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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved,

Continued.
MARSH & BARTLETTs LIST OF BARGAINS.
$500 for 1858 Bryant ay S, new. ten rooms,
up-to-date, on 90 feet; worth So, 800; own
er says sell. Easy terms.
So, 500-Yery fine, IL rooms, modern, in Sunny
SIDE
81, 20o-Can at office for houses 81, 200 to 81 OOO
$1,000 for perfect lots between Lyndale and
Hennepin, inside 26th st.
$425 for 40 feet lots on and near 4th av cars,
5000 for double Corner; $3.50 for three lots, and
$3.50 for two lots near Lake and cars; none
other as cheap; Second Division, Reming-
ton Park.
$400-Lot 20 by 1875 Western av, near Morgan;
will submit any offer; owner says SELL.
$125 each and up rs lots, 18th ward, on and
near Lyndale.
So, 300 for three perfect 4s feet lots, Grand av.
inside Goth at.
WANTBD--Good paying restaurant centrally To-
Gated. cash in hand, will rent vacant
store.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in steam heated
nat, S14 4th st Sc, fiat l.
MARSH g. BARTLETT,
3S4 HenneDin %
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HENNEPIN Av PROPERTY.
Lauderdale Co. & Sloane, Temple Court, offer
the following bargains: 8 Z
1925 a foot: nothing as cheap.
Vacant lot, 66x1So, between 18th and 18th;
I5ox15o on corner Of 18th and Hennepin;
4 awfully cheap.
L;,rge improved corner of Laurel and Henne-
pin; In fact that whole block cheap.
Two lots on oath and Hennepin, 11Ox15O,
So. o00
No. 23O0 Hennepin av, large modern house
and lot extending from Hennepin to Humboldt
. Ats bargain,
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SPEC1AL-SPECIAL-SP
LAND-LAND.
240 acres of fine blue joint meadow hay
land, u miles from town of $500 Inhabitants;
100 miles from the twin cities, and so miles
from Duluth on Northern Pacific railway; -four
passenger trains daily; fine roads right to the
land; can all be cut with mower and viii
average 2is tons of hay per acre. BAR.
GAIN, $3.50 per acre; easy terms. Also sc
acres adjoining this land, with improvements
six1room n, frame house, barn, root cellar and
24o-acre tract, 20 acres plow land ali cult.
waited; balance covered with a heavy growth
Of mixed hardwood timber. SPECIAL PRICE
If taken together Price for 80-acre tract
$500 per acre; easy terms. For particulars
call on or write,
RAYMOND, MAUSTEN s. CO.,
Temple Court Suite 420,
sMf3fna no1ta
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A GOOD FARM. $3.50,

,o a GOOD FARM, $780,, -.
10 acres of fine farm and timber land
near station and only 100 miles from Mime.
apol1s; best clay loan soil; 40 acres timber
~ acres meadow land, balance brush prairie
easily easily cleared; no stone; land gently rolling
country Wen settled. This Is government
homestead land. Present entryman will re-
l1naufsh for $3.50. For particulars call OF
TINGDALE BROS, -- -.t:
But Bank Of Commerce Building,
AIinneanelis MINI
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BIG SNAPS IN RED LAKE COUNTY LANDS
the following lands at sacrifice:
A choice well improved quarter one mile
seat, over 90 acres under plow and all fall
p1owed; good buildings, good well, part fenced,
no waste land; school across road. Price only
$24 per acre.
A choice half section improved. fair build
fngs. good we'll. 100 acres under plow and
most Of it fall plowed; so acres timothy, bal
ance prairie; one-half mile from station and
four miles from county Seat. school on farm.
Price $23 per acre. sf@,sa- -
choice quarter ~ miles from station and
miles from county seat. one-half mile from
school, 70 acres under plow, 3 acres light tim
acre.
very choice well improved quarter: good
buildings, good well, running water in pasture,
fine grove 12S acres under pillow, balance
from county seat Price only $23 per acre.
Write for full 1es ,ription and terms.
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WE SELL FARMS
Or LAND in ANY PART of the NORTHWEST
QUICKER and MORE PRIVATELY than any
other firm or agency.
-BecauSez-
WE ADVERTISE MORE,
UNDERSTAND OUR BUSINESS
AND HAVE THE BUYERS.
We make SALES not PROMISES. -
REFEREN CES: THE JOURNAL, YOUR
BANK and FORMER CLIENTS.
For TERMS, ETC., SEND DESCRIPTION in
strictest CONFIDENCE. :
STRONG. CAMPBELL & CHRISTENSEN,
New York Life Building. Minneapolis.
See our advertisement under Business
Chances
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

