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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
CITY BREVITIES
Kaiser lost his dog: see Fergy.

Kaiser lost his dog: see Fergy
Found, at Fergys, Kasers dog.
For Sale-Hack and harness. T.. o.
House for Rent-Phone black 1881.
Does Morrow do your plumbing?
II not, why not?
Found-Girl's Peggy from Paris
purse. Inquire at this office.
Vudoc Porch Shades; only a few
left. half price. Jesse Failing.
Fresh Strawberries at the Peoples
Warehouse tomorrow, 15c per box.
Buy a Pianola for your piano. Easy
terms. Eilers Piano House, S13 Main
street
Dressed chickens for Sunday din
ner at Gordon & Harrlson's, Court
street
Just received swell line of duck
sailors. Mrs. Campbell's millinery,
Court street.
Agent for the famous Comfort
giving chair and steel Morris chair.
Jesse Failing.
Party leaving city June l will sell
furniture of siX-room house. 1O5
Jackson street.
Hendricks hall for rent evenings
and Sundays No dances. Phone
Business college.
Found-Black-h handled. three-blade
knife. with picture on handle. En-
qulre this office.
Telephone operator wanted at
Echo. Address Butter Creek Tele'
phone Company, Echo, Ore.
I.cathers' Transfer & Storage Co
'Phone main 511 at all hours. Office
and stand at Gritman's cigar store.
When in Portland stop at the Hote
Oregon. Rates 81 per day and up
ward. European plan. Free bus.
Put Pendleton people to seeI
peacefully and in perfect comfort OF
b. NJ. o. +. Nuff sed, U C RAIDER.
12OO-acre stock ranch in HarneS
county for rent. Is fully equipped
for running stock. Inquire DR.. NJ $
Kern.
For Rent Suite unfurnishet
housekeeping rooms in East Oregon
ian building. Hot and cold water ant
bath on same floor. Inquire this Of
flee.
Genuine trained vermn dogs fol
sale. VIII not chase deer. Guaran
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
HONIESTEADS IN RESERVES.
Bill TO Permit of the Entry of Farm
ing Land, Now Before Congress.

There is no longer any doubt that
congress will pass the bill permitting
the homesteading of agricultural
lands in forest reserves. In fact, the
bill has already passed both houses,
but is temporarily held back by the
senate because of the fact that Sem
ator Hepburn of Idaho is opposed to
the measure and wants an opportuni-
ty to be heard. When he has had an
opportunity to voice his sentiments
the senate will formally approve the
measure for the last time and it
will then go to the presi-
dent for signature. With this bill on
the statute books, the greatest objec-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
PERSONAL
MENTION

]. W. Peringer, of Adams, has been
visitor in town today.
C. V. Baird, of Walla Walla, Is a
visitor in the city today.
r. n. Stanfleld of Echo, has been
In town today on business.
Mrs o. NJ. Castleman left for
Athena this morning for a few days
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. oliver, of Wal
Iowa, have been guests in the city to-
day.
w. Il. Putnam and ]. B. Young
have been visiting here today from
Milton.
C. +. Clancy and C. ]. Officer Of
Seattle, are here today on horse
buying tour.
]. H. Lewis, state engineer, came
down on the mixed train from Milton
this afternoon.
Mrs. John Adams of Adams, is Wis.,
iting here at present the guest of Mrs.
William Blakley.
Chief Clerk Blakesley, of the agen-
cy office, was visiting in town last
evening, the guest Of Roy Raley.
e. NJ. Gillette, travelling freight
agent for the Northern Pacific, has
been in the city today from Tacoma.
Rev. Victor Doris who is to be
pastor of the Christian church in this
city, will arrive tomorrow from Ken
lucky.
oliver Kelsay, o. r. & N. brake
man on the Pendleton-Huntington
passenger, expects to transfer to the
Portland run in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mclaughlin ar
, rived last night from a several weeks
visit in Salt Lake, Denver, Butte and
, other places in the middle west.
4 Mrs. James Cooley of Brownsville
I arrived from that place last evening
2 for Il visit with relatives here, and is
the guest of Mrs. William Blakley.
Virgil Moore. socialist candidate
for representative from Umatilla
e county, is in the city today on a trad
Y ing trip from his Stage Gulch farm.
Mrs. Lowell spent few days of las
E week in Pendleton visiting some
friends whom she wished to see agar
before her departure for Florence
Irrigon Irrigator.
r Cecil r. Wade, democratic nominee
$ for the office of representative, re-
n turned last evening from up thu
l. county, where he passed several day'
:. in the interest of his campaign.
Constable j. II. McLachlin, of Il
u u Grande. has been here today and vii
: return this evening with Gillian, th'
! man who was arrested yesterday b!
n u Marshal Gurdane upon instruction
from Union county.
= Prof. +. w. Bouley, who has con
l. Quoted dancing classes here for tn
g past month, has gone to Spokane an
n Seattle for a brief visit before re
e turning to his home in Los Angeles
y The class will be continued by f.. +
d, Perkins.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
CLOSED SERIES OF MEETINGS.
Rev. n. ii. Brooks Had 40 Converts
at Prineville. Where He Started a

