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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28

and county officers. Masonic lodge men, school
children and citizens, which marched to the
courthouse square where the cornerstone was
laid by the Masonic order. The line Of march
was taken up to the operahouse, where speech
making and other appropriate services We're
held. Among those who delivered addresses
were: Ex-Congressman J. A. Picker. Judge
G. ]. Jarvis, Representative Frank Turner, J. 81.
Bottum, D. S. Smith, D.. H. Latham and Frank
M. Byone. The building is to be completed
by Jan. 1, 1906, and will cost SIS, 900.
Bids for system of sewerage for Faux ton
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28
KOEHLER MOVES TO WINoNA
Accepts Presidency Of Proposed New
Business College.

ABERDEEN. s.. D--Professor OF Koeh1er
who recently resigned the presidency of the
Northern normal and industrial school, has tax
en- partnership in the Mankato business col
lege at Mankato, and will assume the presi
dency and management of new business col
lege which the Mankato institution will es
! tablish at Winona. ~ - Il n 49,.
The acreage Of corn in Brown county will bt
largely increased, many farmers sowing as muct
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28
BEST INVESTMENT INTERESTS IS REP
PRESENTATION SOUTH DAKO WEEKLY PAGE. - ~

IS 100 acres. The combination o corn, ca tile
and hogs which many Brown county farmers
tried last year, proved very profitable. s. =
This section Of South Dakota was visited with
a good rain ON Thursday, nearly an inch
falling. All crops were greatly benefited altho
the dry weather had not done any damage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28
EVANS HOTEL OPENING
Important Date TO-: Hot Springs
.aat' Travelling Men to Meet. r.

HOT SPRINGS S, D.-The syndicate which
leased the Evans hotel has made Roy Scott
manager. Mr.. Scott has been chief clerk OF
the hotel in other years, and is we'll known
and popular. The hotel will be open fox bust
ness May l..
The Black Hills Travelling MEMS ASSOCIATION
will hold its annual session
Friday. Saturday and Sunday Of May Prepare
lions are being made for large attendance and
grand time. -~ *..a .-
This region has been favored with ample
moisture, this spring, and vegetation is getting
an excellent start. 80. - - - r.. ' -. -
The Central Savings bank will be a new in.
stitution in Hot Springs after about July l..
E. S. Kelley of this place and Mr.. Flanagan
of Minneapolis being at its head. r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28
COMMISSIONERS ADOPT PLANS
Minneapolis Men Accepted as Archi.
tectS of Deadwood's Courthouse.

DEADWOOD, S. D.-The plans Of Messrs Bell
& Detweiler, architects Of Minneapolis. were
adopted by the Lawrence county commissioners,
IS s @ A It MI
stoties high, 96 feet long and 81 feet wide. It
will be of classic style of architecture.
stone up, to- and including the water table, Above
the water tablet will te constructed of Omaha
pressed brick with stone trimmings, and copper
or terra Gotta cornices. 1t is to be absolutely
fireproof, having slate roof fastened upon con
crete. re- : sESi = ii ~ y: %eAs $50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28
PROGRAM AND A SUPPER
Odd Fellows of Canton Observe the Or
der,s Anniversary.

CANTON, s. D.-Friendship encampment, No.
n; Centennial lodge No. 10, and Columbia Re-
niversary of the establishment of Odd Fellowship
In America with an elaborate program of exer-
c1ses and supper.
Captain A. W. johnson Of the United States
navy visited this city, yesterday for the pur-
pose of opening naval recruiting station.
The Grieg Sangforenning, composed Of Nor
wegfan singers. known all over the northwest,
has completed arrangements grand cele-
brat1on OF Norwegian Undergraduates day on May
Il. Some of the leading speakers In the north
west will be invited to make addresses.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28
$500 Guarantee 80 Acres Of Land Brule County
South Dakota. Price Of Land from ste $l s.. 3.