Continued.
FOR sALE-2p AND 40 ACRES RICH COAL
black loan soil, some timber on, not far from
street cars; fine for chicken ranch aud vege-
tables; $33 per acre.
Is acres all under cultivation except one
acre grove around the house; eight rooms and
large barn; in Brooklyn Center; easy terms
We offer very cheap six hyeacre pieces four
blocks. from street cars; three miles from
postoftce; 5000 down, balance 10 years, per
cent; what want you more?
fine farm Of 12O acres half under cult.
yatton bordering large lake; school on
land half mile from village; three miles from
depot; black loan with clay subsoil; 40 acres
farm for $1,000; $1,000 down, balance 6 per
cent; great bargain.
Call for our printed list of farms and lands.
JULIUS CROSSE & MOE,
4O6 Boston Block, Minneapolis
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DAKoTAH FOR WHEAT.
- DAKOTA FOR WHEAT
DACOTAH FOR WHEAT.
CroWds are going to get FREE HOMESTEA ADS
worth 2,000 We have 100000 acres adjoin.
ing the Homesteads for $1O an acre, easy
terms Free coal, rich soil, excellent water,
good schools and churches. few years
cultivation and these lands will be worth $30
to $50 an acre. Come join the County Sent
colony. Write for maps VIM. d. Brown
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FOR sALE-A BEAuTIFUL RANCH OF $4,000
acres at 800 aHIacre. w. 81. Graham, Cuero,
Texan II
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$500 PER ACRE-b, 10 OR IL, WITH FINE
fruit and some improvements, on Lyndale
S, only one mile from city limits, on
new proposed line to shakopee; buy
and get the profit.
$500 Per Acre-0n Nicollet av, near bsth st.
$2,ooo-Four acres and house. near Washburn
Park car line, on Lynda1e av s.
$3.50 Per Acre-2o acres, on Washburn Park
car line, between Nicollet and Sd av S
and 5Oth and DIST SITS. Most beautiful
and popular location, fine for plating.
$500 Per Acre-Seyen acres on Sd ay S and
Minnehaha boulevard extending to creek;
cannot be beat for location.
We insure farm and city property.
LAUDERDALE co. & SLOANE,
Temple Court.
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A COMPLETE HOME.
NEW AND FULLY MODERN.
OPEN SUNDAY, TO Pm.
$3,400-An S-room home. NEW, FULLY
MODERN and COMPLETE.
1T IS NEW. that is, just finished ard
never occupied.
1T IS FULLY MODERN, that is, a mod
ern design and plan. a handsome quarter
sawed oak finish, polished hardwood floors
in every room, splendid hot-water heat
ing plant, asbestos-wrapped, and with am
Pile radiation; a bathroom with full line
Of fixtures Of the best class: laundry
with proper trays; a full basement and
attic.
= 1T is COMPLETE. that is, all rooms are
= artistical lily decorated, handsome gas fix
lures, window shades, storm, sash, screens
stone walk and steps. lawn graded and
sodded: everything ready for occupancy;
no further expense.
Furthermore. the house Is Thoroughly
we'll and warmly built, from attic roof to
j. basement floor.
For complete home, look at 24o1 AL
drich av S.
THOMPSON BROS,
101 4th st s.
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S1,bUo-"JUsT THINK OF IT,' FOR CAL
houn boulevard lot, near 31st st; beau
IT,, and with lake privileges.
s42o Only-Two east-front lots, Nicouet and
1000 Each-For two 53-foot front lots, on.
3, Emerson av S, near Path st, IT, sold in
ten days. SF
IS, 5oo-seven lots (two corners). 2sth st and
Humboldt and Irving avs S.
81, b00-Double east and south front corner on
Lyndale av $ and 2sth st.
,boo-Corner; 81 100, inside lot; 7th st Sc
$3.50 only-For three lots, on Bryant av and
36th at. a'.,: =.
LAUDERDALB CO. & SLOANE.
Temple Court -s6a5sT. :
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

