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Pupils Give Concert Program.

The pupils of Mrs. Elizabeth E. Herbert
presented at Carroll Hall last night the
regular concert program organized each
spring by Mrs. Herbert. Among the num-
bers which excited the most notable demon
STATIONS were songs by Miss Elsie Broome,
Masters Frank Moran and Ernest Byrne,
a recitation by Miss Francis McEnaney,
fancy dances by Master Elmer Dom and
a choral number in costume called "Shak-
ing Quakers." presented by Stella Ray
mond. Helen Breast Elsie Broome, TIllie
Hartung. Mabel Gladmon. Marguerite New
kirk, Frances McEnaney and Master Frank
Moran.
The other numbers in the program fol-
low: Overture, plano and violin, Mrs Her
bert and Miss Stops; song. Master Franl,
Moran; plano solo, Miss Esther Elliott;
song. Miss Katharine Schmidt; piano solo,
Miss May Payne; fancy dance, Master FL
mer Dom; piano solo, Miss Marguerite
Newkirk; song, Miss Elsie Broome; plano
solo. Miss Helen Breast; violin and piano,
Miss Helen Herbert and Master Leroy
Gaddis; recitation. Miss Frances Nc
Enaney: piano solo. Miss Esther Elliott:
piano solo. Miss Helen Herbert: song, I'm
So Tired" Master Ernest Byrne; fancy
dance. Master Elmer Dom: piano solo,
Miss Katharine Schmidt: duet, Misses
Loretto Parkhill and Mabel Gladmon; song.
Miss Katharine Byrne; plano and violin
Miss Helen Herbert and Master Leroy Cad
dis; song. Miss Stella Raymond; pa1Ao-
mime. Miss Frances McEnaney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
OF With His Head.
From the Family Herald.


OF all oriental races there are none more
callous and Indifferent to human life than
the Moors. A traveller who has recently
returned from Morocco related the follow
irg anecdote in proof of this fact: The
grandfather Of the present sultan was one
day boating on the lake In the gardens of
the palace, the boat, by the way, being
a small steam launch given him by Queen
Victoria By some accident the vessel cap
sized and the sultan and two of his wives.
by whom he was accompanied, were thrown
into the water. A soldier on guard In a
part Of the palace out of view heard the
cries, and running up. sprang into the
water and rescued the sultan's favorite
wife, the ruler himself scrambling out un-
aided. Later in the day the soldier was
sent for and presented himself joyfully be-
fore his monarch, convinced that his re-
ward would be great You are the soldier
who rescued the delight of my eyes?" quoth
the sultan. The soldier bowed. Did YOU
dare to look at herr Il did. your high
ness" replied the soldier. taken of his
guard. The sultan turned to an officer
murmured a few words and a moment
later the soldier was on his way to the
headsman. That was his reward!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
PLEASURES OF POWER.
Temperamental Difference Between
Born Rulers and Subordinates.

From the London Spectator
There is no doubt that some men are born
to rule and some to serve. and no doubt
also that In this oddly arranged world a
good many of us miss vocations. The
best of the born ruler is that he very COM
monty makes a good subordinate, and the
worst OF the born subordinate is that he
can never fill with credit any calling but
his own. A natural desire for power can
not of itself be called either a good or a
bad quality. any more than steam or cleo
tricity can be called a good or bad force.
The best and worst men desire power, and
the wish for II Is not confined even to the
strong. A few weak men positively crave
II, and some strong men remain all their
lives Indifferent to 1t. In dangerous cir
cumstances there are those who feel no
fear If they are responsible, but are rest
less, and even timid. if nothing depends on
them, and they are obliged TO eat out their
hearts in inaction; others fear nothing SO
long as they are answerable for nothing
and are content to trust themselves to fate
so long s the fate of others is not intrlsf-
ed to them.
There is a type of weak man who strug-
giles to get power for himself by torment
ing those already in authority. and tries by
adverse criticism and general ''cusseduess'
to crab every scheme which he comes
across; and there is a type of strong man
who will not stretch out his hand to obtain
anything but independence, but gives the
world free leave to go its own way IL only
1t will leave him in peace. Again. there are
strong men who are born subordinates who
by reason of some slight mental defect are
not able to make quick decisions. They
see two sides OF every question and are
rather overweighted with imagination Their
want of mental assurance is often rectified
by their extreme loyalty, and their penetra-
ton and sympathy make them of great i'm
portance to those over them. In a sense
they have power, though they do not seek
1t, for they are, for the most part the
clearest thinkers. and serve as eyes in the
body of authority
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Japanese Merchant Marine.
From Japan and America.

