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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

AssYsr end Chemist
%s !sia aaa nd ss sss 6iass 10 r.. -
sabis street Seattle Paul Fiufy
stsosasrs- Lev
HoaHaAb q sOHhBOs. Attafus5s 81
daily a., rsaseiifio5 BIO 6loaes a.s,il. %
O WAND EEMr Burhs bid Baff -
" d. LAMnUru aot Pacific bloc.
- KBLLogG. lawyer ais naiIeg pas
csrpontsrs sud BuIldars
, = hIINIAaH oalgsntsr suoP -
uh llka fhunea kala taal. lad.
Educational
WlIHaN 5 Modern B4aIusaa College
Janea eud Second
Folding Beds
hOuHIa r0LUIsD md ragfDHr
hatIrsaaes. fpflHFa taHIHs. aHas
eases g. order Al tIHds - uHap
work aud repairing alH Pa
hospitaL
PRIVATE home before and after con-
lneWsHt. trrEuH reasonable. HufHr.
hlara -. i9 aHd avenue II
HONEYMOON.
uuHHTN9E.4 uaE.HF aad faaraa.
ton work ~ j. prHHaffsId. IIz s.
trsmanH 1T. Fremont AaiH 800
hotels
HgIll = lgrolg. r. i.saveo~ar,b
Home - travelling men Hotel rear
- depot Hft=sH ac Be and q y
Ms a ~ raiaa. preprIstfssa
Banks
PUGET Hyu.b sAIioNAL HANK
OF HLA I'LL.
cs,giiis.il stool rsi,d n, .. 20 suYla.
saits. We - e ~. p''hf hns Sgi9.
safhler.. rorrespoudsHta % puueIpaI
siusu ~ ne United State ant ~.
rope
TnE cAEABiAN BANK or Cou.
hEEcE#t apital PAID Up. 9 > ~
eight ml4Uua HsFsn bundled nous
SD dH.iafaf. surplus 9 90. 90. inter.
eat allow - uu time deposits. a sen.
era bauhihE business transacted
krsttle hfanrh corner James street
and Second avenue q V Hot
manage
TnE ncASuiNAvIAN AMEHieAS
Haul q eeattIr-A rsnsrai barsias
tlsinsss. tfaasaetsd dsgsslls 9 u,
ssS ssgi'l Pc "a safa 49,. e. :" 4,
pres J. y lane. cashier 60 ID
fishsf asst cashier
PEOPLES GAvIsaH BANK
Second avenue aud ilfs street cap
itzi raid ~ HOOP 3 G ssafeldIr
pfsa T. drssnIcaf cashier. con-
hsrcial SAVINGS and trust business
junk
~ fUU aaHs correct asiEhfa aEd
prompt returns del uith the ghtra-
a lunk Co ~ Western. Main 81
mssausrsss Costumes
HHs JoHN McoNAHEY. ies 7th av
Musical
NJ and Mrs Douglas noss. Violin and
Eiage ihAusetlou. IA Ftfth ave Ind
u III TT
NEHk KING LAWN. No h plano
,ssu . Us Marion ~ Tel md z
- ailhnsry.
TRIMMED Hats and riupes. etc. At
Ger en- ans Pine at
-------.--- Tf-.s.,.l.a,.es sshoel
KrIEIEBs Ladies Tailoring cousr.
teal Fourth ave.
ssdieal Specials,
FEMALE ditsasss OF every nat.,-.
sucranHfaiIg treated Consult phsrt-
clan free Paris Nsu YORK Msdf-aI
IuHtftute office Eataufaak Hldr
ia1fs Second corner Union.
osisopsthy.
MAHffIAu4DN IAFlnMA1tY 80
hTEQFATHN=iat Hecond aV.n9ss
phone Main tslfs both men and iaay
oetsQpaths examination free
wkstflsgTuN INSTITUTE or GA
TEupATHfa Rive years in SEATTLE.
safe Deposit building ~ FIrst
physician and surgeon
bR v X TURNER 81 10 Hiresl=v~
Hrs q evenings IN Lake itN
Dr. chambsrA Eplsr blk Both phone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALE or FURNITURE.
CONTENTS OF SEVEN ROOM
Plat D. q UICKERrDS & co
viii sell Goa FRIDAY the isih at re ~
o'clock aharu ou the premises. No.
SIS spruce street gahr Ncaier car.
set OF a. EiHhth hTcuueH hrd HefH.
syringe mattresses bedding iron
beds extension table. chairs. rockers.
center tables unrtietaf lace curtains.
tnHDh led lounge. hall tree. pictures.
carpets fuEH. eros kerr Kitchen
ware stscI range. etc = @ Kick
frfuu e Co. AH"f iUuffr# IhHnHH
Main lsai Ind tEst Is
AUCTION SALE oF FURNITURE.
AT =. 81. uICKEzRTpN s GO s
pa1taruoma as lIrst avenue. on
SATURDAY. the ftN At % % sharp
fran hrdn springs mattresses. bed
ding manfsl beds thDltH. extension
table. chairs foekrrF. pianos extra
fire black walnut bed set leather
easy ChBlrH. rugs. carpets. kitchen
cafe. CFuCkerN. GLASS. eewinA ma.
chimes. tHts ~ good urefui furniture.
Come early p q Bieksrtuu 4 Co.
Aurtiouecra Phones. Main to0l. In
dependent iEjt lis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

