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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
Amona Hills of Arkansas.

To be transported from the strife
of town TO the atmosphere of the hill
country. with its simple. honest people
pursuing their lives of affection and
trust. is in itself refreshment To
hear the singing of the birds and those
other sounds with the farm. to hear and
see all things that flood the memory
with pleasant experiences or excite the
imagination to a realizing sense of the
poetry of common things. is not only
a relief from the cares of the day, but
renewal of the better side of our ma
ture In the realistic melOdrama HUI
man Hearts," the scenes of which are
laid chiefly among the hills of ATkan-
sas. is found power TO charm that is
marvellous. Everything has its pur-
pose and furthers the main intention
of an all absorbing story of love. hate.
injustice and retributiOn. The play
engages the sympathies of the suffer
ings visited on a family of plain. hon
est people, through the unfortunate
marriage of the hero with an adven-
turess whom ne thought 10 reform, but
failed: the temptation of the old life
proving too strong for her. Not only
those two. but all associated with them
suffer by their mistake. The dark side
Of the powerful story is well balanced
by humOr. adroitly introduced and
made a necessary element of the act
ion This play comes Sunday even
ing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
Hoxt.s Hamlet is Next.

Manager r. II. Taylor has arranged
with w. J. Hanley & Co. to have their
Edward y. Hoyt company in Hamlet
appear at the Illinois tomorrow even
ing. 1t is safe to say that a great
majority are conversant with the play
which the student of history and ma
ture never tires of. Hamlet" will
live forever. it is a pleasure 10 witness
a performance of this classic after we
have had so much of the everyday
class of plays. The production and
tour are under the direction of the firm
of w. ]. Hanley e Co, which is a
guarantee Of merit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
SEEKS DAMAGES
FOR LYNCH DEATH
Second Trial of Suit Against
James McEIroy is
Begun.
KILLED WHILE INTOXICATED
Jury Awards Lydia Benson $500 Yer
dict Against Mrs.
Smith.

The second trial of the suit for go
600 damages against James McElroy.
formerly proprietor of the Keystone
saloon on Fifth avenue, growing out
of the death of William Lynch Sept. !.
1900. was begun before jury in the
circuit court yesterday afternoon.
At the first trial the plaintiff. Mrs.
Lynch. failed to prove the death OF her
husband, and verdict favorable TO the
defendant was returned. Now she is
suing in the name of Irwin Lyncn, one
of her children. The husband was
killed by a Burlington train at O'CLOCK
in the evening while crossing through
the railroad yards at Thirty-eighth
street on his way TO his home located
on the north Of the yards
Lynch was intoxicated. and il is al
legged that the liquor that brought about
that condition was sold to him at the
keystone saloon. Mr.. McElrOy has
since retired from the saloon business.
The plaintiff is represented by H.
NJ. McCaskrin. and J. l.. Haas and j.
T Kenworthy appear for the defend
ant
Five Hundred for Hubby's Love.
rive UuUITeu uOlldIS IL AIC 'hluC
placed on the affections of James Gil
lapp TO his former wife. Lydia Benson.
who sued TO recover $4,000 damages
from Mrs. Myra 4. Smith. of Pleasant
VALLEY The verdict. after an hour of
dcliberation by the jury. was returned
TO the clerk of the circuit court at $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The al
legation of the plaintiff was that the
defendant won the love of Gillapp while
he was employed at her home, and that
he no longer provided for her support.
the relations between she and Gillapp
were nothing more than those of en-
ploycr and employe: that she engaged
him as a hired man with the consent
of his wife. with the understanding
that the latter. who was then living in
Rock Island. was later to join her hus-
band and take a house near TO his
work.
Decree for Josephine Thompson.
decree of divorce for Mrs. jose
phinc Thompson from John Thompson
was signed yesterday afternoon by
Judge Gest. The evidence was heard
Oct /. desertiOn being the charge of
the wife. She was also granted the
custody of her minor child. 500 per
month alimony and $50 for solicitors
fees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20

still leads in the chess tournament,
having won one of the six games play
ed thus far. In last nights play Shrad-
er defeated Jaffe, Judd beat Schwelt-
ger, Marshall defeated DIR. ShradeT.
EisenbCrg won from MlOtkOwsky. and
Uedemann and Kemeny played draw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
Bird Center Here roniaht.

