The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
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rs good the running in the Streets causing
I'll forget that March Of last year colder
than the north side Of a Boston heiress
The wise wheat lamb hesates when to taking
tips the from his old friend Gatesy It is thought
quarters that Mr. Gates wants the money himself
Scoundrel
Mr. Castro Venezuela eager candidate for dent
large and vounous that nothing short Of brass knucke
nailed to the presidents big stick will do the business
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The streets Of Medicine Hat, n W. T., where the cold
waves come FROM are said to be wde When that
town gets to the pavement stage, the asphalt trust will
chorle with gee. H..
The Holy Rollers PROSECUTING in Denver but just
the country interested in the unhoy roll which
that New York insurance company is having fuss
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The Standard Oil folks have real fight on Governor
Hoch Of Kansas is country editor and knows how
live, if necessary, cordwood taken subscription
Hoch der governor ~ 49,.
Some street used to do business Min
neapos in front of horse have been discovered the
Grafton University line in North Dakota equipped with
trolley and much than they in this city when
Of used them foot to Twentysxt street
ductor and motoman merged into and when he Is
collecting the fares the farmer who attempts drive
the line sometimes given lift The students fill the
pretty full and there Greek letter society Of sraphangers
the O. S. that manages to have pretty good time not
whstandng few years ago the students used to walk
but it Is considered to ride the distance about
four miles the flies When you have to walk four
miles, trolley line interesting and valuable adjunct to
the scenery.
After travelling all over this broad land Of ours and
snatchng cgarets from the boys and fighting
vice in her moherly way Mrs. Nation has returned to
her old home at Medicine Lodge Kan Her sig
nazed by most painful incident. Upon ahting from the
train she stepped into public carriage driven by Bill Horn
q we-known local character.
The statements of the two principals do not agree
how the trouble started Bill says that Carrie denounced him
drunken sot and snatched cigaret from his mouth
Carrie alleges that without provocation Bill cursed and
backguarded her. They both admit however, that
driver grabbed the lady the hair and yanked her into
snowd1ift and then administered several kicks. 50
Horn arrested charge Of felonious assault After
celebrating than three hours the jury returned YER
dict of not guilty.
In lecture Mrs Nation denounced the city and county
authorities DEVILS anarchists and hehound hypocrtes
We contend that this was wrong of Carrie ~
An esteemed and wellthumbed contemporary the Fur
niture Journal to hand with advertisement Of
couch heous in construction and appearance that
shocks the imagination and makes lover Of furniture Of
simple lines long to smite that 'sofy with large strong
ak with hickory handle The couch is of selected quarter
sawed oak highly polished alas how highly top of
full of hair filling under ufed leather appearance the
couch resembles monster caterpillar. .
But this couch is hdeous what shall we saw Of the one
under it? This latter under the head instead of being solid
has several vertical Stats If the first couch resembles
caterpillar the second has every appearance Of cattear
with false teeth The imaginative child, with couch like
that in his parents home pretty that he has
been bitten by large dark with it's face upholstered
in store dentistry. A r.