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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27

GREEN ISLE, M1NN.-walter- Dohney was
seriously injured by falling upon meat hook.
He was painting In a meat market when the
ladder slipped and he fell upon the hooks tear
ing his arms bare to the bone. --:..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-27

Coarse disco1ored, oily, red skin rendere
fair and inviting by Satin skin powder. 25c
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Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Waterman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles D. Velle .sS,st - s~st5S% ~ N-r- - -

Forty members of the Ladies' Social circle of
Shiloh Presbyterian church were entertained at
q thimble bee at the home Of Mrs e. B. Day
Of Washburn avenue 8: Wednesday afternoon:
The parlors were prettily decorated with sweet
peas and nasturtiums. and in the living, room,
great clusters OF dahlias were used. Mrs. Jen.
nings gave instrumental selections and Mrs.
Pooler recited. The women are making arrange:
ments for picnic to be given at Minnehaha
Falls next Wednesday. .~. z
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MILLINERY items

loo for $1.o0 Untrimmed
Shapes.
$50 for $500 Trimmed
Hats.
29c for 75c Duck
Hats.
1Oc for 75c Fancy
Braids.
$3.50 for $500 Trimmed
Hats.
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Wornen's best quail
ity c o t t o n lace
trimmed Umbrella
Drawers; value 39c
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17
A WONDERFUL INVENTION

1t is interesting to note that for
tunes are frequently made by the
invention of articles of minor i'm
portance. Many Of the more pop
ular devices are those designed TO
benefit people and meet popular
conditions, and one Of the most in
teresting Of these thathas ever been
invented is thd Dr. White Electric
Comb, patented Jan. L. '99 These
wonderful Combs positively cure
dandrufi, hair folling out sick aud
nervous headaches, and wnen used
with DIR. Whites Electric Hair
Brush are positively guaranteed
to make straight hair curly in %
days time. Thousands Of these
electric combs have been sold IN
the vafions cities Of the Union, and
the demand is constantly incfras-
ing. Our agents are rapidly be-
coming rich selling these comb,
They positively sell on sight send
lor sample. Mems size 3jc ladies
SOC - (half price while We are iu-
irocucing them. The Dr White
TIL, Dr. White Electric Comb Co..
Decatur. III.
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BRAND COLUMN