upfurolsbea Reers Co Rent.
SNH fruHt rnHm. u.N'N rsH.t.t EHnd
HIHu IHHfs closet so s#t Ha as,
Eor sslg-rusnlturs
Ans uuaer thIH 4raa.aE oue Ssut q
Vent .HHH Insertion Sis wariH Zee "a
uHg. Minimum ehaase = cents
err q FRS MAJ % seattle at ussina
MuNiHE A HIHEhHe Co. lHht Avenue
AL cherry street
Furnture Eor ssls --
rGUtl,6UN mruished iat a. Flghth
ave aud AlHa Ht For Hals cheap.
Inquire uJis uuteu 81 after 3. ~.
Fer ssts OF Gssesnas- 49,
Abs under thIH H.taIHE one Cent
waTd saeh insertion Sly wafdH o.
une Minimum shaFsy. q Cent?
roR SAIL oK ENeuANuE.s .aers
NatgFfrant RANCH Improved afsHa
d. baN fHam seattle near tH'H1
A y NtWrti. lie uag.aa street
For Rent--souses
AIS under th.s Heading ous gsul "a
word saah insertion 81 uHfis o. BE-
line. Minimum tharse T. Cents
CHANGE 10 make your rsnt money
Southeast Seattle II yea have 40
either time come Que B the evening
office epsn O. e'clack
FoR arer I.t ~ hauaea and Hats.
furnished ef uHfHFHzahei see @Hafs
men s Mclean. IA firat avenue
both uhanrs f
Wantea
ADS under THE Heading one cent
word faeh Insertion Hix aHFdn g. a
uns Minimum chefks, D. cents
WANrEn-Ioaso aud lot. walking
distance 20 business District. would
ue bAfEHiu Terms caHhs VII as
sumo mortgage Give uFite and tUla.
ton. Aadrsra uH}er star
VII have customer wanting sfaom
haaas. De- Norlh a,atus. - Marion
uutldtHE H
PIKE STREET. rURNIruRn co
paYs the hishest price for sseond'
hand furniture Main sss. lad. ieA
JUDD raYa cash nf will exchange
household saota. Main siaz So fihe
VALDEZ FuRNiruRE co pA{s
hlrhrst prizes far hoursheld Soat.
1870 First Avenue. white a. A 81,
Fer sals--misesllsnsou.
Abs uudsr this Hssdius one Cent =
word each insertion sIx words tu a
nne Minimum charge. - Gents
FREE GOVERNMENT LAND
Hsamgsts.ada dossri claims wgeai
lands irrigated lands. fanehss y All
y 3 SMITH = co
Hso5n ? rimss Hlds
oNE uaivsrrai steel ranFs. 1 bedroom
suite. ! zrwtnE machine. tables
CaH A. zzN 1T avs. -li
CHEAP A bakery hsvIaw soed basi.
Hesa 90 EruatHE auhafh % Seattle
Address ~. eafr = star II
ron SALE Coed buekskln uarv ana
HEht sig latter nearby uaR cheap
1i Rainier boulevard Il
FIVE d1aan chickens. in lots 70 suit
tta Fremont Ave Seiar p Is
- Asss.s. tos 81. -
ADS under this Heading oa- Cen,
wurd each Insertion - nurds Co 4
uns Minimum charge. T. geats
Tsaaaa arrrs uuirnrruvrd Iaua frauts
iuE Hu lake. NOS Far frum the In
tfraftan. between Seattle aHd Ia
coma.
s. at=f acres. within two blocks - the
HEhaoi house at Columbia
. 800 acres. q miles south - city
ahuat fs acres Improved - BEARING
fruit tfraa. Aen Htras barrF plants.
trnam house. barn and three chick
en- huHHrs
q ta1@5 acreu water front near Seattle
al cleared and fenced small Or
ehaft. aHA god Lroufn house 8
chicken houses ard ether oHthulids
tnsa some stock and 80 chickens
saea with he place
g. zaO-.u acres water front on sound
near fraHHnurfa ton. All cleared
HbuHf loo fruif trees tn bearing and
acres Iu FEFa berries small
houae. barn. 2 large ehteken houses
With Yards.
EfETrE NgHEN AHNEtTa
ksunay block. les Columbia Street
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Raj bs,sts-continusJ
Fremont PROPERTY
The Most Desirable Part q Seattle
FuR a HOME

