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The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15

LOsT.-In or near Millersburg, a
double-cased gold watch with the
name of Arthur Brashear engraved in
the case. Liberal reward.
T. M. PURNELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barbee. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grimes and daughter, Miss
Kate Rankin, DIR. VIM. Miller, Messrs.
w. V. Shaw, Sanford Allen, A. G.
Ball, Robert Boon, w. M. Layson,
Arthur Best, Caleb Corrington left
Thursday for Atlantic City. Mr.. Cor
rington will go on to New York to
buy his winter stock of dry goods.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
STOCK AND CROP.

Ed. Bedford will ship six trotters
to Springfield, H., Saturday.
james Kendall, of Plum, sold 40
barrels of corn to T. J. Rainey at S2.75
per barrel.
Mr.. Henry Power shipped last
night three fine horses he sold to Gin
cinnati parties.
-Woodford Daniel has received
from Kansas a thoroughbred Poland
China hog which cost him $62.
John Mcleod, and E. P. Clay
brook, of Hutchison, shipped % hogs
head of tobacco to Cincincinnati, Fri
day.
Jonas We'll shipped this week 900
lambs that averaged so pounds. He
paid Thos. Henry Clay the sum of
near $4,000 for them.
Joe Huffstetter, of Jackstown,
sold to Boardman & Wnaley, of this
city, bunch of hogs for September
delivery at 81 cents.
L. M. B. Bedford delivered yes
terday 81 head of 2,35O-pound cattle
to Jonas We'll, at So per cwt. with $50
off. The cattle were sold month ago
to be delivered yesterday.
The average yield of Irish potatoes
per acre in England is 23O bushels, and
the average in the United States for
ten years has been S4.5. Why do the
English gather more than two bushels
to Americas one?
Nv. T. Overby,of this city, is ship
ping 245 hogsheads of tobacco, bought
and priced at his warehouse, to Bag
ley & Co., of Detroit. The hogsheads
averaged 1,25O pounds, or a total of
near 10000 pounds.
Joe M. Hall, of this city, is lead
ing all of the Shorthorn breeders in
carrying off premiums at the Ken
lucky Fairs this year. At Harrods-
burg last week he took six blue ties
and three reds. He has the finest
herd of show cattle in Kentucky.
-Silas Cleaver sold his farm near
Hooktown, in Nicholas, containing
800 acres. One hundred acres, with
the dwelling and other improvements
to w. Y. Ross at SIS per acre and the
remainder of the place to John
Florence and Vic Ross at $65 per
acre. Mr.. Cleaver also sold his farm
near Millersburg at 800 per acre.
-Thos. McClintock & Sons shipped
last week from Millersburg, two cars
OF lambs to New York, costing So
cents and four cars of 1 800 pound cat
tie to the same place, costing 5A
cents per pound. They also shipped
two cars of lambs from Millersburg
and one car from this city Friday to
New York. Also sold eight common
yearling mules to Layson Tarr at $50
per head
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
MILLERsBURG.

