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Retort Courteous.

During the trial of an accident
case against one of the city trolley
companies an elderly lady was sum-
moned as a witness for the plaintiff
The attorney for the railroad company
put her under very severe cross-ex-
animation and tried the best he could
to make her appear as ridiculous as
possible. But he reckoned without
his host.
Madame" said he, do 1 under
stand you to say that you were there
at the time the accident happened ?"
How do = she began.
Stop" he cried. Don't indulge in
any long dissertations. Answer my
question, yes or no. If you don't 1
shall be obliged to ask the court to
compel you to answer. Listen. Do
L understand you to say"
Quick as a flash the old lady re-
piled: I'm sure l don't know what
you understand me to say. You may
be an idiot!'
After that courtesy ruled the day
Lippincotts.
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sickness the vaccination Of every en-
ploye and smallpox dangers are re-
duced to a minimum. Disinfecting
plants are easily arranged now and
medical inspections have been so sys-
tematized that contagion can be
checked in the briefest time. Camp
and personal cleanliness can be in
sisted upon. A certain police or mil
itary discipline can even be main
tained and safety be assured all who
care to seek their fortune or gain new
adventure in the isthmian lands.
"Colon and Panama, as the termini
of the canal, will require the greatest
attention. But there is a vast amount
of labor all along between these points.
All that will be needed will be COM
petent and plucky physicians, men who
do not know fear, and the camps may
be made and kept clean. Hospitals
along the railroad on high ground and
nurses who can stand a good deal OF
hard work will do the rest. Best of all,
perhaps, would be a large central hos
pital in the mountains, where the heat
would never be oppressive, where the
mosquito would not penetrate, because
there would be no excuse for his being.
and where the sanitary system would
be most easily arranged. With Gov
ernment assurance that these things
would be Of prime Importance in ar
ranging for the canal work no Ameri'
can need be afraid of going to Pan
anna
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DIED.

ALLEN-There wiz be an anniversary re
- ,be Iste Caabs-ine Alien Wo,Ssv 'he sou,
2l al 10 oclock al 81. Brigid's Church
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
BADGETr-In Mobile. Ala. March G. 1904 Cof
tieth year OF her age beloved aunt of Miss
Annie /. Russell OHaden).
Entered into rest. in this city.
March IS. 1903, Edward dearly beloved hus-
band Of the late Bridget Callahan. a native
of Ireland. aged s. years.
rJInterment private.
Mary Belle. beloved wife OF Lavonze Els,
worth. and mother OF Hartley and Desmond
Ellsworth. native OF Iowa. aged 4s years 8
OThe funeral will take place to-day
Sunday. al 3: 30 o'clock. from her late resi-
oence. 4l6o Twentieth street, near Castro.
Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
GODET-In this city. March 10. 1904 Louis,
beloved husband OF Jeanne Godet. and father
OF Charles GOdet and MIS-. Joseph Pinkney.
a native Of France. aged so years.
GREENE-In this city, March Is. 1904 Gen
ersl Oliver Dun Greene. o. S. A. beloved
father OF Henry z. r. and Nathaniel Greene
q Seattle. Wash, and Oliver Duff Greene
of san Francisco. and Mamie @. BonesteII.
widow Of Major c. II. BonesteH OF Platts-
burg Barracks, \. Y. a native OF New York
= Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral Tomorrow
monday, at 10 O'Clock, from the Preside
Chapel. Interment National Cemetery
HANNON-In this city March 49, 1904 Alb.
bile Harmon, beloved sister OF Mrs n
Vaughn and the late Mrs NJ. Cummings 3
native OF Kanturk. County Cork Ireland.
HARKIHS-In this city, March 10. 1904 Den
MS Hsrkins, native OF Ireland, aged g
years
HEWITT-At her residence. 6ls capp street.
March IS. 1904, Mary Rebecca, beloved wife
Of William A. Hewitt, and mother Of Ed
Mara y: William A.. Mary A.. Arthur G..
of England. aged 60 years / month and II
days.
DFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral services
Sunday. March 90 at o'clock. at St John )
Episcopal Church. Fifteenth street between
Mission ana Valencia. thence BY electric
funeral car from corner OF Eighteenth and
Guerrero streets at 2.30 O'Clock 10 Cypress
Lawn Cernetery
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NEST BUILDING FISH
OF THE SARGASSO SEA
Nature Provides a Safe Asylum for
Fish That Cannot Fight
or Run.