Rev. n. II. Brooks, evangelist of the
Christian church, returned last eve.
ming from Prineville, where he has
just closed successful series of meet.
ings, There were 40 additions to the
church at that place and church
was reorganized and arrangements
made for a minister.
Rev. Brooks will attend the North.
east Christian Missionary association
at Milton May 15, 16 and II. after
which he will go to Grass Valley t.
open a series of meetings which will
last for several weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11

teed as represented. Address w. b.
Honeyman, 779 Hoyt street, Portland,
Ore.
The ladies of Presbyterian church
Will have home cooking for sale at
the Peoples Warehouse tomorrow.
Among other things will be salt-rising
bread.
If Morrow will do you a good job
of plumbing or sheet metal work and
save you S1.OO in price, is not that
one dollar easily earned? Phone
black 1921. 643 Main.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
Kinsclla to Portland.

Peter Kinsella, formerly of the
Hotel st. George cafe, came up from
Portland this morning to move his
family to that city, where he has To-
Gated and viii engage in business. He
has secured location at the foot of
Morrison street on the north side of
the street. and is well pleased with
the outlook there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11

steer is one that understands the
Judging of cattle and has thus been
able to select a steer of such shape
that a large per cent of his gains will
be made on the parts that sell for the
highest price in both the wholesale
and retail markets,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
Club Women Will Meet.

The club women of the city are re-
quested to meet tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lima
Sturgis, on Water street. All commit,
tee chairmen are especially urged to
be present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
Uncle Toms Cabin Coming

John f. Stowe, who owns one of
the largest and best companies on the
road, will present "Uncle Toms
Cabin" in this city on Friday evening,
May Is. This is said to be one of the
best equipped companies ever to pre-
sent this old attraction in the north
west.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11

The cornerstone of the new court
house at Caldwell, Idaho. was laid
May with Masonic ceremonies. Ma
sons attended from Boise, Nampa,
Emmett. Payette and Mountainhome.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
Broken Leg Improving.

Charles Ford, the well known o. r.
& N. foreman, who had leg broken
by falling from his outfit car in this
city several weeks ago, has sufficient
ly recovered to be out on crutches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11

]. N. Hoffman, an attorney and
hopgrower of Forest Grove, will leave
mt once for London, England, as a
special representative Of the hopgrow-
ers' state organization.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
Norris & Rowe Circus Mondny

Norris & Rowes circus will give
two performances in this city next
Monday, May, IA. The circus is en-
larged and improved in many ways
and is now one of the best attractions
of the kind on the road.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11
"Roncy,s Bows, Tomorrow.

