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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
WHO IS THIS HERO?

with rapid strides crossed the tracks
In front % The approaching car and.
extending both arms. stayed the lit
tie ouea just aa they were about 20
run Ia front Of the poader0an wheels
Of death.
The car swept on and missed by
not more than foot tho little
group the reacuar and the rescued
A score % people. with hated
breath and blood eauRealed. ait
messed the impending trabedY
powori~aH 20 lend a hand
They saw the man pick up the
little tots aud bear them la safety
70 the curb. aud thea. with either
hand leading a younEsisg. disappear
into the gloom.
Who The children were. or who
tho man. may never be known. but
here vas q hero Ia real life.
No power on earth ruuld have
saved the two little ones from .
horrible death had the unknown not
rlahed hia own life 90 save them.
The question is
Who ia the hsrof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
ROASTED THE
COMP ANY

The corporations committee ruaat-
ed the SUNSET Telephone company
for the Wrctfhrd telephone SERVER
that u Il furnishing. Al ia meting
yesterday afternoon. and. for the
firat time known. took an appoftu-
nity tn rsfleet upon ita past wias
deeds 1.-THE discussion came up in
the course OF consideration Of nauis
ton'a bill providing for reduction
90 the Sunset Telephone company =
rates 90 the same price chafEed -
the Independent Telephone com
pAny
Daulton presented a table 30 show
that the independent compauFs an
nusi revenue was ttggHn year.
while the sunset company.a revenue
was k1a.Sas "a the Indep-ndeut
company appaara q b. making
money while giving 4 better services
than It's competitor. he could not
see Why the latter could noi reduce
rates 20 the same baalA
Mullen took occasion 10 lab the
council thar granted the indepsnds
ent comnany's frahrhise. several ~
Of the pFeannt corporations cam anti
toe. The franchise Waa granted a.
time when the public Vas Ia arms
against the ahominablo service hten
furnished BY the Sunset Telephone
company
It vas a ridiculous proceeding.
he declared We arc paying nov
Tor the maintenance % tNo tsls=
phone systems for which we have
no more uae than two heads What
the council should have done sas 70
compel the Old eampanY tp give a
respectable service ur else condemn
the system and give the municipal
ity a chance % operate the utility"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
who this heror

Who u this hero
A University car came bowling
duNn rniun street about o'clock
iant eveuius Il stopped at Fourth
avenue Another car came bowling
ap uuiun street. frum the corner Al
rhird avenue a. u rapid rate A
laundering draY buwird down the
fhuruughfaro a. the same moment
On Fourth avenue tao little Elrla
Serc playing ia the street
And Just a. the first car stop
ped and the laundering dray drown
"a the nuisn u the approaching sec
ona ear. the little ones. hand IA
hand. started % run across the
tracked thorouKhfats They passed
behind the car that bad stopped and
The noise % the draY drowned the
gong ~ the moving car.
Death was imminent
ON the opposite curb stood man.
muffisd in a heavy rain coat. peaee.
fully smoking a cigar In an In
s,Ent be saw The pcral - the little
ones. Hs lnApcd from the curb and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
THE EMERGENCY At 0LKKPH

statutes provide tba uiney days shah elaps
81 law and the time that q be
operative except IN EXTREME CASES when
OF such nature exists as to demand the Immediate enforcement Of
the
would seem from tho actions OF Senators Tucker
arse majority Of the legislators at olympia that Erat emergency
exists
Newspapers before Is elected
which lack proper legislation
Tho railroads menaeed BY roguatve commission which
n properly ~jobbed" mght regulate
sdeu" threaten TO trip TIE sol-
ons a. every turn Of the road.
so emergency iams
btudfclaiaE people gaggins Of the
years books 81 the state
the truth without
fear or yor aud has At the same time given public
u repsratun untrue and hbecus state
ments n hc newspapers
Ba, now lust a, the beginning Of state legislative session
nEht the aolons
house repeal bi and Il up TO
Governor his
Attached thereto clause and fsht on the heels
repeal PRESS GAG Law replica Of the
toou Peauypaeke d IN the state Of
Pennsylvania.
senator tucker OF King county stands sponsor repeal bui
introduced the gag Law.
Is the matter with the existing libel laws anyway AID
why unseeusy hasteg
The old criminal law SIN, In force provides punishment
for the publication Of malicious lie Islander BY both fine ana
imprisonment
OF course publisher ght to prove CRATER
traitor he calls him IN fact he must prove IT, or 90
to jail he
Then there is that evn libel Law
tho public that It's repeal
an emergency.
q
print damages 70 bis
good name. profession which he
a result publication Of such SANDER
publisher that retracon must be In
CONSPICUOUS PLACE AND TYPE the beoua statement
puslhsr this rctrss,on has done
everything possible right the
damages for injury 70 the
good character u the beled
publisher the reacuon demanded
person only actual damage bat also
peusatory well In whatever
Jury determine
publisher has chance TO
eactnE. and from hsnE musd
proving the truth Of his statements
whom in instance the truth
lbel. nothing 20 fear.
CRATER per Is 60 public rri
vAte charge present libel Law.
his good and reputation when the
truth libel Law that
publisher dss % the truth adty % his
published atausnta being mul1ted by damages
OF the Law bat wonder
who accomplished the
virtual repeal Of almost incredible
himself the charge implied In
existing Olympia b. lacking emergency clause
a
corruption and born In tHfamy Is
now practically up
important question this chief executive OF
ours steps with such and fore
thought overwhelming majority In
both hous Legislature undo the danabio
chcanery fearing wards.
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How's Thls7

