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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11
Mistaken for Letter Carrier.

The drivers of a we'll known local
laundry are equipped with uniforms
very much like that of letter carriers.
Strangers in the city often mistake
these hustling laundrymen for govern
ment employees. The other afternoon,
says the Chattanooga News, a lady
hailed one of the drivers, and, without
asking any questions, gave him a let
ter, which she intended that he should
mail. The letter was returned to the
lady, with the remark that 81 haven't
time to take this to the postoffice for
you"
Well" she replied, II shall report
you to Mr.. Sharp. He is a personal
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11

WHILE ON A CAMP HUNT.
that will remain sweet and sound for
six months. This is how it is made:
They take ordinary corn, pound it in
the ordinary way. Instead of sprink-
ling the corn with water they sprinkle
it with I've; after being pounded into
fine meal it is mixed with wood ashes
instead of baking powder. This is
baked in a skillet in little rings, each
weighing four ounces. When it will
stand any amount of rough handling
and the inclemeney of the weather has
no effect on this bread, cold or hot.
This bread after six months can be put
into a camp kettle, and a little water
added, and when it becomes soaked
makes a very good and wholesome
bread. The I've seems to preserve the
bread through any and all kinds of
weather, and it is this kind of bread
that the Indians take along when they
go on a long journey or take a long
hunt"
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11

DERS."
tits true. but what in my heart doth
bear me up? Thine image, love.
Good-night~-good-night!'
HE kissed her frantically on the
forehead, tore himself from her en-
brace and rushed across the open space
in the shadow.
Jump he Kissed between his
teeth. Out into the air shot the circus
man, whirled around like the fly wheel
of a steam engine, and lit like a bird
on the highest part of the rock. The
applause came in thunders. The man
bowed stiff1y, and walked off proudly
Into the wings with his arms folded.
Il cannot remember just what Soth-
ern said, but his remarks were of a
rather profane and very uncompli-
mentary nature, and you can rest as
sured that the circus man was not al
lowed to repeat his high art jump at
the next performance"
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11

which it passes. People down there
tell me it has been kept going several
Years almost entirely through the eff
forts of the young manager-conductor,
who is Woodworking, untiring and
very popular. He has been busy i'm
proving the roadbed recently"
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11
WONDERFUL CURE 0E PSORIASIS,

A ) a sufferer tor thirty years from the worst form OF Psofis
"A asis, finally cured by Cutcura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment, | wish to tell you my experience, that others
may benefit by It. / was so grievously afflicted that the
matter that cxudcd from my pores after the scales had peeled
off, would cause my underclothing to actually gum to my
body. After remaining IN one position, sitting or lying
down, for an hour or two, the flesh on my elbows and knees
would split, SO thick and hard would the crusty scales Become:
agony, was something frightfuI The detached scales would
fairly rain from my coat sleeves. Ihave read none of your
testimonials that appear to represent a case SO bad as mine.
Bot as to the cure. / commenced bathing IN hot Cuti-
cura Soap suds night and morning, applied the Cutcura.
Ointment, and then wrapped myself IN a sheet. In two
weeks my skin was almost blood red IN color, but smooth
and without scales. Patches of natural co1ored skin began
to appear, and In less than a month ! was cered. am now,
passed forty years of age and have skin as soft and smooth
as a baby's. Hoping that others may benefit by my expert
encc, and ~regretting that sensitivencss forbids me from dis
closing my name, am yours gratefully,
I LII. NJ, Boston, Mass Sept. 80, 1900
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11

The national debt of the United
States is only about So to every $500
of It's wealth.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11

Assisted by CuNcura Ointment the great skin cue, for preserving, purifying and
beauhfytng the skin, for cleansing the UAlp of crushl scales ant dandTuf, and 1.-The stop
ping offImng hair for sorhhng. Whitening. and healing ed rough and sore hands: for
nursery Millions Of Women ueC UT1cURA SOAR in the fom of athst for annoying trHa
lions inhammahons, ant exconatons oil too free or offensive pergphaHon in 1.-THE form Of
Wahesn ru Herahvew eaknases,a nj for many sanahvea nusepHcp purposes whichr readily
suggest themselves to women and especially mothers. CuuCURA soAP combines dell
Geandng Ingredients and the most refreshing of dover odors No amount of persuasion
can Induce those Who have once used these greats skim purifiers and beauunegt to use any
Oterse especially forp preserving and purifying the skin, scalp, an hair II infants and
children: No other msdcgtM soap 70 be compared With tfor preserNng. purifying, and
nmserv Thus 1t combines in ONE SOAP at OE PRICE, the BEsTsk skins and complexion
aoap.a I'D he BEST toilet and baby soap in he word. Soldb b an duggsh.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11

WHAT DO YOU TAKE ME- FOR?"
friend of mine. and he'll discharge
you"
What do you take me for?" the bo-
gus letter carrier inquired.
can idiot" was the heated reply.
Stunt for you!" replied the man.
Pm a laundryman. Say, where does
your husband have his laundry work
done?'
Then the irate lady sneaked off
down the street, endeavoring to con-
ceal her bushes. She discovered her
mistake and was "just dying to laugh"
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-04-11

Consisting Of CUIICURA SOAP to Cleanse the
skin Of crustS and scales, and soften the thick
ened cuticle, CUTICURA OINTMENT to instantly
allay itching, irritation, and inflammation, and
SOOthe and heal, and CUTICURA RESOLVENT
to cool and cleanse the blood, and eXpel humOr
germs. ASINGLE SETiS often sufficient to cure
the most tOrturing, diSfiguring skin, scalp, and
blood humOrS, raSheS, itchingS, and irritatiOnS,
with loss Of hair, when the best physicians,
and all other remedies fail.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

Building permits have been issued to
w. H. .Eustis for the erection of the j.
l. Case company's new seven STORY ware
house at the corner of Seventh avenue
and Third street S, to cost $65, 900; also
to the Minnesota Moline Plow Works
company for the erection of a fve-story
brick warehouse at the corner of Third
street and Fourth avenue N, at a cost OF
$4,000.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
SPORTS
ONE OF MR.. BRYAN'S KIND
A 16 TO L BASEBALL GAME
The Varsity Nine Wins Again From
Central High-Changes in
Varsity Team.

Captain Freeman moved the university
players around a little yesterday, putting
Varco in the middle field bringing Allen
in to short field and moving SoIem over
to second base. Kearney, Plymat and
Metealf were in their old positions and
Chase was in right field, which is usually
occupied by Hurley. Leach was again be-
hind the bat. He looks like a fixture for
the place. Wiger pitched five innings and
without particularly distinguishing him
self did very fair work. Catlin finished
the game.
Jack Bidlake was in the box for the
Central highs during the first four inn
ings and held the "U." team down, but
in the fifth he made an aerial journey
which added ten runs to the university
score. Northrop and McGrory also came
to the aid of the collegians when runs
were needed.
The practice games with the university
nine will be Of much benefit to the Cen
trail high school. Yesterday was the first
time that the whole team was together.
They will give better account of them
selves each game. Only one score was
made yesterday, but it at least saved a
shut-out. The university secured sixteen
runs.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

With every block. of Ash Rapids issued. 9
GOLD bond bearing 9 per cent interest and
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
U. S. JOCKEYS FAIL
Unable to Keep Up the Records Made
i'm England.

London, April 1S.-The friends of the
American Jockeys now in England are SO
far badly disappointed at the season :
work. Not single American appeared
at Leicester yesterday. L. Reiff has lost
fifteen out Of twenty races, ]. Reiff thirty
one out Of thirty six, and Maher sixteen
out Of twenty. These failures are at
tributed to the fact that most Of the
English jockeys have adopted the Ameri-
can style of riding and to the immature
condition Of the American mounts.
One of the immediate results of the
American invasion is the appearance on
the turf of a new racing saddle with slid
ing sttrrups which is warranted to give
jockey an American seat without effort
on his part.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

MINNESOTA AND NORTH DAKOTA LAND.
81, ,150-Red Lake county, 100 acres in S-15S-4 A.
$550-Red Lake county, 80 acres in 2S-15S44.
81, ,000-Red Lake county, $50 acres in 20-152-4 40.
$250-Becker county, 49 acres in 14-13S-41
$640-Chisago county, 160 acres in 6-37-2O.
$1,O50-Marshall county, 100 acres in l and
12-154-45
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TRIAL RACE MAY A
The New Shamrock Will Then Race
the Old.

Glasgow, April 13-It has been pro-
visionally arranged that the cup chal-
lenger will have her first trial with the
Shamrock l., either in the Solent or out
side the Isle Of Wight, May 4. Sir Thomas
Upton and George L. Watson visited the
Dennys' yard to-day and urged the has
tening of the work. Unavoidable delays
have so retarded the construction Of the
Shamrock II. that every effort will be
required to have the challenger ready
for launching Saturday next. Between
300 and 400 men are now working day
and night, putting the finishing touches
on her hull. Her spars are completed
and the builders promise to have her
mainmast stepped within an hour after
the boats taking the water. The she'll
will Immediately be taken south to be
fitted out for her trials. In order to dis
tinguish the Shamrocks, the challenger
will be painted white at first; but before
she starts in the cup races, it is expected
she will be coated with the familiar
green.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

Rooms sim

Of CHICAGO, is at the NICOLLETHOTEL
this city, where he will remain until April q, to
cure Suffering, Stammering, Hesitancy, Lisp
ing and all forms of Speech impediments. My.
method removes the cause stammering
therefore the cure is permanent The only
scientific and successful method known and
practiced. IGUARANTEEA A CURB IN A FEW
DAYS have made speciality of speech i'm
pedments for the past so years and have cured
over 2, 500 cases. Read the following from
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
Sporting Notes.

The Pilsener four back bowling badge was
won last night by Fiss Scholer, who tied with
Winkler. The scores were Scholer 82
winkler, SO; L. Wahlstrom, 70; C.. Wahl-
strom, ~; j. Vosiker,, as.
Eddie Santry, of Chicago, was knocked out
in the second round at the Colorado Athletic
Club, Denver. last night, by Young Corbett,
of Denver. Terry McGovern was on for
four-round exhibition with Danny Dougherty
Young Corbett challenged McGovern and the
match will be pulled on in Denver on the
latter's- return from the. coast.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
Higbee to Leave Albert Lea.

Special to The Journal.
Albert Lea, Mimi, April I'm. R. Higbee,
the trainer who developed Dunton Oh So
into the 2:0S class, expects to leave in a few
days with string of six or seven horses,
most of them young and without records,
for Davenport, Iowa, where he will develop
campaign such of them as he thinks will be
profitable. He leaves Albert Lea because
there is not good track upon which to speed
and develop horses. rs
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
seU,, ScheduIe for Next WeeL-

The University-St. Paul High series of
baseball games has been called off at the
request of the ST. Paul boys, and the follow
ing schedule has been substituted
April 15-South High, Northrop field
April 16-Hamline Medical College, North
rop field.
April 17-Macalester, Northrop field.
April 18-St. Paul Central Northrop field
April 19-East High, Northrop field.
April 20-St. Paul League, Lexington park.
April 22-Shattuck (probably), Northrop
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wiz Fly From Chicaro.l

Homing Club, left last night for Chicago.
where he will nberate three pigeons, each one
Of which has made good records. The same
birds were liberated at Black River Falls.
Wis, last Sunday by r. B. Farnsworth. and
they reached the home loft the following
day. The distance is $50 miles, and the birds
were In the best possible condition
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

6l7 Andrus Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
THE SPOKANE CHRONICLE REFERS 70
the mines of the Salmon River Mining Conn
pany as immense, well developed and<rich.
With stock on sthe ground floor only cents
a, share. now is the time to get an interest in
this. Address Salmon River Mining Conn
pany, Spokane, Wash, or Bank of Commerce
Building. Minneapolis, MINI.
WILL SELL HALF MY STOCK IN GOOD
copper mine at great sacrifice Must do this
to save balance. It will pay to investigate
this. B 949. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
FURRIERS


FUR WORK IN ALL BRANCHES-REPAIR-
ing, remodeling and redyeing; dyeing nat
urRl otter garments in seal color a specially
Good style and perfect fit guaranteed; lowest
prices during dull season. Furs stored and
insured at lowest rates. Garments left now
for repairs stored. free Of charge Will call
for goods. Telephone or send postal; refer
ences given: 80 years experience A. REL
NER, practical furrier, Is 9Th ct S, corner
Hennepin. Phone. N 2729i J-3.
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! wANTED-REAL ESTATE

TO BUILDERS-WILL OFFER FOR TEN
days fine corner Q2Oxl57, 16-foot alley, Du-
pont-25th avs, at $1,000. Improvements paid.
Fark trees. Cars one block. Owner, 949,
Journal.
CASH PAID FOR BARGAINS IN WILD
and improved lands, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas. Mail legal de-
scriptions. E. F. Lambert 1923 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis.
WANTED-DWELLING, ON NORTH SIDE,
worth about $1,000; give number of rooms
and location Address r s52, Journal.
WANTEGFOR ABOUT s2,3OO CASH, AN
eight-room house, in east half of eighth ward.
Give size of lot and house number. Box 53S,
Minneapolis s9s-s
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} NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DAVID C. BELL INVESTMENT co.
No. Ill 4th st. S.

DAVID c. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
No. Ill 4th st. S.
$225-Win be submitted for 45-foot
lot on Fremont av S, between
Lake and 31st st; east front.
$250-Will be submitted for a good lot
on Sd av S, between Both and 9th
SITS; city water.
$450-Will buy a very fine corner on
Stevens av and S4th st; look it
up.
$4OOO-For 70 feet on Park av by 24S
feet deep, running through to
Columbus av; this is certainly
bargain; some of the best Park
av residences in the same block.
S550-Monroe st NE, between Spring
and Summer; a 40-foot lot, with
all improvements in street and
paid for.
$600-Will be considered for very fine
east front lot cn Chicago av, be-
tween Lake and S1st sts; sewer,
water, walk and gas.
S6O0-S200 cash, balance per cent,
takes a fine lot on Park av, be-
tween 32d and 33d sts
S750-Will be submitted fer q 40-foot
lot ON 1st ay S, between 25th and
26th SITS; sewer, water, gas, curb
and gutter now in; stone walk
will be put in and paid for by US.
S50O-For a large lot on Portland av,
between 34th and 35th SITS; size 49
x11S.
$325-Oakland av, between 2Sth and
18th SITS; east front lot; lies fine.
$300-Elliot av between 2Sth and 18th
SITS; stone walk, water and gas.
$75-For a lot 46x127, on 18th av N,
between Upton and Vincent avs;
on main thorcughfare.
$175-Lot on MiDnehaha av, between
32d and 33d SITS; east front; 40X
$50.
$225-Will be considered for 200 feet on
Morgan av N, corner 35th av, by
12S feet deep.
$225-For very fine corner on 9th st
NE. corner 18th av; size 55x165;
city water.
$150-Will be submitted for east front
lot, 40x131, on ''E'' st NE, which
is a continuation of 18th av Sc,
between Division and Winter;
sewer and water in street.
$250-Southwest front lot, 41x157, on
7th st Sc, between 18th and 18th
avs.
$2OO-Fine east front lot on 18th av
Sc, between Como and Tai
madge; water and walk.
$1OO-Will be submitted for lot on
Emerson av n, between 33d and
Bath avs; size 45x127.
$200-Penn av n, between 29th and Goth
avs; lot is 42x126; water and
walk
$4OO-For lot on 11th av N, between
Humboldt and Irving avs; size
75x118.
$150-4th av S, between 98th and S9th
SITS; east front.
S170-5th av S, between Goth and 9th
SITS; east front lot; 40x131.
Call for our Catalogue of Bargains.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
ALBERT III. HALL,
Attorney and Counselor,
Minneapolis, Minn.

DR.. E. L. Rivenburgh, April 10, 1901.
Dear Sir:
1 gladly acknowledge and certify to the
very remarkable cure you have effected in
my nephew, Arthur Hall. His stammerinR
impediment was one of the worst cases tnat
has fallen under my observation. Arthur is
sensitive, nervous boy, and the unfortunate
impediment has been the source of great
embarrassment and hindrance to him and the
occasion of great solicitude by his family.
l have myself an especial sympathy for one
so afflicted, as suffered the same sad expe-
rience when lad of Arthur's age and was
able to cure myself by course Of lifelong
painstaking and self-control
In something less than three weeks time,
Arthur is able to speak and read without
hitch or hesitation and in apparent ease. In
deed, an easy and deliberate habit of speak
ing, free from stammering or suffering, has
succeeded his former impediment, whicn was
so serious as to almost prevent any extended
communication by him to others.
Your art, as you, have explained it to me,
is the very simplicity Of nature. My own
painful individual experience enabled me to
quickly understand its application and effect
In commencing you and your successful
treatment to the stammering and the stutter
Ing. ! but do you justice, and / should bs
glad If, in so doing, l may in some way aid
the afflicted to source of relief
Very sincerely,
-Alhart IT Hall
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
NURSERY STOCK


NURSERY TREES, 3-INCH, slips. J. C. Shil-
lock. 2807 18th av S. S1s Phoenix. Tel. 22SO-L.
ROSE HILL NURSERY-LARGEST NURS-
cry near the twin cities We plant and guar
antee. Stock shipped to all parts Of the
country. Call or send for catalogue. Take
Como-Harriet car to Belt Line railroad, walk
north on railroad one block. turn to right
two blocks to nursery.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
BELGIAN HARES

TWIN CITY RABBITRY, 1881 10TH Av s.,
breeders of fine Belgian hares at lowest
prices. Young and old stock for sale.
SUNNYSIDE RABBITRY-PEDIGREE BEL
gian hares; good does, already bred, $5 each ;
youngsters, 81 per pair 627 Madison st NE.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
PAROUET FLOORING

PARQUET FLOORS LAID AND FINISHED
by experts. Refinishing a speciality. De-
We will soon move to ground floor location
K. V. Hurlbut & Co.. 443-4 Andrus building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

180 ACRES, SIX MILES FROM ANOKA; 100
acres under plow, balance meadow and tim
Der; fine creek runs through; segen-r0om
house, granary, large barn; farm is in fine
running order; 81, 600; may be cheaper. Ju-
lius Crosse Co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

10, 600 ACRES, ALL IN ONE TOWNSHIP,
Through which the Northern Pacific railway
runs; good hardwood timber land; So 10 per
acre; will: retail for 81 and So per acre 200
acres, one-fourth mile from station; log
house. stable, well; 10 acres under plow; S.
per acre. "A acres, beautifully situated on
Cedar lake, six miles west of Aitkin; 30
acres seeded to fax; rich loan SOIL one mile
from station; s., 900. 3. M. Hungerford, Ait
kim Mimi
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

FrOpefueS IN Une LANE Ot TIE WOODS
DISTRICT, Western Ontario, Canada
Are UNITED STATES BONDS SAFE? Are
they any safer than Ash Rapids stock when
guaranteed as follows:
With every block of Ash Rapids issued, a
GOLD bond bearing 9 per cent interest and
of equal face value to be issued. These
GOLD. BONDS to be issued and guaranteed
by financial institutions Of unquestioned
strength and. integrity Bonds to run Is
years.
Do you agree that the investment is ABSo-
LUTELY, SAFE? That in addition to the
guaranteed return of every cent invested.
with 8 per cent interest, your sharing in ali
profits from the immensely rich properties of
the ASH RAPIDS should make the invest
ment not only SAFE but PRoF1TABLEY
THE ASH RAPIDS OWNS THREE PROP
ERTIES, embracing in all 5SS acres. of the
choicest mineral land in western Ontario.
now acknowledged to be the WORLDS
GREATEST GOLD FIELDS. These proper
ties are in the immediate vicinity Of Ontario's 3
great producing mines. In some cases large
sums have already been spent in DEVELOPMENT
work, and in every case numerous ASSAYS
rave shown gold in paying quantities. MANY
ASSAYS BEING FABULOUSLY RICH. A
crew OF men is now at work on the proper
ties Stamp mills will certainly be erected
during the coming summer. What HARVEST
means to the FARMER, STAMP MILLS
mean to FREE MILLING GOLD PROPO-
,SITION THE ASH RAPIDS is almost ready
for HARVEST ,2.
shares, 5000; 1000 shares, $1,000. Nothing less
than 100 shares sold.
Let us repeat:
The ASH RAPIDS GOLD MINING COM
PANY will sell stock. at par, 100 shares for
500; 500 shares for $500; LOCO shares for
s., 900; and with every block of stock sssned
GOLD BOND Of same value, bearing 8 per
cent interest and payable in gold at the end
OF 10 years Bonds issued and guaranteed
by FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS of the high-
est standing and reputation.
The BOND feature makes your Investment
absolutely SAFE
The RICH HOLDINGS of the ASH RAPIDS
IN what experts of INTERNATIONAL REPU-
TATION have called the WORLDS GREAT
EST GOLD FIELDS offer promise Of i'm
menseiy profitable returns
What else do you regard as essential IN a
GIHT-EDGED INVESTMENT?
II, as many Others it seems to you mora
than CAN be reasonably expected-TOO
GOOD TO BE TRUE-write for full particu-
lars. Address
THE ASH RAPIDS GOLD MINING COM
PANY,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-TO EXCHANGE PIANO FOR A
horse and buggy. Howard Farwell & Co.
7e7 Nicollet-
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

of equal face value to be issued. The
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
NUMBER 4s-Continued.

THE EDMUND G. WALTON AGENCY Is
sues printed catalogue with maps of abso-
lutely the best bargains in vacant lots. 800
Hennepin av
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
MOVING AND STORAGE

SAFES. BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN-
cry moved; household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers. Boyd Transfer & Fuel Co., 46 Sd st
S. Telephone Main 656, both companies.
REALTY CO.'S FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAKEHOUEE-Only freproof storage in tho
city; separate fireproof compartments. with
5000 insurance free; complete burglar alarm
system; clean. convenient and accessible
goods called for, packed and delivered; rates
reasonable. 1O6 1st av N. Tel. Main 2O62 J.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
} so0oeee0ee . . eee0ee0sG . . .
j FARM LANDS

ONE FULL SECTION IN WILKIN COUNTY,
215 miles from Tintah; all under
$22 per acre; bargain; crop it.
self viii pay for land in four years without
purchaser touching it. Apply quick. Craig,
e22 Andrus building. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13
NUMBER es-Conttnued.
COPPER GROWN OF ARIZONA.

MINING COMPANY.
!, have y mines and millsite lying between
the Middlemarch. with a 6O-ton smelter in
rull blast and the Black Diamond In big
ore and 150-ton smelter ordered
COPPER CROWN OF ARIZONA CO.
Is crowding development. You can buy yet
l,000 shares, par value 81, for $3.50 cash; 100
shares for SIS. Send for prospectus, map and
Los Angeles Mining Review for copper in
formation.
CHAS. F. POTTER & Co.,,
INVESTMENT BROKERS,
425 First av n.
GREAT REPUBLIC MINING STOCK-I
will pay cash for a few thousand shares of
Great Republic stock. Address T a52, Journal,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-13

FOR HOME OR INVEsTMENT-AWAY
down town, Mary place lot, between 18th and
18th sts, for few days cheap. Apply owner,
Mrs. Cole. Hotel Richmond.