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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
w. w. CLARK Realty co.-THE HOUSE

W ". CLARK RE4 MHa. oo.-THH HOUSE
Few Of Our Bargains.
$t,soo-16. w 5oth st; eightroom house with
hardwood finish; fireplace s.oo city wats ~
80 80 storm sash and screens SIoo aana as IT. y,
state university; eight rooms; city water,
sewer, gas. Near Como-Harriet line. $500
cash handles this.
S2,25o-Near state university; eight rooms al
cove; bath, sewer, water, gas Near In
decided bargain.
$2,300-Very warm house on Nicollet av; eight
rooms, in excellent condition. $500
$2,7So-Modern house of eight rooms. alcove and
bath. Nicollet av near 35th st. Very
easy terms.
81, 750-strictly modern house Of seven rooms and
bath; large lot, fronting on improved city
park. Near Como Harriet line, in st. An
thony Park $275 cash handles 1t.
q $2,750--Double house, six per side; city
water, storm sash and screens all improve
ments in street. Rental value, $50 per
month. $275 cash and monthly payments
of $3.50 will buy the property.
So,ooo-fery high-grade, strictly modern, eight
room house; hardwood floors and finish,
sideboard high-grade heater, full plumb
Ing, fine Inc lawn ian, and trees; one block from
2l77 Commonwealth av, st. Anthony Park.
This is one of our very vest bargains. $500
handles it.
sA,ooo-1o2s Logan av N. Oak Park. Strictly
modern 1O-room house; very warm; all
Sa,ooo-2o41 Harriet av; modern, 12-room house;
well arranged for two-fat house; hard
wood floors and finish, mantel full plumb
ing and combination heat, gas fixtures,
window shades awnings s40O cash
:, -oo handles it..
$4,5O0-Very high-grade nine-room house, with
barn; near 31st st Hennepin av; hard
s wood doors and finish; high grade heating
plant; full plumbing; in most excellent
condition $3.50 handles it,
$5,OO0-New, modern, 10-room house, near Como
Harriet line st. Anthony Park; hardwood
floors and finish, beam ceilings columned
openings. bookcases, hardwood seats, side
board, plate rails, ingle-corner, full plumb
ing, including laundry; combination heat;
downstairs bedroom; very artistic within
and without Grounds. 115x15O feet with
fine trees, evergreens and shrubbery In
terror Of block reserved for private park
This property possesses an individuality,
character and attractiveness that will war
rant your Investigation .
Call for keys Sunday. No. 226s Com-
monwealth av
W. W. Clark Realty Co.,
31S Ncol1et Av
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WANT LIsTINGs OF SOME WELL AND PART.
~ improved Minnesota, North and South Da-
eral merchandise stocks to exchange; owners
only. Skogen, 5O5 Temple Court Minneapolis.
$2.50-TIMBER LAND-S2 so.
We have estimates of a few claims covered
with first-growth green timber. From quar-
ter to one-third million feet of white pine to
the quarter section. Pine has been sold In this
township this season. 1925 thousand feet
stumpage. We guarantee estimate. Call.
u. s.. Homestead Land Co.,
3O2 NicOllet Az. 4
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THIS IS YOUR FARM.

THIS IS YOUR FARM.
1--WE build you house, and then sell
you the land cheaper than any other firm
In the northwest. Fine country within
two hours ride Of st. Paul; good markets,
soil. roads and trout streams. Our terms
are easy. If you have a little cash saved
up and are industrious you can pay for
your farm within two years. "No chance
to iose." # you should die before your
land IS paid for, we give your family
warranty deed. This beats life insurance.
Open every day and on Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday until 8 pm.
Wisconsin Blue Grass Land Co.,
1866 Northwestern Bldg, Minneapolis.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

