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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09
For observation-disclosures.

WANTED-TO RENT
IF Dissatisfied WITH THE CARE AND RE.
business blocEs ca On
Agency who give personal attention to prop.
erty placed in their hands. 2O2 Oneida block.
WANTED TO RENT IN SOUTHEAST OR
within walking distance Of the university,
four UNFINISHED rooms for light hOusekeep-
ing. E. o. Wilson. 1872 4th st Sc.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS TO RENT T.
room, modern, furnished house, good neigh
borhood, medium rent. Call Monday. Ill
WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSE. SOUTHEAST,
Lewis W. Campbell Co.,
321 Pillsbury Building
FOR FAMILY OF THREE, FURNISHED
rooms suitable for housekeeping, near uniyer-
sity preferred Address G. W., Box 1875,
University of Minnesota.
MARRIED COUPLE WISHES TWO STEAM.
heated UNFINISHED rooms, where work can be
given In exchange for rent. Address 2642,
Journal.
WANTED-sMALL FURNISHED FLAT BY A
man and wife vita flrSt-claSs references; East
Side preferred. Address 1856, Journal.
wANTED-To RENT. SIX OR sEvEN-RooM
modern, furnished fiat. from Jan. to June !,
or longer. Box 1901, U. of NJ
WANrED-RooM WITH HEAT, LIGHT, CAR
pet. curtains, linen; central; state price. Ad-
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, PARTIALLY FUR
nished, will pay $500 year; no children.
P. O. 4S4. "
WANTED-To RENT A SIX OR sEvEN-RooM
cottage, strictly modern. 2574, Journal.
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Classified Section.
FOR RENT
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For Remit furnished Houses.
n. - y - Continued

Continued
TO LET-THoRPE BROS RENTAL LIST
onfurnished ,3 Modern ,I Houses and Flats.
$$1s'0-9 9S 11th st 3, five rooms; modern.
S@o'Voo.6O9 9th az $, rooms. city water and
sewer; walking distance. -.s., -
$ds.oo-sss ed av sE, Z rooms; modern.
$ 69, 09-l92s Dupont aT S. IL rooms. i
Soo'oo-H Tsn W 21s t.n ct rooms, modern In
$1o.oo-2707 Grand av. s rooms, city water.
s5th ST. a. ioem so0m mode ss Na'''
Gryatai 1 * AZ G n sroo Cottage
$ $e'9o-s S- 18th st $, rooms. city water
$25.oo-1si7 Laurel az, rooms. CONS modern.
$ 9'9 60 1892 I'd az S, 10 rooms, modern.
Kensood PARKWAY, Rooms a' MODERN %ss
$2o.O0-S24a Chicago ay, 7-room cottage, all
thoroly modern. 'one-half price for win
s12.oo-62s Bassett place, rooms, city water
a., "A and sewer newly decorated.
$l4.oo-627 Aldrich av N. rooms, city water,
s1soo- 5sSt ID a ap rooms third door.
V 9th 5 az rooms rsams % Reass5
$s5.oo-5i9 " sis st st, rooms, modern. ~
s4oo, 9th p RosDe T. h saUMs tnoro,, modern
all newly renlodeled, blocks from Glass
Block; fine rooming house.
Ho'oo-sS4l Park n Sv, rooms aanss. modern.
$45.00-2629 Pleasant av. rooms, thoroly mod
ern duplex, just completed.
S15.QO-1722 9th av S. rooms, first door.
S26. o0-1s20 10th av s. rooms, modern.
50. 0O--12O9 W 25th st, rooms, modern.
$1,000 900 W Franklin NV, rooms, part base
ment nat, heated. 49,.
S0.00-S15 Franklin az, 6 rooms modern.
Modern Flats.
The Lenox Flats-523 9th st 8, rooms, steam
heat. janitor service; walking dis
$6o.O0-176G Grard av. 7 rooms. steam heat. -.
$50.oo-The Loring,- 1878 Hennepin av, rooms,
thoroly modern, LIST floor; steam heat.
$17.27-33 Emerson av N, 7 rooms; new fats;
reasonable rent winter: thoroly modern.
350o-,3o11 Hennepin av, rooms, modern.
The Virginia, Lowry Hill-A Broom apartment
suitable for bachelors. ladies or man and
wife, with cafe privileges; also s.
room housekeeping apartments.
The Laurel Flats. corner Laurel and 10Th st;
Broom alcove and bath, $22.5O;
one fve-room at S25; steam heat, jan
itor service; walking distance. Call
for janiter.
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COWS. DOGS AND POULTRY

