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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-06-28

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Tor. Two lines or less 25 cents.
Simple death and and marriage an
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than three lines at regular rates.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-06-28

Next Friday will be the GLORIOUS
Fourth"
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-06-28

Mr. Jas. NJ. Sessions spent the day
in Centreville, yesterday.
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IF you want a Columbia Ram
bier, Crescent or other highgrllde
Bicycle, call onI
g.. A., Wettlln,, Agent.
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Subscription per anpum. ...S2 90
Before mailing paper. II 30
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-06-28

Sewing Machines and Bicycles
at the Hardware Store,
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MARKET

MARKET.
New Orleans, June, q 1902.
Cotton
Middling .-.................. "
futures July ........S.97
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1902-06-28

The best soda water in the
town can be found at, Harris.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
SHORT HOURS FoR DRUGGISTS
Mrs. La Penotiere's Plea Before the
, Association Yesterday.

Mrs. La Penottere's Plea Before the
Association Yesterday. .,
Mrs 3. M. La Penotiere, president of
the State Federation .of Women's Clubs,
was present at the meeting of the State,
Pharmaceutical association yesterday
and addressed the meeting on the bene-
fits of shorter working hours for the
druggists. J.. D. Smeltzer, the humorist
OF the association, who is member of
the Travellers auxiliary created consid-
cradle nerriment when he said that as a
member Of the Travellers Auxiliary he
was opposed to shorter hours.
"A "A. Campbell of st. Paul spoke on the
necessity of increased membership and
attendance, and advocated the estab-
lishment of a ladies' auxiliary The
president in conforming to motion for
steps toward the creation of such an
auxiliary, appointed George A. Rose, F.
H. Hainert, Minneapolis; and G. T. Hell
ler St. Paul.
At the evening session the following
pharmacists were selected, their names
to be presented to the governor for ap-
peintment to the state board of pharma-
cy: C. H. Clark, St. Peter; BENJAMIN
F. Carter, st. Cloud; Charles Weschke.
Springfield. George S. Spaulding, Alex
andria Robert L. Morland, Worthing-
ton. Or. C. J. s. Kellam of Heron Lake,
one of the veteran members Of the asso-
citation, delivered short address.
The members Of the association were
later entertained at reception and ball
given by the Travellers Auxiliary.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
THE CITY
TOWN TALK

Always go to The Plymouth" for Correct
Dress, from head to foot.
DR.. Talbert, dentist, is now permanently lo-
Gated at 2o1 Medical block. Both phones.
Choice farm loans for sale, with titles
guaranteed. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
Democratic crecinct committees of the
fourth ward have been called to meet a. 200
Lyndale avenue this evening at O'Clock.
"A Christian Science meeting will be held al
Mrs. Della Whitney NoTtona residence 1012
Nlcollet avenue this, evening at o'clock.
The Oak Park Congregational Sunday school
will hold its annual picnic to- morrow at the
Hamline avenue side of Como park St. Paul.
Friends are invited. 4r tH.+ 49,.
The 3-year-od son of Fred Bunker 1907
Fifth avenue S. fell from a second story porch
last evening. The child was badly bruised
but not otherwise injured |.. ...N
- The annual rose convention Of Minneapolis
lodge, No. l, X. Of p. will be held tomorrow
evening in the Masonic Temple. The former
members of the lodge will be present, as well
as all knights OF Pythias
G. G. Zaar, a street sweeper living at 401
Fourth street S. has been locked W.. He is
believed to be insane. At mis- clearinghouse
he was found with his arm in mangled
condition, and it is Believed that he inflicted
the wounds himself.
The Twin ray Telephone company will.
on the goth day of June, close the subscrlp-
tion. books of the per cent preferred stock
The subscriptions to this stock are sufficient
for present needs, and no more stock will be
offered after the goth until further notice.
The 7-year- old daughter of George c. Rich
ard, S021 Pillsbury avenue. was run over by
q hack at Finley avenue and Thirty.hrst
street, Monday evening, and received painful
IS thought also to have bene internally in
Mred
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
Bone=Setter May Be Consulted
Ne Does Not Travel Around the Country.
At West Superior, Wisconsin

