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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-30

|ti@1b0 each. Murraln peits, from 10
TO 20 per cent less, or is@i4c per lb.;
horse hides. saited, each. according 70
size. sI.5002; dry. each. according 10
size, si@f.so: colts hides. 2sWs0e
each; goat skins. common. io@ibc
each. Angora, with wool on. 26c9ti.5o
each.
Peits--Bear skins az TO s.se. No. I.
s2.B00io each; cubs. tiI2; badger, rs
@ SOC; wildcat. with head perfect. $50
|boc; house cat, 5Wfoc: fox. common
gray. So07oc; red. 1905; cross. $50
i5c; silver and black. ,ioo0aoo; nsh-
ers. s5@s; iynx. $4,000: mink. strict
|ly No. ]. according to size. ,f92.5o:
|marten dark northern according to
size and color. tio@is: marten. pale.
pine. according to size and color. $3.50
o.; muskrat. large. i00i6c; skunk. 40
96oc; civet. or polecat, bli0c: otter.
large. prime skin. 5000 panther. with
head and claws perfect. t2@5. raocoon,
prime. 3oa5oc: mountain wolf, with
head perfect. tS.6oas. coyote. soeQti;
wolverine. ts@s: beaver. per skin.
large. sb96; medium, t3Wi; small. 81
q 1850; kits. bou75e.
casear sagrada tchittam bark)--
Good. ia4Ac per Ib.
oregon grape root-Per 100 $50
4,
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wheat--walla Walla. s3asie; Val.
icy. SIZE. blucstem. soqoic.
oats--w white. a?s92s. gray. 1?s.
Barley Brewing. ,2s: feed. t?2.
Hay--Tlmn,hy. 1itdiI50; clover.
siiWi?: cheat. tli9i2: alfalfa. sii.
MiilustufIs- Barley rolled. $3.50.
middlinga. .?A925. chop. iia, dairy
chop bran. siafs0 shorts. s22d2s.
Flour--IIard wheat, straight ia,ss4
tO5. hard wheat patents. itbOm4so;
graham. 81, rye, 50; whole wheat
fiour, it25 valley. siio.
corn.-wholc. t2t.b0: cracked. $3.50
per ton.
Rys--tibS per cwt
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shc; pink. aMc; bayou. axe; Lima,
exc; Mexican reds. &c.
Picked goods--pickled pigs feet. n
barrels IS: barrels. s2.75; i6-ib kits
,L25; picked trips. h-barrels. IS; ~
barrels. ;2.75: 15-lb kits. ti.:s; picked
pigs tongues. -barrels, 80; n bar
rels. 80: i6-lb kits. $50. picked iannbs
tongues. h-barrels. 80; u .barrels.
$3.50; ls-lb kits. t2.75.
Lard - Kettle-rendered: Tierces.
CSC; tubs, sAs; sos. shc: EOS. sKc;
los. iohc S.. iohc. Standard pure:
Tierces. SIC; tubs. shc; COS, sMc;
zos. sci los. CSC; S., skc. Compound:
Tierces, enc; tubs, eAc; COS. SIC; los.
TIC; 6s, INC.
Cereal foois--Itooied oats, cream, DO
ID sacks. 1915: lower grade. ,5@626:
oatmeal. steel cut, 5O-lb sacks. IS per
barrel: I0-ib sacks i4.2s per bale: oat-
meal (groundf 6o-fb sacks. $3.50 per
barrel; I0-ib sacks, "a per bale: split
peas. 81 per 1oO-lb saeks; 25-lb boxes.
ID boxes. ti.25 per box: pastry -four.
l0-lb sacks, $3.50 per bale
Sausage Portland ham. 12Mc per
10; minced ham. 10c: summer, choice
dry. iTiac; bologna, long, SIC: winer-
wurst. Sc: liver. Sc; pork. &c; blood. Sc;
headcheese. 12hc; bologna sausage,
link. thc.
Ralsins--Loosc Muscaiels. 4-crown,
eMc; G-iayer Muscatel raislns, TAc.
unbleached seedles Sul,anas, 6Ac:
London layers. 3-crown. whole boxes Of
20 lbs, sis5. 2-crown. s1.75.
Canned Halmon--columbia river. J.
ID tails. ils5. glib tails. $3.50: fancy
lib fats. 81; Alb fancy fats. ;i.25;
ti.15; pearl barley. 81 per 100 lbs. 2b
fancy lib ovals. s2.75; Alaska tails.
pink, s5qsOc; red. $3.50; nominal. 2s
tall, So.
Mason fruit Jars-Half- gallons, per
gross. 1890: quarts 1855: pints. s5.s5;
extra caps per gross. s2.25.
Economy fruit jars--Half- gallons.
Ter gross. 1926; quarts. slO.35; piE.s
1876; extra caps. sis5.
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THE CENTRAL.

