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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05
SENATORS sURPRIsgp.

They Unanimously Agreed. Hewsvsv.
20 Hsss psnross's Rssoicssen Reed.
Washington. Dec. 4.--surprise III up
the faces Of the senators when Mr..
Penrose injected into the formal open.
ing ceremony OF that body Monday q
resolution OF inquiry addressed to the
president regarding the discharge Of
the three companies OF negro soldiers
OF the Twenty-fifth infantry.
When Mr.. Penrose said he hae a
resolution for wh.-h he should like
immediate consideration Mr.. Fair.
banks arose and. after hesitating a
second. said: ''The usual rule is not
70 consider resolutions OF miscellane.
Gus matters until after the message
Of the president Is received"
Then" rejoined Mr.. Penrose, Il
shall ask unanimous consent TO have
the resolution read" This was grant.
ed. II is as follows:
Resolved. That the president is re.
quested 10 communicate TO the senate.
II not incompatible with the public In.
tsrests. full Information bearing on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05

p5V,een j. q. RawIins. formerly a hap
o. minister, ana W.T. Carter, a Meth
odfst clerxymAn. which originated In
Coffee county and which was renewed
when the two men found themselves
occupants Of adjoining farms In
Lowndes county.
On the night Of July IL a disturb
ance outside OF csrter's home brought
Willie Carter into the yard TO investi.
gate. Immediately shot rang out and
he fell mortality wounded. His sister.
Carrie. ran to his side and two shots
brought instant death TO her. The
elder Catrer. opening the door. saw an
attack was being made on his home.
He barricaded the house. earingf even
to)go To the aid Of his children. Later
w q dragged himself 10 the door and
vsy taken In He died In few hours.
The body Of the little girl remained In
the yard until daylight. During the
night occasional shots rang out, bring.
lag added terror 70 the besieged home.
The crins appeared 10 be fastened
onto J. @. Rawlins. bis sons. Jesse.
Milton and Leonard. and a negro. All
Moore. The ave were arrested and
the negro confessed. saying the elder
RAwlins hired him TO kill the entire
Carter family and sent his three sons
70 assist In the job. The negro said
that Rawiins told him TO kill Carter
and his wife and az the children ran
out Of the house he killed them Ac-
oording 10 his confession. neither the
negro or Leonard Rawlins fred shot.
but the bloody work was done by Jesse
and Miltoa. n appeared that J. q.
Rswiins bad not beea at the scene Of
the murder. but certain remarks by
hin implicated him ~ hAviag guilty
knoYledge Of the crime. The result II
the trial which followed was the
speedy conviction OF J. @. Raviins. his
three sons and All Moore. All re-
ceived the death sentence excepting
Leonard. for whom the jury recon-
msndsd clemency and his sentence 20
Me imprisonment. The governor de
clined Monday 10 interfere and AttoS.
nsy Cooper confused the limit OF his
resources had been reached. Five
times has the date Of execution been
Get for the father and three times for
ne sons.
The fate Of Jesse aad Milton Raw.
Inns remains 10 be settled. Friday had
been set for the execution. but a pc
don for Communication OF the death sen.
tence 10 life Imprisonment the prison
commissieu agreed 10 hear II Thurs
day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05

