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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-18

FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth Of BANK STOCK wanGed.
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Who, has \ LARGE RANCH In souIcR
or SOUTHWEST Texas that they would
Ike to exchange for cash and NORTH
TEXAS BLACK LAND2
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, No. 10
Main street We handle Heights prop
erty only; lowest prices; easy terms
John \. Milroy, agent. tt
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VINO has some HOUSTON PROPERTY
to exchange for mart money and part II
FLORIDA LAND?
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FARM FOR sALE--s12 acres 100 IN cul-
400 trees; new hve-room frame building
painted inside and out; 32152 new barn;
In Montgomery county, four miles east
of New Wayerly, on the International and
Great Northern railroad. For particulars
and terms apply TO L. ID. Coupland. New
MaYerly, Ie1ns. u
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HEIGHTS COTTAGE, four rooms, nicely
papered and painted, ground 1OOIl32, east
front, fenced, only Ss25. Smeaton. 905la
Texas avenue. II
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II you would like a good speculation
we can sell you p acres near the city
for two thousand dollars on easy terms.
that Is sure to make you money.
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FOR sAhE-e21a feet by $50 feet on the
corner Of Hamilton and Lamar streets
with modern IS room residence, price Sis .
800 Address 1858 this office.
20 BROKE MULES for sale, all fsesk sges
ana wstesirr t-o~ go 10 800 pounds:
eheap ii cas Tors TO dealers. Csose &
slnEslz, EorI WSsIs. 1s3aA Z
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Just think, about 1880 acres OF nice land
Only SEVEN MILES from the FUTURE
CHICAGO OF THE SOUTH for ONLY
TDN DOLLARS PER ACRE.
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Mo DESIRABLE building lots To1fb
drT ar on Fierce, near car line: desirable
building. " DollIrasS' Khan
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Il you have THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS worth OF good SOUTH
TEXAS LAND you don't want. we can
tell you how 70 ger irs equivalent IN ths
fourishing city OF MINNEAPOLIS
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n TITLE WANT ADS
~ bring big results.
-@-->-~-~--->----~~~>~
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VIZ HAVE THREE COTTAGES AT spr
s,ai prices for next week. also one Two
ss %rS' close In, In, the Fifth ward. We
Tor descriptive list. as our llst il too
ldiIke 70 advertise. Acreage close In AZ
Gi3sest figures for speculators and those
w Cno s Want q good thing. e. NJ. Fly &
oH '""in street Is
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II you. have pAsTURE LAND ana
can tell you how 70 get FINE PLAN.
TATIoN. a R0CE QUARRY thar Is pay
ing BIG MONEY. and a MERCANTILE
BUSINESS. See US to- particulars
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eoo.oce ACRES OF LAND FOR sALE--we
have over 200, 900 acres of the finest rice
land and suitable 10 grow any crop
grown IN South Texas, which we are Of
itring In tracts OF 100 acres up to 10000
stfes st from S. to $40 per acre on easy
terms. Also from 5000 to 10000 acres on
canals IN South Texas, both improved and
uninproved. Come and see US for de-
scription and particulars or write US for
maps and price lists. We also have
humber OF ranches for sale from 1000
acres 70 100000 acres varying in price
from 81 per acre to 81 per acre. Any in
formation concerning our properties cheer
fully given and no trouble TO answer
questions
Remember We pay expenses Of any
party coming TO Texas TO whom we sci!
y the ut!e fails upon examination by
competent attorneys Duson, Moore 6
70 u Campo, Texas. W. Q. Moore 4
oop Houston Texas. II
II Z, KENNEDY-Improvsd farms and oil
naas, Houston, Texas. II
'SA WHOLE BLOCK IN THIRD WARD.
Tsa,room modern residence on corner,
bsrsain.
close IN. cost
IN, aasts lots and sl1-room cottage. east
f'2S Fifth ward, 5000.
.focr.todrn cottage corner lot one block
LON car line, Sixth ward. slboo.
1900 buys two lots and four-room cot
aSe' IN Fifth ward
Woo buys two lots and sva.roor, cot.
vttd. street, east front. Fifth
cheaD. 1' ny san street. school house
10 Sortba-S cVtner' lVJNlo0 feet, close
ton for IN Pacific shops Just the loca-
tie pIscs iVIlSo feet on paved street; Just
D'aee Tor corner grocery. '1''
road. ana acreage on Harrisburg
ra,irosd site on Texas and New Orleans
Sta nn near city limits: also factor
ouualo bayou, near city limits
ssss, oso l bsyou front at Harrlsburg Misc
cbs s;al blocks in the town Of H f
Paesc ~ Cascara addition near southerp
nents suops 5000 a piece. on easy nav.
MI ". CRAIG.
- a klam Building. Is
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test tve-room cottages in the Third
ward, ell modern eonveulences; for price
snd particulars see VIM q OlscheWsee
4 Co., 30 KAN building; Both phones.
p
