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POE AS A SOLDIER.
Poet Served With Distinction In
United States Army.

Edgar Allan Poe, author and poet,
according to the records of the war
department, enlisted as private in
the United States army, served near
ly two years with distinction-attain-
ing the rank Of sergeant-maj jor-and
twas honorably discharged. His en-
list:ncnt. which took place three
years after Byron's death in Greece,
was boyish freak, prompted, per-
haps, by reading books Of military ad-
venture. Poe served under the name
of E. A. Perry, his right name coming
into the record only in connection
with his offer Of substitute. The
enlistment was at Fort Independence,
Boston harbor, May 25. 1927.
Poe is described by Lieut. GrisWold,
who enlisted him, as % years old, >
feet s inches in height gray eyes,
brown hair and fair complexion. He
was assigned to Battery Il, First ar
tillery, which was soon afterWaTd
transferred to Fortress Monroe Va.
Nearly two years after entering the
army Poe was advanced to the non-
commissioned staff, having, while at
Fortress Monroe, shown ability that
attracted attention On April IA, 1929,
he offered substitute, and was hon
orablv discharged, having at that
time the rank of sergeant-major.
On July l. 1880, he was admitted
to the Military academy at West
Point and on March 5, of the follow.
ing year was dismissed by order OF
court-martial he having grown tired
of military life and purposely vioiat-
ed rules and regulations which he
anew would cause bis dismissal.
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ANOTHER GOOD PRINTER STORY.
Nearly Succeeded in Making COL Nc
CIure Appear Ridiculous

Siai S>Ppeai hidlSdiooo.
Col. McClures handwriting was al.
ways regarded as hard that is, il
legible-by the typesetters on the Phil
adelphia Times when he was at the
head of the editorial staff of the paper,
but, having had experience as a type
setter in his early days in the busi
ness. he was generally lenient when
mistakes crept into his matter in the
composing room. He says he never
but once lost his temper over a print
er's misreading of his copy" In
the occasion In question he had writ
ten an editorial with regard to GER
tain benedcient work recently accom-
plished by Archbishop Ryan and Car
dinal Gibbons. Anxious. to get away
to dinner, he thought he might safe
ly trust revision of the editorial to the
proofreaders. AS he was hurrying
out, however, the devil" brought him
a proof, which he hastily scanned. to
discover that the printer hao made
him eulogize "Archibald Ryan" and
caroline Gibbons"
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PISTOL DUEL
BETWEEN OFFICER JOHN WILL
SON
And Negro Suspected Of Being Es.
caped Convict-No serious
Results.

officer John Wilson had an e1cit-
ing experience Sunday rig!.11 "ith
negro or East Fourth avenue. Bullets
flew thick and fast around him, and
around a fleeing figure in front of him,
but with his usual luck, he escaped in
Jury. and with unusual luck he allow
ed the negro to get away from him.
At Lumpkins resort on Third avenue,
he saw a suspicious looking negro
whom nc suspected of being aa =eseaD-
ed convict. He mat ~ effort 10 ar
rest che suspect. 6az= tza= latter fore
stalled him ana dashed out at the door
.fE.laon followed Isst &aa vas soon
feose Oh him. Iae4 tde faQtH@ negro
came to a halt ana showed fight vii
son seing that his man was drawing
pistol, whipped out his sfa and
commenced to 1iec The negro. not
more than fifty feet away. returned
the fire and a battle ensued.
Wilson fred five shots and the negro
four. At the officers SECOND sbor. the
suspect fell, but before the officer
could get to him, he was UP and gone,
and in the darkness successfully elud-
ed the determined officer. From the
manner in which the negro showed
fight it is beliveel that Wilson was
right in suspecting him OF Being an
escaped convict.
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Wili Net Work in Rain.

