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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
THE ROOM OF THE CANNON.

The most important and Interesting building is
the university. visited it last went
thru nearly all the buildings In front building
large beautiful statue. When went the
stairs of one building became tired before
half In Of the there
as large common wagon. A pulled it
apart and showed how they loaded it. In another
room there guns and swords. Then went
to another building, where the students These
buildings have good situations and
high. The lawns kept clean and streets.
Some of the buildings made of white brick while
others of red. Annie Olsen,
A Sixth Grade
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

are rooms containing ira
pezes and everything in
this line which young men
would like. Then there is
a big chapel in which
every Sunday a minister
breaches a beautiful SER
mon at 1890 a. m. In
the upper stories they
have rooms in which
young men stay. Then
they have evening schools
in which they learn a
good deal at very slight
cost. And if any young
man goes there who has
no work they help him
get it. Indeed, alto
gether, this building is
worth a great deal to
young men and boys.
Sophia Nelson,
2204 23d Avenue S.
B Fifth Grade,
Monroe School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
AN INDOOR ..sWIMMIN' HOLE

The Young Mems Christian Association building
is the that attracts my attention the most It is
beautiful red stone building, four stories high, on
the corner of Tenth street and Mary place.
AS walks up the steps Tenth street the
first thing his fall is beautiful glass door
and as he enters he finds himself in big contain
ing offices. To the right is library, in which
many young men generally reading. Further on
still is the swimming pool long filed with NICE
warm water in which the boys learn to swim and
where they have good times, indeed In addition there
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

face Of this clock is twen-
ty-six feet wide. The
largest hand is twelve
feet in length and the
small one eight. This
building covers one block.
If you cannot guess where
the building is I will tell
you, it is the courthouse.
If any of my friends were
to visit me I should take
them thru the courthouse
and make them climb to
the top of the tower for
a peep at Minneapolis.
Jessie Deacon,
364S Nicollet Avenue.
B Sixth Grade,
Bryant School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
FOR THE THOUSANDS WHO READ.

think the public library is the important
building in Minneapolis It supplies good reading
thousands of people, Many men, and children
take good books and learn to read better
libraries for the different schools. Most people like
read, and the library has many resting places
those who would like to rest It has reading
and women, girls and boys, and for little chill
dren. Many people who could not otherwise have good
books get them there school children too
find good books there. picture gallery
with many good pictures. EDNA Nyberg,
B Sixth Grade 2510 Twenty ninth Av S.
Seward School ..- .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
LOOKING DOWN AND UP.

The most interesting building in Minneapolis is the
public library It has great many paintings and
statues There is place for to read, and it has
place for girls and boys to go and look And
upstairs they have Egyptian mummies and all kinds
of birds and fowls. They have a great many large
weapons, and boy go to the top OF the stairs,
and drop his cap to the floor of the large hall below
When you downstairs you look far up to the
top and when you look down it looks like a deep,
deep hole. -Adolph Thornso,
B Fifth Grade, 254S Nicollet Avenue.
Whittier School. +" .'s.e
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
WHY NOT BE GOOD?

My favorite building in Minneapolis is the Y. M
c. A., in which the boys gymnasium is located.
put in the most enjoyable part of my p1aytirne My
favorite pastme at the gym is swimming in the pool
altho enjoy the exercises and the relay
try to make it business to get there early and
punch the bag play basket ball. The only thing
regret is that it is quite distance to walk
to stay after school hardly get there in time
to take the exercises. Every body who attends the
gymnasium must enjoy it, for it is place that will
strengthen him and keep him in good health.
Seventh Grade, Gordon Russell,
Garfield School. 1926 Ninth S. 1
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

spend most of their time after school there
room is and has bookcase in which
have about hundred books and papers and maya
zines There is nice carpet the floor the
nlture consists of about dozen chairs, table and
corner. Once in while eat dinner in
the club room. There pictures the walls and
when once within the room would hardly
in barn. I have chosen this barn because I
have much fun there and it comfortable.
3 Seventh Grade, Charles Caster,
Whittier School. 2716 Stevens Avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
THE SPIRIT THAT LIVES.

