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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-24
PICK WRONG HORSES
Public Fails to Land Winners
at Columbus

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept 2S.-Fa-
vorites were overthrow in the last days
races OF the Columbus circuit meeting,
which was a season record breaker for
hard drives and close finishes. In the
2:08 pace, unfinished from Thursday. Lar
RE Ginter sold even with the field, but
Geers whipped King Direct to victory,
Laconda and Harold n were equally ia
vored in the 2.04 pace. Nathan Strauss
won in straight heats. with Laconda
hanging at his wheel all the time. An
giola, the crack Western tretter, was
picked to win the s:os trot and she took
the first heat handiiy. She went wrong
in the second heat. which was character
Ted by Snyder McGreger winning the
mile in 2:67N. The McGregor horse would
not trot out in the final mile.
In the hardest drive of the week Jim
Ferry won the heat and race. 1t took the
judges to separate him, The Roman and
Ida Hollywood s1
Wild Brine Jr. won the last three heats
of the 2:1S pace. He was the second
choice, Rosewood being the fayoTite. In
the third heat Don NJ and Lady Belle
Brook finished ahead Of Wild Brine Jr.,
but were set back for a break at the wire
The mile was made IN 2:oe, but no time
was given out on account of the heat
award being made to third horse.
2:OS pace. in 5, purse $1,000, six
heats Thursday
King Direct, blk h.
by Direct tGeers) 2 2 8 6 1
Black Pet, blk M
by A m S erdam
(Snow) 2
Larrie Ginter, b h.
by M dyone
LucaS3 i IS A
Dr. Medera, CHI g.
by S m m ons
(Hudson) ....... 5 s 2 1s2 8 8
Pinchem wilkes, br
g (Estes@ -. Is 8 no
Bob F, Oh Erk-
Time 2:os. a:o7a. Eos, a:os. 2: d 2:1oH,
2:O4 pace, each heat race, purse ST.
Nathan Strauss, b g. by Director
La Sa@S@aI / esnowj ..........:. :
Little squaw, blk m 6Ceidburg). 5 8
John M, br g (Spear) ............ 5
a Time. = s:o2a. s a:o5M. s.o5a. or
2:09 trot, each heat race, purse ST.
Jim w,, Ferry 5wrl.stg, by Orange ),
Agniois. ms" m; By Gregory the the
Snyder McGregor. oh g. by Gil
man McGregor (Benyon) ......7 s
The Roman, b g (Snow) ......... 5 2
Ida Lightweod, b m (Spear) ....4 Z 3
Palm Leaf. b G fMcCarthy). ....3 S
Marian Wilkes, b m "a. P. Nc
Donald) Observation-Disclosures. 4
Tuna, b m Ode RYDER .........5 s 6
Time, 2:0S1@, 2:07A, 2:10.
2:13 pace, 3 in 5, purse $1,000
Wild Brine Jr., b h. by
Wild Brine (Bedford) -. 8 3 /
*Lady Bell Brook. br m, by
Silent Brook 9I<ing)... 2
*Don N, ro 6, by Little
Joker (Valentine1 $3.50. 1 10 6
Billy j, b e (Steffer) . 2 8 4
Albrino, b h (Porter) .... 2 8
Lyddite, b m CT. Wilson, 10 9 4 3 5
William M, b g (McCarthy9 II 5 DIR
Online Jr., blk h (Haywood) 6 7 6 8 DIR
Master Boy, b g (McMahon) 8 s Z dis
Marguerite w, b h (Snow1. 5 6 10 DIR
Dosewood, oh m (Merri-
Ginger, CHI e eiFreemanj... dis
Time, 2:oSA, 2:1eA, 2:1114, 2:11h.
.set back for breaking in third heat.
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Two-base hit, Barclay; sacrifice hit Cd
well Schlei, Huggins; stolen base, Geier:
nrst base on balls. off Ewing 1, off PIT.
nngef z; struck out, by Ewing IL, by.
Pittinger q; passed balls, Needham
Schlei 4; wild pitch, Ewing; time, 1:35;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-24

Games Today

Minnesota and South Dakota
Chicago and Lawrence university.
=, Northwestern and Fort Sheridan regu-
lars.
Purdue and Englewood high school.
Iowa and Coe college.
Indiana and Indiana alumni.
Nebraska and Grand Island college.
Princeton and Dickinson.
Pennsylvania and Penn state.
Columbus and Union.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland 1. New York 1.
Detroit 3, Boston 4.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-24
Superbas Beat cuha

