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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-08
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lei, azeby zdobyWae fundusz.
na ce1e agitacy;;ne
.Szefa policyii j zandar.noN
IIsW CharkoWie, kt6rzy tortu.
1roWal wieznii6w skazano ns
miesiac Wiezieniia "a naduzy-
Wanie wladzy.
Wczoraj skohczy1 sic pro-
ces porucznika Schmidt
toWarzysz6w, kt6rzy rs Ii
stopada zbuntoWali zo1oge
wojennego okretu. Prokura.
tor wni6si kare snierci ola
fschmidta j 9 innych oskarzo-
nych. Wyrok sadoWy zapad-
| }nie dzisiaj.
WARSZAWA marca:
Henryk SienkieWicz oglosi1
" prasie list dziekczynny,
twystosowany do Polak6W "
Ameryce, " kt6rym slaWi ich
ofiarnosc IA rzecz polskich
robotnik6W, pad}ych " ne-
DE skutkiem strajk6w ]
zamkniecia fabryk. .. 81.
Prawos}awni popi zjechali
sic W Woronezu i uehwalii
rezolucye przeciw rozporza.
dzeniom w1adz, kt6re ogram
czaja wolno6e wbrew carskim
Iukazom. w Odesie zanosi sic
ma nowe zaburzenia podczas
SWAT wiielkanocnyc czo-
raj zrobiono zamach na zy-
Gle Kau1barasa, general gu
bernatora. Zamach ME po-
wi6H sic.
PARYZ, 5 marca. ,,Jour-
nal'' doszedl do przekonania
ze ludnos6 niemiecka ma
francuskiej granicy ME pra-
gnie wojny, wojsko wszakze
lest gotowe do boju i moze
bye zmobilizowane lla kazde
zawolanie. !, Journal" ostrze-
ga sztab gl6wny, azeby ME Ii
czylna nadgraniczne tWierdze
|gdyz wojsko niemieckie Q
mimic fortece podazy W glab
kraju, azeby jak najpredzej
stanac pod Paryzem.
Minister oswiadczyl W par
lamencie, re armia francuska
|jest zaopatrzona we wszystkie
przybory wojenne j ze jest
upatrzony naczelny W6dz,
cieszacy sic niezachwianem
zaufaniem calego sztabu ge-
neralnego.
PETERSBURG, 5 marca,
y Teheranu, stolicy Persyi
| donosza telegramy Q Wrzeniu
" Persyi- 2 okazyi reform l
kt6rych zadaja wszystkie 9.
swiece1sze k1asy perskie.
Kompanie proWadzi prass
persia, kt6ra domaga sic &C
1szacha zWo1ania parlament tu
1gdyz tylko rzady konst tYtucyI
Inc ocala byt Persyii pred zar.
|1osno oscia sasiiad6 6W. Prass
1 perska Wskazujje na niedale'
1 kie doj6ciie do porozumienis
lpomiedzy Anglia q Rosya ~
lczem najjgorzej Wyjdzie Per
sya, gdyz ogodzeni przeciW
/ nicy dc. spolki roz biora Per
sye Dot chezaso oWy 'zaae
Iperski ME oprze sic maj ajazdo
vi, ale iint teresy krait
|spoczna na barkaeh Wsz.yst
4 lkich Pers6 6w W6Wczas zrozu
mia oni GO jest Wolnose ipo
Il 4.o &; + =, gavn :, m n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-08

