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None better made 0 hats none better known a certain satisfaction in cxA changing good money for a good hat Your McKIBBIN HAT purchase is generously guaranteed in every way by makers whose guaranty is as good as gold. I 0 Sold everywhere Brain WorKers. Brain workers suffer from headache because they over-tax and exhaust the brain nerves. Tired, irritated, turbulent brain nerves throb and ache this weakens the brain power, and robs the memory. Dr.

Miles' Anti-Pain Pills bring tranquility to the excited nerves and stop the pain. If not relieved, this nerve disturbance is frequently extended to the stomach, causing nausea, vomitingsick headache. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills are convenient to takejust a little tablet, that in a few mo ments relieves the pain they leave no disagreeable aftereffects, as they contain no opium, morphine, cocaine or chloral in any form. "From personal experience I can testify that Dr.

Miles' Anti-Pain Pills ore a most excellent remedy for headache and neuralgia. I have been a great sufferer from both diseases for the past three years. A friend who had also suffered from neuralgia handed me some of the Anti-Pain Pills. I took them and they gave me almost instant relief. Since then I have a package at home and another at the office, and they never fail to relieve me" R.

V. MEGART, 937 S. Sawyer Chicago, Ills. Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills are sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that the first package will benefit.

If It falls he will return your money. 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold In bulk. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind JL W. JLCtOOB THING jaratA2-EiiiEii DRUG COMPAOTD Cares- ColdinOneDay, 8.Cfc a Days ea every box.

23 PROPOSALSWHITE EARTH AGENCY, MINneaota. 1 eb 27 1005 Sealed btdB will be received at the office of Lnited States Indian Agent, 'White Eaitb Agency, Minnesota, until twelve (12 00) o'clock noon, central time, March 20 1005, for the sale of 11,900,000 feet, more or less, of spruce, white and Norway pine logs cut and now being cut on the White Earth Diminished Reservation, these logs are banked and are being banked at the following places on saW reservation, towlt. 4,800,000 feet of logs, more or less, at Elbow and Little Bemidjl lakes. 1,100,000 feet of logs, more or less, at Round lake. 1 200 000 feet of logs, more or less, at Great Northern railway tracks, Ebro, Minn 5,000,000 feet of logs, more or less, at Otter Tail river and Many Point lake 800.000 feet of logs, more or less, at Great Northern railway tracks.

Bagley, Minn. Bidders will not state in their bids the price to be paid for white and Norway pine separately, but will submit one price per thousand feet for such logs. Bidders will, however, submit a separate piIce for spruce, dead and down white and Norway and gieen white and Norway pine logs at each or any of the above mentioned landings The sealed bids will be opened on the 20th day of March, 1905, immediately after twelve (12 00) o'clock m. of said date, central time, by the undersigned and Jjseph R. Fair, general superintendent of loggln.

In the presence of bidders, which bids shall be subject to the approval of the commissioner of Indian affairs Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, payable to Simon. Michelet, United States Indian Agent, for 20 per cent of the amount of the bid. The checks of the unsuccessful bidders will be returned as soon as bids are rejected. That of the successful bidder or bidders will be retained and applied to the purchase price of the logs. The full amount of the bid must be paid to the undersigned on br before the 11th day of April, 1005, and before any logs are removed from the landings If anj successful bidder or bidders fail or refuse to pay the remainder of the purchase money on or before April 11, 1905, the certified check ot 20 per cent of the amount of the bid, deposited as an evidence of good faith, will be forfeited to the use of the United States The scale now being made by the government scalers must govern in the sale of the logs, and prospective bidders may by applying to the undersigned asceitain amount and total of each kind of logs at the various landings.

Prospective bidders may also compare their check scale with the governmeit scale on file in the Indian Agent's office. The right to reject any or all bids or any part of any bid is reserved. For further Information apply to the undersigned. SIMON MICHELET, U. S.

Indian Agent. LADIES LIPS, Tace and Hands, chapped or cracked, instantly healed and softened by Paracamph. Clean and antiseptic. Cruaran teed by druggists. ara ran-1 Monday Eveningv SPORTS AMERICANS LOSE AT POLO British Team with Distinguished Players Win Match.

