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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
monitor. News.

Mrs. Spickermann left for Shi-
ner last Thursday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Hummel.
Monday morning the contractor,
Mr.. j. f. Mcknight, broke dirt for
A. #. Kotzebue's brick building.
The farmers hereabouts are ex-
eeedingly busy planting cotton.
The acreage will be about the
same as last year,
Mesdames. L, e. Choyanetz of
Sinner and G. ]. Dreyer Of CueFo
arrived in the city Saturday on a
visit to their sister, Mrs. j. g.
,Guenther.
Moulton ia experiencing an cpl
demic of lagrippe, and there is
scarcely family in the city that
has not one or more suffering from
this malady.
While MI. and Mrs. VIM. Hill
mer of Oak Grove were visiting
with relatives at Sinner Friday
the 9th inst.,. Mrs. Hillmer was
suddenly attacked with fever and
medical aid had to be summoned
Mr.. R. Herm and family of oal
Grove have gone to Wheat, Scurry
county, to reside. Mr.. Herm hal
purchased 1000 acres of rolling
prairie land at Wheat and will en-
gage in stock raising. Their man!
friends wish them we'll in their new
home. Eagle.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21

lentine, suit on note and to fore
close material mans lien; contin-
ued for service.
w. j. Carnes VS.. Mary T. Carnes,
divorce granted; name of defendant
changed to Mary 7. Kainer.
CASES SET
State vs. linn Hill, murder; set
for Monday, April q, and special
venire of 80 men ordered.
State vs.. Bert Clark, rape; set for
Wednesday April A, and special
venire Of 30 men ordered
State Va. Tom Goode, rape and
incest set for Friday March 30,
and special venire of 80 men order
ed.
State vs., VIM. Hall, murder
transferred from Dewitt county
Get for Wednesday April y and
al.Fsaiss a i'.asea .,'slaiaS
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21

eek, F G Rooster, Jr, Henry Krsuse,
Albert Macker, L G Green, G f
Byars, Adolph Breitkreutz, Louis
Kutac, L G Jansen, f J Burkett,
John Bocek, Albert Benes, W
Jansk, Il G Berkenhoff.
PETIT JURY-4TH WEEK.
VIM Hoegemeyer, RUDE Brown,
Joe Holubec, Edgar Bradley. ] E
Ellison, j x Miller, w I Harbour,
B A Mueller, A H Ahrens, L 9
Chandler, W ] Beal, Philip Hover
ton, Hector Bull, Jr, f J Chaloup,
ka John Hoffbaur, r @ Avant,
Alex Bonarden, L j Copeland, E
P Newsome, Henry Messer, VIM
Booming, J H bishop, J ] Koerth,
w J Cooper, Allied Baesler, Anton
Buesing; Adolf Boethl, EJ Melt
zen, < 9 HouShin. J A Black burn,
2 'sillst. Esgsa 8wasszy5-5 n
Morganroth. John Baur, J w Hinch
Pat Muckleroy, ] A Arnold, F s
Mason, Louis Mertz, Jr, Paul Bed
erman.
PETIT JURY-5TH WEEK.
j NJ Bessant, G w Blaschke, H
It HUH, Charles Busse, Henry
Hunter, Edward Mree, 0 J Kce
Ter, J A Mudd, Newton Leslie, S L
CRANBERRY, e H Miller, Robert
Goode, w F Montgomery, James
Bethel, S Browne, Edward Guth.
rie, R Ayres, Julius Hohensee,
John Krum, L Hoffer, W II Gull
pepper, H Kreutzer, John Bezecny,
A f Kotzebue, J W w Harvey,
Wesley Morrison, c o Froelich, A
Mika, Joe Bohuslav, Adolph Ber-
ger, L B Meyer, John Brown
Charles Lanik, Jr, A P McCollum,
j NJ Neeley, John Lanik, William
Neuman, H W Miller, Albin Bend
er, A Barber
Respectfully submitted,
E, Il. LONG,
Clerk District Court, Lavaca Co.,
! Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21