the recent order Diminishing from the
military service OF the United States
three companies OF the Twentyfiftb
infantry. United States troops. col
ored"
Mr.. Foraker OF Ohio was on his
feet al once. saying: Il have a sub
stitute for that in the following reso-
luton. and ask that Il may be read.
and that both lie over"
Mr.. Spooner secured the re-readlne
OF the first resolution. and Mr. War
rem OF Wyoming asked that both &C
over The Foraker resolution was
read az his request II was addressed
TO the secretary OF war. directing that
official 10 furnish tho senate copisl Of
all official Letters telegrams. reports
and orders filed In the war depart
msnt in connection vsth the recsnt
discharge OF the soldiers In question
together with complete list Of tho
men discharged. showing the record OF
each. the amount OF retired pay each
was entitled to under certain sections
OF the revised statutes. The ruling
OF the .ar department Is asked on this
or any other similar case regardins
the right OF the men 10 such retired
pay: also the ruling OF the department
as 10 the right OF such discharged men
TO retire on three-fourths pay with al
iowances. subsistence and clothin;
their rights to enter the national sol
diers' home: TO be buried In a nation
al cemetery. and 10 receive subsist
ence and transportation from the
place Of discharging 10 their homes
Under the various requests that the
matter 20 over. nothing further was
said after the reading OF the resolu
ton.
Senator Dupont OF Delaware pre-
scented himself and took the oath. and
At once entered upon his senatorial
duties.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05
STUCK TO STORIES.
Zach Man on searoId Said His state.
rnent Was the Truth.

Each Man on seaHold Said His state.
nent Was the Truth.
valdosta. Ca. Dec. ~. q. Rawlins
and All Moore. the latter negro,
were hanged here at 1885 O'Clock
Tuesday morning for the mIrder OF
Willie and Carrie Carter In July. 1906.
Both stepped upon the scaffold with.
out a tremor and neither showed signs
OF nervousness. They stood on the
trap together and fell together. Raw
lins died Instantly. but the negro
showed signs OF life for twelve min
utes.
Ravlins. In his last statement. de-
flared he told the truth and that his
sons had no connection with the crime.
Moore also declared he told the truth.
again Insisting Milton Rawlins fired the
fatal shots. Mrs. Rawlins and her two
daughters visited the husband and IA
Their during the morning. They re-
mained In jail. but did not witness the
execution
The crime for which these men
forfeited their lives and the prolonged
litigation and efforts generally which
followed in an attempt 10 save them
from the gallows. have been almost
without precedent In the criminal his
tory ~ Georgia.
The Hing OF Willie and Carrie Car
ter on the night Of July ~. 1905. vas
regarded as particularly cold-blooded.
Leading up 10 this crime was a feud
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05
ROBBINS REPORT.
Credits to Various Funds Given Out
by the Texas Treasurer.

Austin. Dec State Treasures
Robbins gave out the statement Of ths
balance in the state treasury to the
credit OF the various funds for the
quarter ending Nov. 80. The state
ment shows the balance In cash 10 b.
s1.Oss.3OO, and sl4.56i.5s3 in bonds
OF cash. sl57.3O7 to the credit Of the
general revenue funds. Disbursements
In cash for the same period are 81.
693.754. and sl42.50O in bonds.
The state superintendent OF public
instruction announced that there vii.
be held at different county seats In
Texas or next Thursday. Friday and
Saturday examinations for teachers
certificates.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-05
/ WANT 70 SELL YOUR LAND


Ifyou have land for sale
call at my cffice and list it
with me. 1t will then be
sold. / have customers for
several tracts of from 100 to
200 acres, and l make a
specially of selling larg e
tracts. Charges are reason
able. | have the customers
and you Lave the land and
by seeing me it will be to
both our interests.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
Sen 6uiten critidem.

Sbr tbntit Suiten init Ser Sant
eritiden, ttnnt i9n je6n9 nidt au.
iulde 9Irt turiren. Man6e Dc
.Osinen eritifcn tlrr ben Suitcn
Scptt's e~,nuIfiOn BELT Jpn. Gir
alter ilnO tief einsetuurSslter Suitci
fann nift 9cbciIt iusr6en bis 81
GntSinouns, Sic iba pcruria6t
Our6 Ssiuabe CeiOcbs erIest il
Dies gerdbc lit Sic granbIid
arbeit, Bic SCOTS GmuliiOn BET
ridtet, sic berdn6ert eben 9Iacs
Oerart am 9aIie rnb an Sen Gun.
gen, 6ab man nidt neBr su buiteu
,braudt.
e2t6s Ha& ssnst irtitn Prube
Sect = yspnss gtsmtlsr 400 psasI etrstt. y. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
6rosbsr,ostbum 9sdsn.

