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New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
ASSISTANT APPRAISER RESIGNS.

II was announced yesterday that Harwood Hunt
ington. one of the assistant appraisers OF rer-
ohandise al the Port OF New-York. had rendered
his resignation, and that II had been accepted TO
take effect August 81. Mr. Huntington was ap-
pointed TO the Office in May, 1903. He had charge
or the sixth. or woolen goods division at the
Public Stores. Appraiser George W. Whitehead Is
sued a. statement announcing the resignation in
which be said That Mr.. Huntingtons action in re-
signing was voluntary, and taken that he
might engage in another line OF work.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
STRIKING CLOAK MAKERS DISCHARGED

Thirteen strikers who belong 70 the Hebrew
Cloak Makers Union were prisoners before Mag
istrste Pool in the Essex Market Court Yesterday
charged with having caused a disturbance in the
tailoring establishment Of Solomon Krocburer AZ
No iS5 cannon-st. 1t is alleged the men tried %
induce krookurer's employees to strike in sympatlv
ano when the men refused a fight followed As
sernnlynan Edward Rosenstein defended the
prisoners and Magistrate Pool decided thev bsd
committed no illegal act in going the pacs. nd
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
OHIO ELECTRIC COMBINATION

The combination OF electric street railway and
hgntng companies IN and near Youngstown. Ohio
which was recently reported 10 be forming is TO
be known as the Mahoning and Shenango Railway
and Light Company. # announced yesterday
The new compay. which is TO have 10000 Ooo can't
Ial stock Will control about thirty corpora tions
representing 10 miles OF street and interrban rail
way: governor Herrick OF Ohio. and Murray A.
10 be interested in the enterprise
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

Palermo. Aug 1T-sailed Italia Utah. Martini.
New-York-
Algiers Aug 1-Sailed, steamer Rabenfes Ger.
kElppner from Calcutta and Colombo). Boston and
New-York
Gibraltar. Aug. 23-Passed. Perugia (Br) John
ston, New-YorS for Naples, Msrseiles and Leghorn
Cebu Aug 22-Sailed- Indrawdi (Brl. Hall
from Yokohama. etc) New-YOrk.
Pernambuco, Aug 16-Arrfved steamer Tennyson CBr).
Ohls. New-York for Rio Janeiro. etc .
Bermuda, Aug % I'll m1-Sated. steamer Bern1udian
(Brl. Eraser. New-York
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
MERCHANTS TRUST COLLATERAL SOLD

There were sold at the weekly auction sale OF
securities yesterday $4,000 Virginia Passenger
and Power Company first consolidated mort
gage per cent bonds at Is. and SOB 600 Rich
mond Passenger and Power Company debenturs
D per cent bonds. also at 13. These bonds We're
among the collateral held by the Merchants
Trust Company and were sold bv order of m.
receivers Of that institution
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE TWICE.
Englishman Dives Through Bedroom Win
dow to Pavement Below.
By Telegraph TO The Tribune }

Bristol, Conn, Aug. 23.-After plunging headrore-
most twenty feet TO the ground twice TO-DAY I'm a
desperate effort TO end his life Albert f. Pearca
Of London. England. who weighs 210 pounds IS
alive. and probably will recover
Pearce. who is dealer in glasscutters ana col
lar buttons. came here few days ago and obtained
lodgings at the home Of Frank Emmett, IN Nortb
Main-st. He apparently was I'll and kent N his
room. His frst attempt at suicide was made at
t:so a. m. when he Jumped out OF the window OF
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

1t is a pleasure to put honest dol
lars into mems pockets.
We're doing what amounts to the
same thing by selling good clothing
for a third to half less than the usual
price.
It's good operation for us too be-
cause we've made our profit out OF the
9O9o sold in regular way, and while
the few of sort that were left at the
end of the season are as good to you
as those that went before, remnants
are bother to the Storekeeper.
There is still good picking among
the $3.50 suits, especially in the large
and small sizes $40 for youths suits
and for mems outing coats and
trousers; some small boys (13, IA, Is
years. long trouser suits, S..
a few mems light weight over
Small wasted and long legged
coats, $3.50.
men may find interesting trousers for
$3.50.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s e42 1860
Warren St. 18th ST. Sand St.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
TIN PLATE MILLS TO BEGIN woRx

