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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
viii Affiliate With Hartman.

Seattle, Wash, March 31.-The Post
Intellingencer says that ]. d. Farrell,
former assistant to the president of
the great Northern railroad, and pres.
ident Of the Great Northern Steamship
company, will affiliate with Hartman
in position analogous to the one held
by him with the Great Northern. Off
cial confirmation has not yet been
made, but is expected soon. This
means that Farrell will be executive
head of the Union Pacific in the north.
west
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Pioneer Tennesseean Dead.

Knoxville, Tenn, March 31-David
Richards, aged 80 years, a pioneer cap.
tain of industry of Knoxville, died
suddenly Saturday morning at his
home in this city. He was born in
Wales, in 1924, and came to America
In 1874, locating at Danville, Pa. He
anne to Knoxville in 1867 and has
since been actively identified with this
citys growth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Died for His COMPANION.

Vicksburg, Miss, March 31.-While
duck shooting in Greasy lake, 20 miles
north of Vicksburg, Alex Grant, white
and Alex Claiborne, negro, were
drowned the latter losing his life in
an effort to save his white companion
Mr. Grant was a wealthy cotton plant
er and merchant of Hardee, Issaquen
ma county.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Satisfied with CHANCES.

New York, March 31-Insurance Of
ficers generally expressed themselves
Friday as pretty we'll satisfied with
the changes by the Armstrong com
mittee in its proposed insurance legis
lation. Emory McClintock, the Mu
tual Life's actuary, who has been call
ed into consultation by the Armstrong
committee frequently since the original
bills were introduced, said that eve
are pleased with the changes. They
are all in the right direction"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
SIeet Storm Visits Indiana.

Indianapolis, March 31-A sleet
storm that visited central Indiana Sat
urday covered everything with a coat
ing of ice. . Much damage was done
to telegraph and telephone lines. Many
electric light wires were broken in
Indianapolis on account of weight of
the ice.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Prince Arthur AZ Nictnria

Victoria, March 31-A special train
with Prince Arthur of Connought and
members of the Garter Mission to Vic.
toria, has reached here Prince Ar.
thur and his party had good bags of
fish to show for their two days fish
ing in CoWichan lake. At Vancouver
the main event was the inspection of
the Duke of Connought's Rifles
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
New Paper in Meridian.

Meridian, Miss, March 31-The pro
moters of the new paper christened the
baby ''The Meridian Dispatch" and
named the committee to draw up the
charter for the presentation to the
governor. The machinery was author
lied ordered and efforts will be made
to issue the first copy by the middle
of May. next. The new paper will be
a seven-day affair, issued each morn
ing in the week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Killed by EaIlinn Mall

Reir City, Mich, March 31.-Plato
Lacey and C. F. Bollacker, a merchant
were crushed to death under the falling
wall of a burning three story brick
building here Saturday While it is
feared that several other persons may
also have been killed, this fact cannot
be stated positively until a search has
been made. Loss is estimated at $780,
900.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01

Lens, France, March 31.-The strike
is being renewed throughout the min
ing region. A sanguinary affray has
occurred at Henin-Lietard. A striker
was killed, three gendarmes were
wounded, houses were sacked and win.
dows broken. Over 10000 strikers
are parading and have engaged in ri
otous manifestations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Hotel Man Dead.

New York, March 31.-James H
Breslin, a widely known hotel man.
who had been for four years identified
with properties in this city, Chicago
st. Louis and other cities in the coun
try, died at his apartments in the Ho-
tel Wolcott Saturday. Mr.. Breslin
was born in Waterford, N. Y, and was
72 years old.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
WeIden Accidentally Electrocuted.

Geneva, Ala, March 31-T. P. We'll
den, "a years old, was electrocuted by
coming in contact with a guy wire
across which a broken electric light
wire had fallen. Fwenty-three hun
dred volts passed through his body.
Welden was a native of Ireland, and so
far as known had no relatives in Amer
ica
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Albert johnson Hanqed.

