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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-10-15
DR.. F. C. GILMORE,

1ENTTSE,
II COATED AT NO. 1910 MAIN STREET.
ia over Husemann's Gun Store, Colum-
bia. s. c.. where he will be glad to see his
former as well as new patients.
Dr.. Gilmore will beat Drafts Hotel in
Lexington on Tuesday and Wednesday.
September 14th and tn. to accommodate
patients who find it inconvenient to call at
his Columbia Office.
January %, l901-tf.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-10-15
White Rock Whittlings.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:

10 the Editor OF the Dlspatch:
Woman's Home md Foreign Mis-
sionary Convention of the Luther
an Synod of South Carolina, begins
at Peak, next Sunday The sermon
will be- preached by the Rev. s. G.
Ballentine and addresses made dur
ing the meeting by DR.. Cromer, of
Newberry College, Rev. Grossman,
of Sumter, and Rsv. Greever, of
Columbia.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of South Carolina will convene at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26

UP at the many pubs and posting houses
about town. These are SO numerous that
one naturally wonders how they are all
supported. Market day finds them all
busy The old George" in Middle street.
Yeovil, Isl a posting house that has stood
for Ave centuries, and was a famous
hosiery In the days Of the London stage
coach. 1t Is still doing business at the
old stand.
The smock frock that was once feat
ure OF the laborer's attire, is now seldom
seen. 1T was of linen, deliberately orna-
mented with needle work. / have been
trying to secure one Of these quaint gar
ments, but SO far without success. An old
man, to- whom / applied, said, with a
lugubrious. shake of his head: There be
too much paltry pride, Miss, in these ere
days, They do, all think they must wear
cloth now" rs. .1s
The town crier is a parsonage of varied
duties. For a. shilling he will cry" any
thing that Is lost, or announce In the
same way auctions, sales or entertain
ments. He goes through the principal
streets with BELL stopping at intervals
to ring and call out his news. He wears
uniform, is mace bearer to the mayor,
keeper OF the town hall and bill poster
to the town. ~ .%
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26

