStory nm exposition conducted oni,ro,n
Wy negroes was opened at the + rst 30
ipent armory tonight ana viii cont,nro 49,.
y Gays Exhibits Of the various k,nd. :,
-. "o'N u'Ae by coiored persons from The
,-ps tne American slave was put 10 wors
ara M rec oG ana cotton fields TO the present
To Hhow that negroes are coroa,o
d. go, SSA than they are generally riycn y
a" tnefe are on the floor Of the syno.t!, y V
ce goS a0G and telegraph and express og
negroes NJ aC sonh business Is transacted by
an attendance OF 5000 yreetcd ,t
Duration Of tho exposition Tue maj
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TNrltpp & 2ufAE.
800 and 3C4 2lain Street
800 and 3C4 Main Street

police force, has sailed for Euiv ,9's 4 4
return in September with ~
Paris and Berlin. ~
NEW YORK.-Prof. J; AG a. VI
Of Columbia university nas ~ Is 40
by the Carnegie institution .. u !
directory and biographical a y srstss
men OF science OF the Unl'e'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
FOREIGN.

Peasls = FyaistsrTe, IN France, continue
to sp7ase closing 81 tie schools.
Charles Fhlr snd wife OF san Francisco
were Killed in IN eutomc5ne accident near
Paris, Fvurroa
Aaslrs are reaching critical point IN
Venezuela owing to successes OF revoiudon-
.sts.
The Jewels IN the crown worn by the
queen 81 the coronation are 70 be sold,
paste being substituted in the crown,
which is 10 be preserved.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
SPORT.

Tuolen Applehy snatched victory from
Corrigan In spectacular race Mt Har Elm.
Kitty Clyde Won tho Busch handicap IN
sensational finish az Klnloch Park
Cunard Won the classic Keuner stakes In
record time at Saratoga.
Pacing and trottiug at Brighton Beach
furnished splendid sport. the best records
II the season being made
Terry McGoyern and Young Corbett Will
aeht at louisville September 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
PoLLTlCAL.

William J. bryan, in a letter 10 the New
Orleans Times Democrat reiterates his as
sertlon that he Win not be candidate for
president
The Democratic campaign book has been
revised In order 20 take advantage q the
republican sins Of omission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
Improvement Company o,,.,,.,

Kaufman, Texas August IA $50
county improvement companv ,.s a"'iuan
49, mere With capital OF s5ow,,
prssidcnss '1 sI = president, u. o. spiker v,cs
~ ' n Tho object OF TIM eo,n,s ana
Ksufs3sn sen and improve real estate ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
KInn and Queen Al cowea.

London August "a Kps Edward anil
Queen Alexandra ,et; Lnndoa Tor Caves
thls afternoon, They drove In seml-stata
20 the railway station, escorted by The L'Ic
Guards through streets thickly crowded
with cheering people
The king ana queen arrived az Cowes AZ
6 D. m
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arcve's Black Rooy Liver Pills.

Made from an active principle obtained
FROM Black Root, They act on the liver
effects, No gripping. no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic constipation Price - cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
MEETING on THE cAB1Ngr

Paris. August 14,--The cabinet met at
the Elysee palace To-Day. rhc premier, NJ.
.emnes' communicated reports on the sltua,
Won ,n IN Finisterre, one Of them he,pg from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
WASHINGTON.

TIE appointment Of me new justice Of
tue supreme court Is important In view OF
the many wdghty matters now pending
before the court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
MEN AND WOMB

work Or eSp,rlnentIngn Il p assissas
Personal att tent ran IL ss' y y
clans when, necessary, no, al. J. Z
nce has. If you can ..iicn bins Y
lion vour trouble. an l.s' ~
conaaeutial. ]. Mean ssn AntsslA
H.. 30 Alamo Plaza. SaA
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Residence at Better j,
Bolton, Tlixas sssstroyt y
Wright's residence was u
at A loss Of $500. -----
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Lumber Yard at Nssada

Nevada, Texas, August IA -
tion OF the Nevada LpuaeHs VI, n
plant was burned, the i0''
ST., 600.
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eRovE's cHRoNIc eHlLL CURE

Cures the chills that other chill tonles
cont cur. At all druggists No Cure. 40
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
TOWN TALK

