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Evening star., 1902-04-24
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Beautifully Made Dress Skirts,
In finest wide-wale cheyiot; deep-stitched
hghest st. grade binding and nns
priced at s7.ss-special, s4.79.
Boys Wool Knee Pants-2oc.
Boys Brownie Overalls-18c.
Boys Blue Sailor Blouse Suits,
for this hour, Csc. ~ 0 0''N~''' '''''
Boys Sailor Wash Suits, finest
Gaatea cloth, striped and plain colors nicely
embroidered shield and collar; low priced at
$150-9Sc
Boys Double e-breasted Suits, Q
e ss Is s1t5s we'll made and serviceabie
Misses Dongola Kid Lace
Shoes; the 81 kind-69c
Special line of Ladies' Fine Ok
fords. regular $3.50 quality-s1.oo.
"Mr. Volunteer" Sheet Music
DC.
White Applique Scarfs, Shams
to 35c.-12lac.
Best Yale Holland Window
Shades, various colors, with fxtures-16ac.
Extra Heavy Full Double Bed
Size Spreads neat patterns. worth sOc.-esc.
Hardwood Dry Air Refrigera-
tors. golden oak finish, worth $s-s59s.
Furniture Linen, new patterns,
worth 1sc. yd.-12lac.
Children's Swiss. Null and Lawn
Caps and Hats for the little tots, 69c. kind
39c.
Children's Trimmed Jackets and
Spring Coats, all colors to years. worth
Waists of gingllam, India linen,
lawn and batiste, worth up to s1.5O-5sc.
Children's Drawers, fine muslin,
clusters Of tucks, all sizes-15c.
Children's Umbrella Skirts, to
"A years. hemstitched and rufied soc. quail
ity-2sc.
Infants Long and Short Bed
ford Cord Coats. handsome styles, including
fine cap, worth $5-$2.9S
Unbleached Muslin, yard wide,
closely woven. 10 to 2O-yd pieces, standard
quality at &c. yd.-4bc.
White Pique, "a inches wide, ex-
cellent quality. regular price, 12hc.-s7sc.
White Corded Taffeta Waist
Silk, extra fine, soft quality. elegant for
waists. costumes and children's dresses.
HdEroW. ueulum anu Wlue stripes regular O3C.
value-3ec.
India Linen Bookfold, direct
from the mills, as many yards as you wish,
sells at Sc. yard-65sc.
Black Mohair, rich and lustrous,
fine for bathing suits, full yard wide, 39c yard
everywhere-25c.
New Corded Lawns, stripe, fig
ure, dash and scroll effects, also linen color,
with pretty contrasting figures, Sc. value-47sc.
Bleached Ready-made Sheets,
54x9o, hand-torn and ironed, sell at 39c.-(2 to
buyer 29c.
Ladies' and Children's Newest
shapes and handsomest styles in Trimmed Hats
chiffon and mo,Isseline effects, aigrettes, &C.,
very stylish and high grade-$4 and SIS values
-$2.9S.
Finest Tuscan Flats, the most
in demand and extremely scarce; sold
under 81 1.69-very special for this hour at SOC.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
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No. 40 All-silk Taffeta Ribbons,
all colors. 25e. yd. always-13c.
1000 Wrappers, light and dark,
all sizes. worth s1-0o-69e.
Choice of 10 styles Corsets, me-
dunn and short lengths, and girdles-s9c.
500 Children's Blouse Dresses.
heavy mercerized material. worth s1.ss-ssc.
Children's Dresses, 1 to Z years.
fast color gingham-15c.
Ladies Gowns, good muslin,
tastefully trimmed yokes-29c
Women's Walking Skirts, hand
terials, S5-9S usually-S2.69
WOmen's Very Elegant Black
Silk Dress Skirts. In number of handsome
styles. eiaborately trimmed and designed;
Sl29s regulary-S99s.
a new purchase OF finest and
most elaborateiy designed Taffeta SILK Waists.
in all eolors. including black and white; the
newest spring effects; 81 values IS
Ladies New Spring Walking
skirts; styltshly made; gray; very dressy; sell
AT 81 4-9S-atS1.3 80.
Torchon Laces and Point de
Paris Laces and Match Insertings; worth I0c
Narrow 1OrChOn LaCeS, with
1nsertings to match; sell at Sc. yd.-21ac
Mems Eclipse" Shirts, pleated
hosoms, plain colors and stripes; sell at s125
Soc.
Mems All-silk Shield Bows, zoe.
value &c; 3 for 25c
Mems I25ac. Handkerchiefs,
plain whites.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hose-61ac.
Women's Fast Black Hosiery,
15c- value-7c. pr, pr. for pc
Mems Fast Black Half Hose,
soc valus-7c. pr. pr for 25c.
WOmens Lisle Thread Vests.
SIX Trimmed. Otis make; regularly 5Oc.-
BOYS Fine Blue Cheviot Knee
Pants. nice quality-19c
Boys Turkey Red and Indigo
Blue Waists, good quality percale-12lzc.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
Alleged Encroachments Investigated

