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COME oFTENER, MR. scHwAB.

GRATIFYING indeed to the people Of Will
~ mington is the expression of Mr.. Charles
NJ. Schwab that he is more than pleased with the
condition OF affairs at the Harlan and Hoings-
worth Corporation plant Mr. Schwab was de-
lighted with what he on his trip of inspection
and he sounded the praises of the new manage
ment, President Coke and his assistants. 1t was
a high commentator and indeed deserved. The
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation has made
steady progress and the company, according to
one OF its heaviest stockholders has been lifted
from the slough OF uncertainty and once more
occupies the foremost place which it held in years
gone by. 1t is one of the best plants in the
country and it is turning out good work and
plenty of it.
We are glad Mr.. Schwab came to Wilmington.
He told us more officially about the plant than
we have known since the new management took
hold He invited the confidence of the people of
the city and he is sure to get it. Everyone wants
to see the company push forward, employ
thousands of men and be one of the chief centers
OF industrial Wilmington. We wish Mr.. Schwab
would come oftener, get into closer touch with
Delaware. He could be fine factor in our in
dustria life and his help would be of great bene-
fit to the city and the state. Mr.. Schwab said
he was pleased with his visit Our only COM
plant is that his stay was so short and his visits
so infrequent Don't make it so long next time
One OF our local papers says that housewives
are indignant because during the preserving
season the sugar trust forces up the price Of that
article and the consumer is compelled TO pay the
advance. OF course the trust advances the price
whenever it sees fit That is one of the beauties
OF the trust method of production The sugar
trust also does not have to give lying excuse
Tor its advance as the ice trust does Ii simply
puts the screws on the housewife and she must
pay Fine lessons we get daily OF the methods
OF trusts and the commercial pirates who control
them. The consumers are their legitimate prev
and the trusts hold them up at every turn.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

No attention paid to unsigned communications
Advertising rates on application.
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Gladstone.
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Wilmington, August "a.
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Polished oak EXTENSION TABLES at
$500, $3.50 and $Io.so; we're $S, $I2 and SIS.
Sturdy Solid Oak Cane DINING CHAIRS
at $I.oo and $I.4o; were SIPS and SI75.
CHARTERED Oak Polished SIDEBOARDS at
S22.so, $as and S32.so; were $50, SIS and
S42.5o.
Luxurious COUCHES covered in best We
roma, full tufted at $12, SI4.5o and SIC; were
SIS, SIS and $50.
Fine three piece PARLOR SUITES, cover
ed in silk damask, polished frames, at $I2.5o
$17.so and $a2.so; were $IS, SIS and $3.50.
Beautiful fve-pece PARLOR SUITES,
covered in best Verona and damask; at $27.5o
S45 and SIS; were $50, 500 and SIS.
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Solid oak three-piece BEDROOM SUITES,
finely finished at S16.5o and $21.so; were $I8,
S225o and $3.50.
Polished CHARTERED Oak CHIFFO NIERS,
full swell and patterned French bevel mirror,
at $3.50 and SIS; were SI8 and $22. so.
White Enameled BRASS TRIMMED
BEDS, with best spring attached, at 5000,
$3.50 and $40; were $500, $II.5o and $I4.
Combination FELT MATTRESSES, in
satin striped feather tick, made in two parts,
at $3.50; were $3.50.
White Enameed IRON CRIBS, brass
trimmed, with spring bottom, at $6.25 and
$500; reduced from $3.50 and SI2
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Wants . Eruit Inspeetor.

