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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-09
''O'SuIIivan''
>. . Rubber
Is like ''SterIlna" on Silver

When you buy silver you always
look for the word Sterling" If it's
there, all right If it isn't, you won't
take it. You can't tell, unless you are
an expert, whether it is solid or plat
ed, and you don't need to, for that
word Sterling tells the whole story.
The same way with rubber heels.
When you see this stamp
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-09
THIEF RIVER FALLs-Minn Anri

IHIEF' RIVER FALLS,- Mimi, April
8. Special Indian Agent Thomas
Downs has returned frpm- the Red
Lake agency, where She was sue
cessful in securing the signatures Nof
the chiefs and head men to an agree
ments pledgtng the Indians to remove
from the eleven townships In the west
end of the reservation before June 20.
The local Indians are adding their sig
natures to the list as fast as they ar
rive here, and a general council has
been called for tomorrow at this city
to finish up the matter. The sale will
probably begin about July 1 and con-
tinue through July and august. Col.
Downs will now proceed with the ap-
prafsement of the Indian improve
ments on the land to be sold.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-09
THAWs PIPES WITH ELECTRICITY
Minneapolis Man Has Scheme to Put
Plumbers Out of Business.

A. r. Cole, an emplOye Of the Smith
& Wyman Sash and Door factory, de-
clares that he has perfected a device
for thawing underground pipes that
will put the plumbers out of the thaw-
ing business. Electricity is the mys-
ferrous agent whereby Mr.. Cole accom-
plishes his work.
To get at frozen pipe running many
feet underground, the inventor con-
structed an electric agitator, consist
Ing of a pail of water, containing about
pint of sulphuric acid. Two strips
of copper were lowered into the pail
and wire from one run into a iyna-
mo, passed to q switchboard and car
ried to the faucet of the frozen pipe.
A second wire was run from the street
key at the other end of the pipe back
to the other copper strip. A current
was then used for an hour and a half
with the result that the frozen pipe of
seventy-five feet was in working or
der.
Robbers Clean Out Saloon.
Frank Pracna's saloon, III Main
street southeast, was held up and rob
bed of $50 by two masked men Thurs
day night, The robbers contented
themselves with the money in sight,
not knowing that the safe contained
several hundred dollars. The robbers
were very cool during the proceeding,
and when Pracna refused to throw up
his hands and made a move for his
gun, one of them poked a revolver in
his face and remarked, laughingly,
Don't be a fool. II you get gay I'll
blow your head off,"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-09
THREE MEN DROWN.

lowans Go Down in "a Lake While
.~ Hunting Ducks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-09
GUY G. MAXWELL
is MADE PRESIDENT

Continued From First Page.
Courier Democrat., 1904-05-26

Telephone Dedrick to move your
stoves. Phone No. 10.
Cash register in good working order
for sale at The Bee Hive Store.
Reiber, the painter, has his shop
over Gardners Furniture Store. Phone
SO.
Mrs. H. d. Parsons is home from her
visit of several months with relatives in
Oregon.
MIR. j. H. Morgan of Bruce township
has fine young stallion for service at
his ranch.
j. A. Brosnahan was at Grafton last
Sunday for visit over the week end
with his family.
Read carefully the announcement of
the ''Lucky Saturday Sales" atSchulke's
Trade Palace Department Store.
Ed. e. Noble, representing the Home
Life insurance company with head
quarters at Grand Forks, has been here
during the week.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
| and Mrs. E. H. Durbin, who recently
have moved here from Beardsley, MINI.
Mother and child reported as doing
nicely.
w. Schroeder was in town Monday
making proof on his Bruce township
homestead. He had along with him as
witnesses Julius Gohl and T. Trahan.
All report wonderfully rapid growth
of early sown grain this spring.
Mrs. Belle Birmingham, lady COM
mander: The Lady Maccabees hold
special meeting tomorrow, Friday after
noon, at the K. of P. hall. The hour of
the meeting will be half past three
o'clock. Business of Importance makes
it imperative that all members attend.
Rev. Wettlaufer, pastor of the German
Evangelical church in Loan township,
was in the city yesterday saying fare
we'll to Langdon friends. He and his
family are leaving Osnabrock today for
their new home in Oregon Rev. Wett-
laufer leaves Cavalier county after
residence of three years on account of
the poor health of his wife. At the close
of the usual services last Sunday evening
the congregation of his church in Loan
presented their pastor with a purse of
S45 accompanied by an address express
sive of their regret at his departure
from their midst.
Courier Democrat., 1904-05-26