A reply to the recent inquiry of the House
regarding the reports that Canadian and
British officials were encroaching upon our
territory on the Alaskan border was trans
mitted to that body yesterday by President
Roosevelt. The reply is in the nature of
communication from Secretary Hay, and
reads:
The reports to which the resolution re-
fers We're brought last autumn to the at
tention of the Department of State which
Immediately set on foot an investigation tn
ascertain what foundation there is for
them. Hitherto this investigation has not
ELECTED any proof of the alleged transac-
tion. but ii will be continued until the
truth in regard to the matter is ascer-
tanned"
Evening star., 1902-04-24
The Riggs Farm.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:

You will confer favor by making GER
tain corrections Of the report which ap-
peared in The Star of Wednesday under
the heading, Devastating Flames" which
relates to the fire on the Riggs farm. Your
report reads, 1.-THE Riggs farm, by which
1t has been known for many years, but
Of later years by name Of Green HILL" This
is erroneous. as the farm. which is now
occupied by the Riggses. has been known
by the name of Green Hill for 100 years or
more and Is part Of tract Of 5000 acres
that was granted to the Digges family You
also enormously stated that the property
has been occupied for the past four years
by Mr.. Williams and his wife, and previous
Digges" My father, Geo A. Digges, sold
this property forty years ago to the late
Geo. w. Riggs, when he removed from the
farm. D. CARROLL DIGGES.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
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Women's High-grade and Very
Stylish Spring Suits. made Of imported cheviot
serges, blue, black and brown: blouse front,
Et9ns; cIose-fitting, double-breasted. fy-front
and dip-rront; skirts In the newest shapes;
i2;5O Is the price at which they have been
selling-very special for this hour at $3.50.
Mems 35c. Suspenders-21c.
Mems 81 Mackintoshes-$1.8o.
Japonette Handkerchiefs, &c.
value-11c
Sample line Women's Silk and
Idsle Thread Vests; SOC. and 75c. values 29c
Womens Silk and Lisle Gloves.
Suede finish; 75c. and 81 regularly-42c
Enbroideries and Match In
sertings. beautiful designs; worth 1sc yard
No. 90 All-silk Taffeta Ribbons,
all colors; 39c. value-19c
Black Velvet Ribbons, Nos. 1,
2 and 8; 39e. value-15c.
Womens Fast Black Hosiery.
l5c. value-5c.
Narrow Embroidered Edgings,
sell at 1Oc. yard-31ac
Women's Lace Lisle Thread
Hosiery; 25c. value-12hc.
Niiliui Gil dSl DldCk HOSIERY,
all sizes; 15c value-9c.
Mems All-silk Reversible Four
in-hands; the SOC. kind-25c
Elegant Blue and Black Chev-
lot Dress Skirts, made with full flare and ser
pentine founce very high grade; $12.9S usually
-$7.49.
Women's Fine Quality Taffeta
Silk Underskirts. beautifully trimmed with ae-
Gordon plests. tucks, double rufties, etc; s. 9S
regularly-S4.98.
Women's Very Smart and Styl-
$3.50.
Women's Suits, in newest and
most stylish effects: blue, black and brown:
handsomely made; sell regularly at $l2. .SS-for
this hour, ss.49.
Ladies Extremely Stylish Walk
ing or Pedestrian Skirts: made of finest all
wool materials: gray. blue and brown; 81 9S is
the price usually-$4. So
Evening star., 1902-04-24
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Mems Ioc. All-linen Collars, all
shapes-5c.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers, soc. value-35c. 3 for 81.
Boys Corduroy Knee Pants,
very serviceable-29c.
Black Fishnet Veilings, worth
25c. yard-19c.
Mems Pleated-bosom Percale
and White Madras Shirts. 75c grade-45c.
Unbleached Turkish Towels,
soft quality-31sc.
Fancy Tea Toweling Crash, I8
inches wide &c. value-3Nc.
Bleached Table Damask, rich
patterns, So inches wide, asc. yard usually
-19c.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
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BOYS Sailor Blouse Wash
Suits. fine Galatea Cloth, tastefully braid
trimmed collar and shield; sell at s1-49c.
Boys Vestie Suits, sizes 3 to 8,
from the most popular selling lines. worth
Boys Wash Knee Pants, excel
lent quality. 25c. value-9lac.
Heavy White Bed Spreads,
neat patterns, worth 6oc.-(one to buyer,
Best Yale Holland Shades,
heavy fringe. all colors. worth 4Oc.-25c.
Good Quality Sd Colored Table
Oilcloth. pretty patterns-71ae. yard.
Japanese Bamboo Portieres,
neat designs, worth 81 1.5O-9Sc.
Pretty Mantel Lambrequins
and Table Covers, worth 30c.-15c.
Aluminium Hair Pins-Ic. doz.
Infants Fine Kid Button and
Lace Shoes, nice quality. worth 5Oc.-25c.
Children's Patent Leather and
Kid Oxford Ties, sizes to Tl-5sc.
BARRIERS Towels, fancy borders
az to a buyer,-1Sc.
White Cambria, good size
lengths, full yard wide, very best quality
worth up to 19c. yard-97sc.
Double Warp All-silk Surahs,
all desirable shades and black. SOC. value-29c
Black Cashmere, full yard wide,
closely woven and soft, 25c. yard in all stores
-15c.
Black China Silk, e inches
wide, hand woven. best black-39c. yard.
Odd lot Foulardines, nearest to
silk foulards, good shades, regularly 25c yard
10c.
Ladies and Chi1dren's Untrim-
med Hats, including fats turbans walking
shapes, large and small dress shapes, all new
est shapes and braids all colors black and
white; some worth $1.49, none less than S9c.-
choice. 69c.
Flowers for hat trimmings,
Roses with buds and foliage, large Lilacs and
Daisies, Roses t3 in bunch, large Chrysapthe-
NUNS with buds,. sell at 39c.-19c
Evening star., 1902-04-24

