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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05

rrcentriidc Sautc, bic iiir mid Snte.
relle dei9te. NnBcr emma mllBtc
Nlmano, fuer id) mar: als Mbelaioe
SIgclntp mar ib ST tbr getommen,
ais WiB Viaelolp muroe i6 uorae-
itellt. Selbit Die oIte Sunte Wrs.
Fllm crfllbr nibt, oaB id) oerbeiro-
tibet lei; emma biitete bas @ebeim,
nib 10 aneitlid mie ih. Die Tante
luoate allf &eiien gebet ltnO lab iib
nod elmer paiienben 8eleaidaiterin
itm. emma ihlllg mir Die Stele
Dor. Sdl nabm lie on lnb beglcitete
Mrs. Blum nad) Srnnfreid). 9a.
mails i6rieb id) an Inbp. Wrs.
Elim NOR rei3sar u1lO lnuniid), ltno
Dos Seben bel ibr nor niGt leiht;
hcnnodj blieh id). Sic fumnte mid,
lidt enthebren, "a lie tbeiIweiie ge.
ldbu1t ipar. &ir Durhmanoerten
gang europa, faaen ielbIt nod TolG-
itina; sic leBtelt 5wei Sabre cher
brad)ten mir i'm iiihliden Sranfreidl
au, mo ih iebr gtiiflid aemeien mGre,
putte ib Die SersQnaenbeit peraeiien
fonnen."
limo b6rteit bi Sic eanse ;Seit
nidts bon uns2" m,terbraf Sante
Barbara.
rWtrs. Glilm bielt aui meine 9itte
cine 9oltoner 3eitrng, uno 10 erfnbr
i) inbireft Woid)es aus Der Set
matb. Sd los Die Iu5eige poit
Sberit Warfbam's 600 umO fiirhtete
itets, zines Cages Die oeine 81 finDen.
Son Sulius aber erfubr id nid)ts.
Mitdl emma, Die id) geitern beilrdte,
mllBte nid)ts bon ibnl. Sic bat nun
iieben ainber nnO, ltott Inn Srauell.
refte, fiimmert lie iib Inn Die bette
Methooe, bas cine ainD rubig 81 err
balten, iudbrenO lie oaS anbere on
5iebt. Mtrs. Blum itarb Dor ie6s
0ofen, nno ba ib in ibrer lesten
aranfbeit lie treulid pileete, Der.
mad)te lie mir 5%ebntauieno Collars.
Sd bate ibr ipGter meme GerbGIt-
mile often mitaetbeilt, unb lie
notbiete mir bas 9eripreden ob, 5it
Dir 5uriid5ufebren; oh aild 5u S~sllliils
- oas miiiie oapon %abbGngenL meinte
lie, OBJ er mid i~iberbaupt nod wole.
@laubit blL bab er MIDI pergeIien bat,
Santden2" @ieOer iiberlhattete
Der dneitlide 3ug GtbelOa's 8eiidt.
uSergeiien? 9tein! Mber iase on
mir crit, Oh on i'm MN liebit."
sd ipeiB es ielbit niht uno fant
MIR iagen, oaB id) oft bon linn ges
trGllmt rno mid seiebnt babe, mein
miioes Saupt an feline 8ruit 5n leeen.
@Gbreno zines Sturmes auf Dem
Saeom flebte id, gum Simmel, er
m0dte anaoig mid Ieben laiien, bis
ih Sulils iagen geb0rt, DOB er mir
al Oas 2eio pergebe, bus ih ii6er i'm
aebradt. %. Sdreibe ibm, SantGen;
iage linn aber mr., oaB ih bier lei
nidIts peiter."
Nun iprad)en tic bon Sante San
Buren,, Ioolf uuo Sermine, beren
Softerdlen audi Gtbelba bieB. Grit
in ipGter Haft fiibrte Die Sante ibrell
2iebliug in iein 3immer, iagte i'm.
inter aiilien quite Nadt mo oanfte
Damn Dem Sinmel inter Srelloen-
tbrdnen, bob er Dos lang perlorene
&ino in @naoen beimgeiiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05

NOR ibr, OILS iudren ole lcttell Sabre
auS9eloId,t, INFO Aaes lei wieber, wie
es emit gelueien.
