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LONDON, sept, 8.

u LONDON, Sept, 8.
lrT.Hn baby girl who was adopted a
year ago BY the MARQUIS OF Angle
e. = scy has been returned to her
parents, \, Il
During the twelve months the baby 500
journed at Ang1esey Castle she enjoyed
oil the sltIxnrics which wealth could COM
inand. III
Every day she took her daily airing IN
a perfectly appointed carriage and pair
and attended by h couple OF nurses. Her
parcrtsiareai In poor circumstances. StE
Ss "a detailed inspection OF the 300 lots OF
wearing apparel belonging to tho MARQUIS
Of Anglcsey which are to be distributed
by auction at the seventh sale next week
leaves the mind in a whlrl OF &kalcido-
scoplc patterns and colors, and yet with
n clearer view of tho personality OF the
n1aniwl1o collected such gorgeous raiment.
There Is revealed a young man born In
luxury and knowing not the value Of
rnoney--or,e whose ill-health turned his
bent from athleticism to art, or at least
to keen appreciation OF the artistic as
applied to himself! Gorgeous and eccentric
seem be the only &C jectives applic
to a young man who has left in his ward
robes over a hundred overcoats, 200 pairs
OF slippers and boots. and 30 many dozen
sets OF pa jnmas, bathing, lounge and
smoking suits. bath and dressing gowns
that Messrs Dew. & Son are offering
item In bundles, and not Ii, sing lots
u Yet his choice OF apparel was governed
by much taste. It Is impossible to look
at tho piles Of embroidered waist coats
the prisnatic htea OF the sllken sdr esslng
gowns, the delicate variations Of color In
the sliken underwear without reco gnixinE
that here was d man who thought out his
own color schemes for his pers onals deco
ration; and devoted as much time to
every phase Of 1t rs Beau B ruMmel or
the Count Of Monte Cristo. 81
Suits by the Dozen. 81
b No aucl, collection Of clothes has ever
boen distributed from one wa drobe. It
is 1 doubtful II any lad y In the land has
such a collection Of personal belongings.
The overcoats range from 4 brown sal BILE.
which cost s1O00, & to every kind OF protec-
tton forsevery8 sort OF ctrcumstanc % made
by the best Eng lish and III enrh tail ors,
"a Tot IN ordinary suit OF 6lothe cost less
than ten guineas, and til ley a re 70 be sold
In pairs Many OF them have not even
been worn once. Tor \ Lord Ami lesey or-
dereds his suits by tn q oxen sSa3
1t is In the more priyate garb that the
young Lord, S. fancy ran riot. The o. pa
tamas and silk und erwear are Sela borate
Or simple, but all Of the costliest ma ma.
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llIaharajiah of N ,'s<' l2 So !
Opers ''e,r.iitory Aboutg Sis e: oJ
Scotland and mn, S s, s.
9opulatioN. 81

LONDoN Sept, -,
rT7IE AIaharajuh Of Mysore has arrived y! l'v
in sIlngland on q brief visit. !.
The A1ahayaja h is the youngest ~
the ruling Princes Of India Of the il ls's
RAM, and In the three years tllat 1'ayo
elapsed since hs Installation IN W YerS ny
iI.ord Scurzons he has done much 70 justly
tho predictions or those who declared IN
his youth that lie would mako a wise wise
ruler. Alysore ~ very Interesting state
WITH history closely Intervene tt
England in India during the 4. eigllteentA'
and nineteenth centuries, and its Prince INC
ranks on par With the iz i'l AM ana the
,Gaikwsr as the foremost OF l q feua7.
iatories. "a " u Is 81. 4,
n 1Io Ssucceeded his fathcr, 5to whom lang
land had restored 59fysore In 1851 }, on that,
Prince. sudden and much lamsnted q! death
in December, 1884, for in 81 hose 81 ~ ~ ven;
years the late Matarajan had won the Ut
tie az ,'tile model Prince OF Indie, a re-
sgency Of seven years interVaned md now
ISrishnarajah Is following Sc loosely IN his
father footsteps. Having first ga ined "a
reputation in manly pllrsl,its he has lately
turned his attention to the more l.espon-
gsibie side OF practical administrattoa.
yet Ii MAY be recorded that II WAS sn
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YOUNGEST OFINDL1aS RULING PRINCES
NONN=ON4A BRIEFIISIT no ENGLAND
Hl7 ne IecAuicalS Schools
and Is Abouf 10 So{|ve Sails
faclfto7Nk,y Question oflyIonsau''.s5..
Educaii;o,u..5 III.

