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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22


"GLADIE's GLEN"-sTRANGE ROMANCE;
S. D.
.sECOND-HAND STORE FRONT FOR SALE
cheap. Apply ITO It'll st or 600 N. Y: Life
building. 4-
with full length mirror, for So: also infant
goo cart for "a. Address 5000, Journal.
$3.50 WORTH CT FURNITURE, NEW, FOR
S10e; leaving city. 80 E 18th st, second floor
FOR -sALE-HAND-M BUGGY, NEAR
ly new; refrigerator, been very little-used, is
good as new; gasclene stove and lawn. mower
1871 Western av.
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK-WHATF Is
left of contents of house, 4S9 Holly av, St
Paul, regardless of cost; solid mahogany Dav-
export, four brass beds and hair mattresses
box springs, large fine hand7carved mahog-
any leather chars and rockers; golden oaf
dining-room set, paror set, oak leather couch
NEW ROW BOATS, WHITE GAsOLENE
launches, boat flags, whistles and other equip.
ment. Globe Iron Works Co., 2422 University
av Sc.
LUMBER FROM BUILDING, 4th ST AMI
10th av S, 2x6, 2xs flooring and boards; prices
right; bring team and haul 1t away. Ground
must be cleared.
THIRTY VOLUMES THE 5. WORLDS
nal cost. 8107, Journal. -
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER. NO. 9, IN
good condition, for sale cheap, will REM
at 81. % per month. S165, Journal.
FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS, BOOK
rase, bedroom sets, stoves, chairs, dining
table, ETC. 1924 eth av S.
HEADQUARTERS OFFICE AND STORE
fixtures, restaurant fixtures, 200 chairs, 10f
tables, three coffee urns, National cash regis
ter, wall cases, counters, three 7horse power
electric motor, safes all sizes, refrigerators
scales and small soda fountain. Sell cheap
223 Sd st S.
FINE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE, So
White, $12; Singer, S.; Singer, $780, Biz
snaps. Elmer, no 1st av S.
FOR sjALE-A 800 COMBINATION COAL
and gas steel range for $50. 72a Hennepin av
FOR sALE-CHILDis IRON BED, BRASS
trimmings and drop sides; ingram carpet
12x12 cheap. 415 James av N 9Th av y car
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NOTICE

NOTICE TO PUBLIC-THE ORIGINAL
Starr Steam Cleaning and Tailoring Co. mas
removed from 622 Hennepin ay to Ill Hen
nepin ay. Call and see u.s.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTBD--HOUsE AND LOT, VALUED AT
81, 600 to s1.h Also one 81, 900 to sS,O00 inside
Of 18th av :. Walters. n. Z. Life building.
WANTED-TRACT OF CUT-oVER LANDS,
10000 to 10000 acres, northern Wisconsin.
Must be a bargain. u. P Rossman, Water
man block, West Superior, Wis, s. -
WANTED-TO BUY ATEONCEsA HOME IN
Minneapolis, value not exceeding $3.50, on
easy time payments. Address Box 751. Lake
City MINI, 80
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----.-ss.-, IO., lt. HHelps,5 J0HTL4D9Be..
FOR sALE-ss2, 300, WORTH 1000, A GOOD
nine-room. house. modern except heat, piped
for furnace, open plumbin dnantel and CRATE,
water. front and tack stairs. full lot, nine
large trees, good lawn, stone walks, and built
for home Owner. on premises, 2S25
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HANDSOME BAY PACING
HORSES, CARRIAGES WANTED


II. HAVE A FIRST-GLASS PASTURE FOR
horses; running water; will call and get
them. Child, 914 ,Kenwood Parkway, phone;
$500 Ia.
WANTED-SpNGLE HARNESS AND LIGHT
road cart or sulky. Address 1854 Journal.
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w. A. BARNES & CO.. 3O0-30o E1CoLLET
av. issue 4 rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Heal Estate Lists.
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BICYCLES

NEW AND SECONDHAND BICYCLES AT
great reduction. Haynes Cycle Co., s27 1st ay s
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!. BOARD AND ROOMS

A SUITE OF FINE ROOMS; ALSO SINGLN
room, with board, in private home; best
references given and required. Address 8O96.
Journal
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD
at 1920 Ngcollet av.
LARGE FRONT ROOMS; BOARD; MODERN
detached house, shady grounds, barn accom-
modatlons,. desirable location la E 10Th st,
corner Stevens. Phone 2810-J4 Main.
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MUSICAL

MUST SELL THIS WEEK-FINE MAHOG
any upright piano at less than half OF ergina
eoot four months ago. 489 Holly ay, ST. Paul
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOUKNAL.