valves all compensation for the canal
rights. This period will more than cover
the time of construction. At the end of
the fourteen-year period the annual compen-
sation which Colombia shall pay thereafter
shall be determined by a board of five COM
mlss1oners. The facts that Colombia has
asked no compensation for the first fourteen
years. and that the United States has ad-
Fanced S1.WO.OO on account will both be
taken into consideration in fixing the an
nual rental thereafter
Evening star., 1902-04-24
Prize Military Papers,

The Military Service Institution OF the
United States has created four annual
prizes Of $50 and s25 each for short papers.
viz: Hancock for infantry; "Buford" for
cavalry; Hunt for artillery, and Fry
for general subjects.
The Hancock prize for 1902 has been
awarded to Capt. NJ. +. Steele 9th United
States Cavalry, and Capt Il. M Lewis 10Th
United States Infantry. for the best and
second best papers respectively.
Evening star., 1902-04-24

tion Of the museum the treasury now holds
$176053.
A touching incident was the presentation
OF Judge John p. Reagan. the last survivor
OF the Davis cabinet, to the veterans. New
Orleans was selected as the place for the
next reunion. For another year General
Gordon will be commander-in-chief. Cen
eral Stephen ID. Lee, commander OF the
army of Tennessee department, and Gen
eral w. L. cod Tige') Cabell, commander
of the army of the mississippi de-
partment.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
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BOYS Good Grade Knee Pants
-9l2c.
Boys Shirt Waists, pleated
back and front-914c.
Mems Silk Carriers, sell every
where at 15c-Tc.
Boys Suspenders, I9c. value-
1Oc
Ladies Fine Cambria Corset
Covers-9c.
About 500 Waists. percale, ba-
sissc. s1s5s: lawn etc. very slightly "o'Se0 were
4 Girls Cloth Refers, 3 and 4
years: balance of big lot sold at 9sc.~49c.
Ladies Heel and Spring Heel
Dongola Kid Shoes, broken sizes; worth up to
Children's Russet Spring Heel
Button Shoes. size s, worth 75c-s5c.
Waterproof Felt Window
Shades. several colors, with f1tures-67sc.
36-in. Cream and White Curtain
serim. neat patterns: worth SC. yd.-15sc.
Heavy Stair or Runner Oil
cloth. new patterns; worth 1Oc.-i5sc.
New Dress Gingham and Plain
Chambrays. plaid and stripe effects, and plain
light blue. pink. etc, full pieces, Toe. value
15sc.
Plain Color Wash Grenadines,
coolest summer fabric. most called for shades
all full pieces just from mills; 1212c. yard al
ways11sc.
Bleached Muslin in good size
lengths; sells of piece up to Sc. yd.-57sc.
White Goods, in good lengths.
including Dimities, Lawns, Piques. Nainsooks.
E.s-,tz rflaff ffNS bod to,
stores at 1Oc. and 121ac. yd.-57sc.
Ladies Fancy Carriers, in neat
boxes. all colors-6c.
, Flowers for Hat Trimming
CornflOwers. Forget -me-nots, Lilacs t6 sprays In
bunch) Daisies. Foliage with buds f6 sprays
in bunch). chrysanthemum Foliage, Roses with
foliage. &c. sell at 29c.-12Iac.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
