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The Lamar register., 1906-05-23

by local applications as they cannot reach the dis
cure Deafness and that by constitutional remedies
lining Of the rSSe When ts ne
tube Is innamed you have runbling sound or i'm
ness is the result and unless alton can be
taken out and this tube restored Its normal condl.
out Of ten are caused by .ntarrh which Is nothing
pu. an innamed condition o. the mucous surfaces
Deafness caused by catarrhl that cannot be cured
b, HAIRS caaFFh fa.f c ifRS ff e6 4d:so O.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
We hope that when we die no one
will look around for some connection
with the figures 10.
Important TO Motk ers. ~
Examine carefully every bottle of CAsToRIA,
q safe and sure remedy for infants and children.
and see that It
si s::,: :s; ., &xzzzzzM
In Use For Over so Years.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought,
Too many of the things we ask for
are not worth having. -
Write Garfield Tea Co., Brooklyn, N, Y.
for sample of Garfield Tea. Mild laxa I've.
What's the matter with the manu-
facture OF corsets as a re-former?
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
@ saHs: s!na S ss
Every man on the bleachers thinks
he could play the game better than the
oldest player on the diamond.
The Lamar register., 1906-05-23

We hope that when we die no one
will look around for some connection
with the figures 10.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-09


The history Of Florala dates back
t. the early settlement of the South
ern States, the first settlers, or prac-
tically the first. being the McDavid
family, now prominent in Escambia
county, Florida, who made their home
upon what is now the shore of beaut!-
lul Lake Jackson. In those days Lake
Jackson was called McDavfd's pond
Qater shortened to McDade's) and
was a favcrite camping place for the
Indians who then rcamed through the
wilds of southern Alabama. Evi.
dences Of Indian occupation ct the
country are still found from time TO
time on the borders of the lake in the
shape Of arrow herds and ancient pot,
terry, and many residents of Florala
are possessed Of souvenirs of this de-
scriwtion.
AS the country developed McDlde's
pond became a noted resort for CAMP
ing parties from Montgomery, Birm-
i:Igfsam and other cities, many of
whom camped uron its borders, huntcI /
If the primeval f3rests surr3GnJin :;
1t and fished in the cCol waters CT tho
lake.
When General Jackson marched
toward the Gulf coast he cut IS cele-
brated road through the forest neag
the south shore CT the lake. cont nulng
it on to the scuthward. f1naliy ending
it On the Santa Rosa peninsula o;:po-
site the city c. Pensacola. TIC name
the lake now bears, Jacksou's. IS in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-09
A MONUMENT TO PUBLIC
SPIRIT and ENTERPRISE
People Ready to Take AdUantaee of Eye,y
Opportunity to Push FZoraka
to THE Front.

has taken place within the past four
years, during which tine two other
railroads have reached the city, at
tracted by the immense amout Of
freight offered by the mills in the vi
entity and the outlook for the future
prosperity of the section tributary to
Florala. Two other large numbering
plants were established within short
distance of the town, the Brfton Lum-
Der Company, located at Lakewood,
and the F1orala Saw Mil Comparv,
which has its headquartersaa Paxton
Both OF these plants are connected
with Florala by rail and the en-
l.loyees. numbering several thousand.
are practically residents of the city.
although living in the vicinity of the
respective plants.
The Britton Lumber Company,
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which was originally known as The
Lake Lumber Company, was the first
mill established in the vicinity of
Florala and has been in operation
about five years. It's president, Hon.
w. H. Britton, Is one of the most
prominent business men In southern
Alabama and to him much of the prog
ress and prosperity of Fiorala are due.
Approximately 1900 men are employ
ed by the Britton Lumber Company,
which also operated extensive turpen-
tine plants. The Florala Saw Mill
Company was established about three
years ago and employs large number
of men. The lumber and turpentine
Industries alone pay in wages each
month considerably over SO, 900, prac
Continued on Page Ten)
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was started about half 4 mile east of
its present location. When railroads
were projected Hon. J E. Hughes,
1.-The daddy of Flocala," VINO owned i
large tract OF land where Florala now
stands, gave the railroad companies a
large amount of land to induce them
to locate their terminals upon the
present site of the city. Half OF the
present town site was given to the
Yellow River railroad (now the L. &
NJ and in addition the road was deed
er some 500 acres of fine piney woods
land The Central of Georgia rail
road, which followed lew years lat.
or, was given right of way and
grounds for depot and sidings and the
Opp branch Of the l.. & n. was also
treated generously when the manage
ment decided to extend the line to
Florala. The jackson Lumber Com
pany, whose plant, one OF the largest
in the South, is located at Lockhart
one mile east of Forala. was also
given 500 acres of land as an induce.
ment to establish its business at a
point where il would be tributary to
the rapidly growing town
The first train into Florala reached
there in June "a, 1897, over the Vel
low River railroad. At that time there
was only one store in the town, which
was operated by J. e. Hughes. but
after the advent of the railroad bust
less Increased .'1pidly and by 100:
there was a good sized settlement or
The shores CT the lake.
Phenomenal Growth.
The phenomenal growth of Floralf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-09
WONDERFUL GROWTH AND
PROGRESS OF FIORALA
A Modern City Building Rapidly Where
But FezU Years Ago, Nature
Relgued Supreme.

