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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-23

0 terms: six rooms.
o 81, o00-Seven-room house and two acres
0 at Brooklyn Center; 5000 down and so
o a month; good place for chickens, near
o store and telephone.
o We have money to loan on real estate.
o Lauderdae Co. & Sloane,
0 Temple Court.
o o o o o 0 o
Q a wo 9 { SAReAfn . S. ? E.
Our great snap for today is ' beaqt
o within three blocks of the state university
o grounds. two blocks Of the Minneapolis
o academy and two blocks Of the scenic
fed BY the majestic trees and the green
0 sward of Riverside park. This house is
thGrooughly well built has t, substantial fdor
o Entering the reception hall you look
into full-length beveled plate mirror.
stairway, built-in window seat, and
coat closet. Looking in the parlor you
find fine mantel and CRATE and sliding
0 doors. These two rooms finished in gold
o en- oak. The dining room is large and light
o and has a fine handsome sideboard and
this room is finished in antique oak
with tinted walls. a double action door
leads through large pantry into the
kitchen, which is tiled and equipped with
a thirty-gallon tank. enameled sink with
enameled back and large back vestibule.
0 complete laundry with stone tubs, veget-
able bin, coal bin and a complete heating
o plant with hot water connections. Sec
0 0nd floor has four very fine rooms with
closet to each and we'll lighted by two
windows. All hardwood finish here also
The third floor has two nicely finished
bedrooms with closet This makes six
bedrooms any Of which will rent from
0 $40 to $12 to students.
o The lot is high and slightly overlooking
the river and city. This house is located
o one block from the Interurban car line at
o 412 Delaware st Sc. which Is between
o Church and Union. Get off at either Of
o these avenues Sunday afternoon between
O o'clock and take q look at the best house
o for the money ever offered; 81, 900 or less
O will buy this house and it can be handled
0 on exceptionally easy terms; -
O You rent part of your bedrooms Lor
o enough to pay 10 per cent interest on the
entire price of the house and still :haye
o a fine home xith plenty Of room. See 1t by
O all means, rain shine. as the first per-
O son locking at 1t will purchase.
o Observation-Disclosures Co., Phoenix bldg.
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O. w. WELLS-50s PHOENIX.
81, 5O0-Fine lot on Sd ay near 18th st.
81. 50O-Fine lot on list sav near 25th st.
81. 500-Double corner 31st st and Oakland.
s.. 2OO-Double corner 31st st and Park. ~~-
S700-Fine lot on Columbus av near S1st
$S0O-Large lot, corner Park and S5th st.
S5OO-Good lot Park av near 36th st.
S5O0-Fine lot Bloomington av near 32d st.
S325-Large lot. 18th av corner 34th st.
$5OO-Buys fine lot in Shortle's add.
S750-Nice corner, large lot, Grand av.
$55O-Corner lot Bryant av and 35th st.
S3O0--Lot on Dupont near Both st.
S6O0-Fine lot Bryant av near 26th.
$9OO-Fine lot Garfield av near Oath st. .
Many lots in all parts of the city. Money t
loan on good security. No delay.
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REAI, ESTATE FOR SALE
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Improved.
7. Continued,

