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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-01
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Rooters for tile Minnesota Chicago
q Game, at Chicago, Nov. TO-. =
Can purchase their tickets over the Chi
cago Great Western railway, on Nov.
8 and 9, for So, good in Standard sleep
ers.*ysY ous can get your tickets on Nov.
9 for only SO, good in tourist sleepers.
good to return Nov IL.
r.. 1H. Heard, general agent, corner
Nicollet avenue and Fifth street. Min
neapolis. will tell you all about it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-01
Four Through Tourist Oars TO California
The Ghicaua Great Wastarn Rail1nn =,

offers choice Of four through tourist
sleeping cars to California every week
via different routes. one car goes via
Kansas City and SantawFe route;t one
via Kansas City and Rock Island-El
Paso route; one via Omaha and Rock
Island-S Scenic route and one via st, Jo-
seph and Santa Fe. No other line Of
fers such a choice Of routes. For full
information apply to R. n. Heard, gen
eral agent, corner Nicollet avenue and
Fifth street, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-01

$773.03, more than half, $415, is owed
to st. Thomas academy for the tuition
Of his two boys. The remainder Is.
for grocery bills, doctors bills and
money advanced by friends. His
assets are listed at $50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-01

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the worldwide
Cold and Grip remedy, cause. Call for
full name Look for signature E. W. Grove 25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
W. A. JACKSON & CO.,,
 REAL ESTATE " I-2 Commerce St. Phone 776

FOR SALE-Two lots with two room and one room house; this prop erty is in good renting section, lots 50x140. Houses good condi- tion, and rented for $16 month. You can get this property for FOR SALE-2sO acres good land near Fillmore. Ala. Large creek on property This is ideal place for home and farm.
 FOR SALE-160 acres very fine land only three miles from Court House on gravel road. Several good tenant houses on place. Look into this at once. FOR SALE-300 acres very good land miles from Montgomery on gravel road. 250 acres under cultiva- tion, balance woodland.
 FOR SALE-56 acres and nice room cottage at Grandview. Ala; this will make an ideal country home DON'T forget that we have residences in all parts of city for sale; also vacant lots. business property, farm and timber lands. Come to see us and will be glad to tell you about same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
heath of Mrs. V. A. Gibiin.

Mrs. Vincent A. GibIin, nee CoIilns' beloved wife of Vincent A. Gihiin: clerk of the police department. died this morning at the family home. NO. 402 August street, after a lingering III ness. Mrs. Giblin was a most lovable Christian woman, young in years. but during her active days, broad in her ministrations to the portion of the city in which she resided during her entire life. Known to large circle oi friends she was loved and revered fol her spirit of kindliness and goodness to all with whom she came o<contact Her life was like an open book. full o1 good deeds and her untimely demise IS mourned by hosts of friends. Her hus, band, two children, two brothers and other relative survive her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

FOR SALE-Very large corner lot. on S. Perry Street-West Side-close in. See us about this right away. This lot is too fine to stay on the market.
 FOR SALE-Lot 150x155-S. McDon- ough St Corner. You can get this at bargain. FOR SALE-Corner lot Highland Park, 11Ox315. This property is in very desirable neighborhood. FOR SALE-Several desirable lots on extension Court Street; Also on Lee FOR SALEeBeautiful 2-story residence $. Court Street; large corner lot and close in. FOR SALE-Eight room 2-story resi- dence Amanda Street on large corner lot.
 FOR sALE-Very pretty room cot tage Jackson Street: lot 5OXlfH. See this if you want your moneys worth.
 FOR sALE-Very desirable new 9 room two story house s. Hull Street; modern in every respect; stable. FOR SALE-5 room cottage Whitman Street that can be had cheap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
ZIRkLE & MOORE.

For Sale-Lots at Cloverdale rang ing from $200 to s400 each; payments to suit purchasers. This property is located in the very best suburb of the city. and in strictly white section; the only suburb of the city reached by graveled streets and through no ob- jectionable neighborhoods It Is our honest opinion that you can double your money here within the next four or five years. These lots are located on the drive to the Country Club, and the houses built here will have to be attractive and creditable to the loca- ton. Call in next week and let us show your diagram, and if convenient. we will drive you out and show you over the property. We are selling them all the time, and you might as well get what you want before 1t Is sold.
 For Sale-Four acres of land, with splendid five room cottage, servants house, stable, garden. orchard and all at Grandview, twelve miles from city. This is located 300 feet higher than Montgomery, and is the most delightful summer house that can be found. Two trains each way daily, schedule to suit business men. Can be bought cheep.
 For Sale-s700 will buy four room cottage. lot 50x150; rents for $S4. It is well located and renting to good ten ants, and is a good investment Half cash. balance to suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
Chandler, Powell & Co.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.

