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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
ACTION OF DIsTILLERs.
Heartily For Pure Food and Liquor
 RIII.

BIII.
 Louisville. Ky, June ls.-The Exec utive Committee of the Kentucky Dis tillcrs Association today adopted the following resolution and ordered it's communication to the House Commit teo in Washington, having charge of the pure food bill:
 Resolved that the Kentucky Dis- tIllers Association. comprised as 1t Is, of bona fide distiJlers and bottiers in bond, does now and has always earn estly favored the pure food bill and heartily condemns the mislabelling. mis- branding or adulteration of whis- key with the other food product. This association is not in sympathy with the allied efforts of national orgsn- ization of wholesalers to defeat the pure food bill"
 This action was taken to correct the impression created by certain publish ed items that the Kentucky DistilleTa Asseciati Jon was opposed to the pure food bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
niseredltable JournalIsu,.

MOhIIe ReK1Ster.
 The newspapers supporting Mir Co., mer make such ado about the fact that MT. Conner was unable to finish his other fact that Comerites Invited trou- ble for their man by interrupting DF. Cunnin~ham and doing their best to keep him from starving. This sort of journalism Is altogether liscreditahle to the profession.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

When men get to swallowing their suspenders, as a Boston man did, there's no use kicking about the meat trust. The suspenders were found In him, so the doctor d slared. and we know of no other way for them to have gotten into his stomach than by swal- lowing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
RATrLE sHIPs coLLIDE.
The RamilIies Will Have to Go to Dry
 Oeck.

Deck.
 London. June 19. The British battle shiT Families was Is sis- Il back to Shrrrcss yesterday. laVil g been in r9l- Iistou in the chanel with the hattle- shir Resolution.
 Tie latter was not damaged. out tho rorrrer must be loclecd for neces- sarv repairs. priuclp ally to her propel- Her Fo far as known the I,amillies IS 'ine only big ship crippled by cofi- ..,u durng thu weeks naval maucu- rtes Two lr t1re' torpef) crafts a1a. haon i, collision CT aground and some machinery ds'e",s have ievel- rcd. but very few col %1red with for .h I m4neuVces. T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Afraid of Him.
Birmineham Ledrer

bIFHlInRndIu IIeUgof
 The Republicans have already be- come so frightened at the Bryan boom that they are actually talking of nom- mating Mir. Roosevelt for a third term. As the Republican real leaders are not in love with MT. Roosevelt right uow. this talk shows plainly how they feel about the Bryan movement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
D RI FIT W o O D.
BY PHIL H. ARMsTHoNa
Broken Reflections.

FIattery, like dynamite. needs to be handled carefully t9 give the effect desired.
 One can get along swimmingIy when he plunges Into his favorite theme. If you can not see any good in oth- CTS clean your glasses thoroughly in the milk of human kindness. A woman can look so devout in church if her skirt will rustic! If you would hurt a Christian attack his religion; a rich man his purse The tie that binds the unsuccessful actor to his profession is the kind that supports steel rails.
 Anybody could have a hot time on a cool million.
 Short cut to fame: Take patent med icine and send in your photo. A man doesn't have to be a mechanic to make an effort
 All the worlds a stage and all the men and women merely trying to make for the spotlight at once
 Even a man without teeth can in- dulge in biting sarcasm.
 When Stuck.
 What is the main drawback yCu find about your automobile?"
 ''If there Is no other machine handy a horse and wagon"
 "Rank."
 F'red-'"Bliggins Is a great one to air his opinion"
 Ned--"It needs It."
 Can See Through It.
 Don't you think the peek-a-b boo waist is poor eXcuSe%
 Well. think 1t is too thin"
 How It Strikes Him.
 Don't you think his learning im- presses one? Yes. with the idea that he doesn't know what he is talking about.
 They All Do.
 Biggs-Your wife Is very econoiillesi Jiggs-Yes. never wastes anything but work. His View. Don't you think the government ought to own the railroads? " <. Do you think the office noy ought so own the office: Soup of the Seaside. Little drops of water. Little grains of sand. | Puzzle: Find the bathing girls In water or on land3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
A Dump Cart.
A MnhAn Hnrnla


