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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-06-09

l have perfect and absolute conf
dence in the truth of the above
statement and would not hesitate TO
act upon the same.
Respectfully,
FRANK M. NYE.
Minneapolis, June 8, 1904.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-06-09

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June s, '04.
FRANK A. FULLER, Esq.
Dear Sir:-In reply to your in
quiry in relation to the trust deed
or mortgage made by the Reliance
Gold Mining Co., corporation of
South Dakota, to the Minneapolis
Trust Co. of Minneapolis, Trustee,
to secure an issue of bonds, amount
ing in aggregate to $250,0O0, l beg
leave to say that in connection with
Mr.. Stewart, the attorney for the
Reliance Gold Mining Co. in Dead
wood, S. D., | investigated the title
to the property covered by and in
cluded in said trust deed and from
such investigation and examination
| am of the opinion that the title to
the property therein described vests
in the Reliance Gold Mining Co.
free and clear of incumbrance. l
personally prepared the trust deed
and the form of bonds issued and
secured thereby, and am of the
opinion that the trust deed and the
bonds have been executed in all re-
spects in accordance with the laws
of the State of South Dakota. The
trust deed has been duly recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of Lawrence, S. D., where the prop
erty described therein is situated,
and, in my opinion, the trust deed
is valid instrument securing the
bonds described therein and certi-
fed to by the Minneapolis Trust Co.,
Trustee. Yours truly,
GEO. P. FLANNERY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-06-09

The Seniors of the River Falls Normal will
give class day on Tuesday evening, June IA
at o'clock. in Opera Hail. The following pro
gram viii be rendered subject to change at
LOT
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

I'll. road Improvement law iu Mas
SaeAusetts requires the state roads 10
le fairly apporti0ned amonS the uit-
te-.nt counties This provision. to-
.-.-he~ with the smaNrcss OF the sum
.-n-auv appropriated. bias made nec-
.->arv what tle State Highway Conn
mission calls "a fragmen.ary dlstriaa-
zion or state highways The amount
OF road 20 be built ia one locality was
limited ~ FIRST 20 the maximum 81 TWO
miles. The present road map 90 the
state therefore. shows these roads
ONLY as spots apparently scattered over
The state. although the intention IS. or
T course. 10 Join them ultimately into
systematic lines. The effect or this
distribution has been 10 give the whole
pcople OF the State some knowledge
az the value OF improved highways
and this knowledge has manifested It.
SELF in annually Increased appropria-
tons OF state funds for this purpose
The State Aid law OF New Jersey
allowed the application o. the state
contribution TO any section OF road not
less than a mile in length where the
local property owners were READY 10
contribute ten per cent OF the tota
cost. This law has had much the same
effect as that OF Massachusetts,. ane
has 50 disseminated a knowledge oil
[ | the value OF road improvement
p throughout the State that the appro
2 priations FOR state aid have s-eaull.
] increased. and the people in many 10
e calities. who were formerly opposes
ar charming 10
e the states assistance.
r The state OF Connecticut has 70
d lowed the same plan as that OF Me-
J. Jersey. and the State OF Rhode Islam
has limited its construction 10 hal
: nile samples. one in each Of the di
n ferent towns.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

~ smpracticabie height. Each re>er-
volr will gradually all with sediment.
and when this occurs its surface VIII
be drawn down from twenty TO forty
feet. thus converting al the reservoir
site. except the river channel into
farming land Then. whenever de-
sired. the Slclccs may be closed and IT
riration and fertilization accomplished
a. cheaply and with better effect than
Nv the natural overflow upon when
the Nile Valley depends.
II has been estimated. a. a result OF
recent analyses. mat water from 'ne
( Colorado sufficient 20 cover an acre "a
land 10 the depth ~ three tee' con
tains fertilizer 10 the value OF more
than ten dollars. This annual lnunca-
ton. then. Of a deep ailuvi2l SOL that :
made up 81 little but Fertilizers III me
erSt place. in conjunction with the
>eu,i-tropic climate snd additionai
rirstion aS the crops may deinanu
viii make farming possible the yea
round and IL i confidently expected
that an acreage production VIII oe ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

