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The Jasper news., 1902-12-04
cederbiufi Items.

Miss Bessie Cotfrlt spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Francis Flesher.
Miss Myrtle Milton hos been visiting
r. latives near Neck City the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Buxton spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Buxton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Judd spent Sunday
with their daughter Mrs. Abe Mink.
Rose F.esher spent Sunday afternoon
with viii Mersman.
Miss Bessie CofTelt and Mr.. Clyde
Cline called on Miss Saddle Pace Of
Lyanland Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Miles Cotfelt spent Sun
day in Neck City.
Mr.. Coffet slipped Sunday morning
striking his side iuiuring him severely.l
Miss Fanny Milton spent Sunday with
the Misses Sheick.
Miss Lola Rickner spent Saturday
afternoon with Miss Collier.
Mrs. Rowland spent Sunday in Neck.
Mrs, Waller Cline went to the Neck
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Milton daughter
Myrtle and Charley Gather spent
Monday evening with Mr.. aud Mrs.
COtielt,
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niun SCHOOL NOTES.
County Superintendent visits the
s .houIs.

Prof. Livingst,n, County Supcrcuten-
dent Of the Public Schools, ext, nded
an exceedingly welcome visit last Mon
day. He came IN at recess in tho fore
room. After school VAS called he mado
u twenty minute talk 10 which he said
several very good things. Among them
was that each person has a mission 10
fill Ia this world and tLat perhaps he
saw iu that room future governor Of
Missouri or president Of tue UuIted
States. Ho also said he was exceeding
~ glad 10 hear this fall Of the success
ful foot ball team. After the $, eech
Prof, Rowe called on him for rtclta-
ton. Without much "teasng'', a. he
termed 1t, be resi- onded, recltlng "John
Smith, U. s. a. by Eugene Flod. He
was again called on and rocltcd Glow
Rube Played the Planer." He was
then called upon To relate Pats Exper
icnco with Sitting Hens. He was great
ly cheered aud his witt was gIe.ty ap-
preciated by all
The foot BAH team has d dand d. 1t
is more than proDabio that they will
] y no more.
Every body seems to have enjoyed
1hAtkss living and are still az happy as
larks.
The Freshman have been battling
with Partial Payments and now since
the smoke has cleared away their is no
vacancies in tIoir ranks,
J. ls) the smoke of no lev has cleared
away from in front OF the Juniors aud
they behold III front Of thum another
Mons or known as Average q Payments
d Accounts. But it is being rapi l.
overcome.
A Oh Inge for the betterment of tie
Seniors took place lust Monday IN the
way of a change of seats. Three now
aud larger seats were put ia in place Of
those small ones in the west row,
There ara many things for which the
JasIer High schocl hould be ,Earl u,
The greatest of all is that they have
j, J. Rowe for their principal.
A great calamity came over the pupils
when the Prof. announced 10 hem that
they would have. only four days for
Christmas vacation.
CRossEyEp Bill.
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Here From Washlngton.

Mr.. and Mrs, James Keltaer who
have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity left yesterday for Kansas where
they will visit another OF Mr. Keltner's
brothers, after which they will retu II
to their home at East ClaIiam, Wash.
They visited Mrs. Keltnersold homo in
New York aud af,er they visit bis
brother in Kansas they Will have visited
all Of his b. Others and as they are
SEA tered considerably over the county
it will be seea that they have made
qui.e an extended trip. Mr.. Keltner
was raised iu this locality but has lived
in Washington for the past thirteen
years. lie Xix, Washington pretty well
he says.
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Boston Got Beat Again.

Boston'ssteam s,aiwast footballists,
which was defeated by tho Jasper
Tigers" 10y a score Of 10 too, met an
other defeat the next Saturday at the
hands Of the GtlIen City tam. The
SCORE was % To 10 favor Of the Golden.
it's
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Mud College Items.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Ashcraft and son Of
Webb City, were visitors a L. p,
browns Saturday and Sunday, making
the trip throug h in tLeir Automobile.
Miss Alta Lamey's cousin of Jasper
was visiting her last weak.
l. p. Drown aud wife took Thanks.
giving dinurr with his father l.. +
Drown
Rev. Lee preached at Mt. Camel
Sunday night
Fred Hastings relatives from Kansas
have been visiting him the past week.
Minaie lIough and Grace Mayors
called on Mrs. l., z. Drown yesterday.
Gathering corn ia the. oreer Of the day
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nnalh uf A-Illlle noy.