f
The journal mighty
Theeno asern journal cdunn
CENT a WORD.
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UNFINISHED FLATS

FOR RENT = FIVE ROOMS, SECOND
floor: screen windows and doors; city water
and sewer; wet sink. 416 10th avs.
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STORAGE

REALTY CO., 108 1st av N. Tel. Main 2o62-J.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has unequaled facilities for moving and ster-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment BY experienced men. Collective car
loads for the coast specially. ONCE. As South
I'd st. TELEPHONE, Main 6S6. both exchanges.
STORED, STORED. sSTORED--NoW{ is THE
time to have your stove stored for the sea-
son. If you wish to sell, we need them badly
and will pay you the highest price for them.
Telephone 1893, both phones. Town Market
Furniture Co.. 1927 9Th st ..
]. T. RANGER, Manager.
WE STORE STOVES; TAKE GOOD CARE
of them repair If necessary; reasonable
charges. Great Western Stove Repair Co., 3l2
Hennepin av.
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3, 6, 7 ROOMS, $3.50, $176o, s27, $780, MOD.
ern steam heat hot water. artesan well
walking distance. Fred w. Eastman, room
Al2-414 Nicoilet aY,
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SUMMER RESORTS

REST ISLAND, MINI.
Good rooms and board at 1.-The Cottage" on
Rest Island, Lake Pepn. The most beau
tiful spot in the Mississippi valley. Rates
81 and IS per. week. Also cottages furnished
for housekeeping, for rent by month or sea-
son at very reasonable rates. Address Will
son Reed. Lake City, MINI.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-COLLIE DOG, NAMED BENNIE,
dark color, neck, feet, nose, tip of tail white;
small round collar on Please. return to
room I, Az Nicollet av and receiye reward.
LOsT-LADY's PURSE CONTAINING $1o.15.
Netify Norris, 2440 Dupont av S, for reward.
LOST-A PAIR OF GOLD sPECTACLEs,
Wednesday May q, between Central av and
union depot or Washington av and flour mills.
Return to Journal office for liberal reward.
THE PARTY WHO PICKED UP $40 BILL
on notion counter at the New Store May u,
is known. Please return at once and avoid
trouble. Return to New Store. zsesas
LOsT-SUNDAY AFTERNOON. A BLACK
pocketbook containing money, stamps and
keys. Return to 2514 4th av s for reward.
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: BOARD WANTED

