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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

Mir Isihen geIo auf N1bbeln unb Piauos, obne bic
10 ie6eu pegsunebmen. ebeHfo aif ubrtn uni
2iamauten.
Central 2oan Co.. 2o3 etate Site BIba.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

erit gu fagen, bab i'm Qnfange oes II
Sa5rbunoert8 Sitenbe nit in Ser
&rieg berpidelt ipar, Der oamals 3pi,
f4en Spanien unb 6oGano piitbete
Bon 1901 bis 1904 mar S9re STAB:
tnfolge ibrer Gage ben periGiebener
@e9ielfGuen oes &rieges ausgcIeBt
Bis ibre bouGnoif9e garnifcn fi9 Sen
ipdnif9en General Sptnpla ergeber
mubte. Inter ibren 8ertbeioi9ern, oil
unter ben Sarben Ser @ereinigten pro.
btn5en Die 9el6en gefdmpft batten
iparen audi biele @nglGnoer, S0bn
Der er item Samilien 0es 2an0es. @ud
elmer unierer Gprfabren mar barunter
uno Stpar mar oas Der S9abmeiftel
Der Sruppe. Gepor Die Staot iiber.
geben nurOe, geldng es inn nod, biz
&riegsfahe Dor ben @paniern II
Si9erbeit gu bringen. 8al0 baroui
febrte er na9 @nglano surid uni
ftdrb. @pr feinem Sooe CAB er abei
ieiner camille @ufflGrun9en iiber ber
per6orgenen S9db. @uf uns iint
oteie QuftlGrungen iibertommen. Sbi
Garten bate i'm uufgenommen. @Is
mir Oas fsftgeitent batten, lieBen mi,
uns in SSbrem 0aiibofe bGusli9 ME,
Der, un0 bolO batten mir audi ane llr.
fade, nit unIeren Operationen 5ufrie.
BEN 81 fem. Sbne 9erba9t gu erre9en
lit es uns gelungen, in Sen 9eiiB beS
10 lange uno 10 p~olitdnoig in @ergei.
ienbeit geratbenen S9abes gu gelan.
gen. Wie bas gei4ub, brau9t jebi
fetn 9ebeimnib mebr 81 bleiben. Wir
miifen ie0o9 Die Semerfung poraus.
f9iden, Mbnbeer ban &upspport, bdt
als GbrenmGnner, Die mir itno, min
Sbnen Die cine SGlfte Oss S6abes pa.
BEN 5ufommen laKen. Senn folangt
Sftenoe beftebt, bat mod ME elm Sat-
tptrt6 fol9sn Nuben aus feinen @d,
item se5ogen ME sic aus uns. @epreli
un0 gef9unoen baben sic uns, ala
tpenn mir in Die 9GnOe bon &duberr
gefallen tpGren. Nt9t boppelt, fonoerr
bunOertfdltig baben mir Sbnen 8ubIen
miiFen. ODD mir lieben uns bas rubi1
gefallen, oenn Sic fputen an uns pers
Oienen. Inter Sem lebten 3immer
tperOen Sic ben SuBbooen aufgegras
BEN finben, 5ebn SUB lit bas God tief,
unO orinnen ltegt cine eiIerne 9d1ette.
Die alten, guten Sututen baben mir
bereits bsrauseenpmmen. Die &dis
iette permu6en mir Sbnen unO. ftellen
es S6nen uu9 anheim, oas God pies
Der su5uf9iitten.
Isle m09ten pieIei9t germ ipifen,
tpie Die ,~berriiGten @nglGnoer' in
8trfli9feit bsiben. Oieien @uniG
t0Rnen mir Sbnen inoeFen gu unierem
8e0auern nidt erfillen. Infer Same
fam Sbnen audi glei9eilttg iein, oenn
es Iiegt nitt in u%nierer Qbii9t, uns
iemals pieoer in Sbr1 be~nfpiir6igen
Staot ober in Sbrem '@oitbofe ieber
gu lafen. l1eber unier @orgeben brauz
diem sic fi6 tpeiter feline @eOanfen gu
muc5eu. CUR &e9eni9aft aie1en
fShnts uns Ii Ser Sinan5miniiter Der
S6nigin @liiabetb, unb bieier quite
Meann it fdon felt 5peibunbsrt Sab
rem toSt. 60 fno mir oestpegen unz
beiorgt.
s.@enn mir uns in .3ufunft bes
fragpiirbigen 8enebmens, ods sic
uns eeeeniiber 9e3etgt, e%rinnern. tperz
Den mir audi ni9t ermangeln, Sbnen
als Menf6 unb uls @aftpirtb geh1b>
rsHoe Wertbf9dBung gu 5oaen."
Mbnbeer ban &upspport i6dumte
por Wutb. @ber als Der erite Corn
Bel ibm berrau9t mar, ma9te er Elm:
@emerfung, Die feiner @uffdHung CUR
Gbre gerei6te. Gr iagte ndmli9:
rSieIe berpiinf9ten GnglGn6er naren
I'M @runOe genommen bod ni9t IL
berriidt, ME lie f9ienen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
Gutter Grertt.

