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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Farmer Stretched About Riuht.

A peculiar contest took place in the
Eagle Office "a few nights aEo-a contest
# arms limbs of a man. Ex-Chief Of
Police GeoTge Cubben came down from
ihe 'norih end and got a little gay"
as ali north endgrs do about their
special slperioritics He offered TO bet
that be measured more from the tips Of
the fingers az his right hand 20 the tips
IT his tho fingers Of his left hand than
any man in the print shop MI Cubbon
breasted up against tho wall. got his lungs
close 20 the plaster and stretched himself
ont exactly nine spans.
Tho tallest reporter was called but he
fen short about a span and a half Of
reaching the Cubbon mark. a few long
printers were called IN. but they We're
measured and found wanting 4 draft
vas made on the telegraph department
bar they were only long on hot air
The honor Of the Office was in imminent
jeopardy when the live stock editor. who
as calmly grinding cut The latest SEN
-,ionsl hog news. came 70 the rescue
: he has often done before and saved
he shop from humiliating defest. Farmer
Doolittle showed his specs" up on his
forehead. threw of his coat. opened up
bis arms like an eagle taking fight and
get down 10 the contest good and right
= door had 10 be closed 10 give him room
10 spread and what q wilderness Of wall
he covered. The marker placed the per-
I'll ct his tzgers end, but he was made Of
rubber and pushed the faher on and on.
y guess that viii tx Cubbon, said
Farmer as he slowly recoiled gathered
himself together. got down his specs
~ his nose again. and surveyed the eN-
tent Of his victory ever Mr.. Cubbon. He
aad reached exactly span farther than
he man from the North End.
George Cubbon looked crushed rs he
saw Farmer modestly going back 70 his
typewriter to discuss the probability Of
sight-dollar hogs X IS related Of Farmer
Dooiittie that be stretched arms with Abe
Lincoln in Illinois In $50. and beat him
enough 70 say that he was broader and
bigger man than The broadesf and biggest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Rabbit podaed the Bullets.

Squire Belden had a queer experience
with d rabbit one time. He was out hunt
ms and practicing with a revolver one day
and he ran on 10 fine jack at such close
quarters that the long cared gentleman
didn't have time 70 run. The squire
aimed his revolver at him and shot six
times. Everytime shot was fired the
rabbit would sneeze and pull his head
back. Not a shot touched him. This
made Squire Beldcn hot and he flung the
revolver al the rabbit and broke his head.
IIo has Lever shot a revolver off from
that day till this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Wanted to See EN-.

The other day Ike. Goldsmith was fix
Ing his suspenders. when he saw a woman
approaching IN the store and buttaning
up his vest he went 10 meet his custo-
mers. The lady was stranger. She
said.
Coed morning May 1 see your sus-
peHders2~
Ike gasped and said Il beg your par
5on-I-T-
Your suspendcrs, she said
And then a great lieht broke in on Ike
ana he said. Madam YOU viii find sus-
renders next door in fIermsn and Hess.
This is q book store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
His Opinion About It.

A little boy in Wichita just before last
Christmas demanded that his father tell
him how Santa Claus ever got in with all
the windows and doors locked. well, /"
his father explained, he comes down the
chimney, then through that stove pipe
and into the stove. knocks on the stove
door. 1 open it and out he pops" And
VII he bring me a drum the boy asked.
Yes he viii bring you a drum We'll
Papa" said the boy. "all have TO say
is that any drum he can get through that
stove pipe 1 won't have"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Their Duplicate Presents.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ayres had quite
time getting ready for Christmas this last
year. They have the two prettiest little
twin girls in the world. both perfect dolls
and both cunning in their ways. In
making them Christmas presents it was
necessary to have two Of everything and
just alike. When one doll was found and
dressed in q red frock it was necessary to
find another doll like it and dress it in
a red frock. Everything was in dupli-
cate and the little girls were made very
happy Of course.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
No Gun PLAYS There.

