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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

9fu er BET Siben at obo1tnere poo
5 @ Saul 8i6sen 6e !" !;
fl1h $1.O0 ON Maret 11e6 8ren1ie
iiffritt: iftitt Moonr 46, Union 8Ioef, Cor.
gaoors & Spurtb 5fg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
9oiuic 9ae,u Oorf, @lias I

So'utc Neip Dprf. @llaS IL
pebbliper fit 6elttog in1o6 Set u1g1t<
Oelige" Seem Oorf r0en noget ipnber<
ligt &el6. 9}psgierrigbe6 Ioffer
nolr4e til Mobilon Squore @or0en,
6oor Me0erne bol6e5, men Set ipnes
ogiaa at bere alt, bbo6 Ser opnoos..,.
Eresien og Nrelterne ct iinr Sfibe
for Doipies Sfelbsoro. @oh ipnes
forreiten ut babe et lprlfil1 Salient /
oen &etning. Mrs. 0omie og s(r~
petageren til bele Serligbe6en, Mr,
9olpie> ST., er / 6enne l1ge afrejif fra
8o1ton poa en- Sornpjeliestur til @p=
ropa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
(Hllevesne fra.)

G1lsclif Miniitcr 1tbnepnt. Song
@b>parO far ltoofe1tet l16ne9neliel
af Sir @enrD Morti11er Duron0 til
engelif Minilter @albington. Sir
@enrp befle6er 5forti0en en- lignen6e
5tilling Mo6ri6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30


5aber brGber fine to 8prn. eSesie
@c@lure, Moricn> SS116., 6rebte for-
le6en fine to 89rn for at bepne Zig
paa fin Some, Ser Dabbe negtet at le=
be iammen me6 ban. Mc@lure fjer=
te iii &uiet; boor 8drnene bar, fit
Sem til at fon1ne me6 fig be0 at lobe
6em @an6D, og 6a 6e bar fontne ct
5tDffe fra &niet, trof Dan &ebolpe-
rem og ifg6 Sem begge. 0g6en tn6=
traf giebliffelig. 9eres 2egemer
lag6e ban / @res1et pes &ejfonte11
og fjgrte iaa til Marion, bbor fan
gop fig ielb op i'll 9prigbe6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
9fprbmanben Martin 6. SpsneIs,

9forbmanben Martin 6. Tosneis,
forbenperenoe Ho1t6ireftdr paa @ll,
ba, MI Superintendent oner 2anb>
poItb9ienet, omtales iom &an6i0at
for Set 1eu leoige gmbe6e iom &eoi-
ior / &olt6epartementet. Scr. Sos
ne1s bor beret Scr. @ri1tptps bpjre
&aon6 i l1n0eriGgellern Mn(e6ning
al &olt1fan6alerue og er bi1tnof be-
Gre bjemme / alt Boltpeienet pe0rp=
ren6e ems nogen on6en Jl1nftiongr
9eportementet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

9rmfnet paa 9ejlcn. Sperfor>
mpnbar poo ct. Groir, Sperretspro>
fl1rator S. 8. Srun er poa 91ejIe fra
0onmorf til @eltin0ien folbet pper
8or0 % 6rufnet. Sen 9lf6p6e, Ser
uar fongebalgt 03eolem af &oloninl,
roo6et, bleb 43 9(or gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Smmierationen tiltager. ssn1mi-
grations : commissioner 6ranf g.
Sargent for u6gibet fin aarlige @op-
port, Der in6ebol6er nogle ganife fn-
teresfante 0plDsntneer Soole6es
angipes glntallet. af SSnmigrauter for
6et fbte Mar at bere 921 ,3t5 Ser.
-ioner, eIler 1O5,O43 mere END / no.
get anoet Mar: Nf 6isie tom %, 900
til Minnelota. Set it6rite MntaI
tom fra SStalien; nenIig 230,622
9ferrtg fen6te Z 206,011, &uslanb
1861 ,099, Spiflan6 4O.086, Sbertge
46,0sG Srlano 35,31O, % Gnelanb
26,2t7. sSngen Sol er angipet +
9berilaget for Morges og Danutarf5
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Mf sssn1nigranterne
Ibar Der 1876, ,667 oer bperfeu funoe.
slRie ener fripe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
Rlandt rand$mlxnQ i Htt1erika.
eSltbilGm1n.
(1ntere..ante ,..attns fra .,asse Rider.

