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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-14
SYNOD DELEGATES
ARRIVE AT DENVER
Important Issues Before Meeting
of Swedish Lutheran Angus
tana Church.
Special to The Journal.

Special The Journal.
Denver, Col, June 14.-The Mime
sofa delegates to the annual meeting
Of the Swedish Lutheran Augustana
synod, which convenes here today,
reached the city late last night. A del.
egation from the local church, headed:
by DR.. G. A. Brandelle, its pastor, was
at the station to receive them and as
sist them in finding their quarters.
The Minnesota contingent constitutes
a large, and very influential part of
the national body, whose president is
DR.. E. N. Norelius of Goodhue county,
who has been in active work since 1856.
Today the graduates, sixteen in
number, of the theological seminary
of Rock Island, ILL.,, who are candidates
for ordination next Sunday, are being
examined Six other young men who
have not taken the prescribed theo1og-
ical course, but have recommendation
from some state conference, will also
be examined for ordination. Nine OF
the candidates who came from the the
illogical seminary, received their col
lege training in Gustavus Adolphus
college at st. Peter Four of the can
didates have calls to Minnesota.
h.. Proposition to Merge. r."
z The executive committee Of the synod
@has already been in session to form the
basis of the synod s deliberations. A
lively debate is expected on a PROPOSE
ton to merge the home mission work of
the synod with that of the general eoun:
Gil Of which the Augustana is an atfill-
ated part. Hitherto the Augustana
synod has been entirely independent in
its home mission work, but it is ex-
pected that at this meeting a plan will
be presented looking toward the cen
tralization of control Of the mission
work Of the various Lutheran bodies.
Aside from the question of the wis
dom and practicability of this plan it
is certain to bring up the language ques-
ton which has already become diff
cult one in the non-English speaking
tion will inevitably raise the question
relations with the general council. The
executive committee recommends that a
committee be appointed to work for a
large endowment fund for the Angus
tana college and theological seminary at
Rock Island. III. ~..
Room for a Disagreement.
An effort will be made to give the
financial secretary of Augustana college
the right to deal directly with congrega-
tions who are delinquent in their an
nual dues. This will meet with pro-
tests from any who are jealousy guard
Ing the rights Of the Individual confer
ences
Recommendation is made to the synod
that the property, which for many years
has been leased for an immigrant home
in New York, be purchased and a. new
Immigrant home be built in Boston, an
old folks home in Omaha, deaconness ,
home in Chicago and a sanatorium for
consumpt1ves in Colorado.
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HUGE SPLINTER DRIVEN
INTO BODY OF WORKMAN
Journa: Special Service.

Journa: Special Service.
Mobile, Ala, June 14.-News has
reached here from Prentiss. Miss, saw
Ing: "a strip of wood twelve feet long
was hurled point foremost by the sizer
machine into the body of Louis Ethridge
at planning mill. 1t penetrated seven
inches. Seven men took hold of the pro-
truding end Of the stick and exerted all
their strength and were unable to pull it
out. 1t was necessary to saw off the
suck even with the surface Of the body,
and in that condition Ethridge was sent
to the Ship island infirmary He displayed
wonderful nerve while efforts we're made
to pull out the piece of wood at the hos
pital ~. j ,..' H.. - -, ',-o~,F
The surgeons removed the forei.r, sub
stance by saving away some of the
bones, and they think there is a chance
for the patient to recover 80 -. W IS
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NORTHWEST BOYS TO
ENTER NAVY IN FALL

Annapolis, Md, June 14.--Midship-
recommendation Of the academy board.
remain at the naval academy during the
summer and be graduated in September
next, include the following:
d. M. Bemis, Wisconsin; w. W. Bra d.
ley, Jr., North Dakota; B. Bruce, Iowa ):
G.sL. Caskey, Michigan; J. T.. Cruise,
Nebraska; Charles A. Dunn, idaho; H.
!. Dyer, Minnesota; R. F.. Freellsen,
Iowa Richard Hill, Iowa; J. H. Hoov-
er, Montana; G. H. j. Keppler. Iowa:
=. g: Lauman, Iowa; j. w. Lewis, Wis
eonsin; T.. 81. Maxfeld, Minnesota: W.
q; Ulrich, Wisconsin; w. P. Villa mson.
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Luxury at Sea.