ST. PAUL STIRLING BARGAIN.
Five room house. corner 9th and Maple.
40x125- foot lot on n 4th.
/ "a acres Harvester av.
A fine cottage and two lots on Whitehall and
De Sofa. E&
Ten-room brick house. Hoffman and e Sd.
Eight room, new, modern house on Lincoln aV.
Nine-room modern house on Clark.
Six-room fine cottage on Ramsey. is
1873 acres, u mile from st. Paul park.
Two lots Hawthorn. ... e
Fifteen-room modern house and two lots on
Whitehall
fine 136-acre farm, 1 mile from Lake Elmo.
For prices and terms see Biebighaufer, man
ager Stirling Land Co., POS Pourt Block, st.
Paul, MINI. -ts .EE
$3.50.
Buys absolutely the incest 7-room cottage
in the Sth ward; location Dupont av S. lot
is 42X12S; cement walk in front and to the
house; finished in hardwood and hardwood
floors electric bells, fine cemented cellar,
splendid we'll. 80 feet deep, good barn. This
will be picked up in the next two or three
days; see me Monday phone Sunday.
B. F. Yeates, 'e
pjx
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IF you WANT. A MODERN RESIDENCE WE
invite you to examine NO: 11U2 w Franklin
av, corner of Colfax; this is in every way, up,
from the ground up, no cheap built to sell
plan; this house was built for home an; and
will stand the most thorough investigation;
large corner lot. the highest and most
slightly located residence on Lowry Hill. Price
$1,000; will make terms satisfactory; might
take small amount in exchange. For further
particulars see G. A. Quist s. Co.. 2O2 4tf
st 8.
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9 5000 AoR2s, M e E coua1x,
o South Dakota; Great Northern railway ex-
O tending through. You make SIS to SIS .
o en- acre in a very short time. Get a piece
0 of the only good cheap lands east Of Mis-
o souri, river. Do it now. See
o . Meyer, COL Phoenix.
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.


