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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
Items from District 18.

School is progressing nicely, having
increased from an enrolment of IL to
20 in the past three weeks. Tho se en-.
tering their names on the honor roll
fhrsthe End month are; Nevada Dague
Edith Owens and Leila Todd.
Wheat looks well but needs q good
rain to insdre good crop.
Many are the acres of sod turned un-
dea by the swalns of dist. 1S in the
past 8 months.
Mr.. Stuart has about completed the
Sweeney we'll In which they found an
abundance "f water at q depth OF % #.
Mrs. E. Owens and Mrs. Steve Walk.
Or have gone to Walls Walla this week
as witnesses OF. land contest case.
D. w. Mccoy and A. r. Work have
each erected y neat frame house on
their respective farms. the construction
Of which D. C. Gibbs of Horse Heaven
Is justly proud.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
GETS COIN FROM RAILROAD.

The superior court TOR Benton
county convened Tuesday morning,
Judge H. B. Riggs presiting, and
up to the time of this writing,
(Wednesday afternoon) the entire
time of the court and jury had been
consumed, including session
Tuesdar night, trying the case of
P. & S. R. R. Co. VS.. G. S. Math-
ews; 1t is an action to condemn
right Of way through the defend-
ants I4o-acre farm down the c d.
umbia river and the case is bsine
stubbornly contested, Hon 1. P.
Englehart of North Yakima repre-
senting the R. R. and Judge A. S
Bennett of The Dalles, Ore., appear.
ing for Mr.. Mathews, The testi-
mony showed that the railroad will
take practically IA acres of the land ,
destroy his 81. 500 house, and that
the line will run within IS feet of
his barn. The R. R. company
places a valuation of SIS or $40 a a
acre on the land which Mr.. Malh-
ews says is worth $3.50.
The case went to jury at 6 O'Clock
Wednesday evening, a verdict of
IS, 900 damages being returned for
Mr.. Mathews. 1t is said that the
railroad company offered him $4,000
to settle.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
TWAS CRUEL TO DO 1T.

A passel of ball piayersG) came
down out of the wilds of Horse
Heaven Sunday and were tronnced
by the local team by the score oi
1873. The Bunchgrassers couldn',
hit the ball to any extent and they
made about six times as many error.
as runs, bence the awful result.
Only FIVE or six of the Sand.
snuffers' runs were earned ard
Horse Heaven should have beer
shut out but for some loose work
by the local boys. The score by
inningS:
Kennewick .IoI4o 4o327*-1s
H. H. o o 90 O o T. :
Batteries - Kennewick: Hassig
Barham and Smith; Horse Heaven
Hehelline, c. Irwin and ]. Irwin.
The local team is trying to ar
range a game with Lind for mex
Sunday at this place, which it is te
be hoped will result in q more ever
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
A HONE FOB THE CHILD-A CHILD
FOR THE HOME.

Rev M. A. Covingtan, superin-
tendent for eastern Washington of
the Washington Chtldren's Home
Society. with his headquarters in
Spokane, is in Kennewick in the
interest of the Society.
He addressed a meeting at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
and is consulting with those inter
ested in this form of charitable
work here. He desires to organ
ize an advisory committee here in
Kenuewick to keep in touch with
the work both OF finding homes for
children and consulting with those
desiring to take children into their
homes. The society has found
homes for 200 homeless ones since
the first of the year and last year
found homes for 284 in this state
We are familiar with the work of
the society in Iowa and other older
states and know that the arg aniza-
ton is doing a noble and necessary
service.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
A PLEASANT GATHERING.

