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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-21
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

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FRRE FOR SALE CARDS TO THOSE
Advertising under this head Be sure and
call for them when you leave your ad.l
i BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE AND REPAIR
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS
ranted rant I've Year PisSs. il wash. Me- II House.
| BUY AWNING AND AVOID THE RUSH
AM. TENT AND AWNING CO., 12s 1st AY N.
HoTELs AND R}EsTAURANTs-W FUR
nish the kitchen complete. Northwestern
Stove Co., 312 Henepin.
WOoD-Green, $l.16 to Sc; dry, $1.75 to $2.75:
factory wood, 81. Plymouth Lumber Co.. 4
Lumber Exchange. Phone ut J2 main.
FOR sALE-ELECTRIc LIGHTING GEM
orators. bWo four-poles 80 kilowatt 10 volt
these machines, may be Inspected at the plant
of the Electric Machinery Co., 14th av and
Tyler st Me- Minneapolis
WETMORE SCYTHES ARE WARRANTED.
have full line Of haying tools at right
prices. ]. H. Smith. 214-216 Hennepin ay.
LARGE QUANTITIES OLD AND NEW
lumber, doors, windows, inside finish; must
be moved at once. Corner Sth st and 14th
FADEAWAY FREEs BEDS FROM BUGS.
Druggists. dept. stores. Accept no substitute.
CALL At 1O27 WASHINGTON AV FOR
all kinds of secondhand store fixtures, show
cases, bank, office, saloon and restaurant Ak
lures, SaIeS, wall CASES, SCaleSs 0u IeIFfSeTa-
tors all sizes; 800 stoves and ranges. house,
hold goods, pianos; $s5 organs, $40; wagons,
carriages, etc. 1927 Washington av s.
= = GAsOIENa1I LAUNCH, = =
20 feet by feet s, fully equipped, with 21s-
horsepower Westman engine, cushions; etc.,
ice water tank, anchor and road line, 125 feet,
sailing light flags, oars, ETC.; Petersons,
Excelsior. Inquire 324 Union st Sc. Mime
apolis, MINI. a.
SELLING OUT HOUSEHOLD GOODs-IRON
beds, springs and mattresses. carpets. Office
desks, old mahogany and brass goods Rea-
business. POP Nicollet av. -. ~
FOR SALE-NA1IONAL CASH REGISTER,
cheap; oil tank, pump, truck etc. 2230 Wash
ington ay N. ,...-.rs ! ..-. .- ,.
600 CROWN PIANOS. GOING AT HALF
Better call to-day Terms cash or IS to $40
a month; Foster & Waldo. 10 9TH st s,
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-sATURDAY AFTERNOON, A POUCH
pocketbook containing sum of money. Return
for reward to 1881 Bryant av S.
UMBRELLA LEFT ON RAILING I'M FRIONT
of Oneida block Sunday morning. Party
finding please return to paper window, post
Office, for reward. 49, -
LOST-LADY'S BROOCH, SET. WITH
pearls, on Western or Sth ay car or 9Th st
and Hennepin av. Return for reward. 4oS
Queen av .:-,.-- -
LOsT-LADY' COLD WATCH, ENGRAVED
on case f. V. H., between st. Louis depot
and Phoenix building. Return for reward to
Sis Phoenix building.
LOST-sCOTCH COLLIES, WHITE collar
around neck Answers to name of Bruce.
Reward at 1929 dupont av S. .-
LOST-ABOUiT- 10 IA M. MONDAY MORN
Ing probably on Plymouth and Bloomington
car, small pocketbook, containing two $40
bills and 75c in change. Liberal reward. Re-
+rrn to 729 10th ay Sc, Z
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BICYCLES

WE ARE SELLING BOTH NEW AND SEC
ond-hand bicycles at less than cost. Ken
nedy & Co., 324 Nicollet ay.
FOR sALE-A LADY'SF COLUMBIA CHAIN
bicycle, brand new, at "a great bargain for
cash 5265. Journal a
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HORSES, CARRIAGES-FOR SALE