Of Yo
S%n Ss 04s M fe cattle
o . Wana. IS. y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28

the city held a ratincafion meeting. a. +.
Brown presided and Rev. D. s Guinter, Rev.
s. E. Rooms, Rev. G. B. Hawkes., Edgar Dean
and others spoke. Resolutions were adopted
favoring the organization Of society to con-
tinue temperance agitation. 81 - +.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28
EGA.N PREPARING
Lake Madison Veterans Association *
Be Entertained in June.

EGAN. D.-cIt7zeus held a u,eet1n; last
evening for the purpose OF making preliminary
arrangements for the annual encampment Of the
Lake Madison Veterans association. which Is to
meet here ON the 13th- 14th, 18th and 18th Of
June The meeting Vas IN enthusiastic one.
and showed that each one viii do his utmost
to make the encanpment success Many prom
inent speakers vii be here. among them Sem
and Martin, Governor Elrod and Coo L Craw-
ford
FAULKTON STARTS COURTHOUSE
Cornerstone Is Laid with Masonic
Ceremonies.
Is FAULKTON; s. D.-Ihe cornerstone Of Faux
county 3 courthouse IVES laid tpday with fttins
ceremonies. BY proclamation Of Mayor Moore
all places of business were closed The Miranda
band headed the procession consisting OF the city
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28
WHY not solve the hat problem for this
! VV.eseason by joining the Gordon ranks!
Gordon

"ORDON HATS
~ (soft or stif), in
black, won't rust when
the spring rains come.
They're raven black at
the beginning Of the. sea-
, son, and just as black at
the seasons end. Only
a perfect hat will hold its
color. But it needn't
cost you five dollars.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28

occurred here last night when the store Of
| Bart Trucano was entered. the cash register
| looted and other valubles taken
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-28

Investors and Homeseekers information dng
Wown
80. r..
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
Death OF a Little Child.

On Tuesday morning at 4 o'clock
the death Angel lowered around tho
home OF Mr.. ard Mrs. John Finley,
and claimed for its victim their only
child. little Henry, borned July 24
1904, Died March II, 1906.
We extend our heart felt sympa.
tbies to the breavod parents.
Tho hearse was driven Que door,
1t brought u coffin as ", Se rs snow;
Such cofiins we had sc:'h before,
But never one concerned us 81.
They took the cover from the casque
And placed a snow white form inside
We look once morc-it was the last
On HIM who orce had been our pride
Our precious child!--oh is it true
That we shalt s. e his face no more?
His life was like the morning dew
'Tis gone, our hearts are bleeding sore
n voice that WHISPERED from above:
gave, also take away"
1t was our Fathers voice Of love!
Oar consolation. hop, and stay.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
RESOLUTIONS

Unanimously adopted by first Qnal-
t. rly Conference of Pickens Circuit
held ut Tabor, March 18th.
Whereas, PickcnH county is max.
ing an. effort to remove tho dispen-
sary ont Of the county an inslitu,
tion legaliz2d by the State and ther.
by making all Of her citiz .ns dealers
in tho liquor business which is de-
bauching to both young and old,
bringing suffering and sorrow to
many Of our homes, and sending
souls to. pcrditlon whore cravings
cannot be satisfied, md
Whereas this Conferences composes
part Of the citizenship Of Pickons
county and thereby dealers in spirit
nous liquors, whio'r is certainly con
trary to tho spirit Of Christianity and
tho word of God; l!lcr, fore be it
Resolved, First, that this Confer
enco endorses this movement and
hereby pledges it its support and
personal etf)rt.
Second, That wo voto as we pray
and urge others to do likewise.
Third. That II copy of these resolu-
tious be published i'll our county
papers and spread upon the pages OF
our minutes. o NJ. Ahney,
Il. a. Bowen,
a. E. Kelly.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
improved Jury Law.

