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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
AN0 I TIER
SWINiGijii.FF

A complaint eharlinH ehafaea n
RAMSEY With obtaining money u
DEF false rfaieHHeH Haa flied n Jus
tlee eiearHHa court this morning by
the pnttgei RAmauy WIS Hrrenteu
YeatetAax afternoon by Detectives
remnant and Kennedy on Sixteenth
avenue. II II alleged thut he has
heen MefHinr a CLEVER naak agency
sNlndir la seattle Ter nonte uae.
often making as hiEh a. 5000 q
niuuth
itHmneY represented that he WHH
the agent OF John WanAnaher a
Go. 81 New York and WAS teiiing e
musical work valued at tse for 81.
lie came to Seattle, SGT the names OF
ait % the prominent music teachers.
then proessaed n take orders Tot
the book from them Money Genre
very easily Sext he sol the uAIHeg +
Of their papila and was pfeeee linH
20 work them When he wac az
rested.
II IL alleged that he In IN no way
connected with the wanatnhhat
firm and that he never has hesh
known 10 deliver q hook for which
he has taken an order aud received
an advance payment
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TREY ARE NOT BURCLARS

After a mast MtleteNs trial In the
Rellea court Fred MllIsl aud Jamsa
nu0y ssrre dismissed from charKe
u burglary The men we're arrested
anaer circumstances that t0r time.
4 MAS thought, would land them be-
hlnN the bars of he penitentiarA At
tetsHsS Tom isaKe huG va uaNel de
fense and the trial was tHfsa.
The men we're arrested IN tue act
Of tfNtnN 10 take OF tle deef 81 a
fssAn IA a ipdeins foam below Yes
hH Nay Iuder tlte circumstances
thef could not We'll explain their aes
tlcaa und SO went td tAib where a
efsafee II burglary was n'agea
aHaiust thunl Iutfl the trial Neatsrs
day the full facts u the ease did not
come aut
s II developed that the men had haeh
artnRsnK the night before With. Mag
sit Maxwell. the Wuuian Who uegus
pied the taelu that they wcte found
TWINS 10 enter THE Wenan adj
mltted On the staaa that she inNit-
81 them 70 eoine up and sec her some
time. They we're told that whea teel
calav up they must take OF their
shves 50 that they would no, disturb
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FIGHT to Eleven The list early morning sssss tina,

Washington view Tablets. TIC
sort for iFs.
Thin Austrian China Teaeups and
saaeerH, very pretty floral spray.
touch ef geld on handle Regular.
" g. ~ dozen. frem to II. AT Zee
sAfh. puiN 70 buyer.
Austrian China Dinner Plates
very thin. HauH style and dseafs >
tons a. teas above Regularly
8 p auNsn. ffsm to II at isc each
Handed roEeslain ftawis nice for
faup. etc Regularly iea each.
from : to II. Friday at Sc Only
J 60 a customer
Cream Oriental fsAees, I TO Ell
Inches side. hns net tsp aud heavy
Venice edges. rev designs. zoe.
sc and 3ze value. from = ~ II. at
lie.
white Linen Baby nlhs. dsasn
work borders large size. very fine
quality. Worth regularly sc. from
10 n. al isr,
Caiesed Satin Tansta Rlbhon.
full inches wtdh. suitable for
aSshee. neekweaf. str. every com
ceiNahIe shade To choose from
guaranteed pure silk worth ssc
yard. from : 10 II. AT fee.
white Cotton Curtain Loops
washable worth sAe pair. from q
to III. : peirr for C
Turkey Red Table n4mAsk. 81
inches vide. good assortment Of
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SOC L
DOIGNGg

