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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
TEN NEW STEEL BOATS
Four Millions Of Dollars to Be Spent
for New Craft for Great
Lakes.

Duluth, Mimi, July 10.-Plans are under
way for the construction of ten new steel
ore carrying steamers which will be by far
the largest vessels which ply the Great
Lakes.
Each Of the new boats will be $50 feet
long and their combined cost will be close
to $4,O00,000. The preliminary arrange
,ments are being made by Captain A. B.
Wolvin Of the Pittsburg Steamship COM
pany, and when he has all in readiness he
will lay the proposition before other Off
GERS Of the company.
It is said an order for one Of the vessels
will be placed in short time, and If the
negotiations are successful the others will
be built as rapidly as possible
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
GEN. WOOD
IS IN LUCK
Probably He Will Have a Long Term
Of Service as Head of
the Army.
older Officers Don't Like His Pros
- pective Advancement-Senate
May Not Confirm It.

New York Sun Special Service.
Washington, July 10.-AnnoNncement
will be made by the war department in
a few days Of the following promotions IN
the army:
Major General s. B. H. Young, to be
lieutenant general upon the retirement of
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles, Aug.
6; Brigadier General Leonard Wood, to be
major general, vice General Young, pro-
NOTED; Brigadier General Samuel s. Sum-
ner, to be major general upon the retire.
nlent July Is Of Brigadier General George
W.<Davis. .
While these promotions have already
been agreed upon, Secretary Root has de-
termined to defer making an official an
nouncement until after his visit to Oyster
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10

1--WE have considered all the assign
ments of error made by the defendant,
not specifically referred to, and find no
error justifying new trial; and the re-
suit is that the order appealed from Is
affirmed" .' s. .....s
This decision is a victory for the state
and Is received with deep qualification by
John W. Arctander, who drew the brief
for the prosecution. The case was tried
by County Attorney Boardman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10

The object of the geodetic association
Is to secure Internal onal cooperation in
the measurement of the figure Of the
earth. The association exists by virtue
of treaties between the various govern
ments which are conducting geodetic OPP
erattons. There are in this country two
small astronomical observatories main
tatned at the common expense Of the sig
natory powers, devoted exclusively to OBJ
servations for determining the variation
Of latitude. One of these Is at Ukiah,
Cal, and the other at ,Gaithersburg. Md.
Both are conducted under the general
supervision of the superintendent Of the
United States coast and geodetic survey.
After the adjournnen Of this congress
Professor Tittrnan Will go to London to
assist, the American members of the Alas
kan boundary commission, consisting OF
Secretary Root, Senator Lodge and For
mer Senator Turner Of Washington The
commission will meet In London early In
August.
TIttman Is Well Posted.
Professor Tittnnan Is one Of the best
posted men in the United States on the
Alaskan boundary dispute. For years he
has studied this subject and he has Sc
cured for the coast and geodetic survey
a valuable collection of old British and
other maps some Of which show that the
British geographers admit the American
contention and that the territory In dis
pute belongs to the United States. Pro-
lessor Tittman has made an impartial
study Of the question and as a result OF
his investigation, extended over number
OF years, he Is firmly convinced that il
an agreement is reached by the commits
sion it will be favorable to the United
States.
He was one Of the commissioners who
two years ago studied original maps in
| Canada and examined boundary posts in
| the northwest country as a preliminary to
the work Of fixing the true boundary line.
While Professor Tittman is not a member
Of the commission, he will have great
influence with its members by giving them
| the benefit Of his knowledge and expert
ence.
British Must Yield.
There will also be three British men,
entertained that one Of these will be won
| over to the American views and thus set
| tie the dispute which has been pending
| for years. With the strong case Of the
| United States.sit is certain that none Of
| the American representatives will yield
| to the British
There Is excellent authority for the
statement that the representatives will
go to London with instructions to yield
nothing as the claim ofEthe United States
/ is so well Authenticated. Unless the
British yield there will be a, disagreement
4 and this will practically decide the casesin
favor Of the United States, for in the event
i Of the failure OF the negotiations this gov
eminent Will stand by Its claim, retain
control OF the territory In dispute and II
al. probability will decline to enter into
/ further negotiations.
Go Anti
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We can only say that 1t presents
case Of the clearest and most pal
pable sort Of corruption, and a. will
full and fragrant violation of official
duty. The evidence is so clear and
persuasive, and SO fully justifies the
verdict, that it would be nothing less
than usurpation Of power in us to
disturb it. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
SHOT WIFE In A DREAM
Baltimore Man Thought He Saw a
Burglar and Aimed at
His Heart.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Baltimore, Md, July 1O.-If the story
told by Frank Manoley be true, he en-
acting a vivid dream, in which he was
confronted by burglars, shot four bullets
into his wife's head, killing her instantly,
and is innocent Of any crime.
Manoley says he dreamed burglar was
leaning over his wife as she lay on the
left side of the bedsand he thought he was
aiming for the intruders heart.
The neighbors testify that the couple
always appeared happy. j
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
GUN BECOMES SCRAP IRON,

