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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04

NIGHT SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL.
A good attendance marked the first
class of the boys department night school
at the Young Mems Christian Association
yesterday. Sessions will be held every
night except Thursday and Saturday,
l.. H. Beeler and Arthur Kassebaum are
in charge.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
Public Examiners Report,

Section &c. Township Sc, Range 12-Permit
No. $50 issued to James. Boggs Sept. 1e, 1898
estimated amount of timber. 1900, 900 feet, sold
The record contains. the following notation: enc
cutting on this section, bought for specula
On Nov "A, 1900, another permit, 1884 B, was
issued to VIM. O'Brien, expiring in 1902, esti
thousand, $50. 800 feet were reported by the
surveyor general on March 2, 1901, cut under
this last permit. There is no record to show
that there was any bark mark in the permit or
what became of the other $4,000 feet that were
on this section in 1898, or Of the new cutting y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04

To Napoleon III. belongs the credit of
being the first to have ships plated with
iron, the first seaworthy craft Of this
description being the French vessel
Gloire, launched in 1900.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
HIGH POLISH ON SALE
Smooth Man Gets SIS an Ounce il
Eighth Ward

Silver polish sold at SIS an ounce in
the Eighth ward yesterday and Police
Superintendent Conroy has been asked
to brAnL the corner.
A. -5n dressed and smooth talking
young man called at the residence of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04

British India now employs ever
100000 people in it's cotton industries.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
GROCERs CHOOSE JOHN POWELL
Local Association Would Have Him
Made Dairy and Food Commissioned

John Powell, preside nt of the Mime
apolis Retail Grocers' association, will
receive the support Of that organization
as candidate for the position of assist
ant dairy and food commissioner. At
the eht meeting I go of the aed oHganizatio2 last
tice to prosecute retail dealer the mo-
ment- goods not up to standard were
found in his store, and that the dealer Is
likely to be fined and disgraced when he
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
Public Examiners Report.

Section 16. Township So, Range 22.-Permit
No. 658, issued to ". j. Miliken Sept 26, 1891,
expiring June !, 1898 estimated amount Of
The record says that the permit holder says he
did not cut this timber.
Cruiser Dedon under date Of Aug. 10, 1898,
| reported that the section was cut Ave or six
years ago. There is no evidence of an attempt
to locate parties cutting to collect
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
State Auditor Iverson's Comments.

The estimate Of 1893 Of 1900 900 feet I do
not know anything about. Ali the old estimates
were SO unreliable that the law of 1895 specific
zle's report, made Oct. a. 1900, says that the
north half and the southwest quarter of the
timber estimated there in 1897 In 1900.
however, there was only about 100000 feet and
of the southeast quarter. On March 2, 1861.
surveyor general reported 659, 800 feet cut which
was paid for Oct. TO- 1901, So. 629. 50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04

Louis VI Stayart successful Chicago wholesale gro
csr. who owes his life to Healthtone, and who ia
placing 1t on the market out of gratitude for his
pfosaon unable to attend to his business as
president Of the great mercantile establishment which
ne founded and was given up to die. "A noted phys-
scrbed medicine which restored him to robust health
within short !ims Others tried the sane medicine
it as a beverage daily. since his cure, and have
nevsr known days sickness, His children drink it as
urged him to give it to the world; they argued that It
vas his duty. One serious obstacle stood In the way
The doctor refused to to be used After years
Of waiting and persuasion he yielded. The result is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
Public Examiner Deductions.

Permit No 653 did expire In June, 1893, but
| the statute Of limitation in force six years
thereafter, and the permit was clearly within
Mr.. Dunn's Jurisdiction.
The county sale referred to by Mr.. Iverson
was for 'ties and CEDAR and for pine. 1t was
Auditor Dunn's duty to trace the cutting report
ed by Cruiser Dedon. The permit remains open
the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
Iwant You to ryHealthtone,
the Modern Medicine. IL viii!
cost you nothing will stand

