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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07
Against Increased Taxation.

Mr.. Louis P. Shoemaker of the executive
committee introduced resolution, which
was unanimously adopted, to the effect that
the people of the District of Columbia re-
specially protest against increased tax
alton under existing conditions. The reso-
luton embodied the following:
I'VE are of the opinion. first. that current
revenues are sufficient for local current
expenses
second, the provisions of the compact
of 1878 should be observed by Congress al
the future and the amount due the DistY let
for all departures therefrom should be as
certained, and that an appropriation should
be made to cover the amount found to be
due.
Third Congress should declare that
there shall be no departures therefroni in
the future.
national improvements should be paid for
here as they are elsewhere, from the na-
tional treasury.
Ito impose upon the District any part of
the cost of the National Rock Creek Park,
great tract of 1900 acres with its in-
provements. and declare ii in the act to be
a pleasure ground for the benefit of the peo-
pie of the United States and to take the
title in the name of the United States, is a
burden which District land owners Should
not be called upon to bear.
The National Zoo Park, which is an ad-
junct of the Smithsonian Institution, where
scientific experiments are being conducted
continually; the national street extension
plan and the proposed national park inn
provements by the parking commission are
federal undertakings.
IAN local and current improvements
should be paid for half by the Congress aud
half by the District.
Unusual Expenses.
"All extraordinary and unusual expenses.
such as streets. costly bridges, trunk sewers
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Modern, Home-Like Hostelrv.

The Coleman House, at South Carolina
avenue and the beach, at Atlantic City, is
one of the modern, home-like hostelries of
this famous resort. which has every con-
venience. The rooms are all light and airy,
and many of them have ocean views The
cuisine is excellent and both American and
European plans are followed
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10th ST NV. n: 3-story, II room brick;
for which will submit offer OF SO, 200.
je7-2t LOUIS n. WINE & CO.. 1904 st. NV
FOR SALE
BARGAINS.
$11 600.
Near y. H. ave. st.-South front; 10
rooms tiled bath hot-water heat front and back
staircases: rooms first floor; carefully bnilt
for a home; handsomely finished and decorated
$1,000.
Columbia Hctghts-New dwelling. built by
owner for his home; IL rooms tiled bath; hot
built houses on Heights
$1,000.
Offered at a sacrifice, owner has left city
Very centrally located; 3-story and cellar: stone
and brick front: bay window full height of
house: IL rooms. BATH: furnace: lot 19x92 to 15-
foot alley. Now rented at S45 per Cost
owner So, 800.
$1,000.
Near 10th and U sts.-New 3-siory and cellar
dwelling; 10 rooms, tiled bath; hot-water heat.
Cost owner IS, 400.
s., 800.
lexington
Excellent 2-story and cellar residence rooms.
bath; hot-water heat; lot 2Ox1OO; front parking
It HElSKELL q McLERAN, 1908 st.
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FOR SALE-FINE HOMES Fer LITTLE MONEY.
CHEAPEST THING EVER OFFERED.
Elegant 10room and bath frame; central part
ne. WORTH s., $50. Can now be bought for
JUST THINK-ONLY 81, 700. RENTS sos
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REDUCED TO &, zoo

$S2o0-Short wax Of MASS. AVE. NE fine
Groom bath and cellar brick; good condition.
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1000 buys handsome new house. NV; 6-roor
and bath brick; reception hall; fur. heat.
Cheap at 81, $50.
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North Columbia Heights United
h Nrvs plat
sufficient 4 In
If fact.
Degrees Cooler Than Down Town-Also
cooler in the summer in
Vicinity good
h as home within Of tn Tr%npr Department s
is helthet miada
Aside From the Speculative Feature
% T % Including % S b m T Ts5
a
Grading Streets Street Car Extension and Street Extensions
raft grading and . placing the
Aenu
dissenting
iP m have s already drawn for the the
erentor
''
nsas h s street mf being a p prT g%reF
Car Lines have OF REL estate s Nh lumbar ~ W anu ~" 'T'
Why We Part With So Good An Investment
subdivision
we
ae ese h With Win sa CRY starting n ct e mf M %
Size of Lots (Not u Feet
t oocasan nd to n thd casn
or without oIn
Drop postal or Illustrated 'BsAla"
and mdg h o Of
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SUBURBAN INTERESTS
MEETING OF CITIZENS AT TEN
LEYTOWN.
Northwest improvements Considered
and Resolutions Adopted Protesting
Against Increased Taxation.

