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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-12
THE HEIRS
SHUT OUT
Surplus OF Mortgage
Rehearins Seamen's
Case Denied.

A unanimous opinion of the Supreme
Court reverses the judgment for de-
PENDANT, jury having been waived, in
the suit of William L. Whitney VS..
John Ross.
THE plaintiff. as administrator of
the estate of a mortgagor, brought as
sumpsit against the assignee of the
mortgage to obtain the surplus of
$40 remaining in his hands after pay
ment of the mortgage debt from the
proceeds Of foreclosure under power
of SALE which surplus money the de-
PENDANT refused to pay to the admin
istrator on the grounds that the mort
gage provided for its payment to mort
gagor, his heirs or assigns, and that
Sec. 2165, r. L.. requires that it shall
be paid over to the owner of the mort
gagged property 1t appeared in evil
dence that the estate was insolvent.
Jury being waived, the court gave
judgment for the defendant, on the
grounds above stated, to which the
plaintiff excepted"
In addition to the foregoing grounds
of his refusal, the defendant contend
ed that the mortgaged land descended
to the heirs upon the death of the
mortgagor and therefore that the heirs
We're entitled to the surplus money
representing, in a way, the equity of
redemption. He also contended that
the rights of the heirs could not be
disposed of in this action, as they were
not made parties.
But" the decision concludes, "hoW-
ever it may be in cases in which an
estate is shown to be sufficient to meet
the claims of creditors, we think that
the surplus money is properly paid to
the administrator when, as in this case,
it is clear that all of it is required
for the payment of debts.
Exceptions sustained, judgment re-
versed.''
Castle & Wilmington for plaintiff;
Magoon & Lightfoot for defendant.
SEAMEN'S TAXES.
Without rendering an opinion the
Supreme Court yesterday denied the
petition for rehearing in the suit of
James L. Holt, tax assessor, plaintiff,
VS. II. S. n. Co.. Ltd, garnishee. M.
F. Prosser, Deputy Attorney General,
for plaintiff The decision on which a
rehearing was ASKED was to the effect
that, while under Federal law sea-
ment, an execution on a courts judg-
ment would nevertheless lie against
such wages.
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CAPTAIN LESLIE
BECOMES DIVORCED

Captain Sam. F. Leslie of the mount
| ed patrol had a decree of divorce
granted against him by Judge Robin
son yesterday afternoon. A. S. Hum
phreys appeared for the libelant. Mrs.
Mary Ellen Leslie, but the libelee
made no appearance either personally
or by attorney. Indeed, the husband
was proved to be more than willing to
have the case go against him by de-
fault.
Mrs. Leslie testified to their marriage
in 1903 and to her usband's total
failure to provide for her since last
New Years. She stated that she was
living with her mother-in-law, who re-
ceived nothing for her support from
Captain Leslie. They had one child, a
girl seventeen months old.
Mrs. Fred L. Leslie the libelee's
mother, corroborated her daughter-in-
law as to maintenance.
Judge Humphreys himself took the
stand. He testified that when Mrs.
Leslie came to him about her desired
divorce he asked her, according to his
practice in such cases, to think over
the matter for few days before press
a reconciliation. She returned some
days later to state that her decision
was irrevocable. Then he wrote to
her husband informing him of his
Wifes purpose, but recommending a
reconciliation if that were possible.
Captain Leslie called on him and
stated that the differences between
himself and his wife were irreconcila-
bic. Further, he offered to waive SER
vice of summons and give his consent
to trial forthwith. This offer was put
into writing and filed now in court
Another thing the husband consented
to was to have $50 month as per-
manent alimony decreed against him
for the support of his wife and child
Counsel further stated that Captain
Leslie had promised him to appear in
court, but his absence was probably
due to reluctance about making such
public appearance. There was no col
fusion in the matter, Judge Humphreys
declared
Judge Robinson mentioned that Cap
tain Leslie had called on him the pre-
vious day and stated his reluctance to
appear in court, besides giving his con-
sent to the proceedings according to
appointment. The court thereupon de-
clared the bonds of matrimony be-
tween the parties dissolved. ordering
libelee to pay $50 monthly alimony and
costs of court. The child's custody
was awarded to the mother but the
father should have permission to visit
the child at all reasonable times.
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ACCOUNT APPROVED.