The Borough. an open space near the
town hall, presents "a gay appearance.
Ranged all around it are farm impe-
ments and machinery, their red. blue,
green and yellow surfaces making a brave
show. Patent chicken coops, churns, hay
making affairs and all sorts Of mystic
rious-l looking things in bright enamelled
paint enliven the place and are offered
dirt cheap by sonorous-voiced vendors
Crowds Of people stand about appar-
entity engaged In long winded EARNING, but
in reality driving close bargains which
consume much time. These groups of
men have one popularity which gives
rather a sporting air to the scene,-they
al wear high CATERS or leggings, and
this seems to be a distinguishing mark
Of the agriculturist. generally.
The cattle market, in one quarter Of the
town, has stalls for the domestic animals
that are brought in. for sale. and over
these the haggling preliminary to any
transaction reaches the level of science.
No vehicles are visible, though people
have come from radius of ten miles to
attend market. Pedestrians prefer the
middle of the street, as the sidewalks
are too narrow to accommodate them.
J Equipages of all kinds, from the smart
trap to the humble donkey cart are put
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

~~~~~~~>~~~~o~
BIDS WANTED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
over the Mississippi river at Little Falls
MINI. Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the city clerk of said city Of
at 3 o'clock p. m, at which time said pro-
posals will be submitted unopened to the city
council for building ard constructing the steel
Mississippi river at Little Falls, Mimi, ac-
cording to the plans and specifications thereof,
on file in the office of the city. clerk of said
city, and also in the office Of F. w. Cappelen,
at No. 702 Oneida block, Minneapolis MINI.
Each proposal must be accompanied BY a
properly certified check, made payable to L.
Signor, city treasurer or order, fer the sum OF
$1,000 as guaranty for the execution of the
tract is awarded.
All proposals must be written or printed in
ink, addressed to Fred Cary, city clerk, and
marked on the envelop Proposals for the
and also. the name or names Of the, persona6r
persons by whom said proposal Is submitted
The council reserves the right to reject any
and all proposals submitted. q
Fred Cary, City CLERK.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING AN ADDI-
TIONAL SCHOOL y BUILDING TO THE
SCHOOL HOUSE NOW OWNED BY INDIE
P PI5sS T;I sG 7 GO PISTRIcT NO 81, IN
May TO- M1 o2 @ ee eelook p ms
tor the building, constructing and fully com
pleting said additional school building, same
to be done and performed according to ths
plans and specifications thereof now on file
in my office, which plans and specifications
are hereby made part Of this notice.
All offers must be accompanied by a Ger.
tilted check on one of the banks in the village
of Kenyon, Minnesota, to the amount of slOf
as guaranty Of good faith, and If the pro
poser should fail to carry out or do all things
as offered by his proposal, if same should
be accepted, then and in that event such
check, with its amount, shall be considered
as liquidated damages and forfeited to sale
school district. ,5asH
The right to accept or reject any propose
is hereby reserved.
Dated April oath, 1902, at Kenyon, MINI.
J. A. GATES,
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Z pleasant feature of life in country
towns is the charming walks that can be
taken In all directions. On highways Dor
dered with sweet-scented hedges. through
shady lanes and by-paths one wanders
Iast picturesque villages or historic man
sions. Montacute abbey is typical OF
many spch interesting old places to be
found about here. 1t was a Cluniac priory
founded In the reign Of Henry L., but is
now used as farmhouse. Everyone
takes walks. 1t is the chief social diver
sion. Sunday evenings, after church,
which is an hour earlier than with US,
the whole population may be met rcam-
ing about tie environs of the town, and
coming back through the dusky twilight
you will find every stile occupied by a
pair Of sweethearts; indeed so universal
Is this custom that you will hear of GER
tain couples walking out" together,
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which is the orthodox way of beginning
courtship. Across many fields are foot
paths that have been used for genera
tons, They belong to the people and
cannot be stopped or diverted. After
certain number of years such paths be-
come permanent right of way, and the
owner of the property may not do any
thing to inconvenience the pedestrian.
These by-ways across fields have often
caused litigation but the ancient rights
of the people have always been upheld by
law. An instance occurred lately, where
house was built over one Of these pub
lie paths. The owner was compelled to
let people through the house whenever
they wished to pass that way. Rather
awkward for the occupants, l should
think.
England has been called the "lard of
lovely gardens, ~ and 1T Is in the rural
towns .hat you see them at their best.
Here are the SPACIOUS, old fashioned,
walled gardens, such gardens as the poor
benighted westerner never sees. Against
its walls are trained all manner of fruit
bearing trees and vines, while the rest Of
it is divided between flowers, fruit and
vegetables. There is vine covered sum
mer house o.. bower" where on hot
summer afternoons the family have their
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26

tea. What these gardens contain of sur
prising arh delightful things, could not
begin to tell. They must be seen to be
appreciated. The master Of the garden
manages so that a succession of crops is
raised in his vegetable and flower beds.
He has lot Of little plants coming on
under glass that are popped into the
ground as fast as their predecessors are
used. Another kind succeeds these, and
so on. He even manages to have veg
etables all winter-Brussels sprouts and
other hardy kinds that Withstand frost.
Then there are things growing slowly
through the cold weather that are pushed
ahead when spring comes. 1t is really
fascinating, sort of horticultural jug
glery.
Ny English uncle has some small plants
coming UP that he calls Jersey cabbages
He says they will grow on stalks from six
to twelve feet high. He is trustworthy
man or I should not believe it.. Fancy
cabbages like that-on stills as it were
what pre- Raphaelite air they must
have!
Provincial England Is very charming
and interesting. ! leave it soon, but
am not tired of it.
Elisabeth A. Chant.
Yeovil, England March 7.
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Country life in England Is much the
same everywhere. yet different localities
have their own customs and traditions.
The "west country, Devon Somerset
aud Derset,-is a bountiful land. It's peo-
pie are hospitable to a degree, kindly,
simple, with native shrewdness and dry
humor that Is delightfully."- expressed in
their rich dialect. Devonshire cream.
Somerset cider and Dorset cheese are
noted products OF these shires, which
fully deserve their reputation.
Certain towns located in district con-
tanning many smaller towns and villages,
have franchises to hold weekly markets,
called alternately Great Market" and
Small Market" On these days the
usually quiet streets are quite trans
formed and fine opportunity is afforded
for seeing, the country people.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26
MEDICAL

LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. bly,, q 4th st s. New book. Csc.
ELITE BATH PARLoRs, 62s HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant
PILEs-DR. H. WAITE, Is YEARS sPE-
cialist, cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1918 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
LAD1Es-UsE OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
for delayed or suppressed period; 1t cannot
fail; trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Milwau-
kee, Wis,
MRS. DR.. MCKAY, 4i2 NICOLLET, ROOMS
81 and 52 Osteopathy, neuropathy, massage;
electric and magnetic treatments. Hours, 8
to g. Twin City phone, 2054.
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AUCTION SALES

