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Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

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oaioo, iom oiicr, at Nornrpn6. Spcn.
fer % Gonifcr / settle set ieritc III.
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Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

SieIp af en- 5OmmsFrue Fan fanSs aRaRnerst m@ns eputen fpbs. Den
ring utn at sie ben ct famft lofente. Den bar Oernaf en- outprnatf Spos
gmber (bobbin winderl Der tr mu Ter ps paalicehs / fin @trteh at en-
baarla uunbe. Sppe pl bore en- rmuGsbeb.
"Susoennen" tr sGbt ub, % e; elegant iaarl reo Ssn'pn til Eraarbstoet
ipn iii Ianhnbcle. NRa1fnsus Sootpfe er net let baanotHhtst u9 gerooele
al enbp r fenot Sorbebrina pna bette Smraabe. Oct anreEee 2rG er AZ ocrs
gefaHenteo 90 mutt fprarbetet. 2nfern9cn % noimptntrsen er terfe &an9s.
Sutnsbiult o. aae be blontt See al Ilafhnen CT fmutt poleut p9 Ntdelplst"
ret, bporro be faar ct mt % imaNMbt uoeence. Sesuben bru9es Ball Bear
ing til Suinabiuiet % pao besse sior al Soofghet p9 9cfntatet m, at naar
man tor gelt al Wafinen % i1ter SUsbuet l9ang, bill bette lebe runct mere
END tnpe @anqe neoers bet pa andre ERafiner bar tun9t not mo at gaa ire
Came. BorSet er lauet al rensrret Ere, iamneniut at Ip fprfeutse SG
boprteb man bar ppuoaet Isrre StDrfe % forbnort at 2rGet ian laa NG.
gaNinens Ipbnpfe er ipripret mb plated casters. S9roebe Staalappe
bploer Gro6net % the tresdle plate, buttet gsr at Utattren eTbetoer me-
act letre emb eaers er StNGlnt. Zen bar alereneie o. beofe Attachments
for alminbelio % (fancy) sSn. On uOfsrl9 SnfrnticnsbOG trDtt bet uorfs
rur engeNta sprps msbiotser ber Waitune
Sea Wierfe til n%sbenFaaenOe bepOelig Hrbiatte Erder:
N. As SnHr SIZES
80 IA - Drop Head. 8 StuHsr ..... 1000
Eo IS - Drop Head, 7stufer ..........."...." 2o
CIR. "a - Drop Head. s StnHer. Swell Front ..... 2o0
So s - Drop Head. Z stfer. Swell Front. ...... 215o
Cpenfor naonte Mafin,r fan erbooes Gsera, 8alnsbtr9, Ssssnsss
.aer Wabusui til pebissbs Yrfr. 8 @ubOsni sr 8uen pa buer Waftns
81. so bpere. NPan fan life iante fig en- pafure Srpaups' susr Snk'ErnteHt
,o go "a eMr rs. Drop Head IabUsSi us Swell Front, Trts s22oo
% $500.
NeseuNaaente er SiGebr Of go "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der fpfer
go 80. IReS Swell Front msnes, at Stufsrne % 2r9osrtt er rfli9f az
runbt % tar fig uaImnosGa s@t uh.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

WoenNaaenbe er SiGebr Of So "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der fpHrt
go so. GReS Swell Front msnes, at Smerne % 2raosrtet er lrgf af
ruuoet % tar fig uaIHnosla eOOt no.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
FOREIGN FLASHES
Grenoble, France-The police have closed and
sealed the doors Of the distillery Of the Grande

