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The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-10-25

MR.. BARNARD" SHE SAID, st AM NOT
| LIKE OTHER GIRLS"
cruel GOODNESS that debars her from
the happiness which others face. Oh,
l heard her! And they marry other
girls afterward, and idealize her for
ever. She is really an artist in that
line"
I'm glad you're not" said Jerry,
putting one arm around his little fan
Gee.
"Hushi Here he comesr
Barnard was tall and dark. His
walk. the swing of his arm when walk
ing, the poise of his head-all spoke Of
virile energy. He gave courteous
greeting to the two ON the veranda
and passed within. In few moments
he came out again with the girl in
white and violet, and they disappeared
In the direction of the woods, he very
erect and straight shouldered, she
swaying little toward him, with her
head dropping.
Kathleen and Jerry looked at each
other and laughed.
What do you bet that she accepts
him, Kathleen
II bet that she refuses"
"All right! I'll wager you a ring for
your little finger against a pound of
your chocolate fudge that win"
SITS CO." said Kathleen solemnly,
and they kissed In ratification of the
treaty.
The trees that withheld Juliet from
view dropped over a shelving rock, on
which she sat, with Barnard stretched
at her feet. Below the rock was a
nearly sheer descent. where one looked
down on the graduated tops of pines.
Opposite rose another pine clad noun
tain. The camp and log veranda seem
ed a hundred miles away in these
primitive Businesses where primitive
feelings might also hold sway.
Barnard was the first to speak.
"You know what I wanted to say to
you, Juliet"
Must you say it?" she interposed
pleadingly. Cannot you leave matters
as they area"
mo, l do not want to leave matters
as they are. | want them entirely diff
ferent. l am tired of seeing you made
love to by other men,"
rs that ALP" She raised her eye
brows with quaint surprise and then
smiled at him tenderly.
mo. that isn't all. I want to make
love to you myself. More than that. 1
want you to make love a little-to me-"
She sat up and looked at him won
deringly.
But you're very impertinent to
speak to me like that! Have l ever
given you the slightest cause to think
I'd make love to your"
"Oh. yes" he spoke confidently. "a
great many times when you didn't
know it. Don't think I'm palpitating
now with fear. many of those humble
emotions which your other lovers have
professed. | made sure before I
brought you here today: | know you
far, far better than you know your
self, my Juliet"
"Mr. Barnardw She had REDEEMED |
from forehead to throat as she jumped |
to her feet and looked at him def |
antly.
"Sit down." he said gently, laying |
his hand on her arm. There; that is |
better. No. you cannot draw your
The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-10-25

hand from mine. Do you wonder al
being spoken to like this? | can tel
you the truth because you belong tc
pe, and there is no need for you to
| blush at it."
"Mr. Barnard"-she spoke with a
chill conposure of tone, although the
hand il his trembled-"you are
strangely deceiving yourself l am not
like other girls. Many men have loved
me-yeH know that-but 1T rs my mis-;
fortune that what means so much to
others means nothing TO me. would
willingly feel what others profess to
find so beautiful, but | literally can
not Underneath this light exterior
II Is the truth | am telling you now
there dwells a hooking devil that will
not let me give way to emotion, that
analyses and dissects everything In
those who profess to care for me-
don't suppose l will ever see a man
who is perfect don't suppose he ex-
ists-Dut he is the only man who will
ever satisfy me. And | am called
heartless, | am called a coquette be-
hope TO find the perfect thing that
seek. and II they are disappointed I
am much more so. Oh, believe
that. Mr.. Barnard. Is 1t not the sad
dest thing In the world to go through
life with an ideal that can never be
realizedT' --.
He was watching her narrowly.
mo; it is not the saddest thing. II
would be sadder IL you could never
love without meeting that ideal But
you can. l am far from perfect, but l
dare swear that you will be my wife
my very loving wife. And l will tell
you Oh my side, Juliet, why this will
be so-because l will not take No for
an answer. Don't speak yet! ] win not
take No for an answer. though you
SHOULD say it ten, twenty thousand
times. Whatever you say shall mean
Yes to me-"
He rose to his feet and drew her to
him. She looked at him dazed, yet un-
resisting
He put his arm around her and kissed
Der on the mouth. Say No to me
now, my sweetheart, If you canr'
-
r"Oh," she sighed as they walked back
to the camp an hour later, at is what
! had dreamed-to be taken In spite of
myself. l did not dare to think--to
hope-that you would" iH
Even IL am not the perfect lover?"
He laughed down at her.
But you are! she flashed back at
him. N
Hello, you twow Jerry and Kathleen
greeted them from the veranda. why
not really?" This from Kathleen, with
! questioning glance at Juliet and Bar
,ard. "Oh, you dear thingsv as they
smiled assent to her. LET me congrat-
Hate you"
i've won my bet" said Jerry, rising
ind shaking Barnard's hand heartily.
I bet against Kathleen that Juliet
would accept you, Barnard"
But she didn't" said Barnard. laugh
ng. "She didn't accept me, although l
'wn that we're engnged. You've bbtn
4 you lost your wager, Jerry. 1 was
he determining factor in this caser'
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M1NY FARMERS INVOLVED
soaR 41 MAI. LOSE THEIR LANDS
Cited TO Appear and show Cause
Why Foreclosures Should.
Sg.5,g Not BE. Made.
Special to The Journal.


