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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
THE DOLLAR HAD SHRUNk.
Youths Companion.

.
a sleigtt had performer, who has
given exhibitions both in England and In
America, tells a good story on himself,
which London M. A. p. repeats. Like
many who deal In the 'black art he occa-
sionally makes use of confederate whose
part in his performance is not known to
the audience.
Once in Nashville, Tennessee, he en-
gagged youth whom he found hanging
about the theater.
want to see the show?" asked the con-
jurer.
''Yes sir
''Well, I'll pass you In If you will do a
little thing to help me. Take this marked
dollar put it in your left trousers pocket,
and when call for 1t from the stage, come
yp on the platform and hand 1t to me-
The delighted youth promised to carry
out his part, and was presently installed
in seat near the front.
It was late In the evening when the ma
gician came to the trick in which the youth
was to be coadjutor. He saw that the
boy was in place, and proceedd to mystify
the people with a silver dollar. He palmed
it, swallowed 1t. passed 1t through tables
and bottles, fired it from a pistol into an
orange, and performed other marvellous
feats of legerdemain.
Finally he came to the grand climax. He
threw the coin into the air. It vanished.
There" he cried. "a boy in the au-
dience has it in his pocket! Come on the
stage, your
He pointed to the boy. who came awk
wardly upon the platform
Now said the triumphant conjurer
give me that dollar out of your left
trousers pocket
In great distress the boy pulled out a
handful Of small change and blurted, 1--WE
only got eighty cents left. I've been out
and had some oranges and ice-cream.' .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
Unimproved.
NORTH MINNEAPOLIS.

NORTH MINNEAPOLIS e
On Upton opd tS sa avs
and Vincent; 4e1l57:.
Hillside: 45x125.
s19o-Lot, corner Logan and 25th av N; 4ex
and 23d; 45x124.
s2oomL9t % Penn av NJ 18th and 1eth east
$500 :Baeh-Lots On On Newton av N, between 9th
$50 western and ad east 'front.'; 4o1Ss
1915 Each-Lots on Irving N, between Cedar
Lake road and Cd; east or west front,
81 900 double corner, Western and Girard N;
-. THORPE BROS,
Andrus Building.
$50 Eaeh-Lots on 41st av s, between seth and
40th; 40x125. =
Lake; 4sxi@s; easy terms nj between @9'n ana
5000 Each-Lots on Oakland av, between 3sth
1878 ane stn easy or between
s*Se t54iss on Harriet av between s1st and sad
s525GLc IS on Clinton av between s2d and ssd
sSaS 5e11s on Stevens az between 10Th and Lake,
se5omLot on Portland az, between 9th and
3Sth; east 'front.' Sc 1-8x121. -
Elm; 5Ox143 ' -
se5o.Lots on 9th av, s, between a1st and s2d;
s7oo-I.ot on Park av, between 31st and s2d;
40x11s.
500 rtland av, corner s7th; east 'front.' Sc 1-a
above grade
$1'oooaLot on Morgan av, between Mt. Curve
81, 050-Lots on Humboldt av S. between Frank
lin and ed; 4ox129
455ILot on humboldt av S, between oath and
THORPE BROS,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

Continued.
G1RARD Av N, JUST COM.
pleted. for 50, TOO; easy terms.
II you want vacant lots, we can give you the
best terms and prices. We have one bargain,
Calhoun district, $780,
Four east-front lots. on 4th av S. only $3.50
each.
House on Pleasant av, inside 25th; mahogany
nnish, thoroughly modern; going at bargain;
$6,2oo takes 1t. II you want something good,
do not fail to inquire
you.
Fire Insurance. burglary insurance. tornado
insurance.
Good improved property for investment. One
Nieollet ay property at bargain.
II you have rents to collect properties to
sell or have arranged; If you want to buy or
rent; we are up to date, wide awake and can
give you the lest service. Try US once and
you will never try another.
H. E. Ladd, Andrus Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
$1,o5o.

