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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-12
GdJneioet I'D, ben Gals ab.

gbicago, 10. Sept. - Gla.
renee g. 8ooiter, gi5epr6iioent Der
Becples @as. iino 4ofsgelellihaft,
elm angeiebener &lnb. nno Geien.
idaftsmann, bat in ieinem Sauie,
go. $500 gqis Mpe., SelbItrnoro
besaneen, inoem er iih Den Sals nit
einem Raiiiermeiier obidnitt.
@oolter mar geiitesfranf, als er
Die Ibredli6e Sat begging; er erlitt
bor orei @oden einen Sisiflos nno
bqt iif) ieitoem ultter 8eobahtung
befunoen.
gr betrat oos 9aoe5itunler; I'M
n6hIten ausenblid b0rte Der 0iener,
Der ibn an beobahten batte. einen
Sall unb fano @ooiter blntiiber.
front, nit Surhihnittenem Snlie,
ouf Dem gooen Iiegeno. Scooter
itarb, ehe elm glrSt gebolt meroer
fonnte. gr mar as Sabre oft uno uns
perbeiratet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-12
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anoe|d)oden,
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ipnnbcn Sauuu.
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Seoenfaus eine Cat
Der Reuolntionarr
Der neripnnbete geamte Elm in Der
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Copyrighted by the Associated Press

8afu, 10. Sept. - Ser bieiige
britii6e gicefoniul 2eslie urqubart,
Der ii6 tpdbreno Ser Satarenfdmpfe
oes Sabres 1905 ausge5eihnet bot,
elmer Der angeiebeniten Wdnner Der
Selgegeno, lit Santstag glbenb nit
ten IN Der Staot angegriffen poroen.
Sbpobl a6tmal auf tbn gei6oiien
tpurbe, fam er NIT iehs lei6ten
SIetIfppunoen oabon. Der @runb
81 Der Eat IdBt iid ni6t altSfinoig
MAIDEN; tpubribeinlid ban0elt es iid
INN Elm terroriitii6es 8erbre6en nah
Dem WuIter Der in 8arl6au begange.
men.
Ser @icefoniuI 6efano iif in iei'
nem &agen, als Ger erite Sfub OBJ
gegeben puroe. @r iprang mif, uno
I'm ielben glugenbltf murOe er bon
eirem 5rpeiten Mann, ser in oen @a.
gen iprnng, ongegriffen. gei Dem
folaenben Sanbgemenge fiel er aus
Dem @agen oui 6ie Strobe, mo iein
Ingreifer iebS S6iiiie olIf i'm OBJ
CAB, aber i'm MIR oberfldhlid Der.
lette. Serr l1rqubart iprang alli
unb berfolgte ben an9reifer, Der aber
In Der Neni6enmenge perifJmano.
Cine nGbere l1nteriu6ung ergah,
bob Der briti6e 8icefoniul flint
Streifidiiiie unb einen S6uB olr6
Die Sanb erbalten batte.
9ie 9eborben bemiiben ii6, Die
Morbbuben 5u fangen, baben Bis
iett aber feline Spur berielben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-12
uerbrennt fidJ fell.

Gbicago, 10. Sept lgine
3epeide meloet Der oSribl aus
Minola IN Seras: "a
Der geeger Silas Sobmi IipoIlte
iib eeitern bur6 8ranoIti, Ma aus
Dem @ef1nsnis befreien, l:annte
ii6 aber az ai1e. gr fans llerlid
nm, tpdbrenb ibm eine. eiIt iden.
nenge bergeblih aus Der Fnnens
Den @efdngtis 8u belfen Ute.
Sobnion mar ipegen l.enbeit
rerboftet iporoen mo 3iiE- lie eiit
Seuer in ieiner 3elle an, i'm fi6 81
befreien. Die Slamnien griffen aber
10 raid Inn iih, bob Der S9lieBer,
als er FAM ibm nidt mebr belfen
fonnte. Wfon alarmierte ole Selier.
tpebr rnb Wenidenmaiien itromten
na6 Dem @ef1ngnis; oas Geidrei
oes 0egers ipar fiir6terIid). Wtan
n1nhte aus einent 8alfen cine Siam.
me rnb periidte, Die eifernen Siireit
nieoer3nbrehen, anein Iie bielten
Stonn. S6lieBlid ntuBten olle Der.
Il fe aegepen. fperoen; oi' Ween.
i6en fapel. tpie Der gseger 81 SuOe
eeroitet nurbe.
Dos Stdothcn bat feline eeiiigenoe
Seuerpebr; oie Sprtse Dar ben
Slnmnlen gegeniiber ohnmdhtig.
SdIieBlif ftiir5te eine Wduet oes
@efGmgiiiiies Elm uno begrlb Den
fbreienoen @efangenen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-12