~~~-~-~~~~<>~<~~N~~~~ >~NNs~~~~~-~N~o~N~NN~~
!. AUCT1ON-LAST THREE DAYS OF !:
!. clearance sale of fine furniture stock. !:
!. rugs. bric-a-brae,4 ETC.. Monday, Tues ::
!. day and Wednesday next, 10 a.. NJ. and :;
2 p. M sharp each day We have ::
!. some of the finest pieces in this stock ::
: yet to sell, and all must positively be ::
). cleared within time specified. The ::
!. opportunity Of your life for bargains :;
I. in nice goods. Don't miss it. Store :
). fixtures and elevator for sale.
(. HUBERT BOWN & CO., !;
<. tAUCTIONEERS,
(. "A and 46 Seventh S.. s.
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. Asking no questions, he tells your name
you will marry.
The Great Mystery of Life
Revealed.
Lawyers, spectators, business men of all
grades. and ladies from every walk Of life
together sound his praise for the benefit they
have received. So extraordinary are his mar,
velousa tests of the wonders and powers of
clairvoyancy that they must be Witnessed to
be believed 80 54s,,st 81
He is the greatest living exponent Of oc-
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profession that no other can hope to attain.
Truthful in his predictions, reliable in his
advice, no matter what: troubles you may
have with yourself OF others, come and he
will advise you with certainty higher than
human power. Prof, Keenea is recognized by
the press, medical fraternity and scientists
generally as the foremost psychic in the
country, and should not be ciassed with So
called card readers, fortune tellers, astrolo-
gers and similar humbugs.
Do you wish to know facts you should
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If you will succeed in your undertakings?
81 II you will win your lawsuits?
II your domestic troubles will soon end?
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How in win the love and attention that
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If you wish information you ought to have
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he will point out and show you how to over
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] ant and palmist; advice on love, marriage
business, speculation, etc Absolute satls
| faction. 629 LIST ay S, fat 5.
MRS. MANEWELL, THE MEDIUM, HAS
removed to Al 10th st S. Readings daily.
EGLANTINE MOORE,
Palmist, clairvoyant psychic healer, 10 18th SITS
THE GREAT PSYCHIC. HEALER IS IN TIE
city and located at 10 7th st s.. His cures ar,
wonderful. Don't fail to see him.
MRS. MAXWELL, THE MEDIUM, HAS
removed to Al 10th st S. Readings daily.
MRS JACOBS, THE WE'LL KNOWN
clairvoyant and business medium, can b'
consulted daily on all affairs Of life. 81
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FOR SALE-MISCLEANEOUS


! ~ 4 Confined.
UPHOLSTERISG, FURNITURE REPAIR
ing; lowest prices; furniture for sale 5satls-.
faction guaranteed. Twin City Tel. 1852
Western FurnttMre Exchange. II Western ay.
FOR sALE-A NICE ASS RTMENT TOF
household goods with She's, etc. Call at 7l9
Sd say ssa9yer grocery store. after $3.50 p. m.
each evenin .s.f ~ ss.,, NJ
FOR SALE - FINE BEDROOM SET;
French plate mirror in dresser: cost $55; will
sell cheap; in f1rst-class condition. 416s. Jour.
nal. - 1881
EGGS FOR MATCHING PROM HIGH sCOR-
ing and standard bred White and Barred
plymouth Rocks, Rose Comb White and
Single Comb Brown Leghorns and I,nperia.
Pekin ducks; 81 for 49, & Hazel. Hill, Poultry
Farm, st. Louis Park Mimi. City address
215 Sd st S. ~ e
GOO PIANOS GOING AT ABOUT HALF
price; our gigantic. spot cash deal Of 600 beau
tiful Grown" pianos breaks all records for
piano buying in America; we got record
breaking bargain; you can get q record
breaking Bargain; come early; cash or IS to
$40 a month. Foster & Waldo, 40 5th 81 S,
corner Nicollet.
sPBCTACLEs. FINEST GOLD FILLED $50;
eyes. examined free. Ostrem 4optician, 32J
Nicollet, upstairs. e
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LOANS AND CHATTELS


