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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
AT Bethel Settlement.

For the last time the fall work has
been taken up at Bethel settlement, for
before many weeks roll by the settle
ment will be moved to the handsome
new building which John and Charles
Plllsbury have built as a memorial for
their parents. Already plans are being
made. for the furnishing of the new
building and the directors will have an
important meeting next week to make
further arrangements. It is expected
that the last of October will find the
work removed from the old building
to the new. "a ~
The day nursery, kindergarten and
employment bureau are already in op-
Grafton and the nursery opened Tues
day with thirteen children. The clubs
and classes will be organized this week.
and each will have some social gather.
Ing before going to- the new building.
where the winters work will be for
mally taken up.
The settlement staff will include this
year Miss Elizabeth Taylor, president;
Miss Edith Frye, general assistant;
Miss Louise James, office secretary:
Miss Agnes Hallin, head of nursery:
Miss Dora Mouito'n, N worl e eschaaee
Miss Appleby had charge of the settle
ment work all summer an d arranged for
sixty. children to- be, sent; to the country
for outings, and also for the distribu-
ton Of flowers which was made twice
a week. Miss Margaret Chapman will
conduct the kindergarten this winter.
Seeing is believing, Watch Satin skin cream
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
PERSONAL AN,,p.FsoCIAL,

- nr: ana Mrs, ~. H: Aurand and son Calvin,
are amending two weeks in South Dakota.
:, NJ ME- Lancaster hass returned from
"et ~ MAINE ana three mnOths' trip abroad,
!. Mra: z; Il. Woodside has left for Macon, Ga,
TO attend her sons wedding. 81.
Miss Frances Rosenberg Of 700 L.yndale av::
PittsburG. 1870. - -
m. Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Newcombe Of 14oo Ste
yens avenue left last evening to spend ten
daysStp New York. 49,
va aas .est ea'qt from r be-
iors Falls. She will be- at el2 Second avenue s.
r. B. Tomlnson, n, left Wednesday for
the Thousand islands. His son, Royal, ac-
companied him. s..l. III -"
Leiawala council, !. o. X. NJ, will give an
1 n cream social and dance IN the wigwam 2027
washington avenue n Wednesday evening,
Mrs; B. F, stahl and Miss stahl Of Colum-
bns. Ohio, formerly Of st, Paul, are the guests
OF DE- and Mrs. E. o. Cosman.
Mrs. Walter Burrows and daughter Grace
Of Rockford are guests Of Mrs. Burrows, SIS
t seF Ms; George w. Armstrong Of 2722 Emer
r Mr.: and Mrs. Edward J: o'Brsn and son
henneth returned last week By way OF the
H ta c lakes from two months visit at Cot
nm Mrs Es Riley has been enterta1ping Mrs
shhsnteld, ill.,, and II. H. Sheppard Of zanes:
vile, Ohio and Mrs G. s. Hosmer OF Anoka.
F e. : Avenue, e. C. Washburn, s.. xWashbum;
st. ,; Denis, Mrs. J. ". Falsonsr: Holland. g.
v,s MI and 3D. Mr. sns g. Long, who haye been
their home in st. Cloud. Mrs. II. l.. Bates Of
Chicago VIII remain with the Longs two weeks
Mont, will be their guest three weeks longer,
making her stay In the city six week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
CRACK BATTLESHIP FOR
PRESIDENTS VOYAGE
journal Special Service.

Washington, Sept. when Presi.
dent Roosevelt goes to Panama Nov. j,
he will 30 on board rone Of the crack
battleships Of the navy, which viii be
accompanied by another battleship and
cruiser. This will make three naval
vessels which will go to Panama with
the president. It has not yet been de-
cided what vessels will Me sent, but It
lz quite likely that, the Connecticut
M ths % Sssd for the aee9mmoda.0n #
30 with its sister Ship Z.
This indicates that the presidents
party to Panama will be large one
and that he and his guests will sleep on
the ships as a precaution against yellow
fever. and other diseases prevalent on
the isthmus. .#
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
ha pnlan' S.
9Th and Nlso IIei

