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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-16
(First Publication August Is. $780,
GALE OF DITCHING JOBS.

Notice is hereby given. that, on the 9th day
OF September 1899. at O'Clock Il. M. at my
Office in the court house, in the village OF
Willmar. County Of KandiyOhi. Minnesota
L will sell the remaining jobs Of digging and
constructing the Ditch No. II of knndiyohi
County. established by the Board Of Comfy
Commissioners Of Kandiyohi county, State
OF Minnesota, BY their order bearing date
January 5th. 1892 viz: In sections of 100
feet each. each of said sections to be known
and numbered by stalk as. shown by the
report Of the viewers in said matter. as fol-
lows: Stations to so inclusive. and IS to -
plus II it, inclusive Of First Division. to the
lowest responsible bidder or bidders. said
work to be completed within the time re-
CURED and in the manner specified in said
viewers report. And no bid will be enter
tanned which exceeds more than thirty 1907
per cent over and above the estimated cost
of the CONSTRUCTION, in any case. as stated
In the said order; and the successful bidder
will be required to give Il satisfactory bond.
wi tn two freehold securities. for the faith
full performance and fulfliment of his con-
tract. and to pay all damages that may ac-
crue by reason of his failure to complete
| the Job within the time required in the con-
tract. The said order and estimates and
profile are on file and may be seen at my Of
fee.
Dated Aug. 9Th, 1899.
LEWIS JOHNSON.
County Auditor kandiyOhi County.
SEAL State of Minnesota.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-16
Great Northern Doings.

From the Minneapolis Times:
Charles Fl. Putnam, formerly assist
ant superintendent of the St. Paul
shops of the Great Northern, has been
appointed superintendent of the Waite
Park shops at St. Cloud, succeeding
Fritz Won Schlaegal, appointed to be
assistant superintendent of the Brock
enridge division of the road.
For some time past the Great North
ern has been quietly discharging en-
ployes of the system. Conductors,
brakemen and engineers have been in
formed that their services were no
longer required. A Seattle paper re-
Gently stated that eighty conductors
and brakemen had been dismissed as
a result of the work of numerous spot
tors.
The story is not denied by Great
Northern officials in St. Paul. One
who has the matter in charge admitted
that many dismissals had been made,
but he said the number would not
reach eighty. He explained that the
"Great Northern was anxious to re-
ceive all the revenues which passed in
to the hands of it's agents.''
It is reported that changes have been
marked in engineers. Coupled with
the allegation is the question as to
how it is possible for representatives
of that department to hold on to reve-
nues which belong to the road. The
men discharged claim that no reason
for their dismissal was given.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-16

latter being defeated By a score Of 8 TO
6. It is said that the Litchfeld team
was not wholly made up of home men,
but included professional players. In
spite OF this, our boys managed to
make it interesting for them, and but
tor a little weakness in pitching, which
gave Willmar's opponents a decided
advantage, the spectators; would no
doubt have been favored with a pretty
close game throughout the entire nine
innings.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-16

Old papers for sale al this ONCE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-16
. Peavey Buys Them.

Minneapolis Journal: >sz: !. $
The Minnesota and Dakota line of
5elev ators has just been sold to F. ii.
Peavey 8 Co. The trans action is q
substantial one, involving upwards
OF $500, 600. The system consists Of
about fifty elevators with 8 total ca
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-16

LEWIS JOHNSON.
County Auditor kandiyohi County,
[SEAL State of Minnesota
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-16
For Sale.

.. AS I expect to, locate elsewhere, L
offer my residence property in block
LIB, First ward, for sale. For par
ticulars call on or address me at Will
mar, MINI. ~ :. ~. ~.z..ssSz.s e
27-2p a.~ A. CHRISTIAN PETERSON.
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Dissolved Partnership.

