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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11
Bic grancnbaitc 9ataitropbe in
Wlbanij.
Grci5cbn 2eiden gefunoen uno etfpo
6luon3ig nod inter Grilmmeru
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Den &ninen oeS gelteru eingcltiir5ten
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gen, ibre 9eglcitcrin milroc olld mt.
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bon Den Ternnglildien, Ole nod in
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Wltternod)l aus Den Huinen gebradt
lprroen, ole inter Der 8llht Der
5rilmmerlolt lfrcdlid perItiimmclt
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,tbagtg wt $tOOqeen belFueytGpber

Die Stnot8 Steuetbeboroe bof Die
SteitereiniddBung oitf' ''$2,500.0O0
feItgeiest, uno Die 9obn bdlt audi
oteie Summe nod fir SIT bod uno
bot bos 8Gbr.Gigentbum olS gobn.
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5oblen miir6e; bic StaOt bat ooge9en
appelirt unb am Is. September ioa
Die AppeQotion entid)ieoen neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-11

ipeldeS lie eertilateny ,Hadt Den Wit'
glieoern oae G6re oh ibrcr 2%eiitungS.
f1bigfeit in cltlinaril6en @eniilIen.
I~Qcrbdno SpieIe lpuroen pcranltoI-
tet, ionic ollh ein @ettrlloerrt. 9ci
2estercm liegten s. $. Sober itllo s.
SopfinS. ltnter ben InipeienOen be.
ianoen lid: Suprem : SefretGr g.
$. Sotteriou, &idter SorrD0ol0mun
Capt. SbomoS Mc@ec bonn pcItlidlcn
0iitrift, George M. G6riitlc, S,somes
3. grmltronn Eropoit Geo. Ynme.
Glarence u. Miaer, Hobert @. 9cod,
Setret0r George Gbbert8, Shobmci.
tier Sol. &orriS, ErGlot Sn. GbriIt.
Ter nnD Sllpcitor SorrD @olters II.
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ne ii .Gomen.Se
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&ereinS vGoelpeiB" bat in aocr'S
Sale, Canton, oie iolgcnoen Beam.
tinncn crmdblt: Srau .. Eiitel, Yro-
ii0entin; 6rou M. @eder, @icc Sra,
iioentin; Srou W. Shpora Sefrc.
tdrin; Srou %. Soboc, Shobmeiitc-
rim, unb Srau %. Gnoel, iteupertrc-
tenoc SefretGrin. 9cidlolicn nuroc,
am Sonntug oen guSiIu9 bcS @e.
innguercinS nG0elpeiB" in Gorporc
81 bciuden. Nodoem Ole 8eifGitS.
lisung 5u Gnoc ipor, iiberrold)ten Die
.Mitglicoer Srol Woric @eter, meI.
dc gcitern ibren 81. 8cburtStoQ ici.
eric. Man ii6errcidtc ibr mcrtb.
poae@eldcntc, melde iic bouteno ar.
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S5btlidDcr Stnr5.

