Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 9, 1899, Page 4

the * Columbia” Meat Market Is now open and ready for business with ? full line of Fresh and Salt: Meats, Vegetables, Oysters. Fish and Game—everything usually kept in a first-class meat market. Our goods are all new and fresh and we solicit a trial order. Special Today Spring Chickens, - Hens, - - 15c 12% —— behnman & Ellis, GRAND RAPIDS. | Metzger’s Old Stand, — Is An Art Wiru ik TAILORING | folks seem to think that because our people don’t ew York most any old thing is good much attention to the make ty tallor could pos Some live in Chicago or enough to wear. V up of the clothes | | i 4 ny we guarantee them ine tired of doing busine tense of trying to plc to the old, r fable house of make io. pre- ‘ou, you'll come, as others have, a | Us | | | “The Pioneer Tailors.” | | PO | POEPKEsFRANZ) ea He aR AE NE She a0 ae ae ate sea ae ae ae she ate ae ae fe ates ae he ate ape ae ae ae ae ah a ae he ake ae a ae ae ate ae ata ae Nisbett Jewelry Co. (Successors to Will Nisbett.) Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Fitie We ~~h and Compass: Repairing a Speciaity. Complete Line of % % % % % > the only experienced watchmakers in Grand Rapids. » the only experienced compuss makers in Grand Rapids are the only expert engravers in Grand Rapids. Ve are the only jewelers who can make any part of uny watch. Best of Workmanship and Prices Reasonable All Work Warranted. WILL NISBETT, Mer: Be He ae ae ate ae af ae ae ae ate a se ae ae ate ae ae ae te ae ae ae ae ae te ate ae a aE a Rokaisa : Hotel Gladstone WILDER & HICKEY, Props. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Sample Room and Livery in Connection. ARTUR Special Attention Given to Transtent Trade. Headquarters for Lumbermen. - ’ Sirsa Tas asa Owe half Block From Depot. GRAND RAPIDS. Brand Rapids Berata-tReview Published Every Saturday. BY E. C. KILEY. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE, Six Months.,.......$1 00| Three Months,......6 Entered in the Postoflice at Grand Rapids, Minnesota, as Second-Clags Matter. Village of Grand Rapids. An Important Trust Case. Much interest is being manifested in the outcome of certain trust liti- gation now pending in the United States supreme court. Should the ultimate decision reached be favorable to the popular view regarding the trusts, it will inflict a serious blow on trust organization. The case under consideration by our highest appellate court is that of The United States vs. The Addison Pipe and Steel Company and others. There areifive defendants besides the one named, all being producers of iron pipe for gas, water and sewer pur- poses. They had agreed upon prices which should prevail for such piping in at least thirty-six states, dividing the territory involved among them- selves, There should be no compe- tision among them, but they were to keep up the appearance of competi- tion by offering fictitious bids. Their agreement further provided that whichever company should receive a cl ract for supplying pipe should pay a fixed bonus, to be divided in agreed proportions among the others. The tirst appearance of the litiga- tion in court was in the cireuit court for the Eastern district of Tennessee, which dismissed the complaint en- tered against the combination. The circuit court of appeal decision. and perpetually enjoiued the defendants from doing business un- der the combination. It is the appeal from this latter decision which is now pending in the supreme court. The case has been fully argued, and the final decision is expected to be announced at any time in the imme- diate future. Here is a case in which the most dangerous features of the trust con- spiracy manifest themselves. There is presented through it a conspiracy to fix the price of iron and steel pip- ing over an immense extent of terzi- tory; to prevent competition within that territory and practically to divide up the proceeds of the business amoung themselves, no matter by which member of the combination the work might be done. One of the most interesting aud hopeful feafure of the case appears to be that the attorney general has been able to offermin evidence a letter writ- ten by one member of the combina- tion to the others, protesting agaiust the high prices fixed for the product, declaring them to be “entirely out of all reason” and insisting that the re- sultof the establishment of such high figures would be to ‘create a bad feel- ing and an agitation against the com- bination.” Events have proven this letter to be in the nature of a prophecy, for the suit now pending is the immediate outcome ot the enor- mous prices fixed by the combination. If on po other ground, it seems not at all unlikely that the supreme court will declare this combination to be in restraint of trade and incompatible with freedom of competition. Should the court think proper to define in its opinion the limitations and condi- tions applying to a violation of the public policy which secures freedom of trade, the case will possess endur- ing value and will be an effec guide to the formulatiou of effective legislation against the tr ust evil.