MIDWINTER SALE OF COCKER SPANIELs-
One black stud dog, $25; finely bred and eligi-
bic. One red female fine producer, 10 pups
last TWO litters IL dogs, Z females, $25. Four
black dog pups, 2 months old, $15 EACH Three
females, black, $40, IS, IS. These are bar
gains and well worth the money; in season
soon. Cocker Kennels. Winterset, Iowa.
CLOSING OUT SALE; FINE SABLE AND
< white Collies to 8 years old; Beagle hounds,
all ages, female Black Cocker; one male
paste color Spaniel, u years old; highly
pedigreed and prices to move, Fred Seebach,
Jr.. Red Wing, MINI.
LAYING HENS AND PULLETS WHITE LEG
horns, Rocks and Wyandottes, 81 up; cock
erels and pullets from our Blue Ribbon
stock, in show condition.; new laid eggs, DOC.
Model Poultry Yards, phone 1887.
FOR sALlLoT OF EARLY SPRING Pull
4 let's, fine large Barred Rocks. White Leg
horns, Rhode Island Reds, Black Minorcas
Call Sunday and evenings, 3431 Queen, N.
FOR SALE-ANGoRA FIFTEEN, MONTHS
old; brown tabby, male; very cheap; also
:. Victor, snow white, yblue.eyed cat for serv-
ice.a 4004 Grand av s.. T. s. phone 1890
rs EXCELLENT GOOD FRESH COWS AND
forward springers, just received at Midway
g cow marke.- minnesota Transfer, will sell
very cheap, or trade for dry cows. Lyle.
AM GOING AWAY FoK THE WINTER; WILL
E exchange full-blooded Jersey COW, giving two
!. gallons richest milk for good hunting outfit.
Address or call 516 Guaranty Loan.
FOR sALE-CANARIEs; FINEST INFORMED
German rollers and warblers; prices lowest In
city; satisfaction guaranteed; phone. 1852,
2414 POI tland ay. s..sss .s. Isss
FOR sALE-CANARY BIRDS N FULL SONG.
1906 z 18th ct.
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FOR RENT
For Rent - Unfurnished Houses.
DAVID p. JONES & COMPANY.
Both Phones 1910.
Rental Department.

sfss5af3tss+ David z, JONES u COMPANY.
Both Phones 1910. FL,
Rental Department. .-,. ,. d.
$so.oo--No. 1926 sth ov n; IA rooms modern,
s4o.oo--corner Of seiby and How Howell SITS, Mer.
s4ooo-No. ss44 Dupont az 0 S; "'ei ro p' all
-, modern furnished house.
$80.OO-No. 240S Portland av; rooms, all mod
$4o.0o-No. 81 Bedford av Sc; 10 rooms, hot
Ts5er 5 p5sn B asiy ne az; rooms
water plant, new, never occupied.
s2o,oo-No. 1l09 Vine place; rooms, all mod
s1s.oo-No. 2725 Portland av; rooms, city
ere o. water s, sewer, gas fixtures:
Sio.o'.n4 SloS ath Az av 5; rooms and barn;
s!e,oo-No. 1882 Cedar av; s rooms, water;
so'oo-m M ,, 3iao James aV s. a-room cottage
s1s.oo-No. i6 18th st s; rooms, partly mod
Flats-Heated.
No. 2S16 Bryant av S, I'd floor rooms, new
Nos IS and 20 18th st N, I'd door; 8 rooms,
-. very fine. in the swinford apartments.
dala Portland av; rooms I'd floor
$37.5o-No 1921 Laurel av; rooms. I'd door,
sa5,ooNS W. s1os Columbus av. LIST floor, $
ss5.oo-No 2o21 Columbus av, Cd door. rooms,
s25.ooENo 31s5 Columbus av Cd floor. rooms,
s2soo MT w sss Ra nth St Cd floor rooms
light and pleasant.
Flats-NOt Heated.
$2o.oo-No $500 Sd av S, LIST floor, rooms.
modern except heat.
$2o.oo-No 1925 Lyndae av N, rooms, all
2ooSe sefs s2S sSs SfR az Ss@ T. LIST floor, rooms
modern except heat; artesian well.
S15.Go-No. Ga W Lake st. ID floor rooms,
all modern except heat.
S12.5o-No. 300 18th N, list door, 1 rooms,
90 ~ water, sewer, closet.
cistern, WELL
s9.oo-No. Gee 14th av S. I'd floor, rooms,
water, sewer.
Ssoo-No. 26s7 Stevens az, I'd aoor rooms.
water, sewer.
II Furnished Houses.
Il We have few desirable furnished houses
and hats for rent. See at once.
!. David P. Jones Co., Ill 4th St. 8.
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S5o-1s11 VINE PLACE, A BEAUTIFUL HOME
In the best residence district, one block
to Nicollet car line; IL rooms, gas fix
lures, hardwood floors, good heating plant
and laundry; regular rent on this place
is $50, but on account of late season we
believe that proposition of $50 from
desirable tenant a lease would be &C.
cepted.
$35-9S Malcolm av Sc, eight rooms, modern,
gas range, electric fixtures and good fur
mace, close to car line
$30-3042 9Th s, eight rooms, modern, will
put in good repair for good tenant.
$25-9754 I'd s. eight rooms and bath, gas
fixtures and hardwood floors.
$3O-117 Highland av, seven rooms, second
floor, heated
s1s-soa 9th st s, six rooms on first floor. bath
and gas
J, Schutt & Son,
216 Security Bank Bldg.
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Flats.
WALTER L. BADGERS RENTAL LIST,
Oneida Building.

