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R~ohrbough Bros,
18th and Douglas, Omaha, Neb.
statesmen

statesmen WANTED.
FIRST-CLASS travelling statesmen wanted
to call on the retail trade; h~igh-priced
men investigate. The Elysian Mfg. Co.,
Detroit, Mich. -693 -
statesmen to sell toilet soap to dealers;
500 per month salary and expenses; ex-
perience unnecessary. Louis Ernst Co.
st. Louis, Mo.
CIGAR statesmen wanted; experience I'M
necessary; good pay. Emanuel & Co.,
Station ~" New York.
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

EASY MoNEY-Incorporated 800, 0OO-Sl0
makes $500 by our sure and safe system OF
turf Investment. Entirely new plan free;
Write for It quick. II costs only a postal
missioners, 1l2 Clark St., Chicago
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O EXCHANGE.

SEVERAL stocks Of clothing and furnish
inRs: want clear western land and cash
Write for particulars 70 Lock Box 20
Falls City, Neb. I-oH
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

FOR each 500 invested In a great legiti-
mate enterprise you will receive $500 profit
in 90 days. Capital and profit guaranteed
by a leading bank. Act at once. For par
CHICAGO. Yrs r.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

INCORPORATED S125. 200, MONEY. MONEY
$40 makes 81 ON hy our snre and safe
system of turf investment. Entirely New
Plan Free. Write for Prospectus. THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO., Turf Com
missioners, COZ Omaha Bldg, CHICAGO.
Y-T03 r.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

WANT to buy a nice clean stock OF grocer
les or general merchandise, $500 or $500;
no real estate wanted In the deal. Adj
dress Merchant, ] As, Bee. Y-T29
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

GOOD hotel for rent and fixtures for sale
In county seat town Of over 1000 in west
ern Iowa; fine location and doing good
business. Present proprietor has other
business which demands all his time.
Y-M72S %
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MAKE YOUR MONEY EARN MONEY.
A SAFE INVESTMENT, weekly divi-
dends, sums of $50 up received; your
money always at your command, and
all money to your credit can be with
drawn on demand. We have earned
and paid between s and 8 per cent each
and every week. This Is no gambling,
but a legitimate business proposition.
Best of references throughout the United
States. Write for our booklet free. Ad-
dress II. Brolaski & Co, Suite 40S, 1856
Dearborn ST., Chicago, Iii. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

MANAGER-We have a good position for a
capable man, with satisfactory references,
to lake charge of the offices and business
in Omaha of an old established Chicago
manufacturing company, who are manu-
facturers and Jobbers OF goods used In
every section of the United States; salary
1890 per year and a liberal commission;
must invest 1900, which is held as secur-
ity during the term of employment. A. 4.
Henley, 610 Poyal Insurance Bldg. Chi
cago, illinois. Y-7aO y
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con ALn-MrscrLLANnOus

FOR SALE, monographs; superior to any
other musical instrument; up. The
Whitman Co., 1921 Farnam. O-2e
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FOR SALE, best rooming house In Omaha,
at q bargain II taken at once two blocks
from T.. o. Inquire win Furniture
Store, S4 N. 10th st. Y-0l
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

INDIAN goods and relics. riS .Farnam.
Q-28
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WOULD 100 to 300 per cent profit weekly
satisfy you? II you have $500 to 5000 to
Invest. Il will earn as much or more if
you will come here prepared to avail
yourself of our exclusive information per-
taining to absolutely honorable and per-
fectly safe business propositions. which
Will, when promptly and properly taken
any other forms OF Investment. Handle
money yourself. From those unable to
CIV matters personal attention we ac-
ndential, trustworthy facilities afford all
there is to successful speculation. w, s.
Cleveland & Co., $50 East 18Th St, Chi
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IF you WANT CASH for your business,
city property or farm. send full particu-
lars with best price and l will tell you
how to get IL. provided It is located In
the United States. My plan is q winner.
Molnes. Ia, sixth door Iowa Loan. and
Trust building. y Mas
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

