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a Barrel of Shrimp,

" MI y. y. y Littt s, bet ter known as the
man wit the white shoes Of Whining
ton, A. 81, ls In the CITY visiting friends.
s4sAir.s I1ittiE sis,. vel known here 3Tie is
the North CAROLYN repr sentat tive Of the
Home Brewing Comp my, and also rep
iresents yRrlgh tsville Beach, N. q. S.s.
e & Gus Bernier . OF L ne II ONE Company,
had him In tow last night, ana Mr. Lit
5tigEagreed 10 send q barrel tof North Car
DINA shrlttps to hts RI hmon nd friends.
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at times and like to be petted, but you
#nevers can be sure " he Their they will hurt
you or not 3fF' 3i3
~ he more quiet they are the more
closely YOU have to wa tch Z hem, and they
never make me merry Gus so long as they
5snarl and spit and make = fuss. ~ hey are
trained exactly as the lions and other an
simals are and are ffected by the wealth
err and BY changes In the place of per-.
Torrance and IN the opertiesf used 3rnorci
thar, any chan q IN he ress, OF the per-
former.
&. One funny thing about them n,
Is that cats OF I hls sort that have been
once handle by % woman vii not work
Tor e ma = can Z plain ~ but Sit'sF
sellca, VINO HAD JUS finished her anceS
with the lions, nod led assent toS al that
had been sAi d. III sS
S38s'''I like the q animals, YOU Y know ana
said, but 1t isn't what 81 should cal %ai
nice, quiet occupatio ion for a lady. It's.
the Suncertatnt y % y nat IS going to hap
pen that IA akes on nervous, and that,
coupled With the knowledge 4 that Il the
animals ever realize tina YOU 4 are afraid,
of them your p over is gone helps to keep
the TEN ton pre- ttyh htg h..
IL 1e'Y on see. haven the aid OF la llyp-
motto eye, even II 4 t were any good to-
help control the beas And the nlyf
shypnotism there is in the game, II to be-
Eabso lutely frank with you. II Is the &hyrno-
Stism Sof a quiet detern1in al On and q touch,
Sof force, backed. by the l1gnorance Of pow
Ter Sins the animals. sG*3
sellca.. = may be sal !. IS the only Amer
lean ~. woman lion lner ii rid and
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Arrested for Running

eddie ROBINSON, colored.. got into an SatsyS
Rumert with g man who is alleged to-
have owed him none v. he over said he!
couldn't pay him Their. nd ne argument
waxed hot The payee Is said to tiaYss
said things. when the payer got after HIM
Robinson started to run, and 4 hen 4 obs
ert Alexander who was an innpcept by
stander, got In the chase. saYera police:
men also ran. . q, i. s,s
Both r. ebert a lexande and Eddie Rob
inson we're arrested for being d isorder CITY,
.rhey viii explain & to Juatic 10 hn to-s
M orroyy h. e.ssts
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TIcK Tl!'.ol:cK.
81. t,ck .rock: IN count the ssc.

,Tick,took tick rock count the Ssec'S
onds W } II $esj N 81 III " sSS
3By grandmoth er's GIG X ,Is
When sixty have tlcEed the mlnu
AZ ss V shO WIS, 3s IN
That one minute comes as anoth one iS 4
sixty seconds q Mute. and then Y VIII
sixty minutes. i know. an hour e naaks,
The ii OF q day j can easil mari 4
j usts twenty four hours Of daylle ht and !;
dark assiS
seven days make n week then fifty',tWo
OF these & $i;i5 81 sl " IN q Vi }.
A hundred Ions years, and then thsrs 8
5ss' win be, Y & IN .Sss :5SSs
q NErLtR WORTH ~ III
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ylls3tB gi3EH
CHANCE OR 4 VESTO RS.s
T: Desire BE Pr pert:y Thai Iss to
ha IN snosad ~