Superbas Beat Cubs
BROOKLYN. n. Y, Sept 2s.-The
BROOKLYN Nationals won a well played
game from Chicago today by a score of
to 2. Attendance, 1000 The score.
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champs BLANK Giants

Champs Blank Giants
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-The local Ma
tlonais tailed to score against Pittsburg
today, the former champions winning by
a score Of to, 0. Attendance 2. 500.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-24

Soldiers to Play Two Games
The Fort Smelling baseball team will pIay
the Great Westerns at the fort and Sum
day they will play the Clintons.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-24
TaiIenders Get One

Taiienders Get One
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 2s.-Phfj.
adelphia defeated st. Louis. today in a
nard hitting; loosely played game At
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-24

St. Louis 80 o o O 0 o.
PHILADELPHIA 20 0 3 3 Ell o IS.
Two-base hits. Lush. Donohue. BeckIey-
Brain, Doom; three-base hits. MCGEE
Dunieayy, Grady; sacrifice hits, O'NeiiI.
Shay: double plays, BeckIeys (unassisteds
MuTch to Shay to sBeckley, MCGEE to
Hulswitt, Hill to Grady; left on bases. ST.
Louis 3 Philadelphia 8; first base on
baHs. Off Suthof 2. off D'Neil 1 hit by
pitched ball, Lush, O'Neill: struck out. by
Suthon by O'NeiH 2; time. $40; UNI
pire, tombstone.
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Totals ~ 241s 4 -''' 80 . = .
sBatted fo1. MIlrcI, in ninth
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
THOMPSON BROS.
101 Fourth st. 8.
" q y
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
46,o0o-2506 Garfield S. thoroughly mod
ern, S-room house, one year old; finished
from cellar to attic; best hardwood floors
and finish; handsomely decorated; new
and upto-date in every way. Reasonable
terms.
s4,ooo-81s6 Holmes av S, an s-room house
within three blocks of Lake Calhoun.
East front lot, 46x12S TT. Barn. Terms
room house; it Is Of the best for the
money that we have on our list; lot Is
42x12S IT. Has furnace heat; full base
ment; best of gas hxtures everything Is
in tiptop shape. It will pay you to see
this property. Remember the price Is
$4,000
$2,500-S439 Hennepin av. A small 7-room cot
tage near Lake Calhoun. Lot 42x127 IT,.
Modern in every way; hot air heasi easy
terms.
81, ,4o0-1517 Goth av N. This Is 7.room house
all In good repair; newly painted and pa
pered New roof Lot 44x135 it to alley
This is piece Of property that will bring
good rent and grow in value, being on a
main business street Easy terms.
$1,000-A south and east front corner lot, cor
ner 25th st and Grand av; size 5Ox1341a
IT. This is one of the cheapest lots in the
Blaisdeu tract
s85o--A west front lot on Blaisdell av, between
Bath and 35th SITS, size 4Ox16S #. Terms
to suit.
We have a number of vacant lots that we can
lease for a period of 90 or 100 years, In
the center OF town. One property is very
- centrally located, has an alley all around
M property, anything. This be leased
{! at very reasonable figure. Call and
see US in regard to it.
THORPE BROS. ANDRUS BLDG.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
o o 0 o o y q
NEW MODERN HOMES,

