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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17

|LlIGH ING
DE LIS DEATH
Isaac johnson, Well Known
in Bemidji, Killed al Deer
River Thursday.

Isaac Johnson, aged Is, was
killed at Deer River Thursday.
by lightning during an electrical
storm that occurred in that city.
The young man is well known IN
Bemidji, having at one time held
a position at Peterson's confec-
tionery establishment, and the
news Of his death will be re-
|ceived with sorrow BY a large.
number IF friends in Bemid il
He is a stepson of Vim. Small
wood of this city and Mr.. Small
wood received message yester.
day announcing the death Of the
young man aud left last night for
Deer River to take charge Of the
remains. The body will probab
" be taken to this city for in.
terment.
Pain mays 0 by the name of.
rheumatis n, euralgia, lumbago
pleursy. No matter what pane
the pains are called, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will drive
them away. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets. Barker's Drug Store.
For Sale.
Fifty thousand acres of choice
Canadian land in the Saskatche
wan country, lowest price, long
time, and easy payments, buy
now and take your homestead at
the same time, greatest wheat.
and stock country in the north
west. A railroad is now being
constructed which will go through.
this tract Of land. Get in With
the land excursion now being or.
ganized.
Ten thousand acres Of North
Dakota and South Dakota I'M
proved and unimproved land.
Farms and city property sold
and bought on commission. For
further particulars address J. S.
Rosholt, Bemidji, MINI. Office
over postof1ce.
Have you farm or residence.
you want to sell, list them with
me. I have correspondence with
$50 different newspapers all over
the United States, which reaches
thousands Of readers every day.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear. There is only one way
to cure deafness, and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an infamed
condition of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is infamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it's entirely
closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored
to it's normal condition, hearing
viii be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by.
catarrh, which is nothing but an
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-17
TEL CHURCHES

At the Pres byterian church:
Preaching at Il subj ect, Christ
ian DeVe lopment. Sunday school
at u. Chris tian Endeavor at I.
Preach ching service at 8.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

Secretary Wilson Of the Agricultural
department dosn not think that Kan
as vim have any lean crop ysan icE
several yoaFs 70 come.
eve inas bson shlnhl ig about your
stats. = saId the secretary Of ngrIoul.
kare - q Kansas man entered Bis onics
ahs other day. II never saw such
ans erops, such One prospects. The
ground Is sheroughlT soaked and thai
snoans that you ere not going 70 have
any crop failures for several years tc
come
.'HoW many yearsg"
II WON'T Be- definite, bat you gar
ssitly count on several. The nature
Of ne KAusas coll IL such that IL 70
e.lns the moisture. Even Il yeV
shosld not have good rains Tor sever
.<sssons there would be no hot wIndl
81 tolaliallurss. Good crops aud bad
crop ron "a cycles and you'll hay'
stns bad crops bye and bye. bat nov
son'rs 81 fright Why, even IL Low
" hsrs h,d almost total crop failure
nd loa, nnd Kassss are very muol
alike
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
s,als Z ovsreiknlY's LasI DItoh.

in n Ogsaas rsasaGuN VII
u-n 49, 49,. e-se. L--.eya n Ia.
lev yssrs sgo to prevent its sam
AIRY service from being turned oy'i
d Lna National pyard VI health, and
Iole u Y a a.: "Nos We lush into
be AIMS Of Upcle Sam, and are only
30 nAppy II We can trade our outoi'
ate Democratic state sovereignty
ru mP perry for sAsl from the respOn'
,bIity Of a plain duty. and for money
enough for q temporary sanitation q
the city. Truly. times change
They DO. Indeed" 10 The commen'
tary Of the Louisville Courier.Jour
aal; .'so fast and go much that there
seems little old-iashicned Democracy
loft any where 10 the country
Itisa greas thing to have 10 Uacle
samuel to fall back on 10 time OF
trou bic, adds the G'obe Democrat,
Every paper in the Picayune's lati'
tude commeuds the action Of the
Louisiana and New Orleans authort-
ties 10 letting the nstiopal govern.
ment take charge Of the SiIuAtioa.
The state and city would have been
glad to Ego It alone" but the case
was too big for them to handle. or
they thought it was too biz 10 that
situation state sovereignty and local
pride have to take Q back seat. The
conditions have changed since the old
days when state rights was o religion
in certain parts Of tue country. IL
John Taylor Of Carolina or John Q.
Calhoun had foreseen louisiana suE-
render OF her functions to the federal
authority they would have wished
they had never been born. Omnis-
cient as was that old particularist
Thomas JEFF rson, some things have
turned up since his time which wore
not dreamed Of 10 his philosophy.
State sovereignty has been getting
some hard knocks 10 recent years, but
its own section is not doing mu' b la
menting on that account. The states
will always be able to hang on to all
the right which they need. This 10 .
great and progressive country. What
little usefulness state ascendancy In
its ancient phase ever had, II It had
any, has been lost, and the idea itself
has TO 60 the way Of all deiunct and
discredited things. At one time and
another 1t made something Of . stir
10 this country, but its day 10 over.
State soverelgnty'S funeral 10 taking
place In New Orleans, and il has very
few mournerS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
Life Insurance Remedy.

