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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-14
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.

Judge de Bait, of the territorial cir
cut, refused to grant all injunction TO
the Hawaiian Commercial Company
against che Waikiki Sugar Company
A gigantic corporation has been
formed in Trenton, N. J., to acquire
and operate department stores in all
parts of the United States and Europe
The Missouri Worlds Fair Commits
sion report thai the collection OF ex-
hibits representing the different re-
sources of the State are progressing
rapidly.
One man was killed and several
others were injured by being swept Of
their feet by the projecting ends of a
hook and ladder in New York.
William H. Matthews, of Brooklyn,
has received a medal of honor for dis
tinguished gallantry in action before
Petersburg.
Charles A. Gould and his wife were
seriously injured by being thrown
from their automobile.
Harry Howard, all aged negro wait
err, killed his white son-in-law in New
York
A number of cotton mills in Massa-
chusetts have closed down for
month.
A national immigration congress is
to be held in St. Louis next June.
In the Caleb Powers trial at George
town. KY, the charge was made by the
defense that the jurors had been sum-
moned by partisan agents. The judge
overruled motion to discharge the entire
venire.
The Cash Buyers Cooperative So
ciety was incorporated in Trenton, N. j.,
with an authorized capital Of $5,ooo,ooo,
to conduct department stores.
The shortage of Thomas w. Deavey,
the absconding cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Newbern, N. G.,
is now shown to be $I25,coo.
In an address in Chicago Dr. Hender-
son. of the university of that city, said
that county jalS are the most disgraceful
tli",S in this country.
Henry S. Louchhein, of the Philadel-
pha banking firm of H. S. Louchheim
& Co., died in Zurich, Switzerland.
Will Hudson and Will Jones, both
negroes, were hanged in Birmingham,
Ala, for highway robbery.
Two sisters, aged respectively, IS and
10 years, were asphyxiated by gas in
Philadelphia.
Mary Lowe, aged IS years, daugh-
ter of Henry Lowe, engineer OF the
United States Steel Corporation, died
in Los Angeles, Cal, while her father
was speeding across the continent on
special train to reach her bedside before
her death.
Charles J. Davis, a forger, who had
violated the parole under which he was
released from the Illinois State Re-
formatory, surrendered himself to the
New York police and asked to be con-
fined again.
Miss Louise Haby, II years Of age,
effected her escape from ranch in
South Dakota, where she had been
held practically a slave, having been
sold by her father when she was child.
Albert W. Deibel, teller of the Can
ton CO., National Bank, has been ar
rested. Criminal proceedings have
been taken, charging him with embez-
zling $4,000.
Conrad Schroeder, a millionaire con-
tractor of Scranton, Pa, committed
suicide by shooting himself.
In Philadelphia, Annie E. Shapley
confessed that she had raised United
States postal orders.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-14
Killed by q 3 OIL.

Hillside. Mich. (Speciar.-Herber'
Cox, aged II years, was killed by light
ming while standing in the door of g
.arge barn owned by Jonas Brown, five
niles southwest of this city. Mr. Brown
was struck and seriously injured, but
will recover. The barn was totally de
,troyed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-14
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Announcement was made at the
Building Trades Employers Association
rooms, i'll New York, that a general
arbitration board had been organized
to take care OF all differences between
employees and the unions which have
signed the plan OF arbitration.
Hurlbutt, Hatch & Co., members OF
the New York Stock Exchange, have
failed. The firm was composed Of John
H. Hurlbutt, E. S. Hatch "a board
men,ber) and J. F. Smith. The CO.
partnership was formed seotemeer "a
1899. go,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-14
Destruction By Lightning.

Louisville, KY. (Special).-Fire caused
by lightning destroyed the Bourbon
Stockyards and two buildings adjoining
Four hundred and fifty head of sheep
were burned. The loss is about $25o,ooo,
with insurance one-half. Captain Eber-
hart Dilman and Pipeman Richard
Moore were injured by falling timbers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-14
Knocked Senseless BY Lightning.