"Roney's Boys" will be seen at the
Frazer tomorrow night in an excellent
musical and minstrel program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-11

Dressed chickens tomorrow at Cor
don g. Harrison's. Phone in your or
der.
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AUCTION SALES

oo-ccc~-c~>c~
hs next * at Auction
a IL ae opposite s street temple: ani ssss
assemblage Of elegant and nearly new house
hold furniture, fine upright piano, rugs, car
silverware, Sric.a Hbrae. china. etc. etc. in.
Guiding two handsome mahogany dressers and
one mpe fna
oak dressers and chiffonniers, one oak dressing
table, one fine brass bed box spring and hair
mattress, four fine iron and brass beds box
right piano by Smith 4 Barnes in richly
figured French burr walnut case; fine leather
ase sss
9: ers; Ave fne leather rockers. one weathered
! oak hall clock. one weathered oak bookcase
a teakwood pedestal, battenberg and noting
sewing @sehins ii paintings, snsrsyinss sna
table. ten s large wilton. Administer and Brus.
sells rugs, velvet carpets. leather couch, few
bssss music Cabinet
round oak pillar leg extension table. six oak
bo1seat dining chairs, oak sideboard. lamps,
about coo unframed engravings, etc.; one fine
mahogany Roman chair. one fine ANTIQUE ma
hogany sofa; two pieces oak grill work: two
child's bed, rattan rockers two commodes,
feather bed, two square extension tables, brass
gIrandole and cand!saticks. settss sofa, sofa;
warming closets, sofa pillows, bedding; hrst.
class and nearly new Radiant Home parlor
seat as5 boefeas hall mirror air
and siiverware. kitchen furniture, cooking
hold requisites; all without the slightest re,
lots sale WIN oomnence sharp at 2 o'clock and
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CLAIRVOYANTS


. . . : SOME ~ 2 CHOICE 3 nA R 4 .
0 $8,75o-1123h and 1925 Sd st 8, 22x1oo, c
0 improved with two houses; modern {
o except heat. renting for 5000. {
o fine income payer, and as a specula- {
o lation cannot be duplicated, las the {
0 balance of the block is occupied by {
0 the Minnesota Linseed Co. and re- {
o ". tail stores. - = >,.-.ZT. -.
O S5,2OO-2536-25S 1st av S, corner 26th ST.
O decided bargain in two-story cor {
O. ner store and nfne=room house next {
0 Extra well rented and in frst-class;
O condition. This corner is' a hustling (
o.. business center. Look this up. =.
0 Sc, 6OO-7O9 Sd st 8, 38x1e5. Good store I
O. and house in rear, across the street
0 from Advance Thresher. The i city
o council has ordered tracks in the
rear Of this property, which will /
surely double in value, Extensive
O improvements going in this block this
spring. Well rented. Must be sold?
at once. =, ~ -. 4
9,oO0-Three-story solid brick building on I
leased ground located on Nicollet be-
O : tween Washington and I'd st, Rented
o - to frst-class tenant to pay 10 per
O. cent net. H.. ~ +. 4. 80. =
SIS, 7oO-s2x165, on list av s. inside of
o. : 9th ST. alley on side. Improved by
o two houses renting for $1,000 per an.
o 70 mum. Best buy on LIST g.. First
o av is rapidly becoming q leading
business street and prices will rapidly .
O. advance. Good for quick turn or
p6EludueuC 1ufSStutut =
o $25OOO.
o If you are looking for the best buy in
o Minneapolis, we have 1t. A four-story
0 solid pressed brick mercantile building
0 on, one of our principal down town streets
0 within the loop Especially well rented to
a large wholesale house. A bargain at
0 $S5, 600. We will loan 1000 at 5 per
0 cent interest on this building
The above properties are controlled by us
exclusively and can be handled on rea-
sonable terms.
We have unlimited amounts of money to
loan on inside business property at from
o Az to s per cent. No delay.
o Edward ]. O. Brien & Co.,
o 1O4 4th st S..
0 Ground Floor Oneida Building.
| o. o o o % o o o y - % % -
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTORS Acknowledgement M ALI.
countries promptly obtained, sold. leased,
manufactured; models made; rs years estab-
free. ADDRESS Patent Market. st. Paul MINI.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main office, 1888 Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis Mimi; SO NcGiu
building. Washington. d. C.
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SEQ BRASS BED AND BOX SPRINGS FOR $40
$50 French velour dra psries for $50.
$25 mantel folding couch for $3.50. =.
$15 sanitary folding couch and mattress
for So
S12 gocart and high chair for 81.
" $12 lace and silk curtains. pair, $3.50.
S25 drummep's trunk. large size, 81 80, used
very little. 800. -.
1922 9TH av s.
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WOOD AND COAL