I Peter itme1s. HurrB. h6rcf Pr on ItrsU
. DC. raffIn same Hr either lIu. raTmafkH grHu
I tHl f1.i' o. lcii caf, swallow fofA asfs4uafa
grit- Hif in fi4ai.
NFuwl.s uufHs. h6rstf 1oHUfe fof vcr.ir
rarIaffs. two uHIHfuirs ir each cuf. a.f1 s6fi
.taH .isi nsf q ou rfli ubf. tafmafk. uH1g
HaiI COOP ir I.i' Caf
JumaItr nums cattle @ aH lsf hip. sif
HffEs. .rHH uH ieff rff. swallow IHfk iH Hsaf
". i.H f..gIItf Cf'ir. HaI rTr.r rf.ss on
r.ih. air gafatiAs. lrir.h.f iH usa. rauur
.rf.'. iH itia
Nt1la nros.. nams, cattle. double da' t.rI
f.sHf gaf. swallow iafkta .tn. uaiila 81 fi.ft
Jaw aIfa some branded circle s 90 rgatt.ie
% 4 shiHsigig1keg. uuut. fofscs. 8 oa ist
tHnli4sf, fai."t nu flfaf tii' all Niri gaF
laft'. fgt OF usai gal, crop aad aadgl bali
Frrl Duusii, ugus hopys. ~ oa tae lsii
tFsglfef. ttfi.e W ol len eide. eaflafs. 81.
irf bal. crop in zach gaf
o. : Williams HlieI, hrffes. Cn ou The ien
1f .eii ysF HHdrF Ha.i gf1p ID usaf vdiiIcnd.
ler chin a'fl rafI.r branded ~ rf5r ard ln-
trl.H 20. rsf. lH1rl lali crop ir fisGt a.fu
.si.s aa .e. H.t. cf9r aa1 'pii, o. .eii sa',
HU Elliott, Safr1uf. t1nef. 10 ht0mllacl1a
.,i' tiiaH rtite 10 toalaiaUi au ieit alr. gtf.
llafA eflg, tNfr pf eath gaE waffle on chiE
HHH'a .'.HH HNt.Af
sylvester smith. Saff0ut. horses. o. s oa fishf
.Us. rafiir y Nafl ttfuIfAl under lalf crop HH.
seuii ufef s.ppv ia each Car !ashaailo end
feH.sT
h frIh. flgns t1fsrs quarter tlf,ia- or
.isH. Hiut l.. lli Ten shoulder cattle. quarter
.Ir..a NJ Hu eif.rF lip. farnHrE. crop IN r.rlf
as.. fF.i. ig g-.isr s.te of igff. $50 lrHlrns.
a Q l,IHs LHIH., Hofses. s. aH Ten Ies aud
2 -r ".aH..i.I .U UsH. slullirT. aIru H,HI. uf.
.-ii f-.l.-rf Ua'ile, ra|kllF Clalr Dl leiI h.p.
-fIIlaIAr fi.a. VOC lrHUTefl down .rf. eur s.uI-
..s towards bead uH urprr side. Waffir CU lcl
s.iru Beck H.. suinais dtloued
t r. Rutherford. huFus caff'H. uar oH Igft
s.ie lafa aaf4, uHiyr half crop rIshI eaF. h1n-s
Htr ga .ei. shoulder.
4aas Nirg.e,l, Burns. h0rsef .ehaiuIag.
. t.I shoulder cattle. came un lefr flfIH. marx
HI'uh Go. eaf, short elefs.ofe iH f.sa'.
4raH lFait1ek. -ilyits Eafres So 0r tht Ieii
sI.H ..laf cattle So nE FIsAf slI-s f.ag.. rrat.
on fiflr eaE swallow fora o. ler, tss.ap oh
"r.fEe,
" eu.t., Burns cattle, 81 on rshi sllr
4afkf splii On fislt ear. ualilr on uase.
% UuisUeil buns. cattle. fCissars 1u fIshr
side, uarsr crcl and sFiit iu each Gag,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17

Cciry coutt meets the ars wcirc.iay ir
January. March. May. Juiy. september and
NofenDsf
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Portland, Chicago, and a mum
Der OF other cities have forbidden
racing, and the bringing abou, oi
this condition is the world-olJ
story-fghting among the pro-
moters themselves. Ii is a curious
thing, yet indisputably true, that
public sentiment mas never had a
hand in stopping racing. 1t is
only when gamblers and jealous
race-Irack owners wanted to ap.
propriate everything in sight that
the officials were forced TO take
a hand. Politics has also cat no
small figure in giving the sport
bad name. IL was because those
behind the Washington Park race
track, the home of the great clas-
sic, the American Derby, would
not stand for the work Of the poll.
,ical pirates of Chicago that racing
at Washington Park was aban-
doned.
Whether Portland will give an
other racing NEE ing remains with
the courts. The value OF thor
oughbreds in Oregon runs into
thousands and thousands of dol
lars. There is something in the
climatic conditions that is wonder
fully beneficial 10 both ligh, har-
ness and running horses. Oregon
bred horses are noted for their
splendid conformation, lung power
anu well shaped hoofs. Horse
men who race in California dur
ing the winter months are more
than anxious to bring their stables
to Oregon. They are willing lo
r"ce for smaller purses, so as 10
give their horses a chance TO rest
up for the hard winter campaign.
They will bring runners into Ore
gon that have been raced off,
campaign them at the various
small meetings and the records of
Oakland and Ascot tracks bear
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17

Sundays Of each month at II a. m.
and 7:80 y. m. Sabbath school at
10 a. TN. every Sabbath morning.
Preaching services at the Baptist
church every ist aud 2nd Sundays,
morning and evening Sunday
school every Sunday at l0a. ~
prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. The pastor viii preach al
Silver Greek the third SUNDAY Of
the month, and at Van the lth sun
iay until further uoiice.-Rev. A.
b. Miuaker, Pastor.
job priutiug--The Times Herald
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Religious Services.

