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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-11
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

&@S ASSaS kAANA SE1Ae4V4S2VAJN
For Sale.
1ARRETT 4 z1MMERMAN, The LARGEST
horse dealers in America, have from, 500 to
1000 head Of all classes of horses constantly
on hand. If you want one horse, u team,
carload. call and look our stock over.
Auctions every Wednesday. Part time given
II desired. Barrett s Zimmerman, Midway
FOB "a sALE-To DEALERS Or CONSUMERS,
$4,000 stock Of Iowa Saddlery Co., consist
Ing OF harnesses, saddles, collars, and every.
thing pertaining to harness business; must
socted '1 MdwaS S" fairness co 1850
University av, opposite Horse Market, st.
Paul.
FOR sALE-HANDsoME s-YEAR-oLD DARK
bay driving horse, 10 hands high, with plenty
of style and speed, an ideal horse for doctor
or family; weight 1850 pounds; price $3.50;
will take cheaper horse in exchange. 3oos
sound; can pole in three minutes; weight
1900: black trotter, stylish driver; five good
nh us 3 sS hays no for
FOR sALE-A FIRST GLASS WORKING
team, horse and mare, Weighing about 1900,
age and 8 years; also a heavy wagon; will
1874 82d av n
DARK IRON GRAY MARE, SOUND, FINE
driver, city. broke, for sale reasonable; also
one good dsy So; wagon for sale cheap T.
zIMMERMAN's HORSE MARKET,
Dealers in all Kinds Of horses If you, want
= to buy or sell call and see US. =.
WANTED-wE ARE ALWAYS READY 70
buy and pay cash for horses, buggies, har'
mans Midway Horse Market. -
SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE ExoHANGE-wE
have large supply Of horses always on hand
Take South St. Paul direct to barns.
G. W. Flanagan, Manager.
HORSES, WAGONS, BuaaIEs, HARNESSES,
new and SECOND G hand; bought sold and ex.
Prenaersast, IA Sd sHs St s. s. u.s. "'0"A'sf o
DOUBLE SEATED TOP BUGGY, NEARLY
new; will sell reasonable; have no for at
present ons Call evenings and Sundays. 1214
FOR sALE-MY NICE FAMILY HORSE,
must sell. M. Levenson, 2o64 Summit av, St.
LANDAUs BRoUGHAMs, HEARsEs AND
rock1aways; large stock Of new and second
hand; $40 up terms easy. Grant st.
FOR sALEFINE STOCK HORSE SIRED BY
Lockheart. dam by swigert; can be bought
cheap. L. s. Ives. Eureka, MINI.
FOR sAL-LEATHER TOP DOUBLE SEAT,
ha1dmads Co., carriage; in good repair J. P.
FOUR GOOD FARM MARES, WEIGHT FROM
800 to l 400 pounds each; prices reasonable.
| 2O2O Lyndale av N.
ONE OABULA COST $3.50, WILL SELL FoH
| $500 If taken at once. Fawkes Auto Co..
Ill 9th st s.
NoT1OE-DEAD HORSES REMOVED FREE. N
W. Scavenger Co., 1o2 LIST st n Phone 1876 NJ
FOR LAME AND INTERFERING HORSES TRY
our handmade shoes. Jas. Rowett, 221 7th st \.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs DRAY AND SLEIGH;
two harnesses: team 1900. e12 18th az Sc:
FROST & CO.'S SALE AND COMMIssIoN
stables; cash time. 21S I'd av N.
FOR sALE-A GOOD TEAM OF HORSES
young and sound. 81S Adams st NE. "
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-11
THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE,
Rental List, Possession Sept. l,


500 Temple Court. Both phones.
S15-Ftne si1-room cottage, hardwood three
Ane bedrooms, water, good location, one blocK
to Western car; POPS Sd av N.
$17-Six room cottage, good lot, water and
gas. one block to Lake street line: 2S37 I'd
av S.
S17-Five-room second-foor duplex apart
rnent. modern except heat. newly decorated.
east front, just the thing for small family;
2S40 Grand av S, near Lake st line.
$55-Five-room heated. modern. brand new
duplex apartment, Nicollet ay and 18th SIT
strictly high grade In every respect; janitor
service; I w 25th st.
S4o-seven rooms, heated, janitor, ETC.; ele-
CANT apartment In the Wisconsin. 515 b 18th
st; none better in the city.
S4O-Seven-room apartment every known
convenience, 500 University av Sc. This is
ground floor and o. X.
S6U-Eight large airy rooms, first floor,
duplex, 2436 Nlcollet; will reduce rent on
long lease For solid comfort nothing bet
ter to be found in Minneapolis; all modern,
heated etc.
The Wisconsin Syndicate,
,,Jo
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-11
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PIANOS AND ORGANS

