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TATLORS.

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!. GILBERG, artistic tailor Copeland ho-
tel Corner 9th and Kansas ave-
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THE lvonfAN,s DocroR.


DR.. ACKLEY. THE WOMAN6 DOC
tor. sl5 Junction big. Kansas City. No
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wANTED-AGENrs.

WANTED-District agents. exceptional
contract and exclusive territory with old
line health and accident Insurance Co..
golden opportunities for men Of capacity
and integrity. Address National CasuIty
Co., Detroit Mich.
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WAN-ED-Berry pickers, every day. J.
H. Wendell PA miles North Central ave.
Tel 4014
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summer in common
school branches by a
graduate. Address OPT
1856.
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RAILROAD TIME Tables

RAILROAD TINE TABLES
P0Ck ISLAND SYSTEM TINE TABLE
TOPEKA, KAN.
The Right Road" To and From and
Between
,xrezNEAPoLIs KANSAS CITY
ST.. PAUL -,,rz ~, yS3ss1SFA
EESSTaR ADO SPGS MEMPHIS
SSS@S1STS1ER ST. LOUIS
- - IA CHICAGO
y And Everywhere Beyond.
-rc-rIyE MARCH Is, 1906 ALL
Et'E ~ TRAINS DAILY.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Office rs Kansas ave Rea5danra This
teenth and Clay. Office hours: q m TO
u g. m. and D. N. to D. m Both
phones 1e residence. and Ind 1916 Office.
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wANTED-sfALE HELP.

sALESMEN-To sell our choice nursery
stock; good wages paid; stock guaran-
teed true to name For terms write the
knight Nurseries, Lawrence, Kan.
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FLORISTS.


{. c. HOLMAN blooming plants.cut now
ers. palms. designs decorations. B96 kan
ave. Phone 81. Greenhouse 18th and Mon
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Gin Snbpentiuns = Nbfummcn.

@ai6 ington II, 3. g.. 8, Ge5.
- 3lrtihen Der oitreihiid)en &egie-
rling uno ser 0Itreihiid)cn 2lopb.
Nalnpfer = 8eieGifoft miro Elm Cub
pentions . Ntbfommcn geplant, mel
DIES altf iiini5ebn Sabre bered)net III
uno auf Der Notbpenoigteit berltbt
OurdJgrciien0c &crbeiierunaeu III Den
n~otionolcn Observation-Disclosures cin'
tretel, ST. lnlien. IS belteht Die Nb-
iid)t, Die gcinmmtcn iobrlid) 81 sab.
lcnocn Shifisiubucntionen nli iiber
81, 100000 81 erboben uno Der er-
luGbntcn @eieaidnit lit man 9epiQt
ben &orSlie hiniidtlid Der StcaunA
0eS Motcrials uno oeo 9ntca nellcr
Shiifc c%in3urGumen. Ginc Der Sc
0%inglngcn 0ea 9lbfommcnS iii 0af
Die NrodtiGtc pon omerifaniid)en NG-
len oltS nid)t bober normirt rpcroer
oiiricn, ais bon Gonilirren5b1ien ans.
lno 0oB fcincr 8lniie bon &erirod)4
tern Elm &or5ug nor anoeren cingc'
ruiuut lueroeu 0orf. Den oelttid,er
Shififobrts @%eielid)aften miro uill
0ieicm @eae cine Gonfurren5 cnt.
itcbcn Ole tic nidlt unterid,nben mer.
Acli
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Tran SirbIuna uur 8crid)t.
Gin Scniotion5pro5cB in Miiiiiiippi.
Slltcreiinntc 3cllaennnsiNNen.