The little three year old son Of Mr.
aud Mrs. shepp died last Thursday at
the home OF its grandfather &. Buerge
east Of this city Of inal trouble. The
remains we're take to Garden City. Sat
urday for burial.
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Dewey Sparkling.

The Auti.ciearstte LEA sends con
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. aud Mrs. WILDER
Miller. They are the FIRST 10 take tie
matrimonial pledge in tho League.
Mrs. Tompson has returned from
Kansas after spending two weeks visit
log her parents and friends.
Miss Florence Ernry is spending the
week 10 Cartervlle.
Mr., aud Mrs Gaddis spent Thanks
giving in Webb City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker Of Colorado
are visiting Mr. ReploSle's.
Mr. and Mrs, Thad. Stith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Craun are rejoicing over little
soprano singers who arrived at their
homes last week.
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Park McMahan, a young ,ype-setter
from jasper, is figuring on forming
Job printing partnership with Chas.
Thomas Of Nashville, Mo. Carthage
Press.
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A Bog sumner.

There will be n box social at Far ners
Union school house Friday evening Dec
IL Northeast Of JASPER. All are in
yited.
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Mr., and Mrs. Il. X, Stith are tho pa
rents OF fine new daughter at their
home four miles south OF town.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

Mr.. aad Mrs. Wilhert Miller returned
last Tuesday evening after weeks visit
" tn relatives and frieuds west Of Garth
nm
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

DIR. Gooding who has been quite sick
for the past couple OF weeks " impIov-
ing aud is able to be up,
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j, p. Leiss has one OF his coru cribs
up and is putting up set Of scales, lie
has already begun buying hay and corn.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

l., W. Scott is sick at the home Of his
grandfather east OF town, and unable to
be on duty rs railway mail clerk.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

Thos. Taylor, OF Lockwood. visited
! Ia brotherinlaw, Rev. Palmer clui o
"a stLis week.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

Thos. Finn and sister left yesterday
for visit with their cousin in Bates
c,unty,
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

Al Preezo came up from Carthage
Monday aud is Working for Mr.. 1altnian
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

Tho New Idea Patterns, PITT IN
Sheets aud Maya. ,cs at hastings.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

Nebh Brcs are reliable AID cheaper
plsel TO buy your Drugs etc,
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

The Bail Blariag Bartlett sewing
machines are best, at Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04
Guitar For Sale.

uuItar For Sale.
a good Clifford Guitar for sale. Iu-
quire AT this office.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

Two more spokes in each wheel In new
StOughton wagon now on sale at Webb
Bros than any othe, wagon.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

We are again handling the Ayilla
Mill four--''Goldcn Loaf" aud "Oveu
Jostcr.n Try sack, WhLot Miller
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

Christmas Presents at
Racket prices at Squier's.
The Jasper news., 1902-12-04

The Temperance Union will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Palmer Friday, Dec
0 1902 at O'Clock. Friends aud mem
beers please be present,
CoREDELL TILMAN Sec'y
Squire's is the place to buy
your Christmas presents.
II you want to buy new Buggy,
Webb Bros can save you money.
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Buy your Christmas pres
ents of Squier's.

ents OF Squier's.
One Ladies Gold Filled Watch to be
given away at Brights Store, 20 and buy
% cents worth Of goods aud got nun.
Der on it. lltf
f~u can always save money on Hard
ware aud Paint bill by buying Of Webb
Bros,
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Barred Plymouth Rocks.

l have "A large numLer Of very fine
Barred Pymonth Rock BOOSTERS for sale
at my place 5 miles east and two miles
south Of Jasper. A. l.. Thomas
r. Ed, No. Jasper. Mo.
Remember we carry full line OF
Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
II. HENDRCRs
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE
Continued.


