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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-06

sian Consul, General Iodygensky. The
latter persuaded them to sail for France
on the LaSayoie, which left on the same
day that they arrived. Gable dispatches
from Paris yesterday reported that the
couple had arrived at the French cap
ital.
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BASEBALL SCORES.

AT Seattle Seattle, s; Oakland, ..
At Los Angeles Los Angeles, 9; Port
land, IL.
At San Francisco San Francisco, .;
Fresno, s.
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MOBILE Oct. S.--Just before noon
today tornado passed near Kushla, a
station on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
l2 miles north Of Mobile. The coun-
try Is thinly populated, No loss Of life
IA reported. The tornado cut swath
n hundred feet wide and felled much
timber Mobile felt no effects Of the
tornado.
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NOTICE; TO. CONTRACTORS


= NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board
OF Education Of Wayzata for the erection and
completion Of an Addition to the Public
! School Building Of Wayzata,'' according to
certain plans and specifications now In the
possession Of said Board. ~
All bids must be conditioned that the work
shall be finished on or before the first 1st)
day OF September, 1906; and each bid must
be accompanied by a certified check in the
sum of One Hundred Dollars (s1oo), drawn in
them. agreed and nquidated damages,
should said bid be accepted and the maker
thereof fail to enter into a contract with
the Board for the performance of said work.
"A. All bids must be In the hands Of the Board
not later than July ninth (9th). 1906 and
the Board reserves the right to reject any
any all Bids 5'-':#~~
The plans and specifications are In the Dos
session Of the Superintendent, and may be
seen at his home IN Wayzata. j.
,g4, The Board Of Education OF Wayzata.
BY L. A.. Headley, superintendent.
NOTICE FOE BIDS FOR ELEvAToR-sEALED
bids will be received Saturday, July IA. 1905,
BY the Palermo Farmers Elevator company for
the erection Of an elevator. Is, 900 bushels
capacity, and containing nine bins, two scales,
one H. P. gasolene engine, one cleaner and
such other things necessary to operate an
elevator: 9 certified check for $500, payable
:, to A. K. VinRe. secretary, will be required Of
each bidder; tie successful bidder will be re-
Quired to furnish bonds equal to the amount
OF contract; the successful bidder to receive
Is completed, and one-half Jan. 10. 1907; the
board OF directors reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. Palermo Farmers Elevator
Co., by A. X, VINCE secretary, Palermo, N. d.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

