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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
CLEARING OFF THE SNOW.
Policeman O'Dea First to Apply for
Warrant.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Pugh this
morning said he would issue warrants
against persons who refuse to clean the
snow from the sidewalks in front of their
residences and places of business as soon
as the policemen Of the beats where the
houses are located have filed the informa-
lions with him that the police regulation
which went into effect several days ago
has been violated. He said all prosecu-
lions will be vigorous when the cases come
I'D before Judge Scott in the Police Court
The regulation the Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia have ordered Major
Sylvester to enforce states that all snow
and ice must be removed from the SIDE
walks within four hours after the snow
had stopped falling.
Policeman Lawrence ODea of the sixth
police precinct station was the hrst appl-
cant for a warrant for an alleged violator
of the regulation. He appeared in the
office of Assistant Corporation Counsel just
after noon, and asked that warrant be
issued for James Hughes, janitor of the
Webster building which is located on d
street between 9th and 9th streets north
west.
This building Immediately adjoins the Po-
lice Court building, and was purchased by
the Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia about one year ago for the new site
for the Police Court building which is to be
erected.
Hughes is also the Janitor of the Police
Court building, and the assistant corpora
ton counsel asked the policeman to sum-
mon Hughes to his office, as he was posi-
tive there was a misunderstanding on the
janitor's part.
Hughes responded Immediately, and in
formed Mr.. Pugh that he supposed 1t was
the duty of the occupants of the building
to clean the snow from the sidewalks, but
the assistant corporation counsel informed
him that it must be removed Immediately
or a warrant would be issued for his arrest.
Hughes left the office at once and in a
short time the walk was entirely cleaned
of all snow and Ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09

timated at 81 265. and the pedestals ana
abutments at 81 253, making total for prep
aration for receiving the bridge OF SS,4ol.Zo
To this he added 10 per cent for engineer
ing and contingencies. Filling, cobble put
tiers, macadam, curbing and brick walls OF
old brick, all in connection with the ap-
proaches, he estimated at 50, A. 80 To be
added to this Is 10 per cent for engineering
and contingencies. making total for the
approaches of $5,656. 90 and a total for the
whole project of STA, S97.75, roughly rounded
out by the engineer at $4,000.
Basis of Figures.
These figures, Mr.. Douglass states, are
based on a fill forty feet wide, a thirty
two-foot roadway, with cobbe cutters.
thanked by five-foot old brick sidewalks. If
a wooden trestle approach be built in lieu
of a fill there would result a saving of
So 500 making the total cost of the work
S12,5 800. The fill and trestle estimated upon
extends to point $50 feet west OF the
center line of 23d street.
Mr.. Douglass calls attention to the fact
that the District does not own the land
west of Rock creek. This is private prop
erty, and is now used for a street car yard
1t was stated at recent hearing on the
proposition to erect a bridge at q street
that the land would be donated, but the
Commissioners have, no legal or written
statement from those concerned that such
will be done. Should the District find 1t
necessary to purchase the land the cost of
the bridge would be greatly increased.
1t is stated that the bridge at . street
would have to be much higher than the
Thompson bridge. and if the latter bridge
were removed to Q street it would have to
be hoisted on steel foundations. il is be-
lieved that the bridge can be strengthened
and If the project does not exceed $50, 600
it will probably be recommended by the
Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09

purchased did not possess the age any
other of the virtues claimed for them by
their distributors. They complained to the
Post Office Department. That branch of
the government service investigated and
fraud order was today issued against the
parties named.
Fraud orders were also issued against G.
S. Wythe, Bradford, Pa, who is charged
with being an agent of the Preferred Mer-
camille Company of Boston, against which
company an order some time ago is
sued. and +. M. Graham of Boston, whose
speciality has been the sale of ''Coo-Chee-
Coo pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09

Frederick Easton convicted of man
slaughter for the killing of Lorenzo w.
Kline at Hagerstown. Nd, was given five
years in the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09

A jury in the Norfolk county (Va.) court
yesterday adjudged Haywood Lanear, who
lis charged with burning his son to death.
to be insane and the accused murderer will
be sent to AN asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
Muslin Underwear.

