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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-28
REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE
IMPROVED

. . 4 : y r =.sa
av, issue rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Real Estate Lists
EDMUND G. WALTON's ECATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats Of suburban lots on
application at Office, 300 Hennepln az
PARTIES SENDING INFORMATION THAT.
will lead to sales OF property will receive a
percentage, 24O5. Journal.
81, 400, ON EASY PAYMENTS, BUYS HOME,
eight rooms, full lot, good condition; Aldr1ch
ay s. good neighborhood. Darrow, S22 Guar
anty. - :
for comfortable home. in Taylors Falls. MINI;
price 81 200; would exchange for Minneapolis
renting property and assume reasonable mort
gage. Apply room 221, Bank Of Minneapolis
building, Nicollet and Sd ST.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-HOUSE, 2444 11TH
ay 8. rooms, in good repair; sewer, water,
gas stone walk and steps; big lot; nice lawn.
~. 600. il sold soon:
SIS, ,O00-,A GREAT BARGAIN, LARGE, I'M
proved business corner on Goth av N:
will bring rental of $3.50 per month: /: size
! Il 110xl10; large 3-story solid brick block
/, on corner; three dwellings; in good
repair and always rented. Easy terms:
CITY RBALTY ~ etce's CO. Eos BOSTON BLK
s., ,o50I221S 18th AV S, 6 ROOMS. RENTS
for $12 per month. This is very cheap.
CITY REALTY co, 2o5 BOSTON BLK. !
Ss50-GOoD HOUSELFTVE ROOMS, EAST
front No. 1901 Summer place.
$76O--S26 Bassett placei rooms, east 'front.'
this house alone is worth more than
the price asked: a - iTg ~ q
$1,0O0-lSH E 31st st; this always rents we'll
and would make a pleasant home for the
.r, price,. y. Ms5r Il ~. t&
s75o-3ols 18th av S, a neat home. five rooms.
east front. = @.z-, ;sz Il
CITY REALTY. CO.. 2o5 BOSTON BLK.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ES-
tate; $500 automobile. electric ,Stanhope; fine
rig and in good condition; will pay cash differ
ence for good improved property: q. w. Stiles
Temple Court. $3.50 8
s4.o00-TERMs TO SUIT BUYS NEW EIGHT
room all modern house, on a. large lot, with
maple floors up and downstairs, back plas-
tered, large pantry front, back and attic
stairs. furnished in red oak, with mantel in
living room, seat in hall. furnace and laun-
dry in basement; nickel-plated plumbing CON
nected with water, sewer and gas. 25l7 Har-
riet av. 635 Lumber .Ex change.
$500 BUYS THE HOUSE AND LOT AT 1913
Colfax av N; 500 down and balance on time
to suit purchaser at. g. per cent. Nickels &
Smith, 311 Nicollet av. ss..E &sts. .ss:-.
FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS CALL ON
the Title Insurance. and Trust Co.
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. JAEGER & .TORELLE, =..,s
$40 Bank of Commerce building
BARGAIN Only 81, 800 tor 60-acre farm on
- IN -. bicycle path, two miles east of
SCOTT CO., Shakopee. Good fourroom
MLNN. house, with fine cellar barn,
- granary, corn crib, chicken
house, sheds. well, pump; soil,
-. <.",: black sandy loam; a large num-
Der of. currant and gooseberry
;a''~,. a bushes 1000 strawberry plants,
D.. . three cows, one good work
horse, so chickens. all kinds Of
s-----~s machinery and tools. including
- new iDeering harvester. seeder,
sulky cultivator; ETC.; also
=, some hay and feed go with the
s.1f 80 farm. Apply ediately.a -:
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MINES AND MINING


FOR SALE-54O SHARES LUCKY DRIVE"
Oil Co.: 925 shares Gladys Oil Co.. and LOCO
shares Guarantee Oil Co. stock at 10c a share;
Lucky Drive and Gladys are dividend payers;
companies are not selling any more stock:
Guarantee will pay dividend in July: all own
Texas; these stocks at price offered are snaps,
and frst-cass investments; j need money.
1907, Journal.
FOR sALE-2,500 SHARES GREAT REPUB-l
lie Gold Mining Co. stock at &c share; COM
pany price zoe. need money. SlO9, Journal.
OUR RAMBLER OF WYOMING.
NO. / tunnel in 440 feet has cut ore; July
Is, should reach big ore body.
The North Americsn Copper Company, $2os-9
600, 900 capital, absorbs Ferris -Haggerty mine;s
aerial 15-mile tramway and 5oe-ton smelter.
This makes home market for Rambler Mining
Company ore. We offer e0,0co shares Ram
bier Mining Comoanv's stock at % cents per
share.
81, 900 worth for $780,
& $100 worth for s25
Send for last report.
Charles F. Potter & Co.. Investment Bro
kers, Is Ith St IS.
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LAUDERDALE & CO., TEMPLE COURT,
have cottages for rent at Excelsior; four-roonf
unfurnished; eight-room furnished; and Zum-
bra Heights. furnished; fine.
NORTHLAND, FIRST STATION ON GREAT
Northern, only 20 minutes from the city. We
will erect few houses to suit desirable pur-
chasers and sell on convenient payments. iei
very attractive plans for all-the- -year-round
cottages Northland has many advantagesn
over other points at the lake. Call or write
for folder. George C. Andrews, BOB Globe bldg.
A THREE-ROOM COTTAGE ON THRED
large lots, with shade trees, few blocks from
Orono station, $40 for the whole season. julius
Crosse Co. Boston block .-~. g-.. -
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DAVID c. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
Ill Fourth st. S.

ALL MODERN.
BIO 9th av S, 10 rooms, from Sept. /. 49,. $4,000
1921 Hennepin av, rooms .............. AZ. 90
IS Malcolm av Sc, 7 rooms ............ 800
2421 1st av S, rooms Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1419 Chicago av, 10 rooms, hot water heat 400G
1707 Laurel av, IONS. barn ........... $3.50
1913 Columbus av, rooms ............. 50 100
$500 Sd aY S, IL rooms .................. $500
1413 w 36th st. rooms ..........: ....... 5000
1915 Columbus av, rooms, partly fur
nished ....................... 1890
% w 18th st, 10 rooms, barn. ............ q. 90
-: FLATS. ''.
100 Portland av, fiat c, Z rooms, all
modern. steam heat, from July
$S, from Sept l .................... 800
aOOs Lyndale av S, third floor, 7 rooms,
1all modern .-...........:......:... 1890
29ls Chicago av. 1st floor. rooms, all
modern Observation-Disclosures. 27.00
$50; from Sept. / ................. 1000
2O9 E Grant st, fat A, 6 rooms, all
modern, steam heat, janitor service q. 90
500 18th av Sc, 1st floor, 5 rooms, city
water, sewer, cellar, woodshed.... 1000
........ STORES. -.
1913 Washington av S, 22x90 feet, closet
= In basement Observation-Disclosures. $40. .0c
713 Hennepin av, city wate1, closet 80. $500
2710 Lyndale ay s., cellar, well, stable. 10. GO
412 I'd av s ............................ 41.66
2006 Cedar av ................... 1900
1901 Washington av N .................. 1000
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$1,55o-EXTRAORDI BARGAIN;
four fine lots, one a corner, each 4511N
to alley, with "a very good seven room
house and barn, city water, extra fine
cellar, Woodshed, = storm windows,
screens; house is newly rooted. and
this price includes 500 worth Of new
stone walk: for pleasant home and
profitable Investment look this UP; one
block from w estern "a v car line James
= c. Millard, SOB Phoenix. s..:
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
IMPROvED-Continued.


81. 500 81 ROOM HOUSE, ALL IN THE PINK
of condition, hardwood finish, large east front
families; fne location; Garfield, inside 2sth
Fitzgerald. SolS Aldrich ay S.
s2l0o-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE OF NINE
rooms In fine location. all in the finest repair;
I'd aY s., and 34th; $400 below the market.
Fitzgerald. 3018 Aldrich av S..
s ss.4s5-DoUBLE HOUSE, 6 ROOMS ON 9
q a side, warm, well built and in good 3
g condition. cistern, cellar, city water in e
g the yard; screens and storm windows, g
8: house, thoroughly We'll We'll built, full base s 5:
8 nent, gas and gas fixtures. nicely deco s.
y rated, city water, ETC., etc, on a fine g
& corner lot within an easy walk OF the g
8 business center: rents for $516 year. q
y Think of it., $516; always occupied. This q
e price Is for an immediate sale. 1t will q
g pay you well to investigate at once. 81
g 1878 cash, balance to suit. for a brand 8
5S Beautifully decorated, within easy g
3 walking distance; arranged for two q
3 families; we are offered S2l6 q. year rent 8
q for this house; price sl,475. Farther. q
8 5000 cash, balance monthly payments, 8
3 for a 7-roOm house, we'll built, and 81
g In fine condition, with city water, etc.; g
4ox12s; n one short BLOCK & from ot1s the car
C4 1AA!Os ACoi CuA oS ~ foIiu- AVta 0yJ Oe
81 price only $975, and "a. decided bargain q
6e at the price. = N 81
g $995-8-roona house, near Lyndale and 5s
g 18th avs N, with city water sewer and g
3 gas in the street; stone sidewalk. q
q .$395-Fine east-front lot, 45x12s feet, q
3, 4th av s, near 9th st. q
8 WANTED-For client, the best value 8
3 in a modern house that can be bought b
69 for $500 spot cash. Location, Sun, S
g nyside district; this is strictly busi- q
s ness proposition; money waiting; II 3
3 you want to sell, tell us what you have 8
62 got. s'.' q
g THOMPSON BROTHERS, s.
8 101 South Fourth ST.. &
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LOST AND FOUND

~~~~o~-~~~~U~~ ~-~~>o~~o->~~~~~-
LOST-ON WEST SIDE CEDAR LAKE,
COW, part Jersey, horns removed, two teats
partly grown together. Notify T. N. jayne
Loan and Trust building; both phones
s25 REWARD FOR RETURN OF BLACK
and white bull terrier pup, lost. strayed or
stolen last Saturday; even marked on head
and back; spots size Of eggs above tail. APP
ply to J. Horton, 925 Nicollet.
LOST-GOLD-BO : sPECTACLEs m
case, lost on 4th st or Hennepin av. Please
c. E. Cook. =. E.*,' es.g
FoUND-A COW THURSDAY MORNING :
red cow with halter on. Call Superior boule.
ward, P. Erickson. - =,
LOST-ONE BLACK MEMORANDUM BOOK
Camden car; return to c. A. Smith Lum-
beE Co., and receive reward. r.
WILL PARTY FINDING BLUE PARASOL
at stamp window in postoff1ce please return to
Mrs F. W. Gray, 1872 Nicollet av, third floor.
LOsT-PAIR OF GOLD RIM sPEcTACLEs,
on Bryant and 10th ay NJ; return to 1914
Bryant av N, for reward. J., - +. ..--
LOSFTHURSDAY, A POCKET MEMORAN-
dunn, marked M. NJ. "a, containing a bill and
cards. Return to H. G. Libby, Northwestern
bank, Guaranty Loan building, for liberal re-
ward. -. .--..- . ; -
LOST OR STOLEN-BANK BOOK NO. 12923s,
issued by the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Bank Of Minneapolis. If not returned to- said
bank before July TO- 1902 applica tion will be
made for a duplicate thereof. ...,,
LOsT-ON 26th JUNE INST. (OR PERHAPS
on 9th, before 8 a. m.), between Nos. 122
and liz E 14th st. plain gold wedding ring;
as being his deceased wife's wedding ring.
G.. E.. Journal
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FER & TORELLE,
of Commerce building.
81 ,500-At this low price we
offer the Phillerick cottage,
located near Fairview station.
on shore lot, 40x500. Six
rooms, barn for four horses, :
good condition, aud now rent-
s475 for a fine gasolena
launch, Is deet long, 6 feet
beam, "a inch draft. 6-horse
White engine, new
built two years ago. A very
4 prime condition.
12O feet shore on Crystal bay
by sos feet, with good eight
room house, built 8 years ago.
Boathouse, barn, 81, 200 fra
insurance; near station. Can
100.
So 5000 acres land OF the
best quality, with about 900
feet of fine lake shore. Also:
improvements cost
ing So, 900, consisting of yery
large and comfortable house,
basement barn, etc. The
one, whether wanted
q or as a summer resort.
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80 Bank
FAIRVIEW
COTTAGE
AT A
BARGAIN
wet sink; all in
ed for $3.50 for t
/. GASOLENlE
LAUNCH.
last year. HUI
nle CTdIL anu ]
MINNIE
TONKA
BEACH.
sell for only 81
sMITHT'OWN
BAY .-.
SHORE
| AND
ACRES.
place is a most
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YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE
If you buy farm in the northern part of
Barnes county. There is nothing better on
the market. A few choice improved and
well-located farms can be bought now for SIG.
to SIS per acre. Call or address F. B. Smith,
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= 8
81, 100 FOR A NEW EIGHT -RoOM HOUSE
facing west on Fremont av N near 14th; hard.
wood floors. bath. gas, cellar and basement
built in 1901, ,elot 41x160; this is bargain; An
est and best location of North Minneapolis
Call on us for information. :
-.--t C. A. t-QUIST & CO.,
LOO 4th st s; ;Hs,..
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FIVE ROOMS, GOOD FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping: two months. s16. Three rooms, as
above, one year. STA One house, $25. One
house. $50 Lewiss W. Campbell, Pillsbury
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= CHRISTOPHER W. IfoRR,
COG Bailey building, Seattle, Wash.

sO-ACRE FARM, BROOKLYN CENTER,
eight-room house, good barn, chicken house,
so acres plow land, 80 meadow, ditched, cut
with mower, half acre in raspberries. nice or
chard OF apples and plums easy drive from
Nicollet House, beautiful place; $4,000; con
sidered cheap by adjoining owners. F. D.
ZDiable Land Agency, $40 Lumber Exchange.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

( Are authorities on Lake Mime
AEGER tonka and other suburban prop,
ersy cSnsut them the whether yG,a
and Excelsior. =
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED FLATS-Continued.
FOR RENT-To SMALL FAMILY, NICELY
furnished fiat of five rooms, including piano;
easy walking distance. Rent reasonable. Day,
4l0 Bank of Commerce building.
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W. A. BARNES & CO.,
.-300-30 Nicollet av.

FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE EIGHT
room all modern house; walking distance
between Portland and Park avs; newly decor
ated. GIG E 18th St.
FOR PENTHOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
partly. modern; No. 22o5 10th av S: key at
2207 same avenue
HOUSBS-CITY WATER, SEWER; s12.
seven rooms; $40, four rooms; SO, five rooms !;
ST. three rooms. Bodge. 523 Boston block. ,,
FOR FIRE, TORNADO, BURGLARY AND
plate glass insurance call on The Chadbourn
& sBraden Insurance Agency, No. 1le. Lumber
Exchange. - =
FOR RENT-PRETTY LITTLE HOUSE OF
three rooms, 81. Edmund G.. Walton. 300
Hennepin av.
HOUSE, 1916 HAWTHORN AV: TWO TENE-
ments; modern nine rooms first floor, six
second large lot: walking distance. S. r,
Guild, Lumber Exchange.
LARGE EIGHT-ROoM HOUSE, HARDWOOD
finish, city water well, SIG: Is, w S5th st. w,
w. Clark, 313 Nicollet
FOR RRENT-MoDERN, SIX LARGE ROOMS
down stairs large high lot. good neighbor-
hood; rent cheap II taken soon. 2o0s sth ay 5.
SOME GOOD SEVEN AND tTvE-ROOM
fats within, walking distance, N ON s25 to to
$40, all modern and in good cly i..ltion. Ask
for list. HI. ,E::-Hadd Andrus building.
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FOR RENT-MODERN HOUSE, ROOMS,
1866 Heunepin av, near Loring park. Carl
ton, first floor New York Life building.
VERY PLEASANT COTTAGE, NEWLY PA
pered and painted. S14 9th st s.. SIS.
HOUsES-FROM Sc TO S35 PER MONTH.
Best locality in town. Lewis W. Campbell.
Pillsbury building.
FOR RENT-HOUSE, 1915 HAWTHORN AV,
13 rooms, choice location: rent $50 per month.
Apply at ReSan s. Co.'S, Il 5rh st s.
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FOR sAIE-A FARM OF 1z5 ACRES. m
Auona county Grow townships; good build
ings, with water near. Inquire Of owT At, 76o
Franklin. 81. -
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A GREAT BARGAIN = $1,45o FOR EIGHT
room house on large corner lot; rents for SlS
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SIX AND SEVEN-ROOM FLATS, 9Th ST
and 18th av Sc; also two houses on Oak
! st Sc, Gould 2la Ontario st Sc.
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5000. TAKES 160 ACRES OF LAND IN
southeast corner Of Richland county, North
Dakota; this would be a snap at s25 per acre.
but must go at once. For particulars ad-
dress g., box 35, Olivia, MINI. - $E
A BARGAIN-s10 PER ACRE NET; ALL OF
sections %, % and 81, in 1856, and all Of
sections 5, 7, 8, H. 49, II, in 1866, Lamoure
county, North Dakota. This is good farm
land, black loan, with clay subsoil, and we'll
located for market. Allen & Jones, owners,
7 iohn
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BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD OFFERED

BOARD OFFERED-PLEASANT, NICELY
furnished rooms, with good table board, by
week or day. 1921 orh s.
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OFFICES

LARGE ROOM, WITH TWO WINDOWS,
for tailor, doctor or light business. 424 Mic
ollet av, third floor. Alvin S. Skiles. SO Loan
and Trust building. ssS :~Ets<.z
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WANTED-TO RENT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5.s-b.6-6.o~o.ovc.o.o1cE
: HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO RENT! g
make a specially of renting and &
8 taking care OF all kinds of property, 81
i managing estates, etc. can save you g
s money. Walter l.. Badger, 217 New &
! York Life building. q
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FRIDAY MARCH IA. 1902,
oUTHRlE MusT al ue-

The Katy proposition hangs fire.
The subscription list which was start
ed with a rush several weeks ago, is
at a standstll The Katy people are
growing impatient They want the
matter closed up at once and have
ordered all work stopped until Guth-
rie signifies substantial desire to
see the road built Further delay IL
dangerous. The NJ, X. and T. road
win not come to Guthrie unless right
of way and depot facilities are first
secured by Guthrie 1t will cost much
money to purchase the right of way
and hot air will do little or 10 goSd.
II Guthrie wants the NJ, X. and T.
road the bonus must be raised within
the next FIVE days.
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FOR GOVERNMENT JOBS.

The civil service commission an.
nounces that examinations VIII be held
in the city of Guthrie, Okla, for the
following positions:
Chief engineer (coast and geodetic
survey, March 20 and 26, 1902.
Interpreter (Arabic, Turkish and
Armenian, March 20, 1902.
Computer fbureau of forestry,
March 25. 1902.
Assistant (piece work computer),
March 25 and 26. 1902.
Necessary information concerning
the above examinations can be obtain
ed by making application In person or
by letter to the undersigned.
q. r. Perkins, sa
Secretary.
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~ suffered for four years with what four ply.
sicians pronounced liberation aud prolapsus Of
the uterus writes Mrs. Ada Brooks, Of Kirby
Vile Taney Co.. aissoIr. uAlso Inflammation
Of bladder and urcthra. My case was chronic
and complicated. Had several good physicians
but kept getting worse Had been confined to
my bed hve months when wrote TO you.
received your reply very soon and then dis.
missed my physician and began taking Dr.
Picrces medicines ! took eight bottles Of his
+ Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical
Discovery, and began to get better at once. In
two months could sit up in chair, and kept
getting better. In four months could do all my
house work, including washing and sewing"
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, il sent /yeS on
receipt Of al one-cent stamps to pay
expense OF mailing oHiy. Address DR..
r v. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
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suaeon,s knIfe not Needed.

ougeoh's NhTe not NSSutus
Surgery is no longer necessary to
cure piles. De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve cures such cases at once, re.
moving the necessity for dangerous,
painful and expensive operations. For
scald, cuts. burns, wounds, bruises,
sores and skin diseases It is unequal
ed, Beware of counterfeits
J. N. Wallace.
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a Observation-Disclosures seLsme Move GIgsn
ale rhnn Even the zuyder Zee Proeet.

a Minsonri-ArkAnens scLeme Move GIgan-
ale Thnn Even the zuyder Zee Proeet.
The proposed draining of the Zuyder
Zee, which has been under discussion
for the past century. is popularly look
ed upon as an engineering problem in
land reclamation without a parallel in
contemporary history. The land that
would be reclaimed by this work would
be about 100 square miles.
In comparison there is a work in
this direction now being carried ont
esl0Rg the Mississippi which will re-
claim a tract Of land $500 square miles
in extent. The work of retaining the
ST. Francis basin, which lies on the
west bank OF the Mississippi between
New Madrid, in Missouri, and Helena,
In Arkansas, Is already we'll under
way only a few additional miles Of
levecs being necessary to complete the
artificial banks which are to hold in
check the food waters OF the MississIp-
pL The soil is an alluvial deposit and
therefore. remarkably fertile and ca
pable of the highest cultivation.
A comparison OF the extent Of the st
Francis basin with the combined areas
of Rhode Island and Delaware gives
good idea OF it's magniaure. All Of TINS
area was recently oyernowed by The
waters Of the Mississippi With the
exception of a few gaps there has been
constructed in this work a continuous
line OF levees some 2l2 miles in length
The work has been done under the sd
pervlsion OF the ST. Francis leyee
boards OF Missouri and Arkansas,
acting In conjunction with the United
States government The expenditures
Of the two boards together TO date
amount 10 about IA million dollars,
while the government has expended
about x million dollars additional AL
ready the reclaimed land has appree
Ciated in value many times its original
valuation, and Is now held At $50 an
acre Railroads now intersect the re-
tlalutl aith III otNttai AlAtNhiyiiaf
numerous Industrial establishments
have been built, the population mas
been doubled, and general prosperity
has appeared where originally there
were only waste swamps.
Il is, however not only in the extent
Of the undertaking that the ST. Francis
basin reclamation is notable, but IN the
very low cost at which il has been Ge-
compllshed. The work Of seelaining
about 1900 square miles Of the Nile
valley in Egypt Is now being carried
out by the building of dams at A.
sc&an and Assiont al an estimated cost
OF 25 million dollars. while the entire
reclamation OF the $500 square miles
Of the ST. Francis basin viii not cost
more than million dollars an told, OF
oniy 81 .4s5 per square mile. compared
viii the $1,000 10 the Egyptian re-
elamet --ssssEs.HSesing News.
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There Is more Catarrn In this section OF
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether and until the last few years was
supposed TO be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced il a local
disease and prescribed local remedies. and
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment pronounced IL incurablp.
Science has proven catarrh to be a con-
stitutioual disease and Therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hairs Catarrh
Cure manufactured By f. J. Cheney &
Co. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only constitu-
tonal cure on the market. il is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to o tea
spoonful II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for all cases
II fails To cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address. FL CHENEY & Co.
Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Sold by druggists T5c.
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FIPe!!.

rush to help and syfnpathize And
when some fireman rescues woman
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sEcReTARvs OFFICE.
Two More Terraoral Banks Ready 70
Begin Business.

t'NJ flNfN ttiNfANNloi otlNNa ffNaAI ~
Begin Business.
Territorial charters wera granted
today by seoreta-y Grimes to the
Rufus Connella school supply com
pany Of Lawton capital stock $4,000.
The officers and incorporators are.
Rufus Conn@lla. president; Lula Con
nella. secretary and treasurer; Gil
more Gremilhow. Oklahoma City; w.
f. Lickie, Lawton, and c. A. Connela,
Monroe, Iowa.
The Cashion Society a religious
organization OF Cashion The direc-
tors are. George L. Anderson, J. w.
shryer II. washburn. J NJ Malone
and e. r. Bay. all of Cashion.
The Bank Of Morrison at Morrison.
Nobls county; capital stock $4,000.
The directors are: Fred S. Gum,
Lester B. Gum, James p woolsey Of
Perry, and James T. Bergman Of
Morrison.
The Bank Of Rogers at Rogers, Gus.
ter county; capital stock $4,000 r.
H. Grennell, w S McClung. e. e.
Cressler. okeene. Okla. and c. w.
Cressler Of Scranton, Iowa
Notary commissions were issued to
d. L. Larsh, Norman.
II. S. Emmerson, Stroud.