The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 22, 1903, Image 7

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0008. DOGS. DOCW.
"pEDIGRRBD—Bnll Terriers and Great Danes,
always on hand, dogs at stud, all other non
sporting breeds for sale. Dogs boarded by week
or month. Fargo Kennels, 1482 Second Avenue
South, Fargo, NT. D., phone US.
POSITIOVS WAITED
TT7ASHERWOMAN wants work by the day.
Mrs. Milstien, rear Boston Hotel,
^17 AN TED—Position by good stenographer.
Address Stenographer, care Forum.
POSITIONS TO FILL.
*17 ANTED—Printer with si* months' experi
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once. State salary. Beporter, Halstad,
Minn.
COMPETENT girl wanted for general house
work trust be good cook: family of two
high wages. 207 Tenth Street North.
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ojf work in a country oflice must be sober
Address Printer,
a^d reliable $12 per week,
care Forum.
MALE HELP WANTED.
"PRINTER WANTKD for country weekly—Good
wages permanent position state wages
wanted and mention references. The News, Ed
more, N. D.
TVTOLER BARBER COLLEGE is the only
-lvi- school of its kind in the entire northwest,
teaching the barber trade. Call and investi
gate, or write for free catalogue. Moler Barber
College, 221 Second Avenue South, Minneapolis,
inn. MacGregor A Anderson, Proprietors.
Established 1893.
FOB SALE.
OTANDINO office desk, oak, (10. National
*3 Cash Register, good condition, value $125,
will sell for $60. W. H. Stewart.
/^OOD, clean Buffalo Coat, trimmed with un-,
plucked otter pood as new. For sale cheap
for cash. Address Ferris fc Grady, Fargo.
T-TOTEL in town of 250, size 40x48 feet, 15 bed-
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rooms, two stories, two lots: business will
run $200 to $250 per month. Only notel in town.
Terms to suit purchaser. O. P. Wiig, Perley,
Minn.
T?OR SALE—House and corner lot, 801 North
Third Street lot 100x140 foot on proposed
electric car line ornamental fencing, boule
vards, trees room for two more houses. House
has eight rooms conveniently planned, two
jjorphes. front and back stairs, eight closets,
pantry, large store room, summer kitchen and
fuel house good brick foundation, cistern,
city water on lawn, electric lights. All in good
condition. Low price for immediate sale.
BofsD AND ROOM OFFERED.
COR RENT—Furnished room: with or without
board. 914 Fifth Avenue South.
-DOARD AND ROOMS--Can be had at Mrs.
-L F. A. Paige's, 821 Tenth Street South.
DOG LOST.
OST—Lemon and white setter with russet
leather collar, with owner's name on it
answers to name of Regs. Please return to S.
L. Sheldon, 389 Eighth Avenue South and re
ceive reward.
WOOD! 1 LIGNITE!
My prices tor fuel on cars at Fargo a*fev aiS
Seasoned Maple ....$7.00 per cord Seasoned Ash.,
(Seasoned Birch 6.50 per cord
Seasoned Oak 6.00 per cord
Seasoned Tamarack. 5.25 per cord
Dry Cut Tamarack.. 5.00 per cord
Lignite Coal..
These prices will apply to points west of Fargo, with proper al
lowance made for difference in freight from shipping points. Prompt
shipment and full measure guaranteed. The business of car lot buyers
solicited. Address
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FOB REIT.
PURNISHED BOOMS- 805 Sixth Avenue
North.
COR RENT—Furnished room and bath, with
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board. V.. Forum.
FURNISHED ROOM-Modern. 1101 Third
Avenue South. 'Phone 1000 L.
ARGE BARN for rent, just off Broadway,*
Apply Chesley Lumber Co.
COR RENT—Furnished room with bath 25
Eighth Street North, near postoffice.
*pWO FURNISHED ROOMB-A11 modern con
veniences. 1024 Second Avenue North.
COR RENT—Desk room in well equipped of
flees. Apply F. F. Lincoln, Magill Bldg.
CfDRNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT-Lighted
heated and bath, 814 Eighth Street South.
T?OR RENT—Eight-room house, centrally,lo
cated. Inquire 25 Eighth Street North.'
