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FORJRENT^
Unfurnished Houses.
DUPLEX HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR APART
ment, heated, 2432 Nicollet av, strictly up-to
date, will be reudy Jan. 15. The Wisconsin
Syndicate. 500 Temple Court. Tel. T. O.
9032, 1106 N. \V.
LAUDERDALE CO. & SLOANE, 866 TEMPLE
CourtFive-room cottage, 8112 4th st N,
storm doors and wludows, storeroom and wood
shed, fity water aud will be connected witli
gas, $11
MODERN TEN-ROOM HOUSE, 627 13th AV BE
new uine-rcoin house, 2WS Jumes av N nine
room house with barn. 3311 l'ark av. reduced
rent until May 1. Bowler. 30 Loan & Trust.
|27.b0E10HT-ROCM MODJtRN HOUSE, GOOD
condition vrice reduced to above figure walk
ing distunce. lt7 llenuepiu. C. W Cook,
Wank of Commerce bulldlnr.
TO LETMODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, NO.
3250 Pleasant av in perfect repair dainty and
homelike a snn at $23. Apply tq( the Boyd
Transfer Co., 40 3d si S
|3479 SPRUCE PLACE, EIGHT-ROOM MOD
eru house, three rooms rented for $23 to
parties who will stay if desired. C. H. Smith,
004 Phoenix building
8632 STEVENS AV, NEARLY NEW 6-ROOM
house, thoroughly modern, hardwood finish,
__laundry, etc.. "~$20.__lnquire 2530 Stevens.
BOUTHx-ASTI'OKREN'X, 4*30, bOd-bla 8th AV,
0 and 7-room modem detached houses hot
water heat. Address 527 5th st SE.
CHADBOURN & BBADEN, 17 4th ST S. HAVE
fiats and houses. $10 to $45.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, 1116 3d
house, 3107 3d avtf,$12.
NINE-R6bM_H0USE^
$1C
AV S, $15
4332 LYNDALE AV S,
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, 318 9th ST S. $15.
Furnished Houses.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY A COMPLETELY
I'nnilsiied home will be rente*1,
by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1906. The
lii... is ioc. i oil iu njje o. tut- most ueslrauie
residence sections of the city and within easy
wi.lkiiiK distance of the business portion re
t-pousljle parties only need apply. 3613. Jour-
Unfurnished Flats.
BARGAINS IN RENTS TO APRIL 1.
$15.00!K Western av, 5 rooms, first floor,
hardwood lioors. open plumbing.
$12.5031 u9 Columbus av, 0 rooms, modern,
furnace, barn.
Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicollet Av.
ELEGANT 7-ROOM APARTMENT, 3D FLOOR,
r1 E. 17th st, Wisconsin building, overlook
ing Steele square everything first-class rent
reasonable ready any time decorate to suit.
Apply of janitor.
AN ELEGANT UP-TO-DATE OUTSIDE STEAM
hesited 7-room flat, in Normandie. corner Nic
ollet aud 14th st nothing nicer In the city
short walking distance. C. C. Taylor, agent,
412 I'hoenii bldg.
SHAT"ELEGANT 6-R00M HOUSE FLAT, 2020
Portland av every modern convenience hot
water heat garden', lawn and drinking wa
ter. H. W. Hice, either phone 618.
FOR RLNTJAN. 1, ONE OF NICEST SEC
uid floor five-room flats in city might arrange
to partly furnish if desired. Apply to janitor,
coiner 20th and Hennepin a v.
V7ILL SUBLET BEAUTIFUL NEW MODERN
fiat ?heap unfurnished five rooms and bath
hardwood floors and finish. Inquire flat 2,
corner :!4th and Columbus av.
THE WELLINGTON, 1316 YALE PLACEONE
choice steam-heated three-room flat, walking
distance, reasonable rent. Thorpe Bros., 200
Andrus building.
Is26 3dAV S. F0UR^00MS7
BATHT
GAS I
all modern 0' room flats in laic, 1328
Vine place walking distance. Hermann, 410
Phoenix.
NICE FIVE-ROOM, 2d FLOOR FLAT, IN DE
tached house, hardwood floor, gas fixtures,
toilet adults only. 2640 2d av S.
AT 1385 1st AV S, MODERN 8-ROOM FLAT,
steam heat, hot waier. gus range. W. 1'.
Mealey. 418 Bank of Commerce.
TO LETA SIX-ROOM STEAM-HEATED FLAT,
on first floor, easy walking distance No. 205
Grant st See janitor.
FOR RENT4-ROOM FLAT DOWNSTAIRS,
wet sink, gas and bath, $1-1 per month. 2823
15th av S.
A VERY DESIRABLE FLAT FOR RENT IN
the Kenwood, 107S Hennepin. Apply to the
anitor. ___________
FINEST 4 AND 6-R00M STEAM-HEATED
fiats in city. Inquire 1 E 17th, cor. Nicollet.
Furnished Rooms.
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FOUR ROOMS, FURNISHED COMPLETE
for tousekesping close In good loca
tion house recently remodeled hard
wood floors, gas and private bath rent
only $25 per month if taken at once.
Don't phone but call at our offices.
W. J. Wostfall Co..
'121 and 423 Kasota Bldg.
TO LETWARM SUNNY FRONT CONNtCT
ing rooms, thoroughly modern, brown stone
residence furnished or unfurnished walking
distance first-class neighborhood very desir
able home first-class parties will furnish en
tirely new best furniture if desired. Call T. O.
:1S5
IHREE ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOR, ALL
modern furnished ready for housekeeping
bath, combination heat walking distance
eh ."in for lemainder of winter. 906 7th st S.
A SMALL NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
or.e gentleman very reasonable gas. bath
and steam heat and telephone. T. C. 2489.
1221 Hennepin, flat 1.
iIICi.LY FURNISHtD ROOM FIRST FLOOR
also second, with or without board private
familv reasonable young man wants room
mate. 44 12th st S.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, STRICTLY M0IK
ern best of service, mcJerate rates, free
telephone in every room. Hotel Melbourne,
327 Hennepin av.
FOUR BRIGHT BOOMS, FURNISHED COM
plete for housekeeping also single rooms with
board if desired price reasonable. 44 12th
Ht S.
