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Nenbrrnht Manc.

ReSbrrnSt Rslc. q. 9. Better.
lens 0tsae / anaocrup.8 orolgie
Soan err totuIt ne6brrnot. guQnin.
gerne pal asiurerebc. 3Ioen autogeS
opitaaet peb SeIpantrnoelie.
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Gil gmtsSprIGse / Soiens Giitrift
omfattenoe grlanoet meo Here Serre.
Der, er beififfet IprlGae u. Stones %
til amtsbprIree gisrnsr err belfiffel
9prIGae 9. 5. Sbpaeien.
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Sra Oanmarf.

96spnffcri. SIaqeI'e SpineIagteri
iorIeben at opfsre ct gGgpufft.
ri % at anoeroe in6tiI 10000 Ser.
6erpoa.
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Srplpiiuucu / 0nbura.

8oSperf8erpIoiionen ioranIeSigeoe
Staoe er torerct til 5000 Ser. paa
gpgningen % $500 SIR. paa Draft.
nerne.
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Siifet pau Etureaaen.

Siifet paa sturessen. Som ti0Ii.
gere meooeIt bar Rorolanba Iiiteri.
ieIffob iot igoug 6orisasfifc meO
Sompifib poa Str9fninaer Reit-
SrRnen. SGrIig er oct Storcggen og
Den inoerior benne Ii9geube 3apitrRf.
ming, iom ifal ~unoerisges. On set
Sftb, Ser npIie for fsrite Cana gif no,
meIoes ben 16be Wai: SorisqSoam.
peren fom iro igaor meb goo Imait.
Ger er fiifet 1900 3s. anaite o.
1000 Stpffer 2ange, groSmc %
Sorif. Gen iamIe0e SiifetiN bar Dor.
RET 212 Gs9r, % RanSifobsIotterne
for Oenre Sur ptI antaselig blioe ben.
imoO so Str. 9ette isritc Ioriea
moo onieeS for Of bore Iebct hcIoi Il
al, o9 man Dor Soab ON at finoe en-
rig 6iifebeitonb pao De npe Banter.
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sfreiHHet sr mi ofIuttet. 9ac

SfreiFifst sr mi nfiIuttet. Ro9en
p~pientlis 6orsselie al 4arets Sotni.
fpantum iibsn iorrige Cpgaoe er 81:
naturIignis life. SeIOc 2oiotfiifet be.
Is6er liz ionr til Ell ionrlet 5onsit al
14.3 Rin. Stpffer, oItiad noget mere
emo @jenueminitsuobnttct for be fem
iioite. | bsi 8rab mtsItqc War. Glen.
neninitsuSbpttat for bette Senrnar BE-.
Isber zig nsmlia til 13.1 Riu. 2obbs.
fiffet ! Sinmarfen bar ta9et zig noger
op ! Oct iiSite. aIt ialt er Der MI !
5inmorten opHifet NOR pa Rin. Gen
iamleoe 6iifernImue er omfring H.
900 Ianb, iorbeIt pna omfrins 5000
Saaoe.
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SinamGnSrucs antal.

tion$fomiteeu inoittler pan, at
Observation-Disclosures ON 6orauoring
/ StortingsmGn0eres antal -- uenl'
Iig iaale6es, at Saugeiunb faar en- Re.
orGientont og GriitiarioreprPieutar.
ternes antnl forseeS life tages ur'
Ser 8ebanoIing Of i~nOepRreuSe Stor.
tifth
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On helSia Saaer er anOers aaI.

