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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
Is 90
Farmers Representatives Meet in
st. Paul to Decide.

mere Is an important meeting being
held by the representatives of the Sew
eral National Trainers societies at the
Office of j. c. Hanley, president general
OF the international congress of agri-
cultural associations of the world, in the
Baltimore building
among those present at this confer
ence are Col. H. A. Wilcox, of Nashville,
Tenn, president of the National Farmers
League of America; Hon. Thomas Rus
sell, New York, president of the National
Live Stock RaiserS association; Judge NJ
T. Morgan, of Graceville, Mimi, presi-
dent of the National Grain Growers as
ISOLATION of American, and J. c. Hanley,
OF st. Paul, president of the National
Cotton Growers association.
Walter V. Allen, of Meriden, Kansas,
president of the Farmers Federation If
the Missippi Valley, and Hon. J. C. VIII
born, of Old Point, S. c., president of the
National Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial union, is expected to arrive during
the day
This conference of the National Farm
ers' Society presidents is part of an ef-
tort that has been made to secure all
national agricultural associations to ally
themselves together in one great fedora
ton, and use the influence of these pow
erful organizations in advancing and de-
1cliulllS the lHleIeSlS OF agriculture.
These societies, whose membership ag-
gregate approximately 100000, are abso
lutely non-partisan in politics, but have
agreed upon certain demands to be made
of all political parties, which are desig-
mated national demands of the farmers
1t is the aim and purpose of the Allied
Farmers societies to concentrate their
influence and support in aiding the cleo
ton of such candidates to congress and
legislatures who have declared their will
ingness to vote Tor such legislation
These societies will as readily support
the candidate of one political party as
another, If they are the farmers friend.
and will pledge to vote for their demands
Besides the congressional and United
States senatorial candidates who received
the official notification of these societies,
Messrs. William Mckinley and William
j. Bryan have also been sent an official
letter, requesting each to proclaim his At
titude towards the farmers demands,
which will be sent by the farmers as
sociations in determining which can
didate they will officially proclaim
through their respective associations and
urge their members to support.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
IAAS GRASPS 4 STRAIN
TRIBUNE HAS COME TO OUR RES
CUE" HE CRIES-"HELP
1T ALONGs
HAVE NONE TO ASSESS NOW
And He Pleads for Campaign on
Higher Principles of Man
hood and Patriot
HAVE NONE TO ASSESS NOV

The Republicans of Minnesota have re-
Gently ben ordered by Tams Bixby to
subscribe for the Minneapolis Tribune
without fail or hesitation. Tams informs
them that the central committee is void
OF finances and public speakers by which
to spread the gospel of Republicanisrn
and as "a capable substitute" commends
the Tribune, which they can get at list
prices with a liberal reduction. The let
tiers are prefaced with an attack upon
the Democrats of the state and a false
statement which if regarded seriously
would leave the inference that Tams
was holy soul of honor and all the Re
publicans in the state a host Of guilelcss
angels peacefully and calmly awaiting
the Will OF the people without pretense
or fault Here is the tale of woe which
the guileless Tams has to relate:
Republicans have no assessment ma
chine; nor would they make use of one
II 1t We're possible; for it is not their
method OF winning political battles, nor
any contest relative to craftsmanship
We appeal to the higher motives of man.
Rood citizenship and patriotism, and If
tho sacred meaning of those noble qua l.
ties, combined with right understanding
of the issues before the people. cannot
persuade men to do of their own accord
the right thing for the right cause, then
we give them up as lost and unworthy
the name of Republicans"
Tam's pitiful wall continues in this
heart-rending strain at some length dur
ing which he enjoins all Republicans 10
recognize the dire necessity of doins.
something for their party, postmasters
especially being urged to get in line
since they are the ones particularly fay
ored and since by their positions they can
be used to subserve the interests of the
q. Q. P. to the very best advantage.
The Tribune has come to our rescue. .
says this sainted leader of the Repubii
cant hosts, recognizing that there is a
rescue to come to. One of the most p9
thetic sentences In the entire letter is
that which states: I'VE need money
and speakers. That the Republican
party in this state needs good sensible
and effective speakers has been known to
more people than Tams Bixby ever since
the campaign begun, but it was hardly
thought that this innocent soul would
ever be SO frank as to acknowledge this
great lack Of brains on the part of his
party. nor was it ever believed that the
organization was poverty stricken. This
is really a revelation and doubtless since
Tams has submitted the actual state Of
affairs to the public, their wants will BE-
cheerfully met.
When Tams was debating this 1etta.
it is said that one of his thoughtful as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Washing ton-The population of the city
I OF Jackson, Mich. as officially announced
today, is $3.50, against 90 1893 in 1880.
This is an increase of 4.SS2. or % per cent
recommended that steps be taken to re-
move the wreck Of the battleship Maine
from Havana harbor.
Marysville, O.-Owing to the illness of
charged with the killing of Express Mes
senger Lane, was adjourned until tomor-
row
Mansfield o.-Edward Williams. of
Benton Harbor. Mich, a Doweite elder,
came here on bicycle today, consulted
his attorney and was sent out of the
city by the police
New Neutrality-suspicious. to the Ham,
burg loan received up to noon today
called for more than the entire portion
allotted to this country. The books close
in Germany tomorrow.
Atlanta, Ga.-Gen. Joe Wheeler and
Lieut.. Hobson were the guests of Atlanta
today, the occasion being Veterans day
at the interstate fair.
st. Johns, N. F.--The latest fishing craft
to return from Northern Labrador re-
ports that nothing has been seen of the
Peary relief steamer Winlward
Vancouver B C.-The steamship CITY
of Seattle arrived today from Skagway
with us passengers on board and a case
of smallpox.
Kansas lily, AdH-A I'VE DAYS ducl1On
sale of fancy Hereford cattle was began
today at the annual fat stock show
F'orty-eight head. sold today for a total
of $10,405, or an average of $216.
Frankfort. Ky.-Leonard Bromley was
arrested today charged with the murder
of his brother, Thomas Bromley There
were no witnesses to the tragedy and
Bromley claims the killing was acct
dental.
Parfs-Gen Andre, French minister Of
war, has almost concluded the drafting
of a bill to reform courtmartials by the
substitution, at least in time of peace,
of civil magistrates for military judges.
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Referee Gave 1t to Nelson.