Henry Hebert has position in the
drug store of Burke & Co.
Mrs. S. J. Waters from Hannah was in
the city couple of days last week.
Before buying spring shirt waists it
will pay you to look c. j. Kelly's line
over
Seed flax for sale. Not bit of
mustard in it. Will sell on time. p. p.
Kopriva.
Many cigar looks hundred per
cent better than it is. The w. B. is as
good as it looks.
All paper hanging, calcimining and
inside painting 1 attend to it personally.
Reiber, the painter.
The birth of son is reported as hav
ing occurred Monday night, at the home
of P. Leford and wife in the Dorval
addition.
Rev. Irvine Of Osnabrock officiated as
moderator at the meeting of the Pres
byterian church in this city last week
at which call was extended to Rev. G.
L. Wilson of Mandan, as pastor.
Hannah's party OF five, including
Banker Mcmillan, G. A. Gilbert, Amos
Abbott, w. E. Adams and Thos. Spiker,
went down the line Monday and expect
to spend a month taking IN the ST. Louis
fair.
J.J. Souch returned home Thursday
from Fargo, where he represented the
A. o. U. w. lodge Of this city at the
grand lodge meeting of the order. He
speaks in high praise of the entertain
ment provided the visitors by the
Fargo lodge.
At the close of the school year, May
l3, at the university of Manitoba, the
English scholarship for French students
was won by Cavalier county boy,
Joseph Oswald Plante, son of Major
Plante of Beaulieu. With the honor OF
the scholarship goes prize of $40.
Remember the concert by home tai
ent next Monday night at the opera
house, under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League lecture course. 1t will
be musical treat, the best thing of the
season. Get your seats reserved at
Burke e. Co.'s drug store on Saturday
and Monday.
A. j. Simpkins, jeweler with Nc.
Gruer Il. Void for the past three years
resigns his position with the firm this
week and goes to Darlington, N. d.
where he takes the management of q
iewelry store. Mr.. Simpkins in leaving
Langdon will be missed by wide circle
of friends. He takes with him the well
wishes of Langdon people for future
success. ~
Have you seen Kelly's new line Of
gents neckwear for the spring trade?
Courier Democrat., 1904-05-26
WHEAT MARKET.

Prices corrected up to noon Thursday, NAV
y, 1904, by Agent Souch, of the Cargill Elevator
Co., Langdon, N. OAK
Whaa No 1 Hard COL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Sale in the Carpet Department.

When you looking for bargains don't fail to visit our Carpet and Upholstery Department is full of big bar gains and the very things you need
 All remnants of China and Japanese mattng all cut rolls put in this sale at half price In many instances there is enoughin piece to large room The col ors and the patterns desirable Regular price 2Oc yard. Realization Sale price l0c yard
 Mating Regular price 25c a yard Realization Sale price I2 I-2c yard.
 Mating Regular price 30c sc and 4oc yard Reaiz- aion Sale price I5c.
 All wool Ingran Carpets bright coors and good pat terms Regular price oSc yard Realization Sale price 49c a yard
 All wool patent weave ngrain Carpets, bright coors and pretty patterns Regular price 75o yard Realization Sale price 59c yard. 9 x12 Administer Rugs handsome patterns Reg ular price 3000 Realization Sale price 25.00,
 Velvet Carpets in good coors and new patterns. Reg uar price 125 yard. Realization Sale price 79c.
 Tapestry Carpets in beautiful designs. Regular price 89c to 95c yard Realization Sale price 69c yard
 lot of Carabaugh Kazaks and Shirvan Rugs in hearth sizes in brilliant colors and beautiful patterns nice texture Regular price 20.00 Realization Sale price .00.
 All of our 25O0 and 5000 Moussul Hamadan Shiraz Cashmere and Shrvan Rugs very fine and elegant pat terms, good sizes. Realization Sale price l0,50.
 New items will be added to this Department every day. For extra values In house furnishings you should visit this sale daily
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Prices in the House
 Furnishing Department

The House Furnishing Department comes into the big Realization Sale with extra special offers which will appeal to all housekeepers.
 10O-piece English semi-porce.ain Dinner Set in three decorations and two colors, has soup tureen and soup plates Regular price 15.OO set. Real fl Rf1
 White Carlsbad China Ovide Teas. Regular price 200 per dozen. Realization Sale price for cEn a set of six ........................ UJU
 12-piece Sem-Porcelain Toilet Sets in three col ors and two shapes. Regular price 7.50. Real mn ization Sale price e...........|.......... JsUu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Prices on Silks.

