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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-04
LONG LOST BROTHER
A Minneapolis Woman Figures In Chi.
cago Reunion.

y MINNEAPOLIS Woman Figures In Chi.
cago Reunion.
After separation of thirty-two years,
Mrs. Margaret Holmes, wife of William
Holmes, formerly of Minnea polls, but now
llvlng IN Chicago, has found her brother.
James Il. Heron of Oeonto wis. The two
met accidentally in a Chicago department
store yesterday and altlio they had not
seen each other for many years, recogni-
ton followed.
About thirty-two years ago Heron left
his home in Ottawa, ILL.,, to seek his for
tune and never returned. Shortly after
wards his parents died and his sister was
adopted by relatives living In Minneapolis
Attic Heron wrote to his old home he was
not able to find his sister,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-04

There is no time like the present and
no present like a pair Of good North
Star blankets. North Star Wooden
Mills Co, 228 Second street s, Mime
apolis. One block from Milwaukee
station. 4s
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Warnock's Record, I'm, Montana.


The Montana career Of Warnock
was somewhat spectacular. He ar
rived at Billings three years ago from
Minneapolis as Associated Press
operator for the Gazette. He found
employment in the railroad office
which he left shortly after to become
operator for the brokerage firm of
Bigger & Morris of Billings.
When the Coe Commission company
extended it's service to Billings, Big
ger & Morris went out of business
there and Warnock found employment
with the Coe people. He was later
transferred to Butte by the same COM
pany, and still later went to. Helena.
This was about year ago.
He left the Coe people to go to Ana
conda, where be became manager of
the Cummings office in that city. He
managed the Cummings office on a
commission basis and had heavy play,
shortly accommodating bit Of money.
Some months ago the Cummings
Brokerage company was succeeded by
the Western Grain ?and Stock Elk
change and G. ", Cummings, a
brother Of A.. j. Cummings, the we'll
knownt Minneapolis broker, estab-
lished headquarters in Helena. A few
months ago sWarnock took charge OF
the Butte office, as well as the Ana
| conda office. About two weeks age
he purchased the Cummings Interest
| in the company and went to Helena as
| it's manager.
It is understood that he had 8
rather heavy play and, it is stated, he
! lost Ion Anaconda copper, which was
heavily played turnout the west anc
which advanced several points. The
company had no offices outside OF
| Montana.
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Of President Woodrow Wilson Of Prince
ton university last night, said.

IIIs1IL, ------
We have before us many grave prob-
lens to solve and many important things
to do, and if we are to be successful IN me
solving and the doing. the one absolute es-
sential quality which we must bring to
every problem and to every deed, and
without which true success is impossible.
is intense Americanism-to be American
in heart, in soul, in spirit and in pur-
pose"
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WANT MORE TIME

E1ectrIc VV1nPa11eS. Gay Irty van Bury
Wires by Jan. 1.
The proposed underground wire ordi-
nance is likely to be amended in one i'm
portant particular before it is passed. At
a meeting Of the council committees on
ordinances and underground wires yester-
day afternoon, representatives Of all con-
Germs maintaining electric wires declared
that it was an impossibility to get the
wires under ground by Jan. 1. Another
meeting of the committee will be held next
Friday afternoon to consider this phase of
the matter.
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u WILL BE LYNcHED IF CAUGHT.
JefferonviFle.s Ind; Dec. 4.-Joseph, Rhodes,
the negro who attempted to assault Mrs Minnie
Friend, was captured at HIS home here last night
and on his way to jail in charge of three police
officers escaped. The citizens are aroused and If
Tecaptured Rhodes will be lynched, ~ H.,
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DEAD MEN ON ROLLS.

ST. Louis, Dec. s4--W holesale grating has
been discovered at the poorhouse. Names of
eighty persons, either dead or discharged, were
carried on the rolls as inmates. Superintendent
Hart expects the number will be sWelled to
125
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ONE YEAR FOR MCCARTHY.

