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in other directions his energy, actlvl-
ty and inventive mind were eXerted
for the improvement Of local condi-
tons and the general welfare.
A funeral service was held at the
house Sunday afternoon at , 30
o'clock, Rev. w. C. Hubbard ofIiciat-
ing, and the body was then taken to
Rutland by team, thence to Rupert
by train Monday for burial, being
accompanied by Mr.. Wilder's two
sons, Arthur b. and Frederick W.
Wilder, Mrs. f. w. Wilder and
Thomas NJ. IIarrigan. The service
at Rupert was largely attended, the
people there showing in many ways
the kindest remembrance Of their
former townsman and the respect in
which he was held. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. Mr.. Lewis, rec
tor of the Episcopal church in Poult-
ney, and the bearers, former school
mates of Mr.. Wilder's SONS, we're
John f. Sheldon, Charles A. Sher-
man, Joseph Perkins and Bernice
Ribbins, of Rupert.
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SUICIDE AT WINDSOR.
Lewis Maroott, a retired Farmer,
Hangs Himself.

Lewis Marcott of Windsor, re-
tired farmer, aged II years, commit
ted suicide by hanging just before
midnight Tuesday night. He had
made careful preparations for the
deed, mounting a barrel and adjust
ing the rope around his neck, then
kicking the barrel away from himself,
in stall in the barn. He dropped
about two feet the tall breaking his
neck.
Mr. Marcott had been respondent
of late, owing to trouble over money
matters and threatened to do away
with himself but nobody paid any
attention to these threats.
He has lived with his sister, Mrs.
Josephine Lapine, on Everett lane
for over a year, moving from Cornish
Flat, N. II. He leaves several chill
dren. He will be buried beside the
remains of his wife at Plaintield, N.
II.
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BASE BALL.
Woodstock %, Windsor o.

The Woodstocks had little opposi-
ton in the game Saturday and
turned the contest with Windsor into
battingfest that threatened to keep
the spectators there all night. They
seemed to be able to hit every ball
pitched and ran over the home plate
in two, threes and tours in inning
after inning Windsor got one man
to third early in the game, but he
was caught and the visitors never
got so near home again.
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Ferris J. Perkins.
RRlDGEWATER.

w III cnD" anu w INV ANS"'''' Va
Springfield, with Mr.. Wilson, a
friend, were at their homes here
from Tuesday until Thursday of
last week.
Clark Capron is taking months
vacation from the mill and with his
mother is visiting in Weare, N. II.
w. J. Stewart of Kensington,
Conn, is stopping at L. E. Man
ley'S.
DR.. and Mrs. N. d. Goodhue re-
turned the first Of last week from
their wedding trip and Friday
started for their home in Dayton,
Ohio.
John Woods caught three trout
Wednesday that weighed one ounce
less than three pounds, one of them
weighing I pound 10 ounces.
Mrs. James Hamilton's brother
from Winooski has been visiting
them "A few days this week.
Stella Cove returned to her home
in Lincoln Thursday, and we are
sorry to learn that she is not to re-
turn as teacher here, as she has a
position in the Proctor graded
school.
nellie Bradley of Woodstock spent
few days last week with his
cousin, Lee Davis,
+ "A. Clement anu tau'ly ,,o.,-J
in Quechee over Sunday.
Rose Lacoe is working in Me
gainesville.
Mrs. Floyd Snow and Marion Wis
tied in South Royalton Saturday
and Sunday.
DR.. Boyden was in Burlington the
| first of the week in attendance at the
state board of health.
Misses Madison and Percy Of
Bennington are the guests of WInona
Davis.
George w. Snow and Walter
Snow have rented the tenement re-
Gently vacated by II. G. Aver ant
have moved in.
There will be no services at the
church Sunday, as the pastor, Rev
&. B. Atwood, is on a two weeks
vacation.
The Mendal School closed sue.
Cessful and profitable term Friday
June 20, with picnic in B. L. Peo
pies grove. The pupils assisted by
Hazel and Maude Peoples of Wood
stock gave the following interesting
program:
Song, Our School, school; recita
ton, His Soliloquy, Walter Bassett
recitation, Behind the Times, Dora
Cole; song, Mammals Boy, school
recitation, One afternoon, Harold
Campbell recitation, Memorial Day,
Maude Peoples; recitation, Fairy
land, Lena Bassett; recitation, A
Truant, Christina Cole ;song, There
a Dark Man Coming with a Bundle
school recitation, How they caught
the Panther, Carroll Bennett; recita
ton, My Ma She Knows, Roy Camp
bell recitation, A Talk with Grand.
pa, Hazel Peoples recitation, Child.
ren's Voices, Lillian Fitch; recita
ton, Valedictory, Jennie Coles Va
cation Song, school,
Average of attendance s 1910
Number absent marks, 9. Ranking
OF pupils: Roy Gilbert Campbell IS
I-2, Lena Vaughan Bassett 81 IS
Christina Peoples Cole IS 10, Car
roll Fred Bennett "a FL, Harold
Earle Campbell 90 I-3, Lillian Mae
Fitch IS 10. Absent only 2 days,
Carroll Fred Bennett; absent 3 days
Dora Eliza Cole; absent 4 days
Walter Irving Bassett. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served to the guests, Jennie M
Paige, TEACHER,
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Notice to Taxpayers,