@uter Credit tpiro 5fters erbalten ourh genubung
BON einem tpenig g~eborsten @eIoes, tpelhes sic leiht
In elm paar Rpnaten Suriidbe5ablen tonnen, pbne
oriIen sic nod tiefer belaitet iueroen. Wir leiben
sSbnen has @elo CUR MISUNDERSTANDING Shres greoite
lno 3iemano brdu6t 81 fuifen, SaB Sic ss sebOrst
babeu, oenn uniere Observation-Disclosures itno ftren9
Bertrauensiaten. Bon $40 bis $500 leiben mir an
@6beIn, Yianos, 6ubrtperfe, @inrihtIngsn, Eager
obne baIelbe tpea;unebmen. Sbre 8abIun9en fueroen
10 Helm iein, baB Sic ~oieielben ni6t ipiiren. $1.2o III
bic fp6fentIife SabIuns on elmer Nuleibe BON $50
fur 30 Bpdben. Nnoere Setra9e IN eIrem 9leiGen
8erbdItniB. gnIeiben iperoen in allen lheilen
Der gtsSt snlsS ssm1sas$s; 1lp DgissI & jH ,ru@ SssIb9%SI as.
tinspiQe, lebanon, Hoblesuiue, Greencaitle INN alen
anberen Erten BON Snterurban Sahnel berlhrt. Eoit
pber Telephone Npplifatiunen erbalten prpmpfe Se=
aftuna. ssenn sic Selo benotbi9e1 10 tnuen Sie
bn3 unten ~foIsenoe 5oruruIar aus, ihneieen Sic eS
aus unb idifen sic es per Bet, elmer unierer Age1fen
piro bel Sbnen poripreheH-
Ramen.
Satin Rame.
StraBe unb..stummer.
Staot. ~
Setras setpiinidt.
Mau iprede ppr poer ihreibe ON
Snoiana Mprtsaee 2pan Co.,
(gtablirt 1877
Sirnmer 4 2pmbaro Gebduoe,
san on @afbinstun StraBe,
8eibe Telephone 1886.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

meg NIT Dem grie9i /.
den Qufab 3. Ser re,ie otter.
rei9ifGe untsrriGt5miniIier Eot fl
Die Sberspmnciien perprbnet, baE
tiinftis Die erieGifGsn @rfiGbe sor7
pegfaaen foaea, oagsssn oer unssrri6:
in ghbiif un6 gEemie in Ser iiebentet
&lafe auf pier 2ebrftunbeH erbD2i
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16

gGepbantsn foGer cus Nfeifc
uno @Fen na6 SID unS Central
amerifa importirt tperten, no lie fid,
IN Den ausgeoebnten Walbunsen pers
me6ren unb ais cine funftiae 0uen.
CUR @etpinnuns bon glfenbein ertpsi-
fen fcrnten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
. 2irniteo.