There's a queer thing about Ital-
ian laborers, says contractor who
employs . great many Of them, and
mat is that they absolutely refuse TO
work in The rain. Did you ever sec q
Gang Of tbem working in the streess.
Gi@4its trenches, of doing any other
E.aaual labor "a the rain We'll, you
5zycr di0. 2al p"422 " neTer will.
;ra1 rs a4e. - @ats in, no
scramble
.47.e3. 1as= = o43.E-nucs, they
asa complain q ieeIiaa sick, and
I.s.02t Oft Tor the day
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SOME ANCIENT MEDICAL LORE.
Prescriptions the Modern Druggist
Would Find 1t Hard to Fill.

Would Find It Hard to FIJI.
The leech of the middle ages had
his own way of treating wounds and
disease. These methods We're not
exactly in line with those practiced by
up-to-date physicians. For instance,
here is what would have been done
for baby cutting his teeth in olden
times:
Take a live Movie and put hyn
in brasse pot and drowyne hymme,
cut hym in quarters and hange
themme on thred to drye by ye
fire, hys syde;; when ye wolde use 1t,
lay it, with bladders Of saffron. with
clothe to ye sore place.
Should boy. happy possessor Of
his very first knife. cut himself, the
bleeding of the wound may thus be
stanched: Write ye foure letters,
A, O, G, L, with ye bloode of ye
wounde about ye wounde.'
To preserve a family from poison or
infectious complaints a more compli-
Gated course is advised:
Take ye two walnuts, two fygges,
twentie leves of rue and an ounce
of Salte all stampt and myxed togeth-
er, eatte ytte fasting, whyche an
tidote, Kynge Mithridates, he dydde
so moche use that when hee dydd
drynke poison to kyle hymselfe, vt
dydd take none effect
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- .y.a.e,'n
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{: -. =. &. -. -.
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NOT JUST WHAT HE MEANT.
Patrick Adnoniahes Ills Offspring in
3f4e Hiheraian Fashion.

Patrick Ada4onisHas tiis Offspring in
3f4e i4iteeaian Fashion.
PatrieH and Bridget. With their
bright son Miaey, of whom both were
excessively proud aud fond, were tax
ing a walk in Central Park ono Sun
day morning.
MIey was not bad boy, and did
not (intend TO be disobodient; but he
couldn't Ions remember, amid so
many diyerting sights and incidents,
his mothers oft-rcpeajsd caution to
keep off the grass.
At last Patrick noticed became
yeXed. and decided to intervene in
the interest Of family discipline.
Removing his dudeen from his
mouth and slancing fereely at Mickey
for a moment, he Numbered to the
terrified youngsler:
"Looh a-here. ye youns shpalpeen,
when yer mither tells ye not to do
anythin' hereafther ye do it, Do ye
undersh tand ?"-New York Vines.
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Water in River Jordan.

A daily average Of 100000 tons Of
water is received into the sea from
the Jordan and other sources during
the year. There is no outlet and the
level is kept down by evaporation only,
which is very rapid because of the
intense heat the dry atmosphere and
the dry winds which are constantly
blowing down the gorges between the
mountains.
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A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Mr. R. ]. Courtney, aged
forty-eight, of Chalma, Cleveland
county, and Mrs. Emily Wells, aged
forty, of Junette, Grant county.
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,t-.4 ff-,.51-. - n74rv 5a,aca

W2at M11aa.sts 10 1Zas9 Vance,
saH2 1trira Visitors from North
aaelaa @s=a n #2stia",on ecz.t}y
Az, r#teea TIRE e#e ~ 4ar5h s5atc
IS re represented p aeatuarS SSH.
Tao5 c3lleH eH CONGRESSMAN Thomas
reaardine t3ia e",isaiq1. and he asked
f6em WhaJ NaIzb G04liaan, ii their
4einieu, aHeNla be houorad vita
statue The unanimous reply was
..Zabulon Vance and Mr. Thomas
promised ht5 active aid in securing
4 monument for Mr. Vance.
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Mr.. A. S. Grant, general master
mechanic of the Iron Mountain at Lit.
tie Rock, is in the city.
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FOR RENT
UNFINISHED HOUSES