I HAVE designed and constructed a num-
Der Of automobiles during the past four
years and would like TO interest some
al ~ he yeTV latest Of improvements
and OF the very latest design; will give
above party one-half interest In two
very strong inventions ION which patents
will be applied for) for sufficient capital
to construct the same In four different
sizes Of power. Have very good refer
ences as to what / have done In this line
and also show photographs of the cars |
have built and the satisfaction they are
giving, together with references as 20 my
ability as a mechanic. Party can handle
his own money, and any gentleman that
can AFFORD capital sufficient l can assure
them that / have what / claim. This -
not an experiment, but has been tried
and proven. II this interests you address
j b9' Bee. Y-S21 70
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e. J. ARNOLD & co. Of st. Louis. Mo-.
race horse owners and bookmakers, in
vite the speculative public to an investi-
CATION of their methods. This is an old
and long esta blished concern, amply re-
sponsible and reliable In all its dealings,
A rigid inquiry into their business will
develop a condition unattained by any
other Investment proposition ever offered
for. public participation. Subscription to
their capital may be made in amounts OF
$50 and upward, subject 20 withdrawal in
full on demand. Dividends paid in cash
hfty-two times every year. The best pay
ing safe Investment In the country Refer
ences: Banks, trust companies, CONNER
cial agencies, st. Louis business men and
prominent men everywhere. For full par
ticulars address, r. ]. Arnold a Co, 9th
and Pine Sts., st. Louis, Mo. y
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tDHAND safe cheap. Derlsht, iiis Fsr9s5R.
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cent weekly for small Investments OF $40
and upward. This Is an opportunity Tor
the small investor without a parallel.
Full particulars free. John J Ryan Co
Operative Investment Co.. 5OS Common
Y-7SS =
$40 EARNS 81 every is days; larger
amounts in proportion; send for circular.
National Fiscal Agency, 81 Brooks bldg,
New York. H-olS y
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WANTED for u. S Army: Able-bodied IN.
married men between ages OF "a aud IS,
citizens Of United states. OF good char
acter and temperate habits, who can
SPEAK. read and write English. For intor-
nation apply TO Recruiting Officers. 18th
and Dodge ST., Omaha, and postoface
building. Lincoln. Nebraska. b
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100 STYLES trusses; catalogue free. sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug Co, 10th and
Dodge, Omaha. Q-201
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and such machines as the usual agents
sell for new.
Box top machines, all standard makes, with
the latest heads. complete with attach
ments, from
800 TO $3.50
We rent machines at 75c per week or $500
per month. We repair and sell parts for
any machine manufactured.
NEBRASKA co.
Geo. e. Nickel, Manager, Corner 18th and
Harvey. Phone 1868.
1884, Broadway, Council Bluffs, la. Phone
B-61S.
s12 n. cath St, South Omaha. Neb. Phone
1865. Q-664-7
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lFOR SALE-Good paying meat market;
only shop in town; reason for selling,
other business. Address ] 40, Bee.
Y-M653 II"
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statesmen wanted: sch our 81 bottle
~sarsaparilla tor S5c: best seller; 200 per cent
profit: write today for terms and terri
tory. f. r. Greene. 50 Dearborn 81, Chi
cago. iii -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

WANTED, men who are weak or diseased
TO write for free booklet edited by the
leading and most successful specialist In
the United States. Address ]. Newton
Hathaway. n D. g. Commercial Block,
Sioux City, la b
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

WHEN you want to buy, sell or exchange
YOU business or property quick, see j.
H. Johnson, s4S N. Y. Life. Y--M24S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

WANTED. registered drug clerk; young
German preferred. A. w. Atwood. Platts-
mouth, Neb. B-MS29
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21
BUSINESS LOCALS

Bargains in linen goods today al
Kerr's.
A special sale OF good white linen ia
BILE napkins today at Kerr's for s1.Oi
per dozen.
Don't forget that the entire stock OF
the Lace House is being closed out al
below cost.
Pacific Import Co. have smashed all
previous records in their sale OF hosiery
this week. See ad.
Money to- loan on approved security
by the Hawaiian Trust * Investment
Co. at go Fort street.
IL costs nothing to drop in at Law
renee * Co. the popular tobaccists. and
take part in the guessing contest
II you want bargains in chud's
dresses and skirts. go to the Lace
House this morning.
Some bargains i'm ready to use linen
table damask today at Kerrs.
The ladies' attention is called today
to the ready made skirt advertisement
of whitney Marsh Ltd. Prices are
quoted.
A store always full OF people means
business. Step in y. Blom's. Progress
block. and see their special induce
ments.
" s. Sachs Dry Goods Co. take great
pleasure and a pardonable amount OF
pride in presenting a new line OF white
goods. = perusal Of their advertise
ment will be OF value to- every lady.
Bargains in all lines at the Lace
House this morning.
w. r. ROwelI. in 5i1 Stangenwald
building. has secured the agency OF the
w. ~. Best oil burning system: also
OF the Lambert steam motor. SIR.
RoweIl viii be pleased to- show the
workings OF these popular contrivances
10 all Interested in machinery.
Cards emitting the bearer to one FL
PalenCia Havana cigar were distribut-
ed through the mails yesterday by the
popular tObacCOuists. ID. Lawrence a
90. This unique advertisement was
the means Of selling many hundred
boxes OF this favOrite brand OF CT
gars.
Special reductions on ribbons at the
Lace House this morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21

Full line OF dotted Swisses. India
Linens. Organdies. etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21
WHERE IS YOUR
FIRE ALARM BOX?
How Mary OF You Could Work
II in an Emers.
ency?

