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FOR SALE.

49, 1oO-No. s409 Stevens av: nine rooms; mod
ern; hardwood floors throughout and hard
wood finish below: furnace city water,
storm sash, screens, shades and gas FIX
lures; open nickel plumbing. porcelain
bath; newly decorated, painted and
shingled with red cedar shingles; full lot;
stone steps and walks; very cheap.
ID, 1oO-4144 Bryant N, Camden place; full
lot; two-story house.
al, 3ooL2s14 Clinton av. east front. sewer and
water In street.
81 OO0-22OS 18TH av s; very cosy six-room house.
&7bo-2100 10th st; corner lot; fve-room house,
cheap.
$4,5Go-416-1s 14th av s, double fats four fami-
lies; modern except heat: good condition;
always rented.
9s,75o-Nos. 1906 and 1908 5th av S. double
flats, four families; rents $40 per month
and cheap at S4S; water, sewer, full base.
ment; barn, storm sash. screens. shades
etc., very complete
s25oo.-No. ess Main st NE. full quarter acre
lot, sewer, city water, stone walks;
good two-story house and room for another
one, two families. basement under all;
great bargain.
o. NJ. LARAWAY & SON.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

A444HA VIVA
sa,4oo-a4a4 TENTH Ay g; A TT TEN re n
street; arranged for two families; : has
We'll vwG W shed, storm sash and screens
double woodshed; $240 In cash handles
s25oo-as23 Grand av; ten-room house and large
barn; city water. storm sash and screens
s2,75o4Nos. 24a2 and 24s4 Tenth ay 3; good
double house Of six rooms with city
water, storm, sash and screens; rental IS
$2,75oNAn eight-room, modern house, on the
large improved city park With lot 81 feet Ses
new plumbing and new highgrade, heat
Ing plant; the rooms are large and d.. very
mantel and fireplace; stone sidewalks in
front and on the side; $275 in cash ana
ssooo&N NOS 81 81 and a2s Twenty second ST;
double seven-room house, with storm sash
dssaS bRd saang ss
Twenty-second st, adjoining the aouoie
house. -. ,4,,r, r,odorn
house of ten rooms; large cemented aoe eel
lar, economical furnace, hardwood n aforn
sash and screens; house cost $4,000 to
build and is in perfect condition; very
of twelve rooms absolutely .n modern ci &c,
W msptsd c fsan ul Equipped
hardwood finish; mantel, sideboard, avn
ings gas fxtures very handsome prop
erty Indeed.
s5,25O-New ten-room English cottage house
St. Anthony Park; central living room na
13x26 with beam ceilings, bookcase, fire
place hardwood seats, open stairway
coumned opening Into parlor, bedroom hatnroo OF
on second floor dining room with panel
plate r Sdt AND Watas Seat
1I5xi5O feet. Covered with magnificent
trees, shrubbery and evergreens. in o tn,
midst of private park having magnineen
view; east front; $1,000 in cash, bala anc.
monthly Call Sunday afternoon. zee
Commonwealth av, near Como-Harre
line, for key. :,
Write or call for complete list of houses IL
the city. ~
NicOliet.
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4os Bank of Commerce Building.
JOHN R. APPLEBY, 5s7 ANDRUs BLDG.
Telephone, NJ. 2S6-J.

Telephone, NJ. 2SB-J.
WORD TO THE WISE.
$3,475-A fine, 11-room, modern home, No.
come.
SIS, 800 Beautiful home in Linden Hills; lot
S4x210 feet; beautiful trees. Overlooks Lake
Harriet.
Garden tract, about four acres, Camden
Place, cheap; or will exchange for house and
lot and assume mortgage.
S525-Lot on Grand aY. inside Oath st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands

A GENUINE SNAP.
$4,000 for the most beautiful farm in Henne-
pin county, 22O acres; lying between two
beautiful lakes. land rolling, every acre
othy, clover, alfalfa, corn. al.a potatoes.
Twenty acres natural meadow: Good or OF,
chard,. fine fruit. Farm all fenced with
Suitable for raising all kinds Of fruit
and vegetables Unexcelled for stock
raising or dairying. a fine place Tor
poultry.
Building lo-room frame house with splendid
basement. Well pure water, 17S feet
deep. Steel windmill; water piped through
house and barns. Barn 50x1OO, with IL
box stalls. Double row stalls for horses
and cattle, capable of housing 100 head
stock, 200 sheep and 100 tons hay; s2-story
icehouse, 2ox36; hoghouse, 16x40; hennery,
eSl9o All buildings nearly new m ana
from schoolhouse, three miles from steam
and street cars, one block from store,
blacksmith shop, carpenter shop, grist
mill and town hall. Buildings alone
could not be replaced for $4,000. The
whole goes for $4,000 An opportunity of
a lifetime.
$3,55o-.This amount takes fine well -improved
farm near Willmar, Mimi Only half
mile from station House, barn. granary
We're built four years ago. Best cedar
shingles and well built all through. Large
henhouse, wells. etc. Soil rich dark and
clay subsoil, gently rolling; school and
creamery adjoins land; land not as good
$45 acre. Owner must sell TO raise
money to clear other property. Write OF
| call at once
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
LOAN CO..
602 Oneida Building.
L hHny1 0<paN
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a GENTLEMAN FARMER HAS a BEAUTIFUL
miles from Minneapolis, e2h miles from rail-
way and street car line, 81 minutes by team
/. and ear from Minneapolis, on popular pleas
deep-water lake, summer resort, with splen-
did black bass fishing. There are 100 acres
in small grain, corn and clover this year.
acre, The farm is fenced and cross fenced;
all pastures are watered by running spring
everywhere A fine large new house, barn
and hog house, with artesian water piped to
all; also new windmill; fine fruit and shade
at S400spe acre. The soil Is black loan
over yellow clay. TT MUST BE SOLD at
once 1t Is worth $12O per will sell
1t for $50 on your own time and terms.
ASHLEY COLEMAN,
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4O1 Andrus Building, Minneapolis.
BECKER COUNTY FARM.

!"
only 2h miles from Detroit: lies on main
travelled road; borders on three beautiful lakes
of fine water and good fishing; house, barn
Seeded about 40 acres good oak timber; 20
acres hay land bala a. used for pasture no
unimproyed land, only miles from same place;
about 80 acres brush and prairie, balance good
W consider RFfe
general merchandise or hardware part pay
ment, balance cash. Address
LOCK BOX "a,
IT, e Tofv A
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NoTIcE-coMM MONDAY, ALL OIL
paintings at half-price. Professor Hays fine
fruit pieces, Mount Shasta, Mount Hood.
Beautiful new pictures; French oval mirrors
for wedding gifts We frame pictures cheap.
Zesbaugh, II 9th st S. Established 80 years.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO THE PACIFIC
coast household goods or emigrant NOV
ables. Prompt service, lowest rates. The
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 Sd ct s.
IDEAL AND THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN
stage art. Blanche Booth, 18th st and Henne-
pin av. The Gibbs.
PARQUET FLOORS LAID; PROMPT AND
satisfactory work guaranteed. Alfred Lidholm,
z S14 9th st Sc.
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0 0 o o o o
o Ss,s76-AN ELEGANT, NEW, EIGHT
o ROOM fully modern house, with fine
o hot-water heating plant; CHARTERED oak
o finish, hardwood floors, full basement,
0 large attic. One of the finest homes
o of Its size in the city. Just COM
O pleted; ready to show this week. Don't
3 fail to see it. Location, near Lyndale
o and 34th st.
o THOMPSON BROS,
o 101 s Fourth st.
o
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So, sso-oN HENNEPIN Av, NEAR 9th {
st; new, thoroughly modern, eight {
, room house; hardwood finish and {
floors; bath, fully fitted with the best {
modern plumbing; handsome gas fix {
lures; window shades hung; laundry;
full basement; flrst-class heating plant;
, large attic. The house is handsomely
) decorated throughout, and has never
} been occupied. An exceedingly desir-
> able home. Let us show 1t to you.
> THOMPSON Bros,
0 101 s Fourth st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continued.
RosE,DALE.