into bsrbed wire fence with his
horse. Adolf had one of his legs
caught in the wire and had it badly
cut TO lie bone. The horse is un-
injured, SO we have been Informed.
Mess'rs. Aug. Hirsch and Hy.
Jarosze wski were visitors to Baurs-
vile Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs, Fonaon Of Victoria
Co. is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Buesing.
= Otto Seifertinformed ne last week
|that5he would leave today Mon
day. for San Antonio, whore be
expected to enlist in the army,
) Mr.. Louis slchacherl is still con-
fined to his bad, but is improving
some.
VIM. Jarcszewski wasrsabusinees
visitor TO Ypalxum1 last week lie
reports farmers tkera ..sl busy
l'p4aosims Asls9 x p'issslsskl y!
Icttton up nlfeady.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
Honor Roll.

The following subscribers have
renewed since last reports
Walter Hoerig, Sinner.
Frank Pagel, I"
Gerh. Hinrichs, I"
Eugene Turk, Halletavills,
g. H. -Flato, Kingsville. /
Joe Baartsch, Sheldon.
Adolph Herm, Yoakum.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
District Court.
PETIT JuRY-3RD WEEK,

DIR Breeder, Philip Holman,
Henro Mueller, H @ Hafer, Edgar
Merrem, John Anderle, ] P Hols-
ter, Magnus Fernau, Charles Albert,
Joe Kunetka, J T Brewer, Charles
Muecle, w I Brian, D g McMap4
us, John Boedecker, Frank Hollub,
Mark Moore, Adoiph. Bsrkoysky.
George Brown, Chas Kscher'
charlep Holman. Q Ar
Mitchell, John ~
IKE, NBrAnk y
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
Teachers Institute.

All members of the Sinner local
teachers institute are requested 10
be present at the school house, IN
Sinner Saturday, March 9th, fFor
the purpose Of CONSIDERING
needs,and'by lla@e of
" teachers' iratA-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
District Court

District court convened Monday
at 2 p. M, but as only ten grand
jurors were on hand, the grand ju-
ny was not empaneled until Tues
day morning as follows:
J.. G. Blohm, foreman; g. D.
Riggs, John stroman, H. B.. Kuhne,
A. w. Pohl Ed. Boehm, J. J. Boz
huslav, j. A. Pressly, Max C VOL
tiers, r. G., Roos, NJ. B. Woodall,
Robert Little.
Judge Kennon's charge to the
Jury was brief, the only important
point touched upon being the re-
cent outrage at the Kcmensky
school, where someone had wanton-
ly pulled w trees that had been
planted by the pupils on Arbor
day.
CIVIL DOCKET.
r. Il. f1nter w. j.. j.. bohuslaV,
suit on notes and to foreclose lien
on land; dismissed at PLAINTIFF
cost.
P. II. Green VS.. II. 4. Bennett
suit to try title as we'll as for dam
ages; settled and dismissed.
Lena Snearly va. Sam Snearly
suit for divorce and custody Q
child; divorce granted and custody
Of chin given plaintiff
q. nj ereenthal VS.. e f. Plnte
nod J. .. Bohuslev, suit 70 try It'll
and for damages dismissed d
PLAINTIFF cosL
q. A. llilla& San vs. j l'fodNVQl
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21

L. p. Chovanetz, district mana,
ger for southern portion of Texas,
wants few statesmen for the well
known RAND McNALLY reversi-
bic COUNTY, TOWNSHIP and
RAILROAD SURVEY, size, 66x46
inches. This survey is new, re
liable and complete; its work begins
where others ends. Special in
ducement to statesmen as well as to
customers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
G. 81 S

Get our price on eggs before sell
ling; it viii be money to you. We
are now shipping in solid car lots
and are prepared to pay big prices.
S. A. Carnes q Son.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21