or Run.
1t is doubtful whether protective
mimicry among animals is better eX-
emplified than in the case Of the fish
commonly known as the marbled
angler of the Sargasso Sea (Ptero-
phryne histrio). Owing to its peculiar
structure it is poor swimmer and it..
therefore, spends most of it's life NOV
ing slowly about on the bottom among
corals, seaweed, ETC., which these
fishes closely resemble in color and
in outline. They cling, too. to the
floating masses of sargassum weed
with their peculiar fms, and the color
markings of the fish closely resemble
the weed itself. Not only does the
weed thus furnish a home for this
species, but the fish actually con-
structs a nest from 1t and therein de-
posits It's eggs. One of these nests,
found in connection with the Hassler
expedition in 1871, was described as
consisting of a round mass of sar-
gassum, about the size of two fists
rolled up together. To all appear
ances it was made of nothing but this
gulf weed. the branches and leaves OF
which were, however, evidently knit
together, and not merely tangled into
a roundish mass: for, though some of
the leaves and branches hung loose
from the nest, 1t became at once Wis
ible that the bulk of the ball was held
together by threads trending in every
direction among the seaweed. By
close observation 1t became apparent
that this mass of seaweed was a nest,
the central part of which was bound
up In the form of a ball. with sew
eral loose branches extending In vari-
Gus directions. On still closer ex-
animation the nest above described
was found to be full of eggs, which
were scattered throughout the mass.
Nature has thus afforded a safe
asylum for these somewhat helpless
fishes, whose cutaneous flaments,
which are plentifully provided on the
belly, around the mouth and on the
dorsal spine, so nearly resemble the
weed itself that predaceous fishes
doubtless fail to recognize the living
animals, and thus the latter escape
misunderstanding American.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

yesterday:
William Burrows, 3S. 42T Munich street and
Rosie Eatwell, -. 232A Clara street
Charles ". Stolz. p. Presidio, and Floy F.
Churchill 20 Ionia. Mich
Edward J. Morris n. 402 O'FarreIl street.
and Theresa A. Sharkey. Is. 613 Eddy street.
OrKille d Harder, - Oakland. and Grace
r. Hussey. -. Oakland.
Walter c. BrUck. 30. 80 Montgomery street,
and Igapita Igusrsn. 81. 9l1 Ellis street
Eugene O. Bronson. 81 Santa Rosa, ard
Clara :. Ahrens. 20. Santa Rosa.
David schefski. 20, Morris avenue. and
Annie Brown. Is. 1I6 Harriet street.
Frank g. Keller %. 352GB Eighteenth st.
and Florence McDuf %. 16 Beaver street.
Alfred F. Steinbrecher, "a. - Third street,
and Euna Berry, %, So Elizabeth street
Archibald 81. Wright 80 go Sutter street.
and Agnes Patterson. 30. city.
Percy c. Keel, -. 200 Grant avenue, ard
Katharine Shinglemeyer. %. 1909 California.
Abe Shapiro. 26. 941 Folsom street. and Min
ME Ofenbach 81. 1907 Devfsadero street.
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Via sausalito Ferry,

Suburban Service, Standard Gauge Electric
Depart from san Francisco Daily 700. S:O0
400 1000 II 100 a. m, 1920, LAS, 3:15, 4:1A
6:15. 6:i5 I 200. S:45. 10:2O. IL :45 p. m
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
-DafIy 5:25. 6:35. TAO. s:35. 0:35. IL :O5 a
m. II 20. I:45. 2:55. 3:45. 4:4o. 5:45. 6:45.
s;4os ERoW 5Vi<y MILL II L VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
cIsCO-Daily, 5:45 6:55. 1852. $685. 0:53
II :aOa. m, l2:35. 200. 3:15. 4:05. sos. Cos
:o5. 900. i0:35 D. m.
THROUGH TRAINS
500 a m daily-CazaderO and way stations
BIS D. m week days Saturday exc~pted)-
Touales and way stations
3:I5 p. m Saturdays - Cazadero and way
stations.
way stations.
TICKET OFFICE-626 Market St
FERRY-IInion Depot foot Of Market 81
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BORN.

