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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10
1t is claimed that Hon. John Sharpe

1t is claimed that Hon. John Sharpe
Williams infirmity,a slight deafness,
may probably operate against his be-
ing chosen to the minority leader
ship on the Democratic side of the
next House of Representatives. Mr..
Williams may be slightly deaf, but he
is not dumb by any manner of means,
and this fact should be taken into
consideration in the premises. IN
Natchez Bulletin.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

Just as we were going to press we
received the authority to announce
the name of F. Klingman, of LELAND,
as candidate for the Office of county
treasurer, too late for this week. His
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

The new year started in with bad
weather, so we can look for bright
December days-sif the old saying is
true that bad beginning makes a
good ending.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

Greenyille is growing, we heard
a railroad man remark the other day.
''The last time was here the streets
We're below the sidewalks, and today
they are over two inches above.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

In today's issue Of the Tines n
announce the name Of Capt. ". K
Gildart, as a candidate for reelssI,
to the Office of circuit clerk. Ate.
hands Capt. Gildart needs no inin
duction to the people Of Washingt1
county, for the high position b
record is an open book and hispOE'
larity boundless. Capt. Gildar \
true Southerner, and for four ID
years defended his land against
enemy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

ointment of Chancellor A.
brough to fill the vacancy
lch caused by the death Of
.amented Judge F.E, Larkin,
Oh universal approval in this
Judge Kimbrough is toe
nown to need any words OF
ldation at our hands, and it is
mt to saw that all concerned arC
pleased with tie governor i
iutment
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

In today's issue, ssappears ~. q Y
nouncement of Mr.. $ = AiA ,s..;o,
the office of assessor, when e's : #
comes off on the sixteenth das :, IA 4
present month. Mr.. Aiken Y y 4
known not only in Greenyills I. X X
throughout the county he y I, ~ !, i |
experience in this line OF guy ,s e d /
similar work which he mas III .,,.,I
the officers of the county peCa''s \
fitted for this important poslS,O =. :,
if elected he will make an 0li'0s =,
ceptable to all and one VIM 4 il
depended upon to attend : M,
duties of the Office in an nono'.
factory and economical mann0
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

nate woman who Is her misirsA
is sad but too true that such IN 4
and far between. --VicksAui
American.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

And now it is said that Dunbar
Rowland never intended to hang Lin
coins portrait in 1.-THE Mississippi
Hall of Fame, but that it will be
placed in the historical department.
Eupora Progress.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

&c at the
- have the water
4nto the ditch, at least, so as
to Il ent, their feet from becoming
ws.te soaked.
Net derstand that the property OWL
es llcntion has been called to it but
hp pa no attention whatever though
he II )uld, and we believe that if
e #, has occasion to go to the
50 IN IN depot on this street, he will.
Eat ould he not the city authorities
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

stocks ON
ONE to this
.iole lot of them
prettier specimen and
~ polished walnut stock
yhis one Again, when we looked
at the class of work put on the stock
and found out the price asked, we
were surprised to know that he could
make them as cheap as he does. In
talking about this work he took his
hook down and showed us eight
more orders for stocks, proving that
others have seen his handiwork and
have given him thier orders. Mr..
Berry further told us that he had
stocked most of the guns belonging
to the crack shooters of Greenville,
and as to their satisfaction go and see
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

state Revenue Agent Adams is
now locked upon as a gubernatorial
certainty HIS announce ment VIII
mean tIlat beck tax collecting is
finished as he Will never surrender
his hundred thousand dollar job for
one paying tile SIN Il salary paid
the Governor Columbus Dispatch
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

The Methodist Church of this
state, it appears, stands eyenely divided
on the question OF statutory prohibit
ton. Two conferences have been in
session last month and the vote was
very close on the resolution favoring
statutory prohibition. At Natchez
the vote stood 56 for the resolution
II against it, Those who opposed
the resolution i'll both conferences say
that the church should not be mixed
up in politics or matters of state, and
that statutory prohibition would not
bring about the desired effect. 1t was
on the floor of the conference that it
was stated that it would be better to
let well enough alone and endeavor
to have the present local option law
more rigidly enforced. The Presby-
terlans failed to take any action on
the matter at its recent session at
Columbus. Summit Sentinel.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