 The Hartford Times Herald rises to remark that the Conner band wagon old dump cart. And for proof of it's assertion the Geneva paper can refer to some well-meaning but misguided gentleman in the counties of Calhoun. Montgomery and Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

The suggestion from New York that the next Democratic ticket shall be Bryan and Hearst is not the kind to appeal to the leveI-headsd Democrats who are booming the Nebraskan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

"Where the money comes from" is the heading of an editorial in con- temporary. It would be of more in- terest to the people to know where it goes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Walter weIIman will feel somewhat 'disgusted, if he gets to the North Pole and finds Peary already in pos session. It would be scoop on the newspaper man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
A Republican View.

HuntsViIIe Trlbunes
 The best thing MT W. J. Bryan can do Is to sit in the boat the nomination wave and tide is coming his way and will land him. Tn fact we fail to ob- serve any one else high enough for lightning to strike. and 1t must strike somewhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

To show how we are moving on, 1t is remarked that a Providence preach CT bitterly denounced Chancellor Day as an anarchist because he had se- vereIy criticised the President Is 1t a crime to criticise Roosevelt?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Now the bunny fellows are allud- ing to the Chicago condition as per fectIy offal." That is skinning It pret- ty close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

At the reception given the Long worths King Edward wore knee brooches and silk stockings, hut we are not told what sort Nr and Mrs. L,ongworth wore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

we don't know where we're going but we are on our way" says The Lit tie Rock Gazette, alludlng to the Ca nal. Well. we don't see any danger of the pace making you dizzy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

The Jacksonville Record seems to have about the right view of 1t when it says: Vote for Conner and you will be lonesome without being good"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Need Not Hid.
Rirnainnhnnn

BirmIngham NeWs.
 Foreign manufacturers need not bid on contracts for canal supplies no mat ter how cheap they can furnish them. The poor little struggling American trusts must be protected; that Is a. part of the Republican game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

"If the President of the United States Is 10 do all the legislating by the scratch of a pen, whats the. use
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Paradox. The bunco man lives in a good easy way, ParadoXically sometimes ho owns Though he lives on the fiat" of the land tis made up. Of nothing but skin" and "bones."
 Umkind. "Do you Ike my dimplesT' Well-er-tneY are not like those my first wife used to make"
 By the Sea. where are you going my pretty maid? I'm going down to the beach," she said. What have you there in your purse so cute?' "A postage stamp and my bathing suit" grown man spends a lot of his time envytng the small boy his eat- ing capacity and digestive ability.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

for cnngress?" asks The chattanooga News. Well. guess he must have some, bocy to scrap with while he's legislat- ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Tn the first place Mir. Conner is not capabIe of filling the offica of gover- nor He exposes his incompetency in his utterances and no other ground need be sought for opposing him, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
"Commissionera

CommtSatoHerH Tunstall and San- ders may be kon- est but their en- vironment makes them see the rail- road way. and I, the representative of the people could do nothing"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Men who advo-

Men who advo- cate. my staying where I am and putting on two m en who think as I do. know that 1t would be impossi- ble to do any thing. and that Is the reason they advocate 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Is it bot snough-hold on' We take it all back
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
WHAT STATE PA, PIERS ARE SAYING
The Blue Ribbon.

