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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13


Visit our evening shade department. Here
you will find the finest shades and colors
for evening wear.
We have a line OF the finest French
broadcloth in all the evening shades, light
blue, pink, lavender. cream, pearl white
and every shade that is made at $500 and
$500.
In this stock you will nnd cream mohairs
from SOC to $500 a yard.
You will find voiles In cream and all coll
ors and all the evening shades from SOC to
$3.50 a yard.
The finest line OF cream yachting serges
at from s5c to $3.50 a yard.
We carry albstross, voiles. yelling and
the new wool b~urattes and. in fact every
thing to make up a first class cream and
evening shade stock,
Examine our high grade single pattern
novelty dress goods. We have them in all
the shades in silk warp, voiles, striped
voiles, black open work novelties, Spanish
jets, lace striped. ETC., ranging from $1,000
to $4,000 a pattern.
over 5000 patterns OF French challis and
printed henrlettas for waists, dressing
sacques, kimonac, wrappers, ETC., in plain
colors, Persian effects, plain silk stripes.
printed silk stripes, white halr-line silk
stripes, bordered silk stripes, and, in fact.
everything that goes to make up a first
class challis stock, goods ranging In our
high grade dress goods department from
soc to SLIPS a yard.
Visit our wasting department. Every
thing in the all wool and in silk and wool,
plain and fancy waistings. Lansdown in
102 shades. The most perfect goods that
were ever made in this country, at S1.25 a
yard.
Mail orders filled in this department
Samples sent out free on application.
satisfaction guaranteed in every instance
or the money cheerfully refunded.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
China Dept

Decorated tea sets, Sc pieces, best English
semi-porcelain bordered, festoon-edge
plates. ONLY THE BIG STORE CAN
SELL GOODS AT SUCH A PRICE, $2.7s.
Cups and saucers. all you wapt, each 10.
Decorated Cups and S~aucers, each 2ho.
Plates, plain white, 1c. &c and &c.
Decorated plates, each &c.
ine-blown, Flint Tumblers, 8 for Sc.
Fine decorated Bohemian Glass Vases, &c.
Decorated Cuspidors, 1oc.
S-inch Art Pottery Jardinieres, 3sc.
Flemish Jugs (growlers), soc.
6-plece Crystal Cream Sets, 1Sc.
All sizes of Lamp Chimneys, 2hc.
Odds and ends In glasses, worth from
sc to 25c each, your choice Of any OF them
at 1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Table Linen

5S-in. bleached table linen, regular S5c,
for 19c I'd.
58-in. unbleached table linen, regular
37hc, for 22hc yd.
62-in. bleashed table linen, regular soc,
for 37hc yd.
62-in. unbleached table linen, regular 45c,
for 32kc yd.
Gain. blesched table linen, regular soc,
for ACC I'd.
6S-in. half bleached table linen, regular
6219c, for ACC yd.
6s-in bleached table linen, regular Csc, for
55c I'd.
6s-in. bleashed table linen, regular Csc for
S5c, for 72hc yd.
72-in. bleached table linen, regular S5c,
for 72Mc yd.
72-in. bleached table linen, regular 1928,
for CSC I'd.
72-in. halls bleached table linen, regular
s1.15, for 97hc yd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Great Sale on New
Spring Furnishings

