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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21

The trains of the Central Vermont
ran on usual time yesterday.-News
item in the Burlington Free Press.
Docs this mean schedule timer
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21

And so the pages are to hold mock
session, too.-St Adams Messenger.
Say, but you re a sarcastic cuss at
times
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21

It ism t "'hard luck for poor old Eli !"
in the case of the gentleman from Will
mington
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21

Redmond, Porter and jackson. It
a combination that will do business
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21
CUR LEMON CRATE.
Replenished From Time to Time by
Our Loving Friends.

George w. Pierce has been elected
master of the Vermont state grange.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21
II Is needless TO add that Mr. Pierce
il from Braitleboro. Barre Times.

u IN needless 10 hdu thhi Mft ll'lN'
il from Bratileboro. Barre Times.
Whnti The pulpits Of seven churches
OF lily white 81. ,lohnsbuTy being oc-
cupied by anti-saloon league workers.
Next we know some Brattleboro aris-
tocrat will be- refusing 10 hold Office
Poultney Journal,
Representative Gibson bushes when
he thinks of the muss Brattleboro is In
over the question OF water, but he feels
that the thirsty ones OF his town will
find a liquid that will satisfy on
Christmas day. Iiut let s go over in
10 the senate II BrnttlebOro il TO break
loose.-Two Eyed Man in Burlington
Clipper
George W. Pierce of Brattleboro has
been elected worthy master Of the
state grange in place Of Hon. C. j. Bell,
who was not a candidate for recollection,
having held the office for IL years con-
secutively. Mr.. Pierce is a good selec-
ton for n worthy predecessor. lie is
as well equipped In knowledge OF af-
fairs of vital Importance TO farmers ani
has MS clear knowledge Of the work
ings of legislation Ms anyone who could
be chosen. And we will refrain from
comment upon his geographical location
by saying that he is from a good town.
Montpelier journal.
The bills were legion in number and
all contained gentle jar for some per-
son or locality, Only a part of them
could be read, but they were enough to
keep the audience in continuous mirth.
The proposal TO move the State house
TO Brattleboro, "that where the office
holders are there the capitol may also
be, " was funny, ms were the PROPOSE
tons to keep a check list Of Brattle-
boro on file for filling offices, and 10
change the title Of the gentleman from
Brattlebor0 to municipal court
Judge - The bill to abolish the jude /.
larry committee and vest its powers in /
the attorney general was equalled by
one to abolish the senate and vest its /,
powers in whee-chnir, n colored at 4
tcndant and a Observation-Disclosures /
Ter journal 5 report of pages mock .
legislative session.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21
Me WeddLer
II me eon fiis you. PIT Il On. "

There were great doings IN ullery
building last Friday, Some OF the
clerks IN the store Of Moran 4 Com
pany conceived the idea Of playing n
Joke on Fenton 4 Company's new clerk
so they dressed up dummy, placed It
Ia the boiler room in the basement OF
the building and then spread the alarm
ing news that drunken man was IN
hiding there. The new clerk grew
curious and went to make an investi-
CATION. Opening the boiler-room door
he stumbled over the form Of the DUN
my In the semi darkness and was re-
wnrdcd with muttcred curse (Which
came from an adjoining ROOM. The
new clerk went upstairs with the re-
port that someone was in the boiler
room "because he heard him cuss, y
At a council of war which followed, II
was decided 10 eject the man, and a
posse headed by the new clerk start
ed down 90 do the trick In the mean
time the clothes Of the dummy had been
placed ON real, live man, and when
the boilerroom door was opened the
second time the new clerk received n
bunch of fvcs in the face, the force of
the blow causing the blood TO flow
copiously.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21

What TO do became the problem
from that moment After considerable
parley the ianitor of the building was
notified Of the intruder and asked TO
eject him, The ianitor, however, was
doubtful Of his ability and so carried
the news TO the proprietor who at once
notified Night Waterman Warren. The
officer searched the boiler-room but
could find no trace of the stranger so
be circulated about in the railroad yard
and at length took four hoboes on sus-
picion. Next morning the state s at
toruey heard that four criminals had
been arrested and he at once proceeded
to reprimand the officer for not notify
ing the proper authorities. In the
meantime a newspaper sleuth got hold
of the story and the papers of Monday
told of an "assault by an unknown
man etc. To cap the climax some
body circulated the story that an at
tempt had been made TO rob one of the
banks. Moral: Great aches from little
toecorns grow.
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Unimlprl'o',lIved.
SNAP.

