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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
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WITH TERRITORIAL SECRETARY
RAYNoLps TO 90 BUSINESS
m TERRITORY.

The following articles Of incorpura.
tlon have been Hled IN the Office of
Territorial Secretary J W Reynolds:
The Union County Trust and Saw
inga association Principal place OF
husilcss, Clayton. Union county. Ter.
ritorial agent. 10. j Hammond at
clayton Capital stock 100000. diyid.
90 into nyc hundred shares OF the par
value Of 500 each object. genera,
banking and brokerage business Durn.
tiou Huy years. lnc0rporators. "a. D.
Hammond. CByiOn. Ncsiur a. dc
hacl, Huoyrrus. aud William N Sloan
Independence. Kansas.
Ohildr.ns' Home Society of New
MDie ana Arizona. Principal place
ol business. Roswell. Chaycs county
Territorial agent Rev. Charles r..
LufcG 40 Roswell No caWtal stock.
Object caring for orphan children
ana placing them in childloss homes,
Duration ary years lnc0rrorators.
James .. nagormau. Hiram Hadley,
William "a. Pope. J 8. yesterday. Al.
eN8nder T. Nlabtt. Charles r. Iukons.
r. Barclay Reeves. C.. 4. Mason. Marie
~. Holt. Mrs. COME. Bear Mason.
Mrs. Georgia viva Lukens, John shaw,
Anna q. Hagerman. Edward A. ca.
hoon. john r.. Franklin. Jefferson Ray.
nolds, William J. Mills and Napoleon
-. lnughlln
The First Presbyterian Church -of
Hagerman, New MtxicO Situated at
Hagerman. Chayos county. Terrific
rial agent w. Fremont Osborne OF
Hagerman No capital stock Object.
preaching The gospel o. Jesus Christ
and the education OF the people In
Christian doctrine ara duty. nura.
tiou, fifty years. incOrpurators, W.
Fremont Osborne. Perry Crlslor. Du.
gal n. Mulis. Oliver s. Yincr. Joseph
r Wimherly all 81 Hag6rman.
French and Porter Principal place
OF business az las Cruces. bona Ana
county Territorial agent. Frank g..
French Capital stock. 5000. a.
vIded into two hundred and Rfty
shares uf The par value of 500 each.
Duration atty years. Certificate fled
changIue name from Las Cruces Pro-
dnco Exchange company and inoroas.
nag capital stock from 81 800
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF ESTANCIA
ORGANIZE At TgE COUNTY SEAT
or ToRRANcE-eAPITAL
STOCK $4,000.

The First National bank oi Eaian-
ella was organized ln that town Wed.
nosday last William Mcintosh, the
well known sheep raiser o. the prtni-
dent; John n. lassoter on Estnncia.
la named eos vice precedent. Breed
Hurst of Esiancn has been selected
as cashier Tho directors are ,yiI.
liam Mcintosh uf Chlin. Angus Nc.
NilliNary of Estnncla. william Gregg.
of ksianclni j. W. Brahaoars, Of 81
ianeia. George n. Van Stone. of Es-
inncin John n lasae'ef of Esiancia:
Ffriect1 iarumiilo. 81 Palma; W. "a.
Hurst and Breed Hurst of Ealancla.
The capital stock rs 8a5O00. A CHAR
Ger for me bank has been applied for
20 Tho comptroller nf the currency an
WashmEton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
MILK AND HONEY FOR THE
new NAP0LEONS OF CUBA
REBELS NOW HEROES or THE
CAFES AND ARE MUCH EN-.
BRAcEp-THAT WOUND or
GEN. cAsTlLLo's go THREE
STAGES or THE CUBAN PA.
TRioT.


