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The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

]. Hickory Wood is the name OF one
of the playwrishts. We cant under
stand why he Should cling TO the j.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

call upon his office employees who
thought he was i'll proves that the
ancient millionaire is something of a
humorist in quiet way.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

Toledo. Ohio. is Dragging of quad
rnplets born. in tina; city last Satur-
Gay. Now. Chicago,
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

When a man goes crazy for love the
Girl can avoid trouble only by moving
away and leaving no address.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

More than Gs,00O.OOO germs inhabit
Z single adult oyster. They're a biz
small. but they seem to be mighty
good to eat
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

Prof. Delitzsch Of Berlin says that
Moses was a plagiarist. Would that
We had more OF this quality of plagiar
ism nowadays.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20
Moro Stronghold Finally submIta

Manila. Feb. 16.-Payan, the strong.
est Moro stronghold in the Lanao
country of the island of Mindanao. has
submitted to the American forces com.
manded by Captain Pershing.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

trust. thus tightening the grip OF the
octopus.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

a Chicago ordinance forbids BARRIERS
talking while at work. There are not
enough soldiers in Illinois to enforce
this law.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-20

A captious contemporary complains
that "Kocian is bowlegged." We'll,
would he fiddle any better if he were
knockk1eed?
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
Coal Creek News.

Mr.. John Bald is seen quite tre-
qnently in our little town.
Mr. and Mrs Chas wormer expect
to leave this week for the south.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lloyd who has been
quite sick for some time is conval.
escent.
Our cogenial postmaster is all
smiles of late but we cannot discover
what it means Tell us Dan.
Miss Mae Gregory spent few days
in Florence visiting with her aunts
Mrs Peter Smith aud Mrs Lewis
Johns.
Mr.. Grant will preach on Sunday
evening at 80 at the Methodist
church. Mr. Grant is an interesting
speaker and we should not fail to hear
him.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents at noon Monday, Miss Esther
sherwood and Mr., Robert White.
Mr.. and Mrs. White left that night
for Pueblo.
Mr.. j. Frank Strong returned Tues
day from Trinidad and expects to 10.
cate here again. Mr.. Strong is stop
ping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Gilbert.
Miss Mae Gregory and Miss Jenpett
Calmet were introduced into the mys-
teries of the Rebecca lodge on last
Monday evening. Refreshments
were served consisting of cake and
coffee.
Two of our home boys left week
or so ago ON tour to the coast, but
after arriving as far as Salt Lake,
decided that there was no place like
home and came back safely Thursday
morning much wiser boys over their
trip. UNO
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
A West End Comedy.

Some of the residents of the Wes,
End were treated to a two-act comedy
TO-DAY which to one of the interested
parties appeared for time like IA
tragedy.
About four months ago West End
couple parted, the wife going home to
her mother in the country, taking her
little girl. The father kept the hoy
and good respectable girl was en-
gagged to keep house. Today the
wife came to town and walking past
the house saw that it was occupied by
another woman. She hurried in
without stopping to announce herself,
and in n few moments the house
keeper made hasty exit through the
back door and got off the premises as
quickly as possible. She appealed to
a neighbor who telephoned for the
husband who is employed out of town.
He soon arrived, and then the wife
left with almost as much speed as had
the housekeeper.
The grievances of both sides were
loudly aired in the front yard, much
to the entertainment of the neighbors,
but the husband held the fort and the
wife retreated, swearing to get even
The whole thing created quite di-
version for that usually quiet neigh
borhood.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
F.. Purely Personal .

&C. n Kinney returned last night
from Silverton.
Albert Brown returned from Den
yer last night.
- Miss Eva Andrews left at noon
for Walsenburg
Attorney j. d. Blunt was at the
county seat yesterday.
u. W. Work drove down from
Lincoln Park this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Gumaer
returned yesterday from Denver.
Mrs. A. r. Micthell was down
from Canon yesterday, the guest of
Mrs. Davie
Deputy Boiler Inspector McAllis-
ter was in the city this morning, going
from here to Rockvale.
j. b. Lapsley of Hydro, |. T.,
and Virgil Cooper of Colorado
Springs, were in the city today.
Mrs Grace Clark, after visit
with her parents in this city, returned
to her Canon City home yesterday.
Mrs. S. p. Schroyer, who has
been the guest of Mrs. L. H. Shaeffer
for the past two weeks, left today for
Pueblo.
Miss McNaughton, one of the
teachers in the Canon City schools.
spent the day with Mrs W. W. Cafky
yesterday.
Henry l.. Price, deputy comfy
clerk, who resigned his position few
days ago. to accept better one, was
in the city today greeting his many
friends.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
To Subscribers.

