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STOCK HARDWARE, TINWARE, CHINA,
glassware etc., of about $3.50; fixtures ana
lease OF well-iocated store il desired; would
take horse and buggy or vacant lots part pay.
SS42,s Journal.
AS GREEN'S BREAD. RETAINS ITS MOIs-
ture and flavor until sold, it is especially
adapted to the shipping trade. Write Green's
wholesale bread bakery, Minneapolis, for termss
shipped fresh every day TO any town in the
nofInwest.
FOR SALE-VARIETY STORE IN LIVELY
town; doing a good business; snap for some
one with ABOUT $1,000; good reasons for SELL
ing. Address 340l, Journal.
FOR ShLE-$5O0 CASH WILL BUY AN OLD
established newspaper and job printing Office
in a thriving town Of 1000 Address 54Uz,
journal.
LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR
sale, cheap; articles made used every day.
Address $685. Journal.
GOOD 1a-ROOM HOTEL, ALL FURNISHED,
and four town lots In thrifty North Dakota
town, for sale cheap. For particulars write
the Northwestern Land Co.. Dickey, N. D.
WOULD LIKE no GO IN PARTNERSHIP
In saloon, or would buy out In city or out
Of city. Address 1868, journal.
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eeet.scNN:
:, TWO sTEINWAY&soNs UP. PIANOS
;, The above instruments are IN excel i
:, lent condition.; one IN eOonized case, 4
! the other in mahogany, andsbnrh Will i
], be sold at $3.50 less than regular price.
/ These are bargains Tor any one de- <
Z string fine "stelnway" piano.
], bROOkS-EVANS PIANO CO.,
! G20.ss Nlcollet av. 4
/ We have sc seral other pianos that (.
! can be secured AT very low ngures.
:. EASY TERMS lF DESIRED.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES-WANTED
WANTED-GOOD, YOUNG, SOUND, KIND
delivery horse; must be cheap; call Monday.
1922 E oath ST.
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. sale, the above high grade bonds.
. NAN NEist1IA Loan " IRUor CO., =
. So BIB Nlcollet Av. -
ssssssssesss. sesssssssssss
MORTGAGE LOANS-Rates low; any sums;
no delay: sec US sure. GAZE & Co., N. Y. Li1e
WE HAVE "A BLOCK OF EASTERN MONEY
TO loan at > per cent on choice residence
property. Thorpe Bros, Andrus building.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND to loan on city
property at favorable terms. Minnesota Lesu
ana Trust CO.. '5lS Nlcollet av.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; No.
delay. !rhayer y Gale, zl3 \. y. Life BLDG.
u. Cone a Co., 5lI Guaranty Loan DualdInS.
LOANS TO SALARIED EMPLUYES. on
THEIR PERSONAL NOTE, WITHOUT I'M.
DoRSEI,z Y UHLIClTI OR DELAY.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED What OUR
p r., 4 6 Is .TAE CHEAPEST. AND BEST IN.
PR1YATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
s.z MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
Ep1-2 Globe Building,
70 and ~ Attn st s.
Open Wednesday and saturday evenings. )
MONEY TO 5LOAN-EASY TERMS; Low
rates. David r. Jones & Co., Oneida building.
Sa
g A FEW VERY CHOICE PER CENT -
g mortgages for sale. List for your in .
:. Edmund G.. Walton, $50 Hennepin az. s.
g
MONEY TO LOAN; CURRENT RATES.
HECTOR BAXTER & CO., 420 Guaranty bldg.
AZ TOF6 PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
ION or before privilege, to loan on improved
property in Minneapolis and st. Paul. 4: Nd.
| Newport, 309-9ll Phoenix building, TO ith Ct
S., Minneapolis.
! BONDS AND MORTGAGES FOR SALE.
| Write or call for our special circular.
/ MINNESOTA LOAN. AND TRUST CO..
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At the best land investment going? If
so join several local parties in pur-
chasing $4,000 acres of Washington
farm, grazing and timber lands, at
$1.52 per acre. First payment mostly
subscribed. Very large profit in sight.
But must act at once.