Ladies' and children's Isle stockings In
drop stitch or plain black or c%olors. reg
ular s6c quality. at Ice.
Ladies' SOC nne Isle thread stockings in
plain and fancy colors, 25c.
ladies' and children's ESQ stockings on
sale at 12ho.
Boys shirt waists in all sizes from 4 TO
10. Mothers Friend brand. worth 75c and
500. on sale at ESQ and 49c.
The w. B. erect form corset IN all the
new spring styles at 800 and up. also a
full line Of Kabo, w. @. @. n DR.. Warmers
straight front corsets at 800 and up.
Ladies' straight-front full bias gored cor
sets in all colors at 49c.
ladies' and misses Batiste gIrdles in all
colors at acc.
Ladies' hne Jersey ribbed vest. long
sleeves and fine Jersey ribbed umbrella
drawers. worth SOC at csc.
Ladies' fine Jersey ribbed combination
suit. long sleeve, mike length at SOC.
Ladies Isle thread vest. low neck and
sleeveless. worth Csc at 12hc.
Ladies' fine Jersey ribbed combination
suits, low neck, umbrella style, lace
trimmed, worth SOC at Csc.
Ladies fine Isle thread combination suit,
low neck. wide umbrella runies at Soc.
Ladies' nne cambria corset covers and
drawers trimmed with hne embroidery and
lace edges aAd insertion, worth from SOC
to 75c, at 39c.
"Reynier" ladies' kid gloves, in all the
latest shades. three clasps, regular $500
glove, at Sl.60.
Regular $3.50 ladies' Kid gloves in all
the latest shades. two clasps. at tl.OO
"Kayset' patent tip silk glove in all
the latest spring shades at SOC. T5c, tl.0O.
Ladies' Isle thread gloves In all the
latest spring shades, at 25e and SOC.
Misses silk gloves with "Kayset' patent
tip in the latest spring shades at SOC.
Misses Isle thread gloves In all the
latest spring shades, two clasps, at 96a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

The greatest values ever put on sale.
Fine white blanks, eye roll.
Fine gilt papers. 3%c roll.
Fine embossed gilt papers, TIC, and all
other grades in proportion.
The best grade Of ready mixed paint on
the market at. per gallon. CSC.
Room molding at lie foot
Varnishes. stains. enamels and brushes
at greatly reduced prices. These bargains
should be seen.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Drapsriss

Endless varieties OF everything in the
curtain and drapery line.
Nottingham curtains in all qualities and
beautiful designs. from ACC to IS per pair.
Irish point, Arabian Brussels. B~attenburE
and French novelties. S2.9S to $500.
Cross stripe and silk and ~grenadine cur
tains and piece goods, just right for sum
mer drapeTy.
Tapestry and rope portiers to suit all
tastes at the greatest range of prices.
See our upholstering line. We show q
full line OF tapestries, pushes, velours and
rugs: also guimp cords. fringes. etc.
Imitation leather for upholstering, so
inches wide, $3.50 yd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Flannel Dept

20 pieces, % inches wide, white linen
and wool Flannel. per yard Csc. regular
price Acc.
/ case. SO inches wide. extra heavy
Shaker Flannel. per yard 6ise. regular price
I0c.
so different patterns OF Embroidered
Flannel, per yard 59c. worth up to S5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Grand Ribbon Sale

To give the trade a fair chance on the
line Of 25e Fancy Ribbons we had on sps-
cial sale Saturday we will continue the
sale Just one day longer. Monday. April
IA. you can buy this elegant line Of Fancy
Ribbons at last Saturdays price. only 7he
per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention
Special Millinery Sale

Special sale IN children's and misses
hats. Splendid variety to select from. Two
charming lines on sale al s1.9S and $2.9s-
worth $3.50 to $500.
Ladies' trimmed hats. exquisite creations,
including all the newest and daintiest ideas,
on sale at $3.50. S1.ss. $3.50. s2.ss and up.
See our imported pattern hats at $1,000,
$500 and $500. Direct copies of pattern
hats on sale at $500 and $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Carpets

Wonderful lines of new spring styles at
surprisingly low prices.
Fine tapestry Brussels carpet, 4sc I'd.
75c quality Brussels carpet, 500 I'd.
800 quality Brussels Carpet, $50.
Columbia Brussels Carpet, one yard
wide and reversible, 75c yd.
Choice patterns of best extra heavy all
wool carpet, 65c yd.
sx12 art squares, big line Of patterns,
1896.
9x12 Smyrna rugs, $l1.75.
9x11 ~one-piece Brussels rug, Sl1.S5.
9xi2 Wilton & Aubusson rug, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Bed Spreads

