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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-04
REAL EsrATRFoR SALE
IMPROVED

w. A. BARNES & CO.. ,so0-ao2 NICoLLnT
av. issue rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Real Estate Lists.
EDMUND &. WALTON's CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats Of suburban lots on
application at office, 800 Hennepin Nv.
VIII build to suit, monthly payments. w. w.
Clark. 3l3 Nicollet av, Minneapolis.
ssessoos . :. . . 100000
WHY PAY RENT, .
WHEN 10 PER CENT cash and small .
. monthly payments will buy 8 good
mouse mouse In any part of the city. Call or
W. W. CLARK. 3ls NIcoLLET. 8
eooo . . . . . 60 . . &c . .
r. p. CONE & CO., ST GUARANTY BLDG
fremont Az N, between 21st and 22d avs; fine
mouse l., nine rooms; sewer. water and fur
desirable property for $4,000.
$500 WILL BUY HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
delaware and Church SITS Sc; S, 600 cash, ball
ance on easy terms. Inquire 4th st s.
CITY WATER FILTERs. q
Call and examine them.
Sold by q. NJ. Anderson, 5o4 Sykes block.
| Good agents wanted.
r. D. CONE & CO., 81 GUARANTY BLDG.
Good house, seven rooms, barn, large lot,
| shade trees alley side and rear; street i'm
| proyements are all in; Crystal Lake ay; rent
ed for Z per cent. Will sell for 81. 800.
WOULD LIKE SIS, 600 TO LOAN on. REAL
estate. Spears & Knudson. washington
Springs. s. b. .s 80
ON RECEIPT OF 25c I WILL MAIL YOU
six new designs of cottages and residences
in blue print; don't send stamps. F. o. An
derson, architect, GIT 26th av N, Minneapolis,
MINI. =
WANTED-TO BUILD YARD FENCES,
plain and ornamental; estimates furnished
Address e. J. Bender, 1925 Grand av 8.
R. D. CONE & CO., CIT GUARANTY BLDG
Second av S, between 9th and 2Sth SITS, very
desirable eight-room house; street improve
ments all in; sewer, water, electric light In
house; we'll rented. $4,000 is very low prics
for this place.
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KELLY & ZIMMERMAN.

. KELLY & ZIMMERMAN. .
. North Side Horse Market :
. Just received, sixty head choice farm /.
. mares, draft, drivers and general pur- :
: pose horses. Our motto is quick sales :
. and small profits. Remember, we han :
. die nothing but the best Of horses that :
: money will buy. We can undersell all :
/. other dealers.
; We can save every buyer from $40 to :
; $25. Call and examine our stock and be :
. convinced that We handle just what we :
. advertise. Our stables are located at !
: 1928 Washington ay N.
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AGENTS WANTED

$1,000 GUARANTEED YEARLY
To high-class man or woman, with chance for
promotion and advanced salary, to have
charge small Office at home or in home town,
to attend to correspondence, advertising aud
other work. Business of highest order and
backed by solid men financially and political
Inclose self-addressed stamped enyelop for
full particulars to Walter B. Redman, Gem
eral superintendent Corcoran building, OPP
posite United States Treasury, washington.
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MODERN HOUSES FOR SALE ON AL
drich, Bryant, Pleasant, Harriet, Humboldt,
Holmes and other beautiful residence streets
in the eighth ward, at from $500 to $500.
w. w. Shotwell. 31s New York Life.
$1,000 FOR A sEVEN-R ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern except heat, on Blaisdell ay, near SD
st. W w. ShotWell, 319 New York Life.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