=
" stolicy Hiszpanii.
BERLIN, 5 marca. Me
mieccy kupcy skarza sic, ze
ich agenei ME otrzymuja, cd
kupc6w francuskich zadnych
obstalunk6w. We Francyi
ludno6c jest przekonana, ze
zanosi sic ma wybueh wojny
miedzy Francya a Niemca-
mi.
= -
PETERsBItBss narca.
Po dlugich naradach mini
str6W, ksiazat i czlonkoW ra.-
dy panstWa ustano owiono po-
prawki do fundame e1ltalnych
praw pahstwa rosyjsk1ego.
Ogloszono carski ukaz, kt6ry
orzeka, re odtad obowiezywac
ME bedzie zadne prawo, kt6-
re ME zostanie uchWalone
przez dune narodoWa i "a
twierdzone przez rade pan
stwa. Parliament skladada sic
z dw6ch izb: poselskiej, kt6-
rel. czlonkowie sa wybierani
przez nar6d i izby wyzzszej
(rady pa6stwa) kt6rych
cz}onk6w mianuje car 2 po-
6r6d przedstawicieli ducho-
wiehstwa, szlachty, ziemstw,
nauki, handlu i przemyslu.
Parliament ME uchWala praw
zmieniajacych fundamental
ne zasady pahstwa jako ce-
sarstwa, lub porzadek nastep-
silva tronu. Dune zwo1uje J
rozpuszcza CESAR. Wolno jej
)interpelowac ministr6w, jeze-
Ii dopuszczaja sic naduzyc,
Read rozes1af cyrkularze
do gubernator6w, zabrania'
lace i'm ograniczac Wolnost
wybor6w. Policya " miastaeh
i po wsiach ME ma WyWie.
rae ma wyborc6W zadnege
nacisku.
I r>%sEs2 ssz.ys5s-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
BIRTHS MARRIAGES
AID DFATHS.

HARRIS-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Harris, of Abba, Monday, Jan.
8, 1906, a ten pound son. Mother and
babe are at the home OF Mrs. Harris
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsay.
in this city and are doing nicely. The
father is the %proudest man in oska-
loosa, and Abba, too.
SHARP-FARMER.--l'he marriage
Of Miss Mary X. Farmer and Mr..
John Sharp was solemnized at high
noon Thursday, Dec. IS, 1905, at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Farmer, southeast OF the
city, Rev. Zendt officiating.
1t was a quiet home affair, only the
near relatives and intimate friends
being present. The bride was becom.
ingly attired in a gown of blue silk
with trimming Of lace. Following
congratulations a wedding dinner was
served. Mr.. Sharp was the efficient
agent and operator at Stark. but re-
signed to take a position near his
parents at Ohiowa, Nebr. May, bet
ter known ais Mollie. will be missed
by a large circle of friends with whom
she was a great favorite.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
DR.. GEORGE W. MISER
Nervous Debility.

With YOung Men the period between twenty and thirty ears Of age Is undoubt
sdy the most important decade In a mans life During this Interval are developed
and mstured the Physical, Mental and Sexual Powers. circumstances ad sur
roundngs have much to do with the formation OF character and individuality oil
the man, but TO a great extent the carving out Of the future depends on himself
Any deviation from or transgremionI Of Natures Laws may change or wreck
discretion and strong will power to resist them. II is a Ycgrttabho fact that hui
few mem are sufficiently strong, Is the sanow, pimpled faced, dark cichd eyes, stoop
ing form, stunted development, bashful melanchonc countenance and the restless
aaggard look, the dreams and night losses, Ne excnable and irritable disposition
proclaim TO all, the effects OF Your Weakness. A constant drain is being made or
your vitality and IL neglected will lead to In early and untmey end
With Middle Aged Men the spring time Of youth has passed. Lifeis a sobe
reality Experience has been the best teacher You are wiser and ian look
back over your past life and point out the mistakes you have made
For some OF the Errors of Youth you have drnted along relying on Nature and
strong constitution to carry you through, and in this you fail BAoKACHE, NERv
BUSINESS anda GENERAL WEAKNESS ire hndaing YNr success and making
your life a miserable exstance, devoid of all pleasure and happiness.
You know in your mind that you are not the man yu should be, you lack
the Energy, Confidence and Personal Magnetism which ARE so predou1 to every mar
veopcd into organic diseases which ire dragging you down and filling your life with
Debility, NN#n.# . y .#". q
In the t.Atment Of Nervous Debility many physicians do not realize Is dangers
nd fail to give the proper attention and treatment which II demands The victim o
his disease sof all men most miserable, he drags through the brief period Of his
fe the shadow Of nan #hE 3..Mh
To those who eufer from Nervous Debility, the mind 10 liable to become diseased
Is well as the body. Then comes mania, insaniy-s grave consultation Of fdends
md physicians II hurried removal to the confinement Of tho asyhm, and he Is en-
ombed alive, ID. #a s.Et
This sis the sad and fatal termination Of many a ooe ambitious and promising
de reckhssy sacrificed to Ignorance aud Neglect To those who arc suffering from
Nervous Debility you should at once take prompt and decisive treatment to arrest
The further progress OF the disease Dr. Mher, The Master Specialist, Can Cure You
ronaniDrop and EIapinaion Free. H.# '
DR.. Misef's Office over Boyef's Store, OSka1oosa, Iowa.
ONCE hours, Q to IL q. m, 1 to 8 and 10 Up. m.
NOTE Dr.. Miser Is permanently located In 0skaoosa and
Is In his Office each day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Henry Watland and wife to
Il. w. Garner, east N of
NV " Of 14-77.16 ........ $500. 90
j. L. F1annery and wife quit
claim to Wheeler & Wilson
Ca, sh OF swA rs, VIZ OF
nwA and nwA Of neh OF
nwA SO, all 75-14 ..n..... 100
Chas. II. Clark to J. l. Mo.
Elyneux, WI SEA sh Of
sen Of mex 10 and swA
Of nwA II all TIA ~. .S94OO W
Nellie A. shipley by Sheriff TO
B. o. Niles, 4S9x67 II. lying
172 It. west Of s.. II. corner
blk. o M. C 8. add. ....,... 554. 40
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
DIFFERENCE IN OPINION
City ktiuses 70 Settle FOR Ihs
cpllsetisn o. Tases