New London, Conn.,, July 10.-The big
dynamite CUNT at the war department, has
been blown to pieces by the metal dealers
who purchased it. The gun and carriage
weighed seventy-hve tons. One hundred
pounds of dynamite was used to reduce the
gun to marketable scrap metal.
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TO DETERMINE
ALASKAN Line
The British and american Commits
sioners Will Meet in London
Next Month.
Our Claim Is Said TO Be Well Estab.
lished and America Will
Not yield. i,
Prof. Tittman, supt Of the Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Will Advise
Against Concessions.

New York Sun Special Service. ~
:. Chicago July 10.-Professor @. II. Tit
man, superintendent of the United States
coast and geodetic survey, sails for Eu-
rope on July % on an important mission
IN connection with the Alaskan boundary
situation and to represent this govern
m emit at the conference Of the geodetic
congress which meets In the Danish par
Lament building at Copenhagen Aug. 4.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
HE Kills TWO MEN.

Bloomington, H., July 1O.-Edward Barton,
of Springfield, to-day fatally shot Louis
Frank and Irving Rosenfeld merchants Of
Mason City, thirty miles from here. A,
clerk disarmed Barton, who was arrested,
put upon train and taken to the county seat
at Havana just in time to escape mob that
was being organized.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
JAIL DELIVERY
Eleven Prisoners Escape From Ken
lucky Jail-Five Are Charged
With Murder.

Williamsburg. KY, July 10.-Eleven
prisoners escaped from jail here last night
by prying out the iron CRATE in the floor.
Five were charged with murder and
other serious offenses. The other pris-
oners refused to leave the jail.
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THE MORNING BULLETIN

ton o.
mon
erad difficulty in
is
A
"-Iapponi.
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BALKANs MOVE PEAcEFI1I,

Constantinople July 1O-official news re-
ceived from Sofia yesterday was more re-
assuring. Bulgaria has abandoned the inten-
ton of reinforcing its troops on the frontier.
In diplomatic circles calm view of the sit
uation is now taken and it is believed the,
storm has passed away
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
FRED AMES rs NOW
CONVICT NO. 1908
The Former Chief of Police Begins to Serve His
Sentence for Bribery.

Accompanied Sheriff Dger and Deputy Sheriff George Loth He Left
Minneapolis Saltwater O'Clock This MorningThe su
preme Courts Decision To-day Uphold States Contentious
Every Ftchette Decision Not Reversed Thereby
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THE POPE UNDERGOES
A SECOND OPERATION
His Holiness Condition Practically Is Unchanged
May Live Three Days or Week,
but Cannot Recover.

Leo Himself Recognizes This Fact and the Place in Which He
Desires to Be Las Betting the Choice
of His suces-Pope Breakfasted Morning
Was Fatgued and Took Long Rest Shortly Afterwards
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10

The war department is planning for 4 joint en-
campment OF the regular troops stationed in the
department Of tim lakes and the militia sof sew
eral middle western states. It is spncposed to
hold the encampments at West Point, q. 20. s.
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Reasons Of Courts Action.

made by the defense, that there was no
foundation laid for the testimony Of Addie
Mills as to her conversations and dealings
with Cohen and that the evidence of other
briberies was improperly admitted. To
show it's reasons for overriding these
points the court reviews the history of the
case as shown by the evidence; first the
taRr made by Ames with Detectives
Bracket and Wirtensohn among the candy
stores to tell the proprietors to stop pay
ing money to Gardner, and to call and see
him; then his sending Cohen and Written
sohn to make the trip again. On that tour
Cohen told the women to make their pay
ments to him at the jewelry store by
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
CARDINALS PLAY POLITICS
The Question Of Succession Already Up.
permost IN Every Mind.