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HORSES, cARRIAGEs-FoR SALE

sN~~~~~~o~@|~~~~~~
WinMAYER Z PRENDERGAsT, IA 50 ST
Irea runa a ana stann1 ' new work ex
cnan9ea LOT oio; largest inc IN CITY. ie!e-
phone, 2.o2 IS. main.
HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP-FROM so TO
1906 JUST Received Give from iowa and Mime.
sofa. Bargains to cash buyers. Dan Egan,
Iowa Sale Barn. 223 ID ay N.
FR0Sr a "a g G IN on pT ro IIEIn-
n,,ar t.r Tcr - EL ? a. nress
ssas a 81 az glasses q, haud Part
time aud guarantees given: IL I'd st N.
$. :. !. :.
S11CxSeose Seeo40e0So
Aorse Maria = lc Paa1 MINI Mapb nave
q constantly on hand ali ciasses Of .
. horses. Driving and coach horses a .
9 speciality: II you want horse Of any =
So sss Soc 81 : !. s s.e ....s.eo.s.s
die; dark bay; weighs LOO lbs; sure foal get
ter; can be seen at 410 Newton av. n.
COME SEE THE NEW ARRIVAL or
neavy draiters ana drivers: pest IN the land;
lew lumber horses left. Nolan s sale stable.
70 "a st M.
FOR sALE-sHETLAND PONIES, ANY SIZE.
age color and price you want; matched pairs
and single drivers; All vel well broken to saddle
ana sole lot cnliaren: 3l2s stevens aV.
JUST RECEIVED, AT ELWEIlL'S SALE
stable, lot Of drivers and delivery horses, to
be sold cheap; stables, SIS :4th st s.
PTiRTIC- 1TTTTTON ga I n ON TJEAD OF SEC-
ond-handt logging horses and harnesses Anrll
"a, commencing at 10 o'c,och The same will
be sold without any reserve or limit. Also
number Of choice delivery horses and driy-
Be on hand early. as this sale is positive
Wednesday. April "a. Private sales daily.
BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN,
| Horse Auction and Commission Stables
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WANTED-HARDWARE BUSINESS; HAVE
800 acres of clear farm land. worth S16 an
acre. and modern house in Minneapolis,
valued at $4,000; mean business; want to find
good location; good thrifty business. Aldrlch,
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ANNA M. GRIsWoLD, All MEDICAL BLK
Chiropidy, mapicuring, electrolysis for re-
moving superfiuous hair. nloles, warts, birth
marks; shampooing, face and scalp massage
WANT A FEW MORE TO GO UP NORTH
to take up timber claims. Call at 319 Boston
block, from9 a. M: to p. m.
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FOR ,sALE-MIsCLEANEoUS

Continued.
"A FEW SPECIALS MONDAY: LATEST
oak Singer sewing machine, $40; oak White,
$40; Domestic, ~; snaps. Elmer, 7lO LIST
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Diseases of women. ONCE, 4O1 Nlcollet. Tel
epnone N 659-J2. Office hours, l p. m. to 5
o. M Consultation free 1stSSt 4ss
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DAILY SHIPMENTS OF GOOD BREAD
made to Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dakota
towns write for terms. Ye Olde Tyne Bak-
erie MINNEAPOLIS. 81. a - - 81. III -
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FOR sALE-FINE DRIVING HORSE, 1900.
lbs; sound and gentle; 431 Lumber Exchange
FOR SALE-FINE 4-YEAR~OLD COLT.
city broke safe for lady, and new Concord
buggy: $135 takes them. Call Sunday. 1918
Crystal Lake av.
THREE NICE DRIVERS. AND YEARS
old, weight 1925 each. and three heavy teams
of work horses, from to 8 years olds one
street sprinkler; six set Of heavy harnesses
615 5th av S.
NEW $50 PONY BUGGY. $40: NEWER USED:
spItng wagon, SIS. good for delivery So1S
Aldrich az g.
ONE CANOPY-T0P CUT-UNDER SURREY,
great bargains. Smith. 3045 Portland av
FOR sALE-PAIR HORSES: HAVE YOUR
choice OF six weights from ], 100 to 1,500 each,
not over years old: double harness: also
lead harness, wagon. 2642 Clinton av. t-s
FOR sALE5-YEAR-OI BAY GELDING,
one of the hapdsonest and toDoiest hitchers
for runabout buggy there is in the city. 4434
Baird av S.
