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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-09-19
Stuffed Turnips.

Choose tnrnips of uniform size,
pee them, cut Off just enough Of the
small end to make them stand firm,
then cut Off the stem end and scoop
out the inside. Ch fine Bermuda
onion and enoug' nutton to I'll tho
turnips; add two tublnspoonfuls OF
well washed rice, tablespoonful of
minced parsley and salt and pepper
TO taste. Mix MI together and flll
the turnips, $yoplace the tops md put
them into n saucepan thiit Will not
crowd them; Just cover with broth,
Sse season with salt and simmer gently
until tender; then add two level
tablespoonfula OF sugar and a third
Eof q cupfnl Of malt or good cider
vinegar. Heat and eerve.- Washing.
ton Star, iisI q.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-09-19

Mn. BRYAN says that Representa-.
tive Babcock has crawled so far into
his hole on the tariff question that,
only the tips Of his cars are Visible.
,Mr. Bryan has very comprehensive
way OF putting things.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-09-19
A lady Killed.

Mrs. VIM. M. Stewart, wife Of the
United States senator from Nevada,
was killed Friday at Almeda, Cal.
Mrs. Stewart was riding in an alltomo.
bile with Henry Foote and q young
man named Taylor. Through an ac-
cidcnt the machine ran into q telc-
graph pole. Mrs. Stewart was thrown
against the pole With great force and
was so seriously injured that death
soon followed Her home was at
Washington, D. @.
Some cotton experts In Now York
predict that cotton will 60 to ton
cents and they advise the farmers not
to rush his cotton to market.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-09-19
a Foolish Conclusion,

The Charlottca Observer says: "a
communication signed York appear
Ing IN today's paper, and which is a
1 study Of the two primary elections in
South Carolina, IS Of unusual inter
y 4 est" The Columbia State says "thc
communication referred to is unusual
I ly foolish and fallacious. That is all.
| ts author undertakes to show that
a Senator .Tillman Is doomcd,' accord
Ing to the Observers headlines, and
/ that the two primary elections in
South Carolina prove that the Conser-
5Yatiyes are in the majority The
elections prove nothing Of tho sort
and nothing could be further from the
truth. What the elections do prove
is that the Conservatives arc not.
Or that the Reformcrs' arc not In
other words that these two factions
arc forever dissipated in South Caro-
lima politics AS for Senator Tlllman,
4 he was not q factor in the campaign
q one way or the other and the results
Z have not the slightest bearing upon
his political fortunes. AS a matter OF
fact, 1T SO happens that the recent
primary has divided the offices evenly
between the two former factions. If
the campaign Of 1902 has had any fac
tional Significance at all 1t is that
fa0tiOnaliSm is ended"
~ THERE is no moro prcpostcrous adj
a monition than that which has been
dinged into the cars Of innocence for
centuries, "Childrcn should be seen antl
not heard The healthy, active child
Is full Of impressions, and that he
should express himself Is just as natur-
al as for O bird to sing. 1t is natures
way Of, giving growth mo one knows a
thing for sure until he tells it to some
& ono else. We deepen impressions by
h hrecounting them, and to habitually
# suppress and reprcss tho child when he
4 wants to tell the curious things he has
4 seen, is TO display tw0-by-four
# THE typhoid cpldcmic in Washing
ton continues. At noon on Friday
there were 373 cases reported in the
CITY. Therc were 81 new cases report
cd on Tuesday. Tho death rate Is not
large. Typhoid seems to be epidemic
all over tho country.
Il H
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-09-19
What Is q Sleanar.

Here is a definition which is as dif
ficult to read rapidly as Peter Plper
picked q peck Of picked PEPPERS and
yet Is more sensible. In fact, It Is an
actual statement OF facts, as you Will
find If you read 1t slowly: A sleeper is
one who sleeps. A sleeper Is that in
which sleeper sleeps. A sleeper Is
that on which the sleeper runs while
tho sleeper sleeps. Therefore while
the sleeper sleeps In the sleeper the
sleeper carries the sleeper over the
sleeper undor the sleeper until the
sleeper which carries tho sleeper
jumps the sleeper and wakes. the
sleeper In tho sleeper by striking the
sleeper under the sleeper on the
sleeper, and there is no longer any
sleeper sleeping in the sleeper on the
sleeper.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-09-19

THE Newbcrry Observer says. sS II
the ballot-bOx corruptionlsts in
Charleston escape put,iShment then;
there is no value to Suffrage In that
city and elections will depend not on
the votes Of the people but on the ras-
cality Of the wishes Of corrupt man
ayers, Let no guilty man escape. :, 10
which we say anon,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-09-19

