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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

during his first visit. Conley pur-
chased a piece OF tide land prop
erty for sl.000 lie is now nego-
tiating with a party who intends to
buy his property for $4,000.
u. Rossul. although a mining man
for a number OF years. gathered in
his first gold dust while spending
about four months on his claim
near Dawson the past winter. lie
returned to this city Wednesday.
registered at the Northern. and is
now making preparations for trip
to his home and people In Germany.
Rossul brought about $4,000 out
with him.
AlH Point IS 10 have a nice, new
board sidewalk No more will Sun
day eNcursionists have 10 trudg0
through dust and dirt. The county
urged by property
owners of Alld. Thursday morning
made an appropriation for 500
board sidewalk, 10 run from the
boat landing to the point. The walk
will be about three feet wide. and
work will be begun upon Il IN tho
very near future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The sheriff Is looking for Charles
Buammll. Charles Inadvertently
neglected TO pay his wife the alimo-
ny allowed her by the court. and a
few days ago Judge PointdeXter gave
him the choice OF digging mp $50
within three days or going 90 Jail
for II days Brummit failed to show
up with the money within the pre-
scrlbed time and a bench warrant
for his arrest was given the shorlffs
office Thursday morning.
Angus Mcdonald pleaded guilty TO
tho charge OF grand larceny Thurs
day morning and was sentenced to
one years imprisonment by Judge
Griffin,
The damage suit OF G. NJ Black
burn against II Nj Butterworth was
dismissed, upon the plaintiffs own
motion. by Judge Tallman. Thurs
day morning.
4 deed was filed for record
Thursday where the George hotel.
situated on Spring between First
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
FIRST JOBS OF
SElT1LEITES

The first money I earned was
through the two-cent bounty on
squirrel tails IN Maripoaa county.
California. where the crops we're be-
ing devastated By the little animals,
had a iruaty dog that used 10 help
mo chase the squirrela into tho rock
wall. then II was easy 10 get the
squirrels tail. even II we had to let
the squirrel go A good long tail,
BY clever manipulation could be
made into two tails. worth four
cents A string OF 50 tails was
worth a dollar, and the tails we're
common currency IN the little VIII
Iage. where one could buy a pair 81
shoes or other merchandise ~ the
store. by rendering sufficient
number OF tails.
GEORGE c. CoNGDON.
Attorney.
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erred that he was nearly surrounded
and that enormous bodies OF Jap
anese troops were being massed on
his right and left. while his cen
ter was being constantly shelled by
field artillery. he apparently real
lied that It was impossible for his
$50 600 men 10 Withstand the su-
perior strength OF oyama. and he
determined on a feint in the hope
that he might draw of some OF the
japanese forces.
he ordered General Mlstchenko
with his Cossack division 10 at
tempt to penetrate the Japanese
screen and try TO cut their lines OF
communication. After losing heav-
fly In several engagements the Cos
sac ehieftsin made his way
through neutral Mongolia and swept
around the Japanese left In the hope
Of drawing back some OF the troops
from the north Instead the Jap
anese simply moved forward a new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
ITALIAN WHO THREATENED BATES FACES The
SPENDING OF LIFE IN The CITY
JAIL-PHYsIelAH UHRELEHrIse

Pale and emaclated. and with hia
heart fuIl ~ dark broodlnEa against
hts alleged prosecutors. August le
Rogue feebly tottercd down the
steps Of the city Jail Wednesday
afternoon. only 10 be hustled into
a waiting patrol wagon aud hurried
of to the county jail 20 stand a
third trial before Police Judge Cor
don for threatening 20 Nm Or. Uri
G. Bates. physician and surgeon.
with offices at i209 Flrat
La Bogue's strength f. gradual
~ waning asay. and bis wasted
form show. ..ily too well the rig
0rH Of seattsvF asmp aud dirty dun
geon-the 6. Jail
What did T.e Rogue do that he
has suffered so aud must still suf-
fer II justice 80 dlctates7 Le Bogue
was struck BY one Of the oity's fire
horses nj Second and Cherry nearly
~ months ago.
He was attended BY Or. Bates.
who claims that he ala all possible
for the italian. whose arm was
fractured evidently beyond recoY-
cry.
DR.. Bates hurried his patient of
10 the Wayside Emergency hospital
and placed the arm in a plaster ~
paris cast lie Bogue claims that
the cast was left on too long and
that his arm first turned black,
after swelling until twice It's nat
ural size. and then wasted until
the once healthy limb Was wasted
and ahapeless. the uHe Of which was
further prevented by paralysis.
lie Bogue left the hospital with a
vow 10 get even" and he nearly
accomplished his deadly purpose.
But for the timely interference Of
police officers 10 Bogue would have
"potted" Or. Bates. and he was
twice arrested and tried for the mis-
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Sick Unto Death Prisoner
Must Face Third Trial