2 cases extra heavy Crochet Bed Spreads,
each 4sc.
3 cases. so inches wide. 80 inches long,
AArseilles patterns, each $50. worth sl.25.
2 cases pink and blue frinEed Bed
Spreads. each sSc; cheap at $3.50.
2 cases, full size, extra heavy, Crochet
Bed Spreads. each Si.l5. worth $500.
cases pink. red and blue Marsellles
Bed Spreads. each s1.25, worth sl.ss.
cases. IS inches wide. 80 inches long.
Frinssd Bed Spreads. each t1-25. worth
aoA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
New Laees

We have the most complete line Of New
Laees In the city and the largest choice OF
patterns and the very lowest prices.
SPECIAL LACE SALE MONDAY.
Over 1000 bolts new wash Iaces. running
from ioe to Csc per yard. all go In one lot
at 2he per yard.
None sold To parties In business. ped
dlers. etc
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Grand Ring Sale


Call and see our demonstration Of the
celebrated new process gold rings satur-
day. These rings are made with a shell
OF solid gold over a patent composition
and are warranted to wear and look as
we'll as solid gold rings costing So to $40.
They may be had plain. chased or with
settings. The settings are genuine i'm
ported doublets. emeralds. rubies. opals.
pearls. etc. The prices In this grand demon
stration sale Monday will be only
25C AND SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Some CoIored Silk Bargains That
Makes This Dept. So Popular

so pieces colored taffeta silks, 36-inch
wide, worth $3.50. at only 69c.
CHENEY BROS Foulard Silks. 100 styles
worth $1.00, on sale Monday for CSC.
CHENEY BROS Foulard Silks, 100 styles
worth $3.50, on sale Monday at CSC.
MORE vELoURS, in fine line OF colors.
sold everywhere for CSC and SIPS, same
goods, same shades here Monday, at 75c.
We sell you an all silk MORE antique.
In pretty colors for csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Heavy corded wash silks, very best grade,
In bright, pretty colors. for acc.
Fine quality. white Jap wash silk, a reg
ular 900 grade. on sale at Csc.
All %colors. 27-in. wide Japanese wash
silks, on sale Monday at $50.
All %colors. 21-in. wide peau de sole. real
good quality. at 35c.
100 pieces fancy silk, Monday, worth
1926, up to $500, at only acc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Mrs. Euclid Martin, 1908 jackson St.,
Omaha, Nebraska,

This well known Omaha lady speaks words of praise for the
durability of our tafeta silks, having bought tafetas here full
ly five years ago that is still in first class condition. Surely
this is a record hard to beat. Winslow Tafeta is the most dura-
bic in all the world. Sold only at Hayden's.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Meats and Cheese

No. 1 sugar cured hams. 11hc.
No. 1 California hams. she.
Pure leaf lard. rendered. l2c.
New Bologna sausage, SC.
Wisconsin Limberger cheese, l2hc.
Imported herring. each 20.
IL lhs. Holland herring. sIA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Special Fruit Sale

Large new dates. per pound, &c.
3 dor. lemons for Csc.
Peanuts. per measure, Sc.
Choice sweet oranges, per doz., 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Most all the latest hits go on sale Mon
day at only 121hc per copy. regular price
Csc.
FROM THE BIG NEW YORK BANKRUPT
PURCHASE.
Bound With a Golden Chain. by Raymen
Moors; Honey o. Coon Song; Her Wedding
Bells VIII Ring Today. By Graham; Use
a Pickin' My Company Now. Coon Song;
Violet. We Got Up at s A. NJ. from Flo
rodora; Pretty Kittie Doyle; The Wood
Nympth, from the princess Chic" A Bow
Of Blue; Medley Two-step; American
Flag. Two-Step; Dancing Girl. schottish;
Coney Island Dip. Two-Step; The Eyes
That l Love the Best; A Vision Of Para
disc, a beautiful sacred solo. Miss
Phoebe Johnson's Song and Two-step. and
lots Of other pretty pieces to select from.
Call and look 1t over, as you will never
have an opportunity to buy new popular
music at this very low price.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
This Week will be a
Record Breaker in Our
Sheet Music Dent

Most all the latest hits go on sale Mon
day at only 12hc per copy. regular price
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
THE LETTER r IN MASSACHUSETTS,
what . we.tsrpsr Misses in the Great
Eastern state.

