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vgsr vokl a. kmrrnm 1 tutU I. kUk have ha 1 the uipiualificj confidence cf l.tl, the j.er.j.le an 1 the I'rufcsMon. They have never failed pei form the work required of them in a safe and satisfactory manner. IJeinjj entirely vegetable and wholly composed of innocent drus they have never done harm, and although death must finally visit us all, we believe, from lun experience and thousands of cases, that life can be prolonged by the occasional use of this medicine.

These pills remove all the disease producing matter from the svstcm. cverv time a dose is taken, and since the same dose will always produce the same effect, it stands to reason they must keep the body in a healthy state, and when man has no substance in him which will produce discie he is not susceptible to its influence. lofate Jobbers and Madorcra OF MINNEAPOLIS. -i. CAUSES COMMENT.

Tie Announcrr.ent Health Hoyt I to Be fur Damages. The Doctor's Fnenii Say He WiU Ccnie to the Front ni Be ViaJi-cateJ With Fiy.r.z Color. CoL A. R. efcr Will Certain Be the Republican Candidate for Mayor.

Cornraanler-in-Chif Pa'mer, of the C. A. Eay He Is Out of Politics fur Keps. The suit H-'iilth Commissioner -Iu-v iu ns ti- ri ai 1 a li aa Ui ijLjOi't of general dir-cus-iou about Uib tiotul and ott.tr riuhlic i yesterday. A.

SevfTauco, one of the attorrirys forth returned yesterday from but h-u asked if there waa anythiun which he wished to va to the i uUic regarding the cfi said he preferred not to be li.U-rv.eweil. It as learned that tl.e suit tu actually Commr-ticsd aU.ut three weeka Sjjo, t.y tiie complaint Dot having been filed. Williams end Schwinumkor were criminally for lb pla ntiff, but ubiequeut'y the ca.se was g.teo to Krwia Wellington. The of r-aturday btfore a refcrse, consist! of tl.s takuitf of the testimony of one witness, mho will not be reeut at the t.ine o( ti, trial. Tiie evidtm was not regarded as Ttry nu-Hrtnt.

1 he case will robahly com on for trial at the On' net court some tuns in Ami. A friend of ths hea.th comtuissioner Saul yesterday: "lli facta In retard to the matter are aVcrf-dtohe substantially a staled in the Ihiiitur. Hut Dr. Iloyt will tiytit tbe case to the b.tler end. there Will bu no com.

i romiM', and ho will come out with flyijjg color. IT WILL IE KEIFEH. The Gallant Colonel Will Again Head the Republican. Ticket. The boom which waa arte I fof IIc-- PtanforJ Newel an the Republican candi-da'e for mayor has burnt, eunply because the Hon.

Stanford declares that he isn't in it and won't be in it. At a result all of ths discordant tlemints Lave united, and Cub A. H. Keifcr will be the candidate. 1 his is tiled a n-arly as nnytiuni! aa be in ad vance of the convention.

1 he dilleretit inc. ttun nil coucedu that he will le Mayor timilu oi ciuciit. wo years the colonel was iieti-ated, largely becauw of tiie ot i oition of the riori'-er J'reis. but," v.d a KMitieman lat BU'ht, "the ioliwr I ri'M can opi im-i him thm ttir, The ground for nppos-iion to jcap 1120 as not kcxhJ, and it rati be uwi JwmiIc. tin la retidi-titial vear.

mid Mr, htcluck can't oppo-e the par st tt.is tune, c-ieiUiiy hen t'ol. Ktifor'n friend nli einphM'traiiy declared for Mr. Newel when Uie l'lon er J'res brought hitn out. lijt he ouhln'l have it. Mr.

Lindtke. wl been ir. iitiuii'd. is dead, and etwryone sk'roee that ol. heih bu tlie mm '1 here is a big wave of t'iithim'n for bun in all reel and he will niu.

Ha will l.aie from 'J') to IVJO party irotts in certa.n quarters, tut he will ooil many tallies that number ainotm the disaifwted (ierman li.Miii'rat,. lie will be BominutoU aiid elected." OUT OF POLITICS. Commander-in-Chief Valmer Would Not Accept Any Political Office. Commander John II. 1 'aimer, of tlie 0.

It. of the States, did not leave for Mitchell, S. last night, ire furring to remain ocr uatil th morning and accept the invitation of Paymaster Fisher, of ths Mil waukee roud, to ride in the special- pay tram. Gen. Palmer was exchanging jokes with friends at ths Merchants last night when one of the latter inadvertently Siked him whether tie had any jolu.cU ambi tion.

"No, sir," replied the general, "and 1 want the Trihl'M representative to publish my xtatemeut. I want to say that I am not a candidate for any political otlk-e; neither ill 1 be. A nrgo part of the population of Die United State. think that when a man accepts the po sition of cominaadi r-in-chief of tiis ti. A.

R. of the I inted Statei, ho does so th a view to using it as a btepping stnno to something else. But I will not- I prefer to follow my present business in Albany and make a year rather than accept any political otter that could be tendered me. Politics ail right for certain men and for certain things, but I doa't want the ethes that might go with it." BITS OF OOSSIP. The Davis Murder Trial A New Tele phone Wrinkle-Other Tid Bits.

C. A. Severance returned yesterday from Washington. He said he saw few politicians Bnd didn't want to talk pulitics anyhow. He believes, however, that President Harrison will tie renominated by the Minneapolis convention.

Mr. Severance spent several days with his law partner, Senator Davis, in Washington, and reports the Minnesota senator as in excellent health and working very industriously. The Kato Pavis murder trial will probably begin in tlie Ramsey county district court one week from today. Davis has en tirely recovered from the efTocts of tneoner ation which was performed at tlie hospital some weeks a'o, and is now in her old quarters at the jail whore she is well cared for. She expresses confidence in her acquittal on the ground that ehe shot the negro in self defense.