For Sale-Two- story, six-room house, near Heron Street school Gas throughout, porcelain bath tuo, etc,, c |. F-'-"V'V'
 For Sale-Two-story, seven-room house on South Court Street Has all modern Conveniences and comforts. Is a beautiful location for good home; .. e. e.. g.. ................S S6,5O0OO
 For Sale Pretty six-room cottage, up-to- date in every respect. Near Sayre Street school. ........ S5,2500O
 For Sale Five-room house on Adam Street, lot 5.Xl62. 62............ .$2,oOuuO
 For Sale-Two- story. seven-room house on 500 block of South McDon- ough Street; lot 50x15O, with barn. sta
 For Sale-Two lots on Virginia Ave nue, slightly elevated and well located, ..'.......,. .. Q. ....$1, ,S5O.OO each Chandler, Powell X Co II S. Perry St. Phone 1924
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
., coon.r cet. a Ycar.

The iury in the Circuit Court ln tht ease of the State of Alabama vs. Henry S,ooper. indicted for the murder or Sam Kinbro, returned a verdict oi guilty of manslaughter and gave the defendant one year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
THE NEWS OF MOBILE
fcoutinued from Page a.

der to ward off contagious or infec-
 fious diseases the coming summer.
 They urged the cleaning up process and Jeff with Master Mechanic Enright a bottle containing mosquitoes of the type which scientists declare carry in fectious diseases from person to per dresses of the distinguished visitors, decided to act promptly and will at the next meeting of tho Board Of Revenue and Road Commissioners ask TOT tne annointment of a reliable man to see that all stagnant or stancinG water IS coyerd with oil and the water removed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
M .,a n. EmpIoye. to Contribute.

The employees of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company's shops at Wnistlet looking to the securing of a fund for the relief of the people of san Fran cisco and other California cities. me subscription will be closed on TuesoaS afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

coin money selling our pongee silk embroid- cred waists; also shirt waist suit patterns
 oriental silk opera shawls and all kinds latest ladies' wearing apparel experience absolutely unnecessary: to convince you
 will mall (free) embroidered copies. with Novelty Embroidery Mfg Co.. F. 225. Dear born St.. Chicago. -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

For Sale-We have placed with us six beautiful lots on Mount Meigs road which we are authorized to sell for s2,000. There are two corner lots. Lots on opposite of the road are selling for about $500 each. This is a splendid bargain.
 For Sale-A nice little four room house, lot 50x145, at Highland Park. This house can be bought for $1,100.l Terms to suit purchaser.
 For Sale-$2,S50 will buy nice five room cottage located on Columbus street near Bainbridge. House is in tions. It is just the place to make you nice home. Call early. This is sure to sell.
 For Sale-$1, 500 will buy ten room house near l.. & N. shops. Best place in town for boarding house. Now renting for $240 per year. -3N
 For Sale-$1.O00 will buy good four room house. splendid white settlement. Rents for s120 per year.
 For Sale-$1,050 will buy good three room house and barn with four acres of land at Highland Park near new school and two car lines. Buy this and you are sure to make money out of 1t. $1,650 will buy new five room house and one acre of land. Eastern part of the city. A bargain here..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
persouaI and General.