Odds and ends in soiled Cambria
Skirts, made with deep flounce OF lace
and embroidery. Worth S125 I'm,
and 150. Green Ticket Price,. 1$N.
Special lot, consisting OF Drawers.
Chemise, Skirts and Corset Covers. trim
med with good quality lace
and embroidery. Worth soc. Or
Green Ticket Price. SSNs
Another special lot. made Of Skirts.
Chemise, Short Skirts and Corset Cow
ers, trimmed with lace ruffies and inser-
ton. Long skirts, made with wide ruff
fes at bottom. trimmed with embroidery.
Corset Covers trimmed with lace and
embroidery. Regular zoe. and
75c. garments Green Ticket 3mc
tTlCe. ~ ~ -
so dozen Ladies' Muslin Drawers, made
with deep ruffles, trimmed with
pretty laces. Worth 25c. Green E.
Ticket Price. Observation-Disclosures w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets All drug.
gists refund the money II II fails to cure. K. W.
Grove signature is on each box. 25c.
oc4-tu. th. 9. 150t-A
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Plenty of Coat Bargains.

uSHANy wi SUdU lOG1F SdaAHS.
II Kersey Cloth Coats in black and
castor-27 in. long-velvet trimmed with
plain or notch colars-aIl sizes. 81
and IS values. Green Tricket g Z OS
20 fine Kersey Cloth Coats-27 inches
long, in black, tan and castor-heavy
satin Enthusiastically tailor made-full
sleeves-all sizes. $40 and $15 G zR
values. Green Ticket Price. -. ID II. Il ~
Children's Coats, in blue cloth-braid
trimmed - sizes 6, 8 and 10 years.
Worth 81 and $3.50 Green 7S~
10 Children's Coats, in tan, blue and
red-braid and velvet trimmed-siZes 6,
8 and 10 years. $500 values. CT AZ
Green Ticket Price. ........... " tO
Ladies' new spring style Cravenette
Coats, in gray, with box-plaited back
and belt - full sleeves - all sizes.
P M1fth si2.oo. Green Ticket So. As
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Kid GnOVes.

Fine Quality Kid Gloves: slightly soil
ed from trying on; in the fashionable
plain and embroidered back effects: in
tan. gray, brown. black and white;
S100 and S1.J0 values. Green AONr
Ticket Price. Observation-Disclosures. wy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
Opera Bags.

Elaborate Silk Opera Bags; made of
best quality silk: bags suitable for car
rage use: heavy corded handles; colo
NAL gold frames; slightly soiled from
window display. but not enough to de-
tract from their value. Regular S1.00
and sl.25 bags. Green Ticket 6Oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
Chi1drem'S Wear.


Odds and ends in Cambria Baby Slips,
trimmed with ruffles. Worth 4 OU/ ~
2Jc. Green Ticket Price....... S/>lNe
Lot of Slightly Soiled Baby Slips made
of long cloth and nainsook, and trimmed
with the daintiest laces and embroider-
les. Some sold at SL00. and
others at $125. Green Ticket Omr
iTict..- - - Nv
Slightly Soiled Children's Aprons,
made with deep ruffles over the shoulder;
made of fine India linen; sizes
to Yrs Worth 2oc. Green 1QC.
Small lot of Childrens Light Percale
Dresses. made in the popular Mother
Hubbard style. Worth 25c. 0lZC
Lot of soiled and mussed Caps. In as
sorted coors: Caps that sold regularly
T for si-o pr sad $50, Green .:12RC.
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Hosiery amd'UnderWear.