D o o o 20 o o o o {
e,soo-ALDRIcH Av S, NEAR gath ST, Q
N eight rooms new and up-to-date; east o
) S4,25O-New, modern eight-room, hard o
D : wood floors and finish thruout; south o
0 and east front corner; Lyndale av 5. o
, S5,20o-Duplex house, six rooms both floors, {
o modern and up-to date large lot and
o barn; rents for sos month.
Sl,60O-Five rooms, lot 55x92, 2211 ed Q
o s1,15o-seYen rooms, lot 5ox157, so21 9th q
. s1.5oo-siz rooms full basement, on 18th 9
81 aoo 81, near 10th 10th st. homo ,rss
o w. east front lot, Bryant av S, near q
o 4,6oo-Modern, eight-room, well-built 9
o home lot 46x132, east front, on Bry- {
o ant av S, near 9th st.
o $3,000-New, modern, up-to-date home at {
o Linden Hills, near Lake Harriet;
o hardwood floors thr'put; lot 5oxl7o.
o 2,4Oo-Eight-room modern. house and {
o barn: rents for $25 month, on Pills
o bury av, near Lake st; arranged for
o two families.
o $A. OO-On monthly payments, rooms,
modern, but heat east front, large
lot, Stevens near 37th st.
Q $1,975-Good investment, eight-room house, 4
o partly modern and in good repair;
0 rents for $2S per month; on 9th
3 a,25o-Well-built modern home, eight
O rooms, on south and east front cor
ner lot on I'd av S, inside SD st;
cannot be beat in city; terms easy.
o $6,OOU-One Of the best built modern
houses, bricked up to ceiling, steam
heat. barn. fine lot full Of shrubbery
and flowers, Stevens and 10Th; owner
leaving city.
So, S0O-Fine suburban home of ten rooms.
buildings cost SIS, 900; lost mortgage
of $4,000; with five lots, fine shade,
everything irst-class; 44th av N and
Oliver.
a bargain at 81 100, 1882 Pleasant av.
81, 900 each--Two nearly finished houses
o on Upton av N near SD, on easy
terms: six rooms
o 81, 000-Seven-room house and two acres
at Brooklyn Center; 5000 down and so
o a month; good place for chickens, near
store and telephone
o We have money to loan real estate.
o Lauderdale Co. & Sloane,
Temple Court.
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u.s. O.
0 for Advertising; no commission unless
o sale Is made.
o 2O6 Andrus Building.
Q
wANTED-A TRACT OF LAND IN NoRTHas
ern Minnesota, from 900 to 5000 acres,
compact possible. We want this for a
Preferred between Minneapolis and Duluth.
but anywhere in northern Minnesota will do
ming water or lake AUDITING, some timber
and good land; good agricultural land when
rss be w Ffgh1 r shd efp Mi
checkngs. The Globe Land & Loan Co.. Min
neota, Minn. -
wANTED-HoUsEs AND LOTS IN souTHg
to. buy. We take personal care of propertyss
left in our charge, either for sale or rent;
N'S' ~ John i. BIichfeidt & Co.. g
250 Temple Court. 80
Q We wanH REAL ESTATE 70 SELF. 81
o rents l and S write fire ' insurance 1890
o ss1.2 Andrus building. s d
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANT THREE OR
vate bath, gas range and heat; must be re-
spectacle neighborhood. within walking disc
lance courthouse. Please give address and
price in answering. 1119. Journal
WANTED-BEsT HOUSE AND LOT THAT CAN
be bought for from 81 200 to $500 cash and
monthly payments. What have you? Call
early
John P. Blichfeldt & Co.. "a
$50 Temple Court.
CASH CUSTOMERS FOR GOOD CITY PRoPER.s
! ty: list at once; cost you nothing to list:
free advertising: can make quick cash dealssg
three parties here now from the east: what DO
ler 456 Temple Court.
WANTED TO BUY-WILL PAY 81 500 Fob
| 8 1o-room boarding house property and lot
anse mo 1ea s payments Brusep fed
Real Estate, Rentals. Loans, Insurance, 326.I@
| Andrus Bldg. 90
WILL TRADE ELECTRIC RuNABoUT WITH
The seeley Agency,
Room So 81 Nicollet ay. -
CASH CUSTOMER WANTS TO BUY SIX Or
/ seven-room, modern home $4,000 to 800;
can make quick cash deal buyer here with
furniture at depot. Call ut once. Paul
/ Beuhler, 456 Temple Court.
WANTED-PINE LAND OR CUT-ovER PINE
lands in lower Mississippi; have for exchange
soO.acre farm four miles. from Devils Lakes
WANTED-sMALL FARMS AND ACRE PROP
erty in and around the city for cash customs
/ ers. Prices must be reasonable
1 E. NJ Anderson, 504 Sykes Block
l We HAVE CLIENTS TO BUY REsIDENCEz
! property, also rent. Before you buy. sell,
rent or exchange see us. H. e. Thompson.
536 Andrus building, Minneapolis
1 WANTED-FLAT BUILDING Oh OTHER M
| come property; must take good farms and
/ farm lands as part payment, balance cash..
| Address owner 106O Journal.
/ WANTEp-AT ONCE S TO 20 ACRES, NOT
/ over s miles from city hall, with some inrs
| proyements; must be bargain. Yale Land Co.,
4 2Oe 4th st S, Minneapolis
q WANTED TO RENT-Two OR THREE ROOMS
4 Furnished for housekeeping, by young
couple close in; best references. Address
Il 991, Journal.
4 e HAVE THE LOTS; WANT HOUSE BUILT;
s. B small payment down and s25 per month. IN.
Guiding interest. $685. Journal.
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s., s 3 oi ssth ST. . SIX 81 ROOMS. ALL
. modern except heat, easy terms. ss~r'
} So, 700-1460 w Lake st, rooms modern, e
D one block west Hennep1n av.
D IS, 700-Eight rooms, new, modern, goou
0 location, eighth ward, easy terms.
0 So, 20O--Seven rooms, new, modern, eighth
0 ward; easy terms; fine location. = I
0 So, 750-SiX rooms, eighth Waru, new, moo- :
o ern except heat, easy terms.
0 $4,50U-Nine rooms, new, modern, CaInoun
o district; easy terms. - .
o ern, Sunnyside; large barn, easy terms
o $1,S0i-4V27 Sheridan av, Lake Harriet;
0 new four-room cottage; lot alone
o worth $1,400.
o $1,975-Seven rooms new, we'll built, good
o location; $500 cash. balance monthly.
o $S,750-Nine rooms, inside 2Sth st, on
O Portland. See us for this bargain.
0 Fer Sale By
O Bruner & Fiheld,
o Real Estate, Loans Rentals, Insurance,
o 1861 Andrus Building.
0 o o o o o o Q o o o
o REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
O Improved.
o Look at 1892 I'd av S. ten rooms, bath,
o large closets, hardwood floors, thoroly
o modern in every respect, newly decor
o city water, gas and sewer, large
o attic, combination heat, hot air and
Q hot water; gas fixtures, storm sash
o and screens, water meter, large shade
o trees and lawn. two mantels and
o CRATE; built by owner for private
0 home. For price and terms see
o Bruner & Fifield,
o Real Estate, Loans, Rentals, Insurance,
0 1861 Andrus Building.
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WANTED--REAL ESTATE