First Church Christ scien,.s, ser.
vices II an Sunday. Evening SER
vice 1880. Wed evening meeting at
7;30 Sunday school lO a IN, 10 the
King building two door north ofThe
Times- Herald office.
Rev A. J Irwin will preach at
Harney the 2nd sunday Of each
month a; II a. m. and 7:80p. ~.
Sabbath school every sabbath at 2
p. M
The Harney Sunday .choo, meets
az > O'Clock each Sunday and a
cordial invitation l. extended 10 al,
who can attend 20 NEE, with us
Al the Presbyterian church
Burns, Rev. 4. J Irwin pastor.
Deviue services the third aud fourth
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ario-Burns
Stag lime.

Leaves Burns daily for 0n.ar
at $3.50 a m. Arrives at Burns d
" from Ontario at Bpm.
The only through passenger al
transfer route from BUrns to Il
railroad.
First-olass accommodations, al
good eating siatilns ct convenis,
distances sloug The route.
S. s. WILLIAMS, Gen. Mgr
Drewsgy, Orego
L. Woldenberg Jr., Agent,
Burns, orego
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out the statement tina, these horses
are the winners during the first
three months of the winter meet
ings. There is something besides
the climate which brings a jaded
horse back to his best form. 1t is
the hay and the good water
William g. Mac Rae, in The
Pacific Monthly for March
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There is fascinating interest
in the study Of livestock markets
the conditions, il one gets at the
bottom Of the subject.
Prices of cattle, hogs and NUT
ton sheep ebb aud flow like tides,
as the tastes and purses of the
people dictate, For the past two
years sheep have been in the as
cendancy and cattle have gone a
begging. Mutton has been in de
mand, sheepgrowers have profited
greatly and commission men have
reaped immense rewards from the
popular demand.
Mutton is now at the very high
est tide. Prices were never so
high before. 1t is a fad to eat
mutton. II is fashionable to buy
high.priced mutton steaks and
slews. All the fashionable hotels
make a specially Of catering to
the public demand.
Beef is commonplace, 1t is
not fashionable to eat beet that
costs but $3.50 to 81 per 100 on
foot. The beef tide is at the low
est ebb.
Ranges are glutted with fat
cattle, feed yards are crowded
with unsold herds and markets
are sluggish. II is not in fashion
to eat low-priced beef. But
Prestol The mutton tide over
reaches and the people begin to
revolt at the cost of living with
mutton a, such fancy prices in the
big cities.
The multering of a housewife
at the startling cost of mutton
chops turns the current Of the
markets Of the world. The NUT
tering creeps from home TO home;
mutton falls slowly into disuse and
cheap beef begin to ascend in
popular favor again.
Then the eoniagion Of beei-eaJ-
ING spreads from home to hotel,
from hotel to hslel and soon the
range a thousand miles away feels
the effec, OF this housewives NUT
terings. Mutton goes down and
down and beef up and up and the
extremes change places and the
cattle market is keenly sensitive
TO the public palate and the sheep
sales fall off as the multering o,
the housewife spreads.
And so the great tides Of the
market ebb aud floN, and sheep
and cattle alternate in popular
favor. |, has always been the
history Of the market, it will al
ways be the history, repeated per-
iodically as the tides run wildly to
their highest flood and overreach
aud then recedr.
The range responds to the pal
ate Of the publie.-Ex.
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Our nca uaos entitled lU MosEY
MAKINH luLAs B. worth its v,i!.t iu
gold 90 syay mar who wants 20 start a
legitimate paying mail order tusiness.
lt els sou what 90 do and how 60 do
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and ws WI. cod son thr book. and a
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Circuit Cour meets the Thtri Mouday ia
Aprii and Fourth Monday Co.. October
ioiui Representative ....... ............l l. ,ltf
Joint -cnainr ... ............ y L. Rand
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Meetings Of iH, coursT ,,s-r second .us
forfib "Wednesday
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WANTED RusTwoHrHY uES AND
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The Times-Herald. the Re-
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lowing papers one year for
S3.00ii paid thismonth: The
Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal
OF Portland, the Weekly san
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CLAIRVOYANTs
THE MASTER MIND IN cLA1RvoYANcY j
occultiSm.


