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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16

It'a easier. ru thinkinE.
n one would hHut for trouble
To DO 70 whrr hes agiaking
For then he o. ave lt double.
--pasl a.ieiplia Press
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16
Unfair Adyantara

The busy bee doth persevere,
The ant tolls on from day TO day.
II !, like them. ioafed hair the year.
Perhaps I'd work as hard as they.
Washington Star.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16
Didn't Inherit ANY.

Redd-Did Richleys father leave
him anything when be died?
Green-Every thing but brains
Yo1ksrs Statesman.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16

Intoxicating drinks salts
bshionable soda fountains
nee drink parlors of the
4 Moore has instructed
lce Wappenstein to put
Pc practice, declaring at
many respectable won.
hg girls were becoming
he liquor habit through
drinks thoroughly satu-
Hquor at soda fountains.
n these places announced
rs for which there had
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16

The noyeiistE OF true romance
Their food will have to vary:
To make the villain bite the dust
II quite unsanitary
IN. Y. sun.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16

Knicker-He signs r o. c. G. after
his name.
Bocker-Yes that means Father Of
College Graduate N. Y. sun.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16

Critic-Why don't you do some
thing worth whlie2
Eost- Because IL isn't worth while
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16

charlie--Are you visitor down
here?
Vlolet-oh. no. I'm one OF the ma
tiyes.
Jack-Indeed. then I think the
town council ought TO put you down
on the list Of the attractions OF tho
place, with your photograph. don't
you know.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16
Polish.

II must say that Josh's education
has improved him." said Farmer Corn
tossel
Did you ask him 10 help you on the
farm like you said you would!"
Yes
And he eonsenfedf
No, But he was no polite ia his
way OF refusin' that felt real aat-
tered. Washington Star.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16
zine Impudent rhtnat

You are discharged" said the
ladies' hairdresser to her new assist
ant.
What for ma'am?" inquired the
victim. timidly.
What for. indeed When that wo-
man who was in here Just now to
have her hair dressed. didn't you ssk
her IL she'd have IL done while abe
waited g"-cieyeiand Leader.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-16

About SOC, 900 Italians raise ssIk-
worms.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-13

Louis Martin, of Clafin,
who was arrested in connection
with the Howard killing at that
place last week. charged with aid
ing the man Davis to escape from
the officers, will have his hearing
on the 18th of this month, a week
from today.
LOST-Four shirts. Size to
fit Will Soderstrom. When the
aforesaid gentleman thought to don
a clean shirt Sunday morn
ing he could find none. The
laundryman said he delivered
them to the house but they must
have walked off.
Mondays game of ball between
the Great Bend team and the
Boomers IA mixture of girls"
and "boys'') was witnessed by a
good sized crowd. And it was a
good game, the score being 5 to 3
in favor of the home team.
While the Writer did not see the
game. we are told it was snappy
from start to finish, and the home
team deserve compliment for
winning a victory from the
travelling professionals.
Word was received in the city
Monday that the case of the City
of Great Bend VS.. K. B. Bruce. in
the matter of bonds to be
given by sidewalk contractors,
that the Supreme Court had
rendered a decision in favor of
the city. Parties wishing to en-
gage in the construction of side
walks in the city of Great Bend
will now be compelled to give
bond for the faithful performance
of their duty.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. T. NJ. Knight, who was cash
ier at the Cyclone last winter, bias
returned to the city and accepted her
former position.
R. J. Wilsey, an old C. N. G..
student of the COS, dropped off in
Great Bend the first of the week
to visit Supt. Aldrich and others
of the old college chums.
. Robert Smart, formerly living
south of Ellinwood, but for
several years past residing ill
Pratt county, has gone to Scotland
for a visit to the old nome.
We understand that there was a
case of small pox came in on the
Santa Fe this morning and is be-
ing held in quarantine outside of
the city. Particulars could not
be obtained at this time.
. Sam Foster has one of his hands
bandaged up. He undertook to
) scrape a bee off of the back of the
hand, and seriously cut all his
fingers with a knife he was hold
ing.
j. Q. Raglan was over from
Hoisington Monday in the interest
of the big harvest home picnic to
be pulled off there the 26th and
9th. This picnic will outrank
all others ever given there, and
everybody should take a day off
and 60 over.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-13
Call For Meeting Of The Dtmccrat Co. Central
Committee, July 2lSt, 1906.

