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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21
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Fire Insurance. Real Estate,
Loans and Rentals. e
2O5-206 Boston Block

PRussIAN NATIONAL Insurance COM
PANY.-Principal office in the United States,
1912 Monadnock Block Chicago. III. Z Commenced
business in the United States 1891 Theo W.
Letton. general manager in the United States.
Attorney TO accept service in Minnesota: Insur-
ance Commissioner. Deposit capital S20O,000.
INCOME IN 1908.
Premiums other than perpetuals.. $50. 693.7s
Premiums perpetual risks. None
Rents and interest .......... 37,1UU.55
Profit on ledger assets over book
From all other sources ...... 252.14
Total income sS4s, U56.49
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1875.
Amount paid for losses. $aso. Sss.s g
Returned to home office. 96I.6i
Commissions and brokerage 1I0.lo1.29
agents and EMPLOYEES ......., 7o.6s42a
Taxes. fees and rents. 2S,fI.U0
Loss on sale or maturity of ledger
ALI other disbursements ......... 3s,U23.7a
Total disbursements ........ $685., 646.52
ments ..o..'............ ISa, 4c9.97
ASSETS DEC. 81 1895. -
Value of real estate owned. None
Mortgage loans ................. Nome
Collateral loans -....-........-- None
Bonds and stocks owned. ,GSS 1870
Cash In office and in bank. 54529.9I
Accrued interest and rents. o.955. 10
Premiums in course of collection. 134-slo.2s
Total admitted assets ........ S1,2Is, 393.ls
Assets rot admitted. 50. 1895.
D.. LIABILITIES DEC 81. 1905.
KEN ;mrance reserve . 6S9, 44S.32
Reclaimable on perpetual policies None
Reserve and liabilities in special
department -..-.. ->oHs
interest due .........e........ sss27
Commission and brokerage None
CAPITAL stock a'. ..'.....e......... 2co,oo9o0
Total liabilities Including cap
ital .................... $3.50. 80
Net surplus ................... 322, 97S.5I
RISKS AND PREMIUMS. 1895 BUSINESS.
Fire risks written during the year. SIS 057 352 90
Premiums received thereon. Lila 26f HI
during the year.... 4566sso 90
Premiums received thereon. 9S2.S2
Net amount in force at end of the
year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1c1 .165 $1,000
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1908.
Fire risks written ST. 302 10000
Fire premiums received. ......... 21.353.Oo
Fire losses paid. Observation-Disclosures. ISL 10
Fire losses Incurred. ........,.... 6,oS4.00
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
Whereas. the Prussian National Insurance CON-
pany. a corporation organized under the laws
of Germany. has fully complied with the provfs
ions of the laws of this state. relative to the
admission and authorize tion of insurance COM
panes of it's class.
Now. therefore. /. the undersigned Insurance
Commissioner. 90 hereby empower and authorize
the said sbove-named company to transact Its
appropriate business of fire and marine insurance
in the state of Minnesota according to the
laws thereof, until the thirty-frst day of Janu-
voked or otherwise legally terminated prior
| thereto.
! In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
| hand and affixed my official seal at ST. Paul,
THOMAS D. o.BRIEN,
Insurance COMMISSIONS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21
LIFE rHREArENEp: DEAD.

Reading. Pa. March 21.-Elmer Prutz-
man, aged q years. was shot and killed
last midnight as he left the home of his
sweetheart, Mabel Treat Prutzman
wrote his parents yesterday that his life
had been threa tened. g.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21
QUOTATIONS REFUSED
Court Bars Wells Company from Cham
Der Figures.

Judge D. I. Simpson today granted
a temporary injunction restraining J..
E. Wells & Co. from using the QUOTA
tions or wires of the Chamber of Com
MERGE The injunction was issued upon
motion of the plaintiff in the case of
the chamber against J. E. Wells g. Co.
for permanent injunction and dam
ages. It will remain in force pending a
hearing and decision Of the case on it's
merits -..E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21
NEBRASKA BANKER ARRESTED.

Omaha. March 21.-Thomas NJ Hunt
ington. banker of Gordon. Neb.. was
arrested today by United States Marshal
Proctor on a charge of subornation of
perjury in connection with alleged land
frauds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21
NEW INcoRPoRArroNs.

