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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11
Z q 9.

- Die Burger Don Baleleitine ha=
ben beidlofen. Bombs gum 8etraee
BON 10000 ausSugebeu uno ben grs
trag fir Gbulamede au bertpenoen.
- Snbaber BON Bulicen in ben
bret grDBen Seem gprter geriihe.
rungsgeleQihaften. Der Stem Sort
2ife", Der Equitable" uno oer vWu.
tual", baben in Dallas cine Ser
lammlung abgebalten uno beihfois
fen, an Die @eleqfdaften bas Ser
langeu 81 ftelen, oaB Die teranii6en
BDlicen. Snbaber in Dem 9irettprium
Der @eieqihaften p%ertreten leien. Sic
baben IS. S. 8eera, ben betanntest
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in @afpefton,
ols Die paffenoe HerlDnlibfeit fiir ei=
men iDlhen Soften ausgerpablt, uno
mDbten, baB idmmtlibe 8olicen=Sns
baber in 9eras iih fiir i'm ertldrter.
Sic baben ferner beihf0hen, Die 2es
Qislatur nm ben grlaB zines @eIebes
su eriuben, tpelHes beftimmt, baB
Die Geriiberun9sa @eieninaften bic
@eloer. Die linen aus Teras auflie=
Gen. AUDI in teraniIben Gecuritdten
aale9en miiien. ShlieBlid] bot Die
B~eriammlung nod an ale terani=
ihen Bolicens Snbaber bic 8arnuna
aerihtet, iib niht ourh bic iebiae
Iaitation beunruhigen su laiien uno
etma Die 3ablunaeu auf lire Yolicen
einsuitelen. Die @eieuihaften feien
p0nfommen iolpent uno Die Bolicens
Snbaber liefen feline @efabr. ireeno
etmaS gu nerlieren. OieIe WeinunQ
miro pDm Stants. geriiderunastom.
mtiidr auf's @ntimieoenite unters
ftibt. -Nm "a. Ropember finoet cine
Beriammluna Der ilosterani1heu 80.
licens Snhaber bier in San Nntonio
itatt; bort miro Die 9aGaier 80nuet,.
ton, aliD Die norosteganiihen Bolis
cen=Snbaber, ourd1 Elm Spnaite per>
treten iein uno man miro nerluGen.
cine Organization au Stanoe su brin.
GEN. melhe ale 2eute in Tera9, bic
Boficen in ben orei @eiellibaften ha.
ben, umihlieBt.
Sn ToDfor, 100 befanntiih Die
Brobibitluniften iebt Die 0errldaft
baben, miro AUDI oas SDnntagsaaleb
in Der oenfbar ihdrfiten @eile burd.
gefiibrt. Dor einisen 9aaeu muroe
o0rt ein Shtahtec nit elmer Strafe
Don $3l.20 bele9t. Der ON Gountag
moraen, etnas mad aeun ubr, Elm
Beefiteat fir Is Gents oerfanft bate,
uno elm N6putat muBte 1920 be-
aoblen. neil er ON Sonutaa inner
halb Der Staotaten5en nad Tauben
geibUifen batte.
Burton unb umeegeno rpnroen
1eulib nahts BON einem Chiffon
heimaeiuht, nelher beoeutenoen
Shaoen anrihtete uno biele GebGus
De, unter ibner auh bic Metbooiltens
firbe. oemolierte. Srau &nispel, oes
rem 6uus upaftdnoia seritDrt tuuroe,
erlitt einen Irmbrub.
Der Wert oeS iteuerbaren @is
Qentums in unIerm Staate lit bies |
Sabr auf ST., 139, 023. 1902 abaeIhabt,
I'M 56 WtiQionen b6ber als i'm lebten
Sabr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11
Yerpnn.

