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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
NIGHT TRIP IN AIRSHIp
Mrs. C. j. S. Miller Has An Exciting
Ride With Leo Stevens.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Aug. 13. Mrs.
Mary z. Miller. wife of Major G. J. S.
Miller, was the central figure HI an
exciting night flight made with Leo
Stevens, the inventor, in an airship
here. When the descent was finally
made she said it was GLORIOUS" Ste
vens congratulated her on her bravery.
Because of the gas which the bag
lost Stevens found that he could not
take Major Miller with him because
of his weight. The majors wife, who
was at the aerodrome, asked to go in
his stead. and Miller gave his consent.
1t was after s o'clock and quite dark
when the airship got away. The big
crowd gave three cheers for Mrs. Mil
Ter, who laughed gayly and waved her
handkerchief.
Stevens started in the direction of
town with the airship in perfect con
troll, but when he was 600 feet in the
air and about an eighth of a mile from
the starting point the engine gave out
and stopped. In hurting out the drag
line Mrs. Miller had thrown out the
sparkling crank, so nothing remained to
be done but to come down. They We're
then above Il high hill overlooking the
town and in the direction they were
going was a precipice, with French
creek ut the bottom. Stevens saw he
would have to make a hasty descent
and opened the valve at the top of
the bag. The airship settled steadily
and terra firma was reached without
mishap.
After Miss Miller had alighted, Ste
vens put his engine i'll order and re-
sumed his fight. He crossed the city
in total darkness and descended in a
feld across the Allegheny river, a mile
from town. He said it was the first
airship flight lie had ever made in
total darkness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
BowIes Was Disappointed.

Charles H. Bowles, a resident of
Plymouth, N. H.. and president of the
savings bank, had invited a friend in
to spend the evening for a little chat
and a pipe. The friend arrived in
due time and greeted his host with
the remark: Why, | forgot to
shave!" Mr.. Bowles looked much dis
appointed and said: THAT is too bad;
row we won't have a bit good time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
More chemina Tobaceo Used.

One of the largest retail tobacco
dealers in the United States says that
the consumption of chewing tobacco
has increased almost so per cent. in
five years. He attributes this increase
to the automobile. because II Is I'M
possible to enjoy a cigar or pipe wnlie
whizzing along in a motor car mere
is also danger Of sparks OF asnes from
the lighted cigar Or pipe getting INTO
the eyes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13

The Russian sturgeon has been
known to attain a length of 20 to rs
feet and a weight of 5000 pounds.
It is this species, once extremely abun-
dant In the Danube, Volga and other
large rivers which has furnished the
sailed roe called caviare. The stur-
geon's bladder is used for isinglass.
When sturgeon is eaten its flesh is
found to DO frmcr than that of other
fishes, welLflavored, though somewhat
oily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13

The Greeks rcgardvd the swallow
with peculiar affection. There are a
number of charming felix songs to well
come the swallow, which comes unher-
aided from space, in a night, and
after a brief stay, assemblies its bands
and vanishes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
In Few Words.

Miss Ellen Terry has written the
following letter to the students at
the Leeds Dramatic college: Il have
been asked to say say a word to you.
If l say one word it will be Work
If it were two words l should say
BE patient and if it were three
words, Don't be vain"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13

To clean leather bags, peel and cut
a banana, and with the cut portion
rub the bag all over. Finally go over
the bag with a clean sponge dipped
in neat's-foot. Let this soak in for
three or four hours before polishing
with a ehamois skin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
Adonis Gives WarnInu.

Adonis had just been introduced
to Venus. 4 don't want to butt in
or anything like that he said, warm
ingly, but I'm serving notice that il
I eyer catch sou Fafasfng around sho1k
ping IN white shoesAI1 u cut you out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13

Merlin kicked the black cat under
the sofa and threw himself petulantly
into a chair. IF l could just learn
that three-cent fare trick" he
growled, I'D have any other conjurer
in history beaten a city block"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
Ancient History.

"That guy Goliath may be able to
Withstand the stones from my sling"
said David the night before the bat.
tie, but there are other stones. /
can hand him a piece of restaurant
cherry pie, maybe"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
Banana Flour Popular.

