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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-16

ALBERT LEA. MINN.-The case Of T. Kill
bride VS.. the Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway
company, an action to recover for damages to Z
lot, was tried and the jury awarded the plaintiff
$S1.75. He claimed s., S00
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~ Skates, Skates, Skates.
Gardner Hardware CO., 3046: HEM. av
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure
F. J.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last 10 years. and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fnan-
eially able to carry out any obligations made by
y .Hrn,
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car1ers. Caryers. CarYers.

Carvers, Carvers, Carvers.
81 carvers, Zoe; $1.25 carvers, 90cs
$3.50 carvers, $1.10. Large assortment
lowest prices. Delayed shipment just
received, must be sold.
Gardner Hardware CO., 3046 Hem. av.
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FRENCH BIG STICK
fRlGHTENS CASTRO.
Venezuela's President Yields te
Pressure by France Assisted
by United States.

Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, Dec. TO-.
President Castro having Withdrawn his
note to M. Taigny, the French charge
q 'atfaires, which gave offense to France,
the diplomatic incidentFis closed.
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Walding, Kinnan & Marvin.

Wholesdie Drugglsts, Ioledo, ".
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, actin
directly dpon the blood and mucous surfaces o
the System. Testimonials sent free. Price z
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take HalPs Family Pills for constipation.
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HASTINGS, NINA committee consisting
of Albert Schaller, E. A. WhItford and william
Hodgson has been appointed by Judge +. NJ
Crosby to draft appropriate memorial resolutions
regarding the death of Leonard Aldrich an6
George Barbaras, late members of the bar.
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NoRTHFIELD, MINN.--Laird, Norton & Co
OF Winona have purchased the business of the
Northfield Lumber company and have engaged W!
+ Crary as local manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

That's GoG'> truth"
wv l!"I SORT o work dc YOU t1irk .ct.
woulG like. Eo3't" ,.a.3Vr reUid L.
suppress the rcI...H 4. Of sybipatI :
that dominated lis vo,ee.
~ HI; sc%;i >ttl >;i'H - Won" r.
declared slowly but an .lust ~ sure
tint : cox, r.,t 1t l='j,a'rss fer r-y>cH
as | am t!:t I'm sizing herc tqAllu2
10 S"u. 10 i..ah, ii cl,..l. or.">; oi Il
for k@, V Heu Viii F4aier>ta;.t my
fly WAS on q trace elA4 y Z. Sand.
ford, II TIE street. FOR his grocery
store. Sandford's Wife has get Inc. -
blood in her an sizes entitled to i#nd
in the territory. He wants to move
out there and Quit here I've look ed in
a good thing a thing that could Lc
built up till ii would pay big He's
got Old fogy ways IN hasn't kept up
to date. an l believe money can he
made in this town according to late
methods. Well, when | heard he was
thinking of selling out ! had II talk
with him. ! told him ! had no money,
Uul IL lt u StIl lDS StOCk 10 HE ON lllDf
Id pay him. Well. that pleased him
and his wife. too. for they are anxious
to get away, and we even took stock
1t invoiced about 1000. an he doesn t
owe cent in market. but somehow my
father got wind of 1t, an, Lord, the
row he raised over it! He made me
60 out in tx. yard an cut wood all that
morning. an he went down to Sand
ford and said SO much against me that
Sandford backed clean out"
Hillyer stared for moment at
George, who was listening, and then
he looked at Bob. Are you twenty
one?" he asked.
II was last July, Mr.. Hillyer."
Then you are yore own boss?'
Il reckon | am, as far MS age goes y
said Bob, with good na tuFed smile.
but my credit doesn't seem to amount
to much"
Bob Hillyer was not looking at
him-"you must not lose that chance.
It's a good one. and ] believe you can
run the business. l believe it's in you
You are interested in it, an that's the
chief thing"
THANK you, Mr.. Hillyer like to
hear you say that. but don't much
blame father. haven't been living
just like he wanted me to. and ! have
thought seriously Of getting away from
this town. It's pretty bard to do the
right thing surrounded by gang like
I've been ina crowd that thinks it be
meath fellow to work"
They wouldn't laugh at you if you
were the proprietor O that grocery"
said Hillyer. Look here, Bob; I've
got a lot O money lent out on u sight
wuss security than yore word. an eff
you'll give me yore note fer two thou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
THE "COMING NATION"

Now the American immigration
question in Canada has reachc., a eli
max. 1t takes only three years for an
IMMIGRANT to earn a vote in Canada,
ard Is 900 former American voters
will socn come into their Canadian
suffrage There are in round num-
bers 100000 males more than 18 years
of age in western Canada who former
of whom are old enough to vote. There
are now between 100000 and 100000
settlers, with a possible voting pop
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
,v,onsjs of Preceding Chapters.

