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WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday. acptsmhsr ~.

Edward G. Crummer business man
ager OF the Baltimore (Md.) Sun. died
suddenly OF heart failure.
Rev. Thomas J. Leonard. OF Brook
lyn. was elected president OF the
Catholic Young Mems National Union
az the convention IN New York.
Colonel J L. Lusk. OF the engineer
corps OF the United States army. com
mitted suicide by cutting bis throat
~ the home OF his daughter at Sandy
Hook. y. j.
Angered because his elder brother
refused 20 share a pennys worth OF
candy with him, Fred Fainter. a 4
year-Old Chicago boy, hurled a stone
at the former and killed him.
Friday, September %.
Two carloads OF cold storage chick
ems and over 10 carloads OF meat were
condemned by Chicago food inspec-
tors.
An explosion OF natural gas al Cher
ryvale. Kan. demolished a smelter
plant. killed two workmen and injured
four others. two fatally.
Jean de Nemours, a Chicago con
tractor. committed suicide by taking
poison rather than face trial for hav-
ing threatened TO Kill man.
William Robinson. an advocate of
the simple life" who lived in the
mountains near Wilkes Barre. Pa, be
came so depressed he committed sui
eide by shooting.
Saturday, September %.
Pnnp Pins received Ia, ha Vatican 81
Rome 80 American sailors from the
warships now at Naples.
Mayor Edward F. Dunno. Of Chicago,
was elected president OF the League OF
the American Municipalities.
]. II. LOOMS, for many years real
estate agent of the Reading Railway
company, died at his home in Philadel-
phia.
The 10-story building of the Pittsburg
Plate Glass company in Cleveland. o.,
was destroyed by fire, entailing a loss
of 5000 900.
John Maxwell, aged rs years, was
sentenced to prison for 20 years for
killing Policeman Slaymaker in Phila-
delphia last May.
Monday, October I.
The United States army transport
Sherman has reached San Francisco
with some passengers OF the wrecked
transport Sheridan
Seven hundred ballots were taken
by the congressional convention OF
the First Georgia district before Sam.
uel B. Adams. of Savannah. was finally
chosen.
A mass meeting OF Democrats ut
QuitTnan. Tex, has expressed It's dis
approval of Senator Baileys course in
acting as counsel for Standard Oil
concern.
John Marriott. a popular amateur
ball player. was instantly killed by be
. ing squeezed between cars at Penn
Haven Junction, Pa, where he was
! employed as a brakeman on the lie
high Valley.
Tuesday. October z.
Mrs. Ellen Magic, society woman
of Canton. III. was robbed OF $500 IL
cash and diamonds in a Chicago hotel
Sunday was the hottest day OF the
year al Los Angeles. Cal. the Their.
mometer registering 112 degrees in III:
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TRANSPORT SHERIDAN REAcHEu
After Being Floated She Was Run
Ashore 70 Prevent Sinking.

Honolulu. Oct The transport
Sheridan. which ran aground on Bar.
ber's Point AT the southeast extremity
Of the island of Oahu. was fioated with
assistance OF the transport Buford
While both vessels were on the way
10 this port II became apparent the
Sheridan was about 10 founder and she
was beached. She was driven on the
beach al the entrance of Pearl har.
hor. where she is now in a worse posi-.
ton than before. and may become a
total wreck.
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ORDER INCREASING.

The grand secretary shows further
with facts and figures that the order
grows and increases with gigantic
power. He respectfully refers TO
the efficient service his Assistant
Secretary Vandyke has rendered him
IN his arduous labors and winds up
his report with the hope that the
order be crowned with success.
Grand Treasurer r. NJ. Smith, OF
virginia, submitted his report, which
Tailed with that of the grand secre-
tary's so far as the finances are con-
cernei, and which were kept in a
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REPORTS ADOPTED.

All the reports. as read, were u
unanimously adopted after so we'll
passed upon by the auditors, whose
report was also adopted.
The legislative work OF the B. NJ.
c. was next taken up b. the secre-
tary reading the propositions-the
first. second and third propositions
from Pilgrim Rest Lodge, No. 1929,
Memphis. Tenn.
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SHIP OFFICERS STRIKE
Demand Higher Pay and May Tie-Up
Baltimore Shipping.