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Bleached Turkish Bath Towels,
extra long, very Heccy, never sold under 25c.
-19c. ~
Infants Long and Short Slips
19c.
Children's Fine Gingham Dress
es. embroidery trimmed-19e.
IS pairs Mems Regular $I.5o
Shoes-s5c.
IS pairs Boys SIPS Shoes, with
heels, size 13-65c.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
Condition Of Colored People.

Senator Deboe has introduced bill Great
ing a commission to inquire into the conda-
ton Of the colored people of the United
States. The bill provides for "a compre-
hensive investigation into the condition Of
the people of the negro race, including an
inquiry into their educational progress and
the best means Of promoting harmony be-
tween the races" The bill provides for a
commission of five persons. to be nominated
by the President and to be paid salaries Of
$3 500 each.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
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Ladies' Hats, effectively hand ;
made of lace. chiffon and straw braids, trim
med most effectively with flowers, jet agrettes,
rh'ni se np to es % & and
Long and Comfortable Kimona \
Wrappers. very dainty. fast colors-9sc.
New Underskirts of Mercerized ,
silkette, all the desired shades of apple ,
green; wear better than silk and one-fourth
the prfce-$2.9S 4
Black Cheviot Dress Skirts, !
narrow hips. serpentine effect. beautifully trIm-
med with stitched tafeta silk bands in four 3
widths. forming deep founce-sell for S12.9S- A.,
special, $s,69.
Women's Elegant Taffeta Silk
Waists in the new spring modes ; beautifully :
colors; sold at SIS IS.
Ladies Very Stylish Venetian :
Cloth Costumes. brown blue and black. trim I
medowith satin bands in effective designs;
high grade throughout; s19.9s regulariy-s14.49. :
The New Spring Jackets, black, :
castor and tan covert cloth q. made in best
Black Taffeta Silk Raglans, very ;
trim trimmed ed with esri eeru applique ph i laeeesI4es
Boys Bedford Cord Shirts, soc.
value-39c.
Mems Sea Island Cotton Under :
wear. sample suits; 81 value-59c.
Boys Blue Sailor Blouse Suits, ,
neatly trimmed with red and white silk SOU
tache braid; sizes to 10-S9c.
Boys All-wool Knee Pants )
27c.
White Applique Scarfs, Shans ,
and Centerpieces, slightly soiled, worth up to
35c.-12hc.
Cream and White Curtain ;
scrim, pretty patterns, SO in. wide. worth &c.
yard-17sc.
Black Grenadine,45 inches wide,
striped and figured, good wearing, 81 quality
CSC.
fAll-wool Black Nuns Yelling, >,
soft and serviceable quality. soc. value-39c.
Brown Dress Linen, "a inches
wide, for warm weather dresses, Acc value
29c
Lunch Napkins, plaid and plain
-15c. dozen.
Odd lot best quality Dress
Ginghams. 15c value everywhere-77sc.
Ladies French Heel Patent
Leather Lace Shoes sell at s29s-special at
S1.5O.
Baby Talcum Powder, 1z-lb.
can-sc.
Evening star., 1902-04-24


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offerings
Evening star., 1902-04-24