Waxahatchie, Tex, March 31.-Al-
bert Johnson, negro, was executed
Friday afternoon for the murder of j.
H. Taylor, white man, committed
near this city last July. The execu
tion was public, and was witnessed by
whom were from adjoining counties.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Bowen Winner In Tiff

Triton, Ga, March 31-The official
consolidation of the Democratic pri
mary shows the nomination of E. P.
Bowen for representative of Tiff coun
ty by majority of 268 Mayor S. NJ
Clyatt was his opponent in the race.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Steel Company suspends.

East st. Louis, H., March 31-TheI
Republic Steel company suspended op-
erations Saturday with the announce
ment that the suspension is due to the
impending coal strike situation. The
plant employed 1900 men.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Powell Made Justice,

Montgomery, Ala, March 31.-Demp-
sey Powell, of Greenville, has been ap.
pointed special justice of the supreme
court to sit in divided tribunal
which cannot be voted off because of
Chief Justice Weakly being disquali-
fed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Did Not Report for Work.

ShamolIin, Pa, March 31.-Hundreds
of miners in this field did not report
at the collieries Saturday The men
took all their tools from the workings
Friday night, which indicates that the
miners expect long stay.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
Injured PASSENGERS improving.

Macon, Ca, March 31.-The ladies
who were injured in the street car ac-
cident Thursday afternoon are consid-
erably improved. Although the car
rolled into a ditch ten feet deep, the
fright was worse on the seven passen-
gers than the real injuries.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
THOUSANDS WITNESS
HANGING OF YOUNG
Executed For Assaulting And
Numbering Girl.
HANGING OCCURRED ON PRAIRIE
Spectators Came to Witness the Exc
cution from a Radius of Fifty Miles,
Hundreds Bringing Their Families in
Wagons and Buegies.

Austin, Tex, March 31.-Fully 10000
persons witnessed the public hanging
of Tom Young, in Williamson county,
80 miles north of this city Friday.
The hanging occurred on the open
prairie. and spectators came from a
radius of SO miles, hundreds being
with their families in wagons.
Young was a white man about 80
years of age, and was convicted of as
saulting and numbering 16-year-old
girl whom he had adopted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01

"Oficer, what is this man charged
with?"
"Carryin' CONCEALED weapons, yer an
ner."
carrying what?'
"Congealed weapons. He soaked
Murphy in the eye wild chunk av
1ce."-Cleveland Leader.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-04-01
5O9,5OO MINERS
WILL LEAVE MINES
Will Stay Out Until Wage Scale
Is Signed.
NO STRIKE ORDER WAS ISSUED

Men Left Mines With Their Tools and
Will Not Return to the Mines Until
the Scale Has Been Signed by the
ODerafors
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21
VIII Be Much Cheaper
Pierre Dakotan

In a conversation with a
Dakotan reporter Saturday,
Commandant Goddard Of
the Soldiers Home at Hot
Springs, spoke Of the many
advantages which will ac-
crue to this part OF the state
when the railroads reach
the Hills. Among other
things he touched upon the
fuel question and said he
thought that would be hap
PLY settled for Pierre, and,
indeed, the eastern part OF
the state, toe, when the
Northwestern can carry the
coal Of the Sheridan, Wyo-
ming, mines across to this
side of the river. At Hot
Springs, the very best
grade of soft coal, equal
to the best Hooking Valley,
is delivered for only 81 a
ton, while here such coal al
ways costs. between SO and
$40. Sheridan is about
four hundred miles from
Hot Springs, but the two
hundred miles further haul
to Pierre should make but
a nominal difference in the
freight charges, and Mr.,
Goddard thought we
should be able to get the
Sheridan coal for $500 {
ton. What a pleasant diff.
erence in winter expenses
that viii make
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21
The Miller Sun.
Printed on Wednesday.
THOMAS STRATTON, Editor.
School Exhibit.