Gopitdn Gurus I6orn I'M oW}orinC.
Soipitol" Sen SoI9cn bpn Scr.
%leBllngen erlegen, Die CT lid 0urd,
einen Stllr5 aus Dem Senltcr SIT.
500.
Sm yWorinc. SoipitaI" ltorb &c.
tern GapitGn Cirrus Id)orn, Elm be-
fainter Seefobrcr, al 0en SoI0Cn
bon Serletlngen, melde er am Wious
tag Worgcn iriib 6oourb e%rlitt, boG
er ans elmer S0bc bon 80 SUB aus
cinem Scnitcr beS .Siio. Baltimore.
Sotela" 81 Curtis Ban ~itiir5tc. Go.
pit0n Id)urn lullr0e mobrenb ser
9Sndt bon HbcunlotiSmnlS oeplnQt,
un0 CT ltoto out I'M MeoiSin 81 10.
len. Sn Der 0unfelbeit trot er aus
etttent Serlter mo liel ouf 6oS Srot-
toir binob. 6ruu Gnrna SnborcQi,
meld)e nebcrl Dem &otel mobnt, b0rte
oo9 @cltobn ocS &cruu9liidten. ,Sn
@emeinItuft init Srou Ste9er elite
tie btnuliS, mo Die beioen Trollcn
trllgcn Den Monn in oaS Sous, mo-
raul lie Or. &orton bcrbei ~rieien. gllf
Die en1ptebIlng bcS Tr5teS bin mltroc
Der Ne~runQliidtc noh Dem Soipitol
gebrodt. Captain Idorn tpor 80
Sabre alt mo lton0 felt 7 Sobren in
Gieniten Der nGonloIioirten aobIen-
@eleaihoit."
Brad elmo Gniei6eibc.
Der 80 Sabre olte &enrp ShuIB
I'M nWiarpIGnocr llniperiitGtS.
Solpitnl" nit elmer acbrodencnanie.
oornicocr. Gr iiel 0eltern
MorQeu int &onoper e Worftc Die
Sreppe, ucldJc 81 Der Office ocS
MorttmciltcrS iiibrt, herunter.
6 ne 8reiiin perun0Iiidt t.
9ie 81 Sabre olte Srou Catherine
Nilcp iuuroc gcitcrn an Der Gdc bon
uno Hon0ollltrnBc BON einenl
@ogen iiberinbrcn uno erbeblid am
Nrn mo red)ten @eit Ocrlebt.
Sic Wlir0e mad ibrcr @obnung iibcr.
gefiibrt.
SebenSgc Gbrltd Der.
lest.
Der Neger George Iooiiorr, mel
der an Ger Gomonolon = g%lpenue,
nnbc Der Winter Hono, mobnt, liegt
int oWtnrplGuoer Som0opotbiiben
Solpitol" III fritiidem 3ultonoe an
Den Solgcn bon &%erlebungen bornic'
Der, neld)c CT am Oienitog Nbcno oos
ourh %crlitt, Dab er bel elmer Spn5icr-
iobrt aus icinrm 9uggp gcihleuoert
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SebenSgc d d) Der.
lest.

$ o h betugt aus 6em Sc
ben gei Oh ie0en. - Sod)betoQt
nqp, gGIIebt llo. Geadtrt i1Icp in4oer
Noht bonn GienItog orf Mittluod
Srou Bertha Sbolmiter nod) tangent
2eiben I'M 50. &ebenSiabrc ans Dem
iroilden Goicin. Sic bate oer 9(b-
lhlilB ibrer Souibobn porar$geIeben,
oenn lie bat hire Sohter, bel oenen
lie cine b0fit liebeuoIle Eilcge inltO,
am Sonntog, ibr Gin mo9liflt Elm.
iodcS @egrdbniB 5t Ibeil peroen ST
~loilen. Sn llebereinitimmung nit
Dem WltnIhe Der ~geliebtet Cooten
miro Die 9eerbigllng morgen Yormit.
tag priootim olti Der oEroipect Gene
tern" bel SolpIon ltuttiinoer, nod
Dem Edltor Gbriltion aiibn bon Der
lutberiihen ct. EoltlS Stride einen
SrouergottcSoienlt int Sr~ulterboitle,
gtr. St4, @eitzS opette- StrnBe, obge-
balten bot. Srou Sbolluiber nitrbe
om %. Ge5ember 1923 in EotSoom
bel Berlin geboren mo genoB ibre
Sngenoer5iebung in Der Ocrtid)en
Geihsbaiptitobt. SSbr 0otte ltarb
lton IN 1875 uno lpGtcr fol9te lie
Dem @unihe ibrcr noh gmcrifo
gereiIten &inocr, ben ~SebenSobeno
bel ibnen 81 berbringen, unb fam I'M
Sabre 1885 nod Baltimore. @onS
I'M 8egeniobc ST. Den gentudten Gr.
fobrungcn filblte Iie lid ioiort bel
ibren Sodtern beimiid) mo NOR iiber
ben @edicl in ibren often 1oacn
bohit gliidlid. Sic binterldBt bier
orei Sohter iino einen Sobn uno cine
Sodter in GeutibInno, Ionie 5ebn
@nfel.
Gin fleine s 5euer brod &C.
tern Nudmittog 123 llbr aus in Dem
blnteren Ibeile 0eS GommiliionS.8c.
ifditeS oeS Srn. Geo. e. Woion, Hr.
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oii cincn Souien Yopicr iiel. 9is
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aeltern nit 8oter S'0onneQ nod
Serontor, go. ab, mo- er bel eaer
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geItern Dort Hihter 9obler bier Mo.
nate @ei0ngniB 5uoiftirt, peil erSrn.
Sobn Heihert @erf5ellge i'm @ertbe
BON $1.75 geitoblen battc.
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cent Club" ldBt 5itr 3eit Elm ae.
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Ole @riinoe ~nngegeben meroen, ma
rtm Die, AsHlofrntsn aeeen oos Ype'.
ids g~lltredfnngs : ENHANCEMENT itim.
men ioaten- .i1t
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Stuat.Saltimore.
Tcntidlcs Icrcinslc6cn.