FREE FOR RENT" CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
HOUSES AND MINNEToNKA. COTTAGES
Ednlund g. Walton, 800 Hennepin av.
FOR RENTING and 12-rooE dwelling
Aouses. Inquire at cor Of 18th and Nicollet av.
1903 Sd Av S, 10 ROOMS, MODERN, $27. So
222 9th st SD, rooms modern, S2S
52o Sd av 81, rooms, modern, $3.50.
1911 4th av s, rooms, city water, Sis. 90.
George Odlum 500 Phoenix building.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH AND
gas; s24 a month. Inquire at 2s2s Clinton av
=. rear house.
nor Rents ROOMS, MAY I, SEQ PER
month, at 2914 LIST avs.
soR RENT-A GROOM MODERN HOUSE,
with all hardwood floors; new plumbing. with
laundry; $50 1oi Royalston av N.
S22l eth AV S, 7-ROOM NEW, ALL-MOD-
srn; $40. Inquire 1920 Park av.
MAY l, NINE ROOMS WALKING DIS
lance; partially modern; city water; large lot ;
barn 80 Spruce place. See john klug.
HOUSE-NO. E 34th ST; MODERN. NINE
cooms; hot water heat; $50 per month. Mad
iSOn Cooper, 4l0 lst st n
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PERRY 1000 ietterheatlx. 32.25
PRINTER 1000 bilIheads. $. :. $50
42 SO. Third st. 1000 business cards LOO
LEASE AND CoMPLETELY FURNISHED
14-ro0m private boarding house; all new fur
5niture and we'll filed. Swensen 4 Langum,
Oh Bank of Commerce.
FOR ESALE-$6, 600 STOCK GENERAL MER-,
ehandise, at Dresden. N. D.; population l5O;
German community; good chance; rent us
month; size store 24x5O; postofice In con-
nection; actual cost wanted; cash not less
than 81, 0G0; no fake; inQufrers will be an
swered Particulars, write H. j. Mathisen.
FOR SALE-BOOT AND SHOE STOCK;
good opening stock to start boot and shoe
business. Address 1906, Journal.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE-CHEAP; DOING
good business. Call or write. Northwestern
Business Agency, 304 Bank of Commerce.
FOR, sALE-BOARDING- HOUSE; $500 IN
come: monthly; 20 rooms, % boarders; 81 500
insurance paid for three years; poor health
the reason for selling. Snap II taken at once.
Mpls. Rental Agency, 800 Bank OF Commerce
WANTED-AN5 ACTIVE PARTNER TO JOIN
me in purchase of 10o-barrei flour mill and
elevator business, tributary to Minneapolis;
property can be had cheap for cash or In ex-
change for good equity in Minneapolis or st.
Paul improved Address Investor, 20as, Jour-
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MEDICAL

LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write Dr. Bly,, 81 4th st S. New book. 2oc.
ELITE BATH PARLoRs, 6es HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant.
MRS. DIR. MCKAY, Az NICoLLET, ROOMS
81 and so. Osteopathy, neuropathy, massage,
electric and magnetic treatment. Speciality
female diseases. Twin City phone, 2054.
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zee - . % s..ss

$700-Emerson N, between 9th and 29th
s50O-Emerson N, between 18th and 9th.
$3OO-Aldrich, between 9th and 18th; 42x12S.
$55O-45x12S, on James av S, south of 31st st.
$575-45x128 James av, near Lake.
81, 100-50x155, north OF oath st, east front, on
Humboldt av s.
This lot is by far the cheapest OF
any in that locations Theresare more
good houses Just buff and being built
than any other in the city Conslder
the size of the lot and compare prices.
81 0O0-50x145 Boulevard, near 28th st.
81 ,O0O-50x13O, Irving DIV, near 2Sth st. 5t5@zH
81. 5O0-10Ox155, Lake place and oath ST.
81, o0O-100x155, Sc cor oath st and Humboldt
81 ,300-50x155 on Humboldt near 22d St.
81 ,500-5Ox1S5 Emerson av S, near Summit.
$3. 000-5Ox135, Clifton: improvements all in.
S50O-40x12s, Bloomington, bet. S2d and 3Sd SITS.
S25Q-Twenty- eighth st and 10th av S.
S4E0-Dupont and 32d st.
S500-49x123, Chicago av, near 35th.
The above, are few OF the many
lots we have for sale. See our list
in other locations. Lots by the block
at special prices. Houses and lots
for sale on easy payments. Tel. T. G.,
413. N W., Main 476.
]. A. WALTERS.
514 New York Life Building.
ROSE HILL-Largest nursery near twin
cities. We plant and guarantee. Stock shipped
to all parts Of country. Call or send for
catalogue. Take Como Harriet car to Belt
Line Z. R., walk north ON r. r. one block,
turn to right-two blocks to nursery.
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SITUATIONS WANTED