Ille primary Is nov over and we
can all settle down to business, g33
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MEDICAL


LADIES IN DOUBT, PLEASE CALL OR
write DR.. Bly,. 27 4th st. S. New book, 25c..
ELITE BATH PARLoRs. s2s HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant;
INSOMNIA POSITIVELY CURED Or MI
charge ALI diseases treated at the Natural
Health Institute, Gil, 612 and 613> Northwest
ern building. - =
LADIEs-UsE OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
for delayed or suppressed period; Il cannot
fails trial free. Paris Chemical Co., Mil
waukee, Wis.
PILEs-DR. ri. 81 WAITE, 25 YEARS SPE-
cialist;. cures every case. Write for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1918 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
CANCER AND TUMoRs CURED b WITHOUT
cutting or burning plaster; "a written agree
Inent to cure or no pay; write for testinoni-
ais. Dr. J. Clement. 40S Husted Enilding.
Kansas City. Kan. :s - g
ELECTRICITY, OsTEoPATHY AND SCIEN-
tific massage 904 Northwestern bldg. 322 Hem
nepin av, near 4th st Mrs Dr.. F.aG. Mckay.
TAKE THE CARDINAL KIDNEY CURE
and Tonic in warm weather for debility
rheumatism and torpid liver. All druggists.
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REAL EsTATE--Fo SALE
IMPROVED

4N&1 ~ A|A~ 4. .
W BARNES &c Go 40 soo-sSa , NIg9LlaT Maad
Call or send for our New Real Estate Llsts
EDMUND 6. WALToN's CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats Of suburban lots on
application at office. 800 -Hennepin ay.- 80 -
IS, 3,1O0-ONE OF THE PRETTIEST HOUSES
here is a fine chance to get a $4,000, property
at above hgure See us to-day. Morrison,
sCrittenden Co.. 507 Phoenix - u.
s.. 4o0-FULLY MODERN ENCBPT HEAT;
occupied one month; owner must sell to raise
some money. Fine east front lot; hardwood
finish. Morrison, Crittenden Co.. 5O7 Phoenix.
5000 JAMES AV N: MUST BE SOLD THIS
Week; just completed; six rooms; corner lot;
City hwatsr well built near scsoG ana
Co., 507 Phoenix. :f III
NEW 6-RoOM HOUSE FOR SALE, STONE
foundation, cellar, cistern, screens, storm win
doNs. 1923 Oliver ay. N.
s., ,45O TAKES DOUBLE CORNER, TWO
lots, with eight-room, house and barn; good
condition; ON Blaisdell av. Darrow, s2a Guar
anty. 4, q a;I .gl@& (
ssoo-FOR 902c llth AV= $, EIGHT ROOM
house in good condition. Charles S. Wood
run, 6O6- Guaranty building
ssooo-FoR 27lo 80. Az S, NINE ROOMS;
Charles S: woodruff. sos Guaranty building
NEW, MODERN HOUSES, ST. ANTHONY
PARK, THE BEAUTIFUL. s&s
. 81. 2.75o-s5o0 cash. Gem of eight rooms;
hardwood floors throughout, hardwood seats
mace, scemented full cellar. full modern plumb
ing, very warmly built. Two blocks from OLD
interurban.. Eustis st, near Territorial road. )
$3500-$70o cash. Larger eight-room house;
same improvements and, in addition, ingle-
nook; beam ceilings, sideboard and hot water
heat. Corner Eustis st and Territorial road.
$3.750-S1, ,250 cash. Ten-room house, not
quite new; large corner lot, south and east
front, covered with beautiful trees, shrubs
and hedges in magnificent condition. Must be
seen to be appreciated Owner going A to e. Eu.
to show you =this house by appointment, but II
is worth your investigation. '5-5..-r,
| These houses will be open for inspection
Sunday, from 8 to 5. 8 -
- Nv: w. OZARK. 313 NICoLLET.. :.
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e :
W. A. BARNES eco.
300-3W -Nicollet av. ;
Q eeseee e~e 20 go . eeeeee
DAVID P. JONES & CO., ,sss<:-.'T- -
49, -. Oneida Building. =, . -
d TNN