The Tax Bills for Town, Highway and
kchool Taxes on the 1906 Grand List OF
Woodstock, VT, have been delivered to me
br collection and taxpayers are called upon
d pay their respective taxes wthlA ninety
dys from date (by Oct. q, 1900
The deduction provided by law will be
allowed on taxes paid during that time
ryxes not so paid will be collected by the
Constable with costs
VIII receive Mt my office every day ana
til eight o'clock Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. &c. SOUTHGATE,
Town Treasurer
Woodstock, VT July 10, 1906,
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PLYMOUTH UNION.
Deferred

DtlGII6u
Mr., and Mrs. ]. +, Leonard Wis
tied here one day last week,
Miss Eva X avanagh has returned
to her work in Ludlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Moore o
Ludlow were here on Monday.
Mrs. Emma Spaulding and Miss
Maud Of West Bridgewater were in
town Monday,
Two gentlemen arrived at the
Wilder House Tuesday. "
Miss Flossie Kavanagh is working
at E. A. Moore's.
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Fielding averages.
NOTES..

Woodstock meets the Randolph
team here next Saturday. The Ran
dolph men are playing fast ball and
the game will be one of the events
of the season. They played the
Montpelier-Barre league team Tues
day, losing by score of 10 to 3,
South Royalton defeated Sharon
Saturday, Is to 2.
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BIRTHS.

In Taftsville, July 7. daughter to Mr..
and Mrs A. II. Wallace.
In Pomfret, July G, n son. Everett BuF=
nell, to Mr., and Mrs. Harris A, Pratt,
In Woodstock, July s. II son. Richard
Sherburne, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Straw.
In Barnard, July 3, n daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert Wood.
In Windsor, June 80, II son to Mr.. and
Mrs, Amy Narcotic.
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Part Of Russian Fleet at ST. Johns
bury,

E. and T. Fairbanks & Co., the
st. Johnsbury scale makers, are
using in their foundry carload of
battleship metal containing bras S
cannon and other fixtures that were
taken by a wrecking firm from the
sunken Russian feet at Port Arthur
and the Korean straits. They re-
Gently used in their foundry the first
church bell ever used in St. Johns
bury. The bell was cast in 1895
and weighed $40 pounds.
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"lf you go in swimmin'," said
Tommys younger brother, "IlI tell
maww "Tell 'er, if YOU want to,
you nasty little muckraker" blurted
Tommy, plunging into the water
Chicago Tribune.
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NOTICE.

