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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-06
And az coal Baron SmIle.

The investigation Of the Coal Trust is
going on and the price Of coal is going
up. There seems to be investigation to
burn, but, unfortunately, not al fuel,
otherwise all would be we'll. Baltimore
American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-06
JINGLES AND JESTS.

Nothing but Fun For Him.
He went the pace, he sowed
Wild oats with all his might
But do not weep for him
His stated soul took flight
His weary eyes we're closed Ia Sleep
Before twas time for him to reap.
Chicago Record Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-06
First Time on the Cars.

Peter Larochelle Of East Concord, who
Went to Montpelier, w., on Saturday
to work at his trade as stone-cutter,
A. 45 years Of age, but this was the first
time he had ever stepped foot on d
train Of cars. AS Mr. Larochelle leaves
a wife and nine children, he was
bit scary as to taking the chance of
life on the rail, but finally concind
ed to do so.-Concord, N. H., Moni-
tor
Visit Abbott's waiting room when in
the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-06

Governor Bell isn't cutting any
splurge, isn't doing any freak tricks,
and isn't making any fuss at all, but
he is winning the confidence Of all by
his quiet dignity and independence OF
thought and action. In other words
Governor Bell is making good1 in
most satisfactory anner.-Hardwick
Gazette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-06
CURRENT COMMENT.
What the Press of the State and coun.
try Is Talking About.

That 100000 Morrill, hall Is getting
TO be more and more unpopular. But
it is now too late. The bill has become
a law.-Rutland Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-06

copies, the largest paid circulation of
any daily paper in this section.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
TIE CRAWFORD.

VE:SrN MISTER. 4.li-Can aceomms date two
with Ul,asan; room home sur lunsinGs: excel
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
ROOMMATEs WANTED.

TpNGENIAIs gentlemen wants roommate:
.irst-c!4ss board and service. $50 week 322e.9
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
MUSICAL.

ABSOLUTELY cheapest place in city for all
! KINGS oi musical instruments: sheet. band ana
oLchestIt music- HGnIelhs. : ; Bt1adway
BAHaiAINS-TaIktns machines. 81 week: all
! kinds musical Instruments. lowest prices: old
instruments taken in exchange. Bauer ; music
store. 2,6s GraT"is-
BEAUTIFUL I.stey organ solid mahogany
cas-: Will sell for $50: easy payments: this is
saerilic". hut have ouly two organs on the
..""T ana want TO Clp.'. out. kpllmanS Old
stand. Eleventh and Olive sts
BATS Hfrigh; uiano. excellent Tor practice
rs good instrument n very low figure:
s-.|. easy rsymau's. Foilmans oid stand.
t.-.."Eth and DIV" sts.
EEENHAEpT piano. mahogany caso. IVORY
t,\S. l-5 'r'aEe'. tAirl v,tal, etc. over
hauled ana rntgusi. rich. brilliant tone. price
s..I. Easy uryrn,nts. BollmaUs old Stand.
Egy"nfr ami Olive T's.
HEAR the soul 4 KraKauer sing. to
-gr Piano 90. F.urterrth and North Market.
WGfEGRApE upr,rbs riano. mahogany,
.-rg r,as1na. ,e. 40 Franklin.
John IEI.D sells -ohu7-. Eswby * Evans
f'i r'Hr. reliable pianos at bGeun likewise Al
i'-. s.. Louis ave. rh1ne Ty'er - and u 1913.
Jos -TH TLACIiT * son. Il3 : Eroadway.
k>AhE Lah. ,Grari piano nearly good as
r'". al "a n bargain. cash Ur time. e \.
l...1zl y I-... ie1' Franklin
M-SI' -.lr Jars. special sttant m 70 begin
n. rs. best of references. ,1c lesson. rY 10. Re
.-tL.-,-
SHELTON family orchestra would ! I,e ri.,-.
n...-E- lta at'c..s 1912 Linden.
tii5 huy. i'm" nah sanv upright piano. all the
s..>. ii --il"'fs. VIII p-t tee stop. CT
go. .i.t a'.I -'arf iiIf y. S'At-"nfh.
Sl>, !a,7 nm mahogany. upright. latest
S'lls. lh'"a pedals and tul swinging music
.,s.- S-tG'er' 81 MnN;~r. 2.2 FranHlin-
So. buys god piano
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
DANCING.