Gn bcfeis Saser er Snoers Gal
oyer / Bang. San bar iioite Siufer
ifuOt 5-6 9tdar. rs a9pe, ct Bar
2rne % Sesuoen en 8el aImiuoeIig
Blot. SSagteu bar urret BAN Ell
imuf 9iin0tPgt. Scr et Nnarifiuo
beteIes 2O-25 aroner. for 4Gps.
itin6 10 ar. % oesuSen 4 Str. / Stuo.
prgmie.
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10000 0rantrGplnnter bar 5or.
manocn ! Bangs SfoeieIifob Sr. SpI.
tenif etsie 9oge afbentct paa @is'
bif.
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Gn gibrn bIep forIeSen ifuot at 81.
reftsr 8ouIsion og @rosierer go.
renbers ! Smegnen al arsoerer.
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prtpate 4abgttsr meo 2-+6 SopepIaoie | hoer
paa CperoQftet. Srer Seng Heitpret meb patent
Sprina Dumb os tprinHst uee uoHRrieee SengilRbsr.
Battle-Ground, SpeiI. SaHbiaraHe Ga 6lasier,
Seet, arose for Rl9oer % Safter, etc. brert Guu.
over Atesiine bar i'm esea Spieial, itsr o. rums
Inslie. Sptietamusr Hse aaHPb0te. Sse % RATE
urner, ETC., efc.
TO prpmsuabspIaeie, en- paa bet aabne 7af
for Buia / imuit Beir, o. en- tor glab4 paa Euers
oaifet beifutiet NOD Reau % 8tuo.
NsaspareIie. .itsrt na hef5emmeIiei.
81 Etaeeo9reIfe Tor 1amfr. elegant uAftpref,
o. meo Ct paffsgt Blanc ipr Zrghie &lasle 9asIas
serers uoelHffeuoe Nieeunftefit.
uopertraH eItee SetpemueIfehsDer for aae
Rlasisr, men | S9rheleshtb Erssis 2idsit,
6tit Sraa al SensflGber for Treeie alaEls 9aSs
taaerer, ltgeiad frte erie % 3rtifetGr. bpiiie h1loeS
rene Al QompdHieis SIeHere.
Cor ale andre cplpsHinser bsnSsHo Ten I'll port
2p,atAgeHfer ener til
F.G.wHITIke. Mgr, Dearborn q Randolph. Chicago.
"a. G. JcasSos CO.. Gent Norlh- Western ACT.
10, ~, ~ Washington Ave. South, MINNEAPOLIS.
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6eitians for srOuSbjem. aOmiteen
til geosmmelie al De iuSfomne 80
Seitionse for Srouobiems 9p bar be.
luttet euitemmig life at nntase eaer
uooeIe 8rpmieu for nogeu at Gem,
men iorlRngp 5riiter for SnoienoeI.
ie Of npe Sange til 15be Sum-. Sn.
gen al Dem auiaaeS ififfct iom 5olfe.
lana.
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CppnrfcDc tIiatss / Barnes GOsEts qsra
p~N TafUtl. Wt6i I hnrt, Harg Stft.
ID Il ]tltrtatsr. uar RtTt, St5ls %
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9crobUHo St0rS ZG'ot1. auH q oaErltqt aar 20.
40 ssrtA AZ 0uI ia gp. lgo' oais. ait % eur,st
U~Hataatr 10 HCytS SlGat. t7 10 BT. afrt.
100 aCus. Is DlIl fra gaHtp Gtp. 5 DlI fra Tala.
~ Acres opburttt. btbts Staas sduo. $3.50 pr. Srrt.
e40 acrts. I Dit fra Naagp Stir, ait o~Be9rtct NIB.
acres tabinatt, Srts mtb sptua ti7.0o pc. aSrt.
$50 gutE 800 Ncyss ~iRb'iatt pu't rars $500 %.
u OI ira 0aRtu Gifp, Z WAl fra 0larisb, DrtB
rrSo gpiHa els o. pL NTt,
9sa bar esiaa It Gar Cuarirr Sections R~sstrlisf eaHs
til ~si2,0Q-N5,O0 pI. ayt. mar 81.
Halt Fare Ticket ira OF az Ct pauL For u9rursrs
uuosrrttHtTa % EriSltig fTIo GRssI6i sasr RoEff III
MARTIN +. REMMEN, Valley City. n. Oak.
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Gn Sunnop9rferbpab.