Maintains unexcelled service from the
west 20 the east and south. Making
close connections with trains OF all
transcontinental lines. passengers are
given their choice OF routes TO Chicago,
Louisville. Memphis and New Orleans.
and through these points to the far
east.
Prospective travellers desiring intor-
nation as to the lowest rates and best
routes are invited TO correspond with
the following representatives:
u. II. TRUMBuLL, Commercial Agent.
ii2 Third ST. Portland, ore.
J, c. LINDSEY, TRAY. Passenger Agent,
14a Third st., Portland. ore.
PAUL Il. THOMPSON. Pass'gr. Agent.
Coleman Building. Seattle. Wash.
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Fruits and Vegetables,

FFuNh AHu NsbsAapleh
Strawberries per pound
sdi0c.
chcrrics--.c Crate. ti,.5Gi5o.
Aprico,s. crate. N.s5.
Peaches. crate. $3.50.
Grapes. t3.s6 er crate.
Gooseberriea. &c ID.
Grape fruit--craie. t?BOGa.
Applea--oregon. 60c4 ts.So.
Tropical fruits--Lemona. fancy. iS'
choice. ss.76as per box: oranges, 1850
cars. bananas SC per 10; pineapies
ts.bOa% per dozen.
Potatoes. oregon. 100 lbs. iiaiOs:
tomatoes. California. crate. is.7S93:
turnipa. sack. 81; cabbagcs. per h.. Ia
0iMc; oregon onions, 100 lbs. $500:
new potatoes. 50: sweet potatoes, si.7b
az per 100: Australian red onions, SO:
celery. per dozen, 7oa7Sc; asparagus,
per box. $3.50; artlchokes. per dozen.
7S0s0c; radishes. per dozen, lSe;
green onions, per dozen. ibc; rhubarb.
per pound. &c. cueumbers. per dozen.
tiQL26, tctts. sl.sb per zoe lbs; car.
rots. Sl.26 per 100 lbs.
Fresh Meats--eval. 81 9tmc;pork.7
Q7nc; beef. bulls. Sg3hc: cows, sh
94Mc: steers. iQbc: mutton, s67e:
spring lambs with pelts. si,60G26O
each.
Fish-crabs. per dozen, ii.25; shoal-
water Bay oysters. per sack, $500; oy-
sters. gallons, se.26; halibut, bh; black
cod. 7c: bass. per ID. i2hc; herring.
&c; founders. &c; catfish, 7c; Holsters
per ID. i2hc; silver smelt, &c. shrimp
iOc; perch. &c; sturgeon, &c; chinook
salmon, Sc: steelheads. TIC; sea trout
I2hc: shad, ShGi.
oysters--S Shoalwater Bay per gallon.
I2.25; per sack, 81 net; Olympia, per
sack, sb.25.
'clams-Harjshell. per box, 81; razor
clans, 81 per box.
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Strawberries Are Coming In More
Plentiful al High Price,
Although the Mills Are All Shut Down
Fieur CONTINUES sssady--Eaas re.
main the Same 30 Saturday and Pe.
tstoss Bring Coed Prices.

Large shipments OF Strawberries
were received and met with "a ready
sale at s and 10 cents. but Il Ii prob.
ably they win be lower during the
week Flour rsmains steady. although
most OF the mills have shut down. the
demand being confined 10 the coast
Potatoes are firm. IN good demand and
bring good prices. Shipments Of new
potatoes are light. Eggs remain ai is
cents.
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MAL.A!R!!4ar,l
4 4; system!