Cine gemiitblide Singltunoe bes
nIrion" 5t 5errp Bar. - Inoere
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
MANUFACTURING PLANT.

To lease, or for sale at reasonable price.
fine manufacturing plant on best of trackage
located at st. Louis Park, a manufacturing
suburb of Minneapolis. Mimi: three miles OUT
on street car line; also belt hne of c., NJ.
& st. P. and NJ. & ST. L. Ry., switching from
all other roads at Minneapolis rates: bus>dings
consist of one three-story brick building. 59x
100 f.et also second story of adjoining build
ing. sOx1oO feet, conveniently connected With
main factory building Dry sheds and COM
plete power, heating and lighting plant; fec.
tory is equipped with power elevator, resaws,
cutoff saws. tenonipg machine, morticing ma
chine. double shaper. handsaws. drills. iointer
planer. lathe. blacksmith FORCES. blowers. bel
lows, etc. etc. Minneapolis Land 6 Invest
ment Co., s07 Henneptn av, Minneapolis, Mimi,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Security Land & Investment company to
j. A Champion, lot IA. block 8, East /.
Side addition Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
United States Installment Realty com
pany to J. Klettenberg. ............ 42S9
s. u. Wilson and husband TO J. r. Byers,
part lot g. Auditors subdivision No. .. 5000
Az 81 B: williams to NJ Anvnen, lot &,
r. II. Robinson and wife to Ellen Schurch,
h lot 3. block 5. Crepeau's addition. 80. 800
A. T. Rand 10 United States lnstallment
Realty company, LOT" T. block +, st.
P. W. Ferry to Landcrs Morrison. Christen. 1'40
sen company undivided two-ifths of
lot 3, block 9, Growers addition. ..,... 26G
+. c. Newton and husband to Landers-
Morrison- Christensen company lot 4. I'M
divided three-ffths of lot 5, block 2,
Growers addition Observation-Disclosures. 64C
Minnesota Debenture company to NJ. E.
Solomon, lot J.. block IL, Walton park. II;
Minnesota Debenture company to l.. f.
Alexander, part lot IL. block 2. Hance's
H. NJ Loughbridge and wife to Charlie @''
Anderson ct al, lot II, block 6. Fair
mount Park addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z 35t
J. klettenberg and wife to J. Adair lot
block 8: St. Anthony Falls: $500
addition ~ DDl :. Dlo.. - o'. Al;
]. &. Atwater TO J. S. Morrison ct al.
lots q. q: %. q, % and 26, block
j. Clinton Avenue addition, etc. ...... 500
]. Boes and wife to Hettie c. Wiggin,
part lot 10, block IS. st. Anthony City B. 5Ol
f. F. Hanford and wife to j. A. Bick-
nell, part lot Is, block 5, Chute Broth
Davis to Ell Ella S: Martin and hus. ~
band. lots !, and 8, block /. Rem
ington park 2,00t
block 2, Torrance Encouragement. 1, s5s
Girard Investment company to ~ +.
Smith. lot a. block 49,, Remington, S
second ADDITION ....................-,. 2,S1l
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All Ads / cent a word,

All Ads ! cent q. word,
when paid for in adj
vance; otherwise cents per line, 2
words to the line. No Ad taken for
less than Zoe each insertion; except
situations Wanted, Male or Female,
which are 1ac word; no AID less than
10c daily; 20 words or less, one week,
30 cents.
When SO desired, in place of name
and address, an advertisement can be
addressed to number furnished by and
IN care of The Journal. Answers for
warded. @rsN
advertisements ordered run until
forbid - Ct. F.) will not be discon-
tinued except upon written order, duly
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BUSINESS CHANCES