About so tons of banana flour is
sold in the British Isles every year It
costs too much to'be popular for food,
but it is valued for the diet of chill
dren and invalids.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
Tonight, from Y to 8, | Hour Only

The balance of all our high grade Wash Goods, consisting of Sole
Radiants, Eolennes, Silk Zephyrs and many others hard to detect
from silk, all novelties sold at 4c up to SOC. Tonight only at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-13
2l8-22O MARKET ST., NEWARK
Immense Russian Sturgeon.
Greeks fe..o {. t.,e Swallow.

Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

TIE sal. uf Monarch stoves AMI
ranges. which arr hanalnd sHela.
slvely b. the Century furniture
Co. Second ave and Spring a., has
increased 60 such an cKtrut that
the above firm have placed a
standing order wtth the maaufae
,ureFs for = carload ever Is days
The fine construction. heating and
haklnK qualities and moderate price
81 Monarch ranges haye made the
Monarch the most populsr stove
cold IN Seattle to-day The last car
load arrived Saturday. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
Iron Beds by the Car
load

The clean. sanitary iron beds are
all the vogue. and 10 meet the over
Increasing demand the Century Fur
nitura co. Second av and Spring ~.
some time ago ordered a full care
load. witch arrived yesterday. These
beds. all the latest and most i'm
proved styles. are on sale a. sEeop=
tionnity iow prices itH well worth
ones while visiting the hrautiful
store 81 the Century Furniture co.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

KEW YORK. Noy NO Woman
n ~wlstx dresses more simply and
- worr effectively than Mm VII.
i 4 vaaasrbilt if
80 Is nov IN half mourning due
a tAe aessh q Herman ovlFiehs
M Vanderbilt wears black
- xAiss tAlfnfei street Kuwn Il
sros.lelosh. striped Nlth a fine
sl.es une Il Is heavily cmbrold.
cred la vaite braid
rs sleeves arr suftened at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
BOMB Is THROWN

NHW York. Nov 3 uuancceaa
ful ip their attempt to hlackmail
trau,iHca McHalHa, u prosperous tai.
loF ar iHuohlyn. members 90 the
liHek naus@ secict1. so the poiies
say. yesterday hurled dynamite
beab aeaipat the front daof ~ the
tenement HOUSE Sea witch lac lives
Aau conducts his business. pamaFs
n $4,000 Go the building aud aHf
rounding property was caused
SCORES ~ PERSONS relt the shock al
the uspioalon, but ua one vas In.
iufei
Mvsaira has received leftofs ds.
uhHaiuE from Stoo Ia Siuao lie.
teetites iaai pisht ARRESTED ts0 ueI
on suspicion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
ALASKA BAD
MAN KILLED
NORMAN e. SMITH. TERROR OF
ALASKAN MINERS. Is SHOT
DEAD BY ROBERT REID.


JUNEAU. ALASKA. Nov. Nor
man 4 smith. q bad man" Vas
killed Saturday at Tsnatee Hot
SPRINGS ~ Robert fteia "a snyder =
sfafs. At that plHre. Reid enfrfes
ne rtofe. srixsd a shotgun without
a aord and hisN out smiths hratps
smith Nus AZ enc time birYrls
rider from Maine. and when he
came vest. turned bad man" Al
aas time he attempted 20 shoot Mar
shAl Graut IN Juneau. and san re
Farsied as q dangerous man BY min
rfs who knees hluh
Reid surrendered "a a committed
% miners lie claims that Smith
rad threatened HE life. No weapon
as found upon the body % ne
DECD man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

90 ahead; We are waiting" -
turned somebody from the pofchr
thinking Miss Porter waH fOoligg.
Opening the door. the girl gNaf
lowed a quantity Of earbolic apid.
in view u the men and women qp9n
tho porch. and fell 70 the ngofS
Writing IN aRony. she murmurefi.
Il did IL Tor my sake. for his aake,
and for ttoda sake" She died az
hour later
Walter KrOuae. aged 20 MISS
Portern sweetheart. admitted that
they had had quarrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
MRS. 0. y. p. BELMONT.