HAVE purchased the business
! conducted for the past Forty
feary by H. ] LlLLEY & CO., of
HYDE Park, and | have also secu ed
Inc same help that have been max.
ing the Celebrated Lilley Wagons
rom five to nineteen years, and it
,hall be my purpose to continue to
make the Lilley Wagons the very
pest that experienced Workmanship
md good material can make them
4eavy Wagons Made to Order Are
Dur Specially. Write me for prices.
THE LILLEY WAGON co.,
MorrisvilIe, Vt.
a. N. CAMP, PROP.
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WOOuslOcK, 3 o 5 3 X-zz
Stolen bases, Woodstock 10,
Windsor I; two-base hits, Curname
2, Davis, Day; double play, Wyatt
to Goode, to Dumas bases on balls,
off Day 5; hit by pitched ball, by
Wyatt . struck out, by Wyatt 10,
by Day 6; passed ball, by Carter /;
sacrifice hit, Butler. Time of game,
III 45m; umpire, Mower; scorer,
Pember.
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Snpt Smith of the Woodstock
Electric Co. recently installed stor-
age battery at the Inn for running
the ans, lighting the elevator and
for energency use, and it is working
very Successfully.
Or 3. L. Dana of New York is at
the Inn.
VIM. Hughes from White River
Junction is serving l0-days' SEN
tence n the county Jail for intoxica-
tion and at its expiration will have
to stand trial on the charge of cruel
ty to i horse which he hired at the
Junction. The horse died Tuesday
from fhe treatment it received
Miss Ida Whitcomb is visiting in
Fra6 In Falls, N. H., this week.
Mt md Mrs. P. A. Pierce are al
home from Clermont, Fla, and will
pass Use summer here in their house
on RiV street.
Be Cady and family of Bel,
lows alls have been at @. H. Ca
dys for week.
ROGER Griffin is at home from
Cambridge, Mass, for the summer.
Drce of Irish laborers has been
added to the gang at work on the
aeN Al men now being at work
there 1t is expected that the deep
eal 90 ting will be finished this week
the inc through Elm, Pleasant and
0g!'tal streets is now practically
eompIeted.
hs Lyric Quartet will give an en-
lerEsihment at Music hall Tuesday
BE-, July "A, under the auspices
ol hf Y. NJ. G. A. The artists are
essie Marie Wheeler, reader;
Miss Grace Read Joslyn, pianist;
Nhal es Warren, Jr, cornetist; and
r8lk James Greene, tenor. Tickets
eo sale at Morgan's July 20.
Martha Throop is at Mrs. o.
MRfsh's for few weeks.
rFis j. Perkins has been in Bos-
ton this week.
ts. George Parkinson of Cincin-
ta with Mrs. Mary R, Billings
Tor eral weeks. Mr.. Parkinson ac-
conlpanied her east, remaining here
only b day or two.
Ms. w. S. Shurtleff of Springfield,
ass, is at Mrs Mary NJ. Vaughan's
f the summer.
Rev G. H. Wells returned to New
fogk Friday, after passing several
rbks here
oseph S. Pratt has been granted
Increase of pension from $40 to
y per month, dating from April
1905, through the agency of his
prney, John Gilman.
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A Hungarian student who was re-.
Gently "plucked" in an examination
shot himself, but first he wounded
one Of the examiners.
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DEATHS,

In West Woodstock, July 8, Z. Gilman
Anderson, formerly of Westbrook, Me-, In
his 10th year.
In Mary Hitchcock Hospital Hanover
n. H., July /, Robert youngest son of Mrs
E. F. Howard of Quechee.
In Woodstock, July 7, Jonas Wilder, in
his Esd year.
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News of Woodstock

Mi and Mrs. T. A. Wilson and
LAUGHTER Violet are at Center Har-
5of NJ H., with E. B. Wilson and
hsnilg of West Newton, Mass,
vIlege they have cottage.
Cen. Rush Hawkins of New York
a al The Inn.
! IL. Pollard of Chester, of the
Gepnblican state committee, was in
IoM 4 day or two this week on his
Way lllrough the country by automo-
Ipile md Thursday evening he met a
Rppler of local politicians in an in.
l0fNal powwow over the state Of
;hin in the county and elsewhere
The ceuncil passed appropriate reso-
IuEielis on Mr.. Clements finish, but
mapped out a program and went
ahead with campaign preparations
ID tthe opposition was alive and
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Canned Goods