gHtteIborn. Dieter Sage
feierte Der biefise 9lSdner unb airs
9enbiensr 4bdm Bot bic 6sisr Ieines
finf5isidbrisen 0itnfiubildums. Dose
felbe amt bat fem Grobpotsr "a Sab
Re betlstbet, fpSuB bas amt zines Rirs
6enbisnsrs bdbier 104 Sabre In bsrs
felben SumiIie sebIteben LIT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07

2utte fOa es hoo mSgIt9 nj. erEabs
rem ~ ober erf Hd@ msinem 2obs!
fubr CT bonH fort. ga, @srners Nute
ter unb anHd 9orcSstpstn linb bic
sinsteen Srausn sstusIsn. bic i'd tDdbr.
boft seliebt babe. Sd bate Wsrnsr
nboptirt, tDenR Ct bon feinsm Batter
enterb! tpOrbsn tpGre. llRb fpesbdlb
aubsrs, ala I'm Bernsrs Dilleu, babe
i'd gisbetb 5u mir genommen9
Sic Deripru9eR mir barber GuF
idIub! fdste 9GHelfteiH.
auff9tub2 %. Der 1T isbr liar unb
einfa9, antiportets @ilbsnnu. Sd
bate WsrHsr bepba1tsn idTeH BON
Helm uuf i'd fannie glss, mas er that,
i9 ianute aud feline Nsiguns fir aiss
BETH. GpGter, dls @ernsr bos S1loB
DsrlisB, ais i'd Jpn aug benz Stf9te
Derlorsn, tuolts i'd mid aisbetbs ans
nebmen, bsnn i9 bOrts, ibr Batter babe
fe Deritobm. 8rsitenIelb fiibrte fe
mir aufGuig pisbsr au. sd ipolte 4.
Guf ieSen San an mid fsReln, an mid
binOen, benn Fe sefiel mir; i'd ers
tuHHte fOslei4 ibrs sroBe GesIe. ibr
trnfss, fieFes Semitic. Sd pOGts
fs fir mid san5 ALIEN buben, nm Is
gnn5 na9 meiHem 9eFa1en bilbsn 81
tOnnen. Das mir babel Dori6psbts,
iDeib i'd isIbft nidt ssHdu. g1ur tDolt,
.id Gisbstb fsT an mid tettsn. Ssnu
id ubnte ben GinfIub, ben Ie fpGter
auf @erner sstuinnen piirbe. Sit
fOlte mir basu biensn, i'm an mid su
feFeln, gu mir gu loden. Gr lOIte II
BON Neuem Iiebsn, bieIsidt burt
gifsriudt geret5t perbsn, unb ioIte fl
bann aus meiusr Sdnb smpfansen
Genug, ss mar Elm feltsner plan, bel
erIt i'm @srlauf Der 3eit GOrm uni
Bsitimmtbeit srbdIten tonnte.
SuFeIfetn bridte ibm bic 5dnb UNI
ie ginsen in Sas S9IOB suriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
BrauuiAweis.

8obenfein, Die tiirsIia IN
5ar5burs psritOrbsne gbefruu @iIbets
mine Diirtop, seb. Dull. bat Der bisiis
gen 2ir9s elm aupitaI bon 5000 Mdrt
unb Der Sdule Elm fDl9ss BON 1900
Murt Osrnadt. Die Stride bat bafiir
bic @erpfli9tuns gu ibernebmen, bic
@rGber Der gItsrn Der grbldifsrin In
5tanb gu bdIten. Die 3inTsn Der
Sdulftiftuns icllen gu Stpei Drittel
CUR anI9aFfung bon 2sbrmitteIn un6
8i1ern unb ~ einsm Oritiel gu ans
berDeitisen Dinssn Wertpenbung fins
ben. Die 3inisn beiber aapitaIs
empfdnst Bis gu isinsm Sobe Der nod
lebenbe Gbemaun Der Stiftsrin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
frete Stable.