elbows By lines ~ handsome lace
Long black suede glavua finish the
arm.
Tho wife OF Willie X il plctur
rsaue Indeed In tho great. flat black
hat shown IN this illustration Ths
heavy crown q made 81 folds 81
black gAffetA Around the crown u
e suathiax ~ she ailk. which ends
10 a great chous +, the right side
The high haadeau At the back l.
covered b a handsome boa IL stlk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
Office Desks EXTENSIVE 1s DISPLAY

During the past few weeks We have placed IN
a.ock several sofid carloads Of Office Desks and
can say without fear 81 contradiction that the show
ing We make Is unrivacd IN the Northwest. viewed
from the standpoint OF variety. quality and price
fairness We call particular attention % the new
heavy square effects lsee illustratou) which ate all
the vogue now.
Our makers have tried very hard 10 cmbodY IN
their product the features most desired by bust
ness men They have given special thought 20 the
depth OF the bed the desks NC show being eN-
ceptionally roomy, a most desirable requisite.
We are showing
Typewriter Desks at sI6Ts SAILS S337s, $3.50
A4.7S.
Roll Top Desks a, ssr7s. sa47s, sss7s S3s.so
and up TO S7so.oo.
Flat Top Desks at sIs7s. ssI7s sass and up to
$500
Single and Double Standing Desks. in 4, S, and
SIT size at very low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
n INVESTIGATE
CORRUPTION

rsrpS Nov. 8 District A..
nv t.An n Moran sent a iet
tell u n.slrict Attofee' William
tef % y New YORK. Saturday In
Jerome stated that be VAS IN
NV ). state Senator =
fef@sa I, Michigan. that thrte Il
ha.n', .,,,s.,ssioa % Coillcrs Wees
b 'a .,,sss,,' in the form of orisipai
Z ss.st letters AMI t'lek'anis
49, ,sats IA show that 40 otr7n.
sass ..,sssaA Of legislative eoryaR
ssea esactleed hy the saoollea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
Tar a. y. wooosoUsE CO. IN
STALL YOUR HEATING
PLANT

n YOU wan, 10 save from rs 10 ~
per cent on the installation ~ your
heating plant. whether hot water
or hot air. Zee Geo. ~ Weodhounr
Co. make you an estimate 81 cost
Basement Arcade building. univsr
aity street entrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
FIRE IN LIBRARY
tserIp !. r.lsasaph ssr~ls.l

rfTTsuuR0. Ma. Nov f1rs
yesterday Threatened the msEntf
icent Carnegie institute Ia this city.
bat sas aahdusd b. ths fireman At
Tor a loss % 80 ooa had resulted
The fire originated In the p0Nef
roafn from detective wiring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
OF Interest TO AlaskanS

The new fire and hurglarproof
steel vaults Of VIM D. Perkins A.
Co. In the ALASKA Building. should
prove Of Interest to men operating
ia Alaska There iH no other place
IT, the Northwest 80 safe and a.
the same time $50 convenient for the
storage OF ynluableH. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

Cd she was going 20 commit sui.
eide
She then locked herself IN a room
and cried 4 am going 10 do II
nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
TRAINMEN
KILLED


fserlpp. Telegraph ssr~iosl
ROME. y. Y. Nov s.-EnEinser
Albert Brown. % Little Faiis. and
Freight Conductor d n Wander
vert. of Albany. we're killed here
yesterday 90 the result - an engine
ard uve freight cars Jumping the
track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
DRINKS ACID
faerIpp. Telegraph ssryIe.l

MARION, O.. Nov TN the
presence OF 4 gathering. ut the
home 81 Ernest FARRELL. today, Miss
Hilda Porter. 10 years old. apnounc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
LosooN's nio DEPARTMENT
STORE ANNOUNCE AUG SALE
TUESDAY.

