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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13
FOURTH WARDERS PETITION
COL. ADAMS TO run AGAIN
To Samuel E. Adams, >,
alderman Foi1rto Ward,

To Samuel E. Adams,
" Alderman Fourth Ward
= Dear Sir:-The undersigned, resi-
dents and taxpayers of&sthe Fourth
Ward, recognizing and appreciating
your long, efficient and valuable SER
vices as Alderman of our Ward, and
realizing that your experience in your
present position will enable you to
continue to do most efficient services,
and that it would not only be for the
best interests of the ward, but for the
entire city, that you continue in your
present field Of usefulness, earnestly
ask you to stand for reelection as
Alderman Of the Fourth Ward.
In asking you to do this, we wish
to assure you that we have the best
interests of the ward and the city at
heart and we here pledge you our
best endeavors to secure your renomi-
nation and election.
Very respectfully, S. A. Harris, j. f.
Gonklin, A: c.! Hoppock, L., S. Donald
son, Elwood S. Corser, Austin L. Bel
KNAPP, David w. Knowlton, Fred &C
Weinhold.. II. M. Myers, Charles a
Bennett, Jerome G. Layman, w. A
Fisher, George H. Daggett, j. H
Smith, j. K. Ferguson, e. w. Nc
Near, William M. Walker, E.. G. Pot:
ter, David F. Simpson, w. e. Hale
T. r. Hurley, T. K. Gray, H.sH. {Wads
worth, Frank H. Wadsworth, Fl. A
Towne, A. w. Ludwig, Frank Knob
LAUGH, j. G.. Mcintyre, b.. Walker
w. H. Lauderdale, L..R. Gorham, w
F. Bechtel, E. M. Stickney, S.
Thorpe, e. P Capen, H. IT,. Fankhau
ser, B. P. Munson,S Geo. w. McCle1
land, Ralph ID. Webb, MILFORD C. Will
| son, G. e.. VanDuzee, w. G. Hobart
Robt. III. Meeker, G.. Dayton Adams
Gustav Schlenker, e. r.. Nesbitt, @
w. Goosman, A. T.. n Straight, H
ESchomb berg, N. "A. Miller, "A. Z. Hazer
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13
A Big Tract Involved.

The island contains $50 acres of
rolling land covered with a dense
growth Of hardwood trees. 1t has
over five miles of measured shore line,
is one and one-half miles at it's great
est length and three-quarters of a
mile across it's greatest width, and
it's highest points are from forty to
sixty feet above the water level.
Darlington Phelps was long the
owner of the island and gave it the
name. Within eighteen months G. f.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13
GRASP AN
OPPORTUNITY
That Is the Real Secret OF Success in
Every Walk of Life.

F..
No man should look lightly on an
opportunity to improve his business,
his morals and his health. He who
embraces these opportunities is the
man who embraces success The man
who keeps his morals and his health
in good condition and who, yitalizes
his energy, need never fear OF wolf
appearing at his door. The true ba-
sis of success IS health. With good
health as a working capital, backed
UP by good morals and energy, there
Is almost no limit to mans POSSIBLE
tiles. Il But he must take care of his
health. He must guard it with the
utmost vigilance. The delicate ma
chine that gets out of order must be
cared for at once or 1t goes to rack
and ruin. How much more delicate is
the human machine, and how Infinite
ly much more does 1t require atten-
ton.
If you are feeling out of sorts, tired,
run down, sleepless, get bottle OF
Walther's Peptonized Port. You Will
be surprised at the splendid results
that will most surely follow. If you
have dyspepsia, flatulency, belchlne
Of gas, loss of appetite or any other
stomach disorder. get bottle OF Wal
Tiers Peptonized Port, 1t is rare
/ combination of pure pepsin and port
and Is a most convincing tonic anc
health builder.
/ Walther's Peptonized Port comes II
bottles Of two sizes, so cents and 81
/ and is on sale at Voegeli's two stores
Washington and Hennepin, Nicolle
/ and Seventh street, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13