wilmington, August "a.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

countries promptly obtained, sold. leased man.
ufactured; models made; % years estahlisheds
unexcelled reputation: inventors book free.
Address Patent Market. st. Paul. Ninn.
WULIAMSON 6 MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main Office 025-e3a Guar
anty building. Minneapolis Mimi; - Neon
building, Washington, D. G.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED, COMPETENT, AND RELIABLE
HELP.
We are always in need of the right kind
The following are only few OF the many
positions we have to fill:
Experienced lumber bookkeeper for Wiscon-
Bookkeeper for retail lumber Office, Dakota;
$50 to start. go ..He
Bookkeeper for large general store, Montana
town Of 1000; salary 500. ~.
Bank Men.
Bookkeeper for South Dakota bank (need not
be experienced in banktng); SIS to start.
German clerk for North Dakota; chance 10
Firstciass ledger man. n D. bank; s75.
German cashier. n d. bank; $S5. .--4.
City Positions. -
First class bookkeeper. good penman; $40.
General office clerk. wholesale house; $50.
shipping clerk, jobbing house; 500.
Experienced railroad clerk; 500
Bright young man for office work; $40.
Typewriter operator sash and doors; $50.
Ten young men for Office and outside work
in wholesale houses, banks, lumber Offices
etc. ~.
First-class stenographer for -four mill; $40
Stenographer and office assistant, wholesale
house; $50, with fine prospects.
Stenographer and boOkkeeper, one OF the pes
lumber outfits out west; probably pay ST.
to start. . -..,s-.z ss. -.f
Bookkeepsr with knowledge of stenography
real estate office: $50 to S75.
StenoSrapner, grocery pesiAens' NJ "UN
$40 -
stenographer, saw1nill. northern Minnesota
$40. s..--..'. . .
General Store Clerks. H.
German clerk, N. D.; $50. ... .-.
German clerk with less experience; $40.
Al hardware man to manage branch store
In Minnesota; $50.
German general clerk, Minnesota; $40.
Dry goods clerk for Montana; 500.
Lumber Yard Managers.
We can place about 30 hrst-class retail yart
managers In Minnesota, North and South Da
kota at once. Salaries range from 800 to $loo
Let us know where you want to go.
Write US today for full particulars abou
these and other positions.
s. A. Morawetz & Co.,
6OO-5O1 kasota Building, Minneapolis.
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you ENGAGE BROKER BECAUSE HE Is
n specialjst He can make your invest
ments, buy sell for you to better ad-
vantage than you can do these things
for yourself. We are Brain Brokers. II
you are looking for, an opportunity or :.
have line of experience or ability to-
SELL we can serve you as no one else
can. We know the market. iaJT,
Gff,es in all large cities. yr,- e
~ =
Hapgoods. 80 ~ ...''.
313 Nicollet Av. -
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Female.

