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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Angeliue G. Walker to Sias King, part
lot 8, block 2, Whitney's addition :. S30i
Frank M. Nye and wife to George D.
Dayton, lots and g. block 3, j. r..
Blaisdells revised addition ........... 2,5ot
Matt Kiveton and wife to John Bastys,
lot 49, block 10, Meeker Island Land
and Power company's addition IRE
Josiah c. Lewis and wife. to Selden G.
Woodland ct al, lot 6, block 40, Cal
houn Park ......................... II
John H. Roberts and wife to Ethan A.
Whiting, in section s, township IT, ~,
Robert j. McCafferty and wife to An
drew Erickson lot 5, block g. John
sons second addition Observation-Disclosures. ITO
Levi Longfellow and wife to Frederick
Scuba, lot II, block e., West Mime
apolis, second division ................ 45
William A. Mather and wife to Rodney
NJ. Morrissey, lot I, block 2, Deans
Frank A. Mead to Sylvester B. Matti-
son, lot 2. block /, Heaton & Combes'
addition ............ .......:........... 3,U
E. A. Andrews ct al. to Edward H.
Stone, lots 4, and 10, block 10, ETC.,
John Johnson ' to R. ii. Baldwin, lot 20,
block g., Ramsey, Lockwood and
others addition ....................... 40
Bradley w. Lewis and wife to Gustav
Fust ct al, part lots and Z, block
AZ, Vanderburgh's resubdivision 80. 70
George c. Merrill and wife to Masonic
Temple association of West Minneapo-
lis, lot II, block GO, West Minneapolis,
second division OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Thomas Canty to Masonic Temple as
ISOLATION Of West Minneapolis, lot II,
block 6S, West Minneapolis, second di-
Francis j. Curran to Minneapolis Brew
ing company, part lot 10, block 49,
Town Of Minneapolis ................. 400
Edward G. Goodwin and wife to Charles
Piggott, north one-half Tot 5, block 8,
Campbell's addition Observation-Disclosures. / 2(
Annie j. Winslow and husband to
Agnes B. Mcguire, lot g. block 4,
George Galpin's addition ........... 1Ol
Carl J. NJ. Ilstrup and wife to Maggie
c. Blcomquist, lot II, block 1, Chicago
Lake Park addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il
Charles G. Mcneil and wife to John S.
! Calder, lot II, block G., Remington's
| Gothard Malmsren and wife to Mar
| team Sedo, lot II, block 10, Maben,
White & LIE Brons addition ........ 1,S
Christian NJ. Johnson ct al. to John C.
| Torgerson and wife, lot D, Johnson
Hallums Riverside addition ........ 2
Burlington Savings bank to Peter
! Behmen, lot 10, block 8, Willard &
| Casseday's addition Observation-Disclosures. s.
! Charles A. Keller and wife to John
! Hasslinger, part lots 7 and 8, block
3S, ShefSurne & Beebe's addtion... IL
Minneapolis Street Railway company to
! Loren W. Collins, part lot Il, Lowry's
! subdivision ......... ......... ..........., 81
Lucy White and husband to Clarence
5. University addition ................. 60
| Total, thirty five deeds ............ 1914 3
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CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
Failure of Attempt to Cut OF Out
side Brokers'.

Special to The Journal.
Springfield, H., April 5.-Judge Humphrey
in the United States circuit court to-day
fused to grant the Postal Telegraph and
Cable company an order temporarily restrain
ing G.. @. Jones of this city and thlrty-siy
other grain brokers, who not members OF
the Chicago Board Of Trade, from the use OF
that toard's reports The hearing OH The
application for injunction was postponed an
til the first Monday in May. The application
ircIudcs in it's scope the entire southern dis
trict of Illinois, and is but in a series
of sirhar efforts being made all over the
country to prevent those who are not Elem-
bers Of the board Of trade from securing its
report.
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..ses ~:
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AND MEDIUM y
: prices in millinery at 365 Syndicate =
Arcade, third floor. ~ y
NINE. PETERS, q
and g
z MISS REINEKE y
q I
MISS REINEKE
.NTYI TNNIND0


