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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31
A Strong Ticket.

The excellent ticket nominated bv
the Republicans last Tuesday is sure
winner 1t is not the desire of the
PRESS to iniiict upon our readers, for
eight months, too much politics. The
nominations expressed the desire Of
the voters hence this paper shall, as it
always does, give its loyal support to
the nominees.
Cameron county has never been ac-
corded a district nomination at the
hands of the party, and while we real
ize that Hon. S. r. Dresser will be ac.
corded q second term and will receive
the 10 i support of this county, it has
been acided at this time to announce
the ca ndidacy of Capt @. F. Barclay
for Congress. That Mr. Dresser will
be nominated is self-evident fact and
none will support him more loyalty
than Capt. Barclay and his friends.
Cameron county never "sulkedn
For the Assembly, Mr.. Josiah Howard
received the unanimous support of
the Republicans at the Primary elect
ions and was cordially nominated by
acclamation. His nomination is an ex-
ceptionally strong one and meets
with the hearty endorsement of all
parties and will be elected by the larg-
es vote ever accorded a Representa-
tive from this county.
DR.. L. o. Bardwell had close con-
test with Mr.. Chadwick, but came under
the wire with two delegates to the
good. He is every way qualified for
the position, being man of except.
ional good education. During his
residence in Emporium for over 25
years he has taken lively interest in
public affairs, serving for three years
as Burgess very acceptably.
1t is the duty of every Republican to
lay aside all personal differences and
elect the entire ticket
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31
Pleasant Callers.

Mr.. @. H. Jacobs, of Galeton, was a
pleasant PRESS visitor yester day, ac.
companied by Daniel Webster. Mr..
Jacobs is passenger conductor on B. &
S. r. r., having for fifteen years been
in the employ of that company. Mr..
Jacobs is pleasant gentleman and an
ardent Republican. We enjoyed his
call very much, especially when
we learned that he was brother.
in-law of our old friend Henry Page,
who lost tho fight for County Treasur.
er by a close shave. Popular men like
"Hank" Page cannot be kept down;
his time will come.
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NO. g..

women have duty to perform when by
force of persuasion or influence thew
can rouse men to action which will
bear good results.
"If we cannot on the ocean
Sail among the swiftest feet.
Rocking on the highest billows.
Laughing at the storms we meet
We can stand among the sailors
Anchored yet within the bay;
We can leud hand to help them,
AS they launch their boats away"
May these lines serve to remind
Christian mothers, sisters and widows.
that they are a power behind the
throne, and that if they desire to bene.
tit Cameron county they will help elect
the other wise man.
EMMA MERsEREAU NEWTON.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31
Taken Home.

Charles Williams of Fredericksburg,
Va, one of the hard working colored
employees at the furnace, has been
terribly afflicted with rheumatism for
several weeks. Although a stranger
here he received careful treatment al
the hands of his fellow workmen and a
purse of $46.25 subscribed to take him
home. Mr.. William Brady, who has
been very faithful in his care of the un.
fortunate man, took charge of him and
accompanied him to his home Tuesday
evening.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31
DIR. Baker PrOspering.

The editor of the PRESS is in receipt
of a personal lettor from DIR. Albra w.
Baker, who left Emporium some time
ago and located at Williamsport. The
DR.. and wife are located at 539 Market
street, to which address we change
his PRESS; The DR.. saye he and Mrs.
are we'll; that they occasionally see
some Emporium faces and that the
PRESS reaches them regularly and is
eagerly looked for. Their many Cam
eron county friends are glad to hear
from them and that they are prosper.
ing
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31
nodeI Undertaking Rooms.