Personal ana UeneEais
 Robert B. Daly, Jr., former Whist Ter boy, now resident at Winner. Ala'' Is visiting in the city. .-
 The murder cases against Thomas Tor today in the city court, could not be heard because of the Henry Cooper murder case. The cases went over un- til the. next term of court: c,.,o
 The baseball game of the City League. scheduled for tomorrow, at Monroe Park. goes over one week because ,, or of the league and the postponement was ordered as a token of respect to his wife.
 Messrs Sam c: Jenkins, R. D. Me, Phaul, and Sheriff J. M. Armstrong of Baldwin county, came down to Mobile today from Bay Minette.
 Hon and Mrs. Frank s. Stone and child are in the city from Bay Minette
 Prof John Massey of the Alabama Conference Collegs, Tuskegee, Ala and Rev. J. s. Chadwick. editor of The who had been in attendance at the Conference at Citronelle. spent few hours in Mobile today. en route to thelr respective homes. oBth report having
 Mobile Society News.
 Though the pretty home of MT. and Mrs. Inge Selden and Mrs. Imogene
  wholesouled hospitality was transfer red. with the remains of their house. hold goods to Le Moyne Place and burns as brightly there as in its former setting. In this new home, Mrs. Little did the honors yesterday afternoon for the Do as-you-please Club and the following ladies were indebted to her for an afternoon of pleasure: Mesdames J. s Barrett, R. A Sadler, J. B. Robert son. B. F. Adams. c. w. Butt, G. R. Vaughan, E D. Ledyard, T. o. Fl. Smith. F. NJ. Robinson. H. L. Pettus. M- w, Harrison, F. F Overall Theodore Hughes. Arthur Yerger. Erwin Little. Tunstall Inge, John Mitchell; Misses Adele Batre. Rosa Lyons, Ethel Hodr-- son Five hundred was played instead of euchre and Mrs. Barrett won the first prize, a white linen parasol, Miss Rosa Lyons, the second. a handsome cake plate, and Mrs Overall the con- solation, a cup and saucer. The club will meet next week with Mrs. Over
 The Research Circle of Colonial Danes was entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Harry Inge. An excellent program was given and heard with pleasure by thirty ladies who were privileged on this occasion to mingle with the magic circle. The Hugenots" was the subject of the day and three excellent papers were given, by Mrs. Batre, Mrs J. s. Robbins and Mrs. J. G. Mastin. Mrs. George Heakes sang a French song very prettilY and Mrs Semore Forchheimer an aria from Les the program was Mrs. Lgons recitA-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

FREE-Your fortune told: future and past revealed, surprising by Americas Eminent Philosopher-Astrol strologist-Clairvoyant, St. John 12 Sheldon St. Chicago. Send birth
 date and stamp. Know thyself. -16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
PERSONAL.

FOR SALE-250 acres good land four miles from city fronting on modern road. a splen- did neighborhood; a fine place for a home. Be quick or miss. good thing Chandler & DuglasR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

MORPHINE, opium, laudanum. cocaine
 habit; myself cured will inform you of harmless. permanent home cure. Mrs. BaId- win. Box 1912. Chicago. tf-ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

MEN-The Vacuum Treatment permanently cures vital weakness. varicocele. strictrue
 -24
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

FOR sALE-A beautiful eight-room dwelling: close in, on Washington Street. for less than the house would cost you now.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

Select one of the following, and you will have what you want Remember, We have others if these don't suit you.
 For SLIGO ,00-Four- room cottage, Clay Street, rented for $120.O0 per an mum. Good investment in this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

AGENTS-Sell San Francisco Disaster Book 800 pages. illustrations, highest commissions Freight paid. credit. send 10c postage for outfit. also beautiful free household pre- miums. American Publishing House. Chi cago. -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

wANTED-Plain sewing. especially boys waists and pants. Call at No. 30 King St., City. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

For $1,625 0O--Five-room cottage, Cleveland Avenue: lot 50x150. Rented for SlAooo per annum. Bath. sanitary connections, etc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

For S&,5oo oO-A seven-room. two story dwelling. with bath, sanitary con- nectlon etc, in splendid neighborhood. tlne renting property, or good location for nice home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

For $5,ooooO-A modern. up-to-date. dwelling. in excellent neigh borhood, Tins property will pay q fine per cent. on investment or make a most desirable home. Too large for present owner, reason for selling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
WANTED--BOARDER OK kOOMEKs-

BOARD and Rooms-Gentlemen or couple with board; excellent cuisine: deIihtfuI Io- cation for summer: special ,erms for those desiring meals only. 603 South Perry St.
 Telephone sol. VI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

FOR SALE-Lot 66x150, on corner; six room dwelling and store; easy worth $2,700. Make me an offer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

MONEY In Soap-One thousand dollars
 made by agent first ten weeks You can do likewise. Parker Chemical Co.,. Chi caSo. -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