We offer One Hundred Dollars h
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured - Halls Catarrh
Cure
y = CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. o
We. the uudargiMurd. have known g..
J. GheueT for the last - years. and
believe him perfectly honorable lu an
l1flsfn~Ha trBnFaeffgHs md financially
able to carry out ANY obligations maze
- bic firm
VlATUINg F.INSAN & MARVIN.
WholaHals DruEEiats. Toledo %
Tfafra Gafarfh cure ia taken inter.
uaiY. acting directly upDu the blood
and mucous surfaces q the system
TestfmDulaia sent free. Price y cents
par bottle sold ~ ell prugRiafs.
Take Halls Family Pills fof couati-
patton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
sOrNnINn In HEWaAa.

sneodyilla had In her midst this
week distinguished visitor a man
who has courted $4,000 girls aud
whosc vuioe has charmed. diapeillng
gloom from many an aching heatt.
We refer 10 Puof Lewis Merry Eo-
ruund handy. Tcnnensera sweetest
singer and tho worlds greatest
lyric. =snecdyilie CTcnp1 Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Ceouatra'z maid entered the
room just az the great queen placed
TIE asp upon her breast.
Mary. said the Egyptian beauty.
sin few more minutes this snake
vii bury Us faugs In my flesh and
then / shall be no more. See. Il H.
ready 20 strikei"
BUT May canilnasa % DUE The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

A former candidate for president
IL nov ianituf IN tho Illinois
house 81 representatives II would
take too Ions 90 flnd out what tho
candidates for vice president are
doing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

TO cure rheumatism. ASTHMA, ca
tarrh. stomach. kidney. livef. and
all diseases. Call and sec this woh-
derful Chinese medicine. Have
talk with lie Wo before giving ~
your case as hopeless. ConsufsfiSa
FREE.
2ion WASHINGTON STREET,
SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

sourasp aud unimpeaehahle characs
ter
sure. we en- FIND TIM" said the
man who hal been Ia practical pali
tics. hut how dye think sc IN
giret such II man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
VA STAR DUST "a

furniture. md after leaving the
room remarked 70 the chef The
fast fife the old lady has been lead
INK e. telling on her. She was seein'
am climb al over her "a little while
ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

CRUEL CRUEL WOMAN
what DO yuu think that idlatic
Intern dld last nlKhtT lie pfapaa-
cd e. ntrf"
"iio aial What did you say -
a told him he must be crazy"
'nut what answer dtd yuu make
20 hla proposal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Tho dogs have been playing havoc
amonF the sheep of thia vicinity u
late. and during the melee HHuuau'n
old enau dos was slain. and nov be
De- hot Be- the collar Greenfield, g..
Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
He Wo Chinese Medicine CO

AAAH al t&lblil
diseases q nsa
and omen with
out peratien.
Cured by power
ful Chinese poiA
herbs hsriss. bus
and vegesatles
These wonderful
Chinese remeciss
have cured hun
dreds Of csses
that have hees
given up 70 d.
NeGUARASTEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
a WoRp FRoM JosH WIsE.

u viii takr 10 private detectives
To look after the jewels worn BY the
guests at the Astar reception. Pret-
- roueh crowd must be expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Expert
Dentistry