The social Monday evening at
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Amon's in
honor of "Grandma" Tuttle and
Mrs. F. L Tuttle was we'll at ended
i'll spite of the unpleasant state of
the weather. Some instrumental
music and recitatlons were given
refreshments served and a general
good social time was enjoyed.
The ladies of the church had a
surprise for "Grandma" and at the
close Of the evening they presented
her with a fine brilliantine dress
pattern, which was very much ap-
tpreciated aud for which she returned
her sincere thanks and expressed
her pleasure in becoming acquainted
with SO many good people of Ken
newick and said she was 10th to
leave them.
Mr.. Tuttle spoke few words, a
verse of "Sweet Bye and Bye" was
sung. a brief prayer was offered and
the friends bade "good- bye" to
,andma" Tuttle and a "good
mig ht" to all.
Mr.. Tuttle's mother left Tuesday
night for Seattle where she will
spend day or so with friends and
then go on to Portland and Los
Angeles to spend the summer with
her youngest daughter and family.
She hopes sometime, to visit Ken
newick again.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
KENNEWlCK POST OFFICE.

Mails close as follows and will
positively not be re-opened under
any circumstances:
No. I, Westbouud, 1890 a. m.
No. 4, Eastbouud. 4:45 p. m.
No. 2, 1890 p. m.
No. 3, Westbound, 7:3o p. m.
Mail for Richland leaves 9 a. M.
Mail for Hover leaves p. M.
Money orders will be issued be-
tween the hours Of 7 a. m. and 5
p. m.
Registered letters will be issued
between the hours of 7 a. m. and
7:3o p. M, except Sundays.
Sunday hours for genera! deliv-
cry, 1890 to 1880.
J. N. ScorT. P. M.
Just arrived, our handsome line of
Royal Worcester Corsets. Ashbaugh
& Go.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
SCHOOL YEAR ENDS.

Friday the Kennewick public
schools closed for the year I9o5-o6.
Better work has been done in all
departments than ever before, al
though teachers and pupils alike
have been hampered by the crowd :
ID condition Of the school rooms
and the impossibility of establish
Ing 4 uniform system of schools,
such as should obtain, on account
Of occupying two separate buildings
some distance apart. Now that the
school site question has been solved
by the board, and the contract let
TOT the fine new school building to
hplaced thereon, these disadvan-
iages will be overcome another
year.
Good buildings, suitable text
oook' and up-to-date equipment are
essentials Of geod schools, but the
OLD adage always comes to mind:
As teacher, so is the school" For
various reasons q number of the
present. corps are not candidates for
reelection to positions in the school.
0e responsibility of electing their
'uecessors rests on the school
board. The teachers should be
eaosen on account of their ability
TEACHERS and for no personal
relerence whatever. The Kenne-
WICK schools should have none but
pei'enced teachers, and especially
=. ~'n'' true Of the primary grades
.'ue and money will be we'll spent
wy result Is, as it should be, the
.'''on OF teacher who by nature
.au 'oacation is fully prepared to
s''y out the difficult work of the
4'.' and second grades.
h We owe to the boys and girls,
JN : men and women of the future,
VIC very best education that we can
-. ave 'nem' We are proud of what
w. s. school has accomplished; may
y. we no backward step and may
=, 'ext year be better than the
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
KENNEWICKEKS At THE COI1Nry
SEAT.

Marshal M. D. Glover, NJ. F.
johnson, Geo Bowen and Rober,
Galloway composed a party of Ken
newick people who come MP Sun.
day to see the ball game and recre
ate for day at the county seat
They enjoyed the trip an, took oc.
caslon to boost for their town by
each wearing a ripe strawberry in
his button hole.
A II. R chards, Chas. Conway
T. c. Book and A. J. Barham, all
prominent Kennewick men, were
here Tuesday to serve as jurors in
the superior court.-Bulletin.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
SELKIRK WRECK
RIVER STEAMER GOES DOWN AT
ROCK ISLAND.

The steamer Selkirk lies on the
bottom of the Columbia a total
wreck as result of strik ing rocA
In Rock lsland rapids, ten mics
bel W Wenatchee, Tuesday morn
ing. The passengers and crew es-
capped withou, injury.
The Selkirk was built at Pasco in
1899. Her name at that time was
the Ellensburg. Two years ago
she was r. modelled and rechristened.
She was to have been brought to
Kennewick this month to be used
between the railroad construction
camps.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
C0TINTY PRINTING
AWARDED
rup COURIER DESIGNATED THE
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