Our great ocean liners are getting
to be as magnificent as our New York
hotels The Kaiserin Auguste Vic
toria s Of the Hamburg American line
is one OF the latest achievement in the
and has carrying capacity Of 1000
souls; among the many decks and pop
ular promenades, one is named Broad
way, probably to persuade the New
Yorker that he can. easily pay his q re-
CARDS every morning while en- route.
There are palm gardens, roof gardens
and elevators, in fact everything in the
way of luxury and modern convenience
Modern science aided by years Of ex.
perience enable the makers Of golden
grain belt beer to produce perfect
product. 1t excels in purity and high
quality. Serve it with your meals and
note your gain in health, strength and
vigor.
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FINANCIAL

o cHATTEL LOANS. o
o Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
o Established % Years. o
o 3 z'. Loans o
o On furniture. pianos, horses, etc., without o
o the slightest publicity. Small large
o payments, weekly or monthly, With privi-
o lege Of payment on before, thus stop o
o ping all cost Having been engaged in o
o the money lending business for the past O
o % years, and with the large clientele
o have, We are enabled to make the lowest 0
o rates and give the quickest possible sery- o
o ice. Our record and reputa ton for the past o
o % years insures honorable and confidential o
o dealing to all. o
o Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co., o
o 305-306 Bank of Commerce Bldg, o
o -SSS'.i.% list +ay S and 4th st. o
o o o o o o o o o o
IT rs EASY TO PAY ALL THOSE LITTLE,
annoying end troublesome debts on the install.
ment plan.
Borrow money.
Chattel mortgage loans 49,
On furniture, pianos, horses, 49,
Wagons, warehouse receipts, etc.
Lowest and best rates.
Minneapolis Financial Co.. .a..
4o6-4oS New York Life Building
Telephone n ". Main 4O9-L2. 7. c. 1904.
ARE YOU LOOKING
For Friend
r. To Loan You Money?
We loan on furniture, pianos. salaries,
horses, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms.
Open Monday and Saturday till pm.
Call, write Or telephone-S. W. Main ITO,
Twin City 93IS.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
601-GO2 Globe Bldg, % 4th st S.
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SUMMER RESORTS

7eA ACRES TIMBER LAND WITH FINE
lake front, on Pelican lake In Otter Tail coun-
ty; price SIT per acre. Easy terms. WIN
take secondhand r,lnabout as part pay. AID.
/. dress owner, w. 3. Filing, GAINESVILLE, Mimi
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PATENT ATTORNEYS


WILLIAMSON MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main Office 925- 9ss Guar
anty building. Minneapolis. him.. 81 McGIll
building. Washington. n. c,
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Oxfords for women. Big assortment
we, $3.50 and $l.79. worth to $3.50.
Closing out sale. The New Store.
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STOVE REPAIRS

U. 8. STOVE REPAIR CO.. IS Sd ST 8. STOVES
repaired and stored for summer Both phones
lronpt service.
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST.
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Henneptn.
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You can exchange your dollars and
cents with 81. G. Neal for awnings and
tents 245 Hennepin avenue.
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LOST, FOUND, REWARDS

