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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
WE DON'T DO CHEAP WORK; WE DO FIRST
class work for little money; note the follow
ing: Shampoo, &c: manicuring, ladies'; SOC:
gentlemen, 5Oc; face massage, using electric
vibrator soc: combs brushes etc. sterilized
for each customer 1T the Boyd Toilet Studio.
A95 Syndicate Arcade
sUgERFLUOUs HAIR, HOLES, WARTS, RE
moved electrically: wrinkles, blackheads re-
moved scientifcally:, my almond skin food.
Blush Of Roses. the best. Mrs. Lillian Clyde,
dern,a !ologist and instructor. 620Ia Nicollet.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED and PACKED
for shipment or storage ny experienced men:
new hreproof storage warehouse, with sepi-
rate compartments and locked rooms. The
Boyd Transfer g. Storage Co.. 46 Sd st S.
IF YOU TRADE
See l.. T. Sowle & Sons.
Grain Brokers.
Uptown office. 214 Century Building
Gentlemen and Ladies' trade solicited.
sUPERFLUous- HAIR.
Red nose, moles. hirthmarks. powdelmarks
permanently removed without lain or
Medical building. 4 ..
CO ~ % tth s~ S: SEE TIKI: BRIGHT,
clean. sunsiny rooms. steam heat. bath gas
eiei.rcus: s3cciai attention TO transientf': 81
rcr week ID.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER, FURNITURE Re
paired upholstering. furniture stoves.
etc: undertakers, ;embalmers easy payments.
Rainville Bros, II Central av. Both phones.
DR.. PETERsEN's MAGNETIC WONDER
worker. cures catarrh. headache colds bad
breath; makes bright eyes and rosy cheeks.
Sold by druggists. l~ ".-
i ANNA N. GRIswoLD, 2o7 MEDICAL BLOCK,
superfuous hair, moes, warts removed by
electricity: corns extracted: inverted and
| bunlous treated.
FRAGRANT FLORAL BLOOMS PLANT MILK
vegetable esserces compose Satin skin powder
| CORNS EXTRACTED, 25c; INVERTED NAILS
| and bunons treated. DR.. Collier. 5i5 Mic. av.
! DELICIOUS HOMEMADE BITTER SWEETS
4Oc ID. 1O3 It'll st s. New England block.
HOSPITAL FOR LADIES, 1880 CLINTON Av
/ T. G. 1882 ..-.
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.-..-..s. Female. .7-. --e.a
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, 40 A
less, week. 60c.s.- -. =. a.. !, 49,.
WaNTED-BY AMERICAN WIDOW. AGE 20.
position clerk in store experience and good
references. : Would consider housekeeping in
respectable home where laundry is sent out.
ADDRESS Mrs. S. B. Kline. Ipswich, SD.
EXPERIENCED ADVERTISEMENT WRITER
and sterographer. correspondence clerk; capa-
hle OF taxing care of all letter writing and
auwriting, desires position. Ecst references.
Address 9Th. Journal. -l-. a-
EXPERT sTENoeRAFHER AND HIGH
grade bookkeeper: several years experience;
very best business references; desires per
Inancnt position at once Address GIL. Jour
nal. -e-
Tao 2oUGHLY ColTPlTENT WOMAN WANTS
sweeping. dustiEg. house cleaning. lace cur
tas car.ets 10 clean right On the ntor
Call address NJ H.. l3i> 9th st II. MT :.
EXPERIENCED sEAMsTREss WANTS SEW.
ing bone: nnGer nl,ts...S. Nesl.ee>. IaL:y
aprons. infants outfits. linens i4U.lusraineti.
Call or address 1887 9th av S.
A RESPECTABLE SCANDINAVIAN MIDDLE
/ aged lady desires position as housekeeper or
caring for invalid i'll good respectable home.
669S. Journal
!, WIDOW WANTS WASHING TO TAKE HOME.
Called for and delivered: Ont door dried: prices
reasonable; satisfaction SuaraStcad SSH,
Journal.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS, FROM
fine. mature stock, s. for so; SIS for 100. 1873
Dupont S. Bryant car. =,
WHITE WYANDoTTE EGGS FROM FINE,
we'll cared for stock also Pekln duck eggs.
3S4O 12thav S.
MICH COW PURE JERSEY, FOR SALE;
rich mixer: $50. 1928 Dupont S, Bryant
GOOD COW FOR SALE CHEAP; LEAVING
city. Call 1924 18th nv S.
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FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms. :
Continued.