Rome. g. Broyn, G. G. Bennett, D. H.
COLON, M. D.; A. A. Lay, M. D.; g.
F. Baxter, Geo. A. Putnam, j. B.
Weatherbee, O.. M. Farmer, John
King, H. B. Williams, G. H. Simpson,
p. Mortimer, F. W. Lyman, S. w.
Goulstone,A. G. Paul, Robt. Manford
G. w. Steen, I. H. slattuck, w. X.
Morrison, F. G. James, j. NICK. Thomp-
son, Geo. r. Newell, George Odlun1,
S. G.. Stages, F. E. Barrow, Joseph
Warren, Chas. H. Wood, G. D. Gould,
G. S. Voigt, Fl. F. Wellington, Samuel
Anderson, M. o. Walker, N. S. Ladue,
JOS steffel. J. CARRIER, w. L. Meyers,
e. T.. Gordon, 7. A: Gordon. ?. ?.
Boutell, S. G.. Palmer, Anton Knob
Pearce, Geo. w. Beach, Geo. " ".
Bestor, S. A. Reed, r. G. Fisher,
Charles B. Eustis, F. A. Chamberlain,
F. M. Barnard, Chas. S: Hale, I. R,
ardson, M. D.; D. J.. Rice, W. l.
i Harris. .s
Minneapolis Mimi, June 81, 1904
4 To Hon. David f. Simpson, Hon. VIM
i e. Hale, S. A. Harris, J. r. Conklir
and others. Gentlemen:-A fair and
4 just appreciation by reputable citizens
sEof duties performed in public life ii
always great recompense.
This generous recognition. challenge!
i my sincere gratitude. AS in the pas
1.-THE best efforts Of which am capable
4 have been given for the welfare of thi!
/ nation, this state and this city so in thu
II future 50 long as life and reason sbs
4 bestowed on me will my earnest exer
!. tons be directed in the same line
!. above Indicated, and are placed a
Il your, command. "
d Your obedient servant
Samuel e. Adams.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13
CHOUNARD MUST
GO TO SCAFFOLD.
HIS APPLICATION FOR CONINIUT-
ED SENTENCE is DENIED.
He Sought to Escape the Moose on the
Ground That He Was Too Drunk
to Know What He Was Doing
Other Applications Denied.

William Chounard, Of Cass Lake,
who murdered his wife, must hang.
His application to the board of par
dons for a committed sentence was
denied yesterday and the decree OF
the court must be carried out. Chou
nards application was based upon the
fact that when the woman was killed,
he was too drunk to know what he
was doing. He was represented by
L. M. Bailey of Bemidji and A. T.
Larson Of Brainerd.
Three applications We're acted upon
favorably Arthur L. Young, Ramsey
county, sent to state prison for abduc-
ton, who has been out on a parole for
several months, was granted full
pardon, so that he could leave the
state. J. Schneider, of Mankato, serv-
ing a ninety-day sentence in the
doned, it being proved that the offense
was committed while he was drunk
and that when he is sober he is kind
to his family. His wife and daughter
are destitute. Samuel Melvttz, of st.
Louis county, the other lucky man,
was serving a sentence for receiving
stolen property. He had paid a fine Of
$3.50 and had served eight months, so
he was paroled.
The following cases were denied:
Robert J. Amberry Kittson county, two
| years. assault with intent to commit rape.
BENJAMIN j. CampDell, 81 Louis county,
| three years and nine months imprison-
ment, grand larceny. -
Charles Swanson, st. Louis county, ten
years, forgery.
Thomas Taylor, Itasca county, fifteen
years, robbery.
Katherine E. Fleischaner, Nicollet coun-
ty, five years and six months, keeping a
house Of i'll fame.
John w. Stenfelt. Hennepin county, fif-
| teen years, carnal knowledge Of a female
| child. ,"
Hugh Brennan, Ramsey county, eight
| months, grand larceny. $50
Frank Walsch; Ramsey county, to the
state training school, drunkenness. - -
Fred Whitacre, Ramsey county, seven
teen years, grand larceny, second offense
He is now, out on parole. a ed,
Harry J. Forsyth. Hennepin county, five
years, grand larceny. ..
| Harry Franklin, Hennepin county, bur.
glary; Frederick E.. Fischer, Ramsey
county, grand larceny. .' .,"i@
Jacob shume, St. Louis county, five
years, grand larceny. o..
Herman Edward Busch, larceny. = ~
Russ Shepard, Lyon county, Fighter
months, adultery.
Jesse F.. .McCay, Pipestone county. two
years and nine months, grand larceny.
Albert LeFleur, Ramsey county, five
years, grand larceny.
Charles Norman Miles, Rice county, five
years, burglary. ...-.' -.
/" Conrad j.. Murphy, Mobiles county, fou
l years and nine months, grand larceny.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13
"A BASIN OF OIL s1eg u ~
:'.Sz".s:,~< =. IN COLORADO
-Four Sections of Land in a. Basin in
: Colorado Where the Oil Shows
a Surface Cropping. ..,..
EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH IN THE
LOCALITY.

