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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

Fox. as for want Of other name, we
must for the present call him-who,
for his part, shading his eyes with his
hand, sat gazing toward the westward
side of his warrior circle, evidently
awaiting some demonstration there
before giving signal for action else
where. Obedient to his first instruc-
tions, the main body had spread out
in long, irregular skirmish rank, their
mettlesome ponies capering and dane
ing in their eagerness. Chanting in
chorus some shrill, weird song, the
line was now slowly, steadily adj
vancing, still too far away to warrant
the wasting of a shot, yet unmistak-
ably seeking to close as much as pos
sible before bursting in with the
final charge.
And still the red leader sat at
gaze, oblivious for the moment of
everything around him, ignoring the
coming of orders possibly from Lame
Wolf himself. Suddenly the silver
armlets once more CLEANED on high.
Then, clapping the palm of his right
hand to his mouth, Red Fox gave voice
to a ringing war whoop, fierce, saw
age and eXultant, and, almost at the
instant, like the boom and rumble
that follows some vivid lightning
flash, the prairie woke and trembled
to the thunder of near thousand
hoofs. From every point of the com
pass-from every side, yelling like
fiends of some orthodox hell, down
they came-the wild warriors of the
frontier in furious rush upon the 81
lent and almost peaceful covert of
this little band of brothers in the
dusty garb of blue. One, two, three
hundred yards they came, centering
on the leafy clump of cottOnwoods,
riding at a tearing gallop, erect, de-
fiant, daring at the start, and giving
full voice to their wild war cry. Then
bending forward. crouching low, then
fattening out like hunted squirrel,
for as the foremost in the dash came
laundering on within good carbine
range, all on a sudden the watch dogs
of the little plains fort began to bark.
Tiny jets of flame and smoke shot
from the level of the prairie. from
over dingy mounds of sand, from be-
hind the trunks of stunted trees,
from low parapet of log or leather.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
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ACROSS THE BORDER.

have read somewhere that the birds
of fairyland are white as SNOWY. b.
Yeats.
Where all the trees bear golden flowers.
And all the birds are white;
Where fairy-folk in dancing hours
Burn stars for candle-light;
Where every wind and leaf can talk,
But no man understand,
Save one whose childfeet CHANGED to
walk
Green paths of fairyland;
/ followed two swift silver wings:
l stallted rowing song;
I startled shining, silent things:
l wandered all day long.
But when il seemed the shadowy hours
Whispered of soft-foot night,
I crept home to sweet common flowers,
Brown birds and Candle-light
Sophie levitt, in The Century.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
TRUE BLUE AND JOLLY QUIET.
The First Expression Refers to
Spanish Blue Blood the other
Was Once Common.

There are all sorts of quaint say
ings and curious forms of expression
in common and even daily use among
us which we are all so accustomed to
hear that they scarcely even strike us
as being strange, and from whence
they have been derived, or from what
arisen, very few people have the least
idea, says London Lady.
The expression true blue" which
we hear so often, has not even an
English parentage, but is said to
have been a Spanish saying, which
meant that the blood that filed the
veins of the aristocracy of Spain was
blue in color, while that of inferior
mortals was more or less black, and
the provcrb that true blue will never
STAIN" instead of meaning, as it is
generally supposed, that "a noble
heart will never disgrace itself"
actually refers to the blue aprons"
worn by butchers on account of their
not showing blood stains-a far jump
this time from the blue blood of the
naughty Spanish aristocrat to the
A great many of our old sayings
and quaint expressions have come
down to us from past centuries, and
are to be found more or less in the
writings of our old authors, as, for
example, Il don't care a fig" or, as it
used more often to be, "a figo," which
means a flip or snap of the fingers,
are both to be found i'm Shakespeare.
"A fig for Peter" The figo for thy
friendship" he says.
There are many words now looked
upon as slang which are in reality
old words that were once in common
usage among our forefathors, and
which have been revived again, as,
for instance, Jolly"
Many persons profess to dislike
this word, and speak of it con-
tcmptupusly as modern slang, while
in reality it is simply a revival, and
used to mean very" and was in this
sense used in commentary of the
Bible in the nth century in the fol-
lowing passage, "All was jolly quiet
at Ephesus before st. Paul came
thither,'
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
MOTHER OF QUEER BROOD.
Hen Missing from Flock for Several
Weeks Is Found 10 Have Hatched n
Dozen Quail.