ZAno NJ. Host, com missioner OF In
surance OF Wisconsin, In an article in
the Milwaukee Journal, declares that
there is bat one remedy for the exist
ing evils Of life insurance and that 10:
Every state should enact law COM
polling life insurance companies 10
make actual superintendent and dis,
trlbutlOn Of ali surplus annually after
the second policy year, crediting each
olicy.holdsr with his equitable share
Of the surplus.
Mr.. Hoch thus sumo up the results
thst would follow such . law:
"With law compelling annual
distribution Of all profits, the same as
10 done BY 6rm or partnership, The
race for bIgneSs, largest gu ount Of
assets and largest amount Of insuF-
AnCe In force will be SupPlAntsd for
economy In Management and the
merit Of q company will DO deter
mInOd BY itS accounting % policy
holders.
"Enormona salaries will receive q
big ont; pensions will b . thing d
me p,sti ne iuhds viii b Invested
Ia Ahs hast posalbls securities and
not lsit On deposit IL baakS and trust
companies at little or 10 Interest,"
supsrAuouS counsel receiving snor-
nous rstalnsrs viii b Oas OIL side
boards and IIcksrs will not Be- 90 3D.
junol 70 the Offices Of some Of thees
OomPanlesi capital stock will Be ~
deemed, or. u not, dividends thereon
now ranging from . 70 % par cent
will BE- reduced commissions Of from
90 70 100 per osat 70 agents VIII b
reduced from IS 10 so per osnt; 70
batting and Discrimination will BE- re-
duoed 10 . minimum.
"Ii the public only knew and
realized that out Of every fifteen III
Insurance policies written Only one 4
determined By death or maturity, and
that the average dnratiol Of life To-
surancs policies is only seven yoars
very few deferred dividend oonlEsetl
would be written.
''It certainly seems like folly 4
permit companies 70 defer for Ven
aileen or twenty years the return o
overPsymentl and profits, when III
average polIey-hOldsr. taking . twenty
year deferred dividend oonlrsOi. doe
nos get within thirteen ysars Of
dividend. and never ssss . return 0
bic over payments sad share Of ~
pro6ts.u
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
ABOU / DICKINsON COUNTY.
a.f,cof &ni publnh pscial Illus
traIed. E0Iu0n.

a.f-cof &lli pnblith pscial Illus
traIsd. EdItIOn.
Tbs REFLEcroR los arranged t.
publish b special ilustrslsd edition
about Dickinson county, its resources
and people 10 the near future thsi
viii b. different from anything here
toiore complied ard viii be Of esPecial
interest to our readers.
We have engaged the services d h.
C. PershiOg, a special journalist Of
the American Advertising Company,
who will have charge Of the work, and
gather We've and facts showing the
great number 81 valuable improve.
ments, Ill ofwbich will be truthiully
repr ssented, both in interesting and
forcyfnl language and BY fine halftone
engravings. II will serve the three
fold purpose Of still further removing
many prevailing Prtjudices. instruct
aud entertain friends and relatives 10
other states and erstliy a sense Of
local pride, Of which every progress
sive community has il share. y
will especially show our remarkable
business and commercial advance
ment.
Mr.. Psrshing will eudeavor 70 see
personally as many Of the residents
Of the county as be cauand any tavors
shown him will be appreciated. Any
information pertaining to Dickinson
county will also be gratefully received
and we will always be glad 70 see or
hear from all who are familiar with
the history Of this vicinity.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
Sunday School Picnic

The Talmagel M. E. Sunday school
had picnic at Cundiff's grove yester-
day. Al interesting program was
given, G. c. Merrilatt making the
princip pal address. A resolution was
passed indorsing the action Of the
women who did the joint smashing
at Industry. The picnic was very
we'll attended.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
.. Tha lntaal oanana oi the Kannaa .