SYNOPSIS OF Treceo'n9 S"aPte's'
CHAPTERS l, II and 1I1-George
Buckley is the protege of Mr.. Hillyer,
rich Georgia merchant. His father
;s sent to prison for theft. George
;s attentive to Lydia Cranston, daugh-
fer of a proud Virginian. The shame
of the fathers crime makes him des-
perate.
IV-Hillyer confesses to George the
murder of friend thirty years before
the story opens. To atone for the deed
he took George out of his degraded
home to make useful man of him
as a substitute to society for his dead
friend.
V-Hanks, note broker, and Ken
ner, a cotton buyer, have desks in
Hillyer's warehouse. Bascom Truitt.
a Confederate veteran is companion
Of George. Hillyer invests heavily
III wheat on the advice of George.
VI-Mrs. Hillyer praises Georges
noble character. Hillyer in fear of be-
ing brought to trial for his old crime.
VII and VIII-Lydia comes from
Richmond's best social set. Governor
Telfare of Georgia, a middle aged
widower, is pressing his attentions
upon her with the approval of her
family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

sob ncut IL h.r rash pm IN U,e eotnct
Of me yHOfa ufd cieO.!stGi his 3,titIs
lid I'll make the rate O interest :,
lou kin siana il. an III give YOU .je.,
rs IN" time as YOU want to pay il off.
hsA lJankS' eyes We're wide open il
asteni:e!siaenl. He caught his brea:
and sa@ed alternately at George ant
ihe merchant.
"0h. Mr.. Hiilyer are YOU in ear
nest he asi.eji finally.
SO much in cHrHest that I'm goin
TO close this thing inside o the mex,
ten min:..;.i. fore somebody else come
along an buys s:.a&ford out. George
make out the n0tc. an when BOD's pu'
his name to it stick it in the safe In
goin uptown an tell Sandford it's !,
deal
''Mr. Hillyer" BoD cried out as tho
merchant was leaving the office, bu.
the cld man did not look round.
LET him aIone"' said George Buck
ley to his friend "If you had lived
with him as long as | have you'd know
that YOU are giving him the keenest
pleasure he ever had. He believes in
YOU, and so do | Fob
Rob Hanks turned around once ar
twice in an ain4le~S way and then S:it.
under lis tre' - Well III he blamed
(To Be ContinuGd.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
CHAPTER TX.