10 $40 rash balance 81 per month
Broom cottage. YlHHe c. the Hl'e n
tho electric Eum laHf=u ear barn DH
uteuitt street
O. 100 - cash hsiIaurs Sc per manth.
t=ruam house. uH Fremont avenue.
O. 20 t.ds dssn balance 81 per month
iurlHdiHs interest hauHH - 6 good
airrd tHumu. lu ths very beet gan=
dltiHu
O. - pn eash. balance monthly q
room modern house eluae In O. fusi#
usan part - Ffvmaut.
o so - cash balance % per month.
s=raum modern HuaHr
uru strictly modern room tsaiaHr.
never been a.. HlI#N #HHaF r. the
h4aiuepa Part 20 Fremont g. - $50
cash. balance 90 sait pafghaaer
Take orssa Lake Car to Hewitt ~
BoWpiait = BALDWIN.
Np1 Fremont Ave
Phone. Eaffh -.
J n baldwin. } a uosdish
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

CAPITOL NIL LOTS
t9tiN q Ailsy
80 e. a. Each
Taks Capitol ftUf GER O. Prospect
street - sanf . blocks o. felHHErrnth
eur aaIeamaH Hiil De tHrff tamHF.
rua FROM - q. m e. 3 n
We placed fhsse lots en- shs mara "a
ems month aeu aHd have said 81
there ere p frft aH1 jet 81 FtsH
bargains aH are HUlI amauHat Them
three dsunIs sufusfa
our as 80 q - auf hest advrftir suFnt
sHd conclusive peu-sf ~ are uffefinE
bafKHlna
Terms Ia cash balance & pr cent
Remember the pries#
IEz % tga Each
And oar salesman sill be tHrfs to-
marrua 81 e. "a g 8 m fists ard
prHrre at ufftEe
TtHNHiI. riiEtAS a COSTELLO.
tnr
* - giobr n4lidinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

5gslNsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

GIT a Free NAP % Seattle At Hekina
Movtng a Storage Co. First Avenue
and Cherry Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

; new homes iu one ~ the best pHrta
~ Seattle broom houses, nicely fin
lHhsd. overlooking Lake Washington.
line. 81 600 each
LESLIE NJ ApAMa
e Starr Bovd uuHdinF II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

PRIVATE money 60 loan en- any Kind
- security iawrauce Murphy. 10
Cnlmnu block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

fARiAiAN monthly regulator: only
sure. safe remedy never fails, guar
eutesd all female disorders success
folly treated consult physicians free
Paris New York Medical Inst Euta-
brook nldE ifnA End
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

SNls fraai faau. newly uarsut eaad
s|ag Iagf, closet 80 sst nd aF,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

ALI. - Tftllmaus property % nov
doubling IN value eH over 10 men
isr boulevard through HillmHn city.
g connect with Garden 81 Efcu add.
81
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HeTaFIel f1f THa #ar b. "
liysf 4 co.. iIz Columbia stf.s,
private wire ~ u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

lost ON Pike street. last evening q
yellow leather ruvkethnuk containing
about - iu money Leave az 81
Firth avenue and receive reward Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

Abs under tHla Heading one Ceu' e
wufH eHHh Insertion sis nufdH 60 a
Hus Minimum charge. D. Graiu
THE secret ~ keeping well take
Nanar TaH maHanEt baths aHd HsFsr
81 fIHk o. Glib EA1E# faun -
t.uH I4rHt avenue "a
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ABS under thia Heading Oas cent E
word each insertion SIS words Go e
Tine Minimum HhHFnr. r. eFHfs
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rsrpons,s