Manager Joyce, of me St. Paul Telephone Exchange, is about to take a new departure in numbering and calling on the special lines. Instead of VI call 2, or 12 call 3, the number and call will simply be 12. with one ring, instead of 2, 3, 4 or 6. Mr.

Joyce said lust night that he estimated the saving in time in a single day at 1)4 hours for the operators in the SU Paul offico, which time could be devoted to the more prompt answer, ing of calls. Ilia miuo v. fcii iinig ui too late m. Lindeke is variously estimated at from Ji.lXW.OOOto A gentleman who l.ii.'a in fr nf hia tinl. 11 ita terday thnt its vlue could not be even ap.

xiiit. unfil A nihntnla ia II- was interested in so many manufacturing tltot antimltilA atnna will Lis wealtli. JOINING HANDS. Minneapolis and St. Paul Press Clubs to Be Brought Closer Together.

The St. Paul Press Club yesterday appointed C. S. Bartram and M. J.

Costello a committee to confer with a committee of two from the Minneapolis Press Club relative to a joint social gathering of the two organizations, and, possibly, a joint organization of the clubs to bring them into closer union. The report of tlie committee on an exchange of privileges of the club rooms, members of one club to be admitted to members of the other, was approved. The club expressed its preference for a date between Sept. 1 and 15, 1892, or June 15 and 30, ISM, as the time for the meeting in St. Paul of the International League of Press Clubs.

The dato will be fixed by the Governing Board of the league, which meets in New York, March 24. The-benefit committee reported that the net receipts of tlie re-cent benefit would probably reach St. Paul Hotel Arrivals. At the Clarendon W. H.

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or 1. nl Ik n-ied oj, -I It i.i wittmtit mi t) hi 'lie wurki w.il iorat--d out tl.e t.ino r- Ion. TL of t. Tfinl of l.iks i C'-um evemri. ilia roi.ti -t to i.ii a piritid ori'i exi-ept ttia oioi-nl traunri-r.

wlni'li tueru la Out one fll.l.i'H ol Alvarez Allen. the Mi-rrhahti Tlot. 1, ret uriie-i er rom no l.a trn trip. It waeX ted llial tiie colonel hridtf it to a le for to Merrtnuti. Ilo-ei aber April 1.

but wl.en seed lat he said liiiit had t-oi --coini if-te-d sniyttio ir in timt l.ri-tiori. 1 be In tei wul b-ot'i-n Ai-ui lla only d- arstion he would uiaku. NORTHWEST NEWS. A Mnd up Case. Ri.t sT.S.

March An other kink has boen in the notor ious sheriff cssi of Sully county. It seems that A. A. Foust, one of the would-! sheriffs of that county, made a sale of mortgaged aud D. M.

Smith, tlie other claimant for that retaliated t.y out a warrant for the arrest of Fouit, Smith clsiming that by making the sals, 1 out was guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses, as he, South, was the only one entitled to aiako such sale, Foutt has retained Hon. Col. I. Crawford, on of ths most able lawyers in tbe state, to look after his side of the case, and Smith declares he will push the matter to a finish and now sett.o the question for ail tiuio as to who is ent tied to the otiice for which they both have fought for the past l'i moi.ths. The trinl will come eff before JuJ'e Evttns at Oui'la on Mondayof next Witk and the ou'cotne will be watched with considerable as it is conct-ed that it will virtually sottia the fight.

He Resigned. Dru March 13. Special. 7 A letter of resignation from Rev. m.

Moore, pastor of the itional Church at West Duluth, was read at the morning's services by the church clerk. Ho gave lis a reason for his action "mental strain of attending to his dut.ea and the financinl and turbulent condition it the church." Rev. Moore lias t.cen pastor of the church for li.e pa-t throe years. Of lute a tiling of distention arce in cue faction of tlie church and the attendance has been dropping off. Rev, Moore is out of the city.

The resignation wi.i cotisi iered at a maeimg tj be held nut Thursday. To Adjust a Orierance. Orrt-MWA. Iowa, March 11 I.Specisl. An important meeting of railroad conductors will bo held at this city on the 2tnh to take steps to adjust the alleged grievances of certain train men living in this city.

The grievance is that ths west division craws of the '0J" on the order of the Crston ollicials, have been running their trains to Murray, thus cutting off the earnings of the crews on tins division. The question has been taken up by the Order of Railway Conductors and mwt'iig at Aurora, Gitiesburg and otl.tr points have been held. It is thought Uie mutter will be adju-ted immediately. A Pastor Resigns. Ottt'mwa, Iowa, Ma'ch Hi.

Special. Rov. J. W. Geiger, tlie brilliant pastor of ths Congregational Church at Oskoloosa, filled the pulpit of the First Congregational Church.

It leaked out during the day that he had resigned his pastorate at Oskaloosa, the resignation to take effect June 15. A church factional quarrel of healthful proportions seems to be the reason of the pastor's action. He is a high degree Ma'on, and has strong secret societr proclivities which are objected to by one faction. He is also very liberal in his theology. Oota Watch.

Gra.td Rai'Ids, March 13. 'Special. County Attorney Cantield leaves for Colfax, Tuesday night. He was presented with a gold watch by friends. CABLEGRAMS.

The Madii I Gazette publishes a nvernment decree prohibiting the manufacture of ariiticial vines in Spain. Heavy raiu are aeain fsllin in Pnain. The raoroatU are interfered with and there la great delay in tbe mail service. The Archduke Leopold, nncle of Emperor Francis Joseph, is suffering from congestion of the Iuiks. The physicians pronounce his condition serious.