oooooooooooo o o0ooooooooooo
Per can
OLNEY CORN, lie
SUCCOTASH, l2c
PUMPKIN, lie
SQUASH, l2c
LIMA BEANS, l4c
GOLDEN WAX BEANS, l2c
RED KIDNEY BEANS, Sc
ROSEBUD SUGAR BETS, l2c
BAKED BEANS, DC
EAGLE BRAND BLUEBERRIES, Zoe
CORN, for Doc Toe
CORN, for 26c &c
Francis IL, Leggetts Premier Salmon;
Oval 2oc
Flat-kcy, re
Flat-plain, re
CLOVER LEAF SALMON, zoe
CHOICE RED ALASKA
SALMON, 2 for 25c, l3e
CHOICE PINK SALMON, 8 for 25c Zoe
IMPORTED SARDINES, zoe
AMERICAN SARDINES,
for 26c &c
GOLD LABEL SHRIMP, he
OLIVES, per bottle, sc
| QUEEN OLIVES, 22c
DURKEE'S SALAD DRESSING, l3c
22c
| MIXED PICKLES Sc
BLUE LABEL KETCHUP, 22c
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FOR SALE.-Piano box top bug
pneumatic tires cheap for cash.
u. Mass.
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Sewerage
Connections

During the construction OF
the village sewer we will make
house connections for S. cents
per foot.
FRANK H. Gown Co.,
Contractors.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

POST OFFICE NOTICE
81 m trains arrive 7.O5 a, M, 1928 p. m,
Nl In.
~ trains leave $50 a. M, 1880 a. m''
Snotht ,ater Rutland and Ludlow stages
\, and 3.O0p. m.
1 VOW Eock, 800 p. m.
BIZ RetRssltJ & T. a J N a,o am.
laff4,s OL0SE- For early stages $50
~ Later mails, 1000 a, M, 800 p. M,
81 ~ M.
otiee Hours-G.3 80 a. IN. to $50 p. m.
to Up. M
FREDERICK CHAPMAN. p. M.
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LINN H. COREY,

plaYSICIAN AND SURGEON
0Afa in Tracy Block, formerly occupied
oy Df hOynton.
hesidcnce 10 Court st.
ONCE Hours-1-3, IS.
Tel H-S, orA. H. Townsend 1913
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Glove Fitting
Corsets.

A new model of this COR
set, just added, is made
of slightly heavier goods
which fully meet the
wants of those who pre-
fer a heavier corset for
winter wear. The shape
is the same, perfect fit
ting, needs no "breaking'
in" Hose supporters at
tached. S1,00,
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WEST WOODSTOCK.

w. II. Thresher of Amboy, ILL.,,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Miller.
E. 6. Anderson died July s at the
home of his son, Byron E. Ander-
son. He was born in Limington,
Me-. moving to Westbrook, Me-, in
1881, and coming here in December
of last year. He leaves a widow
and three children.
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MARE RACES.

In Hqrtlapd, July 5, Robert i Leo OF
New York city and Miss Mabel /. Williams
of HRrtland.
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New Books

recetly added to the library.
Conquest of Canaan.
Fair Margaret.
Plain Mary Smith.
The wisdom of the Simple.
The Black Spaniel.
The Cherry Ribbad.
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The Age and Delineator One
year for $I.5s.
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'NorlI
I'otlI
llest, !
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OPTICIANS

EYES EXAMINED; GLASSES 81 AND up AR.
tifcial eyes; open Saturday evenings Sunday
10 to II. Ostrem. 329. sNicollet upstairs. 81
JOHN ]. DowD. oPToMETRIsT AND Opt.
clan, optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
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MACHINERY


CONCRETE MIXERS. STEAM sPEC1ALT1ES
and supplies; weed and iron working machin.
Gilbert wood and iron pulleys; heaters, closed
and open type: steam and power pumps; steam
engines, low and high speeds II. B. Whitacre
& Co.. G12 Manhattan building. st. Paul.
SKATING, PULLEYs, HANGERS, COUP.
lings, betting, wood and iron working ma.
chinery, new and secondhand largest stock.
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STORAGE
MEDICAL

MRS. DIR. FLUELLA MCKAY, SPECIALIST,
No. 7th st S; electric and electromagnetic
treatments scientific massage, vapor and medl-
Gated sweats, cures rheumatism, lnmbagO
nervous diseases and weaknesses of all kinds.
Consultation free.
MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC TREATMENTS
for all chronic and nervous diseases. success
fully treated. 72S Nicollet av, room 8. Hours
to pm. Phone N. w. 3239-L1. DR.. Anna
NJ. Hartman.
IF You ARE SICK AND WANT HELP GO
and see the magnetic healer ana get well;
treatments daily ut u Central nv. Flat 6.
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BOARD OFFERED

