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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17

IT seems that Sc is an effective ma.
jority against AZ when it comes to re-
leasing tentacles upon the State Treas.
ury. The clerks. and doorkeepers, and
messengers, and postmasters and ser.
geants.at.arms, and pages, wer too
much for the grave and dignified Sen.
ators when it came to releasing the
grip they had upon the public purse.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17

IN tho Superior Court of the State of Washing.
L ton, for the county of Thurston.
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas 8. Tew'
deceased.
Order.
This matter having come on at this time for
hearing upon . petition of Adelia w. Tew, the
administratrix herein, for q partition Of the
above entitled estate and 1t appearing to the
court that Monday, February 9oth, 1905, At the
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. H.. is Q suitable time for
the hearing and settlement Of the same.
1t Is further ordered that the sad petition
shall be heard ON Monday, February 2Oih. 1905,
at 70 O'Clock A. NJ, before The above mentioned
court, and the Judge thereof. at the court house
in Olympia, Thurston county, State Of Washing.
ton 1t Is further ordered that three (0 copies OF
this order be posted notices in three (3) Of the
most public places III this city and published In
the WASHINGTON STANDARD, q newspaper pub.
l.ehed at Olympia, Wash, on February 10th and
February nth, 1906. notifying all persons inter
ested II the above estate to appear and fle his
exception in writing TO the said application for
the partition Of said estate, and con test the
same. If any there be.
Done In open court this 9th day of February,
A. D., 100. 0. V. LINN,
Judge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17

THE omnibus public building bill
reported in Congress Tuesday, carries
an appropriation increasing the limit
to $4,000 cost Of the buildings at
Tacoma aud Spokane and appropriates
$4,000 for purchase Of building site
at North Yakima. Seattle likewise
gets An appropriation of 1876, 900; Iso-
lation Hospital at Port Townsend,
$500, and for improving Baker Lake
Fishing station 5000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17
The capital removal promoters now

The capital removal promoters now
spring the forlorn hope in an alleged
discovery made that it is not necessary
to submit tho bill to the Governor for
his approval, and this assurance is
based upon an opinion OF . Seattle
lawyer, rho will in the course of time
rival the famous philadelphia" law.
yer's reputation for acumen, clearness
OF vision and depth of perception in
the construction that may be placed
upon the verbiage OF law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17
Removal Bill Passes!
Vote stood on Final Tally, IS For, SO Against and
:; Absvnt--- Reconsideration Next Monday

\vr~-ANcn, Bcnn, Bakcr, Bolngc Bowers, Brown Clarke
(c Cr4ndaN Dawes Dickson. Dobson Dyke Edcmier Erk-
Hamilton Harper Henderson, IIoch Houston
Irving, Johnson lee Az Kellogg, Levin, Lnslcy o. b.
LYONS Mgor. McNo McNay, Miller Morrill,, oyn Ratclfe
Reid Kenck Roberts, Rudio Scott Sheets Smith Steven
son. Sson Therer Todd Twichc Ulsh Van Syke Villas Wealth
erf,rd, Weber, Weir-55.
NayAyr Bartlett, Bassett Bishop, Blackmore Bradley
Byery Crane Davis ID j. Davis Geo L. Doolle Falconer Fen
Fosa Fulton Griffin Hare Hughes Johnson Chas Kenoyer
Long Maoncy Mccoy, Mecher, Mnard Molstad
gan Olsen, Kudcne Shu Srobridge Voslin Williams Mr.
Speaker-56
Absent-keyes Linsey a. E.) Roth-3
Mr.. Todd changed his vote from no to yea to
move a reconsideration Monday
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17
MAsH1Nc7oN STANDARD
METEOROLOGICAL

The following record of temperature and rain
fail for the week ending Wednesday, Feb 18th.
is from record kept aud kindly furnished
the STANDARD by Clarence Butler. of the Peo
pies University, Voluntary Observer. Depart.
ment of Agriculture Weather Bureau:
Temprrature. Rain
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17
Cedar Wood for Sole,

