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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-07
sMoTHERED BY cAvE.IN.
Man Who Is Loading Sand and Grave
Meets Death.

WdII VITO TO G0dU1Hy 0dHU and GraVeI
Meets Death.
Eveleth, Mimi, Sept. 2.-Nick Ber-
zovich, an Austrian, was smothered
to death while loading sand and
gravel at st. Mary's lake, three
miles from Eveleth, yesterday. A
ten-foot bank caved on him, covering
him up to the neck and throwing his
face downward. Frank Tony, who
was helping him, escaped uninjured.
Berzovich Is survived by q widow and
eight children.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-07
TWENTY IN BURNING HOTEL.
Blaze OF Unknown Origin Threaten
Little Falls House.

LIttTo ais F1OuSe.
Little Falls, Mimi, Sept. 1.-Fire
broke out in the Little Falls house
at 1875 p. m. Thursday and destroyed
the roof Of the building, also damaging
the second floor. About twenty people
were in the building at the time. All
escaped. The cause Of the fire IL un-
known. The fire was checked before
much damage was done.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-07

Soldier and Tourist Lose Lives While
Fishing.
Helena, Mont, Sept "a brief
telegram was received here yesterday
telling Of fatality in the Yellow
stone National Park which occurred
Wednesday and cost two lives. Six
people were on Yellowstone lake IN
rowboat fishing, when storm came
up, and two, soldier and tourist,
were drowned. The dispatch dis rot
give their names.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
ESTRAY MULE

On the 2 nd. day OF D4o. 100
in Ozm township, Homestead CO.
unity, Ark. the under signsd took
up as an estray, a horse mule, de-
scribed as follows, color dlue,
with black around neck, white
mouth, no brands, heavy mane
and tai, looks to be about 81 ye-
ars old, about II hands high.
II at the expiration of ten days
from the date of this notice said
animal said animal has not been
proven away, notice of the taking
up OF same will be given }. r.
Baker, justice Of the peace of Ozan
township, that other proceedings
may be hab according to law,
Henry Muldrow.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
Some lot Fruit.

The fluit.dealer had trouble TO
keep people from taxing liberties
with his stock. At last he put n bas
ket Of Cayenne peppers in temp
ting position near the door and tick
eted them "Fine Guiana Cherries. -
The tailor next door was the first
victim. lie sauntered up; inquired
how trade was, aud absent minded
ly put one OF the eherrie into his
mouth. He was game but left in Il
hurry to attrnd to a customer. The
minister, on paroehial call, paus-
ed to observe PLEASANTLY that he
hadn't tasted Guiana cherries since
he was Il missionary down south
and took one. Pe agreed that they
We're superb us ever as he wiped his
weeping eyes on his coat sleeve and
depafted III search of an otulis for
lIs ...I-... "a esIghI. A lady With
Ftblee bows inquired il she might
taste lust one. she had neve sen
auy before; aud after giving lib
eral supply to tbs children, walked
grimly away. Her face red with
scoru and anger, while the boys
set UP howl that woke up the
policeman from his mid day nap
| in the next street. The policeman
| asked casually who han been over
as he took 1t moutful of cherries
hE spluttered them out with a b~o
word, stuffed c Barrett pear into
his mouth to remove the taste, anC
E remarked emphatieally that Gu
ANA must be much hotter than
= Heljgoland. SO the fun wen ol
7 all morning. but that dealer fig
5 res he is in pocket thru the littl
! lusC.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21

T. P, Oconner, the Irish leader
began a brilliant after dinner spec
ch in Philadelphia in this way;
II must confess that | dread to
make after-dinner speeches. At the
most sumptous dinners, even at
such dinner as this one, if | knoY
at the end that | must make a
speech, | am nervous, / lave no
appetite, I find little To admire In
the best efforts of he chef.
"In truth, gentlcmeu, can read
ily imagi4e Daniel, If he was at al
Of my mind, >,heayjng a sigh ut re-
itt rs the liouS drew near TO de
uonr him-he&ving sigh Of relic
aud mmmoring:
"wcll il tluc's thy GftB t|iIN
speaking to be done on this oeoasi
on, a.ly15. it w)l'& bl d1a, by
Inr'
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
CRAP CANE RNo=o

