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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continued.

Continued.
ssoo-MAKE OFFER, RUSSELL Av N, Be
tween 18th and 10th avs. east front, ~
s5o-Each for 2 lots, 10th av N, between Upton
and Vincent avs, north front. 48x127h
EACH 49,.
= west front, 43Xl2S.
$25o-Each, ? lots 9th av Sc, between Tai
madge and Division SITS, east front, 4Ox
$25o-25th av Sc, between Talmadge and Di-
vision, east front, 40x126
ssoo-Bach, lots, 2lst ay So. between Tai
$3O0-Each 3 lots, 23d av Sc, between Talmage
and Division, east front, 40x12s each.
$35O-Each 5 lots, Oath av Sc between Tai
mage and Division east front, 4Ox12S
$a25-Queen av N, between Goth and soth avs,
east front, 40x126. g..
$3OO-Each lots, Russell av N, between 30th
and sgd, west front, 40x126 each.
$1,60o-For a block of "a lots, about An acres
OF Ie{weeu on and s1h nd upan on
x127 each. 3D. -
$65o-For lots, Upton and Thomas avs N, be-
fronts, 4Ox127 each.
$15o-Penn av N, between 33d and 34th, east
front, 4OX127. .-.-.
and ssd, east front, 4ox126; make offer.
$45O-Make offer for lots, on 43d av and
Crystal Lake road also facing Dupont,
2ss.foot frontage on Crystal Lake road:
avs, east front. 46X123. .
Yale Realty Co., 2o6 4th st S.
o o o 90 % o
o at Auction O
% Continued This Week to
o Friday and Saturday EVENINGS o
% at p.m.' at ~ - 4th st s. Owing to the
o parties could not attend, and have re- 0
quested us to continue the auction sale o
as above, Unheard-of bargains We're OBJ o
tract with guaranteed timber and land q
value of $500. at the sale last week. sold Q
for $3.50. Another choice 40 acres. at the o
0 from out of town bought 80 acres at 50 9
per acre. end telephoned in Yesterday for G
o 100 more at the same price. Think of it.
o Valuable sugar maple and birch timber c
and farming lands. from 2 to miles Of
large towns, railroad. schools. churches,
ing at 50 to Sc per acre. Terms 25
Q acre per month until paid. Free transpor- {
tation allowed to buyer to see land be- {
0 fore completing the purchase. We guaran-
o tee the timber to be ON the land or money {
will be refunded Remember this week,
at 112 4th st S. Minneapolis. Get picture, {
o catalogues, full description. free.
O Franklin Benner Land Co..
o SOB Bank Of Commerce Building.
0 Minneapolis.
% o 0 o. o O. o 0 o {
5000 WILL BUY AN ACRE LOT ON MINNIE.
haha boy boulevard and Lake Amelia 800 down
bricks, $50 Guaranty building
| EAST FRONT LOT, 53x167, BETWEEN seth
and 37th, Blaisdell ay; lay fine; property ad
y val, ng rapidly See it. Owner, 1900 Blais
s1,575-FIvE ACRES, 5sth AND PLEASANT
| S. last offer this price. Ezra R. Smith
| 53S Security Bank building.
LOWRY & WALL1NG, BUILDING CONTRACT
| Get estimates. 800 Boston block.
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AUCTION SALES

THE W, D. GORDON COMPANY, LICENSED
auctioneers; is years experience; Office SO
Guaranty building. Minneapolis; both phones.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

TO ExCHANaE-osTEoPAT AND MAS
sage treatments Tor upright piano. music les.
sons, tailoring, fuel, groceries or anything
can use; all diseases successfully treated. Ad.
dress k2O4. Journal
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NoTICE TO CONTRACTOR6

wANrEp-BIDs FOR BUILDING OF FARM.
ers' elevator at Louisburg Mimi; bids to be
in by June 10. For specifications write L L
Phtlls1, LeuisiuIe.
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.

AM LEAVING CITY AND WILL LET MY
Ing to reliable party: steam, hot water.
bath etc; new piano; also one nice large sin
gle furnished room. Take Sth av car. Call
evenings. 74S 18th ST. fiat 1.
