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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-19
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

~c~N~~cScc~.c - ~oo ~, - ~
cash. We have several customers now In hand
for six or eight-room houses, who have the
p sset Ssn ss
at once Call on Janney, 2o3 Oneida Bldg
WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR SEVEN or
eight-room, new, modern house In South Min
- west of :Lyndale;; hardwood floors, hot water
d desss f f. L.. IT, 9s Security Bank Bldg:
FINE MODERN HOUSE ON EoW w = Hill. .Ido OR
}, customer from the east will be here TINS
= 18th ward. l.. A. Dunsmoor, GIG Phoenix
LOTS ON MINNEHAHA. AND CEDAR Av;
also cottages; customers waiting. Rooming
t: house, 20 rooins; walking distance from West
!. Biiehfeldt & Cotton $50 Temple Court.
WANT 70 BUY-A GOOD: QUARTER Or
: half section Of North Dakota land; must
be cheap for CASH; could handle good
aesseSa e aaa E. stats ls
ND. - ...--.-
WE SOLICIT YOUR 11sT1Nas.
!: We have continual calls Tor all classes e OF
: your time to investigate Best IRE and lorna
:; do insurance: Chute Realty Co., so1 Central.
.WANTED-THE ! BEST MODERN HOUSE
$4,000 will buy in good school district; must
cash. balance ninety days Give full descrip-
tion. Answer. 323s. Journal. :
wANTED-wE DrsiRE AN ADDITION OF so
or more cheap lots (ayerage price less tn'n
$125 per LOTT in any growing town OF o,OVO
or more. All propositions: investigated. Al
dress 2003, Journal {, = -
wANTED-FRoM: ONE TO FIVE ACRES 81
improved OF unimproved Minnetonka property;
must have some lake frontage; give descrlp-
ton and price. Address. 1894, Journal.
WANTED-To BUY STRICTLY MODERN =
room cottage, nicely located In 9th or 18th
wards Can pay $500 down, and monthly pay
ments. Address 3127. journal. :
ABOUT FIVE ACRES IMPROVED. COTTAGE
and barn, young orchard, berries etc.,. 4 n
blocks from carline. i 4S46 Drew ay 3, Or
address 2J10, Journal. : : -. =
WANTED-A : sEVEN-RoOM COTTAGE IN
neat, Can pay $500 down and $50 per month.
Address 3112, Journal. :. ]. ],
WANTED TO BUY--A SIX Or SEVEN. ROOM
/ modern house; will pay $500 down. balance
| monthly; give location and description. Ad.
| dress 2974. Journal:. :: " !: :. :.
NCHAs. 20. ELwELL & CO., = J. 9
! - ;. :, !. 71S Guaranty Loan.
| List your property with us for quick returns.
! Rents collected -.
wANTED-MoNDAY FOR Cash, A GOOD
| SITS. Chas. o. Elwood & Co., 71s Guaranty
! Loan bldg. = = -.
LIST YOUR HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT
| with us: have customers waiting; sell prop
/ erty under. my care. Jennings, s24 Guarant,
! building. yf~- 8 Z =
HAVE RUYER FOR BUSINESS BLOCK: MOI
| over $4,000, and not particular as to loca
*tion. Ernest II. Damn; GIG Guaranty bldg.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THE LOWRY
Realty Co., s2s Boston block. Listing free
L . :
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm; Lands.
Contini,sdS

y ;. = = Contlnuod ~ {
CONSERVATIVE REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
.2sl Boston Block. Minneapolis, Mimi
River station heavy SOIL 81 best farnns
try in the state Of Minnesota; large eleven
room house fine apple. peach and grape. Or
dance; large double barn., With extra large
other outbuildings. This is undoubtedly one
fered in the state Of Minnesota today. This
farm IS owned by a widow, and the i'm
ISa es eo ~" not be placed today for
terms; $500 cash. balance ten or twenty
years. at 5 per cent interest. See or write
US at once. !. -, r., : >z
'RoCK HALL" AN IDEAL COUNTRY PLACE
In the Ozarks, Emodern colonial 12-room house,
furnished throughout; .24O acres, $4,000 young
fruit trees. all bearing; tenant houses, barns.
live and rolling stock, tools. implements and
fruit packages; inventories close to $SOOO0;
climate unsurpassed; altitude ideal for tuber-
Gle and asthma Affections. Offer for short
time Tor $4,000 net cash; all crops not har.
vested go with tho place.. Might entertain
trade propositions on improved income proper.
ties to value Of $4,000, subject to mutual in.
spection. Farm lies close to two towns Of
$500 population, with banks. stores: churches
ries on application. Address Rock. Hall Farm,
Box 275, :Thayer. Mo. ::
FREE LAND-A RARE CHANCE FOR A FEW
men and women to file homesteads on land
now open for entry in Ane western valley on
line Of new Chicago & Milwaukee transcon-
tinental railroad. near good towns; well wa
tered by springs and streams; cheap fuel;
beautiful scenecy and best soil, in healthful,
expenses low; western locator now here to
organize party. Call at once prepared to en-
roll your name. First come, first served. NO
time to lose. Special advantages for single
ladies or old soldiers to get a claim. Plenty
of work at good wages. Open days evenings
and Sunday. at Is 9Th st. NE, In Morrison s
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DOGs-DOGs--DoGs.