find employment at the mills and in
the turpentine industry in its imnedi-
ate vicinity.
The country surrounding the town
is rich piney woods land and, although
much of it is settled up, there are
thousands of acres that can be obtain.
ed at low prices which are suitable
for every branch of the farming and
stock raising industry. Florala also
offers exceptional opportunities for the
location of industries of various dc
scription, among which may be men
toned Woodworking plants of every
kind, sugar and syrup factories, plants
for the building OF small boats and
motor vessels small enough to be
shipped. by rail, machine shop, foun
dry-in fact, almost anything in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-09
BY Ben n. Thomas.

No town in the State of Alabama If
In the entire South has made greater
strides in the march of progress than
busy Florola, the coming metropolis OF
South Alabama, and that it has forg.
ed ahead so rapidly Is due as much to
The enterprise and public spirit OF its
citizens as to its exceptional location
and the facilities it offers along COM
mercial and industrial lines.
Busy Florala is. situated in the
Fouthern part of Covington county on
the shores of beautiful Lake Jackson
at an altitude of ATS feet above the
Gulf of Mexico from which it is about
or forty miles distant. The
population of the town is now approx.
+mately $500, but fully 10000 persons
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memory of this great warrior.
The New FloraIa.
The settlement in the Immediate
vicinity of Lake Jackson was called
McDade's pond until within b"- f9v
years ago when the town OF Florala
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-09
FLORALA THE COMING METROPOLIS OF SOUTH ALABAMA
AMONG OTHER THINGS -FLORALA

magnificent location the shores of beautiful lake Jackson
Three immense lumber mills in the immediate vicinity
The finest in Southern Alabama good
One of the best agricultural sections in the southern
Population in $780, vicinity something 10000
Three railroads with II passenger trains per day.
One of the finest opera houses in southern Alabama
A climate that is unsurpassed in any section
Water works. (contemplated electric lights and ice plant
Brick yard and concrete stone manufacturing plant
An extensive local and long distance telephone system.
Two banks, four churches and live newspaper
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Historical FIorala.

line of commercial or industrial en-
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29

Florencio Bermudez, un nlhO,
de 16 amos, mato de dos tiroS dc
rifle, a Iuez Lueras, un ganadero
del condado de Torrance, ell dia
Is de este mes.
Segun las noticias, el muchacho
Bermudez, era pastor de Lueras,
Y andaban con el ganado Ell la
Mesa de Jumanes, unos ocho mil
las al sur de Willard, cuando hui
DO rina entire los dos, y segun
dice Bermudez, porque los dos no
mas andaban por ALI, Lueras 10
asalt6 y 81 10 mato Ell defensa
porpia. Ell cuerpo de Lueras no
sc halo hasta otro dia.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29
Otra Obra de PIstoIa.