The regular monthly meeting of the Citl-
zens' Northwest Suburban Association was
held last night, when Representatives Har-
vey S. Irwin of Kentucky and Charles F..
Scott of Kansas were present as guests.
After the minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted, President Lancas-
ter presiding, recognized Mr.. Louis P. Shoe
maker, of the executive committee of the
association, who gave a detailed report of
conference between himself and others
and the members of the Senate District
committee on the needs of the suburban
section Of the northwest section of the
District
President Lancaster introduced a reslu-
ton protesting against the proposition ad-
vanced in Congress to assess the cost of
street improvements of the District against
the owners of the property abutting thers-
on, which received the hearty approval of
all present.
A statement submitted by Mr.. Donald Nc
Pherson was to the effect that Washington
should be embellished along lines in keep
ing with the dignity of the capital of the
nation; that Congress should declare the
improvements of parks, streets, bridges
&c, of extraordinary character ma
tional Improvements, and the cost should
be paid out of the United States treasury,
and that taxation in the District should be
solely for current municipal needs. This
voiced the sentiments Of the gathering and
was loudly applauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07

Those handsome 2-story huff bricks; ROOF
and bath; fur heat; rent $25.5o
There are only two left.
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18th st. NV. near Florida ave-, brick dwelling;
six rooms, BATH furnace heat; good neighbor-
hood. 81 $50.
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AND ANOTHER

*4,250-Fine home So east of 10th NV
z-story, I-room and bath brick lot 20xle9 alley.
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Third st. l St, two brick dwellings;
six rooms. bath. latrobe, etc. Rent for 5000
Price of each, 81, 250.
JAMES f. SHEA, 643 Louisiana ave. NV.
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S4,OO0-Handsome home in handsome neighbor-
hood; Groom and bath brick; fur. heat; near Nd.
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Don't buy before calling on us. Plenty houses
In all sections for sale-FROM 81 900 TO $50, 600
E. LODGE HILL,
CT m
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.
Third st. NV. St. two two-story and
cellar brick dwellings, now being completed;
each contains six rooms; bath; ami. Price Of
each, 81. 200.
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Unusual Expenses.

"All extraordinary and unusual expenses.
such as streets. costly bridges, trunk sewers
east and west Of Rock creek, municipal
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SAIIE--
10th st. NV. near n; 3-story, II room brick;
for which will submit offer OF So, 200.
je7-2t LOUIS d. WINE & CO.. 1904 st. NV.
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FOR SALE
9th st. between Pa. ave. and East Capitol
St, containing IL large rooms heated by hot
water heat; in perfect condition.; renting for $55
per month. Price asked, 1920. Will exchange
for smaller property.
Maryland ave. me- the prettiest location in
East Washington: containing II rooms: finished
in hardwood; heated by hot water; in perfect
condition: cost present owner IS. go; will sacri-
fee for $500. Make Offer We are going to
sell.
Price, 49, 1OO
house. rented at 500. so per month; will readily
rent for S25: situated on concrete street, one
half block from st. Aloysus Church. This is q
bargain and will he sold at once.
Price, So, 300
Reduced from So 800. Must be sold this week
Containing 9 large rooms; brownstone trimmings:
in perfect condition. House Is rented for $50 so
per month Situated 18th st. Sc. one block
from Lincoln. Terms. $500 cash, balance to suit
1000 remain on house long desired
showing the value of the property.
Price reduced to 81 ,9f5.
The cheapest house in East Washington; con-
tanning large rooms hall: inside shutters: mod
ern In every detail. Can he sold for 500 cash,
balance $40 per month, including interest. The
chance of lifetime
II you want to buy sell in East Washington
1t will pay you to talk the matter with us.
We quote You the lowest prices any piece
of realty that is for sale in East Washington
JOHN F. DON0HOE & son.
3OS East Capitol st.
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q, S00-NOrth Carolina ave. ne; pretty home:
rooms and bath; lot 16xS5 to alley
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FOR SALE-IF YOU WANT THE BEST
GERE,S TILE, PI Al,Er