5os15o, east front. lies fine aneon Path ct and
irving; the only one l1ft $3.50 H.
FOR sALE-aIvE N1GEsBUnDINa LOTS,
cheap. 45th and Pillsbufy Az part cash.
milford room A. Guaranty Lpan building.
FOR sALE-eo FEET BETWEEN salst AND
title insured 1921 18th nv s.. evenings.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN MINNEAPOLIS
property blocks containing 168 lots. / 4 d-
drosss Jay T. Morrill, 4o7 Globe bldg. sc
LOTS FOR a SONG. FOUR LOTS WEST MN
neapolis, third division very cheap for spot
cash. Quick. Address 054O, Journal
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

>>>><N<S~S~~<SSe~~~~>~ <>>S~S~~S~><~%~>~~~A
- DEATHS, 49,
: Roy NJ. Moon, 1109 Twenty eighth street g.
Peter J. Bulander, Swedish hospital
James W. Robertson, 1104 East Twenty.atKht6
street. ..,..-..e. -..#..
Sarah Gurin, Swedish hospital. ,-
Catherine He1mer No6h Second street-M
Esther ], Pierson, 1924 James avenue n.
May b. Peterson, 1917 First street s.
Samuel Davidson s d!Sz hSg'D'taA
Mr., and Mrs John Kre1s. 1000 Sixth aIeuue
Mr. apd Mrs. John B. Anderson, 1913 Tnsn
H. asd Ms. Olaf B,om. seis s.v.nsst.nsh
H. ana Mrs: Anton Knutson, as1a Eleventh
NJ: and Ms. Boyd r. Ha-t.s,l 17al Soqrsh
vs. "a Nj: - 1o'h.r cas,'oo, aaasa A,anaa
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew @. johnson, 1890 NaA,-
son street. Nj MAla { H2 11cEasEs
q. A, Hansen and linda Amunasom.
{ Sam Weissman and Rotz1 Zelstetn.
j John q. Hammestedt and Ada LaIspu.
John Pearson and Annie Mndstrom.
Bowen Curley and Marie d. Wing.
. William a. Brettenstein and 1rma O. 6&ys
1nond. ...t-5 .s: ~. -..
David n. Clough apd Lille Aonteu.
Axel Gustafson and Minnie HulbeEg.
Mikal Winge and Lotte Kleven.
Herman Larson and Alfredo Steubsrg.
d: Louis Nelson and Constance Dhn.
Albert Hedberg and Minnie Holmgutst.
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MOVING


