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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-23
Crops. Gizzards and stomachs

Insects are oddly constructed atoms
OF animated nature, as a rule, and it
depends altogether on the species as
TO internal makeup. In bees the crop
is called the honey bag" Insects with
mandibles usually have modified
form Of the ''gizzard' so typical in the
common barnyard fowl. In some cases
this miniature "giZzard" is a perfect
wonder shop. its inner surface being
provided with pads covered with
horns and 'bristles" in great profu-
sion. The grasshopper's ''gizzard" is
lined with innumerable rows of teeth,
very minute. of course, but well devel-
oped, true teeth, nevertheless. The
same may he said of crickets and other
insects Of that ilk.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

INTENDING 20 discontinue farming / will
4 sell at public auction at my home. miles
east IF BerryVille. and one mile north of the
Bcrryville Turnpike,
on tt ESDAN. MARCH -. 1904.
the following valuable personal property.
- Head Of Horses and Colts. viz. "a
( No. I work horses. four of which are fine.
Young brood mares all I'M foal, and fine
coach horse. : years old. - colts year old
q heavy draft and Of riding stock
III HEAD OF CATTLE of which are
l - registered Shorthorn Durham Bulls. /
rising three years old. and one six months
3 good milch COWS two Of which Will De
fresh by day of sale or shortly after > year
ling stecr> and . fine calves of various ages
Two NowS. with seven pigs by her side.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS l four-horsc
Wagon and bed. good Mccormick Binder.
has cat but three crops, RiCkford 4 HUH
man grain drills. one i'm firSt-claSS repair
! good lever springtOoth harrow. I square
harrow. I corn harrow. wheat fan. barShcar
pillow. shovel plowS, ! good double cultiva-
tor Champion Mower. I'm good order set
oi Blacksmith Tools, Horse Rake Harness
Tor four horses IN firSt-claSs condition sew
cral sets Of pillow harness, breast chains, butt
chains, Sprcaders. single double and triple
trees. I good log chain. log rope forks. Shov-
els. I Dayton wagon with set Of new wheels
and many other articles o. be found ON a
farm.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums Of ten dol
lars and under cash required on all sums Of
over ten dollars "a credit of nine months Will
Zoe given. The purchaser CD give negotiable
note payable $40 the Bank OF Clarke County
and satisfactorily endorsed. No property 10
hc removed until terms are complied with
lets f. L. DORSEY
Hchehower a West. Auctionecrs.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-23

INTENDING TO discontinue farming / will
4 sell at public auction at my home. miles
east If Berryville and one mile north Of the
Hprr,-Nf'lc Turuuilc
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-23
Public Sale Of Personal Property.

