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energies are absorbed in other than lit
erary activities. Mr.. Rockefeller was
taken merely as a type Of exhibition OF
the present day manifestation Of social
energy. There are thousand others
who might be mentioned in the same way.
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The Chicago, milwaukee, q st. Paul

The Chicago, MilvnuNee, q st. Paul
Railway - 800
To Milwaukee, Chicago. the east and
south
To st. Louis, Hot. Springs and the
south.
To Kansas City, the west and Califor-
MIA.
Lowest rates to all points
Baggage checked from residences and
tickets delivered.
Office, 32S Nicollet avenue. Telephone
100
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Do not suffer from sick headache mo-
ment longer. 1t is not necessary. Carter's
Little Liver Pills will cure you. Dose one
little pill. Small price. Small dose. Small
7DfI
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w. SCOTT,
1858 N. Fifteenth Street

Scott cured Catarr Asthma Bronchitis Influenza
disease
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THIS rs THE ROOM.

THIS rs 7EEE BOOK,
This curt gives am idea of the sreY.
es'aS appearance of Dr.. PNercess
Common Sense MeMxcaJ' Adviser.
This great WORK., containing more
than a thousand large pages, is
senf FREE, o., receipt of stamps
to pay expense of mailing ONz y.
Send 81 0ne-cenf stamps S0z. tise
cI'&h . hosaEsd v0h8zssse, or only RI
stamps for fhe book in paper
coves's" Address Dr. q. W. PIERCE,
Rusfak0s ~. v.
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1t Will Face Seventeenth st. at the
Rear of the Present Structures
Realty News.

80 " 50 IL + p.
Alterations and additions are being
built rapidly while the repair men have
not yet finished the Improvements under
way. The Realty Care and Improvement
building at Nicollet and the alley, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth is rapidly APP
preaching completion, The outer glazed
brick wall is in place, also the plate glass
side. on the alley. The plasterers have
finished work and in a short time the
painters will take hold. The row of brick
apartments at the northwest corner of
Fourteenth and Clinton are being made
over into flats. The Moffetts, who own
the Wisconsin at Portland avenue and
Seventeenth, will add building on the lot
in the rear to face Seventeenth. The con-
tract has been let for a structure AZ by
6O feet, of pressed brick and cut stone.
1t Will contain SIX seven-room suites.
Ceilings will be hung on separate joists; so
as to effectually deaden the floors b.
kebenhoerster, who built the original two
flats, has taken the general contract for
the additional; building. The Rand resi-
dence at Blaisdell and Franklin is in
closed and finishing is progressing rapidly
F. B. e. L. l.. Long have made plans for
unique building 1t will be of a design
entirely unlike anything in the city.
Charles R. Aldrieh has plans for an So, 900
residence on Knox, between Douglas and
Summit, for H. N. Owen. F. G.. Corser
has designed a lake residence for John
Lind to cost $4,000. 1t will be colonial
William NJ Kenyon has plans for house
to be erected by Minnie X. Barber on
Lowry hill, to: cost $4,000. Bertrand &
Chamberlain are architects for the resi-
dence which I. A. YarneIi, will build at
1928 Dupont avenue S, to cost $4,000. It
Will be a frame colonial building. Mrs
II. A. Tourtellotte is figuring on putting
back porches: on the Normandie at Four
teenth and Nicollet. At~present the back
entrances to- the flats are gained by inside
statrways.::: 49,. :. =. =. IS.
All but one section of the store window
covering of Westminster block has been
removed this week and the first .oppor-
tunity is given to get the architectural ef-
feet of the building. Shelving is being
put in the stores to-day and in short
time this block will be occupied Walter
l.. Badger has been made rental agent
of the block. -. E.E<,@- - =
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MANY TRANSFERS RECORDED
A Heavy Grist of transactions. o.
....-. Lesser Moment

A Heavy Grist of transactions. of
g.. Lesser Moment
Real estate has developed no special
events in the transfer line this week
The steady grind of lesser transfers goes
on merrily.,- -: 80 T. r.
:. Within the last two weeks the total Of
six. larger sales put on record, previously
announced, was 1928, 900. Last week, end
Ing. Wednesday,, the sales numbered as
follows: 81 to $500, SO up to $1,000, 80; to
$4,000, At; to $4,000, 4; to $4,000, 3;while
the nominal transfers were Is. z The
country deeds, outside of Minneapolis,
reached total of r.. The mortgages
for that week for corresponding amounts
were, respectively, 49,. 20, II, 6, /, and
those on outside property in the: county
only 8. -: -
Fol. the week ending to-day. the deeds
were as follows: Up to $500, IS; to $1,000,
So; to $4,000, 3d.: to $4,000, 20; to $4,000,
H. nominal, 2S;S country: 4. The mort
cages filed were: Up to $500, II; to $1,000,
37:.to So, 900, 27;. to SIS 900, s5s to $4,000. a;
country, g. 1900: g.. !.s.a. ss:..1 :. Z.
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PLENTY OF ROOM
Assessor Fort Speaks in Favor of
Large Lawns.