Mr.. Mark f Thomas has purchas, d
the circulation of The Tribune, daily
and weekly, and is authorized to col
lect and receipt for the same Mr.
Thomas comes to The Tribune with
excellent recommendations from his
former paper, The Leadville Herald
Democrat. If
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
Rubber Stamps.

The Tribune is prepared to furnish
them on short notice. Call and see
samples of type and leave your order
The Tribune also furnishes corporate
seals, stock ledgers, stock certificates.
etc, at Denver prices. IT
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
Grandest Trip In the West, SIS. o,

To Portland, Tacoma, Seattle. and
many other points daily to April Both; ;
takes you along the Columbia river by
daylight. Tourist sleepers daily via
Union Pacific. See your local agent
or address E. X. Griffin. general
agent. Denver. s..i4
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

A. M. Sears, who has been assisting
in getting the free delivery system
installed at the posto flee in this city,
returned last evening to his post of
duty in the Pueblo postotiice.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

j. Ct. Greenwich of the Longmont
creamery was in the city yesterday,
and closed contract to furnish Hoff
man Bros. with ice cream during the
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

The next attraction at the opera
hosue will be the popular fourac
comedy drama, "The Convict's Daugh-
ter by the best amateur talent in
the city. The date will be announced
later Cast of characters will appear
tomorrow in these columns.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

A service for christians and converts
will be held this evening at 1880
O'Clock at the Presbyterian church.
The session of the church will meet
Immediately following, and will be
pleased to confer with any about
church membership. Thirty eight
persons came before this body Tuesday
evening and will be admitted into
membership Sunday with others.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

The Colorado Agricultural college
glee club. orchestra and band will
give an entertainment in Florence
April To- 1t will be put on by the
athletic association of the high school.
The "Aggies'' gave us good enter
tainment last year and promise to do
better this year.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

Vanilla. straw berry, chocolate and
molasses taffy, 10 cents pound at
Hoffman Saturday. 23
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

George Ride the cigar dealer and
tobacconist has pleasing way of
dropping into The Tribune office with
samples of cigars as he gets in new
brands. Today the force smoked
Pittsburg stogies and enjoyed Them
for Ride handles the hest brands on
the market
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

= You can buy auy flavor of taify AT
Hoffman's Saturday. at Is cents a
pound. %
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

WANTED You to see lot of rev silver
w Quality and prices guaranteed.
1871 NJ. Howells, Jeweler.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

EOR SALE-Household furniture of all
Il kinds Party going away. Jewel range
SIS CO. Couch $3.50 and othor things iUS Maple
avenue ~ -
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

WANTED Good girl for reneral housework
w Wages 500, Phone 4Sl Red, No hU6 F.
2nd St. *l5-2l
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

NEA\TED-Girl for general house work In
w quire ills West 3rd St 1924
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

Thomas Knowles is the new pit boss
at the Chandler mine.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
LOS

I OST or hSTRAN D-From Chandler two
IL gray horses, branded ON shoulder with
half circle and aud inverted half circle under
meath. Formerly owned by q. G. Meyres $40
reward. address Paul Aoza, Chandler. Colo.
'I5-2l
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

LOR AI-E-A drop head Singer sewing ma
l. chine half price on swell bed room set
bargain, at Bookings.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
Classified Advertisements.
WANTED

NrANTED-l adles and gentlemen to see
w our new line of watches and chains
1871 T NJ, Howells, Jeweler.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
TO RENT

NrANTED-Woman TO work in Florence
w Steam Laundry. l4-tf
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27