RICE LOANS on all kinds OF personal prop
erty. charges reasonable. 5Gt Globe bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PA
nos, HORSES. WA A7o. ETG On y SANE = u
MENT PLAN IS THE EASIEST. CHEAP
EST AND BEST IN THE CITY.
CALL AND. BE CONVINCED.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO..
601-2 Globe building,
,2O-22 4th st S.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
LOANS MADE on HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
furs in storage and warehouse receipts. at
one-haH the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co., 825 Guaranty Loan.
- MONEY TO LOAN
Va WAooN is ETc On sHo aSps NorI HGSs AT
CHEAPEST RATES IN THE CITY: EASY
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED.
CALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, SOC
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, COR
NER OF LIST AV AND 4th ST
ATTENTION-LOANs MADE ON FURNI.
ture, pianos, horses, wagons; low rates. bes
terms, easy payments call and investigate
S12 Phoenix building.
WILLIAMS, AIS GUARANTY BUILDING
loans on furniture, pianos, etc.: large loans
a speciality; terms to suit borrower; very low
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26
cows. DOGS, POULTRY, ETC


/ HAVE A FEW CHOICE FAMILY COWS,
fresh; will trade for beef 3018 Garfield av S..
cows CARLOAD BEST FRESH cows AND
springers for sale cheap or trade, at Midway
Cow Market, Minnesota Transfer Lytle, 2161
University.
WHITE WYANDoTTE EGGS, WILCOX &
Orr strain, 81 for 1S. Scion ROYAL, 22S Wash
ington av N. Telephone, Main 1904
THE FINEST BARRED ROCK CoCKEREL
in town; worth SIS; will take best offer must
be sold. 1858 Pleasant av.
FOR sALE-oNE FINE FRESH JERSEY
cow, with calf, left out of herd; the best OF
the lot. Call at 1890 Marshall st; price $50.
or $50 without calf.
FOR SALE-SETTING EGGS, PRIZE-WIN-
ming White Leghorn and White Wyandotte
stock, 50 and Is cents. 1881 Bryant ay 8.
FINE JERSEY COW FOR SALE. CALL AT
1918 Knox az N.
FINE FEMALE ST. BERNARD, MONTHS
old, out Of prize-winnins stock. Paul Keep
pen, Stewart. MINI. Is 4 .lss s.
I HAVE FIVE SILVER LACED WYAN-
dotte hens, one cockerel; will sell cheap; call
after p. m. 81 Arthur ay SCI
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APPLYING THE PRINCIPLE.

n APPLYlNG THE PRlNClPLE.
~ Chicago Post. s
"The trouble" said the anarchist. els
that there are too many inequalities in
this world"
That's right" admitted the practical
man.
I'VE must remedy matters" went on the
anarchist. "No man should have any adj
vantage over another; all should be
equal"
Right again."
''But where shall we begin?"
WELL" said the practical man thought
fully, you're much larger than i am,
which gives you an unfair advantage, of
course, and this is decidedly antagonistic
to the theory. you have elaborated of COM
plete equality in every detail Of life. We
might begin by cutting you down to my.
size.'
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Deaths.

Deaths.
strand-Florence, 1927 Polk street NE, April
"a, 7 months.
woif-Emil, III Nicollet avenue. April "a,
81 years.
nnrdt-John, city hospital, April q, SO
years.
W,nn,ni-M Mary, 400 Sixth street S, April
25. II years.
HiIl-Henry, 300 Seventh street S, April "a,
73 years.
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Real Estate Transfers.

John B. GiIfllan and wife to Perry
NJ Endsley, lots and 6, Endsley's
Minnctonka addition -. s.!............. $3.50
William A. Mather and wife to George
3 w Sublette, lot IS, block q, Jackson,
Daniel & Whitneys' addition. ........ 2, Is
Michael j. Horgan and wife to John
Horn, lot 8. block 49, Bottineau's Sec
fond addition -. ........: ....... ....... LOO
Nancy s. Edwards to Mary j. Edwards,
lots L. 5, ST and 10, block 6, j. F.
z Blalsdell's revised addition ........... 10, 90
Wayne Franklin and wife to BENJAMIN
A. Engels, lot II, block 8, Motor
Line addition ................ AZ
Annie Akeyson and husband to Marie
Myhr, lot 49, block %, Paramount :.
Park addition ............- A.
John Elvin and wife to Ora s. Latham,
part lot Q block 8. Lake Of the Isles o.
addition .............. .................., 81
James r. Miller and wife to Ora L.
Latham, lots 2 and g. block II, Cal -
houn park .......... ............:.......: %
Jesse B. Rogers and wife to Howard
s. Abbott. lot 7, block 6, Mill COM
pany's addition .................... go. 5,ol
Peter Jobes and wife to Nathan Jobes,
lot 4, block g., Bloomington avenue :,
addition ......,...... ..'.......... 81
George r. Baker and wife to Charles e
H. Haywood ct al, lots and 5, block
II, Motor Line addition ............... $50
Annie L. Winters and husband to WIZ
= liam w. Colburn, part lots 1 and 2,
block 4, Jones, Bell & Harris, addi-
ton ........f l,oi
Two minor deeds .....................
Total. IA deeds ..........SlS,3 u
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T, A. JAMESON,
20S A ndrl1s Building
Larger amounts IN pfOp0Tt10n.- y --------I-l- :
These partial payments reduce loan and
When you have made last payment
nERT