HOTEL LYNDALENICELY FURNISHED
room, steam heat, all modern, by the day or
week, ?2 per week and upward. C20 1st av S.
^ETGY^STEAII^EATED FURNISHED ~R00M^
$12 smaller one, $10 best locality North
western Dhone. 1325 lst_av S, Flat 2.
RICHMOND HOTELHAS A~~FEW "NICELY
furnished aud steam heated rooms, with or
without table board, at reasonable prices.
RANTT "APARTMENTS ELEGANT-ROOMS,
steam heat, hot water each room free baths,
$8 and $10 mouthy 620 7th st 8.
ONE COSILY FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM,
pas. bath, private family walking distance.
Apply 1027 1st av K.
FOR RENTTWO ELEGANT FURNISHED
front rooms, all modern, with first-class board.
2214 Nicollet av.
NICE FRONT ROOM AND ALCOVE, THOR
oughly modern, 1518 3d av S, Flat 11. Woon
socket Flats.
iN" ELEGANT SUITE OF R00MS7~iWDERN
In every respect. New Albion hotel, 711 Nic
ollet.
Unfurnished Rooms.
TWOUPSTAIRS, 14 CENTRAL AV, NICOL
let Island, for men, $6.
OTHREE
S, $6.
UPSTAIRS, 688 WASHINGTON AV
Offices.
THE MOST DESIRABLE ONE. TWO AN
three-room offices in the city vault space and
good safe with every office "n small office,
with telephone inauire at room 666. R. M.
Whyte. neent of Bank of Minneapolis bide.
0R RENTENTIRE SECOND FLOOR NEW
modern building light offices. Reasonable
rent. 416 3d av S. Apply to general super
intende nt N. W. Tel. Exchange Co.
FOR RENTGOOD LIGHT OFFICES IN THE i
Eastmau block. 412-414 Nicollet av. Apply
J. F. Conklin & Zonne Co.. 115 Temple Court.
TOR RENTMODERN THREE-ROOM OFFICE
suite. Apply 519 1st av S.
Stores.
STORE WITH CEMENTED BASEMENT, 22x75,
in good condition, gas and water, suitable for
manufacturing or storage M. & St. P.
trackage rent reasonable If taken at once.
L. E. Cowdry, 639 Andrus building.
WHOLESALE10,000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR
surface
in.
drcss 3.r
center best jobbing district. Ad-
54 Journal
809 3d ST S, STORE ROOM AND~BASEMEN T1
steam heat. Euwards & Heritage, 215 Kasota
building.
Miscellaneous.
FOR RENTBARBERSHOP, WITH ONE
chair, 23" 10th av S $10.
WANTEDTO^ENT
MODERN FURNISHED FLAT FOR WINTER,
three to six rooms only two in family state
price and location. Answer W. G. Miller, 2421
Bryant av -S. __
WANTEDA NtCELY FURNISHED HOUSE
or flat for the winter. Tel. Main 85 N. W
BUSINESS PROPERTY
14-616 HENNEPnTAV^S^C^NrTANTrTHrRD
lioors, 56x125 steam heat, good light,
Thorpe Bros.,
S06 Audrus Bldg.
B^SSBSssttilssBl sssttksaa
REAL ESTATEJ^R SALE
Improved.
O O 0
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS.
You select your lot.
You select your contractor.
We furnish the money.
A $1,000 home $8 per month
A $2,000 home $16 per month
A $3,000 home $24 per mouth
Higher-priced homes in proportion.
U. S. Installment Realty Co.,
Kauota Block.
Both phones.
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THE TRUTH IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR US.
We do buy or build homes on easy pay
ments, tnd we buy or build them when you
want them.
Monthly payments less than rent.
American Real Estate Investment Loan Co.,
437-39 Andrua Building,
Minneapolis, Minn.
RAILROAD TRACKAGE.
Corner, 198x157 feet to 2o-foot alley,
with exclusive railroad trackage also con
venient to depots, mills, etc. will sell or
lease terms to suit.
Thorpe Bros., Andrus Bldg.
$625NO. 8t0 MORGAN AV N. UNFINISHED
house of seven rooms, on an east front lot,
4oxl27 a little money will make you a fine
home building could not be duplicated for
our price owner leaving city and willing to
sacrifice. See It. D. C. Bell Investment Co.,
Ill 4th st S.
FOR SALEAT A SACRIFICE. AS I AM G0-
ing to California, my fine residence on Lowry
Hill 12 rooms built two years ago thoroughly
modern hot water heat good barn: small
amount of money will handle come quick for
a snap. W. D. Merlckel. 2009 Bryant av S.
SAVE MONEY BY BUYING BEFORE JAN. 1
I have oome fine bargains in lots also houses,
near the lakes notice from owners to raise
prices after Jan. 1, 1906. George B. Dartt,
S07 Phoenix building.
A FINE NEW HOME OF FIVE ROOMS ALL
on one floor 803 Thornton st SE, $1,200 $200
cash, balance $12 per month adjoining houses
$1,100, same terms. J. H. Field. 319 Hen
nepin av.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT, SOLD AND EX
changed. What have you? Call or write today.
K. F. Lambert,
830 Guaranty Building.
MAKE $500 BUY NOWTWO FULL-SIZED
best located vacant lots, east front, close to
Lake Calhoun sidewalk, water, trees. Ad
drecw 4372, Journal.
NEW MODERN FOUR-FLAT BUILDING PAYS
10 per cent net on $14,000 large lot, choicest
Inside location will double In value. Owner,
4312. Journal.
$160 DOWN AND $16 PER MONTH, TAKES A
$1,700 new 7-room cottage hardwood floors,
cellar. a:ood well, at 3641 Aldrlch av S.
WE CAN SELL HOMES UNDER OURCARR
Nickels & Smith. 311 Nicollet av.
Unimproved.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATEWILL SELL 600
acres wild land In central Minnesota, in small
tracts, accepting part trade, balance time.
_Mrs 1 Sarah A. Fuller, 69 Iglehart st, St. Paul.