Judge Dennison Of IL Dorado who was
here Christmas week in speaking Of the
portion OF Pennsylvania where he was
raised. which is just south of Chautauqua
Lake in New York. SAYS that the idea OF
a. man carrying a revolver in every day
life would brand him as a coward. In
his boyhood DAYS, he remarked II there
was a question about who was the better
man physically il was decided by w7est-
ling match. usually square hold Fist
dehts were very rare indeed. and such
thing as a gun play was unheard Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Good Piano PLAYER at 5.

Henry Schneitzier. Jr.. is only five Years
Of age, but he can play better on a piano
than many people of much ripper years
after an expensive course in music. He
could read music before he could read
the alphabet. He came to his Aunt Dol
lys wedding New Years night and aston
ished the crowd by playing the Crystal
Palace wedding march in fine style. He
is a genius.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
EIGHT Times Round.

Young Tom Griffith and Young Frank
oliver viii be IN COUPE or years the
hest golf PLAYERS Of the country. There
are days when they practice constantly
and as they arc supple, they now play as
well as most OF the men One day re-
Gently they went round the College Ifil
links eight times. The distance once
around is 4 mile and a half
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
New Verandah Idea.

Colonel Blazer of College Hill has adj
opted a plan in building which is an in
novation IN Wichita at least. Under his
broad verandah which extends entirely
about his home. he has placed thick ce-
ment floor The work is very neatly
done, and gives a trim appearance to the
verandah It win also help preserve the
foundations Of the house.
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wounded man to get to town. and paid
for his keeping until he could get about
his business. We mot the others of the
party in the city. and 10 say that they
were frightened would be putting it mild.
They never tried any more tricks On me
while 1 remained among them. They
failed 10 scare the 'tenderfeot. and they
also found that he could use a six
shooter too wen % be fooled with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
n Sold Books.

The talk Of Platts suit Of libel on VII
liam Allen White gave impetus 20 the
boom Whites latest book Vas having IN
Wichita and tho book stores quickly sold
out and ordered more. All ine mlsa-
zines i'm The CITY containing his vrlte-up
of the New York senator were sons ia
two daNs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
A Terrible Philosophy.

Joe Houston who likes TO think about
those things says that the most terrible
thing in philosophy is: To him shat
hath SHAH be given and 70 him that hath
not even that which he hath shall BE-
taken away He recognizes its truth.
but he saws that IL is awful.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
VIII Resume Next Year.

Wichita has not resumed the custom of
New Years call although undoubtedly
next year viii find them revived, as they
have been in the east In fact in wash
ington they have never been abandoned.
Down in Guthrie, oklahoma. the practice
has been observed for years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Queer Error of Dressmaker.

At Miss Schneitzlers wedding New
Years Night Senator James W Tapp was
sad because Mrs. Tapp was unable TO be
present at the happy event. He was tell
Ing his grievance TO Fritz Schnitzler Rev
Bruce Griffith and q reporter for the
Eagle. 1t was this way; Mrs Tapp had
handsome gown made for the occasion
and as she proceeded 10 dress she found
that the dressmaker became somewhat
mixed-up in her measurements for the
train OF the gown was more than three
inches shorter than the front That's
why Mrs. Senator Tapp was not at Miss
Schniztler wedding. This story appeal
ed strongly 70 the humor of Mr. Schnitzler
whose sides shook with laughter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
The Raced Old Miners Christmas.