Good dry cedar wood for sale at H.
u. Richardson's single mill, Third
and Jefferson streets. Is &c nts to 81
per load at the mill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17

"SusUennen", ION FnoeS ofolOt her, e En- mOOsrus taarmt gnHas
-er uD9t l9nnNe Wooel iOm New Home SpmaFiuen. mco Eu.oHels al
ole osnHes soe % uoeluttsGe al de on5 ooarige Ggeufaber. Ter .r til
GtaItrens sbe GssuFabe: int mnr9e re 5pbeOrn8er, iOm uDouenO9uis maa
8jre Ten til en- RnFue al jDic 9aaN.
en- al be fsrIe Goroee iom e. uet cfr New Home Daaifrer, &c
ben at ben gter ct Positive Feed, Uet Der life bebgUes uOgsn 5Irr sasr
sprus ir a. ia @unnu til at ortebe. en- auoen bsbs Gorbebrtng, iOn
mart pI bipe poot puuet al Gnbuer, iom beuprr IfaIueh CT a feed, Der ct
iaakoeS tontrusrt at ben tan brUes % 'GRtS Oo en- Tmpel SnoreMng, uen
OF tormc gcrpuIe mso the feed dog. Ten gamLe 4aohe at usulers beHue
sa8s Watm vaa. oo SGlp al Sturr iOn iahhOlOt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar aio meoiDt Bnnnel9bOer ti oeriom bet life bRo iorsa9t meo
Nrnsi9beb. puoe the feed dog suhn ramms Jw' eQr So0Nbsn al RaaIs'
pIaoen ear ogioa phbc the feed bpe. ulEun.
Wunhru arhioer let % uGfeH lOolpt Ndalebdrrer CT runo, meu Re3u'
Iahr Qet adjustable bearngs) paHet mo Silt bodt2t Gt@r mere END al
miubiQ SUobmho, % buorrto NdaIebarrta bIper tnauo til lGu9ere lib at
urbehe uNu Die roeu al ntes. 0nar St9Hru gunr iori Raaeu og sleu1em
2ptsn r Cpsrrnubeu Hap buiit giDr at ben aIor9 Tan 6r1ttsS Ralnsn
taber fig eu boooc pme 20 neore Iroao, % abetcsr HuNmattt ueH SHnpn
iii let eQer ioGrt GrbeOe.
"SusOemmu" brucr bobtelt Troao o8 ldper lock stitch. Zen srs
9aao fmss l9s fra SpOlcr, ubn at rGbrs 9tHnem ct saer Here Saaer, fr
ben unor Naalest. Stpun rGOer Fg Np; ben ian trEoeS Merfe % Il let
at iprNao. Ndncu er selsetung. og Tan Ghaa lHe iGtrs fta8ug.
Deb bpert Citing trrfes 6mae Iraabe if iammen % lute& WtStsn AZ
3pet og Stu8eue ermrs berpeo hlosnbt iat O9 uIotGnoi8 ems pa be9ss
eioer al Qgpt Maiinen er iOrIpnct uRo l6t SaauobIU, boorpco man Uo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17

