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l.. A. DUNsMooR THREATENED

e X T.. A. DUNsMooR THREATENED, - 4.
On Monday afternoon gentleman rushed
cited, saying; :,, = am going to sue you for
% 9o1pn;. Vel" We'll read your ad in the Sunday
) stating how and where TO select. Christmas
present Now went oyer that whole drive as
boulevard to Harriet Heights / found dai fbat
all the nice things you said about the boules
yard. parks, lake and beautiful lots were
900 feet along: that boulevard to Knox av,
before could put my hat on--with the mer-
'en cur 10 below 10 seroI froze my ears, and
and said: Young man., did you take your
had taken the bride with you as directed, she
. would have kept your ears warm, not only for
the winter or until you had bought one Of
those lots for her home :&$@ -t.ss: &
said he would take his bride out next spring
m nna select s there aot said bans
i (Note-Read the first edition in last Sun.
days Journal Or cali On I. a. Dunsmoof, ia ia
. ia. Phoenix building for particularly
. e. % a. Z 5 Z e. $50 go 2 3. 9
o # POS Andrus Bldg q
o Real Estate, Mortgages Investments. q
Q S7,oo $1,000. acres near James av N and 0
y YIIO-LoSdn nv N, near 18th st, 42X120, o
Q 81, sote 70, eI av -, corner 22d st, Q
0 $500 Garfield az. near s2d ct, 42x129.. + Q
Q 81, 5oo...JRidgewood :av, near Pleasant 100 .
Q 81, 5ooacolfax av $. near 25th st. 4ox .
9 $1,000 Bryant az $. near 9th St. ~ 8 8
Q $3.50 ay s, corner 8eth st. 5ox127. 9
Q $4o0-Lyndale av &, near 9th st, Ssx11s. Q
O. $26C-Cedar. av, corner 36th at 49x125 ,s 5s O
o. $365-Cltnton av, near .29th st, 4Ox126 o
o 4$675-11th say S. near Lake st, 5Oxi36 -
O. z$55Q-Grand av5 near. a35thc st. s45x129 Il o
Q 90 90 o o o. o. 90 0 o
s4oo-coRNER OF HARRIET Az AND: asth;
:, water and gas. q III =
S4oo-columbus az 8, inside Of 36th; water.
$400-Aldrich aV IS, inside of 36th At
NJ water, gas and trees. . .s "a ss5,3 i3si IS
$200-On F st and Division, in Southeast
Il minneapolis; water and gas. ,ti.s S =
$30O-On 18th az Sc, inside OF Division ST.
Frices going up. e5s Save. your money By
e. G., s15 Bank q Commerce miner ,e.iSA
LAKE HARRIET LOTS. s =
ISL .n you are looking for lake shore fronts. !
term sh9i s. prices
s.s gains with improvements in and paid for,
overlooking lake, only 1915 ,;.e = No. ~
Call for plats and price lists Of Linden Hills,
B Reeves, South Shore ,pF ark lat. Lake Harriet.
d IL. a.: i, Geos1 :. Dart. .aIst5ls
Both Phones. y. 1907 Phoenix Building. 4
CALHOUN PARKzNHoIcE, 4a.F0oT ELoT,
shetween Lake and 31st.s 4; iceegpod ITO JAM
s Call at once. The p. A. Conrad Co., 613
!: Phoenix block. .5s 50.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND |, GRAVE