o o o o o o o o Q
s1,s7b q
ONLY $275 CASH. Q
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Unlmproved.
$350-DUPONT AV S, BETWEEN 42d o
and Add sts just opposite Lynnhurst.z 0
Fine lot, 42x134. See us about it at o
once. 7-o-zaIEs -: so
$S50-Chicago av, inside 2eth st; large 0
lot 4Sxl24; all improvements in 'front.' o
Will consider above amount. -y O
SS15-Grand av, between 2Sth and Goth O
SITS; all improvements in front; o
o. nothing cheaper in the eighth ward. O
Look it up. O
s175-30th av s, between 9th and 2sth .
SITS; large lot, 4sx125; stone walk. 0
It's big snap. - q
$a00-Elliot av, between 2sth and Goth O
SITS; good lot with all improve O
~ ments in front. Easy terms If de- O
sired. 49, - -
Call or write for catalog Of ~bargains, q
- D. G. Bell INVESTMENT CO., o
o Ill 4th st s.. ~.,z.. O
o o o O O O O O O O q 90 a % =
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$1,soo-2s14 CLINTON Av, EAST FRONT.
sewer and water in street.
II ,0OO-220S 18th av S; very cosy six-room house.
$foo-2lOo 10Th st; corner lot; fve-room house,
cheap.
"a, 5oo-,;4161s 14th av S; double fats, four fam.
lies; modern except heat; good condi.
- ton; always rented
So, 750-.Nos. 1906 and 1903 9TH av s.; double
flats, four families; rents $40 per month
and cheap at $4S; water, sewer full base
ment; barn, storm sash. screens, shades
$2'6ooL7No. 63s Main st NE; full quarter-acre
lot. sewer city water. stone walks; q
good two-story house and room for another
one; two families; basement under ALL 8
great bargain. |
$3.50 to $3.50 each. few left. Forest Heights
are selling fast.
$3.50 to 1915 each, lots on Aldrich and Bryant
between ed and 23d avs N.
200 to 1915. lots between 32d and s4th avs N
near Lyndale. ~
$500 each; lots 5 and 6, block 40, Gales 81,
on Plymouth ~
$500 each. lots S, and 10, block 1. Channel
Y Haywood's addition, on Aldrich nea
9th st. A0"
800 each, lots on Adams st NE. near 18th av
The above lots are going to be sold.
o: M: LARAWAY & SONS,
4O3 Bank Commerce Bldg
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