Xxx
Our Ice Cream Special for Sunday VIII be
Macaroon Ice Cream and CataWba Grape
lce,s quart, SOC. -: ~. .E / @S<aS: .lst
Our. specla! Cake Wilt be TuttI Frufttls
Loaf, also Nut Layer and Caramel Loaf,
each, ESQ s.. - s.. IS. -
Almond Coffee Cake, loo; Wine Rolls,
dozen, $50; Butter; Twist Rolls, dozen,
1Sc. -
OUR cATEssEN-sprIpg Chicken,
roasted or fried, lbs, each, TOO; Chick.
en- Pies, Maryland style, each, 25c: Veal
Loaf, Roast Meats, Stuffed Veal, Salads,
croquettes, JeIlied Tongue, Baked or
Boiled Ham, Baked Pork and Beans, etc.
Our Candy Specials will be Mexican Pa.
can Candy, ~, 900; Chocolate Chips, H.,
25c; Nut Center Chocolates, h., 26o.
Delaware Grapes, basket, 3Oc; Concord
srapss, basket, 2 e co!orsds Ebert.
termelons Jumbos, $50; Damson Plums,
quart, lee; Malaga Grapes. basket, 36q;
Homegrown cantaloups arc now In their
prime, from 30 up; Fancy Homegrown
Celery, dwarf, dozen, 16o; large, 2Bc;
sheied Lima Beans, quart, 500; genuine
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, lbs, $50;
White Onions, peck, Zoo; crookneck
Squash, for 30.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Y. w. g, A, Boat Club,

The boat club of the Y. w. c. A. held
It's last Illuminated parade at Lake Har-
degbt MG0neSf bayue evening bh;c after
served in the pavilion. Clusters
Of white purple and pink asters
combined with ferns were on the
tables and covers were laid for 165.
Music was furnished for the banquet by
q string orchestra, and when the boats
pushed out on the lake the soft strains
accompanied the splash Of oars. Many
OF the boats last evening, in addition
to the brilliant lanterns, had canopies
Of foliage and boughs were draped
along the sides.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
STRANGER killed BY TRAIN,
speoial to Tho Journal.

,Faribault, Mimi, Sept. IA man weighing
about 17e pounds and having dark hair and
train east Of here, his body being mangled He
had 90 cents. plug Of tobacco and whisky
bottle IN his pocket. also an envelope addressed
to j. NJ. Schoen of Owatonna. He is sup
posed to have been a tramp stealing ride.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

1926 Apricot Brandy, s5c.
$1.00 Kummel, 78o. ~
$1.00 Aquavit, CSC.
$2.25 White Tokay, gal, $1.es. >1sg&
$1:5O White Rock Ginger Ale, doz,
csc. +. - - -
$1.00 Old Holland Gin, CSC. >.'E&5
$l.o0 Keystone Malt, bottle, 7sc.
Yellow Leg Spring Chickens lb.,
Choice Young Fowls, lb. 121ac.
Spring Lamb Legs. Id, 15c. :
Spring Lamb Shoulders, ID, Zoe.
Lamb Stew, 6 lbs for s25c. &. f..
Pot Roast, ID, &c to &c..
Ribs Of Beef, lb, &c.
Round Steak, lb, 10c.
Sirloin Steak and Porterhouse Steak.
lb, 1910.
Beef Roast, rolled or standing, lb, Zoe
Hamburg Steak and Pork Sausage,
lb, 7c.
Bologna Sausage, lb, 7c.
Picnic Hams, lb, &c.
Choice Breakfast Mackerel, each, 7c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

street 8. Pink and white asters effec-
lively combined with maiden-hair ferns,
were g used on the table.gand bouquets
e the same flowers were IA the rooms.
Covers were laid fpr4 eight.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

In Belgium all cows over three months old
are to be seen wearing earrings. Breeders are
obliged to keep arecord OF ali cattle raised bs
them, and each animal has registered trade
numPer which Is engraved on the ring fss-
taned to its ear. $685. - 3 y S
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07
Pickwick Coffee, h., ETC.

Many g Better n results from Journal
words enough to tell
asnsS xs Tas9 o1 a xsng want
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

i4a.F h6t, Sc.
Wax or String Beans, lib, &c.
Sweet Potatoes, fancy Jerseys, IN
lbs, Csc.
Egg Plant, large, &c.
Hubbard Squash, large, each, Sc.
Pie Pumpkins, each, SC.
Spinach, homegrown, peck, loo.
Beets, Carrots or Turnips, peck, &c.
Cabbage, large solid heads, Sc.
White Onions, peck, 15c.
Butter, fancy Valley Creamery,
jar, $1.32.
Rich Brick Cheese, lb, lao.
Wisconsin Cheese, lb, lac.
Best Lard, lb, 10c. -.
New Dill Pickles, at, 7c.
4 Olives, pitted Manzanilla, at. soc.
. Boneless Herring, ID, 1Sc. -
Imported Orange Marmalade, lar, Ito,
$l:00 Maraschino Cherries, 7Sc. ;.
Michigan Maple Syrup. gal. CSC.
Sailed Peanuts, lb, lac.
Shelled Walnuts, ID, $50.
Pickwick Coffee, h., etc. 49,
Walter Bakers Chocolate, 1h-lb
cakes, lac. .-..
Breakfast Cocoa, Alb tins, lie.
Tetley's India Tea, Coo tins, 42c.
Nutmegs, or, Sc.
Picking Spices, lb, zoe.
Rumford s Baking Powder, can, csc.
Selected Navy Beans, at, &c.
Corn Starch, pkg, &C.. .g@ ia
Fresh Soda Crackers, lb, size.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

