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SPECIAL CnINEsE Laws.
Cuba nay be Asked to FIRST Enact
& Measure.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-A weak
feature in the proposed new sugar
compromise scheme of relief for Cuba.
has been exposed by Representative
Coombs. He pointed out that Chinese
are not affected by our immigration
laws. and that the mere extension of
laws to Cuba. would not keep Chinese
out, they being controlled and exclud-
ed by special law There will be
nothing, in his opinion, to prevent Chi
nese from going in great numbers to
Cuba and making their way then to the
United States. Chairman Payne ex-
pressed surprise when reminded that
the general immigra ton laws do not
apply to Chinese. He stated that in
his belief Congress would soon extend
the present exclusion laws. AS to Chi
nese exclusion laws in Cuba he was
reticent, but saw the difficult problem
presented.
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Arctic Expedition Safe.

COPENHAGEN, March 5.-Letters
dated from Franz Josef August Il have
been received here from the Danes who
accompanied the Baldwin-Zeigler Arctic
expedition. The vessels arrived at
Franz Josef Land. after trying expert
ences, with all on board we'll. The
America intended 10 winter at Franz
Josef Land and then proceed north un-
til stopped by the ice, when the party
was to start toward the north pole. Mr..
Baldwin hoped that the America would
reach SO degrees north
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played the host to Prince Henry for six
hours this afternoon. and gave him a
reception that was enthusiastic and
unique. Il began with a drive through
the business and residential districts in
review before a crowd that numbered
100000. Then there was a public re-
ceptlon, at which Governor La Toilette
and Mayor Rose voiced their welcome
and the United Singing Societies raised
their voices in mighty chorus. There
was also splendid illumination and a
thrilling night run OF the Milwaukee
Fire Department. Later there was a
banquet at which the Prince met the
leading citizens OF the city and State
BOSTON. March 4.-During Prince
Henry's visit here he will be given a
$40. ZOO Masonic souvenir. the donor be-
ing Mrs. p. c. Goodwin.
CHICAGO, March 4.-No more fiat
terinS welcome could have been eX-
tended any visitor than that TO Prince
Henry when he arrived at o'clock
this evening. He was welcomed by
Mayor Harrison at the Union Station.
German veteran soldiers lined the
streets and were enthusiastic in their
greetings. At the banquet given in the
Auditorium Hotel. 157 people were pres
ent The Germans of Chicago greeted
the Prince with their singing societies
and an address Of welcome was read.
The grand ball given in the Auditorium
was perhaps the most magnificent So
cial event given in Chicago.
During the day he listened to an ad-
dress from the Central Bund of st.
Paul. placed a wreath on the Lincoln
monument in Lincoln Park. and enjoy
ed n luncheon at the Germania Club.
wASHINGTO%. Feb. 21.-Prince
Henry Of Prussia journeyed To Mount
Vernon this afternoon and placed two
w-reaths on the tomb of Washington
He approached the grave of the first
President with barred head. \ group
OF over a hundred men stood in the ap-
prOach to the grave uncovered and
their silence added To- the spirit OF
sclemnity.
Fifty feet down the sward that falls
away from the tomb Prince Henry
planted a linden tree. The tree had
been set in place prior To his arrival,
and. taking q spade. the Prince filed
the earth in around it. The Prince
was taken to the old washington
house. He spent a few minutes look
ing at the Washington relics and then
departed for Washington.
ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 2S.-Prince Henry
today visited the Naval Academy and
met the cadets under instruction there.
At the close of his visit he addressed
them in a complimentary speech, eX-
pressing his confidence that they would
do their duty il their country called
He was accompanied by Secretary Long
and a party OF distinguished naval Of
ficers.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-President
Roosevelt was accompanied this after
noon on his horseback ride by Prince
Henry Both went out in a rainstorrn
A splendid dinner was given the Prince
Henry by the German ambassador
Henry was present at the Mckinley
memorial services.
CINCINNATI. March 1.-Prince Hen
ry traversed the States of Maryland
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio today and to-
night his special train is speeding
through Kentucky into Tennessee. He
stopped for receptions at Altoona
Pittsburg. Columbus and Cincinnati
During the run by Portage. Prince
Henry entered the cab of the engine.
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oensure for Senatorial sIuggers.

