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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
Rooms For Rent.
Real Estate Wanted.

AN EXPERIENCED NORTHERN ZAP
ii"7 IT, rent a truck farm near
N.r larger farm ou shares Ad-
gress. WITH particulars H. 7. r.. Times
llsrafch 90
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SALESGIRLS WANTED; GOOD SAI4A-
ries paid, permanent positions. MIL
LER a. RIOADS.
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TOYS.

THAT MEANS TOMPKINs. HE IS
santa Claus for Richmond. Jefferson
and Broad Streets.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Situation Wanted-Male.


YOUNG MAN EIGHTEEN YEARS OF
aAc. with two years experience in
stDr oErarhy desires position, ~atisfaC-
tort references and trial offered. salary
reasonable. Address j. l4l care this Of
flee
WANTED A POSITION AS HANDY
man l0 factory. mill. store or ware
house. cgn make himself useful at any
work Address II H. STAkON. al
South Laurel Street.
j. X = E RI r Need STENOGRAPHER
and booiSkeepcr. young man with coll
leg. olucat ON wants position, best re-
ferouc IS. Address Is TO- care this Of
fee
WANTED. FY AN EXPERIENCED
hookkeeper and office man. a position
as bookkceper or some Office position;
can give best references. Address x
l... care this office.
RELIABLE Detective WISHES PO-
s.fnr -n store DURING tho holidays. Ad-
dre-s n. $ BEII4AAIH. zoo York Street.
Norfolk. Va
WANTED. SITUATION BY BOOK
keeper and stcnoCrnpher, ten years eX-
:. Renee. good ail-rOuud Office man. city
refcrences. Address II IA. care this
Office.
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-Male AID Female.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS CAN
make holiday money by representing
our circulation department. Call az once
for Information SOUTHERN MAGA-
ZINE. Ebel Building
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situation. Male AID Femala

SrhNT I-nTpLOyME-NT- YOr-cr, No.
and wife, can give good references. ADJ
eroas Boa "a. HorntoWu, AccgIa4c cozn-
o. VI
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.
SHOE REPAIRING.

&c HALF-SOLE MEMS SHOES Ia
dies. SOC: children. 4Oc; every pair
sewec; no squeak; no nails: no pegs.
Rock Oak soles. DREW ELECTRIG
SHOE FACTORY. 71e K Main Street
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Wednesday, March ID. ~