soUNp, MIxRD. ooRDwOoD, SAWED, 9S75,
3 oak. dry 3B.76; best grades Of coal. E. 4.
Field Tnea o., s1S Hennepin. Both phones.
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PLANO CREDIT BILL NOTICE,

During the past month we have been con,
Quoting a word contest and have issued a
large number of credit bills, some OF which
will doubtless be offered for sale In these
columns by people who already have pianos,
and for the guidance and protection Of the
public we submit the following: Credit o21is
hGnoEed only the E. Of the w nsy
they viii apply as part purchase price on
any new. Klmball piano at regular married. ked
can pc applied on the same piano. nor can can
they be applied on accounts now running WIN
us. Transfer of credit bill must be- made IN
person at our office and properly endorsed 1y
the sales manager. We would particularly
warn you against misleading ads inserted IN
the value Of: these credit bills; 10 any ON. one
desiring to purchase a piano. they mean 3uS'
90 much money w. W. k,mDau Co.,
1927 9th St s. between Hennspin and Nicollet.
11ANos-HALF PRICE PIANOS FOB THIS
ysae as n planes saa T bsf at bas
This is a great piano opportunity. Call at
once and be convinced Of the big saving you
s. month. Bargains in used pianos: Two
Rrggss Panos SlGS 2 tTo ster s psass
HARTMAN lard an piano, sl5S; Miller piano, ' $780,
iyers & Pond piano. S165; easy terms. Foster
& Waldo. So 9Th st S. corner Nicollet az.
GREAT BARGAINS ARE NOW BEING OF
fered on new and second hand office, store,
bank, drug, bar and confectionery fixtures.
also on the big stock of new and secondhand
safes. all sizes and makes; wall gases, show
desks. chairs tables. typewriters. coffee urns,
hotel range, etc. i Have So feet Of elegant;
almost new bank .a I, fixtures: =. - - :.,...'.
oo Twin CITY Fixture Co...
: 20 90 ~ p A1nneapols. -
THE PLACE TO BUY SEWING MACHINES.
snaps we offer for quick sale:
..o Br 2a 7-drawer drop-head Singer
S-SS; ; NJ GO liz. soo
SSnsS w. 90, 1aaest gov. en-
- SoH utopneaos III solueh OAK eases' TAS
Good used machines S5 tn $40
1A17Fs, sV7pTs WV y M - o5 T77T7-
49, al 80 sa ~ 10y 10y af ~ iEos
az iins tatiuehtS "sit niaGs al ni 20
tne klne everybody sells at from So:oo 10 SlA.
We VIII. close them out at only S29o each,
and you can select one or as many more as
you want: NO take ABOUT THIS come early
'ou s Ma Nicn1iet Nv second floor
- 7-,,5,o=
soH sALE-AboUI l2o huNN1NG EEL ~
mill work paneled hardwood partitions with
Top cash OF crystal glass; can De useo as me
WalnscOatlng or tor partitions as INTENDED;
we have no use for them anG wi! sell at
sECoND-H STORE, OFFICE, BANK FIX
lures; 800 counters, shelving, cases, safes; roll
top desks; new line floor cases, cash registers,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PIANOS! PIANOS!