The county commissioners in
....ion At Prosser Tuesday evening
opened the sealed bids for doing
III. county printing and to deter
mine the official county paper. The
xeuuewick Courier submitted the
,o,.st and best bid and was of6ci-
.lly designated as the county publ
cation.
Hereafter the Courier will occupy
recognized official position in
B.u,on county Journalism. This
recognition is in line with the steady
,rovth and development of the
naper and will be highly beneficial
10 the Courier's constituency. The
business coming to the Office for
oublication will serve to keep the
neoole Of the east end of the county
we'll informed on county matters
and train them to take care of the
county seat which will eventually
come to the larger center of popu-
htion that Kennewick is destined
to be in the near future.
The Courier is glad to he the
leader in directing the public eye
to this growing center and to drive
the entering wedge for securing the
county capital. AS time goes ON
the importance of this opening
move will be more and more appre-
ciated BY our people, who will all
pull together to secure the prize.
The Courier needs your co-opertion
in this and you need the Courier.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
CURIOUS FATALITY.

nos.'ns the severe wiudstorm
T. t'0ay forenoon a roofdoor blew
~, 'ne top of a boxcar in the
u fasco and strnck a brake.
n,.., ~ 'oe head, killing him in
The unfortunate man.
was Hall. He was about 3:
" age and leaves no family.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
Excursion Boat,

The Mata e. Hover will be held
open for plcnics and excursions for the
pubic or private parties on any Sun
day or legal holiday. For particulars,
HOVER TRANSPORTATION Co.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18
Ready TO do Business
Dentist

DR.. w. F. Lamson announces that he
has permanently located at Kennewick,
ia the Pallister Guiding and has opened
complete and modern Dental Oolce,
where he is prepared to do Crown aad
Bridge work and frst-elass Dental work
OF all kinds at city prices with al work
guaranteed.
TEETH EXTRACTED WFHOUY PAU8.
No charge for ezamin Atien and cen
sultation.
w. F. Lamson, DDS
Palaister Building Kenne~aclt
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-05-18

7so,. complete stock OF chill
Ato "aals In all sizes. Ashbaugll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

Times Dispatch Series
OF NEW NOVELS
BY Famous Authors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

washed cveybody-would little management Lily, how>
neglected the distant cousins when they
England She had inherited from her mother that idea OF Amer
hospitality which makes all other hospitality cursh in
did her duty when she had asked
the undesirable cousins dinner She acknowledged
but she
acknowledged nobody else Sa Morton fact and The
odosa always addressed slowly Theodoa giving
syllable full value had arrived before they there and
them Hospitality at the front door.
Why this doesn't tickle DEATH exclaimed Iheodosa
you your house. Lily and how you Lord
Thuso, and my! what beautiful motor Sas and got here
half ago and your brought tea right
away the lawn. and made much at home But as
I'm forever saying cycr>body Lily Ihuo Just perfect and
everything perfect husband her houses her
dress. her uotor-car' Don't l. Sias?'
There silence when Ihcodoa She
usually talking when somebody else talking and She was
always talking when nobody else
Don't you what, Thcolosa?" said he
Don't always tell everybody that Lily lhurso is just per-
Why your ball the other might've good balls,
never anything like that you're proud Of
your wife Lori Thurso And guess shes proud of you
pleasant. and Theodosa kept She was
and matter of serious conjecture
anything happen would make her stop talking
al dentists, when her mouth
full of and she had talked without inter"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
lCopyright 700. by T. f. Benson. MI rights reserve.


The house Bray long and low and rambling standing
the middle howebedS
shape, which afternoon
crowd could the riverside exactly
who and they had
for mpenerab hedge what they had breakfast
dinner would equally clear for Lady ThusO
big pavilion when the
peasanter all pavilion opposite
the and nobody
really foot the house all from breakfast till bedtime
dozen itself would hold but
often themselves the last
possible get them neghbOring hotel
they night To-day however going
TO be sleeping doubtful indeed whether the house
itself would quite certainly coming Count Vii
lars Alice Yary husband also
Jim Straon and Ruby Maende and couple OF American
had proposed themselves that only brought their number
Lily hardly knew whether She glad OF this
For is she would have Sunday but She
little worried only about the emotional history OF her
which has been touched but also about her husband and she
that she would have preferred rush and hustle
all with only these people the house she could
keep herself fairly well occupied The American cousins tooa
plain elderly millionaire, dyppt and rather mounfu with his
wife who young, volube and carried about with her,
pals gross fusome fattery with which she white
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved,

