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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21

directors that may be chosen by Y. NJ. CA.
incorporations to thirty corpora atoms.
cmntyl sunerintendents Of Hscools nerea fter cleo
ted to foilr years. Educa tion
H.. F: sa2, Cole !by request)-Too appropriate
81, 900 for construction of bridge ln Cass cOun-
II. F. sss, Cole, liby. reluesD-.To appropriate
Roads, bridges and navigable- streams.
II. F. 394, Fossen Thy request y-.prov iding that
dsf es 81 s
Of removal: Towns and counties:
for wholesale and $4S fec for retail dealers in
butter substitutes Public health, dairy and food
H. F. ss6. Fryberger& (hy request Relating TO-
gs59pefNsy s9 Nyost difsry 'bs ting
ex-nion soldiers and sailors to peddle within the
state without the payment of any license Judi
H-F. sos. Notwithstanding the work of
examining, gross earnings corporations from the
requiring a uniform system Of accounts Rail
roads. J.a.s -. :aF. g ~:
combina tions in restraint of trade and the grant
ing Of rebates. General orders: 600 o,,,
9o of Hof snS
ton Of candldates. by popular Vote At separate
primary elections for the different political par
FL F. 4o2 stone--Fixing the time for holding
terms of court IN the sixteenth Judicial district
H F. 4os. smith-Deferring. the granting Of
judgment in di vorce cases brought on the grounds
Of cruelty, habtual drunkenness. desertion or or
because one of the parties to the action has been
sentenced to state prison, for one year following
the filing Of findings by the court Judiciary
H. F. 4O4 Simons-Empowerin villages to
issue bonds in certain cases. Municipal legis-
lation. ~.
II. F. 400 Simons--Empowering boards Of
county commissioners to issue bonds for pay
| ment of floating indebtedness. Towns and coun-
ties.
construction of bridge in Renville county.
Roads, bridges and navignble streams. "a e..
schools to $500 for graded; $500 for semi
graded and 5000 for rural schools. 'Educat1on.
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NEW HOUSE BILLS, [, !

H. F.. s74, Judiciary Committee Authorizing
me n secretary ar OF state to enter into contract
IN oenalt OF tie state for the printing and pub.
F. F. 81 aud SO. General orders - -,
damages that may be secured By heirs for death
caused by wrongful act of persons or corpora-
tlGRs m 1o $a9soS 7s ste1e@ahnTa Jasisiary
before and Of prospective parties to as
f. Won = UpH that baoesari pefitiion-
ers for the construction OF crossroads must them
selves pay the damages to the land through
which same runs. Roads. bridges and naYigable
streams II e" :. = 7Is@es'.'0 - -
H. F: s7s, Deming-I limiting the hours for CON
fourteen with nine hours rest between. Labor
and 8 labor !, y g!a legislation I9to9
ment of administrators made Eifbont nofjce IN
u asG ssst.i
issue Of bonds with which to fund the same.
Municipal legislation. Sl5f =. IS III 7E@
u. T. ISL, Benson--A Appropriating $500 for i'm
proving road near Graceville Roads and
H. r. ss2, Benson--To appropriate $500 for the
H.. F. 1888, Committee on State Parks--Requir
ing the reports OF the commissioner OF the sta te
park at the Dalles of the st. Creix to be printed
Il. <. ss4, Committee on state parks--Appro
priating $4,000 for Improvement of the state
park at the Dalles OF the ST. rroix 81, 0oO fnl
immediate care, and $4,000 annual appropriation
| for maintenance. tzssss Re -sz3sszs5ts
H. F. 3s5; Shearer (by request )-providin,
| that on the resale OF school lands for non-pay
ment. the tax purchaser shall be entitled to re
| fundment with z per cent interest sur
render Of certificate. Taxes anu tax laws
II. +. 3S6, Nyquist-To provide tor the per1na
nent construction and Improvement OF public
roads and highways In this state by eextendins
state aid TO zach county and to appropriat,
money therefor. Roads, bridges and navigabl'
streams. sri s9ssRs No. $50
III. B., 3s7, Fryberser king the sslqries .
snam and Of n the eRfef Justice ii judi
lciary4 III 5aGS 49, .ssf65
| II. F. sss. sinclair--To create I board 9
| Municipal legislation.
/ II. r. $50. Rockne-A authorizing the issuance 0
4 school bonds upon majority vote, limiting thei
] duration to twenty years. and fixing tie maxi
\ mum rate of interest at ) per cent. 81
n. b. $50, Fulton increasing the number o
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
BOND BILLS PASS
The Minneapolis Measures Go Through
Without a Neuatjyc