the man who disturbed bis peace
81 mind and threatened bis life.
and that further he did not intend
70 be held up by bis former pa
tienf.
= know that IL Bogue means 70
hlIi me AZ the first opportunity. and
/ must either leave this city or
takes measures 10 put this man
where he cannot place my life m
jeopardy. Is the argument present
ed b. the fcrrorized physician.
The action against Le Bogue viii
come up Thursday afternoon before
Police Judge Gordon. and II i.e
BoEue's eyes flash fire for the in
justice done him be will again be
thrown into Jail. for the authorities
are determined 10 prevent the muf=
dos OF q prominent physician. even
II another life must be sacrificed
for IL Bogur is IN no condition 90
live in any jail. and he will die II
not given proper attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
ANOTHER BAD WRECK

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. June
12.-~Thc Denver Salt Lake Rio
Grand Western passenger train was
wrecked 81 2 o'clock this morning
at Pinto. g miles west OF here Five
coaches we're ditched- Among the
dead II Engineer sehrader. Of this
city n IL known that many pas
sengefa were injured. 4 relief train
WaE sent to the scene.
Injured r. Reynolds. salt Lake.
Matilda Jensen. brigham City. ia
cob Ferguson. Salt Lake: John Gud-
COON. Emil Richard. Ottmar Rich
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D. Arthur. milwaukee,.

ID. Arthur, Milwaukee.
=. G. Beckwith. advertising agent.
10 East seyenty-fourth street. New
York
D. J. Brant. Toledo.
The question Is being asked. was
the limited travelling 20 fast that II
left the track OF It's own momentum.
Fireman German told General Man
aver Marhhall that both be and the
engineer saw a white light on the
switch Railroad men say IL Il i'm
possible for the switch 70 show a
white llght and be turned at the
same time The railroad officials
begun an investigation and there Is
a possibility that an IS hour train
Will be discontinued.
THE MISSING.
Barber and porter OF the eombl-
nation car.
The combination baggage and
smoking buffet car and the coach
behind caught fire and were de-
atroYed.
The train left Cleveland AZ .
O'Clock last night. east bound. and
does not stop al this place. The
train was running AZ a great speed
and the engineer did not notice the
open switch. The engine left the
track and plowed its way along the
track for several yards into the
freight house. several hundred feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

Senator Link" Davis. are bosses.
That an anli-baoi,maklng law viii
Be aEitatcd has been promised The
star by leading Wholesale aud retail
business men 81 the city and by
the ministers. who. Notwithstanding
the fact that they are ridiculed BY
Van de NanteF a. having any poll
deal prestige, are pretty strong
factor iD public affairs nova adys.
The bin viii be supported by
every honest legislator In the state
senate and house
Il Ntll be opposed by the sraft del
egation Of which. unfortunately,
there Is a liberal representation IA
the two bodies
And. with hookmAkinE placed on
shelf. wrapped security In coat
81 lcEal preventative. the regime of
the outlaw crew AZ the Meadows
wlll be over there will be no more
iAmhH 10 flecee. no more glorious
tConunnca on PAGE sevcn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

dsmeanor Nov Or Bates. coop
Grating with seatile's city officials.
viii attempt % keep Lo BoFue IN
jail apparently for the rest Of his
life
A. bis last trial Il Bogne waved
the ruined arm AZ the court and
asked for Justice lie denied the
intention Of doing Dr Bates any
wrong but made the simple state
ment that he only wanted 90 scare
ur Bates into giving him money
70 get back 70 Italy. where bis rel
auyes live
Dr, Bates stated Thursday MORN
Ing that he would appear against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

ard. Province; Mrs. C. Ford. r. orn
Salt Lake: II. BoIthedt. Orchard.
Idaho: Mr.. A. jacobson. Davis ia
cohson. Helen jacobson. II. jacob
son. Cove. Utah. William Lazenby,
Wayne. Utah: Chrisiiana Harrison,
Poeatelio: Mary ostragard. Meadow,
Utah: Mrs, n. NJ. Robertson. Salt
Lake: Roy G. Sommer. Provo; Mrs.
Anna Carlson. Logan. Utah; MTe.
Mary c. Sampson. Mercer, Utah;
Mrs. J. Ough. Dubois. Colo: Mrs.
G. Kennedy. Santa Anna. Cal: Mrs.
Lucy TrIndell. Provo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
POL|CE PUT LID ON TOWN
GAMBLERS SORE