-I-K-x-x-x-x-x-
Seeing is believing Watch Satin skin cream
heal chaps cuts. cracks or sores. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

Mrs. q. V. Rogers gave 3 o'clock
dinner Wednesday in honor Of Mrs. j.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Argalis Bovey
will issue the invitations tomorrow for
the marriage Of their daughter, Anne
Lansing. and James Archibald Ross,
Which will take place at the Bovey res
ildence, II Thirteenth street s, Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. 25. at 1880 O'Clock.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Briggs Of 1904
Sixth street N entertained number
Of their friends informally Sunday. A
program of music was enjoyed during
blooms were used on the table in the
dining room, where covers were laid
for thirty. Summer garden flowers
frightened the other rooms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-07

The marriage Of Miss Marie Ander-
son and Burgess s. Holman took place
"wednesday evening in the Open Door
G GonYgsegat1o9nal church. Rey. Walter g.
Holman will make their home at 627
Fourth street NE.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-20
zpravy I Wagner

Jan Bartdhek stavi krasnou
residence.
Ferda Wagner 81 dial postavit ma
dun hromosvod.
Fritz Amherst chce 81 pofidit
nejakou masinu. Snad ne! mel
spis sukni.
Minulou nedeli byli oddSni ve
zdejsim nemeckem kostele Will
HIATT Sc 81. Kat. Iurczewskou.
Frank Slavicek pfijel pred ne
davnem re Stanley okresu a pra
vii, he kraiina Ia je naramne slib-
nj pro budouci easy.
Alois Bouska koupil rozemek
na Rosebud ~reservaci, a Poole
vSech okolnosti Sc ozene, a re.
kterS klerk must mu vydat lajs-
nys.
Ia poslednich boufi utrpel pan
]. Brych velkou skodu od blesku.
Udefilo mt do mastale a pet koni
V nj Sc nachazejfcich TO zabilo, a
mastal vyhofela do zakladu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-20
WEALTH IN SWAMP LANDS.
Millions OF Rich Acres which onl.
Require Proper Drainage.

Millions OF Rich Acres which onls
Require Proper Drainage.
Irrigation has 50 thoroughly demon
strated its utility that It's advocates
are no longer prophets crying In TIT
wilderness vatply Tor appropriations
which Will make Il blossom as the
rose. Millions Of dollars have been
spent and millions more will be
spent By the government TO render
vast arid regions capsule OF supporting
a dense population against the time
when the naturally fertile portions Of
the country shall i've grown too mar
Tow for the Increasing numbers OF the
American people.
Yet, while VIC are pouring money like
the water u engineers are seeking
70 conserve into the reclamation works
In the deserts OF the west, we are ne
glect!ng a Geld OF agricultural In.
provcmcnt much nearer 10 the great
eSntcrs OF consumption. Scattered
throughout the eastern, middle west
ern, Gulf and Mississippi! valley states
are something Ike 100. 900 900 acres OF
swamp land, natural reservoirs OF fer.
t.iy IL they were only drained "A pro-
cess which IN most cases would be
cheaper than the work usually required
for irrigation projects. Illinois has
100000 acres Of swamp land. M!chi.
gan 100000, Minnesota from 100000
To 100000. and there are vast areas In
New Jersey and Virginia. The Ever.
glades OF Florida. II drained. as n
gincers say they might be. would yield
100000 acres OF tillable land.
The stccnerson bill, which has been
under consideration by congress. advo.
Gates appropriations for the retaining
OF these lands similar TO those which
have been voted Cor irrigation pur.
poses In the west. 4 Virginia repre-.
sentative introduced Q bill providing
Tor the use o. 100000 OF the !rr!ga.
ton fund for the drainage OF the Dis.
NAL Swamp. In Minnesota the state
appropriation tor. drainage Is $4,000 a
year, and some good Is being accom-.
pl!shed. but the state drainage engineer
urges that. Ia order to do effective
work. Il be increased TO 100000 in.
nually. Two million acres belonging
to the state might be drained. be says,
at an expense OF $3.50 an acre. and the
result would be to add 100000 "a
the value OF these lands, while 5000.
900 acres under private ownership
would be benefited by the state bitches
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-20