=. d. =. --
LOST, FOUND, REWARDS
>~>@>>-c-~~o~~~~~~>~~~~
LOST - WEDNESDAY EVENING, LADY's
brown leather purse, with about $50 cash, on
- Sd av south of sd st. Reward for return
to Mrs. Allen, 3142 Sd av S. .1$t-'fs ~.
DEAF ARE MADE TO HEAR WITH MEARs'
earphone. Come up and try one. Paul c.
Hirschy optican, SIS Nicollet av, second
floor Minneapolis - -: ;, =,
LosT-JUNE g. A STRING OF PINK CORAL
beads on Chicago av between 26th and 33d
SITS. Liberal reward. Return to 1888 Column
bus @L. r.
LosT-WEDNEsDAY NOON, BETWEEN LUM-
Der Exchange and Plaza hotel, gold eye
glasses. Return for. reward -e34 Lumber Elk
LosT-A $40 BILL LAST THURSDAY AFTER.
Return for reward. girl, 2417 w Dist st
Return for reward, gorl, 2t17 w 21st, st.
LosT-BLACK BAY MARE: g YEARS OLD;
last seen at Northtown Junction last Wednes-
day; reward 1882 Marshall st NE.
LosT-LADY's GOLD HUNTING CASE
watch and short chain. Reward for return
to Weld & Sons, 524 Nicollet av. a<
FoUND-LADYs BLACK, GILT TRIMMED
hand bag. Give description and owners ad-
dress. Address 2452, Journal. -.
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-
THE COSMOPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Principal office, 95 William
street, New York City. (Organized in 19O6.)
Adolph Loeb president; Louis l.. Loeb. secre-
tary Attorney to accept service in Minnesota
Insurance Commissioner. Cash capital, $780,
900. co. .s,e'~ > - 80
Income NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. None
Disbursements .........:......... None
T.. :. -. 49, ASSETS.
Bonds and stocks owned. ....... $394, 53S. Is
Cash in office and in bank...... IS, 461. 25
Total admitted assets...." 545o,ooo. 90
Liabilities s.z.s.=s None
Capital stock paid up............ : 300, 100000
Net surplus >. ;. ;. 49,, $3.50, ooo 90
Risks and premiums. ........... None
Business In Minnesota. ........... .s=l None
STATE OF MINNESOTA, %-. .s.-
Department Of Insurance ..... ..s.-. DE. ..
Whereas the Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance COM
pany. a corporation organized under the laws
Of New York, has fully complied with the pro-
visions of the laws Of this state relative to
the admission and authorization of insurance
companies Of its class. Il = .:.. ..r-. 7s..-.
Now. therefore, I, the undersigned. Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact its
appropriate business of fire and marine insur-
in the state of Minnesota, according to the
laws thereof. until the 31st day of January.
A. D. 1907. unless said authority be revoked or
otherwise legally terminated prior thereto. -.
In testimony whereof, have hereTntO set
my hand and affixed my official seal at st. Paul.
this 9th day of June, A. D. 1906. -
THOMAS D. OBRIEN,
Inst
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BUSINESS CHANCES