TI'O RkN1-A tiye room furnished house with
i piano. Al o rooms for light housekeep-
ing. X. S. Andrews RIM Andrews blk. s22- -27
The daily tribune., 1903-03-27
FOR SALE

DOR sALE-The F. j. Chitwood residen,e e
l. property in the west end, It very pretty
piece of ground, dcsirably located. Inquire OF
W. J Daniels, Administrator. I4-tf
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%rofGor $. laemtomb.
otHe iHtesHaftonaIe @esabmttbett-eetme 0es
tHfume mad ct. 2cuts.

sHfmms nan 81. 2onts.
Cine beheutfame MffGre Der ct.
Coulter Notwithstanding I'm Sabre
1900 ipirb Der tir5fi9 bon Der Muss
bteaungsbeb5rbe beidtpfene inter-
Rationale Rpngreb fir &nnft unb
mifenfhaften btlben, als beTen prG=
Htbsnt profefor @imon Retpeomb BON
Mdfhtngton, 8. g., berufen tparb.
Dir bte Mbbaltung Der NIT Der Muss
8teIlung In 9erbinbung ftebenben Rpnz
CRETE unb Ronbente i'm MGgemeinen
Pat BITE neutrality-suspicious. 100000
ouseeiporfen.
profefor Netpcpmb, Der 1885 als
Spbn zines 2ebrers in NeufAottlanb
bds Qt9t Der Welt erblidte unb 1853
mad ben Ser. Gtaaten fam, TIT elmer
Der herporragenbften Matbematiter
llnb Mitronomen Der @egentpart. gr
geb0rte, na4bem ct 1858 an Der 2ape
rence , Wifenfhaftlihen Shule au
burnarb.9rabtirt batte, 1850 Der Ct
petition an. bic In Der @astat9etparz
peegton bic 8eoba9tung elmer @one
henftnjferntb bnrnabm, unb tpurbe
1851 prOfeFor fir M~atbematit tn Der
pet. StantensM arine. Mls folder
6sm MartnesD bferbaiorinm in Der
@un6es1uuptftabt aueetbeilt, 1dlob
Netpeomb ben Rontraft fir bas bonn
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Grei fhr
i4made Wfdnuer.
Gin Setfmittel lit entSedt Mproen,
nas berlurenc Manmbarfeit
unS Die 6r1fte iuieoers
berfteilt.
Cine Wo9e ansreidenDes Nrpbe 8 Padet
tpir0 SeOem frei 3useianbt, Der
Darutt i9reibt.
yGeseneratipe SabletsA iino a%nertannt Die ein3i9e
Gll segen ~perlorere Maunbarteit in allen Stabien.
Sic f1b iuiiieni6aftli6 burh Die befen Mer5te Der
@elt bergeitelt. Der STUFF oes Snititutes 1T 6erart,
baB ale Ner5te, ole oas 6eilmittel b~erfelen, oafnr
ib perantmortli6 balteu. llno ipena ie anf ibren
&uf bin bebanpter, baB Die p&e9enerattpe SabletsA