New York, Dec. 4.-Timothy Mccarthy, the
walking delegate Of the Housesmiths and Bridge
mems union, who was convicted of extortion,
was to-day sentenced to serve one year In the
penitentiary on Blaekwells island.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-04

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. & All
druggists refund the money If it fails to cure
q. w. Groves signature is on each box 25c
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INTENSE .AMERIcANIsM

Theme Of President RooseveIt's Letter on
Essential Qualities.
New York Sun Special Service.
Passaic, N. j., Dec. 4.-President Roose-
welt, in a letter read at a dinner In honor
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.SPECULATORS
LOSE HEAVIL Y
OPERATORS OF "A LINE OF MON
TANA BUCKETsHoPs FAIL.

Warnock, the General Manager, Was
Formerly of Minneapolis, and 1t Is
Said He Has Some Cash Belonging
to the Company Is in Fargo to
Be- Married and Says There Is No
Truth In the stories.-Fou State
Points Affected. =
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..sWARNoCKs IN FARGO ,
He Came East for a Bride and Denies
| . AL the Reports.

Spec1aI n = q
Fargo, N. D., Dec. 4.-Manager
Warnock Of the Western Grain and
Provision. company, with headquarters
at Butte, Mont, is here to marry Miss
Christie OtIum, a Fargo girl. He de-
MES the report from Butte to-day that
the company has failed and says his
accounts are all right. ..s.,
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Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Butte, Mont, Dec. AIS a result Of
the failure Of the Western Grain and
Provision Exchange Of Montana,
operating the largest line of bucket
shops in the state, Spectators will lose
from 100000 to $4,000. The COM
pany conducted Offices in Butte,
Helena, Anaconda and Great Falls and
its failure has spread CONSERVATION
among spectators.
Warnock, the general manager of
the exchange cannot be located. He is
known to have withdrawn the COM
pany's funds on deposit in Great
Falls bank seven days before the crash
came.
The bucketshops Of the company, 1t
is said, have been run somewhat on
the get rich quick" plan, allurins
prospects being portrayed to the in
weston to continue putting up his
margins in expectation Of rise in the
market. The; company's office in
Butte. had numerous customers and
was one of the leading bucketshops in
the city. The recent7rise in the stock
market is believed to have caused the
s11SnanSinr, sr..p =.
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$
624 Henr,epin.
S. & II. Trading Stamps given with
all cash or G. O. D. orders.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.

Burbank Potatoes, bu.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS csc
Goldberg's Best Patent Flour. 9S-lb sack. .S2.26
Salt, 5-lb bag ....................3 Sc
Best Sugar, 20 pounds. ....................S1.0 90
Rice. whole Japan, 4 pounds
Tooth Picks hardwood, package. ..............3c
Matches, Anchor, package. .-................fSc
Gold Dust, large package. ..................2fc
Spaghetti and Macaroni, package. .............Se
Soap-Rose Queen. Santa Claus. D. c.. Swift
Pride and Lenox, 10 bars ................."35e
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-04
Greatest Love Story Of the Age
See Next Sunday Call

epgrammatist said either
~ dark lantern a searchlight"
the romantic
the dear funovin public its books for its ra thrill
cumstance, that exception Charles
or all the best nove have far afed in the realm
fiction for when historical truth would
given
and schemed and plotted period
that oudon the widest felton,
and rarely equaled in fact
Charles soldier reign
King England. had fall
heels with the Kings the time
marry dodderng King
France whom she hated healthy girls hatred anything
licen1ous and antiquated.'
Mary wasK King Henrys
the beautiful girl she had
with her, get
of
and than him
Eventually old
of
delightful length in WHEN KNIGHTHoOD FLOW
ER,"WHICH YOU GET FREE-ABSoLUTELY FREE-IN THREE
NUMBERS OF THE SUNDAY CALL BEGINNING JANUARY II.
Best Of all Julia Marlowe's play WELL
of
story all play
novel-FREE
that is all. Besides a o
features the SUNDAY CALLS
ABLES.
instance-there is "THE MEoWs KITTY" by
Thyson Darr HOW TO MAKE FRANCISCO
Full" D. Phelanj "THE ADVANTAGES AND DISAD
vANTAGEs OF CLUB LIFE FOR WOMEN" by
Phlomath Club;
George A. Of
Commerce. "ADvICE TO YOUNG PEOPLE" by General Will
Booth, Salvation Army.
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STOCK MARKET.