Bird Center is at the Illinois to-
night This dramatiZation of Nc
Cutcheon's cartoons is comedy, full
Of laughter and yet good piece of
dramatic writing. The company which
plays the piece is practically the same
that Chicago saw in the premiere and
the performance should be one of the
best of the season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
Fatally Shoots Wife and Self.

Mobile. Ala. Oct 2O.-Charles Hard
ing yesterday fatally shot his wife and
then turned the pistol on himself in
hicting a mortal wound. In conveying
Harding 10 the hospital the ambulance
was struck by a trolley car and wreck
ed, the driver being injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
CHICAGO Puqiliat Recovering.

St. Paul. MINI. Oct. 2o.-"Bud'
Braun. the pugiIist. said TO be from
Chicago. who was so badly whipped by
Jimmy Pots, Minneapolis man, dur
ing boxing match in the Amateur
Athletic club rooms last night that he
was taken TO St. Joseph's hospital in
an unconscious condition, may recOv-
er
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
STORIES OF STAGE.

Oct. 20-Bird Center.
Oct. 21-Hamlet
Oct 22-Her Only Sin.
oct 23-Human Hearts.
Week Oct. 2i-ReadiCk Stock ~
pany.
Oct S0-Why Women Sin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
Women Golfers to PLAY at Toronto.

Toronto, Out. Oct. 2O.-Mrs Glenn
ent E. Griscom's team of United States
women golfers -hlch will play against
a Canadian team this week arrived
yesterday. Miss Dottie bod. the Brit
ish champion, is with the party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
Vale PLAYER seriously Hurt.

New Haven, Conn, Oct 20.-Joseph
Hopkins TwichelI, Jr., son of a lead.
ing Hartford clergyman, was taken to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
Chess Tournament Results.

St. Louis. Mo, Oct. 20.-Marshall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Choice Hats
in our MILL
merry Section,
and they're
inexpensive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
CHIC WAISTS, ENORMOUS
ASSORTMENT.

It's a pleasure to tell of goods or
garments when there are plenty of .
them and just the kinds the trade
is interested in. Hence today we
are glad to tell you of our CnJr-
nous stock of stylish waists. A few 4
descriptions follow:
Fancy Danish Cloth, with three
double box plaits down the front
and one wide plat down the back, 4
Trimmed with buttons; CT On
very SNOWY ....-..... S|ASOO
Plain or TwilIed FIannel-Either
plated or plain, tailored in black. 4
blue and red; c. en-
very natty .......... ~ . ~
Mohair-FuII box plated back and
front-a'so figured Mohair. made
up similar TO the above. Your
choice of many diff G0 40
ferent styles. at. Wv 40
Peau de Sole SiIk-a yoke effect
with four medallions-24 tucks
down the front, all lightG en-
shades; very charming SVOO ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-20
VIII Close TOnighr

. This evenings session will close the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-19

ROOMS, NEW, FRESH AND
sweet; rent $50 month; you to furnish new;
(only hote), town 1000.
Hotel little gem; the best and most mod
" furnished; shows for itself; nothing like
1t Or as good (only hotel) city 1000; three
railroads; So, 600 cash. - -so
q Hotel, 40 rooms; county seat; city $500; three
railroads; steamheated; baths; (only s2 ho
tel shows net every month, $3.50; s., 900
(only 81 hoteU; all modern, finely FURNISHED:
shows net profit $500 month; can't be dupii,
dolels.We nave 200 other hotels in all parts
of the United States Call or write Tall n
US exactly what you want. j. lis Kasota
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BUSINESS oHIN0Fs