DANCING.
s-~--o~>~>e~'>r~"-'~"0c-'"r
ATTEND Irrs DaN usy's select reception
every Thursday evening. academy @'i4 olive.
Eiu.nrh --i7 ID, iUar.
ATTEND S2l prize two-st-pi Prof Frankei' $
Academy. Iiii ChoUteau ave. wednesday even
luG. January -t
JOIN Prof Fyankel's TanriTE classes. I@nHs
Hall Tuesday evening. January -; full term s..
PROF. & Nrs. B-honskv =uarante" waltz.
.rsu-Sr.p srhuf'snh.. lanr.rS. waltZ-!a1ciers. 80
private lesson any hour. with music 1910 oliv"-
SELECT PARTIES at Eclipse Dancing Acad-
eTy. Harmonic Hall. 18TH and Olive. every
Thurs sat. and sun evening: new dances:
latest music Ahearn & Alherr.
SPECIAL. rates 10 beginners To advertise and
!utroaur" classes. Rurkc's Dancing Acai-
cUIr. northwest cor. Olive and Tenth, 9Th floor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC. WANTED.

THREE or four room furnished fiat in
Vest Ed. family OF three adults: state price.
Ct =. Republic.
UNFJENISHED room-I.ar-e. light room by
couple: children. in modern house. not west
u Grand. nor East Of Garrison. CT l. Re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
ROOMS FOR RENT.

n W NJ
y L u Il - - "A L y "A N
-------- ---------------
| RoouS For RENT
| ~-~~>~~>~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~.~~~~>1S>~~~~>~
| "a REFINED Jewish family. living on Nc
iaiitber xI,,-,,Ie ~ pentlsmsn " Re.
,797.7-7.-- -.
.,,i,t - 80 80, nii,,,r ~ con,,
| islir.e5' '''' u '''
| T1G0Z 9=7I-T7-Co front connecting rooms:
w. htcE I,r1r,i.:.5- rooms f1r Iight house.
kecnLnG
| EAYARD T5i4A-O7c cornfortafle furnished
EAYAK1 I7IgI - 1,5mfoTtI5Ir fnrnl-Tei
rooms. modern: reasonable: cafe close. Page
- Ll,il l.i-'h
BELL 9ni6 Nicely FURNISHED ro0ru for two:
ET-TT- -:--7-,-,7,5 heated nicely furnislIghi
outside rooms ,,,iri.- nan preferred. plenty of
hot water. very desirable. 81 prr month
-, -, -.
- 'i'' d '' ''''S'-" room 10Y ''''
Or l"2 :. .nil,i ilri.-
"KinihW way. lei ~ the -Ise Hest; looms -Sc
to 81 pr day. wscEly -a,e- correspond.
Lis,,S 81 u ! v \ : hls - u't'5.el t.}iL's a'
-. W. w ~ -. -
weaF,y a ,,'''s ri iin a.. 5k.r LII ~ ''' 20 -
~
NtrGIy Trr,.i--f.4 ,oo,,,x
-,--,---i,--i -
si-t a. Ts ,,.,-;,5r- We ..,.i y '''>'
- l;a:Ss hhH room. atn s''e'y ili
,,e. 5,,..,I,l,.,I I,-,,,.-, 800
<-,. -r, -, - fa t',s ~. a. inc, -
--1l-- -"-.l-: 80 l------ .-- - II .s- ~ ls-
so,i nt,.,,,, or mrs, a.
srn house s.,..' ss''''' '''' '' - ''''' '''''
---7I ,.,--,--- ,.,--,7- S-5-I--, -,
ins-r5orIri,.., F.7ticTn.n
- l. A., Gft,7t ms a. 80 TO ,,.d ms
80 . = - y
CHESTNUT. Ii&5 ENceNtnt,y furnished
,r rooms ''th gas "'"ee' s''''''i neat . week
u
CHIPPEWA. 2si2 Nicely furnished front room
for t%o gentlemen
CHIPPEWA 200 Nicely furnished rooms:
ines
,---- 49, = -, ~ ,-T----
i',J ~ Ii--Hoo'i's I"s ...',li n, =,
taIlrcat,rE r"ofas ''-' w. n.y.
,------ -, - i-I ,-I-I-. =
-, 30 w. ' ,s f,tS 60
nman rr.yate family
CIkEF 5,s5 - T'fIru shCf rooms flr light
ngnee.ccu.nc. $50 and up. also hall rom
COOK a.2,A- Nicely furnished room. strictly
rr!vate family. ga. bath and heat gentlciaeI.
CORA -5cs-
Four rooms. with hath.
DAYTON g4faA-Nlrnly fuTuisuei front room.
for ono gentleman. h1' bath. private fauiy
T11-r,,>C aStg, Nir.-v FURNISHED rG.,rr zen
rIsrurIl. ali ..ouvc,litu,es near three car lines.
s. week
DE5-MNR- -NIcriy furnished front room
warm. aiL ,,rs'-5-ur"e-
PFI.NAR touIryard. 5r.sA-Onc choice fur
risheI room f1r gentlemen, Dcinar aHd DIV.
gaTs
Dr.I.N1T Is..I.ya-d. ;5i-A Two second ~
rrr- T,,I,s- ,,le+ .gnve:i,.r,Ces. FOR gar,,
men.
T,T-T,IIT. II---,.,-,r-I 4t5EI ,1T- -77-- ITI-E-
from; rom. an convcni,nces. Dsliuar. olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