Su5cI6urIt it, Miii., 9. 0e5. -
Sit cine Groil bcreftigt, ctncn Wonl1
az t00tcn, meld)cr ehrenrilbrige Be
merflngel1 ii6cr lie modt unO lid
riibmt. ibre @unit gcnoiien 81 boben?
9ieie 6ra9e mltB non Ser Surp ent'
ihic0cn neroen, Wcld)c bier ilbcr
6rou Nnnic @iroiona ST @eritt ltbt.
Die biibifC hinge Same lit olgeflo0t,
Gr. Sboma5 Butler cridoiien 81 bas
ben. 9ics miro pon Der GcrtbeiOis
glu,g niht in Abre0c NcItcut. 6rolt
@iroionQ'a 2npnIt brbauptet ober,
BOB ieinc alicntin IN 6olge Oca @e.
rcoca, lucld)ea 9r. Butler iiber iic per
6rcitct boben ioll, Den &erltnno per.
loren babe uno Onber nidt fiir lire
laut pcrontportlih lei.
Gle G"Ite ScuQin ser gtrtbeioi8mg
mar 1rot Sornb 9irbion0, Die
Sdlpiegcrmuttcr Ser Mn9eflngten,
sic iogte aus, lire Sfypiegertod)ter
lei nle6rerc Gage nor Ser Sbot bpite.
rid gerueien uno babe lid) mie llll5lls
rcfnungsiGbig benonmen. Die 3cll'
Gin er5Gbltc old. 0uB Die iunge 6ralt
@irOiong cinen Northumberland
nit Morpbium gemadt babe, ais ibr
bon elmer gllten 5%SrcnnOin binterbrad)t
luuroe, mas Or. 8utIer iibcr iie &C.
iugt buben Ioq.
Or. gliorO, Der nG6itc 3ellge, be
rcitete oent GcrtbeiOigGr cine 9roBc
@ntt1uifmng. Man Bate erpartct
Or. Ifioro mcrOc ousia9en, oaB or
Sral Siroiong, nof)Oem ne Den
Selbltnloroperiud 9cnlaft, bcbnnOelt
ullo ibr OoS 2eben g~erettet babe. Stott
0elicn iogtc obcr Der Nrjt aus, onB
3ruu 9ir0iong gar fem Worpblltm
perihhldt babe. Nbr SclbItmoroper'
Illd lei &erlteQung geneien. Or.
IlforO crflGrte and, oaB lciner Nns
iibt nnd bic Angctlogte nitt an Sel-
itesltorlung lcioe.
6rnu 9irOipn9 Dar crit 13 Sabre
alt, ais lie iih pe%rbciratbcte. Sbr
.@otte ltcbt cbeniaaa natter 9tntloge,
iubcm Ser 0iicntlihc Nntld9er be
balrptet, 9irOioIN babe IcTnc 6rolt
ouiNcitdfrlt. Ocn 0oftor ST. crn!or-
ben. Die NngetloAtc bcnlnmt lid
Dor Bcrid,t Iebr geiuBt. 9atr ais bic
6lntbcflcftcn &leiocr ibrca Spicrs
Den @cidmorcncn Qe5eigt muroen,
pcrlor iie momenton ibrcn @lcid)-
mlltb. Sic erboltc iidJ icood) Idncll
lpieocr, ais ibr irgGnb Elm @cmlnoc-
rcr cinen groben @lnmcnltratB ret
den lieB.
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8c,tern Marplaub Giiemba9n.

