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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-19
IOWA READY TO DEDTCATE
Exercises In November for Thirty
Monuments on Southern Battlefelds. 4:

DIES MONIES, IOWA.-At a Joint session OF
the Shiloh, Lookout Mountain, Vicksburg an(
Andersonv1lle monunseet commissions here .yester
DAY hnal arrangements were made for the dedt
cation Of the thirty monuments erected by these
commissions to the memory of Iowa soldiers
1t is expected that several hundred Iowa vet
Grams IS VIII attend the dedication exercises go
they are particularly interested. The several
commissions will leave. Chicago. Nov. IL, on a
special train, which will run to all the battle
nelds Vice President Phelps Of the Illinois Cen
tal was here today and arranged for the excur.
Sion The trip will occupy ten days.
Twelve monuments have been erected on the
Shiloh battlefield, fourteen at vtcksburg and
three at Lookout mountain. Missionary ridge and
Andersonville: Among the orators will be Gen.
of Abba. Rev. Dr.. A. L. Frisbie of Des Mones
vii! be the chaplain at the dedicatory exercises
Major s: H.. NJ. Byers will accompany the party
written for these occasions
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NEW RICHMOND IN FIELD
Button Of Marquette a Candidate for
Representative.

MARQUETTE, AICH.-Attorney Charles F.
Button has entered the race for the Republican,
nomination for state representative for this leg
islatiye district This makes the contest still
more interesting, John R. Gordon. the incumbent
having previously announced their candidacy.
The Ward-Culver case in which the Marquette
mayoralty Is at stake was scheduled to come up
the present term of circuit court, but has been
continued until December. Ward has presented
the names OF twenty-eight electors whom he
cohtehdS voted illegally for Culver and in case
the ballots concerned are counted out Culver )
majority a OF seven will be obliterated.
inc republican convention for the thirty first
Dickinson, Iron and Alger counties, has been
cailed py chairman Cad Smith to meet in this
city oct o. It will be ''love5 feast" Senator
Michael H Moriarty of Crystal Fails is i the
only candidate, and he will be renominated TO
succeed himself by reclamation. ~ 'as'' =
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THREsHER IN THE WOODS
First Machine on North Shore Of ST.
perior Near Grand Marais.

TWO HARBoRs. MINN.-The first thresh,ue
has been ordered by the farmers of Maple Hi.
In Cook county; just back Of Grand Marais, the
districts In the state and its farmers are esnecf
ally enterprising: They have been In the habit
OF threshing their grain with a fail. or feeding
asserted itself and they Clipped in and bourht
modern machine. They have a goodly aver.
age OF wheat oats barley and other grain
Silver Creek sheep ranch, ave miles north Of this
ety. IN have arranged for the sale Of the first
25o sheep and were shipped to St. Paul. They e1
now have something over 1000 head of sheeu
a. ana expect to sell half OF them in the next
i. Sunday morning Gustaf Larson aged 2s a
nsle rim man Down and IA Great Northern section hand
land. south Of Hfbbng, and Instantly killed
Larson was asleep on the tracks, with his head
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WENT TO DEATH JOKING
Beloit, Wis, Man Shoots Himself b
fore Wife and Friend.

BELOIT,, WIs.-Apparently in a spirit of mis-
chief, and with a design TO brighten his wife
and q friend, Charles Parker. 2o years old.
brains out. 1t is said that he had been drinking.
He came home late in the evening and going
to a bureau, picked up revolver which he
handled so carelessly that friend in the room
demonstrated with him. =: :. -, :,
why, are you afraid?" said Parker. II
have no intention intent Of pointing the gun at you.
action to the words, he placed the muzzle of
the gun beneath his ear and before his, wife
charged and Parker fell dead in his wifes
arms. =, ''1
- Parker and his wife recently came here from
Canada His domestic relations are said to have
been pleasant and no reason is known why he
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NORTHEAST
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
WE SOLICIT YOUR LIsTINGs.,

