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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
BAKING POWDER BRIBERY
The Mystery Of Bob Lees $1,000
Check Explained Tt Was
for His Brother. s

st. Louis, April 10.-The ST. Louis Apri
grand jury has taken up the ST. Louis
end of the alum bill bribery investigation
City Attorney James w. Folk and Attor-
ney General Edward G. Grove regard as
significant the facts brought out that r
e. Lee was personally given the now IA
nous $1,000 check intended for his broth
er, Lieutenant Governor John A.. Lee
Daniel j. Kelley, according to Lieutenant
Governor Lee, called his brother to his
apartments at the Planters hotel anG
handed him the check
1T Is for your brother John" said the
baking powder trust emissary, as quoted
He will understand what it Is for"
The check was dated March 20. and as
Tar as can be learned Bob Lee has had II
! In his possession ever since.
BY his own statement Lieutenant Gov.
ernor John A. Lee admits that Kelley haG
told MIN that he had some $4,000 to dis
tribute, and that to himself $1,000 haG
been offered by Kelley on several occa
sions. Lieutenant Governor Lee says he
refused all Kelley's offers. but knowing
this offer had been made, the prosecutors
IT is said, consider it strange that he
should wait until the grand jury investi
cation was a week old to acquaint them
with such important information.
Kelley. for whom Detective Jane:
Tracy is now speeding to New York tt
bring to st. Louis. has been set at lbert.
by the New York police. and Tracy may
experience some difficulty in locating
him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
JOUR- FLOUR In SIBERIA
Some American Companies Who
Have Not Been straightfor-
ward in Their Dealings.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Washington, April 10-American flour
trade in Siberia could be increased, ac-
cording to Consular Agent r. II. Greener.
in a report to the state department, II
the methods of dealing were changed.
Mr.. Greener says: a.~44 .g..:.. y
THE fear Of competition from native
sources with our -four trade in Siberia
has frequently been expressed The price
Of flour. American and +Manchurlan, is
advancing in Vladivostock American
flour, in my brief experience, has always
been able to hold it's own. AS much again
could have been sold if certain American
flour companies had been straightforward
in their dealings with Siberian merchants.
In one case, coming under my Immediate
notice, several hundred sacks of corn meal
were substituted for choice brand of
flour. But for install of similar char
acter, our -four could have found far
more extensive market in Siberia.
Notwithstanding the cheapness OF Man
churian wheat at Harbin-10 to II cents
gold per pood (36.112 pounds)-and the
establishment Of several mills OF consid-
cradle size, Manchurian flo,rr' has not yet
driven out American flour from Vladivos-
took, despite the greater cost and added
duty, nor is there any visible diminution
in the demand for our staple.
"Two days ago the steamship Lyra of
the new Seattle -Vladivostock line, brought
"a, 900 pools (3.O33. 40S pounds) of A1neri-
can flour from Portland, aid several small
er orders have been placed within the
H. c. Stevens.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

