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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-03

4 p, Choafe. 40 Church street Sc. one
and oue-half story frame dwelling, -,
w. o. Clark - .....-S, s''oo'
one and ne-half-story frame dwell
ling, day labor Ler
Abraham Harris, 11o1 Fifth street s.
alterations. same .....-......, ...... Inv
Oscar W. johnson. 1897 Thirty-fifth ave-
nue. $, onss and one-hsif-story frame ~,
dwelling. c. s. Linden Brothers. LOU
Mary E. Lochren, lis Fourth street 81.
~ two story frame dwelling, E. ]. Davis, 500
Same iii Fourth street Sc. two-story :,
frame dwelling, same ...s...-...... SuS
Nickeis & Smith, ABB Twenty third ave-
nue. n, one and one-half- story frame
dwelling T. b. Thomas .........a.... 1.SQ
ros., So. II
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THREE IN A RUNAWAY
Mrs. Pratt Of speardsh, S. D., Not
Likely to Survive Shock.

SPEARFISH, 8. DIN runaway accident
Mrs. ]. S. Pratt and her daughter, Miss Inez.
who is, an invalid, were dangerously injured and
1t is believed Mrs. Pratt will die She Is the
wife of Captain ]. S. Pratt. who owDs beauti-
full ranch about four miles from town.
Mrs. Graft her daughter and Miss Evans. q
granddaughter were driving home from Spear
and leading a horse The horse kicked and
frightened the team Mrs. Pratt was driving and
the runaway followed. Mrs. Pratt received such
serious injuries that an acute attack OF pneumo
MIA was superinduced and her recovery is doubt
full. ~
Mrs. H. ". Kelly. formerly Of Kingman, Ariz.
has leased the hotel in this city.
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NEW WATER BOARD
City Council; at Tasting s Elects Five
/. ;, os= - Commissioners II: - J:

HASTINGS, MINN.--At the meeting of the
city council Yesterday the following were elected
years: Charles Call, four years; A. NJ :Adslt.
three years; F. e. Estergren., two years; H: &,
TSe bodie seat Of James Mitchell and Frank
Demo- who were killed, by the train at Mendoza.
we're buried in the potter's field. at ;Lnkeside:
Coroner F: w. Kramer deemed the Holding OF
nQucsts unnecessary. =.
The Dakota county seat contest yesterday
was rather monotonous affair. A change OF
procedure was made by the board, and instead
of continuing with the names on the petition.
only withdrawals and revocations were con,
sidered. The net result to date Is about 2OC
names stricken from the list with upwards OF
800 Withdrawal to be considered.
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CAN THE COUNTY COLLECT?
Question Raised in Ditch Cases at
49,, ., e.. Albert Lea, 80

: ALBERT LEA. MINN.-District court con-
vened here yesterday with Judge Nathan Kings
ley Of Austin presiding. The calendar of crimi
nal actions Is practically wiped out. There are
sixty the civil calendar and they will
afford work for the court and jury for fort
night.
There are several cases growing, out Of ditch
petitions. in two instances the question being
whether the county can collect for the prelim-
mary work when a ditch is not ordered.
-, In one instance the county expended over
$1,000. and In another 81 200. and now efforts
are being made to collect. but the persons sign
ing the petitions do not wish to pay as the
bitches were not ordered.
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HOME FROM FLORIDA -.
Saltwater Men Have Been Looking Up
Land Purchases. -.

= SALTWATER, NINA J. hammers and
John Mccarthy are back from Florida where
they spent the winter looking up timber lands
stillwater, Eau Claire and Duluth men are in
terested They have acquired title to S6S 600
o,Rrien il interested i'll several syndicates that
have made large investments in the south.
The grand jury declined to indict William
Prince and William Hicks of Faribaulf, ac-
cused in the municipal court of stealing cloth
ing from a Chicago house, and also IN the case
of George Sweet peddler, charged with tax
ing horse and buggy belonging to Frank
Campbell. 49, 49,,
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I Have Proven Cancer Can Be Cured at Home
No Pain, No Plaster, No Knife.-Dr. Wells.

