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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-12-07

Gives point to the fact that excessive or
irregular eating diSturbS the digestion.
Nightmare or night bag has It's day time
correspondence In the undue fnllneS0
after eating, with the belchings and sour
or bitter rising 50 often experienced after
zoo nasty or too hearty eating.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Snres dyspepsia or bad stomach. When
the weak stomach is strengthened and
lnVlgOrated the whole body Shares I'm the
increased strength derived from food
properly d1gested and perfectly assimi-
was victim OF sleeplessness and ex-
gestion and felt heavy. tired and worn out
continually writes Miss Mary Smith. OF 1913
No. Wahsatch Street Colorado Springs. Colo.
the only medicine which relieved me. With
IN week after began using it that heavy
oppressed feeling after meals had left me,
ana found that ! was able to sleep better
Snan for months previously. My appetite
was gradually restored, general system was
toned up nervousness became thing OF the
past ana have now been in splendid health
Tor over nine months"
Sometimes selfish dealer tempted by
the little more profit paid on the sale Of
less meritorious medicines will offer the
customer o substitute as being "1uSt as
good" as the Discovery" 1t may be
better for him because it pays better, but
1t is not as good for you, # you want the
medicine that has cured others. and
which you believe will cure you.
IOOOspa6e Doctor Book sent free
on receipt of 81 one cent
stamps to cover postage only: Ewxxs
81 stamps for cloth bound ESSM
copy. Formerly sold for 81. so A essae84
to extent Of over 100000 H PEOPgY
copies. Every family should Il $aA. lsaHAsss.ssl
possess copy for ready ref Hw ~ AAnTaaasSaI
erence in case of sudden ILL NY N ssa.sssSEa
ness or accident 1t is illus
trated with hundreds Of
Wood-cuts and several cOlOred 4xaSM
plates. Address DR.. r.. v, W1
Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y. 49,
Or. Pierce's Pellets Cure Constipation.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-12-07

Heavy Duck Coats 50 inches long, sheep.
lined, just the thing for rough work, special
holiday price. .................8 g. so.
Sheep Lined Duck Coats Reversible cordu
roy duck and leather coats ...... 3. 90 TO 5. so
CraYanetfes In between seasons on this
article, but you can buy them right, latest
cuts att SI2, $I5, BIB
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-12-07
Warm Clothing Fur Fur Goats oats

Rubber Coats, SIickers and MackinfOshes
at all prices.
A Full Line of ''AH American Shoes-An
styles, all feathers, all prices. Also rubbers
overshoes and boots.
Remember Special Holiday Reductions in
every department. of the store. Reductions
in all that the word implies.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-12-07

H. Adams and family we're enter
tanned at Mr.. Leonard's on Thanks
giving day.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-12-07

Hats The latest e, for winter inter in Derby Es
doras in black and light.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-12-07
BALATKA COMPANY PLEAsEs.

Agent Kenosha Branch wis. H. S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16

-sEl P0palaFp, de Am9Fic0 Salag.
San Justo ffents q eLIa Mallorquinne
Removable todO nuestro gran auTtido
sd0-ouizdO, sonbFogos, objetoB pfopi0s
para reRalos, pRrBguas. Csiitaa de m6-
aica Y dern6s de nueatFO extenao ram0,
10 aviGsmos d p6bliDo para que reitare
aus visitas q esta casa donde quedar&
,nnny complacidu. Pfecicu dc situaCi6n.
SOmbFeroa do toda clase y pFecioa.
LOS iaponeaes tomaron Puerto
Arturo. lOa iDgleaes Vencieron & los
heF6icos b0sra, 81 general Morales sO-
fcc6 II insnrreeCi6n ca Santo Domin-
go, Castro en- Venezuels sent6 Gus Tea-
le'; pero & Is cervszs ePabstS no ha
be bidO Quien derFibe DEL tFouo de la
fans en que Is ha coIocado sus buenas
cualidades M r. Calder6n & Co..
Tetn6n Ii, aon sua s0entes
La destile1f4 que en- Mayagiez
tiene ests blecida don Federico GAtell,
produce 2os me res licoFes. como Cre-
mas, 81 r.. brRndy; pero 10 que le ha
dadO fAma y nombre es ell excelente
Ron Viejo Gatell que supera & 4 mar-
ca Inn, ior Brandy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16
{ D IC TO
I'm Ia Corse Musaicspaz del DistrSto
Jud5cia1 NstaicSpa2 de HssnaGcdo.
Est0dos Uaidos
de AmerSc0.
hE PreSsdente
de los E. u.
y ! Dec1or0Cs6as de
~ dominic.