Texarkana, Dee. 1S.-QTicers
raided II negro crap game al tho
Natioasal ssrro. '-,-l.i.e'il 80
liant, two miles south of this city
last night.
The negroes ran away whom they
saw the officers They are said TO
have fired u fusilade from tn 5ir l'e-
valvers. and The officers returned
the fire. Later the dead boiy OF
Alva Corter, Il negro laborsr, wIs
found on the donrstep of his e.ssif ,,
about 40 or % feet distant.
Am inquest has been basqa.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
POINT OF LAW
To Be Settled In A Case
Now Being Tried In The
Miller Circuit Court

An Interesting suit is beng tri9
III the Miller Circuit Court, beiag
that OF AS. Brooks of Hope and NJ
Armstrong against the Kansas City
Southern railroad Company. r. )
plaintiffs We're required to pay 80
cents fare from Ashdown to Texar.
kama, the distance being Il fraction
uneer 20 miles. This is at the rate
Of 4 cents per mile, which ths phiu
tiffs claim is more than the road
eun legally charge. The plaintiffs
claim that they did not have time
at Ashdown to buy Il ticket ,and that
they stated they would buy one Mt
Ogden which is a regular stop, bu
that the train auditor told them tho
train would not sop there long T.
for them to buy ticket.
The defendant claims that IS the
line from Ashdou TO Texarkana
luns in two states il COMES undert
the interstate ruling and thattney
are permitted to charge 4 cents per
miIe for interstate business.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
BANK ROBBED.

Fayetteville, Dee, 12- -Four mask
ed men entered the town Of Lincoln,
fifteen miles froA Fayettville, last
night aid ,while two Of the men gu
arded a neighboring restaurantk keep
er the others robbed the Ban, ct
Lincoln. The Bank was dynamited
aad 81, 5000 in money was secured.
Tho roddefs entered the town and eS
capped on a handear. The rob0ery was
committed between IL and o'clock
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
WASHINGTON ARKANSAS FRIDAY December 2lM 1905 MUM
REV. JAMES THOMAS

Conwa, D33.15 Rev. james Tn ON
as the new commissioner of eiuca
tIon for Hendrix and GALLOWAY Col
leges, has just announced another
gift of $50, 900 for Hendrix College
This makes h total Of $4,000 rails
ed for the two schools by Mr.. .Thola
as since his election to this position
OF this su n ,$90,0 900 is for the en-
dowment of Hendrix College and
$40 900 for new buildings Tor Gal
loWay
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
ASKED TOO MUCH.

when thecaudidate for legislative
hnnors did not wish. TO answer a
question he WAS never al IL loss Tor
ways TO avoid it.
HWhcre 90 you Stand on the
question Of woman'a suffrage
asked an austerc and Influential
person, his hostess at small din
uer-
The taelful man turned To her
with Il gallant hut deprccatory smi.
lie. Ny dear ,n@dam,,'' be said geH
tly. have yoa the heaEt to ask me
10 stand nnywhtrr after $uch Il di1
rsr as I've estrn tc.night7"
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

Lafayette Pate who, who reside
near New Hope, was shot in the :
leg Monday and painfully woand
ed, by the accidental discharge of
q winchester rifle.
MIR. Pate and his boy we're riding
in wagon, in wi ich the rifle had
been placed, when the boy cone II
ded to load the gun, Th3 ramrod
was still in the barrel Of the gun
when tho boy attempted to intro
duce a cartridge and tbR weapon
being DISCHARGED, the ramrod pen
etrated Mr.. Pate's leg, below tho
knee. The gentleman who reQor
tea the matter to the News dill
non know what became Of tho b,,l
let. Nashville News,
lie wiachoSter the daWB nan
uses may have ramrod, bgt oass
hUs'nt. ....... ...., ,.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
SPECIAL MESSAGE
Sent To Congress By The
President Public land Law
And The Canal.

Washington Dec. u. Three
mess ages from the president were
received by Congress today, and
their readindg took placticallyall Of
the time of the Senate. The reading
WAS DELAYED in the house by the
fact that it was susDen enaion day.
The message \, ere in relation to the
public lafd law and the navy per
sonn1l bill and o recodnting of the
President 'visitel to Inspect the Pa
hama canal.
The latter messa9s attracts
most attension because it was elab
orately illustrated, Showing the
work on tile great waterway in its
various stages. 1t was I'm the form
of a very entertaining story of tie
presidents trip. AS it was read the
senators followed it CHI sely from ha
ndsomely-bound copies which had
been lsid on their desAs
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
POI' NED HIS WIFE

Lige Virgo n negro aas plAcediq
jail here wednesday charged with
having poisoned his wife.
Virgr lives at Hope, and his
wife died last Friday hersymrtons
indicating poison. Yirgie Vas ar
rested ard eftrr examination by
the corOners jury Was held for tho
grand jury.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
JUMPED THE TEck.