~" Wv WV
ninouI ffrtoeS til "Siorberca 9Iob":
Sorriubol er rietis en- GRANDDAUGHTER.
mes 9pgo. 9f be 1860 Snobpggere
er nPiteu en- 5reoiepart SoonopPrfc.
re. Der itn0eS 107. iom orIpPr Smc.
bebaarbnPrfet / en- eaer an6en 5orm,
SO Snebfere % SsmmermprN, 80
SfrPbbere, IA Wolere. 40 iom bar
l9rt Sfomogeriaget. 1 9IiftcniIoger.
4 Wetalitsbere 90 0htrere, I mefo.
milf arbeiber, 1 6oroer og I @Iasmo.
ger. 9pgoen eier bcQer life ioo fo1
iom bprfer arriten - iooleSes mel.
lem 80 og 40 mer eQer minbre ilinfe
8ioIinipilere. s @intcr err Der 90.
nrbeioet ca. 10000 Stpffer 9ioo, ION
bGir ierbt npiten oper belle Son0et.
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SrGbt lit Sarn. gn forraI

SrGbt tit Barn. gn iorrungIct
observation-disclosures i Sfien isete for.
Ieoer Tag at ttIisis lin &uitrn - uoelt
Overwhelming Jar benoe$ SHE - ct
Slag. aonen bar lin lille TO Gar sonl.
Ie Ssn, Slaf, paa armer. Sam ram.
mebe Slnget meb ben 6slge, at borl
itrar eiter ofeif peo Is0en. 3a 81.
litiet fom tiIiteoe, fanot BE en- bIoSig
Sar, ca. s BONNER lang. On Some
~forflare6e, at bun bao0c hsrt garnet5
Wober iige: Gen Snrcn rep ieg rs
al garnets Wuno!" Get aniecs Der.
for for gtpet, OF SaOeren bar orR6t III
Barn meo Soren. Irabsman0en
bIep siebIiffeIig orreitcrct. sGgtepar.
ret bapOe fire Born o. lao i meact
trnnee SCAR. Wanoen bar oRret en-
meget oaarIi9 fSamilieiaoer.
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ct ltIpffrsbng. s Rcnnebu bpnbte

st ll~lpffrsbng. s Renrebu bpnbte
ifslge "Ingspoiteu" iorIeoeu ct me.
get isreeliat ltIpffcstrIfRIbe pna
@oaroer Sunoiet, l6ct 8aar6en5
Gloite Ssn, en- lIng @ano, paa ca.
% aor, buggeSe iig inieI. San bar
ON SormiSoogen 9ouet Tor at iGioe
nogIe Greer. ga ban bIeu borte leu.
sere emo rimeIiat, eif bans prore
gror afiteo for at ie efter bam o.
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Stpffe fra arbeiositsbet meo et itor:,
gaberbe Sugiadr ! genet ooenfor
8rpet. Son baobe ontageIis tRnft NJ
nao bient. men ban er enteu pnu
8runb al globtab cGer 9eioimeIie
inIot ooerenbe og bLet Ilg8enoe.
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einasaas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ear te.

Inttet at fisbe ct Srsel for co. 1000
3roner JON @ape til Sinssoos airfe.
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psmnis o. SstsaSeifisr t icinsns. y Gents.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
'.TO DAZZLE zE WORLD
PROF. BIMBoNps RICH PUPIL
Her Ambition to Shine Throws 1900
People Out of Employ
ment.
Ne.o Yorb Sus, Spsotds Servtos

ISeto Yorb SGfa Sreotos SoFVtoS -.t-,
Boston, July 11.-Because the wife Of a
millionaire shoe manufacturer wants to
sing grand opera 1900 North Brookfeld
workmen are out of employment
Mrs. Francis Batcheller sailed on Friday
for Italy to study vocal music under the
best Italian masters. Mrs. Batcheller' 8
voice Is a soprano Of great compass. Her
husband finally yielded to entreaties OF a
vocal critic, who declared he would rob
the world of wonderful voice if he re-
fused to send his wife abroad for further
training. Accordingly Mr.. Batcheller
closed his factory at North Brookfleld,
throwing 1900 persons out Unemployment,
settled up his business, closed his mag
niflcent home on Commonwealth avenue,
this city. and accompanied his wife
abroad. - 0. !
For the last two years Mrs. Batcheller
has been training under the best instruc-
tors d. in the United States. When Mr..
Batcheller was finally converted he en-
tered into the spirit of the enterprise
with great warmth. He determined his
wife should shine in music; that II money
could purchase it she should have the
best facilities for voice cultivation that
Europe possessed. : =
Professor Bimboni of the conservatory
Of music was called into consultation.
In two years, If you go to Italy, the
music master declared, mot even Melba
Eames or Calve will be your equal. Your
voice-it Is. grand, divine. To Italy under
the great maestro and then to shine, tc
dazzle, to enrapture the world -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Batcheller were accom-
panied to Naples, by Mrs T. L. Bates
the mother of Mrs. Batcheller and Pro-
fessor Bimboni. The party will proceed
directly to Rome, and in the autumn Mrs
Batcheller will commence her studies
Professor Bimboni will Introduce the
-Batchellers in the leading musical circles
and outline the first years work for his
pupil.
Mrs. Batchellsr Is the daughter of Theo.
dore O.. Bates, a corporation lawyer oi
Worcester.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
DYEING AND CLEANING