II acres with 42O feet frontage on Min
nehaha Boulevard, quarter mile frontage
on Rice lake, includes blocks / and 2,
Rice Lake park, with 43 lots, lots 4 and
5, Exhibit &C. Lincoln property; would
make excellent dairy farm; call at Office
for details.
W. D. WASHBURN, JR.,
3O2 Guaranty Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
LOANS AND CHATTELS

MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE dlR PIANOS, HORSES, WAC
EST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY WEEKLY
OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS, STRICTEST
PRIVACY GUARANTEED. CALL ON THE
OLD HOME COMPANY, ESTABLISHED %
YEARS. MINNESOTA MORTGAGES LOAN
COMPANY, 306 BANK OF COMMERCE BLDG
CORNER OF 1st AV s AND 4th ST. :
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURs
In storage and warehouse receipts, at one-half
the usual rates. Monthly Instailment Loan
Co., 1926 Guaranty Loan
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property. Charges reasonable. SOC Globe bldg.
loans on furniture pianos or any security.
Large loans specially. Terms to suit Dor.
rowers Lowest rates
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ss,1oo.

you; less CENTURY ouyer OF sel!e
Fly tsS are ft An of til.
have for sale southwest:
az Ks.s 2s5h r st double
81, 8Oo-33d st. near Nicollet.
81, 500-106 w 40th st. rooms.
So near az GEAR 1s s1 st.
81. 600-Grand av near 18th st.
$1,575-lSth st near 4th av.
81, 450-Columbus av near 29th 1t.
$1,400-18th st near Sd av.
81, 10o-Pillsbury. near 31st st.
$ 1959 2st st near ar. Niss99,l1set:+
s. 20 Columbus q near ssth st.
SSrllsA " near ss ne abpet sth st.
$S,SSo-Portland A az near ssth st.
$2,200-3d st near Nicollet.
50, 200-1st av near S1st 1T.
$2,450-Pleasant av near 26th st.
$2,500-Girard av near Bath st.
81, 500-Nicollet av near 33d ct.
$2,500-Aldrich av S near 32d ct.
$2,600-Lake st near Chicago az.
$2,750-Harriet av near Both st.
$2,700-Bryant av near 25th st.
$2,S00-3d av S near 9th st..
$3,000-Oakland av near 2Sth st.
So, OOO-James av near 2Sth st.
3,100-Stevens av near 32d st.
$3,200--32d St near 4th ay.
2oo-Girard av near 30th e. -..
$3,40o-Dupont av near 81st ct.
s99I2 sua az near 18th athr st Il 81
$3,500-Grand av near 9th st.
So, 500-Harriet av near. 3Oth st.
$3,6oO-Lake st near Holmes av.
$4,000-Nicollet av near 33d st.
$3,SOO-S Sheridan av near 22d st. 60
$4,2O0-Aldrich av near 9th st. ~,
$4,2O0-Aldrich av near 23d at.
$4,5OO-Forest av near Lyndale.
$4,5OO-Dupont av near 26th st.
S4,S00-Colfax ay S near 25th st.
$5,OOO-Harriet ay near 25th st. -.E
$5,0O0-22d st near Gath st.
$5.500--Vine place near 14th ct.
So, 5OO--Aldrich and oath at. -. =, i.
SIS, 509-PortlanGt and 22d ct. ...f a.. H..
$5:800-Frenont. and 9th. - {...., go.
$5,SOO-Girard and Goth, -z,-:-,i RI
$6,500-Pillsbury near eth st.
7,0O0-Hennepin near oath st. 7t.'@
81, 3o0-Girard' near oath 1t.
81, 5OO-Hennepin near 22d.
81, 5O0-Kenwood addition. -
$7,7OO-Irving and 10th st.
~ $7,700-Bryant av near 25th ct. p
J. A. WALTERS, N. Y. Life Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

&. D. CONE & CO., SIT GUARANTY BLDG
Fine Park av residence at the price that any
ordinary house would cost to build. House
contains nine rooms, fine decorations and finish,
fully modern. with good barn. Located near
Lake st; surrounded by good houses. You
well-built house.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

FREE HOMESTEAD AND TIMBER CLAIMS
in Dakota and Minnesota and Oregon with
from one to four, million feet of Pie and
other timber. Call or enclose stamp for
b particulars. Tingdale Bros, Bank OF Com
merce bldg. Minneapolis.
2,e5e ACRES GOOD LANDS, WEST OF DEER
wood, $3.50 per acre for the lot.
5000 acres, northern Aitkin county, fine
lands, SIS per acre.
100000 acres xof other timber lands In Min
nesota at $3.50 to IS Per acre. Send for land
folder giving full descriptions. Henry M
Troy, 500 Guaranty building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
ContIntiedU