Countess Russell, wife of Lord Rusoll, who recently unsuccessfully sued for a writ of judicial separat ion and who was erd-red by the divorce court to pay the msts of that action, ha appealed from the order. The London court has dismissed tho appeal of the lluke of Or cans airainst the order directing him to prove that Mme. Melba, the well-known sinner whose husband, Capt. Arm-stron. is suing her for divorce, naming the liuke of Orleans aa co-respondent, is domiciled in Ireland.

CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. The Suffolk county. grand jury reported yesterday indictments against William Hamilton, Isaac W. Gammon, Charles A. barney, James Morrison and Ji -s A.

Frazer, for alleired embezzlement ef of tho Order of the Rising Sun. At Vandalia, 111., the Locke-Stolle murder trial, which has occupied the attention of the circuit court for the past 12 days, was concluded at 11 iV o'clock last night when the jury, after being out just eight hours, brought in a vordiot for the defendant. The February statement of the Nashville, Chattanoga St. Louis railway shows gross earnings operating expenses net earnings Jirii.Pliol interest on bonded debt taxes $10(153; rentals improvements $1 ,624 08; surplus surplus of Fobruary, 1S91, An Italian fisherman, S. Camilla, had a quarrel with a fellow fisherman named Cicerillo, who belonged to the Mafia.

Camilla shut Cicerillo. at their place on Roe island, in Sacramento river, and then coolly towed the body down to the coroner of Renicia, who paid him $5 for the body and took his deposition in regard to finding it. At Atlanta. it is said upon undoubted authority, that a deal has been perfected by wh ell the Richmond Terminal property has come under control of the Baltimore Ohio. John Inman is said to have engineered the matter and O.ikman.

formerly vice president of tbe Richmond Danviile, has been agreed upon to succeed Inman as president. The German Turner socioties of the United States have organized and incorporated for a term of five years under the name of "World's Fair Commission for Physical and Mental Train-ing of the North American Turner Bund." The o'llcersare: President. John (iloy; vice-president, Chas. Bary; secretary, J. llarting; treasurer, J.

J. Rainpf members at large of the executive committee. Turners Waterstraat, Hibbier aud Koeliing. They will erect at the World's Fair grounds a building 200x400, iu which they will make a display during the fair. Southern.

Tours. Tourists and others contemplating a trip South will find it to their interest to call at "The Burlington" city ticket office for low excursion rates. Maps, folders, and information in regard to connections, furnished on application. J. McEtroy, city ticket agent, No.

UUU Nicollet avenue, 4. i lion S' rt a I 1 Whatever sort your dealer deals in. I low, do you t'a'nk, selects his chimneys He buys those' that cost him least; he can get the regular price for them; and the farter they break the more he sells. That's how he reasons. Tell him you want Mac- Leth's "pearl top or pearl glass, tough glass, transparent, clear, not foggy, fine, of right shape and uniform.

Tell him you'll pay him a nickel more a piece, and that will cover his extra costs twice over. Tell him you don't propose to break any more. Try your hand -at ruling. I fiiutiurg. do.

a. MArnsra Co. HAiti An ikov. S.viuul S'ri'i-t ainl I ir-t Aronns Smith. (IV II OfiV.

"1) IAMJ 1 0 NW0 Kl Smith A i-har lon. Pr--ri(tor-. Foii uliT- and M.icluni-tH. -uul Maniifactursr of.aw Mill, Hour Mi I and valor Maohiuurv. lvo jtnri TWIN CITY IRON WORKS.

Slaclilne 8iioi, r.vniolrv ami ili.l Suppiies, Eo. pi-n- and l.i.i iti, tu Ka-vi-ntli n.ian- South. NORTH WES1ERN FOUNDRY. I A iniifacturi-rs of Car Mm- iinorv. Architi-ctural an.i i iriia.fo ii 1 a-r x-.

I il lliml Str ot and Tenth AveniiB M. H. CRlTIENDhN SON. K.iif.rs and inufa--tnr-'ra of Cornires. Iron ois a.id t-rs.

('orruKawJ l.on, etc. 1 in tr.Hitiiii; Ma' -riais. F.l.h root Si. mil. MINNEAPOLIS FOUNDRY CO.

rhino tv. 1 Aenne foiuh, (i.iaranty P10NEE3 PATTEN'. nnd J- I'li'lllt in l.ra.ss. siv.li ti l.Mi.iiiif ami perfei-lin rn nia: work 11. A.

Uamhu, 214 First AvcMin Smitii. A i too mi) 3n.i llenni pin. liioek. li ii.l-. J.i hkh.

HALL 1)1 tIl 'oortli Avenue and Iiiver. NELSON, Liinib t. CireSW i Avenim. m.km kls, on in: rs j.vm i onus. FAENH AM MARBLE AND MaIiEI omI.

S'ato ami Mantel. aud 1 lnier.or Work eto. i'lijrd Mn-. Smth. lil) TI(1, LIT ll It tl Ulsa, lir.AMC liotins, IA I SON SMI ri 7 2.o Hist Avimiua I A I ij.

IV I .11 11, lljIj classes of work. PRINTING CO. ai-d Hill llennopin Ave.nio. J'OKK AM) 1SHKK 1'AI liE IS. mNEARoLis mu- ION COMPANY.

IKK It. jas.il Wholesale Paiwr Manufacturors and Dealers In aper for I'nniors, Fuhii.sliers, Lu I'ookbiuders, stationers and stores yeuoraL lU-i't-ii North Third Street. A. AI. PRATT CO.

rapper Paper, Hairs and Twine. ftlKilll 1 ir-t Avenue Norm. HENNEPIN PAPER CO. Manufacturers of Printing Paper, Rolls and Sin all Sizes and weu-lits. Kt.