WE HANDLE THE ANDERSON PLANO.
Brecke- OIstad. 113 eth st s. IA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-11
COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
DOGS-DoGs-DoGs. .-..
Broken and unbroken bird dogs and Chesa-
peake Boy ,spenials;, Irish and English set
tiers and pointers; all ages and prices. F. D.
2700 Como av Sc. T. c. 1634S. =.
FOR sALE-b-YEAR-oLD FRESH TESTED
cow, pet; rich heavy mixer; no jockeys
need call; can be seen Sunday; no place to
keep her. 1928 Nicollet
FIRsT.CLAss ENGLISH SETTER FEMALE, 9
months old orange and white, IS takes her;
eligible. Chas. Jensen, Delavan, MINI.
FOR sALE-ENGLIsH Settlers; BEST OF
breeding. Address Dr. Tourney, ST. Peter,
Inn 7
FINE REGISTERED ST. BERNARD DOG, Q
years old. Paul Koeffen, Stewart, Mimi.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-11
Farm Lands.

A SPLENDID HOME OF 80 ACRES ONLY %
miles OF the twin cities and half mile to
station; large house with full basement,
large barn, room for 20 cattle besides horses,
and granary, hay fork, windmill, good out
buildings. about 80 acres under plow mead
ow that will cut 60 tons of hay. This can be
made an ideal home; must be sold at once;
$2,4OO buys it; half cash. balance on easy
terms Improvements can't be put there for
that amount. See the crops here and be con-
WINGED.
A beautiful home Of 10 acres only ~ miles
of Minneapolis and one mile of station; of
the best arranged houses possible. Large nv-
1ng-room 1Sx21; with massive fireplace; makes
1t look like home; hardwood finish splendid
cellar, good barn and outbuildings, surrounded
by beautiful grove. A nice young orchard,
splendid vegetable garden, everything COM
plete to make ideal home anyone with
little ambition can get rich here raising gar
den truck or chicken ranch. These buildings
are new and can't be replaced less than IS, OOO,
but the owner. who lives the place and is
wealthy has been called east on account of
business, tells me to sell regardless Of value.
This was built with the idea of making 1t a
permanent home and Is built to stay; So, 800
buys it, half cash, balance easy terms; first
one here will get the bargain Of lifetime;
will sell furniture also If parties want it.
Boys, get married.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-11
WANTED-REAL ESTATE


~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
WE SOLICIT YOUR LIsTINGs.
We have continual calls for all classes Of
property. We have some Investments worth
your time to investigate. Best fire and lorna
do insurance Chute Realty Co., SO1 Central.
WANTED-To BUY FROM OWNER, THE
best house that be had for $1,000 or
$4,000; will pay half cash. 141O, Journal.
LIST YOUR CITY PROPERTY WITH US.
We can sell 1t. Empire Land & Investment
Co., 434 Guaranty Loan building.
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAss MODERN RESI-
dence inside of oath St: eight rooms and large
lot; will pay cash. 14O7. Journal.
WE GAN SELL YOUR FARMS AND CITY
property. Empire Land & Investment Co.,
434 Guaranty Loan building.
We HAVE CUSTOMER FOR GOOD GROOM
house, must be a bargain. The Emergency
Co.. 929 Nicollet av.
HOME IN NORTHEAST MINNEAPOLIS FOR
fine farm. The Emergency Co., 929 Nicollet
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THE LOWRY
Realty Co., 800 Boston block. Listing free.
WANTED-TO BUY A CHEAP HOUSE AT
once. 312 Bank of Commerce building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-11
COUNTRY HOMES

$50 cash down, balance $40 per month.
Would you like to live within few min
utes' ride Of the city and yet enjoy all the
benefits and comforts Of country life?
If you d. let us sell you plot of ground
in a vertable little park, with beautiful
building spots and fertile soil particularly
adapted to the culture Of vegetables and ber-
ries. 80
For particulars call or write,
Adam Hannah, -"
200 18th st S.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21

Last Saturday evening nine
citizens of this city disemharked
from the $40 train at this station,
coming home for Sunday. These
citizens are employed at various
points along the line Of the SO. Pa.
railroad east of her, but have
their IeSihcl ce and families in this
place. How much better cOndi-
tons would be if this city could
give employment to its own peO-
pie and then he able to send large
numbers of others to their families
elsewhere on Saturday nights
The development of industrial
possibilities is the most desirable
improvement and it should com
mand the thoughtful effort of the
citizens Of any place. With a
large population, earning its live
lihood at home, property value
Will increase and population will
grow.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21
60 Over Right Of Way.