Hear the Christmas music at the
First Baptist church Sunday night.
-Four per cent paid on savings deposits.
Minnesota Title ms. & Trust company.
A meeting of Riverside lodge. Good
Templars. will be held Monday evening.
Bishop s. c. Edsall will preach at St.
IPaurs church tomorrow morning and
evening.
Christmas Chisholm S. Allen. jew
eler, ground floor, Guaranty building.
Open evenings.
Services in English will be held in the
Finnish church. Humboldt and Second
avenue N, at p. m. Tomorrow.
Harry F. Legg & Co., diamond mer-
chants, will keep open evenings I'LL after
| Xmas. SIS Nicollet avenue, upstairs
Bonds of the Twin City Telephone Com
pany netting per cent, for sale by the
Minnesota Loan and Trust Company.
| Does he smoke? Then see fully fifty
| styles cigar and cigarette cases and smok-
ers' sets at Barnum's Leather Goods Store.
| Subscribe for all magazines, papers, etc.,
and get your binding done at the Century
News Store, 6 Third st Smear Hennepln av.
Choice per cent city first mortgages.
running from $500 to $1,000 each, for sale
by Edmund G.. Walton, 400 Hennepin av.
Thorpe Bros. offer for sale a block of
Twin City Telephone five per cent gold
bonds. Also other choice bonds netting
six per cent.
"Child Slavery and What 1t Means" is
the subject Of the address to be given at
i Socialist& hall, As Fourth street S, to-
morrow at p. m.
I Great sale beautiful pictures Mann
moth stock. Factory prices. Burn,
wood outfits. $2.75. Open evenings. Fac
tory AT First avenue s.
Thomas Van Lear will address the meet
ing Of the Socialist labor party tomorrow
at o. M. at SO Washington avenue S
His subject will be the working Class
John Conway and Alex Lorraine, two
workhouse prisoners. escaped from thai
institution yesterday. Conway was
captured after a long chase but Lorraine is
still at liberty.
One-third off Oh Pocketbooks, Care
Cases, Cigar and Cigarette cases mounted
in copper, gun metal and silver. We d.
this 70 close out the line. Barnum's Trunl
Store. 715 Nicollet
Michael Stavlo. a sign painter. whose
home is at SO East Seventh street, st
Paul. fell fifty feet yesterday at 800 Firs1
sprained ankle He was taken to the
ciety hospital but was able to go home
Hattie Douval, the 16-year-old daugh
Of Mrs. Douval. residing at 104 First av
enue ", was taken to the city hospita
last night suffering from painful burn:
about one of her eyes received while
curling her hair. The. injury is not per
manent.
Certain cigar dealers think that the
have devised a plan for recouping IT,
losses entailed by the removal of the slo
4 machines by the police. They display
| card offering. prizes for various hg
throws with dice and provide a regulatio
dice box with six dice. The game
quite as alluring as the slot machines, bu
the operators place themselves in positio
to be prosecuted for gambling wheneve
they allow it to be played on their prem
| ises T. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
THE WEATHER
The Predictions.

Minnesota Rain turning to snow to-
night and in east portion Sunday; colder;
high northeast shifting to northwest
winds. Upper Michigan-Rain or snow to-
night and Sunday; high easterly winds
Wisconsin-Rain tonight and Sunday
probably turning to snow flurries and
colder Sunday; high southeast winds
shifting to northwest Sunday. Iowa
Threatening with rain or snow tonight
and in east and central portion Sunday;
colder in west portion tonight and east
and central portions Sunday; high south
east shifting to northwest winds
North Dakota and Montana-Generally
fair tonight and Sunday; variable winds
South misunderstanding and colder to-
night with snow in east portion; Sunday
fair: high northeast shifting to northwest
winds. &c., -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
Prospectus Now Ready.

The Doyle Air Burner Company of Chi
cago and the Twin Cities is vigorously
pushing it's business. It has just had
published a comprehensive prospectus
which should be Of interest to anyone
who is looking for a profitable invest
ment The prospectus contains an ex-
PLANTATION of the Doyle principle Of COM
bustion written by, the inventor, a his
tory of the tests to which the Doyle
stoves and furnaces have been submitted,
how the Doyle invention first attracted
the attention Of capitalists, opinions by
practical mechanical engineers, cuts of the
Doyle stoves and furnaces. statement of
the claims made in the, Doyle patents. g
history of the organization Of the Doyle
Air Burner Company. probable returns to
investors, ETC. copy Of the prospectus
can be secured by writing to j., G. Long,
Ala Second avenue S, or by calling at that
address. ','.. -. - 49, =
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"Bath Robes" We Do Not Rob You
Hoffman's Toggery Shop, Newspaper Row.
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AFTER THE FORESTERS
Minneapolis Wants Next Convention
of American Forestry Ass n.