LOWER PART OF STRICTLY MODERN COT
tage large rooms bath, gas. linenware all
complete; step right in; rent $25. Amount of
bare rooms. T. &. phone 1914
S4o-TWo-RooM APARTMENT, FURNISHED;
cafe in connection. Apply Thorpe Bros, An
drus building.
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= BUILDING PERMITS


Steven johnson, 2S44 Thirty ninth avenue
S, one and one-halfstory frame dwell
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1,uVO
Morrison Crtttenden company, S404 Fifth
avenue S, one and one -half-story frame
Lucy A. Bancroft, 37o7 First avenue s.
and one-half story frame dwelling $500
J. L. Nord 1915 Twenty seventh avenue
NE, and one-half- story frame dwell
Erici Nord, 121e Twenty-seventh avenue
NE, one and one-half-story frame dwell
Charles Modem, 1881 Madison street
Ne two.story frame dwelling $500. $500
R. R. St. John, 312 Humboldt avenue S,
two-story frame dwelling. ..-......... $500
]. e. tngebrtgtsOn, 1900 Monroe street
Me- two-story frame store. .......... 5000
G. NJ. Drew 551 Newton avenue n, one
and One-half story frame DWELLING. HOO
G. w. Sample, 3O46 Irving avenue S, two
story frame dwelling. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Louis Erickson, 34O4 Seventeenth avenue
S. and one-half-story frame dwell
ing ...................... 1000
Theodore ]. Bergelen. 313S Elliott
enue, two-story frame dwelling. ....... 1900
Robert JONES' 1924 Pil]sbury avenue, two
story frame dwelling ..............-... 1850
John Kiedrowski, 311 Fourteenth avenue
NE, two-story frame dwelling. 5000
Joseph Dublinowski, 307 Fourteenth av-
enue NE, two-story frame dwelling. 5000
Twenty minor permits. ................. S,165
1ctal .SfI, zoo
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

A, D. CAMPBELL, SHADE AND AWNING Co.,
ourninxs. tents and shades. 211 Hennepin ay.
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AGENTS WANTED

wanted AT oNcE-AN ENERGET1o SALES.
man for this city and vicinity; very LIBERAL
commission; good chance for hustler. ADDRESS
Salesman, ia 9th st s.
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS.

~~~~N~N~~N"N~~ N~~NoONrNN|N|NcOcNo0N
FAMILY PLATE AND JEWELRY OUR sPE-
cialty; perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Bireproof Warehouse.
400 Lake ct
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sTovE REPARs

q, 8. STOVE REPAIR co., Is 3d. ST 8, STOVES
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones.
Prompt service.
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BOARD AND. ROOMS
offered

ROOM AND BOARD OFFERED IN MODERN
house. central location, telephone spring
ter; every thing modern; come and see. lit
Hawthorn
EXCELLENT BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK;
cool, airy rooms; large garden; telephone; mod
crate prices. dulles Hotel 1919 9th st s.
ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH BOARD, ONE
block from public library; meal tickets given.
T. C. telephone 9232 1922 Hawthorn ay.
FURNISHED ROOM IN MODERN HOME,
frst-class table board, fine location; can fur
nsh references. Telephone Main 354O-J.
HOTEL SAN ANGELo-sUITEs WITH BATHS,
single rooms with without board; elevator
service. 1921 Ncollet av. Both phones.
VERY DESIRABLE DOUBLE ROOM, SIN
gle rooms, at the Clinton; under new manage
ment since December.
HOTEL, VAN EYCE, QUIET FAMILY HOME,
modern, best of table board. 1924 Nicollet av.
TWO VACANCIES ON JUNE AT THE JUDD
House, references required. 525 5th st s.
MODERN ROOM FOR RENT, WITH OR WITH:
out board. Phone T. G.. 1345S.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.. 21O Pleasant
Gagne, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip, 11e Sixth avenue
Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. 1923 Tenth
avenue s. 4 girl.
Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. oo1e1s Washington
avenue N. boy. ~
N. GIRL
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.. 1903 Sixth
Benton. MIR. and Mrs. B. S.. 1888 Pleasant
avenue, girl.
Collins. Mr. and Mrs. J. j.. 1885 Morgan ave-
Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. VIM, 1900 Washington
avenue, a boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Paul c. Werner and Frances 2. Lindstrom.
julius s. Eden and Bessie II. Porter.
Ernest E. A. Ebert and Berta Hansvick.
Edmund J Penng and r Susanna e Tantges
George E. Plante and Esther F. Yashro.
John Klouda and Maggie Psrkos.
HsT1y Ftfy ano A and Kettle Watson
Thomas NJ. Karrican and Sydna 3. Reed.
Joseph BurgOyne and Hazel Duel.
Phelep Brilliant and Regena Engier.
Ludwig D. Kirkwood and Martha EGG.
Temple Q. Altland and Edna l. Green cen,
Winfield S. Davis and Ella +. Holman.
John J; Kelley and Jennie y. Dolphin,
Rahra l. zo-d and rse. E.
Ralph G. Colger and Minnie Madison.
Vernnie Brouel1ette and Pearl Rolley.
Gottfgried Fors and Ellen Anderson.
John J. Jensen and Emma Krumrey.
Charles W. Haney and Margaret Nielsen.
David G. Anderson and Edith L. Blake.
Albert A. Bush and Paulina Koop.
Paul C. Dowidat and Clara s. Kriedeman.
Victor Fredericks and Jennie Carlson.
David FisChbein and Clara Void.
Chester A. HezeIton and Bertha Kerr,
" DEATHS.
Foley, D., Ninth avenue and Washington.
Trabert, VIM. H., 810 West Twenty eighth
street
Lindsey. Lucien, 1901 Columbus avenue.
Pleth Mt. and Mrs. Bertha. 715 Seventeenth
avenue n.
Greenwood. VIM. H.. 2s17 West Fortieth
street.
Mortinson, Mrs. Sigrid, st. Barnabas hospital
Mcdonnell, Francis, 1928 East Twenty fourth
| street.
Allen, Charles A., 1916 Seventh street Sc.
Kennedy David. 618 Ninth avenue 8.
Darby Melvin H., 70 Willow street.
| spicer Fred. 624 Twentieth avenue NE.
Marie, Hjalmnr. 2543 Twenty-fourth avenue s.
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FOR 500 WILL LOCATE YOU ON CLAIM IN
Canada. Address 1874. Journal. =.
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MONUMENTS
PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main office, 825-e33 Guar.
anty building. Minneapolis MIMI: 81 McGm
building Washington. D. c.
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For Rent-Furnishad Rooms.

4 Va AVIAN I,i @IISAA~N@ LSoSA1S'
FOR RENT-vERY cHEAP-A SUITE OF
three rooms. nicely furnished for light house
keeping: every thing modern. also gas for
cooking; walking distance; fine neighborhood
and carlne. 1911 Nicollet av.
70 LET-sATURDAY, THE RUSH TAILORING
Co. 304 list s, will close ont at exactly
half price, all undeliyered fine 'tailored-to-
measure slits. Read list in For Sale Mis-
cellaneous'' column.
BEE HOTEL RoosEvELTs FINE, CLEAN
rooms, by day week; gas. bath. telephone;
81 per week up; special attention to transients;
So per week up. % 9th st S, between Hen
nepin and Nicollet
LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM, FIRST FLOOR,
newly furnished modern, steam heat private
family; easy walking distance rent reason
able. Call evenings. 46 10th st N, phone
IT: c, 900 ~.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED PARLoR
and large bedroom with without board
bath, phone and oil modern conveniences; rent
very cheap. 227-A Sth av Sc.