t1OUSEO e wv hDS
2026 Sd av S, II rooms, steam heat, barn. $50 90
1915 Columbus av, II rooms, modern -, $500
1000 Beacon st Sc, IL rooms, modern -. $500
AL E 25th st, 10 rooms, modern, barn. 80 90
1112 Logan -av N, 10 rooms, modern -. 5000
90S Logan av N, 9 rooms, modern ....,... 5000
SO Lyndale ay N, g rooms, modern 49,. so
17o5 Western av, rooms, modern ...... 500
61S 18th av IS rooms, city water ...... so
512 Lyndale av N, 8 rooms, city water. II. 90
r-~ FLATS FOR RENT. -.:....
723 E 18th st, rooms, modern 80. ...425. 90
s17 Beacon st Sc, Z rooms, modern ex-
cept furnace ......................;2 25.O0
919 Minnehaha ay, rooms ............. $50
1911 E 26th st, I'd floor, 5 rooms ......... 1900
329 E 10th st, Sd floor, 6 rooms ........ $500
1882 Chicago av, I'd floor, rooms <....... $500
325 E 18th st, I'd floor, 5 rooms ......... 25. 90
241 Cedar av, 7 rooms city water ...... $500
1901 Clinton av, basement, 5 rooms -. 16. 81
112 w 14th st, first floor, rooms ....... IL. 50
1922 Sth av N, first floor, rooms ........ 49, 90
239 Cedar av 6 rooms, city water. 1900
1905 5th av S, I'd floor, 3 rooms ......... 800
239 Cedar av, rooms, city water So. 10. 90
27O4 Humboldt av N, first floor, 4 rooms. 800
1000 Franklin az, 3 rooms, city water. 500
1416 Washington av S, first floor, rooms II. 90
1921 9th IS, I'd floor, 8 rooms ....:.:.: 600
1448 Kenwood parkway, 4th floor, 3 rooms 500
=. STORES FOR RENT: -
2104 Washington av N ........ .1o. 90
251o E Lake st ....:........... 700
Q Q . Q 90 Q eeeeeoeseeee .
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FOR REM
UNFURNlsHED HOUSES

FREE FOR RENT CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head Be sure and
call for tnem when you leave the ad. -.
HOUSES AND MINNETONKA, COTTAGES
FOR RENT--TEN- ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
1928 9th st sE. F. NJ. Henry. ols Lumber
Exchange -
VERY s11 PLEAsANT. Pa a ROOMS. NEWLY PA PA
FOR RENT, COMPLETE SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
modern except heat; in good ORDER: @ three
blocks from university. II Call at 70l 10th aV
Sc; SIS. y E- 800
l42S VINE PLACE, 8 ZRoOMs, MODERN, $780,
! $50 Sd av Sc, rooms, modern, S22.SO. t@S
PA 9Th st Sc, Z rooms, modern, $22.
1902 Clinton ay, rooms, modern, $25.
lava Vine place, rooms, modern, $2o.
300 9Th at Sc, Z rooms, modern, $2a +
S45 Z Franklin av, 8 rooms, city water, $lS.i
1O2 L 18th st, second hoor hat, city water. y.
81 Royalston ay, I'd floor, modern house tAl.oo.
1901 80 av S, II rooms, modern, $SS. COZ "a
7S 1otb Meotes st a9 y rooma pous bath city water
COZ Stn ay N. rooms, modern, S22 90.
25os Oakland av, rooms, city water, $3.50
| u Sd aY Sc, Z rooms, city water. $40.
George Odium, 800 Phoenix building. :.
FOR RENT-NEW THOROUGHLY MOD
ern house; hardwood floors; seven nice rooms,
large closets, bathroom and nne pas oasemens' ~
MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE; BIG COR
ner yard; roomy bath, with porcelain .tup;
gas range; furnace heat; three blocks from
state university house just painted: l0l9 UNI.
yersity ay; rent $25 per month; inquire at lOl3
University av. = y. =
FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN IN GOOD
companies. Title ms & Trust Co., Oneida DIX
WE SELL PROPERTY PLACED UNDER
our care and collect rents promptly. N9ckeis
& Smith, 311 Nicollet ay. -.
| FOR RENT-HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, TO
| adults; 327 Washington av Sc; near, univer-
| sity. - = : :.
. . . eee . . oeeseseses
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$65o-FoR TWO LOTS, EAST FRONT, ON
Park av and S6th st; stone walks and water,
this is cheap; also "a lots in Calhoun Park
that are bargains. Hickson, S22 Guaranty.
S., 900 TAKES A Sc, 600 LOT, 80x150, ON BEAU
tiful street between Nicollet and Hennepin;
this reduction only for a few days. Look UP
quick. H. E. Ladd, Andrus building: f.s,E.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol-
lister, ,.77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
of the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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FOR SALE-GOOD PAYING GROCERY
store in city or general store in new country
town; each invoice about $500; will sell
either one and consider: part trade; reason
for selling, cannot give proper attention to
both Address 1872, Journal
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OFFICES
STORES