7 HAVE absolute confidence in Health.
tone because it cured me of nervous
prostration. know it to be a great
remedy for brain fag, "that tired feeling"
and insomnia. feel sure it will cure
every disease caused by weak bad blood, if
gwen talr chance. have SO much con.
hdence in Healthtone that I am willing to
give you, free, one bottle to use. If that
bottle does not prove to you that Health.
tone is great tonic for the "tired and
worn out" you will be one of the very few
that Healthtone cannot help.
Healthtone is beverage, delicious to
take, and as cooling and refreshing as lem.
onade. You can taxa it during each
meal and the pleasant part of it is you
hardly realize you are drinking great
tonic for every nerve In your body.
Healthtone washes the disease germs
from the blood and practically insures the
system against disease. At tho same time.
it is perfectly harmless because it contains
no alcohol or drugs. desire TO impress
upon you that Healthtone is not a patent
medicine, but prominent physicians phi.
vate prescription. Prominent physicians
do not recommend patent medicines, but
they do recommend and prescribe Health.
tone
. DIR. F. A. KARsT, of Chicago, Says
Having prescribed .Hsalthtone in my
practice for the past IL years. find It un.
excelled BY anything. on the market. I
especially fefohnmsnd & In ali diseases
where the blood and nerves have been
weakened. as it inMEoIates the digestive
organs, improves the appetite and en-
riches the Blood. have administered II
with best results to both children and the
aged. 1t is preparation for cAses Of
sudden exhaus ton, nervous prostraaon,
sleeplessness, overwork, brain fag from
sickness, resulting from living In I'm.
healthy or tropical climate"
p; Karst Is one of the most promipent physicians
Of Chicago and would not prescribe Healthtone ui.
less he knew to be one of the most scientifically
prepared remedies of the day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
Public Examiners Deductions.

Cruisers Mckenzie and Mcclellan report Oct,
"a, 1900, "525,000 feet s-log timber, all white
pine. three -quarter-mile haul to Cloquet river,
worth $3.50 per thousand 17OO tamarack tics
worth cents; 200 cords spruce pulp worth SO
cents per cord. The north half and the west ha If
left"
Query-Why was the record not corrected and
closed up if fire destroyed the balance?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-04
State Auditor Iverson's Comments.

Estimated at 25 900 feet and sold in 1891. Per
NIT expired in 1893, two years before Mr.. Dunr
became state auditor. The timber the lant
sold in 1901 at county sale at 1856. DedoI
reports cutting made six years ago. The statute
of limitation had run on this even If it coult
have been traced,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

der eauust perform o. natural du-
ties water which should ptss off
&c the urine collects IN different
parta 81 the bais, causing drorsieai
hioating
The final outcome la either dread
"a diabetes or fatal Hfight's Dis
aHHe Nothing fnn cure she sufferer
af HnV stage except "a medicine that
cures the kidneys
There q one remedy which never
fails 90 cure sick hldueYH Deans
Kidney Pulls Thla auef lflH helps
the kdurEH 10 take out 81 the Mid
any uuisuua It. effects are lasting
Hundreds 81 cures have been made
hg Duau Kidney pills in this citY.
add usauY grateful people testify
Heres one home eaHe
Mrs o. Spencer. wife IF y. spen-
eer plumber. living at tiG Aloha
atreef. E1yH
'-rhn merit ~ Deans Kidney pills
b. beyond question Their USE re-
leeed me- 81 hncilache which had
given me good deal 81 annoyance
Tor Some time Ladies' suffering
from fhia most prevalent Hilmeut
Judging from my experience. viii
consult their health md comfort by
giving Deems kidney pills a trial.
a THAI FHEE-T prove what
Deans Kidney pills VIII DO for YOU
$50 Hill mail "a free tfial box on Hn-
riie1tiuu. Address given below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

vicinity of Twelfth afenHe lnd Iaf
race street ls m9aiined nY a strange
phenomenon lmi Waa ffat noticed
b. the famIly Of Henry Goahrl d
grocer nt sIs Twelfth HFenue. ifH
days ago
When tle aaobe family arose
Monday HofulHg about d O'clock
IHaIr attention WHa attracted bY q
strange cracking sound from be-
hind tho store Upon iaeeaIlaaiias
they found she entire surface q. the
i8t fairly alive With what appeared
10 be- sparks 0f Hre
Rrln was FILLING and rHeh
drop struck the ground tHera seem
ed ~ apr.uK up foapaHH'esly spafE
of the ataur. fire Tine phenom
enuu continued no manifest ifHeif
with every ab8Wrf Hud n crowd ri
curious naiRhbau was aa9n 90 The
scene
When the rain would stop tie
sparks would cease 10 be visible r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