Two CONNECTING FURNISHED FRONT
lance; private family. 90 18th st $. fiat 2.
MOLLY FURNISHED SLARGE PLEASANT
front room in thoroughly modern house; suit
able Tor three, gentlemen only. 90 10th st 8
BRIGHT, CLEAN, WELL FURNISHED FRONT
room. in all modern home; hot bath. phone,
spring water: near public library. 81 9Th ST y.
GRAND APARTMENTs-ELEGAN OUTSIDE
rooms, steam heat, hot water each room. So
month, 81 week; free bath. 620 9TH ct S.
NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE FRONT ROOM
with stationary bowl in room; house strictly
mcdern 4. {. phone 2o5G. slS 9th st ).
FOE RENT-vERY DESIRABLE, WARM,
modern: So and $40; private family: gentleman
and wife or gentlemen. 11UT I'd av s.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT
room. two private steam-heated rooms; walk
ing distance. 100 Hawthorn
IN MODERN sTEAM-HEATED HOUSE, OLE
large. suitable for two: also one single; i,t
and cold water. S19 4th av s.
VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED FRONT
ROOM strictly modern. for one gentleman; 81:
for two. So. S23 Mary place:
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT IN ALL MOD.
ern, first floor nat, for gentlemen only. Len.
OK. Fat b. 523 9th st S.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
keeping in modern fiat: wet sink: walking
distance. 4OS 18th st.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE FRONT ROOM AND Al.
cove house entirely modern; telephone ser
VERY PLEASANT ROOM STEAM HEAT, IN
| all modern house; ladies only. Call at $50 Z
18th ST.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE Or
en- suite. S25 4th av S. T. c. phone 1751.
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WANTED-SALESMAN FOR RETAIL CIGAR
store; n ust be 20 years OF age OF neat
appearance and be abe to furnish best local
references Salary will depend on the aDllllE
experience applicant; cigar store eN-
perience not absolutely necessary. but april
must have experience - SaleSlliit III
some line. Address $500, journal
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HEY.p WANTEn MaT,E

~~>~~~~O~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<~~N
The U. S. MARINE COhPS
unmarried men between the ages OF Il ana 90,
able bodied, Of good character and temperate
haDltS, cltlzenS or tue Uulteu States VI "no
have legally declared their intention 10 become
such; must speak, read anG write hhgHsh,
marines serve at men-oi-war III All
parts of the world. on land III our Island pos,
sessions and at navy yards in the United
States. sRecruits desiring serTice i'll the i'nll-
ippine Islands may be enlisted accordingly.
Apply at 167 L I'D st, st. Paul, OF 81 WASH
Inston S, Minneapolis.
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FOR RENT
Jnfurnished Houses.

