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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07
TO THE NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch, u. V. s., at Togus,
KEkkt1EC CENTRAL R. X.

Connects at Gardiner with the i Ma,no
Central Railroad. and Augusta; iah ~
wei and Gardiner Electric Eaiifoau ~
Augusta and kenne5ec Steampoais io'
Boston. A
Summer Arrangement. III effect Mohuas'
June q. 1881.
Leave Randolph: Ar. National Homa d
80. 90o. 1850 A. NJ. 1.42, go Ip q NJ
loo. 240. ass =. NJ. IN, go, 5.lo 4 III, w.
i'll. National Home. Ar a kan "a N
7.55. g35. ll2l A. NJ. S.l3, gi7 LIZ . . N
Az. a.aO. SO f. Nj. 1.5n. $50, S-+' :
SUNDAY TRAINS VIII run as loIo iva
Leave Randolph 2.00 and $D + NJ L 1anJ
National Home 20 ana a.N /. VI. Do, D, 4
concert every day except Monua4' prof
i. MI. ~ the National Home Bana. f dor.
d ". Theme. leader. Visitors are ,e e
oiaiJv welcome at the home, ana DDS
spccial attention from the oticldl s1,,Sh
On duty. who will escort them IN N VS.
TIL buildings ana about the srouflIs,, "a
iting The deer park. containing anu ma
deer. bears. &c. TIE restaurant a. ,,sre
Home station is open every DAY, VII
lunch. ice cream. etc, can be pros .r,o.
for any number of visitors as acCull irass
1T 1.; .a,ts ara amnle American Express
Counnany does business on TINS llls.
+. A. I4AWTON, Superintendent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

It's the little colds that grow into hig
colds: the big colds that end in consump-
ton and death. Watch the little COLDS.
DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
D.wf-Wky.tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

a SAD Observation-Disclosures buys
his ink by the jugful. That's what his
wife thought until she went 10 fill
the Inkstand.
What aid she find?
She found it wasn't ink by a joyful
-Omaha ld-Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07
\ 2y3IQNyI8 GOSSIP.
Together.