Gootey Lithographing & Printing Co..
Minneapolis; capital stock, 100000;
incorporators. T. E. Cootey, Cora M.
CooGey and FL. T. Seely.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21

& Weather Now and Then.
Today maximum 81. minimum Is de
grees:a year ago, maximum 40, mini
mum 80 degrees.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21
AROUND THE TOWN

Half Holidays.-It has been decided
to give all the pupils in the public
schools a half holiday some day next
month to attend the Jim Key exhibi-
ton. On1third Of the pupils will be
let out on each Of the three days, April
3, and ).
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21

Administering Sues soo.-,Eva Ceder..
berg. as administrators of the estate of
the late Frank f. Johnson, has begun
suit in the district court for $4,000
damages against the 500 Railway com
pany. Johnson was an engineer and
. was killed by the bursting of cylin-
der.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21

Glove-the original rubber shoe
Foot -Schulze on the sole of the gen.
uine.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21

New Commercials Chosen-At a
smeeting Of Commercial club directors
at noon today ]. H. MADDEN. H. T..
Daniels, c. II. Peterson, w. c.. Whit
new and F. H. Wallis were elected to
resident membership. E. Warren Stees
+. of Caron, Saskatchewan and E. V.
Winchell were elected to nonresident
membership.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21

&. Judges Are Assigned-The assign,
ment OF Judges Of the district court for
the April term of court was made to-
day. Judge F. G. Brooks will have the
! criminal calendar, Judge Andrew Holt
! will have charge of the Jury calendar,
Judge II. D. Dickinson will be in cham
Z bers and Judges John Day Smith, D. F.
Simpson and F. V. Brown will preside
at the trial of criminal cases.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21

MAKE You Shirts?'' Yes-No one
makes better, S., 81, S.. "Hoffman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-21

Lace Curtains and Oriental Rugs at
special prices this week at John W..
Thomas e. Co. s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

LosT-At Pickett Springs Saturday evening. ladies' Russet leaher pocket book. finder will please return same to R. G. Du.n
 a Co.'S office and receive reward is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
ALABAMA IN BILL
GRANTED CITIES
 IN THIS STATE.
Senator Pettus Has Left for Tate Springs While General Morgan Hastens to His Fnvorite Sport
 At Bailey.

Washington. D. C.. June So.-(sps- cial)-The omnibus public building oiii as finally agreed to carries the follow ing Alabama appropriations; Mont somery. si2.0oo: Selma. s5o,o0o; Besse- mer. s4o.ooo: Florence. sso.ooo; Tusca- loosa, s125,0o Dothan. $40.0oO; Gads- den, ss0,oo0: Troy $5,000.
 A telegram received here this after- noon states that Senator Pettus, who left for Ttate Springs last night was standing the trip well It Is believed when he gets to cooler climate ne will be much improved.
 The weather is so hot and oppres- sive here. that Senator Morgan does not attend the night or closing sessions of the Senate. Senator Morgan expects to leave fin a few days for Bailey Springs. and Colonel Wiley will leave for Montgomery on July 3. Represeh- tative Underwood left for Birmingha tonight. Coneressman Clayton Will oe- part for Eufaula on Monday. Repre- sentative Taylor will not start for ms home for several days Representa- tive Burnett succeeded in getting through both branches of Congress his power plant bill for Little river m Alabama, and it was signed today oy the president.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
-------------------s~-- PROTEST AGAINST SALE.
Minnesota Governor Does Net Wa
 Donation Dartered.

Minnesota Governor Does Net Want
 Donation Bartered.
 San Francisco, June 20---Mayer Schmidt yesterday received telegram from Governor Johnson of Minnesota. protesting against the sale of flour dn- mated by his State for the fire ST s- CTS here.
 The Mayor as yet has taken no Seticu on Governor Johnson's protest It is claimed by the relief committee and by General Greedy that the donations of flour received are In excess of all Pos- sible needs and 1t was deemed the best plan to dispose of 1t rather than pay storage on thousands of barrels. and especially as storage facilities are lim- tied.
 Sev sn hundred and fifty thousand pounds were reserved. which. it is esti- mated, will be sufficient for the needs of the sufferers for six months. On tho other hand 1t is also claimed that many people desire the flour distributed as was intended by the donors. oand that applications for it have ben granted
 The relief committee declared that the proceeds from the sale of Hour. which amounts to over a quarter Of million dollars, will be used for more pressing needs of relief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
Paving Bids Wanted