9eeinneno %. gcoember, perIdBt 3tuen'Sta.'on
Sdglidl.
4.10 @'oraens-e6neIpoff, Saserstotsa ~.
@,sSlbn.~ Garnesbnro, Gbdrrbersbnre lino.
oiisgeitoGtfren Sorriag, pdf1cod mo ehm'
3.6i Scdbin. Accommodation nad Union.
gribee. foipie tdaIid, aliseciionrleIi, SoHrfnp,
gprf. 0arober. @ettpSpnrg ino y. iI1o 8.
Sipiitoit 9uHiteu. -
t4.55 gfddin. Grprcb. Snnpilinie, S1aerSs
toiuIt, &anepd, Sbiprenspnr9 irnot niisestioin'
men Soniffaa 5reberid mo SnliiiifSburg.
9arlols2snagon.
Saaiidj, aussenpmmcn epnntng..
G. IL Weoroens - Yorf. Y. nito $. Siptfior liito
eanpfIinic 5ftiih bon Gnnorb'Srooe, fofpie
Carlisle.
Gmmiisbirl.
Te,p @ifsfor. Union @ribee. grucebiue t5res
herid). lburniont, @abresboro, Chambers
hura, 0aaersiuipn. Sancod. Cumberland iifo
6Ifins. Buffet Sbferp1tionss9enoeon.
5.33 Not5tu. - Accommodation nod Sarober.
G,25 ghenoS-stffoui. mad Union grihae.
Wur Esnrrritaac nno SANTIAGO.
ti.25 gbcnos - stfiofn. iidd llnipftsgrioge.
gur Suun.ags.
80 W~turge15-sffom. mad urtorsSrioge nito
: pdIt ri6t an @ennfpIpnnia sspe. ssiniien ait.
q. Mpbertiun. g. ID. 4piurn.
Geit. s8efddfisilhrer. Gen. s9aIf. sgarut.
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&r. George Z. &oiinlnn, eill pro.
m:iieiltcr GARNER tnbc acarliepsoile,
lit pIoblid al eitelli @er5ifIage gc'
ftorben. gr hinterlaBt aliber ieiner
Niitue cinen Snbn Srn. Beorae "
Suifnai.
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EaiIc sur @ciie ms Mnslanb &c.
Isrgt 6. 3aine, 0r. Ala, Di.gaIti.
mpre. Strahe, uabe Gpitmnbomic.Ape.
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Baltimore Cbio- 8abn.

Srpreb6ltge nSeee Stnnoe auf bic Stinoe" bon
bcr 9umoclt.Sta tiUt nab MnipiugtDu al
SSo6elIta9efl 200 Born. DIS 500 sberlos.
6rilbere abiabrt bon Der DIT. ToDalsStution.
SsaiDington, ~perlalleil Ntt, 9ioDaLStation
"G.O5, #6.45. !710, 1850. 1886, 1856, 1851.
n1,53, .?ll.55 sormy +12.iS. !12;55. lib,
,243, 800, Y .16, 400, !5,55 Nla9m. *6.0s,
!6.55. $500 Qtnllteb), tl0.55, *l1.23 Abelos;
nerl, Gamoelt=Statlon 300. +6.t5, 1890, 200,
i1.20, 800, $500, 5000, 1000, !i1.00 Sorrt.
1890 M, 1902, *t2.22, 400, 2l.05, 200.
800, 1905, 400. 1870, 800, 1908. 1886
Gudult., 800, *6.1G, 1920, 100, $500, *S.16
(2imiteb). $1,000, *10.05. *1i.t0, *11.32 gtbos.
anrapplis Mt. GoD1lsStatton. 1850 ulto
1886 Sprnl, !4.h5 rno 300 9tudrl. Gantoeils
citation. SOC mo ?0.00 giornl., 1920 Wiittage,
800, 1886 9iabm. uto 600 abenos.
Sreoertd, COMMUNICATION !7,35 uno ?9.15
Sornl., 1925, 1850 uno 1920 9Indnl.
Siudciter, Iit. 9topdl. !1.t0 Sprrt., PAS,
1850 9ta1nl. GamoensS intion, 1920 Sornl.,
300, 1850 mo 400 9iabm.
&anrrotoipu, mt. 9tpbuls Stntion 40 0orm.,
1850 9tadbm.; 9amoersS iatiuL 1920, 1885
&orm., 1850. HOO 9iabnl.
@licpttGitD rno Wit. IirD, GduloetaS %iailet,
7.35. ?9.t5 Snrnt, !i.25, 1850, 1920 gla1nl,,
So 80, #i1.45 @bcnoS.
9urup, Nj. N%opaIsSiation, *2.43 gia9m.
GnItoeit, 1900 gtadant
9ipfal Yluc Cine
mad philadelphia uno Nrlu syorf.
Ncuer terminus an Der frciinb6tpaf5igftc
Strabe. gicpsDnrf. beqleTi Ildd SptcIS, Sbcatere
mo 8cibdft3sS titriii.
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G9ciapcnfe Snmpfcr-G