HACE SABER: que los sefIores
Lopez Hermanos, del cOmercio de
esta ciudad. representados por su ges-
tor PStricio j. Lopez. han solicitado
de eata COrte, que BE- Ies declare 8 gu
favor el dominic de Las siguientes fin-
cas-.
sUNA CASA de maderas del pals ,
extrapjeras. cobii4da de tejas de barr0s
terrera. radicada en ell Casco de esta
pobIaci6n. barrio De Santiago. calle de
Yabucoa, situsda en- IN solar propio
de veinte y nueve metros noventa cen-
tfmetros de fOndO, por nueve metros
Cincuenta cincO centfmetros de fren-
te; midiendo dicha casa metros rs
centfmetros de frente. por metros so
csntfmetros de fondOs quedandO ell ca
llej6n de ochenta y cinco centimetfos &
ID derecha entrRndc; cOlindando p0r
Ia derechR con casa de Mr.. Henry
Night y p0F la izquieFda con casa de
los prom0veptes.
GUN PREDIO de teFFeno compues-
cinco hectsreas, diez areas Y n0venta
y ciuc0 centiareRs, sito On ell barriO de
ID Teja de este t6rmino Municipal,
destinadO & pastos y al cultiYO de fru-
toe; coIindante per el Novte con otros
tsrrenos de los promoventes. poF 81
Sur con Juan GaviBO Berries, pOr 81
Este y Oeste con teFrenos de Ia Suce-
ci6n CuadrG.S
Y hsbiendO acOrdado Ia Corte que
sa de trasIadO del eacritO 81 Fiscal del
DistritO, que SO cite 8 las peFsonas de
Quienes prcceden los bienes 5 & sus
0 .usahAbiente 81 fueren cOnocidos y 8
los que tsFR o en dichos bienes cusl-
q1ier deEeoh0 real y que se convcQue
& las personss ignoradas & Quienes
pueds periudicar la inscription solici
tsda pOF medic de edictos que se fla
ran en- los sitics p6bIic7s'de esta Ciu-
dad 6 insertar6n tres vecss en- an diAriO
de circulaci6n, & fin de que cDmparez-.
can 81 quieren sIegar sd deEecho, se
expide oil presente dado en- Humacao &
8 de Diciembre de 1904.
desa5s Ma. PoqratG.
Secretario.
SGzVGd0r FaslIGdosG.
T,o, RE,,v,;ns,,SH ~
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.Ls ~. .LI9 Goanzano.. Ill
Enern