Der 3ue UNI 1870 Mbencs Der Snoianas
soils aosanspOrt I0ipiiiOn ssAt nod gsru
sntatt 2~osanspcrt.
Reus ipesisle 8ebienuns mad st. Wa9ne.
-SIse perIafen indianapolis I'm 700 nno
il:0O ubr 8ormittass unb 800 unS TOO
abr Ra&mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
1t. @apne in 4 Stuuben uno 40 gttnuten.
Reuer 3us Rarion Slper gerIdBt
Rorion 7:55 BormittaSs unb loo 9adb'
nittaes !; gerIdbt indianapolis HOO Scr'
nittass unb 800 Ra9mittass; bait bios IN
snberion unb Meranbria an.
ani9Iiesenbe 2inisn errei4en OaptoH,
pbio, st. 8apne, Suntinston. Babal1,
aafontaine, Spapsee, @reentotpn, Sartforo
attn, Rontpeaier, BlufftOn, Bsn9efsr,
Union @itp, Sresnpiae, D., unb 8wii4sn'
nationen.
Sra&ts unb gafasiersO Office - 1erni1a
Bartsimmer. SeIepbpn R 175.
indianapolis & Gafern.
2,miteb i3iiee fur Ri9mono nnb allen
Bunften in Obio, tpeIde p~erbunosn ftnS nit
siettriiten 2inien, jun $40 unb Halo Sors
uittass, 2:1O uno 5:10 1a4mittass uno
$40 abenbs. 2oeale 3ise fur Ri9mono
snb 8pii&enfationen pon 800 nbr gors
uittass an unb baun isbe Stunoe, aus9e'
uontmeu bic 2irniteS 3eit, Bis 800 Abenos
Goo nbr 4benbs ausseIafen). Setter Bug
aa& Greenfield UNI 11:30 1Ihr GbenSs.
SmoianapoIis & Wartinspiae.
grfe @orsen.@ar I'm $40 rbr Rorsens.
Damn pom $50 nbr gsOrsens iebs Stunbs
bis 11:3O rlbr Mbenbs; arssencmmen bic
etunben $50 unb 1870 nbr glbenSs.
Snnianapplis gpal Srattiou So.
8ase laufen itinbIi9 uOn SubianapOIis
xa9 gIainfielb pom 300 nbr Ncrsens Biz
Il:O0 ubr Gbsnbs aussenommen bic Stun'
ben 500 unb 1000 rbr MenbS.
indianapolis & Nurtbwetern.
Bulge Iaufen ftinbIi4 pom 800 nbr Ror'
gems bis 900 nbr NbenbS. Mni9Iub IN
2ebancn fir Eborntoun unb.. grawforSspine.
Der Bug UNI 1000 nbr abenbs fdbrt bIos
Bis mad 2ebarpn.
Der Bug UNI 11:30 nbr AbenbS fdbrt Biz
rad Srantfort, Gni4Iub in lebanon fiji
gratpforbsuile; berieIbe fa9rt in Der Sonn'
tag Na6t bios Bis mad 2afahette.
2imiteb 3ise fir 2afapette fabren ab I'm
$40 unb lilo nbr Rorsens, unb 2:10
5:1O Ra9utittass unb 7:10 abenbs. Si,
CHARLOTTESVILLE I'M ;10:45 .:SOrmittass uni
4:25 Ra9nittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-16
Durd1rd1uitt

rMeine 8raut lit mein einsiger &C.
6ante. $50, bas tit Elm gutter @es
6anfe; bon Dem f0nnen Sfe leben-"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
Table Of Contents

