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THEY ALL GOT HIS MONEY

@ He saw the ad. In the pAper-8 IA.
How to raise hens witk success"
SO he sent along hts dollar. 85$
For 1t did not call for less,
In week he got the answer,
And the costly words were these:
Take EN- by the necks and lift EN-, ssss
Then you'll raise the hens with ease
How to make q good impression
Was the captivating line. 81. 5S
He noticed I'm magazine. h. n
or course, he liked to shine. #
So he sent along the trining fes
sa That little trick to knows: a5$
That schemer sent him this advice:
est In a pan OF dough a
''How to make . lot Of money
With honesty and ease, 2;1sE
Was the sort OF advertisement
That his honest heart did please u a
He sent O two-spot on to buy
The valuable hint, I'll Il 4.
And soon he got this wise reply:
&"Get appointed In the MIN.
"A ..certai IN cure tor drunkenness'' IA M.
Was advertised one day:
1T cost him only fifty cents:
E He sent along the pay IN {5i
And when he got the answer back
He was SURPRISED dLO@T ca Y - i
s"Just4takes the pledge and keep It,
4 Then oureecertatn to succeed"
2JsG sstiss' /, IL ii q
a.IIow to double your good money M
IN the course ofshalf year. ~
Ran the nd {, that in tho paper
Gave his heartsa chunk Of cheer,
Forst the tip he sent five dollars
And, he got back this reply:
"Fosd;I your bills, "A the notes IN creases
They'll be- doubled, to your eye"
ITO make a pudding without milk.
And shave tlit: richer. too,
Attracted his attention then; 5 lf5ii 4
Twas worthta dime. he knew;
He sent the cash and got the tip.
SO simple did 1T seam. M. Y,
The paper. only bore two words.
And they; were just -Use cream cream.
S"IIow to get rich Il big display
One morning caught his eye;
Full information for a "" III
The ''Bureau'' would supply.
They got his money-sad to tell
But 1t was poorly spent,
The answer was: Just work like hill,
And never spend cent.
Selected by AMANDA CoRDEs.
11O1 Grove Avenue. Richmond. Va.
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. OVER AND OVER.

cover and over, little lad. ,5i.l
Tho same thing over and over. 80 ~ AZ
SO sings the robin from his nest #
And buzzes the bee in tSe clover.
every spring build my nest,
Over and over. bringing
Tiny twigs and wee wisps OF straw.
Toling. dreaming and sinE!ns. /. n ii!
"Eyery day / search the flowers,
TO find the hidden treasure:
Over, and over. horne at night,
/ bring o'ertlowing measure, Si8
over ana over, every day,
The sun bursts forth IN glory.
over and over. soft. warm winds, U.s.
Whisper the same sweet story.
over and over, mother tolls.
And plans for one boys pleasure.
ever ana over. bears with him,
And gives love without measure.
So weary not, dear little lad.
But brayely do your duty
over and over. thea you'll find,
The world will bloom In beauty
selected by DANIEL w. DAVIS, JR..
9lo N, Seventh ST. Richmond "
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Riddles.

l. Where can happiness always be
found? # tlsy
q O. Why Is a coward like a leaky bar
rel? NJ
g. Why Is person with his eyes shut
like bad schoo!master?
I. What part OF a fish weights most? 4
s. s.. Why is an Umbrella like pam
cake?
sN What grows bigger the more you
contract it,.
q 4 why is sympathy like blind mans
MATILDA DAY.
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MY VISIT no MY AUNT.

One day mamma told me that could
go with her to visit my aunt. ! was
Very glad to 60, because ] knew | would
have nice time. When ! got there. tho
first one saw was Mary, my little
cousin. After We had been there y
while, Mary took me around to see her
pets, Tho first place We went was to-
see the dolls, then we want out In the
yard and IN aglttle pen I saw tko
beautiful white rabbits lney, had pink
eyes and .Mop] q come. to me and eat out
OF my hand, was very sorry when my
visit came TO an end.
Est II HIy
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THIS PAGE MADE For AND BY 7. q. G. c. MEMBERS.
A WORD OF CHEER
TOfOUR MEMBERS

Dear children OF the Club;
l am glad you arc to share with me
Tho pleasure Of reading such nice let-
tors as those written BY the Rhudy
Household Club members and by all oth-
ers who In puzzle, paint book contest,
story-making and otherwise have con-
tributed to render the page so bright and
clever. The T-D5 G. c. never more fully
Justified It's motto: Nothing succeeds
like SUCCESS" S 4,
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Answers for Last Week.