grand home for 1000; built by owner for
his home; near Justice Harlan's residence; l.
looms; 2 baths: stairways; HOT WATER
HEAT; lot 25xl4O.
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AND ANOTHER
On 50 St, reduced from g 5eo TO Sc 500; g.
story brick; rooms and bath; fur heat; lot q
IT. front
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Near 14th and Yale; fine mansion; 13 rooms: 3
baths; HOT-WATER HEAT; STABLE; 50x15O;
alley.
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7
| st. n.e near Lincoln Park; 2-story brick; lot
1lx10O to alley; rented at SIT so per month. We
| will submit any reasonable offer.
ie7-2t LOUIS D. WINE & co. 1901 Z St w.
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The owner says SELL g $50 for that neat g.
room and bath brick near Wash Circle Was sold
February, 1901, for So, $50. Rents 5000
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81 ,050-Rents IS mo.-Don't fail to see us about
these good investments in small houses on CO.
st. Sc; rooms and kitchen; good lots
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R,ioo-Near E: Capitol St, 6 rooms and bat
balance $3.50 mo. DON'T DELAY ONE LEFT.
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER-TEN- ROOM AND BATH
frame house; all modern improvements; in East
Eckington near electric cars; beautiful situa-
ton Price reasonable; no agents Address 5
CLARKE Lock Box 46s, Station G, city. JEST
FOR sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN; MODERN
Roman brick house, containing 10 rooms and tiled
bath; 1st-foor kitchen; hot-water heat; finished
in hardwood; handsome cabinet mantels, etc.
A good house near 14th and Q SITS. NV. for
$500; II rooms and bath; rented for $4,000.
bargain.
A desirable corner bay-window brick in the
northeast, at only S. 100; rooms and bath; /
square from cars terms easy.
well-built brick in southeast at $1,000; 6
Shnne and eTta t $3.50 81 s ss 1S month
te5-3t
FOR sALE-NEw 2-sToRY BRICK. PORCELAIN
BATH ssilaF sg1 5st SeaR Sng
' dhoIcE HeoaTlo ss'Ff EGk INC IS
FcF gfsssaH ea51 ni!f'
See roland G. BooTH.- cor r'c 10th and G NV a''
1eo-3t' IL. IL
FOR SAILS 81, $780,
No. l24 E n.e,,f modern 7-r. and bath: south
'front.' belongs to non resident. Can be oousht
je5-st W. F.xAsH, 3 PM. 122 NJ NV.
g. near 9Th ne,
sroom brick house; ba.h. latrobe heat. cellar.
$500 spent in the last month to put it in per-
GLANCE FOR "A HOMESEEKER.
Price $1,000.
je5-3t H. II. HDWEASTEIN, 91O G st. NV.
PRICE. s., 800
A desirable 5-r0Om brick house. in good section
of the ne. Rents for $la so per month.
FOR SALE a
PRICE, 81 $50
4-rOom brick house, in the northwest Steady
renter at 5000 per month.
MARTIN Bros
je5-3t 1925 Pa ave-
FOR SALE
A bargain n. n. ave. near Wash. Circle
3-story, Tor. and bath brick; wei. built for
owners home. Would like offer of $4,000. Rent
On ST. bet. 18th and 18th NV, s-story,
Tor. and bath brick; leased $50 mo. :! s. 800
Cheap home-501 22d st. NV: 2-story
brick; rooms; 20x115 to alley. ......... $3.50
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS,
je5-3t 1905 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR SALE-HAvE A HOUSE TO SELL? PLACE
1t with us. II the price is reasonable we can
sell 1t quickly. We have on hand constantly
large number o. buyers for all classes of prop
erty.
FOR sAIE-HOME-SEEKERsW WILL FIND IT TO
their advantage 70 call and look over our list Of
bargains, from $4,000 upward.
my27-12ts FUSS CO., GOT 18th ct. NV.
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On a wide concreted street Sc near two car
lnes-2 fine Groom and bath bricks; 16 # wide;
rear alley; south front. Reduced from 81 $50 to
81, 100 each to close estate
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Pretty home on st. me-; rooms bath; IL
/, 1T. front; good yard. Price, So. 200. Only 5000
cash. bal. $40 mo.
HANDSOME CONDITION.
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A corner; fine bone: lot 251125; near 18th and
Euclid SITS; only $4,000.
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FOR SALE-s2. OOO-23O 7TH Sc OPPOSITE
market Groom house; lot 20 by l19 to paved
alley. ]. b. MIDDLETON, wM. B. MIDDLE
TON Executors, 500 10th st. ne 1t.
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We have the cheapest home in BLOOMING
DALE, the newest section Of NV.
only $3,s50-6 rooms, bath. reception hall;
FINE condition; side lights. VIII rent for S27 so
TO SEE 1T is TO BUY IT.
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FOR sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-DEsIRABI e
homes. 1926. S24 A st. Sc; also go 18th st se
opposite Eastern market. J. r. MIDDLETON
w. b. MIDDLETON, Executors, 500 10th ST. ne.
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FOR SAIE-FINE RESIDENCE ON NJ ST NV
9th St; 16 rooms and 3 baths; lot 25x125 to
alley; brick building in rear; 3-story, bay window
side entrance. Cheap at $1,000. EDW T.
KAISER, $40 F st. NV. it,
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900 $eOOOoeooooeS -
HAVE GOOD LOCATION FOR MILLINERY
or dressmaking, cigars and news laundry,
and sewing machines, picture frames and art
goods. H. E. Ladd, Andrus building.
116 SECOND AV N--SMALL STORE, $40.
w. III. PERROTT, 511 N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
s25-1T7 LIST ST n. GOOD LOCATION FOR
grocery, laundry or confectionery; living
rooms in rear.
s12-1S43 E Franklin av. living-rooms in rear
CITY REALTY CO.
20l Boston BLOCK
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THE EYES OF CHILDREN
PLANS FOR SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS
Hennepin County Medical AssOcia-
ton Furnishes Supt. Jordan
With Instructions.