We have this day by mutual consent
dissolved the partnership heretofore
existing between Oysten Kjos and
Hegge Jacobson. Oysten Kios will
pay all bills and collect all accounts.
Dated ct Willmar, July "A, 1899.
OYsTEN KOS,
25-3 HEGGE JACOBSON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-09
For sALE-ClTY REAL ESTAT1

FOR sALE--By f. w. West. Is and =
Union block:
Modern seven room house; large lot: a.
In; nice lawn: $S.o00. sSs
Modern house of seven rooms In Rent
addition 9, s on Seventeenth avenue; 90
Fine eight room house on Queen Anne bin:
modern. superb view: two fine lotA ~
l2o each: on cable line: $6.e00.
Etght-room modern house on second I'M
north of Madison street; 5000
A very neat and attractive seven-soon
modern cottage on graded street; with.
in two blocks OF Madison street: nico
lawn, shrubbery and fruit: good visv:
Five-room cottage In excellent conditioa:
good location. being near two car linee
and close 70 school: graded streets ana
sewer: 81 500.
Corner. 1OOxloo. on high ground north 81
Yesler way: seven room modern cottage.
controls very fine view of Lake Wash
ington and mountains. $500.
Five room house, corner lot 60xl20: Eighkh
and Stewart: $500.
Four-room house: two blocks north q
Yesler way. between Twentieth ana
Twenty first avenues: q neat little home:
small payment down: balance monthly;
Soxl2o on Nineteenth avenue. north OF Mad.
ison: fenced and in bearing fruit, shack
on premises which could he utilized fuf
house temporarily. very easy terms; IA
A nice modern seven room house. nearly
location: $500.
two good buildings. one OF seven and one
of six rooms: $1,000
An attractive home in North Seattle: hall
block from cable: six rooms: $2.000
Double corner on Queen Anne hill: 100x13
small house: bearing fruit: $500.
Nice corner lot on Harvard avenue -
OF the choicest residence locations IN ~
city: 81 900.
HA<
rison lot is nicely graded. ready fof
building: $3.50
Corner on BfImont and Thomas street: IN
6oxl2o on Harrison and Minor avenue
Corner in Renton addition: Eighteenth ~
enue south 90 Madison: $12M
A very choice corner on Fourteenth ~
enue north and Republican street; streets
al graded; fine surroundings: excelsal
Fifteenth avenue lot eoxi2o: three blocks
north Of Madison: east front: q, 800.
Full lot on First avenue north. betwee4
Thomas ard John streets: west SIDE q
street: 81 100.
A good corner lot within easy walking
distance: streets graded and severed; -
car line: e0xfe0: 1880
Lot on Western avenue: 5Gxicn: Il, 300.
Fine corner lot on Queen Anne hill: -
100: $3.50.
Double corner. 12oxi2o. Twenty third ass
enue three blocks from Madison: -
Lot 50xl25 on Twenty first avenue, two.
blocks north Of Yesier way; 500
120xleo. Tenth avenue. between Tnomee
and John streets: good garden groundi
cleared and Rrrbhed: $3.50.
c0xif4 on Third avenue car line. In Greenee
addition: t325. 81
Magic addition lots: 60xi2s each: on Broad.
way and streets east Of II, this ~ ON
OF the most centrally located additions %
the city; there are a. present In rou5sS
OF construction "A number OF fine homes
on this tract: cali at the office and 81
fun particulars.
speculation: $50 acres Of land north Of
the city about six miles: half mile ron
the bay and Great Northern railroad: ~
per acre
Ranch consisting Of 200 acres 100 acres .
cultivation several hundred fruit treee:
$500
r. w. WEST. % Union Block.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE ~ fine furniture con-
tents u ssZ-roorn private house Kicker
;on & Dewitt VIII sell ny auction ON the
premises PSI. tTfss avenue an Tuesday.
the zen q AprIi. ~ Il o'ciock SHARP. the
contents consisting .n part "a foilogg .
Fire rarlor s'4.tes. center IA 3les chairs
rockers. eleEaG; hall tree. sseretairs
book -sse, reception chairs. extension
table dining chairs. refrigerator. fine
csrgszss. lounge hanging lanapr AaAl
lamp. S.siT carpets bed sets springs
mattresses 1ofiss sets Superior range
Hno}eGu kitchen furniture dinner SCI.
AMI other usesul articles. this furniture
81 as clears and good
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-=7---a
sINGss CHANG ES.