Bayou Chicot. La.. July ID =
High officials of the Rock Island
Railroad are making II tOnr over
the right of way of the Rock Is
land to Eunice, driving overland
from Alexandria in surreys. The
party includes the following:
Manager Newkirk of Chicago:
j. K Berry, chief engineer G
Kuoehrl, assistant engineer
Judge 4 B. Pierce, Of Little
Rock, counsel: James Pierce, Van
Buren. Ark aud Chief Contract
OF Lawrence N O. States.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21

oAArARrA.
Beam u. 1T Kind Yos Aas A!usys Bought
'';;'- ~ M7zSzx
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21
w. Il. Smith.

w. &. Sm.:h, an old resident of
New Orleans, but who for num-
her of years had been living at
Ecw iberia, died yesterday after
uorn at 4:30 o'clock at his resi-
dence in New Iberia.
Mr.. Smith was native of Scot
land and came to New Orleans in
1853. Upon his arrival here he
started III the bakery business
and operated the Old Times Bake
ry up to 1874, at old No. SO An
nuuclation strest, between Gaien-
nn and CalliOpe streets. From
1874 to 1898 Mr.. Smith operated
Smiths Bakery at the Ninth
Street Market, and then moved to
New Iberia, where he again en-
gagged in the bakery business,
which he kept up until his death.
He was a prominent Mason, he
ing a life member of Mount
Mu iah Lodge No. 80. tie was
also a member of Orleans Delta
Chapter, X. A. M.
Mr.. Smith is survived by WI
dow, three sons, Alex o., W. L.
and Gordon, and two daughters,
Grace and Janet.
The funeral will take place this
evening at 4 o'clock from his sons
residence, 1908 Annunciatlon
street. He will be buried with
Masonic honvrs and the interment
will be in Masonic Cemetery
Times Democrat: Saturday July
II 1906.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21

The two brass bands of this
city are scheduled to give open
air concerts on Sunday afternoons,
on the Court House square.
Through the energetic efforts of
our nelghbOr and contemporary a
popular subscription has reached
the sum of 1920 so for this pur-
nose. With favorable weather
the concerts will be commenced
on tomorrow, the first being con-
Quoted by the East Side Concert
Band.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21
SHOCKED BY LIGHTING
Several Persons Stunned but
None Permanently
Injured.

last Monday morning MessrS
w. II. Farmer and Alcide LOuviar
were engaged experimenting
the work of small force of men
employed in cleaning out the Mel
son canal. some two miles below
town, when the entire party was
affected by heavy flash Of light
ing.
Mr.. Farmer was thrown into
the canal, stunned. 1t was soon
learned that he was helpless, one
side ra"alized. lie was taken out
of canal by the workmen and
carried home, and DR.. Shaw was
summoned. He is recovering
from the effects of the shock bnt
suffers from lingering and cons
tant headache
Mr.. LOnVier was aStride his
horse, fully sixty feet from the
spot where Mr.. Farmer stood at
the moment Of the flash. Both
horse and rider were thrown and
Mr.. Lonvier had to be carried
nome. He is doing well, appar-
emily experiencing lighter shock.
The wOrkmen, down in the bot
tom of the canal, experienced per
ceptably the shock, though none
were thrown or rendered uncOn-
sciOus.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21
Railroad Building.

The Trade Review and Indus
trial Record, of Dallas, Tex, pub.
fishes the following information
about railroads of interest to this
section:
Aiexander-Chicago, Rock Is,
land & Pacific Railroad Co, let
contract to Myrick Dahlhoff Con
Sti GctiOn Co Beaumont and Lit
tie Rock to construct line of rail
road from here to either Eunice
or Opelousas distance of about 50
miles. Company completed sur
veys.
Arnaudville Southern Pacific
Railway Go, plans construction of
extension of it's line Of railroad to
Marksville, thence to Red river
by way of Plauchevllle, Cotton
port of Long Bridge. Righ5.of-
way and depot grounds have been
offered by citizens along route.
CrOwley-ColOradO Southern
Railroad Co. will at once begin
constrncti' n of line of railroad
from here to Eunice.
,Jenning-JonningS Il South
western Louisiana Rai]Ioad Co.
organized with capital stock Of
$1,000, 900 to construct line of rail
road from Lake Arthur to Kinder.
Work will soon begin; A. Hey
wood pres G. c, Gary sec.
Welsh-Charter filed: Rice Belt
& Northwestern Railroad Co
capital stock $4,000, 900; purpose
to build railway line from Lake
Arthur in nOrthwesterIy direction
Though htle to some LOint Oh
mouth or west line Of Louisiana,
thence through such other States
az Board of Directors may deter
mine; G.. f. Carr, ee Robinson,
L 5 Langley, and others, direc
tors
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21
Indifference Of The People.
shreveport Caucasian


