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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-07
MORE SUGAR FACTORIES

According to the plans Of promoters
now being outlined, Minnesota is to have
two more beet sugar factories. Calcula-
tions OF this kind were made early in the
spring but the discussion of the Cuban
sugar. duty stopped the negotiations. It
is now believed that the, concession to
Cuban sugar will not exceed 20 per cent
and that nothing at all may be done
along that line by the present congress.
The beet sugar plants already established
in the west have made money. , The
northwestern trade has taken kindly tc
beet sugar and on a, basis netting a nice
profit to the refiners.
In this connection the announcement
that Claus Spreckels will establish sugar
,refneries at various trade centers
throughout the country is attracting con-
siderable attention from northwestern
commercial bodies. Claus Spreckels is
son of the California sugar magnate, and
has an invention which he claims will
= revolutionize methods FOR refining sugar.
: An experimental plant is being erected at
New York, and if the process is success
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NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS GOSSIP
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Dividend Not Likely to Be In
creased Fine Showing of the Two Hawley Roads
More Beet Sugar Factories Retailers Associations

Contrary to- reports coming from the
meeting of the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
will make any change in dividends. Both
classes, of stock are now on a per cent
i basis requiring the distribution of $500 900
sG annually in dividends While it has not
l. beenEthe policy of the road to pile up a
j. big surplus fund the road has an eX
81 tensiveSprogram of improvements which
1T Is believed will interfere with any i'm
mediate increase in the dividend rate.
Ez" The Minneapolis & st. Louis is closing
another prosperous year. In eleven months
the earnings show an increase of S2l0,-
Ssh over last year. The operating eN-
penses have been made to bear the burden
OF, large improvement in the roadbed and
equipment and after dividends and fixed
5, charges are paid there will be a neat sur
plus left on the years results. The Min
neapolis & St. Louis is now in position
to sustain its dividend record in case the
q present prosperity should receive serious
setback. The entire property has been
+" placed in shape to make big retrench~
p ment in expenses possible if the condition
j Of business should at any time make IT
necessary.
On the Iowa Central it has been planned
during the past year to put all of the
earnings outside of the necessary amount
required for expenses and fixed charges
into 8 improvements. In eleven months
there has been an increase in earnings of
= $4,000 over last year The Iowa Cen
= trail has. a single big Improvement in
s. progress which with the general program
Of betterments is converting it into a
& fine property. The stockholders have the
- satisfaction Of seeing the physical con-
dition of their property improve rapidly
!" but no dividends are in sight.
One pleasant feature about this year S
record Of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
IS the big increase in its passenger bust
ness. That department has made a fine
showing IN eleven months the passenger
traffic has totaled nearly S78000O, ire
mendous increase over last year. Both the
- Minneapolis, & St. Louis and the Iowa
Central have profited by the big land
seeker movement from Iowa.
Those who are reasonably familiar with
the affairs Of both roads do not look for
:, a consolidation Of the two systems until
.. the Iowa Central has established divi-
ts dend record and its securities have been
~ brought nearer the value of those of the
Minneapoliss& St. Louis. It is expected
that this will come with the improve
ment of the Iowa Central. For all prac-
tical purposes of operation and economy
the two systems are well united now.
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.BADFORM, YOUKNOW
WHY. the British Officer Does Not
Show Keenness or Zeal.
DEFICIENCY IN KNOWLEDGE
Report of the British Committee on
Military Training Is n Sad
Document.