Nreilit, NOR bas emit 10 roiioe,
ltrablero 'hDne NutliB blei6 uno obs
1ebdrmt, bus Mule biidte itrer unb
miioe, 'elbIt etmaE Gn1ltlidy. Ma bu3
lab Sante Barbara. nnb onS ullcin
ld,Dn h1tte ser Htidte Ger5cibung
gebrod)t, ollt iuenn Die Sante eeltcint
9~erueicu mare, lie ibrem Siebline por.
3%nentbolten. Ctbelbo mar mieOer
"a = Oas geniigtc. Simmer mieoer
tiiBte ooS olte iSrGnlein Gtbic's Zip.
pen ilno Stirne llItO slugen.
,8ott lei Cant, baB on gefonl.
men bit, Ginb! @o warit bil nerln
Die gor5e 3eit, Dab Niemano oib i'm.
ben fonnte?"
nSalt on nad) mir geforidt, Can't
den; babt Sbr mid mirtlid) 9cirft?"
%, &inO, i6 utO ~Siilius il .d)tet
Sabr nno Sag; n~irgenbs aber per.
mod,ten mir cine Sprr 81 finoe L."
Limo mar er betriibt iiber mein
Sortgcben?"
y9etriibt? gS bot ibm Idie, oas
Ser5 8erbrohenl Gu tbateit iebl M.
red)t, ainO! Slt!ills bate oaS llid)t
perbicnt."
GS mar SOS erite tooelnbe @,rt.
GtbelOo fiiblte eS ihmer3lid. %,
lei on MIR ni1t boie nit mir, .cbte
lie; rpon InOeren ertraeeif)'s i~eillter.
Sd meiB, DOB i) rmreft banotl tie;
ih babe Mrs tauieuO Wtal geio9t;
ober i'm Infang nor i) 10 furdltbar
crbittert iibcr Die ilneered)te Seihul-
Oigung = i~iberbaupt iiiblte id) mid
uniGglib ut9liiflid."
sd meiB a1es, &ino; id babe
beinen Brief an SuIius geleien."
Limo no lit er jest?"
SD meiB es nift. Sd bin cine
idllefte Gorrelponoentin ltno babe
nidlts mebr meiter BON ibm gebort,
ieit er ieinen Soften ais 8Oupernellr
nieoergelegt Bot"
gtbeloa's ~eritountes Iilfblifen
5ei9te, baB Die Sahe ibr nell mar.
nSit cr @ouperlellr gelpeieu?"
r,So, @ouperneur bon Soma. Sein
9ruoer @eir5el mo belien Sral DE.
Linda mobnten bel ibm."
2augiam iamnelten iid) SbrGnen
in Gtbie's Iueen, uno lie ienfte
idmer5li6 bas Saupt. Sielleidt
oattc lie an @aes, mas lie ireiiuilis
bon lid ~geiporien. Sante Barbara
itreihelte liebepoQ boS gebeltgte
Sollpt. @us gtbeloo iid) mieber ouf-
rld,tete, itrablte in ibrem Iuse nidt
mebr Der boffnrnssreide Slid, Der
oarin olligeleuhtet, ipie Tie gebGrt
botte, Sulius babe lie geiudt. 3wei-
ref mo 9eiorgniB batten iie nun be-
i6lifen. Soffnungslos faltete lie
Gle S6noe I'M SdooBe, oils Tie auf Der
Sante 9itte Die 8eihidte ibrer Gr.