On Friday Of next week
March 30th each depart
ment Of the Miller school
will have an exhibition Of
much Of the actual work
done in the regular work
and in addition each pupil
from the little ones in the
primary room to students
in the High school will
have one or more articles to
show his own handiwork-
Each room will be open
all day for the reception Of
visitors. All the friends
and patrons of the schools
are urgently invited to come
and spend an hour or more
with us. You can come
when you please and go
as you please. There is to
be no formality about IL.
We want you to see what
your children and young
friends are doing and car
do. Come! The teachers
and pupils in each room vii.
be glad to meet you and
show you around.
Yours very truly,
J. JONES, Jr.,
Supt
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21

From South Dakota
Cedar Rapids Republican

Mr.. E. I'll. Furman, form
erly of Cedar Rapids, but
now of Miller, South Oak
ota, where he is engaged in
the real estate business, is
a Cedar Rapids visitor.
Mr.. Furman has been very
successful in his new home.
He says that times have
been very prosperous In his
part of the Dakotas and
that real estate is constant
ly rising in value. Last
year was one of the best
years on record. The crops
were good, the corn ayera-
ging from 20 to 35 bushels
an acre, very much as it did
in Iowa. The past winter
has been mild and all kinds
of stock have been kept in
fine condition. The north
western railroad, which
runs through Miller, is ex-
tending it's line to the
Black Hills and it has made
great activity all along the
line Of road and every town
has felt the impetus OF it.
Mr.. Furman thinks that
South Dakota has long
since passed the experiment
stage and that it's future is
as secure as that Of Iowa.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21

Mr.. Babbitt will be school
ianitor. VIM. Stevens and
family will move to the
Fross farm in Glendale.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-03-21
MGR Use;

The earning power ofyour dollar you can
do it easily. When you spend your money
yours? -
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MOORE Bros, BRACE & CO., :


-. 10, j Houses. -: .s4 ~. =.
>17n HawthornT av, 10 SPOONS. athoroly modern,
- 1argeS lawn, 500 t:~.} -.'~ ~, /.
5000 I'd av S. II rooms. thoroly modern, barn,
-. 5000. -~..' ''-~'4r.--~s
'e7A 18th St s., 10 rooms, thoroly modern, $50.
Sc Willow ST, 8 rooms, thoroly modern s45
504 e Goth st, 8 rooms, thoroly modern $50.
2911 W 43d st. rooms, thorolya modern, $35
K Florence Court. rooms, modern. SIS.
1920 9Th: ST. Sc, II rooms. modern, sS2b:
1901 4th ~ s. roomss city water, bath, gas,
HIS 4th AZ s rooms, city water, newly dec.
GRATED, S22. 4 * a ~ LAY T., -
1924 Grand d av.:7 rooms. modern except heat,
=. $2: Duplex: Flats: -: ::1's7:r..-.'
1923 Grand av 1st floor. Z rooms, new, thoroly
modern heat, furnished, s45.. =.
2eo9 G ndaafn az So 8 % door rooms thoroly
IT'S Eth 5as s. 1st door, =. rooms toroy mod
s2ao7r doth:av $; dThoor, Z roen1s, new, thoroly
:mdtern;!' $40. Hs.t24 -" ..,ss i 80: =
-a1o5 Columbus sss.a ID floor 6 rooms, zthoroly
u. 49, .sys3 steam Heated Flats 49,, : s,:
171o; Portland ay,s Cd door, rooms new, $3.50
The H sSS or 12s A1th St 8, broom apartment
The Waverly, 1907 Stevens av, rooms; ssa:5o
rooms, Sss and $3.50. =
The Sab , 'axIssteo. 42s p 10th st. I rooms. IS;
Moore Bros. Brace Co..: 49,,
vs. = 3t1 Sicollet ay, ..r1--.-
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FOR, RENT /
For Rent Unfurnished Flats.