City Assessor Fort is quoted as saying:
L sincerely hope, now the real estate
market is looking up, holders won't
go crazy and ask such exorbitant prices for
their outlying lots to compel people to
foundation. 1859 =
There is really no reason why Minneapolis,
with all the level country within it's limits.
should not be a city of large lawns. and the
market should be so that any dell-to-do buyer
could build on a Is or even 1o0-foot lot be-
yond Lake street. But notice that when,
ever there is demand for residence proper
ty, the owners plat it into 25-foot lots. In
other words. we behave out here as if we
were like New York, squeezed up onto little
neck of land It5is too bad. So !.
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r. J.. Janney's Sales.

Sales made recently by T. j. Janney: s5
Lot ls, block 8, sibley addition, to Charles
WIGHT for $3.50. 49,. a
to Mary IA. Grimes for s450 81,
Lots and g. block 8. jackson, Daniels and
Whitney's addition. to G. Rosenstein for $4,000
1913 Girard av S, to e. H. Bass for 81 500.
25H 18th av s, to It. A. for $1,100. T.
1104 26th av NE for $3.50.
Part lots l3 and II, block 2, Home addition
to Coryn L. Tolbert for $500. 8
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A Lowry Hill Sale.

Lumber company, has purchased Of Angus
Mcleod the newly erected residence at the
northeast corner of Summit and Dupont.
is known as lot 7, block 49, Groveland addi-
ton. Mr.. Tuthill is erecting a $4,000 barn.
and in the fall, when he returns from Min
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vacant property from George A. Weaver
OF Ohio to Mrs. E. c. Gale was completed
yesterday. Mr.. Weaver has purchased
fifteen lots in Oak Park and Murphy's ad-
dttion for $4,000 Frank G. Brooks has
sold to George D. Dayton for $1,000 lots
z to 10 in block 8 Of j. T. Blaisdell's re-
vised addition
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A NEW PLAT

1t Covers Rosedale Park, North Min-
',s."s: neapoHs.~ @....s n
Rosedale Park in North Minneapolis,
has been plated by George F.. Perkins,
administrator of the estate of George D.
Perkins. It is made up of blocks 1, 2, 8
and 4, having Is lots each, and blocks S
and g., having 80 lots each. Edmund G.
Walton has already sold lots in this adj
Yesterday. the deed. transferring tho
Wheeler hotel property and the adjoining
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Sensation Peters Out.