- have been divided among seven
aldermen. bat that i've or siK q
che number were rruullY froren ouf.
Two sa-aidsfmsn are hlleEsd 70
have demanded 500 for their votes
an a sewer contract. one hixh-flyeT
IL said 20 have sought fee Of
g PC In connection with the pur
chase % 4 huui site one d eharE
81 Wlih having solicited 81 bribs
Tor hls vote on a coal contract. ard
another IL alleged 10 have made =
deal whereby he Vas 10 rvceixe CO
cents = io#d for ciuderr used 10 =
contractor in reaurfaelnK a street
The kesasat public interest at
tachna 20 the futufe Folks are
curious % learn Whistler fepofts Of
big Jobs are lnst Idle talk OF wheth-
- there ia season ~ rrfrihnilun
for hiK guns ri hand Reports are
thick ~ combinations II contract
ofa aud aldermen 10 boot the treas
ary nn a large SCALE Officials high
~ than aldermen are mentioned IN
connection with these deals There
aru sagf 20 have been melons GUS
that yielded a. high a. $4,000 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

when the Kidneys are sick there g.
always a warning 90 tell you of &c.
and when the kldnaya e1il Cor help
there Is no fIme 60 laae, kidney
diseases are common ana fatal
r1use more Deaths every feaf than
HuF other human Hla Hut in ntnr
cases out af ten this ia due 60
neglect kidney dIsnf4Hrg ore easily
contracted. bot iusf aa nHaiiF CURED
81 hen treated properly and m time.
Common causes ~ Sidney trout
bi-a ate colds. fsraEH. exposure.
strains On the bnek. hiead raia1ulnE
fiHaasea. ana Indulgence Boa Htimu-
fluta.
The Kidneys are fhe blood filters,
end when they heHune sick che
hissH Is snuu laden with impurities.
hitch the Kidneys HHte faile1 10 re-
move. Title causes b. iHchs. stiff.
ilme nud safn HHuaeles ufhiug
Joints. spells ~ dizziness. headAeh hes,
rheumatic palms sapiaaanaas. nefF-
business. aud auEuor. weak heart
and many ofbtr b0liIF HehHa and
uia
Meanwhile ffs ki1uats are fHaf
breH king down. and from thtH cauHr
The urine bornm"s difcaiored and full
lf sandy sediment InfHHgfH are TOO
fouucuf and uficu uaiUfui
fsHir acid eFfHiaiiizea and ftuana
aFei end hfmef TONES Tha bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

y doalro 10 vail upon amy real
dent 0f this city or elarvhee 10
furnish mo with amy Information.
proof pr matter uf evidence OF any
description against any public OF
fiCial democrat ur republican. Of
the Ha.t ~ the uraHrBf aud I VIII
present that evidence proof ur ia
formation tu che spud lurs With.
ont reservation. aud ! viii prosecute
Just aa dilIFeut n aud honestly any
iudi6Jmcuta TINT the information
and evidence given to me will war
rant aa / have already presented
The evidence in the eaHra upon
which the present indictments have
been found. and a. diligently and
honestly as intend 10 prosecute
them
a have no person democrat or
republican, tu protect nor any
wronBdoIng of aus description to
cover up
With an that has been accom-.
plshed ConiaWorth iH exceedingly
modest ReYond admitting that he
Il pursuing the Investigation. he
viii say nothing Of the future.
There are no threats and mo- boasts
And IL + this quiet assurance %
the man that most Worries the
haodltra They have a deadly fear
chat if Cealaworth lights on them
Il viii be With pruahina effect
Coatawurth never held office be-
fore and Nna not particularly con
ri,uoua Ia the affairs Of hla party,
hut be seems destined ia go tho way
81 bis law partners The finn was
Tabor Sheehan Cunneen a Coats
worth Tabor became state attof
ncy general. shCehan was elected
lieutenant governor aud il now
chief ~ Judge parkers presidential
campaign cabinet and Cunaecn ia
the present attorney general uf the
Hata With the disposition every
ahrf7 to UNam tasn Nho eerom
pllsh Important results In the inter
eHl - pure government there's no
ieliiug what Wi'l be- iu store for
Coataworth DC be- doca well vith the
present crusade
The heavy Woft Ga ahead The
fact that che men have been ia
dicffd fnea NOT establish their guilt
They will make bitter STRUGGLES 70
secure aeQuiuai And II they are
convicted their offsnae will be
pettx compared with many other
cases of municipal corruption
Two uie accused nf having a.
arptel ggan fur their support ~ the
request ~ nrm n the auhurbs q
connect lts plaat with = eily sewer
Il b reported that fhe money vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