Holly Springs, Miss, March AZ, 1905
While building railroads In Tennesset
some twelve years ago number OF hands
contracted fever and various forms ot
blood and skin diseases. Icarried s. 8. 8.
In my commissary and gave It tony hands
with most gratifying results. / can recon-
mend 8. s. 5. as the finest preparation fos
Malaria, chiils and fever, az well as all
blood and skin diseases. w. I. McCowASs.
! suffered greatly from Boiis, which
would break out on different parts Of my
body. Isaw s. S. S. advertised and aftef
using about three bottles I was cured,
and for the last three years have had nc
trouble whatever. A. w. ZRBER.
7I7 Read ST., Evansville, Ind.
Ibegan using your s. S. s. probably ten
years ago for Malaria aud blood troubles,
and II proved so good that l have con.
tinued ever since using II as family
remedy. II IL pleasure for me 10 recon-
mend s. s. S. for the benefit of others
who are needing a first rate blood purifier,
tonic and cure for Malaria.
Arkansas City, Ark. c. c. HEMINGWAY.
Boils, abscesses, sores, dark or yellow
splotches and debility are some Of the
symptoms Of this miserable disease.
5. s. s. counteraets and removes from the
w sms>. .szs> blood all ifnpuri-
- - ties and poisons
V@ M and builds up the
"a ~ entire system. II Is
" - guaranteed apure-
Va N ly vegetable rene.
" - dy. Writef for med.
L Ia ~ ical advice OF any
- 80 ~ special informa.
- 49, ton about case.
rhs Swim Specific Company. Atlanta, Ga
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Produce.

Duttsr--Fancy creamery, 20a2ihc.
dairy. lsitai7c; store, lb9ibhe,
Eggs--orcgon ranch. isc.
cheese--Young American. i6qi7e;
Oregon full cream, l5c.
Pouitry--Mixcd chickens per h. 10
0isMe; spring. its Gi6bc; hens, II
GiSe; fryers. lSai Ice: brollsrs, $50
zoe. geese, Sc: turkeys. live. ibHiTc,
turkeys. dressed. 1890; ducks. old.
ItGi5e: spring ducks. stg7
Honey--Dark. 1911 Giic. amber, i:G
lsc; fancy white, isc.
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Good advice 70 women. II you want
a beautiful complexion. clear skin.
bright eyesfi red lips, good health. take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. There
is nothing like II. IS cents Tea OF
Tablets. Frank Haft's drug store.
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Are YOU lacking In strength and Wig
or? Are you weak? Are you in pain?
Do you feel all run down? The bless
ing OF health and strength come to all
who use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. S5 cents Frank Harts drug
store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-05-30

Dear Gut;--I have solved the moth
er-in-law problem. just given her reg
ularly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
II viii make her healthy, happy and
docIle ms lamb, 35 cents. Tea or Tab
lets. Frank Harts drug store.
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A bright Seattle woman viii start
baby check room ut the Portland ex-
position, Her plan is to take charge Of
a baby for day or a few hours, issu-
ing a check which cannot be counter
feited This will insure Astorians easy
Identification.
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Additional train leaves Astoria daily
at 1880 g. m. for all points on Ft
Stevens branch. arriving F. Stevens
1880 D. m. returning. leaves IT. Stew
ems at s:oo .. m. arriving Astoria 2:4s
p. m.
Sunday only.
Through tickets ana close connec-
ton via N. P. Ry. at Portland and
Goble and o. R. & N. Co. via. Portland
J. c. Maye q. p. A.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
STEAMER JORDAN

for Cathlamet, way landings. =. m.
daily except Sunday.
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Boils, abscesses, sores, dark or yellow
splotches and debility are some Of the
symptoms Of this miserable disease.
S. s. s. coruteracts and removes from the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-19
MOORE BROS. G. SAWYER,


MOORE BROS. & SAWYER, -
Bill Nicollet Av.
First-class Investment in a double house, all
modern each tenement tas ten rooms;
lot east front 5Ox12s feet: property in
frst-class order; rents $3.50 per year;
property within easy walk Of center of
city;l you will miss 1t if you don't inquire
about this.
G. A. Rockstroms magnificent home, located at
1416 Adams st NE, built by Mr.. Rockstrom
only three years ago. Every part put to-
/ gether in frst-class shape of A No. 1
material; six rooms on first floor and seven
on second; arranged for two families;
Demarest steam and warm air heater; all
modern conveniences; could not be dupli'
Rockstrom's business calls him west. hence
his reason for selling. Price $4,000 ii
taken at once. =: -.
So, Soo--3253 Colfax av s.: fine corner, ..42x12s
feet; six-room; improvement, thoroughly
up-to-dute. firstclass hot water heater and
laundry; three rooms on first floor with
large reception hall. parlor and hall IN
mahogany stained birch ;, elegant mante]
In parlor; dining-room in Flemish oak
hardwood floors throughout;.if you want a
cosy home. don't fall to see. this
So, 75O-Modern home in Sunnyside; nine rooms
thoroughly up-to-date; good heating plant
tasty mantel and sideboard; five rooms
on second floor and bath; big bargain.
81, 100--Ten-room house. all modern, on 4th az
s.! near oath st: full basement Storm
King furnace: part hardwood. finish; gooc
bath; gas and sewer connections; properly
In good state OF repair and is certainly
! cheap at this price.
$1,100-Two acres with small house and barn
from car line. Terms 5000 cash and ST:
,,er month,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