MAKE your raGfsy earn money: The
money making cfsan@ps .n ssockE wheat
c1ft0a zn2 Se.Tl1~ are better zrx ~afs-
new tHsa ever before: there aye no eyssa-
under o2T plan. and - spa4aKe4 .recTn.
CT ySk-r - pital a gssFaBEs@e3 every ia
Ss.-ty Tor sscc sssfus investment a <sere..
cur cfsnis. write FOR free advice ard IT.
erat1re. showing how yea nay sns.yeasa
your inrouzs without ~'sk g :, Maexey
4 Co. = EroA3way. New York
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AUCTION SALE@s2s0Do stock The en-
tire stock of the San Francisco Furni-
ture and Carpet Co. will be sold at pub
lie auction at No l223 First avenue
Arlington building. opposite the Diller
hotel. 10 the highest bidder. The stock
consists OF bedroom furniture, chif-
foniers, rockers, stands. bed lounges. 2l5
couches. f2S baby buggies, $50 rugs-au
sizes, 3.0o0 yards linoleum. 5Du pairs por-
there's. pillows. lace curtains. glassware
crockery, etc The stock is all new and
up to date In quality aud designs Sale
commences Wednesday. April L. at = 50
p. m, and will continue from day 20 day
until all goods are sold. Jos. Martin,
Auctioneer.
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BALL BEARINGS,

Why are ball bearings used in BICYCLES.
typewriters, sewing machines. vehicles
and lawn mowers?
We have today received a shipment OF
the latest improved Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machines. rotary motion and ball
bearing, strictly up-to-date n every re-
spect- For the past forty-cgh. years it
has been the pride of two-thirds Of the
homes as we'll as the factories of the
United States. We have no solicitors.
Call and get the benefit of the solicitors
commission.
WHEELER e. WILSON MFG: Co,
2l5 Columbia St. Opposite fostofYice.
II. HANSON, Sole Agent.
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FORREST. MAXWELL & Co.

FtNVTf Y n tItfT ffFTtIIa Tx. -.
PROPERTY AT MORTGAGE PRICM
s. ooo-'Two large houses well located 90
renting: close IN: street graded: rensas
Fps per month.
g. sf1~Conh house on Seventeenth avenue
lot sGx12o.
& 6Si-~Good T-room house in Renton adms
tten: nice grounds: fine view
g. 5n.--LarEe house Of zen rooms; modern.
full sized lot, n corner: two blocks froA
Madison street graded and severed. .
8. 0oa--A 20 room house, modern: hnc1
basement and fouudatIon lot GxlW.
corner: I'm good renair; on first blu.
VACANT LOTS
81 .a1o-rhace lot in Rsnton addition, noY1A
OF Madison street graded and sewere0
g. 25f-Ffue view IN: on Third avenues
81 800 for front 80 feet OF same
90 lots well located. near 10 Madison CO
bic: s0xi2S feet each. beg. buy In Seatfs
of vacant property. $500
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PERSONAL
A CRASH IN GROCERIES,