Some Of our exchanges nre com
the jury system of Germany
where it is said two or three extra
jurors are sworn in when a .case is tc
be tried, and they sit.with the other
Jurors during the progress Of the pro
ceedings. having equal rights and
duties with the original twelve except
they cannot vote on The verdict; but
should one Of the twelve become in
cupacitated and have to be excused
a supplemental juror is at once in
his place and the trinl proceeds.
This is certainly IN improvement
on the practice in this country, where
q case is liable to be balked at any
time by the sudden illness of a juror,
but slight change in our jury system
would give us still better law. We
now have grand jury panel of eigh-
teen, a'y twelve of whom agreeing 2
: may return true bill of indictment,
NOW, let tho law be SO changed that
the petit jury panel shall consist OF
eighteen men also, and provide that
= any twelve of them agreeing may re
g turn verdict. This will insure
Q against mistrinl4 on account of O
! Jurors illness, wnrld obviato the rec
oguized difficulty Of securing unan
= nous verdict, at the same time would
maintain th time honorGd cast IN OF
$ having twelve men to agree upon n
y verdict. The cause of r;g',t nn
: justice would in no wise he inprriio,
D and there would be more c,rtnlnly o
: convicting evil ,'oers. - nj .nning Far
o MGR.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
What a Barrel Of Whiskey Contains.

A barrel of headaches, hcartaches, of
A barrel Of curses, barrel of blow;
A barrel of sorrow from n loving,
: weary wife,
A barrel Of care, u barrel of strife;
a barrel of unavailing regret,
A barrel Of cares, barrel of debt;
A barrel of burger, of poison, of pain,
A tarrel of hopes all blasted and
vain;
A barrel of poverty, ruin and blight
a barrel of tenrs that run in the
night;
A barrel of crime, barrel of gre ans
A Iarrel of orphans most pitifu
moans,
A barrel of serpents that hiss as the,
That grow from tho liquor in th'
head Of tho glass.
A barrel of fulsehoods. barrel o.
cries,
That falls from the maniac's lips n,
| dies
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

People who have given close alton.
ton to the matter have very little
roas on to donbt the c. c.rrcctness Of the
assumption by the Greunvills News
that much of The whiskey sold by the
State dispensary is deadly poison.
Everybody Knows that the chemical
analysis legend is only myth, and
that thousands Of gallons of cheap
whlstey go to consumers through the
dIapensary just os they come from the
wholesale dealers. Inst. nd of eiug
chemically pure these 80 called whis.
kles a'e really pure chemicals. The
purest whiskcy will kill in time if
used in sufficient quantities., but these
cheaper compounds and limitations
do their work in short order. -.York-
vile Enquirer
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

Gaffney News; Mr.. Taylor Pctt,
was in tho city yesterday and said
that ho had l25 bales of cotton that
could be had when it went to ten
cents, but that it could not DO had ut
Que ceDt less than that. If all the
farmers would go out with that deter
mination it will Lring ton Gents
what it is worth. We need moro men
with the grit Of Nlr. Petty.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
Two thousand weekly paners A.,

Two thousand weekly papers aLt
200 daily papers, rvnching ever,
household in the South, have taken
part in the great cotton holding move
mont, urging on the farmers the neces
sity of reducing their acreage and fer.
tiIizer bills during coming year. Yet,
in the face of this fact, ono Of the first
propositions made, after perfectlng
an organization in Columbia last week
was to invest lot Of money in estab
fishing o new paper as an organ for
the cotton growers. What more could
an 'organ" do than tho newspapers
have done, are doing and evnce ii
readiness to do? If they are going t6s
have more contributed money than
they can dccently appropriate t, sala5
rles, let them buy space in the public
spirited papers that have bee, work
log for nothing. Ibis would show
somo regnrd for pray a f,iends, and
aonll not Il ye the eartnarks Of graft
about II aiming Farinor.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
Death of a Little Boy.

Robert, the 5.year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Loober, passed
over tho cod river of death on The
1Ith inst. ut the Columl ia asylum.
He had been there for about ten
months. The CAUSE of his death
Is unknown at present. The corpse
arrived at Easley on tho day fol.
lowing his death. 1T was taken TO
its former home. where Il large
number of friends had gathered. .
The interment took place at Nine
Forks On Tho 1Glh. The whole
community sympathizes with the
bereaved parents. J. l..
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

"Why everybody knows that the
Devil and his political hencbmon aro
on tho Dispensary side of the ques
tion. 1t was conceived in the womb
of He'll, and born amid the shouts of
demons, and has dragged it's slimy
tail through every phase of South
Carolina politics for twelve long
years. Rev. H. L. Baggot in South
Carolina Baptist.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