San Francisco, March 13.In the annual International polo game pluyed at Burlingame between the Biitish and American teams, the British won easily by a score of 10 to 4. In the victorious team were two members of King Edward's eiaek legimeftt, the Horse Guaida Blue, Sir George Scott and Captain De Cresplgny. The other two members of the winning team weie G. Menzies and F. J.

Mackey, The American team was composed of R. M. Tobin. W. S.

Hobart, 1. McCieevy and John Lawson. MONEY FOR ST. PAUL TURNERS Two Committeemen Contribute $2,000 for Building Fund. Alfred Kra'nk and Stefan Sllberman each hare contiibuted $1,000 to the fund for a new turner hall in St.

Paul. Both are members of the and means committee, and their subscriptions form the nest-egg for the building fund. The turners expect to lalse upwards of $40,000. aud if the'funds come In as rapidly as expected thev will trv to have the hall ready for use by September. BASEBAL Leslie, substitute catcher for Minneapolis last year, has been sold outright to the Shrevopoit club of the Southern league.

Leslie did not like the idea of coming noith to play ball this summer, and as the Shreveport team was willing to iiurchase his release from Minneapolis, Manager Watkins decided to let him go. President Grillo of the Toledo team has added Jiggs Donahue of the Chicago whitesox and Billj Clingman, the veteran shortstop, to his team He is aftei other material, and declares that his team will no longer form the rear guard in the American association. A new baseball league for the upper peninsula of Michigan bas been formed, with franchise from the National association. The new organisation will succeed the Copper Country league of last year, and the entire peninsula has been allotec" for its territory. Franchises have issued to Calumet, Houghton, Lake Linden and Sault Ste Marie, action on applications from Maiijuette, Ishpeming, Negaunee and Escanaba being deferred until a later meeting.

The members. the Pittsburg Baseball club, bended President Drevfuss, left last night for their spring practice at Hot Springs, Ark. In order to prove to yon that Dr. A. W.

Chase's 11A Ointment is a certain and IIOO absolute core for any form of itching, bleeding, or protruding piles, the manufacturers guarantee a cure. You can use it and if not cured get your money back. Mr. Casper Walton, laborer, Michigan City, says: work hard and lift a great deal. Thestrain brought on an attack of piles.

They itched and they protruded and bled. Nothing helped them until I used Dr. A.W. Chase's Ointment That cured them." 50c. a box at all dealers, or DR.A.W.

CHASE MEDICINE Buffalo, N.Y. THE TURF The Coney Island Jockey club will start a night school next winter for the exercise boys employed by the stables quartered at the Sheepshead Bay track It Is believed that education will improve the morals of the stable attendants and prepare them for new walks of life when the boys become too heavy to ride. The exodus of horsemen and thorobreds to the north will begin tomorrow and continue during the weeU Hayman is the leading winner among horse owners here. He will take away with him as a result of the winter race meetings close to $22,000. This Is the largest amount ever won by a single stable at the Crescent City track.

BOXIN Jimmy Britt, as Battling Nelson had expected, ha sidetracked the Dane and will fight Jabez White, the English lightweight champion, next month, before the Tosemite Athletic club of California White, in companv with Joe Bowker, Owen Moran and Mitchell, is now on his way to this country on the Celtic, which Is due in New York on March 15. The ranks of amateui boxers probably will be nugiimented by S. Jones, the crack high jumper of the New York Athletic club Jones, who has won Olympic, American, Canadian and English championships galore, is 6 feet 3 inches anntl? can easily train down to 158 poungi Re "Elongate Sam defeated Dick Sheldonthe Yale shotputter and football player. John Snllivan need not go long withont a genuine ring encounter If he means business. His recent challenge to Fltzsimmons, Oorbett and Jeffries has stirred up "Fatty" Langtry a 300-pound citizen, well-known on the Bowery and also Conej Island, who says he will take John on for a six-round bout for a $1,000 purse for the 'fat men's championship of the world WRESTLIN S- Harvey Perkins defeated John fjaboe at BellIngham, Minn securing two falls in thirteen minutes Perkins weighed 138 pounds and his opponent was ten pounds heavier.