CHICAGO, Oct N.-According to the
referee, Johnny Nelson, of Chicago, de-
feated Jimmy Michaels by default In
their matched motor-paced race at the
Coliseum tonight. The chairman OF the
National Cycling association, however,
will have to render the final decision. as
there is a controversy over the referee
verdict The race was for fifteen miles
and the men had an agreement that if
either should meet with an accident dur
ing the first mile the race should be
started over again Michaefs motor
broke down just as he was finishing the
first mile and he pulled up, thinking he
was inside the safety limit. Nelson, who
was leading when the accident happened,
continued until stopped by the referee,
and told he had won, as Michaels refused
to go on, claiming he had not passed
the. mile mark when misfortune over
took him.
The men then gave fifteen-miIe exhi-
bition. Michaels won by three laps and
broke all indoor paced records UP to and
including fifteen miles HIS time was
1920 The former record was 27:04 1-5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
Winners ar Har1em.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Trouble with the
Jockeys was feature at the track this
afternoon. and, as one result, Bloss, on
Guy FL, was set down for the remainder
Of the meeting. The short-enders were
the winners in several events today.
First race. five furlongs-Robert Wad-
del won. Quarterback second, Krewer
third. Time, :05 %. Guy n finished
first. but was d 'squalified
Second race. six furlongs-Peace won.
Dagmar second: Sakatuck third. Time
1:19 2-5.
Third race, steeplechase. short course
Becky Rolfe won, Sallust second, Uni
yersity third. Time, 3:4S.
Fourth race. one mile-Ohnet won. Sne
cific second, Florizar third Time. i :45 az
Fifth race. five and a half furionesC
SLY won. Ben Punch second, Nav Reach
third. Time, I'll AS.
Sixth race mile and twenty yards. SELL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
EIGHT NEW RECORDS.
Bangtails Have Done Some Fast
Running the Past Season.

Eight new records is the standard set
by tnoroughbreds in the American racing
season OF $500, and there is yet a poss1-
blllty that previous time marks may be
lowered in the remaining two months of
the year. This is hardly likely on the
Northern or Eastern tracks, where cold
weather may now be expected, but Cali
tornia often ends the year with a record
breaking race in December.
Here are the records in detail:
Three and half Undergraduates 20.
los.
SIX furlongs-Bummer "a. so pounds.
kinloch park, Oct. H. Time, 1:12.
Six and a half furlongs-Sly CO.. 1Oe
pounds, Harlem, June 20 Time. i:19.
One mile-Orimar t6), 100 pounds Wash
ington park, July 81; time, 1:3S Voter C6),
~ Y, pounds, Brighton Beach, July II; time,
Mile and an eighth-Water Cure (S). 100
pounds, Brighton Beach, July Is. Time
ISL 1-5.
Mile and a quarter-Charentus, Empire
City park, Oct. q. Time 2:04
Mile and three-quarters- Etheibert "a,
126 pounds, Morris park, Oct 13 Time
2:5S12.
Two miles and a quarter-Ethelbert "a,
ia pounds, Brighton Beach, Aug. 4 Time
3:49 10
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
U. [. {. Officers DenOunce HOlbrOOk.