MEAL TICKETS REDUCED TO S3.5o-WE
have taken these in trade and wish to dis
number; regular price $3.50. Excellent board.
One block from public library. Metropolitan
Music Co.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

PIANos-A, VERY FINE MEHLIN PIANO,
mahogany case, looks like new, only S265,
cash easy terms. S. w. Raudenhush & Co.,
A 7th st S, between Henncpin and Nicolet.
WANTED TO RENT-PIANo OR TO BUY
good piano on time payments. Address 1O1,
Journal.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF THE CELE-
brated Eastman kodaks and Photographic sup
plies; amateur developing and finishing prompt
~ done New England Furniture Carpet
Co.. corner LIST av and 9TH ST.
YOUR CREDIT is GOOD FOR CAMERA Or
kodak at T. v Moreau & Co.. SIG Nicollet av.
We do developing and printing; employ only
experts: prices reasonable.
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MOVING

MOVING
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
CO. has best facilities for handling and storing
household goods expert furniture packers;
satisfaction guaranteed; reduced rates on house
hold goods east and west: can save you money;
do not be deceived by other advertisers; we can
and will do what we agree regarding car
rates. Write or call. Safes and heavy
chntry moved by experts. 122 9th st S.
10th phones. ''. g. ,t''. .'.-
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE,
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved BY
experienced men. 112 9Th st N. Both tele-
phones 592
W. M DYE, Transfer, Moving, Teaming Of
every description. 318 4th st s. T. G. e5s.
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FOR sALE-GENERAL MERCHAND1sE, 80 0oo
stock; clear staple. carefully selected; build
ing 25x06; one-story brick.veneer; hot Wate5
i, heat, individual gasolene lighting plant anu
IS fixtures: located on best corner OF town. sur
rounded by rich farming district; an old.estaD-
J, lshed business cause of change, laiiins
health; also good printing outfit for newspaper
in small town; If cannot sell will want good
sE3 salesman Address $685.. Journal
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PROFESSIONAL

suPERFLUoUs HAIR. MoLEs, ETC, PERMA-
nently removed by electricity. Miss Holltstet,
77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand OF the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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MIM1Mn 1srHHcmsrSsImS

Great Western Oil, r. & Z. L...... II
Before buying or selling any wel-known stock.
All Nevada stocks sold time payments if
desired.
The Panhandle Smelter has started and at
nv price investors now should make 500 per cent
Empire Tunnel Co. has made rich strike:
Large stockholders who have lately returned
from I the property enthusiastically predict that
and probably more. Order quick ut my price.
Jumping Jack. Stray Dog, Indian Camp and
profits.
See me before selling your life insurance
policies: l nay much more for them than the
companies will.
R. B. Higbee.
Investment Broher.
sos. 5O9 30 5l1 Germana Life Building.
st. Paul, Mimi. Both Phones
! Established In 1899.
FOR IMMEDIATE AEE As AoG p4iIAES: euARAN-
Mt. Union Consolidated. Observation-Disclosures
1 3su Ientrai railway. .............$3 81
ra a,lal e Slnelter 4Ec
Cananea Central ........................ $2'
Corinthian Mining NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
| Minnesota Nevada .25c
AcEer Remedy Co.; IS
U S9nnna l Ta, &c aa
Salmon salmon Rive: ' NJ. & 4. a.:
Dc Forest Wireless common. ......... 81. 10
3nenslnn Wicket 4 a."
|
San Pedro Col. FAC
Arizona Gold Lodge Mines. ..........:. 500
| Headquarters for Wisconsin Zinc an! Lead
stocks. All active mining and unlisted stocks
bought and sold. Splendid news from Mt
Union.
The above are splendid investments if bought
now. o. S. Deringer, broker. 4S6 Endicot
building, st. Paul.
WANTED-MINING CoMPANY's STOCKS
stocks that you cannot sell Of companies tina
| not defunct. but hung uD or going slow
| we can handle them. as we have calls from
all over the United States for different stocks
! Charles F. Potter & Co.. brokers. 500 HeE
nepn av.>
FOR SALE-1,O COO SHARES LABOR COOPER
alive Cold Silver and Copper Mining compan.
at great bargain: companys price soc; neet
! money. Address 81. Journal.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