+ '.a. -.. Z 0ulAlS. ...-.
AN EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER AND AC.
countant, with several years experience and
hest business references, desires permanent
position; expert work guaranteed. Call phone
Twin City 10e76.
wANTED-sITUATI0N BY EXPERIENCED
lady stenographer; can assist on books; good
penman; over four years in position, now
employed; good reasons for changing. Address
R. L., BIS University Sc.
pills thorough instruction, practical bookkeep-
ing and gives certificate of proficiency; very
rapid progress; moderate terms. Address 1912,
where social privileges would be granted her;
would prefer to be associated with an elderly
lady; best references Address 1882. Journal.
STYLISH DREssMAKER, 10 YEARS EXPERT:
engagements in high class families, 81. 60 per
day, from until 8. Address 1879, Journal
TEACHER-FIRsT GRADE, DESIRES POSI-
ton: FIVE years experience; best of refer
enees lower grade In small town preferred;
state salary paid. Address sse4. Journal.
sITUATIoN WANTED by LADY sTENoGRA-
pher with tn; experience p q could take stenS-
srsss Mesr sDs epsn e.
RELIABLE YOUNG LADY OF Sc DESIRES
position as saieslRGy In some good town;
good German scholarship; have had two years
experience. Address 702e, Journal.
RELIABLE YOUNG LADY OF se DESIRES
position csskfer ia restaurant or any good
place of business; can give references; live
at home. Address 701o, Journal.
wANTEIa-yY YOUNG LAZY TKAoaER, 20.
sitton goyerness or companion; country,
summer resort or travel preferred. Address
Birch Woods. Watertown, 8. d.
YOUNG LADY sTENoGaAPHER AND BOOK.
keeper with some experience wishes position
at once; willing to start with moderate sal
airy. Call A. NJ, T. G. 3529.
sITUATIoN WANTED BY EXPERIENCED
childs Nurse best references. Also man and
wife (colored). Mrs. StromQuist, intelligence
office, 722 9Th sv 8.
LADY STENoaRAPHER WITH EXPERIENCE
would like typewriter work at home; neat
work guaranteed; terms reasonable. Tele-
phone Main 63-Il
WANTED-sEwING N FAMILIES; ALL
work guaranteed; terms reasonable. Call Sun
day or evenings after Z COL 9th st s, fat 2.
Phone 10506
DEEssKAKING-REDUC RATES FOR THE
next few days; specially made in children
| clothes and ladies underwear. % Eastman
| av. fat g. s
WANTED-PERXANENT POSITION BY RAP.
/ Id. accurate, neat stenographer; good refer.
enccs. Address stenographer. 101s Haw.
thorn Az.
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COUNTY AGENTS wANTED-WE WANT ONE
reliable, energetic agent in every county not
occupied, to sell household remedies, extracts,
spices and animal foods direct to the farm;
er. You Fay for the goods when you sell
them. No cash necessary If you own q suit
able rig and horses. For particulars address
World Medical Co., 2387 HamDden, St. Paul,
Mimi
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AN EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER AND AC-
countant, with several years experience and
best business references, desires permanent
position; expert work guaranteed. Call phone
Twin City 10b7b.
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MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE CARE OF HEAT
ing plant in winter and look after dat build;
ing generally, during the year, for use of all
modern fat Of three rooms and bath: build
Ing Is new apd has but six tenants. an efcep-
tional offer for the right parties Must have
10 rltop Torella S2O-6A Security Bank bldg,
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SITUATION WANTED

RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, No A
word: no ad less than Zoe daily: 20 words or
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VANTED-CAPABLE sALEsMEN TO BELL
accident and health insurance; salary and com.
mission contract; exceptional opportunity Tor
state managers; our policy has endowed
features, pays indemnity for thiury, to the
beneficiary, and is in every way the most
liberal policy on the market. Cali or write
Wcodmen Mutual Casualty Co.. Eastman
block.
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Continued
WANTED-A KITCHEN NAN AT THE PLAZA
a Hotel. 100 Hsnnepin ay.
WANTED-FIRsT.oLAss SAUSAGE MAKER
at 1881 franklin av.
WANTED-AT ONCE. YOUNG MAN. CALL sos
Nicollet ay. room Is:
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NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL FOR STAN
, MEAERS.
For the permanent cure of stammering
and suffering and nll other forms OF
speech impediments. Formerly 1872 Hen
, nepin av Now 1922 10th av Sc, MIN
, neapolis, MINI. Como Harriet car line.
N. W. phone. East 4o4 ]. I
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O o o o o o o o o

TOVNG MAN, WHOLESALE HOUSE; GOOD
chance for advancement, $50.
Estimator, sash and door company; nrst-
class position. ~ 49, .-
Bookkeeper and stenographer, $50. r.
Young man collecting and assist On BOOKS
$50. .,'~- -,
Dakota, $50.
Young man. delivering and billing. whole
sale, $50. - -.
Charles h. Phillips & Co.,,
a16 Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis, -
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STOVE REPAIRS

y. 8. STOVE REPAIR co., 10 Sd 81 8, STOVES
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones.
Prompt service.
REPAIRS FOB ALL STOVES GREAT WEST.
ern Stove Repair Co., 3l2 Hennepin. s-
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MAN, WITH SEVERAL
years Of experience on the road and tobbing
business, fairly familiar with credit under
stand book work. shipping, freight, ETC., would
not consider bookkeeping, prefer some inside
executive position; at present employed, but
wish to make change at once. Address
6749, Journal.
tion--A good, clean, capable, honest, expert
enced man wants position as specially sales
man; he has had three years experience in
New England grocery trade; will go east. Pa
cifc coast or take local territory. Address
6s68, Journal.
WANrED-A POSITION AS CLERK IN 4
hardware store; can. set up almost any farm
machine; working at present In machine shop;
can furnish references as to honesty and
sobriety. Address Box 3b4, Winona, MINI.
W1NTED-PosITIoN WITH FIRE. MsuR-
ance firm, clerical or bookkeeping. or either
and soliciting; have some good expirations.
AL references four years experiences. Ad-
dress 1857. journal.
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BUSINESS NOT AFFECTED
SAN FRANCISCO CALAMITY GER
TAINLY NOT LIKELY TO M.
PEDE GENERAL PROGRESS.