I I K. A. II FOR MAN, FORDCO: 2i 24. iti Stnft South. MINNEAPOLIS GLASSC0 Formerly T.

It. Drew OlassCo, luO -li'J Tliird Avonne North. AAxir, noons am hi.i;s. SMITH TWYilXV Eiuhth corner Sec mil Avenue Southeast. JoiiNsiT i fu ri Comer Fourth Street and Third Avenue Smth.

II lMKHlLI.S, 'J'A Mi, Pl'SIKS, bl f. Kl.lhS. PHELPS Wt.LL ANf WiWillTcff Benj. Heardsley, and Tress. I Windmills, Tanks, Tuhulir Aell Stir Jules, Funiiis, ipes.

rit'irut-. Third Av. North. IT'VKS AXO uoriin. NAPA VALLEY" WHE CO! Importers of and who'esale dealers in Wins uud Brandies, Kenm -ky Smr Ma.h aud Fennsy auia liyo Wniskies.

Heuuepiu Avenue. illF. IV ARK. HO US FIELD WOODEN WARE CO. Manufacturers of Tul, Fails, etn.

YI'K Kill I' Kit KI.Kt.TH YfKR A DE iC Iv US CO. 1111 F'irst Avenue Sonth. Minneapolis. Mino. TU R.

N. WOOLLET. Trunk Manurattnrer. 110 WaihiuuUia Aveuu. South.

Williams Proposes a Race Between Them, AT THE AUGUST MEETING, FOR A PURSE OF $10,000. The Winner to Take $0,000 end the Loser $1,000 If Hud Doble Declines to Accept, the Independence Man Will Try to Get oa a Race Between His Stallion and Got. Stanford's Pslo Alto-Presi lent ul Js. cf the California Athletio Club. Gives Corbett a liather Warm Rcsst -The Club Thinks Eullivan Can Whip iiim.

Imfi nr.sr, lows, 13. A letter ttiit b) C. W. Williams, seen tary of ti.e Independence, Hrming Park Asoiation, yesterday to Bui l)oble at Chicago, proposed a rice tu teen Ait -11 and at the August me-ting for a purso of without mtrance.to be divided, to the winner and to the second horse, "or if you prefer, ail of the go to the first horse." If he declines the issue, tlie same proposition will bo maje toG iv. Stanford to trot Palo Alto Allerton on tlie in question.

COB LETT BOASTED. The California Athletio Club Hasn't Much Use for Ss Tkanci- MarcU 13. From the fa that pugulist Jim Corbett agrees to meet John -ulbvan anywhere but at the California Athletic club, members of the club are up in arms acaiust pompadore Jim. President I ulda, of ths California Athletic Club, in a lo ig interview, severely censures Corbett, and culls hitn an advert s-ing mountebank instead of a finished fighter. lis says Corbett fuked his fight with Peter Jsckson before the California ciuli.

Fulda thinks Coruett has no business to tight a man like Sud.van, aud that he can stand no chance of winning in such a fight. Among local forts the opinion seems to prevail that if Corttt and Sullivan meet, Sullivan will prove the victor. Shrewd sporting m'-n base the. judgment on the fact that while Sullivan has himseif gra ly, he has the constitution of a horse and can with tand a blow harder than Cor-bett's rather lm; aired hanrfs can deliver. There S'eins to be considerable dout.t hetiit-r Cort ett has even as od a ciisnco of getting into fair physical condition as Sudivaiu SULLIVAN Bays He ill Retire i romthe Ring After the Next Fight.

Chicago, March 13. John I- Sullivan has issuod another ultimatum. After his next figi.t for Uie cl.a i.pionship he will retire from the ropid nri na in which he has an unbroken reign of 10 years and will devote all of his the stage, with which appears to be infatuated. "I mean said Sullivan this afternoon, "and niv ultimatum, tir-t coin tirst will beMrictly lived to. CortieTt lias I -ted fl.o ii of (lie 2.

J'l. and I il' five In tl.l I ij to the I is aue ely i p. If Ivutel.eii ri- o.v wants to light, as he loud pr. in-, a cuai. ee- io in uheau ol I orbeti, Wlni-s I.

rl-'lt Is only paaiy up. lu nii ins us the ilcions i in p- ed by me re-pure, at ouce, aud 1 11 OO ttonn.l to give him toe pr -tere: ce. 'J am wii.iug to tight bofor- tbe yinpic Club, but 1 am and the champion nn-i'6 In brawny rle With his hand champion of too world and I wid not any set of bori-tiiM-rs to draw up my articies for me. As ciian.iiion I have The to dictate my owri terms. anl u- man nor set of ine.i can alter my purpio-e.

course, if the O.y mpie i tun articles suit nie 1 wi.l sign and stand ly ihem, but no one outsulu of Johnson who is mi bicker and kaows exactly wiint 1 want, and myself, has any power to say I shad do this or that. Aud that reminds me that tlie stories printed ID Uie papers to the ellect that l'rpiuent N. el tiaa forwarded aril ch-s for my apt-ros are not true. At least I have not received them nor have 1 been otlicial- ly iiotihed that they have lieen forwarded. Tins will be my la-t light.

Af'er it is settled IwiJ r-tire from tbe ring. 1 am meetiug with a share of suecess in my new business and am satisfied to remain where 1 am for two years or so, beti I ill retire from the stage and settle down." The "Alva" Wins. Faris, March 13. The event at the Nice regatta today was a close race between Baron Rothschi'ds's "Eros'' and Mr. Vand-erbilt's "Alva," the latter winnicg.

