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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER,

406 Temple Court.
81 800 for this strictly modern eight-room house,
finished in select, highly polished hardwood
one OF the best hot water heating plants, gas
fixtures, window shades, storm windows,
screens sore finest Of open nickel plumbing, good
east front lot. 45x165 to 2O-foot alley; elegant
Iha9e e4FG gutter ever tS gas
QUILT for home only short time ago; the
owner is obliged to leave the state only two
Blalsdells addition; this Is one of the rare
s2S I 65omSew up-to-date business block pays
II per cent net and is sure to increase: first
time offered and may never be again, as such
rare bargains are seldom offered.
home, finished in the finest highly polished
hardwood and hardwood floors combination
heating plant; storm sash and screens; electric
th;ermostat watermeter, loaded and plate glass
windows; In fact. one of the most complete,
Weli-built up,to-date homes in the city; all on
nice east front corner lot, 9ox120 to alley;
very nice shade trees; small barn; the location
an Complete x Veil bur- '0f home, in in
5000 takes this sweet little home Of four rooms,
barn o ehickenG3op cellar good we'll and pump
mana nan car line; good title; this bargain good for
~, 5OO-GOod new, up-to-date. five family apart
meat house; five nice rooms in each apartment
good hot water heating plant for each apart
ern; hardwood finish and floors throughout;
s storm windows and screens complete: rents
Sil0 per month; no lolbt is too low and could
easily be raised; located in the very nice part
or the eighth ward. This can't be beat; inside
or 18th st; first time offered.
Sz9oo-Look at No. 1929 Oakland av This is a
very nice all-modern home except the furnace
Is not in, but the house is all pped for it. Re-
member this Is hardwood finish downstairs
everything In the finest condition.; gas fixtures
window shades, storm sash, screens, attic
foored fine lawn; large lot, 45x120 to alley
rear yard all fenced Occupants will show YOU
through
S1,5oo-Look at 1901 14th av s. Five-roon
house and barn, good cellar and WE'LL three
nice lots; everything in frst-cass condition. II
You want neat, complete home, with tire,
nice lots. then don't delay, but this bargain
at once.
81; 300 for two good slx-room houses; good we'll
large woodsheds fine large lot; eacn hous.
rents for $13 per month; all In good repair
This Is one of the best bargains on 18th ay
26th st.
$1,O5O-First time offered. Six-room house; city
water, storm windows and screens; rent ST.:
per month; never vacant; good lot; near Lake
st and Pillsbury This pays almost 10 pei
cent.
Bee Paul Beuhler before you buy, for fine, new
up-to-date homes in any part Of the city, at al
prices. Ii you wish to make quick sale, O
borrow call m
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BOXING

Willie Fitzgerald of Brooklyn Knocked out
Otto Sieloff of Chicago last night in the seventh
round of what to have been ten-round bout.
Four-ounce gloves Wee used.
Apparently there is hitch in the arrange
ments of the fight between Battling Nelson and
Jimmy Britt, scheduled to be decided at the
Yosemite Athletic club Dec. 20.
The. principals were to have met to decide
upon referee yesterday, but formal meet
ing took place.. the principals evidently think
ing that because Graney had retired and Roche
was the only one left that Ro,he would unques-
tionably be the arbiter of the fight:
Ted Murphy, who is taking charge of Nelson's
affairs. has heard that Britt will demand clean
breakaways. So when he met Coffroth, Britt s
manager last night he asked about it.. Coff-
roth replied that the fight, according to the
articles, would be according to the Marquis OF
Queensberry rules. 81, = 80 1872. -. -
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SHOOTING

Charles H. Laird, one of the most expert rifle
shots in the United States, died at his home here
yesterday of paralysis. In addition to being d
member of tie rifle team Of the District of Co.
lumbia militia, Mr.. Laird was q member of the
national rifle team which went to Dublin, Ire
land, in 1880 to shoot against the Irish team.
The team won, Laird scoring thirteen consecutive
bullseyes In 1879 he won the Wimbledon cup,
in New York, which gave. him the title of inter
national champion. He also holder Of the
famous Cuttings trophy.
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BILLIARDS