Our magazine section for next
week will contain the first INSTALL
ment of 1.-The White Company" by
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Red Rum-A thrilling temperance
story.
The Professor and the Lion-How
nerve won the day.
Agricultural Department Notes
The government wants to develop an
animal plague. Would infect rats,
wolves and other vermin. Egg
farms of California. Business meth
DDS in farming.
Jewfshing on the Pacific Coast
5oS-pound monster caught with a
rod and reel by a woman.
"Uncle Joe" Canon at Seventy
Great celebration in Washington
when the speaker became seventy
years young"
Beet Sugar Growing-Government
report shows healthy increase in
new industry.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. land ONCE nj
lewiston. Idaho. May 2. 1905.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has nlsd notice his Intention
to make hnai proof IN support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before W. W.
Hsmmeli. q. =. Commissionef AZ Nezperce.
idaho. on sunr IS, 1905 via;
ifoktL Room.
Of Nsspcrcc. Idaho. for the ne'< sell sec ~. MI
swt<. seszsvtz ser ~ twp AZ n. ~ IN.
Ne names the following witnesses 10 prove
nf said land. vist
ole Rood. Washington u. Cornell. Robert -
Dlnuiddie and Harry A. Riilow. all OF fex.
perez. Idaho. 7. II. BkErLxrr. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of The Interior. Land oesce q,
Lewiston. Idaho, May .. loo.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has hlcd notice Of hfa intention
10 snake fusl proof IN snproft Of his claim,
and thst said proof will bs made before W ",
iismmeil. 4. :. Commissioners. al Nerperce
Idaho. on lure - ies. eisi
CpshLfs a. rsucxxs.
Of wesfiska. Idsho for the lot. ~. u. rs. tf H.
~ ~ and - seed. tap e3nff Vim.
lie names the l0lloeipr witnesses TO prove
bis coStinuous Residences upon and cultivation
Of said land. via.
Willis r neau. John L. Ksu1msn. George X.
Putnam aud Efnsst fpEsf. ell 90 Tcsfiske.
idaho. T. a.. Hks1txrT Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. land once al
Lewiston. Idaho, May IL. 1900.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
nan Cd settler has hled notice Of his intention
to make husl proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before W. W
Hsmmeli. y. 4. Commissioner. 81 Scspsrce.
Idaho. on June fa. fpo6. via.
n. X. 751p KLSrn r. LsSf.
Of Ito. Idaho. for the w. sw4 sec !. lots :. p.
"a sec ~. loi II sec n. twp - n. r2w BIN.
his continuous residences upos and cultivation
Of said land. Wis.
John J. Scott. Alderman r. work. Benjamin
Palmer and Cornelius ewindes, all Of lilo. Nez
''''' '''''' T. n. BArrlxrr, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
Take the North Coast Limited

For folders, time schedules or
any other information call on or
write +. JOHNSON, Agent.
Kamiah, Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
DEADLY SERPENT BITES

are as common in India ~ are stomach and
liver disorders with u.s. For the latter. how
ever. there Ia sure remedy Electric Rtttcrx.
the great restorative medicine. OF which :. A.
Brown. Of kennefsyilie. \. c.. tsyxs They re-
stored my wife to perfect health after year, OF
suffering with dyspepsia and = chronfcAlly
torpid liver" kieciric Bittefs cure chilis and
fever, malaria. biliousnes&. lame back. Kidney
Antes By Anderson Pharmacy. Price eoc.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
RRoNciIITlS-I.A GRIPPE

These are dangerous throat ami lung ,roub.
lee Indeed. because they often rfsuit ~ desih ,.
However they are cured quickly Win ihet
<,on,ties yonr health and get only the reliable
Hunssn's T-f aud Honey. frice zoo and SOC
Andtssop fhsfmssy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or
PARTNERSHIP

