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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-01

A-ACRE FARM, HENNEPIN COUNTY 10
miles of Minneap polls, complete set new build
some maple; horses. cows, young stock, poul-
try, farm implements, wagons, buggies, sleds,
household furniture; steps OUT y6tis jump
z in, all for 1900: 800 discount for ali cash.
@ o. p. Green & Son, An0ka, MINI.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION 40 A
i; word; ad less than loo iaily; 20 words or
less. one week soc, SE5395y3 a !
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wANTED-A PROMINENT MANUFACTURER
of u STANDARD household article of great merit,
and widely advertised, wishes to correspond
with somebody who can invest from 5000 to
$1,000, TO act as manager and open branch.
We have liberal proposition to make to any
one who has ability. 1T is useless to answer
unless you have the cash to invest. Address
c. II. Swartzbaugh. President Toledo. Ohio.
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Furnished Houses.

VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent from April to September or October, With
IN ten minutes walk of postofice Also finely
furnished house in Kenwood Franklin Benz
ner, SOB Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
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UNCLAIMED SUITS FOR $40 TO sig, WORTH
in tailoring In the northwest we get many I'M
claimed suits and sell them at less than ready
made, Just to unload. Rush Tailoring Co., 3U4
LIST s
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STOCK FARM OF $50 ACREs-sEVEN MILES
from one Of the best towns in state; only so
miles from Minneapolis 100 acres under
plow; 80 acres meadow; balance in timber
fenced in for pasture. Buildings valued at
$500 consisting Of good frame house Of ten
pair; will hold 60 head Of cattle, 10 head OF
horses and 100 tons Of hay; frame granary,
icehouse; one windmill and tanks, and build
ing used for grinding feed. Farm all fenced;
three good wells, watered by river and spring
Can be bought on favorable terms. For par.
ticulars. write M. s. Rutherford, Princeton,
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DASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE OR BUSI-
ness. no matter where located. If you desire
a quick sale. send us description and price.
NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY,
Bank Of Commerce bldg. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-01

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

You VIM. .nen come and see our North Dakota
land AZ. we win sell you farm at $3.50
per acre, 5000 down, balance easy. where you
coal. CD this year and take up 100 acres under
the homestead laws and become independent.
Mandan N. ID. 5 {sse
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WANT Pages ] 4and15
BUSINESS CHANCES
ISLAND OF CUBA.

wANTED-PARTY OR PARTIES WITH FROM
Slo,o0o,po0 to $4,000 to Join in incorporating a
company doing construction business estab
lshed Tor sevea years which has made and Is
making ench year over 10 per cent net on the
capital invested. The reason for incorporating
Is that the business has outgrown the capital
OF the partnership. Business done In 1908
over Sl25, 900. This is legitimate business
proposition In every way, and will bear the
closest scrutiny. Mere spectators need not
answer. Address 7437. Journal. -
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Offices.
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY Ton
RENT. THORPE BROS. tANDRUs BLDG.
DEsKRooM 70 RENT AT Nicely & LEw1sS
Tbs Lumber Exchange.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
CHAPTER XIII.
In the Judament HaIl.

While he kept a firm hold upon
the spear which he had dropped Ike
n gilded bar across the door. the Eng
llsh sentinel repeated for the tenth
time his respectful denial: Il will
take Il upon me 20 admit you to tho
gallery. noble lady; but though you
we're the queen herself ! dare not let
YOU In to the lower part There DO
none but men with the king. and II IS
not nttIng-"
And is the son Of Saxon serf
10 decide where II Is fitting for mo
20 go2" the Lady OF Northampton
dcmarded facing him in a tempest
OF angry beauty. whatsoever you
SHAH do by my direction. dog. will in
an respects DO available TO your
credit. Let me through 70 my hus-
band, or ! can tell you that you will
find your warlncss terribly mis-
placed"
(To be continued.)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
Gro be continued }
Rlue stocklnas OF To.daY.