One Of the things a westerner
misses In Massachusetts is the letter
r. A teacher in one OF the schools
near Boston was conducting a class In
spelling. The exercise consisted In
writing down sentences read aloud by
the teacher. "Mistah Nose went to
Bawston." said the teacher. The lit
tie girl from the west set II down:
Mr.. Moss went to Boston" and could
not understand why she was credited
with an error in the marking Of her
paper later in the day. The little girl
has been all but mobbed by her school
mates-in the cheerful way OF these
young savages everywhere-for using
the short o, the final @ and the round
r, and she doesn't know whether to
surrender for peace. or to stand for
her American right to give correct ut
terance TO the language Of the coun.
try. One OF the teachers did try to as
simulate the X. She even insisted that
her pupils should use II. You must
say mother" she urged. Mother"
lisped the urchin addressed. "Theah,
that's proppah," said the teacher, ap.
proyingly.-National Mags zine.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
HOT ROAST FOR PETER.

This Peter Arluni who played the
outraged husband act, on account of
insulted wife, at the Planters hotel in
st. Louis, seems to US to be about as
great a chump as could be found
When a man casts reproach on the
good name Of his pure, highminded,
virtuous wife, In the manner that Ar
lund did, he should be exposed and
punished, and then refused count .
nance of all respectable society. His
act was even more oowardly than that
of DIR. Duncan. One assassinated a
man in defense of his lawful wife, the
other Assassinated the character OF his
true wife, in defense of woman who
he represented was his wife, but who
was not the wife. Infamous Most
fouli Heinous i-Eddyville Tale of
Two Cities
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
GREAT puorLrsr As A Rlrosmrn
Joh. l. Saliva. Gives Advice o. Msay
Inpcrtsnt sabiscts-

Jeh. I. Saliva. Gives Advice o. Msny
Inport.nt subjscts-
John L. Sullivan has been giving
some good advice" to people who
want to get on In the world. He says
that the man who is a dead failure is
a better adviser 70 others than the
successful man. because he Is q
warning TO others to avoid what
brought him down. John gives this
advice 10 young women: Il believe in
athletic girls TO the point that makes
women strong physically, but don't
like TO see msn-girl with no thoughts
Of home or domestic life. Take the
advice Of q rough adviser, snch as
am. and give the great part Of your
sound health and physical perfection
to a little home somewhere. I often
think that we men might be better
men sometimes II the others did lit
tie more TO make our home more
pleasant. Society takes up SO much
time now that home suffers. don't
want any one TO think | approve Of
polygamy, but ] have thought II
times that the average man who mar
RED ought 10 have two wives-one to
keep his home and make II pleasant.
and the other to attend to the social
functions, which are so numerous now
adays"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
COMING OUT.
DESTITUTE MAKING 1T LIVELY
ABOUT HEADQUARTERS.

The cold weather has brought out
the destitute in large numbers, and
Judge Lighftoot and Mayor Yeiser
both have all they can attend to to
give the poor and sick an audience.
They try to guard against impostors,
but are often no doubt imposed on.
The fall this year has been unusu-
ally mild. and there has been no CO.
casion for much assistance.
A youth named Rawleigh applied
to the mayor yesterday for assistance
to Nashville, but the mayor would
agree to pay only one-third Of the
fare, il his friends would pay the re-
mainder.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27

imitation Leather From Old Shoes.
In France old shoes are bought up
In quantities by rag dealers and sold
TO factories, where the shoes are
FIRST taken apart and submitted to
long processes which turn them into
paste. from which the material is
transformed into an imitation leather,
appearing very much like the finest
morocco. Upon this material stylish
designs are stamped and wall papers,
trunk coverings and similar articles
are manufactured from II.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
WHAT BOB Is THANKFUL FOR

WHAT BOB IS THANKFUL FOR
Ian glad I'm not turkey,
Strutting round so fat and perky;
I'm glad I'm not plump young ducI
Or little baby pig.
And I'm glad I'm not yellow
Pumpkin, like that fat young fellow,
Waiting in my mothers pantry.
Looking very smart and big.
Oh, there's lots of things I'm glad
about,
But one thing am mad about
It's that horrid second table"
Where they stow us boys away;
Where they make you wait and wait,
Looking at your empty plate,
Till you wish you were your grand
ma,
Even # she's bent and gray.
For she's always guest Of honor"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
SEEKING PARENTS
GIRL REMEMBERS THAT her
MOTHER WAS SHOT DURING
THE WAR.

