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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
neber ole earopaiide Muswanoe:
ruas nad oea Ser. Staaten

Derofientlidt Der moblbefannte YraIi.
bent oes ct. N~apbaels . Sereins,
9lbg. Teter y. Gabenslp III Simburg
q. g, i'm neteIten Seit DER y@iin9e-
ler glqgemeinen &unOi6au" einen
intereIianten Irtifel.
9erIelbe beginnt nit einem Slid
blid auf Die 8eidi1te unierer Gin-
D%uuoerung uno bcbt beionbers ibre
@eoeutung fir bos @u6Stbum Der
futboliid)en Stride berpor.
SEER @ubenSlp beipridt in lebr
iN%npothii1er @eiie Die Seltrebungen
scr eillgeluauoerten &atbolifen, in
Gonrgrheit Der 9eutihen, sur g(ufs
ro~dterbaItuna ibrer 5luei ebeliten,
70 maize nit einan6cr permanoten
Glitter: ibres beiligen @lau6ers uno
ihr2r oieleolen Mtutteriprod)e.
Muuptmittel ba5E ieien bon Sin.
iGllN un Qcpeien: Die 8iarri6ule, ser
G2ntrolucrcir mo Die beiltide 1reIie.
&Ou Der leBteren bemerft er nit
9iedt, Oob tie einen mGdtigen Sottor
i'm lirhIiheu wic politif6en &e6en
biloe, mo iiigt bin5u: r@1breno Die
iriidcu &otbolifcn feline Sages5ei.
tYma 5n5s%, rnterbolten Die oerltidyen
&otbolifen fes tdglid, eriGeinenoc
Glati 81 merifo" mo beIiteu
euberbem nod ii6er slpan5ig in gro.
Sem Sormat eriGc!neubc @od,en.
bldtter."
Nu6 fllrSem SimpeiS altf iciae be
formte @iugube pom Sabre 1891 an
ben fl. Sir5l, %beidGitigt iid &err
GnbenSlp nit Der @inlpanocrungS.
Statiltit ser lebten poor Sabre rnS
benlertt gum S6litB:
Sir Die fatboliid)e Stride in ben
Gereinteten Stoaten mare es bon Der
gr0Bten 9eSeuturg, ipenn in tirdJ.
lid,er Re5iebune iiir Die &uncerttou-
'eroe in nEsreiherber @eilc Qeipr9t
plr0e. SEQ Ger 9reise6nte bat ole.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