PROFESSOR D. STANTON AND MISS ELLA
Youngren, formerly with Nine. De Leo, have
opened hafr-dressing and complexion parlors,
rooms 80 and 81, Syndicate block fifth floor.
PEIGON TRIBE, NO. II, WILL GIVE AN IN
formal dance at their wigwam, 31S and 800
Nicolet av, Monday, April7. Tickets on sale
at Dunlevy's, 314 Nicollet av
ATTRACTIVE, UNINCUMBERED LADY,
Independently wealthy, good disposition and
character. would marry and financially aid
home loving husband. Constance" room D,
404 Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio.
YOUNG WOMAN. AGED 81. JUST CAME
into possession of s14,O00 desires correspond
ence with respectable man who would appre-
,oiate good wife. Box 1888, Toronto. Ont.
ANNA NJ. GRISWOLD, AT MEDICAL BLK
Chropody, manicuring, electroysis for re-
moving supernuous mar. moes, warts. birth
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SALVE FOR SPECTATORS
They Can Recover for Losses on
Margins In massachusetts.
iSe,o York Sun Speciat Servtca

Special to The Journal.
Boston, April 5.--The full bench of the
Massachusetts supreme court has given de
cision which apparently deals a death Flow
TO bucket shops" For many years there
has been r statute, frequently resorte'' to, de-
claring that any one who loses money in any
kind of wager gambling device nay re-
cover his Losses. In certain cases he may
recover twice the amount of his losses. Tho
decision upholds this statute. The impor
tanca of the decisions lies in the fact that un-
der it every person who has been wiped
out" IN margin transactions in this state
may recover his losses.
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BOSTON WOOL
Prices Weaker and Trade Generally
Slower.

Slower.
Boston, April 5.-The Commercial Bulletin
says in to-day's report on the wool trade of
the United States:
The market is flat. The spreading of the
worsted mill strike has nearly paralyzed the
wool market. There is very little doing and
prices show weakening tendency.
Some b. super Of good quality was sold
this week at SO 1-3c, clean, drop of &c. Or
binary fine medium Oregon has been sold at
43c, Clean drop of &C.. Most of the business
has been in Australian cross breds at full
quotations. Choice XXX and above, Ohio, was
also sold at 271ac, or full rates.
The receipts of wool in Boston since Jan.
I, 1902 have been 56,9S9,27 lbs, against 37,024,
09l lbs for the same period In 1901.
The stock on hand in Boston JAM /. 1902,
was 1880, 463 lbs; the total stock to-day is
64,607, 662 lbs.
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ADS ON PAGES 9, 10, II.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Z ,sA = !.
NOTICE 10 cURBINa coNTRAoToRs~No-
tee Is hereby given that the city council OF
until o'clock p. m. on the 21st day of April,
1902. for furnishing all material and labor
and constructing stone curbing along the fol-
line OF Sd st to east line Of 9th st; Sd st, from
south line Of LIST av N to north line OF Cen
trail av, and from the south line of Central
the south line Of LIST av to north line Of.
Central av, and from the south line OF Cen
trail av to Illinois Central railroad right Of
to the south line Of LIST ay S.; LIST av S, from
Sd to 9Th st: about 1921 lineal feet Of stone
curbing
All stone for said curling to be arst quality,
and all the material used to be first quality.
and work to be done according to plans and
specifications for curbing adopted by the city
council OF Fort Dodge. March 8, 1902. and on
Cost Of said curbing to be paid by assess
ment against adjacent property in proportion
to the resulting benefits, and not to exceed
erty. The construction OF said Improvement
to be completed on or before the nrst day
Of July 1902 Bds will be opened on The
lenient thereafter. All bids TO be aecompa.
MED by certified check payable to the city
Did, as assurance that the bidder will make
contract and bond If his bid is accepted. En-
yelops to be marked 'Curbipg Biz" and a "a.
dressed to CITY ClerK Fort poage. me cry ny
bids. D. A. WELLER, City Clerk.
Published in Messenger March 20, 1902
wANTEn-pIcI1Rp .s- On r AISING HOUSE.
fxinr stone foundation. shingling and paint
ing and fixing porches $40 Ontario st Sc.
E5TT01 ma 3 xvfIG ooI5np A1r~TOPs-N0-
NViCG ~ FAvdS ~ ~ ~, oonnc;i ~
tice is hereby given that the city e0uacit 9a
Fort poage, iowa VIII + res a1st dsv nf pri
1902. FOR Furnishing all material and labor
and constructing two-course brick pavement
along the following streets. to-wit: FL First 81
az n IRON West me OF 90 81 70 eas ev 'Hs ~
Central az; also the alley IN DOCK Uslsn tIs
Town OF Fort Dodge Iowa; Isl az iaoi d s sne
west ilne u u.n ~ ~ ov g. also a11evs
ST, from Ce1trai ~ " AsI ~ Tousn ~
Fort Dedge 4th st. ron tne s sEd.h Of NV Way
Isl az % 70 70 me Limos ~ 10 tHeet n.viT
ABOUT So,olv IS s4uaie sa,aS ds o,1sv navina
ana aoout io44 sua1 ~ e;S Iav;ny - he 4 %.
r. All materlai useu !oI saio pel' eeoNrd;na ~
Quality ana wGfk 70 pc fo uone adnnted
p!ans aau p';nois -, Fort nndpe March q
Dy me Guy e a, ~ ~ @ ~ +Sa c;tv cierl
d as IA apo a,t nn u1e - slA'
OF c saao c,es aid having to he maid bv assess
Inent agalnst tne aa3aeent nG not to az
lion 10 tie @ f ~ nssod value NJ said
ceeu 20 pef T Eeal onstro9inn ~ said improve
prupet =. 10 onT,nIntsd IN " before October
1o6S ~ Rd 10 ouenad On the 2lst day Of
! 81 40 m or az soon az convenient there
90 aS+a .'o a ~ t{de +o ha accommodated by GER
tiaea ~ a. nsvaS1e to the city Of Fort Dodge
for 10 per cent Of the amount bid, assur.
no ~ ~ 20 The hidder will make contract and
a annS - %,s hid Is accented. Enyelops to be
marked aTnng oiu rha nitV council reserves
Clerk, Fort poage. ~ 40 or .. ~ bids
\
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DYEING AND CLEANING

