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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-21
DOUBLE HEADER TO BE
PLAYED 1T Y. N. c. h

double-header basketball game between
the Manual Training High School and the
Piqua, o., fives and the Shortridge and
Charlottesville teams will be played in the
Local Y. NJ. c. A. on Saturday night. Feb
s. The Piqua team claims the champion
ship OF Ohio and has lost but one game this
season. The Charlottesville High School
team has wealth of speedy players to
draw from, and both games will doubtless
be holly contested. This will be after the
close of the present City League series but
the players of the two local teams will
practice daily TO keep i'm shape.
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GIPE IN THE PRACTICE
WITH SHORTRIDGE FIVE
He Infused More Spirit Into the
Players than They Have
Shown Recently.

The members of the Shortridge basketball
squad got together" in earnest yesterday
and the result was that the best practice
of the season was held in the Y. NJ c. A
gymnasium. Every member of the first
and second teams worked hard and the
general play showed a grea: improvement.
Captain Walter Gipe mas made I'D his
studies and was back in the game. The
return OF Captain Gipe seemed TO infuse
more spirit into the players than they
have shown for some time The Shortridge
team will undoubtedly win from Butler on
next Saturday night if IL plays with the
same vim as shown yesterday afternoon
The teams lined up as follows
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan. 2O.-Fast work
by Murphy and Moran won the game for
Logansport tonight. the Sycamores losing.
10 g. Much rough work was INDUCED in,
and three fouls made by the Logans cost
them a goal, one of the seven being can
celed. Devlin and Mennard nearly came to
blows in the second period, but Murphy
separated them. Lafayette played listless-
ly and seemed in a daze. This was the
third game this week for the locals. Line
up and summary:
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CELEBRATED JOCKEY
1T WEST BADEN SPRINGS
Winnie O'Connor Says He VIII
Return to France to Finish
His Contract.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.


WEST BADEN, Ind, Jan. 20.-Winnie
O'Connor. the celebrated jockey. is at West
Baden springs for three weeks stay. He
is accompanied by his father. He will re-
turn to France on Feb. % to finish the bal
ance of his three years contract over there
He brought home with him in November
about SIS, 900 in salary. presents and what
he received from riding outside mounts.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-21
ELWOOD FRANCHISE
MAY BE TRANSFERRED
special 70 the 1ndtanapolis journal.

RICHMOND. Ind. Jan. 2O.-It was re-
ported here tonight that the Elwood fran
chise in the Western Polo League may be
transferred, owing TO the patronage not
being as heavy il is thought it should be.
II Is understood that Jacob Miders and
others, OF Hamilton o., would be glad to
make offer for the franchise, but are
handicapped because Hamilton has no
building suitable for the sport
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League Games Tonight.

The following games are scheduled in the
Commercial Bowling League for tonight:
News VS.. Kingans. Pastime alleys. / and .
Burford Reliable. Marion alleys. 1 and 2
Kahns VS.. Eagles. .Pastime alleys, and 4
MarOtt vs.. Whens. Marion alleys. 3 and 4
Pettis VS.. Laurie. 80. Pastime alleys. ) and 6
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Although the regular team has not won
many games this season, it has at least
and formed a good squad for next year
Next season a regular coach will be secured
and an effort will be made TO obtain some
out-of- town games. If these plans are car
ried out the girls will ask for a certain
kind of a basketball NJ by which they may
be known.
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VI. T. II. S. GIRLS TEAM
WILL PLAY List GAME

squad of the Manual Training High School
will play what will probably be their last
game this year at the German House this
afternoon. The girls of the squad will
be divided as evenly as possible and an ex-
citing contest is expected. The lineup will
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OImstead Goe, 90 CoIumbus.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. ian. 2O-President
Grillo. of the American Baseball Associa-
ton, has awarded Pitcher Olmstead, of last
years Peoria Western League and Mil
waukee American Association teams, to Co
lumbus. Milwaukee having withdrawn all
claims.
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LONG OVERTIME IN THE
FORT WAYNE CONTEST

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 20.-Fort
Wayne won the prettiest and most exciting
game OF the season here from Terre Haute
tonight. At the end of six minutes and
twenty-nine seconds overtime play the score
was to 5. The game was always in doubt
The work of Sutton in front of Fort Wayne
cage was fine. Canavan and Hadley also
played ball. Lineup and summary:
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Toreadors VIII Play Room II.

