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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05
NO LEGAL STANDING
X. P. State Tribunal Turned Down by
Supreme Officers.
The Minnesota grand tribunal of tn

The Minnesota grand tribunal of the
knights of PytAias was declared to be
illegally constituted yesterday by the
supreme tribunal assembled at Indian
apolis. The decision was upon an ap-
peal from the decision made two years
ago, expelling certain members who
were saloonkeepers. The supreme tri-
bunal has reversed the ruling on the
ground that the tribunal owed it's ex-
istence to an act Of legislation that was
not correct in it's form.
G. S. Bartram, grand chancellor for
Minnesota, received word last night
from Indianapolis in telegram from
John f. Hilscher, supreme tribune, say
ing Minnesota tribunal knocked OUT
This decision is only as to the law Of
1903, under which the expulsions were
made. A similar law passed in 1904 has
not been acted upon. but the claim is
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05
GASOLINE TANKS BURN
WITHOUT EXPLOSION

A fire in the warehouse Of the Cleve-
Irving avenues N, entirely destroyed
the building last evening and burned
several hundred gallons of gasolene
The fire is supposed to have started
in some way from a leaking tank and
spread until the top was blow off one
Of the other tanks. The oasolene is
stored there in small tanks for the use
of the city street lamps, and none Of
the receptacles is large.
Altho the warehouse burned to the
ground, the tanks were not sufficiently
heated to explode. Several hundred
children gathered close to see the fire,
and the police had to be called to drive
them to a place Of safety. --.-
The total loss will be about $500. '>
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05
FALLS UNDER CAR
Small Boy Crushed to Death Near Mid
way Bridge.

Daniel Ferguson, years old, was in.
Prior and University avenues last eve
ming.
The car was running down the via
duct grade toward st. Paul and the
boy. attempted to run across the track
in front Of it. He was thrown under
the wheels and altho the car was
stopped Immediately, the boy was dead
The remains were taken to the home of
the boys parents in Midway.
A. Cunning, the conductor, and John
Cavanaugh, the motorman, were both
arrested and will be held until an in
quest is held.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05
BROUGHT PARALYSIS
Small Boys Fall May Make Him Help
less for Life.

Harry friedman, the 7-year-old son
Of Joseph FREEDMAN, who lives at 763
East University avenue, st. Paul, may
be lifelong victim of paralysis as the
result Of a peculiar accident a few
days ago.
The boy was riding on the shoulders
Of playmate when he was pushed off
by another boy He struck his head
on the ground, and paralysis developed,
The physicians hold out no hope of re,
ieving his suffering.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05
CRUSADER ARRESTED
He Claims Charges Are Instigated by
Gamblers

Samuel Van Dersal, leader Of the
fight against gambling in St. Paul, was
yesterday arrested on several charges. It
is alleged that he beat two board bills
and secured mileage book under false
pretenses. The defendant secured bail
promptly. He claims that the warrants
were sworn out against him at the in
stigation Of the gamblers and Chief of
Police O'Connor
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05
SUICIDE WAS SUCCESSFUL.

Charles Jardin, st. Paul, who hanged
himself to a gas jet in his home a few
days ago, died at the city hospital last
night. The coroner will hold an autopsy
today. Jardin was found nearly dead by
his small children, who cut him down
and sent for the police. He leaves a
widow and three children.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05

Do not fail to take i'm one of the
Journals big excursions to Saltwater
next Saturday. Boat trip to Saltwater
and special train to Minneapolis and
vice versa. Two of the best excursions
ever offered for the money. Tickets on
sale at Journal counter Monday morn
ing. Round trip only 95 cents.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05

made that it is also illegal. AS no cases
have been brought before the tribunal
this year no appeal to test the 1904
law can be had, and until one is brought
will be cup in the air. The grand
lodge meets in September, when the
question Of abolishing the tribunal en-.
tirely will probably be brought up.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05

Are you reading that clever and
original story, "The Man on the Box'9
Second installment in the supplement
today, with synopsis of opening chapter,
so that you can get the connection if
you didn't see the beginning. It's
rafting good story.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05
FIGHT REQUISITION

Mau wanted aG Granu Rap1uS AppeaIS
to Governor.
Friends Of Oscar E. Serum, now at
Winona, Mimi, are making a deter
mined effort to prevent his return to
Grand Rapids, Mich, where he is want
ed charged with having attempted to
embezzle a lot Of furniture purchased
on the installment plan. A few days
ago Governor John A. johnson allowed
a requisition for his removal from Min
nesota. On request of Serum g friends
Governor johnson will give the mat
ter rehearing Tuesday and may re-
consider his action in granting the
requisition. s@.'.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05