Perkins has won eight matches, getting the first two falls in all. 9- The Preston tigers, who say they are the champions of the northwest, defeated the Chatfleld orphans last Saturday by a score of 9 to 4 The orphans did not play up to their usual form and made many errors from which the tigers made runs. BASKETBAL 9 jSSJaf-f' -s ATHLETIC 4 Effort is being made at Columbia university to form an intercollegiate league to play association football Definite plans are under way at Columbia, and a challenge has been sent to Harvard for a game to be played at Cambridge on May 6. A favorable answer Is hoped for shortly. The South Dakota School of Mines of Rapid tas been cha'lenged by the Spearflsh normal school to take part in an athletic contest in May at some central place.

Walter Eckersall, the famous maroon sprinter and quarterback, is to be given another opportunity to disprove the charges of professionalism which caused his suspension by the Amateur Athletic union. Having defeated Yale at basketball and hockey. Haivnrd is now looking forward to the spring athletic season, when she can have anothei cliance of revenging herself for last fall's football defeat at New Haven. Already the track, baseball and crew men are hard at work, and th chances of success in each branch of sport seem unusually good. fill all mail orders with due attention to every detail.

Out-oftown patrons receive the same low prices and the same satisfactory service as if they purchased at our counters. THE 7T HOCKE A Winnipeg syndicate haB wired an offer for a seiies of three hockey games between the champion Ottawas and the Rat Portage team The series is to consist of three games, played on neutral Ice, with $10,000 guaranteed. Hockey bas claimed thiee lives In Canada this serson Alcide Laurm of the Alexandria club was struck in the temple with a hockey stick at Mai.ville and died shortly afterward. A fe weeks ago a boy named Fraser met his death in a similar manner at Pembroke, Ont and two weeks ago Hanford MacLean of Frederlcton, N. died two days after being hit in a game at Woodstock, Ont.

These fatal accidents have put a damper on the sport thruout the ccuiiry and there is some talk about legislating against the dangerous features of the game CHES 3 At a meetUu of Winnipeg Chess club, it was decided to challenge the Minneapolis Chess club to a telegraphic match, to be played on ApAl 21. ten 'boards to be engaged. Winnipeg plajed a match, engaging fourteen witS the twin cities two years ago, and lost, but has never been able secure a return match. Negotiations with St. Paul club proving unavailing.

It has been decided to issue a challenge to Minneapolis. It was also decided to arrange annual contests with Minneapolis. 1 8 INDOO BASEBAL The The inter collegiate basketball championships of North Dakota were settled by the committees of the Commercia at Farg Saturday night. boys champion ship was won easily by the North Dakota Agrl cultural college of Fargo by a score of 52 to 17 against the team from the North Dakota university at Grand Forks. The girls' championship went to the state university team by the close score of 14 to 18.

The Cooke Institute basketball team will play the agricultural college team at the institute this evening. The farm school boys, by winning the remaining two games, will win the interscholastic championship, hut if they lose one will tie St. Thomas. See Stockwell SoonThat life insur- anceThe Penn Mutual. Andrus bldg.

CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of "Take time by repaid for so doing. RAILROADS HAS MANY TITLES George C. Knocke Seems Somewhat Popular in St. Paul.

Eailroad men have been counting up the titles of George C. Knoeke of the New York Central lines, at St. Paul. He is northwestern agent of the Lake Shore Michigan Southern vice president of the Automobile club colonel on Governorof Johnson'Automobile MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. RKNBfcS Mail Orders LOT 16,420 spools of No.

1 satin baby ribbon, 10 yards to a spool, in all colors, a ribbon that always sells at 10c a spool regularly, sale price, per spool LOT 25,000 yards of all silk washable taffeta ribbons, 3 inches wide, in white, black and a full assortment of colors, regular 15c values, sale-price, per yard LOT 36,500 yards of all silk washable taffeta ribbons, inches wide, in a full line of desirable colors, 19c values, 1 A sale price, per yard TrC LOT 41,000 yards only of all silk washable messaline ribbons, 4y inches wide, in white and cream only, a 23c rt quality, sale price, per yard ii)v LOT 56,000 yards of mousseline taffeta ribbons, inches wide, in white, black and a full assortment of new colorings, good 25c value, sale price, per yard DraperiesOut They Go draperies are getting in ship shape for spring business. That's the why and wherefore of this extraordinary pricing. $1.50 Scotch net lace curtains, 98e a pair. $2.25 Scotch net lace curtains, at $1.49 a pair. 60c ruffled Swiss curtains, at 39c a pair.