A-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOM FOR A
lady. in a new, modern het; all conveniences;
desirable location; two doors from Hennepin
av. 1907 W 2oth ST, fat s. ' -
LARGE ELEGANT FRONT ROOM, SECOND
floor. suitable for two more, public
library; easy waking Distance Also smaller
feoin- 1101 Hawthorn av. y, . ~
DESIRABLE ROOM, MODERN HOUSE, THREE
blocks from public library. one block from Y
NJ C. A.: will rent by day Or month. 1925
Mary place =.
q PEE WEEK-NEAT, CLEAN, FURNISHED
rooms, for men; large front room, $1.5O;
quiet, homelike place; lawn and shade. Clio
9Th ct s.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale

aoasEs. HORSES. HORSES.
500. 500. 800.
We have them. Lots of all kinds of horses.
The largest and best assortment of delivery,
we have had for long time. Remember the
auction sales every "Wednesday. We still
hp Ds I sEse sb number Part ct 3sg4g desssa
Barrett & Zimmerman.
Midway Horse Market
SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE EXCHANGE
Offerings will include high-class drivers,
matched pairs. single harness horses and also
the ne VIII do we to @
sale. Private sales daily. G. w. Flanagan,
manager. Z-I
DRIVERS AND DELIVERY HORSES.
We have the largest assortment of all kinds
Of horses constantly on hand If in need Of
anything in the horse line, remember it will
pay, you to call on us first Part time given
If desired. Barrett & Zimmerman, Great Mid
way Horse Market, st. Paul.
IF YOU HAVE ANY HORSES TO SELL BRING
them to Barrett & Zimmerman's auction and
get the market price; auctions every Wednes-
Barrett & Zimmerman.
Midway Horse Market.
FOR sALE-woRK TEAM. 7 AND 8 YEARS
harness and rubber-tired buggy; horses must
be sold party is leaving city Saturday
night. Can be seen at 212 I'd av N.
BIG AUCTION SALE WILL BE HELD IN
Princeton Saturday, June 2 1906. There viii
| be ten carloads of western horses, weighing
from l., 900 to 400 pounds each, broken and
unbroken. e. Mark
LARGEST LINE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND
nesses of all kinds for sale or Exchange We
buy. sell or exchange. Widmayer & Prendef-
LARGEST ARG STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND:
M st. f fsH nn Opposite sl noese
|
pounds, city broke, any lady can drive her;
safe for children. 2o1a Fremont N.
SOUND DRAFT TEAM, 7 AND YEARS OLD,
nice team Of blacks, and years old, weight
1900, $500. 1920 Lyndale ay N.
FOR sALE-soRREL DRIVER, YEARS OLD,
weight LOO; perfectly sound; also harness
and rubber tired runabout; almost new; cheap.
Going away. 721 Sd ay sE. Sc.
$le5 TAKES PAIR OF HORSES, WEIGHT
1850; good workers, double harness., wagon;
Be- be- so eeS 2e4a Clinton t aV S'' 'HO''
BLOOM & MAJERUs HAVE JUST RECEIVED
fine lot of driving and business horses; also
coed Large so draft "a and farm horses Stables
FINE 1; RAsTy J CLOSE r. oITY; COOP
Smith, Lyndale and 55th st S. T. c. phone
LARGEST SALE AND COMMISSION STABLE
in the city; cash or time; many snaps.
| Frost & Co., 21S I'd Az N.
FOR sALE-A GOOD HEAVY TEAM, YOUNG
and sound with heavy harness: going away;
must sell. Call at 221 22d av n:
FOR sALE-MY s-YEAR: OLD BAY TRoTTER,
weighs LOO lbs; absolutely sound and fast.
| ]. +. Duffey. 500 9th st N.
FOUR NEW LIGHT STEEL SHOES, SO CASH
best material t i, we do horse clipping. Globe
FOR sALE-CABULA AND FINE PAIR COACH
harness. cheap If taken at once Ill 9Th
st 8. FawkeS.
HORSE sHoEING, HANDMADE SHOES FOR
interfering and lame horses. Rowett, 221 7tt
TOP; OPEN BUGGIEs. Steel and Rubber Tires
also delivery wagons. all kinds, 997 Central
NOTICF-DEAD HORSES REMOVED FREE N
W. Scavenger Co.. 102 LIST st n. Phone 1875 NJ
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OPTICIANS

JOHN J. DoWD, oPTOMETRIsT AND oPT1.
clan. optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING.