Baltimore. Md. Oct 2.-The fight Of
the licensed offers Of the steamboats,
OF the Baltimore. Chesapeake & Allan
tic and the Maryland. Delaware & vir-
ginia Railway companies for higher
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THE sECRETARY's REPORT.

Grand Secretary James F. Need
ham, OF Philadelphia, made his re-
port. He is a prominent member
OF the order and stands we'll as an
Odd Fellow true and tried. He was
mp 10 his election as secretary four
years ago, CLERK in the tax collec-
tors Office for twenty-five years in
his city, and resigned only when he
took his present position in the or
der. In presenting his report to the
3. NJ c. he shows that 4,643 lodges
are enrolled; household, 1856: p.
G. NJ. Councils, PA; juvenile socie-
ties, 395. patriarchies. 142; d. G..
lodges, 80; district households, 90:
total number of branches S,155; to-
tai number of members in all branch
es. 2S5.931.
Georgia leads with the largest
number OF lodges with Alabama a
close second; then follows South
Carolina, Mississippi. North Carolina
and Arkansas. There are lodges IN
Canada, Liberia. Africa. Hawaii. Gu
ba, Hayti. San Domingo, Trinidad
Costa Rico, Panama. British Hondu-
ras, Nicaragua AMI Islands of Ba-
hama, Danish, Turks and many 9th
ers.
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IN CHANCERY.


The object OF this suit is to obtain
a D.Torce. a Vinculo Matrtmonii from
the defendant on behalf of the plain
tiR. And an af1daVit having been
made and filed that the plaintin has
used due diligence to ascertain IN
what county or corporation the de-
PENDANT James Wilson IL. without eff
feet and that the plaintiff Mary VIII
son does not know his Whereabouts.
It Is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within fifteen days after
the due publication Of this order and
do what Is necessary TO protect his
interests herein.
A Copy-Teste:
p. ?. Winston, Clerk.
]. Henry Crutchneld. pa.
To James Wilson:
You'll take notice that I shall on
the goth day OF Sept, 'o6 at the Of
fee of Phil b. Shiesds. room No. so.
Chamber OF Commerce BTd'g. stu
ated 8. w. corner Main ana eth SITS.
in the city OF Richmond, Virginia.
between the hours OF 3 o'clock A. M.
and 6 o'clock p. n. of that day, pro-
coed to take the dispositions OF wit
nesses TO be read as evidence IN my
behalf In q certain suit In Chancery
depending il the Law and Equity
Court for the city OF Richmond, Vir.
ginia. wherein you are defendant
and I am plaintiff: and II from any
cause the taking OF the said deposit
lions be not commenced on that day
or. X commenced, be not concluded
on that day the taking OF the same
will be adjourned and continued
from day TO day, or from time To
time at the same place and between
the same hours until the same shall
be completed.
Respectfully.
Mary Wilson,
BY Counsel.
j. Henry Crutchneld, Do.
1914 p. Broad st.
Richmond. Va.
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ICAN SELL
YOUR REAL ESTATE
OR RITSINFSS


OR BUSINESS.
No Matter Where Located.
Properties aud Business OF al kinds
sold quickly for cash In all parts Of
the United States. Don't walt
Write TO day describing what you
have TO sell and give cash price on
same.
II you want TO buy any kind Of
Business or Real Estate anywhere.
at any price, write me your require
ments. I can save you time ana
money.
DAVID y. taft. The Land Man.
AIS Kansas Avenue,
Topeka, Kansas.
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$4,000 BUILDING.

The grand master in his address
referred 10 many important things
touching the good OF the order nu-
merically and financially. Among
the many other things he said that
the erection OF headquarters was
fixed at $4,000. and plans had
- been made az a cost OF SS2.5O0.
The number OF dispensations issued
TO lodges. households and other
branches has reached $50. showing
that the order has doubled it's
branches In the past few years. He
approved of the establishment OF a
national bureau OF endowment.
where no State has compulsory en-
dowment IN operation, IN SO desired
by any lodge. He stated that he had
received a letter from Secretary
Wilde, OF England. touching on Fed
Grafton OF Friendly Society move
ment ia England, which he approved
Of in America among the colored
peoples societies, FOR common IN
derstanjing among them. who need
as a race more than any other one
thing, union-uniOn. 10 business, in
charity and in race for life He sta
ted that this was not politics but
plea for fraternal union. for the
e'"N "a a4l touNeIAeO, Inat IneN
may by faith see through the dark
clouds OF the threatening future the
golden sun of a new emancipation.
He referred 10 the death Of Chas.
b, Wilson, who served in his time
AS deputy grand master of the or
der, and was the author OF the Old
Fellows Manual. In closing his
address he thanked the order for its
support in the past AID wished that
the great God may bless them tenn
porally and spiritually in the future.
He Dade them hail and farewell.
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VIRGINIA:-IA the Law and Equi-
~ Court for the City OF Richmond
this 2sth day OF July, 1905.
Mary Wilson. Plaintiff.
VS..
James Wilson, Defendant.
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B. N. c.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