The Toreadors June 'OD. the athletic club
Of the Manual Training High School, will
play a game of basketball with a pickesl
team from Room Il this afternoon AT th.
Y. NJ. G. A. This frat" has not had much
practice and because Of this fact has lost
the majority of its games. but to-day il ex-
poets TO cleanup" The lineup of the
teams will be:
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MURPHY ASSUMES ROLE
OF REAL PEACEMAKER
Logansport Player Prevented Dew
lin and Mennard Coming
to Blows.
SYCAMORES IN A DAZE
They Played Listlessly and Lo-
ganspOrt Had Little Trouble
Winning.
Central League Standing.
Last Nights Scores

Last Nights Scores
Fort Wayne, s: Terre Haute. 5.
LOgansport, s; Lafayette, 3.
Games Night
Kokomo at Logansport.
Terre Haute at Danville.
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Palmer, at center for the team, did the
best work in practice. Hezlep Clark played
guard on the second team and made a
good showing.
The Shortrdge girls basketball team will
play the nVe from the Kokomo High School
at kokomo next Saturday afternoon. A
school will accompany the team TO Koko-
mo.
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DEFENSE WAS SUPERB
Quakers Made Lightning Finish,
but Could Not Overcome
the Lead.
Western League Standing.
Last Nights Games
Marion. 5; Richmond, 2.
-Games Tonight
indianapolis at Marion.
Anderson at Muncie.

Special 70 the indianapolis journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 2O.-Richmond
narrowly escaped a shutout on her own
floor tonight. the Quakers not being able
TO score until the third period was well adj
vanced. while Marion had piled up five.
The visitors had the best Of the contest in
every way outplaying the locals. Their de-
Tense was superb and they struck such
fast gait that they had possession OF the
ball most Of the time. Richmond made the
usual lightning finish. but could not over
come Marion's big lead. Houghton relieved
Cunningham and Mansfield at different
times. Lineup and summary:
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Kentucky to Have New Capitol.

FRANKFORT. Ky, Jan. 2O.-The House
to-day, by a vote of 81 to 1, passed a bill
appropriating 100000 for a new State
Capitol building.
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Score-Marion, 5; Richmond 2. Stops
Jessup, 80; Burgess. 80. FOuls-Dougherty,
Cameron, Jean. Attendance-2,5OO. Referee
Moran.
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Jason. Fort Wayne. jason. b:ZJ
Score-Fort Wayne, 6; Terre Haute, 5.
Stops-Sutton, As: Harper. 81. Fouls-Ley-
don, McGrath, Wood. Hipson, Attendance
695 Referee-Kilgara-
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Score-Lafayette, 3: Logansport, g. Fouls
Wiley, Berry, Mennard, 2. Stops-Tibbitts,
81; Berry, q. Referee-Caley. Attendance
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State of Indiana, Office OF Auditor OF State.
/, the undersigned. auditor OF state OF the
State of Indiana, hereby. certify that the
above is a correct copy of the statement OF
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3lst day OF December, 1903. as
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now on file in
this office
In testimony whereof l hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my off,
[SEAL.l cial seal this 10Th day OF January,
1904
D. Z. SHERRICK. Auditor of State.
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LIABILITIES.
state of Indiana. Office of Auditor of State

State of Indiana. Office OF Auditor OF State.
/. the undersigned. auditor OF state of the
State OF Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement OF
the condition Of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 31st day OF December. 1903. as
shown by the original statement. aud that
the said original statement is now on file In
this office.
In testimony whereof l hereunto sab
scribe my name and affix my off,
[SEAL.l cial seal this 10th day OF January.
1904
y. L. SHERRICK- Auditor OF State.
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Copy of Statement of the Condition
OF THE
PHOENIX
Insurance Go.
Of Hartford, Conn.,,
On the 3lst day of December, 1908

1t is located at No. 81 Pearl street.
Hartford. Conn.
D. w. C. SKILTON, President
EDw. AIILLIGAN, Secretary.
The amount of its capital is.........s 81 600. Ooo
The amount of IT'S capital paid up is 100000
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The amount of its capital. author
lZeQ .Sl.VtOsvtV
The amount of its capital paid up is. 10000
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Copy of Statement of th. Condition
OF THE
National Union
Fire Insurance CO.
On the 3lst day of December, 1903
1t is located at No. 4O1 Wood street.
Pittsburg, Pa.