o o o o o 90 o 9
CREAMERY AND TWO MILK ROUTES,
established 10 years, putting out 125 {
gallons of milk per day retail besides {
skim milk, butter and cream. Want {
to sell both together. Price, including {
five horses, three wagons, three sleighs,
cans, bottles and all fixtures of cream {
cry $4,000. This is snap for the
right party.
Milk route and dairy. Milk route of 14o
customers, putting out so gallons.
Makes all the milk he Sells. He has
thirty cows. two Young horses, one
neatly new wagon, sleighs, sleds, har-
} ness, plows and farming tools, and
lease of 100-acre farm. Everything
complete for $4,000 or would sell milk
route separate for 500.
Anyone looking to get into the milk bust
ness will do well to look these up.
Both snaps.
II. A. Shaw & Co.
202 Northwestern Building.
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EVERY DAY - AT 10 am. for that
i, H. ~ days noon edition.
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Fl ',.>---s-. afternoon edition.
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hotels:
H9 HHE5sv H F.
HI :f tbsre sTi M 81 gSar:A Me1
E: TedTeoa Fall;; Sam Handy. Paris; MIMI nSe
FIJI! l. f bssE :anEto:F s; W.
5osd nn G. "c Mc"sh. '" wi"H Hne2n' Ma So
M an5 Ms sSn A!iison Dsi%oRs nn
s. E. Stanton, Oak. Cakes =: D.; W; C: Mont
+ s. canads osaKs Mnn s. n de IPsie niDs
Porter; Mnn;: J: G. King: Mora Mfnn. E. $.
Fau a. l. Ynd H. snset o. z cn Ry l.
E1EeDr hns aake Nel cfT La eofs
Wing Mimi: Mi. and Mrs d. r. Brown.
Albert Lea, Mimi: 4. r. Kristen, south Hav,
en-. Nn9;: F. 9; Nieksrson. Monticello; MIN;
Duluth, Mimi; i: S. Hughes, lie sueur MINI. !;
+ I,su e. n Armn sibley; MINI: E: II; Williams,
Iowa: J. Eklund. Cokato. Mimi; Andrew
Westland, Alexandria, MIN.
HOTEL .HYsER-B. A. Sherman. Monroe, Iowa;
F. t;,,, F. uS Seaman Deer River, Mimi: J; J.
Howard T. D.: F: A. Everett, Battle Lake,
MINI; Harry 7. Aisop, George H: smeatland
6: G.: Waldorf Fargo; n: D.; G. W: .vook
J. c. Fyle. Chicago; J. H. Shamard,' Bridge
water; John H. Downing, Blunt, S. D.; Adam
Koyhl and A. D: Maxwell, Airing S. ID;
Solomon Guak and John Kleine, Eureka. $. D:
John G. Singleton, Chicago: E. O.. Orcutt.
Sioux City, Iowa; Il. G. Searles. Chicago;
Hugo II. Alif, Grand Mound Iowa; James
Copeland, Cresco, Iowa; A. H. Rosenquist,
Raymond. Iowa; H. W., Lyman and NJ. Freed
saw. New York; E. \. Hale. Livernlore. Mitn !;
George Lester and wife. Mrs. II. Horton and
Mrs. F. w. Batix. Fairlnont. Mimi; W. B..
Stoutmeyer. Worthington: George Edwards Pa
resco. Chicago Martin Lund, Barrett, MINI. :;
n. 7. Clarke and Miss Marion Clarke ST.
Cloud; w. j. Maxwell. lola, Wis; George In
mes Rushnlore. Mimi: George S. Hage, Ma
della: E. II. perbey, Chicago; James II. Fitz-
simmons, New York: Fred H. Thompson, Daw-
son: w. NJ. Brooks. Readlyn. Iowa. A. n.
Harmon. Mary City, Iowa; II. V. Pearman,
Chicago; Spencer Encing. Raymond, Iowa.
eOGERs-M B. Judson Chicago: W. II. Chard.
Webster. s. D.; J: NJ. Engle, San Franchises;
u. G.. Green. WATERFOWL; G. II. IIass. Hol-
ss,tlin::, Iowa; r. G. Hanford. Chicago; NJ. j.
Omaha: George Times, Rushmore Mimi; J.
l.; krogstad. Winona; NJ. S. Alexander. l..
AiaFlrh. Owatonna MINI: r. II. Jackson.
Wirona: J. L. EennessE. Janesville Wis: f.
e. Robinson. Chicago F. T. Cram. Austin.
MIMI: $. T. Taylor. Winona: Hubert Larson.
I;emidli. Mum; o. Z. Luce Helena Mont: d.
j. Carson Milwaukee: T. Prescott, Nashua
II. g.. Fortier. Pine CITY.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS -.'.
Gilhcrt son-NIr. and Mrs G., 11l2 Nicollet
avenue. girl
Doremus--Mr and Mrs j. H., 301S Pleasant
avenue. boy.
!.aHar--Mr. and Mrs. James, 3o1S Garfield ave
Ele, girl.
ajeriapd-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, III lAldricl,
avenue \. girl
Everett-Mr. and Mrs. Z. L., 2j12 Third ave-
me :, boy.
PalmerMr. and Mrs. H. B.. 526 Tenth ave-
I.ue. $. hoy.
SaEre--Mr: and Mrs. y. t., 1928 Seventeenth
avenue $. girl.
'fhompson--AIr. and Mrs. G. NJ, 1417 Wash
il gton avenue n, boy.
t3usl1--Mr and Mrs. George, 14oS Spruce place
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE UNITED
states: a paying proposition, some thing new
and attractive, needed in every household.
Write today. to p. o. 15 Canton, MINI.
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o. s.. Deringer, 4
TIP st. Peter st, st. Paul.
49, Phone, r, c.. 17O5 4

