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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-28

Pure LInseed oil Paints.
Charles H. Bodel. SO East First South.
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STANDARD OIL
AGAIN INDICTED
Ten True Bills Returned by
Federal Grand JurieS Con-
tanning 6,428 Counts.
RAILROADS NOT MENTIONED
oFFENSE CHARGED, HOWEVER,
is REBATiNG.
RAILROADS NOT MENTIONED

Chicago. Aug. N.-The first and second
federal grand juries today returned ten
indictments against the Standard on
company before Judge Bethea in the
United States circuit court. The indict-
ments, which contain 6.42S counts, are all
in connection with the granting of re-
bates. No railroad was mentioned In the
indictments returned today.
Each of the GAPS counts in the ten In
dictments covers an alleged offenSe ana
is based on tank car shipment OF petro-
leum products from the refiner1es AT
Whiting Ind. According to a statement
issued after the indictments had been re-
turned from the office OF the united
States district attorney these shipments
were carried by the following roads:
Railroads Involved.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Chicago
& Alton, Chicago a. Eastern Illinois,
Evansville & Terre Haute, Illinois Cen
trial, Southern, and Lake Shore 81 Mich
igan Southern.
According TO this statement the Bur
lington and Alton roads had published
| lawful rates of is cent? per hundred
pounds TO East St. Louis from Whltlng
| and 1872 cents to ST. Louis, but carried
! oil for the Standard OIL company on 2
secret unpublished rate at and ~ cents
| to those points respectively"
| The statement then continues:
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Time Table in Effect ~ 80, 1906.
Salt Lake-Leave 6. 9. IL a. m. 2. l. 6, I.
6 2. m.
First six trains run through Kaysvilie.
Extra Lagoon to Kaysville. 10 p. m
Sunday $50 p. M
Lagoon-Leave I. 10. y a. m; ). 5. I. 9.
1880 p. m Sunday. $500
Sundays and holidays special through
trains to Lagoon at and p. m.
SIMON BAMBERGER
President and General Manager.
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Nearly one-Third Off.

ron shipments TO points in the south
bevond Grand Junction, the Standard Oil
company should have paid the different
lawful rates for the defendant points
of destination, but was given concessions
which averag ed about 2715 per cent or the
unfinished rate The same is true OIL
shinments handled by the Chicago q
Eastern Illinois and the Evansville q
TeTre Haute to Evansville, Ind, ana
saTbe concessions given TO the Standard
oil company by the Lake Shore & Mich.
igan Southern road were in the shape or
Cancellations of storage charges at CnlI
cago of cents per ton per day on an OIL
were compelled to pay the storage
SThe charges against the. Illinois Cen
trail and the Southern railroad are tle
made to points beyond Grand Junction
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It was said at the district attorney.
office that the penalty for each offense
alleged in the indictments is fine or n9t
less than 81 900 nor more than $500. II
is believed by the government attorney
that the LAWYERS for the Standard On
COMPANY will enter the appearance or the
corporation in court as soon as they nave
examined the indictments. Ihere Is ~
%,thoritV AT present allowing the arrest
Of officers of a corporation against which
;ndictrnents have been found.
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PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE

All trains except Nos. I. ?. 3. 4. 5. 6. 19
and 90 stop at intermediate points.
Ticket office, Doolv block Phone 20S-
l. A. BENTON. 9. a. P, d.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
CHICKENS MAY HAVE RABIES
Fed on Carcass Of Pig That Got Hydro
phobis From Dog Bite.