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
urcUualed facilities for packing. moving, stor.
ing and shipping household goods. Cali and In
spect our new plant at 4th av $ and Lake st,
the largest in the west; the finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and Fireproof
Storage Warehouse with separate rooms and
COMMITMENTS. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office, 400 Lake st. Main Office. 46 Sd st s.
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 ma.
chircry moved by experts. 122 9th st s.
both phones.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10 CHI.
cago, Denver. Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points The only concern in the
N. w. doing enough business in this line to
give prompt and reliable service. Avoid risk
and trouble by giving your business to the
Boyd Transfer g. Storage Co., 40 Sd st S.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE,
& finest vans and warerooms; goods moved By
experienced men. 112 9th st n Roth tele-
s.phenes 500.
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL - sa>.
St. PAUL IS THE FUR CENTER OF AMER
lea. l started In business here in 1890. !
mako fur garments Of every Kind and sell
them to you at wholesale prices. Dealing di.
rect with the manufacturer saves you all
mueh 9s TO when SSe ae So set
prices. Write for them today. 1t will cost
you nothing. Tailor Lee. st. Paul.
PERsoNAL-oN SATURDAY THE RUSH TAIL.
heT uncamed fine s MADE e suits o at
actly half price. They are all fall styles and
fabrics, and offer extraordinary opportunity:
See detailed list in For Sale Miscellaneous
SEND FOR OUR loc, Csc, OR SOC AssoRT.
ment Of postals, If you arc making a colec-
ton: Send o ae stamps or money order, NJ A..
day evenings, with social following; buck and
Xcademy Is 4tS St s.. third door: 'i'0
DR.. ELIZABETH a. NEFT, -----
o.ao: l4 rs VINE y place s,, LIST az nr car:
ods.) Telephone Main 343s J. '",.s-'
MATTRESSES MADE OVER: = HAIR-Moss
$3.50; others, 81; furniture repaired: .'uphol-
STEERING; new furniture; stoves. Telephone
Rainville Bros, II Central av.7.& ~'~. '"E
ANNA NJ, GRIsWoLD. 2o7 MEDIcAN BLOCK,
superauous hair. moles. warts removed by
electricity: corns extracted; inverted nails and
! buniols treated. ~ =. :.,s ::
i. WILL, CLEAN YOUR WALL PARER--A
make 1t look ltke new: price per room, 81 and
! Up. Cali write A. Emerson, 20 9Th st S,rear
FUR GARMENTS 70 ORDER, KEMoDELED
aud repaired; summer prices. =. Hubachek,,
+ practical furrier. 902 Nicollet av suite $780,,
Of YOU WANT A GOOD TREATMENT FOR
rheumat snl. lunbago nervous diseases
/ Nine. Berg, Eastman av, Nicollet Island
MATTRESSES MADE OVER, FURNITURE RE.
paired, upholsterlng and repairing. Berg Il
Smith. T. c. 1902. 422 LIST av Sc.
MRS. N. WAY. MAssEUsE.: LADIES AND
ment. 305 Nicollet av, room 16. - =.
BEAUTY's CHARM SATIN SKIN SECURED
using Satin skin cream and Satin skin powder.
BURD P, JOHNSTON & CO., FUNERAL DIREC.
/ tor and enbalmer, IL W Lake St. Both phones
CORNS EXTRACTED, 25c; INVERTED NAILS
and hunions treated. DIR. Collier. 51h Nc. av,
FILLMORE UPHoLsTER1NG CO., FURNITURE
and bedding; Lake st 8: Stevens; 7. G. a8o42.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

s25-EURN1sHED HOUSE, ROOMS, IN
good location, on James av n; In first -class
repair, 49,,
-: Sloane McCulloch Agency.
Oneida block. 80 s 1O4 18th st s.
FURNISHED HOUSE, TO- COUPLE WHO
would board gentleman and two boys. House
modern, pleasantly located and Within walk
ing distance. References exchanged. Adj
! dress 041S, Journal.l',s &c. -.
FOUR NEAT SUNNY ROOMS. FURNISHED
!? complete for housekeeping: modern except
heat: sec ond floor; to responsible parties. 80
Sth st S. :.
FURNISHED COSY COTTAGE, EIGHT-RooM
from Nov. l. moderate rent; convenient to
university and East Side high. 315 Sd av
Sc.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.

VI 0dACsa
BARRETT 4 z1MMERMAN. THE LARGEST
horse dealers in America. have from 500 t.
1000 head Of all classes of horses constantly
Oh hand. If you want one horse. a team. or
q carload, call and look stock over.
Auctions da01ns every Weanssdsy Part time given
Horse Market >
FOR sALE-r1NE, HEAVY CARRIAGE TEAM
also Brewster landau single brougham; vic
1esa other carriages ri and S" h9r
Groveland terrace, or address Horace Low.
~ by mail. 49,
HoasES-HORsEs-Ho -.
A aps line Of good big horses to choose from;
people that want first class delivery and draft
horses take South st. Paul car to the stock
yards and call on the South St. Paul Horse
Exchange.
LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND.
hand harnesses and saddles west Of Chicago
Your own price. Midway Harness Co., 1850
University av, opposite Horse Markets., 81.
PAUL. MINI. -. ,...
HORSE, ABOUT 1000 POUNDS, RUBBER.
tired buggy and harness; will sell in parts
Can be seen evenings after, O'Clock or Sun
day forenoon at 1901 Dupont av N.
wANrED-wE ARE ALWAYS READY TO
bny. and pay cash for horacs, bugs'ss bar
mans Midway Horse Market. e.'. s..
TEAM OF GOOD SOUND FARM MARES,
weight 1000 5000, 1920 Lyndale av u.
PAIR SILvER-MOUNTED COACH HARNESS.
Full Kay collars; nearly new. Address 94S5.
Journal. -, No., - .~1-s::.E.,,s
NoTICE-DEAD HORSES REMOVED FREE. n.
W. scavenger Co.. 1u2 LIST st n. Phone 1915 NJ
FOR LAME AND INTERFERING noRsEs TRY
our hand made shoes. Jas Rowett. 2o1 7thst s.:
a LIGHT. BRoUGHAM WITH POLE AND
shafts at bargain. Address GAIT, journal.
FROST q CO.'S SALE AND COMMISSION
stables cash or time. 218 % av n.
FOR sALE-LIGHT TWo. SEAT SURREY, M
good condition; $50. 2015 Stevens. av....
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OCEAN STEAMERS