LOCUST. 272S-First-class rooms modern in
every respect. steam heat, moderate rates.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
ROOMS ENR RENI.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
,'1> u,
every RESPECT. steam heat; mod"r1if" rates
LOCUST. gSig-Src0u,l- -iioor ffont r,-TIls mod
eEIl conVenicuces: private family, gentlemen =
oIIlE
LOCUST SIf rDpr0sitr Post GfHr.i-f: .-lfns
for gentlemen: hot hath. warm rsa!inE-spl B,
LOCUST and Ieff"rz,H- ,Tunuisk. T:u.itiu4l
| Elegant rooms. steam heated. furnishings and
appointments first class
LrcA<. :cis- Neatly furnished heated rooms;
reasonable.
Lucas, Beautiful rooms and suites ~
rooms. h'S barn
LUCAS. 33os-N Nice. c7urartebia frlnt rooms.
also other d"s.ra-.Lc rooms. gus htih. hat.
LUCAS. 3ia- al,el, furnished room IN pr
vatg family for gentlemen. all m'i,rn con-
Lucas. e-g- Nicely furnished -a.-F..i-.....r r
front. also other desirable T..r-. Jli modern
c'nyonl'un"s.
MADISON s..,.- %IraIs faral-s..l r----,5- for
th.es gentlemen. frann So. ai' ..rv.al'nree-
MA"LE. 5oII-f, refined lads Wi, s,at t,>1 y,cy
choic" rooms: breakfast u desired.
MARKET. laa..
N.l.iy furnished rooms.
MCMILLAN. I.45A-Duc or tyyl brI-nt warm
sunny rooms. hot tath. SI=
MCPHERSON. -Ne,sIy FURNISHED rooms.
M i"ra couveuicnges.
,,T-.--T-r,, 80. -. 9, --,-- So
nis'ed rooms with hat and bath
MISSOURI. 1870 tF.as, -. I,u.-l Two rooms
furnished or unfinished wlt7 bath a1d heat.
MORGAN. ISIS EiraIv fUrui>rs. Ia-ra 'front.'
sonabls
MORGAN Furnished rooms. suitable
To- on ar two gentlemen. lt-. H..,r- Ls,th.
reasonable"
prices r'4s"nahia. Olive. n,imef. Sshurbin
cars one L.9eH-
MORGAN 32i4-Fr.e t'le5a"n-. -se -an-~.
tWg cpnu"ctne rooms N'irr on E-' hen. i.r-
prop.rtv: r.. a4yanc,i in r.i.t. e. n +yiv
III tL-LANFHN. -.f--N"atly furnished rooms.
prIEate family.
nished rooms. s 90 - ytr "''k. H.at. -a~-
-1-F,ITI6>. --- yy-,r711 ,-,,,.--f.,I-'. ,----,,-
-, - .--.,-.- D..
oI.lEE i.'--Nsatiy furnished front t.'m.
IIri,l-r near,
r,.'rns sfr,1.- IL on on s,t,..
-, - -
OLIVE. l"lT-N"wiy furnished rooms. by A.is
90 T;-E- DO >--..,,- ..--,---I-s,4 -,,g . r.-,
honsaka.i,i1I.. - ali .rv.r,i,.r..,
OLIVE ITI--l.-eIy sar-..-F--I rooms all --II-
80 ------ - -.
OLIVE. 273+->ie"-y furnished fr"ut room.
A.-o LEcLL ha-L room. an .-i. ---7.
olive. 22f- NigeIy furnished front IarIor.
as gihgr rooms. So. l.T "",N "l-t UP
OLIVE. 2-Ie-Elc.4rr,y ,,i-.l.sr,.s 4, m Tl-,r--r
win llaa.. hat. Furnished. s. le- wg,E.
OITVE g,l5-p..asIr-. sum. tHlr;-aIsr
room. clean and cnrnflltahie: only Ei.so n-.l
Olive. -,s5-'Tw1 a.g,Iy fIrui~h.E ms. -
yr'i''' m furnace neat. '''" '''l l''''I -'. S-.''
----
T., ~: - r. - - i'l ~ t-i i',- 90
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