In nearly every mail there are inquiries
by people residing in towns and cities all
over the country asking II the Bone-Set-
ter could visit them, saying that there
was large number Of. cripples there
This he cannot do His offices and Home
for Cripples'' are located at West SUI
perior, Wis, and all who desire to con-
suit him must come to West Superior.
He does not travel around the country
He cannot. Cripples, in every waytcr1p-
pied, and deformities of all kinds are
coming to West Superior and daily ar
ranging to come, from every section OF
the country, some travelling thousands OF
miles, and they expect him to be there
when they arrive. Then there are a
large number urder his care. and his
practice Is daily getting larger, SO that
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
CLEVER TRAINED ANIMALS
They're a Prominent Feature
Ring1ings' Big Show.

They're a Prominent Feature of
RinE1ings' Big Show
Ringling bros, managers Of the popular big
circus that is to exhibit in Minneapolis again
Monday, June 80. have teen pioneers in the
higher education of dumb animals. Each
year thev have added some new surprise in
animal training. This year the list of ami
NAL acts is longer and more notable than
ever before. and the thousands of show goers
who enjoy this kind of entertainment will be
astonished by the scope and completeness of
the display.
One Of the most interesting of the new dis
plays is Webt's Juggling seals. Captain
Webb is credited With being the originator
7of the trained seal acts. Although an Ameri-,
can, Captain Webb has been abroad for many
years, and his trained seals have been the
sensation of England and the continent.
These seals present practically every Juggling
trick that the c1everest human juggler can
perform-balancng and catching batons, toss
ing balls in the air, handling firearms, and
performing similar feats, besides playing mu-
sical instruments and actually singing songs
with a fair approach to melody.
Professor Woods dog and pony circus is
also one of the novelties of this department of
the show Prominent among the other animal
entertainers are Pearl Souder's world-
famous comedy elephants. There are thirty
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
MARKED BY POSTERS
Handsome Designs Prepared for Va
rious Headquarters N.E.A. Week.
WORK OF HIGH SCHOOL ARTISTS
Each Poster Design EmbOdies Some
Special Features Chnrncter-
istic of the State.

More than thirty states, educational in
stitutions and organizations have secured
headquarters for the National Educa-
tional convention at the West hotel. NO
one, however, will have any excuse for
stumbling into the wrong room, for each
is to be conspicuousfy marked by one or
more of set of forty-eight handsome
posters made by the art classes of the
four Minneapolis high schools. This col
lection of posters is now at the Central
high school for the inspection of the
teachers special drawing class now meet
ing there. - ...-.
One OF the finest of he posters, both In
design and coloring, is for Louisiana, the
motive of the decoration being cotton
blossoms and bolfs A distinguished fea-
ture of the state is used in most of the
posters, and one could guess the state in
many cases without the lettering. The
groun of Kansas sunlowers is shown
against a background of rolling green
hills, behind whic Oh ruddy sun shows part
Of its disk. The figure of white-c capped
Priscilla at her spinning wheel, done in
black and white on brown ground. is
excellent, both in design and color effect.
For North Dakota group of elevators
and freight cars have been cleverly used.
The colored posters show in one a group
of mountain peaks and in another stage
SodCu, NloCOuolu luuiDCliA oSCAC,
Utah, sage brush; Pennsylvania, the en-
trance of coal mine; Florida, live oak
draped with moss; Montana, mountain
tops;> Missouri, grapes; Illinois, corn;
California, oranges; New York, Knicker-
booker figures, and Minnesota, wheat.
Among the pupils who aided in the work
are:
Central high school. Genevieve Wales, r
D. Ferree. Elsa Ueland Gertrude Wales
Alex Hoyt, W. f. Murphy, J. C. Williams
Lillian Palmer Henry Weber, Ethel Wheeler
L. Marston, George S. Loudon, Florence
Webb, Florence Wright LIE Roy Kinports.
North high school, Arthur Roxenburg
Kraft, Burlington, J. Corser, l.. Witchie, Es
ther Johnson.
East high school. Louise Keyes, Ralph
Downing, Catherine Rittenhouse, Agnes
Glessner, Gertrude Hull, Laura Campbell
Esther Chapman.
South high school, Reuben Harlin, Charles
Runberg, Melville Bergman, Philip Dahlquist
Hazel C. Loveland, Eugene A. Seibert.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19