WIDMAYER~ 6 PRENDERGAST, Al Sd ST;
S-Horses, harness, wagons, buggies, rubber
tired runabouts and Stanhopes;: new work ex-
changed for old; largest line in city. Tele-
phone 27o2 J3. Main.
FROST & co.'s SALE STABLES, HEAD
quarters tor the sale OF all classes OF horses.
4 large assortment always on hand. Part
time and, guarantee given. IL "a st N.
HORSES. HoRSBs-A LARGE AND WELL
:elect ed stock of chunks, draft and business
horses constantly on hand; also nicely edu-
Gated gentlemen's roadsters, family horses,
western horses and nice saddle ponles. Visit
our mammoth stables before ntsad 9uylng as else
sented. Part time given II desired Barrett
& zimmerman, the northwest's largest horse
dealers, Midway, St: Paul Nina: a.--
- PONIES. PONIES.
Indian ponies. These are not little shetlands,
but ponies for the boys and girls at SIS and
up. Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse
Market, st. Paul. MINI. - = :
newly painted and all right; will sell for
cash or trade for anything I can use. Tele.
phone 6331, Twin City,. ~
FOR SALE,TWO GOOD DELIVERY HORSES
with harnesses and two good delivery wag-
ons. Apply w. W.. BardWeil, Loan and Trust
building. 80
ONE PAIR SMALL MULES, SUITABLE FOR
delivery wagon; price SIS. Hay Market Sta
BILE, 120 I'd st N. .L-------
ONE PAIR GOOD FARM MARES, WEIGH
2,4OO; also brown horse, 1,2O0. Hay Market
barn, 120 I'd st N. -.
good puller and sound; price SIS; no jockeys
need apply. Hay Market barn, 12O "a st N
TWO FAMILY DRIVING HORSES, STAND
without hitching, suitable for business; price
$1O0s each; one fancy phaeton, pony, price $S5.
Hay Market barn, 120 I'd st N. =..-
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uNFuRN1sHED FLATS


FLATS-THREE, SIX, SEVEN ROOMS,
$3.50 to $50; modern, centrally located. Fred
w. Eastman, room i, 412-414 Nicolet ay.
MODERN BROOM FLATS AT THE CL1N
ton, Clinton and Z 18th st. Frank Miller.
SPLENDID FIVE, SIX. AND SEVEN ROOM,
aII-modern fats in the Reynolds and Hit,
11th st and Sd ay s. Hermann, 40 Phoenix
building. .. .-.@ - -
MODERN FLATS-6 TO ROOMS, $3.50 TO
$40 w. w. Clark. 313 Nicollet. - -
FOR RENT-SIX AND SEVEN-ROOM MOD
ern flats. 6t11 st and 18th av Sc: also two
modern nine-room houses. Oak st Sc. In
quire janitor. Gould. 3l5 Ontario st Sc.
FOR RENT-AUG. I. SEVEN-ROOM FLAT,
thoroughly modern, very pleasant, 1915 Clin-
ton 'aY. -.
MODERN FIATs-6 no ROOMS, $3.50 TO
$40. w. w. Clark 313 Nicollet. =,
FLATS-FIVE ROOMS, PRIVATE HALL.
and bath; steam heat. gas range, hardwood
foors;- good light and ventilation. 20 18th
st s. -...
STORES p
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PERSONAL

DIR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST.
Diseases Of women. Office, 407 Nicoliet Tel.
ephone M 65a-J2. Office hours. I p. IA. to 5
D. M. Consultation free.
LADIES IN DOUBT, PLEASE GALL OR
write Dr. Bly,, 81 4th st s. New book, se
FEMALE DISEASES CURED.
Irregular menstruation quickly cured; forty
years experience. Office open until 10 at
night. Dr.. Wheeler, Globe building, Minne-
apolis. Telephones, N. w.. 1903 IL; T. G., S25.
Good home for patients. -. -
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FINE OLD VIOLINS-Pure silver wound G
and genuine Italian violin strings. Exper1
repairing Rose G SAVERS. A-43 9Th st s.
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~; FARM LANDS
.,,. Nc = = - =
25'S' CANADIAN. LANDS.