Un joven de unos 16 aiios del
apellido Antonio Garcia, fue ase-
sinado Ell la placita de Los Jar
rales, cuatro millas al sur de Be
len, por otro moccton de 20 amos
llamadose Noises Trujillo. Diz-
que celebraban la fiesta del Santo
patron del lugar, y anda ban EN-
BRIAGADOS Clos dos nihos) y
Noises traiba pistola, con cual
arma pego tres tiros a su victima
que hula de 81, matandolo al
instante.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29

pues de cenir la fortaleza por ell
Este y por el Sur, Sc arroja Ell Ell
Oceano con pavoroso estruendo.
Por Ia parte del Norte Sc estrella
la vista en- una montala gigan-
tcsca, siempre nevada, cuyos es-
calones de hielo, arrancando des-
de el foso del Castillo Sc elevan
hasta perderse en- las nubes.
En- aquella morada, distante de
aqui veinte leguas, vine yo al
munde hace veinticuatro amos.
Al nacer perdi a mi madre.
Mi padre era el jarl Aldolfo
Juan de Silly, ell primer revoluc-
iouario de mi patria. Cuando yo
le conoci, blanqueba va Ell su ca
beza la nieve de setenta inviernos.
70 era su hija auica, su con-
suelo, su descanso, pcro como
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29
FOLLETlN.
Ell Final de Norma.
Por PedrS de 1idrc0n.
PARTE SEGUNDA.

Pasados algunos instantes, le-
vaut6 ella la frente, sellada de
una resignation doloroas.
-iEs tiempo-dijo-de que 10
sepa usted todo! No ser6 70 va
quien lie ruegue que Sc aleje de
mi =. ... iUsted mismo juzgara
cusl ha de ser nuestra futura con-
ductal La casualidad nos ha
acercado de nuevO antes del dfa
que 20 tenia prefjado Pode-
mos disponer de algunos horas
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29

casl siempre estaba via jando 8
mezclado Ell conspiraciones, Y al
Castillo no iba otra persona que
su hermano Gustavo, pase la in
fancia y la nifiez en- una soledad
absolute.
La precocidad de mi pensami-
ento y la melancolia de mi carac-
ter fueron inmediatas consecuen-
cias de aqella quietud, de aquella
soledad, de aquel aislamiento.
Mi genio altivo y los consoles
de mi padre NE alejabau de todo
trato la servidumbre del Cas-
tillo, y mi ava, antes mi nodriza,
era horriblemente sorda: de modo
que, duraute las salidas del seiior
de Silly, pase meses enteros sin
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29
PARTE TERCERA.
CAPITULo |.


Acabamos de arribar al extre-
mo septentrional de la Noruega,
a la patria del sempiterno hielo,
a la terra en- que 20 nacf.
No muy lejos de Hammesfest,
donde nos hallamos, es decir, q
cinco grades mas de latitud Nor
te que ell mismo Cfrculo Polar
Artico, Sc eleva Ell castillo de
Silly. Edifcado en- la punta de
aspera roca hunde uno de sus pies
de piedra ell las aguas del mar, y
por ell lado opuesto busca su base
en- un profundo tajo, lecho de
desesperado torrente, el cual dcs-
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29

Ell Honorable G. w. PritChard,
Procurador General del territorio,
estubo en- Lincoln, durante la ul-
TINA semana de la corte, pasando
de ALI para Roswell, donde tiene
negocio importante en- la corte de
ell condado de Chavez.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29

-. !Oiga usted, pues, la histor-
la de mi vidal
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-29

(Se continuera Ell psgina 4. !,
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FOR MIsCEI, L.ANEoUs

