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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
$4,000

Mary A. Heckel and husband to John
p: Borsch; east one-half lots 5 and g.
block 81, Windows addition .......... 900
Bridget O'Hara to Charles Z. Roosen;
west one-half lots and 6, block 81
Windows addition ...::.............:. 5000
Sol Smith Russell and wife to Irene J..
Chamberlain; lot Il, block q. Rem 80
Charles 49,, van Barnevel and wife to
Charles W. Allen; part lot 20, Audi
tors subdivision, No. % ....,.:...:..: 700
Gustaf A: Thomsten to Annie B. Carl ii sszS
son; lot %, block T.. Dean Park. !. sTRs 700
Theodore M. Taft ct AL to Malinda E.
Richards; lot 40, block 5, first di
vision, Remington Park ............... 500
G1rard Investment company to Eta
Chase; part lots IS, 10 and 20, block
|, Encouragement blocks 1 and 2, Will
liams Gelds addition ............... 1850
Samuel B. jerks and wife to Ole o.
Moen; part lot 2, Cornelrs outlots:... 2,1oo
Equitable Securities company to Ma. =
tional Bank of Commerce.; part lots
8, and 10, block 70, Town Of Mime
apois lie, ooo
lot 81, Encouragement blocks and 10,
first division Remington Park ....... 275
Minnie G. Gottiverth and husband to .
Martin Ledo; in section II, township !,
20, range "a Observation-Disclosures. ,0OC
Joseph Kowar and wife to G. W. Wal
tiers; lot l. block Is. Bottneau's Sec -
Frank Crowell and wife to John 3.
sadler;; lot 81, block 81, Groveland .
addition Observation-Disclosures: ACC
MaryIJ. McGovern to Frank A. Smith;
| in section 2, township 11S, range 81. SOC
Reuben spahr to Peter Yost; lot 81;
| block 26 Case and others subdi-
vision Observation-Disclosures. 2,oot
Ella E. Dubuque to Frank o. Opitz;
part lots and 4, block 16, Auditors
| subdivision, No. 81 Observation-Disclosures. 75t
Mary S: Mayn and husband to John
NJ. Davies; part lot u, block rs, Bas-
sett, Moore & Cases addition ........ 90t
Louise B. Folsom and husband to
Helene B. Tanner: lot g. block 8, Hay IL
ward Ponds Hennepin addition.. 5000
BuellV. Stevens to Frederick P. Brock; .
undivided one-half lot 8. block l,
Catherine A. Perkins addition 80. Isl
1 Caroline K Lum to William Peet; lots
/ and T, Vanderhorck's subdivision. 1850
Ten minor deeds Observation-Disclosures. S
Total, thirty deeds ............ ..... s145, 81
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Would Be a Tactical Mistake.

20. + 80. f. : e. '-
There has been no opposition congress
for ten years; the effect of Investigating
| Philippine affairs from an opposition
point of view would be novelty and as
such likely to attract considerable at
| tention. The republicans as the senate
| investigation goes on, are likely to realize
! how stupendous tactical mistake 1t
would be to permit the democrats to con-
| duct such an inquiry on the eve of presi-
Dental vote, and so they will not let the
autumn elections go by default as if the
Eelections did not much matter. Not in
many year has there ben esuch an oppor-
tunity in the5line of inquiry for an oppo-
t;sition party. The republicans of the
1 house would have, however, that oppor-
tunity in cross questioning which in the
Potter Investigation of 1875 Injured to the
benefit of the republicans who were in a
minority. Mr.. Reed, who then made
/ much of his reputation, and a few other
j republicans on the committee so modified
the course of the inquiry as to make it a
practical impossibility for the democrats
i to renominate Tilden..>
5f;.GWhile the republicans, in such con-
lttngency as that suggested now, might
have chance to show the faulty OF
various democratic plans for solving the
Philippine difficulty, it is doubtful il
they could counteract the generally un-
pleasant effect which the : Investigation
would have.
w. w. Jermane.
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".T0oK A SHOT AT HIM"
Ow-It-Was-LOaded FieI
Kills His Friend.