MSfiiSSNE1P6LiS DYE WoRRs ~r e. HoKc
nung Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est, largest and best dry cleaning establish
ment west Of New York. 242 and 522 Nicollet.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS - PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-tow
orders solicited; prices moderate. 42o Nicol-
let Telephone 1876
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, 723 Hennepin av: both phones.
THE PANTORIUM-925-7 NICOLLET
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners
Largest place of its kind in the west
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W. A. BARNES & CO.
S00-302 Nicollet av.

TOURISTS FOR THE SEASON WILL BE
glad to learn that w. ]. Thorman has again
taken possession of the Excelsior Market
High grade meats, at Minneapolis prices, de-
livered daily to all points around the lake.
81, 200-EIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE AT MINNIE
tonka Beach; built for summer and winter
use; good barn; cellar. cistern; all new and in
good shape; two blocks from depot; fronting
on Crystal bay. John Manson, Minnetonka
- Z. - i : \
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RIG MFG. CARPETCLFANING
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
S Sd st. Telephone, Main 656, both companies
THE NJ. p d. delivers packages in the city.
1Oc; St. Paul, 15c. Is 18th st s. Tel. 1851.
FLANNEL WAISTS. French Dry Cleaned,
SOC. Hornung, Mpls Dye House. 522-242 Mic.
CENTRAL FUEL AND TRANSFER CO..
moving and storage; large vans, careful men,
prompt service. Il 4th st N. T. G. TEL. 1908;
main 3242 L.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND, 9sToRAGR.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers. 200 Nicolle.. Tel, N. W., Main
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Births.

