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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-06-03

Douglas ChamberliD, of "Shuqualak
spent several days in Macon this week
Mr.. Nose .leinach of Cliftonville, hai
been in the city several days this week
Mrs. Lon Hauensteln has returned
from an extended visit to Hattiesburg.
Miss.
Capt. and Mrs. r. w. Powell OF
Dancy, Ala, were in the city one day
this week.
Mrs. II, c. Turner and son, of Vim
egar Bend, Ala is visiting Rev and
Mrs. A. J. Thames.
Mrs. W. B. Leedy Of Birmingham, is
expected in Macon to-day, and will be
the guest for several days of her aunt.
Mrs. j, L. Riyes.
Mr.. Gottlieb, who has been doing
business in Macon since last fail. has re
turned to New York. He sold his stock
of goods to Mr.. L. T, Gaiues, OF Acker
man.
Mr.. f. ID. Cayett left on the nerth-
bound train Friday evening for Tupelo
where he had been invited by the ladies
of the U. d. G. to speak, the occasion
being the decoration Of old soldiers of
that community with crosses of honor.
Mrs. l.. w. Griggs. Misses Lula and
Matte Griggs, arrived in Macon Friday
at neon, Mrs. Griggs and Miss Lula
returned home from a visit to Houston,
Miss. and Miss Matte from Fairmount
College. Washington City, where she
has been a teacher Of art for the past
year.
Mr.. q. T. Dorroh received telegram
last Friday announcing the critical i'll
ness of his brother, at his home in Big
Sandy. Texas. Mr.. Dorroh expected
| to leave for Texas Immediately. but a
later telegram announced that his broth
| er had rallied. He has been taken to
Dallas for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor have the
sympathy Of the com nunity in the loss
| of their infant daughter, Ina Brsncie,
who died on Thursday evening. June
lst. at the home of Capt. w. II. Hol
! man. She had been i'll with whooping
cough. but had almost recovered. but
an attack Of cholera infantum was more
than her weakened condition could
stand. The remains were inferred in
the graveyard at Salem church on Fri
day at II o'clock.
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Notice to Noxubce Camp, Confederate
Veterans.

By instructions from the Camp at its
last meeting, the commander was re-
quested to appoint acommittee to select
the time and place for the county re-
union, and he has appointed the fol
lowing veterans on that committee
G. NJ. Robertson J. b. Cunningham.
L. D. Cavett, j.. A. Nicholson, Julius
Y~aretzsky, John T. Cook, T. ]. Viii
kins, Robert Permcnter, Ed, Hibbler.
The commander requests that this
committee meet at the court house in
Macon, OF Saturday, the 10th day OF
June, to discuss the matter and report
same to the adjutant,
By order of H. A. MINOR, Com dr..
Z. T, DoRRoH,
Adjutant.
J,tpo let 1OO6
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w. w. HOPKINS.

The State Of Mississippi, NoXubce County
BY virtue Of the provisions of certain
deed Of trust executed by Geo. B. Cash and
Gussic Z, Cash, on the 9Th day of January,
1902, to Francis b, hoffman as trustee, to
secure to The British and American Mort
gage Company, Limited, Of New York, a
certain Indebtedness therein mentioned,
said trust deed being recorded in Deed
Book No. GO. page 23G, in Chancery Clerks
Office in said county, /. the undersigned, AS
substituted trustee, viii on Monday, the
18Th day of lure, 1908, between 10 o'clock
a., m. aud 3 O'Clock p, M, IN front OF the
west door OF the Court nouse. in the city
Of Macon, proceed 10 sell at auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following de-
scribed lands, lying and cling in N0Xubee
County, State OF Mississippi, to-wit: The
Northwest (N.W.D quarter. less ten (l0)
acres OF The West side of the Northwest
INV. a quarter OF the Northwest On. w. a
quarter Of Section tl2) Twelve. Township
az Fourteen N, Range sixteen (G) East.
Tho property mentioned in said trust
deed to satisfy said Indebtedness and the
cost CT this proceeding.
j. e. RIVES,
Substituted Trustee.
This May 22d, 1905 may27-3t
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| Nlay6-3t