How many HonoiuIans know the IOca-
ton or number OF the fire alarm box near
st their houses? How many would know
how close fire was to their own homes
II they were down town snd heard the
TIRE whistle blow the number? The FIRE
alarm service in Honolulu is yet too
young TO enable one to gather IedaIte
statistics upon this question. a. many
people have hardly yet learned the d:f-
ference between the police and fire boxes.
although II is generally understood tina;
where red box Is found attached TO a
telephone or electric light pole. il means
'hre," and the blue ones designate the
police" In = large mainland city OF
over 10000 inhabitants. which has en-
joyed the fire alarm box system for sew
erai years. inquiries such the above
were made Of III citizens. out Of these
only sixty-two knew just where the
boxes were. and q less number knew how
10 turn In the alarm.
Fire Chief Thurston urges the n-ccs-
sity of having the residents understand
that a fire Intercepted at its start can
not bring on cOnhagration. and therefore
not a second should be- lost In turnin; in
know just where the nearest fire, alarm
box Is located. The fire chief therefore
inprcsses the fact upon every citizen that
u - imperative ne should scquaint him
self with the exact location OF the box la
his neighborhOOd. and from which mousse
near by he can obtain one OF the h,.ys
to the same The turning OF the key "a
the box sends in the alarm To- head
quarters. and to the electric light works
where the fire whistle Is located.
Suppose. for instance. the box - 50
corner OF KapiOlani and Beretania streets
The instant the key ~ turned in the
box the first eight strokes sound on the |
gong In the central station. Then there |
Is pause Of about two seconds. fol
lowed BY three more strokes. As the |
strokes are about every second. about |
fifteen seconds have elapsed since the /
first stroke. Long before the last stroke |
has sounded the horses are hltched up \
To- the apparatus. the men are in their /
places. and on the last stroke the fire |
wagons are on their way to- the fire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21
Y. n @ A. Anniversary Tonight.

Tonight the Y. VI. G. a 81 Honolulu
will celebrate the thirty-third year OF its
existence by giving n general musical and
literary program in the Association hall.
commencing at $ o'clock Bishop Nichols.
of the diocese Of California. will be one
Of the principal speakers. and there will
also b. addresses by the retiring presi-
deaf. r. Give Davis. and the new pres
ideat l. Il Atherton. besides reports
from General Secretary Brown Physical
Director Young and the educational com
mittee. There will be music A large at
Tendance. - expected.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21
Ministerial Union.

The Ministerial Union meets at 1879
today CMonday) to hear talk on
Present Conditions in Japan" b. Rev
Thomas T. Alexander. who has JUST
come from a long stay in that coun-
try
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21
GOVERN GENT BAND BACK.
Ksppsimsistsr Berger Will Resume
Concerts Tonight.

Kappelmcister Berger and the Hava-
iian Territorial Band returned yester-
day morning TN the Ciaudine from
their musical tour OF Maui and will
resume the regular band concerts here
by playing this evening at Emma
square. at 1880 o'clock. The program
viii D. as follows:
PART !.
Overture. Semiramide ......... Rossini
Cho-uS. Tannhauser .......... Wagner
Grand Selection. II TrOyatOre Verdi
Songs
(aD UauOe KOloa OBJ OF HOi Ha..
Miss I. Keliiaa.
tcy kaala OBJ Makani o KOhala zee.
Mrs. ~. Alapai.
PART IL
Selection. Musical Review .... Riviere
March. The Stars and Stripes Forever
---.-.-.-.....---..... SouZd
Waltz. Tender Kisses ....-. waidteufel
Polka. POlichinelle .--...-...-- Fahrba
The Star Spangled Banner ..-.......
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-08
SHAW IN CHICAGO
Next Secretary of the Treasury Tell,
of His Plans.