The house. late yesterday afternoon,
passed the Minneapolis bond bills without
a dissenting vote. Amendments adopted
provide that the bonds may not be issued
except upon five siXths vote of the coun-
Gil; and that they are to mature in ten in
stead Of thirty years as at first planned.
The bills are designated to permit the
issue OF S35O,OO0 bonds for permanent
Improvement revolving fund and $3.50, 900
to be used for the improvement of street
intersections and streets abutting property
exempt from direct taxation.
The bills We're on general orders yes
terday but were taken up and passed un-
der motion of Representative James D.
Shearer They will now go to the senate,
and. as the Hennepin senatorial delegation
mas already approved them, will probably
pass without trouble
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
Up TO THE SENATORS
House Passes the s'Wide Open Tax
Amendment by Large
Vote,
The Measure Is Likely to Be Cut to
Pieces by the Sen
ators.
PROCEEDINGS TODAY

HOUSE.
MIR. Shepard introduces a bill for
separate party primaries.
Mr.. Smith introduces bill to defer
the granting Of Judgment In certain
divorce cases for year after the de-
cree is filed.
Mr.. Hueo's bill to regulate the state
auditors office is killed.
Mr.. CIague introduces bill doubl-
| Ing the state aid to graded, semi
graded and rural schools. Education.
Adjourned to Monday, 2. p. m.
SENATE
Not in session. Meets again Mon
! day at II a. m.
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A New Gross Earninus eju.

A new gross earnings bill will be
drafted in a few days by the sub-commit-
tee of the house committee on & taxes,
which now has charge of the bill intro
duced by Lawrence Johnson. The com
mittee has about concluded to adopt the
method Of division now in use, under
which the state taxes whatever propor-
tion of the revenue from each haul is
represented by the mileage it travels over
within the state. The bill will also be
amended to conform with the sugges-
tions of Public Examiner johnson and
cover all items of earnings so that in the
future every cent of revenue on which
the state is by any construction entitled
to levy taxes, shall be included.
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The Report on Accounts.

The house has extended the time for a
report OF the, public accounts committee
until March %. The committee intends
by that time to finish the capitol commits
sion investigation, and to have it's ac-
countant go through the books of the state
auditor, publis examiner and other ca pi-
tol officials who have requested an ex-
animation The report will be made on
all together.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
AN IOWA CLAIMANT APPEARS.

New York. Feb 21:--A new claimant 'has
spoken for a part of the estate Of Richard Tighe,
the eccentric old millionaire who died in 1891.
Nearly three years ago. the courts divided the
estate among about two dozen heirs. City
Chamberlain DIR. E. T. L. Gould received letter
from David Barr. Thorpe. Delaware county, Iowa.
asking for Information concerning the death of
Tishe and the disposition Of his property. He
was relative Of my nlother:s'' said Barr in
his letter. The chamberlain bas forwarded all
the information at hand and referred Barr to
the executors Of the estate.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
SCARLET FEVER SERUM.

