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HIDES AND HORNS.

Mesa Free ITeos. AHc hV" bill which has become law gives the grower the right to kill three head of cattle per year, or twenty head sheep or goats for their own use or sale, but they are not allow ed to peddle the same in towns where butchers are paying 8 license. The new law is very lengthy, and was far from satisfac- tory tn all interests, but it is con sidered as improvement on the old law.
 Holbrook Argus: Messrs Henry Haley and Jack Caufman, two well known ranchers from near Williams, went up the country the fore part of the week to purchase cattle; they returned here last evening and received eighty head of steers from " J. Flake and Will Gibson. They also bought several other small herds which will be delivered to them here about the 18th of next month.
 Florence Blade: Because spine less cacti contain in fattening quantities both food and water for cattle, the Santa Fe railroad will begin at once exhaustive inquiry into the practicability of planting a portion of the southwestern de- serts with them To this end an agreement has been concluded with Dr. Arthur D. Houghton, of Los Angeles, under the terms of which he will at once begin Il scientific study of the situation According to official analysis" says pr. Houghton, speaking of the com. mercial possibilities of the cacti. the spineless varieties show a percentage Of nutriment next to alfalfa. spineless cactus is almost as good as alfalfa and the desert is natural habitat. Water rots it ia propagation; all 1t needs k the lit- tie dew that falls of morning. and thus it furnishes abundantly both food and water for cattlep
 Prescott Courier Joe Drew drove Nj from the Walnut creek section yesterday He says the grass is making good showing on Walnut creek. The outlook for crops. in- cmding the calf crop, is exceed ingly good Mr. Drew saws he drove by s. c. Rogers place q few days ago and found the old gentle man so sick that he took him home and he is now there and is quite feeble, Mr. Drew says the roads between Prescott, and Walnut creek are passable but have some very bad places in them. The other side of the burnt ranch, west of Prescott, Mr. Drew's teams begged down and he had to unload his wagon to get out, Another team came along and the horses sank so that only their backs and necks were above the mud. They had to be dragged out by other teams. Mir. Drew brought to Pres- colt with him three lion hides from animals which he killed in the Walnut creek section. One of these hides has been sold to Chi cago drummer for $40. An exr ceptionally fine hide of one cat has not been sold and will be hung np in Joe Archambeau's place today. During the recent floods Walnut creek had a salt and tobacco famine, and tobacco users com menced to smoke yerba santa.
 Tucson Post: The Live Stock
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Cold len State Llmlted.

The Golden Stale Limited, the fastest and most finely equipped train in the West. running between Los Angeles and Chicago without change, passes Benson eastbound at SIS .. m. each day, westbonnd at l017 every night.
 ". c. BOWMAN, Agent.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEuHLER,