jamestown, N; D., Feb. 1S.-Papers in
an Important land suit. in which forty
seven farmers of Wells county are inter-
ested, have been served. The title Of
the case makes Arthur Harry Sykes and
Walter Henry Sykes, as executors and
trustees. Under the last will and testa-
ment Of william r. Sykes, deceased,
plaintiffs, and Richard Sykes and the for
ty-seven farmers, defendants. -
The defendants are cited to appear be-
fore the United States court at Fargo to
show cause why complaints are not en-
titled to foreclosure on real estate now
held by defendants which was originally
purchased from Richard Sykes of Sykes
ton, who Is made defendant in the action.
Many of them have their land paid for
and have 1t all under cultivation, and the
motive Of bringing the action at this time
Is being widely discussed. Some fear an
effort Is being made to dispossess them
of their holdings. .- :.
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REAL: ESTATE TRANSFERS


Robert Burch and wife to Lee H.
Fletcher; lot 3. block ], and lot 5,
block 2. Forest Place addition ,........ $500
Harriet B. c. McLoud and husband to
Helen c. Wright; lots 10 and 1t, block
!. Nabon, White & LIE Bron's ad-
James H. Duryea and wife to Alice
G. Hunter; lot Ii, block Al, Bakers
Mary E. Montgomery to Gerrit F.
Backls: lot Is, block 2. Hoblett's
Mary K. Davenport and husband to Asa
F. Smith; part lot p and subdivision
Helen J. Holmbae to william F. Rob
erts; !ot 4, block It, Case and others
Maggie NJ. Lauderdale and husband to
Herbert w. Palmer and wife; lots
10 and II. Seallum Gates second ad-
Clarence j. Paul and wife to Minnie E.
Casey; lot IA. block 20. Remingtons
second addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Frank Haserman ct al, trustees, to
Mary D. G. Demtng: lot Is and part
Francis x. Crepeau and wife to
Magloire ROCKFORD; in section
le-2s-24 ........................ 500
William Buxton and wife to Sumner
Bookwaltsr; lots II and IS, block .,
first div sion Remington Park ....... 1,150
A. c. AUSTIN, executor, to j. G. San
born; past lots II and 12 block 2.
lees, Lees subdivision 1I1. :x:;,. ~: S2'
row; lot l. block 2, Washburns addi-
Sarah C., Nleol and husband to Frank
Crowell; eheven lots in Robert Blais-
dells addition Observation-Disclosures. 1900
William H. Emery to Katharine Pat
ten; lot 81 block 6, Encouragement
fifth divisiCn Remington Park ....... 225
Total, IS de eds ......................S So, 337
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CLAIRVOYANTS