much 49, ir s. emlnelLy grace ll ana
becoming a. wei as comfortable an
ne s-sse ~ the mode. each alternate
ro~a g. q .re-eur. the front. centre soc
ana hack -or-s being plain, while me
intervening ones are made in two sec
lions each. the lower portions being
box nIeared- AL materials suitable iof
street wear and heavy enough 70 oe
made in tailor style are appropr ate
linen. the more substantial Fe-lia-.-
rheriot and 40 the familiar cloth iai-
3 fe,as and the Ike. bur the original is
made ~ brown canvas yelling stitched
with sorflcelii six and trimmed with
tauds ~ elk beaded - fancy braid
Tie ski-t j. cut ln nine cores hose
al side front and side back are made
with plain upper and box Dieatec lower
portions and az the edge 81 each plain
gore - = narrow pleaf which conceais
tie seam.
The quantity o. material required TOT
the rse-diuxa aze h ten yards twenty
one inches wide ei~ht and one-tourtt
Yards twenty seven inches wide O
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

wranhers. a. now outlined, cali Tor
xerses Of reservoirs along the river 10
l.e formed by building high dams al
s.o,ufs where the opportunities for stor-
age appear favorable. Each dam -
10 be provided with = sln1ce~aS
through Is base. In order that me
waters may be drawn OF as desired
and also 60 provide means OF nus'1'ng
out the surplus Accommodations OF seal-
ment. Canals Of great size. and OF q
6<clivlty sufficient 10 carry the SIT ID
suspension and not evolve destructive
erosion, will run from the tops OF fhe
dams.
The fan OF the river is 20 slight thai
reservoirs OF enormous capacity ma,
I be constructed without involving d@u''
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
Bloody Fight at Church.

farewell. Va. Speoial-lnformation
reaches here OF a bloody fight between
the whitakers and Altizers al their
homes. on Indian creek. on the border
% West Virginia. about Is miles north
OF farewell.
As a result OF the fight Noah Att
zer Is dead. Lee Whitaker Is seriously
injured. BIZ Whitaker Is shot through
and through. with the chances Of mis-
recovery very small. and John Stancon.
a sympathizer with the Altizers. Is ser
iously injured.
The trouble occurred al 4 meeting OF
Primitive Baptist and Seventh-Day Ad-
vontists. with whom the Whi'asers and
/ Altizers affiliated The services were
+ In progress when someone fired sno'
snd a general fusillade began In'
whitake-s and Aluzers had oeen "a
emies for so years.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
OLD DOMINION NEWS.
Town Full Of Soldiers.

Manassas. SDecial.-The little town
NJ Manassas presents a scene OF unusual
activity and hustle in It's preparations
for the thousands OF soldiers who are
expected 10 take part in the coming
army mancuvers All day long the
streets OF the town and the country
roads are lined with passing soldiers.
army wagons. camp followers. buck
sters. peddlers. visitors and all thar
innumerble host attendant upon suen
gatherings. Bits OF land are renting TOT
a few weeks for many times their nun
fee-simple value. and even then the en-
terprising Spectator expects 70 make
his fsrtune in month. At night the
town presents festive appearance
with sts stands. booths and various
temporary structures erected for th'
purpose OF catching the crowd. And
| the crowd is here. While the neares
army encampment is about one and
half miles from the town. there is 10
Gated a battalion on the edge OF IN
town detailed for duty as a proves
/ guard
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

combine - give p uosr noFel o. sFr-l 20
smart e~e-L
me E-ol consists ~ smoothly
t-rs-l souudzrIo1 lliuS- fronts ard
hack The sleeves ARE ulg and i--i-
6rl.te-a viii roI-over cuff. and Sre
ls-l Ia box plez-s rhar a-e e1fen'-t-i
over ne shoulder 90 terminate o.
meath ne plez-s q the Eron- " -rl
~ ves-s and sra iEnf c11s are -
~rs~tatle nzrerlai they can - mace
6a,,cbafle. - rendering lauLosf-ne
stm-Ie natter. TIE beif - arranged
or@~ the .dze a. hack and s-',@s and
r,s-S<i through openings -D Ne fr'Dl'
go vest - h. cioset l,rss'-1fh-
Tlse quantity 81 material rr'i
ro- the raeelrru size 81 I've yards t"en
sx-ore trthes ulde. three and one-nal'
zs-a, tvrerry seven inches vide. q
Two a-sd rtree-<ozrth yards forty you.
sr,-kes sri6e VIII o1e-Az1 yart ~ sili
<or -erers and rou-orer euHs. I'VE
eighth ya-ds g pique and fOur YARD
81 handing 70 trlra az Illustrated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
Road-Bnsidsng Hints.

