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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18

tniipfen, folsn i6m ben @es in's SEM
feits ebnen, pber aud bas 3iel ieiner
WiinfGe, feines Strebens auf @rben
perpirtlifen.
Ilit Der 5iirIorse Inn bas Seelens
beil bes 8erbli@enen bort bic Gorge
fir Iein babinseid punoen irbif9
She'll nidt auf. Der Gultus Der
2iebe fir bic Sobten ldbt lie ni6t
fangs unb flansIps Der Groe iiberges
ben. Sn biiiterer 6eisrlidteit pplSiebt
fi9 bic traurige geremonie. Rair
mem Der 8erblidene ieIbit Ii9 alien
prunt auf ieinem leBten @ause perbe>
ten bat, Derai9tst feline llmgebung bars
auf; ionft raft aud Der &ermite feline
Spdrpfennise 5uIammen, I'm feine2tez
ben piiroie gu ~be9raben. limb bat lie
bic peite Stabt Der sObten aufgenoms
men, Tinb bic 8rdnSe psrpeltt, bic
ShIeifen BON @inb uno Resen perz
blaBt, bann baut @rinnerune ein0enfs
NAL uuf; bier elm beIGeiben 8reu5Iein,
bort elm prd6tises Munument, bas
ben ipGten 9eidledtern nod erSdbIen
fo1, fper Der Sobte unb mas sr ben
@einen sefpeIen. @ber ni9t nur bic
SamilienmiteIieber furgen in biefer
@siie fir ihre @ngeb0rteen; au9 bic
@tdote, bic Staten finb beitrebt, ben
Selben auf benz artegsfelb unb i'm
Ssrieben, BEN &iinitlern uns @elebrten
toiirbise 9entmGler gu feben uno 10
ben Rubm Der @roBen unb bamit unz
auslSI9li6 berbunben ben tes Batter
Icnbes Der Ra6ipslt gu erbalten.
g~eIonbers reid an berrli6sn 9ifb>
fperten 1T Der Wiener Central s5riebz
bof; bic BON Der Stabt seItifteten Gbs
renoentmdlsr fir ibre groBen unb be-
beutenben Mitbiirser Iinb rpeltberiibmt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18

Srgenbpoa u fgrben Mrs
in iebem Monat 9streibe seerntet. Sm
Sanuar pirb in Irssntinien nnb aut
Rsuiselano Der Dei3en seidnitten; in
5ebrudr unb MGra beginnt bic grnte
Der Jslbfiirdts in Weiinbieu unb De
s1pten. Sn 2leinaisn. Perfien uno
auf Guba III Der 4pril Der @rntemos
nat, pGbrenb i'm Wai bic Sapaner
unb Gbinei.n ernten. SIN SUM unS
Suli ertlinst bic SenIe in Sioeuropd
unb Siibamerita. unb i'm Qusuf.
fdpanten BEL uns unb in Dsuti9lono
bic I&ip.rbelaosnen mdeen berSdeuer
su. Sir S9peoeu : Nprtpesen fino
September uno October Grntemonats,
fir Gibafrita unb Peru lit es Der Ros
pember, unb in einiaen 9esenben
GuRralieus ernttt man i'm December.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18

