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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20
What Tie Market Affords.

g ARDINEs cheese pate de foie gras PASTE rs cents
- jar. a~@
All Of these pastes delicious and all ready for use
sandwiches canapes etc. such much used re-
cepon menus appetizers for dinners and late suppes
Everyone who has occasion to likes new
ideas for them No fertile capital inven-
tons and adaptations in this line than Janet Mckenzie HILL
and in her Salads Sandwiches and Chatting Dish Danties'
she gives the following delicious and novel recipes:
Mushroom and Lobster Sandwches-Saute the caps Of
half pound of mushrooms little butter about five min
utes adding half sliced onion, if desired Cover with
highly seasoned stock and let until tender chop and
press thru sieve and if very moist reduce to the con-
sstency Of thick puree Add equal quantity of lob
ster meat pounded smooth mortar Season to taste with
SALT pepper lemon juice and if desired tomato catsup
When cool, any filing 2%ssas. 4s.z@
Cavare Sandwich Rolls-To each two tablespoonful Of
caviare add ten drops of onion juice few drops of
from fresh moist loaf Of BREAD Slices spread
ture roll and tie with ribbon fasten with tiny
orangewood toohpcks The bread should be more than
twelve hours DID, IF fear be lest the bread will not be
sufficiently moist to roll the loaf when taken from the
damp cloth and then in dry one; keep in this
fashion until ready for use
At the time Of King Edward recovery from his threat
ened fatal attack OF appendicitis thanksgiving services were
held all the kingdom In parish the were
to close with the singing of we'll known hymn which hap
pened to be among others appended to the regular
Let close the the pastor said singing
the hymn, Peace Perfect Peace'o be found the ap-
pendix. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20
::Cmryos and Odd1ttes:*
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AN OPTICAL DELUS1oN.


80 I'VE example, said the patient "of optical
NJ deluson.'
=. Every well, - said the ocust ''Here is one'' g
He wrote neatly line Of letters and figures like this
-. SssSsss8s833333XXXXX =
Now, he went you would say that the tops Of the
the bottoms, wouldn't you?'
eyes. I'd say that.'' " ~. 1928
"You wouldn't say they were great deal smallere''
"No; wouldn't " y. -;
'Now," said the ocuis let us turn the line upside
down. s.. -. '~~:>
- 9he patient looked at the reversed line. "
by Jove, he said, the tops great deal smaller
aren they9 That optical desion and good one
*4s% j: BLUE BUTTER. >...
1IAm you see blue butter9'' said the dairyman
- *sNo. Never -' ." .......>.
*FWel, then, cast your eye ths' &.*
The butter undeniably blue-as blue as the sky on
sunny day. ~ ~. - ...c ~::~~.s.
"It is from India said the dairyman s made from
the thin milk Of the native Indian My brother is over
In India running icemakng plant and he sent me the
butter for curiosity, knowing I'd be interested
He sailed the stuff WELL and it reached in good
shape. Taste it. Sweet NUT isn't itq It is not SO
pretty, tho rich, yellow butter'
- y j. ~~~ ~ GLASS SKATES.
r HE young skates made of glass; Thew Gilt
tered like diamonds in the cold winter sunlight He
skated upon them very skillfuly.
"Glass skates, he said beat steel They slip along
better than STEEL you skate rough better with
them Another advantage that they sharpening
Ground sharp the beginning they keep sharp as long as
they last third advantage that they don't rust and
hence prevent rust necessary to rub them dry with
channels every time you take them off,
They expensive, tho. To make glass hard
enough for skate expensive process Hence
till the becomes less costly, glass skates won't be
common
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20
What Women Want to K1.0ay

a GRACEFUL POSE.What simple exercise will give one
~ graceful pose9 have horrid habit Of dropping
my head that is awkward and which want to correct-B
Perhaps balancing articles head is one Of the east
est ways to acquire graceful pose the body do not
standing around with basket Of flowers your head
which most becoming but not always practical Books
are good Try first one and then two three, and carry
them head when you moving about your ROOM
and when you sitting down. It will give you nerve
control and teach you to sit still without forgetting
!. QUESTION FOR TOMORROW
INzSTAINED LINEN.-Wil you please tell me what will
take instans out Of linen 9-Subcriber
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20