CLAIRVOYANTS
ELISE LAMONT, RELIABLE CLAIRVOY-
ant and palmist. Advice on love, marriage,
business speculation, etc. Absolute salts
faction. 62s 1st av s, fat s.
DIR. CLAYMONT, WONDERFUL CLAIRvOY-
ant, palmist, magnetic healer. 1O2S Hennepin.
EGLANTINE MOORE,
Clairvoyant, palmist and medium: gives ad-
vice on all affairs of life. Hours, 10 to 8.
Closed Sunday. 10 It'll st s.
lCLARIsSA LIE LONG, THE FAMOUS CLAIR
voyant. tells you everything. Is also q
eases. You will see she is wonderfully gifted.
She solicits the investigation Of all physicians.
Parlors, 1921 Hennepin, next to library bldg.
PROF. LA VARDE, WONDERFUL, DEEP
trance and palmist; readings daily; gives
capable manner. Residence at % 7th Ut 8.
PLANNED WAISTS, French Dry Cleaned,
Soc. Hornung, Mpls Dye House, 522-242 Mic:
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FREE FOR RENT" OR FURNISHED
Room" cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for tnem when leav-
ing the nj
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EXPIRATION OF LEASE.
SIUFEND0US CLEARANCE SALE
OF THE VALUABLE
FITI4

-
= ,,o,, EXPIRArIoN OF LEASE. s
= SiUFENDOUS CLEARANCE SALE &,
- OF THE VALUABLE q
- FURNITURE STOCK, =
- RUGS, STOVES, CROCKERY, (,
- STORE FIXTURES, ETC, ETC. =
81 positively no reserve, as q
=, WE VACATE THE BUILDING, =
~ And every article must go, no matter g
q what the sacrifice. -
- Stock consists of an immense assem- q
- blage Of new and used goods, including q
- xmas or bedroom, parlor, d1nlng-room -
- and library furniture fine brass and q
- iron beds, rugs, carpets, hair and box 4
=; mattresses, leather goods, mirrors, brio q
- a-brac, pianos, stoves. refriSerators, a
- crockery, and other items too numer- =
~ GUS to mention. q
- The only place for bona fde bar q
- gains whilst 1t lasts. We shall make =
- prices to move every article this month. =
~ Open every evening till $3.50 p. N. =
- HUBERT B0WN L CO., 9
4 "A and 46 7th st S. g
Slcet9r9a--aot.ao-e41l, a-a-.et-911t2ce..ao4G
JEWETT typewrters, best ever; all makes
rented. sold; get prices. Webb, 2S7 Hennepin
FOR sALE-DRY KINDLlNG WOOD; ONE
cord load. 81. j. r. Clark Co., Nicollet island
Tel. Main 1872.
BICYCLE SKIRTS, French dry cleaned, 75c
Hornung. Mpls. Dye House, 622 and 242 Me
0Ss . o 9 . o 0 o o o 0 q
r. WALL PAPER. rs .
Telephone or call at
W. n. TAYLOR 6 co.'s q
NEW WALL PAPER STORE q
II you want papering or painting done.
First-class paper hangers and painters.
Telephones:
II Seventh st S, Near Hennepin. I
g 90 @ 0 o O O o O O o 0 q q O O q . d q o O . q
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900 400 61g BEST GRADE RAG ENVELOPs,
Mum wired. at factory prices. Frederick P.
Siddall Co. 500 Hennepn ay.
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UNFINISHED FLATS

~, secouu Aoof Apply on premises. FRANK
Miller.
VACANT APRIL l. ONE FLAT 1851 MOOT
let; six rooms; S35; also one in the Anderson
seven rooms, $50. W. w. Clark, 313 Nicollet.
FINE sEVEN-ROOM ALL-MODERN FLAT
in the Dundee, 1912 I'd av S; equals any in
city. Look this up. w. P. Mealey Alb Bank
Of Commerce.
SEVEN-ROOM UNFURNIsHED FLAT
hardwood floors, hot and cold water steam
heat; $50 per month. Inquire w. F. Foster
1400 5th av S.
THOROUGHLY MODERN, CORNER, EIGHT
| ROOM steam heated fiat. Lincoln Court, 914
E 10Th st. $33. Edwards 6 Brewster, 1903
| Guaranty Loan.
! UPPER N1COLLET ISLAND, FINE SIX
room second floor fiat; modern except heat
very desirable. F. C. Grswold, Nicollet
island.
FIVE CONNECTING UNPUBLISHED
rooms, modern except heat; first floor; to pri-
vate family; central location; references In
quire III 1st av N.
| MAY l, ELEGANT WO-ROOM APART
ment, with bath and large storeroom, in the
! Kenesaw, IA w 14th st. fiat 5; $40.
| THREE ROOM, FIRST FLOOR FLAT;
! range, shades; modern except heat; adults
April 1. No. &C 18th st N.
SPRING JACKETS FRENCH DRY CLEANED
81. Hornung, Mpls. Dye House. 522 and 242 Mic.
FOR RE9NT-FOUR- ROOM FLAT, 800 u 18th
| st; steam heat, iautor service; all modern;
500 per month. McQuade. 713 Northwestern
, block
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HORSES. cARR1AGRs-wANrED