There will be a meeting OF the
Central Committee OF the Demo-
crat party of Barton county, at
The Court House in Great Bend,
Kansas, Saturday, July 81, 1906,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. There is bust
ness of Importance to transact,
and a full attendance OF the en-
tire Committee is desired.
ISoM WRIGHT, Chairman.
C. F. YoUNKIN, Secretary.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-07-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

VI. ~. MOSCo.
$1,000 suits at S6.66 in the
Clearance Sale at the Lundblade &
Bolinger Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McMullen
have a very sick child at their
home on south Morton street.
John B. Kay, brother-in- law of
John Bales, and former county
clerk of Stafford county, made |
this office a pleasant call Wednes-
day.
It's time to buy! When you can
get these prices a off on skirts,
waists, dress goods, etc. At the
Lundblade & Bolinger Store.
DR.. A. NJ. Sipes, who has been
quite i'll at the family home on
Odell street is reported much |
worse today, and is said to be in |
a vrey critical condition.
Postmaster Griffith says that
Monday was the best or largest
money order day he has had since
before the holidays. The money |
order business is now running
nearly a thousand dollars a day.
Jay Thatcher arrived from
Kansas City Wednesday on a
two weeks visit to his parents and
many friends. There will be two
or three days of hot time now. if |
he likes to sing as much as he ever
did.
Mrs. NJ. L. st. John, who has
been visiting her grand, daughter,
Mrs. Louis Omer, in this city for
the past week, returned to the
home of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Staufer, south of the river,
Tuesday evening.
R. D. Mckinley secretary of |
the Ness County Fair Association,
acknowledges receipt of the fair
premium lists for 1906, from the
presses of the Democrat Printing
House, and says They are all
right" That is the kind of work
this office turns out.
Little Helen Epperson enter
tanned a number of her girl
friends, Tuesday evening, at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs.
McMullin, in this city. The !
party was in honor of her cousin
Helen Glenn, the date being the
latter's birthday anniversary. |
The cheapest is not always the
best. Sometimes you can buy an
article cheaper abroad than you
can at home. However, the man
who spends his money with the
home people in trying to build up
a business, is the man to patronize.
This is true of all lines of trade.
LOST-Between Great Bend
and six miles north on the Hois-
ington road, one black leather bill
book containing 3 $500 bills one
check for $4,000 and one check
for $500 also other papers finder
please leave at this office and re-
ceive reward.
We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to our many friends and
for their many acts
and words of sympathy during
tie illness and death of our below
ed son, and for the beautiful floral
decorations. and especially to Mrs.
S. A. Newcombe for her kind
words at the funeral.
W. I. Bannister and family.
George Brown was before
Justice Clayton Wednesday morn
ing for disturbing the peace of
his family and others on Main
street, and was sentenced to
ninety days in Jail. Brown is an
old offender in this line and has
been dealt with in an easier man
ner in the past. but the Judge
thought he had given him oppor-
tunities enough to behave himself
if he wanted to, so sent him to
Jail.
]. B. White and a party of
about twenty others from Digh-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

~. MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Bonnie j. Shou and Ella NJ. Kilken.
Harry L. Bellamy and Estelle M. Young.
Lawrence Kosciolek and Pelagia Szczbialka.
Wilhelm Olsen and Inga Larson -.
Olaf A. Dybdahl and Emma j. Peterson.
Nicolas Bochnak and Elizabeth Swider.
Charles R. Ulmer and Selma Ness.
Benjamin Blank and Lea Owenstain.
Hiram A. Gordon and Catherine Jane Engert
DEATHS.
Thorstensen, Lizzie, 2119 Lyndale avenue N
Carlson, Mrs. John, st. Mary's hospital.
Boulette, VIM. r., 1926 Washington stree
Ne
Whitbeck, Maggie, 1872 Twentieth avenue s
Jensen, Mrs Anne, 2T00 East Twenty .secont
street.
Harcom, william, Soldiers Home.
Douglas, Aubrey, city hospital
Mitchell Henry, Soldiers Home.
Yates George, 2446 Park avenue.
Gleason Orville. city hospital.
Eckert, Minnie, GAP Eighth avenue N.
Altwein, Herman, 1929 Third street N.
Brun, John, SO Western avenue.
Graham, John W., Pauly house.
Farrely, James, 1920 Cedar avenue.
Ward, Grace, 1880 East Lake street.
Rogers, Herbert, st. Barnabas hospital.
Bakken, Ed, 1925 Washington avenue s.
Berry, Charles W., 1886 Upton avenue N.
Gansel, Halvar, Swedish hospital.
Olson, Katherine, st. Mary's hospital
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BUILDING PERMITS


A. P. Bemis and Chester Simmons, 620-22
Fourth street 8, two story brick addi-
George Benz & Sons, 21s Hennepfn aItera-
tloHs ...... .........
Harriet A Tourtelotte, 1901 Twenty-sec-
ond avenue 8, HISTORY frame dwell
Ing
Mrs Martha r. Shuman. sos Summit ave-
nue., HISTORY frame dwelling. $3.50.
c. F. Sandhofr, 25os Harriet avenue, one
story frame dwelling. ...............
Charles H. Singer, 1913 Twenty third ave-
nue. Sc, two-story frame dwelling. -.
James Meehan. Jr., 2116 Irving avenue
S, two-story concrete block dwelling
e. J. Phil, 3503 Third avenue S, two
story frame dwelling. ................z
Ernest Watts, 1904 Thfrtieth avenue s.
HISTORY frame dwelling ...........s...
P. o. Ekanger, 1900 France avenue S,
HISTORY frame dwelling. .............
P. P. Koelstad, 470S Upton avenue s,
two-story frame dwelling. .............
lothian S. Murray. 22o3 Sixth street N,
History frame dwelling ..............
Fifteen minor permits. ........,........
IT'LL
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.' ~"-r- fr BIRTHS, -s n. .-.s.E
Rieschel, Mr., and Mrs. S., 1917 Fifteenth
avenue n, girl. .s
Nestyold, Mr.. and Mrs s., 2o1e Fourth
street N, boy. ss
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred, 2O2O Fourth
street N, boy. E-n3.. :
Brackett, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r., 1856 Emerson
avenue 8. boy. Is F.. - -
Mason, Mr. and Mrs. John, All University
avenue NE, girl.
Aydt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward, 23O7 Washington
avenue N, boy. ~ .
Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles, $500 Dupont
avenue N, boy.
Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles, 2916 Portland
avenue, a boy. ~. ga. -. ~. y. : =
oConnor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward, % Ninth
street g., a boy. sEs s5ET
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ, Sill Thomas
avenue n, girl. -
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J., 2s10 Fourth
street Sc, boy lI1
Gaylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto, 9O3 Hennepin
avenue, q boy. ..e= a-E
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE
Improved
PAUL BEUHLER,


