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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-17
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If It were not true it would meac our
injury.
Any nan who will take the trouble to
investigate the character OF the property
and ma nagelnent of the Giant OIL Produc-
tion company, will buy it's stock, ii he
has the money to invest
This is a bold assertion. I'VE would
not dare to make 1t If 1t were not true.
Our whole future depends upon the alb
solute reliability Of every statement
made by US. When we offered the stock
of The Union Oil. Gas ana Refining COM
pany, OF Lima. Ohio, at 10 cents a sha re
and guaranteed lone per cent month;
on the investment, we paid so per cent
more than we promised: we paid tx per
cent per month. When we said the stock
would. advance TO Is cents, it did so; not
an arbitrary advance in price without the
reason back Of it. this stock went NJ be-
cause its earning power justified the
higher price.
The same is true Of the Giant company's
proposition. This stock is now paying
dividends Of 20 per cent per annum This
capital is 600 and the company owns
Ill producing wells, with oil lands SCI
cured for at least 200 moro producing
wells. When we sell more stock It is for
the purpose of getting the funds for drill
ling more wells: each we'll adds to the
present stockholders profit, as vel, as
the Srofit Of the new purchasers Of the
stock. Like a SNOWFALL. the greater the
company's production the faster its profits
accumulate. That is wh- we can ats
lutely guarantee minimum of 20 per
cent per annum on the stock of the Giant
Oil Production company.
Are you not convinced. at least. to in
yesttgate? This company is Differed and
managed By bankers whose reputation is
guarantee not only OF honesty but bust Z
ness standing. When they guarantee a
dividend, the guarantee means something.
Write to-day for prospectus. You can
make a small investment or 9 large one.
You can pay all cash, or pay in monthly
installments. Your profits will be equal
ly safe and regular.
WESTERN SECURITIES COMPANY.
Fiscal Agents. IS
511 Bank OF Commerce Building, Mime
apolis.
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Cancer in Your Own Home
Mailed Free.

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The man who is Gagged in or cooped up.
day after day without sufficient exercise
is sure to suffer for it. Quite often the
liver is the first organ which becomes
disordered, and constipation, biliousness,
sick headache and general physical tor
por make life miserable. There's only
one way to deal with liver rtroublen and
that is to go to the root of the disease,
and cure if once for all. Such cures of
the disordered or diseased liver almost
always follow the use of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical, Discovery. It always
helps. It almost always cures. It reg
ulates the liver, strengthens the stomach,
and purifes the blood.
z uDr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
best m edicine made, !" writes Michael Maher, of
Littlefalls. N. Y. (6S Center ST. III had yellow
jaundice and liver trouble in November, 1900.
Was almost dead, lost sixteen pounds III three
weeks and my whole body was as yellow as
tried three doctors and they gave me tablets
and pills and another one some other stuff, but
went to Messrs. O'Rourke and Hurley's drug
store and got your Golden Medical Discovery
One bottle cured me and thank it and God
that am we'll man" 5S#
Accept no substitute for the Discov-
cry" There is nothing vjust as good.'n
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a book containing 1908 pages,
is given away. Send Fl one-cent stamps
for expense Of mailing onl,, for the book
in paper covers, or 81 stamps for the vol
ume bound in cloth Address DR.. r. ".
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. q
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THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL. II, 1902
LARD'S SUBSTITUTE
Cotton Seed Oil One Of the Most I'm
portant Elements.
MOST POWERFUL IS ALBRIGHT
From Chicago He Issues All the
Uniform Lists of
Prices.