A CRASH IN GROCERIES.
FOR MONDAY ONLY.
g lbs American graduated sugar -. 8 %
iaS lbs American graduated sugar -. ; =
Olympic slour, per sack ................ s5c
Centennial Hour. per sack .............. s5c
Novelty A -four. per sack .....-........ Soc
Choice Burbank potatoes, per go lbs. -
Fresh home smoked hams -...-.-...... lee
Fancy breakfast bacon ..-.,--.-... &c
Dry salt pork ......... ............... Sc
Royal baking powder, lib cans ...... 45c
Prices baking powder, ! ID cans ...... sSc
Schiling's baking powder. lib cans i5c
Eagle milk $500. .......... ............ &c
California tomatoes SC
ta9tce corn -.-----.......- &C
s.. Charles cream .......... ........... toc
Challenge milk. cans .--............... &c
snyder catsup. pif3ts .-..-..........-.. &c
Bird seed, pound package .............- sc
BI1ing. plAss --..--.-. .-...-....-......-.. &c
Pearl.ne, | ID .......... .......... $500. SC
IA ooitt's I'VE ....--.--.. ..-.............. SC
SapoEo -.--.--.- .-..--.-..---.. $500. &C
Gold dust 1890. ........... ..... lsc
Grandpa's tar soap .-....... ........ &c
Rabbitt's soap. bars .................. 2sc
Gerrnea -. ........ ............... aoc
Rolled oats. per 70 ...,..-. ..-......... &c
Fancy large japan rice ...-............ &c
White beans. 10 lbs Observation-Disclosures. sc
Blue point oysters. 2 cans ............ 45c
Red Alaska salmon Observation-Disclosures. loo
Choice Alaska herring, per dozen 49,. 25c
X. $. V. +. sat, small package ........ 1oc
r. s. V. =. salt large package $3.50. l5c
Pacific coast parlor matches .......... SC
CONWAY BROS. * CO,
500 Sixth Avenue South.
Telephone Main 563.
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION.


BY order of the creditors.
Entire stock OF Fancy and Staple Groc-
cries OF
SHAW & BUELL.. 1888 Second Ave.
Is being sold at public auction to the high
est bidder. Grocery men. restaurant men,
hotel men and economical housekeepers
will find exceptional opportunities at this
sale.
Continues tomorrow and until
entire stock is sold.
The stock comprises complete asSort-
ment Of staple and fancy groceries. to-
gether with one National cash register.
ice box. ice chests scales, weights count
ers. show cases, wall cases, safe. chairs,
oil tank, pumps, etc.
Sale continues tomorrow at 10 a. m. and
runs from IL TO II a. m, to p. m, TO
3 p. IN.
1883 Second Avenue. between Union and
University.
/. ZEMANSkY. General Auctioneer.
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WANTED-PARTNER.

WANTED-PARTNER
WANTFD-partn@r who can invest 81 so
for half interest in mannfa curing in
dustry. this - a money maker. partiCu-
lars on personal interview only: uniess
you have the money and mean business
don't answer this. Address w II. care
PnSt-fnteiligeucer.
WANTEp-A partner with $3.50 who
can we good references a = 70 character
and business qualifications. to embark
In any legitimate. profitable business
by an fastener. whn viii furnish a like
amount ~ capital. principals only. Ad-
dress l.. care Post-Inteiiigencer
WANTED-Pattner viii give fur PARTNER
snip II the state agency Of an old e.
tsb.shed lie insurance company tn The
right party who can produce business.
good renewals, give experience. party
Will cali on you. Address II s.. care Posi-
Int Egeucer
WANTED T8rtr@-: sefa buys half inter
est IN good paving 5uslu 7ss, nos.d ssist
ance- Address Il II. care Post-Iufeln-
gNuesr.
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WE expect to move this week to lti7 See
ond avenue. Please remember this new
address when YOU want crockery. glass.
tinware, wooden ware, notions, toys.
graniteware, etc.
We shall endeavor 10 maintain our usual
low level Of pr Ces. and with the greater
amount OF room a. our disposal 20 great
~ enlarge the variety we have hitherto
shown.
COON BROS, i03 Pike Street
New Address. 14i1 Second Avenue
BUTTER. BUTTER. EGGS. EGGS
We sell our butter as II comes from The
East. In tubs. Why should you pay mora
for the very same made into short
weight bricks in this city, Our fancy
Iowa creamery is &c q IL. Nice uaIr,
butter in rolls Boo each.
our eggs are also strictly fresh n.
wholesale prices. Pure lard 70 ID paiI Sc.
H. 45c. Headlight Baking Powder the
best on the market. 10 10 OF only DC
Imported Yorkshire RELISH, nc ii BOTH.
The ladies that study economy all and
where are ard swell the crowd
cow BUTTER STORE
i4sS First AgeDu.
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ARE you going into business? II so, we
have cigar stand. $l45; bakery, s225; no.
telss lodging houses and grocery stores;
alst a good money making business for
small capital. standing full investigation,
giving large returns. Gardner Land Com
pany, so New York block.
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FOR SALE-By ]. +. Townsend, IL Hales
book:
Fine Iot on Fifteenth avenue. near Denny
way: 81 30
o. foot lots on Harvard avenue. near ~
publican. hext residences in city SUI
round: grades and sewers paid. xreee
bargains a. $50.
Fine corner on Seventeenth and Co.umnesS
geo. inside lots ssso
20 by i39 foot lots on Y@sler way, 49,
Twsn.y-seveat5: very cheap.
Acres In Yesisr calm. suitable 20 plae
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SAW AND SINGLE MILL for saie-A
complete mill OF fifty TO sixty thousand
lumber and fifty thousand shingles cana
city: timber supply :nexhaustib.e: good
rail- facilities: plant in perfect running
order Address Washington Machinery
Depot, Tacoma. Wash.
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-continveA.