s~"~~>>Sc~cc~->S~~c~c>~ >>>~c~r>>S~~>>>>>>~~c~
Continued
FOR SALE-HOUsE FURNISHINGS, NOTE
prices on this lot for Mondays sale: 40 yards
3 china mating at lie; one lot short length
floor oilcloth at 23c yard; 90 yards linoleum,
CSC quality, 39e yard; one dozen window shades
19c each; pairs lace curtains, soc each; three
center tables, b0c, Toe and 81; one folding
y table, Toe; two brussels rugs, each $1.25; one
baby's crib, $1.25; one wire cot, 81. AS; 10
75c; one book shelf, $i.75; one gocart, $1.9s;
each s1.5o; two lady's desks $3.50 each one
iron couch. $4.25; one refrigerator, So; 7x9
wool rug, 81 80; one gas range, So; one 8-piece
parlor suit $40; three Sx10h feet brussels
rugs, formerly $1b, only $40 each; one oak
$l5i two sxl2 brussels rugs, as goods as ever,
$11.75 each; one Jewell range, used three
months, cost $685. only $50. A. w. Davis
House Furnishing Co.. GA LIST av s. Both
phones.
FORCED 70 VACATEMUsT SELL OUT Al
some price Immediately; all kinds furniture
one-fourth, one-third to None-half of; picture
frames almost given away: big tables full al
Toe, 12ac, 15c and 25c worth double; 49c
photo frames 20c 25c; glass placques 12hc
15c;' glass PLAQUES Sc, 25c; comic pictures
oak frames, 15c,: ditto, Ice; choice OF
large lot, beautifully framed pictures 69c
$3.50 pictures, $1.95; S. pictures $3.50; chro
mos and photo holders, choice SC, worth 25c
$40 large gilt mirrors $59S; easels and screens
all go. Paulscn's 7o1 Nicollet third dool
kerrs. az
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BUSINESS CHANCES

~~>S~~~~~~~-~~~S~e~-~~ ~~S~c-~~~~>~~~
aoMrnM Soo HOTEL MssI 15aas
for land $50 q &
Hardware implements aud building, north
western Minnesota, So, 900.
Residence, q model Leiars, Iowa, S16. 900.
Bowling alley and amusement parlor, south
0rn Iowa.. s. -. SO
$1.400 trade for anything negotiable.
Harness shop, southern Minnesota, 81, 800
half cash.
General MERCHANDISE Howard county, $4,000
General merchandise, central Minnesota
$1,000.
Flour mill, Dakota, $15,5o0; take land.
Restaurant and confectionery. Stearns coun-
ty, $500.
Cigar and poolroom, Minnesota city, $1,750.
5000. q
Millinery, Carver county, only one, $500.
Drugs, Mower county, invoice $500; price
$500.
Mann & Chapman, .--.sge
732 Boston Block,
Phone Nicollet 211. =. 49, !. :
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A MA1L ORDER paopos1r1oN.

n MALL OhOEh SdOfOS1I4ONs
to interest one or two parties Of
means to lack me In establishing mail order
business e,nhg special lines assuring quick and
profitable ls;u!ns. advertiser is young mar
with broad experience in catalog business nnl
Is. assured co axe: ltion OF several manufac-
turerS IN tT!n cities and elsewhere. Highest
aggressive t-'.eee bred young man as asso-
ciate with zoe; 10000 to- SIC, 900 required
business safe, sulu and capable Of profitable
expansion. Address 1878, Journal for part.cu-
lars. esq.,
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sHIRTWAIsTs
Made to order.
Plain and fancy designs.
Beautiful workmanship.
Perfect fit guaranteed.
Reasonable prices.
Come in and see my styles.
Tailor Lee, ne satisfies.
Grand Operahouse, st. Paul.