The latest Osnsus o. the Kansas de-
partmsnt Of the G. A. B. shows there
- $1,000 veterans Of the wsr Of The
eehsllIon n KAnsas, l9,AOO SOFAS d
velsrSns and 10000 daughters Of
eoisEans. There ere 5000 widows
q vstsranA 5000 spanIsh war vet
erAhs, and 10000 grandchildren Of
rslersns.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
Resignation Il Teachers.

Several OF the city and country
school boards Of the county have been
embarrassed at the eleventh hour,
Just before school 10 to open, BY the
resignation Of teacher, putting
them under the necessity Of looking
for teachers OF time when good
teachers are hard to find unenplo ed.
Superintendent Mccormick calls at
tention to q section Of the statutes
which may throw new light on the
matter for both parties 70 the ProPo-
ton:
"Any certificates issued BY the
state board Of education. regents Of
the state normal school, county board
Of examiners or city board Of sxAmi-
nsrs may be revoked BY the body il
suing the same ON the grounds Of inn
morality, gross neglect Of duty, an
nulliug Of written contracts with
boards Of education and district
boards without the consent Of . ma
iority Of the bard. which Is q party
10 the contract. or for any cause that
would have justified the withholding
thereof when the same was granted
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

While yellow fever may carry OF a
tfew hundred ora few thousand 10 the
United States, It Ia estimated that
more than 1000 lives will be lost In
India this year BY plague. The ex'
pansion Of European empires does not
- cot A .iatlc Pestilence
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

II wonder said an old-time Popu'
dist yesterday, ii John Rockoieller's
minister sver has the gall to give out
the hymn. "wbile the light holds out
% burn the vilest sinner may return,
while John 10 10 his pew and in con-
itrol.oi the kerosene. .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

G. j. Devlin, the owner Of the
shusssd Topeka bank, has taken bic
family and started for "trip TO
Europe. About 5000 Topeka dsposi.
tors who contributed their little
savings 70 the good cause are hoping
10 viii havs ! pleasant outing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

Forty-four governors nave replied
70 Gov. Penny packers invitation TO
have conference % the laws q mar
.riags and divorce, This is q great
country with forty-fve stare on the
49,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

The discovery that Peter Funnel
who built Fsnusll Hall, the "cradie
.osliberty,' got his money illegally
.ansy be crumb Of comfort for poor
Mr.. Rockefeller.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

"UniiI something more than mere
charges have been proven Against Mr..
Kelly. the Record proposes to pursue
lshe even tenor Of its way" says Gov
arnor Hochb Marion Record. The
governor should himself have taken
che advice Of bic own paper
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

II the Mikado only had some way OF
making the Czar pay that indemnity
from bis own estate, which Is the
largest in the world, Instead Of throw
log the burden on the peasants, the
world would care nothing about ito
-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

Oklahoma farmers should study
carefully the methods employed sue
cessiully BY Campbell and others In
s'dry farming More attention 10
required, bat the additional yields
Justify the increased labor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
aEOENT REFLECTIONS.