The PRESS readers are invited to in
speot the new undertaking rooms of
Emporium Furniture Company, re-
Gently completed by Mr.. B. Egan, the
progressive funeral director. This
company now occupy the entire first
floor space of Olmsted Block. The
rooms are the most elaborately arrang-
ed of any in this or any country town,
in fact would be hard to beat even in
the city. A visit to this establishment
will convince the reader of the above
facts In new addition the Emporium
Furniture Company have reserved two
rooms for undertaking goods. A neat
card at the door of the large and ele-
gantly furnished room-floor covered
with fine rugs, oil paintings, lace cur
tains, fine leather chairs and rockers,
diploma placed in conspicuous place
and handsome photo of their magnif-
icent funeral car, massive brass pedes-
tails and beautiful brass Candelebra,
latest improved church trucks, palms
in profusion, splendid lace canopy.
Displayed around the room numerous
fine couch caskets, polished solid oak
caskets and white plush caskets in
numerous designs. Robes for ladies or
gents, in finest texture are displayed.
While the display is solemn it is a
very beautiful exhibition. Just back
of this room the operating and trim
ming room is fitted with al the modern
appliances for scientific work. Every
thing is modern and up to to-day Mr..
Egan's enterprise is very commendable.
The sight is we'll worth visiting. The
two large store rooms are filed full
with up-to-date furniture of every de-
scription, making very elaborate
Easter display. Easter lilies, potted
plants and Americn Beauty Roses lend
fragrance to the scene. Call and see.
Emmanuel Church-Easter=Da Serv-
ices.
7:30 a. M, celebration of the Holy
Communion.
1890 a. M, Morning Prayer, Holy
Communion, with Sermon.
Fields TIE Deum, Lohr's Jubilate and
Communion, Service, and Cookies
Anthem, "This is the Day." will be
used.
7:30 p. M, Evening Prayer and
Sermon.
The Sunday School, Easter festival
and mite box offering in the Sunday
School room at o'clock.
EASTER MONDAY.
7:30 p. M, Evening Prayer.
500 p. M, Annual parish meeting
for election of Vestrymen.
You should by all means read the
new adv. of Geo. j. LaBar in another
column; then take the hint and call and
see his big line of goods. The extreme
MODESTO of this gentlemad prevents
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31
MidgetS

The unique and novel entertainment
of the season by our children will be
given at Opera House, April Sth and
9Th. The presentation in this city bids
fair to be one of the finest that has
ever been given of this cantata. The
natural ability of our youngsters is
clearly shown, and all those who do
not see them on their flying trip will
have much to regret. Seats now on
sale at II. S. Loyd's at popular prices.
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Another Powder Company.

U. A. Palmer, Allen Baldwin, @. w.
Shaffer and others are contemplating
establishing another dynamite factory
near Emporium, with a capital of $780,
900. The company have the option on
several pieces ofland. Emporium will
soon be noted for dynamite factories,
we already having two large factories,
giving employment to large number
of men; boys and girls.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31
iManV Caller.

The following Republicans were
callers at the PRESS office on Tuesday.
while attending the Republican
County Convention: NJ. Blodgett, G..
f. Barclay, John A. Wykoff, Grove;
d. s. Logue, Oswell Miller, Gibson; L.
w. Gleason, HI. B. Muttersbaugh,
Driftwood; John Wygant, Portage; B.
Dayton, It. M. Lewis, Lumber.
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Big Attraction Coming

James Silver's Co. will hold the
boards here April 13, 1904. Watch for
the big street parade. Bills later.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31

The following is the program of the Ea ster
exercises of the First Baptist Church Sunday
School, April Sd, 1901, 700 p m;
Organ Voluntary,
Professional.
Prayer by Pastor.
Recitation" Easter. ....... II oward Peppermau
Song" Easter Lessons" Boys and Girls Chorus
Recitation-"The Robins Mistake"
Myrtle Sassmab
Recitation-"The Life Of the World"
Five Little Girls
Song-"Crown Jesus King, ,"...............S School
Recitation-"Talking in their Sleep"
Lee Swartz
Recitation. Matilda Scott
Recitaton-"Go cd wants us to be Glad'
Ruth Loucks
Song-"O Lilies Fair of Easter,''
BY 20 Little Boys and Girls.
Recitation -"The Childrens Saviour"
Eight Little Girls
Recitation 1.-The Lilies Sermon"
Gertrude Pepperman
Recitation-"Easter in Heaven, -. Nellie swartz
Recitation-"Spices for Christ" Five Little Boys
Song-"Shout for Joy,".. Boys and Girls Chorus
Recitation-"Im Glad they saw the Angels"
Elizabeth Crandell
Address by Pastor
Offertory
Solo-Selecon. n.-..................H H. NJ. Olmsted
Song--"Tis Sunshine, "................ School
Benediction
Eighteen years experience in the
tin and plumbing business enables us
to guarantee satisfaction.
FREINDEL & HERTEAU.
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Easter at Rantist Church.