Havana. Oct. Heroes OF the
war have come 90 their reward They
are Idols of the cafes Such omhruc.
Ing and smiles and gcstculatious
were never seen before. "a ia FUN
compensation for the hardships of the
campaign. some uf them would even
have been willing 10 shed "a little
blood 10 loom thus I'm the limolght.
Battles were few and Tar between
and not very dangerous during thl,
war Tor the constitution or offices
or something, hut that doesn't dun
thc glory of the tropical Nap0ic0ns.
They have been sailing On with the
military swngger OF cOnquorors and
the RlitterinR raiment 81 band mas
ters u happens 90 be- the ease that
ir you are a revolutionary general
you design your own uniform. while
you are ln the field any sort Of buds
VII do. When you come 10 receive
the plandits You fix up some A spick
and span new uniform OF rough SER
vice brown or dress parade white Is
good beginning Then an umhra.
geous straw hat and tan shoes on
riding boots. A belt. maybe a sash,
rovOiyel from "a callber up In loath-
or holster, probably a s,0let0 and "a
machete-a always a machet, A stern
look. an eagle eye. hristling mustnch
u any and large cllnklng spurs. Ali
this is ready then for the bright
light and the huszahs
As a usual thing the demonstra.
ton Is loudest for the private sOl-
diors, of whom there are some. Amer
the era of peace wa opened. sqneds
Of duerra's men came 90 town Cuba
Is noted for fine horses. and the
mounts OF these warriors were of the
best. borrowed horses OF course. in
iho name of the constitution.
Crowds Of young men and boys
followed them through the streets
"A some of The cafes the heroes were
literally Dragged from tho cnnflsnat
ID horses and enthusiastically in-
yiied 20 drink Every kind Of llauld
nourishmoui was at iholr disposal.
from cocOaHnt milk 90 white rum
An nN'cCr of some rank dressed
like p horse With h'a multitude uf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

past seasoua served as the temporary
home of The socrc aFy pf state and
Mrs Root Mr.. ami Mrs Henry
phipla, formerly of plitsburF. but now
ol London. nnd Mr. and Mrs Thomas
IT, Can. of Cincinnati. SIR Jennings "a
enc of iho growing colony OF South A.
rcnn mine owners On washington.
whcrc hc was preceded by Henry
Cleveland Perkins and Gardiner WI.
liHmH. whose fortunes are also largely
from this same solid source.
hroIhcr ~ Tho winters golden Girls
is Miss Eleanor slater. dauphiCr OF
SIR. ano Mrs William A. Slater of
Providence, r. H. and the granddaugh-
tf of The sell known pfianihropiat
who established lhc slater Education.
90 fund tor tho benefit of negro oduca.
zion ln the south Mr and Mrs slater
o. few years BEu buurht fhc iOrmor
home GO UX fDCrgnfy Whitney. on I
street. which has been che scene of na
many notable entertainments aH any
private house 90 washington. so that
Miss siator viii make her debut in
The ballroom wherein Mra James H.
Potter. 200 tho very opening of her
dramatic caroDr shocked au wash.
|.NN "" NNNN NNN N|NI N''A NNN NNNN| NINNN
nous "Oglrf Io. Postmaster
Noncr.i Wanamahof occupied the
honso during TIE Harrison admnisfra.
ilon later selling 90 io 81 s. Rowland
III Ncw York. whose wife eas q AisE
belmont O. loldcr Of WaEhinEi1n's
amaf'cat society until hor death
The Misses Theodore and Margaret
shunts, daughters uf the chairman of
the Ponama canal commission, will be
IN ihe dcbuianto ranks. althoughi they
have enjoyed the unusual distinction
oi n presentation nt court and an the
delights of london season without
any American debut Mrs. Shonis and
daughters are expected IN Washington
during The coming week to take pos.
session of a handsome home on New
Hampshire avenue. which they have
leased Tor the season. and where Mr..
and Mrs Shonta expect % entertain
very extensively. The Misses shontg
were educated no Mount Vernon semi.
nary M this city. so will find some
acquaintance already in washington.
Tho naming 90 Miss Ethel Roosevelt
and Elizabeth Roaeu. d1ughior of he
Russian Ambassador among this years
buds o. quite without authority and
loH caused some annoyance TO the
friends of these youthful maidons.
who are gtill ln tho fchoolr0om Miss
Roosevelt having celebrated her or.
tcCnth wear in the past summer. while
the ambassadors daurhtuf has but
two additional years Goo her credit The
latter however. viii probably come
out next year a. she SIS on extremely
advanced young person charmlngiy
educated Ia the foreign fashion. ana
already taking a lattering interest In
American society.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
Why 50 weAKi
Kidney Troubles May De sapplnq
Your Life Away. Alhugue rque peo.
pie Have Learned this Fact.