the eye. bat the carklins sound
would continue internationally ~
dsV lana and~utI late ft niehf q
vas ~ b. aB4afead and last niHht
nIIer dark He ground #aa AIRY
aeiow Hlth tn sparks
Various theories afe advanced in
explanation of tho sparks aniyns
them that natural nas from the
ground raHaed the 0fe Others
thnh chat some chemical has been
asflnkled over the ground W mis-
rhIfsoaa boss aad others thHt some
mlyeiIat has spilled cen of cal
rIam carbide used f0f makinH
aeef,ieue gas. The latter Is r
plausible theory as water eanseH
fH# uaHdar - genemfe gaH a anm-
ber Of experiment. we're made Win
the sparkle Different petaons tiirl
h. ay Fingers upon them. but found
nothing substantial g the touch
HHa mo heat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
Danderine Is So ExhlIaratlng,
InVlgoraiing

and strengthening b both tie hair ana scalp that even
ae bottle OF j. Often enough to show wonderful i'm.
proFemeuts Il Al once imparts q spar king bfiniancy
aud FelFeF suitness q the hair. aud few weeks
VII cause hair % srrout oul al the scalp and
eros abinaantif ouH and beautiful Is u sFeFy day
for aHhie, after which two three times week Ntii
b eupugh - compiate whatever growth you desire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

high official b. charged with having
MIXED city fund though prob
ably under cover of las To- the
amount Of $50. 600 or So 200 Two
officials are alleged 20 have sold
supplies 90 the city contrary 20
law. Charges in connection with
the South Buffalo sewer. which
started the crusade do not figure
IN the indictments
These matters are being thraahed
out before the grand Jury In secret.
and before a council committee ~
Investigation In public Taxpayers
and boodiers are awaiting the out
come with eager Interest
Atty. u. G. Randall la the man
10 whom credit il due fnF the cK-
posture Of doodle methods among
the aldermen lie began the work
aa a duty "a clients lie has kept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

ihla material went q work dig
einE Tor evidence u dfd not take
iuur CD strike pny dirt and She in
tratleatinn suun took on a serious
aspect Tho most important eet-
acuea was either heard hy the com
mittsr in secret or given direct 60
the district attorney. The result H.
found Boz the reuurt made e few daEa
ago hy the grand jury.
The men indicted have simply rr-
oeiVed the crumbs that have fallen
from the blk thieves table. You
know iu every crusade 1t b. the little
fellows who are caught first There
may be a department in the city
government that Is honest. but my
attention has not been called C. a.
since this matter came up the
people have eHmc a. me with evil
dence Of an kinds ~ graft bribery
and corruption / have now under
investigation 20 specific charges
Some Of these Involve large amounts
~ money.
similar conditions exist iu every
large city Graft has entered into
an ~ our municipal governments.
The education Of many office hold
crs seems 90 have BEEN that they
are fully entitled 20 perquisites
This has become 80 general that -
demand graft seems TO have become
almost legitimate.
''rhe work TINT has been done
here has demonstrated whit nny at
torney of ordinary ability aud cour-
age can accomplish IN any Of the
large cities Of the country when
the exposure WAS Well under way
terrific pressure WAS brought IN bear
upou those engaged IN II and tho
eWspapefs 60 stop. This pressure
WAS Of course. cxerted without
avail Al that an attorney requires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

and otherwise bedeYIled by alder
men and there never had seemed
90 them 10 hc any short uHa 90 q
remedy Ranaaiia style appealed
10 them ID offered hope aud W
they rushed 20 him with ihclf
troubles A sense of public Outs
moved him 60 accept the burden
Intimate Acquaintance with
wrong doing in a score OF more Of
eaasa has pretty sell qualified Ran
dahl 30 ace ns an authority on con
dltlunH here For the benefit that
may come 20 other cities be Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
ON THE SAFETY OF
OVER EATING.
The Rule of Choosing the Lesser ot
Two Evils Applies TO the
Way sou Eat