2 .
"a, ,oOO--0N EASY TERMS, 22l2 JAMES Av N.
A good brick house on beautiful lot, 5oK154
to alley.
s2150--For a good store building with d
4-room dat in; the, rear and a, 5,room fiat,
lights, good cellar, newly papered, and paint
erty; also good barn in rear, Ss4s i4th AZ
s. Rental $82 per month; act quick. tf1.@
$4,s5o-For brand new s-roon house with
bath and pantry, built-in sideboard and ice. ee
Shades opsn pam6ngs m With
laundry aud good furnace finely decorated
throughout, nice porch; 22O7 Bryant Av s.
Of 8 rooms and bath each door, open plumb
and finish. laundry storerooms. fuel bins,
window shades, storm and screen sash, els
tern, we'll, fine large lot, 5ox1s5, nicely
Gated 27o7 Delaware st sE. Get after this
quick; 1t won't last. ~
good 1oroo% house and .lo bath
<ern, open plumbing, laundry, gas and elec-
j. trio fixtures, partly hardwood finish and
hardwood floors; location 18th av s near Lake.
Let Il Us 1 shg you this this place es, ,o,s and
ception hall, pine finish, grained throughout:
newly decorated; cellar, well, cistern, fire.
place, storm and screen sash; 8 large lots;
Ane garden, fruit trees and berry bushes;
good chicken.house; 1886 Smelling av.
finely finished. nxtures, window shades,
storm and screen sash; hne lawn with shrubs
and shade tressi 22le nth az S.
$5,500-For good 2-story brick building
containing nice stores and 2 Groom fats
above; city water and. sewer connections;
rental $685. per year. ..,
81. .7o0-For good 4-room house and acre
Of ground In Lake Harriet district
$1,000 fine almost new 7-room and bath
cottage; hardwood finish and g. floors: open
plumbing, laundry, me furnace; gus hxtures,
window shades, storm and screen SASH finely
decorated. 2725 Grand av.
Yale Realty Co., zoe 4th st S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
Ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant new freproof Storage Warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments. Warehouse
office, 400 E Lake st; main Office, 40 Sd st s.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
Ing household goods expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacic coast
and other points our speciality. 122 9Th ct s.
Both phones.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 CHI
,cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points; best Of servtee and low.
est possible rates Write or call o@ the Boyd
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND 6ToRAG@
Best facilities for moving and storing house
1 hold goods; expert packers. Office 200 Nic0l-
let Both phones 1908 Res. phone &c. 1924.
FIREPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN. ngPAKATE
rooms; packing and shipping. 100 " fM y.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

N~~>N~NOSN~~NNNON NON~%N@SN@~N~~>N~N~N~
Martha Cults to Emma Hendrickson, lot
4, except north 40 feet, and lot 5, ex-
cept south 10 feet, block s, Lyndale
Is, block 3, Lyndaie Avenue addition. :. 1900
George Anderson to Eva NJ. Ehle, lot
20, block 2, Stillman's addition. ......' 500
Nellie Rathjeans ct al. to Charles H.
Dubeau. lots IA and 15, block 49,
Oliver Park addition .........,..n... 250
Nellie Rathteans ct al. to Charles II.
Dubeau, lot u, block Is, Oliver Park
addition 49,. ...................... To-
Jennie W. and William L. Hartman to
Fred A. Horstman lots % to "a, block
g. Second division, Remington Park. 800
Joseph P Iddings to Eta Byrnes, lot D.
block IS, Menages supplement to East
Side addition 49,. 0VV
August P. Sifferle and wife ct al to Min
neapolis Brewing company: part Of lot 49,,
8, block 10, Atwater's addition: :.."... 1,soo
Julius J. Heinrich ct al. to Minnesota
Loan g. Trust company, east 4S feet OF
lots to 8, block H. Bassett, Moore
&, Co.'s addition. .......... S,oVo
Martin Ostrom to Nicholas Arnell. west
rison s. Loyejoy's addition. ............ S2S
Harriet A. and E. F. Lambert to Charles
c. Cronen, lot Q, block Z, Garden ooo
Bn1rt Kenaston and wife to John A. Har-
tian fiss 10. o. '.oe. ~ 1900
George l.. Hooper and wife to Grace b.
Roberts, lot s, block A. Calhoun ~.
BENJAMIN q. Martin to William u: 700
Lynes, lot 40, block 10, Forest Aeishta 1400
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
Unin.nproved-