TIE South bounh trd on the
A. & L. was delayed se9l hours
ut this rlaee wednesdaypor
on account Of q car bcingerailcd.
The wreck was causedg train
making a flying switch alswitch-
man throwing the switch soon,
the ear nextto engine wa brown
from the track. Only oI4r was
wrecked and DC one injur
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
PROBATE COURT NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that the
following Administrators, Guard
ians etc have filed their settlement
wit l55th 5'.D)ti e on of IL mt
stead County for approval ard con-
firmution, to-Wit:
Jas FL. Youcum Guardian est. of
John Simmons ct al minors
Roy Kitchens Guardian est Of
Jessie Lees Kitchens minor
Maggie NJ. Johnson Guard est
jno and .Jass hleFa'i,ien minor.
Mrs Dora,Cox Guasd est Of I'd
Cox
J VI Hnckahee Guard est Of Bob
and Nora Ruckabee
Mrs r / Parlier, Adm'r est Of
" f Parlier decd
A V Walker admr est Of j K
Jones Decd
,,.as..s, .,.lr.sss ss.sr ef. 4
c and Leroy HuekAbec
Mrs c z Stuart adm I est Of r
G Stuart deed
w 4 Briant adm'r est Of John
Slower
W A Briant Guardian est of
irma Briant minor
! w l. Jarmon admir- est Of Jose
! phin,, Jarmon dee "a
/ Sinleton Mauldia executor est OF
Singleton Giles deed
And all persons interested in the
settlement of any such estates M't
I hereby ordered to come fGrTaFt
and fl" exceptions to such accounts
;. any they have on or before tht
secohd day Of the next January
Term Of this Court or they viii b'
forever barred from excepting t(
such accounts or any jteE. thereof
| l.. r. Wifi, Clerk
Washington, Ark
! November Is, 1905.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
DEPOSIT your
MONEY WITH US.
OUR METHODS ARHSAFE
OUR MANAGEMANIbOUND,

And we guarantee Tall our cas-
toners courteous t'fn ent, to-
-etlier with a diligent considera-
ton Of their wants.
We'solicit Your aecopts and can
handle it through the nils just as
we'll rs if you transacte your bas
mess over our counters
Hampstead COUNTY INK,
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
MULES FOR SALE

We have for sale enc pair good
mules, aged 8 and : years, weight
about / 100 each. Price 500. tor
the pair if sold quick. Apply to
Etter and Monroe.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21

Hello-oello! This You Psmithf
Why there IS d report aronnJ town
that you're dead
!" $ that so7 ellcail me mp again
if it's confirmed'will you9
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21

Married at the court house
in washington Thursdey peeem
ber both. 1905. Rev.J. II, Gold
officiating, ]. 5, Ingram OF Eng
lapd Lono'e County Arkansas To
Miss Jennie Carrs Of waco Texas
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21
CASE AFFIRMED
Supreme Court Holds That
Senator Butt Must
Serve Two Years

The Arkansas Supreme Cour
Yesterday affirmed the decision Of
e Perry County sentencing Sen
ator f. O. Butt Of Carroll County
10 tive years in the penitentiary
and n fine OF 5000. on charge ef
having eiven Senator Il. r. Adams
eg Grant County $100. as a brlbe
f,r his vote on the state capital bill
In.nding in the last legislature
The opinion was delivered dy jus
tiee Riddlck, and was eoncurrcl in
hy ali the other members of the
enmt In the opini0h of attorneys,
i sets d precedent which should
pr0ya % araat assistance to Pros
,cpting Attorney Lewis Rhoton in
prosecuting other Doodle cases.
Each objection raised by attor
uays for tie defendent was taken
up by the court and passed rpon.
At no stage in the ca e accor-
ding % the decision of the supreme
Court, did Judge E. Winfield err
in his rHliags, and the judgment
of the lover court Is affirmed Ill
every detail
The general objection of attor-
heys for the defence was regarding
the admissabllity Of certain evide-
nee g1van dy Senators Hinkle,
gIardy ana IIaIlan.l and NJ D l.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21