Ihe Belton correspondent Of the
State says: "Rev. w. Il. Tate hae
placed on exhibition in Hoopor's Drug
Store curiosity. Five rats were dis
covered by him in his barn with their
tails SO interviewer with a Goth string
that they could not get apart They
were as completely tied together as a
whip. though all alive and each doin 9
their best to get released. 1t is a
mysi cry how they c'ull have worked
their tails into such u kn It It has
been source Of considerable com.
ment on The streets by all who saw
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Come and see our nice line of shoes.
j. II. Fenpells & Co.
\ nice line of mems and youths
collars at j. Il. Fennell % Co.'S Store.
One Is h p. engine and boiler for
sale. JAS. A. Within, Norris, S. c.
For Saie-A limited supply of
Hawkins cotton seek pnre stock. rs
ceuts per bnshel. r. \. Hester,
Pickeus S. 9.
Highest prices paid for. chickt MS,
eggs and country produce,
J. II. Fennell & Co.
The incest line of lamps, glassware @
and decorated dishes to go at cost.
j. II. Fonnell e. Go.
Still! selling ont at cost ut the Cure
ton stand. Come Mt once rs this
stock must go. j. T. Fennell & Co:
WANTED-1O mon in each State
to travel, tack signs and distribute
samples md circulnrs of our goods.
Salary $75 90 per mcntb, $500 per
day for expenses. Kuhlman Co.,
Dept. $ Atlas Building, Chicago.
This Is reminder that I am still
doing business ut the old stand (.vtr
Plckens Drug Storc) whsrc 1 I'M
"'wa's glad to serve NY o'tl as we'll
as new friends. When YOU want n
quick and easy shave, Or an ur-to date
hair cut, give me call
E L Hunter, The Barber.
Waited -T-n mcu in each ;Sl.t"
TO travel, t"ck sims and distribute
circulars and samples Of "ur goods
Salary S15 per month. So per day
f"r rXncHsns. KnhIman Company,
Dept. =, Atlas BuiIing, Chicago.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
linn on Dispensary-He Handles il
Rough.

Looper, S. c., March IL, 1906
Mr.. Editor: Please allow me Il few
words in the columns Of your paper
on the whiskey question, as soc
50 many letters about doing away
with tho dispensary. J. am ono
who thinks it would be wise step
to make, for the stuff is SO rotten
it stinks; it makes some men such
fools that they don't know whether
they are on their heels or on their
heads. 7 think the citizens OF
Pickens county should hold an
election to vote it out, as it is Il
curse to the county and disgrace
to the town Of Pickous.
When | SEQ man who has drank
the dovlish stuff until he is drunk
and staggering from one side Of
the street to the other and cursing
every man he meots and using pro-
fame language III the presence of
ladies it reminds me Of the devil
more than anything else that I can
compare HIM to, and old dispon-
sary liquor is the cause Of it. Why
not do away with it? We have
people that profess to be christians
that will 60 to Plckens and can't
leave without going IN the dispen-
sary and getting bottle of "fuss
X" or "Hollorlng John" or what
ever you may call it, before they
can come home, and then come
home about three sheets in the
wind and the other sheet shaking.
Some men will got drunk on
dispensary whiskey aud. fall out
with his neighbor and sometimes
kin him, and tho cause Of it is
whlskey. Why not do away with
tho diapensary at Pic&ens and
have a civilized county and say
that Pickens county will not have
n dispeneary.
So long as the fathers of good
children aud the husbands of good
wives vote tor it and drink it when
they can get IT, many men will
spend all their wages for dispen-
sary whlskey while their families
are at home crying for bread.
Some Will ask what about the
blockade whiskey. Why, if there
was blockade sLill on every
branch in Pickers county it would
not be as much scandal to the
as the dispensary stuck up
on the side of main strcnt in q
town, with the door standing opvn
and tho bottles in view, 1t will
almost tempt man when no
wouldn't think it would soc tho
devilish stuff before him. |
1t would be long ways more
honorable for the town to hnvo an
old OK wagon loaded with fertilizer
to stand Oh the side of Main street
than to have a dispensary stuck
lp there.
[ am not ashamed for tn, people
o know that | am against it.
james II. Hughes.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
Rocky Bottom Racket.