New York April 21.-Bradstreet's today SAYS:
Fuller appreciation of the real extent of the
disaster at San Francisco has had a SOLDERING
effect upon the entire country, but it is recog-
nized that 1.-THE disturbance has been confined to
q comparatively small area, and the rest Of the
crops and another year OF prosperity, finds itself
willing and able to give freely in aid of the
city and state. In the Alast analysis it is felt
that 1t is certain that replacement on scale
hitherto unknown will give employ ment to thou
sands and stimulate productive energies beyond
measure . * .---
Practically every otlNr trade and news feature
Of the week Is of a pleasant nature. Crops
trade and industry, excepting only the coal sit
uation, Improve with the weather and the nat
ural strong tendency to expansion. Retail trade
shows considerable stimulus. Iron and steel
conditions even more favorable. Railway
earnings are heavy. Collections tend to inn
prove and money is certainly easier, tho still
in active demand. Country roads for thekmost
part are in better condition.
Lines noting chief activity this week were
seasonable drygoods, clothing and shoes. Worsted
dressgoods and mems wear fabrics were strong
and thes strength is reflected i'll the wool
market. ..., .--.s p
Wheat, including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
April 10 lisa, 1913 bushels against 2,3t2, "a
last week and 2,267 this week last year.
From July to date the exports 109. SOL 81 {
bushels against 51,052, S91 last year. Corn eX-
ports for the week are 1,673,972 bushels against
1,I26lI9 last week and 2,232, 694 year ago.
FROM July l to date the exports of corn are
191, 453,1n bu against 90 377 .684 in 1905.
business failures in the United States for the
week ending April 10 number 167 against 16l
last week and Il in the corresponding week of
1908. Failures in Canada for the week number
~ as against 10 last week and p year ago.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS IOURNA1I,.
April II 1906.