Special to The Journal
Filley, Neb.. April Is. =, Amos Hubka
was shot and killed yesterday by Jack
Mccormack, aged 10, a particularly viru-
lent example of the ''didn't- know twas
loaded fend.. The young men, with four
others were enjoying an. outing, when they
stopped at friends house Picking up
an old shot gun that was supposed not
to be loaded, Mccormack leveled it at
Hubka's heart and said I'm going to take
shot at YOU The shot took instant
effect
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Deaths.

Frank Wilcox Foster, 27se Garfield av; %
years.
Francis j. Curran, 22o Cedar av; 80 years. e
Jacob Wall, 2s07 Chicago av; 50 years.
George Grindell, city hospital; i: years.
Viola Ruth Bye % 18th st S Is years.
Elias Scott, st. ,Barnabas; Ga years
Mary F. WEIGH, 2496 9Th av S; SO years.
George Bryant, 419 I'd av Sc; 81 years.
Annie schlose, city, hospital; % years.
Lily Josephine Bloom, 112 18th ay N; "a days
Oscar William Nelson. Bats Sd st NE;
days.
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POTTS STAYS AT HOME
Not to Be Rewarded for Calling
SchIex q Coward.

Not to Be Rewarded for Calling
Schley a Coward.
From, The journal Bureau. Room 40, Post
Building, Washington.
Washington, April 15.-President Roose-
welt is in earnest in his determination
not to permit the reopening of the Schley
case. This explains the reversal of the
navy department order that Lieutenant
Commander Potts should become naval at
tache at Berlin, Vienna and Rome.
Potts is the only witness in
the Schley inquiry who called Schley a
coward To-day Potts European assign
ment is cancelled and it is announced that
he will not go to Europe or to any duty
that will seem reward for his Schley
testimony.
w. w. Jermane.
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MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN-
cry moved: household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers Boyd Transfer and Storage Co, As
SIS st. Telephone, Main $50. both companies.
THE NJ p, d. delivers packages in the city,
1ec: ST. Paul, 15c Is 18th st S. Tel 1881.
CENTRAL FUEL AND TRANSFER CO.,
moving and storage; large vans, careful men,
prompt service y 4th st N. T.. c., Tel, 1905
main 3242 L.
CAMERoS's TRANSFER AND STORAGE,
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers. 200 Nicollet Tel. n. w. Main
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Building Permits,

James Stoddar, 1900 Second avenue
S; flats $4,000
Oscar Peterson, 2024 Western avenue;
dwelling 900
M. J. Peppard, 2509 Third avenue;
CuduSeS G,UUU
2Winslow Hoosek, 218 Harvard, street -
Sc; dwelling ................... $500
Winslow Hoosek, PIP Harvard street
Sc; dwelling III. ...-................... 2,5oC
nue. S.; dwelling ....................... 1900
Mrs. f. M. Cotton, 3104 James avenue
S; dwelling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Bartlett Dunham 3435 Oakland avenue;
8 dwelling Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Total, eight permits ..................$41,sot
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vERDICTzFOR FULL AMOUNT
Mrs. Spikes Judgment Against the
NJ p. for Death of Husband.

Special to The Journal,
Fergus Falls, Mimi, April 15-Jose-
phine Spike, who sued the Northern Pacl-
fic for 81, 200 for the death of her husband
and the destruction of team and wagon,
was given a verdict for the full amount
claimed in the federal court here late last
night. Mr.. Spike was killed while driving
across the track near Detroit last Decem-
Der.
The criminal actions against timber cut
tiers have all been continued until next
term. The case against John Macarthur
and William Burnette, who are charged
with burning the Jail at the White Earth
reservation comes on to-day.
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Los Angeles Feast of Flowers.

This beautiful spectable will be held
May 1-6 during the convention of the
Federation Of Women Clubs For this
occasion the North Western Line is max
ing a special rate of $50 for the round
trip from the Twin Cities to Los Angeles
and San Francisco, tickets on sale April
20-27, with sixty days returning limit.
Call for pamphlets describing this famous
flower fete-322 Nicollet av, Minneapolis;
2S2 Robert street, S. Paul, or write T. w
Teasdale, general passenger agent, St.
Paul.
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Births.