For Sale or Exchange-Gristmiii which or,nd,
Gated right at railway station. and two large 90
creameries surrounded by rich farming com
{ munity: 90 miles south of Minneapolis; nroper-
equipped with Ill machinery, etc., in good con.
o ard,on. also good story residence barn. fruit
sold out for best Of private reasons: value
$z.eQo; this is good home and good living
ZOE the right man. VIII sell or exchange for
Land. Loan & Lumber Co., Hill CITY, MINI
FOR sALE-AN on MILL, LARGE CAP1C.
icy. fully equipped with modern machinery;
+ large light buildings. nearly new; adapted for
brick and concrete construction: everything IN
nrstsciass order: located in western city, with
On liberal terms to responsible parties at
Wo 2 eni1 bargain to close estate: Write
and Trust building. Chicago. 4s1s 80
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FOR sALE-le0-ACRE FARM IN MOVED.
county two miles from railroad might CON.
slider good city lots In part payment. Address
g. L.. 42S Forest az, city.
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THE ONLY. INvEsTMENT

THE ONLY INVESTMENT
TOT you 70 make is one in which your principal
class c Of investments we hardIe. Camp Bird.
a ZOE instance. par So selling near IS, a 20 per
price. Kendall is another S. stock draWine
Il per cent per annum on par, dividends paid
montnly. 1t nets better than ii per Cent
per annum at present price: Both stocks are
aayaneing; We have many other good dividend
Rays s,,s, heai estate mortgages we can supply
These mortgages are absolutely first lien Gilt
e ee!g9. securities: We: also offer Chicago z.
gold bonds at 1o1 and interest. Orders e sa.
rs ha on any mining or stock exchange Let
~ uaurS your business. G. II. Mackenzie e.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

HOUSES AND LOTS.
81, 67o-S1T5 cash, balance easy terms; timely
built Groom house, all modern except heat;
never been occupied: large lot stone slde-
walk, city water and sewer In street; near
school and car; North Side. Easily $3oo
less than cash value.
$S,76Q--$1 1850 cash. fine residence properly
on 4th st Sc, near 18th av. This is near
state university. House modern. Bargain
Lots.
S185-S25 cash balance monthly. East front
lot, only two blocks from car line; stone
sidewalk; North Side.
$21O--$5o cash. balance $40 per month; seven
full-sized lots North Side, Win nae
shade trees; only two blocks from cari1ne.
Same sized lots across street just SOLD tor
$500 each. 80
S265-$125 cash, balance monthly. fine half
acre corner lot at Minnehaha Fails.
bargain. .-., -
$56o-Eignt lots near Lyndale and Attn ct 81 :;
Must have $40 cash. VIII loan you S@oo
On these lots at per cent.
Acres. w,
S1,5OO-Fiye acres, only four blocks IRON Nicoi-
let car line; inside of 4Sth ST; a ms pAeee
Of land; $500 cash Will handle It. ,,
SSOO--lO acres south of Lake Harriet; goou SOIL
nearly level and all tillable. Easy terins
orr miyhl work in some trade. ,,
So 5000 acres south Of M1nnetonka Mills
slightly rolling, plenty of wood, gooo sou OH
will double in value in few years; S1'ooo
rottar Phoenix Building.
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sANy ONE THINKING OF BUILDING A HOME
:. or making repairs should look stocks
~ lumber and other building materials; new
NJ and old; end of building season and prices
way down. Northwestern Lumber and Wreck
mo Co yards 9Th st and 18th av 8, Wasf-
neeton and 10th av N. Office, 100 Lumber
Exchange. Buildings bought to be removed.
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Unimproved.