it is impossible for him to get away, how
ever much he would like to accommodate
the many who write in asking him to
come. Before coming to West Superior,
write and say how you are crippled; that
is what the Bone Setter wants to know;
the length Of time that you have been a
cripple nor your age does not make any
difference. Enclose stamp for reply and
mentions this paper Your letter will be
promptly answered, and, if favorable, be
ready to come to West Superior. If your
trouble is incurable he willSso write you,
and thus save you the expense of coming.
All who are in reach Of long distance
telephone service may call up Twin City
or Northwestern phone and talk to the
Bone Setter at West Superior. In writ
ing, address the envelop - Bone Setter,
West Superior, Wisconsin.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
A. other Improvement, Chicago, Bos-
ton and New York Travel

On and after June 18th the Erie rail-
road will still further improve their Bos-
ton and New York, service by offering to
the public handsome limited train to
leave Chicago from % Dearborn station NO
YORK next afternoon at $3.50 and Boston
Tbere is no doubt that this service. will
he highly patronized. as this new train
will land the traveller IN New York City
In ample time to permit him to proceed
10; surely>to his hotel or home, rest, dress,
dine and spend the evening In whatever
manner may appeal to him most.
This everyday morning train will con-
sist of standard Pullman drawing-room
and sleeping cars All meals en- route
served by the famous Erie dining cars.
No extra fare will be charged on this
train. 80
Ticket Office, 24s South Clark Street,
Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
PHARMACISTS ELECTION
ANDREW J. ECKsTEIN, PRESIDENT
New Ulm is Decided Upon as
the Next Place OF
Meeting.

The state pharmaceutical association
in session at the Hotel St. Louis, Mime
tonka, this morning elected the following
officers: -.
President, Andrew j. Eckstein, New Ufna
first vice president Hugo Lindbohm, Bran
don; second vice president, F. G. Cummings,
Blue Earth City; third vice president, c. A.
Robinson, Minneapolis; secretary, Theodore
Leath, Winona; treasurer, Herman w.
,Rietzke, st. Paul; executive committee, John
Danek and Thomas Voegeli of Minneapolis,
and A. A. Campbell Of St. Paul.
Robert L. Morland of Worthington was
admitted to membership. .-
The next place of meeting will be New
Ulm ..- ~ -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
HUSBAND AND CASH GONE:
Otto Kern Disappears Taking Ss,ooo
-. of His Wife's Money.

Otto Kern. who lived at AS University ave
nuc st Paul. has deserted his wife. taking
with him s., 900 of her money: 1t appears tna1
Kern's only purpose in marrying the woman
was to secure her confidence SO tnat ne "isnt ssa
oht.in nossession Of her very modest for
tune Not long ago Mrs. Kern was Mrs.
Hulda Nagel, a widow with three small chill
dren and a bit of property, which brought
small income. The marriage to Kern was a
b haafv one. but Kern was most devoted to the
woman and her chilsren, and when ne sus-
gestcd that the property be sold ana tne IAN IN
narents had a fine estate. the woman con
sented.
Last Tuesday afternoon Kern went down
10 oct the tickets. but he never came back,
and when his wife investigated she founo
that s3. 900 had gone with him. A warrant mas
heen issued for the faithless husband
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
THE WEATHER
The Predictions.