l ! =
John Riley and wife to Daniel S. Arm
6G uist. rear 30 fet Of lots and s, block
70 AtWater.s addition .............:... 8, 600
Swanson. lot 4. block i. Gir az I hTsan
c, ment eompanys, first addition .. l. 300
LIND Linz lot s, block !, Girard investment nj
n company,s first addition ............ 300
f Bess saS T% ot g. b sss to fs5 ss
pect Park first division revised. ..... $50
Virginia Gibson ct al. to August Erickson.
Io5s ~ n, to H. block l. Bay st. Louis.
James r. Wait and wife to Nina olstad, 0o0
v WIZ, rSSS fst Of lot z. block s. c. L.
ANA nda7 and Nels j. Mattisson to Fred s 2'ooo
- GG lars lot:a. block I, Twelfth avenue
John A: johnson and vile to Ernest a. 1''''
s SSlsG sw s s.st;ol feet BY 1924 feet q
S est S soH ri sectio9 lo-2s-N' except W 16
Herbert Carleton and wife to Joseph p. V
aad at. ana " Wife lots , g. 49, block =
Eugene i. HemDei and wife to VIM. M 400
Mary ?. and Joseph p: Wilson TO- Edwin wv =,
Ha n. Boyee I land IN Ramsey county. ITO
e9y half 81 ot b Rss Jacobs
addition, right Of way over westerly >
sullivan ana Wife. lot II" i and nc VIZ 81 81 .
lot 10. Hill & Latham's addition 1900
John 9. Berry to John O.. Burke and WIFE -
lot q block A. Stillman's addition 2 400
Baeeh Dl aea s Ss CHARLES Sss5s
CHARLES 1. Scott and wife to Thomas b 5000
Bel Ben. lots 3 and 4. block %, Cottage
SARAH q and Frank r. Nlcou to BENJAMIN lS'o
A; Engels. lot 8. block 8, Motor Line I.
L. A. Austin and md wife to Andrew q Mel. o'o
son; lot "a. summeryille. Lake Mime
Sarah A. Reed to John La Force. lot o."
8, block 30. Bakers fourth addition, $50
Logins and Stephen D Farnham to Abbie
second division revised ........... 1900
Kate n, Farnham, to Flora n Teller.
llgan, lot H. block II. Supplement
VIM Ray and wife to VIM. j. Stewart l4o
= and wife. southwesterly 1ox1eo rods of
Ra NV NY w.. and in lot = section 2s2s 1000
east one-half Of southwest and govern
ment lots 2 and g. all in section g,
Williams = stsw ranse and wifi. to william
Ray, lot 8, block ID. Wolverton's addi-
Jacob Bookmap and wife to jeroham ''00
Dworsky, north one-hah OF lot 8,
- block 10. Gales Second addition. $50. 1900
FLORENCE ana Edward H. Angle to Charles
Encouragement Of Lake Of the Isles ad-
Theodore 4: Andrew: and wife Is Olaf NJ 100
Johanson, lot 20, block g. Lincoln
Street supplement to East Side addi-
Milton a W. Stuart and wife to James W 500
Hines, lot 8, block ~ Prospect Park,
First division revised. ................. 600
Anna It. and r. f. Burhyte to Calvin q.
Goodrich, lot 2. section 80, township
lit, range 49,. =. Il, 1000
Charles Smith and wife to Allen B.
GAMBLE and wife naa,t; cts and g. block
Ella q. Cutting to John vasatka, lots
and ]; block !, Lyons addition; ,....,. 1000
Sophia ID. Alther ex.) to Phoenix Loan
3 Investment company, lot 2, block Z,
Oak Lake addition. .............. 1000
Eighteen miscellaneous deeds. ........... 49,.
s.
81 Tufal ..j 800 ss1
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs,

Ralph R. Gamble and Pearle Gillette.
Charles L. Nelson and Hulda C. Anderson.
Gustaf A. Anderson and Elnora Lindstrom.
John O'Brien and Anna Barris.
Hendrick Eliason and Johanna Olson.
Ralph r. Gamble and Margaret Brooke.
William L. Kinseli and Mary A. Ramsdeu.
Richard Crawford and Luoretia Walker.
Albert F. Ebert and Emma Kouba.
Andrew Lenander and Mary Peterson.
Dnucal Barnhart and Edna Hughes.
Jacob II. Hoover and Nellie Wolfort.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE QAIIFoRNIA TRUIT aTORr

THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
4. Corner 9Th st and LIST Az g.
Wishes to announee 10 thear frinnAs ana ma
irons that they hare recently Installed one Of
the finest and mast expensive soda fumtstna
In the city tE5 80
Laaies ssdtdinlly iuvitsd tS make ON SHORE
headquarters for q Resting place safter hhut,pIxix
4 or while waiting hDr the e2ra Large scouafsrt-
ahle aeats, elsctldr fars and Jabl1e y1Assiss.
LIVES THERE d MAN 30 OI10 IA
Who TO himself has not aid.
'sErank Hsxcock's poem haTa 1aad,~
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WAREHOUSE BUILDING FOR
RENT
RENT

FOR. RENTl-1AN s.sToRY HEAVILY MIL.
constructed warehouse building with q; 34story
building In front consisting of 3 storerooms
% about 70 feet front on Hennepin ay and hay-
ing In all 65,2 35 square feet-Nos. Is, % and
~ Bridge Square Good railroad trackage ia,
cilities; long lease for all, or would divide
build1ns for temporary occupation until build
Ing Is rented to one party. Telephone Main
lss Z. 3. Gorham.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL
EUROPEAN TRAVEL