!, 5000 acres good land, near railway, in !.
: Manitoba, s. per acre. .
j. 10000 acres, Manitoba, all selected. =
!. close to two lines railway and good set
!: 1860 acres, @ indian Head district, at
= $3.50 for the block. .ns.
= 1900 acres wheat lands, close to rail- :.
way, Langenberg district; for, quick :.
sale, $3.50 -. &
X THE CANADIAN WEST LAND CO., !.
: Bank of Hamilton Chamber, Winnipeg +
-. ~
WE HAVE A FEW IMPROVED AND UNIM-
proved farms which we will exchange for
stocks of goods or city property Write soon.
w. H. Morse Land Co., Crookston, MINI.
5000 ACRES LAND IN RED RIVER VAL
ley, In Manitoba for sale; easy terms; three
improved farms for sale. Address H. G. Otis,
Fargo, N. D.. .....-.-....
BIG BARGALN-IN RED RIVER VALLEY,
ideal farm, 480 acres; 280 acres in cultivation;
100 acres pasture, fenced; 100 acres meadow; !;
$4,000 improvements; with one-third fine crop,
$2S. n. Estaque, Breekenridge, MINI.
s., ,soo-l8o ACRES, DAY COUNTY, WEB
ster. s. d. - {
$. 1.2oo-1eo acres, Grant county ,Milbank. S. D.
$l00o-1eo acres, otter Tail county, Fergus
5000 acres, willmar. New London.
81, ,0o0-160 acres, Aberdeen, 8. d.
s.. 1.ooo-16o acres. Redfeld, Clark. Huron.
1900, 900 acres FOL sale. Room 3o2. Phoenix
building. s.... .:zes - :.
FIVE ACRES, EXCELSIOR, $500, LESS
than milo to school, oostofhce; four acres,
less than half unile to school. for s4C0: good
black soil, maple timber, land on main road
exceedingly well located; make fine home;
might discount little for Quick turn. M. p.
Hobart Phoenix building. y
$3.50 ONLY, NV 2e-13o-5s, SARGENT CoUN-
ty, Foreman; Cogswell property; well worth
$1,000; buy this and any time you want your
money and 10 per cent interest I will take 1t
off your hands. M. P. Hobart, Phoenix bldg.
sS5 AN ACRE FOR HIGHLY IMPROVED SO
acres rich, level, smooth land 18 miles out;
house rooms, cellar, well, two barns, three
COWS, 60 chickens and broods; horse, wagon,
buggy, binder, seeder, plows, currants. pota-
toes, 60 acres In crop, looking fine, and well
the 18th inst. M. P. Hobart, Phoenix bldg.
E222 ACRES on CEBAR LAKE, IN ATTKIN
county; one OF the most beautiful spots in
| the state; 80 acres cleared; only one mile
/ from railroad station: thousands Of cords OF
maple and other hardwoods on It, which will
pay for property. "A snap. Becher M. Hun
| geford, Aitkin. MINI.
1,2OO-ACRE STOCK NARM FOR, s., 600
Fine buildings, three springs, good soil; 10.
Gated u miles north Of Dawson. Kidder coun-
/ JAS. A. WILSON. Idaho Springs, Colo.
FOR sAIlE-SO MCRDs SANDY LOAN
| farm; ~ acres field, so acres IN mixed tim
i Der, Is tons Of hay can be cut with mower
i four-room house, summer kitchen and shan.
/ ty barn; building large barn. now about hall
completed; nine head Of cattle goes with the
4 kets, creamery, starch factory, -four mill and
4 church; half mile to school. This Is an A
NO. Rarm in every respect and a bargain a!
/ s2,75o. Danielson & Nesbitt. Cambridge. MINI
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WANTED--REAL ESTATE
WANT ITO BUY "A HOUSE TO MOVE. AID.
drass 1895 Journal. t&
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UNIAIPKOYED