l wish TO say to the readers OF
The Pickens Sentinel. journal that
the good people Of Big Eastatoe,
plenoy, Reedy Cove aud Rocky
Bottom met to build a graded road
from near Richard Gravloy's to j.
@. Gfayley's, and to their surprise
the black man appeared, and after
he left some Got the boys said it
might have been old #goob; and
they went1ahead and completed
tho fqad. Little Man.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

The Kansas Legislature proposes
to have its convicts work tho oil re.
fineries III opposition to the Standard
Oil Company According to Tom
Lawson tho competition will be bet.
ween men who arc III jill and those
who ought to be.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

1t is difficult to understand why
otherwise intelligent men will allow
i've hundred or a thousand dollars
worth of cotton TO lie out in the wealth
er oil winter, when they would not
let fifty cents worth of corn lIo out
over night. One thug certain, western
farmers do not treat their Lay that way.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

There are but two doctors Of Me.1i-
cine in the entire Congress of the
United States, aud both of these are
in the Senate. Almost every other
occupation from log rolling to pngi
lism is represented in tue lower house.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
PICKENS, S. G. /:
Wednesday, March %, 1905.

The Department uf Agriculture is
satisfied that IN efficient cotton pick
ing machine has been invented. The
apparatus was designed by G. A..
Lowry who invented the round bale
cotton packing outfit
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

All persons having Claims against the
estate Of ID. X. Norris deceased will pre-
sent them properly proven to the under
signed within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted to tho estate
will make payn ent at onco to
j. II. VandiyIr, Executor,
Anderson, S. G..
March |, 1905 It,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22
The Church as a Social Medium.

The Church as a Social Medium.
Espera1ce Go ,tllovc, speaking OF
society as it concerns business women
in tho New Idea Womans s Magazine
for April, says that where society rs
it is generally known is not possible,
md she acknowledges it is all i'm
possible IT, many business women in
lMrye cities, there are other things
which are soIni social in their nature
and which will do the work of sub
stitutes for eociety If they are 80 mp
preached She Instances books, co J.
certs and churches. although she do
prccates mueing use of the latter
solely on account Of it's sociul adran.
tages. Of churches sho rem .rks,
"Let her. the busin' ss womar) "seel,
first clergyman whose preaching helps
her, whose spiritual inspiration IA
sists her to bear tho SORROW Of lonli.
uess, ana by some miracle, human Or
divine, she will often find the lone.
liness supersedes 10y kindly acquaint
nnce.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

This city, Monte Cristo, has just sprung into cx-
stcncc in the c~ntre Of group Of claims owned by
the Monte Cristo Conservative Mining Co.. of Doug
las Arizona. and stock holders in this mining company
will have real estate and industrial value attached to
their stock making gilt edge investment as thew
will own the town site SYSTEM electric lipht and
power plant, telephone, ice and cold storage plant
Ibis stock still selling o5 cents, the amount it orig
lnay sold Tor before the town site even thought
Of, but its bound to reach $3.50 share or higher,
soon For safe investment and clean cash profit this
is your opportunity Will you grasp ilo Write today
for free descriptive matter.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-22

March |, 1905 It.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-21

Copyrighted; an rights reserved).
Bag punching is one of the favorite
forms of exercise INDUCED i'm by pugi-
lists when training for fstic encoun-
ter. 1t has also become popular in all
gymnasiums and private residences. as
it brings into play and develops the up
per part of the body in a better style
and i'm a much shorter time than any
other exercise known.
1t is different than most other
branches of sport, instead of it being
labor it is a real pleasure. Especially
is this true after one is able to execute
few movements, and If one practices
a few minutes a day on the bag and
follows the rules laid down there is no
one who cannot become an expert OF
course it requires many years before
one is proficient enough TO be able to
class himself as an expert, but a few