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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27
CHURCH AT LINDEN HILLS
CongregatIonaIIsts Organize and lnstruc'
Board of Trustees to Proceed with
~ Ers.r 1921. BuiIdInq. e. $780,. . ..,'...

Linden Hills Congregationalists met
last evening and formed permanent
church organization, with the following
officers: Clerk. DR.. e. F. Hertz; trustees,
C. P. Cooper, c. F. Williams, &. H. Keith
DR.. w. P. Dickinson, Peter Steffenson,
G.. L.. Bostwick; deacons, c. P. Cooper,
VIM. Arvold, H. E. Wilson. 1,
The trustees were authorized to pur-
chase a. lot on the corner Of Forty third
street and Vincent avenue and proceed
at once In the erection of church building
G. II, Keith is architect. Work will
probably commence next week and the
building will be ready for dedication by
Ian 1. t. ... ~. ..-.. ~
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THOUGHT HIM EASY
Sherman, Smiths Experience With Cam
'pagn EegpulIers Who Needed Money
.. But Had No Votes.

'"The primary election law is breeder
Of leg pullers," = said Sherman S. Smith
the other day. cts a school in grating,
and I was amazed to see how far 1t had
gone in educating Young America. One
day before the primaries three boys came
into my office, and the oldest said:
e, e, Mr.. Smith, we're from the North Side
Never say-die football team, and we want
three dollars to help us buy our suits
IT sized them up. They were about
knee high to me. How old are your 81
asked the biggest boy
I'm ten
:: And your said to the next biggest.
g Nine
And how old are your asked Of the
smallest boy.
90 hThaven - .5s -
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kimbalI Hall.

Open Dates for Kimball Hall in Octo-
Der are as follows: 2, 3. 81, 8. 10, 10, IL,
10, "a, 28 Sundays open, also Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday and Friday after
Moons. Finest dancing floor; In the city.
For terms apply Kimball Piano Store, 727
Nicollet av.
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Washington and Return s2a.eo.
Via Burlington route to the national en-
campment G. A. R., Oct. 6 to II. Pull
man sleeping cars will run through with
out change. City ticket office. Ala Nicol
let av, Minneapolis.
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FOR NORMAL "GRADS"
Presidents Ask That They Be Admitted to
the University Without Ex- -,

-
,., -: animation. a..
That normal school graduates be admit
ted to the state university on their di-
plomas was the request made yesterday
Of President Northrop by the presidents
Of the state normal schools. They ex-
planned, at this conference with the head
Of the university, that the graduates Of
the normal schools do not get proper
credit for their work at the schools, but
are obliged to take an examination before
entering the university The presidents
hoped that such examinations could be
dispensed with hereafter, even if the new
rule brought about other changes in the
entrance conditions ,,- -.
CIothe Your Boys at The Plymouth.
Correct Fall Dress. Head to Foot:
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Do you want a roof that will neve
leak? See w. s.. Mott Co. Tel. 376.
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s25, 900 given away. You may win $40,
900 OF it.. Get your guess In early. Ad-
dress Journal Circulation department.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-21

kicking. Farquharson soon got out
from between the team and soon after
became unconscious. DR.. Harris was
called and yesterday morning, Mon
day, said Mr.. Farquhar son passed AS
comfortable a night AS could be ex-
pected, sleeping three hours. Mr..
Farquharson has been seized with
vomiting spells twice or three times.
1t is impossible to tell yet how badly
he is injured. His many friends hope
he may soon be about again. Grand
Forks Herald.
Neff & Rother's land buyers usually
buy. List your property with them
For blacksmith coal, go to the Rob
ertson Lumber Co., successors to A.
D. Cleveland.
The Christmas number Of the De-
signer is unusually attractive. Its
fashion department illustrates and
describes the latest in winter wearing
apparel and millinery, and under
]"Points On DISSEMINATING is furnish
ed most useful instruction for the
making Of juvenile garments. A
Christmas Cantata by Frederic Van
Rensselaer, Dey, entitled "Santa
Claus Busy Day. is given promi-
nent place among the literary features,
and Christmas poems are supplied by
Cora A. Matson Dolson, Francis H.
Tabor, Frank harrington and Florence
Gertrude Ruthven, John DeMorgan
furnishes an interesting illustrated
paper on Christmas customs and
superstitions. Olive G. Tobey is the
author of a story for adults, From the
Peyton Letters while Alice jose
phine johnson writes the Christmas
story for Juveniles, entitled "What a
Christmas Glove Brought "When
Christmas Comes is the name of a
contribution in which numerous
dainty and pretty suggestions for gifts
are pictured. Selections for the
Recitationist" are appropriate to the
season, and "Hints for the Holidays
gives some unique ideas for the dis
tribution of presents. An attractive
feature which the children will ap-
preciate is a full-page illustrated
poem, San international Christmas
Party" by Bertha Slime. Several
strong chapters of "Apology of
Ayliffe," by Ellen Olney Kirk, are
given this month, and the pages Of
"What Women are Doing grow
n%oticeably in Importance. There are
a great many other good things which
iannear in The Designer for December.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-21
Gltv in Brl6t
November Goth and 9th.