The Hennepin County Medical society
has furnished Superintendent G. M. Jor-
dan with instructions for the proposed eX-
animation Of the eyes and ears of Mime
apolis school children. Principals of the
different schools will be supplied with
copies of the instructions, containing the
plan Of the examination recommended by
the medical society.
First grade children will not be ex-
amined, but lists Of suspected cases will
be made by the teachers and turned in to
the principals who will inquire into such
cases, as will be done with pupils from
higher grades. The examinations will be
made privately. Teachers will be asked
to ascertain If the pupil habitually suffers
from inflamed lids or eyes Children al
ready wearing glasses will be subjected to
test with their glasses properly ad-
justed.
Pupils will be put through the usual
examinations for weak eyes or poor sight.
If the examinations show that they do
not habitually suffer from inf1amed eyes
or headache after study they will be
credited with having passed the examina-
ton. If such symptoms are manifested,
cards OF information will be sent to the
parents or guardians.
Parents will be furnished with printed
instructions as to the general care of
children's eyes; as to light, time of study
Teachers will be cautioned not to exert
their influence In favor Of any particular
eye or ear surgeon or dispensary. In no
sense will it be obligatory upon parents
to heed the results Of the examinations.
They will be at liberty to take notice of
the warning or not. The parents are
simply warned that a probable eye OF ear
disease exists, and the responsibility Of
remedying the trouble will rest with them.
II the plan is adopted. the examinations
will be conducted every other school year
in the fall.
''The proposed examination said one
OF the physicians back of the move, sis
humanitarian proposition pure and
simple. 1t Is not designed to advance the
interests of any physician or group of
physicians, and is intended solely to head
off defects of sight and hearing, which
may be permanently corrected or cured
before they become chronic. The alarm
ing increase Of eye and ear troubles among
children led the Hennepin County Medical
association to take this move, and it is
earnestly hoped that the board of educa-
ton will heartily cooperate with the
in this impOrtant NATTER
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THE CITIZENS LEAGUE
New Organization for Municipal
Betterment.