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. A. HOR-
nung Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est, largest and best dry cleaning establish
ment west of New York. 242 and 522 Nicollet.
TWIN CITY DYE WoRKS-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 816 Nicol-
let. Telephone 1875.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work, 72S Hennepin ay; both phones.
THE PANToRIUM, s27-7 NICoLLET. EAv-
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners; men s
suits French dry cleaned, $1.50. sS
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

al
irving a. ,Dunsmoor and wife to Martha
Chisholm: lots 7. and q block u, -.
Mary A.. Clark; lot s, block 8, J. T.
Blaisdells revised addition ....... 1,5i
James G.: Pease and wife to David P.
Jones; lot 2, block 2. Bellevisw addi- !
Edward 6: Jungerioh and wife to ~
Charles G. Menaeli part lot 10, block
122, town Of Minneapolis .....,....... 4,5t
Margaretta N. Diehl to Charles ,ar 6:
Hilda IL NnsIRons M MOSS and husband to Fred ~
: McArdell; part lot 10, block 8. town -
G. u Rismensehnsid;r Ansa1a and wife to Minnie
p Nelson; part lot 2S, block 27, South -
Josie Dunn and husband to Anna Pot,
ter; part lots 1 and g. block "a, st. .
Mads Mat Peterson @ to o. Evensen semb;
lot; 49, block IL, Morrison & Lovejoys .
Francis A. ohamberiain and wife to
John Friedman ct al; lot 7. block 5, =
Nichols & saeger's addition .......... '2,3
Frank N; Elliott and wife to Joseph W.
J: s. & W: Elliot's addition ..::...:..
Bechhoetter, block 10, steel's, Lake
d HaTTiet naTd sPass Park addition sna ;,. -
Bechhoeffer; block IS. steels Lake
Harriet Park addition .............. 8
Vermont Savings Bank to Theodore M.
Chant, lot Z, Hamlin's addition. ........ 81
"A. C. Whiting and wife to Chicago
4 Great Western Railway company;
south half lot 8, Auditors subdivision
...... .......... .......... f,Z
Whitney j. Marshall and wife to Albert
e. Bennett; lot 81. block 9, Park addi-r-,
Emma X. Carlson and husband to
Grace G. Welsh; lot j., block z, Mich
: OILS & saeger's addition .:.............. 4,s
Albert c.. Bennett and wife to Ossian
E. Dodge ct al; lot 81, block 8, Park
addltlon ..-........... ..,.................
Eleven minor deeds .....................
's.
fra4n1. sn doada s2ne
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
Deaths.

Norson. Myrtle. 254s Taylor street NE, {
years.
(. Logelfiel, Amanda. so15 Bloomington. Il
years, @t
Coldwell, Estelle, 14o1 Adams street NE,
years. l
Goodwin, j. Prentice, 24oo Humboldt avenue
S., IL years.
Jolliff, Ralf, S21s Third street N, 4 years
Strong, Jacob, SO Fourth street Sc, 6e
years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
MINES AND MINING
VIRGINIA BELLE OF ARIZONA ]
! 50 IS A &
y GQLD-COPPER MINE.

ss@a- IOLD-COPPER MIN ~,
In Pine county, Arizona; s14O acres Of mineral
bearing land; two working shafts sinking to
open up ore located. Att 300 foot level we
expect a very large body of high-grad ore;
then Virginia Belle stock will sell at par, 81
q share, sure Now going at 25 cents a share.
81, 600 worth OF stock for $3.50: $100 worth for
s25. Send for prospectus and engineers last
report. Virginia Belle Gold and Copper Min-
ing company, Chas. F. Potter, treasurer, Is
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
INSTRUCTIoN !