WE SOLICIT YOUR L1sT1NGs.
we have continual calls for all classes Of
your time to Investigate; best fire and lorna
do insurance. Chute Realty Co., Dol Central.
WANT CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE;
S easn FOR any good bargain no matter where
yards2 Non-board agent. Established Is
years. Hobart, Phoenix building.
GOOD FLAT BUILDING OR a PIECE OF
improved Sn property, down town, that will pay
$50, 900 to $4,000. Address 91s4, Journal '
WISH TO BUY GOOD ALL MODERN HOME
near Lake Calhoun. Please state when I can
see the G Place and give lowest cash price.
WANT BEST SIX OR sEvEN-RooM HOUSE
that $1:60 spot cash will buy; client deposited
cash with me; ask regular commission. Dib-
BILE. $50 Tem2le Court.
wANTE3-REsIDENoE IN MINNEAPOLIS
a.1 9 3: F. Burns, Engine CO. No. /,
WILL PAY $4,000 CASH FOR MNNEAPoIIs
Send and 1 Seu t to
WANT. SMALL HOUSE, WITH : LARGE
/ grounds, we'll located; give full. particulars
WOULD LIKE TO BUY SMALL MODERN
win buy. Gail at Isis 3 25th 18th st. s'''' T1''''
WANT TO BUY E 70 8 ACRES, SMALL
house: near car line, In good locality, or would
rent it.. Address 9045, Journal.
wAaNTED-To BUY SMALL IMPROVED FARM,
Address 91s2. Journal.
wANTED-BARGAINs IN e 70 BROOM
houses. Danforth 8 Hash, POT N. Y Life.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 70 BROOM
houses. rFifeld 4 'FiAeld 717-721 Andrus Bldg,
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with me for quick
sales B. Carlton Torell. s24 Security Blk bldg.
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DOG SAVES LIVES OF TWO
Frantic Barking Aroused Woman ant

Frantic Barking Aroused Woman and
Child as House Was Burning.
GREEN BAY. WIS The barking of her dog
# an early hS sss morning savea
flames which few minutes later burned her
house to the ground As 1t was the woman Is
frightfully burned about her head. face. neck
and arms. -.
After being awakened by the dog and carry
ing her child to place Of safety the woman
rushed back into the burning s,home to rescue
her handbook and other yaluabies and would then
have persisted in the flames had it not been
for the timely arrival of neighbors.
The annual convention of the Modern Brother
hood is being held in this city. sMarinette,
Oconto. Peshtago, Appleton, Sturgeon Bay and
ceptton and dance have been arranged for the
entertainment Of the guests
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NORTHWEST NECRoLoG Il {,

SIOUX CITY. 1OWA.-TCharles Lennon. man.
aget of Armour CPS Sioux City plant died
eesEEe e after prolonged Illness; at the age
e e and obscqrity in Chicago as one Of the
nun hog buyers for Armour. 5 His ability
was recognized and in 1901, when Armour en-.
teieu sioux City, lennon was made general
manager and had SINCE held that position. liz
Is survived by his wife and twelve children.
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TROLLEY LINE INDoRsED
Entrance to Webster City Granted and
s.. TaxaS Ramjttod 1880 ss- '7.s

WEBSTER CITY, IOWA.--At special cleo
ton held here yesterday the Boone Webster.
City & Interurban Railroad company was grant
and to maintain an interurban service between
Boone and Webster City. A ave-year remission
Of taxes also was granted. There was no OPP
position to the franchise, despite the fact that
Webster City II. q municipal ownership strong
holT
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TWIN BABES ON DOORSTEP
Tiny Waits at Parkersburg, Iowa, Find
80. ,5 80 a Home.

PARKERsBURG, IOWA.-"Take care of us
In our youth and we'll take care of you In your
old age was message found by John Buhister
pinned upon basket left at his doorstep at l
o'clock In the morning. A knock aroused MIR.
Buhister, and when he opened the door he dis
covered the basket. Investigation disclosed two
rs Buhistep are the Of grown ehidrea
and determined to give the babies home for
time at least. No one knows where the babies
came from. n =
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