Special to The Journal.
Chicago, April T.-This mornings
Record Herald says: In modest little
Office at 545 Rookery building is centered
power which not only compels every
American citizen and many foreigners to
bow to it's dictum, but which also recently
compelled the leading railroads of the
country to flee to the protection OF the
United States courts. This power Is
vested in w. B. Albright, secretary Of the
combination of the leading lard producers
Of the country, and from his office are is
sued the uniform price lists upon which
the producers have agreed
Mr.. Albright bears the reputation Of
being one of the two greatest experts on
cotton seed oil in the country, and to him
has fallen the task of assisting in the fix
ing of the standard Of grades Of this
product, as adopted by the Interstate
Crushers' association, and approved OF
by cotton seed oil producers everywhere.
With Henry Bausher he constitutes the
government board for the northwestern
states Of, the crushers' association, and
aids in the naming Of arbitrator in all
cases of dispute between buyer and SELL
err in the territory of all oil, seed cake,
or other product of the southern cotton
seed crushers. rs, .. .sas-..s.
Current high prices Of lard have caused
an immense increase In the consumption
Of lard substitutes. Chief Of these is
compound lard, SO called, which is COM
posed of IS per cent cotton seed oil and OF
beef fat and oleomargarin in about equal
quantities to make up the remaining Is
per cent. Mr.. Allbright's knowledge en-
ables him to determine exactly the pro-
portion OF grain or loss that should
properly follow in cotton seed OIL any
advance or decline fixed for prime steam
lard by the big manufacturers whom whom ne
represents Ordinarily the discount from
the pure lard price is ~ cent q pound for
the compound. .'"'T @gsE 49,:
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tine evils OF Debt
Debt Is Troublesome in Human Life

Debt Is Troublesome in Human Life.
The cures for debt are numerous, but there
Is. perhaps one real cure; the same in dis
ease, the cures are numerous, but there Is
only one real cure, Cascola, the newly adopt
led trademark name for Cascarine, especially
tor liver, stomach, kidney and bowel troubles.
qt is the great liquid laxative Made from
dn all climates and temperatures. from the
Hountain top to the valley. Cures under all
circumstances and without failure. Cascola
Is the result of an experience OF many years
bn private practice. 1t removes from the
body all those numberless conditions which
form her functions. Cascola Is big pre-
bcription
CAUSE AND EFFECT.
| When any one who has been broken down,
Facilitated, dyspeptic and miserable suddenly
begins to regain his health; begins to walk
with firm, vigorous step; to hold his head
up to have healthy color in his formerly
pallid cheek; to be full Of vitality and energy;
ITO take en- joyment in the mere fact Of exist
enCe where he had before been irritable and
hvoded-there Is cause for it all. isn't there?
i've could cite hundreds OF such seemingly
miraculous changes in people, EWefcould in
Nndate you with a perfect shower Of grateful
letters from such people, and In each letter
the cause is gratefully spoken of-Cascola.
CasCola has cured thousands Of those who
have suffered from the terrible effects OF
diseased liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels,
constipation, indigestion, flatulency, inactivity
iof the bowels, and consequent clogging of the
stomach dyspepsia, sleepessness, nervous
ness debility and all of the long list of all
ments that cause much misery and suffer-
tng succumb to Cascola, and each one who
has used it indorses the statement that 1t Is
the most wonderful cure for their ills ever
offered to humanity. % -
CnscoIn-Cascnr ine Mt Druggists. soc.
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WAS ONCE KING OF SPAN

Epinay, Department OF the Seine, France
April 17.-Don Francisco d'Assise the former
King of Spain, died here last night at the age
Of 30 years. He was expelled from Spain in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-17
TWO TRACKS ACROSS U. S.
DoHble Track Now Extends From
York to Omahn-WOrk
Being Extended.

Special 70 The Journal.
Chicago, April IA double track rail-
road system is now possessed by the Van
derbilts between New York and Omaha,
and by the end of two years, it is said,
the dual line will have been extended to
the Pacific coast. d. ---%
The last rail Of the double track of the
North Western between Chicago and
Omaha was laid last week. This final
piece Of construction was between Mis-
souri, Valley and Denison, Iowa. 1t COM
pleted the first double track road between
Chicago and Omaha. and will be of i'm
mense advantage to all the Vanderbilt
lines as we'll as the North Western. ..f
Work on finishing second track for
the Burlington road between Chicago and
Omaha is being pushed and within the
next six months this road will have a
double track between the two cities.
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BAD FOR LYNCH
Raided an Americans Farm i
South Africa, 1t Is Said.