London, June THE report Of the COM
: mittee on military education, and training
issued to-day furnishes the strongest Of
fetal confederation of the ineff1ciency Of
the officers of the British army. The
committees report which is based on tho
evidence of the officers themselves, from
the commander-in-chief doWnwards, fills
forty eight printed pages with caustic
criticism of the existing system.
The witnesses were unanimous in saying
that the junior officers were lamentably
fcient in military KNOWLEDGE, the desire
: to acquire knowledge and in zeal. The
committee finds that the young officers
will not work unless compelled to do So
that "keenness is out OF fashion and
that cit Is not correct form
The committee declares that many Of
fcers do not possess an elementary edu-
cation and plaintively protests that Off
~ GERS fought vat least to BE able to ex-
"a press themselves clearly and concisely in
their own language
The report condemns the systems of
both Woolwich and Sandhurst, where edl-
cation is s'far from satisfactory, the in
= structors having no inducement to teach
the cadets, still less to work.
-; With the view of diminishing the ex-
penses of officers belonging to cavalry
regiments, the report recommends that
polo tournaments, regimental coaches
and the keeping of hounds be forbidden.
~ Perhaps the penult1ulate paragraph is
the most important of all. r..
a $50 long as mediocrity is permitted to
pass mus ter, says the committee "and
4 signal ability meets with no substa initial
). recognition, it is=useless to hope for any
valuable results from verbal amendments
Ito the regulations Nothing. but induce
rnents, in the shape Of certain reward for
good work, either in peace or war, can
izlraise the standard Of knowledge through
the commissioned ranks -. - .
The committee therefore recommends
an honest system Of promotion by merit,
following unon tests honestly conducted
and honestly reported on
The report plainly hints that officers
can hardly be expected to work so long as
F. the present system of advancement,
through social influence, is in vogue, or
so long as efficiency has nothing whatever
to do with the selection Of officers for de-
! sirable appointments. -a- 80.
}:9l The committee recommends among
other things that more commissions be
offered to the colonies and that an Off
Ger be compelled to know either French
or German. .- - - ..-.-.
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PICTURES AND BANNER

Presentation, Exercises at the South
p. ~~%s side High school. s-s
&, Friday: afternoon. at the: South High
school the senior, class presented toathe
school three fine pictures as their me-
mortal. The pictures represent three
phases Of the law and are copies of paint
.ings by Walsberg,4 Biashfeld and Simons.
The pictures were ia ceepted by Ernest
Slower for the pupil w. d. Hicks, for
the school board, and Principal Ozias, for
the teachers. Mile. Francesca Bendeke
played two selections on the VIOLIN Mr..
ozias then presented the debating team
which represented South High in the
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g.. LOST AND FOUND


sTOLEN-ON, 9Th ST, EVENING OF JUNE
4, gold opened face watch and chain, number
of case. is 724o7, number Of works 75s9665,
marked L. D.. Morse, from Aunt Rose, Christ
mas, 1901 A reward of SIS and no questions
asked if returned to e92s Nicollet av, a
FouND-A- LADY s. PoCKETBooK, NEAR
Union station. Inquire Ryan. 2soe Sd
av S. III. .....-.s-.,-.-- - -.
LosT~GoLD 5RIMLEss EYEGLASSES, IN
leather case, stamped Edward Grievish: Re
turn to White & Mcknight. jewellers. 407
:Ntcollet av. for reward.
STOLEN = A GENTLEMAN's BICYCLE,
black with red head; new departure brake
Return to- 22lS 8Ilion Sav for reward.
LosT-SC0TCH COLLIE PUPPY, s MONTHS
old white, with brown on head and back.
Return to 81 Highland av, for reward.
LosTEoN FRIDAY, LARGE BLAcKs DOG;
answers to name Nero; check number 643
Notify j. IS. Brown. 219 w. s24th st. =. -
LOsT-oN INTERURBANE CAR, JUNE Z,
UMBRELLA, morn handle, brown leather case
umbrella, horn: handle, brown leather case.
LosT-BLACK MULEY MICH COW. RE-
turn to 409 Broadway NE for reward. :
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NOTICE TozCONTR ACTORS