olem goraufgesaneenen iton cine
ltarfe 3nmltbnng an tire @iltmii.
tbtgtett. Ser @oggamon'ihe BAIT
terott aber unb Die burh oenieIben
entbiiQte, iiber sic Moben leihtiin-
nige Mrt, mie in @oibington nit Den
Spferpfennigen ser @lGubigen urtge.
Iprnn9en miro, bat Dem Saiie
poleilos Den 9oben uisgeitIaeen.
Mfan fam oaber MIR brineenb
miinifen, Dob Der Name unb Dos SIN.
ieben oes oberiten Sirtpn nidt als
Sedmuntel Der gpplnnten neiten
y,3punes Contribution" benust
perOe, beren Siusco nit Siderbeit
pormls5ulebcn lit. = ugrceliior".
Ser Stabtratb bon 8innipeg, 60
naoa, faBte neulif] Den geidluB, Ole
Steuerfreibeit fir ole jene Sbulen
auf5ubeben, in welden nift aus.
ibliebli6 ensliid) gelebrt pirS. @pn
bieier WaBregel meroen niht MIR Die
fatbolii6en, ionbern aitb Die beut-
ifen lltberiid)en Efdrrid,llen betrof.
fen. SIS miro imnter dryer, miro
inns I'M Sinblif atlf oieie @iufiir-
maBregel aus CANADA gel6rieben.
Sor IA Sabren rallbte man ben au.
tboiifet burh bas beriidtigte Iani.
toba'er Sfulgeiet ibre SHrIlen in
Wanitobn, nno jett, ba iie inter
ldJpercn Spiern ne,te erriftet baben,
mill muii bieie altd nod b%elteuern.
Manitoba rameritaniiirt" iih! -
u@anberer".
@inen ineetreuen &ned)t bate Ser
SdaiSiidter Suniils @riabt IN
SOabo. Seiu S6Gier nabm nGmlid,
feline gauge 5000 &opie s6bleuoe
Sdafbeeroe nit ii1 nod Chicago uno
perfaufte bieielbe. Als Scr. @ri9bt
@inO bon Der Sade erbielt ltno iei.
men S6afen uno Dem S6Gfer naf
Chicago fplgte, batte Der lebtere bos
8elo fiir Die S6afe, $1,000, ihon
eingeltedt uno mar perihmrnben. Gs
paIIirt oof) mitltnter nod, etlpas nod,
ME Sagepeienesl - ySeroIo bes
@lalibens".
lleber ben tragiihen 600 Ser jun
gen Nrill3eIIin BON MItltrieu, Der
1lteIten Sdpeiter bes &Dnigs bon
SpanielL bringt Die yGorreipon-
oeicia" Die enae 9~e5iebungeu gum
Shloiie bot, nod folgenoe Wittbei-
lllngen: Ser 500 erfolete an II.
Sftober, nnhoem elm pperatiper Gin.
griff erfolalos gepeien mar. Sie
Erin5eiiin dilBerte, ibr Gnbe iei nobc,
unO Tie boffe, 8ptt iperbe Tie enGbig
aufnebmen. Sic empiing Die leste
Seluilg nit GROCER IuOaht. Die
geiammte &oniesfamilie fniete n,ll
&ranfenbett. Sierauf perabldieoete
iib Die 9ranfe bon alien nit liebepol-
len @orten, fiiBte ibre Sinber unb
ibren @emabI, umarnlte ibre Wlltter
ullO Den &onig, Der, freioebloB, Iuilt
meinte. 9ann fiel Tie in cine longe
Sbnnlad)t uno itorb, ohne wieber 81
iid 81 fommen. Gle &oni9in mar
auBer iid) Dor Sdmer5 mo fleioete
Die 2eihe e~igenbdnOis an. - o@ubr-
beitsfreuno".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
go Giner mas beIru fSnnra.

Ser nSbip @Giieniplmb" idrri6t
ncncltenS:
n,M Go0n3. Scrl2. 5cItc6t cilr
NunGa.S rben IN eiRcr NumNctHoGe
Ger Mciitcr pom Stuble teiGt .@ro.
6cr Mo&tiii"; iciI Nsjiilfc n3aniiht
GoGAc"; err [Niirliitcr PAU.
ou00c"; Die Nriirer t.ircn o&tbigr.
bprcHc NuE0l", uto Oic nm PM
nobmt ijd) MalOcnAcu oHNuyjnc
N6tu". WeaemeiliAc lintcrlGieun1
IN &rortbei.l mo Gcre2idncH ioli
aid, bccbiGiilt icim. &oiiHtlin.
NEGLECT ijd MiemonN nit err mira.
&C. Oh 6 crlmiht lei. iid) oicicnr
Srocn nH3i6licbcH.~
@enn ,NaHauA hi 1919 mirGut.
bonn mlrGtr mir itp ira12u. G6 CT
uua Nut bcllen I,lA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

