The Brainerd Daily Dispatch from Brainerd, Minnesota • Page 3

STITT HOWE WIN BIG CASE Supreme Court Affirms Decision Of Judge McClenahan in Big Logging Case BIG VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFFS Rat Portage Lumber Co. it is Claimed Refused to Carry Out Its Contract The supreme court of this ha- affirmed the decision in favor of Stitt A Howe against the Hat Portage Lumber company, in a big timber eon tract case that ha- in litigation in the district courts of Brainerd and Du luth for the past four years, By terras of the decision affirmed, Stitt A Howe get alarge quantity of Itasca pine, worth aliout by payment of a mortgage covering the timber. This decision was rendered in the district court after a trial in this city, Judge MeOlenahan presiding, It was claimed that Mr. Stitt bought feet of Itasca county timber, the title being vested in the Rat Portage Lumber company. Stitt A Howe were to log it at market price for such work, -After they had logged feet ii was claimed that the Hat Portage Lumber company refused to carry out its contract, and that the company claimed the timber.

Stitt A Howe brought action the corportion to have the deed deelar- rd a mortgage, offering to redeem by paying the Rat Portage Lumber company back all mon it had ad vane cd for timber. The court found that was still unpaid $03,000 on timber estimated at 12,000,000 and found it to worth $5 per thou-ami feet at the present market price. Stitt A Howe represented in the action by ll. B. Fryberger.

The Rat Portage company was represented by R. Briggs of Duluth, C. C. McCarthy of Grand Rapids, and Victor AV rich of Minneapolis. Rot Off rhea p.

He may well think hr ha- got off cheap, who, after having contracted constipation or indigestion, is still able to perfectly restore hi- health. Nothing ill do this but Dr. King New Life Pills. A quick, pleasant, and certain for headarhc, constipation, etc. 25c at H.

P. Dunn A Co. drug store, guaranteed. GOVERNOR CANNOT COME Word Received by Exalted Ruler Johnson That Governor Johnson Will Not be Able to be Present A short ago an invitation was tended to Governor J. A.

Johnson by I Exalted I). Johnson to deliver I the Elks memorial address in this city on the flr-t Sunday in December, Word ha- been received from the I nor that he will not be able to be ent R' previous arrangements had made. exalted is casting about for a good speaker for this event. Terrible plagues, itching, pestering diseases of skin. Put an end to misery.

Doans Ointment cures. At any drue store. ROSELLE KNOTT COLLAPSED N. Good Houses For Rent. TIT N.

Broadway 521 Broadway IOT S. Broadway. 1624 8. 16081 1405 Pine. S.

1301 Pine. 8. E. 615 8. 4th Ave.

N. 123 Aah Ave. E. cor. 2d Ave, 705 S.

5th Fen other at $5 each all at low rates. p. B. Ni rn ion lOlt.3 If you attend Mankato Commercial College your fare will cost you nothing. Send for articular-.

MUSIC AND ORAHA. HI HOLY CITY. Believing their public to be more in. i teresteo in artistic production than in the co-t of transportating parapher nalia. Gordon and Bennett do not ad I -rtsse "trains of or of -cen cry," yet fur every performance of "The i Holy theatre stages are cleared! of ail that is generally used and company management provides the which -o beautiful extolled, There is no band, no day parade, but audiences that night brings evi deuces of more preparation than often seen.

The presentation of Th City" is eagerly looked for here. I HK KIM IFS" One of the attraetion booked for an early appearance at th3 Brainerd opera hou-e i- the Scott band which enthused a large audience at the theatre here about two year- ago. Tried to Play the Part of Wary Tudor at Winnipeg But the Strain Was Too Much Roselle Knott, who plays Mary Tudor in Knighthood Was in but who could not appear here on account of sickness, tried to go on at Winnipeg night before ia-t anil collapsed in the middle of the first act, She pluckily declared that she would go on again the next night, notwithstanding the great strain. It is said that she feels the part -o intensely that the -tram is enough to draw down even a per-on of a much stronger physique. Mr-.

EV J. Be (liege Portland, suffered much with stomach trouble and pain in the side. 8be says: "Dr. Adler's Treatment bas helper! me very much. There is no soreness in my aide any more, I had doctored 5 months your Large dollar at Johnson Pharmacy, RETURNS FROM CONVENTION Bert Sabi.i Returned From Buffalo Where Ile Attended Big Convention of the Carmen Bert Babin returned this morning from Buffalo, N.

where he went as a delegate from Brainerd to the big convention of the carmen. Mr. Halon -ay- that it was one of most successful conventions ever held in America. There were 380 delegates present and many matters of importance canto up for consideration. The plan to amal ga mate the order of carmen and the order of ear worker- fell through.

JWHERE TO St. Francis' Catholic church: will be belli at 8:30 a. im and 10:30 a. rn Sunday school at 2 o'clock p. ves and benedietion p.

tna-s oil week a. rn. except on Tuesdays and Saturdays, when mass is at St. Josephs hospital. Rev, I W.