~ ltI ~ T. VI ~
gay and ga liant chieftains heading his I'M
pcrial Service Laneers IN a march mast
or Ing his own palace team i.9a toi,l.-
'rament for q polo championship Aided
by experienced oficials-of whom Ills
Prime Minister, Sir Krishna 9Murti, Ii ac-
lsllowled ged to be the leading Indian
born statesman OF tho day--he Is now
intent on developing the resources of
N1ysore and Of raising It's people to the
Very first place In India as a prosperous
community. 81 /.
It was With that object that he opened
the Industrial and Technical Exhibition
at Madras IN j January last, one Of the
most remarkable proofs Of the awakening
OF India that has recently baen afforded.
and Immediately on his return from the
ceremony he proceeded to establish and
endow a technical school for his own sub
Jects5at Nasirabad. Il ;s ;si,
Another matter which has been far ad y
yanced toward a satisfactory combustion
in Aiysore Is female duca TON, especially
difficult IN India where TVomen are kept
In strict seclusion. 1t may not be unin-
toresting to point out that Mysore Is very
nearly tie size Of Scotland, and that It
possesses about tho same number OF peo-
pie Its recent progress under Ats own ma
tive administration a fords the strongest
reason for taking ar optimistic View OF
SIS & atlsxsi nf 1ndtaa ~ & :.
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LICK L n TIA CKs q
". NIB IND IS MI PHERDS

4 PARIS. sept, "A feles encounter be-
tween a shepherd and q jackal u reported
from Gran. ~
While III man was S'atchlns his noek
the dsckal attacked q lamb. He tempted
ia drive ii or. but " attacked him aay-ss
agely, biting him In the face, He str'is-s
sled with ia jackai, and eventually snr-i
,ceeded in killing IT, but sustained It'll ht-
fulsinjuTles in the encounter. & ..84
LIT 10 supposed that the animal was nut.
fering from ahies, 90 tins S's me 4 n!ss
record ed instance of ono OF the ApactAA
A1tsaskinS. d man " broad asIl ".
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F;4IR zBRI7ZSH llRISTOGRATg ADEPIS
WITH RZFLE.ON IHE SGOTZXSH-ZN OORS
eF1esaye sNorho b

April she accompanied her husband up
country from A1ornba to % ganda, where
she brought down many q fine b read OF 3
game. S5i.
Crack Shots
3 Lady Vivian, as Miss Barbara Tanning
was q good arksWo oman, y having been.
taught by her stepf ather, the late Sir.
Harry Nc almont. S8 Lad vi J ulet Duff ar
lords another insta $of q. stepd au ghters
trained by a sport loving stepfat Their She.
shoots vel. and was the apt pupil Of
Lord De Grey, who isE rec koned one OF the
best shots In Englan .Sss 7ss
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SEARCH FOR FATHER
! LEADS UP TO. Death,

* BRUSSELS, sept3. 3s
a fatal mot or-cy Gle col ision !. VII itch In
VOWED TIC deaths OF botl: Z rid crs, is re-
ported from Bruges. ]8}
4 a joincrfo Blank berg le. i named Ncy.-
rinck, Travelled to Brug es on sund lay on 81.
his machine in order to call on arlous
customers; and as he did no return home
on Monday morning, his wife8sent their.
eldest son, n lad OF %. in search Of him.
Young N eyrinck set out at full speed on
his motorcycle, and when hal way to
Bruges collided violently with his father
while turning sharp corn r% Neyrinck,;
senior. was killed on the spot. and his
son received mortal injuries, ~ Il.
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PRINCE AND BR.IDEOA
WALKING HONEYMOON.
Acc npalied by White Mule,
They Are N ow on a z our
Of Italy.