SOUTH NoRWALK. Conn. Dtc. e.
z. N. SlppSrley. Of West avenue. sad IA
Norwaik. fears he will have 10 kill bis
brood Of 50 chickens on his farm above
W'stport because they have shown signs
= rabies or hydrophobia, conerscteI from
contact with Mr. sipporieys three y'e {.
viii h died Of rabies somo weeks agc. tbs
roslit Of being bitten by md doS
When tl1e PIGS showed unmisilIsbie
sirns ~ rabies the owner had them srot
Tire ground was frozra and Il wls 4 N.
cul; IN hurry tho three csrcssses. Recon, "
when warmer Weather softencd the
ground thu BY scritchins. IN
cox sred the one Of the pigs They
scratched and ecd the flesh until I'll y
penetrated the hide. and when d'yco,ord
they rad quite a hole N the csrcsss
Thsn the remains were hur'ei desns-
bus apparently II WAS roo late. Several
Of Tho hens are acting llse mad G.gs
Tees run around With tbs:r hsa3s. Go'gu
aud the ROSTERS. ~hsu fhsy TOW bTinS
forth a cultural disc-raant sound. hlif
crow and half bark
-he Infected chickens have been isoist-
Cd and placed under quarantine.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
SHIRTWAIST WON BRIDE
Young Artists Design Pleased Jersey
city Society Woman.

KEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Bccause Samuel
rioboa. an artist. Of Philadelphia. de-
signed a shirtwaist which Miss Bertha
Altman, a prominent young society Wo-
nan. OF Jersey City, declares is the pre-
tievt ono sho had ever seen, the ans
woman bstowed her hand and heart on
the Phiiadelphian, and was married 10
him In the Aldermanic Chambers jersey
City.
Yiohhoff is 8 years Old and has amhi-
lions 10 shine in the art world While be
was PAINTING pictures, however he addee
In his income by making designs Of fhiri'
waists for a big Philadelphia man1iac'
turcr.
so successful were his creations ihai
he WIS granted the privilege OF puttinf
his rsnlo in tho waists which he plarn9
ono Of these came TO Miss Altman al
SIX months ago. She wrote the young
sisner complmonting him and
same time asking him II he would sS'o'
exclusive drawings 20 her.
s correspondence started which RESULT
"a In tho wedding.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
MANY DEAD In
CHILEAN QUAKE

s. our own wire. Publishers Press.
VALPARAISO, Caili Dec. PA ter
rible panic has seized the Inhabitants
Of tho Province OF Tacna as the result
OF tho earthquake which visited the
Pacific coast this week. Reports re-
.celvod to-day show that the disaster
'r7as Of much greater magnitude than
at first stated.
Untold damage has resulted and it IS
feared many lives have been lost.
With the memory Of the great earth
quake Of last August which ruined this
city fresh in their minds residents of
tho district affected are in dreadful
state OF fear.
[ Tho entire Province Of Tacna was
/ affected. 1t is difficult TO get details
r Of the disaster. but It is known that IN
many small towns and villages build
lings were shaken down and hundreds
Of residences damaged Halt of th'
town Of Arcsb IS rCrortcd 70 have beer
DESTROYED and IL is feared tho death
( list will be long one. The shock wa;
fe.t at Iquique one hundred and event,
miles from Airca, but little damage
was done.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
THE ALCOHOL LAW
Some Mistaken Ideas Which May
Cause Trouble.

il is probable that Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector Loitch of this district
viii have his dulles very largely in-
creased after the first OF the Now Year
vnen the new law removing the tax from
denaturcd alcohol goes into effect, and il
Is probable also that somo oiunns Of th's
country who mistake the letter OF the lag
r1ay set themselves into trouble also
The working o. this new law has
weakened considerable interest among tho
n. liners Of tho State. but there are mie-
leading ideas concerning the same.
Recently tho collector received very fun
iasructions in regard 10 the statute. and
viii have 10 SEQ that IL is fully ohsorv d
sonio persons have tho idea that since o.
cohol can be made from the products Of
ilio coil such as grain, potatoes, otc., tnli
cfcfy farmer viii be permitted 70 SGT ur
D disuumg apparatus and manufactu-s
su That ho dcsircs with the presumabli
resfit that Dc VIII soon have very
pi 3.t4blc business.
hut every person who wishes TO man.
ufacture Industrial alcohol is required C
lave E bonded warehouse, on the p",m.
.ses for the storage OF the fluid, when q
Is distilled. and another warehouse ir
which the operation OF putting in ing,e
dents 70 make Il undrinicahle SHAH %
carried out. Baeh step viii be watched
carefully by the revenue department. lh'
new law may IN some ways be benencla
10 the farmer bit as for manufacture
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
HE CAN MARRY OR
GO ON THE STAGE
Miner Hicks Receives Offers From Ad.
miring Women and Theatrical
Manaaers