Special to The Journal.
jamestown, n d., May 7.--Coroner Bald
win returned last evening from Medina,
where he invest igated the death of a child
the body of which had been found by men al
work on the railroad. He discovered enough
evidence to point to the parentage of the
child, an aged Russian and his wife. who
seemed to have thought it hardly worth while
to give the child a burial It was decided the
child was dead when born.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

~~~S>NN~~~No1x~~o
FREE .'.FOK SALE''s CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave your ad.
WOODBURY., $l.75 TO ;2.75; FACTORY
wood, 81 to So per cord. Plymouth Lumber
Co., Lumber Exchange. Phone, III u.
! BUY, SELL. EXCHANGE AND REPAIR
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL 5INSTRU MENTS.
MAX a. KOHEN. 327. WASHINGTON AV s.
CLEANED $l,nlamsprlngs I,war-
ranted / year. Fisk's. II S Wash. Nc. House,
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!.
Large quantities new and old lumber.
square tim per. doors. win dows and brick; buy
now and save 1-3 to n. l400 Sth st 8.
JEWETT, typewriters. best ever; all makes
rented. sold; get Prices. Webb, 237 HennepIp.
SODA FOUNTAINS, good as new, very cheap.
Mpls; Soda Fountain Co., 52l Marshall st NE.
Sc FOR A l0x12 WALL TENT.
bUY AWNINGS AND AVOID THE RUSH. +
AM TENT. AND AWNING CO., l2s LIST Az N.
2oGOoD PAWNED BICYCLES for sale cheap.
security Loan Olice. luo w asA.ngton ay S.
HOTELS. AND RESTAURANTS FUR
nlsh the kitchen complete. Northwestern
stove Co, 81 fiennepin.
speetacles, finest gold filled, s2.5c; eyes exam.
'nea-Iree Ostretn, opt!clan, 52s NAc., upstairs.
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NOTICE

NOTICE 70 PUBLIC-THE ORIGINAL
Starr Steam Cleaning and Tailoring Co., has
removed from 622 Hennepin av to Ill Hen
repar Gv. Call and see us.
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CLAIRYoYANTs

DIR. LOUISE FISHER. NEURoPATH; SCI
enlist; trance life reading daily; healing
taught 3l1 9th st s..
MRS JACOBS THE WELL-KNoWN
clairvoyant and business medium, can be
consulted daily on all affairs Of life. $40
Sd ayy S. IS.
MRS. MANEWELL. THE MEDIUM, HAS
removed to Al 10th st S. Readings daily.
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A MODERN FABLE.

; Once upon a. time :aere lived in the
> iour Cay ySanS Man with $3.50
burning hole in ~ pocket his
young wife had said TO him, Fred, I'm
> coMthg down to-Gay to neip you pick
out our furniture, dear His very ::
pest business friend, furniture sales
man. at . ---v------, had sad to ilrln,
FRED, when you get ready TO buy your i
furniture, come in and see me- His 4
inner consciousness had said 10 him,
Fred, you can. DO better than that;
don t go HIS young wife came dcwn
and together they started toward -.
; AS they walked, he pulled from his
pocket a, copy OF The Journal, and
;. turning to the WANT Page, saw ali
az OF THE TOWN MARKET FUR
NlTURE CO., wherein it J, was an
nounced that money could be-: saved. =
easily, by, buying furniture there, as 5
lhey We're about to move to new 2
quarters and MUST Sell present stock
turning, they xended their Wav !.
thlther, and bought furniture for an
en Maeo mouse use saving 5000.
Mqral-Use common cents (sense)
and save $$$$ by buying your, house
furnishings to-day at the =
TOWN MARKET FURNITURE co,
| 25-27 Fifth st. S. - I
j.. T. RANGER. MGR.
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LOST AND FOUND

carved ivory handle; man 8 head; on night OF
April 5. on interurban or list av car. Return
for reward to 2621 LIST av IS.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS =


MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PA.
NOS, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, on the Same
day as application, the goods to remain in
your undIsIurbed possession.
WE MAKE a SPECIALITY of LOANS
FROM $40 TO 800.
We also make LOANS to SALARIED PEO--
PIE with responsible firms on their plain
note without mortgage. indorser or publicity.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT OUR
PLAN IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE CITY: 81.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING. ROOMS.
Minneapolis Loan Co..
- ....-... 69I-2 Globe building, &C. q
,.s.- " 20-22 4th 81 S. --.5..
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
RICE LOANS on all kinds OF personal prop
erty; charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg.
LOANS MADE o.. HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
sfurs in storage. and warehouse receipts. at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co., 825 Guaranty Loan.
= MONEY TO LOAN
WAGoNS.z ETC. On SHORT NoTIcE. At
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
:STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED.
CALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY:
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MN
NESoTA MORTGAGE LOAN. COMPANY, sos
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, COR
NERfOF 1st AV S AND 18th ST.
WILLIAMS, 1s GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans on furniture, pianos or any security.
Large loans speciality. Terms to suit oor-
rover. Lowest rates:
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FINANCIAL

~~~~~~~~~~~N>A>~~~ ~~~~~~~4o~.~~-
PRIVATE MONEY on hand to loan on real
estate lowest rates Dover, 53l Andrus biog
MORTGAGE LoANS-Rates low; any sums;
no delay; sec US sure. Gale Co., N. Y. Life.
WE HAVE A BLOCK OF EASTERN MoNEf
10 loan at Per cent on choice residen.s
property. Thorpe Bros, Andrus building.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND to loan on city
property at favorable terms Minnesota Loan
and Trust Co.. 313 Nicollet av.
$ SALARY LOANS on PLAIN NOTES )
to male or female employees.
No Mortgage. No lndorser. No Publicity. {
YOU GIVE
your personal note.
YOU GET
$40, Sl5, $50. $50, $50, S35. $40, $50 to 800.
S Much lower rate. Much easier payments.
$ MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL CO., 5
s Room 4Os, New York Lie building.
SIS SIS
WHERE YOU CAN GET READY MONEY
UPON DEMAND IN A BUsINESS WAY THE
SAME AS BUSINESS MEN Do OF THEIR
BANKS. 5e
Private loans quickly made to responsible
persons upon their own names; no advance
charges; no REQ tape; courteous and con-
hdenCal Il eatment.
GUARANTY INVESTMENT CO.,
e07 New York Lie BulIdlng.
n. W. Telephone, Main 959 Ii.
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ssseeeeeeses~eeee oeeee...