Births.
Mrs. Adolf Lyndal, 2511 23d av S. boy
Mrs. John Hammer, Cos Goth av S ........ girl
Mrs. Nels Juhlin,, 2605 Sd st N.......... boy
Mrs. Henry Halvorsen, 1880 21st ay N....gir
Mrs. Robert Klatke, 2315 Penn av N $500. CIR
Mrs. S. Junichewski. 40 18th av NE. $50. boy
Mrs. Edward Wetherell, 1873 Russell
ave N ........... "Reminiscences. .5...... boy
Mrs. Herman Grife, 513 Irving av Me-. boy
Mrs. Ole H., Hagen, 4091a Central av' NE. boy
Mrs. Charles w. Hays, 826 Goth av N .....boy
Mrs. Fred Williams. 1901 Main st NE. ;. boy
Mrs. Frank Storer, 17S6 Irving ay Nee. cir
Mrs. John Hubelt, 1872 9Th st NJ. boy
Mrs John Breckner, 1925 9Th st N ...... CIR
Mrs. Carl A. Carlson, 243 14th av S.......gir
Mrs. Peter johnson, ALL 38th au .......gir
Mrs. Ole Anderson CIR
Mrs. Constant Ulrich, 9048 oath av ST.. cir
Mrs Math Spittle, 1928 18th av ......,..uus
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COULD GIVE NO ALARM
speechless Old Woman Burned t.
Death by Fire From Her Pipe.

Special TO The Journal. ,...
Chippewa Falls, Wis, April 15.-After
her body had been literally cooked from a
fire which burned all the clothing from
her body. yesterday, Mrs. James Jones
lived fourteen hours in terrible agony and
died this morning. :. She was 81 years old
and being an invalid and made sDeechless
by paralytc stroke was unable to give
the alarm when her clothing caught fire
from a pipe she had been smoking.
Harry II. Rowe. ieweler in this city
for eighteen years, died last night, aged
co. During the civil war he was a cap
tain of Ohio volunteers. r
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CLA1RyOYANTs


DIR. CLAYMONT, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-
ant, palmist, magnetic healer. 1923 Hennepin.
MRS. MANEWELL,. THE MEDIUM, HAS
removed to Al 10th st S. Readings daily :
NINE. BATCH, card reader and palmist; dou-
BILE readings this week, SOC. $40 9th av S.
PROF. La VARDE, WONDERFUL, DEEP
trance and palmist; readings daily; gives
names, dates, facts; everything in an honest,
capable manner. Residence at 26 18th st s. SO
ELoIsE LAMONT, RELIABLE CLAIRVoY-
ant and palmist: Advice on love, marriage,
business, speculation, etc: Absolute salts
faction. 629 list av S, fat 5.
HAVE YOUR PALM READ WHILE AN
expert is in your city; she teaches palmistry
to all those who are DESTROYS of learning;
she reads your past, present and future; per-
feet satisfaction given; test reading, 25c. 81
18th st S.
EGLANTINE MOORE,
Palmist clairvoyant, psychic healer. 10 It'll SITS
ARRIVED. ARRIVED.
PROF. DESMOND,
The greatest living successful clairvoyant and
psychic palmist, who has created such a
pronounced sensation in New York. Boston
and Washington, makes the following sincere
offer:
81 readings Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 !.
So readings - 90 V
day.
Hours from to 9.
Parlors, 511 Second az S..
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LAW SCHOOL. BRACES I'D

LAW SCHOUL BKANES W. ---
Chicago, April 15.-The Northwestern uni
versity law school will enter into a broader
field of educational work next fall, with q
new endowment Of $500, 900 voted by the trus-
tees of the institution ~
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ADMIRAL'S WIFE DIES.
Oakland, Cal, April 15.-N1rs. Cornelia Sci
by Kempff, wife of Rear Admiral Louis F
kernpff, U. S. N, is dead in this city of acut
pneumonia. ~. ~
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CARNEGIE HELPS UNION COLLEGE,
Schenectady, N. T., April 15.-Andrew Car
nege has given $4,000 to Union college to
complete Mott memorial hall.
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OCEAN@VESSELS,