Sbc1dpcaies2inie.
GleGdnie Gaiiagicr : Sampler pSll,euita" uno
pStildnta" nuCh
90 Euint Gumiurt nnb auriuft, Gn.
Sdrlpter O~erluicn Baltimore idgli6 (duSgcs
%ionlrllet SnHntugS) I'M $50 9tbenos ulo Iolls
men in Do 4uilt Comfort I'M 6 ubr 0iorgenS
lino IN 9turIoif mn Its DturAenS an, nni1lics
GGio an Die &iienhnMl8if9e HAD. allen YIlttelt
ocs SiiocIls mn GilhlueftenS.
Durt'Aiuer.2iuic.
Gic0dnie @aiinBier Sampler pGbarIotte" lno
Baltimore"
Eadl &citsGuint uuo Jiidlmunb, On.
Sampler Ocrlnicn Baltimore tuglid (auSges
noiHulCH Soul!nq5) I'M . llbr gta6milidg5 lino
~ionit1eli &I 9Scit s4Oiut mn 7.30 Ntpreell5 uIo
in Iitdr1oao I'M 9.25 MorGere al.
Sic AT NioGtuGcn .Iiittlpebcr ulO 6rciiu9en
bon Baltimore uOtubrenheIl Sdmpfcr. 1ino bic
ron gSci:s4oitt on Steultd9elt, Solncrituaeu
ttHo Sun1iiugeU dbinbrer. legcl IN Gluuceliers
Votit. Clements una IlttolIos an; uno Die
an Gteilitunclt, SonieritdQen mo Salniiagel
bon baltimore mo an WiogtaqeH. Mttilpudcl
ll1b Stcttagcu bon lSeftzFoiut nNlnhrennen
Sampler lc9cu IL glprfiolpn ltlb GIaDslant an
(het gitniiiGcm 9Sciierl.
2ampir ~urrtalen baltimore uom &icr eir. IS
nno 10, 4taItitra6cii.gSerft
SitrdDsVilCte IIa6 allen &uHiieii f0rite1 ge-
lt6ert, @epdd ulifgegc6eu lino HuiiitcnSintiner
I'M SurntS r~c'erntrt iuerccn, in Den bici!aen
Wt0eisGitrcaEr: Tr. tt9, SitsSnltimrrc. Straic,
u. VI. GnhiOl, 9lgeni; pr. f27, lit Snltimpre.
Strnic. oocr 0eit 8dupt : Eilrcdur: Nr. 800,
sigbtsStrnic, baltimore, $40.
9icubcu softer, s.. Z. 0bism,
Sen sG3eihGItsiiGrer. Sen. sGaiiddicrs gtNent
I. y. McSaune!, SillfssGei sYai. .9teent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1lntb NclUsgprI III0 DC
reit 3!:iu 8ebrGucb in Der Gamoeils uno WPt.
.&np llsSiatiot INT 1000 Slbenos.
u, nab ettlantic.Gitp on &obettdaen; u,
nod Mtlantie.Gitp t1pIt6; ., nab 9tlantie'6ttp
Sonntaes. Pile Siige balten In Wifntngtom.
Is bdlt in Gbeftcr an.
Yhifn,s Mffum., urtoensStottoI 1915 Torrl.,
.. 20 g}ddDm, 26.t0 9lbenos; MI. 9oOdIsStdtioii,
%S.20 Sorr., 1925 9iuhnt., ?6.t5 gbetos.
Nbcroeeu Iffun:., characterization, gt.0o
9id6m. !6.t0 IbeItos; MI, Disqualification.
II .05 Tndlm., 1915 Nhctos.
Rcfcrpiriiig bon 9idum in S6Iafs ODER GGrs
Icrs9SGggoIs, Speiierdten etc. perocit f6leu be'
furgt per Seicpbun in alcl, f0lDcnoclt gtuet'
@iircatir: 9barless mo guliimoresStrube g.. &c
q, Ct. 4aui 1924 ODER mo, Gouriluno 1901;
Mlt RoSalsSi otiort, 6. & g., MT. gerro1 1928;
gdEtnensGtatiot SitfurmdttonSsViireau, 9. & y.
e.. Raul SAC. ODER Wto., Sour. mo 2T26; niie
9tr. sec, SiiosNrod0ipdr.
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aur5e GobtIbcpcihe II