of dlsposlpg of pTperty upon
which n landlords lefl existed.
The bond was fixsd at $50,
which was easily mad by Mr.. sa
paugh. AIRS. B. c. 4 ppe, of Nash
vi le, on whose farm the defendant
was the prosecuting sfitness. The
rosecution was reppsant5l by
.ynnge w. p. Feazcl. anb the dc :
fense dy Hon. D. b. Sain.
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21

sufficiently stlohg to justify the a"
mission of testimony regarding the
declarations and acts OF Covlngton
as evidence against Butt. The CO.
urt found that no statements MADE
bv Covipgton in the absence OF
Butt were admitted, d the strife
ments admitted. as made III the
nrespnce of Butt. weri admlsSahle
whether the evidence was 3nftcient
to prove conspiracy or not. Inc
court declares IN riluinf on the poi
ut that when CONSPIRACY mas e
en- shown, then the acts and dec'N'
ratIons of one conspirator in turth'
rrauce of the common design may
be shown as evidence against ms
associates and we think the evlher
ca in this case shows there was
c,spiracy hetween Covingt II ant
l3utt to pass bill No. $40 through
the Senate by bribery"
Washington telegraph., 1906-12-21

l'ia, - liml
fcre Justice Levi
Monday, j. E. 81
To await the action I
County grand jury,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Leonard scharf and wife to Anton g..
Swanson, w 40 feet Of lots q, "a. block
8. Maben. White lie Bron's addi-
Clara ara and 6; v. Davies to 9. !. John John
son. lots 9: Z: ::as;.,e. g .: block 10. Botti.
Frank W. Lauderdale and wife to Henry
W. Lauderdale. lot q. s. Gates Fourth
chsrles sais0n 3. Erickson and wife to Charles
Chicago Avenue addition ............
PHILLIP 3. Nash and wife to Pha1lie r.
White. lot z. block 1. Bloomington
Prairie addition
VIM, Koenig, lot %. Social Center -.
Thomas Lowry and wife to Della o'Cop-
nor. lot 10. block ~. First Division
Remington Park .................
N. Rock. lot 2e. block 81. Palmer's ad-
Fred ed Thompson and wife to Joseph G.
Rogers and wife. lot 8. block 8. Lyn-
dale Avenue addition ...............
T. block SsPe 20 Nom Moaeits % Minds I addition.
John B. Atwater to John 8. Morrison ct
al. lot 1. block Z. Clinton Avenue ad-
Msry aly'on e. Neiii to john s. Calder. MI OF
Hans Nelson and wife to Charles G. Han
son. lot 13. block 9, North Minneapolis
Adal L. Sayre to Gertrude B. Sayre, un-
divided half Of lots n to 30. block 1,
Brimhall's Second addition ..:.-..-.
Helmer l. Simonson to August Cthlein,
part Its 6 and Z. block 16S, MinneapoLs
w. NJ. Babcock and wife to Willard %.
Barndt. lot A.. Meadytlle PARK 81;
Of NV section 3o-11s-M ............
Frank Nj. Durgin and wife to Ida A. l.
Steele. s1A lot 8. block ~, st. Anthony
Gnstsf Johnson and wife to >. l. De-
Graff. lot 18 ind $ 20 feet OF lot IL.
block 8, Park addition .............
! Thomas c. Mclean and wife to = J;
/ Roth. lot 8, section IL and WI SW and
| SM NV section 12-116-22 ......-....
Minnesota Debenture company to Albert
Coupe, lot 10, block 2. Wilton PARK.
| Sarah B. Wilson ct al. to Joseph Blum,
4 lots 8. 10. block 20. Oak Park add
| ttOu ..s.ss.s
Ten miscellaneous deeds .............,..
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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
BUILDING PERMITS

= frame I'M addition and foundation. ....... s1,5t
T. s. Norman 1928 East Franklin ave-
nue., two-story brick store and fiat
building ............ 6Ot
< two-stsry Is frame addition. 1.5'
Robert A. Schiefelbein, 271S Humboldt
avenue N, two-story frame dwelling 1,5'
Wisconsin Syndicate, 1925 Grand avenue,
ih-story frame dwelling .............. 1,0'
F. a. Peterson, 1115 Portland avenue n,
two-story frame addition. ............. SO
Aeyen minor permits ts.................... Ii
| slst -.
Sstd Observation-Disclosures, .Sts 2
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20