Z d. Stowe Morning service Mt 1920 and holy
somnl,lnion evening service at 7:iS. Z. rs
Tuesday, 2.ln.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
GRAND AvENUE-Dr. Fred Kline. Morning..
Mrs. Bessie Lathe scoyel. state president of
4 W. g. i. u, will deliver temperance adj
PORTLAND AvENUE-Dr. b. B. Burton Of Des
Il MONIES. Iowa. 4 leading evangelist among the
Christian churches viii speak morning and
UNITARIAN.
sem Mens aSsHdfs E st. sunday s
FIasT-Eighth street and Mary place. Rev. n
Stanton Hod d Morning 1.-THE ,, Place Of
Sunday school at II o'clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, sc!ENTIsT-
Second sseSs1e e oaWRoa Or CHRIST,
The subject of the lesson sermon for, today
- UlNlvERsALlsT.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER- Rev. Joseph
Il. Mason. Morning, Who Are Evangelical
Better Vesper services with brief address
will be continued Sunday evenings at 30 in
| CATHOLIC. 49,. -
ST CHARLES Rev. j. NJ Cleary. Morning,
The Victory of Faith: evening. The Infal.
libility of the Pope Masses Mt 80.
and 1870: Sunday evening, April 20, Father
McCorry of New York will give his popular
lecture. 1.-THE Story Beautiful, illustrated IN
st. Charles church, Fourth street and Thir.
teenth avenue #,s
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST EVANGELICAL AssoCIAT1oN-1s2s
Emerson avenue N. Rev. n. r. Plantikoy
Morning, Peter Reinstateh''; evening. Join Join
| ing the Church.
| PEOPLES Rey. G. i. Morrill, Morning, "rhe
| Clansnan and Mob Law; illustrated song.
+ cat Unique ytheater Evening (Audtoriuin}
1 1.-The Doom of San Francisco; Illustrated
I talk. ''My Visit to Vesuvius. Organ recital
/ male, quartet. reeftative.. No collection; sill
/ yer offering at door
| Friends church will hold quarterly meeting to-
/ daySHt 1O:3e5 am. Rev. NElyson PurdyS OF Osa'
+ loosa will preach? ays hse.. - & 75N .tta
I At the Free baptist church. Rev; T. A. Qlser
! will apreach this morning on The Place of nIesus
| Yggdrasil Theosonhical society meets at On
| lies hotel at 4 pm. 1.-The Law of fCausation'
/ will be discussed by n. IIustad. = = + i.
The sNew Thought Spiritual society meets a.
/ McElroy balls. Lecture on How to lnvestf
1 gate Spiritualism.'' H. L. Wheeler. Messages
! by Rev. F.. D.. Wheeler. - y, o. = -.
l. New Thought Lyceum at Masonic Temple
! Morning subject of address by Ruth b. Ridges
1.-The Joy of Living :children's hour and stud!
class 10 am. ..-e-&' 3. .1Tr'as +sss' = (
| g. i
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON. April s.1. The cotton
points. in response to higher cables, and bullish
weekly statistics. together with expectations of
a further reaction following the first severe
depression resulting from the San Francisco
disaster. Trading was moderately active and
with the weather in tile south favorable, there
was considerable realizing by Yesterdays buy
ers for turn under which prices eased off
or 3 points from the top. But the bulls
with the May premium increasing to about 13
points and the undertone of the market re-
manned steady. 94 n
Cotton futures closed steady. Close: April,
1850: May. 11.21c; June. 11O7c; July. II ,OIc;
August. 10.9oc: September, 1O57c; October.
January. 10.49c, Spot closed quiet; middling
upiands, 11.1Gc; middling gulf, l2.O5c; sales,
none y
Cotton futures opened firm May. 11.2ec;
June, 11.16c: July. l115c: August. 1097c: Sep
TENDER. 10.7Oc; October, 1O.55c: November. of.
fered, 10. SIC; December 10.s4c; January, lose.
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Saturday ming,