BUTTER creameries, extras, lb, 25.ac;
sseaneEisss rsts 2lc seco,nss
diaries, seconds, 1se;, rolls and prints, fancy,
tic; rolls and prints, choice. 13c; renovated,
nrsts, 1se; renovated choice lac; ladies, hrsts,
fresh, sweet, 1sc; state held, 1oc.
EGGs s. o. receipts No case count
doz., he; fresh. dirties, candled case s175;
checks sa sS and seconds seconds candled, sl75.
fined Of ass aRsy es fancy nsW
12hc; choice, cured araffined or unparaffined.
11M@121se; choice. new, 1os Gle. fair, par-
o flats, 14e; choice, twins Or bats, i5is @isc;
off grades, twins or fats, 1c@11hc; Young
Aameeas fancy n quality and regular ,o IN STYLE
So Of 4" aRsss al1ss Ss
burger, No. 1, 13c: No. q 11h @l2c;. of grades,
3@4c; Swiss, fancy loaf, Ice; choice, 13@14c;
OF grades, s@1lc;.. fancy block, lac; choice
N a. ID s1 grades s g ssssss '@ss pri"o't No
p i 5so@ per srits is S. s'sss
c1BB1eE-rer lb. home grown, &c; oalifor-
VEGETABLE s-New carrots, doz, soc; carrots,
per ,bu, 75c;. celery, California per doz s1,25;
ssaov sss P plant crate sea sass sas RS5
hsaas des
Sunehss s s sne sSaliots dSz PUNCHES SOC;
parsley. doz, Soc; pieplant, ID, &c: peppers,
green, per basket, SOC; radishes, round, do5
90c; watercress.z doz. SOC: horseradish. lb. Sc;
new beets, doz. 81; tomatoes, siS-basket crate
HoNEY-Extra fancy white, lib sections, 15c;
fancy white, lib sections, lac: choice white,
LIB sections, 10c; amber. 13c; goldenrod iIc'
extracted .white.4 in cans. 7c; extracted amber
PoTiToEs-carlots sacked, Burpapks. eg,
45c; white, mixed, CARROTS, sacked. 4oc; req,
4SC;
psss fdS f.: s isoss Ssss S 81 $685.
sayy go choice navy S1:SS medium @s navy navy
s 81 mixed faF + t9 good s16o@175 Lima
toms. 11@12c; culls, s@1oc; chickens, springs,
snsy ia 1Rin 4r e. fe and go S
old ROSTERS and culls 546c; ducks, fan ass
h sass St.d 1s i far eeess ed ar 10 eeo
LIVE POULTRY Rosters, &c: hens, lie tlf
isf tRP small @as sa dnsk j; 10 dS1 de- 81:
assa ss pof' and fS
F1sH-From International waters; Pickerel
1Sc; smells, s@i2c; herring. 4@5e: haiibut. lSc
veal, fair to good, 7@71kc; veal, small and
overweight, 4@5c; mutton, fancy 6@1c; NUT
ton, thin and overweight, 4@5c; lambs year
lings, choice to fancy. 1oc; thin or overweight
4@6c; hogs, e1a@7c:
BANANAS-Jumbo punches, 81. 50@2.75; large
punches, $2@2. medium lunches, g: 5O91.75
DRIED PEA $, y fancy bu a. 80; , vel
medium, 81 TO- marrowfat $50.
GRAPE FRUIT..Florida, box, $3.50;
QRA orange nav navels Ss25@s6e' eco
tnhcy, 81; choee. Ss'5ogs5s anes >4'zo' ooO
APPLES-Russets per brl, So; Roman Beauty
bri, $3.50; Ben Davis. brl, $550@6; Northern
Spies, brl, so; Jonathans, $e.5o@7; Kings
IS; Tallman Sweets. $4.50; Greetings, So; Bald
wins, S5:50@6; Bellhowers, bu box, ST. 1892
Gano box, $2.25@2.5O.
GRAPES-Malagas. heavyweight key, $3.50
snedium-weight, keg, 81.
sTRAWBERRIES-Per quart. 5O@6oc.
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ADDITIONAL RETURNS v. .
r. OF STATE ELECTIONS
Special to The Journal.

Special to Inc journal, a.. g. ......
: Fergus Falls, Mimi, March Lii,
cense or no license was the question OF
the greatest interest in a majority ,of
the Village elections in this county yes:
terday, and the +. results are Mixed.
Henning, Clitheroe, Deer Greek,
Elizabeth and Perham retain sa-
looms, Perham making no vote
went dry after a hard tight BY 3 Vote
of 112 to SO. Battle Lake voted out
the saloon by 70 to 40. Rothsay re-
mains dry without vote.
Landslide at Aitkin.
Special to The Journal.
Aitkin, Mimi, March 1.-THE an
nual village election resulted in a rout
for the administration forces, the vote
for the head Of the ticket standing. 233
to SO. Those elected are: President,
B. r. Hassman; trustees, P. Casey,tP.
O. Erickson, H. G. Beecher; recorder,
man; assessor, c.. B. Moran. 4. "
s, "Dry" Vote Wins at Ada.
Special to The journal.
Ada, Mimi, March 14.-For the first
time in eight years this village o has de,
question: carrying Wy HAno' IL" ny
The election resulted as follows
Mayor, E. J. Herringer; councilmen, :
Volland, E. Betcher and D. G. Light
burn; recorder, Peter -Mattson; treas,
urer, E. J. Farley; assessor, j. III. Har-
mon; Justices, j. Volland and l.
Hintze; constable, Lars Larson.
Alton Votes for License.
Alton, Mimi, March 14.-The license
forces won here after a spirited con.
test in which the largest vote in many
years was cast. The majority was sew
enteen in favor Of licenses.
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SENIORS REBEL AT
METHODIST SCHOOL
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. -,
Lincoln, Neb., March 14.-The mem
beers of the senior class at Nebraska
Wesleyan university, an institution sup
ported by. the Methodists Of Nebraska
and having thousand students, have
rebelled against the decision by the ne
the annual class play in connection
with the June commencement exercises.
Governor Mickey, who is a Wesleyan
trustee, is credited with having sug-
gested that theatricals by students are
not in harmony with the standard ex-
pected of Methodist university, and
his influence is given the chief credit
for inspiring the faculty. ukase The
they will not participate in any com
mencement festival and are merely full
filling the requirement to prepare their
theses in order to secure diplomas.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
WILL BUILD ELEVATORS
Northwestern Farmers Association De.
cides on Ashland Site.