Lynch, pastor, Peoples Congregational church. Preaching Sunday school 12 o'clock, noon. V. S. K.

at 7:00 p. in. Preaching p.m. Prayer meeting 7:3) p. Thursday, A cordial invitation is extended toad.

Strangersespe rn it rn rn rn rn ii rn rn to I). M. Clark A Co. for Linseed Oil. Machine Oil, Turpentine, Gasoline.

Kerosene, 92tf GOOD FOR THE INDIANS Major Scott Makes a Tenstrike for the Indians on the Leech Lake tion--To Log Dead and Doan Some time ago Major Scott induced I the Indian department to agree to log certain portions of the diminished Red Lake Indian reservation, where a storm hail blown down a large amount of nier- lchantable pine timber. The pine was Lying on the ground and wa- rapidly deteriorating. Major Scott was authorized to Itise for bids for this timber, estimated Int between and feet, laud being acro-s the lower Red lake from the Indian agency and also along Ithe south boundary of the reservation. Bids were submitted by the Crookston I ior com pa v. the Th mf River company, the Weyerhaeuser syndicate and C.

A. Smith of Minne Card tables for rent at D. Clark 172tf dally invited to Rev. P. I good digestion wait- on appetite, pastor.

and health on both. rat i irst M. E. church corner of Juniper If it dosen t. trv Burdock Blood Bit 1 I tars.

and Sixth streets: Morning service at Sunday school at 12: Epworth 1 Opposed to Removal of Lilacs. At a recent meeting of Evergreen cemetery trustees a resolution was passed ordering the removal of all lilacs from the cemetery grounds. Since this action has been made public it is objected to by a great many people, so another meeting of the trustees has been called for Tuesday evening, Get. 3rd, to consider the matter. All interested in tho matter should be present at the meeting to make their views on tim subject known.

Ladies, if you want a refined and brilliant complexion, free from blemishes use Rocky Mountain Brings red eyes and a like complexion. 35 cents, tea or tablets. ll. P. Dunn A Co.

Evergreen Meeting Trustee A special trustee meeting will be held at the office of C. M. Patek, 7th south, Tuesday Ot. 3rd, at 8 p. by order of the president, Henry Spalding.

C. M. PATEK, Oldest anti largest installment house in city. Goods -old on easy terms. M.

Clark A Co. 241tf Up-to-Date hardware Store News Electric Lamps. Wa have just added to our stock a nice select line of Electric Portable Lamps. These are new and beautiful in design, and will make a handsome ornament to any home. Have you tried our Electric Globes and sun burst shades.

We think these are a little better than you can get elsewhere at the same price. Slipo-Gruenhagen Co. 217-219 South 7th Street. League 7 p. evening service at 7:30.

Sunday Evening, Wish of a Bad Special misssionary collection lioth morning and evening, These mons are the pastor's valedictory for the year. Rev, Ii. W. Knowles pastor. Swedish M.

E. church: Kindred N. E. Services every Sunday at 10:45 and 7:45 p. rn.

Sunday school at noon. Rev. X. P. diemaker, pastor.

Swedish Baptist Morning service at 100): Sunday school at noon: Young Society meeting evening service. 7:30. Rev. P. Nelson, pastor, Swedish Lutheran church: Morning service at 100): Sunday school at 12 evening service at 7:30 o'clock.

Rev. Matson, pastor. Christian Scientists: Services every Sunday at 10:45 a. in the Columbian block third floor, hall to the right. No evening services.

All welcome. Sunday school at 11:45 a. rn. Swedish church, Cor. Maple and Ninth street -outh: Morning service at 10:45 a.

evening service at 7:30 p. Sunday school at noon. Midweek service on Thursday evening at 8 p. rn. Norwegian Lutheran church, 7th St.

south, between Laurel anti Maple streets: Services at 10:30 in the morning and Too in tile evening. Sunday school at 12 rn. Sunday school in both the Norwegian ami English languages. Rev. F.

Johnson, Evangelical church: Sunday school at IO a. morning service at ll a. tm, Y. P. A.

at 7 p. rn. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Strangers especially welcome. H.

A. Seder, pastor. Presbyterian church: Morning services at 10:30. Sunday school at noon. Christian Endeavor at7.

Evening service at 7:30. Morning subject, Motive Power of Evening, Poorest Man on Beginning Sunday, Get. evening services will be at 7:30, Rev. J. McLeod, pastor Norwegian-Danish Lutheran church, near corner 10th and Oak streets: Morning services at 10:30, twice a month: evening services at every Sunday except the fourth in each month.

Sunday school at noou. Lev, Th. Rosholt, pastor. First Baptist church. Services as usual.

Rev. W. H. Walker, pastor. It dulls the scythe of Father time.

drives away wrinkles of approaching old elixir of life, that puts hope in the human heart Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, or tablets. IL P. Dunn Co. Good Underwear We have them for Ladies, Children and Hen also, at prices which makes it PRACTICAL ECONOMY for you to buy of us.