AEERDIECK-In Alameda, Cal. March =
1909. the wife OF Richard Averdleck, a
son.
DCMERMUTH-In this city. March I3. 1904
10 the wife of John Dumermuth. a daughter
McBRTDE-In this city. 70 the wife Of B. c.
Mcbride, d daughter.
NAUMAS-In this city. March Il. 1904, 10 the
wife OF H A. Naumsn. 3 daughter.
RICE-In this city, March IS. 1904. to the
wife Of Frank A. Rice, a daughter.
STORY-In this city. March y, 1904, TO the
wife Of I. ". Story. a son.
SWEENEY-In this city, March l6 1904 to
the wife Of William P. Sweeney. daughter.
TAYDOR-In Berkeley. Cal. March 10. 1904.
20 the wife OF ". T. Taylor, d daughter.
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Passive Christianity.

Little boy" inquired the minister.
who had called to see the man of the
house, lis your father a Christian?" ?"
Yes" replied the boy, II think he
is, but I don't believe he is working
at it these days. ."-Lippincott's.
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MARRIED.

RTH-DAVENPORT-I this city.
March ? 1904. by the Rev. H. Collier Percy
y. Holsworth and Elva N. Davenport, both
OF san Francisco.
WHITW WORTH-SMITH-In this city, March
II 1908 by the Rev. John Stephens, Isaac
L. NhitwOrth and Alice Donald Smith both
OF Sen Francisco
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BIRTHN-M MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized 70 have the same published
OF the event are published once in this column
free OF charEe.
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VIERA-In this CITY, March 10. 1904, Joseph.
beloved husband of Annie Viera, and loving
father of Josephine Viera, a native OF
Azores Islands. Portugal. aged 20 years and
20 days. A member of BARRIERS Union,
Local 14S, ]. 3. l. U. OF A.
WOLK-In this city. March 1S 1904, Jean
Wolk beloved father of Jules Wolk, father
in-law CT Mrs. Jules Wolk. and grandfather
of Ida and Emile Wolk, native OF Groono
Pologne. aged 60 years months and days
DFriends ard acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral sunday
March 20, at o'clock, from the residence
Of his son 146S jackson street. lnterment
odd Fellows Cemetery.
YOUNG+In Alameda, Cal. March 1e, 1904.
John Young. brother of Mrs. NJ. Taylor OF
Malone. N Y, and Robert Young, and uncle
of Jessie c. and j. G. Young of Alameda, q
native of Canada. aged 20 years.
OFriends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
to-day Sunday, at 2 o'clock, from l. y:
o. t. Hall, under the auspices of the Odo
Fellows Board of Relief. 1nterment OAK
land Crematorum.
CARD OF THANKS.
The children of the late Mrs. Minna Ron
rer wish to express their sincerest thanks
to the many friends for the sympathies SHOWN
them during their late bereavement
MR.. and MRS. G. H. MOULTON. ano
WILLIAM J., FREDERICK j., KARL ano
THEODORE ROHRER-
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.

other Santa Re rrainss
a:3o a. m for Stockton. Fresno. Bakersfield
20 90 a m Merced, Hanford and Visalia-
400 p. m. for Stockton
500 D. m. for Kansas City. Grand Canyon and
Chicago.
TICKET oFFICEs-e41 Market Sc. ana
Ferry Depot. 8. ?. Also l112 Broad
way, Oakland. Cal. az South First st.,
San Jose.
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UNITED UNDERTAKBRS.