50c-Readings-5oc
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Consult the most genuine. oldest established
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In the city, and you will save time, money
and disappointment.
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+ Calls names, tells past, present and future,
aud the object of your call, and what you
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do; give advice on all matters of Importance.
He will tell you your name without one word
spoken; he will tell you the names of loved
ones, giving dates, facts and locations; he
will tell you the number and the street you
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your enemies. He will advise you on bust
ness speculation, travels, changes, law suits,
Wills deeds. mining claims, love. court
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PROFESSOR FOSTER. Psychic DEAD
81 trance medium, $40 Nicollet. room !, No sign.
So reading SOC. Past, present, future, Names
dates; send 25c. six questions, date of birth
Z for psycopathic reading. 80 Nicollet av
@BS over news store.
CLAIRvOYANT-MRS.M MARY JACOBS. WELL
known clairvoyant and business medium may
be consulted on all affairs of life at her
Office, Ole 3D. av S.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


TO BUILDERs-A GOOD TENANT WISHES A
new home by May l.. Able to pay satisfactory
rent. Will lease for number of years and
guarantee to keep property free from abuse.
Three in family. Would like to, hear Of a
= builder who would putaup house to suit.
= Location South, near Hennepin or 1st:av. .Ad-
yertiser would consider buying. Address 9744,
WANTED-PARTIEs LEAVING THE CITY TO
. get our rcut rates; on household goods to Chi
cago Denver, Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points,. For the best of service
and the loWestipes sihle,ra ties, write call on
The Boyd TransfeFs s. Stnase Go...46sS 3D. st.
WANTED-OFFICE- AND STORE FIXTURES,
especially Safes - desks, showcases and wall
cases; highest prices paid For shipment to
y the coast.a 22S Sd st S. '&r.: - tna,. .3i
WANTED-RoLL- TOP DESK; MUST BE IN
good condition and not under 81 inches. !, Call
bo7 Sykes Block or phone 1892 T. C ~
WANTED-To BUY CHEAP CoRNICE AND
iron bending machine and large shears. Ad-
dress 9691, Journal H> = 80 6'1
SAFE WANTED; MEDIUM SIZE: STATE d.
+ mensions make and price; owners only Adj
dress $780,, Journal. ~ +. -. T.. gs,2 e asas-S9
MAGAZINES AND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR
cash. Lockwood & Dart, is Sd st S. =.
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MEDICAL.


DR.. j. F. WHITS0N.
The magnetic heals 1116 1st av S, cures
cancers, tumors without knife or medicine;
no risk Of life; pain attached to his treat
meIt; also neuralgia, nervous prostration,
heart, stomach liver, kidneys and cataract on
eyes, female trouble, hard Of hearing, lum-
bago peralias; all must yield to his mag
netic power, because the treatment gives d.
recty on the diseased organs and restores per-
feet harmony thruout the entire system. DR..
j. f. Whitson Institute 1116 LIST av s, Min
neapolis. a--@~- r ~ ,.f
900 OUT OF 1000 =
Have Kidney or Stomach Trouble s--t--
and 90 not know it. Send me your name and
address and let me tell you how to test your
kidneys and how I cured Bright's disease of
the kidneys of several years standing with
out medicine, surgery or loss of time James
Daniel Farrell, Minneapolis, MINI.
IF you SUFFER FROM POOR CIRCULA.
ton, indigestion, constipation nervous
ness take massage Treatments and suggest
I've therapeutics given by Dr.. Gurli Gum.
'merson, ofsce at $50 Auditorium building.
Office phone 7. G. 1896. Residence, 100 18th
st S. T. G. 1O111. r. -. -
PILEs-DR. H. WAITE, 80 YEARS SPECIAL.
ist cures every Write for pamphlet
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av Minneapolis
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WANTED TO RENT

TO LEASE A HOUSE THAT MAY BE oCCU-
pied April / or May !; must be at least eight
or nine good large rooms; modern in every re-
spect; prefer locations south between Goth
and goth SITS; good tenant; three in family;
good price; might consider buying if alto
gethef% satisfactory. Present home occupied
for long time but must vacate because new
owner will live in it. Address 9745. Journal
wANTED-TO RENT, SMALL FARM, Is TO 20
acres. station; within 100 miles of Mime
arolis; must have. good building and land;
lease with privilege Of buying: cash rent; full
particulars first letter: location. description,
price anG rent. Address 91S6, Journal.
FURNISHED FLAT WANTED-yoUNG CoU-
pie no children, desire to rent until June l a
welifurnished modern fiat. 1884, Journal.
WANTED-To RENT, A LARGE BARN TO AC-
commodate four horses and wagons. Union
City Mission. ---7 -.
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FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. J WASH. Az 8;
feather and cut flowers and plants; floral de.
signs fer all occasions. T. c. phone 172S.
GET PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS AND DE-
signs of Latham, florist. So 10th st s. beforee
ordering elsewhere.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