Unimproved.
WE ARE OWNERS OF SOME FINE LOTS ON
Lyndale av, with city water in, only two
blocks from car line and close to Lynnhurst
district which can be had on easy payments.
Do you want one?
si75 each, lots on Garfield Harriet Grand
and Pleasant avs near 43d st; easy terms.
1925 for lot on Garfield and both st.
$3.50, fine lot on Pillsbury, with city water
in. -- - -. VI.
? 1915 buys nice lot Aldrich av, 35th
$685. nice east front lot on Garfield, near
Saith; city water in. @
$3.50 each, two lots on Bryant av. near s5th:
city water and stone sidewalk. 100
$3.50 each, fine lots on Penn av N, near 9Th
av all improvements. ST.
1915 for 5ox125, in Cottage City lies per-
feet among nice homes This is snap. ~.
$3.50, fine east front lot on Fremont av, near
Lake st.
s475 buys two lots on 18th av. near a2d St;
city water, sewer and gas
$3.50, double corner, 35th and Garfield.
$500. fine east front lot On 10th av, near
S3d; all improvements.
$3.50, east front on Bryant az. near Lake st:
all prices. Will submit offer Of $3.50 for fine
east front lots near SD st.
- G. & c..
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5.. Farm Lands. r.. Il:
STRONG, CAMPBELL & CHRISTENSEN,

STRONG, CAMPBELL & CHRISTENSEN.
215 New York Life,
@': Land and Farm Bargains.
Improved farm, 1000 acres, Brown county, n.
D., near good town; good buildings; 75O acres
under cultivation. balance good hay and pas
ture; good buildings. plenty good water,
model farm. All machinery, stock, grain, feed
and seed goes at $27 per acre. Terms easy.
100 acres Grand Forks eoTnty near u, e w. Sf
ern Pacific railway; 80 acres in crop this year
balance good PASTURE; always rents WE'LL
$17:2O per acre; easy terms. Fsf tis. :.
- 200 acres, Polk county, Wis. $500. Of will
sell part at same rate per acre; good for the
money; we'll situated. Snap for somebody.
i6o acres. Nelson county, N. d., good soil,
clay subsoil, near Aneta; no buildings; 20
acres broken, balance good hay land. $27OO,
part cash. a.~E y. ~ 1850 5a-:
100 acres timber land. Carleton county,
Mimi, hardwood and cedar for telegraph poles,
posts, ETC.; $40 per acre., part cash.
We have many good propositions n improved
frst-class improvements. can be bought cheap.
For terms and description call on
r Strong Campbell & Christensen, Il.
ss- 215 New York Life, Minneapolis.
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in Otter Tail county, Mimi. on shore Of fine
lake, 2,a miles from railroad town, at s14
leo acres, well improved farm in Pine
county, Mimi, four miles from railroad town,
SIS per acre. This is unusual snap.
1870 acres. improved farm in Ward county, n.
D., four miles. south of Minot, at 50 If taken
soOn.,
county, N. D.. bargain at $14 per acre.
80 acres in Hubbard county, MINI. al
cleared, with good log house and barn, three
miles from Akeley, at So per acre.
1eO acres well improved farm, good houses
of ali descriptions 81 miles from railroad
acre. r. ~ ,-5e+
leo acres in Swift county Mimi, all under
cultivation, close to railroad town; good build
ings; price $3S. so per acre.
We here call attention to very few snaps,
but we have hundreds Of good farms and lands
in the northwest at very reasonable prices.
Acme Realty Co., 1924 Andrus building, Mime
apolis sa..l q tel..--.E = =
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JUST THINK-A LARGE LOT, LESS THAN
500. Some Minneapolis real estate has been
cheap, but never was there such bargain Of
fered as lots in Fort Avenue addition. Think
of getting lot large enough for, a house,
barn, garden and yard (40x140), for $685. We
sold 9s in two weeks; that shows they must
month. We have so good lots left. Want to sell
them all this week. Take Minnehaha car
and get off at 45th st; go west four blocks.
Fine trees on some OF the lots. Buy for
r home or buy for Investment. They are worth
twice what we ask.
Thorpe Bros, 2O7 Andrus Bldg
$425 EAcH-LoTs ON GRAND Az, BETWEEN
32d and 3d. 42x1A; west front
$500-Lot on I'd av S, between 18th and Lake
ii east front. 42x127. All improvements in
and SzS for.
$3.50 Lot on Clinton between 2eth and 9th, west
front, 50x129. &
$500 Each-Lots on Sd av $; between 18th and
sss Goth. east front.
seso-Hoimes az between s2d and sad, east
front, 42x12S }15
5000 Lot Harriet av corner 18th st. 4sx1s4.
east front
Minneapolis Trust Company,
Fourth ct s. s e
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REAI, ESTATE FOR SALE
Farnl,a1.ands.
Nn.At.I,s>A