Nv ~ refusal last ssenlna 10 Allow
a bln nled ~ County Treasurer w
w. Ehy cor the collection of tAses fol
the city. The council exposed lts plai
a action in the settlement IL differ
rnces existing between the city oI
u~ekMloosa and Mahaaka county. The
city has a claim against The coanty
treasurer. II docr net propose 10 pay
hts claims until Il II settled.
Under the state law threefourths
Of one per cent IL allowed the county
for the labor OF collecting the city
tayes by the county treasurer. In ad,
dition 70 this the county treasurer has
been collecting the mulct tax for the
city,and the special taxes for paving
curbing, sidewalk and other improve
ment assessments against the proper
~. The per cent allowed for this
work was allowed to the county treas
urer in addition TO the regular salary
by the board of supervisors.
A recent decision Of the supreme
court has declared that the county
shall not be allowed for collection the
commission on muct taxes. Immedi'
ately the city fled a bill for $439.0Si
with interest, covering the commission
on mulct tax which had already been
paid the county.
In addition to this, holding that the
special taxes assessed and collected
were not collected for the city, but
for the holders of the tax certlf'
Gates" the city solicitor included in
his bill for the refund Of the mulct
tax commission, a demand for repay
ment of all commissions on the spe'
cial tax, the demand being made with.
out a specified amount as the city al
legged that it had no records to show
how much had been paid, the only rec.
ords being in the treasurer's Office.
The board Of supervisors refused to
allow these bills, holding that the
collection Of mulct and special taxes
was a matter entirely foreign to
them, Mr., Eby doing the work for the
city at his own, and not the county,
profit. -s~
Mr.. Eby has. sent the council item
lied statements of the commission
due him in the past, all Of them al
lowed and the warrants drawn. Hence
he regards the incident from his
standpoint as closed.
But the city Of oskaloosa doesn't.
Last night Mr.. Eby's bill was hello
out by the council, while the item fol
mulct tax was disallowed. The coun
Gil believes that by refusing to draw
warrants for Mr.. Eby's commission 4
can hold out the amount OF the claim
the city believes 1t has against him
But Mr.. Eby believes otherwise,
IAN there We ar-re."
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
Needle work Department.

The needle work department OF tho
oskaloosa Woman's Club spent a
pleasant and profitable afternoon Mon
day with Mrs. FRANK Christie, at her
residence on North Third street. All
OF the ladies brought their work, "and
the gathering was considered extraor'
binary In size for 80 soo after the
holiday season. Refreshments we're
served and the afternoon thoroughly
enjoyed by all present.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
. . . . . . .
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
. . . . . . . 0 .