FARGO, n. D.-A committee, consisting of
H. S. Forkert and D. s. Blair Of North Dakota
and H. ]. Hanson OF Minnesota, appointed by
the Northwestern Farmers association to in
vestigate proposition made by Ashland, Wis.
for the establishment Of terminal elevators in
that city, have prepared a report entirely favor
able to the location of the elevators In that
city The report deals largely with the ship,
ping facilities both to and from Ashland. and
recommends the erection Of tie elevators on the
site formerly occupied by the dock and plant of
property for $4,000 having been. secured.
The committee also recommends that sep
arate fund be raised by permitting members Of
the association to subscribe for stock In the
terminal elevator company 80 that the ownership
of shares in the company shall be confined as
far as possible to members of the association.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
SUES FOR $4,000
Saltwater Man Brings Action for In
juries to Daughter.

SALTWATER, MINN.--Andrew Anderson of
court against the Northern Pacific railway to
recover $4,000 for alleged personal injuries to
his daughter, Lillian Anderson, who is II years
of age. It is alleged that in getting of a
train at Forest Lake on Jan. she slipped on
the steps of the car and in falling sustained
injuries to her right hip and back and will be
permanently disabled
Judge Crosby of the district court today heard
and overrruled a demurrer to part of the an
swer in the case OF the town of Partridge in
urer. 1t is alleged that the treasurer paid over
contrary to law. and to
recover the sum of 1854. #@
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WANT ADJ sAGENCIES I OF
THE JOURNAL

SOUTH. s,
Anns, ~. 18th q and aenueRsiln.
Buchanan. ". g; lac i Lake st.
u Sus gso hoa sss .ns o a W. u y
gax6aEsn,. 4 ". 1887 j Franklin az.
Harrah. j. W. Ills 4th av S.
Horn. s. j.. 2ss5 SS Chicago &c 3 Sa Az.
Kinports. ]. H.. 18th st and Lyndale avenue s.
Kline. 4, J.. $500 Bloomington.
krqssebsrg q 2sso s 2Sth p St
Larabee. 3. IL, 22d and, Hennepin.
Lincoln, \ Gould Lake st and Hennepin.
MsFses Co. 1872 1917 N N;aoet az A.
Morse. q. s.. 1902 9TH az s.
Nash O. r.. 327 Cedar av.
Pardoe. g. NJ & CO. Lake Ct and Boonington.
ssiwe sstss 8 s. sfio sa5 9? s5ts
Washburn. NJ E.. Lake ct and HenneDin.
Witch. NJ. A.. Franklin and Bloomington.
NORTH.
purfse. : Charles s.. o e2s eth AZ N.
Grabsn, O. H. $40 9th az N.
H ha .. H., IS ys Western ana az. D''n'
Oak Park Drug Store, 1920 9th av N.
Persall. A. H.. 929 goth av N.
Rickerts, John A.. Att Washington av N.
Robertson Drug Co.. 1921 Washington av n.
Russell Case, Lyndale Il Western avs
Sanger. H. A. 929 Plymouth p'sa5
Noegen Bros. 7oO 10th N.
,4 Wilson, e. B.. 1900 Goth av N.
SOUTHEAST.
Hunt. 1914 University avenue Sc.
Livingston A.. GIG l4th av Sc.
Thompson j. W.. 800 Washington av SE
Tufts Pharmacy. sl3 4th st Sc.
University Drug Store. 401 14th ay Sc.
Waters, :. E.. Oak and Washington Sc.
NORTHEAST.
Beuhler. Il. 75s Adams st NE.
Brede & Erkel. 18th av and Main st ID.
sDemeulas. Mrs, COL Central av.
East Side Office. 200 Central av.
Eng1und. D. c.. 4O3 Central av.
EEsteseys Dsgg Store oo Adams st Ne
sandberg & Meurer. btR and Central av.
Wentworth, Charles. 312 Monroe ct NE.
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WIDOW FILES SUIT