P1tuNnB utS tysuehSo'
The thermometer registered only
% degrees today.
~. A. Flack has Purchased the
Taylor property on West Fifth street.
n Mrs. W. G. Nevin has purchased
the Morley property on North Cedar
street.
Harry Romberger had his finger
badly lacerated in an ice cruuher this
morning.
The sterl ball team defeated Solo.
mon by . score Of ~ tos in yester-
days game.
-Issac Shockey 10 preparing to
4 place steam heating plant in the
Central hotel.
Mrs. Bessie Bergstresser Helm
is the mother Of son, born this
morning at Wilson, Kss.
There will be an eclipse Of the
sun at $50 q. m. on August 80. We
think we know Of one person who will
not see II.
The Abilene members Of the Cen
trail Kansas ball team arrived home
THE morning, Concordia was the
winner in yesterdays game.
4 The Kansas editorial excursion
has returned from the fair at Portland
and all who went report splendid
"trip.
Miss Anna Warfield entertained a
M mber Of her friends Wednesday
afternoon at progressive whist for
Misses Mary johnson and Helen Will
| liams OF Kansas City.
1 Eighteen 81 Dorado girls are en-
gagged to be married and In sixteen
cases the event will take place before
Christmas. IT. would be safe bet
that all Of the young men Of that
town go broke before spring.
"A number from this city went to
Chapman last evening to attend the
Catholic social which was held there.
The windmill which was given away
was given to Pat Hogan. The two
hundred and City pound hog was
given to George Holland.
Justice E W. Cunningham Of the
supreme O. urt Of Kansas died at
Boulder, Colo, Wednesday afternoon.
He had been suffering from a compli.
cation Of diseases for several months
but be was thought TO be recovering
and his death was unexpected.
CLAY Center Dispatch: A white
girl caring for cCaored baby was an
unusual sight At the UOlon Pacific
depot short time since. She did 1t
very nicely and quietly and without
the least embarrAssnen though she
must have been conscious 81 attract.
ing curious attention.
ANY person who has photographs
Of sarly scenes Ia Dickinson county
will confer favor upon rs BY allow
ling us to reproduce them in. our spe.
cial illustrated edition to be pub
llishsd in the near future. The photo
graphs will be retained to the owners
Immediately after the plates have
been made.
4 III you wish to see something re.
semblings volcanic eruption. ask 9.
G. Huffman about the races OF Fort
Riley. He bad : running horse en-.
tered Ia yesterdays races and the
horse was distanOsd. Some thought
iuI friends sent hima telegram. col
lscl, iniorming him Of the disaster
and sInos then he has been danger
Gus TO approach.
-H. 8. MlnOr. manager Of the
Abilene Grain Co., has rented the
property belonging formerly to 9. Q.
wyandt on West Third 81. and win
move his family here ct once. Mr..
Msnor IL making SUCCESS Of bis new
venture snd the many loads Of grain
coming to the Abilene Grain Co. sle-
vhknr 0iva akkaak 70 hia energetic
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

Probably one reason that the SEQ.
sohd settlement Of western Kansas n
being 80 successfully a,complis ed Is
that the new settlers are farming, sud
not locating the country seat
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
TodaY,a CHICAGO Qrain llarket.

Away OAtsNUV Ne~4- K
Furnished By the A. N. McDeaFmott Com.
mission 90. For further infofmae'on ca
CHICAGO CLOSE.
Wheat, closed Sept; S2t (, Dee,
oaI. Msy. s6f.
Corn. olOssd-sept., 50, Dec.'
4AS-s, May Att.
Oats, elossd--Sspt., got, Dec. SIT,
Nay, ssF-ss.
KANSAS CITY CLOSE.
Sept. wheat-7b-si Dec., 7st,t.
sept. oorn-l7li Dec, 50.
Sept. oats, old-24.
Sept, new-2s.l.
KANSAS oTTY CASE MARKET.
No. 3 hard wheat 70 est.
No. 8 hard wheat 77.S2.
No. 2 mixed corn 4si-t.
No. 3 mixed corn lSl I.
hogs slow.
Cattle 100 higher.
The New York stock market opened
with an advance and prices wsr'
higher, but declined somewhat before
the close and OlOSlhg prices vert
slightly higher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
THURSDAY, AUGUST II. 1900

The irrigation congress dslsgsts'
have been named aud still Dickinson
county has not landed. How about .
Justice Of the peace or q notary pub
.Iiop
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
TOMORRow's wEATHER.
Indications Tor KansAa for "a HOurs
Beginning st HOon Today.
Bulletin IN RnELnCron once uindow.l
Fair tonight and Friday.

Advertised Lsttsrs-
The following iS the list Of an
claimed letters remaining In the abb
lens postofHcs for the week ending
Aug, IL, 1905 Have your mail i'd
irssssd 70 your Dor number and Il
vii Be promptly dsIivsrOds
0uNELRMNE's LIN.
nrnhsm.BR Dunlap, Harry q
5ssis. , rassI. 5Vs.ls .
rarf1f. Co Roeefltqn. Q
Icibl so6n Hauara TATE AlP ss
rnunonf. Laura Saul, Mn OsIiel
0ha eat uin b chargod foe an q,
verified lsit1fs.
P.r1oua ealing io1 ths rt1re viii
o...ss ~ .a1gSrf'1etH giving dnta.
Etro TtTu1. ?. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

Wanted. aPPrsu.Ics girls for milli-
merry department.
sI.7tso MES. G. s. cnOOKs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

ne R'aalant Waller Sunday school
-al rIrs si 10 ,ssan sool.l sslnr
81 aI.riat tugail -. q ~ r.haol
. t|I aIt 'rrI.aA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17