Strenuous efforts. will be made by the
Minneapolis Commercial club to secure
the next convention Of the American For
estry association for Minneapolis The
Commercial club wants this gathering of
prominent foresters to become interested
in Minneapolis and to give some atten-
ton to the cut-over pine lands.
Should the convention be held here,
there will be an excursion from this city
to the northern part Of the state for the
particular benefit of the visitors.
Professor G. w. Hall Of the state uni
versity is the Minnesota member of the
executive committee of the association,
which meets in Washington next week to
decide on the place for the next conven-
ton. Professor Hall will present to the
association invitations from the CONNER
ciaI club and Mayor D. P. Jones, urging
the merits of Minneapolis as a convention
city. Professor Hall is enthusiastic over
the plan and will exert his influence and
cast his vote for Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
Announcement.

Having severed my business rela atoms
with the firm of Gale & Co., covering a
period of over twenty years in their real
estate and loan department., have formed
a co-partnership with Mr.. Alexander
Campbell Of the Gale Insurance Agency,
for the purpose of continuing the real
estate and loan business under the firm
name of ALEXANDER Campbell &: CO..
In making this announcement to the
public and to those who may have prop
erty interests In Minneapolis, 1 feel as
sured from my long experience in the
real estate and loan business that any
interests pertaining to the handling of
real property entrusted to our care will be
judiciousy and intef1igently managed"
!''E w w Price
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
FEAST OF LIGHTS
It Will Be Observed by Jewish Resi-
dents of MINNEAPOLIS.

Christmas Day this year will mark the
beginning Of the Jewish festival, Hanuk-
kah, or the Feast of Lights. The feast is
movable, but does not usually coincide
with Christmas oftener than once in five
years.
Like Christmas, Hanukkah is celebrated
by lighting candles. Many Jews also eX
change presents on the festival. In some
households christmas trees are now
provided for the children. Hanukkah is
said to commemorate the victory Of the
Jews over the Syrian Greeks in the year
160 B. G. After the Jews had captured
Jerusalem and reoccupied the temple, they
once more lighted the temple lamps. AL
though a small amount only of the sacred
oil could be procured for this purpose,
the oil, according to tradition, was n1irac-
ulously increased so that it burnt for eight
days, until more could be prepared. Hence
the feast of Hanukkah now continues
| eight days. One candle is lighted the first
night, and one additional candle on each
of the following nights.
| Locally the feast will be observed by
a children's entertainment to be given
Thursday afternoon at the Temple Shaari
| Tow, Tenth street S and Fifth avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
Lake Harriet.
Notice..

H. M. Barnet's famous Harriet Taffy
Popcorn and Root Beer sold at Powers
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A PHARMACY BOARD VACANCY
James 3. Atkinson. Whose Term Expires
Is Not Candidate for
Re-appointmert.

Governor Van sant will have to make a
new appointment on the state: board Of
pharmacy. The retiring member James
B. Atkinson of Litchfe1d is not a candi-
date for appointment. The state asso :
citation has recommended several names
to Governor Van SAINT, including Messrs.
Spaulding of Alexandria. Moreland Of
Worthington, Clark Of st. Peter, and Car
ter Of st. CoId.
Charles +. Heller Of st. Paul, one Of
the hold-over members. is ambitious to
dispace H. G. Webster as secretary Of tn.
board. and claims that his success depends
on the man named by the governor. Mr..
Websters friends say that the other three
hold over members all favor the present
secretary's reelection and he is in no
danger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
Lake Harriet.

Lake Harriet.
III. NJ Barnets famous Harriet Taft
Popcorn and Root Beer sold at Powers.
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"Bath Robes" We Do Not Rob You
Eoffmans Toggery Shop, Newspaper Row
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Lake Harriet.

. Lake f7dTT1eC, u
Fl. M Barnet's famous Harriet Taffy,
Popcorn and Root Beer sold at Powers.
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Rev. Ernest Fagenstrom. Sunday school
missionary Of the A. B. P. s. for Mime
sofa. will supply the pulpit Of the Chica-
go Avenue Baptist church tomorrow
morning and night Rev. G. L. Morrill,.
the pastor, has been called to Chicago by
the death of his mother