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HURT BY AN EXPLOSION
Harry Scott's Jaw Broken and His
Face Burned.

Harry Scott, aged %, living at 11S Univer-
sity avenue Sc. was seriously injured this
noon in an explosion of chemicals in the Re-
public Motor Vehicle plant on Nicollet island.
Scott was bending over the vessel containing
the explosive at the time, and his lower jaw
was broken and his face badly burned He
was taken to st. Barnabas hospital in the
Central station patrol wagon. His condition
is regarded as serious
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WH0PPER?
Most Astounding German
Statement Regarding the
Spanish War.

Berlin, Feb 6.-The official statement OF
Germany's connection with the Spanish
American war says:
Many efforts were made to win Germany
and the drebund for intervention. in which
the pope was especially active. The final re-
suit was that DR.. Won Ho1leben, German
ambassador at Washington. was instructed tt
join in the step proposed by Austria, only in
case all the other five great powers partioi-
pated We are unable to state the details
of how the united actions came about.
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"A cYNIc ON MARRIAGE.

~.
Sardines are "a sdelicacy fit for any epicure,
but the other fish was thus summed up by
an epigrammatic Cornishman: .Piichards, =
he said, are like wives. When they're bad,
they're awful, and when they're good. they're
only middling. Be
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status of Two Cities.

Attorney w. B. Douglas has been asked to
pass upon a decidedly queer legal tangle. In
were incorporated into cities under a law
passed in 1879. \ This law, however, was re-
pealed in 1899. The cities have issued bonds
and have made contracts which may now be
illGSal 49, 49, la n.
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Great Britain Denies 1t.

London. Feb. 6-There is the highest
official authority for denying the story
printed by the Kreuze zeitung of Berlin
to-day as to the part taken by Lord
Pauncefote, the British ambassador at
Washington alleged in the Spanish
American war Intervention story by the
German foreign office.
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NAME WAS TOO. COMMON

John JOHNSON Is Permitted to Drop
johnson for Stendal.
One Of the numerous Johnsons in town had
his name changed this morning in Judge
McGees court. This particular John John
son is the brother of two citizens named
Stendal, good old Morse name. The name
#;Stendal is that of a well known estate in
Norway, where Johnson's father lived and,
according to usage, he was entitled to bear
the name. The court has officially recog-
nized his right.
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BURGLAR LEFT A CARD

sTwas Ellg's Sisters and Peter Was
Arrested.
A calling card with his sisters name on it
caused the arrest of Peter Elg this afternoon.
A burglar bored a hole through a door and
turned the latch. He then tackled the card
over the hole so that light within could not
be SEEN After securing his plumber. he made
off and forgot to remove the card.
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The executive committee Of the board
of regents met yesterday and adjusted
the loss on the anatomy building by the
recent fire. The loss on building was
$4,000, and on contents, $4,000. Arrange
ments were also made for Immediate re-
pair of the building. The committee for
the appertionment of the income of the
Gilfllan trust fund for needy students
reported the distribution of 5000 to appli-
nap
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When England, April IA. through
her ambassador, proposed a new col
lective note in which the powers
should declare that Europe regarded
Americas armed intervention in
Cuba as unjustihable. the other am
bassadors telegraphed to their home
governments asking for instructions.
The step failed through Germany's
positive refusal.
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ON FIELD And TRACK <
gu" ATHLETES WILL COMPETE
Two intercollegiate Field Meets and
Western intercollegiate Games
This Spring.

Minnesota university field and track
athletes will participate In two inter-
collegiate field meets this spring and will
also enter the western Intercollegiate
games at Chicago on June /. This was
decided upon at the meeting of the new
board Of athletic control Tuesday night.
A dual meet with Wisconsin will be held
at Minneapolis, May II, and one with
Iowa at Iowa City,. May 8. The prelim-
mary contests for the selection of a field
and track team to represent Minnesota
in these events will be held May 8. 1t
was decided also to hold the usual win
ter sports and these will be run off in
the university armory In the latter part
Of March.
A series of handicap events in the shot
put, high Jump and pole vault have been
arranged for in the spring months. Sill
yer prize cups will be awarded to the
winners. Probably only temporary
track will be arranged. The meet with
Wisconsin will be held at the state fair
grounds.
Manager Freeman Of the baseball team
announced the schedule for the season
so far as completed. Minnesota will play
Iowa, Nebraska, Luther college and two
games with Wisconsin, all at Minneapolis.
1t is probable that a sort trip will be
taken at the close of the season, but the
plan to take a tour through Virginia and
New York has been abandoned.
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LYDON is PENALIZED
The Bogus Detective Pays $25 for 1