WALTER I. BADGERS RENTAL LIST,
Oneida Building. -@
Flats. tssst
5000 Blaisdell av. second door. six rooms,
modern. steam heat. ). !. !. 80. \. $27. &c
aO26 Hawthorn av, first floor, six rooms.
81 18th st N. arst floor, six rooms s, 80
j., oo- modern, steam heat. ............... $500
1919 Stevens Stevens av third floor, six rooms .. =
/. oo- modern, steam heat. ..... 80! $50
1925 Stevens ay. first floor, six rooms,
modern. steam heat. .......... 1000
slS 4th st s. first door, four rooms, city
$40 4th st $, arst door, four rooms, city -
49,. Houses. .''''..'''''' A~'o ~
27l4 Sd az s. seven rooms. city water WV
SIT Ridgewood az. eight rooms modern 49,
sso5 fremont az N. ten rooms, ali mod Jaw
e2a 9Th az \, eight rooms, modern ex. 80
%, stores and Mercantile sp.cs. 1000
12OS.5 Sd st S, double store and basement
II i tn st S, 2ox4o feet. w. 'eNA' AsA - :
, 5os l st az ~ 8 2oxso feet steam heat
80. steam heat. : : '''e"'' :: -' =
1S1 I'll St $, store, steam heated. "a.
LOO 1th st 8. store, steam heated. .Ea
!. Z. S : { als Z E 2 GS
o .,u Modern Flats. ..s..- {
", Z
o l225-29 Hennepn av D.3. rooms 1890 G
o l5l6 N1collet av. fat g. 8 rooms. 1890 q
o 262O Blaisdeu av, rooms, modern, e
Q oE DUPLEX ..:............:: 1000 q
Q floor, duplex .................. $500 q
0 os duplex ............... 27.5o :
1870 "a az 3. rooms, LIST floor. 22.6O q
Aolo 4tn az 3, o rooms, I'd floor. 22.5O G
0 ~, Partly Modern Flats.
0 e03 Hawthorn av, rooms, list q q
0 oo floor, city water, sewer......,-. 1890 9
0 moor, city water .......,.....,sl6 1900 q
o 81 Western av. 4 rooms, Sd floor, : G
G city water, sewer. 1850 g
o lola Franklin, rooms, LIST q
Q - moor, city water. sewer. $50. 1900 g
. st ssiSty water. sewer uvv 1000
Q 100 Adams st NE. 4 rooms "a q
o noor. city water, sewer. ........ 900 a
0 217 18th av N, rooms, I'd floor. $50 @
o Houses. a
o 2543 18th av S. 5 rooms. , $500 q
0 41s James av N. rooms, city 9
o ,rWWoat water ~: ":.:.....:.,.. ...... 400 g
y Ao oo1 4In aV ), rooms, modern. $500 Q
Q ~ Elwood av, rooms, modern. $500 q
Q ern ' -. in $500 9
0 Q o o o, o o O % q
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For Rent-Offices.