gerIin, tS. @ug. - Die 8oer.
mann.2inie, oeren 2eitung befannt.
lid bereits enti6ieben Seripabrung
einaeIegt Eat segen Ole id,arfe &ritif,
peIde Scr Reihstagsabse Gr3.
berger unI6ngit in elmer Heoe 5u
9iiiIeIoorf an ibren ge5iebrngen 5ilr
Geaierlng lbte, miro nunmebr auh
bie SiIfe bes 8eridts in aniprr6
rebmen. sic miro alle @lGtter, bie
Tie in 6eIeiSiaenber @eiie NIT Der piel.
eripGbnieu Sirma b. Sippelsfir6 &
60. in Saraaele itelen, perflagen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-12
Sn''uroeut miro
,uria efIdlaeen.
Sino Guerra mnk iidl nad Scm Often
suriifsicbcn. N'i
~ ---rt~1n -
Amerikanifde gatterien
, ..y.--.,,, ,-,.,,,,-,... i'm Jeloe.
&egiermns Der gereinigten Staaten
bereitet iid amf Ginsrifi Dor.

ga bington, 10. Sept. -
3ipiiden Dem nusipGrtigen 9lmt l1nb
Der umeritaniiben gotibaft in Cuba
iino iiber einen eoentuellen @in9rifi
DER 8ereinigten Staaten in Die He.
bellion Roten geipebielt poroen. Der
Snbalt oerielben miro ielbitperitGno'
lid iorgfGltig gebeim gebaIten. 86b.
reno es pabr lit, Dob Die Hegierung
augenbIiflid nidt singreifen miro,
lit ood ppr allen 9iugen 5u bea6ten,
baB Die 9unOesresierung MIR auf Den
giinitigiten glugenbIid gum gingrei.
fen martet, falls Elm ginidreiten
ipirflib notluenoig tperben ioQte.
8egenpdrtig lit Die 9unbesregterung
Der aniibt, oab Die Seit nod niht
gefcmmen it, mo Die Sntereiien
Gubas ober ser Civilization Elm Gin.
greifen perlangen. @s lit inoeIien
mobl peritanben, oaB Die 9unoesre.
gierung riifiidtslos ein5ugreifen ge.
oenft, iobalO bieie Sntereiien es not.
penOig MAIDEN.
Solpeit bot sic cilbonii6e &egie.
rune bie dmerifanii6e ni6t einnlal
er1tGt, ons glbfabren bon febellen'
erpe6itionen aus amerifanii6en
SGfen 81 perbieten; aber bas aus.
fpGrtiae slmt bena6ri6tigt Galma
frehpillig iiber iol6e @rpeoitioneu
itno ibren 9eItimmrngsort. Man
tpeiB, 6aB bie Ge6eIlen in Retp gorf,
philadelphia imb onoeren Safen.
plasen Mdnner lno 8offen fir lire
Sahe iammeln. gs lit flar, baB oie
Hegieruns perpfli6tet lit, ole abfabrt
bieier grpebitionen au nerbin6ern, 10.
fpie audi, boB IN ibrem eigenen 2anoe
gegen cine freulloibaftlihe Ratior
tpie Guba geriiitet miro. limo es I'M.
terliegt feinem 3ipeifel, 6aB 6ie Bun.
besregierung Die Gbfabrt bieier 8e-
beIlenerpeoitionen 5u perbinbern nil.
len pirb.
sluf ser anberen Seite fann natiir.
lib Die cu6aniihe Regierung iib noh
gelie6en in ben Sereiniqten Stoatcn
aisriiiten uno ibre &rieq8. rno
Eransportidiffe ungebinoert nad
amerifaniiden S1fen i6iden.
Guerra su, e1eidlasen.
Sem Yor. 4 Sept. - Cine
&abe[6epeiche mt. n 0em ..Serol0"
aus Sabnna: III
Sonntag Gaht III If l16r lit elm
Silfs5ug nab goniDlacion abgegnn.
gen. l0ie 5ilperl6iiigiten Na6ribten
laltten oabin, oaB 9ino Guerra bon
Goniolacion in oitlider Ri6tung Der.
trieben poroen lit. SberIt Gletps
meloet: y8ir geben auf Ser 8eIterr.
babn ioneit mir fonnen, ltro boffen
Die 9febellen 5piihen Die Satterten
auf 6eioen 3iigen 81 befommen. 60
ltns olle @in5elbeiten feblen, fonuen
mir nibt iagen, mas mir TIM iperOen;
bas muB porten, bis mir an Ort uno
Steae anfommeu. Sd babe $50
Wann uno bier Waihinengt 'iite." :"
Sauptmnnn abbott, Der So ran.
beur eiaer -, ia9tycaSS Ia.
men @aiier aebenSmitfeI tiiA
sebn Gage NIT linb baben alle mog.
li6en 8orbereitungen getroffen."
gon alien Seiten fommen @eriihte
iiber Die Mdne Der &ebellen 5iir Sin.
nabme Der Stabt. Wan glaiibt, baB
Sberit asbert feline 2eute nod @eoo-
| 90 bringen miro, tp6hreno Guerra
iiber @uana6acoa gebt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-12
gpn Iutomobil sctStet.