Mrs. August Lind, 1913 2eth av Me-. cir
Mrs. August Lind 1913 2Sth av NE. CIR
Mrs. Frank J. Posek, 313 Church st Sc. cir
Mrs. H. w. Engstrom, 1901 l4th ay S.. bo
Mrs Paul Whittier, 1925 Madison st NE. .bo
Mrs Clarence Strouts, 20z9 Willow ......giT
Mrs John Hroback, IS 18th av NE. ...,.... gil
Mrs. Henry Caldwell, 1401 Adams st NE. gir
Mrs. Anton Taraser, 2316 I'd st Me-. .gi1
Mrs. Martin johnson. .2724 14th av. ST.. gil
Mrs. George Cage, :54 18th av S......... gil
Mrs. James Calder, 1929 Marshall st NE. gil
Mrs. Daniel Sampson, l4O2 ID st NE. gil
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New York Mininr Stocks

New York, April 5,--Adams Consolidated,
80; Alice, 81 ;tBreece.s 80; Brunswick Consoli-
dated, II; Conlstork Tunnel, s.. Consolidated
California and Virginia, 100; Deadwood Terra,
80; Horn Silver, l40. Iron Silver, 20; Leadville
Consolidated, 5; Little Chief IL: Ontario, S25;
Sierra Nevada. 20; Small Hopes. 45; Standard.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS


RICE LOANS on all kinds of personal prop
erty; charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg.
MONEY 70 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..
601-2 Globe Building,
20-22 4th st 8.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts. at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
1nent Loan Co., S25 Guaranty Loan.
SPRING JACKETS FRENCH DRY CLEANED
ST. Hornung, Mpls Dye House, 522 and 242 Mic.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES,
WAGONS. ETC, On SHORT LORI NOTICE. AZ
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
sTRlcTEsT PRIVACY " z,o, GUA Ra;SI
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS: MIN
NEsoTA MoRTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 39s
NER OF LIST AV S AND 4th ST.
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Deaths.

Gertrude Weece, 1920 University Sc, >
months.
Marguerite Cloutier, PAPA 18th av S. years.
Mary Scott, 1911 I'd st S, II years.
Sarah Kram, Norwegian Deaconess Insti-
tute, % years.
Anna B. johnson, 423 Washington av Sc, 81
Enier Rystadt 4212 LYndale aY N. 8 years.
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Weeks Bank ClearinEs.

New York. April 5-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the week
ended April 8, with the percentage Of increase
and decrease as compared with the corre-
spending week last ye::r:
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SEEDING WELL ADVANCED HERE.
Special to The Journal.
Tyndall, S. D., April 5.-The fine weather
this week has enabled farmers to make rapic
progress with their seeding. Many have fin.
;shed.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT (JAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant). patent
attorneys and solicitors; main Office, No. 929-
s35 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis.
MINI: branch office. room 90 McGill build
ing, Washington. D. c. 81.
SPRING JACKETS FRENCH DRY CLEANED
81 Hornung, Mpls Dye House, 522 and s42 Mic.
PATENTED AND UNPATENTED INVEN-
lions bought and sold. Lucas Co., st.
Louis, Mo. -
nITENT-Protect your ideas. No allowance,
m fee Consultation free. Est 1864. Milo
3. Stevens e. Co., 6s8 18th st. Washington,D y. G.
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MINES AND MINING

ONE PENNY OIL COMPANY. HAS A 10000
barrel gusher; two more drilling; sold 100000
barrels; negotiating for sale of 900 900 more;
shares cent each for a few days; prospectus
free Nannon, 1S5 E DIST st. ChtcaGo.
GENTS SUITS French Dry Cleaned, Lou
Hornung's MpIs. Dye House, 522 and 242 Mic.
SELL YOU STOCK IN MINE, MADISON
county, Mont, at 20 cents; smelter returns
$3.50 per ton for the ore from it. A. Humph-
reys $40 Andrus building.
80, Zoo SHARES OF INTERSTATE GOLD
Mining stock OF Oregon for sale at s cents
per share: this ts Minnesota company,
and the stock is we'll worth 20 cents. but I
must have money and must sacrifice: look
into it; an Al property and wonderful show
ing answer this for two weeks. Address 1911,
Journal $3.50
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Building Permits.