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A
dress, stating lowest cash prios and location.
821, Journal.
WE WANT 10 BUY A GOOD BAY HORSE.
city broke. 6 or years oldt weight ], 200 or
1900, for two-seat surrsy; any one having
same for sale please call or write 501 = Grant
st, city.
WANTED-TO HIRE FOR SIX. WEEKS, A
light two-seet or trap for one horse; might
buy II suited. Address 969. Journal
SPRING JACKETS FRENCH DRY CLEANED
81. Hornune, Mpls. Dye House. 622 and ~ Nc.
MUSICAL
>S~~~O~~~~~~~~~~~~
II. a. SPARROW, PIANO TUNING. COS MIC
ollet az. References for the past a years,
a,nin3 ia city.
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500 LApY'S BICYCLE Only SIS, II TAKEN
Saturday Elmer, 10 LIST av S.
MUST BE SOLD-NEARLY NEW SET OF
saloon fixtures, SIS National cash register 500;
$1o0 soda fountaini SITS takes it. 1927 Wash
iuUtnn
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FOR sALE-FARM LANDs-s4so, ASSESSED
value $500, NEA of section IS, LAB, Is, Cnss
county, Minnesota; never before been offered
for sale. Edmund G. Walton, 300 Hennepdn
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~. S9nA III ihthlhAt IA fEN III ltstt'
No. Densmore typewriter.
NO Remington typewriter. :.
New machines cheap for cash. VIII ship
Into country. Write Tor particulars. Mime
apols Stationery company.
So GETS YOU A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
suit at Turnqulst, the Tailor, GIG 1st ay S.
HAVE PURCHASED ALL SASH AND DOOR
machinery Of Wheaton & Reynolds factory,
this city. Write for list aud prices; great
bargains. J. H. Kerrick, 126 Sd av n.
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FOR sALElAT ELWBLL's sALN STABLE.
els 4th st s. fne lot of horses. farm chunks
and delivery horses. to be sold eheap for
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-04