Next Secretary of the Treasury Tells
of His Plans.
Chicago, Jan. 8.-Governor Shaw Of
Iowa, next secretary Of the treasury, Is
in Chicago on his way from Washington.
He was entertained by the Union League
club, and after attending to private bust
ness here to-day will leave for his home
in Iowa tonight. Said the governor:
I was not idle during the three days spent
in Washington, but there isn't word can
say of plans EXCEPT as to my personal move
ments in the near future.
His successor, Governor elect Cum
Minis, will be inaugurated Jan. 16. and
Governor Shaw will leave for Washington
Jan. 81 or %. He will take the oath Of
office Jan. rs. It is understood that Sec
rotary Gage has said to his successor that
he does not expect to change climate
during the winter which is taken to
mean that he will remain in Washington.
Mrs. Shaw has been contemplating trip
to Old Mexico with party Of friends, and
she will go to Washington later in the
winter. The governor said:
The children are in school and will remain
in the west. They probably will visit us in
Washington during the vacation. We shall
not keep house. but will board at one Of the
hotels. i Il
The new secretary has accepted the In
vitation. of the National Business League
to deliver an address at meeting In the
Auditorium Feb. 27. His subject will be
.'The commerce and industries Of the
west
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-08
BISHOP OF OLYMPIA
Rev. Frederick William Keator
Consecrated at Dubuque.
HE WAS EDUCATED FOR THE LAW
Bishop EdsaH of Minnesota One of
the Presiding Oficers-B1shop
Hare's Part. III

Dubuque, Iowa, Jan. a8.-Rev. Frederick
William Keator, rector of St. Johns Epis-
copal church the past two years, was this
morning consecrated missionary bishop
Of Olympia. The ceremonies were held in
st. Johns church and were of an elaborate
nature. 1t was the first time in the his
tory of the Episcopal church in Iowa that
a bishopric consecration has; taken place
and the attendance Of the outside clergy
was large. s~tss.i z
The ministers Of the conservation we're:
Presiding consecrator, Right Rev. Will
liam Edward McLaren, #D.,5 D. G. L.,
bishop Of Chicago; coconsecrators, Right
Rev. William Hobart Hare, DID,, mis-
sionary bishop Of, South Dakota, and
Right Rev Theodore Nevin Morrison,
D. D., bishop Of Iowa. preacher, Right
Rev. Charles Palmerstons Anderson, D. D.,
bishop coadjutor Of Chicago bishops pre-.
siding, Right Rev. Samuel Cook Edsall,
D. D., bishop of Minnesota, and Right
Rev. Arthur LleweIlyn Williams, S. I'd,
bishop coadjutor of.iNebraska; !. attending
presbyters, Rev. William C.. Dewitt, req
tor St. Andrews church, Chicago, and Rev
j. HOLSTER Lynch, D. D., rector Trinity
church, aOttumwa; deputy registrar, Rev.
John e. Sage, rector ST. Johns church,
Dubuque; master of ceremonies, Rev.
John<C. Sage and associates, Rev. Charles
j. Schutt, rector st. James church, In-
dependence, and Rev. Frank r., Becker.
man, rector Trinity church, Muscatine .
The bishops vestments we're the gift
of St. JOINTS parish; the ring, of the
clergy of Iowa; the cross, of the knights
Templars and the Bible, Of Rev. Mr.. Sage.
The sermon was preached by the bishop
coadjutor of Chicago. ii $500. 3 81.
Bishop Keator was born Oct %, 1856,
at Honesdale, Pal He was graduated from
Yale in 1880 with the degree OF "A. b., and
from the law department. in 1882 with the
degree of LID He praeticed law in Chi
cago until 1889. In 1887 he became inter-
ested with his fellow lawyer, S. c. Edsall
now bishop Of Minnesota. In church mis-
sion work. He was graduated from; Vest
ern Theological seminary, Chicago, in
May, 1891, and ordained to priesthood in
December of that year. He was in charge
Of the Church of the Atonement at Edge
water until 1896, when he resigned to be-
come rector of Grace church at Freeport,
ILL.,, which he, resigned in the fall of 1899
to become rector Of st. Johns in this
city.
Bishop Keator is a member Of the board
of trustees and is secretary and treasurer
Of Western Theological seminary He is
also trustee OF Griswold college, Daven-
port, and dean of the Waverly convocation
Of the diocese Of Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-08
PHILOSOPHY OF TIGHTS
\ BIT OF USEFUL INFORMATION
Marguerite sylvia Explains why This
Stage Costume Is Unhealthful
and Uncomfortable.
Ne.o York Sun sp.otas ssryso.