SanSoie, Gal, 10. Sept. =
geim llmi6laeen ibres 9(utomo6il;
baben Srau Camille g. Wilner or
SafIanS unb SRI. Warion Gonborn
aus gerfelb ben 600 gefunoen mn
lit Der Stubenf Ssobn 8. SduncS i,r
ifaper perlest iporben. los l'nqIii
ereienete fid on elmer idlarien aurr
in Ser genhe bon Iilpitas, ueln Nlei
len norblid bon bier.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-09-12
Gurticr crmorSct.

Ren gorf, 10. Sept. - Der
SO Sabre olte Eortier Sdrrp 8arro,
Der in elmer @irti6aft an Ser eriter
sloenie angeItelt mar, lit in ser
gaht bon einem gepiHen Sames
Moran erihoiien tporben. Ser Wor.
Der lit entfloben.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
ROCK PILE: WOULD
 SCARE OFF HOBOS
Local Justices Believe It Is Solution of Serious
 Local Condition

Asked yesterday if they did nos believe that a rock pile would be an excellent means of ridding Bisbee of it's large number of hoboes. Justices Mcdonald and Murphy both statef that it is just what the city needs.
 q would like to see a rock pile for those who come here, not to get work. but to bum a living of the miners who are working hard every day for their money" remarked Justice Mur- phy.
 "I believe that a rock pile would soon rid the city of its hoboes," said Justice McDonald. Working them on the streets does not seem to have much effect. Most of them manage to escape. and the chain gang holds no terrors for them"
 Never in it's history has Bisbee had as much of the hobo element to deal with as at the present time. They appear to be hocking here from all parts of the country, brought by the reports that this is the most prosper ous city in the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
IRATE HUSBAND
 MAKES MISTAKE ~@"'f ! J. Q. Temple Hits Man His Wife Said Had Spoken
 inSuItingIy