Neutrality-suspicious. PLACE FOR CHILD
6 wears old: Catholic family preferred. Adj
dress 400 It'll st Sc. Answer at once.
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3, g. 7 ROOMS, $3.50, $3.50, s27, $780, MOD
ern; steam heat, hot water. artesian well;
walking distance. Fred w. Eastman, room 1,
4l2-414 Nicolet az.
MODERN, At $50 18th ST; FLAT 2; IN
quire on premises. Frank Miller.
MODERN FLATs-6 AND I ROOMS; $3.50
to $50. w. W. Clark, 31S Nicollet 81.
FOR RENT-FLATs, UNFURNIsHED-THE
fne large porch; fiat. : on premises or phone
Edmonds 2119 Girard av S.
UPPER NICOLLET ISLAND, FIRST OR
second floor flats. five rooms besides attic
rooms; modern except heat. f. Z. Gr1sWoid,
Nicollet island. n. w. Tel
SPRUCE FLATS, FROM 4, %, 6 OR ROOMS
modern; near to business: pure water; sum-
mer and winter resort: see janitor, owner,
IS Spruce place. John King.
APARTMENTS IN WATERBURY, FLATS,
between 9th and 18th avs N: six rooms be-
sides pantry and BATH steam heat, hot water
and gas, at very low rent to parties without
children. o. NJ. Laraway & Son, Bank Com
naerce building.
FoUR-RooM MODERN FLAT, PARQUET
floors, steam heat, gas range; $3.50. Corner
Laurel ay and w 18th. T, P. Wilson, 407 Ka-
sofa block. - ~
FOR RENT-MODERN sEvEN-RooM FLAT
2521 Chicago av.
s12-FoUR-RooM FLAT, GAS, WATER,
toilet second floor; nice order; no children.
References. 500 7th av S.
CORNER FIVE-ROOM FLAT, ALSO IN
side fiat; steam heat, open plumbing, gas
range, hardwood floor; laundry, % 18th st S.
FURNISHED FLATS
MODERN FURNISHED FLAT AT 1886 E 18th
st, fiat 8, for summer
FOR RENT-FLAT, FURNISHED OR IN
furnished Flat B, 10 Oak Grove st.
2e 10th ST None BLOCK FROM LIBRARY:
four-room fat, furnished complete for light
housekeeping, for summer months only. Rob-
inson.
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house: Hennepin av, near Franklin; June
to Sept l. F. J. Percival, 1905 Guaranty
bnidine.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FREE FOR RENT" OR FURNISHED
Room" cards for thisc advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for them when lea9
ing the ad.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE ON HAIR
mon place, inside of 18th ST. to rent until
Oct. 10. Franklin Benner. COB Phoenix blds.
EIGHT ROOMS, MODERN, HARDWOOD
floors, gas range, piano; adults only. June
I to Sept. /. References. I'll + Franklin av.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-THREE LARGE, PLEASANT,
connecting. unfurnished rooms on third floor;
price s12 to man and wife only; no children.
nnlv at 11S F. 18th st
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FADEAWAY-Guarant to free beds from
BUGS; 35c. Druggists, Department Stores.
CLOTHES REELS FOR OUT DOOR USE, S.
each. The ]. R. Clark Co.. Nicollet island.
PIANOs-THE GREAT SALE OF 600 HIGH
grade Crown pianos is exceeding our widest
expectations; nothing like it ever known in
piano selling; regular cyclone Of a success.
First-class pianos at practically half price
is doing the work Terms, cash or So to $40
8. mouth. Foster & Waldo, 40 9Th st S, corner
Nicollet.
1T IN NEED OF A GASOLINE STOVE OR
steel range, c. Herbert Smith, heEsells Quick
Meal stoves. OF course you know they are
the best. 424 Hennepin av Ssh
ROWBOATS FOR SALE-We manufacture all
kinds. Rear of 1929 4th av S..
GRASS BUTTER, SWEET AND FRAGRANT;
dairy, lie, 19c, zoe; creamery &c; guaran-
teed eggs, 10 per pound; good country flour,
So pest patent sae -four $l7S; fresh roasted,
New Butter Store 81 18th st S.
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SPRUCE FLATS, FROM A. ., 6 OR 7 ROOMS,
modern; near to business; pure water; sum-
mer and winter resort: see janitor, owner,
IS Spruce place. John King.
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LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO; s.
per month; Smaller room, for two, 81. Bath,
etc S15 5th st S. Men only.
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A NICE, LARGE, FRONT ROOM; NICE AND
cool: bath and gas; with a pretty, shady
lawn; five minutes walk from Masonic Tenn
ME At 81 RnYalston aY N.
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THURSDAY EVENING, MAY %. 1902
WANT ADS ON PAGES II and i
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS


~~~~~o~
FREE FOR SALE CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head Be sure and
call for them when you leave your adj
THIS IS CYCLONE BREEDING WEATHER
Lauderdale Co., Temple Court. Minneapolis
writes cyclone insurance; 50gand rs cents pei
SlC0 for three years
WOODBURY., sl.75 TO s275: FACTORY
wood, 81 TO IS per cord. plymouth Lumber
! BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE, AND REPAIR
MAX A. KOHEN, S27, WASHINGTON AV S.
ranted l year, Fisk's, II Wash, Mic House.
q 7
= THE TINE HAS ARRIVED. s
q You can't afford to be without the Il
z necessary hot weather furniture any q
n longer. We have the most con.peLe q
= line of. this kind of furniture this city q
q can show. Ii you need an fceboX or a Il
y refrigerator 1t would be to your inter- q
~ est 10 make q SPECIAL trip to our store, Il
- as the line we have won't last long. q
~ The prices are hound to. move them. q
~ Even though you are only looking, as ~
y some people 49, we take great peas =
q ure in showing, as we know the great -
- list OF bargains we have to offer will q