AS I think of the buildings in Minneapolis the
which stands most interesting in my mind is
old school, the Adams It is not in itself beautiful
building, has towers and dones elaborate
rations, but everything is old, simple worm with
the execution of it's prize winning yard) often
heard ..,sarks by children who do not go to the
Adams that they wouldn't go to such homely school;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

dotted here there the city Of Cam
den. The schoohouse stands of land called
Walton Park, containing foliage Of all kinds
And but least fact that it bears the
late president like it very much.
B Fifth Grade, Dora McMunn,
Mckinley School. 3431 COfax Av. N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
WHEN, THE BELL RING
CAN ANYONE GUESS?

The building I have in mind is beautiful thing
It is all italian marble tiled floor It is four
stories HIGH with Italian marble steps It has good
many towers and large in the center Of the
building is three hundred and sixty-fve
high, with large clock all sides of it. The
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

There many beautiful and extremely interest
ing buildings in Minneapolis like the courthouse, the
library and many others, but the one that is to me
1.-The" building is the chamber of commerce. Here
all kinds of grain and many other things are bought,
sold and exchanged and here is the place where many
of the most prominent business of the city
located But this is not ALL Whoever has been inside
this beautiful building should surely appreciate the
luxurious surroundings which to be found there.
The most beautifully furnished and the
greater part the is the mahogany. Taken
altogether think that this of the most inter-
esting and important buildings in Minneapolis
A Seventh Grade. -Mabelle Simpson,
Lake Harriet School Alb Sheridan Avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
OCTOBER II, 1903.

it, and Mnnehaha park proud having been
chosen contain this fine old house.
A Sixth Grade, Ralph
Minnehaha School. 5034 Thirty-fourth Av. s. :
WHEN THE BELL RINGS.
The courthouse to to be "the' building
In Minneapolis The tower looms up above all others,
showing people the time of day. When the great bell
rings, people hear it affair." and they think involun
tarly That's the courthouse be. What other build
ing in the heart of the city thought of often
people, the outskirts the city? People set
their clocks and watches by clock The
courthouse is a large and building with long,
light halls ON the whole think decidedly that it is
"the" building of Minneapolis
B Seventh Grade, Fannie Merritt,
Lowell School. 1924 Newton Avenue N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

but can that the who such thing
as that knows nothing about that school.
It is dear to I have spent eight years
of my life within the walls of that old gray building
There have received all my early schooling there the
foundation to my learning laid. When I grow
older can look back to the good times of my child
hood days, that had there can think of the many
acquaintance I made there not only young friends
but my faithful teachers and hard-working principal
Are these enough to that building the
most important and interesting to me? AS years by
probably the school will be rebuilt and made
beautiful than it is but shall always cherish
memories of the old building.
Tenth Grade, Esther Carlson
South Side High School. 1907 18th Avenue S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

only house five miles around really first
house in Minneapolis AS the city grew the space was
needed build much larger and finer building,
they about to tear it down when day all the
Minneapolis school children took turns in pulling this
little building to where it is
1t must have been very pretty sight, indeed, to
all those children Juggling at the ropes. They
thought that Mnnehaha park (tho quite distance)
would place to put it and there it is to this
day. This building tho small and rather homely is
the most important, because being the first house In
MINNEAPOLIS it has such an unique history:
A Sixth Grade, David Jones'
Madison School. zoos Third Avenue S.
DESCENT IN THE WORLD.
: A little one-story house in lone spot, just within
Minneapolis is the one consider "the building of this
city. It is where my mother was born and where, I
know many exciting and interesting things happened
Behind this house is small creek, and by this my
mother and her friends would often play, and some
while playing there, running by, crying
that the Indians coming He certainly looked
holes, which, of course mother thought to be bull
let holes No Indians tho everything was ready
told stories of her childhood This house
is used chicken coop, but still it is to
1.-The" building of Minneapolis. Ethel FALL
Seventh Grade, 1925 Chicago Avenue.
Horace Mann School.
GUESS AND GUESS.
The building in Minneapolis that is the most i'm
full kitchen with putting wood in the stove,
and little Dorothy singing away is the most artistic
pictures of fe but have not seen any. After
comes play until calls more wood, wood!'
we nave
supper. Then spelling reading often arithmetic
must be learned. These often interesting, for I
have to guess and before spell word and
reading there is frequently most interesting story
read. There other for being deeply
interested in home, that do take advantage
off, the old proverb It is the place where
we treated best and grunlble most
A Fifth Grade g. Marjorie McFadon
Mann School. 3208 Park Avenue.
WHERE ART is YOUNG. -=
The public library is the place for me, With its
reading-roon, art department and many other nnmer-
things It is large building of dark red
stone, well heated lighted and ventilated One
to the reading-roon, where there other
pie, select his books find chair and sit down by
good light Here he read in peace and to his
hearts content Or he to the art department
and look at good pictures till he can look
He watch art students trying their
skill at the occupation. Yes, there are many
things to be there Above ALL the public library is
my building because it gives education and pleas
ure is we'll kept well built and everything about it
is clean and neat Florence Muir,
A Sixth Grade, 233 w Thirty-third Street
Lyndale School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17