4 l. Supernatural power. 2. A game
stealer. 3. Jackets Of coarse Jeans. 4, a
long loose over garment for men. g.
Movement at the same time, 6. a ghost.
a phantom OF the Imagination 7. Adj
dressing 81 tin solemn manneS s.
Friendly tone. 8. He is delrous. TO-
Deputy II, Veterinary surgeon. -.
From the cxxx Psalm. ST
Questions.
1. Classify clause In paragraph No. i.
'e9ansey had not come home.
4 3, What does tho phrase "the next
morning" In paragraph No. 2 modify?
q III What kind OF a sentence Is that
Beginning, Tho heard etc, in para
!, what part Of speech Is that" in
paragraph No. 3, ass
S. Classify "a pretty good while as a
modlher. In paragraph No,
p 8, 4 What part OF speech is good day
In paragraph No.
! I. What is th--s meaning OF revelation"
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MY VISIT 10 AUNT CARRIE

One bright June morning I left the
city to visit my aunt who lived IN the
country. It did not take very long to
go. as she lived only fifty miles from tho
city Aunt and uncle met me at the:
station. and we had nice drive home.
Louise. my cousin, met US at tho gate
and was very glad to see me, Aunt lived
In large, brick house, with q beautiful
yard with all kinds OF pretty flowers
They also had an orchard with plenty
Of fruit, Next morning ! helped my
cousin feed the chickens. turkeys and
ducks. Louise had two pretty little white
ponies which enjoyed riding Very much
j was very green at first. but soon got
acquainted with all the country things
My visit came to an end too soon. but
mother wrote for me to come. Louise
and uncle carried Ve to tho station
kissed them goodbye and left the beau-
tiful country and Went back to my city
home.
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HALLOWEEN 81

Margaret yawned and looked at tho
clock, the hands Of which had Just
reached s.. N N
.."'Oh, my!" she said, how wish It
would hurry up and be half-past Z, so
the girls would come" Il, y
Just then the door opened. and old. Judy,
the cook. stuck her, black face in and said !:
Miss Margic. dem COOLERS O. YOUR I IS
done roastin." t.ai 5 5ss%
r. So, BY the time Margaret did the nuts:
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MINNIE AND WINNIE.

d. 3 ITa r.. . Z Z. Y :.
Minnie and Winnie
Slept in a shell.
Sleep, little ladies'
30 And they slept well.
Pink was the shell within,
Silver without:
Sounds OF the great SEA
Wandered about. NJ
Sleep, little ladies!
Wake not sooni 81 I.
Echo on echo
Dies to the moon. 8
Two bright stars
Peepd into the shell.
What are they. dreaming OFT
Who can tell?
Started green linnet t
Out OF the croft;
Wake, little ladies'
The sun Ia aloft.
Selected BY DANIEL w. DAVIS, JIi,.
No. 9l0 North Seventh ST., Richmond. Va.
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III para graph No. 8?
s. What force has mostly. In para
graph No. 6? ss{ e
c o. What Is the object OF the verb
."answered'' in paragraph No. :?
~. Ginssfy because as a part CT
speech IN paragraph No. 8.
II. What part OF speech Is "outy In
paragraph No. IL? Classify ito
IL. What does ANY more" in para
graph No. u modify7
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Conundrllns.

/. why Is ambition like weathercock?
2. What preserve would an egg name
II 1t could speak?
8. What Is the difference between q
school master and an engine driver? ~
a. Why arc railways like laundresses?
S, Which Is the most difficult train to
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Il Dear Editor.-I wish to become member
OF the Il. y. &C. Club. herewith en-
close you a drawing, which I hope Will
not be consigned to tho waste basket. II
you will send me a badge and accept mo
as member will do all can to mako
this page interesting. @
s Verystruly. your friend. I, y 35
s;; ANNIE B.. SEBREI,L
CORTLAND. Southampton county, Va.
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Dear Editor wrote not very long ago
but mover received q badge. but Will
try again. Enclosed you will find the
painted bird, for which I hope to win the
prize. Goodbye,
IN. MARGUERITE NJ. WATT.
Gloucest ter Va.
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WILL ToN1PK1Ns,
8Ht flI
Square.
Names a President.