pAIERSvILLE. CAL Dec. I'LL I'd
sag Hicks, tho miner rescued from MS Nc
Day tomb under Granite Mountain. Is
having the most difficult problem Of his
life &c solve. It is whether he shall &C
cert one of the various theatrical offers
made to him. or heed the cau Of cupid
and sink into obscurlty as a mere mar
RED man
For all the offers made to Hicks have
not ocme from persons who desire him to
display himself as a curiosity. He has
received score or more proposals IF
marriage Some OF the writer's declare
they have such means that he will be
able TO 1.-Two well the balance Of his 10.
Pictures OF the fair candidates for The
place in his affections have accompanied
several Of the offers
Il Hicks does yield TO Cupid it VIII be
a roiable viot1ry- for the archer for good,
as there are enough theatrical agents
camped on his trail here 10 make escape
from them difficult matter. One vaude-
vile firm has offered tho miner Si,0o) a
week. other liberal offers have been
Placed before him.
For the present Hicks is putting all
oifors aside lie wants TO get his health
( fully back before he undertakes any con-
tracts. II Cupid wins no will probably
railre from tho spot light permanently.
Christmas was a merry occasion ftl
] the released miner. He was the Eue.r
3 at dinner Of Or. stlnchdeld, and proved
his appreciation Of good odlbles by dis.
posing Of tho greater part OF the turkey
rfepored for him. Visits with friends. TIC
men who labored so hard 20 rescue him
occupied tho miner the rest OF the day
Tie says In a few DAYS no will be ''as sood
"a new"
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
ONE.THIRO GOT DIVORCES
Startling Ratio in Omaha May Cause
Change Of Law.

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 27.-For tho first
eleven months of the year 154s mar
riage licenses had been issued in
Omaha. and in tho same period asa
divorce suits were fled in the District
Court. nearly every application being
granted.
Many Of the applicants were resi-
dents of Eastern States and the laxity
Of the law which allows legal residence
10 be established in six months had
much to do with tho heavy work OF
tho divorce court. A determined ef-
fort will be made at the next session
OF the Legislature to obtain a revision
OF the law on the basis Of the model
sw recommended by the Divorce Con-
gross, which met in Philadelphia last
fall.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27

After two days rest the zoe particle
.psnts Who vii take part in the biz
musical cXtravaganza OF college, Pro
lessor NAPOLEON" which will be pro-
duccd in the Grand Opera House ir
January have resumed rehoarsals
Much OF the baggage and scenery
3whiTn TIC f'F0v zoo Association Is
bringing here for the benefit arrived IL
Wlirinsteu- ana Christmas day wat
taken up hy the transfer company IN
hauling this paraphernalia 10 a.,
Grand Opera House and 10 the rchear
sal room IN the Masonic Hall. where Z
viii await the coming production.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
Morris Chair for Pastor.

~ thu Christmas enterta nment and
trat a. tho FIRST Methodist rrotostsns
Churcn last uiellt tho Rev BENJAMIN a.
snan pastor of tho church Was IGNORED
D. iho members and friends OF the
rnurrh with . handsome Morris chair.
James McM4nus made the proscntii len
speech to which the pastor replied IN IA
fcN snronria1e remarks. showing his
a'sn appreciation for the inouehtfu'nes
az Tho people as manifested nv thc rrescn-
! srpci'nfehdoft. M. McManes. MAS pse-
serfsd with a oicturc a-d mlnr .ot1er
presents were eSehanccd between The
teachers and children Of thr s~h.ol
The music rendered ,ast nIeht hy tae
school viii be repeated next S7bban
night AZ Tia regular church service.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
WILL GIVE CANTATA
Pleasing Program Prepared by Sunday
School Of Goodman Church.

