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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Charles @. eastman and wife to Mathilda
Wallin, west 81 feet, lot 1 and 2,
block 7. Wilson'S Encouragement: ;.... 1885
Alfred Samson and wife to Charles
Roepke, E1a Sc and VIZ NV Sc,
section 117-11e23. ..................... $500
Charles Roepke and wife to Peter s.
WeinaId, VIZ of WA Sc, section
Lottie N. Fairbank and Frank NJ. Fair
bank to Ludwig S. Anderson So lot 1,
block O, j. S. and w. Blliot's addi-
ROXY and Boleslaus voikmann to Jacob
Kunz, 6GX165 feet, lot and 8, block
Nelson ca Edrdge 70 and nd wife to- Minnesota
Loan & Trust company, part lot 6, block =
49, Minneapolis. Observation-Disclosures. 20,0ot
Edwin Weaver to John Wesley and wife,
lots IS and 10, block 12 j. T. Blais-
dell's revised ...................... 2,5ot
Burnham X. Watson to Charles A. and
Emma Leckelt, lot II, block IS, South
D. G. Bell Investment Investment company to inga
Johnson, lot ID, block l, Lake Street
Second Uniyersalist General Convention to
Fred W. and Henry R. Ludwig, north
q feet. lot a. Auditors subdivision
Bella ". smith and wife to Lucy A.
Smith, west IS feet. lots IL and Is,
block 5, Motor Line. Observation-Disclosures. 4,2
Josiah Thompson and wife to Oscar Swan
son, lot 5, block Z, j. G. lemons ad-
Maud Pineo and John P Pineo to VII
liam Tompkins, lot s, block 10. Mic
Thomas B. Janney and wife to Ducian
Swift, lots and 2 WA lots 8 and
100, revised Cottagewood. ............. 500
Minnie 4. Townsend and Burt B. Town 81
send to s. T. Mcknight company, lots
and 8, and 10 feet of lot o, adjoin-
ing lot 8, and part lots 4, and 8.
block II, Snyder & Co.'s first addition II
Minnesota Park association to Grace Tai
bert, lots l and IA, block I, Kensing-
Ton :. 80: "
Hoy and wife, Ell lot IL, block 8,
N. H. Emmans Realty company to Carol :
j. stqe Lots Il and md e lake N visT
to John solem, north 90 feet lot 4.
| block 10, Gales first ................ 2,1o
| Lewis A.. Smith and wife to o So State o zo
Theo. NJ. Chant to John j. Ankeny. lots
10 and II, block 20, Gales subdivision . -
Emma M v! g. and a Q. J. schramm to Mabel o. ~
| A. Carlson, lots s, and Z. block 2, o.
Eustis third addition ..;;;;;;........ 80
thai. lot I, block 6, Gales second ad- -
1n flsi0h Irowbridge to John ana Mary
LA Larson on lot 4. Block /. western ave -
Lucy ess A. Cook ct al. to Levi g. Lincoln
R Harm IONS second He, block Is " Of Mary
place, Sc Al feet lot 3. block %. and
= fee feet lots = AMID AMID b Block e.
| lot 8, block %. lots and 10, block p,
except right 15 feet. part lot 8,
block I. lot 8, block 2 Snyder & Co.'s
| Laura and John G. stringham to An
drew l.. Aaker, lot 9, block 2, Cornelps
|
Theo Sogard and wife to Charlotte A.
Smith, part lots to IL, block 70, Cot .,
rT Fege o Miscellaneous deeds NV
Total SOL 3;
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
OWN A EARN

Valuable timber and open farming lands at
a low price; 4O-acre tracts and up; near rail-
road, schools, I'LL churches. country filling up
rapidly viii soon .a aaya ~ eno IN value our
great success. ) We are now selling them
Cheap at private sale Come in and select
piece before they are all gone; only zoe
an acre down, 7bc. an acre In 80 days, then
1oc an acre per month. We going to sell
at auction again, but don't walt Buy now
before the price advances. Get picture cat
alogue full information free. franklin BEN
ner Land Co., 507 Bank Of Commerce build
ing Minneapolis.
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MINNESOTA LAND AT $3.50 PER ACRE.