New York Feb. 21.--A physician III this city
has now under observation case which is the
first experiment in this country with a new anti
streptococos serum which is believed to destroy
the germs Of scarlet fever. Several days ago
the doctor was called to see frail little girl
who had severe attack of scarlet fever, with
throat complication. Her temperature 10t
degrees The doctor decided to try the new
serum. Twelve hours after one injection the
patients temperature decreased two degrees. In
the morning Of the day following it descended
TO normal but rose again to OF degrees. On
the fourth day 1t continued normal The last
report is. Temperature 80. pulse 81, respira-
tion a. and general condition good. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
HUGO'S BILL sUPERFLuous
Measure Regulating Mineral Leases Killed
in the House.

in the House.
Mr. Hugo's bill regulating the award of
mineral leases by the state auditors Of
flee, which provoked the insinuations of a
democratic daily against Auditor Iver-
son. was Killed to-day by the report Of
the committee on mines and mining The
attorney general held that the bill added
nothing whatever to the present law. and
was superfluous piece of legislation
1t was introduced. as Mr.. Hugo admitted
by request of some ST. Paul people. and
not of his own motion. Mr.. Iverson said
ne mad no objection to the bill, which
merely expressed In law the practice of
the office
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
To Protect Railroaders,

The house committee on labor voted to-
day to recommend for passage Mr. Dem
ing Dill. which limits locomotive en-
gineers to fourteen hours continuous en-
ployment with nine hours rest between.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21

+ The power of taxation shall never
be surrendered or suspended
Taxes shall be uniform upon the
same class of subjects and shall be
levied and collected under general
laws for public purposes,
But property used exclusively for
religious ucational, charitable,
cemetery, governmental or public pur-
poses shall be exempt from taxation,
and there may be exempted from tax
alton personal property not exceeding
in value 5000 for each household, in
dividual or head of a family, as the
legislature may determine.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
Yale Realty Co.
A FEW GOOD BARGAINS.