4 Ms[essrs:s Pollard ana BagbYS win sell d I.
public auction next " edne sday at s i. NJ
the very desfrab BILE brick house and lot;
at No. 2520 East Frank Elm Street, and on
.iIhnrsday Y, at the same hour, the house!
and lot No COG Jessa mine Street \, q
Messrs. Move gh and CHM will Il sell!
two aluable Vacan t d lots, one with \ a
front of st1o7 fEet, on EIaple S Street, north
of Poplar. and the other on the south side
lof Ashland Street. near Rando lph, on
Tuesday at a Z. NJ
M Messrs.f Augrst iIleS r oyall and Company
will offer for q sale on w ednesd lay at s.
u d. aluable lot In 4 Manches ter, on
Hull Street. betWe en- 81 wen leth and
Twenty first. &. s3l
parH cllla rly at ira I've fer VII be
made lat auction on ~ ednesday VI at s
O'clock by Afessrs. n. Al, workman and
Company They will sci 81 farm o ( 9syy
acres, forty Of which are cleared, NJ tn "a
dWelling house wit a Il nloder conYe e.,
3niences, situated q bout five miles from.
the 81 ty on the r ichnond, Frederic ksburg5
and Potomac Rail- road !. ~
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Lost 81 Boy, Found.

Frank Wal, the thirte ea-year;od boy,
III anoyerf coun tys was found III Portsmouth
by the 20 lice and through I back home yes
.terday by (, s r. Cardwell, an attorney
of this city. He had got work In that
city In a store, but Was glad To come
sba ok nom e. III
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Rules His + amily Without Help.

WANT load In dat gum marste err
said an old darkey named = mond Kin
.ney last nig at the Second Station. x ln-s
;ney had been arrested on the charge % B
firing a gun at one William Farrar. sss $
70 Gawd. suh, twan no load In Sis;s
/. twan nothin' but poWder;8I jes'!s fired =, IS
to skeer him. ~ was quar,lin, Wi |. my
fam " cause gdey hadn, 4 KEEP. some m oneys
i give EN-. when dat Niger come In end 4
slapped mo three times In my face. DEN
he went out de- DO, ana a fired de- gun
at him, but It didn't have no load Ia it.E
I tells you, 4 ain go have n g. nigger4
come In nterferinSln my 70,
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THE BAL TIC 4 FLEET I.
ON A TRiA 81 CRUISE

(By Associat ed Press) s5
& ST Tl3RSBU re a uG ust 81 The II
Baltic fleet, which sailed from Cronstadts
last mig hit on a ten days. rtal cruise, con-
sisted OF twenty wars hips. 4. n
The fleet $s insists Of the 4 attleships&
souvarofr, flag hip; 4 Boro dine. Alexander
III. Oslaa,bta u md 5 Orel: the cruisers A
}Dmltri, sDonsk oi.s Il n Aurora. zemtchug.si
Izulnrud and Almac 6 and tho transports
Okean and Vi ISant cllatlSa, with TIA num-
Der Of torpedo boat d estroyers Hrs 81
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TO BE Welded. 4
Miss i!s's': Lisa + Ike q ierne 10 Mr..
Tprda ~ I.eake
IA le.sTIn,e4.DIsnatoh,',.

33 Especial to q The FINES % lspatch.) M s
VS. As.HLAND, Ii AIS. 81 ,.-Announce
adley,t ProVln ces 9f1 Quebec, Cana q Of 81
the, fort hcohi ne marriage in December.
sof MISS Lisa Foul Ike Belrne, daughter 81
ne. late. RIO lard 7eirne, & to Mr. o.
fney,s OF Rio hr1ond Il son 81 judse W..
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.An Infat3tED Dead
DEATHS.