WASHINGTON, February 2'.-Ihe
subcommittee of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections. which was ap-
pointed yesterday to formulate prop
osition for the proper punishment of
Senators Tiuman and McLaurin or
South Carolina for their offense TO the
Senate of last Saturday, today practi-
caIly concluded To recommend that the
two Senators be severely censured Tor
their conduct and To limit the punish
uent to censure. There are reasons
which led the republican members of
the subcommittee to agree 10 a reso-
luton OF cenSure.
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with other things in the last week or
ten days that Mr.. Boyd has had little
opportunity to strike any blows. The
hearing he expected to have on the
land bill proposed by Delegate Wilcox,
before the Committee on the Pacific
Islands in the Senate. was postponed.
Senator Foraker wanted Mr.. Haywood
present, if any hearing was held, and
Mr. Boyd was going ahead with his
hearing without consulting anybody
The result has been no hearing up to
date.
ERNEST G. WALKER
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Seattle Goes Republican.

SEATTLE. Wash. March Com
p!ete municipal election returns are as
follows: Humes. republican. e6o9:
Goodwin. democrat. 1895; Humes' m9 =
ity. 613. RipInEer. republican.
comptroller. and practically the resi-
the republican ticket, polled a vote OF
1s-l.
steel. democrat. for comptroller. anu
practically the rest OF the ticket pole"
q vote Of 1856
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obi-ce 70 sale Of Isia~ds

COPENHAGEN, March 5.-New pc
titions are being circulated. by the op-
ponents to the cession of the Danish
West Indies TO the United States for
presentation TO the RigsGag. They
probably viii have no effect.
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WILLIS
CHARGES
Pot TER
Says New Yorker
Interfered
Here.
ACTED WITHOUT
ANY KNOWLEDGE
The Anglican Bishop Admits His
Resignation Was Asked by
House of Bishops.

The following letter was written some
months ago, and just now has heen
given out to the press. There are some
facts brought out in it which will prove
of great interest, especially those re-
ferring to the status of the bishop
while at San Francisco. The letter
says:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-16
HELP WANTED MALE

-S~>S~~~~~~~~~~~~>~S~-~
WATCHES CLEANED, 81; MAIN SPRRINGs.t r
s.: Warranted one year. PaegePa. 22 SO st S.
WANTED ED-EVERYBODY- TO STOP AT THE
Gozy Parlors, 9S 7th st S, for Soda Ice cream
and cigars Cyclists rest here while we repair
good horseshoer and plow man reliable "a ana
competent to run shop. Address H. u. Bor-
chard. Mapleton. Mimi, Blue Earth county, q
WANTED-FIRST-CLA SIGN PAINTER; ;
tract. Cannln Co., Grand Forks, II. d.
PANTS REcUT INTO STYLE. 75e UP;
coats made shorter into style, GU cents up
at Anthony the TaIlor,s, az WASHINGTON ay y.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST W,ANTED-AT W,AN,T,ED
srsneea knad siser5soR n.siisrT Psrpon
ARBER-FIRsT-cL CLASS, WHITE; s12 s.
A. Shupe, Watertown, S. D.
FOUR RELIABLM, ENERGETIC i MEN
wanted, who wish to establish themselves in
permanent, paying position, All city work
no goods to carry. We furnish rig and outfits
absolutely free. Manager. IS 7th st s..
FOR sALE-TIMEs ROUTE, GOOD SLOCA-
tion for student; income $2S monthly; X
hours to deliver; cheap for cash. 6907, Jour-
nal KS
| WANTED-THREE FIRST-CLAss sPE-
| cialty salesmen must be good dressers and
good takers; salary and expenses :. apply
! Sunday, 10 a. m. j. NJ Arnold, West Hotel.
BRING references.
WANTED-ExPERIENC ELECTRIC Ell
evator operator. Best references required.
kerr's Department Store.
WANTED-ON AUG. /. BY WHOLESALE
house dealing in mill, steamftters' and
plumbers supplies, one bockkeeper, two as
sistant bill clerks, two city statesmen. six
! country statesmen, one thoroughly acquainted
with rope transmission and grain elevator
machinery. one shipping clerk and three as
sistants, one freight receiving clerk, one man
acquainted with catalogue work. one 12-incE
i hrst class; stock will arrive Aug. l. applica-
| tions strictly confidential Address Ills
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS; TABLE
board, $3.50 3urtis House. 112-114 4th st N.
ASUITE OF FINE ROOMS; ALSO. SINGLE
room, with board, in private home; best ref
erences given and required. Address 609C.
journal
TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
one single room; references furnished and re-
quired; private home. Call at 73O e 18th st.
WE'LL FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD;
excellent service; telephones, lawn, good To-
cation; references required. 410 9th st s.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. TO RFNT,
with board; also table board. 3l2 4th av S.
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AGENTS. WANTED.