The Ragged Old Miners Christmas.
That sturdy old follower OF Dave Payne
and pioneer Of the Wichita mountains
William Cooley. he who signs himself
THE Ragged Miner" IS again n his na-
tive heath. having returned from the Puff
falo exposition He writes to the Eagle
as follows about the first Christmas at
widmaa. o. T. He says:
The old and ancient custom Of our,fore-
fathers has come to pass once more. the
first one We old miners ever had the pleas
ure OF seeing or enjoying in those erand
old mountains We did not enjoy our
selves less. because we were but few ~
number. neither because We were situated
in the wild wilderness. or far away from
what Is called or termed civilization No.
indeed. we en- ioyed ourselves mora. be-
cause We felt more free from restraint.
free 10 walk on tho free son cf Uncle sam
or clint. unor those high mountain peaks.
or hin tops. where am sitting today. al
alone. writing this article-ss God the
Great Creator sits or his golden throne.
CT-he SUM. surrounded by His lights the
earth his footstooi. and the heavens his
ziorv. So ~ on the Nelson hill ever.
looking the beautiful little village % wild
4
spot could not be selected. nor rnore
charming picture 81 nature could b Paint
81 TIE water + pure. ard clear as crys-
tai issuing from the mountain Fdes-
hence no sickness prevails in our town
Casting our eyes south. ve behold 2 lerei
plain dotted here and there wiih T'usrife
trees and the soil IS covered with grass.
resting - IL were IN silence and protect
II on ne northern range % mountains.
from those cold. cutting winds = 1c aorth-
ern hlssrss ~hich zorneti1nes cccur fl this
southern CLINE. The san IS shinins bright
and warm. The wind cain ard free. The
~ ~ l. resting and chewing their c1d.
y ~ Others aTe grazing ~ tn hil tops
ana mountain sides Tie birds a7s fcE.-
ring around IN stz--h ~ food also TIE
csrnsrs. ard tirnss little ground saa.-rel.
rsIzarlr called prairie dcEs. sitting. nis-
bling TIE tsndar Erass AID storing i asa
fo- winter TIE merry voices - critiren
arc rtagiag 81 ~ ears piaFiug ~ fhe
streets harebeadet. h'ozlue their trim
pets and enjoying themselves. ar .kosEh
i seers sprins tine Yesterday reu right
have s-@n TIRE oid Ragged Ainer cigS1-E
away ea a pure ~hlte capitalized. yellow
earhonsste quartz. FREE nillsax rocs. o.
--ested % h. coat Lat sess. with sssersa
turned ~. and ire sSsat rlnE.Is ocsu
SIS cheeks. yes. digging f9f 9a'd- fzefh
Cd aaG vol4nE. ez5oFea thcnzslves 81 their
hoarzs CsiEhf TIE aacie-f Chr-zirszs
;rse was wea regfes~Htse. &C last e9e7 *
rs branches acre wesi sfgpil-d vita ;oTs
ra-fies etc. - gslai gach crualr =
8ue or ehArrsre Te-as i-di.s. fr fhe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
TALK OF
THE TOWN

man who had ever held the presidential
Office.
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500 SECOND HAND COUNTERS, SHOVE
cases, wall cases, 50 refrigerators, all sizes,
saloon sets, 6 safes, butcher and restaurant
outfits, hotel ranges, 1000 stoves from 81 up
wards, $500 soda fountain for $175. Must be
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-THE HANDSPRING IN YOUR
watch; replace it for 81. John S. Allen. 11a
Guaranty building, ground Ass L
LOST-BETWEEN DUPONT, AV AND CEN
trail high school, a silver watch and fob. Re-
turn to 1913 Dupont az S for reward
LOST-A SORREL MARE. 5 YEARS OLD;
weight ], $50 lbs. Return to A. Doke, 5lG5 Port
land av for reward. >.ss 49, ~
LOST-BETWEEN THE GUARANTY LOAN
building and Hennepin av,' on Sd ST. rolled
package Of Finnish magazine manuscripts.
Finder please return to Lentavia Lehtia (Ths
Flying Leaves) and receive reward. -, ga
Guaranty building. So. ~.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
IMPROVED ~