1t is ordered by the Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen oi the City OF Macon, Miss. that
the Commissioners appointed to hold the
election on the 9th day Of June, 1905, for
the purpose Of submitting to the vote OF the
qualified electors OF the said City OF Ma
con the question or whether or not they
will vote for the issuance of bonds of the
municipality. for the sum of Sl5, 900, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, for the
purpose OF the completion of the Water
Works Plant, and for the payment for and
completion OF the Electric LighL Plant for
the City of Macon, Miss. and they ar9
hereby empowered to have printed a sutl-
cient number of ballots to be USED in hold.
ing said election.
Second. 1t is further ordered that the
ballots be printed as follows, that is to say:
that there shall be printed on each ballot
the following; 'For the issuance of bonds
for the completion of the Water Works
Plant and for the payment for and compile
ton of the Electric Light Plant for the
City of Macon. Mississippi"
And on the SANE ticket shall be printed,
'tAgainst the issuance Of bonds for the
completion Of the Water Works Plant and
for the payment Tor and completion OF the
Electric Light Plant for the City of Macon,
Mississippi"
And these ballots shall be used in said
election,
Approved this May 9TH, 1908.
j. o. FASEll. Mayor.
Attest: II. l. J. BARNES, Clerk
The above resolution duly adopted May
), 1905. and recorded Minute Book "D,"
pnge -
II. l.. j. BARNES, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Whereas, The Mayor and Board of Al
dcrmcn of the city of Macon. Miss. have
ordered an election to be held on Tuesday,
the 9th day of June. 1908, at the Mayors
Office in the 0ity Of Macon, Miss, for the
purpose Of submitting TO the qualified cleo
tors of tho city of Macon, Miss. the ques.
ton or whether or not they will vote Cor
the issuance OF bonds in the sum of Sl5. 0O0,
or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the purpose OF the completion Of the water
Aworks plant, and for the payment for and
completion of the electric light plant for
the said city.
Notice is hereby given to the qualified
Electors q the said city that an election viii
Ybe held at the Mayors ONCE In said city.
on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of June, 1908.
whereat the question Of whether or not the
city shall issue the bonds shall be decided.
ID. II. ALLGooD.
j. W. %iloLBRooK.
w. NJ. JONES,
May6-3t Commissioners.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-06-03

We offer a new and higher standard of clothes which are
different in details of workmanship and fnish--giving a de-
gree of custom thoroughness never before in ready service
clothes These clothes is a triumph for men--thev imIart
the same appearance as clothes made by i gh-price Tailors;
but a saving of enough to buy two suits for the price of one.
The garments are infinitely superior in every detail. We
fully guarantee the highest intrinsic value for wear and cor
Iect fashions. We stand back Of This claim.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-06-03

will have a carloard Of ice next
Tuesday, April 18th. and will be pre-.
pared TO handle it in any quantity
throughout the summer. The It nj i,
at nv market in Macon. l will have
ice tickets for sale, W. n. STEWART
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The Best Paint.

Before you paint your roof, cx-
anime the kind | Use and get my
prices for work. 1t Is superior to
any paint ever brought here.
3-lS-1m BERRY Es1
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-06-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Mr.. S. NJ. Thomas bought this week
from the heirs Of the late Miss S. A.
Evans 1910 acres of land near Gholson,
in this county
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-06-03
Editor Of Beacon.

Editor Of Beacon.
| am in receipt Of a communication
from the executive committee of the
United Confederate Veterans, who as
snre me that ample and generous ar
rangements have been provided for
those who will not be able to defray
their W expenses while in the city,
would request that those who expect to
attend would signify the same by writ
ing me a postal, as it is of great import
ance that the Camp report the number
desiring to go, and to avail themselves
of such hospitality. l reiterate, let me
hear from you promptly, as | desire to
assist you il making your visit as pleas
ant as possible. z. T. DoRRoH,
Adiutant,
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ORDINANCE NO, 90.