at "~belbreoe" for ~iaar SolS, bpS
Stcmme, rinoenoe RGie" o. "itpl
SorfisleIie," nctop hpob lea bar. Ger
er lt9rf | Smngen. "Gainfileren,
men oct or oanrligt SrGnbeutn ogino.
men | "Foinfiaeren" er Oct Hsopebe.
rem ser rib / Salien" OF berspcr
9rGnoepinetS baa6c Snaa % &irf.
MING. Sfuloe ina ogion Oct pare
iorgiGueS, bill lea itpoe en- buiO EtnS
efter aIle Eatcutmeoictncr % Dc rene
aoertiSiementcr meo; for bpao biGl'
per oct ON Incrtisicntcutct or "ren,
Jet" naar Barren or lige itrcn og Era.
iifcn Iiac ubumif. Sumbuggrn 2r
zig ieIp lig. Den, iclp ON Den p~nraocrcr
bag ct pnntcIiat StiprmbrGt. Oct
er bel life bare gpertiSiemeutcrrc ser
ifaI pnntcS paa? Man ifnI ga bel
life pputc pda set iom or itpat OF
aiere set cnomcre tiltrrffcu6e? Il
iuubig Srafif alt 0umbuau,ogcrt
Snpteri o. &c0rog ifuIoe u0rpo'
0e8 al 2on6et.
Den ncf ON bette. Get por bor1
ct uifpIOtNt Nateutmc0itiuaOcrtjaiss
meut ie9 iiorbiaoocnoe imllrte poa
Glprrnc - iooIcoc3 iom icg bar feet
bore egnc Glc9bonIe3 % RodicS b..
inu1rte mco observation-disclosures Reflu'
mer.
1cmnc Ifoigclie ira Ocr bcnIiuie0c
pg rctpiufleoc @ci hupOc ic1 life
qiort. ON ieq life boooc boINt "Imc'
rita" % IGit N5 Innc % Iuitinc, pit
tige % ironiifc &n0icnocIier. - scr
irouiicrcr eltooR icIUc "Gmcrita'.
Clutter ban life. fommcr icl til Il
hcrrc mig - poo mig icIo - Oco at
hoIoc "Imcrifo" ct Nor til. -
Mcn icg 0Irmtc nit at bctllr rcr
Roncn. Seq monttc nof no mch no0ie
"Eofiuinqcr"; men Moocn uor Qoo
% bctom nria rel oR. ga lea iflIINe
ipci puu en- NIpetur, trUngtc3 set o.
ioo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
Sterile uotrvf.
Mcn bprcS DC life rimcliac?

GCttc Fon ipnc1, iou ON nj brlt8tc
Itcrfc llotrpf, ior0i 6lcrtallct al sol
td / gIminOcliQbeb tror, at Qp@pcp'
itG / oeu froniife 6orm er ubeIbreoc'
Iig eler p~raftiif ioo. N}cn Vi bar
lGngc it0cn beui0it, 1t GusucVIll II
GclbreocIiB, % at oct beler lite CT ild
ranifeli9t, iom Oct ie:; no iii. Seller
mCO bp@pCptiifc Golf or, 1t &c uaiId.