duty Of senator to represent and 10,
after the interests Of his state, not only
a state, but Of his constituents. That
getting any pension claim or land clai
or claims Of any kind expedited as rapi
ly as possible. but it is not right that
senator should accept any fee, directly
indirectly, for any such service; In fae
there is a statute absolutely prohibiting
Personally, have always acted upon til
theory, helping my constituents as far !
possible. unless I had some reason
believe the matter in which they were 1;
terested was Illegal or fraudulent, al
not in all respects honest and right.
But I have, never thought of such
thing as making a charge for any su,
service or receiving any compenyat It'd
whatever 80
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New Power Company Organized.

A number Of Minneapolis people a
interested in the Keystone Lumbe
Power & Development Company, viii,
has just been organized for the purpo
Of utilizing some waterpower and flu
nishing electric light to the town
Keystone in the Black Hills. The COZ
pany IS property is covered with hea,
timber, which has become quite valu
BILE on account Of its scarcity. C.
Patton Of Keystone, an attorney for Il
Burlington railroad, is in the city loo
ing after the company's affairs. NJ
Patton, who is the president, has j
terested the firm of George Girling
Co. to finance the enterprise and M
Girling has been elected a member
the board Of directors.
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MISS wALTHERs TO WED.
Snaeial "a Tha Jou,na1

saltwater, Mimi. Feb. 2o.-Miss 1
Walthers will be married tonight at t
home, Of her father to Jacob Ralston
Winona.-Alex johnson, the Iumberma
whose life has been despaired of, sho,
improvement today and his physical
are hopeful Of his recovery.-Ths co
dition Of John McIltree. chief of polio
has also improved.-The will of Dan
Brennan has been admitted to proba
and James r. Brennan appointed admi
istrator.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20

The records Of the day-death
births, marriages, hotel arrivals, rst
road time tables, real-estate transfer
building permits and other informatid
of interest--will be found, togethI
with want advertisements, on page
Of this ISSUE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20

street.
.tson,' said Representative CONGRESSMAN huDD'
Muddbrngng the small boy before the stern bar Of the
parental ustices it true that you have been engaged
that gambling game known matching penniesq''
tDeed have, daddy replied the Mudd youngster
IT think, said Mr.. Mudd that it is my duty to give
sound whipping for this act for know how bitter
~ opposed am to such species Of gambling
tWelL father said the boy, 81 know ought not to
have been matching pennies but III head tails for
two whppngs none'
- NOT MUCH LIGHT FOR THE JOURNEY.
tANAY the saints preserve ye said old whom
1lYl Representative Cooper of Wisconsin had given
quarter may yhair your head be candle light
your way to glory 49, -.
We it won't be such dodgased orchlight procession
at that, Mr. Cooper answered gust Of wind took off
his hat, showing shining
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20

''There! T h a t
ought to be a good
picture" he said, in
a tone Of self
graduation. "Now,
don't jump when I
set off the fashlight.
Oh, wait a minute,
you haven It left any
room for me-
"Oh, are you 60
ing to be in it, - ex-
claimed his sister in
despair at this new
complication.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20

