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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-29
PERSONAL


ANY IMPORTATION REGARDING THE,
whereabouts Of Joseph or George Houle. WIN
were taken from st. Joseph,s orphan asylun, 4,
Minneapolis, Mimi, about Ii years ago would
be gladly received by their brother, A. B.
N. o: GIRL-CABLE HAS GOMEZ YES
they're engaged and will be married quietly 81
Rome next week. I've wired mother to tell
your father to cable me authority to see Won
It's hard to wait but know twill save you
trouble. Kid. s$t8 :
DIR. sIGLER, RHEUMATIC SPECIALIST
cures Rositigey guaranteed; all diseases given
444e syndicate block. SCI Nieollet a wv ~.
SURE HAIR RETAINER AND NATURAL,
hair grower. Guaranteed. Pay after salts
factory trial; mail inquiries. cents. Oliver
Arcade. Minneapolis. ssf
DANCING CLASSES MONDAYS AND THURS.
day evenings. Nwith social following; buck and
wing and private by appointment. Holcomb'st
Academy, 43 4th st s. third floor.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER; HAIR.Tos0.
sl;s s;a. Others, &; furniture repaired: uphoi.
Rainv1lle Bros. II Central av. 4 n.
WRINKLES AND badness PosITIvELYs
cured by electro-vacuum treatment; superfuousl
hair and moles removed $40 Andrus building.
FUR GARMENTS 10 ORDER AND REPAIRED
Low figures. Hubachek, 302 Nicollet nv, suite
$50. 81 Is, s -
FRAGRANT FLORAL BLOOMS, PLANT. MIIK.s
vegetable essences compose Satin skin cream
BERG SMITH, Mattresses, upholsrer1ne, Re-
pairing. refniehing. 422 LIST av Sc. z. G. 1902.
and bunions treated. DR.. Collier. 515 Mic. ~
WANTED HOME OR BOARDING PLACE
for baby boys Apply 1900 Hennepiu 81.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL.

LARGEST. FINEST AND FASTEST man steam.
I ers bstwsen Europe. ;and st port.
q suppress OF Britain and Empress Of Ire.
4 land; 20, 600 tons Displacement 49, 900 HIP,
q 2D-knot speed; most luxurious and modern ex.
II press steamers. II. q. Lidman, N, wv, ri al,
3 g. =. ~. Atlantic s. q. Lines. $50 Nicollet.
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DYING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
french dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. $40 Nicollet.
YOUR SUITS PRESSED, $50, Ar
Western Az Dye House.. We cali and deliver.
81 Main 33s3-L; T. @. 1928. 10 Western az,
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REAL ESTATE 4. EX ( J, /, = 3

no YOU WANT no .GEY.eoWr. or BgsINEss3
i Quicker and more profitable than closing out
sale; exchange your store for the. following
have advanced steadily and are still stih ,ad.
S yancing, not caused by q boom, but the result
Of natural an loas $50 ,as #
& the best counties In southern minnesota, SO
miles from Sleepy Eye, town Of over 1900
% miles from Sioux City, Iowa: has Two two
good residences and othes s outbuildings. all
IL and 100 at. $50 per AGREE Loan can be ar.
ranged to 1T stock, interest at 5 Per cent:
owner ,le can farm wants 70 get into business
necessary achinery, horses. cattle, hay and
grain, which will be sold at actual value il
wanted ks this ater np Ct
$50 A s1 Rich ( 0 CLAY s 6 CAP T.
subsoil, will never wear ont; finest land Q
ees s9yss aans aas sa9s s
northwest; only Is miles from Minne- o
Q apolis and close to ogilvie, Kanabee 8
incumbrance; will exchange for clean 8
stock os hardware you want to retire
o 5o2 Oneida Bldg. Minneapolis o
o o o. 0 o o8oo 90 % 90 % o o
FOR MINNEAPOLIS RESIDENCE, IMPROVED
farm In Douglas county Of 100 acres, 4 or
80 acres or 100 acres, partly. improved, near
Foley, Benton county, MINI. Black soil, clay
euDsou' Will put III some; cash II necessary;
give full particulars IN first letter. Lock Box
527, Hutchinson, MINI. 3, ~: g :, r
WILL TRADE ANY PART OF $4,000 WORTH
of lots located in growing Minnesota town.
population 10000; these lots are clear OF IN.
cumbrance;; will trade tor. Minnesota or Da-:
kota lands. schwab Bros Guaranty building,
Minneapolis. ~ sE5*..5s,sG s. -
le1 A.. WAYNE CO., IA; $50. IMPRoVED,
good location; for house Near university, Mpls.
800 Al, N. Dr. Morton CO., $lS, for groceries
American Land 81 Elk. Co., 80
443-Ar Security Bk, Bldg Apls., MINI.
FOR SALE Or ExCHANGE-BY OWNER,
choice southern Minnesota 80, 12o and 200
dress Box 317, Waseca, Minn. 81. , go. =.
CASH AND FINE CLEAR LAND FOR a GOOD
modern house: well located in Minneapolis;
give location and all particulars first letter.
Address ATTIC. journal. FE~
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AGENTS WANTED