Eddie Feeback is i'll with fever.
Harvey Feeback fell Saturday and
rebroke his arm.
Peale Collier & Co. sold 8, 900 bushels
of wheat to the Louisville Milling
Co.
Mr.. George and Chas. Bryan are
fishing on the Cumberland River this
week.
Mrs. Mary Raines, of Kansas City,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Tune.
Miss Lydia Brown is visiting her
brother, Ed. Brown and wife in Gym
thiana.
Mr.. Dotts, father of Mrs. G. M.
Best, has been very i'll for the past
week.
Mrs. Jennie K. Lyle, of Louisville,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. San
dusky.
The Millersburg Dancing Club will
give hop at Hotel Bourbon to-mor-
row night.
Mrs. Ed. Taylor and babe visited
her mother, Mrs. Nettie Gardiner in
Paris, Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Conway, of Chicago, ar
rived Sunday to visit to his mother,
Mrs. Louise Conway.
Mrs. Gatewood, of Louisville, was
the guest of Mrs. Ashby Leer, Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Mary Vimont, of Lexington, is
the OI1QGt OT bpy. OO11cir Mics Norx,
Layson, near town.
Mrs. Louis Drain returned to Emil
nence Saturday, accompanied by her
father, j. F. Miller.
Miss Louetta Collier returned last
week from a visit in Eastern Ken
lucky and Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Huffman and daughter, Miss Lu-
cile, Of Cincinnati, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Horace Linville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Will Clarke, of
Lexington, visited his sister, Mrs.
Robt. Boon here Sunday.
Miss Oney, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Martin, re-
turned to Lexington, Monday.
Mrs. Ida Barton Rogers, of Lexing-
ton, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Josh Barton, near town.
Mrs. Claude Ratcliff, of Carlisle,
was the guest of her father, VIM Car
penter from Saturday to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Current, of Lex
ingtOn, visited his father, M. H. Cur
rent, who is very i'll with rheumatism.
Mrs. j. w. Morford and daughter,
Mamie Sue, of ST. Louis, are guests
of Mrs. Lou Conway and Mrs. Rebecca
Collier.
Prof. Arthur Kloksein and wife re-
turned Saturday from Cleveland, O.,
where. they spent the summer with
her mother.
Mrs. Madison Ray and daughter, of
Chicago, sand Mr.. j. NJ Brown, of
Parls, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Conway, Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Richardson and daughters.
Miss Mamie and Mrs. T. M. Bosworth,
of Lexington, are guests of her
brother, Levi Trotter.
Miss Beatrice Cray. Auxier infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Auxier,
of Edinburg, Ind, died at their home
last Saturday.
Misses Anna Hobart and Raymond
Kerns returned to the Masonic Home !
at Louisville, after several weeks visit |
their mother.
Miss Elizabeth Wall Allen entertain
ed Monday night in honor of her |
O00StG MiSCoG Davis MI C+o,1;,.o.
Preston, of Ashland, Carpenter, of |
Versailles, and Wood, of Stanford
WHEAT WANTED.
We want your wheat. We are buy
ing for r. b. Hutchcraft, Paris, KY.
Will pay highest market price Plenty |
of sacks. Will store your wheat at |
reasonable terms.
j. A. BUTLER, Agent,
Home Phone A, Millersburg Elk.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Hog and Chicken Cholera Cure.

B. F. Laughlin's Cholera Cure will
cure Limberneck, Roupe or Cholera
in either turkeys, chickens or hogs.
Never fails. Manufactured by
LAUGHLIN BROS,
t4-Z1 Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Something Fine.

We have few of the celebrated
home-raised, home-cured hams, raised
by Q. Lebus, of Cynthiana. These
hams are especially fine and are the
genuine article-home raised in every
particular. Order one before they are
all spoken for.
AT LAWN & CONNELL.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Nice Breakfast Dish.

Nothing is better for breakfast than
the nice Sailed White Fish we are
selling. We have only limited
supply and will sell them at fish
for cents as long as they last.
AT III. MARGOLEN.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Newly Cleaned

The Elite Barber Shop, Carl Craw-
ford proprietor, has been cleaned and
renovate throughout. Expert tonsor-
ial artists are on hand to wait on the
trade assuring all patrons of quick
service. IF
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15

BOTTLED BEER. our Bavarian
Bottled Beer. The best made. Only
5 cents per bottle. Recommended
for family use.
TT FRANK SALOSHIN.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Ice Cream Supper.

The Ladies of the Episcopal church
will give an ice cream supper in the
Bell storeroom opposite the court
house on Friday evening, August 1S.
Admission 25 cents.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Brief Filed in Howard Case.

Attorney General Hays, Friday,
forwarded to the Clerk of the Supreme
Court at Washington the brief for the
Commonwealth of Kentucky in the
Jim Howard case. After receiving
his sentence of life imprisonment for
alleged conspiracy in the assassina-
ton of VIM. Goebel, Howard's attor-
neys carried the case to the Supreme
Court on writ of error. He is now
in jail at Louisville awaiting the re-
suit of this action.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Fresh Fish.

We will receive nice lot of fresh
fish Friday. We clean them to suit
the customer. phone us your order.
Prompt delivery.
III. MARGoLEN.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Advertisement of Bargains.