MALE
EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER, THOR
oughly competent, now In charge of books OF
large manufacturing business, wishes to re-
nave to Minneapolis: best of st. Paul refer
ences 1877, Journal.
YOUNG NAN OF 10 WOULD LIKE POSI-
ton; two years experience in office; best of
TRAVELLING SALESMAN DESIRES POSI-
North and South Dakota best of references
Address P. o Box 2O2, Evarts, s. D.
ENGINEER WANTS POSITION AS CHIEF
engineer or take charge electric light plant;
will go anywhere II permanent position: good
references. Address Engineer, 2946 Journal
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS CITY
collector or as office clerk; experienced; best
Of references. Address 2009, Journal.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED GRAIN
man. position as travelling solicitor for
some grain commission firm. Address 2477
Journal.
YOUNG MAN, WE'LL QUALIFIED, DESIRES
position bookkeeper or Office man. Can
furnish good references. Address $3.50. Jour
nal.
YOUNG MAN, sTENOGRAPHER, SOME EX-
perience; will leave city. 251S, Journal.
POSITION DESIRED BY YOUNG MAN AS
bookkeeper or office man, in small office :
wages no object. Gunder Thompson, S13 18th
av S, city
A STEADY YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSI-
ton with reliable firm. Have had ex-
perence and can furnish good references.
2516, Journal
YOUNG MAN, STENOGRAPHER, WITH
two months experience, desires a position
with reliable firm; references furnished; wages
reasonable. 257S, Journal.
MARRIED NAN WISHES STEADY EN-
ployment of any kind at which he can sup
port his family. Address 1921, journal.
WANTED-sITUATION AS BOOkKEEFER
or collector; Is years experience; plumbing
business preferred. Address Clarence G.
Grout, 40 Eichenwald st, st. Paul.
YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE WANTS
position night clerk in tirst-class hotel
salary $25; prefers to leave city. Address 264O
Journal
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FEMALE

= FENALE
A CAPABLE AND WILLING STENOGRA-
pher needs position; using several machines:
good references; moderate salary. Address
1854, Journal
POSITION TO WORK HALF DAYS IN OF
flee by young lady who has good knowledge of
bookkeeping. is we'll educated and neat dress
er: S. week. Address f. NJ, Cation college,
city.
A YOUNG LADY GRADUATE WOULD LIKE
position in office. Best of references
Address 1856, Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS STENOGRAPH-
er by competent young lady. Salary $50 per
month. Address s51 Broadway, Crookston,
MINI.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-Life OF De Witt Talmage.
Largest. best authentic, official book, SEQ
pages, profusely illustrated: retail $3.50; price
to agents so cents. outfit free: now ready;
credit given; profit s12 per day; enormous de-
mand. The Bible House, q Plymouth pl, Chit.
WANTED-AGENTs TO SELL LIFE OF
TALMAGE: official book; so per cent commits
sion: freight paid; credit given and premiums
American Publishing House, Star building
Chicago
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

To- Mimi, will receive sealed proposals for the
erection OF an addition to the school building,
according to a resolution of the board and
of c. E. Oakley & Co., Buffalo. Said propo-
sails will be opeLed May 2, 1902, at ? p. M,
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