-. O111Q0TOVeu- ..-----
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
lots In this city are at Sevenoaks, OH Selby.
Lake st interurban line. We have river bank
frontage and good inside lots from $3.50 up on
easy terms. For plats and information call at
our OFFICES, corner 42d av 8 and Lake st, or
ia 4th st s. Edmund q. Walton Agency. 4
947B-CHEAPEST LOT IN TOWN FOR THE
money; located in that IDEAL neighbor-
hood on Portland av and 3Sth st, second lot
from corner: new house being built Oh cor
ner, 42xl1S. wide boulevard. most Improve.
ments and surrounded by new homes. See
this st once. Owner. 20ll, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
M1NNETONKA. PROPERTY

WILL RENT MY COTTAGE An ToNKA BAY
from Sept. s; all furnished ready to step right
/ in and keep house; bedding, dishes, silverware,
all complete, for s2S balance m. % Of season Sep
. the lake. For further particulars address
2316. Journal. %Hs i@@ =
front. Lake Minnetonka residence tract; 7un-
surpassed; commanding view of several bays;
! well improved and with several acres Of rasp-.
/ once. Write or call OH NJ Martinson.5 $40 I'd
av s. aAs5e .s5t=.
VERY COSY THREE-RooM COTTAGE
completely furnished. large screened porch,
3 beautiful view Of lake fine new. cedar row
boat viii rent BY week balance Of season
Raudenbush Al 7t1 st S.
FOR MINNEToNKAl ACRES, SHORE LOTS
| ana cottAges see of write A. S. Apgar, Ex-
celsior, Lake Minnetonka, Minn. Catalogue
and large map Of lake free. \.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
t-FN-TI!
COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

~~~~ ~~~o~|~~~~
DoGsEDoGs-DoGs.
peake Bay ,spantefs; Irish and English set
ters and pointers; all ages and prices. S, E..
Jackson. lntercity Shooting Park and kennels,
27OO Como ay sB:s II C.. 1s348. I "ft-s'.
Lewelyn setter. 3. years old: well bred and
perfectly broken: WIN guarantee him perfect
hunter; do not answer unless you have cash and
mean business p. H Ware. 7O7 7th st Sc.
FOR sALE-ENGLIsH sETTERS; BEST OF
breeding Address Dr.. Tourney, st. Peter,
MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
TENTS AND AWNINGS

AWNINGS, TENTS, FLAGs--A. b. CAMppEIL
Tent and Awning Co.. I'll Hennepin av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
GOOD FIRMS no PATRONIZF

o PIANO BARGAINS.
o Used Pianos Q
o steinway, upright, regular $500. ..... .$19s Q
Chickering, upright regular $500. 200 q
o 2lBoth the above are right up to their Q
0 high grade reputation.)
o Fischer, upright, regular $3.50. ....$175 &
o :. Zine tone and action like all Fischers.) Q
Q Shaw, upright. handsome ...... S125 c
9 Sterling, upright :..:.:...:...: :...... 145 c
Q Extra large case, fine for large room Z
Q or hall.) q
o Wheelock, upright ................. $75 c
Q Bargains all through the house.
Q Howard, Farwell & Co., {
Q ..a .... 707 Nicollet. ~ {
o Q Q q q
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
HORSES AND )'s,i GEs
.sngr2 ~ Asr1 =. -.
Wanted, xslt ss,re

TO EXCHANGE, SEQ ACRES CHOICE
rolling land, good settlements water: close
to three railroads,.la15 scmiles southwest, OF
Brandon, Man., Canada, for horses = land at