THE EXPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC
High class accommodations on the new sx-
press steamers, Empress Of Britain and Eua.
press Of ireland, the fastest. largest and dnest
steamers between st. Lawrence ports and Eu-
rope; every luxury Of travel and all the com:
Portable appointments at the disposal OF
the passengers travelling with their steamers.
Canadian Pacific Royal Nail Steamship Lines.
232 Nicollst av, Minneapolis, Ninn.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20

st. ,A .gE
ALL ABOARD FOR NORTH DAKOTA,
Join our excursion to western North
Dakota Tuesday, July "a. We will sell
you lands within six miles of two new
lines of railway at $40 to $15 per acre; SIS
per acre down and the balance in four
equal annual payments at 9 per cent.
%. W., Kerr Company.
500 Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
: 81 80. lEa 4.e6
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
Hamburg-fmeiican.
Twin Screw Passenger Services

Observation-Disclosures.
aBatayia, n Bluecher Aug. 8
sPatrtcia. 80. July % 'wsldersee Aug. u
Amerika Aug. Kaiserin A. v..Aug. 10
sPretoria Aug. 4 'Pennsylvania. Aug. Is
sYia Dover for London and Paris. aHamburg
direct s- .e~ n
Offices, 85 and 81 Broadway, New York,
1bs Randolph st, Chicago; w. B.. Chandler, 2.
Eichhorn & Son, A. e. johnson & Co.; o. p.
Brecke, Nils Nilson. A. G. Yanstrum & Co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

= 2Frga. II
CRADLE. ALTAR AND GRAVE
BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Collins, 1924 Ste
vens avenue, a boy. >5gfs:
Mr. and Mrs William Bergman, 86 Twenty
second street NE, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Miskowietx, e1s Marshall
street NE, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ladwig, 1o2r Marshall
% Mt. and md Mrs. !. W. Thomas, s7s1 Park ave
nue. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flanders, sos Emer-
son avenue N, girl. a
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Alfred B. Hawes to Charlotte De Long.
George NJ. Ball. .Jr.. (Milwaukee) to Ads-
line Oston (Milwaukee).
A. B. Knutson to Gladys De Geer.
Otis p Henry to Jeanette Tanner.
George Sperr to Clara Nerobare.
DEATHS.
John Janus, 60 Seventh avenue NE.
Anna Shapiro, Asbury hospital.
Leonard f. Aydt, 2307 Washington avenue N.
G. B. Van Wyck.
Amanda G. Morgan, 24o5 Aldrich avenue 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
CARPET CLEANING, RUG
MANUFACTURING


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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20

Q 0 0 o o o 90
PLEASE SELL OUR LAND.
o PLEASE SELL OUR LAND.
o We have large blocks Of land In South
Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota and
Canada, bright literature and local sales
men for each point. Big commissions to
o good agents Write today. Get busy for
o the autumn immigration Write us for
O terms. d. :. sss..s s.z.
o Elwood Land Co. tInc. }, Capital 100000.
o e71S Guaranty Building, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
MINNEToNKA PROPERTY


FOR sALE-TEN-RooM COTTAGE AT LAKE
4 Minnetonka; 125 feet Of the best shore line on
Gideon's bay In Excelsior: lot 800 feet deep
on street: fine trees and evergreen hedge en-
tire length Of lot; good stable. wind mill with
tank and boathouse: splendid view SIX
miles down the lake; terms to suit purchaser.
Z M. W. Savage. MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
FOR A COOL, QUIET OUTING, TRY NORTH
land Inn at Holdridge, first Minnetonka sta
tion on Great Northern. Write or phone 2.
T. Mofrett, T. C. 9932, N. w. Main 11O6, city
or the Inn, 421-4 Excelsior exchange, for res
eryations or information.
FOR MINNEToNKA PROPERTY OF ALL
kinds see or write A. s. Apgar, Excelsior,
Lake Minnetonka, MINI. Catalog and map
of the lakes free. Team always ready to
show property.
FOR sALE-A SMALL sLooP sAnBoAT,
fast and in good order; suitable for three
persons. ALI Messing, Excelsior, MINI.
FURNISHED COTTAGES TO RENT AT COT.
tagewood; rent moderate. Apply at once.
Gaiea& Co.. 321 N. Y. Life building.
FOR sALE-THE JACoBY COTTAGE, ToNKA
Bay, ten rooms. furnished. bargain. Call
or write @. L. Jacoby, $50 Nicollet.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
July 90, 1906.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