UNI1zPKOYEp
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park, Rosedale Park, or
for bargains everywhere, send for maps, etc.,
to Edmund G.. Walton, 900 Hennepin av
WALTON PARK LOTS ARE THE CHEAP
est in North Minneapolis; prices from Sl2e
TO $500; Will sell on sinstallments or 20
month. There. Is more building here than
any other part of. town; location 36th av N
and Lyndale. Will build houses on tue IN
stallment plan.
7. Edmund G. Walton. 300 Hennepin.
SELL ONE LOT ON ALDRIcH NEAR ssth
Ten lots. sad ST, south Lake Harriet for s4oo.
50x125,. Cedar, near 33d; all improvements in;
only $3.50.
on Lyndale outside city; ten minutes walk
" Il. A. DuNsMooR. s1s Phoenix.
80 FARM LANDS
HOLD YOUR JOB AND SECURE A 1so-
acre farm free. Inquire OF Colony Co., 403
Baltimore block, St. Paul, MINI.
PINE LAND IN oREGON-4oo CLAIMS SUB
1ect to homestead or timber. claim entry;
ton. Charles Underwood, s7e Cromwell av.
St. Anthony Park, St., Paul.
SECTIONS. AND 49,. TOWN 135, RANGE
3d. Ransom county,, North Dakota, 81 per
acre Alsp, LOO acres, Stearns county, Min
nesota, $S. Several selected quarters, sar-
Prosea ss9 seantD cisy e esssn eo so a91ss
lands to buyers. p. NJ. Chandler. Loan and
Trust building Minneapolis. 49,. ~,-... =
HOLD YOUR JOB AND SECURE A 160-ACRE
farm free. Inquire of Colony Co., 403 Balti-
more block, st. Paul, Mimi. :,
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EVERY LADY ~
LIED ONIN DR EISSM AK ER

HER UWN DftEE~o NAhEr' =. =
On account of the large rush OF ladies to
Hotel Nicollet, room 80, to learn Pro1essof
LIVINGSTON s new and wonderful French dress
and skirt cutting machines, he has decided to
remain five days longer before leaving for MS
home in New York city. This is positively
your last and only chance; Ave days more or
free instruction. General agents wanted 1or
the city state. .-- -.
FIRsT-CLAss LADY SOLICITOR, OF Elk
perience can make from S. to $40 a day. APP
ply at Hugo Brahl's 400 Nicollet, second floor
AT ONCE, A GIRL FOR GENERAL; HOUSE
work. good place, good pay. 400 Nicollet. Sec
ond floor. = -
WANTED-EXPERIENC DINING-ROOM
girls at Eureka Restaurant, IS Washington av
S. Wages, $6 per week.
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs-WANTED