Mrs. Lccy j. Fisher, wife of Pat
rick Fisher, a farmer near Normal,
Grant county, Ind, is the possessor
of an unusual brood, consisting of
hen and 12 quail.
One of Mrs. Fishers favorite hens
was missing from the flock for sew
eral weeks, and was only seen occa-
sionally when she came from a wheat
field on the farm to get something to
eat. She acted as if sitting on hid
den nest in the field, but all efforts of
Mrs. Fisher to locate the nest were
unavailing. One day Mrs. Fisher fol-
lowed the hen through the field to an
open ditch, where she found her try
ing to coax her brood, consisting of
n dozen young quail, to cross the
ditch. The quail were old enough to
fly when pressed, but returned to the
hen on being called. The hen and the
quail seemed as much attached to
each other as any hen and her chick
ems could be. $3.50
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
MUSIC MAY KILL MOSQUITOES.
HrOOkltne. Mass, Board of Health
Believes Sudden Jar to Nerves OF In-
sects VIII Cause Their Death.

The Brookline (Mass.) board of
health, which is Systematically exter-
minating mosquitoes by means of
kerosene oil, is about to take up a
suggestion calling attention to a new
process for lessening the evil by
means of musical sounds.
The discovercr of the new process
says: at has been found that practi-
cal application has been effected by
raising to a great number of vibra-
tions per second the particular note
to which the mosquito is most sensi-
lively attuned. This intensified note
produced by sudden electrical i1h-
pulse upon musical instrument
causes every mosquito near to plunge
headlong to the instrument and die"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

Then the entire grove seemed yelling
itself in a drifting film of blue, the
whole charging circle to crown itself
with a dun cloud of dust that swept
eastward over the prairie, driven by
the stiff, unhampered breeze. The
welllin rang with savage yell, with
answering cheer, with the sputter and
Craclllc of rifle and revolver, the loud
below of Springfield, and then, stiIl
Sclping, the feathered riders veered
and circled, ever at magnificent speed
each man for himself, apparently, yet
all guided and controlled by some un-
seen, yet acknowledged, power; and,
in tive minutes, save where some hap
less pony lay quivering and kicking
on the turf, the low ground close at
hand was swept clean of horse or
man. The wild attack had been made
in vain The Sioux were scampering
back, conviqced. but not discomfiled.
Some few of their number, borne
away stunned and bleeding, by com
Iade hand from underneath their
stricken chargers some three or
four, perhaps, who had dared too
much-wcre closing their eyes on
the last fight of their savage lives.
TO Ray and to many of his men il
was all an old story. Stubber would
never have counselcd or permitted
attack on seasoned troopers, fighting
behind even improyiscd shelter.
Something, perhaps, had occurred to
blind his younger rival to the peril
of such assault, and now, as three or
four little parties were seen slowly
drifting away toward the ridge. bur
dencd by some helpless form. other
couricrs came laundering down at
Red Fox, and wild excitement pre-
vailed among the Elk Teeth. More
signals were flashing. More Indian,
came popping into view, their
tcathcrrd bumcts streaming in the
rising wind, aud about the prairie
wave, where the savage gcn~ral had
tstablts he'd field headquarters. fu,
1ious conference was going on. Stab.
her had again interposcd, aud with
grim but hopeful eyes, Ray and his
fellows watched and noted. Every
lull in the fight was so much gain for
them.
Twelve nfty-two," said the dark
eyed commander swinging his watch
into the pocket 81 his hunting shirt
and sliding backward into the stream
bed. AN serene so far Watch things
ON this front, Field, while make the
rounds and see how We came out"
"All serene So far" Il was, Not
man hurt. Two of the sorrels had
been HIT by flying bullets aud much
and stuue thereut. but neither
was crippled. bidding their guards
To dig for water that might soon hc
needed, Ray once more made his way
to the nortbwatd eide aud rcjoinod
Field and Niusor.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
MAKE FIGURES LOOK SMALL.
and Simmer Them Down to
Nearly Nothing.