456 Temple Court.
So 800 takes this fine, up-to-date 12-room home
finished in the choicest selected hardwoods
handsomely decorated throughout; electric &C. rle
thermostat connected with one of the latest
improved up-to-date combination heating
fine wndeM
tree In fact. everything you could possibly
think of to make 1t an up-to.date, strictly
front lot size sex12o to s aIiey This is one
of the rare bargains; well located in the
eighth ward. If you want bargain In hne
home, well located, don't delay but see this
at once. .|
$5,5o0-One Of the best and handsomest, al
most new, eight-room, hardwood finished, up
to,date homes in beautiful Lynnhurst additi s,
where you are protected against inferior I'M :
provements; this beautiful home Is surrounded
BY new, up-to-date homes that cost from
to The eze the 4og sus ne by
the most beautiful shade trees, fine garden,
strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, cur.
rants, all IN bearing; stone walks, cur o ana
and storm sash; tine location, Fremont av s.;
don't fail to see it; can't be beat. r.
$3.86O-LOOk at this strictly modern elght-rOom
hardwood finished home, surrounded by homes
costing from $1,000 to $4,000; only one block
to Lyndale car Go and look it over; 2eos
81, 3OO-Such bargain will never be heard Of
gaR god n,sS strictly meern
storm sash, Screens ms ane mantei nice bath.
handy to car, near Blaisdell av, close In.
$4,5O0-Solid brick business block on PlyNv
oouth av, on best side Of Plymouth. inside
9th st; this is big snap; well-rented and
never vacant; first time offered; owner left
d. the state and telegraphed to sell at once;
his loss, your gain.
50, 40o-Look at 72s E 25th st, eight-roon1,
nicely arranged home, city water, sewer; this
is bargain; nice lot to alley; fine shade
trees; only about 200 feet to Chicago av:
fne location; 60 and look it over; don't be
afraid to make me your best offer; keys at
Office: possession at once.
So, S00-Fine up-to-date, modern, 12-room, two
family, except heat, hardwood finish, gas
fixtures, window shades, storm SASH screens,
everything complete; fine east front lot, near
Jackson st NE; easy walking distance; big
bargain. Don't fail to see 1t. ,
So, 700-Long Lake bargain, seven acres, all
fenced, good six-room house. fine cellar. good
barn. fine chicken coop and other outbuild
ings; land all in fruit, apple trees plum
trees, Strawberries, raspberries, currants, all
in bearing: surrounded by 100: Of the hand
soonest" shade trees YOU ever saw; three min
utes' walk to the station; black level land
clay subsoil; crop and everything goes.
See Paul BeuhIer before you buy for fine,
new, up-t date homes in Lowry Hill, Lake OF
the Isles, Sunnyside, Lake Calhoun, Lake Har-
riet or in any part of the city, at all prices
If you wish to make quick cash sale list your
property at once. No charge made for adver.
Using 1t. Or borrow money, call and see him.
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS

HoY'S DETECTIVE BUREAU, SUITE 514-515
Fhoenix building; 20 years continued expert
ence in Minneapolis; legitimate business
solicited; reasonable rates; best Of references.
Both phones.
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FLORISTS

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o o o q o D q
FLOWERS, PLANTS AND FLORAL o
o DESIGNS. O
Flowers, plants and floral designs for O
all occasions can be obtained at popular o
prices in our new, up-to-date Floral De- o
pArtment that has been recently estab- 0
lshed in our big store. o
California Fruit Store, list av S and 9th. 0
o 0 0 90 o o & o
NEW YORK FLORISTS. i WASH. Av 81;
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral de-.
signs for all occasions. T. c. phone 1928.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TELE.
graph or phone. Nagel's, Ills W Lake st. +
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

o O O o. o o o. o O o o o
FINE CHICKERING & SON SQUARE O
, piano, with the genuine Chickering tone. Q
nice for lake or city home, only $75; Q
, other squares from $40 up. g
Howard Farwell & Co., 0
TOT Nicollet. Q
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O o O o o o o 90 o
NEW MODERN HOMES.