onS:RAfr . eRSo6fN6S Fso9R Or r f sosS
location.
o o o o o o o o o o o
GLOBE BU1LDING-700 SQUARE FEET ON
ground floor from Jan. 1 (Offices now occu-
pied by the John Hancock Life Insurance
Coz, Also several choice rooms on other
floors. Manager, Room sos.
WANTED-PARTY TO SHARE LARGE, NEW
office suite with US: good light: rent reason
able; splendid location; merchandise broker
preferred: MINNEAPOLIS Cereal Co.
DESIRABLE PRIVATE OFFICE IN THE AN.
drus building, with use of reception, tele-
phone and stenographer's services Apply at
Room 5S7 Andrus building.
FOB RENT-DEC. IS, ONE MODERN ROOM
and Of nicely furnished reception room;
suitable for dentist. Apply DR.. Oberg, 2o1
Globe bldg. "
DEsKRooM OR HALF OF A LIGHT, CLEAN,
large and very accessible office; every conyen-
fence; cheap to right. tenant. ,22s Boston blk.
FOR RENT-PRIvATE OFFICE OR DESK
room; both phones and use of waiting room;
FINE OFFICE IN MEDICAL BLOCK FOR DEN
tist and physician, or two specialists. Apply
to Shafer-Pierce Co., sos Nicollet av.
LARGE PRIVATE OFFICE WITH USE OF
70 large reception room and telephones, cheap.
No. 705 Globe building. -
SMALL OFFICES AND DESK ROOM WITH
telephone. Inquire 666 Bank of Minneapolis
FOR RENT-sPLENDID OFFICE IN ANDRUs
building; Apply to H., h. Austin, Oil An
SINGLE OFFICES, SUITES, 2 AND ROOMS;
-. Century bldg: rent reasonable. POS Century.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, FIVE ROOMS,
and pianola library, pictures and bric-a-
brac, complete for housekeeping; heat and
: light included. 1913 University av SN.
$S5-l720 MOUNT CURVE Az. 10 ROOMS
all modern; will rent furnished from Dec. 10
to May l. Wyvell- Harrington Co., 401 Andrus
building. 4s ,a.tt#
very fine; 10 rooms; hot water heat; two
blocks from car Miss Currier, T. G. 1902.
FOR RENT-MoDERN NINE.RoOM FUR
ntshed house. Southeast; will take room and
board for rent. Address 2736, Journal
FOR RENT-A MODERN FURNISHED EIGHT.
room house, Oh 7th st Sc. Phone N. w.
East 1851. 3ff 5s, III
MODERN s-RooM HOUSE. FROM JAN. 4 TO
April l. 4001 Park blvd, Linden Hills Charles
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GOOD F1vE.RooM HOUSE NEAR THE STATE
university; will give good tenant a bargain
until June i, 1907.
Fine house, suited for two families, on LIST
av S near Saith St; modern except heat; will
rent each fat for $14 until April 1, 1901
Gorham & Braden,
1915 4th ST.. NJ
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For t-Unfurnished Rooms.