III ROME Sept. 8.
Tho Prince OF Waldenburg, a wealthy
viennese noblenan - q "a his neWly welded,
bride are spending their honeymoon In on;
original manner. .ls 8s
n Accompanied BY q white mule, which
carries q small tray cling outfit \ hey are
making a walking tour throu ltaly, Ai
large stan ot servants with heavy luggage
travels head OF the brida pair to a rs
range for their receipt lon at Y lie best hos
tells of the towns vi ed I. 81 IA SSs
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!s.E il; sept..Ess. y

EDINBURGH Sept.
3rHE versatility OF the ciety woman ma q
Is nowhere more emp ASKED tina Ia q
IA - in Scotland, where, a tier q success
ions OF London gale ties, followed by rae
Ing at Goodwood and yachting at CoWes,
she takes her place on 4 the M ors and
handles the gun With the savoir IA faire OF
the true sportsman. rs
~ Ofsthe King s three ghtcrs, F riIcess
Charles OF Denmark IS the best shot. and nd
ssa child daily prac iced target ooting.
sDeer-s Sta king d chesses.
The Duchess of ford shoots vel, land
so does the Duchess OF N ewcastle. who
killed many head Of hi ame when travel ~
ing with the Duke in tho Rocky Noun
5tains. The Marchtone OF Breada bane is
famous as ia rifle shot and deer-stalke
pursuit OF her faYorlts occupat ton, 1.
& Lady Sandhurst, Mrs. Algernon5 Bourke,
sister in-laW. Of Il Lord ~ N %. and IS Hiss
Nellie Bal dock, dauE liter Of Mr. and Mrs.
.Baldock, Of Craven sLodg sc, ~ elt ton & Now
bray, are all noted "a sta Tx ers.53 Lady
Constance Stewart-R 4 lizards ion has world
wide fame as d sport oman MI addi-
;tiongto her achleyemc nts In SEQ tland she
has killed much big game in Kashmir.
iCeylon, and also in Texas. The Count
ess of Warwick is a. crack shot. Violet
Lady Beaumont Is dead ~ at spartr dges,
and Mrs. Lancelotf wther is "a good rab-
ibit5shot.
Sporting 81 oneymoo
Lady Delamere ranks high In the list
of daring rifle & shots. and at her own
choice her honeymoon was spent In Eas t
Africa In shooting big game. Since then
.she has made frequent sporting axpedi.,
ltions into the interior. and on her last
trip brought down some no ablc trophies
.of8the African Jungle. &,
Lady Hindlip. q bride OF this year, also
preferred the dangers and excl ement of
big game hunting In "a fr!ca to tho more
honeymoon OF Europe In
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| Bag Game Soln Me-

Il The Hon. Mrs. st. John Brodrick can
shoot straight; SO can Lad y elena Wick-2
ham, sfst ers Of the Ma rquis of Huntly, and
the beautiful Lady Beatrice Pole-Carcw.1
u Lady Constance Scott, do lighter Of the
Duke and Y Duchess OF Bucc lcuch, Is n a
thorough sport swolnan Lady w rton,
and Lady Helen sStaYordale can shoot at
900 yards With case and 8a ccura cy.3 Mrs
iAsquith IS expert, with the riff. Mrs:
Alan Gardner has killed !. big game al !
wallis West is as good Sa shot she is e.
musician and writ en- W 6Sf
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DEADLY DYNAMITE
IN WOMAN PARCEL I'll.
Bomb Outrage III Stockholm
Wrecks Office, But Intended
Victim Escapes.
! STOCKHOLM. Sept, 3.

Ii W. STOCkHOLM, Sept. y.
"A mysterious dynamite outrage has as soc-
CURED here b, Il y y3s
& An unknown woman last nisht called 81
the otilres Of the Swedish. Separator Com
ipany and left d parce! addressed TO the
director, nj. Lundin, On the directors Il, q "
rival this morning he opened the reel,
and found 70 contain s. !, ", poS
IA terrific exp loslon. ss5 X
4 \ M. Lundin was hurled TO the grounti,
While the Whole cont tents OF the g tilee were
destroyed, Strangely enough. the direct tor.
with the exception OF q few bruises caused
by the fall, was not otherwise injured.
An examination by the police OF the ro-
mains 81, the box showed thatSit had been
d completely fitted internal mac ine allied
With dynamite and rifle bullets,
Thes police are nov hunting fer the nays
ferrous woman who left the parcel, but
haYa. Ka Gar. found no sSass q Asr.,
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e! sKee,,s & so J, wire Gage,

II, :. BUDAPEST, Sept. Il 80 Anton Berg. Of
Budapest, has original ideas on. the sub
iectS 81 parental frespo ity.e He keeps
his son always % cked IN "a wire cage. N
order. he says, 9. Y hat ! d may be 5inpos-
siblc1 that the boy shall meet With any
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& s !, srno king Prohibited.