Heavy Negus couch covers, fringed all around, $1.50 value, at 98c. 75c and $1.00 drapery silks, attractive designs, 49c a yard. 35c plain bobbinet, 25c a yard. Best quality of silkoline, regularly at 9c a yard. New curtain Swisses, full yard wide, dainty patterns, 1214c quality, at 10c a yard.

25c opaque window shades, complete, at 19c each. 10c extension brass curtain rods, at 5c each 35c for 55c Shades Our workroom has made up a lot of window shades from colors we have dropped from our regular the host hand made oil opaque. The shades are equipped withTtdst spring rollers, in widths from 24 to 38 inches, and would regularly sell at 55c, to close out at 35c. Ladies' can- vas covered dress trunk, painted, with hardwood slats, steel clamps and corner bump- ers, brass Monitor lock, heavy sole leather straps, deep tray, extra dress tray below, like cut: 30-inch size $4.50 34-inch size $5.25 32-inch size $4.98 SG-'inch size $5.50 38-inch size $5.98 Ladies' canvas covered dress trunk, heavy brass capital trimmings, brass Monitor lock, full length straps, swinging tray faced with cloth, extra dress tray: 34-inch size $5.98 36-inch size $6.50 Ladies' heavy canvas covered dress trunk, slightly rounding top, oxidized capital trimmings, Excelsior lock, figured French lining, extra dress tray, 34-inch size, $13.50. staff member of the introduction and membershipb Commerciall club 1 chairman the clu legislative committee Shriner special policeman.

The last honor was accorded Saturday, when with L. A. Wood, Oliver Crosby, M. Neely, B. A.

Ledy and T. W. Short, he was put on special detail' to assist the police in enforcing speed regulations regarding autos. ERIE IS BUYING Adding Locomotives and Freight Cars to Soiling Stock. The Erie road is rapidly adding locomotives and freight cars to its large equipment.

One hundred consolidation engines will soon be delivered. The company will experiment with the new type of passenger engine known as the balanced compound. The Baldwin works are building two of the Vauclain pattern and the American Locomotive company have one of the Cole type almost completed. They will each weigh more than two hundred thousand pounds. The tests will be made on Where your do flat-does itsdutp.

DRY GOODS CO. A Flutter Of Handsome Ribbons at Generous Savings from Regular Prices EW crisp, lustrous ribbons in the ruling weaves and colorings for springover 37,700 yards of themgo on sale Tuesday morning at prices far below regular worth. Ribbons figure most prominently in the modes for the coming season. They will be extensively utilized for sashes, girdles, hat trimmings, tiot to speaH of the multitude of their other uses. To offer fashionable ribbons at the advent of the season, at prices below par, forcefully demonstrates the rib- bon supremacy of this store.

The gathering includes all silk taffeta, mousseline, messaline, satin taffeta, warp print, plaid and ombre rib- bons, in all desirable colors. Below we give the facts and figures. Thsse offerings will hold good until Saturday night, except where as- sortments are exhausted before that time. Take timely warning and don't delay. lie WHEN A Special Sale of Trunks For Five Days OR five days, Tuesday morning until Saturday night, we make it advantageous for you to think of investing in a new trunk.

can save you a good generous sum on each and every trunk which we describe below. They are marked on a very narrow margin of profit. the New York division. Three Pacific style, which has three sets of- drivers and two trailing wheels and weighing 230,000 nave been ordered for passenger service. Thirty-five hundred steel underframe box cars of 80,000 pounds' capacity are being built in addition to 1,000 fifty-ton flat bottom, single hopper, gondolas and 1,100 selfclearing fifty-ton double hoppers.

Company Not Responsible. The federal court of appeals has held, in the case of Katie E. Bowen against tine Illinois Central road, that the company cannot be held liable for the murder of her husband, Feb. 27, 1903, at Ben Claire, S. by the station agent.

The records of the daydeaths, births, marriages, hotel arrivals, railroad time tables, real-estate transfers, building permits and other information of interestwill be found, together with want advertisements, on page 12 of this issue. 925.50, New Orleans and On March 7th and 21st the Eock Island System will sell tickets to New Orleans and return Tull particulars at city ticket office, 822 Nicollet avenue. A. L. Steece, City Passenger Agent.