OF useless drugs and patent medicines. Send your
name and address to Prof F. j. kellogg, 9s9 w
Main St, Battle Greek. Mich. and he will send
you free a trial package Of his remarkable treat
ment that win reduce your weight to normal. Do
not be afraid OF evil consequences, the treatment
Is perfectly safe, Is natural and scientific and
gives such degree Of comfort astonish those
who have painted and perspired under the weight
OF excess fat. II takes on the big stomach gives
the heart freedom, enables the lungs to expand
naturally and you viii feel hundred times bet
ter the first day you try this wonderful home
treatment.
Send your and address for Q free trial
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with full directions how to it. books and testi-
monials from hundreds who have been cured.
Send for the free trial package today. II win
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Evening star., 1902-04-24
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Plain Organdie Lawn in good
size pieces; pink. light blue, red. nile. corn,
lavender, ETC.; 10c. and 12hc. values-53sc.
All-wool Venetian Dress Goods,
all the popular shades yard wide; sells at sec.
yard-(one dress pattern to a buyer) 39c.
4o-inch White Swiss, pretty
patterns; worth 10c. yard-5Bc.
Ladies Kimona Sacques, we'll
made, pretty styles-44c.
Best Percale Wrappers, fast
colors, new styles-69c.
5000 Fine White India Linen
Waists, best styles-9Sc.
Women's and Children's I'M
trimmed Hats. all co1ors and newest shapes;
some worth as high as $1.49-special at 69c.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
THE CLERGY
LIKE lit.
Dr- Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
Cures All Creeds. 1t Relieves in
10 Minutes.

Here are few uames of clergymen Of different
errrds who are firm believers In DIR. Agnew's 5
t"tarrhal Powder 10 live up to the preaching
u all 1t claims: Bishop Sweetman, Rev. DR..
Iangtry (Episcopalian). Rev. DIR. withrow and
Rev DIR. Chambers efethodsp and DIR. Newman
ai Of Toronto. Canada. Copies OF their personal
letters for the asking. so cents.
DR. Agnew's Heart Cure relieves heart disease
In 80 minutes and cures.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
a to 5.

Boys Good Wearing Knee
Pants-12kc.
10 Boys Russian Blouse Suits,
extremely high grade, imported fabrics; best
leather belts: silk embroidered; sizes 21a and
Z years; sold at SO and $7-very special to
close, $1.75.
Ladies' So Patent Leather Ok
fords-$1 10.
Genuine Fruit of the Loom"
Muslin. 10 yds. to a buyer-87sc.
Odd lot Fancy Silks, serviceable
lengths, sold up to ssc.-while they last, 121sc.
yd.
Ladies Drawers, deep founces,
good cambric-15c.
Evening star., 1902-04-24

PEELED him to return and bow several times.
There were no encores, a condition entirely
the result of Mr.. Simon's purpose not to
interrupt the program with interpretations
and entirely contrary to the manifest de-
sire of the audience.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
Letter Boxes for Rural Delivery.

Postmaster General Payne has approved
the report of the commission which has
been investigating the. question of letter
boxes for the rural delivery service.
Evening star., 1902-04-24
@MA,r.
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rAls signatufs is on every bog Of the esauise,
Laxative Br0mO.Q Quinine Tables
Evening star., 1902-04-24
why BE Fat
A Trial Package Free by Mail.

Don't be too fat: don't pun and blow: don't
endanger your life with q lot OF excess fat; aud
Furthermore. don't rain your stomach with a lot
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
Great Calamity Years.