Whitelaw Reid, of New York, in ths
annual address before Phi Beta Kappa
society, OF Nassar college, discussed di-
yorce and its attendab, evils. lie said,
Six hundred and fifty -four thousand per-
sons divorced in this country during the
last 20 years"
This statement, says the narrator of tho
story, caused wrinkles and burrows to form
on the forehead of one prim maiden A
fash of th> eye, and then a whisper to
an attentive classmate: That's equal to
Zoo persons a year"
The classmates brow now began to
denote activity: "Or 2,725 persons .
month"
Or 68l persons a week." said the
hrst mental arithmetcan.
"NInety.seyen persons each day sever
marital relations" was the next computa-
ton.
why, that's only four persons an hour"
came as cheerful rejoinder.
Pooh, only one couple every half
And they say there are 7O,OOO,0 900 peo-
pie in this country"
What a narrow view some men take
of life" And the other nodded an agree
ment.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

The Chicago & Northwestern is the only
double track railway between Chicago and
the Missouri River.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

The Overland Limited, solid train Chi.
cago to the Coast daily Chicago, Union
Pacific & North. Mestern Line.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

1t isn't the first lie that is so bad II i.
the dozen or so you afterward have to tell
to make the first one believed Chicago
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

l am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption
saved my life three years ago.-Mrs. Thos.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

Too many words be worse than not
enough, for they'll often leave a mans
meaning foggy.-Eden Philpotts.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

To slur is human; to forgive takes time.
Town Topics.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

Old Sofas, Backs of Chairs, ETC.; can be
dyed with Putnam Fadeless Dyes.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

You cannot live by snother's expert
ence.-Ram's Horn.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27

1t is the grain of truth that gives farcs
to the lie.-Ram's Horn.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
A POIy1IOt Paper.

HOi5SiOt EapeTs
The Salvation Army journal, the |
War Cry, appears weekly in 80 differ !
ent languages.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
Another of severe female trouble cured
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, after t
doctors had failed.

"DEAR Mrs PINKHAM-I poor health for years
had female trouble and able
felt tired and could sleep docoed with
doctors They docOred stomach but did not relieve
book medicine, thought would
did and cured and able do work alone feel
good poor, one
pounds.
4 thank for the relief have obtained hope
woman troubled with female weakness will give Lydia e. Pnkham
Vegetable Compound trial have
friends Mrs. MARIA BowERs Alersvle Ohio aug. l90)
WIN the made strong by
lie Pink hams Vegetable Compound convince all
virtues this medicine?
How shan the fact that IL VIII help them he plain?
surely cannot wish to remain weak sick and dscour
aged exhausted with days
the feminine PinShams Vegetable
Compound will help just surely as IL has others.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
How rIrs. Holland, of Philadelr
among the finest physicians in the cou
whom could help her finally cured
Pink1am's Vegetable Compound.

DEAR Mrs PNkHAM over two years was constant suf
dizziness MeIsuation
Irregular mad backache and feeling of great atude
bad that able to do work
the street. | could not sleep nights.
II tried several splendid doctors but they relief
taking Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound began
feel BETTER and able and not feel would fall
every step continued to take the medicine until cured
81 enough in behalf of Lydia f. Pnkams medicine
and heartily recommend all
relief did HOLLAND S. Clifton St. Pha
delpha, Pa Jan 6, 1902
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-27
Give Warning of Approach of flor
Serious Trouble.