Rome, July 10.-In the provinces, 50
firmly rooted has become the conviction
that the pope will not recover that the
discussion concerning his successor is all
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-21
MARINE MONSTER
With Strange Sword and Fin Which Can
BE lowered.
Avalon Los Angeles Times.

u -
Edward Llewellyn. cornet soloist OF the
Catalina Island Band, is proving one Of
the most enthusiastic and picturesque
anglers this season. Last week he made
the record Jewish catch, one weighing 425
pounds: this morning he thought he would
inscribe the tuna record also on his dia-
dem, and taking the Catalina, hiked out
after the biggest specimens Of tiger-fish to
be taken. He had uncorked but small
portion Of his stock Of patience when his
reel began to whizz. And then 1t whizzed.
BY consumnate skill LIewellyn prevented
the fish from getting away In the first
grand rushes, and then he began on the
aggressive. For an hour and twenty-one
minutes fierce fight lasted. It was for
midable looking creature that was at
length brought alongside the boat. and
there was debate after It was gated. az
to whether it would be g welcome addition
to the crew.
Hung up on the rack here, the creature
began to excite comment. To tho casual
observed 1t was but q moon-fish, a rather
unusual catch, but occasionally caught and
brought in by being entangled In the fish
ermen's nets. This, however, was caught
with a hook on rod and reel. something
unknown u fishermen hitherto. A glance
at the fsh also showed aradical difference
between this and the sword-hsh It's
sword is not so long as that Of the genu-
Inc swordfish Of this length; the lower jaw
lis unduly elongated; it has on it's back a
collapsibl An which when extended stands
UP fifteen inches above the fish, but folds
down into groove, until 1t Is unnotice-
able; the tail is like the screw OF a pro-
peIier. and very similar In appearances to
that Of the tuna. The fish sharps are all
guessing. The like Of this has not been
seen here before. nor can any enlighten-
iment be had from any books on the sub
tect to be had here.
The strange creature L. nine feet long
and weighs 125 pounds. The sword Is ~
inches long and the tall Is SO inches ACROSS.
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a MA1DEN's TROUBLES.
Kansas City Journal

So 1ApsSAp SaAy CSo+Ato%f
Helen Gertrude lay awake almost the whole
night last night worrying. &!
Clinord-What was she WORRYING about3
# Aelen--Oh, she's afraid the man she IL going
to marry may love her more for her money than
for herself.
cIi6ord-why, Gertrude hasn't any money to
speak Of. -
Helen--I know, but she has rich relatiSs
somewhere IN the old country and she thinks he
may leave her something.
ClfffDrd-Rut does her fancee know Of this
rich relative?
Heieu%- oh, che hasnst any Aancee yet. she's
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FIw.ANcLAL
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Chap MONEY.
LONG rlAEE.


CHAP MONEY.
LONG TINE.
EASY
PAYMENTS.
It pays to borrow Of
1910 MINI LnfOLlS tLUAN co.
PRlyAlE LOANS. Ii YOU WANT /,
MONEY AND a FRIEND, 100, GALL
WE LOAN MONEY
! ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES,
y Il WAGONS, ETC, without removal from
j your possession, locateu anywhere in Hen
5 neptn county, AT IhE Low AST RAl'SS Z;
AMI EASIEST TEkMS.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTE;
) No lNDURShk; NO RED TAPE; QUICK
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: Call on the old reliable
y MINNEAPOLIS LOAN Co.,
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) Open Monday ana Snlurday till D. m.
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Farm Lands.

100000 Q o o o o 10000 {
s4Sos1 ss,. cash balance $40 4s per month
tracts are IL miles south Of Mime I
tenka Mills: The soil is fine. Only
About mile trs Proposed s;. ne electric .I9
probably be bull. the coming season.
sis Lard ARD ~. WORK Sir l. i tss s city . s1S
what you have beer looking for.
ssso sss1d e 10 se balance $50 per month
No interest charged above mort
gage Of $3.50 at per cent; This is
aro fine ei i9aeES tract s ssy 81 s4ase Ilfs
Can't look this up too quick.
town q Independence Thi. is q
, owner says Il want some money
See Us n for gsrtsul far n.,r o.,.o
) This place has always been held at
5 $500, In order to settle up the es-
ts ssn sa Il a essh eli hs IT e. Ws
) improved and fenced.
; sa,2oo-A snap in 1871 acres just inside
city basa t rssa ses s paEt 81 iSe et
8 Only block from car line now, Taxes
0 light. Rented for enough to pay tal%s
sss W. ,s'ss' TOOK E Il rus u
Q II you don't see What you want here, ask
some sSS eu BARGAINS II MlNNEro 81
8 COTTAGES AND LOTS.
. DAVID o. BELL INVESTMENT GO.
q Iii South Fourth St.
- }sf rs u :
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PERSONAL