To Southern Texas, $27.75, Bound Trip. Galveston, Fort Worth, Houston and Beaumont. To Mexico City and return, $62.25. Tickets on sale March 7 and 21. Limit twenty-one days.

Stop-overs permitted. Correspondingly low rates to other points in the southwest. Call on J. Or. Eickel, city ticket agent, 424 Nicollet avenue, the forelock" and buy a trunk now for the coming summer.

Ladies' dress trunk, covered with heavy duck, flat top, enameled steel binding and center bands, brass plated malleable iron trimmings, brass Excelsior lock, sole leather straps, deep tray covered and extra dress tray below, lined throughout with Irish linen: 34-inch 36-inch Metal covered trunk, with octagonal top, heavy malleable trimmings, strap hinges, deep tray with cover: 32-inch $3.75 34-inch size $4.25 Canvas covered trunk, painted, with hardwood slats, heavy steel corners, sheet iron bound, brass lock, swinging tray with extra dress tray below: 34-inch size $7.25 36-inch size $7.75 Embossed metal covered trunk, flat top, hardwood slats, Japanned iron clamps, hasp lock, set-up tray with covered hat box: 34-inch size $3.50 36-inch size $3.75 300-MILE WATERPIPE TO SUPPLY NEW YORK New York Sun Special Service. Brooklyn, N. March 13.Martin W. Littleton, president of Brooklyn borough, is the first important administrative officer in New York city to indorse a project for increasing the city's water supply which has been submitted by Charles G. Armstrong, a consulting engineer.

Mr. Armstrong would rug. an immense pipe from Lake Erie, 300 miles away, to New York, in which 1,000,000,000 gallons of water would be conveyed to the city every twenty-four hours. The conduit would pass thru some of the most populous cities of the state, which, of course, would use the water and pay part of the expense. Mr.

Armstrong would reduce the pressure of 200 pounds to the inch, which he estimates would be the figure when the supply reaches the city, by running it thru waterwheels, generating power enough to light the city of New York. The cost the whole project is estimated at $150,000,000. Smoking a La Mariew cigar makes a man feel as good as when wearing a lady's sealskin turned outside innext to the skin. Sold all over Minneapolis in the finest stores only. To Denver, $16.95 Houston and Galveston, Texas, $20.05 Oklahoma, $14.15.

Correspondingly low rates for settlers to other points south and southwest March 21st. Call on J. G. Eickel, city ticket agent, 424 Nicollet avenue. Mardi 13, 1905.

LOT 69,500 yards of 6-inch mousseline taffeta ribbons of extra fine quality, with a high luster, in great demand for millinery uses, in 72 new spring tints, a ribbon other stores ask 30c to 35c a yard for, sale price, je yard Tr LOT 73,000 yards of washable satin taffeta ribbons, all silk, in white, black and other colors, 25c value, sale price, per yard LOT 83,500 yards of 4-inch washable satin taffeta ribbons, all silk, in white, black and 27 new spring tints, good 29c value, sale price, per yard LOT 91,700 yards of Dolly Varden and warp print ribbons, washable and all silk, 3 and 4 inches wide, 25c i values, sale price, per yard jf LOT 101,500 yards of the highest grade imported warp ribbons, mostly in floral designs, 5 to 9 inches wide, highly desirable for hair ribbons, girdles, opera bags and fancy work, 89c values, at rtjC $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and up to $2.98 values, sale price, per yard, 65c floor CoveringsBi Values A GLANCE through this list may save you a generous sum on needed floor coverings. Cocoa brush mats that ought to sell at 65c, at 38 each. 30x60-inch Smyrna rugs, $2.50 value, at $1.48 each. 9x12 ft. Axminster rugs, regularly $27.50, at $22.50.

A number of attractive Oriental and floral designs of Wilton Velvet carpet, a dollar quality, at 75c a yard. Linoleum that has been selling at 75c, for 55 a square yard. It's a rare chance to get a covering for the bathroom or kitchen floor. Spring Merchandise i The store has donned its spring drees. On every hand and wearing apparel, new furnishings for the home, are shown in satisfying assortment, at our usual low prices.