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wANTED-HoUsEs AND LOTS TO Q
buy. If you have property for sale, o
we can put you in immediate touch o
with several purchasers. You may list o
with us Your own terms. No charge o
for advertising; commission unless o
sale is made. .aE O
Thorpe Bros.
206 Andrus Building. q
J.. 49, q
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lthern Advertising s. Land Bureau,
2312 Clinton Az. Minneapolis.
a WHY THE CITY CHAP

FOR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM OF 320
acres, two miles from good town on Great
Northern rai1road III Walsh Co.. n. D.; every
acre under cultivation; good dwelling house,
good barn and granary, good water: price $50
an acre: easy terms. ]. p. Johnson, Park
River, N. D.
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A BARGAIN,

Have You Eight Hundred Dollars?
100 acres. facing on the Clam river. The
timber on this quarter will cut $4,000 feet
saw-timber and 800 cords of wood: five acres
cleared: small log house. Land is level.
Soil is RICH sandy loan on clay subsoil.
Neighbors all around. Owner has been sick
for five years and must sell. Deed perfect.
Homestead Land Co.,
ino1la . Az
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o NOW IS THE TIME 70 BUY REAL
o estate l have some in the best city
0 in the northwest, Minneapolis.
Let show you my new addition,
every lot perfect, in the midst Of good
homes, right at end OF 4th av and
car line, between 3Sth and 39th SITS.
4th and 9Th S; prices right; terms
easy; buy now; don't wait; start
home. Look these lots over today and
tomorrow.
H. N. Bradbury,
o sos N. Y. Life.
o Phone 24O7 T. O.
Q o o
o now OR NEVER Is THE TIME TO Sc
cure one of the most desirable homes In
the city cheaper than it could be built
day. Before buying elsewhere be sure
O to look at the fine and all-modern resi-
o dence 1902 Fremont av N. This is new
o house. we'll and warmly built fine
home in every Of the word, located
in the very best part of the North Side
o and only four blocks from the. library
o and the North Side high school This
o must be examined to be appreciated. For
further particulars see Dresser, Ill 4th
0 st s.
n
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o % O. o o 0 Q o o
G Fer SALE OR LEASE - RAILROAD.
0 trackage. corner, 19Sx157 to 20-foot alley.
o with exclusive railroad trackage also con-
o yenient to depots. mills. etc. Terms to
o suit. Thorpe Bros. Aldrus Bldg.
o o o % o o o o % q o
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FOR SALE-NEW EIGHT-ROoM HOUSE IN
Calhoun Park addition, Humboldt av near 31st
st: house built by owner for a home; actual
cost, including one lot, 800, which
substantiate by receipted bills; business rea-
sons necesstate my leaving city after Jan. 1.
If you want home with all latest improve
ments and one not built for sale, and have
at least half cash, write me, as I am ready
to sacrifice few hundred dollars on a quick
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$4,000 ACRES BILLINGS COUNTY, NORTH
Dakota price 1926 per acre. 10000 acres
l.. L. Y. pine timber land in Louisiana and
Mississippi guarantees to cut 5000 to 10000
Missouri Miss Price soG per acre. One
dollar cash., balance city property.
2,240-acre stock ranch, 95 miles from Mime
Des Moines, Iowa, residence to trade for Min
neapolis residence. Address W. N. Crouch,
226 New York Life Bldg. IT,
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WANTED-HoUsEs AND LOTS TO
buy. If you have property for sale,
we can put you in imed1ate touch
with several purchasers. You may list
with US on your own terms. No charge
for Advertising; no comlssion unless
sale is made.
Thorpe Bros.
2O6 AndruS Building.
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HOMESTEAD REL1Nau1sHMENTs, AS WELL
as decided lands for sale cheapest. Write for
our booklet, and lists of lands We also have
the best town lots in international Falls,
yestments on both sides Of the great Koochi.
ching Falls Half fare every day. Geo. A.
Snyder & Co., @. 701 Phoenix Bldg, Min
neapolis, MINI. -z.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