5u bciricoiacn ieinc Geriperiunig
bcS Golibotes, Ser Srbensgeliibbe II.
|. ~. Somit naren Den leibenidafts
lihen Weniden ole Seiieln ob9enom-
men, lpelcbe lie bis jest ollf oent
@cge Der Sugenb erbolten botterl.
Mon fam bier frngen, Oh md
cine troltlid)ere 9ieliaion moalid) lei?
9enlod) bot Cabin cine nod troit-
lif)ere erfrnoen nlS Sutber. Ser
Menlh", 10 lebrte er, ,cmpfGngt
burd) Oos Nnboren bon Erebiqten ben
beilbringenbcn @lolrben, 0ob CT Elm
ppn Gipigfrit GripGblter lei, luno BOB
@ott ibn Ocn @cboriom Gbrilti, oils
oh er i'm ielbit NelciItet hattie, 5ii.
rcd,le. 0icier @lullbe mo oicie lllls
feblbnre @emiBhcit ieiner NuSermGbs
lung iiir Den @inmcl, leineS @nn.
beil5ultanoes pber ieiner @ereftlafeit
nno leiner tilnftigcn Scligfeit, gebt
ibn ille nlebr perlDrerl, nbpobl 5eit=
peilige &erOunfelultg mo 3meifel
eintretell fam. Gr mciB nun, bab
er uiter Ser Serri6aft Ger limpiber-
iteblid)cn @ltuOe @otteS Itcbt, mo
paB Illes, mos CT tbut o0er inter-
ldBt, nod @otteS Witlcn rnb burd)
8ottes @nube BON linn 0rtbnn miro.
Siinoigt er, 10 bleibt er ocnnod) cin
Grndblter uib unlpiberruiiif Se.
gnaoigter, nno meib -bies, ai,d iperll
er, ipie Napio, Wiprb mo Gbebrlid)
begeben lollte. Srrd) lpld]e Siinoen
mag mobl ole SeilSgelpiBbeit erId)iit.
teri, pcrminocrt, Oerbunfelt perbelt,
uber hielcr Game @pttcS mo Oas
Sehen bes @lnubels gcbt Den @lGil-
bigen ood ME perloren. limo od
lie polig nnirei mo bloBe @erf5eltQe
nes 9ottliden gSilens iino, 10 fon-
men lie uilf iiber Siinoen, ole nat)
menldlihem lirt6eile idmere lino,
lid) pobl berllbigen." @ie troitlib!!
&ann es nod cine troitli1ere Geli-
glon, einen biligcren @eg sum- Stint
mel geben? . ia, namlih ole HeIi-
gion obne irgeno Elm @lnubensbe-
f%enntniB. Sieien @eg haben Die
Teilten TroteItonten lhon lGnalt ent-
oedt. &%utber's Suilptlebre BON Der
Ae6tferttgune, bieier Mittelpunft
urb bieie eigentlide Subiton5 Der
Reformation, lit BON ser m~ilienid)uft.
liden Sbeologie 9ellti6lono's lGngit
o%ufgegeben neil fein nombafter
Sbeoloqe melr fiir basIelbe einItebt.
Gennof beItebt Der Trpteltantismus
oblle &errL obrle Slubnment, immet
nod fort. Seine EreOiger reben in
o%agemeinen Tbraien nod bon Ser
@larbenSgeredtigfeit, pbne ben Sinl
6ieler Morte 5t erflGren2 Son Sell.
gion bleibt Den &%roteitonten nid,ts
meiter ii6rig ais Die 9ibel, mo oieIe
lieIt cr niht, llnb perItcbt or nid)t.
Senielhen S6iffbrud bat aud Ole
Sauptlebre Goipine'S gelittcL NAM.
LID, boB @ott bon Glpigfeit her einiae
Wenlben gum Simmel, Inoere I'M.
ipioerrntli6 sur Soae b"itiurmt babe.
Sennod) fabren Die calpiniihen, mie
Die llltberiid)en Greoiger fort, ibrc
relpeftipen NnbGn9er nit ibrer iogen.
Geligipn 81 trolten; mnb m~ertipiir.
dig getllg, eS iiuOen lif INNER ecu.
te, Die lid oitf OieIe @eiie tr0Iten
lailen. @ie lie auf Dem Marfte
nad) Den billiaitcn @oaren iif erfun-
bigen, 10 id,dbeu lie Die Heligion nllr
nod Dem @rabe ibrer SrGltlidfeit.
Sb oas 8eisbeit mo sSortidritt lei,
mOge Der Seier eutideiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
III.
@on II my