movement is on foot in Japanese naval
and army circles to develop a mercantile
marine system. somewhat after the order
Of the famous merchant-naval fleets OF Rus
sia. 1t is well known that Russia has
fine feet Of ships in the Black sea and ply
ing between home and far eastern ports.
These vessels are something more than the
partly subsidized passenger and naval ships
OF England. Japan and France. They are
really naval vessels engaged in traffic in
stead Of being merely merchant ships with
a remote possibility of naval service. In
any war that Russia might be engaged in
these ships would play an important part In
transporting troops, destroying the COM
merce of the enemy, guarding the commerce
of Russia, or augmenting the strength of
different squadrons. These are some of the
purposes in view in the proposed organiza-
ton of a Japanese mercantile marine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
Queer Use Of Frog Eggs.
From the London Express

Two young girls Of Berlin found their
eyestght failing. and their parents sent
them to doctor. where they had to un-
dergo cure lasting for some weeks Cues
toned by their parents as to what they
had been doing to bring their eyes to such
a condition the girls confessed that they
had washed their faces in water mixed
with frog eggs In order to secure a delicate
complexion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24

Cereal, Cream
Broiled Fresh Mackerel. Parsley Butter,
Stewed Potatoes,
Toast, Coffee
LUNCH
Egg Outlets, Fresh Peas.
Cream Sauce,
Fruit, Spice Cake.
Lemonade.
DINNER
Fresh Okra Soup,
Fried Chicken, Rice
Dreamed Onions Tomato Salad
Floating Island Coffee
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Blackberry Mush.

These are easily made and make most
suitable summer desserts. being "triles
light as air" and of delicious flavor. A
strawberry sponge is made as follows: Soak
half package OF gelattne in half a cup Of
cold water for half an ,,hbur. Strew six
tablespoonfuls Of sugar over a quart of
Strawberries and let them stand an hour to
extract the juice; then mash the berries AMI
press through a sieve You should have a
pint and over of the Juice land pulp. Pour
a cup of boiling water over the geiatine to
dissolve it; add half cup OF sugar and stir
over hot water until the sugar is dissolved.
Add the strawberry pulp aRd beat all well
together. When cold stir In the Juice of a
small lemon and the whites Of three eggs
beaten to froth; continue 10 beat until the
mixture is Stiff. rtrl
Lemon Sponge
Soak half a package of gelatine in half a
cup of cold water for haitian hour; while
thus soaking, squeeze the juice from four
lemons into cup of s1S6r!3 Beat the yolks
Of four eggs to a foam and mix with two
thirds Of pint of water. Stir the lemon
and sugar into this and cook In a double
boiler until 1t begins to thicken; then add
the soaked gelatine: strain into large
basin and set in ice water or cracked ice,
stirring occasionally until it is evenly
chilled. but not stiff. To this add the whites
of the four eggs, unbeaten, and beat con-
stantly until it thickens Remove from the
Ice ii it stiffens too rapidly and shows
signs Of Jumping. Pour into mold and
set on ice. Serve with a Earn.ture of
oranges or ripe strawberries. 80
Fig Sponge.
Soak half a pound Of plump figs in warm
water until they are soft; then split in half.
Dissolve half an ounce OF gelatine in two
tablespoonsfuls of cold water Scald a pint
Of milk in a, double boiler and pour it over
two eggs well beaten with two large table
spoonsfuls Of sugar. Return to double boil
er and stir and cook untfiiit thickens. Dis
solve the soaked gelatine over boiling water
and then stir 1t into the custard and set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24