London, April 17.-Although there is no
indication that Colonel Arthur Lynch, who
fought on the Boer side and was elected
to represent Galway city in parliament.
has announced his intention Of. placing
himself within the reach of the British
courts, the government is bringing wit
nesses from South Africa to testify in
support of the charges of high treason. :,
Lewis Handley, an American by birth
but naturalized British subject and a
farmer near Glencoe, Natal, arrived to-
day. He says Colonel Lynch was the
leader of a Boer force, principally COM
posed Of Irishmen, which raided his farm,
in 1900, confscating his stock and other
nova bles, and destroyed his crops.
Lynch Informed Handley that he (Lynch)
was British subject.
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DEALERS AGGRIEVED
Chicago Butchers and GrOcers Love
Not the Beef Trust. =.

Chicago Butchers and Grocers Love
Not the Beef Trust. =.
Special to The Journal. !" TX
Chicago, April Ito the big packers
who have been holding in reserve their
large herds of steers on their western
ranches, and to the fact that ranchmen
have been disposing Of their calves, ex-
pecting to recoup their holdings at the
expense of Mexican cattle raisers, which
expectation has not been realized, are as
signed the scarcity and the consequent
high prices Of beef by the Butchers; ana
Grocers' association. Curt references
were made at the regular meeting to the
beef trust" which has forced the mar
kets by buying UP all the beef offered for
sale by the small dealers while curtaillng
it's own for higher prices. warning was
also sounded that the next article to go
up in price would be soap. ~
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BUTCHER SHOPS CLOSE

Two Hundred of Them Out of Bust
ness in New York. ..,.. 49,.
Special to The journal. r.. E.r,f (,
New York April 1.-THE high prices
of meat will close about 200 butcher shops
here within a few days. 10 - %'!@s<1a !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-17
COLUMBIA FELL0WSHIPS
Northwest Well Represented in TIL
Annual Awards. -

New York, April l7.--Annnal fellow
ships in Columbia university have just
been awarded for the academic year by
the university council. Thirty-e eight were
awarded, each carrying an annual stipend
of $500 or more. The successful canCi
dates come from twenty states and ter
ritories, almost half Of them west Of the
Mississippi river. Among the awards
are:
University Felowships, in chemistry, Hal
Beans Of Moscow, Idaho: III administrative
Law, Harold Bowman Of Des Moines, Iowa; in
Greek, Stephen Hurlbut of Madison. Wis; in
physiology, James Miner, of Berlin, Wis: in
zoology, Raymond Osborne OF Fargo, N. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-17
AS MILES IN o MINUTES
Fast Time Made on Burlington by
REGULAR Train.

Regular Train.
Denver, April 17.-Details Of a run of
1913 miles on the western division OF the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railway at
the rate Of nearly 100 miles an hour have
been made pubic by P. S. Eustis, pas
senger traffic manager of the Burlington
lines. On the train while it was setting
new worlds record for fifteen miles and
upwards were H. c. Bush, traffic. manager
Of the Colorado Midland railway, Mr..
Lindsay Of Pittsburg, manager for Andrew
Carnegie, and a party of seventeen, and
Arthur johnson Of Denver. The run was
made by train No. s, east-bound, which
left Denver March "a, behind time. A
heavy wind prevailed to Akron, 112 miles
from Denver, and the train was thirty
minutes behind at that point. In order
to make up time heavy head OF steam
was put on and between Eckley and Wray,
a distance of 14.S miles, the remarkable
time of nine minutes was made-a rate
of 9S.7 miles an hour. sit Is the fastest
time ever made for a run OF any length,
said Mr.. Eustis. .-f
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Not to he Transcontinental.

Special to The journal.
Chicago, April 17.-General Counsel KEEL
logg Of the Chicago Great Western, who was
in the city yesterday, says there is not q
word of truth in the story lately published
OF the road from Sioux City to Salt Lake and
thence to San Francisco
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-17
{ New President of G. H. & H.