OCEAN%VESSELS G4 --s
Havre-Arrfved: La Bretagne, from New
York. '@~l IS
New York-Arr:ved: Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, from Bremen; Aller, from Genoa
Kensing ton, from Antwerp.
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It's n Good Thing

At this season of the year to give your
business a spring tonic; the best possible
is Journal want" ad. 1t always slim
ulates.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

c~-S~~~~~~cSc~~~~c~~~~~
nung. Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est largest and best dry cleaning establish
ment west of New York. 2i2 and 522 Nicollet:
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS - PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-toWn
orders solicited; prices moderate. 42O Nicoi-
let. Telephone 1916.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY.
cleaning works. 7'2s Hennepin av; both phones:
THE PANTORIUM-9 ST NICOLLET.
Fancy dyers. and French dry cleaners.
Largest place of its kind in the west.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES F.
Williamson and Frand D. MerchanD, patent
attorneys and solicitors; main Office, No. 9ss-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Mimi branch office, room 81, McGill build
ing, Washington, D. 9.
PATENT-Protect your ideas. No allowance,
no fec Consultation free. Est 1864. Milo
B. Stevens &. Co., 63S 18th st, Washington, D 2.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST THE HANDSPRING IN YOUR
watch; replace it for 81. John S. Allen. ITO
Guaranty building, ground floor
LOST-LADY'S- GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
New York Standard, in the heart of city. Re-
turn to 2429 18th av S and be handsomely re-
,warded.
LOSFSATURDAY EVENING, A BLACK
bill pocket containing $40 or $45 in bills, lib
eral reward. Notify 2520, Journal
LOST-CHIFFON. BOA, BETWEEN 4th AND
9TH Oh Nicollet Return to Journal office. y
LOST-A LADY's GOLD WATCH, SHORT
chain, with blue locket; initial engraved on
cover Finder call at 1853 Columbus av or %
Eastman block Liberal reward.
LOST-BETWEEN 10th AV AND 18th ST. S
and st. Louis depot, Sunday evening, lady s
open-face silver watch, vito letters 0. S. en-
graved on back. Finder please return to 2421
9Th av for reward.
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FURRIERS

~~>~~~S~~>~~
FUR STANNER-FURS DRESSED IN FIRST
class order. HI. NJ. Taubert, 625 Bryant av N.
A. RE1NER, PRACTICAL. FURRIER, Is 9th
st S. Furs stored and insured at lowest rates;
garments LETT for repairs or alteration insured
free Of charge; all work at summer prices.
Telephone or send postal, will call for goods;
references, Germania Bank and Edmund G.
Walton. Phones. NV, 2729 J3: T. c.. 1885.
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FOR B0OKER'S EASE

Prof. Washington Buys "a Summer
Residence In Massachusetts.
Ne,1 York. Special Servtcs
East Weymouth. Mass, April ID
Booker T. Washington has purchased a
large mansion house in Market square,
this town, for use as a summer residence.
The place is, one of the finest in Wey-
mouth. ~ -. liz, ..-. o. .5' s... ..a, III
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RUG MFG. CARPET CLEANING.

FINE RUGS FROM YOUR OLD CARPET.
Write for catalogue. Carpet cleaning, reft-
ting; LAYING; out-of-town orders we pay the
freight one way Both telephones. National
Carpet Cleaning Co., Nicollet island, Mpls
NEXT to Oriental, Rugs made from
your old carpets BY Economy Rug Co.,
{ ssS.s 80 105 9th st S. Phone 3217-L1.
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La toilette VISITS STONE
Illness of the Latter Causes Alarm
in Wisconsin,.