Continued.
So, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 12-RooM NEW
house, modern except heat and built up to
date, for two families; baths on both
floors, sewer water and gas. Rented for
$32 per month. On Polk st NE,
81, 75O-Store building, with six nice livingrooms
upstairs city water, full basement, fine
location for grocery business. Rented for
S21 per month. This is worth 81, 500
Must sell.
Modern. new house, on Grand av, on payments.
Take Plymouth av car line and see the South
Lawn addition. On Queen and Russell
avs. The cheapest lots In the city on
easy monthly payments.
House and 10 lots only $4,000.
Il. NJ Anderson, Sykes Block,
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SO ACRES RICHEST BLACK LOAN SOIL, Is
acres broken, So acres magnificent hard MAPLE
good house: fair outbuildings. five miles from
station; Only $20gau, acre, worth double. One
quarter down, balance easy terms. Address
49, Journal. - -
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$3.50 EACH-LoTs ON LYNDALE AND 4sd ST.
Have city water. Easy terms.
$500 Each-Lots on Sheridan av and Both st.
These are fine lots, and cheap.
1929 Each-Lot on Garfield av near 34th:
$3.50 Each--Lots on Penn av N, near sth av.
All improvements in the street.
$3.50 Each-Lots on Bryant av S., near 35th.
Water and stone walk Easy terms.
$375-For 50x175 in Cottage City. Lies perfect
$4oo-Doubie corner, 45tll and Blaisdeil ay.
$45O-Fine east-front lot on Fremont av near
Lake. City water, gas and walks.
$475-For two lots on 15thsay, near SD. Sewer,
water and gas In street. al
$550-Double corner, 35th and Garfield av S. ~
$55O-Fine east-front lot on 10th av, opposite
Powderhorn All improvements, 81
575-Fine lot on Colfax av, inside of 32d st. %
$750-Lots on Dupont, inside of 32d st.
$S00-For lot on 18th and Lake place, close to
Lake of Isles. Water. gas and trees.
$550-Fine east-front lot on Bryant ay, near
Lake st. -
We have lots in all sections Of the city.
Call on for prices.
c. & c.,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Uninproved.
Continued.
CA-I-I-F-o-R-N-I-A.
RarUa ms :

C-A-L-1-F-O-H-N
Bargains. 4
Sacramento; 40 acres, improved; fruit, $500.
225 acres; 40 acres fruit; 90 acres olives 120
acres timber. 10 acres vegetables; Melted $500
last year; $4,000.
40 acres; beautiful home; all kinds Of fruit;
modern house, income $4,000; $1b, 600.
Calf. 800 acres alfalfa bearing and fruit land.
Can pay for itself IN four years and be worth
$50. 900; terms; $21,600.
Twin-Cities Colony grape lands. Near sacra-
mento Income 500 to $780, as planted LAM and cared
Modesto and San Joaquin Valley. Alfalfa and
fruit lands. Irrigated. Sections. Per SIT so.
San Jose. 10 acres; bearing fruit and garden;
beautiful home; modern, $4,000.
Petaluma. Chicken ranch, improved, $4,000
Santa CLARA valley lands. per acre. $40.
Mendocino county. lands. per acre, $40.
Fresno. 40 acres, heavy bearing raisin vine
yard, adjoining city; one-third cash; $14, 900.
Pasadena;o 8 acres. improved; chicken and
fruit; $4,000.
Pomona. 20 acres. oranges; income 5000;
SIT, 900.
I have hundreds Of finely improved, income
tricts and ever 300, 900 acres in unimproyed
lands. 7 know California and can save you
money. Send stamp for illustrated matter OF
any district.
F. L. Thresher,
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o 0 MooRE nRos q . sawyE = % 0
Bill Nicollet Az.
Vacant Property.
Exceptional Bargains in Vacant Lots.
$2O0-For lot Q, block 6. Pierce st rear
rangement. facing south on 22d av NE,
between Piel ce and Buchanan SITS. Size,
371a feet front. Sewer in front of
} lot on 22d av. City water near at
hand. Must be sold at once.
$175-I.ot 5, black 8, Wyant & KuchHs
} addition, located on Queen avenue,
} near 23d av- N. East front. 43x129
:. feet. Must find purchaser at once.
, s225-For lot 8. block 5, R. A. Davison's
, second addition, located on Emerson
, av N, between 4th and 9th avs. West
,, front, 4sx134 feet. Must be closed
.ooo out Immediately.
D addition. located on Queen av N be-
. tween 21st and 2Sd avs. East front.
. Size, 43x129 feet. Above lots belong
D to an estate which must be closed at
0 once. Lots must therefore be sold
o Immediately. Look them over and
D come in for full particulars.
o o o o o o O. o
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: CHEAP LOTS, i v : --T----- =
Look these over carefully.
81 900 for hoth-Two lots on 10th av s, corner
25th st., ia ling east and north, 4sx12e feet
$S50-Park av, between 31st and 32d SITS, facing
west 40x119 feet; all improvements.
$350-Blaisdell av between 34th and 35th SITS,
facing west. 4Ox1s3 feet to alley. Easy terms
$30OO-I.ot on HenEepin av, between Erie and
Huron SITS, 60X157 feet Located between Cen
trail and Loring parks. Best Site in the city
for fat building. e. a. >: :
$S5O-Park av, between 34th and 35th SITS, facing
east, 49X118 feet. All improvements.
$525-Oakland av, between Lake and 31st SITS,
, vest front, 4sA1119 feet -
$4Oc-10th Iav S, between Both and Both sts,
west front, 43x124 feet. - :
S500-Washington street NE. between Broadway
and 18th, east front, all improvements in
street. ~. -. .a = .g.b@
THORPE BROS. 49, ANDRUS BLDG.
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FURRIERS