Grenoble, France-The police have closed and
sealed the doors Of the distillery Of the Grande
Chartreuse. at Fourvoirie
BeriE--The report Of the deportation
of native teachers from the American mission
ary schools at Rup In the Carolines. is officially
confirmed by the North German Gazette.
Algiers-President Loubet yesterday witnessed
forced by sailors and marines from the visiting
feet A number of native chiefs and troop
Of spahis escorted the presidents carriage.
London--While Minna Williams. the nursery
governess who arrested Wednesday charged
with having stolen $25. 600 worth Of jewels and
cupies cell in Ludlow street jail detectives are
searching for a distinguished looking German
with whom she went out Sunday morning to
breakfast, who is thought to know where SIC, 900
worth of the missing gems are.
s@ Bremen--The conclusion reached by the anti
the evils Of drink must be taught in the schools,
beginning with the kindergarten. Many of the
ablest delegates, while heartily supporting edu-
p scatonal theory. insist that the drink question
belongs distinctirely to practical politics, and
that legislators must be compelled to give high
rank In their programs to social emelioration.
Berlin-The delegation Of estate owners and
L farmers that the German Agricultural Society
is sending to the United States to study Ameri.
can methods will sail from Hamburg tomorrow
il for New York on the Hamburg American line
steamer Pretoria. The party numbers forty-si1
rections, light clothing is recommended for the
summer. 1.-THE American - the pamphlet says
wears light trousers, leather belt, short and
& a light jacket. ALI business visits even Of high
festival dinners are evening clothes worn The
travellers. are further advised to take their owr
Il. cigars, as they '.cannot buy anything snnokab1t
under 10 cents. = L
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
DR.. GARTRELL IS HANGED
Old Man, Age 68, Goes to the Scat
fold and Forgives All but
One Enemy.

Butler, Mo-, April 17.-Dr. James T..
Gartrell. the aged. murderer of D. B.
Donegan, Colorado man, was hanged in
the county Jail yard here to-day. About
800 persons witnessed the execution
many coming to town from the surround
ing country The Rev. Mr. Williamson
of the Christian church addressed the
crowd from the scaffold before the con-
demned man was brought In: DR.. Cart
rell displayed remarkable nerve and
talked briefly to the spectators before the
bla ok, cap was adjusted. He stated that
he had only one enemy he could not for
give, but would not mention his name.
fromrIGunison county, Colorado. came here to
provide himself with outfit to drive overland
to Oklahoma He met DR.. James L. Gartrell
and the latters son, William. An arrangement
homa together When about 100 miles from
Kansas City, the party stopped to spend the
night in a deserted cabin. The three men lay
down to sleep, but only the two younger men
saw that bis father had killed Donegan by split
ting his head with an ak. The young man said
to his father: ':What did you kill him for?''
Because, son, we needed the money" an
swered the old man.
The two men carried Donegan's body to q
nearby creek and dropped 1t In The spring
freshets soon washed the body out on the banks
where it found two weeks later. DR.. Cart
rell arrested and confessed that he killed
Donegan, entirely exonerating his son, but in
sisted that he did it in self-defense.
DR.. Gartrel1 was the Oldest man upon whom
the death sentence has ever been pronounced II
Missouri. He 6S years old. He was si1
feet tall. very erect despite his age, and wore
long. flowing beard. He mennbe,
of the Texas legislature. He was probate judge
of Refugio county, Texas 25
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
THIS LOOKS BETTER
Later Contingents Of Barr Colonists
Are Cheerful and Prepared to
Meet Hardships.
Battleford and Saskatoon Reports Of
Failure Emphatically Denied
by Rev. Mr.. Lloyd.
special to The Journal.