VERNON. 52z6-Iru1t ami back rooms. vita
ifst-c!sss board
I y1Lt{T N-i.7--,,>z I5-------7 80 -
utshed rooms. with board
V.lFITE,.TH~- Ig- - = NJ
Il sraurart. Z.fiG pas r,-.,,,sat-- ''''' 49,
WASH NC,7-rG,S- ,.95 49,. -
u-i.' ,r r,.. .-s-.rr-'-I- ,5.i. l'u,eN h'Ihf.
- ~ ~ u L.tn.'
ftirrTCa 10 - r ~. not oath.
--,-- 49, - &c
't-itN'< r7--.'. meet -l- T-. ms also south
tla,ugr '' '' '--P'e OF gen
hoard 8. ~ -r ,,..L- -,. Hsrl, T,,-1-' ~ "''''
" y iS'i n li.'- y .''ls Furnished r0gms good
+ CO. ' "ls'' near
~ 49, -. -
NSA-i'i NiEt'N. -'il~ N"ry't tUrE shed rpoJr
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
DR.. ANNIE NEWLANo.

Private licensed home FOR ladies before and
during confinement: Oldest and most relIabis
Institution in the State: established over rNr.v
years: home comforts: motherly care: infant,
adopted; Irregularities successfully treated
satisfaction guaranteed: ladies II: tfoubIe ali
cr write. 2331A Olive 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
HnOMS WITH ED ARD.

:
nnous WITH BOARD.
| AEI1NGTON' E'autlfuI Furnished fIr-
( lur bedroom. modern. board optional. Teas.n-
: ttsie. ears either sex
/ ARLITGToN ii5-- FI.'niassl.ly furn,-HeI
/ front rom with board. in Ur:raf" family, -
/ W. i-l :. 80 p. I,t-r.lG,-
/ ACHEET. U,.-'h,ie. >"ran.. --.-.- f- II
---ll-- ------- - y -,l-,-- W. -- .. -
! PARTNER -tl' Nicely :rrrls.l'i SEQ. Hd
! '..r CONS a.' r''''i--.i''>' A.- '"''.' ''N
! i-!;.,ti, %Af-i.- N.-Ni..'y iaihi-i'l 7.''.'-'
l -
/ .t','Al.N . s-' N--i looms '... .5'i '.' .-'
! - ----- ------
HI',,Nn" - Gus N.-fuf"i-h"i r'''.'- with
/ ~ - 2i---
/ ali r'hN NlN- "--N l"y,-. i---f furnish.
| 49, -
.-l -.-.. ~ l-- -''-
: Ia ~. .,.r. -''.' -.'.-. .'t .. 90
{ ''..i.5 ~ ~. -, ~ ..,.-' i
,,-..-7- -----.- =
IVY ..,...t- n +', '.I l;.''-s Ni '''i '"T ''
,-,.-.t. ..-.--..... -
! 10y. =. ,.'..
/ -,,---.7-
! r....,.r. ..- - .., 49, ..- So
r..t.-
| ,-.,-z. r-.-,----5-- ----- co.
I usH.s cr -..fr,-a.n. fr..ar.. .srr.r. .-I.-t
L.t..
COOK 1faT >EEl-f, .-r-z-5-.F r-----T ---I
I h'arl .nul ,-pr-. all s.g-., ,a,vea-. .rfr..-
COOK a-l- Rom ana l-r-.a. sHc ntrs- Cor
mar cooking. ais. single 81. au ,.agsu-
De I1DIAM0ZT - ,0EI- -,7-e, E.aGl-
'hglnr r.au-. vita board. gi-1 per week. close
DELM3T- l.-5-
ILLtl!'..ri p, lH N.ih lF t'!.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
THPEWRITERs.
~~->-~--~~~~.>~~~s~~~~~~~
For sale.