g make such an impression that your d
- neighbor is bound TO hear, and IN that q
q way we get a customer who Will all q
y ways remain a customer, which is the 4
q best kind OF advertising we can get g
q THE TOWN MARKET FURNITURE CO. =
q rs & q So. 9Th St. -..,, q
q ]. T. RANGER, Mgr. q
Ostttcctncp1aorso oa1e1raot.aoca1onrer
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REAL EsTATE-TO EXCHANGE

A GOOD WE'LL LOCATED MODERN
house wanted in exchange fo* go sscres of
hardwood .lans: might put some cash IN if
house suits. Exchange Bureau, 42S Guaranty
Loan building.
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FOUR OR SIX FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping modern, with piano; yard; pri
vate house; choice neighborhood, fifth ward
dista rafsrenCeS. S0S6. Journal.
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WE HAVE THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE
building at $50 and al Cedar av, with fifteen
rooms; can be used for a boarding house, or
willsrent the rooms in suites Of" three and
four David P. Jones & Co.
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UPPER NICOLLET ISLAND, FIRST OR
second floor flats. five rooms besides attic
rooms; modern except heat. F. c. Griswold,
Nicollet island n W. Tel.
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ROOMS TO RENT IN ANY LOCALITY.
Minneapolis Rental Agency, 500 Bank of Com
rnarce Phone. Z. C.. I'LL.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

~~>~~~~-~~~~>>~o
PROFESSOR LA vARDE, WONDERFUL
names dates. facts: everything in an honest.
capable manner. Residence at 26 7th st S.
MRS. JACOBS, THE WELL-KNOWN
clairvoyant and business medium, can be
consulted daily on all affairs of life. SO
Sd av s..
FOR &c / Will GIVE TRIAL READING:
send name of favorite flower and its color.
lsora Bell, box 212, Hastings, Mimi.
NINE BATCH, card reader and palmist; dou-
BILE readings this week, SOC. $40 9th av S.
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FOUR-RooM MODERN FLAT PARQUET
floors, steam heat gas range; $3.50. Corner
Laurel av and w 18th. T. p Wilson, 407 Ka-
sofa block. - so
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WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAST. Al Sd ST
S-H0rsss, harness, wagons, buggies, rubber
tired runabouts and Stanhopes; new work ex-
changed for old; largest line in city. Tals-
phone, 2702 J3, main
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FOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM,
strictly modern in private family; reason
able TO steady roonler All E 18th st.
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LARGE FRONT Above ROOM, NEWLY
furnished and strictly modern; also side room,
southern exposure. Ills Nicollet av.
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FURNISHED ROOMS-ONE LARGE FRONT
room, cheap Also. one. small room. 81
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4 FURNISHED ROOM, EXCEPTIONALLY
pleasant and desirable; large closet; parquet
doors; thoroughly modern. detached house
gentleman SO. 102 9th st S.
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mon place near public library; modern; shell
tered from sun in summer; comfortable in
win
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VERY PLEASANT AND COO3 FURNISHED
rooms in private family; centrally located,
near Berkelsy Hotel. 81 18th st =.
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FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH,
for light Housekeeping; small family. Must
have good references. Upstairs, at 704 Oak
lie
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CSC SACK FOR BEST PATENT FLOUR s(4s
lbs nett; fancy separator butter &c; fresh
bread &c loaf Minnesota Dairy, 7th st S.
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
Large quantities new and old lumber.
square timber. doors, windows and brick: buy
now and save 1-3 to II. l400 Sth st S. -.
JEWETT typewriters, best ever; all makes
rented, sold; get plrices. Webb, 237 Hennepin.
SODA FOUNTAINS, good as new. very cheap.
Mpls. Soda Fountain Co., 521 Marshall st NE.
s6 FOR A lcxl2 WALL TENT.
BUY AWNINGS AND AVOID THE RUSH.
AM TENT AND AWNING CO., 129 ,1st Az n.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTs-WE FUR
nlsh the kitchen complete. Northwestern
Stove Co, 312 Hennepin.
Spectacles, finest gold filed, s.. &c: eyes exam
med free Ostrem, optician, 329 Me, upstairs.
SEED CORN, CHOICE MINNESOTA KING,
81 per bu., j II. Smith, Hardware and Seeds,
214-2l6 Hennepin av.
nococecc(Qtt>c.ao.clce:e 95a.8al 5A:6pQQoQo
q II WALL PAPER. II S q
q 18th st. 81. 7th st. s
% Telephone or call at q
q W.. N. TAYLOR & CO.'S IS
q NEW WALL PAPER STORE q
q If you want papering or painting done q
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UNEMPLOYED

Fob LOTS. AT LINDEN HILLS. ST. AN
thony PARK. Walton Park. or for bargains
everywhere, send for maps, etc.. to Edmund
G. Walton, 800 Hennepin av.
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1900. .5..T FAHM- LAMBS.
Polk county. Minnesota. section 1-15o-47:
632 acres beet valley land; all under cultiva-
ton high class improvements. worth 81. 500;
311s miles from Creokston price until June l.
$33 acre; terms. 4. w. Pierce, 500 Century
building Minneapolis.