Last weeks cold,spell has dam
aged the corn in this section.
The people here favor q white
mans primary, and not party pri-
maries. ScHooLBoY.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
yer last saturday night.


yer last Saturday night.
sdr. and Mrs. Ad. Hagens attend
ed church at Dryer last Sunday
week ago,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. HUH and
daughter, Miss Emma, visited the
home Of Mr.. Il. Conner last Sunday
Miss Martha Hagens was visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Win. Nilsson,
last week.
Mr.. Louis ophela of Wisd was
visiting Lone Tres prairie last Sat-
rrday and Sunday.
Miss HELEN Tohies, who has
been visiting relatives at Nordheirn
returned home last Saturday.
Why, Leo Of Arson, what has
happened to you? The Gazette
readers will be glad to hear from
you, and also Maduro Of WED; we
haven't heard from you for long
time. GIRL.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

"How do you feel, father?" I inquired.
And ! could not help pitying one who was
enduring such agony.
very bad, Gay. | have got bilious collie
again, and l am going to die. Can't some
thing be done for me?"
"Shall l do what l can for. you, father?"
asked. "Mrs Falgood would not let me
come into the room, and l had to force
my way in. She doesn't care whether you
live or die, father"
mo, she doesn't" groaned the sick man.
'1 told her to get the doctor; but she would
not. Do what you can, Gay"
II shall have to fight with Mrs. Falgood
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

Inc servant-g1r1 came up from Int
Kitchen. wondering what had happened.
This way, doctor; this way, Mrs. Castle
ton" said, as led the way up the front
stairs.
But what's the meaning of all this? Was
the door locked to keep me out? If | am
not wanted, l don't wish to intrude," said
Doctor Webb.
ut is simply a. quarrel between the house
keeper on one side and my father and myself
father to have doctor That's all. ] cant
stop to explain any, more at present" l an
swered, as | reached the second floor
l found the door of my fathers chamber
was still locked. / conducted the physician
and the nurse through my own room and the
office to the apartment of the sick man.
The doctor Immediately ordered hot ap-
pications to be applied to the seat of the
pain.
Mrs. Castleton went to the kitchen with
whatever she wanted.
Mrs. Falgood was nursing her wrath in the
back parlor, and did not follow me to the
basement. Possibly she had had enough OF
my kind Of discipline.
The doctor Stayed half an hour and when
he left, father was quite comfortable. In
the Office the physician told me what had
caused the attack, though | knew as well as
he did. asked him to tell his patient the
simple truth, and he promised to do SO at
his next visit. The doctor had hardly left
the house when the doorbell rang.
had gone up stairs after parting with the
doctor. | looked down the stairway and
saw Molie admit Mr.. Pallingrove. The gen,
tleman was shown to the front parlor, and
the servant had started to go up stairs to
call me. Mrs. Falgood stopped her and went
into the front parlor herself. / was rather
astonished at this move on the part of the
housekeeper.
My father was now free from pain, though
very weak and exhausted from the agonies
he had suffered.
l learned from him that he had been taken
sick about three o'clock~iu the afternoon.
Mrs; Falgood had done nothing for him be-
yond giving him dose of peppermint.
Everything looked so well in the sick-room
that / decided to 20 down and see Mr.. Pal
lingrove for few moments.
When l reached point on the stairs where
could see into the front parlor, / saw that
Mr.. Palingrove and the housekeeper were
very earnest and interesting conversation.
l did not know that Mrs. Falgood had
ever seen my gushing friend before. and they
seemed to have got ahead very rapidly in
their acquaintance.
l stopped moment on the stairs; but 1
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
GcGE u N&@.