rdig lcper pou IiGt, iltItcr fig itIO
cllcr guar til Ell onOCn Y0crliabcO
euer o8iao bCbDr0er Sen uIlcre0c oOers
0ritrcngte Wtnoe mc0 "9tttCr5", "cfs
ter WtioOog2 &iaer", iom aItiO iors9cr
&auifeIi9be0clL on Dc enc / rnteltC
SilfGIOe fam 9iDe Ell mtOlerti0ig &in'
bring. SanOon 9~Gbnnoling al Q2o'
pen Qigr Oct iimpcltben uGrrc. Sooo
Wtapcn trGnQcr, cr 0utlc. SUorlcs
0e& fan Ga Wfaocn blipe uobpiIct oQ
iorIriifet % &eGcIlt pan iammc IiO
uTrct % ppbol0t? Oct er cn Sem.
meliQbcO, % oct CT oqiIc SenmcIlQs
hc0en bc0 Stuort 0p@pepiiu tablets
cncitnuenOe NcIO. let Cr ct iorboIOa.
pi$ mt Wti0NCI, men 0Ct5 Scl0 OF
octa 4opuIoritct Icuncr inQcn Gull
en- 0ct5 6Orticncitc.
Tablets i0rOoier 0}a0cn oQiacpel
uOcu Neninn til M1peu5 IiIit1uo.
Sen, iom liocr Al 9napcyio, itdI ifsls
Qe A]uoioning ipiic Ell GUcrfIoo al
Qoo, uuren0c Mao oQ BRUCE Tablets
ier "a eiter NtaultiOet, op Rciltltatct
oil Uprc, at Wn0en UiI for0ctcs, 0Dor
iIoc sin Tp5pcpiia enc fan opre, ior.
e. ION igr iagt Ioblct5 piI ior0Gic
Nt10cn. ifisut MlaUeu or dIocIc8
uuirfiom. Sor at iQInlrcrc Dor Wte.
ring tDSeIiq: Ieriom on toQcr 800
Gram al &jeo, Ga ellcr onoCu ViI0
% IUgNcr set / 9S @raScrS 0lrmc
"a en- 5nlortS Gn&pcpiid Goblet mco
Set, UiI set iorOeic gtnocn nGiten Ii.
Qcioo iul0itGn6ig, iom ON Oen Ian
in0cllior Mtlpcn.
Nurcn fan oGre 1ISriq ian ipn1,
iaa pil 0og tablets uoiGrc Tor0eicI.
i~esdrbcioct, oq 2egemet % Siernrn
ril bIipc ret nrret, % pu1 iammc lio
Ri cn roSifoI % pariQ altr al Ips.
pepiia fn0e 9teo. ior0i Dem mc9et
nti$br1Qte Rape bill til en- big @roo
ian 0ut nrcqct trTngtc 6Uilc. Din
Npotefcr pil iortrae dig, at al ole DC
mango @ti0Icr, Tom aoertrcS Tor
Iuapcpi1. bar iutet gioet iaa iulo'
tcmmCn % aIminocIig IilircositiurI.
IL iom Quart Ipspcpiia labIcts, %
life nproit otptig / Ojaie baorOe (i0cr
cr oct 1aftulr, at Oc er Sc biaiaite %
giocr Set melt go0e ior Dc minOite
&Guge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
bporle0es err oetteP