@tnlubune nihf gar gu bieler, aber
PATHFINDER MenTden, gu elmer Safe
&affee ober Shoe nm flint llbr, bate
bod pirfli9 feline = Sdreden, fpenr
man piiBte. baB man na9 9elieben GEE
fen biirfte, fpdteitens UNI febsn llbr,
unb bdb man dnregenbe l~lnterbdltung
fGnbe. Oafir gu forsen. TT a~lIsrbinss
fir munde SausfrGuen ibfpieriger als
ales anbere. sic fufen bdrum bic 20z
flung Der Srase nab Der mdterieIlen
Gette. 60 entiteben bann bic 9affees
unb Sbees, tporin fi9 bic Sudden nit
ben Sorten. ben fifteen Speiien lnb
ben feiren 8utterbroten in ununters
brofsner Reibenfolge ubIDfen, unb bic
Menfden ftunbenIans ousbdlten mills
fen, I'M nur ar bieIen SeniiFsn ses
re6t 5u perDen.
8or alien Dineen fperre man feline
@dite nift fir bic Sauer zines garls
gen Naamtttaes in bas Spetfeaimmer
Elm. Gin 2otalipeaiel belebt bieStim=
muns oft punbsrbar, bic @eielf9aft
Tam ii9 baburd NAL pieber aRbers
gruppiren, Bidder ober Mappen seben
Stoff our llnterbaltung. gm beften
lit es freili9, tpenu ii9 liebenspiirbise
&iinitler ober Oitettanten bereit fins
ben laFen, ibrs Nebenmsnf6en NIT
Muiit unb @eians 5u erfreuen
tpirtli9 81 erfreuen. Nur aus 96fli4z
felt forbere man aber niGt 81 5peiz
feIbaftsn 2eiitungen auf. brdnge aud
nidt ki ernftbafter Deiserung; bic
pa6re Sersensb0fIi9teit, Der Satt per=
lanst, bdB man niemanb our unfreiz
piaisen @rbeiterung Der 9eieai9aft
benlbe.
Die 9etpirtbung FoI peher poltoma
men Nebenfdde iein, nod ii9 aufs
brin9li9 bemertbar MAIDEN. 8eibes 1T
b%slsibisenb fir bic @dfte. 9Gaubt
man, ii9 itreng an irgenb cine pebantts
IGe ober iibertriebsne 2dnbesiitte bals
ten gu miiFen, 10 fpunbere man fi9
na9ber aub ni9t, .tpenn babel cine
lanbesibli6e 2a~nsetpeile 6erauss
fommt.
Die bette 8elebuns elmer @efeGs
fdaft 1T Speitens elm Pfdubersenis,
bas dnreeeno pirtt, obns imner felbit
bas sroBe Wort gu fiibrsn. 2eiber,
leiber finben aber piele Srdusn nur,
baB fie iid amiiiirt baben, ipenn ie
aaein eeb0rt purben. Sd. ftnb benin
aud bieienigen, bic Muiif= unb fen=
itige @ortrdge nir dls ftorenbes 9es
rGuf9 betra6ten unb alIein bds pIGts
i9ern ibrer Rebe b6ren pplen.
Ousesen eibt es elm Rabitalmittel.
gs beibt: Ginmdf uno nidt tpieber!
9dnn man bies unberg.idlide Mits
tel gesen IanepeiIise 2eute unb per-
borbene Stimming aus irsenb einem
@run6e ni6t a~nfpenbsS 10 perfude
man gar ni6t, fe beFern gu polen,
Tonbern made lie in irgenb einem traus
li6en @d6en nit elm paar slei6ges
Itimmten Sselen uni9dbIi9.
SIN grOBen @anSen fpiegslt bic
Stimmung elmer @eienf9dft 9etrsus
lid ben Gbarattsr bes guftlifen Sau>
Tes tpieber. Sc gibt Sdufer, mo es
INNER Iungpeilig. pomptaft f4ptrs
fdlig, anbere, ipo es INNER pergniigt
susebt. Der Son i4eint in Der 2uft
81 lieseu.
@ir IeI6It alTo baben es in Der
Sarb, bic berIdrieenen Saffee> unb
disqualification tpieoer in beiieren
Ruf gu brinsen. 6reili9 toItet bus
Elm iperig mebr Ra6benten, uls bisber
bas gsitellen beim Gonoitor erforberte,
unb mdn6maI au9 ben Wutb, nit dls
len iiberlieferteH Srubitionen gu bres
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18
R o5drts@ 3 m q |.

run9sitdtte espibmet perben folIte.
Sr. Der e9teite bon allen!
limb 10 erbebt ii9 Elm f90nes Oents
NAL, benz Initerblifen @enius ses
peiht. inmitten bes itiuen pldb6ers,
ous rings bic Numen Der Soripbden
Der Diener Muiit aeiet.
limb peiter ~fpanpern mir. Der Rpz
Oembertag gebt CUR Riiite; nod Elm
raider Sang iiber bas ipeite 2eiden,
felb = bier Der Obelist Der WGr8ges
fdllenen, bort bds impofdnte @rab>
benfmal Der Spfer Oes Ringtbeuterz
branbes uno baneben arsu5 on
Sreua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18

