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Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
PRESIDENT HARPER
 IN CRITICAL ONDITION
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Special to Daily Gold Digger.
 Chicago, Sept. 21 President Harper, notwithstanding recent hopes of complete recovery from the cancer which afTiicts him, was com pelled to undergo another operation on Sunday last. The use of the X-ray for treatment seemed at first 10 have a beneficial effect; but lat terly the disease has made great hcadway
 President Harper has an excellent constitution, yet the recent operation sadly diminished his reserve force and much apprehension is felt The surgeons, however, are confident that he will rally from the operation
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
MAI STOP NORIH PACIFIC
 NAVAL APPROPRIATION

Washington, Sept 20--The Army and Navy Register prints an interest ing article on the plan to close the Puget sound navy yard and to erect a new one on the shores of Lake Washington 1t says that this means the cutting off of the naval appropri- ations from the north Pacific coast as soon as the Lake Washington canal has been completed.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
CONGREGATIONALS VOTE FOR
 TAINTED MONEY
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Special to Daily Gold Digger.
 Seattle, Sept 17.-Three hundred delegates took part in the annual session of the Congregational Board of foreign missions today. Dr. Clad den attempted to secure the passing of a motion against the taking of tainted money" by the churches of the body He made a strong plea 10 the convention not 10 indorse the accepting Of ill-gotten gains
 The resolution was reected by 46 to 10. It was the sentiment of the meeting that it would never be possi- ble to examine the character of every man who offered money to churches.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
BRITISH LEGISLATOR ACCUSED
 OF ATTEMPI MURDER

London, Sept 17.-Hugn Watt, the well known member of parlia- ment, is now on trial on 6 charge of attempting 10 hire a detectiye to kill his former wife. The detective, who is called WGlly, swore that Watt had offered him money to chlorOtorm his wife, and also wanted him to kill Sir Reginald Zeauchamp. q well known diplomat.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
LOUISE ARRIVES FROM
 TELLER AND MARY'S IGLOO

The Louise arrived this morning from Teller and MAry's lgloo with the following passengers aboard:
 Ed Moran, J. A. Chidester, J. E. Wells. Frank Moore, Glen Wight. Mrs. Calvin, Mrs. Egdtyet, J T. Curry, J. II Montgomery, M Stevan- off, Ivan Moeska, Alexander Maihon F. L. Cook
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
WIFE DESERTER
 IS FOUND
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Seattle, Sept 23.-J. j. Gttely. who recently disappeared from the Eagle and Fairbanks district, leaving behind him his wife and family, for whom the Eagle and Fairbanks peo- pie raised money. is lying seriously i'll in the hospital here. It appears that when he left Alaska he was physically as well as mentaly i'll, his condition having been caused by his troubles.
 At the hospital i' 's said that MT. Gately has but a small chance of recovery.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
RAILROAD RACE TO
 THE PACIFIC COAST

Chicago, Ill.,, Sept. 1S.--According to the Record Herald the Northwest ern and Sa Paul roads will begin construction of two separate roads to the coast immediately. There will be a keen interest to get to the ter minal first. Construction has been begun through South Dakota.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
CITY or BERLIN
IS CHOLERA STRICKEN

Special to Daily Gold Digger.
 Berlin, Sept. 21.-Ten new cases of cholera were reported here today. The city is in great alarm. Many prominent families have left and taken up quarters at their country seats for the present.
 It is thought that there will be no difficulty in controlling the cpl demic. me sanitary authorities are taking strong measures to watch for fresh outbreaks and to check them
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
NEW CARAVAN ..>iLDING.

$. N. Carman will comm nee the erection of fine two-story ballding on his lot next to the Hunter to- morrow. The building will cost 5000. and the lower floor will be occupied by the Eagle.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
BURNSIDE TO OVERHAUL
 THE ALASKAN CABLE

Seattle, Sept. l8.-The cable yes gel Burnside will probably leave Sun day for Juneau, Skagway, Ketchikan, Veldez, Seward and southeastern points to give the cable a thorough overhauling
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
 TO VISIT NEW ORLEANS
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New Orleans, Sept. 21.-President Roosevelt has arranged to visit New Orleans on October 25. There has been Q great outcry against the presi- dents running into the yellow fever zone Mayor Beheiman, however, telegraphs the president that there is not the slightest danger of infec- lion.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
DAWSON ARSTOCRAT
DISAPPEARS MYsTERIOUsLY
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 Seattle, Sept. ll.-James Iiamil- ton, who has large interests in Daw- son and it's neighborhood, disap- peared myste"iously on Thursday, September z. His friends believe that he has been murdered or shang- haied to prevent his marriage with Lady Abercorn Hamilton is the son of Sir James Hamilton, and the nephew of the famous Lady Warwick
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
RIOTERS RELEASE PRISONER.

