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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SEWAGE PUMPING PLANT
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c..
Washington, ID. C., Sept. Is. 1sO2.-SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
IL NJ, SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1902, for fur
nshing and erecting ready for use the pumping
machinery, boilers. and auxiliaries required to
equip a Sewage Pumping Plant at the In
dustrial Home School in the District of Co
lumba- Specifications, general plans, and blank
forms Of proposal may be obtained at this
all bids. HENRY b. +. MCFARLAND, JOHN
BiDDLE. Commissioners ID. c. se23-6t-exSu
UNITED STATES SENATE, OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY. Washington. d. c.. September 16.
1902.-Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II O'CLOCK NJ. OCTOBER s, 1902.
for furnishing Stationery for the use OF the
! nited States Senate for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1903. Blank forms of proposals show
ing the quantity and quality OF each article
and the form of bond to be signed by the
bidder and srreties, will be furnished ap-
plication to this office. Proposals should be in
dorsed Proposals for Stationery for the United
Ststes Senate and he directed to CHARLES
e.. BENNETT, Secretary of the United States
Senate. Washington. d. c. Proposals and speci-
mems must be delivered at this office, free of
charge. before the hour named above. CHARLES
G. BENNETT. Secretary. se16, %. .3o-oc7
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of the su-
pervsing Architect Washington, ID. c., Sep
tember l6 ls02.-SEALED PROPOSALS will Ee
received at this office until O'CLOCK L. NJ.
ON THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1902. and
then opened, for safety vaults and work in
and Printing, U. $. Treasury Department,
Washington. d. c.. in accordance with d-aw-
ings and specifications, copies OF Which may be
had on application to this Office. at the dis
creton Of the Supervising Architect. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect.
s1l7
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Salvation in Soft Coal.

Soft coal saves the larger concerns and
the school authorities the greatest
amount of worry. The problem of heat
in the apartment houses is one of de-
cided interest In most cases the tenant
pays rental covering the cost of heat
ing. The landlord is therefore under
obligation to furnish the heat. In most
of the flats the heat is from hot air fur
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-12-06

Miss Emma Anderson Is employed
as bookkeeper at the bank OF Weiser.
The first sleigh of the season ap-
peared on the streets Wednesday af-
noon
E. A. Van Sicklin is building a
large laundry, coal and wood she'd
at his residence on Perrault street.
N-Henry Sommercamp and wife have
remrned from visit to Mrs. Som
mercamp's parents at New Plymouth
Miss Bessie Sears returned We'd
nesday afternoon from visit of
several months with friends at La
Grande, Oregon.
Mrs. i. L. Churchill left Thurs
Jay afternoon for Boise, where she
Will remain until after the holidays,
visiting with her parents.
H. G.. Ogan and WILDER Fox, &C.
companled by their families, left
Wednesday evening for Iowa, where
they will make their future home.
Jesse Haunt, of Middle Valley,
one of the prosperous ranchers and
stock raisers OF that section was IN
'ne city, Wednesday. Mr.. Haunt
reports considerable snow at his home.
Will Anderson is cashier pro TEN
at the Bank of Weiser. He will &C.
cupy the position until a successor
70 George S. Bradley is appointed
oy the board of directors.
Andy Larson, of Miller's camp neal
warren, and Gayheart Burns, of Sc
cesh, Meadows, were in the city, We'd
nesdaY. Mr.. Larson and Mr.. Burns
are on their way to California where
'hey will spend the winter. Their
inning operations during the past
summer were very successful, and
'ney feel that they are entitled
10 a vacation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-12-06