Judge Lindsay approved the first an
nual account of John A. Cummins, adj
ministrator of the estate of Hahale-
wal Cummfns, deceased, which was
filed on November last. Exceptions
had been Withdrawn and the court
found the account perfectly correct
1t showed receipts of $4,000 and pay
ments of $363.25, making a balance of
$12.75 due to the administrator.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Camp No. I. U. S. w. V.
Department. Hawaii

Department Hawaii.
Meets every LIST and Bird
Wednesday. Suites Is and
10 Progress Block. Fort
and Beretania streets. at
7:SO p. m. Visiting COM
rades cordially invited to
attend.
H. T. MOORE. Comdr.
f.. H. LONG. Adjutant.
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A report from the Federal grand jury
is expected today-a first and final one
at that.
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LADIES AUXILIARY,
A. o. H, DIVISION NO. I.

Meets every nrst and third Tues
gay, at p. M, in c. B. U. Hall, Fort
street. Visiting sisters are cordially
invited to attend.
NJ ALICE DOHERTY, Pres.
MARGARET K. TIMMONS, Sec'y.
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HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 7.
RATHBONE SISTERS.

Meets every End and 4th Monday, at
knights of Pythias' Hall. King street.
-All visitors cordially invited to attend.
IWALANI K. DAYTON, NEG,
GRACE O'BRIEN, NJ. of R.&C
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HONOLULU AERIE 1Ao.
f. o. z.

-ssSS Dn> Meets on End and
4th Wednesday even
tngs of each month at
$3.50 o'c'~"% in K. of P Hall, King
street. --eing Eagles are invited to
attend. SAM'L McKEAGUE, wP.,
H. T. MOORE. Secty.
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Voluminous affidavits are being pre-
pared for the impeachment of Deputy
Sheriff Kekauoha before the Board of
Supervisors next Monday evening.
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Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
MERCHANTS
SUGAR FACTORS.
HONOLULU.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
Ihe Waialua Agricultural Co., Ks@.
The kohala Sugar Co.
me Wa1uea Sugar Mill Co.
The Fulton Iron Works. st. I,owtx
The Standard Oil Co.
The George F. Blake Steam pRuum
Weston's Centrifugale.
The New England Mutual Life Insur.
ance Co, of Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co., of HarA.
ford. Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co., of E~a.
don.
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ANCIENT
ORDER HIBERNIANS.
DIVISION NO. 7.