Local securities were rather more active
than usual on Saturday, but quotations showed
no changes worthy Of note The oil stocks
were dull The mining shares were heavily
dealt in. and quotations showed considerable
nuctuation
Sales on the California Exchange last week
amounted TO 2O,2S3 shares valued at S9631
the leading sales being as follows: Four OIL
ilV0 shares; Independence, 10, 500; Monarch.
165o; Oil City 26o0: Sovereign. 1900; Home.
Occidental and Reed eco each
Oh stocks ex- dividend yesterday were: West
Shore. &c, or $4,000, and Peerless, 10c, or
SIC eco
STOCK ana Bond Exchange, and has nominated
a. / l1henthal as its, representative
Ihe Bay Counties Power Company Will pay
a regular monthly dividend Of 20 cents per
share January TO-
The California Central Gas and Electric
company Will pay the usual monthly dividend
OF 10 cents per share January 10
Ihe United Railways Investment Company
OF san Francisco paid a dividend OF / y per
cent on the preferred stock yesterday
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Annie - Graham. 50. Ottawa cs,.s.
~ alter BusbT b. Los Aneales
l7reer. -, Sacramento. ana Laura
Joseph Lowsley. q. 3s5 Jessie x.rso.
Maroon r. Graham. Is ss5 Teesie stI e.IeeI and
-. n neiilles. p, CD Clay street. and
Jlhn A. Reimers, p. sgS Co,,o..,.... -.
aui Hay Muiiians. 70. citv S0eieut Street
.5il 1aiies = inch, =. n LsnEton street and
Aecc-e ta-acin, q. 21s2 IornFs-s .+-a..
-.--s ,-,,- = 9ATret; =. 256 Ellis street.
At.leM y. lockwood. *. 1910 Me- ~.oo.
and Maud g Abbott. -. IoaO Ts-ill 1ssS street
,--s - r,.l-a, q, -. city, ana jamie r. ISer-
E1nl g.. Punk 81. SANE, - -,
Noan. IS Santa cruz luz Ano Moihe
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and Sixteenth streets. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
MEMBERS of Ramona Council No IS, Impd.
o. r. NJ. are requested to attend. BY order
of MISS Lou BAUER Pocah hontas.
MISS L. A. BAUER, Chief of Records.
WENYEL-In Haywards, January 2, 1eO3
Rosalie Wenvel, a native Of Berlin Ger
many, aged is years months and l day
CTFuneral private at O'Clock Sunday.
WHITE-Passed away in New York City, jan
uary 2, 1905. Trella Foltz White, beloved
wife OF George Emmons White, dearly be-
loved daughter OF Clara Shortridge Fotz
and sister of Samuel c.. David NJ. and Nir-
ginia Foltz and Mrs. T. ]. Smalley. (Sta.e
papers please copy.)
yInterInent in New Jersey
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

nc Steamers leave San Fran
q ]; s ! ] : ].
TNO$ cisco follows:
~ NA For ketchikan. Juneau.
fQJ Mel N%A SkAgway, etc, Alaska-11 a.
| NA ! ! m, Jan 2 g. IL is. 81 %.
l \ WA j 81. Feb. 3. Change to
\N ZC/ psny's steamers at Seattle
N<SsN.oT For Victoria. Vancouver,
\SNSH% Port Townsend, Seattle. Ia
coma. Everett, WatcOn-1l
a. m, Jan. .. 6. IL, 16. 81. 26. 81 Feb. 5.
Change at Seattle to this cempany's steamers
for Alaska and G. N Ry.: Seattle for Ia
coma to N p Ry.. at Vancouver to c. P. Ry.
For Eureka (Humboldt Bay)-Pomona, 80
?. m, Jan. T. 10. 16 p. 2s Feb. 8; Corona,
$3.50 .. m. Jan. 2. Z. 13 19. Is. 81. Feb. 9.
For Los Angeles via Port Los Angeles and
Redonde). San Diego and santa Barbara
Santa Rosalia. Sundays. a. m.
state Of California, a.. m, Jan. 2. and
every Thursday thereafter.
For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East
San Pedro), Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz. Mon
terey. San Simeon. Cayucos. Port Harferd. san
Luis OhisDo Ventura, Hueneme and Newport.
l'Ramona only.)
Ramona, q m. Jan. l. g. II. 25. Feb 2
Coos Bay, a m. jan 8. 13. 21. % Feb g.
For Ensenada. MaSdaIera Bay, san Jose del
Cabo. Mazatlan. Aitata, La Paz, Santa Rosa
liza, Guaymas Mex.
For further information obtain folder
Right reserved TO change steamers or sailing
date.
TICKET OFFICE New Montgomery
Freight Office. 10 Market street
c. d. DUNANN. Gen. Passenger Agt,
10 Market st, San Francisco.
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BORN.
MARRIED