stitute Of Buffalo, N. Y. All oorres-
pondence is held sacredly confidential,
and he gives his advice free and with
out charge.
SINGLE AND MARRIED WOMEN
Very often find that it is repugnant 70
their feelings to consult their family
physician. In such a case they can put
perfect confidence in DR.. Pierce, who
has made such a success in the treat
ment of women's diseases, for he
will give the very best advice possible
and without cost. TO grow beautiful,
healthy and happy should be the desire
of every woman. It is then possible
to hold a husband and to make home
happy and bring contentment to 1t. In
most cases DR.. r. v. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription will fit the needs and put
the body in healthy condition.
So sure Of it is the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, of Buffalo, N. Y,
| proprietors of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
| scrtption, that they offer
A $500 REWARD ...
For women who cannot be cured of Leu-
| corrhea, Female Weakness, Pro1apsus,
or Falling of womb. All they ask is a
fair and Reasonable trial of their means
of cure. =.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription re-
stores weak and sick women to sound
health, by curing the local womanly dis
eases which are generally responsible for
the failure of the general health. A
wolnan's entire being is centered in her
womanly nature. When the delicate
womanly organism is attacked by dis
ease when there is irregularity or dis
agreeable drain when Inflammation
burns and ulcers gnaw, the general
health will reflect the progress of dis
ease, in increasing weakness, nervous
ness, backache, headache, loss of appe-
tite and sleeplessness. a"s
). Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures
all these ailments, and cures them per.
, fectly and permanently. It wipes out
the record Of suffering as a child wipes q
. sum from slate. It makes the woman
feel like new woman, and LOOK like
!. one, because it rounds out the form and
restores the healthy color to the face.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Elise scherf and husband to Crown Sidewalk
company, lot 8, BLOCK 1, Forest Place addition
John ". sts,liss t. WILLIAM cEan.s ts,+,a. ct a.
Edmund B. Svandewater to Thomas Gorny,
lot "a. block o. Cutters addition, $4,000.
CLAUS Thorp and wife to George n: Elwell;
lot 10. block 80 East Side addition $500:
Rardwell- -Robinsor company to Michael Grind.
lot 12 block 20. Fairmount Park. $500.
Fred NJ. Youngernlen and wife to A. G..
Holmdale, lot %, block g. PENN Avenue addi.
Nellie =. Meclatehie md husband to Clara =.
Garfield Never. to William $. Knee1and, lots
Is and 49, Haywood addition. 1925.
Hattie I. Wederath to Carl G Larson and wife,
lot i, ceh sresnss d e atgs Ws'ssn so =
side addition, $14o 900. s7.1
Coursen NJ. Heard and wife to Nffchael Nc.
Andrews. lots 15 and 16, block Z, Williams' ada'
ton, 5000. zi..=. ~
Fred + Webster e 3: p: l,s =. rue. lot y. BLOCK
+. Walter Gregory and wife to John W. Runtefg
lot 23 Block 1g,s Whttcotnb suhdivi vision $4QO.
wife lot 4: block "a: Fairmount Park, $3.50,
Upton Land and Improvement company t
Charles Schneider lots Is and Il, block 81
| West Minneapolis. $50!
| William NJ Crawford and wife to James e
san aenIrs lot g aa wts 20 Msry
lots IS to 22. block 90, West Minneapolis, second
| Francis II. FIegle and wife to Rose =. Thom
sen lots s to IL, block 2. ! Dean Park. $s, 600:
| to s. and 16 to 20, block 2. Dean Park 1000
1 lots to 20, block O. Dean Park, So, coo.
Trustees Of Diocese Of Vermont to Hatti
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
CUPID'S MIRROR.
The Secret of Woman's Beauty.

"The secret of woman's beauty is not
to be found in her dressing room or in
the use of cosmetics, as cynics might
intimate" says Max O'Rell, "but lies in
resplendent health and cheerful mind"
"The beauty of wonlan's face or
figure is but the external sign of the
good health within" says DR.. R. v.
Pierce, of Buffalo, the specialist in
women's diseases. Further, to be happy
and beautiful one must naturally have
good health. Now. if a woman has
dragging down feelings, together with
constantly returning pains and aches, a
too great drain upon her vitality and
strength, she will never look beautiful.
The feelings Of nervousness, the be-
logged mind, the ill-temper, the pale
and wrink1ed face, all result from those
disorders peculiar to women, and the only
way to effect their cure is to strike at
the source Of the difficulty. In the first
place woman should know thoroughly
her own system, and this is easily ac-
quired knowledge, for there are num-
Der of good doctor books on the market.
'The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser has perhaps been read more
largely than any other, for it is now in
its sixty first edition, having printed
nearly two million volumes.
Anyone can obtain this book by send
ing twenty-one cents in one-cent stamps
for the paper bound book, or thirty one
cents for the c1oth-bound book, to DR..
r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
WHY WOMEN SHOULD coNF1DE IN
It is much easier for woman to con
fide III the average man than in the
average woman. She knows that the
man will respect her condolences and keel
them to himself. It is said that loyalty i!
usually lacking in the feminine rnake-up
Without perfect understanding there
can be no helpful advice, and not on,
woman in ten places implicit confidence
in her own sex. The consciousness of he
own weakness puts her on guard agains
the failinps Of all other women. In th,
same way q woman hardly feels like con
fidinp her woman1y troubles--her weak
ness due to diseases essentially ferninin
to a woman. That is probably VIII,
women do not usually succeed as ply
sicians. There is every reason VIII.
wsDmen should not trust their delicat
constitutions in the hands Of unskille
persons. It requires a thorough 1ncdlcs
education to appreciate and understan
the woman1y. organism. When won1a
has ills and pains that she cannot bear
when life seems dark for any woman
she should confde her troubles TOT ply
sician of standing in the community
one who has a national reputation. Gel
tainly it would not be the part OF wisdoi
to confide in an ignorant person. withor
medical education simply because sh
zNns ii zU6,ndn There is eyery reaSo
why she should A,rite some great specia
ist one who has made the diseases (
women speciality for third Of a eel
tury like Dr.. r. ". Pierce, founder /
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical i
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
RUP'lOBE||CURED