- 6erNinano @rumcticrr, Der iron.
5oiiid1e gfoocmifcr linb Sdriftttl.
Icr, lit geltorben. Gr mllroc in 1919
gcboren.
Marquis bel GCo( Seiorp lit
gum ipaniid,en WorinCminiitcr CT
nonrt porben.
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@tr6 in ANNAPOLIS b G.

Sic Itcrblid)en llcberrcitc 0c5 III
@rOoflpn 9%citorbcncn .HcorsN omirolS
IIicrIon aperocn bcllte Oforgen nltf
Dem 6lottc1irieOboic 5u annapolis
nit miIitGriihcn gbrcn bei1ciebt.
6r. Nuguit &nippcr &C.
Horizon.
Sn Cumberland lit ST.. 9litguit
Shipper, elmer ser Gltciten oeutihen
9cncAner qenomter Staot, I'M glIter
bon So Snbren q%eitorbct. Ger Ser
blid1ene, meIhar Sen @ilrgerfricg in
Scr llnionSarncc mitn1odtc, binter~
l0Bt ouber ieiner @ittme 5pci S0d,-
fer. 80 b..
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gran Glilatetb Mroolp9.
Gr. 1919, Mea.aanuaie-s traet.

ut. IZf9, sStrubt.
ale Substituting scr semaItem Ior5cIan
iriiroe Wlpntng, ben 3. December. e%r6ftnet.
1daltn hon 10 ubr Gormtftaes big o lit:
@reks sinspa6f cHYreismsrtben @eihnndis.
9efhrnIeii. IGepi30+ -
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Merd)ants' e. WincrS' Sranspurta
tipn Company.
NnWtTcfsYINt

-UWFTVIfEINIt
%o6 Bottom uno Dem Often: ieoen Mnnina,
Ntenitng, Souncritag uno Gainliag. slbeloS
q llbr.
gtaf PrUoibtrce itno oem Often: ieoen Conn
tag, WltttluO6 uub Sreitng, Wbenos G ll1r,
Nnb EtcUpott.9}ciuo mo gort,if: tiJii1 nm
g llbr NbeuOe.
6roht Miro tdsli6 bis 3 llbr GbcubS fit an
Dem Sunc dbinbreuoe 2nutpfer angeuumnieit.
ga9 Sapllnab l1no Dem Gibeii: ieoea Gieis
&oiioner unSS GrobiSence.Y Sampler io5ren bon
Der &ctitc an Slibc oeB GonesDodS alb. Cos
oaift1aYs Sdupfer bon Der 98erite am SliBe oer
2Beiis SaIssgtoenre.
6. u. Giainsbam, Iseut,
2cng Sod.
%. g. gnrn,r, g.sI.sM.
II, 2. etcbbiHs, Sen. Span.
Snrpt0iircau = Ghouft.G6e German. mo
2ilbtsStrnee, Gt3,I&S-)
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Wait;npre Sampf Sadet " Gp.
ialte tne inrcrliilge 9aisqinie.)
9ie Der. SiGnteusFnit beforoernb.
Sampfer r@irgtnia" men, p~siIabaun,"