The following is the program of the Easter
exercises of the First Baptist Church Sunday
School, April 3d. 19Oi 700 p. m;
Organ Voluntary,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-03-31

You should by all means read the
new adv. of Geo. J. LaBar in another
column; then take the hint and call and
see his big line of goods. The extreme
MODESTO of this gentlemad prevents
his display at this time.
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TRANSFERS AND PERMITS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Magdalena Anderson and husband to Andrew
weldon; south t. half of lot 8, block 2, Minnehaha
John &. ,Appleby and wife to Carl G: Ander.
sp;;o1 ots to L. block etc.
Central Bank Of Rochester to Henry Green;
lot l. block 10, Calhoun Park, $700.
sseon e. t DSnn IS G eags ct al
Ernest H. Damn to Charles W. Hughes; in SEQ
sion town Is range, 20, 81 25o ,no,. -,
"a block 8. West Minneapolis, $500.
George e. Dow and wife &c to Edwin saHd Peelsr in
2 range to Gae S' Brewing
panyi part Of lots and s, block 10, Borup's
Charles GiueG to Gluek Brewing company; 10,
H. block %, B. s. Wright's addition, $780,
Calvin 9. Goodrich and wife to city Of Mime
a's adai eea otFAnsen'n' 0'0SA
Calvin g. Goodrich (trustee( ct al. to city Of
s ado TO- 81 00''
Edna 9. Gray and lI husband to Hattie B. Coed @!
stf ane Park 80 s$oo
section township WI vs. range 5s s2s Jam :
KEEN sanw as{ s. $500 Soma NJ Brown lot 49, BLOCK
Charles j. Hedenland and wife to Andrew An
aerson part Of Gon lot a. block 49, Whitcomb's
srs lots, 8 and 9. Concord subdivision, So, 600:
81, 600.
james B.. Marvin to Jennie NJ. Yates, lot g.
block H. Mill companys addition, So, 6S1.
George G. Merrill and wife to Our Savior't
Norwegian Lutheran church. lot "a, block 10
West Minneapolis, second division, $500;
James V. McEugh and wife to S. I. Mcknight
company, in section 3d. township &c. range "a
$4,000.
Thomas Mcnamara and wife to Krarup Chris
Jensen, east half Of northwest quarter and south
west quarter of northeast quarter, section s
township 11s, range %. $4,000.
David oliphant; trustee to Andrew Weldon
81 600.
Julia B. Perkins and husband to Isaac W,
wood, part of lot 80, Excelsior, So, 800.
e. Peteler and wife to George a 81: Dow In sec
August G. Feters ct al, to Oliver NJ. Russell
lot 10, block l. Peters second addition, $4Oo.
John SCHNEIDER and wife to John Marker; par
lot 8, block 10, Marshall's addition, 81 Loo.
Margaret A. Stubs and husband to George an
Carrie Chapman; in section 8, town III. rang
rs, $780,
James Turnham and wife to Nels ". Ander
son; in section %, town 49, range "a, Sa,ooO
Helen r. Wilson to Frank P. Hopwood; ives
half lot 4, block 8, Lakeview addition. $4,000
Eleven minor deeds, $93.
Total, Al deeds, SOL, 724.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEuHLEn

456 Temple Court. 2
modern. hardwood. finished, east-front home;
pest open nickel porcelain plumbing; one Of the
shades, storm windows screens, fine laundry.
room; large lot; built for home; fine location.
f llla av; eighth ward; biggest bargain of
s26 ooo--New, up-to-date business block; pays
time offered and may never be again, as such
co r are bargains pa IS; are seldom offered,
home, finished in the ouar finest u highly n poiished
hardwood and hardwood floors, combination
ade and plate glass
windows; in fact, one of the most complete,
nee esstrsot homes a the city aeg
very nice shade trees small barn; the location
is fine near Park II yoH are looking for
eno De tapes t%}s don't a to this
nice lot 4ox12s to alley; east-front; Minnie.
h aa ear line good site this bargain good for
SO. 50o--Good new, up-to-date ive-family apart
ment house; five nice rooms in each apartment;
ment; in fact each apartment is strictly mod.
ern; hardwood finish and floors throughout;
$11o per month; no doubt is too low and could
be t easily raised located in the nice part
| 81, cookbook at 1928 Oakland av. This is q
i very nice all-modern house except the furnace
member, this is hardwood finish downstairs,
ey,esJythng in the finest condition; gas fixtures,
Widow TannGS shades, storm sash. screens. attic
hoored, fine lawn. large lot. 45x120 to alley;
rear yard all fenced. Occupants will show you
| 81, 5oo-Look at 1901 18th av s. Five-room
house and barn, good cellar and well; three
R q 1osn everything in rsteass condition II
nice lots, then don't delay, but see this bargain
at once.
81, 300 for two good six-room houses; good well,
| large woodsheds fine large lot: each house
rents Tor SIS per month; all in good repair.
rms Is one of the best bargains on 18th av S,
81, oo0-F1ist time offered. Six-room house; city
water, storm windows and screens: rent S12
per month; never vacant; good lot; near Lake
81 and P1lls5ury av. This pays almost Is per
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine new,
up,to-date homes in any part Of the city, at all
! prices If you wish to make quick sale, or
borrow money. call on him.
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BUILDING PERMITS,

l5t-isF BUILDING PERMITS.
Guy NJ Baltref 4346 Pillsbury avenue, dwell
i Yrs. Vally Struck, 471s Upton avenue s, dwell
ling 81 200.
F. B. Peterson, 400 Upton avenue s, dwell
ling, SO, 500.
Emil G. Bruce 311O Fremont avenue 8, re-
pairs, 81 200.
J. J. Hill. 1Oo-1O6 Twenty eighth street s. re-
pairs and alterations $4,000.
Miscellaneous. 1898
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WANT PAGES CLOSE

EVERY DAY-AT 10 am. for that
days noon edition.
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY,
AT l pm. for entire
afternoon edition.
SATURDAY ONLY-AT 1890 pm.
for entire afternoon
edition.
GET YOUR ADS IN EARLY
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AN I ADS
I Cent a Word
All Ads l cent a

.is SI Ef All Ads l cent a
sas 3 word, when paid for
in advance, other
wise s cents per line, words to the
line. No Ad taken for less than zoe
each Insertion.
Situation Wanted, Male or Female,
1ac word; no Ad less than 1Oc daily;
20 words or less, one week, 5Oc.
When SO desired, in place OF an
address an advertisement can be ad
dressed to number, care The Journal
and answers for out-of-town advertisers
will be forwarded.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
sS~N~~~> (t>>>~>->~~>~>>~>N~>-> - -N>~r>-
PROF. n. q. RETMnNr

PROF. II. O. BELMONT,
Palmfst,s clairvoyant and trance medium Calls
names, tells past, present and future. Gives
advice on all matters of Importance. He will
tell your name without one word spoken: he
will tell you names of loved ones, giving dates
facts and locations: he will tell you the mum.
Der and street you live on, describing your
friends as well as your enemies; he will advise
you on business peculations, travels, changes
lawsuits, wills, deeds, mining claims, etc. Bel
mont to prove his ability, will give his regu
lar 81 readings this week for 5Oc. Hours, 1c
to s: Sundays, 2 to 5. Mail readings 81.
Send date OF birth. lock of hair, three ques
tions. Cell early to avoid the crowd at
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BOARD AND ROOMS
PRIZE WINNERS
In journal Want Ad Contest.