November 26th and 9th.
The Ladies Guild meets this week
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Barnett.
Speltz wanted at Miller & Bakers
feed mill.
Miss Olive McNutt left for her
home in Sank Center, Mimi, Morday.
The First National Bank loans
money on stock and farms at lowest
rates.
Miller & Baker want speltz- at their
feed mill. Highest prices.
The Irishman says the hog is "the
gintlemin that pays the rent
See Alphonse and Gaston-the
O'Callaghans-Nov. Goth and 9th.
The farmer who does not raise his
own pork is not an up-to-date farmer.
Wanted:-speltz at Miller & Bak-
er's.
Miss Nellie Lammedee, who is
teaching at Bartlett, spent Sunday
with friends in Devils Lake.
The best washboards on the market
at the lowest prices at the Minneapo'
lis Bazaar.
Louis LaRue and wife left Tuesday
.z~~ e.. %1oiu T,,%y,,o hama -
Mississippi.
Make your street connection with
the water mains before frost sets in
Chr. Gorder & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trumble expec
to spend a part of this winter a
Grand Harbor. =
For blacksmith coal, go to tn
Robertson Lumber Co., successors t.
A. D. Cleveland.
See the great strike scenes-Mr
Kork of New York-Nov. Goth an
27th-the O'Callaghans.
Three things are required i
teaching a calf to drink. Goo
sense, a little patience and lots Q
knowledge.
Isaac Honstain came down fro1
Devils Lake last evening and spen
the day with relatives in this city
Mr. Honstain has been buildin
several elevators on the new farmers
road in Ramsey county, and goes frol
here to Norman county, Mimi, t
build a new house near Ada. TIL
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Honstain brothers have this year
erected forty-four elevators, a big
seasons work.
Dishes, dishes, cheap at the Mime
apolis Bazaar.
Miss Charlotte Lammedee closed tha
fall term of the kindergarten last
Friday and left next day for her claim
in Ward county. She will visit her
sister, Mrs. Fred Trumble, before re-
turning to Devils Lake.
For wedding or birthday presents
call at the Minneapolis Bazaar.
Get accustomed to do farming in a
business way and it will always be
easy to do so later. Get in a rut
and it is very difficult to get out.
The business farmer will not pay $40
per bushel for a new variety Of seed
oats; he does not sign contracts with
strangers; he will use a milk tester
and he will take a local paper.
See Gunder Ulstad for farm ma.
chinery. He can ave you money.
Ida Amelman, the beloved wife Of
Knut Skirud, of Edmore, died at hel
home on Thursday last, after a short
illness. Mrs. Skirud's death wa
very sad as she had been married bu'
about a year, and leaves an infan'
daughter two weeks old. Deceased
was 90 years Of age and had laugh
school in this vicinity for a numbe:
of years.-Gazette-New
Girl wanted for general homework
Apply to Mrs. F. T. Fox.
Good wholesome comedy is Away
in demand. This is why TIL
Missouri Girl receives such a heart,
welcome. The public never grows
weary Of being amused and thi
famous comedy never fails to AFFORD
an evening of rare enjoyment. A
the armory, Devils Lake, Tuesda.
evening, Dec. 9th.
Interest and principal on all loan
made by John w. Maher are payabl
at his office at Devils Lake, N. D..
without exchange.
There will be a total eclipse-Nov
Goth and 27th-the O'Callaghans-
| Mr.. Kork of New York.
The Missouri Girl, which appear
IN Devils Lake, Tuesday evening
| December 9th, is a guaranteed attra(
t ton. The manager Of the Flax Bel
Circuit secured this company for 81
!, nights only, and he unqualifiedly rec
ammends it as a first class attraction
This company will open the $25, OC
opera house at Minot on the 18th
December, and the members of tn
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-21