~.<. ( AMERICAN LINE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHAMPTON.
Phiadelphta-Que Observation-Disclosures.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
! = NEW YORK-LoNDoN DIRECT.
DOMINION LINE
>.| Royal Mail Steamers. .E
MONTREAL TC LIvERPoOL-Short sea passage
H., RED STAR LINE
N. z. DOVER. ANTWERP (LoNDON. PARIs).
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YoRk-QUEENsToW
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE m MEDITERRANEAN . 1 "
-..--t 80 FROM NEW YORK.
CRETIC. Sept. 25, noon; Nov. 8. Dec @
REPUBLIC, Oct. is, noon; Dec. (from Boston)
CEDRIC NOV. 20. Jan. 5, Feb. 16 |, 21,O90
CELTIC. ..........J Jan. 10, March I TONS
, ,,.-,.,..,.. FROM BOSTON.
1 GAN re- Oct. g. l2ae pm Nov II, Jan Y
e o.. =, BREcKE, N. w.-P. Agent
1913 % st e ns9Nsranty Bids Minneapolis
: 3 8 East 9Th st. st. Paul.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO AND FROM TT
rope at lowest rates. via Canadian Pacific
, Railway company, Royal Mail Steamship lines
Atlantic service, shortest trip. Only
four days from land to land. New gigantic
press Of Ireland $4,000 horsepower 20-knot
speed, submarine signals wireless telegraphy,
cost over 81, 600, 900 each. Finest, fastest and
largest steamers between st. Lawrence ports
and Europe. Every luxury of travel and all
the comfortable appointments are at the dis
posal OF passengers travelling on these steam
Northwestern Passenger Agent, 232 Nicollet
Az. Telephone T. Q. 79s. N. W. Main 2616
GcING TO EURoPEl BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip Cunard Line. Guaranty bldg.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING COMPANY -
now at 7O3 Hennepin Telephones: n. W..
Main 1858; Tri-state, $3.50. J. q. Johnson,
,l48 j; formerly president and general man
ager Johnson Lands Undertaking Co.
HUME & DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Masonic Temple, 9Th and Hen. Both phones.
MOE & McNAMEE, 2ss Goth av N; lady as
sistant n W., Mic. 326 J; Tri-state. 1888.
n. o. WELANDER & co., FUNERAL DREC-
tors, embamers. 1880 u Franklin. Both phones.
JOHN M. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer 50 Tth st s. Both phones.
2. M. DAUPHINE & CO.. Funeral Directors. 6l3
sth av S. T. C. 2970; n. w. Main 1921.
ENGER BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND EN-.
balmers 412 Cedar ay s. Both phones.
7, WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
TO Hennepin av. Both phones 1882.
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FINE LINCOLN COUNTY FARM FOR SALE
800 acres, present owners have cleared SIC, 900
in years. In fine state Of cultivation, fair
fenced hog tight; this is a money maker; only
miles from county seat; 5000 population;
price sos per acre; $4,000 and upwards cash,
balance time. Another Of 240 acres. good
improvements, creek runs through land most
all can be cultivated: only mile from city
limits; SOS an acre. Terms all cash but SO, 600.
n. A. Wilkinson. Canton, 8. D.
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INSTRUCTION..