gs mmmt Belt, eineri rleuen Nrtis
tel einaufibren, ramentlib tueun
oies Elm Irtifel lit. Der rtur getauft
wiro. um pieoer burh ben Be1en
entfernt su meroen. Sir meinen
Berolin, bieies probate Wittel. un
oas 8obns Doer 8eiddftsbaus, BON
benz laitigen Staub. Der beim Nus,
tebren entltebt, frei 81 balten. Mtan
itreut Elm paar 9dnoe puQ bon benz
BerOlin auf ben BOoen, man fegt es
NIT fort uno audi nldt elm Gt9ub.
diem mabt fih bemertbar - NQes
miro nom BerDlin au~fgeaehrt.
Die Sirma s.. 0pIoi@mtnt &
Gp. bate anfanes Shmiertateiten,
oieien Irtitel einaufihren, heute bat
ibn jeoes 6otel, Die meiften @es
ihaftss uno BripatbduIer haben i'm
uno enolid baben i'm audi Die 6f,
fentliden Shulen angeihaft. 8es
rolin lit oar niht aenuq su empfehs
len. es 1T fattiih Der @eiunbbeit gu.
trdalih, pertrelbt AUDI unaesiefer
ouer Nrt aus oen 0duiern uno bat
ben Gorsua Eeppibe gu reinieen uno
gu erbalten. Wer Berolin nod niHt
oeriubt bat, Der iOIte es iufort tun.
User eS einmal benuBt, Der miro ME
mieoer Dbne es fertig neroeu.
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NinG's b Gents onouna.G ioarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11
MuerIet.

0iftritt Nnmalt Batter bat Die
8emeiie erhaltea, oaB Der @eeer
Wont, Der oas iheuBlide gerbre.
chen IN gona, Safion County, be-
eangen baben ioa, CUR Belt Der gat
II Sabre uno 81 Eage alt, aIio nibt
mi%noeridbrig mar.
- Die SanltdtsbebDroe bat be.
iblo1en, ben meftliben Sliigel oea
Staotboipitats gu rdun1er uno bic
81 SuiaXen oesielben logen pprldufia
in 8arrads unteraebrant ueroerl.
Ser Staot Nrditeft @abrenberaer
bdlt oas @ebduoe fir iebr QefdbrliH
uno meint, DAB es benz ginIturs
nabe lei.
Die Dfentlihen 5d]ulen bleis
ben am Sreitag ben 23.-am Son
Nntonio Gage Der Nusfeuune uno
am Nahmittaa oes %. geibtpHen-
Ils Niiiitent in Der 9eituna oes
6anofertiateita : unterrihta in ben
Dfentlthen Sbuleu 1T s. $. grau=
der erndhlt puroen uno an feline
STEELE alS @drtner tritt g. u. Miz
NEAR. Die Shulbeb0roe beibloB,
fir Die Nubauten Der 5bulbduier in
oer WaiUns uuo Starrs StraSe $50
Suite ansufaufen.
@ueiiaS un0 Serlet habeu Die
Beamten Der ippoarapbilhen Union
auf ShaoeneriaB nertlaat. neil lie
Die 5irfua gu bopcotten oeriubten.
= Sc ftebt 81 ermarten, oab aul
Otenftag ieoer 8iireer feline SGuls
oiafeit tut uno gum Ssimmtaiten
eebt. f
= Stimmt fir grnit Stepes. SC.
8ilion une 4ouiS 0enermann
uno flr Die 2ostrennune Der Bolisei
nno Seuerpebr BON Der pDlitiiben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11
Platform.

Ste 6errrn Grnit Steues, SC.
@iliOn un0 9Onis Seuerma1tlr,
@auoibaten fit bic 8olisei. nnS
TeuerWcbr &ommiiT'on 0uf Dem
uSahepenoent Giti5ei,8' 3idet' bas
ben Die fpIgettOe RlatfOrm anfae=
itellt:
9lm Die Sirger npm San S(ntpmtp.
Mnf oringe1oes Grin6en Dieler
giirqer ser GtdSt iito mir Salt
bioaten fit bic Golisei= n1t6 Telt=
erpebr=& Dmmiiiion. @ir geben
bic Serit6erurq, baB mir gfie=
matSem eim Geripre9en mabtert
unb OaB mir, ipeltit mir trmdblt
wer6en ioaten, nnier SeiteS TIM
weroen E5ltr Grfiianng nnlerer
Bflt6ten, Obne SOrnrteil, Jnr6t
oSer @nnit nno nit Der ein3igem
Nbiidt, baB bieie beioen 9eparte=
ments nnierer Stabtbermaltnng
beitGnbta tn ibrer bDdfen 8irf=
iamfeit erbalten bletbem iDllen.
Nls eimen Setpeis nmierer Nnf=
ri6tigfeit tit bieier 8e5iebnng nuo
nls cine MntWort a1lf bic Seidnl=
otgnng, oaB mir, menl1 mir er=
m9hlt iuerbetf, bent WQnDr utl0
sta0trat entgegentreten nlt6 lrlls
Ma6tbollfommenbeiten beileget1
merSen, Die Snr6 ben Sreibrief
nidt p~orgeiebem iinO, erfldren mir
biermit, baB, lueltlt mir erUablt
iin0, uuier erfer oftisieaer Gft
barin beiteben miro, beim Mabor
ln0 staotrat oor5uipreden, llnt
5t erfabren, mel6e sntarte fit.
bie 8ermaltnng lliS ben 8etrie6
6teier beiben departments auss
geaeben meroem iDQ.
auf bieie Blatform bin, erfn6et
mir tint Glre urtteritiibnng.
Grmt gteDes,
N. 8. @ilipn,
Souls Senermanir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11
gpbu perlor bic mntter.