Grain markela colrecled oruEy Ihurs1ay
no.ninr b. v. ,. oIlos. HEaln and call
EuEn uanEzA
rrrlrrs ~ c1eanrzI oll11R q points
-.-1,r - if cssI1 - lsfn M1l foli
So 80. ~ 49, ~ -, ,.u,,,s ~.
- ~ - ~ . .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-08-17
For Sale

A second hand phaeton. Sec $, 5
Smith. 4s-2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

y ~~r<S>~~~>~~~>><S~~> >~N~>~>~%~~N<~~~><S~S
? Susie II. UrQuhardt to l.. Dahman, lots
Is and 16. Newels subdivision ..... 81, 600
z. II. Godfrey ct al. to Northwest In
vestment company, lots 4, s, 6 and Z,
block 8, Marsh s. Bartlett's addition -. 300
p. H. Curran and wife to John O. Ander-
son. and wife. lot 8. block i. A. c.
Loring's addition ................. 1875
A. Sabenewitz and husband to G. q.
Brown, lot 3, block 1. Richardson ad-
lUU
A., f. Folsom and, husband to A. J.
Brouellette. lot q, block 6, Lawndale
addition 125
= W. d. Anderson and wife to P. H. Bald =
win. lots II and ID, block 5, ETC.. 500
Pacific addition :..................... $50
=. %. Weld and wife to Hannah p. VIII
bur, lot and part lot 4, block 81, Brad
ford s Lewis addition ...............r 5000
Hannah P. Wilbur to Charles Ffoliott,
lot 5 and part lot a. block o. Brad
ford & Lewis addition ...........$ 5000
A. S. Morrison to Thomas Mclaughlin
lot II. block 4 Town of st. Anthony S5O
Ira W. shoop to William knaeble. part
lots 9 and 5. block II. Bradford &
Lewis ADDITION .............. 1 700
". Rendl and wife to Joseph Haput, lot
TO- block j, West Minneapolis 74o
=. II. johnson and wife to Jane G.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

1878 4th ST Sc. IA ROOMS, ALL MOD.
ern, frame barn. ........ ......... $3.50
49,. rooms. all modern . .'. . $50
1884 Portland av, 16 rooms, all modern,
1901 Park av ii rooms, all modern, com. WV
binution heat, hardwood floors. 800. 45.O
TT 9th st Sc, rooms I'LL modern, barn. 81. o.
224S9 Portland av, rooms, city water,
sos e 22d st. rooms, BATH gas city
S45 E Franklin av 6 rooms, city water. l7.5t
400. water ............ .................. I.5
230O Clinton av. rooms, basement, sheds,
city water .................... ...... Is. o.
JOG Il 26th st, second floor fiat, rooms,
city water ...................,. 80
l26 Willow st, 5 rooms. second floor. city
water :.................. .:..... 49,
1874 4th ay s. rooms. city water. ..... 5.O
George Odlun1, Manager, 300 Phoenix Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05

FOR RENT - UNFURNISHED MODERN
eight-room house, thoroughly modern In every
way, situated in eighth ward, near Lyndale
line. nice yard, stone walks. gas and hot-air
heat; ready for occupancy at once. Address
$500, Journal
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-05
CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Iarson-Mr. and Mrs. Peter 746 Adams street
NE. son.
Brown-Mrs and Mrs. valentine c., 1916 Hen
nepin avenue, daughter.
Branan-Mr. and Mrs. Fred, 40 Eighth street
SCI. daughter.
Anderson-Mr. and Mrs. Peter, 4645 Xerxes
avenue. a son.
Jensen-Mr. and Mrs. George, 2O19 Nine.
teenth avenue s, daughter o..
Petterson-AIr. and Mrs. Gustaf, 20O6 Third
street S.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. !
Louis Morse and Hannah Wolf.
George C. Bigelow and Elsie G.. Hedstrom.
William H. Corbett and Hattie NJ. Hancock.
George Bolden and Estella Oathout
DEATHS.
Fleming-Catherine. 1917 Aldrich avenue n
Kingsley-Dw1ght L., 241O Hiawatha avenue.
Holstad-Minnie A., 62O East Twenty fourth
street.
Anderson-Henry A., 2113 Twenty-second ave-
nue. S. .. -..,,
Shea-John. Little Sisters Of the Poor.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT IVES.
tern Stove Repair Co.. 312 aennepin av.