Sevastopol, Crimea, Russia, Sept. 22 2After a brief fight last niGht the government prison was broken into by a strong party of insurrec- tionists. They released a prisoner, Feldman by name, who had been thrown into prison on the charge of having been implicated in the or ganiZation of the Potemkin consplr- acy.
 The Crlmea has long been one of the most active centers of the insur- rectionary party. which is stronger here this year than ever. There have been various local plots and mutin- ies, which, however, have accom- plished little.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
POWELL RESIGNS AS
MINISTER TO HAITI

New York, Sept. 1G.-United States Minister Powell, who has held the position of plenipotentiary to the republic of Hayti, resigned his posi- tion yesterday on account of difficul- ties arising from the revolution, the fever in the country and the rioting.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
GEN. LAWRENCE GRAHAM
 DIES VERY SUDDENLY

Washington, Sept. 15.-General George s. Weeks has retired from service, having reached the age limit. General Lawrence H. Graham died here September IA.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
CHINESE HOLD UP
ss,oOO, ,oOO AMERICAN GOODS

Shanghai, Sept. 17.-More than S8,O0O.O 900 worth of American goods of all sorts are being held here on account of the Chinese boycott. The Chinese merchants are determined to hold out and the feeling against the American exclusion laws and tariff IS very high.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23
SEUO ORES CONTRACT
 MASONIC TEMPLE

Jim Vaughn has secured The con tract to build the foundations for the Masonic Temple The structure will cost approximately $15, ,000.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23

Nugget jewelry, segerstroln & Ha- gen.
Nome gold digger., 1905-09-23

Steel thawing points at Giese's.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
TRUAx - CARDIGAN,
705 Pioneer Press Bldg. st. Paul.

=EI&GA#8ha#E@.5S @EAul9 BUSINESS. .IE
81, 500-First-class family hotelEon st. Anthony
hill. Owner has cleared $4,000 In last i've
years and and, is going into larger business. This
and Is g decided snap for right party.
81, 00O-lOO-room steam-heated hotel in center OF
city With large European, dining. room. Here
get 1t right. Might consider some clear land
Or good city property in exchange.
Roomtng Houses.
place IN lower. town and full Of
rOomers who Will remain.
$~l,50oILarge boarding house clearing $3.50 per
rooming house clearing $3.50 per
month. These are all central.
$lOO-F1ne' little cigar store in center OF city
and doing fine business, but owner wants to 20
into something larger this earns about $loO
pers month and hets has money to open I Oh g
much larger scale and wants to sell this.
Pool Room.
~S1,850-Large pool and billiard room With cigars.
ETC.. This is the time of year to begin .harVest
business should clear $3.50 to $500 per month.
$2,500-For this amount we have one that Is a
mint. Come and let us explain 1T to you.
$2,25o-We have a grocer who wants to so int
the wine business, and If he can sell his gro,
Gerry this week win sacrifice; It Is "a a g %
get this thrown In, but 1t must be inns "esH
Confectionery Stands.
5000 good little stand and established trade
with "a good living in 1t; If you want a
good, easy living you should see this.
81, - one Is a money maker. You snouid
clear $3.50 per month above all expenses. y
Dairy and Milk Route.
81, 650-For large herd Of cows with delivery
horses, WAGONS feed aud large list of Gus,
toners. This lis "a forced sale on account OF
Ill rhealth.'tand owner must give up the bust7
ness. Herelts q, chance to.work, but you can
make good money. .5as = 3tsat @sSt e 3@s2
t&apss' 5Es, 1888 Lands, HG& Is :fc -
We have disposed Of about 1000 acres of our
lands In the last two weeks, but still nave tho
following which. we will sell very reasonably
and on easy terms Or will exchange for mer-
%chandise or improved property We have too
much; land and must unload. 1t Is all good
land and should be put to use.
l6O acres in kittsen county, Minnesota. one
mile from station, and with: small buildings
and 60 acres In cultivation. This will make a
good home. ~ 49,,
$40 acres excellent prairie land in Marshall
county. Minnesota. , -
$40 acres excellent prairie land in Rcd Lake
county, Minnesota. :,
1000 acres excellent prairie land in Stevens
county, Minnesota. -. &, -
Some. of. this land is in good state of cultiva.
ton, with good buildings, etc. ~
400 acres near Aitkin, MINI. All hardwood
II land and facing a beautiful lake; III miles
from a. town. S~.y-a.y 49,, y4'E
200 acres in Polk county, Wisconsin. This is
q. little Rough, but half Of 1t would make q
good arm,,@and&t Is some $4,000 worth
All 3of the above properties are going to BIZ
them Monday morning. Come early and let's gel
Truax & Cardigan,
70 = ..1~+ '-E 7OS Pioneer Press. st. Paul.
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MOVING


BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co, HA1
unequaled facilities for moving, storing, PACK.
ing and shipping household goods, and quotca
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi.
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast points.
others advertise such rates, ard may succeed
occasionally in making up a car, but we ,Ione
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and reliable serv.
ice. For the best Of service at the lowest
M~INNEAPoLIs TRANSFER AND sToRAGY
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
Ing household goods; expert furniture packers:
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and ofher points; can save you money; do
not be deceived by other advertisers; we car
and will do, what we agree regarding car rates.
Write or call. Safes I'D heavy machinery
moved ~ experts. 122 9TH at 8. Both phones.
cAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Elk.
* pert pacf ers for storage or shipment; large and
conlnlodit IS vans for moving. Office, 200 Nicoi.
let: both hones 1905. Residence r. g. 1924.
FLOUR CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Moving and packing a speciality. Efice PIT
9Th st S. Both phones GAS.
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TAY UNDER H STARS AND STRIPES.
The Deringer Land Co., whose headquarters
are In the Endicott, building. ST. Paul, have
Just sold 12,GoO acres in Cheyenne county,
Col, at SIS per acre; 20 fine homesteads
fine level prairie with a rich clay soil covered
with nutritious grasses Besides n healthy
climate and good alter, the settlers enjoy the
advantages of good schools and churches, and
are altogether well pleased with their pur-
chases, believing that, the land will double in
value within two years. The Deringer Land
dealing, and farmers and land seekers from
all directions are taking advantage of the
see the land for themselves. A large party
will leave weekly for Cheyenne Wells, Col.
on the LIST and Sd Tuesday of each month.
enne Wells. Col.
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D miles of MINNEAPOLIS and one-half mile of
station, so acres of fertile land free from
stone and foul seed and grasses: a splendid
S-roon, house with full basement: a large
barn and other outbuildings; all. In, frst-class
condition; about ~ under pillow; about 20
acres of corn; about 10 acres of potsstoes;
a good team, wagon and harness.; all ma
chinery; three head cattle, three swine: fiocE
poultry, apple. plum and cherry trees; bed
of Strawberries; everything complete. This
provements on this place cost more than the
price asked. But this must be sold at once.
Everything for $3,5G0; $1,000 cash; balance
on time.
S. A. Carlisle.
Wyoming, MINI.
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FIGURING MILL FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
One OF the best steam power s5-harrel mills
In northeastern, Nebraska for sale. or would
exchange it for good farming land of equal
value. Mill running and has u good bust
ness. Address r. NJ. Casudy. Sioux City.
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STORAGE

STORAGE
THE B0YD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
uueQualed facilities for moving. storing, pack.
Ing and shipping household goods. and quotes
FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver. Spokane and Pacific coast points.
Others advertise such rates. and may succeed
occasionally in making up a car. but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and reliable ser.
vice. For the best of service at the lowest
rates. write or cell at 40 Sd st s..
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER & STORAGE co,
have best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific coast
and other points our speciality. 122 5tn st s.
Both phones.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods; expert packers. Office. 200 Nicol.
let. Both phones 1913. Res. phone. T. C. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men. LIP 9Th ut N. Both tells,
952.
FIREPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping. LOG 1st av N.
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THEATRICAL

WE FURNISH THEATRICAL AND MAsoUE-
rade costumes at reasonable prices. Catalogue
81 free. Smith Costume Coz 30 18th st s. @
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MEDICAL