in attempting to avenge an insult to his wife, J. o. Temple yesterday struck the wrong man with pick handle. was arrested, brought before Justice Mcdonald and fined s20. which he paid
 Mrs. Temple, in telling the story. stated that she passed a group of three men, one of whom made several in- sulting remarks. She went immedi- ateIy to her husband, who is employed in the railroad yards, and tGid hinl what had taken place.
 Grabbing a pick handle, Temple sought out the three men. His wife pointed out John Herran. Just as Temple began to strike, his wife yelled hat he was the wrong man. but the blow landed, just the same, striking Herran on the jaw, doing only slight damage.
 The man who had really offered the alleged insult made his escape during the melee. and could not be found by Temple The husband was arrested on a complaint made by Herran. Tem' pie pleaded guilty 10 the charge of as, sault.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
|REDLIGHT LADY
 SHOOTS HERSELF
Revolver Accidentally Drops From Drawer And Is Discharged

What was a narrow escape from death occurred to Angie LeGrand mistress of the Casino, a house of prostitution, which she operates in the redlight district, yesterday morn ing about 8 o'clock. While drawing the money till, she pulled 1t too hard and it slipped from the case, falling to the, floor. A revolver which was kept in, the till was discharged. the ball blowing through her right arm.
 As soon as the accident occurred. Dr. Hart was summoned and dressed the wound. He found that the bone was not fractured, but that severe flesh wound had been inflicted. While he does not anticipate any serious com plications arising. he stated that the wound was of such nature that blood poisoning might set in. According to the story which was
 told by those who saw the affair, Mrs LeGrand had been drinking heavily during the night. When she attempt ed to draw the money drawer from it's place, she staggered. pulling it all the way out. It fell and the revolver which was kept in it was discharged After passing through her arm, the ball piled it's way through a row oi
 bottles on the shelf and lodged in the wall. The ball missed her right side
 but a few inches.
 It is stated that she is not confined to her bed, but is able to be around Unless blood poison sets in. she will recover
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
MINERS ASK FOR
 DRILLING CONTEST
Believe It Should Be Feature Of Mining Congress
 IE April

As one of the special features of the Arizona Mining Asso5arSon s meeting here, beginning April g, the miners of this section are asking that purses be hung up for drilling contests. E4 sfuss. ss.s-
 After having talked the matter ever among themselves, the miners have decided to ask'that sho0o be pro vided for prizes fHtkingie and double handed drilling coptests, They want $500 for first and s150 for second in the double-handed contest, and s3Ou for first and $50 fot5 second in the sin gie-handed contest iam s'".' ."
 While the miners are all interested in seeing the mining industry deyei oped, and advance in this Territory they believe that if the association de sires to give the men who work in the mines any special consideration it cannot be better done than by of fering prizes for drilling contests.
 Among the miners who are here or would come for a double-handed con test are McIvers and Ross. Page brothers, Chamberlain and Make and an unknown team from Butte. The single drillers include Fred Yockey, O NJ. King, Dick Conley. Bob Lyons Walter Bradshaw and Dan McGowan
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
OPEN HOUSE OF r
 '. N. L. A. SUCCESS
Benson OatpOintS MalCam' Will Reduce Quarterly
 Dues To B

The Y M. C. A. open house enter tainment last night was big success in every sense of the word. A crowd of 45O were in attendance. filling the galleries and main floor of the gym nasium to it's fullest capacity.
 The principal attraction on the pro gram was boxing match of four rounds between Jack Benson and Charles Malcom. The first two rounds was clever exhibition, Benson out pointing his opponent. Malcom tired in the last two rounds and Benson had things his own way. Joe Su1nker who was scheduled to appear with Benson, was advised by his doctor last evening not to go or as he was Just recovering from an attack of ap- pendicitis.
 The first number on the program was a class drill of thirty members of the gymnasium classes of the associa- ton, followed by apparatus work by the same class. ,....S .-,
 The fencing match was won by E P Van Alstyne from A. Crittenden by a score of four to one.
 Music was furnished by the Ander' son Mandolin Club. The club is com posed of seven children, pupils of MT Anderson, and is led by boy violin ist, who is not yer six years of age The club scored a big hit with the men present, responding to several encores from the audience.
 The program ended with an exciting game of indoor baseball between a team from the senior class and one from the intermediate gymnasium class of the association. The gamC was won by the senior class by score of 19 to 10.
 During the program, MT. Pollard general secretary of the, Y. NJ. c. 4. made a short talk to the men, invit ing them to make use of the privileges of the association. Announcement was made that beginning April 1 th' membership. fee in the association would be reduced from s5 to g pc quarter The membership in the as sociation now numbers 225. 1t is ez pected that under the new rate tht number will reach 490 in a very shor
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
CURED coNsumprIoN