Enero 15.
oelaos quea Alcal1a Al pa,ao
a IA. g. 2s2p z cen gran actipidsd an
~ cogso oe A0 que sa adeuds este
lA- -e.llls1p.9 poe@ es ga n1ngOr eronpfYo
III 81 8 .QA emp adoa los sueldos trS-
2ooe ponlendo to1aa lac afencione- al
ga lp1ra poder despu6s dedicsr-e &
osroa ssuntoa que merecen cui6s @
ae be reunido IA Jnnta tle cayi-
GAO tomnn6o impOrtantes acuerTle- 4or.
dentea a0abaF con amanIic;J.5 Z
dumicilio tepisndo en- provert1 800 !,
planes fin le reqlamentar + 1890 s,1-t.S
ne lnnoEnes de la manera mss bsnsf;
clOsa. Con Ob5eto de- allepar fnnSra
para Ia Junta Sc ha desipnndo Iune Tnn.
ta auxllIar compuesta ie las Il fiioraa >
sefloYitas sieuientes: Sra. Hartene;SS
v. &c Navas, Sra. GenoveVa s.. az La
go Sra. Catalina D. De FigueFas. Gra.
Msnnels y. de Santoni. Sra. Trinidad
!: de Sanz. sFts. Elena Gomez. Srta.
Altlta Maf1n. Srta. Angela Merfn v
Srts. BaTbeFina Lopez.
-L2s baiIes de mascaPas ouese ca
lebrar6n en- 81 te8tr0 seF6o por cuenta
de u Junta de Carload y benefcio de
los p0bres.
Sc prepare una manifestation por
los braceros con Obieto de soIicitar au-
1nento de jornal Con este obisto ha-
bra una reunion en- los salones del Con
sistoriO de los miembrOs de Il Federa-
ci6n y duefios de Haciendas.
Hay gran animaci6n para u fun-
cl6n que dan ests noehe en- eIteatro
!os alumnoa de is Escnela induetrial.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16

: fin al atropelIo. por 10 oue conviene
apIlCaF la ley 81 detenido ca foFma
moderada, ya Que 81 queTelIante se
hlzo On gran parte iusticia & 81 mis-
mo por un deit0 que no le cause el
menor perjuicio.S
a nno que ae hizo servir comids y
beblda en- varies fondaa, sabiendo que
no podla p8gsrs y que, ademas, es
relncldente, to conden6; asf como &
otrO que rOb6 & dos ancianos los dOicos
recuTsos que tenfap; y & IN sujeto que
maLtrata bB Ga pobre madFe p0rqua
no le dabR dinero. tambi6n 10 castig6,
diciendo:
Que era OCCASION de aplicar el ma
Ximum de "a pena al prOcesad0 tan
desnatuTalizadO que jsmas be tenid0
Z una aOla palAbra de RfeCt0 filial para
9 su msdrev ia lue no recOnucfa CO.
mo tai sinO para Obtener dinero de
ella poF medios Violentos.9
Z al resOlver Ii question de compe-
tenclas en- una causa contra un Cesdi-
chado sobre abuse de cOnfanza, COM
paFandola con otra seguida q un notS-
rio, deJS7acMe'ate de alta eefer0. decIa-,
~: que no puede menos hacerse ex-
Stensiva 81 humilde procesado. la be-
nevolencia que observe d Corte de
& Amiens on ell primer CasO eitado,
porque hsbi6ndose prOducido los dos
: heChos on l& misma ciudad. ID con.
cienCia p1bliCa no Be avendrfaG q que,
despu6s del actO de clemencia que se
practic6 go benefcio del notario,
ahOra Sc usaPa de rigor con Ell peque-
no de'incuente: y,
Que, ademass 10 culpabilidad de un
hOmbFe no puede depandep de Ia me-
jor peOF sitUsci6n de fortuna que
teDga So familis. sin0 de que los he
ch0s fuerOn CometidOs por els
Termino por hoy, reproduciendo
aquf lss frases pronunciadas por Mr..
Ballot B Bsaupr6. Presidente del tribu-
nal supreme en- Paris, en- IN discurso
de aperture. ffases que fguran en- 81
tono va indicado.
Dijo asf Mr.. Ballot:
& ApliquemOs la ley seg6n sus pro-
piOs t6rminos. cuando es claramente
imperative; cuando no. SnterpretS
maos1G li6ey0lnaeaate. hssas0n0nente,
C3n Ia independencia de Las cOncsen-
cias honrsdas: he g4mos una iuaticia
{ inlparCiaI, 5gWGl para t0d0s tendSem
an d CJgfastt0g est Ia 12e3GO,G de 10 pO-
& sable. d los dSb5les u d los bs10aSLde8.> ,
JUAN VICENTE.
TABACO Sc ofrece capa ytripa
del pals de buena procedenCia y capa
americana 6 preoiOs m6dicOs.
San Juhto 3, San Juan, p. R.
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FREDEFECK STEARNS a lc1A.
DETROIT. MICH, Z. q. 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16

ue NADIA a aA Sc b encoadO que pud oas Las oPERAcIo
ES AsTos UNGUE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16