Our readers tro.sblcd with rupture will be glad
to learn Of the sxistence Of perfect truss
After thorough invsbtsEation On our part. We car
First ay S, MtrneapoliS, makers Of the FAMOUS
RADICAL CURE TRUss, S reliable hrm
Those who have hAd dealings With them are
convinced Of the superiority Of their B. O. Truss.
The following letter y conclusive evidence Of the
meiit OF their truss
membe. OF the Little Rock conference, 90 years
old hav. Deen severely rapttred on my right
side 90 years. During that tins used eight
Ill failed. bought y6ur RAdital Cure Iruss.
wore it according to yoar directions, and my
am sound aud we'll four said traIh was great
Boon to me. II was q ftAl 9od sthd. For thAt
truts / cHu yuu debt q 1ratituoe kreater
than I shall ever be able sto pay Ever y6ut
true friend, Crew. James -. Cline.
Henton. Ar. saS
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

stitute Of Buffalo, N. Y. All CORES
pondence is held sacredly confidential,
and he gives his advice free and with
out charge.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
Sunday Train to the AXE.

Leaves Minneapolis 9:45 a. m. via the
Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad return.
Ing leave Tonka Bay 1850 p. m, commen.
cling April 5th. Stops at all Lake points
Summer Rates.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

lot g. block T. Harrisons second addition, 81, 800.
james w. Wright to Bertha Bertleson ct al,
lot 8. block 2, Gales First addition, 81 500.
Otto Reich and wife to Henry Awe. in Sec
tion 11-110-24,- $4,000: n y
Twenty-Five minor and unpublished deeds, $426.
Total, 4s deeds, s172, ,536.:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
SUNDAY Train 70 the Lake

SUNDAY TAIN 10 INC EdKe'
Leaves Minneapolis 9:45 a. M via the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad return
ing leave Tonka Bay 4:50 p. m, commen-
cling April 5th. Stops at all Lake points.
Summer Rates.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
RrRTHs.

n -f-..UE lI"T.E- =. BIRTHS. y 'IE-4.
Diegel-Mr and Mrs John M, 1908 Seventh
street S. boy.
stanley-N1r and Mrs. Charles, 400 Fourth street
Me- boy. !, ~. q siss:sya y
S. boy.
Donovan-Mr. and Mrs. e. F.. 2s1s Dupont ave.
nue. N, girl
BnchholseMr. and Mrs Frank, 1917 Bryant ave-
nue. N, boy.
Magnuson-Mr. and Mrs. john 1121 Fillmore
street Ne boy.
Anderson-Mr. and Mrs. A. G., 22l9 Nineteenth
avenue 8, girl.
woerail Nj. and Mrs. ]. g., a72e Stevens ave-
nue. girl.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10
nEATHs

Kanter-Bernhard. oil eleventh avenue s.
Sus--Antonio, 1914 University avenue.
Wheeler-Edward Charles, 123 w Twenty mint
street
Berg--F. r., H2 Second street SE
Bellen-George. 1900 Sixth street S.
sAaker-Emrna B.. g06 Twenty first avenue S.
Nickodynl-Frank, Milwaukee tracks.
Stevens-John W.. 5000 Harriet avenue.
Finson-Evaline j., 401 Logan avenue N.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