OFFICIAL BLICATIoN-sEALED PRO
posals-Contract work-Paving and curbing
Laurel street from Fifth street west to the
mississippi river bridge. Office of City En-
gineer, Brainerd, MINI, June g. 1902-Sealed
bids will be received by the: city civil engi-
-neer of the city Of Brainerd at his office. No.
Q Sleeper block, until 6 CLOCK p. m. Monday,
June :s16 1902 for putting il a nacadam
pavement offcrushed rock and a curbstone of
Kettle River sandstone.
4 The work to ibe done is on Laurel street,
from the west line of Fkth. street west to
the Mississippi river wagon bridge. dis
.tance of fifteen hundred and seventy-seven
"a, SD feet across four az blocks and four
"a streets. According to plans and specif-
cations in the city engineer's Office.
A bond with at least two (O sureties, or
certified check of at least ten (19)- per cent
of the. gross amount bid. must accompany
each bid Said bond shall run to the city Of
Brainerd and said cheek shall be made pay
able to the treasurer 3ofssaid city.
IF The city reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. r. X; WHITFIELD
City Engineer.
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Is This Another Instance:

London, June THE frequency of Brit
eish Iorpedo boat destroyer and torpedo
boat collisions and other accidents was
emphasized to-day in reply of the sec
rotary of the admiralty, Mr.. Forster, to a
question In the house of commons show
ing that there were no less than Ito such
occurrences in 1900 and 1901
In the former year two torpedo boat de-
Estroyers grounded and six torpedo boats
and forty one torpedo boat 4destroyers
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HE lRAkDES7
The Most Satisfacto Dry and Safest Med
.icine any Sick Woman Can Take. j
Thus Does a Prominent Brooklyn N, z, oman Speak
of Lydia H Pinkhams Negotiable Compound.


i'll
unnnstal1ahle
they be disappointed
by
Vegetable
ills
IL
Finllham's
Vegetable curie
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Vice President societe Franchise Renaissance Brooklyn
the have experience and BY friends
who cured by Lydia Vegetable Conn
the the the grande and the
satisfactory medicine sick take Life bur-
five with female troubles and
irregular all different perfectly well
of lady friends join Yours
FLORENCE ATHERroN q Hoyt St. Broeklyn NY" = l
:" ga Boston Woman's Experience"
MRS PINKHAM Lydia E. Pinkhams Veges
table enough WOMAN when to tae
doctor been married eight
decided take medicine and It made me
Lydia 81 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Remember cordially invited write to
Pinham if there anything about
Mass. free and
cheerfully ailng who asks for it,
$1,000
n.
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DUNN STILL AT LARGE
He Is Accused Of stabbins JOSEPH
Marteau.

Joseph Marteau, laborer residing at
Thirty-second avenue NE and Main
street, is at the city hospital suffering
from a severe knife wound in the neck,
and the police are looking for James
Dunn accused of assaulting him. Accord
ing to Marteau's story he met Dunn out
side of a saloon at "a Hennepin avenue
and the latter without sprovocation as
saulted him with knife. The knife
came near severing the jugular vein.
Detectives King and Fairbairn> and Mel
son arrested William Lawler and James
Younger, companions of&Dunn, but have
been unable to find the accused.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE TO PUBLIC - THE ORIGINAL
Starr Steam Cleaning and Tailoring Co. has
removed from 622 Hennepin av to I'll Hen
znepin av. Call and see us. q,
up TO DATE AND STYLISH FITTING
clothes at Bentson Tailoring Co., 31s Nicollet.
NOTICE-CLEARING SALE NEW AND .UN-
claimed pictures, oil paintings; cut prices I'VE
frame pictures cheap. Zeshaugh, II 5thsst s.
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CLAIRvOYANTs
PROE II KEENE
= ) n ICOI n II.-@g IAIIIIIS'J,
212-NINTH STREET SIP.