Hardin had won by the margin of half vote So
bitter the feeling that the leaders feared reconcable
division in the party ranks.
The result however, had scarcely been announced when
the tall figure Of the defeated candidate General Cockre
was seen coming to the platform In the
Of expectancy fell upon the crowd Cockres voice rang
out;~x
- No man, said he, twill more loyalty support the
nominee of the convention than myself No will throw
his hat higher for Charley Hardin than will T.
And away the ceiling the broad brimnned Cock
re hat. The convention frantic with enthusiasm The
following spring General Cockre became senator by the
unanimous vote Of the democrats Of Missouri five sue
cessve TERMS since March 1875 with never democratic
against him. he has been elected senatorshp the
first and only political Office he held Now at last the
republican victory in Missouri his retirement But
President Roosevelt will him the Interstate COM
nerce commission. >~~ "*"'> :. "~s @~>:: -
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sister you won't have time. The Smiths coming to
spend the evening" and you know takes hours to
range group ,:Js. "...* ..s... ... j. t.%
''Nonsense! Nonsense!' sputtered jerks "Why-"
"And the last time you took pictures there
only legs Uncle Charle! shrilled his small namesake.
''That because the too low, explained
jerks I've gotten the thing down to perfection, It
won't take five mnutes.'' ..~ - ~.
But when tea it took considerably than
five minutes to select suitable background for the picture
Then stools and chairs Of varying height must be placed
that the tall members of the family should not eclipse the
short At last after half hour had been spent in
this way and the family had all been coraled into focus
jerks supposed he looked into the finder discover that
only oneaf Of his sister appeared in the group He waved
her to the left.
''Lucky you discovered hat said his brother inaw,
jocosely; ga family group wouldn't be complete without my
better quarter!" :.:> ,~.
His sister moved over
''Now Susie, said jerks to his small niece eight this
match if you re in the picture No, thought
not Get front Of your father Now you off his head
Drop your knees. Now only your pompadour
No. that won do. You II have to get higher stool'
Another stool having been procured, after prolonged
search the thing repeated at the other end the
group, with small Charlie and his as draatis per-
Finally after box Of matches had been consumed
and large assortment Of stools and chairs had been sub
mitted for jerks consideration all four members Of the
family were arranged to his satisfaction.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20

See Stockwell Soon-That life ins,I
ance-The Penn Mutual. Andrus bid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20

HOW A HAT MADE A SENATOR.

IT HE story is told in Missouri
l that the throwing Of a
broad-brimmed hat to the cell
ing Of tho hall Of the house in
the capitol at Jefferson City,
made Francis Marion Cookrell
a United States senator. The
state had been stirred by a con-
test for the democratic nomin-
alton for the governorship. The
lines were sharply drawn. In a
state convention numbering a
thousand delegates, Charles n.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20
when the Camera mend
Takes a Fnnzily GROUP.

AN unhappy moment someone was
inspired to give jerks camera for
Christmas, since which time he has
made life burden to his friends
by insisting upon taking their pic
lures at every available oppor-
tunity.
Last Sunday evening, in response
to his sisters invitation to tea, he
appeared at the door and smilingly
announced:
'I've brought my camera to take
a family group"
The announcement was received
without enthusiasm. -
EEP,,t Hbo,1;n - oyros%n1ofn1 his
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20
Stories Of the Statesmen.
Told 1y-a Washington Racontear.
THE RULING PASSION.

n REPRESENTATIVE SID
IN NEY MUDD Of Maryland
has small boy who goes to- a
public school. A day or two
ago Mrs. Mudd met the repre-
sentative at the door when he
came to dinner and told him, in
Mortified tones, that she had dis
covered the son and heir of the
Mudd family matching pennies
with some ragmuffins on the
street.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-20
NO HUNTING IN THE HOLY LAND.

Teacher-What letter comes after HI ~. .,5ss
Small Boy-Dunno. NV ~ seas
Teacher-What have on each side Of my .nose'
Small RnH-Fyeckles s. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CORPORATION controlling business eS-
tablished 1865 desires services of energetic
business man 70 manage branch office;
investment 81. 900 upwards: references re-
garding ability and integrity required ::
salary $500 annually and commissions.
Address box as. Madison, Wis
CAPITAL furnished-We have clients
with unlimited means fOr investment in
legitimate. safe, money making PROPOSE
tons We handle stocks and bonds of
unlisted corporations on strictly commits
sion basis. Submit YOUR proposition in
detail and receive ours in return. Chicago
National Bond Co. 50 Dearborn St, Chi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
LOST.