Is ONEVIT1EGf9
SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES' NEARsEAL AND
astrakhan jackets, fine quality, $50; water
mink cap5, best quality. 50; requiring and re-
LADIES WISHING FUR GARMENTS MADE 70
order or repaired satisfactorily. go to Robert
Nauman, furrier, 701 Nicollet. over Kerr's
store
A. REINER, FURs TO ORDER AND SKILFUL
repairing. 7O1 Hennepin av, corner 9TH. Both
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A GROWING INVESTMENT.

A GROWING INVESTMENT.
$4,000 buys piece of improved property,
three blocks from 7th and Hennepin; two
small houses on It. renting for $23 per month;
lot 50x120 feet front and rear, both facing q
street; good for small factory, storehouse. Iiv-
cry stable, etc. Just the piece you have been
looking for something with enough income
to more than carry itself, and lot that Is
increasing in value rapidly each year; three
blocks from 7th and Hennepin. Come In and
let us show it to you. This Is absolutely the
cheapest place of its kind we have yet offered.
Thorpe Bros. Andrus Buildtng>
SPECIAL BARGAIN-sIx-RooM HOUSE ON
10th av N: sidewalks and all street improve
ments in; price 81, 100; $470 cash, balance can
two more years. eg#
S4,500-Strictly modern house, nine-room
g house, Pillsbury av, inside Of 28th st: all
street improvements, including gutter and
curb in and paid for; on terms to suit pur-
chaser. ;sa-- 81 .a, 1850 .r.,
$e,0O0-Modern, east front, nine-room house,
on Portland ay;, all improvements in street
and paid for. This is strictly hrst-class and
elegant.
ACME REALTY CO.,
1924 Andrus Building.
Sc, 500-5oxl2s, CORNER s1st ST and ed Az S,
12room modern house.
So, 65O-SSx12S, 4th av S, inside Of 10th st;
good s.room modern house and barn.
,5oo-45x12s, 9th az. s. near SD, double
closet, open plumbing, etc. Rents $50 month:
$1,6OO-55x143, 23d ct, near 18th av S. z
rooms, cellar, we'll and cistern.
Houses at all prices. Ask for catalog.
Walter L. Badger, - ..,
800 Oneida Block. -s..a<
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WISCONSIN TIMBER LANDS.
- II, 900 acres, almost solid body and railroad
through tract. contains 26, 900, 900 feet saw
logs, principally birch, hemlock and bass
wood; $3.50 per acre..
Also 2, 900 acres, with. railroad through tract,
and has 100000 900 feet pine, hemlock, birch
tamarack, cedar and spruce. ~ -
Write or call for plats - @
r. Il A. e. Hammond, Ia = s';~
&S3t1 412 The, Phoenix. EH g -.
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REAL EsTATE: FOR sALE