There was a snow and sleet storm at Lo-
rain. Ohio. Monday morning. the fall Of
snow being sufficient to cover the ground
in places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24

There are three states-which have no
debt-Iowa. Nebraska and Illinois There
are three others which have almost none
California. Montana and Nevada.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IMPROVED-Contin
I CAN SELL YOU A NEW EIGHT ROOM
modern house, with furnace, full cemented
cellar, hardwood foors seats and finish, panel
wainscoting, fireplace modern bathroom, with
at only $3.50, on a cash payment of $500; and
another one somewhat larger, at 80, 800. 800
cash; they are on the corner OF Eustis st and
old interurban car line, and will be open for
": W. CLARK. s1s Nicollet av.
$500 CASH TAKES GOOD, NINE-RooM
modern house and barn on Adams st NE;
large lot. Apply BOB Sd st s.
-, -. UNIMPHovED
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. 300 Hennepin av
LOT BETWEEN WESTERN AND 9Th AVS N
to ,d trade Tor sound young work horse weight
$3oo-EAsT FRONT, ON LYNDALE; CITY
water, shade trees; near 39th st.
$40 to $150-Perfect lots, 3Sth st, Mime
haha ay. ....s -. s..
$3.50 for four lots, five blocks south Lake
Harriet. ,-- -.
Bargains-Linden Hills, Lnhurst and Lake
I. A. DUNsMooR, g:
GIG Phoenix.
LOTS IN MARTINS ADDITION DROPPED
to $3.50 on time; lots near Division st, $500;
1900 acres, So: 5000 acres hardwood timber at
$6. Owen T. Dougherty, 21l 4th st IS.
o o o o % o o o o o. o
o DAVID c. BELL INVESTMENT co., q
o, No. Ill Fourth St. 8. ]
Q $soo-James av N. near Hillside. good Q
o southeast front lot, 45x124; city G
o water and walk: close to school: G
o H,10O-Calhoun boulevard lot 46x150 @
o lies fine and is bargain. G
o S600-Garfeld av, between oath and 25th q
o SITS; fine high lot 40x12s; sewer, c
o water, gas and stone walk in front.
$350-Lyndale av S, between S4th and
o 35th sts; good lot; lies fine; trees in {
o front: also city water and walk, size
o 45x129.
o $525-Colfax av S, between 9th and 2Sth
| o SITS; good lot, 40x12s; city water,
% walk and gas.
o $700-Garfleld av, corner Path st; fine
| o east front lot, 40x11S; sewer, water,
10 gas and stone walks.
o $1,550-Kenwood boulevard, near Frank
| o lin av; very fine largo lot, 54x145;
o city water, gas and walk; best bar
| o Call for Our New Catalog Of Bargains.
o O o o
LAUDERDALE & CO., TEMPLE COURT
s215-Very lowest cash price for 5ox2S east
! front lot on list av S, near 9th st. 5000
East-front lot, on Bryant av s, near 9th st
very cheap.
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M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

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. 1t
ia better to own than pay rent. We nave some
very attractive plans for ail-the- -year-round
cottages Northland has many advantages
over other points at the lake. Call or write
for folder. George c. Andrews. sos Globe bldg:
ia ACRES LOWER LAKE SHORE FRONT;
call on or address P. P. Swensen, 514 Bank OF
Commerce. !. : --------- -
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED SUMMER COT
tare. we'll located in Excelsior: $50 for bal
ance Of season Telephone T. c. 1S46.
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FOR RENT
UNFURNIsHHD HoUsEs-Con tin

UNFURNIsHED HOUsEs-Continued
SEPT l. 1O-ROoM HOUSE, MODERN,
choice location; desirable Van Norman. at
2lO Fremont av N. :, - 49,. :.
522 LOGAN AV N, FIVE ROOMS, PARTLY
modern, first floor, s12. Apply on premises.
TO lRENT--s4o AND s45, TWO NINE-ROoM
houses. Oak st Sc. Inquire Gould, owner,
$40 Ontario st Sc. +"
gas, detached; frst-class repair; small family.
Hermann, 41O Phoenix, or 2640 I'd av S.
FOR RENT-A 1O-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
corner Of Blaisdell av and 33d st; large
For terms apply to H. D., Soden, owner, 4l6
New York Life building. Sunday and eve
nngs, residence. $500 Stevens av. -. =. -
FOR RENT-TWO 10-ROOM HOUSES. ALL
modern. Call for particulars. 231O Lyndale
ay s.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON I & MERCHANT GAMES F.
Williamson ami Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors: main Offices, No 929-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
MINI; branch office, room 81, McGil build
ing, Washington, ID. n
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STORAGE.