Is i
S22 5oo-Takes one of the most complete up-to-
date homes on Lowry Hill, large grounds,
large barn and carriage house. This is one
Srstelass on Lowry Hill; first time offered
SSO00-One of the most elegant up-to-date
homes in Sunnyside Addition. Don't fail to
see this before you buy. Can give possession
at once. Keys at office
S4,5O0-Strictly modern up-to-date home, east
aY, almost new. This no doubt, is a very
rare bargain in such fine location Blais-
dell's Addition. Don't fail to see this com
p1ete home; first time offered.
S4,S00-One of the most complete up-to-date
strictly modern homes in Calhoun Addition
fine view Of the lake; first time offered Give
strictly modern home, hardwood finish and
S1,30o-Big bargain. 13 lots Spring Park. Min
netonka. good view of tie lake, sure to double
reach the lake and pavilion is finished and
the great museum park in running order next
spring, greatest excitement until then pre-
s5o6NFinest lot on Malcolm av Sc. in Prospect
park, just taken on 81 600 mortgage BY
s1,5o6-Good seven,room house. full basss sem
inside 18th av S; easy terms; 500 down. bal
s2,Soo-Good eight-room house and barn, sewer
tern; lot 40x12S; fine home in good repair;
walking distance; easy terms; 9th av s near
ss,2o0-Biggest kind of an interest payer; good
store building and fine flats, corner lot, never
vacant; always brings SbS per month; walking
distance: here Is II per cent net on your
money Invested; first time offered rare snap.
S1,900-All modern except heat, eight rooms.
corner lot. 10th av s. near franklin.
s1:lo9-7-room house and lot. DIST st S. near
14th av; will easily rent for $50 per month;
big interest payer, would make nice home.
81, 20o-Look at 251e Penn N; very handsome
eight-loom house and barn: city water; hard
wood finish, hne lot; call today any day.
Must CO.
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine, new,
up-to-date homes in Lowry Hill. Lake of the
Isles, Sunnysde. Lake Calhoun. Lake Harriet
in any part Of the city, at all prices If
you wish to make quick cash sale, list your
property at once No cha1ge made for adver-
Using it, Or borrow money, call and him.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NJ. Warneke and husband to N. Hag
lund, lot 2, block 6, Louis Kampff's adj
Joseph Wood and wife to W. II. Hatha- ?
way, part of lot 3, block o., Reming
toms Second addition .-..........
Western Realty company to 2. E. Mum
sob, lot %, block II, Fair Ground addi-
Edmund G.. Walton agency to j. Sledz,
lot %, block 2, Marshall Street supple
r meht 11,.rer and wife TO George d
Dayton, lots and 4, block 8. j. T.
BlaisdelPs Revised addition. .......
C. F. Swenson and wife to o. 0. Whited,
part of lots 6 and Z, block 10, B. S.
Wright's addition
pany to D. A. Mayhem, lots 1, and 3,
block 2, Croffut's addition. .-.-..-
S. G. Berg ct al. to c. Lindahl, part OF
lot 12, block 4, ]. G. Lemons addi-
H. II. Smith and wife to Diamond Iron
Works, lot Z. block 81, Bassett Moore
& Cases addition.
A. j. Rosander ct al. TO E. Hoffman, lot
3, block %, Ramsey, Lockwood and 9TH
ers' subdivision
G. II. Richards and wife to United States
Instalment Realty company, part OF lot
4, block 16, Lake of the Isles addition
]. II. Restad to Louis Blume, lot 1, piock
10, Gales Second addition. :...........
h.
of lot II, block 4, J. G. Lemons ad-
dition
Y. Panic and husband to u. Baker and
wife, part of lot %, Galpin's addition.
E. W. Page and husband to NJ. a, Mitch,
ell lots l. and 3, block 49, Second
Division Remington Park -.
| Northwestern Realty company to b. Mill
ward. lot 10, block 81. Minnehaha adj
p d. Mcmillan and wife to II. n. Leigh /
ton company ct al, in section l3-29-2t;.
| P. D. Mcmillan and wife to n. y. leigh
ton company ct al, IN section $500 t
Eichhorn, lot II. block 10, Town OF MIN
Massasoit Land company to Joseph Bra
zost. lots and g. block i, Egpefts
1 Massasoit Land company to ". w RAYS RAYS
| and wife, lot IS, block z, Second Dlvls-
ion Remins ton p Wife to 4. F. Thomp
son. lot s, block Turner d Warnoclk 5 ;.
rs addition lowry and wife to Il. EruAs
lh nor % block 10. Second Division Rem.
e m T. Levy t to L. Levy. lot IA. block 4.
| Lake of the Isles addition
W. Lauderdale and wl ner 70 lot pe "a Seal.
lum Gates addition 49,. =.
7. ii. HubelI to William Hendricks, In
section n. lo-a aps wife to George b. Day.
ton. lot 0 and part lots and 10, block
! l. Dayton's subdivision .............
n Gustafson to Charles G.. Gilman. lot i.
Joheph NJ. Griffith and wife to "a. II:
Smith, lot Z, block 81, Bassett, Moore
L Case's addition
George D. Dayton and wife to n,I 2; A..
! J. T. Blaisdell's Revised addition.
1 George D. Dayton and wife to w. u.
Hale; part lot IL, block /, Daytons adj
r. r. CrandalI and wife to r. w. Wolf:
i part lots and Z. block q, Highland
\ Park aQQltlOn ....s.
X. E.. Crosby and husband to Edmund 9:
4 Walton agency, undivided half of lot
4 10, block 10, Lake View additicn.....
w. Y Chute to F. FL. Ring and wife:
lot 10. block 4, Lincoln Street supple
A. B. Brooks and husband to B. Weis-
kopf; lot 4, block 6, Lyndale Avenue
ADDITION
I. e. Atherton and wife TO George P.
4 Schultz; part lots and S and ) and @,
block IA, Browns subdivision .......
e. G. Atherton and wife to J.. Yunker;
lots 20 and 30. block il. Lawndaie..
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PLEASANT s1x-RooM sTEAM-HEATED FLAT
In Lincoln Court, 914 e 10th st; hardwood
floors; 500. Edwards & Brewster, SO3 Guar
anty building. - ..r.
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5000 1000 s9 ooo 900 90
. to,date home. anished in the choicest
o and most select hardwood that money
R1e nisne edn Billiard bn nS
o CANT be beat; the plumbing is the best
money can buy, and the finest combina-
o ton electric and gas fixtures that money {
bu wa Hr AND Was r a
laundry chute; finest mantel and built-in
sideboard; also built-in bookcase you ever {
o saw, one of the finest and best furnished
the hot water heating plant is the best
that money can buy closet IN
built,n refrigerator that money possibly
o can buy; have electric switches properly
the storm
large 1o-foot porch: nice lot, 45x12s to
Ing and gutter ali in and and the very best
Of duplex window shades; I built this
for my, home, but circumstances now are
viii be accepted location is one of the
finest. near Lowry Hin 10 and a. close ss to
0 handle such home. call and see me;
will show you one Of the INCEST homes
After 6, South 326J1.
90 Q o o o Q Q Q Q Q %
Q SAReS1Ns IN MODERN HOMES.
S5,O00-East front, near Pleasant ay and
Franklin, a new and never occupied
eight-room fully modern house; hard
wood floors all over, quarter-sawed oak
finish on first floor. fine hot water heat
ing plant: the house is fitted for both
gas and electric lights, with handsome
combination fixtures. and 1t is beauti-
fully decorated throughout. A very
o desirable home in every respect. Win
o dow shades, storm sash and screens are
o included. Key at our office.
o S1,915-A new, six-room, fully modern
O house Except heat, on 18th av S,
o near 2Sth st, the biggest bargain on
list; hardwood floors, bath with
o tub, closet and bowl, open nickel
plumbing, handsome gas fixtures: all
prettiy decorated window
o shades, storm sash, screens stone
o walks, fine sodded lawn. Don't fail to
o see it. Key at office. Easy terms.
o Thompson Bros.
101 Fourth st. s.
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ITnfurnished Flats.
MODERN FLATS