Newcastle. Penn, Aug. 23.-The timing depar,
nent OF the Greer tin plate mill will resume opera
lions Monday. according 10 an official order issued
to-day. The timing department always starts two
weeks after the hot mills begin operation The
Shenango tin plant is expected 10 begin work in a
Few days with over twenty-five hundred on It's
pay roll
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2s.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wed, August %, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Pennsylvania 0ier). Knnth Hamburg Angus.
u. Dover and Bouogne 12. to the Hamburg-American
Line with 423 cabin and 1921 PASSENGER. and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at sos m.
Funch Edye Co. in ballast. Arrived at the Bar az
-
Steamer Grenada Br> Murchison Trinidad Aug "a an.
Grenada II. 10 the Trinidad Shipping Trading Co
Bar at $3.50 2 m. - N''
Steamer Caprera QaD, Agostini Girgenti July % ana
Lena August o. TO Hirzel Fetmanu & Co with ndse
Arrived at the Bar at 80 m.
Steamer New-York Archibald Santo Do,,i,so r,,..
Ausust 10 sanchez IL! Puerto Plata and Monte Crist
IL and Turks Island 10 to VIM p Clyde q % Wiz :
passengers mais and mdse Arrived ths Bar az I2:4I
Steamer Capri (Ger> Carsen Santos Ju,v % and D.
bados August a. 10 Funch, Edye q Co with "a sxar
gers mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar al
Steamer Lille (BD. Durie Port Maria susu.. "a
hlhsstoh IL ana Fort Morant Is 70 the United Er,,
Bar l2:l2 m. 1850 ENIiNeu st the
Steamer FL slgIo Boyd Galvesto, .u,.. -
q ~Ne'e"'ine AT t.l0
70 the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and
Quarantine 3:25 . m. anu ihose; Ieft
Steamer Bluehelds. Hastings BaItinor. ..
FIster; sn with mdse L@ft Quarantine 5:25 a m T.
a. CSde & Co. with mdse Passed in uarantin. a. "a "a
Sandy Hook. n ]. Aug o. $50 p m-wtna .o,,,s.,..
light breeze; hazy N s0utheast:
SAILED.
Steamers c1tta al NapolI QtaD. Naples ana c.noa ~
psfanza Havana and Mexican ports; Grecia tesrS
Hayti. Port de Paix, etc: Alamo Galveston APE
Norfolk and Newport News; Bayamo CCoihsn1 Sisrson
Baltic (Br Queenstown and Lvcrpool Staends,
l8oucgne and Rotterdam Baker (ierl Port Antontn
Ann BAY etc Mancunia tBrl. Norfolk Northown -.
leans, N9' tNe"-or-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
surrs. sis 645 Moon rises 1918 Moons %
| HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy A :21 Gov. Island 12o Hell Gate s:15
| PW-sandy Hook 200 Gov Island 3I9iHen Gate 4:12
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
Proposals.
BE RECEIVED AT

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
rnent. Washington d. c., until 10 o'clock \ August
90 1905 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter
Furnish at the yard. New York y Y a quantity
books Tor shi2s ana crews libraries Applications for
proposals should refer Schedule Blank proposals
VIII be furnished application navy pay Office
New YORK n y or 70 the Bureau. II. T. b. HARRIS.
Paymaster General U. S. y.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

Carson's Inlet, Captain Ottinger and the en-
qineer being almost starved before they We're
rescued bv fishermen.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

southampton. Aug g. 1918 mSailed steamer Kaiser
wilhelm der Crosse Ger. Clippers (sron, Rr.rssyy
New-fork via Cherbourg ~'N-et"'
Dover, Aug 23-Fassed steamer Toronto CRr, f-,.r,.
New-YoFk for Hull 'N''' NiaiS'
Avonmouth. Aug 22-Sailad steamer Po,nra. M ~.
Kay. New-York N-''' 80
queenstown Aug % lo:40 m-Saied. steamer Caroni.
- tBrl. War; (froEa LiverpooD, Neei-York
ohetas. aug sailed steamer Elise (Ger Siege
Urom Rotterdam. New-York - N-'' 1850
fNo'sssuane aug Z-Arrived. steamers Excelsior (Ger)
Gruh' 1orn New-fork; Fensngo (Br) Manning. Bsiti-
- (1er), schaarschmidt New-York
Genoa Aug 2l-eailed, steamer Manuel talvo ,sr.r,
Castllar Nswxyogk ~ ~0 "sa'e
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