Song Gbriitians Smbilenm.
rNorol. meobcler, at Sc 9anife
Nbilooelpbia, &a., ogter at feire SSu-
bil9et mes en- 8o,1fet SEN 16. 95op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Miic Selma 6anien, 9atter al
Sen befjen6te 0anlfe Sp1nmerban6ler
6. 90. @onlen Seattle, @alb., er
iffg. ~@oib. g." nplig blepet egte.
piet til Stotslenator S. S. Smitb.
Ser er blepen nebnt iom mulig Som.
0ibot for @upernerpoiten / @aibing.
ton pes neite 8olg. 8ruben ers en-
@ro6uent of 5tatsuniberIitetet oe
for mango 8enner / @eattle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

&ontorebcf S. $9iurt=2oren5cn fra
&jpbenbapn afrejler en- ner 6reln-
= tio til Sc oonlf=peltin0iife Ser Dpor
ban forelpbig opertager @uperngrpo-
iten. G9r efter ct ballot slors 6orz
lpb pil ST.. 9!ort=2oren5en life pen=
Sc tilbage til 0onmorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

BIandt Cand$n
(Interessaute 3xaa
Song Gbriitians Snbilcnm
"Norol." meobeler> at Sc Ganlfe
Hbilaoelpbiu, &a., ogter at fejre Slt
bilget mes Ell 8aufet SEN 16. 9eop.
&onturcbcf S. !@iort=2oren5cn fri
&jpbenbapn afrejler en- ner Gren
tio til Sc onlf=be1tin0t1fe Ser Dpo1
ban forelpbig opertager @uperngrpo
iten. Spr efter ct ballot Mors 6or
lsb pil Sr. iort=9oren5en life pcn
Sc tilbaae til 0anmorf.
&ait. @rpcfmeper, tibligere &rn1
Sen banife &irfe fer / 2an0et, nj
0ann1arf, bopoe meooelt, at ba1
enlfeoe at noertage en- &rnltegier
ming berobre poanp. Ser blep jen0.
bam &ol0sbrep fra ct. Ye0ers 0an
ife Mentgbe6 / Minneopolis, met
Ser er I'LL fon1net gfterretning ON
at fan life fpn1ner.
&aitur 81. 81. @citergaar6, ti6lige
re 6prl ltonoer for Sen bo1ife &irfeS
Sfole / 9es Moi11es, sSo., @ronl
&ielp Gcllege, er ifelge Sc iiolt o11=
fonnc bonlfe @lobe nbnnp1t til 5og=
neprait for @oirring og Sornborg
slarbls' Stift. Gaitor &eltergaarb
por fpr ban fom til slmerifa Sogne=
prelt for Citing 9lalborg Stift.
Miic Selma @anien, 9atter al
Sen befjen6te 6anife Gpn1merban6ler
6. 90. s@onien @eattle, @aib, er
iffg. ~@oIb. g." nplig blepet egte-
piet til 5tatsienator S. S. Smitb.
Ser er blepen nebnt iom rnulig &an.
0ibot for @upernerpoiten / @aibing.
ton pes neite 8alg. 8ruben CT en-
@ra6nent al Statsrniberittetet oq
for mango Genner / Seattle.
9tp oanif ltngbomsforenin9. 8
@eattle, @alb, er if(g. u@aib. g." "
25 ut1ge 6olf blepet enige ON at 6an.
ne en 6anif lng6ontsforening til:
gengelig for Damer iaabellpm Ser.
rer. @n @omite blep ne6lat til al
finbe eli pasienoe 2ofale, ser fnt16e