1t takes two for 4 kiss.
Only one Tor sigh:
Twain by twain W. marry.
one by one We die
JOY is . partnership.
Grief WetIiS alone.
Many guests had cana.
GethStnlaue had One.
Frederick Laurence knowl s.
Now Portland win try to outsiug
Bangor.
Last. but not least. comes the Tops
ham fair.
The goat is limbering up on the COL
lese campus.
The apple buyers are touring the
highways and byways.
Already Director Chapman is telling
What grand festival ~ will have in
1902
The Rockland opinion figures out a
grand consolidation Of the electric
road interests of Maine
If the 16-year-old Brunswick boy who
goes to Thomaston for life patronizes
clipping bureau. the time will never
hang heavily on his hands.
The woman SuffragiSts are going
before the Maine Legislature again at
| its next session to ask for the ballot.
| We forget to which house falls the
1 al. .,
| take turns at the business. one saying
aye and the other nay just to Keep
the petitioners from going away in
utterly bad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mail.
That was the former custom. but for
the past two or three sessions the
| judiciary committee has tenderly
rocked the woman suffrage bill to
sleep in the quiet seclusion of its eX-
| ecutive session.
Now that Editor NORWOOD of Bid
| deford has joined forces with Editor
Dunning of Portland the plunkus and
the side hill gouger are getting 50
much advertising that the ma jority OF
people in southwestern Maine refuse &c
stir out of doors after dark The
agitation may force Sheriff Pearson to
Organize hunting party.
Speaking of Sheriff Pearson. the
New England Homestead gives him
credit for shooting the fleeing gambler
at the Corham fair The credit fol
that excellent piece of workmanship
however. belongs to Deputy Bisbee OF
Brunswick.
1t will be to the everlasting disgra CO
of the Saco authorities if prompt and
severe punishment is not meted out t
the parties who covered a poor little
dog with kerosene and then applied 3
match to him. The suffering ANNA
ran through the streets and bit scvera
who attempted to put out the blaze
1t is hard to understand how human
| beings can SO torture a dumb animal
In connection with this weeks Maine
tour Of James O'Neil in Monte Cristo i
is noted that a prominent member o.
his company, Warren Conan in tn,
role of Villeforte. is a native Of Bidde
| lCiu ne HIS Dt-tIl vi tiit SttSe since
1892 and has been with some Of tn,
best companies.
Maine Farmer: "A good name l.
rather to be chosen than great rich
er." is one OF The golden texts til
worth of which cannot be magnifiec
and the Importance of which must no
be forgotten. In one of the courts o
this State the sum of $3.50 has jus
S been fixed by . jury of twelve inteli
n gent men as the value CT good nam,
to lady who had been most foul,
slandered. Virtue may have its own
reward, but if this is the standard o
value. that reward is to be found out
idc the courts of justice. The cas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07
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Nm "NsF'A =
lTl.&,a iii. n
-. 80 re- .'.-"' ~. 49,.
Trains ioave Augrsta ~ .og.x,
u. 1hR IclH TRAINS
GDlEG YVES -G.A VI. Nj
ION. FsrminRtA. Eara.,cy vi:
dio.r'ia"dd. Hoslon Gaelec afj g1, L,sa3
"a q u. "1d ~ 90 ~ 4. ,.- 20
inaI1 Hne FONTS - IN. "Hpf.A. VIVA. f
"l'k, -tHlrt'D. aTtnfrat,Y. rt,t
hansriey; kt,,kan f.rlinI WIZ "" H,.
points, apd !.apca Il pr, ~, ,A91ntsin
/, aod i'.s'o AID ss2 p ia1 " I r.,
n. uigbt Pullman. eyary niabt VII ,l2' !.
tston. Bath. Enckland Portland s,.d 81,
ton; ~? = ": Port!al.G md B1E,anD '7-
GolNG EAST-sl.2 4 81 fnfIsr
press. for Skowhegan, bangor s. d., *.
head Lake and hroostook count, =.
n a. IT, r.; 5al@eborC, sst. sten,,1n - -.
andrews, ~. Jonns ia Canadian psciaa
go a. NJ, E4ns 81. aud Bar Harbarn.i',c.ss ;
A. NJ, for WNctvi!ie, Belfast and 81 -.
began. re weten ana way stations M.
H MatsPyili i 5,ia1 RI noon al
Vaucebord~ yyst.sJohn and Tial!far. Is.s.yy'
ION sad ,was,ss. atoms, via WateryiIle ~
WinthshB.- y r. NJ. express Tor Buctac
'oit ah4.AfH y Bangor and Bar Hss-
yoT; ..E5sf4-eM.. Tor Watcrviiie. Oskianr
No-th fnaud Bingham. gkowheean- ps1
fast. 1exteIf Dover and Foxcrof. Gresr-
vi!lss.sx inBssr.. Old Town and Maitswsr
keag, .nsssP< H. for Yvareryii5e: Q Is
Bangart ~. 4 - assilie ana
yiisniSfst ynIffnan tra4p going Eas, :,
Y A Ne. RMS egary nfx}1k, HnJsdays in
ciliaSa. l3st tsit<te go ssSgafi on Nondav
ugrn6s4f nor On s;aff;iay mornings ~
B1fSFt, sx{eFeB beyond Bangor fer
reFAng SsrziIarborj. and Wash. q
sD6.y Tor main lire points.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
SOUTH GARDNER 10 AUGUSTA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

30 notte~ ~has~seS VIII tie .AA~n VI
unsigned communications
0he J0wruAI en- he h~sA srSv"n-
sible for the prcsei vauon OF feturn Oh
rejected communications
AAaeecs al roI TIA iratsOas reiasino
t. su5scr,pt.o.- and advertisements TO
EERlEIGH 4 FLINT. Publishers
1S&u;t1 Mains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