yWeOrgI1," rScilGeHee". N
Sampler fdbren tlelid. GonIitogs nlisgeitol1'
mrit, bon ben pSGiseinie" zBierS. Nr. t0El9,
Boirt Comfort ~giorfoIt, 4ortsiupui6 utlo alien
YunItcn bcS Siiocns. SSerfinorn9 IN Slb
4oint Comfort nit n6. & 9, eiicnbabK". Nab
~eeaboaTSS Sti'' aine%S t d 3ns ned ! sorts'
MOUTH uiio sl.Ianta. W 9lorfplf Serbilloiite
nit Der ~sttIantic eodtt Cine" ~s'orfoIi uu6
peitlt9 nnS .Sio Eorltrt9n aiaes nah Zen,
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apablSeticn md ertopdilaem 9Iaae. EArit'
ritie .aqilter6irinter, eicftriitc ge!ei;t.:ir9,
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Cir. 107. STts4altimore. e trate. Cir. 900 nre
b0a, otsbt'sfrase, .: o.. 6. Sffes, giioofb9ds
Baltimore uuo GiIbertsStrpbe, .Gcrtitenill
Iruft gnnoire" uno aIbduats TIC. i09, NforS'
GbdieSsStrnbe. q
Sonn u. Sfcruppo, @. @fpiun,
gicesTrdf. II. Gen. sWiandeer. Sen, sYaii. sstecnf.
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@arglanb C Genniplpania 81. 81.

Yndr ~rcrIdFielt WUtthsgut Nhrs SInttuN.
7.3o Sor.r. nab Uorf iialleh, dnsgeIlonliilcl
SpnrtiaGS.
$50 %orri. RAD Hcldir idGlio, dlisgcnonti
ftet GDintGGS.
1.2o addbm. nnGh geIdir. ftr Samftd0s.
3.25 Gdtbrr. mao 0orf tegli6. oiisseitonrr'ei,
SunrtdgS.
4.05 Tadu. nab 9eIin. MIR epnniaes.
4.45 Nuhm. nnn geIair tigIi6, au5genont'
men Souitngs.
600 abcnos rad GsIta tieIit, ausecnom'
men Gonntlqs.
100 sthen6s mad EcItn. :,ur Gonrines.
II 80 Nberos mad slcIatr, Mittipo6 Ii. Game
tag.
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9ambnrgsN merifa
SoppclidJrmben.
Grprcf- nnS SaHagier-9 icnit.

. Negcn nitt IN G0erbouro an.
Sambnrs-Hme
81 8roabpap, Nep.Dorf
arthar Us. Gokion,
4m aticn Gfatc,
1877 SIte9aItimore-S eth
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-17
GOVERNOR PR0CLAlMS'
~ HOLIDAY FOR LABOR

Governor J. A. johnson today issued
the following proclamation naming Sept.
3 as Labor. Day: =
"Acting under the authority con-
ferred upon me as executive of the
state, I do hereby proclaim as Labor
Day Monday, Sept. 3, 1905, and request
a general observance Of this great hoE-
day, esta blished in just recognition, Of
all who toll. t...~ q - "a
, "That the legislatures of the states
have all set apart one day in each year
when labor shall lay aside it's vocations
and meet to discuss problems of vital
interest to the body politie is cause FOR
congratulation. Only in free and fair
discussion, earnest yet dispassionate,
can labor and capital find that common
ground that is essential to the prosper
ity and happiness of all.
"Labor in this country has attained a
dignity that is second to no service.
Its strength and .virility are vertebrae
in the nation 8 spinal column. Its prob.
lens are identical with those Of !: the
country and their settlements can meas
urably be fastened by the proper OBJ.
servance Of Labor Day and q fair and
earnest effort at mutual recognition and
Cancellation between organized labor
and organized capital. Both appar-
entity are institutions. that will endure
as long as the republic shall last, and
it is to be hoped that better under.
standing will come out of succ essive
observances incident to this day. =:
80 John A. johnson. Governor -!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-17
JOURNAL REGIMENT HAS
DRESS PARADE TONIGHT

Because of the great heat of yester-
day afternoon, the parade Of the Jour
nal cadet regiment was abandoned. The
cadets have regimental review and
dress parade, tonight at 1880 at the
Parade, Kenwood boulevard, opposite
the armory, and the general public is
invited to attend, but especially Grand
Army visitors and parents of the
cadets. =, q, - !. -.
Wednesday,, nights parade, because
Of the, crowded condition of the streets,
did not give the cadets the opportunity
to do themselves full Justice. Tonight
however, those who have, watched the
progress of the regiment will have an
opportunity Of Judging what has been
accomplished up to date. ia. q
/. Beginning next. week special officers
schools will be held to take up the
study of camp life, its duties and dis:
cipline, and preparations will begin For
fitting up the camp where the cadets
will live during the state fair on the
fair grounds. The use of 100 of the
tents that are now being used by
Grand Army visitors has been secured
and beginning tomorrow these are to be
taken down and transported to the
state fair grounds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-17
CITY IS CONGRATULATED
RAILROAD MEN AND OTHERS AC-
CUSHIONED TO HANDLING
@s CROWDS SPEAK IN PRAISE OF
WEDNESDAYS WORK,