We want 70 do dental work for
nervous people. for those having
sensitive teeth. We want 20 DO den
tai work for particular people. for
those that do not want 10 be hurt
We want 10 do dental work for PEG
nlo Who appreciate perfect dental
work. paiui.asly performed
No CHARGE for painless extract
ing when other work IL done.
We positively guarantee that No
PAIN will be felt In any opsrtion.
whether Il be the filling Of tooth
Of the extraction OF twenty. II you
doubt our claim. come IA aud LEI
one II our Specialists fiH or extract
a tooth for yuu--Hn actual expert
enee vii prove that we do exactly
a. sc advertise. We will carefully
examine your teeth and tell you cx-
actly what your work will cost. The
examination Is free and places you
under no obligation to employ US 20
do your work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Friday Saturday extra npseiaia FOR cash and final
q % y. and phone orders received Delivery
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Gentlemen" said the Chairman.
we should not have any difficulty
ln finding model candidate. pro-
EreHaive, energetic man Of great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
Brussels Carpet
Bed Springs
oa tempered 81 steel coil Regular $3.50
Handsome Couch

n inches long. - inches wide. Covered with fig
ured velour. many colou aud patterns Regular
1900 hand made ............ ............ - $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

At THE REFoRMERs' MEETING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Little ffHnora MARI En0altnn Il the dAaah-
Ter of nt X. ". Know .itu. to q issuFsfsf q
thia freaa half crossing remedy. and her boauti-
fuI hair pas RfUWb wholly ~ TIE uao o. thls
great trnt,
ThlH itee giFi tai no more hair than ths
nrafaHs thHd bsfdfs using nAHasribn. whila
nov she lss tho longest and most beautiful
bead 81 ztidsn hair ever tessesssa b. 9 child
81 hof ase la the world.
nauioFiun makss tha scalp healthy ana faftIi,
and keeps q a.. II Il the greatest scalp farttH.
frr nu1 fhsfsfnre the greatest hair 6 rod nriuF
rmctT ever discovered. u Is n natural food
and wholesome mcd zine f1r beth tho hair
HEa aEalR. Even 3 49, bottle 0f H viii rul
note Ecnalnn life On Yruf hair than gallon o.
hlH ether bAlr tonic ever made.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

Paterson, N. j., Oct. 6.--Miss Helen
Van Nimwegen Of this city went into
Wall street not long ago. Today she
retired from Wall street with a million
or more. *s.
Miss Van Nimwegen IS achievement is
especially interesting, inasmuch as she
gained the million without either spec.
merely won a husband whose fortune IS
estimated in seven figures. And they
were married today aa
The story leading up to the ceremony
in St. John s Roman Catholic church,
in this city, at which Dean McNulty
offciated, constitutes pretty romance
such as seldom develops in the hurly-
burly of the nation S financial center.
The bride, who is the, daughter OF
Andrew Van Nimwegen, is young, state
ly and pretty. She was employed as
Wall street. InHJuly, Augustine Meaher,
wealthy resident of Mobile, Ala, vis-
tied New York, bent upon pressing his
suit for the hand of daughter Of a
member of the firm. Appearing at the
Wall street office, he met the pretty
stenographer and his fate simultaneous
~. It was the real thing in love at
first sight.
The rich southerner proceeded :; to
Emake hay IN the sunshlne OF nei
presence as frequently as he could i1 IND
an excuse for using the office. The
ardor of his original purpose In com
ing north cooled, then vanished. He
sought an introduction to the Van MN
wegen home here, and was made wei
come guest.
The engagement Of the couple was
announced not long after. That the
suitor's love was returned in kind was
amply demonstrated when the stenog
rapher, a Protestant, consented 70 EN-
brace the Roman Catholic faith, II
which her fance was reared. -. -, -..t,
The wedding yesterday was a simple P
one. but was attended by a host Of the
BRIDES friends. Her twin sister was wa
the maid Of honor, while the bride
groom was attended by his brother, A
B. Meaher Of Portland, Me. After the
ceremony the couple started on a wed
| ding tour which will embrace both thus
| country and Europe. They will make
| their home in Mobile.
The bride wore as her most consplc
uous ornament splendid sunburst o.
diamonds, the gift Of Mr.. Meaher., Bu
an even more substantial present, bear
ing his name, was check for o,ooo
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
FOR RENT
SN~N~e.oN-e.>~~~~~c ~~c~r~N~.N.eS<Ne>NAe
Tynfurnished Flats.
FOR RENT By THORPE BROS, zoe ANDRUs
BUILDING. 7a7 sl. 1s75 -