NEW CLEAN warehouse; store your house
hold goods; moderate rates. 18th st-3d av 8.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced msn. Collective car
Sd st. Telephone. Main 656. both exchanges.
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w. A. BARNES & CO.,
300-302 Nicollet Av.

ELEGANT, MODERN 11-ROOM HOUSE, IN
side 14th st; hardwood finish and floors; south
and east front; none better for rent COS
Globe building.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

s1JPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC. PER-
manently removed by electricity Miss Hol-
lister, 77-7S Syndicate block Pioneer stand
Of the northwest. Exclusive spectaliss.
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REAL EsTATR-FoR SALE
IMPROVED

IMPROVED ~ IA 49,
W.. A. BARNES G. CO., 30O-3O2 NICoLLET
av. issue rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Real Estate Llsls.
EDMUND q. WALToN's CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats Of suburban lots on
application at office. 500 Hennepin ay.
$500 CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY PAY,
ments-New, all modern 8-room house, tull
basement, heat, large attic, maple foors up
and down stairs, large pantry, front and back
stairs, front and back porch. fireplace, req
oak finish lavntory Off reception room; iaun-
dry in basement; nickel-plated plumbing.
connected with city water. sewer, gas, sSone @
sidewalk and steps, 2517 Harriet av. open
Sunday between 4 and s. Voorhees,, Lum-
Der Exchange. -
FOR sALE-BY THE OWNER, IN GREENS
addition, Lowry Hill, nearly new nine.room
modern house, east front, hardwood noors'
elegant large sideboard, large plate mirrors,
tiled bathroom, attic finished; very complete
home. 1908 Irving av S. g
81, -sIx-RooM HOUSE, NEWLY PAINT
ed inside aud out; repapered; city water,
large lawn. above grade, woodshed, Goalhouse'
5428 Bryant; must sell at once. Call tor key.
Fitzgerald, 3018 Aldrich av s.
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wANrEp-REAL ESTATE

WANTED TO RENT WITH OPTION OF
nroved land. suitable for gardening and poul-s
try business, close to city limits. Address
Box s43,' Bismarck, N. .. ----
WANTED-sMALL FARM NEAR VILLAGE,
nrice and full particulars. Address 7416. Jour-
nal. -z.---Z---
CUSTOMER WAITING FOR SMALL HOUSE
that can be bought for 1000: no objection %
suburbs If near car line Finance Co.. cd
Temple Court.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WE BUY diamonds or trade for new: we pay
cash for old gold OF make into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co.. Al Washington av S.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 20. "a and 26 9Th st s. Tel. 1893.
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
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 Sd st.
TOP PRICES PAID for hrst-class second
hand household goods of all kinds. The
Branch. corner Of I'd av and Washington.
WANTED - SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
stoves. carpets, Office furniture, buggies and
harnesses for shipment; pay more than local
dealers. 5110, Journal.
WE PAY CASH FOR OLD GOLD AND Sill
YER Rentz Bros, 800 Ncollet second floor.
BOOKS IN SMALL QUANTITIES OF whole
libraries purchased for cash. COS LIST av s.
CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS schoolbooks and
libraries, at Adair's. 20 Washington av S.
WANTED - 1000 OLD FEATHER BEDS;
highest cash prices paid. Address A. B.
Mack, general delivery, Minneapolis, MINI.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
WANTED-A FIRE PROOF SAFE, ABOUT
20x20 inside. Address, stating cash price and
location. 1865 Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