JAMES H. WILCOX. President.
Z. L. COLE, Secretary.
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Poultry Raisers.
Home Builders.

IL E. us - 81 ..s . ~ - B.
Did you know that the ideal spot for
fruit growing, poultry raising, gardening
and the making Of beautiful homes, is IN
Stanilaus county, California, where climate
where water is abundant and where one of
the best irrigating systems exists, to be
found in the state Of California? :,
Having control Of fine block doe Of. Of land
tention to the advantages OF an invest
ment there. This land is located only 120
miles from San Francisco, and in well
farms are numerous and farmers prosper
GUS. 1t Is now ready for the planting of
orchards and other methods of cultivation.
This locality is the natural home of de-
ciduous fruits of all kinds, apples, peaches,
ance, while the Citrus US fruits. oranges,
lemons and lines also prosper. ~ -.-
If you are looking for a home in some
sunny cline, where you may reap the re-
wards Of your labor and get the best
there is In life, why not look this PROPOSE
ton up? If you are tired of long, cold
winters, bliZZards aud cyclones, why not go
to California. where these things are un-
heard of? If you are fond of fruits. flow
ers and genial climate, why not visit one
of natures garden spots, where the all
year around climate is superb and where
you can live in contentment and peace the
remainder of your days?
In this locality you will be in close touch
with tine markets, schools, churches and
good society, and have all of the ad-
vantages OF both country and cit life. 1t
a home and five here. A man { moderate
means can buy piece of land, build him
self home, set out his fruit and begin to
live. Thousands of people are visiting
homes there and in few years the best
bargains will have been taken. =.
It will pay you to investigate this. It
will pay you to go and see it. 1t will pay
you to buy some of it. If you will write
me OF come and see me 1 will gladly give
you further particulars. i -
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Maxwell & Co.,
The Busy Brokers.
Oils New York Life.

9 R { : Rooms, a. AL noDEha' 9
nj soSw eas sear pr0n' 1V eaen
Q furnished country hotel in this state: coun- o
Q roads 70 shows net profit $3.50 month. $4,000 0
0 HotelL7o rooms, all modern. finely fur
Ing todsy sa aoo month; only 81 hotel 'so0o
9 the above don't suit; tell U.S., exactly s
o 49,, J, 11S Kasota Building. o
o % o 0 o oHn Q Q
/ AM A PRACTICAL MINING MAN. WITH 10
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%as 5s :Sss # Ell ssas Non
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money and it will help me too; every cent Will
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ticulars call or address Frank Thomas, New
York Life building, Minneapolis. Mimi.
of merchandise; also lands and cash and
exchange for land. $4,000 fat building and
livery stock in city of 1000 to exchange for
good farm 200 houses in city to sell on
easy terms or monthly payments: Our Co
make quick deals List your property with
us If you want quick action and fair treat
ment Kjedson All 7th av S.
- ooa 49, :;
$S,Vgo ANHGAL INCOME GuAhANIEED; GAP-
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sTUTSMAN COUNTY, N. D., CASH BARGAINS.
VIZ section 21-199-65 near Windsor $40 per
NV Il section 2s-13965, near Windsor, $40
per acre.
- so
NE section 1 1ss 10. half mile from Crystal
Springs. Sc per acre.
SIa section 11-139-7O. 40 rods from Crystal
Sp .ings, IS PEI acre =
s11l section 17-141-eo north Of Medina, $4.5o
per acre. Y ~
e. Wheelock & Wheelock.
q Waldorf Block. Fargo, N. D. =
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, o o o o o o
EAUDERDALE co. & SLOANE, s55 TEMPLE
Court, offer McMunn's residence, No. 3431 Col
fax av n, for sale at $500. This is cosy
home; owners leaving city. Call and see It,
Cali at BIS Thomas NJ on G. Stlbaugh,
and homes built by Lauderdale Co. u
Sloane; several styles, new and finished In
payments, or we will build you another one
TO order, if you don't want too much. Why
pay rent? =,
We are anxious to sell 2519 Emerson N.
which Is a business center. You can put up
9 small store in front and do business there
right away. VIII give you liberal terms The
house there new has 7 rooms, barn and city
water.
and modern except heat.
81, OOO-No. 1888 Logan N. 3 rooms flu
ished can be finished upstairs; good cellar,
i cistern and foundation. $500 cash down.
HOUSES AT Low PRICES.
S4,OOG-An eightrOom house in the Sunny
side section with full lot; house fully mod
ern and built only two years.
81. BOA fine eight-rOOm, all modern house
in Snnnyside, for half cash and mortgage back
at 81 per cent.
$3.2C0-New seven-room cottage. thoroly up
todate and modern. in eighth ward
$5,SOO-Two detached houses on Vine place,
near 18TH lot 66X165. These houses can be
remodeled and made to pay we'll. Make an
offer.
81, 6oo-Nine rooms, all modern house, on
18th st, Park.
S2,500-1eO2-1604 9Th st s.; when put in or
der will rent very well indeed, they bring
$500 per year.
L. J. Janney.
2O3 Oneida Building,
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HHAWEII q GU.
The Busy Brokers.
915 New York Life.