LL.4Died. at his home near FANS s
S sy1S So.
eldest SON OF Sail Lewis az = a u
4 the late Colonel iottron Dnlan Y az
4 I; Y, 1874 iSyy a. ~ i; T.
BURRUss. wife OF, Woo sont g Burrulsss
Funeral ? be stNast IN
BAY. ADJUST stf, al 8 n lock T.
3 Friends and acqu tanees are invited 60
81 To att end. 99 y q y n
GALA CHER az Rs s1 e, N fo ' ne ne
VI iS;E.E GRAFT ALLAGllER son
II 81 Ana tSw8J. ! and ;Virgt RI lila gEer,
aged ears fs lsayes ana g
\ 1Mla ther to, mourn their loss
us Is s'91ssS $50
Died the q snanY, lls; Y K
at the resid ence of her sontln- laW, NE :
Charles Carbon on Saturday moran g,
A Sss a M shsI SsaI
II ls Saves one SON, I'M this city.
and two daug Iss Res ~ Lee e
1h!z iHilIty basdas Several s Grand.
ch ahh.S' ana two brofhers Charles n.
v and Robert 81 e9ntine 4 both ofs tthls
\ 81 neral amour ,l5,l y, ssme ntsf stsf, VI
HYEEHstf 1s siG
A. tsns 81, w. alld ~ hit tel, aged nine
mouths aRd tRsMty, 4, Ss tba
s:sS sbiNip ,tI iHslFiH Don. n
3,tTls hard to part Wl TIL YOU my q arllng
y * But Ct alone Knows hes u
He has re leyed ypl, your ufferings3l a
Ana received YOU q liess land of rest,
here you'll be g E Y z angel N q ].
M Ana when m weary life ls len dec 4
II meet m darl lpE here. e ~
YARBRouG led .yesterd ay. at2 hla
4 parerts' q home, s,A IIEI5 " r. CHIT
s. ME LII. infant son on, ", Nat and
N Wharton Toni nspns = Fhyou
Funeral from slplo I'VE, RFpa Y. ~ AN ~,
y 10 DAY. n s
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Standing 81 the Clubs
5Hiehland ers Drop Two

4; ii Eyy Y DIRK, August st. Lonis won
$4 ~ games from New York Today Both
8orth and Hynes we're bat ted out sof the ae
Box ia the first game. Padd denis tHo-
Dagger won the second game for the Wis g:
fitors. p ,sSs4 IN 5;8
First gam 60 .Sj :, 3, Z,
KS Score: !. e. .nsl =;
Naw york !, I. !. 7. o o. 90 90 70 o. s 2
Az batteries: Hynes. Petty and q sugden;
Ortiz Griffith and einoW y ftnplErree,
iDwyer. Time, Il 4 40.
8 Second game & IL K 81 All 2, Z, Y
M Score: . !. : !. Z s. \ - Il
New \. :. I. B. o o q l--3 Il
q !, Batteries: sud hoff ana @ Conner;N ches--l
hro b and 33 MEG iire N Time. AS. mpire.
Dryer. Attendance, r. ,4G6 81. sa8 s h
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Ashland, Is "a Laurel, : i.

Special to The Times !spataah. f,.. !,
lovers i 4. 81 bass.bali we're ftreatea good
me here TO "a ex hibl tipns 81 bat
TING, The AN tland re team play ed the
club from LAUREL I'll " a.. s he So re Was
IL 10 / ir,5 favor lDfi N skllan nd Struck out
BY I.eake, 8, and byis Ford ~ La Y rel { 81
batteries: Leake ana Cross for Ashland,
Nero ana Ryan ana Il ord, and j Jordan
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WIFE B | ! [ J | I J. !! I N
AND CROWD FLED.
serious Riot III Chicago Saloon
Broken !UIp BY ProPrie-
a tors Wife,