I have discovered new and seemingly unfail-
ing cure for the deadly cancer. / have made
some MOST astonishing. cures. 1 believe every
person with cancer should know of this marvel
Gus medicine and its wonderful cures and I will
be glad to give full Information free to all who
write me and tell me about their case.
Peter Reagan Galessburg, ILL.,, had cancer of
the mouth and throat. Doctors said, mo hope
Mr. Reagan wrote: +4It is only q question of a
short time-I must die Today his cancer is
healed up and he is we'll. Ny marvellous radia-
tized fluid did it: It has other just such cures to
it's credit. 1t is saving people every day and
restoring them to hesnlth and strength. If YOU
have cancer or any lump or sore that you believe
is cancer write today and learn how others have
been cured quickly and safely and at very small
expense. No matter what your condition may
be, do not hesitate to write and tell me about
It. I will answer your letter promptly. giving
Of many remarkable cures. Address, DR.. Rupert
Wells, 1857 Granite Bldg, st. Loui. Mo. 80.
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old MINNESOTA
TO BE REOPENED
HEIRS OF A GOVERNOR WILL I'M
PROVE BLACK HILLS MINE.
Mistake Was Made Originally in
Building a Mill Before the Mine
Was Equipped to Supply It-Recent
Development Work Reveals Ore
Values of Importance. H.. "
Special to The Journal.

Special to Inc journal. -....-.
Nahant. s. D., May 3.-Plans are being made
by the heirs Of the estate of the late former
Governor Smith of Vermont to operate the
Minnesota mine, near this camp. Several years
ago this was prominent company In the Hills
The mistake was made of building q mill before
the mine had been opened sufficiently to supply
1t with ore, and hence 1t was closed down.
Superintendent Hubbard has, however, been
developing the property thru an old tunnel and
has opened some good ore bodies. He is now
in $50 feet and the ore shows values of from
IS to $500. The plan Is to sink shaft and
open the property more thoroly and then to
remodel and open the mill. -,..
KEYSTONE, S. D.-The Mainstay Mining COM.
pany, with ground near this city, has begun
operations for the summer. season and expects
to push work rapidly The delays so far have
been caused by shortage Of water. This diff
! Guilty has heen overcome by drifting on the 4oo-
| foot level of the main shaft where quantity
of water encountered 80
There is enough water now so that the mill
drops never less than ten, and sometimes as
| many fifteen stamps. The ore is treated
by amalganlation and concentration, ana inc
| concentrates cyanided. Much ore, which
was encountered on the 2O0-foot level, Is being
worked and diamond drill has been Installed
| for the double purpose of prospecting for ore
| and for water.
| DEADWOOD, S. D.--Contracts have been let
for the mill to be built on the Reliance com
pany's ground at Bald mountain WORE mas
boarding houses. Lumber to the amount OF
Il, 900 feet is already the ground and the
work will be pushed with the utmost rap1dlty
The mill will be a 150-ton wet crushing cyan
ide plant provided with No Gates crusher
rolls and Huntington mills for fine grinding
1t is expected to have 1T In operation early II
the fall.
At a special meeting Of the board Of directors
of the Globe Mining company In chicago !
was decided to complete the companys mil
near Lead by Installing the Ogden process I'M
company is already equipped with fine larg
> mill building, and the Ogden and Globe com
: panies will build Jointly. Work Will commenc
Immediately and about three months time VII
be required for it's completion.
1t was also decided to commence to run
new tunnel near the collar of the shaft. In
ore bodies which have been opened on top
the hill by means of a cross-cut will be reache
by the tunnel in about 800 feet. A very salts
9 factory test of the Globe company's ore wa
made in the Ogden mill in Deadwood just befot
Hts destruction. =.
j. TERRY. s. D.--The Ruby Bell tunnel COZ
j. Meeting with the Union shaft has been con
e pleted on the ground Of the Golden heWai
IL Mining company. 1t is 1.7O0 feet In leng'
L and will do away with the necessity OF pun
:, ing water from this shaft.
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s, BIRDsAIL HONORED
iowa Congressman Will Make Memo
r rial Day Address at Arlington IS i

