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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-22

WE HAVE FEW IMPROVED AND UNIM-
proved farms which we will exchange for
stocks of goods or city property. Write soon.
W. H. Morse Land Co., Crookston. MINI. -.
BIG BARGAIN-IN RED RIVER VALLEY,
ideal farm, 4S0 acres; $50 acres In cultivation ;
100 acres pasture, fenced; 100 acres mead dow; /;
$1,000 improvements; with one-third fine crop,
SIS. n. Estaque, breckenridge, MINI.
2Sa ACRES ON CEDAR LAKE, IN ATTKIN
county; one of the most beautiful spots in
from railroad station; thousands Of cords Of
maple and other hardwoods on it, which will
pay for property: A snap. Beoher M. Hun
gerford, Aitkin, MINI. -.
A WONDERFUL 1NvEsTMENT-8Q ACRES
in one body, Brown county, South Dakota;
beautfg finely R section Of county,
ly improved, and is offered for $40 per acre,
half cash, balance time, per cent; no such
offer as this can be, found anywhere. and II
land not found as represented, I will pay the
expenses of any one going. to investigate; this
beautiful body Of land and surrounding coun-
try cannot be appreciated until seen; this
offer must, be accepted quick, as inside 80
days lands there are to be advanced from 81
to IS per acre; the party who has S10U0 cash
to pay for 100 acres of land can make $500 In
very short time. Becker, 444 Andrus build
ing, Minneapolis, MINI.
s1.5O AN ACRE, 40, 900 ACRES, ONE BODY:
smooth, level land; Wyoming; ten miles from
sSs GOO gseopla 6ddn E0Ndd Investment M
$500, FIVE ACRES, EXCELSIOR, AND PER-
haps for less money if taken at once; less
than one-half mile from high school on main
road; finest soil; also have four acres, same
locality, for s40O. $4O0 for ten acres. Hop
kins; $40 an acre, so acres, Robbinsdale Bass
lake; good improved farm, cuts 200 tons hay:
old time price, worth double; catch on, go
along with the multitude; oats 60c bushel,
corn 6Oc, hogs 81 per 100; butter, eggs, chick
ems, garden truck sell at good prices: lands
are good investment. NJ. P. Hobart, Phoenix
building. r
5000 ONLY, 760 ACRES, SARGENT COUNTY,
N. D.. Cogswell, Foreman, Oakes; take land
off your hands on notice Of ten days and pay
10 per cent interest; here. is a sure thing;
land ought to sell now. quick for $3.50; moth
ing here offered under $12 an acre; investigate
quick; papers here in bank; will be re-
turned II not taken up; don't delay II you
have the cash.. NJ. P. Hobart, Phoenix bldg.
- 10000 ACRES STARK COUNTY, N. D.
Selected. from the holdings Of the N. P.
r. R.. Co.. at an early day. Best soil, Num-
erous springs and streams heavy natural
timber on several sections, abundance Of
coal Best grass country in the world, stock
ranges out all winter. -.5-SE 5-e5a.-
Will raise big crops Of wheat. oats, barley,
fax, corn, etc. viii sell in blocks of 10000
acres and np. A few odd sections to sell
singly with homestead land adjoining For
prices and terms write or call. g.. H. Smith
Land and Loan Co., Austin, MINI.
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LOANS, AND CHATTELS

- LOANS AND CHATTELS
RICE LOANS on all kinds OF personal prop
erty; charges reasonable. sos Globe Bldg.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan. Co., 825 Guaranty Loan. !
- = - MONEY 10 LOAN =
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES,
WAGONS, ETC, ON SHORT NOTICE, Ar
CHEAPEST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
CALL on THE OLD HOME COMPANY;
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 306
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING, COR
NER OF 1st Av S AND 4th ST.
AMOS. aSo HORSES, WAGONS. ETC. on the
in your undisturbed possession.
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF LOANS
WE also make LOANS to sALARIED PEo-
PIE with responsible firms on their plain
note. without mortgage, indorser or publicity
TATI, AND BE CONVINCED THAT our
PLAN IS THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE CITY.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
601-2 Globe Building,
slg,sf 20-22 4th st s.