Pard nj. Bowen, OF Boise, is In
the city.
District court meets January 18th
in this city.
j. Mckinney, of Boise, state sheep
inspector, is in the city.
Miss Letitia Shannon, of Mann
Creek, is visiting in the city.
County commissioners meet in
regular session the second Monday
IN January.
Geo. Hartley went to Malheur
county, Oregon Thursday TO dig his
sheep out of the snow. They are
ranging on Alkali creek.
Twenty two inches of snow fell at
Huntington Wednesday afternoon
and evening, three feet at Council,
and twelve inches in Weiser.
0. f. Field, of Yonculla, Oregon,
cousin of Mrs. John Ennor, is visit
ing with her in this city. Mr.. Field
is civil engineer, and is thinking of
locating in Weiser
Miss Anna Marks, teacher in the
Welser schools has been i'll several
days this week. Her scholars are
being taught by Miss Bertha Woods
during her absence
A son of L. L. Daus had a finger
dislecated at school Wedne sday
while playing with one of the schol-
ars. DR.. Sleeves was called and re-
duced the dislocation.
The P. & l. N. train did not ar
rive from Council Thursday after
noon until p. M, owing to the
heavy snowfall along the line of
tie road north of Welser.
Assessor and Tax collector Daily
reports taxes as coming in very slowly
At this time a year ago payments
we're more than double each day
what they are at this time.
A N Soils, an attorney of Ontario,
Oregon, formerly of Weiser, was in
the city Thursday on business. He
reports business good, and a lively
CITY election held in Ontario Tuesday.
Richard Holt, proprietor of the
Farmers Restaurant, has newly re
furnished and renovated his eating
house. None but white help arr
employed by Mr.. Holt at his restau
rant.
Three feet of snow is reported a
the snowfall at Meadows Wednesday
The snowfall in the mountains Is re
4 ported as being unusually heavy TO
o this time of the yenr. Plenty o
z water is assured for next summer.
!. Crowell & McCreary have purchas
n ed the Royal Cafe on Eoff street
: formerly the old Dan Need restau
+ rant. Mr.. McCreary is an experience
d cook, and Mr.. Crowell is well know
in this locality, having lived her
+ nearly all his life.
Services at st. Luke's, as usua
next Sunday morning and evening
Subjects will be as announced fC
last Sunday, an Advent sermon 8
r morning prayer, and discussion Q
t "The intermediate State" at tn
i second service. The rector's injure
d eye is slowly regaining tone an
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-12-06

E. D. York and A. Esmond, of
Lard, are in the city.
Twelve inches of snow fell Wed.
nesday afternoon and night
Jacob Landsman went to Boise,
Wednesday afternoon on business.
Jake Noble, prominent sheep
man from Pleasant Valley, is in the
city.
Attorney W. D. Lovejoy returned
Thursday morning from a two weeks
visit to Portland.
R, H. Martin of Salubria was in
the city Thursday, returning from a
business trip to Boise.
One of Opp & Davis lumber sheds
collapsed Wednesday night under
the weight of snow on it.
A. G. Butterfield is fattening 104
hogs on the ranch of the Weiser
Land q Investment company near
the city.
Council met In regular session
yesterday evening. Several questions
of importance came up TOR consider
alton.
Several awnings that were left
hanging Wednesday night, we're
broken down by the weight of the
snow on them.
Men and women, young and not so
young, be sure and attend the farm
ers' institute at the opera house to-
night. All will be benefited.
Miss joe Call left yesterday
afternoon for Boise to visit for
a few days with her mother, who is
at the St. Alphonsius hospital in
that city.
e. W. Sharai, was in the city We'd
nesday from Boise. He reports Mrs.
Sharai as improving in strength.
She expects to return to Weser il
about ten DAYS.
Mrs. Anna Hancock and family
left Wednesday evening for Jefferson
Iowa, where she will rejoin her hus
band, who went east with severa
car loads of horses a few week since
They will spend the winter there.
Mark Hindman is making a mum
Der of Improvements and additions
to his residence on the flat Ed
wards & Nelson, the painters ant
papethangers, are doing the paintin
and interior work. The inside wor
: of the building is being done in ced
1 ar and Oregon red wood The in
f terror work is probably the finest 0
any building IN the county.
The ladies of the Metho dist churcl
will give. a Bazaar, Rummage anC
Cooked food sale at the vacant stor,
in the Weiser Hotel Block, Friday
Dec. IL, afternoon and evening
, Oyster stew ''like your mother use {
, to make" will be served during thu
entire sale. With each plate of stew
will be given a ticket to the pie eat
ing contest at close of evening.
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Subscribers, Take Notice.