HERE is AN OPPORTUNITY TO START A
much-needed general store in frstclass
s s9Mn h 40 miles from Minneapolis WIN sell
ters etc.. and house at q great sacrifice Good
general store could easily do $1,000 yearly.
Lot large end the best location in town.
building practically new. Store 24x36 with
warehouse adjoining 14x24. Two-story house.
1sx26. small barn and outbuilding. Well. etc.
Address 2O19. Journal
o FOR sEaro . : { : saoS, DoSaS a
Apply ops ssos ae eas 9nd9ss b rsni
o ing o
o O o o o
HoTEI-BEAurHuL LITTLE GEM IN MIN
hesota; 40 guest rooms, steam heated, electric
hsh'ed, baths, brick building, only 81 hotel;
county seat; 1000; three railroads; earning
S5oo month over expenses. $1,000 cash. j.,
YOUNG MAN WITH SOME CAPITAL DESIRES
Is now manager Of department and also knows
something OF auditing; gilt-edge references
as to character and ability; spectators need
not write. Address 24Y7 Journal
FOR sALE-A Two-sToRY HOTEL IN
thriving town IN northern Minnesota end Of
all sea GOOD aaas doing usnsz.
ADDRESS II. a. rOn Rokr, Greenbush Mimi
HoTEL-T YOU ARE A HOTEL MAN You
can make $500 every month in the year: ens
or Mlnnesotas best country hotels: fine bar;
Sl,ON
cash. j., 1S Kasota bldg.
HoTEL-oNE OF IoWA'S BEST HOTELS Al
rooms absolutely modern; doing business OF
81 ,OcO each month"; county seat; great bar.
gain; only 81 hotel; $1,000 cash. j.. lis
kasota bldg.
81, COO STOCK OF HARDWARE FOR SAIL
for cash, or will exchange for good land: 10
Gated in good Minnesota town. See Crouch,
226 n. Y. Life bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
FOR sALE-HoTEL PROPERTY IN HusTLNd
fpa- N VAST fra1 AfiprA a.
house, furnished. good stand For particulars
write ". J. Hanson, Hoffman. MINI.
YOUNG MAN OF 80 WOULD LIKE TO MEET
party who win start him in business; car
+ furnish best Of references to character and
ability. Address 2456, Journal.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOB BARGAIN AND
want g home, you can save time and money
es selnE sP tes N.so Es hssi Estate Rem
wAGTED-sTocK GENs.RAL MEacHANp1sE;
will trade fine clear lGW-priced timber. farm.
Ing land. F. NJ. Washburn. SOB Bank Com
merce, Minneapolis l.gz5
FOR }s;,ori sALE Se, ;, PAYINe MERGHANT
John L. Bobo & Co.. room 712, Globe bldg.
GOOD RETAIL LUMBER AND COAL BUsI.
trade for Minneapolis resident property. Adj
dress Zimmerman & Ives Gutenberg. Iowa.
BLACKSMITH SHOP, RESIDENCE AND TWO
lots new town good farming section. Adj
dress A. Hammerback, Halma, MINI
FOR sALE-coNFECTIoNt AND LIGHT
grocery, small soda fountain; cheap; must be
sold; part time. 1406 Z franklin
=. Do p2,, YOU KNOW "AoWE YELL;
-es Both Telephones ..E.
BARGAIN m A 2ERooM HOTEL. MODERN,
rent $63; must sell by June %: part time.
Taylor 401 Kasota building.
FOR sALE-GooD UP-To-DATE 10o-BARREL
steam flour mill for cash. or for clear land.
CID ESTABLISHED Law PRACTICE AND
| law library for sale; must be sold. Address
1451 Journal. ..-
| LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS. SEND DE-
scriptfon and price. Globe EA, 612 n. Y. Life.
CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS. SEND DE-
scription. Shepard Bank OF Commerce Bldg.
GOOD REAL ESTATE LOANS, 500 AND UP;
per cent. Address $780,. Journal.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

) It's not enough to have read the 4
, ads last week, nor to intend to read
them next week. Today's reading Of
) the ads is as essential as Is today's
, reading of the news-tf you would {
> keep step with things" I {
- -. 3 .a. - 4
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MACHINERY
STEAMSHIPS

ALLAN LINE FAST MAIL AND PASSENGER
service, Montreal to Liverpool. the picturesque
st Lawrence route: new fast turbira triple
screw, 1900 tons steamers For full particu.
or call on y N. Westlund. ia Sd at s, oppo.
site pOstOffce
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED MALE
Continued
WANTED-A BUTCHER; ONE UNDERSTAND
ing Strengthening preferred. Macbeth & Gard
ner Mankato, MINI
Nicollet av, room 1.
WANTED-Two FIRsT-cLAss TAILoRs AT
RscGes Ssst M Minn paid skornpinaEi Son.
INEXPERIENCED LADY STENOGRAPHER, OF
iyer operator. S. A. Morawetz s. Co., 500
kasota building.
YOUNG MAN WANTED WITH EXPERIENCE
TO 70 work at soda fountain at Cirklers,s drug,
WANTED-FoUR NoN-UNIoN -cARPENTERs
a anu one plastcrer to figure on two houses.
218 18th st S.
wANTED-FIvE TRUCKERS 70 HANDLE
y freight q away ps from city Apply 421 Wabasha
WtA a scE:l' Is or g YEARS OLD FOR
trai av. iaS ts
WANTED - EXPERIENCED BLACKSMITH
helpers per Hedderly & Mccracken, $50 list
W ~ Ts1so. TEAMS STEADY JOB Gall ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIGHT WAITER
for lunch counter. The Grill, 3os LIST av s.
WANTED-FRsT. CLASS ALL-ARoUND CAR
r1age painter, at once. Call 1915 4th st Sc.
WANTLD-HAND MAILERs AND CUTTERS
j. 4. Clark Co.. I'd av N and Aldrieh.
wANTED-PoRTER 70 WORK IN REsTAU-
rant no 10 sunday work. 21o 3D. st s.
WANTED-NIGHT WAITER FOR LUNCH
counter. The Grill. ;os lsf av s.
WANTED TO LEARN TRADE. FIELD
bros. Printing Co., ia Hennepin. n
wANTED-GRAN1TE AND MARBLE CUTTER.
lO25 Central ay. R. T. Dibb.
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HELP WANTED MALE