To make y long story short. 70
uloFruw ue wil iaell regular ~ 20
cotton chain rugs. that scar Ike
ltuu. Tor f5ss. sire sRis. Or d.
same rug. aiHe extg4. ssu0 vhlua
for s5sa Making money fast.
means buying Il Iondona 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
Think This Over

Re1 hams. iGHe D. te1l roaate.
100 H.. rolled roast beef zoe il. pot
rouhfa. g. fp &c. at the CITY ihA
Market Sos Third nv. near Yesisr.
Phone Ind aG22. ~ 3i3k. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
Rummage Sale OF Drap-
cries al Century Furni-
iure Co,

Every woman In Seattle will be
Interested 20 learn that the Century
Furniture Co. Second ave and
Spring st. will. within few days,
hold rummaFe sale uf odds and
ends Of high class draperieH, nets
aud swiss We have many bcauti-
ful designs that Will go ut extreme
~ low prices Put off buying until
this sale begins and watch The star
fnr the first announcement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05
Don't Read This: It's
a Money Saver

We'll. n you InsIat on being a
reader. London's Biz Department
store. III Second ave, Will make
n worth while by cutting prices for
tomorrow only, on carpets and
rugs An All Wool Art Square rug.
cheap At 81 so. Tuesday. 400. the
same rug axa. low at 1895. our spe-
ciai price Tuesday. 1915 lie from
Missouri iust once. and let US show
you, we can.
ioc. all copper dull brass. or black
drawer poles. Be. at splnnlng's spe-
ctai prices on builders hardware. 80
Genuine oak soles. 7be. sewed
The Mems shoe Store, SOS LIST av.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-05

tobaeco trust Throughout Tho coun
try.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01


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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved
PAIL. REIIHIE.R

,456 Temple Court.
S4O.OOO-Nicollet av bargain 3-story solid brick
block, large corner lot S0x13S, close in; here
Is a money maker for you: first time offered.
S2S.Ooo--One of the best built. up7to date. al
most new, Lowry Hill homes ever offered; rare
opportunity to secure one of the finest homes
for great deal less than 1t could be built
for.
Sc. OOO-Good duplex house, strictly modern, IL
rooms, fine location. Pleasant av near Ridge
wood, Blasdel's ad; easy terms, $500 down,
balance $50 per month; first time ohereeA
Don't fail to get this.
S5.IO0-Swell new up-to-date duplex house. close
in; can't be beat; fine location.
S4,S00-Sold brick fiat building, flats. all
modern except heat; walking distance.
S., 3OO-Beautiful new I-room, all-modern, bard
wood finished home; big lot fine location;
near Park av, inside 33d ST.
S., 3O0-Best hardwood finished, hly-pol1shets
strictly modern Groom. east-front home on
Harriet av near Lake ST. rd big bargain nse modeu
except heat: best open nickel plumbing, gas
fixtures. two tine n:antels. lot 64Sl44, Park
av, inside franklin: walking distance come
and make me an offer. .
av, near 32d st; good bargain; first time OF
fered
50, 75O-Modern S-room house and barn. good
lot: Chicago av inside 25th St. . -
$1.25o-Nice broom house and barn. pig i3t
J2Nl45. city water, 2ood cellar' ffeihoh'.
near Plymouth; big bargain.
So 5O0-Very handsome new up-to-date surety
modern sroom sunnyside home, h hardwood d.
handsomely decorated; fine large east-1roh'
lot. Change of business cause of sale. s
Sll 5UO-One of the finest 12-room homes IN sun.
nvside: slate roof fine barn, big corner, lo5
135x13U. besides alley; first time offered anu
can't be beat; less than half cost:
south and east front. corner lot: Dupont av
5: lot 54S13O to alley. ~ q
So, 5oN-Flne solid red brick double house'
rooms each. inside 18th st. near "a az, i ., ds
ST. 5O0-Good two-family house, 9th aV 5 mSloe
Goth st; first time offered
So :OO-StOre and fats, corner frankhn ar
rents $50 per month; IS per cent net; match
less bargain ,,l
81 ,OOo-E!egant Broom. all modern, hardwood
finished, Sunnyside home; sooo Darh' '''''
three years old; near 22d st.
81, s5O-Good ten-room house and barn. city wa
ter 25th st near 5th av S; big bargain
See Paul 3euhler before you buy for hne, new
| up-to-date homes in Lowry Hill, Lake of the
Isles Sunnyside, Lake Calhoun, Lake Harrle,
or in any part of the city, at all prices IL
nropertv at once. No charge made for adver
Using it. Or borrow money. call and see him
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Uninproved
Continued.