o o o o
NEW MODERN HOMES.
$1,e75-A very attractive. new, modern slera
bathroom with tub. closet and 6owi;
gas and gas fixtures, shades and all
rooms handsomely decorated; ,,sStad aoelds
are large convenient and well lighted.
Easy terms. Location, Dupont av N.
Look at 1t. >.
i $8,T50-On Bryant ay, the nnesr aVenue IA
Sunnyside, we have very handsome,
new eight-room fully modern house,
with unartered oak finish. hardwood
floors all over, one OF the nnest noI
full basement with laundry, a we'll
lighted ateic. gas fixtures, shades
storm sash and screens: as complele,
as well built and as handsome home
as heart can desire; east front lot
Let us show 1t TO you.
/ $2,776-An exceedingly handsome seven,
laundry, bathroom fully fitted with
ses eesr pH medefa heat
Location near Lyndale av and S4th st.
S4,30O-On Harriet ay.,, near 2oth ST..
room rouse, ouartered oak finish hard
wood floors all over, full basement with
fine hot water heating plant, laundry,
ecrs screens. s.NS There s' IS not a better built
house in the city. Get key at our
office.
modern house. fine hot water heating
plant with ample radiation. selected
oak finish, hardwood floors, full base
ment with laundry and coal bin, large
attic, shades and gas fixtures; one OF
the finest homes of its size In the
city; just completed Don't fail to
see it. Location, eighth ward, near
Lyndale car line.
THOMPSON BROS.
101 Fourth st. s.
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Rs,soo-asl 2lst Az s AND alo4-a1oe 9th sr 5,
tern and We'll, renting for ss5 perm, per MONTH"; IT,
sa.soo-lse-1as 18th st N, six-room house and
small carpenter, shop; city water on lott
sa,boo-isso q 18th % st. lot 4o1127 nine rooms,
T1tsi le a 4a1 aaa Fooa barn
ranged into two fats, city water and
closets on beth floors; good cellar; house
sasoogaa gHGo Hsnnapia Sonai5ioa av 4,a7 FIVE rooms
iins, cellar and bot water plant; viii take
w, 7o0--2509 Bryant av s, 4ox12s, seven rooms,
part hardwood finish city water gas,
s2,1oo-2714 Sd av $, 6ox12s, seven rooms, city
and 4th st fine oase sanss
soosoeo ee51ar aoa city atb water ay x,es
house, city water and cellar and small
six-room house in rear; cellar and well;
renting fstS }4 per MONTE asRss six
s8d 81 f, sv Ts'e a5x1oo twoaat buiding
sal1s 18th 81 st. I've I've roos nice trees
Houses at $3.50 and upward. Ask for
WALTER L. BADGER,
800 Oneida Building.
S4oo-LoT 46xl24, GARFIELD AND 35th ST,
east front.
Sd ay S, inside 18th ST. large barn. man s
room; this is bargain
E1,10O-Seyen room house, city water, rents for
SIS; 18th av s and 9Th St.
S2,200-32d st and Sd av s, sfoom house, city
water, arranged for two families; easy
terms.
S1,00O-1oroom modern house, furnace, bath
room, etc., 5th S and 25th ST. on leased
lot; ground rent and taxes $100 this is
all it costs you to carry this
S1, 1,100--1st ay 8, inside 25th st; east front, SC
feet wide: cheap.
s4,5oo-New, modern. s rooms, inside 25th st on
Lyndale ay S. Storm windows, screens
etc. All complete, easy terms.
81, 1,500-15 with improvements, ~ miles
north Of the city; good garden tract
X53-acre farm, south of the city, 100 acres under
cultivation. balance timber and pasture
$4,000, half cash; good time to examin.
land and see crop growing
F. B. LEWIS,
&C Loan and Trust Building.
BARGAIN IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
$4 OO0--Good piece of improved business
property. 18th st. near Nicollet av, payin:
10 per- cent; lot 30X165. with 1O-foot alley
cost owner three times amount asked. Lool
this up.
SEELEY 6 CO..
5o3 Boston Block.
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30 D o o o o Q o o
! s7,75O-box1as, eIRARp Av, INSIDE s2d
7 st, fine ten-room, thoroughly modern
house and barn.
y S7,000-44x12S, Bryant av, inside Of 25th
= street, handsome nine-room thor
) oughly modern house, first floor fin
ished in fine hardwoods, second floor
Georgia pine, large hall on both floors;
combination hot air and hot water
heating plant. This is very pretty
house and could not be built for the
money. 1t Is nearly new. Owner leav-
ing state.
81, 4,650-Fremont av, near 27th good nine
room modern house on good east front
lot; $1,000 cash, balance $40 per
month at per cent.
$4,350-46x12s Bryant av, near 9th, s
rooms, modern and in good repair;
would exchange for smaller house or
good lot.
, $4,000-50x124, Franklin av, near 10th av
S, ten-room house, city water, gas,
} bath, closet open plumbing, good cell
lar and large barn. Would exchange
D equity of 81, 800 for good lot in eighth
D ward and cash.
D. $3,000-47X12S, I'd av S, near 9th st,
} eight rooms, modern except heat; rents
$50 month.
D So, 600-55x11O. University av Sc, near
D 9th, II rooms, modern, hardwood I'm
D Houses at all prices.
D Ask for catalog.
o WALTER L. BADGER,
. 300 Oneida Block.
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Unimproved.