SIOUX FALLS, S. Done Of the Interesting
events In local society circles this week was the
marriage Of Miss Elsie NJ Burnside, daughter
Of former Mayor and Mrs. George W, Burnside
Of this city,. and Harry Amick Of WATERFOWL,
s. d. The ceremony was performed BY Dean
Cornell Of Calvary (EpiscopaD cathedral Bruce
Amtck of Minneapolis, brother, of the BRIDE
groom was best man. while Miss May Burnside,
sister Of the bride, acted as bridesmaid :.
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NEW TOWN DUBBED ER1csBuRe
Will Have River Site and Be Backed
bY Rich Country -

INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Observation-Disclosures
IS, the name chosen for the new town on Rat
Root river on the new ling Of the Duluth, Rainy
Lake Winnipeg road. ;! Tile town is on the
south bank of the river and rich agricultural
and timber land will be tributary to it. Build
ing e ALREADY has begun on large seale and
rs expected that by time the road reaches
waiting to receive it. 49, 7H3:*'o
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LOST, FOUND, REWARDS

s~~~~~~~~S~~-~~~~~~~
LOsT-LEFT IN EIGHTH AND CENTRAL CAR
on Monday. navy blue silk umbrella; wood
handle; priced as a gift; finder please leave at
where may be called for.
LOST HoMEING PIGEONS LOST A BLUE
check band No. p 1886: also pearl band with
my name; reward for return; notify Fred
May. $500 Sheridan av s. NJ. w. phone 419 l..
LosT-sMALL BLACK LEATHER LADYs
purse containing $40 and 81 BILL also deposit
on a bank in Maquote. Iowa: Return for re-
ward to Mrs. g. X. Gee, A 7th st 8.
LosT-WILL PARTY WHO TOOK RACYoLE
bicycle from in front Of Journal building. by
mistake. Thursday please return and oblige.
LosT-sTRAYED. DREAM AND WHITE JER-
on; return for reward. Baker, 2616 Dupont av
s. N. W. Tel. South 1902 il b
sTRAYED OR sToLEN-wH1TE BULL PUP, 8
months old, one black ear; answers to name
"Tige.n' Return to 8207 Stevens av. T. c..
phone 1867. Reward. 81 a
LOsT-FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
18th st s and 9th and Hennepin, lady's gold
Elgin watch and pin. Telephone T. G.. 8779
for reward
LosT-sATuRDAY, IN NEIGHBoRHooD OF
9th st and I'd av, gold band bracelet, with
initials 81. G. I. inside. Return to 3 9TH
st 8. ~, .E4
with fob attached in front of SO40 10th av s.,
+, kindly return to 1852 18th av s. for reward S
LosT-PAIR GOLD EYEGLASSES, IN FRONT
Of Windsor hotel, Monday afternoon. Return
y or notify for reward 1887 Thomas ay N. -
WOULD PARTY WHO PICKED UP PLAIN
wedding ring with inscription on inside please
return for reward to 1921 I'd av N.
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BUILDING PERMITS

w. F. McIntire. 29O1 West Fortieth
street, III story, frame dwelling ... S.
Thomas E. Jones, 3845 Eleventh avenue
Sd u STORY frame dwelling. >. ........ ]
G. N. Cosgrove, 1909 Bryant avenue N,
interior alterations 80.
9. n. Sjoberg, 2S46 Polk street NE,
: oae-story frame dwelling ...}.
Five minor permits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s
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CARVER, rMINN.-The Carver public school
began its fall terms with a large enrolment.
The teachers are: John Harshman, principal
and Mollie n. Diederich. Augusta Thornquist
and Florence NJ. Palmer. :.
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|, La OHossE, W1s.-The Jury in the case of
OF guilty: The defendant was charged with
breaking Jail. .-~--, =
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Veteran landscape gardeners say the grass on
lawns rs less green this summer than it has
been in any other season in many years. They
do not pretend to account for sit and do not
know what It portenda 49,
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CARVER, MINN.-The' Carver. county fair
senS se preparations are being made for large
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WANT AID" AGENCIES OF
THE JOURNAL.
.NNNN
SQIITH