Hsrins purchased the Interest Of q. N
kfssrns 10 the iaw and insurance bns,nss.
hafciofors conducted under the hfm name III
ttesfus 4 bsrbof. the psrfnsfship heretofore
esistius Dstrssn &. Y. sfssrns aud myself ia
dissolved n G. BsrtoE.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, isud once 81
Lewiston. idaho. April ~. 1876.
Notice Il hefeby given that the following.
named settler hss hisa notice 81 bis Intention
~ maze final pfoof In support OF HIS claim,
and thai said pFcof viii be ~ ade before W. W.
Uammsli, y. \. Commissioner. At Nesperce,
idaho on june 70. 1900. Wis.
fbuthD q ctrHFrs
of Sesperre. Idaho. Tor the ~ nc,4 sec 70, twp
Wn,r1ebm
f1s name. The following witnesses 20 prove
nis rnrtinnous residence upon and cultivation
OF said isud. viSi ..-
Voseff stevenson. Robert Near. Charlie
f54ho. r. n. psR1tr1r Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-06-14
NATURE & NATURES Laws

They are hxed and must be considered and
Catarrhal Deafness aud cold IN the head IL
therefore the logical remedy AMI the only
one 81 value. Nunson'* Cstarrh turc n sim
ply that ard nothing else u claimed II Il
cssily applied IN The nostfil< aud contains no
harmful ingredients Could anything be more
simpie or nstursif Bunten's Cstsfrh Cure H.
bound 70 cure. y cannot help Itself. Price
boc. Andersen Pharmacy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
NOT DEFINITE.
TAX AMENDMENT APPEARS TO
LEAD, BUT May BE REVERSED
WITH GOOD ROADS.

According to returns from twenty-six
counties outside of ,Hennepin. Ramsey
and st, Louis, the wide-open tax amend
ment is running well. Out of a total
Of 62,75 votes in these counties, 81 sol
have been cast in favor of the amend
ment, or 5000 more than a majority.
The. good roads amendment is running
behind, however, and the fear is that
returns have been mixed by the mis-
take in printing the tally sheets, and
that the vote given for the tax amend
ment belongs to the good roads amend
ment.
If this turns out to be true. then
the tax amendment is lost and the
good roads amendment carried. and the
advocates Of the tax amendment will
probably demand a recount Of the votes
to straighten out the tangle and make
sure that they have not been iockeved.
1t is feared that all the amendments
have been lost in the cities.
A recount would be tremendously
expensive thing. The state ballots are
in the hands of the town clerks and
are to remain in their custody. accord
ing to the law, till the next election. IF
the legislature decides on recount.
the court conducting it would summon
the ballots, and they would have to
be sent in from every precinct in the
state and counted by a staff Of clerks
The expense of this may deter the legis
lature from acting.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
MONDAY Lunch, 40 Cents.
Hotel Majestic Cafe, 7th and Hem
ROSE CLARKE WINS
Ejectment Suit Fails to Prove Her an
Improper Tenant.

Holding that the plaintiff had failed
to prove a case, Judge Waite ayester-
day dismissed the ejectment suit re-
Gently instituted by S. A. Reed against
Rose Clarke, lessee Of fat in the
Winfield block, 1912 Fifth street N
The prosecution of Rose Clarke was
evidently mistake. Only two wit
nesses appeared against the defend
ant, and the sum total Of their testi-
mony failed to prove either that the
premises had been used for immoral
practices or even that beer had been
used or served on the premises. One
witness testified that he had seen a
case of something supposed to be beer
delivered to the flat occupied by Miss
Clarke, but on cross-examination it was
shown that in a former action against
Miss Clarke he had stated that he had
never seen beer delivered to the par
ticular fiat occupied by her. He had
heard boisterous noises inside the
building, but he was not sure from
which particular fat they had come.
The other witness also failed to state
anything which would go to substan-
tiate the charges made against the de-
PENDANT, and on motion of w. T. Coe,
the defendants attorney, the case was
dismissed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
POSTAL SYSTEM
NEEDS 1INKERING.
JAMES I. CoWLEs POINTS OUT
SPOTS TO REPAIR.
Representative of Postal Progress
League Addresses Commercial Club
on Reforms Hoped to Be Brought
About Thru Congressional Action
Minneapolis Service in Need Of Bet
ter Service. IT.