Samburs. Dem G6iffsinIpets
tor gbolF Diidsr unb ben &apitGnrn
Sutob SEMEN, cams SDerien, Riaurc
Sennebers fGmtIi9 bier, 1T Der
&roHenOrOen Oisrter &Iuiie DerIieben
tporben.
GHbsd. 0us biefise S9purse,
ri9t DsrurtbeiIte ben Mrbeitsr 8urmeis
fer, Der semsini9aftli6 nit Isincr
Mutter# Ieinen Batter ermorNete. 3u Is
Sabren 3u9tbdus. Grau gurmsifter
Deriibte in Der interchangeable
GeIbitmorb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07

The kidneys are YOU
blood purifiers, they FL
ter out the waste OF
impurities In the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matisrn come from ex-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood, due to neglected
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
SatIsn.

Gbrsnbtre. 9luf Der 3I9Opdrr
bride gu RsubOrfGen BEL Mittneiba
iDoIlts bic "a Sabre aIts Gbefrau
Buf9mann bon bier, bic Heben einern
BON ihr seieitsten @sI4irr bersine, els
mem ibr eHtsesentommsnben Subrtperi
ausneiden. Dobei ssristb fis 3pif1eR
beibe Waeen unb erlitt i9pere innere
@erIebunssn Oensn iie tur5fr 3sit er,
lag. Sruu 8ui6mdnn 1T Mluttsr bon
bier ainbern.
pIauSn. Gin i6rsdIiher l1ns
sIiidsfall ersisnets lia tiir5li9 gds
S6iIIsrs unb SobonnFtabe. Ser 49,
i6bries &aufmdnn Serbsrt &roibid
fu6r einem Rabe bic G9ilIerfrdbs
binuntsr, dIs elm Strabenbubnfpdgen
an inn DpriiberIauIts. @eim Quspsta
den tam RrOibI9 gu GuH unb tpurb.
bonn Mptorpasen iberfubrsn. Dem
iIngIiidItGtn tpurbe Der linte Sub am
4n69el ubsetrennt.
@r0bib. Ger ~21IiGbrtss @eI9irr,
fiibrer Sirfdntb serittb, dIs ct mil
pferbsn eine Gofprp Stetns Dorrlden
tppIlte, unter bic Rdber bes Ddssns,
nnb luurbe tobtsefabren.
MtdIsnbure.
RtuFubt. Der 3immerIebrIina
Mbplf @itt BON bier ffiir5ts bsim Nufs
brinsen bes %fosenannten SabnenbdI'
lens BON einem Sheunsn > Rsubau In
Dreentr1gen ab. gr i9lue NIT Dem
aopfe duf stnsn arf Der grOe I~isssnbeH
gnlien rnb erIitt idDere innere Der,
lebungen
9diern.
manAsn. &irsIi4 psrungIidtI
Der 81 Sabre aIts Reftaurutsur GimOn
2dfIer Jun. aif Der Sueb in Der Rdbt
BON Sau,rIu9 babur9, baB fi9 fem
@etpebr pI0bIi9 BON ieIbft entIub. Raj
Ter fpurbe babel 70 f1tpsr perleBt, BAT
Ct auf BEN transport nod GuuerIatj
btrftarb.
Wir31urg. gm Iintsn Main.
ufer BEL Der alien Bride fiel Der orei
Sabre dIts audbe bes Gdubma9era
Wenbelin DufOIb in ben Wain unb er'
trGni.
Rdrnberg. SIM bielisen @abR'
bof tuurbs hsr Iebise RdnsisrJsbiIfI
SobdnR @agnsr bur9 stnen iriplg'
@bItoBens hes 8prortsSuees i'm 5in'
Interchangeable In 8eipesuns &C.
ratbenen pDittpagsn abseitreiFf uni
T9iper psrIebt. Der 9erungIiidtt per'
fdrb i'm 2rdnfenbaus. ~ Dieter 1dgl
bat ft1 Elm psrb. getftss.itOrtsr &duf'
mann In ieiner an Der @oItmonnfrab'
seIegenen @obnuns Su usrsifteu per'
Iuht; q tpurbs ins &raRisRbaus Der,
braGt.
Rtr9eRInmib Sns ~elfiGhrigI
SD1ter9sn ber Sdmilit Dunf9tlmsnfI
aus 8rObIds, Sem. 0iirnber9, 1T IN
D~iirnbsra in sinern D0rrpfsn ermorbsI
dufesfunSen tprrben. Die 0sitJe lodl
sr6BIt9 Sugerthtet unb ssists Gpnrer
BON sinsm 2uitrorb. BON StGter bai
man Bis iebt teine Spur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
Over.Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Jnhealtuy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood IN your hety pssses through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
Gude.Gotbriusen