ENOUGH Tu HFhE.-hancs- JLG-
aims IS tho tonliest man | ever saw.
Slang Why don't yen say it to has
fac-'
bangs unu't want tp.
slangs- You ~ afraid to. amt your
Bangs-Oh no. but his face has
enough to bear alr,ady.-D"troit Free
Press.
LIBERAL REDUCTlON.-De-
lighted Client 1 understand you have
won damages fpr me
Attorney. WIS slr, ten dollars
Delighted Client. Good. What are
your charges?
Attorney: In view Of the small
damages awarded I viii reduce my fee
To nifty dollars. Exchange.
WESTERN CAUTION. large
q permanent population has Crimson
Gulch1' inquired the tourist.
Wen answered Bronco Bob;
we've got about four hundred and
seven living here. But Win So much
hoss-steahn' an brace faro goin on.
wouldn't alIude " anybody AZ bein'
particular permanent"
COULDN'T SAY IT.-AIissionary
tamong the Esquimauxl: | wish you
would tell these people their faces are
dirty and need washing.
Interpreter treflectiuS a momenD:
lin afraid ! can't DO that. sir.
Missionary Why noto
Interpreter. There isn't any word
for dirty" in their language.-Chicago
Tribune.
A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING
No" said the ImpecuniaUs one.
you can't believe ali that you see III
the newspapers.
Are you prepared to spccify:' the
other man asked.
Il am. | saw q statement in the fin
ancial columns that money was easy
but when l tried u negotiate loan
found that the reverse was true.
You misunderstood the paragraph
1t didn't say that people Were easy
Judge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07
Diminished Vitality.

Some people talk very nippantIy
about diminished vitality.
They don't stop to think that vitality
Is the principal of life-that it is that
little understood something on which
every function of their bodies depends.
Diminished vitality is clearly indi-
Gated by loss of appetite, strength and
endurance. and Hoods SaIsaparilla il
The great vitalizer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

Already Director Chapman is telling
What d grand festival he will have in
1902
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07
Sundays

ID Daily, Sundays included.
Through tickets TO California and all
points South and West may be had OF 70
II. walker, ticket agent, Augusta, the
only office III Augusta selling via an
routes and checking baggage free Of eX-
peuse.
GEO. F. EVANS. F.E. BOOTHBY.
Y Pres. & Gen. Nag'r. G. P &TA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

The apple buyers are touring the
highways and byWays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

So long, Sir Thomas. call again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

The Rockland opinion figures out a
grand consolidation Of the electric
road interests of Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

The goat is limbering up on the col
lege campus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

Speaking of Sheriff Pearson, the
credit for shooting the fleeing gambler
at the COrham fair. The credit for
that excellent piece of workmanship.
however. belongs to Deputy Bisbee of
Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

Now that Editor NORWOOD of Bid
deford has joined forces with Editor
Dunning Of Portland the plunkus and
the side-hll gouger are getting 50
much advertising that the majority of
people in southwestern Maine refuse to
stir out of doors after dark The
agitation may force Sheriff Pearson to
0, ganiZe a hunting party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

If the 16-year-old Brunswick boy who
goes to Thomaston for life patronizes
a clipping bureau. the time will never
hang heavily on his hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

Last, but not least. comes the Tops
ham fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

ENOUGH no HEhE.-bangs- JdG-
ltins Is the tuIlliest man / ever saw.
Slang y Day don't yen say it to Lls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-07

1t takes two for Il kiss.
Only one Tor Il sigh;
Twain by twain W. marry.
one by one We die.
JOY Is = partnership.
Grief WeeuS alone:
Many guests had Cana.
Gethsemaue had one.
Frederick Laurence knuWl s
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
AGENTS WANTED