AUCTION.
Corner 10th st and Hiawatha ay,
Wednesday. Oct. 8, at pm.
IL mich COWS. -.
6 horses
8 of corn fodder.
Wagons, sleds, harness.
Plow, drill one new Stewart range.
2 new rugs and other household goods too
numerous to mention =
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SOME REAL BARGAINS.
$226-Lots Lynda1e and 43d st S. have city
water. Up they go.
$850-Lot Dupont, near 2Sth: 45x12S; city
water, gas stone walks and trees.
$375-For 80 feet on 10th st, in Cottage City.
$550-For east-front lot on 10th av S, near 33d:
all improvements.
$75o-For 80 feet on Grand av, near 25th ST.;
improvements in. Make an offer.
81 ,150-Lot, 6Ox14s, on Lake Of the Isles boule-
. ward: water. sewer gas and trees.
81 ,2O0.Lot, 6Ox170, on Park boulevard, at Har-
riet. Make me an offer.
$1,400-For 45 feet Bryant av, north Of Mr..
Gluck's fine home, on 25th st.
We have bargains everywhere. Gall on 10,
CROKER & CROMWELL,
315 Bank Of Commerce.
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o o o o o o o o o
o WE HAVE SOME OF THE VERY
o choicest resi- dences In the Lowry Hill
district that we can sell on special
o prices for the next 30 days We will
0 be pleased to show them at any time on
o appointment. -. =: 90 t'f - IL
@. A. QUIsT & CO., 2o2 4th st S.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT,
CASH /, COST 10 YEARS AGO, 800.
Perfect east-front lot. beautiful trees, fine
lhaMn all opposite Dr. Kim s.
st.. Edwards & Brewster, SOB Guaranty build
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SOME CHOICE BARGAINS. -
200 acres in Ashland county, Wis, eight
miles from lily of Ashland, two miles from
Sanborn; on main travelled road; in good set
t.ement; school within sixty rods; small build
cleared; SO acres fenced; land level and all
tillable; best clay loan soil and clay subsoil.
will take $4,000.
49, 12O acres choice timber land in Taylor coun.
ty, Wis, five miles from good railroad town;
on fine graded road and close to school;
al ali eve nea f Burnt id
soft water; thickly settled neighborhood. This
meat e sas W w tate Dg b for i
snap and will go quick. 80
Highly improved farm of 400 acres in south
ern Minnesota; Improvements worth $8,OOO;
heavy black loan soil and clay subsoil; land
I1 fine Of
choice neighborhood; school on farm; an ideal
slider reasonable offer, or will take good Min
neapolis residence property in /, part exchange.
Temple Court. Minneap polls. MINI
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FOR SALE BY OWNER-FINE NEW MODERN
house, large lot beautiful surroundings house
up to date, nine rooms. hardwood finish up
reeepop ha best a4ehsd
ddoorways full basement laundry complete,
shades; price only $3.50; will accept $500
down, easy terms. Call and see No. "a
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BY OWNER DIRECT TO YoU-A BIGGER
full basement city water. trees, stone walks.
screens. stormhouses and sash; If taken at
once will sell for $4,000; terms easy. 3741
: Portland aye
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$4,000 strictly modern house in Pros
pect Park. Sc Minneapolis; ten rooms;
hardwood finish downstairs; bathroom and
furnace; stable attached size of lot, 45x
1856 feet; very attractive home. This
place rents for $22 per month.
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$1,000 good ten-room house on Co.
1umbus av S, between 31st and 32d SITS;
east front: city water and gas; partly
hardwood finish; fine shade trees and nice
barn; good location; In eighth ward.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-05

Ex-Governor Rcinhold Sadlcr this
morning announced himself a candidate
for the office oi United Statce Senator,
Il am a bona file candidate Mt the
hnnds ~ the Silver Party he stated III
tho course Of tho cUoversHtinu. "And |
am in the tight to go through to the end.
| am q resident Of Nevada and nIl my
worldly goods arc here. Consequcnily
Ncvnda's interest are my intorcsis; and
her Uoliaro il II matter Of pcreuuaI IN.
portnncc to me-"
1t wa euggcstcd to Sir. Sadlcr, that
his chances would he improved II no
had come hero direct from California tu
run for the office.
al am just from California; he SAID
SIN fact | have been over there nearly
long enough to gain n rcsidcnrr.-
81 haven't a,'y big SUN Of money with
which To purchase tho o%llict-. he r..
marked; shut | don't believe =, will bo
nec""aary Tor tho candidate ~ M, pnriy
to have n large amount 81 ;ucnns. |
simply propose Ia 90 before the ronrln
upon my rccOrd."-carson New
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-05