Names a President.
Anglo-Cathol name " .5g 4. 4 . .t:s
Pertaining to numbers. ).
& email vermin TINT lies under stones.
V What the boatman said when he lost
his oar. Il.
A union. n
Behead once apd curtail twice will leave
q chain Of mountains.
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PUZZLE
DEPARTMENT..

Dear Mr.. Times Man:
When sisters prize carno ! cried be-
cause didn't get one, and Rob Roy
cried, too, and said when he got man
like daddy, he would make money and
buy him 'tblg stack" OF peck books.
I am going to answer the Questions about
"Silas Mariner and get a prize. too. l
will have to 60 down to Papa Futs; they
'phoned me they had ten little pigs Dad
ga IS going to buy four Of thembne for
sister. one for me- one for Rob Etoy and
Goodbye for this time,
b JIM TED RHUDY.
Independence, Va
Dear NIr. Times Man:
have been to school again. II YOU
should come here, know you would
want to gotto school to Miss Bertha, she
is SO pretty. She doesn't allow the other
children to talk out or eat apples IN
school, but she does mo-. and when tell
on me, she says, "Oh, let Rob Roy alone;
he Is n little fellow" But when l 60 to
my Alb, c. class, Miss Bertha puts her
arm around me and calls me her little
man and l will tell you my secret; !
haven't told anyone, Mr.. Times Man., ex-
cepts you and mamma. This Is what I mean
to 10 as soon rs get as big as daddy,
I am going to Mr.. Albert's livery stable,
and tell Sam 10 get horse and buggy
and drive me quick over to Elk Creek, to
Mr.. Deplss. 30 can ask him II may
have Miss Bertha. for my very own. cause
ing the, first day as soon as I get as big
ROB ROY RHUDy,
He5fta5s s5l5a' 'ftf5i4 ~ gf Independence Va.
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Dear Mr.. Times-Dispatch Man.
II want to thank you and thank you for
my lovely prize. i took it 70 school and
showed 1T to Miss Bertha She thought :!
wa S smart town SO nice a prize, and
when Miss Lizzie Fay canfo up to teach
m VI musicf- I showediit TO her, and she
thong ht.yous must be. q dear, kind man
to give little children 8 oh nice prizes and
would take my picture so / could send #
to you. isyVill YOU put ba by Ralph in The
Times-Dlspatch. too?"a If you will "a VII
Again !. thanking you for. my prize, l re-
main, our little friend.
go. MARY FULTON RHUDY..la
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PRIZE WINNERS
FOR LAST WEEK
pAlNr.HooK CONTEST.

* Hss'si
a. a. Lewis, No. 21A Boisservaln Avenus,
Norfolk, va.
OTHER WINNER
Mary crump Davis, Greenwood, Va.
Lucy q. Leaks, Petersburg, Va.
VIII Tompklns, No. SOC N. Tenth Street
CORRESPONDENTS AND CoNTRI9U-
TORS.
Anderson, Josie Kennedy. Louise
Alien r w Leake, Lucy
,,i..a. ca.a,.S "a Lechlsr, Reginald
1 = l'i'p' So''''to McCraw. L. II.
Bell. Walter May. Mary Warren
Balm. Edward Marcuse,' Alice r..
Childress. Rose Rh,dy. Rob Roy }
Cordes, Amanda Rhudy, Jim Ted
Crane, !rene Rhndy. Mary Z. s.: az
Davis, M. 9. Scott. Eleanor
Day. Matildk Sebrell. Annie B.. s39sSi
Davis D. W.saIr. z siedd. john
Garland. Ellen Tompkins. Will "a
Griggs. Geo. Irene watson. J. Wilbur
Harding, Berrice What, NJ. NJ.
ELK, Ellen Wharton. Oneida 4! a.
PAlNT.Book CONTESTANTS III
Cox, Virginia Leftwlch. II. II, S. N. Sss
Gardner. Pearl A. Lewis. a. 9. i.ss5
Hughes. Eta $780,. .oot ~ VIZ
Hughes. Warren walton, Anna : S.8
Johnson. g. G. Wesson, Julian
Leftwich, Lettie Watt. NJ. M .5sF an
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little drawing. which I soon hope to see
In your paper.
Yours truly
ry,o,,a,,,. ", - - .t-Y---S' - ~ z