1 A4o acres in 66-10 and II, Lake county.
100 acres in 59-11, Lake county.
/ 800 acres in 6o-13, St. Louis county.
422 acres in 1913 and IA, St. Louis county.
baO acres in 66-15 and is, st. Louis county.
leo acres in 67-1s, st. Louis county.
1876 acres in GAIT, st. Louis county. stH
100 acres in 66-19, ST.. Louis county.
so acres in 6s-1s, st. Louis county.
Timber and one-half OF minerals are re-
served Terms cash. We have other tracts Of
40 to 1000 acres, at $1.7b to 1925 per acre.
Write for plats and information. These lands
are an absolutely safe investment, and the
prices are taking them very fast. Guaranty
Farm Land Co.. 416 Lyceum, Duluth, MINI.
LooK-A SNAP FOR SOMEBODY. 100 ACRE
farm in Kandiyohi county one mile from good
Of water, entire farm fenced in, beautiful
grove, 80 acres seeded with wheat and oats,
80 acres good meadow and balance pasture and
wild timber. The buildings valued at over
$4,000; wild timber on this farm enough for
fuel for long time; this farm has to be sold
at once; cheap for cash Or on time with part
down; owned by aged widow, who wants to
move to town. This farm can be bought direct
from owner for $40 per acre. Address Aug
W. Lindberg, GraceTlle, Big Stone county,
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WANTED. TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-IN SOUTHEAST, TWO
clean unfurnished rooms not exceeding $40,
with gas and S12 i'm winter time; LIST floor pre-
ferred Address 1881 Journal.
WANTED = ACCOUNTANT WANTS DESK
room in new Security Bank building for keep
ing books for occupant; references. Address
1862, Journal.
WANTED TO RENT-A FIvE-RooM Got.
tage would consider buying. Address 1907,
Journal. - eE
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INSTRUCTION

TUTORING DURING VACATION IN HIGH
school Latin, etc., by competent Instructor
(man); would come to pupils home If de-
sired Address 1895, Journal.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN GRADE AND
high school studies; special classes in fresh
man Latin and algebra. Mrs. Bragdou, 1905
14th az Sc
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BUILDING PERMITS

Colegrave, Nancy, 2513-15 Irving avenue
. s. two-story frame dwelling 5000
Iangdon, c. S. ZOO Pillsburg avenue,
11S-story plaster veneered garage...... 5000
Na story o frame dwelling 1000
Iiindstedt John A.. $500 Elliott avenue,
two-story frame dwelling ........... 800
Eighteen minor permits ................. 2,Zo0
Total ................ $4,000
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

For Rent-FUrnished Houses.
FOR RENT-FoR SUMMER, sIx-RooM MOD
ern furnished house. Southeast for small
rental to family of adults WHO can give salts
factory references. Address 1906, Journal.
WELL FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE, PIANO
and phone, 18th st near Nicollet, For the sum-
mer; pleasant situation; references required
Gale u Co., 421 New York Life bldg.
FOR THE sUMMER-AN ATTRACTIVE FUR
nished seven-r0om modern house, opposite cam
pus. Lawn and shade trees. Adults. Refer
ences. 1901 University av.
TO LET-FURNISHED, TO A SMALL FAMILY
for the summer, fine downtown residence
See W. ". Price, New York Life building
FOR RENT-LOwER HALF OF HOUSE ao20
Stevens for the simmer, with a nice yard;
references required. 7. G. phone 1866.
FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE, JUNE Is TO
Sept. l; phone and piano. BIOS Colfax av S.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, 2015 Second
street 8, twin boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pctdtt,, 262o Fourth
street n son.
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Erickson. 1910 Twenty
sixth avenue NE, son.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