"a Sis 81 (By Associated Press a
CHICAGO. August "a "A Y serious riot
occurred Tonight II front Of "a saloon on
Ada Street, kept,sby Ignats Hornatsky.
Several men who were claimed + by y
crowd ,ot strikers to he norl-u Mo men,
were pursued Falong. Ada Street. and ran
into the saloon Of 81 natslsy, The sH q,
loolikeeper barred the door after no
,rnei, had entered and refused 10 admit
the crowd. They at once gallnssh he'd an
the windows II the place and hreak ing
down the doors, rushed In and demanded '
that the saloonkeeper give sup to them
the non.union men. These had made
their escape BY the back door, and While
the saloonke eperg barrica dad himself he.
hind the bar. his wife Mrs, Stella
.Hornatsky. run ups alrs \ and returned
with shotgun She commenced to- fire
a. soon as she entered the room, And5
her first shot took e fleet in5lt the g iouldsrs
sSof Peter Visor. no WAS leading the
mob. The crowd ut onces fled from the
place, carrying WiGor with Them he
mob returned to the n tack. but Was dis
.petsed by the police. # II M ny
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.R.H].IE..
/ R7r;,liant 4 Pitchers Battle.

81 :yJyAsHINGroN.3D 3. q :, August Don
o1au 4 and Hughes had pitc hers battle
O-day. !, SYY -, !,
~ Score: y 81 -.
,cleveIaIld a. 4. 1, !. &. o 02o01 o Oh
Batteries: Hughes and ittredge; Don
Il h,IS. and Bemis. Time, ~. umpires.
connolly and King. Attendance, :, Qgo0' ss
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Fox's p eliVery Transferred,
/ The Pioneer Transfer Company has just
purchased the business of the Fox De-
livery Company. T he tlead quarters q { the
concern 49, now at Sst the Transfer COM
9pany' s Office In shoclloe Slip 81 #
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y Where They Play day

CIV = ork at st. Louis.
Phi hdelphia at Chicago.
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Ten Innings to Win.ll

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.,5 All BUS 2l.---lln1 2
ten-inrling game tod lay the home team
won the last Of the series with Detroit:
.r, sipH /. 10 o o o o % o o--3 3
Phiiadelphia 4, \. n o ~ Q 4 10 IL 40 8ss1
31g Batteri1s: DO nova III and I3eville; Plank
ana Powers. rime, ;46. Umpire, sher-
tend anc %, II 10, % 3 s,5
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Where They p ondaa!y
Detroit at Boston. 4
CHICAGO at Phila1e hin. III I'M
Clcyel and at ewS g
,ss g. ST. I.ouis a { w shing ton.
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q. Is Is n ~ Won "a Pretty One. .8

Boston Wonga Pretty One,
RosToN, MASS, Angus 81 !i-----In ~ the
presence Of the "a gest crowd 9 ever. as 81
senbied at a ball gam s, in this city. Boa,
ton a Gated Chicag So to-d
AZ Score; !. !, Z !. X q =, - Is 7,
Boston 9 az 9, g g o.oio ~ y
Batteries; Il Tannehll and GTlger;st Owen
ana 3 Sullivan n Time, .229.. Il Jn,Plre,
4 CLoushlin,X Tend IS, g, 5eo. 8sB
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Standing 81 the Clubs.
A /: [; ) LEAGU

Scores Yesterda Il
{ Philad elphsa 5. Chlcag ~ ; Ssss
4 Pittsburg Q. Brook yn y. ZEN
CIV York 3. St. az .ou Y =. sgs
Cincinnati Boston 1.5s5t &
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sYARBR0UGH.rp led, vest sr DAY: ata' l iia
II WELL, infant son or, Nv W. 4 Mt Il and
wharton ToMli nspns Is Ia hy ouH n,
FunNgal rom 4pl0 w Rrpad I. ~ a.. N,
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EFSSs Zero, as we lied that lion, ada .
mistake that time. llough, because !. the
little lioness turned on him ~ the aroma
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There you'll he a title angel &
slt Free from every trial and EcaI &c. 81 .ss,
n And Iwhen my ny life II end ed s8s
III meet m " da ri mr. there Il
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BALD led. at his hon near B. Falls.
churoh Talrfax !, W Yfs, An Ipia
27th oTTMoMIG GhR5n FAM md
4. tha ate Colonel B Mott from DnlanyE BaIl.i
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amDutated a; \ M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