~'Ll.1> ElS-DICKTNSON-In this city. De-
-tL %, 1902. bg the Rev. J. Fuendeling,
.-arlel T. COronel and Mary F. Dickinson
=. - - ~ llLSoN-In this city, January 8,
' 2. ne Rev Bradford Lesvitt. Charles
- - q san Francisco and ksJhTyn Il
S-llson u Rochester. X. Y
N- 5, - af-> o-A DssbRINCk-In this city, Janu-
@t- 4, 9Ca, by the Rev. !. H Schroeder
49, \. imam p LutJens and Aiiuna NOssbrinCk
D = ~ - 4i0ELLER-In this city. December
- -sl-, by The Rev J. Fuendeliug Charles
Martin ana Dora boeller.
- n f-tN- N-RATII INGHAI SEN-In this city
seH-ary q. 1903. iz tie Rev !. H Sehroe-
80 henry schWeen and Dora Rattinghau-
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90. block las. Kellersbergers Map, Oakland

$40.
Frederick W. Schultz TO Hetman H. Schultz,
undivided half interest in same, Oakland: SO
II. c. and May F. Norris lwife) to Frank I.
McHenry, lot on w line of jefferson street, 81
S Of Fourteenth. S 35 by w 100. block 1SI,
Kellersberger's Map. Oakland. $40.
Louis d. Reeb tsingle) to G. \. Dennis and
G. z Nettleton. lot r line Of Telegraph
avenue (since widening). So OF Elm street,
S 80 by 122:6, portion lot 4. block II, map
Pacific Homestead. Oakland; SO
Henry L. Sammi executor OF estate of Carl
Christian Vorrath) TO Martin Parolo. all in
terest in lot Sc corner OF William and Pine
streets. S 50:7A by e s0:Tl2, lots IL and is,
subdivided block SO, man land on Oakland
Point (railroad ferry landing). Tract 4oe, Oak
land $32OO
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FLOW OF RIVERS.

The following tables give a comparative
statement for two years OF the estimated how
of certain California rivers in cubic feet per
second. or second feet, one second foot equal
ing so California miners inches, or about AZ
Colorado miners inches. The figures for the
last year may be revised by later measure
nents The figures are by ]. b. Lippincott,
photographer, United States Geological Survey:
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a for morning . for afternoon
go a m Daily Is Bakersfield Local stop-
ming at all points in San Joaquin Valley. Cor.
responding train arrives at 7:5o a m daily.
a:3O a. m Daily Is the CAT, Flesn Z Az & q
JIHpFFD. carrying Palace Sleeping Cars
ana Dining Cars through TO Chicago Chat
car runs to Bakersfield for accommodation OF
tickets are honored this train. Correspond :
ing train arrives at 11:10 p. m. daily.
90 3 m Is Stockton Local. Corresponding
train arrives at 10 a. m. daily.
90 D. m. Is the Overland Express. with
through Palace and Tourist Steepers and Free
Reclining Chair Cars to Chicago: also Palace
Sleeper which cuts out at Fresno. Correspond
ing train arrives at 500 p. m daily
ofhces-64l Market street and in Ferry De-
pot San Francisco: 1112 Broadway. Oakland
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kbRTH SHORE RAILROAD.
Via SausaIito Ferry.
Commencing April "a. 1892.