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WITHIN TWO WEEKS
NOTIFY THE OFFICE WITHOUT
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The present time for departure of
Iains from Weiser are as follows:
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Entered April 16, 1902, as second class matter,
pstofice at Weiser Idaho. Act OF Congress OF
March g. 1897.
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CAN'T HELP RATHB0NE

Senators Hanna Nainly Exerts In
Auenee Upon the President.
Nese York !SuA Special servtoe
Washington, March Ex-senator Hanna
has been Interesting himself to secure
better terms for Rathbone, convicted in
Cuba of completely. with the Nicely frauds
Rathbone wasZan Ohio man and prominent
in the politics of that state. The senator
has taken the ground that the prosecu
ton of Rathbone4 was largely the result
of personal spite on the part OF, Governor
General Wood. -.
Mr.. Hanna has protested to the secre-
tary of war and to President Roosevelt
against the methods adopted in the prose-
cutton. President Roosevelt has declined
TO interfere at all, on the ground that
these, cases were distinctly an inheritance
from the previous administration. This
refusal Of the president has given rise to
"a story that he and the senate had fallen
out completely and that the relations be-
tween them were greatly strained. This
is not true. Senator Hanna has done
what he believed was right to protect the
interests OF a constituent.
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Births.

Mrs. IIelnler Grathum. 2ol3 27th av S....gir
Mrs. Aaron Dreger, o0l 4th st N,.....,,.. DO.
Mrs. Thomas Shields, 4lS Bryant av NJ. DO.
Mrs. Joseph Cohn. Sl1 Lyndae av N. :. cir
Mrs. Warren COrcoran, $50 ID av ....... DO.
Mrs. Archie Donnelly, PAT 18th av NJ. CIR
Mrs. James Lamphere, 503R Hennepin. DO!
Mrs. Burdette Shaffner 1900 Washing ton.
av y Observation-Disclosures. DO.
Mrs John Calvin, 623 I'd st NE. DO.
Mrs Onesime Cossette. 22l4 Sd st NE. .. cir
Mrs. Alfred 5Tveden, 2t42 10th av S....... DO.
Mrs Erick Olson. 10Th 25tb aV S..........b BIO,
Mrs. John johnson, 2416 9th aY cir
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTICE-CLEARING SALE UNCLAIMED
and new pictures and framing pictures at
deep cut prices; oYals, room mouldings Zes-
Daugh, II 9TH st S.
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Marriage Licenses.

EDDIE Johnson and Emma Nyberg.
John p. BartheIemy and Alice Lochter.
Edward Anderson and Anna S. JosepEsOn.
Orlando J. Andrews and Amelia NJ. Walmach
Herman Unke and Ida Meyer
John F. Egan and Lydia Swanson.
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FIRST-CLASS HOTEL FOR SALE


y new, first-class hotel, fully furnished, for
sale; located at the new, thriving town OF
Souris, n. D. Now doing business to full
capacity at 81 per day. Best of reasons for
selling. Will bear full investigation. Price
$6cC0, with 81, 900 cash. Will pay for itself
i'll one year easily. Apply to f. H. Stoltze,
No. SIS Germania Life Insurance building, ST..
more n D
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~~~~-~~~c-~~~~~~~<S ~~~~~~->c~>~~~~o>~~>~
Shade trees, 12-foot, SIPS. j. C. Shillock,
2s07 18th avs SIS Phoenix. Phone Main 22s0 l.
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NOTICE

NOTICE, ALL NEW AND UNCLAIMED PIC
lures must be sold at deep cut prices: pic-
lures framed cheap. Zesbaugh, II 9th st 8.
NOTICE TO PLUMBERS. NOTICE IS HERE
by given by the state board of commissioners
of practical plumbing, that they win meet on
the 10Th day of April, 1902. at 10 o'clock a.. nj
at Alexander's hail. 36 9Th st s, Minneapolis.
to examine all applicants as provided for by
chapter 319 of the general laws of the state.
approved April %, 1897, entitled IAN act to
prevent incompetent persons from working
as journeymen plumbers or conducting the
business of plumbing in any city or town
having a population of ten thousand 10000
inhabitants or more, which has a system OF
sewer or waterworks, In the state OF Min
nesota.
Application blanks can be had by addressing
John O.. Watson. secretary, SOB Hennepin av,
Minneapolis. Samuel Hunter, Jr., president;
John O. Watson, secretary.
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FURNISHED HOUSE, s ROOMS, FOR. SUM.
mer: so per month. 1927 Hawthorn; corner
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FOR SALE-HARDWARE, FURNITURE
and farm implement business, in one Of the
best agricultural districts in central Mime
sofa; stock will invoice about $4,000; will
rent or sell the double brick two-story build
ing, to suit the purchaser: will take part
payment in clear Minnesota farm lands: this
is old established. business and d snap;
don't write unless you mean business. Ad
dress 1884, Journal.
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AUCTION SALES
0 GO % 0 Q 90 . @