See advertisement on page 2 of
Freeman & Freeman's. Shoes at
cost. If
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15

TwENTY-FooT boxing and center
posts for tobacco barns.
Ut BOURBON LUMBER Co.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15

My residence of rooms, situated
on Mt. Airy, with splendid garden,
stable, buggy house and all necessary
out-buildings. Apply to
1aug3t G. w. MYERS.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
Mccarthy & Board Offel

Mccarthy & Board offer
you safe insurance against
Fire, Wind, Lightning, Acct
dent, Loss of Health and Bur-
glary; Plate Glass Breakage
a specially. Fidelity bonds
written for persons holding
positions of trust, official or
otherwise. Office at Deposit
Bank.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15

IF you drink toddies the 11-year-old
Edgewater Whisky sold at the I'm
perial Saloon is the best to use for
that purpose.
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
CARPETS, DRAPERIES, FURNITURE
WALL PAPER, ART GOODS.


matter of when SUPERIOR
not know of its equal point
1t superb Ene-EXclusive Patterns
seek the best Styles
the best goods obtanable prices
WHY YOU HERE
The Bourbon news., 1905-08-15
WHEAT WANTED.

We want your wheat. We are buy
ing for K. b. Hutchcraft, Paris, KY.
VIII pay highest market price. Plenty
OF sacks; Will store your wheat at
reasonable terms.
j. A. BUTLER, Agent,
Home Phone A, Millersburg Ex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
Y WARSZAWY

pisza do ,,G}osu Narodu".
,,Wracalem o godz. II
wiecz. do domu ma ul.Leszno.
Gdym by} juz W poblizu
Orlej, uslysza}em poza SODA
tetent patrolu kozackiego.
Pocza}em vice biedz i ably
wymknac sic kozakom, skre-
cifem W ul. Orla. Zdawa}o
mi sic, re bede tam bezpiecz-
ny. Gdy jednak tylko wypa-
diem "a r6g, zobaczy}em
pred SODA bagnety patrolu
pieszego.
Kto biezit rykna}
|ieden 2 zo}dak6w i uderze-
MEM kolby powali} mnie ma
ziemie,
Me zdazy}em zrozumiec, co
sic stale, gdy nadjecha} pat
rol kozacki.
NJ, schwatili miatiezni.
ka krzycza kozacy.
/ Niczewo, wsio spokojno -
odpowiadaja zo}nierze.
- Czort was pobieri =
jeden z kozak6w =
ivy sami chotitie jewo oby-.
skat'.
- Ubirajties k czortu =
rykneli soldaci, wymachujac
kolbami.
By}aby moze ~powsta}a b6j
ka, gdyby< kozacy, zwabieni
odg}osem krok6w, ME ode
chali szybko W poscigu "a
nova ofiara.
Gdy so}daci zostali sami.
bardzo starannie przeszukali
mi wszystkie kieszenie ]
zabrali wszystkie pieniadze.:
zegarek H.. kluczyki, poczem
ljuz bez przeszzkody zdo}alem
idoi6G do domu.H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
POtrzeba

NIEW1AST MEzCZYZN
" lynn i W przyleglych teryto~
ryach do reprezentowania i
oglaszania hurtownych de-
talicznych d~epartament6w da-
VINO zatozonego domu o pra-
wdziwem finansowem stano~
wlsku. Pensya $3.50 dzien~
ME z wydatkami oplacanemi
naprz6d W kazdy poniedzia~
lex przez GEEK, wprost z gl6~
wnej kwatery. Kod | powoz
dostarczooe W razie potrzeby
stanowicko trwa]e. Zgtosi6
sic pod adresem Blew Bros
& Co.. Dept. B. Moron
Bldg. Chicago, Ill. 81:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
u i,tzi l,Smy.