Birmingham Age-Herald-
 Dowie's story as to how he became Elijah and the First Apostle taxes even the credulity of the credulous. He Is entitled to the blue ribbon in the display of humbugs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Ponulnr Actor in Dead

Poor old Ed Eagleton is dead. He died in Chicago sanitarium February 2ist, and Matehstts carried his remains back to his old home in Montreal. where they were inferred. '>
 This news camc yesterday in a pri- vate letter to Montgomery newspa- Ter man who was close friend or NIT. Eagleton. tleA clever comedian wito made thousands of Montgomery people laugh. at Pickett Springs last summer where he played with the Olympia Op- eras Company. Mir. Machette, referred toF in the. Iettar, was the manager Of the Olympia Company.
 MT. Eagleton was for many years a fayor.te actor before Southern audi emccs. He had been a comic opera comedian many years and travelled In the South through choice. He often told of his admiration for the South- ern peoPle having been founded upon his admiration as a boy in Montreal for Gen. Robert. E. Lee, who visited that city and stayed in his neighhor- hood
 Modest of demeanor, talented and &C., complished, he had wide circle or friends throughout this section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Currlnw over Telephones.

"It ought not to be necessary" said a man whc has regard for the nice ties of life, for the City Council to pass an ordinance fixing a penalty for per sons who use profane language over telephone.
 'Cursing one over telephone Is about as coward1y an act as one may commit The person who does 1t not only takes advantage of the one who is the object of his wrath, but he subjects unwilling ears to impolite language.
 While I often lose patience with the telephone service l have never so far forgotten my own respect as to use aggressive language Into the transmit
 Just how the Council will proceed to- prove the use of profane language o|rr 6 phone I cannot tell. It may raise fine point sometime as to the identity of the speaker. Nevertheless 1t Is good law"
 MT. R. T. Blshop, chief operator at and Mfr Brooks Flowers, left last evening for a pleasure and business trip to New York, Portland, Me, Boston and Canada. They will-% be absent about two weeks.
 General Manager M. B. Starke of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad will come to Montgomery tomorrow where he will meet other of the officials of
  local officials.
 NIT. J. P Battus. General Passenger Agent of the Southern Pacific-Atlantic System, with headquarters in New Or leans, spent part of yesterday in Montgomery.
 Mir Fort FTargrove continues very i'll at his home on Pleasant Avenue. His many friends in Montgomery and in the county are deeply concerned over his condition.
 Prof R. g. Macintosh. Teacher of Horticulture at the Alabarla Polytech- nic Institute al Auburn, and State Hor- tioulturist. is at the New Mabson.
 Col Henry B. Gray of Birmingham, candidate for Lieutenant Governor. came to town last night.
 MT John B. Gaddis of wetumpka is registered at the New Exchange
 MT. D. K Smith of AIonroeville is in MontRomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Hin View.

Don't you think the government ought to own the railroads? -,.. .o Do YOU think the office hoy ought 10 own the office:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
rnr servtee From the Park.

"f don't see why the Montgomery Traction Company fails to provide suf- ficient cars to take the large crowds of people away from Electric Park at night" said a citizen yesterday.
 About the time the people get ready to Eo to town, the company should have number of cars in reserve at the park, SO that they may quickly press them into service A spur track, run ming off from the main line, would af- ford means of parking few cars to be used when urgency demands them
 "I believe 1t would be profitable to the company to do this, for the crowd would probably be doubled if the peo- pie knew they would have no inconve- person. riding to and from the park. wants seat. especially on these hot 9t summer nights, and if they cant sit down and rfdg comfortably, they are not going to come home.
 Tt was severe jolt to car accomo- datfons to and from the park when the Highland Avenue line was abandoned If this line was operated there would he two routes to the park and the service would be vastly improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Into A seoId.

Galscen Times-News.
 The Roosevelt Wadswerth tilt Is not quite as warm as khe Roosevelt Chandler episode, but 1t is rather acrimonious. Teddy is developing iB- to somewhat of a scold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Less all returns .... 1O,l4l T6fnf net circulation ......... 4zS.IS4 .--z-< Net Daily Aa srage fer May ..1S,15s Net Sunday 4 .yern@e for May .16.65l
 
 IL a No at Circulation Manager of The Mont Ku1nery Atdsertiser. being oaty sworn says. The foregofna statement of The Adxegfi- serss circulaeto11 for the month of May. 1e0S. is trns an correct. and coTnpileu at- ter all re1.- ns q tom news boys news agents ss,e,slea4g and Iefef lover copies have b9cn de- SrrfeA E. &. NOBLE
 Circulation Manager. S~ern to and subscribed before me this As'A F. ". JACKSON.
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
Remember.

