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n B., for so 81 M 49, Ill., s s'g Bsadl.
county, s. D., for only $500. NE v 20,
i1a, 81, in Beadle county, 9: D., 200, we'll
igS f Fesf 49, sean a Is and o5 Sc 81
each Sc 4 Is, lie. II. in Potter ' COUNTY sniS,
: S. D.. s2,4oo; excellent quarter In Sphinx coun,
ty, 9. D, | have NV Y IA, ia, 60. for
Il Sc 81 So IT, III tor ss299 y NE ~
$4,000 Springs on this land); W y as, III,
81. for %, 600: NE u II, Ia, "a. for $4,000;
sW 3, l15. s5. for $1,4oo only. All sec.
miles from RedAeld, at $50 per acre. Also a
well improved farm Of 1880 acres. ten miles
from Redfeld. In German neighborhood, for
$50 per acre, Two last mentioned farms have
a artesian wells Also 1853 acres 81 miles
acres In Chase county, Neb. for $500. 160
acres In Poinsett county, Ark, for $500. 1eC
acres IN Lawrence county, Ala, for only $500
No trades considered. Terms of sale about
liam lssenhuth. owner. Redheld, S. D.
MONTANA STOCK RAN0H-HEIRs OF Es
tate can't agree: must sell cheap. Idea
stock and hay ranch $40 acres, situated OF
Jefferson river. Madison county, Montana
finest oat land In state (more can be cult
vated. balance hay and pasture. One mile
running r1aaa spring water rises and emptes OF
would make ideal stream to stock as Indus
try. Ten-acre pond for raising ducks: hun
dreds wild ducks feed here year round. R. R
e within m 81 miles Of Of Bafs ssa01 min
machinery, farm implements etc; go heat
cattle. IA head horses. This could be divided
asng two e fine on spche a No better qass
washington. For FUN particulars. address 81
L. ". Curtis, beir. 1903 LIST av, Seattle Wash
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Continued
SoSSxffrss. sso2sSzzaSe. 2 AND : lof1affaas

Roooxffs dR, 3 so22aSS1aa AND & 9lofDefsas
= Cdsins Washington and
Hurry.
10 rooms, near library, finely furnished;
rent $50; lease; ideal home and income;
81 rooms. eth and washington; rent
seven years; price $3.50; your chance;
81 rooms nas Washington av S; rent $50;
includes steam heat; established FIVE
years; lease; income 1925; profit $145.
Big bargain at $1,000.
10 &c. nssy farn ssS sh pr Esst s
8 rooms, rent $40. Price 1926. Snap
IA rooms all modern; income with
boarders 500 week. Price $1,000. Part
cash.
$s6; income s1s5. Price 1926. Money
making proposition.
IL irooms, Western av, also boarders;
rent $35; income 500 weekly. Only $500.
Terms.
II rooms. Sd and 9Th st: good income;
$500 cash, balance easy. buys good is.
roomed house, well furnished: income 1915
monthly; very desirable in every way.
81 OO0-Steam laundry. southern Minne-
} sofa town 1000; rent $25. First-class In
every respect.
, II rooms, 9Th and 4th av; steam heat
and janitor; rent SIS; money maker; well
furnished. Bargain
, We buy and sell rooming, boarding and
lodging houses on commission. Quick,
private sale guaranteed. Cash advanced to
Campbell & Co.,
} 1872 Boston Block.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.


u leo acres In Cass county, Mimi, ten
miles from Pine River and 21s miles from
Bungo; ten acres cultivated, forty acres
timber; creek runs through center Of land;
log house of three rooms, in fairly good
condition, good water, barn for eight
horses. with big hay barn; R. F. D. ten
one mile; price $12 per acre. (No. 1891
$3.50 acres in Bloomington township,
Hennepin county, Mimi, only IL miles
from Minneapolis and seven miles from
Eden pralrisi no buildings, seven acres
Der; price $4,000. (No. 51eS.)
$40 acres In Pine county, Mimi, ~
miles from Rutledge; 80 acres Of this has
timber, mostly red oak; good level land;
sswmill within one mile; price $3.50 per
acre. NO. 1343.)
A we'll improved farm of $50 acres two
miles from Clear Lake, In Sherburne coun-
ty, Mimi, no acres under pillow; eight
room house, barn 6Ox30. with basement,
and other outbuildings; lake Of Is acres,
hard bottom. plenty of fish; price $50 per
acre. (No. 2S0o.) 49, .s..
A half section Of good, rich land in
cultivated; 10 miles from Tappen and only
two miles from new extension Of Northern
p p Sa6 railway; splendid water; price
212 acres two miles from Nekoosa, in
Wood county, Wis; Oacres cultivated, so
acres tame grass meadow, 80 acres timber.
} balance wild land easy to clear; good
seven-room house, surrounded by black
oak grove, three wells Of good water;
barn. granary, corn crib and other build
, ings; price $500. which includes stock
and machinery; some of the machinery Is
new w, and "a. all IN good condition. 49, 49,,
} what you want and I will send descrip-
, lions.
) FRANKLIN Benner, zoe Bank Of Commerce
Bldg, Ninnea polls, MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

~ FOR SALE.
Fine plantation in North Carolina. located on
shore of large lake, 1000 acres, all In one
body; 1.eO0 acres of 1t farm land, balance
timber land; soil deep rich black loan, well
close to fine market; good buildings; house
60x42 IT, 2ra story, with ell 8Ox3O It; barn
IOxsO TT, four7story; ID other houses and
Snn mi,es OF private roadway W Sn
miles of railroad station; will make the finest
large farm that can be bought; price $500
per acre; worth $4,000 per acre; would sell
one-half interest; for full particulars address
p. o. Box 100, Elkins, W. Va.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN IN CITY.
Drug store, Cedar and Washington,
sales $3.50; rent, $25; established one year;
$4,000. -,
Drug store. St. Paul; sales $3.50; rent,
$50; for Scandinavian; price 5000;
Bakery, S525; good location. earning
$3.50 per month; living rooms; low
Gents furnishings, and dry goods,
$4,000. go. ~ -,
Steam laundry and outfit; $500.
Barber shop: chairs, $3.50.
Cigars. stationery, southeast; flrst-class
stock; sales $3.50 weekly; stand strictest
investigation; 81 1850: - u
+, Fancy goods, notions, Japanese and Chi
nese goods; down town location; good
lease; about $1,000 cash, balance terms
Tin shop, good trade; 5000; terms.
-. Saloon, good location. lease, fine trade1
established 7 years; price $500; part
cash.
Rowling alley, pool, billiards; good To-
cation. cheap rent; price and terms to
suit. -.
Large list of all kinds of business not
advertised. Call or write. -.'-
s Campbell 4 Co.,
782 Boston Block.
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PARTNERS WANTED.
Partner wanted take half interest es-
} tablished furniture and store fixture busi-
ness new and second handy large profits,
cash business; books and business open to
, strictest investigation. $4,000 required.
D 1850 and services wanted in good
. brewery proposition in good town near
, Minneapolis; splendid opening.
D $500 cash and full services, lady or gen
0 tleman, in fine office business; clean. le-
0 gitimate business: stand strictest investi
Q Grocery business; half interest $1,000;
o splendid opening. "
0 Meat market, country, $1,000; genuine
o proposition. 49,
o We make a speciality Of finding capital
. entsrnrisa Cai, o. wTfte in strcfest con- y.
o ddence. 49, ST.. a. ... -.
o r x.. r. Campbell & Co.,
o 1872 Boston Block.
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THREE
HOMESTEAD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Very choice claims. desirably located, with
valuable virgin wood and timber in the rich,
fertile and famous Koochiching Falls district,
that are now worth big shums of money. but
may be had at a very moderate price, indeed.
Write or call and see US soon.
Enger-Nord Realty Co.,
:, 12o Temple Court,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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GROCERIES, MEAT MARKETs, RES.
TAURANTs, ETC.
Grocery stock and building, Groom
} house adjoining, daily sales 500; price
} $1,000; half cash; terms to suit purchaser
81, 100 Restaurant. fine down town loca-
} ton, will stand strictest Investigation;
} be quick.
Bakery and restaurant, down town Ioca-
} ton, long lease, cheap rent; sales S25
per day; price 800; half cash; terms
to suit.
} $500 Confectionery daily sales SIS to
} $25; summer up to 80; cheap rent; four
living rooms in connection.
, Meat Market, good location, sales $50
, per day; tools new. in good condition;
, price $625; stock at invoice.
} Before buying our large list of
} groceries. restaurants, confectioneries and
, meat markets; Lest locations; price and
, terms to suit. =
, Campbell & Co, ~
7s2 Boston Block. ,-*
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leo ACRES, THE BEST AND MOST BEAUT1-
full farm in Hennepin county. only ~ miles
west Of Minneapolis, fronting nice lake. ele-
CANT buildings, fine orchard; a gentleman 8
home, alta bargain =: ....,,.
good buildings. at nice lake, IL miles west
Of city hall; cheap at $4,000
$40 acres fine dairy farm, miles south
of city; cheap.
Also 20-acre, 5, 10 and 15-acre tracts, near
the city and car line, well improved. Call for
H. L. Hanson, 41e Bank Commerce Bldg.
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0 FARM LANDS. o
0 Have fine investment in one-half Sec Q
o ton, close to good town in Manitoba, so q
o an acre. No. l improved half section, q
0 also in Manitoba. Nice house, barn and Q
0 granary; part of it fenced. One hundred Q
o acres to be put in crop this year; @
o land; SIS. Terms easy.
o McDougall,
o The Canadian Land Man,
o S07 Phoenix Building.
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FOREST LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
One business lot, fronting lake. good loca
ton, price $3.50. A beautiful residence, abou
two acres Of land. a fine lawn sloping to lake
beautiful boathouse and dock, the finest loca
tion in Forest Lake, price $4,000 One O.
saloon building. two good dwellings,, stable
icehouse, beer stand and the finest dancing pa
vilion In town; has a beautiful lake from
lawn; this Is bargain for the party tina
wants this kind of a business. Address J. c
Emery. Forest Lake. MINI.
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IF you ARE LOOKING
9E E saa IN he Rea Co.
great Opportunities ''s Soil III uneauaied. 0f No
A and ali Inns Of fos
acre. Easy terms: Three dollars down, bal
sssses eys fssy o Wife honor FOR
Louis A. Howard. SOP Oneida Bldg.
Minneapolis. g..
AssINIBoINE VALLEY WHEAT LANDS.
in the fertile Assinibolne valley Of Eastern
bridge, saltcoats and Yorkton. Open prairie
with groves of poplar. Surface level and
gently rolling New railroad building through
a5 to 40 bushels per acre not unusual. Lands
will double in value In very short time. For
full information write a;,1 The Cooper Walsh Land
COUNTY ws 80 niles from the ae' twin cites,
os ee1 nd 5 You nav: The ss
and dairy section in United States. It is
equally good for general farming. Fare. $3.50
Ing and return in time for your work Monday
morning. Call at our office for map. Open
evenings: A. p: johnson Co., 100 Washington
DON'T BUY oUTovER LAND OR ARID
prairie lana, Wnen you can Duy nigh grade
farming land in the hardwood district Of Min
nesota with the timber standing for IS per
acre and up. We have lands with clearings
meadows and houses ready to move into, locat
ed on lakes and rivers, near railroad, where
hunting and fishing is good: you can pay with
small cash payments or with wood. posts OF
logs cut on the land. Tingdale Bros, 307
Bank of Commerce. Minneapolis, MINI.
A FARM FOR $50 DOWN: so ACRES: $50
down and the balance $40 month; 40 acres
of Minnesota hardwood timber land small
payments; S25 down, balsnce 50 per month:
our contract allows you to cut the timber and
to pay for the land by delivering to us Of pulp
wood cordwood. railroad ties. logs etc
Original growth Of timber and good meadow
For further information write to the Mime
sota Lend & Stock Association D 612. Ger
mania Life Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
MEET ME AT PRESTO,
Lyman County, s. d.
ooo nuarter sections of fine lands In choice
locations along the extension of the c., NJ. &
St. p R. r. I am headquarters for Lyman
Co lands easy terms. large list of re-
linuuishments and homesteads in Stanley Co
Representatives wanted everywhere. Send fol
maps. E. B. -Longwell. San Diego building
Chicago, Ill. Branch office. Presho, Lyman
Co., s. D.
IF YOU WANT a FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTA
or expect to go out to Lyman county anG
look. over the SECTION through which rail
low rates Egelaaaasds Lam Land Agency LINN Imn
st. Paul. Mimi
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FARM AND MINERAL LANDS.
A few bargains in Guyana iron lands, Min
nesota.
Deerwood Land Company,
SO4 Guaranty bldg, Minneapolis 40 Torrey
bldg, Duluth. Deerwood. MINI.
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"suNNY SOUTHERN ALBERTA"

sunny SOUTHERN ALBERTA"
tracts. 10000 acres of fine winter wheat land
In southern Alberta, 20 miles north of the
international boundary line and 70 miles from
surface gently rolling; SOIL clay loan, deep
subsoil; free from brush. Excursions over the
500 every Tuesday. We will run q, chartered
We want good agents: Write for maps and
Guaranty Loan building. Minneapolis
IMPRovED CANADIAN FARM. -
%pr,veS. farm three miles
prairie; Al wheat land; 900 acres broken; 700
acres now leased on one-third crop; free in
Nana eaa eo fenced for cat
cement stable, 60x6o; granary and other out.
buildings; thickly settled district; mostly
bushels per acre; price for short time only
$16 per acre; terms, half cash, balance three
years at per cent. Wire for particulars.
Geo. knoblauch Farm Land Co.. Carver. MINI.
IF SOLD WITHIN THE NEXT TEN DAYS, 100
acres within two miles of station, one-half
mile to school and in splendid neighborhood;
20 acres under pillow, all in one level field:
splendid spring with running water in pas
ture: new 5-room house which sets in one
OF the prettiest evergreen groves In the state
viii also Throw n Il tsTea and st
Of horses wagon, harness, cows: also some
farm machinery. This Is an ideal home;
$4,000 takes it; $1,000 cash. balance on good
terms. S. A. Carlisle. Wyoming. MINI.
FOR sALE-VIEWFlELD FARM SO ACkEs;
eight miles from Moose Jaw City, in famed
Marlborough district; less than two miles from
shipping station on C. P. r: r. branch road
M WI 30 aerss 7aasbe hay
slough; three large water ponds; frstclass
new two story frame residence; stone founda-
ton and cellar, worth $500, enclosed in
plot Of three acres. with several thousand trees
500. go or 800 acres Terms one third cash,
balance in FIVE or ten years. William Watson,
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.
SUNNY SOUTHERN ALBERTA. WE HAVE
100000 acres In the very best part of the
province, in farms to suit. Government re-
ports show the yield Of wheat last year in
this district-Calgary-a over 80 bush
tricts in the province. Mild climate. beau
tiful prairie, rich black soil, free from stones.
Price $40 to $1b per acre. cheapest in Alberta
In view of the great yield; easy terms. Buy
there and get rich. Frequent excursions.
Full particulars furnished by c.. M. McElroy,
| ond av S. Minneapolis, Minnesota.
FOR sALE-IMPRoVED FARM OF sls ACRES
| IS acres plowed and 30 acres clover and tim
| othy meadow, balance pasture easily broken
borders two nice lakes, soil rich clay
loan, land level, all wire fencing. Dwelling
barns, chicken house. granary, machine shed
| all frame newly painted, in best of condition
value of buildings, $4,5oo.oo, 10 miles from
| Bra1nerd, population 10000; three miles from
railway station; price $27.OO per acre.
| We also have bargains in smaller farms
| Write for particulars.
Smith onstine.
Bratnerd, MINI.
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FOR sALE-D1NTAL OFFICE. CHEAP. CITY.
1853. Journal.
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Campbell & Co,
7S2 Boston Block.

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FOR sAIE-THE FINEST HOTEL PROPERTY
four 80 Of NssSs
now doing prosperous business; 100 feet from
the ns depot sbs %
streets Of the city; this is a splendid specu-
lative chance, as the town is growing rapidly
healthy Climate and lie majestic seener1
the Sierra Nevada mountains; the beautiful
and romantic Truckee river. outlet Of world:
the town; has excellent water system and the
cheapest electric lighting in America; the seat
OF the state university, which helps the social
at WHICH H e eSs n s!s Do 70
sold and still preserve the hotel Reason for
selling. a desire to retire from business. Ad-
dress Mrs. J. Donashy, Hotel Nevada, Reno
SHIP YOUR VEAL AND POULTRY
TO George Besser, 81 Central Market Mime
dpos . No veal or poultry On the market to
tiers, 12c; old ROSTERS, &c: hides, &C. to
large to per aesee eess only psy
case; will make prompt returns; reference.
First National Bank, Minneapolis, TOOK for my
market in this paper weekly.
50 ACRES. MOBILES COUNTY, MINI, FOR
hardware implements or livery stock
Hotel, livery and dray line for cheap farm
Half section Kingsbury county. 8. D.. for
income property.
Describe what you offer in first letter. civ
Ing legal description and price, or letter viii
not be answered =
N. Q. Page Beaver Creek, MIMI
FOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS MODERN STEAM
laundry, nearly new. fully equipped with mod
ern machinery; good trade established and can
be easily increased large territory to draw
from; located in county seat; three railroads
and great pleasure resort; purchaser must
be able to pay $4,000 down: time to suit on
balance ut s per cent interest; this is great
bargain II taken soon. Address 1850, Journal
wANrED-To COOPERATE WITH GOOD
real estate men for the sale Of
improved ia farms and .u unimgroysd lands.
cipally in Walsh county, 10000 acres Of the
E finest land under the sun, along the 500
line, Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railways; good commission guaranteed. Ad-
dress 1854, Journal.
MANUFACTURERS WITH AN ALMOST IN.
exhaustible supply Of birch, popple, balsam.
tamarack. spruce, cedar, pine, maple, bass,
ash and elm, in the immediate vicinity,
F1o6dwood, st. Louis county, Minnesota, Of
fers extraordinary advantages as q manu-
featuring location. Get full information
from 1860, Journal.
FOR sALE-D1NTAL OFFICE. CHEAP. CITY.
1853. Journal.
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WE HAVE CLEAR LAND AND MONEY TO
exchange for merchandise, st. Eaul and Min
neapGlis property. What have you to offer
along these lines7 Canadian and Dakota lands
our speciality. DodtH Company. 0z Phoenix
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O FARM FOR SALE.
o Situated in Washington county, Mimi,
o adjoining the city Of Saltwater, the
0 west; about 200 acres, 80 acres are under
o cultivation, 40 acres In meadow and bal
o in pasture. For dairy purposes can
o not be surpassed; 800 per month cleared
O in pasturing city stock; must be sold to
o close estate
o W. II. Wilson, Trustee,
o 1O1 Kasota Block.
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foR sALE-sH ACRES, UNDER CULTIvA.
{ ton. some small fruit good sevenroom house,
9 full basement, cistern. two wells, windmill
good barn. chickenhouse and large shed; terms
reasonable; fine for chicken ranch or market
gardening. Charles D. Graves. 5sth ct and
Pleasant av.
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OPPORTUNITY FOR PHYSICIAN
With $500 or more to invest, In static machine
and other articles. viii introduce. Wide
awake South Dakota county seat. Must act
at once. Address 1151, Journal.
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I CAN SELL YOUR FARM SEND DEsCRIP-
ton. Shepard Bank Of Commerce building.
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MANUFACTURERS WITT
exhaustible supply Of b
tamarack, spruce, cedar
ash and elm, in the
F1oodwood, st. Louis ct
fers extraordinary adva
featuring location. &c
from 1869, Journal.
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FOR Saloon ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUsI.
ness, nice small stock of general merchan-
disc and fixtures. with or without building
stock Will invoice about So, 500; can't consider
trade in the deal. Call or address F. Baldufi
Rlfss Okla
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FOR sALE-1MPRoVED RED RIVER VALLEY
farm, 800 acres to be sold, all seeded. at $34
per acre, IL miles southwest Of Fargo Cass
county, N. D. Inquire w. G.. Dance 1925
LIST av s.
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1T is NOT TRUE.

The Republican state committee has
put out n pamphlet which says. among
other things. that "a vote for Republi-
can state and legislative candidates Is
direct vote for debt reduction and
tax reduction" This statement is
ridiculous. II is also not true. The
state debt was reduced as a result OF
Democratic legislation which the Re
publican party denounced as "odious ="
unjust" cruel and so forth. This
legislation. which the Republicans did
not dare revise" as they threatened,
made the reduction Of the debt com.
pulsory AS for tax reduction. there
has been none. There is no more of
the state debt to be paid until 1910.
but the sinking fund tax OF three cents
was not suspended It was just trans
ferred to the general fund for current
expenses. thereby increasing the tax
for such expenses by that much, which
means about a half million dollars
year.
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And. Krempp, Sr, CRITICALLY III

Andrew krempp, Sr +. is crit
cally i'll at the home of his
daughter Mrs. JOS f. Friedman,
and his recovery is extremely
doubtful, He has been troubled
with asthma for some time and
in connection ton account of his
20 years. his heart is giving
him trouble. He was removed
last week from his home west of
town to the home of his daugh-
ter, in order to be near medical
aid. He has been gradually
growing worse from day to day
for the past week and on We'd
nesday night lost consciousness.
At the time of ohr going to press
he is reported to have been slow
~ sinking and not expected to
live many hours. His sons Con-
rad and Alph, of New York and
Chas. of Denver arrived yesier-
day to be at his bedside.
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WANTED: -Hickorv timhor
MARRIED.

The marriage of Robt Melchior
and Miss Lizzie Rise took place
in St Joseph's church Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock, Rev. Fran
els officiating. The attendants
were brother Of the groom and
Edward Schuler.
The bride wore a gown Of
white material and the groom
wore conventional black.
The groom is the Oldest son Of
Mr. and Mrs John 7. Nelchior
and is well known to a host
of Jasper friends as a very so
ciable and enterprising young
man. He has been in Cincin-
matt for the past two years.
The bride has made her home
with VIM Schiller and family
for several years and has always
been held in high esteem by her
many friends.
After the marriage had taken
place the wedding party drove to
the home of the bride where a
reception and banquet was Civ
en-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melchior left
yesterday for their future home
in Cincinnati, where the groom
has lucrative position.
Con ordinations
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HaIIOwe en- Social.

The members Of the Twentieth
Century Literary Club. their
husbands and friends were enter
tanned at w. S Hunters home
Wednesday evening. There were
about thirty present and most of
them came IN costumes repre-
senting various charact ers. A
one act play produced by Mrs.
G. w. Haberly. Miss Maggie
Castrup and Master Grover Cas-
trup was an interesting feature.
A guessing contest was had as To
the character representation and
Mrs. VIM. A. Wilson won the
prize "a miniature pumking filled
with candy for guessing cor
rectly the most number of char
acters. Mr.. John L. Brett was
awarded a prize "a small Jack
'o-lantern) for the best represen-
tation Mus c was furnished by
Mrs. Wellman. Mrs. Haberly.
Miss Della Castrup and Miss
Bessie Hunter. Coffee, pumkin
pie and cider were served as re-
freshments and corn husks
stuffed with pop corn were the
favors,