Abs under THE HeadlnF one cent a
word each insertion Six words Co =
line. Minimum charge. y cents
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
wife Marguerite Hunter having left
my board and bod without Just
cause will from this date not be
responsible Ter any debts or abllEna
tinnH contracted by her. J W Hun
ter. Ia
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

The most attractive eastern excursion
during the coming summer, will be to
Asbury Park, N. j., on occasion of the
Annual Meeting Of National Educa-
tional Association, July 3rd to 7th, in
elusive, via the Nickel Plate Road and
it's connections the West Shore
or Lackawanna Road, with privilege of
stopover at Chautauqua Lake points,
Niagara Falls and New York City. Rate,
$21.35 for the round trip. Dates of
sale, June goth and 3oth and July 1st
and End, with extreme return limit Of
August 31st, by depositing ticket. Pa
irons of this route may have the choice
of a ride over the most interesting noun
tain scenery in New York and Penn
sylvania, and through the celebrated
Delaware Water Gap, or through the
beautiful Mohawk Valley and down the
Hudson River, which also includes the
privilege of a ride on day line boat
on Hudson River, between Albany and
New York City, in either direction, 1t
desired. No excess fare charged on any
train on Nickel Plate Road. Meals
served in Nickel Plate dining cars, on
American Club Meal Plan, ranging In
price from 35c to $1.OO; also la carte
Chicago Depot, La Sale ST. Station, cor
ner Van Buren, and La Sale SITS. City
ticket Offices, Ill Adams st. and Audi
torium Annex.
/ For further particulars, address John
~. Callahan, General Agent, lib Adams
St., Room 298, Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
FROST DAMAGE SMALL
MIR. Outram s Report on Crop Condi
lions Is Favorable.

r. S. Outram of the climate and crop
service of the United States weather
bureau, in his weekly report on crop
conditions in Minnesota today says:
The warmest days of the week were the
23d, 24th 9th and 2Sth, and the coolest
mornings were the 25th and 26th, with
freezing temperatures or heavy frosts in
many parts Of the state, which injured
tender vegetation in gardens, in few
cases the early corn and potatoes, and
possibly some of the setting fruit but the
loss will probably be insignificant. There
were scattered and generally light rains
on the 23d, 26th and 2sth. those on the
Goth and 28th being for the most part in
southern portions.
The lowlands have dried out a great
deal, but the lowest places are still wet
Flax and barley seeding has been going
en- as fast as the ground was prepared TO.
seeding. Spring wheat, winter wheat
oats and early barley are in good condi-
ton generally, but they do not seem to
be growing very rapidly; in a few places
it is said that early oats are thin. Spring
wheat oats and early barley are stooling
Corn and potato planting is nearly fin
ished, and the early planted are coming
up slowly, the cold nights retarding theil
growth. Rye is heading; the crop is good
except for a few places where it is thin
Clover and timothy promise heavy crops
Pastures are generally good.
The bloom on apples and plums has beer
abundant, but in parts of the southeast i
is feared that the plum crop may not b.
a full one. There was a severe sane
storm in Polk county on one day Of tn.
week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

Bijou Theater-"Vivian's Papas."
Dewey Theater-Ladies' Military
Band.
Wonderland Park-Open air vaude-
VILE
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Anderson, 927
Thirteenth avenue S-LaWn Musical,
Wennerberg Choral club.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
BAXTER MAKES A THREAT
Detective Says He Will Arrest Pro:
prietors of Some Popular Cafes.

SSAA2S 0S~HO W.
-Four keepers of disorderly houses
were arrested and locked up at Central
station yesterday afternoon on com
plants sworn out by Fred Howe and
Edward Evans, employees of the Baxter
Detective agency. The prisoners are:
Ollie Goodrich, 249 Third avenue S,
charged with selling liquor without a
license; Dottie Bertrand, 124 Fourth
street S, charged with keeping house
of ill fame; Hannah or "Yokohama
Lii, - who lives in the rear of ZIG Wash
ington avenue S, charged with keeping
disorderly house, and Lille Max, 424
Second avenue S, on the same charge.
William Baxter, the exponent Of So
cial and political purity, says that he
is working for a body Of well-known
citizens, who are out for reform. He
said: NThese men, as far as I know,
are sincere, and these prosecutions are
not to spite the mayor, but for the
| actual good of the city. If it is the
idea of the men behind this movement
to embarrrass Mayor Jones, I do not
know it, and am not party to it. The
mayor told me he was in sympathy
with the reform movement, and in a
| few days some better-known persons
will be arrested. Proprietors of some
of the most popular cafes and drink
ing places will have chance to tell
the court why they do not obey the city
ordinances.'
There are nearly twenty more. cases
to be brought into court, according to
Mr.. Baxter, but those originating yes.
terday will be tried first as test cases
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
ANOTHER COUNTY IN LINE
GOODHUE WILL HAVE A "SANE'
CELEBRATION OF INDEPEND-
ENCE DAY.