Meets every first and third wednes-
days at p m, in c. B. U. Hall, Fort
street. Visiting brothers cordially in
vited to attend.
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The sale of the above property is
postponed until SATURDAY, APRIL
p, 1906, at u o'clock noon, at my
Full particulars at my office.
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A ALTAR AND GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew, 2soe Eighth
Broadbent, M. and Mrs. q. W., 1882 Stevens
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G., 1880 Taylor
street, a girl.
Swanson. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. g., s1s Twenty
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. M. O., 1919 Marshall
Davy, william, 1909 Hawthorn avenue, a
girl.
Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B., 2721 Sixteenth
avenue s. a g I'll r,cr,,srs
Charles A. Davis and Louise M. Klenert.
William B. Hoke and Lille NJ. Wise.
William s. Frost and Maude NJ. Bartleson.
Max F. Roemhild and Edna Eifealdt.
Leonard Samuelson and Amanda II. He'd.
George b.. Phillips and Geneva A. Green.
Charles o. Hallstrom and Josephine A. Davis.
Edward p. Palmer and Hattie 8. Hopkins.
John F. Ryan and Catherine A. Duean.
William 8. Anderson and Agnes NJ. Rondeau.
Evan g. De Lander and Emma q. Nordbergh.
Rudolph b. Binger and Ina Moody.
George g., Mccormick and Alice G. Austin.
Charles A. sEdblom and Kittybelle Mason.
XIV. Van Dervoort and Bertha j.. Tilling-
hast.
william B. Alderman and Emma ". Foyer
Alfred b. Willmart and Alice Jones.
Louis Chase and Margaret Thompson.
Harry Garvey and Blanche Wetherel.
James s.. Koillmarth and Mary L. Barber.
James Sullivan and Eva Mclaughlin.
Charles A. Ripe and Anna NJ. Walsh.
Carl Anderson and Hulda Isaacson.
Frederick g. Lundy and Isabelle Faucet.
August 81. Neuman ana Mary NJ. Rupert.
Edward A.. Belanger and Edwidge A. Dali
sodr.
Patrick NJ. Mcnamara and Alice NJ. Conley.
Frank j. Archer and Elizabeth Ryan.
Harry A. Chase and Harriet b. Dean.
James A. Lang and Grace A. Parsons.
J. Stafford Bishop and Eda Richter.
Irvine Hoar and Dagma o. Brandhasen.
Hesekie1 Hanson and O1ette Arneson.
Oscar Carlson and Christine Peterson.
Siferd Tolva and Sauna Se1kala.
John. Rome and Katherine Russo.
Rudolph Cl Thielke and Edith NJ. White.
Oscar a.. Olson and Mary Christensen.
Victor A.. Gronlund and Aino LAME.
Erik Kithiis and Maria Nojaneu.
Frank Lellig and Tressie Schiller.
George Bueiow and Ellen Knutsen.
Charles KeschnftEky and Laura NJ. Dilabar.
John D.. Douthett and Efie Byers.
John j. Place and Leona r. Qsman.
B. A. Med. Hewitt and Lily Fisher.
William ]. Forsythe and Anna NJ. Lee.
J. B. Harrington and Anna Reagan.
James q. Harris and Mary M. Guy.
DIED.
Mala. Elizabeth, 1907 Fourth street N.
Pierson, Augusta, city hospital.
Armstrong, Frank E., Swedish hospital.
Miller, Lena, lat Thirteenth avenue NE.
Cos, Peter, S2S University avenue NE.
Humphrey, Mary A., POLL Twenty-second ave
nue. 8.
Taylor, Hannah M, Asbury hospital.
korogi. Helen, 1911 Second street NE.
Kingston, william. Nicollet hotel.
AImquist, Andrew. st. Mary's hospital.
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BUILDING PERMITS

City Of Minneapolis, Second street Sc be-
tween Central and Bank, W brick
StorenOuSess /. So. $SsUVV
Mrs. Carrie Rosenquist, $40 Eighth street
s. .wo.story frame dwelling ....... 5000
! M-story frame and concrete block
dwelling 1000
i AMsatory frame dwelling. ............ 1000
Nyholm. 1923 Emerson avenue N,
I h-story frame dwelling -. 1900. $500
story frame dwelling ........... 1900
Fifteen minor permits ............... 1915
Total q ,s7c
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Unimproved.

$3oo-MAKE oFFER-BUCHANAN ST NE, BE-
tween 25th and Goth. east front, 37x129.
S350-Grand ay S, between. 37th. and 3Sth,
east front, ,40x131.
s3oo-Each, Harriet, between s7th and 3sth.
west front, 4Ox131.
$S75-Each, four lots, Pleasant av, between
9th and 3Sth, east front, 40x126 each.
$450-Pleasant Nv, between seth and 37th,
west front, 4Ox147. a.t' ~i%.
$45O-For two lots on Stevens av, between
45th and 46th, west front, 42x13o to alley
each. - ~ E
$6oO-Tw lots, James av N, and two lots on
. Knox. between 26th and 9th, 42x129 each
to alley. 81
81, O6O-For five fine lots. corner Of Girard
av N and 3eth; lie fine; covered with beauti-
full trees; will sell separately.
$225-Lot 6SS132h, OH Bryant av N, near
Both; east front. Z. 3 r.,
and 86th; west front; 46x135. s
Yale Realty. Co. POS 4th st 8.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