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dhEh desirable lots near Odin avenue
az sacrihce; easy terms; also lots near
montgomery at bargain. VIM H. oil.
schewske y Co, 200 Kiam building 10
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MY OFFICE is headquarters FOR timber
lands; II you want to buy or sell see me
Ny. y. Conner, Binz building 10
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MARE for sale; pref
ty, gentle and broken 20 ride and drives
VIII take good COW IN trade. 60J Travis
street George w. Stieff. 10
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81 home, complete, with ~ lots,
E@rss 9dfl eaG line fG Snd cement Sas walk
|iICph ~ way; s275o. Il. c. Lamb 4
|sl lhrIy1 BIN. IL
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Do you want well equipped HAYT1GG
DAIRY, and have you some good prop
erty TO EXCHANGE for Il? Soc rs ana
wen tell you the rest.
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! HAVE for sale some very degira ble
Bra2os river bottom lands al half their
value. w. L. O'Connor, Blnz building.
10
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HAVE some decided snaps In rlce lands
O'Connor, Binz building. 10
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R. c. GRAY & co, Buy. sFrr. AMI NV
GHANGb REAL ESTATE. CoMpT,ETE
LISr PkOPEKTY FOR SALE AND FX.
IITnAINGE. TRY US. NO 900 RIM
BUILDING, HOUSTON. TEXAS. N
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ZS
lATHERS READ POST
~ Want Ads. Do your
->->~>----~~~~>--------
FOR SALE.
GO TO Wrights Flower Garden with 4
few dollars and beautlfy your yards. gal
leries and hells. tf
GET YOUR home made ssddies and ha1~
ness from practical Ssl saddle ~, and harncss
pue. next TO Theo. Keller tf
III YOU have an old plano that you wish 70
|. friends who you know wish to, let 10
closing to 2cent stamp, we Wv viii r; send ~,
you a piece or music. G., Janke a. Co.,
22i7 Market street Galveston, Texas.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.
FOR sAI.E--FoI terrier males. IS. 50, two
erel, 81; White Rock cockerel, ST. tits
Chenevert street. ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to do housework fos
small family; good home wanted, Address
$40 German, cid phone l64l. ~
REFINED, middle-aged woman desires po-
sltlon OF trust, governess. companion or
matron; references exchanged. Address
-- uoN l.V SaIYert. Ietaa. ~
AIDDLE- AGED lady With one child vans
situation as housekeeper. 2So5 odfn avi1
~ 5sy; 20
POSIT1oN wanted by . servant eiTI: ON,
give good references Address 1908 sheagn
FOR sALE--we have three nice recisTcgeo
bull. CslifSrnts 81. h NICE registered jersey
LAW -------------.----.Ass
ness Sen,ess r siasr wanta position in buei-
take piece Work; can f,rn,t d1use; o. VII
.- A1eress l2os Congress Avenue %
Grist eSansn,on oS o., Ga LaE--Few extra pice
also eight pet squirrels wifb Az 49,,
.- Tor same. Bog 8 Coleman, Texas is
FOR SALE--Gentle family poov- MA
.. washington street. 81
FOR SALE--Fnmiiy horse q S--. -S-----,,ii,,i-
16 hands high. safe fnr I,dy ear ~ olu'
kind and gentle, good locker bugey iu, n,3
harness, two saddles. 1917 Robin Street.
is
Fop cITr-1T---
pules and saS sm Iesma OF young WORK
1909 Commerce NsSS 49, = 30 Nas S's'5.;
Go6b BUGGY 1oSSs - 80 -- - ~.
Esws~lS staes, 49, s--s - $50
W, ~ ~ -;
r3a "" ~ t-'s' 1.'!G!-%- -oS 9ssa;
;7S, Z
- ,e;sS S SS:sss-e: oas s-v s1:ts cay
N.Y., { ! = =
dssE - ~ ~ ,s,S NE tassossssEss Gsst aa5
street Ole phone lab. IS
SEND FOR FREE COPY Of the SouT5e-5
Poultry Journal Dallas Teas tsrpaS~
aud best paper IN the South devoted 10
poulIry, dogs ene pet Eoes IS
FOR sALE-Enel!sh sett0rS. tue 15-s
IA ~
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DIE capitaIfinds the channelof
4 trade through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Ihkhb Heights lots near car line and
Texas avenue. ~
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$1,000 ACRES OF land In Ia Sale county,
de1asi at 81 an acle. w. II. Graham q
Co, Guero. Texas II
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TOR sALE-A dairy OF forty four heaq
registered and unregistered Jefsrys aDd
good retail route. 1905 McGowen ave,
nue.. =.
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nice littlc TRUCK FARM Of 70 scres
very near the city at only ONE hun
DRIED DOLLARS PER ACRE.
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REFINED, niiddle-aged woman desires po-
sluon OF trust, governees companion or
mAtron; references exchanged. Address
box 1lO, CalYert Term. -. -0I
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FOR ALE--rwo-story house and two lots
OF ground In Fourth ward on car line,
south corner; owner must have money at
once. A bargain See N. L, Mills, 9lB
Main street N
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SO BUYS a nice gentle horse. ecN, this
office. 70
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= ?; kENNEDY-Improved farms and oil
lisdH. Houston, Texas. Il
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TELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
FOR SALE.