Eddy Sash and Door Company, 1851
Second street NE, warehouse ....... So
William Mcnamara, Jr., 1923 Fourth
street NE, dwelling ...................
L. O. Reilly 1927 Fourth street NE,
dwelling, Observation-Disclosures. !
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SEASONS FIRST SEEDING.
Special to The journal.
Osceola, Wis. April 5.-The first seeding
was done in this vicinity yesterday.
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Midway Horse Market

Minnesota Transfer. ST. Paul. Mimi, April
.5.-Barrett & Zimmerman report the market
active with rising tendencies in values on the
better grades. Supplies were large of all
classes of horses, and buyers well represented
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JAEGER & TORELLE,
$40 Bank of Commerce building,

COTTAGES FOR RENT,
COTTAGEWOOD-Eight rooms, furnished;
boathouse, $3.50; seven large rooms on main
lake, we'll FURNISHED and in fine condition,
$225: large inside houses, we'll located and
desirable, $135 and s125.
FA1RVIEW-Seven rooms, plastered and
papered, fire place, boat, furnished, $3.50; six
rooms, furnished. good condition, $3.50.
MINNEToNKA BEAcH-Large modern
nished, fine location, $780, $780, six g rooms, anfur
nished, Crystal Bay, $780,
SAGA HILL-West Arm. Good cottages at
FAGERNEss-W Arm; s125 and s1s5 for
good furnished cottages.
MEANWHILE PARK-Ffve rooms, fur
nished, from May Is. 800
GROVELAND-Two each of 10 rooms. s125
BRENTwooD-Three unfinished, each
$780, one unfurnshed, $780,
zUMBRA HE1GHTs-seven rooms. fur
LAKE MISREPRESENTATION not
quite finished, and barn, ETC., unfinished
LAKE ST. JOE (zumbra Station, Six
Ice, orchard, berries, grapes, etc., $3.50.
BIG IsLAND-$1l5 each for and 1O-room
cottages. furnished. and with boats.
WILDHURsT-six rooms, furnished, inside
LAKE PARK-Fine shore rooms, fur
COTTAGES FOR SALE.
Fruit farms, acres.
Farms In Hennepin and Carver counties:
WANTED-sMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE
| any good point on Lake; no children. Address
! 1905, Journal.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-R ROOM COTTAGE, COT
! tagewood Minnetonka; shore front; fur
| nished; city water. Lane & Conrad, 513 Phoe-
! nix. For rent, eight-room new modern, Port
| land av, $50; six rooms, modern, Aldrich 18th
s25, May /; 1892 Pleasant first floor and barn
SIG, May l.; BOIL Harriet six rooms, city
| water, SO, May Il; 3013 Harriet, six rooms
city water, $12. May 1. Lane Conrad Co.
| 513 Phoenix.
WANTED-EIGHT OR N[NE-ROOM FUR
nished cottage at Lake Minnetonka; state
price, location, conyeniences. Address 1lSo
FOR RENT-MINNETONKA BEACH, THE
Townsend 10-room furnished ottage; barn
furnace. Windmill, bathroom. laundry. In.
euire Of H. A. Gray, 1oS Hennepin av: Tele
BOARD OFFERED IN PRIVATE FAN1L1
for S. per week for season; no children. Ad
dress 1864. Journal.
NICE, NEW, s-RooM, LAKE-FRoNT COT
tage, at ,cottagewood, Minnetonka, to rent
or for sale. Also two at Lake Park. F. P
Pitcher, Bank Commerce
FOR RENT = F1vE-RoOM PLAsTEREI
cottage, at Excelsior; two porches; partl!
furnished. Also four-roOm cottage, witt
large screened porch; fine lawn. 81 Syndicat
block.
LAUDERDALE q co., TEMPLE COURl
have cottages at Excelsior and Lake Park TO
rent, $50 to $3.50. Also a bargain in shore
'front.' nine-room house, at Lake Park, TO
$500.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-ROOM COTTAGE, Flu
nshed north shore, :Minnetonka, near sta
ton; barns, icehouse windmill. tank, boat
etc. Apply 800 Guaranty building
ROOM HOUSE AND BARN, NEARL'
new; if taken right away, $1,000. 20-acr
fruit farm, $1,750 50-acre farm, with al
| machinery. S.UO
Is acres, on the lake, $1,750. Is acres; eigh
. acres in fruit; $500. 115 acres, on the lake
1850. Cottages for rent. Telephone o
write. J. E. Stangeland, Markville, LAX
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FURRIERS