five rooms furnished. beautifuI surroundings
$50 season. Address ?. g. Smith, 81 MIC
ollet ~.
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l60 ACRES, RED LAKE CO., SIS PER ACRE.
$40 acres, Kannabec Co., SIS per acre.
400 acres, Itasca Co., well timbered, SIS
per acre.
100 acres, Price Co., Wis, one mile from
station, SIS per acre, .'r 80
100 acres, Sargent Co., N. D., one mile
from Forman. $13 per acre, to trade for clear
tory.
EQUITY in half section in Traverse Co., one
mile from station.
Equity in half section in Big Stone Co., SIX
miles from station. 81 -"
Address 1474, Journal. 'If 81
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For Rent-Stores.

For RenC-SGOTeS.
0 STORES AND LOFTS. o
o 614 and 616 Hennepin av, second and
0 third floors, 56x125; choice steam heat
o ing plant good light; suitable for manu-
o featuring any kind of business; rea-
. sonable rent. o
IS and 81 10th st S, aox9o, first and
second floors; good location for grocery.
meat market Or tailoring business. o
Thorpe Bros, o
o 206 Andrus Building. 0
9 o o o 0 o o o o o
Q % $50 "a 2 Az s. 000o Q Q
24x9O, basement, first. second and third o
floors, or will divide to suit tenant; very o
o s1oOw124 4th st s, 22x9o, basement and o
first floor. o
O Apply to 0
O Thorpe Bros, o
o 2O6 Andrus Building. o
Q 0 o o o o Q Q Q o o. . 90 :
FOR RENTZsTORE IN PFEIFFER BLOCK,
Fairmont, Mimi, located in center of bust
district; most suitable for furniture
and undertaking establishment; no better OPP
pcrtunity was ever offered any man with ex-
perience in that business and little capital
Also elegant. large front and one single
room adjoining for rent In FfelHer DOCK
For further particulars call on or write G. N.
Petersen, Fairmont, MINI.
FOR LEAsE-LoT 6ex1oO FEET ON WASH
fugton ay and 7th Nv $. adjoining building
j. l. Case Threshing Machine Go. building OF
will build for good tenant long lease. APP.
ply c. Lindley, e2oh Nicollet av. r..
SHOP FOR PAINTER, TAILOR, SHOEMAKER
nr C37 10Th sy S. So,
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

4. D. CAMPBELL, SHADE AND AWNING CO.,
awnings, tents and shades. all Heunepin ar
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81 SO, $780, #gs
One of the best East Side corners 1872 feet
frontage, on stone paved avenue; one block
from Central av: cheap at 500 per front
foot; annual rental income now $500; first
class location for apartment house, hotel
or business block; this price for short time
only. s'
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

e. Engebretson and Bertha Haugen.
Joseph G. 0'Gorman. Jr., and Maude IL.
White.
Louis o. Twite and Gusta Ska5erbers:
Emil Becklund and Josephine Eklund.
Z. Tore Aaen and Eline Agholt.
Heddie Deschene and Rosa ii. Scherberh
David johnson and Clara Frisk.
Albert G. Kopischke and Gertrude Roernse-
William M Morse and Eva w. Woodwork.
Bernard A. Adler and Charlotte A. Hayward.
Louis Vollbrecht and Emma l. Bechtold.
Henry w. Hintz and Gina Tollefson.
lanes A. Gould and Grace Durham
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL

EUROPEAN TRAVEL
EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
~ Short Line to Europe. 81
High-class accommodation available on our
DAYS. Two days on the majestic st. Law
renee. Only four days on the Atlantic. Com
fort, elegance and safety combined. The
s'Empresses'' are the finest, fastest and larg-
est steamers between Europe and st. Law
renee ports.
Information cheerfully given.
N. Z. Lidman, northwestern passenger
agent Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship
4 Lines, 232 Nicollet av, Minneapolis.
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81, 3O0-Best bargain in city; an eight-room up
to-date modern home; open plumbing, hard
wood floors and gas: trst-c!ass In every
detail. 4 ~
$S500-Just what so many people are looking
for; up-to-date cottage: hardwood
s.s floors and finish, open plumbing, hot water
heat. nothing better in the city for the
price, on Lyndale ,av. near Goth st: some
cash and balance monthly payments.
So 5OO-Modern eight-room house and barn In
frstclass repair; corner lot: on Penn ay
N; one block from line. f..
Sloane McCulloch Agency,
Oneida Block 1O4 4th st. s.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
ST, 200.-z
four tenement building, eight rooms each, In
first-class repair; hardwood floors, open
plumbing. gas and city water, easy walk
Ing distance to business center and one
block from paved avenue; pays better than
10 per cent net. .-lrs
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DEATHS.
street S.
John Dewitt 1877 Third street NF;
Wallace Hagen st. Mary's hospital.
Marit Morck, BOLT Cedar avenue.
Tan,rence Nermandin 922 Lyndale place.
Henry Isaac Brown, 2629 Twenty-ninth ave
nue. S. .,.-., -o,r. NJ
Maria Olson. isSO Pierce street NE.
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For Rent-Offices.
OFFICES OF ONE. TWO AND THREE ROOMS
hot and cold water. Vault space with each
Office Desk room for rent. Inquire ct Room
666 Bank of Minneapolis building. -,
HAVE A SUITE OF DESIRABLE FURNISHED
offices In the Andrus building with use Of
typewriter. etc.; wish to share with reliable
party. Address 9St, Journal.
OFFICE ROOM ON GROUND FLOOR TO RENT,
either in whole or IN part; locs tion 400 Henne-
pin av. Hsgel Prince, 400 Hennepin ay.
DESK ROOM ON FOURTH FLOOR. PHOENIX
SO per month. Address 1906 Journal.
VERY DEsIRAsLE OFFICES IN NORTH.
western building and Sykes block. Apply 1o1
Northwe& F"rr building
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR
rent to sa t!stactory parties. No. 9Th st N.
LARGE, LIGHT DEsKRooM, FACING HENNE-
pin av Apply 1918 Lumber Exchange.
For Rent-Misce llaneous.
TO LET = 1907 WASHINGTON .Av s-Two
large halls suitable for mercantile lodge
purposes, 500. George odlum, manager, 300
Phoenix building.
FOR sALE-FULL BLOOD GORDON SETTER
dog partly broke; one year old; we'll marked:
| call end see him or write II. Mitchell, 2116
| Douglas ay s.
BARN FOR REMITTANCE ENOUGH FOB IA
horses; rear 206 list st. n; city water. Call
| at 200 1st st N.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
wANTED--TO BUY SEVEN OR EIGHT-RooM
house. partly modern, not over $1,000; must be
within walking distance business center; state
: price and terms in first letter. Address 1883,
Journal. -....sz..,... 1874 90 --- -.:.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 8 TO GROOM
houses Danforth s. Hash, POT NY. Life bldg.
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FOR sALE-MI MISCELLANEOUS

CREDIT, CREDIT, CREDIT.
4 We are now in the midst of our clearing
sale on high1- grade lines Of suits, skirts,
silk coats, crayenettes, shirtwaists and MILL
to price and qualities. Call and Investigate.
" Crotty's,
814.S16 Nicollet, I'd Floor.
81 per week. 81 per week. 81 per week.
UNRESTRICTED IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
office. store, bank. drug, confectionery aud
bar fixtures; also showcases, wallcases, mir
rors, desks, typewriters. chair tables, conn
ter, shelving, refrigerators. safes, scales, etc.
Prices made that Will SELL Ii you want the
goods. Don't forget the place.
Twin City Fixture Co..
far Z 3d at 8 F.
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Farm Lands.