VIENNA. Sept. a-smoking In the
streets ras has has been prohibited by the Mu-.
ricipal Council & OF Ysetin, In 5Morayia,i
under pain OF n heavy fine. The danger
OF fires and tina want OF water to, extln-
.guish them Is the cause OF this orc 2. s
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Very aHigh Church.

DUBLIN, Sept. q Sit is proposed to
OF Croaghi Pa trick, County Mayo, for the
celebration &.of the & annual pilgrimage
mass. The church Will be ALMOST 2GOO feet
above sea level. j{s5 m 81 NJ 4.
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N {, LONDON, Sept, 8.
rTrfIn baby girl who was adopted Z a
year ago by the MARQUIS, OF Angle
e. scy has been returned to her
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-08
:. BIDIIOteea EcOn0mIc0
sss.,''ss s,'ss.lI, AUTORES. .J'7l( PREDILECTOS
proporcionaf11os tirio de los ST
guientes hbros de los autores
mas afamados del mundo:
:. 81 255 els.
El suelo del Papa: vice,

HugOLa Valencnos
Polana
vida: BHchnerLa cancion de
pisnes
p.
del DarwinLos safricos
BaesterOsLio GuerraLa
Andrfa mancebf
chicas del Lefevre AIexs-Un
expulsion Jsuitas
meores
busca: BarOia @t
pOr frapQMeO q Ia 1sIa
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AL Honorable senior
Secf8taFiO Civil

Mucha fe abriga mi alma en-
que v. H. haga en- favor del
pals 10 que dable lie sea.
Cuando asumfa Mr.. Hartzell
Ell cargo de Gobernador por au=
sencia del propietario, tuve oca-
sion de conocer por sus hechos
en- Ell asunto aqua para las cla-
ses pobres y obreras y en- ciertas
|medidas restrictivas que coarta-
ban al pueblo las facultades de
acceso a las ofcinas que pa
ga, abusos que corto (tan luego
los conoci6); 10 que me dio Ell
convencin1iento del respeto que
lie merecen los derechos del
pueblo.
Hoy sc trata de hacer nueva
justicia.
Ell emprestito para la agoni-
tzante agriculture l1a sido por
'unanimidad aprobado por la Ca
mara Y ahora noes para ell pue-
bio solo de San Juan que Sc re-
claman derechos: ahora sc soli-
citan no por mi huniide perso :
nalidad. por todo un pals al bor-
de del abismo, un derecho sa-
grado, ell de la vida; toda vez
que es sabido que la agriculture
es la vida principal de este pals.
Sc aguarda pues. por todo el
que siente amor por el mismo,
Ihaya Q no nacido aquf. justicia
y solo justicia.
La sanction del Consejo que
W. H. preside, a la aprobacion
del emprestito que. para su glo-
ria concedio nuestra Honorable
|Camara.
s. Hable con respecto.
SEVER
Contrib ayente.
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TRr. Eaifoury
ei pr0tecciOnisnso

Despachos fechados Ell d de
Mario actual y recibidos en- Lon.
dres de, Merbourne (Australia)
-dicen, que ell Presidtnte del Con-
ssejo Federal de ministries ha
anuncia do que ell GobieTno Fe-
ieral esta preparado rara alte-
rar las tarifas introducir las
refofmas necesarias. aun hacien-
do sscrificios. para aseguIar la
preferente reciprocidad asIngla-
terra.
En- Ia casa de los Comunes
Mr.. BalfDuf replicando aver 6
de Marco a declaraciones de
Mr.. Nc Neill, miembro naciona-
lista por el DONEGAL del Sud de
que no Sc babia preseniado por
|el al gabiuete una Eetici6n es-
crita sobre Ell lire comercio In
snlar. manifesto que nunca abo-
|gara dentrp III fuera del gabine-
te pof el proteccionisno.
II gODeInauOr general dc Mel
bourne al declafar alberto ell
Parlamento federal manifesto
que las tariffs preferences con
Ia Gran Bretafia asegufaban su
|rnercado immense para la Aus
tral;a
s SeeskeFa que Mr.. Chamber
lain visitara a a I australia y st
le prepara una efahdiosa Teoep-
|cion-
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PERsoNAL-WIDOW, MIDDLE AGED, RE.
fined, neat and respectable, wishes to meet q
good natured respectable man; must be Scan
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Miscellaneous.