49,. b EUROPEAN TRAVEL, n
Short Line to Europe.
High-class accommodation available on ous
new "Empresses." Quebec to Liverpool in siz
days. Two days on the majestic st. Law.
renee. Only four days on the Atlantic Com.
FORT elegance and safety combined. ,nss The
c..Empresses' are the finest, fastest and larg.
est steamers between Europe and st. Law
renee ports. .45e5#sS55ts&
IS Information cheerfully given
Il N. s. Lidman, northwestern passenge,
agent Canadian Pacific Royal Mail gteamshir
y Lines. 2a2 Nicollet av. Minneapolis.
8 TO EUROPE VIA CUNAaD LINE.
company's new Office. at I'd AT, 81,
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE

+ ( - s-tss Births.
Mr.. and ME- Hsalmar Bdlund, 1894 Bioomanss
ton. q son. - 5sf 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Collins. 2819 Twvnty.
fifth avenue s. q daughter.
p Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Bleecher. 2s10 Seventesnth
avenue s. a daughter. $500
. Mr.. and Mrs. william Fletcher. go Ridge
avenue 6. q son, ss'E 4E ~ " -
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.ur.s4@
$500
1.6oo
tAss
$500
1,515
e1nEak

o Probably ten Of the thousands Of 8
D. people who read the want ads today q
D would be able. ready and eager to q
D buy that house Of yours And, most q
. likely not one OF these ten people q
D win ever know you have anything q
B to sell unless you advertise. g. 4
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Farm. Lands.

o . % 0 0 o I
0 BIG EXCURSION
o to North Dakota
o To the rich soil, free coal and big crops
o Of all grainE-to the $14 land that pays
o for itself every year. Come now and go
o with US. It doesn't cost much and takes
o only few days. 160-acre homesteads
o free, except for locating fees. Ask for ,
o maps and facts. William II. Brown Co.,
o Mandan, N. D. =. 'I.E-, ~-,4'r. {
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SUNNY SOUTHERN ALBERTA, WESTERN
e ! CANADA. = 4 q :"
SIS for round trip 1900 miles, half cent a
mile. See, our land in Sunny Southern Alberta
Last big excursion before harvest. Leaves
Minneapolis Tuesday morning, July 10, over
the 500. Go with us and see the finest land
.- In western Canada This rate is good from
\: any point on the 500. Reserve accommodations
p early. We can sell you land from IS to So
per acre, So per acre down.. with balance in
five annual payments. interest per cent. Land
will sell for SIS before Jan. 1. D. w. Kerr &
Co.., 518 Guaranty Loan, Minneapolis MIMI. .
- AssrNIBo1NE VALLEY WHEAT LANDS. :
+ 10000: acres in farms Of 100 acres or more
in the fertile Assiniboine valley Of eastern
- Saskatchewan, near the towns of Church
4 bridge? Saltcoats and Yorkton. Open prairie
with groves Of poplar. Surface, level and
" gently rolling. New railroad building through
our lands this year. Wheat yields at from
85 to 40 bushels per acre not unusual Lands
will double In value in very short time. For
= Co., Union Bank bldg, Winnipeg, Can.
TT TIT :" THE MOST FERTILE LAND
In, the state Of; Minnesota Is offered you at
$40 10 $40: per acre. Extra easy terms. Lo-
Gated in Kanabec county the home OF the
big red clover greatest stock raising, datrying,
I general farming and tame grafj land under
the sum-. an acre pastures a COW; yields from
three to six, toms Of tame hay to- acre; ret
Ia home ON this rich soil Come and nae me.
Write for map. e
Z. A. Howard, 5aa Oneida bldg. Niuaespalia.
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/ y r v A
Has M0ved.
FINANCIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT. {
THE SAVINGS BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Special Issue Of 100000