Special to The Journal. 49,. - .zq,7
Madison, Wis, Aoril Ex-Governor La
Toilette went to Watertown this morning
to visit Lieutenant Governor Stone, whose
serious illness is causing apprehension.
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STORAGE
BUSINESS CARDS

R. c. BLACK C CO., plumbing, heating and
lighting; jobbing a speciality. 729 Hem. av.
GET our estimates on printing your business
stationery First-class work; up-to-date
methods Hall, Black Co., Printers, 1923 Hem.
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MISCELLANEOUS


81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~~>~S>>~~~~~~~~>~~ >~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~>
WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new iewelry.
Jacobs Jswelry Co.. Al Washington ay s.
CASH PAID for all kinds of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market. 25-2T 9Th st S. Tel. 1883
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
up for Pacific coast points,, making big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
should not fail to consult US. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 S Sd st.
TOP PRICES PAID for frst-class, second.
hand household goods of all kinds. The
Branch, corner of I'd av and Washington.
WANTED = SECONDHAND FURNITURE:
stoves, carpets, Office furniture, buggies and
harnesses for shipment; pay more than local
dealers. $3.50, Journal.
BOOKS IN SMALL QUANTITIES, or whole
libraries purchased for cash. sos LIST ay S.
CASH FOR PArER BOOKS, 3schoolbooks and
libraries; at Adair's, 20 Washington ay s.
BEST PRICES PAID for mems midland
clothing and all kinds of furs. S9G6,, Journal
WANTED-sECoND-HA TYPEWRITER; :
give description and lowest cash price. Ad-
dress 2664. Journal.
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NURSERY STOCK

Shade trees, 12-foot, SIPS. j. G. Shillock,
2ao7 18th ay S. 81S Phoenix. Phone Main 22so L
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WANT ADSsON PAGES II and Is
HORSES, CARRIAGES FOR SALE

| $500 -. -
HORSES CARRIAGFc Top CATR
eo, l1N..se1 49, w oxAA1c
WInMXyER' = >pPEN1EpS. s,r "a a g.
S-Horsss. harness, wagons bugges, rubber
tired runabouts andsStanhopes new work ex-n
changed for old; largest line In city. Tele-s
phone, 2702 J3, main. s
HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP-FROM so TO
80 head, mares and geldings, weights 1900 to
| 1,SOD. Just received from Iowa and Mime
sofa ~ Bargains to. cash buyers. Dan Egan,,
iowa: sale Barn rs "a av "
quarters for the sale Of ali Classes of horses.
a large assortment always on hand: Part
Tine ana guarantee given. II "a Sc n.
ooSoso &c Q . . eeeooe . . . 9
. BROWN & D1CKEY, MIDWAY .
Horse Market st. Paul, MIMI have We
f. constantly on hand al classes OF =
Aoasss Dr Ie aug codSa nolsea a
TInd give "a ~ y = cal az . ~ % = :
: = : . : : : : go . 80 eeeee
- D7G -iJo6sE 1I7GT7o>5 . = = ----------
| Wednesday, April is. 1902 commencing I'M at
10 o'clock a. M, Barrett & Zimmerman will
sell at their Midway Vi Stables LOO head Of
horses OF all kinds. Come to the auction
Every horse warranted as represented. FIJI
1nctieu and
i camraiSsio " Marhet Minnesota 7Transfer 81
| PAM MINI SSe
| Referenc National Bank, Minneap-
| oils; First National Bank, Duluth, and Farm,
$3.50 q iiotle, !MlIL.e - = - -
FOUR CHEAP HORSES: ALSO ONE NICE
family mare; also one pair, OF workers, weigh
1.1oo,.Prlce slsa AlnsMoren, oolo Garlele av:--
\ COME SEE THE NEW ARRIVAL OF
heavy drafters and drivers: best IN the land
o., is ~ holses ieit Noian sane
4 - y % y. = :
| FOR SALE-HORSES; FINE LOT OF FARM
Tiu,alSs a saia s4ah1e e1s ~ ct ~
: 49, - =
BAKER 5 Lively, Boarding ana oale Barn
Formerly NJ. ID. Wilson 81 specially, Livery
| and Boarding; all rigs rubber tired. Both
phones: % Royalslon av: - - -
FOR SALE-SHEILANDP PONIES, ANY SIZE SIZE,
ag soior ana price yGu want sadds
ana ssie AZ e %ei Stouae %
anu sale lor cnlluleH olz9 oee vens az
FoR sALEII I've; LlGaI D ~ Ha,,Rs o i75S
r.. as, g - uityei 'paeei - a.
w ~ ,: - - = :,
to 70 1o1o Ntbdrn az
W. VI, ~ goou conultioii' a. i00' !"
1lso nalness.
land Livery. --------
road wagon, with top; good for collector OF
/ canvasser. 33O9 Clinton ay
4 BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECONDHAND
harnesses and collars; old ones taken Ike IN eX
enahge: CenI. Market HARNESS ~ 90 ~ a y,
lr> Wv T<a
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COWS. DOGS. POULTRY, ETC