GAS Luck Would Have It,"
II was troubled with falling of the
womb for nearly a year, and doctored
with ~ family physician" writes Mrs.
W. B. Harter, of Buffalo, Wyoming.
wTook several different kinds of medi-
cine, some of which made me feel a
little better at times, but did not curt
me. I kept getting worse, and some
days it was all I could do to walk across
the room. I had to lie down m
times nearly all day. AS luck would
have it one of DR.. Pierce's little PAM
phlets came to me with our mail, g
I sent right away for a bottle of his
'Favorite Prescription, and commenced
taking it. 1 wrote a letter to DR.. Pierce,
telling him of my illness, and he adj
vised me to take also his Golden Medi-
cal Discovery Followed his directions
and found relief wen before the first
bottle was gone. Six bottles cured me
so that I could walk anywhere, and
could ride forty miles in n day in q
lumber wagon and core back the next
day, and do my work"
Biliousness is bahished by the use
| of DR.. Pierce's Pellets. They are small
in size, easy to take, do not gripe, and
| never fail of the desired result.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-21
BEDTIME.

Going to bed to t-nble and toss
and dream; to pursue In vain the
phantom sleep through long, weary
hours, and rise to a new day unre-
:ffreshed. Consulting doctor after
doctor and taking medicine con-
stantly, yet without relief from the
~ceaseless pain. For suca a sufferer
life has nothing left. She has no
part in its pleasures and is unfit to
Bear its burdens. That is the case
of many a woman, who is tormented
hv the aches and pains resulting
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-21

from female weakness, and other diseases OF the
Presentation was made tc cure just such cases and
it does what it was made for. 1t heals liberation
and Inflammation, dries facilitating drains, cures
female weakness, strengthens the body, soothes the
nerves and enriches the blood. 1t gives lasting
.~a.a4h ~ the dau and sound sleep for the night.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-21

~ ~
There is no alcohol in v Favorite
Prescription" neither does it con-
tain opium, cocaine, or any other
narcotic. It is a purely vegetable
remedy, suited to the constitution OF
the most fragile woman.
Do not accept anything else IN place
O vFavorite Prescription" ii the cures
by DR.. Pierce's medicine have given
you confidence to try vFavorlte Pre-
scripdon."
81 Suffered Continually"
1For three years I suffered continu l.
ally, writes Mrs. L. ]. Dennis, OF o2o
East College Street, Jacksonville, lis.
II sought relief among the n1ed1cal pro,
Ess1on and found none, until induced
to try DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
When I commenced taking this medl-
cine I weighed ninety-fve pounds: It
built me up until now 1 weigh one hun-
dred and ffty-six pounds-more than !
ever weighed before. I was so bad !
would lie from day to day and long. fol
death to come and relieve my suffering.
Ihad internal Inflammation, a disagree.
able drain, bearing-down pains and such
distress every month. But now I neve
have a pain-do all my W work and
am a strong and healthy woman"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