N11SC0A1dA0OuSs
DAVID P. JONES & COMPANY,
Bank Of Commerce Bldg, Main Floor.
LIST OF HOUSES FOR RENT.
$50 00-3l07 I'd av s; all modern, 10 rooms;
hardwood finish.
$50 O0-1112 Logan av Nj all modern; 10 rooms.
$25.O0-S509 Bryant av S; all modern except
gas; 10 rooms; barn.
S2O.OO-3O20 Grand av; modern except heat;
seven rooms; shed and storeroom.
$1S.00-1O1S e 21st st; eight rooms; city water,
cistern, well, barn. Arranged for two fami-
lies.
SIT .00-25a6 Stevens; seven rooms; city water.
$1250-2S04 18th av s; six rooms; city water,
sewer.
FLATS FOR RENT.
$37 .00-63 Lyndale N; steam heated all mod
). ern six rooms, hardwood floors.
1881. 00-S29 E 18th st; fat Of six rooms; steam
heat; all modern
modern except heat. Two new fats
SIS. 5O-11O w 14th st; four rooms, modern ex-
cept heat; first floor. f.-~
$7.00-390O Stevens av; city water, well; second
s7.oo-s41 F 22d st; three rooms; city water;
BARNS FOR RENT.
$50. o0-91S Sd av s.: city water.
So. 0U-2421 10th av S.
S300-732 18th st,
STORES FOR RENT. "
$50. OO-729 10th st S. city water.
$11. O0-1S17 Franklin av; city water, gas.
$10.00-71a e 26th set; city water.
6O0-6O3 University Sc; barber shop.
$lo.oo--3657 Emerson av N; fine place FOL
butcher shop.
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0PP0R TuNITIES
In the Rainy River District Of Min.
nesota and Ontario.
HON ESTEADS.

HOMESTEADS.
There are thousands of free homesteads,
with rich soil and valuable timber, still
vacant for homeseekers.
STONE AND TIMBER CLAIMS.
Buying government timber lands at $3.50
per acre is positively the best land in
vestment.
kOOCHlCHING FALLS INVESTMENTS.
Dollars for Dimes" are easily made ON
centrally located real estate at Koochi-
ching Falls, naturally the greatest manu-
featuring and flour milling point in the
GREAT NORTHWEST.
FORT FRANCES.
Fort Frances, the biggest town ut
Koochiching Falls and the coming indus
trial center for the great Canadian North
west, is on the main line of the Canadian
Northern Ry. system, the Canadian Ter
ninal Of the D. v. & R. I. Ry. Co., M.
s. L Ry. Co. and I. L. Ry. Co.; and Ter
minus Of the following steamboat lines:
Rainy Lake Nav. Co., Rainy River Nav.
Co. and the Northern MINI. Nav. Co.
TOWN LOTS AND LANDS IN THE
kOOCHlcHlNG DISTRICT.
Our locating and real estate operations
in this district are larger than all others
combined; we are therefore best able to
secure Ground Floor investments. OPP
portunities at Koochiching Falls and
Rainy River District are uneQualed. We
invite correspondence regarding oppor-
tunities at this point.
GREAT SNAPS IN LOTS.
SPECIAL FOR FEBRUARY AT
FORT FRANCES.
Forty lots. ~ blocks from Koochichins
Falls, 23s blocks from Rainy River. up
from the falls, on the main business
streets, right in the business center;
worth ten times the present price within
short time
There are no other business lots on yale
| within the town proper or within III
miles from the falls.
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McGRoRY,
TEMPLE COURT.
FOR RENT.
H0ITSES

FOR RENT.
HOUSES.
100 z oath st-15 rooms, thoroughly modern S76
1929 f 5oGE, $40 go rooms modern hardwood
1920 Laurel saT-1o rooms. modern except heat
1907 Park VS. rooms, thoroughly modern. $685.
244o Harriet Tltu avs Us rr99oms modern, hardwood
3137 Portland av-9 rooms, modern. barn. $50.
3105 Columbus aV-10 rooms modern, barn. $50.
2213 Chicago avs rooms. modern. new fur
sos " 92d st-s rooms. modern barn, $50.
914S Hennepin avs rooms. modern, hardwood
-, floors, hot water heating plant, $50.
gig S76a st n az sESs rooms modern So sso
301 82d SIS rooms. modern except heat, S25.
2l1o LSg gs av NJ rooms thoroughly modern,
242o Garfield av-1o rooms modern, s25.
soos Colfax az SIS rooms, modern, except
15 Florence Court-1o rooms. modern s2s.
17o9 HAWTHORN avg rooms, modern except
271s First a, SIS rooms. modern except
STEAM HEATED FLATS.
rooms and very asksactive.
1909 Stevens av-Flat D, second floor. 6
rooms, S33.
FLATS NOT HEATED.
1913 10th st S-Second floor, rooms, thoroughly
modern, hot water heating plant, $50.
Water, gas, new and in fne order, ST. 56
2O1T Clinton ay-Second floor, same as next
Cali at our Office for complete list of houses
the city.
List your property with us for rent We
can get Ge ooR sena BRo fSF 0GaA WRFpsREty
Bill Nicollst Avenue
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ARE PAYING
TOO MUCH RENT