2o4 w GRANT ST, Q ROOMS. sTEAA
heated gas. range. artesian Wafer
janitor service. all tie conyemences
of fiat with the privacy or 2
dwelling house; no lease required; $40 -,
rate per month. in SUMMER -... & 'fo.'o
2413 Nicoet av, brick dwelling 10 rooms,
good heating plant open PLUMBING 40. 90
i''' ''' rooms a a modem gs '..A 1890
1911 Portland av, - rooms, two baths.
Two Two fami families 'ai"' ".. $3.50 /
1927 LinHen ay: rooms new ena.hl beating hars
-# plant, new plumbing. freshly DEC ~ m |
Grated. hardwood floors 900
42O Ridgewood nv, rooms, bath, gas, 49, On |
all modern: barn -. so.oo
-'io 'nf fnrnpne: a barn rooms $500
barn " % - 1870. $500
242s 4tH D'i az 5, 10 voolns, bath gas city % "a
so4 9Th n's St Sc. rooms, city water 1000
- 1:,t,, T. = ronn.s citv wafer 2u.'E)
s99 + sod 81. g rooms bath gas IL 80
25lo Oakland av . rooms. city water. io.''
3l9 18th ST. 5 rooms. city water sewer :, oo
us University av Sc 6 rooms, city 40
2s11 11th ,av S, first door, 8 rooms. city /, 90
George odium, Manager,
300 Phoenix Building
LARGE AND SMALL COTTAGES AT LAKE
gas. large screened porches. nearly new ana
well built. 800 to $500 per season. Five
Io'lnS on SeColln HUOT, GUpleN HouN'' h'tclIi
except heat, SO. seven-room cottage. with
barn, newly decorated. 1914 Grand av, $13.
| Geo. B. Dartt, so7 Phoenix bldg.
27s5 PARK IAv, IL OR MORE ROOMS, HOT
water heat. good plumbing. two baths and
! many OF the attractive features of an up-to-
date residence: rental 500.
George Odlum. Manager
800 Phoenix Building.
NO. 700 Cd Av S, BRICK RESIDENCE, VERY
fine; about IA rooms, good heating and plumb
ing; barn: will be rented to private family
rental SO: George odlum, manager, 80,
! Phoenix bldg.
ALL MODERN EIGHT-RooM HOUSE, BROWN
| stone front. new heating plant. new range al
1ached; will sell part of furniture three
rooms pays rent; walking distance; rent $50;
inside 14th st. 6149. Journal.
EIGHT-RooM HOUSE, 9th Av Sc: ALL MOD
ern conyenicnces: nea- school and car line:
Economy furnace; porcelain bath. Lake front
cottages. White Bear Lake. American Stand
ard Food Co., 112 I'd st \.
PLEASANT NEW COTTAGE OVERLOOKING
Calhoun: four rooms. two blocks from Harriet
car; will sell furnish if desired. 3c37 Knox
av $. Call THURSDAY forenoon
soUTEEAsT, FOR RENT APRIL /, THREE
between sfh ard 9TH SITS. 752? 9TH st Sc:
SMALL HOUSE AND BARN: ROOM FOR TEN
& Transfe: Co.. 1881 Lake st.
II l4tA sT-s1x,RooM HOUSE IN GOOD
condition. not modern except gas and city
water. Call 1925 Nicollet av.
FOR RENT-APR1L l. GROOM COTTAGE,
modern except heat and bath: ST per month
; Call 7U1 18th ,av Sc.
FOR RENT-APRIL l, MODEM sEVr&-lsUoA
house: walking distance. A bargain. 142l
| Spruce place.
FOR RENT-LoWER FLOOR DUPLEX HOUSE
six rooms. modern: hot water heat. 1880 Stew
. HOUSE FOR RENT, sl2 IN NEW BOSTON
1903 Buchanan st. Newhall. = $50 Temp
= Court.
NINE ROOMS, 1882 LYNDALE Az 6. $40
Five :244 Humboldt S. SO.
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FOR RENT-Farms.
WANTED TO RENT


HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO RENT? I MAKE
specially of renting and taking of all
kinds of property, managing estates, etc. !
save YOU money. Walter L. Badger. 300
Oneida bldg.
WANTED-TO LEASE, TWO LOTS WITH
trackage: with without small warehosue
W. D. Mathews 511 Baltimore block, st. Paul.
WANTED-To RENT MAY OR JUNE. FIRST.
class S-room house: best of care taken OF
property. Address P O. Box. S6 city.
WANTED-A COVERED PLACE TO STORE
second-ha drayage trucks: must be
very cheap. Address $500. Journal.
REAL ESTATE RENTED AND CARED FOR.
l can save you money. j. a. Walters, New
York Life building.
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statesmen OR SALESLADY IN ANY COM
n,unity III the Dakotas Or Minnesota to repre-
sent responsible Duluth firm; good pay and
pleasant work Write L'rindle & Co., Duluth,
Mimi
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TWO MEN TO PUT UP CoRDWoOD NEAR
Wayzata; tools supplied by depositing. 81. pay.
$1.25 per cord: good board within half mile OF
+ work; particulars at G. n. railway station,
WaTIata.
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cUNARD LINE TO EUROPE; OLDEST LINE
crossing Atlantic, Bos ton. New York to
Queenstown, Liverpool; New York to Gibral-
tar. Genoa. Naples. Adriatic- Company 5 new
office, 3O4 I'd av s. Minneapolis. q. Carleys
manasesNnorthwestern departments.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT BONDS FOR
-...,.. Sale.
manufacturing company Incorporated for
$4,000 having real estate. buildings and ma,
chinery valued at $50, 0Uu desires to bond
it's property for, $12,0%o in order to ad-
ditional capital to take care OF increasing
business. These bonds will bear 8 per cent i'll
terest will run for 20 years and will be Sc
cured by first mortgage Oh entire property.
The company has been in business three years
and has paid over 10 per cent on its capt. al.
TO responsible parties the amplest opportunity
. will be glvcn Ion Investigations business uone
with DrincualS only. 4773. Journal
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WANTED-BLACKSMrTH MUST BE GOOD
horseshoer and plowman steady work and
good pay for right man. J. S. Morton. Bloom
ing Prairie. MINI.
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PAINTERS WANTED-EXPERIENCE COAT
ers and stripers on farm wagon work; state
experience and wages wanted Neal, Johns s.
Co Lake City Mimi
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BARBER WANTED-NONE BUT FIRST. CLASS
need apply: no hoozer: wages S12. half over
SIS. Phone at once. Ole Kretschn]ar, Grace
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MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS FOR PERMANENT
position with large manufacturing company:
good salary; opportunity for advancement.
Address E. a Prick general delivery. city.
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wANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO DO JANIToR
work in small fiat building. Living rooms and
small money consideration given. 3uO Oneida
buj6
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WE HAVE EXCELLENT SIT FOR MEAT
established good paying grocery store; viii
build market at for satisfactory tenant
and give five years lease. III host. 1901 Wash
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sREvITIEs PUNCHED.


At Karlor Pa. 1.2O0 miners struck
Orient railway has reached Thomas
okla.
Ducks and plover are plentiful west
OF Sherman.
Cooley. Tex. is to have a fifty.barre
Touring mill.
Louisiana Elks meet at Shreveport
June 10 and 20.
Peasants around Kharkoff. Russia
are without bread.
Granger. Tex, will soon have an
electric light plant.
Adam Blazer. 105 years old, died
near Choctaw. Okla.
Hail in and about Canadian. l. T..
stripped trees OF leaves.
Senate passed over 800 bills on the
18th. mostly pension measures.
Secretary Root favors holding sec.
ond peace conference nj The Hague,
Sept 20.
A horse which J. w. Nicholson Of
near Corsicana had paid 500 for, was
killed by lightning.
During past quarter 9.1i5 cattle
were killed In Oklahoma for food. a.
S72 hogs and 20 sheep and goats.
According TO II. G.. Dun & Co. there
were 1913 failures In United States paSt
week. against PA same period OF 1905.
Baltimore and Ohio railway win IL.
sue S27,5O0,00O common stock for con-
structlon. improvement and equipment
purposes.
Speaker Thomas OF the Mississippi
house OF representatives Is a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for governor.
w. b. Aiken and A. n. Howell were
acquitted at Las Cruces. y. NJ. on
charge OF smuggling a carload OF
Cinnamon from III Paso to California.
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almost that he himself In far away In.
dIa must be catching the enthusiasm
Of your homage tonight"
Mr.. Towne then read from an edi.
torial In which sympathy was offered
to Democratic editor who was wont
10 write columns OF imperialism and
free silver. Il am as thankful as any
one that the money question worked
Itself out so satisfactorily" resumed
Mr.. Towne. but cannot accept In 81.
lence the popular version why the pre-
dict7d panic that was TO follow the
adoption OF the gold standard did not
materialize. The panic did not occur
beca~se since 1896 the country pro.
duced enough gold to supply the
money market without material In.
crease in the silver output We owe
our prosperity to Providence. not TO
policy. When men refused TO open
the mines God opened the mines"
Then Mr.. Towne attacked President
Roosevelt. Il am going 10 take you
into my confidence this much" said
the speaker. by telling you am going
back 10 Washington with an avowed
purpose OF exposing President Roose-
welt He Is the greatest promiser and
smallest performer since the days OF
Judas Iscariot He filched the rate leg.
islation programme fro mthe national
Democratic platform. and now has laid
down on his bill He sends for legisla.
tors and lectures them like boys.
And his tools! Consider them for
minute. They are the speaker and
the degenerate house. Nowadays there
are three steps In national legislation
getting permission OF Uncle joe 20
introduce a bill and then securing its
passage In the house and the senate.
| get no show in the house. might as
well make the power OF attorney TO the
speaker and go back home and get 20
work. ! would not stay In congress or
In the Democratic party II did not be-
lieve Democracy eventually will tri'
umph in national affairs"
II was far into the early hours OF
before the speech.making |
was finished. and MFR. Townes re-
spouse was too ne OF the last toasts |
on the programme.
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TO PROTECT WIFE.
Miller Says He Had TO XIII seanlon
and Shoot Donovan.