An Ordinance Extending the Corporate
Limits Of the City Of Macon. Miss.
An Ordinance charging the boundaries of
the City Of Macon, defining with certain :
" the territory proposed to be included
in the corporate limits; also defining the
entire boundary as chaRged,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-06-03

FOR SALE-An extra fine milch-cow.
Apply at this office,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-06
FOR sALEMI sCELI,ANEo,us


GREAT PIANO SALE.
Wonderful success of our great sale of 200
pianos. 1t is breaking all records for piano.
selling In Minnesota. Why shouldn't it when
high grade pianos Of twenty Of the leading
makes Of America are. going at half their
value. We mention a few of the great bar
gains gains to give you some idea of this unparal
Hale piano, 1-s octaves. 8 strings, good
tone. for 500.
genuine Behning piano, 7 1-s octaves.
j carved panels. full rich tone, for $3.50.
s,ddpers q Pond plano. full size good tone,
i, Martin Bros. piano, ID octayes, very
for $120. 5 N - ~ -
Gabler piano, 8 strings. solid panels. richly
= 5000 Sohmer plano for $3.50: $3.50
aa IA 1es Bros. piano for $165: used uprights
for $50 $50. sos, $500, s11O. $115, $500. Si6O,
40 new shop-worn pianos going at about
aalf their value. This lot. Is made up Of
st oran H Rr'daa McPha
ton, Kohler & Campbell and others. Terms
Ior this sale down to 49, ST. SIS. Sc, 81 a
;. Store open evenings Foster Waldo. 80
Otl Sc >, NiCOllet v i
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DETACHED HOUSE ARRANGED FOR TWO
families; pays II per cent nett for sale by
/ Z owner. 7S43, Journal.
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PIANOS. PIANOS.

SPECIAL SALE OF PIANOS.
We have great number of used pianos in
our bargain basement in makes of Vose,
ssSsr WfSG G0Tn Ladd
many others at $10O and up; these are all
upright pianos and have been taken IN on
part payment for our celebrated Sohmer,
Vose and Wesley pianos organs and square
pianos almost given away; piano players In
all makes at 500 and up. Call or write at
once. Cash or easy payments. Open even
ings H. -.
s. w. Raudenbush & Co.,
.. TOO Ntcollet
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sToYE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES-GREAT WEST.
erh Stove Repair Co.. i12 HenneDin Az,
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s0-ACRE IMPROVED FARM ON THE NEW
MinnetOnka carline -..
1e-acre improved farm, seven miles from
Bridge Square. ,.-
- Tie above farms have high-class soil. good
buildings and are flrst-class in every respect.
VIII utrade fine house Park ,av for good
land. -. >
12o-acre improved farm, forty miles from
city, very cheap; small payment down.
160-acre improved farm free from incum-
brance;. will trade for city residence; 50
miles from city.
Henry W. Whiting, 3.
225 Temple Court. -
BIG CROPS IN SOUTH DAKoTA-LAND
prices booming, settlers arriving new railroads
building; why don't you buy some cheap land
and reap the advance in price? Why don't
South Dakota has produced more wealth per
capita for five straight years than any other
state. Thousands Of acres Of fine wild prairie
and beautiful farms for sale on reasonable
today. Railway fare refunded to buyers.
Elwood Land Co., Endicott building St. Paul
MINI. Also large tracts in Canada, North
Dakota and Minnesota. Land agents wanted.
INTERNATIONAL FALLS, ITAsCA co., MIMI,
on Rainy river; immense, power development
ufacturing city of northern Minnesota; two
railways approaching and soon in; all Difficult.
ties connected with development of water
can offer 100 acres of what will be suburban
property, close to city, at farm land price.
If interested, address Reginald Heating, Inter
national Falls, MINI.
$4,000. BUYS ~ ACRES OF FINE LAND IN
Richfeld township. at 5Sth ST.
So, 500-3O acres 2A miles South of city limits,
fve-room house and basement, good we'll,
barn for eight head horses, corncrib ice
house; henhouse 4Ox6O; 2sO current bushes,
plum trees, etc.
81. ooo-1O-acre tract at Columbia Heights.
Walter L. Badger,
400 Oneida RlOcl
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81, 6oo-65x12o, FINE CORNER, BLAIsDELL
section, 1Orroom thoroughly modern house
So, O00-45X118, Irving av, near 32d st; fine new
modern house; perfect condition; built for
home; hot water heat.
$4.5oo-4ox12s,> Harriet av, Hear Franklin good
modern eight-room house.
S4,500-40x12S, Emerson av s, near 9th; eight
$3S50-4Ox131, 37a6 4th av, eight rooms, new
and thoroughly modern, hot water heat.
$250O-45N12S. 3l2l Clinton, eight rooms, city
water, sewer, gas, bath, closet, open
plumbing, cellar, etc. Get key at this
office. 60
Houses Lowry Hill, Lakeview, Sunnyside, Blais-
dell and other frst-class residence sections.
New catalogs this week.
Houses at all prices.
Walter L. Badger
300 Oneida Block
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued
LOWRY REALTY CO. BARGAINS.