Irving GIynn and Freida Breitenstein.
Ludofic e. peterson and Clara W. La1ndquis,
Lawson w. ByInond and Grace T.. Munger.
Gust Anderson and Jose w. Fredricksen.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-10

/. wederath, lot H. block s, Fair Ground addi-;
tion $500.
Henry L. Doutney ct al. to Charles e. Yeoman
west half of lots Is and 16. block 26, Jackson
Daniels l. Whitney's addition. So 475..
Loyina White to City of Minneapolis in sec
ton 15-28-24, $780,
Francis NJ Flegle and wife to Mary L. Black,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03

.(Giag dalszy)

Ia g}ucha cisza ! niewia'
domo6c tego, co sic tam dzia'
10 W Zmurkach, co ze stry'
iem Starosta, 2 panem. MO }
dym, zmeczy}a " kohcu dc
tyla wdowe, il postano[Wlfa
wys}a6 kogo ma zwiady. Dom
cha to a%probowala bardzo, 90
by sic rada by}a take do
wiedziec co 0 Horwacie, albo
go navel i sciagnac ola nara
dy. Powotano tedy Chrapies-
kiego, zeby obmysli} kogo
s1ac, takiego CODY, ME juz
przez z}a wole, ale przez do
brodusznosc ME zdradzif.
Padi los ma Joachimka, sio-
strze6ca pana Crapskiego,
m}odego bardzo roztrop1nego
ch}apaka, kt6ry pc ca1ych
dniach z kurdygardy ma bic
gajaca po zamku Domcie o.
czy wytrzeszczajac, got6w by}
jej sprawom choeby zycie
~poswieci6. 0fiarowa} sic czy
W ogie6 czy W: wode. Vice p.
Boze6ska napisala przez ME-
go list do Starosty, ME mo-
WAC gdzie by}a, ale oznajmu
JAG mu tylko, re sic znajdo-
wa1a " miejscu bezpiecznem
a proszac O zawiadomienie i
dobra rade co czynic miala,
azeby sic cd p. .Zbis}awa u
wolnic. Pos1ahcowi ola ostr6z-
nosci zalecano, ably W razie
silnego natarcia sk}ama}, il
panic schroni}y sic do Lu-
blina.
Wyjecha} tedy ma szpiegi
pose1 opatrzony dobra in
strukcya cd wuja, a wijaty-.
klein brzeczacym cd obu pan,
kt6re go w te droge pob1o-
gos}awi}y.
>Gdy tn tax oczekuja wies-
ci re swiata, tymczasem p.
Zbis}aw rozpuszcza swe go1-
ceszukajac takze wiadomoseio
zgubionej zonie, a mi1y Sta
seek Horwat kreci sic ma
swoja reke.
Niepostrzezony niepozorny
ten chlopczyna, znajdowal sic
re swemi przyjacio}mi W mia
steczku w czasie slubu i pro-.
testu p. Strukczaszego, Sle-
did rugby swojego przeciw-
nika i uda1o mt sic urzadzic
tax, re W gospodzie odja}
mu erodki dalszego scigania
obu pan, 0 kt6rych i on tel
ME wiedzia}, gdzie sic znaj-
duja, ale sic obawial Zbisla-
wa, ably ma mich gwaltu sic
jakiego ME dopuscil...
Dopiero %u}atwiwszy sic re
Zbis}awem,. kt6remu konie
i rzeczy zebrane odeslaf do
domu, pomy6la} Staszek Q do
chodzeniu, gdzie sic p. Bo-
ze6ska z c6rka znajduje.
w Zmurkach ME umiano
mu mic Q mich powiedziec,
trzeba bylo brac ma rozum,
sledzic samemu j unikac
spotkania z p. Zbis}awem j j
jego " razie zetkniecia sic Z
mimi ma sucho by mu
&a:H&s - EE#at#@E@&SlH1 %M+EEQ7@lse H aFTS&2A@&82Es%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-03
Staroszlachecka PoWie6cl
,s5 s. PREF
B. BOLESKAWITE.