rAess was gloom IN the camp %
b sezisle gamblers On wednesday
asAt
FhieA Eioosni
= task hat oue could have cut
3 sta = shoe horn.
Fer-
ne u was on tight. aud. from
~ Nay down 70 .Seotty's. In the
inasFtaln. the merry click Of the
sTy chip and the dolefui cati Of
zsats good we're not heard
cAlrf Delaney got on his mettle
Estnes1ay. The "mettle- vas the
zslis II a call from Mayor RauIn-
= v no thumpsa his fists on the
asfs desk and told that official
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tsv DAN oEAN)

Al ne next session Of the state
....iure a bill Wlll be introduced
.aAaink boOkmaklng on race
- within this state
~ eply will this bin be pre-
- but Il Is improbable that
- tAe crafty Vaccinations 81
81. senator Van De Nanfcr aud
<. ~apiherhood Of Hunco Artists
!, = able TO stem the tide ol
80 ssatlment and prevent its
sasse
- even state legislators have a
.~as once in q while. OF respect
= lie wishes OF theif eunstlfu-
rs
~ vas demonstrated during the
= SESSION A. Olympia when a few
- eommendable bills became
= krnlnsf the wishes Of the Ia
- legislative gang Of which
IA q Waiter and bis partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

TOXIC. June 22.-The position OF
General Linevitch's army is even
more desperate than was that OF
General Kuropatkin's before the de-
feat Of Mukdeu, and Il Ia violating
no confidence 10 state that the Jap
aneac general staff expects within
very short time 20 receive the
report that the Russian army has
either been destroyed or captured.
when General Llnevitch discoy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

that ~ The star could locate the
gambling Joints. the police ought
TO-"
Delaney finally raeificd the ifate
executive. and sent out Detectives
Freeman and Hubbard. who. armed
sith explicit Instructions. screw ed
On the I'D good and tghl
New. what do you thluk Of
that diaEuafediy exclaimed A
knight Of the deck on "Wednesday
night They lei those raFnmlsa at
the Meadows doubie-crosa the suck
ers. and they won't let rs play a
Square wame in town. woaidnt that
Jar you"
1t certainly aid jar the samhlers'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
NEW STRUCTURE FOR
HiDE-AkAKE SUBURB

J. ". Bowling has been given The
contract for a three story hall A.
Prospect and Rainier boulevard In
Southeast Seattle.
Work on the building will begin
next week and the first floor IL "a
be completed b. July 4 The first
floor viii be used for a school room
aud the drug store The second
will be an assembly hall and lodge
headquarters for the Odd Fellows.
Forreaiera Of America Ben Huf
lodge and the Washington order.
The third floor viii be used for
social and banquet hall
The building had been cOntem-
plated by the citizens who planned
70 form a stock company Tor the
purpose 81 erecting a suitable eity
hall. but Bowling took the contract
of theft hands. The building will
cost 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

CHICAGO. June q. THE Team
steers Joint council Of the national
executive board met again today
They discussed peace plans Word
was received from John Farweli.
Ir.. repeating the stand taken by the
employers. that no change will be
made IN the terms offered two years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

ne Advertising Meas club Of Sc
zis Will bold a banquet and annu-
/ sinner at the Washington Friday
zsAt The Boosters club will be
zEuszesi aud some plans made TO
AR the ball rolling for Settle
TAi II. Parry. 5. @. Yerkes. J q.
fakle and Il. 8. Houston Of New
Ira viii Be among the invited
nests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
sAcnEi us NAN M Is

q SACREi us MAN HE IS
H-H-r-a3et
. PORTLAND. June e Gas
q ton Jacques. she French waiter
= on the Trail. has challenged
= Leon nrudo. she Moorish mer-
. chant. Who nov lies Efievousiy
. wounded az 81 Nincsnts hos
= pitai. AZ the result II his at
. tempt 20 kiu his wife. Rachtdo.
= ana himself in the streets 81 {
= Cairo. 70 n duel IN mort
: The descendant 81 Chafi- {
, mnkue considers himself mar- !
: tails iuauited b The attack !
, Brudo made upon his pretty. I
, dancing. girl wife IL girl !
; ana me 80 talk" Jacques sais I
! NaW a. man and me we fight
! and maybe xiii II IL better
! much g die than 20 suffer ze
; honor 70 be lost Voliate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