LOWRY REALTY CO. BARGAINS.
3O6 Boston Block
81, 000--340S-341J 1Srn ay s.: new double
apartment house, six rooms and bath each
side, modern except heat, hardwood finish and
floors throughout, best open nickel plumbing,
large east-tront lot, nice lawn, stone walks
inside and out, best shingles dipped III oil
with two coats of mineral oil stain, two lay
ers of heavy building paper between siding
and sheathing, tar paper between plastering
and outside wall, forming double air space;
pantry TO each apartment nicely decorated
throughout, screens and storm sash, gas Ak
lures, water meters, shades, curtain rods COM
plete; rents $40; small cash payment, balance
small monthly payments including interest
and taxes. Could not build alone for price.
Owner needs money for business. Do not fail
to Investigate.
S5.00O-2545 Harriet av. II rooms, strictly
modern. hardwood floor and finish. best COM
bination heat, open nickel plumbing, porcelain
bath, finest location in the city, splendid
neighborhood, property increasing rapidly in
price; $1,000 or more cash. balance monthly.
too large for my family. This is a bargain,
and one of the best investments in Sunnyside
See US at once.
We will tuild you house on your own
plans or furnish plans free for cash payment
OF $500 or more down and monthly payments.
II you desire to build or buy, see US at once.
. Both phones, South 81 Ii. -.-N. re-. = g."
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FAIR VISITORS.

n : \
For bargains in farm lands In Minnesota
and Wisconsin and free state map showing
Aliens colony at Hinckey; daily excursions;
tickets So; free fare to buyers. Call on John
G. Allen. general land office, 3o5 I'd av S.
FOR ACRES AND FARMS NEAR MINNEAPo-
lis see w. II. Gould, 426 Boston Block.
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Farm Lands.

4 hI LII 1gct4uS.
AITkIN COUNTY.
Improved farm of 100 acres, fine soil, sur
face smooth, good drainage, 20 acres mixed
hardwood, 20 acres natural meadow, Is acres
cultivated, balance pasture; frame house and
outbuildings In fair condition; three lakes
within half mile; price, including cattle, hay
tools. machinery and $4,000 feet of logs on
skid So, 200; price, not including personal
property, SIT per
2so acres of wild land in Hill Lake coun-
try, containing 200 acres Of mixed hardwood,
$15 per acre. Also 60 acres white cedar and
pine land. $4,000; estimated 10000 poles in
Guiding many 60 feet long, ON this 60 acres.
For further particulars call on
Franklin Benner,
503- 04-505 Bank of Commerce Building.
FOR sALE-A1L OR ANY PART OF 2,4oo
acres high grade wheat land in Red River
valley, Manitoba 80 miles south Of Winnipeg,
a city of 100000, % miles north of Mime
sofa boundary; soil FIVE feet deep, clay sub
soil, no stone, sand, gravel nor brush; we'll
settled neighborhood, railway station three
miles, another railway building now within
two miles; abundance of timber in six miles;
creamery, church and school near by. Sure to
be worth 500 per in very few years;
must sell to close syndicate; price $1,000 per
acre, half cash, easy terms on balance. Sim
liar land now. selling $40 to $25 per acre.
Charles o. Elwood, trustee, Endicott building,
ST.. Paul, MIMI. 800 <f'" '.'~'' = -" 80
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0 Observation-Disclosures