Are you reading that clever and
original story, "The Man on the Box''Y
Second installment in the supplement
today, with synopsis Of opening chapter,
You w didn't see the beginning. It's a a
rattling good story.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05

GOVERNOR CONTRIBUTES.
Governor j. A. Johnson has helped
along the Aitkin flood sufferers to the
extent Of a check for $780, The money
was received today by the general relief
committee. s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-05

When The present armory was erected
in 1884 the three companies here were
A, B and T, which are still in existence.
Company A was originally an independ-
ent Company known as the Light IN
fantry, but later went into the ma
tional guard. The company command
ers of that day were Perry A. Harrison,
Company A; Victor Weloh, Company B;
and C. McC. Reeve, Company I.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06

lapse carried back the whole market. United States Steel preferred took up the van of the recovery and was in its turn a strong sympathetic influence on the general list. Ontario and Western was again in large request and rumors were revived of the guarantee of a dividend by New York Central and New York. New Haven and Hartford. Amalgamated did not revive effectually from the effect of the realizing move ment and closed at net loss of 112. The taking up of the advance by the i United States Steel stocks was regard ed as good augury for the whole mar ket, as the persistent heayiness of these stocks has been a drag on the occasion al tendencies to rally during the last few days. 1 Weather reports showed favorable i conditions for the various crops, al- though this was modified to some ex- tent in the case of the grain crops by ! forecasts of rainy weather for tonight. But the feeling regarding the crops on the whole was more hopeful than has recently prevailed and contributed ma terially to the ffrmness of stocks. The money market was unruffled, notwith- standing the weakness of the Saturday bank statement and some further large money transactions, including trans fer through the sub-treasury of $2,COo,- 000 to San Francisco.
 The market showed itself soft to the Ieffect of profit-taking by the room traders, and closed heavy, with the gains much reduced or wiped out.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, $2,510,000.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
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YESTERDAY'S STOCK MARK ET,
Most of the Business Done During First Hour .O9 Trade.


 New York, June 5.-Most of to-day's small business in stocks was done dur ing the first hour of the session. There was notable congestion of the deal ings in a few speculative favorites. But such as it was, the market showed distinct firmness. The dullness ap- preached at times to stagnation, and there was nothing to show any share in the market on the part of any but the professional element Among these the sentiment se&ned to be cheerful, and various pools signalized their ex- istence by their activity in special stocks. The market had one decided setback on realizing after the opening advance, and another at the last which reduced prices at the closing. The profit taking was especially large in Amalgamated Copper, which had risen a point and then fell back to a point below Saturday after the publication of the financial statement of the com- pany. .%. ssas.ss,.
 The sympathetic effect of this re-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices
 reported by Prince & Whiteiy. Bankers
 and Brokers. 25 Broadway. New York.
 and 15 Center street. New Haven. Conn.,: Rid Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,. members of New York Stock and Cotton Ex- changes. Branch office. No. SS Center
 New Haven, Conn.,.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
NEW REPAIR SHOP FOR NEW TIA. &l&e. 7f VEN ROAD,

s@ *@@e, St VEN ROAD.
 ~ It has been definitely decided by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company that it will expend $l000Oo0 upon locomotive repair shops at NorWood, Mass, substantially du- plicating the present large car repair shops at sReadville. A later result os this will be the transfer to Norwood of i've hundred hands now employed at (Contifued on Eighth Page.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
Consolidated stock Exchange.

Reported over private wire of W. B. Smith & Co.,, T Broadway, New York New Haven office. $40 Chapel street Norman A. Tanner. Manager.
 One,. High Low Close.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
STOCK MARKET FEATURES
PRICES WERE STRONG THEN
 WEAKENED,