-. q e 81 5s-5t. SOl1LAIluSu
; : : Z. &. 8 5AS Il Ss & 2 - S. : i 2
Real Estate, Rentals and Loans.
2O5 Andrus Bldg. - ~. 49,
> Modern Steam Heated Flats. z
2 $l5.ooECozy, rooms, D. s, 1225,122e
> s21.ooa-4 rooms and bath, outer nat No.
e., 260 Cedar av. Hsf f... !.
S35.O0I6 rooms. and bath, first floor, No.
. 2, 1925 Sd av S.. j..
. first nooF, No. /. 1925 Sd av S.
. $97. 50-5 rooms and BATH fine corner
0 fat, third floor, 302 18th st s..
0 1850 rooms and bath. third floor,
. s4o.oo--B-4, rooms and bath. 1225-122s
0 Hennepin az. $50.
0 $4,000 rooms and bath, first floor, 3D.
0 1916 Nicollet av.
0 $45.00-8 rooms and bath, outer nat, 7
o third floor, 1914 Nicollet av.
0 Partly Modern and Fully Modern Flats,
0 Without Heat =,
. Sl2.oo-5 rooms. gas, city water and
0 $23. oo--4 rooms and bath hot water fur !.
0 mace, SO 11th st S. =
o $22.50--5 rooms and bath, second door,
0 duplex, 1910 4th av S.
0 $35 .O0-7 rooms and bath, second door, n
0 duplex. 2548 Harriet az.
D $25.0O-6 rooms and bath, first door,
o -. 2S28 I'd av s. E-~'F.' no.. '.'-- -. = ,
0 Modern Houses. =; ~, s
o $24.00-S rooms and bath, modern but
0 heat, 1904 4th av s. :-
o $6GOO-12 rooms, all modern rooming =
o house, 1873 4th st Sc.
o $3O.00-1O rooms and BATH; all MODERN
0 1901 10th av N.
o o 0 o o.eoqoso o o %
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FOR RENT !: ],
For Rent ~ INF furnished Houses
DAVID p. JONES & CO., $
ah@. Rental Department.
Bank of Commerce Building.

y - -s.S "a
5FSe1 DAVID p JONES & CO.,
fsrts sk@. Rental Department.
= Bank OF Commerce Building III
E,,5Ef@ 'tf Both Phones 1840 ESQ. g.
. ~ = 1~'si-s,z-- Rental List. -si5,s ~. IN
$780, 00--No. 1908 Stevens av. furnished house
sfSr all, modern. S.Ess Ill .sss ST. pSflaG
-. tor service and heat furnished. se
{ $50 .OO-No. 1925 9Th av N, IA rooms, all mod.
ern, splendid location. ses:.tsa.
$50 oomNo d6l Il. Portland ay.@ 8 rooms. mod
s40.o0-No. 240s Portland ay. 8 rooms. all
saa Rode ss eco SaS condition N Icos ode,
s2s- sss' 412 14tn st. 7 rooms. modern e1.
s17.ooESo. 2644 Sd av S, rooms, city water,
s1s-No, 1901 Penn av n, 9 rooms and barn
seo.oo--No. 1908 Stevens av, LIST door,
seo.oNNo:' IS and 20 18th st N. I'd floor. i
s45.oo-No. COS Ridgewood av. list door. Z
rooms. - ~, .0 ~.
'2o'oo s6;s s2s 10th st, rooms. very des'r'
s2s.oo-No: asa e 10th St. 5 rooms, I'd floor,
49, Flats Not Heated. .--
$50 .00-No. 1880 Columbus av.s 1st floor. new
S8o.Oo-No. 212o Harriet Nv, I'd floor, 6 rooms,
s2a.oo-No. 2ass 9th av S. I'd floor: 5 rooms,
So assa s. 8, ist moor,
-. modern except heat. = = - 80
$l700-No. GA W Lake ct, Sd floor, 3 rooms
modern except. heat. &. 80 ~.
$125o-No... so2 18th az N, list door. 4 rooms
., =, water, sewer. closet = - -
s12.oomNo ss s 18th ay n. I'd floor, water
sewer, closet! s+oro.
ss.oe-No. 21qs Riverside av. ~s.-
s5.oo- IN s; sse % s1ans:i a, av
DAVID c. BELL INVESTMENT co.,
" ~ Security Bank Bldg,
:, Corner "a avS: s and 4th st..
as1s Henne a o. ING Modef na,; coz ~
: s24 18th az ST. 8 rooms. .....:.:::...S Is 0(
1 14as " 9Th aai1 ST. IT, 8 rooms :...... 800
,a,o Houses (Not Modern5. . 0'''>
as9s Jackson Seeh st Me- rooms city water 1sot
1899 Bryant az S, g rooms, cistern We'll: is .Of
- Sd av N, 6'rooms Z. 0C
ae.s ~, :n UNFINISHED Rooms lNot Modern)
- water. sewer. $50. !. -. ....,; g. 0,
2ssa ', Mlrnehaha Az, ID door, rooms, civ -.
e7os Riverside av I'd door, rooms. city ~
so4 Adams s M, second door, Z rooms so
. city water .:::.:....:: - 10 OF
2217 Colfax az S, second floor. rooms. :. 60. oc
7 3SqY Clinton Clinton av. fat No. Q.
10 C.thtou dVytAat NO. 49,. ~. W
1o!2 Cinton aV, Hat No. 10. 80. 0t
A0ai SllnLon. aV. nat No. 20. 32Ot
3 i!tn ST. nat No. ........ 80. *
oo4 IIth st, nat No. 5..--.......... 80. on
ooo. Flats (Iodern.. Not Heated)
oooS Lyndale aV s, second door, g rooms 1870
Offices:
40 Evanston building ...................;1 10. o,
~ GodIrey block o.
~ Io Goafrey block ..............,....,, 1910
<4o Gootfey- DOCK .--.... so
Stores >,
~ "a aV s-...-............... $685.. 600
x <oo y Lake at ..:.: ..........,..... 1910
'feS Il Iftn Ht -. -. ........ IL. o.
~ lst nv. N, 22x5O. !. ~. o.
-41vz2 20 aV y, "a. moor. -. :. 50. o.
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11s SPRUCE PLACE. . ROOMS, STEAM
heated, gas range, artesian water,
y: 5anltor service, all the content. l.
. :s :ences of a fat with. the privacy <:
~ "of a dwelling house; no: lease re- =
IT, CURED; rate per month In sum-
,o,, mer $40, in winter. :.:..... 49, $56. 90
as11. Pa ark. ay,. - rooms. all modern, =
...-, pdfn, DC. OC
.2o5: Ridgesood az, Il rooms, modern,
60, Daiu ........ A0.OC
1923 Nicollet av, 10 rooms, ali modern. :. 81. 50
=" h'd aseS rooms modern s % !,
1S'l Nis cole ~ rooms ffaase - =,
62r oedar az, secSnd a6or fo Rooms, oVoO
city water, sewer, gas. -. - -! =. - ID. oo
ITO 11th 81 ssE,a rooms bath. gas, city
5000 water sewer .-.S.-.. .y..sl .,25. 90
xSoor Clinton sav. / 4 rooms. city. water;2l-
George odium. Manage 500 Phoenix .B ~
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MACHINERY