coMMoN SENSE AMP axrERIsNSE; teach
FH H;s s Eo sS5 81 HHs so
stsss$ss ssy SSS Is
eeTs8NssD q N esf MGs And FGp
remedies make you feel SO good because
they AZ rs seal. And eo 1884,
AM 5 EHG5Tn EATThAh sR6RET5oS 81
HAIR. lifetime Of study, with seven years
Of special practice and no failures Send
Hair and Scalp Specialist.
$50 Syndicate Arcade, MINNEAPOLIS.
PERSONAL BEAUTIFUL FACE AT So. no
blackheads tan. Dr. Peek's Laudsfeld removed
Wsas Rses e. II Sais ssans
DO NOT MARRY FOR MONEY ALONE; BUT
YOU need not marry without It; we can secure
you companion Of means and respectabAity
f aos a ps9Ds 81 edo Ohio a0"
: - FEMALE DISEASES CURED.
lEssgnas quickly e ernsd q q
sisbt Mssser eISee S Sa'1di 11ss ~ Ming =.
G., SS5. Good ht me for patients.
Simple home treatment and viii gladly tell
Want aeg ne aiSs ssssaz
158, Hillbnrn.. n. Y. :.
BEATS LM ALI; LUK0L VAalcoNEs FOB
ladies'; safe, sure and easy to use; something
particulars. Lukol Remedy Co. Box 500, Min.
neapolis, Mimi
your LIFE READING, MANY TYPEwRIT-
kucfna
etc. free: send date Of birth. sex; Address
Asropathic Institute. Dept. II. Auditorium I'm
s Rssi.d chicago. heason-y0ar Recommendation
LADIES = CHIcHEsTER's ENGLISH PENNY.
royal Pills are the best; safe. reliable: take
70 pther send q stamps for paEtieular s; he as
your druggist. Chichester Chem. Co.. Phila.,
YoTR LIE Is INFLUENCED; YOUR FUTURE
revealed Dy ns pss out aaass!s and
b,rshdate and and two s stamps Tor tree reading.
Prot n j. Raphael, Phiiadelphia.
MRS. BENTsoNs DANCING SCHOOL, MON.
4 Private Lessons by appointment: Chiidren 2.
ton. Phone Main 9os1 J.
PEasoaAI..Dvoo You WAY, WANT NEW FEET
sd eS ssst new s nail CSC; write To- tree sample
70 CHRIS JoHNsoN-NoT KNOWING your
| whereabouts take this method Of addressing
you; write at once to John P. johnson. Var
Fens, Wis, and learn something to your oensfit
MANS BEST FRIEND; Or. MuTTER's aUIcH
does &c "a sMsmgss free krasco
MATRIMONIAL ssooIATIoNi INopRPoRA
ted; 800 descriptions, Including ladies
/ and gentlemen worth sloo. 900, sent .securel,
4
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-21

HOW ABOUT YoUi
Are you going to eat your THANKSGIVING
DINNER in your own homer If not, why
not? We can put you in home of your own
by this time next year and your RENT
MONEY will pay for 1t. Will you let US?
We have to the best Of our belief the simplest
and most liberal contract ever offered home
seekers. 1t will cost you nothing to call and
investigate. We are Offering the following
special bargains for the coming week:
&2,UOu--Emerson av N, Broom house, hardwood
finish; storm windows and screens: good
barn and woodshed; lot sv2126; very
cheap; easy terms.
e1.o0o-E Emerson ay n, broom house with storm
windows and screens: good cellar and
woodshed sidewalk and sewer In and paid
for; lot 45x126: terms to suit.
We will trade the above two houses for q
good farm In Wisconsin. - =
G,U0O-Each two six-room houses on Goth
st; good cellar, city water. sewer, storm
doors and windows and screens; small pay
mont down, balance monthly.
WESTERN INVESTMENT AND REALTY CO.,
6O3.604 Oneida Building, -,
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