In half an hour YESTERDAY at the
New York shot the postal system of
the United States full Of holes. He
pointed out incongruities galore as
clinchers to his argument that this
country is entitled to the best postal
service in the world. 4
Mr.. Cowles is secretary of the Postal
Progress league and for years has made
study OF transportation problems His
particular mission at this time is to
tell about the bill now pending in con
gress to consolidate third and fourth,
at 8 cents pound. At present it
costs cents a pound to mail printed
book, while Just double that rate. is
charged for carrying blank book
This is merely sample of the many
ineongruities indicated by Mr.. Cowles
for which a remedy is sought.
Glasses Are Awry.
The league is working for lower and
more intelligently constructed postal
classes and rates along all lines. Mr.,
Cowles argues that it is manifest in.
Justice for the government to carry let
tiers to the Philippines for cents,
while many foreign-born residents have
to pay 5 cents on the letters they wish
to send to Sweden and Norway. He
contends that it is unfair to charge 16
cents a pound for carrying a mailable
bit of merchandise from Minneapolis
to st. Paul, while the same package
would be carried to Mexico for IL
cents pound.
Along the line of economics he
argues that if the express companies
can carry matter from an office in
New York to any office in London at
q, cent pound, it is extravagant for
the government to pay contracting
steamer lines "a cents and in some
cases as high as 80 cents pound for
the same service.
Local Situation.
Mr.. Cowles spoke Of the Minneapolis
situation, emphasizing the possibilities
of speedy and cheap postal service by
eral postoffice. His idea is that little
if any local mail should ever go to the
general postofice, inasmuch as its col.
lection, sorting and delivery should be
done. by a system of sub offices on
wheels working over a series of inter.
locking routes. AS it is now, resi-
dent of the eighth ward can, mail a
letter to his next-door neighbor and
the, government pays for hauling it sew
eral miles TO the pOstotflce, where it
is sorted and routed to be hauled back
again almost to where it came from
This is expensive, both in time and
money.
Mr.. Cowles is a former student of
Yale, having studied there under one
Professor Cyrus Northrop. He is now
devoting his time to postal reforms
and the specific bill for which he is
seeking. support has already been in
dorsed by Legislatures in half dozen
states. He will remain her, some time
addressing various public bodies whose
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
Replaced cast iron heating boilers for
;ale cheap Andrews Heating Co.

Replaced cast iron heating boilers for
sale cheap. Andrews Heating Co.
Artistic steel ceilings Stremel Bros
Roofing & Cornice Co., 1915 Wash. avn.
Artistic steel ceilings. Stremel Bros
Roofing & Cornice Co., 1915 Wash av N.
The next regular meeting of Dudley
T. Chase post No.. %, G; A. r., will
Wednesday evening.
For Rent-A handsomely decorated
Harmon place and Fifteenth street.
Electric lights, two tile bathrooms,
light and air on both sides. Walter L.
Badger, Oneida building. {.
The Sunday Evening Mems club of
the First Congregational church pre-
sents program Of music for tomorrow
evening, including Christian Erck, eel
list. Clement g. Clarke, the pastor,
will preach on "The Riddle of the
Universe and its key.
DR.. Bushnell will preach Sunday morn
ing in Westminster church on the very
practical theme Usableness' and in
the evening at 7:45 clock he will give
special address entitled "Among the
Golden Candlesticks setting forth the
particular merit of each of the great
Christian denominations.
DR.. j. S. Montgomery will speak Sun
day morning at Fowler church, Franklin
and Dupont avenues, On ''The Undying
Words. - At 7:45 pm. he will deliver
an address on "The People We Know
and Wish We Didn ~ Special music
morning and evening by the quartet
choir and a hearty welcome given to the
public.
DR.. L. r. Guild will speak at Wesley
church Sunday evening on Remember
the Sabbath Day. discussing "a Sane
Sabbath This series of sermons on
the Ten Commandments is attracting
large congregations, and the chorus
choir under Professor Patten is render
ing good music. In the morning he will
preach on the closing scenes in the
life of Moses, "Nebo s Summit; a Lost
Grave'
DR.. John E. Bushnell will preach at
1880 am. Sunday in Westminster
church on "Usableness,,' setting forth
the underlying philoso ply Of human
utility. At 7:45 pm. he will give a
special address on "Among the Golden
Candlesticks This address will be of
particular interest to people generally,
for he will set forth the unique feature
and particular merit Of each of the
great divisions of Christendom repre-
sented in America.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
ADVERTISING KANSAS
Rock Island Exhibition Car Shows
Products Of the State.