Directors and Embalmers-
Formerly In Metropolitan Temple,
NOW al $50 MISSION. Tel South l67.
Between Fourth and Fifth. near Fifth St
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
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for Morning. for AfternOoA-
tSunday excepted Sunday onlH
Saturday only.
fetops at all stations on sunday.
EH Only trains stopping at Valencia St soRshhnDA
so Az. T:ooA-N. u;So 80 PE s:so P.Maa1
80 P.M
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
MTNNEsOTA r.ANna,

MINNESOTA LANDS.
1870 acres Mile Laos county. NV Sc 18-
can be cut with machine; fine running stream
and nice hardwood timber on place; county
Tond close at hand on al sides
settlement. Terms, half cash, balance or
..6 before three years. per cent. -, 81, -
1926; fine meadow tract, cut many years;
heavy black soil, tntersected by Pine river;
with good neighbors. Terms, half cash, bal
ance three years.
De te gsew w Ssayy es so 81 81
Peauot, n railroad; e' tract Includes log
$3.50 cash, balance 5 years, 6 per cent.
soy, Ss acres, Hubbard county; N, sWM 20
M ILL I'll This is fine tract, only SIX miles
make good stock farm. Terms, $3.50 cash,
81 ooo-iee acres biack.oam SOIL 1tasca county;
three miles north station Blackberry; fine level
tract land, with cedar, spruce, hardwood tim
bors on all sides Timber vii more than pay
An9 Ter CASH. S Balance s tbEse Sc yeass
s per cent. viii exchange for good. small
81 ooo-l1 acres, .Aitkin county; beautiful tract
river; rich bottom land. with black allu7ial
oak timber; good flowing stream upon prop
eerty; county road interseeting land; one mile
from P. o., Waldeck, and - miles to Aitkin.
In summer months, the weekly steamer from
All Aitkin to Grand Rapids lands at the door:
make an ideal stock farm; includes SW NE
NY Sc, and lot 5, section 1-4s-2e. Terms,
$500 cash balance three years., per cent.
s24eomHubbard county, 1851 acres; fine lake
frontage on Austin lake; two miles south of
Nevis on main road to Park Rapids; excellent
soil; Eastwood, birch and oak timber; beautiful
location for summer cottage; lots 5 and 4, sec
tion a., town 140, range 33. Terms, $1O0
cash, balance three years, per cent
Send fof lists and prices 100000 acres north
ern Minnesota; half.far rate furnished to In
spect land My estimator furnishes team and
services free. Railroad fare refunded to pur-
chasers. Call at office for detailed estimates
Of timber and soil. p
$45o.12o acres good land, Hubbard county;
half mile to postoffce, one-fourth mile to
sschoolhouse; good county road on west side
land. Ny estimator has just sent in a report
showing 10000 feet pine timber, $50 cords
poplar, birch and oak. Timber should
pay for land. Terms, 5000 cash, balance five
years, per cent.
W. D. WAsHBURN, JR, -.
302 Guaranty Building, 10.
xo1io All.
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Uninproved.
PICK ONE UP,

PICK ONE UP.
$76 Each-Lots on Pillsbury and Pleasant avs,
between 45th and z46th SITS; 4Ox127 feet.
$275-17th av s, between Lake and 31st st; east
Z front, 41x12S feet.
$S0o-Prospect Park, Clarence av. between sey-
mour and Bedford, facing north and east;
5051so feet; very desirable location.
$3.50 Each-17th av Sc, corner Talmage, facing
north and west; double corner, 75x131 feet.
$17b Each-Three lots on S1st av between 32d
and 33d SITS; east 'front.' 42x129 feet each;
easy terms.
$425-Adams st NE between 18th and 18th avs
facing west; private sewer and watermains
$5S0-Emerson s between 9th and 2Sth SITS;
west front, 40x12s feet; all improvements.
$S00-Morgan av S. between Mount Curve and
Douglas; east front, 501135.
$s5o-4th st Sc, between 18th and 10th avs;
facing east; all improvements; 44x166 feet;
block Of state university. Very desir-
able neighborhood
81, 050-Irving av s, between Franklin and 22d
SITS; west front. 5Ox14S.
81, 25o-Humboldt az s.. between 26th and 9th
SITS; east front; all street improvements;
THoRPE BROS. ANDRUs BLDG.
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black loan soil, some timber on, not far from
street cars; fine for chicken ranch and veget-
ables; $38 per acre.
Is acres. all under cultivation except one
acre grove round the house: eight rooms and
large barn; in Brooklyn Center; easy terms.
We offer very cheap six ive-acre pieces four
blocks from street cars; three miles from
postofice, 5000 down, balance 10 years, 8 per
cent; what want you more.
A fine chicken ranch with lots Of chickens;
g. with, four-room house and two chicken
houses; q large one and a small one; ali in
fine condition; no 1ncumbrances; we sell this
to you for $500. Call at once when you want
this snap.
=. A fine farm Of 12o acres, half under Gull
t1vatton: bordering large lake; school on
land: half mile from village; three miles from
timber; building worth $4,000; we sell this
farm for 81, 400; 81 900 down, balance 6 per
Call for our printed list Of farms and lands.
JULIUS CROSSE & MOE.
- 400 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
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Farm dis.