In this issue we announce tne nA.
of Mr.. J. W. Prior, Of Holandalle, II
the office of county assessor, Nn''
will be held to fill the vacancy "
in the said office Mr.. Prior Y MI NJ
known to the older residents = III
county, having resided in and M
Hollandale for the past fourteen sSei'
and has always been held IN Wy 81 !,
mutton Of his associates a. anieD h
honesty and high moral cllarac's'' 4; 4
to his competency TO ~ W n
portant position 70 which e a y 4
there is no question Of doubt - ..,. 7
is considered a man Of fine pus'l Il.
attachments. # the people elses X X
he promises his supporters Y M
charge the duties Of tile once N \
credit to himself and honor Y n
county at large.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-10

In this issue, we are authorized \
announce Mr.. IT. H. Hood for y
election to the office Of chanOF
clerk. For eight years Mr. HOOD n
held this important office and nsI
we'll he has managed its affairs ~
discharged the responsible duties ~
posed upon him, those who have n
occasion to gosthere well know q Y
inspection of the books OF the olq
will show. A young man iull
promise, courteous, honest ana tiu'1
full, Tom Hood is Il foremans iOe "
his shoulders are worthy to bear "
honor at the hands of the people
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-03

n. E. LADD,
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS. LOANS AND IN
"-> SURANCE.
80. $50 ANDRUS BUILDING.
Have fine all modern house on 34th and I'd
av S, new, $500; bargain
On 32d and Harriet have new all modern
20 house which can be had on easy terms and at
bargain: So, 800.
If you are looking for lot in Calhoun dis
trict, have one have got to sell at dis
count. - .s.s- .~-
Two fine lots on Grand and SD, east front
and best of sloca lions: $500 each. 90.
Money to loan in large and small amounts
:, If you have property which needs looking
after 1 give you the most judicious man
acement. .'-s.t
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Contlnued..

Soom Il & { ao 3 IS AZ SIZES,
CHOICE Choice ana esafHas hou ead
heatsd seq money
for $3.50 FEED f,nt BG ISL fS Mnnea Se
M vs. sftaelsh pRAe grn5 pa T1sfh
real estate n aaSsof M Mhs I D ouT rHr
. HOTEL, Central Iowa. frst;class modern o
hGssf g yHoRn $1,000 6 GEM
I5ass . Eastern ods 6,S Ss
Q Western Minnesota, 100 barrels capacity,
o = HOTEL H,0G Eastern Nebraska modern. So Q.
Q house h SO rooms, population Of town 5000.
O. BAKERY, Northwestern Wisconsin, only
one II SMa SIT SHOT, $22 so see bsans resi-
ssnss and hgSs s 9tP d IS
o. DRUG STORE, Eastern sa Minnesota Times viii Q
Q sell doa stock, including soda fountain, for o
ni eRH SadTE large territory, no compe-
Q BLAcKsM1TH' SHOP p 6 country n'9i town, o
Q number one business, best location, sell o
Q clearing SIS monthly, price 500 GRO. Q
cERl annual iaaaa cash sales $500 M
sell. at lntOlce or exchange TOE cantor .
Mf hfiSSEE BUSINESS, western Wis .
sqnsn good town 2so a.i sALooN
$780, VIII sell sr S%plang sale.
0 BUSINESS, Central Minnesota, clearing 0
$4,000 yearly, price for complete outfit Q
CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE OR Q
o BUSINESS, no matter where located. II o
{ {on a and quiSH saf
NESS AGENCY, Bank Of Commerce Bldg,
Minneapolis. - 7:*' Q
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, Sci OR EXCHANGE
farm land, city or Minnetonka property, or a
stock of merchandise of any kind or in any
cial building, Minneapolis
IDEAL STOCK RANCH FOR sALE--LocATED
eastern Colorado; 100 miles from Denver; ten
miles to railroad; $40 acres; 800 acres decided
of GEfss Peter 500
9TH av S. ~ -. =. -
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-MERCHAN
z stocks. So, 300, s., 500, :$1l,ooo' $2o'ooo'
Farm implements, $500 $4,000, $1,000.
Newspaper, $4,000, $1,000.
Saw mill, $4,000:
Grain elevator, 50 S 900 "# 49,. ri.
Manufacturing plant wood work, $o0, COZ:
Can use good farm lands, wild and improved
in part payment for some OF the ABOVE prop
critics. r:."-..:e
Send full particulars in first letter to Farm
ers. MERCHANTS, Mechanics Realty Co., 321 Ka
sofa Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
FOR sALE-sTOCK GENERAL MERoHAN
disc, including furniture in one Of the bes
towns in western Minnesota. Store buildin;
for sale or rent, might tack good land or I'm
proved Minneapolis property as part pay
ment. Address 6766 Journal. =, ....,.
STEAM LAUNDRY DOING GOOD BUSINESS
will sell whole half interest: easy terms
Walof Machine Works. 1O9-11.3d av. y. =.
-e.e LOANS AND. CHATTELS r
| RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
| property; charges reasonable, SOC Globe Bldg
- MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, WAC
| #ONS, ETC, ON SHORT NOTICE AT CHEAP
| EST RATES IN THEt CITY. EASY WEEKLY
OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. STRICTES1
! PRIVACY GUARANTEED. CALL ON TIL
OLD HOME C0MPANSSY, ESTABLISHED
YEARS. MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAF
! COMPANY 3O6 i BANK - OF COMMERCE
BLDG, CORNER Oig LIST Az 8 AND 4th ST.
LOANS MADE ON HoUsEHoLDS GOODS, FUR
| in storage and warehouse receipts, at one
half the usual rate: Monthly Installmen
Loan co.. S25 Guaranty Loan.
WILLIAMS, 41s GUARANTY BUILDING
loans on Furniture pianos or any security
large loans a specially: terms to suit boz
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Every WANT Can Be Supplied BY Using These Columns
BUSINESS CHANCES