~
RICE LOANS on all kinds OF personal prop
erty; charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE; PA
NOS, 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..
Ggf-2 Globe building
1929 4th ST S.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co.. s25 Guaranty Lean.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES
WAGONS, ETC, ON SHORT NOTICE. AT
CHEAPEST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
STRICTEsT PRIVACY GUARANTEED.
CALL ON. THE OLD HOME COMPANY;
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN, COMPANY sos
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, COR
NER OF LIST AV S AND 4th ST.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
board, in private family. 124 9th st S.
TWO ELL-FURNISHED, NEWLY DEC
Grated rooms, with board; lawn; good loca-
lion; references required 40 9th st S.
ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, FOR
man and wife or two gentlemen. House new
ly furnished. 1716 Nicollet av.
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REAL ESFATEFOR SALE
ImPIRuYED

IMPROVED
w. A. BARNES & CO.. 3O0-S02 NICOLLET
ay, issue rental bulletin every Monday
Call or send tor our New Real Estate Lists.
EDMUND C. WALTON'S CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plars of suburban lots on
applicatton at office. 800 henne2ln ay.
~ Ss:.:1ss ,gsE
" WHY PAY RENT? "
y WHEN 10 PER CENT cash and small "
y monthly payments will buy a good V
y house in any part Of the clty cali Or Z;
= W. w. CLARK. al3 NIcoLLET. =
,ss w.
Observation-Disclosures tclsgoElC1t01tlc
q ment Realty Association will buy you q
& q home. farm, or pay off your mort ~
81 gage on the following terms:f &.
g $1,000 home, $3.50 per month ~
Il A$2,O00 home, $500 per month. II
&. A $4,000 home, 32250 per month. y
q This Is not rent or interest, but dl- ~
& rect payment on the home. Call now &,
q Tor particulars. We invite q thorough n
q investigation. Office open until p. III. 4.
Ge Suite 800, kasota bldg, 4th and Hem. 81
FOR sALE-A GOOD DOUBLE HOUSE AND
lot near Henneplp av and 18th st; rents easy
for $50 per month: price X,U00. easy terms
Address 1883. Journal.
FOR SALE-S2, 200 WILL TAKE NINE-ROOA1
house, barn; modern except heat; lot o0xit
teet; best location. Owner 2l9 Groveland av
ST, ANTHONY PARK-MODERN HOUSES
Will build to suit; monthly payments. w. w
Clark. 3lS Nicollet av. Minneapolis
SPECIAL sALE-FoUR, FIVE. SIX, SEVEN.
room cottages. central $500 to SI,SOU; one
very choice 10-roon, modern, eight ward
clear for good wild land. Babeock, Ii Grove
ST. Nicollet island
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AN UP-To-DATE STEAM LAUNDRY
plant, taken on foreclosure, for sale
( by mortgage. Ten-horse- power en-
CINE. 2O-norse-p power boiler, dry room,
three washers, extractor, shirt starcher.
( collar and cuff ironer, shirt polisher.
/ neckband ironer, sleeve ironer, stock
( ironer, body ironer, puff ironer, collar
shaper, air blower, starch kettle, re-
{ volving fan, shafting, pulleys, betting,
/ Shelves counters, tables, racks, two
! covered wagons, one good horse; ia
/ vorable lease on building; good trade
{ established; you will be surprised when
I you learn what It can be bought for.
( Call and examine. 249 9th av S. Coll
( yer Laundry.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

TWO FINELY FURNISHED HOUSES IN
Lowry hill district to rent ror tour or five
months each. Franklin benner, ouS Phoenix
LUilding
MODERN HOUSE AND BARN, 1888 Sd Av
). May l to Oct. l; party without children.
tall after D. m.
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, liza
hawthorn av; 8 rooms modern; rent $40 per
month:-from May | 10 Oct. l. 4. A. Sarnmis,
Al Chamber OF Commerce.
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BOARD WANTED