Semitic. auf BET nGbsn CRUDE
BON 8o@nmsr @ersin ipurbe bsr Drits
telsfibrsr Gubpis S6ans bon einsm
srpIDbieyenben Gprsngf6uB, Der ouf
unuufestIGrts DsiIs borSeitis I~ossssuns
gen mar t5btli9 estrcffsn unb ~ elmer
uHtsnnt!insn MdIle pe-Itimmelt.
.Ge@s tpsitsrs arbeitsr bdtten Tih psnis
&c aussnbIids borb,r nod SIiidli9 IN
Gi3srbsit sebrddt.
RHbIbdufsm Sm bitter BON
100 Snbren unb 3 Mlonaten 1T bier bic
MitiDs Grcsison esitorbsn. sic mar
Biz IN bic Isbtsn Goet geiItie nnb tSrs
ptrIi1 5iemIia riftis uab anlSbIi9 to-
reg 100. GeburtstOsss DitI Ssfsisrt
ipurbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07

6pbentir9en. IN Der GtrdBs
BON l1Rtermobsborf nd9 9isnopitps
Gabrit srsisnete fi9 Dor tur5em Elm
.f9psrsr AaOfdbrrnfuII. Der Scbn
bts Sdnbe.ibsn6tftbsrs TiBferbui9
bon bicr Iis. ouf eineH Stein9dufen urb
sOs iid cine 9srIsbuns su. SrOb lss'
terer 1T GiuftsrbuI9 nit Ietnem Gumes
raben, Der li9 lpGter BON lem perubs
i9iebets, meter na9 Stein selaufsn In
Der uusselprpdensH abit4t. Su SUB
Na9 Sduie gu sslaHgsn. 6inferbui4
tpurbe duf Der Strube In S!sin ltesens
dufsefuRbsn unb in Der gebdufuRs bes
Tletf9ers Raumunu aufssnomtnsu 100
tr, obne bas 9stpuBt1sin fDisoer erldng.
gu buben, nod turSer 3ett Derfturb.
2auBfden. Snfolse zines
S9pinO.lanfullss fteI cine Sruu Ste
pban bterIeibft in tinsn SaudsntiimpsI
unb funb BARN ben Spb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
OISsnbura.

gunt. 0as TeIt Der SilberbOG'
ssit feisrts @mtsrsntmsiiter Wibben'
BORT ns6ft @emablin. Don Der DOrses
febten 8eb6rbs, BON friibersn unb iesis
gen MmtslolleseR unb bon 9etanntsn
BON nab unb fern tpurben BEN Subsls
'paar 5ablrsias aufmertiumteitsu gus
.tbeil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
r1eaIenbura.