THE OSBORN GRAIN CO.. HAVE MOVED
their Offices tof17 Chamber Of Commerce. OPP
ton orders executed in lots of 1000 bushels
and upwards. $50 will margin 1000 bushels
Fngures." explaining option trading.
RUGG, PHOTOGRAPHERS, s2e CENTRAL Az.
corner 4th st, East Side. fine studio tor
Christmas work. Negatives back for 20 years.
RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONERY IN A
live South Dakota town for sale, 81 900 takes
it. Part cash, balance time. Address 1925,
Journal
MAN WITH FROM $500 TO $4,000 TO INVEST
in legitimate manufacturing business and take
position with the company. The Doyle Air
Burner Co., Ala I'd av S, Minneapolis. Mimi
DRUG STORE FOR sALE-DEsIRABLE STORE
in northwest city Of 70, 900; established bust
!. must be sold at once. For particulars Inquire
of c. A. Robinson, 421 Kasota block, Mime
apolis, MINI.
70 ExCHANaE-TWo HARNESS STOCKS,
two furniture stocks, four hardware stocks and
general merchandise for land; only owners
need reply. Fremont S. Gibson, Mason City,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I HAVE NUMEROUS DUE BILLS ON DIETER
a ent concerns tosexchange for something you
mayshayes What have sou 866S, Journal.
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$4,000 FOR TWO SIX AND sEVEN-RooM
houses at 1925 Sd st S. renting for 1888 per
month. D. Rosenstein, All Washington av s.
HOMESTEAD.
Any one wanting one, please call as we are
organizing party to start the 9th. Half fare
out and back. McCurdy & Co., 500 Temple
Court < $50
$6o0-FOR 10 DAYS, LARGE CORNER Lot.
SIst and Bryant, above grade; inside smaller
lots lots, have signs on for sale at a bargain for
500; this corner is cheap at $500, and will
go quick; only real estate bargain left; Cal
hount Park. Owner, Fitzgerald 3O1S AIdrich
av S.
FOR sALE-s417 PARK Av, A HOUSE OF
eight rooms and bath, just completed; finished
lin open birch, with sideboard and mantel gas
. fixtures and shades; decorated throughout; best
Ct open plumbing with laundry in basement;
of owner 34O0 Park ay. House open for in
spectiOn.
HERE IS A 10-RooM HOUSE IN THE EIGHTH
ward wa d.: well arranged for two families renting
This Is cheap for SD, 600. Owner here for a
few days and says to sell. Might trade for
cottage or small house. George b. Dartt, SO7
Phoenix building.
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Uni1nproved.