A~le1andrine Lambert to Libbie Kribs,
Lot 9, block 80. R~emington's Second
ADDITION
Math J. Flanagan and wife to Patrick.
Conboy, lot o. block l. Gipatrick,s
Frank Y. scharber and wife to J. q.
Dick, south 2 rods Of southeast, south.
west, section ID, township 120, range
George W. Burton and wife TO Charles
G.. shogren. lot %, block 2, Moulton
Edwin Carlson to Henry Anvinen, lot 6,
Auditors subdivision No. 28...........
Sarah a. and Irving A. Dunsmoor to
Robert Wohlfel, LBS acres, southwest.
southwest, section 10, township %,
Helen !. Holmboe to August =. Graf,
south a7.6 feet Of lot II, block 40,
Highland Park addition ..........
Charles 3. Lewis and wife to Elbridge
G. Cooke, part Of east one-half Of
section II, township 1T, range 23,....
Frank J. Dieudonne and wife to Charles
3. Woodward, undivided one-half Of
lot 8, section. SO, township III, range
"a, known as Crane Island, Lake Min
netonka
Josiah Thompson to Bertha Larson, lot
8, block II, Minnehaha addition. 1880.
John Rood and wife to Marie 9. Foss,
lot %, block 2. Fair Ground addition.
J. R. Addy to Madge E. Laird. lot 10.
block %, Calhoun Park...............
Maud Hembee to Patrick Feely, west 80
feet Of lots 4 and 8, and west 81 feet
of south IL feet of lot 9, block Is,
Menage's supplement to East Side addt-
Clemens L. Menkelkock and wife to Lewis
Nyholm, lot 2, block IT, Gales sub
division OF 8. & Beebe's addition.
| United States .Installment Realty COM
pany to Martin A. Gilman, lot 13,
block 20, First division Of Remington
| John H. Jepson and wife to Henry W.
Preston, lot A, block 20, Gale's SUBJ
division Of s. b Beebe's addition $685..
| Stella q. Page to Eva G.. Richardson,
lot 2, block 4 Turner & Warnook's
First addition
Lena Virtue to Louisa Mott, lots % to
80, block 8, Eastman's Second add
ton 49,.
wilton NJ. Lindsay and wife to james
r. Hastings, lot 8, block 4, Porter
fields addition
Alpha b. and David Pratt to Rudolph
Zelenka, lots Z and s block 9. Third
Avenue addition .......s.:.y....:.
Henry Dierrks and Wife to Emil B5ork.
lund, lot e. Rust's suhdtvision IN Muir
phys addition ............:......."
Twenty-eight miscellaneous deeds...t..
Total
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D i


wANTED-To BUY FOUR OR FIvE.RooK
cottage on good-sized lot in. desirable American
neighborhood; must be thoroughly well built,
warm and in good repair; near car line; have
no cash to pay down, but have good steady POI
sition at $50 per month and will pay SIS to
s22 per month on such a place. Can refer you
to officers OF one Of the largest banks In Min
neapolis for references. Address 8874, Jour
nal.
I WILL PAY CASH FOR SEVERAL HOUSES
and lots, eighth ward preferred; they must
be bargains. VIII also exchange new piano
for lot, and. lands andccash for good set Sof
bats. T. B. Davis, $40 w 2Sth! sst, Mime
apols 80 sfa
wANTED1NoDEhN HousE,1 EAST FRONT, :
rooms, new; or nearly 30; must have hot water
heat, west Of Eynda1e and inside Of 8sd st.
/ wish to deal direct With owner. Address
4335, Journal - HEEg :
wANTEp-A b0-FooT LOT. Between PARK
ay and Hennepin. inside = 2eth st; not on
car line; state location and lowest cash
price, no agents. Address $500, Journal
WANTED-HoUaE m soUTHEAST KNr
Northeast Minneapolis; .weEhaye huyers.
Mann & Chapman, sS
N%sg 1872 Boston Block
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Z A ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