itoo oobent for Meolenmer bper Mf:
ten i l1gen. Gplgen6e mi6lertioigf
8eitprelie blep pal9t: Hraii0ent
9tasm. @anlen; &osierer, Geo. Sob1
ion; @efreter, @3arf. g. &olmboe
Sornoalet er at Iamle Sc hinge, at gi'
be unberboloninger> Sfueipil og oes.
1ige.
&aptejn Sbreeniem, 6erer a
@fonnerten rMhponce" af Sun Sran
cisco, miitebe tflg. v8ten" 2ibet pac
Sregon-&piten. San befan6t fig om
bor6 poa en- lille 9amlper, Ser blgie
reoe @fonnerten ub af @6quille 9fi
Der, 81 en- 8raa6ld req bant ober
bor6. 8oa6en fra Sen nerliggen6t
&e6nings1tation fom burtiglt multg
til, og man fit bam truffet op a
@onbet; men ban bar 6a 6Geno'
Gilltan6 og noaanoebe fort efter
tro6s 6e melt iberbige Toribg paa a
re66e bans Sin. 9lf6g6e efterla6e1
Gnfe og fire 8brn.
&biifole S,1bileet. @om tibli
gere me6belt Tan sen 6anife 9gi
foIe Mnerifa iaar feire 25. Mar!
sSnbiIeun, ibet Ben f6rfte 6anife &ei
ifoIe troo6te i girfiombe6 i @l
&orn, sssa., 1873 nn6er @aitor .. 8
@irfeberg ion 6orftan6er. &aa Da
neboo &gifoIe, EDler, Minn., bill be1
ben Mnleoning bliber feiret en- Sn
bileunsfelt Sen L. og 2. @opem6er
Ser Tan faaes @eiiene6iattelie til ]
og en- GreoieoeI of fulb @ris for Su1
% @etur paa @eitern @asfenger as
location 8anerne, gpl6ig fra %. St
.-tober til 5. 9fobenber.
ST. &eore 8abnefc, ser ion tt6
Iigere. nepnt bar neret / Donn1qrf fol
at forban6le nre6 bonffe Dantpfibs
ieIfaber ON at obertage Erafifen pat
en- M &abt peo Sen n1erifonffe SAB
b1gt, @ulfport, er otter penbt tilbag'
til Mmerifa. Sons Msfion i &ig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Wiarimns Sunlien, Sen unge 0an-
ife gioliniit fra Gbicaeo far MI to-
get fait 0pbol0 i 0mabo> bpr ban
bil anifaffe fig ct Stu6io og gipe
ltn0erpisning paa &iplin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

&ait. @roefmcper, tiolieere &relt
/ Sen banife &irfe ber / 2an6et, MI
/ 0anmarf, bop6e me06elt, at ban
enlfeoe at noertoge en- &reltegier=
ming beropre paanp. Ser blep len6t
bam &ol6sbrep fra ct. Heoers 6an<
lie Menigbe6 / Minneopolis, met
Ser er I'LL fommet Gfterretning ON,
at bon life fon1lner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Mr. S. 4. &ufucb, California 9o-
mia 6orenil1gers ti6ligere Operiefre=
tur, ser for nogle slor iioen blep ol1-
lot beO Eoint &epes 6pritation er
blcpen forfremmet / Sjenelten og for
flpttet til 6pr1totionen poo @oot Ss>
han6> 1ne66eler u9ie1".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
&alsfampen paa tit bpjeitc. Sen.