80 dozen Ladies' Fast Black Hose
full seamless. Hose that sell regularly
F fSf issc Green Ticket 511c.
Odds and ends of Children's Ribbed
Hose-fast black, with double heel and
toe At 15c. they're bargains. 1B/ ~
Green Ticket Price. ........... nv.
All Heavyweight Underwear that sold
for SOC. and 75c. Green Ticket G7-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
Laces and Embroideries

Short ends IN Embroidery and Point d,
Paris Lace Edges; values s to
12l2c. yd. Green Ticket Izhr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-09
Waist BARGAINS.

80 dozen White Madras Waists, trim
med with large pearl buttons. 2dDT
Worth 75c. Green Ticket Price. .OS-.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-31
RE AT, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

Z .
HousEs-A vAn1Eg TN ONE a BAR,
$1500-7o2 26th ay NE, eight-room house.
in good condition. city water, storm sash
and screens; $3.50 cash and SIS per month
si.5oo-ssos 22d ay $, eight rooms, nicely
arranged for two families, very easy terms.
$2O00--A partly modern eight.room house
near the university. 1861 18th av Sc. sewer,
water, gas, gas fixtures, water closet, stone
sidewalks in front and on side. fine trees;
fine corner lot and most excellent neigh
horhood; 5000 in cash and 500 per month
handles it.
roS et @ater tprnase sfas sas
and screens large barn; $275 cash and $27. 80
per month handles 1t.
$2,75o-2629 I'd av S, modern except heat
eight rooms, nice lawn and trees; 1915 cash
and $27. so per month handles it.
$3,5O0-A new strictly up-to-date modern
house with shingles and roughcast concrete
exterior, high grade heating plant. full plumb
ing, with laundry, hardwood floors and finish,
beam ceilings, columned openings. panel wains-
coting, plate rail. hardwood seats. mantel and
fireplace; lot 5ox15o; IL blocks north OF
Como line on RAYMOND ,av. in st.. Anthony
Park. The beautiful high ground, fine view;
seven new houses built this summer within
besh Of Il
fare to either city: 5000 handles it. Z.
$3,600-lO2S Logan av N, ten rooms, com.
pletely modern, with high-grade heating plant.
modern plumbing, hardwood floors and finish,
mantel fireplace, storm sash and screens.
This is one of our very best bargains. House
could not be duplicated for much. If any.
less than twice our price; $500 cash required.
$5.5oo-House under process of construction,
Portland and 2sth ST. This very. attrac-
tive cottage house contains ten good rooms
and an alcove. = 1t will be finished with an
abundance of hardwoods, such beam cell
ings, columned openings, panel wainscoting,
sideboard bookcases, etc. 1t will have high
grade combination hot-water and hot-air heat
ing plant. with full ventilation; piped for
gas and wired for electricity: built with ex-
IRENE precautions for warmth; $1,000 in cash
handles 1t.
W. W. Clark Realty Co.,
212 Nicollet
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BUSINESS CHANCES
S, CAMPBELL g. co.,
Real Estate and Business Brokers,

F#atF. Real Estate ana Business brokers, s$4H
4O4 Bank of Commerce.
Cash for your business, store, stock farm
or property any Iart of the northwest. AL
dealings strictly confidential. For quick sale
cial and newspaper references. Sales not
.onals gss e a sna sInntrE income
daily; $4,000; terms; owner leaving city; make
offer.
Kestau1 ant, fine down town location; income
go to SO daiy can be doubled retir
Millinery, South Side, fine trade, good stock;
invoices over 81, 900; price $500; terms to suit
buEe ee:erg ne osn sales
monthly; price $1,000 invoice; family
troubles cause selling.
so rooms; ali rented: income 81 600 to $1,000
monthly; price $4,000 cash or security
Bakery, West End established five years;
rent SIS; sales $25 daily; price $780, worth
Before buying any, business, large or small,
call call and see u.s. We can suit you on price
booming house sth and Hennepin. IA rooms;
rent $35; lease; new $500 piano; price $500,
part cash; splendid bargain.
Ten s rooms elegantly furnished fine location ton
booming houses. all sizes and PRICES d We
Guaranteed as represented. See us first terms
Livery stable good Wisconsin town. neal
ness; price price $500; elegant proposition fol-
Drug store, good Minnesota town; established
five years; good trade, stock and fixtures; $500
Millinery business, good town, fine trade;
General merchandise stock. North Dakota
invoices $4,000.
Creamery and buildings, Minnesota; $4,000
terms; investigate.
Any business, store or stock quickly solo
for cash. Call or write for terms.
Campbell & Co.,
pnY AZ pf
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Farm Lands.