To the Editor The Giobe
Tasess esF RssTog the letter heaa it
F. aSDr2 2Gb eno n"d EP P5
Hon R. appeaianee eOg digee that Of
their b TO direct 1000
lions desire terms and With ali the
any order OR Pa Outside of o mR or
help politician snothe ut pack horse to
politics rcua reefT gg f t k t6 nG Ons
aufhoy w ans Qan and he speaks
TINS 9rdef c to issue this politically partisan Oll' o.
Not Not es 5 coune
thzd circular who audacy wish IN
as unauthorized by Keeping with the tene
-WIiam Amour Senior Councillor
-RG6sr5 n T, LEWIS Lewis Junior Paf cconncsIor
Pag sfG condu fs5f Councillor
x -Ma Il , JjIGhns. F Page
Executive CommtteeI*9sq
George Carroll II
S' 'onhS0n
the e lobe has received of FIoi-
BROOKS mailed by gentlemen
them is accompanied with believe M Lind should
be commended WELL" N
When the charge in LIMBS ren4v 20 . No.
Print the record Any governors speech in
the woodchuck what it was od co., 80 aa
the gentleman referred to above = - 49,
Here is another Holbrooss letter.
the 6 0f the in 6 my 9o5seson
MINNEAPOLIS oune @ s. and purports have
potical and If ameca
sng rde q n af the me to r t9 p this
fe the OF al its members and pe
action highest bo reatend by such
him Unfit % per @ssion has
for the widows and respcu and to care
Member Council No 50 So B ef e. r
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
TEN FURLoNGs IN 2.o4.
New Circular Track Record at the
Empire City Meeting


NEW YORK, Oct. "a big crowd turn
ed out for the opening days racing of
the inaugural meeting OF the Empire City
Jockey club at Yonkers today. The
track was lightning fact, a new world S
record Tor mile and quarter. over a
circular track, of 2:04 being hung up by
Charentus in the Empire City Handicap.
This race was the feature of the day.
seven horses faced the starter, with Imp
the faVorite at s to 5, and Decanter sec
ond choice at to 2. They were off on the
hrSt break to a good start, and Impand
Potente made the running head and head
for mile, when Imp drew away and
showed the way round the far turn and
INTO the stretch by an open length, Po-
tente- dropped back beaten, and Decanter
and CharentuS challenged. The latter
gradually crept up to even terms with the
mare at the last furlong pole, and a hard
drive to the wire followed, Charentus
winning by Snort head. Pink Coat raced
through In the stretch and took show
money, length behind Imp. The Wood
lawn handicap, the other fixture went to
the outsider, Chuctanuda, at Is to l.
Summary:
First race, mile and seventy yards
Gen Mart Gary third. Time. 1:49sz.
Second race, about six furlongs, selling
The Pride won, Federalist second. Fleu-
ron third. Time, 1:o9A
Thlrd race, Woodlawn handicap, about
six MISUNDERSTANDING won, Cold Heels
SECOND, King Lief third. Time, 1909.
Fourth race, Empire City handicap.
mile and quarter-Charentus won, Imp
second, Pink Coat third. Time, 2:04
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth. sell
lando third. Time, 1:45L
Sixth race, five furlongs and a half, sell
ing = Shark won, Rappanecker second.
Millionaire third. Time, Los
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23

the St Thomas team next Saturday will
right guard; O'Grady. right tackle; Rod
dy, right end; Westernhagen, first guard:
Cornshaw W, left tackle; F. King, left end;
Blanchard. right halfback; III. King, left
halfback; Tracy, quarterback; Jones full
back
Since the last game the team has i'm
proved wonderfully under the sKillful
coaching of M A. Herring.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
HAS HIS OWN TROUBLES.
OficiOus Mr.. HOlbrOOk, Who Trie ed