reading, writing and arithmetic for one or
b two hours a day at teachers home; terms mod
crate. Address 1904, Journal
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
es~~~S~~~~~-~~Y|~cI ~~~-~~~.~~~~~~N~~
For Rent--Stores.
FOR RENT--l61s NlCoLLLT 3AV sToRERooM
mud basement; splsndid ltation; for flrst,cass
Gs aaslss and FISH, Ssr business
FINE STORE IN BUSINESS DISTRICT; FINE
location for drugstore: rent $50. 4oa Central
Minneapolis Trust Company, e4z.1st
Hennepint and 4ths ST. .s#i
FOR RENT ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR 5l.Is
3 IN q >: WIN make longtime lease; space
Journal cfhce., ss S,,.1 4 u ~
FoK REMITTANCE ROOM. eOx6o. 4 SECOND
sGr front 81 ST. wen
For Rent Miscellaneous.
ath ct 8. VIII make long time lease; space
200 square feet. Call Charles A. Tuner
Journal office. @ ny .t.,.l
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS. MOD
ern WIN Or without heat furnished or un;;
two tor light mother d
Oath Nv Me- =, .G,,.Htf% >.gss , +
IF DIssAT1sFIED WITH THE CARE AND RE:
business blocks) call On Sloane. McCulloch
Agency, who give personal attention to prop.
erty placed IN their hands. 202 Oneida block.
MOE SEVEN OR EIaHT-RooM FURNISHED
Hat or house In vicinity of Stanley Hall.
by family of three adults; good tenants.
l. n. Smith, :, 8. -. p,
=. z. 1905. OLD Phoenix Building. .
FoR2wINTER-sUITE OF OR 4 FURNISHED
rooms, including two sleeping rooms and kitch-
/ en- Tor light housekeeping; heated modern;
Dath privilege W. V. W., room $780, Guar
. anty bldg. HI. = y. NJ
RELIABLE MARRIED COUPLE WANTS
charge Or renting Of some apartments or fats;
would like fiat In exchange; good reference or
bonds Address 0425. Journal. = q, = =. as.-.T.
MAN AND WIFE WANV 80 BENT FLAT IN
duplex house, or private residence. modern.
| steam heat. good location, walking distance.
Address 94GS. Journal = ." y =" H.
sIx.RooM MODERN FURNISHED FLAT BY
young couple, thoroughly reliable; best refer
ences prefer walking dist nce downtown. Ad-
dress $500, Journal. - 's'FE "
MARRIED COUPLE WISH ONE LARGE OR
two small rooms in strictly private family;
steam heat preferred; must be 1rst-cass. Ad
! dress 94S0 Journal. -, 49,"
WANTED-Two OR THREE FURNISHED OR
unrurnished roons, modern, for light: house
keeping. Address Thomas, Ill 18th st N.
/ RESPONSIBLE AGED COUPLE WOULD LIKE
| to take care Of house during winter: can fur
! nish references Address e257 Journal.
| WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED
rooms, close to 18th and Mary place State
| price. Mcconnell, 65 18th st $.
| WANTED 70 RENT-MoDERN HOUSE OR
! fiat in eighth ward. State location and rental
94S6, Journal. ~ 80
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
Improved.

. e 4. J AZ son 80 2 g 1
, No. 205 Andrus Building. Il
s hes5 Esste Je snts ad 9sss &c 4 nSsas
, easy terms. The owner Is very anx-
}, ious to sell aud that Is why he Of
.lsf fers it so cheap. IA small amount II
= of cash willrhandle It, 6g1lsg sifs,
j ,oo home; has s goed cellar; sewer, sts
room fiat, all brick, renting for
) 5000 annually All improvements III
} and paid for. Cedar Eav near 7th st, y,
, S2'20o--1wo-story, frame 10 rooms city
le-e good home for mechanic aud we
down. The number IS No. Sole
a. 4oo ntpU .stor 9h frame i dwelling No
} 49, 1408 3 Franklin.
} $2.600-Nice two.story dwelling, birch
. hnisb on frstJ stoos. full basement !,
.. fireplace. small stable. city water .a
D $s,s5O-No. .2o11 W 4Gth st, Lake Har-
0 -. riet. Come in and we will explain,
D to you about 1t. .
0 l1,5OO-This brings you into the higher
o near Franklin: house two aud one.
0 half stories, built 1905, mahogany,
0 birch finish on hrst floor. colonial
o on second floor. hot water heat,
o gas, open plumbing. laundry tubs,
o ments in and paid for.
0 We have beautiful home on the East
0 Side built of solid stone and one OF the
0 very best built houses In the city. 1t
o can be purchased for few thousand
a above the mortgage T. you are inter.
o give particulars In the newspapers.
u 0 90 90 o. O 90 o -
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COWS, DOCS AND POULTRY

cows, DOCS AND POULTRY
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL BLOOD ST.
Bernard dog, about + months old. Write full
particulars to Patrick Hughes, Sauk4: Center,
MINI. 1890 80 - = s 100 80 80
UNDERGRADUATES IN ANY QUANTITY.
Address E. Fl. Bawer, 1904 Saith. av s. Phone
Nv. South 1407 il: >.S.aa- -,
SQUIRRELS IN ANY QUANTITY. ADDRESS
e. Fl. Bawer, 1904, 34th av s. Phone n W.
South 1407 J 2. E
FOR sALE-CHEAP, TWO GOOD FAMILY
cows: easy .ini1ksrs.&t Call ut once. 1908 4th
st ST. ..s, = 90 ssf4s.F tt.~1s
BROKEN IRISH WATER sPANIEL. $40. FRED
Stone. 10Y ed SE.25s& E.3.y3 tSri u.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

BETTER THAN GOLD MINE IN ONE OF.
the best 4OO-acre improved stock and dairy
farms in this state: thre emiles northeast of
Iitchfeld, county seat Meeker county, Mimi;
can't beat this for location and soil for $50
per acre; want an offer: might divide and
take part trade. s: Ia
j.t'f George B. Dart, t+5' 80.
.... S07 Phoenix Bldg. &..s.-
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w. n. DYE, Transfer, Moving, Teaning q
5 every description, 3l8 4th st s. q. @. s5S 8
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MINNEToNKA PROPER Y
AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLE

AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES
1875 1906 e eide, WITH
1sos YALE side .,s entrance aeH
1904 Pierce. with top ................''.s. 402
1905 Columbia, electric ..x............'7 $50
iii eth st s.
Auto supplies Of every description.
SNAPS IN sE0oND-fAND CARS.
1905 White, full equipment. .....-.. 81, ego
Santos SAINT Dun umont fourcyimder air.coolcd: 1000
One One upholstered body for 1908 Packard. 50
One secondhand White steamer top. = :
Haynes Auto Co., 22O 9th It s.
1907 TYPE RAMBLER AUTOMOBILE Ar a
raro bargain. This car was shipped from the
factory Aug. 2 and has not run TO exceed soo
etf 81 Sth oo g + + sold at once G. $ Brask
FOUR PASSENGER AUTO, ALL IN FINE CON.
dition newly painted; new tires;. also extra
change for good. 100 in the Dakotas. Both
phones. George B. Dart, s07 Phoenix bldg.
70 EXCHANGE FOR RUNABoUT OR LIGHT
touring car 1905 or 1903 make. 1000 shares
Maxwell preferred: viii Day or take differ.
ence Address B. H Rourke Lisbon, n. D.
We GIVE is PER GENT OFF ON AUToMo-
to m o anto
years experience J. N. johnson Co., 915
Nicollet av.sr. Both phones 1889.
FOR sALE-oNE NORTHERN TWo-CYLIN-
der 20 H. P. touring car. 1905 model. full
equipment, cost 81 800, run 100 miles; 81 500
takes 1t. A. L. Clubine, Lisbon, n. D.
sees TAKES oLDsMoBILE RUNAB0UT, IN
1rst-class condition, with detachable rear sent
forstwo, Z Tires nearly new. Northwestern
Automobile Co.., l219 9th st S.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE; BEST POLICY;
lowest rates. Chadbourn & Braden, II 4th
st s.. y Both phones 1910. + ~ 49, Il -