Mrs. E. ". Evans, Clearwater, Kan. writes, My husband lay sick for three months. The doctors said he had quick consumption. We procured a bottle of BaIiard's Horehound Syrup, and it cured him. That was six years ago and since. then we have always kept a bottle in the house. We can not do without it. For coughs and colds it has no equal
 25c. soc and s1.00.
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
FIRE DESTROYS / . HUGHES LAUNDRY -i Three Buildings Destroyed Al Loss of About <.
 $5,G0O

Fire of unknown origin, possibly in cendiary, between 1 and 2 o'clock this morning completely destroyed the Sanitary Laundry in the upper part of Tombstone Canyon, causing a loss that is estimated at between S4,00O and $5,000. ..... ...
 Joe Hughes, the proprietor of the laundry, returned to his home from lodge meeting about 1:15 o'clock, and noticed light in the laundry, but thought one of his sons was in the building and had built a fire.
 Just as he was about to retire. Mrs. Hughes asked him if a noise she heard was the wind blowing. Hughes said he did not think it was. and went out side. He opened the door of the laun- dry. the flames and smoke pouring out upon him.
 '' No means for fighting the fire be ling at hand, it gained rapid headway, spreading to the dwelling and all the outbuildings- By o'clock the build, ings had been practically destroyed. MT. and Mrs. Hughes were able to
 get out small part of their household furniture, this being all they saved Everything else was a total loss. | The laundry is insured for Sl,25O 1T favor of Henry Mann, who held
 mortgage on the place. Hughes had
 none of his property insured. The fire started in the rear of the laundry
 si.- from what cause is not known. | It is feared by Hughes that two young men employed by him ma! lhave been burned to death in tht building. Efforts to find them aftel
 the fire. made by Night Office Thomas, have proved fruitless. Hugne' jfears that they may have entered tn building intoxicated, and, after goini Ito sleep. been suffocated by the smok'
 and then burned to death Their Tat Twin not be known until they turn n Tor the ruins are searched.
 | This is the second sensational even t,t the Sanitary Laundry. On DeeeI I~er ! of last year Mrs. Kate Sauvas' shot and killed her husband from iD
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
ceT voue eREmIums.

A years subscription to the Review paid iD advance, price s7.50. secures for you . copy of the Cosmopolitan Magazine or the Ladies Home Com panion for the same length of time The premium magazines will be mail ed direct to your address from th. east. In the meantime you can secure a single copy by calling at the Re view office and paying your subscrip
 ties ope month in advance.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

Next to knowing when 10 seize an opportunity the most important thing in life is to know when to forego an advantage.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

One mistake many of us make is to imagine that because a woman is fond of reading it is a sign she is intelli- gent
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
4 SAFE COUCH MEDICINE FOR
 CHILDREN.

ID buying cough medicine for chil- dren never be afraid to buy Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it and relief is always sure ro follow. IL is especially val uable for colds croup and whooping cough. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

Sometimes a social gathering is failure because the one the others wanted to talk about is there.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

If the average man finishes anything on time. it is to enable him to get out and gad.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

step on that a man who is talking must think fast.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10
HOLY ANGELS ACADEMY ..
TO HOLD COMM
Graduating Exercises and year-E'nlldd
+: Programs VIII Begin on Monday OF
!! Next week. -. ''3...: :.