4L-Nt L.
212-NINTH STREET s-212
ASKING no questions, he tells your name in
full II marriages, sickness, deaths changes,
gage, iost, or absent friends interest YOU, IL
you desire to be. more successful, If you de-
sire to have your domestic trouble removed.
verified into stanch friends a word. what
ever may be your trouble call on this gifted
mar and he wi help you.
ao4 nNb1 hS n t q sghpAx6 10 70 8
!. Soc. ONE WEEK MORE. Soc
.pslmist y iate5of Aondon fame. has gained a
GIVES Full NAME, tells WHEN and uuie WHO
you will, MARRY. Tells your life in full and
all you wish to know on business. health,
'o Gives s. FIJI sning sE e How 70 CONTROL
power, she will reduce her lowest fee to SOC
IS. ParIors e27 LIST avs, fat 5. Strictly conf
n. fB-Beware of impostors NINE BALD
WINS work is genuine. Open Sunday.
q EGIANTINE MOORE,
PIANIST N THE CITY. ~
She is truthful in her predictions and re-
liable IN her advice; no matter what your
trouble is, call and she willfgive you scientific
advice She tells you how to be successful
in all your undertaking ssS reunites the sepa-
rated and restores lost "a Hections. If others
have failed tall and see this gifted lady. She
will aid you or it5costs you othing
5 a:.= Parlg Ha, 5ezs 1o efa sts i
MRS JACOBS, THE ~ WEI4L-KN'OWN
sclairvoyant u and business medium, can be
consulted dahl 3.on al affairs of life. 51t
80 ss:ya5s. ~: 81 .5.s5..a 81 u. :
DR.. gEAYMoNT, WoNDERFuL .cLAIRVOY-
ant, fpalmist, magnetic healer. lo2s Hennepin
DR. LOUISE W FISCHER, MARVELLOUS
trance seeress, magnetic healing. 81 9Th st s.
NINE BATCH, card reader and pianist; dou-
Bile readings this week, soc. $50 :5th av S.
PROF. WHITE, $50 ItLEHART ST, ST
Paul, gives an astonishing life reading Send
dime and birth date for q quick repy.
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journal cup contest a. fine banner to be
hung in the school as a trophy of the
success of the team in the fifth congress
sional district $50 - '.. &-l'rf 4
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we're in collision. In 1901, two torpedo
beats and four torpedo boat destroyers
grounded and five torpedo boats and fifty
torpedo boat destroyers were in. collision
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g DYEING AND CLEANING

~~-~~~~~-~N~o~o>-~~~O>~
MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. A. HOR-
nung Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est, largest and best dry cleaning establish
ment west of New AZ DIRK " 242 and 522 Nieollet.
TWIN CITY1TDYE WoRKs-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out -of-town
orders solicited prices moderate. 42O Nicol-
let Telephone, 1875. =
NORTH sTARaDYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, z7a3 Hem epin av; both phones.
THE PANTORIUM, 1851 sNICOLLET
Fancy dyers and II French dry cleaners.
Largest place 81 its kind in the west
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC
c.-o.,.c-r.ce--c.ce
big mixer; been fresh FIVE days. SOL 18th
av S. 81. r.... f. . <. .s-. -.s.
ONE THOROUGHBRED JERSEY HEIFER,
new mich, $95; also fine Jersey: years old.
S20 two six-nont hs- old. heifer calves, thor
oughbreds; one fine heavy rich milker. W. S.
Fleming, pol Harvard st Sc.
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BUSINESS CARDS