Miller Says He Had 20 XIII seanlor
and Shoot Donovan.
New York. April li.-Edward Scan
Ion was shot and killed and Patrick
Donovan ard Mrs. Herman Miller
wounded by the latte. . husband. In
the apartments Of Miller In East Thlr,
teenth street, Friday Miller asserts
that the shooting was done TO protect
his wife whom. he alleges. was seized
by the men when she answered their
knock on the door. Miller also said
the men. who had been his friends.
attempted TO rob him. He was ar.
rested on the charge OF homicide
Miller. up TO six months ago, was n
sharpshooter In the army. serving In
the Philippines. The wounds OF Don.
ovan and Mrs. Miller are not regarded
as dangerous The latter were acct.
dentally shot.
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crude olI PrIeen Advance.

Lima. o.. April l4.-Crude OIL was
advanced for all fields save Kentucky
and Kansas by the Standard OIL com
pany Friday. This change was the
first made in six months, and adds .
cents per barrel 10 eastern and cents
10 western producers. Continued
drains OF over 100000 barrels monthly
from gross stocks are caused. North
Lima Is quoted at 90 and South Lima
and Indiana at 81 cents.
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Flood panaer Over.

Memphis. April 14.-After rise
marking three and five-tenths feet
above the danger line. the Mississippi
river was stationary here Friday. The
crest OF the high wave has passed and
a gradual decline Is now predicted.
The levees have remained intact and
the probability Of a serious flood has
disappeared
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BRIEFLY NOTED.

Corsicana dogs must remain at
home.
Ennis, Tex. Masons will erect a fine
temple.
Emperor OF Russia will not open
parliament.
A Midland. Tex. firm will build five
large stone stores.
Commercial club OF Midland, Tex.
has been organized.
At Jones City. Okla. l.. c. Horech
was found dead In bed.
Water in Trinity river at Dallas
flowed up stream on the 18th.
A lioness nj Corsicana attacked Al
G. Barnes. her trainer. splitting an
ear.
j. d. Cochran of Garrison. Tex. sui.
cided at Brownsville. Tex. by strych
nine
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party harmony in this state. The first
speaker was Governor Folk.
After the addresses the association
held a meeting at the Midland hotel
at which the affairs OF the Democratic
parry In this state were discussed.
II was predicted that the Democrats
would be successful at the next ma.
tlonal election, and the nominee for
president in 1908. whether Il be Folk.
Bryan or Towne," will be elected by a
largo majority.
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Game Too EseI,Inq.

ST. Louis, April 10. ~ Henry G..
Paschall a wealthy bachelor. died from
heart disease Thursday night the re-
suit Of excitement whiel watching The
thlrteon-lnning baseball game Thur ,.
day afternoon between the National
league clubs Of ST Louis an Pilta.
burg. lie was baseball enthusiasm
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MAY DRAW GOLD.
National City Bank Of New York
Granted This Permission.