HhIn n healthy man or woman De-
Gins fO run down without apparent
cause. Incomes weak lauw.d De-.
pressed suffers hackachc. headache.
dizzy spells and urinary disorders.
look lo thp kidneys iof tie cause Of it
nil kelp the Kidneys ven and they
VII keep you well Dulns Kidney
Pills cure sick Kidneys and keen Thorn
wcll
Juan A Oriegn. a. policeman Of
Loma street Santa Fo N 81. Gays
" aH troubled win gain in me aacE
naYe mat annoyance ended nH 1ul.lIf
as che uso OF boina kidney pllia. uro
cured ni iroland'a Pharmacy. Oldc
mlne then haraacho due io kidnr
compliant would cease f0 have ar
ierfor8 Cor users of this irongthoU
las and curative prenarat so 90
in Santa BE- rNed hc in loaaf du
nous about using Duan noy piN
d nry require medicine Hren fh.
en their Kidneys
fnr sale hy aN deairF Price ~
cents rogier Mllhurn 60 alo.
YORK. .olo agents for Unit a
ftHioa Remember toe n U0a
and sake no other 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
Keeps Washington Going at
Fast Calf Secretary Root
Talks About CUBA.
CHAIRMAN TAWHEY SEES
OVERWHELMING VICTORY
Even Missouri viii Remain IN the
Renks Hearst Is GIVING
The Most Trouble.


Washington. ~ e., October e.
u vas io ho expected thot when
President Roosevelt returned 10 the
White House thcra would ho things
doing hui the most optimistic had
not looked for such whirlwind OF
sircnuosity % must De- true that
Mt Roosevelt has taken SOME tlmo
90 eat. ana the chances are that be-
has slept now ana then. bat there has
been no outward evidence that tho
Ores under tho boiler have hcen bank
When Washington awoko from lts
summer slugta it was not with n
yawu of lnxurlous stretching of the
arms The awakening was as 10 some
ono bad shouted 'F.ro'" and tho Gre
brigade has been busy every minute
since Cuba Panama politics. and
what not have boon touched hy me
magic wand Of Roosevelt and have
cotton O. hustle nn Thorn There mny
De-. FOB SOME dark corner something
set hIhrnniiug. hut the president
will soon find ana root 90 0pt Ho ls
the Mr. stepliycly' OF the govern
meni and carries for the laggarf "a
stick uf exceeding sharpness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
GABLE
STABBED IN HAND
WHILE TRYING TO RESCUE COM.
BLATANT FROM ENEMtEe-AF.
FAIR WAS An ACCIDENT.

While attempting to play Inc role
uf poacemnker Saturday night. Thorn
as D. Gable. one of the proprietors OF
ono Claire hotel. Santa BE-. was accl.
doniully stabbed in the palm of his
hand boy one of the beliRereuts. who
had drawn a pockotkniie for prutcc.
lion Mr Gable heard loud tank al
lhc San Francisco street side Of the
Motel and saw that a tight was in pro-
ereHt. Several men were following
wcll known young man and AN were
evidently under the influence OF liquor
We opened the side door so that the
young Fellow who was getting the
worst Oi Inc encounter aRainat odds
could run into The hotel and us ha aid
so ihe knife was plunged into bis
maud. Z he comhaiant whom be- tried
iH rescue had swung hHck the hand
with tho knife unconscious Of MS
presence aud 90 struck the wOuld-bo
poacomaker Mr. Gable has the ln.
1ured hand handaged and says be- win
nui casay q mediaNng stunt again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