Lord Dunraven's "Valkyrie" won a gold medal and 41-lU in a contest with four French and two British yachts, having covered the course of 33 miles in hours and io ruinutos in a light breeze. The Popular Pastor's Recent Utterances in Review. Mistniuw-Is, Man-h 12. To the Editor of the Tribune. Your report of A.

S. Edwards's address before tiie Labor Assembly Friday evening, contains statements of so startling a nature that, noewithstanding the wonted accuracy, I iuclino to the opinion that the speaker was misunderstood. Mr. Edwards is made to say that Pr. Shutter is an apologist for capitalists, (if my personal knowledge I kuow that the recent addresses delivered by Dr.

Shutter were the result of patient research, and were designed to exhibit the progress of the race, and in no sense to apologize for, much less defend, oppression. When the learned doctor asserted that workingmen have the right to organize, he was treating on the topic: "What his boen accomplished by legislation," and, in this sense, was absolutely correct. Just what a pastor may do in interfering with the business of any member of his church, may tie answered by Mr. Edwards himself in informing us to what degree be permits his pastor to control him ia his acts and utterances. If Dr.

Shutter have rich men, attendants at his church, it does not follow that he continuously lauds them, any more than it follows that the minister who addresses a popular assemblage confines all his strictures to the absent rich, and never offends his auditors by reproving the in for their shortcomings and defects. Mr. Edwards, in the report under consideration, ia made to imply thnt ail work ing-men are treading ths shores of agnosticism, deism and atheism. Such is not the case, as any person who may attend church will readily learn. Mr.

Edwards is made to say that the French revolution will be re-enacted on American soil. Not so. Thought, impalpable thought, not boyonets, daggers or knives, henceforth will rule and dominate tlie world. With the ballot, not by bullets, will all our wrongs be righted. W.

Meagher. The divorce court in ndou has ordered that the suit for divorce brought against his wifo by Albert Raudegger, the celebrated com jM.ser and director of the Royal Academy of Music, be placed en the list for trial on Monday. The corespondents in the case is Haydeti Coffin, the well-known American baritone singer. Book Given to Tribune Headers. A new edition of Successful Home Dyeing is just pubiishod.

It contains 32 pages, is handsomely illustrated, and has a beautiful Scototi plaid covor. Wells, Richardson Burlincton, will mail a copy free to any reader of the Triutne. Send at once, for it contains information that will save you many dollars in economical dressing and home decoration. ST. PAIL AMVSE1IEM1.

ALL THIS WEEK. See the Express Train, the Snow Plow, the Night Freight, the Telegraph Otiice. A MonEtrous Scenic Production. MILTON N0BLE3 DANGER SIGNAL Next utation in th.m years they ARTICLE CF INCORPORATION OF Klonim Wire Works Company Kn-w mn rn nta; TLat arhw rhm nr hnt tiinrrih have akT(tl i and dn h'r by anM'ijtfrt urHivi to her tl. tr nf iiMlr Hud by virTo nf tiit prtiv.M'm.

if 1 it (Jt ttiirty-fti'ir i of ta (it-iierl tatut I- 'f the t( mr-o-tot nt th" rt amend it-irp tJ. ndtotliat ti and it iurM- tl a ani s.a UiO ftl Article of lucor 1'urauun ARTICLE I. The nnni of thin shall I tli "SUiriim ir orns i niiiny." 1 he Rf norni rut rhe biiMiif-a cf hisrnrp rm fchaii the macular urintf. butiikf, owitint, tviniix and dt-umikT tii mtdj-wirt' i al urk i lid mn'iTiiil for rvator hnd i.ihr Micltmurce, us for nuiktim urh mHftl or itcruil, w.th fu i anrl autiiority Uf fc inro. ho'd, rratintri.

mntrtii and 1 tli any aud ail kind-oi pr tirtd trans tot al huai e- anil arry and arta what( vT inn e-ary, prn'r. (Muvnu'iit, i r.ir;tb;e or tho i-ai ryntif on uf tha iMiMn.a i.iMjvf- niciit tt the rori- 1 tiuot ariy nf tu i sai i rurp rt 1 1 1 he p'-tiiotpat pine1 of ruifsaotiittf hm bn-iir-sH nf ooriHir tti'tii ill pit thtt tiy of Mm-livptJiif, litfun(itn roii'iTy, Mtuueett4. A I It I.K Ii. Thtimof iM.mni-v j-t tuciit. of aaid ror-or-itina rr thu l-t d.tv of ari-li.

riud thn t'i aw' iti cuutniu.mco btia.i bo thirty jearn. AIITU'LK III. Tlif rtirv-nnt of tin r.tpital a'ork of t)us ror-Iinttmn f-h-til be t'-n th iuhaud dniiar't i.Tin.OfU to ht aid lit mo; cy I' Kina i i iht chaiidi- it hT at fciirh umn arni fsucb iinioint as tin of ilinrtor of eaid oorin.r.itiou may ortir or a-roo up u. AliTK'Li: JV. Tiie amount of Ifbt les or i ii ic nit cort it ion nhaU itt Hoy li tnt bo nbjot i.iil be the auia uf lire V.

1 ranu and i'iacH ot n-idr'iir' of the f-irniiiii: this asso'ia f-r iiiCTporrtt ion iir- John nnd tirah tm. of i hir 'iiit. IiliTioi, anii i-re h-nck H. Sinrcm and haf.ts W. ritfiiuoi ntiisMpoi.a, Ah.umiiti.

