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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-10
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

Morning what Is Your Life?''s evening
'.signs Of His Coming
FoUhTH-Rey, q. II Holt. Morning. 1.-THE
the s'o Land Parsed q Thesins and Lying
evening, Iona How Scotland Was Evangel-
rI !ssai " B. Riley. Morning. ..rhe
Church at Smyrna OF the Second Eotstle in
Rsve1ation evening DO Souls Sleep Until
shi@ar academy q the University q ohieago
God" sunday, March IS. the, new pastor,
rRE z haffs i r r. K w Marnnr
farewell sermon on .Individnai Responsible
ity'' no evening service. Christian Elideavor
TRiNITY-Rev. Latham A. Crandall Morning,
s Teaching Of Jesus SIN and
mssss6 yENuE ohesgo and thirty
second streetl-tev, J. H., Conant. Morning,
. The Light Of the World; evening Saved by
UNITARIAN.
F1nsT.Rev; p; Stanton Hodgtn Morning
NAzASlTH Norwegian. Rev. Amandus Nor
tian Pulpit; evening. lecture on .The Early
If e n fodeh p hbea y seies THE
NAZARETH ANNEX C.. A. r. hall, Twentieth
avenue and Washington N)--The pastor being
! absent, there will be service by reading of
sermon Of Kristofer Janson. Sunday schoo
| at 1U:15 am. ~
UNlVERSALlST.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Dr Joseph K
Mason. Morning, "Our Inheritance and GU
| Calling: evening, This Do.' The Lentel
| vespers at 1880 furnish pleasant and inspir
ing Sunday evening special musical pro
ALL soULS'-Rev. William H. Ryder Morn
. ing, Character and Conduct" Sunday schoo
| . - IN. Y P. G. U. 9 pm. f. E
FUTILE MEMORIAL-Rev. B. B. Gibbs o
Wausau, Wis, morning and evening
4 LUTHERAN.
ST. MARK's-Rev. John Keehley. Morning
"The Triumph of True Faith; evening 'Sor
Prosperity Service conducted by Rev. G
H. Trabert DID,, of Salem English Luthera
church. Special Lenten service Thursda
evening, March IS; subject, The All-Impor
ant Question: - - -, - -. .=s.' H.
AUGUSTANA Corner Seventh street and Ele,
: enth avenue S)-Rev. G. J. Petri. Morning
/ 'The Necessity of Prayer and Fasting in tt
r Life Of Christian Text. Mark 9:14-9
, Evening, 'Christ Slain in the House of II
Friends Swedish Sunday school at 1911
and English Sunday school at am. Missic
: and prayer meeting at pm. g.,
Morning, s.The Triumph of True FAITH; eve
ing. ''Soul Prosperity sermon by Rev. G.
Trabert. ID.
BETHLEHEM-Rev. N. B. Thvedt servic
morning by Rev. Mr.. Thvedt; evening Englis
service Mr.. Neryig of the U. c. senaina
will speak. English and Norwegian Sund.
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add interest.
A Growing Business In the Northwest
and an Expanding Company.

The grain commission brokerage Dusl-
ness of the Twin Cities has increased
wonderfully within the last seven years
and one Of the most progressive firms IN
Commission Co., which was Incorporated
at the beginning of the present year,
and which is successor to that of A. J..
Cummings, who established the present
business in the Twin Cities in 1928, and
by personal attention and energetic ex,
ecutive ability along conservative and
honest lines, has succeeded in establish
ing the largest private wire system IN
the Northwest, the firm s wires extend
ing through Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Wisconsin and Manitoba.
The firm owns memberships on all the
leading Grain Exchanges and are mem.
bers Of the Minneapolis Chamber OF
Commerce, Winnipeg Grain Exchange
and Duluth Board of Trade, also cor
respondents of prominent firms VIII
Eastern Exchange connections.
The Cummings Commission Co. mlllers
account is without doubt the largest OF
any firm in the business, as their private
wire system reaches all prominent mill
ing centers, giving country mlllers ane
customers the markets and news per
tanning thereto as quickly and accurate
ly as enjoyed by the active trader OF
the "Floor' of the Exchanges. .
While the principal business Of thi
firm is done on the Minneapolis Cham
Der Of Commerce, where they have tW'
| offices, their main office is located II
St. Paul, on the ground floor Of the Dis
patch Building, where Mr.. A. ). Gum
mings personally oversees the execution
of all deals. 49,.
This firms "Pit Traders are knows
to be among the keenest and quickes
on the floor, where quickness and &C
curacy count so much. The Cumming
weekly market letter is eagerly watche
for by the trade and reprinted by prom
inent grain trade papers, which is
guarantee of its reliability. Anothe
Feature this firm gives attention to
Mr. ab E Fid MssRhyw eSRlss
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SPRING JOBBING TRADE
TT RUNS WE'LL AHEAD OF LAST
YEAR-BUsINEss REPORTS IA
WORKABLE. '

