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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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WANTED TO BUY-From owner, seven
or eight-room house; willing to pay
cash. Address particulars, x 100, Globe.
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AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

s24.0O GIVEN AwArTo anyone who
wishes to become out agent" write
Tor particulars The Larson Remedy
Co, Dept &C, 40 South Clark ST., chi
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
THE LARGEST
HORSE DEALERS IN THE
WORLD.

HORSE DEALERS IN THE
WORLD.
Barrett & Zimmerman's Grand
Combination Horse Auction
Sale, Midway, Minnesota Trans
fer, st. PAU, Mimi, at Our Sta
bles, March 26, 1902.
1000 Head Of Horses and Mules 1000
This grand sale will include
horses from the best breeders
in Minnesota. Iowa and Ne
braska. We will have draft
horses from to years old,
weighing from / 400 to 1,SO0 lbs,
that are quality from the
ground up; and will nave all
around business teams that are
sound and right. Farm mares
to suit the trade. Drivers, sin
gle and double. Broke saddle
horses. with all the gaits. Two
seat horses that are family
broken. A horse for every job.
a horse for everybody at your
own price. Come everybody.
Remember the date-Wednes-
day, March &c. commencing at
10 o'clock sharp.
If you have any horses you
want sold. bring them in. Bar
rett q Zimmerman, Midway
Horse Auction and Commission
Stables, Minnesota Transfer,
st. Paul, MINI. w. Holland,
Auctioneer.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Choice lots on Portland.
Ashland and Laurel avenues; south-fac-
ing; fine trees; price low; also 800 acres
good farm land in Morrison county. c.
d. WEIGH 628 Portland av
FOR SALESMAN house and lot; very
cheap. SS5 st. Anthony av.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR CARPET cleaning and laying, up
holsterlng and mattress renova ting call
on or telephone Schroeder & Dickinson,
Is East Sixth st.
FOR RENT-Or lease, after April 1, 2S4
Goodhue st. Apply to T. +. O'Dea,
1889 Grand aV
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DENTISTS.

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DR.. SCHIFFMAN, 1873 East Sixth-Pain-
less extracting. gold ..lling 75o up; 9TH
ers, 6oc up; cIeaning, SOC up; solid Xxx
$3.50 up; full set, 81 to $50. Op. ladie ;
entrance of RYAN
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INSTRUCTION.

BUSINESS SCHOOT-Best
individual instruction day and evening
all year; bookkeeping, Gregg short
hand typewriting. Please call 80
Globe Bldg
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED few Sc
!ected Il sections of North and South
Dakota lands in best districts at right
prices. Charles Elwood, corner Sixth
ana Jackson SITS
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AUCTION SALE.
AUCTIONEER

AUCTIONEER.
A. G. JOHNSON, GENERAL AUCTION
EER-PERSONAL ATTENTION CIV
EN- TO SALES AT PRIVATE RES
LICENCES; SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED. OFFICE 419-421 JACK
SON ST.
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FARM LANDS WANTED

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WANTED-A good a section; Northern
South Dakota land; must be cheap and
terms easy. ElwO0d Land Company
corner Sixth and Jackson SITS.
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WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE.

MODERN HOME, west Of Wabasha ST.:
will pay cash must be reasonable Al
dress Y 100, Globe.
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$40 FOR A $500 LOT

In Ramaley Park, ia proposition now
offered in an absolute sale OF 100 lots,
ing on white Bear lake. With r. r. Sta
ton and steamboat landing; and where
hundrede of lots have been sold at from
$3.50 to $500, and many Of them built on
ton, and no cash required until every
lot Is subscribed for For particulars as
to this liberal sale, call and get plat and
booklet. which tells you how we come
low price. Subscription books now open
and 80 lots now subscribed for There
has been no change in price of lots from
S25 to $50, as appeared in Pioneer Press.
Floral Exchange Seventh and St Peter
streets.
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GOOD LUCK SALVE-
Good for ali kinds Of sore feet, frost
corns, callouses, dry, hot and scalded
feet, cuts, burns, etc, on sale at all
druggists All ailments Of the feet
treated at office, 292 Endicott Arcade;
established twenty years.
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TYPEWRITING MAeH1NEs