IT yau intend tn huild you up A goudlA -eputatiuti, Il, Don't forget you first or all Must have d good foundation'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
snnn nf the Seaslde.

Little drops of water.
 Little grains of sand. Puzzle: Find the bathing girls
 In water or on land?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
How IL S,r,,vea Him

Don't you think his learning I'm presses oneP' Yes. with the idea that he doesn' know what he is talking about.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20
They All Do.

Biges-Your wife Is very economiea is she not? .,,-, Jiggs-Yes. never wastes anythin' but work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

s CERCUI ALTON FACTS AND FlGUhLS. ,lorr
 The All vertiser presents below s"Usn Ts Getailed s t. ltement of the circulation or aas a Daily and sunday Advertiser Tor May rsVv; "; It will be noted that the total numper Sh papMrs prf ted each day is given. then iSt Ll retarns fr5 )ln news-boys, news agenss, sa toae over and . oiled copies are deducted. there by tshowin! the actual net eirculatioh' TUT Fl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Prof. R. g. Mackintosh. Teacher of Horticulture at the Alabar2a Polytech- nic Institute at Auburn, and State Hor- tioulturist, is at the New Mabson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Mir Fort Targrove continues very i'll at his home on Pleasant Avenue. His many friends in Montgomery and in the county are deeply concerned over his condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Can See Through It. Don't you think the peek-a boo waist is a poor eXcuse?" Well. I think 1t is too thin"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

NIT. J. P. Battus. General Passenger Agent of the Southern Pacific-A Atlantic System, with headquarters in New Or leans, spent a part of yesterday in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Col Henry B. Gray of Birmingham. candidate for Lieutenant Governor. came to town last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-20

Louisville and Nashville Railroad will come to Montgomery tomorrow where he will meet other of the officials of the system and hold a conference with local officials.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09

81, ooo--THIs rs a NEW. 1o-RooM HOUSE,
located in Lake Calhoun district; is
should sell 0 upon inspection aas to u Someone
desiring beautiful. well.appointed
home.
Of the Isles; built 1908; lot 6ox15o;
- 40 LOG this over. it win please. ,
seooo-Ih This Y ~. new. 1es,room. duplex, 70,
!. E. built BY owner, 1aos; shows $s72 Income.
30, eoo-lo rooms, thoroly modern, Lowry Hill;
worth more money.
So, 5oo-Neat, little, Groom, thoroly modern,
corner house in best Blaisdell section;
800, per cent mortgage, runs Ave
years; $1,000 cash win handle 1t, bal
ance easy.
*, 000-Located near Bath st and Park av, new,
rooms, thoroly. modern built by owner
for home; an elegant, np-to-date home,
q aoo n very best residence section
$4,oOU-A if1rst-class, fully modern, 10-roorp
house, In B1aisdell section; could not
oe duplicated at anything like the price
S4,66o-New, rooms, Calhoun district; we'll
:. -, built, thoroly modern: easy terms.
s4,eoo-New strictly modern, rooms, elegant
1ane every respect aspect with good barn; Oak
$4,000 Dupont S, near 81st new, entirely mod.
e srs s.room house, built and occupied
S4ooo-Golumbus ay, near 8sd st, new. 7-room.
tne5ol sna modern elegant little home.
$4ooo.Chicago av, near Dist, nearly new. thoro.
every way $500 cash, balance ryssaSe easy ~
- monthly payments @s.
Se'ooo-S-room thoroly modern, nearly new,
Lyndale near 2lth st: built by and
occupied by ownef worth more money ley;
easy terms. r lEEE y q. =. -
81, 6oO--10-room, duplex, modern except heat
shows income Of 1896; $1,000 cash, bal.
$4,000 rooms. new. tboroly modern axo,,.
heat. built and occupied by owner: good
location, South Minneapolis, inside 40th
81, 4oo-1o-room. duplex house Calhoun district
shows 1924 income. Ni ''li - =
$2,2oO-ssth st, near Nicollet, s rooms bull,
1904; partly modern; $500 cash, bal
| ance monthly; nice little home
| So OO0-Lyndale s, near 9th st, nice, little
! " 11h-story,i frame cottage of 6 rooms
| partly modern; half cash.
| For sale by
81. C.. Bruner Co., 32e-327 1928 Andrus Bldg
| Phones: N w. Main 5000; T. c. 1856.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
BARGAINS AND GOOD INVESTMENT PROP
.. .