Fill Up the Handkerchief Box you can save 10c on a lace trimmed linen handkerchief, it's high time to replenish your supply. Tuesday we put 100 dozen on sale. Get your share. Ladies' Belfast linen liandkerchiefs, with lace trimming we have sold the identical quality at 25c these are specially priced 15c each, or $1.7 5 a dozen. You will be well Trunk covered with waterproof canvas, hardwood slats, heavy steel clamps on top and body, iron bottom with corner rollers, deep tray with covered hat box, like cut: 34-inch size $3.85 36-inch size $4.25 Black enameled iron covered trunk, with flat top, sheet iron bound, Monitor lock, strap hinges, iron bottom, tray with covered hat box: 30-inch $3.25 34-inch $3.75 32-inch size $3.50 36-inch size $3.98 POWEHS, MICH.

While making Adoiph Beyers, 28 years old, a North-Western coupling, passenger brakeman, was caught between the bumpers and instantly killed. MILWAUKEE, WIS.Joseph Steffel, who has been on trial for two weeks, charged with the murder of Hans Tritsehler, a saloonkeeper, was acquitted by a jury. CURES WITHOUT STOMACH D0SIN8 Hyomei Cures Catarrh by Simple BreathingVoegeli Bros. Drug Co. Refund Money If It Fails to Cure.

A long stride toward solving the mystery of curing catarrh was taken with the discovery of Hyomei. In fact, the percentage of cures by this treatment proves it equal to the final tests. The folly of taking medicine into the stomach to cure catarrh of the nose, throat and lungs, has been realized by Ehysicians, but not until Hyomei was nown, had they a practical method that would obviate stomach drugging. A complete Hyomei outfit costs out $1, and consists of a neat pocket inhaler that can be used anywhere without attracting attention, a medicine dropper and a bottle of Hyomei. Extra bottles of Hyomei cost but 50c.

Breathing Hyomei thru the inhaler, every particle of air that enters the throat and lungs, is charged with a healing balsam that soothes and allays all irritation, kills the catarrhal germs and enriches, the blood with'additional ozone. Voegeli Bros. Drug corner Hennepin and Washington and corner of Seventh street and Nicollet have so much faith in the power of Hyomei to cure catarrh that 'they are selling it under their personal guarantee to re fund the money if it does not give positive relief. SECURITY TBTJ8T AMD LITE XNSVBAHOS COMPANYPrincipal office, Philadelphia, Pa. (Organised in 1871.) Thomas Bradley, presidents I.

O. CJarverlck, secretary. Attorney to accept serrice in Minnesota, Insurance Cunumtwrtonej Cash capital, $500,000. INCOME IN First year's premiums $237,814.20 Renewal premiums 700,600.78 Dividends and surrender values applied to purchase paid-up lnsurance and 24,894.00 Total premium Income Rents und Interest Profit on sale or maturity of ledger assets From all other sources 1863,318.08 243.288.2tf 150.00 8,884.83 Total income 1.215,7J,1T DISBURSEMENTS IN 1904. SM Death claims and matured endow- ments $368,611.91 Annuities and premium notes, voided by lapse 7,704.32 Surrender values to policyholders.

65,788.25 Dividends to policyholders 3,384.02 Total paid policyholders $445,389.50 Commissions, salaries aud expenses of agencies 229,568.46 Salaries of officers, employees and examiner's fees 77,836.67 All other disbursements 293,778.18 Total disbursements $1,046,572.81 Excess of income over disbursements 168,189.39 ASSETS DEC. 31, 1804. Value of real estate owned 11,554,500.00 Mortgage loans 142,100.00 Collateial loans 6,065.00 Premium notes and policy 235,307.81 Bonds and stocks owned 291,235.00 Cash in office and in bank 80,838.16 Bills receivable and agents' balances 48,814.51 Accrued interest and rents 24,324.14 Deferred and unpaid 108,655.68 All other admitted assets 30,204.13 Total admitted assets $2,522,145.43 Assets not admitted $20,903.57. LIABILITIES DEC. 31, 1804.