3. Nobember pil Ser blibe afboIbt
golg / flere Stater for Sths gm-
be0sm9r6, og &onrpen ct 11etop rl1
interesiont. Disle 5toter er:: Mas--
lac5uietts, Rbo6e Sslan6, Marplano>
Ohio, &entucfp, Sotpo, Misiisiippi,
Seem Oorf, &enniploania, geebralfa
og Colorado. SSsgeeip Sort @itp bill
Ser blioe en- boor0 Scamp for Mapor
@mbeoet. Boa Sen enc Si6e> Sutton
Bortiet, er Sen nuberen6e MaDor,
Setb 2otp, 8onnerf6rer; poo Sen orr<
6en itaor Mc@lellan EommanDs
&on6i6Qt.
Snrtig 8eforbring. ge6 Ell Hr6-
be forleoen me6 ct eleftrif Sog
'9e9rbe6en of Berlin opnoae6es en-
Surtigbe6 of 1861 N2il / Silnen.
9en nelte 9og gjentoges sSorigget,
og mon opnoae6e 6o 1912 Mil 81
men. &ejltrgfnt1rgen bar 4 W}tl og
Sporet par af Sc be6lte Ser fan faaes.
@e6ens 6isie Torlbg for Si0en life
bill babe nogen 6irefte T6iger pda
&urtiebe6en al 8efor6ring al Basia<
gerer> biier 0e BOG, bba0 ser -fon 116-
rettes poa bette Smroa0e UNDER gu1t~
itige Smften6tgbe6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

1tlpffestilfelbe. 81 Herioner
bleb 6rgbte og fire baor0t belfa6ige=
Sc pe0 ct Sor6ffreo / Sunnellen I'M
ser 1913. St. / Seem Oorf fgrit / l1gen.
SSor6lfre0et bar foraarloget pe6 mot
refte @prengni1rg of Sten. De fle=
ite M Sc 666e 9lrbei6ere ct sSStalienere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Sra 9anmarf. 8lan0t nllnite0
States" &aslogerer poa Sfibets 1io>
lte &eiie fra &igbenbopn til Seem
Oorf bar 81. a. &ioloniiten &ermon
SonobD og Sanolage 9. Mel films
Mielien fra &i6benbobn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

&aitur 81. 81. &citersaarS, ti6lige=
re 6orltanber for Sen 0anife @irfes
Sfole 9es Moi11es, ssSo., @rono
&ielp Gcllege, er ifglge Sc ii0lt on=
fon1nc bon1fe @lo6e lt6nnpnt til Sog=
nepr9lt for @oirring og @ornborg
slarbl1s Stiit. &oltor @eitergoor6
por fpr Fan fom til 9lmerifa Sogne=
prnlt for Citing / 9lalborg 5tift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

G5arem / Spiflanb* G5aren og
&ejier 8ilbelm bill me6es @iesba-
Sen Sen 4. geob. @eiierin6en og
Yrins @enrp og @enalin6e bill oel=
ta9e / Seitligbeoerne ill 9gre for
G5aren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
9lrbej6sgiperc oraamiicrer iia. gn

"" % 9"'''Te - It!3' II
.np 6orening, iommenlat al 9lrbej6s=
gipere 2on6et ober, bliper fortiben
0onnet 1tn0er gsobnet uNo1ionol Sc
0eration al employers. Sen iigten
er al befenrpe olle ,retfnr0ige og
ublne &rab, JONI 9(rbej6er = ltnioner=
ne filler. Soreningen bil bobe 9fe=
prgie11tanter alle Gele al 2onbet
og &onititutionen bliper for en- bel
De( mo0elleret efterz Se0erotion Of
2abors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