TYTF,v- F2ITFRS- About POO latest Rening-
tons. smith Premi"Ts New centurys. Dens-
rUures. etc trccelve3 part TayInent Tor JncGr-
woods. for sale cheap. small payments ac-
oef,',i. about Co already sold. many new. call
AID select one. Underwood Typewriter Co. IlJ
Pine
YOUR selection 81 the largest stock of slight
iy used and secondhand tvpewriters in tho
country. standard makes guaranteed for one
year: sold aui rented everywhere: send for bar
gain and rental rate card The Typewriter
Exchange. 2US \. Ninth st. st. Louis. Mo
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

MEDICAL.
TAPEWORN with head: pleasant easy
and positive cure: without fasting sickness
booklet free: located II years at .2l Hickory
st Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Crouch.
II AIDES! Use Chichestes's English PennyroyaI Pills.
Ii Besti Safest: Only Reliable: Take q o other.
Buy Of yenr DrssSi.t, send Sc. for
aias and for Ladies, In letter by mail.
ChirhcstSr Cheaieal Co., Phlsds. Pa
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
DOCTOR HOGAN

adopted IL de~red. trai
surgical diseases Of wO
larities treated by new
reasonable; consultation
fdential. 22l5 Olive. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
SINEss CHANCES.

NOTICE To CDETRACTORS-T have about
lf1"np cubic wards wheel sCraper work To Iet
in Arkansas At good prices. W. W. Brown Con
structiou Company. 10 y. Third St. East st.
Louis. Ill
81 weekly and ou--thITd interest: business
maraE.r wanted Immediately for establishe!
i.v.lry and importing novelties. St Louis
wholesale only. $500 10 $1,000 cash investment
necessary. CT H. E-Uuhlic
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

Family hotel. Nsw mana accment- All con-
yeui-un.s and comforts. Rats reasonable. Ia
III. board Il desired only few rooms left
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

receives before and dur
ing confinement: infants
ined nurses. medical and
'men a specially. irracu-
painless method: terms
J ireH: call or write: con-
I. Louis Nc
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

$50 buys in, -fsir"ay piano, fun siz"
So lu;S lin" uTr,-l'. r.1hy Cany finish
NI.t..-N NNL' LEN9 II ANN co -. I--rk.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

WASHINGTON. -Slf-Nl-o c,rrfcr-lhIa frs
/ . ana second HH0r ra. 17 ".:-E or without b1a-i:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
STOCKS AND BONDS.

STOCKS AND BONDS.
ANY kind Of mining stocks at a big dis
count. Address Lock Box 1872. st Louis.
WE buy sell and exchange high-c.ass cccuri-
ties ana finance first-clags industrial PROPOSE
uons- Arbuck"-Gocde Com Co. S25 Olive St
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

WASHINGTON Is.ui.yarf- -Th:-,,-st.-y-
room sru'l.--a exposure wiki excellent card,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

\ REFINED Jewish family. living on Nc
lh"rSuu ave. wishes rent double room .
southern exposure. 20 gentleman cT -. Re
public
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
MINING INTERESTS.