+ IOWA FALLS, IOWA.-Congressma BenJa
min 2. Brdsall> Of this, district has, been in-
3yited to deliver the Memorial day address at Ar
.Hngtoa NATIONAL cemetery In Washington. This
is the most noteworthy oratorcal event of the
year In Washington. and the selection of Mr.
Birdsall is very gratifying to his friends in this
district. 1t5.ssa55$ ~
81. This county will send out tented attraction
in the shape Of an Uncle Toms Cabin company.
The organization is being perfected at Ackley
and the opening date will be in that city next
Saturday. iss(
News has reached this city of the critical ILL
ness at;WaEcrly of John D. Denison. Of the
best-known democrats of the state and for many
years resident of Clarion
Miss Emma G. Davis. daughter of Mrs.
George Davis of College avenne. was married
to w o. Rauworth of Raitone. III. Miss Kate
7 Dab1 was married last evening at the home OF
her parents to Charles Johnson of Dubuque:
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suffer in silence and drift along from
bad to worse, knowing full we'll that
they ought to have immediate assist
ance, but natural modesty impels
them to shrink from exposing them
selves to, the, questions and probable
examinations of even their family
physician. It is unnecessary. Without
money or price you can consult a wo-
man whose knowledge from actual ex-
perience is great.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation.
Women suffering from amy form Of
female weakness are invited to promptly
communicate with Mrs. Pihkham, al
Lynn, Mass. All letters are received,
opened, read and answered. by women
only A woman can freely talk of her
private illness to a woman; thus has
been established the eternal confidence
between Mrs. Pinkham and the women
of America which has. never beer
broken. Out of the vast volume o.
experience which she has to draw from
it is more than possible that she hal
gained the very knowledge that will
help your case. She asks nothing il
return except your goodwill, and he1
6OV1Cc HdS Tc1icScu ouI
any woman, rich or poor. is very foolish
if she does not take advantage of thi
generous offer of assistance. 49,
If you are i'll, don't hesitate to get ,
bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham'sVegetabl'
Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn. Mass, for special advice.
When medicine has been successful
in restoring to health SO many women
you cannotwell say, without trying it
IT do not believe it will help me. ;"
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MANY ATTEND: MEETINGS
u. N. Hunt Opens a Revival in the
Zunbrota City Hall.

ZUMBROTA. MIMIC. n. Hunt of st. Louis
Is holding revival meetings here in the city hall
and is attracting large audiences AS yet few
conversions have been made. One Interesting
thing about the services is that anyone having
telephone in the house may listen as we'll as tho
he attended the meetings.
Superintendent H.. j. Montgomery has declined
recollection as superintendent of the schools and
has accepted similar position at Montevideo
at larger salary. Ali other teachers have ,been
reelected.
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: CAss LAKE PREPARING
Commi tees Appointed for the Northern
Firemen's Tournament in June.

3. CASs LAKE. MINN.--At meeting of the
fire department Tuesday evening. the tourna-
ment Of the Northern Minnesota FireInen s
association which vii! be held IN Cess Lake
on June 90 u. % and % was discussed and
committees for it appointed.
Gus Ni0ehlenbrook has been elected captain of
the running team, and the DEPARTMENT has de-
'cided to give q fist prize Of So to the member
of the team who is most regular In attendance
at practice and IS to the second. The low
rate Of 81 day will be charged to fremen who
participate in the tournament for hotel accom- :,
.Inoda ions. u. - aaE.
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MADISON. MIrTN.-The Lutheran normal
school closed Yesterday. Commencement exer
ing graduating .5 Petra 4 ellin. Sfvere Engel
sfad soIine4 Haugen. Andrew Holbeck. lie
Knutsen. Inge Lund, S. j. n elson Andrew
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ELECTS NEW TEACHERS
Good List Chosen by Montrose School
Board.

MONTROSE. MlNN.-The following teachers
have been elected for the coming year: Su-
perintendent Mr. Bailey Of Raymond: Miss Nc
Kay of Alexandria, Miss Farley of FRANKLIN
Miss Laura Terrell of Montrose, and Miss Anna
The I. O. o. F., lodge will give a band con-
cert and musical this evening for the nene
At IF their brother sufferers in San Francisco
The Great Northern has commenced its work
at this place The tracks will be lowered about
eight feet.
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BOYS HAND TORN OFF
Rod With Which He Poked a Fire Was
Bomb.

CAsTLEWOOD. S. D.-While several children
were playing about a bonfire at the old race
track. Willie Strait aged IS. picked up what
found lying on the. ground. and started to
poke the fire with It.. AS he was stirring the
flames there was an explosion which tore off one
of his hands. 1T appears that the iron rod was
really tube, and that it had been loaded With
dynamite or some other powerful explosive, thus
forming dangerous bomb. Two brothers Of the
Strait boy also were injured by the explosion,
but less seriously. - .'-.'
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MARsHALLTowN,'H IowA.---Al g. Swain,
former. y editor Of the Oskaloosa Daily Herald,
now American consul at southampton, Eng,
land, cabled $50 to the San FRANCISCO rehei
fund
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