MRS. DR.. FLUELLA g. MCKAY,
No. Z South 7th st.
Homeopathy. electric and electromagnetic
treatment; cures Rheumatism. Sciatica, Lum-
bago and all Nervous Diseases and Weak
nesses; consultation free. Hours, 9 to .,
Sundays Included.
MRS. DR.. FLUELLA G.. M'KAY, NO. u 7TH
st S. near Orpheum, specialist; treats rheuma-
tism, Elumbago, %sciatica, nervous. prostration
and weaknesses of all kinds by our new meth
cd OF, applying electricity scientific massage
and electric baths. [@s
SWEDISH MOVEMENT AND MASSAGE
Cured successfully, %snrains, joint diseases. con-
Situation and rheumatism. a. Clasoh, gradu-
ate at Stockholm, Sweden, SIS 9th ST S,
Minneapolis. Tel. T. c. 9G23; hours 9tto@12
and 2 to q pm.
IF SICK CALL ON MRS. M. j. swENsEN,,
80 E 14th st, third floor; gives magnetic.
will go out by request. Phone
Z. C, 1923, 800 =
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MACHINERY

FOR sALE-CHEAP; ONE FIFTY H. P. BOIL.
er. good as new: one thirty H. P.ss engine,
good; ole 20 II. 2A in. line shaft, 5 wood
split rulleys.4 1926 In diameter. IL in. face.
=. Jensen, Spring Valley, Wis.
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WoRKING Ma.
:s!:::5: large stock of secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery Co. CIT ad a. 8. Npls
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nently removed by electricity. Miss HoIlister.
IT'S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of tue
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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tor sALE-FARM LANDS. MURRAY oouN-
y 5yo Minnesota sofa. NV N.Y. x 30, and ESh Of sW 4 Sec:
Currie, all under cultiyation; price $50 per
acre. Grant county. Minnesota-SE Il Sec. 8
and NE u in Sec. II, all in T 12S, R 4s,
containing, 800 acres, about 4 miles NE Of
Herman, all in cultivation; price $50 per
acre. jackson county, Minnesota-NW " Of
NV 4 and s. y of NV y and II Of sW
part OF NV Y of Sec. 9: N Of R. R.. all in
T,1o4. II So, about 4 miles sW Of Window,
all under cultivation; price $50 per acre.
Marshall r county, Nj nnesota-Let 5 and I, Sec.
Sec. 8, r 15s, r 43, 80 acres, W u Of Sc L
Sec. 8,l5e4s, so acres, 81 4 Of Sc \. e-156:
acres, s y Of NV II 2-15745, 50 acres; ali
Of 1e-1Ss,44, 81 oacres; n n, 1e-15s45, 800
acres; NE u, 16-157-46, 16O acres: NE ", 20
16s-46, 100 acres; all Of 36-15s-46. $40, max
ing. in all about 2,ss3 acres; price SIS per
acre. Polk county. Minnesota-I have, 1850
acres in Polk. mostly in Sec. 16, some In sc
and 2; price SIS per acre. These lands must
be sold at once, and. offers for large parcels
or for the entire list, solicited. H.. s. Sven
son, 514 Bank of Commerce Bldg, Minneapolis,
81 MINI e- = .. be-. ." ~ ~ W. i
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FURNITURE II 49,
29-room hotel; rent $50. 3D." ~
l6-roOm central rOoming house. rent S55, .
2o-room hotel, $500; re1lt $50.
lo-room house: full: s45o.5 r j@ ::
!. II It'll St st n n. Hp Hours, ? to i.
RooMINa AND BOARDING HOUSE, "a
rooms, As b%oarders; elegant place, best loca-
1 ton r IN city ~ steam en- heat, j%anitor service;
penses; the price on, this place is 8 matter
Of confidence but is reasonable; full partic-
ulars at office. Austin. 317 .Andrus.
PAID 81 PER CENT DIvIDENDs-wHY BUY
II. new plantations? Buy In one seven years
old; three million coffee, rs, 900 rubber trees,
fifty acres vanilla SIS cash, IS. per month each
eoaee' mailed aad Il free ses' paad ddreess 'e hp@ija Me coffee
Mills, 10 and 20 River st. Chicago.
SELL OUT YOUR OWN STORES, REDUCE
your own stocks by. the Macomber method:
t%ioneer; moves the .'stiekers scores Of
pleased customers. 1ndorsed by wholesalers.
Write today. The l. D. Macomber Co., 436
Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis. gsa..
WANT TO TRADE MY RESTAURANT AND
confectionery for a good bakery or a racket
store In North Dakota or some other business
outside Of restaurant; ny place here is a
taurant business. Let me hear what you have
to offer. Address 1852, journal.
HALF INTEREST IN $1,000 GENERAL MER-
chandiset stock with well-established business,
about IS miles from Minneapolis; doing over
$4,000 business, besides general produce bust
ness. Fine proposition that will bear closest
investigation. Minnesota Realty & Rental
CO.: 2 Webb block. 10 Sd st s..
81 400 BUYS GOO RESTAURANT, WITH
stock, seven rooms, furnished, In railroad divi-
sion OF 5000 Inhabitants. If taken at once;
doing frst.class business; must sell. owing
70 Ill health; best location In town; only one
other restaurant; bargain If taken at once.
Address 1908. Journal
'coRPoRAT1oN CONFRONTING BUSINESS Es-
tab!ished 1865 desires services. of energetic
business man to manage branch office; invest
lnent $l,000 upwards; references regarding
ability and integrity required; salary 81, 500
annually and commissions. Address Box $50,
Madison, Wis.
ELEGANT NEW BUILDING;
four floors and basement; all modern with pas
sengerselectric elevator; well located for de-
partment store or can be arranged for popular
priced hotel; would be big money maker; pos
session at once; rent cheap. Address B. Less,
Toledo, Ohio.
GENERAL -MERCHANDIsE. $4,000; STORE
and residence property. SO. 500: only 80 miles
from minneapolis and doing large business.
About $4,000 good land clear or nearly SO,
with balance cash, will handle. Land must
bear, investigation, and at right price. Min
nesota Realty & Land Co., 2 Webb block, 10
Sd st 4. 44s s<. Ie aSa1s0
a VALUABLE PATENT 70 sell Or PART
ner, with SINAI capital TO- take an Interest;
[ mode, ,a!A on o. hand. Apply 5O4 Court block, ST.
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REAL T A FOR ALE