Ger EraIiOent bon Ecuador min
Gombes No. 2 lpislen. Gr idlGgi
elm @eieB Dor, ourd weld,eS oae alo.
tier niiigebober, oaeS &irdengut ein-
ge5oaen, Die @eiitlid)en politiid)
mun6toot nnb gGn5lid) inter Toli5ei.
ouiiidt geltellt lperoeu. llno Dies in
ECUADOR, no emit Der ErG-
libcnt Worcia Moreno geDirft bate.
Die Gabifolen mo ISrcimourer Ioiiell
ole iiib . amerifaniid)en Stadten
burh ibre birnipiitbiacn Mngriiie aui
oic Sird,e mo @igentbum nid)t 5ilr
Hube mo 'um @oblitono fommen,
- st. Soiepb's.Slatt"
Il ~
Mic aus elmer 2ubeiSepeid)e aus
9tom criiGtlit, bcnrbeiteten Die Sci.
fer Der oGntboIic llnireriitp OF
Nmcritn" id)on wieoer oen 81. @uter,
oili bub CT III @uuIiten 6ieier, inioloe
ilrcr cinenpn MiBmirtlfoit 10 idymer
neitrnitcn Nniiolt cine oIl9emciuc
Golitftc nnor0ne.
Moilcntlidl miro obcr nidltS oor-
ans! Ncm Dir aotholifrn bieieS
HGpbcS 6n0 @cl0, ba9 lbucn nod be,
liGnoi0cn Cpicrn fiir ibrc rigenen
&irdcu SdulcL @phlth1tiofcitS.
%nitnlten, MiiiiOncn mo un31bliae
nnoere gHten ,3iDrdc etmo nod blei6t,
rurGcuS ans Dem Scnitcr merien
lUollcn 10 fonnen lie onS ndber boben
OILS in @oihIiaton, Die jebigc
GaQstlc aui 5ebn Sabre mar, uad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
3mei treflide GamiltenidrifteN.

llniere beiben iaultrirtpn fatboli.
ifen Samilienbldtter: % d.
8 6ab" ulo rIIte un0
Weue @elt", baben fiir5lit) neue
Sabrgdnge ongetreten. 9ei0e leiiten
IN @ort uno 9ilo wirflib 8ortreff.
libes, iiro iebr reihbaltig, idipinsen
itd) INNER mebr ailf ole S6be u~nierer
anlprild)spollen 3eit mo peroieuea
Die rpeiteite Serbreitung. @ir ION.
men lie mleren Seieru nidt marm
geiiiig enlpfeblen. Ser ,Oeutids
@ausldaB" erihcint bel Sr. Yuitet.
Die nIlte mo Neue 8elt" i'm Ser.
lag DER @cbriiOer Nen8iaer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
1entobarserlide &lase.

Smocrttouienb Clipper &ippen
Tlebeno bent gum Simnlel mippen
Nlmoerttauleno Clipper Ser5en
S~innnnen ollf pie @liibitrumpf
fer5en
ltno cS bringt Elm Iuf 10 idollria
&lageno mo uniagboAA <nrig
9nrd Ole SeltolAs'' ;loer:
Sas inns unierl eel 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
&lappbornbers.

3mei 9amen iaBen an Glabier
unO ipielten Shumanm Opus A.
Die Sine liipelte: ,Gblorinbe,
@ie bimmliid i6 bas finbe ...."
Sic Inoere iaete: ,Srene,
Mir eebt's burd Marf uno geene
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22
SatDoItS6cr airG1en.Gaienoer.
Sc wsrocn 3ei6sn oei6ebsn.
Gah sic arufcu Gurppratisncn Dee

SHR ulc BrpEtH tppi"''oh -"
2onoes, Die Sruits n1o olidj DIE
Giienbabnen bur6 lire ungered9te
Ausbeutung beS 8ublifrms, Dilrd)
lire nngerehte 9ebanolilng tbrer Mr.
teitcr nno 3uutol burd ibre ofTeltt'
life, fIagronte WfiBadtln9 Der @es
icBe mitbelien Die lln5uirieOenbelt
i'm 2unbe, 5lln1ol inter ben menlger
bcmittelten Sdi6teu Der Sepplfe'
rltna erbolten uno baourh DEM
So5iaIi $ nus pororbeitert, III
oQbefamnt. Gin 8etipiel aus plelen,
fin0en mir in ser Stntiltif ilber DIE
Spfer I'M Giienbobu.9 etriebe. SOL
aen0e 3o6len re0en lallt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-22