FOR sALE-A NICE LARGE BAY MARE,
| safe for lady gentleman to ride or drive;
write or call. 49,! 4th av S.
ONE FAMILY MARE FOR SALE. WEIGHS
about 1000 pounds. very gentle. Call at $3.50
14th aV S.
FOR sALE-LARGE BARGAIN; 80 FARM
horses and mares, drivers, delivery and good
work horses: from 1.00G to 1900 lbs; large
span of mules which I brought from my
farm and neighbors farms; be seen Mon
day at 102 LIST st N.
PRETTIEsT AND TOPPTEsT DRIVER IN
| the city; also runabout and harness if de-
| sired. 1913 E Lake st.
!. FOR sALE-1o HORSES FROM 900 TO LOO
1 lbs; some good single drivers, city broke and
safe for a lady to drive; one black team, we'll
matched; six buggies; cheap. 1903 goth ay n
l;1HREE !. 1O0O-PoUND DRIVERS, ONE 6
years old; pony, extra fine; 3 single harness,
wagon, runabout buggy; all cheap. sos 4th
Law s.
So CASH FOR ONE SET GOOD DOUBLE
harness, exchange for anything l could
use. Call 7th st S.
CANOPY TOP, SURREY, IN GOOD CoNDI-
ton, cheap. 1913 Stevens av.
S125 TAKES GOOD WORK TEAM, WEIGHT
$500. Call quick If you want a bargain. 2o2l
4th st n.
HAVE PASTURE FOR 80 HEAD HORSES
or other stock for summer; reasonable rates.
! Blaisdell farm, Eden Prairie. Address Rec
litor, 1913 Emerson av S.
BEST MORGAN HORSE IN CITY, 6 YEARS,
$50 lbs; woman can drive and ride him; pair
ponies, broke to drive and ride; buggy, wide
tire wagon. truck for wood cart, gasolene
stove. organ; cheap; going away. BIB 9TH
Law N.
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THREE NICE DRIVERS. Z AND S YEARS
old, weight 1925 each. and three heavy teams
of work horses from 6 to 9 years oldi one
street sprinkler; six set Of heavy harnesses
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EGGS FOR HATCHlNGSFR0M HIGH-sCOR-
ing White Plymouth and barred Plymouth
Rocks, $3.50 for 10; rose comb White and
single comb Brown Leghorns and Imperial
Pekin. ducks, 81 per "a. Hazel Hill Poultry
Farm, two blocks northwest; Manhattan sta
ton st. Louis Park electric line.
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NEW $50 PONY BUGGY. $40: NEVER USED:
spring wagon, SIS. good for delivery. 3o1S
IAldrich az g. - Z.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

ARE You GOING TO EUROPE?
Write for lowest rates to or from any point
III Europe to G. F. Wenham, general agent
Beaver Line, 1902 Nicollet ay. Minneapolis. nj
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sUPERFULoUs HAIR. REMOVED PERMA-
nelltly removed without pain or scar; special
rates for short time; hours 2 to 4 p. M.
i DR. Myra Baer,s Sc 18Th st S. ~
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LADIES CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
royal Pills are the best; safe, reliable; take
lief for Ladies' in letters by return mail; al
druggists. Chichester. Chem. Co., Phila., Pa
CORNS extracted, Csc; inverted nails anC
bunions treated: Dr.. Collier, 405 Nicollet &C
MRS. LILLIAN CLYDE DERMATOLOGIST
wrinkles, blackheads, moles, warts, superau
ous hair all facial blemi saoss permanently re-
phone, 2S95-L3.
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FINANCIAL.
PRIVATE MONEY on hand to loan on real
estate;s lowest rates. Devsr. 537 Andrus bldg:

NKVxA412 9H1VSN1J +5Vkt 13sEk1V W xV&ti
estate. lowest rates. Deysr. 537 Andrus bluS.s
. sssosSo - y O...s y . . y = = = 800
= INVESTMENT BONDS. .
= $4,000 Minneapolis Gas Light Is. .
. 1U,OvQ Mpls. Chamber Of Commerce 4Hs .