LANG: SsAtE-ouR BIG SALE OF 600
oeautl1ul 'hlgh-grade Crown pianos is the
piano sensation of the: entire country We
poGsht tnem At about, half price; they are
lns from our Warerooms with the speed Of
a WhlrlWlnd. Terms cash or So to $40 month.
roster q Waldo, 40 9Th st S, corner Nicollet.
FOR SALE-ROWBOATS OF ALL KINDS:
moderate prices 1929 4th av s.: -.F'':.E :
FOR sALE-LARGE REFRIGERATOR. IN
good condition; suitable for family. boarding,
mouse, hotel or store. 200 Groveland ay.
ooesseeeo . . . o 80 . 3 . . ] ! 8 8 : 8
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF 10-ROoM HOUSE
consisting Of three iron beds, springs and
mattresses; one upholstered parlor:. suit one
steel range, one gasolene range one two
burner Kerosene stove, odd dressers, two oak
cnlHonnlers, three three-light electric fixtures,
one combination bookcase, one complete set
OF Shakspere, one Encyclopedia (tenlvolumes5.
~ volumes OF Balzac, eight volumes Tame s
History of English Literature, one auartered
OAK puHet, one round extension table, one set
OF dining chairs, one dinner set, Ito pieces
one B. B. carpet, 14x14 feet; one Administer
rug, 9xl2; one wardrobe, one upright folding
kitchen utensils, etc. These goods have been
used but a: short time and are almost as good
| as new. 81 Z - -
= 80 PETER KEITH: laid
LIE, Sixth st s.. IL. II: Z
otooooooo . . 81 % 0oO0ooo Q .
BAKERY-SToRE FIXTURES AND EVERY.
| thing complete for business: best location in
| town; good reason for selling. For particu,
lars apply to j. A. Ward, 1909 Tower aV West
| Superior, Wis. - b.. s =. ~ :
! FOR sALE-A- PERFECTLY NEW LAM
bert typewriter with case. Address 5426, Jour
nal. -...GF - - : - =
| Now RTiTTEP STY0R T. al IN en- s---NN7oT7
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FOR :SALE-A TEAM OF GOOD WORK
horses, and 8 years old; weight 2,70o; will
sel! separate also good pair OF light mares,
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PERSONAL !

DR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST.
Diseases OF women Office. 407 Nicollet Tel
epbone NJ 659-J2. Office hours. / p. m. to 5
o. M Consultation free,
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oss DEPOSITS OF 5000 MADE THIS
. &c month in The Savings Bank Of Mime
coo apolis get s64 .16 interest. Elsewhere,
S33. Adam Hannah, treasurer, 1oI 4th st S.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EKCHANGE-WILL EXCHANGE WAGON,
buggy, harness, bicycle, plows, ETC., for grad
ing, sodding and curbing; goods are from en-
tirely new-stock. Address 5946, journal.
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Write or. call for our special circular.
MINNESOTA LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
~ 313 NicolIet ay
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MONEY TO LOAN; CURRENT RATES.
HECTOR BAXTER & CO., 42o Guaranty bldg
Ne TO PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
ION or before privilege, to loan on improved
Newport, 3Cs-Sll Phoenix building. 60 4th st
inv lie
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-MlSCE
WE BUY diamonds or trade sorS new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry
Jacobs Jewe1ry Co., Al Washington av S.
CASH PAID for all kinds of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 25-27 5th st S. Tel. 1898.
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
UP for Pacific coast points, making big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
should. not fail to consult US. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., As Sd st.
TOP PRICES PAID for frst-class, second
hand household goods of all kinds. The
Branch, corner Of I'd av and Washington.
WANTED =, SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
stoves. carpets Office furniture, buggies and
harnesses, for shipment; pay more than local
dealers. $780, Journal.
WANTED---l,oO0 OLD FEATHER BEDS;
highest cash price paid. Address A. B. Mack,
general delivery, Minneapolis, Mimi Mail
orders promptly ATTENDED to.
LINpAHL, & DIEGRE, 400 S WASHINGTON,
pay highest cash prices for second -hand house
hold goods. See them before selling.
WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND ROW
boat, State; price and where same can be
seen 1924, Journal.
TO BUY DOUBLE-DOOR FIREPRoOF SAFE.
q. 7. Abbott 207 Globe building
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1855 ss
81 GOOD MORTGAGES ON. FARMSEAND IS
IS city property for sale; parties having g
q money to loan will find it to their q
& interest to consult me in placing their Is
5S money. Franklin Benner, COB tnoenlx g
81 building. - - .'.. =--..- q
S.s2 es.s.ese2sseseassoes
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FOR sALE-ONE SET NEW WHEELS,
rubber tires, just right for runabout. dirt
cheap, at 100 Western av j. NJ Mortimer
FOR SALE-MY PACING HORSE. FINE
locker, good hooker young, kind, sound and
speedy, city broke, fine driver, safe for lady;
can be seen at McAllister's livery barn, GIG
E 18th st. - -
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FOR sALE-A- PERFECTLY NEW LAM
bert typewriter with case. Address 1926, Jour
s
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC
FOR sALE-FINE BLACK COCKER SPAN
lei Call 1915 4th av S. fat 20. -.
WANTED-FIRST-CLA FAMILY COW
Give full description aud price, $685. Jour-
nal. ~
WANTED-TWo DOZEN PLYMOUTH ROCK
hens and some good settlers. ]. F. Elwell,
New Store.
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FOR SALE-THREE NICE, GENTLE FARM
lily drivers, $50, SIS and $lO0 each; one cheap
saddle pony, one 2,6OO-lb work team $3.50, at
2014 18th ay S. -. :
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CANCFR CNRED