Campbell defeated Logan in the amateur cham
pionshfp billiard play last night The score was
2OO-159. Huyck and Fremont play tonight. Last
nights score by INNINGS was as follows
O., /, O, %, IL, Ii. j., 9, Q, /, o, Is, e.
8, Q. 0. 5, 1, 2, O. T. Z. Total, 200; average
4 so; h1gn run, 20. :. sI-t--. 81 H.
3, s 8, II e 8, 3, ., i. i, o. &c. g. F. F.
8, 10, 3, 0, 1; total, 159; average, 1886; high
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SKATING

The Canadian Amateur Skating association has
decided to hold the Canadian championship in
Montreal Feb. T. 1t was also determined to
Skating association by which the international
CHAMPIONSHIPS We're decided in Canada and the
United States in alternate years. .,
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FINANCIAL.
THE MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
The Old Home Company.
! n Established 1880.

Loans
60 salaried persons holding permanent posi-
lions. without indcrser or security except your
own name. Our rates are and always have
been the lowest. Small or large payments, to
suit the borrower. Weekly or monthly. with
ON or before privileges. thus stopping all In
terest. ..-
On furniture, pianos, horses wagons etc.
without removal from your possession. Our
record and reputation for % years tnsures
honorable and confidential dealing to all.
= Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
g.@.s 800 Bank of Commerce Building. Fl
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Go to the International Cafe, 25-27
Fifth street S, for American and Chi
nese cooking. Excellent food, good SER
vice, pleasant surroundings.
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PERSONAL

EVERY LADY WHO IS TROUBLED WITH SUI
perhuous hair on the sface, arms and neck
should use Hair II h-Faee. : The only harmless
Also new methods In facial work, .manicuring
and shalnpooing. See Hair -E-Face demon
strated by Mrs. f. A. Swart suit no. Nicollet
TEETH, TEETH PAINLESS DENTISTRY,
best materials, expert workmanship guaran-
tsed; gold and porcelain 20 crowns, IS and So;
secure 5 per cent discount on these prices.
Harvard Dental Offices, 326 Nicollet ay.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver Spokane and Pacific
possible rates Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer and Storage osrS46 80 st s..
+. : - : FEMALE DISEASE CURED.
Ds ~espsi Write he doctor
room ao6 Globe b ya1 Minneapolis. MINI
INTERESTING INFORMATION CONCERNING
struments; must be sold regardless Of cost.
Come and be convinced. Wolfson's Loan Office.
10S Washington av S. f..gN F
DANCING ACADEMY 425 MRS; BENTsoN's.
evening class followed by informal; private
lessons by appointment. Phone Main 30s7 J.
ALASKA SEAL. GARMENTS, BEST QUALITY,
est styles fur scarfs in fine furs at low prices.
Hubachek, furrier, 302 Ncollet av, suite $50.
DANCING GLASSES MONDAY AND FRIDAY
evenings with social following: buck and wing
and private by appointment. Holcombs Acad-
envy, AZ 4th st s, third floor zs
FOR CHRIsTMAs-HAIRa CHAINS FOR GEN.
tlemen Of ladies' hair. Hair switches, wigs,
toupees Brahls Hair Bazaar, 400 Nicollet.
Mail orders filed. = -. -. .......<7.
FINCH's GLASSES. o. F. HALL, CENTRAL
av and 4th st. Saturdays, 2 and s pm.
evenings 10 lessons, gentlemen ST. ladies So;
afternoons, $3.50, 80 al, -. =.
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO BOUGHT THE
diamond ring at saloon NO. 81 Hennepin av
Nov. IA, please call at that place at once? I'm
INTELLIGENT AMERICAN WIDOW, HAND
some and worth 100000, wants good. honest
husband. Address Aetna, Cneonta bldg, Chgo
L. P. CARRINGToN TAILOR, MAKES A sPE.
| cialty of $25 suits and overcoats. Bank OF
! Minneapolis building, corner Nicollet and 3d.
DR.. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST, DIS.
| eases Of women; 4O7 Nieollet; phone, Main 65s
J2; office hours, 1 to pm. Consultation free
DISEASES OF WOMEN, CONSULTATION FREE
| Private home. DR.. B.; T. Allen, 62Oh Nicol
let, suite 2O3. Open evenings. TIC. phone 400
PERsONAL-SENT WORD ON TIME: NO IN
| vestigation; can't take children to city. SET
Johnson if possible; will write soon. Sam.
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR MoLEs, WARTS AM
| Anna NJ. Griswod, POT Medical block
GUARANTEED TO CURE ECZEMA AND DIS
eases Of various kinds; both sexes Mrs. KATE
| Johnson, 81 7th st S.
THE VIOLET RAY, THE LIGHT THAT MAKES
your picture at night. Corner Washington ant
Nicollet avs. -
CoRNs EXTRACTED, 25c. INVERTED NAILS
| and bunions treated DR.. Collier h15 Mic. av
7. II. BLY,, M D., SPECIALIST. GOOD HOME
New and complete book. 25c. 412 Nicollet az
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Farm Lands.