FOR SALE-Large roon,ing house, ele-
gantiy furnished: office fixtures and all
absolutely new. reasonable rent. bath
on each floor. gas and electric lights as
great bargain for the next few GAYS
SPENCER & CO. 81 First Ave.
For Sale-Private boarding house: furni-
ture practically new and Al. house sui
OF high-class people: rent very reason
able. with or without lease IL desired
For Sale-Private rcounng mouse OF 10
rooms; neatly furnished; not more than
one block from postoff.ce. only $l,Oo;
rent $50 month.
SPENCER & CO. sIl First Ave
Fer Sale-Grocery. I.5oa; sl.eto cash, bal
ance TO sui: purchaser; over s.so worth
Of stock: good location; gcod horse and
SPENCER & CO, Sli First Ave.
For Sale-Cigar and confectionery stand,
$iee: rent $50: viii invoice over 500.
SPENCER & CO, SlI FRS, Ave
For Sale-Cigar and fruit stand, $50. rent
sI25o; good location and should be 8
moneymaker IL properly handled.
Phone Main aS5. 81 FRS, Avenue.
CIGAR AND FRUIT STAND.
800 Will take the finest place on Second
avenue: big stock OF fruit cigars ana to
baeco; other places for $3.50, $40. SIS and
UP.
RESTAURANT.
II you want good restaurant in good To-
cation we could sci. you one for $3.50. this
Is the best bargain in the city. also other
places for S21o. sioo. $500. $50. $50 and
$l.ao.
LODGING HOUSES.
$ rooms, sI,5oo; 50 rooms. N.ooo: % rooms,
$3.50.
DE MERS SPENCER & CRUM.
81 81 Sullivan Block.
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SALOON. $500. a good paying saloon.
centrally located; this will stand a
thorough investigation: or an expert
enced saloon man with $500 and good
reference and business ability can Sc
cure half interest; an Eastern man pre-
ferred. Address + II. care Post Intelli-
gercer
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QUICK turn: prohabl profit of 80 10 200
per cent. in ninety days; no chance to
Lose principal: only question OF profits:
small capital: costs nothing to investi-
gate. Address c y. care Post-Intelligen-
Ger.
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FOR SALE-On principal street. furni-
ture of IA rooms. this is a handbook:
nothing in the city 10 compare with il
for neatneSs and cleanliness: every
piece of furniture new and good; bed
ding new, clean. of the best. folding
beds, hair mattresses: bath, Majestic
steel range worth $50: let me show you
this house; / am proud of ii. Feazell.
81 Hinckiey block.
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ROBINSON VAPOR BATH CABINETS
in stock. Have door and top curtains.
Can be sent to your residence for inspec
ton. 5000 in use. Don't go to Hot
Springs. Use cabinet at home. Will
cure la grippe. colds and rheumatism.
VIII keep you we'll. Descriptive matter
free. c. Il. Hills. general agent. 90
Burke building
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'.NAGf.E ADDITION. :"