e4O ACRES, NEAR CALGARY, ALBERTA,
Canada frst-class land; mild climate; $3.50
per acre If taken in one lot soon. 1,217 acres
on Rice lake. Barron county, Wisconsin, at
$3.50 per acre for entire tract; good land and
the price IS less than usual market price.
We have many wellimproved farms, large and
small also unimproved lands in Minnesota:
Dakotas and Canada, at right prices. viii
call special attention to weli,improyed farm farm
to town of Willow River. which must be sold
at once as owner is sick and must leave the
state; and have reduced the price to SIS per
q acre Acme Realty Co., 1924 Andrus building,
Minneapolis. ''-s ->' -:~ss
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IENNEPIN COUNTY FARMS OFFERED BY 9.
D. Green & Son, Anoka. Mimi: 80 acres only
So zoos fine timber. 154 acres at s$42. well
improved, easy terms. 10 acres all under pillow
at 500. 40 acres, finest i'll the country at
$50; very easy terms. so acres, finely i'm
proved, at $4,000. 40 acres at $4,000. TIA
acres at SAL, fine buildings. These farms are
within driving distance of Minneapolis with
100000 people to feed; in a thickly settled dis
trict, where. best of soil and roads, make
farming pleasure. Farmers. enjoy the priv
leges Of Minneapolis and will be reached by
electric roads soon. Write US quick
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Farm Lands.
Q STONE AND TIMBER ACT COMES UP
o TODAY

} o 0 o 0 o o o o o o 0 o o
STONE AND TIMBER ACT COMES UP .
News-Tribune Bureau q
} Postal Building, o
Represehtativ e 1oste ss o who represents
, Minnesota on the public lands committee, Q
} stated this evening that the committee Q
, would take up the bill for the repeal Of 9
} the timber and stone act and the commu- G
, tation clause in the homestead law tomor G
, row. If the bin is favorably reported to G
D the house it will be passed before the ad- {
D journment for the Christmas holidays. {
. F. ]. Carmody. {
0 There is yet time to select 100 acres
o f1st-growth marketable timber at $3.50 (
0 per acre, regardless Of value. No residence
o or improvements required We have cruised
o and estimated II Al claims in northern
o Minnesota with from one-third to three
0 fourths million feet of marketable saw
o timber, mostly pine We guarantee our
0 estimates to be accurate and correct. We
0 Ats and send experienced cruisers with
o you. The whole cost Of buying 100 acres of
o this very valuable timber land from the
0 United States governmtnt will not exceed
0 5000. We will be pleased to furnish
0 copy Of estimates upon application and :
o give detailed explanation Of timber, land,
etc. Thousands Of acres Of cutover land
O are sold daily at from Sc to SIS per acre,
o after the lumber companies have taken
o thousands of dollars worth Of timber from
o each quarter section It is worth your
while to call on us at once.
O U. S. Homestead Land Co..
o 3O2 Nicollet Az. -.-
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IMPROVED HOMESTEAD

IMPROVED HOMESTEAD.
s. Douglas county, Wisconsin. 100 acres; go
acres solid hardwood, the balance open, with
some scattering as pine a good log house, 1s g.
river runs /, rough one forty andsis within 4
mile Of fine lake. This district is well set
tied with prosperous farmers This quarter
section of land is situated within seven miles
of three railroad towns. This is worth your
while to look up. Owner must sell; S275
will take 1t.
u. S. Homestead Land Co. ~
3O2 Nicollet ay, Minneapolis.
SO ACRES OF FINE HARDWOOD LAND, WITH
in one mile of Blackduck sta tion on NJ. & !.
$40 per month, will soon be worth $50 per acre
40, so Or 1850 acres No. i clay land, in 1929,
Cass county, Mimi fine lakes, abundance of
one. Smith Bros. Ito Temple Court
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-UuinnroVed.