= 1o,0UO Mpis General Eiectrlcs 6s.
y 1000 Mpls. Street ny, os. ..
y 2,OuU st. PauIGas Extension 6s
= lU,UuO IWin CITY Telephone 5s.
. $1,000 City of Minneapolis S1ss. .
y 50.UUa Oily OF Minneapolis As. .
= We own and O1er, subject to prior =
sale, the above high-grade bonds. .
. .MiN NEsOIA Loan * IRUor Co, -
3l3 Nicollet Ay. .,
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g 8
g MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO- g
q ple-We are prepared to loan reason q
Is able amounts to salaried people hold d
& Ing steady positions with responsible II
e concerns, on easy weekly or monthly q
g strictly confidkltial. Lowest rates and q
q fair treatment guaranteed. Room 306, &
g Bank of Commerce building. 8
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FOR SALE AT IA sACRIFICE--A GOOD
drug stock in new South Dakota town, every
thing up to date, at less than invoice. Adj
dress Opium, Platte. s. p 80 ~
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Write or call for our special circular.
MINNESOTA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
- 49,. tQ12 Micn1lat av 49,
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STORE FIXTURES OFF EVERY DEsCR1P-
tom 500 showcases. 200 counters, shelyings,
wallcases, 100 refrigerators, all sizes and
fixtures, safes, butcher supplies, three com
plete saloon sets, SIS upwards; restaurant and
hotel outfits, soda fountains, barber chairs
wagons, carriages. ine&Fiano, $50; organs, s35 !:
steads and springs 5Gc;. touches, $780, cham
bers sets, carpets, etc. 1927 Washington av S.
MEAGHER & CO., sos 9Th ay N, the best place
to get dry edgings. Both phones;s
MOTOR CYCLES AND 1TENGINEs READY
to put on your wheel; also complete sets Of
D oil " 4,
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| PAYING LUMBER, HARDWARE AND
fuel business; must be sold at once; no bro
kers. JOY Armstrong Co., Glasston, n. d.
A FIVE-ACRE CUBAN PLANTATION FOR
81 WEEKLY PAYMENTS; illustrated book
let and map free.S H. H. S.@Rowell, agent
| AT Hennepn aY & y
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in fourishing town in Minnesota; bad
health reason for selling For particulars ad-
dress Box SO, MAYNARD, MINI.
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FOR SALE-LARGE BARGAIN; 30 FARM
horses and mares, drivers, delivery and good
work horses: from 1.O0G to 1000 lbs; large
span of mules; which I brought from my
farm and neighbors farms; can be seen Mon
of CT sf ~
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MARRIAGE PAPER, CONTAINING PER-
sonal description of hundreds who want to
marry; eight large pages; sample free; three
months Zoe. Magnet Publishing Co., Box D
s2O7 Kansas CITY Mo-; -s=s:
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FOR SALE-FINE DRIVING HORSE, 1900
lbs; sound and gentle; 431 Lumber Exchange
or, 202O Girard av S.
FOR SALE-FINE 4-YEAR-OLD COLT.
city broke safe for lady, and new Concord
buggy: $135 takes them. Call Sunday 1878
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IF YOU HAVE LOST YOUR COURAGE OR
lack vim, vigor. or vitality, let me send you; a
recipe, free, that will restore your old time
vigor, strength and ambition; 1t caused me
to rise from hard-working shoemaker to a
profession in life; sent in plain sealed en-
velop, free. Professor George w. Howard, IS
Lincoln building, Detroit, Mich.
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WEALTHY AMERICAN GENTLEMAN DE-
sires sincere, ,home-]ovins wife. Mr. Kiefer.
box as Milwaukee, Wis
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FOR sALE-sTORE. LOT. STOCK, CON-
fectionery, cigars, fruit, groceries, brick bake
oven; require $500 or $500; with or withaut
baking. Address r. E. Dagnes, Boomers Fer
ry Idaho.
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CANCER CURED.
l have "a safe and sure cure for cancer.
No cutting; no danger. Come and see me or
write. z. z. Colburn, I'll 9TH av Sc, Mime
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LEASE AND COMPLETELY FURNISHED
li-roOm private board .ng house; all new FUR.
niLuie aud We'll hiied. Swensen & Lang um
OH BANK of Commerce a. sEts ls.