Mary Billick, quit claim to
e. =. Billlck, NV n Of
6-75-15 ...I..............s2O $4,000 90
Mary Billick, quit claims to
v. I. Billick, NV " Of NV n
u north n Of ne " of NV NC.
n IL, south n OF sw n
and west " OF sw n of sc
u, all 75-14 ............. 1000 90
Mary Billick, quit claims to
Mary l.. Anderson, ne u Of
sw n, Sc n Of NV n,
south " OF sw " OF M n
81, and NV " OF swA Of g.
all 1915 .......-.,....... 1000 90
Heirs of Jefferson Billick,
quqlt claim to M. L, Ander-
son, ne " OF sw n, Sc "
OF NV u and south " Of
sw u OF neN 31.76-15 80. 100
Mary Billlck, quit claims TO
w. j. Billick, SO n and
Sc n OF ne n 31.76-15.... 1000 90
Mary Billick, quit claims to
M. L. Blllick, south " Of
NV ", sw " Of neA, south
" of ne " OF NV "
12-75-14 .................. 1000. 90
Stephen Criss and wife to
Libbie s. Dunshee, lot !,
IL, East Boulevard add os-
kaloOsa .................. 200 90
Bessie Rumbaugh TO II. II.
Sheriff, lot so Lacey's add
oskaloosa 1850. ........ $50 90
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
brother Killed By Train.

Mesdames Charles Carr and Charles
Gilbert were passengers this morning
TO Des MoInes, being called TO that
city by the -eath OF their brother, r.
McManus, who was killed there in rail-
road work on the Northwestern this
morning.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

On January first the Anderson
Brothers discussed with Mr.. Doll the
advisability of establishing the plant,
discussing the situation in a friendly
way, and signifed their willingness
to put up a plant this year under the
conditions secured by them last night.
Mr.. Doll took the matter up with the
Commercial Club, and at a meeting
Monday morning, called Immediately
after the directors e aware OF the
plan, the Andersons were asked to
state their offer, and made 1t substan-
tally as given in the foregoing. With
in ten hours the Commercial Club had
secured from the council what was de-
sired, and the corn canning enterprise
was a practically assured thing for
Oskaloosa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
FOR SALE.

sN-- H- LL
$3.50 will buy q good building lot In
the northeast part OF town, within .
minutes walk of car line, convenient
TO school. East front. tai'
$500 will buy a fine building lot
fronting on O venue east. Lot is go
x240 IT.
$500 Will buy a lot oOxl2O, south
front, on g avenue east, having the
advantage OF a line, gas. electric
light, city water, sewerage, very do
sirable building lot.
3 TO 9 acres Of ground on North 18th
street; convenient to car line and
paved street.
$500 will buy a flLe lot In the east
part Of town, z blocks from court
house; lot 60x120, south front
$3.50 will buy a fine building lot on
North O street, east front, cement
walks, sewer tappage paid for, paved
street, one block from car line.
$1,000 will buy a new Broom cot.
tage. lot 62x12S IL In south part OF
town on street car line. good well,
sewer connections, or will sell on easy
payments II desired.
$3.50 will buy q Groom house on
Third avenue east; good well, cement
walks, good neighborhood. Property
would rent at $40 per month.
$2,250 will buy a nice homo in east
part OF town. House of z rooms, city
water, cement walks, VI block from
paved street, convenient to school.
good barn; property is in good condi-
tion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

In chronic and nervous diseases
there is nothing half so helpful az os-
teopathy. The treatments are restful
and in~vigorating. In many cases
marked improvement is C 0 appar.
ent. Or. O. G. Farmer graduated un.
der the founder.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
PAYING OFF THE DEBT.
oskaIoosa Is Getting out From un
der Burden.

Slowly the city Of Oskaloosa Ia
wlplng out It's interest bearing debt.
Over six thousand dollars OF interest
costing debt was paid by City Treas
urer w. I. Ncagie during the month
OF December.
The payments were made by TAX
ing up more than a score OF warrants
bearing six per cent interest. The
warrants we're divided among the
funds as follows:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
MoNEY 70 LOAN.

We make loans on farm and city
property at the lowest rate Of inter
est. and with favorable options Of pro
payment. Money furnished al once
" you have the security.
oskALoosA LAND q LOAN CO.
III North First st.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
MAHAsKA FARM ron SALE q
osKALoosA LAND a LOAN co.
III North First st.
FOR REM.