70 ACRES ON PELICAN LAKE, CROW WING
county. four miles from station; fine road;
the finest bass lake in Minnesota; price for
quick sale, $40 per acre. one-third cash. bal
Mile Laos lake, 100 dcres improved. new
buildings, machinery. horses and cattle: will
exchange for Minneapolis property or Henne-
Temple Court. 70
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W. D. WAsHBURN, JR.,
302 Guaranty Building,
Minneapolis, MINI.
SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN FARMS FOR SALE
BY STRONG, CAMPBELL & CHRISTENSEN
216 NEW YORK LIFE BLDG, MINNEAPOLIS.

sOMGt UOOO oAn0A1NS In FARMS EUh SALE
BY STRONG, CAMPBELL & CHRISTENSEN,
216 NEW YORK LIFE BLDG, MINNEAPOLIS.
$40 acres, stutsman county N. D..<200 acres
under cultivation, house and barn, near town;
only $12 per acre. ~ 49,
100 acres, Polk county, Mimi. 40 under pillow,
50 acres hardwood timber, orchard good build
1ngs; $32 per acre; terms.
4S0-acre farm, Howard county, Iowa. good
soil, good improvements, frst-class farm and
genuine snap at $50 DER acre.
800 acres, Cavalier county, \. D.. 275 acres
under pillow, all broke last year: raised rs bu
wheat per acre this yea: good house, barn and
granary, well end grove; near town, school loo
yards; price $26 ler acre: terms.
16O-acre farm In Montgomery county, Mo-;
good soil, good bearing orchard, nice buildings,
$35 per acre; half cash.
12acre poultry and fruit farm near Billings,
Mont. 60 bearing trees, small fruit; land is
under irrigation: $1,000 buys 1t. q $500.
$40 acres, Trail county, N. D., all cultivat-
ed; fair buildings; $2s per acre.
160-acre fruit farm, Greene county, Miss. ;
80 acres planted to peaches, containing 5000
bearing trees, good buildings of all kinds; this
is high-class farm and Is making money;
price $4,000; might consider trade for stock
Of drugs or general merchandise.
We have several good bargains in unimproved
prairie lands in Ward. Morton and Dickey
counties, North Dakota at $40 to $50 per acre.
Terms to suit. -
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FORT AVENUE ADDITION.

FORT AVENUE ADDITION. -.
We have plated 80 acres of land near
Minnehaha av and 45th st into 100 fine lots.
One-half Of the addition is covered with fine
trees. All the ground Is very fertile and
from $50 to $40 each, on terms of IS down
and S. per month. UNTIL DOT. 10. 1904. Call
early at the office for maps showing size,
prices and location and pick lot early. Can
you afford to miss this? We, furnish Tor
rens title, warranty deed, and all lots are
surveyed. 81:
THORPE BROS, ANDRUs BLDG.
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SOME CHOICE BARGAINS,

SOmE Vt1O4OE 6AaUA4N6s
200 acres in Ashland county, Wis. eight
miles from city, of Ashland, two miles from
Sanborn; main travelled road; in good set
tlement; school within sixty rods small build
ings; about 20 acres cleared, balance easily
tillable; best clay loan soil and clay subsoil.
This must be sold quickly, and to move it
12O acres choice timber land in Taylor coun.
ty, Wis, five miles from good railroad town /;
on fine graded road and close to school;
&C acres heavy timber, balance burnt lightly !;
all level and tillable; excellent soil and pure,
is WorS bn
mediate sale will take 81 ,45o. This is a
Highly improved farm of 400 acres in SOUTH
ern Minnesota; improvements worth So, 900;
heavy black loan m soil and clay subsoil; LAND
acres artificial grove; fine stream Of water;
Choice neighborhood; SCHOOL on farm; an, ideal
slider reasonable offer, or will take good Min
neapolis residence property IN part exchange.
Temple Court, Minneapolis, MINI.
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FRANKLIN BENNER,
.50S Bank Of Commerce Building,
Minneapolis, MINI.
HOUSES
FOR
HOME HUNTERS.