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So CASH FOR ONE SET GOOD DOUBLE
harness. or exchange for anything l could
,,sa Call 7fh ST S -
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YOUNG WIDOW OF INDEPENDENT
means and owning her own home, would cor
respond with refined gentleman; object, mat
rimOny. Cora 4. R., box S4S. St. Louis, No.
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A1hhllliohio, t"iiii'
% PER CENT AVERAGE MONTHLY
profit; shares $40; money can be withdrawn
at any time If not satisfactory: send for
circular. sollitt & Co, 123 Cedar st, New
York. (Mention paper.)
THE ONLY SAFE PLAN FOR MONEY
savers and wage earners; the Plan by WHICH
bankers enrich themselves For particulars
address Trase Co., 2 Unity bldg. Chicago,
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR. SMALL
capital, with assured large returns, liza first
class Minneapolis manufacturing business;
81, coo to $1,000 necessary; Investigation
solicited. Address 3144, Journal.
FOR -sALE-A DRUG STORE, DOING BIG
business; this stock will stand close inyesti<
CATION and is a fine opening. 9. w. Phillips.
Renvilie, MINI.
$3.50 WILL GIVE YOU CONTROL IN THIS
states of the Manufacture of an article OF
woodenware used in every house can be sold
in large quantities through stores or agents;
big money in this; investigate. 1912. Journal
GROCERY STOCK, ABOUT $1,000. NO.
place for Scandinavian; good Location; rent
$40 per month: $500 cash. balance land or lots.
Call 1927 Grand av, between 4 and o'clock
evenings.
/ CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS OR REAL
estate, no matter where it is. Send descrip-
ton and price, G.. w, Phillips, Renyills. MINI.
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cultivators etc.. lowest possible prices; in
cubators, wire netting, insect powder, "hy
bouncer' and poultry supplies of every kind.
Interesting catalogue mailed free. R. A. Pike
& Co., 40 Bedford >av, Minneapolis:
EGGS FROM THE AMERICAN. EGG MA
chine; Fose Comb White 5Leghorns, 75c per
setting; also pen of these birds for sale. 1858
Pleasant ay. 49,
FOR sALE-FURNITURE OF A 12-ROOM
residence at private le:ss3leaving city; bar
gains. Call at 124 We 15thSst., .;5.a,
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GENERAL, MERCHANDISE, NEW NORTH
Dakota town, on 500 line; controls trade %
miles around; 81, 600; doing S13,0 900 cash year
ly; best Of reasons for selling. Odlum-kurtz-
man Co., Phoenix building. tsEE
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FOR SALE-5-YEAR-OLD BAY GELDING,
one pf the haDdsonest and toDDiest hitchers
for runabout buggy there is in the city. 4434
II a ird g }.
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!; THAT BALD SPOT n
Will be covered with hair if o. K. Chance
gets chance at it. All scalp troubles quick
ly and permanently relieved and cured. Send
o. X. Chance, $50 Syndicate Arcade. ),
LADIES IN DOUBT, PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. BLY,, u .4th SITS. New book, zoe.
- FEMALE DISEASES CURED. ,nay
Irregular menstruation quickly cured; forty
years experience. Office open until 10, at
night. DR.. Wheeler, Globe building, Mime
apolis. Telephones, n. W., S2o3-Lz; T. C.,
Is -
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FOR SALE-A NICE LARGE BAY MARE,
safe for lady or gentleman to ride or drive;
write or call. 49,! 4th av S.
ONE FAMILY MARE FOR SALE, WEIGHS
about 1000 pounds. very gentle Call at $3.50
l1Afh
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| IIOTEL-WANTED: UP-TO-DATE Compel
ent hotel man mo other), with $4,000 to man
age large country hotel doing $4,000 year. lis
KaSOtat building. ~
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HOTEL WANTED-I WISH TO PURCHASE
furniture and lease Of tirst-class hotel. Box
S23 laS M0inas
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-22
WINDSTORN IN NEBRASKA.
4 Grain Elevator and Corn Cribs Over
turned 1t Davenport-Damsge Done Ut
Fairfield and Red Cloud.

Davenport, Neb., May ia wind
storm which struck this town early
yesterday overturned the Evansville
Grain company's elevator and sew
eral corn cribs. A large crib blew
across the tracks OF the St. Joseph
& Grand Island railroad, which were
blocked for the remainder Of the
night.