'Brinss mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06

@ins. ,3psi Wo9en ipdter purbe bet
S9riba cine 2ei9e eefunoen, Die po@
fitip ais bic bes @ermiBten ioentifi@
art fpurbe. Man nabm an, buB er
beraubt unb ermorbet lei. &ur5 oaz
rauf absr tpurbe beridtet, 8ius lei
nod am 2eben unb babe ii9 elmer griez
9iI6en 8anbs ansei9lofen. Dor
einigen Sagen nun traf auf bem.sngz
lif6en @eneral>g pniulate in Saloni<
fl Elm 9adet elm. @s entbielt elm
menI9li9es Sbr unb Elm S4reiben,
pona6 Das Dr. @ils abgei6nitten
pprben lei. Gr befinDe ii9 als Sc
fanaener in ben 6dnDen BON Brigdns
ten unb iein 2eben lei perpirtt, fpenn
ni6t 600 Yfuno Sterling als
20ieaelo besablt piirben. Der Gene
rulconIul lit baraufbin nu3 Monaitir
a6qereiit um bic 8%efreiung ieines iur<
aen Qanbsmanns gu periu9en. Bias
lit Der Spbn zines englii9en Sn9es
nieurs, Der lange Sabre in Der Surtet
t6Gtig MGR. gr ielbit tit BEL Der tur<
fii6en Sabafregie angeiteut.
= 9eeen bic @rri9tung
siner feiten Sampferanlesebriide auf
6eloolanb, bic bon benz Norbbeutf9en
2loDb unb Der 9amburg-@meritaz
Ainie eeplant mar, bat fi9 tpegen bes
ben SeleplGnber 8potsleuten babur9
~entaebenben @erbienites bic 9eleolGnz
Der Misunderstanding ~ausgefpros
diem. Die Mngelesenbeit bate bic &C.
miitber bes 6ifderpDIt6ens i'm bod
item @rabe aufeereet, fper1 aud Die
nabe5u $4,000 8abesdite uno Sur9r
reiienbe, bic i'm leBten CONNER bic
bsrrli9e Hprbfee : Snfel befu3ten,
fpenig bapprl peripiirt bdben tperben.
Mebnli9 pie 1890 ppr benz 1tebersung
Der Sniel an Seutf9lanb mar cine
8olfsabftimmung b~eranftaltet porben.
8Gbrenb man jebu9 i~eineraeit iberz
pieeenb fir ben Mnf9lub on Seutf9=
lamb geitimmt bat, mar mon leBt ELM
Thinning gessn bic neue @nluse. @on
ben @erIi9erurgen, baB Die 8riidenz
a5eaben ibnen 5ufOmmen fOllen uno
ben Musfall Der jest rei4en @innabz
men fir bas Iusbppten beden tperben,
periprdfen fi9 bic 2eute nur penig,
benin aud 1890 fei ibnen Sugeiitert,
aber ni9t sebalten tpprben, bob tie Bis
1910 nit neuen Ibgaben berf9ont
bleiben ipllten. IuBerbem piirben bic
fir ben 3ped bes 4usbpptens bef9dfs
.ieten eroben 8oote unperpenbbar
Iein uub minbeitens 40 Slider, bic
ii9 iebt in ben 9ienft Der Sampfers
fabrsGfte ftelen, bei4Gftisupeslos
nerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06

= s Der CATION. Die Souz
riiten: .Sn bieien beiben 8etten tOn=
rlen mir bod unmDgli9 gu feds Ser
fonen fdlafen?" Wirtb (tritifd): 80
bod. penn sic ri9tis Derpadt tper>
benz"
= 4u9 eine Gntf9ulbt>
gune. @i9ter gum Mnseflasten,
her bei9ulbist lit, elmer auffdaig ses
fleibeten Dame na9eesangen gu fein):
vSie buben alfo bieie Dame bur9 UNI
ausgsfebtes Na9laufen beldiist2"
Mnsetlaster: 80 nein, ih perfolste
nrr cine moberne &unitridtuns."
-Iube SefunbGrbabn n.
Heiienber ~(eeGrgeri iiber ben unge>
tp0bnli9 langsn Iufentbalt gum Sta
tionsporftanb): -Warum fabren mir
henn ni9t?" Enthusiastically: Ser
2ofpmotibfiibrsr is mod beim @ef<
perm" Reifenber: $50 peranlaEen
sic i'm bod, fofort feline pflidt 3u
tbun." Stationsporftanb: yMit benz
tanr mat, not 10 umfprinse. ~porseiterr,
is er aar not o'fabre."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06