IS MUUGhNa FLATS s. & i
For Rent by Thorpe Brothers.
.5'A RI T. l.. 2O6 Andrus Building
The Norwood, 1901 to II 9th av S. 7 and 9
aoors, janitor service, Artesian we'll; the
above are all strictly first class and newly
s.- decorated, $500 TO $37 30;
= ana 6 rooms; all outside windows steam
+ heat; Janitor service; beautifully decor
eo6-9 W Franklin av. franklin Heights Apart a: st;
ments; 8, 4. 5 and s rooms: Lowry H1il
district; in pink Of condition: frst-class
Lowry Hin Apartments, 1850 Hennepin az. s
and rooms; one Of the most complete ana
up to-date fats that YOU will find. over
The 1ennox f Flats ats 5i5 to S2s 9Th st S. rooms,
. polished floors, artesian we'll, steam heat,
: ianitor service walking distance.
$50. oo-617 14th ay Sc, rooms modern, new
steam heat
SIS. OO-A13-l5 rGirard aV 5, rooms, mooefn'
~ new, steam heat.
$47.5o-6a1 18th ST. rooms, modern:
$50. 0o-1766 Girard av s., and rooms, new
SEQ. OO-220s Bryant av S, 10 rooms, modern.
$75.O0-2143 Bryant av S, II rooms' modern.
sci. 5O-Corner 25th st and Harriet av: six
$40 .ooNeos 7th st SE. seven rooms modern. =
The Magnolia, $45-2715 Hennepin ay, 6 and
10 rooms, new flats just completed steam
heat, janitor service.
s45. ooNeoS-61O Ridgewood 8 and rooms, new
sso.oo~crane Flats, 1903 I'd av S. rooms.
s35 ooNThe Navarro, 17o6 9th av s. Z rooms.
modern, steam heat walking distance
-.1 high school. No. - s.. L. = 5s --.
| $75OO-l511 Stevens av 10 rooms. third moor
s2s-(AVERAGE RENTAL3, ROOMS. STEAM
heated in "Osgood" apartments, 1922 -62s sth
.av S, modern, gas range, refrigerator, hard-
| wood floors, janltor service, storeroom, near
car lines; short walk from business center.
! $25 average rental), 5 rooms, steam heated
| all modern conveniences; 622 Sth ay S: -jan1tor
service hardwood floors. City Realty Co.,
205 Boston block. 49, .-s H..
NEW sIx-RooM FLAT GRovELAND APART
| sments, CT Lyndale av N. IL minutes walk
| from downtown; / block from all the Hennc
| pin av cars; soft artesian drinking water IL
| every faucet, hot and cold; steam heat when
| ever needed; oak finish: gas range: Ice box
clothes chute: Laundry storeroom. etc. In
| quire janitor. or F. NJ. Henry. Lumber Ex
| change. I'll. A. ~. ,.s -
BEFORE YOU RENT SEE THOSE BEAUTIFUL
| new seycnroom outside sunny strictly modern
| steam heated just finished flats Of Wads
| Worth's at 2417 Emerson s Tor Hennep1n)
-ent dryer, securest locks, janftor, charming
view and outlook on all sides, only two left
Cos Globe building. ~ .-.-.- -. '-...,.
S3e. 5o-12ao KNOX AV ny ROOMS. ALI
| modern: large grounds: very desirable.
| S25. OO-519 18th av Sc, 8 room fat modern.
81. 00-2011 It'll st S. rooms. city water.
| ST OO-707 25th av N. 6 rooms upstairs.
| Charles NJ. Morton Co.. 300-302 Nicollet.
PLEASANT s1x-RooM EAM.HEATED FLA:
| In Lincoln Court 914 10th st; hardwoo
floors; $50. Edwards & Brewster, 800 Guar
anty building. @~ H..
DESIRABLE FIRsT-FLooR, EIGHT-Roo1
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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HOTEL vENDOME-Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery.
Walnut Grove; K. Hinerson and wife, Pelican
Rapids; W. A. Zimmers, Big Stone; Swend
Swendson, Geneva, Wis; Margaret McNiyen,
Marshall; Mrs. Eaton, A. c. Eaton, Princeton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse, Chicago; W. j. Carson,
Glenwood; Mrs. s. Estabrook. Chicago: Miss
zWesterinan St.. Louis; C. II. Robbins, ST.
Charles; H. B. Downing, Winnipeg; 81. W.
Bonnie, Spokane; J. S. Quincy, Elk River,
A. G. Forbes, II. H. Forbes Z. W. Well, G.
LIB. Achison, Marshall; a. F. Brady. St.Louis;
Mrs. and Miss Oakley. D: D. Forbes. Buffalo:
Theodore Kanter, New York; E. T. Schmidt.
Buffalo; Courtwright and Wimot. st. Paul:
+. T. Mackhus, Willmar; F; G. Vaughn. West
field. Va: c. F. Brown. Mason City: j. L.
Smith. Heron Lake; P. J. Nelson. Anoka:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]: G.. Nelson. Duluth: Theodore
Aune, Glenwood: Walter Wilnlot. Butte.
Mont; X. w. Brewer. indianapolis: r. A.
Cannon. Kansas City. Mo-: Neil Mclean. Dev+
lis Lake. j. P. Malick, G. V. Malick. I. J :
Anders, Stevens Point: R. H. Mathews and
wife, Riverside. Cal: A. A. Burman. Amery.
Wis; A. L. Moasberg Willmar: l.. e. Double.
Cottagewood; NJ. Larson. Willmar: q. ]. Bill
lin. WaVerly. ~ 49,.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. s18 Nicollet.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin av. Both phones
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