sTUTSMAN COUNTY, N. D., CASH BARGAINS.
Wa section 21-139-65, near Windsor, $40 per
acre.
NV n section 2s-13e-65, near Windsor, $40
per
sWA section 10000. near Medina, IS per
acre.
per
M section 1-139-70, half mile from Crystal
Springs. $6 per
81 section 11-139-7o. 40 rods from Crystal
Sp ings, IS per acre.
So section 17-141-6a, north Of Medina, $3.50
per acre.
Wheelock & Wheelock.
q Waldorf Block. Fargo, N. D.
IMPROVED HOMESTEAD.
Douglas county, Wisconsin, 100 acres; 60
solid hardwood, the balance open, with
some scattering pine. good log house, 1sx
2Sh, with 100 rods of fencing. Totogatic
river runs through forty, and is within a
mile of fine lake. This district is we'll 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; $275
will take it.
U. s. Homestead Land Co.
302 Nicollet av, Minnea polls.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

and solicitors s main. Office e2O-O35 Guaranty
/ building Minneapolis, Minn. " SO AcGill build
ing, Washington, d.. C.fSS3s tt5t.5 "a n
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Fl. Two Days Double Stamps.
Double amount green trading stamps,
Friday and Saturday.
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SALARY LOANS.

We Always Give Full Rebate
When Loans paid before due.
.So4-3U3 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings to O..
ARE you LOOKING
TO LOAN a YOU MONEY, O..
loan Porev on IN frnfnrs nonss G bnrses
Gus, etc., without removal from your posses
sion; or on you: plain note. II working on .
You get the full amount asked for and are
at no NPSSE 2aisSs lSHp nd j. %1 de
6ol-2 Globe Bldg, q 4th ct s..
cs Open Monday and Saturday tn nm
SIX months, at good interest, by young man
holding good responsible; position, with large
dress 1868, journal.
WE LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES.
MiNNEAPOLIs -FINANC1A1 CO.
. 40S NEW YORK LIFE BLDG.
MONEY TO LoAN-LoWEsT RATES WITH ON
Curing Sliding also
Thorpe Bros. 2O6 Andrus building.
~ per cent interest; will give one-tenth in
terest in zen centrally located business as bonus
address 29SS, Journal
THREE GILT-EDGE GOLD BONDS, DRAWING
per cent in frst-class investment company
for per cent of their up value. Am leaving
city. $780, Journal.
WE HAVE a LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TC
loan on residence property. Loans accepted
| and closed promptly. Minneapolis Trust Co.
4th st S. $50,
WILL PAY $11 PER SHARE FOR TWIN CITY
| Telephone Co.'S preferred stock. II. L. Nc
| Schroeder, care Swedish-Anlerican Nationa
| bank.
| BUILDING LOANS I MAKE BUILDING
loans so on most desirable -. terms no delay o.
r. D. CONE & CO., SIT Guaranty bldg, have OF
| haad to loan improved property, $1,000
| $1,000. $2.UD0. 5000: lowest rates.
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES BOUGHT
| drus building.
LOANS ON ANYTHING, VERY Low, YOU FIS
TERMS, ETC. sos NORTHWESTERN BLDG
1ST AND I'd real estate mortgages made a
once, private money. Dever, 537 Andrus Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NJ
delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 n. Y. Life bldg.
|
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TAILORING

NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES. CALL AND Sci
J. D. Hinshaw, 627.630 Boston block.
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MEDICAL
MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery; large stock. secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st S. Npls.
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WOOD AND COAL

WOOD AND CoAL-oFF1CE COS UNIVERSITY
ay Sc; yard 9th s and Main st; low prices;
prompt delivery. Thomas HASTINGS Jr., phone
O. 1R161,
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PROFESSIONAL


sUPERFLUOUS HAIR. MoLEs, ETC, PERMA'
77-7S Syndicate Block. Pioneer stand OF the
northwest. Exclusive specialist
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MARKET FUEL Co.,, JOG Sd st S,~opp r. O. We
U handle gas coke ali coal screened; all grades
of wood s2.75 up NV. 1855 M. 7. G.. 1872.
WooD-K, 6. FUEL co., 100 10th ST Sc. NEW
4 yard, low prices; So up, per carload. Phone,
Ia To. 1921. ,assss s%ss3,
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
WHEN YOU HAVE ANY DETECTIVE WORK,
call and see us. We want your business and
will make prices and terms that cannot be
GuL Heated.
Northern Detective Agency,
654 Temple Court.
McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY. 30 KAsoTA
bldg. s. j. McNulty, Mgr. Detective work
III all its branches: References: police head.
quarters. Minnea polls. N. W. phone.
WHEN IN NEED OF EFFICIENT DETECTIVE
services cal on Bakers Detective Agency, 665
Temple Court. Secrecy guaranteed. :
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We Always Give Full Rebate
When Loans are paid before due.
Union Loan Company,
304-3U3 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings to 9.
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FOR WOOD AND COAL, Hay AND GRAIN,
pine wood, $275 up; coal, 1918 up. Nicollet
Feed and Fuel 915 Nicollet Both phones, 1889.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-08-04
The New Game Law.

We are requested to print the
gist of the law for the protection
of game in Ohio, on account of
much misunderstanding existing
as to when the season for shooting
squirrel, quail and rabbits opens.
A copy of the new game law, which
YVES the last bill passed by the legis-
lature has just been completed by
the state printer.
The season for squirrel begins
September 1st. and ends October
18th.
Quail or any Virginia partridge
may be killed between November
10Th. and December 9Th.
Wild ducks may be shot from
September l to December / and
from March / to April 20. except
on Sundays and Mondays.
No person 10 allowed to kill in
one day more than 18 quail or
Virginia partridge or 25 wild ducks.
Rabbits may be hunted from No.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-08-04

Some idea OF the extent and maEni-
sude of the Ohio State Fair may be
gained from the following brief de-
scription of the numerous exhibition
buildings located throughout the splen-
did park grounds amid the many de-
lights Of beauty and harmonious orna-
mentation that has made this fair
famous for It's great completeness and
attractiveness.
West Central Building.
This is very prominent structure,
$50 by 100 feet with an attractive ex-
tension front arranged for a band
music stand or for observation pur.
poses.
The building faces broad lawn and
forms the west center of group Of
seven large structures. This entire
building is devoted to merchandise,
household furnishings, musical instru-
ments, fancy fixtures and demonstra-
tive exhibits.
East Central Building.
This building forms the east center
of the group of buildings and is very
similar in architecture to the cast
central structure In size 1t Is $50 by
100 feet. Within its walls will be found
the exhibits of light delivery vehicles,
automobiles. bicycles, electric motors,
carriage and coach trimmings and
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-08-04

many displays harmonizing with this
department.
Farm Product Building.
This structure is 200 by 100 feet In
size The building is equipped for the
display of the various field and garden
products, with section for the prod
ucts of dairies and cheese factories.
Here will be found grains, seeds and
vegetables Of every variety, arranged
in fine display, with many county col
lective exhibits. Massive cheese ex-
hibits and butter in many forms.
Horticultural Building.
This building is also 200 by 100 feet
and here will be found gorgeous dis
plays Of large ornamental plants from
the best greenhouses of the state;
potted plants beautifully arranged and
profusion of cut flowers and floral
designs, the delight of all. Fruits of
every variety will grace the long lines
of tables, forming the center Of o
picture no artist could paint.
MANUFACTURED Building.
In size this structure Is 200 by 100
feet and is properly equipped for the
display of stoves, ranges and heaters of
every description, for the burning of
different fuels used; steam heaters,
hot water boilers. tanks and stove fur
niture, the latest and best. The depart
ment also includes worked metals,
builders supplies, electric fixtures,
mantels. wooden ware. hardware and
other furnishings.
Vehicle Building.
This building is similar in size and
architectural design to the manufac.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-08-04