PLANO BARGAINs.
We must have room for new stock; VIII sell
slightly used stock. at very low figures. Kim
ball upright rosewood case. s65: Marshall 8
smith,, $65; Mason & Hamlin, 500; Henry B.
Miller $l35; another Henry F. Miller, $3.50;
another Henry f. Miller, $3.50; Ernest Gabler,
$136; Wheelock, $50; and many other makes
at very low figures; terms to suit your own
pocketbook; square pianos, $40 up; also pianos
to rent from 81 up. Brooks Evans Piano Co.,
6201S Nicollet av.
CUTLERY! CUTLERY! TOOLS! TooIsl
Everything in cutlery. householders and
Good Cd. peskss knives e. &c., ssf +
grade shears; Soc up to 75c Our scissors and
plated datware. Special midsummer prices.
= Flies. 420 Nicollet. -
NVALIDs' CHAIRs. INVALIDs' CHAIRS
Reclining and adjustable, for sale and Tor
rent; inyalids' and convalescents' greatest COM
tort; radical cure tr9sses, guaranteed, made ct, to
porters; sole manufacturers Of the northwest;
braces for curved spines, fat feet, ETC.; in
yentor Of patent celluloid artificial limbs, on one
pound lighter than others. F. Buchstein~> TO-.
$40 LIST ay 8.
oYERsToCKED IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
bar bar. fixtures; also showcases. walieasss, mir
Prices made that viii sell. If you want the
t''''' ea Twin, 11I Sity Fl Fz Rissec Co..
223 3D. st S. 81. j. ~. r.
FOR sALE-THREE HOSTING ENGINES, 25
+ snatch blocks, sheaves 100 masons horses, %
iron wheelbarrows, three hosting crabs. five
leg boom derrick complete one - -yaru SUM-.
concrete mixer complete, torches, portable
force, mortar scales, etc, cheap for
Apply to Asa Paine, 200 Lumber Exchange,
Minneapolis. -. I'd. sr.,.a -
BANK FIXTURES, SAFES, ALL SIZES FROM
400 to 4,40O pounds, including burglar-proofs
time locks, roll top and standing desks, office
counters, tables and partitions, cash regis
tiers, counters, shelvings, refrigerators, luncl
counters and stools, floor counters and wall
cases, stoves and furniture. 1927 Washing
ton av s.. T.. G. 1045. /, d.
0 CHANCE OF A 1iFEr1HE.
o have for sale complete set Encyclo.
pedia Britannica. 81 volumes. new; cost
o $6S; will sell for $40 cash. If taken in ten
o days. For full information address 1888.
o Journal. ~. Es.s.-:E7:f h z..--'t -
90 o % % %. - % o.
o o 900 Q % % o. . . Q I
al ~ SPECIALS MONDAY % 5taas
Q L Latest drop-head Singer sewing
chine, $40; Singer, $50; White, $40;
Singer, IS; Davis, IS; warranted =
0 Elmer, 703 LIST Av S. a-~s,5
% 90 o 90 o 20 o o
ONE $3.50; TWO e1ls AND ONE 1894 STEW
.1one combined Spartan corn and cob an,
feed mill .e~} -" -r.. -.-''I ~
Two Smith purifiers. -" &.
F, ]. H. Kerrick,
-lr 81. 126 I'd Ay. NJ. .'..'
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SAl.E-MlSCEII4ANEOUS
FOR sAIE-s5.FooT NAPTHA LAUNCH,
good condition; price less than half original
cost. Apply at Dr.. C.. Fry's A1o35 Summit
az, st. Paul, Or J. F. Rabaley, White Bear
TWO DOUBLE S-FooT STANDING DESKS; .
letter press, copy books, etc. Cargill Ele-
vator Co.. 5o7 Chamber o fcommerce Bldg.
PARTY HAVING $500 70 INVEST IN GROW
board. can learn Of something decidedly to
their interest by addressing 4001. Journal.
ROW BOATS, ALL SIZES, FINISHED ANY
style; canoes and. hunting boats made to order;
one second hand boat Shepherds boat works,
111s w Lake st. Phone I. G.. ooss.
P1ANosLwE ARE OFFERING THE BEST
bargains in pianos in the northwest. Pianos
Of famous makers half price for cash. Rad-
ingroom set; upholstered in Spanish leather;
also mahogany dresser and pier glass, cheap
for. cash. 72s Nicollet, Room 2.
FOR sALE-BARNEs NO. FOOT POWER
used about two weeks. News Row Machine
Shop Basement, .4s 4th ST s.
ONE ANTIQUE pIADs:EYE MAPLE BED
Be
| taurunt. 1853 Lyndale ;av N. SsSS
a FINE LINE OF SAMPLE CASES, s AND ID.
foot lengths, in ! oak and Nd. birch mahogany
+. Robertson, 7ee Sd st NJ -. -
| FOR SALE-A BRISTOL STEEL FISHING
| rod, 6 feet, quadruple reel and tackle box,
used little, good as new, all for 49, 70. Stan
| ley Gillian, Window, Mimi
| writer & Supply Co., 202 Sykes block, 2H
4 Hennepin. Both phones.
FOR! sALEoAK FOLDING BED WITH FINE
beds, also TWO very fine parlor stoves. 1901
4 E Lake st. second floor. 81
PIANos-WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS IN
Weber, Everett, yose. Gable, Nelson and
/ other makes from $3.50 upwards. Raudcnbush,
Il 72s Nicollet, Room 2.
FOR sALE-14-FooT BAR, l2-FooT BACK
j; bar and pool table. viii trade for horses cows
srr anythlnK Ssn use Address Box 2s2
FOR sALE-FURNITURE OF YIVE-Rooia
fat cheap for cash II taken soon. Snap for
new married couples; fat for rent. 158 Eth
4 range and large eight-foot mirror: must be
I sold at once: leaving city. 2o5 Ridgewoot
1 FOR sALE-oNE ROLLER TOP DESK, TW1
4 showcases, fitted with plate glass, s fee
4 and Is feet and counters. 3O3 Washington
FOLDING BED LOUNGE, UPHOLSTERED
good as new E,s cost $50 viii sell fos g.
Il ments. 80 s. ~ a
BIG sNAPs-LATEsT DRoP-HEAD WHIT
4 sewing machine $40; Singer, $1b; Domestic
SO; White. So. So; warranted. Elmer l703 Is
Il avs. s,55 s.
s FOR sALE-SECoND-HAND OFFICE FVRNi
ture OF all descriptions for sale cheap. J..
" Gage g. CO., $50 Hennepin av. Masonic Tenn
pie -,
!, BRFAKING UP HoUsEKEEPIN0; NY En-
8. tire stock Of furniture and household good
u for sale. 1723 Chicago av. Herman E. John
3 FOR sALE-sIpEBOARD. AND NEARLY NEW
china closet. cheap. a116 Clinton 81.
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]. BUSINESS PROPERTY