SODA FOUNTAINS, good as new, very cheap.
Mpls. Soda Fountain Co., 521 Marshal st NE.
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FREE FOR RENT OR FURNISHED
| Room cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for taem when leav
ing the AZ.
FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN. s. TO sl2.
liza Hennepin av.
ROOMS FOR YOU, ANY LOCALITY, ANY
price. Call and see us; trunks delivered free.
Minneapolis Rental Agency, 500 Blk Commerce
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH GAS,
bath and furnace heat. 60 10th st s, between
Mary place and Nicolet ay.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, ALL
| modern; walking distance; free phone; rent
reasonable. No. 18th at S. Also Wes-
tern av.
FOR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
suitable for two gentlemen; house all modern !;
walking distance; free phone. No. 6 18th st S.
| NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, AT S1s Sth AV
5. Gentlemen preferred. Bath.
| GENTS SUITS French Dry Cleaned, $l5O.
Hornung's Mpls Dye House, 522 and 242 Mic.
NICE ROOMS AT REASONABLE PRICES,
III strictly modern fiat; every convenience
| four squares from business center. Call 1919
| LIST av S. p
THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nlshed. for housekeeping; modern. 1924 Hen
nepin av.
| FURNISHED FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING,
large room, with alcove; modern house rent
"a per week 1910 1st av N.
FOR RENT--TWO GOOD ROOMS, FUR
nished; well heated and lighted; easy walk
ing distance. 81 18th st S.
LARGE, WELL-LIGHTED, 'FRONT.' ROOM:
alooye, bay window; east front; modern near
town, park library and car; gentlemen pre-
ferred. 1410 Stevens ay.
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OFFICES
FOR RENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED HALL
for lodges and meetings. Inquire Dillin Drug
Co., 1O1 Wash. avs. Hofln's old stand
GENTS SUITS French Dry Cleaned, 81 so
Hornungs Mpls. Dye House, 522 and 242 Mic
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HAVE TWO-sHATED COLUMBUS PHAE-
ton to trade for cow or anything can use.
Journal
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$50 LANDS. -.
Have several tracts in Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and Dakota that I will sell cheap: send
for list. Kenneth MacRae, Phoenix building
FOR sALE-fMPRovED FARM, 800 ACRES
northwestern Canada. near Arcola; first-class
house and outbuildings which cost over So 500;
ing; will sell for $1,000; snap for any In
tending settler. Address r. J. Gallop, 38
Main st. Winnipeg, Man.
FOR sALE-BETWEEN 4 AND s ACRES ON
Christmas lake, ono mile from Excelsior. Ad-
dress Kolsta, 1901 9th st s. Minneapolis.
Il, 900 ACRES, ONE BODY, MINNESOTA
prairie and timber land s. per acre; rail-
road, good location: half cash. balance per
cent. See Babcock, "a Grove st, Nicollet is
land, IF 9
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WANTED-sTOCK GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc, shoes, hardware or other goods, for cash
and clear farm lands. Give full particulars.
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HORSES CARR1AGES-FOR SALE

FLANNEL WAISTS, French Dry Cleaned.
| 60c. Hornung, Mpls Dye House, 522-242 MIC.
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Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q THE UNITED STATES INSTALL e
q ment Realty Association will buy you !.
q home, farm, or pay of your mort &
x gage on the following terms: {
& $1,000 home, $3.50 per month.
q A $4,000 home, $3.50 per month.
y A $4,000 home, s22.60 per month.
q This Is not rent or interest, but d. (
q rect payment on the home Call now (
q for particulars. We invite thorough (
q investigation. Once open until p. m. +
q Suite 800. Kasota bldg. 4th and HEM. +
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WORKING HOUSEKEEPER WANTS PO-
sition Her present employer. with whom
she has been for six years, will recommend
her highly and answer and inquiry addressed
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