I have safe and sure cure for cancer.
No cutting; no danger. Come and see me OK
write a. c.. Colburn. I'll 5th ap Sc. Mime
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FROST q CO.'S SALE STABLES, HEAD
quarters for the sale OF all classes of aorSes.
A Large assortment always On nand Fart
time and guarantee gwen. II I'd st N.
COME SEE THE NEW ARRIVAL OF
heavy dratters and drivers; best in the land
lew luMDer horses left. Nolans sale STABLE.
" "a st NJ =
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- =. FEMALE DISEASES CURED.
Irregular, menstruaton quickly cured; forty
years experience. Office open until 10 at
night DR.. Wheeler. Globe building. Mime
apolis. Telephones, NJ W., 320s-L2; T. c..
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HORSES, CARRIAGES-WANTED
GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES MAY TO-
Day farm, Portland av, 56th St H. L. Bar
tholonew, P. o. substation 9, city.
WANTED-A DELIVERY HORSE At 2sl7
Pillsbury ay .s,.-s-5- ===aa 81.
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GEORGIA'S GOVERNOR.
sTATE,oF GEORGIA,
-: EXECUTIVE OFFICE

:. Atlanta, May 8, 1893.
have used S. S. s., and can recommend it
as unquestionabIy good blood purifier, and
am sure the best tonic | ever used. For many
years my digestion was bad, but the occasional
use Of bottle Of S. S. s. has entirely cured me
of this maIady, and now eat with perfect i'm
punity anything set before me.
a. D. GAMBLER.
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, RE-
tail merchants, transfers, boarding houses,
without security; largest business in AZ prln-
cpal cities. Tolman, 920 New York Life bldg.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-03-14
TO IMPORT PURE STOCK
National Hereford Breeders Association viii
Bring High Bred Cattle to Oregon.

Portland, March l0.-R. G. Judson,
industrial agent, has arranged for 10
carloads of high bred Hereford bulls to
be sold at public auction at points
along the o. R. & N, as the company
will designate. This is the first un-
dertaking of its kind in America, where
railroad company assumes the risk of
inducing breeders of high grade stock
to offer stockmen the advantage of Sc
lecting their cattle at their very doors,
and for that reason will excite no little
comment.
The cattle to be shipped here will be
from the principal herds in America
and will be the finest ever placed un-
der the hammer. Secretary r. G.
Thomas will personally superintend
the sales, and illustrated catalogues,
giving the breeding of the stock to be
imported, will be issued and distrib-
uted among stockmen.
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INsuRREcTloN is EXPIRING.
Acting Governor WrIshts Hopeful View Of
the Situation.

Manila, March l0.-Acting Governor
Wright says that the province of
Morong and the entire province of
Rial were never more peaceful than
they are now. and that the recent oc-
currences we're entirely due to the infu-
ence OF insurrectos, who had been
driven from Laguna and Batangas PROV
inces. The utterances Of Senior Ampil,
the ex-presidente of the town Of Cainta,
Morong, who was recently captured by
insurgents and subsequently escaped,
are classed by Mr.. Wright as being un-
reliable and as merely the remarks of
man half crazed with terror. The
action of the band which captured
Ampil was largely due to a personal
vendetta. The constabulary have
already dispersed the band and captur-
ed many arms, and have completely
broken the power Of Montalon, the old
ladrone chief, who for years was the
terror of the province. Mr.. Wright
feels satisfied from conversations with
General Bell and others that the insur-
rection Is expiring.