The possible success of the po-
litlcal time server is due to the
indifference of the people who
realize when too late that mill
stone is about their necks. As
rule. the people, have the kind
Of government they want. If the
officials pander to the lawbreak-
ing element the people alone
stand responsible for these drre-
Lotions of their officials. 1t may
be stated as a general propositions
that the individual who is not
homes: and loyal to himself cannot
be loyal to himself and honest to
the people, and yet, it were wiser
to deal with a knave than Il darn
ed idiot who assumes that he is a
"know all" When the people
are luiled into fancied security,
it is then they are in the great
est danger; and it is then and
through this indifference that the
elements having a silent contempt
for Dav and order because Ell
trencbrd into power TO be hurled
,herefrom when the people are
awakened and are aroused to ac-
tion. Such has been the expert
ence of every community over
which this class has dominated.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21

On Friday Of last week some
200 Of the teachers attending the
Summer Normal at Baton Rouge
boarded the Stmr IstrOuma and
visited the Plaquemlne Locks.
The party arrived at the destina-
ton ut 10 o'clock at night, waded
through the mud and viewed the
great works by torch light. En-
gineer ConkliD. III charge OF the
works, did all in his power t"
make the visit Il pleasant one, but
il strikes one that the visit, was
timed peculiarly.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21

Our thanks are due Senator JOS.
l. Provost, of Jeonerette, for a
copy of latest edition of the map
issued by the RailIo Dad Commits
sion of Louisiana.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21

The orders now meeting IN the
knights of Pythias Hall are "a
follows:
Iberia Lodge, No. 80, X. Of p.
T-cle ! Oden, No. 18, X. OF I.
p. M. Dickenson Lodge, No 66,
%. o. F.
SCctete de Bienfaisrnce ct d'As-
sistance Mutuelle Italian Mutual
Renev. Assn.
The orders meeting in the Im-
mergIuck hall are as follows:
Cypress Camp Fo "a, w. of w.
Attakapas Lodge No. 26, A. O.
u. w.
Iberia Lodge No. 3155, X. Of Il.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21

Age Has Serrovs
But 81 ioul3have few regrets
Said 4nPl1ma", regretfolly'"i
might fe had a home, bought
with I'll 5 rent through the
Iberia Building Association
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-07-21
CHARBoN CAN Be CURED
The Louisiana Remedy Co.'S.
Preparations a Boon
to Stock Owners.

Col. r. &. Brigham, recently
returned from the lower parishes,
where he has the opportunity OF
demonstrating just what the
grea: Louisiana Condition Pow
ders will do in cases of Charlton,
when the remedy IA administered
in reasonable time. Charbon is
one of the most dreaded diseases
by all owners of fine stock being
very malignant, contagious, and
usually fatal in stock. The fact
that it may be Transmitted to
man but adds to the general dread
of it. LII another column is an
account from the HOnma Courier
of the successful treatment of this
disease, which at once qualities
the Louisiana Condition Powders
as one of the greatest boons of the
day.
The testimonials given below
also bear witness to the virtues OF
this remedy which Is rapidly gain
ing in popularity. 1t gives us
pleasure in presenting them to
our readers, believing that III these
powders they will find speedy
and safe remedy for the treatment
of diseases in stock. It may be
interesting to our readers to know
further that the type for these
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original letters bearing the sigma
lures Of the patrons of the l4ouisi
ana Remedy Go.
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ia a God send as it is the best TO
my knowledge tnat ever was in
existance. j. Noel, llO:Oed.
Bourg, La.
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day with CharDon ann was sevalm
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Your CharbOn cure and condition
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Gentlemen:
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The Delta independent., 1906-05-18
No Yellow Streak Here.