To me schoolhouse seems of the most Importance
among buildings because in it learn read, write,
spell and many other essential things To me the
Mckinley school the best of others in Min
neapolis. it large bright long halls.
From the window can look the Mississippi
river and the pumping station I'll stacks
pouring volumes of thick black smoke. Grain
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
NOT LIKE MOST PEO-

The most important
building? Most people
think that the courthouse
is the" building, but to
me it is not. In Minne-
haha park there is a lit
tie white house. 1t is
not in a very conspicuous
place, and I happened to
be driving when I saw it.
I was then told it's his
tory. It was built long
ago in what is now the
busy part of our city, but
at that time it was the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
ONE PERFECT CLUB.

The building of which
I write is nothing but a
common barn. Upstairs
is a parlor, dining-room
and clubroom, which no
one can enter except by
permission of the officers.
Downstairs. we play all
sorts of games. The
members of the club
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-17
A TASTE FOR STATUES.

The building in Minneapolis that the most
interesting to is the public library because it has
many nice statues and beautiful pictures. 1t is
high building made of nice stone inside there is
a library which has many books of all kinds. like
to there but have only been three times. There
is statue there of HiaWatha One day they had a
picture exhibit and went to them.
many nice pictures before. We all to write
a picture. looked long time and they all so
pretty did not know which to write and took
THE Umbrella Man." and another named 1.-THE Old
Oak" The pictures all in and it is big
ROOM too. like the statues very much, too
B Sixth Grade Ruth Grswod,
Holmes School. LOT w Island Avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21
INDIANS USE OF ALLoTMENTs.

The Rt- Rev. T. X. Brooke, D D, bish-
op Of Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
said in his address at the annual convo-
cation. September y. 1873:
our Indian work by the mis-
taken and wrong management under gov
eminent methods among Cheyennes and
Arapahoes has been almost NJ stand
stili. despite the labors OF our mission
aries amonE those people. i does not
satisfy Us that what Is true of our work
Is true OF that Of other Christian bodies
among those people. Allotment. followed
BY wholesale leasing of allotments. the
depraviug influence OF the bad white man
and his liquor. the idleness bred Of too
much unearned money, these things, with
the active opposition Of those in authority
10 our EFFORTS 81 schocl work. have made
work for the Indians within our reach
very hard indeed and almost fru!tiess-
IN connection with this testimony from
Bishop Brooke. concerning the effect Of
government methods among Indians. note
the following from the last report of the
Boar dof Indian Commissioners 10 90.
Certain groups of Indians who FIVE or
ten years ago were working upon their
own land have ceased u work They are
leasing their lands. thus securing enough
yearly rental TO supply them with the
bare necessities of life. and for these last
few years they are not doing q stroke
Of work unon their land We are send
ing them back to barbaTisrn by allowing
them 70 lease their lands. We had lit
ed them a little away by land and labor:
We are letting them fall ball again.
This applies especially 20 Oklahoma,
where the leasing Of Indian aIlo,meuts
has prevailed In August 1872. Bishop
Brooke forwarded "a letter from ne 10
the secretary u the interior making com
plant against the indian agent among the
Cheyeunes and Arapahoes. This was done
I'll the suggestion Of the Washington
agent Of The Indian Rights Association.
who after personal examination y The
conditions here wrote 70 me. saving:
The evidence is overwhelmiog-
Inspector Mclaughlin was 81 time sent
here Instead cf making any honest IN
vestiga,-on his repo-f seems N consist
chIe1y of an attempt at "whitewashing.
with liberal amount Of ahase ssainst
myself
II Is port.an Of this SPECIAL rspers Of
inspector Mclaughlin that appeared Z
the SeE.ireI Of Scpteemter = Atte~ the
testimony OF Bishop B-o1ke is CONSIDERED
snd she agent OF The Indian Rights A.
so-iation and Of the Board % Ina Al
Commissioners. ! am wiling 70 lsave i
to an insellizent public whether NY state
I1ents are mainly absurd. Ridiculous
ana .Iol OF rubbish. as INSPECTOR Nc
LaughIIn hes represented. Al honest IN
veStsest5cr Is desired Blu thEs far IL
attempts 70 secure an honest fnvestigza-
lion have fsiied--D. \. Sanford. 81 MI
WsulSee Sentinel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR RENT-Mlscs.LANEous.
LEGAL.