FIIR TANNER-FURs DRESSED IN FIRST
class order H. M Taubert. 625 Bryant ~ n.
a REINER. PRACTICAL FURRIER, 15 9th
St s. Furs stored and insured at lowest rates:
garments left 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, 272s J3;; T. c., 1885.
PRINGJACKETs FRENCH DRY CLEANED
81. Hornung, Mpls Dye House, 522 and 242 Mic.
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CUTTAGES. -
FAIRVIEW-Seven-r room plastered
cottage, half block from station.
good row boat furnished. we'll
with best Of drinking water. If
rented at once .........:........$ $3.50
ORCOLA - Seven room plastered
cottage all furnished. large fine
grounds with shade trees. Have
views of cottage which can be
seen at Office. Fireplace in liv-
ing-room, dining-room opens on
to porch with large glass doors. $50
LAKE PARK-Seyen-room cottage,
furnished, one block from Park
Hotel ................ R5
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BOARD AND ROOMS

iERGG -~ ROOM, VIII BBo5 ARD; FfRsT-
class in every respect. 3el3th st S.
WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN TO OCCUPY
handsome residence with young couple; CEN
trail and exceptionally desirable Address
SO36. Journal.
IN A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASs MODERN
house, large, sunny room, centrally located;
table and surroundings the best; references
Address 595. journal. IS
BOARD AND ROOM. BY DAY OR WEEK,
at 1916 9Th st s. second floor.
PLANNED WAISTS, French Dry. Cleaned.
SOC. Hornung. Mpls Dye House. 522-242 Mic.
TWO NICE FRONT ROOMS. FACING LoR-
ing park. with board, modern house. very
cheap II taken at once. ln4 Hennepin av.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE FURNISHED
rooms, one with alcove; board IL desired !;
good location: one block from L0ring park
rates reasonable. IS Spruce place.
TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, CONNECT
ed, on second floor; also smaller rooms; mod
ern. first class; references required 71S eth
av s.
A PRIVATE REFINED FAMILY WOULD
like couple roomers or boarders; modern
house and 10-minute walk from library. 12l6
Journal - lsss u ~
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MINNETONKA Property


FOR MrNNETONIlA PROPERTY CALL ON
Swensen & Langum. GA Bank OF Comm cree 4
LAKE MINNETONKA AND SUBURBAN
property of all descriptions handled as a spe-
cialty by Jaeger 6 Torelle, $40 Bank of Com
merce building.
FOR RENT OR SALE-THE RTDGWAY COT
tage at Cottagewood: we'll furnished. piano.
rowboats, etc.. rs feet lake front. j. A. Ride-
way, courthouse. Telephone, N w. Main
1888.
FOR RENT-14-ACRE FRUIT Farm. ON
Lake Mnnetonka: good building; apple, plum
raspberries and strawberries; in flne condition
and ice; rent reasonable. Call at once Sven
son & Langum. 514 Bank Of Commerce
FOR RENT-MY SUMMER COTTAGE. WITH
separate kitchen and screen dining room. Also
tent, boat and nice well. Nice apples, grapes
and strawberries on place. Also large barn
Southeast bank Of Lake Amelia, one mile from
Minnehaha Falls, six miles from city hall
$50 per season. J. w. Bryant, 26Ol Uniyer-
sity av Sc.
ANY tONE WISHING ACRE OR TWO-ACRE
lots, with plenty of fruit, and good building
spots, near Excelsior, should address e. L.
Modlin, Excelsior. MINI.
NORTHLAND, FIRST STATION ON GREAT
Northern, only 20 minutes from the city. We
will erect few houses to suit desirable pur-
chasers and sell on convenient payments It
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