4 LONG PRAIRIE. MIN Suit has been begun
in the district court by Ellen Merreu against
.Johu Coates, asking. DANA GEES. in the sum of
S., 900 for the death OF her, husband. Coates
alleged to have been killed and was the EN-
ployer of the man who is charged with the
killing. Mrs.. Merren bases her action -on the
ground that an employer is liable for the. acts
of his servant. rs al Z s-5I B rs ~ e
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
MUNICIPAL AND TOWNSHIPS
ELECTIONS IN MINNESOTA
NO LICENSE WINS
IN MANY VILLAGES
Voters Declare for Dry" Ticket
and Lid !" Goes Down
with a Crash.

Specials to The journal.
Plainview. MINI. March 14.-After seven years
OF license it was voted out yesterday by Ia ma
or H. a. Austin trustees ssss vas f rs T6omnsSn
shumway; assessor. j. H. o'conneil; Justice Of
the peace, j.. w. Burnham; constables r. w.
Carpenter and s. ]. Lille.
Milan Says dry
sa Milan Mnn b. IT, fS.sw9s OFFICERS were
Blom. president A., Anderson. G. O. Christen.
son and O.; r.; Optorden. trustees: A. Blomstad.
recorder; o. Hougen, treasurer The votes
In favor of license were 43 and against it there
were SO votes cast ISL d
Atwater Votes No License.
Atwater, Minimize license received 81 major
Glader;; trustees, a: v. johnson, ]: S: swan
berg. justice. Andrew a. Nelson; constable, Nels
Blomberg
Saloons to Go at Belgrade.
Belgrade. MINI Saloons we're voted out, both
here and at Brooten.
No License at Elmore.
Elmore, Minn--At the annual village cleo
ton. Gilmore went no license By II majority.
The following officers were elected; $. O..
Van Slyke, recorder; G.. F. :Gestie, treasurer; T.
Peters and James Hapn Justices John Ingas
AT its annual election the township elected
three supervisors; H; F. Enrich for three years:
Dorothy; assessor. C. II. Arnold.
Lid for Pelican Rapids.
Pelican Rapids, biinn-Presldent Of council
Langlie, II; Leonard; recorder, j: Damschen;
treasurer n Qualndahl; assessor. w. M. Har.
ris Majority against license, 16.
Brownsdale Goes "Dry.''
Brownsdale, MINI IN .- p vent dry By
erf Mssb1 Gett g. Is cesR EN-
ssse fTt Justice e. sRstt arsy
constable. M. B. Johnson. ID. *
., No License at Hawley.
ton tie. following on,ssfs %sTs eisssssn S
George Hammett and A. W. Peterson trustees;
]. p. johnson. recorder; Il. F. Birmingham,
Thomas y, "A Awrey Alfred snd
ald Jr., constable. No License carried By ma
y Of e. making aid the Of eg Bat
Lid Goes Down at Frazee.
Frazee, Minn.-The law and order ticket,
headed BY L; p. Hendry. won by a good ma ma
jor1ty. PreS1denr Henury PROMISES 10 enforce
the license laws if elected and the lid will be
shut down tight. Following is the ticket: Pres Pres
Har p nsd Wam basr e. s
man Lehman treasurer L. W. Oberhauser; jus
tice Of the peace. D. L.. Durkin; constable.
James Gallagher. .-..." r. sa -,
DRY Wins at LIE Roy.
LIE Roy. Minn.-In a closely contested cleo.
ton LIE Roy went "dry'' for the coming year.
the vote being IA for license anda7S against
The following officers were elected: Mayor,
: DR.. NJ. J. Hart: aldermen, L. Knapp, a. Brown
and H. T. Hawkins; assessor, G.. w, Harden
justices. J. Morrow and H G, Mckee, recorder ger
a. ]. Boyd and NJ. G. Coyle; street commission
err G. Wells. '.'I... 55.,I FPS q
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CHURCHES MAY UNITE