GREAT LEASING PROPOSITION.
lands. located in the Big Bend district, In
the state Of Washington; mild. charming eli.
years at less than the taxes elsewhere; no
taxes to pay. You can make fortune By
breaking up the land and growing wheat II
you have thousand dollars to invest, this
great opportunity Will pay enormous returns;
no large capital required Lease the whole or
part. Less than you are paying now for
taxes alone. and In the greatest country on
earth. Write today
- Hunter Land Comnany Minneapolis.
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TOUT THERE IN KANSAS y -
Do you know that western Kansas Is on
the verge Of one Of the biggest land boems
to this condition, and wei strongly urge you
TO join our. excursion parties, leaving every
se Even and
find the trip will prove both prohtabls and
Prices Of lands are still very cheap, and
are sure to double in short time. These
lands ale suitable for mixed farming, and
Sc to S. per acre, very easy terms. ID years
: If desired Write for full descriptive circular
and plat or call at our office and let us show
you samples of corn and other grains raised.
Special railroad rates.
Eastern Dakota Land and Loan Co.,
200-201 NorthMcstern RufldinRt -
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Io-A6RE FARM, WRIGHT COUNTY; NEW
buildings; one-half under cultivation; 20 acres
timber and pasture; one-half mile to school
and church, 81, $50.
10O-acre farm, Anoka county; 80 acres under
Der and meadow; good buildings; one mile from
st. Francis: $4,000.
4o-acre farm; Is acres under cultivation; IA
acres meadow; II acres fine timber; small
house. fair barn and we'll; stock, crop, machine
cry can be bought when wanted; farm 81 600.
16O-acre fine farm: 20 under plow; 80 acres
timber, balance meadow and pasture: good
buildings; ! y miles from st. Francis; - ,too
No., 1O3-12O acres, IS under pillow, balance
timber and meadow: lots Of buildings; one.
half mile creamery; markets on all sides; soil
is clay loan; % miles of Minneapolis; $3,120;
one third down; call for more particulars; also
for our printed list Of farms and lands.
Julius Crosse & Moe
d0R Roaton Rlocl Mfnnoa po11a
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

Se5o-FIvE LARGE LOTS, CORNER 4sth AND
Nicollet av; fine trees
s7OO-Nine good lots, Cedar and Longfel-
$225-Three good lots, Bryant ay and 4bth.
500 to $150-Good high lots, Fillmore and
33d NE; heavy timber; easy terms, four blocks
to Central ay cars.
o. f. Sherwood,
112 Kaaota Rufldfn1.
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5-g7 ------.- 81, lUU CASEs -----5--
Near Lake Calhoun. The cheapest house for
the money offered yet. A 7-room. all modern
the best w Toaetn possible furnace
heat nSs ana nice, e lawn trees and Shrubs three
bioSks from Lake Calhoun. For further par
tgc,,iars call at Thorpe Bros, Andrus building.
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315 Bank of CONNER,

- VACANT LOTS, SOUTH.
$500-Lyndale av, inside Lake St. @
$S00-Lake st near Pleasant av. 45,:
$S00-Stevens av near 26th st.
$550-Qrand av near 32d.
$8OO-Garfeld av near SD.
$350-36th st near Nicollet. ltS =;
$4OO-Blaisdell av near Seth st. ,sI4N
$60O-Pleasant av near 35th st. iIfs 6
$325-Pillsbury av near Beth st. ss,fs4a
$30O-Fremont ,av near 3fst st. sstN
$400-Aldrtch av near 33d ST., saA Us
$275-Emerson av near 33d st. II. "a Il ttsGe (.
$225-Fremont av near 32d st. ! fssss
$600-Aldrich av near Bath st. aEIS
$200--Colfax av near 34th st. II a.stEliI
$500-Aldrich av near 35th st. d 7l-sxsG,
$350-Bryant av near Seth st. ..,..
$650-Colfa av near 3Oth st. 81
$2OO-Bryant av near 39th st.
$200-Garfeld av near Both st.
$200-3df av near 39th st.
$450-Corner Nicollet and 45th st, two lots
Wm II. White, All Bank Commerce Bldg.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