BARGAIN COUNTER.
MAKE oFFER-rwo east front lots Clinton
s. d9snng railroad aek on south
trackage. Owner leaving city
Make oFFER-Iwo east front lots on 22d az
l72 feet each owner leaving city and
will sell to best bidder this week.
ss5o-For two lots on I'd av S, between s9th
each; easy terms. 2
s525mA west front lot on 9th ay 8. between
1926 EschITwo @ east as: front lots on Grand av
s, between 81st and 32d SITS. They lie ane;
size 45x12S feet to alley.
tveen sist and s2a ss sze
Easy terms
s52omWest front lot on Columbus av, between
32d and 33d SITS, 40x126 feet to alley.
Terms
se5oBoth tw9 west front lots on st az $,
Two fine lots out near Minnehaha park.
Fine trees.
Franklin and 22d st. Size 4ox12s& feet
s1,soo-East front lot On Lake place, just
north Of 25th ST. half block from Lake of
the Isles; 1oox155 feet to alley. Nice
trees Easy terms.
Of Harriet az and 3sh
TH0RPE BROS, ANDRUs BLDG.
CRoCKER & CRowELL.
315 Bank of Commerce Building.
$50 each, lots Pleasant Grand, Harriet and
Garfield ave. easy payments.
5000 each, lots on 43d and Lyndale av. Have city
water; easy terms.
1925 for two fine lots at Harriet
$275 each for lots on Aldrich av s.
1925 each for lots Garfield
$3.50 each for lots on Nicollet av S.
$3.50 each, lots Bryant av with water and
stone walk paid.
S425 each, lots on 10th s.
1876 for 45 feet on 10Th av S.
$500 each for lots in Kenwood.
s700-Fine lot on Holmes av, mar Lake st.
$750-Fine lots on Grand av, inside 26th St
$700 for up-to-g grade lot on Lake st at Hum
$500 each tpa ,ss for fine lots Harriet overlooking
$3.50 for lots at Lake Calhoun.
$3.50 for lots on Lake place at 25th st.
81, 1,150-Fine lot, 60X14S, on Lake of Isles blvd
81, ,20O-Boulevard lots at Harriet.
81, 1,450-Cheapest east front lot Lowry hill
50, 600 for 100. foot lot on Lake place.
We are selling property than ever before
Reason? Prices rising.
Buy now, before they go up.
LOT BARGAINs
$550-Perfect lot, Grand ay, third lot in
side oath st; all improvements.
$225-Corner LyndaIe and 33d st, south ant
$2o-Beautiful 5o-foot lot, Prospect Park
3 cents fare to either city.
JOHN B. APPLEBY, 537 Andrus Bldg.
! $500 PAYS IN. FULL FOR TWO FINE LOTS
45x129 each, near 4th ay s and 32d. James G.
AIillard.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20

Q 0 0 o 0 Q Q Z
l1o ACRES IN WRIGHT COUNTY,
Mimi, two miles from Buffalo. ALI
wire wire fen fenced; 20 acres cultivated: rs I
Black loan soil, clay subsoil. One good
seyen-room house and one four-room
house. Good well and windmill. Barn {
4ox46; granary 1Sx3o; machine shed l4x ,
30; hoghouse, poultryhouse, icehouse, etc,
A fine little farm. Wel1-located and
cheap at $50 per acre. Write me for
other descriptions, I have all kinds
of improved farms and wild lands for
sale and can certainly suit you.
FRANKLIN BENNER,
5os Bank Of Commerce Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
REAL BARGAINS IN FINE HOMES,