ROSEDALE.
Fine lots on easy terms, between the city proper
and Washburn home; public school in center
of the addition.
800 EACH two west front lots on Wentworth
nv s, between AID st and 44th st; 40x132 each.
500 each, three east front lots, on Pillsbury av
between 42d st and 43d st, 40x127 each.
500 each, nine west front lots on Pleasant aV,
between 42d and Add SITS, 40x127 each.
$3.50 each, three east front lots on Wentworth
av, between 42d and AID SITS, center OF block,
40x132 each.
$175 each, eleven west front lots on Wentworth
av, between 42d and Add SITS.
SITS each, seven west front lots on BlaisdeH aV
between 43d and 18th SITS, 40x127 each.
5000 each, east front lots Blaisdell av be-
tween 42d and 43d SITS, 40x132 each.
5000 each. east front lots on Nicollet av. be
tween 42d and 44th SITS, 40x127 each.
$3.50, south and east front double corner of 43d
and Nicollet, 75x127 feet; good location for
small store.
or more per MONTH good car line; good school
all fine lots. Call at office for plats Of this
addition.
THORPE BROS. ANDRUs BUILDING.
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WHITE MANS RESERVATION IN STARK
and Hettinger countfss, North Dakota, Is open
for settlement; has more good 160acre tracts
than any Indian reservation, besides 1t does
not cost $3.50 per acre These homesteads
You can buy adjoining land for $3.50 an acre,
$3.50 down, or $40 an acre; $500 down will
get you fine 160 adjoining your homestead
right near our new town. Gather together
three men and go to Richardton, N. D. See
the crops and William H. Brown company.
so ACRES, 80 MILES FROM THE TWIN
Cities assortment of buildings that cant be
replaced less than So, 600. A splendid yard
Strawberries and raspberries; about 80 acres
under plow: plenty of wood close to school
and only two miles from station. A splendid
suburban home:-, third of crop goes with
place; 600 and your own time to pay for 1t.
s. A. Carlisle, Wyoming, MINI.
DIRT CHEAP.
40, 80 or 160 acres of hardwood timber
land, only 100 miles from Minneapolis, to
10 miles from station, Aitkin county, where
wood brings So per cord; best soH 90 cords
wood per acre; Sc per acre and up; Sc pei
acre down.. balance five yearly payments.
TINGDALE BROS,
Bank of Commerce. Minneapolis Mimi
FREE HoMEsTEADs.
We can locate you on free government land
Z In Minnesota and Dakofa d; prairie or timbered
also valuable claims under the stone and tim
Der acts 81 80 per acresSn6 residence required
s Send s4c stamps fpr part culars and homestead
IS book 5ss
Bank of Commerce. Minneapolis. MINI
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
So, 900 will pay for an all modern eight-room
house on Dupont av, North Minneapolis,
and one hve-room cottage, in good repair.
month. Look this up; splendid chance.
VIII pay. per cent on Investment.
81, 475 will take a splendid home on Aldrich
ay, six rooms, cistern, cellar, storm sash
and screens. A good home and very cheap
Sd, 800 for a new, all modern, west front, nine
room house on Emerson av N. Everything
new and up date. Let us show you this
Hardwood downstairs.
So, 5OO-A home adjoining Fairview park; seven
room brick building, two stories high, all
modern, brick barn two stories high, room
for six head Of horses. Lot 44x167.
81, $50 takes home on 7th st S, ten rooms, city
water and bath, good barn; will easily rent
for $25 per month.
Don't fail to examine the foregoing property
before you buy.
LOAN CO.,
coz Oneida Building.
A. Eken, Mgr.
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HOW ARE THESE FOR BARGA1Ns7
$2o0-Nicollet av. 10th st.
$300-Stevens av. near 3Sth ST.
$300-Pleasant, 10th ST.
Stockholders, near Lake st, east front.
$5O0-Coumbus, inside 33d st. 49x123.
$300-Hennepin av, near 34th st, 4Ox127.
$275-Emerson, near 33d st, east front.
ST 1903 lots Nicollet av, near 8sth st.
$7OO-Girard and 10th N, east front.
$750-James near 32d st s.
$55O-Fremont, near 10th av N.
$65O-Lyndale, near 25th N.
$600-James, near Lake of the Isles.
$650-Emerson, 9th st 8.
81 ,000-Morgan, near Douglas av.
$500 block from Lake Harriet, near 42d st,
east 'front.' 6Ox170.
$1,5O0-Enerson av, near oath st, 5Sx135.
81, 35o-Irving S, near 2Sth st, east front.
81, 000-Colfax S, near ed st.
T. A. JAMESON,
2O5 Andrus Building.
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PARK Av, EXTRA FOR TO-DAY; INSIDE
35th st, east front, IS feet, sewer, gas, water,
E stone curb and gutter, elegant residence lot;
only ST. 100. Phone me tonight. have best
bargains improved and unimproved. &. l..
Sutherland, SOB Oneida block Residence
phone. South 1179-L1.
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DON'T
Buy. any of these, they are too cheap. Just
note who has them:
$3.50 each for lots on Pleasant av and 43d st.
Others, same locality, less price.
5000 each for lots on Lyndale and 43d. Have
city water.
$225for two lots at Harriet.
$3.50 for fine east-front lot on Lyndale
$275 each for lots on Aldrich west fronts. inside
of seth ST.
$500 for lot, east front, on Aldrich.. =
$3.50 for lots Bryant, inside of seth st.
lots on Colfas and Emerson much less.
$3.50 for lot on Dupont near 2Sth St
$:75 for perfect lot on 4th ay near Lake.
S475 each for lots on 9Th av inside Gath st.
$500 each TOR lots on Oakland av inside 33d st.
$3.50 each for lots on 10th ay S near 33d st.
5000 for lot Upton av near AID st.
$3.50 for double corner of 35th and Garfield.
500 for lot on Lake st and Humboldt av 8.
500 for lot near Lake st on Holmes ay S.
$3.50 for lots on Sheridan av near 42d st.
$3.50 for lots on Grand av near 25th st.
$500 for lot on 25th st near Irving, 5Ox15O.
5000 for lot on Irving near 26th st.
This is only partial list of our holdings.
Call on us and get ground floor prices
CROKER s. CROMWELL,
315 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
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EXCURSION TO OKLAHOMA,
Texas and Pecos Valley New Mexico. I'm
proved and unimproved FARMS good soil, album
dance of water for Irrigation, splendid eli
mate, in the Pecos Valley, for from SIS to
$50 per acre, in northern Texas from 81 to So
which leaves on the first and third Tuesdays
of each month? Write for our free booklet
on the southwest and information concerning
lands and special homeseekers rates. Agents
wanted. G. L. Tallmadge, $40 Quincy Bldg,
Denver. Col. So. Y
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owe PAY ALL EXPENSES
To buyers. 16o acres improved land, Is Gu cul;
timber, part easily cleared; 100000 feet white
pine on one forty; IL story house, Z rooms;
two barns, hold 40 head stock; wagon shed,
granary, chicken-house, root cellar; postoffice
and school on the landi nine miles from town
nominations; SO miles from Minneapolis; four
passenger trains daily. A snap, $4,000, easy
- RAYMOND, MAUsTBN & CO.,
42O Temple Court, Minneapolis.
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STORAGE