UNTIL JUNE 90 WE WILLPUT IN WATER
connections at cost. See our black and green
signs. r. G.. Black q Co.. 729 Hennepin.
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MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN-
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers. Collective carloads for the coast .
Speciality Boyd Transfer e Storage Co., 46
5 st. Telephone, Main $50. both companies
THE N. P. 3. delivers packages In city, 1oc !;
St. Paul, 16c 10 It'll st S. Tel1526-1. T. C., 1903.
BTjNNELL'S TRANSFER AND FUEL co,
largest vans and competent men for moving
ali kinds OF hauling. 1903 Central. Both
phones. -. - 5..-..
| CAMERON TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Largest and finest vans for moving Expert
packers 200 Nicollet. Tel. N. w., Main
1a0s; T. c., 1908 er PES z: C. S3z:.
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RUG. MFG c ARPETCLEANING
FINE RUGS FROM YoUR OLD CARPET
Write for catalogue Carpet cleaning, reft-
ting laying; out-of- town orders we pay the
freight one way. Both telephones. National
Carpet Cleaning Co.. Nicollet island. Mpls +
NEXT to Oriental Rugs made from
your old carpets by Economy Rug Co., x
d. los 9Th st IS Phone 3217-L1
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PENSIONS
MACHINERY AND ENGINES

WOODWORKING LAND = WOOD
machinery; largest stock in the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co.. I'll Sd st S, MpIs. 81
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BUSINESS .sPECIAL,s

manently removed by electricity Miss sHol-
lister, TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
ofsthe northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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HAIR DRESSING PARLORs

RONEY'S LADIES. TURKISH BATH PAR:
Tors, III 9Th st S; baths of all kinds; for la
dies only. hairdressing, sh ampooing, face
massage and smaIicuring Telephone 362o-L2..
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MEDICAL

LADIES IN DOUBT. PLEASE. CALL OR
write Dr.. Bly, ~ -4th ct s. New book, 25c.
ELITE BATH 1PARLoRS, 62s HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage cabinet and
medicated -baths;c expert enced lady attendant
DYSPEPSIA AND CONSTIPATION CURED;
box free. CT H: Rowan No: Milwaukee, Wis
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STORAGE
AUCTIONS SALES

~o~~-y~~~~~oe>
AUCTION SALE OF. S. G. SLAMATTs
household goods at 731 e 2sth st, 10 an. J,
Monday, June 9 all in good condition; every
thing In the house must be sold on above
date. Take 9Th and Central car -2sth st. &
FOR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ONE
lot screen windows, doors and storm sash,
tuesday, June TO- at 1890 a. M Standard
sWarehouse Co, 229. LIST st N. p I.
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] LADIES' TAILORING

TAILORED SKIRTS - LADIES, MAKE
strictly up-to-date tailor-made, fancy dress
skirts, walking skirts and bicycle skirts, from
furnish material if desired, sat special reduc-
tons this week. This applies to 5all spring
tailored goods. Call at 6201s Nicollet av,
third floor. room Is. Is
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:. FURRIERS

A. REINER, PRACTICAL FURRIER, Is 9Th
st, S. Furs stored and insured at lowest
rates; garments -lefts for repairs or altera-
tions stored free:of charge. Old otter gar
ments dyed seal color; s. guaranteed not to.
crock Faded, mink garments blended, re-
storing color; old Isseal garments redyed to
Hook like new; "a work at summer prices
Orders taken for new garments ut special
prices during SUNNI er month s..$ Both phones.
References: sGermariia bank. g.. G. Walton. Z.
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FOR .SALE-MARE, 8 YEARS OLD, BAY,
sound, stylish, Also eather-top buggy and
harness. :" 696, Journal. i" =, -
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES ,-- II
NEW AND SECONDHAND BICYCLES AT
great reduction. Haynes Cycle Co.. 627 LIST ay s
;LADT's BICYCLE IN FIRST-CLAss SHAPE
Cheap. us Sd Say S, second floor. &
FOR .sALE-LADY's, STEARNS BICYCLE.
Address, for further particulars, BAL, Journal
"A GIRL S: WHEEL, IN GOOD CONDITIONS,
So. Call ATS Willow st. -.
aWANTED-GoODs BICYCLE, NEW OR SEC
ond- hand; pay in photogra phs or cash: il
cheap; gents wheel preferred. Edwin Branch,
1921 Nicollet aV. 5-s.3t III s =
LADIES AND CENTS WHEELS IN Ex-
change for anything can use; new Hartford
vulcanizer for. sale, Chas. T. Drury, 1905
Sd eav S. .. ,-.--s.:.s =
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HOTELS