TO LET-Two ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
tailoring or dressmaking, IS per month. Call
at Turner &C., & Norris dor Loan and Collection doa
a adfes St Office W - phe sseffs Main oq s5E
DESIRABLE LIGHT, SUNNY ,FIvE-RoOM
apartment, second floor, modern except heat,
new steel -aaAe and hardwood floors, facing
on Nicollet, near 18th. 423 Medical block.
FOR RENTAL 2l1s ALDRICH Az N, FIVE
L gas; 1 u blocks from Goth av carline. In
quire next door; rent $40,
FOR RENT-TwO ELEGANT UNFINISHED
connecting rooms, strictly modern house. par
Duet floors, fireplace, steam heat and hot
air. Phone Z. G. 1890.
A LARGE SUNNY UNFINISHED ROOM FOR
housekeeping; water and gas; , S. per month !;
FOR RENT-FouR ROOMS, GROUND FLOOR
w. G. Allan, " Kasota block, ground floor.
Two OR THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
for housekeeping; steam heat, bath and gas;
rent reasonable 81 Eastman ay. ss ag< 4szL
FIVE ROOMS. LOWER FLOOR. 1918 4th Az
Woodruff, sos Guaranty bldg.
TWO Oh THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
Tor light housekeeping; city water and gas
for cooking. 339 D 18th st.
FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, THREE LARGE
rooms. telephone. bath, hot water heat, SIS.
3O32 Girard av 8, s5 ;s.sf IS
TWO PLEAsANT FRONT ROOMS. PARTLY
modern, suitable for light housekeeping. 1918
LIST av S. rYs s. ~ sg5 ( -
TWO LARGE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND
alcoye for rent. 600 W Lake st. fat 8.
ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM. LIST FLOOR, 2o7
18th st 8. Sc. INQUIRE 2o1 IL st s. s5 S.
FOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS DoWNsTAIRs,
S.. 2143 Russell " n.
/ kaa
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FOR RENT
For Rent Stores.

DESIRABLE SPACE IN THE NEW WARNER
building, IS and II 9Th ST s.; also one-half
first floor, 24x145 steam heat; electric pas
senger ard freight elevators; strictly freproof.
6l4 and SIC Hennepin ay,. second floor, one,
two or three rooms, desirable for light manu-
featuring, physician or specialist; steam heat.
252 I'd av s, third floor. 24x90, suitable for
light manufacturing, or could be easily ar
ranged for rooming house.
80 and 512 I'd ay S, 42x6O, first door.
suitable for any kind of business.
AO.242 LIST ay S, 46x125, i've floors and
basement; freight and passenger elevators;
good light; extra fine heating plant. ),
65 and 81 10th st S, 3Ox90, first and second
floors; extra large space in rear; reasonable
rent. 49,
Good store, located near eth st and Hen
: ness; 23x1OO.r -. -
11o1a 9th st s, 44xes. steam heat, basement
and first fOor; one block from Donaldson's
Glass Block; suitable for light manufacturing;
reasonable rent
. $40, 1905 4th st Sc, space 2ox5o, basement
and first floor; modern, including steam heat
$50, 1919 Nicollet av, space 23x65, first
floor and BASEMENT. suitable for bakery or
grocery.
- Thorpe Bros.
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GoRHAM-BRADEN COMPANY,
Successors to

GOhaAM-BRADEN COMPANY,
Successors to
Chadbourn & Braden,
Rentals and Insurance, 1915 18th ST. N
an, .-,, Flats.
$oo-Summer, $35 winter, seven rooms strictly
~ modern. 1920 9th av 8.
$S0-Eight rooms, duplex house.
sh-ah 1deteh rooms BATH gas, parquet floors IS
avs. ~ Ao'
$12-Five rooms. sos e 18th st.
$!O-Five rooms. 1907 9Th av s.
3 S'-Ihree rooms 2316 10th av s.
49,. Houses.
S@o-E1ght rooms modern. No. 3427 Pleasant ay
Fire, Burglary and Accident Insurance, writ
Ten IN best companies at lowest rates.
FLATs-NoT HEATED.
S13.5o-l2 e. 26th st, S rooms, city water, gas,
.. closet second floor.
Slo.oo-S505 Bryant av s, second floor six
rooms, city water, closet, bath; barn
S11'0o-6o2 E 24th st, five rooms, city water,
1o'oo-s or 24th st, city water, gas. closet
s1o'oo-s27 t 9Th st NE, five rooms, city water.
$7.0o-2so1 Pleasant av, three rooms, city
water, wet sink. ,r.''
$a.00-1S09 Riverside av, four rooms. civ
water, closet. T.
Nickels & Smith, 81 Nicollet Av - ~. y.
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DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT co.
Security Bank Building,
-fAfpSarx, \