Gt3 IMPROVED "a ~
w. A. BARNES & CO.. 300-so2 NICoLLET
av, issue rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Real Estate Lists.
EDMUND &. WALTON's CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats of suburban lots on
application at office, 300 Hennepin ay.
s4,5O0--NEW .S-ROOM HOUSE, ON PARK
av, inside of 30th st; nothing better in the
city for the money. W. j. Bishop, GOA Bank
Of Commerce building.
ST. ANTHONY .PARK-MODERN HOUSES;
will build to suit. monthly payments. w. w.
Clark 3l3 Nicolet av, Minneapolis
}201b KENWOOD BOULEVARD WILL BE
open, Sunday; il you want frst-class home
up-to-date house, call and see it, make your
own terms. W.. j. Bishop, 6O9 Bank of Com
meree.
eeeees . 80 . . . . . . . . .
WHY PAY RENT, .
WHEN 10 PER CENT cash and small .
. monthly payments will buy a good Q
write for list. Q
. W. w. CLARK, 3ls NICoLLET. .
eeeee - 90 >ese Q Q eoe 60
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE LOTS AND
houses at st. Anthony Park Pratt 6 Field
Co., 100 Lumber Exchange. -
81, pooh, .MY-SEYEN-ROOM HOUSE AND
lot, bath, hot and cold water, barn and shed,
stone walk. Walker, 404 Century building.
81, HOUSE, COST $4,000;
near Harriet, inside 2Sth st; $1,700, new z
roomed house, Grand av;; So, 600, l0-roomed
house and barn, Harriet; modern. Davis,
817 Phoenix building.
sEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, NEARLY NEW;
city water and gas; sever in street; fine
! neighborhood; on Fremont av N; call for
particulars; 1t is cheap. Joseph Lowry, ST.
Phoenix building.
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BICYCLES


FIT YOUR WHEELS WITH JOHNSON'S 1909
tires. 81 10 to 49, Sold by first-class dealers
or ]. n. Johnson & Co., 915 Nicolet. Car
rage tires, So up.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, ONE BLUE STREAK
Tribune Inquire G. F. H., care w. S.. Mott
Co., between II and 1.
ROW BICYCLE SHOP, al AND
43 4th st S. New management. All work
guaranteed Wheels built to order. Largest
storage-room in city. Have your wheel
cleaned and put in shape for spring.
FOR SALE-ONE .LADY'S BICYCLE, IN
good repair; cash or easy payments; s12. Call
at grocery store, 300 Motor av.s
SPLENDID CHANCE-WHEEL, BUHTtT
order by frst-class firm; big discount if or
dered Immediately. Call 324 Hennepin, room
No
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

manently removed by electricity Miss Hol-
lister. 77-78 Syndicate. block. Pioneer atand
OF the northwest. Exclusive speeialiN.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

Williamson and Frank D. Merchan). patent
attorneys and solicitors; main office, No. 92S-
s35 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis.
Mimi; branch office. room 90, McGill buitd-
ing, Washington, D. G.
p ATENT-Protect your ideas. No allowances,
no fee. Consultation free. Est. 1864 Milo
B. Stevens g. Co., 63S 18th st. Washington .Cl
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

AND WOODWORKING
Machinery-Largest stock In the northwest;
Northern Machinery Co.. PIT Sd st s. Mpls.
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FARM LANDS,