Continued.
o o % % 90 % o o Q o. o
JAEGER TORELLE,
$40 Bank of Commerce Building.
FRUIT 10 acres of The very best of
81 = soil; one mile south of Excelsior;
FARMS 10 miles from Minneapolis; with
pine.room new house; cistern,
NEAR well. small barn. large shed;
45O young apple trees, many OF
E4CELSlOR. which will bear next year; one
acre currants, one acre rasp-
berries, one acre grapes, 1a-acre blackberries.
Price, 81, 700, which, considering the improve.
ments, is bargain.
THIRTEEN South of Christmas Lake, but
Joining another small lake. are
| ACRES. 10 acres, with six-room summer
house, new barn and some fruit
and berries, which we can sell for 81 $50.
| ~ This applies to 25-acre farm
- ONE on large lake, near Excelsior.
The soil cannot be bettered;
| OF IN there are large. good buildings,
acres Of rasperies. strawber-
THE t.'J.+, ries. etc, 200 fine bearing apple
trees Of the Lest varieties, 3
BEST. aGA large number Of cherry and plum
trees ETC.; situated on the lake
with 1000 feet of excellent shore; the property
! is an ideal place for, country home.
| ii Near Zunibra Heights only a
FIVE short distance from Lake Mime
-aI = tOnka. is fiye-acre tract planted
| ACRE to grape vines. from which the
owner this season. which was
| VINEYARD. not a good one, picked 5000
baskets; these be sold at an
| average price Of SOILS. realizing $40: owing to
the fact that the owner cannot give the place
his personal attention, he now offers it for sale
at only $500.
o 0 . 0 o o o o o
40 ACRES IN WISCONSIN, ONLY so MILES
from Minneapolis; good soil. hardwood timber,
Apgar & Korthof, 204 Commercial bldg, cor
| ner 1st ay and Sd st. Minneapolis.
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o David G. BELL 1NvEsTMENT CO.,
o. Ill 4th st S. x-
$SOO-For four fine lots on Morgan az N,
o g between 9Th and 10th avs; size. 42x127
o each; these are the cheapest lots in
@ Oak Park. q: -.
o $3O0-Fine east front lot on Pierce st NE
O. between 10th and I'D avs; city water
o. and stone walk. ~ s..
S5OO-For large east front lot on I'd st
o n between 2lst and 22d avs; size 55X
o 157; city water and walk; we make
O this low price to close an estate.
$225-Goed east front lot, 4Ox131, on 9Th
o av S between 37th and Ssth SITS; lies
@ fine I&S#
s375-For very fine east front lot on
. tLyndale av s between 33d and Saith
o SITS; size 40x11S; city water, stone walk
o and gas; lies perfect nothing else as
O cheap on the avenue; lock 1t up.
O S125-EaSt front lot Dlf Fremont S,
. between 33d and 34th SITS; size 40x12S.
S3OO-Very fine high lot on NtcoIet av,
between S7th and 9Sth SITS; city water
and walk; have sold several in this
{. block; this Is; the last one.
. $725-Fremont ay; N,.snear 18th av; good
lot. 47x154; city water, stone walk
and gas.
S55O-G1rand av corner 32d st; cityswater
G and gas ffr front; stone walk on side;
u size s45X1A: terms to suit.
q Call for our Catalogue Of bargains.
o o o. o o O o. o Q Q o o o. o
$500 ONLY FOR CHOICE LOT ON HOLMES a
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UnImproved.

:. UnImproved.
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. ANTHONY
Park w alton Park, Rosedale Park, or for
bargains everywhere: send for maps, etc., to
Edmond G.. Walton, 800 Hennepiu av.. =
s., $50; FOR 5o-FooTT EAST FRONT LOT ON
Clinton at 22d st; perfect lot and cheap.
Charles s. Woodruff, COG Guaranty bldg -
CORNER LOT, THE BEST IN CITY FOR THE
price; sewer, water, gas, graded and sodded.
Fine otter trimmed fur coat, cheap. :. Owner
goes west. A. schott, General Delivery, city.
FOR SALE-FINE WEsT-FRoNT LOT, ON COL.
fax av $, between Lake and 31st SITS; two feet
above grade. Bargain, $500.
69x12s to 12-foot alley, on Pleasant av,
between 32d and 33d SITS; east front, water,
gas and stone walks, all paid for. 81, 200.
House, seven rooms; city water, gas, storm
sash, screens, fine cellar, woodshed and good
barn; all in good shape. $4,000. ID b"
-.- - Owner, 1890 Pleasant av.
FOR sALE-THE FINEST CORNER IN CITY
for flats Lot 1OOx132 feet. Sd and
ed st. H. Boutel1. Boutell Bros 70
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE

: ~
Improved.
EDMUND G. WALTON'S CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats of suburban lots on
application at Office. 800 Hennepin av.
SOUTHEASTERN SALE, FIVE VERY FINE
modern houses hot water and furnace
heat, open plumbing; hardwood floors and nm
tshi three on 9th av. and Sth st Sc; two on
Division st and 18th SIC. George G. An
drews Ex., III Globe Bldg.
$e,s50-GooD HOUSE; GRAND Av NEAR 2sth
st; rents for $50 per month; look this up;
adapted for two families. Charles s. Wood
rum COG Guaranty building. T.. 5t'@
Sc, 500-EIGHT-ROoM HOUSE AND LOT, GAS
bath, hardwood floors, Howe yentilating heat
Ing plant; everything complete; a bargain. II
w SD st. - 80, --3>
YOU'RE A cHUMP-1F YOU WANT A FINE
modern home and don't buy one Of these:
1-$S,6OO-A fine Sroom house on Sd av s;
hot water heat. fine east front lot; No. 1886:
easy terms. - -. = -
2-S5, OO0-A fine S-room house, new and
complete; owner must sell, and if YOU want a
snap buy 1t; 3342 Park av, worth $4,000.
3--$2, 6oO-A modern house OF 6 rooms, Sd
av; hot water heat, bath, etc. If you want a
small new modern house stop here.
"A modern and new S-room house on 9Th
av. for $1,000; oak finish.
5-One of the finest new houses in the eighth
ward hot water heat; six months old, thor
oughly we'll built for home; 81. 100; worth
$4,000. . -, :. -, -, 49,.
6-North Side bargain, 1850 Fremont N,
3 rooms. modern and new; oak t1n1sh;s barn;
given away for $4,000, but that is the price.
These houses are new, built by owners and
are snaps. rr
ON-CRITTENDEN CO.,
Va 5O7 Phoenix Building.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