AmaIeamated Copper Report-Not
 wholly satisfyins-Much DuIlness--
 Reading Dividend TaIk-Western R.
 R. TrafIic--BuIIs and Bears Undecided
 The stock market rallied on hopes of a speedy peace, then got very dull ana finally weakened. The weakness was attributed by some authorities to disap- pointraent over the Amalgamated re- port. @.
 The Amalgamated's report did not yield a flood of light on, the company S doings. It did say, however, that the company had a surplus of about ss'oVe'- 900 after paying the dividends.
 Opinions differ as to how literally the surplus of Amalgamated of nearly S9,- GOO. 900, as reported, should be constru- ed. The fact of advances aggregating more than $7,00O,000 having been made to the Washoe Copper company, sub- sidiary concern, made some persons skeptical in regard to the value of the reported surplus. >...'.-s.-
 Amalgamated rose to S4 S-S and closed at S1t 5-S.
 It is figured out in roundabout way that Analgamated is now earning 6 per cent. on it's stock. ..,.s..
 Lawson. it was said, came out with a lot of bear talk on Amalgamated, talking A as about it's true value.
 Reading talk was still bullish and one enthusiastic view of Reading was that 1t was on it's way up to 150. Just when the happy denouement was to occur was not stated. The stock sold yester- day at very close to it's highest point of the. year Philadelphia houses bought of it freely.
 Western railroads had the largest traffic in grain last week of any time in the past two months. This was due to the rush of corn to market, owing to the high prices made by the closing of the May deal.
 The moderate strength of United States Steel issues during large part of the day tended to reassure senti- ment. The preferred, particularly, ral- lied well on the shorts.
 The general opinion was that Reading had discounted an increase of the divi- dend from 3 to per cent. per annum provided the Increase comes.
 The surrender of lifelong oppo- nent of publicity of earnings, says the New York Evening Post, is always a welcome occurrence, and when so hard ened a sinner as the Analgamated Cop per proceeds to the penitent bench, qualification among investors is right and proper.
 
 Sentiment was neither bullish nor bearish, but were afraid to advise pur- chasers save on light scale. Less grain and flour was shipped east from Chicago by rail last week than in any week since the last of Septem- Der, 1904. This has given the railroads operating east of Chicago surplus of cars, and they are trying to find en- ployment for them.
 The stock market of the day merely emphasized the point which has been entirely cear for some time that the speculation fog various we'll known causes has fallen into rut from which no important movement of prices either way is to be expected yet awhile s,g e"e. @-..FF
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
NEW FORK STOCK MARKET.

Opening, Highest. Lowest Quotations l On the New York Stock Exchange
 reported by Prince & Whitely. Bankers and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York
 and Is Center street. New Haven. Conn. l Open, High. Low. Last.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06

New York. June 1. High. Low. Last.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by W. B. Smith x Co.,. II Broadway. N r., New Haven office, $40 Chapel street; Nor man A. Tanner, Manager.
 Chicago, June 5.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
TOIl T|''.4.GOODS DEPT.

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IN As yer s.s " pirSv . 81 s5 5se
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26c,t IIolmes. {. VA ,ac!
%b0c:9 Fines Honey Almond Cream..!S377 &
Isl EIoopers Dandruff Cure, best fortss3
dandruff and all scalp diseases; 59c J
t25c, II Yon's$ Tooth Powders 4 i,ac
&95c.a Meade4 Bakers pa Mouth 40
Wash. Y ..l. n. W z
&25c. Menneuis Talcum Powder, lsc
25c. Nail Clippers ~, loc
5Oc, Parkcr:s Flair atsa N IS &
#o5cs5 Pomadeis Tor the Hair, highly
perfumed II. ... . % Y
4 25c.. Palmer's Violet Cream makes III
the, skin soft as Veive t:,,f. y: Ic
soc. Pinaud's Quinines Hair Tonic. 37c /
CSC. Quinine air8Tonic, a good !,
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csc. Sozodont..,. j. 3.:,5. ~
$50. Tragic s Carbolic Mouth wash
IS money refunded Isif not he best
ons the market, one bottle to q
81, customer, !. G q,
&c. Tooth Powder. ~. y, ,..,.,. .,.,lca
25c. Fellows Gossamer 4. IA q ~.
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soc. Co!to's Dandruff Cure Bic
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15c. Bay Rum Hair Oil .,..,l,t. n. y, nc
25c. Wampoe''s Formaloida Tooth
tc.t.. Rs - ~ Y ~,
y 35c.s Garwood' sI olet Water fancy
25c. Gentlenan's BARBER Combs. 5cs
15c. Ciarwoods Perfumed Violet
5&C Charms. I'd. 4. 800 Y
TIC. Gentlemnn's Barber Combs 4. DC
( h0c. Pompeian Mnssage 4 treanlS..S H.'ci
2hc, Freoninnns 1Taco 1'oWder..... So
CSC. Mil loolishe rs. .., g
.ssa5c. Princess Complexion Powder, ls -
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CSC. led Gross Kidney Plasters: II i.1c
Ia ,l1ois