FOR RENT BY THORPE BROS. zoe ANDRUs
BUILDING. 7sIs 5$I5 5s@s.
q @ ss 81 Modern Flats. $3s ss a, as'fl l{ig
The Norwood, $35 1901 to II 9th av s.. I and
8 rooms, steam heat, polished hardwood
floors, janitor service, artesian we'll.
Lowry Hill apartments, TOOLS Douglas av, 8
and rooms, thoroly modern, steam heat.
residence locality overlooking the city !;
reasonable rent .6 "a
905-9 w FRANKLIN av. Franklin Heights apart.
meats Flat No. 21, s rooms, $37; also
8 rooms, basement floor SIS; Flat No. g,
corner, $34 Flat No. SO, $32
The Wellington. 1303-11 Yale Place, 8, 4, d
1 l4# and IS rooms, all outside, large, light
rooms; beautiful decorations, walking dis
- tance; very reasonable rent sssf2
The Magnolia, 2115 Hennepin av, $40; rooms,
3 I'd floor, just one left; steam heat janitor
The Lennox Flats, $3s, 515 to 20 9th st S. rooms.
si4 polished floors, artesian well, steam heat,
janitor service, walking distance.
$35 .O0-6l7 14th av Sc, rooms, modern, new.
$45.00-2413-15 Glrard av s, rooms, modern.
$47.5O-631 e 18th st, 6 rooms, modern.
$40. 0O-1766 Girard ay 8, 8 and rooms. new.
$45.O0-e0S-10 Kidgewood, 8 and rooms. new,
steam heat, janitor services.
s35.o0-The Navarro, 17O6 9th av s, Z rooms,
i modern, steam heat. walking distance.
S75.OO-1511 Stevens av. 10 rooms. third hoor.
$27.5O-2453 Harriet ay. u rooms.
$42.5O-1414 w 26th st, rooms heated.
$25 .Oo-1519 Portland Eav, 4 rooms, modern.
$45.O0-7 L 25th st, 10 rooms. hot water heat
a. included; hardwood polished floors.
The Bungalo 15O9-n 1st ay ). new hat JUS
$27 5O-3352 Columbus av s, 9 rooms, modern
a3.t: new fiat beautifully decorated. fEs 5.E
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Q. o % 0 90
, = to-date outside fiat, near Loring Park.
s14.0O and $lS.OO-Three and 1--WE rooms;
gas, city water and closet; and 8 w
Grant st. - ta#
$1,000 and $12 2.O0-Three and five rooms,
, - city water; No. 923 Hawthorn av. 1
S22 OO-Six rooms, modern but heat, 2733
Hennepin. a&s.E.
ST.. .5O-Five rooms, gas and city water;
1924 Fremont ay N. .,,g
$140O and $16.Oo-Four and five rooms,
first and second floors; new; modern
but heat. -. s-E< -sEs,i
} $1O.O0-Four rooms., SO Royalston av.
, care OF flats and houses a speciality.
!, .Lauderdale Co. & Sloane, Temple Court.
O O O OO O 0 O O O . o.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
CH1cAGo's SHERIFF Is I'LL.

Chicago, Oct. 6.-Sheriff Thomas p.
Barrett is seriously i'll with what physi-
clans believe to be cancer OF the .throax.
A preliminary surgical examination was
made today to pave the way for an op-
Grafton for, the removal Of the growth,
to be performed Monday. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
sToCK RANCH,

CALIFORNIA STOCK RANCH.
Near Los Angeles; 7S3 acres, 32D acres in
grain this year: almost new 10-room house.
wired for electric lights: plenty of water:
would take In exchange Minneapolis income
property. Price 60,OO0; "a close and quick
Investigation solicited.
Wyoming Stock Ranch
OF SO, 900 acres decided land. all in one body.
fenced and crossfenced; 10000 acres of this
under irrigation: free water right; river and
railroad runs through ranch with two railway
stations; no abrupt hills or mountains; three
sets comRlete improvements; 1900 head thor,
oughbred Hereford cattle on place: 800 head
good Eorses. all farming implements, Telephone
connections; price, including everything. $3.50
600: all free and clear; will exchange n Tor Min
ance mortgage; this property will stand the
closest investigation and cheap ut price asked:
II you can handle it you will never let it slip
through your hands after You once see IT. We
have other exchange properties in California
, and elsewhere, from few thousand dollars
up. Lose no time in seeing us about the above
ranch properties.
Pacific Coast Land s. Colonization Co.,
Phoenix Building Minneapolis,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
PLUMBING
BUILDING PERMITS /