Crepe de Chine, almost a complete color ed assortment, including few blacks; great many popular evening shades from 2l to 24 inches wide; regular price 100, 7En 125 and 1.50. Realization Sale price. UO
 Best Colored Taffeta, our regular 85c quail ity, in purple, navy, green, cerise, etc; very desirable for dress Things, petticoats, Eg1n waists, etc. Realization Sale price. VUW
 Lace Nets and Fancy Grenadines, about LOO yard. Realization Sale price. UOG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Sale in the Lace Departm.

The Realization Sale includes many beautiful and hand trimmings at generous saving in price. About thirty pieces of silk applique lace in butter color ranging from to inches wide Also about twenty pieces of black silk galoons four inches wide the foundation being the finest quality silk net very light and airy, suitable for trimming evening well street gowns Regular price 35c 2En to soc yard Realization Sale price 10o
 A line of machine Torchon edgngs and insertions to match exact limitations of the real handmade lace Regular price 121a to 15c yard Realization lfln
 New cambric and swiss all-over embroidery either in closed or open patterns 20 inches wide suitable for yokes whole waists corset covers, etc. exquisite new patterns Reg; Regular price LOO per yard Realization Sale 65c
 We have many of last seasons face veilngs in small or large meshes with dots spots or spider webs, in black or coors. Regular price 35c yard Reaza l(1r uOn ode pCe "
 Many odds and ends of ance bralds gumpes, appi- que etc. that accumulated with the last seasons business that consists of large assortment o patterns, black and coors in silk worsted Regular price l5c to soc lfn yard. Realization Sale price. sOO
 800 dozen buttons in metal and bone Regular price kn 1Oc to 30c dozen. Realization Sale price "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Some New Things in Millinery.
The Realization Sale in Shoe Department

values member of the family
  latest ss, and "Rst sa S D you can be fitted this indeed 298 
  . ~  Sale es-SU trimmed, L50 Realization VOu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
White Dress Goods at Realiza-
 ton Prices.

It is not necessary to tell our customers of how good and stylish white wool dresses, skirts and waists are. If in the early part of the season you wanted one, but considered it too expensive, buy one now when the prices are cut until there is very little left of them. They are slightly soiled on the selvage and some places on the fold.
 38 to 5O-inch Examines, Voes, Boucle, Crepe de Paris, Serges, Veilings, Henriettas, worth up to and including 1.50 values. E0n In the Realization Sale at. ......... VUO
 One lot 22-inch colored wool dress goods; regular price 25c yard. In the Realiza- O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
The Realization Sale is for Men Too.

The men have not been overlooked Tn our blg pflce cutting Realization Sale Here are some snappy good values that should appeal to men.
 Mems 15c all linen standing and turn down colarsneW shapes because of their being slightly soed, and only one trip to the laundry will remedy this, will be sold in Hn Coloed Dress Shirts, stylish colors neat patterns, at tached or detached cuffs, regular price 1SO 76n
  Mems genuine Guyot Suspenders, regular price 9Qn 
 Mems all-wool Jersey Office Coats saves your good coat from the and tear of office and much more comfortable
 Coats regular price 300 Realization price .75 Coas regular price 400 Realization price. 2.25 Coats regular price 500 Realization price. $50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Prices on Jackets.

There time to lose in this garments demand hardly three months of cold weather ahead had yourself for with or these comfortable jaketSnuch underprced
 Women 898 black Ksey Jackets 27 and 30nch long, with and with nicely lined Realization
 
 ksey with quality champagne red and cloth military Realization
 Women 2S0 nch Jackets quality English Kersey with shoulder nicely lined tan Realization VI
 Women co and 70 30nch jackets made fine Abelne Fnee black with the stylish effect Realza- ton Sale VI
 42nch marked 225O black elegantly desirable IA for Realization Sale
 and black lined former 9R price 35O0 OO0 and 45O0 Realization Sale price ~
 3 silks and OO Your choice the Realization Sale onetd the regular
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Childrens Dresses at Realization Prices.