F0R~SALEL0T~6r BLOCK 4, CORNER 34th
av S and 49th st, Minnehaha Park addition,
half acre, lying well above grade fine location
for home price reasonable. 4842, Journal.
THE-INTERNATIONAL
FALLS REALTY COTS
lots at Koochiching Falls on sale. Easy terms.
Call or write at once. 120 Temple Court,
Minneapolis.
INFORMATION FREECANADIAN LANDS.
R. 11. Stoner, Canadian government agent, 231
Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
Farm Lands.
LANDSEEKERS' EXCURSION.
The Southwestern Land Co. will run an ex
cursion to the southwest on Jan. 1, 1906, to
Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico, by way
of the Santa Fe railway, thru the great Pan
handle district, Texas, and the fertile Pecos
valley of New Mexico, stopping at points from
Gage, Okla., to Rosewell, N. M. will run
private car on which berths and board will
be furnished reasonably. Come and Join us.
Our lands comprise some of the best in
theMINNEAPOLISt
southwest, and in point of fertility and pro
ductiveness are excelled by none selling at a
low price and on easy terms an ideal climate.
We want agents in every county in the atate.
Write us tor particulars.
Southwestern Land Co.,
106 New Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis.
OUT THEY GO TO NORTH DAKOTATHE
most prosperous state in the whole country.
The best watered grain and stock lands are
near Mandan, Richardton and Mott strong
soil, free coal, splendid grasses. We own 100,-
000 acrus to select from. Average price S12
an acre. Real estate men should invest in our
lands. Ask for proofs and Brown's Farmer.
William H. Brown Co., 131 La Salle at. Chi
cago, 111., or Mandan, N. D.
FINE BARGAINS.
An improved Minnesota farm within 40 miles
of Minneapolis on very easy terms balance 8
per cent.
Hand county, S. D., quarter $950.
Brown county, $10 per acre.
Faulk county, $7.50 per acre.
Meyer Land Co..
418-19 Phoenix.
FOR SALE257 ACRES OF HIGHLY IM
proved laud, only eleven miles from the Hen
nepin county courthouse, Minneapolis might
consider a stock of merchandise as part pay
ment. Address Box 461, Devils Lake, N. D.
BEFORE BUYING OR SELLING A FARM
or any kind of city property call on
L. A. Howard, 602 Oneida Bldg.
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BARGAINS IN 120 ACRES. 7 MILES FROM
courthouse 155 acres, Wright county 12 acres,
8 niiies out all have fine buildings best ot
soil and locations call for full particulars.
Ceorge B._Dartt, 807 Phoenix building.
FOR "SALEIMPROVED FARM 480 ACRES,
nearly all cultivated buildings thereon situ
ated in excellent wheat belt in Manitoba
price $1 5,01M good terms. Apply James Fos
ter, 395 Redwood av, Winnipeg.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Great bargains in Kansas, Nebraska and Col
orado 10 years' time, one-tenth cash.
Dept. O, L,aud i'Ciit., i.-. t: K. it. Co.,
Omaha, Neb.
TIMBER LAND AT HALF PRICE. HALF SE0-
tlon Oregon pine land, near river estimate
5,000,000 feet quarter section pine In Doug
las county, Oregon, at $5 per acre. This Is
very cheup. 4360, Journal.
NORTH HALF SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 161,
range 46, four miles northeast from Bronson,
In Kittson county, will sell one or both quar
ters ou good terms, cheap. Address M. J.
Jacobsen, Wheaton, Minn.
2,700 ACRES GOOD FARM LAND. CLOS.S TO
Buckman. in Morrison county, Minn., for
sale or will trade for good clear hardware
stock. Address M. J. Jacobson. Wheaton,
_Mlnn.
A FEW SECTIONS OFCANADIAN LAND I N
the vicinity of Weyburu for sale in tracts to
suit easy terms write for descriptions.
Schwab Bros., Clear Lake. Minn.
120-ACRE IMPROVED FARM I N AITKIN CO.
three miles from Mille Lacs Lake price $25
per acre, or will trade for merchandise. T. 11.
Foley Co., Aitkin. Minn.
TWO GOOD FARMS TO EXCHANGE FOR MIN
neapolls residence property in eighth ward
from $4,000 to $5,000 each farm 240 acres.
4300, Journal.
I CAN SiXL YOUR FARM SEND DESCR1P
tion. C. Sbepnrd. Bank of Commerce hldg.
10 ACRES LAND NEAR MINNEAPOLIS FOR
sale, easy ternie. C. C. Shepard.
WE WILL PAY CASH FOR A 2 OR 4 FLAT
building or residence property in desirable
location must be a bargain:
We wish tc buy 2 to 5 acres with or with
out buildings near car line, ln any desir
able location.
SELOVER, BATES & CO.,
Real Estate and Loans,
Andrus Bids'.
WANTEDTO BUY A GOOD 7 OR 8-ROOM
house must be modern in every respect and
not to exceed $3,500 must be located not over i
half mile from 10th av N and 12th st give
full description, terms, etc. Address 4280,
Journal.
WE WANT A NEW OR NEARLY NEW 8-ROOM
modern house betWeen 3d av S and Lyndale,
inside 27th st. Submit your offers. Most cash
If price Is right. American Real Estate la
vestment Loan Co., 437 Andrus bldg.
LIST YOUR VACANT BUSINESS PROPERTY
and houses with us. We have or can find
the tenant you want. W. J. Westfall Co.,
421-423 Kasota Bldg.
WANT 2,000 TO 5,000 ACRES IN NORTH DA
kota, prairie land good, cheap and easy
terms. From owners only. W. D. Morlan,
1921 Irving av S.
I WANT A GOOD HOUSE IN MINNEAPOLIS
will give a good 160-acre farm and cash for
the right place. Richard Hlllyer, 617 Phoenix
building.
WANTEDACRES AND FARMS IN HENNE
pin countv housed and lots in Minneapolis.
Yale Land Co., 206 4th st S.