New York, April 17.-F. P. Olcott, president
of the Central Trust company, Of this city,
has been elected president of the Galveston,
Houston & Henderson Railroad company, and
George ]. Gould and H. c. Rouse were elected
directors.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-17
HOMESEEIxERs' RATES
Will Be Continued Through May
Movement This Week. 49,

Homeseekers' rates will be continued
through May by the western lines, special
round-trip tickets to coast points sell
ing on May 6 and May 20. The large
April movement is cited by railroad men
as an indication that travel will continue
heavy next month and that hundreds will
take advantage of the extension of the
rates.
The homeseeker movement this week
was large Northern Minnesota received
a good share Of it..
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KILLED NEAR EVERETT
Remains of minneapolis MAJ
Found on G. n. Tracks.

Tacoma Wash, April 1.-THE man
whose mangled remains were found on the
Great Northern tracks near Everett has
been identified as John e. Olson, who
came to Everett from Minneapolis three
weeks ago. He had been drinking. His
children reside in Minneapolis.
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Great Western Pushes Grading.

Special to The Journal
for 3the Chicago Great Western through this,
Shelby county, is dotted with graders camps
and work is being pushed rapidly. If 1t is
kept ND all along the. line in the same man
ner,. the statement that trains will be in OPP
GRAFTON in October will be verified.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
VIII Contiuuo In th Lead.

Tonv SHnich has bought out the inter- est of Martin Lawrence in ths Pack Train restaurant ani Is now sole proprietor Net Bu'ieTi.h, formerly chef in lhe Eugene Cafe at Sln Francisco and who is well known Co ,re patrons Of the Pack Train, will preside over the culinary department Of the establishment. Mr. L1Arence has the intention Oi emblrNiag ln ths restaurant business lt Nhte lIors- Under ,hs management of he present popula, pio- p,.rt,r wh9 hi, made >uch an enviabl' record a> a ronpIe.l ci.cr,, |, my be eN- ,e.isl ,u.t .hei nous Pl,h [, m--kn Wr from Sln Francisco Co the Arctic Circ., W ill maintain Us eDv,abie fr. u..,iyu.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
A Christina, G, o,ias 10 All.

Spe.il reduction on lll holiday goods. We have in -tcc< aii the .He,J packs ot cnuei fruits. preserves, ms and l-llies. New lr0p Oriuge, and rutS. Lots oi candy; cluster s.siuS; best butter and eggs tor the least monty, Of 'ny place in town.
 Navel Or,ug-S zS 10 53c per j0z. MArj nuts IS Go 25c p-r 10. Fresh eggs }Sc ger toz. Yakima butter 35c Der To. Jams and j-llies 25 Co 3ot, Remember We are always we'll stocked lnl clu supply uf wants on short notice.
 FRANKS GROCERY,
 Cor. State and Ninth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
UNENDiNG Issue In the Tax Cases Not
 Yet Reached

Judge WiIcoNen, in his argument on his demurrer. in ih- tlN ciS-s, covered a wide rsnge. Hc submitted so many decisions Co the court ;hit the commissioner has at- joumei proceedings until he -0ult dlgeS, them.
 Issue will probably De reached and a decision rendered before the end Of the week. However the tase goes |, wiII probably be appealed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
Coming Gu, to Marry

Rut5'es k lenbrun-, the Ulwson tug- gis, ant .phew of A. C. fssel who Is known ,r u.m5e, 'f people in SKlgwav Is eNrs,,sl here f-n tne interior within two weeks. M- Klleot1uue will visit his hone .t T-c.ma anj oefoie returning wIl. n.r-r h.> >Wye,hs -i
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising columns ot the Alaskan each day. They sean these columns closely. Business men dO you want reSultS' We have the proper medium. Phone 10 for the man with the rate card Co call.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
Cots Six Moath..

Oit.r evii,nee turniSlet 5y Marshall Sno1< ai Nigh, Wltchm3n Ha',r an, Barn-v Buns was sen,ence1 yesteri1v Co six months imprisonment at SltNi io' 'he bu,s. " ot Verb uTbele> ,igir stoce.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
K cup, rating From Labors.