TWO. NICE ORGANS, perfect order. cheap
at $4o easy payments. Geo. w. Stien,
GOO Travis street. ~
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FOUR DESIRABLE LOTS on PAVED
STREET, TWELVE BLOCKS FROM
RICE HOTEL; PRICE $500 EACH:
EASY TERMS; SIXTY-FOUR LOTS AD-
JOINING CITY LIMITS, THIRD WARD.
PRICE $500.
NORFLEET,
PHONES eTS. BINz BUILDING.
2-e
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1000 ACRES virgla pine timber, no osk
and cypress " ayes. 20 LaSssaGA -
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aese ire Wsnt Pages Il The re2t--
Thsy W.! I.scrs-t 49,
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OEELk TWO LOTS, southeast front, coz.
ner San Jac!nto and Resale, S16OO fourth
cash, balance long time; this Is choice
corner, k2lt block from car Ene, with
sewerage gas and water; also orer 62Jax
l25 on Caroline between Tuam and Anita,
et bargain. RobL. E. c. Wilson, 9l5x
Congress. IS
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Did it ever occur to you that great
many wealthy men have made their
wealth by investing IN stun for
which there WIS no market and Their
about the possibilities Of BRAzOs BOT.
TOM plantations at present prices. We
have some very ine ones a hint 70
the wise Is sufficient"
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.THERS READ POST
~ Want Ads. Do your
FOR SALE.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E.--FoI terrier males. SIS. 80, two
So Barred Rock eggs, 81 setting; cock.
erel, ~; White Rock cockerel, 81. 1tl3
Chenevert street ts
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TOR SALE AND EXCHANGE In Sublime,
Lay9ca county, Texas, good two-story
residence, store house, stock OF general
merchandise, half interest IN q Arst class
steam cotton gin and 1000 acres improved
farm and ranch land. Address p D. Box
90, sublime, Texas 1-3l
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FOR SALE-To close an estate, Will sen
large two-story house, with large
grounds, corner, in Third ward, room foS
more houses. Parties wanting a barga!n
Will do well 10 call and look az this
property. II must be sold az once. ~
l. MINIS. 2l6 Main street u
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SOUR LAKE OIL LAND Bargains; maps
ILee. y H. Huston, Houston. owner. II
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point lot cattle ana Is Il bargain to any
one who wishes to 30 into the cattle bust
ness For further particulars address A.
". busn, Galveston. Texas III
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Clay Clement.

A. T. Wheelock, manager Of
the opera house, is to be con-
graduated on his success in MAX
ing an engagement with an actor
of the ability and reputation Of
Clay Clement to appear in Be
midi. Clay Clement is mag
nifcent actor, and works to
please his patrons. He has had
too, the good taste to see the
necessity Of good support and is
said to have around him a com
pany of excellent strength. The
date or the appearance Of this
eminent actor in Bemidj has
been set for one week from to-
night, Oct. II.
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Thirty-Fve Men Demand Free Trans,
portation on the Great Northern.