~>>~-~~O~~~~~~~~~ >~~~ol~~N~~~~5
- &~y e BIRTHS. StstS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bookman, 61e Eighth avenue
n, a girl. E
Mr:*and Mrs. Peterson, 1412 Fourth, street s,
boy.n 81 ;z 49, -. 81 .
. Mr. and Mrs B. Cans, e1s Thirteenth avenue
Mr. 9and Mrs. George Bergstron, s5oSs East
Thirtysninth; street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. o'Brien, 62s Fourth street
NE, a girl "!ta5 Aas F,ss -. ,E.rJ ~
Mr.! and Mrs: John skogmo Az Pierce street,
a boy.r ss-,E :s...s -. s. NJ Il sS4Ss 8
Mr., and Mrs c. Smith, e21 Twenty fifth ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. schreier, so11 oliver avenue
N, boy 80 rzsss@Fs5 lT54is
Mr. and Mrs. John johnson. ss4s, Humbolds
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. ]. ouist. 1920 Eighth street
Mr.. and Mrs. v. NJ Julian, 2221 Tenth ave-
nue. s. girl. ~ a ~
MARRIAGE L1oENsEs.
Joseph Gamma and Edridge Freedman
Edward A. Huddleston and Emma Lundquist.
Frank Carlson and Hilca Arveson. ~ as
Michael Flynn and Anna Somenes. .s,s
James F. Dillon and Laura Black;
John Ravenscroft and Margaret Anna Roche.
Charles Cooper and Fanny G.. Wolfensen.
James Mccain and Emma Luke.
-.-aah azt.5as DEATHS.
Rufus Wheeler, city hospital. lfs
Mary D.. Wiley, 1925 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Eric Segelstrom, 723 Tenth avenue 8.
William Manahan, 416 Fourth street n.
Anna L. Sundstrom 1904 Cedar avenue.
Katherine Geddes, 2429 Twenty-seyenth ave-.
nue. s.. - as4t - .fSst,l st5 .@z58s
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81 a,sfH
% tSEftk994 g l,6oO Ne. b = =
Q . Lake Harriet Lots IS S. u o
o ID A fine double corner on Sheridan : = IN. Il y
2 side s4pd s., fronts one block from Lake 3
g. Harriet; lQOxl s this ia; rare bargain o
% and must ,be sold at once. q q
9 Thorpe Bros Andrus Bldg. I9 s. 4, 8
g @ O. o.tl0sL 9 "a g. q 20 o :. o o Q
s40O ION COLUMBUS Az 81, az osE 10 a6th
st; perfect grade, water, gas, walk and
trees 55& lsjt|s5iy. 80 a IT
saoo--tln Harriet ay inside 4oth st; perfect lot.
s4oo-ont Aldrtch Az $. inside seth st; water and
g; 81 Of. 3l5 Bank OF Commence Bldg.
FOR QUICK sALE-soUIHEAsT. 71oxl20.
u 81 300 lots for. 81 1850 each until Dec. SO;
parkway and university; ]. easy termsI Gould,
owner Guaranty .building TIC 1870. 81
$2,75o-2d ST s. HALF ioT WITH 4 COOP
for trackage: A. good Investment as rental
Ihe q. "A. Conrad Co.. 613 Phoenix bldg.
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LOST. FOUND. REWARDS