Krakowski dziennik mo-
wa Reforma" podaje CLOS
wybitnego pisarza polskie-
go, o wypadkach W Rosyi.
Podajemy go do wiadomo-:
Sci czytelnik6w ,Wiarusa",
DO to CLOS potezny, a pra-
wdziwv O Warszawie. il.
Widz1-lismy.,.
CT, kt6rzy to m6wia, ME
bye ,rybuna}em naro-
ale chra bye VIA
rvgodnvmn pred nim 6wiad-
kani.
We wszelkich zametach
spn|erznych rabusie rozkra
.taja mirnie |udzi, a stron-
nirtwa - prawde zdarze1.
Ola ocaIenia +ej prawdy
nv, grnnn< ohvwateli kraju,
udreczonego ktamstwem, po-
szIi6mv bez zadnej choragwi
j zabarwiony'.h szkie| partyj-
nvch miedzy wyrojony 2
ul6w roboczych lud, patrzac
i sluchajac ulNaznie, co on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
TAME OLA KOLO-

!. TAME OLA KOLO-
.NISTOW. " jedna strone dru-
giej klasy raty.
Do San Francisco, Los An
.geles, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle, Boise City, Spokane,
Walla Walla, Ogden, Salt
Lake City, Buttle i innych
miejsc W Montana, Colorado,
Utah, Nevada i wybrzezy
Pacyfiku Przez Chicago, ko-
LEILA Union Pacific & North
Western, cd 1go do 1890
Marca, 1905, w}acznie. Co.
'dzienny osobowy pospieszny
pociag exkursyjny z Pullma-
ma sypialnymi wagonami ola
turyst6w, tylko $500 "a
%podw6jne pos}anie (dla wy
cody dwojga os6b) z Chicago
wprost do wybrzezy Pacifiku
bez zmienienia wagonu.
Wyborne drogi, dotra usluga
kolejowa. Wagony jadalne,
(Pod}ug spisu). O tykiety i
zupelne i~nformacye zg1osic
sic do agent6w koleji Chicago
& North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
robi i czego zada.
Y7:J,;o1;kror n1hr,

Widzielismy olbrzyma, kt6-
Try nagle swa potezna reka
zatrzymaf W ruchu wszystkie
warsztaty piracy najemnej, a
potezna VIOLA zgia} lub z}amaf
wszystkie oporne checi.
Widzieli6my, jak W odez-
wach swoja krzywde zwiazaf
z krzywda ca1ego narodu !
obie z}ozy} ma wagach spra-
wiedliwo6ci, jake ciezki akt
oskarzenia. -
WidzieliSmy, jak ma ulicach
spiewa{ hymn niedoli ,,Czer-
wony sztandar", a W koScio-
ZACH hymn patryotyzmu nBo-
re cos Polske."
Widzieli6my, jak "a MIN
sz}a przyczajona banda zdzi-
cza}ych grabiezc6w, majacych
nadzieje bezkarnego zdoby-
cia ola siebie }up6w, pod
os}ana rozpostartej przez
niego grozy.
WidzieliSmy, jak on swoje
6wieto stara} sic uczynit ME-
pokalanem i uroczystem,
stawiajac w}asne straze W
bezczynnych fabrykach, oraz
prey zamknietych sklepach /
sk}adach.
WidzieliSmy, jak sam o.
broni1 prawie Gala dzielnice
(Nalewki), kt6ra najbardziej
neci}a rabujaca czer6 i gro
lila ca}emu ruchowi pre-
p,}ywem przez }ozysko bagni-
ste. !.
Widzieli5my, jak powstrzy-
mujac napady mot}ochu. ma
magazyny, wystawia} sic ma
kule zo}nierzy, strzelajacych
W kazda g%romadke robotni-
k6w.
WidzieiiSmy, jak go rabano
pa}aszami "a to, re poskra-
mia} z}odziej6w i rozbestwio-
nych niszczycieli, bijacych
szyby wystaw sklepowych.
Widzieli6my, jak b}otniste
dino spo}eczne pod wp}ywem
bury wyde}o sic i obryzga}o
go swemi grezami z wielka
radoScia ola tych, kt6rzy
radziby go zbrukac, azeby
ostabif.
Wszystko to widzieli6my.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