pEN ELpIIp lead and zinc mine. making
from $5.r Ss11 per week: bargain n sold
Immediately. For particulars address Z. +.
Iug3r. l2fa Chemical building. st. Louis.
FOR Tease-SeycraI Lad and zinc properties
For particulars address +. =. I.ugar 1893
chemical building. st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

ARLINGTON. liS-A-E'aut!tul furnished par
iHr bedroom. nroteru- board OPTIONAL T"tss II
able. cars either
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
Radiators for Sale.

sll kinds of radiators tested and guaranteed.
Louis Betting and Supply Co. 500 :. Fourth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

:. WEST BELLE, ;1gn-Gargo tHird-nrpr rcon:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

ABSOLUTELY cheapest place in city for all
kinds OF musical Instruments: sheet. band and
orchestra music Hgueth's. . :. broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
EoEsES AND VEHICLES.
Wanted

GS~H mi ~ ~ - ~ ~ -
= Moore. IN. ,u-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
TO LET FOR RJJiSEss PURPOSES.

for laundry office. real estate express. car
l'nter. PAINTER or other CfrCe: a,so separate
store heat and light furnished. both phones
corner Kings highway and suburban tracks:
near Worlds Fair grounds. can on Cabanns
Plumbing Co. 800 suburban tracks: phone
kUl0ch. pelruar -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

WASHINGTON. S-1=- Nice rl .nf1-rahIe s-~-
gHa- -f!,"r front rooms. best J. ard. furnace heat
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19

PINE. Desk room and store epace. on
first floor, everything firSt-clsss-
STORE. suitable for anv kind Of business.
call studio lilo Russell ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
ROOMS WITH HOARD.

ERNpN. 53z6-Erult AMI back rooms. vita
frst-c.sss board
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-19
BUSINESS EOR SALE.

CONFECTIONERY cigars. notions: hu
hJTcushfare: SIS rent: rooms; partially III
nshed: $50. half cash GlaScock. gg2 t'heStnt
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07

New Tourist Coat-Of mixed her
ringbone cheviot, heavy winter
weight, strictly all wool, three
quarter length, belted back, vel
vet collar, turned cuffs; sleeves
are satin lined, yoke is self lined
and tapped. There are three tab
pockets. This is an exclusive Day
ton value, the &NN or
New 'Mannish'' skirt-This is one
of the neatest all wool walking
skirts brought out this season.
Neat pin point white and black,
with invisible plaid in red and
green. The skirt is in the best
"kilted' style and is worthy
visit by every Saturday customer.
oaiy %hs price 'i:.::........ is $7.95
Ronaire- and Al
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
WOES OF THE DRUGGIST
People Who Bother Him Without Yield
$:....' ing Profit. 4.
Newark News.

/, The drugstore pOstagestamp joke is
no joke to the druggist, altho the drug
gist may smile and pretend to enjoy
it. In a pharmacy in a residence DIS
trict the other night an observing man,
waiting for prescription to be filled,
took mental note Of the business done
during his stay. The postal substation
Of that district is three blocks away. J
A little girl bought a stamp and. 5
cents worth of glycerin. The druggist
supplied the bottle.
A dashing young man came in, filed
the place with cigarette smoke, used
the telephone, helped himself to match
es on the cigar counter and went away.
He did not buy stamp,
A young woman entered, evidently a
charity worker, a lawyer or society
person. So positively she swept thru
the store that the very bottles stood
awestruck on their shelves. . A stamp,
if you please. -
Strol1ed in an old man, whistling
Chatted pleasantly with the clerk. Let
me have a stamp will you9 GOOD
night
Two school girls. 9 A one-cent stamp
and postal card and a glass Of lemon
icecream soda with plenty Of icecream
/ and two spoons.
good fve-cent cigars9 Nav
that kind s no good. You don't keeI
anything fit to smoke; Why don't you
i Gimme a stamp, will Eyouq That is
sell me one! Ha-ha7haal1' Clever ant
original.
Next a servant girl, smirking evil
/ you sell me a stamp, please = !,
And I don't like to ask you, but Woult
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
OH lust as soon change a ten-dollar