PIANOS! PIANOS!
Great closing out sale of pianos. We are
forced to leave: our present location at 703
Nieollet aV., E. E. Atkinson having purchased
the lease of Kerr & Co., from whom we'had
our lease. i. 4. Atkinson & Co. desire to
remodel the premises for. their occupation and
we must leave. Pianos of famous makes will
be sold regardless of cost at half price. We
quote few of our best bargains in our bar
gain rooms: .<. -
Hayden upright ...... ........ S15
Gabler upright .....,,........ ..... 10
= Steinway upright .......--.-....... 125
: Gabler upright .g................... 125
:. Fischer upright ............. 140
K, Vose & Sons upright .............. lao :,
. Emerson upright .................. $40
. Pease upright ACKNOWLEDGMENT 100
Schubert upright ................. 100
Is Wesley upright 16U
Garland upright .................. 100
Bush e Gerts upright ............-.. 100
Everett upright ..-..-...-..... 1eO
Pianola. mahogany case with music. IS
Cecilan, with music .............. $50 -
Square pianos aud organs almost given away.
Spreads and stools, also Cecilian and Pianola
music at less than cost
Store open evenings.
S. ". Raudenbush & Co.,
703 -Nicollet Av.
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INSTRUCTION.

lNSIkUCI4VN IL
BAKERS, DANCING SCHOOL, SATURDAY,
-: Sth Street and Nicol1et. Avenue:
Beginners and Advanced Class, 7:SO.
'- Popular Social Dancing, $3.50.
The most popular hall, best music, and con-
Quoted under, the most efficient, experienced
and successful management. Halls for rent.
A trial at our Academy will convince you
that we are in a position to give you advant-
ages In instruction, and the best enJoyment
at our social dances that cannot be surpassed
in this any other city; we: guarantee to
teach anyone to dance, and have no failures.
Private lessons, 5Oc; phone, 1884,
McElroy's Hall, sth and Nicollet.
LILLIAN BAKER, TEACHER OF DANCING,
Teaches only at her academy,
Richmond Halls 9TH st and Sd av 8.
Glass and Informal Wed. and Sat. ewes:
Res. r. 9. 1886. Richmond Halls. T. 9. 3016.
FIRST. CLASS INSTRUCTION ON PIANO,
violin, violoncello, mandolin, guitar and
banjo; satisfaction guaranteed; lessons soc.
Open evenings. NJ. NJ. Yoak. a2 18th st s
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR, BAN
jo,. violoncello lessons, 5oc; best Instruction;
instruments furnished free. E. l.. Tappan, 81
. 7th at s.. .-
FRENCH SCHOLARSHIPS IN INTERNATIONAL
Correspondence Schools for sale cheap. Address
1915, journal. = -. -
= LEsLE VAUDEVILLE SCHOOL,
{ a1O Studio Arcade: S04 Ntcollet:. Minneapolis
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WANTED-To EXCHANGE SOME NORTH DA-
kota land for stock of general merchandise
or hardware; no buildings wanted but will
give good value for the goods. Write us at
once as this will not remain open for a very
long time. Address Box 4e1. Devils Lake.
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4 n CAMPBELL SHADE & AWNIH2 o.
Al kinAs Of tents. III HsHnepin ~.
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FINANCIAL
CEATTEL LOANS.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
Established Is Years.

80. = Loans .rN - gt- af1s.1s
On furniture, pianos horses, etc., without the
slightest publicity. Small or large payments,
weekly or monthly. with privilege of payment
ON or before thus stopping all cost Having
been engaged in the money lending business
for the past rs years. and with the large eli.
entele we have, we are enabled to make the
lowest rates and give the quickest possible
service. Our record and reputation for the
past rs years tnsures honorable and coudden-
tial dealing to all. -
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
sOo-8O6 Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
e .#- LIST ay and 4th st.
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BEST sLooP ON MINNEToNKA AT A BIG
bargain for immediate sale. Particulars -ad-
dress 1892 Journal. -
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PERSONAL

JAPANESE H1GH-GRADE TOILET ARTICLES
You like TO know the secret of all Japan
ese excellent, healthy hair? Ask about
Japanese Kami Kasuri chair mediciRe). In
close cents postage and we will send free.
full -size box imported Hamigaki (tooth pow
der) to introduce. Ladies-Everybedy should
try it. Guaranteed best dentrifce In tho
world. Isaku Yamaji & Co., Box 1889, spo-
kane, Wash.
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LOST. POUND. REWARDS