0 o 5000 o
> LARGE AUCTION TOMORROW. 0
. ELEGANT AND COSTLY FURNI- o
. ture, rugs. piano. draperies. range. o
. bric-a-brac, gas range, etc. at auc- o
y ton, tomorrow, April l. at 10 a. II. o
9 sharp, by order OF owner, who is re- 0
. linqulshing housekeeping. fine lot Q
. of nearly goods, including hand o
9 some mahogany and oak dressers, .
o brass beds, hair and box mattresses, o
. fine oak dining-room furniture, parlor .
@ goods, leather library furniture, books, .
. pictures, sewing machine, clocks, fine Q
@ rockers, center and library tables, hall Q
o tree, fine folding bed. iron beds, childs Q
Q iron crib, iadys and gents bicycle, o
. refrigerator, gas fixtures, shades, o
o bookcases. lady's desks, four large o
o handsome rugs. china closet, china, o
Q glass, kitchen utensils, etc, all with o
0 out reserve. Goods in condition equal Q
. Don't miss it.
Q HUBERT BOWN e CO., o
. AUCTIONEERS, O
9 A and 46 Seventh St s. o
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FINANCIAL

PRIVATE MONEY on hand to loan on real
estate; lowest rates. Dever, 537 AudruS big.
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FEMALE

SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG GER
man lady as companion for lady travelling:
no objection to children. Address 52s Bryant
N
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tires, 81. rs to 49, Sold by frst-class dealers
or J. N. johnson & Co.. s1b Nicollet. Car
rlaga tires IS I'D.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant). patent
attorneys and solicitors; main office, No 92s
935 Guaranty Loan building. Minneapolis,
Mimi; branch Office. room 81. McGil1 build
ing Washington. D. c.
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4 GOOD TAILORING OUTFIT AND BUSI-
ness for sale; population 1000; good oppor-
tunity; requires about $500 For full particu-
lars apply to COPS Journal.
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OON~N~~N~NN~(ON~N
:. ~. 80.
= G. c. HUTCHINSON, THE LEADING :.
:. LADIES TAILOR of the Twin Cities, :.
!. having greatly enlarged his workroom :.
= space and added an extra force Of :.
:. work people, can execute all orders :.
:. intrusted to him with promptness and ::
:. at astonshingly low prices. You will !:
:. be surprised at the natty suits for !:
- $29 80. made of fine imported fabrics, !,
!. JACKETS SILK LINED, and all other !:
= findings of the very best. Tailor made 8.
:. walking skirts from $3.50; handsome ::
j. separate dress skirts from $40; swag- ::
j. ger silk coats, stunning travelling :;
:. coats, silk waists and all other fancy !:
:. garments at very moderate prices. G. ::
!. G. Hutchinson may be seen Monday, :;
i Wednesday and Friday evenings until ::
T. 9 p. M. 81 Sth st S. Tel main 2773-L3. ::
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FOR SALE-$4,O0O STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise, in booming South Dakota town;
all new. Will give 30 per cent discount.
Must sell on account of poor health. Ad-
dress Fred RartaS Gary
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