Goodhue county has responded cheer
gated Fourth of July celebration in
Minnesota The whole county will
unite in grand picnic and celebration
at Wanamingo grove. Two thousand
Speaker will be E. ". Chaplin of Chica-
90, grand chief templar Of the I. O. G.
The efforts of the patriotic Fourth
of July union are being rewarded, and
reports are coming in from the smaller
cities and villages Of the state that the
Fourth is to be celebrated without de-
bauchery and drunkenness. Good speak
ers are being furnished for the different
celebrations, and altho the gatherings,
in most instances, are not to be temper
ance meetings, drinking and the roWdy-
ism likely to attend indulgence in LID
uor, are to be eliminated. No atten-
they are practically deserted for the
lakes, but strong effort is being made to
purify the typical country town cele-
bration.
Back of the movement are seven tenn
perance organizations which have head
quarters in Minneapolis: The Mime
sofa Total Abstinence association, the
Catholic Total Abstinence association
the Junior Independent Order Good
Templars, Minnesota Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union, Independent Or
der Good Templars, State Prohibition
committee Minnesota Anti-Saloon
league. Among the leaders are Gus
tave Eide, A. M. Void, Emma James
Timothy M. Bohan, Mrs. B. Laythe SEQ
vile, W. G. Calderwood, N. A. Palmer
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

.,. PENN LUMP COAL.
Cheaper than mill wood. Holmes &
MacCaughey company, Az First av 8.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
.ECKEs WEEPs NO MORE
DEMEANOR OF MAN ON TRIAL FOR
MURDER HAS CHANGED-TEN
JURORS SECURED.

Nicholas Eckes sat in Judge d. r.
Simpson s court all day yesterday with
out betraying by look or act that he
was vitality interested in the selection
of the twelve men who are to decide
whether or not he is guilty of the muir
der Of Fred Roma. He neither smiled
nor frcwned, but sat stolidly watching
the jury-making process. He. had no
suggestions to make to his attorneys,
Hall & Kolliner.
Eckes demeanor now is in striking
when he was in jail awaiting the action
of the grand jury. Then the prisoner
could not speak of his trouble without
bursting into tears, and the weeping
Of the strong man was pitiful
Then jurors were secured before last
nights adjournment. Most of the
veniremen examined had read and heard
of the Eckes case, but only very small
proportion of them had formed any opin-
accused. Peremptories were used sew
eral times, both by the defense and by
the state, but they were used to ex-
cuse men whose occupations or connec-
lions the lawyers did not fancy.
| The trial will be resumed tomorrow
morning, and it is probable that the in
PRODUCTION of evidence will be begun be-
tore noon. Ill.
The ten jurors secured are:
| James M. Garvey, clerk, 1926 Broadway.
James D. Kennedy, filler, 1858 Fremont
| avenue n. m. ...-.. sa-' . ...-. .-
w. D. Smith, insurance, 102 Lake of the
| Isles boulevard. ..-.. .
August Amdel, printer Beaufort hotel
John Maher, 3545 Colfax avenue S. '
Samuel Sandberg, grocer, 1901 Seventh
| street S. ~.
Charles F. Smith, real estate, 407 Fourth
avenue S. --..... -..l ..
John F. George. pressman, e39 Four
teenth avenue S.
Charles r. Chadwick, machinist, 70:
| Bradford avenue. -.
Frank G. Ward, business man, GIG Sec
| Ond avenue S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
GROW MORE POPULAR
journal Sightseeing Tours in Autos Are
- Well Patronized