!. DAVID Q. BELL INVESTMENT co.
Security Bank Building,
Houses Modern.)
All Bryant n, rooms. 500 90
1909 Bryant av n, = rooms. ............... 5000
a418 W 36th st, for winter. ..............2 5000
1404 W Seth st, for winter. ............ 2O0O
$3.50 Aldrich s, rooms. .............. Is W
4 Houses-(Not Modern.)
642 9Th av ~ rooms, city water. 1900
500 James av N. rooms, city water,
parn '......... .................. lo.OO
! . barn ................... r. so
&S40 Layman av 8 Observation-Disclosures. 500
Unfurnished Rooms-(Not Modern)
all 9Th av N, rooms, city water. II. 90
s14 25th av N, first floor, rooms, city
so4 Adams adams st Ne, second door. city ''0'
water ......................... 1000
GIT Dupont av N, first floor, rooms, well 900
625 Dupont N, first floor, rooms, we'll 900
624 Jewett place. first floor, rooms, well 900
27O9 Riverside av, first floor, rooms, city
water Observation-Disclosures. 700
27O9 Riverside av second floor, rooms
city water Observation-Disclosures. 100
2222 Nlnnehaha av, 4 rooms, city water. 600
2113 22d st, second floor, rooms. ...... 100
as1s Harriet az, second hoSr, rooms, we'll 600
a041 18th Sc, LIST floor. rooms. ....... A.OC
S15 p Franklin first floor, rooms. -. $500
2S09 Harriet av, first hOOr, rooms. .... 1900
6ooS Lyndale av S, second floor, rooms. 1900
200 Lake st, rooms, second noor. 1900
Stores.
s1s % 81 s, 22x115 ~125.oo
.a aa ~ 81 !o.oO
1900 I'd st S, 30x40. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
112 9th st S, second floor, rear. .25. 90
lis LIST N, second floor. ............., $500
116-11s LIST av N, Sd floor, rear. ........ 1900
If you do not find what you want we will en-
deavOr to get it for
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MARCH OF REFORM IN GEORGIA.

The Georgia legislature closed ses-
sion and adjourned this week. Some
Of the bills enacted into law and some
defeated, taken collectively, present
program In several other states. 1t re-
lterates the observation that the times
are pregnant with certain reforms
which spring simultaneously from the
people of many states
& For instance the session just closed
\ in Georgia enacted pure food law.
h So did the Iowa legislature a few
months before, and the national legis-
lature only a few weeks ago.
Georgia had primary law, hence
that was not an issue, but a pure cleo
4 tons law was enacted.
Railroad influence in politics. too.
was an issue, and a law was enacted
providing for the election of railroad
1 commissioners by the people, This was
Governor Larrabee's fight in Iowa
twenty years ago. An anti-pass bill
{ passed one house, but met defeat in the
other. public sentiment not having been
focused on it with sufficient strength
Then, for Georgia, a most important
reform Was inaugurated in the enact
ment of the child labor bill. Conditions
Il OF child labor in the cotton mills of the
south have. been indescribably horri-
i BILE but legislative restriction has here
tofore been prevented by the interest
red industries because of the scramble
(which has been made to secure the es-
Establishment of cotton mills in the
& southern states.
The Georgia legislature decided to
encourage the agricultural interests o;
Tits state at one end by the appropri- +
alton of 800, 900 for an agricultural coli
y lege. and at the other ndsby3 the pros
Inhibition of bucket shops and specula-
4 ton in futures. On the whole. it was
s q session of sane and progressive legis-
i lation, an evidence of the progress of
4 an Intelligent people in far off SOUTH
ern state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-20
Iowa Newspapers
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washington (loWa) FreSS.1
The old smiling fellows, in sugar.
loaf hats, mantles, knee brooches, hose
and buckled shoes, chanting psalms
thro their noses as crooked as the
rams horns blown round the walls of
Jericho must have be idaen sgaeerhb
Jericho, must have been Disagree
able lot to live with Any student of
human nature can easily imagine the
imemnse relief people in England must
have felt when Cromwell's death lifted
the pot-lid and the Commonwealth
went to pieces, and the sinners got a
chance under the return of the old
regime to enjoy themselves.
Even Plymouth Rock is fake and
a humbug. Folks of the greenhorn
species go there to "gaup" and blub-
Der over that insignificant dornick
under canopy, near the shore of the
bay 1t cracked and broke under the
weight of the lies piled upon it. 1t
was not the weight of alighting Pill
grims. because they did not SO much
as step foot on it; the women were
carried ashore from row boats in the
arms of stalwart men, wading, and en-
joyins; their loads. When we saw this