I
PsensSos & Z0s Snap0meaates sobre gi5fe.
tas: Sc sorteaF6n 8 todos lOa aflOs en-
ire los que mas Sc distingan pOr 50
ConstanCia en- 81 Ahorro.
H0r0S de Gaia: Para las impOsiCics
mes:
8k1OR de Il nanana, y de / & 81
de d tarde los dias laborables; Y de 81
1Oa de ID maflana los Donaingos. Para
d extFacciones las miamRs hOras OK
aepto u de los DOmingos.
Regycp0aeastO de "a SeOCS6n: Las per-
gonaa que interesen mas pormenores
sobre las imposiciones. extracCiones
manera De IiquidAr interesess etc. pue-
dan nOliCitaF nm eiamplaF en u Gaia
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''E [ IS o LIE!
G r uZ I6.
JUAA DEtl mATA.

Efect0s de gron saOVeda3 desde
caIEndo de todos preCioa hasta ertfcp-
los para sefIoras. PreciOs sin compe-
tenCia. 15 va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16
BSnCO Territorial y AgflCOla
be Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROs.

l91lpOSSCSOgees SObTe LSbretG8: Desde
co. .25 & 81, coo, deVen9ar6n intereses 81
8 por 100 annual.
1a11pOsSciO5ses b pLGso ITO: Desde
5000 snr adelante teVenga E8n inter6s 81:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-16
JUAN VICENTE.

TABACO Sc ofrece cspa ytripa
del pafs de buena procedencia y capa
americans & pPeciOs m6diCOs.
San Juhto 3. San Juan, p. q.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-16
BIG CONTRACT
FOR ELEVATORS
TWENTY-NINE BIG STRUCTURES
FOR MINNEAPOLIS FIRM.
Will Be Built Along New Line Of the
500 Road from Thief River Falls
Mimi, West to Kenmare, N. D.-Wiu
Be Owned and Operated by Atlantic
Elevator Company.

A big contract was put thru on
change today, under which there will
be built for the Atlantic Elevator
company Of Minneapolis, line Of
twenty nine country grain elevators in
Minnesota and North Dakota. AS soon
as spring opens the work will begin.
The details have been completed and
the contract let for the machinery and
furnishings. This interior work will
be done by the Link-Belt company.
The houses will stand along. the new
line of the 500 road from Thief River
Falls, Mimi, west to Kenmare, N. D.,
one house at each: of the twenty-nine
pricipal stations. Until the railroad
fixes the stations and names them moth
ing more definite can be said. The ele-
vators will be Of about $4,000 bushels
capacity each.
This will be the most important ad-
dition for two years to the large mum.
Der Of country houses under centralized
Minneapolis control. 1t is the largest
single country contract let since the
Woodwarth interests and the Prairie
Elevator company built along the
Glenwood-W Winnipeg extension of the
500. George G. Bagley is president of
the Atlantic Elevator company and G.
M Cease, secretary and treasurer.
Originally the Atlantic Elevator com.
pany was organized by the 500 road and
was so operated for many years, the
railroad company still retaining an in
terest in the growth and extension of
the line Of houses. :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-16