I want tn hnuW hoW a man i -
knov when be has had enough
The Pilgrim Fathers. / believe.
had e quaint saying 90 the effect
that Yan should aiWayu rise from
the table feeling a. II You could
eat some more
nut the question Is. has aHeh
morc7
1ual when 10 stop
THAT the point
The rule j. wrong beeauee ~.
uu rule ~ ali
Il la ineNstt and uuscienfine
II b likely a. lead 10 the danger.
oaa habit ~ eating too little
Aud ealing tna htileaur dlRrrts
iuE too little. which amounts 10 the
aame thinR ls the cause - nlue-
tantha ~ the diseases from which
humanity suffers today.
What b. aiasasef
II IL simply uneven Distance be-
teseu waste and rspair
Seine organs lacks strength "a
Carfy on the special work fog
which If was created
where shall Il find the strength
a. lackHs
In drugs
Ten thousand times. NO
BETTER de than become a hope.
less drug fiend
No. In food
But. you aaY. eat a pi~utf Of
q cd food every day
True. dear friend bot you don't
digest II
And food. undiEeaied IA mere
poison
So 70 make food DO you good.
zen must take stuaFt-s Dyspepsia
Tablets
Tho great thing about STARTS
Dyspepsia Tablets b. that their ac-
tion does not depend upon aiimula-
tive dfugEsrY
They cannot create 4 habit
They contain No ingredients "a
pick You Up tone up your ner.
tous system 90 furnish whip ener-
~. by calling out your vital reserve
fierce
They create new strength. force
aud energy out Of Your food
II takes starving. they viii do
you no good a. all
So. eat n live. and live % eat.
with stuarta Dyspepsia Tablets
The curse o. our present eivliixa-
ton IL exhaustion.
And exhaustion. whether - brain.
nerves. physical strength. or vital
force. Is caused by starvation.
or two evils It Il better TO over
eat land prevent indigestion with
stuarfa Dyspepsia Tablctat than
10 f.ae from the table. not having
eaten enough % repair the exhaua-
tion ~ your vital forces.
For exhaustion or starvation
leads % the most varied forms %
sickness or disease. brought on hY
Inability Of the weakened vitality
"a eountaraet the disease poieuuH.
end microbes
Whereas the well-fed and we'll
nuurished person. without ever feel
Ing the worse for a. can expose
himself 90 dangers the mere
thought OF which would drive the
weak. starving dyspepsia into a
panic fit uru.
Good food. well dlgested IL lhe
Eioat secret of healthful esisiehco
here on earth
So eat heartily every day. OF tho
best food You can get. and rrruhte
the working ~ your digestive ma
chinery with stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets
As result. YOU will be aston
irhed tn find how much stronger
aud llvelier you feel how much
more aud better work YOU can do.
hoW much more pleasure YOU will
act out Of life. and how your old
enemy. that chronic trouble which
has fastened upon your weak spot
wherever Il f.. will up aud away,
aud ever after leave YOU IN peace.
health and comfort
There's more truth than poetry
In all this.
Try II once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
BUFFALO

pressed au al sides that be Uill set
90 the BOTTOM Of nll rruukfdueas
that can D. reached regardless 81
horn the disclosures may affect
Al ~ the men thus Ear Indicted are
republicans hat CaaiaWnrth has not
been subjected o. criticism even on
that scofc With "a red hot cam
uaien Ia praEFcaa The indictments
mas SO a long way toward deciding
great political issues. bat q has not
teen said that CoaIsworth had that
fact IN view A republican ncWana
Der published pretty close together
Co.. the same column the fact that
the Indicted men are republicans
end a report that CuatswuFth may
be- the democratic candidate for
mayor next year. The district at
toruey vas Indignant over fhc In
sinastlon and promptly issued this
statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

atltaaa duty 70 the public Whm
Randall hesan r. rln up the iAitf
manie way of dalng buuiueaa II VIZ
without the slightest notion af po
Inc aa refHmfr n vas strictly
business Publicity necessarily nts
tended the WafL aud Ii attracted
the attention OF many people with
grievances They had been Kept
out Of their rIshm hlaph.malled