WITHIN WALKING DTsTANCE-A sEVEN-
ROOM HOUSE, ONLY $2,000 5000 CASH; !;
ONLY IA FEW LEFT LIKE THIS. w. w.
CLARK, 31a NICoLLET.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

400 ACRES, HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM,
buildings, timber, meadow, living water, 2o
head high bred stock. chickens, hogs, all
machinery. like new; 80 acres crop, rs tons
hay goes with the price for $2S per acre.
samnie OF soil can be seen in our office; great
BARGAIN: 30 miles from Minneapolis.
76-acre farm, very best clay SOIL, Anoka
county which has 80 rods fine lake snores
stock. machinery and feed go with farm De-
tween Anoka and Elk River; 25 miles from
Minneapolis L.,
her is oak. maple and ash; good buildings;
20 acres meadow; have a half mile shore; nay
and clover goes with the farm for $o,ooo' =
miles from Minneapolis; a snap Call for our
circular: over $50 farms.
JULIUS CROSSE CO.. BOSTON, BLOCK.
s.. a.eoo-sUNNYsIDE DISTRICT; NEW ELE-
CANT eightroom house; built for home by day
labor; every man skilled mcdaniel; com.
mencing with basement, frst-class 9oD OF
masonwork, with cemented bottom. entrance
outside and inside, finest range rock; srouno
floor has four nice rooms, with narowooa
floors throughout: all finished with finest
kitchen has very complete pantry attached;
beautiful sfdeboard in dining groom colonial
arch separating reception hall from parlor:
second floor finished in pine excepting haro-
wood floors; has four sleeping rooms, WITH
latest open plumbing in bath; large attic, all
foored and lighted with dormer windows:
this house is the latest square built style, has
large colonial porch on large east front lot;
all graded and seeded: stone walks Be sure sure
open Sunday from TO g.. Fitzgerald solS
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IFYoU COULD BUY A HOUSE FOR {
10 PER CENT OF ITS VALUE, AND I
J AGREE TO PAY RENT FOR IT FOR I
A FEW YEARS. WHEN YOU WOULD
) ERTY FREE FROM INCUMBRANCE, 4
YOU WOULD NOT HESITATE,
j WOULD YOU, IF THE PLACE SUIT
!, ED YOUR PURPOSE? WE HAVE A
FEW HOUSES LEFT TO BE SOLD
J, ON THAT PLAN; PERHAPS WE CAN
, SUIT YOU. CALL OR SEND FOR I
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T. A. JAMESON,
2O5 Andrus Building.
MODERN HOUSES.
UNEURNISHED HOUSES


1928 18th st; 10 rooms, strictly mod
ern; We furnish steam heat and
janitor service Observation-Disclosures $40. OF
100 e 10Th st; rooms, all modern. 27. 81
2549 Harriet av S; 9 rooms combination
heat; all thoroughly modern and
put in first -class repair ............. 35. .0(
2347 Aldrch av S; s rooms; open plumb
in good repair ......e.............., a5.ot
1929 Kenwood parkway; 10 rooms, all
thoroughly modern, including hard
wood floors, gas fixtures, gas logs,
strictly up-to-date and elegant
home; has always been occupied by
! the owner heretofore. VIII rent to
a very desirable party for ......... IS. .0
1872 Spruce place; 10 rooms; hot water
heat l........... Observation-Disclosures. 500
20O8 I'd av s. This Is an exceptionally
fine location; house contains nine
rooms; hardwood floors; combina-
ton heat 500
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MEDICAL

ELfTE nfff BETa PARLoRs, s2s HENNEPTN
av;5 porcel1n tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths experienced lady attendant.
LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. BLY,, AZ 4th st s. New book, 25c.,
LADIES-UsE OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
for delayed or suppressed period; it cannot
fail; trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Mil
waukee, Wis.
PILES = DR.. H. WAITE, 25 YEARS sPE-
mailed free 1919 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
IMPERIAL ANTS EPTIC BATH AND MAS
sage parlors; f1rst-class manicuring and elec-
trical treatment a specially: open from 8
a IN: tn 10 m ID 18th st m.
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FOR RENT
OFFICES