The cotiiiIon club entertained a
large number Of frisnes last night
IN iIttiss hall
Mrs. A. W. Engls WAS ths hostess
Of the Wednesday Card club. which
met AZ hst residences. tts Terry sAs-
enue
large number Of young people
enjoyed the dance given b. the Viz
Cub. Tuesday evening. In Little >
The Eaght-Thirty cineh Club met
Tuesday night at the home OF Mia~
HeAtxfes Wright. l0ls Madison street
The Seattle Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine gave q ball last night Ia the
Denny hotel. IL was one 81 the So
ciat events OF the week. Many mem
hers trofn different places In the
state we're present. The Turkish
Patrol. an auxiliary Of the Mystic
Shrine. and the Daughters of fsis
were present In their brilliant attire.
Maaiser furnished the snusie. Tn.
decorations were beautiful and the
whole affair was great success.
Mrs Colbert. on Aloha street. en-
tertstHsd the Thursday Afternoon
Club to-day. Dainty Refreshments
we're served.
Mrs. Alexander y. McEwan. ais
Terry avenue. gave q children y
party Monday afternoon In honor Of
the sfh birthday of her little dauxf1-
Ter. Marion. About 20 little frfeads
were present. II was one Of the
pFetts~~t juvenile affairs given fof .
long time.
Mrs. Arthur + Hawiey and Miss
tenofa Mctirath entertained mum
ber 81 friends nj cards yesterday af-
tsrnopn- Miss weart was the guest
of honor.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
is1Id a handkerchief bazaar in the
rariorz Of the church. corner Of
Third avenue and Marion street. The
sale will last tomorrow afternoon
and evening Home made candies
and cakes will q 80 be on sale
Mrs. WIN ~. Parry will entertain
The 0rptee Club tomorrow afternoon
At her home. 1911 Queen Anne av-
enue. A fine musical program has
been arranged ard u II expected TO
be a very Interesting meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. MccIanahau
left this week for Southern Callf0r-
mia. where they will visit Mr.. Nc
Cianahan.H mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis q. Brace an
nouHc~ the engagement Of their
daughter Reda Evelyn to Matthew
Edward Seurry The wedding IL set
for December IL
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the either dodgers Ia the house II
the hey was on the insiiH et the
deof they we're te gome IN That
would he the sisn that ahe wan At
home she failed Ia state. however
that there were two iaeks IN thu
deaE
1ne men went up % the renm after
they hat collected a lstHer quantity
ef ltaHar than they enula easily eaff|
~ They found that the key. at
least 0na Of them. WAS Oh the inside
ef the da0F, 50 statted 10 So IN Te
theif surprise they feand that there
WHa another lock and that by V the
deer WAS fastettsd The emily way
So sci In seemed t. he - hraak
the lock 81 take the door on conn
pIrteiy 'rhes decided ON the latter
course ana we're caught, 1she lad,
WA not ia her rean and there the
trouble stated. Nntll the trial II
was not known that the men we're
Invited guests Instead ~ burglars
fhs rich hrasus Of nufN added
consider h's tp the metrlment IT the
eauft thtfdfa Judge George deg lifted
that the men were guilty ~ nothing
Iaofe than a slight indlsefetian. Hae
80 discharged thep.
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Hack Satin neits With osodiEed
tueklea. besh for front and back.
Regular prsrs CSC. from : 20 II 81
ssc'
uoid plated beauty pins, with
fancy settings Regularly To-
each. from . % II. ; for tef.
New Home Linen. finished
thread black only full stas sf-oeiH
Regularly Sc spool. from to II.
at lrs
Hooks ard eyes. with hump-baek
znr sllerssd! .ssss and 4 twa
kslossn ON card VIII net fust. from
4 10 H. at fc card.
CufilnE fFpns. test made. with
Ikiad.a springs. Regularly tic
zach. from TO II. at y
ieeQ taFs kirkiH White Oatmeal
|Issslet Sep From . 10 II we viii
|Ffxs three cakes fer Toe
tne t-aa.@ II Afniea or witch
itassi ts4lNe. tie slss. from 10 II.
~ Iee lar.
fretn to II Tomorrow We viii
bell Castor or. Spirits 81 Gamphor.
e.aenes Pspprrrnarst and Catnphof-
zted CA. at the bottle sAe.
THE hon Marches famous Peanut
IputtIe. frsfsi % II. al Ike ID.
crildrsffr Umbrellas. worth Sc.
firm : 10 II. 1sc.
swell Stationery for Christmas
|rtc htrd. from 30 II at boc 81
KIND for 81 ~. sac ttnd for 7se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
TO
SAVE VANCE