WANTED-AGENTS IN COUNTRY. TO SELL
industrial stock; fine proposition; good men
making $50 per week exclusive territory
given: Address; 212 Northwestern building,
Minneapolis. 80: ;sSsfsi ::s.3j -;
WANTED-AGENTS FORlAUTHENTIC HIS
tory, martinique and Worlds Greatest Dis
asters by Volcanic Fires.'.az, Write for de-
will pay you to do So. ontft free 10 cents
for postage: Order quick; be first in the
field. Western Book Publishers, Pioneer
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids for the erection of an Institu-
tion for Feeble Minded for the state Of North
Dakota. at Grafton, N. D., will be received
at the of1ces Of j. 3. Gray. secretary, at
Grafton. N. D.. up to 1 o'clock p. m. OF
Tuesday, May 20, 1902.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
ONCE of Hancock Bros, architects, at Fargo.
n. D.; at the Offices of the secretary, at Graf
ton and at the Office of the Improvement Bull
letin Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, up to
the hour for receiving bids.
& No bid will be considered unless accom-
panied by a certified check for 81 900, payable
to r. C. Zuelsdorf, treasurer, as guarantee
that contract will be entered into by the per-
son to whom it is awarded, the amount there-
of to be forfeited il contract is not entered
into and bonds furnished for It's completion.
The board Of trustees reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order OF the board Of trustees. Institu-
ton for Feeble Minded.
. Hancock Bros. Architects.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE

IMPROVED
w. a. BARNES & CO.. 3o0-3o2 NICoLLET
av. issue rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Heal Estate Lists.
EDMUND @. WALTON'S CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats of suburban lots on
aPp.Icatlon at office. 30 Hennepin ay.
ST: ANTHONY PARK, MODERN HOUSES.
vii WI build to suit; monthly payments. W. w.
Clark. Sl3 Nlcollet ay. Minneapolis.
34th 81; modern. nine rooms; hot water heat
eIi good location. For sale by owner. on
$4,000 BUYS AN ELEVEN 1ID ROOM HOUSE
$SoO FOR 1920 1lth AV 3; S-ROOM HOUSE.
on the best part OF University av SIC; ali
modern, with barn and shade trees; on a sarge
lot EVERYTHING in fine order. w. w. Shot
we'll, 5l9 New Fork Life
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FIN NANCIAl


PRIVATE MONEY on hand to loan on real
estate, lowest rates. Ueyer, o3i Anarus bIog.
MORTGAGE LOANS-Rates low: any sums;
no delay; see US sure. GAZE e Co., N. Y. Lite.
WE HAVE A BLOCK OF EASTERN MONEi
to loan at per cent on choice residence
property. Thorpe Bros, Andrus building.
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND to loan on city
property az favorable terms. Minnesota Loan
ana Trust Co.. 3lS Ntcoilet ay.
s SALARY LOANS on PLAIN NOTES 5
- to male OF female employees. -. l-s 5
No NoMortsase. Mo ,lndolser. NO publicity. 5
4. 10 YOU GIVE =. s
- your personal note.
s YOU GET :
$40, SIS, $50, $23, $50, $50, $40, $50 to $l0o.
Much lower rate. Much easier payments. 5
5 MINNEAPCLIS FINANCIAL CO.,
$ Room 4Os. New York Lite building.
$S$ 5 : 5 SIS IS SS$ :
LET US SAVE YOU WORRY.
We loan you money on. your personal note,
WITHOUT security or tndorser,. at lowest
rates in the city. Private, o1nces. Private
interview granted. - y-.-- .
kELIAbLE CREDIT CO.,
Room 2Uz--2o6 Aennepln av--Hoom 202.
r.-- lover Adams EXpress co.. .-rs-,-
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WANT ADS ON PAGES IA and Is
BUSINESS ORANGES
1000 lstterheads. .S2.2S
1000 billheads. -. 1.50
1000 business cards l,W