ington Sen Is. Oftober, 0eltpg Mo=
nnmentets 5fobers gnfe, Trn Mobl=
Smitb,, Mfil6ringsfelten. Sum ltoh
be0 SiOen al fin Splteripn og trofo>
| 1te Std1te 6isie Mar,, ST. &eter Ole
Subr, bej og fager, itolt iom Sen bor
9fet til at bere, SET far nooct lit
Maal. 9llles 8liffe ct rette6e poo
ben6e, Ell 8i fal0smumlen goar gjcl1,
nem Toriamlingen, og ct @urra, lom
en- belbillig &erre / 6oriamliltgel,
imi6lerti6 bab0e nbbragt for BrGli=
bent &ooiepelt, 66r poa 8ublif,,nts
2eber, tbi ber bar set ben6e, Sen ito(-
te 6anife &pin6e, font par Sitltatio-
mems &erre. Meblemmerne af &u>
mit6en og mango an6re al 9onoetS
bbieIte Dignitarer fommer % trDffer
ben6es &aan6 og bepi6ner ben6e Sc.
res &pl6eit, ifriber rMor6l"
! Otter en- fort 86n oplelte General
Dobge, Breii6ent / Monumentfomis:
iionen, en- 8eretning om @onumer:
/; tets &iitorie, bnorefter ban D6e6e
! Gru &obl-Smitb fin parme 8ern.
! bring og u6trpfte for ben6e &omis.
| fionens Eaf for Sen ubmerfe6e Moa.
Sc, bporpaa bun baobe fulofprt fir
Mon6s 8erf.
geu itaar 6o bette upragtige Min.
6esmerfe", iom r9eem Sort Sri
bnne"" fal6er set, iom ct @i6nesbDrf
life alene ON en- flor &erfprers taf'
tiFe @bne, men ogiad ont en- flor @n'
itrus Opofrelie og Eroifab moo fit
Monbs Min6e og 6eres felles S6ea
Ter.
@amti6igt rneo at @bermans 5ta'
Tue bGeb afileret @afbtngton Bier
Ser af 6en amerifanife Whniiter
@iebenbabn, poo Sen arnerifanife Ste.
gierings 8egne, ne6lagt en- &rans,
bonife og au1eritanife Gorber pao
Carl &obI< Smiths @rab. Miniltel
@1penion talte be6 @raben. 8lan6l
Sc EilIte6eberenoe sbar General Sber
mons irtime Ben, General 6. s
@briltenien, 8ille6bugger Stepba1
Sfn6ing % Sc Sor. StatefS @onil1I
&igbe1tbaon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

&aa sen banifc Tinanslup* Gen
for ct &i0srum al 3 e(or gimme @e-
billing pao $500 ST.. oorlig til Sen
oanlfe ebongelii if=lrtberife &irfe i
slmerif2 er l10l9bet, men forel llaoeS
fornDet for ire slor p0erligere.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
TWO CHURCHES ADMITTED
Minneapolis Baptist Association Two
Churches Larger Than Before.

Trinity church of~this city and the new
OgilVie church We're admitted yesterday
by the Minneapolis Baptist association at
its annual meeting, III Calvary church. A
request for statement of what led to the
formation Of Trinity church was ruled out,
as the statement had been read at the
meeting of the council Monday night.
Rev ]. f. Hill of Northfield was made
moderator and Rev. G. F. Holt of Mime
apolis secretary. Rev. G. III. Gamble de-
liyered the annual sermon. Rev. e. r.
Pope, superintendent of state missions,
reported a membership In the association
of 4,739, and that s37,640 had been raised
during the year, which sum did not in
clude the Calvary church report, as it had
not yet been submitted The dsburse-
ments for benevolences were $15,790, or
900 in excess Of the previous year.
A history of Chicago Avenue Baptist
church was read. after which Rev. DR.. w.
W. Dawley of Minneapolis spoke in the in
terest of the Minnesota Education Society,
women to obtain a good Christian educa-
tion He was followed by DIR. Ford of
Pilsbury academy, who spoke of the adj
vantages of Pilsbury academy. He told
of the new boys dormitory under con-
struction, and asked that the best stu
dents be sent there for their education.
G. F. Taylor gave the plans for the Min
nesota Baptist summer assembly, July &c
to Aug. TO-, Ga
AT the evening session DIR. Daw1ey
preached the doctrinal sermon, taking for
his subject Christ, the Exegete,'' showing
how Christ interpreted God to man-his
nature, his purpose and his heart. Mr.
Pope followed with talk on the subject
of Wanted"
Philadelphia Lawn Mowers, at Gardner
Hardware Co, 3O4-6 Hennepin
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
SIMPLY BREATHE IT,
A Few Minutes Use of Hyomel Four
Times Day Cures Catarrh