OficiOus Mr.. HOlbroOk, Who Tried
to Use U. C. T. I'm Politics.
When r. F. Holbrook used the sta
tionery of the United Order of CONNER
cial travellers to write to members of the
fraternity letters urging them to vote
against Gov, finds reelection because
of some action supposedly adverse to the
interests of travelling men, which he was
accused of having done during his term
In congress, lie sent out a boomerang
If there is one thing that the travelling
men do not want in the affairs of the
U. g. t. it is politics. and Mr. Holbrooks
solicitations found warm reception.
The officers of the order took prompt
steps to repudiate it and the writer has
been roundly condemned for his effort
to use its machinery for political ends
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23

Latonia Running Races
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 22.-Weather
cloudy 9ly; track fast. Summary:
FIRST race, six furlongs-Judge Red
wine won, Alex Pearson second, Nc
Manus third. Time, IT'S
second race, six furlongs-F1op won,
1:14A '0''e 'i'iio iinie'
Third Third race. mile and an eighth, selling
tSsn5 Won, Indian second, DR.. Black
sa TT,Giurth race. mile and seventy yards,
STeIIlng,,Woodtrice wen, StatIra second
Eta third. Time, 1:45sz.
Fifth race, six and a half fur1onos-
henova won, Russian second, McOuade
ofxth race, mile and an eighth. selling
UGee:i L II won. Gov. Boyd second
Wlnepress third. Time, 1:56. 0oiiu'
shamrocl<s Did Not Score.
The Tigers easilv dafo,t5
= Shnam arc Sunday by a score of 'i Ok
70 y. The lineup Of the Tigers" againe+
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
MiIitary AUTOMOBILES.

The immense advantages presented by
automobiles have had a great fascination
for progressive military men all over the
world. Large sums have been offered
fer the best military automobile In war,
as in everything, it pay s 10 use the best
weapons. The best shield with which to
protect the stomach is Hostetter's Stom-
aeh Bitters. 1t is a certain cure for con-
stipation. indigestion. dyspepsia and bill
housness, and prevents malaria, fever
and ague.
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bowler Nails one LIZ
REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS EXPOSE
THE FALSITY OF REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN CHARGES
HE STANDS ON THE RECORDS
Dairy Commissioners. Sticks Some
Pins I'm the Seat Cushion of
Chairman, Tams
Bixby.
HE STANDS ON THE RECORDS
To the Editor of the Globe

To the Editor of the Globe:
Tams Bixby and j., S. Vandiver-Par
mobile fratrum:
. S. R. Van SAINT wants to be governor.
1t is a consuming desire with him. His
piteous pleading and begging go unheed-
ed by a large majority of the voters.
They have tried John Lind and want
him for another term. Something des-
perate must be done. Old-tirne meth
DDS are resorted to by ballot box stuff
fling, fraudulent count and returns, brib-
cry, lying and assassination of men
character have done their good and
perfect work in the past and may do 1t
again. TAMS BIXBY IS PUT AT THE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
Roxing at phiIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-At the Penn
Art club tonight Jimmy Handler, Of New
of San Francisco, in a six-round h f5 3il'
There was no decision, but Handler had
the better of the argument from start to
finish Owen Zeigler, of Brooklyn, and
Jack Bennett, of Nick, espost, Pa, also
tired conclusions and Bennett was con-
coded the victory.
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FOR THE AMERICAS CUP.
kilograms Exchanged Between Sir
Thomas and Mr.. eddie.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The New York
Yacht club tonight gave out the follow
ing cablegram which passed between Sir
Thomas Upton and J. V. S. eddie. of
the New York Yacht club, today:
London. Oct. 22.-J. V. S. Oddie, Sec
retary New York Yacht Club-Many
thanks for your kind telegram to my
self and Kelly. Very willing to meet you
on points proposed. but is not l o'clock
late enough, especially as L consider it
would be better to revert to the original
six-hour limit, the shortening of which to
five and half hours, at my request,
was productive of at least one abortive
race on last occasion. Regarding private
arrangements as to accidents, agree to
this as before Kindly Wire if you ap-
prove Upton"
New York. Oct 22.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton. LOndon-The committee adheres
to five and a half hours for time limit of
race as in conditions of last match, and
accepts as You request, l o'clock as limit
for start. Is this satisfactory?
-'Oddie, Secretary
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23

GRAND FORKS, n. D., Oct. 22.-(spe-
cal 1.-The North LAX ia University oct
haIl team defeated The st. Paul High
School eleven here today. Sco:e IL to 0.
The game was q Vely spirited one
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
BLOOD POISON

te tie worst disease en- earth. yet the easiest to
eare-WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO. Many
have rinpes spots on the skin, sores In the mouth
ulcers. falling hair. bona pains, catarrh, and don't
know 1t is BLOOD POISON. Call and got
BROWNS BLOOD CURE, 81 90 per bottle: lasts
che month. Sold By F. M Parker. 364 Wahasha
street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