~perloreue Mannbarteit, Noerbrnh ober sdaudde Der
gel1lehtlihen Organe beilen, 10 rluB Die &ur poItip
unb permanent iein. 9ieIe Rompagnie Ibidt Seoem,
Der an nerpDier Shrpdde 1eioet, Die Wtebiain fir cine
po9eatli6e gebanblun9 fret 5u. Die Meoisin fam
nur oaourh erprobt tperoen, oaB man Die &eiultate
beg @ebrauhs %abpartet, tper1n lie oas BELT, fir mas
he ger1atbt tuur0e, 10 lit tie ~ er1pebleii. SieIe
grobe mill Die Gaaopia 2nnn @os nit ibrem Weittel
fur cine g8o6e g~eitatten. Na6oem er Die vGegene=
ratipe SabletsN cine Wphe 9ebraudt bat, ipiro Der
Yatient Rraft in Ieinen Srganen nno Weasfeln,
rteues glut in leinen Moerfl. neient unternebmungs=
ge:f, uno i6 in @eiunbbeit unb Grl9einen als
aeuen Wteni9en finber. 9ie vRegeneratine Sa=
bletsA baben cine tpunberbare @irflng unb Der 4a=
tent perlplrt ~bielelben am erfen Sa9e. Sic gebeu
oireft gum Sib BEG I1ebels. sans elei6 pie LANCE es
anitebt uno bringell 6raft uno Stdrfe. Dieies ipur=
oerbare Mtittel perbannt alle G9uhternbeit benz an=
bern @el9le6t gegeniiber, beift ale lebel, Die aus
Heberreialrg, ueberan|trengutg, @ei4dftslor9en, Die
gum gerluf beF @eod6tnifes, unfdbigfeit &C, fub=
rem, berporgebtn. yReeeneratipe Sable.s@ inb In
leoern Utter anipenbbar; iie belen ale Sale, aus
gerortrtefl, iuetln ibon Gpilepiie ober Srriinn ein=
p~etreten fino. Die Gallopia apnn 60. nladt feline Be-
l4rdntufger; Sober, Der oartm I6reibt, erbdlt oas
Wtlttel fur cine 95ohe frei 5ugei4ift, i~orgfdlti9 ein=
gepddt unD obne gu 3ei9ert, mas es entbdlt. Sic bat
Sarlenoe bon grtefel aus alien Sbeilen bes Qanoes
erbaltetl, oe BON ben erftaunlidten Ruren Der r@ee
g~sneratipe SabletsA beridten. Sbre Sfierte fir cine
Mbotte 1T edit; es tueroer feline beunrubigenben Gragen
geffelt. Shreibt belte an Die Ganopia 2pnn g.,
536 po35ini Building, ct. 2ouis, Wto., uno laBt
gu4 Die Weoisiu fir cine ISOLDE frei tommen. SIR
BUD bas ~ebenfals frei il. giebt Gua Die @ngaben,
fpie 5br Guh nit Dem Mittel gu bauie ielbf iu=
riren f1nnt
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aonereb betpi1iste 26s0nise Mequatos
ubSeIeftop al unb iberpa9te bic
Mtufftelung unb Momtiruns beFelben
TN Observation-Disclosures. Sn 1870
teobahtete er cine iotale Sonnenfins
lherntB I'm Mitteldnbifden Meere, in
1882 tinen 0enusburdgang am aap
Per @uteu 9offnung. SIN Sabre
1884 profeHor fir Mdtbsmatit unb
wfronomie an Der Sohn 9optins>
Mirtberitdt seiporben, affiitirte Hepe
comb BET Der Musfattung bes Gid
Obterpatoriums In a~alifornten.
Netpcomb bat mebrere aftronomifde
Wsrte gef4rieben, bic ibm information
t1aItn Ruf einsebra4t baben. Getn
mebenstpert aber bilbet etne 8ered<
iinung bes Rreislaufs Der planeten.
tine Wrbeit. BITE NIT einem Bis balm
iun6efannten Grabe Der @enauiat.it
dusgtfihrt tpurbe.
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,,pabei nn1 pibel."

gssieHer SeIistd aas feite ataiieben ere,
eeaoen 9ortraee.
prpfeFpr griebrt9 Delisf4, beFer
stsitrlide Wortrdse bor benz beutf9en
Aatfer u1b einem auserlei enen publiz
fun aber Ben 3ufammenbans Der
Dtbel NIT dltbobplontfden religiDIen
1n6 Acknowledgement bas bislbes
fpypdene Notwithstanding" Wile
Htlns II. beranlabt baben, 1T elmer
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8eine dual foftn1t Der bur1 &beu=
trtntismus neruriaften gleib. Durb
Den Gebraub pDr elmer & N(menbs
Wecept ND. 1851 niro lufDrt 2ins
oerullg gelbaffen. 6. s. 9 bmibt,
Dnuiton, EeraS, Vqent.
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Nus @eapel miro beribs
tet. onB Der 8einn tpieoer in itarfer
grupttoris- 9bdti9teit begriffen lit.
Gr tuirft tndbtige aliiben6e auaeln
aus, Die bod in Der 2nft erplooiren.
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Gbbare g aFanien era.ugt
&ransrei9 jdbrlid fir $12,50oOO6,
Ss3talien fiir SIC, 100000
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