Bir baben S6minbiudt in u~nIerer
Samllie uno bur6 iie pertor i'd meme
Weutter. l9reibt s. 9. Geio, 6armonp,
We, 8dhrenb Der lebten finf sSo6re
babe i'd jeoo6 BEL Dem g~erin9teu Qraei.
9en BON 9nten uno @rfdltune 9r.
Sings neue @ntbedun9 fir 96ipinoiuf,t
9enonrmen unb 9~un9enlei6en aboeuanbt.
Der Ierlnt ieiner Mutter mar Elm idtpes
rer S6las fir Geio, aber er lernte auf-
5upalien. S6ne0ite Seiluua fir SuIfen
u1o @rtdltung. 8reis so Cts. uno 81,
8n baben BEL +. &atteper & Sobn. SEQ.
S. 5. S6mibt, @i9eutiimer, uno aoolf
@reiB, 9arantiert. Brpbeflaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11
Sine fbredGde aaIamitat

1T es, ipenn Sbr Cure &eiunObeit per-
liert, iueil rlnueroaulidteit uub Ser
itopiun9 einieben. 8rompte 6eiluns per=
idaffen Or. &in9's 9teue 9ebenspiQen.
@ut fir aopfpeb, @eritopfuns etc. 3u
baben BEL s. aalteper & Sogn, @ep. 5.
s. 5dmiot, Gigentiimer, uno Gboli
DreiB. rs Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11
.yh Daufe soft,

last 9annab 8lant bon 2ittle Sod. &rf.,
fir Die Setlung BON 8udlen's Irnica
Salbe, Die meme idredli6en ofenen
@unoen 6eilte unb bic ni6ts pprber faz
rieren fpnnte. @roEartie fir 8rauos
uno anoere @unben. rs gts. bel s..
&alteper & Sobn, @eo. S. S Sdmiot,
gigentiimer, uno Moolf 8reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11

@ie 8erfopfuns Der Mbsugstandle Ell.
ner Stobt bic ihlimmiten SuIoen fir bic
@eiunbbeit ihrer getpobner nod iih 5iebt,
10 audi bic 8erif0pfuna bes Rbrpers fir
oas Boliein oes Betrefenoen. 8oreu,
0ieren, @ebdrme tDnnen lire 6unftionen
niht reaelmdBia berrihten, menn Derz
braubte St0fe fib BARN aneebduft ba<
ben. ia gilt es, bieie 81 lodern, I'M iie
aus benz &brper gu entfernen. Sies iid1er
All beipirfen, lit eben Der 8orsug Der St.
Bernard ardnterptIlen. Sir rs Gents
bel @potbetern Su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11

SO 1T rlebr Ratarrb IN oieIer @eeeno beg Gan
beg, als bon alien anoeren arantbeiten suiammen,
Mno big in ben leben Sabren gait er als III beilbar
8iele Sabre lang ~erfldrten Sottoren ibn7 fir cine To-
tale &rantbeit uno i9rieben lotale 9eilmittel Dor,
nno % fe ibn nit drstlider 9ebanolung ~bsfdnbig
MIDI t%arirterl, ~ertldrten lie i'm fir unbeilbar. Gie
gStlienlaaft bat b%elpieien, oaB &atarrb cine goniti=
tutionstrantbeit 1T pno heBbatb toniitutionelle ge=
banolung %erforbert. 9atpg 8atarrb
Soleoo, Ohio, 1T bic eiasise conftf,tiousdIe Sur i'm
Mtartte. Sic piro innerii6 in DoIen ODER @aben
BON 10 Sropfen big gu einem Sbeel6ffel poll eenom=
men. Sic tuirt brett auf bos Blut uno bic f6lei=
MICE Sberfld@e oes Spitems. Sic bieten einbunr
feblt, 9aBt Gu6 Gircllare uno 3sasniie tOmmen.
Aoreifert:
SIS, @DeneD u. Is %. aolebo, ..
SO gsrtauit bon alien apotbetern. Yrsis rs
@euts bic Glai6e.
@ebmt oan's samiIieu ~ lieu far geriiopfuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11

0erlan8t mtro Elm sates beutf6e
S~ienitmaoden. UNI &ohen unb oa-
eetneine 9ausarbeit 8u beloraen bel
Wrs. b2imburger,
sol Miuer Qpeuue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-11
8ommt 5ur aus(teGung.