The official figures Of the geological
survey shows an interesting comparison
OF the dimensions Of the Lig TOnto dam
uf the Sal. River Valley. Arizona, with
other great artificial Reservoir structures
in the country. The Tonic dam il to
rise 80 feet above the channel Of the
stream. Its thickness AT the base will
be lSS feet, gradually tapering to Il
width Of l6 feet at the curb; the width
OF the dam across the Canl on will bc 500
feet. The great CrotOn dam, which is
to supply New York with wRter. is PC
feet above the river channel and Leo
feet ncross. 1t was necessary III this
case tn dig down 80 feet to insure "a roo,
foundation. The Wachusett dam. near
Boston, is l29 feet above the river chan,
mel, lS5 feet thick at the base aud So.
feet wide.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-05

Trip stated yesterday that this will not
be later than February 10th.
Twenty carloads of material consist.
ing OF ties aud anchor bnTs have already
been received at Sodaville, and there ure
300 carloads Of material at Mound
ilouseready.to be forwarded 'ls need d.
W. Z, Ambrose arrived from Sacra.
mento this week and has taken full
charge OF the work for Mclean * Nc.
Sweeney. Mr.. Ambrose 10 Il railroad
contractor OF large experience, ha"ing
executed important contracts for the
Southern Pacific and Suntc i'e. Under
his able supervisor the work will be
pushed with the utmost speed.
Superintendent Trip and construct.
ing Engineer lgiehart both r"Iteraie
their assuruu =. that the railroad will be
completed ana in operation by the 10Th
Of May.
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I"UnopHh itpilr1nd,

Tho railroad ucwg 10 uf tho mus,
encouraging character, saya the Tppp
pah Miner. Oldi" " Oycrpur,. the
sub contractors. begun GRADING M
French wells last Moniuy morning
with thirty men. fifteen scraprrp and
sixty horses and mules aud up Ia We'd.
nesdny night Ind ma'lr II progress nr
about u quarter ~ 81 u mile u day.
Mclean II McSwernc; began work
yesterday morning at Rhodes, and when
operating I" their !mll capacity will ON.
rloy 100 mcu. will, sixty scrnpcrs and
2lO head OF horses and mules. They
have discontinued their freigh,inu
operations and will use all u their stock
on the contract.
Tie fret four or tive miles ont OF
Rhodes presents some difficulty on ac.
count of the heavy grading aud cute. brt
when tho summit shall have been
crossed 1t is expected that n progrer. OF
Mt least half u mile u day will b. made
AZ soon ~ this section is graded track.
laying will begin. and Superintendent
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Beef EItraUTd innry.

WE. Dressler, II. II .Springmeper and
WIN. Hussman sold q big lot OF beef
cattle this week.
The average weight Of % steers sold
by WIN Iluseman was 1876 pounds.
Whew! Ii beats all theway beef grows
in these Republican prosperous times
1t is n kind OF expansion that pleases
the farmers NIGHTLY.
Mr.. Hnssman's beef brought eight
cents per pound-SJl.0i per head. Some
OF the steers Mr.. llussman bought OF
lawrence Frey about two months ago,
paying s25per head Talk about feed
qualities Of Carson valley hay-it adds
two bits Il day to the value Of "a steer
Gardnerville Courier.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-05
An Explanation Wanted

Officer Sullivan, the South, IN Pacific
detective, called at the INDEPENDENT
office this forenoon and in the course
Of IA conversation, regarding John Mon
roe, alias Nevada Fat who waB con.
victed i'll Ogden Of holding up a sRloul
and sentenced TO the Utah entiary
for eleven years. stated .hat the Ogden
officers were pretty well convinced that
Monroe had served Il term III the Ne.
vada pcnitentiary md we're anxious Ia
get proof OF the fact to use at MOnrOc's
trial. On December both, Sheriff
Joseph w. Bailey Of Ogden wrote Il lei
ter to Warden Considinc and enclosed
MonrOe's photograph asking the war
den for intOI nation rs 10 whether Mon.
roe had served "a term ~ the Nevad
prison. She rift Bailey received no re-
ply to the letter and on January lSiE
he wired Warden CunsIdinc calling at
tention to his letter OF December 10th
lie received no reply to the telegram
Whether Warden COnsidinc received
the letter Or telegram. the Ogden OF
ticCrs do not know. II he dit, the
think it strange that he did u reply.
Tho lNDEPESDESr passes the matter uI
to Warden Cousidino 'U an rxrla,
nation.
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Posto mces rF tho World.