OUR FURNITURE DEPART.
ment, an experienced salesman; only first class
man Who can, command and expect good pay
need apply to Mr.. George Loudon, superinteI-=
Store.
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WALL, PAPER


THE wHITEsIDE WALL PAPER, PAINT AND
Art Store, 1928 Central aV. Phone, T.. G. 1921.
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Iron and Wire

$4,000 REWARD
To any person who can find one atom Of
opium. choral, morphine, cocaine, ether
or chloroform or their derivatives in any
of DR.. Miles Remedies, that have not
been tempered with. This reward is Of
fered because certain inscriptions per-
sons make false statements about these
remedies III
49, Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. 2
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AFTER
this date 7 will not be RESPONSIBLE for any
Agnes, as she has left my bed and board.
G.. P. Kenyon, Schafer. N. D.. June 4. 1906
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AUCTION SALES

THE W. D. GORDON COMPANY, LICENSED
auctioneers; Is years experience; office S25
Guaranty building, Minneapolis; both phones.
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WANTED -. UNION sToNEcUTTERS ON
building work; wages 5U cents an hour eight
hours a day; also good outside cutters on
bridge work and curblng; wages 1925 per day
and up; also splitters and quarrymen: long
job; no trouble
Kettle River Quarries Co., Sandstone.
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SHOE REPAIRING

SHOES RESOLED IN Is MINUTES; FLEXIBLE
oak soles, sewed, 75c. Nicholson 921 Mic av.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Reclining and adjustable, for sale andf for
rent: invalids and conyalescents' greatest COM
fort; radical cure trnsses. guaranteed, made to
order; elastic stockings and abdominal sup
p0rters; sole manufacturers Of the northwest;
braces for curved spines, fat feet. ETC.; In
yentor Of patent celluloid artificial limbs, one
pound lighter than others. f. Buchstein Co..
NEW REFRIGERATOR, $500; NEW COOK
stoves, $4.95; new drop-head sewing machines
$7.57; new steel ranges s14.5O; new iron
beds. $1;5o; set. consisting Of six new chairs
and 6-foot extension table, all for $685.
outfits for housekeeping speciality; new
goods at less prices than others ask for
second hand. Roberts Cooperative supply
0VERST0CKED IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
Office. store, bank drug, confectionery and
bar fxtules; also showcases. wallcases mir
rors, desks. typewriters, chair, tables, conn-
Prices mace that will sell. ii You want the
goods DON'T Tw for issy th Ei. Plase; Co.
2z3 Sd st 5.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. o
Q / have for sale, complete set Encyclo- o
9 pedia Britannica. 81 volumes. new; cost o
o $685. will sell for SAD cash, II taken in ten o
0 JournaL 0
BANKERS AND JEWELLERS. ATTENTION.
Haye just received on consignment two
9eWeiry safes. one bank safe with automatic
time lock-, with two reserved chests inside
fee this safe in order to effect quick sale;
no reasonable offer viii be refused. Twin
City Fixture Co., 223 Sd st s..
PIANos-GREAT BARGAINS IN USED Pr
amos for this week; upright pianos, $50, 500,
Si1O, S115, $40; a S4o0 CLOWN piano Tor
|! $2a5; $3.50 stuyvesant piano for $155; a
/ $40 Sterling piano for $3.50; steinway piano.
9th st S.. corner Nicollet ay.
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INSTRUCTION