SoIbmdnn nun iimsebenoe ginfuB
mabgebeno mtrb, bic Burger in ibren
psribnli9sn 5reibeitsn einsei4rdntt
tueroen.
s7a1 fibler unb rei1iGsr ueber.
leauna utrbsr mir uniersn liberal &C.
finnten 2eIern rathen, am Sienfag
far Serrn gootwalter 3u ftimmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06
: Oos beutfhe Hefns<

-9as beutf9e aei9s<
fursbu9 bient balb gang europa als
8orbilo. Sn Stalien, Seiterrei9, ia
felbft in &ublanb limb mebr ober me-
niger geluneene Na6abmungen Dieies
8u6ss srf6ienen. Sir bic 5ablrciz
diem Geiienoen na9 Der S9pei5 1T e.
bon beionoersm SntereFe, bab ioeben
audi bieies 2anb ein eigenes amtli9es
&ursbu6 erbalten bat. Oas beutf9e
&ursbu6 Fat babel ebenfdns aus=
oriidli6 ais 8orbilo eeOieni. Selbf
bas Yupier bes l1mi6lags lit busYotz
selb Des beuti4sn 8udes. Sas
i9lpsiserii9e &ursbu9 lit semeinfam
BON Der GENERALIZATION Der fdpei5e<
ridden GunOesbdbnen unb Der Sbers
Yoftoirettion berdusgegeben. SIN
Ocuti6en &ei6e trGgt befdnntli9 Die
poit a4ein bic Miibe unb Soften, elm
amtli9es &ursbu9 audi fir Die gt<
fsnba6n= ME ale anberen @eripaltun<
gen beraus5useben.
: Sin M er BON einem
PDli5eiier9eanten bat, pie aus 8um>
binnsn beri6tet nirb, bis por &ur5em
bas Stdbt6en &bein beiefien. @r bats
tie ettpas arf benz &erbbol5 1iBen un0
srbielt besbalb BON Der Staaisantpultz
fhaft ieines friiberen WobniiBes cine
Qntlage 5useitelt. S9maotfe, 10 beibt
bas einsig boitebenbe @uge bes 9ee
ieses. itelte ii6 felbit einen = Sob
teni6ein aus unb fanbte ibn Der
Staatsantpaltf6uft elm. Sarauf err
folgte nGmli9 bic @initellung bes Ser
fabrens. Der Orbnung bulber purbe
bas ben Spbtenifein beeleitenbe unb
glei6fans bon S9mabtfe aussefertigz
te S6riftftiid Der Yoliaeipertpaltung
Menben, bic ben Strofantrug seftellt
bate, 5useitelt, unb bieie erfannte
@6mabifes 6anbf9rift. Ni9t lanse
barauf orbnete bic Staatsantpaltf9aft
bic wMusgrabung Der 2ei9e" an. SEPT
iiBt lie bereits binter i4tpeoti9en
Gardiner.
= Snber NGbe bes 8dbn>
bofs S6margenborf bat elm 8erltner
&aufmann .. f6on ieit Sabren Elm
srDberes Stiid 2anb gepa9tet, auf
Dem biesmal &~artoffsln itanben. Die
@rnte mar ppr5iigli9 geratben. Mebz
rere 8artoffelbiebe MOLTEN ii4 bies 5us
nubs MAIDEN. @ines Cages eridienen
baber bic breiiten 8urf9en auf benz
Older unb bubbelten i'm S9peibe III
res Mnaei9ts. Sic batten bereits
mebrere SGde nit &artoffeln anse<
fiint, als elm frember Mann nabte.
Die M%rbeitfamen lieBen i9 ni6t itD<
rem, fpnbern bubbelten tpeiter nno
ma9ten i9lieBlih Mnftalt, ii4 NIT
ibrer 8eute at entfernen. Ser Jren1s
be, Der Bis babin Der SbGtisfsit Der
Observation-Disclosures nit grobem Snterefle
sueeieben bate, trat nun binsu unb
bsgriibte bic vMrbeiter" NIT ben Worz
ten: Sd banfe Sbnsn, bab sic mir
meirte &artoffeln 10 f6On ausgema9t
baben. sic biirfen iebt eeben." gr NOR
Der pd6ter felbft. Mit perouBten Sez
iidtern unb leeren 9dnoen ialideu Die
Oiebe BON bannen.
Suit per4panb
nG6renb zines Sasoausfluses IN Der
NGbe BON Monaiir, 8ulgarierl, Elm
iunaer g%nsldnper Hamens Ybiltpp
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-06