MANKATo. AINN.--The Congregational
church last evening took steps to bring
union Of that and the christian church. The
deaccns, were appointed committee tosrepra
sent the Congregat ional church sand sthe Chris
tian church was asked to- appoint a3;eommit teea
Both congregations lately have sustained losses
OF pillars by the latters removal from the
city. The Christians have a large building,
TOR while the Congrega tionalists need new
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
JUMPS INToiENGINE PIT

I CROoKSToN. MINN.-Charles Beaghen. an
scalded about the head and face and narrowly
Ig an tSe o;Tar eat an
Bpagben was envelcned in scnldtng cloud of
steam With great presence Of mind he jumped
at once into the bit leneath the engine. The
Dit was partly filled with water. and by keeping
himself almost wholly submerged the man was
able to escape death until assistance reached
h I'm
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GREETS CHILD AND DIES
st, Cloud Man Stricken Suddenly on
Son S Doorstep.

ST. CLOUD. MINN.-Jacob Ganscop, 80 years
of age dropped dead just as he was about to
greet his little granddaughter as she ran to
meet him on his entering his sons house from a
walk The exclamation of the child brought
her mother to the door. but the old man had ex-
ipired before she reached his side. He had just
returned from walk, in the village. and it. is
supposed that the ,exertfon attendant thereon
had exhausted him. Heart failure was; the
cause Of death assigned by a physician who was
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.Hamburg-fmerica',.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Plymouth Cher ourg Hamburg.
.Dsutschland. Mar. Is IeAmerlka. -. Apr,
aPatricia -. March II aWaldersee April 10
*zBluecher =. Mar. % szB!uecher -. April 10
aPretoria. j. March q aPennsylyania, April 81
s. 81 Amerika, Most Luxurious and Most Modern
> = @{S5% of Leviathans. 7
sGrili room. zGymnasium. cElevator and la
carte restaurant. aCalling at Dover for London
and Paris. + - -
Offices, So and 81 Broadway, New York,
1 Il E Rsrao1ph st Chisage IL: W Chandier.
Brecke. Nils Nilsson. A: g. vanstrum & Co.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
AMERICAN LIME.

PLYMOUTH SOUTHAMPTON.
Philadelphia. Mar u, April Il, May Z, June
s. arK e Ap q NAY sy 1s 5u uns y
st. Louis April Z, May s, June 2, June 80
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures.
Sailing Saturdays at 10 am.
Hayerford: March p Merton Ap ri y y
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
,,, NEW Yo ;E < 21 DIR DIR -, >,
Mesaba -. March "a. April 2l May 10, June 10
Minnehaha. April Z May B. June 2. June 80
DOMINION LINE.
CORTLAND TO LIyERPooIzs sea passage;
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM, VIA BoULoGNB.
New twin-screw steamers of 1880 TONS,
sailings Wednesday as per sailing list.
Noordam. Maria, am Potsdan,, Apr. il, am
Mar i ls Al
ssw st rTan. Screw NEW AMSTERDAM
1926 registered tons. 80 400 tons displacement.
RED STAR LINE.
N. Y, DOVER, ANTWERP uoNDoN. PARIsl
Kroonland. March Il, april H. May II, June $
ICELAND. March "a, April q, May 10, June 10
Finland March 81 April %. May rs, June %
WHITE STAR LINE.
\ NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Baltic March IA, April IL May 9
Majestic. March 81, April lS, May 10
Celtic. ;. .......... March 20, April 20, May IL
/ Cedric. ..::........... March %, May 4. June l
Teutcnic. ,............ April 4, May 2, May 80
ocei BosToN.oU G1 F1' & .
Cymric. March "a. April 26, May "a, June II
Arabic. May 10, June 7, July s. Aug. 2
ITO TO MEDITERRANEAN .z VA
- FROM NEW YORK.
CELTIC. ;. April &c. 10 am; May 10, June q
REPUBLIC. April 81. pm; May 81, Oct. Is
FROM BOSTON. -
ROMANIC. Mich. IT, $3.50 pm: April %
CANOPIC April I, S:3U am, May 10, June 80
o. E. BRECKE, N. w. P. Agent,
l2l:1e3 Sd st =, Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
,s T.. II. LARKE, Passenger Agent,
49,. .s. 8 East 9Th st. st. Paul.
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DULUTH. MINIMIZE largest building per,
init ever issued In this city was taken out yes
terday by the Duluth. Missabe Il Northern Rail
road company for the erection Of an ore dock
to cost $500, 200. Plans for this improvement
were announced last fall. The new structure
Will run parallel to the old dock at Thirty
avenue w.
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HIDES, PELTS, FURS, ETC.