$50. Red Gross Kidney I'lasters.. II &c <
51Oc. Soda Mint or Potash blets,
5per bottle s. q. *. q. !. &c {
SO Success lterans. .:RF1 10 4
81 Stern's Wine Of CodtLiver4 Oil soc 1
SOC. Stewards tDyspepsins'Ta Tablets a3 &c
S25c, scidlitz% Powders, 9 sets in. Z
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81 S! s. s. for the Blood I. q. G2 &c I
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Toe Seven a13arls y. Z. 1. . :5Oc \
41oo. Tragic s IIeaduch 4 Tablets Ono III
5JOc thompson ssS LaxativAI2 Chill X
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Isl TaylolSs NerYne, 81 sbes + for all l "
nerve troubles one bottle toe ,g ~,
Gust toner . .!.t. y. -. DID,: +
Tragic 40 Little Liyerbl llls,sy bcs Y
f3lS all Liver Troubles L. I. &c !;
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made for children and s l5gs
adults. \. &. q 2 S':
81 Nyempole's 1'asteless God #ldye,'sSsi
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vs. Wythe's ii13eef, Wine and Iron. So !,
g.2Sc. Witch IIazolS Ointment. g 4
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ta5c Pitchers Castorln, =! q Z y
E25c. F'raxcr'ss Imam ent. ~ 81
h0r Erirr syr,,, . i. Z. . !. 3. re-
Soc. \; Doane' 81. Kidney Pills...'. .. Y. q
81 Lin,ild Peptonoids. ,.....3,.:.!1 &Il.ecS
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&2hc. Nail EClippcrs y. \. &. ~. lOc \
CSC. Pears Shaving Stick = rs
soc. Welsh Gr9 Juice y! 6 4
S7hcs Guest Prot ctor..., AZ
soc. Long Bath Brush = /.
15c. Rcd Raven Snl' rs. n, y -
g25c. Chefs Colerv5s ca fffll, . lacl
625c- Plso's Corn Cure : = y
SOC swamp Root. ''.ti.c
TO-. English Glvcerlne SOAP 49,. .'.' .
SOC. Allan's Cret,m Of Almonds.
best for comnlo%ion. u. .,c \
CSC. simmons Liver Regnla tors ! o l't
$50 Liquid eptonoid vii a. c'r 9
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BRUSH DE n n r

,BslWSN nfsE w asa 70 W. !, ii 9 III
zoe. Tooth Brushes. 1. ~ y.
15c, Tooth Brushes, four rows, 1m- &
ported. ~ 4 ~ ~
Z o5c, Tooth Brush 5(The Tragic .s.:.1..l PC
toe. Tooth n brush x The ssrasle !, " ~
every one warranted not loose %
8 the bristleS " --uS
al5c. Whisk Broom. (. 90 4
35c. Solid Back Good Baistie Hair
Brushes to each custom r.,l,..i Is. -
ORR shn Wing I3rus shes. !. ~. nc
1of Nnil Isrllshcs I. I. 4. McS
25c. Nail Brushes. 70,
15c. Bath Scrubs. ,.5.Jc
35c. Prophylnctics Tooth Brushes. '-''' 4
Ru BDER GOODS.
! 81 Ppre Rubber 2-quart Hot Water lt'' 4.
So Puro RUBBER quart Combina-a
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SOAP DEPART M EMIT !.