~lebniiie su ersdblen begann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05
90

.@enn 6u meinen 9rief geleien
6nit, Santden, meiBt bll auf, narum
ih s~Slllills perlieB. SD liebte i'm
nidlt, ,tno mein GROCER Sebler mar,
Dob id i'm bennob b%eiratbete. %.
mails abcr iiiblte id mid 10 nn9liid.
lid ipeaen Moolf, BOB ieOer @cdllel
mir Grleidterumg ibien. @ie idJ
i%iberbaupt je gbolf lieben fonnte, lit
mir :G%tbielbaft; aber ih liebte i'm,
ober glulbte es iuenigitens. Sort
m1brenb pergii6 ib S~Sillills nit ibm,
mos mid MIR nod eleuoer mad)te.
Sdtte ih meineu Ionn geliebt, 10
bGtte idl Die Serbultniiie III Slnep
leid,ter ertra1en. GnOlih ober ncigte
mein Ser5 iib al ibm, ltad) mo mad,
ling ib an, i'm 81 lieben = nno
eeroDe oomals iiberDGuite er mid
nit ~grumoloien Sorniirfen. Sus
cr5iirnte mid 10, Bob id) i'm 81 balicn
meinte, lno Die gbiift bel mir emf.
itanb, i'm an betriiben. :. Sieb uidt
10 entiebt aus, Santhen! SD meiB,
es mar llnred)t unb Siinoe, mo if
babe 6ott tauienb Wal gebeten, er
moge mir pergebcn. Canals ireilit
oadte id) MIR on midi unb meine cige.
men @efiible, ulh pergaB ules
Inocre.
sd ging 5lnGdit nad Stem Yorf.
grinnerit on Did oil emma Sadion.
sic nit mir i'm Ssnititllt mar mo MIDI
bier einmal beilldte? Sic lit IN
Stem Dorf nerbeiratbet, nertbeioigt
ole Sroucnredte mo trGgt oas @loo-
mer-aoitiim. Sic ifieu mir Die
redte Yerien, iid) meiner on5lr1eb.
men. Sd begab mid 5u ibr, iaste
ibr g(aes nnb fragte, ob BEL ibr blei.
ben hiirite, bis id cine Stele ge.
innoen. -. GS lit eire ieltiome @elt.
Santhen! Sd bate ailf emma Der.
traut. Sic, Die 10 energiih geser
Die Sprannei Ser WGnner proteItierte
nubte bod cine Srau beidiisen, Die
lire Ged)te bebaupten ipollte. 81
ging i'd si ibr, iulb lie ireute iifl
mid Sl leben, uno liebfolte MIDI, mic
emit inn SnItitut. Oils lie ober meme
8citidte borte, p%erauoerte iid) i'm
@eien: eS ifien, ais betradte liz
MIDI wie cine perbGbtige Eerion, biC
iraeno etipas ShredlideS get5un
sic pertbeioige Die Traienredte nod
INNER. iogte lie, tonnc mir obel
nidt ratben, alf Dem betretener
@ege fcrt5uihreiten. Cine Sran
sic i6rem 0atten Orrd)geganeen, iei
Elm mebr ober mcniser anriitiael
Gbaratter, mas ollf immer bel
@rrnb Der Srenmnng lei. 9ieie;
ltrt6eil Ser @elt lei ollerbings falif
ulto tie boffe, baB es iid) bolb dnoerr
piiroe; bis babtn aber ratbe lie mil
entitieben, nad Soma 3ilriid5ufeb
rem unS mid nit meinem Wanne 81
reriohnen.
Gic Sa6e peroroB mid, uuo id
moatc om n1hiten Gage ihol
Gmma'S Saus p~erlaiieu. @m fol8cn
cen Morgen aber mar i6 frarlf mi
blieb mehrere @Oden bettlagerig
emma pflegte mid iorafGltig ini
iltd)te ircrmolid 5u ieiu; i6 abe
iiihltc, Dab meine s(nDeienbeit if,
cine 2oit mar. Sic iuollte an Siliu,
idreibeiL unterlieB eS aber aui mcin,
gitte.
Sbr Mann bate cine reiae alt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-05
80.

~.