Nac9ni Iots-The beautiful lots in n Ihe Hubbard property, facing South FerfY and south Lawrence Streets. As cnoi'' Iora'lon as can be found in Mont gon"ry for a desirable home site.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

wANTED-Agents. $75 .oO weekly and ex- penses easily made selling life. health, ac- cident policies; appointing agents. contin- uous income; experience unnecessary Old
 established company. Write Royal Fraternal Union. St. Louis. Mo. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-3 news agents to run on passenger trains out of Selma Can make good money. must have blue uniform and SIG. co secu- rafy. Address Union News G.. Selma. Ala
 At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

GAS LAMP-With combination heater and cooker; makes its own gas; equals electric ity; heater heats room; cooker cooks any thing; three combined cost one cent daily to operate; agents coining money. Crown Company l23 Liberty St. New York a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

AGENTs-For San Francisco Disaster. Big book, 800 pages. Only $1. 50. Stories of Sur vivors. Hundreds of photographs. Millions will be sold. Fifty per cent. premiums extra. Credit given. Outfit free. Standard Co.. 325 Dearborn. Chicago. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

FOR SALE-Watch Chandler & DouHlass' big Auction Real Estate Sale. Monday 30th inst. get plats. and street car tickets at their office free Chandler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

LARGE DOUBLE wheland Saw Mills adapt ed to hardwod or pine. W. R. Caldwell. Box
 k2e 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

AGENTS-Wanted sell San Francisco dis aster, complete story of earthquake and fire fully illustrated. Best and largest
 book. best terms. Credit given freight paid. Send 1oc for outfit. J. s. Ziegler & O.. Chi ca=o. -2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
H.. C. DAVIDSON. Real Estate and Insurance.

FOR SALE-Store and two negro houses; worth $3.000; rental value, s390 per year; $2.750 will buy 1t. and 1t is fine business corner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

AGENTS-To soil a practical $5. % typewri- ter. 40 per cent. commission. Mccarthy Coffman Mfg. O., "A So. 10th St. St. Lou is Mo. -2
The Bottineau courant., 1906-12-07
EDUCATING THE People.
Technical and Industrial Training IL
Need Of the Nation.

It would be impossible to overstate
(tho it is Of course difficult quantita-
nations growth to greatness of what
which necessarily Includes the substi-
tuition of national IT feeling ceiling for mere
ambition for the whole country. No
country can develop its full strength
so long as the parts which make up
the whole each put feeling OF loyalty
to the part above the feeling Of loyalty
to the whole. This is true OF sections
and 1t is. just as true Of classes. The
must work together. capitalists and
wageworkers must work together, Il
The Bottineau courant., 1906-12-07

business Of the country cannot be con.
Quoted without breaking it. I recommend
that you give careful and early consider
opinion Of the Interstate commerce COM
mission justified, that you amend the
law so as to obviate the evil disclosed.
The Bottineau courant., 1906-12-07
CONTROL OF CORPORATIONS.
Recommends Some Minor Changes In
Laws Recently Enacted.

Laws Recently Enacted.
The present congress has taken long
strides in the direction of securing prop
-er supervision and control by the
national government over corporations
engaged in interstate business-and the
enormous majority of corporations Of
ANY size are engaged in interstate bust
ness The passage Of the railway rate
bin and only to less degree the passage
for increasing and rendering more effec-
tive national control over the beef.
advance in the proper direction. IN the
short session it will perhaps be difficult
to do much further along this line; and
1T may be best to wait until the laws
have been in operation for q number Of
months before endeavoring to increase
their scope. because only operation will
show with exactneSs their merits and
their shortcomings and thus give oppor-
tunity to define what further remsdial
ment It will in the end be advisable In
connection with the packing house in
date on the label and for charging the
cost Of inspection to the packers. All
The Bottineau courant., 1906-12-07

tobacco and sugar trusts as to the initi-
ative of big railroads. Often railroads
would Ike 20 60; coE6ine for the the pmr40se OF
tas Of small Shippers and Of the general pub
lic Such combinationa instead rs saoned Of dpeing
other words, it should be permitted to
railroads to make agreements, provided
these agreements were sanctioned by the
With tRese two cond
tions complied with 1t Is impossible to
SCI. what harm such combination could
evil to have on tie statute books law
both judges and ;uries realize that its
ness Of the county; for the result is to
make decent RAILROAD men violators of
the law against tpeir will, and to pvt 2
premium on h the behavior or the the Wlifni Ia
to throw the deceat man and the wilful
wrongdoer into close association, and in
the end to drag d9Wn s the former hn roon to the
to lose all respect for law and to be
willing to break T. N many ways cn,a No
visited upon q law than IS contained in
the words Of the interstate commerce
commission when, in commenting upon
law, they say: The decision Of TIE
T 'ess has has sas a0n
practical effect upon the railway opera
lions Of the country. Such associations,
II these ed decisions, and with the same gen
ought ; probably 10 add that it is dificult
to see how our our interstate r railways could
est Of the shipper and the railway
without concerted action Of the. kind at
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-04