The Citizens league, the new society
which purposes to become a power in mu-
nicipal affairs, completed it's organization
at an adjourned meeting and supper at
Dorset's cafe last evening. The following
officers were elected: Chairman, G. M.
Stocking; secretary, R. D. Cone; treasur-
or, w. F. Black.
The new league will endeavor to make
Minneapolis a better city by employing all
the means at it's command for the curtail-
ment Of evil. It will also furnish such
aid as good citizens can always give to
those in charge Of city affairs. The men,
bership fee Of the Citizens league has
been fixed at 81.
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A NEW STATE FAIR BUILDING

A Structure Desired for the Manu-
featuring Interests.
Commercial organization of the twin
cities will endeavor to secure at the
coming session of the legislature an ap-
preparation for a manufacturing building
at the state fair grounds. The St. Paul
commercial club has invited the manufac-
turers' committee of the Minneapolis
commercial club to a conference at St.
Paul on the evening Of Feb. 4, when action
will be taken towards securing the appro-
priation. A bill for the purpose is now
being prepared.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

PRoF. Ia. VARDE WILL GIVE HIS WON
dertul deep trance and palmist readings this
week Tor see; regularly s. and gives
honest, capable manner, and not to be classed
with travelling clairvoyants who stay a short
flm me impose pos upon and decisive the public.
Readings in Scandinavian, English French
and German Residence, rs 7th st s.
NINE. BARBARA, CLAIRVOYANT, 600 HEMP
aepln. Private dime tests Monday, Wednes-
Gay, saturday evenings. Public developing
circles Tuesday, Friday evenings. Every one
welcome.
MRS. JACOBS, WELL-KNoWN CLAIRYoY-
ant and business medium, can be consulted
daily on All affairs of life. Satisfaction guar
lst; double readings this week, soc. $40 5th
aY s. Am not very busy forenoons
WONDERFUL ROBERT AND MRS. IA
cobs shall give tests Of their wonderful pow
OF 9Th st and Nicollet av.
NINE. CLAYMoNT, WONDERFUL CLAIR
voyant and magnetic healer. 1923 Hennepin.
NINE: sCHWEINFURTH. a llth ST s,
trance medium. Advice on all affairs of life:
dime circle Tues. and Fri. Letters answered.
readings daily. Lectures and gives readinz rs
Sunday evening at II 7th st S.
ATTENTION: ATTENTION.
M Mon THE 9n7,e WORLD RENOWNED
MRS. DR.. EDWARDS. ~ ~
Guarantees to her visitors complete salts
IaemGn OF no charge; all affairs Of Iife-love,
the estranged together-given special atten
ton; no fee in advance
II there Is ANYTHING you wish to know.
ANY desire OF your heart ungratifed
CONSULT THIS GIFTED WOMAN.
Many profess the gift Of clairyovancv and
necromancy; few, indeed are SO gifted; one
repay you for many disappointments; remem-
Der, asks no questions: uses no cards: Sue
ceeds in the most obstinate cases where all
letters answered.
THE WORLD RENOWNED
TRANCE TEST AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
10 Eleventh st. S.
One-half block from public library
EGLANTINE MOORE,
QUEEN OF P PyaI lists AND CLAIR
1psEVENTH ST. 500
EGIaANTINE MOORE &C. can be consulted daily
whether you will be successful in business,
HGhAN VII 81 MOORE. without doubt, is
Of the day: There IS no house so sad y and md
dreary. no heart so forsaken and lonely thal
cannot be set Alright and kept right after a
EGLANT1NE MOORE gives names mess dates
and facts; tells your name without asking
question; and If the one you love is true.
the one you love; reunites the separa ted
enables you to win affection of one YOU
desire; and oyerco ,n enemies: and
No matter what your trouble is she can
help you. Palmistry taught; mediumistic
persons developed.
Hours-Daily 10 to 8; Sunday, to g.
u questions by mail. Send date Of birth.
1o-sEVENTH ST. SOD. - - 5
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CLAIRVOYANTS
THEI.M A