HORSES, CARBOHYDRATES
WANTND-GOoD Driving TEAM, HAIR
ness and carriage OF automobile. In ex-
change for equity In flrst-class Minnesota
farm land 1925. Journal.
WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO BUY AND
pay cash for horses. buggies and harnesses.
Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market,
st. Paul. MINI.
TEAM OF DRIVING PO-
nies. Also piano wagon for canvassing and
delivering. VIM. A. Linquist. DasseI. Mimi.
WANTED-A GOOD HORSE, WEIGHT LOO
or 1, 400 pounds, bay. Inquire 2429 Columbus
aY INQUIRE after p. m.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. BLY,, q 4th st S. New book, 25c.
GOOD GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
hoaseWork; good wages. SOL 7th st SE.
WANrED--A GOOD HOUsEKEEPER AT
once to take charge Of house; am a widower,
two boys and two girls; oldest aged II; young
est aged Z; live on farm; will pay 81 a week.
John 3. setz, Morris. Eddy county. N. D.
WANTED-A DIsHWAsHER, AT THE
Quick lunch, Gle Nicollet.
WANTED-COMPETEN GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework: good wages 514 11th st s.
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT
Ihousework, at 72S Nicollet av, fiat II. VIII
pay good wages to a good girl. :
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL, AT 1000 PARK
av. ~ 49,
yys1; WANTED@YoUNG,e oPI GIRL FOR NURSE GIRL. RI.
WANTED-COMPETEN COOK, IN FAM.
Inquire at 4o1 New York Life building.
WANTED : A YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT
work. School girls not taken. Call TUESDAY.
from II to II a. M 1011 New York Life:
sos NEVER AGAIN MAY YOU HAVE
eos the opportunity of getting 5 per cent
ooe- interest in a frst-cass savings bank.
The Savings Bank of Minneapolis, Adam Han
nah, treasurer, 1o7 4th st S. -----------
WANTED AT ONCE-CoMPETENT WON
an to care for furnished rooms and assume
Steady position. 81 Washington av y.
WANnhD-GoOD CoLoRED GIRL AT 'slf
Hennepin av. ~, =
wANTDD-A COMPETENT GIRL AT 527 5th
st Sc. Small family and good wages.
MATTRESSES : AND = DISHWASfIERS 8
wanted at once;e good wages. Cosmopolitan
Cafe. 41S Nicollet ay. : :
WANTED-RELIABLE GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. Inquire at once, 5l7 10th st s
WANTBD-GOOD GIRL FOR DINING
room and chamber work. Seven Corner ho-
tel, 1911 washington av S. Good place. Scan
dinavian preferred. - - : -
A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; small family; no washing. 1OS
u 24th ST., ,, s. -
WANnDD-4AjN EXPERIENCED WAInR!Ess
and girl to help in kitchen at once. Ladies'
Home Bakery and Lunch Room, sos Nlcollet
WANnED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework Call at 2501 4th av 81 -
WANTED-A FLRST-CLAsS DEM ONSTRA-
tor Apply at AL Wabasha ay,s. European
Hair Pariors, st. Paul: - 80
FIRST- GLASS GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work at Lake Minnetonka; good wages to
right, party. $685., journal. : - -
WANTED-WORK BY THE DAY BY FIRST
class laundress and chambermah: M. L.,
2S40 Pleasant av. a--
W1ANTpD-A DIsHWAsHER AT EoTE1
Richmond; wages SIS per month; room ano
board. .-.-.- =.
WANTEDLCOMPETEN GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework in strictly modern house; fam
lily Of two. Call "a 18th st S, between Hen
nepin and Nicollet.
EVERY LADY -
HER OWN DRESSMAKER.
On account of the large rush OF ladies te
Hotel Nicollet, room 80, to learn Professor
Livingston's new and wonderful French dress
and skirt cutting machines, he has decided &c
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WARNING.

,,. Therefore, the Lord (Nature) will
smtte with a scab the crown Of the head;
that instead OF sweet smell there shall
be stink;* = and instead of well set hair,
badness; and burning instead Of beauty
If our advertising does not convince you,
our remedies certainly will. They are guar
anteed to please and benefit you and DO all
that is claimed for them; 81 SO to $500 Ger.
trial by msil 25c. o. X. Chance, scalp spe-
cialist, $50 Syndicate Arcade. Shampooing at
10 u Grant
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STORES
MINNEroNKA PROPERTY

ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RDNT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTICE GREAT CLEARING
sale nictures. oil paintings, portrait frames,
ovals, and framing pictures at quick selling
nrices IL 5th st S. .. = q =
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cL,AIRYOYANTS
MUSICAL