LAKE HOMES IN THE CITY.
Nothing like a home near the lakes and
beautiful parks, where the air is always pure
and fresh.
Is, 800 buys facing park and lake, Q rooms.
modern except heat: full. basement; very
pleasant; this location will double the present
price. @se9@
81, 1000 tgiyes you one Of the best views OF
Lake Harriet; 7-room modern house, large
grounds, 6ox170, east front; don't fail to see
this beautiful home; very few chances Nike
the above to be had.
$2.200 only for a new Groom house, finished
in natural birch, with hardwood floors. This
Is good bargain; close to car and lake.
81, $50 buys a new S-room house, close to
car and lake all hardwood finish, weh-built
for a home and cheap for the price.
81, ZOO takes a Broom cottage and 8 lots,
close to car; tine chance to raise all kinds OF
fruit, vegetables and chickens.
8 $500 for one of best-built homes in Linz
den Hills, one block to lake; east front lot.
6oxl70, on Park boulevard; If you are looking
for a home, let me show you through; this
will surely suit.
Geo. b. Dart,
S07 Phoenix Building.
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z, Why "half-advertise" It'll A q
s nal want viii fully advertise 1t.
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EUROPEAN


EUROPEAN TRAvEL.
Short Line to Europe.
High-class accommodation available on our
new ''Empresses." Quebec to Liverpool in six
days. Two days on the majestic St. Law
renee. Only four days on the Atlantic. Com
fort, elegance and safety combined. The
''Empresses'' are the finest, fastest and larg.
est steamers between Europe and st. Law-
renee ports.
Information cheerfully given.
N. e. Lidman, northwestern passenger
agent Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship
Lines, 232 Nicollet av. Minneapolis.
10 EUROPE VIA cUNARD LINZ
Company's new Office. 314 I'd AZ 8.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Confinliad.

Continued.
9 2 oaoa & : s s. o N T e q LOS. 9
o. $1254-Perfect lot on I'd avT S, near AID st. q
o.. $196--A handsome lot on Blaisdell av,sffo
. sidewalk. This Is a. bargain. ~. 8
o s300---Fors you. choices perfect lots on Q
o. 10th or l7th avs Sat Bath st; gas
o for; selling fast. ss Il 8
o $350-For your choice; a perfect lot on 10
o ss8ss Bloomington iay, between 34th, and 35th q
o SITS: gas. city water and stone side o
o walk paid for. . q
o $395-Perfect lot on ,24th az s, near q
Q Franklin; city wnter and stone side o
Q $325-A perfect lot on 10th az s, near &
o 22d- st; city water and stone sidewalk. o
o Only one left at this price. ~ gs o
o We can sell any of the above lots on o
o reasonably easy terms, II desired. o
o Thompson Bros, o
O 234 Security Bank Bldg. o
o 9 q q Q 9 % % @ Q o. Q 20
BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON eth Az n, EITHER
James or Knox, any size, very cheap for a
few days; cash or on time. Hermann, 40
Phoenix
THREE ADJACENT LOTS, CALHOUN PARK,
between S1st and 32d SITS, Holmes sav; will
sell one or au. See owner. 428 Lumber Ex-
change.
FOR sALE-sIGHTLY LOT AT LAKE HAR.
riet; view of lake, near car; cheap for cash.
Address 1902, Journal, for particulars.
ACRES. ON TROLLEY LINE; ARDEN
homes at $50 per acre up; come while they
last. B. !. Piatt, Title Insurance Co.
LOWRY & WALLING, BUILDING CONTRACT.
ors Get our estimates. 800 Boston block.
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STORAGE
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, stor-
ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant new freproof Storage Warehouse with
N1NNEAPoLIs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
Ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Paciae coast
and other points our specially. 122 9th st s.
Both phones.
OUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10 OHI.
cago, Denver. Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
est possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., AZ So Sd ct.
CAMERoNs TRANsFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house,
hold goods; expert packers. Office. 200 Nicol-
let. Both phones 1908. Res. phone Z. 9. 1924.
TIREPRooF sToRAal, CLEAN, sEP1RATE
rooms; packing and shipping. 1o6 LIST Az N.
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INSTRUCTION