Unimproved.
: FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS ST. ANTHONY
Park, Walton Park, Rosedale Park, or for
I bargains everywhere send for maps ETC.. to
.Edmond g. Walton 500 Hennepin av
LOTS FOR SALE-INvEsTORs HoMEsEEK-
ersf and spectators. why go out two or three
I. at same price within Is blocks of 9Th st and
Nicollet av. on Laurel av. near Hawthorn. and
i on street car line. See me while they last for
special price and terms. j. A. Walters, 514
r NJ Y. Life building. 'sssi 81
TWELVE CHOICE LOTS, NEAR NICoLLET Az
~ and 4th az ear lines; near large school house;
front foot. viii double by June; $50 per front
foot in two years. f. D. Dibble, $40 Lumber
Exchange.
THE PRICE, OF LOT 8, BLOCK IL, DEANS
addition is now 81 100; could have been bought
three e., weeks ago for $3.50; Il you want 9 de-
Il Central Real Estate Co., NorthwesterH bldg
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WANTED.
LOCAL MANAGERS.


We have established an investment and
brokerage business and are dealing in first
class MINING SECURITIES. We wish to
secure local managers in the principal {
business centers of the United States and
Canada. We will pay $4,000 to $4,000
year to the right men. We are not seeking
to interest cheap men. We want the best
men to be had, of good reputation, wide
acquaintance and undisputed reliability.
To this class we will give permanent po-
sition and an extremely profitable one as
well. Write at once for full information; :,
SHARPE & MccURDY,
INVESTMENTS, - ~ -
NoGALEs, ARIZONA. - y
Percy Sharpe, &. NJ.
W. J. N. McCurdy, Attorney and
} Counselor at Law.
O o O O q q
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o o 0 O. o O. O. 90 90 900
0 s1,s75-NEw sEvEN.RooM. HOUSE,
o modern except heat; porcelain bath
o tub, hot water boiler, closet and bath;
o gas and gas fixtures; hardwood floors;
o fine vegetable cellar; storm sash, etc.;
good location, within walking distance;
o now rented for $40 month. Can
o $3.475-A property rented for $516 year;
o property comprises one nineroom house
o and one l2,room house; on corner lots,
o near business center; buildings are in
o fine condition and always occupied. ,
o For an Investment this is hard to beat
o ,$1,415-New eight.room house. arranged
o year, within easy walking distance
0 $3.50 cash and balance on terms to suit.
0 s4,65o-on Park av; 1o-room fully mod
Q ton heat, best modern plumbing, hard
o wood floors, gas fixtures aud shades;
o 81 $50 cash, So. 600 at per cent
o $6,50o-A double brick, thoroughly modern
best of pine on fe II the
year; 1oca ton near 10Th 8 and 9Th
o st. Can make satisfactory terms.
$I95-A good f1ve-room house, lot 4OX13S:
o two blocks from street car line on tile
o Northside Can sell for small pay
THOMSON BROS,
o 101 Fourth st. S. e, = 49,.
bury az at 10th st; Only '1 three zee short hort
blocks from the street car line. These
lots will retail In the spring for $3.50
each Non president owner says Sell
o S675-Lot :on Colfax av S, between 9th
o and 2Sth st. .si.a, -
$950--Perfect lot on Dupont av S, tetween
0 25th and 26tll. All street improve
o ments in.
o $275---Choice lot on Emerson av S, between
% 33d and 34th.
o $275-Perfect lot on Harriet av, at 9th ST.
Q $2oO.Perfect lot on S1st< av N, near Aid
rich av.
$195-Fine lot on 18th av s, near Gath ST.
o $065-Ffne east front lot on Aldrich av n
near 26th av. go -
o FOR ExCHANGE-aO acres of fine garden
o land just outside the city limits, to
% exchange for city property.
% THOMPSON BROS,
% 1Oi Fourth st. S.
o -,7 /.
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WANTED-REAL. ESTATE