r. B. Brown. Ark: r. VI. Smith. Va.
r. NJ Wright. W. Va: John c. Dam
cy District OF Columbia.
On Visit to Mayor-General RObt.
Small. South Carolina; X. Va Lacy
Ill. J. X Black, Kentucky.
on Union University and Harris
horn College,. J. Owensby. III;
T. r. Ramer w Va. T. Triplett.
Ohio; J. c. Torrey. Louisiana; J. S.
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VI .. Smith. Tenn: Rev. y. "
Sanders. Penn. G.. r. Morris. New
Jersey: J. f Jones. Connecticut;
J. Garrett. Ma: DIT. c. II. Marshall.
District Of Columbia; J. T. Allen.
Rhode Island; r. H Carter, Mass. ;
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Miss: DR.. r. II. Cobb, Ca. n
Collins, North Carolina, E L. Moore
Kentucky. s. A Williams. Fla.
on Visit 20 Banks. Fraternal Or
CARNATIONS and Stores-Charles Ste
wart. La. !. Morris, Ind. ". B. Mo-
ten. Ca, b. T. Moseley. H.: G.
w. Jackson. w. Va: J. r. Bell Ky
J r. Page. Fla.
on George T. Ker.
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II. White. Ind: J W. Lee. District
OF Columbia; C. T. Tanner. Mass.
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Miss. Z. b. Gibson. Ga; NJ. A.
Fuller, North Carolina: J. W Bowles
Ky; T. J. Green, South Carolina, d
Jackson. Florida.
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WAS DELEGATE TO ENGLAN

J. McHenry Jones, grand master,
made his address.
This is Grand Master Jones's sc
cond term he having served four
years. His administration has been
one OF great benefit TO the order.
He stands well with the mem bers
Of the entire brotherhood. He is an
educator. and is the president OF
West Virginia College Institute. He
was the fraternal delegate 20 En-
gland in 1897. when he ma ie a
great impression on the English
brethren OF the G. L. o. OF D. F.
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TUESDAY. October z.

Mrs. Ellen Magic. a society woman
Of Canton, H.. was robbed OF $500 IN
cash and diamonds in a Chicago hotel.
Sunday was the hottest day OF the
year at Los Angeles. Cal. the Their
mometer registering 112 degrees in the
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HEGEL & PRINCE,
10T pOStoffice Count


Minneapolis, Mimi. -.-
to So. w.
\ to 81. wv fo'''
- quarters. Benson county, N. D., s1a
rs quarters, Pembina county, N. D., s15
TO $35 " '' FAo
Prices corresponding to these at yarious Ia
cailtles. Are you in the market to buy? 49,.
HALF ACRE LOT ON CORNER OF 4oth ST
and, Cedar avv; lies perfect at a bargain on
easy terms; the Cedar av line has been or.
dered extended to 3Sth st. -. - -,
~ acres, 10 and 5. acres, outside CITY limits
no buildings, 10 acres near Harriet outside
city limits, building partly completed, big
bargain; 10 lots In bunch on 26th ay N in.
side of Penn av, city water and sewer In:
price $1,000 for the 10 If taken before
Wednesday. Did you ever hear of anything
Ake-it? They ought to retail quickly at $500
each. Brown Bros, 1926 Guaranty Bldg.
92-ACRE FARM THREE MILES FROM ANN.
andale, corner ON lake. 81
40. acres cultivated, farm buildings; only
S29 per acre. .tl
54e-acre farm, five miles from Annandale to
exchange for 50. 500 house. t
Six acres with, good buildings two miles
from city limits, 81, 800. T ~ +, M.
sBtYe acres, with new house, three blocks
from car, near Hopkins: $1,000 +. /.
One acre with, new house. south of Lake
Harriet 81, 700. ~
A. Dunsmoor. GIG Phoenix Bldg.
ss ARM LANDS NEAR TOWN STARK co.,
n d; easy tern1s. e12s MN !isLtfe.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL

EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
Short Line to Europe.
High-class accommodation available on oul
new "Empresses." Quebec to Liverpool in si1
days. Two days on the majestic st. Law.
renee. Only four days on the Atlantic. Com.
fort elegance and safety combined. The
'Empresses' are the finest. fastest and larg.
est steamers between Europe and St. Law.
renee ports.
Information cheerfully given.
N. &. Lidman, northwestern passenger
agent Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship
Lines, 232 Nicollet av, Minneapolis.
TO EUROPE VIA CUNARD LINE.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR ELEvAToR-sEALED
bids will be received Saturday, July IA, 1906
by the Palermo Farmers Elevator company for
the erection of an elevator. rs. 900 bushels
capacity, and containing nine bins, two scales,
one II: p. gasolene engine one cleaner and
such other things necessary to operate an
elevator; q certified check for S205, payable
to A.. h. Vinge, secretary will be required OF
each bidder; tie successful bidder viii be re-
quired to furnish bonds equal to the amount
of contract; the successful bidder to receive
one-half of amount of contract when elevator
Is completed, and one-half Jan. 10. 1907; the
board Of directors reserves tine right to reject
any and all bids. Palermo Farmers Elevator
Co.. by A. X. Vinge, secretary Palermo n b.
BIDDER ON SEWN
room house. Call Sunday. A. H. Reed, 2227
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$g1QN9
Farm Lands. stDd
HI7E HARDWOOD TIMBER FARMING LAND
AT AUCTION.

B1AE HARDWOOD TIMBER FARMING LAND
AT AUCTION. U.4 go;
Monday. July g., o'clock, evening", at No.
we will sell 4o-acre tracts of fine timber
farming land at auction to highest bidder.
Land actually worth s15 an acre. near rail
roads and good towns; a great chance to
get timber and farm land cheap and on easy
FERNS; 25c an acre down. 75c an acre In 80
days, then 10c an acre per month until paid.
A grand stereopticon view of the lands and
lecture on the country free. Even If you
don't buy the land, come and see the views.
Ladies' and gentlemen are welcome. Get picture
catalogue, maps. full informal ton, free. !" -
~.. Franklin Benner Land Co..
SOB Bank Of Commerce Bldg
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STORAGE

MINNEAPOLIS. TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ing household goods; expert furniture packers
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our speciality. i 122 9th st s.
Roth phones 5aA ssc3ta
cAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
hold goods expert packers. Office 200 Nicol-
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS.

RENT A BOX OF THE MINNESOTA TITLE
Insurance q Trust Co., only 81 year.
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BARRIERS, suPpIrEs

JUST NORTHWESTERN. BARRIERS SUPPLY
Co. to 12S Wash av s; grinding q specially.
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