Jan Hublesk si koupil now
stroll m drolenf horny.
v sfoi Mstieje Welils 50 Dude
odbyvat phi svstovlclsvske sls,-
nosti skvslS pies. Hudbu obsts
RI Tiboski kapels.
A. ]. No,Gk minuly ,yden po-
fil troehu hro.en VIVA . eehot
nasledkem uesafiti dostal silnou
horeeku. Byl povolan Dr.. Bli,ek
jens nu poskytl lekaFskS pomcci
q "a krktko Anton byl moeen Pow
stat . lcfka.
N6s'edkem Vystavy kornoveho
Palace, dine "a az do 30 zaff, ma
Chicago, Milwaukee draze. Polo
vienf jizdne tam ! zpet re vsech
castf jiznf Dakoty. Lfstky budou
na prodej kazdodenne cd "a az 20
zatf. o dalsi Sc pfihlaste u mist
niho jednatele teto drahy.
Nasledkem rozpusteni ~spoleenic
tvi We firme Bouska & Hubal lie
kazdy, jenz dluhuje te,o firme, IA
dan by sve ucty nejdele do Tho Ri
ma 1905, zapravil. Toto jest pos
lednf VIVA, a dcty nezapravene
do Tho budou vykolektovSny pray
nikem. Bouska & Hubal.
Jan Koeer, ST., byl ranen n It.
viei y pondeli po prave strane.
Byl povolan d.. Blizek. ienE pro-
ievil obavu te .aehyst by Sc me-
hl opakovat. We stfedu jej nav.
stivil velp. Bouska q zaopatfil jej
sv. svatostmi, v obavs te by mohl
nzhle skonat.
Ffisti neislf Sc Dude odbyvat
skvsIy v5let do ashrady los. ".
bornyho, a mile severne cd Tato
ra. ienz poiada e~Ienstvo spo' ku
Hvszda ZG,sdu. z. {. B. ]. IIud
ba cd T&borske kapely, v pAdu
spatntho rotasf. vSlet sc vSneeha
q v sini Matt. W.lfla Sc Dude cd
byvat taneeni zsbava.
Minulou sobo.u sem By 10 do
praveno IS kar dobytla "a krms
Of nasleiovue: BIatfi rorrelee.
We /, . Platte q 4 Ipswich; Harri
son BraiFi 4 Z Geddes; A. ]. Ab.
bolt ; z Geddes. . r., Busse l ,
Geddes. Ma iieh sem jesN by,
doprsveno IS, Get d~oznaeujs. he
nasi do ytkafi Sc eipi,
Minulou stfe1u, v k~stoliekem
chTamu Tyndall tyli sezdani
velp. Leheekou Lewis Krsl Sc oil.
Katefinou Weiaovou. OdpIls'
dns novomaniele odjeli do Stan
ley okresu. kdeE vlastni dive etvrl
sekce pozemku. Pfsnf Ste /
vseeh pfstel Q spamyeh ie dopro'
vSxelo do Iejich noveho domovs.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-20