ssoo-LoT ON ALDR1CH Av NEAR s5th; EAST
front; if taken this week.
$475 buys two lots 10th ay S, with sewer,
water and gas in; east front.
$50 Each-Lots on 9th s; S. down and SIS
month.
500 each for lots in Linden Hills; easy terms.
$3.50 Each-I4ots near Lake Harriet and two
blocks from line.
$175-Nice high lot on S2d av and Dupont N.
$250--Fine lots Oh Lyndale and 43d. Have city
water; two blocks to car; easy terms.
$3OO-Fine lot A feet, on 9th and Oliver;
city water; stone walks; easy terms.
se25-Ftne lots or Lyndale near 2sth st. -.
$3.50 Each-Nice lots on Bryant av near 95th;
city water; stone walks; easy terms. .r
$3.50 Each--Nice lots on Penn av N near Stb;
all improvements.
$975-Cheapest so feet for the location in Cottage
City.
$40O-Nice lot on Portland
$476 buys lot Colfax near 32d st.
$575-Another on Colfax av inside of 32d st.
$500 buys 90 feet in Lake of the Isles addition.
$1,150-Fine lot on Lake of the Isles boulevard,
g.. 60x14S; gas water and sewer.
81, 500-Cheapest lot on Lowry Hill.
Houses and lots in all parts of the city, all
prices
G. & G., s15 Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
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STOCK OF MERCHANDISE FOR SALE, CON.
sisting of dry goods groceries, boots and
Donr business 81
year. Rent $25 per month. Must sell by
Jan. 1. Owners cannot attend to 1t. For
particulars, address $3.50, Journal.
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IF YOU CANNOT RAISE ALL THE MONEY,
we will help you out any deal we make.
80 rooms. European hotel; books open to In
spection; it is clearing $4,000 year; 81 900
down. Dandy 1S-room transient hotel. making
big money; $3.50 handles it. IA on
Hennepin av; nice furniture; cheap rent; can
be bought with small payment down Owner
out of the city. Ellis Investment Co.; 613
Globe building.
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o O o o O. % o O. o o
CUBAN LANDS
In the finest and best part of the :sland o
Of Cuba, from which annual re- rs or o
, $500 per acre and more may b~ realized o
with little money and some labor. All o
kinds Of mitropical fruits, well as o
garden vegetables, grow to perfection. o
, Healthful climate No poisonous insects o
, or reptiles. A rich country and most o
} desirable place for home. Will soon Q
, become the great winter resort for north Q
, ern people. Don't fail to look this up. A o
, fine American colony is going in now. Q
D Write for particulars to
. .- Franklin Benner, .s .-,,,p G
500 Bank Of Commerce Building. q
0 o o o
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sTRoNG & .cAMpBELL.

215 New York Life.
A few of their many bargains in farms
and lands: so acres, improved, 20 acres
wood. land level, good soil and buildings;
So 900. part cash. 240 acres Polk county.
wisconsin. unimproved; good roads, near
school and church; $500 160 acres, Stevens
county, Minnesota, ,eeu imrfDved: $40 per
acre 100 acres. Carlton county; SO per
acre easy terms. $50 acres hardwood and
cedar land. 100 acres, Clay county, Mime
sofa; $24 per acre.
For other good bargains see
Strong * Campbell,
~ 215 New York Life, Minneapolis.
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$40 WEEKLY INCOME ASSURED RIGHT MAN
investing $500 cash In our advertising depart
ment Our connections are with best adyertis-
Using concerns We exploit our own lines, as
we control and market entire outputs. Appli-
ecants given courteous treatment, but prefer
only those having ability, funds and Judgment.
League tincorporated), selling specialists. Min
neapOlis.
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SACRIFICE.
155 acres with fine stock and new machin-
cry, near Minneapolis. only 500 Ter acre. See
my display ad in this issue for particulars.
y. M. Dayics,s 500 Phoenix.
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LEARN THE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
business we teach it*by mail: make $1,000
to SIS, coo yearly. We start you In business for
yourself. Write for particulars. Pioneer
Real Estate Co.. Pioneer Press building. 81
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BARGAIN-wANTED. TO SELL
or lease half interest in one of the best county
seat papers in the Red River valley, Mtnne-
sotn: must be practical newspaper man. cap
able of taking entire charge. Address 3499,