Two VERY expensive fires in
Logan, in the past few days, have
opened the eyes of property own
ers as to the water supply and
some other things. In this hot
weather, when people let their hy-
drants run all day and all night,
wasting the water of the wells,
they should have sense enough to
think once, or be made to think,
that it is possible to need that
water very badly in case of fire.
The fire at Hildebrandt' Tuesday
brought out another mistake, and
that is the lack of keeping fire hy-
drants in good repair. The fire
company insists that it is the du-
ty of the Water Works Trustees
to open these hydrants often and
see that they are in working ord
er. 1t is amusing to see citizens
run for oil cans to make hydrants
work in case of fire. There is
some talk of organizing an oil bri-
gade to take cans of oil to fires, to
pour on the rusty hydrants.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-08-04

ed her to proceed on her way home
and he returned to camp.
The next day fewof us went
out to a house where family by
the name of Stone lived and they
told us that they knew the woman
and had seen her pass the day be-
fore and that she was rebel spy.
They also said that IL any of the
boys had accompanied her home
she would have betrayed them to
the rebels.
Time passed on until about the
first of May when we received or
ders to be ready to move on the
third, during all this time old Billy
Sherman had been hard at work get
ting his army in good shape for the
Atlanta Campaign by securing a
good supply of ammunition, rations,
clothing and everything that would
be needed for a euccessful cam
paign from Chattanooga to Allan
ia. On the third of May a great
many of the people who had be-
come acquainted with us and had
treated us so kindly came in to our
camp to bid us good bye with a
"God bless you" and the hope that
the Union may soon be restored
and peace reign through out the
country. About noon we marched
back to Ooltewah where we rejoir
ed the regiment and Brigade and
started for Tunnel Hill on the
Atlanta Campaign.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-08-04
0HIO STATE FAIR AND
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
THE COMING EVENT AT COLUMBUS AUG 20, 80, 81, SEPT.
Description of Fifteen Large Attractive Exhibition
Buildings That Will Be Filled With the Prod
of Skill and Industry.

feet, equipped with massive steam en-
gine and double shafting the entire
length. Here is exhibited farm and
shop machinery of every description
and practical demonstrations are given
Of the different machines.
Center Court Building.
This building, 70 by GO feet, and RS
ing to height above the other build
ings, Is capped with an attractive dome
for light and beauty. 1t connects the
east and west Central Buildings, and
within are the Administrative Head
quarters, where the business OF the
Exposition is transacted
Horse Building.
The great Horse Exposition Build
ing, 332 by 332 feet. is the largest
structure on the grounds. In capacity,
beauty CT architecture and complete
ness of arrangement, it has meyer had
an equal Here is provided show ca.
pacity for 500 head of horses, and
there will be shown animals Of every
improved breed and from the best
stables and breeding farms.
Cattle Building.
No more complete structure could be
provided for the housing and exhibit
tion of cattle. It is 246 by 246 feet In
size and every convenience is at hand
for handling and caring for the anil
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tural building and Is arranged for dis
plays Of carriages, buggies, light coach
es, fancy traps and great variety of
the very finest pleasure vehicles made
No strictly vehicle exposition has ever
excelled in extent or magnificence the
displays that are annually made in this
building. The finest harness and car
riage fittings are also shown.
Woman's Building.
In size 200 by 100 feet and superbly
arranged for the proper display of
woman's work. The display consists
of household fabrics. art needle work,
knitting, decorative art, china paint
ing. domestic baking, etc.
Fine Art Building.
A substantial and handsome struc-
ture. 100 by 80 feet, and devoted ex-
clusively to the display Of the higher
arts. Within its walls will be found
classic exhibition of paintings, draw.
ings. sculpture. modelling. photog
raphy. lithographing. art painting, etc
Machinery Building.
This IL an open structure. 400 by G6