II a road goes over hill when II
might go around. the labor and ex-
pense put upon it are absolutely vast
ed and the sooner its direction IS
changed the better. II a road Is not
rounded up and surface drained. IL
should be, not only for present use as
an earth read. but as preliminary
10 macadamizing. If Ii Is not under
drained in all wet spots. this should
he the first work done Nothing. IN
deed wiz pay bstter for present use
than pntting in tile or stone drains.
In laying out road. straigntness
should always be sacrificed to obtain
a comparatively level surface. Al
though this is one OF the most import
ant principles connected with road
building. it Is one Of the most fire.
quentiy violated. There is no obJec
ton to an absolutely straight road. bu
T! graceful and natural curves conform
ing TO the lay OF the land add beaut'
To- the landscape. besides enhancinl
the value OF property.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

for military use. Win goou niii'iS
roads the Japanese could have reached
the Yalu River in three weeks instead
OF three months. and a deciSivf oat'ie
with the Cars forces along the ran
way could have been fought long De-
fore the commencement Of ths rainy
season. But without such roads. the
movements OF an army are extremely
slow and difficult
The same difficulty was the most
conspicuous feature at the time ef the
Roxer uprising. The whole civilized
world was kept in suspense for many
weeks by the lack OF suitable roads
for the advance OF the allies on teNin-
In Europe the building OF roads oc-
cupies n high place in the minds OF
statesmen and military leaders Ihey
would no more think Of neGlectine the
preparation OF roads for military use
than the recruiting Of men or the mani
ufact,ire OF guns Nearly all the lead
Ing European Powers pay out i3F-e
sums Tor rosdbuilding and largely
with q view 10 possible need I'D ume OF
war.
In the early history OF our own
country the need of military roads oc-
s cupied large place in the public mind
J. Most OF the statesmen Of that period
p are on record as heartily favoving ap-
nropriafi0ns hy Congress for building
~, national highways. which I'm time OF
, need could be used FOR military pur-
noses. With this idea ia view the Ma
tioual Pike was constructed. and a doz-
en- other great roads We're authorized
x By Congress. and millions OF dollars
.e were spent in their construction. Sew
D. eral OF the roads planned. but never
finished were I'm the South. The BAG
ness OF roads was one OF the creates
Obstacles with which the armies had q
contend during the Civil War.
az That the United States ought TO b
OK well supplied with the best OF high
ID. WAYS which I'm case 81 need. can u
i6. used as military roads. seems too en-
nj der- Toy question. Yet Tie c'asiin
.v- ton OF such highways appears 81
a more than half "a century go L-fe %
f- curial scarcely any place in the m-u'
ii. Of statesmen. This apparently anon
aro-S situation il. however. easy 90 e
7" plain. In this country we have 20
come 50 accustomed 90 looSing on %
a building ~ roads as the duty ~ q
lds farmers that the whole matter Is Dr.
Jail 90 be worked out 10y local commui
ties. The idea seems 70 be that q
farmers should build the roads for g
Government 20 use as It may na
need.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
Virginia Briefs.

Richmond. Va. Special.-The Corpor-
alton Commission chartered the Fred
erick and shenandoah Telephone Com
pany. which will extend from Mount
Olive. in Shenandoah county, TO Win
chester. in Frederick county. a distance
u . miles The company is mutual
one and IS for the convenience OF the
farmers.
Alexandria. Va. Special-Evidence
m the Police Court this morning show
"a that since the sale Of cocaine and
such drugs has been made penal in Al
exandria. except on physicians pre-
scrlptions. the dope" drug has been
/ brought from Washington 10 this city.
John Howard. who alleged be brought
the drug from a Pennsylvania avenue
/ pharmacy and delivered IL here. was
/ fined $50 and was held until the amount
Is paid.
Petersburg. Va. Special.-Fifteen
| gondolas loaded with coal we're wreck
"a tonight on the Norfolk and Western
railway al Milton. between Disputant1
and Waverly. A wrecking car was sen'
from Crewe 20 clear the track. Th'
westbound passenger train was delayed
TOR some time.
| Leesburg. Va. SpcclaL-Rev- Will
Howe has accepted the pastora'e OF IN
Baptist churches a Antioch and hay
market. Va.
The Methodist Episcopal Churc
= South at Falls Church. Va. was IS
= dedicated on Sunday morning. Rev
! II. IIght delivered the sermon.
] 4
Prisoners Escape jail al WadesDor
Wadesboro. Special.-Two 2risone
In the county Jail made good their
: cane Thursday. They were Alex Sho
and a man named Braswell. IL Ia q
known what time they left and the
lis no clue as TO their whereabouts
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