g tronble occurred at Big La1rei,5
re- all cptlcerne resided. & 81
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Hears are prob ably the easiest to train
that is. some bear 81. The IT bet bear,
though. Is no use a tter he Is bout three;
years old, because he gets savage then
and you can't work him. One Of 5sour
boys lost the biggest part OF his FOREARM
lii q scrap With one q OF them that had
reached the limit q little ca rlierf than
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TRANSFERS AND PERMITS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
s Crank C. S Sed and VIE to henry G sh dd
f 4ioa 800 40 H. DOCK l. N''AsS " sH'n ao0'-
,, Johp " as G. oGssay and wife to Helen J.
s sioo lot Ill., 0'0'A D. AS'S'''S "00'''0n'
Peoples Bank of Minneapolis to Merchants
block Is, Town Of North minneapolis. IS, 800.
~, AAHgs Sss G. Peters ct al to Lille n Cook
tiers Second addition, s31s
Mary Peters (admiinisIratriS) to Lille n.
Rsters Second addition, sioe VI ~ ''''A
sssc AtWatr to SsmH on M e part of
Charles B. Botsford and wife to Portus c.
Dsming; lot 8. Gales and Hamlin's outlots
td Mary Csttns to 5ssn Mer in
Sss ss F. lot i s. PeiR stSsss
hi' snff &c nSsa d nsnss2 lots
lets z. 8. o. block 8, Fort Avenue addition,
sosn anA wife to Maud
"a saa,s Sissh $780, Anderson Douglass Co" First
Blanche s. Smith and husband to Malvenia
erfS nfsG lot D|s s6 o0'0' addition to
block I, Edwin 5: Smiths First addition. 500.
eiosk ieaVists dsa si15 LOT
Cynthia ]. Lovejoy and husband to Stephen
g. Foster; lots Il and Is, block 7, Sibley addt
zion, 5000
Tlsst t, National ton bank q Salem y z. to
, psttit's subdivision, 81 900.
Otto 9. Gongoll and wife to Minnie Fl. Kleese
lot 8, block 4, Paramount Park addition, So, 800
Minneapolis Land company to Hugh r. Loudon
part of lot 8, block 1853, Town Of Minneapolis
$4,000.
Kathrine W. Kawmerlohr and husband tt
Emeru McAlen; lot g. block 1. Lyons. $1,000.
, Thomas A. Mccall to Cormac L. Mccall lo
IL, block 8. Gencar addition $500.
Minnesota Loan & Trust company, executor
to Louisa Mott; part of lots and g. block 8
Town of Minneapolis, $4,000.
Theodore Pouot and wife to William Osier
In section 7, township 11S, range %, $1,4OO
) Frank P. Hessel to Luella NJ. Pdttee; lots
s, 8, and 10, block 3d. Remington's Third addi
ton $500.
Joseph Staken and wife to Frank Rzezwick
part Of lot 3, block -. Town Of st. Anthony
$3.50
4 John D. Teller to Frank j. Stoddard; in sec
ton 80. township lit, range %, $1,1O0.
I Thomas NJ. Hunt and wife to John D. Teller
IN section So. township 1T, range %, 81 ,O70.
Charles H. Ingrams to William Wellendorf
lot ~, block l. Encouragement Of blocks and 2
Williams Colds addition, $500.
Four minor deeds 81
Total, 33 deeds, $780, 1885,
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