Some of the older inhabitants Of
Paducah may be able to assist the po'
lice in uuraveling a my stery which II
puzzling woman of Bellevue, Alleghe'
ny county, Pennsylvania. She has
written to the mayor under the name
of Caroline Christy and said that dur
ing the war a little girl was left al
her home ana the name given as Pur-
dell. The child remembers living here
and thinks that perhaps her mother
was shot, but does not remember clear
ly. Mayor Yeiser has asked the police
to investigate.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
TROUBLE AT MURRAY.
LESLIE PARKS SHOT AT ANoTH-
Err MAN YESTERDAY.

Leslie Parks, formerly Of Psduah,
and a well known baker, had trouble
at Murray with Scion Higgins yester-
day. A woman is supposed to have
started the trouble, and Higgins, it is
said. went toPark's bakery with knife.
and Parks shot at him three times, but
did not strike him. This Is all the
trouble has amounted TO thus far, but
further complications are expected.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIES.

Herbine exerts a direct influence on
the bowels. liver and kidneys, purify
ing and strengthening these organs
and maintaining them in a normal
condition of health; thus removing a
common cause Of yellow, notify
greasy skin and more or less of
pimples, blotohes and blackhesds.
500 at Dubois, Kolb and 90.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
BEST LINIMENT ON EARTH.

l. NJ. Mouany, Greenville, Tex,
writes, Nov. 2, 1900; 81 had rheum-
atism last winter, was down in bed
six weeks; tried everything, but got
no relief till a friend gave me a
part OF 6 bottle Of Billiards. Snow
Eminent. I used it, and got two
more bottles. II cured me and l
haven't felt any rheumatism since. l
can rec ,mmend Snow Liniment to be
the best IMMINENT on earth for rheuma-
tism. For rheumatic. sciatic or neu-
ralgic pains rub in Billiards. Snow
~ draw b d cree ths NECESSARY
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-27
THROUGH TO CHICAGO BY
DAYLIGHT ACROSS INDIANA

Train leaves Louisville $40 o. m. via
Pennsylvania Short Line, running sol
i'd to Chicago, making the trip through
natural gas fields Of Indiana by day
light, arriving Chicago union station
at $50 pm. same day. Luncheon ID
served iPbuffet parlor oar en- route
--lcss 'sn : ~ sssZssnlA NV. y
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-05
LOST AND FOUND


LOST-ONE SILK GLOVE, ON 6:15 HAIR
riet car. Suitable reward IT, returned to
Jacobs Co., jewelers., $40 Nicollet. - = =
FOUND BICYCLE IN FRONT OF MY HOME,
o2s 10th av s. Owner can have same by ident-=
flying property and paying charges. ~
LOST OR STOLEN-BANK BOOK. NO. 12s23S,
issued by the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Bank OF Minneapolis. II not returned to said
bank before July 10, 1902. application will be
made for duplicate thereof. '.H%s : =!
LARGEST LINE LIGHTWEIGHT sUITINGS.
Bentson Tailoring Co., S13 Nicollet.
FFoUND-AN OLD PUG DOG. NEARLY
blind, found last Sunday afternoon. Owner
please call for same at 2404 Grand av. -
LOsT-THURsDAY EVENING, M: & sT.3L.
depot, lake train. parcel containing. child's.
dress and lace: Finder please return for re-
ward to or notify j.. w: George 30S Sd st S..
LOsT-LAsT MONDAY, BRONZE MEDAL,
list New York, inscribed on back. "65 yd.
DASH" on Aldrich ay, between 20th and ,21st
av n. Return for reward to 92S Guaranty
bldg, city. - u E.e ri &
REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RETURN OF
-parasol left in Robbinsdale car July 4. Had
black agate knob. Return to Harry G. Allen,
27a4 I'd av S. Telephone S. 593. Z-gs -, 4 :,
L0sT-PoCKETBooK AND TWO. CERTIFI-
Gates drawn Saturday, July 5. lin German
American bank. Finder, return to 2506 7Emer-
son av N, for reward. -. -.
LOST-PINK SILK SHAWL, ON 1st AV CAR
or ,on circus grounds, Please return to FOL
sth st S for reward. 80. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-05
MOVING