unb amerlins, Der beriibmts portrdts
mailer Nlt Wiens. Beethoven unb
SCHUBERT finb bier begraben, Der ernite
@lud unb Der ni9t nur in @ien uns
perseBli9e Sobann Straub. Sc febs
len ni9t bic 8ertrster Der lei9tges
f9iir5ten Mhiie, Miu6der unb Suppe,
ni6t Der erite Biirsermeiiter bes pers
faHunestreuen Wien, Batter 3elinta
unb feline 9attin Monitd. Sc 1T elm
Wiener Sriebbof, unb bic Stabt Wisn
bat ibre Sobten seebrt bur9 prG9tiee
@rabmGlsr. bon &initIerbanb sss
f9affen.
@iele, bic bier liesen, ipdren lGne9
beimobert, als Der @iener Central
Triebbof ppr Runmebr breibig Sabren
erOffnet purbe. Grommss @ebenten,
bas pietdtpole 9ebiirfnib, bic Sobten
gu ebren, bat iie aus alien Wiener
3ir6b6fen a~userdbsn laiIen gu ipds
ter @brung. @inen fpnnte ma ni9t
finben; mo liegen MoSarts @ebeine2
Gr aber burfte nidt febIen, no Wis,
ner 9iinitIern cine bleibenbe Crime,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18

@ubsftdtte 1T Der Diener : gsntraIs
Griebbof.
aommt man bur9 bas Saupttbor
auf ben Griebbof, 70 Bat man baIo bic
@rtaben Dor ii9 nit ibren prddtpoaen
@ruftbentmdlern. Sier ~gelansen mir
aud 81 ben Gbrengrdbern.
aluf allen 9ebieten bes 2ebens bds
ben Fs Ii9 betbGtist. bic Mdnnsr, bic
fi9 bier 5uiammengefunber. !Sier lies
gen bic Grbduer bes reuen @ien; biez
5es @rubmaI bedt ben sroBen 8oItsz
biGter Mnaengruber. bort lit Der @rs
bauer Der Semmeringbabn, bieIes
Wunberpertes menf9lid.n @rfin.
bunssseiftes, our Hube sebettet. Ster
rubt 8ausrnFelO, Der Wierter MriItp.
planes, unb Neftrop, Der Satpriter.
Martart, Der lebensfreubig. Maler,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18

s.bt fonIt benz Msnfdsn aus benz
Weas, absr ansei4oHen tpenbet ct iid
gesen feinen Ingreifer. S6on 10
monder Glepbuntenidgsr bat babel
iein 2eben %perlprtn.
Die 9etpobner bes 2anbes, bic Was
pogoro iinb elm friebIiebsnber @oltss
itdmm. sic bdbsn niemals Rritsss
siiss in bic umlisssnben Gtbiete unter.
nommsn. Wobl ftnb ie felbit bon
ben Mafiti unb Mabebe otter liberals
len pprben; bd aber bic D5rfer in
llpogoro meift bintsr ben nit Dornen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18

Sgel tU u u y ppH oulleH u
8du5Deden.
tii6tise 9olSdrbeitsr. Wenn man
fiebt, nit fpelder @eI9idli9teit unb
S9nelisteit biefe 5arbissn fi9 ibrs
9oote. @inbGume aus einem Stamm,
unb 5par nit CANA t~leinen. msiit Tefbit
gefdmiebeten 9eilen sure6tbauer. 10
muB man ftaunen. Gs gibt 8oote,
tporin 40 Mann Plab babsn. aud
nit Sage unb 9pbel lernt Der Rsser
fdneu arbeiten. 8ei benz 9au Der
Citation Nubense purbe fdmmtlides
8aubplS in Der NGbe eeIdlas,n unb
BON ben f9tpdraen @olbaten @btarD
unter @nleituns Der @uropder bearbeis
tet; aud bic Senfter. Sbiiren unb
Sreppen finb bon S9parsen berge.
itent iporben. Sn elmer unierer gb,
bilbungen feben mir, tpte bic 9aIfsn
gu 8au5ipeden berseri9tet iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18
9es SubtIaum.
Bon Gilbert Roberid.