WANTED-40 60 OR 80 ACRES ON GOOD
lake in Kandiyohi, Douglas or Otter Tail
county, improved or not. Address C. n. Stan
ton, 24115 4th S.
WANT TO BUY GOOD RESIDENCE OR DESIR-
able lot university. Also in the market
for bargains in that vicinity. 314 Corn Ex-
change. -.-
THE BEST MODERN EIGHT.RoOM HOUSE
that SO, 800 will buy. Eighth ward or South
east. Owners only. 65s1, Journal.
HOUSE INSIDE OF goth Av n AND EMER-
son; price not to exceed $1,000. Walters. n.
Y. Life building.
LIST YOUR FARMS, ACRES, RANCHES,
homes, town or village property at right
prices; can find buyers, Hobart Land Co.,
Phoenix building
wANTED-A SMALL WELL RENTED FIAT
building in good condition for investment,
worth from $4,000 to 5000. ". W. Shotwell,
722 Andrus building
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.

= i
s + .E Improved.
EDMUND g. WALToN's CATALOGUE OF
application at office 800 'Hennepin .av.
o o o o o Q . o 0 0
Q sl,7oo-DouBLE HOUSE,
o No 100 and 1o2 W a2d st; rents for $25;
o must be sold to close an estate. Will pay
o Is per cent on investment; could be ar
ranged 70. four families and yield $40
per month. o
.S-. NIoKELs & SMITH. o
Bill Nicollet av. o
Q 90 90 20 o 0 o Q
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR RENT WITH
the Title Insurance and Trust Go.
FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS, CALL ON THE
Title Insurance and Trust Co.
net; two houses, twelve and six rooms each
we'll rented, hardwood, sewer, city water, fine
artesian well and other modern Improvements;
located on Girard ay S; owner must leave city;
will sacrifice. .Seeley & Co., lob Boston block.
BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC STONE AND
frame modern house of seven rooms; beamed
ceilings, fine Staircase stained glass every,
walking distance; price $4,000; few years
ago this property, sold for $4,000. seeley &
Co., lob Boston block. ~ z -
MENTs. WE STILL HAVE 4 G0oDLY LIST
CITY On on; THESE REMARKABLE TERMS.
| SEND OR CALL FOR LIST. gl
s., 800 BUYS, ON EASY TERMS, FIvE-RooM
house, with barn on Nv, wide lot &, on 9Th st s.
722 Andrus building. "-
FOR sALE-11-RooM MODERN HOUSE AND
barn, best part of Lake Of Isles district 5000,
half cash; east front, stone walks. trees and
ess an cos Of
| Finance Co., 620 Temple Court.
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Farm Lands.
Z Continued.