>r~>~~e-sc~"-~~~-N>~~.~~ >~-~0~~~~~-~~~~~~~~0~
Farm Lands.
Continues.
} o Q Q g o 90 o o o o o o Q. o Q 0 Q
CUBAN LANDS. Q
Of Cuba. from which annual returns of Q
) $500 per acre and more may be realized Q
with little money and some labor. ALI Q
kinds OF mi-tropical fruits, as well as Q
garden vegetables, grow to perfection. Q
Heaithful climate. No poisonous insects or Q
, reptiles. A rich country and most de- 9
, sirable place for home. VIII soon be- 9
, come the great winter resort for north {
ern people. Don't fail to look this up. A {
} fine American colony is going in now. {
Write. for particulars to
franklin Benner, (
, SOB Bank OF Commerce Building.
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a M &c 11 751-z-777IE .50T7e

ACRES AROUND MINNEAPOLIS.
30 acres In Town Of Crystal, 10 under Gull
tiyatton, 10 acres timber, acres meadow, n
mile from city limits 5000.
10 acres, all under cultivation, with eight
cheap. -
10 acres, Edna township, $500.
~ and 80 acres, near Minnetonka Mills and
TWO miles from Hopkins electric street car, $50
per acre; rich, black soil. ~
acres, with good house and barn, adjoin-
Ing city limits; fine for poultry.
Center. 81 -
a few 5-acre places, between Cedar and
bloomington avs, four blocks from street car,
On ten years, time; very good garden land.
JULIUS CROSSE & NOE,
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INSTRUCTION

LESSONS ON PIANO. VIOLIN MANDOLIN,
banjo and guitar; instruments furnished; les
sons soc. Noak & Tarpan. % It'll st S.
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY WELL AID,
yanced in music few piano pupils 3016 "a
av s.. Z. c.. phone 4719
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UNIVERSITY
WITHIN ONE BLOCK,

WITHIN ONE BLOCK,
81, 10000
For an S-room. strictly modern house; finished
In oak on first floor, with hardwood floors, side-
board, gas fixtures, Storm King furnace, storm
sash tiled kitchen and bathroom the best
nickeled open plumbing, plate glass mirror in
bath; rooms all coziy arranged two more
could be finished off in attic; good pantry:
house is we'll built; owner is now grading lot
and will put in stone walk and tint rooms.
Take old Interurban car to Harvard st, walk
!, one block toward University.
Call at office and get permission to see
house.
Thorpe Bros Andrus Building.
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work hard six months In the year-to keep
warm and live the other six months? Buy land
IN Cuba Ten acres will net you more than
100 acres of the best land in this cold cou1f-
try. Write, call on or come in and 6see us
for our $500 offer, which will net you over
Easy terms. Open Tuesday and Thursday eve
nings from 8 to 10. H. s. Zoller & Co., 642
Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis, MINI.
s@5@ sAWMILL PROPOSITIONS. = =
We have some excellent propositions for
small sawmills. Some of them containing as
high as 5000 to 10000 feet Of merchandise
saw timber per acre, besides several cords of
Apply to it3* (. ,'.@ "..Es
G. II. Anderson, Local Agent,
Wisconsin Central Railway Company,
+. Temple Court,
s-.. Minneapolis. .-.-- .
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ABOUT 80 MILES FROM MINNEAPOLIS, 1893
acres OF fertile land with about 70 acres I'M
a ard pioW, ane meadow, pasture, plenty wood,
flock hens; all machinery and tools; if sold at
once 81 900 About IS acres fine lake; 4
n1o n0 oG small barn. about 10 acres under
horse, cow, flock hens, price 81, 200. Bordering
on beautiful lake about lao acres; good set
ty of wood; splendid meadows, $4,000, If sold
at once. 80 acres of fertile land, with 40 un-
horses, harnesses. wagon. cows, 6 swine, flock
poultry ua an, machinery; 10 acres Of corn, 10
hay hay, price $4,000. S. a.. Carlisle. Wyoming,
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ssTHE BELLE FoURCHE IRRIGATION PRO-
ject in Butte county, by the government, Is
now assured; get in early; write me for par
ticulars of this and other vacant land my
typewriter never sleeps. e. A. Cade, Belle
FOurche, s. D. >,
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IMPROVED FARM IN SWIFT COUNTY,