o NV z y %o6 8 : a 4 as 0 0
, $5,OO0-On Humboldt av S, near 9th st,
nearly new fully modern, eight-room
, house; hardwood finish and floors;
D built-in sideboard, fine bathroom, gas
and gas fixtures; plastered attic, full
basement; hot water heating plant
D laundry. and very handsome lot, As
0 X159 feet.
D $2,175-A new. modern fve-room cottage,
D all on one floor; hardwood floors, hard.
D wood finish, bath. closet, gas and gas
D fixtures; large attic with stairs, tine
D basement, storm sash and screens: a
D very complete and convenient home.
D Location 18th 9th
o Easy terms.
0 $1,675--Brand new fve-room cottage all on
Q one floor; large attic with room for
0 one or two more rooms: hardwood
. floors in all rooms, gas fixtures city
0 water, good cellar, storm sash and
0 screens: near Western and Morgan.
0 Easy terms.
0 S325-A perfect lot on Goth ay S. near
0 22d st: city water and stone side
0 walk. Easy terms.
D $500 to $3.50 for handsome lots with city
0 water, gas and stone sidewalk at
0 Bloomington av. 10th av or 18th av
o and 34th st. Easy terms.
0 Thompson Bros,
o 1O1 Fourth st. S.
0 After June l, Security Bank Building.
o o o o y o
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EUROPEAN. TRAVEL.

~N~~cS-e-~>->cNc--~~-c--N> ~~~->~~~~>~~~~~~~~~
SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE.
steamers Of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Royal Mail Service, Empress Of Britain and
Empress of Ireland; 10000 tons displacement;
four a. days from land land; over
$2,000,0 fastest, finest and largest steam
ers between st. Lawrence ports and Europe.
H. q. Lidman, Northwestern Passenger Agt.,
232 Nicollet av, Minneapolis, Mimi
SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE
Sweeping reduction in rates. New express
steamers Of the Canadian Pacific Railway Royal
Mail Service, Empress Of Britain and Empress
Of Ireland; 10000 tons displacement; four az
days from land to land: cost over 81, DOC, 900;
fastest finest and largest steamers between
st. Lawrence ports and Europe.
II. E. friedman. Northwestern Passenger Agt.
232 Nicolet av, Minneapolis. MINI.
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OPTICIANS

JOHN J. Dowp, oPToMETRIsT AND OPT.
clan. optical DEBT Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
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CARPET CLEANING. RUG MFG

DYEING AND CLEANING .
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. s16 Nicollet.
STERLING DYE HouSE-French Dry Cleaning,
500 4th av 8. T. G. 1882: N. ". s. 449 IS.
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WANTED-REAI. ESTATE

WILL PAY $4,000 CASH FOR GOOD MOD.
ten-room house, from Hennepin to Chicago
av, inside Lake st preferred.
VIII pay $500 to $1,000 for good modern
seven to eight-rOom house near Lake Harriet
or Blaisden av, and Pillsbury: cash ready.
viii pay $500 down on nice FIVE or siX-room
cottage home, balance large monthly payments;
might pay cash down for good bargain. ?,
Call and see me at once. l invite listing
of any other property you wish to sell.
Remember it costs you nothing to list your
property; free advertising. r"
Paul Beuhler. 1853 Temple Court
WANTED HOUSE OF ~ TO 1e ROOMS IN
goodsneighborhood; will pay $4,000 to $40, 900.
P. P. Swensen & Son. Ola Bank of Com
merce building. .-. g.. :.
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery: large stock Of second hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st S. kpls.
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UniInproved.