SEVERY KALENDARZ OLA
LUDU POLSKIEGO ma rok
1906, darmo W kazdej apiece.
0 niego. Jest pieknie urze-
dzony, zawiera 81 strony uzyteoz-
nych wiadomo6ci. Wprost poslany.
W. F. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02

wog6le potrzebowa{ robotni-
lk6w niechaj zg}asza sic
wprost do zarzadcy Domu, a
zarazem jezeli moze, MECH
przyszle pieniadze ma droge
ola ludzi, kt6rych pragnie
sprowadzic, albowiem Dom
ME posiada lyle fun
dusz6w, ably m6g} sam koszta
takich podr6zy pokrywaf. 2.
Pieniadze o%fiarowane ma Dom
Emigracyjny MONA r6wnie2
przesy}ac wprost ma rece
zarzadcy ks. L. Kwasniew-
skiego, III Broad ST., New
York, N. Y, kt6ry o ofiarach
bedzie Wydzia} Wykonawczy
powiadamia}.
Towarzystwo pod wezwa-
MEM sw. Apostol6w Piotra i
Paw}a W Chicago, mr., Is
Zjednoczenia P. R.. K. ofiaro-
wa}o liza rzecz Domu Emil
gracyjnego wyp}acic $500, a
ma rzecz dezerter6w rosyj-
skich, chroniacych sic W
Galicyi $500. Zawiadamia mas
O tenn wiceprezes Wydzia}u
Wykonawczego ma Stan ILL
nois p. M. Swiatkowski. Pr6cz
tego odebra} Sekretarz Wy
dial \ naszego ca{y szereg
piekns sh i sympatycznych
list6w, pe}nych dobrej rady
i zachety do piracy oko}o
Domu Emigracyjnego - jak
n. p. listy Wnych ksiezy: x.
Drewnickiego, x. Ignasiaka,
x. O~lszewskiego, x. liberia,
x. Czubka, K. Pucha}y i W. l..
Wszystkim tym Wielebnym
korespondentom naszym, a
zw}aszcza wszystkim ofiaro-
dawcom dotychczasowym
sk1ada niniejszem Wydzia}
Wykonawczy swe najgoret-
sze podziekowanie. "a ich
rych}e i hojne ofiary; die
kujemy sami W imieniu tych
wszystkich, 'kt6rym groszami
Waszymi - drodzy Rodacy
+. otrzemy Icy gorzkie i
kt6rym grosze to beda ratun-
|kiem i 'pomoca!
Dziekujac za6 - "a juz -
prosimy o jeszcze, prosimy
usilnie, ME obawiajac sic
uprzykrzenia sic VAN pros
bami naszemi, DO znamy
|dobrze vase, ofiarne polskie
serca, a vice wiemy pewnie,
re ME mozemy sic ma Mich
zawiesc!
Prosimy O sk}adki dalsze
ma Dom Emigracyjny polski.
Wydzia} Wykonawczy,
$40 Noble St.
w Chicago, IS lutego 1905.
"A iizi 1lSmv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-02
!" .f"FE-"' -" 49, - I "7T =
Cd Wydzialu
Wykonaw1'cl,z''ego