Farm Lands.


Farm Lands,
Continued.
$3.50 PER ACRE, 40 ACRES ADJOINING
city on the, south. sell part or all OF NJ easy
SIS per acre, three ten.acre tracts near
Ferndale; 500 per acre; rach land, brook anu
timber; Bloomington; sell 8 to 10y acres may
40 acres, two blocks to the electric line, near
Christmas lake. sell ten acres or all OF It
One to five acres on Minnehaha parkway and
Lyndale av.
$500. 20 acres, Minnesota river bottom land.
81, o5o, Is acres. west of Medicine lake.
$4,000, s4-acre farm with buildings; 80
timber; Is miles southwest central market.
l. A. Dunsnpoor. 616 Phoenix Building.
WE HAVE SPLENDID ALL SIZE IMPROVED
farms, clay loan top with clay subsoil; also
dark sandy loan, around Minneapolis, near
schools, depots, creameries and good market;
timber. meadow and good buildings; good title
and easy terms; before you buy call or write
fine farms and land in our books which was
listed with us after printed list was out. In
form us how large a farm and what terms
you want, we will send you all particulars.
We also have 2h acres, several 5. 10, 13, rs,
40 and 10 acres, all under cultivation, near
streetcars, in Minneapolis; easy terms; very
cheap Julius Crosse & Co., 400 Boston Block,
Minneapolis. &
- aENNEPN COUNTY FARMS.
1875 acres finely improved, $65 per acre: easy
terms; 80 acres partly improved, $40 per
acre; 40 acres, partly improved, $500; 14O
acres, elegant Improvements, SIS, 500; very easy
terms; 160 acres, we'll improved. only $50
per acre: So. 900 cash handles this: 20 acres,
well improved, one mile Champlin, only 81, 800;
80 acres, good improvements, SO, 500; $500
cash; elegant 50. all under pillow and some
seeded, So, 500. II you are looking for some
thing fine in the. way Of farm lands look
these up as they will pay for themselves in
a very short time. 49, sA"%3,--% @
. -|- . q n Croen G, Son II s..s
-H' Anoka, MINI. H.