MUsICAL INSTRUCTION. aoPPOR-
turity on special summer terms slyeduced
pricesl S6 private lessons, $10;s piano, organ,
vocal, violin, mandolin, guitar. inneapolis
School Of Music, 81 18th st 8. Andreas
Rhome, ptreetor. rs
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
Short Pleasure Trips

resorts in Minnesota, and to the Dalles
OF the st. Croix at Taylor's Falls, at
greatly reduced rates, have been arranged
BY the Northern Pacific at the close Of the
N. E. A.
Call at our Offices in Minneapolis and
gt. Paul for detailed information.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
FURRIERs

A RuEINEI, PRACTICAL FURRIER, rs 9th
st S. Furs stored and insured at lowest
rates; garments left for repairs or alterations
stored free of charge. Old otter garments
dyed seal color; guaranteed not to crock.
Faded mink garments blended, restoring coll
or; old seal garments redyed to look like
taken for new garments at special prices
during summer months. Both phones. Ref
erences: GerInania bank, E. @. Walton.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
, Grand Tour to Pacific Coast

Grand Tour to Pacific Coast
Via the 500 line. Personally conducted
by Miss Martha Scott Anderson to North
Pacific ocean, Rocky Mountains and the
famed Kootenay lakes, nineteen days, all
expenses included, s150. Get particulars
and booklets at the ticket office, 1f9 s.
Third street and West Hotel. - < eg5,zs
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
WANTED-TO REM

~~~~~~~~~~~~~
WANTED-BY SEPT: l, THOROUGHLY
modern nine or ten-room house, for one year,
with privilege OF buying at end of year II
satisfactory; iSunnyside preferred. Address
1884,, Journal. - = ---------
WANTED-MoDERNH HOUSE OF SEVEN OR
eight rooms, by family of two, about Sept l.
1884, Journal. . = :.
WANTED-MODERN HOUSE, EIGHT OR
nine rooms, walking distance university and
East Side high school; to rent or buy on
instal1ment plan. 1929, Journal.
WANTBD-TO RENT-FIRsT of AUGUST
or September, a modern residence IN hne
location, Of about twelve rooms; If desirable,
will rent for several years; family Of three
adults. Address E. ]. Stilwell, Minneapolis
Paper Co. -z
WANTDD-AT7 ONCE OR BY AUG. L, 8 OR
rooms in modern house; must he light and
convenient; unfurnished. 1859, journal.
WlANTED-FLAT- OF -FOUR OR SIX ROOMS
in good location and reasonable rent; no
small children. Emerson or Douglas school
preferred. 4252. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
MEDICAL

>~~o.S~~ & .GscGc,~@eso.c<~c.ee
write DR.. Bly,, 27 4th st S. New book, 25c.
ELITE BATH PARLORs, 626 HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant
INSOMNIA POSITIVELY CURED OR ND
charge All diseases treated at the Natural
Health Institute, GIL, 612 and 613 Northwest
ern building, s 45s!fs
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
5000
10000
1,15o
1900
t,4o0
2,625
Births.

Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, 2sst Gin,
Kelvin, Mr.. and Mrs William, 1903 Madi-
son street NE .Doy
Finly, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter R., 1920 Second
avenue co, ooy
Roland, Mr. and. Mrs. olai 2los Thirty $
McGregor, q - Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur, 112o
cambell, hs Mr.: and Mrs. Frank, sixth and !,
Gamache, mach Mr.. "a and Mrs. George, se2s Mar
Langne, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph, 1908 Wash
ington street go. =
Bloch, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 2o1l Marshall
saithre. Mr. and Mrs. Carl. 21s Third J,
oBrien, en Nj Mr.. and Mrs. John, 1929 Adams
Norton Mr.. and Mrs. Edward, 512 Second j,
hart. ss' M5 and Mrs Joseph, Il Fourth : !,
Davoust, Mr.. and Mrs. onta, s14 Marshall . Z.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence. e5s Fourth .
avenue NE .............-............ girl
Dulac, Mr.: and Mrs. Edmund, sl2 Third 8,
street NE Ef....... -. girl
Dupont, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon, 1421 Fifth