IOWA and Minnesota-Showers tonight and
Friday: variable winds. Upper Michigan
Fair tonight; Friday partly cloudy with
possibly showers in west portion; variable
winds. Wisconsn--Partly cloudy with pos
sibly showers Friday and in west portion to-
night: variable winds. North Dakota and
Montana-Generally fair tonight and Friday;
variable winds. South Dakota--Showers to-
Right; Friday probably fair: variable winds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
ASKED TO RETIRE
Sultan Bec1pd Wants Chaffee to Get
- Ont of MalnbnnE.

Manila, June 1s-Colonel Baldwin. COM
rnanding an American force in the island of
Mindanao, has communicated with the Sultan
Beclod, indicating that it is the intention of
the Americans not to interfere with the reli-
gion, number of wives or property of the ma
tives, and has received the following reply:
'tDatto Tanadanan and Sultan Beclod. to
the cavalry general (meaning General Chaffee)
and colonel: We ask you to retire from Mala-
bang, because you are not wanted IN Lanac.
You must follow our, religion and customs, or
otherwise be responsible for all the dattos
making war"
Colonel Baldwin says that Beclod must be
conquered before peace is possible.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
MEGAARDEN WILL RUN
He Files Papers as Republican Can.
didate for Sheriff.

Former Sheriff Phil Megaarden will go TO
the people for vindication. He has filed an
affidavit of his intention to seek the repub-
lean nomination for sheriff, and it Is Under
stood that his purpose in doing so is to carry
his case directly to the people for Judgment.
Megaarden took this step without confer
ence with his political or personal intimates.
So far as known, he took none of them into
his confidence.
Megaarden has insisted right along that his
official troubles we're due to jobbery the
part of certain persons, and that he was
thereby put in a false position before the pub
lie. He believes that this is so recognized
by a large part Of the public and that, if
given a chance, they will so testify
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
To Miss the Coronation.

Quite number of the British peers
have announced to the earf marshal that
they won't be Gin" at the coronation. be-
cause they can't stand the expense. That
is the last and least of the troubles OF T he
touring Americans who want to see King
Edward crowned, and most Of them would
pay handsomely for the seats deserted by
the peers. The Americans who cant get
there will find life still holds some happi-
ness if they drink the: kings health at
home in Golden Grain Belt beer. Pure,
sparkling and delicious this beer is
healthful and refreshing and should be in
every home.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19

of these curious animals. and the exhibition
they give cannot be duplicated anywhere else
on earth. They ara the marvel of the age,
and create a sensation wherever they are
seen. These trained animal performances
will be seen here in connection with a great
triple-ring circus. a thrilling Roman hippo
drome brought down to date. and the most
complete collection Of rare wild animals ever
seen in Minneapolis. @... , -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
THE MOTHER CHURCH
The First and Second Readers Arr
Changed for the First Time.

Boston, June ia step intended to insure
greater democracy in the Christian Science
church taken yesterday, when for the
first time since the opening of the mother
church" a change was made in the readers.
Judge Septimus j. Hanna, first reader for ten
years, and Mrs. Eldora J. Gragg, second read
er, retire, and in their places, by a vote of
the directors and ratification of the same at
the business meeting of church members, a
gathering which filled Mechanics hall, Her
man S. Herring becomes first reader and Mrs.
Fila E. A. williams of Chelsea. Mass. be-
comes second reader. Under the new by
laws of the church these two are to serve as
readers for three years. The church has a
membership of about 25s000.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
PORCH-CLIMBERs AT WORK
Three Families in Day Flats Lose
Total of $3.50.