were assisted 81 Y chorus II male voices. \ As
y slFlri4e iiDr Santa claps, each child brought
present for u thank o1sting thst he might carry
II to any neglected. or ikorgottsb clildfs1, Under
the dissection Of Mrs. Robeck t6e primary depart
lnept did sPiendfd work. ' /, 3 Z, {. 4 81 .,.
Y; Mr.. and Mrs; u: A. SehroedeE Of Gplfax ave.
Hgs s entertained file tEhistseAth Ward Cinch
Mines. Cthtiss cufie IS. b. Hail. MISS Brepnsf.
MsRsrs a StsnY tex, Lee ana tentle. I Mr..fani
Mrs stepwtck Will entertain the club. neA
week % Il
The A., = IT; T ,Et cineh. ,slup alst Wedne.d.y
The F66Als yere prettIly decorated with palms.
ferns and red carnations TO carry ont q icotor
..fhe!nei of red pnd green: Mines. Reedy and
nayiy l, w2t prizes, luncheon Tas served from
the. small ables. . E { =. 5
.yen;r Is be e sa,. ass ft,1 i
CoVacry or Ha y thorn avenue Supper wss
setysds and Mines: John White and John Wilkes
h.l poe1 Ieplete Wiih Kasso,.s .The
Ge agftinE VII be With Me John Raheack
former residents Of Kasson, MINI : szs.-s,.'+ n
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

The Morey resolution proposes: that
in addition to the requirements the
high school courses shall include spe-
cial instruction in reading, writing,
spelling, biography, arithmetic, Eng
lish grammar, United States history.
and civil government. All the state
introduce a business course of study,
which shallibe under the control Of the
local board Of education, and in addi-
ton it is hoped to introduce special
course for the preparation of pupils
intending to attend the. state normal
schools. .,i'. :. -. = -
The convention was; rendered a gen
eral reception last night by the Com
mercial club at it's rooms. The guests
were received by the officers. of the
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

such words as harbour which spell
ing some of the publishers who cater
to the English as weII as the Ameri-
can trade are using, was disapproved.
An annual appropriation Of $50 for
the use Of a committee to promulgate
the phonetic spelling. was ordered
and the national association was
urged to take further steps to carry
on the reform. The association also
directed the use of the. approved pho
neticaily spelled words in it's reports
and all the official matter issued by
the officers of the organize ton.
The resolution was presented by
President J. F. Milspaugh Of the Wi
mona normal school and was present
ed by his representative. The matter
was taken UP after a general presen-
tatiOn of the subject by ID. o.. Yaile
of Oak Park, Ill, who was father of
the movement in behalf of reformed
spelling in the N. E. A.. where it first
received important official sanction. $
The TWO-Tcacher System.
There was much interest felt in the
presentation by Superintendent John
Kennedy of Batavia. n. Y. of the plan
in use there of a two-teacher system.
One teacher gives class instruction
to large classes. while the second does
individual work with the slower pu-
pills. The speaker claimed for the
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31