IMPROVED FARM IN SWIFT COUNTY,
MINNESOTA.
2so-acre improved farm, two miles from
town, five miles from Benson, county seat;
16O acres in small grain and corn this year,
balance in hay and pasture; all fenced; good
house barn, well and windmill; fine location;
good neighbors Adjoining lands held at from
20 to $40 per acre We got the farm On
$40 per acre; terms, ST. 500 cash. balance on
long time;. have perfect title. If interested,
buy your tickets to Benson, inquire for Crosby
farm, IN sections 10 and 20. township, 12S,
range 40. For further information, address
the owner, Lockbox H. Cumberland, Wis.
sTUTsMAN Co-s2o ACRES, GOOD HOUSE
and o4tbuildings. ,.$12 per acre, or trade for
fine buildings, fruit, etc. ss2 per 1ed
buildings extra good: price $40.l Towner CO.,
l6o acres at SIG; also 100 acres at SIS: ali
improved; Terms to suit. II acres, improved
Sherb s1; Co., price $1,000: part cash. Dodge
20, MIMI, 100 acres, very finest land, price
$50 per acre; terms to suit. $40 acres. Wells
e. ~ N. p; price $3.50 per acre; worth s25
have in improved farm lands. Call or write
Strong, Campbell & Christensen,
70
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PIANOS AND oRGANs-wE ARE CONSTANT
~ yy taxing used upright pianos in exchange for
hlmballs These pianos are put in repair
sold sold on small monthly payments If desired
Cal or write US for list. Our new pianos
we manufacture ourselves and sell to you d.
rect saving you from 500 to $3.50 of middle
mems profit We also rent good pianos at
low figure. W. W. Kimball Co., 727 Nicollet
av, Minneapolis Mimi 80 : -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-14
VERY MODEST IN
HIS DEMANDS

While Chief 81 Police DELANEY
and city Detective WappenHteiu
wefe atrollluE down Second avenue
this forenoon they were both struck
~ the peculiar actions u james
Taylor. a street heEEar who Waa
stopping most everyone IN sight and
usiuE his loW accomplished whine
Nith a deadly effect on pocket
books.
Think we better arrest him.
Wapuy. aid the chief
lie looks good % me. replied
the veteran detective.
So they plnched Mr. Taylor. men.
dleaut. without any firther ado At
the station he told the police that
be had Just arrived from Chieae1
and vas working for a short stake
HiH scheme vas To ask his dHu6a
for four cents or course be was
Always accommodated with the
whole nickel providing the fight
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CHINESE woman
UNDER ARREST

n r. alleged by the police author
ltiea Of san Francisco that 10y Sen.
o. pretty Chinese maiden. iH ana en-
bozklef aud has cluded them Tor the
past four years ON Geographic in
formation from chief of Police
Whitman Of san Francisco received
yesterday. 10y Sen was arrested by
CITY Detectives HyfnfH and Ten
unnt She Was on her way % China
aud had "A ticket ON the steamer
ahaWmut
Late last niRht "a telegram was re
celvcd from the California metrups
oils stating that an officer had
started for Seattle with the nceeH
Hnry fequihition papers 10 bring Sen
back 10 face the charges against
her The amount she embezzlcd iH
not known bot Wong fuug ia the
man she fleeced aud the money In
VOWED must have been a large sum
Tor they have followed her for four
years She speaks good English
but wears her national dress She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-14
CHlLD'S BIRTH AND DEATH
is SHROUDED IN MYSTERY
UNKNOWN MOTHER ACTS IN PECULIAR MANNER At SPOKANE
OFFICERS HAVE BEGUN AN INVESTIGATION