Geo. ". Williams and Katie Lane both
ef this city were granted 4 marriage IL
eense YESTERDAY
Mrs. John Ferrirer. 1872 North Water
street returned from a TWO weeks visit
10 relatives II Illinois.
Mrs. J. J. Ray-naber. who has bean Wis
ting Al the home Of " Il Heraig, nas
returned 70 her home n hinsasheV.
Mrs L. ". Whitehead of Cheney has
been IN the city the past few days visit
Ing az the home OF Afr. 2. F. Randall
z. z EnloW. druggist OF Elmdale has
been II the city the past week wishing 3
F. Axiey OF the C. z Potts Drug &C.
Mrs. Reed is living very sick al her
,iresST1aklnE parIors Il 1s5 North Market
She IS not able 70 receive her customers
*. J wiser OF George Innes & Co.
leaves today or tomorrow Ter the New
York market. he VIII be absent for =
month
Miss Gsrtie Anderson has returned 70
her home IL Pond Creek Oklahoma, after
2 pleasant week with her sister, Ms. 9.
81. Ref IL this city.
Mrs. J. ?. BurrIl left yesterday for her
home in Seattle. Wash Her daughter
Miss Helene. VII spend the winter With
Mrs. c Il. Luilng.
via No. Pacific, FOR YFeuatchee. Wash.
where she viii spend a few months with
her sister, Hrs. Frank Palmer.
The once OF the Weir City and Western
Coal company viii be moved tomorrow
TO their newly finished once rooms OF
their new building. us North Water.
W 6. Greenfield. buyer for Greenfield
Brothers returned haue yesterday from
the eastern market where he has been
The past few weeks buying their spring
stock
The Wichita Broom factory received a
car load OF broom corn on Friday. Broous
VIII certainly be plentiful IS this shop
is turning out number Of dozen brooms
each day.
Er ". T. Cameron OF Onslow. Iowa.
b-otheT-tn-Iaw Of II. r. Grafton is q VS.
flor IL the city. Alr. C2Oaercl IS wei
pleased WITH orr wide streets and bnsi-
ness appearance o. Wichita.
Tanner & Sewau, as the agents OF J.
s. Giwowsl-y, have sold four lots or
South E1p0ria avenue. north OF Idn-
coin street, 20 c. A. Tanner. for 500.
The four lots nave a frontage of s. feer.
George A Clarke. postmaster at valley
Center. was In the city yesterday trans
acting business Ee says farm lands IN
his section Of the county is in demand
and rising in value.
People about town yesterday we're ask
Ing Deputy Sheriff Dick Dodds for a pass
over the Wichita < Western Railway.
They mad read that story IL the Eagle
about the deputy sheriff going out 80
Goddard 70 levy on the property Of the
road and they were inumatiag that they
thought he owned tx.
Miss Welda seyfried has severed her
connection with the AIbertus 3Iagnus un-
iversity. The studio viii be conducted
II the future at the Crawford onera
house by Miss Syfried. She VIII give
both vocal and piano lessons, having
studied both arts u Gernanv.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Attention Q. R. K OF P: You VIII as
sembIe al armory Tuesday evening az
p. N
Meeting OF the Central Labor Union
today at go. Election OF officers ard
other important business.
The regular meeting Of Pleasant Couu-
ell, No. u. Modern Tonties occurs Tues
day evening. A full attendance desired.
The bah, which was To have been given
at n. hall VIII be- postponed utn
some future date. BY order OF committee
There viii be a special Communication
Of Wichita lodge No. g.. A 2 & A. Il.
Monday evening at 80 Work II the
first degree.
Ppuils phase take notice: wiz Be
home Wednesday. January 18th. and take
charge Of my music class as usual. Ger
trude r Calhoun.
The Unitarian ladies VIII have a rum
mage sale next Friday and Saturday in
their building on Market ard williams
street opposite the postof1ce-
All Members OF Opehta tribe No Is
Improved Order Of Red Men a-e request
Cd 70 be present ct lodge rooms Monday
evening
Harmony Council No. 1a3. F A. A.
VIII give its regular monthly entertain
ment Monday evening. Members and
friends Of the order invited. No charge at
the door. come and have a good ume.
The ladies' Of the Maccatees viii enter
tain the Sir Knights Of the 1faccabees at
their hall. corner First street ana Main
next Thursday evening. III Sir knights
and their wives are cordially invited
The organization Of the new council OF
Knights and Ladies CT Security VIII Re
completed next wednesday nirRt ia the
han over McFicker's drug store on Main
street All charter members are re-
Quested % be present
The Degree OF Honor OF the =. o. T.
". VIII give their sixth annual mask ban
az Garield nall February IL Costumes
have been arranged for AZ Palr1ers 1e8
North Aaia. Remember The date ana
come ana have q good time.
The Twendeth Century club viii meet
with Mrs Z. j.. Mlrdcck 75 North To-
peia avenue. OF Tuesday afternoon. Jam
cary - The program VII consist ~ g
lecture 20 be given b. Hiss Harriet van
divert q BE followed by a social hour
The ell day monthly pentecestaI meet
Ing WIZ be hfic Tuesday Jtr-.-r
the Free Methodist Mission hail 9 ST.
tr1rcs. the services VIII 1erlr SO En-
clock Preaching az n ard - inter-
spersed with song and praise services. Au
are invited.
Invitat tons for the eisbth annual Birth
day party q rae NpulE Peoples Cnauter
~ St john church Vil te oct the frsr
~ the week. foI THURSDAY rirhr. January
81 ere welcome whether they receive
printed invitation or n1- Irz 81 ID
ROBERTSON LeE entire charge u the pro-
grarn watch insures its s'lccass
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SECO.D All WON
Coed Scores AaGe b the Bowiia~
Teams Last sfgbt.