81 FOR
HOME HUNTERS.
SS00-352O 18th nv S; seven-room two-Story
frame house. in fair repair, good well and
cistern: lot 22y123 feet; easy terms
81, 0o0-3104 Saith S; six-room brick house
large lot, ,5Ox142 feet c1stern, we'll;
fair condition.
o. .10o-109 w Goth st; 1ve-room frame house:
within block of LIST line; good
cisterp. barn; lot 45x90 feet.
81 ,500-S409 Cedar ay; a seyen-room house In
frst-class condition: city water connec.
ton; very pretty lawn; lot 47xlSl feet;
desirable location.
81, 200-3S44 10th av S; a brand-new seVen-room
cottage birch finish and floors, city water;
roughed in for bathroom fixtures; lot
4212x12S feet.
$2.2O0-2957 Humboldt av N; very attractive
ly arranged eight-room house, in good
repair; on large corner lot, 75x13O feet;
city water connection; hardwood finish
and hardwood floors; beautiful lawn
with shade trees; located within three
blocks Of school and line. Will SELL
terms $500 down, monthly payments, 6
per cent interest.
S3,5O0-912 LIST av N; a seven room house. with
sewer and city water connection to sink;
monthly rental $20: lot 5Ox142 feet.
S85o0-3329 Harriet ay; seven-room new
strictly modern house, hardwood finish and
floors throughout, fireplace, laundry, fur
mace heat, shades gas fixtures; lot 421a1
12S feet
S4,5O0-722 18th av Sc; an eight-room strictly
modern house. hardwood finish and floors,
BATH mantel, hot-water Heat, icebox, gas
heater in bathroom gas fixtures, well dec
+! Grated, screened porches, fenced yard; Lot
IL Il foot frontage.
TH6RPE BROS. ANDRUs BLDG.
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WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.

WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.
S3,o00-Lot, 66x132, on 9Th av s, between Sd
and 4th SITS; has eight-room house on,
renting for $40 per month.
$s,60o-Lot. 6ex160, on 4th st N, between 4th
and 9th avs.
$4,000 for eox16o feet on Washington ay N,
between 9Th and 7th avs; great bargain
MINNEAPOLIS TRUST COMPANY.
eth st, s..
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
RIDs FOR TELEPHONE LINE.


BIDS FOR TELEPHONE LINE.
Sealed bids for the building Of the telephone
line of the Farmers Mutual Telephone COM
pany, Of Lac qui Parle county, according to
plans and specifications, will be received at
Henry Holtan's place, Cerro Gordo, not later
than Oct. 8. 1904.
certified check or bond Of $500 to accom-
pany each bid The right to reject any or all
bids reserved.
BY order of the board.
Henry H. Holtan, Secretary, Route 1, Madt-
son, MINI.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Minneapolis & Northern
Elevator Co. will be held at its general office
in the city Of Minneapolis. Mimi, Wednesday.
Oct. s, at IL o'clock am. Yours truly. Henry
L. Little Secretary.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Denver. Spokane and Pacific coast
sible rates. Write or call on The Boyd Trans
fer s. Storage Co., 40 Sd st 8. Ro.a phones
RECEIVED, NEWEST MoULDNGs, oVALs,
pictures; to keep busy viii frame and sell
pictures cheap: open Saturday evenings Zes-
baugh, II 9th st 5.
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S2,5oo-MoDERN, HENNEPIN.34th ST.
$3,300-Iodern, Humboldt near 31st st.
SO, 200-Partly modern. Colfax near Lake st.
$1,b00-Colfax near 2Sth st, rooms.
2. 400-29th st near Pleasant; city water.
$2,100-82d st near 81 NV S.
81, 6oo-3d ay near Saith st.
q, 8oo1Partly modern. Chicago av and 18th st.
81, 000--15th ct near Park av.
Sys 2S nh ST. & and 1. 2eth ay
Houses in all parts Of the city.
o. q. LESTER, CENTURY BLDGr