AZ y popVl .
Yours truly.
Wavelly. Va. /.
Dear Mr. Editor:
Enclosed you vail find my photograph. 1
won u pltzo last summer for painting.
hope you will publish It. have been
going to school and haven't had time to
draw any. ! want to take painting les
sons next summer. t
read the Chldren's Page every week.
and enjoy It very much i,
am very much Interested in the Nc
CUE case. 45a sa.68E
enjoy reading Louise Kcnnedy's
stories. 49,
Your friend,
LOUISE HARRISON McCRAw.
AndersonNille, Va ,s
Dear Editor:
& I send YOU picture; hope II will get
the prize. School has opened and am
very glad. Please send me q badge.
Goodbye, your friend, t5
# CONNIE BISHOP.
BLACKSTONE Va
Dear Editor; ~ 4
I hope this will b worthy OF publish
ing, n& have not written anything for
the Children's Page for 4 long time, on
account CT having so many lessons to
study. and have not had time to write.
:. aIArILDA DAY. Il
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ROB ROY RHUDy.
Independence. Va.

Editor Times.Dispatch:
s will tell you about some little children
who came in here from Butte, Mont. They
had never seen running water and didn't
know what our rivers, creeks and
branches were. Their names are Stanley.
Bryant and Ruth Cornett. They had
never seen q horse, q mule OF an OK, and
when they saw SONG oxen yoked together
they said, why do they have that stick
across their necks?" They came to their
grandmother's, and Glenn. sowe wheat
wheat grass seed and fertilizer In the
drill. The children didn't know what,lt
was and sowed the wheat all out over the
barn lot, then went to the granary and
sport. When Glenn came home ne took
up a { bushel Of wheat, but he didn't tell
their grandma. al s!S Yours truly,
& A. JOSIE AND ER6ON. 81
5000. l3s 80. .5lE Ind ependence8 Va. q.
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BY AMANDA CORDEs, e
11M Grove Avenue. Richmond, Va.
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called THE ae' ches fnu Sur. hope Pc i
will be accepted. g The picture is a Dough
from chestnut, tree.
ftt Y our member. IL "a
8 LOUISE KENNEDY.
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THIS WEEKS PUZZLES.
y
Cube.
WILL TOMPKINs.
Diamond.

diamond.
y A letter. x 55E5 tssSFss5
4 monkey Of South America.
To retard.
To point in a certain way.
Prejudiced. 4 ST.
4 Engraved. Is 81
Entices (obs).
!. Spent. "a S5.s +
A letter. .5s
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Dear lEEdHt tor: llE9I7 y "a - . 4I334
llavn't written to you for a good while,
but thought ] would draw you a picture.
enjoy reading the work Of the mem-!
bers. and hope this picture will be pub,
ished.S
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letter,

~ ne ICCTs,f.s
Procured. 81 Il Vi
Authorization Of 2 proper :! name.
A seizure.
A medley.
Crane files. 4
A town in Arabia.
Before
A letter. zs "
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Editor OF Tho Times Dispatch:
.t Dear Slr.--Enclosed find story which
r have written for your paper, ana hope
It will be considered good enough to pub
llsh. i, Yours truly,
Petersburg Va.
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WILL TOMPKINs, I,
No. GOO North Tenth Street.
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up In their pretty. green and blue and
pink tissue paper bags and tied them
with narrow ribbons, Mrs. Massie, her
mother, was calling her to come and
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LETTERS FROM
THE CHILDREN.
Answers to Authorizations.