AIM 1' I.K VI. The fjoa-ornmHit of tlnf oiporatlon nnd mriii-au--m. lit of iii' all.iir fctiad he vitt-d in a til iip( i'r, of hi-in hail from and bv thrt id-ri at their aninml n.i'-tiuf. by a n.ujorny of tha rn and at aii moctiiii: id tlie stockholder. eti luirc uf the cajai al ok t-hait fut it 'e tiie holder there to tHt one Tute, cither in ier-fcoii or by written pr xy.

The annual niceiint: of the Ptoekholf.era tit.s crpiTatton shad be h'dd at iu principal a-e it tiuMiii'ss in caid nt intieapo'is ou tho lirst M.mdav in eadi ye.ir, cum-inencinK with tbe yeir Said Uireetorr, p-hall be ectod for a period of one yoar and shall hohl tlioir oihco until their t-ncoetifeors are looted and MtT upon the dis-cliare of Uieir dntins. I mediately after such nmiual r-tiMkhoidttrs' the ard of 1 by tiiom fchaii meet and organize and (ct from thuir niuuber a pro-itii lit, ice-pieitH'ut, secretary aud treasurer of aaid crporat ion, which oilicer, shall bold their respective otlices for one year and until their aic-ojMrs are elected and entor upon their duties. Any two of end omoen, except thoMt of pressiiient and may be held by one persou. Any vacancy in the Foard of Director t.ha'1 be tided by a vote of the directors, ami tlie person elected aiialt h- Id his oiJice until the next meet in of si ockholdarf a majority of the ii. rectors shall cottitute a to tta i-f-act busiufsa at ah meettnn' of the lizard of L)ircrtorfi, but a le-s i.umler may adjourn meoL-incs from time to titn.

i ho Ho rd Diroi rs eha'l have powor to aj point such other otticera and deiirna their dutiei and thall make mch by-law, rulei and reulationf tiaichmn the dtspoi i(n and man-acement the stock, property auacnVctb ff he corporation, the tranb-r of shares, the dutiea of oiticerM, ajf-MitH. employes, and ail other matters whatsoever which mav appertain to the interests of said rorpt ration as tiiey lmli d'-era for the proper nduct of tljo of said corporation, and which are not cor.trary to these articles of incorporation or to law. The 6rst Tionrd of Directors of this corporation f-h .11 conit of John K. S'oonm, Frederick B. Stoctini and Charier V.

Wriirht. of whom aid John Slocum tliab be president of this corporation Frederick B. S.oemn aud treasurer thereof; and Chane; rieht secret ary then t. until tho annui--metin)ir of stockholders ou the hrst Monday of January, 1m3. ARTI(7E Til.

The corporate stock of aid corporation sliall le divide into two hundred (-10) eh arcs of tify dollars MUHli each. lu tes.tim(tuv whereof we have hereunto set our hand and alhxed our seals this 1st day of March. 12. FKEDKRICK B. SIXfTX Seal.

HAhLKS W. WKKiUf, Seal. s7oH N. F. SLOtTAI, JOHN tiKAUAM, JH.

Sval. In presence of V. H. (it'Nl'KEIj, li. Ulumk, as to F.

B. Si.imtv aa! C. W. Wkioht. R.

BKI.L, A. K. OronTON, as to John V. Slimtm ud John til; amam, Jii. STATE OF MINNESOTA, t'orsTY tP Hknnumn.

ih this 1st day March, A. 1). 102, hfore me. a notary public, personally nnifl Frederick B. Slocum and liaries V.

Wright, to me well known to be the same persons deribed iu anil who MKned and executed tlie foregoing Ar-'iclea of incorporation, and they duly acknowledge that they si trued and executed tne samo at their free act and deed. PATRICK IT. Notary Public, lluunepiu County. Main. STATK OF ILLINOIS, t.rM ofV ook.

OnthiHith day of March, A. D. 192, bofore mo, a notary public, jiersonuliy camo John F. Slocum. to me well kui wu to be the same person described in and who Signed Hnd executed the f'reoiur Articles i Incorp tration, and he duly acknowledges that he sinned and executed the same as his free act and deed.

HORACE K. R. WOOD. Notary Fubiic, Cook County, 111. STATE OF ILLINOIS, County ok Cah.k.

On this 7th dav of March, A. P. 1S02, before me, a notary public, personally came John Uraham. to me well known to bo the same pert-oil described in and who hitrned aud executed the forex'iing Articles of Incorporation, and he acknov. ledges that bo ed and executed the same aa his free act and deed.

Horace R. WOOD. Norary 1'uhiic. OFFICE OF KEfilSTER OF DEEDS, i COLNTV OK HkNNKFIN, State of Minnesota. I hereby certify that the within Articles was filed for record iu this otiice on the 11th day of March.

A. l. 11'-, at So'clock p. and was duly recorded in book race JILAIS iLS J. KaKistor ot Doous.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. Ikpar im i NT ok State.) 1 ncrcliy certify (hut the within Instrument wns II i-il for ri'Onnl in tins oliire cm the Uth of March, A. I). at 1 p. ami was rocurdml iu Hook of Incorporations, ou Dago I'.

IIIUIWN. Socrrtsry of Stptev MANLY VIGOR Ki-storHl, functionsl diordiTS corrwted. vital ST. haiKllou, dobllity, liuiMHi-ucy, pn-msturs ilt-i-lliiii, unnsmral iuiisinns, tim-sy. wsakn ol loJv ami mind, (., with attendiuir vits from hs'tvsr csn-i.

srs nulckK and m-nnanf-nllv by Ml. CVTON'S KHfcM VI 1 A I I.l hB. Ths only Kiritimat siMHSittc, aliuplf, ftfiH-lusI, harm less and surs. At dnnruists. or liy mail or aprs-s, txaled.

uric II a pai kasi-. sli -r fi. with coiupli-la cur imararHMot. t'ATOV MKPiCsl- SI'ECIMO BostoD, nis. Avoid imitations.