THE BoYn TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
has unequaled facilities for moving and storing
household goods; expert packing for storage or
shipment; reduced freight rates to the FaciAc
q coast on household goods or emigrant moya-
bles. Erelrent shipments and lowest rates.
Office, 46 Sd st S.
.CAMFRON's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing houses
hold goods; expert packers. 200 Ntcouet. Both
phones. 1902. Res phone. T. G.. 1924.
TIREPRooF STORAGE WAREHOUSE; clean.
1O0-l12 LIST ay N. Both phones.
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O FARM FOR SALE.
o At bargain, 15O acres in Renyille coun-
o ty, Mimi, with good improvements AS
o good soil as can be found in any state
o for diversified farming. Two miles from
o good live town. Price 81, 500; $1,000 cash,
o balance to suit at 8 per cent.
and timber lands in Todd county, Mime
sofa, that we. will sell at IS to $12 per
acre ON very easy terms.
o u. s. EXCHANGE & LAND CO..
o 632 BOSTON. BLOCK
o MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. @
% o 20 90 o. o o % o o. o o 20 ,
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR.
Moles powdermarks and birthmarks perma-
nently removed. Red nose. red veins cured
by my scientific treatment No PAIN no
scar Nine. l.. Simmons, 61S Medical block.
sUPERFLUoUS HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMAr
nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER,
TITS Syndicate block Pioneer stand OF tho
northwest. Exclusive specialist
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, WARTS AND
birthmarks permanently removed by electricity.
Anna NJ. Griswold, All Medical block.
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FOR BARGAINS IN ALASKA CENTRAL, AR1-
iona Copper Mountain, Wise Boy, Marconf and
all other stocks; also Alaska Central bonds,
write, wire or telephone R. B. H1gbee. Ger
mania Life building, st. Paul.
WILL BUY STOCK COPPER BUTTE MINING,
formerly Arizona Copper Mountain Mining.
State amount and lowest cash price, Address
274, Journal.
WANTED-5,o00 SHARES ARIZONA COPPER
Mountain Mining Co.. not in pool. Cash. 434
Journal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-02-18
WESTERN MEN ROUNDED UP
Continued from Page H.