$3.50 for ful1-sized east-front lot. just
inside Of Lake street; city water
and stone sidewalk on street.
$3.50 for a 66x165 foot lot on Univer-
sity av Sc, between 18th and goth
avs; two feet above grade; city
water, stone walk. Will sell 33 feet
of this lot at $500, or will build you
a home on it on the monthly pay
ment plan.
5000, one-half cash, for a fine corner
lot, 55x105 to alley, on Aldrich and
18th av N. All street improvements
on both sides of lot and sewer on
lot
$500-East-front lot, 42X129, on Grand
ave, between 32d and SD SITS. City
water and stone walk.
$55o-East front lot on 9th av S, be-
tween SD and 33d streets; all street
improvements in.
$6oO-West front lot on Chicago av.
between 32d and 33d streets; all
street improvements in.
$450-Corner lot on 9th avenue S and
SD street; all street Improvements /
Make Offer on east-front Lot on Irving
av S and Lake place, in Lake of the
Isles addition; size, 104x156, to alley.
Make Offer on the double corner Of
Lyndale and 2Sth st 8, south and
east front. Size S0x11S, to alley; all
street improvements.
$375 for south and east corner lot on
Logan av N and I'd av.
$4oo-East front lot on 18th av S and
31st st; city water and sidewalk.
$500 for lot on Emerson av N, between
~ Il.
city water.
and Lake st; all street improve
ments, two feet above grade; size,
4Sx127 to alley each.
$175 each for two lots on Sd av S.
between 3sth and 39th streets; size,
4Ox130 to alley each.
$3.50 for lot 53x1S9 to alley on Queen
av S and 21st st; all street improve
ments. This is a beautiful lot in
Kenwood; one of the choicest resi-
dence districts in our city.
$3.50 for east-front lot. 50I50, on
Sheridan av s., near 10Th st. Ken
wood.
$3,25o for fine lot, 54x157 to alley, on
Spruce place near Yale.
| 81 3oO-Fine lot. 50x135 to alley, on
Irving ay S and Mount Curve. This
is a desirable residence building lot.
$3.50 each. or $4,000 for two elegant
east front lots. 45x130 to alley each,
on I'd av and 33d ST. All street
improvements.
We have a large list of improved
property at prices from ST 900 up.
We are still building homes on the
monthly payment plan.
We write fire, cyclone, accident and
burglary Insurance In standard COM
panies and solicit your patronage.
Yale Realty Co.,
Iel-ltz Bank Of Commerce.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-A LARGE FACTORY, WELL 10. |
Gated, full OF woodworking machinery; avail
working speciality " Great value for little
money. Spencer Haven. Hudson Wis;
wANTED-BUsINEss WOMAN WITH ABOUT
pes1sed psaas GOODS @ u 'h's ns
PARTNER WANTED FOR ESTABLISHED CITY
sa!as} snyWhere se0 Address as47. Journal ies'''
FOR sALE-FARM IMPLEMENT BUSINESS.
Haze best line s1Es eT We sac estaS d
Fine farming lar large territory county
STOCK is SOLD. Address 2s4s, Journal.
FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST INTEREST.
paving properties in the city will d pay 70
days on si sold within
CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE OR BUsI-
ness, no matter where located. If YOU desire
quick sale; send US description and price.
SoMrWGsnsnS SenS at DudsE
FOR EXCHANGE = UP-To-DATE STOCK
clean, staple dry goods ladies and mems fur
nshing goods 9 etc 40 B1aght new goods inv nyoise 6
complete lines Practically unbrokcn:. Stock
pa to viii
80 per cent cash. balance good property.
seme ON oSa s deal nn
value of property first letter. Charles ~.
/ sorners, 5O7 Manhattan Block, st. Paul, Min
nesota.
FOR sALE-BRICKYARD; MODERN BRICK
and hollow brick; established trade; three
railways. Descriptive circular on request.
Address s6s. Journal.
Oven Mfg. Co.. go W Van Buren st. Chicago.
FOR sALE-A CLEAN So COO STOCK OF GEN
eral merchandise at big sacrifice for cash;
best location in county seat town: Of 1000
people: "A splendid opportunity for the right
man.. Address Box es, Blue Earth, Mimi
GREAT OPENINGS FOR BUSINESS OF ALL
kinds: towns being opened the
Chicago Great WesternhRy.; Omaha extension,
Address r. B. Magill. manager Townsite Dept,
AN INCOME OF $1,000 PER YEAR CAN BE
secured by any one whoEwill take the trouble
to Psns mo gold mine
! ward business proposition The Jumiafa Co.,
| 615 Fullerton building, ST. Louis, Mo.
FOR sALE-HoTEL AND FURNITURE, sA.
loon and an pool poolrqom %, IN connection s thriving vii
respondence to Box 1875. Grey Eagle, MINI.
IS TO $50 PER MONTH BUYS STOCK IN 100
| different companies; double your money in 80
| DAYS: impossible TO lose: gigantic combination
scheme. American Corporation Trust, Den
! yer, Col. |#e
FIRsT-CLAss BAKERY AND RESTAURANT
FOR SALE. ADDRESS 2s75. JOURNAL.
FOR sALE-sTEAM LAUNDRY, COST SO, 500,
! sell at $4,000 If taken at once; doing good
! business: small expenses, !! good location: ill
| health for selling. Inquire owner, Lock
| Box 5O2, .Aitkin. MINI.
70 ExCHANGE-MY oNE-HALF INTEREST IN
! an established manufacturing business for
| proved-up claim in Minnesota or North Da
| kota: reason for transfer--poor health. Dc
| not inquire unless you mean business. J.. w
! Clarebout, station B, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21

Mr. Fosseen tried to. get through an
amendment adding to the first paragraph
the words or contracted away but the
house did not seem to agree with his con-
tention that this would add to the safe
guards thrown about the states taxing
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21

Women with pale, colorless faces. who
feel weak and discouraged. will receive
both mental and bodily yigor by using
Carriers Iron Pills. which are made for
the blood. nerves and complexion.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
MARcoN1GRAMs SIX CENTS PER WORD.

Rome. Feb. 21--The chamber of deputies has
passed the bill making an appropriation for the
erection of Marconi wireless telegraph station.
IT is unoffcially reported that the rate of wire
less messages to America will be 80 centimes
word, which is equivalent to cents.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
During " 7 @ m %' " 1s@ % PAW Sa ss advertising N"
WANTED-REAL ESTATE