II u
1. The patient lis very Ill. Il
q. That looks as II 1t came out Of
1 the Ark.
+ 8. You Kan do 1t all right.
1. They arc In a solid MISS
s. You can Wash with water.
8. Give 1t to Mo.
Z. My Penn Is very bad.
s. The clock struck Tenn
8. The minister gave out tho Tex.
TO-. Miss MINI is vet very young.
M II. Give ma gone "Mo" OF that candy.
,&'12. o! my hat is gone.
49,. Gold and silver Or even btass II
used to make our money.
JAMES SCOTT,
E I1owardsville, Va
A Floral Puzzle.
1. Lily is a smell girl. IN. Z
2. She is Daisy.
8. He struck at him with Golden-.
rod.
s. The rooster crew at Four O'CLOCK.
Ii s.. Ha Is d Dandelion. rs i, ~
8. She drew the Butter Cup to his
lip.
4. They were busy playing SNOWFALL.
& 8. He then up, and Aster, but was
refused by Poppy
9. He died in the reign Of George the
fourth. q Z
Il 10. There was beggar named Rag
ged Robin.
II, When they parted he said, For
get me not"
IL. The best man at the marriage
was Aarechal Nell. @ "a
JAMES P. SCOTT,
q. Howardsvllle, Va.
Acrostics.
!. ! S Ees.'
5l. Floyd. Va.
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Editor OF n. d. g. c.; S.7{a ~ y,
+ Dear Sir,-- Enclosed I send the story OF.
King Arthur AS nearly every child has
heard 4 something OF Arthur and his
Round Table, I thought they would IKE
to read the whole .atoryaH In fact, think
send in some stories taken from history
or lierature 1t would not only be interest
ing, but very helpful and beneficial to the
other. members sof the club. ! hope you
will like It.
& Sincerely. your friend; =. 4
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cerely, your friend.
J. WILBUR WATSON. y
Chatham, Pitts. county, Va

Enclosed you will find a story which
would like very much II you will publish
it, hope It Is not too long remain
your little T. D. C. C.. m emIber.
ONEIDA WHARTON,
a p. City.
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a. q. Lewis. No. 214 Holsservaln Avenue,
Norfolk, Va.
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Editor Of IT. ID. C. g, Page:
Dear lldltor-I should like 70 become
member OF your club. Please lind enclo Cd
an Illustrated story called 'Margarets
tlIalloween.H hope you Will think y
worth publishing. Yours truly, ~.
S Greenwood Depot, Va. Il
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REGINALD LEDLER.
Z Is Il City.
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Dear Editor:
b Thei nice little present Wasyrecieved a
few days ago and ] write to express my
You b sn no idea how pleased was to
fWiI. the prize and to find Sout T that my
story was appreciated. I do not send q
photograph. as you have alreadysprinted
one q Few months q go. Enclosed find q
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Gear Editor:
F3 would like to join the n. p, g. G.
iISindlylenroll me as N member, and send
ma a badge, send in my letter a draw !
hope you viii publish II. ] have been
am your little friend.
-----sALlCll II. MARCuSl1
w 1900 taL.--s $3.50 il..l1N- .a1- ~ City. .
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-wILL TOMPKINs.
III T. a.. li,a
Diamond n
ion Of q proper. name.

4,
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IL. "Pshnw! It's time you'd done
with foolerles. See II you can't turn
over a new leaf That's what man
must do when he thinks o'.marrying.
Tell them to get my horse saddled. And
look II out and get that hack OF Dllnsey's
sold. And II you know where he's
sneaking you may tell him to spare him.
self the journey OF coming back home
He stan't hang on mo - my more.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-19
Few of the Branch Offices Where Ads Are Recevedfor
"The Globes Paying Wants.