ks$5, ,o0o-No 1897 W Franklin A fine
- home in Lake Of Isles addition; full
~ modern in every particular; 10
, large rooms, house Is a beauty and
has every convenience. Finest loca-
ton in the city, AND FINEST LOT
IN THE ADDITION, 9Ox156; slightly
y corner, with fine shade and shrubs. 4
PERFECT HOME AND WORTH
), $1,000. SEE 1T TODAY.
, 81, 75o-A KENWOOD GEM. No. 1860
~ Sheridan av, rooms, fully modern,
) new; fine lot, 50x150 sideboard, man
, tel and hot water heat. Owner must
b have cash. Would cost $500 to du-
D. plicate SEE 1T TODAY.
olA SO, 75O-2996 Girard av s. This Is a bar
oT gain; built four years ago With a
9 coat of paint it will sell for $4, POO, as
D 1t is perfect inside. Finished in quar-
b ter-sawed oak and select birch; mantel
and CRATE; sideboard and hot water
heat. Here is the best bargain ever
b offered In med1um-priced house, and
b must be sold by wednesday or is out
D of the market.
? $3.50 (can,t advertise number).. Has-
D. riet av, 7-room cottage, new, all hard
o wood finish, open nickel plumbing, hot
o water heat, full basement cement
o walks and everything O. K.
o MORRISON -oRITTRNDEN CO.,
o Phoenix Block.
o Telephones-So22 J, and T. O, zee.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
Farm Lands.

dI LII ActuGSs
,i@tl!lEzi
atI i&:t.I 81
t:s 80
OWN A FARM.
Write to me. I can sell you unimproved
farm land $5 to $40 per acre, $40 down, $40
per month. Land is conveniently. located in
the upper peninsula of Michigan, close to rail-
roads and good towns. Plenty Of good water,
and timber for fuel and building. Soil fertile,
climate the best in the world.
Write me personally for special railroad
rates and booklets, etc., today.
F. ]. MERRIAM,
General Manager Upper Peninsula
Land Co., Ltd,
Detroit, Mich.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20

ACME REALTY co.,
324 Andrus Building.
REIMBURSEMENT of 160.acre homestead in
Williams county, N. d., for $3.50 If taken
soon.
16O acres splendid farming land in North
Dakota, miles from station; snap for
$3.50 per acre; easy terms
100 acres, fine farm, 4 miles from Minot,
8 N D., at 80 per acre on easy terms.
in Bekar ov a m nor
and well settled community; best SOIL good
netghborhood. where they raise 25 bu wheat
to the acre; will sell this splendid farm for
$22 per acre; half cash and terms to suit on
the balance at 6 per cent interest; look this
up If you want a farm
107 acres farm land on the shores of Lake
Alexandria, in Morrison county. Minnesota;
four miles from Lincoln;s $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
W. J. WESTFALL,
421 Kasota Building.

FOR SALE OR RENT-IN SOUTHEAST MIN
neapolis, within reach of two street car lines
and university, near public school and park
ten-room house with combination heat, self
regulating thermostat, porcelain bath. etc.;
two full lots, barn. shady lawn, flower yard,
garden and chicken-house, the whole fenced in
with fine lattice fence; will sell on reasonable
terms or will rent seven or eight rooms pre-
fer small family, no small children. Address
D. L. Babcock, io41 18th av Sc, minneapolis,
or call and see the place and owner and you
will be more than pleased. Leave Como-Inter-
urban at Como and 18th av, walk back
on Como to 18th av and turn north and it Is
the fourth house fronting east.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
DAKoTAH FoR WHEAT.
n AKnrNA Enn s.xuHn 4 ~

DAKoTAH FoR WHEAT.
DAKOTA FOR WHEAT.
DACOTAH FOR WHEAT.
Crowds are going to get FREE HOMESTEADS
worth $1,000. We have loo, 600 acres adjoin-
Ing the Homesteads for SO an acre, easy
terms. Free coal, rich soil, excellent water,
good schools and churches A few years
cultivation and these lands will be worth $50
to 500 an acre. Come join the County Seat
colony: Write for maps. & Wm. II. Brown
Co.. Mandan, N. D., or 131 LaSalle st, Chi
cago
COAL LANDs-1,200 ACRES OF COAL LAND
in North Dakota. Vein 8 to 20 feet deep. 200
Bank Commerce building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20

LOT BARGAINS.
S550-Perfect lot, Grand ay, third lot in
side Path st; all improvements.
S225-Corner Lyndale and 33d st, south and
west exposure.
s21o-Beautiful 5o-foot lot, Prospect Park;
cents fare to either city.
JOHN R. APPLEBY, 537 Andrus Bldg
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
A CHEAP HOUSE.