The bowling match between the tive To-
cal teams played last ligll resulted III q
victory ler The second teau 81 t1taI
score e 80 70 1s It vas cleL1 ua
a1d several good scores were made
Some uEne ago the piayers who c1uEcse5
the winning team of iasl nigh- challenged
TIE taam who Won from Hutchinson l5r
e uet-h4 which WAS sccle1 ara re-
sliIet IL The above score
The lrs- sz1u d-d SOB play their re-1-
la- team o1 Account q me lnross.oi ~
~ enc CT -w1 cf t11ir ulur 81 Sc
after tie EsE1-ar uhic1
Has l--T francs, tae arst taI s1
to -1a aa1 SOB 9 sane - ttn
frames or lie second teaz. tle l-g
team r-tt1E ~ rne ur
\ seed cura # tae a1rr-z cf the
game Wes present anl casc-el Asa--.r
el-h E7o4 pay TIE s1e-e Hs g f1.-
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nails win heriu aHi erd On ERE same
fates throughout the fo1r coasrart sle-
trfcts Whlch includes aI the Eatta aesf
81 The Mississippi river Wftt tie szrea-
ton ~ Airuesss. ~ saHr a18 IaHa
TIE weighing VII continue for q or s.
dsgs srd or the average vFssFhf ~ enc
MAJ carried FL that period the couren-
s1tion fer four year vll BE- axad
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CHANG S lg BATT RP
several EnIl-frrnt- and Discharges
mr. gFrrorrrf

Efwar1 Baechei has been slseharEe1
from the local militia aatterv oe ere
charge ~ roE-s-tcr1ance ~ drllls ard So
srecft9a- ard tie foloN.1E have tefa e.s-
ci.rE1 oecaeae -ey - ianTer rt fn
f11 state. Theuaa Arlcrrors Geosee B.
NCou. PRANK steTcn ana frthar ~
Il5as. arthur TgLas end was &n-
6srsa1 have enlEtel Cd Ehe Urte1 sf1fes
array. TIE fol1uiaF E1sa -eaisse8 3. ere
b4tlery. r. J. Ee1z. 81 r. Nets FRED
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constiraeou Isaes 10 liver troasis. Srd
tor1fd tter ~ Hasats 1fsess-
PrlcE'Y Ash B.aera 20 certain ere
D. anr rl.r- q -. l-..rl-r
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as'esa. c. w. f>evmaz sHs 5asa ?, Lev.
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s.. 80. g. 60 a4, e.


had q bad case Of Catarrh; ny nose
was zlvavs stepped up and ny head
aehsd continually. ard the odo< OF ng
breath was sickenins. 7 rad most
enjoying coagh, also tried number
of remedies and was treated b. several
doctors. but got 40 reliaf-u,y case vas
thoughc 70 e iacurabls. s. s. 5. being
recommended 20 ne, began It's use, All
after taxing u5Bs bottles was cured, and
have never been troubled with Cacarra
ssnce Mss nary /. STCRN
col Francis Street.
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ALL CHRONIC DISEASES

Successfully Treated by TIE British
Doctors ard They VIII Make No
Charge fer Their Services To All
Who Call at Their Office at 20 (.
Douglas Ave. Whine BldeY Before
=aN-f---,r
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Prepared only By Proprietor Tzo.a Hna Eng and
So S, YORK. Sold everywhere II boxes lo and
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II your stomach Is dis0-dered, bowels
irregular. and you don't feel well. you
need Prickiy ash Bitters. II is very effec-
tive IN removing this condition
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Binding headaches. neural

DIIIlIug NSaUaCAtsI NtuIdI
disease, and when the infammatio
and, as the blood becomes more
eaten ont, greatly dis6guring the
ably offensive. S. S. S. is the sin
taken into the circulation reache
Catarrhal matter and restores it tc
through the veins, the obstructe
functions, and the hot and infame
healing fluid that quickly brings
such nerfect condition and so ST.
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No would be foolish to EndIe the re on top
Of pot make It boil the treatment OF Caarrh IS often
Just as senseess and illogical Douches sprays ontnen
socaed tobacco cures and various other applications,
By the first breath of winter When you attempt to
constitutional disease-one affecting the entire syste1vh
purely local remedies you applying the FIRE TO the top Of
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ca.
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Maidenhood and Womanhood

welded life With and responsibilities.
appropriate box q ned
lsins viii keep tse family h perest hea.ih.