New York. March To- radstreet's today
says ''Spring 1obbing trade is active
ever, exceeding last year at nearly all markets.
Winter wheat crop reports are excellent; prices,
except of some country products. wheat and
-four among breadstuffs, and bleached cotton
goods. show notable strength, and building actlv-
tty, which is of large volume, goes on without
break. Offering opening for labor employ
ment rarely if ever before witnessed. ~ =
Industry is active and mills, furnaces and
factories all pushed to fill deliveries, but
new business for far-of account say next ran
and spring of next year, Is rather SLOW TO pre-
sent itself pending future trade and crop de-
velopment. Money is rather firm as whole. oe-
mand being active in regular trade lines.
Collections are irregular, backward in the south
because of cotton holding, and fair to good IN
the north and west Clearngs heavily exceed
a year ago, itself a, period Of large trade All
signs point to large retail business FOR spring
and summer. developing earlier than usual
Business failures in the United States 1or
the week ending March 8 number 1T against
$50 last week. 100 in the like week OF 1900
200 in 1904, 176 in 1908 and 224 in 1902
Failures In Canada for the week NUMBERED
q as against so last week and 40 In this WeeE
q year ago. -,
Wheat, including flour exports from tht
United States and Canada for the week enaet
March are 3 563 9S3 bushels against 2,ooo,t q
last week 1,2S5, 956 this week last year, ,eo4,
$50 in 1904 and 1926, 706 in 1908. From July
to date the exports 81 ,142.5o5 bushels agalns
"a T0S.369 last year, llO,S2f,olo III 1oVt AIN
166. O42. 030 in 1908
Corn exports for the week are 2a94 40 ousn
els against 3.767. 063 last week, 1867 yea
ago 2Oo6,S $40 in 1904 and S.25I 900 In 1913
From July | to date the exports of corn ar
sS017167 bushels against As, 229,957 In 1900
20, 967 ,091 i'll 1904 and 37,749, 3o4 i'll 1913 -.
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school and John W. Arctander's Bible class
meets at 1910 pm
oas q bfs M eSsnns
1.-The Shepherd Is smitten and the Sheep Are
TRINITY GERMAN-Rev, Frederic sieyers
Morning, practical Lessons in the School of
Faith; evening. Rev. b. Ross, sermon in
English.
EPISCOPAL.
GETHsEMANE-Rev. Irving p. johnson. Morn
ing Except Man BE Born of Water and of
tile Spirit He Cannot Enter Into the Kingdom
Of Heaven; evening, Duties OF the Chris
ST. MARKS PRo.cArHEDRAL-Mor $3.50,
holy communion; 1890, morning service and
sermon by Vicar Haupt; 1880 pm, organ
recital; 7:45 pm, evensong and sermon by
ST. M aAlrnEw's corner Fillmore street and
Twenty-hfth avenue) -Rev. James Trimble
sHenns knadom shor
ST. PAUL's Corner Franklin and Bryant ave-
nues)-Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston. rec
tor. Holy communion, am; Sunday school,
9:45 am: service and sermon by the rector,
ALL sAhNr syee caThoa ss1s clinton avenue
! Rev. George H. Thomas. Morning, s, holy
commmunion; 1880, morning prayer and ser
evening prayer and sermon by Rev. G. I'D.
/ gar Haupt; 4:4b pm., service every day in
ST, THOMAS MISSION Corner Ninth street and
Fifth avenue s)Morning, o. holy commu
nion; 8 pm, Sunday school and confrma
4 ton Glass; pm, evening prayer and special
musical program.
HOLY TRIN1TY-Rev. Stuart B. Purves Morn
ing, $780, holy communion: 1920. service ant
sermon by Rev. F. A. McElvaire; evening
1.-THE Church of Our Race second in serie.
Of 'some, Of the Glories of the Episcopa
Church." -.... ..'. .- =.
GRACE CHURCH CORNER Twenty fourth stree
| and Sixteenth avenue S)-Rev. Andrew Stowe
non t oc s ss5sees cnoo ad ho
evening service at 1880. Lenten service
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m, Friday 4 PIN. 4
CHRIST CHURCH (944O Blaisdell avenue)-
Rev. Andrew D. Stowe. Holy communion a
8 am, service at~1O30, Sunday school a
1915; evening service at 1880: Lenten serv
ices Wednesday, pm, Friday, 7:45 pm
Bishops committee meeting Monday, pm
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
ALL MISUNDERSTANDING, Matter
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVENUE cHRIsT1AN-Rev. l.. N
, Waterman. Services both morning and ever
CATHOLIC.
: ST. CHARLEs-Rev. ]. NJ. Cleary. Morning
! 1.-THE Happiness of Heaven; evening, "a
Honest Man. Masses at $780, and 1913
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
: FIRsT-Rev. F. R. Plantikow. Morning. ''E,