SAFES. BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN-
cry moved dsss household. goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers Collective ;carYoads for the coast .
speciality Boyd Transfer & Storage Co. 4s
S st. Telephone. Main 3656. both companies
THE NJ. P. D delivers packages in city 1oc:
St PAUL. 16c. Is 7th st S. Tel 1526-1:; z. G.st5o3
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers 200 Nicollet. Tel. N. W.. Main
i2os: T. c.. 12os or 1572 Res. =. G. s::2zz
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-05
MINNEToNKA PROPERTY.

STEAMER GEORGE CHARTERED FOR $50
per day. Lake Mnnetonka. Capacity. $780,
NORTFILAND, FIRST STATION. ON GREAT
Northern. only 20 minutes from the city. We
will erect few houses to suit desirable pur-
chasers and sell on convenient payments. 1t
is better to own than payarent. We, have some
very attractive plans for ail-the-year-roun
cottages. Northland has many advantages
over other points at the lake. Call or write
for folder George C. Andrews, 8o5 Globe bldg.
FINE CAMPING GRoUND. TO RENT ON
Robinson bay, terminus Minnetonka boulevard
Point die and Nprthome p @ Stations @ M Also v four,
room cottage, partly furnished, at Cottage
wood. Gale & Co., New. York Life building.
isEsff f5shEfs
LAUNCH. beam. "A inch draft. s-horse
u power, White engine, new
last year. Hull built two. years ago. A very
fine craft and in prime condition.
- -. = - 120 feet shore on Crystal bay
MINNE-2Sf' by 800 feet, with good eight
TONKA room house, built years ago.
BEACH. > Boathouse, barn, $1,000 fire
insurance; near station. Can
FAIR EAIRvlEW ;5oo-.At this low price We
AT-A fF"3 +" located near Fairview station.
BARGAIN on shore lot, 40x500. Six
~.'.e1a's - rooms, barn for four horses,
ed for $3.50 for the season.
YOUR Good 10-room cottage, @plastered and
ss--. - on substantial foundation; could not
OWN = be replaced now for over $2,ooo, with
~ lot; Ito feet lake shore. st. Albans
PRICE. Bay, Excelsior. A slightly place and
49, valuable property; must be sold i'm
mediately, owing to owners removal, and can
be had at practically your own price, Make
US an offer and see what We can do.
Also adjoining 43-foot shore lot, and good
lot on Sd ST. Excelsior. ~ .z.r t.gm ~
Immediate offers solicited y
1853 1888
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-05
-. - ,MME.. BARTON,
ara o,,nd GOT Efcf Ia " lS .. = -.
PR0F "A TX HOME. !

e - 212--NINTH STREET S-e2l2.~1as ~ p =
Z. Asking no Questions, he tells your name In
full If marriages.. Sickness, deaths. changes,
travels divorce, separation lawsuits, mort
gage, lost .or absent friends Interest you. II
you desire to- be more successful. II YOU de-
your lost love. returned; your enemies con :
;verted into stanch fflends--in word, what
ever may be your trouble, .cali on this gifted
man and he win hefpe yeu.t ~ II = .3t3.s
HOURS,e1O 10 g. ESURNpAY; no TO 81 s.
tE,s.e LADIES, Soc; GE GENTLEMEN, 81.