Denver, Col, July 13.-In Grand
basin, the lower strata of which is
sandstone. Four sections Of this land
show an unmistakablee surface crop
ping of oil, and excitement in the To-
cality runs high. The Superior. OIL
Gas and Refining Company, at Supe-
rior; Wis.,. are the fortunate owners
Of the four sections, and early, work
of opening up the wells will be COM
menced. Four geological reports al
ready define oil in great quantities.
These wells will greatly add to the
wealth Of Colorado. -. a-, ~,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13

piper and e. G. Warner have obtained
the title. The original cost was about
$250,o0O and the regeneration OF the
place will cost possibly half that
sum. The owners will go slowly and
surely in the development, but will
spare no expense in carrying out the
design of their engineer $3.50
A change Of name is contemplated
by the owners. 1t Is expected that
some sort of competition with a prize
will be established for the suggestion
of an Indian or phonetic name which
will indicate height, trees and water.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13

Fruit Presses = The Henis, +"
heavy tin, strong frame n a.
and handles, each. U UO
Fruit Kettles Best quality, white
enamel inside, 12-quart z a.
size. Thursday, each. OUU
Gas Stove Hot Plates Full nickel
plate, 2 blue flame O. . y
burners; EACH. I'D AaGO
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13

Mrs. Charles Smith of Jimes, Ohio,
writes: II have used every remedy
for sick headache 1 could hear of for
the past fifteen years, but Carter's
Little Liver Pills did me more good
than all the rest. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-13

Annual Convention Commercial Law
League of America, West Baden and
French Lick Springs, Ind, July
1920. >.-
The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on July 20 to rs inclusive sell
round trip tickets at one fare plus
5000 to West Baden and French Lick
Springs, Ind. Tickets good until Aug.
IL for return. For further infor1rla-
ton apply to L. C. Rains, General
Agent, corner Nicollet avenue and
Fifth street, Minneapolis. E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17

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Iium0, $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17
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fheint as, baF Der 0ertt bee @slees aar Ecire
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pnar SOldrS, bic th fur 2boid e. pinfbams
Neaetabte GumpDunc oue90b, mir mctnt We-
lun6btit mirocrWgeben. Mebrcrs Sabre lang lit
i'd an Siehenoen Shmerien uno GlGsmtirer
S6pd6e, bic burt elm nttrusletcch ttrrrr4eris
fen mproen woreu. 9ppstit bate i'd gar ftiher,
unb ltunoenlanG LAC Id mad, pbns int Stauee ~
1tin ben erautdenbeu Sdlumnet su rnotn, 10 baB
i'd mpr9enS prmGQlid nod Gngtartnentr mar ais
abenbS. MlS it cine her Nn,eigen l0s, 1T her he
8prSige non Sboin g. Yiifbanis Weaetnbie
COMPOUND berporBebUben rurpen, btldlpH lh
einen Seriu6 banttt gu MAIDEN, une nun BIN th
60 frpb, bob i'd eds 9etbon babe ~rtenl1no lam
fh elm Bib hapun ma6en, ME ltbr mir eteite
Rittel oebclfett bat; i'd nahm eret Tloiden reBell'
mdEid, unb bdS ReIultdt mar, eah ntbt MIR nleln
@eiammt;uItNnb Elm rtel telerer mar, ltnper1
bNf aud ale Erantbeites mn @ttt>Stpne aus
meincm Rbrper au8Betrteber tpuTeen; tG tenn N
Der 5bat laetn, baF i'd midi rleSSr 70 trattt9 uno
better fible. ME Elm iurees Wdehtt, 6raE
Qtntboms @ttiel baIten in Der 3bot eles. mos
fe pcrirrehtn, I'M np6 mcbr.'-6rau %.
y. 6u0bfrn, 347 CAT SbtU street. 9bied9c,
81. - $4,000 SuRe, tueitn ridlt ons original pbt.
arn 9rieieS u~uraeltDt nnO ioilit oeIsH Sdlthett
SCluicien iUcrbet tanii.
Wciost Idl bet SbneH bic rnbebentsnshe Ve'
itmeroe. nber bic Gle fdl uift Hctenitait abs
icgcn IuEucu, 10 ihreiben sic ip'ort an Irnt
piuibam. pnun, WnIi. lie ertbciit lbren hath
unIuuit NIB lpirO Simon ncn ridlt'geH N1e0 ~
Crneuter Beiunbheit unb SniriCOenhftt lpe:teH.
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Mus Dem Suncrn WnrDlanO'S nnO
Den on9rrn5enOcn Staatcn.
@fnttcr' irEo FoGtct err
trunfGu.