the annual surplus of the water depart
ment, thus avoiding the bond issue. It
could be installed in units as the growth
of the city would demand.
In spite of the fact that the council
has unanimously voted for the issue, he
says he believes pure water for the city
can be obtained without it, and recon-
mends that the Hennepin delegation
make thoro investigation Of all the
systems before they take their final &C.
ton. In conclusion the mayor says:
Our council has practically, by unani-
nous vote 7 understand, approved of the
issue, but you will readily understand that
the sand-bed filtration system would be
installed under the superintendent Of our
water department of the city council, and
considerable stress is laid upon the fact
that it would give employment to Mimic
apolis laborers, and many citizens natur-
ally dread to have another experience such
as we had in connection with the install
ing Of the Columbia Heights reservoirs
which were also constructed by the city
council, in a very extravagant and waste
full manner.
The remarks Of the mayor relative to
the construction Of the Columbia
Heights reservoirs were not a reflection
on the water board as at present con
stituted.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-16
Quilted Three-story Brick Building and
Threatened Rockingham and Holmes
Hotels and Orpheum Theater-Was
Well Under Roadway When Discov-
ered-Police Arouse Sleeping Hotel
Guests.
LOSSES AND INSURANCE

The three-story brick building at 731
and 1888 Hennepin avenue, the first and
second stories Of which were used as a
carriage repository by J.. D. Vivian. and
the third story by the American Bank
Protection company, was nearly de-
stroyed by fire that started shortly
before o'clock this morning. The
losses and insurance appear above.
The fire started in the basement Of
the building, near the rear, and was
we'll under Roadway when discovered
So rapidly did it burn that at $3.50 the
third floor fell. From that time on it
burned more fiercely, until shortly after
3 o'clock, when it was under control,
altho the wreckage was still blazing at
daybreak.
The fire caused a big scare in the vi
entity. The Rockingham hotel adjoins
with only thin wall between it and
tho burned building. The police aroused
the sleeping occupants and they fed
to the street. -
Across Hennepin is the Holmes hotel,
and while it was in no danger, the occu-
pants of the hotel were uneasy. The
new. Orpheum theater almost adjoins the
burned building at the southeast cor
ner, but the fremen, prevented the
flames from reaching it.
The burned building was owned by
G. H. Higgs of Chicago, and was valued
The salvage corps succeeded in tax
| ing out several valuable vehicles.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-16
BUNCH OF BABIES
BROUGHT TO BIJOU
lad" FOR THEM A HowLNG Sue
CESS.
Ranged in Color from Collie Cream to
Polished Ebony-Fine Young Chorus
in Lobby While Show Was on-Dif-
fering Ideas Of Beauty Of Babes.

There was baby show at the Bijou
this morning. The presence Of the
mamma g joys was due to an advertise
ment in which the "Superba' COM
pany asked for 100 babies, in long
clothes, to take part in the show next
week.
About thirty babies, accompanied by
their mothers, applied for the job. Al
tho the number fell short, the chances
are that if more had shown up, Mr.
Hanlon would have been obliged to
take the rest cure.
"My, N.Y. he said, wiping the per-
SEPARATION from his brow, ~ really never
fully appreciated the argument of the
race suicide theory before
Some of the infants were only about
two months old and one good mother
too young.
*tHe can cry just as loud as any Of
them,' she said proudly.
Sally Lawrence was the first appli.
cant. Sally lives on the East Side, and
is as black-very black. Accompanied
by two little fuzzy-headed girls, she
made her appearance at the box office
-"Ah got some chillen heah fob 20,
she announced.
asked Mr.. O'Donnell.
"Ah got three, sub, an deys twins,
HAlf of them7" asked O'Donnell.
"Yah, yah,'' she laughed loudly
eyes, sub, all tree Of 'em.''
Mr.. ODonnell was rejoiced to Bee
them-he was.
Things went we'll until one woman be
came worried over the possibility Of
T know said the fond mother as she
looked at the flabby little piece Of hu
manity she held in her arms, "that
am to get my own dear, little, pretty
sweet-eyed darling back. Will you tas
them or will get check for it9' she
| asked with keen anxiety.
| .@"You can tag it any way you wish,
was the suave reply.
well, 7 want to be sure ,: Of it, sh ,.
replied spiritedly. my little honey,
dew is such a sweet little dear, that
get it if I DOM keep my eye on him.
"Huh,'' remarked an Amazonian
looking person who stood near, 81
guess you needn It worry. I for one
dom want your baby; mine g just as
good.'' 49, s.. = --.5.-----.--. -..-
'"What! You mean to compare your
baby with my little one, that, that
There was imminent danger Of hos
tilities when Mr.. O'Donnell placed him
| One woman who submitted her
"cheeld' announced she was sure hel
baby would make a great singer.
| TShe has such fine voice. she ex
planned confdentially, "and it's 81
strong when she cries. ..
The babies will take part in a rep
resentation of a baby show on the st
Louis pike and will be given a whir
at a mammoth nursing bottle.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-16
CORPSE WALKED
OUT OF A ROOM
VARSITY STRONG MAN VOTED A
SPLENDID ACTOR.
Element Of Jocularity Introduced; In
advertently, Into the Convention Of
the Funeral Directors-No Move to
Include Course in Embalming in
University Curriculum Today's Ad-
drocooa