N~~S>~sNS~(~~CN-N~|-~ ~--~~r~->~~o~N~~~-
issued by The Farmers & Mechanics Savings
Bank of Minneapolis; II not returned to said
&. bank before Dec: g. 1906 application will
be made for duplicate thereof. Ri
LosT-DEC, is. ON 7th ST BETWEEN MIC
:. ollet and Henhepin a blue and gold 'ename1ed
h pin in form Of a bug, set with pearls and
Il 400 Park boulevard. &5I ~ sl*.
LosT-WEDNEsDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN IRV-
ing av s and Hennepin, on 9th st, large
brooch; return for reward to Journal want ad
counter, or telephone South 1853, N. w. phone.
LosTLADY's GOLD FILLED WATCH, SMALL
+ diamond in back: engraved in back lid; return
X for reward to /. NJ. Clarke, Bradshaw Bros,
list av and Washington.
LosT-THURsDAY AFTERNOON, DEC -ls,
plain round gold slocket with gold rope chain,
engraved I'M. "a. g. Return for reward
to journal Office. .s,'-..
MORNING., BETWEEN 22d
and goth, on Portland, woolen shawl, checked
LosT-sATURDAY EVENING, AT pAYToN's,
small crocheted purse, containing Sc and small
change. Return for reward. 726 p 18th ct.
ToUND-WII THE MANUFAcTURER OF
II the water purifier for which I was agent cali
h at the. Journal and receive the sample.
FoUND-rwo LLEWEILYN sETTERs Ar
& the union tation both have collars. Inquire
g at Minneapolis Humane Society. a.Ef
LEMON AND WHITE SET.
ter dog. Return to Elmer Whips, S02 Sd av
-f Sc, for reward. II }i4ass
LosT-LAsT FR1DAY,sA GOLD WATCH AND
society key. Return for reward to s22 Elmer
FOUND RED AND WHITE COW, LAST FRI.
1t day night. Gail "a Clarence ~, Prospect.
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80 - - IF ,lEi'TE -, .. :syR=
- III AND IL PER CENT NET, y.
Income paying Investments, large double
corner with brick veneered stores. fats duplex
houses and tenements. all in hrstclass repair ;
this Is an old-time snap and will pay you to
investigate this money-maker; closing out an
estate. Also a smaller property that nets
IL per cent. Both we'll located, on good bust
price. 10 49,. So. -,
FL. ~ George B. Dart, :.
: # ,so7 Phoenix Building, -. $.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR PROP
erty-400 acres Of improved land three sets
+ Of buildings. near Promise City, Iowa. 800
sacresj improved farm, good buildings, half
mile Of Murdoch, MINI. 100 acres, Improved
Land hnildaags De Graf MINI $50
Rutland, N. d. Don't answer unless you
mean by business. Address to Ell Munger. Ben
FINE MODEM RESIDENCE, INSIDE FRANK.
:. 10000; can be traded for about huff; want
land a Or , city property. s
deScs dges best
or west. Geo. Fl. Hutchins. 4O3 Phoenix
1 building.
ss4 ACRES, MINI. MILE Laos CO., ilt;
timber land for Minneapolis house. N.
f 800 A., N.,jDJ, Morton Co., $13, for hdW.
e sSa9. American Land & Elk. Co., ss
ABA. Security Blk Bldg, Mpls, MINI.
We HAVE FOR TRADE CANADIAN LANDS,
beth void awe w ms ae as
s. es,,aisa MT Mian, SEQ a Man. 60 Union bant
o3sTh1eTIx s rME CLEAR Hale
j town and II miles to city; exchange for fat
SSd Nss T %sEehanaise stock Phoenix Land
in 5000. residence; win trade for lot On
Az s. II e Ssessa 7o as' ewa mes A "a.
ExorHANasEz1Mna las CRY PROPERTY,
1863 ss0ek
dress 4O7f, Journal
$500 And 5000 EIaHTH WARD RESI-
dences, clear; exchange for high class Red
River valley fnaprored. HI Konkle, 3p3 New
York Life. IS
FINE QUARTER, RED RIVER VALLEY, ONE
s Ses sssss s9 ).
II y1 x NmTn PEAT = erIs 4 rIrs
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.

10 LET-su1rE OF 5 OR ROOMS, TWO
single rooms, newly furnished: strictly modern.
walking distance. T.. G.. 24OO. fat Z, S1s q
18th st.
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LOANS AND CHATTELs
LOANS AND COLLECTIONS

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF COLLECTIONS.
We charge per cent straight and remit same
day any claim or part of claim Is made. :
. H. A. Robinson Realty Company,
$40 Railway Building .-. -
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NOTICE
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.

: =
Construction of Electric Railway. {;
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
fee Of the Warren company at 2 pm, Mon
day. Feb. 4, 1907, for the preparing OF the
miles Of electric line for the Warren company,
between Bisbee, Ariz, and Warren, Ariz 4 !,
Instructions to bidders, specifications, plans
and prohles and other necessary information
can be had upon application.
Plans: specifications and profiles will be sent
to competent bidders upon receipt Of twenty
five ($25l dollars guaranty for return of
plans. Proposals shall be made upon blanks
companied by certified check or surety bond
in the sum Of 10 per cent Of the amount OF
their bid. I'm f:'-tE .sf q 80
The Warren company reserves the right to
reject any or aIfS bids = IN ssss5 go.
-Cleve W. Van Dyke, Manager
Bisbee, Ariz., Dec. 10, 1906. VIII
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED GROOM HOUSE,
all modern. for four months of choicest
locations IN Lynden Hills; possession given
Jan. 1. Address 1929, Journal. " =
AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
$3.50: frst-class hotel. clearing $500 per
month; $4,000: finest restaurant in city. COZ
Guaranty building.
FOR RENT-A MODERN, COMPLETELY FUR
nished house, until June l, centrally located.
2. o. Boz SO.
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.
Sewer and Water system,

Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at the Of
ton of water system, a sewerage system
and sewage disposal plant until 2 O'Clock
pm. Tuesday. Jan. Is. 1907. Instructions to
proximate quantities and such other informa-
ton as is necessary to the bidder may be
had upon application. Plans and specifications
wilgbe: sent TO competent bidders upon receipt
five a($25l dollars as q guaranty for the return
of thebplans Proposals shall be- made upon
blanks furnished by the company. and shall
surety bond in the sum of 10 per cent. OF the
amount Of their bid. 4 i--,'H
& The Warren company reserves the right to
reject any or allsbids.+s rats, y 1880 = It
Cleve W. Van Dyke, Manager.
Bisbee, Ariz.s Dec. 1, 1906. Is
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:. This is certainly true. New, strictly up.to.
date worth sc, 900: If sold at once S47o1. In
;. Sunnyside addition: three blocks from 'Henne-
pin av; nine rooms, best of hardwoods,: man
tel. crate sideboard everything comnietr.
easy sy a terms; tn 'ss5",
S],ooVeINew, strictiy up to-date gem, hard
=, Wo0a nnlsh, beautifully decorated electric
light and, gas, best senameled and + nickel
4ox17o: ali new houses: one block from. Nicoi.
let This lis certainly. a, SNAP: ! Now. ia yonr
chance; worth $500 -. - i-~-Sn., =
= ~. B. Gleason, 500 Phoenix: Bldg =
: = : = y 49, - =
pRrGK p1ScR rHp az Soo =
O For SeleNA fsnisndid sfhreestorv br,cl y
q huildtne Ioco4o Cd nn 1na, hiS to
O. vicinity Washington :aY n. and Plymouth, o
o. large store on ground floor and fiat on next o
two floors Building alone cost So oop and d
Torea an netni m petter n tne
~'' 't on Nissan Raa,t1 ef ~ " sui''ss% .
o 221 security Bank Building. {. o
- Q o 90 .
81, 25o-oWNER SAYS tssELL MY HOME;
n
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10 ~ g. ..s 4. i.
FOR RENT ].
FOR Rent Unfurnished Houses

fs ID u =
80 LET HOUSES 70 RENT.
shades hardwood floors, laundry full base
+ment, very comfortable and within easy walk
= ing distance, $40, l3 ..ssi ~ S5.
g rooms, furnace, bath, gas, nice yard. close
I ". 400. Ridgewood av.tdetached frame dwelling.
II 20 rooms, furnace. BATH gas hardwood floors,
S Mlds ps porch, good barn, splendid neighbor-
1908 sd aY s. very nice frame dwelling 8
rooms. all modern . first class neighborhood,
az; $50 Goa. Oakland av good dwelling of rooms.
2ls University av Sc. rooms. city water,
Inside closet, SID >.'s
1909 18th av s. small dwelling on large lot,
0Ye rooms, city water, $12. go
George 0dlum, Manager,
vi 300 Phoenix Bldg
FOR RENT-No, E saith ST, NINE LARGE
light pleasant rooms, modern, conservatory,
barn. large lot; half block to Nicolet car;
worth $40, price $50 z. d. Brown, 73S Lum-
Der Exchange. y
TEN-RooM HOUSE, BARN, BATH, PANTRY,
parquet floors, hot water heat, homelike and
location best; rent reasonable. 2612 Dupont
FOR RENT-sECoND FLOOR DUPLEX HOUSE,
ton; 1905 Sd av s. Inquire 1901 Sd av s.
FOR RENT-FoUR-RooM COTTAGE WITH
barn. two blocks from street car line; rent IS
per month Inquire at 3217 Girard av n
FOR PENTHOUSE OF TEN ROOMS, CITY
water and gas 81 Western ay. L.. r. Cor
ham. sOT Hennepin av.
FIvE-RooM COTTAGE FOR LAUNDRY OR
family. Ills Sd avs. SIS -
SIX ROOMS. GIT sth AV N, $40. = :
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FLORISTS

AMUNDsoN q KERcHNER, Funeral Designs !
speciality. 400 Hen: T. c. 365s: Nicolfet 1s1.
JULIUS Rick. Floral Designs and Flowers,
1878 Washington av N. T. G.. phone 1s48S.
MINNEAPOLIS FLORAL co., seth sT, Calhouns
wholesale and retail florists Both phones.
E. NAGEL & SON. FLORAL DESIGNS AND
z flowers. Both phones. Ills W Lake 1T
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MONUMENTS