i SpeClal TO Inc 0ouAuaAs
Winnipeg, Man., April 17.-The Barr
colonists, numbering l,964. nave all at at
rived. and the great majority are now on
their way to their new home. The later
arrivals were in more cheerful frame
of mind, but they were accompanied ny
the chaplain of the party, Rev. Mr. Lloyd.
The latter admitted that his people hau
experienced rough usage, but SAID tnat
he had always endeavored to LEAD tnen'
to expect this. ...s , = -. !,
Iloyd is an old Canadian. and served
in the 1885 northwest rebellion He Is
therefore qualified for his position.
He says the rumors published IN the
Rattleford and Saskatoon papers as 70 the
failure of the colony are entirely "ltnout
foundation, and were the outcome OF sore
feelings on the part Of merchants ana
others Of the district because they were
not supplying the stores and implements.
The colony has to a large extent out
fitted itself straight from the manu1ac-
turers and this caused a certain amounl
of professional feeling.
In his oponion this advance guard OF
the Barr colonists are an exceptlonaiiy
fine body of settlers, and he said 1t Wouio
he seen that they are made OF the r1ght
stuff. There were 10000 more to come
out, he said, and DR.. Robins would re-
+upn to London when Rev. Mr.. Barr
reached the settlement to take over the
management until they were all out.
Everyone of the present arrivals had
their sections of land marked out and the
government registration fees were all
paid At first $50 square miles We're
marked out, when it was not known how
large the colony was going to become.
This was all good land. They have now
5000 square miles in the settlement, and
the remainder Is being marked out
rapidly. .
Fully 600 immigrants arrived from the
east yesterday in addition to the Barr
colonists OF these about $50 were east
ern Canadians, who reached the city in q
snecial train, Another hundred were Eng
lish and the remainder foreigners. In ad-
dition to the above about a hundred
Americans arrived from the south on
their way to the west for settlement. The
latter do not include arrivals to the west
by the 500 line.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
IA LARGE CONTRACT
Trades and Labor Council of Winni-
peg Would Stem immigration
..+ to the Northwest.
Labor Market, It Contends, Is Al
ready Overcrowded and New
Arrivals Are Menace.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal. o. ss&
Winnipeg, Man., April 1.-THE Trades
and Labor Council is Of the opinion that
the large influx Of settlers to this country
is menace to the working classes and
efforts will be made to stem it. -
At last nights 'bi-monthly meeting the
subject was one of the principal ones dis
cussed. One member points out that
the rush benefited the steamship COM
panies, the railroads, and the government
from the credit received for filling up the
country. But in the case of the artisan
and unslxilled laborer 1t simply brought
him competition in his means of earning a
livelihood. -. ~, - F-.,-... + /: -.
+ resolution was adopted that circular
be prepared for circulation thruout the
whole of the British isles, one to be sent
to every union body and trades council.
This will refer to the conditions, the num-
Der Of days in the year that it Is possible
to work, the wages paid, the cost of liv-
ing, and will also state that the labor mar
ket is at present overcrowded, and that
conditions are likely to become worse.
A committee was also appointed to write
letters to Reynolds, Lloyds, and other
radical and labor newspapers thruout
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales,
giving the same details. ..- --5-.~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
HBud" Taylor Hanged.

Kansas City, April 17.-John BUD
Taylor the baseball player, aged 20
years was hanged at the county Jail here
this morning for the murder, on March
g 1901, Of Ruth Nollard, his former
sweetheart. Taylor was baptized into the
Catholic church last night. He talked
calmly of the approaching execution, slept
well and walked to the scaffold brave1y.
His crime was prompted by jealousy.
Shortly before the march to the scaffold
TayloE-sanded his brother small pack
age Of strychnine. The murderer said
that he had had the powder for several
months and intended to commit suicide
last night. After being converted yester-
day. however, he had decided to meet his
fate. Taylor was probably the coolest
man that was ever hanged in jackson
county. sgs. '"&@"
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN LINE.

~ AMERICAN LINZ .....
NEW YoRK-SOUTHAdPTON
Phila. April %, 10 am Phila.. May 13, 10 am
St.Paul, Apr. 20, 10 am New York May 6, 10 am
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. -.
NEW YORK-LONDON. = -
S1in'haha Ap 18, 10 am Min tonka May 2, am
Nanitou, Apr. 25, 8 ami Mpls..,. May 9, 4 pm
NEW YORK-LONDON VIA SOUTHAMPTONs
MENONlNEE 900. ............ may O. am
MARQUETTE ............ MAY ~, am
MANlTOU ..-...-. 80. .June D, D am
DOMINION LINE. a.:1
ENsTOWN-LIvERPOOL. !
Mayhower (new) Ap.23I Mayfower -. May q
Commonwealth Apr. 3Oi New England. June II
New England. May Ia >5::>. @ss& '~'tr.zt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sea passage.
SCanada. May 81 Dominion May 2s &
ERRANEAN-sERv1CE.
ORFs-GIBRALTAR- AR-NAPLEs-GENOA.s p
VANCOUVER. a pril %, June 6, July 1S, Aug. 29
CAMBROMAN, May 2, June 20, Aug. 8. Sept. Is
HoLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
Statendam ....April 22l Noordam ...... May
Ryndam -. April 20, Rotterdam. -. May Il
RED STAR LINE. ;.,sg u; 3.
NEW RK-ANTwBRP-PARIs. s.-a .-a.. j..
iceland Ap.. 1S, 10 ami Vaderland, May 2, 10 an
Finland, Ap Is, 10 am Kroonland, May 8 10 an
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW ENsTOWN-LIvERPOOL
canadian, ,Ap.21, PM Celtic. ;. Apr. 20, an
Ge5maniG Ar = r. noon enfa 0eeanie. Ma May pn
liverpool direct, $40 and up; second class only
o. E. BREuKE, PASSENGER AGENT,
-. Guaranty Building, Minneapolis. a..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
VIII Save You Labor,