Oscar Fryckmen, the university
terday. Members of the funeral d.
rectors' association say if he, can do
the stunts of the strong man with the
same success that he achieved as a
subiectf or the undertaken, he should
challenge Sandow without delay.
building. When a committee announced
that they wanted a subject for prac-
teal demonstration, he volunteered.
His Interpretation Of the role was so
deathlike that late corners had no doubt
but that the subject had clear title
to the garments of the departed.
But when Ffyckme11, Correctly dressed
TO rthe grave, rose from his place and
made a hasty exit, there was a decided
been present when Fryckman volun-
teered. The surprise was slight, how
ever, compared to the commotion among
medical students, who occupied the back
seats. -.
The incident livened up the after,
noon session and some Of the late
corners have been subjected to great
deal of chatting from other. members
over their inability to penetrate : the
disguise of the strong man. -.
Advanced Course Desired.
re-
Members deny that an effort is being
made to install a course in embalming
at the university. The ACCESSIBILITY Of
such course has been discussed for
several years, but no action has been
taken. Yesterday the association pro
vided by resolution for an advanced
course embalming, which will include
lectures from university professors, but
it is not the intention to attempt tc
make the course part Of the curriculum
The course will be limited to embalm
ers who have been in the business fo1
three years.
DR.. Wesbrook, Professor w. P. Ho
| henschuh and DR.. H. NJ. Braclen, ad
dressed the convention this morning
Dr.. Wesbrook. gave. the results Of test
as to the germ killing power Of lively,
different embalming fluids. . in onl,
one case was the test satisfactory.
| The program Of the convention endet
this afternoon and the members will at
tend the Unique. theater in asbody to
night. ..............- 8: u. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-16
NEUROLOGICAL
HONORED IN DEATH

Funeral Of Judge Austin n. Young Was
Largely Attended Today.
The funeral of Judge Austin H. Young
was held from the family residence, 1919
Clinton avenue, today at 2:3O pm. The
services were directed by Rev. L. H. Hal
lock Of Plymouth Congregational church
The honorary pall-bearers were Judge
William Lochren and Judge Henry c.
Hicks, the surviving associates Of Judge
Young the district bench; Judge Will
lard r. Cray, Judge Daniel Fish. Judge
W. A. Lancaster. w. e. Hale, W. H. Nor
rfs, Frank M. Nye. Colonel George c. Rip
ley and Judge Ell Torrance. The active
,pall-bearers were George A. Dole, William
A. burst, Joseph r. Kingman, David P
Jones, Burt F. Lum and Adds E. Sage
Judge John H. Steele, president of the
bar association. appointed a committee tc
present resolutions to the court. Judge
Daniel Fish, W. E. Hale, A. r. Ankeny
Judge W. r. Cray and Judge w. A. Ian
caster were selected
n. A. BENNETT died Feb. Is, at !
o'clock am, at the Swedish hospital He
was born April "a, 1887, near Chatham
Can, and will be buried Friday at Hager
Wis, the home Of his brother and the
burial place of his father. He is survived
by his wife and only child, N. c. Bennett
who resides at '2210 Fifth avenue S. He
was a. pioneer hardwood lumber dealer OF
ST.. Paul and Minneapolis. and retired
from active business nearly four year!
ago.