Oily ArIA. psc. THE pstltian %
A. l.. Vance for Communication q ssn-
tence 10 Imprisonment for isf* has
Just been presented 70 tsoyefrof Me-
llrtde BY Esns1rl NeAnaIly Of Taco
ma. The governor has Just returned
from a trip over the state and has
not acted IN tfs matter as yet. The
petition II signed BY a large num-
her Of residents II Pierce county. In
GLIDING many members ~ the bar.
One 81 the principal paints brought
out IL the fact that while the jury
found vsnes xuiltY Of murder W
the nFst degree. they recommended
hifn to the mercy of the eaars A
separate petition y IS handed 10 Gov
sfaar Mcbride whtie In Tacoma on
Monday last. which - signed BY all
the ua@mt~rs Of the jury asking that
the sentence be committed Prose
euflnT Attorney Campbell has ffsd q
protest.
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patterns worth &c yard. From =
g. II. Al 9sc
white Fish Net. % inches vide.
worth isc yard Frofn 60 II. at
lie
Cream Outing. full width. worth
g. yard. Prom ; to II al 5c. 10
saHds TO a customer.
HaYs Eahtsgi shirts. Of heavy
Chsyiat. fancy tucked bosptns. soft
all over. with c5iiar and turs at
tAehed worth tee yard. Fn : to
II. at sc.
ciosin9 out a lot Of rrsen's Fteeeed
tined Undefshifis and Drawers at.
the garment. 2lc
chiidren's white Aprons. sixes I
ard {. worth Toe. From : % II,
a. tic
Chlldren's white aprons. trimmed
with embroidery and heusssiehinr.
Regularly as. ite and SIC. in sixes
4 ard years. From . 10 II.
al csc.
wamen's white shetland weoi
Honey Comb shawiA. worth tit.
From to II, 81 sac
Infants cFoeheted saraues. wofth
toc. trifie soiied From 10 ii.
At sc
Wumen'n Ies wool Fsseinafors.
worth the Frezn ! 20 II. al sse.
Boys outing Flannel Waists.
ages to - YEAR,. worth sbe at
lsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
THEATRICAL


One Of the notable operate organ
izations Of the present season Is the
Foxy CUTLER opera company, with
Mr.. Richard Golden as The star.
which viii appear In this city at the
Grand Sunday night. II IL one Of
the largest organizations Of ifa kind
on the road. aud II IL said 70 be COM
poeed Of principals and a chorus well
yerHed in the exploitation Of the
most popular form Of musical enter
tainu8ent. Great care was exercised
IN selecting the chorus, which Il Of
or unusunl number. In laying out
this opera. De Koven and Smith
planned a number OF choral effects
with characteristic and distinctly
erisinaI music.
Thomas jefferson Tonight
After an absence Of one year,
Thomas Jefferson. In Washington
Irving's masterpiece. RIP Van VIM
kle.' viii be seen At the Grand to-
night. Nowadays, when son Of
one Of our great actors il advertise
Ing TO appear in his fathers plays,
the public IL apt TO become HuH-
pIciouH as 90 the ability OF the son
20 follow IN the foofEtepr Of hia fath =
Or. Such haH not been the case with
Thomas Jefferson. who has been
presenting Rip Van Wrinkle" for the
IAHl Fla NFFFHflh WIN lANtsAlIiHl lie =
quilts. He has actually fallen Into
his fathers shoes. and there are
times ON the stage when his audi
snces really think the elder Jefier-
son r. before fhsm. Thomas IL 10
b. here tonight and the rest Of the
week at the Grand,
Romeo and Juliet
Charles y. Herman and the warde
company win present Romeo and
Juliet at the Seattle thenter tonight.
Tomorrow night Macbeth VIII be
rsbeuted.
Third Avenue
This week The Little Cuteast" ls
the attraction ~ tho Third Avenue
thenfef. There viii be special
matinee Saturday.
aqbe James Boys In Missouri Is
the title of the play that VIII hold
The boards al the uptown house
hext week. A better show than the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
BLIZZARD
TN TEXAS
PANHANDLE

PORT WORTH. Dee. "a terrific
bilsasrd - sweeping ever the TEXAS
faahsntie to-day The thsfmomstsE
has gore down 20 20 degrees hetaw
seru. Travel T. impossible through
thr binding suo~. and Il il feared
taRs a number % persons ma. BE-
host, as shelter IL nearly impaANsbie
70 ftnd on the prafrtss. Thr Iosss.
81 stock wifi undoubtedly he eHer-
nous. as the storm came aiussisf
pithc4t warning. and immense NUM-
esrs Of cattle sere out srsxiuE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
ANOTHER
HARI KARI

rIftfAnEt.PIuA. Dee. .eliaW~ 4
Goodwin. treasurer ~ the A. J cas-
satt company WAS found dead IN his
office this mufnigH N ID a bullet hule
in his head, No motive TOE the sats
eide II known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

CuLFAx, Dee At took ths jury
one hour and NIFTY minutes TO nnd
Henry NJ. Bunting guilty ~ charged.
OF attempted criminal assault on the
person 81 vsssa foanK . fa-y~~r-old
girl. hunting II = young man. Of
good appearance and ~ evidently at
euxiofned 10 work on q farm. The
defendant denied his guilt. but the
story Of the little girl was not xhsk-
en- by croee-examlnattu n.
-
Rstchert Bros. risnoa lie unlen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
Some bargains for Friday gathered from depar
ments-every item under priced to insure prompt selrs

White Wool Blankets. fun ii-t size.
very soft. with fancy eolorea bar
derw, worth " 50. special Friday.
pair tts5#ss.tss fssfss. H<sstb
Novelties ia Fancy Twtlin. sene.
tan and nunsvsiiiue and alpaca
waists. in all tho delicate eotofH.
also plain eolarH and biaek.
worth up 10 a. g. for SB.bS
The Sabbath Library. a eift hook
series. our price IN cloth 2aei
paper. be.
Some titles.
A besotee and Darling.
The Wrestler Of fhillppi.
Titus
Out OF the Triangle.
The DAYS Of Mohammsd.
ChoHit4
The Prince Of shs House Of David.
A Star In Prison.
Ten Nights IN a bar Hoom.
Intfa Muses.
a neubls AtafX
The YuunK Dutch Rider.
Ruby uf Heart Of Gold
The Awakening of kanath Sloane
Paula efssie
In League with the Powerful.
Hrnlds the bonnie ftfief bush.
The I.ampilshier
The znth Gent0fF Handy Rocks.
containing fine assortment af
riRs. hooks and eyes. hair pins.
dafniHF needles. jet hsad shawl
pins. black pins and Z r@psrr Of
sewing needles. this assortment
h NEATLY put zap tn books. and
regularly worth sc book sale
price only .s..ss.sal5s Toe
Ayers kafzagafiilA. 81 60 hattlss
fog ..4sss4t...s .s..sstss. S-e
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swifts Specific. t19s size for,
ts.s.ss sss4+st ssf4s...stssSG SLID
All Mastrine Goods. 81 % size. for
.s..4.4 ..sss.44. s4.....4...- TIE
Hoffa Malt. e0c bottles for SIC
Gatteuta Ointment. Zoe sire. for
s4.95sss. s4sss.... =s5....ss5. ate
Scott Emulsion. 81 o. aiEe. for S5c
Ponds Extract. SOC slxs, for Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

HayT Fancy Ffaur~l B,su..
waists, stth ssilor collar; sees /.
TO 10 years. worth si.fs a, ~
Boys Norfolk niue n,our.
Waists. 10 IL years. worth ..
at sc.
Sc inch all wool Scotch rhev,o..
snowflake effects and fancy ru.r.
iuses- From 20 ii. at sis. usr.h
tiss.
Washable. AIl-weol psals< r.,
ehildren'A dresses. wersh ~ yard
for 2sc.
ft1nnsiette Dressing sscqae1 n
pretty Patterns. fun line ii eoiasx
worth &c. From 20 H.. ii -
Cotton Fleece Dressing szesses
like frs flannel. hsnfssn~ PER
sian patterns. with rufn~a collar
worth Ito From s 10 IL. At ne
Womea'N Feit slippers. felt rele.
wroth 7sc. at ssc.
wemen's io-bntton over garter,
soe value for 80.
Boys Fedora Hats. Regularly
si.xs. fran ~ ii. 1t &c.
Mems Fine silk LINED fioif Cnpe,
fancy stripes ard checks. Herulsf.
y tos. from : 20 II, al &c.
VERY SPECIAL TO II.
women's Black Wooden MIttsus
worth lts pair. From L. II. u
eioss out the hot. At be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

Wskefield's blackberry Hsi.o,.
sc bottles. for -. -. M,
jet Head Pins. with needle points
put up in large fancy cubes ~
ulaF value W. pet cube. ~.
UT" $3.50 .s+sa s=sfsssss4... n
cotton oiaes Corset f4zoSs. sslI /
yards ionEs very best sesllly
spsc lei Friday At. each 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
DEATH MAY BE the PENALTY
epsasemcnt to The Crown Prince Of
Germany.

AWFUL PRICE MISS DEACON MAY PAY IN HER EFFORT TO
"pERFEcr sEAur "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

Tracy and Merrill attraction. Ia
promised by Manager Russell
- tdale Dee. Dee
THE Press club benefit Dee. II. at
the elfan4. - Webe4 a s1eidss sue
eessfui tuft~sqae, Fiddle nee Dee. :
That II IL ene - the finest rsodte
tiers Of its Kind Is xeashsd Ter BY
the rhrBasueHai runs IL has had Ia
New York and San francisco. break :
ing all fetefds
Tfst Fnaftn Eefasnt Of the Press club
u to be congratulated for securing
-f'tadies Dee Dee. and from eufn-
ment by the press Of either cities. Il
deserves the success " has attained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
Friday Bargains

Womenss Patent Calf Lace Shoes.
dun mat top. heavy Goodyear
writed seies. hand eFesa=stltch.
military heels. value fsea, for
wsmsns Wei Kid Lace Ehees.
hand turned soies. kid top, mill-
tsry heels, value u 90. for $3.50
womsn's hoxeelf Lace Shoes.
heavy aoodyeaf wslted soieT. en-
tension edge. military heels
sHiss tate. fof tstsstssss H&.T y
Namens Wei kia Lace Shoes
patent tip. medium heavy soisn.
fair stitch. military heels, value
30 fot saassfassasss.sss .h~
Hays Hlausr suits. Peter rh1mp-
son style. IN navy blue. AGES I. :.
6 and ! years worth ~ 70. for
.4s.5#s#5s8 a.stsfs# ttsss4E4 ssai Nsfsb~
RoYa Long Pant suits. In navy
ulae serge. stEs 10 to V. worth
taco. for .ss...s.s..z ss.s.s ru.b>
Hays Three piece suits. ia dark
gray. school suit aseu 70 -
years. worth tsea. for IDS
Extra Heavy Crash. 10 inches vide.
worth tsAe 4 yard ss,ssstssss Te
Shaving brushes. very best auAi-
~ regular value asa each sale
price only ..4.+4.-4s44.s.= xae
Blanket Robes. a beautiful aEsoFt
snsnt Of celafs ADD Designs North
81 %. special Friday. eAeh rt.tf
German r'ailse. 70 inches vide.
ssna assortmsut Of styles. worth
= special Friday. n yard 7e
Black attk Mafpe1a Psttieehtas deep
plating. with hsmusd f.i.l..
speesaf ..s.... s...4s ns.Hs
81 IL for French Flannel. ssnetiaFt
and alpaca waists. All siHee atii
colore. value np 60 sEssl Nss.ee
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

~~~~N~~N~N~N~~~.~~rN~~~ N~~~N~N~~~~@~~~>>~><s~~~
OFFICIAL PUBLlCATIoN-sEALE PRO
posals-.Contract Work--Cement Curbing from
South Maple TO South. oak-office OF City
Engineer, Brainsrd, Mimi, June 3, 1907
Sealed bids will be received by the City Civil
Engineer of the city of Bratnerd, at his Office
No. 2 Sleeper block, until 6 o'clock p. m.
Monday, June ls 1902, for putting in curb
stone Of cement; work to be done is on 9Th
st s, from the south line of Maple to the
south line of Oak. Length Of curb and gut
ter, 1882 feet. According to plans and speci,
ficationssi the city engineers office
"A bond, with at least two (2). sureties, or!
"a certihedSche Of at least ten (1o) per cent
of the gross amount bid, must accompany
each bid Said bond shall run to the city Of
Brainerd, and said check shall be made pay
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
r. K. WHITELEY, City Engineer.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UN-
til June 20 for the erection OF & brick block
at Wheaton, MINI. Plans and specifications
can be seen with the owner, Annie Leaser.
who reserves the right, to reject any or all
bids. Annie Leassr, Palmer house, Wheaton,
Minnesota.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
FuRRIERs..

4. REINER. PRACTICAL FURRIER. l5 sth
ct S. Ears, stored and insured at lowcst
rates; garments left Cor repairs or altern-
tions stored FREQ OF charge. Old otter gar
ments dyed sea! color; guaranteed not to
crock Faded mink garments blended, re-.
storing color; old scnI garments rcdyed 10
look like new: all work at summer prices.
Orders taken for new garments at special
prices during summer months. Both phones.
Don't fail to see Rainer's exhibit at the fair.
Finest showing OF furs In the northwest.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
FARM LANDS

FOR sALE-sECTIoN s-24-ls7-47, 400 ACRES
in crops, two good wells, fine grove, buildings
cost over $1,000; six miles west from Barnes
vlle; only s27 per acre. adjoining s.s lands
selling at s3o II. G., Kinney & Co., Barnes
yille Mimi.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
WANTEDREAL ESTATE

WANTED-To BUY 9 TO 12-RooM MODERN
detached dwelling, with barn; large lot; give
number, description of house and price. Ad-
dresss ]. G., 25 Chamber Of Commerce,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
[>LYoIkQs1T.-Hos-LaI
~ z& SIX SPECIAL
BARGAINS. I
= .s..- DON'T. FAIL l--
~ TO
T. \

r. SEE THEM 49,.
So, ,5oo-Great loss, but you are the
gamer; fine, large l2-room brick
house, full basement city water
stone walk; house arranged for two
families; all on a, nice lot. facing :
= east, f6 feet on Main st NE and 1s5
feet deep; walking distance; here
is a northeast snap that can't be
beat; this price good for four days
: only: ,... :
$1,5oo-Warm, we'll built, seven-room
house, newly papersd and painted:
Screens, storm windows; fine shade
trees: large lot, 40x131; sewer, city
water and stone walks all paid for;
house is No. s13 Harrison st NE;
look it over: walMng distance;
!, rents Sis per month; never vacant;
,,so no doubt tta, goed ot 4,n,s bargain
cling 9Th st Sc, near 10th -ay.
facing east on 4th st, close to 26th
av Ne; title good; lot will te
decided clear for $125 cash.
81, ,500-Elegant rine-room house, all
grained down stairs, city water, hot
and cold water, hot water heat up, I
stairs: line porcelain bath tub, nice
marble wash bowl best siphon
closet; III fact, complete fur
nishad bathroom: best Of plumb
ing; fine gas fixtures; house can be
used for two families if so desired;
Screens: sepesl % good barn and bugsy
shed, all in frst-class repair; stone
walks; nice lot, facing east, on
Longfellow ay, close in; this no
=. DOUBT is one ct the old-time snaps;
/ don't fail to get il: -
PAUL BEUHLER,
-y.. Io.,f .-rt--
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
MINES AND. MINING

SIX EAGLES rs THE BIGGEST MINING
proposition In America. Mines are better
than the United Verde, from which Senator
Clark is taking $4,000, 900 annually. Write
for information. We can convince you..s Six
Eagles Mining Co... loan and Trust
building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
BOARD WANTED

FIRsTIcLAss FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
board, July !; central location;, by a. lady sem-
ployed through the day. Address 1886, Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
cows, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC

COOP FRESH AND sPRINGING COWS FOR
sale, singly or in car lotds at from s25 to s35
each at Cow Exchange; time given to re-
sponsible parties. South St. Paul, Mimi.
FOR sALE-TWo OR THREE .F1RsT-CLAss
family cows, fresh and big mixers; also
heavy work team. Inquire of Robinson, 61st
st and Lyndale av s.. ~
RAISE YOUR OWN FEED; LAND FOR
rent cheap; all plowed, ready for crop; tools
furnished. 1927 26th av s.
FOR SALE-TWO LEMON AND WHITE EN-
glish setter dog pups; beauties; 10 weeks Old
p. o.. Box 354, Fosston, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-11
MACHINERY AND ENGINES

IRoN-WoRKING AND WOOD WORKING
machinery; largest stock in the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 Sd st s, Mpis.