if I do. anything, l said, preierrlng to act
with his sanction.
''Turn her out of the house if. you like,
but do what you can for me-" gasped my
father. "Call in the doctor"
You need a nurse as much as a doctor,
though l will do the best l can"
Get a nurse"
hastened back to my chamber. didn't
care whether Mrs. Falgood heard me or
not now. l had authority to do what l
thought best. In the winter had severe
attack of neuralgia, so that | could not sleep
nights. went to the doctor, and ne gave
me half dozen little, morphine pills, or
oneeghbh I Of grain h each had taken only
1 returned to the bedside with this medi,
cine. l gave my father two of the pills. and
in short time he was little better.
He then insisted that should go for the
doctor at once.
on my side. / fastened the entry door when
| went out and put the key in my pocket.
Mrs Falgood, retreated from my. door as
"Gay Brooks, you have been in your, faith
er's room, contrary to my directions" she
exclaimed, as soon as she saw me-.
II don't care a straw for your directions.
want you to understand one. thing. l am
master of this house while my, father is sick.
If you interfere with me, will turn you out
of the house, if I have to call in policeman
to do it for me. That is all l have to say
at present, Mrs. Falgood," | replied, as l
rushed down the stairs as fast as my legs
would carry me.
She followed me.
'Where are you going now, Gay?" she
asked, evidently confounded by what l had
just said.
"That does not concern you,' I answered,
as mildly as ever.
/ took the big key and the night key from
the door when went out, so that she could
not fasten the door upon, me. The doctor
lived in the, next block; My father had had
him several times before, but he always
went to him at his house for his ailments.
/ found the physician at home, and was
shown into his office. He was talking with
woman, but he Immediately gave his atten-
ton to me-
/ told him wanted him to see my father
without moments delay
II will see you when | return, Mrs. Castle
ton; and I know of place where they want
a stclass nurse" said Doctor Debb, as he
seized his hat.
'If this woman is a nurse, we want her
at once" / interposed.
"She is the best nurse in New York city.
Come with ,4 us, Mrs c2stletonly l added the the
"He says it is bilious collie, and he is in
very great pain. 1 gave him couple of
those little morphine pills you ordered for
me last winter" l answered, as we hurried
up the street
"Qute right, Gay"
By this time we had reached the door of
then the other. could not open the door.
I understood what this meant well enough.
One of the dining-room windows in the base
ment was open at the top. | sprang through
the opening and in a moment more had re-
moved the board Mrs. Falgood had placed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
? l9DSW%g {

could not hear word of the talk between
them, it was conducted in 80 low a tone.
But Mrs. Falgood saw me at this moment.
went into the room. The housekeeper be-
slowed a glance of hatred upon me and then
sailed out of the parlor.
Mr.. Palhngrove rushed toward me, both
hands extended as usual, and the sweetest
of smiles ON his animated face.
II am delighted to see you, my dear Gay.
But am sorry to learn from Mrs. FalgOod
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

under the lock and against the lower stair
She appeared at once to dispute the passage
of the doctor and the nurse. 1t looked like
war. When she attempted to prevent me
from removing the board, l hurled her from
me, and she fell upon the floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
CHAPTER VI.
CHAT EIk VI.
DECIDED VICTORY FOR My SIDE OF
THE QUESTION.

| TOOK no further notice of the
housekeeper, and allowed her to
pick herself up in her own good
time. She was boiling over with
wrath and began to abuse me.
VNL1 III a.. 49,, ,,,~ fr1,x, ba
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

Continued ON Following Page
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
From Last Sunday
CHAPTER V.
THE WAR IN RIvINGTON sTREBl

THE WAR IN RIyINGToN STREET.
E1Y ACTIVE treatment of her oppo-
M sition threw Mrs. Falgood into
Ax4 violent passion. AS tried to open
kS&N the door of my fathers chamber
S=>=- and found it locked she began to
storm at me in the most savage
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08