ess For Sale.
roS s1lf-s11 HORSE, THoaoTaHIY o1fT
broke, lady can drive Tree trageier We,gns Selsas
about lbs One Of the anS
cost $3.50 in November. VIII sell for $780,.
. bargain for. anyone who wants an extra fine
''s T nsssssss sssss ss;s E Rs'ss, Tl,sra,
SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE EXCHANGE.
We have fne lot Of high class driving ana
carriages horses on hand; also draft ana de-
livery horses. Prices right.
Take South st. Paul car direct to our sta
IS, G. w. Flanagan, Manager. s4,s
BARRETT 6 ZIMMERMAN, THE LARGEST
horse dealers in America. have from 300 TO
1000 head OF all classes of horses constantly
carload. call and look our stock over. Part
time given II desired. Barrett Zimmerman,
Midway Horse Market.
FIFTY GENUINE MCCLELLAN SADDLES, DIS.
carded by the United States government, 70
up; genuine Brussels fly covers 63c each; single
$40 Saddles s Sopr My
Harness Co.. 1850 University aV, opposite morse
FOR SALE PAIR OF HORSES, GOOD WORK.
ers, weight 1850; age about years; Just
out Of hard work; also double harness, fly
/ nets and wagon; will sell separate 2642 Cln-
ton av.i 4s
BARGA1N-TWo SPAN OF HORSES. TO 9
years old, weight 1,5Oo each: sound and good
cash; also one single driver. 3109 Sd ay s.
WANTED-WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO
buy and pay cash for horses, buggies, har-
nessea, wagons, ETC., at Barrett Nmmer-
mans Midway Horse Market.
FOR SALE AT HALF VALUE, FINE FAMILY
more brand new rubber-tired runabout hand
made harness; leaving city Monday. 3oos
Pleasant av.
SEQ FOR MY FINE 1,20o.PoUND HORSE, SAFE
and gentle; might trade for driver. johnson,
1906 Pleasant av. n. ". phone. South
| 1194 l..
1is5 TAKES a PRETTY s-YEAR-oLD HORSE,
| well broke. runabout and harness; may be seer
at Central market livery; this is bargain.
FOR sALElsEvERL GOOD FARM OR GEN
l eral purpose horses. G. A. Keuy's salestaole
1910 eth ay s.
sECoND-HAND LANDAU, BRoUGHAM AMI
coach harness cheap; also hearse, good as new
q Grant st.
NoTICE-DEAD HORSES REMOVED FREE n
W. Scavenger Co.. 102 ist st n. Phone lS5 NJ
FROST G CO.'S SALE AND coMM1ss1of
stables: cash time. 21S I'd av ~.
FOR LAME and Interfering horses try our hand
made Toes. Rowett: 22l 18th st 8. -
" COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
, REGISTERED HoLsTEIN BULL, 8 YEAR
old at the weli-known South Side farm breed
for sale by Isaac Warne. superintendent SO
helm farm. Bald Eagle Lake. MINI
, FOR sALF-A FINE FAMILY MICH COW
gentle, easy mixer; gives ten quarts. 90
9Th st SE.
. FOR sALE-e-WEEK-o OLD PUPS, 81. l4os 4.
. st Sc. fat 2. - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOJJRNAls.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
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s15 TO LETHBR1DGE AND RETURN


/ SIS TO IErHBR1DGE AND RETURN.
We will run a special farmers cheap
excursion. leaving Minneapolis Tuesday
morning, July "a, to our lands In Sunny
Southern Alberta. The fare for the round
trip will be SIS from any point on the
main line of the 500 west Of. Minneapolis
to Lethbridge
We can sellayou lands now at $s.75 per
acre within six to ten miles from rail- Il
+ way, with $3.50 per acre down and the
balance in five equal annual payments,
with per cent interest.
O. W. Kerr Co.,
$40 Guaranty Bldg. Minneapolis.