Per Cent Savings Bank Certificates. "a
-. The San Francisco fire. the sale Of invest
i ments by insurance companies to meet their
losses the demand for money for construction
the trustees Of this bank to select a specially
choice parce! Of high! class securities that,
after deducting expenses, will permit 1t to
pay per cent on the above amount. 3's =.
s. rh1s me 6ank proposes to do by means Of
tween 10th June and 9Th July, inclusive,
Interest will be paid annually on 1st Janu-
cry: Certifeates will be issued in sums OF
$lOO or multiples thereof only and in no case
to exceed $4,000 to any one person. IT
Certlhcates will not be called In SO long
as profitable use can be made Of the money,
AZ former issues Of an and 5 per cent Ger
t1hcates have been paid off, 80 =
should make early application to the bank.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
President.
-. ADAM HANNAH, b.
49, Treasurer.
Corner Fourth st. and Second Az. s.
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REAL ESTATE; FOR SALE
Improved.

Improved.
LAKE HARRIET.
Cool, shady lake fronts, lowest prices for
lots in Linden Hills. Lake Harriet, Reeves
South Shore and Calhoun Park. Choice lots
going fast. Easy terms at bedrock prices. 6
Snap In duplex. all modern, 10 rooms, hard
4 wood finish, floors. large lot and barn; owner
the price asked
i! $4,000 only for new, Groom house, finished
IN natural birch. with hardwood floors. This
/ - q good bargain; close to car and lake. !.
". $50 buys new s-room house. clese to
car and lake; all hardwood finish. well built
= for homie and cheap for the price.
s., 100, easy terms. takes o Groom cottage
and three lots close to car; fine chance to
raise all kinds of fruit vegetables and chick
ems. .- ,s-s. ,.sEE .-,s Isl II ts'4'g I
800 for one of best built houses in Linden
Hills. one block to lake. east front lot. COX
a home let me show you thru; this will surely
suit. e.Ts.yW
George B. Dartt Z
907 Rhoautx dor Hrs
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Hambnry-fneiicazl.
Twin Scr.aw Passenrer Sar,,ina

,Awu SoAV" dSa0AScI 06IVlCes
Observation-Disclosures.
Amsrika. July 8 Deutschland. -. July 20
H pennsylyan1s July u Patricia .....1uly
kalserin A. V...Juiy 10 Au,erika .....Aug. .
aRatavia. July n "Pretorta. ,AtR. 4
'Via Dover for London and Paris. a7ann6ura
direct. .As
Offices, IS and 81. Broadway, New York.
100 Randolph st, Chicago; w B. Chandler, n
Mchhorn & Son, A. e. johnson & Co., q. n.
Brecke, NILS Nilsson, A. g., Yanstrum Co.
ANCHOR LINE U. s. MAIL srEAMsHIPs
NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW.
NEW YORK. PALERMO AND NAPLER
Superior accommodation. excellent cuisine. The
comfort Of passengers carefully consadefed sins
gle or Round Trip Tickets issued between New
York and Scotch, English, Irish and all pfia.
ctpal continental points at attractive rates Send
for Book Of Tours. For tickets or general tns
formation apply TO any local agent OF the Aaoho1
Line or to -. ...
HENDERSON BROS. General Agents, ohs.
: cago. III. .,
g.. :, -. GOING 10 EURoPE1 -.
Before arranging your trip see Cunard Hna.
814 I'd Az S. f@-s - - , =
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
90 i;s1sj'5@sh.sR -. - . =, -
Wanted. s.. f..

WANTED PAIR FmsT.oLAss HEAVY Fam
, IA e. unqer 10. Write or cali evenings c
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BUILDING PERMITS

Hugh IT, Watts, 4s47 Camden avenue,
HISTORY frame dwelling ............ 81
Nellie Walton, 1925 Columbus avenue,
two-story frame dwelling .,........ g.
Flora NJ. Fellers, 1926 Sixth street N,
two-story frame dwelling ....... l.
u. w. Miesen, 1925 Fifth avenue s, two
story frame dwelling ............ 2,
Eight minor permits. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,
y - u. ..E-
.s. Total .................... $40
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DEATHS,