Now is the time to set out your
trees and shrubbery. The Chick
asha Nursery have all kinds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08
AGAINST WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Guthrie, Ok, De-. 7.-Thurs-
day was a Idull day in the consti-
cutional convention. Propositions
for he constitution were few and
none contained new features.
Delegate Messenger of the
Eightysecond district introduced a
proposition that was like bucket
of ice water on the lobby of women
suifl aglsts who are in the city.
Delegate Messengers proposition
was to not allow women to cast a
vote at any state, county or town
ship election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08
Testimonials

The expert tooth extractor of the Un-
ion Dental Co extracted "a teeth for me
without the least pain. | have had several
other dentists try to extract my teeth
without pain but never could have over one
at time. [ want 70 recommend them to
everybody. MR. A. ID. BISHOP.
mad - teeth extracted last week by
the Union Dental Co.,. and will say thew
took them ont without the least pain and It
left no bad after effect Their method is
wonderful. MRS. S. A. KEITH.
The Union Dentists made my wife a
set OF teeth that fit her perfectly, sticking
up so tight that she can hardly get them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08
SPECIAL TAX NOTICE

Notice to property owners of inn
provemeut District No. 1.
The instalIments of the assign
meht against the property IN Inn
provement District No. !, for the
year 1906 was due Dec. !. As the
certificates issued against said in
stallments will be due Dec. 1.
earnestly ask all property owners
in its above district to pay their
installments before the Ist. Of the
year in order that funds will be on
hand 10 retire these certificates
when they mature.
A B. Thompson,
Tax Collector
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08

Only few Of the faithful were
pre- ent at the republican club
meeting last night and the program
was postponed till the meeting
which will be held next week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08

out and she could eat with them from the
first. She had had three sets of teeth
made before but could not use any of them
satisfactory. We are thoroughly pleased
with their work and want to recommend
them TO our friends. ], L. JORBOE.
Union Dental Co.. extracted 9 teeth
for me without pain. / want to recon-
mend to my friends. MRS. JOE BLICK,
402 Illinois avenue.
Mrs. DIR. Romine extracted two badly
broken off roots for me without pain and
fill other teeth. MRS. MINNIE SHEP-
HERD, 627 South First.
WE CAN DO SAME FOR T0U
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08

Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas Shaffer,
Of Chattanooga, Okla, will be the
guests OF Mr. aud Mrs. Abercrofr-
re- over Sunday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08
Patronize Dental firm who do not
charge EXHORBITANT PRICES
The Union Dental Co.,

Permanently located in Chickasha. Dentists
who are reliable. Men that are skilled oper-
ators. Work perfect in every respect and
GUARANTEED TEN YEARS. Read what
others say Gould give hundreds more if
space would permits y ~ y y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08

epoultry and fresh meats oiiNeal's
market cor. chickasha and 9Th
street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08
CHICKASHA MARKETS

Prices quoted in this column are
being paid by Chiskasha dealers
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-08

The Owl Drug Store has ii for
less.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
1.ABoRERs APPEAL TO MAYOR
Men Employed by Northern Pacific Re
# = fuse to Break Strike. -. :.
Special to The journal.

Special to The Journal. - 49,
Duluth, MINI, Aug. 24-Fifteen. of
sixty laborers, who claim to have been
hired in. Minneapolis under misrepre-
sentation, complained to Mayor Cullom
yesterday requesting. that he assist
them in geeting their pay from the
Northern Pacific Railway company.
They claimed that they were en-
ployed to unload coal at IS cents an
hour but were brought here in locked
to work in place Of the strikers. =. /
When they learned that strike was
going on, they7ssay, fifteen men broke
the windows and leaped ont of the
coach. Mayor :Cullum declined to aid
the me men, as the alleged injustice is not
a criminal act. - r..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
Railroads
SIR WILLIAM SAYS
Hill IS FOOLISH
Great Northern Magnate Suggests
that Canadian Pacific Man
Doesn't Grasp Situation.
Special to Tho Journal.