Du Greifin. sebiidt unb be6enb,
Wobl adtsis Sabre nun -
Sog' an, mas bait bu Iebenb
SIN 5riebhof nod gu tbun.
Mnidbrli9 am Spbestase
S6miidt tie ibres 2isbften 9rab,
SIM tpeinenben @use bic Srdss:
Mann barf i9 gu Dir binab9
limb beute NIT bliibenben Rofen,
Dos Ser5 ppu Sebnfu6tsquaL
Sn 2iebe, ber panbelloien,
&ommt iie gum fiinf5isiten Nul.
Gs tlinst tpie elm Sebeum
Self bur9 ben Sonnenidetn,
@s feiern elm Subildum
Ser Sreue Gnselein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18

1. S9napsbruber: rWus feblt Dir
beute2" = 2. S9nupsbruber: nga,
BENT Dir, ipie i9 eben briiben in benz
Sduie feften mill. iteb i'd pI0BIi9 eis
mem Sdubmann eegeniiber. Sn Der
@erlpirrung bitt' t4 nm elm @las
@dFer.. 80. bleibt Der 8erl ipa6rbaftis
bsi mir iteben, Bis ids uussetruntenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18
u eberraf&tnbs M

q Gin Der 3neips: ~Dar benn Der
aIte, tuubitumme 80ttdermeiitsr beute
nod ni6t bisr2" = 9. DER bic 9es
ipobnbeit bat. teinen GnOeren gu Wor.
te tpmmen gu lafen): sWas. taubs
Itumm lit ber9.. -. Mit benz unter6alte
i'd mid bod isben Sag msbrere StRns
benz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-18
s mer ser It reut I.

prpfeFDr: sd peiB nidt. mas bus
lift: iortfpdbrenb rieIelt's mir eistdlt
Rem Riiden binab.. bas piro Dieoer
elm S9nupfen perbenl"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
The
Ctr s
WHEN THE
WORM TURNED

Copyright 1902. by G. 3. Lews.l
"Davc. ar' 20 gwinc to beat me. same
as all the rest of the men around yere
beat their Wiiain:'
Reckon So" he replied.
"But want to tell yo' befo' we git
married that yo'yo' hadn't better"
"Why?'
''Kase I won't abide it."
.Shco. Shoo"'
"Kase if yo' ever wallop me I'll dun
have yo'r life fur shore
Then mebbe I WON'T he said.
The next day they We're married. and
Linda went TO the new shack" three
carried with her. and there were no
gooGbys us she left the tumble down
old cabin in which she w::*s born. They
were probably as happy as the average
squattcr bride and groom, and had it
not been fer one thing Dave might
have smiled oftener. Linda had warn
cd him before their marriage that he
must not beat her. Wife beating, at
least in that community. was a com
mon thing. and most Of the women
submitted to it without protest. NO
sluatter felt his position as boss" Sc
cure unless he had applied the rod to
his wife's back. Dave had been adj
vsed hy his father and grandfather to
fall into linr. and when Il month had
gone nv and he could not say that he
had vet beaten his hrite ian was in dam
GER OF being looked down upon in con.
tempt There had been no cause to
strike her. and yet it ranked that she
had warned aad deiied him. HI,
thought the thing over until he finally
got t. feel that he must either switch
her or give Cp any claim to being the
head of The house and he set til" day
and hour of her humiliation. She WAS
sweeping the dirt floor with a broom
made of twiys when he entered th..
cabin with a switch in his hand and
said:
Linda. I'm goin' to wa!lop yo."
"W'hat fur" she ASKED.
".;est TO wallop. Come over we're"
''Dave. do yo' remember what dun
tod yo' befo' we wAs iliarried: she
asked as she stood before him.
"Rcckon | do. but that uoH't count
shall wHliop yo' mighty hard
"Eetter not.
"r,hOo Sh. o.'
And he seized her arm with his left
hand and held her in place while be
used the switch over her shoulders ,!n-
til it was worn ont. She dd not stru&-
Gle Or cry out. With pale face and SET
teeth she tcol; her punishment as if in
sepsibie to pain. but there WAS Il look
IL her eyes that made the young has
baud uneasy. I!e tried to make lin
self believe that he had done his duty
ana that the whipping would in some
way have grea. moral effect on the
frecklp faced wouan who had received
Il. but he came to almost wish be
hadn't done II Even when lis IL
,hey praised him for the stand he hao
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
T')hl:t: Y Y. sTo8v :: :; :;