Do experience fits of depression with restessne alternating
with extreme irraby bordering hysteria? Are your spirits
easily affected that minute laugh and the fall
YuSive weeping?
Do something like ball rising your throat
ing to choke YOU all the senses perverted orbdy sensitive to light
and sou IN the oyares and especially between the shoulders
sometimes loss OF voice. nervous dyspepsia and almost continually
shattered condition,
ened with nervous prostTatOn.
Undoubtedly do not know it. but in nine this
caused by uterine disorder and the the
which make influence entire
something must be done at restore their natural condition
will be Frustrated weeks and months perhaps untold
misery.
Proof monumental that nothing the world is better
than Lydia H. Pinkham's
sands and thousands of have written is
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

$l2.0o PER ACRE, 100, FINE LAND HARD
wood timber 10 pay for it. three miles Rush
City. Chisago county. f. W. Hallway, S7aD
Thomas av s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.
{Contjnued.)

cottage, in best Of repair; hardwood floors
s1oooSo. BIG Motor Not AVS sv s. seven rooms; house
IN best of shape; rents for $40 per month.
$115O-No. los Yth av NE; seven rooms; house
newly shingled and painted; near to the 500
slssoSo sseopSS ssa%s ss19 vun Nest av eight rooms:
house Easy 'sy terms. Fake WashSurn Park
81 ,4oo-So s2o2 18th sv $; nine rooms; full
sl,o0o-No 34oe Cedar av; seven rooms; barn
city Sats o lHt HsseT sza 4 m seven bous.
three years old; lot s7xi5a; within walking
:, o aistanse Of. Ct the 9-sH nniversty:
repair two lots. 4aSiaS each. This Is Ger eer-
s21ooNo $ ags as p5asue 5ames nv n seven rooms in
good repair lot lo3xloe. This house is 10
IN Easy as terms OF
So, c,4oo-No 1920 Irving av S: eight rooms; par
., Nnet floors; barn; lot 46xlls.
81, j0G--NO 1929 I'd av s; ten rooms; parquet
hoors good neghborhood modern except
heat; lot 42x129. Terms.
oughly modern; hot-water heat, bath: rents
for $50 per month. A nice little cottage;
4oSss 4 Efsf i2{n tssmS sv sr eight thor
oughly modern houses. close to the state
sS ss ,s sold On steom house
bringing in $32 per month house good as
new. Easy walking distance Of the Mil
waukee shops and new steel plant: Will
bring is per cent on the money Invested.
81, ,0D--No. 3041z Chicago av; nine rooms; hard
wood floors throughout; thoroughly modern;
fine home. we'll built. .5 .-
S3, ,4uO-fIousa. 2S19 Setvens av; ten rooms, mod
ern; 4JX12S.
81 ooo-House. 1928 Stevens; eight rooms, mod
crn; lot 5Ox12S. = -'s-
$4oOO-House. 91a W 25th ST. eight rooms mod
ern; lot G4x73 as. .E-
THORPE BROS,
Andrus Building. e.. +-.-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

NOTICE.
We want to give away 1880 14th av S. This
is Sr9o house %" fi IN G99a rePaF We a
for the ground 100 on 1ath av and 13O feet
on Franklin. Room for Ave stores with fats
above. This is the cheapest business property
for sale Franklin. Owned by large cor
poration that want to dispose of it imnle
diately at half CT the original mortgage. Call
in and see about this. f.
--' %: THORPE BROS,
Andrus Building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

40 ACRES, BURNETT COUNTY, wIs. 100
miles from st. Paul on Chicago & North West
ern railway; 20 acres under cultivation abso.
Il lntely free from stunaps or stone; 120 acres in
pasture. 30 acres meadow. white oak timber:
soil rich clay loan; good two-stofy house, two
we'll: schodlho,ise on the farm; price s12 per
acre. half cash balance to suit. u. A. Kelly Il
Co., $40 Endieott building, st. Paul
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

GAIL FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
of houses for sale on terms to suit in; all
parts Of the city. Barnes Bros, Oneida bldg.
GooD MODERN HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF
tie city Call for catalogue. Walter Il.
Badger, 800 Oneida block.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