Sealed proposals will be received ev the City Treasurer of Montgomery, Ala bama. in duplicate. until ls o'clock. noon, Monday, July 18th, 1906, for p4v- ing and otherwise improving the side walks on the following streets in the City of Montgomery according to plans and specifications on file in the efios of the City Engineer.
 North side Clayton Pork from Mobile street to Clayton street
 Both sides Columbus street from McDonough street to Decatur street
 Madison avenue from Jackson street to city limits.
 Both sides Catoma street from Bibb street to Bell street
 West side Holt street from Robinson street to Nash street.
 South side of Jefferson Davis avenue from Court street to Perry street.
 Both sides Noble avenue from Aman- street to McDonugh street.
 South side Clayton Park from Mobile street to Hammer street.
 South side Randolph from Court street to Decatur street.
 South side Mildred street from Aman- da street to Cleveland avenue.
 Both sides Jefferson Davis avenue from Amanda street to Cleveland ave-
 North side Mildred street from Aman- da street to Mobile street.
 Both sides South street from Law renee street to Hull street.
 Both sides Randolph street from De- catur to Union street.
 West side of Perry street from Jef- ferson street to Pollard street.
 East side Perry street from Jefferson to Columbus street.
 Both sides Forrest avenue from High land avenue to Lake street.
 North side Martha street from Holt street to Short street
 A certified check on a responsible bank in the sum of $150.0o to be dez posited for each street to ensure aooA faith. City reserves the right to retect any and all bids any anu R s. williams. city Treas. su-zae.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
old and young,
 Have fun KodakfnG. Tressiar Sells Thsxsa.
ULKs, oUrRA HOUSE
Stage of New TuscaIoosa Theatre (" "
 EuIarEed.


 Stage of New TusesIcosa Theatre to Be
 Enlarged.
 Tuscaloosa, June 30.--tSpeciai )--The Elks at their regular meeting Ihursoay night took formal action on the opera house plan. They viii buy twelve rect more in the rear of the present slte' and this with the twenty feet not noW in use will give them tss room on which to build the new stage. allowing all of the present auditorium and what is now in use as a stage to be used TOT the new auditorium. The theatre will be essentially a counterpart Of the new Majestic in Birmingham, and with this Tuscaloosa will probably experience no difficulty in securing some good attrac, tions Mir. John Brady will be the local manager and his experience in tneatri- cal business will make the season at the home undoubtedly successful one
 The Kettledrum was deliGhttuliy en- tertained Thursday evening with Mrs T. W. Palmer at her residence at the University The first part of the pro gram was rendered in the house. after which the gueets all adjourned 10 the beautiful lawn. Quite number of de- lightful musical selections were given and Miss Francis, the teacher of ex- pression at the University Summer School being present, was prevailed upon to give a reading. This was highly finished and artistic rendition and was much enjoyed. There being vacancy in the clubs membership Mrs E. A. Penlek, wife of the new Episcopal rector. was elected 10 nli this vacancy.
 The body of Mrs. F. M Moody; whose death occurred at Denver Wednesday, arrived on the 2:s0 Nj. and 0. train. The body will be at her home on Queen City Avenue until tomorrow morning, when the funeral will occur at o'clock from the Baptist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
WILL VOTE ON BILL.
Senator LaFoIiette VIII Hear From His
 Train Service Measure.

Train Service Measure.
 Washington. June so.r-The discus- sion of the LaFollette bill limiting the hours of train service on railways was revived by the Senate today by re- quest by the Wisconsin senator for un- animous consent to vote on the bill at o'clock on December Is next.
 He spoke of the opposition to the bill as manifested last night as "a fili- buster"
 Senator Gailinger took occasion to say that Mir. LaFollette had misrep- resented his position last night. de wished, he said, to repudiate any fn- timation that he had ever taken an ad- verse position towards labor.
 Senator Foraker again expressed the opinion that owing to the numerous clear to vote for the bill last night Sdnator Carter spoke on much the same tone. He announced his advo- cacy of the Legislation and expressed the opinion that the bill would pass but said that the measure is too irn- portant to crowd tt to q vote Tn tne conclusion of the closing hours of the present session. All three of these senators objected to the word "fiiious- ter" as used by Mir. LaFollette but neither made objection to the requeE to fix day for vote
 An objection was made, however by Senator McCumber. who said that in- terests in his State desired to be heard on the subject. He feared that he might be deprived of this opportunity If time for voting should be named.
 Later in the day the question was revived by Senator Beveridge and ul- timately an agreement was reached to vote on the LaFollette bill on January 10 at o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
zIRkLE & MOORE.