Mishawaka, Ind. Especially A storm
at noon did great damage here. Five
persons were knocked senseless by light
ming. Several buildings were burned
and chimneys, trees and fences were
leveled. One of the injured men may
die.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-14
LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE
Two Tons of Dynamite Are Exploded by
Lightning.
HOUSES ARE ROCKED BY THE SHOCK.
A Tweniy.Pound Stone Falls Through House
Quarter of a Mile Away-None Killed,
but Several Iniured-The Lsh ming Kills
Two In CaroIlnas-Charieston Iiarbor
'ght Struck.

Akron, N. Y. (SpeciaD-In heavy
thunderstorm lightning struck dyna-
mite magazine just outside the town
line. Two tons of dynamite belonging
to the Akron Cement Company were
exploded. There was a tremendous
conclusion, and people hurried from
their houses, fearing an earthquake.
Houses rocked and glass was broken
for miles around.
A 2o-pound stone fell through the
roof of the home of J. H. Price, clerk
OF Erie county, a quarter of mile
from the scene of the explosion.
The Catholic Church was so shaken
that candles on the altar tipped over.
No one was killed, bat several per-
sons were slightly injured.
Raleigh, N. c. (SpeciaD.-A distas
trous rain and electric storm did great
damage in Stanley county about Al
bemarle. Corn in the lowlands was
Q6SllDyCu. run tCllClHSill HOuSCS VII
the edge OF the town were struck and
damaged by lightning, their occupants
being severely shocked.
The family OF Zago Smith was ter
ribly shocked, and his daughter Addie
was killed instantly. Her body was
badly Scared and dishgured. Her
clothing was torn and her shoes were
taken completely off her feet
Charleston, S. c. Especially During
a violent electric storm a negro woman
was killed in her house in the suburbs
and the harbor light of the United States
government in ST. Philips steeplc was
eXtinguished.
The bolt is supposed to have struck
and demolished the pipe which furnishes
the gas The woodwork in the belfry
was ignited. but the flames soon were
extinguished by the fire department. A
lamp has been substituted in the steeplc
for the regular light.
Topeka, Kan. (SpeciaD Heavy rains
throughout the eastern and central por-
tions of the state have caused all the
streams to rise. The Smoky Hill, Blue
and Solomon Rivers all are high.
Many persons in North Topeka are
moving out of their homes, although
there seems to be little danger. While
some damage has been done, no rcpeti-
tion of the Nav flood is feared
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
a,,SIeno.
SeutidlanS.
@erliu. %. NO}Ir,.

9erliu, %. Mdrs.
Sie 99eanlten oes oelltiher nitS,
m1rtigen slmtes iaaen. oaB ihrer Nm.
iidt nah oas ueulihe rSnterpielp Ses
slbmirals Iepep. peltes pon eller
3eituna III 9temarf, 9t. s.. per0iient.
lidlt pllrbc. uno iid mii Die oelltifc
Nlotte mo Scll oeutihen aaiier be-
aoa feinen biplomatiihen 3piihen.
iull sllr tSolge baben miro. 81,
iaaen bob lie falm alauben tGnnen.
bah Die NeuBerpnaem oeS slSmireiS
ridtia mieoerseHeben lunroen, be.
ipnherS anseii6ts hes autcn
@iaeH. welheu er gesen 1eutidla,,o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07

$eltgrapbii4t 9epti9ell.
S,,Iano.
Sramrises @icberiebeu.