CASH SALARY AND ALL EXPENSES TO
men with rig to introduce our guaranteed
poultry and stock remedies. Send for con-
tract. We mean business and furnish best
references. g. R. Bigler Co., x $50, Spring
field. Ill. .g# "a Il - -
CASH SALARY AND ALL EXPENSES 70
men with rig to introduce our guaranteed
tract. We mean business and furnish best
references. g. r. Bigler Co., 500, Spring
field, III. az S - -
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING co.. 7oa
Hennepin ay, j. q. johnson. general manager
formerly president and manager johnson &
Lands Co. N. W. Main 1858; Twin City $3.50:
residence, zoos I'd av S. Phone Main l4S-J
JoHNsoN.LANDIs UNDERTAKING CO.. OLD.
past seven years at Sc It'll st S. First-class
service. w. 81. Lands, funeral director
Phone Main 275 T. G. SOC. @Ss''
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JOHN NJ. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. so 7th st s. Both phones.
JAS. AMOR & co.,
300 I'd ay g.. Both phones 755.
E. NJ DAUPHINE CO.. Funeral Directors, 6Ia
4 9Th av s.. T. G. 2970; N. W. Main 1S24-J
ENGER BROS, UNDERTAKES AND EN-
balmers. ALP Cedar av S. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECT0R,
TO Hennepin av. Both phones 1882. s.
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.
For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

AN ELEGANT FRONT ROOM IN MODERN
for one or two ladies or gentlemen, rent rea-
sonabie, breakfast can be had If desired; only
TWO In FAMILY; references required and ex-
changed. Call evenings after $3.50. 1871 9th
av s. corner 18th st, fat i.
rs 9th ST s--TWo ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR,
suitable for two or four gentlemen; near In,
all MODERN steam heat and all conveniences,
or will rent to man and wife; vacant the 9th.
Call and see or telephone Main 1902.
a5 9th ST s-TWo BEDROOMS AND SITTING
room to four ladies gentlemen; all mod
ern, steam heat and telephone; hot water all
very reasonabIeZzs - '~1.'1.e --T..e
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; STEAM HEAT
ed. spring water. telephone and all other mod.
ern conyeniences: within easy walking dis
lance; $40 per month. 1919 Clinton av, dat s..
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MINNIE.
in Minneapolis at the assembly room III the
1 court house and city han. on Tuesday, Wed.
nesday md Thursday, Jan. 8. 8 and 10, 1907,
I two vice presidents to serve for one year,
and TWO managers to serve for three years,
and for the transa elton of such other bust.
Ing. A program Of unusual interest for Tues
K DAY and Wednesday will be announced later
sion will be on Thursday. e. W. Randall
secretary;sC. n Cosgroye president.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Lambert Lumber company win be held
MINI, on Wednesday, Jan. o, 1907, at 9:30
o,cloek Am, to elect board Of directors for
the ensuing year and to prosecute such other
meeting. ]. Lampert, secretary.
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CARPET CLEANING AND RUG
MANUFACTURE