Kalispell, Mont, Oct 6.-Thirty i've
men took possession of west-bound
Great Northern passenger train at
thispoint. They refused to pay fare
and demanded TO be given transporta.
ton over the road At Marion station
west of Kalispell, they were put of
the train and loaded into a box car OF
freight train going east. The door
was locked and it was planned TO ar
rest them when the train pulled into
the city Upon its arrival it was found
that the door had been broken open
and all had escaped.
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Why is it that Daily Pioneer
want ads bring such good results?
MANY New Brands.

Pierre, S. D., Oct. 6. The state
brand commission at its late meeting
passed upon 155 new brands, bringing
the total number so far authorized in
the state to 41916. By the end OF the
next session of the commission the
number will have passed the 10000
mark AS the number of brands in
crease the work becomes more ardu-
Gus at every meeting, and some of
them require a great deal of study to
be certain that they do not in any
way conflict with dig brands
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INDIANS IN UGLY MOOD.
Bear Island Band May Take War.

Bear Island Band May Take War
path.
Washington, Oct. 6.-Reports arc re-
ceived at the interior department TO
the effect that the Pillager band of
Indians in Minnesota, who were re-
sponsible for the uprising four or five
years ago, are again becoming FESTIVE.
The renarts come from Maj Scott,
acting In 1ian agent al Leech Lake.
Mai Scott is conservative official
and the evidence he submits in sup
port of mis- contention that the Bear
island Indians should be watched is so
circumstantial that it has had great
weight in the department. Maj. Scott
does not send ali alarmist report. He
says there is no imnediate Danger.
The plans of the Pillagers, as he I'M
derstands them, is to wait and see
how the Morris law works out. IL 1t
is benencial to the Indians, well and
good If not, then a reason for hos
tile movement will be afforded
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DELUXE at Ashland.

Ashland, Wis, Oct 6--This section
was visited by one of the heaviest
storms in years. The rain fell in tor
rents for Two hours, deluglng the
streets and causing much damage.
Most OF the farmers In this region had
not yet dug their potatoes, and ii is
estimated that the rain Will cause
them to lose thousands OF bushels.
which Will rot in the ground before
they can be taken out. After the rain
had subsidized fierce wind storm,
which prevailed for several hours. fol
lowed. Thousands Of feet OF lumber
were blown INTO the bay off the lumber
docks At the little towns of Marengo
and Sanborn, south OF here, the wind
was almost equal to- tornado. Larke
trees We're uprooted and blown across
the roads, making them impossible.
Many small buildings were blown
from foundations.
TWO Men ki!ted.
Winona, Mimi, Oct. 6.--The village
of Independence, on the Green Bay
road east of here, experienced q terri
BILE cyclonic visit about 2::3o Saturday
afternoon The storm came from the
| southwest. 1t was only about a min
ute In duration. but In that time did a
great deal of damage, roughly esti-i
mated in the neighborhood OF 100000.
Two lives we've lost and several per
sons hurt. The most serious loss=W was
the new city hall which was being
completed at cost of $4,000 But
one wall of this was left standing.
| Three Killed in Illinois.
! Prince1oa, M, Oct. 5. A tornado
passed two miles southeast of this city
Saturday evening, killing three per-
sons and destroying a large amount of
| farm property.
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Accepts Chair in University,

Waupaca, Wis, Oct 5. = The tor
Miller, pastor of the Newton Upper
Falls Methodist church. has accepted
a call to the chair of Biblical litera-
ture in the Methodist university To-
Gated at this place DR.. Miller is a
native of Ohio and is thirty-six years
old. He is graduate of the Ohio
Wesleyan university and Boston uni
-arsity theological school
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Grand Meadow. MINI. Oct 6 A
cyclone passed within one and a half
miles of Grand Meadow. Saturday at
ternoon. A number of farm buildings
and several miles of telephone lines
We're wrecked No persons We're seri-
ously hurt as far as can be learned
Considerable damage was done to
grain in stacks, and groves OF trees
We're laid fiat
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Burn to the Water's Eiae.