Most people have found the Want Ads
Of z h r our ma great labor-savers II
YOU are too busy to bring your ad In use
the telephone wire. Tell central you want
The Journal want ad department. then
give your ad to the boy. II 1t is not con-
venient2 for you to call at the office to pay
we will have our collector call. II you will
pay him 1t will greatly facilitate the
handling Of these small accounts.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
BUSINESS SPECIALS

nently removed by electricity. Miss Hollister,
77-7S Syndicate block Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

oYEING AND CLEANING :
NORTH STAR DYEINa AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works; 722 Hennepin av; both phoneB
THE -PANToRIUM, W. J.. -wALDRoN, PROP;
fancy dyer and Egepch SEy slssner renoyator
925-7s Nicolet and 63oy 1st, az s. Both sphoues.
Tel. 2791J2 cleans, repairs and presses clothing.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners fof ladies' and gents
Z . clothing and all household goods. $40 Nco]let.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
MEDICAL

woMEN's DISEASES CURED. Oall or write
DR.. BLY,, 412 Mic. av,, Sd door; new book 25c.
SCIENTIFIC MAsSAGE-NOTHING LIKE MY
electric light baths for rheumatism, eczema,
neuralgia; the only place in the city. 800 Mic
olIet. 3l s.5tzss :, rlz4 Il .Ess5. Is = ~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
I15I.-I -.tI,-- q -.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

xcNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY-PROMPT
service; best city references; most reliable op.
orators; business CONFIDENTIAL; price reasonable.
210 Kasota block. NV, 2700-J1. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
NORTHWESTERN llNE|
fC. SEPM. &dRYl

Ticket Office, 600 Nicollet. Phone. 24o Main:
'Ex. Sun. Others Daily.l Leave. | Arrive.
Chi'go, Milw'kee, Madison.l s 1850 aInI 1925 pm
Chicago-Atlantic Exp :. Il 1920 pml 11:25 am
Chicago-Fast Mail ......I 5:35 pml 1000 am
Northwestern Limited -,-. q
Chicago, Nilw'kee Aadisonl 500 pml 1856 am
Duluth, Superior, Ashland. 1886 ami $500 pm
Wausau. f. du Lac, CIR Bayl 6:36 pml 600 am
Twilight Limited
Duluth, Superior, Ashland. 400 pml o:S5 pm
Elmore Aigona. Des N, \ s7:1O anil s8:1O pm
Su. City, Su. Falls, MITCHELL 9:80 ami $40 pm
Huron, Redfeld, Pierre IL >7:1O ami $40 pm
Su. City, Omaha, Kan. Cityl $3.50 anil $40 pm
New Ulm, st. James .... s4:20 pmls ls1O:S0 am
Watert'n, Huron, Redaeld. 1870 pml $40 am
D. Moines, Mitchell. 8. FL $3.50 pml $40 am
Omaha Limited s7f- r. II
Su. City, Omaha. Kan. Cityl $50 pml $40 an
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
WANT Pages p and23.
BICYCLES AND AUTOMOBILES