BEST RUGS FROM oLDs CARPETS; CARPETS
"a cleansd. Aoorish Rug Co. 1O02 4 Traaklin.
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WANTED-REAL. ! ESTATE

WE SOLICIT YOUR L1sr1Nas.
We have continual calls for all classes Of
property We have some inyestments worth
your tine to, investigate; best fire and lorna.
do insurance. Chute Realty Co.. BOZ Central
FIVE TO 20 LOTS, IN GOOD SECTION, NEAR
car, from $50 to $125 per lot, for investment
Address 1888, Journal - = Z -.
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TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS.

TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS. '''<
$500 cash and monthly payments win buv this
modern home. in first class condition, eight
rooms, hardwood floors, open nickel-plate
plumbing, laundry, bath, large pantry, etc;
s,-o price 81, 100; 2437, Lyndale av s.. 49, 80
$500 cash and monthly payments will buy this
throughout, basement, etc.; 2222 Penn az
n; price $500. ~ y. ~ =
Oneida Block. IO4 9TH at a.
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MURDEREDI

The price on as fine an outside business
corner as there is in this city; new build
ing and all fixtures: all must go at 81 200;
last call; 5000 cash, balance mortgage.
Also new frst-class two-story 7-room house,
fuil basement, two porches, carline close,
finest neighborhood; price way down for quick
gage. "a ~. I'.s :, I@fIE ~ -
Conservative Real Estate Co., Owners,
- 231 Boston Block. t=
BUY A HOME. q " = =
Two homes on monthly payments $50 down
and $40 per month to party In steady posi-
ton with good record, viii buy that 7-room
brand new house, zoos Girard av N; city
water, p1ped for gas hardwood floors, hard
wood stairway, good lot; street stone side
walk In: two blocks to plymouth carline;
this is the best house for the money In the
city. 81, soo-Six-room cottage, In good loca-
ton, brand new, nearly finished; well water;
lot 40x127; six blocks to carline. Call if
interested in getting home easily on month
~ payments; be your own landlord. Wis
phones. -. Il. - y , - - -
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MONUMENTS

NoATHwEsTERN MANTM CO., M0NU.5
ments. headstones and markers; special de-
signs on request. Office, 419 9th st s; granite
and marble works. s517 Hen ay. Both phones.
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FLORISTS

~~@~>~S->~~e~>~~~e.>s
AMUNDSON & KERCHNER, Funeral Designs 9
specially. 400 Hen T. c.. $685. NicoIlet 191.
JULIUS RIECK. Floral Designs and Flowers
1918 Washington ay N. T. G. phone 1346S.
MINNEAPOLIS FLORAL CO., seth ST, Calhoun;
wholesale and retail florists. Both phones.
E. NAGEL & SON. FLORAL DESIGNS AND
lowers. Both phones. LIS W Lake St rs
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" MINNETONKA PROPERTY
WE ARE PLATING 2s9 LOTS ADJOINING
Woodland Point. Lot free for name for new
plat. American Suburbs Co.. 342-344-346 Se-
curity Bank Bldg. -. : -
IMPROVED LANDS, Z TO 100 ACRES, MINNIE
tonka, Long Lake Lake Sarah and Rockford;
beautiful: Hall, 1856, Lumber Exchange
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LAW AND CONTRIBUTIONS


HENRY J. GJERTsEN AND HARRY a. LUND.
attorneys, 1915 New York life Bldg, Mime.
itance and handling business ii Europe; II
years experience In the general practice Of
law In Minnesota s special attention given to
probate and real estate law. tts ..:sgls
we charge %. per cent straight and remit same
day any claim OF part OF claim = made.
II. A.. Robinson Realty Company,
$40 Railway Building. & s
WE COLLECT, NEGOTIATE, BUY NOTES
e and accounts. Universal Collecting Agency.
4o1 Evanston building, Minneapelis, !
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
OCEAN STEAMERS
Chicago, Milwaukee 8 st. Paul