OFFICES
): KASOTA BLOCK. IIENNEPIN AV :.
4 and 4th ST. one to three rooms; steam ).
= heated; first-class service. Walter l.. ::
i Badger 40 Kasota block, or 217 New !.
). York Life. building. =
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FARM LANDS


> CANADIAN LANDS.
: $4,000 acres good land, near railway, in
: Manitoba, SO per acre.
: 10000 acres, Manitoba, all selected,
: close to two lines railway and good set
: tlement, s5.25 per acre.
!. 1900 acres, Indian Head district, at
= $3.50 for the block.
: l1,000 acres wheat lands, close to rail-
. way. Langenberg district; for quick
!. sale, $3.50.
!. THE CANADIAN WEST LAND CO.,
: Bank Of Hamilton Chamber, Winnipeg.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

ALL MODERN HOUSE ON KNOX AV.
Lowry hill, near car, So, 900: this is a bnr-
gain; owner going to California; investigate
at once. H. E. Ladd, Andrus building.
NEW MODERN HOUSE EIGHT ROOMS:
hardwood finish first floor; corner lot, 7sx
.125 Irving av S, near Lake Calhoun; s2,650
will take this for short time. H. e. Ladd,
Andrus building.
LAUDERDALE & CO., TEMPLE COURT
So, ,sOO-The very cheapest, full modern. eight
room house and barn in eighth ward east
37th st. A decided bargain. Come quick.
81, ,760-Or make an offer on 2s13 Pillsbury av;
SIX rooms. city water, gas, stone walks, fine
yard and shrubbery, 45x165. Cheap for a
Few days
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

nnasr mies Soase barn and
almost new: two wells, good water; cattle.
horses and machinery also il desired. For
particulars apply to James A. Manly New
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

FOR SALE-FAMOUS MAINE SCENES BY
Maine artist Peter Lund; The ShIpwreck,"
The Wave, The Harbor," etc. Side door,
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WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR LAND
all live stock and farm machinery two
section Kanabec county farm and rent farm
to purchaser for term OF years. Write Box IA,
Ogi1yie MINI,
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS = ,...s--
FOR .RENT-THE LARGEi BUILDING, COR
ner 29th and Nicollet av. Suitable for light
or heavy manufacturing Milwaukee track
age. G. L. Brown, No. S27 18th av S.
TENANT WANTED FOR 4oO-ACRE FARM
III Big Stone courty;e must have plenty horses
and help; references required; farm has good
buildings and in fine shape; possession in Sep
tember. Address l.. E. Fitch, .2741 Chicago
ay MINNEAPOLIS Mimi. e. >.- '.~ ~
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700 ACRES, ONE BODY, IN MILE LACs
county, half good hay land, cheap, easy
terms: also 200-acre improved farm, IL miles
| south Minneapolis, only 5000 F. P. Pitcher,
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STORES

ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RENT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG.
SMALL SHOP FOR TAILOR, SHOEMAKER,
matchmaker or repair business. 619 Washing
ton av s.; IS per month.
STORE, 1908 WASHINGTON Az S, FOR RE
pair business, tailor or barber shop; SIS per
month. = g.. ~. .. a..
FOR RHNT-sTOREs-WE COLLECT MORE
rents and have charge of more business prop
crty, wholesale and retail, than any, other
agent. Come in and consult our Mr.. McGro-
ry. Edmund G. Walton, 300 Henneptn av.
s16-1121 Sd AV s.. ~.
City Realty Co., 205 Boston Block.
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A SOLID TOWNSHIP OF THE BEST FARM
| ing land in the famous Missouri slope coun-
| try; owner here for a few days. Call or ad-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

FOR sALE-BARGRAINs NORTHEAsT-s15
27th ay NE, nice little home for $3.50: newly
shingled: cistern, we'll and cellar; on corner
Of alley. Also e15 9th av NE, rooms, $1,000;
1903 buchanan st, Z rooms, $1,000; 1902 Buch-
.anan ct. nice 8-room house and barn, trees,
a corner with stone walk on both fronts, just
painted, only 81, 45o. This house could not be
built for less. than $1,000. Can be had on q
The Finance Co., go Temple Court.