Farm Lands. -. T.
o o O. O o 90 o
CANADIAN LANDS. o
o For large or small Improved or unim. o
o proved) tracts of land, western Canada, o
write. Canadian West Land Co.. Bank Of o
0 Hamilton, Chamber, Winnipeg, Can. o
= D o 90 o o, O O
WE HAVE A FEW IMPROVED AND UNIM.
proved farms for sale easy terms. or will
take choice stocks of goods or city property in
exchange as part payment for same. w. II.
Morse Land Company. Crookston, MINI.
FINE SECTION BLACK LOAN, CLAY sUBsoIL,
near Langenburg, Assnboia; grand country.
L. r & F. B. Chute, 3o1 Central av.
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FINE FARMS FOR
CURED Address S. & S., Spencer, Iowa.
FOR SALE-AssIN1ROIA CANADIAN LANDS.
10000 acres ''Saltcoats." 5000 "Bredenbury,'
six sections ''Weyburn," all six dollars. Act
quickly. John E. Paradis, Endicott, st. Paul,
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALEM LIVE TOWN,
s. fine chance to make some money; must sell
Son account of health: terms and prices right;
sMssnap; investigate. GIL Journal.
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FOR SALE-TEN-ACRE TRACT ALMONDS AND
oranges, full bearing, near Sacramento, or will
trade for good Minnesota land. 6764. Journal.
100 ACRES, LEVEL, BLACK SOIL, 81 MILES
from two stations Iamoure county; good Inn
proved farms in this section, bargain, s., 400;
fine quarter section rich black soil. adjoining
Yorktown Dickey county, N. D.; house. barn,
well, 100 acres cultivated, balance fenced,
$2,40O. Address owner, A. B. Glasier, Usage,
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.--- RENTAL L1S4ss q. = g.
NICKELS & SMITH,
811 Nicollet Ay. Room 2
HOUSES.
No. 615 9th st S-Ten rooms, modern; combina
hon heat. gas, gas fixtures, range; walking dis
lance. Rent $50 to April /.
No. 1914 4th av Slight rooms. modern
sept heat; gas, BATH barn; walking distance.
Rent $40 to April l.
No. 1915 4th S-seven rooms; city water,
gas, gas fixtures; walking distance. Rent SIS
until April J.:
-. FURNISHED HOUSE.
laos LIST av S-Seven rooms; bath, gas, stove
heat; good condition; $50: No children.
sEV1LLE-1oo 18th st $, opposite Berkeley
Hotel. $50. Flat A. eight rooms; new plumb
Ing, parquet floors; newly decorated throughout.
..'....' STORES.
SEQ. o. Ok ~ ~ y 1'A''' lD'n"cs Hs"'' l'sA''
No. 1904 Washington av N-Rent $40.
WHOLESALE BUILDING.
THE HARRISON BUILDING, IS and 20 Sd
st N, 65x165, six stories and basement, two ele
vators, steam heat alley side and rear. See us
for particulars
NICKELS & SMITH.
see CLIFTON, TEN-RooM, ALL-MoDERN
house; rent $50. Have others. Fl. Z. Ladd,
Andrus building.
2210 gath ST. FIVE ROOMS, So: 1908 22d Az
s. four rooms 81. w. w. Clark Realty Co.,
S13 NicOllet
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BOARD AND ROOM

S>S"~~>>>S>~~@>~~~~~~>~>
A ROOM WITH BATH, AND ONE SINGLE
room without bath. Hotel Waverly.
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o o 90 o o O o o o o o o o
o HOUSES IN NORTHEAST MINNEAPOLIS o
o We have six houses for sale in New o
o Boston to close estate; 5000 to $1,1OO .
o each; mostly eight rooms; in good order, o
o with stone walks, storm sash, screens, o
o cellar, cistern and well; easy terms if de- o
o sired; all rented. ~ Q
o THE FINANCE COMPANY, @
o. $40 Temple Court o
o O
IF YOU WANT GREAT INVESTMENT IN
improved or unimproved property, call and see
what we have to offer, from 10 to IL per cent
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs-WANTED

KELLY & ZIMMERMAN, BIG CITY STABLES,
corner 18th nv N aud Washington; highest
cash prices paid for all kinds Of horses, Sec
ond-hand buggies. wagons, harnesses and
s1eighs.
WANTED-A GOOD SOUND DELIVERY
horse; weight about 1000; thoroughly city
broke. Jordan Bros, 200 9th st N.
WANTED-To BUY CHEAP HORSE, CITY
broke, weight about ], 100 pounds. Peter An;
derson, No. 600 18th av s.
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FOR ESALE-2O0 ACRES LAND, BURNETT
county, Wis. 5000 $40 acres, Aitkin county,
Minnesota 81, 200. II interested, address a.
T. Finnegan, Minneapolis.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-06-26
Three Tugmen Drowned.

Buffalo. y. Y. June 23.-The Great
Lakes tug .. w. Cheney was run
down by the propeller Chemung about
seven miles up the lake. Three men,
bers Of the tugs crew were drowned,
as follows: Captain John Whelan;
Andy Shafer. steward; Eddie Dugan,
fireman The engineer, James T. BY
ers. and the other fl eman, were picked
I'D by the tug Frank S. Butler and
brought to this city. The Cheney had
gone up to the lake to meet the Che
mung and tow her to port. AS the
tug neared the propeller and drew close
10 take the line she ran under the bow
of the Chemung. The propeller's bow
hit the tug amidship, capsizing and
sinking it,