A NEW Two-s STORY BRICK BUILDING AND
two frame buildings, corner lot. walking dis
lance, netting 10 per cent on $4,000, real
bargain. La Duke & Wolff 422 Boston block
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Continued
WANTED nLAcKgMrrH "a ; INT sHop an
run on commission dne chance se-i for right man
Mime Mime = = So, mares 0''0sf' D'''A
FOR sALE-DooToR's oYFIoE AND EoUIP.
ments, centrally located. INQUIRE 5O3h Hen
nepin av, nat 8. afternoons. 7. Z @. 702 or
1857
PARTY WITH $3.50 CASH GAM HEAR OF
extraordinary bargain in Minneapolis real es.
tat tate by addressing owner. o. Olson. Holly.
Col. = - N s.
FOR sALE-MEAT MARKET ONE OF THE
best locations; good fixtures; business Of
$1,000 per month; Will sell cheap. $3.50, Jour-
nal.
FOR sALE--MEAT MARKET. ONE OF THE
best locations; good fixtures; business Of $1,000
per month; will sell cheap. $3.50. Journal.
FOR sA1E-RooM1NG HOUSE; COST 3s76;
will, sell for 500; leaving the city. Call
quick II you wantsa bargain S26 9th ay 8.
WANTED-REGIsTERED PHARMACIST TO
must be seandlnay lam. Address 2ss9 Journal
GOOD FETAL ess M,an L .g AND COAL Bus1.
rsss Mmmarmap sse1GSIt Au
-oress Zimmerman q Ives: dnIlenDerg. iowa.
$lS.TGo ihNEs r. as AND sus1NEss that l
hta uo nv an4ad 900 saassahtsssul soou
- business man .Mal.eu: SoS Fnoenl1 DuAolns.
Eye sALE Al ~ AM s saaA
wbieh s1aa been Maid asIa u JoSsna W
svn rosd ~. WV WI
BE- w q, "a ON S n nos se INN an mason.
loIe = - o--e. = ePP.y -.-v !. a. ov.
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