The Bogus Detective Pays go for Id
Cents.
The Is cents which Patrick Lydon, in the
role of policeman, secured from James
Hunter and a companion at the Flour City
Hotel, two weeks ago, cost him dear in the
police court this morning. The court held
that the transaction was extortion. and he
was fined S25 or thirty days in the workhouse
4 I,ydon paid the fine
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The Glee and Mandolin clubs left yes
terday for the annual tour. Four con-
certs will be given on the trip, at St.
Cloud tonight; Brainerd, Thursday night;
Duluth, Friday night, under the auspices
of the senior class of the high school;
and West Superior, Saturday night. The
return to Minneapolis will be made Sun
day.
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]. MAYER HEARING RESUMED
Consul Toslniro Fujita Is ON the
- IL s.8ta5

stand To-day.
Consul Toshiro Fuiita is on the stand this
afternoon in the Mayer extradition case
Mayer was last arrested under a complaint
filed Feb 3, to which he pleaded not guilty.
Notwith standing objection by the defendants
attorneys, the taking Of testimony was begun.
United States District Attorney Purdy moved
to dismiss the complaint filed Jan. %, and the
motion was allowed by the commissioner.
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NEUROLOGICAL

HENRY sCHURMEIER, 900 Holly
avenue, ST. Paul, died Tuesday a1tgr
Schurmeier, and credit man for LinoeS Ss
Warner G Schumacher. He had lived IN 81
Paul since his childhood and was 81 yea's y.
ago wife and ore son, who are III LIS
south for the winter, survive him.
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l.. c. GULICF, aged SO years, died at
He was a carriage maker by trade ana nsu
lived in Minneapolis for twenty years. ane
City Mission authorities cared for MN . UNI,
his condition became serious. lie was tahen
to the city hospital on Feb. /. james Gulie OK
q brother who lives at Winona, has oeeh NO.
fp6
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81 5Oo-RIDGEWOOD Az, NEAR PLEASANT
av; Broom modern house and barn.
s4,5oo-Lyndale av S. near Oath st; s-room.
modern house and barn.
81, 250-Portland av, near 33d st; 46xl26; nine
room. modern house. This is a very
pleasant and homelike house. It is
cheap. -. .-
So, SOW Franklin av, In Kenwood; 51x12o;
s-room. modern house and barn. Or
will sell two lots making frontage of
- 15lx140 to alley. ,
50, 5OO-COlfaX aV, near 21th st; Groom, MOO
ern house and barn: -.....--.
So, 5oo-Aldrich av, near 9th st; Broom, mod
ern house and barn.
s3,50o-W 32d st, near Harriet; rooms,
s., ooo-Chicago av. near 10Th st; 5ox13o; nine
room house; city water, cellar and els
tern; renting at SIS per month:
: rooms; city water, closet, porcelain bath,
= gas ETC.. This is too cheap for this.
s1,S5o-Girard, near Lake, | want an offer
s., soo-Fremont .av, near Lake st; rooms !;
f city water, gas and cellar.
81, sO0-Aldrich az, near 25th st; 10 rooms !;
city water, cellar and cistern; east front.
rooms; cellar and city water; rents for
SIG per month; will rent for more.
s1.5oo-17th az. near 21st St; 10 rooms; cellar
81 ,2oo-Pillsbury av, near slst st: cellar, els
tern and we'll. ,sE.,.
81, ooo-25th st. near 18th av; 7 rooms cellar.
cistern and WE'LL -
ss5o.eran md, av' near s4th st; 6 rooms; cellar
IS = and we'll. 49,
s7oo-ad st NE. near 25 th az; rooms; eel elo
month.
HOUSES AND LOTS in all parts of the city
at all prices, on easy terms. Money to
WALTER L.. BADGER,
+ :. 217 New York Life Building.
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DYEING AND CLEANIN6

>>~~0~~~l~1~~~-~~~~
MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. A. HOR-
nung Dyers and French dry cleaners. Old
est. largest and best dry cleaning establish
ment west of New York. 242 and 622 sNicollet
TWIN CITY DYE WORKs-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out -of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nicol-
let Telephone, 1876.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 1913 Hennepin az; both phones.
THE PANToRIUM, 1851 NICOLLET Az
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners; mems
suits French dry cleaned. S160s
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FuRRIERS: !.