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
WILLIAMS, 418 GUARANTY BUILDING
loans on furniture. pianos or any security:
large loans speciality. Terms to suit bor-
rover. Lowest rates.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

A FAMILY of NOT OVER THREE CAN
make an arrangement for a home with lady
having a commodious, cheerful handsomely
furnished apartment, centrally located; very
reasonable terms for one Of some MEANS ref
erences required. Address 1919, journal.
COOE FRONT ROOMS, BOARD, MODERN
detached house, shady lawn, barn; table
boarders accommoda ted; desirable location.
124 18th st. corner Stevens av.
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HELP. WANTED---MALE


Continued.
WANTED-A MAN FOR WORK AROUND
hotel at, Wayerly.
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FEMALE

FEMALE
Competent stenographers furnished; no charge
typewriter Exchange, 2S7 Hennepin, Mpls
LADY, UNEMPLOYED THROUGH JULY
and August, will go out by the day to sew
for children; 81 per day. Address 1126 Haw-
thorn av.
WANTED-AT ONCE, POSITION AS CLERK
or assistant bookkeeper. 6347, Journal.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-MISCE
WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., Al Washington Nv s.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town. Market 26-27 5th st s. Tel. 1898.
CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE
UP for Pacific coast points, making a big
saving In freight parties moving to the coast
should not fall to consult us. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 9 Sd st.
TOP PRICES PAID for irst-class second
hand household goods Of all kinds. The
Branch, corner of ID av s and Washington,
WANTED - SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
stoves, carpets, office furniture. buggies and
harnesses, for shipment; pay moro than local
dealers. 511O, Journal. .A -. e.
ALASKA FURRIER ARRIVED; Will PAY
the highest cash price for old fur coats Ad-
dress J. s., ia Washington ay N.
BOOKS IN SMALL QUANTITIES or whole
libraries purchased for cash: COS '1st av s.
CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS, schoolbooks and
libraries, at Adair's. 20 Washington ay S.
WKMTED-BANK COUNTER AND FIX
lures. Address Barnes Bros, Minneapolis.
WAMrED-TO BUY "a CIIECK PRINTING
National cash register, cheap for cash. 6409,
Journal ....- T -..as|
WANTED-CHNAP FOR DASH, "a STEAM
launch, capable of holding from 100 To 200
people; must be in good repair. Apply to A.
b. Harrison little Falls, MINI.
TNVALnDS CHAlR WANTDD. ADDRFSSS
220 9th av SE and will call on you.
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FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS. ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park Rosedale Park, or
for bargains everywhere, send for maps, etc.,
to Edmund G. Walton, 900 Hennepin ay:
WALTON PARK LOTS ARE THE CHEAP
est in North Minneapolis; prices from $125
to $500; will sell on installments OF IS a
month There Is more building here than
any other part of town; location 36th av N
and Lyndale. Will build houses on the in
stallment plan.
Edmund. G. Walton, 300 Hennepin.
LOT 8, BLOCK II, DEANS ADDITION;
fine building lot; Lake st, block and half
west Hennepin; s40O will handle this lot
balance can stand on mortgage. Central Real
Estate Co., 203 Northwestern building.
FARM LANDS
HOLD YOUR JOB AND SECURE 1eo-
acre farm free. Inquire of Colony Co., A0S
Baltimore block, St. Paul, MINI.
PINE LAND IN OREGoN-4o0 CLAIMS SUB
ject to homestead or timber claim entry;
cruising 3,000,0 600 to 5,000,0 900 to quarter sec
ton. Charles Underwood, 976 Cromwell ay,
St. Anthony Park, St. Paul
SECTIONS 1 AND Is, TOWN 135, RANGE
53, Ransom county, North Dakota 81 per
acre. Also, 100 acres, Stearns county, Min
nesota. So. Several selected quarters, Sar-
gent county, at bargain prices. $40 acres,
improved, Dickey county, $11.50. I show my
lands to buyers. P. NJ. Chandler, Loan and
Trust building, Minneapolis.
HOLD YOUR JOB AND SECURE A 160-ACRE
farm free Inquire of Colony Co., 403 Balti-
more block, St. Paul, MINI.
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KELLY & ZIMMERMAN, NORTH SIDE
Minnesota a carload of very fine draft mares
and general purpose horses. Call and ex-
anime our stock. 1928 Washington av \.