: Z ( Z I ~ : 4
, o o o o o5@o o. o o o 20 g
NOTICE BARaAINs WILL SELL; 8
!, So, 65O--Two complete fats, STRICTLY modern 20
!, rooms. best open plumbing, separate q
so six ana ae
> east front, lot 56x12s: room for an 9
> other small. house; special I, improve. 9
. i $50; sickness cause for selling; what .
0 better inyestments than this do you Q
81 5eo at1 ISL ISL n az s. sG Don't S eai
0 unless you mean. business; must be sold {
Q IS, 56o s yssittitl modern nine rooms and
0 "'@ barn. almost new. beautiful home
0 cheap; don't fail to see this house be- c
fore s,o BUYING owner w be
. phone and and viii be pleased to show
o. $a,5OU-New, strictly modern eight rooms,
0 elegant har fwood finish: one Of the
pnetes leaving city ciy want
to to o this beastf ss home must
0 Both Phones. 81 SOC Phoenix
A GEM OF A PLAcE-soso SHERIDAN Az n
4 rooms hardwood floors. finished in birch
hot Watsr heat s sny slime small
inside lot, sewer part paid; stone sidewall
and city water; 1872 James av N.
LOO for house, suitable for two families
170s Crystal Lake ay; finely decorated.
A Great Bargain-3o27 Russell !av N,
rooms, large lot, stone sidewalk, city waite
in street. S1,15O; easy toms.
Another-41lS Colfax av n, arranged TO
two families, s. rooms. stone sidewalk, trees
$500 cesh, $1,l0O on time; will assist you will
a loan: ,."
S. 00O-Spick- and-span new siX-room house
modern but heat, r22O7 3dSst N; worth 81, 500
Lauderdale Co. g. Sloane, ~
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REAL EsTATE y FOR sALE
Farm Lands.

% Q Q 90 Q 90 % o o o o o o 0 o
& HERE IS A BIG BARGAIN IN SOUTH
Dakota lands " 81
land. These lands are mostly under
cultivation sila n NJ 9.5ssEB9 &
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W " " y y U o o q o o o o q o o o o o o Q
~ ACRES, FINE FARM, ALL UNDER CULT
walton, In Wright county, one mile to Month
cello; good soil; easy terms.
160-acre farm, Wright county; best black
loan top, with clay subsoil; so acres cult
waited, balance timber and pasture; good build
ings; $32 per acre. easy terms. 20
= 4O0-acre extra good farm. Isanti county;
100 acres plowed, 80 acres natural meadow.
balance heavy timber; living water; lots of
cattle, horses machinery and crop; good build
ings: What have you to exchange? Six miles
to Case. - - =, ...,l:
.Bargain-Who will buy the last ave-acre
piece? What is left Of 60 acres, which were
plated to five acres, near electric cars, Cedar
ay, on ten years. time. ,.l =. = ..&.--
70 acres in Crystal, six miles to Mime.
apolis postoffice. So, 100; real bargain. q ,
julius Crosse Co., -"
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81, 5oo-2eso 14th Az s, 8 ROOMS AND BARN;
$500 down, balance monthly.
81, 5OO-243I 9th st N, s rooms, lot 48x167; 5000
down; balance to suit.
50, 5O0-3111 Lyndale av s, s rooms and barn;
lot 45x12S.
81, 5OO---3439 Hennepin av, rooms, thoroly mod
ern; lot 42x127.
81, 6oO-1901 University av SE rooms, lot 100x
81; $500 down, balance to suit. E
So, OO0-532 9Th av N; y rooms. lot 54x150; barn.
$3,20O-231 " 83d st, 10 rooms, modern except
heat; lot 4Ox120.
lima nolia rEr1acf Cam
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So, 1000 NEW, ALL MODERN, HOT WATER
heated home of six rooms, on Sheridan say
Kenwood, hardwood floors. finish. nickel plumb
ing; everything that goes to make up a
complete, desirable cottage home. u ale Realty
Company. f.a3s8
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:.
ooooo xo,fMf 2 f,rsv w % 900 80 o
81, 5Oo-1OOx35O on SMt Curve between o
o James and Knox; two fine houses will o
O be built across the street, facing Mt. o
Curve this summer. o
o .......a.. Minneapolis Trust Co., o
Hennep1n and 4th st. o
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H Z you pRoP 2 & 70 RSn Z
o make a specially Of renting and taking o
care Of ali kinds of property, managing es- o
o tates, etc. - can save you money. Walter
o L. Badger" 300 Oneida building. o
o
WANTED TO RENTAL ONCE, FURNISHED
fiat of four or five rooms; must be modern and
not too far out; rent not to exceed S25: extra
good care taken Of fat; goOd references. Ad-
dress 7401 Journal.
PARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
building, with privilege of using laundry; must
be in vicinity OF Lake st and sth av. 1857,
Journal. - = T., l...
wANTED-A MODERN FLAT OF FIVE OR SIX
rooms small house, rent not to exceed
$50; would prefer nothing east of 4th s..
8578, Journal.
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LOST. FOUND. REWARDS