YOU just as soon change a tendollar
.bill9 If you can It I've got
a quarter, but " : thank you.0
Three small boys. Stamp, please,
mister, and three Of them big gumdrops,
y What's that you re putting
up in them bags9''
Man in great hurry. "You don 7
happen to have stamp you. can spare
druggists to ask you for stamps, but
thank YOU. I haven't got
anything smaller than a twenty.
unless you'd cash a check
No9 Well, can drop in tomorrow
All in less than half an hour. Thinl
what whole day must mean to tn
drugstore man in stamps sold and hope
Of fortune crushed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
Now for Furs

Now for Furs
Our fur section is selling furs every
day to wise and forehanded
women who know good fur val
ues. The assortment is splendid,
in small pieces and jackets.
Cluster Boas-Or collars, Of genu-
inc black marten and Isabella,
yard and half long, with cluster
ofS bushy tails. AnRE or
incompatible value UaOO
We also have the same boas in full
two-yard lengths or or
Beautiful Isabella Boa-Of soft,
lustrous fur, with O. 0
large brush ends, at ~ X
Nearseal Goats, $29.75 up to
$3.50.
Astrakhan Goats, $35 up to 800.
Persian coats, $125 up to $187.
moderate prices.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
WOMEN CAN keep YOUNG
Ohio Woman Tells the Secret-May Ex-
plain Youthful Looks of Some in Min
neapolis.

plain OuInlul LOOKS OF some IN MIL
neapolis.
Mrs. Anna Patton, 81 Charles street,
Xenia, Ohio, in recent interview, tells
the secret of how to grow young. al
though l am over sixty, feel as though
was only twenty years old. It does
not seem possible that am the same
woman that I was a year ago. Then 7
suffered with my head all the time, had
50 much gas on my stomach that I
could hardly, endure it, and was always
troubled with bad taste in my, mouth
and coated tongue and was so bloated
that at times I could not fasten my
clothes. I was unable to do my. work,
na n' nature @ Sc $ cure ra for dqspepsia Gng 3 am
well woman and can do my work as well
as ever.'
The Dillin Drug Co. have the. local
agency for Mi-o-na and have sold a
great deal at soc a box. Begin its
use today with The Dillin Drug Co.,
corner First av s and Washington. They
promise that they will pay for it them
selves if it does not cure you.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07

other heavy shippers Of iron and steel
and other products. Mr.. Gould needed
no further argument. The question,
Will it pay? was conclusively answered
in tLo affirmative, and the word was
given to go ahead.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
HARD LINES.


Woman" cried the big, burly husband.
shaking his finger wildly, II can read you
like book" ..-- .st--~- =
"That may be- retorted the little wife,
with queer smile, 'but you can't shut
me up"
And then she spoke volumes.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
A MERE INCIDENTAL.

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Manager-Well, I've engaged all the
specialties for our new musical comedy.
the scenery is done and the music is about
finished.
Author-All right. I'll drop you postal
with the l1bretto on 1t tomorrow.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
I leads them all in attractions

Every year more than five hundred
thousand Japanese youths qualify by
age for regular military service, and
100000 begin to serve either with the
colors or as supernumeraries.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07

Special Sale. :.
Seldom is it your good fortune to be
offered So value in silk petticoats
for $3.50. It is our good fortune
to be able to make you this offer
Saturday. Fine quality taffeta
silk in black, red, brown, cham
pagne, cream, lavender, nile and
blue. Deep founce, extra drop
founce, some accordion plated,
some shirred. No petticoat in this
lot is a lower value than Sc. Most
Of them are worth $500. Satur-
your yoy 'ei choice aay for. fahe $3.50
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
SCARED HIM.
Chicago News.

did Harwood buy the cottage al
Swampy Glen?"
NO
what caused him to change his mind?'
why, he started to buy a few quinine
pills in the drug store and they said they
sold them only by the quart"
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07

The returns Of the work at the Paris
mint in 1903 show the value of gold
coins struck off for France and it's col
nickel $800,O0O, and bronze $108,790.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07
MIGHT HAVE BEEN WORSE.

s'Truly," said the disappointed female,
marriage Is a lottery"
''What did you draw?" asked the in
quisitive person.
LESS than half the alimony ex-
pected"
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-10-07

Of the population Of European Russia
SO per cent are farmers.