w'yszwarcowal sic vice j w
smaroWal ma guyana, Wasiki
.oczernil j podprawi1 dluzsze,
2 Ia nova postawa przebrany
W suknie prostsze puszczajac
Isle ma zwiady. Mai on
swych przyjaci6l " Zmurkach
kt6rzy wiedzieli, 10 u Domci
byl W laskach, ci ME mogac
mu dac wskaz6wki, dokad
panic pojechaly, zareczyli
wszakze, il sic udaly droga
ku Lublinowi. Staszek ma
tychmiast dotarl az do Luz.
blina, schodzi1 miasto, spe-
netrowal klasztory i utwier-
dill sic W przekonaniu, re
tam ich ME by1o.
w czasie dawniejszych
swych bytnosci W Zmurkach'
zaslysza} by} nieraz 0 "a
meczku W Opolu tknelo
go to, re bardzo mog}y sic
tam ,schronic. Ludzie zako-
cham miewaja przeczucia
szcze6liwe i instynkt jakis
m6wil, re tam ich szukac by
10 potrzeba. Wyruszywszy vice
z Lublina, ME wiele sic ma
myslajac rozpyta} Q droge do
Z{otego Opola iwprost MIA po-
jechal. Sam jeden by}, konno
ale ma wszelki wypadek mial
j sable, kt6ra zrecznie VIA
da1 i pistolet6w pare W OIL
strach i ma sznurze przez
plecy, jeden ~jeszcze pod reka.
Me wygladal wszakze AMI ma
wielkiego wojaka, AMI ma ME
bezpiecznego cz1owieka, bo
by} maly, drobny, a choc u
malowany ma ciemno, twarzy
ME nada} marsowego wyrazu.
- Ia to bardzo sic W MIN
by}o }atwo szpiega domyslec,
kt6ry wietrzy} pole. = Dro-
ga do Ogrodzie6ca sta1a pu-.
.sta... rzadko kto MIA sic "a
puszczal W lasy.
W pierwszej karczemce, W
kt6rej popasa}, zastal Horwat
ch}opaka sniadajacego chile
benz j s}onina. Prey MIN stall
konik bez siod}a, ale workiem
re strzemionami sznurowemiI
okryty. - Traf chcia1, zeby
sic u niego zacza} rozpytywac
o droge. Dobrze pad}, byl to.
BOWEN cz1owiek przez.
Chrapskiego postawiony tam
ma stray, kt6ry jak tylko0
pos}yszal obcego dopytujace-
go oOpole i Ogrodzieniec...
nj to nj owo odpowiedziawszy
! zbywszy go mruczeniem,
chleb i slonine "a pazuche1
schowa1, dopad1 szkapki i
pok}usowal W las, do drugiej
stacyi dajac znac, IL przednie
straze nieprzyjacielskie mad
ciagaja. Ludzie znuzeni dlu-
glenn a p6znem o~czekiwaniem
W m%gnieniu Okla, jeden dru-
giemu podajac wiesc, pobieg-
Il AZ do Opola....
Staszek ME domyslajac sic
niczego, wybral sic 2 popasu
a juz ma zamku vie
o MIN
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$maga" :
Z pozostaje z szacunkiem :
: Michaf Burak
35e6 E. 18th st. New York City ;
3Wyleczona zupelnie 2 b6l6w1
: W ca1em ciele - s1abosci !
! utraty apetytu wielu :
( dolegliYosci nieWiescich.
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sza to teraz zapewpiam Cie lei
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s~jeszcze q dzlekuje CT : cs}egc1
aaserca j zycze Kaidemu cierplace-ss
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Z P~ozostajez powazaniem
! Marta Karkowska
1742 So. Front st. Phiiadelphia Pal
&Wyleczony 2 kataru zo-]
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! ciezkiego kaszlu j cd
! bijania sic gaz6W.
lDrogi Ks. Newmanie!
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{leczyd ]eszcze wiele tysiesy ludzi )
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I zatem lekarstw wiecej ME potrxe.4
{buje brad --po'isso,sataje
I ma xawsxe WdAeo1nem
Je.rxy Piiwowarski
: Woerdsdorf w. Va. Box 50
z.,sessis $; ne
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!oyiak Ja ohorYch lecse.
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