BICYCLES AND AUTOMOBILES
~~~>~~~~c~~~-~~
BICYCLE BARGAINS $50, CUSHION FRAME
Andraes, $33. sos $45 rigid frame Andraes
$29.5o; Juveniles. $3.50; $40 ladies' high
Z grade. ST to $2s 80; new Tiger tandems, ems
$23.50; $25 Harvards, SIS. 80; second hand Hol,
ley motorcycle, $145; 5000 Orient ..Autogo" "
$125 l3h horse -powerl; secondhand wheels,
/. So to $25. Haynes Cycle Co., 627 LIST av s..
BICYCLES FOR SALE.
Tribune triplet, in elegant shape .$25 90
Tribune diamond frame tandems, each. 2Oe0
Orient drop frame tandem 2OOO
Tribune gents chainless with coaster
brakes, each ....... 200
Deer gents wheels, regular price $40 now 90
NORTHWESTERN, MOTOR VEHICLE CO..
as &. 4 %y5i 112 Sixth st. s. 80
HAVE a LARGE STOCK OF UNREDEEMED
bicycles; all makes and styles; some as good
as new; also tandems; prices from IS up;
need the room; call quick if you want bar.
/; gain VIM. Weismann Loan Office, telephone
2A and 226 Washington av s. atg -:
oLDsMoB1LE; MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE; IN.
Quire 234 sNico1let ay. - - q s-s.-s..H
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
. PATENT ATTORNEYS

and sclicirors main office. 929-935 Guaranty
building. Minneapolis. MINI. Branch Office,
Sc McGill building, Washington, ID. G.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
MACHINERY AND ENGINES

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chtnery:: largest htock in the northwest. North
ern Machinery Co., 217 Sd st S, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
RESTAURANTS

~AcANNcANNN~@s~eNcses cseseNeA~se<eeN~ecSeN
EUREKA RESTAURANT, IS WASH. AV 8
Equal in many respects to high-priced places
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

NEW oRK-soUTIIAMPTON-
Phila. April o. 10 ami Phila.. May 13, 10 am
St.Paul, Apr. 20. 10 ami New York May 6, 10 am
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17

RUG MFG, CARPET CLEANING
FINE HANDMADE RUGS FROM OLD CARPET;
# carpet renovating and laying write for price
list. National Carpet Cleaning Co.., aNicollet
island; both phones. = s45Es5s rs .S34st 15<.s4
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
STOVE / !. REPAIRS

REPAIRS TOE ALI STOVES. GREAT YVES
tern stote Repair Co.. 812 Heunepin av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-17
MINES AND MINING

DIvIDEND.RAY1NG MINING. STOCKS. GEO.
Girling & Co.. Temple Court Tel. Main 1850.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-09
WINCHESTER PROFESSION.
Centennial Anniversary Of Its adoption Gel
ebratsd al First UnIversallSt Church.

A large number OF interested persons
were I'm attendance at the Universalist
conference and centennial celebration OF
the adoption OF the winchester profession
OF faith. at the I6rst Universalist church,
Greene street. yesterday afternoon.
The conference was called 10 order by
Rev. Henry l. Cushman, u. d. pastor OF
the church. who presided over the ses-
sion. A devotional service occupied the
first quarter OF an hour. after which there
was an address by Rev. Richard Eddy.
D. n. of Chatham. Mass, an eminent
historical scholar OF the Universalist de-
nomination. DR.. Eddy spoke for up
wards Of thirty minutes I'm a most vigor-
Gus and convincing way his topic being
What occasioned the adoption OF the
Winchester profession OF belief" Or. Ed
dy will be recalled by many who knew
him during his pastorate at the Universal
list church of East Providence. several
years ago.
Following Dr. Eddy's address Rev Will
lard G. Selleck, u. d, pastor OF the
Church OF the Mediator OF this city. gave
an interesting talk on Echoes OF the
Winchester Celebration" al the close OF
which a hymn was sung and an Offering
received. A general discussion then took
place on the topic under consideration
which was participated In by Rev.
Charles J. White and others.
The afternoon session adjourned at Sis
o'clock after which a social hour was en-
joyed in the church parlors and supper
served by the ladies OF the church.
The exercises were continued at Z
O'Clock devotional exercises occupying the
first quarter OF an hour Then followed
addresses as follows: THE Winchester
Profession Its History" by Rev. J. s.
Cantwell. ID. n. OF Chicago H.
THE Work OF the Future" by Rev c.
II. Puffer, D. D.. OF Salem. Mass.
general discussion followed these ad-
dresses.
The committee In charge OF the confer
ence was composed OF Rev. Charles j.
White, ID. D., Rev. Willard G. Seleck,
ID. D.. and Mr. Fred II. White
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-09
REDUCED RATES TO THE WAITE
MOUNTAINS

Round trip tickets 20 Fabyans Rrei.
ton Woods. Jefferson Bethlehem ara
various other points IN the White Noun-
tains. good going September 18th 10 oc.
tober 18th. Via the n. Y. n. IT, a n ara
Boston A Maine Railroads via Boston or
Worcester sfrording n choice OF rou,es
via Plymouth or North Conway. are now
on sale az Union station, No weybosset
street and corner Custom House ana
weybosset streets. Providence. where T,,ll
information may be obtained regarding
rates routes and schedules cry low
rates have been made for these excursion
tickets. afording an opportunity within
reach of all for Witnessing the unsnr-
passed natural beauties of the White
Mountain region. at the height OF their
autumnal glory.