Continued
THE U. s. INsTALLMENT REALTY co.
-. few s. e-1ying garden lots. near Lake Har.
loan; all plowed Cheap at 5000 acre but Tor
QUICK sale we can deliver for 500 acre.
miles from city, near Long lake and Twin
balance very easy. This land sells on sight
and If you want 1t you must come quick.
very desirable farm, 100 acres, near Bethel
station, on Great Northern railroad 80 miles
ance fine meadow. with living stream OF water
and timber. Ftrst-class set of buildings. 1t
Is cheap at $50 acre, but $40 will take it
now. ~
o. T. SHERWOOD.
Mgr. Real Estate Dept, 300 Kasota Bldg.
NICoLLET AV,
nonresident client instructs me to sell a
hne property on Nicollet within 18th st, at
q price which ought to interest you. Notice
how business Is extending out this avenue and
then the inquire particulars. Robert G. Morrison,
FOR sALE--BIG BARGAIN, 81 FEET FRONT,
Quade & McQuade, 712 Northwestern block
S825-BARGAIN IF SOLD THIS WEEK, LII
sidewalk. N. G. Thompson, Sic phoenix Bldg,
$16o-THREE CHOICE LOTS NEAR THE Ex-
$d75-East front, Bryant ay. 45th st.
$250-Beautiful lot near Minnehaha Falls
$l.250--50x165. Lowry hill
$!OO. 45x12f, Sd av near 9th at.
1900; 5sxlg7; st 9st walk water and sewer,
$3.50, 50x170; east front, city water, S2d at
and 23d av
1. A. Dunslnoor, GIG Phoenix building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR

Jealousy is passions greed.
A girl never appreciates kiss unless she
makes you take it against her will.
A woman Gun make herself believe anything
she wants to. unless, it is logical belief. -
The man who borrows ycslr money acts as r. he
were doing you favor in trusting you enough
to take 1t from YOU. rs,
The man who spends dollar a day on cigars
and 50 an drinks Is always indignant at the
extravaganza OF the nan who keeps horse In
stead.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

AnuruS bu1lQlnS.
esss12s, EAST FRONT, HARRIET BETWEEN
and only $1.l5o. G. S. woodruff sole agent mt
6O6 Guaranty building.
ELEGANT CORNER LOT, BRYANT Az AND
ETC., above grade, only $1,000; fine dwellings on
this block; C; s. Woodruff, sole agent, eO6
ity and surroundings for home; country bene-
fits, yet not far the part where all i'm
e go are nans drop Of the at
c. E. Bate nan ownei. 1922 Nicollet av. Vs.
DAVID c. p BELL =, 1 ny Is CO.,
$s25-Bryant av S. between 34th and 35th SITS;
one of the finest lots in the addition; lies
high and fine; new modern houses adjoining;
size 42x12s; city water.
81. 5O0-Hnmholdt av S. between 22d and oath
and walk
s25o..1oth az $, between 2sth and 10Th SITS; east
$45o-.3d av S. between Lake and 31st SITS; lot
4oSi21; sewer, water, gas and stone walk;
$450---Nicollet az, between 33d and s4th SITS; lot
=, - 46x12s: city water, gas and stone walk.
$115LNeWt9n av N y, between 9th and goth avs:
terest go
s4oo--Fremont av $. between 10th and Lake SITS;
lot 4os1 3, city water and stone walk best
front lot, 4Ox131; only one block to car line.
S22o-Sidney place between Arthur and Malcolm
s525-sialeoim av and Sidney place, south and
east front corner lot. 63x106; city water and
stone walk.
$47m, -; az So. between Arthur and
Call for Our Catalog of Bargains.
FOR BEST BARGAIN ON PORTLAND Az IN
lot 50x150 to alley. suitable for fat or resi-
dence. see Neal, 62s Boston block.
FINE LOT, LAKE HARRIET, UPTON Av,
near 44th st; 47x145. Great bargain. Chas
Oliver. 736 Lumber Exchange.
SEVEN FoRT1Es OF HARDWOOD TIMBER
lands; will cut over 100000 feet of logs, be-
sides lots of maple Lies nice and soil No
L. Good road to sawmill and village two
miles Price $3.50 per acre. Dunn County
s7oo-45x127 Sd Az, NEAR 9TH, CITY WAT
$500-42x129. corner Harriet and 34th ST. city
water. gas and stone sidewalk
$420-4Oxl1S, Oakland av. near 33d st.
$525-40x129 Jackson st NE. near Broadway
$475-4sx122. Chicago .av. near seth st, city
$6OO-4Sxl23. 9th av, near 26th all improve.
ments in street. Snap.
$S0O-4Ox11s Park az. near 33d st.
$65O-4ox11s, Garfield av, Oath st, east
| front, lays fine.
$500 to $400-For lots in Playground addition.
| Franklin and Oath st.
| $225-40x127. Blaisdell, near 43d st.
$125-40x132 Pillsbury. near 45th st.
| $10O-12th av, near 35th st S. -
| $1O0-20th av NE, near 9Th st.
| WALTER L. BADGER,
300 Oneida Block.
TWO LOTS, 11oxl72 Esd Az AND s2d 81:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

OREGON TIMBER CLAIMS AND HOME
steads located near railroad and on good
river, easily reached by teams. Each contains
large amount Of pine. guaranteed as repre-
sented fee. To secure one Of these
June or 49, Write or call on Frost & Co.,
100 Temple Court.
FOR sALE-A GOOD RANCH, IL MILES FROM
Sims NJ R 6ea section clear title
ton school land leased for Ave years, all hay
1900 head weil-bred sheep. Il head cattle, Ave
horses, implements and household goods; all
ranch; it has good running Water; there IS "a
good barn with windmill and also house; five
ESsust SIMS IN the
FOR FIRsT.CLAs NORTHERN MINNESOTA
farming lands write for descriptions and
P TaY The best are the cheapest Charles H.
FOR sALE-CHEAP, "A GOOD PAYING DAIRY;
reason for selling, sickness. Address $500,
Journal. =. sf.,.-'..@. "a ..3s.s4
WELL IMPROVED 1e0-ACRE FARM, THREE
in Minnesota farms; write for ri list day. ".
.. Parker, 2o9 Bank of Commerce, Minneapo-
CANADIAN LAND-THE CHOICEST IN MANI.
railroad fare. w. D. Parker, Bank Of Com
100 NORTH DAKOTA PRAIRIE, EXCHANGE
for vacant Midway lots; $40 acres close to sta
for trade. @. B. Harris, 256 Endicott building,
st. Paul.
WE HAVE EXCELLENT LISTS OF FARMS
and lands in Sargent county, North Dakota.
Polk county. Minnesota, Carver county, Mime
sofa; send for either list. G. S. Woodruff, COG
Guaranty building
FARM FREE
Farms for those seeking healthier climate.
Farms for those DESTROYS of owning home.
We will positively give you small farm If
Fifteen dollars monthly for 70 months pro-
cures you 20 acres of land. worth under cult
vation 500 Ter acre, and new house to cost
$500.
Lay the corner stone for the future. Pre-
pare a home while you are prosperous. Make
your residence later at Mountain Home, Gilmore
county, southern Idaho Richest SOIL grandest
climate hedtliest country In the United
States. We positively give you the land and
every dollar you pay goes for improvements
Our object is to build up the country and pro
Highest banking and commercial reference
Send for our booklet Sunny Idaho
Great Western Beet Sugar Company 51s
New York Life building. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

LOTS, CORNER BRYANT AND 27th 81 q:
very fine: see ME at once: lot. Highland Park
$2I3, $500, $3.50. $500, 500, $3.50: You better
see, me at once. A. D. Eads, 419 Guaranty
building ~ {.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

NEVER BUY REAL ESTATE WITHOUT HAv-
ing the title insured. Office, Oneida block.
FOR SALE - 81, 800, 1o-RooM HOUSE; TWO
families; storm sash and screens; fine location;
fine lot. near Nicollet Junction. Inquire at
311S list nv S.
NEW HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS; BATHROOM,
hot and cold water, full basement; hardwood
finish, stone walks. j. G. Sterling, S07 Phoe-
nix
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