- DoGs-DOGs-DoGs. = :
= Broken and unbroken bird dogs ana Chesa-
peake Bay spantels; Irish and English set
Jackson, Intercity Shooting PARK and kennels,
.2100 Como Az Sc T. c. 1e84S @i'
FOR STANDARD BRED BARRED PLY
I mouth Rocks, White Wyandots, Light Brah-
and American bred. + you want some good
stock at a bargain call or write Newland's
Poultry Yard. Hopkins Mimi.
Ign setter, years old; two years experience in
field; fine disposition, staneh, true and tire
less. # you want one Of the best and have
the cash address P. H. Ware, TOT 7th Ut Sc.
bred English Pointers from great field trial
70 70 better Pred; registered, 6. A. Kraener'
FOR sALE-BEAGLE HOUNDS AND CoILIEs
from. registered stock; all ages; pedigree fur
rsh FED ss sale and rs Wnt that
FOR sALE-A HIaR-BRED, BROKEN ENG
err: Address F. G. Bailey,
| sf #.Ez Anoka. MINI.
FOR SALE, oHEAP-THE FINEST THoRo-
bred fox terrier puppies in the city; beauti-
s. taught 301 e 4sth st. Telephone $. A..
cows-oARLoAD GOOD FRESH cows, FOR.
ward and backward ward springers Tor sale very
Cow Market Minnesota Transfer. Lyle tie :
FOR sALE-LLEwELLYN SETTER DOG, )
years old, broken for chickens; has had two
seasons experience; $50. Have two; no use
for both. Call at 2212 10th av 8.
FOR BALE-PoU1TRY, WHITE PIYMoUTH
horns: all pure bred stock. w. r. Holbrook,
$3.50 Penn av s.
FOR sALE-oNE ZOMTER, BROKE; ONE
| English bulldog, female, good for delivery
wagon; two bull pups; cheap ]. Thomas,
i 400 4ths av $. 55- 5s4 4: zss' .
BOSTON TERRIERS FOR sALE-FIvE NICE.
i " marked screw-t tailed puppies; prices right.
4. G. 14406. Camden Park Kennels, z0zd
Bryant Nv N.
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FARMS, BARGAINS. LANDs-1 OWN AND ND
oifrr for. sale at right prices and terms 300
and wild {,1 land; IN in R s9h
coTntt: $50 acres unimproved, Attkin county,
and $50 acres unimproved In Manitoba. Can.
Am not land agent; VIII exchange hi,l:es, the
Buy direct Of owner and get right prices:
Address 2762 journal.
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TYPEWRITERs

YoU CAN RENT AN OLIVER TYpEwx1TEn
from the manufacturers for 81 per month.
The Olive TyDswriter c., - Hannspin ~.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

FOR sALE-GoRDCN SETTER, THoRoLY
broken on chickens; wide. fast ranger, price
$25 Pointer dog, ideal gentleinaf's shooting
dog, $a5. Two pointer bitches. thoroly brok-
en- and great game dogt, $50 and $40 each.
= - In Address r. C.. Lbckhart,
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VERY CHOICE LAND