Waberg
10. Minneapolis
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wore
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coined Of the Want Ads enough
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Farm Lands.

sTUTsMAN COUNTY, N. D., CASH BARGAINS.
VIZ section 21-1ss-e6, near Windsor, $40 per
NV section 2s-13ee5, near Windsor, $40
per acre 90 ,,oa,.. 60 M,
NEA section 12-1ss-es. near Medina, $40
per acre.
Springs, SIS per acre.
Sh section 11-I39-70. 40 rods from crystal
Sp ngs, SIS PEI acre.
So section l7-141-ea. north Of Medina, $3.50
Wheelock & Wheeloek.
q Waldorf Block Fargo. ~ D.
SALT RIVER VALLEY, ARIZONA, REAL ES-
tate for sale. To those who have health, en-"
ergy and strength wish change from bleak.
cold frigid climate to warm, sunny, Dalmy
one, you find 1t in Salt river valley, which
comes nearer flowing with milk and honey to
the man who weighs well in the balances of
health. energy and strength than any Know
of. Communications with honest descriptions
will be cheerfully given to any inquiry. IL you
wish to visit our valley VIII meet you az
we have free of charge II you purchase thru
me. If not a reasonable rate will be charged.
G. NJ. Wait. Phoenix. Ariz., box 1885,
FOR SALE OR ExcEANGE-64o ACRES, A
square section in Becker county, Minnesota;
a beautiful lying body of land. all smooth
prairie land, black loam soil with clay SUBJ
soil; all fenced and cross fenced with white
oak posts and three wires; only six miles
from two good railroad towns, located In q
fine country; well improved farms all around
IT, This section will be sold at bargain
or exchanged for good income city property.
q. e. Selmser, GOT Brown block, Sioux City,
Iowa.
CALIFORNIA HOMES; bargains all distEiuta
Acres, $40 up. f. i. ThrssheE n. Z. Lila .
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULyY DETEGTIvE AGENCY. 40 KAsoTA
bldg. s. j. McNulty, Mgr. Detective work
tn all Its branches. References, police head.
quarters. Minneao6lis n. w. phone.
WHEN IN NEED On EFE1cIENT DETMCuvN
services cal on. Baxtgr's Detective Agency, 666
Temple Court. Eecrsay ggarantesd.
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PENSIONS

RoBT. WATSON, NOTARY PUBLIC PENSION
attorney. Phone Main 27e4 La
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

4V4312A LIN L "a / II s&i<AOx1E4L0 G
>>~~~<>~~~~~~>>~~~H~
100 ACRES, Is MILES FROM CITY HALL; 80
acres cultivated; 40 acres meadow; fine build
VIII take part good city property. 1888 acres;
ten ten, miles from the city hall; twenty Ave
40 rods good school; good buildings; 40 acres
timber. Price $4,000; easy terms. Will take
part IN city property. L. L. Sutherland, 500
Oneida block. :. e e.. Id. ~.
a. fine half-sect1on; in Grand Forks, rs acres
ploW,, 40 pasture; can all be broke; good
buildings. Price $50 per acre. Martinson,
BIT Andrus building Minneapolis.
$40 ACRES PRAIRIE LAND m MARSHALL
county MIMI, to exchange for southern Mime
sofa laQd. Address G.SI Freeman Land Agen-
{ cy, Walnut Grove, MINI.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM LAND,
two-story brick hotel, furnished. s. Clifford,
Dunkirk, Ohio.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Dahlstrom-Mr. and Mrs Charles, 3O44 Columbus
avenue, boy.
McVey-Mr. and Mrs. Frank 621 Fifteenth ave-
nue. Sc, boy.
Andrews-Mr. and Mrs. J. A., 1888 Cedar avenue,
girl.
Nelson-Mr. and Mrs. N. j., 243s Eight-and-a-
half street S. boy
Akers-Mr. and Mrs. W, L., corner Forty eighth
street and Blaisdell avenue, girl.
Peterson-Mr. and Mrs. John, 523S Thirty second
avenue S, girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Wilhelm Omark and Mamie G. Rosen1und.
George W. ELLIS and Mae Sherman.
George Whitford and Martha Wad1ck.
Charles Bune and Ida Stackar.
David Bies and Thresea MORROW.
DEATHS
Dawes-Charles M. St. Barnabas hospital.
McGuire-Mary, 14o7 Fourth street s.
Th1el-Fritz j., 23OS Bryant avenue N.
Schneider-Gertrude, Cos Taylor street NE.
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LosT-A SMALL SCARF PIN OR sTIOKPIN;
sunburst Of pearls in design. Liberal reward
for return. 784 Guaranty building.
LosT-GENTLEMAN,s WATCH FOB, MARK
J. 3. D. CT: finder return to Hotel Hyser;
receive reward $40.
NIOKLE-PLATED MUSIC STAND WITH
leather case, 1925 Rose & saviers 48 9Th
st S.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS

AN INEXPENSIVE XMAS GIFT.
Tho Violet Ray, the light that makes your
picture at night All stttings made before
Dec. IS VIII insure holiday delivery Simplex
Mantellas So ner doz Have you seen them
The Violet Ray Studio, 2S5 Micollet av, corner
Washington. ~
PHOTOGRAPHS EAKE NICE XMAS GIFTa
Bring this ad and get Is per cent OIL - 80
SkaEe Bros, Dol NicoIlRt Az
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ADV. and DISTRIBUTING ACTS

CENTURY ADvERT1sING AND D1sTRBUT.
Ing CO., Century building, wall and fence ad-
vertising, bulletin boards, street car advertis-
ing, card and sign lacking, distributing. Real
estate signs made and put out. Telephone,
Main E2C-I9
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LOST, FOUND. REWARDS

LOST OR sroLEN-oNE BUNDLE OF rugs
from wagon route from, .Wazata to Minne-
apolis. about Nov. i. & Liberal reward. Ap-
ply J. r. Conklin & szonne Co., 115 Temple
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LOANS AND CHATTELs

WILLIAMS, 43A GUARANTY BUILDING
loans on furniture. pianos or any security;
large loans specially: terms to suit Dor.
rowers. Lowest prices. 2s 75
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property. Charges reasonable sos Globe bldr
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wANTED-AR LIGHTS, aoo-CANDLR
power. at cost Of Nc per hour; want live
agents. 22s Ceutuy bldg. zecntnd door.
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CALIFORNIA HOMES; bargains all distTiufA
Acres, $40 up. f. r. ThrasheE. N Z. Lila !
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WE HAVE A FEW UNCALLED FOR FUR
Jackets to be. closed out this week at. half
price. 913 Ntcollet av
A. REINER, FURs TO ORDER AND sKLFUL
repairing. 701 Hennepin av, corner 7th. Both
phones.
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AUTOMOBILES ANDBICYCLES
1904 WHITE, FULL EQUIPMENTS, McLUD.
ing canopy top, 81, 800 (owner purchased new
1905 White): 1904 Rambler, used SIX times
and headlight, 81 100; $3.50 Pierce electric. full
leather top. $3.50; new air cooled 1906 Imperial
Surrey with top 81 100; our new 1905 model
tE'' White car is now on exhibition. Haynes
Automobile Co.. "A 7th st S.
ROSEWOOD GUITAR; OUTFIT, MCLUDING
case, extra set Of strings and instruction book.
1896. Rose & SAVERS. 43 9Th st s.
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DYEING AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. SIG Nicouet.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work. 725 Hennepin e<. Both phones,
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FIRsT-CLAsS BOARD FOR ONE MAN, LIST Av
and 14th st. at reduced rates; give name and
address and will call. Address $780, Journal.