A. REINER, PRACTICAL FURRIDR, is 9th
st S. Furs stored and insured at lowest
rates: garments left for repairs or altera-
lions stored free Of charge. Old otter gar
ments dyed seal color; guaranteed not to
crock. Faded mink garments blended. re-
look like new; all work at summer prices.
Orders taken for new garments at special
prices during summer months. Both phones.
references. Germania bank. p. G. Walton.
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MEDICAL

LADIES. IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR
write Dr. BLY,, 81 4th st S. New book 25c.
ELITE BATH PARL0Rs. 62s HENNEPIN
avs: porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant
DYSPEPSIA AND CONSTIPATION CURED;
box free. G. H. Rowan, North Milwaukee, Wis.
PII.Es-DR. H. WAITE, Is YEARS sPE-
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
ELECIRICITY, OSTEOPATIHY AND SClEN-
tifc massage, 904 Northwestern bldg. 1922 Hen
nepin ay, near 4th st. Mrs DR.. y. g. Mckay.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

manently removed ty electricity. Miss HoI-,
lister TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand
,of the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods: packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men. Collective car
loads for the coast speciality. Office, s4S South
Sd st. Telephone. Main COT. both exchangea
BENZ BROS.-TRANsFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and Warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9TH st N; both tells. s52.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers 200 Nicollet. TEL. N. w. Main
1903: T. c.. 1908 or 1873 Res. T. G. SEA-
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON q MERCHANT s5tJAMEs +.
Williamson and Frank D.. Merchantl, patent
attorneys and solicitors; main offices, No. 92s-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Mimi; branch Office, room 81. McGill build
ing, Washington, D. G.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
IMPROYED

W. A. BARNES & CO.. 3O0-302 NlCOLLET
av, issue rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Real Estate Lists
EDMUND G. WALTON'S CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats of suburban lots on
application at office, 300 Hennepln av
FOR SALE-NEW HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS;
one block from 4th av car line; $500 cash, SIS
per month for five years; no interest. Call
at 3440 Sd ay S.
ter, cellar, wet sink, well. woodshed large
barn. four stalls, hold three tons hay, lot
46x1s6. fine lawn and shade, chicken house,
Northeast Minneapolis; price 5000. Address
W. B., Station 5. N. E.
PARK AV HOUSE; Will SELL MODERN
house in good shape, inside 18th st; partly
hardwood, with open plumbing, porcelain tub,
combination heat. stone sidewalk good lot
and barn, for $4,000 If sold at once; owner
leaving city; bargain. Address 24S3. Journal.
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YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE :
If you buy farm in the northern part OF
Barnes county. There Is nothing better on
the market A few choice improved and
ell-located farms can be bought now for SIS
to s25 per acre. Call or address F. B. Smith,
Lea
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-HOUSE AND LOT INSIDE FOR
5000; house OF lot, eighth ward, for specu-r
iatfon: lot on 9th ay S, inside 9th, $1,000.
E. j. Clough Phoenix building.
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MUSICAL