Mrs A. r. Taylor entertained at a FAM
lily dinner Christmas evening, -Y
T Miss F,lqtenee shove, entertained Miss
Sarah Meltirnier3 Of Newport Monday :.
!: The Misses Margaret and AIalude Thoclrnfi-
ass who have been guests .sof Professor
and Mrs: 1nnis, are spending a few days
at - aii!ttoH, =: p. :
Mrs, George Innis and daughter, are. IN
Red Wing. = !: Professor Innis is visiting his
mother in Columbus, Ohie. ~. z
Miss BERTHA Bell, preceptresgzat. Ham :
rnand. Wis ssss S&s. 9s.t,.t
Olivia. ,!s,..$, :s.s..
Miss Beatrice Smith is: visiting at
Browns Valley: - -. rs. ;,
the Methodist church dining rooms. THE
Gas. ranehise" was presented by some
members of the ST.. Paul council, and
there was 2 q discussion Of lighting methods!
stFhe ,children. Of the Methodist Sunda y
scheol had their Christmas tree entertain
FmeHt Friday evening. 2.
Miss Anna Davis. has gone to Goodhue. !.
Miss: Allies: Sterling. has gone to Red
Wing: - S;sss< !: 80 i j.
+ MIS- Helen Evans, is. spending 5 a few
weeks with Mrs, Norman Larson s.:$zs;s - :.
+ Professor and Mrs. @. E. Brandt of Lu-
ther seminary. are entertaining: their faith
er.@ Rev: A. Rrandt of McFa rland, Wis:
DR.. DR.. Stub of Luther Seminary, is visit
ing hts SON at Stoughton, WIS, - =, =,
/. Miss Tora. Ylvisaker, has, gone to River
Falls, Wis, to spend a few weeks. .5..& t.:
|: Miss FRossEa "a Mr.: N1undahl of. B'ranllin,
Mimi, have been recent guests of Presi-
dent and; Mrs. Ylvisaker.,. -. Il 5.
+: T.. Larson, principal Of schools at Bux-
ton, n. D., has been spending a few days
with Professor and Mrs. YIVisaker.@
+. Miss .Fhorsen, the: guest of Miss Tora
|; ;MYlYlsaker, M has returned T to River Falls,
Wis. q: i. N .
|: Miss Johnson: who has been a guest OF
creseo, Iowa, for the "holidays,,~ s,
/ Miss Emma Lee. who spent some weeks
with Professor and Miss Hove, has gone
Ito .DecOrah, Iowa II !.
of 8 Decora b, lava. Rev. T, A: ;Torgerson 8
spmbre,@ Iowa; Rev "A. X. Sagen of LIZ
Crosse, We're guests at Luther Seminary
during the recent cont ference, of the presi
4 dents of church districts: Of the Norwegia1
EsYnod, ~ ii Il - = =
The Norwegian " Young Women's Socia
Fclub will postpone all meetings for a few
weeks. ~ tt<>::i.-. =.7s*s -:
Mr. and Mrs: Young entertained Monda!
Eeyentng. - go. 49, : - r f':*
Mrs. Hart left for Tacoma Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A.7Porter and Mrs: i. 3. Put
! entertained at dinner Christmas
+ :. .ME and Mrs. John Philips have gone I
! Tacoma: - .3G 5eS -
i A1rs, paekus entertained at q musical
Tuesday AFTERNOON. II + Il: =, :,
- x ~ E t : -A.l. =
Miss Nellie. Merrill is in wisconsin.
: Mrs: Walter Ryan entertained at lunch
); icon tuesday. MI "a :. i .sl. 800
Mrs, tombstone entertained at Dime
Il Christmas. Ii f5s sEs>. II. Sd Il 81 'sf, "
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
RAILROADS..
u. ;P.g BUREAU TO CLOSE
Hartman Lines Done Pushing lmnl-
f. grant WOrL in Far Northwest.

II - ~ -. -
: The Hartman systems immigra-
stion bureau at Chicago will be closed
tonight. The settlement work in
Idaho, Washington, Oregon and north
:ern California, will cease after. an ex-
:penditure& In two years of s230, 0O0..
e.. M. Mckinney will take charge Of
the. Texas rice fields for the company
So. well organized have been the de-
partments of the northern lines run
ming into Minneapolis that#Nr. Harri-
man and his men have failed to cap
&ture the immigration business of the
northwest When the bureau was
created two years ago by the Union
and the. Southern Pacific, the Oregon
Short Line and the Oregon Railway &
Navigation company, .$11b, ,000 was ap-
propriated for the first years main
tenance. A like amount was appro-
priated for this year. j
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-31
CHANGES ON :SEABoARD
President, Williams Becomes Chair

President Williams Becomes Chair
:! man of the Board.
J. S. K Williams, resigned as presi-:
dent Of the Seaboard Air Line, was
succeeded yesterday by. Vice President
Barr, as president and general man
ager. Mt. Williams was elected chair
man of the board OF directors. He
wishes to give more time to his bank
Ing Interests and personal affairs. j.
M Middendorf refused election as sec
ond vice president, and the position
was not filed. f.. F. Ryan, T., j
Coolidge. Jr., J: Blair, J. S: Viii
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