GOOD BUILDING LOTS.
$500 each. Irving av S, 35th and seth, west
front, 43x12S.
SGT 5-Humboldt av S, SD and Saith, east
front, 40x12S. i.t
500 each. 4th st N, 18th and 18th avs,
45x12S; easy terms.
$700-Fremont av n between 26th and 9th,
42x127, east front.
$3.50 each oliver az S near Franklin 55x113
east front.
$3.50 each, 1st av S between 33d and 34th,
45x129 each, west front. .,..
$3.50 each, Stevens av between $50 and
Saith, 45X129. .5--.
$75o-Hennepin av, 31st and 32d st. 45x127.
$soO-Girard ay s. between 18th and 10th,
47x154 west front. l. .-. -
$eON-eOx131, Adams st NE between 10Th
and 18th, east front =
81 ,30O-77x12S, corner Clinton av and 31st
$9OO-lrving av s between 31st and 32d,
45X11S, east front. 49,. -,
$sooLEuclid place near 26th, 5ax152, faces
$1,10o-Girard av between 22d and oath,
west front, 40X127..
81 ,25o-1rving av s near 22d, 5ox15o, east
front, lies fine.
81 ,300-Humboldt av between Franklin
and 22d, west front, 41x129:
81, 5OO-Lake of Isles boulevard near 2Sth
6oS2O3, running through to James av.
$l,90O-ColfaN av S corner 24th 44Xl2S,
Minneapolis Trust Co., r
Hennepin and 4th st,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-21
LOWRY REALTY CO.'S BARGAINS.


81 6nO-6-roo1n cottaSe new. Nicollet av.
81, COOS rooms, paruuet floors, corner lot
worth S2,ooo; 18th nv $; great bargaino a.,
ISL and floors full cemepted basement, large
lot. Chicago av let us show this; terms.
~ 81 GtOZES rooms. new house., two lots, easy
terms: Northeast side; near cars.
81 zoos rooms. hot water heat, Col1aS aV
S finest location in city.
rGs large POEMS eishth Ward
finest residence location; sunnys1de: see us:
Would consider clear residence or farm part
We have homes in all parts Of the city from
S.. 900 to $40, 600; many on easy terms.
We will build on your plans; get our price
and terms. Call. write or telephone.
81, 525-A NEW, THOROUGHLY BUILT, FOUR
gas, storm sash, screens and shades. hardwood
floors, good woodshed, unfinished attic large
enough for two rOoms east front on Garheld
av S near 36th st: convenient to car line and
school, easy terms.
s2475-Easy terms; brand new tive-room
house. modern except heat, handsomely fin
ished with full line Of gas fixtures aud shades;
parlor, library and dining room finished In
hardwood: hardwood floors; good bath room
with latest open plumbing; storm sash and
screens large attic sufficient for one bedroom
and large stOreroom q model of convenience
for Homework and heating; lot 40x167 to
16-foot alley; two blocks from best car, line
in the city; perfect gem and bargain.
6O1-2 Phoenix Bldg.
$500 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY, FOR s.
room house. bath. city water, gas. open
plumbing and barn; arranged for two
families: $4,000.
So, e75-Duplex house. five rooms each floor; hot
water heater and modern in every par
ticular: south and east front: corner or
Sd av S.; nothing better in city for home
and investments
s4,25O-A great big snap in MODERN, up-to-date
home. in first-class condition. on Harriet
ay near Franklin
We insure farm and city property
Sloane McCulOch Agency.
Oneida Block. -. lO4 Atm ST -
s2,775-A VERY FINE NEW RESIDENCE OF
six rooms besides hail. bathroom and pantry
full basement, cemented both side walls ant
bottom; lower floor except kitchen finished II
hardwood and work done by day labor; hard
wood floors, latest open plumbing, gas Tx
lures shades. storm sash and screens; will bt
beautifully decorated with designs of YOU
own selection if purchased at once; very tint
high lot on tLyndale av near 56th st; oWne
wants S775 cash, but might. take less, bal
ance easy terms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-21
CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Fosburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto 1901 Harmon
place, girl. =
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. S., 5e5 Eighth avenue
N, boy. o.,
jansen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.. HOG Dupont ave-
nue. n, a boy. -
Bank, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles, e1s Eighth ave-
n. u girl
Bigaouette, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T., 2s27 West
Forty-third street. girl.
Raush Mr.. and Mrs. Louis. SIS Sixth avenue
N. a girl.
Van Anken, Mr. and Mrs. George, 1856 Taylor
street NE, boy.
Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T., 27s7 Eighteenth
avenue s. girl. --'.
Westby, MIR. and Mrs. John, 1904 Fourteenth
avenue S, girl. 49,.
.... MARRIAGE LICENSES
William G. Thomas and Margaret C. Morgan.
Sigfried L. Hestbeck and Elizabeth Morrell.
Lawrence G. Carney and Laura T.. Harlin.
Lymus A. Jones and Rachel Young.
George W. Green and AIDA B. Brisbine.
DEATHS .
Krogan, Michael. 1900 Third street NE.
Sullivan, Katherine, BAT Monroe street NE,
Koch, George, HOB Third avenue s.
Wood, Minnie JOLT East Franklin avenue.
Olson, Hozel. Northwestern hospital.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-21
Furnished Houses.