- BIRTHS. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Springsted. 621 Cedar
avenue. son.
Mr.&and Mrs. John B. Macdonald, IS Twelfth
street " . SON.
Z Mr. and Mrs Edward Evanson, 4o5 Ontario
street Sc. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs John Pearson 1888 Grand avenue,
twins boy and girl.
Mt. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Carroll, 727 Thir-.
: y
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

>~~o~~~~~~
JOHN H. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer SO 7th st s. Both phones.
HUME DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA
sonic Temple 9th and Hennepin. Both phones.
HUME 6 ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
TO Henncpin ay. T. C. 97o7. N. W. 1922.
RAINVILLE BROS. UNDERTAKERs AND
furniture, II Central ay. Both phones
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

FOR MINNEToNKA PROPERTY WRITE OR
call on a. S. Apgar, Excelsior, Lake Mime.
tonka MINI. Catalogue free. Come early
! Get first choice.
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HOTELS

TRAVELLING MEN CAN SECURE FIRsT.CLAss
rooms In Library apartments, Hennepin and
18th st; freproof building: steam heat. hot
water and bath privileges; one and two flights
up: 81 rer day.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd 81 AND Cd Az 8; ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms,
= Rates. T5c, 81. $3.50 single.
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING Ma.
chirery; large stock of secondhand and new
Northern machinery Co.. 21T Sd st S. MDls.
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MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS R.R
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS


4. block L.. town Of Minneapolis i -. s1soo
e. NJ. Williams and wife to A. White, lot
2, block =. Russells fourth addition. $50
block 8. Chicago Lake Street addition 2,45o
Farmers Mechanics Savings bank to
J. Runderguist part lot 3. block %,
Atwaters addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO0 :
r. Larson and wife to H. NJ. Moss. part ~.
4 lot. il. block u. B. s. Wright's ad- ---es
o1tlon ....:" 80. -; 1850: A,odo 5
AL. lot 2. sec section a-11e-2i. IT,. 5000
H.. w. HazeIton to W. c.. Jones. lot H. 4
block 81. Calhoun Park :..........,. 500
e. NJ. Bisbee to c. Granberg, lot r.
block 8. Lindley Lenenfelters addi-
lion oeSS
c. w. Griggs and wife to I. Gibson ct
al, lot Ii. block o. Oak Lake add
ClOn FlIVoo
L. Thomas and husband to F. Chambers,
ct al, lot 4, block l, Coe & Channells
aQ01t1On ............ o,ooV
S. D. Gale and husband to G.. G. Brown, .G
lots II and r. block Q. Oak Lake adj
Total s1s,275
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Gottfried Franzen and Dorothy c. Liden.
Albert +. Vanstrum and Maud Adele Rraden.
John j. Peterson ana Ida d. Carlson.
Val w. Huebscher and Eleanor Sauer.
Frank n. Fyten and Katie Grosbush.
Louis NJ johnson and Marie johnson.
Joseph T. Gas2ard and Jewell ]. Johnson.
Joseph H Collinson and Edna B. Noyes.
Dwight E. Kidder and Anna 3. Guthrie.
Edward l.. Hessel and Caroline Howe.
Joseph 0. Brass and Victoria Hambernick.
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FINANCIAL.

n ..s.:4a$9sEt CHATrEI LOANS, g + -.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co., IA
s. .5@S&' 3, Established rs Years, = a. - -
IL. 1870 a,g.s... Loans 80 s-@
On furniture, pianos. horses, etc., without the
slightest publicity, Small or large pay ments.
weekly O: monthly, with privilege OF payment
on or before, thus stopping all cost. Having
been engaged in the money lending business
for the past 20 years, and with the large Gil.
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