LINDEN HILLS LOTS
have three n, very good lots near lake
we must sell right away and will take one
& fine lots with splendid shade trees convenient
w hands Il PsS os
you ever saw, overlooking Lake Calhoun, splen-
did location, water and gas in street $3.50
the finest lots. within two blocks Of Lake
Harriet and same distance from car, can be
S2 a as Rny
4315 Upton av s (near: Harriet loop) Also
open Sundays and evenings.
LAKE LoTs-cHEAP AND WITHIN THE
reach Of all, near the famous Minnehaha Falls,
on the boulevard is Lake Amelia. And very
beautiful lakes In the city. The improve
ments to be made in that part Of the city
now a oering for sale all pt the good lake
frontage that is for sale. At prices that
You can buy s and double 9b1 your money in
]. A. Walters, New York Life Building.
BARGAIN OFFER BY OWNER.
Two lots on Portland av. one corner and
s475 for one next to corner and 1925 for
beautifully located double corner, surrounded
land av and ssth st. owner will sell to,
gether or separate and make reasonable terms
If desired Address 1908, Journal.
S25 FIRST PAYMENT, $40 MONTHLY. I,
Nicollet av, LIST ay and Stevens av at 47th
st.. You can't buy these in a short while
Only three left on LIST av, four on Nicollet;
beautiful lots, nice grass, some trees, 43x130;
lots all surveyed, title insurance. Come in
and see our plat. 4 ...-.
G. & c.. 915 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
S1,15o WILL BUY 20 ACRES GOOD soII
all cultivated, only nine miles from Mime
apolis postoffice; might take a vacant lot OF
equity In small house in part payment
William Hendricks, $50 Guaranty building
NOW IS YOUR TIME 70 GET YOUR CHOICE
Of beautiful lot On Emerson, Fremont OIL
fast. Come and get one very cheap. Her
mann, 40 Phoenix building. 49,
PUT YOUR SAVINGS INTO ONE OF OUR
beautiful garden patches, 8Sth av S and 35th
st. 270x11S feet; $50 cash, balance IS per
month; arrange for lumber to build
Field. $40 Hennepin ay...
I HAVE LOT 2, BLOCK /. J. P. TIBBETT's
addition to Minneapolis. 42d-43d st, I'd av
for sale or trade for rooming house.. grocery
delicatessen: value $500. Cushman, Box 241
Preston, MINI. - N. -,,- -. x,
FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE, s0-FooT FRONT
age Rice st; lots IS and IA, Eismeinger's
addition. st. Paul. T., Guinness. GAINESVILLE
WE HAVE PURCHASER FOR FIVE Or TEN
acres. city. If you wish to sell senf
description. Barnes & Smith, 516 Phoenix
81, 575-FIVE ACRES 5sth AND PLEASANT
av s.; reasonable terms. E.. R. Smith, 53$
new Security Bank building.
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For Rent-Stores.
o o 0 o O o 0 0 o 0 o
O
o 24A9o, basement and first floor; base .
ment has large area, with 24-foot alley 0
in Owner will give long lease at 0
reasonable rental. 0
Apply to :. 0
Thorpe Bros, J. .
206 Andrus Building o
% o o 0 0
FOR RENT-SToRE NO, l29 7th ST s, IN NEW
England promenade, Is feet by 40 feet The
best location in town for any retail business
requiring moderate rent in growing location.
Apply to W. L. Harris, New England Furni-
ture & Carpet Co.
NIooLLET Av STORE. BETWEEN 4th AND
9Th SITS. 25xso feet; will give ten-year lease.
SHOP FOR TAILOR OR REPAIR BUSINESS,
Il Central ay, Nicollet island, $40.
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms.

FIVE MOE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, HARD
wood floors. bath, sewer gas. city water,
beautiful place to live; rent reasonable. Call
downstairs, 1924 Cedar av.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED,
three fine rooms, second floor; house all mod
ern; wet sink: walking distance. 1402 Vine
place.
TWO AND THREE ROOMS, 20l 18th ST s.,
all modern except heat; light housekeeping
permitted. Call at first floor.
FOR RENT-sEvEN ROOMS UPSTAIRS, ALL
modern except heat, barn. shed, SIS, 1908
18th av 8. Call downstairs.
LARGE UNFINISHED ROOM FOR RENT;
gas, bath. Inquire S12 q 18th at. p. -.
THREE UPSTAIRS. ell 9th ST N, Sc; UP
stairs, 613 9Th at N. 81.