aItsaarfGbt. Gin llnsIidss
fall ersignsts Iid iiir5Iif bier. Gus
bieridbrigs S0bn1en bes in Somburs
fpobnenben arbsitsrs SenbsH, tpsIdss
bic 9robeItsrn bier BEL fid dufssnoms
men butten, fisl in cine nit @uiisr sss
fillte uIte 2ebmsrube, BEL Der bGs Rillb
fpielte, unb ~ertrant.
8Iantenee. Dor einissr Sen
bseine Der bisiiss 2ebrer inO &iiit.r
Stetpert fein 60iGbrtses amtsjubtlGum
unb 5usIei9 fsinsn SO. Geburtstus.
Der @reis 1T BEL Ieinsm bOben aIter
nod bsrbGItnismGbtg riiftis unb seis
fig nod Iebr rsss. Wiebr als go Sabre
bat er ununterbrD9en in Der bieiigsn
Gemsinbe gspirtt, unb ipenn er fell
.ttpa 10 Sobren tpsgen I9tpa9er @ussn
bic S6ularbeit nisOerIesen unO elmer
iiingersn 8raIt uberIaIfsn miBts, 70
bat sr Ii9 bennod Inn bas MotI uno
Mebe Der SduIs setiimmert. Dem
Subilnr tpurben an Ieinem gbrentuss
5ublreids Spotioneu burgebrodt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07

kloilCJ VOuDlSs
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart Is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used % be considered that only urinary
troubles we're to be traced TO tie kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you a make no mistake
by first doctoriRg your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-ROot, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. II stands the highest for us
wonderful cures CT the most distressing cases
and is sold on It's merit3 EH
by all druggists iSfifty- 90
cent and one-dollar SIX e
es. You may, have a eL5l
sample bottle by mail Homo Of swamp Root.
Tree. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writingEr . Klmer
G Co., Blnghamton. N. Y.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer':
Swamp-Root, and the address, Biughamton.
N y, on every bottle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07

and is sold on It's merits
by all druggists iHaitty-
cent and one- dollar sit
es. You may have q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-09-07
mdritsmbers.

Ittn5tngen. Sn tiefes 2eio
tpurbe bic 6amilie bes bieTissn S4mies
bsmsiIters 2inbuusr berfebt. SIN
S9ldfoimner Der Gdmilie Itiir5te
plOBli9 obne e~rteRnbdre llrfd9e Der
plufonb terunter auf bic Trdn uRb
bus 6iGbrise SD1terden Ginbouers.
DGbrenb bic Muttsr obns i.b. 9srlebs
uHe bdponinm, tpurbe bas Rin6 dlf
Der STEELE %sstGOtst. Die llrId@e Sss
9edensinIturSes 1T undufgstIGrt, ba
pprber gar RiGts bsmsrtbdr mar unb
fi1 bds Sdus in sutem 3uftunb Bee
fin6et.
Mebtngen. Der 26 Sabre dIte
EuslDbntr Meael ppH bier lpurbe bsirn
BdubOl5fiibren bon einsm bonn ssIdbss
men Mogsn dbrutf1enbeu Stamins err
fdlosen. Der 9srungliidts mar erIt
felt tur3er 3eit petbeiratbet.
5tiI5rOnn. SIN bieiisen GdIss
inert perunsliidts Der ca. 65 Sabre dIfe
Mrbeiter Wdisr BON Nedoradttd9 bds
burd, bnb er In Der Miible pom
Observation-Disclosures srfoBt unb an
bic pIofonbbeds esIdIsubert fplrbs.
Ttt ;srbridtsm g66bel Durbe feline
Gsihe an 8Oben Iisgsrb aufssfunbsn.
MetBsnnetn. &iirsIih fteI bds
afpeijdbrige atnb beg Mebaers Sdi.s
lsin in eiren nit @dIfer ssfiIIten 9.iis
Eel unb ertrunt burin.
Baden,
WserAburs. Dds 81 sabre
oIte GSbnGen he's Rebmnnns Hlieaouf
IN Der bsnodbdrteR 8dItndu fiel IN ben
Sst unb srtroHt. Die 2eihe tDnnts
bsreits gsldnbet tDsrbsn.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