cottage, five rooms. Jeff Davis Avenue: house has both gas and electric lights: ''is For s saiaMss.ooo HsrSs.e will buy new. mod ern eight room two-story house, No; SIS Mildred street. House Is niceiy papered, has gas and electric ngnts. this Is one of the best places In the city for the money; the house alone will cost S3,000 to build; pays q sooo interest as an inyestnent and Will on- ly be on the market few days at this price.
 For Sale-s1.s00 will buy six room house with large corner lot; best place in the city for store ana residence; big speculation in this property.
 For Sale--on Holt street. near Mar. tha, we have a lovely six-room house that can be bought for $2.0o0. ana we consider d bargain. It Is rented TOT S200 q year. Can be bought on easy payments
 For Saie-Five-room house on Mar. tha streer, recently repaired and put m good shape, can be had for $l,ooo'
 Insurance: We write fire insurance In best companies and will annreciate vcur business. Losses paid promptly.
 Money to loan: We have plenty or menev on hand. and if you need any if will pay you to call to see us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
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For sale--ss,s5o will buy splendid two story ,eight-r9om , nouss, snsc,.,of,,es nl.n corner lot. nice house VIII hahe n'ee home Or good investment
 Tor saiesf xso will buy good fve- room house. Norman Bridge road, neSSa Sa head of Burton Avenue, lot 30 py soo feet; property here Is increasing Tn value every day.
 For sale--s1,f50 will buy a new. mod ern eottare at Highland Park; It can be bourhf for S150 cash balance In nnonthiy payments; it Is q good invests mert or "a nice little home; it Is sure to increase in value; don't miss It.
 For sale--s5oo will buy a good three room house, best renting part or the eitv: s20O cash, balance on time.
 s1.sso will buy two good four-room houses. plastered and In good shape, rented to white tenants for $iso year: the houses alone are wortn the money; there is a bargain in this prop erty.
 For sale--$i.soo will buy new hve room cottage. Highland Park, near new School; $50 cash. balance SEQ per month: stop paying rent and own your own home.
 For sale-s2,ooo will buy cozy little
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
ENDORSED BRYAN.
TeiIadega Democratic Committee Takes
 Action on Presidential Nominetion:

TalIadegu Democratic Committee Takes
 Action on PresidentiaI Nomination.
 TalIadega, June 30.-(Spectal )-The Democratic Executive Committee or Talladega County met today and or dered a primary fer August 27 under the plan provided by the State Com mittee.
 The Committee adopted a resolution providing for the County Superintend- ent of Education receiving the en- dorsement of the people and the State Superintendent to he governed by the primary choice in making his appoint. nlent. The candidates for Solicitor or the City Court are also to enter the primary and submit their claims for this position.
 J. W. Vandiver. M. H simms and w. T Edwards, J. C. Burts. W. B. Gas tleberry are candidates. John c. Will Hams Is the only announced candidate for Superintendent of Education. The Committee adopted resolution en- dorsing John B. Knox for alternate United States Senator. A. NJ. Gerber for Attorney General and George T., McElderry for Associate Railroad Com missioner Vim. J. Bryan was also en- dorsed for the Democratic nomination for the Presidency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
HOLT & STRAUSS,
Real Estate & Insurance.