,
Aaas H. 18Th a's & 1 ana 1 asnaesln av
b hseaw Mrs Mrs. g W. IS 1so 2et d St
Busss R;os Y !a l ssa o Isss st
S Sssshss InG saBs eh, 81 s avs
wv w. $50 So ~ esa 81 n az
HAWAII, j. W Ssnni l4is 4th : az I' 5. St
Hicks. w. X. 1881 y franklin av. ,.ss
Jones. 2451 Bloomington av.
k khports 81 gaoo 2eth St and Iyndale av s.
, Larabee. B. H.. ED and Henne pin. .N'~.
Lincoln & Gould. Lake st and Henn a z;
Mshsod Mrs 81 j. ii 1871 N Nieoilet Az ".
Morse. d. S.. 1902 4th av S. ~ ~
P pasa; O. : Fl s27 &C Cedar av = =,
Reterson. ]: O.. 15oi washington az s. =;
$sinsTt p e. asfs Ss 2st Il T. 5
Mashburn, NJ r. Lake st and Hennepin. x
william :. ". 1911 + franklin az: j;
NORTH. z
purfee, Charles S. &c S 9Th aV n. AZ ~
Graben. O.. H. 642 9th av N. No.. .
Harris w. c.. Western and Bryant. - fE
HUM. O. H.. SO Western av.
Oak Park Drug Store, 1920 9th av N. ~
'Persall. A. H.. go Goth av N.
Riekerts. John A.. ATT Washington av NJ.
Robertson Drug Co., 1921 Washington av N.
!. w. Case, Lyndale & Western avs,
Sanger, II. A.. 929 Plymouth. 4s'
Yoegeh Bros. 700 Goth av N j. .."
Wilson. E. D.. 1900 Goth av N. #
SOUTHEAST.
Hunt, 1914 University av Sc. ~.
Livingston. A.. 515 ,14th av SE..
Thompson, ]. W.. 300 Washington av Sc.
Tufts Pharmacy. s13 4th st SD. - .,.-
University Drug Store. 4O1 14th av Sc. ,''
Waters c. e.. Oak and Washington Sc. e..
- NORTHEAST.
Beuhler. D.. 1888 Adams st NE, 2..''
Demeules. Mrs. COL Central av.
East Side Office 200 Central av.
Englund. D. c.. 4O3 Central av.
Esterley's. Drug Store. 700 Adams st NE.
Gormley & Moran. 24o1 Central av.
Sandberg & Meurer. 9th and Central av.
Steininger. J. A.. GAL Central av. -
Wentworth. Charles. 312 Monroe st NE.
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STARTS AN AFFECTIONS SUIT
Hamilton Of oskaloos9 Wants $4,000
for Alleged Alienation.

osKALoOsA. IOWA.-v. E. Hamilton, a we'll.
known young man Of this city, has brought suit
against w. A. Mcneil, a well-to do coal opera
tor, for $4,000 damages for alienation Of his
wife's affections Mrs. Hamilton secured a d.
vorce at recent teym Of court on the ground
Of incompatability, and shortly after was mar
ried to Mr.. Mcneil. ~
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FLORISTS

FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TELE-
graph OF phone. NageYs, Ills w Lake st. d
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SIOUX CITY. IOWA.-Mrs. Anna NJ. Sour left
yesterday for San Francisco, where she will be
married to Frank d. Arms, formerly of this city
= La CROSSE, WIS.-Edward Martef and Miss
Alice Joliyette were united in marriage at St.
James church, Rev. Ambrose Murphy officiating.
The marriage of Miss Clara Billinger and Ma
than Liskel took place last evening at the home
Of the brides parents. ~ 4
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FuRRIERs

FUR REMoDEL1NG. REPAIRING AND az.
s dyeing one month at sumner prices, D.
Morris Fur Co.. 70 10th st 8. I. g. 1o6Os.
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WORTHLESS CHECK
WRITER IN A TRAP
MUELLER, ALLEGED FRAUD, Elk
+. j. POSED AT HUDSON. =.
His Special Graft Was to Busy Stores
and Markets and to Present a $500
Bogus Check on an Albert Lea Bank,
Where He Had No Funds, in Partial
Payment. 49, Ill., 49,. .5,..,.
Special to The journal,