The undersigned, Administrator Of John
J.. kerfOot. deceased, will ON
FRIDAY, MARCH % 1904.
a, the late residence of the said John f..
kerioot, near stone Bridge in Clarke County
Va, beginning az 10 o'clock a. NJ. offer for
sale al public auction the following personal
property, tO-wit.
9 HORSES DRAFT RIDING AND
DRIVING, t WEARING COLTS. two of
them 10y thoroughbred horses: ! Bull 3
iull-blooded Jersey Cows, NearlingS. I
Calf ! Run-abour . Brown Cultivat0rs. /
Grain Drill ] double Corn Planter I Rid
ing Culuyator; ! Disk Grain Drill. 1 SpriDi,-
wagon; Farm Wagons; ! Wheat Fan: ]
Cutting-box, ] Corn Shelter: I set of double
carnage Harness l Mower ! Horse Rake:
$ Sprlng-tOoth HarrOws; 4 Oliver Chilled
Flows: set Jersey Harness NEARLY new. j
SCI 81 breechng Harness, ! set lead-gear.
10 Horse Collars; sets Single Harness: /
land-rolier; Mccormick Binders; 40 head
of Hogs and Pigs 81 EWES AND THEIR
INCREASE; > FINE THOROUGHBRED
BUCKS; about 1 tons of Hav. I Sleigh.
Sleigh Bells, l Riding Saddle: large ouan-
uty OF Bacon, about 300 pounds of Lard: !
Churn; l5 PlOwS, single and double. ] LOG
Chaln; Farm Bell; lot of HOU SEHOLD
GOODS, consisting in part If, two Feather
1edS ana Pillows > Bureaus, Ward robe .
Bed-Steads; Bowl and Pitcher: 2WaShstapds
hat-rack; 3 Sofas, Clocks; ] pair of And
irons lot Of Glassware; 3 safes > Stands.
Chairs; / Kitchen Table; lot of Jugs. Jar,
ana cans, and various other articles too mum
erOuS 10 mention.
Also at the same time there Will be of
Tered the growing crop of Wheat ON the
home farm, supposed 10 cOVera about 50acre,
anu lhe renters share of wheat put ont by
;he cecedent ON the farm of Il. H. Weir. sup
posed To cover about ~ acres. the purchaStI
70 cut, thresh and deliver said wheat.
Also The timber right on about 35 acres of
land belonging 10 John f. Sewers Eso
Al the same time and place and on the
same terms, the following individual -,
eTty of the undersigned Will b.. Offered H.,
sale. ''
line Work Mare; Cow and Calf two
horse surrey nearly new; Hogs. Sow and
ilgS; 2StoNes Cooking Stove: > Chairs.
Rocking Chairs; ! set Bed Spring. 3 sinol
Mattresses, double Mattresses. / douhI,
Bed-Siead; single Bed-Stcad: / Feather Rcd
pair of Scales: l Side-saddlc: ! set Sinol
Harness Book Case and Desk combined
] Lounge; l Fowl and Pitcher: ] Sausag
Grinder, etc.
IkkMS-On all sums of $40 CASH. N,
purchase above that amount. a negotisbl
NOTE, at six months PAYABLE at the From
Royal National Bank, Front Royal. Va
with approved security, will be accented
No property TO be removed from the prem
Uses until the tefmS ofsale are complied with
SlBNL l.. KERFOOT, Admrx..
ids. of Jno + Kerfoot, decd.
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Fresh Stock of Groceries,

and have opened up my New Store in the
Helvestine Building. (formeriv occnnied nv
Mr.. VanDeventer), where l asked NV old
customers and the public in general to call
ana assure them that they win be given sat
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-23

The undersigned, Administrator Of John
:. kerfoot, deceased, Will. on
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-23

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If IL fails 10 cure.
+. W. Groves signature Is on each box. pc
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-03-23
Little Locals

Circuit Court next Monday.
Read the Kcrfoo, sale advertisement
on this page
Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock and
Lcghorn Eggs for sale. 30 cents for 10
eggs w. :. Dix 2-6w
Roe Shad. Berryville supply Co.
For Sale-Five head of yearling cat
tie. mostly steers. Also one young Dur
ham bull Six miles west of Berryville,
on Senscnncy road. c. II. Setback.
Rev. ID. II. Scanlon attended the ses-
sion of Winchester Presbyiery in Mar
tiusburg last week.
Full line Of ready mixed paints. oils,
turpontine. lead NJ Pulliam n Son
Fresh Cow For sale; calf by her side:
half Jersey, and fine mixer Apply
TO Burwen Mcclure eff
Nj John II. Shackleford is suffering
from badly bruised limb, the result Of
blow from a glancing az.
Farming implements. binders, Irvine.
cultivators. etc. VI. Pulliam X Son.
Mr. J. W. Marks is laid ZIP from the
effects of brd fall
Potomac Herring. Berryvile supply
Co
Harry Waller, The Modern samson.
has returned from his western tour.
HARPER Whiskey is liquid music
bottled poetry, ripe. mellow. Refreshing
and delicious, SOLD BY F. y Castle
man, Berryville, Va.
Now is the time to have your house
painted. Can on NJ. Pulliam x Son.
Misses Agnes and Annie Caster. Lottie
Little and Nellie Burlington, of Shep-
herdstown. have returned home after a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Rioamore.
See the ad Of W. Il. Rissler X Co. on
this page.
Mr.. W. II. Lane, of Shepherdstown.
has been here on business for several
days
Champion farming machinery. The
reliable kind. NJ Pulliam Il Son.
If its a bilious attack. take Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets and a
quick recovery is certain. For sale by
!. c. Avis Druggist.
Master Harry Gaver is considerably
improved He has had severe attack
of typhoid fever, and the entire com
munity will be glad TO hear Of hi~ COM
plete recovery.
Violet. the infant child of Mr. and
Mrs :. a. Grim, died last week
When YOU need farming implements
call on NJ. Pulliam X Son. They sell
the reliable Champion machinery. the
kind that always gives satisfaction
Hon. y. Moore, Jr., has returned from
a business trip to the southwestern part
of the State.
Mr.. Harry Hardesty has returned
from a visit TO his sister. Mrs. Blanche
Decker, at Wayhesboro, Va
wish TO rent my farm OF a9O acres
for moneyed rent. For further infor-
nation apply TO Mrs. Jane +. Dearmoni
Boyce, Clarke County, Va 2tf
Eggs for Matching from prize-winninc
Barred Plymouth Rocks, same as we use
ourselves. Guaranteed. 1925 for 10.
W. L. Elsea. Berryville, va. % 80
Wanted to rent a comfortable and eli
gible dwelling house, 4 TO g rooms. with
water and usual conyeniences, garden.
etc. Apply TO the Courier.
For Sale-House and lot adjoining
residence of p. Mccormick. Fourrooms
small outbuildiugs. Good garden with
fruit trees. This is bargain For terms
etc, apply toJ. w. Marks, Berryville, Va.
- SIN.
Wanted to Rent-A small house in
town or county with large yard; house
to have four bed rooms, two sitting
rooms and Kitchen Address. with des-
cripiion and location, p. O. Box lbs.
Berryvillc, Va.
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UNDERTAKES and EMBALMERS