CENTS SUITS French Dry Cleaned, s150
Hornung's Mpls. Dye House, 622 and 242 Mic
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MAN OF BRAINS, ENERGY, EXECUTIVE
ability, some capital wanted for secretary in
dustrial corporation; salary; permanent posi-
ton; give references and capital1o26. Jour
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s., 900 WORTH OF SECONDHAND OFFICE
and store fixtures. Must sell before 1st; re-
modelling. consisting Of roll-tOp, standing and
fiat desks, chairs. tables, letter files, letter
presses. standard make Safes all sizes; cigar
wall cases, showcases and counters, scales,
coffee mills. VIII sell cheap. Twin City
Fixture Ey, 223 Sd st S.
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TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS
taught us the details If you have bust
ness you want to dispose Of, rent or exchange,
come to US. Collections; results amazing.
bought and Sold Dakota lands specially.
City property rented, from room to mansion.
Minneapolis Realty Co., 455 Temple Court.
Twin City pol :.
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MANITOBA LANDS FOR sALE-CLosE 70
railroad; $4,000 acres Of farming land for
sale en- bloc at $2.25 per acre; 45 cents per
ments. For further particulars apply to r.
A. Sinclair, Baker block, Main st, Winnipeg.
800 ACRES OF PINE LAND, SUITABLE FOR
farming and stock raising, in the heart OF the
land Of the Big Red Glover; near good mar
q Snap at IS per acre; one-third down, bal
ance three to five years time at s per cent
interest. This is a bargain. Inquire of Bar.
rett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market
Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul, Mimi.
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WANTED-A MODERN FURNISHED 10 OR
l2-room house in the eighth ward, from May
l to Sept. or Oct l. Good care Of furniture
and premises assured. Address P ALA, Times.
NURSE, WITH DAUGHTER r. WISHES TO
look after daughter. and near school. ssl.
Journal
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BICYCLE SKIRTS, French dry cleaned, 75c.
Hornung. Mpls Dye House, 622 and 242 Me
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FOR sALE-MAN's WHEEL. OLD STYLE.
new tires, $780, steel Paris range Sl4. 2439
Hon aY n.
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SALE ONE 1-700-LB SLOW WORK HORSE,
OF would buy mate. Braden Fuel & Transfer
1886 e Lake 1T.
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GENTS SUITS French Dry Cleaned, $1.b0.
Hornungs Mpls. Dye House, 522 and 242 Mo.
TAILOR-GOOD COATMAkER WANTED;
steady job good prices p McCallum, Iowa
Falls Iowa
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, ALL
modern; walking distance; free phone; rent
reasonable. No. 18th st S. Also 8 Wes-
tern ay.
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WANTED-FURNISHE HOUSE ON LOW
ry Hill or vicinity of oath st and Nicollet av,
for the summer; rent about $50. Small fam
lily, with first-class care. Address, with To-
oaf IN md nrin !
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FOR SALE-SIX HORSES AND MARES
from, l. 100 to 1,400 pounds. These are all
good workers Call any time 1922 7th st S.
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| HOTEI.-WANTED, UP-TO-DATE HOTEL
! man, with $1,000, to manage country hotel;
business $4,000 year. Chance In lifetime
| for right man l12 Kasota building -
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nal.
A GOOD BUSINESS MAN WITH. SMALL
amount of cash wants to get into some good
business as partner. 1921, Journal.
RESTAURANT, CLEAR $40 DAILY.
GROCERIES,, 100; corner; large farm and city
trade; clean stock; no better stand.
HOTEL-Live railroad CENTER large transient.
LODGING house; snap. 100 Lumber EXch.
PLANNED WAISTS, French Dry Cleaned,
soc. Hornung, Mpls Dye House, 622-242 Mic:
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ao2 Journal.
SALE, ONE 1-700-LB SLOW WORK HORSE,
or would buy mate. Braden Fuel Transfer
1886 Lake st.
GOOD UPLAND AND MIDLAND BNLED
hay for sale. from $3.50 to 81 ton. Call eo4
18th N. A. Taylor.
FOR sALE-l2 HEAD HORSES, ONE PAIR
light mules, express wagon, two sets heAvy
harness. 558 7th av N.
Derby & McCracken handmade runabout. In
frst-class condition. =. l.. Mcclellan. 20
LIST az N
FOR SAI.SAT ELWBLL'S SAIE STABLE.
615 4th st s. fne lot Of horses. farm chunks
and delivery horses to be sold cheap for
cash.
FOR SALE--SIX HORSES AND MARES
from LOO to 1.400 pounds These are all
good workers. Call any time. 1422 9TH st s.
YOUNG PACING MARE BY ALTOONA, 2:12:
sound, city broke never been trained; Will
go fast; is fine gents driver. Call Saturday
or Sunday, 1896 Girard ay s.
FOR sALE-YOUNG DRIVING HORSE;
good traveller; sound and gentlei safe for lady
| to drive. Call 1890 18th av s.
$40 BUYS GOOD s00-POUND HORSE,
light wagon and harness. 343 Lincoln st NE.
GOOD WORK HORSE, WEIGHT 1900 LBS.
! sound, $50; also nice single driver. weight
800; safe for lady; $50. Call Tomorrow, 1sls
4th st N.
FOR SALE-A PAIR OF LIGHT DELIVERY
horses, too light for our work; price SO. Call
| at New Store barns. 8 Grant st.
FOR sALE-sHETLAND PONIES. ANY
size ara and color; matched pair and single
driver: gentle with children: cart or buggy.
| III University av NE.
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WANTED-TO RENT