FOR SALE-A GOOD TEAM, WEIGHS $500;
work single or double. Also one cheap
horse Must sell. All 9TH st S, rear.
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FOR SALE-GREAT ATTRACTION FOR
fairs: a beautiful St. Bernard dog, Clip, the
fastest pacing dog living. Also Turk the
fast-trotting dog; trots half-mile tw4oin- three
against ponies, foot racers or dog. Bikes and
harnesses go with dogs. M. B. Scott, Fari-
ao,, Mjnr
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LOsT-sTOP WATCH, GOLD HUNTING
case, photo in back liberal reward for re-
turn to B. B. Bird, Al w 4th St, st. Paul
LOsT-POUCE PoCKETBooK,, CONTAIN
ing one So bill, one 81 ana silver cnange; Ige;
fnder return for reward to H. Chase, 1881
Rrrant aY s.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON 4 MERCHANT GAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main Offices, No. 92S-
e35 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis
Mimi; branch office, room 50, McGill build !.
ing, Washington, D. G.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTICE-zESBAUGH's GREAT CLEARING
sale pictures, Oil paintings, portrait frames
ovals, and framing pictures at quick selling
prices. II 5th st S.
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we'll matched weight over 1900; city broke
lady can drive them; not afraid Of anything.
Call address F. F. Aver, lola 18th av Sc.
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FOR SALE-ONE FAMILY BROKE HORSE,
high knee actor; safe for lady to drive: stand
without hitching; price, $11o. Hay Market
Barn 12O I'd st n,
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NO. l 7-YEAR-OLD BAY GELDING; RANGY
build, perfect family horse, weight 1,175 lbs,
SIS; 1,100-lb bay mare, 10 years, sound, true.
single or double SIS. 4010 Chicago aY.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE
SITUATION WANTED BY sTEAMFITTBR;
has had nine years experience in Chicago. H.
Dappmann, $50 Grand av, Chicago, Ill.
WORK WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
blacksmith and wagon-maker. 82s 3 Frank
lin av.
WANTED-EMPLOYME BY AN EXPERT
enced young man. as bookkeeper OF stenogra
pher. References furnished. Satisfaction
guaranteed. G.. A. Pettis, Fairchild, Wis.
BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN, UNTIL RE
Gently foreman in mill; some kind of inside
position, where there is chance OF promo
ton. Jens, 2625 LIST av S.
ENGnNEBRs-WORK WANTED BY AN
honest, reliable young man as q fireman or
whepper; has little experience; if looking for
a quiet, willing worker, please just drop q
line. j. Charles. 3oS 21st av S.
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E WANTED-REAL ESTATE
~~~~O~~~~~~~~~~~~~t
DESIRE no PURCHASE A NICE FARM
near some lake, T6 miles from Minneapolis or
st. Paul; 120 to 100 acres, with good improve
ments, near market and a Swedish settlement
p. Swenson, box z, Winthrop. MINI.
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FOR sALE-M -MIscELLANEous

ss 1ON NoAAE--41AkoS*lL S*lLkANEO03
FRBH 'FoR SALE CARDS 70 THosGs
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave your ad.
l IUK K1Nbs S5t 81 HxGHaNnH MG5IaNf ANP RRpAI
MAX A. KoHE1N. a27 WAsHINGToN AV S.
rsatsd Year eisas3 WasRR Nc II House %ss
s6 FOR 1ox12 WALL TENT.
an MY TF AMNlN6 AN6 AMRa AYR Avo56 e % III IL RsH
HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs-WB FUR
nish the kitchen complete. Northwestern
Stove Co., s12 Henepin.
WOOD-Green, $1.15 to 81; dry. s1.75 to s2.75:
factory wood. 81. plymouth Lumber Co.. /
orators, two four-pole, so kilowatt, ITO volt
lighting generators; hrst-class condition;
these machines may be;inspected at the plant
e %yep ene At Esstrs CO.. lh av and
WNTMORE sCYTHEs ARE WARRANTED.
prices. ]: Il: smith. 214.as hennepin ] n av. Vs.
LARGE QUANTITIES OLD AND NEW
av s. - sr0c ~ -. " ''- - :
FADEAWAY FREES BEDS FROM BUGS.