j. cuses"; evening, mot Ear from the KIM
dom" Revival meetings will continue a
week. .... -
MISCELLANEOUS. "]
y PEoPLE's-Rev. G. L. Morrill,. Morning, 30,
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, Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
f ssaluse E3ehange, corrected up to IL M,
BuTTER-creameries, extras, per lb. 2ec;
c per da ri AH EXTRAS ae
snd esn1 rss &c., dairss seconds &c., rolls
ladies', trsts sweets, 15c; seconds, 13c: packing
st9 S5cd fresh, sweet, 1ac; state held, 1oc.
per case, ss25; current receipts, No. l, candled,
doz. 12c; fresh, drties, candled, case, $50;
ssifs or ats fsas1 cured para
d fss or unparalleled, 1a@18!sc; fancy, new,
12s sh9ice .s cured paraf5ned Of
Or mats a4e enoiee twins Or st; ~
l4c; choice, 1a7s isc; Of grades. 1o@11 Hc;;
S or 5e o
IL, 1sc; No 2, ~ @12e: Of grades, s@4e s
grades, 9@11c; fancy block, lac; choice block.
11@12c; of grades, s@1oc; pultost, No. l, s7ac;
D1 grades, 5@sc; primost, No. l, &c; off grades,
lbs: s. IS yellow, per 100 lbs SIS; valencia,
CABBAGE-Per lb, homegrown. 2iac calitor-
MI: per lb; Sc;
Te sS4A naIsa : carrots. aos SIC; car
cots per bu, 75c; celery, California. per doz,
ST. Sei oz ss Egg Per psn dos ST. gsr
s. 50; mint 46c ont onions t' green. home grown.
eoe; parsley dos, aoe; pieplant b, &c; pop,
pers, green, per basket, s5c; radishes, round.
bu. 81; watercress doz. Soc; horseradish ID, Sc:
new beets, doz, 81; tomatoes. six-basket crate.
HoNEY-Extra fancy white. LIB sections,
15e; farey white, lib sections. lac: choics
white, lib sections 1oc; amber, 1sc; goldenrod,
poTAToEs-carlots sacked: Byrbanks. bg,
ssFiots sseksd' b. tse small i9i lots, SC more
saIss Ky ss ss5 s55ce sss s'
navy, s1;ao choice navy, 81 :e5; medium navy
s.; mixed, fair to sood, s1:So@1.75; Lima
California, per lib. exc.
se 1se oms' iee tsln gean,
toms, l1@12c culls, s@1oc: chickens. springs
fancy 49, s, springs fair to good 1o@11c hens
heads off. 18c; ducks fair to good lie: geese
fancy heads of. 11@12sc; geese. fair to good
LIVE POULTRY -. Boosters, &c; hens, lie
P e hn 1a e d9e
PIGEoNs-Tame. live. young or old, doz, 81
7s OF Ses sns sid
unstable. i,
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy, s@shc; veal
fair to good. 7@71ac: veal, small and over
weight ,495c mutton, fancy, 6@7c; mutton
thin and overweight. 4@5c; lambs. yearlings
choice to fancy, 10c; thin OF overweight, 4@6c
A' EAS GS4se: punches s25o@275; larg
punches, s2@2.25; medium punches, 81 5o@1 Il
DRIED PEAS-Yellow. fancy, bu. $50; vel
low, medium $1.25; green, fancy, S1.50; greer
medium. $1.16; marrowfat, $780, NJ ~ -:
GRAPE FRUlT-Flortda, box, $500. g..
ORANGES-California navels, So. 25@3. 5o.s 4
LEMONS-Californa. 3O0s. fancy, 81 %; $50.
fancy, 81; choice, So. 5O@375. r>aE m
LES-Russets, per brl, Sc; Roman Beauty
per BRIL- $3.50; Ben Davis, brl, 5.50@6; Norther
Spies brl, $616.50; iona thans, S6.5O0n7; King
Sc; Tallman Sweets. s.. so; Greetings, So; Ball
wins, $5.50@6; Bellfowers bu box, S1,750I.
Gano box. s.. 25@2.5o. - 55$s5ss 80
RAPEs-.-Malagas heavy weight. keg, s7.5t
medium weight. keg, ST.
sTRAWBERRIEs-Per quart. 5oasoc
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RESIGNATION REFUSED
United States Commissioner Finds He
Cannot Leave Position.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.--United States commits
soners in South Dakota. who recently have
discovered that their official position disqualtfes
them from engaging in the real estate business
or from conducting money loanlng business,
will not easily be able to relinGuish their COM
missionerships.
J. d. Keller of Gregory county, one of the
best known of the United States commissioners
in the state recently rendered his resignation of
the office to Judge Garland of the United States
court In this city However, Judge Garland mas
de clined to accept the resignation, and in let
ter to Commissioner Keller says the commission
was issued for term Of four years. and that
Judge Garland accordingly declines to accept the
resignation SO long as the commissioner continues
to conduct the duties of his position In proper
manner.
Mr.. Keller therefore Will continue to act %
commissioner, but under the rules OF the de-
partnlent of the interior he will be prohibited
| from receiving any business in connection with
the United States land office for the dis
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THE METAL MARKET,