The last few years have seen mark
ed changes for the better IN che blue
stocking" She has. after causing
much distress 10 her relatives and
friends, come 10 the conclusion that
the "ologics" and pretty frocks are,
after all. not SO incompatible as at
one time they seemed and that her
learning. combined with q pleasing
outward seeming. carries far more
weight than Il did when she wore
shapeles garments and neglected her
couture.
The blue stocking Is indeed civ.
ing M the tailor made" FOR festive
occafions. the severe tie and cola,
and rlgidly plain hat which was ono
OF her phases, and she has begun 20
reyel with her more frivolous sister In
frills and furbelows. and hundred
pretty things which a comparatively
short period ago she would have felt
Il incumbent upon her 10 scorn. says
Woman's Life
She Is acquiring a taste for the
Joys OF suitable attire which marks
tho well dressed woman. and she has
by no means made tho pathway OF
learning easier FOR the rising genera
ton. whose parents will no longer
put stumbling blocks in the path now
that ccccntricity and sweet girl
graduate" may be things apart All
mothers and the majority OF fathers
strongly object 20 seeing their daugh-
ters sacrifice looks 60 learning
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26

You will tire yourself more II you
consent 20 the entertainment I came
hither 10 propose l was thinking
how Il might cause amusement 10 US
10 ride into the city and SEQ what
the goldsmiths have in their booths"
Elfgiva threw aside the candle TO
come close and lay her hands upon
the girls breast. do you think Il
likely that ! might fall in with the
King somewhere in the city,"
This was going n BIT faster than
Randalln had planned. and her breath
came quickly. but she took the risk
and admitted H. Il did hope that
u might happen that we would see
the king. she said. and what Is
more important 10 us-that the king
might see YOU"
slowly. the kings wife went back
20 her seat before the mirror. and
sat there lingering and turning the
ieweled rouge pots In a deep study.
Deliver me your opinion Of this
Tcboen2' she said. az last. 70 the
biz raw-boncd British woman who
was her nurse and also the female
maiordomo OF her household
Teboen, after becoming delibera.
tion, replied that she thought rather
favorably OF the plan. that certainly
Il could do no harm, while II would
be almost as sure to do good II the
King could be reminded OF how beau.
tiful a woman be was neElecting.
Elfgiya's laughter was Ike return
inE sunshine How You say so?
Then will We make ready without
delayl Tata, could find Il in my
mind to scold you for not thinking OF
this before You must mouth the
order for tho horses. though she
added as an afterthought. Il should
expect IL would be told me that | am
prisoner. whereat should weep
for rage"
Another fash OF daring lighted Ran
dRlin's eyes. though her mouth re-
NAMED quiet "A good way to keep
them from thinking you prisoner.
lady. Is 10 act Ike a free woman" she
said Il shall tell them that you are
going TO the palace TO see your hus.
band" Sowing her seed. she left Il
10 take root. and went away 20 con.
vince the head OF the grooms.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26

n braziey Of glowing Goals, He leaped
10 greet such splendid ladies with a
profusion OF salaams and mouthful
OF pretty speeches that brought some
OF the color back TO Elfgiva's cheeks.
DO not have mo In contempt.
Tata." she admonlshed with a laugh
OF some unsteadiness. let me sharp
en- my weapon for some space among
these precious things. and Il may be
that shall go hence painting for the
field"
"Ah. gracious lady. you must needs
buy my whole stock" the merchant
cried with Negotiating smiles. for
can never endure 20 sell 10 another
what I have once seen near your
face"
Certainly tho jeweled bugs. the
golden snakes, tho strands OF amber
and set and pearl. seemed 90 act as
tonics upon the Northampton lady.
n she had not traded away. AT tho
first two stalls. every ornament in her
possession. she would have investi-
gated each booth IN the square. She
came out In bubbllng spirits 20 the
waiting horses and tho half frozen
guards.
"This Cheapslde IL very fairy gar
den. she prattled. lingering with her
foot ia the hand OF the kneeling
groom. Everything in beds and rows
as they we're hcrbs-milk down this
lane. soap down that. jewels. fab
RIGS" She turned with a sudden In
SEPARATION. "Maidens. would not this
be merry thought? To find out
where tho fabrics are kept and try
some cloth OF gold agains: these
pearls?'
AS the soryile murmur answered.
Randalln's brow darkened. Cloth OF
gold and pearls-when wolf was
tearing away at her heart. She spoke
desperately. Il wish that tho way TO
tho fabrics might lie past tho kings
house. lady"
Tho kings wife sent her a glance.
hair resentful. hair questioning Why
DO you say that2'
Because II Canute could SEQ you as
you look now. with your checks
a.1ower. and that ermine. like snow.
upon your hair, there Is nothing in
the world he could refuse you"
Elfgiva's mouth curved bewitchingly.
"You speak as though yor had jewels
20 sell. What fine manners they have,
these London merchants Tell me,
Candida, Lconorine. does she speak
tho truth? On your crosses, has not
tho cold redeemed my nose? or
plnched the bloom OF my lips?"
II the murmur that answered lacked
any heartinoss. their mistress did not
perceive II, for every man within
earshot swelled II with reinsurance
thinking perhaps OF the hot spiced
wine In the kings cups.
After a moment OF hesitation. Elf
ciya flew up 10 her saddle Ike a
bird DO you all think so?" she
laughed. Certainly | never felt In
lustier spirits / declare that viii
try H. Hasten. before the roses Wit
IN my checks. forwardl To the pal
acct"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26