WANT CLEAR IMPROVED FARM FOB STOCK
merchandise, running. Meyer Land Co., PIHM*' ctdterj
Thursday Evening, THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
JREAL^ESTATE^XCHANGE^ TO EXCHANGE 160 ACRES OF FIRST
class land In Pine county, Minn. 2Vi miles
from Kerrlck station free and clear of incum
brance and $500 In cash for stock of merchan
dise, hotel or Uvery only those meaning busi
ness. Address Immediately. S. M. Zimmer
man, 12 2d st N, Minneapolis.
WE HAVE SOME FINE FARMS TO TRADE
for Minneapolis residences. List your houses
with U6 for trade and we will do the rest.
Geo. W. Shlpton & Co., 500 Andrus building.
NEW MODERN, "HARDWOOD-
FINISHED 8-
room house, two lots, near cars, good neigh
borhood might take lot, farm or land for
$4,000 equity. Rait, Bank of Commerce.
WILL TRADE S20 ACRES MINNESOTA, WELL
improved land for general merchandiser good
soil near good markets Scandinavian neigh
borhood. Address 3959. Journal.
$3,000, $6,000, ~$6,5Q0RESIDENCES $16,000
downtown block exchange for farms or laud
many others. Phoenix Land Co.. New York
Life.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR AN AUTOMO
bile, or Implement stock, 160 acres laud in
Aitkin county. Minn. Address 4206, Journal.
18% ACRES ON LAKE MINNETONKA TO Ex
change for Minneapolis property, Shepard.
I CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY.
Shcimrd. Bank of Commerce Bide.
U. O.
MOVING
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, storing
liuu am^m^ uuuamuiu KOVIIAS. Lull ttuii in
spect our new plant at 4th a\ S aud Lake st,
the largest In the westthe finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and fireproof
Storage Warehouse, with every accessory and
convenience. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
offlce._400 E Lake st._Maiu ofClce,_46 S_3d st.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO 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 or Indeed any kind of
service to many points. Don't experiment with
doubtful propositions, but bring your business
to th- Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 S 3d st.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling aud stor
ing household goods expert furniture packers
satisfaction assured car rates to Pacific coast
and other points- can save you money do
not be deceived bj other advertisers we can
and will do what we agree regarding car
rates. Write or call. Safes and heavy macbla
ery moved by experts. 122 5th at S. Both phones.
CAMERONITTRANSFER AND STORAGE EX^
I pert packers for storage or shipment large and
I commodious vans for moving. Office 200 ^Nicol
let both phones 120i. Residence T. C. 13324.
FLOUR CITY~TRANSFER AND STORAGE^
Moving and packing a specialty. Office 217
Ctb et S. Both phones 648.
LOST, FOUND. REWARDS
T*C ^r. nn 1DT
LOST-WILL THE LADY WHO PICKED UP Minnesota J&f
he small parcel, containing teaspoons on the SS^i^'A^^
4th av car at 38th st Wednesday evening at
9 o'clock please retuinjt to 6Jl_E_87th st^
LOSTA "WHITE AND BLACK LLEWELYN
setter, spotted nose, red spot on left side
near hind leg from mange or bite no name
on collar. Return to 2412 Nicollet av.
LOSTMONDAY, BETWEEN 6th AND HEN
nepln and Milwaukee depot, a black purse "fne,
containing $20 return to Miss L. Klein, Hen- Jul
LOSTLADY'S GOLD WATCH BETWEEN THE
Leader and 25th st S has name in back.
Leave at Leader with Mrs. Ward for reward.
LOST OR STOLENENGLISH MASTIFF DOG,
7 months old. Return to Theodore Mix, 2601
Emerson ny N, for reward.
LOSTWHITE FEMALE FERRET. RETURN
for reward to Mr. Roberts, care John W.
Thomas & Co.
STORAG&
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, stor
ing and shipping household goods. Call and in
spect our new plant at 4th av S and Lake st,
the largest In the westthe finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and Fireproof
Storage Warehouse, ^t^yery
conveuiei.ee. Visitors welcome. Warehouse i
office, 400 E Lake st. Main office, 46 S 3d st,
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HEAT,
first-class board house strictly modern all
new and clean two minutes' walk from Glass
Block. 16 Oth st S.
PLEASANT SINGLE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
young man ooard furnished terms moderate.
25 13th st S, between Yale and Harmon.
BEAUTIFUL-
A FEEBLE
HOFF'S
ASTHMA CURE
The Genuine HofT,Medicine
Price, 3 5 ctis. a bottle (full size).
Compounded, after the true and correct
formula of the famous Prof. HofT of
Vienna, Austria. Known and recognized
everywhere as a positive cure for Asthma*
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Bronchitis and
all diseases of the breathing organs. The gen
uine bears the Crown" trade mark.
Both phones.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast ter
minals and tributary points. Best of service
and lowes't possible rates. Write or call on the
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 3d st S.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Beat facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol
let. Both phones 1208. Res. phono, T. C. 13324.
BENZ~ BROS., TRANSFER AND STORAGE
finest vans and warerooms goods moved by Inconsistent with these articles or contrary to
experienced men. 112 5th st N. Both tels.,
952.
FIREPROOF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms', packing and shipping. 106 1st av N.T
BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.
board, suitable for two also side room, walk
Jng distance, pleasant location,
modern. 810 4th av S.
SUITE, PRIVATE BATH SIN
gle room private bath single' room, without
bath._ Hotel Waverly.
NICE "LARGE FRONT, TWO NICE SINGLE
rooms. Hotel Southern, 4th av S and Oth st.
SMALL FRONT STEAM-HEATED ROOM WITH
board. 1321 oth av S.
BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.
OLD
LADY WANTS HOME BE
tween Lowry Hill and courthouse give terms.
Address 4184, Journal.
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BOARD OFFERED
INVESTORS,, ATTENTIONTHE AMERICAN 9
De Forest
Wirelesrs
Telegraph Co.
havemwith- drawn their 6 pe cent gold bonds fro the P
market and I am instructed to close all deals
by Jan. 1. 1906, and am limited to a very
small amount. Kindly place your order at
once. It too late, I will return draft. P. W.
