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CalIed ON Account of Rain.

MARION, Ind. May 25.-Marion and
Evansville called in third inning on &C
count of rain.
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A Pitchers battle.

DAYTON. O.. May 25.-South Bend won
In a pitchers battle. Passes given by Hoff;
of Dayton. gave the game TO South Bend.
Score:
RH Z
DAYTON 0 o o 0 O 0 o 0 90 l
South Bend % o o o 0 OIL /
Batteries-Hoff and Sieser; Mafit and
Tieman.
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Southern League.
vinccnne. I'm Good Form.

Atlanta. 8: Little Rock, l.
Birmingham, 3; Memphis. 5.
Shreveport, 10: Montgomery. 4.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 25.-The locals
had several chances win to-day but
they were unable to hit at the proper
time. Chicago's fielding was ragged at
times. Attendance, 2,091. Score:
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Ti.h-i-Ningoe. Win Two.

The disadvantages won two OF the three
games played with the Ramblers at the
City Club alleys last night The Marions
and Pettis teams did not appear at the
alleys. The scores:
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ST. PAUL. May 25.-St. Paul shut out
Toledo. volz pitching an excellent game
Attendance 423. Score:
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Easy Victory for New York.

NEW YORK, May 25.-New York scored
an easy victory from st. Louis to-day.
The fielding of st. Louis was wretched.
Score:
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UTTERLY OUTCLAssED.
Butler shut Out by wabash College In
an Uninteresting Game.

Special TO the Indiana polls Journal
CRAWFORDSYILLE,I Ind. May 25.-Wa-
bash College so far outclassed Butler in
bas eball this afternoon that the game was
uninteresting. Barnett. who pitched the
greater part OF the game for Butler. was
batted at Will. while the visitors secured
only two hits of the delivery OF Boulton.
None Of the Butler team was allowed to 20
further than second base. Score:
X III Il
Wabash ..0 l o lis II /
Butler ..........O D o 90 IL
Batteries-Boulton and Livingston: Bar
nett yanwinkle and Dodson.
Yale shuts Out Georgetown.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 25.-Yale. 8;
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
vINCENNES. Ind, May 25.-In the Ken
ucky-Indiana- Tennessee League game to-
day vincennes defeated Hopkinsville by
the score of IA 10 g. Both teams played fine
ball. Score:
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Fine pitching by Garvin.

BROOKLYN. May 25.-Garvin pitched a
fine game for Brooklyn to-day, shutting
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Central League Standing.
Central League Game. To-Day.

Terre Haute at Marion.
Evansville at Anderson.
South Bend at Dayton.
Fort Wayne at Wheeling.
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ANDERSON. Ind, May 25.-Terre H

proved superior at bat and in the box.
Score:
r H L
Anderson 80 o % o. 2
Terre Haute i l o 0 0 O. o
Batteries-Nonuemacher and O'Neil;
Crangle, Terrence and Hanford.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-04
ADMIRAL STRIKES
Why Commodore Crowninshield Has
Had Enough.

Washington. March 3.-The request Of
Rear Admiral Aren't Schuyler Crownin-
shield, commanding the European squad :
ron, asking to be placed on the retired list
of the navy under the provisions Of the
personnel law, will be granted. Lieuten-
ant Henry H. Ward, naval secretary to
Admiral Crowninshield, has resigned his
commission. 49, -.
Rear Admiral Charles T.. Cotton, com
nandant of the navy yard at Norfolk, Va,
was assigned to the command of the Eu-
ropean squadron and will relinquish his
present duty at once and start for Eu-
rope. ..
The trouble with Crowninshield was
that he was dissatisfied with the rear
rangennent of the armored squadrons fol-
lowing the Caribbean maneuvers last win
ter, which deprived him Of the further use
of the Illinois as flagship. "ras
Admiral Crowninsh1eld is now No. 20 or
the list of rear admirals, and thus in the
| junior grade, SO that his retirement viii
place him in the first grade, where his
retired pay will be $5,625 per annum, OF
$500 more than he would receive were
he retired in his present grade. -.
| 1t was said atsthe navy department later
in the day that Secretary Moody had ca
| bled an acceptance Of Admiral Crownin.
shields request to retire. : 5,
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CHOLERA INFANTUM DOPE
An Anti-Toxin Which May Save
Baby.