—St. Paul Globe. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little is Dr. thing that ever was made Kings's New Life Pills. Thes change weakness into strength, list- lessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power. They’re wonderful in building up the health. Only 25¢ per box. Soldat Itasca Mercantile drug store. i fGEO. BOOTH, Manufacturer of Cigars GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. ~ és 4%” Have achieved an excellent BOOTH’ S Cigars reputation all over Northern Minnesota. They are: made of the finest selected stock by experieuced workmen in Mr Booth’s own shops here, and under his personal supervision. This insures the utmost cleanliness and care in manufacture. For sale everywhere. Call for them. es agar te mamma rae — — CSSSSGSIOESSCODIL SVESUTEOLSOSCES O9eO0SG00Ge0 Waren Going East INQUIRE ABOUT THE SERVIGE AND RATES £ OFFERED BY AVLUTH. SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC RAILWAY YOU WILL FIND A Fast LIMITED TRAIN PERFECTLY EQUIPPED WITH MODERN SLEEPING AND DINING CARS TUNNINGOVER A SMOOTH ROADWAY ZNO MAKING DIRECT CONNECTIONS Fod ALL POINTS EAST. T. 11. LARKE, CommcnoiaL Acent, 423 SPALDING HOTEL BLOCK, DucLuty, Minn. & soe Ssoesoceses Official Paper of Thats Couniy and the|° reversed this | THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT | Court—District of Minnesota,—Fifth Division. In the matter of the application of the United States of America for the con- demnetion of certain lands at, near, be- low and in the vicinity of Pokegema Falls on the Mississippi River in Itasca | County, in’ the State of Minnesota, To Oscar L, Allen, henry N. Avery, Lynel Ayres, Louis F, Allard Benedictine Sisters Hospital Associa- Millinery MRS. M. BROOKS wishes to announce that she has just received an elegant line of the very latest styles in fall mil- linery. W: alking hats, school hats, trimmings of +1! kinds, feathers, rib- bons. tips. etc. AJl work guaranteed to be perfectly satisfactory. «She invites the ladies of Grand Rapids to come in \ see her line as it is undoubtedly the | finest ever seen here. Everything «new. | Underwear, Hose, Children’s Mits and tion, a corporation, Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County, Minnesota. ‘R. &, Belleperche, M. R. Baldwin, Henry Blaise, Willis Baker, Roy R. Bell, “ b. J. Bowlin, 8. H. Baya, George Pots and Philip Baya, doing business under the firm name of Baya & Company, Andrew Benson, Nettie Baldwin, Lee L. Bigelow, A. B, Barton, Louis L. Buda, John A. Bowman, Jr., Chris Burns, : Frank F. H. Bruen, B. F. Billperchir, Charles J. Birch, F. A, Clarkson, Frank Cahill, John Cahill, Lena Cahill, = George S. Canfield, Henry W. Canfield, August Chamier, Elizabeth A. Caldwell, Frank Caldwell, Frank A. Clarkson, Jesse B. Chatterton, Fred Collett, ' Nehemiah P. Clarke, Daniel W. Doran, Lydia L. Dodge, J. B. Douglas, F, A. Dunsmore, Homer Durand, George K, Detwiler, won Dodge, May L.. Dayton, J. Xb: avis, Duluth & Winnipeg Railroad Company; a corporation, Lyman C. Dayton, Jasper W. Earl, Ophelia _M, Earl, Arnold Ebben, William H. Eustis, Charles M. Eckman, I. L. Forest, Louis A, Filiatrault, Levi Forest, Peter Forrest, Grace K, Fraser, Martha J. Frick, Edward Fuller, First National Bank of Brainerd, a cor- poration, B: t National Bank of Duluth, a cor- poration, William H. Fisher, George A. Fuller, Napoleon Filion, G. W. Forgman, Sumner W. Farnham, Clara H. Freeman, Archie Fraser, Thomas R. Foley, 'T. R. Foley Company, a corporation, Grace Frazier, Mary-O. Coates, George Coon, Elizabeth M.’ Clarkson, Mark Connelly, Countw of Itasca, Minnesota, Patrick Casey, John Grant, c. W. Hastings, W. F. Henry, John A. Hanson, B. Heller and L. S. Loeb. doing bust ness under firm name of Heller & Loeb, Guildford G. Hartley, Roland H. Hartley, Benjamin F. Hartley, William F. Henry, Henry V. Holmes, Susianna M. Haugen, Robert Haughen, T, O. Hall, William W. Henry, Ada B. Howes, John R, Howes, Michael Hagberg, Charles W. Hastings, Jeremiah J. Howe, Mary S. Hayward, samuel L. Hayward, Daniel 8, Hayward, Fioia H. toiden, Stephen C. Hall, Shevlin, Carpenter Co., a corporation, large to 8S. C., Hall Lumber Company, H. Hawkins, Sie diarry, G, G. G. Hartley, itasca Lumber Co., a corporation, Ita Mercantile Cog a corporation, A. M. Johnson, _ Allie M. Johnson, Frank B. Johnson, Amos b. Jones, she Jacques, Minnie A, Krathka, Gertrude E.