gi II bpssr q hRRhtse 7Daars SsIsRniRe for Ct.
hptEt Suiaios al Reiarrh. Der .fit TAN hslbrs6cs Dto
Halls Catauh Gore.
80 ghsasn&G 90, gieu. 1plseo. &.
OF HHbtr.saHsos bar ilenei i. > 6&Rsa BE- heits Is
aur "a trur, al ban er albeles haasraa / ale isrrrt
HIuR observation-disclosures 90 luanutlit Sfaub nj al ogtplo'
sRaBCT ycrpltattlie. beres Ftrma bar paataset IA
Rsit& Sruat Mso!ttaf xru8sris. 1olsep. G.
MAILING QtHEaH& Wlarptu.
Whosiats 2ragaiis lplteo. G.
Halls Cafarrh Cure tages i~noneRoig o. pirtsr D.
uits paa sloesi o. S~aitsutts ShmhIHbeL sns 75S
Ok. 6laie. S9lsss al als apDtetsTs. 2sbEeSbRFe int.
Halls Family Pills CT BE- beeie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17

rielp al en- GonmcTue fan foroe Ratmret msoens 5polen fproes Den
bar bi Grm. ION Ieanrnoeu ucr b0ute 8tusr go Blabs iUr IGRts SannSs'
rtna, uen II one ben ct tumet uoNeuoe. Den bar oernGit en- Gutomanf 5eca-
ginoer (bobbin winderG Der CT Ia iHer og pGatoeI9 i'm 8rteh at en-
boaru9 Uunoet Spols pI pRre en- umulgbeb
"6uSpenmn" Ter got no. % er elegant iaaWt meo SenIpn iii Iraarbetoet
fpm til WaIhror(c. RanhneuS 6poipfe sr net let baauoterGst % Sepooele
Of enbpr trnbt. Srhoune paa bette Gmrdabe. Get aHoerbe 3ra r al beot
RefuFenteo % mutt Iormbtst 2attngeH % uoimptrtnsen ct fshe Rauss.
Gpingbiulet % nue be bnnte Dele al WalTen er imnt pOIent og Ride ptste
ret, buDrpeo be ioar ct net % imoafubt uoNeroe. 3esuoen brugcs Ball Bear
ing til SOnstuet % paa begge Sloer al ScofpHt o8 Reluhaet er. at Hadr
man tar Setet at DRoitreH % iGhcr So8bnst Bans, Ud bette lPbs ruHot mere
NIB tpe @anee, mebeuS bet paa andre DiGitrer bar tunSt NOT no at ga TIE
@anee 8Uroet er Inet al Oltsrret Ira, Iamnenlat al IpO forN1eltse SG
tporrro man bar opuooet hsrre Stprh Os iOrbmoret at Tract Tan Naa fs.
Ranineus 5pofpte Ell ipdDnet mo plated castors. 6rroeoe Stadlasps
bOIbe 9rpbInet os the treadle plate. bvi1et Qiet at Rartnen rrbttoer me-
act sttcp eub sars r LifRInt. Zen bar Gusueuene % beofe Attachments
for ulmtrbrra % (fancy) Ss. On uonlg SnfrutICu3bOa twtt bet uUrRs
er eneclf2 Sprog mcdd9c ber Nafrn.
2eg WRGrte til ncbcnVaaeuoe ~bcDOtlg ueolattr FrTcr:
Rn "A StunT SIZES
go "A - Drop Head. 3 5uTsr 1000
So 10 - Drop Head 7 StuHcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
30 "a - Drop Heac. 5 5nTer. Swell Front .... 1850
30 25 - Drop HeaS. : SuHer Swell From. ..... ESQ
Cusnfur nrpne guir,r fan sr6obe8 GQar4, 9nnrorT, Gs@f@~:
tier TabOgnt til pofprbe 9rTtr. 3 NabOGni er 4ricn Paa bmr IRaRtns
$3.50 bCere. gRm fan life tant fig en- Uature grpuup8' eler 5ut"@rsiat
,b go "a eMr 25. Drop Head / 0abO8E % Swell Front EEis t22oO
% $500.
Gebennuanos ct gjGsoc al go "a Drop Head. Swell Front, Der sfrr
go so. go Swell Front msHes. at StUH:rHe o. GrGuGrtt Ct FEhst al
rust % tar fig ualmnoen9 smt I'D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
Qen Mrrte til reOenl msnOe brtnotlia neOiatte Eriier:

Gsoertaaenoe r. GQtor at go "a Drop Head. Swell Front, Der syfss
go so. geO Swell Front msres. at shHtrne % GraU4rhs Ct fEIst af
ruusst % tar f9 ualminbeu9 eOot I'D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27


You who still use medicine for what
medicine cannot do~-let az show you
the power Of Ltquozene. Let US buy
you bottle--a fuN.size bottle. Please
try it at our expense. TX ~. s-sr.:...-
You cannot cure Illness without de-
stroying the cause Of it. And, when
that cause is inside germs, medicine
cannot destroy it. :. .ss
Don't cling to drugs because your
fathers employed them. The germ
cause Of disease sTss pn4nown unit
a f>w years ago. Until then drugs
were used because no one knew better
Now most people know that in a germ
disease medicine is almost helpless
And they know the reason why.
Ldquozone. has cured millions Of germ
troubles by destroying the cauae--the
germs. These cured ones are every
whore; your neighbors and friends are
among them. If you don t knew the
power Of this product, won't you ash
those who dos
Then try to believe that what Liquo
zone & deing for millions Of rick ones
all over the world, IL is bound to do FOL
you.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
ALICE ROOSEVELT
IN IAFT'S PARTY
Root and Cannon Also Included
Federal Officials Will Visit
the Philippines.