SWh DseSoosh sSukss 'ss
cd r.. TotuSky pro Fesnfchy Il.
vod jeho otee.
RI. Fordyee.ovs. jenE dli M
nkvSisve u syus, Charlie. byla 20
vfElivG nemocnk teuto t5den.
]. w. Hruska saslal kkru Ir:-
sat do Sioux City minuly rktsk,
. jel Sc tam TEE podfvst.
DR.. FormSnka Seska hofk& ma
prodej We vsech 'zdejsfch hostin-
cfch. Zkuste j pro zdravi.
P~fi2ravte Sc ma svatovaelavs
kou slsvnost IA druhy tyden . phi
jtdte do Tfbora IA ten den.
B rstff Gleiehove jseu oynf no
tow britt iornu. Kdo by polite.
bovsl jejieh piAes neebr ie uvede-
mi.
Edward Blrtik jent byl sde 20
nejskou dobu nkvstevou u v. ].
Wsguers. sc vratil domd do Chi
esga We etvrtek.
v. 5. Petffk. jenE eele leto po.
mshal synovi ma farms hlite Lake
Andes pfiiel domo Y sobetu M
nSvstevu. Odjede tam zas na mia
cent.
veskerou zednickou pr6ci della
Vino Kubovec. Je dovedntm zed
nikem, nebot pracoval pc mnoho
let v Cedar Rapids. Iowa, a kakdy
smele mt maze svefit praci v jeho
oboru.
Frant. Masst vykoupil podfl We
frms Hsnsl . Mssat cd Jana
Hsn.la q Dude Cd nyneiska Hdit
obchod sam. Je vyueenym fez
nfkem 9 Czech a odzorueuie Sc do
pfizns o%beeenstva.
Patrick Mcdonald q rodina sc
uastshovali do domu. jena byval
obydlen Jos. simsnem, a ktery
nyni vlastnf Jan Matuska. Jeho
dsti Ellen . Ksrel budou nayste.
vovat skolu sv. VAelava.
Josef Hakl tyl siednsn by
hrAl 9 Kspelou Bouzevou v Ar
mour tento tsden. Josef ie nads
uSm hudebnikem, a kdj by dostsl
patti .ene skoly hudebui stall by sc
q usi InameniiS hudsbaik.
vyueoyani sc skole sv. VScla'
va bylo sahsjeno v Ponjeli toho'
to tydne 8 poetem S. zaka. Do
posud point price idrtu,s iics
mnoho cd nav%stevovani cd poeat
ku. Potet jent 20 nypi strsvujs
We skole je 10, ale stale Sc nov
blast.
Jcs.f Novotpy, Fr. Kortan. FIR
Glynn, Will Gym, A. ]. Cole
Jifi Trunee, J. A Wagner. ]. F
Kostel q Robert vsuk 8 deastnil
sc sjezdu denokraticktho v Tyn
d all v dl,ry. CO delsgsti tehot'
precinktu.
Pc dlouhem boil politickem, ]
E Price zvitezil mad ]. Holma
uem v kouvepei ienk Sc odbSvsl
v Yankton vetsinou 4 hlaso. HI
so bylo vrEeno 81 pro Holman.
a IS pro Price COZ jest dobrSu
msftkem 10 obA byli popularuI
mi mezi voliei toho oEresu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-20
DoMAcf zPRAvY.

noviny We etvrtek.
Sestrs. NJ. KlGra byla Y T. o.
dali vs etvriek.
Nantel0m Fred K%siserovym sc
narodil hoIik v dtery.
RI J. r. Horaeka byla Y Tyn
dali "a nivItSvs Y dtery.
RI. ]. v. Wsguera byla v Le..
t~ervills m nivBtsvs ' neisli.
A. ]. Novik kuruie vesksrcu
drnbeE . platf - ns dobrou cenu.
j. F. Rada, st., byl v Tyndall
pondsli ua navstsvs.
Psivnik Skoblik . Josef Olivia .
Tyndsli byli SIDE v pondeli.
Ian Homer saslsl kiru pskn5eh
vspto do Sioux City minulf p&tek.
I. A. Dvofkk q r. X. Mkt byli
Tyndall "a obehodni salesitost!
pondelf.
v. ]. Wagner a Edward Bartfk
byli ' L~ssterville v nedelf M nav.
stEsG.
A. J. Nov&k della veskerou prS
ci klempitskou, jake jsou korytka
ma stfechy q pod.
MarSai LestervillskS Frank Ro
kosek byl sds v poudsli n iistou
sil.Eitosti. . pfedplatil 81 ma dal.
rok M noviny.
Brstff PetFfkove ueiuili spojsni
mestskou vodArnou . budou v
j.jieh p~ovcsniekem Iavodu uaivas
msstskou vodu.
Prokop ns roury iimis Dude ve-
da yedens do nspiiedla. isou jif
vykopane. Q vbrzku Sc dohotovf J
koryto.
JiH Pt&k. Al. Jezewski Josef
Skorpik se . deistnili sjerdu repu
b~likAnskeho v Tyndall v dterS. js
koE,o delegiti . tohoto precinktu.
vas dunn pottebuje bit obarven
Nejlepsi prSci barvitskou della ia
mes Cecil "a ceny n~ejnitsf. Do
piste mu do hotelu Taborskeho.
FIR. Glynn sc vritil v pondsl'
70 sve eesty v severnf eAsti stktr
kdeE kupoval nevykrmspy DOLBY
tex.
Jan hostel prodsva uhlf vsehc
druhu We sklade McCsull-W Web
ster a zvlSstnf p~ozornost venujt
tenn, kdoz mali mlatici stroje.
Fredim sveho hfebee. cerns,
bflou lysyuou. Plnokrevn!
Percheron. ProiAv&m jei prots
te jseu jiE star c neehei Sc 9 MIN
Esbyvst. Jan Haurl, Tabor S. d.
Meri tsmi jenE Sc 8 d:sstnil
f.iru Sioux City minuly tSdet
by'i pI. ]. p. Wallace. 81. Ros'
Novkkova. v. ]. Wagner a Ed
ward Bsrtik.
Josef Psksf pfiiel domu Q AvoI
minulou sobotu kdet p~rseovsl
.r~ejeoyskem z&7odu ]. Monoke
no 20 dobu prardnin. Bnd
OF Ct ma, stsvovst skolu sv. Vaels
va.
V Yankton Dude odbyvan pod
zimni karneval cd IL do 22ho zafi
vselikere vyrazeni a zSeavy pr
Gcastniky. Zvlastnf vlaky a sni
zene jizdne.
Josef Hubal prodava Interns
tional krmeni pro dobytek a drb
bez; liniment ma rdny dobyteai
lex proti dSchsvienosti koni, IL
proti eerv1m a spateni zvany Ca
cule". Tyto lsky jsou osvedeen
kazdy je zna, proto by byl
xbytecne je chvSlit. Chyalf s
samy sebou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-20