Baltimore, March 4.-Another great
discovery" the anti-toxin which shall de-
stroy the germs of cholera infantum, has
been announced by DR.. Simon Flexner, di-
rector of the Rockefeller Institute OF
Medical Research.
1t was the death of his grandson that
turned MIR. Rockefeller's attention to the
absolute inability of the medical protes-
sion to cope with this disease that am
nually carries off many thousands of in
fants, and resulted in the plans for the
establishment of the laboratory and hos.
pital that is to be built in New York.
Last fall the announcement that two
students of the Johns Hopkins medica
school had discovered the germ which
caused the death of millions of children
was received. It was then stated that the
energies of the investigators would be di
rected toward the discovery of a serum
which would destroy the bac1lli.
In one of the private lecture rooms O.
the Johns Hopkins hospital DR.. Simon
Flexner and DR.. J. H. M. Knox, of the
hospital staff, have declared as the result
Of their Investigations the qualities of thu
needed serum had been discovered ant
that tn perfecting of it would occupy but
| few months longer.
| DR.. Flexner declared that before the, ent
of 1906 the anti-toxin would be ready 70
practical use and given to the world.
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TOLD INA LINE

traiia in 1907 was ss11,o2os24. 7 S"e.'',
La Guaira---It is asserted that dynamite
among the coal left by the Germans on board the
Venezuelan warship Restaurador. t<
Richmond, Ya;-Tbe release of Mrs. FLORENCE
come on May 1, 1904. The tidipgs were brought
here from the state department at Washington.
Chicago hotel to cost So 900, 900 and to out
81 be
occupied by the Victoria Hotel if the plans Of
Levy Mayer do not 60 astray. >.a*
Colorado Springs-Companies and 7 which
comprise the local battalion Of the Colorado
National Guard and four companies and bat
terry from Denver surrounded the mills at Col
oradO City where strike is In progress. Ev-
erything is quiet. E
Fort Riley, Kan.--Seven troops of cavalry and
four batteries aggregating 800 men with two
lected by the secretary Of war to participate in
the dedication Of the Louisiana purchase expo
sition at st. Louis on April 30.
Trenton, N. Judge Kirkpatrick Of the
United States circuit court has appointed Thorn
as P: MeGovern of New York and Joe d. Hal
lock of Plainteld receivers for the Pacific Pack
ing & Navigation company which operated sal
mon fisheries from Puget sount to Alaska.
charge d'affaires at The Hague. telegraphed
that Queen Wihelnlina would willingly comply
with the request Of this government that she
between the commissioners appointed to settle
the claims of the United States against Vene-
zuela.
London-One of the highest compliments ever
paid to American ambassador was the cele.
bration under the auspices of the Pilgrims
club at the Hyde Park Hotel last night Of the
completion of four years of service by Mr..
Cboate. A distinguished company Of 100 per-
sons, under the presidency of Earl Roberts, dined
and talked. Is
New York-The steel trust plan provides for
the issuance Of $3.50 100000 of 5 per. cent bonds,
5000, ooo, 900 Of which are to be exchanged for
5000, 100000 of Z per cent preferred stock. The
presidents of the various subsidiary companies
have given
which provide for additions and improvements to
plants to cost more than $36, 600, 900.
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STOPPED BY INJUNCTION
How Strike on the Wabash Was
Prevented The Men Re-
spect the Writ.

ST. Louis March Am injunction
granted by Judge Adams of the United.
States district court yesterday prevented
the elimination Of the threatened strike of
the 1,100 fremen and trainmen Of the
Wabash railroad for higher wages.
AS the result of the poll during the past
week among the employees over the ques-
ton of striking in case President Ramsey
refused to grant demanded wage conces-
sions on the Wabash east of the Missis-
sippi rivers, the engineers and conductors
refused to participate in a strike, but the
firemen and trainmen favored it en-
phatically. Their committees yesterday
notified President Ramsey that he would
have until noon to grant their demands.
In the afternoon President Ramsey re-
quested a little more time and the two
committees granted him until 5 o'clock to
make final reply. Before the allotted time
had expired President Ramsey secured a
restraining order from the court and it
was served on all the officials of all the
orders and members of the grievance COM
mittees. The injunction was a most
sweeping instrument and effectually
blocked any strike proceedings. In part
it reads: e..
We. therefore, do strictly command you, until
the further order of the court, absolutely to de-
sst and refrain from in any way or manner or
dering, coercing, persuading, inducing or other
wise causing, directly or indirectly, the en-
| ployes of the said Wabash Railway company to
strike or quit the service of said company.
! In a letter to the grievance committees
President Ramsey declared that his road
| was paying as much wages as, were COM
peting lines, and that If it could be shown
| otherwise changes would promptly be
| made. ~..
Grand Master Morrissey OF the Brother
| hood of Railway Trainmen; gave out a
statement last night in which he said that
the injunction was law until it was dis
solved and would be recognized He said
While view the action Of the court as sub
versive Of American right and privileges, and we
believe ito contrary to common Justice and fair
ness. we utter defiance to it's mandate and
indulge in no heroics. We will, however. con
| test the proceeding to the end, for, if Judge
| Adams order Is written into the laws of ou1
country, organization of labor, which is to-day
the hope and protection of those who toll. can nc
! longer contribute its benefcent influences IL
| lettering the condition of the working people.
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The Finance Company
Of Minnesota,
go Temple Court.