@ober 6ieie, in europa nnbe'
fanltte ShlG6terei i'm Gilenbabnbe'
trieb? Sic Observation-Disclosures
rno i6re M%inoitiide io9en, Oab Die
GugeItelten leiftiinnig ieien, ltd)
nidlt an sic 9etrie6s GorIGriften
hielten. 9aS mag bier ltnb bort Oct
Sail iein. gll6 oielem llmItanoe
nlog ein S6eil ser iGbrliden Serlult-
5iiier 5%u5uidrcibcn lcin. Aber itts
mer nllr Elm perihipinoeno tlelner
She'll. Ser ipeitmls groBte Sbeil
mltB ser Hiidiidtsloiigfeit Der
Observation-Disclosures geaen Die Sts
dcrbcit oeS YetriebeS ouf's Gonto ge-
fest meroen. 3ur Grb6rtltng oieler
S6ntiud)e Iiegt Die GrflGrung feines
0cringerpn 3eugen ols Der S1terltote
Commerce Gommiilion Dor. Siele
bat ais llriad)en ser pielen GiIelt-
babn > llniGQe uui unieren amerifa-
nii6cu &abnen oificieQ angefiibrt:
II s3mobme beS &erfebrS ii6er Die
porbanpenen SocilitGten binalts; y
cine fir Dns itetig 81 nebnlelloe @e-
mi6t ser @ogen ungeniigenoe Gons
itruftion Ser Strede; 81 Die meite
Gusbebnung eingeleiii9er Streden;
A. sic lle6eranItren9irng beS ge.
triebSperionols. - Iae oiele llr-
inden iollten, en6li6 Die 10 notbige
iGGrere II b L 10 q Oh Mng
hcS Carbohydrates bur6 BEN
Staat bringen uno iuenn ni9t I6-
billie geiGaffen miro, Damn ioute man
iib nid)t punoern, baB Die Grbittee
rllng Der ofientliden Meinung 5lIlebt
iel6it gum So6ialiSmus INN
$iilfe aufblift. 60 elm Mitteloing
ipGre idjou Die &eritaatli6uug
ser G~iiencabnen, ober mir fiirdten,
e5e es bo3u fon1mt, miro Oas Tplt
Gle @e0ulo nit Gem liberalen @irtbs
ihnfts.S pitenle perloren baberl.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27

the Point Breeze track Tomorrow. It IS
ito be under the auspices Of the Philadel-
sphia Automobile club and the Philadel-
sphia Automobile Trade association. To
sprovide for high power machines and to
avoid skidding the Point Breeze track has
been banked up something like bicycle
tracks in former days. The date was
chosen in order to attract members Of
the Automobile Club Of America, who are
to make tour from New York to Gettys-
burg over Memorial Day Among the own
ers of racing machines and fast drivers
who will take part in the contests are
B. M. Stanley, Harlan W. Whipple, s. B.
Stevens, F. A. La Roche, William Wallace,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL,

wisconsin in the annual intercollegiate
track meet. made by badger critics and
approved by Coach Fitzpatrick. This num-
Der has been enough to win most of the
former meets Of the big nine" and in
view of the participation this year OF the
outside, colleges, 1T is believed that 80 will
be enough to win the contest. These
points are expected to come from four
frsts, 20 points, and the other IL from
second and third places.
WESTERN CRACKS Go EAST
California sprinters to Start at NaIIsburg
Memorial Day.
vailsburg, May 81. Burton Downing and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
FRIDAY EVENING,

has entered his sixty horsepower machine
for the automobile races to be held Me-
mortal Day by the Massachusetts, Auto
mobile club at the Readville track.
The Vanderbilt machine Is entered for
all the events to which it is eligible, in
Guiding the trophy races. Barney Oldfeld
is also entered with his Bullet H.. and II.
L. Bowden, holder Of the worlds record
for a kilometer, will be contestant.
WIscoNsIN,ss HIGH HOPES
Badgers Think Themselves In the Con-
ference Games.
Madison, Wis, May 27.-Thirty- two
points is the prediction Of the score OF
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27

e. v. iBrokaw, Barney Oldfeld, Joe Tracy,
&c. Schmidt, Otto Nestman, r. Vogalin
George Cannon and II. Seymour. "A fea-
ture Of the race meet may be the long
,talked-of intercollegiate champion contest,
In which Harvard, Yale and Pennsylvania,
will be contestants
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
''Star'' Shire Waists SOC.