VERY CHOICE LAND,
but cheap. Don't buy land for home or In
yestment until you have seen our up-todate
list CT best Of NIL bargains; prices run from
So to $40 ner acre No better on earth. "A.
". Holdridge & Son. Madison, S. D.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING COMPANY Il
now at 703 Hennepin ay. Telephones: N. VI
Main $685. Tri-state, $3.50 ]. II. Johnso!
residence zoos Cd av S; telephone n. W. MAI
aver johnson. Lands Undertaking Co.. b
MOE & McNAMEE, 2ss goth az %; hdy q,
sistant. NJ W., Mic. 326-J; ,Tri-State 1850
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Masonic Temple. 9th and Hen: Both phoneS
JOHN N. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
balmers 412 Cedar av S. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTION,
TO Hennepin av. Both phones 32s2. --
BURD p JOHNSTON & CO., IL W LAKE ST.
Both phones.
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DON'T BUY LAND IN CANADA UNTIL Yc
finest farming country in the world: wheat
runs 80 bushels. oats 100 bushels to the acre;
cattle shipped this week averaged 1900
pounds fattened, on grass: beautiful park
country with clumps Of trees. mostly open
prairie, gently rolling; lakes Of good water.
ample rainfall; deep black loan topsoil, clay
subsoil; few agents wanted: prices reason
able; easy payments. Write for maps and
route to w. T.. Stevens. MANAGER Paradise
Valley Land Co.. 220 Endicott building. st.
Paul. MINI.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.
For Sale.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE, SEQ ACRES CHOICE
rolling land, good settlement, water, close
to three railroads. rs miles southwest OF
, Brandon, Man, Canada, for horses; land at
cash value, F. Downs, st. Johns, N. D.
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LOANS AND CHATTELs

QUICK LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS,
horses. wagons warehouse receipts or any Sc
curity; low rates; easy payments. Metro
politan Loan Co., S24 Guaranty building. Z.
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MAKE US AN OFFER FOR LOT, WITH
beautiful oak trees. on Crystal Lake and
Penn avs, 9th av and James. This
property will be sold cheap, Hermann, 40
Phoenix
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FOR sALE-Two EAST FRONT LOTS, ON
Bryant av S, between 32d and 33d SITS: wa
ter and gas in street stone sidewalk in
city.
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81, 6oo-5 FINE LOTS. PILLsBURY Av AND.
34th st; lie fine above grade: fine location
for duplex houses: two blocks to streetcar.
332u PllshurY Az. Owner
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$500 TAKES NICE LOT, "a FEET ABOVE
grade one block from store, car and school,
corner of Blaisdell and 43d st. H. Allen,
90 ol-o
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Total stumpage value ............ 81 800
These stulhpage values are low. and timber
is continually going up. Will sell land and
timber. If taken quick. for only S1.SOo cash
Will show land free of charge from Merrill
Wis Address a. & Z. Conrad, 61O Pabst
,Rldp milwaukee, Wis.
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WOOD AND COAL

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD, CHEAPEST
cleanest and best wood In the city. Barnard
Cope Mfg. Co. 4th st and "a Az NE.
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81 soo-BEAUTIFUL CORNER, sox120, ON
Lyndale boulevard and 10th av N. worth
$4,000. Must sell. Biggest snap In North
Minneapolis. J. R. Appleby, owner, 602
Guaranty,
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FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT IN GREEN'S
Third addition on James near Franklin
1900 for quick sale, V. W. Hagstrom
IT,
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>1~~s~~~~~~~>S~ ~>-~O-~~~~~~~N~o~O~o~~
D, 8. STOVE REPAIR co., IL I'd 81 8, STOVES
3 repaired and stored Tor summer. Both phones.
Prompt service.
REPAIRS FOR ALI STOVES. GREAT WEST.
arm stove Repair CO.. BIZ Hennepin Az.
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GENUINE BARGAIN IN BUSINESS PROP
erty within stones throw of the Chamber of
Commerce. 81 Il feet front; can be bought at
1925 foot. Address 3139, Journal
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$500 CASH WILL BUY LOT. 5ox157, ON DU-
pont near 26th st; lot ~, block Is, High
land Fark addition. n. P. Hobart, The
PhnnniN
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WANTEDsToCK OF GENERAL NERCHAN.
( disc for clear North Dakota land. Address
Box 500, Eagle Grove, Iowa.
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5, 5000 each; IS down. IS monthly, 9 per
cent interest. George F. Dean, New York
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e475-LoT ON GARFIELD AV S. BETWEEN
31st and SD SITS, 45N12S to alley; city water
stone sidewalk. on grade. Cheap. Yale Realty
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FARM FOR sALE-A SNAP; MUST SELL, AD.
f dress Box %. r s, Valley City, N. b.
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J Farm Lands.