o o o o o. % o. o
oss...ssx. ssg R. B. WHITACRE & CO., ,s..-as..o
612 Manhattan Building ST Paul 8
o Il Dealers In O
o Engines, Boilers Machinery, Steam spe- 0
cialties and Supplies. \ ..s =. ...s..s0
90 % O.. q Q O. Q. 10. 90 o. so'A o 3
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.

81 For Rent-Furnished Flats.
FOR RENT-UNFURN1sHE FLAT, FINELY
decorated, fully modern or S-room fat,
duplex house, hardwood throughout gas
range, separate heaters; will rent upper or
lower fat. The owner, 3424 Chicago av.
A CoMPLETELY UNFINISHED FLAT OF 8 on
rooms. with all modern conveniences. COM
binatton heat, electric lighted, can be seen
at 302s University av Sc: can be seen Sunday
THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED COMPLETE,
for light housekeeping in modern house fac
ing Lortng park; call any time Sunday. 1910
Harmon place.
FURNISHED OR UNFVRNIsHED, A FIVE
room fiat. modern except heat; very reason
ble 1920 Emerson av N.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. OUTSIDE FIAT,
! steam heat, electric light, gas range, neat
and clean. T. G. 1O591. .s
| TWO FLATs-FoUR ROOMS. FURNIsHED;
| rent $40 and x25i modern except heat. In
quire 1406 list az s. .s 4, ~
THREE-RooM FLAT, FURNISHED FOR
houaekeeping s 9 2 s e1eent heat. 1901 Haw-
!, For Rent Furnished Rooms
FURNISHED OR sUNFURNIsHED1 ROOMS,
modern house, 1911 Clinton av.ssST tfsa
sTRICTLY MODERN ROOM. 81, PER WEEK.
3fs7 Lyndale DIV: references. t..i-e ~. J. q
pLEAs1NT FURNISHED o6Nsa GAS AND
bath. SIT 9th av s. e ICY 80 80 s
70 LET-RooMs FoR Light HousEKEEP.
4 ing. lis It'll ct N. -
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EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER AND sTENoG-
rapher desires position at once; best business
6 references Phone T. C. 9573. .;. ,St -
Il S..,1. y. - 80 : - E!.. u. ID ~
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Housekeepers.