FRUIT FARM
Mile from Excelsior, 121s acres; eight-room
house back-plastered, screens and storm win
dows. stable, icehouse corncrib. we'll, 300 fine
bearing apple trees, 200 grape vines. % plum
trees, raspberries. Strawberries; fenced and
subfenced. Borders on small lake. Best soil.
A snap at $2475.
J. NJ Davies, 500 Phoenix.
nHIs IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE MINNIE
tonka property. We have bargains in cot
now, as prices are going up. P. 2. Swensen &
Son, SID Bank of Commerce bldg
{ OFFER FOR SALE ABOUT FIVE ACRES OF
ground and one or two cottages in Summer
vflle Lake Minnetonka; terms easy. Address
L. A. Austin. Deephayen. MINI.
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.'.~ BUILDING PERMITS.
Brady Anderson, 2631 Elliot avenue, frame
dwelling, $1,000
L. B. Richardson, POLL Aldrich avenue S. frame
dwelling, So 100.
H. F. Williams, 1s24-14oo Douglass avenue,
frame flats, $4,000.
Four minor permits, 1925.
Total, seven permits, $12,925.
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WOOD AND COAL

"O0O 1AI~D
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penny advertisements. We forfeit $500 to
nss in do not t FIRE fire. n
day. Braham Steel Co, a475, Cincinnati, Q.
AGENTS wANTED-1F THIS CATCHES THE
earn handsome income write for our
money making proposition. selling stereoscopic
to SIS above s pro
Louis exposiien and the RYssian
Abel building, Chicago, III.
MALE OR FEMALE AGENTs-FOR THE LAT
est and best winter money maker ever pro-
frost; every merchant readily becomes your
customer; don't fail 10 investigate this oppor.
Mfg. Co., South Omaha Neb.
AGENTs-oN SALARY OR COMMISSION. The
greatest agents, seller ever produced. Every
user Of pen and ink buys it on sight; 200 to
ed to $500 in six days; another. $a2 in two
hours Monroe Mfg. Co., 12o, La Crosse
AGENTS wANTED-To HANDLE THE LAT.
bee2ne one take ss word OUT for seeing
seHu ~ cents LOT sample. Inc belIOuf Co.,
3s5 WEEKLY. CALLING ON EVERYONE
keeping horse. Osgoods Patent Shaft Car
rier requires no breeehin: prevents accidents,
tory. Osgood Mfg. Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
WANTED-oNE GOOD AGENT IN EVERY
town to sell gold mining stock on commission;
Life building, Minneapolis,
WANTED-ADDREssEs OF LADIES WHO
for eorsets have something that will
particulars to F. f. Case Corset Manufacturer,
Albert Lea. MINI.
AGENTS MAKE $ 70 SO 4 DAY FITTING
e bf boR Write fsss
Optical College, College place, jackson, Mich.
AGENTS MAKE 500 PER CENT PROFIT SELL.
on ssht 500 Sa 7aretes Catalogue guy free
Sullivan Co., 1889 Maplewood av, Chicago. III.
GENERAL AGENTS, SEQ 70 $50 WEEKLY;
every business man buys new vest pocket in
ard Co.. lit Splitter, Toledo, Ohio.
AGENTs-WE MANUFACTURE so FAST SELL.
free to hustlers. Pease Mfg. Co., Buffalo
wANTED-AGENTs, 70 PRESENT 70 TIL
with stamp. ]. &. Sutton, Bloomfield Ncb
AGENTS FOR HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
11o1h I'd St n: top door. Monday, 10 to il am IN,
HUsTLERs WANTED TO SELL Goo1
street article; send 1Oc for a sample. Ros
Novelty Co., 1913 5th av s, Minneapolis.
SIS A WEEK AND EXPENSES 70 MEN WITT
| rigs. to introduce poultry goods. Jayell
Mfg. Co., Dept. B, Parsons, Kan.
els. WEEK AND EXPENSES TO MEN WITH
1 rigs to introduce our poultry goods. Javell
Mfg. Co.. Dept. b. Parsons, Kan -!
PORTRAIT ,AGENTs-MAGNIFICENT NEW
catalogue; free samples; 30 days credit. F. P
Co.. Dept. Il, WAYNE, Ill. 'z-.. =. #.,rl
0VANTED-PoRTRAIT AGENTs-IMMENsI
money making side line Hancock Novelty co.
Dept. 10, Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-10
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