MANTEL co.. MoNu.
Z ments, headstones and markers; special de-
signs on request. Office 40 9th st s; granite
and marble works, 3517 Hen. ay. Both phones.
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PENsIONS

ROBERT WATSON, wARsvETERAN PENSION
n atty boz Ala. 82S Boston Block. Minneapolis,
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MEEKER COUNTY FARM. - =
One. of the best 40O-acre improved general
purpose farms in ithis state, close 10 County
seat, Litchfeld, and 63 miles west Of Mime
apolis. .E%2sTs 49, IN ::
!. city property or.smerchandise . .::zS.i5e i
: -*2-s''-. ~ q George B., Dartt, ~, .
'S-<, ~ t3 SO7 Phoenix: Building ?. =, r;,,s- ~
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s,ss OCEAN STEAMERS
A Magazine Of Travel

Concerning Trips to
The Orient, Mediterranean,
Adriatic, Egypt, Holy Land,
" est Indies, Jamaica, etc.,
sent free upon application to
the neutrality-suspicious. Line,
81 Broadway, N. T.; 16S
Randolph street, Chicago. Ill.
w. B. Chandler, e. E1chhoru
& Som. A. e. johnson Co.,
1r MIL n ~ r.--A--x.. q
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ALL OF SECTION 2b.I42-a6, GAO ACRES,
about IA miles northeast OF Dickinson. Dunn
a. county, n o Nice rolling prairie land for
with. payment Of $1,000 cash. balance in ten
equal a! annual payments per cent; Or will
trade the entire section, clear Of all incum-
stock of goods Or town property, equal value
Adjoining section sold for SIS per acre and no
better land. This Is q snap. ..4; .45.5 ri (,
t2s~ 1:ss"a :a!'.nJulius Pleth, ~ ~, ..sasss a
.: Plummer, Red Lake County, Mum.
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PIANOS FROM FACTORY 70 HOME SAVES
ers upright, $685.; Schubert. $685. Wellington,
$3.50; Kimball, 500; organ, 500; square, $40.
NJ Schulz Co.. Wholesale warerooms, 716-71s
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She will appreciate electric nat iron and in
tuln Will do better work than is possible with
the old kind The nurse will like an electric
FOOD warmer. The largest stock in the west
to choose from. The Minneapolis General
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FINE QUARTER. RED RIVER VALLEY, ONE
for 4 home. Ia e ii. Address s2741. journal.
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FOR sALE-1dIs cELLANEoUs

Skates boy,s aleds, chafng dishes. silyerware
4 for Christmas. Out prices. Open evenings.
e Roberts Supply, III Nicollet E-I--'1-..l
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FOR sALE-NEW AND sEC0ND.HAND Bill.
Hard and pool tables, bar fixtures Of all
kinds; easy payments. Send for catalogue and
/. price list. The Brunswick Bake Collender
Co., 42e and 42s Sd st S, Minneapolis. = !
PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, LATEST
drophead Singer sewing machine, $17.5o; drop
White, So; Singer, 81; warranted. Elmer, 7OS
list S. me- d. -s
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CASH OR CREDIT.
Il you are IN need OF warm garment
and not over particular as to style. we
Fur-collar coats, length AZ inches, were
$2O, now %. Warm high-grade kersey jack
cts, were $1S, now 81 - sT
$ sa Crotty,
814-S16 Nicollet Az,
(Entire Second Floor.)
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Farm Lands.

SOS: 20 ~ q o. o B o. 90 20 O % {
. CHOICE FARM LANDS IN RED LAKE I
. county. Mimi, for sale at $15 to $25 per
. acre; land that produces hne small
. grain. clover, timothy and corn. q, The
, sPlummer Creamery this year paid to the
ri patrons over $36 900 Red Lake county I
. is one of the best dairy counties IN the {
. state Of Minnesota. Write me for price /,
D list and map. r. s. : .+-.7zI9,.{
-. - Julius Pleth. f {
D. II. ii q zf24 Plumnler 2:tss i 80 ~ ;,g z I
, ~ 81 Red Lake County, Minnesota
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE IN THE
E northwest to buy your new and second hand
o9ice, store, bank, drug, confectionery and
and includes safes, desks, chairs, tables win
dow fixtures, scales, showcases, counters. cash
4 register, typewriter, etc.
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For Rent Stores.