= Gin 9eIb. YRau9t Sbr
Manu aud9" 30, benz trau ids
f6pn gu, tpeun i6 niAt gu 9aufe bin!"
= Rad benz @ramen Stus
bent: ,Wie bod bic 3eit bersebt!
S9pn Dieber bur4gefaaen!!"
Mittel Sum .3tped. !9err
Meper, Snbaber elmer 4emif4sn Gsi@
nigungsantalt, bat auf feline Soften
idmmtlide Rubebdnte auf Der Prome<
nabe Dor ieinem 6auie rel anitrei4en
laHen. o.: r@ie fommt Der Mann
5u bieier llneigenniiBisfeit2" = g.:
.nneissnniibisteit2 SD bante! 9eute
limb ibm gteid fsben R0de unb a&te
aehn gotten gum &sinissn ssbraat
porben."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-20
CUMMINS ON RAILROAD RATES
He VIII Tell the Iowa Fall Chautau-
uuanS About Them. ~


IOWA FALLS, IOWA.-The annual Chautau-
qua in this city under the auspices of the Iowa
State Baptist Sunday School assembly opens
farmers day." The features of the day S
program includes an address by Professor P. G..
Holden Of Ames on ''Iowa Corn and How to
Grow IT, This lecture will be given at 1890
in the morning, and in the afternoon Governor
A. B. Cummins will speak on .How Railroad
The Situation and the Remedy Following the
governors address, Professor Holden will speak
again pis subject being Our G9rn Pr9iueSsi
Rev. Mr.. Jones will speak,. his subject being
Get There and Stay There. - 8. =. - ! !,
completed last night and as soon as the trans
formers are put in place, Alden will be lighted
by electricity. The town will put in several arc
descents for street lighting. Most Of the bust
ness houses have been wired for the new service
and number Of residences will take the new
service as soon as it is started. Several farm
ers along the line will also use the lights.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-20
PEOPLE WHO
RIDE ON PASSES
THEIR NAMES MAYBEPUBLISHED
IN IOWA NEXT YEAR.
The Roads Likely to Be Required I'd
Report to the State the Names of
Those to Whom Passes Are Issued
The State Of Washington Law Is
Being Favorably Considered in Iowa.
Special to Tbs Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Webster City, Iowa, July 20.-When the Iowa
antipass bill Is offered in the next legislature
it will have attached to it provision requir-
ing the publication of the names of those who
apply to the railroad in order to secure free
transportation.
The railroads will be required to report to
the executive council or to the state railroad
commission the names of all persons to whom
passes have been issued during the preceding
year. The bill. as proposed, will provide that
the Issuance of all passes shall be prohibited
except that railroad employees and their fam
lilies may ride free
No one has any disposition to prevent rail-
road employees and their families from receiy-
Legislature and other public officers may find it
easy to class themselves as railroad employees
by becoming attorneys for companies, for in
stance-it is, proposed to add section which Will
compel publicity as to those who do receive
passes, which publicity will uncover all unholy
alliances of the character mentioned. 49,
The state Of Washington recently passed a
law creating a state railroad commission and
tax commission, which is empowered to pass
on the railroad assessment of the state; and as
q part Of tho railroad commission bill, an anti
pass bill adopted. This utterly prohibits
the issuance Of free transportation except as
to employees of railroads and their families.
John G. Lawrence, one Of the newly appointed
members of the new commission of the state Of
washington, was in Iowa a few days ago; and
said 1t was proposed by the board of which he
was a member to enforce this antipass law
stringenty ITO stop public officers from act
ing employees of railroads and therefore en-
titled to passes" said Mr.. Lawrence, I'VE shall
require the roads to report to us the names Of
all persons to whom free transportation is is
sued under this head and we will publish the
names. We believe that it will remedy the evil
which otherwise might arise
1t also is said that members Of the legisla-
ture, acting suggestion Of the railroads,
propose to Introduce amendment specifically
prohibiting the issuance Of railroad mileage to
| newspapers, on the theory that the issuance of
| this mileage has far greater effect on public
sentiment than does the direct issuance OF
passes.,. 49, ~ - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-20
STORAGE