AN AGENT WANTED IN EVERY CITY. IN
the states Of Minnesota, North and South
dakota, Iowa. Michigan, Wisconsin and Mon
tana 10 sell our "Electrolte" acetylene gas
liable lamp; 1t is simply perfection; big money
La IL Aeetylene Gas Supply Co., 612 North
western building.
AGENTS WANTED-IN EVERY WATER
works town in the United States for the
Modern filter; latest and most novel de-
sign; first ever made to recharge in one min
ute; one gross ''hber cotton" filings "a YEAR 8
supply free with each; light, neat, hand
some; sells soon sediment taken from the
water is seen on cotton; reserved territory:
send for circulars and terms.
MODERN FILTER CO.,
24S Franklin st, DS. Boston Mass.
A GE rs CANVASSERS, STUDENTS
wanted; dollars, and plenty of them, easily
made selling Old Faithful best high grade
lax. gold, iridium point fountain pen ever
manufactured; popular prices; lifetime
chance to- start permanent, pleasant paying
business; liberal terms free. Chas H Rees
Co., 1850 North 29th st, Philadelphia, Pa A.
WE PAY SIS WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
men with rigs to introduce our Poultry Com
pound Send stamp. Javelle Mfg. Co., Dept
96. Parsons, Kan.
Statesmen FOR ALL LINES OF BUSINESS
(splendid side line), to sell our CALENDARS $50
different styles, newest latest patterns: Just
the things customers want; we pay the larg-
est commissions. Many of our men give
their entire time to our line and make from
$75 to S125 every week; guaranteed best side
line ever offered Write promptly, with ref
erences. Commissions paid on acceptance of
orders. American Novelty Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
$175 PER MONTH SELLING OUR BRAND
new patented Marvel shoe polisher per-
feet substitute for rags or anything else in
polishing tan or patent leather shoes. Does
the work in one minute Keeps the hands
clean. No grease or dirt Does not clog
nor get dirty to handle. Exclusive territory.
Sample free. Marvel Manufacturing Co., box
&Sl- Mansfield, Ohio.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION-TUESDAY NEXT, 23D AT 10 A.
N. sharp, the elegant furnishings of a Lowry
Hill residence, including fine bedroom, par
lor. dining-room and library furniture hand
some brass and iron beds, hair mattresses
and box springs, leather library pieces, china,
upright piano, fine rugs and carpets, Do
gas range, books, pictures, clocks, patent sofa
bed. kitchen furniture, etc. All without re-
serve. Goods in condition equal to new.
Hubert .Bown & Co.. auctioneers, A and 46
7th st s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
INDEX TO WANT HEADINGS

To easily find any heading, note the num-
per opposite the heading in the index; the
headings Of each department are numbered
consecutively. as in the index:
1-Agents Wanted.
Announcements.
3-Auction Sales.
Accountants
62-Belgian HareS.
5-Business Personals.
6-Business Opportunities.
7-Business Specials.
S-Bicycles.
9-Business Bargains.
1G-Board and Rooms
11-Board Offered.
12-Board Wanted.
69-Castings.
13-CoWs.
E-CIairvoyants
66-DetectiVe Agency.
64-Detective Bureau.
10-DreSsmaking.
16-Dyeing and Cleaning.
1S-Dentistry.
17-Educational.
19-Financial
74-Furriers
20-For sale. Miscellaneous.
21-For Rent, Unfurnished Houses
22-For Rent, Furnished Houses.
29-For Rent. Furnished Rooms.
24-For Rent. Unfurnished Rooms.
R5-For Rent, Unfurnished Flats.
f6-For Rent Furnished Flats
f7-For Rent Ofices.
RS-For Rent Stores.
29-For Rent, Acres.
S0-For Rent, Miscellaneous.
T4-Furriers.
e1-Help Wanted, Male.
S2-Help Wanted, Female.
S3-Horses, Carriages-For Sale.
S4-Horses, Carriages-Wanted
S5-Intsruction.
70-Lake Farm Lands
S6-Loans and Chattels-
37-Lost and Found.
63-Mines and Mining.
65-Moving and Storing.
67-Machinery and Engines
SS-Musical.
S9-Medical.
41-Minnetonka Property.
42-Notice3.
43-Notices to Contractors.
72-Nursery Stock.
76-Ocean Steamers.
71-Osteopathy.
6s-Pensions
4+Personal
46-Purchaslng Agents.
1e-Patent Attorneys
f-Parquek Flooring.
40-Rug Mfg, Carpet Cleaning.
4I-Real Estate for Sale, Improved.
4S-Real Estate Tor Sale, Unimproved.
42-Real Estate for Sale, Farm Lands.
5o-Real Estate, Exchange.
51-Situations Wanted, Male.
S2-Sitlaations Wanted, Female.
53-Stocage and Moving.
54-StOve Repairs.
66-Sewing Machines.
66-Saorm Sash. Carpenter Work.
7S-Iheatrieal Costumes.
b7-TO Exchange, Miscellaneous
6s-Wanted, Miscellaneous.
59-Wood and Goal.
61-Wanted, Real Estate.
e0-Wanted, to Rent
Hhs ads cost only one cent a word upder
any heading.
AL Authorizations and numbers counted as
one word and mo- ad taken for less than Ia
cents each insertion. Payable strictly cash in
advance.
Journa! Want Page closes at 1 D. M Ads
received between and p. M, inserted same
Gay, II desired, under ''Too Late to Classify. -
All ads are printed in The Journals three
editions, the and 8 O'Clock and the next
day at noon.
Advertisers can have answers 10 their ads
addressed to a numbered letter in care Of The
Journal. Answers SO addressed will be de.
uVereo on Presentation OF the check.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
MODERN HOUSES.