{ George s. Stanvold. St. Barnabas hospital
Peter Hedberg. Swedish hospital.
Peter Holster. Eleventh avenue and river
bank.
Ida Eander. 925 Washington avenue g.
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BOARD AND ROOM
0Morod,

LARGE FRONT ROOM, ALSO SINGLE ROOM
with board. block from public library
1922 Hawthorn ay. T. G. telephone 1882
& HOTEL VAN EYCE-ALL MODERN oITTsIDE
- rooms, with running water quiet family home
~ best of table board. 1924 Nicollet av -,
LARGE COOL ROOMS IN DETACHED COR
= ner house; shady lawn, desirable loca ton. 1874
r 10th ST. Phone Main 4635-L. =
HOTEL SAN ANGELo-RooMs WITH OR
without board, private bath. 1921 Nicollet. !
FHE MODEL HoUsE-All the comforts Of home.
Best Of table board 2oS 7th st, S. II
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OCEAN STEAMERS

OCEAN STEAMERS
AMERICAN LINE
P ph;s q UU9T;H-cHERBouRa-s SOUTHAMPTON,
e. Ithii4adeiphia. July New York 49,. July Is
b. Paul; July Il st. Louis. ..... Aug.
Friesand. Juv neyon
Westernland. July II Noordland ANY
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
NEW YoRK-LoNDoN DIRECT.
hesaba. 500. July Ii Minnehaha -. july Fl
DOMINION LINE
n MONTREAL TC LIYERPOOL-Short sea passage
D osnMa i i1rly Southwark July q
HOLL.AND-AMERICA LINE
NEW YORK; ROTTERDAM, VIA BoULoGNE.
e.,t Ssnss Wednesday as Per sailing List.
Stat GAM Jqly1l, 10 am Noordam, Aug 8, g. am
bsSndam'. July 1s. noon N.Astdm, Aug 15, 10 am
fotsdam. Aug. l. noon stat'dam, Aug.22, 10 am
-. RED STAR LINE
~. T., DOVER ANTWERP CLoNDoN, PARIs).
Arooniand. ..... July Vaderland :. July Is
iceland. ....... July II Finland Aug,
- WHITE STAR LINE
, NEW YoRK-QUEENsTowN-
G Majestic July II Teutonic .......Juiy 23
eeea1ic: July 1 1s G Ss1.ie Iuly
BosroN-oUE Observation-Disclosures OLE
Arabic ......- July Cymrie, ........July 10
Republic: -. July Il Arabic d. ....... aug. .
TIE MEDITERRANEAN .H yIA
FROM NEW YORK
0AHP'' 'A Tsom !? So sT; Sept. 49, Nov 8
ROMANO. July I, II am: Sept It, Oct ~
.: E. sREcKE n Il Il W =. Age Agent, NOV II
LIES % - q 1 = ass4s4ssty Bldg, Minneapolis.
-. = East 9Th st, st. PAM
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

sHoRTHoRN BULLS FOR SALE; REGIsTERE1
W.T. pedlgree; must change herd bull; ma,
exchange for work team. 305 I'd Az 8.
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AGENTS WANTED

xAVEsN - WANTED
eH1hTWA1sT PATTERN AGENTS, NOTICE
u beglnnlng Monday, July 2, will sell en-
oroldered pongee shirtwaist patterns and suits
at prices never attempted before in this civ
Our prices will be 10 per cent cheaper than
anyoooy e1se and our goods will be the
pest. J. R. Fouch, PAL Nicollet av.
AT oNoE-ADvERTIsING SOLICITORS FOR
official map business district. 25x2s sbow;na
route, etc, parade G. a. R. encampmept'
avg. 10, 1905; salary and commission. P. M.
Woodman, publisher, exclusive rights, $50
HAIL AND CYCLONE INSURANCE: oAsu
commissions; busters can make SO to $40 TI,er
VI Gay IN Minnesota. Address 1926 Railway bldg
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HAVE A FoUR-ACRE LOT ON oARLINE IN
indianapolis and some cash to trade for some
$o'ooo or $4,000 property In Minneapolis.
~ A. II. Stllken. ~
Care Holtzermann Chicago Store Co.
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WOOD AND COAL