sTRIcTLY HIGH-GaADE UPRIGHT PIANO,
nearly new; great bargain; second floor. 1911
Portland av.
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s12-FLAT THREE ROOMS AND sToRERooM;
gas range, hardwood hoors partly furnished If
desired. for one or two persons only. Crichton,
2O7 9th st S.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

FOR sALE-THoRoUGHBRE JERSEY COW,
3 years old: heavy and rich mixer: perfectly
gentle; price $40: will deliver her to any part
of city. n. w. Richardson. France and
Goth st.
WANTED-NAME AND ADDRESS OF PARTY
who can furnish goats milk. 1888. Journal.
FOR sALE-WELL BROKE DUCK DOG. 1925
9Th st Sc.
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN COMPOSITION,
English, Grammar correct expression and lit
erature; experienced teacher. s72T, Journal.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH GRAM
+ mar, correct expression, colnposit ion and lit
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TNsTR.ITCTTON

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DESIRABLE F1RsT-FLooR, E1GHT-Roohl
steam heated fat in Lincoln Court, GA 10Th
st, $32. 50. Edwards s. Brewster, 1903 Guar
anty- building. v ~. IL
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

KoDAKs, PREMos, CENTURIES. WE ARE
the leading agency in the northwest for these
leading cameras. Developing and finishing
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