Commencing ApNn 80 l9OS.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS-6-45, SI:45s s.45. $50, II 90
m rs 20 Il AS, 3.15. AIS. 6:1J. '6-15. 6:4o
900 IL AS D. m Ts+S a. m does not run %
MI NS4D1lkSSYs-7.oo. 500 900. 1850. HOO
n 20 a m II 80 s1 80. 80. '3:45. $780, s:o0
@.3O 200 II AS p.
r. Trains marked fO run to San Qusntin.
uyr,OM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
XS;f-Elx DAYS-5:20. $40 7:40. Sis, $50,
II 90 a. m. i2:25. ais. '3:S0. A:4o. $50 e:4S.
los7g 4gIR1rEHY9s-s-oo. r 500 $50. s11.0o a. m.
10 ;O0 m 100. ais. $50. AIS. '5:t5. 6:4A.
~ Tsans tS,-g marked CO start from san Quentin
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
SSE-r-FC DAYS-5.4O, 6.40. T.45, SIS 9.45.
1i:i0 a m. II :s5. 2:45. S-5o. $40. go. 7:1o.
i0s1g 0ss11gSNRDAYs-s:so. 7:ss, 1905. ule a m.
1913 1a20 2:So. 3:45. 5so0 eos. 7.i5. 1884
THROUGH TRAINS.
las a m, week days-Cazadero and way
BIS D m. saturdays-cazadsrO and way
SIS D m week days Saturdays excepfedl--
ToruaIes and way stations
500 a m. Sundays-Cazadero and way atn-
1000 a. N. smdsys-Point Reyes ana way
stations.
Legal Holiday boats and trains wiz run %
Sunday TINA
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O. x. q ~. co.

Geo. W. Elder sails Dec. 90 jan q, Is.
2S. Feb I, IL %.
Columbia sails Jan. g. 13 D. Feb 2 IL
%. March 4
Only Steamship Line to PORTLAND OR
and short rail line from Portland to all points
east. Through tickets TO ali points. all rail- or
steamship and rail- at LOWEST RATES
Steamer tickets include berth and meals
Steamer sails foot OF Spear St at IL a. m. D.
W. HITCHCOCK. Gen AEt-. 1 Montgomery St
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!. Afonshan. Pres Geo. f. Horr. Sc
MONAHAN & CO.,

rr-A-rEsF. directors AND EMBALMERs.
Esso-Zs4I Mission st 1eiepnone A4AAlon Sl-
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MARRIAGES DEATHS.

~ & -i, marriage and death notices sent by
.--- ~ -ot le inserted. They must he handed
1- e-uler ~ the publication offces aTd te
--IssL VIVA the name snd residence "a r,sr-
-1.i'll1eo to have the same published.
BORN.
~, - = -n this city. December 2s, 1902 70
-s --5 We oi J. l. Kotter. a daughter
81. -. tlt.-ln this city. January i. 1905. 10
--e We of George Ludebe a son
-ttoAsoN-In this city. January ! 1900 10
~. we ot Edward ]. Thomson. a daugR-
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cokPAeyrE eEvERALE TgtEsATLAvrIoul :

DIRECT LINE TO uAvRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday. instead OF - lfTk
Saturday at 10 a m from Pier a, SF4kitkeS
North River. foot Of Morton street.
Ffrst-cass to Havre, $40 and upward. Sec
ond-class to Havre s4S and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES and CAN
ADA, 90 Broadway (Hudson buildinx). New
York. J. +. FUGAZI & CO., Pacihc Coa8s
Agents. Montgomery avenue. San Francisco
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
T ] Edwards LivermreI Mrs Collier. Solano
I, Nevis G VT. Cal Miss Collier, SClano
W B Carter. 5 Mateo J Barrett San Jose
z A Gabble. 81 Obspoi Mrs Scott. San Jose
w r Burt Sacramento Miss r Scott. San Jose
= ID Martini. Sacto ~ Burnham, Gilroy
Joseph King. Sacto 6 Burnham, Gilroy
CoTbett, San Jose q Richard x d,PtRhd
T J Mckee Sacto Mrs Godfrey. Pt Rchd
7 Burkhoder&wf MINI Mrs Huntley. TT Rchd
a Brooks & VT u Corning, Salinas
VIM Neigher. s Oak NJ Kelley, Salinas
F w Huntrod. L Ang : Goldberg, Rochester
G Royce. Skaggs SpiJ B Morrison Preside
Jas Callaghan. SkaggslW Burns, Presidio
Bissett. Fresno ~ Calaghan. Presidio
F r Noyes Fresno w FIournoy. Omaha
W L. Judge. Toronto 6 Reid, Omaha
James Mulroy. Cal ; + Goodwin. salt Ike
] Lenaghan, Vale o Miss l. Goodwin.S Lake
G Disque. Los Gatos Leek, Salt Lake
T Lee Sacramento J Clark, Sausaiito
J II Covert, Sacto j Patterson, Rio Vista
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Morning Session.
Board
$500 Independence Observation-Disclosures. os
1900 Independence. 90...-.-............ OF
MINING STOCKS.
Following were the sales On the San Fran-
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

Continued From Page Thirty-Five.
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NEAREsT The CITY
o j. q {. & Y = si5sSS
oFEcE: SIS MARKET ST.