cash value F. Dew pewns,s st St Johns, o y. D.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
TyBERcgIosIg OF THE BLADDER AND
called incurable diseases Of male and female
can be cured without pain, knife. or med
isiae ROOTS Of can be S seen in Bot
healer. Institute at 1116 1st av S. Come and
be cured as thousands have and get we'll and
enjoy life. Consultation free: -
We DON'T DO CFiEAP WORK; WE DO FIRST.
class work for little money, Note the follow
gentlemen &c., free maSsage, using eiectris
for: each customer at the Boyd Toilet Studio
4e5 Syndicate Arcade. -.
: PROF H. W. sTEPHEN, - -.
America s premier exponent Of mental science,
now permanently located in Century building,
Stephens will give free lectures every Sun
WANTED-THE ADDRESS OF MR.. SMITH,
father Of W. H. Smith (Harry Smith, who
few years ego. Important: ADDRESS G: L.
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, -
Red nose, ,moes birthmafks, powder marks,
permanently removed, without pain or scar; az;
SHOULD gLANcHARDs EozEMA LOTION
notify Prof: Blanchard, skin specialist. Min.
neapolis, wholesalers supplies, all druggists.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER; HAIR AND
moss. $3.50; others 81; furniture repaired, re-
finished, upholstered. Twin City. telephone.
17os2. Berg & Smith. 422 lst av Sc.
DANCING GLASSES MONDAY AND THURS.
day evenings; with social following; buck and
wing and private by appointment. Holcomb's
Academy, As 4th ct $, third floor. =.
FREE TRIAL TREATMENT OF ECzEMo.
zone, the great skin cure, mailed to suffer
ers of eczema and other skin diseases.
Eczemozone Co.,, Minneapolis. -, g.<.--..-.:
MATTRESSES MADE OVER, HAIR. MOSS,
$3.50; others, 81; furniture repaired; uphol-
Sterlng furniture, stoves. Both phones. Rain.
willie Bros, IT Central av. =: s. -. r. l.
ANNA N, GRIsWoLD, 207 MEDICAL BLOCK,
snperhuous hair moles. warts removed by
electricity: corns extracted: inverted nails
and bunions treated. 81 n. 2s +.
FUR GARMENTS TO ORDER, REMoDELED
and repaired; summer prices. Hubachek,
practical furrier. 3o2 'Nicoheta -av, suite $50
GET DAMP STOOLS, HARDWOOD, eooD
duck. fat price 25c each, worth S5c, at II. j..
Saunders 223 LIST nv s. s--.., - 81 ..-s a
NYTALLIE B.-LETTER RECEIVED; you ARE
| right; PLEASE address me again as first letter,
| to make arrangements. lsee 80
MRS. N. WAY, MAssEURE!' LADIES AND
gentlemen shampoo with reclining chair. ao5
| Nicollet nv, room 16. &.&G
CoRNs EXTRACTED, 2bc; INVERTED NAILS
| and bunions treated. DR.. Collier, SIS Mic av.
| : .
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
CARPET CLEANING, RUG
MANUFACTURING

BEST RUGS FROM OLD GARPETsS CARPET
cleaning. Moorish Rug Co..; 1902 p Esanklin.
CLEAN your own rugs and carpets with Carpe.
tina costs 2he I'd. 913 Mic. T.C, 458; Nic.4o<
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-15
BUILDING PERMITS

o. ons.storg e. spRofmD frame % dwelling eI s25oo
A r, Dorr. Lake place, tSvo-story
plaster.veneered dwelling; ton..t ave. S'0eV
c. nSe D n eaSa, aS.story r frame dwelling 49,. 1900
C. starv a, hars1n frame dwelling Si ~ 1000
Eomr minor permits ts.................... 2,015
Total .Sl1,s15