s2,5oo will buy q small store and two dwellings situated at the intersection of two .street car lines. The present rental is $330. This property will easi. ly net you 10 per cent. Come early If you want it. prominent street in the Sayra street school district. Easily rents for S20 per month.
 sS,ooo will buy a modern Groom dwelling with servants house and sta, ble, and situated on Monroe street. Only part cash required. the lot being 10ox22o, and located en the extension of South Perry street You will get good value in the puT,, chase of this property. Terms will be satisfactory.
 ROOMS FOR RENT.
 The third floor of No 29 Dexter ave- nue Immediate possession given.
 ROOMS FOR RENT.
 Ten splendid rooms within block of Court Square. Immediate posses enue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
GEORGE KNOX LIVED FORTY
 SIX YEARS WITH BROKEN NECK

was possible for Knox to live with . broken neck. and they were even more surprised to find that no part of his body was paralyzed. After being treat ed at St. Lukes hospital for two yearA Mir Knox was able to return to his business. although the vertebrae in h,s neck had Tot joined together. While in St. Louis he met with an acci- dent which resulted in the forming of a cataract in his left eve On an~ count of his neck the physicians did not dare to operate and he lost his sight in that eye. Mir. Knox. until 1885. when he retired. was in the wholesale wrapping paper business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

New York. June 3o--George Knox broke his mock and fractured his skull forty-six years ago. Today 1t was an- nounaed that he died Thursday at hts home here in his s1st year.
 A heavy cornice fell on Knox one day in the summer of 1880. while he was passing a building in course of erec- ton at Ninth avenue and Twenty-sixth street His neck was broken and his skull was fractured. Doctors declared be could not live more than twenty four hours. They were astounded when they found a week later that Knox was not only living. but gaining strength. ,.
 None of them could explain how 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

FOR sALE-+s-room residence on Mar
 that Streer. lot 50xl4S, with alley in rear. Modern and in first class condition Cheap att. .. ... S3.500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
Incrense In Revenue.

Birmingham, June 30.-(Special.)- )- Major W. E. Hooper, chief clerk in the office of the collector of internal reve- nue was hard at work today closing his books for the month of June and also for ,le fiscal year, which came to a close tonight.
 Complete returns from all the sub offices in the state have not been re- ceived as yet. However, 1t is known that the department has made splen- did record during the year and that the business of the department in this state has been increased considerab- ly.
 The increase in the collection for the year will amount to over $lO,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
Iintnn Onera Q Cup.

New orleans, June So--The Southern Yacht Club of New Orleans announced today that Sir Thomas Lipton has of fered to present the club with a cup to be raced for annually upon Lake Pom chartrain. Sir Thomas. in offering the cup, said that he does not know the type and size of yacht most used and best adapted to the lake and asked the club to decide what class a cup should be offered Sir Thomas said that he had spent a portion of his boyhoed in New Orleans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
HOTEL FOR RENT.

HOTEL FOR RENT. We can interest you in a frst-class hotel proposition Possession given on October 1st.
 RESIDENCES WANTED. We have great many applications for high grade residences from October 1sk.
 If you want to secure good tenants it will be to your interest in listing your property with us.
 FIRE INSURANCE. You will set best protection if your property Is insured through our agency. We sell 'FInsurancs That In- sures."
 Loesea paid fin cash without das- count.
 MONEY TO LOAN. We have money to lend on Real Es- tate.
 FOR RENT. From October 1st, cottage within three blocks of Court Square.
 FOURTH OF JULY. our o1Idce will be closed on the 4tt inst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE.

PoTs' s" standard d mess @ siT. % q Sir .sSi lard. compound e% Q7Ac; pure lard 9ke; b0xed meat; dry salt shouldsrs sM Q @set sides Rice ordinary to good steady.
 Flour, extra fancy s4.S0@N 60; patent corn meal s2. 7O@s2. IS; hgan fI.cs.
 Hay choice s20 %; No. l s1e. %.
 Oats, No. white 44c; mixed A3ho.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
 Kaa.aManfann niacaanefi.

st. Petersburg. June a6.--A confer ence of the highest officers of the army and navy has been summoned to dis- cuss the extent of and the remedies for the disaffection In the army and navy. officers from Kursk. sevastopol. Rinai- zen. the Caucasus and other places where mutinies have occurred. have been summoned here to report on tFe suhtact
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01

the commander in chief. Marshal Feizf Pasha ordered the forts to open fire on the mutineers who surrendered sf- ter 2 few hundred of them had been killed. The rebel Arab forces are ads vancing on Amran and an important engagement Is reported to have been fought. both sides sustaining heavy 1naaaa