Continued.
1s.RooM CENTRAL BoARDINGHousE, 80
1oarders; always full; rooms In great demand,
15-room boardingRouse, very select good prices;
-Four country hotels all good, one to be sold
One 55-rooIa Minneapolis hotel, European; both
One 55-room Minneapolis hotel, American.
Neatest cigar stand In the city.
II 7th st N, Room 1.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE.
It is growing.
i Buy one share.
Not more than five shares to any one.
Paying now 10 per cent and will pay more.
This Is a. safe investment
Pays better than savings bank
ha1 splendid IL Pa chr Is Hasf g sfsinss
A limited number Of shares for sale.
For particulars address 976S, Journal.
RooMING HoUsEsNAP.
Bowling alley Minnesota.
Restaurant, Wisconsin
Hotel, bar and billiard hall, Kentucky,
Millinery, Wisconsin.
Blacksmith shop, Colorado.
blacksmith shop, Kansas.
Saloon and hall, Minnesota.
List your property with us. Quick sellers.
National Mercantile Exchange,
654 Temple Court.
SAFE INVESTMENT.
$40 per ton will be shipped from the Hunter
Creek mine within the next thirty days
Smelter within five miles of property. Now
Is the time to invest. Write for prospectus,
or call at office. $500
II Hunter Creek NJ. & n. Co.,, 7o1-2 Phoenix
building. 81. - s7:z:
AUcTIoN-IF YOU WANT TO SELL ANY
real estate, stocks Of merchandise, furniture
the thes, best =, 9f your advantages, By alction
consult with us. We do auctioneering any
where and In any capacity, at moderate
charges; no charges unless business effected.
a trial will prove your success. CALI or ad-
dress. the Rapid Realty and Auction Co.
oA Boston block, Minneapolis, MINI.
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN WELL PAYING
city and country hotels, Saloons rooming and
ooardinghouses, cigar, confectionery and
variety stores, restaurants, steam laundries,
blacksmith shops, bowling alleys and stocks
OF merchandise; also in improved and unim-
proved city and country property; shares in
good corporations and partnerships in well
established busin sss concerns. For particulars
call at The Rapid Realty and Auction Co., 524
Boston block, Minneapolis, MINI.
TRANSIENT HOTEL, It ROOMS, RENT $50;
price $3.50. 1900, = -.
Another, 20 rooms rent $685. price 5000.
SO-room roomtnghouse steam heat, elegantly fur.
n1shed; price too low to mention.
rooms, rent $25; price, $175.
1O-room modern, rent 500; price, $225. - q
| All are central; have others.
L. Harrington, 903 Hennepin.
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o o 90 90 90 Q
Observation-Disclosures. .
$40 DOWNS per Month. Q
- y q
No Interest. o
Located between Bloomington and 10Th O
avs S and AID and 44th SITS. Lie level; O
on grade; two blocks to Sth and Central Q
cars. o
Only Few Left For Sale. o
Act at Once. Q
} ]. G. Gillespie, 1923 Guaranty Bldg.
O
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
: Wanted,

IF YOU HAVE ANY HORSES TO SELL RE.
member that Barrett & Zimmerman, at Mid.
way, st. Paul. are always ready to buy and
pay cash.
DIR. II. SHEARMAN, VETERINARY DENTIST
specialist When you wish my services, call
!. Main 1921. 272o 21st av s.
WANTED-PoNY, WEIGHT ABOUT 700 or 800
pounds. Must be sound, gentle and cheap.
1214, Journal.
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.oS,, OOdrum&hOuBeB. q
n,t TO ,oeorooms, kitchen. diningrooms, good f
i n; rent $35. "a rooms; so boarders:- &c
income income leaving city; little money handi 81
Also. e e rooms; income $500; good locate
price 1000; Also special, is rooms; rent s;
senf n oy large works. Must sell. d