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving storing, pack
Ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon, to Chi
cago, Denver. Spokane and Pacific coast points.
Others advertise sucli rates. and may succeed
sh ~ u car out we alone
regularity to Insure prompt and reliable SER
vice. For the best of service at the lowest
rates, write or cell at 46 Sd st S,
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
have best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and other points our speciality. 1872 5tn st s.
: Both phones
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house,
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 NicoI-
BENZ Bros TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and wareroons; goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9Th st N. Both tells,
soz.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-20
A BIG LUMBER DEAL
Hines Lumber Company Puts $3,ooo,ooo
@tA4 & into IT, 49,

]: ASHLAND, 5WIs.-During the past week over
100000 feet of lumber have been shipped from
the port Of Ashland, which is nearly half Of
what was shipped all during the month of June.
which is dry enough to ship.
A large deal in pine lands and mill property
occurred Friday. when the Edward Hines Lumber
company of Chicago purchased of the White
River Lumber company Of Mason their large saw
mill at Mason and 300. ooO, 600 feet Of timber in
northern TR has Is
since last winter, bit owing to the absence Of
John A. Humbird of st. Paul in Europe, who
is one Of the principal stockholders of the White
River concern, the deal was not completed until
last Friday.
r. D. Pike, president of the r, D. Pike LuIn-
Der company of Bayfield, was married on Thurs
day of last week to Miss Lillian Johnson Of that
city The ceremony was performed by Rev Mr.
Kittridge of the Presbyterian church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pike will spend their honeymoon in Califor-
MIA and other western points and will be at home
at Bayfield, in the autumn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-20
'DISFIGURIIlG ULCER R
People Looked It Her Ii lmazsnsni.
Pronounced IncurabIs. FACE Nov
Clear as Ever.
TuANVc cnns RIM njITlnIlna
THANKS GOD FOR CuTIcuRl.

Mrs. P. Hackett, Of 400 Van Buren,
ST., Brooklyn,t n. VI, says: 81 wish
to give thanks for the marvellous cure
of my mother by, Cuticura. She had
a severe ulcer, which physicians had
pronounced incurable. It was a ter
rible Disagreement, and eop1e
would stand in anlazement and look
after her. After there was no hope
from doctors she began using Cuti-
cura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, and
now, thank God, she is completely.
cured, and her face is as smooth and
clear as ever"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-20
MOORHEAD' "CARNEGIE''
The New Library Will Be Of Cut Stone
and Roman Pressed Brick.

: MOORHEAD.g MINN.-Judge L. L.. Baxter has
appointed A.. A., Erickson member of the
charter commission Of the city of Moorhead,. to
fill the vacancy caused by tho removal from
the city of F. w. Porritt.
The Peterson Mercantile company has accep-
ted the architects plans for the new brick block
on Fourth street.
The library commission has accepted the plans
for the Carnegie library building. 1t is to be
built Of cut stone as far up the water table
and above that of Roman pressed brick.
both of this city were married at 1880 last even
Ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Euren
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeberg will make Moorhead their
home. !
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BATTLE LAKE, MINN.-At the school cleo
t1on John j. Rudh was reelected treasurer fol
three years. Funds to buy a new site for 8
school building were also provided. -,
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A Sunday School Meeting.

: j. Il, Peterson has received word from the
State Sunday School association officials that the
annual meeting of the Hamilton county asso-
citation this summer will be held in Jewell
Thursday and Friday, Aug. "a and rs. ~
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Railways Ready Relief.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES UNITED STATES
Indian Service, White Earth Agency Minn.,5
July r., 1905 Sealed proposals Endorsed
the undersigned at White Earth, Mimi, will
be received at the Agency until / o'clock
pm. of Aug. 4, 1905, for furnishing and de-
s2S teams of mares, % sets of harness, % cook
stoves with furniture % breaking plows, q
cross plows, % 32-ineh box Stoves etc.. etc.,
required for issue to certain Mile Lac Indians
who have removed to said Agency full de-
scription of which supplies can be obtained
at tho Agency. Bidders will state specifically
in their bids the price of each article to h
offered under contract. All articles so offered !.
will be subject to rigid inspection. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids, or any
part Of any bid, if deemed for the best in.
terests Of the service. Each bid must be ac-
companied by a certified check or draft upon
some United States depository or solvent ma
fttonal bunk, made liable to the order OF sic
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, for at least
five per cent Of the amount of the proposal
which check or draft will be forfeited to the
United States in ease any bidder or bidders
receiving award shall fail to execute
promptly satisfactory contract in accordance
with his bid; otherwise to be returned to the
bidder. For further information apply to
Simon Michelet, United States Indian Agent.
White Earth. MINI. =~7z-@