B. A. TREAT. 442 Broadway
p. H. INCIDENTS, 472 Wabasha.
M. S. COURTNEY, 478 Wabasha.
w. e. LOWE, Prescription Pharmacist,
corner Twelfth and Robert streets.
J. A. .BATTO, Druggist, 300 Jackson
street.
"A. H. 4soNNEN. Druggist, 574 Rice
street.
L. H. LUEDERS. Pharmacist. S79 Rice.
WALTER NELSON, Druggist, 2S4 Rice,
corner Summit.
WALTER NELSON. Druggist. ss6 Rice
street
WALTER NELSON, Druggist, University
avenue and Rice street.
DIR. MARKS, Pharmacy, 11S S. Wabasha.
HALL & KRAFT, Druggists, 42S s. Wa
basha.
HANS MADISON, Druggist, 1856 Concord.
ECLIPSE DRUG STORE. 113 S. Robert.
G. A. WOLFRUM, Druggist, 572 Kent.
D. G. KSSEL, Druggist, SCI Thomas.
S. LUEDERS, Druggist. Front and Gaul-
tier streets.
A. L. WOoLSEY. Druggist, 3O1 N. Prior.
F. A. HoLCoMB, Druggist, s54 Payne
CENTRAL PHARMACY, Tenth and Wa
basha.
EDMUND J; FUCHS, Druggist, 1893 East
Seventh.
E. E. KEEPER, Druggist, $50 South Rob
ert.
G. F. UMLAND. Druggist. AL University
avenue.
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CONGER BROS, Druggists, Selby ave
nue., corner St Adams. 49S Seiby
avenue and $40 University avenue.
CAMPBELL BROS. selby and Victoria.
S. H. REEVES, Druggist, Seven Corners.
L. ]. ABERWALD. Druggist, Cor. Rice
and Iglehart.
STRAIGHT BROS, Druggists Rondo
and Grotto streets.
SEVER WESLEY, Druggist, Maria ave-
nue. and East Third street.
w A. FROST & CO., Druggists. Seiby
and Western avenues.
RIETZKE & CO.. Druggists, Selby and
Western avenues.
A. & G. SCHUMACHER, Druggists, 4S0
West Seventh street.
J. W. NELSON, Dale and University.
c. T. HELLER, Colonnade. st. Peter and
Tenth streets.
c. F. RUTHERFORD. st. Peter and
Fourth streets.
J. P. JELINEK & CO., s61 West Sew
enth street.
w. K. COLLIER. East Seventh street.
corner Sibley
"A. A. CAMPBELL, Louis and Rondo
streets.
H. L. MCALL 4S3 Broadway.
pREIS PHARMACY, corner Ninth ana
ST Peter streets.
GEORGE c. DAVENPORT & CO., 1913
East Seventh street
II. w. DICKMAN,. Druggist, $50 East
Seventh street, corner Beech.
JOHN BODIN & CO., 8S1 Payne avenue
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
PROPOSALS
For the Furnishing of Materials for and
the Construction of an Eight Room Ad
dillon to the Douglas School,
st. Paul, Mimi, March

st. Paul, Mimi, March 5, 1904.
Notice is hereby. given that sealed pro-
posals will be received at the office of the
Mayor of the City of st. Paul, in the
County of Ramsey and State of Minnesota,
in the City Hall and Court House Build
ing, in said city, up to the hour Of eleven
clock a. m. on Saturday, the 10Th day
materials and the construction of an eight
room addition to the Douglas school, To-
Gated on lots 1, 2, g. 4, and 6, block s.,
Banning and DIVERS Addition to West
st. Paul. and lots II and II, block II,
Dawson's Addition.
Plans and specifications are on file with
the Secretary of the Board of School In
Speetors, room 80, City Hall and Court
House, in the City of ST. Paul, and at the
Builders Exchange.
All proposals as aforesaid must be pre-
sented at the Office of the Mayor, as here
inbefore suggested, at or before the time
mentioned. securely sealed and marked
Proposals"
All bids or proposals must be accom-
panied with bond to the amount of at
least twenty (20) per cent of the amount
bid, or certified check of ten G0) per
cent of said amount, and payable to Otto
Bremen, City Treasurer, as security for
the due and proper execution of the neces-
sary contract if the bid is accepted, and
no bid will be considered unless So &C
companied either by bond or certified
check as above suggested.
The right is hereby reserved, for good
and sufficient reasons, to reject any or
all bids SO submitted and received.
ROBERT A. SMITH,
Mayor.
o. E. HOLMAN,
President Board of School Inspectors.
March 5-12-19-19043t