MME. BATCH professional card reader ani
palmistry $50 5th av s. Fee 25c and 50c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co.. Il Washington av s..
CASH PAID for all kinds of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 25-E 9TH st s. Tel. 1898.
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS Made
up for Pacific coast points, making O tig
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
should not fail to consult u.s. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 4S S Sd ST. ~ ...s~
TOP PRICES PAID for frst-class second
hand household goods OF all kinds. The
Branch. corner of I'd av S and Washington.
WANTED - SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
stoves carpets, office furniture, buggies and
harnesses. Tor shipment; pay more than local
dealers. 51l0, Journal
ALASKA FURRIER ARRIVED; WILL PAY
the highest cash price for old fur coats. Ad-
dress j. S., ia Washington av n. -. =.
! WANT THE BEST GENTS 22-INCH B1-
cycle l can get for IS to SO. Webb, 237 Hen
nepin.
WANTED-A 5x7 REVERSIBLE BACK VIEW
camera, without lens. $685. Journal.
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AUCTION SALES

w. ID. GORDON, AUCTIoNEER, S41 GUAR
anty loan building; Is years experience
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TAKE THE CARDINAL KIDNEY CuRE
and Tonic in warm weather for debility, rheu-
matism and torpid liver. Ali druggists.
DANCING GLASSES MONDAY EVENING,
with social following; buck and wing and pri-
vate by appointment. Holcomb's s Academy, 43
4th st s.. ..u-. - --.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANrED-WE START YOU SELL
ing diamonds; don't accept work until getting
our catalogue and liberal offer. Address Car
bon Diamond Co., Syracuse, n. Y. .--,. -
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Eyes EXAMINED FREE-glasses adjusted
properly by graduate optician. Abeies. 24S Mic.
TWO LADY ENTERTAINERS, VoCALIsTS,
with different voices or soloist of some kind
to ioin Cosgroyes concert orchestra for COM
ing season. must be first class; pay all ex-
penses state lowest salary. Chicago Ladies
Philharmonic. Please write, Address p ..
Box 453, Minneapolis t---
sage parlors. First-class mantcuring and
electrical treatment specially. Open daily
and evenings. IA 7th st N.
USE BLANCHARD's ECZEMA LOTION;
free office treatments at 424 Nicoliet; sold at
drug st stores;. write for free book on skin dis
eases. ;-sas -y-4.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC
FOR SALEFINE JERSEY I5EIFER GALE,
Z weeks old; also, NO. 1 milch COW. 34ls
Park av.
FOX TpRHIER PUPS FOR SALE CHEAP
1907 Stevens az.
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600 CROWN PIANOS GOING AT HALF
price. The biggest piano snap ever known.
Better call to-day Terms cash or $S to $40
a month: Foster & Waldo. 10 9Th st s,
corner Nicoilet. - =. -.
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BANK AND REAL ESTATE BUSINESS FOR
sale in North Dakota town; 400 Inhabitants;
only bank; good chance; poor health. reason
for selling nN79 Journal ~
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$500 DRUG STOCK AND GOOD OPENING
for doctor southern Minnesota town; nearest
drug store nine miles. Walker. 4O4 Century
building.
FOR SALE-OFFIC1AL COUNTY PAPER IN
the west part of northern South Dakota;
power press and gasolene engine; want to sell
at once; plant clear; cheap at $500. c. A.
MCGOWAN, EstelliLe, S. D. ...- -
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FOR SALE Or RENH-A 75-BARREL MILL
with elevator combined, located at Abercrom-
bic, N. D., in frst-class condition; best loca-
ton for mill in the west. Write H. j. Hagen,
: AEnrnraI N n :. =. - y - -
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FOR SALEFARMERS' ELEVATOR AT
Stewart, Mimi; capacity 1900, eribbed; Fair
banks dump, hopper and other scales. gaso-
lene engine; practically new; sealed bids re-
ceived until Saturday at p. m. Address
Fred eRehse secretary Stewart MINI.
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: =, :, = - - - J. WHERE you can get
ready money upon demand IN business way.
the same as business men do at their banks;
SO and upwards easy terms; low rates.
GUARANTY INVESTMENT CO.,
S07 N. Y. Life Bldg. N. w. Tel, Main E 9os u.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL EST At
lowest rates. Nickels & Smith. 311 Nicollet.
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| FOR SALEM GOOD TOWN IN NORTH
Dakota, barber shop; lot and building In
| ouire r. IA Hegener. 2O7 Nicollet ay
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-19
SHOPPERS THRONC
AMERICUS STORES.
Crowd Yesterday is Largest
of Week.
STORES HAVE RoUslNe TRADE
Pyramids of Purchases Evidenced the
Sales Made Everybody is Looking
and Buying Busiest Day of Fall
Season.