HOUSE, 210S FREMONT n; WATER FUR
mace; $50.
House, 1913 10th av S; new paper. paint; s15
House, III 18th st; ten rooms; $780,
House, 1918 18th av Sc; modern; $40
House, 1oe6 18th az Sc; water, barn: S13.
House, 7O9 E 17th st, fully modern, SS5
House, 2S1S Grand az, with small barn S14
Flats, steam heat, elegant in appointment:
The st. Anthony, 4th st and Sth ay ST. $40
Flat, 3 rooms, 1924 11th ay n; modern; $i3.
Rooms 4, 1901 Cedar av, upstairs, IS.
Rooms, 4, 2S42 18th av S, first floor, ST.
r. d. Cone Co., 517 Guaranty Bldg.
BENZ BROS, transfer and storage: finest
vans and warerooms; goods moved by expe-
rienced men. 112 5th st N. Both Teis.. 952
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

Q BICYCLES
JOHNSON'S GUARANTEED TIRE, s2.50;
Goodrich, unguaranteeed, $1.50; all kinds Of
carriage tires; bicycles, So to $35, bought,
sold, exchanged and repaired. johnson Co.,
$40 Nicollet.
FOR SALE-A CENTS HIGH GRADE La
clede bicycle, cheap for cash; can be seen at
Sc Arthur av Sc, Sunday.
FOR SALE, CRESCENT BICYCLE, RIDDEN
less than 90 miles; good as new; snap. 2O9
E 27tn st.
FOR SALE-LADY'S BICYCLE, NAME
Daisy; best kind ever made; little used;
splendid condition; cost 800, price $17 cash.
3141 Sd av S.
WANTED-ONE LADY'S, ONE CENTS AND
one boys bicycle, in exchange for osteopathic
treatment T $50, Journal.
WANTED-RIDER AGENTS TO RIDE AND
exhibit sample 1901 model bicycles and dis
tribute LOCO catalogues in payment for it.
Write for catalogue and particulars. T. w.
Mead Cycle Co., Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

Patrons of the want page should cut
this out for reference as it will
not appear every day.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS

IF YOU WANT A GOOD REFRIGERATOR,
buy Herrick at 7th and Hennepin. If not
particular, go elsewhere.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
BOARD AND ROOMS