| NORTH. 'DAKO TA-Thirty 600 good selected
quarters, taken under foreclosures, in 5Sar-
gent, Ransom, Dckey and Lamoure counties.
Will deliver the bunch at prices affording fine
speculation, or sell separately. Examples:
Fine, well-located quarter, in Dickey, 81, 200.
! Three 60 good ones in Lamoure, $1,000 each
GRAND FORKS coUNTY-Two (2j quarters
for cS So az 9o aeSs acres ans
GRIGGs, COUNTY-s4o acres, wild, $40 acre.
MCINTOSH COUNTY-Dozen good quarters,
! sTUTsMAN CoUNrY-s,s4o acres, ine, cas-
tern part, $3.50 acre.
!. SOUTH. DAKOTA-About 100 selected quar-
tiers taken under foreclosures, located in cen
MCPHERSON COUNTYlHave 81 fine quar-
GRANT Northumberland quarter,
KINGsBURY coUNTY-Fine Quarter, 81, 700
MINER :coUNIY-Good quarter, ST. 800; good
800, $4,000 ,.!> - 81, :. ) II K. IL 4 . ss-.r
| Observation-Disclosures quarter in Wa
dema county, 81, 200. One in Becker county
S1.2S0. One in Benton county, 81, 200 ~
For legal descriptions and prices. write
L.%W. PIERCE, NO. 300 CENTURY BUILD
80 49,. ING, MINNEAPOLIS. .ssv-.
FARM FOR SALE-AN, sIMPROVED5gFARM
of 100 acres in Sargent county, North. Dakota
This farm is, well located, very good soil,
and Will make some one fine % home eG It
dresssW. A. White, 1917 Stevens av Minneap-
oils. No agents need answer.
100, ALL PLOW LAND, RICHLAND- COUN-
ty, North Dakota, 50 per acre. 800, best land
in Lamoure county at Sc; good land; special
bargains; sheep RANCH stock farm or hard
wood. #. D. Dibble. 40Lumber Exchange.
WANTED AND .EWoMEN 20 TAKE
up free homesteads; as fine soilgas tere sin
state Of Minnesotasu Fossinformations scall at
room Fl, Loan and Trust Bldg. "A. Papst.
| W@..N1NHH19 01S8S31VA4@98
8 THE A. G.+.WHTTNEY tLANDsgANDs2@
8 Loan company, st. 5Ciou Mimi IS has %
Choice 's farm lands IN Mini Mnnes sofas ana
North Dakota. Write Tor maps and 9
8 lists. ~. E 8 ~ @
400 ACRES, ADJOINING RAILRoAp,- 80
miles west Duluth; SO, half cash; retails S.;
timber thereon sell Sc. Ashley Mears,s Min
neapolis. 1s,e5sq..z ,
80 ACRES ON CHARMING LAKBIPEPIN,
in Pepin county, Wisconsin. only one mile
acres under high state of cultivation balance
meadow; will cut 500 tons of hay, which can
be sold on the ground for s. per ton; $40 per per
day. E.-sF. Lambert. Western Lands and
Mortgages. 1923 Guaranty building, Mime
apolis. IL. -.
s.. FOURTH CASH. GOOD FARMING
acres Minnesota ); iron mine near sold 100000;
chance hereon When stumps. decay, worth
| $50. Adinterim produce two tons hay, retail
| at $1S. Ashley Mears. s,.l..SSs5sys Is.s Is. 81
! WHAT PAYS? STOCK BAYS
! Well, guess. III acre stock ranch; best
one in South !. Dakota; - buildings; I stream
spring; 300 acres fenced, .27o. ploWed half
mile to town = 25 per acre land adjoining sold
| at $3.50 at auction; held SsQ,all round; 81 900
cash. balance ten years times 5 per cent
Will take farm off your hands In two years,
$780, IL sick OF your bargain. Best farm best
proved; nice creek; good shelter; ideal farm
| In Wisconsin, between 81, Paul and Duluth (;
So spers acre.: See 1t ]: soasn 1t lin a
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FURRIERs

FUR TANNER-FURS DRESSED IN FIRST
class order H. NJ. Taubert, 625 Bryant av N
FUR WORK MALL BRANCHES-A. REL
NER, Is 9th ST S. BOTH PHONES.
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BOARD AND IS ROOMS


WANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN TO OCCUPY
handsome residence with young couple; CEN
trail and exceptionally desirable. Address
| S036. Journal. - - "
TWO SINGLE ROOMS, WITH FIRsT-CLAss
board; steam heat A few table boarders ac-
leommodated. $40 Sth st S.
I NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR FOR
rent with board Modern house. Reason
able rates. 201 18th st S.
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~N~~~%~>>~~~~~.~
LADIES IN DOUBT. PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. BLY,, n 4th st S. New book, Csc.
ELITE BATH PARLoRs, s26 HE .1NEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet ans
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant
LADIES-$500@ REWARD FOR A CASE OF
obstinate suppression, any cause, my Month
ly Regulator fails to relieve; mail; harmless,
veg. safe, sure, how long suppressed. DR..
Jackson R. Co., r.. S12, 167 Dearborn, Chicago
MRS. F. G. MCKAY, OsTEOPATH AND SCI
entific massuese, may be consulted hereafter
during the hours to H. to 6, at her office,
412 Nicollet ay. -
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WANT ADS ON PAGES 10. and III
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-FIRST CLASS THREE-CHAIR
barber shop, with q fine business, in q town
Of 1000; will sell cheap for cash. Address Z.
G. Leonard, Window, MINI. r.
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FLAT OF THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR
partly furnished; also two single rooms; am
pie closets: in, modern brick block: rent
reasonable. 143 Lyndale ay N, near Bryn
MaWr car line -..-ttt so. ..., s..,.
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zee THE SAVINGS BANK OF MINNIE
zee apolis pays s per cent; interest begins
90 April /; time deposits; special; per
cent afterwards. :, ADAM Hannah. treasurer,
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STORAGE

~~~~~~~~~~~~~->~~~ ~~>>~><~~~~~~>~@~~SN~
REALTY CO., 10S list av n. Tel. Main 2062 J..
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor.
ing household goods; packing for storage and
Sd st Telephone. Main 6o6 both exchanges.
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PIANOS-BARGAINs IN. USED, PIANOS,
IS to 81 monthly; three uprghts, 800, ss5, $500;
| Vose upright, s165; Chickerng piano, SIPS;
| three square pianos, s25, IS, $45. New pianos
for rent, $3.50 and "a month. One year s
| rent allowed if purchased, Foster &C =Waldo,
| 80 5th st S. corner NicolIet. =
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CLAIRvoYANTS

.~~~~~~-~~-o~o~
MRS. JACOBS, THE WELL-KNOWN
clairvoyant and business medium, can be
consulted daily on all affairs of life. $40
Sd av S. ~
ELISE LAMONT, RELIABLE CLAIRVOY-
ant and palmist. Advice on love- marriage,
business. speculation. ETC.. Absolute salts
faction. 629 LIST av S, fat s.
MRS MANEW.ELL GIVES READINGS
daily, 9 to p M 6205a Nicollet. room A.
NINE. PERKINS, CLAIRVOYANT, PALM
ist and card reader. Readings always satis-
factory Hours, a. M. to Z p. M. 507 lat
av S, upstairs.
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PARTY WITH AMPLE CAPITAL WISHES
to purchase permanent waterpower, 1000 to
G,000 H. P, for improvement where same will
be in demand for manufacturing purposes.
Address full particulars, 1864. Journal.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN-
cry moved; household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packersa Boyd Transfer$and Storage Co., 46
S Sd st. Telephone, Main SOC, both companies
THE NJ P. d. delivers packages. In the city,
-1Oc; st. Paul, 15c.: Is 7th SITS. ssTet 1926 i.
CENTRAL FUEL AND TRANSFER; co..
moving and storage; large vans, careful men,
prompt service. II 4th st NJ Tee Tel, 1903;
main 3242z LIZ. 80 sNSEtft SsSiszSF%a 81
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Largest and finest vans: for moving. Expert
packers. 200 Nfcollet. Tel, N. W., Main
1908; T. G., 1908 or 1873. Res, T. G. 1924. ~
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DYEING AND CLEANING

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. A. HOR-
nung Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est, largest and best dry cleaning estab lish-
ment west OF New York. 242 and 522 Nicollet
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, - PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out -of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nicol-
let. Telephone 1875. :
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, 1913 Hennepn av: both phones.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-25

EVERETT, WASH = THE GREATEST,
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-25

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tie fruit farm in northwestern Arkansas; ). 60
acres; 40 acres under cultivation, 20 acres fine
oak timber; good buildings; all fenced. 21a
acres bearing peach trees, 21a acres. straw
about 5000 population; good neighborhood,
schools, ETC.; any one eau make good money
raising early fruits and vegetables for north
merchandise or live stock. climate pleasant
and healthy; price 81, 400 cash. or exchange
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