pkfNFEk ghEFE iSSS 1853 SiIiseass isS
81 So, Third st. 1000 business cards 10y
FOR SALE, 75-BARREL MINNESOTA MILL,
located in best wheat country in Red river
valley;sa good exchange and merchant trade;
Noroyke & Marman Co. machinery, new Cor
liss engine ana boiler: terms, part cash, bal
ance easy terms; don t write unless you mean
business. Address $3.50. Journal.
DOCTOR WISHES TO SELL OUT. WILL
very W reasonabis cause. III health; 81 QUO prac-
tice goes with 1T. Address 6ss5. journal. =,
WANTED-GoOD DOCTOR, IN TOWN OF
about 200 inhabitants; large surrounding ter
ritory and weil-to-do people. firsl-cl
opening for the right man. Address bo2S,
journal.
ELEVATORS FOR sALE-Two IN MIN
nesota and ono in South Dakota. All three
at good grain points. For location and par
ticutars, address 6Is3 Journal.
FOR SALE-THE LEASES, WITH FURNI-
ture, fixtures. ETC., compete Of tWo beautifully
furnished coming houses Of Il ana Il rooms
each both lea With steady rsteass Paying
these houses is almost new ana very fine;
only Ave blocks from Glass Block; net m
come over $500 per month; cheap rent; vail
be sold separately together, ut a :sacrifce,
on account Of poor health of owner. Hedling,
6ls Bank Of Commerce building.
FOR -sALE-sTOCK GENERAL MERCIIAN-
disc; good town: county seat this state; in
R. M Carter, 2O5 Bank Of Commerce.
VETERINARIAN CAN LEARN OF A GOOD
location by application to A. X. Gray, Farm
ington. Mlnn.
Make Me BID FOR CASH PURCHASE OF
tieyser; 400 shares Diamond Crude: must be
taken before Saturday or will be withdrawn; !;
ware country orders. Address 1919, Journal q
GOOD PAYING MEDICAL PRACTICE IN a.
prosperous town of 1900; splendid team, two
ouggles. made to order: cutter, robes and
| harness: office fixtures and instruments com
plete, $500 cash. Address 1922 journal. :.
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN HAS 81, 900 WHICH
that will give reasonable returns. Address
i22l. Journal e'i-.
USE BLANCHARD'S ECZEMA LOTION. OF
flee treatments at 424 Nlcollet av. Sold at
drug stores. Write for free book on SKIN
WANTED-AT STORE BUSINESS OF SOME
| Kind for good 3rairie lands and cash; give
place. amount OF each kind OF stock and full
details. Ss1s Journal.
FOR sALE-A FIRST T-CLAss BRICK
| hotel, IS rooms; barroom in connection: Will
| be sold very cheap; part cash, part on time.
Address ]. C. Buhler. Big Stone City, S. D. :
MAN WITH s., coo CASH WANTED TO BUY
paying grocery store in good place, or gents
to go in partnership with an honet man in
a good established business Address 7249,
| Journal.
RooMING HOUSE; pay for itself two months.
| Cigar; best retail stand in city.
| Hotel; full transient 1100 Lumber Ex.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE ON EASY
or will accept part in traae in
l WISH TO EXCHANGE 800 ACRES I'M
proved land for stock of general merchandise
| land $50 per acre. can use 81, 600 stock. Man
ford Horn, Appleton MINI. s..
4 VERY DESIRABLE THREE,CHA1R BAR.
ber shop for sale, including building, for $500
Address 1851, journal. ..
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE; ONE CHAIR
no opposition. H. A. Hoffman, Baker, MINI
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON e MERCHANT GAMES r.
Williamson and R.,and D.. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main office, No. 929-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Mimi branch office, room 81. McGill build
ing, Washington. D. c.
PATENTED AND .UNPATENTED INVEN-
tons bought and sold. Lucas & Co., St
Louis, Mo.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-16

5. 5.
B MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO- q
5s ple-We are prepared to loan reason 81
a. able amounts to saIaried people hold 81
s. ing STEADY positions with responsible 5S
81 concerns, on easy weekly or montnly q
Is payments. We conduct our business g
IL strictly confidential. Lowest rates and 81
d fair treatment guaranteed, Room 306, oS
5S Bank of Commerce building. &
es6.st6.o.sSsse
MONEY TO LOAN; CURRENT RATES.
HECTOR BAXTER G. CO., 420 Guaranty bldg.
~, TO s PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
'on or before privileges, to loan on improved
property in Minneapolis and St. Paul. r. M.
Newport, 3093ll Phoenix building. 6Q 4th st
S, Minneapolis.
BONDS AND MoRTGAGEs FOR SALE
MINNESOTA LOAN AND TRUST co.,
a1s Nicoilet ay. -E
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, RE
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security; largest business IN AZ prin-
cipal cities. Tolman, $40 New York Lie bldg.
SALARIED PEOPLE CAN OBTAIN MONEY
~. WITHOUT SECURITY.
LOWEST RATES AND CONFIDENTIAL.
Also wEsTERN0E6AN 9R EqERitoGs AIia9SS' e.. ETC. .
612 New York Life bldg Tel, Main 1913 u.
NJ 70 PER CENT ON OR BEFORE
loans wanted. W. W. Clark. S1S Nicoliet.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO
delay. Thayer & Gale, 2lS N. Y. Life bldg.
Al ALOW ED nal ES--INONEl IN lAOAN.
D. Gone & Co.. OF Guaranty Loan building.
MONEY TO LoAN-EAsY TERMS; Low
rates. David P. Jones & Co., Oneida building.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE AT
lowest rates. Nlckels & Smith. 311 Nicollet.
WHERE YOU CAN GET READY MONEY
UPON DEMAND IN Is BUSINESS WAY; the
same as business men do Of their banks IS
Private loans quickly made to responsible
persons on their own names; no advance
charges; courteous and confidential treatment
E(Ih NTY 1NVESTMENT co 60 E =
807 N. Y, Life bldg. N w. Tel, Main $50 Ii.
. e . THE SAVINGS BANK OF MINNIE
. . Q apols pays per cent on time depos-
. its in sums Of 500 or multples only;
interest begins monthly. The Savings Bank
of Minneapolis, Adam Hannah, treasurer
1O7 4.h st S.
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MOVING