ST. Petersburg-A dispatch received
here from Vladivostock says cholera is
increasing to such an extent in Japan
that steamers have been quarantined
Panama. Colombia-A dispatch to the
Star and Herald from Guayaqu says the
Ecuadorian congress has made arrange
ments by which the country will pay its
entire foreign debt
Berlin-The foot and mouth disease has
broken out in the Berlin abattoirs.
Beriin-The birthday of Empress Au-
gusta Victoria. who was born Oct %,
1858, was generally observed today
throughout Germany.
London-Lord Salisbury has gone to
Balmoral to submit to Queen Victoria a
few changes in the Cap.net
London-sisnor Marconi. according to
the pa " Mail. has invented a m cans of
ensuing he privacy of wireless t-sc-
grams by syst m of tuning the tr MS
mltf1nGh and lec-f.ing instruments t.
gether
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
CONSUMPTION.

We have given our best efforts to the
treatment of this dread disease Under
our method the cough lessons almost at
once; night sweats and hemorrhages
are controlled. The patient gains weight
and improves from the start.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
LADEESy

How many young women marry and
are physically untitled for the sacred
duties of wife and mother? Why drag
out miserable life with aching back
exhausting discharges. weak. nervous
and unhappy? To make home happy the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23

= s wife in New York City,
lazy
Danhe by Ripans
se u worked
WORK ofh
up Swedish relief
e symptoms developed
intense
portion small of
s she bad them sampled them and @
s nat she taxes one but
l"lnge feeling
- ~ s"' Dat uoes no use ten cents worth
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If you cannot CALL symptom blanks system of home treat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23

ststants suggested that he might submit
hImsef to criticism by stating that the
Republican party had never resorted 10
Tie assessment plan to raise funds for
the campaign" But Tams who had for
gotten all about the publicity recently
given the following document, only deign-
Ell to command silence on the part of
the assistant, who was about to produce
the letter for Tam's edifcation.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE REPUBLJ-
CAN STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE.
st. Paul, Sept 49, 1896.
A. c. Claussen, Chief Inspector, Endi-
colt Bldg, st. Paul, Minn.-Dear Sir:
The Republican state central committee
is about to inaugurate campaign in be-
half OF Republican principles which we
trust will eliminate in a complete vic
tory.
In order to bring this campaign to a
successful issue We desire and must have
the assistance and co-opera ton of all pa
lou can readily understand that it is
necessary for US to raise quite a consid-
cradle fund to provide for speakers, cam
paign documents, railroad fares postage,
etc, and We believe it will be a pleasure
Tor you to contribute to the furtherance
OF this good work.
our assessment has been fixed nv the
executive committee at $3.50
Kindly favor us with a remittance at
your earliest convenience and greatly
-E. s. Warner.
Chairman.
e. M. Johnson,
Secretary.
-Tams Bixby,
FTrpa SIIrar
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u 8 Err
TO-DAY
If You Want to Vote Nov. 6.
Latonia Running Races.

ing-Frelinghuysen won. Aloha II. sec
ond. Aurea third. Time, 1:4S S-5.
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HOPEFORALL

Our new method Of treatment revoutionizing the prac-
tce OF medicine 1t based the discovery of the relation
between disease and cell nutrition. The cell is the home
of bacteria
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
unciean milk -. .......... % 90
ZIG 5000 90
REPORT OF CONVICTIONS. DAIRY
AND FOOD DEPARTMENT., YEARS
ARE CHOOSING THEIR MAN.

oleomargarine confscated. ss5A pound SaiS
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CATARRH.

Our Office equipment includes COM
plete outfit for treating all diseases Of
the upper air passages. The electro
chemic treatment is superb. Do not con-
tfnue to go about with an offensive
breath. hawking and splitting, with drop
Ping In the throat, etc, until You de-
velop consumption. Come and be exam
you
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ST PAM SAINT 10 1onl

OF THE REPUBH-
CAN STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
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NARyCOCExE.

We have an absolute cure 1t is pain
less; does not detain you from business
a single hour; no knife, no cutting of any
kind We cure from six to fifteen cases
every week, and the cost is rea sonable
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The Guaranty Doctors,
230 HeHRepin Ave., Minneapolis, MINI.

HoURS-Daily, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday
mornings. 9 to p. m.