Beautiful rug weaving from old carpets;
best work lowest prices. National Carpet
Cleaning Co., Nicollet island Both phones
PARTICULAR PEOPLE, SEND YOUR CAR.
pets. rugs to the Mpls. Carpet Cleaning & Rug
Factory, H. 4th st N. Main 1921; T. @. 9495.
BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS: CARPET
cleaning. Moorish Rug Co.. 1902 Franklin.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

MINNETONKA PROPERTY
SECURE BURGLARY INSURANCE POLICY
on contents of your town residence, before
removing to your lake home Chadbourn g.
Braden. II 4th st s. Both telephones 1919
LAUDERDALE CO.,
Temple Court.
Minnetonka furnished cottages for rent.
FOR sALE-LoT Ar SPRING PARK or EX-
change for horses. Address 1926 Journal.
FOR RowBOATS THAT CAN'T SINK SEE
Shadegg Engine Co.. 315 Sd st S. ..s
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-REAL ESTATE
wANTED-EAsTERN COLORADO LAND
Have party ready to buy 5000 to 15,n0o acres
land in eastern Colorado at once. Give full
particulars in first letter to save time. 1885,
journal.
I CAN SELL BARGAINS QUICK IN HOUSES,
lots and nearby acre tracts; send me particu-
lars and lowest price Do it now. l.. L.
Sutherland. Oneida block.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR GOOD EIGHT,
nine and ten-room houses. Fifeld & Fifeld,
717-721 Andrus building.
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STEAMSHIPS

~>.~~~~~~~~~~cNc~o C~~.c>.-S~ce%sSScScsco
ALLAN LINE FAST MAIL AND PASSENGER
service, Montreal to Liverpool the picturesque
ST Lawrence route: new fast turbine triple
F. screw. 1900 tons steamers. For full particu-
lars and illustrated excursion pamphlets, write
site poStoffce-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~>~~~~~~~>~~~~~N~~
HUME DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple 9Th and Hen. Both phones.
JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 81 7th st s. Both phones.
o. E. LARSON. funeral director, 1911 Central
av Residence 1889 Adams T. G. phone.
NJ. J. GILL & SONS, "
Funeral Directors Sd st and I'd s.
= WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
TO Hennepin av. Both phones 32S2.
MONUMENTS
$40, 900 WORTH OF FINISHED GRANITE AND
marble monuments. markers, etc.; must be
sold before June /. Please call at salesroom
Of Anoka Marble and Granite Works. 423
Washington av N.
WE STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED MON
uments and markers to be closed out at
wholesale Prices ranging from IS to $500.
Anoka Granite & Marble Works. salesroora 423
Washington n.
HoRTHWEsTERN MATTEL CO., MONUMENTS.
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office 40 9th st 8. Granite and
Marble Works. a517 Hen. av Both phones.
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CARPET CLEANING, RUG
MANUFACTURING

MIR. ARMSTRONG WILL CALL AT YOUR
home, weigh your carpets and tell you the size
rug your carpet will make and the price,
ingram and brussels carpets used. Phones
NJ W. East 80; 7. c. 1851. Ask for Arm
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Friday Evening,
For. RENT

ss-A LARGE, THOROUGHLY MODERN, FUR
nished room, In duplex house. second floor.
T. c. phone. Walking distance. 1919 Clin-
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items of Interest Condensed and Par
agraphed for Quick Reading.

Solicitor ]. E. Davis has declined
to recommend a special term Of court
in Aiken county to try Isaac Knight,
the negro charged with criminal as
sault on q. white woman.
William A Marcus, who was con-
victed of the murder of his wife at
Sullivan's Island, has but three days
to live. 1Ie will be hanged on Friday
next.
: Anderson will hold county fair in
October. Much interest is being
shown in the event and the indtca-
tions are for a more successful fair
than ever held before.