Bredberg Mr.. and Mrs. French, 254 Thir-.
tteenth avenue S .,............. s........ boy
Heriiner Mr. and Mrs. Otto. 1ios Lyndale
pssrsons snsaas Mr.. and Mrs John, soss First Do'
Carlson, Mr and Mrs. J., 200 Twenty
nine-and-a-hah street cir!
Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. John, 1908 Twenty
ATst avenue .s1r
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES r.
attorneys and solicitors; main offices, No. 929-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneap plis,
MINI. branch office, room 50. McGiH build
ing, Washington, DC. \ So sp3$tssa
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11

Is your business dull? good remedy
will be found in advertising 1t in The
Journals want columns.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has; ,unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment Inexperienced men. Collective car
loads for the coast a speciality. Office, As South
Sd st. Telephone, Main 656. both exchanges.
2GAMERoN's TRANSFER AND. STORAGE.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
1908: T. Co. 1908 or 1873. Res. 7. G.. 1924.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
Total, so deeds ...............
Building Permits.

- ~ BU1IUlnB PERMITS.
Anna B. Malom, 1912 Eighteenth ave-
nue. n, dwelling :...........,.
Eriek JJuna and John g. Stern, 905-9
w Franklin avenue. brick flats.
Anna Boland, 2517 Bloomington avenue,
! dwelling :. ............. .......
/. f. Tracy, 1886 Lyndale avenue N,
dwelling ......... ,...,...-.. s,:... -.
Hardwood Manufacturing company, 207
Church st Sc, barn .:..............-...s
Nine minor permits ....:....'.........r.@.S'. 80
Total, IL permits .................-...s s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
BICYCLES
SUMMER RESORTS

BOARD AT INTERSTATE PARK, DALLEs
of the st. Croix, $3.50, S. and 81 per week.
Mrs. Albert johnson has opened the large
and commodous Taylor house and annex,
raylors Falls, Mimi, three trains a day.
fifty miles from St. Paul and Minneapolis;
large grounds, big trees, easy walk to park.
geological and botanical gardens; scenic fea
lures fine. al
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-11
STORES


AL1 KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
FOR RENT-sECOND FLOOR, 22xlO0 FEET.
S14 Nicollet av. 80 :.
DOUBLE STORE, 3127-312s u. NICoLLET,
suitable for large grocery. Near motor shops.
Charles 5. woodruff. 6O6 Guaranty building.
HORSES, CARRIAGES-FOR SALE
WIDMAYER & PRENDERGAST, 414 Sd ST
S-Horses, harness, wagons, buggies, rubber
tired runabouts and Stanhopes; new work ex-
changed for old; largest line in city: Tels-
phone 2702 J3. Main.
quarters for the sale Of all classes of: horses:
A large assortment always on hand. Part
time and guarantee given. IL I'd st N. =
HORSES, HORsEs-A LARGE AND WE'LL
selected stock Of chunks, draft and business
Gated gentlemenss roadsters. family horses.
western horses and nice saddle ponies. Visit
our mammoth stables before buying else
where. Every horse guaranteed as repre-
sented. sPart time given if desired. Barrett
& Zimmerman the northwest's largest horse
dealers, Midway, st. Paul, MINI.
SAMPLE TOP BUGGIEs AND sURRIES.
Call and be onyinced as to price and 9 quality
age and Implement Co.. 24o 7th av S.
sEVEN-YEAR- OLD MAFE, WEIGHT 1850
and harness. Will sell the outfit complete
for $780, This is positively a snap, as horse
Is kind and absolutely safe for lady to drive
Address, 4130, Journal. --.
NEW STUDBBANDR MAKE CABRIOLET
carriage trimmed in goat skin, rubber tire.
Call at IL E Grant st.
-FOUR SECONDHAND LANDAUs, ALL IN
fine, condition; one Victoria and three new
broughams. 12 e Grant ST. III. Goosmar.
WILL SELL MY ROCKAWAY CARRIAG,I
and end-spring top buggy, built by Roeller;
good as new; s100 buys rockaway and $50
buys buggy. Call at 11S Groveland av.
FINE GENTLEMAN'S DRIVER, VERY
stylish, we'll bred, 8 years old and sound;
owner leaving city, Call at ia E 26th st.
Starring. - - -
A PONY, Z YEARS tOID, GOOD SADDLER