Druggists, dept. stores. Accept no substitute.
CALL At 1917 WASHINGTON Az S FOR
cases, bank, office, saloon and restaurant hx-
lures, safes, wall cases, scales; so refrigera-
tors all sizes; 600 stoves and ranges, house,
carriages. etc. 1927 Washington av 8. "r.s
GAsOLENE LAUNCH, :
20 feet by feet s, fully equipped with 2h-
horsepower Westnlan engine, cushions ETC.,
ice water tank. anchor and road line, 125 feet.
sailing light. flags, oars, ETC.; Peterson's
Excelsior: Inquire 33a Union st Sc, Minne-
apolts, Mirn. s~,s.f - -
SELLING OUT HOUSEHOLD GOODs-IRoN
beds, springs and mattresses, carpets, office
desks, old mahogany and brass goods. Rea-
son for selling: going into manufacturing
business. 202 Nicollet av
600 CROWN PIANOS GOING AT HALF
price. The biggest piano snap ever known:
a month: Foster & Waldo, 40 9th st S.,
corner Nicollet. '.- :" y
90 . -
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COWS. DOGS. POULTRY, ETC

FOR sALE-FINE JERSEY HBIF,ER CALF,
weeks old; also, No. l mich cow. 34ls
Park aY.
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FOR SALE-PRETTIEsT LITTLE SNOW
white pony in town; weighs 500: just the thing
for children $40 takes her: 420 9Th st s.
NICE FAMILY HORSE, YEARS OLD,
weight 1850; cheap If taken quick also good
buggy cheap. 2a16 4th st n N
GOOD 1,250-LB HORSE, HEAVY BRASS
mounted single harness; must sell quick I'LL
Adams st NE.
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day. July 49, on Nicollet st, Nicollet island
finder will return to "a Grove place, Nicollet
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= CANADIAN LANDS. )
: $1,000 acres good land, near railway, in L.
!. Manitoba, SO per acre.
:. 10000 acres, Manitoba, all selected, j.
!. close to two lines railway and good set i.
= tlement, $5.25 per acre. !
). 1900 acres, Indian Head district, at (.
:. $3.50 for the block. :
1000 acres wheat lands, close to rail- !
sale, $780,.
. THE CANADIAN WEST LAND co., !
= Bank of Hamilton Chamber, Winnipeg. :
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WANTED-GOOD TEAM OF DRIVING Po:
MES. Also piano wagon for canvassing ana
delivering VIM. A. LinQuist, Dassel, MINI.
WANTED-A GOOD HORSE, WEIGHT 1900
or i, 400 pounds, bay Inquire 242s Columbus
av. Inquire after s p. m:
WOULD LIKE A-GOOD SAFE HORSE FOR
keeping and il suits will buy. Address VIM
B. Menke, 2S14 Clinton av, city.
wANTED-A HORSE FOR HIS KEEPING;
good care little work; best references given.
inquire 1. F. Rice. P. o. clerk. postof1ce
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wagons, all sizes, closing out at bargain; I
also have some paperhanging to be done. 9s7
Central aY.
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FOR SALE-6-YEAR-OLD BAY DRIVER:
good locker; bound, city broke. Call at 503
18th av Sc. fat 2; phone E 564 Ii:
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, GOOD RANGY
western mare for good draft or delivery horse
10 doth st s.
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FROM CARRIAGE, !

LosT-sUNDAY, FROM CARRIAGE, A
lady's blue cloth jacket; route taken from
Portland av and oath st by oath ST. Park av,
10th St. Nicollet av, Central av, 9th st NE,
Adams ct and thence to 1900 B st NE; bring
10 above address for reward. Aaron Carlson.
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FOR sALE-S60 TAKES THE PRETTIEsT
Shetland pony in city; thoroughly broke and
kind. 1911 Laurel av.
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LOST AND FOUND

], 1,OsT-sCOTCH COLLIE, WHITE COLLAR,
around neck. Answers to name OF Bruce.
Reward at 1929 dupont av s.