FOR EXCHANGE-$3.0 600 STOCK OF HARD
ware for home in Minneapolis; write describing
what you have and location. L. r. Brown,
general delivery, Minneapolis.
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FOR sALE-A NEW, COSY sIX-RooM COT
tage, reception hall, large bath, latest fix
lures, medium cabinet linen closet, large closet
off each chamber, oak on first floor, white
enamel on second, hardwood floors throughout,
full basement, outside entrance, house dec
grated throughout gas fixtures, shades, stone
walk and steps lawn sodded, shade trees;
house arranged SO be heated with stoves
or will put in heating plant to suit pur-
chaser; place cannot be duplicated for less
than $4,000; for a quick sale will sell for
$3.50, 81. 900 down and balance on long time.
No. 3445 Sd av. Owner at S417 3D. ay
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NOTICE.

I have twelve-room two-family house,
city water, gas, mantel and CRATE, bathroom
with open, plumbing, laundry, good cellar,
front 1o this property is s noM rented at So
per month and never vacant; I will sell at a
price which will net 10 per cent on the in
Testment, what more you ask. Location on
1st av, near Saith st, in frst-class neighbor-
hood and q bargain.
S2,500-Newton av n, near Western av, 8
rooms. El 4aE,
sI;95o-Clinton av, near 3sth st. new, 8
Walter l.. Badger,
q. . npai1 , ~ r
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
confjnI,ed