Sdi al pAopoAeloiA'
These partial payments reduce loan and
cost.
When you have made last payment
YOU ARE OUT OF DEBT.
Reliable Credit Co., 256 Henneoin av.
Room 202, over Adams Express Office.
CHOICE MORTGAGES FOR SALE, WITH
titles guaranteed and interest collected free
Of charge. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
.EssTA TES CAREFULLY MANAGED:
trusts accepted; Wills kept without charge.
Title Insurance and Trust Co., Oneida block
MONEY ON CITY PROPERTY OR FARMS
near Minneapolis; lowest rates. Nickels &
Smith, 81 Ntcollet av, room q.
$4,000 TO LOAN. Az TO PER CENT, ON
city property. Title Insurance and Trust Co.
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY ON HAND FOR
city and farm loans: make building loans
on most favorable terms. E. D. Brown: 73S
Lumber Exchange.
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III Births. *,
Moreen--Mr and Mrs H. p, COZ Eighth
avenue Observation-Disclosures. girl
.ty-nine- and -one-half street ............ son
Hoppsnroth-Mr. and Mrs Max A., Ills
Fourth streetN Observation-Disclosures. girl
Dusenke-Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 1885 Fifth
street NE Observation-Disclosures. son
Penney-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, 600 Oak
street Sc ................. .............. son
Johnson-Mr and Mrs. Otto. 627 Six
teellth avenue Sc ........................g girl
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MUSICAL

H. A. SPARROW, PIANO TUNING. Sos MIC
ollet av. City references for past IA years.
FINE OLD VIOLINS; EXPERT REPAIRING.
Rose & Saviers. 40 Sixth st s.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

WOODWORKING AND WooD-W WORKING
Machinery-Largest stock In the northwest
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st S. Mpls.
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g s
g MONEY 10 LOAN sSALAR1ED PEO- 81
81 ple-We are prepared to loan reason 81
81 able amounts to salaried people hold q
q Ing steady positions with responsible g
s. concerns, on easy weekly or monthly y
81 payments We conduct our business g
81 strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Lowest rates and 81
q fair treatment guaranteed, Room 3O6, q
s. Bank of Commerce building. :;
o.
s sALiRsT LibAtnS f 81 pi ii S5 5ih
5 to male or female employees: s
5 you GIVE $
) your y Psrso GET note !
s So, sl5. So S2S. $50; SIS. $40, $50 to 800
s MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL CO.,
s Room 40s, New York life Building. s
SIS S 5 s$$ SIS $ SIS
MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE. RE
without security: largest business in AZ prin-
cipal cities. Tolman, s2o New York Life bldg.
sALARIED PEOPLE CAN OBTAIN MONEY
WITHOUT SECURITY.
LOWEST RATES AND CONFIDENTIAL.
WEsTERN loan TOO CO. ~
512 New York Life bldg. Tel, Ma ni9s j.
$50, 900 PURCHASE MONEY MORTGAGES
absolute security. for-sale by Lund's tLacd
Agency, sos Northwestern building, Mpls.
AZ TO 6 PER CENT ON OR BEFORE
loans wanted. w. w. Clark, S13 Nicoliet.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT
lowest rates. Nlckels & Smith. 81 Nicollet.
SPECIAL RATES ON LOANS OVER 49, on
diamonds and watches. Abeles. 242 Nicolelt
T. A. JAMESON,
205 Andrus Building
Money to loan with on or before privilege
Az to s per cent.
HAVE YOU NOT A HOUSE YOU WANT TC
rent? We cannot begin to supply the de.
mand. can rent anything in the shape of E
building. I. A. Jameson, POS Andrus bldg.
SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES.
No mortgage, no indorser, no publicity.
(. WHEN. YOU BORROW. $40 OR MORE, ID
4a.At-=-yOJI =,-,'.