Members OF the Sunday school OF
Goodman NJ. T. Church will give the
cantata santa Claus Doings" tonight
in tho church, Fourteenth and dupont
streets.
The following is tho program; In
PRODUCTION. Happy is our Meeting. The
Waif Of Newberry Gate, There''l Be
Fun Tonight, Uncle Happy Punched
Again. Mammy's Hush-a- Bye. The
Sunhurst. The Sunburst Fairies, Jolly
Sailor Boys, Now Lay Me, Crandrua's
Lullaby ciarlands. March OF the Ma
fions. Rock Me to Sleep. Beautiful
DAYS Tho Fairy Queen. Jack Frost.
Santa Claus. Good Night
Evening journal., 1906-12-27

At the sunday Breakfast Mission last
evening presents were distributes 70
many of the worthy poor OF the city,.
An entertainment was given by the
children nf The Sunday school during
which President Smith spoke 81 the
good work being done by the teachers
who visited the homes Of the poor. he
also pointed out that there Is grs c
need for the quarters OF the mission 90
be enlarged end that tho managers are
endoayorlng 20 pay OF "a mortgages OF
$4,000 ana The public are asked to CO.
operate.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
S26SO FOR WOUNDED HEART
Defendant Produces 5000 Offset to
Verdict in judgment Note.

EASTON. Pa. Dec. 2I-Miss Hattie
Cisco. Of Portland, was given a verdict
in the Northampton county court FOR
1850 for damages in a breach Of prom
Use suit, which she brought against
Reuben Weiss, of the same place. The
court declined 10 grant a new trial. and
yesterday Weiss presented what he
says IS a Judgment note for $4,000, gwen
to him in 1901 by Miss Cisco, and asks
that he be given credit on tho note for
the amount OF the verdict.
Miss Cisco declares that the note is a
forgery. Another legal battle VIII fol-
low between the couple.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
.DEPOSE I'LL
AS GOVERNOR
our own vlr.. Publlshsrs' Press.

By our Own wire. Publishers Press.
LONDON. Dec. 27.-Rais vi, the
noted bandit chief has been ordered
deposed as governor Of the district Of
Tangier by the Sultan, according 70 the
Tangier correspondent Of the Times
SD Midsummer Gabbas. Moroccan min
ister Of war, has been ordered to read
tho notice of Rails J-li's dehasement ia
the army to-day. All the tribesmen OF
the district will be called on TO submit
10 tho Mayhem. or oAroccan foreign
Office
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
RUSH REPAIR
WORK ON CARS

II CIDER to relieve the sre4t demand for
cars the T., &. and ". Railroad Company
hes issued special orders TO rush all re-
p1lr work so the cars win not he de-
layod in the shops any longer than ros-
slhle. This order i, Is thought. may re-
suit ia tho employment OF more men at
tne car shops as the present force az
Todds Cut have about all they can do to
Asndle the work now coming in.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27

ana highly realistic struggle for life. The
beautiful sunset. tho binding snow storm
and other strong effects. Tho drama IS In
tcrspersed with pleasing musical numbers.
which arc sung by the Village oua-tette,
and numerous elements Of comedy. max
ing one Of the most interesting. amusing
and powerful plays ever enacted before
TIE tuhlie.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
commissIon Mad. InspeetIon.

J. Jackson Pierce. Ds.d r. Smith
and Henry Rsrtcls. referees appointed
Tor The purpose Of assessing damages
claimed by Peter Halfcn. tenant Of tho
George ". Todd farm. through which
the city proposes TO oren streets. yes
ferday afternoon made an inspection OF
tho farm but gave no decision.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
Reilly .yesum Dance.

Members Of tho Reilly Lyccum Associa-
ton wiil give q ouchfc and dance 10
morrow evening 10 their han At Lord add
Pine street. The proceeds viii be Tor the
benefit Of ST. Msry's r. 6. Church and q
large crowd Is sxpsztsd to attend
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
LOST, sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

Forty-fve dollars in an cnve ore
on Thursday morning going from IIolts
restaurant so So0 Broome st. Reward e
returned 10 so Broomc dei-3t
LOST-Pair gold nose glasses, Thursday
morning, between Front and Jackson and
Thirteenth and Poplar SITS Reward 81 &c
turned TO journal Office. d2--tf
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT

FOX RENT-Six rooms on Broome ST..
furnished or unfurnished; heat, light and
bath; So a MONTH ultra refinement Ad-
dress ETA. this Office. d1.tf
FOR RENT-pweiiing 1912 Washington
street. 10 rooms and bath, immediate pos
session. S30 per month. Apply at above
address. di9-tf
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

FRANCIS A.. PRICE. ciyii engineer ard
q sveyor. io09ts Market ST.. both phones.
opposite Court Fiouse s-9-eod
Evening journal., 1906-12-27

OF alcohol ITSELF there is not much to fs
glmcd thereby
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.