New York. April 1.-THE announce
ment was made that Secretary OF the
Treasury Shaw has permitted the Ma
tional City bank to draw gold from
the United States treasury department
pending the arrival here Of gold en-.
gagged by this bank for import from
London. The bank was allowed the
use Of this government gold upon de
posting bonds sufficient to cover the
amount Of import. The gola engaged
by the National City bank for importa-
ton from London amounts 10 over
$4,000. 900.
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Kansas City. April if.--Five hua-
dred Democrats attended a banquet
at the Midland hotel In this city Fri.
day night sivon by the Missouri State
Democratic Press association TO com.
memorate the birthday of Thomas
Jefferson.
The principal speakers were Cover.
nor Folk. United States Senator Stone
and Congressman Towne OF New York
and G. w Knapp OF the St Louis
Republic.
All the speakers made a plea foI
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rnrned Mlnern 10 ouIt.

Plttsburg. Kan. April 14.-Three
hundred miners from Curranvillo. ten
miles north of this city. formed Ia a
body Friday and marched 10 where
men were employed IN sinking a new
shaft for the Sheridan Coal company
ally Mr. Dalseli was drawn into the
violence was used. but strong threats
were made.
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Results Of Billiard Games.

New York. April li.--Louis Cure
the Partisan billiardist. played bis
third game in the worlds champion.
ship 1872 Friday night and defeated
George Sutton by a score OF 500 to
Az. Willie Hoppe defeated Ora
Morningstar In the afternoon game
by 500 to 207.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-15

Mvst Psy Over hs,f MILLION polIsrs
and Serve Four Ysss.

Savannah. Ca. April i3.-Judge speeI
fixed fine Of sS75.s4o.so on Greene and
Gaynor and each must be imprisoned
four years.
The fine OF the amount each was
charged with having fraudulently oh.
tanned from the United States gov.
eminent.
Greene and Gaynor win serve their
sentences IN the Atlani Federal jail
Defense will file n bill o.. exceptions.
and asked thirty dag tire In which
TO prepare Il.
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More Bills Approved.

Albany. April Ex-Governor Higgins
by his signature placed on the statute
books two more of the bills OF the spe-
cial insurance investigating commit
tee. The bill postponing the annual
elections Of the mutual companies was
approved at the same time.
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Session Extended.

Jackson. Miss. April 1i.-Governor
vardaman transmitted to the leglsla-
ture a proclamation extending the ses-
sion until next Saturday In order to
com lete the work on the new state
code. The session was to have ended
today.
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Austin. April 1.-THE general laws
Of tho second called session win be
received from the printers In a few
days The laws win nm eight printed
pares and win be sold by the state Tor
1--WE cents q cnuv.
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aourke Cochran Retained.

Boise. Ida. April IA. II. Hawley.
leading counsel for the state In the
yer-Haywood-P murder case
states that the Western Federation OF
Miners has retained w Bourke Coch-
ran 90 assist in the defense.
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Teras Postmas,ers CONFINED.

Washington. April 1i-Senate con
hrmed the following Texas postmas.
tiers: II. l.. Somerville. Richmond;
W Pllley. Wills Point; ID. c. Bellows.
Seymour; G.. c. Ross. WORKMAN.
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Termed Greatest PromIssr and small.
est Performer since Judas isesriot


Kansas city. April i4.--Representa'
tive Charles A. Towne OF New York.
responding TO a trast here at the JEFF.
ferson Day banquet. w-1t outside HIS
set speech to e-'losize w. ISryan and
bitterly attack President Roosevelt.
Both sentiment asousr- he gost In
tense enthusiaf Is re- -encs to the
Nebraskan endine IN omonstration
that amounted 10 an uproar Mr..
Towne did not refer to Mr,frynn by
name.
Your POSTMASTER put ufon me the
duty Of referring TO your great stand
ard bearer in 1896" said ne Il feel
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BALL AND BAT.
Southern LEAGUE.

Atlanta, 2: Montgomery. 2; thirteen
innings.
Birmingham, s; Nashville, 2.
No games at Memphis and New
Orleans; rain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-15
Executed FOR Dlrfquring Portrait.

Warsaw April 1.-Two men have
been executed In the village OF Vili.
gorsk for robbing an administrative
building and for dlshguring a portrait
OF the emperor.