AZ the solicitation of many customers I'm the
southern part Of Jefferson County and in
Clarke County We take this method of i'm
forming the purchasing public In Clarke
County that We carry the largest assortment
OF an hluds of
FlRNlrl RE, CARPETS. MATrINGS.
OIL CLOTHS. LlNOLEUMS.
WASHING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES
in the County. and we offer them 40 very
reasonable prices
OUR UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT
II up-to-iatc. Emhalming done az all hours
and in the most modern manner We can
Toe reached day or night by Telephone. We
carry "a complete line Of Collins and Baskets.
both in Black and White Metallic Caskots
and Burial Robes All of the above I'm stock
FOR our customers 90 select from We make
no extra charge for any reasonable distance.
Our aim is 90 give our personal attention and
perfect Sati -flpfipn
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Funeral Directors
and EmbalmeTS
Public Sale

sale
THE Audlcy Farm. which had rented.
L having been sold and being heavily over
stocked viii sell withogt reserve az public
sale the following valuable personal prop
crty. at my residence two miles east 90 BCr-
ryvilc, on Thursday. March -. 1904.
II head of Horses n .., Of five
Draft Horses. among which are four marc..
three Of which are in ioal and 90 No. I quail
ltN, . head Of ColtS-Cousistiuc of one Swear
old. two --yCarS-old. heavy dra.r. and -
NcarlnE> p plight harness mares. well broken.
one az which is good Saidlcr and believed
/ % Toe ia ioal lay Lindsey Is Norou>' Kentucky
stallion.
80 head of Cattle, on5is - Of .. =
three-year old Steers. $ head OF Hcifer>. two
and thrce-ycar-old. some OF which viii short
~ oe fresh. Mich Cows. one of which nov
has calf 10y her side and the other will be
fresh by day of sale. ! Durham Buu.
Is head of Hogs 9Pn,i a. Of IL
about 80 los, g Brood Sov-s With pigs al thor
sides. ] Poland China Boar
Farming Implements Nc, Mcc SIi
only used one season. Dccriug Binder.
bickiord Huffman Wheat Drill ] Buck
eve wheat Drill. 7 douhlc-chcck Black Hawk
Planter. as good as new. q two-hor~c oliver
Chilled Plow; HooSicr Corn Planters. Z
Mccormick Mower ] ~Tringtooth Harrow.
: two-horsc Wagons and bed. I dnuhlc-scat
Phacton, ] Carriage Pole ] double set OF
Harness. I stick Wagon - Set~ single Har-
ness; Riding saddles ana many other
articles found on wcl-Stockcd farm.
TERMS.-Al sums of ten dollars and un-
der cash; on all sums over ten dollars a
credit ot ninc months, the purchaser To- give
ncgouoblc note bearing interest from date
satisfactorily endorsed, and payable az the
Bank OF Clarke County. NJ property to.bc
removed Nntl terms are complied with
". vs.. SMALLWOOD
Heiiiehower & West. Auctiouccrs
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His UnenNinhle PIinh.