Less work for 2OTH | Good for the
# you. less CENTURY buyer or seller
Is worry, too. PLAN. of real estate.
We devote our time exclusively to selling real
tate; estab.S1SS2 J.. Walters. n y life Bldg.
WILL TRADE FINE QUARTER SECTION, BIG
Stone county, minnesota, near town, for resi-
dence. eighth ward or Lake Harriet; must be
worth $1,000 cash; equity in land 81 500; will
pay S2eu cash; or will trade for lots where
build house. 2i92. Journal. "
WILL TRADE FINE QUARTER SECTION, BIG
Stone county. Minnesota. town. for resi-
dence or building lots in Minneapolis; worth
about $4,000 cash; equity In land. S1,SO0;
will pay some cash. 2492, Journal.
WANTED-LIsTINGs OF GOOD HOUSES AM
lots in all parts of the city, especially eighth
ward aud Sunnysde: have many applications.
If YOU want to sell. see me, Walter L.
Badger. 800 Oneida block.
WANTED. FOR ABOUT So, 500 CAsH A HOUSE,
of or rooms. partly modern, Columbus.
Park, Oakland or Portland, between Lake and
34th st; must be in iirst-class condition and
bargain 29I1, Journal.
WANTED, AT ONCE, FOR CASH, CUSTOMER
about, 81, 900 dwelling or neat double apart
nent inside 10th n. Must be bargain.
l sell your property at right prices. L..
l.. Sutherland, real estate, rentals, loans,
Insurance, 502 Oneida block.
IF YOU WANT 10 SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE
Fl. Il. Ladd in the Andrus Bldg, can give you
the best result
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
CROWN PRINCESS, NAME USED.

Dresden Feb 21.;-The wife of prominent
dentist here brought suit to-day to set aside the
marriage ties and claims she found several love
lettrs from Crown Princess Louise in her hus-
bands pockets.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
HORSES, CARRIAGEs-sALE

ONE PsiT MHREs WTIGHT ioo AM noII,
81 hle, work harness. price 1925. Also a few good
farm chunks and delivery horses. g. H.
Kelly. 5l1 7th st s. q
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FOR SALE-FARMERS AND LIVE STOCK
MEN TAKE NOTICE.

~.
MEN TAKE NOTICE.
| have in Minnesota the following described
live stock. farm tools and machinery for sale:
20 head milch COWS, 20 head young cattle com
ing years old, 25 head young cattle coming
year old one registered short-horn bull, $50
head sheep ami Angora goats; six brood sows:
one registered boar; five head work horses and
harness; 60 chickens and 25 turkeys, also three
heavy and light agons slwweighs, and small
amount of farm tools, sufficient to run small
farm. l will sell the above described live stock
at reasonably low 6gure,t and rent to the
purchaser my stock farm, which consists of 40
acres fine plow land (and more if it IS needed;
and plenty fine tame grass grazing and
pasture land with abundance of blue joint and
redtop meadow for hay purposes; this farm is
in an ideal location, bordering lake several
miles long, and the farm is crossed by a fine
large spring fed brook which runs the year
round: have good, comfortable farmhouse, two
large barns, abundance of good irewood free;
situated IS miles from railway and quarter mile
from store, postoffice good school and black
smith shop; here is fine chance for stock
man. everything the farmer or stockman raises
here brings top prices; l have other business,
and simply cannot attend to this farm, 50 de
sire to sell the live stock. etc. at reasonably
low prices and rent the purchaser the farm.
which is one of the best in the west for stock
purposes, for term Of years at low rental.
For any further particulars address 297s, Jour.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
BUSINESS CHANCES
(Continued.) }