@ir laben Nle, @rpB unb &lein
gu nnI'rer Sair rebt berslidb Elm.
8rin8t &inber, Sntel, @ettern, Tanten
unb aIe lieben Nnberpanoten.
Gnt0nio III elm luft'aer Ort,
Ser @leibbeit unosoer 6reibeit Sort,
Gar biel oes Sb6nen siebt's 81 ieb'n,
Drum fommt nur Der, es tuirb ibpn eeb'n.
Bir sei9en uni're 8la5a's gub
llno uniern SluB, nithts fDtnmt inn sleid5,
nnb unl're 8arts-b'rob iiub mir froh-
unb iblieBlib uni're Ilamp.
Damn seht's CUR @usfteIuna hinaus, n
Sas 1T Der rerbte Qugenibmaus,
go niel su leben gtebt es bort.
@s fliest bic Belt = SIR f6nnt nidt fort.
lnb BADEN ales mir eeleben,
Damn laBt gum SbluB uns oortbin sehen,
$50 &uue gtar 8ier uns iprubett ben,
Der tuabre Seil= uno S%e9ensqueu.
Ob SIR fir MlamtO II ibruarmt,
SIR Grlanser gub mebr errparnt,
Sb Sbr BON Gabinet Elm Sreun6.
Stets finbet o1es SIR peretnt
Was Shr am auten 8iere liebt,
8as linn ben tpahren &ubm erit siebt:
@obllbmefenb, thar it's. fart uno rein,
go nie es edbtes Bier fDu lein.
Drum tuas aud 5hbnes unl're Stabt
limb Brd6t'aes gub su seisen bat -
9as Befte bleibt bod neit unb brett
9as Some Star" Bier. gu ieber Belt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR LABORERS
PLENTY OF WORK ON THE CITY
CONTRACTS.
Sewer and Pavement Construction Will
Furnish Employment for More Than
a Thousand Men-Park Board and
Water Department Will Use Several
Observation-Disclosures Leaving the Citv.

Labor conditions will be greatly
benefited in a few weeks when spring
work begins in the several city DEPART
ments. By April Is employment will
be, given to at least $500 men. AS
most Of the floating population has al
ready left for the labor centers Of the
northwest, this work will go to Min
neapolis residents who are known and
need the work.
The engineering department. alone has
enough work in sight to keep about
fifteen hundred men busy until cold
weather sets in next fall These men
will be employed in sewers and pave
unskilled labor is predominant and
begun there will be few bonafde resi-
dents without jobs.
Added to this the park board will
need 800 men to clean and care for
the parkways and the water depart
ment will need 200 more to lay the new
mains. AS many more will be needed
on the street cleaning force. The
new armory and the pavilion at Min
n fae vR h u nR1 0s snp et s
about one hundred and fifty men.
Superintendent Barton Of the poor
department says that the scarcity Of
work for unskilled laborers last fall
and winter worked a great hardship on
the city. The "floaters'' often OBJ
tanned the few jobs open and some Of
the worthier ones were shut out and
With so many jobs open this spring
and the preference given to residents,
there will be no occasion to give aid
to able bodied men. The f1oaters who
will not work will be driven out and
conditions will improve rapidly.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
Crawford Shoes" Spring Styles Ready
Agent. Hoffman 5 Toggery Shops,
ONE MINUTE TALKS

The following Is an extract from an
address made by prominent eastern
advertising man before the New England
Dry Goods association at it's March dinner
in Boston:
MISUNDERSTANDING without advertising is
as impossible as advertising without bust
ness, for advertising is as much part
Of business as business is part Of adver-
Using. The successful man is an adver-
tiser, whether he thinks he is or not.
without depreciating the value Of any
Of the good advertising mediums, for
there are many, wish to state emphat-
ically, and without qualification that the
newspaper is the best and cheapest ad-
vertising medium for the retail advertis-
err, and Is the only local medium worthy
Of being called indispensable. I cannot
too forcibly impress upon you the in
trinsio value Of newspaper advertising
space. base my opinion upon twenty
five years Of actual experience in weigh
ing advertising values.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
ELECTED TO OFFICE IN
ACADEMIC FRANCHISE