Special to The Journal. .,, 49," =.
- Hudson, Wis, Sept. ia man representing
nlmse!f as being a retired farmer of Albert
bea, Num-, John Mueller by name, was arrested
mere Yesterday afternoon by Chief of Police
Mere 1or trying to pass two worthless checks
drawn ON the State bank of Albert Lea. .-+
he came here yesterday at the same time as
me cash Carnival company, which shows hero
tnls week, and shortly after went to d. Hof-
man. proprietor of grocery store, saying that
ne had Just sold his farm near Albert Lea and
was looking for a store to purchase. He wanted
to know Mr.. Hefman's lowest figures on his
man did not take much stock in the man, but
quoted him nevertheless price he would sell
for-$4, 900.
Unmasked by Phone. .
Mueller left. saying that he would think it
over and come back later. This he did and told
Mr. Hoffman that he would take the store at
$4,000. Pulling out checkbook he said with
an air Of Importance that he would give Mr.
Hoffman check for $500 on the spot to bind
the bargain while, the papers were being made
out one, but as Mueller seemed Indifferent as to
the form Of the receipt, the merchant became
suspicious and asked his daughter to 60 to the
telephone office and call up the State bank
of Albert Lea. Miss Hoffman got the bank at
once and learned from one of Its officers that
Mueller had no money there and that he was
wanted in the Minnesota town as q crook.
Accordingly, on Miss Hoffman's return to the
store, her father told her to call the police to
take Mueller in charge Mueller made no str,p
gle against Chief of Police OKeefe and is now
IN the county Jail. He also tried to get Mr..
HOFFMAN to cash check for $40, but without
success, - '~' ~ N'no"'
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AND BICYCLES

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FOR sALE-1s" H.t.P. RAMBLER. FIvE!PAs-
nrstclass conditions equipped with folding top ol
glass wind shield. 4-inch tires one extra tire
generator; # you want good reliable car look COX
Emerson Az, s. -,
1908 RAMBLER .S225
1905 Glide, with tonneau. Observation-Disclosures. 375
1905 Yale side entrance. 16-H. P.......... 500
1905 Rambler, side entrance, 18Th. P....... $50
1905 Columbia, electric .............,...... $50
FaT * ath Au to Co. Co.. =.
Auto supplies of every description. i T..
SNAPS IN SECONDHAND CARS.
1905 White full equipment. .,......... 81, $50
1904 White. full equipment. ........ !, 050
Santos Dun'ont, four-cyl Under, air-cooled. 1000
One upholstered body for 1908 Packard. 50
One secondhand White steamer top.
Haynes Auto Co.. 22o 9th st s.
TO EXCHANGE FOR RUNABoUT Or LIGHT
Of Bonanza Queen ming stock. Rambler tnH' or Or
Maxwell preferred. viii pay or take differ
enee: Address B. q: Rourke. Lisbon. n: D:
wANTED-To BUY sEooND.HAND RUN.
condition.; give. description and state price
f adsze waf Si41. cal 3os aa'sf' ~.
FOR EXOHANGE-ONE COMPLETE MOVING
picture machine, used three months, cost $780,
for automobile: must be in running order. Ad-
dress Lock Box 7e, yolga. s. b. -
S226 TAKES oLDsMoBIIE RUNARoUT, IN
frst~class condition, with detachable rear seat
for two. Tires nearly new. Northwestern
Automobile Co., a210 9th st 8. ss~ . -
HIGH-GRADE RUNABoUT, 14-HORsEPoWER
double opposed motor under hood; cost 81 050
sell for $e2s; big snapi must sell: e2S Bry,
WANTED-TW0.CYLIND STANDARD RUN
about or tonneau car. in good condition for
F." cash. DR.. Schefek Masonic Temple.
AUTOMOBILE 1NsURAN0Els BEST POLICY,
lowest rates. Chadbourn & Braden, II 4th
st s.. Both phones 1919. .+-.'~> .7'.-.
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Un1nasked by Phone;
Same Trick In Saltwater.