.,-~-i - - - ;sToYsEs 49, -: =. .N,..t
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RDNT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG. -.
DOUBLE STORE, 3127-312s : 7NICoLLET,
suitable for large, grocery. Near motor shops
Charles S. Woodruff, 606 Guaranty building
FOR RRENT-sToREEWE COLLECT MORE
rents and have charge of more business prop
agent. Come in and consult our Mr.. Nc
Grory Edmund G. Walton, 300 Hennepin aY.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-BEST So DAY HO-
tel in good town of 5000; Ave years lease;
completely furnished; eleotric and gas light,
steam heat three railroads, etc Address
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DRUG STORE IN WESTERN MINNESOTA;
good country, good business practically no
opposition; good physician; must sell on
account poor health invoice. $1,000. Address
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INSTRUCTION

MUSICAL INsTRUcT1oN- MONDAY AND
Tuesday last opportunity on special summer
terms (reduced pricesl; -. private lessons
$40: piano, organ, vocal. violin. guitar, man
dolin. Minneapolis School of Music, g. 18th
st s. Andreas Rohne, director
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GOOD CHANCE FOR INvESTMENT-THE
senior partner of an old established and we'll
known large candy factory at Milwaukee,
Wis., Is about to retire from activity, offers
to dispose of his interest to men seeking
honest and solid investment; required amount
about $40, 900. Address 1746. Journal
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s2sse2ssssss2S
DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. .