The hack pocale has appeared on
the handle 81 parSS0i sticks lie -
not very comfortable 10 carry. nut 80
stylish that no single complaint -
heard from the poSsesscr. in dull
finished black wood the poodle i
rrcst Suc->c~S- He Is not - largo as 10
a., .roteS1uc and his wcoliue>S = re
proiuced quite clcveriy. 81 = M semi
Shaven aspect
4 black poodle handle = seen on one
81 The emerald Srccn satin >on>hadeS.
Hc = also seen on black parsSo
which has a lining ~ Scif--oior Tor two
thirds % the length. snd a decp Stripe<
border lining Of heavily SHARED oiSci
and write
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
l,,.beyro Aldermen Caucus.

1.ynchburg. speciai-The new Board
20. Aldermen held q caucus here ana
selected ]. T. Coleman Tor president
and Dr. r. a. Craiehin for vice-presi-
dent. Nlr. =. r. kirkpatrick vas elect
"a 20 nu q vacancy caused by me
death 81 l. p. Shaner. alierman-e.ee'-
This action VIII be- confirmed when
The body organizes on Thursday
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

n the case OF the model illustrated
# - made % wood brown tNfe-A Win
-ere~s and follower cuffs Of po1Eee-
w. and straight cuts OF white Qique
~ = trimmed with handing hut the
dsSr1 lends itself % many other ma
te-iafs equally vel and j. ouite Sc aa-
rsfrahie q the many soft and pliaoie
wool fabrics - Era SIX The vest and
Ors @ white. with The -eVers ma Se
re distinguishing char c-er' s-ics and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

Medallion gloves are the la-c>t out
iu The way of hand GOVERNS. says the
london EXPRESS These are in soft
Id. white o- node and are fastened
With a single clasp formed ~ an enain-
e-ea miniature framed in guilt. The
Duchess of DcvonShire and the other
beauties ~ that picturesque period are
favorite subjects Tor the mc,lalions-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

we worth S12O.OOO.OO0. Electrical en-
ergy 10 exceed 10000 norse-po" 81,
conservatveiy worth $loo.Oco.oco. VIII
be easily developed. and the improve
ment OF Navigation cannot be reckoneo
al les than SiO,ocO.OOO. This gives a
neat little total OF s230,0c0,Oo0 10 be
added 10 the National wealth on the
completion OF the system as now out
lined. a sum beside which the expendl-
ture necessary TO bring II into being
seems As nothing. Review OF Reviews
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
AIesanarla D-vorss So.

Alexandria. Speciai-Niliiam d.
,rabrv has entered suit in the Cor
rrration Court FOR divorce from irene
+. Mabry and Arthur r. Devoe mas
entered a like suit against bianch o.
neyoe. Both the defendants have leit
Alexandria. The cases Viii come up
for trial during the autumn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

The walking skirt that fares Win
rs-fecr freedom ab0u. the feet yet =
s-u- ove- ne hips IS 8 favorite q the
season and is likely 70 retain aI is
vogue Tor q long time % come mas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
Keszls Named for CONGRESS.

Front Royal. Special-At an adjourn
ca meeting Of the Republican seventh
District Convention. held mere. MI
Charles NJ. Keezle. OF ROCKING ~
County. was nominated Tor congress 20
oppose Congressman James Hay, Dem
ocrat. OF Madison.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
Desert
Irrigationt
in the
F ar West.
By L. R. Freeman.

ORDERING on the Colo
RADIO from the point where
IL cmergeS from its Grand
Canon and begins the last
stxge OF its seward Jour
ney 20 Yuma. Arizona
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

where Il enters Mexican territory. lie
over > half a million acres Of land that
can be reached by diversion canals
This area viii De increased 10 one mil
lion two hundred thousand acres wren
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
Generously trimmed WIN Ribbon

CrrrrouslT II F'1FnFfi " III tst"0t'"-
Sorne ~ the new autumn toiletteS oi
= -freSsv~ description viii he Sener-
Dusty trimmed with ruches 81 narrow
ribbon 20 ma7ch. For ordinary Au-
tunn wear. however. the covert coat
VIII % Far more generally adopted
,han Il has been Tor many years
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

Ten years ago the desert OF heenna
Doab. IN India. had not a single IN
habstant. but to-day there are 10000
living In con1foTt GA u. Irrigation II To-
sponkibiA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
SNM@:A&
g(600(D o. "a | ):
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@SS~~ Vv


D difficulty OF military op-
erations in the Ear East
is more conspicuous than
that caused by the almost
entire absence OF rosds nj
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10