sent for nr Fall Of nillyard. who
came hut the child did not nurse
and droaprd and died nr FaiI
thought the cause Of the death wa
accidental rupture.
Prior Go the birth Of the child
my suspicious had hern aroused
somewhat by the action ct the
mother IN ueglcctuE to make any
clothes for Il, or taking any interest
Ina ita prospective arrival
The body was taken to the IN
dortakiug establishment OF smith a
Co where it WA held awaiting In.
Huuetlaua aa 20 It's disposition
These / believe were not given The
mother told me that she was writ
Ing Ia her people for money with
which Ia have the body buried. ana
a letter came from Nj Hylaud
some place iu the 0kauuEan cuun
Try This letter sent to Mr.
Smith.
About two weeks after the child
was bern an old man uhmc to see
the woman aud insisted on her
being taken away wanted him In
take her 60 a hospital. but be- took
her Ia Mrs puuhara. Whor, she
remained few days. after which
she WBa taken away. do not know
where
S. NJ. smith. 90 smith 8 Co said
We were asked Co prepare the
corpse for burial and sent out aud
got It. The death return was Sign
"a by Mru Lundceu When one Of
our employees asked the mother for
information regarding IL she save
the name of the father a. John tlY
land but refused Ia give her own
name We held tho body Tor In
struetiuua regarding It's burial but
receiving none. we applied to the
health board ou july for a burial
permit presenting the death return
On the basis ~ that return he per
init va granted and the corpse wsa
buried
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SPOKANE. july a. Very pecu-
liar circumstances surround the
birth. MAY 80. aud the death. June
.. at child haW az the home ot
Mrs T. r. lundUcu VIM the
mother H. where she has kune. and
who ia the father 90 the child are
subjects which arr no less ahfoud-
ed IN mystery.
The story Of the incident aa told
bx Mrs .undeen a. as follows
INTRODUCED AS SISTER
The woman was brought Ia my
place boy "a MI HXnud. who Intro.
dueed her as hts sister They came
about three months agu from some
place In the OkanoEan country A.
neither party appeared az all willing
Go discuss the circumstances Of their
coming my suspicious were some
What aroused. but ! assumed that
the woman was the sister In law Of
the man
7 urUcd the woman % 10 to a
hospital but she Insisted ON remain.
ing with me aud permitted her 20
do 50. partly out OF sympathy for
her condition I urrcd her 81 en-
EaEe "A physician hut She refused 90
do 50 though on my urgent solicit
tatlon she consented 90 engage a
midwife Mrs Dunbar Everything
appeared Ca So well and after tho
child was born IL VA placed In bed
With the mother and Mrs Dunbar
returned home On the following
day ! heard terrible screaming ln
the room and rushed in 90 find the
mother had her finger down the
ehiids throat / rrpruycd her for
her conduct and she replied that she
thought the child was hungry and
was permitting Il 20 suck her IN
ger
Prom that time forward the
child appeared sick I vent Tor
Mr. Dunbar. who came. and I also
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L.c. GHMAN
RE TURNS HOWE

l.. G. Gilman local attorney for
the Great Northern railway rc.
turned this morning from st Louis.
whore he has been attending the
Democratic national convention lie
was one of the delegates from thiu
state he was seen this morning hy
a Star man shortly after he arrived
but said he wa nt that tlmt too
huay tu talk politics.
Local Democrats are anxious Ca
learn how he will explain the &c.
tlon uf tho Washington delegation
In yoting for Parker aud Just why
it was that Senator Turner Wa not
nominated for vice president
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HEARS FROM
MINERS
Roosevelt Receives Telegram
From Pennsylvania Mine
Workers
nl s.lEa wv A..nl


OYSTER BAY. July it preal.
dent Roosevelt this morning after
a feW sets uf teuuIa with bis sons
pat In two hours attending % cor.
eesHondgnce relating 90 business
This afternoon be Received -four xia.
itora. james Il Sheffield. former
fire commissioner ~ NeN 1urk
Justin Mccarthy Ir author y A
Gaust. 90 san Francisco. and Rev
Father Malone. OF Denver. Tht
calls we're Of a social nature.
4 telegram vas received this
morning FROM the convention ol
fenusy lyanla miners. whose com.
mItfee Private Secretary Loeb r.
fused TO allow 10 see the president
What the message contained va
not made public.