SALTWATER, MINN.-"Hold John Miller I'M
W l can confer with the cashier of the First
National bank in your city" was the telegram
received by Chief R. F. Barnes yesterday after
noon from Sheriff Oscar Subby of Albert Lea.
The chief did not know who or what was
meant me but began an investigaton and gathered
the information that Edward Gross of Saltwater
had left at the bank named in this city check
TOT 5000 drawn on the State bank of Albert Lea.
which turned out to be worthless
inquiry OF Mr.. Gross ELECTED the informa ton
that stranger, representing himself to be a
real estate man, contracted Saturday afternoon
to purchase the Gross meat market on Olive
street for $4,000 and gave the check in part
At South Saltwater, Too l.
The man also borrowed IS for which another
check ;l was given. The meat market was to be
delivered to son of Miller tomorrow. 1t was
afterwards learned that, the Albert Olson mea
market In South saltwater was bought by the
same man for $1,000 and checks Of like kind
for $500 and S. given
Then the chief notified the police of the twin
cities and of twenty-five other surrounding
towns TO look out for such operator, and yester-
Gay afternoon was informed that the man was
arrested at Hudson. -. -.
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SOUTHEAST.

Hunt. 1914 University av Sc. 49,.
Livingston. A.. 515 14th av Sc.
thompson. J. W.. 300 Washington az Sc.
Tufts Pharmacy s13 4th st SD. -
University Drug Store. 4O1 14th av Sc.
Waters. G. E.. Oak and Washington Sc.
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GOOD FIRMS TO PATRoNIZ
INSTRUCTION
ANNOUNCEMENTS

QUE RATEs oN HOUSEHOLD 4 GOODS 10
Chicago. Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast termi.
mails and Tributary points. For best of ser.
Boyd Transfer Co.. 40 Bird st g.
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AGENTS WANTED.
MONUMENTS

= MVNUMENIS
WE STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED MONT.
ments and markers TO be closed out at whole.
sale prices; ranging from So to $500. InoTs
Gran1te & Marble Works, salesroom 42s wash.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL co. MONTE
ments headstones and markers; special de-
ana marble works, 3517 Hennepin az. Both
MoNUMENTs-FoR 90 DAYS WE Will Sell
at actual cost prices; see us before you buy;
1t Will pay you well to do 30. Leonard Ecfea
Granite Works, 517 Goth av n ~
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MACHINERY

6HAFTING, PULLEYs, HANGERS, COUP.
ltngs, betting, wood and iron working ma.
chinery. new and secondhand; largest stock.
Northern Machinery Co.. PIT Sd st g. Mpla
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NOTICE

ENooH BRoBERG, PROPRIETOR CITY LUM.
Der Co., now has his office at Ills Lumber
Exchange. :. $3.50
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF THE cEIR.z
brated Eastman kodaks and Photographic sup
plies; amateur developing and finishing pronopt
1y done. New England Furniture & Carnat
Co.. corner LIST ay s and 9th at.
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MRS. DR.. FLuELLA MCKAY. SPECIALIST.
r. No. It'll st s; electric and electromagnetic
'n treatments, scientific massage. vapor and medi-
~ Gated sWeats curea rheumatism lumbago
nervous diseases and weaknesses of all kinds
MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
+ for all chronic and nervous diseases success
fully treated 72S Nicollet av room g. Hours
to Pm Phone N. W. 323e-L1. DR.. Anna
NJ. Hardman. r.
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The MERCHANTs' FRE1GHTgRATEB BUREAU,
auditors Of freight biIla. have removed to BIT
II Security Bank building, asf FIJI; f
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-02-07
Woman's Idea of Success.

A Kansas woman, Mrs. A. ]. Stan
ley, Of Lincoln, has been awarded a
prize of $3.50 by Boston firm for the
best answer to the question. "What
constitutes success?" She wrote:
"He has achieved success who has
lived well. laughed often and loved
much; who has gained the respect of
intelligent men and the love of little
children; who has filed his niche and
accomplished his task; who has left
the world better than he found 1t,
whether by an improved poppy. a
perfect poem of a rescued soul; who
has never lacked appreciation OF
earth's beauty or failed to express It,;
who has always looked for the best
In others and given the best he had;
whose life was as inspiration; whose
memory benediction."