AS she had foretod. he was too un.
certain regarding their position TO
dare contest their order, little as he
liked a. In something less than an
hour. tho five women, furwrappcd
and nanked by pages and soldiers
were passing under the deep arch OF
the New Gate into the great city
Itself.
DO you purpose TO visit the palace
first. noble one2' the leader OF the
guards inquired with a respectful. II
uneasy salute.
The seed had rooted so far that Elf
giva did not disclaim the intention:
but she hcsltated long time. pulling
noryously at the embroidered top OF
her riding glove which way lies the
palace7"
Down the lane on your left. noble
one"
Turn then TO the left"
They obcycd her, but their gay
chatter died on their lips. II the road
bore none OF The responsiveness OF the
shamhlcs. IL was stu little more
cheerful than the graveyard on
their right. an icestinened marsh
reached TO the great city wall while
remnant OF the primeval beech for.
eat lay along their left, leafess. wind
dashed and grooming Ahead behind
is walls and above its gardens of
clustering fruittrcca. rose the towers
and glldcd spires OF the kings pal.
axe
As they neared tho arched gateway
red with the cloaks of the royal
guards. Il seemed 10 Randalln that an
icy hand had closed about her heart
Tho blood was ebblng from Elfgivas
face. and II could be seen that she
was forced 90 keep molstcnlng her
lips with her tongue. Nearer now
they were Ia front 81 the entrance
An AZ once. the lady thrust spur
into her horse as he was slackening
his pace in obedience 10 her tightcncd
rein
"To the roldsmith's first she or
dcrcd. ION our way back" Her
words were lost on the frosty wind
The master 81 the nrst booth In The
row OF wrc,che1 ltilc stalls was
bumped with stcaulr- breata over
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26

90 Dunstans monkish colony, was
scarcely sufficient to make a palace OF
che rambling rookery which n wall
separated from the West Minister. II
a the masterpiece OF ruins" Elfgiya
Jaid on the day OF their arrival.
To-day. "A fortnight later. Randalin
repeated tho comment. with des-
pondent addition The king will
never come 10 this rubbish heap.
Here we are buried no less than II we
lay In mound. II Is not likely that
We shall get news by an easier way
chan by going to him"
strainlng her eyes out over the
mlstrobed river. she tried for tho
thousandth time 10 think ~ some bait
alluring enough TO tempt Elfgiya TO
that point OF daring. = will try once
more TO entlco her 10 the palace. so
mat can get tldlngs she determin-
Cd II wonder what Kind OF humor
she Is IN
Il was not necessary 20 so far 70
Obtain a hint as 10 that Even az she
entered the passage. she heard the
srINfn Ulf nl HNhii , AAN 49, NtiA tN'A
scrcams and the thud Of blows.
Now IL Is heard that she Is not sulk.
ing among her cushions Randalln
observcd. awhen her temper IL up
she Il little afraid OF doing things
which she else would not dare do"
According 20 that her expectations
should have mounted high. as she
drew aside the door curtain. for the
I-dy OF Northampton was far from
suIking. Partially disrobcd, A. she
had sprung up from before her mir.
ror. she was holding the lucklcss
Dcarwyn with one hand while vita
tho other she administered pitiless
punishment from long cub.llke
candle which she had snaichcd frou
its holder.
Come not betwiNt, or ! will treat
YOU IN a like manner. the mistress
painted.
But the valkyria's fear Of Elfglya's
tongue did not extend 70 Elrgiyas
hands. Catching the dimplcd wrists
she held them on with perfect cool.
ness, az she said soothingly. Now
yov 49, yourself much. laay. and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
Object 70 Fenced wax.