$500 FOR LOT-YES, BUT WE GIVE YOU
three-room house in good repair on it. IN st:
co sshsS Phoex Sns
1o.RooM: HOUSE. ALL MODERN, THREE
blocks bc sf fS @o wesley NJ church lot
thof, 2o4 Commercial Bldg, Minneapolis.
COME IN AND SEE us ABOUT FLAT BUILD
ings In course of construction. paying 10 per
esa build H 4 noHss eH Bd want on
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE BEST IN
real estate Call on H. l.. Ladd, Andrus Bldg.
ss25-CoTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS, CLOSETS
and pantry, Smelling and 3oth; small pay
ment down; balance monthly. McCurdy 500
Temple Court
FOR sALE-AT LINDEN KILLS., FINE LARGE
corner with seven room house. fronts on Park
boulevard high and sightISS dS oyerlookng Lake
LAUDERDALE & co.,
". H. 1auderdale, J. ". Lauderdale and j.
r. Sloane.
355 Temple Court.
S7,500-Worth $4,000, three fine lots
ner. 12-room modern house and barn, 2Sth
and Aldrich av. S. =
Ss5oo-Modem, Colfax, $. near 22d st.
$65o0-Modern, new, Colfax S, 24th; terms
se5oo-Modern, Pillsbury av9 near 9th st;
s2.sao--A bargain. 5sx134, corner. IL rooms
and barn; @ bath sewer: etc: would rent en- for $50
riot near 2Sth st
5o0-s rooms, partly modern, 2 lots on
Stevens av. near seth st:
Make Make oaer. oe. rooms, Fremont S: near r, Lake
$S75--7 rooms. 1904 F. 25th st.
s2, ooo-Modern but heat, Clinton near
zo; g. 2So7ln . ~ acres, good house, Lynda1e and
ST. 5o6134 acres. Richfield on Diamond lake
TWO GROOM HOUSES, CELLARS, cIsTERNs,
well. y block from Bryant av car line, both
houses all rented: Price for both 81 800. Apgar
& Korthof 2o4 Commercial bldg, Minneapolis.
MODERN s-RoOM HOUSE, EXCEPT HEAT
or gas; location near 81 st and I1ongfelloW av;
lot 5ox125 to alley: hardwood finish hot and
cold water; large barn woodshed, and chicken
coop: yard for chickens; fence all around lot;
shade trees, plum and berry bushes; city water:
eistern and we'll stone wslk: a bargain: price
on McGillvray. 3o4 Northwestern building.
NoTICE-PRINEERs MISTAKE; THAT FINE
house is 1886 Sd av s.. that is for sale at
So, 100: hot water heat. fully modern fine east
front lot, easy payments. Morrison -Crittenden
Co.. j07 Phoenix building.
FOR sALE-sT. ANTHONY PARK, s., 400 AND
up buys nice cottage I'm good condition; city
Iangford and other avenues. Owner, 224O
Langford av...' zs-- 4 --.7 +.
WILL SELL OR. RENT.
-1Q0-acre farm. S-rOom house, large barn
/ windmill water tank icehouse. granaries. out
buildings. all in good condition; easy terms
block. -... ..st. st..s ~. ... =
FOR SALE BY OWNER, AT A BARGAIN, g.
room house; partly moGern: large light rooms
good barn. 1904 Western ~...'
So, ,5o0-so0o CASH, BALANCE IN MONTHLY
/ payments of, Sis: eight rooms. fully modern
Chicago av and s3d st. S. G. Stages -:
| HenneDin.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