Sic ta,ld)t itets ouf, nenn man iie
nid,t brnrldt", pilegte gtbelou in per.
gangeuen Saaen 81 iagen, 10 oft iie
Sante Sopbie nusiteigen iab, ygerabe
redt5eitig, INN irgenb eiu 2ieblings-
proieft 81 pereiteln." Sugte lie nm
Oas alrd) nidt mebr, 10 oadte lie es
bod, ais lie am i%olaenoen Worgeu
9ettp ruien bOrte: u0a fommt WtrS.
San @uren!"
geiuabe frOltelno 500 gtbeloa sic
Geten feiter Inn lid unO iuiinidte,
Die Snnte m6dte in Bottom seblieben
iein.
Gs ipar berrlid) geipeier, baS Or
paden IN Der lieben Seimat6. gettp
batte iid unter SreubentbrGueu iiber
Die S~tlummernoe aebeugt unb fiir
ibr 9ebaaen seiorgt.
Sante Barbara tutte bas SriibItiid
IN Gtbie's 3immer icrpieren loiien
In0 nah ocmielhen iif az hoS 8ett
GeieBt, I'M on SlliuS 81 ifreibeu.
Satum unb Mnreoe obcr MIR itaiSen
auf Dem Enpier. uls Wettr ole Sln,
funit Der Sonte Sophie mcloetc.
Die alternoe Sroll mar nid,t mehr
in oen giinitigen GerhGltniiicn bon
ebeoem lie lob %abgcbdrnlt ans, mo
lire aleiorng trug 0urd)auS nidyt
ben Stempel Der gleaans. Sic mar
gefommen, Inn bel Sdntc Barbara
cine Iuleibe Sl maiden; es ipar nidt
bas erite Mul. haB Dies geidab.
So6lt %critaunt pernabm lie sic
Hiidfebr gtbeloa's uno perlongte 10
tort, lie 81 ieben. Sbre Stimmlull
gegen Gtbeloa mar 5iemlih gerei5t.
Ielt Slllils 8ollpernellr Don Soipd
aeruor0en. Curb ibre Slud)t bette
Gtbelba cine Gbre bon iib gemorfen
ocrcn 8lans audi allf Die Mtitglieoel
ibrer Samilie aefallen mare.
sd bGtte Did wabribeinlib nidi
mcbr ertumt", beganu tie mo ieBtt
lid, oui Cities gett. r@us bail
hu bod, angeioneen, bob ou 10 aus.
iiebit?"
~Sebe ih beun uirtlid 10 eutiet.
lid aus?" iragte Gtbeloa nit matten
SGd)eln.
oGntieslid lit nid)t Sos redtt
@urt - on bit rIirr 10 perGnoert
Dab oein eigener Wum Did falrm err,
fennen oiirfte. Is mar iiberbaupt
cine Sborbeit, Elm llnreht, i'm 81
~perlaiien mo iiber ms alle Sdmad
5u briugen."
Is mar oaS critic Mul, DAB Gt6iC
aeraoe5u gciaat lpuroe, lie bGttC
SdmadJ iiber ibre Samilie acbradt
Sic bate eS geiiiblt unO muBte. bal
tic label oeroiente; ipenn nber 5untl
Barbara lie ihonte, nlotte lie ou:
nift bon Sonte Sophie h0reu. Ginel
Woment bliBte ibr Nugt aui, mi
! cine beitige autport bebte aui ibrel
Sippen. Iber lie beberrihtc iid.
sd beoollere, luenn ih Sd)ono,
iiber bid bradie, 2mte", cntseqnet,
lie tribe. sd mar oamalS III
! gliidlid."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
SAW THE RIVER GOD.
Geo. H. Partridge Inspects the Great
Father Mississippi Statue
in Florence.
As a Result He Heartily Favors
the Marble for Bridge
Square.

Alderman E. G. Chatfield has received a let
ter from George H. Partridge, who has spent
the past Two months nor IN Europe which will
ity 1t has had to judge, from one who has
made personal examination, of Larkin
Mead's statue, The River Cod" destined
to occupy some prominent site in Minneap-
oils.