One-half cent a word Daily, prepaid.
Five cents counted line If chaTged-
One cent word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line IL charged
-~~~~~~~>~~~-~~~~~~N~>~->~-
ON Saturday night, in Walkers store.
black silk scarf shawl, fringed. Return
TO Miss Brockbanks. art department.
Walkers Reward
ONE small dark bay Shetland pony
Return to McCoy's drug store, cor 5th r
and Sd So. Reward
OR STOLEN, a large number Of GER
tificates of stock in the New York Bo-
nSnZa Mining company. Finder return TO
Child. Cole & Co All parties are warned
against purchasing the same
h T. CHARM, engraved C o 3.
500 reward if left at McCOnahay's Jew
elry store.
WHITE bead hand bag, containing
money and other articles Finder please
return to 80 Center ST. Bel phone 2621- Y
BROWN wooden shawl in City Creek
canyon Sunday morning Return TO Mar
RIOTS market and receive reward
IN Bingham. watch fob. Return to NJ.
L. James store and receive liberal re-
ward
BETWEEN the O. S. l. depot and
Schramm's drug store. an open face Elgin
movement. Il jewel watch, rolled gold fob.
Return to police station
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
AUCTION.

-~~~~~S~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~
ON " ednesday. Aug g. at 1890 a m
residence OF Edward Wannebo, 102 Larf-
D1er St Take Poplar Grove car: get off
&c Burlington's store; third house south
tlnc lot goods, nearly new: Folding bed,
large rugs and carpets couch (cost S25b,
mahogany table tcost S16), fine lace cur
tains and Dortiers. 12-foOt dining table
cost 500, leather seat dining chairs (cost
= eachl, braSs-trimmed bed, bedding. lot
table linen silverware, drop head sew
ing machine, chiffonier, hot blast stove.
COOK stove. baby buggy, bicycle refriger-
ator. tools, bench; etc h. A. ANDREWS,
Auctioneer.
BY L. NJ. ONION on wednesday, Aug.
3, II a. m, at store, 113 So W. Temple
St. will be sold large lot Of household
goods-Carpets. rugs, dining tables and
chairs, iron and folding beds, fancy chairs
and rockers, lounges glass door Kitchen
j CupbOards book eases. dressers. COM
modes, beds and bedding. etc Parties
wishing TO consign goods for this sale
must deliver them at the store not later
! than p. m. Tuesday
| ON MONDAY, Aug. Z, at 10 a. m, at
| 4th and 5th w, range, bedstead, mattress,
I extension table, chairs. large rug, limo
| leum, cupboard, dishes, glassware, etc,
! etc. ]. L. Russell. auetioneer
! THE reason why our business Is in
/ creasing every year from 20 to so per
| cent, since our opening eight years ago Is
! that we guarantee satisfaction to every
| purchaser, carry only desirable goods
! and save you from 20 to 90 per cent or
! ranges and other household goods either
| new or second hand. We sell on weekly
| or monthly payments il desired. Nebras-
| ka Furniture Co. 60 E. I'd So
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15S MAIN STREET.

81 90o-7-ROOM cottage. large rooms
path, toilet, fine porch, lawn shade, lot
9SlXlto feet, now renting for $50 near I'd
! %. and 9th E., a great bargain.
Sl,Z00-New 4-rOom brick, city water, lot
FENCED, near. car line, southeast.
140xl31-IoOte corner. 5th So. and 9Th w
A few lots in Perkins addition, $50
each; payments.
Lots 3SX1f8 feet, good car line fine
view good soil 800 each; s. down, s. per
WEIR, se w. 2d South.
TUTrLE BROTHERS.
Invest naent Bankers 149 Main St
Salt Lake city and Grand Rapids
See hot weather bargains early.
as r. 9Th So. nearly new 7-rm pink Or.
pr, porcelain bath. toilet two sets slid
ing doors. e. l.. fine lot. Pixie fruit and
coop. etc; great bargain; $500 down.
6-rm. on T St, good lot. c. w. on very
easy terms. Only $500. List 3019)
5-rm. house on T St. near LIST, great snap
for investment rents s13 per month Cash
price, HO0O. Iist 3175.l
lo-rm- buff pr. br.. str. mod. on J near
dst ST. good lot. all conveniences; price.
$500 Terms. $500 down, balance $50 per
list near L St. Arm. e. l.. folding doors.
neat place. for only ST. $50 Terms $500
down. balance at SIS per month. dist
263 G St, arm br. cot. G. l.. pantry.
closets, etc. H,75O; large lot; $500 down,
! balance so per month.
FUTILE BROTHERS, 149 MAIN ST.
4-ROOM house for sale cheap. Apply
SaXton, % So Main.
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SPIRITUALISTS-