Miss Elizabeth Wallace, formerly Of
Minneapolis, member of the faculty or
the University of Chicago, has just been
appointed an officer of the Academic
Franchise by the French government
Miss Wallace is the third American wo-
man to receive such recognition. She IS
the daughter Of Mrs II. E. Wallace Of
Minneapolis.
The University Of Chicago has recently
made Miss Wallace a full professor in the
department of romance languages, where
she teaches French. She has spent much
time in Paris, conducting for time a
school for young women, co-ordinated
with the University Of Chicago.
Beecher hall, one Of the dormitories for
women, is under Miss Wallace's supervis-
ion. Her annual vacation has just begun
and most Of it will be spent in the east.
She had expected to go abroad again this
year, but the illpess of President Harper
has caused many plans to be held in abey-
anc0.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
RARE COINS FOUND
BY CLERKS IN BANK

Three rare American coins have recent
l-y been picked out Of general circulation
by the Northwestern bank. The coins are
in good condition. They consist of a.
silver scent piece of 1856, a 1o-cent piece
Of the scarce coinage Of 1882, and a half
dollar Of 1907. While It is hardly I'M
derstood how these coins could hitherto
ly been picked out nof general circulation
thought that they may have been carried
as pocket pieces.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
n. W. NATIONAL
OFFICERS RESIGN
COMMISSIONER o'BRIEN BRINGS
ABOUT REORGANIZATION.
Company Held to Be Solvent and Ca
pable Of Being Put in Good Condition
by Proper and Efficient Management
Advisory Committee in Session To-

There is to be an immediate change
in the management of the Northwestern
National Life Insurance company, fol
lowed by thoro reorganization. This
move has been decided on by Thomas D.
O 'Brien, state insurance commissioner,
after complete examination Of the
company's affairs by S. III. Wolfe, the
eastern actuary who made a previous
examination, and after consultation
with Governor johnson, Attorney Gen
eral Young and the Iowa commissioner,
State Auditor B. r.. Carroll.
MI. O'Brien has pursued most con-
sentative course, having in view the
The company is perfectly solvent,
but has suffered from lack Of proper
management. Messrs. o 'Brien and
Wolfe are confident that under efficient
management the company will be put
policyholders saved harmless.
The first step to this end was taken
yesterday afternoon when an advisory
Committee of Minneapolis men named
by Mr.. O'Brien met in conference with
the state officials, and listened to the re.
port of Actuary Wolfe. This commit.
tee is made up Of Mayor David P,
Jones, former Congressman John Lind
B. F.. Nelson, Lucian Swift and T. B,
Janney. -
Mr.. o 'Brien had secured the resigna,
lions of w. F. Bechtel, president, A. F.
Timme, first vice president, and Fred J.
Sackett, secretary and treasurer. These
officers were also directors and the plan
is to have new officers recommended by
the advisory committee and accepted by
the remaining directors. - ~
This committee is in session today. If
necessary for legal reasons, the whole
procedure will be submitted for appro.
val to meeting of the poicyholders.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
DOG PRISONERS WORKING
Many Valuable Pets Killed in the
Lowry Hill District.

Dog prisoners are at work in the
Lowry Hill district and several valu-
able animals have given up their lives
L. r. Than, 1888 Fremont avenue s,
lost dog and has, offered reward
Of $50 for the arrest of the poisoner
A. Y. Merrill, 1922 Emerson avenue s.;
j. E. Northrup, 1900 Emerson avenue
r. g. W Man{sr aSsg Fe@ 1891 Frs
mont avenue S, and G. P Lowell, 1912
Girard avenue S, have all lost dogs. Mr..
MunZer lost two.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
FIRE DRILL EFFECTIVE.

Fire drills prevented a panic in ST..
Luke's parochial school, Portland avenue
and Kent street, st. Paul, yesterday
when pile of rubbish in the
basement caught fire and filled the build
ing with smoke. The children marched
out Of the building in perfect order.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

WATERMELON TRUST COMING.
Coates & Grundy's original Watermelon
Trust will be the feature act with Harry
Bryant's own company at the Dewey
theater next following the Knickerbock-
ers. The advance sale for the ladies'
souvenir day tomorrow exceeds all pre-
yious records.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
O'Brien's Work Commended.