Alderman Chatfeld as member of the city
art commission has taken an especial inter
lie spirited citizens of Minneapolis began to
arrange for its purchase and It's presenta-
ton to the city. When MIR. Partridge left for
Europe two months ago he received from Mr..
tons to see the statue in Mr.. Mead's studio
in Florence and to make such inquiries anent
the statue and such study of the general sub:
Italy would permit.
Mr.. Partridge was made fully acquainted
with the situation here and was armed with
in the daily press or in private letters. It Is
interesting to note that while favorable to
the general idea, he was not enthusiastic
about the Mead statue or the idea of placing
it on Bridge Square on the site of the old
It will be. especially pleasing to the friends
of the plan, therefore, to know that Mr..
Partridge's little Journey has resulted in a
most favorable impression of the statue and
of it's proposed location on Bridge Square.
Mr.: Partridge writes:.. , 49,, u,o.ono
but didn't get time. met Mr.. Mead and saw
the statue Many criticize details of the
work, but We were very favorably impressed
and I am sure Minneapolis is to be congrat-
ulated on possessing men who will purchase
it for their city. ~. r..5,.. =.
II trust a suitable site will be selected.
Bridge Square, it seems to me, is IDEAL It
needs good deal of room. Weighs eight
cen tons, I believe, and in his workshop
looked perhaps larger than 1t will elsewhere:
There it looked bigger than outdoors but al
the same time symmetrical, well proportioned,
and Is certainly very credtable produc-
tion. - N;el
Il am sure a canopy of some sort will have
from rain and frosty spring weather, other
wise the marble will become broken and the
statue dis1gured. Your architect will I'M
derstand best how to accomplish this, but
the marble will not stand our climate with
out protection from the elements, at least the
more delicate parts OF the statue will not.
"Mr. Mead is of this opinion, which Is my
reason for referring to it.. I presume you will
have planned accordingly. -, d
1T seems to me it would be well to have
the statue raised high enough, and be the
center piece Of a fountain with the water
arranged to fall off the long sides in imita-
ton of our falls. .,.-; =. x - .. 70
d. II do not think that the criticisms you men
tioned-that it was essentially southern
Mississippi river god-wen taken. Mr.. Mead 8
idea was that the wheat in the garlands
around the head, the corn and the waterfall
represented the northern Mississippi. . 1hs
head, however, he said was never other than
Grecian." t sa IL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

Rev. G. L. Morrill, will preach next Sum
day at the Peoples church, st. Paul, In
the absence of Rev. S. G.. Smith, the
regular pastor. s....aa a..
Subscribe for all magazines, papers,
ETC., and get your binding done at Cen
fury News Store, Third street, near
Hennepin avenue. ~----. '.~...-.. -.- --. ..
Fridrikke Nelson, the Norwegian actress
who is now an evangelist, preached last
night at the Norwegian-Danish Methodist
church, Thirteenth avenue and Ninth
street. She will preach at the same place
Sunday evening. r.
Peter Jacorac, who was stabbed by VIII
liam Krish Wednesday evening at Tenth
avenue NE and Main street and who Is at
the city hospital. the physicians think, will
recover. Jacorac still maintains that
Krsh waylaid him, while Krish says that
he was not the aggressor, but cut the
man in self-defense.
Workmen engaged in excavating near
Twenty third avenue N and Girard uncov-
cred a coffin containing the remains Of a
10-year-old girl. The bones were badly
decomposed, and it was evident that they
had been in the ground several years. 1t
is thought that the spot was the buryins,
ground of some family that lived there in
an early day. The remains were taken tc
the county morgue and will be buried al
tthe county's expense.