line"
Her hlly was hno ono and was
trained hy negro friend of Tho own
er as n 3.yearold. She showed sbaod
and Milo ~ Potter. member OF iho
Los Angeles Driving club. bought nor
FOR $500 When Sweet Marie was 8
years old Potter started hcr n Nuns
Der 90 times getting a record OF
2.l3 ia with her pottcr lld hia
stable OF horses az euCtO. William
Garland railway cor tur and
capitalist of los Angelo ~ prose
en- owner BOUGHT swo. .urio Tor
$3.50 llo drove her natlnocs.
She beat all cnmors. ufc Included.
Mr Garland swing her lnprofos-
eional record of 300 o.. She was
now the tnlk of California She was
urst campaigncd On the fa, northwest.
Mr. Garland being lmporiuned to nl.
low her to oator professional rnclne.
hnally d'd $50 in 1903
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
INTERNALLY INJURED IN
FALL FROM ENGINE

suG0raf ffo miora1I luiulng
sustained hs nH aratnriai nu from
hH engine 80 N'neon, Albert FaN. "a
Santa fr Hrantn. reached hlhnuue
0un lhla mrning an so cn funie
t0 Gas NUEas. whore ho VIII bC iakOn
iuto ihe c0mpany hospital
Fall aas iB charge OF uI n ID nr
He'te. fhe company snrre0v ai san
NareHi rhe accident hHNVfneu nt
30 Utlock last eVCu|ne Iib miVf
ics are c0ns.doFc serious hui Irc
ably not fatal tc h lre|ahi 8
man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

specla. Correspondence
hcHinHiun, KS, oct i5-- Sweet
Muria one ir0ttIns mare lant Has SUR
priHel Che to'Iine horse world by her
Tents Nn th0 aliky h1s hrr peculiar
traits OF character iust ukc human
gonluHos.
Whom your correspondent visited
BIER stan De- found the great mare
asleep She sleeps standing up. She
bad BIER head close no iu corner or
hcr heavily hlunkoted stall ana her
eyes were shut Whom spoken o. she
started With @ jump. JUST as a human
would do Do wakonod from done
Turning around she came 90 tho door
with signs of pleasure ai the sight
of her driver A. y Mcdonald. Of Az
bany. ~. T.
Harry Williams Sweet Marios
hosilcr, sleeps with her every night
and watches over her. When she
wants her breakfast she shakes her
groom to arouse him. sho does not
Ike strangers and will show her dis
pleasure by throwing back her ears.
She wants TO be- alone. IN the black.
smith shop she is uulot only while
Harry or Mcdonald are with her.
Sweet Marie travels In style. hav.
Ing a rctinue of servants and the best
or accommodations She is given a
iull section in the cur. which is we'll
padded and beddcd Sweet Marie.
yon know. takes moro room than
some stars said Harry ln fact she
requires lots of room She a fG
hands Major nclmar was 1913. She
is not only tan. but broad "sho is
steady on her feet. with the best set
ni nerves you ever saw" said Mr.
Mcdonald "she o. not easily excited
ana scurcs no nothing She has trav-
cied much this year and was never
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
"SWEET MARIE" GREAT TROTTER,
CAN TELL WHEN SHE'S TO RACE

Sweet Marie seems 90 know what
H expected Of her" says her trainer
"When She day comes for her to raco
or Co Ho out for exhibition. she knows
DC iuf as VOL as j 40. and she shows
ihnt 500 ls pleased ! don't think she
hears tho mon thIng about the race
feed hes She ia diolel ihe day bc.
i1rC ahe races"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
WILL ERECT A SNELTER
FOR TREATING or IRON ORE
cot. THOMAS ron STATE.
HOOD AND DELEGATE
ANDREWS.