Railway.
City ticket Office, 22S Nicoilet Az. Phone ia.
Passenger Station, Washington and Sd Avs. g.
Leave Sadly. Tex. Sun. TEX. SAT. Arrive
1850 am Chi, Mil, La Crosse. !. slu:20 pm
s6:45 pm CHI, MI, La Crosse. -. s12:01g pm
Se:oU pm Chi., MIL, La Crosse. 8. $500 am
10000 pm Chi, Mil, La Crosse. -. :O1 pm
e: oU pm Chr Dubuque, Savanna. -. 80 :05 an
g 20 am North,d Farbt, Mason City. t10:05 am
- :e0 pm North'd, Farbt, Mason City. s10:05 am
LID pm Northfeld, Farbt, Austin. + il 20 am
IS:1v am x. City, Day'pt, Rock Isl. .. t6:4O pm
10000 pm Madison GAINESVILLE RK'fd fiO:20 nm
IL :55 am Mankato. Wells, Jackson. f1:00 PM
1906 pm Mankato, Wells, N'tgom'y. ITO 10 pm
flO:1o am Aberdeen, Sis ton, II 'chson. 1900 pm
s64o pm Aberdeen Ortonyille, Fargo. s7:25 an
1928 pm Milwaukee. La Crosse. -. 1905 pn
THE FAST MAIL leaves at 6:45 pm.
THN PIONEER LIMITED leaves at 500 pm
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For Rent-Ofices.

SMALL OFFICES AND DESK ROOM WITH
telephone. Inquire ee6 Bank OF Minneapolis
building r c. 2445
FOR RENT-oFFICE ON THE SECOND FLOOR
Of Lindley block. 6201a Nicollet az. Apply to
C., Lindley, room POP.
SINGLE OFFICES SUITES. AND 8 ROOMS:
Century bldg: rent reasonable. POS Century
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BUSINESS CHANCES


a THRIVING NEW.7ToWy
IN North Dakota, on line Of Northern Pacific
month. and WIN double in the spring y In
3 excellent farming community and trade well
Established: VIII sell at invoice price. Rea-
sons for selling, have another business that re-
quires all my time. Fine opportunity for man
3 anu wire who are willing to work. Address
". 4 aCurriden, NcClusky, N. D.. &. &.
SALESMAN WANTED TRUs1WoRTHY
and capable salesman; to one who can sell
carbons. ribbons and other speciafties and
~ who understands the general stationery bust
an interest N the business may be acquired.
Apply RI Smith, president, the Munson
y Stationery Printing Company, Guaranty
Loan building. 81 RS 8
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD FARM
lands, 600 stock general merchandise In
norm Nortn DAKOTA, doing good business. Building
4 $1,000, will sell separate. Can reduce stock
to So, OO0. This is new, complete stock. No
odds and ends. Too much other business rea-
son for selling. Answer quick. Address 1851,
Journal 3 "a 5#1 q q -
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms,

FOR RENT-RooMs AT s2oh NICoLLET Av,
suitable for business purposes. Apply to c.
SUITE OF FOUR ROOMS TO RENT: Sc PER
month; upstairs, 416 18th ay S. INQUIRE down
stairs or at 2S15 Portland av
TWO ROOMS AND ALC0VE, VERY PLEAS.
ant. In modern house. suitable for light house
keeping. 27O3 list av S. .0-I-
THREE UPSTAIRS, 613 9Th ST n. 81,
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Farm Lands.

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For 'Rent-Unfurnished Flats,

THE o 1HpE : Z . APAS { E 3 . {
Are located the corner Of Grant st 3
ana Vine place, within easy walking dis
lance or the downtown business district, 9
ana yet cut of the noise and rush. These q
apartments modern in the strictest G
sense. and supplied throughout with ar q
tes1an water. Choice locations can be c
secured on first or second floor for i'm c
mediate occupancy. For further particu-
lars apply to 912 Nicollet av, tele- c
1915. G
0 O 0 O O O O q q q q q q a G
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For Rent-F'nr1lished Houses,

FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR LAKE CALHOUN
eight rooms, combination heat ETC.: will rent
Tor six months at a low rental to good party
without small children. Address 5OOS, Journal
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. For Rent-Stores.

sToRE-e23 WASHINGTON Av s, FOR BAR
Der, plumber, laundry or retail business, $50,
Evening star., 1906-03-11
DOWN AT P1NEHURsT.
Correspondence of The Star.