Net value of outbtanding policies. $1,851,783.00 Present value on supplementary contracts and canceled policies. 27,830.00 Claims adjusted and not due, and unadjusted and reported 51,851.08 Claims resisted 14,699.56 Premiums paid iti advance 4,018 26 All other liabilities 12,404.16 Total liabilities on policyholders' account $2,062,786.04 Gross divisible surplus 459,358.38 Capital stock paid up 500,000.00 EXHIBIT OF POLICIES, 1904 BUSINESS. Number. Amount.

Policies in force at beginning of the year 9,768 $17,708,104.00. Policies in force at close of the year 10,821 20,072,448.00 Net Increase 1,053 Issued, revived and increased during the 2,803 Total terminated during the year 1,750 By death 177 By expiration 126 By surrender 13tf By lapse 1,811 By change and decrease BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1904. Number. Amount. Policies in force at beginning of the year 131 Issued during the year 28 Ceased to be in force during the year 28 In force Dec.

81, last 130 Losses and claims incurred during the year Losses and claims settled during the year Losses and claims unpaid Dec. 81. Received for premiums i 3,287,716.00 420,116.00 377.881.00 316.902.00 2,111,817.00 61,000.00 $193,887.00 42,650.00 58,607.00 177,840.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 None 10,054.68 STATE OF MINNESOTA. Department of Insurance. Whereas, the Security Trust and Life Insurance company, a corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania, has fully complied with the provisions of the laws of this state relative to the admission and authorization ot insurance companies of its class.

Now, therefore, the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorise the said above-named company to transact its appropriate business of life insurance iu the state of Minnesota according to the laws thereof, until the tbirty-flrst day of January, A. D1906, unless said authority be revoked or otherwise legally terminated prior thereto. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal at St. Paid this 31st day of January, A. D.

1905. THOMAS D. Insurance Commissioner.r",O'BRIEN AMERICAN LINE. PLYMOUTHCHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON. New March 18 Philadelphia 1 St.

Louis. 25 St. Paul April 8 PhiladelphiaQueenstownLiverpool. Merlon March 22 I Haverford April 8 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE. NEW YORKLONDON DIRECT.

18 Manitou ApriL 1 March 25 I Mesaba April 8 DOMINION LINE. PORTLANDLIVERPOOL, short sea passage. Canada March 18 I Vancouver -April Dominion April 1 Kensington April 15 HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM, VIA BOULOGNE. Noordam March 22 I Ryndam April 5 Statendam March 29 I Rotterdam April 12 RED STAR LINE. NEW Calling at Dover for London and Paris.

Finland. -March 18 I Kroonland April "1 Vaderland March 22 I Zeeland April 8 WHITE STAR LINE. NEW YORKQUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL. Cedrte 22 I Teutonic April 5 Baltic March 29 1 Celtic April BOSTONQUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL. Cymric April 5, May 11, June Arabic April 27.

May 25, June 22 Republic June 1. July 6, Aug. 10 NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIRECT THE MEDITERRANEAN AZOKSM. Gibraltar, Naples, Genoa, Alexandria. FROM NEW YORK.

REPUBLIC April 13. ROMANIC July CRETIC April 29, June 16, July 27, Sept. 29 FROM BOSTON. 1, May 13, June 24. Aug.

5 CANOPIC. ROMlNIC O. 121-128 3d st Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis E. LARKE, Passenger Agent, 375 Robert st, St. Paul.

1: 22, June 3, Aug. 19, Oct, BRECKE, W. SUMMER CRUISES During June, July nd August. 1 1 To NORWAY, To the NORTH CAPE, and SPITZBERGEN. To SCOTLAND, the ORKNEY and irpi ANf) SHETLAND ISLES.NOBWAY and AROUND THE BRITISH ISLES To the principal Seaside Resorts of GERMANY, ENGLAND, BELGILM.

SPATN, FRANCE AND HOLLAND, bv the twin-screw steamers, "Prinzessin Victoria "Moltke," and "Meteor." For itineraries, rates, apply HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 85-37 Broadway, N. and 159 Randolph Chicago, or any local agent. ftamburg-iftmerican. PlymouthCherbourgHaxpburg S. S.

Deutschland. Sails April 27, May 25, June 22, etc. zPatrlcla March 25 I c'Moltke April April 1 sBelgravia 22 sWaldersee April 8 'Detitscnland 27 zBluecher April 12 April 20 cGrill room. 'Gymnasium on board. sVia Dover for London and Paris to Hamburg.

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