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THE PARTY WHO EXCHANGED b.
cycles last night at the fire will please return
the same and avoid trouble. F. Frazer, AZ
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FOR sALE-CHEAP, SPAN SMALL DELIV-
cry mules price. $50. Also one good farm
team, weight $500; have several other good
horses and mares. One odd mule, 16 hands
high; price, $50. Hay Market Barn, 12O I'd
81
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LOsT-MONDAY, A LADY's POCKETBOOK,
containing excursion ticket from Chicago; ad-
dress Karen Hillestad; return for reward to
sos Lyndale av n.
LOsT-POCKETBOOK CONTAINING CASH,
locket, etc., Monday, in Harrington's grocery
store. Return to 1888 Girard av S, for re-
ward.
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FOR SALE-ONE HAMBLETONIAN LIGHT
bay horse, 1850 lbs. s years old, we'll broke
S12 13th ay
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FOR SALE-s65 FOR ALMOST NEW UP
to-date rubber tire runabout: cost $780, ISL
Ianrsl aY
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HORSES, CARRIAGES-WANTED

WE ARE ALWAYS READY TO BUY AND
pay cash for horses, buggies and harnesses.
Barrett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market,
St Paul. MINI.
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. WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. q
. Must vacate by Aug. l. AS all goods q
. must go at once, we will sell our new q
Q and secondhand complete house fur q
. nishings and office fixtures at less than Z
. half price. &
Q CAMPBELL & ERICKSON, {
. 215 Nicollet Av. '' q
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BoTTLING WORKS. IN TOWN, $500, ON
year; full stock: nearly all new machinery:
spring invoice, 1920; S1,7O0 cash gets it If
taken at once; building cheap; good reasons
selling. j. P. Estee Marshall Mimi
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DON'T MISS THIS CHANGE TO GET LO-
Gated on good timber claim In Oregon: join
party. organizing. Inquire S19 Northwestern
building - -
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WANTED--MAIL CARRIER, ON ROUTE
Minneapolis to Brooklyn Center; eight miles;
two trips daily. Can be carried on wheel
Apply to Deputy Postmaster, MihnsapoIis, or
postmaster, Brooklyn Center, Minn.
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harnesses and collars; all kinds of fly nets
cheap. Cent. Market Harness Co.. 625 I'd ay n.
FOR SALE-CHEAP. ONE HEAVY WORK
horse, one small saddle pony, two delivery
Old colt, weight 1900. Call 2640 Bloomington
ay,
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FINANCIAL


4 MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO-
I ple-We are prepared to loan reason &
! able amounts to salaried people hold
4 ing steady positions with responsible
q concerns. on easy weekly or monthly
4 payments. We conduct our business
i strictly confidential. Lowest rates and
1 fair treatment guaranteed. Room 30e,
4 Bank of Commerce building.
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OFFICE BUS, clear $1,000 yearly; secure :
GROCERY, clear S. daily; fresh stock, 81 ZOO.
BOARDING house; clear 500 monthly; snap.
HOTEL, clearing $4,000 yearly. HOO Lum. Elk.
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WANTED-AT ONCE, AN ALL ROUND
butcher; single; will give good wages. Ad-
dress Peter Polesky, Arercrombie, N. D..
CABINETMAKERS WANTED, ON BANK
first -class men only. ST. Paul Furniture Co..
st. Paul, MINI. 'F- g - "E =,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-13
DEMOCRATIC TO THE CORE
She Condemns Republican Attempts to
Disrupt the Party.
USE OF FEDERAL PATRONAGE TO BRlBE
Senator Simmons Exposure Of Republican
Scheme to Overthrow Amendment Com
~ mended. Judge Fred Moore Named
For Judge Of Fifteenth District.
fspecfal to News and Observer }

Especial to News and Observer
Charlotte N. c., Jaly 12.-Mecklenburg
County Convention unanimously endorsed
ship, and P. d. Walker for Associate
Justice. There was not a dissenting
voice in the large assemblage Mr.. c..
w. TilIett was made permanent chair
man. In a ringing speech he accepted
the honor.