~OSNAA NOAAOOAOoS WI
cyl i koniecznosc natych-
miastowego jej ratowania, ably
mog1a ona zn6w ratowac
przybysz6w rodak6w naszych'
W dobie obecnej tax bardzo
pomocy potrzebujacych. Po-
nizej podajemy spis dalszych
sp}adek, jake nades}ano W
minionym tygodniu ma rece
sekretarza I. Wydzia}u Wy
konawcZego:
z przeniesienia $ll5.oo
KS. w. Bobkiewicz,
Rutland, Ill. 5.OO
KS. A. Drewnicki,
Leo, Mimi. lO.0O
Parafia sW. IrcJcy,
Chicago, III. 1876
Parafia sw. Walente-
go W Peru, III. 70.35
KS. M. Kotecki, Chica-
go, III. 5.Oo
Par. sw. Stanis1awa
(Ks.R .Ignasiak, prob.)
W Erie, Pa. 5000
KS. St. A. Gilbert,
Marinette, Wis. lO.OO
KS. J. B. Piecha}a,
Manchester, N. H. 1000
Par. sw.Jana (Ks. J.
Czubek, prob.) W Sa-
lem, Mass. 3l.00
KS. P. Budnik, Viii
ting, Ind. 5.O0
KS. w. Olszewski,
Joliet, Ill. 5.0O
P. MaryaSchermann
z Chicago, III. 200
Razem $4O6.81
Il tel sunny wys}ano do ks.
L. Kwasniewsk;ego, zarzadcy
Domu Emigracyjnego$ 353.81
Pr6cz tego nades}ano takze
sk}adki wprost ma rece ks.
K~wasniewskiego, kt6ry, do
noszac nam G tenn, zestawia
je jak nastepuje:
Cd ks. L.. Wysieckiego $500
Cd ks.J Brzoziewskiego 1900
Cd ks. Ign. Szudrowicza 500
Cd ks. Ma5nickiego 10000
Cd ks. J. Nowaka 1000
Cd Tow. opieki mad dezer-
terami, W Detroit, $4,000, Z
czego $500 przeznaczono ma
uzytek Domu Emigracyjnego
a reszte ma podr6z dezerte-
row do Detroit, Mich.
Prey srosobnosci tel pro
stujemy, re ks. P. Rhode =
Chicago, ILL.,, z}ozy} ma eel
omawiany $1,000 a ME $780,
jak mylnie .niekt6re pisma
og|osi}y.
Zarzadra Domu naszegc
Wiel. ks. Kwa6niewski dono
81 nam, 5e oko}o h%por@a'lk"
wanna interes6w tel instvtu'
cyl piracy i wydatk6w jest g
niemiara, posiedzen'n no
VIC obranych ks, dyr:ktnr@>
:zamysla, zwo}ac ks. <kwas
niewski W marcu ,g;Iv7 rrz+'l
tenn hedzie to niem"zl'~r"',
wreszcie prosi, a"v~ Wvlzia
Wykonawczy og}osii u Swt,
sstrony nastepujace jeg" rady
l.. Kazdy, kt6r.y m6gfby nat
n;or; pr1x,h v ozn,r, ny
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-05
DICK FERRIS TO
JOURNAL NEWSIES
LITTLE MERCHANTS WILL GO TO
THE LYCEUM.
Guests of the Manager, They Will See
"Under Two Flags Tomorrow Even
ing-The. Journal Newsboys' Band
Will Be There, Too, to Make Things
Lively.

The Journal newsboys will attend
the Lyceum theater tomorrow night as
guests Of Dick. Ferris, manager Of the
popular Hennepin avenue playhouse, and
Will enjoy the performance of ]Under
This play is full Of thrills. There is
something doing' all the time and to
T h Q J o urnal rs youngsters it will
appeal strongly. The journal News
boys band VIII also be present and be-
tween acts it will liven up things for
the audience.
A gentleman. who was present at the
Bij99u, last Friday, when 7 he Jour;
he never, enjoyed attending a show so
much before.
."Nothing blase about those young
sters,' he said, "and it did me good
to watch their appreciation. Boys Of
the street are unusually good students
Of human nature and they know the
genuine thing every time. If the goods
are properly delivered, they are free
to give a generous hand and show their
keen Endorsement.
Those who attend Friday nights per-
Torrance at the Lyceum will be able
to see "Under Two Flags under un-
usually jolly circumstances.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-05
A Plethora Of Would-bes.
CUBANS!.PITY US
Pneumonia More to Be Dreaded than
3 Yellow Fever, They Think.
New York SIN