will down in history as one OF the great
calamity years. "Annus mrabis, ,"-wonderful year,
is the they have been known through the ages
The year is hardly spent there record OF
an appaling loss Fully people have lost their
during the first six months OF this second
year century, and with the exception OF the
China the disasters have all occurred IN the "es
ern hemisphere half of these 1000 deaths oc-
Cured at Martinique distributed among the
earthquakes Guatemala the floods IN CHINA ana 'ne
horrors O United States and Canada
And close OF history predict still greater calam
tiles to come during the rest of the year.
Europe terorized during the year 1866 Ihe year
previous London the black plague
Then came the great out the heart of the CITY,
addition suffered from drought that dried up the
springs and hrveled German. ruined by HOODS
in the valley Rhine Italy trembled with
and this not enough there were several very
bloody
In 17s5 came the great Lisbon earthquake
larger than of Europe shaken and
lives the number 10000 went out Storms and
droughs magnitude also rendered this memor
year.
One of the most terrible years of the A.
Constantnope ruins by earthquake that was
Asia Minor and the Black and Aegean seas Inc
empire was also throes of the invasion by the bar
the north and the Scythan cavalry we're laying
OF the Danube The year A. D. 42 saw tne
earthquake known since the world oegan
Syria the ceners afflicted 25o towns ana
villages being with loss of life amounting to
25o 00O The Lad three Of these wonderful
years 2 and ZIG B. c. In addition TO the
Hanniba there were great floods and
earthquakes pestilence and disas-
trous confagratons
Logical reasons have been advanced for any OF
these those voiced to-day quite
as silly which Thomas Price set forth IN ser
mon one in the Old South church
OF Boston, that the earthquakes might be due
to the points, by the sagacious Mr.
Franklin
Nothing wonderful about these wonderful years
than the hidden securely even
now. the mind of man.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
or.Junior
ArtiSfS and
Designers

dollar the best advertisements OF
BEST THE OPTICIAN
Each advertisement must he "Best" and
examined free Artificial eyes, and the
address, "407 Nicollet Avenue
designs may contain drawings photographs, poems.
anything that will attract attention to Best an
optican.
There is no expense attached to the work.
designs should be at least six inches and quarter
wide.
All drawings must be in only India ink
be coored inks, blue black
greensh designs must be in the hands OF
the editor of The Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 1s,
They strictly original and each must
be signed with the grade school, and address OF tho
designer
One dollar offered by the PALACE CLOTHING
COMPANY for advertisements dealers in fine clothing
palace Clothing the words minneapolis and St. Paul.
cheeruy reunded Anything else may be added
that will make clear the fact that they dealers IN hne
clothing for and boys.
designs may contain drawings photographs, poems,
anything that will attract attention to the fact that
the Palace Clothing Company has fine clothing SALE
There is expense attached to the work
designs should be least inches and quarter
All drawings n white only. India SIX
should colored inks blue black
These designs be in the hands Of
the editor of The Journal Junior
NOT LATER THAN MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST II,
They original and each must
signed with the grade school, and address Of the
designer
PRIZE WINNERS IN EUsTIs BROS CONTEST.
Morgan e designs), 18th Grade, High School,
Chippewa Falls, Wis
Ruth Keeney, Fargo, N. D.
Caroline Beede, 10th Grade Central High School, 1cA
Nicollet Avenue
zula j. Bottenheld 7th Grade, Madison School,
Elliot Avenue
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
HUMOROUS NAMES.

monoony Of large fire insurance office is OCCASION
ally humor contained in the names
customers and correspondents as
following list which has been sent in by
one of our in the insurance business:
Skyhawk we'll to-do farmer with notice.
able predatory instincts.
Hilarius Zigar instead Of being tobacconst is
cessful grocer.
also farmer and probably good one.
Noble is neither keeper of race horses nor
politician, but plodding farmer.
]. o. Leatherberry is physician instead OF a hort-
culturist.
J. Wax is a merchant in a small and no doubt at
tached to his vocation.
Peter farmer and so far as known model
instructor for suggards.
Mig, Sallie Shingledicker and Fortunate Marti-
of property in the far northwest
Adam Turnipseed is not of those rural gentlemen
pictured in Puck but a prosperous merchant
Francis Blackbird rents a farm of Pierre Pelican in
Minnesota.
is another farmer who disregarded
suggestion his might have indicated in choosing
vocation.
Pegg Popp prosperous merchants
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
Two Views.
Miss Cur1yhead speaks:

Miss Cur1yhead speaks:
Really and truly do declare,
I'm sick and tired Of curly hairI
The softest wind makes it mat and tang1e,
Then Nursie and have terrible wrangle.-
wish I'd been made with hair that is straight,
And then I'd take comfort in having pate!
Miss Straightlocks speaks:
wish my hair would curl up tight
'Twoud never untwist again, try as might;
Then would say, ''It's straight string"
That TT looks like STICK other rude thing.
rd be just the happiest, best little girl,
Gould I only discover one tiny wee curl!
Olive Preston.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Kitchener Is known for his strict discipline and
recent writer his life says that the birth Of
appreciation OF the value of discipline with
experience soldier in French in the
war result Of the lack discipline in the
army Kitchener Highways blocked with all the
broken-down impedimenta Of defeated famished