l.
THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits for So; soc underwear, 25c.
NINE. CLAYMONT. WONDERFUL CLAIR
voyant and magnetic healer. 1928 Hennepin.
MRS. MANEWELL GIVES READINGS DIAL
ly, to 5 p. m, 62Ok Nicollet, room Ia.
ATTENTION. ATTENTION:
THE WORLD RENOWNED
TRANCE, TEST AND BUSINESS MEDIUM,
MRS. DR.. EDWARDS,
Guarantees complete satisfaction or no
charge all affairs Of Hfe-love, marriage,
speculation, law suits, bringing the estranged
together-glven special attention; no fee in
advance.
If there is anything you wish to know,
Any desire Of your heart ungraufed,
CONSULT THIS GIFTED WOMAN.
Many profess the gift Of clairvoyancy and
necromancy; few, indeed, are SO gifted; one
visit to a genuine priestess Of the art will
repay you for many disappointments; re-
member asks no questions; uses no cards;
succeeds where all other fail; all business
strictly confidential; letters answered.
MRS. DIR. EDWARDS,
10 Eleventh st. S.
One-half block from public library
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MEDICAL

90 o. MEDICAL
OO-o>~>->->>-~>~~~~ ~~~~~~~@>~~~~
THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits, IS; soc underwear, 25c
LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write Dr.. BLY,, II 4th st s. New book. 25c
RUPTURE cured without the knife Call and
see Dr. D. R. Greenlee, 102 S I'd. opp. P. O.
i.ADIES-$50O REWARD FORA CASE OF
obstinate suppression, any cause, my monthly
regulator: fails to relieve. Mail. Harmless,
vegetable, safe, sure, how long suppressed
DR.. Jackson r. Co., r. S12 167 Dearborn, Chi.
cagO .sa-..
ELITE BATH PARLoRs, si6 HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant
WHY GO TO HOT SPRINGS? WE CAN
do the same for you here be done
there All kinds of rheumatism is treated !;
skin diseases of all kinds specially Give
us a cali Consultation free. Free treat
ments on Monday, from to 4: Saturdays,
from $3.50 until 1880. Prof L. 3. Allen, the
eminent magnetic healer, graduate of the
Parlor City School of Magnetic Healing, Ce-
Sdar Rapids; Iowa. Suite $40 Sykes block,
Minneapolis.
MRS. DR.. M'KAY, 412 NICOLLET, SIXTH
floor: osteopathy, neuropathy, massage, cleo
trio and magnetic treatments, baths; speciality
Of female diseases. a. IN. to 6. Twin City
telephone 1904.
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HELP WANTED--MALE


THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits, IS; soc underwear, Zoe. IS
WATCHES CLEANED, 81; MAIN SPRINGS,
81; warranted one year. Paegels. % Sd st s.
OvERCOAT SLEEVES refined. Soc; SILK
velvet collar, Doc; suits steam cleaned and
pressed, 81; pants recut 75c up. At Anthony
the Tailor, removed to PIP Washington av N,
MOLDERs-THE NATIONAL FOUNDERS
Association will pay at least 1915 per day for
few good machinery floor molders to work
In Chicago, I'LL Permanent employment and
no trouble. Address box 40. Chicago. ILL.,
WANTED-A GOOD, ALL-AROUND BLACK
smith; up-to-date shop, steady job for good
man. State experience and salary wanted.
Address c. L. Marsh, Bridgewater, S. D.
WHO UNDERSTANDS
the principles Of craftsmanship, who is of good
address, strong personality and can approach
high-class people. 1854, Journal.
WANTED-WEAK LUNG OR CONSUME
tive persons to send for free trial Of our herb
medicine. Thousands can testify as 70 its
Monroe st, Chicago
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Continued.
FOR SALE-CLEAN STOCK OF JEWELRY,
good country; population 1000; no competi-
ton. F. NJ. Doan. Elma, Iowa
DON'T BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE A BUsI-
ness or property or secure a business part
'ner before seeing Walker, 4O4 Century bldg.
ENECUTRIX SALE OF WAGON FACTORY,
ana repair shop at Fergus Falls, doing fine
BUSINESS; will be sold at sacrifice. Apply
Walker, 4O4 Century building.
20 PER CENT PER aANNUM POSITIVELY
earned on an investment in an established
business, manufacturing staple articles;
closest information courted; for information
address P. o. Box $50, Chicago, III.
FOR SALE -fDRUGE STORE IN MINNESOTA
town OF LOCO; bargain; if interested answer
soon Address 401S. Journal
LADY STENOGRAPHER DESIRES TO PUR-
chase public stenographer's business; an
swer with details. Address 4OO7, Journal.
$4,000 GENERAL STORE, $4,000. HARD
ware store; a large store and buildings;
all money makers: to sell or exchange One
Land CO., Phoenix building.
GOOD-PAYING GENERAL STORE; INVOICE
$4,000; 75c on dollar, cash; cheap rent. Also
100 acres smooth prairie land in western Min
nesota at SIS per acre: Be quick. Address
4034, Journal ...tas
FOR RENT-NEW DOUBLE BRICK STORE
building for clothing store; good opening:
Dodge Center, MINI.
w ELL EsTABLISHED MEAT MARKET FOR
sale cheap by owner. Good opportunity for
the right party. 1t will pay to Investigate
Charles Bohanon. Camden Place. .,a
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE-WITH FIRST
class outfit complete in booming North Da-
kota town. Address VIM. Asplin, sours,
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FOR RENT /
UNFINISHED HOUSES