No. I. No. 2.
Green sailed cured steer hides, over
Green salted heavy COW hides, over
Green sailed light hides, under 80 lbs. 10& ga
Green sailed light hides branded. .10A 9A
Green sailed bulls, stays, oxen or
Green salted long-hareds kips, to
Ids 6; - IL '1oA ~
Green sailed edeacons, under 8 lbs,
each 49,. - !. ~ W
Z Green er@frozen hides, less than green
sailed.
Horse and mule hides. large, each. SO 90 $500
Horse and mule hides, medium. 2S5 1.S5
Horse and mule hides, small, each. -. Ito 1.2O
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License at Spring Valley.

Spring Valley, Minn.--The election passed off
quietly. the license ticket being elected by
seventeen majority, as follows: N. IT., + Cummings.
Warner and Charles Sattler members of the
council. Last year the majority stood nine in
favor OF license, -. - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-14
MACHINERY

FOR sALE-l5o.HP. ARLINGTON & SIMS
single automatic cut.cff, center-crank. self
oiiing self-contained engine, not new: in
good order: Also and second hand iron
and wood working machinery. 23.21I ID
st S. Minneapolis.
non WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
cninery; large stock OF second hand and new-4
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WOOD AND COAL

PoCAHoNTAs sMoKELEss, s47s 70 3:
splendid coal for domestic use; hard coal,
$4.89 to S875; coke, So; dry wood $2.25 up;
$3.50. Market Fuel Co.. 106 I'D ct s. Twin
City 1872.
SOUND MIXED CoRDwOoD, SAWED, $5.75;
oak, dry, $685.; best grades of coal. E. A.:
Field Fuel Co.. $40 Hennepin. Boths phones.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. S16 NicoDet.
cleaning works, 725 Hennepin av. Both phones.
STERLING DYE-HoUsE-Frenoh Dry Cleaning.
!, COZ 4th av S. T. G. 1882: N. W. S 449 81.
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FURS.

These prices are Tor NO. large, med1dm anu
small; other goods are In proportion. For other
furs not quoted prices are about the same as
last year. .-- e. ..- --A. ~ .
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TAILORING

LoFGREN & co.. MERCHANT TA1LoRs, LAT
est importations. 62o1s Nieollet av.
PETER THOMPSON TAILORING CO., 100 Sd
ct s. See US for your spring suit.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL sTovEE-GREAT WEST
arn Stove Repair Co. az HenneDin
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

"A. D. CAMPBELL SHADE & AWNING Ct
All kinds OF tents. FL Hennepin az.
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RETURNS
ON OTHER ] En- ISSUES
South Saltwater Finds Too Many
Ballots and Contest Fol
lows Other Results.

Special to The Journal M ~
saltwater, Mimi March 14-In the South
saltwater village election the counting Of the
quist received 100 votes and Adoiph Lehrer. Ills
opponent, 10l votes. This made a total OF 2O3
votes, but there We're but POP voters, and the
extra ballot could not De accounted for. The
question of election IS rot decided. The other
officers elected were: Frank Tanner. trustee;
William Thorpe; recorder; John .ilckert, treas
Richard Burns assessor: = Reipart .Leprer
Justice: Chester Hall; constable, 80
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MEDICAL

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