THELMA,
Without asking a question, gives names,
dates, facts and locations; she locates mines
and buried treasures, minerals, old estates,
lost and absent friends. In matters of law
speculation, investments and all domestic
trouble the predictions of this inspired me-
dunn are infallble. She reundtes the sepa-
rated, causes speedy and happy marriages,
restores lost affections and removes evil in
iluences. Letters with II questions, date Of
birth and 81 Will tie answered,
36-SEVENTH ST S-36.
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BICYCLE STORAGE

FIT your wheels with Johnson's 1902 tires
$i.75 to So; sold by f1rst-class dealers or ]. N.
Johnson Co. .915 Nicollet. Carriage tires, IS up.
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% FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
COnffnmo6.


sELG1N OR WALTHAM WATCHES DELIv-
ered on 81 payment down, balance 81 week
~; lowest e prices; no interest. La Sale Watch
20, Sl9 Guaranty building Tor will calD.
NEW SHIPMENTS OF IMPORTED CANA
RES, knocking and other song birds; cages
ana all kinds bird supplies for sale, at Sam
uelson,s bird store, 1905 Washington av S.
CLOSING OUT GOOD SECONDHAND
COOK stoves. 50; with reservoir So; fine
ranges $6 aid upwards; 400 heaters of every
description; store fixtures, safes, good piano,
SS5; must be sold. 1927 Washington av S.
FOR sALE-CHEAP, FOUR-HoLE GAS
range. See it at 1921 Grand av s.
FOR sALE-CHEAP, TYPEWRITER, NO. 2,
Caligraph; good condition One set sleigh
runners for delivery wagon. One letter press
klnne Mfg. Co., 213 I'd st S.
lNCuBATORS, BONE CUTTERS, OYSTER
plies containing article How to Make Poul-
try Pay mailed free. r.. A. Pike & Co, 40
Bedford ay: Minneapolis. Mimi
BIG BARGAINS IN UPHOLSTERY GOODS:
upholsterng, repairing and refnishing; mat
boxes made to order; get estimates. G. A.
Gustafson, 903 Nicollet.
STANDARD MAKE SAFES; MARVIN
Halls new and secondhand. suitable for
residence or office purposes. Also lot OF
office fixtures, roll-top DESKS standing desks,
bookcases, cabinets, chairs, tables. Twin
City Fixture Exchange, 223 Sd st S.
Office desks, Banner sectional bookcases. ]. r.
Gage & Co, Business Furniture, 9 9Th st S..
DESKS DESKS
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A!GENTs-UNRIVALED BOOK .PROPOST-
Ion lion; new standard works; sacred scientific.
terms; descriptive circular mailed. Cotton.
Gilman & Co established 1890, is warren