taken the words aroused no gratiica.
ton. and when his mother added that
Linda wouldn't feel above her bettera
now Dave WINGED at the thought Of her
humiliation. AS for her threat he
scarcely gave it thought. Linda was
quiet. even spoken and appeared to be
without temper. He did not know hu.
man nature we'll enough to know that
such people are the most cruel and I'LL.
forgiving. Three days passed. and
there had been no outbreak. The hus.
band could not tell from Linda's looks
and actions whether she had been hum
bled or still defed him. Then he woke
up one morning TO find himself tied
hand and foot tc the bed. Linda had
prepared break fast and sat down to it
alGue
"What's this fussin' about?" de-
ma an,!nd Dave as he found himself
helpesS
Tiled up." briefly replied Linda.
But what fur"
"kase I'm ewine to have yo'r life
fur waIlopin me | dun told yo."
The man was no coward even though
wife beater His cheek paled and
his blood chilled at her words. She
spoke without passion. and there was
cause for fear.
"And yo'r gwine to kill me?" he ask
ed AS She ate her food without the
slightest sign OF nervousness.
Eur shore. dun told vo'. but 20
waloped me"
Put don't my pop wallop? Don't
yo'r pop walop: Don't jim Renshaw
and rom Carter and ,loe Hazen wal
iop:'
Makes NO difference"
~ hen I'm sorry"
"M"kes no difference"
Dave saw that Linda was implaca.
ble Even with the chill of fear at hio
! heart he had to smile at her originality.
Here was a squatter's daughter with
independence here slip Of a wife
who objected to the switch. here
woman seeking revenge for what she
called her humiliation. but which other
women locked upon as part OF the
routine. She was truly novelty. 9th.
or women would have stormed and
wept. Linda was calm and quiet. He
had said he was sorry. and he really
was. but he decided as he lay there
and watched the wonian's impassive
| face that he would switch her agai"
as soon as he 90; loose. His dignity
demanded that. When he had come to
this conclusion. he said:
Linda unite me.
Cant do IT," she replied.
"I'n wallop 20 ag'in and wallop ~
powerful hard
But 70 wont. Better cit ready
"Yo amt gwine to Kill inc: he ar",
ed as she showed back frolii TIE tahia
at last.
"t;ot to. | dun teld yo'.'
Put they'll! hang 20 Linda"
Il Cont keer.
1t was she herself that gave i..o::.l6
! ton OF tie murder and there Has -
,rate OF eXti:ei..eAt about her W.tfD
size confessed tel crime.
ii. QC AIt,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
STILL ALIVE.


That this is a fact is fully dem
onstratcd by the amount of bust
ness We are doing end the way
IN which we are doing it. ! want
Your wheels to repair, SO if you
VIII give me trial, l am con-
NlAced thai can keep your trade.
W. e. LIViNGOOC,
217 W. Second Ave
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
:; DE iate eyaneelist. N0Gt

me late evangelist Moody was d
f.lm believer n newspaper advert.
ing. lle used to say q doa't belieTs
a9y r.aa nec3 preach 70 empty pewA
.sa.-- -. Put rotiac il the paper"
-!,5feea.a H.. 81.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28

Trying Ia get sc:i} NJ Ia 2ethi1a
an~ eetcfne tbs r'cst for son. nome,
&c two ai>roefr5 nro"0s;t;a@s AdveH-
Il - H,.ae icn6e. Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28

Spaamodic adgesti ing i. cheaper
in doI24e 2ni cents. t&; Is rcsait7
r. . 1cts 20, ;in~i>- less Shoe and
!-c&...e. Gaz@ttc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
Flow Are ye,,r Ksi;rcyss

Dr Hobs sparaes '1t.'s c,'reall kdney ills ss.ss
e .ree. Add ftG "li' tuedy Go. G.IG42o or Ny
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
General Offices III Pine St.,