A MIDDLE:AGED LADY OF REFINEMENT
81 and experience would like situation as house
keeper for gentleman, best of references
:: given from home town. Address Lock Box
294, Hopkins, MINI. D., ."S
SITUATION AS HoUsEKEEPER IN SMALL
ywidower's family by middle7aged American
Bile. Mrs. c. A.. 3405 Stevens. : -,
REFINED WIDOW LADY DESIRES POSITION
p, as managing housekeeper or matron for frater-
nifty house. Address 1896 journal. -,
WANTED-HoUsEKEEP HOTEL. CLUB
-. or widowers family, by up-todate American
widow. Address 1893, Journal. ey...t
WOMAN WANTS HOUSEKEEPING IN: CITY.
s920 LIST av n, upstairs; a,. . IT,. .:%l
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49, : = So
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-IF THIS AID CATCHES THE EYE!
of live, ambitious person DESTROYS of bet-l
tering his condition, write us for money:
making proposition selling stereoscopic pho;
+ tographs. Let us prove that you like cur
other agents can make from IS to 's16 daily
above exclusive territory. .NGttfftth
- : &. Griffith, z1I Abel Bldg, ChieaEo. e.:
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MAKE. GOOD INCOME EAsILY-OUR BURN.
IS er turns common kerosene lamp into brilliant
description free. Gasnght Manufacturing Co,
231 Broadway; N. Z. = %,tn e.: Ike q
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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

-" 4 VI hCuG--O LII ulu1SuSu j 4dGS.
THE FINEST 7-RooM SECOND FLOOR STEAM
heated apartment in city. Corner Park av,
18th st, see Van strum. Telephone, 8 1871.
FOR RENT-TWo FIVE-R0oM AND ONE SIX
room, new. p-te-date flats. in four fiat build
ing, at 1926 Sd av s. Telephone, A. H. Ives
CHOICE sIx-RooM STEAM HEATED FLAT,
strictly modern, newly decorated, light rooms
and large closets, second floor. 1902 I'd av g.
FOUR AND TIvE.RooM MODERN FLATS, l4B
and 147 Lyndale, av n. See janitor or J. E..
Thwing 500 Bank of Commerce building.
UPPER FLAT, 2sss DUPONT Az s, FULLY
modern: desirable every way: rent reasonable
TO right party Owner, 2e1o Dupont az s.
FOE RENT-NEW MODERN FLAT, FIRST
floor. hot water heat. combination lights. side
board: gas range. Call 222 w 33d st.
STRICTLY MODERN FoUR-RoOM FLAT IN
duplex house, S2g, with hot water Ell heat and
SIX LARGE. LIGHT, PLEASANT ROOMS ON
In wailing distance iss Laurel ~. pn'
$40 -1sth Az s--sECoND-FLooR FLAT, -FOUR
Conrad Co., 51s phoenta building. = - =
$ao--sEvEN-RodM FLATS. MODERN EXCEPT
heat. new, fine location, Dupont and 18th av
| N. Betcher.- 6W Phoenix building
ELEGANT MODERN geFLAT.8or SIX LARGE
rooms and afcoye; all outside rooms; on
Lowry Hill. 1890 Girard Az 8. - ". IS
MOST. ELEGAN1s- NEW. sTR1CTLY MODERN
| six-room outside fats first floor. in easy walk
| ing distance. 215 11th st s.
ONE STRICTLY MODERN sIx-RooN FLAT.
W 90 9Th ~ SEA s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30

CONVENIENT UNIVERSITY AND EAST SIDE
high modern furnished cottage for the win
ter. Rent. $50. 315 Sd ay Sc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
For Rent Furnished Houses.

Fur RENT-EURN1SHEDH HOUSE, COMPLETE-
~ modern, for $40 a5amonth; Dec. / to April
!; beautiful location; seven-eighths Of mile
from Washburn car: nice for young married
couple. Address, 1881, Journal. Phone, South
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-01-11
CURSEOF DRINK
Drunkenness Cured To Stay Cured
BY WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.

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White Ribbon Remedy sold by drug
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