Washington, March 27.-The bureau
of insular affairs of the war department
today gave out the following informal
tion relative to the trip of the secre
tary Of war and party to the Philippine
islands.
The following is the personnel of the
official party:
Secretary Taft, ex-secretary of War
Root.
Senators Allison of Iowa. Daniel Of vir-
ginia, Dubois of Idaho, Foster of Louis
lana, Long of Kansas, Newlands of Ne
vada, Patterson of Colorado. Scott Of
West Virginia. Stone of Missouri and
Warren of Wyoming.
Speaker Cannon, Representative Bourke
Cochran of New York. Cooper of Wis
consin. Crumpacker of Indiana, Curtis Of
Kansas. De Almond of Missouri Gillette
OF Massachusetts, Grosvenor of Ohio,
Hepburn Of Iowa, Hill of Connecticut,
Howard Of Alabama. Jones Of Virginia,
Longwood of Ohio. Mckinley of Illinois,
Payne of New York. Scott of Kansas.
Sherley Of Kentucky, Smith Of Illinois
and Watson Of Indiana.
Colonel Edwards chief Of bureau of
insuar affairs; Fred W. Carpenter, pri-
sate secretary to the secretary of war;
The following are the members of FAM
flies and others who are to accompany
Roosevelt. Miss Beardman and Miss Mac
MILAN OF Washington Mrs. Dubois, Mrs.
Stone. Mrs. De Almond, Mrs Clark, Mrs.
Hepburn. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Payne, Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Jones' son of exSecretary
Root, Major Austin Wadsworth, Major
X. Wetmore.
They will take passage on the steam
ship Manchuria on July I. The steamer
will touch at Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe
and Nagasaki, then go straight to Ma
Mia. where the party will remain about
ten days.
The party will take a government
transport. probably the Sheridan, and
spend about twenty days visiting the
points of interest. especially the CONNER
cial ports Of the southern islands.
Returning. the Pacific Mail steamship
Korea will touch at Manila and take the
party home, stopping at Hongkong and
probably at the same Japanese ports in
reverse order and sail from Honolulu to
San Francisco, arriving at San Francisco
about Oct. 1.
1t Is stated that all will pay all their
expenses to and from San Francisco ex-
cept the railroad fare. The expenses OF
the trip will be borne by the Philippine
government as the party visits the islands
as the guests of that government.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
WILL MASS ARMY
At DOZEN FORTS
General Staff Working on Plan
Which Involves a Larger
Fort Smelling.
Bv w. w. Jermano.

Washington, March 27.-The general
staff of the army is hard at work on it's
plan of consolidation of military forces
in the United States at several large
posts, with view to the ultimate aban-
donment Of smaller ones in the east
and west. Nothing will be done in a
hurry, and it is expected that the con-
summation of the plan will require
several years, but eventually the army
will be concentrated at about dozen
places. The plan has the approval of
President Roosevelt, who recently told
a caller that if he had his way, the
army would be so massed as to be bri-
gades instead Of in company, battalion,
and even regimental posts. The plan
outlined contemplates the continuance
and the continued enlargement of Fort
Smelling, Fort Sheridan, near Chicago;
Fort Keogh, Mont; Forts Ripley and
Leavenworth, Kan; Fort Wright, near
Spokane, WASH, and one in the far
southwest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
Two Million Dollars

Have been spent TO make Liquozone
known. We have bought the FIRST bot
tie and given it free to every sick one
we learned Of. The result is that ono
homo in Ave, the country over, has
some one whom Liquozone has cured.
These homes are scattered every
where. Your neighbors and friends live
In some Of them. If you will only ask
what Liquozone does, there are millions
to tell you about It.
And We paid 100000 for the simple
right to make Liquozone-the American
rights. The rights in other countries
have sold for proportionate sums. We
mention this fact TO indicate the
recognized value Of LAquosone. Men
have never before paid such price
cor any discovery used In Che cure At
sickness.
! Before we bought Iiquozone, we
had it tested for years, through physa.
clans and hospitals in this country and
others. We had 1t employed II every
| stage Of every germ disease; IN thou
sands Of the most difficult cases obtain.
able. For two years, In many q disease
4 rome aid what medicine coul0 not do,
chat was the reason for ~ price.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
PRECEDENCE CLASH
!, AT AMBASSADORS BIER
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Washington, March 27.-The long
vexed question of precedence between
the supreme court Justices and the mem
bers Of the diplomatic corps has bobbed
up again in connection with the funeral
of Senior Aspiroz, the Mexican ambassa-
dor.
The di plomats are still smarting from
the manner in which the justices
took precedence over them at the in
augural ceremonies at the capitol, thru
an adroit move which appeared to have
been carefully planned. They do not
propose to be sidetracked again if they
can prevent it. To this end they are
taking an active interest in the funeral
arrangements, insisting on their rights.
They contend that as the funeral is to
be a diplomatic one there can be no
question of their right to take pre-
cedence over everyone except the presi-
dent and the members Of his cabinet,
who represent the government.
ightacreaiPN 3sA $A e
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
What Liquozone Is.