-
Improved.
Continued.
FOR sALE-soUTHEAsT
$40, ooo.Qne.half = inc interest in block Of hats;
$4,000 Block six hats, rent $3.50.
Eonr detached houses rent rent
interurban and university.
81, $50, 81 300, s4.75o, $500. modern 1o-room
:. houses. near the university.
$1.0U0, $1,250, 1900 SO. 500, $4,000 each, five
best building sites on East Side.
GEORGE r. GOULD, OWNER,
l2o Guaranty Building.
a,6oo-66xls5 ON HARRIET Az, NEAR 25th
hot water and hot air heating plant and barn:
good shade trees. Walter L. Badger, 800
T i1an2N H11Gs fiji AND 6ofrkeS & CRY
lots, 1ox1so. Queen ay nnd 10th st, with Q
@ snads v sees t tSr $780, asH on shef a
choice lots are getting scarce; {
$1100 takes fine. new. well built six {
opeRoos sst'Es lake east cahe h5Sna lots With ne
% an eiesant home, Wi With best Of car service
$3.50 only. Tor four lo-room houses, large {
o % 6 f9tal rents Is a and an can be end sss
si to sell Quick q,,i s"' ''' - ''e'' ~ 0s'
$4,000 for a, nice complete eight,room :
home, we'll built all modern except heat;
large lot; one block to car and Lowell
school; this is very cheap
o 10000 buys fine double brick -veneered
fat building. arranged for four families:
o good repair; best of location, one block
o to two lines and stores; rents $64
o per month. This is decided good bar
o gain in eighth ward. -
10 GEO. 8. DARTT, S0T PHOENIX BLDG.
o o o o o o o o
HOUSES FOR SALE
l'o1Ssls 1S.Io. "a st N, rooms and barn; lo
s9oc.-2613 Polk st NE, small house; lot 45117i
ft to alley. ..ag . Z 4
S1,OO0-3440 Cedar av 5 rooms; hardwood floor
.. city water. cistern; lot 23112S.
81 ,2o0-2900 11th av s, 6 rooms: cellar. cistern
- Well small barn; corner lot, 40x127.
81, ,3OO-9522-4 25th ar S; double house, IL rooms
c1stern and WE'LL lot 4Sx157.
$1,550-11i1 Girard av N, rooms; city water
cellar; lot 52x11O. =,
ST. I00-2921 26th St. 10 rooms; arranged 70
two families; city water, cistern, well
cellar. barn. lot 46x00.
81 S00-2920 Garfield av roons mantel, cellar
city water. summer kitchen and woodshe,
both floors; lot 4Ox11S.
ST. 000-2701 18th av s, . rooms; hardwood fnisl
and mantel; full basement; rough plumb
ing all in; corner lot. r.-s.-=.
So, 200-3406 Pleasant av, 8 rooms; excellent eel
lar, cement floor. city water both floors
wet sinks; lot 4bx129. 's
| These houses can be bought on terms to suit
Call for our illustrated catalogue Of house
in all parts of the city.
| -. .. BARNES BROS, ..-
Oneida Bldg .-..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

Less work for 20TH Good for the
yos: less I cESTDRr b. sgysr ss,; Or .:;l ssl,sr
We devote cur time exclusively to selling real
tate; estab. 1852. J "A. Walters. N .Y-Life Bldg.
wANTED-LIsTINGs oF GOOD HOUSES AN u
lots In all parts of the city. especially eighth
ward and Sunnysiie: have many applicatio
If you want to sell. see me. Walter l..
Badger, 800 Oneida block.
WANTED-BARGAIN IN FLAT BUILDING
worth from s25,00o to $4,000. ]. Boil, 2l8
Kasota block.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

s2a5Oo-READ AND LEARN; FINE NEW
house, never occupied. seven rooms, with mod
ern reception hall; MI hard wood downstairs,
with fine column 'and grill work between par
1or and dining-room, full basement cemented
open nickel plumbing throughout, all castings
packed in mineral wool, thoroughly well built
car line, near school and church, must sell.
Morrison Crittenden Co.. 507 Phoenix building
IS .6o0-No. 1921 HARRIET Av s, AN EIGHT.
- room strictly modern house. just completed:
6. 8. utsond, i605 Sd az s..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
MINNEToNKA PROPERTY :

NOW IS THE TINE TO LIST YOUR PROPER.
ty at MinLetonka;I L can sell rent it for you.
p. p. Swensen & Son. SD and 5l5 Bank o..
Commerce builfi ing.