L0sT-S50 REWARD PAID AMY ONE FIND.
ing my two dogs; one black and white one
Brundage, photographer, Minneapolis.
LosT-A SMALL PURSE ON eth Az n CAR OR
between Sd st and Minneapolis Dry Goods store.
Purse contained money only. Finder will be
rewarded IL left at Journal Office. ~
LosT-TUEsDAY MORNING FROM s74s PARK
av; male fox terrier, white spotted brown
about year old; reward. r. q. Sands 374S
FoUND-A PLACE 10 HAVE YOUR TRUNKS
repaired or exchanged for new ones Bijou
Trunk Factory, 10 Washington av N.
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RUsINEss IPROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
= Sl4, 600 viii buy double corner on 4th st
and 10th Az 8, 132x165 feet one Of he best
sites in South Minneapolis for warehouse or
manufacturing purpcses. accessible to failroad
right OF way; nothing better has been offered
1t our hsure. Anst Be sold in the near future.
Moore Bros. 4 Sawyer, a.
af 011 Nicollet Nv.
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-wANTED-REAL ESTATE


wANTED-TWo OR THREE Lots, NEAR BUT
not on car line, near grocery, with water, gas
and trees. not to $500 each: Ken
wood Or Linden Hills preferred. Address S.,
721 Hennepin.
WANT TO MAKE A PAYMENT ON A CHEAP
piece of land with an equity Of 5000. in a
good business lott at Otter TAIL MINI. A. A.
Stoebe. Campbell, MINI.
WANT 70 BUY MODERN RESIDENCE IN
Lowry Hill district Green's addition or Sunny
side; $4,000 to $4,000; owners only. GAS.
CANADIAN LANDS WANTED IN SOUTHEAST
ern @Assiniboia. along Arcola-Regna branch
c. P. r.; must be cheap. SIS Guaranty bldg
WANTED-HoUsEs AND VACANT LOTS, THAT
are bargains; have customers waiting for same.
Dickinson Land & Realty Co. $40 Temple ct.
WANTED-LISIINGs OF MINNEAPOLIS REAL
estate; houses. lots and nearby acres buyers
inquiring daily. Newhall. 800 Temple Court.
WANTED-AN EIGHT TO TEN-RooM MOD.
srn home in good residence locality dy will pay
WILL PAY S., 1000 TO $4,000 FOR AN EN-:
tirely modern house in good locality; owners
only: S277,i Journal. .tstF -... b -.l
WANTED-THE BEST MODERN HOUSE THAT
$4,000 will buy;. will deal with owners only.
S27S. Journal. ~ -. ~.
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v y y % Q o o o o
0 .s1,s75-GooD E1GHT.RooM HOUSE, AR. o
o ranged for two families; easy terms; 0
0 14th av, Lake st. .':'. O
o $1,450-An eight-room house, arranged for o
o two families, L oath st near Blooming 0
0 -, ton; rented for $50 per, month. ~ 0
o Sl,3oo-A splendid 1O-room house, ar o
o ranged for two families: excellent re- O
o pair; 25th near Riverside. - O
0 Ss5omGood 4-room cottage, new, large lot, 0
o ,50X157 feet: No. 3015 9th av s. O
o $2,500-Splendid Groom house Lyndale a
o s, near 21st. 80 :, = o o
o $500 takes this splendid s-room house, all O
o modern; 3;3d st near Blaisdell -~ i
o $4,eno-This beautiful new home, strictly o
o modern . rooms, full basement. nick o
o ei plated open plumbing, combination o
neat, laundry III basement, hardwood o
o nnlsh and floors. screens and storm q
o WINDOWS This was built, and barn, for O
o the owners use: thorough in every O
pattlsular: we guarantee that you can
o not duplicate it for the money. Inside q
o OF ut st near Hennepin av. r. "a
$1,000 takes this splendid corner, south of .
f Era Ell av partly improved; rented .
buildings. You must see this at once. q
John L. Neal, =
s21 Northwestern Bldg, q
o 90 Q o o o 90 30 q O 90 O q