'nRK EAGIuRK HARUMn0D GHEAFEgr.
cleanest and hest woDa tn the city, Bar.
aaEdscaps Mig. en-. 4rh q and % en- NE.
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NEW GASOLINE STOVES, l.47.
Russian ovens, 97c.
New gas ranges with 14-inch oven, $4.75.
Complete line Of ranges, gasolene stoves ant
refrigerators, all new goods, at less price thar
you can buy secondhand goods for; stove
catalogue free. Roberts Supply Co., III Mic
ollet ay.
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ovERsToCKED IN NEW AND sECOND.HAND
Sh!ce store, bank, drug, confectionery and
OAR fixtures; also showcases, wallcases mir
rors. desks, typewriters, chair, tables co,ln-
feE, shelving, refrigerators, safes, scales, etc.
goods. Don't forget the place. :
Twin City Fixture Co.,
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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

ONLY FOUR LEFT.
$35-Five rooms heated duplex houses on
2Sth st near Nicollet; nothing better in the
city: nearly finished; decorated to suit; janitor
service; look them over before deciding; these
are strictly up-to-date. Apply the Wisconsin
Syndicate, 800 Temple Court. Have other
arst-class apartments to rent beginning Sept.
]. See our list
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P1ANos-aREAT JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Good pianos going at about half price. This
Is the va month Of all the year for .yon to
going at $50, 500, $1l0, $12O, $3.50. $40.
$a60. $685. $173, $1ss, $685., $21s, 1925, S2s5,
$1e 49, You Will find most of the good makes
Chickering, Behning. Grown" steinway,
Sterling, Vose, Krakauer. Mehlin, Konler &
campbell, Emerson, Huntington, etc. Easy
terms OF "a, IS, SO, 81, IS and $40 q month";
T9ster & Waldo. &c 9TH st =, corner Nc
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Little Locals.

Buy at Craig's.
Craig's for Christmas books.
Coming-The Tivoli Opera Co.
Wanted-Plain sewing. 4O7 10th st.
Kinsella for reliable fire insur.
ance.
Good piano for sale cheap. Apply
Steam Laundry.
Mrs c M. Good went to Ault yes
terday for a short stay.
George Horne attended the foot
ball game In Denver last Thursday.
Mrs. John A. Weaver and Miss
Hattie Weaver spent Tuesday in
Denver.
Toilet sets, manicure sets and
fancy boxes for Christmas at Stover's 8
Book Store.
Largest line Of games at Horne's
Buy new one for the children for
the long evenings.
Benny Marks of Cincinnati, O.,
visited from Sunday until Wednesday
with his uncle, Phillip Marks.
Some choice seats left for the
Joseph G. Camp lecture, First Pres
byterian church, next Monday even
ing.
Dunham Is still In the market
with full line Of jewelers. goods.
Repair work will be promptly and
we'll done.
Buy season tickets for remainder
OF Tribune lecture course. Three
numbers for one dollar; fifty cents
each single number.
Miss Ida Mckinney, who has been
here the last three years, left yester-
day for Oakland, Cali, where she
expects to make her home.
The ladies of the Trinity Guild
will have . sale Of home cooked fooi
and fancy articles 1t the Union Tea
and Coffee Store, Saturday, Dec. sth.
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,isr Frank Ollie, Fl. Reynolds and

Fisk, Frank Ollie, Fl. Reynolds and
Charles Jackson.
One of the most delightful Of
social affairs Of last week was little
informal chatting dish party at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Hughes
last Thursday evening. The men
enioyed smoker and the ladies a
social visit and late in the evening a
chatting dish lunch was served by the
hostess. There we're fourteen guests
present.
Probably the most appreciative
quests in Greeley on Thanksgiving
day we're the bows who ate turkey 1t