Col 4. H. Thomas. who b. opcfa Ems
Immense deposits in eastern hocufru
county. is IN The city on business Mr.
Thomas states ihaf hla company Hlll
soon begin active operations and VIII
build q railroad io transport he iFon
ip connect either with the Santa Fo
on ihe Rock ialnnd rnaha. $50 ahleh
point of connection they win erect
hundred and hiir.tOn amoltor tor ihr
manufacture of plg iron fle caulfal
has an been raised and fho Nurk uiii
begin shortly and the lighting ut ir0n
furnaces "a southern New MoalcO E
an assured fact ln iho near future
Col Thomas was asked BY Tho Cifi
ten'a representative what De Thought
ct Che political situation. 49, stated
lhnl be- Waa not lR politics. bat ihat
bee WAS enthusiastically ln favor 0f
statehood. believing n DO ho tho only
road io true end permanent prosperity.
he also stated haf during 900 0f bis
travels throughout iha territory b.
found that iho sentiment uas praciiC.
aus uQanlmous ln favor of Huppurfins
Delegate Andrews f0r rn.riaeflon hn
said. we should mako ihe election or
Delegate AudfOwf unanimous ana rniI
BOP en- Immense majority Cor statehood
NJ Ne no thia ! am confident Itai New
Mexico win ~ admitted 90 .ho union
Within a ycry short period ni time. ~
gardloas of what the c'ion n Arizona
may be'
"Jr Thomas EciociHc on N fhc
baai remedy ior that often fatal da
ease GROUP iaH been uael with
success lu uuf family for elThi yeagH
Mra H. Whliencre Hnha0. AZ 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Prof Harry Baldwin. a vel known
aerunaug IS DO the city, and has made
Arrangements 90 give an exhibition
lalloon ascension ana parachute jump
ai Traction park sunday at $3.50
O'Clock D. m, ln connection thoro win
Doe horse and hurro races. ana other
interesting outdoor featnres Sec ad.
vert.femtnt elsewhere 90 Tho Eyoninr
Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Nad tfpnnf'a ~ ,un Ion
years 30 appetite. AND aiI
eli distressed me TERRIBLY urfr
b'nOd nliiefa cured me 81
Wa'her sunhufy. ohio
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

lose sala1ar OF tic police force IA
seriously ODD 90 Ole home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
The SOUTH AND ITS
HEROES GAR. VIEW
WHY THE UNION VETERANS
UNION UTTERED A WARNING.
"A Correspondent Says, ''There Can Be
Such Thing as Going Too Far in
Antagonizing the Results of the Late
War''-Two Recent Incidents.
TO the Editor of The Journal.

TO the Editor of The Journal
Your editorial of the 9Th, under the
heading, 1.-THE South and Its Heroes ap-
pears to have been inspired by report
of meeting Of Wagner regiment, U. V.
u, the evening of the 9Th. at which
I and other comrades from ST. Paul were
present and made remarks.
Whether or not correct In my premise,
! ask the use of your columns to say
that your editorial criticism was not war
ranted by anything said at that meeting,
nor 80 far as ! know could it truthfully
be directed against any considerable BODY
Of Union veterans Of the civil war.
The matter of erecting monuments by
the southern people to leaders and heroes
in that great struggle was not referred to
at that meeting. But, as you have laid
the matter before your readers allow me
to say to the same intelligent and patri-
otto constituency, few words 1t IS be-
lieved more correctly represents the SEN
timents Of the Union survivors of thai
war, than did your words.
The U. v. US Position.
In the first place. there has been nc
organized opposition by Union veterans tc
the erection of such memorial structures
by the southern people. While they have
not done this, 1t does appear to a very
large number that, considering the mag
nanimity shown the defeated by the vic.
tors. unexampled In the history OF the
world, such action carried to the extern
1t is being done. is exceedingly bad taste
or, to use favorite expression of Presi
dent Roosevelt, Is not dealing square.
This feeling has been and is being con
tinuously aggravated by the teaching o
the young Of the south in their schoo
books, in the utterances Of their public
&1>o;, ot,1,-o nd
pulpits, that the south was in the RICH
in that struggle and the north wrong.
Is not such teaching inimical to tn
perpetuity Of the Union? jeff Davis
Toombs and associates did no more from
1S43 to 1860 to plant the seeds Of dis
union than is being done now by tn
erecting Of these monuments and tn
tutelage Of the young Of the south.
The Spanish AmerIoan War.
You cite as proof Of the loyalty of tn
southern masses, the fact of the tende
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
,SCRUBWOMAN in a chorus, re-