ENGLISH SETTER DOG YEAR OLD JUET
finished training him on chickens and quail;
ne Is staunch, strong and beautiful, retficvrs
nicely without breaking shot; must travel at
once and will sell him at sacrifice price
Sso; black XVI, white and tan guarantee him
money refunded. Address W. Cunningham.
Correll MINI.
SHIP yoyR VEAL AND POULTRY 70 GEO.
lesser; ~ Central market, Minneapolis. Veal
springs, Il cents firm; wild grapes, cents
pound. Market tags, instructions free Ref
erence, First National bank.
THE MINNEWAsKA FOX TERRIER KEN
nels offer for sale dogs, brood matrons and
puppies; a few pups right age to train for
mink and rat-hunting; fully pedigreed and
eligible. Address Glenn G. Reed. Glenwood,
FOR sAIE--wH1TE ANGoRA KITTENS;
some sired by blue.eyed Bonnie Eddie.
1s1 s. N'l Phone ne j. 2os Ts
FOR sALE-;THoRoUGHBRED s. G. WHITE
duce stock. Address 9os6 Journal
PIGEONS FOR sALE-MANY VARIETIES;
prize winners. will ship anywhere. Call or
5, MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
FOR sALE-cHoICE WHITE WYANDoTTE
stock: F; Carlson, 1920 bloomington n""s av,
AW1Ni1 VEhS FINE FRESH COWS AND
forward springers for sale cheap or trade
for beef at Midway Cow market, Minnesotu
Transfer, Lyle
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-oNE FINE JER.
sey cow one Jersey heifer, 16 months old,
and one Jersey heifer months old Address
9031, Journal.
FOR sALE-A FINE 4-YEAR JERSEY COW
winning winning .. B: P. Rocks G. N. Bliss, 1854
FOR SALE UruTTI 1SAIE o77I 117,1 49,
ears trimmed, three months DID, also brindle
male two years old. Frank Riel, 53Os Nicol-
let av W.
THE BEST ENGLISH SETTER, HUNTING
and watch dog in the city, thoroly broken on
sh1c ,Sen and quail; will retrieve. Phone,
EIGHTEEN PAIR HoMING PIGEONS; SOME
nesting; $!5O per pair. Ward Hollinshead.
Park.
FOR sALE-THoRoBRED SCOTCH COLLIE
dogs: sable and white, from registered stock
Newland's Poultry yards Hopkins, MINI.
FOR -THoRoBRED ENGLISH BULL
terriers; color, pure white: breeding unex-
celled John Karn, Rollingstone, MINI.
FOR sALE-FULL FLOODED FRENCH SILK
toy c poodles over d,, si5 months old; must sell;
wANTED-To BUY GOOD FRESH MILcH
| COW. Phone mornings or evenings after 6
| O'Clock, T. G. 1863.
FOR sALE-Two BULL PUPS; MUST SELL
at once leave the city. Call at 414S
! Washington av N.
FOR sALE-THoRoBRED GERMAN sPITz
puppies; eight weeks old. Call Sunday, 4O1
| Newton N.
FOR sALE-FULL BLOOD WATER SPANIEL
| one year old. Call at Arthur Meyers, 629
Oak Lake av.
FOR sALE-A GOOD MICH COW GIVING
eight quarts It's, daily. Call Sunday at 263t
FOR sA1E-Two HANnsoME TIGETY-RREr
greyhounds: Apply to John Charlton. 1925
| Logan N.
FOR sALE-BuLL TERROR PUP, SIX
weeks old; well marked; S.. Call, 224 Vim
cent av N. -
FOR sALE-A FINE DOUBLE YELLOW HEAT
| Michigan parrot cheap If call Sunday. 81
21st ay S. 49,,
FOR sALE-A COW, PART JERSEY; WILL
sell cheap. Address 3S13 Chicago T. C
Abs.
FOR sALE-FEW FRESH MICH COWS AMI
springers; Or trade for beef. 30OS 9th S
FOR SALE - CHOICE LOT TOY SILL
poodles. Address B. J. Witte, Anoka, MINI
FOR sALE-THoRoBRED SCOTCH COLLIE
for sale. Call 2744 Clinton av, Sunday
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