~ ILLYER was alone in the office
IHI of the warehouse one morning
about the middle of the follow
ing week when Kenner came
in from the postoface, the mornings
mail in his hands,
"Wheats gone a-whizzin,' he said.
ITS $40 in the shade-away above
high water mark. Take fools ad-
vice, Mr.. Hil1yer. an git out while YOU
kin. I've got Georges interest at hesrt
the same as yoH have. an it's better
fer young iEen to go slow an be on the
safe sii.e.''
Hillyer smiled broadly aud rubbed
his HANDS together with an air Of IN
tense satisfaction. 'Ycn were list as
badly ratified when it h..dnt reached a
dollar" lie said Now, You set George
alone. Eff l'm u!!in' to '."sk his in,ig-
ment, with plenty o s,ads behind the
Investment. why can't you?'
kenNer shrugged his shoulders and
mace no reply. George was coming in
at the door. Hello. Young Could"
the cotton buyer cried out jovially
Are you weak at the knees"
"Oh, you mean wheat" said Buckley
'That's Mr.. Hllycrs affair"
mo, it hain't. my boy. not by jug
full" said Hi'lycr. almost tenderly
'Yore judgments held good so far:
what do you think we ought TO do?''
why, if | wanted to realize" re-
piled the young man. I'D telegraph for
the best offers right away. You cant
ner has. My opinion is that it has
gone higher since that circular was
sent out
"Higber!' exclaimed kenner with a
cold smile of derision MY boy. you
are actin jest like every young specu-
lator that ever grabbed the whip all
jumped in the arena Yea nevcr lA;
go till the back action sets in. AN 2ti.en
down you scoot like an avalantatAe'
Hillyer,s next remark surprised Ken
ner.
'"rhat's jest what have done. my
boy. l don't say intend to sell, but I
wired Jacobs & 90. fer ther best Offer
on my way down"
Just then Il messenger boy came IL
with telegram. Hil!Ter onened i
with shaky fingers. bat when he read
1T he laid It on his desk quite calmly a
gleam of triumph in his eye
Jacob offers $li215," he said i'm
pressively as he looked ut the cotton
buyer
kenner stared and then spat against
the wall behind the stove.
"Somebody's crazy" ha sruntel
wheat cant stand ~ tEat."
Hillyer WAS gazing at George with {"
hearty smile en- his lace
What do You think we ought to d.,
my boy:" he ASKED "iteiuc4Hher. !.
only want yore Judgment. l,f we nit
the ceilin' fee, 70 olnost III never throw
1t up to you"
George was silent for IA moment
The others hun. on his reply. You
are putting me in IL rather ticklish
place. Mr.. Hillyer." he SAID. I'D real
ly rather not have the re- -ponsbi,Ly of
as big a thing as this is entirely on
me-
Well said Hillyer "you won't
mind teliin' Ane what you would do ef
1t was all yore affair"
''If it We're mine" answered George.
I'D hold awhile longer
THAT a~. les it," cried Hii!yer, and
he turned to write AN answer to The
telegram.
few riuIlteS later Hanks c;me in
wiz. his son i,1b, I. well dressed yonIl.
man past twenty Years of age. 3h'
youn. man paused in the outer room.
an expression Of deep embarrs ssmen,
On his face.
Has that car O. meat fer me been
sidetracked?" Hanks asked Hillyer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

uIation Of ohoO, a high per ccntase
because many cattlemen without fam
lies are cmisratinG from Montana
ana Wyoming. By the end of 1905
the American vote in the Canadian
West will he overwhelming.
In eastern Canada th usands of pco
PIE believe that this invasion means
til" ultimate annexation of Western
Canada by the United tatcs. 1t is
called the coming nation. The
Worlds Work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

Making It's true merits known is The
secret of advertising a successful ar.
1tIe.-H. l.. Kramer, Indiana Mineral
Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

via
PINE BLUFF & WESTERN r. R
Tickets on sale every Saturday and
sunday. good for return the following
Monday.
For further Information inquire q,
depot. or telephone.
b. N. Atwood, Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

LUMBER
sLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.
Manufacturers Shingles sasn .ns
Doors House Bills specify cabins .na
out buildings buildings che.pe. ..s
lest on earth.
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY
side boards are IN. I
best made and the facts We are
Able to ubstaaate Hold yoer orders prices
puDDEpAATT FURNITURE MANU- FEATURING compAnv
OFFICE AND MAIN STHKET
Wholesale department Third Cotton Belt
cordial Invitation extended
FOX BROS, HARDWARE co
Leaders in Southwest Arkansas Vile Nails,
CUTLERY Mill Supplies shipped promptv m "a
cep Our Fair Dealing" a customer h . c..
toner forever e mail u, yo.
ayLANp ouEENswARE COMPANY
We wholesalers crockery tnware granite
stoves aptern.
and lamps Headquarters serv,cs a..
~ business day ip the year
nREvFus
department in Dry Goods Furnish
Notions delivery quantities IL
2s Main Bluff Ark
COMMISSION MERCHANTA
NesTsRook GRAIN coMMIs SION COMPANY.
We sell for Lime Plaster. Fire
Flour, Bran
Hay Chops Cottcnseed Meal. shpstun.
= specially
FOUNDERS
FOUNDRY COMPANY,
locomotives, rails
planning mill iron and Brass Castings and Machinery
8uppIea
BUDNEss COLLEG1A
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
solicis the patronage Of ambitious women
Bookkeeping Typewring related studies Day an1
Prn, Pine
uNDERrAkERs AND EMBALMER.
HOLDE RNESSFITZHUGH
"s ca1 complete line OF everything used tho undeako
exceed conhdsR
Cd Embalming .nd shipping a al
and telephone orders gveA prompt s.&
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-07

EVlILLYER was alone in the Office
IHI of the warehouse one morning
I'LL about the middle of the follow
@ ing week when Kenner came
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-01
MARGARITA
Margarita estaba deletada con su hijastro; estaoa
prendada orgullosa de e.