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THE EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC,
Canadian Pacific railway fast Atlantic service;
largest fastest and finest express steamers be-
tween st. Lawrence ports and Europei only
! four days from land TO land.
AFTER April 5, 1906, the company's Northwes-
tern passenger office will be located at 232
Nicollet av (Hotel Nicollet blockl.
Northwestern Passenger Agent. Telephone, T..
q. 1885, n. W. Main 26les
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INSTRUCTION

voAK SCHOOL OF MUSIC; INSTRUCTION
on piano, violin, mandolin, guitar, banjo and
violincello; satisfaction guaranteed; open even
ings, 90 7th ST s.
LESLIE VAUDEVILLE SCHOOL,
$40 Studio Arcade. S04 Nicollet- Minneapolis
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FUNERAL DIRECTIONS

HUME DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple, 9th and Hen. Both phones.
JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 81 7th st s. Both phones
:. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
10 Hennepin ay. Both phones 1882
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SITUATION WANTED.


Female.
Continued.
WIDOW WANTS WORK AND PLENTY OF
~ can operate power machines, is handy With
any Kind of sewing; answer right away; no.
body but parties willing to pay good wages
need apply. Address 22e4. Journal.
WANTED ~ SITUATION BY EDUCATED,
rapid, accurate, Industrious and good looking
faetsn ia9y and salts
TO MANY FAMILIES Ii p0 Ho 5u1i FuaN1.
ture Is large proportion Of their entire pos
Liberal policy, lowest rates. George II. Root,
oSO-32S Century building
LADY sTENOGRAPHER WITH SEVERAL
years experience at general correspondence,
desires position; rapid and accurate. Address
2o6 3 Grant st.
AN AMERICAN LADY, REFINED, WELL
Miaower, with children preferred Address
WOMAN, GOOD COOK AND HoUsEKEEPER,
requires positions experienced hotel and restau-
rant: Address Mrs. w. Price. Forest Grove,
SITUATION WANTED-Two YEARS PRAC.
4 tica! experience in Gstenographic and office
work; best OF references Address. 1877. Jour
nal. - IS. Z ). Is
FIRsT-cLAss ALL-ARoUND HoUsEKEEPER
wants place In hotel or private clearinghouse.
Gall at Hyser Hotel, room 205
YOUNG LADY DOES DREssMAKINa Ar HER
nome; Prices reasonable. Call at 1921 e 18th
st. T. O. 7018. 70,
DREssMAKER WOULD LIKE ENGAGEMENT
until the LIST Of May; Call up Z. c. $500.
EXPERIENCED sTENoaRAPHER AND BOOK
keeper wishes position. T. G. eS79.
FIRsT-oLAss IAUNDREss BY THE DAY. Oh
houseeleaning. 2O1e Cedar av
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GOOD FIRMS 70 PATRoNIzE

MARES ROOF PRESENTER
Stops leak In any roof.
ss5Sga Call. telephopefeor write,
Maire Paint Co.. 242 LIST aay N. 5
KoZYsPARLoR REsTAURANT--GooD 1SAaLs,
good service J. Sergeant, Pr. % 1th st 8.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

THE FIDELITY MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION
Of San Francisco. Cal. wish to warn anyone
throughout the country, that W: 9aney
has no authority to write health and acoident
Insurance for this association, and is an i'm
poster: he has been working Aurora, Mimi,
and vicinity; any one causing his arrest Will
be rewarded. Address R. r. Green, GIT Ma
sonic Temple. Minneapolis; Aurora papers
rle T.
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HOTELS

HOTELS
RICHMOND HOTEL,
Corner 9th and Nicollet Av,
American and European Plan.
For the money, one of the best hotels In the
city.
American, per day, $1.50 to 81.
BY the week, 81 to 5000.
European plan, SOC to 81.
BY tile week. So to So.
HOTEL ALLEN. Sd ST AND I'd Av s.; ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates Toe. 81. ST. 80. single.
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FINANCIAL

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entele we have. we are enabled to make the
lowest rates and give; the quickest possible
service. Our record and reputation for the
past 70 years insurss honorable and confidential
dealing to ALL :1i
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