so Smuthers finds himself between
the devil and the deep sea, does HEP"
well, il amounts to the same thing.
He's between an empty furnace and an
unpaid coal bin."-Cincinnati Times
Star
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-07

ifsthe writer Of this article only had the
power to make his argument as convincing
as the facts surely warrant, there would
not be cod-liver oil enough in the world to
supply even the demands OF children. let
alone adulta For does not the following
letter apply to every child ON earth at one
period or another Of its growth?
SO Morningside Az. New York City,
December z, 1908.
Dear Sirs: am very glad to give state
ment about my little daughter. She had
been a healthy child up to short time ago.
when we noticed her appetite was not as
good as 1t had been, and she did not seem
60 full OF life and animation She lost some
1esh and then began to cough; she probably
took cold at the outset. But at any rate, the
cough hung on and seemed 10 pull her down
some more. Finally. decided to give the
child Ozomulsfon. DO not believe In giving
patent. medicines, but OEomulsion seemed to
be Different from the ordinary advertised
remedies, and soon noticed the benefits the
child was deriving from this preparation.
It seemed to be just what she needed, for
the cough was quickly cured. her appetite
became very much better and her health I'M
proved In every way.
do not see how a remedy could be better
adapted to the needs Of growing children
than Ozomulsion. They like the taste Of
1t and 1t certainly does them a great deal
Of good.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) Mrs. Walter Heninger.
!. Can anybody in the world tell why it is
that all Of sudden, like a thunderbolt out
Of clear sky, the mother or father realizes
that the health Of their child is beginning
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MARION HENihoER.

to faSl3 The child has seemed all right here
tofore, but now the appetite is not as good AZ
1t was. This Is the beginning. Loss OF
flesh naturally follows with pale cheeks, and
soon the languishing body is just right Tor q
chronic cough or anaemia, or almost any more
serious ailment.
Sometimes the weakened system drifts into
one disease, sometimes into another, but what
we would emphasize II that the starting
point is lowered state Of vitality shown
by the failing appetite and loss of flesh.
Now, when you realize that your child
needs the nourishing properties Of ood-liver
oil to regain its lost vigor and strength,
what do you think is the best plan--to pur-
chase an inferior emulsion or the best emul-
sion?
OF course, you will give the child an emul-
sion, for almost everybody knows now that
this is the best form in which to administer
the oil. It makes the oil palatable and easy
Of digestion.
By all means get the best emulsion money
can buy for that delicate child. Don't be
the next thing to lunatic when your own
child's health Is at stake. Get Ozomulsion
and feel safe.
Ozomulsion is the best emulsion Of cod
liver oil in the world. 1t is a great improve
ment over the old-fashfoned emulsions, being
made by a much improved process, and Is
as much their superior as the locomotive jig
superior to the stage coach. The world
moyes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-07
CASTING ABOUT
FOR GOOD MEN
DEMOCRATS PICKING CANDI-
DATES FOR STATE DELEGATES.
Brynjolfsen, Chairman, Can Represent
the State at Large IL He will
State Convention Will Not Be Called
Until the Republicans Take the
Initiative.