Margarita estaba deeitada con su hjasro estaoa
prendada orgullosa de el.
-Pues puedo evar ell pensamiento de que su
madre sabe que estoy lugar-murmuraba Rodri-
go,-que trataba de senrse tan ternamente patetico
como Magarita malicia pero solo lograba SEN
trse agradecdo De todos modos, decia
-Estoy SECURE, Margarta querida de que su madre
podrfa anarle mas tener el mas cuidado
del que til tenes.
81 poues semejante cariho los futuros vasagos
de la trbu Keith nj tendrfa la probabilidad de
ocupar la segunda fla que ocupo ahora.
Cuyo aserto, naturalmente, provoc6 Ia protesa mas
ndignada, hecho con todo ell coraz6n.
Pues pesar de capacdad de sentir hasta 10
el amor maternal Rodrigo Keith el nico amor
de la vida de oven esposa 10 sabe el perfec-
tamente.
es cierto que Isabe', la difunta esposa de, ba-
ronet no hubera podido hacer mas fez su hijo que
10 haca aquella gent madrastra, e niflo CO.
razoncito min1ado antoadzo es la corresponds
con tai. carflo que su padre, por su segunda
esposa, empeza ansr al hijo de la primera.
Para Margarisa es ana felicdad yer que su marido
acarica Gulermo le pone sobre, srs rodillas
cuando Sc esfre;sa ago 70 hace coptento por ben de
ella.
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BIBLTorE1a DEL Bo1ETIN NERCANTIL

ron ell uno al oro elos que no habian amado cuerda-
mente sno demssiado bien.
y despues de todo, que este va So termi-
no. Margar;a-dijo sir Rodrigo sealando los dos
lres "Rosemunda" "lord Beltram", que abundaban
en- la certa -
Til per3iste la probabi idad de condesa de
Aarrodene, nnuje-cita, que Rosemunds Sc la ha
encoa:rado.
Mafga1ita estaba contenta de participar de la
creenca de s marido pesar de la inquiea nsegurdad
interior de Que Francisco Beltram, que Ia amaba
ella tan suceramente, 10 mas proposito para
consolarse faci mente meterse de en- amores.
Pero este no Sc 10 dijo su adorado; Ell amor de
Francisco Beltram era para ella como Ia 'umba de Tin
amigo ofendldo ura memoria la penosa
grada. e-t
asi transcurran los dlas aquella apacible
casita iunto al mar en- la cua haban comenzado es
tabecer las costumbres ugesas pacenteras pals
tranjero crados ingeses agradablemeDte estremez-
clados con les natura del pals. cabalos ngeses
un carruae perros rgeses bchos de todas classes,
un heroso ardn ell cual ponfa sir Rodrigo gran ine
res como 10 ponia todo 10 que concernia su feiz
existenca domeetica Utica muler que reamente
Labia amado, con el hi1o que emlesaba amar.,
II rero no .!ebeEos re.l laiiir que Dalgarrock sc
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For "a Guayra. Curacao and Maracafbo.
8.
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These steamers superior accommodations for pas
BOCLTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. - Wall ST
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT APP
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
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EUROPE 81 5 5a 4 sss.5 zs5.5s Il:
- L-a,ca S245 with attractive side trips 70 Belgium
be Rhine Switzerland Italy Other tours IA MAY June
"a v exceptional advantages Send Tor programme q
FRANK G CLARK sc Broadway, New YORK
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30

ha sido recomendada pOr aquellos que Ia
han usado, como una magnifica cura
para ell catarFo. John c. Leftwich.
RegiSfrador de CataStro Ell los ESEadOs
UHidOS.
Hon. Robert Barber, Re@istradOr de
Carastro en- los Eatados CnIdos, escri be
desde Montgomery, Ala:
"Por algin tempo padeci de I'M ca
tarro que me traIa abatido y tenia mi
salud en- cornpleta dec4dencta. Sc me
diio que la Peruna era uh buen remedlo
y 10 probe. Embellishments note la
mejorta. Sus efectos fueron prove
chosos. Y removid los sintomas, Como
t6nico me fue lnlnejorable."-R Robert
Barber.
Collector ds PHerfOs.
Hon. J. K. Burke, Collector de Puertos,
Mobile, Ala, dice:
"RecOmiendo la Peruna. como una
magnifica nedicina, Sc ha usado entire
mi falnilia. Y como t6nlto es perfecta.
Con placer tesufico por sus buenas
cualidades. y y. K. Burke.
Administrator de Correos de Mobile.
Hon. P. b. Borker, Administrator de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-30
SUBASTA EN-
OBRAS PUBLICAS.
Una conditional dIserata que fa
VOr0es los interests pdblIe0s,
Aquf Sc han visto ofertas de obras
que significaban eI 34% vel
1919 del tipo fijado-pa, -.
ra la subasta.
:. PsEece que h 'ra 90 tiende 4 forma-