In statement to The Journal,
Governor johnson said
CT desire especially to commend the
work of Mr.. o 'Brien in this case. Ever
since accepting the insurance commits
sionership, he has been actively en-
gagged in trying to settle this North
western National Life company case for
the best interests of the policyhold-
ers He has been rational and calm
in his action thruout the entire mat
ter, which is great deal more than
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
YOUNG NAMES STONE

Morris Man Succeeds Kerwin Of lie
Sueur, Resigned.
r. A. Stone Of Morris is the new Sec
ond assistant attorney general. The ap-
pointment has been announced by At
tSSrf Ry 9 Ss2saa m9qa who 5as 5s'fR
Kerwin has been offered q position with
large corporation in Indian Territory,
and resigns to accept the place. He
denies that there has been any unpleas-
antness with his superior In the office.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

The Farmers and Mechanics Savings
bank requests it's customers, SO far as
possible, to make their deposits this
week, thereby avoiding the necessity Of
standing in the long lines incident to
the quarter days.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

can be said of some Of the rest Of us.
Even the directors of the Northwest
ern National company complimented
Mr.. O'Brien on his attitude.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

EASTER CLOTHES to order. Finest
woolens $50 make and trimming, $35.
The Palace Clothing House Custom Dept.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
USE REVENUE, STAMPS
Are Worthless Now and Not Good for
Letter Postage.

Two letters were mailed at the post
office this morning bearing two cent
internal revenue stamps Of the issue of
1898. II. G.. .Parlin, superintendent, of
the mailing division, gaid, that there has
been a sort Of epidemic Of late, as
being found on letters in one day. The
stamps are worthless as the time has
passed when they will be redeemed by.
The internal revenue department..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

EVENTS Or lONiGHI
Metropolitan Theater - Mother
Goose"
Bijou Theater-''More to Be Pitied
than Scorned."
Orpheum Theater-Modern vaude-
Vile.
I ssLyceum Thea er-'C Camille
Unique ITheater-Vaud
Dewey Observation-Disclosures Bur-
lesquers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30
nuLurH STORE INcoRPoRAIEs

The Golden Rule Store company of Du-
luth has fled articles Of incorporation
with $4,000 capital stock. Max Zelk, H.
Y. Josephs, s. Buchanan and s. Y. JO-
sephs are the incorporat tors
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

MERIT WINs-$5O suits to your
measure, $35. Palace Clothing House,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

CHOICEST wooLENs, to-order
suits, $35; equal to others $50 gar
ments. The Palace Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

ANTICIPATE your Easter suit. Reg
ular 500 values in every respect, to
order, $35. The Palace Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

PERFECT FUR STORAGE facilities,
The Palace Clothing House, Sd floor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

FURS SAFELY STORED-Repaired
Insured. The Palace Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

For Friday we offer 200 Pairs White Irish
Point Lace Curtains, with Very Effect
i've Little Borders; regularly 1925, at
per pair !. ........ ............$1.9 IS
$50 Pairs ditto; regularly $685., Friday,
per pair ..:.......SS:l 10
100 Pairs ditto; regularly $3.50, Friday,
per pair ............... ........$3.25
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-14
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
A Helping Hand
Is Gladly Extended By a clarksburg
Citizen.

Tnere are many enthusiastic citizens
in Glarksburg prepared to tell their ex
Perience for the public good. Testimony
from sucn source is the best of evil
hence, and will prove o helping had"
TO scores OF readers. Read tina follow
ing abatement:
a. .. Smailwood, general merchant, of
7e2 Pike street, W., says: "For two
years had attacks of dull aching across
the small Of my back. When a man
can only sit still short time without
the dull aching in the loins making him
restless when morning after morning be
rs lame and sore Just above the hips,
when STOPPING or lifting aggravates the
movement and generally brings sharp,
piercing twinges, that man is only too
pleased to emhpatically endorse Che mean
employed which brought relief. / saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised in a
harrisburg paper and thinking they
might at least help, if not atop, an at
@aSA' went 70 Wells q Haymaker's drug
store for a box. The treatment did me
great deal of good. Ny back at tn,
present time Is better and stronger than
u has been for months. Let me add, l
Aare been annoyed with itching hemor-
rnoids commonly called piles, for which
have used unlimited salves and oint-
ments and tried all sorts Of doctoring.
as Doans Kidney Pills could be depend.
ed upon, I thought Doan's Ointment
might carry ont the representations made
for 1t ] used it and It proved decidedly
satisfactory. These two preparations
should be universally known"
For sale BY all dealers. Price so cents
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n Y, sol,
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Dosn'.-an.
take no substitute.