UNIVERSITY STUDENT WISHES TO TEACH
Latin: English or French charges very rea-
osonable. T. G. 1888. 515 18th ay Sc.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

STOREY co., TENTS, AWNINGS AND WIN
dow shades ITO I'd st N. T. C. 2160.
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LOANS AND gHATTELs

RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL,
property; charges reasonable. sos Globe BLDG.
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wANTEp-To BORROW $4,000 FOR SIX
months, on good collateral. Address 25oo,
Journal. 'r'--a .. -.
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WOOD AND COAL
DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD, CHEAPEST,
cleanest and best wood in the city. Bar
nard- Cope Mfg. Co., 4th st and I'd av NE.
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WATCH REPAIRING

>~~>N~CNN(S~S~S%SSScS
WATCHES CLEANED, 81; WORK GUARAN
teed. Frank Jonas, 2515 Central av.
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WALL PAPER.

Ranley is closing out some short lots at half
price, clearing up stock. Plenty good paper
hangers now. See us about house printing. sos
Hanu In ~ =. =. y. -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Office of Eldorado. Marion & South
western Railroad Company, Marion
Illinois, Nov. 90 1906.
Public notice Is hereby given 'har
a special melting of the stockholders
of he Eldorado Marion & Southwest
ern Railroad Company will be held at
the office Of said company in the city
of Marion, Illinois. on the Goth day of
January, 1907, at The hour of O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose Of considering
and voting on the question Of issuing
the First Mortgage Gold Bonds OF said
company to an amount OF not exceed.
ing One Million (S1 .00O.000) Dollars.
said bonds TO be secured by First
Mortgage Lien upon all the eorpo-
rate property and franchises now
owned by or hereafter to be acquired
by said company. or such portion or
part thereof as the Board of Direct
ors may deem necessary; and also to
con ider and vote on the question of
increasing the number OF Directors
of said company from five to nine.
SAM r. BRUSH,
JOHN COLP,
C.. A. GENT.
G. T.. OWEN.
S. II. BUNDY.
Directors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-30
BOY WAS ROBBED
Two Negroes Take Money From
Country Lad in Illinois Cen
trial Freight Sheds.

\ young country boy complained
10 the police last night that he had
been held up by a couple of negroes
IN The Illinois Central shed and rob
bed of $l2. He said they drew pistols
on him and threatened to kill him If
ne resisted He was a mere boy and
unsophisticated. Officers Casey. Ha
gey and oud made search of the
neighboIhood and captured a negro
who had big pistol but the boy
could not identify him, nor could he
give any description Of the robbers.
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PRESIDENT IS
IDEAL OF BOYS
HEAD OF ETON COLLEGE, ENG.
LAND, PAYS PRETTY COM.
PLlMENT AT BANQUET.
AMERICANSCIvE THANKS
In Many Countries Yesterday-Sev.
eral Notable Gatherings in
European Capitals BY Resi-.
dents of the u. S.

| London, Nov, Members Of the
American society with the ladies and
guests TO the number of upwards OF
500 gathered tonight at the Hotel &c.
Gil for the annual Thanksgiving din.
ner OF the society. Ambassador Reid,
Robert j. Wynne, the American con.
sui general, the embassy staff and
head masters of England's great pub.
tic schools were among the guests
After a toast to King Edward has
been honored, Rev. Edward Littleton.
head master Of Eton, proposed the
health of President Roosevelt in an
eloquent speech. He said that speak,
ing for he school boys of England.
no parsonage today was as interest.
ing as the American president whose
sportsmanship, honesty and strength
had made him the admiration of both
the English boys and men. Tine
speaker declared President Roosevelt
10 be the most important figure in
civilization today.