BUY. typewriters with rent you pay; all
makes. Fay Sho" Agency, 257 Hen.
nepin av.. Minneapolis: all makes.
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elected one applicant to membership. A commit
tee was appointed to draft resolutions on the
death of D. F. Leavitt, who died August ~. The
special order OF business at the next meeting VIII
be the report OF the committed
Compton Hill Council had a good attendance
at its last meeting. Several applications were
received. one applicant was elected 70 member
ship and one candidate was initiated Several
candidates are expected to be ready for initiation
at the next meeting of the council.
not large in numbers, was one OF the most IN
t~eresting held this year. After the usual initia-
ton the good OF the order was discussed. with
the result that several additions to the bylaws
tendance at meetings. thus eulisting a greater
number in the work OF the legion.
Hereafter at each meeting a drawing will be
held. all members present particiDst ting. the win
ner to have his council dues paid by the council
for the current quarter.
While Brother c. P. stearns was the originator
Of this idea and elOquently championed its adop-
ton. Brother Eddie Curral ably seconded his eff
forts and was congratulated by all the members
on his resumption OF interest in the affairs OF
phries was noticed and was discussed by the
members pro and con until 1t was whispered by
n knowing one that there were happenings at
his house. Brother Humphries Will explain the
happenings at the next meeting;
Stella Council at its last meeting received two
applications. elected one applicant to membership
and initiated one candidate.
BuenR Vista Council, No. Is. celebrated Its an
niversary last Friday evening NJ its hall with a
large attendance. Some OF the charter member
times OF the past and what to have in the fu-
ture. The committee furnished entertainment. In
which ell members participated.
The following councils will meet this week:
Monday. Lafayette: Tuesday. Excelsior; Thurs
day. Kirkwood. Grove and Webster; Saturday.
Tower.
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The past week has been productive OF great
work in almost every council. The cool weather
induced the members to attend the meetings, and
a gOodly number Of applications were presented.
The deputy has arranged the list OF yisitations
for the fall and they will be mailed TO each
member with mis- next assessment notice
expert Doctor Kunbrough.- as both President
Gunn and Vice President Grossman were cut OF
the city on their vacations. Five new members
Were admitted and seven applications were re-
ceived. and at the close Of the meeting refresh
mentS wers served.
Future Great Council held an unusually inter
esting meeting. the major portion or which IVES
spent in discussing Vice President Bent Good
Louis. The consensus OF opinion was that 3
stock company could be formed among the tOo
members in the city and after a year or Two
We would be able to erect a handsome edl1ce. 10
St. Louis. President Jennings will announce a
committee at the next meeting TO, meet with
similar committees from other councils to discuss
this matter.
day az Normandy Grove. Nearly every council
in the city was well represented. together with
Senators Euey and Huff President Palmer out
did himself In seeing that all present enjoyed
w. Jenkins OF the National Union. Reporter was
won by the Ben Millers. who defeated the At
lantics in a holly contested game.
Laclede Council held a very interesting mees-
both the president and vice president beng 40
sent. As the visit to Laclede is scheduled Tor
%. the council has decided TO Visit
Rlomst every member in the city and INDUCE them
on that night.
Eads Council Is proud OF the fact that Its pres
ident, George W. jenkins. IS continuing his good
work in publishing his paper.
Secretary Noble promises that when his coun-
ell Is visited he will surprise the visitors with
a large list Of applicants.
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RnvnI EeaHue,

During the last week Brother Frederick Nc
Cleneghan OF the Illinois Advisory Council spoke
at four councils in St. Louis and at each meet
ing received an ovation.
His subject Thursday night at Mlssouri-Wa-
bash was particularly interesting, and instruc-
tive. and every one who listened to him re-
GREETED that his visit to St Louis was 80 short.
Brother McCleneghan has been invited to re-
spend 10 a toast at the Royal League banquet.
September II, at the Southern Hotel. and II is
earnestly hoped that he will be present.
Hamilton Council reports the death Of Brother
Julius Rhedeneyer. Resolutions Of respect were
ordered spread upon the minutes. and a copy
sent to the widow; Two applications were re-
ceived and one candidate was initiated.
The last meeting of Ivanhoe Council was good
fellowship night. and a large attendance greeted
the officers. Brothers Bueskes and Shuster car
ried off the honors. Three applications were re-
ceiyed and one candidate initiated.
Brother II. c. Harris, the newly-electod scribe
OF West End Council. sends encouraging reports.
A large attendance is the rule at every meeting.
and Brother Neuman sees TO 1t that interest is
not lacking. The archOn, Gil w. Carson. IS away
on his vacation. The death OF Thomas F. y.
Carroll was reported.
Eureka Council had a good attendance at its
last session.
The address OF the advisory vice archon of
Illinois was given close attention. and was en-
ioyed by every one. p-others Newman. Schoen-
field and Dejong OF me Advisory Council were
present. as were also several members OF Greeley
Ca,fncfl
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Ancient order of United workmen.