The following resolutions offered by
Mr.. H. w. Harris brought the convention
to its feet and generous applause fol-
lowed:
"We, the representatives of the Demo-
Gratis of Mecklenburg county in conven-
tion assembled, renewing our pledge of
fidelity to Democratic principles as illus
trated by the teachings of a long line of
Democratic statesmen. hereby endorse
the able, progressive and advanced
policy of our Democratic State admins
ira tion and commend the course of our
Democratic Senator and Representatives
in Congress as wise. patriotic and Demo
cratic to the core.
eve denounce the imperiaIistic policy
of the Republican party and it's cruel and
hypocritical treatment of Cuba and the
Philippines.
1--WE condemn the attempted use of pat
ronage by the President, in the South.
:or the purpose of disrupting the Demo-
cratic party by bestowing tempting
offices upon disaffected Democrats
1--WE condemn the Republican Senator
from North Carolina for defending known
criminals in the United States courts.
Differed and presided over by his own
appointees.
I'VE commend the course of Senator
Simmons In exposing the secret scheme
of the Republican party to overthrow the
constitutional amendment through the
Intervention of the Tc6eral courts; and
We call upon all white men who love the
principles of Democracy more than no.
litical pelf, to join us in upholding the
hands and nerving the arms of our party
leaders while they go forth to do battle
with the arch enemy of honest govern 5
ment and white supremacy in North
Carolina.
"Out of respect TO the wishes of many
loyal and honest Democrats in Mecklen-
burg county and in the interest of har-
mony in the party ranks, We recommend
that the present primary law be amended
SO as to eliminate the oath feature
Hon James L. Webb was unanimously
endorsed for reelection as solicitor of
this district.
The delegates to the State Judicial and
Congressional conventions are to be ap-
pointed by the precinct chairman. this
will be completed by Monday next.
Hon. J. d. McCan was nominatad for
chairman to succeed himself. Mr.. J. A..
Bell was also named for the same posi-
tion. Mr.. McCan was elected.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-13
THRONGED STREETS HOWL
And ALI 0Aicialdom Kotows and Sa-
laams Muchly.
RECEIVES A DECORATION FROM THE KING
Lunches With Royalty. Ioastrd by the Princa
Of Wales. Treats Titled Butterflies
Who Ad5ra Drawing Rooms
With Scant Courtesy.
(By the Associated Press.)


Southampton, July 12-The Pacific
Steam Navigation Companys steamer
Orctavia, which left Cape Town, June
23rd, with ord Kitchener and staff on
board arrived here today AS Major
Gordon, passenger, had been stricken
with small pox, Lord Kitchener and his
staff only were allowed to land.
The Orcatavia was placed in quaran-
tine.
When Lord Kitchener landed at 9:15
a. m, he was accorded magnificent well
come from huge throng of people and a
brief official reception. He was driven
through the decorated and crowded
streets to Hartley Hall, where he re-
ceived an address from the Chamber of
Commerce, expressing admiration and
hoping that the peace hel had secured
would be lasting.
Lord Kitchener replied that success
was due to the rank and file Of tse
army
General French AID General Ian HAM
ilton also spoke.
The freedom of the borough was con-
ferred on Lord Kitchener.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-13
Mr. LATTA VERY LOW
His Condition Very Critical
But There Are Hopes
Was Unconscious During the Day And As ret
No 0p ration Has Bern
Performed.

At a late hour last night the news
received from the bedside of Mr. c. G.
Latta was that his condition was un-
changed.
The information added to this was
that his physicians considered The case
a very critical one, and that at any hour
a change might take place and that it
was feared this would be for the worse
During the early hours yesterday
morning Mr.. Latta, who had been con-
scious at times during the night, sank
into Inconsistencies again. and this
condition continued dnring the day at
intervals. A telegram announced the
arrival late yesterday afternoon of Mrs.
c. G. Latta and Mr.. Ed Lee, and saying
that Mr.. Latta has recognized his wife.
A few minutes before midnight the
following telegram was received:
New York, July 12.-Mr. c. G. Latta' S
condition as reported at II o'clock to-
night by DR.. Rae at Hudson Street Hos
pital, as about the same with perhaps
slight improvement. The doctors consid-
rthat Mr.. Latta is holding his own and
if ne continues to improve the doctors
hope that he may recover. They said
tonight that the chances for his recov-
cry were much better than last night.
Mr.. Latta is arranged in bed so that ne
cannot move. His head is packed in
cracked ice. He is occasionally consci-
GUS but all day has been in a semi-con-
scious state.