One-half cent a word Daily, prepaid
Five cents counted line il charged.
one cent a word Sunday prepaid. Ten
cents counted line il charged.
MRS P FONTYN, Clairvoyant and
Trance Medium. 267 s. West Temple
MEETING Sunday night. s O'Clock. "a
cents; tell your full name and occUpR-
tons; names of friends and relatives 3.
answer any question pertaining TO your
future: tell what you are planning 10
do and II you VIII succeed or fail: tele-
pathic and Cla1rVOyant demonstrations :
messages from the spirit world, lecture,
music and singing. ArnOld-DickSon Hail
(enlarged and remodeled), $50 r. Sd So. St.
Readings daily, same address No signs
Both phones
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MONEY TO LOAN.

~~~~~~~-~~---~~~>~>~~~~~~~~
COMFORT and health are the essen
tials of life. is your home comfortable
and free from disease germs. left by pre-
viOUs tenants? Our book. "OWN Your
HONE" will explain fully Just how we
build. We will loan you the money and
see that you get what you pay for Be
home and then you will appreciate If
most Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
Open Saturday evening
MORTGAGE and building loans. J. L.
Perkes IS w. I'd South St.
QUICK cash on pianos. etc, best terms
in city. call SS12 So. Main.
THERE'S only one first class pawnshOp
in town That's Uncle Sans We make
the largest loans at the lowest rates on All
articles of value so z. LIST So. corner
Commercial St.
MONEY to loan on real estate Now
is a good time to build. You can have
your own home this winter. during which
time you want comforts not thought of
sonable; easy terms See our book own
Your Home" Salt Lake Security q
Trust Co. f. E. McGurrin, president
Security Trust Building Open SatTrdav
evenings. to 9.
SOME private money for second mort
gage- 30 Atlas block
EASY money, easy terms, easy rates;
ties; see US. Room 2o9 Atlas Block.
& Lynch. Sl5 and Sl6 Atlas Blk,
OUR rates are low. our notes are made
made at any time without notice The
Home Trust & Savings Co. $40 w. LIST
So ST.
LOWEST rates of interest in city on ali
kinds of loans, furniture. pianos. etc :
long time III d. Keith Bldg.
1 LOAN only my own money; no com
party; no delay: low rates; many options
Is years business in Utah with only one
foreclosure is evidence that 1 treat my
Russell L. Tracy. No II E lst So.
PRIVATE loans. on furniture, etc.; easy
payments; low rates; no removal. &c
QUICK money: fair treatment A. w
Smith &, Co. 80 Main St
IF YOU need money, we will discount
your salary Star Loan Co. 5O7 Atlas
ON UTAH and Idaho farms; special
Bldg.
AT LOWEST Twins. rates. on pianos.
c. Wood 14s Main St. Room SIC.
DON'T borrow trouble: borrow money.
Salaried men or women accommodated
on their note. without mortgage or en-
dorser. Easy payments. Confidential
Cherry. 4O7 p. F. Walker Bldg.
ON Any property. You retain pos
SESSION. Inc sIrlnger GO. % w. "a SO. sc
ASSAYERs.
1s5 w. I'd So. St. Salt Lake city.
UNION ASSAY OFFICE, I52 South
West Temple ST.; NJ. g. Hanauer. man
ager. Analytical work specially.
]. w. CURRIE, No. 20 w Sd South St.
Salt Lake City Samples by mail or ex-
press receive prompt attention.
J. MVICKER. assayerl As Richards St.
r. II. OFFICER & Co, assayers l6S