Z - !, 81 -5-#F ~
Continued.
g, 4.zxlss, 9Th Az INSIDE OF gath ST.
s., 45x12s bryant av near 24tn.
$l,soo-5ox126, corner LIST av and 25th st.
s a ST s sad isa 2 st s sts
s sgxiss a asas asth st.
s Pleasant say n sS near aa a4th st.
s46oM Mr. %. Park Az inside of seth st; lies
ssoo-Ssx1ss, eth st N and soth ay.
5o49x122 18th 9Th ay betWeen ssd and saith st.
'front.'
S sSs Oneida Il R s{ssf:
H.sF. NEWHALL.
$50 Temple Court.
we ofer the following properties. each OF
rssafa as estssrg q block
Minnehaha car line; water and sewer. =
$l,sOo-Iot in Lake Of Isles, 1oox1e2, fine
on ms car sod line, one block from university:
east Of Central, only $15U cash needed.
$500 only for lot on Pillsbury av at 35th
VI, $50 for ten lots in New Boston, high and
:. s1o! buys lot on 18th az S, inside Of s5th
s2oO--soUTHEAsT 'FRONT.' CORNER, AID
SEQ 1so -s 50, lsS, Washburnn Park.
%oooIooA1<o, corner OF LIST aV 5 aud S6th st;
$2c0.l2s feet front on Minnehaha av. near
s122S-a7xlSs, Aldrich near 5oth. ~.
Sl50-6Oxl29, Emerson near 5Oth. ~.-..s.
$3o0-Corner Aldrich and 41st st, large trees.
$225-10OX135. corner of 31st and AID nv.
$!oo--Half block east Minnehaha, 4Oth st.
= iS UooMBeautitul double corner, Lynnhurst
l. A. Dunsmoor. 616 Phoenix Building.
. . THREE 4 MORE 9 sr + & s 0 o. 0 g
0 will make, three choice building sites; Q
o price too cheap to publish.
10 5000 cash and l will build you modern Q
O. cottage In Morningside the suburban acre @
o location on Minnetonka electric; monthly Q
ins sad on balance, SC fare:
SLo per lot u lots near Lake Harriet G
Chas. I. Fuller, 9
o 500 Phoenix.
o 0 o o o Ok o
s,5S EACH flake H3aS1fr qoSs, 30
O. $500 for three lots, two blocks from
10 carl1ne and west of and near Lake Har-
o ret;. they lie level and high, with com {
10 manding view. This price for short
o. time. {
o Lauderdale Co. & Sloane, {
10 355 Temple Court.
y . o o o o o o
BESIDES OUR 2,ooo, 1000 ACRES IN CANADA
ana ana Wisconsin US we have over 1000 PROPOSE
in city and out, business blocks, mills and
livery stock. American Land & Elk. Co., 23s
Boton block, Minneapolis, MINI.
TIMBER LANDS IN AITKIN COUNTY WITH
good hardwood timber and splendid soil fol
| sale at reasonable prices and easy terms, by
e. H. Hobe Lumber Co., New York Life
Bldg, st. Paul
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FOR CHOICE ACRES, NEAR CITY, SEE @,
A. Quist & Co.. 20z 18th st s,
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BARGAIN-FARM OF 1872 ACRES 4 MILE
from school and postoffice miles from
cheese factory. miles from creamery, best
ject to overflow; 20 acres cleared in clover all
easily cleared: good house, barn, root house,
fine well, ETC.; splendid dairy farm; will ssli
Pine Knoll MINI w" 'D'' w. ~ e'''0'
A BARGAIN.
aeo "a @ es covered With good vs da tim
house; land is Level r5ch prcduetiye SOIL free
90 Homestead Land Co., ..
302 Nicollet Av. Minneapolis.
- OPEN EVENINGS
evenings feD dns the stee isp
week dse you f are are n the market for good
gains to OFFER tndstrom Aker aye d Hslb erg
BOZ New York Life building, St. Paul. %
FINE IMPROVED FARM, THREE FoRTIEs
+ eighty acres improved, forty. acres timber
tern, tubular well, windmill, tank, plenty
fruit; daily mail, school one mile, church
on 500 line; Monticello six miles, on Great
Northern Edwin Dunn Buffalo, Mimi : ,
A FINE QUARTER IMPROVED
farm, only "a miles 5, out from city; railroad
station on farm; will trade for either a store
building in fair location somewhere in the
city, or residence not too expensive; this
is a good farm and worth your time to
look it up If you are the least bit interested
Address 1914, Journal. &-.M = ~. IA :.
CANADIAN LAND FOR AN INVESTMENT OR
home; we have the choicest, wheat land In
the Canadian west; prices right, terms easy;
excursions twice month. For particulars,
write Rustad & McKeen. Grand Forks, N D.,
"a It'll st N, Regina, Assiniboia; Scarth st.
WE HAVE IMPROVED FARMS TO SELL OR
exchange in Minnesota. North and South Da-
kota Iowa and Wisconsin,: many are rare
bargains; also unimproVed In Canada and Wis
consin. Send in your propositions.
American Land & Exchange Co.,
23b Boston Block. Minneapolis. Mimi Z
FOR sALE-BARGAINs IN THE DAKoTAs;
Brookings county, $1,8OO; Sphinx county.
S1,10O; Aurora county, $1.25O upwards; Hand
county, 1000 upwards Brown, 81, 100; Mar
SHALL 81 900. Call or write me If you want
bargains Wilcox, $40 Phoenix.
FINEST WHEAT LAND IN CANADIAN WEST
5000 acres choicest selections at Elbow OF
south Saskatchewan on line Moore Jaw Elbow
| extension Canadian Pacific railway; construc
| ton begun; bargain for quick sale; prices viii
| advance after harvest. c. s. Norris Regina
Assiniboia.
J FAIR VISITORS. q
For bargains in farm lands In AIinnesots
and Wisconsin and free state map ,showinna
| Aliens colony at Hinckley; daily excursions
! tickets SO; free fare to buyers. Call on Johr
| G. Allen. general land office, 3o5 I'd av S.,
FOR ACRES AND FARMS NEAR MINNEAPo
lis see w. II. Gould. 426 Boston Block.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-12

unmistakable and the falling of in patronage WAS so unmistakable, that the management bestirred itself As an example we may take the Forty second street station, where 3S big elec- tric fans are hustling the air More than this, vents have been cut to the surface through which powerful mo- tors are sucking the lamp heated air and generating new currents of draught. The trains, too, are opened from end to end. As a result of these preliminary moves-and they are un- derstood to be but preliminary-there is decided improvement in the at mospheric condition of New York's un- derground service. Before another summer comes round it is devoutly to be hoped that further practical steps will be taken; for it will be very hard for New York to give up the notion that its subway is unreservedly good thing. It is the usual sarcasm about the metropolis that it will be "a good town when it is finished"