N~.~~~<S>-A~~~>~~-o~S~
FOR SALE-MY INSURANCE AND REAL Es-
tate business in q good town in southern Min
nesota big bargain. Address 2944 journal.
$50, ,oO0-A BIG STORE, N7W GOODS, CASH
trade. we'll established: none better; would en-
change or sell reasonable; owner wishes to
retire. Address owner, 81 Phoenix bldg,
Minneapolis. "a
CHEAP OR SPOT CASH, LOTS 8, 8, 10 AND
II, tlock 2 Eustis third addition, Minneap-
oils; east front, situated 18th av S. be-
tween Doth and Lake st. For further 1fOrma-
tion inquire Box SO, Carver Minn
500 SHARES STOCK IN LARGE REALTY CO.,
owning and developing extensive suburban
properties in Charlotte N. G. Capital $780,
900; $11O per share. W.M. Ostrander, N. A.
building, Philadelphia.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A VERY FINE
$50 acres: three miles from town; In Dlckcy
county, North Dakota; small set of buildings
farm; about 120 acres under cultivation;
balance in fine meadow land; lies gently
rolling; good black SOIL with yellow clay sub
y soil. and very productive; will exchange for
good, clean stock of merchandise, jewelry or
drug store in good town. Lock box 56S Her
man. Minn.
MUST BE sOLD-TEA AND COFFEE BUs1-
ness; all cash trade; clearing $15 monthly; no
delivery; leaving city. Address zoos, Journal.
FOR sALE-A $4,000 STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise; good and clean stock town 10
Gated in the Red River valley; good chance
for young, lively man; my reason for
selling is account of health building can
either be bought rented: will sell for
cash trade for good improved farm Ad-
dress 2911 Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21

FOR sALE-TAILoR1NG BUSINESS; 8 AT
work year round: outfit. tools and stock re-
quires $500; good opportunity Address
Box 562. Marshall, Mimi
ONE OF THE CLEANEST AND BEST PAYING
1O-room boarding houses in city; all modern
except heat: everything good as new; any
woman young lady can handle; will bear
close investigations; also piano as good as new;
clears an average $50 to $75 month. Will
sell cheap 2S44. Journal.
STAR PETROLEUM STOCK FOR sALE-YoUR
last chance before the annual meeting, March
IL. to buy at low figure. For ten days.
lots Of 1000 at 1872 cents; lots of 5000 at
171ac. After the annual dividend is de-
clared you cannot get it for so cents. Write
quick wire order to -,:. -
c. H. MAC KENzIE, Gaylord, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-02-21
BUSINESS CHANCES
(ContInued,)

~.o~~~~~~~~~S~~~
$50 AND UPWARDS PUTS Yog IN BUSINESS BUS NESS
somely; good outside towns uncovered. NA-
tional Automatic Vender Co.. St. Paul, Mlnn:
A GOOD CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MER-
enanhse & TO- exchange for goo4 farm N t"n W i nr
LOO, southwestern Minnesota 3Of0 Journal.
wANTED-To EXCHANGE oNE-HALF SEC
ton of land in Deuel. county. s.. D., 1-11l-ss
40, west half; $50 per acre. Will take mer.
$1,000: good prairie land, unimproved Adj
dress lock box 2O1, Harris Iowa.
$1,000 TAKES AN UP-TO-DATE STEAM
Laundry in an Iowa town, $500 inhabitants;
has good shipping trade with horse, wagon
and shipping baskets complete. VIII trade @
this plant or sell for cash. Also one at $s,ooo Coz,
cash deal in Minnesota town Of 2.S00. For
particulars write Iowa Minnesota Land Co.,
Iitchfeld, Minn.
STEAM FLOUR MILL IN GOOD SOUTHERN
Minnesota town Brick buildings; .tcmhery
nearly new. Will sell exchange caeap. r.
P. Pitcher, Bank Of Commerce.
WANTED-To LEASE OR PURCHASE FUR
nished hotel in a live town.. 3099, journal.
CLEAR FARM LANDS FOR MERCHANDIsE.
Can use any size stock. Our lands are In MIN
nesota, North and South Dakota Wisconsin
Nebraska and Canada. Send me list OF
your property you want to sell or exchange e
and will make you proposition py hrst
mail Hobart Land Co., Phoenix bldg.
SNAP FOR MoNDAY-CHoICE CIGAR, CON-
ing rooms; choice location; rent $2s. Babcock,
SOS Sykes block.
GOOD MAN TO INVEST ABOUT $1,000 AND
services, business been running years ana
growing rapidly; good salary & to right man nan
| dress 1868, Journal
FOR sALE-A GOOD PAYING DAIRY, ALSO
| q frst-c1ass dairy farm for rent. a. q. An
| derson, Hopkins. MINI. Box IL.