Mayor Brown and the board Of pub.
DC works OF Ann Arbor have both notl.
fled DIR. Victor o. Vaughan Of the uni
vorsity that he must remove row OF
poles which workmen We're engaged IN
placing in the sod between the walk
and the curb In front OF his residence
on State street Or Vaughan has
built a high brick wall MS "a fence
along his front yard and proposed to
put up a high fence between the walk
and theecurb, which would have made
the sidewalk a mere passageway
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26

SO complete was her preoccupation
that she dlsregarded another thing
the highway along which they we're
strayeling. IL was Randalln who first
awoke 10 a consciousness that the
noise OF the rabblo had become very
faint behind them. that no sounds al
all broke the stiffness ahead OF them.
that tho uneven weed-grown path they
were treading was very different from
the smooth hardness OF the Waiting
street For the first time. she spoke
10 the son OF Lodbros. who had silent.
- taken his place NJ her side
This is not the Waiting Street,
Yet We have not turned Where
are we2"
Rothgar gnawed az his heavy mus
tache as though the answer were Dir
dcult 10 frame
You are stili on the Waiting
Street" lie said. II IS only that this
Is tho old bed OF g. II leads also 10
Saint Peters Monastery on Thor
ney--"
stung with fear. Eifglya tried 10
snatch the lines from him. Il am not
going 20 a monastery! am going 70
tho palace"
As cliff stands against the iretting
of waves his grasp stood against
hers and his voice was as immoyable
as his hand
The palace whore tho king IS" he
said rs the palace for 4 queen"
Al FIRST Il either seemed that she
would scratch out his eyes or throw
herself from her saddle. But in the
end she did neither. for a sense OF her
hclplessness turned her faint To one
who has always ruled undisputed
there IL something benumbng III the
hrst collision with the pltiless hand OF
Force. III had the good luck 20 see
a bee caught IN a brIer, should wish
your death. she threatened But she
said II under her breath; and after
that. rode with dropping head and
eyes that saw nothing OF the scene
before her
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
Michigan News
MEN AND CATTLE HAVE RABIES
Failure 10 Call Veterinary Surgeon
Produces Serious Results.

Rabies broke out over two months
ago az Riyes Junction. jackson com
81, but not being recognized. the dis.
ease spread, several cattle became in.
fected and died and two men are now
trying 10 ward on fatal results by re-
ceiying Pasteur treatment at Ann AT.
Dor.
A shepherd dog was FIRST taken sick.
and since he was supposed 20 have
been poisoned and showed no violence,
no one suspected rabies as the cause
of sickness The dog ran NJ large and
hcrdcd cattle until finally he died and
shortly after a COW was stricken anu
died The man who skinned the COW
had sores on his hands at tho time
50 that he could scarcely had escaped
Infection from the diseased animal
but a IS believed that the Pastcur
treatment has hoen begun IN time %
save his lie Two steers were then
taken sick running 0nd bellowirg ana
occasionally falling PROSTATE still no
one recognized these as symptoms ut
rabies. nor was a veterinary surgeon
called a ncighbors hcifcr was then
attacked. and the owner Immediately
chained up Tho animal and sent for
Veterinary Surgeon Haynes who ~
once pronounced the disease rabies
The heller was killed and buried. aud
later another COW was stricken and
died Both animals had paralysis OF
the hind parts as is usual iu this dis-
ease. and gradually vent into the final
stupid condition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26

Someone attempted to poison thirty
head Of steers belonging 10 farmer
near Somerset Seven are already
dead and others will die An exam.
ination ~ the field whore the animals
we're kept showed that parts green.
mixed with salt. had boon spread
about In thirty-one different places.
The cattle were purchased IN Chicago
last spring aud weigh ia the neighbor.
mood Of LOO or 1900 pounds apiece.
They were one OF the finest looking
herds In the vicinity and the poisoning
rs probably the Wort, uf some cnvlous
party.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
pIes whIIe onerIna PRAYER.