50. West Temple St, Salt Lake City.
.CRISMON & NICHOLS. assayers and
chemists, A9 s. w. Temple. Salt Lake
City
". H. TREMAYNE assayer over 140
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Domestic Wants
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
For Sale Miscellaneous
demonstrating Places,
PERSONAL

Oue-hslf cent a word Daily. prepsid
Five cents counted line il charged
One cent word Sunday, prepaid Ten
cents counted line If charged,
LADY. stranger in the city would like
70 meet gentleman of means Address
F L. Herald
BATHS, massage and scalp treatment
y w. ID So, Room g.
MRS. z. L NILES of 800 w 1st So
has removed TO pa Sth East
SCIENTIFIC administratian of cleo
tricity for chronic and acute disease BY
DR.. Agnes Winzen. graduate electro
therapeutist, Hotel Herald Lecture Mon
day. D
RESPECSTABLE working man, SO years
O. age. would like to meet a lady between
p and 30 years or age object matri-
mOny. references required: i have $500
in the bank; 90 not drink or use to
baccO- Address F ?. Herald
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One cent word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
>---~-~~~-~~-~~|~>------~> --~~-~--~~~>---~->>
$40 BIKE BUGGY for $50; see it at 100
L. End So.
MRS. w. =. LYNN will sell at private
sale oil paintings, water colors. etchings,
steel engravings, photographers, large
Monday. Aug 9TH 1876 E. LIST So.
GOOD strong go cart S2.75. 736 e LIST
So. Mrs Lynn
SURREY and single harness for sale
cheap. 3M Mccormick block
SHOSHONE Power Co stock bought
and sold Address F-4 Herald.
S-SEAT canopy top mountain surry.
J. + Fowler, 81 s. West Temple
81 EsT II pony for sale. Mosher,
ROOMING house, store and saloon
building; good location for right party.
apply loo w. So. Temple P o. Box
1856 City
A SNAP--High grade Everett piano.
Gail Mutual Life Insurance office, Room
g Commercial Blk.
GOOD delivery horse; 800 POUNDS. 507
A BOOMING HOUSE, clearing $i00 per
month net II you want a good paying
business YOU had better take this IL
Vii pay you 81. 400 cash. Address e y,
OR TRADE. furniture of 4-roOm house
2r will rent furnished. go 9Th East.
NEAT home bakery and restaurant.
must sell quick for cash 16i w. So.
DON'T forget Sears < Bowman sell ali
kinds of business chances. So w. I'd 50.
Phone 1884.
FURNITURE of 7-room house, suitable
Tor nice home roomers. Part cash, bal
ance on time. Address D p. Herald.
FRESH Jersey and Durham COWS; trade
for dry; calves wanted. Saunders, Phone
2374 Y
| ONE saddle horse and small team. In
quire Silver Bros, 149 w North Temple
| GROCERY store, central location, do
| ing good cash business: cheap on account
| of III health Address d II. Herald.
3-INCH wagon cheap. Call 1O7 E. I'd So.
| TWENTY good horses; weight from 900
10 loo pounds; single or will match
teams Address lbs e. 4th So
| LARGE freight elevator. Redman Van
| & Storage Co. Phones 555.
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SFLENDIDLY built 5-roOm
brick, water in house. cleo.
lights, mantel, CRATE, cellar.
bath room. shade. lawn fenced,
s2,2Jd Easy terms. East side.
i4ia acres. east bench, plenty
water. $500
100 acres good land. $50 per
acre. Easy terms.
b. S. mARBlMGT TON.
Basement Atlas Block.