$5500-For 12-room modern house, east
front, Humboldt av S. near 22d; Douglas
# school district; house built for a home
81 before rise in cost of building and
+ changes in family only reason for sale;
hardwood, stone walks, nice trees, small
barn; open bling; fine well and els
tern; large cellar and attic; excellent
heating plant; screens and storm sash;
lot 50x156 to alley.
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f.: T.. PALMER,
241l Central AV. NE. Phone E-65-L2

Fort WORTH Texas-The country around ANA
rillo is covered by nearly two feet OF snow, and
the region has been practically shut out from
the rest of the world for six days. Railway
traffic is practically suspended.
Dublin Indian unusual elopement Is reported
from Silver City, Eosciusko county. Devon Getty
and Ruth Arnold, one Z and the other 6 years
of age, were the chief figures. The youngsters
eloped to get married, but were brought back.
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p. G.. DernilllIq,
24O7 CENTRAL AVE,
Telephone, East 1872.

Telephone, East 1Ss-J2.
SS50--5-room cottage in New Boston, on a very
large lot and oily two blocks from the
500 shops This will rent for $40.
g $9o0-For a Groom house on an east front corner
lot with nice shade trees and city water, on
one of the leading STREE Is In Northeast Min
neapolis. ' an -
S1,600-For an s-room house and 60-foot front
lot, city water upstairs and downstairs
and renting for $16 two blocks from
LIoyd's and ". s. Motifs factories III
81, 800-For your choice Of three desirable resi-
dences east of Central av in the best part
Of New Boston, any one of which is well
worth 50, 500. -.Es. -z..-5a 1....er
$400-Fine lot on Fillmore near 10th, with every
Bt street improvement in and paid for, includ
ing sewer, water and sidewalk.
S200-For AN east front corner lot, 1914 av and
Taylor. Nice little snap.
+ 81, 800-For Groom house and good large lot in
Southeast Minneapolis at 18th and
8#t 9th st. -. .ssra
$460-One more lot, Madison, near 18th, near
the psrk four just sold; you'll soon pay
25JlEE4 $500 for such lots. .9rs>.
s., eOO--For No. 2402 Fierce st NE, s-room house
with city water one of the finest so
foot lots on the hill E.
SJ,S Look UP the above bargains and make money.
Prices will never be lower. Office open day
and evening. Telephone East 1873 J2.
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Good Homes CHEAP.

S1,65o will buy good eight-room house, on large
: lot, 43x175 to alley. Has water up and
. downstairs, cellar, front and back stairs,
=. trees on lawn, sidewalks, screens storm sash
and everything in first-class condition. A
good Investment; pays 10 per cent on 81, 800.
Only one block from Central avenue, near
Eighteenth avenue NE. - -.s. i
81, 300 for q. snug little home up in the trees;
: large 5O-foot lot; good neighborhood.
$500 is the price of one Of the finest large lots
j, on that beautiful street, NE POLK
S125 buys 50-foot front lot in the trees near
500 shops. - r. ,.'. 't ..s ..-5l' + .E.,
SO, 500 for one of the finest homes in Northeast.
Has all improvements. Former owner paid
over 900 for 1t. It's very cheap at this
price. ~ 5 -
81, 425 will make you the owner Of a well-buflt
home Of seven rooms, near Polk and Twenty
seventh avenue. Rents for $16S per year.
$3.50 for your choice Of number Of fine large
building lots near 500 shops. Make your
selection while you as they will soon be
sold at this very low price.
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USELESS CLAUSE.