Ntnttcr '1fH6 g o1btet err
truntGn. .al
6rou Seize 8rice mo lire Todter
Sannie Erice, BON S>peet Air, 8o(-
timore . Gountp. ertronfen Ofittmo6
g(6eno inncrbolb elmer fltr5en Stredc
BON ibrer @obmmg in einem Bad,
Ser bur6 ibr gigentbitm lGl1ft. 6tol
Grice mar 70 Sabre alt un0 Die
@itt>pe bon Seize Yrice; ibrc Godter
itonO I'M 80. 2e6cnSiobrc. Der lin.
gliifSfol muroe crit 0onncritoq
Worgen 6efultnt un0 oie 2eidc Der
olten Game fiini WeiIen bonn Sd)oils
plot Ser Srog00ie lnobe @ilpton'S
WiiQ oufqcfunocn. 9ie 2ei6e Scr
Sod)ter lit nod nidt entocdt moroen.
Die beioen 6rorlcn ill6ren Wittmod
NbenO in einerautide nod Ser GbeIt-
mt @rooe 3 Observation-Disclosures
5lpei Wfeilen bon Suunp Vroof emit
iernt. Nuf Dem Riidmege oeriu6ten
Iie, cine Sitrtb mad ibrer 8obnnng
81 ourdolteren. Ger ionit lei6te
Bod mar ober IN ser 3pii6en5eit
oltrd oen beitiQen Ncgen IN einen
reiBenoen Strpm pcrnonOelt, in
meldem beioe Gamcn ibr 2eben per'
loren. Srieoen9ridtcr Sobn Z. anl-
broie belt eincu 3nQtcit, bel Dem
Die @eihtporencn Den @obriprltd)
o6goben, ot0euteno, OoB Die 6rauen
baS Opfer eine5 &crbretenS gelpelen
iein m0gen. &r. SOiepb Blair, Der
Erin5ipul ser 0iientli6en S6uIe bon
Sporrom'S 4oint, ein Sdmiegers
John Ser 3rolt (rice, bat cine Sltde
nod 6en llcbcrrclten Ieiner SdDo-
germ in Scene geleBt.
9rei5e6n 0enfmGIer
Cntbitllt.
N(uf Dem Sdludtfeloe bon g(ntie.
tam mer0cn 6clte IS 0enfm1ler fir
IL Me9imcntcr aus Fennlploanien
ent6iiGt, Sic ij6 al jener blltigen
Shlodt 6et6eiljqten. Se0cS Der NO
nunlente foitct $500 uto puroe olti
Dem glubc uufgeItelt, mp Die reip.
GruppenfGrpcr am Gage Der Sdlodt
sic better Iienite leiiteten. Die gnt-
biiQunoen iinOet 5luii6en 8 ltbr
Woroens utO ~ llbr Wfitto9s Itatt.
gs iin0 beutc y Sabre, ieitoem ole
Shlodt oclicicrt muroe; Ole Hegis
menter. sic lid OanlalS 10 tapfer biel.
ten. iin0 ou9 o., 49,, 80, 81, 100,
1911. f25., 128, 1870. uno 1872. SSn,
fouteric Rcainlent, 6oS IL. 5rei-
mi0ioen aapallerie . Hegiment uno
0urer9 @atterte. Nad Der gntbilf-
(nroaicicr merOen oie 9enfm1ler Der
@unoc5re9ierung iibergeben meroen.
Sin Gn1piang fiir @ouperneiir Een.
nnnodcr non Fenniplponien umo az
5cro prorninente 8dite biloet Den
Ghntb Der Geremonie'n.
Ser 5turm i'm Stonte.
Nprifte aus alien 3beiIen oes
otoatcS er5G6len Don Den Serluiten
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Scirat6S = 2iccn5cn.

Gic fol0enoen ScirotbS -2iccn5cn
iulrOcn Qcitern port Glerf 0e5 Cont
mon Meas @eribts oil59citelt;
Charles u. 5riBler, ~, Barriers
burg @.-&o, mo Gffic Wf. Norria,
81 Sabre alt, GlortSbura, @..&o
5. 9. @ieoelmon, 36, gtr. 1915,
observation-disclosures, uno 6onnic e..
@ic0clnlon 40 Sabre alt.