T. w. Glover, past grand chief templar
of the L O. G. T. Of New Zealand, will give
an address to Good Templars and their
friends this evening at Bethlehem Presby-
terrain church. No admission will be
charged Mr.. Glover has watched the
temperance reform movement and been
an active worker In several Of it's organi-
cations for many years. His extensive
travels make his lectures most entertain.
ing. He came to the city from Mani
toba and has worked under the Central
Prohibition club in several parts of the
city. Satterlee Lodge will have local ar
rangern ents in charge. Other lodges OF
the city will attend in a, body A large
crowd was out to hear Mr.. Glover's last
outdoor address on Nicollet avenue las
evening. - 80. g 49,. ..sz . - -. s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC n.
How the Canadian Government VIII Help
j .aE In Its Construction. .-., y 4


j .aF In Its Construction. :-.' d,
Ottawa, Ont, July 31.-Sir Wilfrid Lau-
rier has announced in parliament the de-
tails of the contract between the Grand
Trunk Pacific and the government for the
building of a national transcont1nental
railroad. The road will stretch from
Moncton, N. B., to Port Simpson, on the
Pacific ocean, a distance Of $500 miles.
The government WIFI build with public
moneys the line from Moncton to Winni-
peg, and lease the line to the company
for fifty years. For seven years the lease
will be free, the company paying Oper-
ating expenses. The next three years the
com any will pay over all net earnings.
For the remainder of the life Of the lease
the company will pay the government 8
per cent ON the gross cost of the section.
The government will supervise the build
ing of the line, but the company prob
ably will do the work.
From Winnipeg to the Pacific the COM
pany must build the line within seven
years. The government will guarantee IS
per cent of the cost Of construction up TO
s13 900 a mile on the rairie section and
$50, 900 a mile the mountain section
The government will hold a first mort
gage on the line between Winnipeg and
the Pacific as security for its guarantee,
and the bonds Of the Grand Trunk Pacific
for it's proportion Of the first section.
The company must deposit in sixty days
IS, 900 900 as security for the fulalment Of
the contract The money will be released
for the building Of the final section.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31

Minnesota-Fair in east, probably show
ers and warmer in west portion to -night:
Saturday increasing cloudiness, with prob
ably showers and warmer: east to souther-
ly winds. Wisconsin-Generally fair to-
night and in east portion Saturday; prob
ably threatening and warmer in west por-
ton Saturday; northerly winds prevailing
Upper Internationally fair and cool
tonight and Saturday; variable winds
Iowa-Fair in east, probably showers in
west portion tonight: Saturday probably
showers and cool; southerly winds. North
and South Dakota-Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday, with showers and warmer;
variable winds, mostly southerly.> Mon
tana-Generally fair tonight and Satur-
day, with possibly local showers in ex-
IRENE east portion this afternoon or to-
night; variable winds
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
Another Trolley Plan.
Special to The Journal, ..l

Dubuque, Iowa, July 31.-Of the half
dozen interurban railway schemes which
have had their origin in down river towns
there is one that is regarded as reality.
That is the Beatty Eddy Walsh syndicate,
which has organized the Iowa & Illinois
company, the object of which is to build
an electric line from Burlington to Du-
buque The head men of the company
are G. H. Walsh of Burlington, President
Eddy Of the sewer pipe trust OF New York,
and Herbert T. Beatty of New York Mr..
Beatty has been in the territory the pro-
posed line will tap for several days making
purchases of real estate and transacting
other business. The bonds of the road
are said to have been sold and the project
has ample financial backing. The promot-
ers are men of vast means. The road will
runs thru Davenport, Muscatine and Clin-
ton. LIZ.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF HENNE.
piri. Ss=Iu District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF HENNE.
piri ss.-In District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trict. s
State of Minnesota ex rel. W. B. Douglas. Attor-
Ney General, plaintiff, VS.. The Tontine Savings
Association, a corporation, defendant.
On reading and filing the petition of George p.
Flannery receiver of the Tontine Savings AS.
: ISOLATION, from which 1t appears that he has
made and filed his report and account as re.
ceiver in the above entitled proceeding.