CF'irst Publication November q 1867
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION To
SELL REAL ESTATE
To AL Whom Il MAY Concern. but Mere
Especially TO Heirs al Law and Guar
dams Ad-Litem Of Heirs 81 Law OF
George . Julian. Deceased late OF
Sedswick County. Kansas.
Iou are hereby notified that ]. J., NJ
Julian administrator Ct the estate OF
said deceased. d.d. on the 9th day ~ No
venbeF a T.. ISG. file a petition In the
Probate Court CT ScdEwfrk c0uuty. Kan
sas, praying that 7 might be authorized
and empowered u sell the following de-
scribed land. for the purpose OF payi INK
the -ebts and costs administration OF
said estate. to-wit.
The undivided cre-half interest IN and
~ lots six t6l and eight tSl, On Aartinson
avenue. in Lawrence : Sixth addition 20
Wichita Sedgwick county. Kansas, as
shown bv the recorded plat thereof
And said petition viii be heard at the
osnce of the Probate Judge If said
county. on the End day Of December. \
d lsiG. 70 o'ciock g. N. % said day. az
which time and place esCh 81 you and all
others interested are notified 20 be pres
ent ana show cause. II any vou have. Why
ar order Of sale as prayed for should not
D. granted
Dated this 9th day Of November. 1876.
T.. II JULIAN
Administrator OF the Estate al George G
Julian. Deceased u-2l. 2s-- sass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21

In several respects the Alabaniaas are
he most Interesting people n E,u ops-
hey commit no crimes but nsg-6e--
Among 1hem human lie has an even
smaller value than IN Sicily. and tic ven
detta prevails even z1o-r rightly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21
SAIESMEN WANTED.

" ANTED-SaleSmen 10 solicit orders fer
a fun line of nursery stock. Conveyance
viii be furnished 10 reliable men. Pay
ments weekly. r. T., StanRard x Co,
Ottawa. Kan. 1t8-sa-Su-St
WANTED-TravelinE statesmen 10 handle
a good side line on commission. Next
can Mfg. Co. 10 ). Main stree.
Wichita, Kan. 152-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALT

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rlU -sfr-Tte Carne.ia b1sifiEE az
Tsaus. Grelr ealrts. o. E. wiii ie 500
ar once -l the hieEst lt3er II c1
eisss 81 blnkl1e r0oru ana vault
zxes etare ger-i- alsa neti. w-tE
rr.-~e tsrelllrz al 81 ore nlillaE. ir
d. h-st inland town in Greer county
S.~f ne vour cTer hT rnaI- AZ once
Inau B. Jones Hecf sver. stock TX
change Bank Hollis. @. address
Granite. O. 2 t
FOR SALE-A campi-re ta1king Eause
snd lct 81 EeadrfCk. @. r. wAl p
srfa ID ance CoeI s. CO. send ne g1-sr
RAE s.r cash ~ once John = jones
Receiver fIeadriek state BANK Head
rck ~ r. address. Granite. o.
1-a
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SITUATION wANTEo-MAIE

young man. employment
In wholesale or retail grocery store Ex-
perienced in all branches OF the trade;
poultry, provisions, etc. Address Wv.
II =" care Eagle fix
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21
BUSINESS Opportunities