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! ty; wild land on fine lake; would like loan
on this for short time for $1,000. M. P. Ho-
l,>n -lr,i1 dino
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EXAMINE HOUSE No 1915 COLUMBUS Az;
pleasant location. near Park aV. inside or
Franklin: modern, eight large rooms, finely
decorated, hardwood noors, large 20 'ch, shade
trees, etc. Inquire of /. Fawcett, owner, 40
Il Eraol;1in
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LUMBER FROM BUILDING, 4th ST AMI
10th av S, 2x6, KS flooring and boards; prices
right; bring team and haul It away. GROUND
ho ole
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s12-FOUR-ROO FLAT, GAS. WATER,
toilet, second floor; nice order; no children.
References go Tth ay s
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s325-5H ACRES IN ONE SECTION IN NOR
rison county, Minnesota near Little Falls;
trrns one-half cash. NJ P. Hobart, Phoenix
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R. ID. CONN e co.. OF GUARANTY BLDG
House of nine rooms, In good repair, nice
cellar, WELL cistern full lot, 157-feet to alley
stone sidewalk, water main, paid for, alwa Us
sell 1T for 81 800 Sd st N near 18th aW
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ALL MODERN HOUSE, NEAR THE LAKES,
fine lawn, on Como-Harriet street car line;
rent s25 Apply $685. Hennepin ay.
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The Esquimaux.
NAT LOU ARCHER.

The Esquimux dress in in fur.
They slide down the bills. they
live in small snow houses. They
get bows and arrows for their
Christmas presents. When little
Esqumux isable to walk his moth
er makes him a coat and trousers.
The Esquimau boy is taught to
use his bow while he is very young.
Sometimes a piece of boiled
meat, which he likes very much, is
put up for him to shoot at. If he
hits it he is allowed to have it to
eat. > Some Of them use bones for
many things that we make of
wood. They have six months in
day. And six months in night.
They go up on the mountains, they
want to see the first rays of the
sun. During the night they have
the Northern lights. It is always
cold up there.
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The Little Boy and the Dog.
LUCY CROSBY. AGE 8 YEARS.

LUCY CROSBY, AGE 5 YEARS.
Once upon a time a little boy
was playing by river and fell In.
He screamed but nobody heard
him. After awhile big New
foundland dog came by and saw
him and jumped in and pulled him
out. The dog was named Frank.
He liked to play with children.
He has saved many children. The
little boy was named LeRoy. The
mother and father were very glad
to see their dear little boy again.
They kissed him and said, "You
darling littlechild. The little baby
never did 90 TO the river alone
again. The dog was black and
white.
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Ann and the Baby.

NAT LOU ARCHER, AGE 7 YEARS.
AIMS mother went up town and
told her to take care of her little
sister. Ann told her she would.
Her mother went on. Ann went
to get her doll. She left the baby
in front Of the fire-grate. And she
fell in the fire. When AIMS moth
er came home the baby was burnt
|up. The blocks were in front Of
the fire place. AIMS mother pun
|ished Ann.
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An Old Castle.


ALVIN GoLDsrEtN, AGE 8 YEARS.
There was once castle that was
built in the mountains and on moon
light nights the fairies had good
tune, they danced around in fairy
rings.
There was a lake near the noun
tains and the water was clear.
Rich people sometimes lived in the
castle.
When boys get had the fairies
have power over them and some
times carry them Of 10 fairy land.
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For Rent 81 80.

A new and complete storehouse for
rent or for sale ia the suburbs Of
Greenyille at cheap rate or on easy
terms. Apply at the Goyer %. 2-l5ff
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Children $ Department.
sssoeee
Edited by Miss NeIIleGriiin.
AHunt.

EDWARD IKERED, AGE 8 YEARS.
l went hunting aud killed four
blackbirds and one rabbit. / saw
a woOdpecker and shot at him. l
killed one wild goose and two wild
ducks.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-12

FOR RENT-A 5-room house In one
block OF the business part Of the city.
Price $40 per month. Apply at
THE TINES.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-12

SARAH wHEATLEy, AGE 8 YEARS.
Sparrows are very little birds
and there are more sparrows than
any other birds. Sparrows are all
the time in our yard fussing and
pecking the other sparrows and
making them fly away. Sparrows
are brown and they have a nest in
our blinds and the other day saw
one Of them had a straw in his
mouth and he carried it to his
nest.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-12
The Hunt.

LOUIsMARTIN, AGE 8 Years.
When lived on the farm every
fall papa took me nutting and | al
ways found lots Of pecans. Once
| found nearly a half busheI of
them for the winter, to eat with
candy on cold days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-12

EDGAR BAKER, AGE 8 YEARS.
A woodpecker:has a red.hcad and
he has gray feathers. Once upon
a time there was a big oak tree in
front OF our house, and a wood
peckeripecked hole through it and
right in the middle. 1t was q deep
hole. One day 1 took one of the
eggs.