ct. Qouis, Mo., 90. Mar,.
Seit aht Sahren bntte Walter =.
@osa aus slnniltcn slln, ieinen Se-
iirb ieiuem IN MaplclppoO, ct. Spllls
County, ipobnenocn Sobne Charles
6. Bosa in Nusiitbt gclteilt, lno ulS
er id,lieblid bier alldnate. Inn 1elllell
Snbm All iiberrai6en llnO oas 0enlel-
ben oeeebcnc &eripreteh ein5uloien,
fonh or ieillcn Zoo inter ben lnGrOe-
riihcn MGhern eincs StraBenboDn-
pasens ser st. 2oltis Iranlit Gom-
Danp". mo Ser Sobn fallb i'm ais
Seid,e tpie0er.
slm ser Cotton Mpenlle, Il, ser
9fIhe ser Cardinal slpclnlc, nllroe
Bosa. Sr., BON Dem StraBenbabns
S2aaet 81. @ooen geranut pnb 10
ihper perleBt, baB er bnlo lladJ lei
ner Mnflnit I'M nOt-Soipitolc
itarb. ssu ben aleioern bes Gernn-
aliidten luliroe nid)tS gef,lnOen. oas
All ieiner ssoentiii5irnng bGtte iiibrcn
f6nnen. ,rnb bie 2cide lpurbe nod OIL
bemielben Gage IN Der Wtoralle anf-
uebahrt.
Charles 6. Bosa, Sr., ser bei ser
Meper Bros. Drug So. beld)aftist mt.
fam ieitbcr ieben Gag natb Der Stoot,
Inn ieine Sblieaenbeiten 81 perrih.
ten, ln,o batte feline slGnung, baB ieil
Batter itarr lln0 falt IN Der Morguc
lad.
8eitcrn Nadmittag paliirte Sro,l
6. Z. Gotter Die Morele. llnh irgcnO
ctmas trieb lie, iih ben MengierigeH,
tpelhe oieielbe betroten, msuihlie.
fen. Sic icb bie 2eide lnO tbei!tc
Dem Superihtenoenteh ser @iorgile
nit. Tie alambe, Der SerItprbcne iei
g9alter 9. 8psa ans slnlliiton, sllo..
Gie ba6e ielbit Sabre lang BORT ae-
nobnt ,lno CLAUDE baber niht, oaB lie
fih irre. lin jeood lider 81 iein CT.
f,lhte lie ben @er,palter Der Woralle.
ben bel Ser Meper Bros. Orig so.
beid1ftigtcn Charles 6. @o5a sli be-
nafrihtigen. Gr tbnt bies iofort,
bereitcte ben i,lnaen Monn porlidtig
auf Die mGglihe nnangcnebnc llebcr-
raihnna Dor mnb erirdte i'm, M Der
Morg1e nor5uiprehen.
8osa, sSr., elite iofort nadl Der
MoraMe. inb erfannte mirflih IN ser
Geide Die ieines Snters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Tabrifcn gcid)lOiien,

2otpeII. Maii., %. MGrs.
slnitatt iib aitf einen &umpf mi.
iGren llnsufrieoeneil MngcItellten eil-
allaiien ,lno piellei6t einen Strcif
beranfsnbeidp0ren, baben Die Mgen-
ten Der bieiigen iiebcn groBen 9allnl.
mol -,Sabrifen oen 8etric6 eingcltcll!.
Snrh bieie 8etriebseinitellumg mcrs
ben 1900 Yerionen betroifcm. G1
ben Mnaeitellten ieitens iGrer @e-
iperfihaft iinan5ielle Siilie periproe
d,en iporoen lit lnlO iie oaber in Der
2aae iein meroen, ibr Taiein cine
Meile su irilten, 10 oiirite Der 9etricb
nidlt 10 idlnea mieoer aufgenpmmen
inpr0pn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
,0rnbennngIlf.