se,soo-75xl5o, FINE CORNER, WITH TEN.
m uo m9 and }as eash rooms five
drying ROOM mans room, servants closet
and s.id,, hot water heat: good barn: location
within two blocks Of Hennepin av and 18Th
ct. It's a great bargain. Worth twice
S6,500.Girard. near Hennepin av; fine 1s-room
thoroughly modern house: Handsomely
S6coo-Harrtet av. near 25th new eight-roon
thoroughly modern house; quarter-sawed
S4soo-Harriet, near 25th, eight rooms, modern
good house. st. 595iZ / s.. : 1N'>s-,-. =
$500 + av, near Lake st; eight rooms.
W 500-3d av. Lake., eight rooms -
* 5o0-3Sth st. near Nicollet. eight rooms
y, 2W-2sth ST. near Henaepin. eight rooms ~
S1,45O-26th av NE, near Central, eight rooms
Houses at all prices. 80 - :
Walter L. Badger,
300 Oneida Building
So, 000-NEw, ALL MODERN, HOT WATEB
heated home of six rooms, on Sheridan Eay
Kenwood, hardwood floors. finish. nickel plumb
ing; everything that goes to make tuD q
complete, desirable cottage home. Yale Realty
Company. rs b.
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s. -, =,
WANTED TO RENT

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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE NO CHILDREN,
want to- rent at once. furnished fat for house
keeping; must be modern of not less than
four rooms and in good neighborhood,
car line or walking distance; best Of care taken
of. every thing; references fucnished state
price. 1888, journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-11
Water and Weather Conditions
Give Promise of Excellent
Sport For Duck Hunters.
OPPOSITION TO IOWA SCHEDULE
Northern Clubs of the Circuit Want a
Square Dea!-IIIinois Valley Racing
Crest Increases Purses = HEREFORD
Will Manage Young corbett-
Grand Rapids Franchise Sold.

With the promise of plenty of water,
and an abundance of erratic March
weather, sportsmen of the state are
looking forward with pleasant antici-
pations to the best duck hunting in
years. The season is early yet and
while the advance guard of the migra-
ton has arrived in Iowa 1he flight is
not on, and will not be probably I'M
til the latter part of the month. While
most of the ice has gone out of the
Mississippi and Missouri, and many of
the inland streams are open, the ice
still covers the waters of the lakes
and sloughs. Until these are open the
best of the spring shooting will not
begin. There is assurance, however,
of plenty of water for ever lowland,
and depression is being fed by the
rivulets from the huge drifts which
blocked the hillsides. Already this
week. the spring weather has had two
setbacks by the north winds and fur
ries of snow. 1t is weather OF that
sort, which keeps the ducks retreats
ing toward the south, and then return
ing with the coming back of warmer
breezes, which makes Iowa duck
shooting. With calm, clear weather a
large part of the migration will pass
over without stopping, except for a
nights rest. Flurries of snow and a
blow from the north is nuts for the
hunter once the fight is we'll on.
There are indications, that II the
proposed schedule Of the Iowa State
League is adopted, 1t will be by a vote
of five to three, with Marshalltown,
Waterloo and Ft Dodge representing
the minority. Whatever way these
northern towns may look at 1t, there
is an abundant feeling that the south
iern teams, as they did last year, re-
ceived the long end of the schedule.
Lander last year took the northern
team south to open, and closed some