TO LEAsE-NICoLLET. Av FRONTAGE, A
1eet; hnely located. See us at once IL you
want a fine investment. The e. "A. Conrad Co.,
3 .513 Phoenix. building. II. -,
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BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND
nxtures and furniture; largest stock in the
cases cash registers. rolltop, fiat and standing
desks. Office and bank partitions, counters.
railing, tables and chairs, store counters and
shelving, heating and cook stoves, sleighs;
prices right. 1927 Washing ton Az S. .E..-',.--..
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING; SKILLED
workmen; satisfaction always guaranteed; be
sure and get a Metropolitan tuner. Order
: direct. &c. Metropolitan Music Co.,
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Young men than any other one factor
perhaps and it would be well II Co
lumbia people would attend these con-
yention exercises and learn more OF
an organization which is doing SO
much good in the world. The exer-
cises will be quite as entertaining as
There are few oetter
sneakers in the State than Mike Saw
age. of GAINESVILLE. He is one OF the
leading lawyers of that bar, which is
one of the best bars of the State; and
it speaks well for the Association that
they offer such a fluent speaker and
gifted orator to make the opening ad-
dress at the opening session Friday
afternoon at o'clock.
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SOMNAMBULIST
Leaps From . Moving Train, But Is
Not Seriously hurt.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct s.-Dream-
ing that he was about to step out OF
bed H. C. Flanary, of Big Stone Gap.
Va. who had gone to sleep on day
coach, opened the car window OF rap
idly moving Louisville & Nashville
train near Erin. Tenn. early yester-
day and lesped out His wife, awaE-
ened BY his action, screamed and the
conductor stopped the train. 1t was
backed up to the point where Mr..
Flanary jumped. and the somnambulist
was discovered sitting on mound OF
earth. daEedly rubbing his eyes The
train was going at the rate of thirty
i've miles an hour when he jumped,
but fortunately he landed on rain
soaked ground and was not injured
or even bruised Mr.. FiSnsry, his
wife and two children were en- route
TO Quincy. Ark. and they continued
their journey with the head Of the fam
lily somewhat shaken up. but little the
worse for the exciting experience.
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RETIREDI IN FAVOR
OF CONTRACTORS

WASHINGTON, Oct. Sit has been
finally decided that the Panama "a
nal will be completed by contract. ID
a few DAYS the Commission will MAKE
public q statement setting forth J"
reasons for favoring the contract SF
TEN. and at that time form Of coz
tract win also probsbly be published
showing exactly the sort OF documen'
believed by the Commissioners TO W
necessary for safeguarding the Worh'
President Roosevelt is known 10 suF
port the Commission in its postum
that the work can be done more sd'i'
factorily by contractors than oy Nv
Government. He had a long coDisr
ence with Chairman Shonts toda! ~
the subject and the various @
ments in favor Of the contract s!s''D
were discussed fully.
This change will in no way anew
the employment Of Chinese ldO0
Proposals for furnishing the 0nln'
labor were made under such conditions
that they can be transferred 70 w.
tractors and the terms can be fulnii'4
in such . manner that the GoYeFnu'D
can give the collies just as nneh p,v
lection as il could il the Governne'
were the direct employer nj
II is likely that no disposition W.
be made Of the bids for suppi',-s
Chinese labor until after the re'u''
Of Secretary Taft from Cuba -
President Roosevelt still intenu1
visit the Isthuaus this fall. ana unis
there BE some change for ne So vi,
IN the Cahsn situation. will P.oO' :,
leave for Colon 8 short tine a''s'
November election
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-10-12
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

Busy. busy. and we wouldn't be 8
busy If styles were not right. Elegani
new models in Pattern Hats, sWel
STYLES in ready to wear hats, smartH
trimmed with ribbons. velvets. wings
feathers. ornaments, etc, as fashion
demands.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-10-12
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC Exc.
cuTlVE COMMITTEE MEETING

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Maury County is hereby called
to meet at the Circuit Court room in
Columbia on Monday, October To-
1906, for the purpose of providing Tor
the election of a Democratic Execu-
tive Committee for Maury County Tor
the next two years, and for such other
business as may properly come before
said Committee.
JAS. H. KANNON, Chairman,
JAMES A. SMISER, Secretary.