Gnbois, Ea.. 3. @pril.
oSn eiuer @rllhe uobe 2ou0ou muir
Sen ol,rd) ben slbitllr5 elmer gromaiie
bier Mdmner get0otet llno mebrere
auocre uerlcst. Iie 8etGoteteu iino
Carl @aggett, Gonaro She, George
Srltnr nnO @illiam Ships. Ias
lit lei, eiucr &eibe bon Subreu Der
critic llniaQ. bon lueldem Die 0rltbc
betrpfieu lpurOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Sabnnniaa.
g nrtbfieIb, 8ermout,

3. Mprif.
Ger IN nGrolihcr Hihtlng fab.
renbe 3ug Der Central Germont.
8abn. ipelber Sen Gerfebr Smii6er
Bolton nnb Montreal uermittelt. perr
unniiirftc III Ser 9tiibe hieier Stabt
oaoltrdJ. bnB cine tSelienmalie auf bas
@elciie ItiirSte llno imiolge bes SIN,
berniiies sic 2ofomotipe ,mb brei
Cars Den 40 Sub bohen @abnbamm
biuabItiirSten. Ger Scijer Simotbp
S'Ncil uerlor ieiu 2eben, i'm llebri.
gen fomen Eaiiagiere ,ub 9eSie.
nlllgsmannid)oiten init Dem S6red
0apon.
@rauS in eiuer Nietbsfaicrnc.
9tem Oorf. 3. Npril.
SSn Ser Sellrp StraBe, alf Der Dit
ieite. fam In citem iehsltodigen
0fietbsbn,lie cit tSc,lcr gum Mus
brld,. IN melhem mclliaItens cine
Terion 9etoGtet mltroe, ipGhreuN
mebrere ancere TerleBllngen erlitterr.
Iie Scr!crmehrlellte fonoen inn obcr.
iten Stodluerf ei,e 10 ltarf perfohltc
9eihe. Ouh iie nidt llnteriGeioe,l
tonnte,, Oh es Elm Wum ooer cine
Trou ,uar. Sn hem @ebGloe pohn,
ten Ga Syomilien. Gie GO Sabre alta
eSrnm 8reeniielb iprang ans eiuem
Scuiter oes slpeiten Stodiperfs lnO
brad bcibe 9eine.
Gic aciluloenc 2eihe mar, pie
ipGter erntittelt mnroe, bicieniae Ses
81 Sabre altcn Sarris HpthIteil.
tin II Sabre altes MGo6en mahte
eineu peraeblihen @erillf,. Ben alten
Mann 81 rctten. stienanS poGtc
helicn nmb itlieBlih miBte bns
WiaoheaL Inn nid,t ielbil IN ben
Slammen um3,ifontnen. ben alteIl
Mam ieincm Sdidial iiberlalien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07
Nm Ualsen aeeubef.S \

aittantng Va., 9. Npril.
Sicr iano Sic erlte Sinrichtung IN
Ser 0eid)ihte oes Gpultp slrmitrona
itntt, ols sSrant Gubaib. Der IN 1901
ieinen Better Soiepb Seoeleu tGbtetc.
aebanat ipurbe. Die beioen @dl,ner
waren lid ibon aIs allaben, ais lie
nod IN 1eutiblano lebten, feinb &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-07

moroen. 3ieie Seinoltait blieb audi
beitehen, ols Die @eiben BON einanber
aetremt tpuroen. SpGter traien lie
ii6 ,pieOer in bieiem 9unoe, mo- beibe
in oerlelben &oblenarube arbeiteten.
Gincs cages n,afte sseoelen einen
miBgliidten Worbanihlao ani 2u.
oaib, ser oann ipdter nab iseoelen's
&oitbulls 1ing unb ieinen @ioeria6er
Snrh oas Seniter eriebob.
Gri6uiien.
Seban, Sans, 2. s(prtl.
Ser % Sabre nlte 9llon6o Scynon
mur0e pnn Dem Sonltubler Nobinior
eridoiien. Sounlpn alaubte. OaB Die
SeSau Sabinas 9anf ibm bitter ur,s
redt gotham babe, ipesholb er Grobte,
lie init Snnonlit 81 iprenseu. @r
nabcrte lid Dem 8anfaebGuoe unb
ais Der Gonitablcr i'm aufioreerte.
lid, jill eutierneil, ;og er ieiren He.
poluer. Ter Gonitabler feuerte gu
crit lulo Die allgel orang Samon ms
Scrs. r.,
3niammenitOf bon siuei 3iisen.
9tOrtb sc q II d c tier, Sno.,
..u. 2. Npril.
@citern elbeno follioirte ser HaI.
iagierjug No. 26 aui Der Big Sour"
Giienbabn nit eilem Wabaib Sradt-
5itg III Der Ndbc bon bier, Wobei Der
Sofomotiufiibrer OeS Wabaib- Suges,
Seapp, lulb Der 9remier @iu Sogen
aetoOtet imb iolaenOe TerioneH ernit.
lid perfect puroen:
@epGdmeiiter 9. j. Groilf,, inner
lid, rerlebt; Der 2ofomotipiiibrer
@epben iln0 Der 'Sei5cr, innerlih Der.
leBt: Omar SolIep bon Snbiana-
polls, Elm EaiIaaicr, leiht perlest.
SeiOe 3iiac, Die poriudrts gegens
einanoer rannten, iultrOen beinabc
gan5 5ertriintmert. Ger ltniaa er.
eianete lid oao,trd. Bob Der 6raht-
sltg ilriolae oes MiBperitchens einer
Srbre nid)t alii ein 9tebengeleiie
fl,hr.
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@rGflid)er @orS.