REAL EsTATE-5,oo 900 ACRES, SOUTHERN
Alberta, Canadian Pacific railway, irrigated
and Hon-irrigated lands, one to eight miles
from, towns and railroad. six years time,
Agents, $40 Security Bank Bldg. Minneapolis,
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WAGON BUILDING AND
REPAIRING.

oARRIAaE AND WAGON REPAIRING, BEST
b workmen c. Mumm. ALB 10th nv N.
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Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely Bankers and Brokers, 25 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven:
 Bid. Asked.
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The Union Trust Co
NEW HAVEN,

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State of Con- O necticut with authority to aof as Executor, Administrators, Guardian. Re- ceiver, or Trustee, under will or deed Is legal depository of money paid Into Court and public Trust Funda Acts as Trustee for Municipalities. Cor porations and individuals, and admin. isters trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or other evidence of indebtedness, manage sinking funds. and do all business such as usually done by trust companies.
 It also does general banking bus mess, collecting checks, notes coupons. and receives deposits The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Company.
 This Company is by law regularly ex- amined by the bank examiner of the State of Connecticut
 HENRY l.. H0TCHKISS. President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasures.
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MORNING JOURNAL COURIER,

Miscellaneous Stocks
 Par. Bid. Asked.
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number of other dividend payments calling for large amounts. Rates for time loans also advanced appreciaDly, both for short and long periods The demand for seven and eight months loans are called very strong and scanty supplies were offered The rate was 5 1-4 per cent. strongly bid and busl- ness was done at above that figure. The preliminary estimates of the weeks currency movement indicated d gain by the banks of something over $1,O0o,000, which was more than ac- counted for by the operations with the sub-treasury.
 The movement by express with the interior in fact was against New York, marking reversal from the recent ten- dency. and this fact was not without its effect on speculative sentiment, Re- ports of crop damage continued to have an influence on the stock market. The statement of the May foreign trade showed the falling off in values of ag- large margin in addition by the in crease Tn value ot manuIactufed eX- ports but the heavy expansion at the same time in the value of the imports results in a smaller trade balance in our favor for the month than in May of last year. The excess value of ex- ports this year Is $25,600, 794 compared with $31 1,268,145 for the preceding May. The discrepancy is considered import ant in view of the large reliance placed by New York on foreign money mark cts for resources to supply the needs of the fall money market here Last prices were generally above the low est but the closing tone was irregular and rather uncertain,
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value, 5000.
 United States new As advanced 1-4 per cent. on call
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

On the New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince & whiteley Bank CTS and Brokers. 52 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center, street. New Haven, Conn.
 Open Hieh Low Close
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Consolidated stock Exchange.

Reported over private wire by W. B. Smith & Co.,, T Broadway, N. T., New Haven office, $40 Chapel street, Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
 High. Low Bid Asked,
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open Hlgh Low Close
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Why, Willie. what are yau crying about ?'
 "'Cause don't get no Saturday holi- day like the other children doess Boo- hoo!"
 But why don't you get out of school on Saturday,"
 "Cause ain't old enough to go to school yet. Boo-hoo- o-hoo"-Cleveland Leader.
 "'Scuse me, boss said the colored individual, as he entered the merchants S private office, "but Ans lookin' foh work"
 "Oh,. you are, eh?" rejoined the mer- chant. "What can you do?'
 'Souse me ergin, boss, said the man of color, "but it ain't foh nah self Ans lookin' foh work-it's foh mah wife, sah, Chicago Daily News.
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1BS1 AKDAY'S STOCK MARKLT
Prices Forced to Materially Lower
 Basis.

New York, June 15.-Speculative li- ouidation of the same kind as that which developed yesterday continued in evidence in the stock market to- day and forced prices to materially lower basis all around. The bear party showed itself alert and well organized to take full advantage of the vluner- able position of the market and their vigorous attacks on prices built up a requirement. to cover stocks which induced occasional rallies. The trad ing was strictly within professional limits as the campaign on the long side has been throughout.
 Stocks which have been most promi- nent in the attempts to get prices up are coming in for their full share of corresponding prominence on the de- cline. Reading is the notable example and continued it's unenviable leadership in the melting away of prices. All money was in active demand owing to the large requirement. for the heavy dividend disbursements which were made to-day. These included the ss,' 100000 Standard Oil dividend and a
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 Chicago Market.

SaleS-Z25,25U. Chicago Market.
  Reported over private wire by ". B. Smith & Co.,, T Broadway N. r., New Haven office, 24 Center Street, Norman A. Tanner Manager Open High Low Close.
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Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,, mem- bers of New York Stock and Cotton Excanges. Branch office. No. SS Center Street;
 New York, June IA.
 oh Touv ct
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONs. Furnished by Kimberly. Root & Day. Bankers and Brokers, isS Orange Street.
 Bank Stocks.
 Par. Bid. Asked.
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Government Bonds.
Boston Stock Quotations.

Reported Ovor private wires of E1orn- blower & Weeks. members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New Haven otflcc. 27 Center street.
 Open. HiNh. Low. Las,
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Send In Your Application

previous to that date may Be honored.