LOANS AND CHATTELS
~~~>~>~-~~~-~>~~
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. 506 Globe bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
oNs, ETC; ON SHORT TN, NOTICE; At GaEAP.
or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. sTRlGIEST
PRIVACY GUARANTEED: CALI. On THE
OLD HOME COMPANY; ESTABLISHED 20
YEARS. MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
COMPANY, 300 BANK OF COMMERCE
BLDG. CORNER OF list Avs AND 18th ST.
MONEY 70 LOAN ON TgRNITURE. PIANOS.
HORSES, WAGoNS:-ETC:, ON THE SAME
DAY AS APPLICATION, the goods to remain
In your undisturbeds possession.
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF LOANS
fn GALL "a AND Be CONVINCED THAT euR
PLAN IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE CITY. ..., = =
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
- Minneapolis Loan Co., -.
-,..- 6O1-2 Globe Building,
2O22 4th ct S. -. =
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings So
WILLIAMS, 41s GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans on furniture. pianos or any security:
large loans a specially; terms to suit bor-
-. rover; lowest rates. =
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NIINNETONKA PROPERTY
JAEGER & TORELLE,
REAL ESTATE-ExCH

WRITE A LETTER STATING YOUR NEEDS,
If you wish to buy. sell or exchange city prop
erty or land. O.. B..Harris. "a L 4th st, st.
Paul = :.
TO EXCHANGE-50 FEET ON 10th ST S, NEAR
Nicol1et av, for clear Chicago property. Charles
J. Delfosse & Co., 1874 Clark ST. Chicago. Ill.
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C~~>~~~~e>~~~~~ ~<:~~s~>c~o~c>cscC@
PRICE AND LOCATION OF HALL LARGE
only one night month. Address 1868, Jour
nal. -',...
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SATURDAY EVENING,
FOR RENT


TEN-Roo MODERN HOUSE ON PORTLAND
Andrus building -.-E
HOUSE OF FIVE RoMs FOR RENT: WET
sink: storm SASH 90 T. 23d st. Apply ut
Berkeley Hotel between II and 2, room 2l6.
s7so Sd Az S; TEN ROOMS, THOROUGHLY
modern, $50.
GIG 4th av s; ten rooms modern: new hard
wood hoors new bathroom, new steam heating
plant, $40.
1416 9TH nv S; ten rooms; modern; hard
wood floors, $50.
q 18th st n; nine rooms, modern $S5
2S19 Stevens av; ten rooms, modern; haro-
wood floors, $50. -,
102 Bryant N; ten rooms; modern; suit
able for two families, $50.
3S 10Th st n; nine rooms modern, $50.
1924 sth av M nine rooms BATH furnace
barn, $27.5O.
$500 Stevens av; eight rooms, bath, gas.
city water, $50. 90,
20 Dell place; eight rooms. modern, barn.
595 9th nv N: II rooms modern barn. $50.
TX Florence Court; ten rooms modern. $25.
Lyndale and 21st n; three seven-room
thoroughly modern. detached houses; each SO
2O16 Oakland av; seven rooms, CITY water,
gas. hot water heating plant. $50.
2T1S LIST ay S; eight rooms. city water, pain,
$50. ~
1904 Clinton sv; nine rooms city water;
IN fine order; 500.
GIG NicOllet ay; seven rooms, city water,
32S 10th st S; second floor nat. six rooms:
new plumbing hardwood loors throughout, hot
water heating plant, lawn. 500
Park av, 18th st; nine room nouern 1ur-
nished house. $50
Cheaper houses. parts OF houses. rooms ana
business property in all parts of the city.
Call for rental bulletin.
MOORE BRCS. II SAW Elk,
All Nicollet Ay.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Continued.

Continued.
10TH Av s., NEAR s2D ST, EAST AND WEST
front 1 1ots' very cheap Bryant av and goth
lots, $3.50 each
Grand av, near 32d st, 2 lots, $500 each.
Park aV, near 34th st, east and west fronts
at u bargain.
Pleasant av near Bath st, T-room dwelling;
Ia, lark av near 34th st, new residence and
barn: lot 40 IT front; bargain, 81 800. -
lot; can't be duplicated at present price. ;,
Portland av. Two residences, elegant double
corner. Fine lawn and shade trees. This is
tine and a bargain. %s55.
y Clinton av, 7-room residence double corner.
nine Locality, good barn, shade trees and lawn
sidewalks on both streets; cheap at 900.
Gholce acre pieces at rock bottom prices. L.
II. sutherland, real estate, rentals, loans, in
surance, SOP Oneida block. ~
RESIDENCE LOTS. y
0O0-Blaisdell av lots, between 22d and oath,
for 5000. ."z' '.. So
$1,5OO-Blaisdell av, between 25th and Goth,
So, 400 for two lots, each 4ox1e5 on pillsbury
,av between Goth and DC. ..r
$150-Garfeld av lots, between 26th and 9th.
$S5eIFor Aldrich av, east front, just south
Nickels & Smiths addition; lots on Sd, 4th
$3.50 each. Cali for plat Days Portland
az addition, Portland and 26th, the best sec
ton for good home: Call for prices.
Nickels & Smith,
81 Nicollet.
$e75-PERFEcT LOT, ON coLFAx Az s,
-. near 9th
$195-Fine lot near Aldrich av and 31st.
$225--Perfect lot on Dupont near 31st av N.
$125-Handsome lot, on Harriet av, between
i Franklin and 22d; east front; curb, gutter,
49, city water, sewer and gas all in the street
=" and paid for.
$1,475--15 very choice lots, three blocks from
the Nicollet av car line at 46th st.
$195-On 18th av S, near 34th st, handsome
lot. 45X121; two blocks from car line
$275-Handsome lot on Emerson av S, near