SAFES. BOILERS AND HEAVY sMAcHIN-
cry moved: household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
specialty. Boyd Transfer. & Storage Co., 46
So st. Telephone, Main 656. both companies.
THE NJ. p. d. delivers packages in city, 10c;
St. Paul, 15c.s15 7th ct s..Tell526-l.. T.C 1903.
WE STORE STOVES. TAKE GOOD CARE
Of S them; renair Il necessary; reasonable
charges. western stove Repair Co.; 312
Hennepin av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED


&Gz t-. ~ ~. MALE Fiisis V ssHF;a eftz
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS WISHES
position as bookkeeper or Office assistant in
or out of city. Address WIZ, 1920 Nicollet
YOUNG MAN, 10 YEARS OLD, WOULD LIKE
work driving delivery wagon. Has had sexpe-
Srience. Know the city: WE'LL Address 1907,
Journal M ta&ua -s.?s@ s6s'
WANTED-BY SCANDINAVIAN MAN OF "a,
work of some kind, with chance.sto advance.
Strong and of good habits, 81 la, Journal.s
EXPERIENCED MALE STENOGRAPHER
desires stenogra phic worktevery other day to
keep in practice No, pay necessary. 67o1,
Journal.
furnishing department in or out of city; three
years experience; can Commence at once.
Best of references 1871. Journal. 81
GOOD PAINTING, HARDWOOD FINISHING
and wallpaper cleaning; will work reasonable
A. Schultz, "a Maple place, Nicollet island
will work in country.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

SPECIAL COMMUNICATION, ARK LODGE
work NJ M. degree. ALI Masons invited
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-16
FEMALE

YOUNG LADY DESIRES OFFICE POSI-
ton; bookkeeping and stenographic work; ex-
perienced; references. s6s62, Journal ~.
stenographers Furnished@No; charge. Main
277S-J4; T. C.,~18I3. Typewriter sEx:, 2377Hen.
SITUATION WANTEBABY $ COMPETENT
and trustworthy housekeeper;. with child 2
years old Address e7055, Journal. .s: i-,#
LADY STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEP-
er would like position. Can furnish ref
erences. Experienced in law and insurance
work $685. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-16
HELP WANTED---MALE


Continued. s@s
WANTED--BRICK Settlers AND WHEEL
ers Apply Minnesota Clay Company. Coon
Greek, Anoka county ,ss4. ~ .,s>
GOOD EXPERIENCED MAN. to- RUN
planer. Apply box factory, C. A. Smith Lum-
Ger Co., Camden Place. .gs, .stss5
WANTED--TWO GOOD PAINTERS. APPLY
to H. Ingham, 3l4O 9TH aY -. Wages 81 cents
per hour. as., :s.s
WANTED-STUDENTsg TO WORK "A FEW
hours a day, excepting Sunday. for his board.
Address 7251. Journal.
WANTED-ANtr EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST,
with the highest references as to integrity.
ability, ETC.. to go in. with the advertiser in
the drug business in North Dakota; small
man. Reply 7242. Journal. se:s,s
WANTED--A REGISTERED ASSISTANT AT
T.eigh's drug store, corner Nicollet av and
:1th st. 49, ~ - 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-16

TWO FLATS IN THE WINTHROP, CORNER
Nicollet av and 18th st; one five-room. $25,
and one six-room. $32; the flats are entirely
modern. Inquire OF T. X. Gray, 10s Henne-
pin ay Tel 359. '.r