LindeIl Lodge had a good attendance at their
TORS We're Grand Recorder Henry ". Never.
John A Peck Of the Grand Lodge Finance Com
i 1daSes e one c sisaiSas i was i nhisa1S by Snf the si srsnd
recorder. Under good of the order addresses
were made by the grand recorder. John 4; Peck
the near future.
ST. Louis Lodge, No. l. had an enjoyable time
a large amount OF business. Two applications
were balloted on and several more promised for
will be initiated and a large attendance is ex-
pected. Master Workman Klein has a surprise
in store for all and those falling to attend Will
Magnolia Lodge had a well-attended meeting
on Thursday evening and VIII have an initiation
which will be conducted by Captain Payne's
Magnolia degree team The prospects are bright
members OF the order are invited to attend.
Electric Lodge held an enthusiastic meeting on
ship were received. Several interesting addresses
"s Security Lodge. N No. e. tp06 he'd q f a ro Elsfne and well
attended meeting on last Tuesday night and de-
airy entertainment on Tuesday, september 9. at
Fraternal building. Eleventh street and Franklin
will take part in the programme and ali members
Of the order. their families and friends are cor
The grand recorder is In receipt Of letters from
the supsIvisins solicitors OF the different districts
IN the STATE al Of whom report good success In
solicitor Phil Arnold instituted a new lodge at
s,tI,. City sDo,5 Jasper County: August 2. and in
stituted a new lodge at Morehouse. and one at
he VIII %institute another one with thirty charter
members; within q week or so, at Advance.
secured sixteen new applications since its organ
ization: In adaition to the charter members.
with good success with the lodges Il that plaza
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woodm.n of ,be World

America Camp had a busy meeting last Tues
day evening, three candidates being initiated
and two applicantions acted upon. All arrange.
ments were made for the union picnic OF oakland
and America camps. to be held to-day at Hof-
mann's Grove. A large delegation from Oakland
Courtois and Virginia avenues during the after
noon and evening for the benefit OF all choppers
and their friends who may wish to attend.
Mount Auburn Camp transacted routine busi-
ness and acted on one application last Friday
evening. one OF the interesting features OF the
evening was the visit OF a large delegation OF
ladies' from Olive Grove. chaperoned by Clerk
Blanche Proudft. Although the members Of the
camp were taken by surprise. the ladies were
given a most pleasant entertainment.
Colonel John W. Craft Of the Sovereign Camp
was a visitor for q few days the last week.
Terminal Camp initiated three candidates
Wednesday evening and had n good attendance
OF members. Preparations for the camps log
rolling at Ofenstein'S Grove. Sunday. September
"A. were completed. Handsome and valuable
prizes will be awarded the winners Of the differ
ent events. A committee to compile and publish
a roster OF the camp was also appointed. The
camps hall will take place at Uhrig's Cave on
November IL.
Mercantile Camp had a good attendance last
Saturday evening and received two applications.
Clerk VIII Urlan. having returned from his va
cation trip through Wisconsin. entertained his
brother members with some remarkable fish anil
hunting stories. Sovereigns Richardson. Ssmels
and Sleeper were also much in evidence on
good Of the order"
Tower Grove Camp Is proud OF its new stump.
presented to them by SovereiRns Bayer. ShaaH
and Mayer. II is the finest stump In the city.
and Choppers are invited to come and see for
themselves. Meetings every first and third Satur-
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knights of Honor.

Schiller Lodge had a good attendance at their
last meeting. One candidate was initiated. Mar
tin Lombard was reported sick. H. Schuerman
and II. Meitz were the orators of the evening
for the good Of the order. The long list OF APP
plications read. In open Meeting received in the
passed for an active campaign in this lodge.
Centennial Lodge had an enthusiastic meeting.
One application was received. J. Rush was re-
ported sick. -Four applications are pending for
Initiation at its next meeting Mines. ]. J. Null
cahy. Binegan and Thavonet made interesting
remarks for the good Of the order.
Mount Olive Lodge initiated four candidates at
the last meeting and has twelve applications
pending for initiation next Tuesday.
A large attendance Of members and visitors OF
Olive Branch, Bremen. Columbia Oak and other
sister lodges were present at the close Of the
meeting. All present were invited to the ban
Quet hall. where refreshments were served.
Columbia Lodge has six applications. and this
candidates are to be initiated at their next meet
tended to sister lodges to attend.
Olive Branch Lodge has seven candidates TO
Initiate on Monday. Members OF sister lodges
are invited to attend. The lodge has increased
twenty-five members during the year. and pro-
poses TO make it fifty members before the close
Oak Lodge will have five candidates to initiate
next Wednesday. The members have received
special, invitation by mail, and a large attend
snce is expected to witness the i~nitiatory cere-
monies.
Bremen Lodge had a good attendance at last
meeting. The committee having the boat eXcur-
sion in hand was discharged with thanks. the
affair having been a success.
Mound City Lodge, having recently elected eev-
eral new officers, is now arranging for an active
campaign and an increase OF members before the
close OF the year.
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PRICE OF MISSOURI
FARMS is EXPANDING
Rush of Buyers From Other States
Awakens Owners to the Val
ues of Their Holdings.