The worst windstorm of the sea-
son visited Fairfield at four o'clock
yesterday, wrecking the St. Joseph
& Grand Island roundhouse and
blowing to pieces the residence Of
a Mr.. Benedict. Several houses were
unroofed, chimneys blown down and
a number of small buildings wrecked.
With the wind came cloud of dust
that badly frightened the people, but
nobody was injured.
At Red Cloud yesterday morning
about three o'clock a very heavy
wind, bordering on cyclone, passed
over that city and county, doing con
siderable damage to houses, out
buildings and trees. A porch was
carried 100 feet, landing on another
house, slightly injuring two persons
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-22
MONT PELEE STILL ERUPTING.
The Volcano still Shooting Out Smoke and
Ashes -Cofins Tor the Family Of the
United States Consul.

Fort de France, Island of Martin
lque, May 20.-A party from here has
gone to st. Pierre on the British
steamer lndefatigable, carrying with
them collins, for the purpose OF re-
covering the bodies of the family Of
Thomas I. Prentis, the late United
States consul at that place, who was
killed in the disaster. The interment
Of the remains will take place here
and will be conducted with military
honors. The Indefatigable brought
100 tons Of supplies.
There was another eruption from
Mont Pelee Sunday. Ashes fell here.
The volcano is still violently smok-
ing and there are no signs Of its
ceasing.
The United States cruiser Cincin-
natl and the United States govern
ment tug Potomac will be stationed
here indefinitely. The Potomac will
shortly go to the island Of Guade.
loupe to bring to this place the furni-
ture, books, etc, OF the Office Of the
United States consul there, Louis H.
Ayme.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-22
CHARGED WITH GAMBLING.
4 Fishing Party Composed Of About Thirty
Men Indicted by the Grand Jury OF
Charlton County, Mo-

Keytesville, Mo-, May 16.-Harry
B. HAYES, president Of the St. Louis
board of police commissioners, has
been indicted by the grand jury OF
Charlton county, Mo-, on q charge
Of gambling. Congressman W. W.
Rucker, Of this district, is also in
dicted on a similar charge. William
Flynn, Of St. Louis, is another OF
about 30 men who were indicted.
The gambling is alleged to have oc-
cured last summer during . fishing
trip to the Grand river, in Charlton
county. Some Of the farmers Of the
neighborhood, 1t seems, visited the
camp and observed that the outsiders
were playing q game in which cards
were used and concluded that 1t was
their duty to complain to the officials
that the fishermen had been gam
bling. This week the grand jury met
and the information was laid before
that body.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-22
KANSAS SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Convention 1T Sallna Elects Onlcers
and the Meeting Enda-The Re.
ports Made.

Salina, Kan, May 16.-The state
Sunday school convention closed here
last night after three days meeting,
attended by over 600 delegates. The
election Of officers was held yester-
day afternoon. They are Don Kin
ney, of Newton, president; Rev. j. E.
Kirkpatrick, of Kirwin, first vice
president; Edwin Stanley, of Wichita,
second vice president; Rev. Harold
B. Wright, of Crawford county, third
Vice president; +. A. Smith, of Belle
vile, recording secretary, and r. M.
White of Abilene, treasurer.
Kansas now has 4,2s9 Sunday
schools, with 26s,50S scholars and
30,206 teachers and officers. During
the past year there have been many
hccessions to the churches. Forty
counties last year reported 2,240 con-
versions, while this year 100 counties
report $3.50 conversions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-05-22
Fast Automobile Trip.

New York, May 2O.-A party OF
four New Workers. made an automo-
vile trip between New York and Phil
adelphia, 1903 miles, in four hours and
eight minutes, breaking all previous
records, including that made by
President Schwab, Of the United
States Steel corporation, five hours.
The four in the party were DR.. S. T.
Barnes, F. F. Georges, c. Andrade
and W. T. Hainey. They used large
24-horsepower gasoline machine and
started from the Waldorf-Astoria.
The trip ended at the Bellevue no.
tel, Philadelphia. The average speed
was % miles an hour, but at times
on good bits of the ride 40 miles an
hour was made.