The plea sa ntest, most convenient and
the only scientific method for the treat
ment and cure of ca tarrh is Hyomei Sim
ply put twenty drops of Hyonei in the
Inhaler that comes with every package
and then breathe it for a few minutes
four times a. day.
1t seems remarkable that so simple a
way Of treating catarrh will effect a cure,
but the most important discoveries of sci
ence have always been the simplest. BY
breathing Hyonlei in this way every par
ticle Of air that enters the air passages of
the throat and head and goes into the
lungs is charged with healing loalsam
that kills the germs and tacill of catarrh
and soothes and allays all irritation.
The first days use of Hyemei will show
a decided Improvement and in a short
time there will be no. further trouble
from catarrh. It's action is rapid and
lasting.
You take no risk in buying Hyomei. A
complete outfit costs 81, and if after using
you can say that it has not helped you,
Voegeli Bros. will return your money.
What other treatment for catarrh is sold
under a guarantee like this? None other
has sufficient merit. IL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
A New Land and Lumber Company.

The Hill City Land, Loan and Lumber
company is the title of q new corpora ton
which has filed articles of Incorporation
with the secretary Of state. The, incorpo-
rators are. Edwin t.. Buck, president, Of
Minneapolis; j. Emerson Greenfield, score
tary and treasurer. Manson, Iowa; James
Harper, vice president, Minneapolis;
James e. Gill; general manager. Hill
City: Mimi The capital stock is placed
at S1O0. 900 and is all subscribed and fully
paid up. The principal place of business
is to be at Hill City, Aitkin county, Min
nesota, where the company owns the
growing townsite of Hill City and some
81. 600 acres Of hardwood and meadow and
AGRICULTURAL lands which are being dis
posed of to settlers. It is said this COM
pany owns some of the most extensive
bodies of hardwood saw timber and cedar.
lands in Minnesota which are directly on
the, line Of one Of the new proposed lines
Of railway to be built north from the
twin cities. The Hill city Land, Loan and
Lumber company absorbs all the holdings
of the firm Of ]. e. Gill g Co. of Hill
CITY, J. Emerson Greenfield has for
years been vice president and active in
the management OF the Bank of Manson,
Manson, Iowa, aladsind1Eidually owns sew
eral thousand acres of land in the south
ern part of tasca scounty. Mr.. Greenfield
will build a new horne at Hill City and
is now improving some of his farm lands
there. Messrs. Buck. Harper and Gill are
quite. well known here by their energetic
connection with the Colonization of the
Hill Lake district IN Aitkin and Itasca
counties, ~ ~ g
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

Enthusiastically cloudy tonight and
Saturday with possibly showers in east
and south portions: warmer in east por-
ton to might; fresh southerly winds Wis
consin-Generally fair tonight and Sat
urday except possibly showers in west
portions; warmer Saturday and in west
portion tonight; fresh southeast winds.
Upper Michigan Generally fair tonight
and Saturday: fresh northeast to east
winds. Iowa--Partly cloudy with probably
showers Saturday and in west portion to-
night; warmer in east portion tonight
fresh to brisk southerly winds.
North Dakota-Partly cloudy to-nigh,
and Saturday. with possibly local showers,
variable winds South Dakota -Partl,
cloudy tonight and Saturday, with pos.
#sibly local showers; cooler tonight il
1prth central portion; variable winds
Montana Cloudy tonight and SATURDAY.
with probably showers in eastern portion
variable Winds
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
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Of Minneapolis
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CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK

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and get your binding done at century
News Store 6 Third street. near Hen.
nepin avenue. $50
Before leaving the city for the summer
protect your jewels, valuable papers ana
silverware by depositing them IN the Vaults
Of the Minnesota Loan & Trust Company.
Albert Arnold in police court this morn
ing was charged with stealing a seaiskln
coat from Miss Gowdy of the Washington
school, He asked for an examination ana
the hearing was set for Monday.
Fowler fraternity will have an open
meeting in Fowler church Sunday morn
ing when r. B. Walker Will speak on
why Does Providence Hide His 1ndivld-
uality From Us ard What Has He
Given in It's Place"
Minneapolis Lodge No. l, K. p, will
hold an-informal reception for Judge M
A. Spoorer. an enthusiastic member OF
the order, in the Masonic Temple this
evening. The second rank Will De con
ferred upon several candidates.
A meeting of the police emergency
fund committee will be held In police
headquarters Monday at 3 p IN. The
principal matter of business to come be
fore the meeting Is to arrange for the
annual picnic of the department
The university musical department. un-
der the direction of Professor Emil Ober-
hotter will present Haydn's oratorio, The
Creation in the8 university chapel
Friday evening, May Is. The musical de-
partment was installed but year age
and this is the first time the students
have attempted any concert work on g
large scale. They will be assisted in the
solo work by number of the city's best
singers. ill.,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
A QUADRIGAs BY FRENCH
An Artistic Bronze to Surmount the
Capitol Entrance.

Daniel c. French, the eminent sculp-
tor, will design and model a bronze group
to surmount the entrance of the new CAPT.
toll. The commissioners have decided to
add this feature, in view of the increased
funds now available.
The group will be a quadriga, following
the design of thefgroup supplied by Mr..
French at the court of honor on the
Worlds Fair grounds. This group con
sisted of four horses harnessed to a Ro-
man chariot led by two classic figures,
white another figure drives in the chariot
The entire group will be in bronze on a
bronze base.
Mr. French has already done work on
the capitol, being the designer Of the six
figures in marble over the main entrance
He is also the sculptor of the John S.
Pillsbury statue on the university campus
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
TO ESCAPE HIGH RENTS
Many Persons In Different Parts Of the
City Are Building Small
Shacks

b II 4
The erection Of homes costing from SIS
to $500 threatens to make shantytown Of
parts of Minneapolis. These houses are
being built because rents are up
II think this is a deplorable condition., y
says Jesse Wakeman of the building in
spector's Office. tIn my opinion it is the
result Of short sightedness on the part Of
our real estate men. They have been rails
ing rents around the city SO as to impress
upon the people that it is better to own
their own homes.
ION the face of it this looks well; but
the actual result. Is that many handsome
districts of the city:are being ruined and
If this thing continues no one who wishes
to put up a handsome residence will invest
in districts where these shanties are nu-
merous.
"It is only by questioning that have
discovered just what is going on. no.
ticed that great many people were COM
ing in for. permits for barns and sheds.
When questioned, they admitted that they
expected to live III these buildings"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
PRISON SITE CROWDED
Addition Now Contemplated Will
Take Last Available Snace,

Chairman Martin and Judge Gould Of
the state board of control held the month
ly meeting of the board at Saltwater yes
terday and decided to have plans drawn
for the construction Of the two new cell
wings, to add eight cells. When these
have been built all the available space
on the present site will be taken. When
more room is needed a few years later
there will have to be a new prison built
in another location.
Three prisoners were discharged and
ten paroled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-08
Memory Burrs.

May. friar.~I am a kind OF burr;
shall stick.
. 80 Don't deceive yourself by think
. . ing that YOU can't save because it's
. oftoo much bother to go to the Saw
ings Bank. There are. probably 100
places in this city through which
you can safely send this bank
money for deposit. At any post
office YOU can buy a. $3.50 order for
SC, $500 order for &c. $1,000
order for Sc. a $50. 90 order for 10c,
a $4,000 order for 12c and so on.
Any express office or any drug store
having an express office agency will
sell You an order for the same
~ charge. IS. 90
Send us the order with your name
and address. We do the rest.
. . To him that hath shall be
. . given,' you can't get 5 per cent
until you have $500.
go When you can't make both ends
. . . meet Savings Bank Book will helr
splice them together.