Just received a large shipment this morning of MI WSM INI HA IL They are comfortable, perfect fitting, dainty and enough for most fastidious and so moderate in cost that they may be enjoyer! by alb Underwear costing two or times a- much will give no mom real service or satisfaction, are showing large Swatc hes of all in which Mensing underwear is made, and will take your measurements and get you anything you wish. including silk. Fleeced lined Underwear in grey aud ecru. 1 C- splendid extra sizes JC Fleeced lined Underwear, ribbed and plain. vJC heavy Fleeced lined Union Suits, all si zen, a would be cheap at 75c, sale TfOC extra value Union two suits, A would be cheap at Toe, sale HrOC One case fast black rililied hose good quality would be cheap at 15c, sale price, Don't fail to see our Art Needlework department: instructions are given free of charge with every piece of work purchased.

Many other interesting prices throughout the store. 2:8 South CS Dry Goods. Notions, 7th Street IWS at Rj 3 siwl Furnishings and Shoes THABES BROS. Dealers in COAL a WOOD and all Kinds of Fuel Also Flour, Feed, LiniB, Cement, Fluster and Self John Old Stand 315 South 6th Street Telephone No. 48.

Brainerd Minn. to rn to IF RICHARDS MAKES HIS REPORT. OFFICERS GO NORTH HOME FROM IRELAND His Land Commissioner Reviews Work for the Past Year. Washington, Sept. hards of tho general land office Fri lay forwarded to tary of the interior his annual report covering the fiscal year ending June 30 last, It shows that during the year acres of the lands ami 77,746 acres of Indian lands were disposed of, the total exceeding that for Urn4 by 650,800 acres Of public lands disposed of 12,686,677 under the timber and stone law 711,12 under the desert land law and acres of swamp lands patented.

I he total receipts for the year, including: those for the of Indian lands, were $7,017,811. The patents Issued numbered us against 56,386 the preceding year. There were pending in the office July last, 53.586 casts awaiting adjudication, a decrease of 36,042 from Lumbar pending July ULU. The proceeds of The sale of public lan iv turned into the treasury tor the la fit of the irrigation reclamation fund. amount for year Idaho gets Montana.

Nebraska, North Dakota, Lakota, 7 1,449: Washington, 2ikl; Wyoming, $243,963. South Store your households good with M. Clark A Co. further and further. Never until you are well.

what Holli'ter Rocky Mountain Tea will do. A great tonic. Makes rich, red blood, firm h. cents, tea or tablets, ll, p. Dunn A Co, and harness goods atD, M.

Clark on schedule this morning and left for the north about 4 o'clock in charge of Con Auctor Atherton. JE, Pearson accompanied General Manager Gemmed north on this trip and they expect to return tonight. Treasurer Clarke, of the X. was on the train and he with a party of friends will stop off at Hackensack for a few days outing. L.

J. Pearson. Chief Lntfineer on die John Hurley and Son Return I rom a Trip Northern Pacific. Accompanied Gen- Across the Water and Report a eral Manager Gemmed North Stormy Voyage I he special from St. Baul arrived on I John Hurley anti John Hurley returned this afternoon from New York.

They have been to Ireland, Wales arid other points of interest and report a very enjoyable trip, excepting last ten days, Mr. Hurley states that the ocean voyage was a rough one and that he never expected to be in Brainerd today as they encountered a big storm. Like Finding Money. Finding health is like finding money so think those who are sick. When you have a cough, cold, throat, or chest irritation, better act promptly like VV.

Barber, of Sandy Level, Va. He -ays had a terrible chest trouble, caused by and coal dust on my lungs; but, after finding no relief in other remedies, I was cured by Dr, No need to fear sudden attacks of cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhoea, summer coruj faint of any sort if you have Dr. Fowler Extract of Wild Strawberry in the medicine chest. Notice. On and after October 1st, 1905, my duties and liabilities as partner with the present firm of Alderman, Mentor A Kill's Uiw ovenr attorneys ut Brainerd, Coughs and olds.

Greatest sale of any cough or lung medicine in the world, At IL P. Dunn A Co, ti rug store; 50c and guaranteed, rial bottle free. patch both daily anti weekly issues. I dftwft Cl auk, IYM. Clark A Co, carry the largest lino of heating stoves in the city.

Colen Hot Blast burns any kind of fuel. (J2tf severed, Let this be notice to the pub lie bv publication in the Brainerd Dis Goad furnished rooms Inquire at National Hotel. with board 8. if Guns, gun cases, ammunition, etc, A well selected new stock to choose from. Guns for rent.

M. a For Sale Walter J. Smith offers for sale ala bargain and on easy terms, his residence, an 8 room house and 5 lots situated on the north end of Sixth St. One of prettiest locations in the city. IOU 12 he a I ly ispatch ught to your deer for only IO cents per month.