° Kent, George W. Knox, L. F. Knox, Daniel J. Knox, western Benefit Association, insolvent, G. F. Farrington, John’ S. Gillespie, Cc. M. Gra; Nathaniel” dt Gearhart, John Gaines, Joseph. Gourlay, J. B. Greenefelder, L. Leavy, P. M. Larson, Christian Ladd, Alexis Laprairie, Alpronse Lefebore, J. 8. Lane, eee W. Liddell, F. Liddell, Shares A. Long, D. M. Gilmore & SFonn D. McArdle, doing business under firm name of Link Belt Supply Co. Anna F. Long, James A, Loveioy, E. B. Lowell, F. W. Lawrence, Jean O. McClure, Newton McFadden, Julia K, McFadden, .*E. McMillan, John A. McMillan, Michael McAlpin, John McGowan, Angus McIntosh, County Auditor Itasca County, Minn., James MeNally, . Ella E. MeMillan, Michael McGrath, ‘Mary McIntosh, Cogus McCabe, Thomas McMartin, Levinia McLennan, Colin F, McDonald, One McCabe, W. J. Milleken, Charles Miner, ag John S. Macpherson, Herbert W. Macomber, Fannie L, Mitchell, _ J, M. Markham, ‘Thomas A. Merritt, R. C. Mitchell, fe Margaret Manness, Robert E. Mitchell, Belle Markham, John C. Mitchell. Edward A. Kremer, Charles Kearney, Kehl & Deary Company, a corporation, Jessie C. Knox, Administratrix of the estate of D. J. fis George Kingsto} L. Kells, ‘Assignee of N. P. Clark, in- solvent, Benedictine Sisters Hospital Associa- tion. a corporation, successor to North- western Benefit Association, National Benefit & Casualty Campey: a corporation, wi pet Lonetin, John Laundry. Rose ase Laundry, Sophia A, Lambert, Gocret F. Long, Leon E. Lum, 4 [cQNTINUED ON PAGE 5.] ¥red A. King, 4 Fred A, King, Receiver of the North- oe RAT H-ndkerchiefs. MRS. M. BROOKS, Crandall’s Old Stand. _tl sea BS ie Se Sa { | Johnson, The Tt Oo petal that his line of | Fall and Winter © is now in and ready for inspection. A. FINE LINE ON and thousands of the latest samples to select from, Goods HAND very Garment Guarasteed. Best Workmanship. Perfect Fit Lowest Prices Avucust JoHNson. | * WE Aw aA ta land Beer bial, Corner THIRD ST. and HOFFMAN AVE., The Best Lineof . . } Wines, Lig UOPS wu i | CAN BE HAD, | Rise Have on Tap and in Bottle the Celebrated DULUTH BREWIMG GO°S MOOSE BRAn. BEERS, FREE LUNCH ALWAYS SERVED. | Sy = asta g Cigars It is Headquarters for Cruisers, é Woodsmen and River Drivers. = Leland, ; Best and Most Central $1 per Day House In Itasca County. Choice Rooms by the Day or Week and { Firrt-Ciass Board at Moderate Prices. f % Thomas T: rainor, Prop. 5 , Grand Rapids. Notice of Hearing of Applieation for Laquor Lacense. STATE OF MINNESOTA. ) County of Itasca, SS. Village of Grand Rapids, § (Pirst publication December 2.] [Last publication December 16.] Notice of Expiration of Redempt.on STATE OF MINNESOTA, } : ss $ i ie Notice is hereby given, that applications County of Itasca. f have been made in writing to the Village Ty Loper and Rummery, village of Grand Rapids and Take Notice, fi my Office, praying for license to seli intoxicating liquors for the term commenc- ing bo Ocecber lnk waded respectively, 139), and terminating on October 15th and 22nd, respective: 1908. by the That the piece of land a name, situate in the County and said, and follows, Northwest qurrter of northeast qu section seventeen (17), township 3 north of range twenty-three at the tax sale on 6th ¥ or isnestia judgment entered 5 aount ae the taxes, penalt! costs due on said land the which sum, with interest from thé | suid sale at the rate of twelve (0) 1 per annum, together with subs elinquent ta penalties 1 thereon, amoun' andtwenty-four mentioned st rr rdand deter- al of Grand village, on scember, A. Recorder. this notice. 1 E ims te x i dem ption® 1 land w e . ores freer hae been fled tn fice. i EF ahS au thereo een filed in my of “ ag aes Witness my hand and ‘ofivini seal, this ith | = SBE 55 iF day of November, A. ie i E. J. FARRELL, County Auditor, ‘ Itasca County. Minn, Laprarle, Minn. TAXIDERMIST M ao c. Rl N G Fine Line of Hand- “Made Buckskin (Recently of Minneapolis.) Mitteus and Gloves. Fashionable MOCCASINS. Dressmaker SATISFACTION GUARANTFED.| Furs of All Kinds in Stock - LATEST FASHIONS ON HAND. Kiuds of Hides Residence on a tact Alt Hotiman Avenue, just North o Hghest Market Price. _ Ses P eigen I. D. Rassmussen’s Home, Grand Rapids, Bought at.