-. Sloane -McCnlloch Agency, Es.. r
i Oneida Block, 1OA 4th st s. -.
Zen per cent net investment property, new
modern four-dat cement stone building,
up-to-date In every particular and new
duplex house, seven rooms each floor, on
corner lot, 1O0x139, one block from car
, line; never vacant
Trackage-12O feet Milwaukee railroad trackage
inside han 18th III st. now paying Investment;
$7,Ooo-East Side Investment, 1872 feet fronting
University ay, one block from Central
av; fine location for hotel or apartment
houses; bring IN good income now.
~ Dwellings. s5.ay l..
s6,soo-Modern, up-to-date duplex house, six
rooms each foor, Linden Hills; lot
F.. :.- 6Ox170; rent $40 per month.
81, 500-Modern duplex house on Pleasant av in
side franklin, with fine view;- rent for
SIC, O00-Beautiful home in Lowry Hill district
. for sale. Call and get particulars.
81, 6oo-Good house and large lot on 22d av
81 ,65O-seven-room house and two east-front lots
good well and some small fruit, LIST av s
near 44th st.
81 ,7oo-seven- room house, gas, city water and
all improvements in street, large east
front lot, Pleasant av near 33d st.
Harriet hope ne Of 5oe rooms city
~ near lake. SD - a@.
81 $50 seven-room house, partly modern, large
lot, on 2Sth st near tHennepin av
So 2OO-Eight room house, modern but heat, good
barn, rents for ,$23.
S. 65o-Nine-room house, modern but heat. first
class cOnQltlOn lOI fOA1O0, Darn, fleaS-
ant av near 2sth ST. $500 cash handles it.
So, 9O0-Linden Hills, modern house of eight
rooms, hardwood finish and floors, hot
water heat, lot 5Ox17O, Upton av near
AID st. s
$4,2oo-A bargain in new house Of eight rooms,
hardwood finish and floors throughout,
~. sideboard, hall mirror, full eight-foot
: basement. plate glass windows, hot water
heat, south and east front corner lot.
Call and see it; s452 Lyndale av s.
Sc, 5O0-New home, eight rooms, complete in
-, every DETAIL Fremont av s near 22d st.
Vacant Lots
$3.50 Fremont av Ganear 34th st, east front.
S325-Dupont av S near 46th st.
81, 150-Dupont av S near 9th st.
81, 200-Five lots, corner Of 32d av N and oliver.
81, 3Oo-East front, 50-foot front, Irving s
inside 9th st.
S675-Aldrich av s inside 9th st, above grade
and all improvements in street.
81, 5O0-5s-foot east-front lot, Irving av s and
oath st. l& .lt4 #Ng
81, 35o-7th st Sc, corner Of 18th av.
81 2OO-Church st Sc near, Washington.
So, OO0-Corner lot, 1O0x100, on Mary place and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
FOR RENT \ ]: .
For Rent Unfurnishea Houses.

3 EVA 4SEUG- UHA u 14S1AStS 1AU'eO s'SSs
R04 w GRANT ST. ROOMS. STEAM
heated, gas range, artesian water,
janitor service; all the convenienees
of a fiat with the privacy of a DWELL
ing house; no lease required; rate per
month, in summer ........... $4,000
A13 Nicollet av, brick dwelling, 10 rooms,
good heating plant, open plumbing,
hardwood floors sSo.Vu
mace, barn n -. ............. $500
a627 Linden az, 5 rooms, new and econom-
ical heating plant, plumbing,
freshly decorated, hardwood floors,
{, plate-rail in dining rooms, new gas
fixtures and gas range; stone laundry
tubs In basement warm in winter,
cool in summer; within easy walk
& ing distance ....................... 600
:. water ..................s.. 1880
COS 22d st, rooms, bath, gas. ....... 1850
25&7 list ay s, first floor fiat, rooms,
city wafer S.UO
..,r.5.. George Odlum, Manager,
300 EhoaDiy Ruldnp.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09

MODERN PLEASANT Az HOME.
1922 Pleasant av, Sunnyside Here is some
thing good, nearly new, newly decorated. man
tel. fireplace, builtin sideboard, large porch,
very large rooms, no better neighborhood.
best school in city, near churches. owner has
left city and says, Sell" Do not neglect
this. See 1t at once No homes for sale In
this district. A bargain. Price 81, 300 Terms.
a.-! Lowry Realty Co.. f.
.., 800 Boston Block. r.~.. ...sr.
y. .s-c ., Both phones. r. o. $500
Call eYenings at LoWry's, 2546 Harriet av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
oOtA PhOuGS.
J. B. Gleason,
500 Phoenix.

"a q BARGAINS IN HOMES.
IS, O00-205 Beacon ST. house and two lots, mod
ern. except heat fine location, near Uni
yersity.
So, 700-A beautiful Groom house on Portland
av, all modern, hardwood floors and fin
ish.
81, 200-1129 Girard av N.
$25-Per month, for rent a workroom, 1Ox2O,
with heat. on Nicollet av.
We have others, ask about them
Lewis w. Campbell Co.,
ss Pillsbury Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09

For Rent-Stores.
STORES FOR RENT. S
500 00-Per. month, 124 4th st s, Mx90, base
ment and first floor
5oo-25o I'd av S. 24x9o basement and first
$50 oo-5io I'd av s, 22x6o. May 1.
500. 0o-318 Sd av N, 44x100. basement and
first floor; electric elevator.
$30.00-124 Sd av N, 24xGU first floor
514-516 Hennepin av. I'd and Sd floors. 56x125
choice heating plant, good light. suit
able for any kind of business; reason
IS 10th st S. 24x7o, LIST and I'd tioors, large
grounds; possession given at once
$23.00-236 Sd av S. 2Ox50. vacant ls -:
s1oo.ooI ,l2a. 4th st S. 24xso. first floor and
For any Of the above stores, apply
0 0 90 o 0 o 90
o 214x90, basement and first floor: base O
o ment has large area. with 24-foot alley o
in rear. Owner will give long lease at 0
o reasonable rental. ~. O
o. Apply to e. <,-4 1.. -.z o
o 2O6 Andrus Building. o
0 o o o 0 o o
LARGE HOUSE, 20s 7th ST s, CORNER Sd Av
S and 7th st, suitable for any business pur
pose. Apply to W. L. Wolford, room 800
Temple Court. !.
TO LET-LARGE STORE FOR RENT. WITH
light. comfortable rooms upstairs, suitable fol
living rooms. F.. A. Leathers, Champlin
| Mimi. 49,. )
tit Sfnfis ISLAND f e. business II Central '7 Si'0
FOR RENT-sHoP FOR SIGN PAINTER, PA
| perhanger or barber 237 10th av S. So.