TUTORING IN ALL HIGH SCHOOL BRANCH
es and undergraduates work in university
mathematics. German and history, by q Ear
ward graduate and experienced high school
instructor. I employ only the well-known
methods used by the expert tntcrs of Cam
! bridge. Address 4611, Journal.
PLANO, VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR, BAN
TO-, yioloncello. Satisfaction guaranteed. Les
sons SOC. voak School Of Music, SO 7th st, 8.
Phone T.sGs 10629.
WANTED1A COMPETENT gTUDENT 70
translate German theology at his home: state
Journal. n
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

IAAINlN ~ V1N1AEA MI GINI4
MARRIED LADY WOULD LIKE ROOM AND
board in private family at Lake Minnetonka
or on farm; must be reasonable. Address
4575, Journal.
FOR RENT-sEvEN-RooM FURNISHED COT
tage, Minnetonka Beach; FIVE minutes walk
to station; $125 balance Of season. Address
4571, Journal. &rF
FOR ALE OR TRADE FOR HOUSE AND
lot, 20 acres, Minnetonka. Call Deephaven.
Write Excelsior No. 3. M. A. Kalton.
WOODLAND POINT WAS THE NAME sE1E0r
ed for our Minnetonka property. American
Suburb Co., 342-44-48 Security Bank.
NINE-RooM COTTAGE, FURNIsHED FoR
two families; large barn, %tcehouse; $125 for
season. Call 4O4 Masonic Temple.
LATEST M1NNEToNKA MAP, 1901 FREE TO
agents; sample copy for: &c stamp. Woodrnan,
1856 Lumber Exchange. E
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Farm Lands.
3 ono9o Q 2 .

E@-E EEl-s-.ga 5S~@ 1-#@-Ea@Egg4a
, , . : q SAR s,a n Il f = 80 Q
Payette District O
of Southern Idaho. o
) leo acres Of good, land. 40 acres ready Q
) for crop, 40 acres cleared; all fenced and o
0 canal; will grow tame grasses. cereals, o
D fruits and vegetables three miles from o
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. Write to A. r. Wood. o
3 Payette.. Idaho. ! ! 9
o Q . Q Q Q 90 90 Q 0 Q o
o BIG EXCURSION o
O to North Dakota, o
O To the rich soil, free coal and big crops 0
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o with us. 1t doesn'tacost much and takes o
o only a few days. 190-acre homesteads o
o free, except for locating fees. Ask for %
o maps and facts. William II. Brown Co., o
o Mandan. N. D. Il 0
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FARMERSDo YOU WANT TO GIVE YOUR
boys a start in nfe2 If so, help them to bug
Z farm In sunny southern Alberta. The ad-
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You will see the same advance in Canada,
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Join our excursions June 20 to AZ. Write
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WALL PAPER

THE W1zrTEsIDE WALL PAPER, PAINT AND
vt atnre. 102snCAntral NJ. Phnna. 2. g. 1871.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.
WANTED+sHETLAND PONY. CALL AFTER I
pm. 2606 18th Nv 8.
COWS. DOGS. ULT

FOR rsALE-FoUR THoRoBRED ENGLISH
months to one year old. Address n. W.
Davis, Eldred, MINI.
FOR sALE-sEVEN ENGLISH TERRIER PUPS.
Call at TT lst av s. T. G. phone 929s.
100 CHICKS, TWO 10 FIVE WEEKS oLD,l
$1.bOs per doz. Call 625 Lyndale avn.