.E@1z'7 l8 r- Uh1caSO" NEWS. * ----a-. !-I7-0
s Old Gotrox--I had clause inserted in my
will to the effect that II any of my relatives
should contest it they not to get a cent.
Mr.. Neighbors-That was altogether unneces-
sary.''
Old Gotrox-Why was it unnecessary
Mr.. Neighbors-Because, If there is contest
the lawyers will see that your relatives don't get
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NOTICE

SHIP YOUR VEAL, MUTTON, HOGS. rouL-
try, etc., to George Besser, 80 Central Market.
minneapolis; write for market prices and in
First National bank
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THORPE BROS,
Real Estate, Rentals and Loans,
ANDRUs BUILDINGS. .,

$500 EACH-Lots Oliver av N, between 21st
and 2Sd, 45x124. .e ~ -. 1s-,.
$20o-Lot Fremont av N, between Western
and 4th, 25x12S. .... ....
$275-Lot, corner Logan Az N and I'd Az N,
40x114. 81. -. u -
$275-Lot on Harrison st NE, between Winter
and Spring, 4Ox131. 49,
$325-Lot on Bryant av S, between 32d and SOD;
east front, 42x129. u. ~ 's
$350-Lot 2Sth av $, between 25th and 18th;
east front, 4S1157.
1915 EACH-Lots on 18th av 8, between 9th
and 2Sth; east front, 40x12S; easy terms.
$3.50 EACH-Lots on Harriet av, between 31st
and SOD, 45x12S. \
$500 for two lots ON Vincent av, between 44tt
and 45th, S4x135. Easy terms.
$5oo-Lot on Emerson av n, between 26th and
9th, 42x127.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works; 722 Hennepin av; both phones.
THE PANToRIUM, ". Z. WALDRoN, PROP;
:. fancy dyer; and French dry cleaner, renovator
of clothing for men and women; two stores.
MINNEAPOLIS DYE HOUSE, TRENCH DRY
cleaners; largest and best dry; cleaning house
y In the northwest A2 and 500 Nicollet. 3I*
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81. 5Oo-A very fine new modern eight
room house, $500 9Th av S, large east
front corner lot; hardwood finish and
aoors. large double parlors, with ex-
ceedingly pretty, up-to- date mantel;
open nickel plated plumbing, porce-
lain lined tub and bowls; full basement.
furnace, laundry, and is in every way
first-class and most desirable. Will be
sold on easy payments. -" r,.,,:@".
So; O00-A large 1O-room house, No. 2642
Clinton av S; modern except heat, good
. barn; 5O-foot east-front lot. Sold on
monthly payments If desired. -. -.
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CHAS. w. CHASE,
6O7 Bank Of Cos,,s,,os.Qe.. :

81, 250-An east-front 40-foot lot, Colfax
av S, near 25th st; fine residence on each
side Of this lot. ~. ri :
sSo0-East-f front 4O-foot lot, Emerson aV
and 9th st, all street improvements in.
ST, 5oo-A fine lot on 9th av s and 18th st.
$475-A very f111ea 45-foot lot on 5th av s
and SD st; nice neighborhood.
am building as&strictly modern eight
room house on Park av, just beyond SD
st, which will be sold at a very low price
and on easy payments. Will finish tc
suit purchaser. Call at the building
look over plans, and come in and see me
for price and terms
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WANTPages18an
ANNOUNCEMENTS

CLEARING SALE PICT.
ures, portrait frames, cvals and framing pict-
ures cheap to keep busy Zesbaugh, II 9Th
TO WHOM 1T MAY CcNCERN-ANY PERSON
holding in trust any papers belonging to VIM
Kell, deceased, will please notify Henry Kell.
Station D, Route u Minneapolis.
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THEN HE GOT BUSY,