Bearino fruits and grain products of
southwestern Kansas, Rock Island
exhibition car is at the Milwaukee pas
senger station. The car is the first of
its kind to reach Minneapolis and it is
attracting many visitors.
The car, with it's exhibit, is in charge
Of Sylvester Dixon, immigration agent,
and it has arrived in Minneapolis after
two months journey thru Illinois and
southern Minnesota. In the course of
it's rambles it will cover the entire
country, and the farm lands Of south
western Kansas will, as result, re-
ceive valuable advertisement. -
The car itself is a Rock Island bag
gage car, artistically decorated and
containing exhibits of wheat, corn,
small grain, vegetables, fruit-in fact
all the products Of southwestern Kan
sas. Among the exhibits are pump
kin weighing $50 pounds and water
melon which tips the beam at rs
pounds. All of the exhibits were grown
in the country which the Rock Island
road is advertising.
The car will be at the Milwaukee
station until Monday morning. The
gates will be thrown open and all who
wish to see the exhibit will be well
coined.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
INSTITUTE DATES FIXED
A. j. Mcclure and W.. w. Mcconnell
Will Have Busy Two Months.

J. G. Curryer, assistant superintend-
ent of the state farmers institute, has
announced the list of institutes to be
held In November and December under
direction of A. j. Mcclure and W. W.
Mcconnell. ~ - 9 -
,, A. J. Mcclure will hold meetings
thru the state, beginning Nov. 10 and
ending Dec. II. Following are the dates
and places at which he will speak:
Mora, Nov. 10; Hinckley, Nov. 20;
Sturgeon Lake, Nov: 81; Barnum, Nov.
%; Carlton, Nov. %; Wrenshall, Nov.
26; Cloquet, Nov. 81; Aitkin, Dec. /,
Brainerd, Dec. 3; Pine River, Dec. 5;
Walker, Dec. 6; Akeley, Dec. Z; Park
Rapids. Dec. 8; Blackjack, Dec. 10;
BRs amd55 Dec Dec & Bagley, Dec. IL; Grand
w. W. P. McConnell's dates are as
follows: ~ ~, ~.
Staples, Dec. 4; verndale, Dec. 6;
Frazee, Dec. u; Lake Park, Dec: 8;
Twin Valley, Dec. 10; Fertile, Dec. IL;
Hawley, Dec. -; Moorhead, Dec. 10;
Campbell, Dec. II; Herman, Dec. Is:
Kerkhoven, Dec. II; Hancock, Dec. Is;
Atwater, Dec. 20; Cokato, Dec. 81; Del
ano, Dec. 20. ,.-..-5- 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-10
WEINGART GAINS VOTES
Candidate Against Dreger for Sheriff
Says He Has a Chance.

Sheriff j. w. Dreger lost votes by
the official count of votes in the coun-
try districts of Hennepin county, but
Notwithstanding this he carried the
country districts by lis votes an un-
expected majority. The canvassing
board up to noon had just finished the
first ward and will not have made a
complete count before Monday night.
has good chance Of winning the fight
and the Dreger followers are not at
all positive as to the outcome, altho
they claim the election by more than
100 votes. No totals have been made
by the board and will not be until all
the ballots have been canvassed.