o. UNFINISHED HOUSES
THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits, IS; SOC underwear, 25c. :
FREE FOR RENT CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad. *, j.
eO2, w 22d ST (SUNNYSIDE), 8 ROOMS,
modern, $780, ~---s ~ @"'+- as7-.7n - Z
1901 Park av; - rooms, modern; $780, -
27OO Humboldt av S; 10 rooms, modern; barn;
$35. s He5< n
1913 Sd av S; 9 rooms,- modern barn. $50.
241S Nicollet av, 10 rooms, modern, $25.
14O4 Vine place; 8 rooms, modern; $25.
1923 Vine place; 10 rooms, modern; $25.
1419 9TH av s; 8 rooms, modern: S25
PAPA 9th av 8, rooms, barn; $3.50.
2514 Portland av, rooms; barn; SIG
1900 Clinton av, rooms SIS.
2547 LIST av S. first floor fiat, rooms, 50.
1914 Polk st NE, rooms, S..
~ GEORGE ODLUM, 300 PHOENIX BLDG.
HOUSES AND MINNEToNKA COTTAGES.
Edmund G.. Walton 800 Hennepin av. ..
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DYEING AND CLEANING

THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits for S.; SOC underwear, 25c.
THE MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS.
A. HORNUNG, PROP. FRENCH DRY
CLEANING. OLDEST, LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED DRY, CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE NV. OFFICE, 242 MIC.
TEL. $40; AND 522 MIC. TEL. 31S6-J2
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS - PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners: out-of- town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nicol-
let. Telephone 1876
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Marriage Licenses
AGENTS WANTED

THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits for So; soc underwear, 25c.
BOOK CANVASSEIES WANTED IN EVERY
county; big money; new proposition; sells to
everybody; write to-day. Pontiac Pub. Co.,
Pontiac, Mich. ...
PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED AGENTS
in every town to cure subscriptions to the
Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturday Eve
ming Post. We want agents who will work
thoroughly and with tEusiness system to cover
let's and other adve rising matter, and to
look sharply after renewals from old SUBJ
scribers. The pay Is first rate, and at the
best workers as extra prizea for good work
How well some Of our agents have succeeded
Is told il a little booklet we would like to
send you-portraits OF some Of our best agents
with the story of how they made it pay. The
Curtis Publishing Co, PHILADELPHIA. Pc.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

az LOANS AND CHATTELS /.
OV->~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~>~~~~~o~
THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits, So; SOC underwear, 25c.
RICE LOANS on all kinds of personal prop
erty: charges reasonable. COG Globe bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PAN
OS, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, ON SAME
DAY AS APPLICATION. OUR NEW PAY
MENT PLAN IS THE EASIEST, CHEAP
EST AND BEST IN THE CITY. ~
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
s'@ 601-2 Globe Building, --.t-
20-22 4th st 8. ,.n.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
one-haf the usual rates. Monthly INSTALL
ment Loan Co., 1926 Guaranty Loan.
= MONEY TO LOAN.
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES.
CHEAPEST RATES IN THE CITY EASY
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
sTRICTNST PRIVACY GUARANTEED.
CALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY;
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN
NEsOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, sos
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, COR
NER OF 1ST AV S AND 4TH ST. a,ru..
PAWNBROKERs-Relia reasonable: con-
fdential. Harris & Goldstein. 2sa st av S.
WILLIAMS, AS GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans any amount on personal property. Large
loans a specially. Lowest rates. Terms to
SNit borrower. '.-
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BUSINESS CARDS

THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits for IS; soc underwear, Csc 4.
R c. BLA OK & co, plumbing, heating and
nRhting; iobbing 3 specially. 729 Hem. aY.
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LADIES' TAILORING

THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits for SIS; soc underwear, Zoe.
TUCKER, LADIES' TAILOR, I IS NOW
showing samples OF spring styles in new wool
crepes; also advance styles in light weight
summer goods 522 Medical block
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Building Permits.

building Permits.
Washington Yale, 220 Nicollet; altera-
lions and freight elevator ....... $500
Lois G. Weston, 2538 Grand avenue;
dwelling ..................... 5000
dwelling ...,.............:.... 5000
Harriet E. Giln1erson 254s Grand ave-
nue.; dwelling Observation-Disclosures. $500
Total, four permits SIP, 800
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. STENOGRAPHER. ~
Wanted, a good, steady, accurate man
! stenographer, worth SIS per week, and
prepared TO- earn it. 1908, Journal.


TIE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits; S.; soc underwear. &c.
WANTED-FORs u. s. ARMY, ABLE-BO
led men between ages of p and IS; citizens Of
United States of good character and temper
English. For information apply to recruiting
officers 3A LIST av s, Minneapolis, or Phoenix
building, St Paul, Mimi.
Statesmen TO SELL OUR GOODS TO
sde ass be
Model Mfg. Co., Box L. South Bend, Ind.
BAKER-AT :. ONCE. ON BREAD AND
cakes. Call at 21s 1st av N. sy
WANTED-CANVAssE FOR MARVEL
GUS article (noveltyo. Very useful for every
a. es Arthur Hebs e wash
ington av. Hotel Savoy.
WANTED-A MAN WITH SOME EXPERT
ence and sober, as general porter. Must have
references. Apply at Isaac Wells, 40-42 9Th
WANTED-A1 SOLICITOR FOR CITY
work. Must be- of strong personality and
good dresser. Salary to start. s75 per month.
Address, with references. 1897. Journal.
ton and address as assistant manager in Of
flee supply department. Apply W. l.. Harris.
New England Furniture 3 CARPET Co.
YOUNG MEN TO DISTRIBUTE CIRCU-
lars. Feb. 10. at 9Th and Nicollet avs. 1880;
81 per day. -.-.
zee CORRECT IDEAS ON MONEY MAT
soe ters are worth money. Look for them
zee in our nine-spot ads. The Savings
Bank of Minneapolis Adam Hannah, treas
urer, Bank Of Commerce building.
WANTED-sTEADY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
habits; light work; permanent place. Apply
at 10 Sd st S, upstairs, room II.
WANTED-A NO. /, ALL-AROUND BAKER;
strictly sober; good wages. Inquire B. x,
Beaufort Hotel, Minneapolis.
WANTED-AT. ISsAC WELLS, 40-42 9Th ST
8, porter. Must be sober.
So PER MONTH AND TRAVELLING ok
penses paid statesmen on baking powder; ex-
perience unnecessary. Purity Co., Chicago
BOOKBINDER : GOOD FORWARDER; A
handy man; steady position; fair salary; loca-
ton near cities. Call II to l, West Hotel,
Thursday. H. E. sheed.
WANTED-A RELIABLE GROCERY SALES
man in big store; give reference and salary
expected. Address 4010. Journal
STRONG BOY TO WORK IN STORE AND
deliver; one living in eighth ward preferred.
1000, journal.
BARBER WANTED-AT ONOE: GOOD
wages to the right man. Must be Of good
moral habits. F. E. Houck, Olivia, MINI.
WANTED-FIRST-CLA SHORT-ORDER
cook and dishwasher, at Eureka restaurant,
50 Washington av S.
WANTED-UNEMPLOYE NEAT-APPEAR-
ing young man as salesman In retail trade
Fine chance to advance and permanent. In
dia Tea Co., 1917 Nicollet av. n
WANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN AS
assistant bookkeeper. Must be rapid and ac-
curate. State salary wanted. Address 1927,
Journal. ...% g..
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WANTED TO RENT

THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits for IS; SOC underwear, 25c.
FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN WISHES
to rent six or seven-roo modern house, with
barn, located between 9Th ct and Franklin
and Hennepin and 10th avs S. 3949. Journal.
FOR sALE-OLD- ESTABLISHED FEED
business and full equipments; or half inter
est at bargain. Address $3.50, journal.
WANT FOUR OR FIVE UNFURNIsHED
rooms, with bath; Southeast or East; two in
family only. Hobby, 2724 Chicago av.
THREE, FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping by small gen
teel family of adults at very reasonable
terms. State terms, etc., fully to insure reply.
1877. Journal. ---t-i-
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UNIMPRovEn

90 UN1MPRovED :,
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park, or for bargains
everywhere, send for maps, ETC., to Edmund
G.. Walton, 300 Hennepin av. 49,
A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON LOWRY HILL
near Kenwcod car, at 1000; one OF the few
left at last years price. VIII build on it if
desired, after your own plans. w. W. Clark
313 Ncollet
$29O-CEOICE EAST-FRONT LOT ON LYN-
dale av S, inside Of 36th st. $3.50, east front
on Bryant, near Lyndale school; city water
stono sidewalk. Smith, 41S Guaranty Loan.
40 FARM LANDS
NORTH DAKOTA LANDs-1so ACRES TO
100, 600; Minnesota and Wisconsin lands. bod
les of LOCO acres to 100. 600 only; now is the
time; your money grows while you sleep.
Raft. COS Bank Commerce.
HOMESTEAD AND TIMBER CLAIMS LO-
Gated in Oregon for s10o each. Address X. G.
Staples, Room 4, Worcester bldg, Portland,
Oregon. 44: g7. .~-.. r.- z--.-
f35 PER ACRE, INCLUDING EQUIPMENT,
buys well improved 1.500-acre grain farm in
Red river valley. Address D. N. Dalrymple,
Kelso, N. D.
50 SELECTED TRACTS, IMPROVED AND
unimproved, in Sargent county, North Da-
kota some taken under foreclosure; I for
merly resided in the county and will accom-
pany buyers; have some excellent bargains.
Minneapolis.
LANDS FOR SALE BY H. L. GAYLORD &
Son. Send for list. Fertile. Polk county,
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En- REAL EsTATR-EXCHANGR

THE PLYMOUTH BARGAIN BASEMENT
Mems $40 suits for S.; SOC underwear, Zoe.
WANTED - TO EXCHANGE KITTSON
county land for improved Minneapolis resi-
dence property. Address box 566, Blue Earth
City, Mimi.
WILL EXCHANGE A BEARING ORANGE
grove at the station of Satsuma Heights, Put
nam county, Fla, for clear Minneapolis, Min
nesota or Dakota property. An ideal homo
for any one who desires to escape the rtgers
OF the northwestern climate. DR.. J. L. Stone,
S26 LIST av 8, city. -
FINE INSIDE RESIDENCE PROPERTY IN
Rockford, ILL.,, ninety miles from Chicago, to
exchange for Minneapolis or Minnesota real
estate, or anything Of equal value. Address
Edward Tucker, 1872 Linden avenue, Mime
apolis.
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d HORSES, CARRIAGEs-W'T'D

THE. PLYMOUTH BARGAIN EASEMENT
Mems SD suits. IS; 600 underwear, 25c.
HEARSE WANTED-WILL PAY CASH FOR
a secondhand hearse to ship into country.
State where it may be seen and price. Ad-
dress 1862, Journal.
WANTED-OCCASIONAL USE OF HORSE
and buggy in exchange for course Of treat
ment in osteopathy. Old practitioner 1888,
Journal. T. r&s-.,