"a. a
Neso York Sun Special servtos
Denver. Jan. s.Marguerite Sylvia is
tired Of too many matinees and wearing
tights for three hours every night as
Princess Chic, and after this week will
star in 4 ISIS Bob White for Nixon and
Zininerman. She says. Z
Yes the story aboItsthe tights is true. only
1T is. perfectly ridiculous to suppose that my
husband objected to my appearing in tights
from any straight laced not lon. No, the rea-
son is that it is very detrimental to a
woman's health for her to wear tights, and
when the doctor told me that would never
have good health If continued in their use,
my husband begged me to give up, the part.
- Why are tights injurious? Well, you see
they have to be pulled up SO that. they will
not wrinkle and in order to prevent wrinkling
they. are strapped and bound around the hips.
tits all right when you stand still and wear
the tights only. for little while. but when
you have to move around and keep them on
for the whole performance. It As "a terrible
strain You know you don t dare to sit down
naturally. 8 You haye to do So in the most
uncomfortable manner with your legs
stretched stifly Ii froit of you.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-08
SHINGLES TO COST MORE
PRICES ADVANCED AT MENoM1NEE
Minneapolis Men Chosen Officers OF
the Northwestern Cedarmen's
Association.

&
Menomdnee, Mich, Jan. S.-The North
western Cedarmen' s association had it's
annual meeting here yesterday: Sixty
prominet cedarmen from different parts
Of the country were present. and elected
the following officers:
President, G. H. Wooster, Marinette Wis. /;
vice president. r. H. Downing, Minneapolis;
secretary, F. H. Millman, Minneapolis;
treasurer, H. w. Read, Escanaba, Mich. !;
directors. D. K Wright, Marnette; J. G..
Kirkpatrick, Escanaba; H. s. Gilkey, James
Vile; A. D. Watson Chicago.
Those present from Minneapolis were
]. T. Hayden, Fred H. Golman. R. H.
Downing, A. E. Darling, J. P. McGoldrioh,
F. w. Werner, G. N. Foreman, H. F..
Partridge.
A slight revision was made in official
weights, and the price of cedar shingles
was advanced. Extras star AZ from $3.50
to $275, standards from 5000 to $210. *. IL
Among new members taken In was the
Chicago Lumber and Coal company, Min
neapolis. A banquet was held last night.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-08
COUGHS and COLDS
How to Cure Them Without
Injuring tho Health.

Seven-tenths of ell kidney and stomach
diseases can be traced to medicines used
In treating coughs, colds and catarrh. It
is due to these particular remedies be-
cause there is not a cough or catarrh cure
on the market. with one exception, which
does not contain either morphine, am
monia, cheap whisky, or opiates Of some
kind, and It is absolutely impossible to
take such remedies without affecting the
stocach and bowels.
Unless other complications set in, an
ordinary cough WILL run from four to
seven days and no stomach medicine in
the world can reduce this time. You may
think SO, because these Opiates syrups
and morphine mixtures deaden and loosen
the cough, but the cough remains un-
cured for that length of time just the
Hame.
The reason is this. Coughs and colds
are caused by a particular germ which
locates in the air passages and causes in
fammation, the ordinary cough germ
dying of its own accord in from four to
seven days. The danger, however, of al
lowing these germs to live at all lies in
the fact that the germs of catarrh, bron-
chitis, pneumonia and consumption are
inhaled into the throat and lungs daily
by every living person, and the infamed
surfaces caused by cough germs make a
perfect breeding ground for. such diseases.
It has Undoubtedly surprised many peo-
pie who read government statistics and
the U. S. Health Reports, to note that
among all the remedies ever manufac-
tured for these diseases, HYOMEI is the
only one that has ever been mentioned
or recommended by them. This is easily
understood, however, when 1t is known
that all these diseases are caused alone
by germs and that HYOMEI is the only
gernhcide which can be inhaled, and APP
piled directly to the GERMS, thus destroy
ing them at once. Cough germs cannot
exist tWenty-four hours in an atmosphere
OF HYOMEI, and the germs Of all other
throat diseases are. destroyed in from
twenty four to fortyleight hours.
HYOMEI is sold by all druggists or sent by
mail. Price s1.O0. Send to the r. T. Booth
Co, Ithaca, N. Y, for a FIVE days treatment
free and you will never take another tea
spoonful Of stomach medicines for such dis
passes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-08
RICHARDS OUT

New Indian Agent at Fort Berth0ld,
" North Dakota.
Washington, Jan. 8.-George L. Robin
son, of Washburn, N. D., will succeed Maj.
Richards as Indian agent at Fort Berth
old. This change is the result of charges
made against Maj. Richards by the Indian
Rights association. f 4
Robert A. Sanborn, Of Lisbon, will be
appointed register at Minot. Register
Oldgaard is to retire. "A protest has been
made by persons in Minot against the ap-
pointment Of an outsider, but as the land
office Is in no sense a local institution,
the protest was of no avail.