i The first Of the series Of the COM
mencement exercises Of Holy Angels
academy was the "Mystte Rose, given
by the senior pupils 81: May %: Next
in order will be reception and lunch
con given by the juniors to, the gradu-
ating class on Tuesday, June 2.
=. On Thursday at 10 am, class day ex-
ercises begin Essays, the class proph-
eeyn> and i other original numbers. will
day. DAY., June is, at 10 a.m:, the Aiumnae
association meeting will be held. A
banquet will be given to the alumnae
members at l O'Clock. The class Of
1906 will assist in receiving and enter
tanning. Former pupils are invited to
an informal reception at the academy
between the hours Of and 5.
In ST.. Joseph's school auditorium,
June 10; at 8 PM, graduating honors
will be conferred. on. Della Mcmahon,
Mary: Harroun, Margaret Culliman,
Mary Lohmar, Regina Vincent, Mary
sHammersley, Mary Flaherty En- aTgaret
and Leila MacDe rmott.
:. Della Mcmahon, Mary Harroun and
edictorrian honoors. Diplomas and medals
will be- given and the address on the
occasion will be by Rev.. G. Byrne of
St. Lawrence's parish.
On Wednesday at 9a.n1., PROMOTION
cards win be given and prizes will De
awarded to those. who attained excel
lence in attendance and scholarship
In the evening, between the hours OF
| Z 80 anad $3.50, the graduates Of 1906
will give a reception to their friends at
! the academy w. ! =. i q -. -. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10
City n eWs
TOWN TALK

There viii be music at Lake Harriet
today. 1880
Marcel waving. Feely & Croker, 622
Nleellet aRenue. s--.yss 49,. so.
Big steamer Excelsior leaves Casino
docks hourly for tour of lakes.
DR.. Montgomery speaks at the Fow-
Ter church Sunday evening on the sub
jeet3ofEs Thumbs. tsaul -G@<SM 80
TegL et-ThoroIy. modern store 400
Second avenue S.. opposite Security
Bank building: DC Bell Inv; Co. :
Souvenir postals, complete line In
views comics, art and city views, at the
Century News store, Third street S.
Never buy real estate without having
the title insured by the Minnesota Title
Insurance 81 Trust company. Costs lit
tie, worth much. &-' 1>
The Journal automobile tours, "See-
Ing neapolis-two-hour ride-leave
the Journal office at $3.50 am, pm,
pm and ,7:30 p.m. -
Furs~ stored. IN new burglar proof
storage vaults: Repairing. at summer
prices Schlampp & Reinecke, OIL
1Wentleth, avenue n. : -,
DR.. j. Fowler Avery, formerly. of
Aitkin, Mimi. is now located in the
city and has his office at suite 465-47o-
Ats Auditorium building. and his resi-
dence at 1887: Fifth avenue 5. =
Court Minneapolis No. S65 and Com
panion Court Mendosa, No. Ill indie
pendent Order of Foresters, will give
dance in the X. P. hall, Masonic Tenn
pie, on Thursday evening, June IA. -
The Minnesota Theological society
will hold its regular meeting at .
o'clock Monday evening at room 90
Medical building. It is expected that q
variety of interesting specimens OF
fungi will be exhibited.
The Greenwich, Improvement asso-
citation will meet in Fowler NJ. E..
church Monday at s, pm, for the. cleo
ton of officers, appointment Of COM
mittees and other business. The asso-
citation takes in the territory between
Mount Curve avenue and Twenty
fourth street, and between Lowry Hill
and KenWood.
A water mains at University and Ar
thur avenues Sc, in Prospect park.
pulled apart yesterday morning and
everybody round about became = ex-
was promptly notified and the main was
cut out from the supply system before
there was any real fun or serious dam
age. The break was caused by the set
Ting of the ground, due to sewer con-
construction nearby.
Owing to the large increase in bust;
ness of the G.. Heileman Brewing Co.
the producers Of the celebrated cold
Style LAGER they have moved their
offices and storage plant to the build
ings at the corner Of Twelfth avenue S
and Fifth street, where they have now
more commodious quarters and track
age. Extra delivery wagons for the
benefit of customers have been PLACED
in commissions, and orders will be filled
BY telephone, Twin City 1924, and
NhrthMe stern NicOllet 424G.