New York. March 1o.--The London tin market
was Irregular, with spot 5s higher and futures
Is Cd lower at e 16+ It's Sd and s164 IS re.
speetivey The local market was quiet, with
spot quoted at $36@362O.
Copper closed at & 10 los for spot, and e7s IS
for futures in the London market. Locally no
change was reported. Lake is quoted at
SIC. 311a @1S.35; electr~Etic at $1s.12A @1850
and casting at $1S@1S.25.
Lead unchanged at &15 los In London,
and at $5.35I545 in the New York market.
quoted at 49s and Cleveland warrants also 4Ss
Locally the market quiet. No. 1 foundry
northern is quoted at S1S.25@19.35; No. z
southern at $1S.25 @1S.75, and No. 2 foundry
southern at $1775@1S.25.
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SUIT OVER DITCH SURVEY
County Brings Action Against Petition
ers at Albert Lea.

ALBERT LEA. MINN.-Another echo of the
attempt Of few years ago to have the big
ditch that is to drain much land In the toWll7
ships of Riceland Moscow and Geneva con.
structed is heard in the action Of the county
against p. D. Mcmillan ct al. for $500 and
interest for several years, being money paid
out by the county in the preliminary work
After the ditch proposition was abandoned the
petitioners declined to pay the expenses incurred
# will make an interesting action and County
Attorney Skinner is preparing for vigorous.
prosecution 81 5ass
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500 Line Change Of Time March 4th.