Turnbull. Mr.. and Mrs. h. ", PAPA Garfield
avenue, a boy. 4I .ss..
Foster, Mr. and Mrs f. j., 2o4 Fourth avenue
Sc girl
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. John. 2117 Twenty first
Hokanson, MI. and Mrs. c. H., 1924 Marshall
Rosenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L., Is Fifteenth
o. Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p, 4121 Upton
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. R., 51o1s Cedar ave-
"u conroy, ~ Mr.. and Mrs. 1913 Washington ave-
nue. s, a girl
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MARsHALLrowN 1owA.-Eight section
men employed in the Iowa Central yards here
struck Tuesday for higher wages. They have
been receiving $1.30, and now demand Sl.oo.
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MARsHALLTowN, IowA.-The spring meet
ing of the Central Association of Congregational
churches is being held here. The attendance
| is fair Rev. J. W.. Osgood Of Belle Plaine
was elected moderator.
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ST. CLOUD, MINN.--a. Leigh Little. d,
prisoner charged with forgery. died last eyes
hing at St Joseph S home after al long siege of
pneun1onia He--sas 25, and had said he was
the son of q Scotch bankers
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y There are splendid opportunities o
5. every day on Ths Journals clean
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS

HoY's DETECTIVE BUREAU, SUITE bIA-5l5
Phoenix building; 20 years continued expert
ence in Minneapolis; legitimate, business
solicited; reasonable rates: best OF references.
Both nhones.
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RARTER AND EXCHANGE

waNTEn 10 ExcHINGE-A DOUBLE STORE.
two-story brick building, in q Wisconsin town
or 120o inhabitants, 80 miles from St Pauii
will trade for automobile, or what nave your
Address Box 512, Hastings. Mimi
10 EXCHANGE-osTEoPATH AND MAS
sage treatments for upright piano, music les
sons, tailoring, fuel, groceries or anything
, can use; all diseases successfully treated. Ao-
dress 4204, Journal ,
WANTED-A STRICTLY HIGH-daADE BIZ
cycle in good condition, coaster-brake pre-
ferred, In exchange for tailoring. What have
you? Address 4491, Journal. y
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EAU CLAIRE, w1s-The Valley club. Will
invest $4,000 in a site and building and has
aIected the following officers: President. John
s. owen: vice president, g. D. Moon: treasurer.
B. A. Burlington secretary, G. w. Churchill.
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sUPERFLuoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC. PERMA-
nently removed by electricity. Miss Holster,
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand OF the
northwest Exclusive specialist.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF HENNE-
pin-District Court: Fourth Judicial District. :
Robinson and sydney Houghton. defendants.
Opon reading and filing the petition OF the
for an order Of the court authorizing said re
ceiver to sell the personal property In his hands
IT is hereby ordered that said receiver be and
he hereby is authorized to sell all the personal
property belonging to the said, receiyership IN In
his hands. at public auction at the storeroom OF
Samuel White. No. 215 Fifth street S. in the
city OF Minneapolis, in said county and state.
on the 18th day of May. 1905, at 10 O'Clock IN
Audit is further ordered that notice OF said
sale be given by publishing this order twice IN
The minneapolis Journal and that q copy OF
said oder as published in said Minneapolis
Journal be mailed to each OF the above nam me-,
partnership at least ten f1o) days before the
day Fixed for said sale. s -,
D'eN'.5 'l5'--- 's7TsH II. D. DICKINSON,
as = 5 Judge Of Said Court
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STOVE REPAIRS

GASOLINE STOVES AND LAWN MOWERS
repaired and -sharpened., Queen Mfg. Co., 7OS
LIST aE S. T. c. 3oe0.z .tte-
o. 8. STOVE REPAIR CO., Is Sd ST 8, STOVES
! repaired and stored for summer. Both phones.
| Prompt service.
| REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST.
| ern Stove Repair Co., BIZ Hennepin
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NORTHWEST NECROLOGlC

ST. CLOUD. MINN.-Henry Krebs, aged 3d.
prominent educator in Stearns county. died
today of plurisy at the home of his son, George
in educational matters for nearly half century,
serving as teacher and county superintendent.
He is survived by six children all OF whom
live in this vicinity. - '14H ~
e HELENA. MONT.-Dennis Kane father of
Anthony Kane we'll to- do bond dealer of Min
neapolis died here yesterday at the home of
his daughter Mrs. John Gibson. In his ninety
fourth year His son has been here from Min
neapolis for some time expecting the end.
Carl schuch. an aged German American and
personal friend Of Karl Mark. the famous
sncinifst. dropped dead while walking from the
County hospital to this city. He was IS.
X HUDSON. wise. r. Jones, pioneer resi-
dent Of this city. died yesterday Of paralysis.
from which he has been sufferer for the last
three years and a hnh.
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to ~ n.,
Thursday, May 3.
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f.. OCEAN STEAMERS -
FRENCH LINE
C0ss,pagaie Generate
Ts,ansaflassffqUe
Fast Roufe 10 tho Continent
6laanfEc Twin Screw and Express
Mall Steamers
Unexco5Ied In Speed and Elegance
~ n~.sE> cL M Nc