<~x~~~~~s~-~e~~Y%<>@>~~~>
SEE Or WRITE Al. 8. ARGAR, EXCELSIOR,
Mimi. for Lake Mannetonka cottages and fruit
farms. Some bargains In sight now.
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miles Of railway station, 81 per acre; Grow
165 acres. miles northwest Of Aitk1n;
12O0 acres, Aitkin county, within three
miles of railway station. So per acre. Il
800 acres In Willow River district, Aitkin
county, SIS per acre.
$500 acres of other lands for sale.
HENRY M.STROY,
602 Guaranty Building, Minnea polts, MINI.
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o o O. o oo o Q 0 !
9 Es;;ssssieI. ayS mslss, to = HepEips. s. 9
S .e ssss Slowed ssa s barn a sag e ss
Q u F. P. r Lewis, r.,,a,sr 9
: : = 80 :
p 1ies aR from sR an ssg Ies eeva
tors; IL Grand Forks county. y: p: 400 acres
coules in pasture posture zoo a ,s assrs vel
bargain for .. fsrmer; Address owner. r. Q.
iss "a FARM NEAR EAR WITH OLD
buildings; s. acres plowed and fenced, g acre:
Fine. Groom modern house. including heat.
.pso. pes g VIII
for Improved farm. -'o9 $50
Minneapolis. MINI.
1so, Murray county, i've miles from town:
cheap for cash; 1,035 acres IN Morrison county;
@ Tor cash Or trade TOR stock o.
cash lso. i've oa miles
{sst $500 mortgage, ssss nn
oat saiii'' H. NJ. ?Il ases er r 'lhn.
MILES 1IoK
. abundance.
s ea saas1 aso a Sc ssas $
aa de the yo secure T.
lIisslas: as Phoenix BIDS, -. -.
MnP Rsls mile d lake sd 'front.' 5saasifu
fish land. iassi stock q dairy fssn, thieIiy
ssesHed neagnp ps2 close 20 scHooss $lS
groceries, Or DRY goods. aardWsre q clothing a
Write Y: y: gE.p!s.!. E g5e q! MINI. !
oEC. iI iac - Lf4ea tsia I'D ga.
sI.lms in Oregon wien VII l Ssinss ysp seed
Our fee is only $luo, payabla wher You die.
repealed arrange At once Frost upson'
100 Temple Court ~ nnq as.ps sou, ~,
sssss and home, Riehaela iar sale sso q
farm Tlne home, modern nj. e exchange for good
W. insure farm and city property. s55
80 aa1S S0 % F1T o,T as0 = An
sannes eoasy f 81
buildings. heavy BLACK soil 10 me cSndaon
Ghis ID a grand chance: VIM seil On time,
Cal or write to owner, John 7, Byrnes Latch,
held, MINI ------- ;45-
$500 EQUITY FINE iMRh 20 ioW
DAKOTA Ian land. -, !. a.. a...,on. - VII.
FGS pe grain aaa ETH tsas Sc ms
Union County investment CO.. Elk Point, $. 2
Fp & r. BmnENTENsoN. orracH. Minn.
gain to every one who wishes a good and Mo
, see : - :. 80 80 =
,Strr,.
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LANDS IN MORTON COUNTY, NJ D.
All Of section 5, township 139, range ST.
an acre, Well watered.
All section H., township 1885, range S1---
$40 acres ia miles south Of Mandan, at Sc
an acre. This Is one Of the best sections In
the county.
All Of section s, township 1856, range So
Fenced at q cost Of $3.50; u miles south q
8, township 13s. range 81, SEQ acres, at ss
an acre. This land Is within two miles Of
s Is section 25. township 1ss, range $3.50
acres, at SIS an acre. 10 miles south Of
Mandan.
$50 acres; IA miles south of Mandan, at $3.50
an acre.
8 IS of sw Il and sW u Of SH Il. Sec
at $3.50 an acre. This Is within one and
half miles south Of Manda1.
G.. a. BINGENHE1NiER,
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

BUILDING; PAY $4,000 TO
$25, 100 for 9 god property; we also want
ana aIuafS1ve nome OF eghste Or n nln a
$1,000; we VIII furnish cash customers for
above property. provided the price 10 not in.
fated. Now y you wish To-, sell and VIII
make your price low, we can dispose OF same.
Henln 8 Conrad Co.. SIS Phoenix.
WANT OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots In AL parts Of the city, especially in
South Minneapolis. HAve great many ap.
plicaations + you wish 70 make quick sale
Co.. 435 Temple Court
WANTED-LIsTNGs OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots in all parts Of the city. especially eighth
ward and 6unnyside; have many applications.
Is you want TO sell see me- Walter 4, Badger.
BOO Oneida block.
&. "a. JAMESON, 206 ANDRUH BUILpING-
We buy and sell real estate In all parts Of the
city. Write insurance Lii reliable companies.
Loan money On city property.
WANT 70 BUY 100 o. $50 ACRES N MILE
i Laos or .Kcnabec counties; must be cheap; give
description and price. 70s5. journal
FOR QUICK CASH SALE LIST YOUR PROF.
erty With Barnes Bros. Oneida block.