BERLIN. June 22-The
. French note. defining the att
tude on the Moroccan question.
was received. and officials say
Il ia not unsatisfactory This
IL taken to mean that the situa
ton is critical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

Southeast Seattle will have an old
fashioned Fourth Of July celebration
this year Wagner'B band will lead
the parade. The H0meseekors com
pany will give a barbecue. and the
women Of the suburb viii provide
basket luncheon for the crowd
TIE Declaration Of Independence
will be read. There viii be music
and speaking. and fireworks a.
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
FAnyone Who Can Win at the Meadows Can Drift a
Hole In Burglar Proof Safe With Bologna Sausage

..sNssr OWNER sPeHeERs WRITES LETTER TO THE
.rAs IN WHICH HE SHOWS HOW CORRUPT THE MEADOWS
DEMONSTRATION rs COMPARED TO OTHER rRAcKs-A
.oysaENr ALREADY ON FOOT TO Kill THE PEST eY
..ss,Ne ANTI eooKMAKiNe LAW AT NEXT LEGISLATURE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
.ACK YOUR CLOTHES
AND CO" SAY COM
MtssIONERs.

= Tho county commissioners
q have triumphed. The court
a house lnnitof must move. The
= former quarters OF the iauitor
4 are 20 be rcmodeled ms a dcten-
4 ton place for Judge Frater's
= iuvcnile prisoners. Work has
= already been begun by the
= county carpenters. who expect
\ 10 finish the detention room by
= the end Of next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
AMONG nm DID.

AMONN THE DEAD,
JOHN n BENNETT, patent at
torney, New York city. burned to
death
THOMAS n. MORGAN. OF the
Weilmsn -Seayer Morgan company.
Cleveland burned 10 death.
ALLEN TYLER. engineer. Col
iinKwood. o.. crushed under engine
" = NlcHEY. New York. lden-
titled by y 81 G a. card.
JAMES " GIBSON. Chicago.
RAY l. ROGERS Kew York.
n II WRIGHT. Chicago
- EARHA uGGH. Milwaukee.
NJ WALTERS. baggaEeman,
Hamburg
". u Mickey. porter. Chicago.
HENRY 7. RiNEs. barber. buffet
car
p. J. BRANT tralnman. Toledo.
]. A. BRADLEY. Akron
ARCHIBALD = HEAD. london.
CHARLES H. WELf.MAN. CieYe-
land.
/. ~ EYRlCik. Cleveland. o.
A. German. fireman. Norvaik: Ar
thur =. Johnson. Cleveland. identi-
fled a. morrus. l.. NJ. Rrdek. man
ager Keith theater. Cleveland
Two bodies are At the morEae 80
badly burned thai Il L. impossible
to determine the sen. J III Lang
don Chicago 81 in a critical condi-
ton and may die
Dead. r. = Naugie. Chicago. pres
ideni railway supply house. Three
unidentified bodies ara nov at the
mofEue
The body II u. C. MechliuR. presl-
dent OF the Corrugated iron com
pany Of New York. vas identified az
the morRue hy his glasses.
THE INJURED.
Charles ii Weilman 81 the Well
man seayef Morgan company. OF
Cleveland. aeaided and burned. viii
die
FIREMAN GRAHAM. colilng-
weed. O
II " Wright. Chicago
c Cordua. brooklyn. n Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

Lew Happen. an employee OF the
Salmon Bay Shingle company, Bal
lard, had his left hand painfully in
iured BY a large splinter which flew
and struck him when a wooden pla-
ton broke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

San FRANCISCO. June 2. THE
&sFhaiional Printing Preagmeu'B
aIehtlon this morning decided to
afuue re staff 81 organizers 10
= Ted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Probably Fair Toniahti Friday,
Fair. Warmer; Fresh West TO North
vest Winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
RUSSIAN ARMY ON
THE EVE OF SURRENDER

army from wonson and drove the
Russians back
General Oyama's troops have now
captured all OF the most important
positions necessary for the success
OF his contemplated movement. and
word OF general engagement is ex-
pected momentarily.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 22.--It
is stated on hiEh authority that
there r. the greatest uneasiness in
military circles on account Of tho
movement Of japanese troops
through Korea 1t Is reported that
Llneyitch has informed the car he
sees no possible way Of checking
Gen. HosegRwa. who landed in Ko-
rea at the head OF a large detach-
ment several months ago and is now
reported as moving northward. II
Hosegawa has succeeded ia effect
ing junction with Nogi. Lineviteh
has said that disaster is inevitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
MORE THAN A SCORE
met HORRIBLE DEATH.