VIoLINS-WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
pairing. Rose & Sewers, ,4l-4S 9Th st s.. Is IS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j.
~~~~~~~-~~~~-~o>-e~~~~~ ~-<-~~>>~-~~~-~~
WE BUY diamonds trade for new; pay.
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., A Washington az 8.
CASH PAID for all kinds Of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market, 1921 5th st S. Tel. 1898.
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.. 4s Sd st 80.
TOP PRICES PAID for nrst-class. second
hand household goods Of all kinds. The
Branch. corner Of I'd av and Washington.
DIRT WANTED AT LYNDALE Az N AND
Western. Inquire Of ]. R. Clark Co., Nicolet
island.
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND PIPES.
1000 feet 1-inch, 1000 feet 1h-inch, 200 feet
2-inch. Address A. B.. Faribault Mimi, box
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE AN o. S.
Fowler electric battery Ii 1t can be secured
at once, reasonable Address 1898. Journal.
SECONDHAND ROLL-TOP DESK. MUST
be in good condition and cheap. 2764. Jour-
nal
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

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IRON WORKING AND WOODWORKING
machinery; largest stock in the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co., PIT Sd st s. Mpls.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

FOR SALE-ONE CAT-RIGGED SAILBOAT,
rs feet over all; big bargain; only $685. Cali
at T. Wise boathouse, WayZata station, Lake
Minnetonka ,.azs. = ~ -. Eli
WANTED-TO RENT FOR THE MONTH OF
July, at Lake Minnetonka, small catboat or
sloop. The best of care is guaranteed. 2o22,
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NOTICE. NOTICE.
TWO
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
81, 500-Elegant nine-room house. all
grained downstairs; city water, hot
and cold water, hot water heat up
stairs, fine porcelain bath tub, nice
marble Washbowl, best siphou
closet; in fact, complete fur
nished bathroom; best OF plumb
ing; fine gas fixtures; house can
be used for two families il SO de-.
sired; storm windows and i full !
~ sized screens; good barn and buggy
shed, all in frst-class repair; stone
walks; nice lot, facing east, on
Longfellow av, close in; this no
doubt is one of the old-time snaps;
don't fail to get it.
s1,50o--Warn, well-built, seven room
house, newly papered and painted;
good cellar, cistern and we'll,
screens, storm windows; fine shade
trees; large lot, 40x131; sewer,
city water and stone walks all paid
for; house is No. 619 Harrison st
NE; look it over: walking dis
lance; rents $15 per month; never
vacant; title good; abstract down
to date: no doubt a. good bargain.
PAUL BEUHLER,
456 Temple Court.
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REAL EsTATE-TO EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR RENT-A STORE BUILDING.
22x42, with shafting and counters, next to
postofhce at Dennison, Mimi; good town, 40
miles south Of st. Paul and nearly new
dwelling, 24x24, S-room house, good we'll and
barn; will trade for good Minnesota or Dakota
land. K. N. Myhre, Minneota, MINI.
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STORES

ALI, KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RENT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUs BLDG s.
sOHMFR CABINET GRAND PIANO, LIT
tie used your price also rent deskroom; fine
roll top desk and Remington. IS Loan and
Trust building z4s
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTICE-SPECIAL SALE 5000 JACQul-
minot Roses, 1sc; clearing sale entire stock
new and unclaimed pictures, ovals: portrait
frames and framing pictures at deep cslt
prices. Zesbaugh, IL 9TH st s.
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UNF UKNISHEU + LlATS
FLATS-rHREE, SIX, SEVEN ROOMS,
$3.50 to $780,, modern, centrally located. Fred
w. Eastman, room l, 4l2-414 Nicollet av.
MODERN 5-ROOM FLATS AT THE CLIN-
ton Clinton and E 18th st. Frank Miller. = :
MODERN FLATS SIX AND SEVEN
rooms, $3.50 to $50. W. W. Clark, S1S Nicollet.
FOR RENT-A MODERN GROOM FLAT,
with all hardwood finish, six blocks from
West Hotel, 80 .Hoag av n.
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LOST AND FOUND


81: LOST AND FOUND
HIRING SOME TARNISHED+ SILVER TO
Yarxa,s and: have 1t cleaned free by Silver
Salt Silver Salt is entirely different and \! 50
easy; no RUBBING or polishing; no acids; Silver
Salt makes water DO aM the wors,
LosT-A KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CHARM.
some time Sunday. Please return to j.. B.
Hudson's for reward.
BOOK, ISSUED BY CHI
cage, Milwaukee st. Paul Try Ry: c.: g. at al;
please notify E. E. Fisher, 2s7 Chatsworth st,
St. Paul y. -
LOsT-HT MINNEHAFA, TUESDAY, JUNE
"a, plain gold wedding ring; inscription, Oct
g. 1888. For reward return to w. E. Race,
at water department, city hall.
Aosr-HEIFER. 2 YEARS. OLD. BLACK.
white star in forehead; also white spot on