McAllister, 236 Boston Block.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
cago, Denver, Spokane, Paclfle coast ter
minals and tributary points. BeBt of service
and lowest possible rates. Write or call on the
Boyd Transfer &. Storage Co.. 46 S 3d st.
HOLIDAY LldUORSTHE CALIFORNIA WINK
House, 209 Nicollet. Both phones 564^
^__A^NTS^WANTED_^
DO YOU WANT A CHANCE TO MAKE SOME
money? Have a quick selling novelty that
I will supply at a snap price while they last.
Call or telephone T. C. 34S6, afternoons. Ad
dress Nelson, 8 George st, Nicollet island, city.
WANTEDGOOD RELIABLE AGENTS TO
sell jueensware Address Box 241, East Liver
pool, Ohfo.
MEDICAL
PHYSICIAN AND TRAINS NURSE TREAT
successfully all chronic and so-called incur
able diseases: best methods massage, blue
light mechanical vibratory stimulation. Hours,
morning and evening at 1216 Logan av N 1
to 6 p.m. at No. 10 7th st S, suite 302.
THE BtBT TREATMENT' FOR RHEUMATISM,
liver, kidney and stomach diseases is to take
scientific massage treatment and suggestive
therapeutks, gi\en by Dr. Gurli Gumnierson,
graduate in Sweden. Office, Auditorium bulld
tng. nam aan. T. C. 33t5
FURRIERS
FUR REMODELING, REPAIRING A1TD
deln one month at summer prices.
Morris Fur Co.. 79 10th st S. Main 3454.
This should Interest all those who
have been purchasing the Hoff medicine
under different names at $1 and 52 a
bottle.
Sole Agents In Minneapolis,
DiLUN DRUG GO.
TwoStores gj*&.ffi.
of goods, wares
nepln flats, flat 4. for reward^ the^nrtne of^irt^L5.l
L0STA SMALL PURSE BETWEEN PILLS
burv home rnd T. C. telephone office, con
taining about $13. Return to T. C. telephone
office for reward.
LOSTBETWEEN FLOUR EXCHANGE AND
ket. Return to 106 Flour Exchange lor re
ward.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
CATON COLLEGE
612 Hennepin Ave.,
During this month, ad
mits students to Busi
ness, Stenographic, Tel
egraphic courses, tuition
payable after position is
secured. Day and even
ing school.
Wm run risk ot your
SUCC0MS.
We. the undersigned, do hereby associate1
hereby adopt and sign the following Articles
XOSTON THE NIGHT OF DEC. 20, DARK Sec. I The name of this corporation shaU be uihl for thp nnvprsitv und eT h
bay horse with halter and blanket on ran RADISH & CO.
away from Great Northern freight house any- Sec. 2. The general nature of the business to' executive, attain the highest ae-
one landing him notify Bloom & Majerus, 248 be transacted by this corporation shall bueat velopment,o atht degree prosperi,-20enu
2d av N. T. C. phone 2482.
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The amount of capital stock of said coroora I
tlon shall be fifteen thousand ($15 000 dollars S7-"e0
to be divided into one hundred and fifty (150)
shares of one hundred ($100.) dollars each
which shall be paid In nt such times and In
such amounts as shall be prescribed by
Board of Directors of said corporation when
subscribed for and issued
ARTICLE" IV.
The highest amount of indebtedness or liabil
ity to which said corporation shall at any time
be subject shall not exceed fifteen thousand
($15,000.) dollars,
ARTICLE V.
The names and places of residence of the
lace, all residents of Mlnnea noils, Minnesota
ARTICLE VI.
Sec. 1. The government of said corporation
and the management of Its affairs shall be vest
ed In a B'otor'fl
ora lo at the annual pTeettng of said corpora-
TRANSFER AND STORAGE tion or, in easp of failure to elect them at
Co. has hea facilities for handling and stor- the annual meeting, they may be elected at| MILWAUKEE, WIS.A row of beer harrels
Ing household goods: expert furniture packer*: any Rfllourned or subsequently called meeting 6,800 miles long representB the output of Mil-
satisfaction assured cut rates to Pacific coast of stockholders, /n said Directors shall hold waukee breweries for the year 1905. The amber
and other points our specialty. 122 oth at S. their respective offices until their Successors, are fluid made would give six of "the largest In
pieced and qualified. the city" to every man, woman and child In
Sec. 2. The officers of th1 horror-1- the United States, or make 960,000,000 ordi-
be a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary. uar drinks. This excludes all beer put up in
and a Treasurer, all of whom shall be chosen bottles. The value of the keg beer alone Is
by the Board of Directors, and any two of said $24,000,000 or $1,000,000 more than last year,
offices except those of President and Vice- despite the fact that the comparatively cool
President may be held by the same person. The weather has hurt brewers' sales. Every large
Board of Directors may appoint such other an small brewery shows increased business
officers ot agents as the interest of said cor
poration may from time to time demand.
Sec. 3. Said Board of Directors shall also
make such laws and rules and regulations, not
law. as they deem necessary or proper con
cerning all matters pertaining to said corpora
tion.
h^' p^wlnni ^?if
h, Jtftih,t?
elected and qualify.
ecie un a quaui
a
losTof-DKo^ ot^rS^tffi Si.J.^JHjrtiOB.U, then
shal holU office unti thee first annual meetin
REGENTS NOW ASK
DROPPERS TO STAY
Board Adopts Resolutions to Re
tain President of South Da
kota University.
Special to The Journal,
Aberdeen. S. D., Dec. 21. By unani
mous vote the board of regent's of the
Buaul IIOJd omce uuuil iiroi ttinitiai uieenugg cjflTihorn TTnitpd States Tiulze for the west-
of the stockholders or until their successors are
Sec. 5. Until the first meeting of the Boar-d
of. Directors and until their nmn are
eIecte nn
bDe
thoroughly pre8identan,dThomass. F.- Wallace be Vic t-resment:,
and Treasurer of said corporation.
ARTICLE VII.
The annual meeting, of 'the stockholders of V^ts
said corporation shall be. held at its principal.
place of business in said City of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, an the first Monday in February in
each year, beginning the first Monday in Feb
raarv." 1006. Any vacancy which may occur in
the Board of Directors prior to the first annual
meeting of this corporation may be filled by a
majority vote of the remaining directors.
In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set
our hands and seals this 19th day of December,
A. D. 1905.
CHARLES J. KADISH, (Seal)
M. E. KADISH, (Seal)
THOMAS F. WALLACE, (Seal)
In Presence of
A. M. Kilbourne
J. R. Kingman.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Hennepinss.
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GO TO 74 7th ST S FOR GOOD TABLE BOARD, 1 A. M. KILBOURNE,
at reasonable rates. Breakfast, 6 to 9 dinner, (Notarial Seal.) Notary Public,
11:30 to 1:30 supper. 5:30 to 7:30. Hennepin County, Minnesota,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1lln
On this, 19th day of December, A. D. 1905^
before me, a notary public within and for said
nal ly appeared Charles J. Kadiah,
Kadish and Thomas V. Wallace, to me
known to be the persons described In and who
OFFTHE OF REOTSTER OF DEEDS, STATE
of Minnesota. County of Hennepin
I herebr certify that the within Instrument
filedDecember. tor record in thi.s office the 10th
iMiao ftiwuyi.*** A 1905 aon4 o'clock fejn
onrnP
Page _. GEORGEa Cn MERRILL,
By A. W
t!lt
and Hennepin.
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INSTRUCTION
TRANSLATING AND LESSONS IN SPANISH
conversational method. Apply to Mrs. Par*
MAOfflNERY
EBON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chliery lane stock of second-h*nd and new.
IftwMlfry Ce SIT 3d st 8. H-*-.
till
DETECTIVE AGENCIES^
McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCYPROMPt
service, unequaled facilities, reasonable rhtes.
Reference, police beadauarters. 210 Kasota
block N. W. Dhone.
PATENT ATTORNEYS__
WILLIAMSON tt MERCHANT. PATENT LAW*
yers and solicitors main office 925-933 Guar
anty buiWing. Minneapolis, Minn. 82 McGlU
br-ildine. Washington. P.
NOTICE
NOTICESTONE, BRICK AND CEMENT CON
tractors, chimneys repaired, any kind of mason
work done. John E. Layne Co., 12% Kasota
building. Telephone T. C. 2451.
MINING INVESTMENTS
W3TTE
N 'CON^ERNINT'M^LW^
formaticn free 31 years' experience stocks
exchanged. \9\_P. McDonald. 802 Andrus.Mpli.
ATTORNEYS
^^Si^S^rEETS^CER^Kb^HElST^B^C^ 810*811 Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis. Best
equipped collection department .In northwest.
state university adopted resolutions re
taining Dr. Garrett Droppers as presi
dent of the institution for the remain
der of the Bchooi year.
This action follows closely on the
heels of the petition of the university
faculty and students that President
Droppers be retained. Professor Ake
ley, who was named as temporary presi
dent by the regents at the last meet
ing, declined to accept the position.
At the session held here yesterday
the regents say their action Was unani
mous. Mr. Greeley, who was not pres
ent, expressed his approval before the
meeting. The resolutions are as fol
lows:
Eesolutions Adopted.
Whereas, The term of office of Dr.
Garrett Droppers as president of the
University of South Dakota will ex
pire by limitation on Dec. 31, 1905, and
Whereas, Professor L. E. Akeley has
declined the position of acting presi
dent of said institution, to which he
was elected on Dec. 9, 1905, and
Whereas, On Jan. 1, 1906, a vacancy
will occur in the aforesaid position, and
Whereas, After due consideration,
the regents of education have come to
the conclusion that the present interests
of the university will be best subserved
by the election of Dr. Droppers as head
of the institution therefore, be i
I Resolvedt, That Dr. Garrett Droppersetht
universi
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION bee retained as temporary president of
RADISH & CO
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ourseives together for the purpose of forming ary the same as at present. And while
a corporation under Title 2 of chapter 34 of the the regentrasany arer awares th"ot thcet presentfoe
General Statutes of the State of Minnesota for o/linimqtva+irm nf ssiirl institution has
the year 1878 and acts amendatory thereto, and ammmsttration
bee
of incorporation. i good results, nevertheless so much an-
ARTICLE, i. tagoism that it
ot Sout Dakot a for
remainder of this school year, with Bal-
espectprduiv
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I SaiQ instlUUlon uas
Vexist+i
i carrying on of a general mercantillen bnsiness which is SO much desired
Cony lth-e
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merchandise of all kinds the said Dr. Garrett Droppers, as tem-
both at retailn wholesale, the acting as porary president of the University of
?r,?of thereof, and the buying, selling, leasing, and iqnfi
holding of such real estate as may be necessary
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nta the purposed
doing jnd performing of all other
hin a nr pSf i 5acttol
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ine Dusmess of said corporation shall be the
"ty of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minne
II.
tARTICLE
commencement of said cor
poration shall be the 22nd day of December
Milwaukee shops, very _heavy du,k street blan- Jg^"* ^th^ ^condnue for *^^^%S^ ^UW
ARTICLE III.
seems~t inapos--ltiresFL
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theroreb it frther
Sou tehf Dakt an,d shalua expire oofJ
the et of office O
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MAKES FIRST PAYMENT
Mankato Fair Association Gives In
stallment on Grounds.
MANKATO, MINN.The Mankato Fair asso
ciation has made the first payment of $600 on
the purchase price of the grounds on which It
has held au option for several months. The
ttia
vea
riesot,0-
equal anything in southern Mln
merchantsAhave^ thus far subscribe^
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persons forming such corporation are: Claries Louisville, struck a dynamite with
J. Kadiah, M. H. Radish and Thomas F. Wal-
toward the and expect to
thousandenterprise dollars more
Beverft
rais
Mankato
Creameryheld farmers
,lT Tted
theaabroad
a
association, co-opera-
comnany a speciaa meeting
to decline an offer from persons from
who have desired to buy the plant and
start a centralized creamery. It was also voted
to erect a new $4,000 brick creamery on a new
site recently purchased by the association.
Vernon Center will hold a special election
tor
a
be elected from the stockholders of said cor-1 Milwaukee Beer Output Would Reach
the purpose of voting on the Issuing of
$5,000 water works bands. The date of the elec-.
tion has not yet been fixed.
Mistaking it for a rivet, Frederick Miller of
hammer and so badly injuredcartridge his left eye
that it had to be removed. The boy Is 8 yearB
of are and a son of Carl Miller.
960,000,000 PRINKS
6,800 Miles in Barrels.
REBATE CASE ON HEARING
Attorney for Brewing Company De
clares Charge Is Outrageous.
MILWAUKEE,Pabst
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WIS.Th hearing the
t J*ion of the Brewing companyf to cer-b
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cnartes is-saisn snan
J.noma .vva"
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Presldent, M. E Radish shallshale Secretarey .__
th Mesab
the piu am
Book of
Lthengovernment
In the rebate casenComplalnt8aonv wasL begu Before Treu ^SJ^vCf.TbS
ern district of Wisconsin, yesterday. The argu-
menttso an times were heated and sharp.
Fa
i behl
wsett opened the argument
ew cpan yt 1.,eaweroef v,o,. thteI
nm.n
'Th. chargth od tha the
V,", bates securebfr thoem Milwaukeet Refrig--re
TTransittt mn nr
era to compan, as agent
orrtviooe
Tn
grea
grea
executed the foreeolng Articles of Incorpora- commission,
tion, and each acknowledge that they executed
the same as their free act nnd deed.
Americandevelopment
fr
devic for
the brewing company, he declared, "Is out
rageous, scandalous and not borne out by the
WASHBURN'S BUSY SEASON
Customs Report Shows Large Increase
Over Other Years.
WASHBURN, WIS.In a resort of the busi
ness from this port just completed by Custom
Officer D. W. Corning, for the season Of 1905,
a large increase is shown In the amount of busi
ness. The report is as follows:
Arrivals and clearances. Including twenty-five
foreign vessels, 291 tonnage, American, 332,007
foreign, 21,283.
Receipts: Coal, 153,822 tons Iron pyrites, 5,783
tons soda, 42 tons.
Shipments: Lumber, 00,304.000 feet grain,
6,140,459 bushels.
The total value of all receipts and shipments
wa $15,863,340.
report says this total would have been
tly increased but for the storm on the
lakes, which put many of the boats out-
NORTHWEST NECROL0GI0
DULUTH, MINN.Captain Harry Thomas,
aged 54 years, died at his home in Hlbblng or
cancer of the liver, after an illness of one
ot Minnesora. JUUI.V UL iiriinr..m. year. He was one or tne oesi-anown mining n=
Minlne
W
he
lttuc a
companye
tha\. ^.1^ _
Register of Deeds, woriTof deveioplngaudr- superintendin. sev"
SKOG, Deputy Register of Deeds, era mine 8
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I herebv certify that the within instrument came here from Audubon, Iowa, ln the spring
was filed "for record in this office on the 2nth
P. E. HANSON,
Secretary of State.
DBESSMAKING
DRESSMAKINGSILK WAISTS A SPECIALTY,
material furnished when desired special prices ---._,.
now Parlor suite S, Library apartments, 11th wod county, is dead. He took part in many of
the battles of the civil war and was a stanch
republican. His wife died about six months
ago.
LEAD. S. D.W. Foglesong. a pioneer, who
came to the Black Hills ln 1879. died here. He
began working in the Homestake mine many
years ago and Is well known In the northern part
of the Hills.
LA CROSSE. WIS.Mrs. Julia Lee, wife of
Anton Lee, a prominent resident of Stoddard,
Wis., died at the Lutheran hospital in this city
after along Illness, aged 52 years. The remains
will be taken to Stoddard.
GREEN BAY, WIS.Eli J. Vermeyer, 58
years of age and a resident of this city for
nearly forty years, died after a short illness of
penumonia.
JACKSON, MINN.B. W. Ashley, owner of
the Aahley house, was found dead sitting In
his chair. He went to bed apparently well.
Heart trouble is thought to be the cause of
death.
IOWA CITY, IOWA.Frank Nosek, a pioneer,
SO years of age, who was run over last week
by a wagon, died today.
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS
HASTINGS, MINN.A marriage license was
issued today to Carl Sorg and Miss Estelia
Chamberlain of Nlninger.
OSHKOSH. WISEighteen months ago at
Menominee, Mich.. Hugh Edwards, son of Coun
ty Treasurer Edwards, and Miss Lien* Botbee of
this citv were married, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. Mr. Schumacher, a Baptist
minister. Owing to the UI health of the mother
of the bride the marriage was kept secret antll
today.
SPRING VALLfiX. JsEOfN.*-M*rer Steffens.
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-December 21, 1905. NONE
BETTER
MADE
&
THE BEST GIFT FOR A MAN
A handsomely printed gift certificate has been pre-
pared for those who wish to remember their men friends
With one of the numerous "Christmas style" (soft or
stiff) McKibbin Hats.
These very latest shapes are on show at leading Twin
City stores at three dollars.
Twin City stores at three dollars.
The certificate with its special envelope will be fur-
nished free of charge upon request.
Ask your dealer.
Best Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs 28c
Soft Shell Walnuts, lb1
assistant cashier of the First National bank,
and Miss Mary Blanche Thompson were mar-
He was one 'of the best-known mining rled herce yesterda'y by Rev. Everett Lesher.
a range. He superintended DEADWOOD, S. p.Mrs Ida Blatt and Dr.
of
Mesabaassociates.r range fo Joseph
Sellwood and hisn Clevelan
STVTE OF MINNESOTA, DEPARTMENT OF! HURON, S. D.Mathlas Gable, aged 60 years,
died at his farm In Custer township. Mr. Gable
0
dav of December, A. D. 1905, at 10% o'clock family, residing there until the time of bis
a and was duly recorded in Hook 3 of death. A wife and twelve children survive
Incorporations, on page
1881, and settled on a homestead with his
IOWA CITY, IOWA.Daniel Ham, Jr., 39
years of age, is dead at his home In Iowa City
of consumption. For six months he has not
slept ln a house, but haB lived in a tent.
Even the coldest nights of November and De
cember he never left his tented shelter, and
physicians concede that he thus prolonged his
life several months.
REVERE, MINN.Hans A. Nelson, a veteran
of the civi-l war and an old resident,of Cotton,
aiaHi.
of th Clark min F. A B~ndt, bo ofySturglsWalte e qnletiy. Chicagoe.
I
marrie.
-i!fe. fo^* %&&st*2
USEFUL XMAS GIFTS
A pair of good, warm, durable bed blankets makes a most acceptable
gift. Aside from bed blankets we have other blankets which are
Very appropriate for Xmaa gifts, all
Steamer Rugs
Can be used as lounging robes,
couch covers, for traveling, at
football games, etc. These rugs
are in perfect condition and we
offer them at a savin.g to you of
at least 2 5
AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES 1
cent
CERTIFICATESFor the convenience of parties not wishing to make
a selection, we issue blanket certificates.
NORTH STAR WOOLEN MILL CO.
Third Ave., South and Second Street.
Open Saturday Evenings. One block from Milwaukee Station.
GOLDBERG'S
624 Hennepin Avenue
Specials for Friday & Saturday
15c
Table Layer Eaisins, lb 15c
Best Celery (bleached), bunch.... ,15c
Citron and Orange Peel, lb 15c
Currants and Raisins, 3 pkgs 25c
Lemons, thin skin, dozen 10c
Florida Sweet Oranges, peck 40
Fancy Red Table Apples, peck 40cDucks
Sweet Potatoes, 10 lbs 25c Geese lOo to 1*V20
Cranberries, sound fruit, quart 12o Prime Rib Beef Roast
12y2oc5, Granulated Sugar, per 100 lbs..$4.65 Legs of Spring Lamb
Goldberg's Pride Flour, 98 lbs..$2.401 Legs of Young Mutton 12y2c,
Fancy Separator Butter. 5 lbs... $1.18.' Pork Roasts 8c, 9c and lOc^
Try Goldberg's Special Mocha and Veal Roasts 10c, 12y2c and 15*.
good Coffee, 2% lbs 48o Select Oysters, quart 50o
Extra Large Prunes, 3 lbs 23c I Standards, quart 35
Place your orders early. Will deliver promptly. Our store is
full of good things at the right prices.
'J'""' zf A rr"--
ucl
In this city Rev Ashley
rS^ are well known In the northern mils the
States Stee company, Captain Thomas took up bride being the owner of valuable mining
ground. Another popular wedding was that of
Miss Emma Veitl and E. M. Hilton
MASON CITY, IOWA.Arthur Bennett and
Mary E. Dexter, members of a theatrical com
pany, were married here today a few hours
before the opening of a performance.
ARLINGTON, S. D.Archie Mattlson and Miss
Herpicide Will Sara it. Kerpioid Will
iZmim
NEWBRXVSs HERPICIDE.HerpioidorfooLfttoToft.eSav
i
The Rabbit and the fiuinea-PIg
Prof. Cnna, the world's greatest dermatolo
gistt (ask/our doctor about him),contagiouo
aa
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NONE
BETTER
KNOWN
Bath Robe Blankets
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Make appropriate gifts, either
made into robes or the blanket -it-
self. We have the most complete
assortment of colors and designs
from which you may select.
We quote below a few of our bargains which will give you an idea of
the discounts of our entire line
Size 10-461x80One-half wool, worth $4.75, now $3.00
Size 10-4-^2x78All wool, worth $5.25, now ......-..$3165
Size 11-468x80All wool, worth $6.75, now $4.35
Size 11-470x84^75 per cent fine wool, worth $7.50, now.... $5.00
Size 12-480x82Heavy and durable, worth $12.00,' now.. .$8.00
SPECIALWe also offer rare bargains in the finest wool blankete
manufactured, worth from $15 to $35, now $10.00
$233.50*
Early June Peas, can 15o
Sweet Corn, can lOo
Tomatoes, 3-lb can, 2 cans 18o
15 Extra S. & H. Trading Stamps
with 2 bottles of Vanilla or Lena
on, bottle lOo
Turkeys 12y2c to 20o
Spring Chickens 12c to I4o
Fowl 10c to 12y2o
12y-2o to_14oo,,
Nora Peterson, both of this town, were married
at the home of the bride's parents.
ELK POINT, S. D.Albert GUkerson and
Miss Edith Rosenbaum, both of this city, wer
married here yesterday.Anton Severson and
Miss Hilda Peterson, both of this county, wer
married at Canton, S. D.
Will positively cure sick headache
and prevent its return. Carter's Littla
Liver Pills. This is not talk, but truth.
One pill a dose. See advertisement.
Small pill. Small dose. Small price.
S01IM(j rl QrQlJNG*!! CxOlME:!!!
Th OBXaXJTAXi remedy that "kills thes Dandruff Germ.t'
was th
rs to discover the microb and
nature of true dandruff. His discovery was
verified by Dr. Sabourand of 'Paris, who de
nuded a. rabbit with human dandruff flakes.
Also by Lassar and Bishop, who took dan-
druf scale from a studen who was losing
bls hair, and, having made a pomada ox
them with vaseline, rubbed the same upon a
guinea pig. and the pig became bald. Naw
bro's Herpicide is the original dandruff germ
destroyer. It kills the mitrobe growth and
permits the hair to grow as nature intended.
A wonderful balr-naver. A delightful dress
ing. Stops itching instantly.
Drag Stores, $1. Send lOo, stamps to HERPICIDE 00.. Dept. H. Detroit. Mich., for saaole.
VOEGEL.I BROS., SPECIAL AGENTS.
Cor. Hennepin and Washington' ATOS. and Cor. Seventh S and Nloollet AT*.
Applications at prominent barbershops. SsS
FIRE-PROOF STORAGES
The Largest in the WestThe Finest Anywhere.
Unequaled Facilities for Packing, Moving, Storing: and Shipping Household Goods.
THE BOYD TRANSFER y STORAGE CO.,
Warehouse. 400-410 B. Lake St. Mate Ofttce. 46 S. TbJrg^t.