Special to Tho Journal.
Grand Forks. N. d., March -
Much interest is being manifested in
the coming state convention Of the
democrats. The call is already pre-
pared. and all that is lacking is the
ly the convention will be held in this
city or in Fargo. with the chances
favorable to Grand Forks. A few
democrats held q ting here to-day
and decided to wait until the repIb-
loans had announced the date and
delegates to the national convention
are to be elected.
Among the men mentioned In the
newspapers for delegates to st. Louis
are Messrs. Helm and Rittenhouse Of
Richland county. Both have been
brought out by the Wahpeton Globe.
which is republican paper. Ritten-
house seems to stand the better show.
Seven delegates and one delegate at
| large are to be selected, and one will
be chosen from each judicial district.
For delegate at large, B. S. Bryn-
jolfson Of this city, chairman Of the
democratic state central committee, Is
favorably spoken of, and it Is likely
that he can have the place for the ask
ing. Mayor Roach of Minot Is spok-
en- Of as a strong possibility in the
Bottineau-Minot district. Banker
i
Of representing his district.
@. Claus of Jamestown seems to be
! the choice for the Jamestown district,
and John Burke OF Devils Lake will
probably represent his district. The
Bismarck district has not yet been
heard from.
A little fight may be precipitated in
the Cass county delegation. j. B.
Baton is spoken Of, but the powers
that he favor Attorney Hildreths. and
the chances are that the power will
have their way.
Nothing is being said about silver,
for it is not an issue. The issue over
all others pertains to trusts, and dem
ocrats of North Dakota will wage their
campaign upon it.
| Several leading democrats have
gone on record and most Of them are
for Congressman Hearst of New York.
j. b. Eaton of Fargo believes that
Parker should be the man.
The Grafton News and Times desires
to see the ticket headed by Miles, with
Hearst for second place. The leading
democratic daily, the Plaindealer, has
not yet announced It's choice, but it is
understood that it is favorable to
Hearst.
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MERRIAM PARK

Mrs. George Williamson and her sister,
Mrs. Willis Deming Of Memphis Tenn. re-
turned Wednesday from months visit
at Morris, Willmar and Benson. MINI.
Mrs. George Williston Of Red Wing Is
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins.
The Cosmopolitan club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell Papers were given on ''The War
Of the Roses and ''Bosworth Field
Mr.. and Mrs Barwise of Carroll street
gave masquerade dancing party satur-
| day evening in honor Of their children,
Grace and Guy Barwise.
The Merriam Park Study class met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Allen Ter Bush. Mrs. Richards gave a
paper on 1.-THE German Emperor; Mrs.
Robertson, ''Von Moltke and Prince Bis
marck''; Mrs. Martha Wells, '"rhe German
Government"
Mrs. Hammond is entertaining friends
from California.
The Souvenir Euchre club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
| Mrs. Koerner in Carroll street. Favors
were won by Mines. Frank Matson, Will
liams and Reese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wallis, with DR..
Beckley Of Marshall avenue, have re-
turned from a visit to relatives at Lake
City, MINI.
Mrs. Archibald Coleman, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. E. B. Northrup,
has returned to Chicago.
| Mrs. Charles Erwin Of Iyndhurst ave-
nue. has returned from a two months
visit In southern Minnesota and Iowa.
| Mrs. Chapman of Hartland, Wis, was
the guest Of Mrs. John A. Hartigan the
1 first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Morton have re-
turned from New York.
Miss Lillian Elliss has returned from a
visit in Baraboo, Wis.
Mrs. TT. Campbell is entertaining Mrs.
Jones Of Sioux Falls, s.. d.
Mrs. r. l.. Wiseman has returned to
Pine City.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.. Jones have re-
| turned to Sanborn N. D.
Rev. w. p. Ten Brock will! give one Of
the series Of lectures on 1.-THE Book OF
/ Revelations Friday evening, in st.
/ Marys Episcopal church
Mr.. and Mrs. e. III. Murray have gone
to California.
The Episcopal ladies will have q sale ID
fancy work early in April.
Mrs. Charles Dixon has returned from
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Frank Dufresne will entertain the
Evening Cinch club Monday.
The Merriam Park Woman's club viii
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Por-
ter Eastman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-07
Free Sample Bottle

Z II your druggist does not keep Ozomulsion
in stock, he can easily order 1t for you; or
If you desire small sample to see what it
Is like, you can obtain the same by mention
ing the name of this paper in which you
read this advertisement and sending your
name and address to the OZOMULSION CO..
90 Pine st. New York city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-07
BOTH SIDES OF IT.