back, white on hind leg. Return to 2o3S Crys-
LosT-A FOX TERRIER, FEMALE. g. n.
Lewis, postofice. Telephone .673-L2 South.
LOsT-FRoM A WAGON ON PARK Av OR
Lake st, one large rigtt-hand rocker Finder
please telephone s9s-L2 South.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS

THREE FRONT, UPSTAIRS, CHOICE To-
cation. 9lS 9TH aY S, s..
FINE, HIGH, DRY. BASEMENT FLAT OF
rooms; large pantry, closets and woodshed;
reasonable rent. 804 Sd av S.. ...
FOR RENT-THREE LARGE, BRIGHT, UN-
furnished rooms; gas, bath; strictly modern !;
good location; within ten minutes walk from
postofice; SIG. 926 Chicago av.
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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
is better to own than pay rent. We have some
very attractive plans for all-the-year-round
cottages. Northland has many advantages
over other points at the lake. Call or write
for folder. George G. Andrews, 1903 Globe bldg.
LAUDERDALE &. CO., TEMPLE COURT.
have cottages for rent at Excelsior; four-room
unfurnished: eight-room furnished; and zum-
bra Heights. furnished; fine.
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D t=-,e - -: a. - 0
, FERNDALE-12 acres near Ferndale .
. station, with Groom comfortable house Q
D with furniture; a six-room house. no .
D furniture; barn.. with stone basement; .
. one double carriage, one single phae- Q
D ton, one double harness, one single .
D harness, one double Heavy harness, .
D two horses, one Jersey cow, poultry, .
. one farm wagon, one light wagon. one .
, light buggy, two plows, one harrow, .
D two cutivators. all hand tools. small Q
, fruit, plums, currants, Strawberries. .
. etc.; windmill and tank, four good .
. wells. two running springs, all includ- .
0 ed In sale at the low price of $4,000; .
D near good school privileges. .
> sMITHToWN BAY-2,5Oo feet beau .
0 tiful lake front, with high bluff: So .
. acres, with fine grove, for the low .
, sum OF 800 per acre. Call Immediately. .
. GEORGE H. MILLER .
. Il $50 Lumber Exchange. .
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VSS SeD2
4 VERY DESIRABLE NINE-ROOM FLAT
for. rent, ground floor and every room un,
obstructed; east and south exposures; cool
in summer and warm in winter: chance in
a lifetime possession can be given July. 1.
Apply fiat 1, 1928 9Th az s:
ELEGANT SEvEN-ROOM FLAT, STRICT
ly modern; walking distance. 3oe University
av Sc. 81.
SIX AND sEVEN-ROOM FLATS, 5th ST
and 18th av Sc; also two houses On Oak
st Sc. Gould, Bis Ontario st Sc.
EIGHT-ROoM, MODERN STEAM HEATED
fiat. s3250. Corner Laurel av and 18th st.
Apply janitor, or F. P. Wilson, 512 Kasota
block.
FOR RENT, UNFINISHED FLAT. FOUR
rooms, first floor, detached house; steam heat,
hot water, gas range, janitor; no children.
1923 Hawthorn av-
FOR RENT-S1O TO SIT, FINE FLATS AT
corner Lyndale. boulevard and 18th az N;
modern except heat; inquire of Mrs Moore,
st 1922 Lyndale av N, or see me at office. A.
B. Latham, GIT Guaranty building.
FLAT, THREE ROOMS, THIRD FLOOR,
nearly modern no children. r. S. Palmer, 81
10th st N.
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CAPITAL QUICKLY SECURED FOR LEG1T-
innate Industrial enterprise; stock guaranteed
by trust company gold bonds. Call 40 Tenn
pie Court Minnea polls.
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For ttt.>I-FlNE BRICK STORE, 24x6O, IN
Territory, ana good opening for Right party;
general merchandise preferred; mostly all
farmers. Address f. Peters, Cold Springs,
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eral homework; small, modern house; adult
family SIS week, Telephone South 3Ss-11.
1000 Grand av r. -'-'','
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A NEAT, COMPETENT. GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; house new and all modern.
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NEW STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT
In a rich, thickly settled farming community:
as good location as there is - Minnesota for
q general merchandise store. Address 26ll,
Journal.
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FOR SALE-FIRST- CLASS SALOON BUSI-
ness in running order and in frst-class loca-
tion. in Minneapolis. Call on P. BoXstrom,
Jos 4th st S, Minneapolis, MINI.
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TWO SUITES OF STRICTLY MODERN
rooms steam heat, gas and bath; elevator
service. 7o5 Nicollet, Trenton. =. ~ s -
SUITE-TWO OR THREE VERY DESIRA-
BILE rooms best location, modern convenlen-
ces, very central, furnished complete for
housekeeping. 1913 1st av IS.
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CENTRAL, REAL ESTATE co.
203 Northwestern Building.
2442 9th av S, modern six rooms. $50
1852 Oakland av, modern, six rooms, $50
418 e. 25th st. modern, SIX rooms, S25.
1886 Oakland av, modern, seven rooms, $50.
THREE ROOM TENEMENT, FIRST FLOOR,
$50; newly papered. Parry, LILO Lumber Elk
change. --.-