Women Of the half-word expose
machine attempts TO work election
frauds, shouts the Denver Times In
grest red letters. Why. confound Il.
Patterson, It's only little over year
ago when the same class Of people ex-
posed the work Of the same machine 70
elsct Adams and you and your papers
said that such evidence was not worth
: tinker'a damn-or words to that ef-
feet. II such evidence is good now, It
was worth par against Adams. Now
watch about 'stssn dozen Democratic
pismirss get into The air and shout that
the Lake City Times 4 supporting the
maehins, trusts, cerpJsations, etc. Not
on your lives, gentlemen; we're just
showing up Senator Patterson ~ the
greatest doubls-crosssr tisst svsr hap
'peusd ana intend 70 puneturs his argu-
unsnt svssy tsaas - makes Z sw,tch On
~ psstttsn = ~ Adanas-P Peabody eoa-
~ l1ks CIV Iiasa
The Delta independent., 1906-05-18
sedwelI Barred.

Memphis. Nay 6.-Ths judges at
Montgomery Park made their frst i'm.
portant ruling Of the meeting yestsr-
day when they announced the indefinite
suspension Of H. G. Bsdwell. owner Of
the horse Los Angelsno. and his trainer.
F. G. Stevens. This edict Of temper
ary exile was announced after Los An
geleno had won the selling purse at .
mile and . furlong in hard drive by q
nose from Bannock Belle.
The running OF Los Angeleno was Z
marked change Of form oyer his last
performance = couple Of days ago. when
he finished fourth 10 The Gadhy among
= poor lot, receding in the betting from
8 to 2 to 8 to /.
In the race yesterday Crownshads
was the favorite, but he went back IN
the betting at an alarming rate. Los
Angeleno in the meantime being backed
down from to TO by the wise ones.
The ruling applies to all the horses In
the stable-Los Angeleno, Balmer B.,
Father D. and Belle Mayhan. Father
D. was entered in the fourth event but
was ordered scratched by the judges.
It ID said that he was formerly owned
and manipulated by the Hiram johnson
ringing outfit. Bedwell halls from
Grand Junction, Colo"
The above will be Of interest to many
Delta people. Bsdwell being well known
to local horsemen.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-18
The Reason Appears.

The following. taken from the Pao-
mia newspaper, is worth . republication
at our hands. The publishers Of this
paper. at the time of = request on . bid
for this work. had an opportunity to
place bid upon the book. A very wide
difference in our price and the one Of
the house that obtained the contract,
occas:oned good deal Of comment At
the hands Of those interested in the
work. The secret Of the low price ID
now at hand. an inferior binding to what
was planned the result. Although the
book a. it stands today is = good book,
will probably be rs serviceable. nearly,
Is the one formerly decided upon, yet
it is no more thsn fair to those who
made bids that attention is called to I! .
fact It was quality. not profit. tn; t
made the wide difference in bids.
1--WE have been handed copy Of the
cook book recently issued from the
Booster Office by the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Cedaredge Baptist church. Tie
book is . very good one btth from the
standpoint Of contents and workman
ship and will without question be liber-
ally purchased. The appearance Of the
volume. however. again raises the ques-
tion Of how the ladies' manipulated the
bids. The work upon which this shop
bid was cloth cover, sewed book and
was to be contracted for delivery for
Christmas trade. This book ID . paper
covered. stapled book, delivered ab 'ut
May LIST. Quite = difference between
the specifications made by the ladies' in
their proposals for bids. We consider
that they got = cheap job ~ Il u and .
good one for the money. but they treat
ed the printers very unfairly apparent
w."
The Delta independent., 1906-05-18
$1,000 Peach Trees.

am advised by my Nursery Co. to
sell $4,000 Of those fine Elbertas at
s1f cts. by the 10OO-same as last years
price-though there is sharp advance
in the price this season.
Stock warranted to be as good or
better than last year-if not. you will
not be expected to pay at all.
15 A. w. CARR.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-18
Why Mott

If you are going to visit your friends
in the east this summer, why not take
advantage of the low rates offered by
the Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry?
On June 1st and End, 9th to 18th and
July 1st to 10th inclusive, they will sell
you round trip ticket to Chicago, Mil
waukee, Madison and all other points
on their system in the Middle Northern
states for one fare plus $500, allowing
you to return any time previous to Oct.
31st. Two through trains daily Denver
to Chicago without change of cars, via
the Chicago Milwaukee & st Paul-Un-
ion Pacific Line. For further informa-
ton call on or address j. E. PRESTON,
C. A., C. M. & ST. P. RY. 1929 18th
St., Denver, Colo May-June