9 FARM LANDS FOR SALE :: L..
Dodge reS z5st a 9 Hsso 100
acres eultIystsa PFise per }e acre
= all under sscgltiyafionj, house, barn and
1santi county1eo acr ys, e. miles from Stacy
nSsss SifS 100 Ssa
prairie land, rs acres Under cult Cultivation
fve-room house, barn, 'granary, etc In
good condition, six miles from Marietta.
Marshall countys25 S acres miles fs1 from ron sta.
tsn Rouse ba sanaHy
100 acres cultivated, 60 acres meadow, 20
acres pasture, 40 acres timber. Price,
100 aerss u Of ggrasa snS $40 S2o
way station; good black soil. Price. $40
Meeker County acres two and half miles
+: from Litchfeld; modern brick house., IA
rooms; barn and other outbuildings, all in
hne ~ ito mh1s Is one of the
sherburne County-12O acres prairie land three
miles from Decker; 90 acres cultivated,
al fenced, small barn. no house. Price,
son. four-roonl house, barn and granary,
90 acres cultivated. balance prairie and
wright pssaSw Piss SO lake Shore mile
from Buffalo station; good eight-room
mouse, Darn c0rncrlbs, machine sheds. One
of the prettiest spots on earth for 81, 500.
30 acres of good land with lake 'front.' five miles
from Montrose; good log house. barn, etc.
Fl price;' including stock and machinery,
Yellow Medicine County-16o acres, black loan
acres uades pow Price, $40 1n an acre
639 acres of rolling prairie land, watered by g
+ creek; two acres ofstimber, all fenced, nc
buildings. Price,, $26 an acre.
- 0i South Dakota.
Lincoln County-15S acres three miles from
Canton City, all under cultivation. Price
$50 per acre; easy terms; no buildings. :
Virginia.
Lunnerberg County-135 acres five miles from
Green Bay, one nine-room house, one two.
room house, barn., etc., go acres pasture,
4GO pear trees IN bearing. apples, peaches
plums, ETC.; mosquitoes or malaria
Price, $27 per acre; reasonable terms.
Besides the above, 1 have many other i'm
proved farms On my list in minnesota, North
| and South Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa and other
| states; also thousands Of acres of wild lands
Franklin Benner,
SOB Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
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PARTIAL LIST OF FINE FARMS FOR