500 Line Change Of Time March 4th.
On the above date the following
new trains "a lm 90 into service:
Train 1O7, "The Pacific Coast Ex-
press will leave at 1905 am. instead
The sfCanada Express will leave at
$40 pm. instead Of $3.50 pm, from the
Milwaukee station.
The new train to Bismarck, N. D.,
tThe Dakota Express will leave at
$40 am. from local station The Can
ada Express will run daily, beginning
March 5th.s -. + II. $780,.
Passengers should note, that trains
1918 will make no local stops between
the twin cities and Hankinson, except
South Haven, Glenwood and Fairmont
| Trains 103-104-l05 and 100 will dc
the local work. No changes are sched
uled east bound on Nos. and 8, nor fol
1.-THE "Manitoba Express.
For further particulars call at ticket
| office, 119 Third street S. r
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Celestial Visitors; (grand opera Victor talk
ings machine records evening. s'YeHow
Pulpitism.n Clarinet solo by Oscar Ring
3 wall. Organ recital and male quartet.
ADVENT OHRIsTIAN-Rev. Murra Morning,
THE Holy !, Spirit an Important Factor
In Our Salvation: evening, The Eject Upon
the Bible of the Religious Awakening of the
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries"
BAND OF PEACE-Eyening service. 7:30 PM
Mrs Lowell speaker: 1.-The Miracle OF the
Five Loaves and Two Fishes Mrs. Peake.
sPIAITUALIsT-The Children's Progressive
Lyceum meets at 2:30 D.m. at l. o.. o. +.
hail. corner Of Fourth street and Central
SPIRITUAL sisI,TS RESEARCH soc1ETY-Miss Alice
Wickstrom. Morning, service at II am, who
Was the Originator of Socialism,?
PROGRESSIVE EOCIETY-Eyening service, 9
pm. Mrs. Talcott, speaker, and subject Will
be taken from the audience. Mrs. 5. N.
MOTH 5a%R SIDE soo1ETY-Evening service at
2:3O pm. Henry Hegdahl, speaker Mrs
| Paul Beuler messages.
| NEW THOUGHT LYCEUM-Address by Ruth
! B. Ridges Morning, 1.-THE Ideal and the
Mani; 10 am, children's hour and study
NEW THOUGHT SPIRITUAL SOCIETY pr
Afterglow.''' Mrs. Frances Wheeler gives
pE soiPit iMsfisss1oN-superintendent c. H
| Sweat 4 pm, childrens meeting; Edwin
Philips, MD. Evening. revival meeting.
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MEETS DEATH IN MINE
Mule Drivers Head Crushed by Gage
g. 5 in Shaft.

BUTTE, MoNT.-while attempting to board
an ascending cage at the /. 10O-foot level OF the
Diamond mine, James Finley, mule skinner,
those on the cage not to attempt to board It.
but disregarded their warning, and jumped.
His head was caught between the top OF the cage
and the station set and crushed to pulp. The
body fell into the skip and was carried to the
top where the skip was dumped automatically,
the body falling On the dump heap and thus
giving notice to those above that an accident
had happened. ..=- sAazfs
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American National. Bank.
Capital National Bank. 80.
First National Bank -.
Merchants National Bank.
National German-American
Bank ....... ............
st. Paul National Bank.
Observation-Disclosures Bank,
Second National Bank. 80.
State Bank
Northwestern Trust Com
Z pany ....................
Minnesota Transfer Railway.
first 5s. 1915.
Minnesota Transfer Railway
Company, first IS. 1916.
Security Trust Company.
st. Paul Union. Depot Com
pany, first IS. 1880. -
Union Depot Company, con-
+, sol. 5s. 1914. 49,. :.
Union Depot Company, con-
sol. As, 1914. go.
interstate investment Irust
American Light & Traction
Company preferred $50.
American Light g. Traction
Company common 49,.
st. Paul >. Gaslight Company
LIST 6s, 1915 81
st. Paul Gaslight Company
St. Paul Gasight Company
general IS of 1914.
st. Paul Gaslight Company
LIST cons. IS Of 1918 -.
| st. Croix Power Company
1st 5s. 1929 ...........
Pioneer Press Company
common tpar 500
Pioneer Press Company
preferred fpar 500
West Publishing Company
). common
+ West Publishing Company
preferred ........
Tbbs. Hutchings & Co.,
/ preferred ...:.t..:.
|! Tibbs. Hutchings & Co.
comman
| Superior Water, Light &
! Power Co.
Superior Water, Light &
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HIDES, PELTs, FURs, ETC.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET By THE NORTH
11rrsnrrpM IIfnra a I1r1. 90