oOA4J4<AANN AAeAsA@sA = ~ -l.,.-,
N, one.story frame dwelling ........-. $1,000
'sy two.story frame dwelling ~........... $500
and half story frame dwelling. ...... 1900
two-story frame dwelling - .......... ~ . 27oo
A. R. Rogers. 1415 Mount Curve avenue,
stone foundation for dwelling ......... 1000
Walter N. Carroll. 1903 W franklin ave
nue., two-story brick-veneered dwelling 5000
" story brick and stone dwelling w. wv. 20, 900
Matte st. Clair, Ills Second street s, ad-
E. F. Wundersee, 1000 Main street NE,
two-story frame addition .............. 1000
Seven minor permits .................. 3,775
+. Total, seventeen permits ........... .$e1 .O75
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.
Continued,

3 s.se q 5 Z
FIvE.RooM FLAT. MODERN EXCEPT HEAT,
upstairs; new fine decorations; new build
ing good lawn, yard and trees; $50. 22Ol |
. Harriet ay. Call any time.
sEvEN-RooM FLAT, SECOND FLOOR, THE
and 4th s. asW
lHeni Life. Tel iut's 70 il pnsf Main. ~ 'i0 s9 LOIS
THOROUGHLY MODERN sEvEN-RooM FLAT
III new duplex house: on corner lot; all COM
$40. 1900 Clinton av.
sIX-ROOM STEAM HEATED FLAT, THOR
oughly modern, soft artesian water. 73 Lyn-
Lumber Exchange.
sls-oPEN FOR INSPECTION. BEAUTIFUL
new modern 4-room flats. gus fixtures, shades;
hgnas1s Ss Ssals' n walking distance 1+l and l4s
70 LET-ELEGANT MODERN SECOND FLOOR
fiat, large light rooms plenty of closets; steam
Il heat. tanitor service: walking distance 415
modern outside fiat; every convenience; grand
location; good service. See 5annltor. 527 9th
cosy FIvERooM FLAT: ALL MODERN M DU,
pin ay $50. w. M. Babcock, 61o Temple
FOR RENT-PRETTY sEvEN:RooM FLAT,
$40 18th av N, all hardwood finish and hard
wood floors, modern except heat; rent only
TO LET-MosT ELEGANT STRICTLY UP-To-.
date stx-room fat. in easy walking distance;
must be seen tc be appreciated 215 11th st S.
in city for price. David 2. Jones & Co.
FOUR AND sIx-RooM FLATS, MODERN Ex-
cept heat; new open plumbing; 10 blocks from
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED OR PACKED FOB
ehip1nent by thoroughly experienced men. Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co.. ,4d Sd st 8.
FOR RENT-FINE sEvEN-RooM STEAM
smn Raway s. Dun Mahs
SEVEN AND HGHT-RooM FLATS ON FIRST,
second and third floors, Hawthorn Terrace,
Hawthorn and 10Th st. See janitor.
NEW MODERN s1x-RooM FLAT IN DUPLEX
ssS sp per mo- month. tn . a11e E''i Hennepin: @ M NN
THE LEXINGTON. 6s 1lth ST S; ADULTS
only; .oae four-room fat $S7; one six-room
| fat, $40. Inquire of janitor. -,
4 FOR RENT-F1NEsT 4 AND BROOM, STEAM
corner Nicollet av.
FOR RENT-HANDsoME 5-RooM FLAT,
modern in every way; fine location. Call T..
G. phone 1900.
AN ELEGANT NEW GROOM FLAT IN FOUR
hat building on Lowry HILL 1766 Girard av 8.
CHOICE FLAT FOR RENT; goth AND HENNE.
pin Apply at store, No. 9th st S.
Offices.
o FOR RENf-A FEW PLEASANTLY Lo- q
o Gated and nicely finished Offices. fronting o
o the avenue; either single or en- suite: Q
| o Apply 7O1 Northwestern building, 322
To- and 324 Hennepin av.
10 o o 90 90 Q
FOR RENT-GooD LIGHT OFFICES IN THE
/ Eastman block, 412-414 Nicollet av. Apply
J. F. Conklin & Zonne Co., 115 Temple Court.
t - Miscellaneous.
!. A SPLENDID ROOM, 25x4o FEET, SUITABLE
! for salesroom or for manufacturing purposes
at 329 Hennepin av, second floor. Steam hea
i and elevator service. Would make an ele
| D. CANT barber shop.
C. C. Taylor, Agent,
Il 412 Phoenix Bldg. . -.
FOR RENT-sECoND AND THIRD FLOORS
2O2 Nicollet. Heat and light. -. sa
I --~.--. % Stores.
1412 E FRANKLIN Av. sToRERooM 1885
city water and sewer; $40. Find1ey, 5l7 Al
} drus building.
22I 9Th ST s-20x50, WITH STEAM HEA:
furnished, $50. Byron Willard, 219 5t
SHOP FOR TAILOR, SHOEMAKER o.
cigars. ~ Central av, Nicollet island, 3d.
T0n cTc Nn NADDTh NE0
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
DRUGGISTS