Il SCRUBWOMAN in a chorus, re-
IA ceiving no more attention or
II n applause than her nine COM
panions who simulated cleaners at work,
going thru odd gyrations and singing
clever songs-that was Frances Bel
mont six years ago. 49,. -" Il
Today she is Lady Ashburton, wife
of the fifth baron Of that name. And
in swell English circles, she has already
become bright star. ~" - Il. s'l-|'-.
History knows the first Lord Ashbur-
ton for his connection with the famous
Ashburton treaty, defining the boun-
Diary line between the United States
and Canada, and for his great work in
abolishing the African slave trade in
this part of the world. The husband Of
the former American actress, Francis
Danzl Edward Barring, is 40 years old
and the owner Of $4,000 acres of val
liable land in Hampshire.
When little girl the present Lady
Ashburton attended school in New York
city. Her father was plasterer, and
the family home was located at the
unaristocratic corner Of Nineteenth
street and Columbus avenue. But the
young 1duy grew IIeu u ocHooA e1A1u
went to work in store, and then she
grew tired Of the store and answered
an advertisement for chorus girls in the
"Milady and the Musketeer" COM
pany. They took her name, and later
| notified her to appear for rehearsals.
She did very well as a beginner. Her
name appeared on the program as
Frances Donnelly, one-of the chorus.
More specifically she was one Of the
| scrubwomen. .. .... -.
But one evening she stepped out of
the line Of scrubwomen, sang song
with many original variations and
eventually became the feature Of the
show. Then she Joined the Floradora
sextette in New York, Charles Hawtrey
! found her and made her the leading
| lady in "a Message from Mars ''-al]
this has been told.
Here are photographs Of the present
Lady Ashburton as she appeared or
the stage as scrubwoman chorus girl
They were taken in Boston during the
engagement of the "Milady and the
Musketeer company.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
snecial g M Minnetonka Train.

Excelsior, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
comlna Of the Birds.

To the Editor Of The Journal
I noticed in last Sundays Issue that
an observer Of your city reports the ar
rival of our prairie horned lark on the
ed ult I observed this species first on
Jan. %, and they were to be seen and
heard daily on the plowed fields here.
noticed one specimen on Jan. Is, Of
horned larks, no doubt the Hoyti, which
stays all winter in Lac Out Parle county.
The American crow arrived on Feb. 81
this year. Junior and American gold
finches were observed turnout the winter.
Albert Lano.
Excelsior MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11
Tho Little Crow Relics.

To the Editor Of Tho Journal. ..
Are the scalp Of Little Crow" his
arm and skull, still preserved and ex-
hibited at the rooms Of the Minnesota
Historical society at st. Paul? It is so
reported. If so, is it not high time that
we put these hideous relics of "our bar
barism" out of sight? We were greatly
Mortified, at the recent missionary con-
yention at Westminster church, to hear
of a pagan tribe, in the islands Of the
sea. who cut off the heads of their
enemies; and he was reckoned the great
est among them who had the largest
number of heads on poles before his hut.
How much better are we while the
Little Crow relics" remain on exhi-
bition2 r J. CusWeH,
2344 Fourth Avenue S.
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eminent can In time deal with the fun
damentals of the railway problem. The
Hepburn Dolliver bill is not the end, but
the beginning. j. M. Bennett.
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<tLa Belle'' corsets.

OF ALL high class corsets, few-if
~ any-attain the height Of perfec-
=, ton the celebrated =, ~, t..-
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11

Special G. N. Minnetonka Train.
The Great Northern railway will run
special train Tuesday, March 18th, to
Lake Minnetonka points, leaving Min.
neapolis at 9:45 am, returning leave
Mound at 400 pm.
Leading dealers handle Foot Schulze
Glove rubbers. so years in the lead.