Nothing new to report on hides or furs. The
market is steady and all goods in fair demand
at revised prices recently made. Shippers OF
hides are warned that hides are. likely to faint
and hairslip In transit, thereby becoming No.
unless properly salted Skunk and mink are fad.
ing unusually fast, owing to- the mild weather,
and skunk are already shedding somewhat, suf-
fciently to become No. 2 In some cases. Spring.
and faded and shedding furs will not bring No.
l prices.
HIDES. PELTs, FURs. ETC.
No. 1. No. 2,
Green salted cured steer hides over
W los .1lA AVA
Green sailed heavy COW hides, over
Green salted light hides. under 60 lbs .1oA 9A
Green salted light hides. branded. ..10A 9A
Green sailed bulls, stays, oxen or .e5
work steers -: .,...::.....:.;. on 81
Green sailed long haired kips to
20 los ...!Of4 20
Green salted veal calves, s to Is lbs. .13A liz
Green sailed deacons,- under lbs,
eacn $3.50. ~ oo
| Green Or frozen hides. 1Ac less than green
| sailed. >.s,: . :: p. ..sz e ~ r. -
| Horse and mule hides. large. each. SO. 90 ST.
Horse and mule hides medium. $50. 2.S5 1.Ss
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If you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carter g
Little Liver Pills and take some COM
fort. A man cant stand everything.
One pill dose. Try them.
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BANK CLEARINGS

New York March 1O.-The following, table
eomniled NV Bradstreet. shows the bank clear,
sngs at the principal cities for the week endeG
March s. with the percentage OF increase ana
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year. ~.
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Git-La Grippe ia rational treatment
for colds. It kills the grippe germ.
Cures in one day. All druggists. 25c.s
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$ Git-ha Grippe cures the worst cold in
d day. It contains the proper remedies
to kill the grippe germ. No quinine. Zoe.
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Do you swear "at' your rubbers7
Wear Foot-Schulze Glove brand-you II
swear Hbv'' them. All dealers.
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CHICAGO HIDE MARKET


small; other goods are in proportion. For other
furs not quoted prices are about the same as
last year.
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to 12 NJ,
Saturday, March TO-
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DIR. McLAUGHLIN: Chicago. Ill.
Dear Sr:-In answer to your letter must
say that your Electric Belt has cured me.
I will gladly recommend it to any who
is run down and nervous It is worth its
weight in gold. Yours truly,
j. H. DE KIP, $50 Orleans, st.
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Prices are for the street market in small lo
and the country market in car lots. >. 80
- STREET MARKET. = s.i.t "a.
tad f,11
, 1906-02-10

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., new YORK.
, 1906-02-10
SPECIAL PROGRAM AT
UNIVERSITY VESPERS

A special vesper service will be
held at the university auditorium at
1880 Sunday afternoon, the occasion
being observed by all the colleges and
universities in the country. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Violin solo-Prof. Henry Merz.
Solo-Mrs. l.. w. Trumbull.
Trio-Misses Laura Lee, Anne Reid
and Grace Peabody.
Readings from Living Poets-Dr. f.
M. Tisdel, president of the university.
The meeting will be entirely free
and the general public is invited to be
present.
, 1906-02-10

Captain and Mrs. Heavey are new
members of the East End Whist club,
which played Wednesday evening with
, 1906-02-10
A Habit to Be ENCOURAGED.

The mother who has acquired the
habit of keeping on hand a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saves
herself a great amount of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs, colds and Group,
10 which children are susceptible are
quickly cured by its use. 1t counter.
acts any tendency of a cold to result in
pneumonia, and if given as soon as the
first symptoms of Group appear, it will
prevent the attack. This remedy con
tains nothing injurious and mothers
give it to little ones with a feeling OF
perfect security. Sold by the Eggles.
ton Drug company.
, 1906-02-10
Really Good
Things to Eat

Are made with Royal Baking Powder
bread, biscuit, cake, rolls, mullins,
crusts, and all the various pastries re-
curing a l%eavening or raising agent.
Risen with Royal Baking Powder,
all these foods are superlative1y light,
sweet, tender, delicious and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder is the greatest
of time and labor saver to the pastry
cook. Besides, it economies -four.
butter and eggs, and, best of all, makes
the food more digestible and healthful.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co, new yosv
, 1906-02-10

bouncing Betty" the novelty two
step, by Carlton ]. Balfour, the blind
boy composer, is making a hit all over
the country. 1t was recently published
by j. w. Jenkins Sons of Kansas City.
1t is written in a lively march tempo,
bright, fascinating, every strain a
haunting bit of melody.