FOR sALE--so ACRES ON LAKE coRMoR-
! art; price $25 per acre. First National Bank
I Lake Park, Minn.s "a :
WRITE NE ABOUT CUBAN LANDS; on
more crops raised yearly. Bisson, 925 Phoenix.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~- ~~~~~-~~~~>~>~<~~-~~"~
BICYCLE WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR TAI
loring; must be late model in excellent re-
pair, good tires and coaster brake. otherwise
don't answer Address AZ. Journal.
TOWN MARKET PAYS HIGHEST CASH
price for secondhand household goods and
office furniture. 417-419 Washington av S.
T. G. 2s17. 80. r. .-
PLYMOUTH FURNITURE 90. PAYS HIGHEST
cash prices for secondhand household goods.
427 Wash. av 8. T.. c. 26o6; N. W. II. 1887 l..
SELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO L1NDAHL &
Diegre; highest prices paid; 405 Washington
av s. Phone Main 1816-L2. .. t..
WANTED-To BUY FLAG POLE, SECOND
hand from 80 to 80 feet in length. Address
1924, Journal .,.
WANTED-sE BURROUGHS ADD.
ing and listing machine. Address 1404, Jour
| nal. -
WE BUY OLD FURNITURE. Orders promptly
attended to- Advance -Furn. Store AL WashS
WANTED-oLD GOLD AND SILVER. RENTz
| Bros. 519-521 LIST az. s.
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$4.95 BUYS NEW HARDWOOD REFRIGERA-
tors. We can save you rs per cent on all
goods, including refrigerators, stoves and
every thing suitable for housekeeping. Roberts
Cooperative Supply, TT Nicollet ay.
FOR sALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND Bill
lard and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds;
easy payments; send for catalogue and price
list. Trhe Brunswick, Bake, Collender Co.,
426 and 42S Sd st s.. Minnea polls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-29

possible to have 1t become law at
the present session of the legislature;
and be it further
Resolved, That we endorse the
stand taken by our present
Governor A. b. Cummins, in behalf of
the primary and reciprocal demurrage
bills and in his every effort to drive
the railroad lobby, bag and baggage,
out of our egislative halls; and be it
further
Resolved. That we will neither vote
nor work for the election of any man
for a public office. regardless of par
ty. who will not publicly pledge that
he is in favor of such railroad regula-
ton as proposed by the president; that
he is in favor of reciprocal demur-
rage law for Iowa. and that he will not
accept a pass for himself or family
while he holds office; and further be
it
Resolved That a copy of these res
olutions be sent to our delegation in
congress, to our members of the state
legislature, to the newspapers of the
state /, and to the county chairman Of
the republican and democratic par
ties" CLEO. c. WHITE,
chairman of Resolution Committee"
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FROM ALL OVER IOWA

Of the safe by use Of the combination,
not a difficult one. The inside doors
were different proposition. Holes
were neatly drilled and enough explo-
sive putt to tear the doors to pieces.
Then the thieves pocketed the $50.
Bonaparte.
An election of city officers will be
held here Monday. March 26. There
are two tickets in the field, as follows:
Citizens ticket: Trustees for three
years, Benjamin Ketchum and W. e.
Smith; trustee for one year, Aaron
Blackboard; assessor, Henry Creswell
Peoples ticket: Trustees for three
years, DIR. c. c. Croy and Gus Nelson;
SCISSOR, F. M. Sturdivant
Iowa City.
Mary Faber, the demented inmate Of
the county home, who escaped from
there last week, was found Monday by
party of searchers headed by Charlie
Hill, in the school house In district No.
/ of Union township. Immediately west
of the home. She had barricaded her.
self in the coal shed of the school
house and fought desperately when the
party attempted to secure her. After
she had been overpowered she was re-
moved to the home, where she will be
confined in one of the rooms and close
ly guarded for some time.
Nevada.
]. w. Hague. who is one Of the best
farmers living near Nevada, was tell
ing few days ago that he had re-
ceiveu from Pennsylvania butcher a
letter enclosing the tag that he had
put into the ear of one Of his steers.
The steer was sold with others to Rid
dlesbarger & Harris on February 10,
and the other man bought the steer at
the yards in Pittsburg on February 81.
He took the steer to Mt. Pleasant in
Westmoreland county, and had 1t
slaughtered. The price for the steer
here was - per hundred, and the price
In Htttsburg was $40 per f1sndEsd.
M.epatine.
The two large guns which were OBJ
taaned for this city by Congressman
Dawson, have arrived in this city. The
guns will be placed In Weed Park on
thu hill In the east end, Gy14@lN
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Piles Cured
Quickly at Home
Without Pain, Cutting or Surgery. In
slant Relief.
We Prove Il. Sample Package Free.