g :, DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. g
SS-acre dairy farm, with half-unile s
f9Gntags Xxx Man,a lPdapendsnce Pisip on sw
q Northern line; two miles from Lorette e
s5 on 500 line; three miles to Lake Min e
s5 netonka: 25 miles or one hour from e
g Minneapolis; easy, driving distance to
e twin cities, by Superior :. boulevard g
g creamery, schools, churches and first e
g class neighborhood; property includes
g coed Groom house situated IN me
q grove; barn for 20 head stock; sep q
S2 arate horse barn, chicken house, corn. oS
s5 cribs, icehouse, etc; 60 acres meadow,
& we'll ditched, with Is tons OF hay, now Il
g ready to cut; also rs tons of last crop, Il
e all baled and stored in barns; 20 acres
sS seeded to oats, with promising crop that
g should yield 200 bushels; pasture with
S2 large oak and maple timber, under
Z brush all cleared out: property fenced 9
e and cross fenced and all ready for Inn g
- mediate occupancy; irst-class location 81
g for dairyman to Supply sumner net resi .,II
& show property and deduct round Tip
3 fare cash paymaenMt; It ie let g. sec'ion IS
ONE -IIALF SECTION OF LEVEL LAND IN
Traverse county, with 260 acres into crop, ana
can all be plowed: railway runs through tn one a,s
quart er; price $4,000; mortgage S4,224; Will sell
for cash and deliver one-third OF crop to near
est station, or 81, 900 down and balance JAM
/. and reserve the crop. W. III. over, Lake
Crystal, MINI. = So : = -.s--- - =. -
1000 ACRES, SAWYER COUNTY. WIS;
town a., range s.. for. s. an acre; best land and
on the market; fine virgin old growth SOL;
wood, timber. NJ, 2: Hobart ao2 Phoenix bldg:
s4,o0o-s0 ACRES. IMPRovED, 10 MILES.
out. Hennepin county: barn house; cut 70 tons
hay: terms, 81, 900 cash, balance per cent.
Good purchase. NJ. P. Hobart, Phoenix Dldg.
ss0a-so ACRES, NEW LONDON, wILLMAlRF,
Paynesville;. cut 100 tons hay; less than mile
from good town; S1s OF ME 35-l2z-S4. eeI
Forest av. - - - -
s9 -2o0-THE 60 ACRES THAT WE ARE Of
fering5 in Scott county, near shakopee, is
level tract of, land, all under q high state OF
cultivation, and, all under crop; 20 acres OF
rve. 20 acres of oats, and Is acres of corn:
there is a good house Of rooms and hna
well: 500 currant and 500 gooseberry bushes,
and an acre of strawberry plants; good barn:
good machinery shed and good granary. and II
the place is taken Immediately Will ineluae
ali the crop, three COWS, horse, 90 chickens.
and all Of the farming tools; there is an in-
cuInbrance against the place now OF S6oo,
which can remain to be paid on or before hve
years at per cent interest; 1t is one OF ,the
best propositions offered to-day. M. T. Ho-
bart Phoenix building. -.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR PENTHOUSE. FURNISHED COM
plete. 2O1S Oakland av. l5s:'. n
2sso PORTLAND AV, =. 7-RooM MODERN
house. small barn: nice shade; $40. Inquire
616 New York Life building II
EIGHT-RoCM MODERN EXCEPT HEAT;
good neighborhood, fine lawn; walking dis
tance; $3.50. Chadbourn Braden, Ito Lum-
Der Exchange. -.
FURNISHED MOUSE ON iOAK GROVE ST
until Oct /. H. 3. Ladd Andrns building,
FURNISHED ROOMS
FREE t.FoR RENT OR i FURNISHED
Room" cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for them when leav-
ing the ad. - 81. 4s.z.55sss.l li5
THE ALGONQUIN HAS NO INSIDE ROOMS;
thoroughly modern clean and cool; special
rates by the week. 316-313 ed av s.
FOR RENT-TWo ELEGANT FRONT
rooons, connecting, modern; suitable for four
gentlemen or two couples; also other elegant
single front rooms. 21 Washington av -.
FURNISHED ROOMS AT NO. 12-14 18th st n.
Hot and cold water. bath; ; neat cool and rea-
sonable. e. EIS II KS
FURNISHED RonMs--s UMMER RhDUC-
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MINNEsoTA- = lBECKRR zGoUNTY. s2o
acres, So to sS acre. Big Stone county, $50
acres, all improved good buildings. s25 acre:
Douglas county, quarter, s., 800; Marshall
county, $50 acres, $ll; Otter Tail county, $50
acres, SIS and So; Polk county, 600 acres, $14
to S1s; Red Lake county, quarter, 81. 500; Todd
county quarter, S1,700. r. j.. Perciyal, 1006
Guaranty building. s5s @ ~ i tss Z Z
toms Minnesota river. 80 minutes Minneapo-
lis. ~ miles from Carver; 200 acres crop;
new BRICK dwelling. cost IS 900; two others;
nroysements nro, @ cost $4,000, leaving land only
sio acre. 100 acres. halt mile Andover. 40
minutes Minneapolis. 50 100, two Kerriek, 81,
Park Rapids, $3.50. Backus. 81 st. Louis,
gage 1s0 acres, Washburn, N. d., $500. Fore
Closures everywhere, United States Land,
431 Andrus.
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IF YOU WISH A FREE GOVERNMENT
timber claim, cutting 20OO,DO9 feet and over Of
white pine and cedar, join a party organizing
at our Office. Claims are now worth 5000
and upwards; will be worth more. You will
need at least $500 to cover expense Of locat-
ing, railroad fare, living. expenses, etc. Call
at office, room 102, first floor, Lumber Elk
change. White Pine Land Co:
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- a very comfortable. groom house,
renting at $192; price only 81 900; 25th
st, west of Bloomington car line. r..
$1,4b0-Renting at $17; this house OF 8
1ine is shade trees, stons walks. 122d st.
:. :. near Bloomington. .-I ~ ~ s.-t. .-,zscy
= JAMES C, MILLARD, sos PHOENIX. =
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FOR sXIE-sToCK coNFECTIoNERY,,
fruit cigars, light groceries, fixtures, ETC.;
good cash trade: best location in city. Must
sell; going west. Address 1894, Journal.
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-,
shipment by experienced men. Collective car
loads for the coast a specially. Office, 4s South
Sd st. Telephone, Main 656, both exchanges.
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FURNISHED RonMs-S UMMER RNDUC-
tion to $4;upwards; modern, clean, coof,. quiet,
easy walking distance; telephone 2193 refer
ences exchanged 71S 9th aY s.
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A HOTEL, MANAGER. WITH $1,000 CAN
learn OF irst-elass proposition, country hotel,
business $50, coo: experienced man; no other.
11S brilding.
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( DAVID C. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,. !;
No. IL Fourth st S.
I NO Ill Fourth st S.. t4.s"
29th SITS. Good east-front lot, 46X
! 128 City water and walk. 80
$225-Longfellow av, between 33d and 2
I 34th SITS. Fine, large, high lot,
5Ox125. City water and walk. ). N
$75o-Fremont av N, between 17th and
J 18th avs. Good lot. 47x154. Stone
I walk, city water and gas.
I $105-Colfax av N, between 35th and 4
I ;r S6th SITS. Good east-front lot, y
8 46xl32. "a se'E 81 ...:1a "a a (:
& $1,10O--Caihoun boulevard frontage, be-
( tween Lake and 31st st, Fine,
' high lot, E46@150. i City water and
Z $3o0-Third ayt S, between: seth and
! 9th SITS. Good lot, 40x130. - City :
! water. Will sell on very easy terms.
Call for Our. Catalog Of Real Estate I
Bargains. =
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HORSES. cARRIAGEs-FoR SALE.