A number of broken lines in the well-known
''Star' and tx and . = shirt waists-colors
are good and right up to data number Of
pretty black and white stripes waists either
with or without colars-75c and Il kinds, Soc
81 --O Mai
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27

Boston. May 27.-Alfred G. Vanderbilt
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
Knee Pants SOC.

A lot Of boys odd pants left from regular
75c and 81 lines, all togo Saturday, at the one
price Of SOC Plain blue and black cheviots,
fancy worsted, cassimeres and tweeds, and plain
blue serges A chance to piece out the school suit
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
! NAVAL ACADEMY ATHLETES

Captains Of Crew and Of Baseball Team
Chosen for 1905.
Special to The Journal. Is
Annapolis, Nd, May -Midshipman
Sherwood A. Taffinder of San Francisco
has been elected captain of the naval
academy boat crew for next season Rob-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
The Family Shoe Store

liz yOu light
E1tra Special Wonae,a's Ogfords, 81. 50.
A leader for short time only. Shoes are
made up in patent vci, plain vici kid with light
or heavy soles, any size and any width from
B to E. A genuine bargain, regular ST. SO
values. Now $l.o8,
Women's Orfords $1.50-We also have a
splendid Oxford in extension sole, good shape,
any size for 81 So
Women's gray cooley cloth or white canvas
Oxfords. in the latest styles, for $500.
Mems Emperor patent leather Oxfords in the
blucher style that is extremely nobbv. See
the new Perfec-toe, style 8o7. Price al
ways $3.50.
Special IN, Mems Orfords- Vici kid and
box calf, good styles and sizes; for Satur-
day $1,o8
Boys Oxfords for $1.75 and $500
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
ert w. sporford Of Kansas has been
elected captain of the baseball nine. He
has played third base and right field, and
is a good hitter.
TRAv1s 1N ENGL1sH COLE.

London, May 27.-The drawing for the anna
teur golf championship play. which commences
at Sandwich next week. took place yesterday.
Walter ]. Travis, the American champion, meets
H, Holden of the Royal Liverpool Golf club.
and b. NJ. Byers meets c. E. Dick also of the
Royal Liverpool Golf club. The other American
entries are w. W. Burton of Ekwanck club, f.
e. Hortsman of the Chevy Chase, and G. Emmett
and ]. Waller of the Garden City club.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27

Carl Lemberg 81 San jose. caf, are now
in the east for the cycle racing season.
Having disposed Of the best that the west
could produce, this pair of amateur cy,S
clists are preparing for a battle with the.
eastern sprinters They will race Walls i
burg and other local tracks in the vicin-
ity of New York until August, when they
pionship to be decided at the worlds fair.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27

Two groups Of excellent suits for Saturday at very
special inducements-they are broken lots that
found and must get rid Of Every suit made in tn
splendid Plymouth wayof absolutely pure wool fabrics
double silk sewed throughout.
Group 1, at $3.50.
MKT innumerbe plain blues blacks;
that maybe a
fancySc are welre
the SIS $8
$3.50 s$
t Group g. at $40. ss As
m
young
ellen lwoofabr Saturday
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
AUTO RACING SEASON OPENING

All Eyes Turn to Point Breeze Track To-
morrow.
Philadelphia. May 81 Philad elphia
promises to have the most notable auto
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27

Warranted Lawn Mowers, $3.50 UP.
Gardner Hardware Co., 304 Hennepin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
Boys Clothing

Base Ball and Bat Free avith every satit sold
Boys Clothing Section.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-27
If Great Shoe Salesroom

