The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-09
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THERE is great deal controversy the best way
to dig the canal. We trouble with the simple
plan of throwing the earth to side and letting the
water in. ,.. ~. .z:a.,
1t reported that the do not take kindly to
the typewriter Perhaps she ehews gum. y .y s.@
Chicago university professor that ne cannot ac-
count for Adam and Then Moses account have
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An institution for the training Of show dogs in Vienna
is proving success It's curriculum is a severe
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The wild whoop Of joy from Toxic is partly explained
by the fact that the Japanese captured $4,000 tons OF coal
at Port Arthur ,~'-'
There is something about the grand jury Of Mutnomah
county, Oregon that like It not only. United
States SENATOR in and few others
charge Of conspiracy in the land frauds, but has
started work clean up the city Of Portland Last week
it indicted Mayor George H. Williams chief justice Of
Oregon territory formerly United States senator from Ore
gon and for nearly four attorney general in President
Grant second cabinet Mayor Williams who is SO years
of age has been charged with malfeasance in office thru
having failed to enforce the law against gambling passed
at the last session Of the legislature giving him to
close isorery houses in Portland. His chief of police is
also indicted for the oense This is action that is
likely to bring donothng and their chiefs to their
milk short order.
The that the king is anxious to do something for
Mr. Carnegie in the way Of title is interesting for
all Americans who often keenly feel the need of something
in the way of convenient handle for This need
shown by the Of the convenient title of Colonel
Genelal Doctor.' On his retirement from office it.
would have been graceful thing had Ex-Governor Van SAINT
been decorated by the present with the we'll
earned title Of Sir Samuel Van SAINT, Count Of Winona
For meritorous services the late campaign Lord Frank
lin Day, Earl Of Fairmont, would not be bad We
might mention Sir Michael Breslauer Sir James Haynes
Count W. William Williams Granville Pease, Laird of
Anoka; Sir Carl Wallace Count Of Kenwood; Lord H.
Boardnan- Chamberlain. .:.:
According to Brother Hicks from the LIST to the 18th
Of January Vulcan will be central' and the trae
bent from the eciptic and in perheion, result
considerable weather here and there with touch of
climate around the edges of the exposed places Ozone
will form freely in the central valleys and Nebraska will
be whlpsawed between rngtailed shorter and low
barometer which will dry up the egg output and
strong to cling to steam-heated flats like porous
plaster to tender maiden Ice will form in the kitchen and
the plumbers will be full Of glory and Of trouble
hornets nest in bayfield, Owing scarcity and the
independence Of farmers each with stout wad in the
bank wheat will higher than cats back and
will like the among the rocks before the line
storm If these conditions do not develop it will be because
Mercury and Jupiter counterfeit the effects Of Vulcan by
getting into the house Of life and making Genealogical
rough house with whskers and earmus it. Lay in your
fuel and watch the indications carefully. "A. J. R. "