ST Paul, Oct. s. = Fred Schif-
mans stean. yacht Admiral Cer%era
and his house boat Bon Ami were
burned to the waters edge yesterday
Afternoon. causing a loss of $1,000. 1t
is. supposed that a lamp which had
been left burning in the=e.lgine room
of the yacht exploded and started the
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THE CITY

S--o~.~~>-~>~~~-~-~
We mix paints toorder. Jones 6
Infancy groceries, fresh stock.
Peterson S. 141-tf
r. w. Smith is in town from
Grand Forks.
F. 0. Sibley came in from Sol
way yesterday.
c.. G.. Johnson came down from
Blackjack this morning.
r. W. Best was all arrival from
Grand Forks yesterday.
Pure cider vinegar for picking
purposes at Peterson's. 14l-tf
A. ]. McRae of Superior is
registered at the Markham.
Fresh oysters served in our
ice cream parlor. ]. Peterson,
Jr. 141-tf
Chas. Larson and G. A. Ross:
land arrived from Mizpah last
night.
Ives delicious ice cream all the
year around at ~Peterson's par
lors. 14l-tf
Furnished rooms for rent over
the Boyer building. Inquire
upstairs. 54-tf
Fred Knudson, Whe has been
working at Rainy River, Ont, re
turned to Bemidji yesterday.
A few bushels of ripe crab
apples at 50 cents a peck at
Peterson's. 141-tf
G. G.. johnson, the Blackjack
real estate man, was in the city
this morning on his way to Du
luth.
Short mill wood for sale. 50
per load, delivered. Crookston
Lumber Company. 113-tf
One big wood heater and one
big coal stove, self feeder, for.
sale. Call at PIP Irvine av. 142- 3
M. F. Guinon, optician, will
be at the Hotel Markham
until the Sth day of October and
will call at your house if desired.
Herbert Leon Cope, the we'll
known humorist, will appear at
the First Methodist church in
]. Bemidji on Tuesday evening,
Oct. Is.
The motion made by Attorney
Scrutchin to have the Nvmore
election case brought to trial has
been taken under advisement by
Judge Spooner.
Jonathan L. Hazen, the 1O-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hazen, died last night. The
funeral, in charge of b. L. Nay
Tor, will be held at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
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Eiue Men Killed Near Sheridan.

Waupaca, Wis, Oct, 6. = The tor
nado which struck Blain and Almond
Saturday night killed five persons near
Sheridan. and blew down twenty build
jngs as near as can be aseeTtained
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W ant Column
Advertisements inserted under this
heading for one cent word each in
sertion, in advance; no advertisement

FOR RENT s-room house in
good location, with pump and
large wood she'd. In fine con-
dition.IWes Wright. 13o-tf
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
front room. Inquire 42O Min
nesota avenue. l2otf
FOR SALE Pure bred rose
comb brown leghorn cockrels,
81 each. Inquire of Chas. E.
Schroeder: d139433-W3s322
FOR SALE-Short mill wood s.
per load, delivered. zzCrookston
Lumber Company. ll4-tf
FOR SALE--Two thousand cords OF
l6-inch wood. Yves Wright. 34--tf
FOR SALE Nice buffalo coat.
Call at MIG. Slocum S Music
Store. 1O5-tf
FOR SALE All kinds of wood.
j. p. Duncalf, phone num-
Der IS. 81 tt
FOR SALE Cheap, a good seven
room house and 5O-foot lot. In
ouire Of L. H. Bailey. 7o-tf
FOUND Pair gold trimmed spec
tacles in Bailey & Mcdonald s.
office. Owner can have same
BY calling at their office and
paving for this advertisements.
WANTED Delivery boy at the
Peerless laundry. l4l-3
WANTED Plain sewing at Log.
Cabin, opposite electric light
plant. 1870
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The. Dead ohm Ebben, VIII Ebben,
Edward Murphy. George lesson. Will
lam Vest Of Dixon, H.; w. 0. Critten-
don of Dover and John Holm, farmer.
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Jonathan Z. Hazen, the 1O-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hazen, died last night. The
funeral, in charge of p. L. Nay
Tor, will be held at 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
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Farmers Suffer.

ere Other persons may have met
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The motion made by Attorney
Scrutchin to have the Nvmore
election case brought to trial has
been taken under advisement by
j Judge Spooner.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-06

Winona, MINI, Oct e.-seven lives
crushed out, about a hundred persons.
injured, some of them fatally; half a
hundred store buildings and esidences
destroyed or partially wrecked, caus-
ing a loss now estimated at 100000.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-06

FOR SALE All kinds of wood.
j. P. Duncalf, phone num-
Der IS. Git
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-06

The people of St Charles are al
ready at work repairing the ruins left
by the cyclone. So far as can be
learned the entire city will be re-
built. The stricken city has received
offers of assistance from surrounding
towns and individual losers are adj
vised by big houses in Chicago and the
Twin Cities that they will be given
money and extension of credit. The
city will be practically rebuilt before
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-06

FOR SALE Cheap, a good seven
room house and 5O-foot lot. In
oaire Of L. H. Bailey. 70-Jf