Seven people out of ten are said
to have Piles. Not one man in mil
lion need nave them and we are
proving it every day at our own eX-
pense. We send a sample package OF
the wonderful Pyramid Pile cure 10
any person absolutely free,
We don't do this as matter OF
amusement or philanthropy. but be-
cause it is to our interest to do SO.
We know that the sufferer from piles,
tormented and driven almost crazy by
this wretched trouble, will find sucn
immediate relief that he will go at
e to his druggist and buy box ana
get we'll.
We know that we have got the
greatest remedy in the world for piles,
and we are ready and willing to stand
or fall by the verdict of those VINO
make the trial. We have been dong
this for some years now and we never
yet have Hail occasion to regret It,
And the remedy at the drug store $
1ust as good as the sample we SEND
out. AS. for instance, here Is, a man
who got such immediate relief from
the sample that he at once bought a
box. Was 1t just as good? Undoubted-
", since it cured him after all sorts
and kinds of things had failed. And
It wasn't one of those simple cases OF
few years standing-it had existed
30 years.
Here is a sample Of the kind of let
tiers we get every day and we don't
have to ask for them:
"Friend, / write to tell what good
your Pyramid Pile Cure has done for
me. I used your sample, and 1t did
me so much good went and got two
boxes, and used one and I am an
other man altogether. / have no pain.
no piles, and have been troubled with
them for over SO years, and could
find no relief till now, thanks to your
timely cure. Use my name II It viii do
you any good. Isaac Wharton, New
York
Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale at
every druggists at so cents box or.
II you would like to try sample first,
you will receive one by return mail by
sending your name and address to
The pyramid Drug Company. 642 Pyr-
amid Building, Marshall, Mich.
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!, called Eagle Point. They are very
large, requiring one freight car to
transport them. They weigh eight
tons apiece and are eleven feet long.
It is sixteen inches across the muzzle
and at the largest point is over three
feet thick. They are in good condition
and will greatly beautify the park.
They were shipped to this city from
Boston, where they have been in the
navy yards for some time.
EstherviIle.
John Virgins, a brother to Mrs.
Robert Amstutz and Miss Susie Wig
gins, of this city, was instantly killed
at Faribault, Mimi, where he was
braking on the Milwaukee road. No
particulars have been received by his
Baskerville relatives. He was son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Virgins and for
merly lived with his parents in this
city, being in the water supply service
Of the Rock Island, of which his father
was formerly foreman. The family
moved from Baskerville three years
ago and are at present living in Cold
field, Mr.. Virgins having charge Of the
pump house.
AIgona.
Albert S. Murray, principal Of the
Burt public school. was arrested last
Friday and lodged In the county Jail.
the charge against him being lewdness
and indecent exposure Of the person.
The hearing was bsfore Judge Taylor
in Algona Thursday afternoon, when
the defendant was represented by s..
Il. Mcmahon. who waived preliminary
examination. and Murray was held to
the grand jury, his bail being fixed at
$500. It IL not understood that bail
will be secured The district court will
meet April 80, when the grand jury Will
hear his case. Murray has been prin-
cipal at Burt for several years and has
stood high as a teacher and 40 man.
He was recently announced rs a candi-
date for county superintendent, and It
was thought that He would be a. strong
candidate. Rumors of evil conduct
have been rife for some time, 1t ap-
pears, but they were dismissed as in
credible. When investigation was made
the truth Of the charge seemed to BE-
made good.