ROOMS, houses, furnished and unfurnishsd. /
Minneapolis Rental Agency, 500 Bank Of Com. 4
WANTED-TO RENT FOR A TERM OF
years, by responsible party. Americans. no
children, a 10-room house, modern; new one
preferred; favorable locality. Sunnyside pre-
ferrsd. Answer. Mrs. J. e. Duvigneaud, 2213
Bryant RY 8,
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WANTED-PLACEs TO SEW BY THE DAY,
at private homes. Address Miss CERES, IL
7th st s.
BICYCLE SKIRTS, French dry cleaned, 75c.
Hornung, Mpls. Dye House, 522 and 242 Mic.
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power, McCluskey & Young. 1s 7th st 8. 27slLl
50 LATEST PANEL BODY BIKE AND
driving wagons; must be closed quick. J.
E. Nen, 2Sl6 Stevens av. N. w. phone.
south 4h1 IA
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GOOD UPLAND AND MIDLAND BA1LED
hay for sale from $3.50 to 81 a ton. Call 6o4
IL !
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-13
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

Typhoid fever in South Africa has been
spread largely by means which sanitation
could not cope WITH the germs being con-
veyed into food and water by flies, and by
the dust which pervades everything.
Partisan thieves have discovered a new
method. which has taken the form OF alb
stracting the platinum tubes from the in
terror OF motor cars. Hundreds of thefts of
this kind have been committed during the
past few weeks.
1t is the practice in Berlin when any poor
person dies and leaves no heir, to have the
bed disinfected and stamped by the official
stamp of the Town Council. In this way a
large number of beds are collected, and are
then lent TO the very poor.
Somebody has started prohtless query as
to the oldest triplets living. s. T.. Buffum. OF
Taunton. Mass. answering il, says he has
three brothers, triplets. VINO all well and
in business in the west, and who were fifty
years old last May.
James II. Eckles. of Illinois. when appointed
Comptroller OF the Currency, was thirty-1ve.
Charles c. Dawes, his Republican successor,
was thirty-two when appointed. Mr.. Ridgely,
the present comptroller. is a young man. the
son-in-law Of United States Senator Cullom.
There has been some controversy as to the
identity OF the youngest member OF congress.
but there is none as to the oldest in either
branch That distinction in the senate be-
longs to Pettus, of Alabama. born in 1891, and
in the house to Grow, Of Pennsylvania, born
in 1923.
The distance from Vladivostok to St. Peters
burg is 6,67T miles and the fare is si2s.I5. A
train de luxe is run every ten days, with
sleeping and restaurant cars. As the rail-
hundred miles are covered by lake and river
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-13
George Washington Once
OfsHed Washington, Ga.
+. F. Andrews in Washington, Ca,


E. F. Andrews in Washington, Ca,
Chronicle.
Although our town is the oldest name
sake of ''the father of his country" very
few people. apparently are aware that
President Washington once made visit
to this, the first born of the numerous
progeny of geographical Washingtons-
Washingtons big and Washingtons little,
Washingtons rural. urban and territorial,
that have since done more or less honor
to the name. Yet. such is the fact; the
great founder of the republic once spent
a night in our town. and there are people
still living in our midst that have seen
and talked with the veritable colonial
dame that entertained him.
1t was in the year $780, when Washing
ton made his great tour of the southern
states, embracing Richmond. Charleston
and Savannah returning by Augusta and
the interior towns of the Carolinas and
Virginia Our little Washington was on
the great highway between Richmond and
Augusta and thus lay along the route
the president had so carefully mapped
out for himself that he never failed to
arrive at each PLACE where he proposed
to halt on the very day he had fixed.
There was living here at that time Col
onel Allison, who had followed the tide
of emigration that flowed from Virginia,
like so many of our early settlers. He
was brave revolutionary officer, men,
Der of Washington's staff. and warm