This may have occurred to you long
ago, but you did not know how to rem
edy it. If you will confer with Nc
Grory, the rental expert, 612 Temple
Court. he will get you a better loca-
ton. Phone Main 3516-L-1.
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FOR RENT


Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
ao2 w GRANT ST, ALL MODERN STEAM
heated 1uroom house, sos winter 500 summer
3l7 Oak Grove st, ii rooms, modern. 900.
APO Ridgewood av, rooms, modern, $35.
900 Forest av. rooms, modern, $35.
1121 4th st Sc, 10 rooms, modern, $50.
1920 I'd ay s, IL rooms, barn, SIT 80.
803 22d st, rooms. bath, $la;3O
43 Highland nv, rooms, modern, S25.
1920 Nicollet ay, 10 rooms, modern, $50.
353 Franklin av. rooms, MODERN $2I 80.
525 Sd av Sc, rooms, bath, $225O.
go 9th st S, 9 rooms, city water, $780,
GEORGE ODLUM. 300 Phoenix Building.
o o 10000 o o 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0
o 2sas PORTLAND Av. EIaHT-RooM MOD o
o ern house; location speaks for itself; o
10 good barn. Secure our rental list before o
% renting o
10 DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT CO.. o
10 III South 4th st. O
FOR sALE-FURNITURE OF FOUR ROOMS
two bedrooms, dining room and parlor; bed
room suits, tables, chairs, rockers, carpets on
all floors and in hall, one range, two gas
stoves. two heaters, etc. too numerous to men
for rent. Two rerented for the amount you
have to pay for ALL Call Sunday afternoon,
1:SO to $3.50, or any evening after e. AZ
Western ay.
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. CASH IN ANY AMOUNT. :
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H0UsnHq Fi2N ESkS11uhD'
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
without removal, for the longest time and on
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idential. - :,
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BUYERS OF REAL ESTATE OR BUILDERS
OF houses desiring loan to complete pur.
obtain lowest rates, best privileges, favorable
ana Eq BRos snswss 81 GRpK9K s.
Interest rates from 4 IA to 8 per cent.
MONEY LOANED sALARIED PEOPLE, RE.
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security. Largest business in 4s prin
cipal cities. Tolman 500 New York Life bldg.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS PER CENT FOR
per cent on book accounts Minnesota Title
Insurance and Trust Co. Capital $3.50, 900
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY ON HAND FOR BUILD
delay. q. D: Brown, 73s Lumber Exchange.
&. D. CONE & CO., SIT Guaranty bldg, have on
$1,000. $4,000. $4,000. $4,000: lowest rates.
WANTED = $1,000 ON 20 ACRES OF LAND
near Lake Harriet Will pay per cent from
private party. 6511, Journal. 2
MONEY TO LOAN EASY TERMS; Low
| rates. David Z. Jones s. Co.. Bank Commerce.
NoRTGAGE LOANs-Rates low; any sums; nc
delay. See us sure. Gale & Co., N. Y. Life
MONEY TO LOAN At LOWEST RATES; No
| delay. Thayer s. Gale. 213 n. Y. Life bldg
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE
| securities. w. II. Gould, 405 Boston block
MONEY TO LOAN UPON CITY AND FARM
| property. Barnes Bros. 200 Oneida block.
MONEY 70 LOAN. J. A. JOHNSON, 20s BANI
| of Commerce, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-13

When the location is considered and
the amount Of money you have in
vested, when measured with the bust
ness you do, there is no doubt but
what you are paying too much rent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-13
RESIDENCES, COTTAGES, ROOMS.

CONFECTIONERY AND ROOMS; good
place for small business ............. 1900
BAKERY AND ROOMS. for small business
only 10. 90
If you want stores or spaces In the business
center, buildings, factories houses or flats
In any. part Of the city, leave your name at
my office.