Reliable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-28
Surplus

Surplus,
-. coo. .ooO. s., 100000
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-17
AFTER The READING R.R.
A STORY FROM WALL STREET
The Charge Is Made That Stock job
bing Is Back of the Coal
...g... v.E- Strike. H -....
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. 5EE
philadelphia, Pa, July lit seems
that the fight for control of the Reading
railroad has something to do with the
strike of the coal miners. This fight, 1t
is currently reported, is being waged by
the Goulds, the Pennsylvania railroad and
the Observation-Disclosures interests, all of
which are more of less antagonistic. If
the Gouids can obtain control of Reading,
they will have as fine an entrance to New
York city as the Pennsylvania road now
has. Money is being put out freely in
this contest.
Prior to the inaugural ion of the coal
strike, Reading railroad stock was soar
Ing upward on account of the struggle re-
ferred to and the widely disseminated be-
lief in the future increasing value Of the
property. If no strike had occurred, the
situation would have forced Reading
stock beyond all records and possibly
precipitated panic. Knowing that a
strike of the miners was inevitable sooner
or later, the interests fighting for per-
manent control of Reading were not
averse to a strike at the time that 1T
occurred, as they believed 1t would tend
to release much of the Reading stock
that was being held for higher prices.
This, 1t is said, actually happened Short
ly after the strike was under way, a
large amount of Reading stock came
from its hiding places and changed hands,
being eagerly bought by one Of the three
interests desiring to secure control.
1t has often been remarked in Wall
street that strike Of the coal miners
could not take place unless stock jobbing
was at the bottom of it, and the history
of the present strike would appear to
bear out the idea.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-17
FURRIERS

A REINER, PRACTICAL EUFsRIER, Is 9th
st S. Furs stored and Insured at lowest
stored tree OF charge. Old otter garments
dyed seal color; guaranteed not ito crock.
Eaded mink garments blended. restoring coll
or: old seal garments redyed to look like
new; all work at summer prices. Orders
taken for new garments at special prices
during summer months Both phones. Ref
erences: GerInania bank. E. G.. Walton.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-17
beautiful Isle Royale.

Special rates twice week to beautiful
isle Royale. Most popular excursion on
Lake Superior. Information and tickets
at City Ticket Office, " d. Jones, G. P.
& r, A., 800 Nicollet Ave-, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-17
Teachers Excursions After the Con
= @" vention.

For the benefit of visiting teachers, the
Great Northern Railway makes rate OF
one fare for round trips to points In Min
aesota, North and South Dakota. Tick
cts, with q few exceptions, good until
September 18th. Round trips to Mon
fana, Idaho and Kootenai points and to
Epokane, $4,000; Seattle, Everett, Tacoma,
Victoria, Vancouver, and Pacific Coast
points, $45. 90. Further information at
hreat Northern City Ticket Office, v. D.
zones, g. P. & T. A., 800 Nioollet Ave,
Minnaapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-17
CLArRvoYANTs


MRS. HALL, TRANCE MEDIUM, TELLS
your name; gives advice on all matters OF
Importance; mo- questions asked; all work
guaranteed. AZ 7th st 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-17
BUSINESS SPECIALS

s~~SS%S~%1SN~S~@S-S~~ SS<Ss~S~S-SSSSSo
SUPERFLUoUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC, PER-
mansntiy renewed by electricity. Miss Hoi-
lister, 77-7S Syndicate block. Pinnear stand
OF the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-17
HORSES, cARRIAGEs-wANTED

WANTDD-GoOD DRIVING TEAM, HAIR
ness ana carriage or automobile. In ex-
change for equity in first-class Minnesota
farm land. 4625, Journal.
WANTED-TO RENT a NICE HORSE AND
buggy to use in city two or three days in
week. Reasonable. Write to Fred Harding,
21 9Th st N, city.
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pYEING AND CLEANING

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS, A. HoR-
nung. Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est, largest and best dry cleaning establish
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 816 Nicol-
let. Telephone 1876 Sl..-. -, L
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work, 723 Hennepin av; both phones.
THE PANTORTUM, s27-7 NICOLLET Av-.
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners; men 8
snifs French dry cleaned. 81 80. y
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ANNOUNCEMENTS A