Mayor David P: Jones received let
ter today from F.. A. Miller, general
passenger agent of the Milwaukee sys-
TEN, congratulating the city on the
general excellence of the CA. r. pa.
rade, and the perfection Of the different
arrangements. He says that he has.
been fortunate enough to see great
many parades and big crowds, but the
parade Of Wednesday was the best
managed in q police and medical way
of any others he has had the opportu-
nifty of seeing. ..... "4,,..-#.s
). Former Governor Upton of Wisconsin
also compliments the mayor. In large
cities the police are skilled in handling
crowds, but the management here was
as good as he has ever seen it in any
place. Where Minneapolis excelled 9TH
er places, however, was in the ehospi-
tally shown toward the visitors by all
classes of people, and in the patriotic
and friendly spirit exhibited along the
line of march: 49,. =, -. :
In this connection credit should be
given to small body Of men of whom
very. little has been said, namely the
officers Of the National Guard, who
acted as aides to the division command
regimental reviews was of great assist
ance to the marshals and it was largely
due to these officers that the parade
proper moved so promptly and smoothly
and particularly that it was dismissed
with SO little confusion. This is a most
important feature, and if neglected
often results in serious congestion.
When it is remembered that the Ma
tional Guard officers from outside the
city paid their railroad fares and, on ar
rival here, paid SIS each for the use, of
their mounts, their presence here en-
|: titles them to some recognition, which
will be duly accorded.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-17
NEW WORKERS. EXI0L !.
ENCAMPMENT CITY

New York's official delegation to the
encampment,. the department. officials
and the large party accompanying them,
will leave tonight AT midnight for the
return, trip The department came in
style and will return in the same man
ner. It's special train Of thirteen cars
has been sidetracked for the week and
has been made ready today. >..,;s<.s,
The New York party, 800 strong,
came. to the encampment as q body.
The party was under the personal 'di-
rection Of j. p. Mccain Of New York
city, manager Of the. Mccain tours. It
was the. largest party coming from any
distance, and came straight thru In one
solid train over the West Shore. Wa
bash and Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul roads. The special train consisted
Of ten coaches, reclining-chair cars,
tourists and. first class Pullmans, two
diners and q baggage car. No stop was
made in Chicago and none will be made
on the return. Leaving Minneapolis at
midnight tonight, the special will ar
rive in New York at sSo'clock Sunday
~ The New York. party is greatly
pleased with its trip and with Mime
apolis. Everybody is praising the city
and the management of the encampment
in the highest terms. Mr.. Mccain,
who carried large parties to Denver,
Boston and San Francisco is an en-
thusiastic Minneapolis booster and
plans to make Minneapolis the north
western center of his eastern tourist
business for tho west. - r,.sa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-17
MILWAUKEE DISPLAYED.
FINE BAGGAGE, SYSTEM

Officials Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul road are patting them
selves on the back for the record
breaking manner in which they were
able to handle their encampment bag
gage business. The baggage problem
IS always serious in large conventions,
but by making special. plans it went
smoothly for: the Milwaukee road this
week. The encampment business oil
went into special baggage house, u
freight house on Second street s; being
used as an encampment baggage quar-.
ters. All incoming baggage was sorted
by the final number Of the check into
ten piles, each pile having a special
door. BY special arrangement with the
transfer and baggage companies, q
wagon was. ready at each door at all
times and baggage was moved as fast
as called for: w. ID. Carrick, general
baggage. agent, Of s3the. road, was per
sonally in charge with q large forco
Of men and everything was kept NOV
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