SEE MY LIST OF CUSTOMERS FOR PROP
critics; l can sell your property on my goth
century plan. Walters. New York Life.
WANT CHEAP LANDS IN POTTER, Wal
worth, Edmunds, Faulk, Sully, Hanson, San
born and Miner counties, South Dakota; GUS
toners waiting with cash George B. Dartt,
807 Phoenix building.
CASH PAID FOR FARM LANDS. WE BUY
and sell now is the time to move lands. Ha.
bart Phoenix building.
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MONEY TO LOAN. a
oN EUR SIlI s RIANos HoRsEsi
c M nENHSs : Rates Al s. II TIE CRY. EASY
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED.
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS - MIN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 3OS
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, COR
NER OF list AV AND 4th ST. =. -.
FURNITURE LOANS NO y REMOVING
goods; easy payments as desired Room 40s,
New York Life building. s.G...s ! ..
WILLIAMS, AIS GUARANTY BLDG, LOANS
on furniture, pianos, ETC.; large loans a spe-
cialty; terms to suit borrower; very low rates.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

~~~~~~~~~~~e~ ~>~-~oN~~~>~~~-
LARGE ROOM, WITH BOARD; FIRST
class in every respect. SO 18th st S.
TWO GENTLEMEN TO OCCUPY
handsome residence with young couple; cen
trail and exceptionally desirable. Address
9O36, Journal -.--
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-TO RENT
ROOMS. ROOMS! HOUSES. HOUSES.
Furnished and unfurnished, any locality, list
to-day. Twin CITY 1117. Minneapolis Rental
Agency, 800 Bank of Commerce.
WASTED-BY NAN AND WIFE, THREE
or four unfinished rooms, partly modern:
rent not to exceed $40. Address 800, Journal.
WANTED AT ONCE-SMALL STRICTLY
modern flat or house, furnished, for the sum-
ences. Address 266. Journal.
WANTED-BY A LADY AND HER MOTH
er, two or three pleasant unfinished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping, on near
WANTED-TO RENT OR LEASE FOR A
term of years, eight to ten-room house, strict
ly modern, in good location. Lowry Hill pre-
ferred. s. A. A, 301 Guaranty Loan building
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GOOD OPENING FOR HARDWARE GRO
ceries, drug store or general merchandise;
also barber and shoemaker shop. Address T.
L., box No. l, Argyle. MINI.
LIGHT GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY
in good location, cheap for cash. 3249 Sicol-
let aV
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600 ACRES OF LAND, SWIFT COUNTY,
tract, for goods; will divide land: state par
ticulars first letter Manford Horn, Appleton,
Mimi.
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AUCTION-STOCK OF OIL PAINTINGS,
watercolors, photographs, all originals, con-
signed TO US by the Insurance company; this
is chance to buy pictures at your own
price Saturday, April 5, 1890 a. H. and p.
IN. Rntliff's Art Galleries, At 1st av S.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS


RICE LOANS on all kinds of personal prop
erty; charges reasonable sos Globe bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PA
DAY AS APPLICATION. OUR NEW PAY
MENT PLAN IS THE EASIEST, CHEAP
EST AND BEST IN THE CITY. .
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
8O1-2 Globe Building,
2022 4th st S.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
ne-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
lnent Loan Co., S25 Guaranty Loan. H.
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STORAGE

~~~S%~~~>~~>~~S~~N~~~>
FIREPROOF STORAGE-New, clean rooms
REALTY CO., 106 LIST av n. Tel. Main 2062 J.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
has uneuualed facilities for moving and stor..
shipment by experienced men. Office, 4e South
Sd ct. Telephone, Main G5G. both exchanges.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-THE HANDSPRING IN YOUR
watch; replace it for ST. John 8. Allen, no
Guaranty building, ground fifsr.
LOST MONDAY MORNING, :CHILD'S
white waist, unfinished. King, 624 9th st s.
LOST-SUNDAY, GOLD EYEGLASSES, ON
I'd ay S. between Sth and 4th st. Kindly re-
turn to GA 8th st s, fiat 4.
LOST-PAIR EYE GLASSES. WITH GOLD
chain; lost Saturday, going from Sd av and
18th st to Stevens and 25th st; return or no.
tity for reward. f. G. Jordan. 2436 Stevens.
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WANTED-TO CORRESPOND WITH PARTY
with view to forming loan company in Red
river valley. $780, Journal
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MISCELLANEOUS

~~~~~c~~~~~o~~~~~ -~~-o->~~~>~~~~~~>~~~~
WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry.
Jacobs JeWelry Co., Al Washington av S.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 25-27 5th st S. Tel, 1888
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
up for Pacific coast points, making big
saving in freight; parties moving. to- the
coast should not fail to consult u.s. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 8 Sd St. -
TOP PRICES PAID for hrst-class second,
hand household goods Of all kinds. The
Branch, corner Of I'd av S and Washington.
WANTED = SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
stoves, carpets, office furniture. gents cloth
ing and furs, for shipment; pay more than
local dealers. $500, journal. -
BEST PRICES paid for mems second hand
clothing and all kinds Of furs. $685. Journal
WANTED-AN EIGHT OR TEN-HORsE
power four-cycle gasolene marine engine. new
or secondhand. Q. A. Beeman, Valley City,
n. u. ....$ s -,....,.-.5-s
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR COLLECTIONS
of foreign postage stamps. Robert Beman, 81
18th st N.