FOR SALE-Prospect.ve buyers OF
houses should get a copy OF cur printed
list OF houses for sale. Apply Whining
ton Trust Co.. el5 Market street
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-During aJnuaey, FEBRUARY
and March, furnished Gat, second floor,
fi,e ronis and bath. steam heat, gas use
10th phones. rent reasonable. Address
g.. Journal Office. diitf
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

NVANTED-Young colored girl 70 assist
in general housework. Wages s. itete~-
once required. Apply 7ors Market Street.
dgj-3t
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
FOR GALE.

-
PIGEONS FOR SALE. 70 full bred
Eomers. P. o. Box 1o4. d2i-S;
FOR SALE-Second-hand top delivery
wager. Also open express wagon. ca
pacity 100 pounds. Apply at Richardson's
Roller Mills, Maryland Ave, Wilmington,
Del di4-cod3w
FOR SALE-Several display tables,
made of golden oak. strongly built and
finished with heavy brass trimmings; can
be used as a dining room table, kitchen
table or can be turned into a book rack
for the library; also suitable for store
keepers display table; yorv cheap. Apply
Lppincott & Co.. basement. n2s-tf
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
.-ARMs FOR SALE.
MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY TO LOAN on desirablo first
MORTGAGES on city properties IN amounts
to suit. HAWKINS & CO.. T1e Market St
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
WANTED
WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a rom
UP at L. ROSIN. AZ W. second street
Work guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27

NOTICE.
.------------------
NATIONAL BANK. OF WILL
AIINGTON. DELAWARE.
ELECTION
Wilmington. Del. Dec. 10 1905
The snnual election for directors o. this
bank, viii he held At the banklng-hous,
on Tuesday, January s 1907. between th'
hours OF 4. o'clock noon and > O'clock
p. ~.
di0-i7inc II. P. RUMFoRD, Cashier.
Evening journal., 1906-12-27
REMNANT STORE

Fine Wooisn Dress Goods Remnants
JOHN r. THOMAS,
Cos King Street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
improved.

$4,50o--A beautiful home on Girard av N;
new house, ten rooms, oak finish,
combination heat, gas, good barn,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Girard Investment company to Isaac G.
Eurber, lot 4, block 90. Remingtons
second addition $6,4JU
Electus A.. Pratt and wife to Jonas A. -
: Jacobsen and wife, lots 10 to II block
! l& Atwater's addition. ....s........... 18,0o0
Elviran a. Conrad to Leonora Peters, lots = az
Il and 1b. block 18, Pleasant Park
walter c. TIFFANY to Cecilia " Thomp-
E fsa; ReT1 addition I'D T. n...s % 2oss
Henry O. Wheeler and wife to W. ].
Mathews. lot 5. block %, Reming-
toms second addition. ~
Alfred 81. Bright and wife to John F.
Calhoun. part lot X. Grovsland add.
Bertha Krumweide and e. b. Krumweide
to Edward w. Baker, rear AZ feet OF
lots 81 to 80, block 8, Park addition. 100
Louis A. Creapeau and wife to Goodwill
Thompson, lot 10, block B, Crepeau's
fourth addition 200
lis General Electric company. lot IL, NJ
block II, B. 8. Wright's addition. $50. $50
Cape County &c Savings bank to Edmund
o.. walton agency. LOT II, block II,
B. 3. Wright's addition. 800
Mutual Bensht Life Insurance. company
!: to ]. s.. Smith & Co.. southetly half
3 lot o and all lot 10, block 3, Bassett ss.
NJ s. Cases addition. 1900
SIX miscellaneous deeds. ............... .....a
49,
Total 3s4 enO
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AGENTS WANTED