ment and alleged to have been prac-
ticed in these transactions was to OBJ
tain school or other lands by appllca-
tions, assignments and purchases in
the names of fictitious persons, not
really desiring or qualified to purchase
them Hyde and Benson paying them
small sums for the land. The indict-
ments charge there are false reports
in all these transactions. In pursuance
of this alleged conspiracy thus carried
through by dummy applicants certain
unreseved tracts in the Olympia
Wash, land district, containing 3400
acres, was selected in the name of c.
w. Clarke. Frederick A. Hyde and
John A. Benson obtained other lands
specifically cited as secured, including
large tracts in the Vancouver land dis
trict of Washington, and the Cascade
range forest reserve in oregon.
Arrests Of other parties indicted are
expected to follow. The action taken
disposes Of all land fraud cases thus
far presented to the local grand jury,
but others may be submitted at any
time, and proceedings are expected in
other jurisdictions.
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President Pays Respects.

Washington, Feb. 17.-President
Roosevelt called on Mrs. Hanna this
afternoon to pay his respects and to
offer his condolences He remained
with the family nearly an hour, con-
versing with Mrs. Hanna and other
members of the family. He was shown
the cast of the death mask of Senator
Hanna by U. S. G. Dunbar, the sculp-
tor. He agreed with members of the
Hanna family that the likeness is not
ably fine.
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OLD MINE YIELDS WEALTH.
Apparently Played Out Property Proves
To Be Bonanza.

Jacksonville, Or, Feb. 17.-As high
as 5000 a pan has been taken by George
Bailey from an abandoned mine which
he is reworking on lower Applegate.
The values on this discovery are moth
ing short of marvellous. free gold be-
ing taken out in large quantities.
In years past the property had been
worked to good advantage, but those
who owned it became convinced that
its wealth had been exhausted and
abandoned the property
A short time ago Bailey prospected
the old mine. and he had done but lit
tie work when he tapped ledge of
free gold of exceptional richness. He
has relocated the property, and it will
be worked extensively.
What appears to be rich quartz
ledge has been disclosed here by the
caving off of side hill while Chris
Krentzer. an old prospector, was ditch
ing water TO placer property
The scene of the new find is about
one and one half miles above Jackson
vile and the ore gives every indi-
cation of being rich in gold.
Krentzer was ditching water to a
placer claim, and was directing the
stream along the side of a hill. Recent
rains had swollen the stream and made
the water hard to handle Suddenly
the artificial bank gave way and the
food rushed down the hillside. 1t
was sometime before the break in the
ditch could be repaired, but when this
had been done it was found the water
had sluiced off considerable of the sur
face of the hill and a large vein OF
quartz was revealed.
Assays prove this ore to be Of value
and the accident too the ditch has
proven a luck one.
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Cleveland. Feb. 17.-In accordance
with the wishes of the Hanna family,
it has been decided that no remarks of
a eulogistic nature be made in St.
PapHs church at the funeral services
over the remains of Senator Hanna, to
be held Friday, and that the services
consist only of the ritualistic services
of the Episcopalian church.
A memorial meeting. however, of the
chamber Of commerce will be held Sat
urday afternoon, when citizens will de-
liver addresses on the life and work of
the deceased statesman.
Practically all business will be sus-
psnded in Cleveland the greater part
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washington, Feb, 1.-THE senate
chamber was hardly large enough 10
hold the immense crowd that desired
to participate in in the funeral SER
vices held in honor of Senator Marcus
A. Hanna today. The great chamber
was filled with friends of the deceased,
inclp.ling many from distant points,
VIII. ,ad come to pay the last re-
spects to the deceased statesman.
The floor of the chamber was filled
with representative officials Of the ma
tional capitol, while the galleries were
filed with people of the higher walks
in life. Official representatives of most
Of be foreign powers were there, the
cassf justice and associate justices Of
the supreme court, and members of
various departments in the government
curriculum had places near the bier