AS the summer advances the journal
tours grow in public favor. In spite of
the rain yesterday a number Of cars
left on the clock run E1Seeing Min
neapolis. - A prominent Minneapolis
man who has taken the tour said yes.
terday that he considered this novel
and inexpensive way of sightseeing a
great boon to Minneapolis people as
well as the tourist:
There is no better way. Of entertain,
ing your friends than taking them on q
beautiful two hour ride "Seeing Mime
apolis'' or a fve-hour tour, Seeing the
Twin Cities.' Phone Main 9, either
line, and reserve your seats.
The :" Seeing Minneapolis tours
leave The Journal building every day
except Sunday, at 9 am, IL am,
pm. and pm. The Seeing the Twir
Cities : tour leaves The Journal build
This last tour included all points of in
terest in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

The Chicago Great Western Railway
Limited, leaving, Minneapolis at pm.
arrives at Omaha at e7:15 the next
morning. Electric-lighted throughout
club cars, new Pullman sleepers and
free reclining chair cars. The day ex-
press, leaving Minneapolis at $40 am.
ing; has observations and parlor cars
with diningroom and frst-class coaches
For further information and reserva.
lions Of berths apply to R. H. Heard
general agent, corner Nicollet avenue
and Fifth street, Minneapolis.
Indigestion passes away. DIR. Lau
ritzen's Malt Tonic At druggists
or delivered to house. Phone, N. w.
E. 40: Twin City 1899.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

Ice Cream 10c in Dayton's Tea Rooms;
plate nice cake, 1Oc; strawberry shortcake
with whipped cream, 15c.
Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News store,
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
Friday evening there will! be a grand
rally of all the Baptist churches of the
city, in the First Baptist church. Supper
will be served at $50 and addresses vii
be delivered by Rev. L. A. Crandall anc
Boston W. Smith.
Free for the asking-Jourral vest.
pocket Nugget Books" containing nearly
300 bits of philosophy, humor and gDot
sense worth reading. Call for one wher
you are at The Journal counter, or write
to the advertising manager and copy
will be mailed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
FIRE INSURANCE TAXES
CITIES AND TOWNS HAVING DE-
PARTMENTS RECEIVE FULL
= AMOUNT COLLECTED FROM PRE-
NUNS,

The per cent state tax on fire in
surance premiums is about to be refund
ed under the law to cities having fire
departments, for the benefit of the fire
department relief funds. In all, nearly
100000 is to be so refunded, nearly
every city getting larger amount than
last year on account Of heavier insur-
ance carried. Minneapolis got $685.
1892 last year, and this year receives
500 ,570.78. The amount Of the tax fol
each town receiving 5000 or over is as
follows: - ...-
Minneapolis. 29,57O.7s; st. Paul. SIS, 1888 o.
| Duluth, $11,372 us; Wnona, 81, sO4. 10; Still
water; s1,5ee.e3; Mankato. $s12. 4e; Red wing
st. Cloud, $747.32; Faribault, $71176; Go
S1m FerTus FAILS
$3.50. 49, Albert Lea, $57929; gemidji 1902 IS
Moorhead, $5O8.94 Rochester, $4716s; Austin
$438.44; Thief River Falls, $3s275; Owatonna
| $383.O1; East Grand Forks $374.9S; Two Har
| bors 1852 So; Sleepy Eye, $344.56; Sank Cen
ter $3.50 10; Grand Rapids, $31445; Hastings
Cass Lake, $2es.7e; Ely, $26s.39; st. Peter
Lake City, s24s.e6; Hibbing, $24s.03 Eveleth
$243.23; Fairmont, $241.95 Tower, $24O. 26
Norris $23O.3s; Detroit, .22s57; Princeton
| $220.6S; Montevdeo, $21S.46; Alexandria
! $213.15; Aitkin, $212.S5; Park Rapids, 5000 "a
| PENN LUMP COAL.
Cheaper than mill wood. Holmes
~ ,~11
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

NAMED FOR FORESTRY BOARD.
M NJ Williams of Little Falls has been
a member of the state board
of forestry by Governor Johnson.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
Go to Lake Minnetonka

Decoration Day. Special service via
the Minneapolis & St. Louis. Leave
Minneapolis 9:o2i 9:l5 am; l:45, 5:l0,
Bay lilo, 4:40, 500 and HOO pm.
Round trip SO cents. Rail and boat trip
90 cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

TOMoRROW'S CALENDAR
Journals Seeing Minneapolis au-
tomobile tours; Main 8, either line.
City Hall-Public school art exhibit
ton.
University-Alumni day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30
WITH IMPURE DRINKING WATER
The Right Road to Omaha.

Use HOrSfOrd s ACID PhOSphate.
Destroys the germs Of typhoid and other fevers
Makes refreshing and cooling summer drink.