The holiday shopper trooped merrily
forth in yesterdays golden sunshine
and poured golden harvest into the
Golfers of Americas merchants. 1t was
red-Ietter day; in fact, the best one
of the busy week, and trade went for
ward with rush.
Hundreds came, hundreds looked
and-hundreds bought.
For with such bewildering array of
holiday trix from which to make selec-
tionF, the dollars tipped from wallet
with agility. It was no trouble to sell
goods yesterday
It has been many years since Ameri-
Gus merchants have had such a pros
porous fall and winter trade. Not only
of recent date, in the sale of holiday
goods, but throughout the fall season
business has been al food tide. And
il grows better daily.
Every town in this section Of the
state was represented yesterday in this
busy mart of trade.
Country merchants, a. well as many
f:om the smaller towns surYouudipg o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-19
IN MEMORY OF WINNIE.
ITrib3te of friend to Miss Winnie Bragg
who died Dec 10th

[Trib1te of a friend to Miss Winnie Bragg
who died Dec. 10th
In the stiffness of the morning just as the
dag dawaea bright and fair,
Je us came tor her gentle spirit and bore It
safely over there
Where the angels were awaiting and the
loved ones gone before
To give her a joyous welcome inside tie
palace door.
Yes she's gone from earth to heaven 10 live
with the angels there,
And join in the songs of praise to God fer
the crown the redeemed shall wear,
And as we miss her sweet face today and
gaze at the vacant chair
Let US think of the glad hosauuas they re
singing over there
The clear sweet voice wen hear no more
the bright happy face not see,
Bat oh; we would be submissive Lord in all
tlings unto Thee.
For we know Thou doest all things well
Though we cannot understand
Yet some day all will be made plain when
we reach that beautiful lana.
| otASl, lIhulICLi 0lotC1i nloIASAS AAASAiO9 aAa
| schoOImates dear
While our hearts are crushed and bleeding
Our thoughts still linger at the silent bier
Let US turn our eyes to Jesus who alone car
can comfort give
And endeavor by the strength He gives us
evermore to do His will.
Then when life is over with'us the days are
swiftly heeting by, e@
Wen be ready when Jesus calls us to meet
dear Winnie in the home on high.
I am free, so free she whispered family, bui
papa caught the words.
Just as she passed from eartn to heaven t
be forever with the Lor0.
"A FRIEND
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-19
MANY ANXIOUS TO SETTLE UP
Collector Dunn Waited Upon Hun
dreds DeIinquents.


dreds DeIinquents.
Tax Collector Dunn played to big
business yesterday, and if judged from
the standpoint of popularity was easily
the most sought-after man in town.
And everybody had money for Dunn,
who had done nothing but dun them for
some time. 1t was the last day but one
to pay taxes without having ones re-
ceIpt trimmed and frescoed with fila,
and the delinquent wanted that pro-
posed addition cut out. Hundreds
have delayed paying taxes until the
last hour, and as the books must be
closed tonight Collector Dunn will be
rushed to wait on the scoes and doz-
ems who will crowd his Office today,