Mall Steamers
UnexcsgIsd In Speed and Elegance
Now York = Paris 81 Days
LA PROVENCE, newest of fast leviathans,
having passenger elevator roof cafe ,sand many
other Innovations Fleet of modern, gigantic
Twin-Screw and Express Steamers; naval ofi.
GERS ,nan-of-war discipline companys vestf
LA LORRAlNE may ~
FLA GASCoGNE, Saturday May 18th, 10 Am:
LA TOURAlNEs ..................... may ~
sLA BRETAGNE.... Saturday, May 10; 10 AM
LA SAyOIE .................. May "a
Ia PROVENCE. May 81
LA LORRAINE ........ June
+Special-Extra departures Use OF ent1fs
steamer at cheap second class rates.
For plans, reservations and full information
call on, telephone or write to
w. B. Chandler 49, Sra STREE
A. e. Johnson & Co., 100 Washington Ave-, So.
Agents for Minneapolis
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RED WING, MINN.-John F. Johnson was
sentenced to ten days in Jail without the option
If fine for violating the quarantine rules. He
left his house. which was quarantined for diph-
liberia.
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3 nEATHs

DEATHS.
Hare. Nellie, Asbury hospital.
southard, Mary, 625 East Sixteenth street.
Day. Sarah. 2219 Pierce street.
Z Williams, George E., 800 Grant street.
Johnson Thelander. 1921 East Franklin ave
nue.. r,.-,.,: .,,,o
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTORS, ATTENTIoN-PATENTs IN ALL
countries promptly obtained, sold, leased, man
ufectured; models made; Is years established;
unexcelIed reputation inventors book free.
Address Patent Market, st. Paul, Mimi.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT LAW
/ yers and solicitors; main office, 925-9S3 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis. Minn.; 81 Mccall
building, Washington, D. G.
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CoLBURN, wIs.--Annie. the 1-year-old
daughter Of Frank Shreck. was burned to death
In fine woods near her home. 1t is supposed
her clothing caught fire while she WAS standing
beside bonfire.
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MINING INVESTMENTS

FOR SALE-oNE-HALF INTEREST OR ALL
Of one of the richest placer properties in
Idaho; p 20-acre claims or three miles OF
virgin gravel with plenty of water; test holes
show values as high as 5000 per yard and
S312 to single pan. Here is chance to get
the best hydraulic property In the west at
big bargain that will return millions: Ii yoT
Wing, MINI.
q. =. SMITH 6 co., 1924 GUARANTY BLDG,
Minneapolis; also Duluth. We buy and sen In
all markets. We have information regarding
all properties. Phone. Nicollet $50.
pr lTTEYILLE WIS., LEAD AND EMO
stocks Write concerning stocks. Advice free.
W. p Mcdonald. Andrus building. Mpls.
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BLACK RIVER FALLS WIS. George Nelson
Is under arrest following the verdict Of the
coro1eris Jury in the case of OscAr Heggs to
the eject that Heggs came to his death at the
handle of Nelson. Heggs died OF broken
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
WANTED-TRAvELING AND LOCAL AGENTS
everywhere for light article, selling fast.
especially to farmers; exclusive territory CIV
en-; enormous profit. Write American Patent
Market. st. Paul. MINI.
AGENTS WANTED-oFFICIAL SAN FRAN
cisco Earthquake Book; large pages, startling
pictures, elegant binding; books free; freight
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NOTICE


- REMOVAL NOTICE.
- The Weber Music 90. has removed to the
Holtzermann Chicago store, 425 Cedar ay.
. Look for opening notice.
go - Weber Music Co..
By J. e. Weber.
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MONUMENTS.

$40 600 WORTH OF FINISHED GRANITE AND
marble monuments, markers, ETC.; must be
sold before June /. Please call at salesroom
l. of Anoka Marble and Granite Works 425
Washington av n.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO. MONUMENTS.
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office 419 9th st s. Granite and
Marble Works. 8517 Hen. ay. Both phones.