Macon. No. Aug. GA member of a;1ocal
real estate firm that closed a 10000 deal
with Iowa parties for Missouri land this
week said to The Republic to-day:
The publication of Missouri's big crops
this year has resulted in a queer situation.
Real estate men began by encouraging the
reports, which was natural. and as their
absolute authenticity was demonstrated
buyers from Iowa, Illinois and the North
ern States commenced focking in. Many
sales were made in the early part of the
season, but soon land owners, as well as
buyers, woke up TO the States value for
agricultural purposes. and began to rescind
contracts made with agents last year, or
instruct them to add materially to the
price.
There have been several Instances where
persons have refused to make deeds when
their land was sold at contract price, and
suits for commission and expenses have
followed. The whole situation is expressed
In this: The people Of other States realized
the value of Missouri's soil before the peo-
pie living here did. But the average Mis-
sourian knows what he's got now. and it's
pretty hard to get him to part with ii.
even at a good. stiff figure"
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knights and Ladies of Security.

The lawn party given by Wisdom Council last
Saturday evening at the residence of Mrs. Mar
street. was a very enjoyable affair socially.
A fair attendance was had at Anchor Council
Tuesday despite the inclement weather. One
application was received. Mrs. Lillian A. Fem
was appointed corresponding secretary to iii the
vacancy caused by the assignment of Brother
Kaiser.
Pride of the West reports a fine business meet
visitors. Security, Anchor and Wisdom councils
eraI Council, No. IN. Webb city. Mo. was
eight candidates being put through the mysteries.
Five applications were received. Humorous
speeches were made by Brothers Tarling. Reed.
barnes and others, and a recitation by Mrs.
dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
Anchor Home Council had the usual excellent
attendance at the last meeting. and after routine
lions were received The council extends its
well wishes for. a pleasant vacation 10. several
OF its deservedly popular young people. who
TONED Misses Maggie and Moiiie Murphy. who
20 to Put-in-Bay, and Miss Carrie Doyle and
Miss Melton, who go to Chicago and thence to
Northern points for a short stay
Security Council initiated four candidates and
received two applications. A vote Of confidence
was rendered the central organization. in the
to the Worlds Fair Convention. =. Many visitors
were present and a good time was had. The
election OF officers will take place tomorrow,
and all members are expected to be present. An
eral candidates in the field. and surprises may
be in store for many.
The euchre and hop given by Garfield Council
for the benefit OF one Of It's sick members was
q success in all ways. and no more enjoyable
evening was ever spent within the hospitahle
doors Of this council than on last Thursday.
fcers will take place at the next meeting, and
q full attendance Is requested and expected
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Knirht. and Ladies of Honor.

| The initiation of candidates by all lodges viii
initiation Of 100 candidates, which VIII take
streets, Saturday, September %. Reports received
10 fodg ese are Srs eneou r2Sf G and contain from ten to
twenty-five applicants each.
probably Will contain the iarsest number Of
names Of applicants Of any circular published
Executive mi the Protectors Associa-
tion and grand officers are working hard in
and are making nightly visits to the city lodges
and adding fuel to the lame q enthusiasm which
The Executive Committee is daily adding new
ard during the week Completed negotiations with
GGa sTT IN EdwSId Murphy ply to have as Sus an exhibition i b ion
evening OF the celebration.
Enterprise Lodges hall presented an amusing
decorated With SPRING bonnets and trimming
The occasion was the annual millinery party
Among tie prize winners as hat trimmers were
o 6aRSstsfs F Ffank cG sFa5S a RTGG'S%SfiGIIni: William I Remsle y.
An entertainment was also given in conjunc-
tained by joseph Kenney. Elmer McDohald and
Miss Annis;. Three candidates were Initiated
ing prior 70 he entertainment. Dancing closed
at the hall Of Columbia Lodge. Thirteenth and
Clover Leaf Lodge had a fair attendancs last
Thursday evening: Two applications were re-
Sers about his trip to Louisvifie. C.. NJ. warren
ard wife departed for a two weeks trip TO Buff
falo. N. VI F. Goldsmith, Fred BERGMAN and
F. E. Goodatl were appointed a committee on the
mask ball. Secretary Charles H. Klinge was alb
sent on account OF business. Dancing wound up
the evenings pleasure.
Silver Star Lodge had a fair attendance at
their last meeting Two candidate received the
degree, and one application was read
Jenkins Lodges meeting last Thursday evening
ent from Myrtle Lodge. Three candidates were
initiated and the lodge decided to take an active
part in the anniversary celebration. September
%. Addresses were made under the good of the
order by the grand secretary and Brothers Martin
Moran. John Mccartney. Doctor 7. W. Upshaw
and Sister Lizzie Turner.
Olive Branch Lodges meeting last Monday was
well attended. A notice from the Grand Lodge
was received stating that the lodge would be re-
class initiation atsL<mp.s Hail. ssptsmbeg %