DURING THE LAST FEW WEEKS HAVE
offered and sold to the public number Of
thousands Of shares Of the Panhandle Smelt-
ing & Refining Company's stock at 15c and
less a share. The supply is now running low
and l have on hand at present something less
than six thousand shares. and to move the
last of the cheap stock quickly the first
conner can take 1T away at 14Ac a share.
r. With each one hundred shares of the Smelter
stock the purchaser is entitled free to one
share OF Ponderay Transportation Company
and one share of the Panhandle Development
CompCny's stock when The smelter plant Is
completed. This stock is legitimate stock,
properly issued by the officers of the Pan
handle Corporation and will be transferred
: into the purchasers name II SO desired. The
stock is now in St. Paul bank and can
be delivered at once.
1t pays investors to consult me before pur-
chasing into any Company, for I often have
81 eat bargains in desirable stocks
r. r. Higbee; 41O-411 Germania Life Build
ing, st. Paul, MINI. .-
THE HUNTER CREEK SHIPPED IT'S FIRST
car of ore to Northport smelter Jan. II. Re-
turns will cause this stock to boom e Property
is a mine. Have treasury stock at 3Oc; have
Consolidated Copper Oil Co., Cal. at bargain:
Arizona & Eastern Consolidated SC share.
You will pay the company 10c. Have small
block Of this stock left. Buffalo Hump stocks,
Idaho, are on the upward trend. Jumbo (Buf
Hump) at 13c. Thirty years. experience in
mining. Write for information concerning any
property. No charges for answering INQUIRIES,
Have full line of stocks from SIC to S7.75
per share. ". r. Mcdonald 500 Andrus
Bldg, Minneapolis. Mimi
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MINING INVESTMENTS

AM OFFER ING THE GREATEST BARGAINS
IN mining stocks ever offered, and some peo-
pie wonder how stocks can he sold less than
the treasury prices. II you are dense and
have not yet caught OIL, let me tell you.
Many pee people who have bought when the stock
realize cash. end forced t. sell. Sup
pose they bought the stock when it was 5
cents and now is selling at 80 cents. They
e Gan take Z cents and make a good profit. and
of the other fellow being hard up, who must
cont mna keep Posted On the progress Of their
+ for little Or nothing, ana the broker. makes
:. small profit and the buyer gets the big stock
and profits if he has the wisdom to take adj
vantage of the cut price. But buy from
reliable broker who will guarantee all
certincates as genuine, as all of mine are
block that can sell at = great bargain.
Buy Columbus Consolidated, Hidden Fortune,
Arizona Copper Mountain. Parry Sound Cop
per- per. North Amsrican Gold, Mammoth, For
d faIns Govsfjoys)' way down Buy the Bisbee
Gold, Grantz S. d. Buy spearhsh now. Buy
= Piuma, Reliance. Deadwood- Stsndard: Buy
! Cherry Creek Of B. g., lightning Peak Of
Of California The Bsboe stocks are going as
high as Calumet & 'Hecla ever went. and the
an OF woman who has the foresight buys
this stock now while it is to be had In any
one of the i've companies at from 500 to S115
sell let me have it. Write me if you want to
sell or buy; But let me persuade you to
make your Investment before spring-now il
40 80. s.: Deringsr,
7l2 st. Peter st, St: Paul
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DEATHS,