all the responsibility for his defeat,
making no excuses except that the
strength Of the Japanese was miscal-
culated, and refusing to place any of
the blame upon the council Of generals
upon whose advice he determined to
give battle.
Reported by oyama.
Toxic, March II. - Field Marshal
oyama. reporting yesterday, says:
prisoners, spoils and the enemy's
estimated casualties against all Of our
forces in the shakhe direction follow,
but the prisoners, guns and spoils ase
increasing momentarily:
1.-THE prisoners number over 10000,
including Gen. Nachamoss. The killed
and wounded are estimated at 10000.
The enemy's dead left on the field
number 26,500. The spoils include
2 flags, about 60 guns, 10000 rifles, $50
ammunition wagons, 1000 carts. 200.~
900 shells, $4,000, 900 rounds of small
arm ammunition. $4,000 bushels of
cereals, 275,000 bushels of fodder. As
miles of light railway outfit. 1000
horses, % cart loads of maps. 1000
cart loads Of clothing and accoutre-
ments, 100000 rations of bread. TO-
900 tons of fuel and go tons of hay, be-
sides tools, tents, bullocks, telegraph
wire and poles, timber. beds, stoves
and numerous other property.
kuropatkin Wants to Quit.
London, March 14.-The st. Peters,
burg correspondent of the Times says:
Gen. Kuropatkin has asked the en-
peror's gracious permission to hand
over his command, alleging that he is
in urgent need of physical and mantal
rest.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
BANKER SNYDER GONE.

Warrant Issued for His Arrest-About
IS Cents on Dollar for Creditors.
Des Moines, March 14.-E. E. Sny-
der, an Oline banker who made an as
signment last December. has disap-
peared. A warrant was issued for his
arrest, but when an attempt was made
to serve it it was found that Snyder
and his wife had left. The completed
report Of Snyder's liabilities shows
debts amounting to $4,000. most Of
which were bank deposits. The cred
itors and those having claims against
Snyder will not receive more than 10
to Is cents on the dollar, it is said.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

st. Petersburg already has promised
him. A possible obstacle to the plan
II Gen. Kamamura's army. which has
not yet been located, and which may
also be heading for the northern capt.
tai. ,
Russia Loses 100000 Men.
Gen. Kuropatkin admits that 100
officers and 1921 men are not re-
spending to roll calls. This ID rather
vague. It may or may not include the
thousands Of wounded who have been
sent north, and again it may not in
clude the losses suffered by the third
army, with which the &C amander-in-
chief was not in communication for
some time. The figures given by tho
Japanese war Office appear more rea-
sonable, namely, 10000 prisoners, &c.
500 dead and LETT on the field and co.
900 killed or wounded. the latter ag-
ure, Of course, including the dead
found by the Japanese. The Russian
losses, therefore, total over 100000
men, or more than one-third of the
whole army. The fact that the Japan
csc report the capture Of only sixty
guns indicates that Kuropatkin at the
last moment succeeded in sending q
considerable portion Of his artillery
northward on the railway. The
Japanese Losses
up to this morning were reported as
41,222, not including the army which
pushed north between Mukden and
Fushun.
Oflcial Russia Is determined to car
~ on the war and st. Petersburg re-
ports that orders have been issued for
the mobilization of more troops. This
may prove a difficult task with the
temper of the Russian people in its
present condition. There is still hope
in St. Petersburg that Russia can ex-
haust Japan financially, and for
months there has been talk Of the mo-
bilization Of an army on the Siberian
border which would compel Japan to
keep her vast army in Manchuria.
Fight to Bitter End.
st. Petersburg, March lathe I'M
mediate answer Of the Ru"'ian govern
ment to the defeat at Mukden is the
announcement that new army will be
raised and the forces in tie Far East
reorganized: that Vice Admiral Ro-
1estvensky will be ordered to sail on
and try conclusions w:th Togo, and
that the war will be prosecuted to the
bitter end.
This is the present temper Of EN-.
peror Nicholas and his dominant ad-
visors, voiced In a firm official an
nouncement that the position of Rus
STA is unchanged and that the initia-
tive for peace can only come from
Japan.
But while this is the official attitude,
nothing but peace talk is heard in St.
Petersburg.
Gen. Kuropatkin has telegraphed to
Emneror Nicholas assuming hizaaa1s
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
FINES LABOR MAN $1,000.