Located North Of Madison Street.
LOS e0x12s. located on Broadway Tenth
Eleventh Twelfth, Thirteenth and Four
teen'h avenues: prices range from -
n Bile
We have twenty lots fronting on sss
proposed new city reservoir and pa1nss
which. considering their future price an0
location. are certainly = good investmenss.
4 iarg" number Of lots on TofrteenM
and Fourteenth avenues located on IT,
west slope az Reuton Hill, commanding
fine view q sound, city and T1o4ntAinss
are elegant residence sites. full parucW
lars given az effcs
GEO ". DILTJEC; Agent.
Phone white i9I 40 " Y Block
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SEWING MANfFi% E.S-S rEer. p. Howe
s. New Home 81 'vrssx,1r $50 thee
hxh-srsn Sing'r-. s.. T. g.. star-.ars m
perfect order. wsrn atTRs = runrts g1-sY,.
1tets. 60. Domestic drawer cxk
81. SsZser, cabinet. - perfect oresr
81 Hanson. -I5 Columbia opposite
posGoEace-
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FOR SAIE-ONE OF THE BEST PAY
ING CASH GROCERY STORES IN Ia
COMA; GOOD LOCATION: Low RENT:
THIS STORE WILL BE, SOLD TO
SOME RELIABLE PARTY DESIRING
A PERMANENT INVESTMENT: NO
G. 26 CARE TACOMA DAILY LEDGER
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WANTED-An up 10 date business man
with capital of $4,000 or less TO embark
In new or established business; will
furnish like amount: references exchang-
ed. no agents. Address b IL, care POST
Inteiligencer.
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WE handle all Republic stocks and upor
application can quote the very loves,
possible prices on same. Back Bone and
Gold Standard are our speciaities W ~
Vincent a. Co. and Roxwell bloch
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SAFETY IN SPECULATION'-sl in
vested by my Safe Method" in grain
or stocks has paid $1,000 profit within 30
days: references Furnished; write for
particulars Immediately. Richard Oliver
banker and broker. Chicago stock ex-
change. Chicago, Ill.
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$500 BUYS furniture Of 81 rooms in heart
OF business center OF city; We VIII guar
antee and prove that this house clears
over 500 per month; I was offered and
the owner refused $3.50 for this house
a short time ago; furniture insured for
81. 200: owner is suddenly called East.
See Feazell, 81 Hinckley block.
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COON BROS, i03 Pike Street.
New Address. 14i1 Second Avenue.
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L. Z GOVERNMENT GOODS Nothing
better for Alaska. timber country and
hard work cavalry trousers. doutle over
seat s@9s. dyed black. $40. army over
coats. dyed black. s. 80. Gen Miles storm
and cold weather hood coats. s. 80: army
black wool hats. +)c, Arctic overShoes
$l59. rubber blankets. *. navy under
shirts and drawers Sf.o each. navy
overcoatS &t@. blankets s. ~ ard g asl.
government tents, sxs SO Springfield
car5ineS, s. &c, 0versNirts s. 90 the
shirts are made ~ navy cloth ard are
strictly al. wool Kirk. 12l- FIRST avenue
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS 500 Ore
New Home, hes been used five weeks
and east 81 MoDd8y $50 one i've
drawer FavoTite. usual price 50, Nom
day. 81 We Viii o~er yGu SIX bargains
or Monday ouly and or spos cash. ara
remember these machines are warrant
81 Tor sen years New Home S...vfr, q
Machine Go. 90 Columbia street, mex,
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