C"urelly--Mary. 2S41 Fort place.
BosNorth-William E.. 1896 Nicollet avenue.
g. Nogt-Eosa 2Hl2 ColfaX avenue n
Mergen-Eva. 81 Sixteenth avenue NE
SWsnson-Bahe, 1906 Twenty fourth street.
Gullikson--t Gilbert. ZIG Washington avenue S.
.person-Edward, Swedish, hospital. ,
hue S. !
Bcwman-Babe. 22lO Polk street.
rland-BenSte. 222 Iidgewood avenue.
sieClaskey-Mary: 1915 Eighth street S.
Sare!-Lois A., 334 f Twenty -seventh street
schreiber-Sdney. Asblrv loSpit H.
- Eedlic-James. st. Mary's hospital.
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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FURNITURE AND STOVES SOLD AT HONEST
prices; furniture repairing, upholsterng, mat
tresses cleaned undertakers, funeral directors;
cash pay ments. Rainyille Bros IL Central
Both phones,
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MAPpTacr 1r-Ncrc

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
'iustaf ". 0berg and Mary Anderson.
Albert Puoiin and Emm;. Weber.
Carl Crest and Martha S;olander
Z: tranhiln Brand and Ennicc Huln!rs.
William Blau and Tena Christianson
Frank 1. TOWne ard Annie. DaIlager
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ONE HoYT'S BOSOM RCNER, TWO 10-HoRsE-
power sllde-valve engines. one Crane elevator
engine. several small steam pumps, one 1S-foot
gasoline launch. Bargains. Enterprise Ma
Is chine Co., 1114-2O Sd st s.
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EAR sEEDooRN-DAKoTA GROWN; We
have 500 bushels of select Calico Dent seed
corn the earliest, put up in new sacks, 81
per bushel of 70 pounds. Quincy Bros, Elk
Point, S. D.
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oRGANs-GoING AT HALF PRICE; TWO
kimball organs, $20-s35; two Estey organs,
Sl5-$25; Packard organ. $25: two Story 6
clark organs, $25-S3S; easy terms. Foster K
Waldo SO 9th st S. conner Nicollet Az.
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FOR saloon ACCOUNT OF OWNERS POOR
health. $780, 900 interest in q fourishing Mill
neapolis manufacturing concern; yearly net
earnings 80 per cent paid up capital for past
ten years; closest investigation invited. No
trade uInsidered, but fair cash deal. s67S,
Journal.
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TYPEWRITERs-COMEI IN AND SEE MY LINE
of slightly used and rebuilt machines: all
makes; prices right. J. B. Aver, typewriter
cX,,ert 237 HenneDin ay
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B. H. HEGENER, cot NICOLLET Av, HEAD
quarters for raZors, pocket cutlery, carving
sets, manicure sets and fine cutlery; razors,
clippers and shears sharpened.
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RcsENsTEIN PAYS BEST PRICE FOR SEC.
ond-hand furniture stoves and Office hxtursa
All Washington s. =. c., 2S1T
WANTED-A LADY'S SECOND. HAND SEAL,
Persian lamb or otter coat Address 1871,
Journal
wANTED-LAReE SIZE SECONDHAND SAFE.
Call 251 Sd av S.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

PROSPECTIVE BUYERS ARE INVITED TO
eau ana see the biggest display of all the new
est ideas in drug bank office and store fix
lures; stock includes the latest styles in wall
cases, showcases, prescription cases and scales,
:1as desks, cash regitere, all kinds display fix
lures. Prices right.
. Twin City Fixture Co.,
I'd CT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-30

This Is to certify that this engrossed docu-
ment proposing al Amendment to the ton
stitution OF the state OF Maryland, the OF igi-
nal of which was passed by the House OF
Delegates by yeas and nays, more than
three-tifths of all the mem bers voting in the
affirmative, on March 10, 1904.
GEORGE y. EVERHART,
Speaker the House of Delegates.
BENZ AMIN L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk.