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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21
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winter-thou thyself hast formed them.
Psalms lXXiv. II.
The psalmist and all the godly men
and prophets of the biblical age at
tanned their greatness and distinction,
not through scientific researches, nor
through art and philosophy, like the
ancient wise men of Rome and Greece,
but through their childlike confidence
and faith in the Almighty.
From such a faith they not only
drew their inspiration, but also their
moral strength and solace In gloomy
hours of trouble and afiiction. In all
the occurrences Of life-in the sum-
mer, when the sun of happiness smiled
on them, and in the winter, when life
seemed to them dark and dreary-they
beheld the finger of God. Hence the
one could not render them vain and
overbearing and the other could not
dlshearten and render them despond-
ent and downcast.
For everything that emanates from
Him has been calculated for mans
welfare"
These holy men Of old firmly be-
lleved that all natural phenomena,
summer and winter, have their origin
from and their existence in Him.
Hence they never shirked their duties
neither amidst the torrid heat of sum-
mer, nor amidst the freezing cold Of
/
whose vocation in his younger days
was that of shepherd, tells how con-
scientiously he kept Laban's sheep,
saying "in the day the heat consumed
me and the frost by night and my
sleep departed from my eyes,
A firm and childlike confidence and
faith in the fact that all the works Of
nature have been formed and ordained
so wisely and so beautifully by the AL
mighty is Of incalculable good. 1t Is
elevating, edifying, encouraging and
idealizing. True religion and such a
faith are inseparably united. One
without the other is worthless and in
effective.
Had not the psalmist been imbued
with such a faith he could never have
enriched the world with his sacred
psalms and sweet hymns. Had not the
divine men and prophets of old been
animated with such faith they would
have been unable to pour forth the sub
lime emotions and holy effusions which
have been transmitted to mankind
through the medium of His holy scrip
lures.
How much improved would mankind
be collectively and individually If they
adopted and fostered the psalmist's
faith. ut Is Thou who has set up all
the boundaries Of the earth, summer
and winter-Thou Thyself hast formed
them"
Since the all-wise Creator has called
into existence the universe and all
things therein, and since He in His
endless grace sustains and upholds all
His handiwork, 1t would be unreason
able to assert that man, the best work
manship of the Creator, Is left uncareG
for and exposed to the pranks Of blind
chance. We should, therefore, implant
in our hearts the faith Of the psalm
list. We should never forget that We
stand under Gods providence, which
guides our steps and directs our path
Then we shall surely be cautious mo-
to incur His righteous displeasure, bu
strive to please Him and sanctify Hi!
holy name by our noble department ant
exemplary actions.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21

Sunday School Teacher-Can any of
you children tell me what was King
Davids nationality
Willie-Hebrew.
S. S. T.-That's right. Now, can any
one tell me his wife's nationality?
Annie (after pause)-I know, teach
er.
S. S. T.-Well, Annie, you may tell
US.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blade.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21
Df6erentiattpx.

"William," said the boss, "sort those
eggs into two piles. They are to be sold
at different prices"
"Yes, sir" said the boy. 'The fresh
and the near fresh?
mo, you lunkhead; the big and the
little."-Chicago Tribune.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21

Mems Shoes, 70 to $1.5o. Boys Shoes, So
to 1875. Womens Shoes, $4.OO to $1.6O.
Misses & Children's hoes. So % to $1.OO.
Try w. L. Douglas Women's, Misses and
Children's shoes; for style, fit and wear
they excel other makes.
II could take you into my large
factories at BrocktOn, Mass. ,and show
you now carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you can obtain w. l..
Douglas shoes. His name and price Is stamped
on the bottom, which protects you against high
fute. Ask your dealer for W. L. Douglas shoes
and insist upon having them.
Fast Color Eyeiets used they tUH not wear brassy.
Write for Illustrated Catalog OF Fall Styles.
w. L. DOUGLAS, Dept. IS. Brockton, Mass.
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In the Nick of Time.

Coleridge was enumerating the stencil.
es of Cologne.
He had counted up to seventy-one, and
stopped in despair.
THAT seems to be all !" he muttered
"And I've just got to have another one !"
At this moment an automobile whizzed
by.
"Ah" he exclaimed. There 1t is"
Shifting the strange odor with satisfac
tion in spite of its disagreeable quality
he proceeded to write his immortal poem.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21
Classifying Him.

Mrs. Browne saw some rhymes In
the paper to-day by Penyer Liner.
Mrs. Malaprop-Yes, he's friend Of
mine.
Mrs. Browne-So you told me. By
the way, "Penyer Liner" Is pseu-
donym, of course.
Mrs. Malaprop-Not much he amt
He's good Baptist.-Philadelphla
Press.
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soLAcE FOR ALL ILLS.

BY Rev. Dr.. FaIk Vfdaver
1t is thou who hast set up all the
Boundaries Of the earth, summer and
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21

$50 the burglar that paid your home
a visit the other night wasn't gentle
man burglar'?' said Mrs. A.
IL should say not" pouted Mrs. q.
'He took all of your moneyT
Yves"
"And all Of your jewels?"
"Y-yes. B-but l could have stood all
Of that, but for one thing"
"And what was that, dear"
"He-he said the baby was home
ly."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21

Heroism Is generally foolish act
with a successful termination.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21

The other day in Paris dog was seen
in motor car with a well-fitted pair Of
blue spectacles to protect his eyes.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

Means the ability TO do good day
work without undue fatigue ana 10
And life worth living. You cannot
have indigestion or constipation with
on, i,s up.e,,ing the liver and pol
In,inV the blood. Such q condition
NAV be bes. and quickest relieved oy
Herbine, the best liver regulator 'hn'
,ss ~o,Id has ever known. Mrs d.
~ smith writes. April 3, '02: i use
" M:,h;n. and tind it the beet medicine
ne'".n .nn.,ioa,ion and regulating she
liver ever used." " een"' ~
". VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

beautiful" burst forth from ev.rvons
" vac vrri,able fairy land. The
arches were filed in With smilax and
hundreds OF pink hearts. while pink
nearts were trailing over the whit.
curtains. salad vac served here f,om
highly polished table. covered with
real lace centerpisce from the chan.
aeIier pink ribbons intevtwin-d with
'milax aud pink hearts reached to the
Tour corners OF the table. Pink ro,e,
we're used 10 decorations and the light
of other days shone from the candp.
iabra, with pink shades to soften the
light. Mesdsmes Merchan, and Gar.
rett presided in this room. assisted by
Mesdames L. c. Lynch aud J. +. Nc.
Kinstry, Jr.
In the east room. leading from the
back parlor. the came color scheme be.
ing carried out, Mesdames Floyd and
MeBeath, assisted By Misses Ellen
Wells and Omera MeCook. served de-
licious coffee. cocoa and cake. The
chandelier vas draped in Spanish moss
and pink hesrss, from whence ribbons,
hearts and smilax intertwined, came
90 the corners OF the table. The pol
ished table was resplendant with lace
centespiece and vsse Of pink sxalias.
The happy event was 90 exquisitely
eond ucsed that oil took their depar.
ture feeling most happy that they had
been participants. wish praises for the
hostess and admirasion for her hon.
ored guest.
Mics Ida Burkhim held sway In the
music room during the entire after
noon. from whence beautiful selections
Hosted out into all the apartments.
In the evening the young people
were entertained isom 8 to 10, and Il
WAS . brilliant gathering Of o happy
company, Mr.. and Ms John Chez.
nut receiving in che reception tsll,
Misses Ruth ScaFratt and Myra Me.
Millaa presiding at the punch bowl ;
Senator aud Mrs. McCreaTy and Miss
Garner were assisted in receiving Ia
the psvlor by Mrs. ?. d. Warner snd
Miss Scarrstt; the salad table vas pre-.
aided over by Mesdames Rschel Halle
and Dodd Graham. assisted BY Misses
Mary DaCosss and Jessis Evans; In
the coffee room Misses Carlisle sDd
Cert rude Robertson we're assisted By
Misses Robertson and Nell DaCossa.
Miss Julia wainwright presided o.
the piano during the entire evening
and sdded charm TO the occasion.
The house 10 specially adapted to
such social funetiOns. and the young
people seemed snehanted with the
scene, and babe che hosts and Roess
OF honor good.night With coneratola:.
tions upon the evenings delightful
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
Mr.. CUTLER HAS
ASSUMED CHARGE
New General Superintendent of
tie C4.arsville and Gulf.
CAPTAIN BARKER rRANsEs RReo

Ne vii! in Future Act as Traffic Man.
sger Stree the Trsrspor,a,,on and
Trsffic Departments ttave Been Sep.
arated-AGert Hill Out.
J. b. Cutler, formerly division train
master Of The Atlantic Coast Line with
h~acqusrters IN this city. but who for
the past year or too has BEEN engaged
W the lee manufacturing business at
Crystal River aid punn-llon. arrived
IN the city W-cn".day morning for the
purpose OF accepting position a. gem
ersl superintendent OF the Gainesville
anc Gulf Railway. TO which position
ne vac recently appointed. Mr.. Cut
I-r is an efficient railroad man and
will no douh; retain his reputation ss
such IN the hew position.
As was announced on Tuesday, n
coEsids srable change has been effected
IN th- man sg-ment Of the G.inesvilie
and Gulf Railroad. which 10 favored
With q great deal Of Significance. The
transportation and traffic c-part .nent..
which have always been operated TO
gether under direction OF Captain l..
L Barker. have been separated, and
Captain Barker has been made traffic
manager Of she road. II is rumored
that the new organization has secured
. million dollars capital and will as
once brgin the construction Of the
road from Fairfield south to Tampa.
This will lessen the distance 70 Tampa
By nearly seventy Ave milss. and will
give Gainesville . through srain to that
point without change.
Mr.. Cutler assumed the duties OF
general superintendent Thursday.
]. Fletcher Hill, for three years
agent OF the Gainesville and Gulf. will
retire, having rendered he resigna.
sion. Ms. Hiil's successor has mot yet
been named.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
IN Mavor's Court.

Perry Thomas. colored. was arrAisn'
I'd in the municipal court Friday morn
inc upon q charge Of larceny OF . roll
Of wire from the store OF the Baird
Hardware Company. The cour: sen:
tencsd him TO pay o fine OF % ana
aOata
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
mrs. M'CREARY'S
ELEGANT RECEPTION
Given in Honor Of Miss Allie
Garner o: Ozark. Alabama.
TWO MOST HAPPY GATHERINGS
The Beautiful Residence the Scene Of
An Admirable Social Evert-Aher.
noon and Evening-Profusion Of
Decor atoms.
1COntr.outeib

One OF the mOst delightful socieiy
events it has been our pleasure to re.
sord was the reception at the b-auti.
sul home Of senator and Mrs. II. n.
MsCreary. "Wednesday afternoon and
svsning. Sc. Valentines bay. given in
honor Of their friend. Misc Garner, OF
Ozark. Ala. who 10 . most welcome
suess at the McCreary home.
The spacious residence was a bower
-ei beauty throughout its roomy in,eri.
or and the brilliantly .liShted rooms
nave forth such sweet fragrance frcn,
sAs noral decorations that the scene
vas indeed quite enhancing IL se.m-
Cd q veri,sble conservatory and charm.
q ths assembled guests with the
bssusy Of the surroundings.
From 1 10 8 p. IN. the ladies were en-.
ssssained in . royal manner. The har-
meay OF every arraDgeme put the
saesss as their ease and lent a charm
% che occasion that will long remain
On che minds Of those presen. . most
aslighsful memory.
The guests were met at the front
dser By Master Elmer MeCreary. Who
sseeised the cards.
in she reception hall, which was
'sss.sfully decorated With begonias.
soses and bamboo vines. from which
rod hearts we're strung, Mrs. F. D.
Werner received.
Then che guests were escorted 90 Me
beaeh room. where Mesdames John
Chesnut and Victor McKinssvy. atiired
In white dresses with red hearts 90
ssimmipgs. srscefully served oil to
sAs refreshing contents OF the huge
bsvl, which showed the skill OF the
eeapoiss~ur in its preparations. The
rsnch bowl rested on . large heart
formed Of red roses, festoODs OF hearts
falling from the ceiling TO the table.
TIE room was artistically decorated.
rshe psofusion Of red roses. saliva and
red candles blending with the green
leases of the bamboo and ferns, red
hsaFss being festOoned about the win.
d0ws, aud wherever they would show
% advantage.
Next the guests were conducted 90
the parios. where Mrs. McCreary and
her honored s uest. Miss Garner. moot
ssseiously welcomed them. The ease
and grace OF Miss Garner won she
heart Of evrryons-the bouquet OF
piak roses she carried we're not more
charming than hesself. In this room
the guests beheld another seene OF
beauty, 40 on the mantle. reclining in
o bed OF spanish NOSE, nestled q pro.
sssion Of bright pink jsponicas, which.
added to the green vines and pink
hearts draped about the room in pro-
fusion, won the admiration OF all.
Mis-. McCreary Was very handsome.
" gownei in crepe De chine, trimmed
ia lace, while Mise Garner wore q
dainty little dress made OF nes. over
waite silk, and carried an elegant
bouquet Of Duchss. FOses in her LEFT
Aasd
Az Mrs.. Watson Porter graeiously
showed the ladies Co che back par.or,
sxsiamations of praise and. "Oh! how
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
Cha mbesiain's Cough Remedy tn
Mothers Favoeite.

The soothing and healing properties
OF ,his remedy. i,s pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made it q favori,e with people every
where. Il is especially priced BY moth
er. Of small children. for eolds. Group
and whcoping cough, % it always a.
florida quick relief and % 10 contains no
on;um or other harmful drug. it may
b. given 90 confidently TO . baby as an
admit For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19
CASTORlA
For Infants ana Childrsn.
IAs Kind Yss Hsvs Alwsys Bsught
.':.:'.,: s;:s: u: :' ZHAzEc
AUCTION SALE OF LOIS.

al Public Auction February ~.
Joseph II. Phillips, the real estate
auctioneer, will ofrr on Friday, Feb.
ruary q, ~ noted BY his advertise.
ment In ,his issue. choice building lots
In the Beville Homestead Tract, on
West Main and Pleasant streets.
south. on easy terms. The lots are
among the moss desirable In the eity.
situated on high, dry land, and will
make Hne sites for residesces, and
those contemplating purchasing q
building lot should attend this sale.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-19

When goa want physie that 10 mild
and gentle. easy 20 take and certain TO
net. always use Chamberlain Stom-
seh and Liver Tablets. For sale BY
ell Druggists.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Improved

q g ~ 80 Sis9 O. 90 e. % 80; %
s2o5, Andras aBim aiiain,r .ss sa1 /, !,
AoiF$S, COV-.llupont avs. near 31st. ST, new
anish S0 ana a aoa hi LIT x sass
8 sash eompls5e; largo lot good stable.
good VIII III net aSS Better f thaa
Q 10 per cent, .5 St. 4 7..,...i
Q S. Lake ST, corner Clinton az; dou-s
ohW BILE house, cottage ana barn. reht-
o ar ing for $52g per month";; property In
o. good repair and newly painted; 4
o.; steady income producer. Make us an
o oner on this property and the one
Q s7,5oo-1ees Park; 2av. 10 rooms, finished |,
In choice selected hardwoodss large
o attic, with finished room; good COM. y,
o bination heating plant; three fine
o CRATES; perfect plumbing; laundry fix
g tures;. 81 900 barn; a bargain at less
o than half actual value.
)" So S0O--632 Jefferson st NE, 10 rooms,
o double house, east front, modern ex-
o Cept heat; screens and storm sash; =
% = Earn rented for $50 per month s1s
o $l,3G0---12oS 18th ay N, south front: six
rooms. maple floors; dandy little =
resme en- eas now rentsd for per-
month. ~ %ts} - = ~ ~ Nh = '. *.
o. If. yoq want to pick up some bargains
time to buy. 81 5---" &Zt@1st@,7r. -
o o 20 o o. o o o; o.. 600 90 I
= DAILY BARGAIN. ----77'-17E e
Z 1885, $50 buys an Investment Nos. HOO ant
1902 7th st S; is good double house. arranged
=. in four fats anderenting for $50 per month
Has full basement, open plumbing, gas Ak
lures, six rooms each fiat; corner lot, 50X1lO
q d. G. Bell Investment Co., : -
a..,- =. , Security Bank Building. -
HOUSE AND, LOTS. WITH 3, WINDMILL
water tank and out buildings. at RObbinsdale
~, easy terms. American Suburbs Co.. ss2-44-4'
Security Bank building. 5,s.a - ia;
SS,500-EIGHT ROOMS, MODERN, CoMBINA
Va ton heat, hardwood floors, large barn, new
y. paper. and paint, ETC.; part cash 72S 2 ,2Atf
BEAUTIFUL HOME, 10 ROOMS, ALL MODERN
- Park aY, inside S2Sth ct; Bargain account O.
sickness. Hall. 1876 Lumber Exchange. =
FOR sALE-le-aouM RESIDENCE, oRLIN Av
Prospect Park; price $4,000. a>1Oo7 New Yorl
FURNACES REPAIRED, SHEET METAL WORN
e. 3. Berg 10 Main Sc. N. W. e. 5o6-J2
STORM SASH, Carpenter Work., best worknen
= w. H. Fisher & Co... rear SIT Mic. T. C. '9s2
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- 90 -. e. Or
..Unirnproved.

d - BUY THIS LOT OR IT, WILL BE. '@5
r. Gone before you think; 4Ox132, on Grand av s.
east front, city water, stone walk in and
paid for; house adjoining just sold for 500 COO;
new houses both sides; inside 4Uth st III the
18th ward; mortgage of $3.50 for two years;
balance cash. o.. a. r. r., ~, = .
: G.. & c., 315 Bank of Commerce Bldg. 49,.
,s-. DAILY BARGAIN. = =,
1915 buys line lot. q 4Ux13O, three feet
above grade and level; city water and gas
20 NV S. betweea 37th and 3sth SITS; close tc
school and church, and between two good
seven minute car lines. 80.
D. G. Bell Investment Co.,
= Security Bank Building. ~ 80 -
60 ACRES ON LAKE ST TROLLEY, ONE
mile west Of city; fertile, slightly, cheap, In
tracts to suit with building restrictions. Phone
7. G. 7419-3., Herbert Carleton, St. Louis
$3.50 TAKES FINE LOT ON GARFIELD, BE.
tween Seth and 37th SITS; west 'front.'; lays
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Farm Lands: =

$40, ooo-E1GHr SECTIONS TIMBER :! LAND
with 125OOO,0oo feet. 1.-'T2H TX
:, $50 00o-Eleven sections with 200, 600, 900
This timber is the best Of white pine, cedar
: : hemlock, fir and spruce. conveniently 10
gated for both water and rail, near Arrow
i Lake, B. G. &l"K. >R;. = ~.
In the Arrow lake and SLOGAN river districts
-, The highest quality Of fruit is grown on
:" these lands without irrigation, but plenty
= into~10a and 2O-acre tracts this land is
~ selling readily for $50 to 500 an ACRE ,e
- Your ck a to, make big money ,..,:5s.: y
y, :. Spokane, Wash. -1's,@%,,' - :
BUY LAND NEAR oGLIv1E, KANABEc3 CoUN,
= ty, Mimi; richest soil in the state; fine by.
Ing land; big crops OF everything raised;
a sets; W. values 1ncreasng& rapidly. Buy now.
: l.: A. Howard. SOP Oneida Building, Mime
SNAPS IN COLORADO LANDs-wE HAVE
- 100000 ecres of fine farming land for sale;
Is sections in township II. range 52,; In. Lin:
coin county, Colorado, at the very low price
sells ut 81 ito $40. For further, informatio
e, write the Lieber Land Co., Hugo, Colorado.
IN PARCELS TO sUIT-FRoM 20 ACRES UP,
sgd are ssn Bay 9a Wis., fruit
Advertising space Is too expensive to tell all
: the good things about this land in the news.
papers. Patterson, 1856 Selby av, st. Paul
SksoUu-lou AChES, FAuLhION, ~ u. y:
81 an acre, 4S0 acres Hyde county s. D.
-. $4,000, 161 acres, Beadle county; S. D..
~, 400, 1GO acres, Clark county, s.. d.
Write for our list. Hobart. Phoenix bldg. j:
LAND FOR, sALE-oUARTER SECTION TWO
miles from town; 90 acres under cultivation.
balance raw prairte;L $50 per acre cash.. lands
=" Of all descriptions at low prices and easy
terms. E. H. Tompkins, Markinch, sask.
OREGON CLAIM Co.-GovERNMENT HOME.
steads. Stone and timber claims in Oregon,
guaranteed to cut 6OoO,0 600 feet saw lumber;
particulars. GIG Manhattan bldg, st. Paul
LOWEST PRICED LANDS IN STATE, So 10
So per acre, in St.. Louis and Lake counties.
Write for list and information. Guaranty
Farm. Laud Co! Duluth. Minn..
FOR sALE-leo ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND,
eight miles north of Mountain Lake, cheap.
This is bargain. Must be sold. First State
bank, Mountain Lake, MINI.
TWO FINE TEN.ACRE TRACTS, R1cHFIELD
IN miles from city hall; fine for garden OF
chickens;, $3.50 each. Be quick. Yale Land
Co., 2O6 4th staS. ~ - 49, ":..t:.
FARM LANDS AND: MORTGAGES, Dakota
and Canada Land Co.. 311-815 Secty BIZ. Bldg
I CAN SELL YOUR FARM. SEND DEsCRIP.
ton Shepard. Bank of Commerce building.
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MONUMENTS

NORTHWESTERN MANTEL Co.,, MoNU.
signs on request. Office 419 9th st s; granite
and marble works. s517 Hen av. Both phones.
JUST RECEIvED-TWo CARLOADS OF FINE
monuments and markers to be sold by Jan. 1.
FAnoks Granite s. Marble Works, 423 Wash
ington av N.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING co.. 7os
formerv president s and man s Iobnaan
Landis Co. n w. Main 1888; Twin City 9S49;
residence zoos I'd av s. Phone Main 143-J.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple. 9th and Hen. Both phones.
tors. embamers. 1880 Franklin. Both phones.
Lands UNDERTAKING CO., Successors to
johnson & Lands. Sc 7th st s. Both phones.
JOHN m. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and. embaimer. 81 18th st S. Both phones.
E. M. DAUPHINE CO., Funeral Directors, 61s
9Th Az s. T. C. 2970: N. w. Main 1924.
ENGER BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND EN-.
balmers. ,412 Cedar av s. Both phones
J. WARREN ROBERTS FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
TO HeDnepin av. Both phones 1882
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

WE ARE HAVING A CLEARANCE SALE OF
cameras that we have used as samples: two
Hawkeyes. regular price $3.50 cutzprice 80 );
$3.50; many other splendid bargains E Call. or
write for. analogue. The New England Furni.
ture & Carpet Co., corner 1st avs and 9Th St.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
" Offered

ROOM AND BOARD OFFERED IN MODERN
spring water, good table. I'LL Hawthorn av.
DESIRABLE SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
at Hotel Southern. 4th av s and 9Th change
.of management; heme cookery; moderate rates.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
ern; walking distance. g. 18th st s.
SUITES, SINGLE ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
board; elevator service. San Angelo, 1921 Mic.
HOTEL VAN EYCE, CENTRALLY LOCATED.
outside rooms; good board. 1924 Nicollet av.
SEE WHAT WE HAVE VACANT HOTEL
Waverly.