HALL AND CYCLONE INSURANCE, Cash
! :ce mmission hustlers can make $40 to $40 pei
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- Y. G1NBENo. n
The crop that Is worth its wGisht In Hter.
ling silver. Write today for folder, giving
prices of nursery stock, roots and seeds for
fall delivery. Address Wallis Ginseng Garden,
y Marshnllin1Hn Iowa. ~. q --.5.E
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AND BICYCLE

AUTOMOBILE AND BlCYCLE
ONE 1908 oLDs RUNABoUT IN GOOD CON.
dition, price $225. lt. r.
light paint shape si' pr.s ssR Yse ssr'n.
~. One electric runabout. newly painted and
S new batteries, price $500. ....r.
4ys,, Northwestern Automobile Co.,
~, e. 210-221 9Th st 8. d..
AUTO TIRES FROM SO UP. oARRi1aR
tires g up. bicycle tires $3.50 up: send your
complete plant for vnlcanizng and recovering
tires. J. N. Johnson Co.. 015 Nicollet az. [
FOR sALE-PARTLY COMPLETED AUTO
runabout. Come and see it. This is a snap
FOR some mechanic Valentine Bros.' Mfg.
Co., 23O234 9Th Az (rear).
1905 CADILLAC RUNABoUT FOR SALE,
used two weeks, perfect condition. cost $3.50,
sell for $3.50. NJ. J. Rice, Euclid Hotel, st.
Paul. .=r a ..ts-$s
FOR sALE-leos oLDsMoB1LE, IN FINE
condition; all wearing parts and tires new;
must be sold by Saturday; 1925. P. O.. box
sol.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE, BEST POLICY,
lowest Chadbourn s. Braden, IT 4tk
ct s. Both ephones, 1919.
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-. -" $425 49, ..
Garfield av close to 32d st; lies fine, 42x12S;
easy terms.
$3.50.
Aldrich av between 32d and aad; water,
walk and gas
G. & c., 80 Bank of Commerce Bldg. r..
SEE THIS LoT-s475. NEXT TO CORNER,
Portland and 8Sth st (facing Portland). AK
lis; only lot left in this end Of block; beau
-tiful location for home or good investment.
Owner wishes to sell at once. Terms If de-
sired. Title insurance given. Address at once
911O, Journal e.. ..'.~
BEST OFFER BEFORE AUG. TAKES LOT
Il block 6, lot 16,v block s. lots 16 and II, block
-, Side park, on Russell and Sheridan avs N,
near 4sth: lots 1e and II, block 7, trackage
on 500 Line. -
Yale Realty Co., 2oe 18th st s.
CITY AOREs-40 ACRES IN THE CITY OF
Minneapolis for IS, 600 cash; lies fine, no hills
holes or swamp; projected car line extension
within one block. Act quickly. 1888, Journal
cHoI LoT-coLFAx- S, FOR SALE
cheap, by owner. Sears. 22o Washington
aV N. 80 - "a
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GOOD FIRMS no PATRONIZE
SHIRTS FROM MANUFACTURER TO WEAR
er. Langley & Johnson. 612 and Ola LIST a. 8.
HOTELs

HOTEL AlLEN--Sd ST AND Ell Az 3; MOD.
ern, up-to-date; rates 75o and mp.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-BUILDlNG AND STOCK OF MER-
chandise in one Of the best towns on the
Winnipeg extension of the 500 line. This
town 4 is on the White Earth reservation
and is the railroad division point. The land
surrounding the town is now open to- settle
the best future before 1t Of any town in
= northern Minnesota. For further information
inquire Of Hazeltine & Anderson. Mahnomen,
Inn ( + 5 Z
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Uninproved.

THE. CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
lots in this city are, at sevenoaks. on selby-
Lake street interurban line We have river
bank frontage and good inside lots from $3.50
up, on easy terms. For plats and informa-
ton call at our Offices, corner 42d av s and
Lake st, or ia 4th st 8. Edmund G. Walton
Agency,
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'HOBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PTNSIc
atty. box 48. 828 Boston block, ktnneapol
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