House OF Q rooms, city water, nice
location, corncl lot, 0 blocks from
square. $11 per month.
House Of 8 rooms, modern improve
ments, about 8 blocks east OF bust
ness center. convenient to school and
street q line. SIT per month.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

We have by mutual consent dis
partnership. III persons know
ing themselves indebted to US will
kindly call and settle the same on or
before Jan. 10, 1906.
Abbott & Swarens.
1O4d10-23wz.45w2-pd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Rev. Arthur d. Miller OF odebolt has
accepted a call from the Presbyterian
church at Lake City.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

The cold weather, snow and ice
do not interfere with the homeseek-
ers' excursions to the irrigated lands
at Holly, Colora 10. You should In
vestIgate this proposition; the finest
climate in America, the surest crops
and the most profitable crops that
can be grown. Next excursion Jan.
49, seelHarry e. Davis for particu-
lars.
(109eod3-24w1-46w1)
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
THE CITY'SSTRONCBOy
ohly Mae 1heasand nollan On
Hand IaneaFy

WnFranta lssNed In lhe month Of
pccemher ~ me clty clefh Amounted
70 t8.ait 60 according to his sepoft
On appropriations made 10 the clty
council Monday evening The war
rants Issued we're divided among the
- N.tK
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
AMONG THE LODGES.
Items ~ Interest FfUm she vntleus
Haunss ef the Goat.

@tFta W America had uwitn a cclns
bratlcn Ia thn city Saturday evening
aron The occasion " The installation
~ unleefa chosen Cor the dntleR % the
new year. Following the work ana
The b3tincas ~ the evening there was
a banquet and a number of excellent
talks were made.
Court Pride OF MahaskA a prosper.
Ing In a substantial manner and IA the
strongest at The present time since
It's organization In the city some years
ago. The new year ccntaina much OF
promise and tho membership looks
for even greater progress than during
the past year,
The officers Installed we're,
Chief Ranger--Jno. p. White.
Sub Chief Ranger-Frank Meader.
Financial Sec'y-Tno. p. Wilson.
Sr. woodward-Geo. Quarton.
Jr. woodward--H. Il. Ralncs.
Sr, Beadie-wm. Scott.
Ir. Beadle-Jos. Spencer.
Treasurer-Joseph Cant.
Trusees-Reubon winchell, James
Casper, Chas, HORT.
Physician-Dr. J. ID. Muir.
Team Capt.-wm. McLain.
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knights OF Pythlas.
The Knights OF Pythias installed
officers last evening after a weeks de-
lay. The following will be in charge
Of this organization during the com.
ing months Of 1906:
@. C.-Herbert l.. Coke.
v. C.--Chas. Carbon.
Prelate-B. j. Snyder.
M. OF WA. u. Bass,
X. OF r.. & S.-R. II. Walton.
M. OF Eff. b. Davis, Jr.
M. A.-George Boatsma.
l. CIVIL Stanton. +,
a o, G.-Ernest Brewer.
T~rustees--J. p. Asher, Chas. Foeh-
finger, Chas. Carton.
Grand Lodge Representatives - T.
M. S~hockley, A. Il. Bass and J. p. ASH
'er. The meeting OF the Grand Lodge
will be hold in Iowa City during the
second week in August.
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improved Order OF Red Men.
The installation OF officers In the
local Tribe OF Red Men was an auspi.
cious affair. Enthusiasm for the nc.
complishments OF the new year was
stirred and the boys intend to go
forth for better and greater achieve.
ment than ever before.
A committee was appointed to act
In concert with representatives from
the ladies' OF the degree OF Pocahontas
In the preparation OF a big social time
TO be held In the near future. The
Pocahontas installation which was to
have occurred last evening was do
ferred on account OF the commissions
not arriving.
the Red Men installation vas &C.
complished by John Bird, deputy past
grand sachem, and inc OF tho Oldest
Red Men In Iowa. He has been wear.
ing the blanket and trailing the for
est through many moons.
The new officers are as follows:
Prophet--G. ID. Grier.
sachem-W. A. Stump.
8. S-W. A.. Blackwood.
J. SD. Kenner.
G. OF VIC. 10. Coons.
@. OF R.--Jno. Hunt.
X. OF VIC. w. Whitehill.
d 1 S,-F. O. Odem.
SC. W. Frazier.
/ W.-M. Bemisdarfer.
2 WI. Bush.
3 VIC. Werner.
W.. Morgan.
q. LII M. Fancher.
q. WI. j. Felker.
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Odd Fellows.
rho installation Of the newly elect
ed officers in Epcampfnent N. 10 was
accomplished by q. Il. Coons, who
was deputlzed for the special work
by LIMA Ellis, the regularly commits
i uInnaJ aIaIo naloar Tho nav officers
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
WANTS & FOR SALE.