Psrece que 4 b 1ra se tiende forma-
liar Les aubAstas On ObFas P6blicRg.
La experienciR desQrs sciadR de los
aDteFi0Teg (f1cisIes ha ensefiadO 6 l0a
muChach0s que actualmente dirigen
ese centric. y vemo8 en- eE Anuncio para
un puente de 19 metros en- lR Carolina
ConeignsdR IL declaration de que no
SeTG na0t6VO 6GstGnts para Dt0rgGr eI
c0aetTGtO eJ hechO de que la pFOposici6a
sea Ia mas 6GJG. -.
81 desde antes. este go hubieFa OBJ.
gervadC. CreemOs que Obr&s P6bIicas
ge hubieFs evitadO mSs de an fc&casO
Sc neCesitan otrgB condolences que
Is dc ser ell posbor mas bsjo, NpGra reR.
EzGr Las obFGs On buenRs condicioneg.
Sc uecesita honFadez y Babar 10 que se
tiene entire names.
HemoS viato & aTgunog pr6jimoB ii.
rarae &C bse IaB subAstss orlando de an
mOd0 inConcebibIe del pPecioI estudia-
do pOr Obras P1blioss Y del de los
6tros p0storea que sabian apEeCiRr 10
imDOrtGDCia de ls8 obFaR.
Tenemos ejempIoa de hsberBe bsjado
ell "a pS Gdn el 40 pS q
Iban cieGaF. con el solo deG eo de oh.
6enGr Ia Suba9t@ qu1z3B pena0nd0 an
que ObrRs P6blioas tendrfa CompRSi6n
de ell0g. *..
VueIva Is formaIidad 6 las subRstRs
de O5rRs P6bliCas y con ella VolverSn
los cOntratistAs serios que ya Se iban
Alejando. y con eIIos vendT8 t&mbi6n
la solidez de laS obras y 81 bsneficiO
del pueblo que aI flo les pegR.
D6beGe feIicitRr ell -geniero aefIor
JimeneZ, Superintendente do Obras
P6bliCas. pOrque bsjo 90 frmR az que
apareca eBts declaration.
Y aigan ViniendO les buenas dispOsi-
clones.
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InpOTtanto aViSO de-
COIT8OS.
4 las finIIIas.

Hoy recibimos Ia siguiente carta:
xSan Juan. Torto Rico, Septiem-
bre 80, 1905.
&Sr, Director De <La Corraspor-
denciax-San Juan, P. r.
&Muy senior mfo: ~-
xEl Departamento de C.rreos eg-
ta Tepartiendo q las casas de fami-
las unos impresos en- blanco, SUI
plicand0 sean llenados con los nom
bres de estas, incluyendO los de los
sirvientes que teDgan derecho q
recibir correspondence diriiida q
ellos en- ell ndmero y calle respsc-
tiva de cada cuaI. ST ustea tuvie-
Sc la amabilidad de advertir sus
lectores de que dichos impresos Sc
han de llenar y devolver d esta ad-
ministraci6n, 10 mas pronto posi-
BILE, facilitaFfa en- grande ell manejO
de la correspondence.
&El Departament0 en- Washing
ton imprime esas &furmas~ para ell
usO de los Estados en- general, y
pOr tanto vienen escritas en- Ingl6s.
Seria de mucha ayuda material ell
que Eotificase tambi6n en- sus va
liosas columnas que, donde dice
NNAMESH en- eI impreso, solo Sc
debe escribir los nombres de las
personals que habitan la casa; en- la
cOlumna donae dice &NO~, Ell nd-
nero de la casa, y donde dice
<STREETD, el nombFe de la calle
donde queda situaaa la casa.
&Quedo de usted s. s. Il K. L01a-
dis, Administrators