me board OF county commissioners.
composed of Messrs D. McEachern, w.
f. Robertson, II. L. VoIlers, NJ. W.
Divine and w. F. Alexander. will meet
tomorrow at noon N their rooms IN the
county court house and organize for
the coming year, all of the new county
officials beginning their terms Of office
Tomorrow. The board will elect as
chairman Mr.. d. McEacheln, the pres
ent incumbent, and then they Will in
Spect and pass upon the bonds Of the
different county officers, after which
he new county officials will be formal
ly sworn in and will at once enter upon
the discharge Of their various duties.
There is very little change i'll the
personnel of the present force, the
only new officers being Mr.. S.. P. Cowan
who succeeds Mr.. F. H. Stedman as
sheriff, and Mr.. John Haar who De-
comes register of deeds in place of Mr..
W. H. Biddle. The new county Of
ficers will keep the present forces in
their employ, with exception, Mr..
Henry Horne becoming deputy register
of deeds, in succession to Capt 7. 0.
Bunting.
Mr.. w. N. Harriss will be retained us
deputy clerk of the superior court, and
Mr.. Owen Fennell will continue as
clerk of the auditing committee.
In the sheriff's office, both Deputies
JAS. H. Taylor and Harvey Cox will be
retained and Mr.. Ed. Capps will con-
tinue in charge of the Jail.
County Attorney Bellamy was busy
yesterday looking into the construction
of the different bonds to be offered and
getting them in shape to be given 10
the commissioners at their meeting to-
morrow. Altogether the various of
ficals are compelled to furnish bonds
aggregating $3.50 600, most all Of this
sum being given by individuals in VIII
mingtOn.
County Treasurer Green will give
bonds amounting to 100000, to cove:
the county road fund, the county board
of education and the county genera
fund.
| Sheriff Cowan gives bonds of 5000
S45, 900 and $1,000 respectively to cover
different sorts OF collections.
The clerk of court, Col. John D. Tay-
lor, and register of deeds, Mr.. John
Haar, will each give bonds of $4,000
County Coroner Bell will give a $4,000
| bond and Constable Savage q S1,OO(
| bond.
All the county officials have finally
wound up their business and those thai
are to leave are ready to turn ovei
the Offices to their successors. Tx
new officials were chosen at a demo
| cratic primary held in September ant
were formally elected in November
! After approving the various bond:
and swearing in the officers, there are
many other matters to be considered by
the commissioners and their meetinE
will be a very important one.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-04
n. c. METHODIST CONFERENCE
Will Convene at Rocky Mount il
Wednesday.
Bishop 4. w. Wilson Will Preside
Year just Closing has Been a Highly
Successful one in Wilmington-An
of Local Preachers VII! Probably
be Returned.

With the services at their respective
churches today, the pastors Of the
Methodist churches in Wilmington
complete their years work and all Of
them will leave the early part of the
week for the North Carolina confer
ence, which meets on Wednesday at
Rocky Mount.
It is reported from all the Methodist
churches in this city that the year now
closing has been without exception the
most prosperous and successful, from
every standpoint, Of any in the history
of local Methodism. All Of the churches
have made satisfactory gains in their
membership, the different church Or
CARNATIONS and societies have dOne'es-
pecially noteworthy and helpful work
and the collections for various pur-
poses have amounted to large sums.
The pastors of the four churches mere
will have splendid reports to make con-
corning the years work in Wilmington.
None Of the present Methodist min
listers in Wilmington have served their
four years here, and it is NO expected
that there will be any changes III he
assignments to this city for the coming
year, though, of course, that is q mat
ter for the decision Of the Bishop.
The General conference will convene
in the Methodist church at Rocky
Mount on Wednesday morning at z
o'clock, Bishop A. W. Wilson, ON Balti-
more, presiding. In addition to the
preachers from Wilmington, there viii
be four lay delegates from this dis
trict and it is probable that severa]
visitors from this city will also attend
The conference will be in session fol-
several days, ad%journing probably oI
Monday next.