PINEHURST. N. c.. March 10, 1906.
Sports and pleasures out OF doors have
provided a busy and pleasant week for the
great company OF mid-season visitors who
are taxing the capacity of the hotels and
cottages, keeping all in the fresh air and
sunshine.
Among the most enjoyable of the more
important events was the second of the
equestrian gymkhanas. several hundred peo-
pie assembling to witness it. From start
to finish interest never Jagged, and new
and unique features were most mirth-pro-
voking. Conspicuous among these was the
pig driving contest in which many of the
onlookers joined with the riders.
The requirement was to drive small
re zorback shoat" across the ring by aid
Of a clever harness and a riding whip
The readers knowledge OF pigs In general
and razorbacks in particular will give a
fair idea Of what happened. One of the
requirements of pedigreed razoroacks Is
that they shall be "feet-footed enough to
run away from darkey" and long before
the contest was over. everybody was sat
isfied that the pigs used were thorough
breds. 1t was chase pig. catch pig, coax
pig, drive ptg-pig. from start to finish,
and spectators laughed untiI their sides
ached. Allan Lard of Washington, Mrs
Montgomery A. Crockett of Buffalo and
Mrs Leonard Tufts of Boston were the
winners of the respective heats the finals
being omitted by general consent. toss-up
being made for the possession of the rib
bons.
Among the new equestrian features was
the umbrella race, in which participants
were called upon to mount with closed
umbrella, ride to a given point. dismount
open the umbrella, remount and return TO
The starting point. and situations more or
less ludicrous resulted. Another humorous
feature was the egg race. in which contest
ants rode across the ring and back, carry
ing eggs resting on tablespoons.
The program was not without its thrilling
features, among which was the relay raco,
in which teams captained by J. Gushing
Todd Of Boston and Horatio L. Whitridge
OF Baltimore transferred mail pouch to
given point and back, and the dummy
carrying contest. which caught the crowd
week before last.
Among the special golf events was
match on the Nassau system between teams
captained by Miss Mary Dutton OF Bos-
ton and Miss Ethel 8. Check of East
Orange. n. J., Miss buttons team winning,
1914 to 1G51z.
Miss Checks team included Miss Gilbert.
Philadelphia: Miss A. McNeely, Phiiadel-
pfia; Mrs. q. H Converse. Boston: Mrs. II.
q. Marvin. New London. n. HI Miss
Evening star., 1906-03-11

farorite diversion. The new Zoo IS proving
very popular Both golf courses are
scattered throughout the village, are In con-
stant use. OF social pleasures there are
many, dancing and bridge leading in popu-
larity.
ment will I'll in the latter part OF the COM
Ing week. play beginning Wednesday and
continuing through Saturday. a field OF
over one hundred startsrs already being
assured
Evening star., 1906-03-11

Chandlee, Philadelphia; Mrs. r. NJ. ZittelI
Now York. and Mrs. Bradford Knight, Phil
adelphia.
Miss buttons team included Miss Nc
Neely, Philadelphia: Miss Campbell Mil
waukee; Mrs. w. Hetherington, Rochester; /;
Helen Leslie Pittsburg; Mrs. Donald Ross,
WATERFOWL: Mrs. C. H. Rosenfeld. New
York, and Mrs C. 8. Waterhouse. Brook
line.
orally enjoyed ana saddle picnio" are .
Evening star., 1906-03-11
Thrifty Girl.
From the Chicago News.

I1VIH tte NEWE.
Grace--"Do you remember all the boxes
of candy Jack used to bring Edna when he
was courting? Well, she saved them all.
because candy hurt her teeth"
May--"And what did she do with them o.,
Why. after their marriage and Jack lost
SO much in the stock market she opened q
confectionery store"
Evening star., 1906-03-11
Nothing Doing.