VfOUNG MAN wants roommate in large, well
heated room. 120H Broadway phone 894-L.
"pURNISHED BOOM—At low rent, for lady ot
gentleman. Apply at 809 Eighth Streeti
17IVE-ROOM HOUSE: all conveniences one
block west of High School. 120S Second
Avenue Sonth.
DOR RENT—Two modern houses, one partial
ly furnished. 319 Roberts Street, Corner
Fourth Avenue North.
t^OR RENT—Large room on third floor Davis
1
Block. Inquire of F. A. Ball, at Ball, Wat*
son A Maclay's office.
COB RENT—Store room and basement in
opera house annex. Cixar and candy priv
ilege of opera house goes with store. Call at
Walker Bros. A Hardy.
LOST.
OST—A pair of gold-bowed bicept glasses.
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Finder will be suitably rewarded by return
ing to G. McGregor, Bowers' factory, or to For
um office.
AQENTS WANTED.
A GENTS WANTBD^Tr^dT^"Hyd7Ca~r
bon Lighting system. Call at 512 First
Avenue North.
XX7ANTED TO RENT Furnished room with
modern conveniences, by reputable young
man. Address, stating price, E. J., care Forum.
DBESSMAKIN0.
]V/fRS. J. C. McINTYRE^M^DEjWE7teaches
-L¥X cutting ahd flttitag Krench tailor system
easy to learn. Call 1101 Third Avenue South.
'Phone 1060 L.
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.
There was a large and disappointed
house at the theatre last night to see
What Happened to Jones. Jones was
all right, but he was unfortunate in
being handicapped by some of the other
members of the cast. The audience
failed to work up any enthusiasm.
Gr*nd
"A, LWALL*
I LUMBER DEALER
Ctraer an# Dmatli StreMs, Farft, N. D.
leieieiai iiii»i»iii»wni»i«leieiaiaimeiaiei eieiel
TOTtTTH AND
DUILDINGS with modern elevators still have stair
ways—and some people prefer climbing the stairs.
And so not everyone is a want advertiser—but most everybody is.
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ForKa. N. PtKota.
of Skatas
Thf boy, the girl, the young and old boys and girls who would not rejoice
at a pair of skates for Cl^istmas, are hard to please.
[oliMOn's Cyclf© Si|ply HOUM
a large line on hand, .at prices tfoai}
60c to |10.00.
And then lu6k at tliis list of articles we off^r suggestions for Christmas
gihsV Quiw, RIIIm* Air Rtffes, Brfte, Qamm ot
4^dRtconls.: BImhmk QIBWM.
Wntfarml, Hiyii!,
Vftodi«i$t fv*ry$frfim
Buy a dog callitr CSKirJitmii#, «pd ninw l^unped in it bee.
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Per Inch, One Week.,
Per IncH» One MontH
SNAPS THAT MUST GO.
IXT S-26-137-68—3!4 miles from good market
*v 200 acres under cultivation, small hotuto
and barn, plenty good water soil, rich black
loam, clay subsoil. Price per acre $12.50.
CA good farmers wanted for choice homer,
steals in northwebtern part of North
Dakota. Call or write at once.
TRAVERSE LAND COMPANY,
Dept. C.
HENRY KROGH,
720 Front Street.
,200
$1
For 5-room cottage with lots, Sec
ond Avenue South.
A CMAP Cozy cottage barn shade trees
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•n,,r good location, only $1,050 if taken
at once.
HAVE YOU LAND TO SELL?
Cend us $2.00 and we will send you the
names of 1,000 real estate men in
Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn. Write
Western Surety and Adjustment Com-
8linneapolis,
any. Suite 428-1-8, Andrus Building,
Minn.
H. AMERLAND,
520 N. P. Ave.
(QC Per acte buys a fine quarter section,
all under cultivation, only five miles
^m the city limits of Fargo.
O 7 Per acre for 880 acres of fine prai
rie land, within 45 miles of the city
of Winnipeg terms cash. This is a bargain.
1
QA choice residence lots on south side
each 30x140 at from £125/0 to $350.00
each. All within one to four block of new elec
tric car line.
0QQ CA Per acre for a fine half section
farm in Cass County, within
two miles of station fair house, good large
barn, good granary and well. Terms only $2,000
cash, balance small annual payments or halt
crop plan, with tf per cent.
Vacant Fargo City Property.
7A Choice Residence Lots on South Side,
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within one to four blocks of paving,
sewer, water and new proposed street car line
at following prices—
5 Lots $125.00 each
5 Lots .$150.00 each
12 Lots $200.00 each
26 Lots $250.00 each
iA Choice Building Lots in Huntington's
•V Addition—$60.00each—within five blocks
of street car line.
25x150- Foot Lota on Sixth Street South, on
paving, and within 100 feet of car line
Price $200 00 each.
5
Choice Besidence Lots, 50x150, on the
North Side, within three blocks of Broad
way, at $400 00 each, and one lot at $500.00.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
fiAA Acre tract of wild or unimproved land
5 miles northeast of Sandoun in Ran
som County, on the Soo Boad will exchange
for a stock of general merchandise, groceries
or hardware.
FOR SALE
WOOD!
follows:
$5.00 per cord
Seasoned Jack Pine..$4.25 per cord
Dry Cut "i... 4.00 per cord
Seasoned Poplar 4.00 per cord
Pine Slabs 3.50 per cord
.$3 25 per ton
OR
EXCHANGE for Fargo city
property—Three fine, well-se­
lected half sections of land in western Manitoba,
EYCHAKIfiE Improved Iowa farms for good
bAunnliah »«fl improved North Dakota
a River Valley.
well improved North Da
or Minnesota land in Re
WM. HALL BEST AGENCY,
Telephone 188. 610 Front St.
11 'lAn Six-ro 'm house, brick foundation
pif^VFV woodehed and small barn, south
front, one block from Broadway.
£1 tnn Six-room house, brick foundation,
•pi JW pantry, cellar, closets. Lot55x140
to alley, lawn, trees, shrubbery, stone sidewalk,
one block from Broadway.
1 Aft Six-room cottage on sooth side,
"r"* desirable location.
1 Aft
Seven-room house with closets,
p^f 1 Uv water, etc., south front on Fourth
Avenue South.
IDA New8-room house, centrally locat
ed, modern
1 exoept heat.
ADDITIONAL L0CAL|,
"Buy D. & P. gloves.
Fargo bank clearings todiy' totaled
up $150,869. ,/
DAltf iBfTOttCAIT, TUESDAY KVEXIN'rt, DKCKSIBKIt 32,
1.00
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3.50
"MINE bBCTIONS of choice North Dakota
land, $3.00 per acre. This tract within nine
miles ef main line N. P. By. Easy terms.
SOPHY LANp COMPANY,
Smith Block, Fargo,
W. D. HODGSON,
Rear First National Bank, Parg«.
CITY LOTS.
Y1
4ft
Foot lot. sewer and water, within
75 feet of paving close
Southside—$375.
Coraer
$130.
598
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in
Sundberg & Co. lead a*
diamonds and fine jewelry.
Alligretti's chocolate creams are
the finest made. Buy them at Tenney's.
Home Made Candies
Full assortment of home
made candies at
M'LEAN'S, 714 Frwit Si
'Phonv 591,
Wanted—Sewing by the day. Apply
at 313 Ninth Street South. A. Steven
son.
Fancy dyeing, steam and dry cleaning
*at Pantorium, 107 Broadway. 'Phone
$58.
Bulk Queen olives, quart"j$e gallon
$1.75, for Christmas, or less by the bar
rel. Fargo Grocery Co.
pod buy Lumber Shingles
The scholars of the Sunday school
of Gethsemane Cathedra) will be given
eir regular Christmas jPfejfty,
1 to school
CAY OA Eleventh Avenue South, between
Eleventh and Thirteenth St.—$300
CHY1 4.A Foot lot. First Avenue North
nTV^V 1 TV fine building spot—$300.
CAY 14.A Foot lot, sewer and water, in
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good locality, near school—$273.
CAY Corner, Fourth Avenue South,
close to High School—11,000.
CAY Aft Corner, Eighth Street South.
•v paving, sewer, water, trees—$850.
7CY1 CA Feet Business property Sec
ond Avenue North, opposite
operahoufe
the city.
-$3,350 one of the best snaps in
1 nnY
1Feet—Busineas property, Fifth
1UU AIW street North a inap-#2,500.
25X140 g,250.
et Broadway, east front
Feet—Business lot—with half wall right
First Avenue North—$1,800.
FOR RENT.
j^ABN—Near Great Northern DejpQt,
JJOTSB—Six rooms, warm oentral looation
W. J. LANE,
Smith Block, -Fargo, N. D.
^A*l Pest corner lot in the city for an apart
ment house.
284
Good lot on Front 8treet, 25x140 feet,
for «125 cash if sold at once.
282
lot, 105x148, on southside.
CQ1 Good lot on 8ixth Avenue North, 50x150,
,7J
large trees, south front, water and sew*
en $400.
lots on Broadway. N. P. Avenue and
'irst Avenue North.
2 good lots on First Avenue North, south
front, 50x140 each $125 each.
CO Lot on Tenth Street North, 100x150 feet,
east front. $750.
on
3UO
Ninth Street North, 50x140, east
front, for only $225.
AfiO Corner lot on Third
Street North, 50x140,
toy 1250.
352
Lot 125x150 on
$375.
Tenth Avenue South,
H. Q. OTIS,
Fargo National Bank BuUdlag.
GENUINE SNAPS.
AOA Acres improved, three miles from Be
gina. Assiniboia, at $15.00 adjoining
land held at $20 00 to $25.00. This land raised
83 bushels of oats per acre in 1901.
Continent.
arranged to give the young folk a good
time.
Pure Gold taffy, 15c., made while you
wait Fargo Grocery Co.
Large line of water color novelties,
suitable for ChristmaSi gifts at Mc
Lane's Art Store.
Some exquisite vases of Tiffany Fav
rite Glass are being shown by William
Ballou at 109-111 Broadway.
Of course you have an umbrella or a
cane on your list of Christmas gifts to
purchase. Moy & Kennedy have the
kind that men like to carry.
Military toilet sets in stag, ebony
and oxidized silver finish, $1 to $6
manicure sets, same finish, 50c to $3
collar and cuff boxes, 50c to $5 albums,
25c to $6 Nickell's Open All Night
Drug Store, Front Street.
Display windows which are attract
inga great deal of attention are to be
seen at Sundberg's. Not only are the
rich and rare specimens of the gold
and silver craftsmen's art tastefully ar
ranged, but the snowy suggestions in
the^ decorations of one window, es
pecially, add beauty to the whole.
1,
Prices
Phone
nxt
ay evening at Stone's Music Hall.
Burleson and the tei^trs
hav
Direct (mi the raaefr
to year taMe.
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W. C. Cree. district agent for the
Phoenix Insurance Co., who has made
Fargo his headquarters and the Met
ropole his home for the past two years/
will remove to Siotix Falls, $. D., on
Jan.
and work out from that point.
Mr. Cree's family is located in the
South Dakota metropolis and it is
for this reason that he is changing.
has made many friends in this city,
who will regret. tQ learn of his deter
mination
joitt with
hjtat a cc
that has
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timates that he will eventually wind up
in the heart of the old Rockies.
Just received at Tenney's Pharmacy,
Alligretti's creams for Xmas.
Fountain peȣ. standard', makes.
Sundberg & Co.
For wood and lignite prices, car lots,
see ad of L. B. Gibbs.
Alligretti's creams in plain ahd fancy
boxes at Tenney's Pharmacy.
Students will find rates by the week
at Gable's Restaurant very low.
Indian novelties at the Woman's Ex
change—just the thing for Xmas.
Christmas candles and candle sticks
at Ballou's crockery store, Broadway.
NOTICE—J. W. Searing, P. O. Box
330, Fargo, N. D., will duplicate all
offers of bargains in tubscriptions to
periodicals. All enquiries promptly
answered.
Monson has just the kind of a satchel
or suit case to remember your friend
with.
Full line of pipes and cigars in
Christmas packages at the Owl cigar
store.
Manicuring by an experienced lady,
25 cents. Holderman Millinery Storp.
Magill Block.
A 6-room house for rent, three blocks
from the Waldorf. F. F. Lincoln, room
18, Magill Block.
Ladies! Have your party gowns
and gloves cleaned at Pantorium, 107
Broadway. 'Phone 658.
A handsome picture suitably framed
makes an appropriate Christmas present
—McClane's Art Store.
Call on Monson, the trunk man, and
make your selection of a suit case or
satchel for a Christmas present.
Nickel plated table ware, looks as well
as silver, wears twice as long and costs
half the price. Fargo Hardware Co.
There's a dash and style to every
piece of neckwear in our store—the
kind men like around their necks. Moy
& Kennedy.
Order Ehrman's tee cream for
Christmas. Also have fine line of can
dies in bulk and fancy boxes. F. Ehr
man, at J. P. Bergquist's. v
The Hall-Robertson Hardware Co
has begun moving its immense stock
from stores on Second Avenue North
to their new quarters and offices in
the Robb-Lawrence Building.
CHRISTMAS LINEN
Adds so much to the person and the
table that it cannot be done in a hap
hazard way. The work returned from the
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY
will give you cause for approval.
'PHONE 236.
The quotation of 15c on the mixed
cream taffies made in The Forum this
week should have been 10c a pound to
do the Fargo Candy Kitchen justice.
Lost—Lemon and white Setter, with
russet leather collar, with owner's
name on it, answers to name of Regs.
Please return to S. L. Sheldon, 389
Eighth Avenue South, and receive re
ward.
Beautiful line of goods shown by a
Syrian. Oriental rugs and goods of
every description Cluny lace, Mexican
drawn work. Ladies get your Xmas
presents. Holderman's Millinery, Ma
gill Block, one week.. B. Forzly.
Olsen's furniture store has as at
tractive a window display as any re
cently seen in Fargo. It is the work
of Mr. Bloomfield. On the crockery
side the exhibit includes some rare
pieces of hand-decorated china by
Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Paist.
One of the prettiest of new calendars
which are being distributed is one which
the Red River Valley National Bank
is handing out to its friends and cus
tomers. Depositors arc also being given
a very handy card case made of real
leather.
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Hal K. Miller has secured a new
Cecilian at Stone's Music House and
now regales his customers with beau
tiful music on the piano forte, at the
New Economy Store. Special, 82
candle power, perfection nickel, round
burner lamps, never sold less than
$3.25 here $2.75,
FOR RENT—STORES
The present quarters of the
Hail-Robertson Hardware Co^
consisting of four stores sev
enty feet deep with 'dry base
ment all heated. Possession
given in January. Enquire
on the premises.
Ed Hughes stated today that in his
investigations into the prices charged
for lignite coal, he has found that the
$4 ier ton charged was for smalt
qjUantities, one ton and under. He cited
instances of orders of 300 pounds and
up to a ton wefe given for delivery
in the outskirts, and they have been
delivered at that rate, even though the
drayman has lost in the transaction.
Mr Hughes says that considerably
more coal has been sold at $3.50 per
ton than at any other price, for lots of
ten tons and upwards, and delivered as
wanted by the consumer.
HANNA'S BROTHER.
"Mel" Hanna, brother of the Ohio
senator, has a winter home near
^Fhomasville, Ga. Mr. Hanna has ad
^estate of fyfipo awcres, and it was there
tnilt President McKfoley spent some of
the pleasaj$C9t days of his life, for
.IA*
MARKETS,
C. E. Wheeler reports: The dttll
tone and active trade of today's session
heralded the near approach of the
Christmas holidays. There was noth
ing in the way of news to inspire ag
gressive operations either way even if
the crowd had been inclined to make
new engagements. The most significant
feature developed was the entire lack
of snow protection throughout the win
ter wheat belt. There was less anxiety
today regarding the Russian-Japanese
difficulty.' While the newspapers indi
cated the possibility of a serious crisis
there* was a net advance of 1-16 in the
British, consols which seemed to give
them a denial. An Antwerp cable re
ported Argentine offerings free for De
cember shipment. The harvest in one
of the important provinces in Argentine
was reported completed with the crop
secured in good shape. Estimated re
ceipts for tomorrow 70 cars.
DULUTH NO. I HARD He LOWER.
DCliDTK, DKCBMBEK. 22.
Dec. wheat 79Xe
whoat...... 81He
New on traek—
Cash No. 1 Hard 81,'*e
Cash No. 1 Northern 80^e
Cash No. 2 Northern 77?»o
Cash No. 3 Northern ..................... 71Ho
New to arrive—
Cash No. 1 hard SIXc
Cash No. I Northern••.. 80*0
Cash No. 2 Northern ....
............. 77Xc
Cash No. S Northern 74^o
Flax—
a i 9 7
May 1.00*
July 101*
nmiiroua, December 22.
Dec...... .a.....#.... 79^(0
May............ SI ?io
July............... 814c
On traek— Cash—
New No. 1 Hard Kt%e
New No. 1 Northern 8lHc
New No. 2 Northern If So
New No. 3 northern 76^0
New No. 1 Northern to arrive Ml Me
New No. 2 Northern to arrive 7#Hc
Flax-
Cash 97
Dee......................... ..••.......... .lis
May....« WK
OHIOAOO, DECEMBER 2i,
Wheat—
Dee...
May..
July .......
Porlt—
Jaa..... .....
May. „|i„ 1
WXUl KASUTS.
No. 1 northern, new
No. 2 northern, new
Vr. 3 northern, new
Flax
No. 2 hides lc less than No. 1.
Sheep pelts, large batcher skins
Badger
Red Fox
Mink, dark
Mink, pale
Otter, dark
Raccoon
Sknnk
Wolf, prairie
Wolf, timber «...
Wild Cat .......
Fisher
Lynx
Marten
Muskrat,
Muskrat Kite
Quotations on fnrs for xtrlctly
handled northern goods. No. 2 and
at their values.
^Quotations furnished br Bollea 4 Sogers
Broadway.)
C. E. WhEELER & CO.
Grain and
Staak
Marfan
Main
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CTDBS AMD FOBS—LOCAL.
O. B. hides. No. 1
Green hides, No. 1
Green frozen, No. 1
•Veto 7a
Wr to 60
5*cto6c
40c to 75a
.50 to 1 21
2. SO to r,
1.50 to 3
.75 to 2.5
7.00 to 12
1.00 to
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.75 to 2
2.00 to.").
.50 to 1.00
5.00 to 8.00
8.00 to 10
3.00 to
to lla
lc to .ta
rime,
furs
Brokara
Blaak,
Manhattan Bldg.v
ST. PAUL, Mian.
Dealers la
Faryo
Oiifian Hm«J
Members
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis Chamber of
Commerce
Grain and provisions bought and sold foK
caah or on margin. Our private wire •eijfcf.'
rice with Chicago, Duluth and Mlnenapoll£
markets furnishes the trade the quIckeaK
and best medium for the prompt handllnlr'
of business from this vicinity. We specf*"'
ally solicit out-of-town buslncM.
Tat ML HTWrits far PaRv Marfctt Li
HIDES FURS
CHICAGO. MINNEAPOLIS.
Edwards.
STOCKS, 8MI», PROVISION^
Bought and sold for cash or carried on reanoifl'
able margins, upon which a commission will b§
charged of on grain on stocks and on flaw
Private Wires.
Write for our dally market letter and private
telegraph cipher—mailed free.
Ship Your Brain to Uf
Prompt Returns. Beat Facilities.
Liberal Advanoes. Usual Commission^'
Pare* Office-Froat Bmwit Mertoa BIk||
'Pboae 700.
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Bantasacu: 118 Stat* and National Banks
OUR SBRVICB IS THE BEST.-.
Out of Town Busineaa Solicited* i
FAafiOJUUaCH:
Raw 18 mi M. Far«» NatfMMl Baak Black
there 1$ not a more ideally beauttfi
winter home in Amenc*. nor one be
ter supplied with thl things that g4
to make existence a delight. Its owi^
er is hospitable and loves to take hi*
northern friends down south to enjox
the sport of killing deer, wild turkey#
quail and other Jfcoie, which they cai
do on his own-Voad acres. Manx
years of residence in the south has not
cattftd Mr. ^H#iUta to change his rf
rt bat, he says, "upok
litical ^stions he found
e and expedient to act #it)i'ihi^