IT WOULD MAKE US A GREAT EXPENSE
If we should advertise every farm. so we
all particulars Of farms and land not far
from Minneapolis, some with stock and ma
chinery, some located fine lakes, near
depots, schools. churches and good market,
rich black soil; buy now when it is cheap.
You make big mistake when you think you
can buy farms and land cheaper than now.
Call for our circular OF farms and land, also
for homestead and cheap land circular in
Morton county, North Dakota. Julius Crosse
& Co., Boston Block, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

SEVERELY uNsYMPArHET1c.
Mister said Mesndering Mike, "if was
to tell you dat had seen better days would you
believ me ~
HCertainly'' answered Mr.. Leander Scraggs:
"this Is one of the most unsatisfactory days that
our versatile climate has yet produced. ?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA AND NORTH DA-
KOTA' LANDS.

WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA AND NORTH DA-
KOTAt LANDS.
We haye for sale lands of every description
ana price, in Barron, Polk, Sawyer, Burnett,
Sherburne, Wright, Anoka. Pope, Swift. Ait
Kin, ltasca, -Cass, Hubbard and adjoining coun-
ties, IN Minnesota i BYrl eis}y 1Emnaons, Kidder,
Stark, Dunn and Billings counties, in North
D pa to bsspld to- suit customers.
valley and in all Sections of the different local
tiles In which we advertise. We have forty
townships. in Stark, Dunn and Billings coun-
diversified farming to be sold in blocks Of
townships or more for $3.50 to $5 per acre.
We show government lands adjoining those we
nave for sale in North Dakota for homesteads
We furnish land seekers" one-half fare ticket
from a st, st: Paul west: any day except Sundays
over privileges going or coming For further
man, Elk River Mimi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

TWO LOTS, 11oxl72. Esd Az AND SAD sT:
$3.50 for both. P. p. Swensen, 514 Bank Com.
merce. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

Minnetonka; 10 rooms, modern; barn, boat,
icehouse, tank and wind mill. ~ acres Of
which part Is garden; fine shade trees; south
appreciated; price right; terms easy. p. P.
SWenSen 514 Bank Commerce..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

SUE sALE-A COUNTRY HOME, WITHIN
mils mile; half of the city limits of Mime
which Is covered with second growth oak
Buildings consist Of nine-room frame house,
plastered and papered. All modern convent.
enees. open plumbing. porcelain bath, etc;
cellar under entire house. barn, with ac-
chicken-house OF the most improved design and
construction; icehouse and house for gardener
or coachman. For further particulars see
Franklin Benner, COZ Phoenix building, Min
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-12-19
Is OF INAUGURATION
DAY.

Our boys must have filled SOME
of the press gang with lot of shot
air" and other things. Just take
this from the Louisville Post, for
instance:
Perhaps the most interesting feat
ure of the parade were the two
wOmen's clubs of Franklin, which
rode in the parade on horseback.
All were attired i'm black riding
habits. while the horses were gaily
bedecked with plumes. The men,
bers were among the most hand
some women in Franklin county.
and eXceedinly graceful riders.
They were given an ovation all
along the line of march.
We know we have the prettiest
and sweetest girls in the world. but
we will be switched if we could see
any of them in that procession.
"Hurrah for Beck" shouted an
enthusiastic countryman, but just
as he got the word half out of his
mouth. he espied the Louisville
firemen, and yelled, "by gum, boys,
thar's them Louisville firemen,
hands on your pocketbooks."
Two hayseeds were gazing at the
policemen in the procession, when
one said: bill, jest look at them
cops! | didn't know thar was so
many peIlice i'm Frankfort"
Hush! Jim, you don't know how
many bad men we've got. 1t takes
a big lot of cops to keep US
straight.
Lots of booze was let loose and
more than one prominent man had
a "galorious time, hic. WhOOp her
up, boys!
And thar was Bailey's Mills, be-
gosh, 2l7 strong for Beckum, and
nary darned radikel," of a prob
able 1876 voters. "Hit 'em, agin ~
And there stood Col. w. p.
Thorne. the new Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and told the boys that he
took it all back, and wouldn' t
pardon anybody" So there you are.
The last official act OF Gen. David
II. Murry was arranging the trans
portation and care of the troops to
attend the Inauguration. David
Murray is gallant and upright
man.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-12-19
HERE'S ONE FELLOWS EN-
PERIENCE.