THE TWENTIETH CENTURY LIMITED DASHED INTO AN OPEN
SWITCH WHILE RUNNING SEVENTY MILES AN HoUR-rHE
WRECK WAS CAUSED BY FEHolsH mlscREAHT, WHO
OPENED THE swiTcH-pEATH LIST IS GROWING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

WfLLIAMsTOWN. Mass. June
4.-President Roosevelt received
= degree /. " d. AZ Williams
zllege this morning and delivered
q address % the graduates. Jo-
~ Choate and Elihu Root receiv-
4 tAe degree 81 l.. L. y The presi-
a. after receiving the degree
aafs a brief speech 70 the town
evple from a stand In front %
II church. He then hurried for
~ train and left at 1890 o'clock
= Washington.
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MENTOR. Ohio. June 22-The
Twentleth Century limited on the
New York Central. while running
GA "a rate OF 20 miles an rour. ran
Into an open switch AZ the phssen-
ger station here at 800 o'clock last
night and 20 persons were killed
and moro than 70 badly injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

MILWAUKEE,. wis. June ~
70 seidel, Jr.. who has resigned
: register Of deeds with a promise
lell all he knew Of grating in
iniy affairs. was a witness before
sraund jury today. Edward r.
4aAs Who was convicted Of graft
8 also testified District Att0r-
2 hegoyefu promises 90 iudiet-
MY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

4 PORTLAND. June 22.-Seu- 4
sior Mitchell today celebrated =
4 lis 10th birthday hy listening :
s % damaging evidence given By =
4 bis fofmef partner. A. S. Tan 4
ner. in the trial for land .
. hnads Tanner testified 10 .
{ ne employment Of Mitchell :
|fAnd Tanner by Frederick q
d krihs He stated that =
4 Mitchell received half the re- =
1 isineFs paid. .
i Tanner admitted that dur =
4 irg the land fruud trials last .
satun.n be had erased "puter =
: Slams from the firms books =
no a. 10 eliminate al couuec- =
, ton Of the firm with Puter. =
"a a = = = = = = = a !. - - a !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
TON IS A GRANDPA

: TOM is A GRANDPA
I Tom Bradley Is a grandpa .
L At 100 O'Clock Thursday =
|ta1ernoou the afork visited the >
|tkome o. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert =
IL Moore. East Union. and =
IN. wlth It's compliments, n =
twovefbiailT healthy. bouncing :
. baty boy.
Z And nov Tom Bradley. su- =
fDsriuteudent Of The Stars 4
, press room. o. Seattle. is look =
flng 81 himself In the glass and .
wandering how Il Is possible =
Tor a man o. such youthful APP q
psarance to be in the grand =
: iaddY class.
I4Au = i = =
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tcontinacd on PAGE ssvenl
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22
BUSINESS CHANCES

One Of 81, ZOO, forced sale, and is q bargain.
One Of VI, 100; one of $1,000. out Of city.
One OF W, 700; one of ST. 200.
One of $3.50; one Of $3.50.
One of $3.50; one Of $4OO.
One OF $500: one Of 500.
One OF 81 ,25O; one Of 81 900.
One OF 81, 500; one of ST 800.
Rooming houses
one orll7 rooms and restaurant, for $500, near
Hennepin and 9Th
Two OF rooms each and boarding, for $780,
one r0oming rouse for $175, and one for $3.50,
on Sd ay 8. q 81
Some stocks for exchange
American Land and Exchange Co.,
255 Boston Block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22
Second News Section.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HALF-sECTIoN LAND AT LAUGURBURG
for sale cheap; Canada, N. w. T.. Olive,
Halyorson, Norway Lake, Mimi.
DANDY LITTLE 10-ACRE FARM NEAR CITY
limits; all cultivated; finest location easiest
terms. Webster. sol Phoenix.
MINNESOTA LANDS FOR SALE. SEND FOE
list. Shepard, Bank of Commerce building
FOR SALE OR RENT-12O ACRES TEN MILES
from city, by A. Guimont. 1914 Aldrich av n
CAN SELL YOUR FARM; SEND DEsCRIP.
ton. Shepard, Bank of Commerce Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22

THE WORLD WINDOW CLEANING CO.
cleans windows by their own process; best of
references. We scrub floors on knees clean
ing woodwork, skSlights, galvanized ceilings.
Both phones. r. - ID. 10 -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22

FOR SALE.
Eleven carloads of cooperage stock, as fol
Five cars Eastwood heading.
SIX cars southern gum and oak slaves.
Ihls property can be inspected at Security
warehouse, corner LIST st and 4th av N.
Security Warehouse Co.