Organizer. Punished for Assault On
Non-Unionist.
Fort Madison, Iowa, March II. -
Judge Bank in the district court SEN
fenced Arthur Ireland, organizer for
the American Federation of Labor,
who was convicted of assault on Anvil
Mathison, a non-unionist machinist,
last July, to pay fine Of 5000 and
costs, amounting to about 1000, and
to stand committed to Jail until fine
and costs are paid. Ireland is under
indictment on similar charge at Ar
kansas City, Kan, and his trial has
been set for tomorrow at Wakefield,
Kan.
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FOR BATES SEAT.

Three Are Mentioned 40 Candidates In
Tennessee.
Chattanooga, Tenn. March IA. - It
has definitely been decided that the
Democratic caucus of the Tennessee
legislature will meet on Wednesday
night for the purpose of nominating 4
successor to the late United States
Senator William B. Bate. There have
as yet been no announcements of any
candidates, Though it is generally be-
lieved that Gov. J. B. Frazier, ex-Gov.
Benton McMillin and R. l.. Taylor will
be in the fight.
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While Gen. Kuropatkin has appar-
emily succeeded in saving more Of his
artillery than seemed possible, his
losses in men. ammunition and CON-
missariat supplies in the battle Of
Mukden are far greater than earlier
reports indicated, and even that por-
ton of his army which he succeeded
in extricating from the positions
around Mukden is still in serious
danger. The Japanese generals. real
izing that with a little more speed
they could have inflicted q crushing
defeat on the Russian army after the
battle of Liao-yang, determined not to
again allow an opportunity to pass,
and are following after the defeated
and sorely tried Russian forces.
While a small portion of Kuropatkin's
army has reached Tie pass, the great
or part of those who escaped from the
battle of Mukden are still
Struggling Onward,
being at last accounts between twelve
and sixteen miles from their goal,
with the Japanese. flushed with VIC
tory and reinforced by fresh men,
harrassing them from all sides. Even
should the remnant OF the army reach
Tie pass it is hardly possible for it to
make a stand there against the over
whelming force opposing it, especially
as the Russians must be. worn out and
weakened by the loss Of men, guns
and ammunition. It is more likely that
Kuropatkin will fall right back to
Hardin with what he car save and
~r.it t,>A,4 for tia raizforA~..>-A- th.t
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SENT UP FOR LooTING CARS.

North Western Brakeman Gets Seven
Months In Pen.
Deadwood, S. D., March I'D. l.
Ellis, brakeman OH the Northwest
ern railway between Chadron and this
city, has been sentenced to seven
months at the Sioux Falls penitentiary
for stealing cigars and other merchan-
disc from the freight shipped between
the two places. He pleaded guilty and
was sentenced by Judge Rice.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14

s E s s H S s s s l. s1 H . Hkx ATTORNEYS. s| a sa ss e 6 a ss a ss a e a d d d a <
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-14
WHAT IS YOUR HEAD WORTH?

If man earns more than days wages he earns it with his head. From his chin down man is only worth days wages. The earning capacity Of vel trained muscles is at the most but a lair living To the earning capacity .of well trained brains there is no linn il. Brain workers train their muscles curing spare moments. Muscle workers should train their brains dur ing spare moments by taking a course of studies in the International Core spondence Schools of Scranton. Pa To earn more you must learn more. F. P. Grindle. the Scranton School man. is at the Hotel Johnson. See him about what course to study. Do it now.