a RARE OPPORTUNITY; COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1906. The
house is located in of the most desirable
residence sections of the city anu WITHIN easy
walking distance of the business portion; re-
sIonsihle parties only need apply. Address
361:., Journal
FOR RENT-s-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE,
from March to Sept. /; references required.
Sl5 Delaware st Sc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-21
BARTER" AND EXCHANGE

SALE OR ExCHANGE-sMALL ELECTRIC
motor, alternating current, new; half price,
scope, less than half Address 797, Journal.
ONE $40 GUITAR IN FINE CONDITION, ONE
autoharp, five chords, one 1906 Marlin repeat
err, II rolls cornhusker for gas gas engine or
automobile, or what have you. 9O3, journal.
FIVE REGISTERED sHoRTHoRN COWS AND
bulls: one COW weighs 1.soo lbs: also stock
in reliable company to exchange, for horses,
sheep or steers. 1541. Journal. =
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE, LADY's ELG1N
size gold watch, also IA gallon galvanized
water tank; will trade for pony, motorcycle or
typewriter. 94, Journal.
WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR LAND A $4,000
stock Of general merchandise in an Al farm
|. ing section in east central North Dakota
Owners only need to write. 1866. Journal.
TO EXCHANGED FINE RAzoRs, GOOD 81.
cycle, thorobred Llewellyn setter pups; will
trade for anything can use Address 1915,
Journal.
WANT RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE SIGN
nishings, for hrst-class printing. Address to-
CAN USE $4,000 GENERAL STOCK; OFFER
| Neb. Cash offer $23; want $25 acre. 1881,
l. Journal.
COCKER SPANIEL PUP, CHAMBER SET AMI
| lease on room in modern house. What have
you to trade for either. Address 1416 Jour
FINE NEW $50 PHoNoGRAPH OUTFIT FOR
mason and carpenter work. paperhanginng and
granting or sideboard and chitfoners, 11OS.
Journal
RELIABLE CITY FIRM WISHES TO Elk.
change printing of any kind for meals at
| good restaurant. Address 657. Journal.
SIS, 900 PER CENT FIVE.YEAR MORTGAGE
real estate worth SOP 600; want land OF
1 merchandise. 1902, Journal
NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES 70 EXCHANGE
for anything useful or ornamental. Addres:
| DU9 Journal.
| F1RsT-CLAss IRON SAFE, AVERAGE SIZE
| VIII exchange for printing. Address 1913
| Journal. 49,. > = . 4. -. .
ACETYLENE GAS MACHINE. 10 LIGHTS
Will exchange for good typewriter or max,
| me an offer. 1890. Journal.
7 GOOD OPEN BUGGY TO EXCHANGE FoF
spaperhangipg and painting. Address 1928
Journal ,4stl ~z.I.- ~
WANT A ROLL-ToP DESK7 IT'S IN COOL
condition. Prefer sewing machine. Addres
! 1919, Journal.