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Outing Shoes fo1. Memorial Day In the
white OF black tennis Shoes or Oxfords, from
6Oc to 81 so. from children's size to men S
size IL.
C1bildren's Slaoes--Is where we are espec-
tally strong. Low cuts in Tans, Patents or
plain kids.
Soc
Ch,ldren's and misses patent leather Sandals
for 81. so, $1.25 and 81 90 according to size.
Children's fine kid Oxfords with flexible
soles. according to size, 81 so and $1,25.
Infants Orthopedic Ankle Ties, in pat
ent leather. to be worn with white socks and
tans to be worn with tan socks, the finest ever,
only 81 90.
Shoes for small boys who wear sizes from
10 to Is, for only, Csc.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-15
YEOMEN INITIATE LARGE
CLASS,

Worthington Homestead No. %
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
held their annual installation at the
A. o. U. W. Hall, Tuesday evening
and the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year. Fore
man, j. D. Matteson; Master of Cor
emonies, J.G.Scott; Physician, Mrs.
Eta P.Stanton; Master IF Accounts,
E. c. Pannell; Correspondent. Miss
Matte M. Hastings; Overseer, Clin-
ton l.. Mann; Waterman, Mrs. MI.
Ventioner; Sentinel, Jos. S. Firth;
Guard F. S. Burro ughs; Lady Ro-
wona, Mrs. E. G. Pannell; Lady Re-
becca. Mrs. Alma Peterson; Courier,
Miss Sophia Sterling; Knight, R.H
Dieckhoff. Past Grand Foreman
W. A. Rutledge Of Des Moines, was
the installing officer for the evening
aud assisted in the initiation Of
twelve candidates at the conclusion
of the installation ceremonies. Re-
f1eshments were served and socia
time enjoyed.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-15
As the Free Press Sees it.

There seems to be q misunder-
standing on the part of many Of our
newspaper friends regarding the
status of Judge Collins resignation
from the supreme bench. AS a
matter of fact the judge could not
get off the bench before March 31st
without causing great confusion. It
should be borne in mind that this is
the last week of the present term of
the supreme court in which argyll
ments are to be heard. The re-
mainder of the term, ending March
s1st, will be occupied by the judges
in writing up their decisions. It is
not reaonable to suppose that a new
man on the bench could take his
seat after large number Of cases
had been argued and write up a just
or intelligent decision when he had
heard none of the arguments. The
opposition to Judge Collins. there
fore, should be made on broader
grounds than his determination to
stay by the responsible duties de-
volving upon him as a judicial arb
tier. involving great interests. MAN
kato Free Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-15
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF
OF WILL.

ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF
OF WILL.
State of Minnesota,
County of Mobiles, 50.
In Probate Court, Special Term,
JAN, 9Th, 1904.
In The Matter of the Estate of
Lars Erickson, deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writ
ing, purporting to be the last Will
and Testament of Lars Erickson de-
ceased, late Of said County, has been
delivered to this Court;
And Whereas, O.G. Grundsten has
filed Herewith his petition, repre-
sonting, among other things, that
said Lars Erickson died in said
County On the 30th day of Deem
Der 1903, testate, and that said petit
toner is the executor named in said
last Will and Testament, and pray
ing that the said instrument may
be admitted to probate, and that let
tors testamentaty be to him issued
thereon;
IL 10 OAuoAou, e0sat Ou0 pGOO16 VI 6A1u
instrument, and the said petition,
be- heard before this Court, at the
Probate Office in said County, on
the LIST day Of February A. D. 1904,
at One o'clock in the afternoon,
when all persons interested may ap-
pear for. or contest, the probate of
said in >trument;
. And it is Further Ordered. that
notice of the time and place of said
hearing be given to all persons in
terested, by publishing this order
once in each week, for three success
i've weeks prior to said day. of hear
ing, in the Worthington Advance, a
weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Worthington in said Coun-
ty.
Dated at Worthington, Minn., the
9Th day of January A. D. 1904.
By the Court:
Seal. g. M. CORY,
Judge of Probate.
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