!OR SALE-BY ORDER OF LADY LEAVING
the city, we place on sale tomorrow the elegant
and costly furnishings Of her s-room fat at
Goods all in condition equal to new, consisting
of the following articles: handsome mahog-
any library table, cost $40, for SIG. 90; q large
leather easy chair with carved feet, cost s45,
for $24 80; solid mahogany upholstered rock
hogany dresser, cost $40. for $3.50; mahog-
any combination bookcase cost $3S, for 500:
another golden oak bookcase for $3.50; a
carved Roman chair, cost $37 80, for $50; Span
$25, for $17; another mahogany center table
for $3.50; handsome golden oak buffet, with
large French plate mirror, cost $35, for $22 so;
solid mahogany lady's work table, cost $50,
mirror, cost $25, for SIS. 50;; golden oak prin-
cess dresser, cost $25, for $3.50; with long
mirror; $40 leather couch for $26.5O; 49,
inch top. round oak extension table, cost $50,
6-foot round oak extension table for $3.50;
combination sideboard and china closet, cost
$50, for SIG; two weathered oak leather chairs
for $14 each: weathered oak bench for 81;
$3.50; birdseye maple dressing table, cost SIS,
for $3.50; chair to match for $2.75; good oak
center table for $780,, another for Sc; golden
oak rocker for $3.50; and one for 81; sewing
rocker for 1925; handsome brass and iron
So and one for S. hair mattress, as good i as
new, cost $40, for $3.50; Norris chair for
$3.50; an oak dresser for s.; another for S.;
q solid mahogany settee, cost $35, for S.;
cot and mattress, g. golden oak chlonnei
for SO; four feather pillows at SOC each; child's
high chair for 81; a SIS roll top desk for $50;
good range for $16, in perfect condition; piano
bench, IS; large ingram carpet for S.; another
for $3.50; cooking utensils, crockery, etc.
Al removed for convenience Of sale to Downs
salesrooms' 9th st s. opposite Lumber Elk
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All Ads i cent a word,

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when paid for n al,
vance; otherwise 8. cents per lne,, Z
words to the line. No Ad taken Tor
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Situations Wanted, Male Or Female,
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and address, an advertisement, can be
addressed to a number furnished by and
IN care of The Journal. Answers for
out-of town advertisers will be Tor
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

swan-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, 617 Nineteenth
avenue NE. girl.
Molan-Mr. and Mrs. NJ, 1907 Aldrich avenue
N, boy. -
Peterson-Mr and Mrs. E. D., 2217 East Twen-
ty-second street, boy.
Fischer-Mr. and Mrs. Martin, 2o14 Sixth
street n, girl.
Anderson-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, 1141 Bryant
avenue N, girl
Mattison-Mr. and Mrs, Christ. 22e Washing
ton avenue N. girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Edward M. Giles and Rose B. Shaffer.
Martin J. Smith and Louise Mathewson.
Nels William Pearson and Agnes Maria Malm-
Sren
Bonnie Benjamin and Pauline CARRIER.
James Vosika and Helen Pache.
Abe 8. Oleisky and Bertha tDreyer.
Charles J. Kunert and Hattie b. Nauman.
George A., Yates and Henrietta q. Clement
DEATHS.
Lowery--James H., 4S Melbourne avenue.
Coughlin-Patrick, 91S Fourteenth avenue s.
Olough-Elbridge G., $40 Ninth avenue SE.
Newton--Anna, 2417 Lyndale avenue s.
FusfbergS-Johan, 2soe Howard street.
Fisher-John H., 3S47 Third avenue s.
Lange-Elizabeth, Swedish hospital.
Johnson-Conrad, Swedish hospital. =
Baxter-Albert 713 First avenue 8.
WeIch-Edward, zoos Thirtieth avenue n:
Nilsor-Wilmar. 2229 Second street N.
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MEDICAL

MEDICAL-WE TREAT CHRONIC DISEASES
successfully; constipation. paralysis, rheuma-
tism. stomach troubles, female trouble Of all
kinds permanently cured; consultation and ex-
animation free. Drs. Cox & Hemmingson, $50
Temple Court.
PILEs-DR. Il. WAITE, 30 YEARS SPECIAL.
list, cures every case. Write for pamphlet
mailed free. 1910 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis
I HAVE SIMPLE CURE FOR GALL sToNEs,
etc. Call on me from 10 O'Clock am. until 4
pm. VIM. Lucas. No. 10 9th stN. city,