Special to The Journal.
q New York, Aug. "a. Two miles Of
railroad will be built in Great Northern
territory for every mile that James ].
Hill builds in Canadian Pacific terri
tory" declared Sir William c. Van
Horne, chairman Of the board Of direc-
just arrived in thisscity.y
Sir William said MI. Hill g plan to
build Canadian line from the Pacific
ocean to Winnipeg in retaliation for the
Canadian Pacific encroachment on Great
Northern territory Is clearly foolish and
probably was cloak for some plan
which is not foolish.
Mr.. Hill is also here and said the
Canadian Pacific evidently. did not have
q clear realization of the situation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
SMALL GAP TO CLOSE
The Duluth. Missabe & Northern Will
Soon Enter Bovey.

Special to Tho Journal. @s =.
Duluth, MINI, Aug. 24.-The extern
sion of the Duluth, Missabe & Northern
road from Alborn to .Bovey on the west
ern Mesaba range will be completed in
few days. One and a half miles of
steel is to- be laid to complete the con-
nection between Bengal and Alborn.
The road is graded at that point and is
ready for the ties and steel. The steel
is at hand but exasperating delays have
resulted from non-deivery of the ties
by contractors. -
Trains will be running over the ex-
tension by Sept. l, it is expected.
Whether regular passenger train will
be put on this fall or. not remains to be
SEEN. If business warrants, it will be
put on at once, but if not the passenger
business will be accommodated by a
coach hitched onto q freight train. ~
There is large amount Of mining
machinery, to 60 into the western Me-
saba range as soon as trains are put on,
but it is said that no ore, beyond pos
sibly few sample cargoes, will be
shipped from there this season. -
The Holman and Canisteo mines will
have been developed in good shape for
heavy shipments by spring.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
ROADS FIX CROSSING
st. Louis and North western Consult
=: Over Route Of Extension.

Special to Tho Journal. - 80; >. 80 = -
Aberdeen, S. p, Aug. "a AN import
ant conference held here. between off
Gals Of the Minneapolis, & ST.. Louis and
the North Western roads is to determine
where the ST. Louisi road is to cross the
North, Western tracks in itslwestward
extension. It must cross somewhere be-
tween Condo and NBoorrthville,, and the
Construction work is progressing rapidly
towards Condo and until the important
work Of laying the steel from that place
cannot proceed. It is understood that
the North Western will offer no ,ohiec-
tion to the route Of the line as laid out.
Reports received by the Minneapolis
& st. Louis road are that steel will he
laid to Bradley by tomorrow and to
Wallace by the end Of this week. .~@@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24

in urging an increase of $500 a year in
his salary, Probate Judge Fink Perrin
Of Bellville has placed himself in
class of his own. H. -.
: Probate Judge Perrin receives $4,000
a. year. The supervisors think the Of
fee should command salary Of $1,000.
not as a: selfish office holder, Judge
Perrin says that the probate judge is re-
ceiying plenty, "a>ts = s. III s->
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24


the hTFy The and tor
the South this being
in OF
!
| andth Of of enjoy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24
LABORERS INFLUENCE RATES
Coast Roads Prepare to Handle Crowds
to Coast. .''

The Northern Pacific, Great North
ern and Burlington roads will put col.
onist rates into effect Aug. ~, instead
Of Sept. Is, as usual, and will continue
until Oct. 81. The demand for labor
is cause for the action.
The rates will be as follows: Twenty
eastern Washington, $25 to Puget
sound and points on. north coast, $34.9O
to California, r%
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24

t1I sought the office three years ago,
and was glad to get it at salary Of
$4,000" he said. CT am sufficiently
satisfied with the job to. seek re-elec-
ton next fall and $4,000 looks big
enough to- thee others to- induce them
to seek the position also. men are
willing to accept the office for $4,000
a year, why should the supervisors in.
sist upon raising the salary to s., 5000"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-24

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Mons o. SouthD
Located Ia Following Counties,