AOS4, HOOND, tsG w xAAs1<1
IosTSaEwAaD, new WATcH. Or rUIs
waseb Of s ss Il 0E e. On Ct s..s dE r..
Psesei Jewelsy WEE Gfs. Co. % Sd st s.
WATCH, OR FULL VALvE Il
monogram H L. R. on case. lost last De.
cember; no questions asked; report to PaegeI
Jewelry Mfg. Co. % 80 st S.
LosT-AT THE CORNER 18th Av 9 AND 4th
breast: named Lady: please deliver to 1892
Mary place and receive liberal reward, 8.
LosT-LADIEs' GOLD WATCH, HUNTING
case, Elgin movement, between Milwaukee
depot and 9Th and Hennepin, Friday after
noon Finder kindly address 7542, Journal,
for reward.
LosT-sATURDAY NOON ON HENNEPIN BE-
tween 9th and Dupont, small brown phrse
containing 81 and some small change. Please
a aV n. '0f reward to iaa ber' '0S oolfas
FoUND-THE WIDE AWAKE SHOE REPAiR-
ing Shop, lib Hennepin ay, where can have
my shoes repaired while / wait and the best
rubber heels on earth for 4oc pair.
L0sr-TAN-ooLoRE LEATHER HANDBAG
containing money, note cardease with OWN
sr's name. Please return to II. D. soden. Ala
New York Life bldg. for reward.
LosT-sEALED LETTER. ADDREssED 70
o. H. due book; finder leave same at pestofica.
corner University and Central av.
FoUND-.LlADY's FuR BOA AZ DONALD
calling at 2541 Dupont av s, proving pros
erty and paying for this ad. $,
LosT-LADY's GOLD WATCH ON leth Az
nno n a!n 81 70 6iopmngten Gown +o 60 rrahn
return to 241s 18th av s.
FoUND-A PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TRUNK
repaired or exchanged for new one: IA Wash
ington ay N Bijou. Trunk fHetory. Wiilian
Lorenz. Both phones.
LosT-ANY INFORMATION IN REGARD 70
Scotch Collie female. lost about week ago,
LosT-PARTY WHO FOUND pERsIAN LAW
viii receive reward by leaving with oHts
Park car on March 1s: 81 and glasses; keep
the money and return the glasses and bag, to
1855, Journal. -.t 49,. ::
LosT-sATURDAY MORNING ON CEDAR ANp
Emerson car, sxsn purse containing So bin
and eh ssag Finder please notify Morris.
LosT-aoLp-bowED, DOUBLE LENS sPFd
| Loring park. Address 1915 I'd av 8. VIZ.
Eorthway.
Losr-MEMoRANDUM BOOK. FRIDAY Arr.
cover. Reward If returned to Frassr. West
| hotel. 80.
LosT-FRIDAY, sTRINa OF GOLD BEADS,
within two blocks Of 4th st and Cedar. Please
leave at South Side police station for reward
LosT-oNE HAND-PANTED PORCELAIN
CUT buttonI Neapolitan boys head designg
suitable reward. Cali T. 9. phone 4e51.
LOsT-KNIGHTs TEMPLAR CHARM; VIII
finder please return to cashier E1iel,Jerrnan
Drug o., for reward. ], D. sneit1er.
LOsT-BLACK SILK WATCH ZOE, RONA4
| gold pendant: finder please telephone @. s
| Bartram. 6315 Park aT. T. G.. phone,
L0sT-GoLD WATCH, ON OR NEAR VNl.
versity campus; ladies' gold watch. Reward
given when returned to 1928 4th at Sc
LosT-LADY's GOLD WATCH FRIDAY MOAN
| ing, on near 4th av s.; monogram B. A. IT,
finder leave 70S Phoenix for reward.
FouNp-FINE PAIR STEEL bows. READING
glasses for 35c, at Hirschy's. oDtician. 51s
Nieoliet av. second doof
LosT-sCoTOH TERRIER. ANSWERS 10
name Bless" Return to 2o13 Hennepin az
for reward
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Yerxa's. Please return to North Star Wooden