He-Miss Clara, your lips are like ripe
cherries.
She are you fond Of ripe
cherries, George? 81
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FOR sALE-A CATTLE RANCH IN NORTH
Dakota near Mandan, three sections Of land;
good buildings; stock, wells, etc; location
could not eb better. For particulars call or
write to H. Hauser, 1915 Lumber Exchange,
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

~~~~~~~~>~~~NNC~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER,
77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
= Northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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$3.50 EACH-Lots on 9th av s, between 31st and
Bed. East front. 40x122.
$55o-Lot on Bryant avs, between 9th and
2Sth, 40x11S. - :,.'l- e.
'front.' 45x127. - 81 - f+.
$60o-Lots on Madison st NE, between Summer
| and Spring, 40x129. =
| 370o-East- front lot Harriet avenue, between
| oath and 25th, 4Ox12S. 80 g..
$500 EACH-Lots on Park av, between s1st and
| 32d, 40x11S. - @
$75o-Lot on Oliver av S., between 25th and
! 26th, 50x13O. East 'front.',
$75o-Lot on 9TH s, between oath and 25th;
east front; 52x129. .+.6 --.'
81, 900 for double corner, Western and Girard,
! 55x12o. i ~. -: -.
81, boo-Lot corner of 9th and Hennepin, east
and south front, 55x165x105. Easy terms.
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ASSAYER AND CHEMIST

ASSAYS AND . ANALYSES ACCURATELY
made at reasonable rates.; 20 years expert.
ence; correspondence solicited. Dr. g. w.
Drew, 416420- Century building, Minneapolis.
Telephone connections. -a-5t-.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

LOCKsMITHING AND REPAIRING OF ALI
household utensils; throw nothing away; you
lamps, carpetsweepers lawnmowers, all made
like new; agents Blue: Flame oil gas burner
SIS LIST ay S. - #'l'al+ r -s1
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON 4 MER CHANT, Patent LAWYER.
and solicitors. Main office, 429-9S5 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis. MINI. Branch office
81 McG1l building, Washington, D. G.
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DRUGG1sTs-HAVE A CASH CUSTOMER FOR
your store. from $4,000 to $4,000 but your
store aud location must be first-class. Address
1901, Journal. 49, - =.
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MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINERY
moved: household goods moved and stored or
packed for shipment by expert packers; col
iective carloads for the coast specially.
Boyd Transfer and Storage Co., 46 S Sd ST. ~
THE M P. d. DELIVERS PACKAGES M CITY
.1Oc, st. Paul 15c $40 4th S: both tells, 1903
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Large and commodious vans for moving; expert
packers for storage or shipment Office, 2OC
Nicollet az. Tel, both lines. 1908 Res
Phone; t. O., 1924. ...-..-~ -. =
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GOOD LIVERY STOCK FOR SALE CHEAP
For further information apply to
G. w. Schrump Climax Mimi
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CLAIRvoYANTs

MRS. JACOBS, CLA1RvoYANT AND BUST.
ness medium, can be consulted daily on all
affairs OF life; satisfaction guaranteed. SIC
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CLEAN STOCK CLOTHING, ONLY EXCLUSIVE
store in fine county seat town; stock one year
old; invoices approximately $5,0o0; will sell
this week 6Oc on the dollar. J. g.. Kurtzman,
Phoenix building. 49, 49, -. - .. y
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STORAGE
UPHOLsTERING

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REFINIsHED,
mattresses renovated, dress boxes, corner seats
and cushions made to order. Furniture cover
tngs of all kinds. Both phones. C.. A. Gus
tafson, SOB Nicollet
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CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE OR BUsI-
ness, no matter where located. If you desire
SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY,
Bank OF Commerce building, MINNEAPOLIS.
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NEW GENERAL MERCHANDISE STOCK, IN
foici eng $500; If taken at once. to exchange
Tor land at honest value; a rare opportunity
for the right investor. Address owner, +. Il.
Barnes, Wahpeton. N. D. -. =
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MEDICAL

NINE BATCH, CARD READER AND PALMIsT;
double readings this week, soc. $50 9Th ay s.
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DRUG rSTORE-GO0D PAYING BUSINESS IN
rich county in southern Minnesota town of
1000; never before offered. G.. G. Barnes,
New Richand. Mimi -,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE
hardware; part payment farm lands Hay,
large tract, one four miles town, sell small
payment easy terms Active men wanted
write for map pamphlet. Consolidated Lane
company, Bowesmont, N, D. 49,
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BARBER SHOP AND HARNESS SHOP FOL
sale; bargains. '-7I.-
G. W. MEAD. wILMoNn n.1NH
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HORSES. CARRIAGES-SALE

WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALL KINDS
cutters bobs.: sleighs. blankets, horses, har-
nesses etc.. special on 200 pairs street and
barn blankets. Widmayer & Prendergast, 4l4
I'D st s. 49,
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Sc, 900 STOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE RUN
ming. solid brick store; sent $45; centrally 10
old settled country. Will take quarter cash
balance unincumbered land. Address box 4O4
Wilmar MINI