GhilIicptbe, g., 80. M1r3.
Ger "a Sabre alte Barber tSnrs
reit Wfc@oro aus 8ournpillc int
Gouutp Ghillicotbe idnitt IN So,lth
Galen ieincr 8rallt, Der 20jdbrigcl
Gharitp Storts. oie 2eble onrf) imn
entleibte iid) alsOanl allf Ole ndnl-
Iihe Weiie. Mc@oro, Der am SonEs
tnae nit einigen S,impnnen ibari
aesedt lno einen berielben ihlieBlit)
nit eitcr 9icrflaihe iiber Oen Sd)a.
bel aebauen bate, fiirdtete perbaftet
Al luerben. begab iieb nod ser Shlti,
aerei aeraocn 8eaeS naf Sontb
Salem IN baS Sans leiner sutii,liti.
Gen Sdlpieaermltter, ilnterbielt lid
bort cine Stllnoe lang iiber Sieies
lluo ssenes, lofte bann 0as MGDcbcn
auf sic SallStreppe, 500 Elm Haiirs
meier llno trennte ibr Den Sails bon
Shr All Cbr. Die o,lrd allraelloe
Gd,reic berbcigebolte Wutter iab lire
blmtiiberitrDmte Sohter in Ser
Mrmen bcs llnbolos iterben, Ser Sic
Qcid,c Damn sil 9ooen gleiten lieB
Mno it'd, gleid)faas BEN Sals a6idnitt.
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S6Stlidjer ltnfaa.

Guincn 81, 30. MGr5.
Ter sSarbige Ssames 6. Eearl nrS
ieine ,peiBe @attin iubren nit eineln
blinben YierSe iiber cin .StraBcn-
babn-Seleiie. Tas 0eiibrt iprrAs
bon einem Srollep.Wagen 10 beftig
aetroifen, bob bic Sniaiien beiieltcn
in ipeitem @ogen sur Seite aeldlcu.
nert uuo 10 idtper pcrlest murocn.
bai iie anf Dem @cge gum Soipitalc
ihren Werleblnaen crlagcn.
sycmer,pebrieMte permnaliidt.
NittSbura Ha.. 30. MGrs.
94li Der sSabrt nod eiIlem sScuer
tnurSe elm sSelleripebrmalln gct0otet
llno hrci Sluhere ,mlr0cn lebensac-
f1brlidt herlett. Ser @et0Otete 1T
Mobert 8. Wilion Der 6nbrmann
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
NOTICE
If attention you would call,
Be sure the facts are spread;
Place 1t here and then by all
TITS safe to say It's read.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED RAGeAeF

~ SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.
SNotice is hereby given that the Minneapolis,
St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway COM
Eany will sell at public auction at 614 LIST
Hennepin, state of Minnesota, beginning at 10
o'clock a. H., Nov 49, 1908, the Following un-
claimed baggage, packages, etc., on hand and
in possession of this railway company for IL
months or more, to-wit Seven trunks under
500 local checks, as follows: Two zinc-covered
hair trunk, No. Bill; one small trunk No.
1925; one wooden trunk, iron bound. No: 4s597
one tin covered trunk, Slated. No. 1880; one
trunk, unche cked. Twenty-three grips, as fol-
lows: Twenty-on under 500 local checks 1920,
1889, 4374, 4233, $3.50, 7O3, 1895, 1851, 50753,
5o992, SOTO, 5o750, 50s6O, 5o9sa, 5O7e1, one
under n S. S. Co.'s special check 7425, and
one under G.. T. special check 1887. Nine
telescopes, as follows: Eight under 500 local
checks GAIT. 293, 21eo4, 64se1. 34os,, 214os,
spees one Thes BICYCLES Soc
excess check 1861, 500 local check .s646o. and
c.. z. special check 39O54. One tool chest un.
der 500 local check 61S63. One square wooden
chest under 1. G. special check 6S3S2. One
wooden box under 500 special check 37O39. One
bundle, strapped, under 6: r: special check chez
Alta. One knapsack under G: II. & D. Local
check GS12. One paper package under Soc
local check 1882. One paper box under Soc
local check 1867. Nineteen grain sacks, al
under 500 local checks. 5OS47, 5O851, 5OS52
ogs S97t $685. s
1892, 5O72o -Four gunny sacks under go
-5cS54. Two hundred and three articles of mer
chandise, grips umbrellas, hats, etc., no
checked.
-'7-,-. - W. r. CALLAWAY,
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AGENTS WANTED
Continued.

YOU CAN EARN GOOD WAGES TAKING OR.
ders for on! Christmas sQecialties; no capital
or experience necessary. Ilif & Co., Wabash
ay, Chicago
sHOPPING BY MAIL FOR PEOPLE OUT OF
town; Eva e. Kneeland, purchasing agent;
best references; room ]. 523 7th st :, Ninne-
aDOlis.
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IoTIoE-To THE scHoLARs OF THE MIN

NOTICE-TO THE SCHOLARS OF THE MIN
NEsOTA MUSIC SCHOOL,.
Upon receipt of so many complaints about
that we have replaced him by competent
teacher, Mr.: Hopke, who viii ltry and make
to throw a salary of $l5 per week away for
such a long time and would have discharged
him before If his true ability had been known
to the management.
". WIGHT General Manager.
STONE, BRICK ANr CEMENT REPA1R1Ne
done on short notice. Man and rig always
ready. We look after ehimneys, walls. stone
floors, sidew alks, etc. Prices reasonable JOHN
E. LayEe, stone and brick contractor kasota
building. T. G. 2461.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES AND FURNACES;
done by experts. Central Stove y General ke-
pair Co., SIS LIST av s. T.C.322S: N.W.s465 2.
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT WEST.
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennepin av.
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs-WANTED

WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO PAY CASH
for horses, wagons, buggies, harnesses and
sleighs at Midway Horse Market st. Paul,
MINI. Barrett & Zimmerman. 49,.
WANTED GOOD DRIVING HORSE TO KEEs
for use during winter the best of feed and
care given. Address 3101 James av n.
FOR sALE-soME Al FOX HOUNDS TRAINED
on rabbits; none better; also some trained fer
rets. Joseph Simard. iShakopee, Mimi =.
WANTED-To USE A HORSE AND BUGGY IN
the morning only; horse umst be gentle; ad-
Dress stating terms, 2272, Journal
WANT HEAVY HORSES IN EXCHANGE FOR
desirable farIu land, rs mil % from Minneapolis
J. NJ. Goss, Anoka. Finn.
WANTED-TO BUY A GOOD BREAK CART;
state make and lowest cash price. Address
1859, Journal -.
CASH PAID FOR HORSES, HARNESSES, BUG
| gies and wagons. Frost & Co.. Y % st ~
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PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES BEFORE AND
during confinement; perfect seclusion; infants
adopted, expert care and reasonable Sh sfSa
., Seven Corners,
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO ORIGINAL COLOR
y Scalp positively freed from dandruf, growth
a. of hair promoted. Morris Hair Color1ng ana
= Eeslorer Sample free. James t. Norris ST.
;.t,o ole
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INSTITUTE OF NATURAL HEALING, MAS:
sage and electric treatment warm and colo
water baths and auto suggestion Tor mental
=, Tel, 23O1 j.
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COLLEGE MAN, ATHLETE, MUSICIAN, ETC,
making a houe in the west, finds few cultured
r. people; would like to correspond with q young
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LADIEs-CA ENGLISH PENNY
royal Pills the best: safe. reliable; take
lief for Ladies' in letter by return mail; ask
your druggist Chichester Chem. Co.. Ph1la''
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MARRY AND PRoSPER-YoU CAN INCREASE
YOUR means your comfort and your happiness
by suitable marriage, which we can arrange
easily quietly and IN perfectly proper manner
write for particulars, stating age BOX 90,
Toledo, Ohio
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PERsoNAL-DO YOU WANT NEW FEET7
Use Connection (pedephorosl; cures eorn s.
caIloused and exceSsye sweatns feet III fEes
snmnIe A. T. Kline. city.
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We prove this. Luminous name plates, num-
bers, signs readable darkest nights; samples
free Right Supply Co., Englewood, Ill.
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WANT AGENTS TO SELL IN STATE; THE
best fuel saving drum In the market; a money
maker for next three months. Acme Mfg.
Co., Moorhead. Mimi
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WOMEN oNLY-sPEEDY RELIEF, $1,000
guarantee If L don't relieve abnormal suppress
T. sion from any cause; 10000 testimonials IN
T., formation free. DR.. Martha Walker Co., X
Stot Chicago,
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WISH TO TAKE ORDERS FOR FINE NECk.
wear, corset covers underwear, shirt wals'
patterns (unnade) embroideries, drawn work
ETC.; ladies' that do fine needlework by placing
samples with me will find rapid sale for thedI
goods Address 1921, Journal.
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KELLY-ZIMMERMAN UPTOWN STABLES,
~ 10th av and Washington
One of the largest and extensive horse deal
ers in the twin cities. We handle more good,
bined. You make no mistake by purchasing
your horses from us. You have no responsible
ity to take. We give guarantee, trial Of
80 days and part time, given If desired. We
can save every purchaser from $40 to $25 a
head. Call on us ii you want horses. Our
motto: Square dealing, superior goods and
right prices.
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OUR POCKET OUTFIT STARTS YOU SELLING
natural diamonds; defy experts; drop every
thing; write for outfit. Address Natural Dia-
mond Co. Syracuse, N, Y.
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A DOZEN GREAT SELLERS FOR AGENTS
One agent made 5000 In month; others IS
to Sc daily. You can do as we'll. Booklet free.
Great American Supply Co., dept. 10, 1871
Lincoln av, Chicago. ..r;t ~ :
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PERSONAL
HORSES, CARRIAGEs-SALE

1T you horse or vehicle
Would either buy or sell a. IL
This department brings results
Designed to please you we'll.
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| az TO PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
ION or before privilege, to loan on improved
! property in Minneapolis and St.: Paul: r: NJ:
| Newport, 3O9-3l1 Phoenix building. 60 4th st
MjnneaDoIis
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MONEY TO LOAN; EASY TERMS; Low
rates. David P. Jones & Co.. Blk. Commerce.
MORTGAGE LoANs-Rates low; any sums; no
delay. See sure. Gale & Co.. N. Y. Life.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO
delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life Bldg.
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Es-
tate; lowest rates. G. S. Dever. 53I Andrus.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT LOW
est rates. Nickels & Smith. 311 Nicollet av.