CnlCaSO news
''There's humorous well serious side
to everything" remarked the home grown phi
losopher.
.'Pray elucidate," said the dense party.
,''Wen, take banana peel, for example, /" con-
tinued tho wisdom dispenser.at.1 other fellow
who steps on It sees the, serious side and you
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Two Daily Transcontinental Ira

Two Daily Transcontinental Trains.
The Northern Pacific now has ex-
cursiOn rates for all.
The Homeseekers' round trip tick
cts will be sold March 18th. April 9Th
and 18th. a
The settlers one way tickets, every
the colonist one way tickets on sale
during March and April.
All important points in the west are
reached by the Northern Pacific. Do
not fail to call at the City Ticket
Office, No. 10 Nicollet House, before
Arranging for your tickets.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-07

Miss Laura Drake Gill. dean Of Bar
nard college, has been appointed ad-
wiser to women graduate students Of
by Columbia trustees about a year aao.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-07

AUTOMOBILES
WE ARE NORTHWESTERN AGENTS FOR
the White Steam Touring Car. Send for
white Bulletin" giving Webb Jays expert
ence in New York-Pittsburg endurance run.
For sale-One secondhand Haynes Apperson,
good condition. Also Waverly electric and
Holly gasolene runabout, almost new We are
closing out our bicycle stock at cost.
Haynes Automobile Co., Successors to Haynes
Cycle Co.. 627 First av 8.
FOR sALE-KNox 1908 AUTOMOBILE, EN-
tirely overhauled, rehtted and reprinted Tires
newly covered; practically good as new; 5000
takes it. Strong Automobile Co., 249 Sd
FOR sALE-RAMBLER AUTOMOBILE 1902;
new engine, carburette, gasoline tank, brass
headlights, $3.50 cash or $500 monthly pay
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

suPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC. PERMA.
nently removed by electricity. Miss Hnllister,
I7-S8 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-07

CASH m ANY xXoUNT,
d Dens Let 4. ni.issd you Get
'o'' l'l'ole pl1 s1L = RfEnsw money on
HoosSHq FtpN EuHsRslruRn.
without removal. for the longest time and On
easy weekly OF monthly payments. Each pay
m aS REDUCES the debt. Quick, private and CON
MINNEAPOLIS R 4ee s.s g1s yase ~. ccMRANz
81 ofn e s s:ftssi (. E SVssl sSs.
BUYERS OF REAL ESTATE OR BUILDERS
Of houses desiring loan to complete pur-
chase Of land q payment on building, can
THohFb' xSSk9 9egpE BUfLS1sa.
Interest rates from tx to . per cent.
ABOUT $4,000 WORTH LAND CONTRACTS At
three years; wifi discount to net purchaser 10
per cent; security good. Address s9sS. Jour-
HONEY LOANED s1LARIED PEOPLE, RE.
eiDsi Cities. Ton.n sac New york Lie bia9
HAVE a FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS
which desire to loan on well-improved farm,
Send applications to s741, Journal.
3. d. CONE 4 co., b17 Guaranty bldg., have on
hand to loan on improved property, 81, 900,
81. 300. $4,000. $500. So. 500: lowest rates.
FOR sALE-25' SHARES TWIN CITY TELE-
phone CO. per cent preferred stock. Ad.
dress S67s, Journal.
FOR sALE-26 SHARES DAYTON DRY GOODS
Co. per cent preferred stock. Address S27S,
= Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN; Easy TERMS; Low
rates. David p. Jones 4 Co.. Bank Commerce.
MORTGAGE LOANs-Rates low; any sums; Nd
delay, See us sure. Gale Co., N. Y. Life
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, No
delay. Thayer Gale. 21S N. Y. Life bldg
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT, LoANf
made L. P. VanNorman, 416 Andrus building
WE LOAN ON OTTY REAL ESTATE AT Low:
ct rates. Nicksls & Smith. I'll Nicollet ~.
MONEY 70 LOAN PRIVATELY, ON ao0T
security. 81. N. Bradbury, sos N. Y. Life.
MONEY TO LOAN UPON CITY AND FARX
property. Barnes Bros. 200 Oneida block.