THOMPSON BROS,
1O1 Fourth st S.
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PRINCETON, MINN.-160, ONLY FOUR MILES
out; 100 acres cultivated; buildings worth
s So, 600; price $500. Quick action. j. S..
LELAND Fergus Falls, MINI.
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OUR MANAGEMENT OF PROPERTY YIELDS
the best returns; call and see us; Correspond
ence solicited: we sell property placed under
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5000 ONLY FOR CHOICE LOT ON HOLMES AV
& between 31st and 32d water, gas and side
walk paid for. See Hickson for bargains in
Calhoun Park property 1926 Guaranty Loan.
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$1,4o0-To BE CLOSED OUT NEXT WEEK;
make offer. This handsome new house Of six
rooms, finished III Georgia pine, hardwood
foors back plastcred, finely papered good east
front lot. 40N12S: ssinside Lake st. Lane &
Conrad Co., 513 Phoenix building.
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wANTED-sMALL FURNISHED FLAT, THREE
or four rooms: strictly modern; within walk
ing distance; for two adults; state terms. Adj
dress p. 0. BOX is. - -
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
FS1cT AND IocAT1oN OF HALL LARGE
enough to seat $50 or 300 people. Require
only one night a month. Address 1868, Jour
nal. -...-.
wANTED-sMALL FURNISHED FLAT, THREE
or four rooms: strictly modern; within walk
ing distance; for two adults; state terms. Adj
dress P. o. Box ~11s. ~
OUR MANAGEMENT OF PROPERTY YIELDS
the best returns, call and see us; correspond
our charge Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicollet az.
HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO RENT7 I o
o. make specially Of renting and taking care Q
O. of all kinds of property, managing estates, o
o Badger 300 Oneida building. Q
o o o o o % o o o o
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
light housekeeping, within walking distance
of postoffce; must be frst-class. 7434, Journal.
wANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED STEAM
heated fiat. to rooms; small family family Al
references. Address Immediately, 1851, Jour-
WANTED-TWo FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
! heated. rent reasonable. walking distance from
| postofice. 1874. Journal:
wANTED-UNFURN1sHEp ROOMS, BY SMALL
family no children. the LIST of November; five
| modern rooms with heat please state price
| 7766. Journal.
REFINED COUPLE, NO CHILDREN, WISH
care of house for winter can furnish a silver
1857. or address ISL Journal.
WANTED-TWO UNFURNIsHED CONNECT
ing rooms down town, in modern house or
| block, by two gentlemen. Address 1912, Jour-
nal.
| LADY DESIRES TO RENT USE OF PIANO
| where she practice mornings from 7:30 to
$50. Must be located between. 9th st and
9TH av and the Guaranty Loan building.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT a WELL
| furnished fiat Eof eabout, five rooms, with all
modern conveniences; must be located in de-
! sirable part of the city and not more than
! ten blocks from public library; references fur
| nished Possession wanted about Nov. Is. Ad-
| dress for three days. 1885, Journal.
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was up to the oId-time Drummer who

il was I'D TO the old-time Drummer who
had been sitting back doing Listen.
II don't belong in this Bunch said the
Vet 81 never caused q Book Maker TO hit
the Grit. / can win more out of an EX-
pense Account on one Trip than L have
made out of the Picture Cards in Thirty
Years The Fact is that 1 am Piker.
Any time that 1 stand TO win or lose more
than a Months Salary at single Toss,
1 get chilled below the Knees. That is
when / begin TO think about that next Pay
ment on the Building and Loan Stock.
Sometimes | am ashamed of myself for
not being a keener Sport. 1 figure that
the Streak OF Yellow I'm me must be Double
Width. or Y inches. For years have been
up and down the road with you Boys who
clean up the Book Makers and give the
Limerick Knockout TO every Poker Joint
that you find. The Easy Money Talk that
1 have heard would fill the Century Die
tionary. I'll tell you that L have been dis
couraged at times to think that 1 ehad TO
get my Cush by such slow and painful
Methods while all you had TO do. any time
you were hard pushed. was TO go out and
shake down a Professional. During all my
time on the Road l never met one of you
Fellows who wasn't ahead of the Game.
1 can't understand what you do with all
your Money. Why is that you, who have
been picking up these Vast Sums from
time to time are overdrawn at the House.
while I, with no way of getting it except
by pinching the Salary and swelling the
Sundries, own a Chunk of Suburban Real
Estate?
There is something else L don't Under
stand" continued the Vet. Il see the
Book Makers wearing these $500 Sparks
and eating at the Best Places 1 drop in
at a Gambling Den and take notice OF the
Wheel inlaid with Pearl, the Rugs two
inches thick and the free Turkey Sand
witches. / judge that the Rent and Lights