Contrary to the expectations OF the ponce
dspartment. the arrest Of the young man VINO
sntsred room at the Wisconsin Hotel few
Nights ago has not put step to the seconds
story work which sneak thieves have peen
doing in the city. Tuesday nlgnt tne LAY
.ara entered Three families were robbed
nf about $3.50. The thieves used chloroform
- ouiet their victims. c. L.. Wilcox lost $780,
and Charles walin two watches and slo IN
cash While trying to rob Mrs Yates the
thieves were frightened away by a dog.
e No arrests have been made.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
GOING TO ST. PAUL

Next Meeting Of A. o. U. w. Supreme
i Lodge to BE Held Theret
st. Paul has secured the next meeting OF
the supreme lodge of Ancient Order Of United
Workmen The lodge is now in session at
Portland, Oregon. This means many visit
ors to the twin cities during the session next
\ LIN - ! =. y !. !. !.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
SECOND WARD Improvement

An Association II Organized to Look
.- AfterIt.
The Second Ward Improvement assceia-
tien was formed last evening in the Office OF
Chute Brothers. In it were merged two tenn
porary organizations. Officers were elected
as follows President, DR.. L. M. Crafts;
vice president. F. G. Macmillan; secretary,
George Andrews The committee on incor-
poration is j. T. Elwell, F. B. Chute, E. g.
Gale The discussion was upon street paw
ing Engineer sublette was present and gave
ideas on the subject.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
FRAZIERPLEADS GUILTY

DO the Charge of Issuing False
Money Orders.
Grant Frazier of Oxford Wis, uncle of
Dwight Carpenter now in Prison for b@ng
connected with the same crime, yesterday
before Judge Amidon in St. Paul, pleaded
guilty to the charge of issuing false money
order Sentence was deferred.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
TO-NlGHT'S CONCERT
1T VIII Be Given at Franl&lin-steele
Square.

The third OF the series Of free park concerts
was given last evening at Window park, john
son street and Twenty third avenue NE. The
progran--the same as that of the two pre-
Sious concerts-was enjoyed immensely by
the people of the neighborhood. NJ B. Lloyd,
chairman of the local subcommittee, an
nounced that $50 additional would be raised
70 further the cause of open-air concerts In
Northeast Minneapolis, S1OO having already
been subscribed.
To-nights concert will be given at Frank
lin Steele square, Portland avenue and Six
teenth street. The band is rehearsng under
Frank Danz for next weeks program.
Report Of citizens public amusement
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
NEW CHILDREN'S HOME
Plans for Building at st. Anthon!
Park Are Ready.

Ernest Kennedy, the architect, has the
plans ready for the Minnesota Children's
home, on qDooley avenue, st. Anthony Park.
The foundations will be put in at once. The
building is to cost s25, 900. Joseph Elsinger
Of St. Paul who gave the site for the home
will also lay out the grounds and will place
in the building a memorial ehmneypiece
with bronze relief.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
IMPORTANT CHANGE.

: 1MPURIANI I Cf1AINNN.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
The Niagara Falls Route.
= Commencing Sunday. June 18th, the New
York Special will leave Chicago $40 p.
M, ten minutes earlier, and arrive New
York, Grand Central Station, $50 p. m.
next day. All day trains will run via
Niagara Falls and stop FIVE minutes at
Falls View. W. L. Wyand, N. W. P. A.,
1863 Robert ST., st. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
,sNA1J,POX DECREASING

Only ninety-six new cases of smallpox were
seported to the state board of health for the
week ending June IT, OF these thirteen we're
at St. Cloud. Minneapolis had two new cases
and st. Paul four.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
Will Elect Ward hairmen.

There will be meetings of the democratic
precinct committeeman of the fourth, sixth
and eighth wards tonight, for the purpose
Of electins ward chairmen.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-19
The goth Century Limited, the Lake
Shores New Twenty-Hour New

Will be placed in service June 15th leav-
ing Chicago daily 1880 p. M, reaching
New York the next morning $50. Leave
New York 2:45 p. M, arrive Chicago 9:45
next morning. This new train is in addi-
tion to the present magnificent passenger
service afforded by the Lake Shore.
The new train will save one full bust
ness day between Chicago and New York.
w. B. Hutter, N. w. P. A., 122 Endicott
Arcade, st. Paul, Mimi; c. F. DAILY, G. A.
G.. P. A., Chicago. .- ..>t-
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