With her hands claspod IN suppllca.
tlon and her gray head resting on the
coverlcl Mrs Esther Sprculsra. aged
IS years. was found dead at Muskc.
gon by milkman The woman was
In the attitude of prayer and appar
emily died as she WAS praying before
retiring She had lived alone for
years. refusing an aid offered by neigh.
bors and was OF an eccentric dispost
tion a coroners jury returned a yer
diet or general senIlity
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
Choice items from over the state.
specially selected for our readers
YOUNG COUPLE NEAR TO DEATH
Come Near Being Asphyxiated by
Coal Gas in Their New Home.

Come Near Being Asphyxiated by
Coal Gas in Their New Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roy were found
unconscious az their home In Mount
Clemens. overcome BY coal gas. ana
FOR several hours their lives were de-
SPARED OF, and even yet they are In a
critical condition. They were married
IN september and had just moved into
their new home. where large coal
stove had been put mp William Par
ker went there az Q o'clock A. m. with
their piano, and n plumber who was 10
have worked about the place told
him that he could not got into the
house though he was positive they
were 20 have stayed there The two
men obtained key and upon entering
thc place found the couple near 10
death -Four doctors and three nurses
were soon there and hy noon Mrs.
Roy was orly able "a signify that she
was conscious while Il was some
time after That before her husband
could he brought around.
II was found that the dampcr In the
pipe was turned nearly square across.
and the gas thus confined. had burst
open one Of tho stove doors. Mrs.
Roy was Miss Rachel Ramole. n
trained nurse who "a widely known
among the bhthers who frequent
Mount Clemens. while Mr. Roy IS a
mail carrier and one or the most popu-
lar Of the Younger men in his native
city,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
Merehanta Lose Roth MaYn.

smooth talker Is travelling over
the upper counties and 10 all appear
ances he Is getting up a directory Of
the rural routes lie gets ads from
merchants 10 help pay for the publ.
cation promising them the support OF
the patrons in proportion TO their
help Then he sells the directories 10
the mail.ordcr houses, who food the
country with their catalogues This
is neat scheme 20 get the home NOR
chant 10 pay for list that is intend
ed 10 benefit the mailorder houses
only.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
cut 90 Free statlonern.

Kalamazoo hotelkeepers have been
such heavy losers from erafters and
loafers who go 10 the hotel % write
their letters using The hotel station.
cry and supplies. that they have final
ly reyoltcd The usual writing tables
are now replaced by roll top desks
These will be- kept locked al the time
and when q guest OF the hotel wishes
TO use one Of them no has to go 70
tho Office and get the key from me
clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
Pastor Is Insane.

r. A. Mckee arrived 40 Niles with
his hrother.in-law. Rev. Edward Plain.
nette, who until recently had a pas.
torate AT Tekonsha, but who has for
the past month been an inmate Of the
Michigan asylum az Kalamazoo, The
pair We're en- route 60 Marion. Ind.
but the mental trouble reassertcd n.
SELF and Mr. Palmetto cluded his
hrotherin.law and returned east The
doranged clergyman attracted much
attention by talking necessarily aud
loudly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
VOTING BY Machine

with the average voter the voting
machine WAS not a lightning worker.
by any means according 20 tests in
various cities In Michigan Many ap.
pearcd 20 think il their duty 20 read
over every name on the six tickets.
no matter how many were standing
In line behind them awaiting a chance
10 vote
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
prLvnin 80 AntchcrN

A wealthy man purchased 100 acres
90 land near Iron Mountain and has
already converted sixty acres ~ a In
20 lake The lake win be- utilized as
fish hatchery II has been con
structed In accordance with the latest
improvements advanced hy the GOV.
ernment aud over 100000 littlcs fishes
have been placed IN the water The
man expects III few years 10 bc able
10 enjoy the best fishing nj home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26

number OF Calhoun county farm
ers have recently allowed travelling
agents OF Chicago houses 20 take
them Ia The latter sold outfits OF
dry goods for SIS each taking the buy.
crs notes investigation showed thar
the dry goods would have been dear
AZ $40. bur the s4S notes have been
discounted az Climax bank. and the
givcrs OF them will have 90 pay
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-26
aIves Aman 90 chlld.

The lngham county circuit court has
directed an investigation into a trans
action which was brought 10 light Ia
divorce suit Mrs Jessie Horstman
OF Williamstown testified that She
gave her infant child 20 Mrs. J. NJ
Vandcrbcck OF Kalamazoo 10 whom
she owed money which che could not
pay. The real mother knows little Of
the foster mother TO whom she gave
the child