>, 49,. New Y Ork Sun. L., a.. ...- - =,
"Honest,' said Cuban doing bust
ness in a lower Broadway clearinghouse,
"'our people in Havana have quite as
much sympathy with the people of New
York on account of the ravages Of pneu-
monia here as you, have for us on ac-
count Of yellow fever. Even when we
had the fever all about us, before the
wonderful sanitary Improvements made
it all but forgotten condition, we used
to wonder how New Workers. managed
deadly pneumonia. I myself wouldn It
and I tell you frankly I would much
rather be laid up with yellow fever than
with pneumonia. Of course, the fever
with us was something mighty hard on
foreigners once. I know an undertaken,
a man of some position. IN Havana, who
often met prominent Americans at re-
ceptions and other functions and always
looked them over carefully, from the
toes to the head; actually as if sizing
them up to see what size Of coffin they
would need,- for Americans used to die
in droves in Havana. This undertaken
used to be called upon very often, too,
whom only few days or weeks before
he had grasped by the hand. Americans
ibid not understand the climate and took
no care to accommodate themselves to
it. At least that was the case twenty
years ago or so. hateron they became
more cautious, and now, well. [ don t
believe there's an intelligent Cuban but
monin as YOU. New Workers do about vel
low fever. Often You will hear friends
say to some one who is about to sail for
this port: Look out for the pneumo.
! MIA. They dread it Just as much as
: you. do yellow jac ok.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-05
TO REMOVE THE
CARES OF TRAVEL
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES TO
HAVE LOCAL OFFICE.
Realizing the Importance of Caring for
the Northwestern Passengers Who
Are Eastbound, Eastern Road Plans
Bureau of Information and Mime
apolis Ticket Office on Nicollet Ave
nue..

For the accommodation of north
western travellers over it's system, the
New York Central lines will open
ticket office and information bureau in
Minneapolis Feb. l. Frank L. Towne,
now OF the Northern Pacific city office,
will be city. ticket agent, and w. L..
Wyand, northwestern passenger agent
ter, northwestern passenger agent Of
>the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern,
will divide their time between the two
cities. t%7I2 -s7s- 's.-.-: r..
Arrangements have been completed
by w. B. jerome, general agent Of the
New York Central lines at Chicago, for
a lease of office room in the new rail
way building at Nicollet avenue and
Third street. It will place all informa-
ton concerning resorts on the Central
lines within easy reach and will en-
able patrons to leave Minneapolis Sc
cure in the knowledge; that all details
Of tickets, sleeping car. reservations, and
baggage have been attended to at the
offices will be headquarters for the New
York Central, Michigan Central, Lake
Shore, Big -Four, Boston & Albany,
Pittsburg & Lake Erie and Lake Erie
& Western. ~. : ~ 4-
The New York Central system will
thus be able to relieve the city ticket
offices of the Chicago lines of detail
work and will make the range Of in
formation wider and facilities more
complete. The New York Central lines
office will furnish applicants tickets
Chicago lines, in addition to thru tick
cts and sleeping car, reservations from
| Chicago east. . At. the same time the
city offices Of the Chicago lines will
continue to sell the New York Central
| tickets as before. l.. ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-05
FEWER JANITORS NOW
Municipal Building Commission Makes
i Up It's Staff of Appointees.

George Hull has been promoted to
engineer for the courthouse and city
Rail by the municipal building com
mission. Mr.. Hull is at present in the
employ Of the city. at the Northeast
pumping station. William Robertson
will be consulting engineer.
The other appointments, with the
exception of custodian of the building,
were all made by the commission at
last night g session. There are but few
changes, the force Of janitors being re-
duced three men.
+ The list of appointments follows:
Jnnitors at $50 month: Swan Nelson, An
drew johnson. Perry Chalmers R. H. McLaskey
F. NJ. Calvert. A. Joseph. Adam Kuhrsky, r. N
Jones. S. P. Christianson Thomas Conroy. Marti1
Byrnes, n G. Anderson. August Brusven. D. G
Watternire Harry Wiggin, William Clark, Joh1
SjOberg and A. c. Stokka.
Window washers, $50: Lee Jones. Charles Mo
lander.
Elevator attendants and 'watchmen: Franz
Hallberg, jail elevator $65: Edward Finn, Fourth
street elevator, 500; G. T. Swappach Fourth
street elevator. $780, Samuel Thompson. Fifth
street elevator. city. SIS; William Graves, coun
ty Waterman. $50; William Gaylord, city watch
man. $50.
Engneroom and electricians: George Hull
chief engineer, $40; Eugene easier, assistant
engineer, 500: Gust Olson, John G.. Lee and
John Nolan, fremen. $50 each; Charles J. For.
tier, John Nelson and J. s. Smith, helpers, sec
EACH John Haley, electrician, 500; T.. J.
Guertin. assistant electrician $40; William
Robertson, consulting engineer. 49, ,,.