: EHRY >. GALLAGHER CO.
-SSUccessor 70 Flanagan & GaIagherl
DANIEL p. DONOVAN Mgr
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERg
20 FIFTH ST. opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South So
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REMOVED TO NEW Store.
UNITED DNDERIAKERS
Funeral Directors and EmbslmerA
Formerly ~ Metropolitan Temple.
- ~ Sf0 MISSION Tel south l67
Tsetvreen Fourth and Flfth. Near Fifth ST
FINEST equipments Et Moderate Rates.
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AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
St. Paula :. 10 am Friesrd-Jan- 2s. 10 am
Phila. Jan y, 10 am st. Paul.Feb. 4. 10 ara
RED STAR line.
NEW YORK. ANTWERP. PARIS
Kroonf I. Jan. 3. 10 am Finland Jan. IL. 10 am
iceland Jan. TO- 10 am u roonl d. jan -. 10 am
CHAS. D TAYLOR. G. AP. CSC Montgo1n'y ST.
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CALE4C.
Morning Session.
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To CHICAGO Daily
In IDEAL Train
ler Those Who
Seek the Best.

SANTA FE TRAINS
Leave Market street Ferry Depot
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for Morning. for Afternoon.
x Saturday and Sunday only.
Stops at AL stations sunday.
Sunday excepted Sunday only.
q Saturday only
Connects at Goshen Jc. with train for Hanford-
At Fresno. for Vlsalia via Sanger
Z Via Coast Line.
7 Tuesday and Friday.
Connection may be made ~ Goshen Jc- with train
from Bakersfield
n Daily except Saturdays
W Via San joaquin Valley,
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Morning Session

Alaska Pack. .1J9%l60 Oceanic Co
Cal FruitCsn 945s 96 IPac a r A 23
4 Cal Wine As.1o0ss 1OOJ4 iPac = Borx. se7 =
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. Jan. az m.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Rid.Ask. Bid Ask
IS or coup. 109h110A As ar c (new)135at 1868.
Is or reg i09L 110H IS or coup los
MISCEII.A NFnI-S BONDS
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-06
BEAR CARNIVAL IN MINNESOTA

! BEAR CARNIVAL IN MINNESOTA.
Inc forests of northeastern Minneso-
ia, and especially in the lake region. are
alive with hunters in search of deer
and moose. The number of licenses is
sued by the auditor of st. Louis county
up to this time, in comparison with the
number issued, last year in. the same
period, would seem to indicate that the
deer will be considerably safer this
year.
Woodsmen and hunters Of duck and
other small game during the fall have
brought back reports that deer are
plentiful. Although the number Of
hunters in the woods last fall was
enormous, they do not seem to have ex-
terminated the deer by any means. In
the Bowstring country, in Itasky coun-
ty, they are said to be numerous.
Moose are numerous also, and the five
days allowed for killing these big fell
lows promise to see great slaughter.
even though each hunter is limited to
one.
Hunters in st. Louis county this fall
will have double inducement for the
chances Of dropping bears are good.
The number of black bears In this vi
entity has been very large Within two
or three months twenty-four bears have
been shot within half dozen miles of
the Duluth city limits, and some of
them in the residence sections of the
city. In the woods they are said to be
| quite plentiful. Their presence in such
unusual numbers this year is something
of a mystery, and various reasons are
assigned by hunters and woodsmen, but
! none seem to give satisfactory reasons.
The bears do not seem to be especially
hungry, and are not apparently driven
in by difficulty in getting food. Some
of them encountered in the residence
sections of the city had their young
with them and seemed to be quite tame.
They have thus far been comparatively
harmless.-St. Paul Dispatch.