COUGH BALsAM 20c AND $50
per bottle; our time, attention and ability is
given your prescription. Let 1us prepare yours.
Cchurchill, druggist. Nicollet Hotel block.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
THEATRICAL COSTUMES.

WE FURNISH THEATRICAL AND MAsQUE-
rade costumes at reasonable prices. Catalogue
free. Smith Costume Co.., .33 7th st S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

CALIFORNIA HOMESEEKERS. 49,.
Our next excursion to- California will leave
Minneapolis Oct. II: We will have the very
low rate Of 5000 for the round trip, tickets
good till Nov. 30, with stop-off privileges; come
along with us and see the most beautiful
and fertile valley on earth. In the very
heart Of this valley is Minnekota colony, on
the railroad and Sacramento river, in which
we will sell you 10-acre tract for $50 per
acre. with small payment down. Let us en-
gage ticket and berth for you at once. Write
today.
Pacific Coast Land & Colonization Co., =
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

4. -
HOTEL vENDoME-R.l lDahman, Fargo, n. D.;
Mr. and Mrs F.nB. .aFeetham, Grand Forks: E.
H. Kent Fargo; W. FaKilso. Hallock; R. H.
owen, Fargo. N d.: G. w: Davis. Chicago:
Mrs. G.. B Brown.2 Jamestown; @ D. Ramsden.
Omaha; F. Heyman, Chicago A. L. Christie.
Chicago; G. H. Moer, Wyoming. Del; S.A;
Walker, Omaha; W. s. Ross. New York: PM
A. Code, Spring Park; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Strocton, Princeton: Mrs. H. Anderson Prince
ton; W. c. Thomas, Oakland. Cal; Pearce
B. Ames, New York; N: c.. Johnson. Chicago:
]. A. Crossmdn, New York: NJ. L. Powers,
Fairmont; Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Epps. 9ts
tumwa, Iowa; Rose E. Sanford, WatertoWn;
Carrel v. Strait, Shappe Minn.; Mr.. and
CLARK, Hartford; G: H. Wyman. Omaha; Mrsss
B. Christjanson, Minnetonka: Mrs. ]. a.
Rickert, Sisston, S. D.; A. L. Bradley, Water
loo, Iowa. E. O. Barter, Cedar Rapids: r. B.
Parker. Blu Earth, Minn.; W. N. Nuttins,
Faribault, Mimi; NJ A. Watson. Chicago;
. ], A. Mariner. Manksto; James Boyle, Du-
luth; C. G. st. St. Johns, Clear Lake, =. y;
, A.. b. McGilyro,~ Rochester, N. y; Y. w.
+ Cooney Minot, N. D.; ]. T. Hogan, Dubuque,
Iowa; q. n. Lidbery, Red Wing; ). ii. LSe<a
Sioux City. - --
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cell Chicago; Ham 59ca and Eife BGmals. Hors
( oskaioosa. Iowa; Mabel J. Preive, Los An
geles, Cal; h. e. Anderson, Milwaukee; n. 8.
Rutherford, Princeton; D. W. Weess, Milwau-
: kee; W. j. Eriuss, Detroit; r.. r. Gilmore
Chicago; John E. Manghar. Waukesha; Mrs.
L. ". West, Bird Island, MINI; 81 Kay and
: wife, Indianapolis; E. n sehm1tz. ola y.
Mrs Kehr Pierre; U. 7. Clark, st. Cloud;
r Rayfield Chicago.