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MISUNDERSTANDING SALE PICTURES, OIL.
paintings, pictures left 50 days, portrait
franes, quick selling prices; headquarters for
framing pi6tures cheap. zesbauEh, IA 9th
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HORSES. CARRIAGES-FOR SALE

WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAST, 4ls Sd ST
S-Horses, harness, wagons, buggies, rubber
tired runabouts and Stanhopes; new work ex-
changed for old; largest line In city. Tele-
phone 2702 J3. Main.
KELLEY & ZIMMERMAN. SALE STABLE,
1923 Washington aN N. Consignment OF horses
from Watertown.: Minns One pair Of bay
coach horses, Weighing $500 pounds; one par
can show three minute clip. Eight head OF
railroad horses;S one pair mules, weighing
2,SOO pounds. All above stock must be; sold
to close the estate of James Warren. de-
ceased.
FROST & CO.'S SALE STABLES, HEAD
quarters for the sale Of all classes Of horses.
4 large assortment always on hand. Part
time and guarantee given. IL I'd ct N. -
HORSES, HORsBs-A LARGE AND WELL
selected stock of chunks, draft and business
horses constantly on hand, also nicely edu-
Gated geptlemen's roadsters, family horses,
western horses and nice saddle ponies. VISIT
our mammoth stables before buying else
where: Every horse guaranteed as repre-.
sented Part time given If desired. Barrett
& Zimmerman, the snorthwest's largest horse
dealers, Midway, St: Paul, MINI. - -. -.
. X - = = PONIES. PONIES. -~aass ..r.5 =
: Fifty head Of well broken and handsome
Indian ponies. These are not little Shetlands,
but ponies for the boys and girls. at $2o and
up. Barrett Zimmerman, Midway Horse
Market, ST. Paul, MINI.
FOR sALE-NEARLY NEW. HIGH-GRADE
StanhOp6 surrey, TaDDcE Tires, . oaI SaiA. az
Hedderly & McCracken,s.
BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
harnesses and collars; all kinds Of fly nets
cheap. Cent. Market Harness Co.. 62S I'd ay n.
HORSE AND PHAEToN FOR sALE-A
good, blooded driving mare; good, full
leather-top phaeton, very cheap. VIII take
a first-class, high-grade bicycle In part pay
ment 1901 9Th st. Sc. ]. H. = . :.
A GOOD GENERAL: PURPOSE AND LADY,
driving horse; color, light gray; PRICE $6b'
Call evenings. 1853 Raymond av, st. An
thony Park. -: -
A NO. / FAMILY COW TO EXCHANGE FOR
a good horse, about /, 300 or more. Will pay
difference. 3124 Emerson ay s.
FOR sALEEFINE DRIVING HORSE;
weight 1880. This Is no plug. Must sell
this week; going to leave town Monday. lii
Adams st NE. ) - - r., : IA
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BRIGHT BAY
driving mare; city broke, sound and standard
bred;a weighs 100. Price, $220 Address
1862 Journal
FOR sALE-DELIVERY WAGON, s36. SEE
it at Downham Carriage Co.'S, No. 216 9Th S,
S. C. F.. Witt, owner. =
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Deaths.

gadler-John c.. Asbury hospital, 81 years.
Randernere-Bay, 2814 Twenty eighth avenue
s, months.
schneider-Martha, 1900 Fourth street N, 1
year. --
Ranstrom-Frank, 2907 Twenty sixth street,
16 years. e- -
Johnson-Matilda, city hospital, SO years.
Sanrson--vernon. St. Barnabas hospital 1S
years.
fones-Cora, ST. Barnabas hospital, "a years.
Ratson--Henry, city hospital, 40 years.
Malvin-Thonas--St. Marys hospital, 20 years
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WANTED--TO. RENT
STORAGE
PATENT ATTORNEYS


WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES r.
Williamson ana fIank =. IN! MereaanI, patent ten
935 Guaranty Loan building. Minneapolis,
MINI, branch Office, room So, McGiIl build
ing, Washington, ID. q s1
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FOR sALE-LARGE FRESH DUR
ham COW and calf. rich and heavy mdlker: