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WHEAT MOVEMENTS BY ROADS.

Reeeived-Cars-- milwaukee,. ia: Omaha, ii:
Northern Pacific, 81 ...-,- - IL =. : -
Shipped Cars-Milwaukee, %; omaha. 1: st.
Louis, TO- Great Northern. 8; Burlington /:
Northern Pacific, 3; Chicago Great Western, 4.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Sept. 90
Wheat-Dull, strong; cash, 73hc; September,
Corn-Dull; steady; September 6O1ac December.
1850; May. 4O%c. Oats-Dull, firm: September,
Bic; December. 3O1kc; May, 313sc. Cloverseed-
Dull easier; October, $5.65; January. $3.50; No.
2 alsike $7.6OM7.75. Rye-51kc nominal.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. -Close-Wheat
higher No 2 red cash, elevator, 60 Is; septemo,
Corn-Higher, No. 2 cash, 5skc; september-
57Ac; December, 81 p @31Bc; May, 5! Bc.
29Ac; December, 27h @27sc; May, 2sssc; No
white. 24c.
n53O.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Sept: 2o-c lose
No hard, e. q CSC: No. 2 red 651a @66c. Corn,
September, 54kc; December, 3h!ac. Cash No.
2 mixed, SIC: No. 2 white, IS n M59c Oats,
No. white, 81 "A M34c. s.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE. Sept: 2o-Butter-
Cheese-Steady; twins. 1Ohc; daisies. II 1hc;
Young Americas. 11A@11kc. Eggs--Firm; loss
off, cases returned, 20@201ac. Iced Poultry
Steady; chickens, lie. =, .. 81 a.-a,sf.f. ~ ..s
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FEARS LONG DRAWN OUT.

Chicago News.
Diggs-Rounder is quite ILL.,
Biggs-Indeed; His wife naturally has
grave fears about him, 1 suppose.
Diggs-Yes; in fact I think her fears
extend beyond the grave.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 2O:-Closing:
Wheat-Spot firm No l northern spring, IS Cd;
No. red western winter, IS lid; No. Califor-
mia, IS cd; futures quiet; September, 5s 1OAd;
December, IS 1oasd. Corn-spot quiet: American
vember nominal January. As I'D. Peas-Cana-
dian quiet; IS Sd. Flour-St. Louis fancy win
uuiet: IS Sd,
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Sept. 2o.-Cattle-
rec heGeiPts 2o0; steady; good to prime steers nom
stockers and feeders, $2.5O@5.4O; cows, $1.5O@
4 III; hsi eli 81 25@575; Gamers. $1:5O@25o;
fed steeds, saive Western
575. 80 - - ~
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 5000; Monday %, 600;
le1t over, $3.50; steady to strong light and
medium, others slow; mixed and butchers $7.25
@l.S2h; good to choice heavy, $7.5O@I. 80;
f h01gfs e heavy $1;15@74O; light $7.3O@770;
sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs
steady; good to choice wethers. $34O0l4 90; fair
to choice mixed, $2.5O@3.25; western sheep,
SS35O@3: SO; native lambs, $3.5o@s.sO; western
Official Yesterday: Receipts-Cattle. 6.I22;
hogs, 14,147; sheep, 4,521 Shipments-Cattle
4.074; hogs, 3,2l4; sheep, 4.2OG.
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: CATTLE-Receipts very light compared with
bulk of the run was billed through. Trade quiet
with no qqotable change in prices on any kind.
Considerable common stuff sold;
$3.50; 8, 1903 lbs, s4.1o.
Butcher Cows and Heifers-4, LAP lbs. So. 80;
s3.25; /, 1,ol7 lbs, 1925; Fl ,o25 lbs. s3.s5.
: Cutters and Gamers. 100 lbs. $3.50; 1. ,04O
l0I Butcher B 5Te lbs =? ioi lbs
yea calves5 1es lbs s5.7s; lso lbs, g. So 50:
s ss ?$ s; u.s. S. ~ l's 900 ibs
Stock Stock COWS and MeifersIs 7so lbs s2.7s;
1872 lbs, $780, g. AZ lbs, s27o; a. 797 lbs, $3.50.
HoGsNPrices steady. Receipts very light.
average quality was tribe better. Price range,
$7.15@7.6o; bulk, $7,s5@7.4o; rough sorts, $500.
Hogs 70 2s7 lbs s75s; s. s., 2se lbs s
lbs; $40; p, 2s3 lbs $50; 90, no The
sHEEP-The bulk of to-day's receipts, We're
punches on sale sheep steady. Lambs moving,
but at prices trihe lower than the high time
Killing Sheep and Iambs-6s lambs, 66 lbs,
$4.75; 20 lambs, 70 lbs, $4.75; 10 ewes, SO lbs,
StOck duu eeulIS SieeP nito A1oAnoe - ~'N''
s Hhsn Kershaw; l.. B. Baker, Glen Ullen;
Behrenfeld Brothers. Heron Lake.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sept. 2o.-Receipts this week We're the the heay-
lest far this fall, running close to - 900 head
of which 1900 were on the market last Monday.
heavy e frost had the effect Of sending buyers to
er 1o rs
demand in sight the dealers started out cuy-
Ing Pc I th feeeTs aS to the Scales
to $5o5, and the rangers from $500 to $40;
steers this week which sold from $3.50 to $3.50,
and the heavier weights of yearlings sold read
and a. inferior grades sold moderately Well early,
but were very hard to get rid of as the week ad-
vanced There was very MUCH S6o better trace s
feeding cows and the market on these grades
was quoted a dime higher than last week
was there any suggishness to the trading and
with liberal shipments a good clearance was Ell
fected each day ont OF hfst hangs as ana d cont III
| the dealers. .
The offerings in killers were not any heavier
share of the receipts. There was nothing III
tile steer line the market. In cows the offer
Tie market ruled steady with lost week and tho
buyers cleaned up the available supply daily or
this bk Of H ha sap GSgssf f5G to
| HOGS-The marketing of hogs has been yer!
| light and averages up less than 1000 hogs each
1 day. There was n slight advance in price:
early in the week but with big declines latel
/ the market closes with hogs selling FROM s. e
| to ST 45 or zoe lower than the closing quota
| lions of last week, The quality ran &c heav!
packers and the percentage Of desirable weights
i was very light. i@.-
! SIIEEP-The marketing OF sheep was ltttl
| heavier this week and the supply mostly feed
| ers. The marke topened with decline of l5@
but later a little strength was apparent. Their
| were few buyers on the market for feeder
! this week, and there are also orders on han'
1 that have not vet been filled. j
! Cattle, receipts, 200; hogs, 1.G0O. ~
| Hogs+Steady. Sales: 60, 81 lbs. $7.25; "a
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IN OLD KENTUCKY"
Chicago News
! Basil-nid old Stjller leave his family any
thing when he died
zekc--Yeas, sab. He left q mort gage, an,
two ferds.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

the market today was et the Strength of septem-
Bss New ToEk %as bidding % Ss
ket for wheat to be shipped Monday, but got
little or none. The strength of September was
ence. No export business was done to-day.
The The market opened nc up, at 66Ac, sold up to
September advancing 1bc: Stocks of wheat at
Duluth are estimated to have increased 200, 600
ne SG to %
cember, with No. &c under No northern and
No; 8 &c under. Flax trading was rather quiet
yanced &c. October Ike and cash seed 11ac:
Stocks of flax are estimated to increase 100000
The close: wheat-No: / hard, cash, .o 72c;
No. north northern 5o4e No northern bern 6sHe
No. No. se5as ss ssPSs
oats--To arrive, .2ec; on track, soc; September,
s arrive ssc on track 4sc Barey 4s@oe
FlaxEcash, s1.s5; on track, 81 80; to arrive.
eem6er, ss a27; Nay 30; Sovembef 81 g. s
Cars Inspected Wheat 543, last year 937;
oats M S ea es 81 1x bus rye Reffes
bu; barley, 32066 bu; fax, 64,326 bu; Ship
n1ents-Wheat, 100000 bu; rye, 1,249 bu; flax,
Is, $50 bu.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Sept. 90
ages slow but Steady Wnte r extras
o Bnckwhsat douF quiet, $i:75a2:25; bid ac-
Wheat~Receipts 1925 bushels, sales 1.o25,-
900 bushels; moderately active and firm most
scare e of SEPTEMBER shorts and further light
offerings; December, "A 1-16@74 5-16c; May,
Rye-steady; state, 55@551ac c. i. f., New
York; No. 2 western, 5s2c f. O. b. afoat; No.
2 56@56kc track. ,.
bushels; advanced on scarcity of selling orders
| and sympathy with wheat: May, 4oA G4o sc:
ly steady. Tack white, 29@35c:
4hc. Corn-september, 67kc; December 5OBc
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN Sept: 2o:-F!ou =
No Ss lie 57s SS1s Rra ia3sS
sample, 4o@eie: Oats. higher; standard, $50
5 ~ '0Fn' Dseen0e'' @'~V '''S' @''Se' 'A''
2o.AFlaSOcash northwestern 81: So; southwest
S SysLssptsm5sr, 4se: >, SsrleycSash: S SsSsSe
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 2o:-closing
No. 2 red western winter, IS lid; No. / Calfor
mia, Is 3D. futures quiet; September, 5s 1OAd
nsed ss 30
| dian quiet; IS Sd. Flour-St. Louis fancy win
| ter quiet IS 3d.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Sept. 20
| Wheat-Dull, strong; cash, 73Ac; September
7s1ac asked; December. 72Ac asked la May. 1850
42%c; May. 4O%c. Oats-Dull firm: September
Bic; December. 3O1kc; May, 31asc. Cloverseed-
Dull, easier; October, $3.50; January, $3.50; No
2 alsike, $7.eo@7.75. Rye-51hc nominal.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. 20.-Close-Whea
higher; No. 2 red cash. elevator, 60 7sc; Septem
| hard, roc.
Corn-Higher. No. 2 cash, 5shc; September
:Oats-Higher, No. 2 cash, zoe; September
29Ac; December, 27h @277sc; May, 2s9sc; Nc
| 2 white, 24c.
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. KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Sept. 2o.-Cat-
tle-Receipts 400; beef steers, $7.10@SOO; Tex
ans, $340@4 90; cows and heifers, $1.5O@4.25;
stockers and feeders. 81. 50@5.OO.
Hogs-ReceiptS 1000; steady; heavy. $7:25@
100; packers, $7.35@7.45; medium, s7.3o@7.50;
workers., $7.40@7.42K; pigs $3.5O@7.35.
sheep-.Receipts, 500; firm; sheep, $3.15@4.o0;
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Kal1roads entering the YARDS reported RECEIPTS
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, 4: Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, /;
Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 1;
Great Northern, 12: Northern Pacific, 10; total
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS Sept.
2O.-Flax-Cash northwestern, $1.36; southwest
ern, $780, September, $1.34; October, S1.32.
Rye-September, 49c. Barley-Cash, 3S@62c.
neutrality-suspicious., $3.50. Clover-October,
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MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Sept. 2O.-Flour,
steady. Wheat higher; No northern 54@
741Hc; No. 2 northern, 71@73c; December, ,69;s "a
No. l, 81 @51 Hc. Barley, steady; No. 2, sc;
sample, 4O@e1c. Oats. higher; standard, $50
34c. Corn December, 43Bc. Puts, 1880; calls,
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. MONEY REPORTS

Total sales, 45O,2O0. E -
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PAUL BBUHLER,
ass Temple Court.

g, 800 takes an elegant nine-room house, all
modern except heat; full basement; fine
lot facing east on 9th ,av IS, near Frank
r. - lin; price good for one week only.
So, 200 takes that fne all modern except heat,
=, eight-room house; best open plumbing,
nice porcelain bath tub, fine marble
wash bowl; best siphon closet. fine en-
@ amel sink, elegant gas fixtures; lot SO
B.. feet, facing 14th av S, inside OF Frank
=" lin; 150 feet deep; elegant shade trees,
stone walks: can't be beat for "a nice
home. -, Il ..... ....r
81 500 for that elegant six-room house and
- summer kitchen, all modern except heat;
best open plumbing; nice porcelain bath
tub; fine marble wash bowl; best siphon
. closet; fine enamel sink; elegant gas fix
lures, storm windows and screens: fine
shade trees; no doubt a big bargain
don't miss it; location Riverside av,
close in -. .--l ;
81 ,SO0-Gcod seven-room house and summer
kitchen; two woodsheds,J city water in
" yard good cistern, hne cellar, screens.
9Th SITS IS, close In; rents $14 per month;
newly papered and painted.
81, 2,0OO-Seven-room house and barn; lot 6Oxleo,
facing Linden av NJ; closeto that beauti-
full" Hawthorn. -av park easy walking
- distance to business. .r...
81, $50 takes that warm, well-buit seven room
9 house, newly papered and painted; good
a cellar, cistern, we'll, screens, storm win
dows, fine shade trees. stone walk. city
i water and sewer in street. all paid for:
large lot, 4oxls1; house is No: S1s Harri-
- . son st NE; look 1t over; walking dis
tance; rents $14 per month: never va
cant; big snap; don't fail to see 1T.
$125-Fine lot, 44xl57 to alley, facing east ea on
- University av; third lot north of 26th aV
- NE; lies three feet above grade; this LOT
will be decided free and clear for Sl25.
5000 takes good eight-room house. cellar, cls'
location 18th avs and 24th st; big snap
So, coo FOR A sEVRN-RooM HOUSE IN
Prospect Park, with barn, hot water heat
hardwoods, electric light, ETC., on large lot
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STORAGE

NEW CLEAN warehouses; store your house,
hold goods; moderate rates 18th st-3d av s.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO...
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
shipment by experienced men. Collective car
loads for the coast specially ONCE As South
Sd ST. Telephone, Main 656 both exchanges.
CAMERON,S TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers. 200 Nicollet. Tel.h NJ W.: Main
i 1908; T. c., 1908 or 1874. Res, T. O.. 1924
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Washingtonsav S.
CASH PAID for all kinds of household goods
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 22 "a and 26 5th st S. Tel. 1893.
WANTED-OLD FUR OVERCOATS-ALAS-
ka fur buyer arrived; will pay highest cash
price for old fur coats. J. S.. ia Wash
tngton av N.
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
up for Pacific coast points, making a big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
should not fail to consult us. The Boyd
TOP PRICES PAID. for 1rst-class second
hand household goods Of all kinds. The
Branch. corner of I'd ay s, and Washington
WANTED-1,0O0 OLD FEATHER BEDS
highest cash prices paid. Address A. B
Mack, general delivery, Minneapolis, MINI
Mail orders promptly attended to.
wANTED-sECOND HAND FLAT TOF
desk; state price. Address 1884, Journal.
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NoRTHLAND, FIRST STATION ON GREAT
Northern, only 20 minutes from the city. We
will erect few houses to suit desirable pur-
3clasers and sell on convenient payments. It
is better to own than pay rent We nave some
very attractive plans for all-the- -year-round
cottages North1and has many advantages
over other points at the lake Call or write
for folder George c. Andrews, SO3 Globe bldg.
FOR RENT-FURN1sHEDs sIX-ROOM COT
.tage at Lake Minnetonka. from Aug. is to
end Of season; vegetable garden included.
Address 3O3 Andrus building. - @ s
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

IRON-WORKING AND WOODWORKING
machinery; largest stock in the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 Sd st S. 7Mpls.
WE ARE IN POSITION 10 DO ALL KINDS
az new and repair work on machinery in
cluding engines employ only frst-class ma
chinists no apprentices or helpers Haywood
Mtg Cos 420 to 42s Sd sst N. ..ss:..s.e...
SECONDHAND ENGINES, BOILERS. IRON
and wood working machinery, radiators, rails,
beams, vaults, doors, etc. Harris Machinery
Co Minneapolis, MINI. RSs r
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FUR..RIERs

ADOLF REINER, THE FURRIER, HAS ON
hand q large line Of Alaska seal skins, seal
dyed offers and fine furs OF all kinds. Ladies
prices before placing orders elsewhere. Can
save you money on fine furs. Quality, fit,
style and workmanship guaranteed. Gentle
mems fur and fur-lned coats in stock and to
order Repairing, remodeling and redyeing.
at summer rates Adolf Reiner, practical
furrier; 80 years experience. 1o 9th st S,
corner Hennepin References: Germania
.hank Edmund g. Walton Both phones.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LLANFOUs

WILL EXCHANGE A LOVELY HOME FOR
a thousand dollar stock of groceries, Groom
brick house, large corner lot, nice shade trees
around house. Call at the fremont House,
400 9Th av IS. s5s
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS
will be received up to Aug: 2o for erection Of
church at Hannaford, N. D. For plans and
specifications apply to Rev. John Carnine,
Hannaford, NJ D.
NOTICE TO = CONTRACTORS - SEALED
tenders will be received until Aug..20 for the
erection Of asMethodist; EDisconale church in
Worthington Mimi, The trustees reserve the
right to reject any orr all bids. John H. Scott,
chairman building committee. ss7JS
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FOR REM N ] .
! fUlNFURNIsIIED 3Eht0Us

sSiasl,s 7FssSs l-tiS9',
;s@ ss U uNFultNls1l : - tto USES
advertising under this head. Pc sure and
HOUSES AND MTNNEToNKA TC CoTTAGEs.
sFoR 5 PN5iT-TRN- RooM- MonEp57 iIoI7sN-
1aoa ~ q 8 u N 1s,1ob
AAeaanse: ~ --- -4 g :,
SSo o19 90 90 av SM, rooms noaern, $1a $1a.oo sa
100 ' Giinto ~ oI, .onn, sAS sos
14o4 Vine p1aee a rooms, iisn, modern.; sa5.
AK y lEranI; Ri; ,on,,,s T1o s,e fS
1no 9oS = Sea az, fpo1ns clty WaIen.
1901 "a aV g. II ponms W made,n "a - -
1877 ~ aY ?, u Toolns, nloueln $oz. 90, ~
9Soa OaIind aY; ~ onns citu =. 80
227 ad 81 av' o;t
III Western nav az, 2dsfloor, fat, roo rooms. $3.50
ern s1S = $500 ~ AooAA1s' -t. ~ ,E
81 Royalsten ay I'd floor fat, ;srooms mod
1SIy tSnntrai av' G "a Sonr q 81 etey Maesn,
AK 1stbn @1o Sn noor,s ~ 49, aaG coz p''
~ 49, <AT - ~ .Uoi,, ,oo ~, . - P1o'
~! % 00.olA, oe ..osA.A oui.ultts. MI
foE RENI-IF1N- -RoOal scH zMoDERN a'ERN H0UsN
IN Central loeatlon;, looo 80 tay s; ~ $50 per
month, newly paperea. Apply room "a Bank
VI A.IA'nSe'pOtAe pulIN.-s
FOR. RENT-NEAT- EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
good repair: good location, near 32d av N;
parties only, s14. Lauderdale Temple Court.
SEVEN HOUSE, NEWLY TPAPERED
and painted. sl12O Yale place. ~. Is ${Ss 3 I'D
o o % o o sot o O. 90 o o 90 o Q o Q
- Il - -. -. =, 49, @|;s s@sg #
+ 80 y! THORPE %bROS.. & -'sSa AK
:, , -. 4s
MORTGAGE REfAh SfhNEs EssrArS' INVEST .s5
! r. A..,1A1' y w. = -sa..'SS " IN
I ANDR11s cRIJII DING
+ 49,. s;, --.c-.-.,,1 .sS,5vl > ~ s :
S2s I'd av S, S-room house, modern. =. :. $50. %
2008 I'd av S, 10-room house, modern. -. SO. 90
! 500 Aldrich av N, rooms. CITY water II. 100
1898 18TH ay Sc. Z rooms, city water Is Is 20 20
2ss7 Garfield $av, rooms ds e. w w
soS $50 St, s-aooinouse, moaern;. ~ ao.oo w
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STORES

STORES sr
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RBNT.i THORPE BROS. ANpRUS BLDG.
SMALL SHOP FOR TAILOR, SHOEMAKER,
matchmaker or repair business 619 Washing
ton ay S; $8 per month.
STORE, 1908 WASHINGTON AV S, FOR RE-
pair business, tailor or barber shop SIS per
month, st ~ 49, -: gas.5, %5l5 Zr.,.sE rf4,a
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REAL ESTATE--FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE--FOR SALE
UNINiPROyED-Con
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park, Rosedale Park, or
for bargains everywhere, send for maps, ETC.,
to Edmund G.. Walton, 800 Hennepin ay
O. 9 9 20 Q o q o o o 0 o o o Q 9
8 4, JOHN L. NEAL.
Q REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INsUR-
o ANCE,
4 q. &. ys 622-623 Boston Block.
o $75-Fine east front lot, 37th st and I
HiaWatha av. ~
o $125-Fine east front lot on University
av and 26th ay NE; size, 44xl5S;
O. this is dead snap.
$159-Large lot, 9th st and 29th av s.;
Q size 4sxl57; it is worth $3.50. Call I
early. y
o s25o-Buys an east front lot, 18th av
and 9th st.
o oath st; a great bargain; don't de-
lay in seeing it.
0 $250-Fine east front lot, 18th ay and
20 31st st; stone walk, water and sewer;
Q 2A feet above grade.
O $S50-Choice lot, 42x12S. 18th av, near
o Lake.
0 s4Oo-Fine east front lot on Columbus
o av and 35th st; fine residence loca-
o ton; one block from Chicago car
o line; it is strictly bargain.
~
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uNInIPTsovED,

blocks from car MIe.@ Balance can be paid
for in monthly payments. Fletcher & Co.,
410 Bank OF Commerce. s,ss- 3s.ex 81
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A BARGA1N-FOR SALE, CHEAP. COM
plete furnishings for lady's room, dressing ta-
bile chiffonnier, Royal Wilton rug, pictures,
lacc curtains, sofa pillows, bedding, chairs,
etc., etc.; immediate disposal. Apply room
424 Landour Hotel, 1870 o'clock or p. IN.
FOR RENT-GoOD UPRIGHT KNABE Pr
ano. Write or apply to 2l5 9Th st IS, fiat D.
GOOD WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA
chine, So; White, $3.50; New Home, SIS. These
must 60. Elmer, 71Q 1st AY 8.
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pAtpClAIN PRICE

y BARGAIN PRICE.
$1,000 will handle a MODERN
HOUSE of 10 large rooms; hard
wood floors upstairs and down;
Prince Royal furnace. bath, gas
fixtures, cemented cellar with laun-
dry and yegetable-room; all in
first-class repair, on lot 4ox128; all
improvements in street and paid;
two blocks from Nfcollet car; i'm
mediate possession. James c. Mil =
lard, sos Phoenix.
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NORTH DAKOTA LAND-sECTIoN UNIM-
moved land within six miles of Bismarck for
$3.50 an acre L. D. McGahan Bismarck, N. D.
4 $3.50 ACRES IN PINE COUNTY. 81 PER
acre on easy terms; cheap at that price. Ad-
dress 7C22 Journal. sE.aa5
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COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS, BEAUTIFUL SHORE
lot, fine trees, large porch, at Lake Park, Min
netonka. Price, $1,000, or will trade for i'm
proved city property to above value. 7156,
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DYEING AND CLEANING

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. @DYERs AND
French dry cleaners. Oldest, largest and best
dry cleaning establishment west of New York.
.A2 and 522 Nicollet. E! x = ..s.-. .'
TWIN CITY DYE WORKs-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 816 Nicol-
let.' Telephone 1876. ~
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work, 723 Hennepin av; both phones.
THE PANTORIUM, s27-9 NICOLLET Az
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners. Prices
right We lead, others follow, = ..a.s. "A
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OFFICES

OFFICES SEs4 W.
:. sKASOTA BLOCK. HENNEPIN AV {
:. and 4th st; one to three rooms; steam :
:. heated; first-class service. Walter L.. I
:. Badger, 110 Kasota block, or 2l7 New .
:, York Life building. ssa3 ss "
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5 . eseee ; . . s--e ee g sesse 4

} WALTON PARK LOTS ARE THE
} cheapest in North Minneapolis. Prices
} from $125 to $780, Will sell on INSTALL :
, ments OF So a month. There is more
, building here than any other part Of
, town. Location, 36th ay N and Lyn-
} dale. Will build houses on the Install
, ment plan. ~ r =ra
) EDMUND e. WALTON. 800 Hennepin.
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FOR RENT-394o NICOLLET Av, THREE
rooms, chicken house, barn;s$4 per MONTH.
Inquire. E. G.. Walton, Sd st and Hennepin. 4
-FOUR CONNECTING ROOMS FOR HOUSES;
keeping; furnace heat, bath, gas for lighting
and cooking moderate terms. 12o e nth ST.
FOR RENT-FoTR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
with bath, second floor; side entrance; $10
1916 9th av S, 80 5 sS5 5s3%f
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FOR SALE-2.S- FOOT AND, 2.9-FOOT SHOW
cases. with counters, cheap. II Washington
aY S, NicolIat House. -
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FOR sALE-A PICNIC HAMMOCK, Is FEET
long; cost $40 to make it; will sell cheap.
Call between and 6 o'clock. 1883 w Lake ST.
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i6O7 ACRES, 80 MILES SOUTH ST. PAUL.
extremely heavy soil, 100 level acres in crop. m
fine house, two barns, all buildings, $500;
land So 1000 acres, Park Rapids. Mimi.
5000 acres, Rhinelander. Wis, So United
States Land, 431 Andrus bldg, Minneapolis.
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w. A. BARNES & CO.,
3OO-302. Nicollet Av.

11o5 knox nv 10 rooms $50. %
100 Morgan ay N, 10 rooms ............ q. so
2f4 Nv 27th St s rooms ............ 22.5O
134 E 14th st. rooms :. s............,... 5000
a20s Park hy. 9 rooms ............... %. 90
1313 Stevens ay, IL rooms .............. IS. 90
2716 27h ay s.. rooms ..........' 800
2o34 221h av s. rooms :..,..,.,.... ~. I. .0C
7492 25th av n rooms s,........,..-..... 800
oa92 Minnehaha. 4 rooms .......... 1880
oo9s Minnehaha. 4 rooms ....,........ 10. 90
$3.50 Minnehaha rooms ....s9 g. &C
s17 W 31st st. rooms ........... 16. sc
odda 10Th av s. : rooms s........... :. II. .00
% aths st 81 q roooms - ~. = -. 20. .0O
90 9Sd av 7 rooms. -, ;. =. " 10 0C
oeoc Piessant nv 9 rooms 25. .OC
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SECOND HAND RADIATORS AND VAULT
doors in good condition. Harris Machinery
Co.. Minneapolis, Mimi. i,-