Frantiska Blahova pfiiala mis-.
to slu2ky v demacnosti Vaclavs
R~ysavSho.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-01
THE eRuNDY RESOLUTIONS.

Text Of the Platform Adopted-Pri-
mary Law Demanded.
Special to mes-Republican.
Grundy Center, May 1.-THE text of
the resolutions adopted by the repub-
lican county convention yesterday
read:
BE 1t, by the republicans of Grundy
county in convention assembled. re-
solved: That we declare our alleg-
lance to the principles of republican,
ism as set forth In the last national
platform of the party and as eNemplified
by such leaders as President Roosevelt,
Senator LaFollette and Governor Cum
Minis. That we heartily endorse the
administration Of President Roosevelt
in every particular and especially be-
cause Of the fight he Is making against
the law-defying trusts and corpora
lions which, In many parts of the coun-
try, are wrestling from the masses
the substance of government. That
we commend our senator's and repre-
sentatives in Congress because of their
efforts in behalf of legislation intended
to clothe the interstate commerce
commission with power to protect the
public against unjust and eXhorbitant
railway rates.
THAT our delegates to the congress
sional convention are instructed to vote
for the denomination of Hon. Robert
G Cousins
THAT in Governor Albert B. Cum
minis, Iowa has courageous and up
right executive who is not dominated
by an special interest but is alike the
servant of all the people and all in
terests of the state. His administration
has been clean. able and free from ev-
cry form of graft. He has not lent
either his name or influence to any get
rich quick scheme. or in any manner
prostituted his high-office- for personal
gain. He was ~ original advocate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-01
WEBSTER COUNTY GALL
Convention Select Delegates to
State Convention to Be
Held May 90
THE JuDeEsHIP CONTEST is ON
Two Candidates l. Abide by the De-
eision of the Primaries in Fl. Dodge
and Only One Candidate Will be
Put Forth at tho judicial convon-
tion--other ,ewo.
special to Tin1es-Republicar.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge. May 1.-The republican
Webster county central committee at
a meeting held in this city Monday
afternoon, issued a call for the county
convention, which will be held in Fort
Dodge May 90. The county convention
will select twenty three delegates for
the Judicial convention which will be
held in Iowa Falls June IL, and twen-
tythree delegates for the state con-
vention,, which viii be held in Des
Moines, August !.
On account OF the fact that there
are two Fort Dodge lawyers. Mayor
William l. Chantlanh and Senator r.
Nj. Wright, asking support from this
delegation to the judicial convention,
1t has been asked that in all precincts
where there are contests, tho system
of choosing delegates be by secret bal
lott The arrangement for this has
been agreed to In this city and will
pfobably be followed In the county.
The county committee also requests
that at least five days notice shall be
given for all caucuses. to do away with
jail suspicion of unfairness. The con-
,vention will be held in the armory
and will be attended by 23S delegates.
1t is understood that the two cam
didates for the judgeship will leave
their candidacy in the hands of the
Fort Dodge voters and that the one
carrying the city shall be given the
solid vote of the county.