PARTIAL LIST OF FINE FARMS FOR SALE
by Julius Crosse & Co. 16O-acre grain and
stock farm in Anoka Co., near school, church.
the owner, 40 acres under plow, 20 acres good
timber 40 acres. pasture. 60 acres natural
meadow, Groom house, barn. granary. This
Will take $1,000 property as part payment.
Excellent bargain. Reason for selling old age.
clay loan, with clay subsoil. in splendid
running order. with Is head of cattle. 6 hogs
ana 100 chickens: horses CROP and machinery.
tween Maple Lake and Silver Creek IN The
best part Of Wright Co.. house I rooms, barn,
granary. ice house. etc. 20 acres under pillow.
II acres meadow. balance timber $2.1oo.
borderng lake. nce house
fence FEW es from tGR oh ha and in Re
miles from Minneapolis. only s25 per acre.
Bargain. I,o &s,. sF.:
55-ae cra,1 farm on Buffalo Lake. Buff
pillow, 45 acres pasture. balance timber. good
Groom oa house and cellar. granary. etc; price
81 800 Soil first class. With 1S head of
cattle, $50 chickens. s hogs and all farm
indictments. So. 500.
We have a number Of 5 and 1oacre pieces
near the city. Prices and description on ap-
Gall for printed lists The above farms are
not in our printed list. 7S5 .s@rsT
4os i B1sten s Sfesss a 4 cs
11o.ACRE FARM. WITH ALL STOCK. MA.
cchinery. etc, on the Vermillion river, ad1oin-
Churches. bank. stores etc With best si h91d
paHosa M s. sss' Duiu
with basement, all the machinery, stock etc,
running water through farm, cuts 125 tons
hay. in fact one Of the: best stock and grain
farms in Chisago county one mile from the
pretty village of Stacy, 50 minutes by rail
from twin cities; $50 per acre gets it all;
20 years time at 5 per cent; cash So, OOO; this
farm will pay for itself in five years.
E. L. Allen, ~Gilfllan Block, ST. Paul.
SMALL FARMS FOR SALE.
Attractive farm homes in st. Croix county,
soil s. 80 y s =. . 5
tivated,. good buildings, 1.25O.
50 acres two miles esa from city; 40 cultivated,
good buildings. $2.250.
sugar beets. fruit, berries, stock poultry,
near railways, churches schools, creameries.
Call or address 526 Guaranty building, Min.
neapolis. EssAasz
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90 Q 90 Q O. o. 9 9
front; $1,000, easy terms. "
S, east front; $4,000.
Thoroughly modern house and barn, east
front on Holmes ay S; lot 46x12S;
cost the owner $500; will sell for,
$4,000.
, Eight rooms, thoroughly modern built two
years ago, on I'd av S. inside Of Lake
ST.; $3,O0O $500 down.
fine residence on Clinton and 18th st,
, built by the owner for a home, thor
oughly modern and complete in every
respect; $4,000.
Dirimp1e-FerrelL Agency. 421 Kasota Bldg
O 0 o o 0 o 0 o
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MEDICAL

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE ACE
a guaranteed cure for Brights disease Of the
kidneys; trial bottle will convince the rnost
skepticaI. Call and investigate or send q
for trial treatment. DR.. W. D. Myers, Spes
cialist. "a 18th st s.
PILES DIR. a. WAITE, 80 YEARS sPECIAI-
list, cures every case; write for pamphlet
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PRIMARY TEACHER WANTED; MUST BE
normal school graduate with at least years
experience; So. 80 month Hazard Teach
ars' Agency, 232 Boston block.
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homework; modern house; no children; wages
So week. Address Mrs. S. l.. Glaspell,
jamestown, n. D.
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STOVE REPAIRS
BARGAINS IN FARMS


REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES-GREAT WEST.
3 ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 HenneDin Az.
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EVERY PERSON INTERESTED IN THE
present insurance disclosures, every person
who wishes to understand the principles Of
life insurance OF ganization and management
State Mutual advertisement in this issue. This
pamphlet 4 is net mere adyerts1ng ci1fular
scientific principles which should govern a life
insurance company, and the object Is to en-
able the average business man to discriminate
1ntelligently between the sound and the I'M
sound in life insurance. The Minneapolis rep
resentatiyes of the State Mutual believe that
their. business will be benefited by public In
tel!1gence upon this subject and they fur
nish the pamphlet free to all who are inter-
ested enough to send for 1t. Send stamped,
addressed, 61a-inch envelope to J. w. Van
Tuyl. General Agent, 1921 Loan & Trust
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ESTATE FOR SALE
UniilllpIr II !