New York Ciy.-The Elton In rs
latest form takes the name 81 one OF
the best known French designers ana
As eminently attractive aud graceful
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

II
ssoo-se1s I'd ST N, ROOMS, LOT 4ox1o4.
81, 0O0-19OS 9TH av N, rooms, full basement;
lot 25x64 to alley, side and rear.
$t.ooo,-914 22d ay 8, rooms WELL eistern, eel
lar lot 2oN165.
ST, 100-9l6 22d av 5, rooms, cellar, c1stern,
we'll; lot 25X165.
81, 2o0-290O 18th ay S, rooms, cellar, cistern,
we'll; corner lot 41x129 to alley.
81 250--2200 18th 5, rooms, arranged for
two families; cellar, cistern we'll.
81, 250--2203 10th av s. rooms, city water cel-
S1,500-14o3 21st ay n, 8 rooms, cellar, cistern;
barn, carriage She'd lot 5ox125 to 14-foot
81, 55o-li11 Girard av N. s rooms, city water;
large cellar; lot 62x11O.
s., 6oo-24lO Como Sc, rooms, finished part
ly in hardwood and natural pine: this
s' house Is new one, completed In NoVem-
Der, 1908.
81, 60o-35a4 10Th av S, one-story. Sroom cot
tage; cellar we'll, cisten, barn and car
riage shed; wood and coalhouse lot 5Ox129
s1,75o@171o d cath st, 8 rooms, cellar, cistern.
we'll; lot s1x116 to alley.
ST. soo-292O Garfield av, s rooms. city water
(both toors). arranged for two families;
lot 4Ox11S to alley.
lar;.lo 81x116 to alley.
S230o-3016 Pleasant ay, 8 rooms, summer
kitchen, storehouse. city water, wet sink;
lot 46x129 to alley ,parquet floors, eNpen-
sive decorations. painting. etc.
81, S0O-3215 Blasdel ay, rooms, strictly mod.
ern, full basement cemented; beautiful
s4,ooo-s11s Sd av S, strictly modern, up-to-date
residence in the best residence section of
Sd av. This building should be thoroughly
inspected to appreciate Its value.
The above properties can be bought on terms
to suit with small payment down, and the
balance monthly to suit the purchaser.
containing complete descriptions Of over 400
homes. ranging in price from $500 up, which
can be bought ts On the R aR9ye terms,
Oneida Block. 104 4th st s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-06
Bill Nicollet Avenue.

NEW HOUSES AT 40 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
We are going to give you tremendous
discount on a few modern houses, and If
you can get In in the push you get q
bargain
B212 Park Ay--This fine home of ten rooms,
built three years ago for home, must
be sold and sold quick We will give
you the best deal on the avenue.
fully modern and up to date, with five
the first floor and four rooms on
the second floor; located near high school
and churches of all denominations
Sc, GOA house, built for home; owner
compelled to sell, and you get the
benefit of what cost much more to build
last year; fully modern. on fine east
front lot.
Sure thing. A new house on an acre of
ground with fine young orchard and
garden house has six rooms, two stories
and attic, nice reception hall, and is 10.
Gated on a beautiful site with a fine
view meadow and lake, and only Il
short walk to car.
g610 Aldrich av S is vacated and must and
will be sold. This property was built
one year ago for the owner, and is worth
at least $500 than author
lied to sell for Go out and look II
Sunday from to and make us
your best offer, and guarantee that
we can give you the best bargain Of the
v year.
MORRISON CRITTENDEN CO..
Phoenix Lobby.
Telephone 3O22-J and 266
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-06
& CROWEL]

CROCKER Il CROMWELL,
n15 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
So, 600 for a modern house inside Of Beth st
Built last year: oak finish; good location.
So, 800 for an eight-room house on Portland av
Finished In oak: nice lawn; piped for
furnace; full basement.
So, 900 for eight-room house on Chicago ay
This is snap for some Easy terms
$4,000 buys an all-modern nine-room house OF
Oakland ay. Finished in oak; nice lot.
$4,100 takes 10room, all modern house on EN-
erson inside of 2Sth ST. Finished in oak
All oak floors. New furnace.
Sc, 75o-This is $4,000 less than the price of this
fine house last year. Has never been oc
cupfed. Situated in the noted GREEN'S ad
dition. Has ten rooms besides bath and re
's ception, large dancing hail. hot water
heat; lot 50x135; and cannot be duplicated
today for the money asked. Can make
good TENS. Let us show you this home il
interested