1t takes nm actual comparison OF the
figures to give mn adequate conception
Of the vastly greater benefits the United
States derives from modern postal facil.
tiles than other countries. For instance,
according Ia the statistics of the inter.
national postal union there are 1900
p~ostonices III the United States. while
Germany. second in tho list, has only
1923. with other countries following
like this: Great Britain, 22.i0O; France,
1900; Italy, 5000; Austria. 1900; Rus.
sra, G,20C; Hungary, 5000; Japan. 1900;
Switzerland, 300; Sy,den. $500,
Spain, 5000, and Bulgaria, 1000.
Germany cxcceds tho United Statee
IN tho number OF public letter boIcs,
having I23,00S TO u $4,000, with
France G7,0O0, Great Britain $1,000, and
tho others trailing behind. In the Unit
ed States there arc 226,S25 omrloyee,
while Germany has 233, nc; Great
Britain, l79,0Oo; France, 1900; Russia,
$1,000; Japan, $4,000; Austria, 10000.
aud Italy $4,000. Thus il will DO seen
that tho in postal facilities Germany 10
the only nation TINT Ia In our class.
\ surprising feature OF the statistics
Ia the showing made by British India,
which would not ordinarily be consid.
cred II rival Of the Wcetern nations in
n postal way. However, British India is
credited with 1900 postonices, $4,000
public letter boxes, and $1,000 en-.
pioyeaa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-05
The silver Question Sut Dead.

\ Washington dispatch Of the LIST to
the Reno journal says Tint Senator
Newlands when interviewed upon his
position upon the silver Question SAID;
u deny most emphatically that | ever
said that the silver question a dead,
On the contrary ! nave uniformly IN
sisted That the question was not to he
eliminated until silver is restored; that
large increase i'll the production Of gold
has made the question less pressing than
heretofore, and hence not IL prominent
issue ut present, but that the democracy
wonld maintain its fricndliness to silver
and will he prepared to reassert it when
decreased production or increased de,
naud for gold would bring necessity for
more money to the front"
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Funeral at Mr J-wrII's Grandson.

\ great many friends Of the Jewell
family were gathered ut the school
house ut Paiisade yesterday afternoon
when the little grand child OF L. II.
Jewell WAS laid ut rest. The music by
was hardly a DRY aye in the house. Rev.
Mr.. Greenfield conducted the services.
Just about Il year ago he otiiciated at
the burial services OF the little ones
father. Our sympathi4s are with and
for the bereaved parent and grand par
ents.
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For Sale or Trade.

One Cleveland Bay Stallion
years old, weight about 400
pounds, broke gentle to work.
For further particulars write
or apply to
M. II. MILLER,
Sunny Slope Farm,
Blaine, Nevada.
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HEdRsz2zzREN7GMDr@2GzyXr

y" o'n'e ~ supplied with the latest designs Of type. na. Il.
best paper, and every attention is aivcil to the lob 6rrl,,
nent. Styles in printing are constantly changing nnI
w" always cndcavor to keep abreast with the
times. Il trial order will convince.
You OF this fact
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-02-05

The following valedictory appeared in
an Indian Territory paper: with this
issue the Herald Banner folds its lily
white hands upon its bosom md turns
it's pink toes to the daisies, and Milburn,
|. T., us. A., is without Il PIPER, hnv.
ing witnessed the death Of two. II has
cost the present firm S253 t" advertise
the town, the beautiful blue aud fertile
soil and we NOW throw up the sponge
and vacate to max" room for anotlIe T
sucker. Ia Ia, am ~rrv"ir, gool.hy. We
are going To dn something for you that
the devil will never d"-that is. lcav,
you"