dONSG0s IANE\A1aHLS|A Wy AA<SS. 01AA~eS
WfDMAYER 1rP & PRENDERGAsT, a. Sd ST
S-Horses, harness, wagons, bugsles, rupoer-#
changed for old; largest line in city. Tele.
| phone 2702 J3,l Main - - ---- ---.
FROST & cos SALE STABLES, HHaAD-
4 quarters for the sale of all classes OF horses.
a large assortment always = on N . aana. ~ Fals
time and guarantee given. II % Ct -
HORSES. HORsBs-A LARGE AND WELL
eeiect ed stock of chunks, draft and business
horses constantly on hand; also nicely edu-
| Gated gentlernen's roadsters. family hoTses.
our % mammoth Stables before buying else
where. Every horse guaranteed as repre-
| sented Part time given If desired. Barrett
| & Zimmerman, the northwest's largest nersd
dealers, Midway. St. Paul. MINI.
| sEVBN-YEAR-oID MARE, WEIGHT. . 1,abo
and harness; Will sell the outfit complete a
| a ADDRESS dras s 4Iso. Journal. -. e
FINE --GENTLEMAN's DRIVER. VERY
stylish well bred year years oia ana oss, s1und;
WE HAVE RECEIVED "a SPECIAL CON-.
| signment Of saddle horses which are elsN1
must sI be sold sol at once at lowest prices barrett
& Zfmmerman's Midway horse Market. 81.
Paul, Mimi.
nor E-HoRsE SURREY AND
| harness in good oondit ton. Inquire at nat n
] 306 University az Sc. &C. s. Wentworth Ia
BARGAINS IN NEW AND sEGOMD-HAN a
/ harnesges and collars: all kinds of hy ne JS
cheap. Cent. Market Harness Co. go Cd av N:k
| ONE BLACK TEAM, WEIGHT, 800; ALs0H
wagon and double harness; cheap II taks@
1 at once. Call after o'clock or Sundays. 20 E
| Polk st NE. ss- -L- --A------IM Ell
FOR SALE OR ExCFIANGE--FINE LARa 81
stallion, trotter; no better bred for producG #
| lam IaiT journal III
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FOR SALE OR -EXCHANGE-MEAT AND
grocery business; best location in city; will
trade for small farm close to city or resi-
41lN Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12

TO BXCHANGE-A NICE. CLEAN STOCK
hardware and tin shop, doing good business;
stock in city, good location; will take city
improved residence property or improved
farm; must be clear os incumbranoe; stock
invoice about $1,000 give description and
price 1895 Journal,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12

HoTEL-FURNITURE AND LEASE OF A
good paying, 32-room hotel, in southern Min
nesota, for sale For particulars, address
4473, journal. IT.. -' 49, ~
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FOR sALE-RELINQUIs1M TIMBER
claim in Itasca county. on a nice lake; only
q few miles from railroad; good cabin. 1851,
journal. :. NJ
y CATTLE PROPERTY. ss s.t!
We offer a large silent or working interest
in q Colorado cattle enterprise to party
with $1,000. Full investigation and refer
eIces.e-, .sa.. 1. ~ =. ~ Z : +. -
GEORGE GURLING AND COMPANY, z
440 Temple Court, Minneapolis
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12

FIFTY ROOM HOTEL, SPLENDID LoCA-
ton steam heat. Ts.. : s}-5-52 E /.
Broom rooming- house, every room rented.
18, is and do-room roorning houses, all well
from $3.50 to- $1,000. If you want rooming-
house OF hotel, call on u.s.. We; have the best
located propositions in the city.
Also have some splendid opening in gro
Gerry, cigar and confectionery stores. Prices
from $4, 600 ito 81, 500
If you want to sell or buy any kind OF
kasota.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12

$500; receipts S12,6e0 year; expenses. paid II
not as represented; only 81 day hotel; $l,50O
bandlas KasOta building.