That he has converted substantially all of the
assets of the Tontine Savings Association which
into his hands into cash; that the best in
ing distribution of the funds in his hands to
the claimants whose claims have been allowed
Therefore, it Is ordered that the claimants
who have filed proofs of their claims with the
receiver show cause, if any they have; before
the court, at chambers. in the courthouse. in the
city of Minneapolis, Hennepin county, state of
Minnesota the 18th day of August 1903, at
ten o'clock a. M, soon thereafter as cOun-
sci can be heard, why the report and account OF
the receiver should not be allowed and dis
tribution of the funds hand be made.
And it is further ordered that the receiver give
notice of this order to all persons who have filed
claims against the Tontine Savings Association
by publishing this order once in each week for
two successive weeks, before the 10Th day of
August, 1908, in the minneapolis Tribune and in
The Minneapolis Journal. and by mailing a
copy thereof, postage prepaid, to such persons,
or their attorney, directed to them at their
spective postofice addresses shown by the
records in his possession, within five days from
! Dated this 3Oth day of July, 1908.
By the Court: DAVID +. SIMPSON,
Judge.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31

for buyers. who go east this fall, the 500
line has started in with a. $33. 60 round trip
rate to New York, which promises to
cause another cut in the Minneapolis Chi
cago rate.
The 500 lines rate is made for mercan-
tile buyers and is good going Aug. to s.
with a return limit of thirty days. The
Great Western has already met the cut
and the other roads will probably follow
They were led to believe that the So rate
would not be disturbed until the heavy
travel to the east and south began along
in October. The roads can make money at
the Is rate, but the prospect Of perma-
nent cut below that is not cheering to
them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
SUCCESS IN LIFE.
Its Most Important Element and
How Attained.

No human being Is born who has not
some ambition to be gratifed as soon as
intelligence dawns within him. It may
lead into any field Of endeavor, but it is
inherently there. Without 1t mankind
would be below the level Of the beasts.
The best form Of capital which nature can
supply the intelligent child is health and
with these two attributes he or she can
go forth into the world and conquer it.
The greatest drawback to success is the
early abuse Of the natural functions,
especially the digestive organs. The dys-
peptic Is sadly handicapped In his battle
with the world and suffers physical and
mental agony while his successful COM
petitor may enjoy the roseate glow Of
robust health.
Chase's Dyspepsia Cure is a bon
ANA to those who despond as it
will cure any case Of the disease,
no matter how old obstinate. It
is liquid, easy to take and 50
effective that the first dose gives instant
relief. 1t will cure indigestion, sour
stomach, nausea, sick-headache, nervous
ness or any other symptom absolutely
without fail. 49,
Mr.. John H Meyer Of Albany, N. y,
applauds It's virtues as follows:
while In New York last winter I saw
a number Of packages of Chase's Dyspepsia
Cure in drug store window. was under
the doctors care at the time, but decided /
would give your remedy a trial. / did
so, and was so much benefited that have
not been near the doctor since. have
used four bottles and want you to send
to my address two of your large-siz
bottles. I have given your remedy a
severe test and it has proved master"
For sale by all druggists under guar
antee to cure or money refunded.
FOR SALE BY
Donaldson's Glass Block
Powers Mercantile Company.
Weinnold. u. H., 9th st and Nicollet.
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| Gamble 6 Ludwig. Sd st and Hennepin.
| If your druggist cannot supply you PROMPTLY.
write for full particulars to
Chase Manufacturing Co., Newburgh, n Y.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
AFTER A CONVENTION
Mimi. Photographers Seek to Have
National Meeting Held Here.

Among the candidates for the 1904 con-
vention of the National Photographers,
association, Minneapolis expects to be in
the running when the question comes be-
fore the 1903 convention at Indianapolis
next week. l. r. Smoke Of Mankato, as
president of the Minnesota association.
will present the Invitation Of the Com
mercial club and special invitation will
be extended from Mayor Haynes.
didates for the 1904 convention with the
odds in favor of ST.. Louis because Of
the exposition If Minneapolis does not
get the convention of 1904 an attempt will
be made to have the 1906 convention held
here.