->No~~-~~~~~
| Continued
WANTED TO BUY-oNE OR TWO LOTS
4 close to Lake Amelia state location and
price. Address sios Journal - s : !. so
IF you HAVE HOUSES OR LOTS FOR
sale, want Quick returns, list them. Elwood
I. y Co. us Guaranty building,
WANT ANT THE lS BEST 55 MODERN sEYEN.aooM
Gated. Address 1906, Journal
WANTED TO BUY-A SMALL MODERN UP.
to-date holse IN Lowry Hill district. Owner
please address eo5e. Journal: a
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
sls, soo~oIEAR FARM NEAR TAlRRTSN sToN.
want clear brick income property. Jno Miller,
2o6 Endicott, ST. Paul
WANT A $40 900 STOCK OF MERcHANDIsE;
s EndcdRt art ST. ane and cash Jno Miller FOG
So 0oo-CLEAR MODERN RESIDENCE IN ST.
Paul; want clear western North Dakota land
1ho. Miller, 2o6 Endicott, st. Paul
s tses e Sd1ts p MogsE NJ = Y Will
Miller, FOG Endicott, st. Paul.
50, ooo---Two ST. PAUL HOUSES, CLEAR;
no sos a5s R Rndisott land to $4,000
$4,000 IN CLEAR PROPERTY AND $4,000
70 600. Jno. Miller, 2O8 Endicott, st. Paul
S1s 600 IN MERCHANDISE STOCK; WANT
GEAR improved land and cash. Jno Miller, 2O6
Endicott. st. Paul. -" =. - -
S26, eoo-TWo sECTIoNs OF LAND IN FOSTER
county, N D.; will take income property
OF same value. Jno. Miller, FOG Endicott.
sls,ooo--4so ACRES OF BEST NORTH pA-
foa Land Grand Forks county, to exchange
t t9a STOCK OF general merchandise or clear
Minneapolis income property, or may ex-
Q, c5hange any part OF above land.
$l,2 oc--t1rst-class meat market In South Min
neapolis to exchange for good small farm
Or acreage close to city; will nut In some
cash. 80 : - go. a. '0'N-1
We have several residences s., 1000, 50,
$4,000 $4,000 and up to $4,000 (cIearj to
exchange for highly improved farms: must be
81 ,9oo-so-acre farm, partially improved, in
Mile Laos county, Minn close to Princeton
Minneapolis. N@''- $50 N'' ~
$2o. ooO-New solid brick block in good, live
Minnesota town Clear, nets per cent. for
sac or exchange for farm lands Or highly
$l50, o0o-Iron claim, close to the steel trusts
mine at Mountain Iron, in ST. Louis county.
to exchange fol, Minneapolis income prob
cry ry, good highly improved farms or cheap
. Blichfeldt s. Cotton,
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NOTICE

STOCK OF SHOES AND CLOTHING ron
sale. The 8,4oo stock Of clothing, dry goods,
notions, boots and shoes belonging to the
City, Mimi, will be sold at, public auction
at Rush City, Mimi, Monday, July 8. 1905,
at IL am. Stock to be sold In bulk or other.
wise. Rights reserved ito reject all bids
Good chance for investment. Write Hjalmar
Anderson Or John z. Carson, administrators.
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get timber and farm land cheap and on easy
FERNS; 25c an acre down. 75c an .aers in 80
grand steseoptieon 'e view Of the lands and and
lecture on the country free. Even If you
doa,t buy the land, come and see the Views.
Ladies' and gentlemen are welcome. Get picture
catalogue. maps. full information, free. -
49,. Franklin Benner Land Co..
FREE e Exd Sss 3 70 E Ru2Ess I" .
Southern Alberta. : az 20
o have 10000 acres Of splendid prairie land Q
to mild St
Liberal terms. ee Come nS' Wih me and IN.
Q land We can satisfy YOU Cali on "" or Q
write me. @
=. L.. Camp, 0
b15 Guaranty Building, Minneapolis. o
2z21owsroaE 2 v " 1RR1sAHzS 5
a. farm farm ia lands. Billings, Montana, under o
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SUNNY SOUTHERN aSnA ALBERTA WESTERN
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mile. See our land in Sunny Southern Alberta.
Last big excursion before harvest. Leaves
Minneapolis Tuesday morning, July 10, over
the 500. Go with us and see the finest land
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any point on the 500. Reserve accommodation
early. We can sell you land from IS to 50
per acre, SIS per acre down, with balance In
five annual payments, interest per cent. Land
win sell for SIS before Jan. l. o. w. Kerr &
Co.. $50 Guaranty Loan Minneapolis MINI
5000 ACRES.
Eastern Colorado Lands
In Cheyenne county, three to nine miles from
lutely the choicest lands and best settled
township in county; all smooth prairie land
waste, no stone abundant good water, in
wells 10 to ~ feet deep; raises all grains,
corn, potatoes, fruit etc.
For sale as whole at S4:5o per acre; terms
on application This land will retail now
at 81 to $40 per acre.
Andrus Building, Minneapolis, MINI.
o o o
BIG EXCURSION o
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o =" PROFITABLE FARMING n
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o in the PuTette district. of southern Ida O
no. Irrigated lands. good water rights, o
0 fertile soil, healthful climate certain o
Q crops, a beautiful home; fruit, hay, grain o
ana timber lands for sale. Write to o
Q a. L. Wood, Payette, Idaho. o
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