and driver and sound, will be sold cheap. Call
at once. 142S Washington ay n.
FOR SALE-TRAP,7 HARNESS AND FINE
rutber-tired buggy. 1885 14th av Sc
FINE TOPPY- DRIVER NEW TOP BUGGY.
| standard make: fresh COW and calf, Jersey
HoIstein breed; make an offer. 1903 18th av S.
FOR sALE-A PAGER. WHTnE CLOUD,
2;21A, harness and runabout, all for $50: a
big snap. 504 e Lake st. H..
We HAVE RECEIVED "a SPECIAL COM
| signment Of saddle horses which are also
must be sold at once at lowest prices. Barrett
| & zimmerman's Midway Horse Market. St
Paul, MINI. :
FOR sALE-oNE-HORsB SURREY AND
| harness in good condition. INQUIRE, at NAT .
3O6 University av Sc. C. S. Wentworth.
NICE SINGLE DRIVER, s YEARS. OLD
weight 1,10O; cheap. Safe for lady to drive
New rubber tired runabout, cheap. Leaving
city. 2316 4th st N. -
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Enrath, Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf, 1144 Emerson

Marriage Licenses.
Emil Besancon and May Christensen.
Enoch Mott and Amy M. Burns.
Otto G. Schiller and Elizabeth King
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Tour of Lake Minnetonka via 1'The
MiIvaukee."

Boat trains leave Minneapolis at 800
q. NJ. 1880 p. m. and 500 .. m, connect
ing at Hotel St. Louis with steamers OF
Lake Minnetonka Transportation COM
pany for tour OF lake, A delightful days
outing. Excursion tickets, including en-
tire trip, 30 cents. ST.. r..
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UNFURNISHED FLATS

UNFURNISHED FLATS
FLATS-THREE, SIX, SEVEN ROOMS,
$3.50 to $50; modern, centrally located. Fred
w. Eastman, room ]. 412-4l4 Nicollet ay. :.
MODERN 5-ROOM FLATS AT THE CLIN-
ton. Clinton and 18th ST. Frank Miller.
MODERN FLATS AND Z ROOMS, s22. 50
to $780, W. w, Clark, 315 Nicollet. ! =. =.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE,N NEW, sIx-ROOM
fiat, for rent cheap. Call 2S26h I'd av s.
SPLENDID FIVE, SIX AND SEVEN ROOM,
tall-modern flats, in. the Reynolds and Hit,
18th st and Sd av S.. Hermann 4lo Phoenlx
building. - .'- 49,
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Visit BanfT the Beautiful

Via. the Soo-Pacifc line, Hot Springs,
Lakes in the Clouds and the grandest
mountain scenery on the continent; $4,000
for the round trip including all expenses
en- route. Get particulars at ticket off,
ces, 10 s Third street and West Hotel
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

IRoN-woRKING AND WOODWORKING
machinery; largest stock In the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co, Az Sd st s, MplA
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STOVE REPAIRS

FEPlfRs FOR ALE Groves. GRRa,
western Stove Repair Co.. aH Hennepin av.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

HAIR, MoLES, ETC, PER.
removed by electricity, Miss Hol.
lister. 77-78 Syndicate block, Pioneer stand
of the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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HEADQUARTERS OFFICE AND STORE
1 fixtures; three-horse-power electric motor, two
1 large refrigerators, National cash register,
cotlee urns, counters, shelving, show cases,
scales. desks, chairs. safes, tables, etc. 2zS
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Washington ay s.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 1921 9th st s. Tel. 1893. /.
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
UP for Pacific coast points, making big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 s Sd ST.
TOP PRICES PAID for irst-class second
hand household goods OF all kinds. The
Branch. corner OF ID ay 8 and Washington.
IAUNOH-I WANT THE BEST GASOLINE
launch on Minnetonka that $500 will buy.
1905, Journal.
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ALL, KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RDNT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG :
FOR RENT-sECOND FLOOR, 22xlO0 FEET
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