A farmer in st. Matthews, Mr.. AL
bert Hane, is reported as having
made s157 Off Of one acre of melons.
He shipped none of the melons out Of
St. Matthews.
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BORDEN.

Borden, July 30.--L;ttle Ruth Cato
a daughter of Mr.. B. Cato, returned
Yesterday from Columbia where she
had been on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Jess Brown and Lettie Cato
returned home after a pleasant visit
to friends.
DR.. NJ. S. Kirk of Hagood has
opened an office here on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. He seems
to do a good business.
Emanuel & CO. commenced to
build a livery stable 100x40. When
completed it will add much to that
part Of town.
Mrs. Carrie Turrentine returned to
her home in New York after a weeks
visit to her father, Mr.. B. Cato.
Mr.. Arnold Hatfield has a position
in Sumter.
Mr.. Lewis Yarbro Of Manning visit
ed Mr.. G. w. Hatfield:
Mr.. e. Cato returned from Flor
ida after a short visit.
Mr.. T. Brown of Pisgah, spent
Sunday with w. H. Freeman
Mrs. P. H. Boykin and Miss Jen-
ME Jackson of Dalzell, are visiting in
town.
Mr. w. r. Brown was with US Sun
day.
Protracted meeting will begin at
New Hope Church Sunday, August ..
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San FRANCISCO FIRE LOSSES
Sworn Statements Of Insurance Com
panies Made Public. 4.

Albany, N. Y, July 2s.-State .su-
perintendent of Insurance Kelsey to-
night made public the results of mis-
investigation as to the losses Of fire
insurance companies in the San Fran
cisco disaster. ~.
All joint ere and inland marine
insurance companies transacting busi-
ness in the State were called on for a
sworn statement as to their. losses in
California. The companies were asked
for the gross amount Of insurance IN
yolvec in risks destroyed or damaged,
the deduction for amount to be recov-
cred from reinsurance, the deduction
for estimated salvage, the total de-
duction and the net amount Of loss as
shown by the records June 80, 1906.
The gross amount Of insurance in
volved by all 163 companies was
s223,s36,3O7; the reinsurance sO5,-
a4s,77l; salvage s33,714,46S and act
ual loss s132,s23,os7.
The company with the largest net
1ass is the Hartford Fire of Cennecti-
icut. according to the report. Its loss
is s6,176,7O1.
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TINDAL.

Tindal, S. c., July 30.-On last
Wednesday morning about II o'clock
this section was visited by the most
severe Storm of wind and rain that
has been here for many years. Sey-
eral houses and many trees and fences
were blown down. Corn was also Sc
riously damaged.
Mr.. Js Haskell Broadway spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Manning.
Mr.. H. D. Tindal is on a trip Of
several days to the seashore.
} Mr.. S. F. Osteen spent last Wednes-
day on his farm here. :.
Mr.. T. H. Harvin, Of Silver, spent
Wednesday at Mr.. J. w. Broadway's.
One Of Mr.. w. L. Osteen's log cart
mu,es was accidently killed by :. fail
en- tree in his woods on last Tues
day.
Mr.. E. E. Hodge was in Sumter
Wednesday.
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WISACKY.
Wednesday

Wisacky, July Give haye been
having heavy rains for. the past week,
and the cotton crop is very much in
jured.
There is good deal of sickness in
this community, and DR.. n. Y. AL
ford is kept very busy.
The friends and relatives here OF
Mrs. Eva C. Smith, of Bishopville,
rejoice to know she is improving
slowly after long and severe spell Of
fever.
Mr.. ]. H. Ledingham is quite sick
with severe cold and cough.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth McCaskil,
of Ivanhoe, y. c., after a pleasant
stay with their father and friends,
Will return to their home tomorrow.
Mr.. George Weldon has begun
building on his place.
Miss Mamie Gibson has returned
home from pleasant visit to reia-
tives in Newberry, accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Bertie Williams.
DIR. \. Y. Afford is having an ar
tesian we'll bored, also Mr.. Robert
Cooper
Nh. w w Player has succeeded at
last. after many failures, in having d
pump put down at his new bone.