soc CASTLE Soap, green or white,
imported ,83-lb bars ror.i. iDn.ac
15c @tnticurn soap II, n !. !. !. 3. OsAc
loc, Cosno Butterm!lls soap...l.,: . 40 !,
iohc (,arbolic soap H. i. /. /. \. DC.
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.,c Il C,iticIIra skin Sotlp 3. . " DC
&c. CASTLE Soap. imported, Be. per
rako a. o FOR. n. Z, i. I; i. ~. .Ic
.5c. Fairy Floating Toilet Soap &c
81 Iloubrigants6 IDEAL Soap. III .0D
sc. Ivory .soilp... $500
5l5c. Munyon's Witch Hazel Sstooiap..D %
se5c. Packers Tar soap. . 4 lSc'
l5c. PEARS Unscented Soap.,.,., R.c
5r. Pure Palm Soap, "c. Per cake U
Or per dozen,.,.. n -'.'- 'c
LOG, Pure Witch. Hazel Soap, ,llc.s
per cake, per dozen '. ;sssc
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8925c..: Williamsis Shaving Stick ....l We
a25c. Roger sit & Gallet,s q Violet Ky *
Soa +. q, /. !. !, /. n 4. III, Z
$15e, l1s-lb sbari 5Glycerine Soap, s'c
&15c. Peach lossom Soap, per box u. D Il
IN box !S IS Y
810cs Swee theart} Soap. III. 4, X. ~ "a "
86c.H Sopp t'5
10. Castillo soap and Wash Rag .st; re !
10c! s ea Foo IN Shaving Soap ". y. :: 1ac
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pipes SoE!y so1lS - ~ S1-..
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sec. Rubber Conn exto t3rls 81 Y. "a ~. ..,'
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/: as Hllenis Roach Food s,s1 dc
\ 81, D a DAMS Of Beomarl's Pepsin
Gum 4. = e '' 9
Tc.5{ Bird Gravel +. ' !se
Sc. Best Black Ink ''c
SC. Best Mucilag &. 20 y
25c. Hest Quality Lemon. Vanilla,
Paragorlc, Nltrc, III ppermint and s5 s5
Jamnlcn. Ginger, per bottle....l1:S. lMsc
15c. Bes, anu cleanest Bird Seed
with cuttle bone.... 4. 81. NC
+ Joc.s Best Wool Carriage Sponge, l DC
soc. Best Wool Bath Sponge..... ll,c
s15c, Bath Spdng y. .Dl9 c
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IA DC. box Mustard ". ~ 9
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10c. lib Cloride Of Lime .... De
&C., Chiclslets. better than chewing
gum Z. J. ~. \. $50.
PIC. Coleman's Mustard &c
.s5c. Chamois Skins. .l7c
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100. Corn or Bunion3 Plastcrs, per-
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ll15c.5 Fine Writing Paper, all shades.
per box 800, .....i. .,....,...J E
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615c. lib Best Hoarhoand Cough ...S
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515c. Machine oil, bottle ;. \. .4c3
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1850. Mustard Plasters ten In ! N .55
box per box. ',sN
&c. Nipples, bsst made, &c. or 2 ia3ts
8a5c, Nall Files. w. 80. ::..99c
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Sale 10 Start To-haorroW Monday Morning Jan. SO.


$5oc. Levy La Blanche Face Pow r w
der. ,oc
CSC M a dam Belle Channels aoWderli II !
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z 50c.8 Df. Charlcs's Flesh Food (tin /. I,
$a5cs5 DR. C;lavcs's Tooth n I'oYde Isi
@3s best and largest package ina &c Y ~
325c. Witch Hazel II tubes oc
215c. Benz Tof, best for chappcd 10
hands and rough skin IS =,
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.P|:ER|EU N ES.

5Tragle's Violets Of Virginia. the. .l
most lastirg perfume on the mar " * HI
ckt;-used by people Of 3reflncmn1ttss8S.i
for over ten years; lone drop equal \,
4 II to ten drops Of the ord mary kind ;B3ss
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5s2s IIoubrigants Extract, per OF l." ~
1925 Houbiigant's Ideal 4# saci.ets Sa8
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II per ounce 49, i. 2.
ut Sc. EIyacinth Perfume; full, last
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TRUSS DEPARTMENT..

$50 Electric Belts... ~, ~
10 Electric Bclt5... - !t OS
SO. so TIlflstt sarusses, all fsi2 IS .S l.i2
Sl.75 Elastic Trusses all sizes Nj. .''ssi
a Our Truss Department is the most
complete In the city, We can tit any
5body:5Eonr expert filter will N pc glad
Z to show you our line, lt AZ 81
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ton & Hot Water Bottle and ana 385
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
A $4,000 Methodist church was
dedicated at Balfour Sunday by
Presiding Elder Moore making
the seventeenth church built in
this district this year.
Would Get Used to It.

John Hanan told this story at re-
cent dinner of the Shoe Manufactur-
ers' association about one of the en-
ployes in his factory:
Mr.. Hanan had become convinced
that the lasters in tie factory could
turn out more and better work if they
stood up at their benches than if they
sat. He introduced this system. Most
of the younger hands took kindly to
it and were we'll satisfied with the
chat-e. The older men found it hard
to break up the habit of a lifetime.
but even they were won over gradual
ly until there was but one grumbler
LEFT. This man entered an appeal.
Mist Their Hanan,' said he, stopping
his employer in the shop, I've worked
fer you fer twenty year. All that time
I've sat at me binch as worked. It's
sorry l am tc be the only one to be,
unable to ad:oost mesilf to tn new
ordher, but can't get used to it. I've.
thried an thried, but it's no use. Now,
Misther Hanan, couldn't We grant the,
one favor to an old hand an let me sit
down till get used to standin' up?
It's sure am that in short time I'd
be all right. New York Sun.