No. 1911 10th Ay n.
A seven-room house, in the best of repair; J;
newly painted, papered and shingled; large
lot, 44x135 feet. Is on a business street;
has all improvements in and paid for. This
can be bought for $1,40O; reasonable terms
THORPE BROS, ANDRUs BLDG.
So 30o-FoR SALE BY OWNER, AN s-RoOM
house and barn. large east front lot, city, wei1
and cistern water gas stone walks, fine shade
trees and shrubbery; also fine lawn; eighth
ward. 2704 Garfield av.
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o SOUTHEAST. O
$2,50o-A house of eleven rooms, hard o
wood finish downstairs and furnace; q o
very large corner lot with about 300 feet o
frontage: good barn; good cellar and base o
ment, Taxes only $40. Insurance paid o
for three years. Located opposite Prospect o
Park. one block from interurban carline. o
FRANKLIN BENNBR, o
508-4-5 Bank Of Commerce Bldg. o
o o % o 90 Q
THESE ARE A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS
that being sacrificed, and in order to test
the value Of Journal advertising will only be
offered thru this medium. These houses will
be continually advertised until sold:
9705 Pleasant av. rooms. s.............. 81, ,45O
8701 Pleasant av. rooms. ............. 1875
304S 28d s. 10 rooms. ................ !. 800
20S W 291a st, rooms. ms................. 1,200
3242 Aldrich av s. rooms. ............ 600
2745 Chicago av, rooms. .............. 2,4oO
1850 Hennepin av, corner 38d rooms. -. 1900
1881 Morgan av N, rooms. ........... 800
EDMUND G.. WALTON,
800 Hennepin Avenue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

wANTED-MAN WITH TEAM TO DIG CELLAR
at Knox and Lincoln avs s. Apply Monday
or Tuesday mornings at O'clock N. q.
Emmans, 1876 James av S.
WANTED 70 BUY-GooD sTANHoPE, Or
sonable for spot cash. Address s21s, Jour
nal.
wANTED-A WORK HORSE WEIGHING
about 1,200 pounds, that Is sound and safe.
Address s501, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20

$500 PAYS IN. FULL FOR TWO FINE LOTS
45x129 each, near 4th ay s and 32d James G.
Millard.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
PROFESSIONAL

HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA-
nently removed by electricity. Miss Hollister,
IT-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20
Continued.
LAND AGENTS
ATTENTI0N

A NICE FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM WHERE
you can keep few cows and hogs; 40 acres,
good soil. % acres cultivated 27 acres good
timber and pasture; house 16X24, III stories,
with 14x2O addition; good stone cellar; barn
14x2O. This farm is in American neigh
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-20

HAIR, MoLEs, WARTS AND
birthmarks permanently removed by electricity.
Anna M Griswold 2o7 Medical block.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23

Discantent IS the want Of self reli-
ance, 1t is indrmity of w.ll-Emer-
son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
A BluAtering King.

OF King George ". Thomas Cree
vey. who lived in the early part of the
nineteenth century tells this story:
The king had appointed the bishop
of Winchester to administer to liam the
sacrament on one of tie Sundays about
Easter. The bishop was not punctual
to his time. and when he arrived the
king. in a great passion at having h"en
kept waiting. abused and even sWoy~
at him in the most indecent manner, on
which the bishop very coolly said he
must be permitted to withdraw. as he
perceived his majesty WAS not then in
a fit state of mind to receive the sacra
ment, and should be ready to attend CA
some future day, when he hoped 10 linl
his majesty in better state Of prepa-
ration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-23
ANIMAL ODDITIES.

The fiercest of al animals is the
black panther.
The lion is the only Wild anilna! that
is capable of affection
Statistics show that scrrents kill
more persons IL India than Ill aEy 9th
er country.
Most reptiles are noto!inisly deaf ex-
cept c"Nmans and crocoGiles. The boa
seems absolutely So.
The sense of smell in the snail has
been found to he limited. as a rule, to
a distance of about an inch.
The West Indian crab is remark
able creature. Although born in the
Sea, it natures in fresh water and
passes its adult life on land.
Shepherds allow their colIies one
meal a day, and on this allowance
health and efficiency are secured. La.
dies who are good" to their pet dogs
are rewarded 10y seeing their pets sink
ing rapidly into decrepitude.