seconds, 12c;. packing stock. fresh. sweet,
lie; state held. &c. @ 4
EGGs.Cnrrent receipts. No. 4, case CONT.
doz, 16c; fresh, dirties, candled, case S2.75;
checks. and seconds, candled, $275
fined Of anparafneI 1870 fancy ea new
choice cured. paraffined or rnparafined, 11la6e
121ac; choice, new, 1oA@11c; fair parafflned
lac; choice twins or OATS, 12ls@1se; off grades.
twins or o.: fats lo@1l 3ac; Young Americas, fancy
Z fully on and gr ssas n sys a a fseef
ssa s5
{ ss iy S;. sSoss isa4s Sa.t sraSss
Sc; prinost, No. i, &c; of grades 3elSc:; 80
lbs iS yeIioW per rri ioo u.s. f ss5 Valencia
CABBA Homegrown. per lb. &c; califor-
new vreErABEs pss d0 e.rfs g.
per bu celery California rsr do1 ~,
$3.50; .tgg plant. doz $175; garlic, 1O@12c; let,
tuce leaf, 25c; lettuce, heads, doz, soc; mint,
onions. shaliots, per doz lunches, SOC: parsley.
doz, Soc; pieplant, Id. &c; peppers, green, Per
basket. 15e radishes, homearown doS e Sn
tercress, doz soc; new beets d0z. oOc; tomatoes.
SiX-baSket crate, S.. ~ E ss. 5s5,sl q -
T.
fancy White. lib sections, Ice; choice white
lib sections, 12c; amber, 13c goldenrod, lie
extracted white. in cans, &c; extracted amber
POTATOEs-Carlots, sacked. Burbanks bu
&C. white, mixed. carlots sacked. soc; red
carrots, saekeu, vu. ovc; small io.s 90 more ore
| navy. $1.70; choice navy, $l.50; medium navy
sl.5o; mixed and dirty. 45@!oc; brown fancy
u 80; mixed, fair to good. $l.5o@1 81; Lima
| LIVE PoULrRY0Roosters, &c; hens. large
fat, BE: hens. small. 10@12c; yearling ROSTERS
l2c broilers, lbs each and over, doz. 50; broil
| ers, II to Y lbs EACH doZ, $3@4; geese, 1uc
turkeys, 15c; thin, small, 1OA @1Sc; ducks
| lie s.. Y.
pIGEoNs-Tame, live, young or old. doz, 81
| live Or dead, $2@2.25; small, poor and thin
| unsalabie. =. -,
FISH (from international waters)-Pickerel
Sc; pike, 1Oc; whitehsh, 1Oc; trout, 1oc; salmon
l5c; smelts. S@l2c; herring, 4@5c; hal1put', lie
: FROG LEGs-Lsrge, per doz 5@6c; medium
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy. 1@7he; veal
fair to good 1@1s vea ma apa
sHu to iancy &c. anbs thin or
" BANA Sss Oj1@h punches, $a@s %; larg
punches, $25oQ2.75 medium punches. s2@22
DklED pfAn--Nellow, Fancy. bu. 81. ~: yei
low medium sl25; green; fa9cy 20,
| Observation-Disclosures navels, s3.oOGt4Zo; me
dunn sweets. $3.25@S75; seedlings, SIT @3:2S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s0os, fancy vi ao''s
AfpL Hi:1 SRusseis, Ssi, $s5o; Ben DAYS.
| S6.5V@7: Northern Spies. 81! Baldwins, 81
'iR' P PES; heavy weight kes, $3.50
medium weight, keg, 81. .-.r 90. o.
pfNEAFpLEs-Per crate. !s5.5o@65o.
| CRAZE tkUIT-Bcx, 81 :9G. "a.
COCOANUTs-per bag. $50; per doz SOC
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FRENCH FLEET TO JOIN
PAUL JONES CEREMONIES
Journal Special Service.

JournaI Special Service. = ~ - =
Annapolis, April 21.-The fleet that
will represent the government OF France
during the ceremonies in commemora,
tion of John Paul Jones on Tuesday,
joined the American feet in Annapolis
roads last evening. It is commanded
by Admiral Paul Campion and consists
Of the Marseillaise, the Admiral Aube
and the Condo.
? The, ceremonies will be held at the
armory, after which the body Of John
Paul jones will be carried, attended
only by the president and chosen few,
to Bancroft hall and deposited in a
crypt. Later it will be laid perma-
nently in special crypt under the new
chapel. ., Z
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Stubborn Coughs.

A cough which fingers on long after
every: other symptom of a cold has dis
appeared should have attention, as it in.
dfcatesssE some throat or lung trouble and
may. result seriously. Mr.. Alexander
Mcmillan, of Maple Ridge, Mich, re-
commends Chamberlain s Cough Rene
dy for this trouble. He says: II
used this remedy for a stubborn cough
with the best results and think there is
nothing like it. I cannot speak too
highly Of it. -" -. ..-~., '......"
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BAYFIELD,, WISE. r. Sandsten. profess
sor or horticulture in the state university, ar
rived yesterday in search Of location for an
experimental station. - He is much pleased with
the soil in this peninsula and says that Bay
held county and the Apostle islands are an
ideal fruit district. = - $50
FORT DODGE, IOWA-The police have been
not1hed by the chief of police of Omaha that
DR.. Mary A. Breen of San Francisco is on hei
way to this city violently insane. 1t is report
ca that she heard news of the terrible disaster
at her home and it unbalanced her amind. ST. .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

The quick relief from rheumatic pains
afforded by Chamberlain s Pain Balm
has surprised and delighted thousands
of sufferers. It makes rest and sleep
possible. A great many have been per
manently cured Of rheumatism by the
use of this liniment. -. .G - -