Liauozone is q product which. in the
past two years has sprung into world
wide use in the treatment Of germ, Dis.
GASES. It is now used by tho sick q
pine nations, BY physicians ana hospl
millions 81 homes in America.
The yiytues Of Iiquozene are de-
rived solely from gss. made ,t n arg
No drugs, no alcohol-neshing bat thi!
ras enters into It. The process d
maktna takes "a days. and Requires In
melase apparatus. kt the end q eve
weeks we get one cubic inch q 1tquo'
zone for each 1,ad0 cubic inches Of al
used. The attainment Of this product
has, for more than 70 years, been the
constant subject Of scientiic And eheml
cal research.
The main result is II Glt HE |
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
RESTORED HIS HAIR
Seal p Humor Cured by Cuticura
Soap and Ointment
AFTER ALL ELSE FAILED

II was troubled with severe scalp
hamor and loss Of hair that gave me
great deal OF annoyance and inconven-
fence. After unsuccessful efforts with
many remedies and so-ca11ed hair
tones, friend induced me to try
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The
huinor was cured in short time, my
hair was restored as healthy as ever,
and I can gladly say have since been
entirely free from any further annoy
anee. I shall always use Cuticura
Soap, and keep the Ointment on
hand to use as dressing for the hair
aud scalp. (signed) Fred'k Busche,
BIS East 57th St., New York City"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
Soc Bottle Fres.

Il you need hquozone and have neFss
psed it, please send as tho coupon be.
low. We viii then send yqP % cFdq
tle-a SOC bottle-and will pay ths
druggist ourselves for It. Thas applies
only 10 the first bottle, of eourss-so
those who have never used It.
The acceptance Of this offer places
you under no, obligations. We simply
wish to convince you; to let the
product itself show you Whist It can
DO. Then you can judge by results a.
to whether you wish to continue.
This offer itself should convince you
that Liquozone does as we claim. We
would certainly not buy bottle. and
give it to you il there was any doubt
81 results. You want these results;
you want TO BE- well and to keep well.
Then be fair enough to yourself to ac-
oept our offer to-day. Let us show you,
ct out expense, what this wonderful
product means to you.
LiauoEone costs SOC and OIL.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
BRIDGE IS IN DANGER
Canadian Pacific Likely to Lose Struc
ture Over the South Saskatchewan.

Canadian Pacific Likely to Lose Struc-
ture Over the South Saskatchewan.
Special to The Journal.
Winnipeg, Man., March 27.-The Ca
madam Pacific bridge over the South
Saskatchewan at Saskatoon is in dan
ger of being carried away again this
spring. The water has risen rapidly
the last few days and Saturday night
the stream was so swollen that it was
considered inadvisable to run the train
over it, and the passengers were con-
sequently transferred. -s.-. 49,.
The ice has not started to move and
the really serious period is to come.
When it breaks up and rises to the sur
face, the greatest stress will be felt
at the bridge, and if any jam occurs
it will likely result in the demolition
Of the structure, as was the case last
season when the piles upon which it
/ Of the water like pipestems.
Watchmen are now engaged night
and day and every effort will be made
to prevent a disaster. The South Sas
katchewan is in turbulent state and
much damage will result from the flood
ing Of the country.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-27
ANXIOUS TO GET
WIFE And CLAIM
Single Man Would Start Second
Lottery for the Husbandless
on the Rosebud.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. -.
Bonesteel, S. D., March 27:-Letters
by the bushel are being received in the
office Of j. D. Kelly, United States
commissioners, from bachelors and wild
overs all over the country, who are
anxious to know Of the 231 Rosebud
girls with claims on the reservation and
no claims on men.
Some of the writer's ask for a com
plete list of girls who will move, hus-
bandless, upon the big tract Of land,
which they won in the government lot
terry, while others merely ask for the
names of those with blue eyes or those
with black hair or those who have
money. Many, of the writers are twill
ing to work.
Since the announcement of the posi-
bilities in the case, many young men
have arrived, whose mission here is un-
explained.