From the Philadelphia Press.
How did the editor impress you?
Rather ill-tempered, wasn't he?"
Well replied the jokesmith. .'he cer-
tainly didn't seem able to take Joke"
Evening star., 1906-03-11

miladys mind with dress needs, but II she's
a wise housekeeper she'll profit by this
news of refrigerators
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-08-15
oLAAsnApc . GALE
County Of Adams %
sHERIFr's

ce@ a,S 81 Of Wxds :m, saaFFkIrFs
execution under foreclosure Issued out Of the
Honorable Superior Court Of the state Of wash.
1ngtOn, for the County OF Adams, ON the 18th
day OF June, A. D. 1906, BY the clerk thereof, in
the case o. inyestors Mortgage Security Com
Pany. Limited, e corpcrationI plaintiff versus
Lsing (hts wifel. J. B. Campbell (trustee in
bankruptcy and Bank Of Wsshtucna (a cor.
poration), No 1925, and to me as Sheriff, direct
ed and delivered, have levied upon and will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash,
ssies. towit at 10 o'clock q. m, OH Saturday,
the 2Sth day Of July, A. D., 1906 at the front door
OF the county court house in Ritxville, in
Adams county. Washington. all the right, title
and interest of the said Luther J. Betts and
ynlia A; Bets this wife). Harry Morse. l. B.
bell (trustee in bankruptcy and Bank Of Wash.
tucna a. corporation). In and to the following
described property, to-wit:
Lot three (3) and the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter (NEZ SWN). and the
north half Of the southeast quarter (N1< SEQ
north. range thirty-s 1857 K. W. N. The
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
(NEH NE1<) and the south half Of the north
east quarter (S1 Me- and lot two (2) Of section
eighteen (lSl. township fifteen (i5) north, range
erty oi Luther j. Belts and Julis a. Beta fSfs
wiie) ct 81. TO satisfy judgment amounting to
SlSS5. IS and interest In favor Of the investors
Mortgage Security Company, Limited. q cor.
poratiOn), and costs OF suit amounting to $4,000
and accruing costs.
June. 1906 L. b. gibson, -
Sheriff Of Adams county. Warrington.
.. K. HOLCOMB, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-08-15

A woman in Chicago yesterday. in
her anxiety to catch her train to her
suburban home, pushed the motor.
man from the front platform and
turned on the juice full force, went
flying through the streets for more
than half . mile, nearly causing .
panic among the the women aboard
who thought the train in the hands
Of . crazy woman, and was finally
subdued by several men, and taken
to the police station where she man.
aged to explain her conduct and wac
released just to late to finally make
her train. Now int that the siren :
uous life. Bet she has her husband
buffaloed, the neighbors cowed, and
her house on casters so she can yank
it around as the notion suits.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-08-15
Resolutions Of Coincidence.

To the OFFICERS and members Of
Aitzville Camp No. 5595, Modern
Woodmen OF America, Ritzville Wash.
We, your committee appointed to
draft resolutions Of coincidence on the
sad and unexpected death Of our e.
teemed neighbor Albert E. Nix n,
beg leave to submit the following:
Whereas, death has overcome and
removed from our midst, Albert E.
Nixon, caused by an accident while
pursuing and enjoying . needed rest
and recreation. and
Whereas this noble order thus loses
. peerless yong member Of uprig htness
and integrity.s kind considerate and
cheerful friend in whom oil had con-
6dence therefore be it,
Resolve d, That We bow submission
to the divine will of Almighty God,
feeling that our camp hes lost . wor-
thy neighbor and we hereby extend to
the bereaved parents and relatives
our heartfelt sympathy in the hour OF
darkness and trial and be it further,
Resolved, That these resolutions DO
spread upon the minutes OF this camp.
Copies sent to the nearest relatives OF
OF our deceased worthy neighbor and
same published iu local papers.
w. D. McCoLLUM
J. H. FINCK
w. J. Ross.
Committee on Resolutions.