Anyone desiring preferred and who will not be in
desired future to suit their
the limited their order
f offered all, the abovesa
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MASSACHUSETTS CAMPAIGN.
AS Set Forth by John B. Smith in the
Boston Transcript.

Boston, Mass, Oct 2o.--lt is as GER.
tain as anything in the future can be
that Curtis Guild, Jr,, will be reelected
governor OF the commonwealth on No
vcmber 8. II would be useless to deny
that there has been something Of a Re
publican scare abroad, but there has
been rapid change in sentiment in
the last few days, which has relegated
Mr. Moran to the rear IN the guberna-
torial race From now until election
day his candidacy will be on the down
grade. After Mr., Moran started out on
his speech making tour 1t took the pub
lie little while To get its bearings.
The great crowds which hoclSed to see
him were regarded az ominous. On q
superficial view it seemed az IL the
great attendance at his meetings denot
ed the existence Of an immense per.
sonal following Enough OF these meet
ings have now been held for observers
81 them 70 form a fairly accurate idea
81 their character and significance. On
doubleday curiosity is the main inccn.
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GRAND JURORS AFTER MUTUAL
Discharged Agents Said to Have Told
Coercion Has Been Used

New York, Oct. 29.--Much secrecy
surrounds the investigation now being
conducted BIZ the district attorneys Of
flee with view to determining If the
coercion charges against the Mutual Life
insurance company warrant immediate
presentation to the grand jury.
1t is said that several former terri.
torial managers Of the Mutual Life In
snrance company, who claim that they
were forced out OF their positions be-
cause they would not work for the adj
ADMINISTRATION ticket, have been question
ed BY the district attorney.
Edward 9. Srtton Of Springfield
Mass, former agent, who also claims
to have lost his position because he
refused to support the administration
ticket, was among agents in conference
with Assistant District Attorney Smythe
Saturday.
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RICkfRT & Wills. III ggists

tive which has sent the crowds docking
u his meetings About one third Of
bis audience display enthusiasm for his
leadership
A number Of reasons are assigned for
this change ia sentiment. The princi.
pal one il the character and quality Of
his speeches. Less important ones are
lack Of dignity ANA ,s.-
of conventions. The people had seen
the picture on the front page Of She
Hoston newspapers 81 Ajax Moran de-
fsing the trust lightning, and when they
came to look upon the reality they
were filed with disappointment lie
didn't measure up the advertisements.
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Twelve Reasons Why the Preferred Stock Of the United States Quarres
and Granite Construction Company an absolutely Safe and Good
Paying Investment, Read them Again Carefully.

First. Because e
experience in the Granite Business.
Second members BOARD recognized
Barre
Third Because something that is something that be
Fourth Because EXTENSIVE QUARRIES containing
produced
LIMITED AMOUNT Pr
FERRED STOCK viii DOUBLE IN VALUE Il short
Company organized tandp rnanen
Commercial and Financial world
of the Stockholders.
to
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY Boston, Mass
thereby protecting the investment each and tockhode
Seventh Because defte well defined lines,
about darkness depending Fate Fortune build
a large business.
Eighth day,
result many hard dcnful
Barre gradually is 0 EXPE
QUARRY FOREMEN
Barre EXIE
These VERIFIED by anyone Quares
SEE THEMSELVES We will
BUSINESS POLICY NEVER
ana AT ONCE AND FOREVER
loss and against financial difficulties the future
STRCTLY-CASH
alone dividend LIMIT
AMOUNT sold will
NG of the business will double SEVEN PER CE
PREFERRED STOCK.
Twelfth. the Business infancy
WORK ymake
SPECIALITY OF BUILDING WORK.
BARRE GRANITE
world 1t article business
maket
well STANDARD OIL
experienced and well known se solid and the
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WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your Kidneys
Have YOU overworked your nervous sys.
tenn and caused trouble with your Kid.
neys and bladderY Have you pains in
loins, side, back, groins and bladder 7
Have YOU fabby appearance Of the
face, especially under the eyesf Too
frequent desire TO pass urinei ii
90, Williams Kidney Pills will cure you.
Sample free. BY mail soc. Williams
Mfg. Co., proprietors, Cleveland, Chic.
Sold by G. H. Kendrick a. Co.
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We want
Every rundown, aged or
weak person
Every person suffering
from stomach troubles,
chronic coughs, colds, bron-
chitis or irlcipient consump
ton
To call at our store for the
greatest strength creator and
health restorer we have ever
sold -Vinol. A real cod liver
medicine, tonic iron added.
Try it on our guarantee.
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