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD FAM
lily cow call at 3118 Garfield aY; Ainsworth
always has them on hand and prices are
right; will trade for beef.
FOR SALES g. B.LEGHORN EGGS FROM
farm flock, 75c per 10, or S. per hundred. A
few more Leghorn cockerels, cheap. Mrs
Robert Waldron, 4137 Sd av 8.
FOR SALE-TEN WHITE LEGHoRN Pull
lets. Lyndale and 10Th SITS. Telephone,
566-L2 South. ~
FRESH : COWs-TWO JERSEYS THAT
MIXED three years continuously; two Dur
hams. Will exchange Jersey bull for service:
306 9Th st S. y,
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WATCHES CLEANED s1,mainsprings s1,war-
ranted year. Fisk's, II Wash, Nc. House.
GOLD spectacles, special sale; eyes examined
free. ostrem, opticlan, 500 Nicoliet, upstairs.
CELEBRATED DERBY OFFICE DESKS.
BANNER Sectional BOOKCASES. N. w.
Agency, 8 9TH st S. j. F. Gage G. Co.
PLANET, JR.,'"' GARDEN SEEDERSS AND
cultivators; garden and field seeds.
y: II. Smith, Hardware, ia Hennepin av.
LUMBER!. LUMBER! LUMBER.
Large quantities new and OLD lumber,
square timber, doors, windows and brick; buy
now and save 1-3 to, r. 400 9Th SITS.
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SIS LEATHER COUCH, $50; $40 LEATHER
chair $40; threewing dresser, SIS; beautiful
vases and household goods. 104 Royalston av.
FOR SALE-C0oKING RANGE, CUPBOARD,
carpets, fixtures, dresser and washstand, mir
ror and sewing machine. Must be sold at,
once. $500 Newton az n, Minneapolis, up-
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| ALL MATERIALS FROM BUILDING AT
| Washington and 18th avs n must be sold and
| hauled away this week. If you need lumber
for any purpose, call. there. at once. Large
| or small quantities
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SODA FOUNTAINS, good as new, very cheap.
Mpls. Soda Fountain Co., 521 Marshall st NE.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
-Parlor suit, brass beds, box springs and
hair mattresses. massive golden oak dining
SET library Turkish chairs, couch and rock
ers in leather; dressers in mahogany and oak;
leather pieces, rugs, curtains, pictures, mir
rors; also upright piano. Goods are new and
must be seen to be appreciated. Will sell
separate, Call. any time. 1903 9Th av s.
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s65 OAK DRoP-HEAD WHITE SEWING Ma
chine, S25, Singer. $40; Domestic, 81 White,
80 30 Snans Elmer 10 LIST aY S.
Mower County transcript., 1902-12-17
Thursday, Dec. II.

Charles B. Peet, founder of Rogers,
Peet e Co., was found dead in bed at
his home at Plainfeld, N. J.
Winnipeg's recent city election We
toed a proposition to permit the run
ming of street cars on Sunday.
Navigation has closed at Ashland,
Wis, with total of 3,553,929 tons of
ore shipped, an increase of % per
cent over last year.
The two-masted schooner A. L. Lee,
Haverstraw, N. Y, for Atlantic City,
was wrecked off the latter port. The
crew was rescued by the Atlantic City
lifesavers.
George Sawter, United States con-
sui at Antigua, British West Indies,
has been appointed to succeed the
late Thomas Mast as consul general at
Guayaquil, Ecuador
The great Nile reservoir and dam
were opened Wednesday in the pres
ence of the khedive, the Duke and
Duchess of Connaught, Lord Cromer
and many other distinguished person.
ages.