9 9,,,q1, o sr2I yo, q 1,e Ynr' :
o in 'Morningside'' and build you a thoro1y 20
Q modern house: $500 cash, balance monthly e
o Location, 1919 st and France ay S on
o new electric, ~ Sc fare; large grounds. Q
o 1Oox2OO TT. 555E@S;sa Q
o Chas. I. Fuller, {
o SOB Phoenix.
o o O o O "a o 90 o % Fl O 10 0
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A LADY STENOGRAPHER FOR MAIL ORDER
business; must know how to sell furniture,
carpets. drapery and crockery by mail Ad-
dress 6S1:, journal.
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ANTED-ExPERIENCED GERMAN AND
Polish salesladies for e. department store near
1Jth av n; steady positions to good saleslaoles;
none but experienced need apply. AduresS
I,,r
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WANTED-LADIES FOR TRAVELLING SHOW
company; all expenses and small salary paid;
no experience necessary. Address 66O7, Jour
nal
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUITS MADE FOR
S3.5u 50; silk shirt waists $1.5U; latest
skirts $500. 907 9TH av S. n. w. phone Main
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SMALL FARMS FOR SALE.
Attractive farm homes in st. Croix county,
isconsin, at very 1dWi prices: rich clay loan
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WANTED-A COMPETENT WAIST FILTER
and draper for the fall season; good wages:
apply at once. Mrs. Aunie Stewart, second
floor 4 Paul, Mimi.
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woman's department of ii life insurance COM
pany: grand opportunity. Call or address
manager, 415 Andrus building, Minneapolis.
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HARDyMAPLEi MILLWOOD; NO BARK, $3.50
per load. Minneapolis Bedding Co., Division
st and 9th av Sc. s. s&s
The daily tribune., 1905-11-20
Edison Records, 35c
Columbia Records. 25c

Just received two Of the newest VICTOR Talking Ma
chimes with improved sound box and tapeng and oil
tho late disc records Buy Phonogph and have the latest
and BEST and music your house just whom
In q humor 10 listen.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-20
On Church Fsdseatlsa.

Nsww York. Nov. 3o-ThoagA thia
was the sixth cay Of The inssr-ehuroh
conference o. fsdssatioa thees was no
appefsnt diminusiea o1 intsrsss
among tie many dsisGA1ss - a1esnl.
anos. Bishop Wilsoa q the 1lesAodi>
the forenoon session. The practical
results thas nay b sxpsetsd from thu
oonfsssnes vsss discaDsA By prooi.
nsnt ohurshnss ~ stbsEA A. III
afternoon session "A Uniesd Oh1Fct
and Evangelisasioa" We the gsosFal
topic of diseussioa. For the opss
meeting tooisht tho scheduled spsak'
srs iDclade 0ovsfSos Hisgins Of Hew
York, Justice David J. Brewer II tn {
United suprsos oeuft, Professor
Hsssy wsds Rogsrs q Yals Univss'
ny. and Jadas Psssr 3. 0rossps]
Of the United stssss Oiruuit oosrt
Tomorrow will b TIE closing day q
the oonfe1Snoo.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-20
Fortune Fer q wsskiagman.

London. Nov. 20-A ssnsasiea has
bssn oasssd in Great Harwood. q
thriving cotAea nAnufaoturipg town
in Lanoashirs. by the Aanoonososot
that oas Il ~ woskins men. xiohasl
AaoDosald. 10 axpsctsd shortly - II.
hsrit With his brother . fortune q
o. 900. .ooo Il appears thss Aao.
Dooald's spels, who smigTsssd b
Americas many ysars NO. hss jast
died and lsft his immense fortune
made In mining 70 bis two nephsvs.
MaoDoaala 10 at present employed q
. gardener. and his leap 70 fortuns
will. therefore, b. . great one.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-20
Csttsn Nill's Profit.

Bpartanburg. 8. O.. Nov. 2o-At
teday's asssai meeting Of the sessk.
boldsrs o4 the GAINESVILLE cotton rill
. report was prssssted By the trsas.
ursr showing thsa the net preAts Of
the nill In the year ending Ssps. %
amounted - ssarly e7s.O0o. Morn
than -, 900 wss psttsd In the siz
mouths preosdinG The lest day Of Sep.
tsobsr. apd In ths half year before
thas more than 10. .Uoo vas the sass.
inC.