$50. HOTEL CLINTON. s. s. :
The finest Family Hotel in Minneapolis: &
ALI modern conVeniences.a g Terms reasonable.
PORTER TREMAINE, MANAGER.
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TTaGtl = " CANCER CURED! ~, = :"
.. DIR. Wheeler has cured more people Of can
Ger during his many years Of practice than
have been cured in the: same length Of time
by all the cancer specialists in the state Of
Minnesota Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Write for book of references or
call on : {; i-5 y. - -.
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HORSE FOR. SALE-PACER;sA NICE driver.
Call at 80 Fremont aV N. -
FOR, sALE-PAIR PONIES, 4.AND 5 YEARS
Old az 2O3l Gath aY. S., -
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PILEs-DR H. WAITE, Is YEARS sPE-,
cialist, cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis,
| 70 WoMEN-HOW TO CARE FOR HER
| self: no danger; absolutely safe; improves the
health and insures happiness; send stamp for
circular to M. M. Munsey, Box PSI, Portland,
u ;.
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FOR SALE -s SECONDHAND LIGHT DE-
livery wagon in good shape; also second hand
milk wagon, cheap. Wagon shop, Robbins
dali ,
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FIRsT-CLAsS PASTURE FOR HORSES AT
Superior av and railway. N. W. Phone. S.
r. Child, Journal.
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bletonian, 6 years old, 1000. pounds; new top
buggy, new harness; $500 for whole rig. Also
good Morgan colt, years old, eoo pounds;
rig Or will sell one or ain the horses alone.
Will take good farm horse or team in part
pay. Take Harriet car F: e. Graves, Hop
kins Mimi r+
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and combination single harness: will sell or
trade for groceries, Call 301 E 10th st, fat 1.
FOR sALE-ONE COUPE AND TRAP AT A
bargain; both in good condition Call a016
Park aV.
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A GOOD PAYING LIVERY FOR SALE
cheap, consisting of 10 head Of horses and Is
rigs, robes, whips and Office fixtures; best of
location: Address J. "A. Gustafsen, Albert
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covered delivery or cash waeon Also orc,
Gerry wagon. All very cheap. 2202 Pleas
AMI au
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LIGHT TWO SEAT WAGON, REMOVABLE
seat; will give good road cart in part pay
ment, the rest in cash. 22l0 Irving.
,WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY REsPoN-
sible party, use of good driving horse and
buggy for its keeping Address 767, Journal.
GOOD PAsTURAGE FOR A FEW HORSES
can be obtained on banks of Mississippi at
18th aY and Marshall st NE.
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Uft SAIE--FEhl Cf1EAf, OTNE IUUD. TUT
buggy and harness 1923 aWashingto av. N.
pounds; gentle for lady to drive. Call T15: 18th
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HORSES, CARRIAGES-WANTED

WANTED-THE BEST SINGLE HORSE
a. m. and p. M, and 70l 9Th st S after
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WANTED-HORSE WEIGHING ABOUT j, 200
pounds. Also heavy: dray. 30o5 Bryant av S.
WANTFD-To BUY A YOUNG. SOUND
horse weighing about 1,1oo with some speed.
Call at 555 9Th av N - =
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[FOR SALE-PAIR HEAVY LOGGING
horses, wagon, harness; pair matched drivers,
very stylish, city broke; farm chunks and de-
livery horses. SIS 4th st S. Elwell.
BARGAINS IN..NEW AND SECONDHAND
harnesses and collars: old ones taken In ex-
change. Cent. Market Harness Co.. 625 Cd av n.
LIGHT DELIVERY WKGON, WORTH $40,
for $40; no use for it; no place to keep it;
will trade. 301S Aldrich av S.