The shop Rove hospital has grajuat- cd al its patients, and Mrs Bow and her corps of assistants lrs totlv taking a well tansi rest.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

All kinds of sof, drinks and Seattle ES- port Beer at B. B. Bottllng Co, Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

Fet prices at Rovsl Laundry for family work, special rates in rough dry, next to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

F Rent aue For Sale cards for sale Q, this office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

The advertising columns of the Daily Alaskan are the peoples eXchang, mart.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

"All the news that's 6t Co print" pulp liShed in the Daily AliSkln Send inyour subscription now. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

|. .- i~ porcelain tabs at the Principal. opposite U S. barracks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
COSTLY IDEAS.
Proving That Argument is Not Ale NNnN. Merely SnendIng nrcnth.

ways Merely Spending Breath,
 They had put in new range at q Lafayette avenue residence and a plumber was called Co adjust the pipes to the new situation. lie did the work satisfactorily. but when tho bin came in the man of the house said shocking things and swore by au that was good that he would fight the thing clear through the supreme court of the Unit cd States before he would yield to such extortion.
 "That's my bill. sir, said the plum. ber stinly when seen. "We charge by the hour. and my man was at your house five hours on that job. l know when he went and when he camo back, and there IS tho evidence in this time book l charged regular rates. and I'll collect the bin, no matter how many courts you take me through
 "You bet that I'll make you spend moro than the account before I'm through with you I'm not the man te stand quietly by and see myself rob bed "
 "How long was that plumber fixing those piposT' asked the man ot hls wite as soon as be reached home
 "I should say about three hours.
 'I thought so I'n show them His boss says he was here five aoura
 "Ye.. just about Do you know th1t workman a regular socialist He let drop the remark that the rich of ttis country should be compelled Go divi .e their wealth wish the poor took mm right up, for such inccndisry doctrn 8 must be corrected. and we argued tro~ 70 Co l2 hattcr myself that l pa. scme new ideas into his head "
 Ideas be hanged In pay for thr' hours work. ani you may s..,lr iOi tH. two hours wIauslius oIt oi your 'i lowance "-D.tgoit Free pr1za
 Charmed the ncnst.
 Look at this haui..rDlrt said a gouu. society mau Co aa professional frierj who las lu office u t.r Porter building "Tuui ut ot ia.c and ruHlc Is worth its weigh, ln gold ta me-"
 "Somc connection with old o-eoc.a- tlons a mere sentiment, l ,uppose," suggested 'lc wofc sioual man.
 Nothing of thc kind. From a pac- teal standpoluj it Is just as valuable as describe it Co bc. X sentiment en- tcrs Into the ease. however"
 Well. tell us about it."
 "The ha1'scrchicf then is the token by whlrh | .m permitted Co enter the house where my sweetheart lives. Withog, i' should be torn Co pieces by a huge bulldog there The beast is as feroclous as tiger. During tbe day be Is kept iu chains but after o'clock lu the evening his mistress releases him in ttc yard No stranger after that hour can enter the gate. The ter rlble animal was a menace Co my suit untl the Indy hlt upon Che plan of gv- ing me her handkerchief for use as a pass. Now when the dog rushcs to- ward mc nave only to toss the dainty token Co hm. He smells Ii md walks peacefully back to his kennel Do you blame me for vaMing lt so highlyT- Memphis Scimitar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

Mir>hll Shook will take Blrney smith and Joe Murray Co StNa on the next tTip of the Cottage Citv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

Waite Othmer Was honoret bv the ad' ven; ot l surprise party, llS, night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

Dr. Nao-- has moved cut of his reSi- deuce on Eighth street and has established his family at the pu.-n House i9r the win;s-.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Photographer D-lrer returned rom White Horse on last nights t,1ir.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

AnreI Williams aai Y. l. Hahn. enei- nesr lnt I-aught,mln of the W. ?. N l. Rv.. returned from , tri2 Co White Horse on Inst nights train.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09
ADVERTISED DIFFERS
Remainirg Uncullcd For Tn siag-
 way Postomos Jau.S.
Bargains

The llli-s' Bazpr have a few choice games and toys thIt they Will sell tt greatly rejl,tj pt.,rs for '-W v$.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

P.of. Gh,on of the Seattle orchestra, leaves ol tne 6-s, bolt for the Sound.