IN BOARD AND ROOMS
AN->~~~~~@-~--~~~o-~>-~
FOR RENT-FRONT ALCOVE ROOM, WITH
board. Also pleasant side room and back
room. Sc 18th st s.
BOARD AND ROOMS-RATES 81 A WEEK;
meal tickets, $3.50; also bath privileges.
Moore House, 2014 18th av S. Telephone $50
J2 South.
PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD. Sc 18th
ST s.
FOR REMITTANCE, NICE FRONT ROOM,
modern house, to two young men or man and
wife; with board if desired; walking distance;
near the park. Cali 2eS w Grant st.
CLUBHOUSE, LINDEN HILLS, LAKE HAIR
riet, now open for guests. Wide porches,
spacious grounds, excellent board. Telephone
459-L-2 South.
ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN PRIVATE FAM
lily, for one or two persons. 1915 Laurel aE.
NICE. SUNNY ROOM AND BOARD FOR
man. Also front room and alcoye for two
young men friends. Use of bath, ETC.; walk
ing distance to business; half block from car
line Come and bring sunshine with you.
15 w 14th st.
FRONT FURNISHED ROOM, FOR TWO,
with board; modern house; men preferred.
631 7th aY S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
WANT ADS ON PAGES 8, 9, 10|
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Mary, Jennie, Celia and Patrick Haley
to g. /. Iverson ~ lot TO- block IL,
tales first addition. Observation-Disclosures. 81 200
Helen F. Hanson and husband to Abra-
ham s. Hurvitz; part lots II and Is,
block /, Manages fifth addition and
eiz of lot l, block /, Menage's fourth
addition ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 1900
Thomas Thompson and wife to Sadie
Anderson; part lot IL, block 20, Muir
phys addition Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Charles E. Fox and wife to Margaret
Dean; part lot 8. block M, Tuttle's
aualuon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,290
Peter Neumann and wife to Nicholas
Aubert; in sections IL and i, town
ship 19, north of range 22.............. $500
Central bank of Rochester to Florence
n. Cotton; lot 2 block S2, Calhoun
GAVIN G. Goodwin and wife to James 90
Harris; lot s, block 6S, st. Louis
Park Observation-Disclosures. 5O0
Frank c. Nickels and wife to Charles
Feinberg; VIE lots 10, II, u, 16 II
and 1s, block l. Menage's fifth addi-
ton, and VIA lot l, block l, Menage's
fourth addition Observation-Disclosures. 500
Edward b. Fits and wife to Stella NJ.
Van Booskirk; lot g. block 8, Van
Nests addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 440
part lots and 8, block 3, Marshall's
addition. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Vermont Savings bank to Victor Rosen;
lot 16, block 2, Wright & Fish's addi-
Michael Linn and wife to j. F. Soika;
pert lots and 10, block ii, Bot
tineau's second addition. ................ zoo
Alice Il. Rogers to Fred Peterson; in
sections and 10, township 1l6,
Emma Crosby to Andrew w. Ressler;
lots l. =, 3, and Is, Evergreen ad-
Three minor deeds. eds.............. 27
Total seventeen deeds. .$22, ,642
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20

PEANUT COIN OPERATING MACHINES.
BIG RETURNS FROM SMALL INVEST
MENTs. MACHINES SOLD OUTRIGHT.
ADDRESS B, 1915 E FIFTY-NINTH ST,
CHICAGO, I'LL.
BEST CHANCE IN THIS CITY FOR A
young dry goods and furnishing man to asso-
ciate himself with a new store. Stock car
ried, $4,000. Net profits, $500 a year.
$50, Journal.
FOR SALEM AN IOWA TOWN OF 1900
people, a $1,000 to $1,000 per year dental
practice Will sell with or without outfit,
cheap. Established six years and growing.
Must change for health. Address NJ GAL,
Journal.
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING-HOUSE FOR
sale. Everything almost new, modern, cen
trally located; ten minutes walk from post
office; have "a boarders at present. Will sell
cheap as l must leave city. $50, journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-20
CLAIRvOYANTS

ID CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. MANEWELL, medium; readings daily i;
Thursday eve circles. 25c. 6201k Me, room II.
MRS. MARY JACOBS, THE WELL-KNOWN
medium. for 20 years located in Minneapolis
can now be consulted daily on all affairs OF
life. at her new residence. $40 Sd av s.
NINE. CLAYMONT. WONDERFUL CLAIR
yoyant and magnetic healer. 1923 Hennepin.
NJ. NJ. MANSFIELD, CARD READER, BUSI-