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTCNITIE S-Ciood op-
portunity for practical druggist. Very
little capital required. Best location in
a growing town. Address Lock Box 100.
6razes, y. !. lI--9-ot
FOR sALE-A 1s-room hotel. % miles
from Kansas City in Kansas, in <
good town; o7iy hotel there; been
run for Is years by same party: doing
q big business. but now wishes 10 -
tire. S2u09 WI buy everything ready
TO step into good business Ken
worthy Employment Agency, Wichita.
kan. 1t9-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES sale:
= pool room. running 500 month. in
good gas and oil town. good location.
low rent Address d, Lock Box lS3.
independence. Kan u21-6tx
FOR SAE.E-Furniture Of a Broom room
ing house. fun OF r0omers: good ioca-
ton: in paying condition. Reasons for
selling IeaViuV city. Address Room
15l-we-sa-sun-tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES s. SCI
shoe and grocery stock. also S5.0U1 dTg
goods stock ard one good farm for sale
or exchange Some good Harper and
Sumner county farms Tor sale az low
pr,ces. List with me Il YOU want n sell
write rs il you want In buy. Woods
Investment Co. Wellington KAN
FOR SALE-Tyyo cher barber shop. good
business: All new fixtures Address l55
y Main. Wichita. 4-sa-su-tu-stN
FOR SALE-Cheap. or account Of poo
health. Booming house. So y. Ma
street i45-tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-We win buy one o. tEvo hun
bred cord a cottonwood Western Fur
nitEre AID Manufacturing Co. corner
hilbert and santa Fe. I2i-tt
WANTED-Rooners. also have tWo
rooms for light housekeeping. ls y
Market SD-plA
wANTED-Seeoud-hs hand hausehc!a goods
We can 3 I'd TIl pay mere than ny body
J. J. Jones. - west DouSias-
wANTED-Womea and children - cure-
Consultation free E1A on Mrs. r =
TforruSon. 1fes X Main street LEX
WANTED-Slaste o. nice furnished rooms
fo- Housekeeping. TO eaildTea Best
references w r. care Eagie.
wANTED-To borrow S+0a on Ne
farm SfcT-l-F. b EefiE- p-tIL-Etl-
lars see Fn- Lowe. IA y. Main
WANTED-To by secondhand furniture.
al kinds. J. ". Burton. - (. Douslas-
wANTED-To buy a good. stntle driving
hcr@e- zl9--l1 NeSt Douglas Inquire
OF cox. s--t
WANTED Borders and roonsrs. at So
per week IL s Mosiey l3st
WANTED-F-o- SCOT cash. s-roorn cot
taze harm. close ia Write frI de-
serip;ioa TAX quick : < Thompson
No lss7 : Main. ci5s- a-ss
wANTE.p-To buy young calves - :
ssRt- Re. 9S-six
NTEIe-Y7u - Isl xo~r FVoFe-t-
wtgh the Nelson Eszs<y Co - :. Ma
ECth fhclss g. ST
TED-F'urulshed rooE. - tao
Young men modern convenience Ty-srt
something Eco5- References address
L. 3. care EasS --Slx
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AGENTS WANTEr


AGENTS WANTED-An agent, either
sex to sell shirt waist goods IL them
home and surrounding towns. Large
line. Including hiSh-class novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs. Sells II
sight. Big pay TO right party Buckley
Custom Shirt Co., Dept. R, St Louis,
40. 1-I1-sf
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SAFES.


, kE-f'KDDF SAFES. 81 sizes. carried
In stock Sold ca payments. FACTORY
price MIiison Ofice supply Co.. wichita
i12-if
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WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry 24-tf
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ROYS WANTED.


WANTED-Five good-SiZed, steady boys
at Bryan Bros. Cracker and Candy Co.
1t9-tf
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CF'irst Publication November =. 1907
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION To
SELL REAL ESTATE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21

FOR SALE-Tvvc chafr barber shop. good
business: All new fixtures Address l55
y. Main Wichita. 4-sa-Su- IL -5tX
FOR SALE-Cheap. or account Of pco-
health booming house. So y. Ma
street i{5-tf
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NOTICE TO REAL EsTArEacgsrs

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belonging ~ r
s hereby Efh frz ~
Move Gker =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES s. So
shoe and grocery stock: also S5.0p9 GTl
goods stock and one good farm for sale
or exchange Some good Harper and
Sumner county farms Tor sale AZ low
prscas List with me II YOU want IN Sell.
write rs II you want tn buy. Woods
Investment Co. Wellington. Kan.
at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-21


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -C;ood op-
pOrtunity for practical druggist. Very
little capital required. Best location in
a growing town. Address Lock Box 100.
Graves, -. 7. 1l-Ze-6t