WANTED, SUITE OF ROOMS WITH BOARD
for three adults in strictly private family
gentleman away most of time; state price;
Journal.
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SQUARE 10 FEET sst00 ON WASHINGTON
and 132 feet on Church st; 242 feet stone
walk; water. gas and sewer; two blocks from
state university, seven large oak trees; two
cash and $1,000 on three or 1--WE years; or will
sell part. Mrs. Leomans, 327 Washington
av Sc.
WE Will ACCEPT OFFERS ON THE FOL-
lowing houses and lots for the balance of the
week House lot and barn. 80 AZ Irving
rented. House and lot, corner, $50 23d av NE;
rented. House and lot. $40 26th av NE; rent
ed. House and lot. 3009 Holmes av S; leased
one year. odlum-Kurtzman Co., Phoenix
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LADIES' TAILORING
BUSINESS SPECIALS

manently removed by electricity. Miss IIol-
lister. .7-78 Syndicate block Pioneer stand
of the northwest. Exclusive specialist
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wANTED.-To RENT

WANTED-BY JUNE j, SEVEN OR EIGHT
room modern house in good location. for per
manent home. with intentions OF buying; ref
erences. 23a5, journal.
QUIET GENTLEMAN, SINGLE, WANTS A
small furnished room, on third or fourth
floor Of clean fiat, at IS per month. Address
2656, Journal.
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M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

FOR MINNEToNKA PROPERTY CALL ON
Swensen & Langum, 514 Bank Of Commerce.
LAKE MINNEToNKA AND SUBURBAN
property of all descriptions handled as spe-
cialty by Jaeger & Torelle, $40 Bank OF Com
merce building. !,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNISHED COT
tage no children. Any good point on lake.
1865 Journal.
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NOTICE

NOTICE-TO DOUBLE OUR BUSINESS,
will frame pictures at deep-cut prices. Fresh
stock mouldings. oxals, oil paintings zes.
baugh, Il 9Th st S. SEstab1isled aS years.
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WANT ADS ON PAGES Hand ] 5
FINANCIAL

PRIVATE MONEY on hand to loan on rea
estate; lowest rates Dever, 537 Andrus bldg
seeses = . Go. . y . . . SoSO y
. INVESTMENT BONDS. .
= $4,000 Minneapolis Gas Lighr IS. .
. lD,UO0 Mpls. Chamber OF Commerce AIS .
. $4,000 Mpls General Electrics IS. .
. 1000 Mpls. Street n.y. 5s. o
1000 ST. Paul Gas Extension Gs =
10000 Twin City Telephone IS. .
$4,000 City of Minneapolis 31as. .
10000 City of Minneapolis As. =
We own and OTTER, subject to prior .
. sale,' the above high grade bonds. .
MINNESOTA LUAN x TRUST CO., q
313 Nlcollet AY. .
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20 GOOD IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN
Sargent county, N. D., selected bargains; one
has stock and machinery; I want 20 buyers
to go with nue. to see these farms and wild
lands, April "a. F. D. Dibble Land Agency.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FREE FOR RENT" OR FURNISHED
tiooln' cards for tnse advertising under this
A,ad. BE sure ana call for them wnen leaV-
ing The ad "5
SEVERAL NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
ii odern house; very good locality; within
Walking distance; hot water Tor bath a. all
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1000 ACRES, BAYFIELD, COUNTY, WIS,
good grass and fire wood = best sheep ranch
land; one mile to station So; 10 per cent dis
count all cash. F. D. Dibble, Lumber Ex-
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FARM LANDS

WE HAVE 2so ACRES OF FINE LAND, I'M
proved, at $50 per, acre, to exchange for
stock Of general merchandise. Correll Land
Co, Co9fell. MINI.
FARMING AND GRAZING LANDS; A SEC
tion and half on Knife river, Mercer coun-
ty, N. D.; IS Per acre. E. H. Wright, Valley
City. N. D.
thousand acres beautiful prairie wheat land,
$425 an acre. Five thousand, $3.50. One in-
proved farm, s.. Edward Campbell & Co.,
45O Main. WinniDeG. Canada.
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FOR sALE-s00 ACRES GOOD FARMING
and ranch land; we'll watered by springs;
sheds for 200 cattle; three miles from Hebron,
Morton county, N. D.; IS per acre; half cash,
balance to suit. w. L. Daniels, Hebron,
n
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OFFICES

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nings each week. Electric light furnished
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