1t is about time we fellows were
holding an experience meeting.
Here's what one good fellow has to
say about the matter in a recent
paper:
"A newspaper man has no bust
ness to seek Office. 1t is his bust
ness to try and get an Office for the
other fellow; to sound the praise
of the candidate and keep quiet his
own name, and let this man forget
all about him when he is elected;
70 defend his candidate against the
unjust attacks of the opposition,
and see that whatever favOrs his
candidate has to bestOw goes TO the
other fellow.
'It is his business TO boom the
city for all its worth, month after
month. and then see 800 worth of
printing 90 out of the city because
10 cents can be saved by doing so.
1t is the business of newspaper
to give every enterprise "a frequent
sendoff and then catch sheOl be-
cause he had failed to record the
fact that some prominent citizen
had his delivery wagon painted;
to subscribe literally to every pub
lie, charitable and church affair,
advertise them for nothing, pay his
own way to everything, and then
be called prejudiced and mean
spirited because a column is not
devoted to that particular affair.
Do you wonder that there are so
many cranks in the newspaper
business?'
True as gospel. oh, King.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-12-19
THE CITY OF FRANKFORT.

Frankfort has entertained the
representatives of all the people of
the State at the Inauguration of the
Governor. and has done il with
credit to herself and with satisfac-
tiun To her visitors.
The people of Kentucky owe one
debt To Frankfort. long past due
and yet unpaid. We owe TO our
selves also this same duty. and
that il to give the State of Ken
lucky n capitol that will Dear some
comparison at least w.cn the homes
that we erect for ourselves in other
cities and in 9th + communities.
The State mouse at Frankfort is
a shame 1t should have disap-
peared long ago. Kentucky is rich
eLough to build. not IA pile like
that ut Albany. but a handsome
State House, commodious and in
all of its appointments convenient,
one that testifies, to some extent.
the respect that al men have for
the governing powers of State
like Kentucky.
We say that the building of this
house has been too long postponed.
There is to-day not one argument
against its erection. We need the
house. we have the means to pro-
vide it, we have located the capital
at Frankfort, once for all. Now
let us provide for the Governor. for
the Court of Appeals and for the
Legislature proper accOmmOda-
tions. wherein the work we have
required of them cali be done in
comfort. done with becoming order
and under agreeable circumstances
Louisville Evening Post.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1903-12-19
CHOATEVILLE.
Delayed letter.

Mrs. John Dennis and Mrs. Lew
Sudduth. both of Choateville, were
the guests of Mrs. Ready, of Frank
fort, Tuesday last.
Mrs. Ben Hulette. of Choateville,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Nevill Collins, last Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Taylor Collins was the guest
of Mrs. Nevill Collins one day last
week
Miss Stella Hulette, of Benson,
and Miss Jessie Pierce. were the
guests of Miss Emmie Hamilton, of
Benson. last Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Bessie and Eta Dennis,
of Choateville, spent last week on
Pea Ridge.
Mrs. George Dennis and little
daughter, Georgia, spent the day
with Mrs. Nevill Collins.
Mr.. Will Sanders, of Louisville,
spent the day with Mr.. John Den
mis- Thursday last.
Miss Emma Dennis spent the
night with Miss Naomi Clark last
week.
Mrs. Fount Hulette spent the day
with Mr.. Jack Hulette, Sunday
last.
Mrs. Jim Zoock and Mrs. Geo.
Dennis spent n while with Mrs.
Louis Oliver Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hulette and
little children, Ruth and Owen
spent the day with Mrs. Lena Au-
brey, of Bellepoint. last Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Moore was the guest of
her father, Mr.. Dan Moore, last
Sunday.
We learn that there is going to be
q stepmother on Pea Ridge right
soon, and we hope she will he good,
for we see so many mean step
mothers around us.
Master Henry Hulette spent last
Saturday night with his uncle. Mr..
Jack Hulette, of Choateville.
Mrs. Minnie Hulette spent last
Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
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