FARM FOR sALE.-well improved
farm OF $40 acres, all in grass but
go acres, near graded schools miles
from depot. VIII sell all or part
and on very easy terms. Jas.
Stephenson, Rose Hill, Iowa.
110d3-24w2
- - - -
MAHAsKA FARM FOR SALE 200
acres well improved. Will be sold
at $50 per acre II taken In January.
Enquire OF w. r. Nelson, attorney,
Oskaloosa. ~108d3-24w2
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

The city clerks report on appro-
priations was the most important OF
the several Official reports read at the
meeting last evening, and with the
approval OF these, the allowing OF
claims, the action regarding Highland
the abatement Of the canning factory's
taxes the council completed its labors.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
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Odd Fellows.

rho installation Of the newly elect
ed officers in Epcampfnent N. 10 was
accomplished by q. IL. Coons, who
was deputized for the special work
by LIMA Ellis. the regularly commits
stoned state officer. The new officers
are;
@. PIG. W. willard.
II. Pei. II. Matter.
s.. VIC. w. Whitehill.
J. We. Patterson.
s.. &C. E. Coons.
Treas.--H. l.. White.
1 WI. Bush.
2 W.-Jon. Fields.
3 WA. Williamson.
WI. A.. Hartman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-28
BUSINESS CHANCES
CAMPBELL & CO.,
732 ROstOn RInck

CAMPBELL & CO..
732 Boston Block. \.
businesses, stores. stocks real estate or
any KIND OF property quickly and privately
q soid Tor cash. no matter where located.
M 2sa sfs ofe ser 4 sss s sssns BLOCK
minneapolis, MINI.
newly furnished; rent $25 price $500.
Rooming house, near Loring park; rent $50,
price $700; half cash, balance easy.
$3.50 cash, balance easy easy Big money nMs maker.
rent $40; $3.50 and $40 ore respectively.
Grocery. two horses, wagon, etc.; income
81 500; rent $12 invoice about $4,000.
Grocery, old established business, income
Soo upwards; invoice about, $4,000: will dis
Bakery and lunchroom near university; es-
dapmsned n I'VE years; sales $25; everything
eo Meat market market good trade. completely
Drug store, st. Paul; established 20 years;
$1,000. s2}g4 '3' = I8I +.
Saloon n.,o St Paul; hne location sales $40
u nsn,sd psace on!y 900; your chance:
splendld openings; stand strictest inyesti-
If you want to buy any kind Of business,
store o. stock, call and see US. We can suit
you. Cash advanced to purchase any place
Out Of City Bargains:
Livery and transfer business Dakota 40
or partner. j 'Gfr'ssl
Barber Barber shop. live Wisconsin town. 81 600
Ing building and fixtures; terms to suit.
e. I nnne business Dakota; yearly business
splendid Iini opening for good merchant tailor.
Livery stable, Wisconsin; established %
years; price ~, 500 or valuation.
ssa Drug store, Minnesota; population 2,50U;
sales $4,000; price $4,000, or invoice.
hotels. two good places. Minnesota and
Wisconsin; thoroughly modern and doing bust.
ness; prices and terms to suit. III Il
,. General merchandise; only stock in good
Minnesota nj 2 town.; sales $4,000 yearly; invoice
$2,6oo; viii sell or rent building.
Hardware and furniture, Minnesota; sales
Y $1,000 yearly; invoice $4,000; splendid open.
Flour mill, capacity 100 barrels fine Gus.
tom and outof-town trade; good Minnesota
inspection.
where. write or call G7I : =
Campbell & Co.,
1872 Boston Block,
70. k44y,v,N H.
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HAVE A CHANCE (FoR A SHORT TIME
only for party with S1,50O or more. will
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4 ness; own and control best and latest In
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taken care of with present capital. Money
Will be paid back out of first earnings a
safe Investment and a great money maker.
Hanlre. Blomgren & Co., els N. y. Life.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-28
Campbell C Co.,
732 Boston Block,
Minneapolis, MINI.

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