New oii-iiical mirk, fi I)ru 0 whola. sals, U4 WashiUKtnn a. Allen ilfiine- fiu J. F. luinll, coraer Plymouth and E.

cshumpii, Wadilnpion aud TwonUe aud ti. F. liih, tiJU Mooilot, special atfaula. f-iiiii an ciivi.il- We uso fllnnlml pure alcohol to inalse Worry's Aeie ElaCKIMI. Alcohol is Hid lor leather it is goal for tlie skin.

Ai ohol i the hi, ingredient of Cologne, I lori.ia Water, and P.ar Kuni the well known faie wishes. We think there is nothi: too costlv to use in a good lealher pretervative. Acme Blacking retails at 20c. anrl at tLat price readily. Many people are so accustom 1 to buving dressing or blacking at and 10c.

a bottle that they cannot understand that a Ma k-ingean he clieai at i' We want to meet them with rheapness if we can, and to ac-cotnplibh this we oiler a reward of f.r a recipe whi wi'l enahle us to make Wolff's Acme kino at such a price that a retailer can profitably sell it at 10c. a Lottie. We hold this cllcr open until Jan. 1st, 1'j3. IOLFF RANDOLPH.

Philadelrhia- i i i mmx so.ip,riRE isosuitasy. iBEST FOB GsnsrsI lousshold Uss. DOCTOIl Pfinrpil Ivrais, Comer Fourth Strttt, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. Th oHpit mi tf riUM wdirl ofle nf its kirnl citv di I dfe-o by re of th daily pffn. fif-utarl Kraduat4 nm4 naitCeiii lot fii4vt -fite, 'fwui aii 4 liissMl A fnrnuiy t.k If tn-tav-initt to tim'.

city tralnifut. flit bv mail prf, frt from I'arabla a rnaraali-rA. If doubt Uour li lo 12 I to 4 an 7 to p. banst.ja, 2 p. If yon can-y coma sUta ca by mail Ksrvous Cebi.ity.

tsrtttSSrzZZZZ rt( frm ItidtMTiMu.nv Bk-w, or irp amn1 of tt Mwiiif ffert h-rTOumesa, Hability, rsatif Siht, MriaTy. en tl fae, to S.oirty, las wf Air-bnun, titlitttasa ta Wart Pvps-roi. blui.tes l. af r't, Pius ti haek, ar tr 1 s. ff.

Melf. Trlsata. it, aaiiT. Unnatural Onchargo Cured Permanently. Blood, Skin ar.dVenersal Diseasss, Non, Thrtsat, Sa and bloi.

ha. Krurtiin, Ania, Eclni4, 014 Sores, tl-era. Swali-nn. wha1r cu-, nvly and -rvrr anoi frfm th vsUm hy mt ini cf KafN TlraA-trwlr Kpaedls-a. fr.tt a-t Jiinta and) tl rtflt H.l Paon, Posilnely I'urH, KIDNEY AWD URINARY tomfUintv futfnl r.m.

enlt, io iiii)' ti.iie, iartliM wi Htrleiar rnte'l. OftTAnntl Ha, Inaff SiMtit Cnnttitutianal Uniniinllf and cknaa af B-jth tiet tipatpd aucrf-iifaiiy. is Mlf-rvidpnl tt.at a hirian pat ing ttrtitiular altntioai tea rlaa of r.s-s aUatna freal t- ft nown application ia resortf to and The prov.l faod ail aad cauntnea ara uvd Na EipaHeaa Mad. 4n account of tha freat RiimUr af casa th' re kept law; often lower than otkra. Skill and perfect cure re inifMsrtant.

Call or wnt. H'a!" Ht aad M-Pl" atIL Ttie Dctor hatiictfafuiiy and cured theua ndsf cases in thu city aiid li.a nliwt. All coiis.iltaiioni, ther by mail or vertl, aro tagaided aa strictly conhdeuUai, Jid TC prrfpct rivarr. OR. bRINLEYc Minneapolis.

Miniw X)A. GANDEITfl LEGTRSQ BELT iiii saiui raunii. -i ttT WITH IlIITia SliBHtTia SBSKI.eiT. IHrROVEHCITt. Vtll flirt vlthovt BHfelM all Wahaa rwTtiBf fr vartaaattaa af Prats, fartea.

aiaaceaa ar ladtsarctiaa, a aaaaai axhauatlaa, draiaa, arrwaaa daaldtf. alaa leaaneaa, la guar, rkaaaaititm. ki'aav, ar and aiedr eaav I i Uai Paek. laBoafo, aUtiea, Drl lll aaaiih, Tbki eltetria be't ceatalna wdrrl iBaretaiaoU aver atil than, and ivaa a earreot thai la taiaBtly fait by taa ar or for rati ta.nouM, akd wW awa all of taa abava dtiaat. aa ar aa pay.

Tbouiaada pava baa aurad by Ula naraa litreatioB aftef all aite rvaeliM failed, ud lf ta Arada ef taatiaoBia'a ta talaaad ry a'aar ttata. Oar power's, PLUTBlC htfKMRT ta baoo avar liar ad araak oa: FIIIK WITHALL RKL1. Healik aad fifeaa teeriip tit ARATXU Ia ft( a pATS. ftaad far Ur( aUnauatad paaiaia, iaaiaa, aa Iry aiall. lilraaa BifBOTRZO Cor.

Third Sf. and Second At. Ilcory Rl ck. JAPANESE CURE A Gnarantccrl Curefor Plies of whateverlind ordctrrre Uxtcrnnl, Blind or Hlccd. ing, ItchiiiB, Chronic, Recent or Hereditary.