ChIdrens Dresses. very desirable for school wear, made of fancy Scotch plaids trimmed in solid color cash and fancy brad made in late style with handkerchief bertha neat belt and cuffs. braid trimmed full skirt dresses lined throughout for girls from to IA years od good as sortment of colors Regular price l2S Realiza- Q0n ton Sale price. ......................OO OOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
The Realization Sale in the Suit Department

Means that tailored suit made for this seasons must be closed out immediate 
 This unusual chance get the best goods the best styles the best tailoring at the prices of ordinary instead of hgf-clas suits
 Wqmen 3I and 500 Tailored Sut navy black and fancy mxu 95 ~aO~ Women and Misses fine Tailored Suits which have sold all the at 1000 un[ned skirts blouse with effect walking and dress length skirts very linn ia 05  Women Misses sold 275O and 3SO blouse with without tailored Realization f0 OK this
  Realization 9A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Prices on Gold Watches.

Not even our surplus stock of solid gold watches will be excluded from the Realization Sale You assured that the prices watches have here reached the lowest level.
 Womens solid IA kt watches extra heavy, handsomely engraved with Egn or Watham movements, guaranteed in every respect Regular price 5000. Reaiza- 97 Ef1 ton Sale price .......................U UIsUU
 Womens IA kt. gold watches with Egin or Waltham movements Regular price 25.00 Realization 10 7E sale price ......... 1Os g
 Mems solid IA kt gold watches extra heavy, reliably made with either Elgin or Waham movements. an 0D Regular price 375O Realization Sale price. UUsUU
 Womens watches, standard make, gold filled cases war ranted to twenty years either Egn Watham move ments Regular price 2o.oo Realization Sale dE cfl
 Mems gold filled watches open face Standard American movements, case warranted to wear twenty years. Regular price 1200. Realization Sale m
 Every day new items will be added to the Realization Sale of jewelry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Prices on Millinery.

 desirable Realization a sagss sonet 2 each 9kn
  and n  o trimmed with
   
  the samh for month ago
 Some New Things in Millinery  the latest styles for early Spring  nup andm and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Sale Prices on WOmen's Bath
 Robes.

Womens Eiderdown Bath Robes made of all wool Crepon EiderdoWn all finished every robe full fash ion large sailor collar, satin trimmed full sleeves with back cuffs satin trimmed fastened down front with silk frogs and beted at waist with heavy rope in blue 40 and Pink Regular price 750. Realization Sale price fsfU
 Womens double faced Flanneette Bath Robes, in beau tfu Dresden patterns coors Pink and Blue large sailor col finished seams, string ties at neck and rope at waist French back. Regular price 300. Realization Sale 0Q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Sale of Blankets and Comfort

Just read these prices and we are sure that you W eager to take advantage of this money saving opportu
 81 to 9O-inch Lamnated Comforts with fine silk covers, filled with pure white cotton Regular 2 price 3.5O. Realization Sale price. ce.............Ks Ks
 All wool IA blankets, red blue or pink Dor Regular price 4.50 par Realization Sale 2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Realization Sale Prices in the Cotton G0t
 Department.

All of our 0c Flanneettes in the Realization ' odC dt '
 All of our 15c Kimona cloth in beautiful patterns,
 in the Realization Sale at Characterization.
 All of our 75c French Flannels, the desirable 1 coors and pretty patterns, in the Realization Sale at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
Childrens Three Coats at Realization Prices

that sold all OO 2 and 50 eac made in the latest
  bele Realization price
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
WOmen's FIannelette Wrappers

All 100 wrappers go into this Realization Sale at big re-
 ductons in prices made of good Flannelette in desirable colors and patterns, fancy yokes and epauets nicely trim med with braid, full sleeves and trimmed cuffs 79n belted back and front Realization Sale price. .. aOG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17
What the Realization Sale Means fOl

Every Vestee Suit in our stock regardless of how good they are and how much they cost go in the Realization Sale with prices cut one-haf-
 suits for < suits for
 suits for for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-17

Women's soc Vests in the Realization Sale
 at 24c.
 Natural grey mixed wool and cotton vests feeced, crocheted finished silk ape full shape closely ribbed waist and cuffs gusset sleeves, full size, nice weight 2An Regular price soc. Realization Sale price .E7U
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CAPITAL, AND SURPLUS. $1,000

Fiscal Agent of the United States in China and I
PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM NJ MoYER, President of the National Shoe ant
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WAR INSURANCE JUMPS.
Reported to Have Raised With Begin.
ming of Hostilities
ipatch from New York says:

A dispatch from New York says:
War risk insurance rates on the cargoes
of vessels in the far east have gone up with
rapidly. Six months ego the premium on
war risk policy was only one-eghth Of
one per cent of the value of the cargo
Yesterday it was as high per cent
Whether it would go higher depended on
the results of the first decisive sea fight, il
was said yesterday. for if one fleet should
annihilate the other the war risk on neutral
' essels with no contraband of war on board
would drop appreciably. The rate yester-
day on war risks one-half per cent or
neutral steamers in the Pacific, with no
contra band of war on board. and one per
cent for neutral sailing vessels with no
contraband cargo There are few Russian
steamers to be insured, they have near
ly all been seized by the Russian govern
ment for transports. but there a number
of Russian sailing vessels loading in South
America and Europe, the cost of whose in
surance against loss by war is about per
cent.
Most of the transoceanic liners of Japan
have also been withdrawn. to serve as
transports. but there are a large number of
coz sters and steamers plying between
Japan and the mainland. and on these the
war risk rates are the highest. The cost
of insuring these vessels plying between
Z pan, and Korean. Chinese and FormOsan
Sorts ranges from per cent to per cent.
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Regent OF NHtIODdI CUuHclI, hOJHI ATcaHunl.
Mercer was born in Clayton county, Ga,
December q, 1873, removing to Washington
about five years ago to take a clerical posi-
ton in the War Department. He is an en-
thusiastic member of the Royal Arcanum
and has served in the minor offices of Ma
tional Council for several years.
The Grand Lodge. Knights of Pythias.
has arranged to meet in annual convention
at Pythian Cooperative Hall Friday, Feb
uary 10, at 1870 p m. The date is the for
tieth anniversary of the foundation in this
city of the first Pythian lodge in the world.
The Grand Lodge will continue in session
for several days. On Sunday evening Feb
ruary u, the Grand Lodge will attend di-
vine service at the McKendree Memorial
Church.
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sAMONG THE
FRATERNITIES

Representative James M. Robinson OF
Indiana has become we'll known in Wash
i.ngton fraternal circles, and is frequently
called upon for addresses on important oc-
casions He has recently spoken at the
memorial services OF the Eagles and the
ftwenty-ffrst anniversary of the founding of
w ashington Lodge, No. 15, b. P. o. e.
Mr.. Robinson takes a deep interest In
fraternal organizations, and 10 genuine
Joiner. He holds membership in Home
Lodge, No. o42. F. A. A NJ; Fort Wayne
fLodge of Perfection. A. A. s. R.; Harmony
Lodge, No 10, 1. o F.; Phoenix Lodge,
NO 1O1. K. of P; Fort Wayne Lodge, No.
ta56, B. P. o. Elks; Fort Wayne Lodge OF
the A. o. U. w; Lodge No. 1927, MODERN
Woodmen of America; Capt. ]. B. White
Camp Sons of Veterans, and Aerie No.
PAS Fraternal Order of Eagles. All these
bodies meet In his home city of Fort
Wayne and he has held Office in many OF
them. Mr.. Robinson is a native of Fort
Wayne and farmers son. born In 1861,
fnnd now In his forty-third year He at
tended common school until he was fifteen
years of age, being a newsboy during his
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Arrangements have been made by Ma
tional Council, No 527, Royal Arcanum, for
celebrating Washington s birthday, Febru-
AIRY % by a stag social at the council rooms,
516 9th street northwest. The affair will be
under the supervision of the orator of the
council Leonard II. Mattingly. Several of
Washingtons best-known entertainers will
contribute TO the program.
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Pope Proclaims a Jubilee.

Agreeably to the custom of every pope
to proclaim a jubilee during the first yea,
of his pontificate, Pope Plus X has Issued
an encyclical, dated February 2, proclaim
ing a jubilee for February Is, the annver-
sary of the proclamation of the dogma OF
the Immaculate Conception. Three months
ndulgences are granted
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GREEN STOCK AND RIGHTS, HAYS, NIT
CHELL, TREADWELL., SAN LUIS, CAPE, ETC,
CALIFORNIA KING.
fe13-2t. WATERMAN & CO., 1913 ST.
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Jefferson Davis, timber stevedore, died at
Mobile, Ala, in October, 1908, from inju-
ries received on the steamer Alicia, while
he was engaged in slowing her cargo. He
left a wife and two children A damage
suit was commenced there, and the libeling
of the steamer in Pensacola is a part OF
the proceedings.