This Retried rhasp "witivelv never been known to fail. sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. A written guarantee positively fc'iven to each purchaser of six boxes, when purchased at one time, to fund the $3.00 paid i( not cvred. Ouarante issued only by JOSEPH R. HOFFLIN, Dr'atKiat, aliiistapoUs, HUuu, 10,000 14 HP PILE i.vr iror vi a tf.

NT'w A I A A innf wrii of dma it." the c.f Wall Facton-" I w-nty-nint and brjant Mirh. iiitn-apol We-t Su Wis. Mdw.tuki-e, t-. AUtllt I ti It A i I I T. mTilinlNNILiT)LlT THKHSin; MAC111NHC0 uinfiiC'nrt'rx of ii t-n I hr -shrs'M ic' ion t.

ATine, i i 11 Uor'-e 1't w.T'. I nut Stret and Thi-d Nt.rth. a am vi i it tr. ittt. CROWN IKON WORKS 5f nnufiirt tt of Iron taira, aiid iir.it intr-.

lw uio 'a-i 1 i us- Kod-, buil? I'-di-rt and Sl'-td ar.d Iron 1 i tl -ICi id v. S. GILLET1 E-HtRZOG MFG. CO. Sic-'' Tr-i-t nmOt'n- "ol-um-i.

Iru i 8'air-, ro rk. O.lic... -Is-, Scu-uih A-liue ainl "I iit mhii hrst. Horn a fiiioi s. SI )HT (X and ,1 of I'oo's and Shops, tor.

1 iur.i Ai Sm ami Si re -t. i 1s in I 1 1 i nii.iiiiin), 2.1 t'oiii tu tnvo nl Ii. L. D. KILHOUKNH BOOT AND SHOE CO.

il S-coml StroM North. ii.ln, LKAlllt.lt AM) li Kllll.lt IvXNirr'IMnMPANY. BeltiiiR, I.ea!icr and Unti'nr, and Kulihor ShoHi and Clot'ini'ii, 2- -coini Struct South. a it k.i itif KINN8APJLIS CARRIAGE C-IKPANf Johbers and divih-rs in ovi-ry. hinir on whna's Owns-s of tins rillir.i:tl KlouM'iiy lin rmo.

and 2Si'I'hird Kiiet Avonuo JIK A a it ill MINNHAP0L1S URASS AaNDIRONMITtCO. Mannfartnr -rs of liuht work in Iron and ti'oe1. anil Kat'trir ret Hallway Apiiiianras. lrasa I astimrs all kinds. Ki ar of 110 tirst Avenun Soitii.

Mi li-. Minn. KilDK 111 MlKIt UK lli. tllis. TRAVIS HOOK MF(i C(l Blank Hook MrrrmTTSi-nir'-iS.

1'rinti-rs. St ationurs and (ipnral To-tk Itinilers, ll'. 1 '-II Ni nli 1 ourth Minneapolis KAK ifiHihs. TIlilNORTIli'RXCAR C() Mi is. lihl stmnt and stiliurtaa cars, l-ai'torv.

ivoiibinsdalo, caparity, sit Hm--hi-d strii-t pi-r wooli. Sond lorii-timatos. -ri ('. 1'. W.

li. Sti f'o. rivine id-nt tieo. Sti-arns, frptar: I). M.

(iilniorv troami-ar nnd anpral nia'-aijor. llirort -r-, W. Stp-lo, 1'. Ji.ncsm. (nliiiomr.l.

M. I'aitU-tt, A. li. Idilihiiis. N.

F. (Iriswnld, V. V. Forcruun, S. S.

'1 horie and J. 1). alio. VI. XII AMI 1.1 HHICATiy OJ7.V.

7 (IS- OF I'OWliK by friction is- said to ayor-j ait nor cont on rnirine and sh ifiinir alone. If wa-ta of power is mil It i lied, so is saving of ow.m. Oil is mult iplio l. tiet tho l-st. Vacuum Oil Kwlmstpr.

S. Y. I.OI illMi .11 AM JTKKKi. FR ISK-T CO. MTnufaoturors of tlothinu, SU, Sl.T, 315 First Av.

Minnvepulis, Minn. IHY fl AMI TV AN 1 A RT II CO. Corner Stn-t and First. Avemifl South. I HI if AM' I'ltotn I K.

A. SHlA i CO. 14 and 16 Hridire S.jiiara. "KKIt.MTV.t UTIIKSSKS. I iiHonXsMmt Ui holstery Furnituro of all kinds, Ull Sixth Av.

S. K. M'P'L'S FURNITURE CO. Cor. Ninth and Fifth At.

S. K. Manufacturers of all ki'-ds of Furniture, WoTea Wire and othur F'olduuj lieds a Specialty. BARNARD BROS. COPE Furniture Manufacturers and ihln-rs in Chairs, Socoud Avenue N.

K. and Fourth Street. II IU II Kit. HARRISON FARRING-TON CO. Corner Sec mil St n-et and First Avenue South.

GEO. R. NEWELL CO. Corner Third Stntt and First Avenue North. DUNHAM JOHNSON 212 Hennepin Avenue.

ANTHONY KELLY CO. 12. Washington A yen no North. lASPMlLLANCO. Dealers in Hides.

Sheep Wool, Tallow, (jiuse iu and S.nix"a lioot. SUeep l'vlta and Furs a soccia ty. aK) tn 212 First Ave me North. M1EAVX HAKliWARF, lROX, WAdOS TIH-'h. neapcTlis iron store co.

106-103 Washinxtoa Aveuue North. A. I.