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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

by the Commercial Club of this City
western cannels of at least a part of
the enormous sum of money now be-
ing expended each year in foreign
countries by American citizens in
search of health, pleasure and recrea-
ton.
A thorough and conservative in
vestigation made OF this question by
this Committee establishes the fact
that in 1904 the sum of $3.50, 100000 was
thus expended. In addition to this
| returning tourists paid duty at the
New York custom house alone, on ar
ticles purchased abroad to the amount
of $40, 000,0 900. In other words Amer
lean sightseers scattered over foreign
countries in the year named $3.50, 900
of American money, all of which was
thus lost forever to the nations
wealth. -.r
I We think your Excellency will readi-
ly appreciate the fact that any mate
rial part of this sum diverted into
trans Mississippi trades and commerce
would not only tend to the more rapid
upbuilding of that great section, but
would bring about better understand.
ing of the vast possibilities of western
industrial investment
This Committee is of the opinion that
this great saving of the nations wealth
for the nations use can be accomplish
ed, and with that idea in mind a Con-
ference of trans-Mississippi business
interests has been called for JanAary
%, 1906, at Salt Lake City At that
time the Commercial Club will be pre-
pared TO present for consideration 3
detailed and comprehensive plan o.
procedure, subject TO such changes
notifications or engagements as thu
Conference may determine upon.
At this date, the movement as brief
ly set forth above has not only receiv
. ed the strong endorsement of the mos
important commercial bodies of tn
Territory of Hawaii, but has had tn
universal approval of the press OF you
Territory.
The particular object OF this com
V munication is TO extend your Excel
lency a cordial invitation to attend an,
take part in the deliberations of tn
: Conference OF January %, 1906.
u For your further information W
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Abfam isuis. a. sttafnoy. return
80 tom ths t'oas, yesisriay
The ihWsfiofs cnsiams ssamintfial
has been postpontd until further notice
r. Mccfusson Of konsis dnch BRO
motion fame. u bach from the main.
land.
Col John r. BAKER ~ HIo returned
from an extensive mainland tour yes.
serday.
Mrs s. NJ Damon and Mics Damon
returned from the Coast IN the Man.
churia.
Mrs Hans Isenberg arrived from IA.
n"i Yesterday TO attend the funeral Of
her brother-in-iaw.
J. u. Rowland. Assistant suncrin.
'endent u Public Works. returned ves-
terday from the Coast.
Mrs. d. II. Case returned Yesterday
from a trip 10 Kansas. where she
/ placed Master Case at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. VI. Won Holt and
FAMILY. with Miss Marie Won Holt. re
turned In the Manchuria from a Eu-
ropean tour.
Miss Juanita Beckley. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Beckley. ar.
rived yesterday on the Manchurla from
San Francisco.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Freoth yesterday
filed a voluntary petition in bankrupt
cy. In the Federal court clerks office.
Her liabilities amount to s24l5.42, all
unsecured, and assets to slO665.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Elizabeth Whiting, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Whiting. Daven-
port, Iowa, to Albert +. Along of this
city. Miss Whiting visited Honolulu
last summer as the guest of Mrs.
Afong. She Is niece of Admiral
Whiting, L. s. N, (retired).
Z. a. Schmeidte, indicted by the
Grand Jury for embezzlement, was ar
rested under three warrants last even
ing. AT a late hour, the police station
said 1t had been impossible to corr
municate with Judge Lindsay in order
to ascertain the amount of bail re-
CURED
U. S. Marshal f. r. Hendry return
ed in the Manchuria from his trim to
Seattle, where he delivered G. L. Bro
kaw, the self-surrendered bail-iumper
indicted for land frauds, to the WASH
instoh state authorities The Mar
shai spent short time in San Fran
cisco and visited Los Angeles. Secret
Service Agent Hazen cautioned the
Marshal to look out here for raised"
paper money. Mr.. HAGEN had cap
tured SIX counterfeiters for raising 81
ana " bills to tens and twenties.
Jas b, Castle had to suspend nego-
tatlons with Mr.. Fairchild. represent
ing Col. Spalding, over the grinding
contract with the Molokans owing to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

The agent of the Kona orphanage is
in receipt OF a letter acknowledging
receipt of the following sums: $500,
$500. $50, $50 and so, or the first
three thousand, $4,000 is TO be used for
building boys dormitory
The agent also received yesterday
morning a local contribution of 800
and sent up s275 more in cash for
Christmas for the orphans in addition
to the toys, clothings. shoes. etc., that
were contributed.
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THE CELEBRATION.

Today shall rise and cat fill,
Today shall jest and SMILE
For this is the day called Christmas Day,
That in years long while;
IT'S day when the world makes merry and never
heart that help is sad
IT'S the day of days our lives highways,
So will and be glad.
Feasting, not fasting, shall be rule,
garment of bright array
For mark the feast holiday
And not a holy day; =
80 raise the glass and toast we II pass :: -
And honors Justify sing, lRS n.
To a president potentate 49,
Or an old world throned kingl
,..--s--~ - '-'-
And yet, perchance, when the wit is In - 49,
And is out may - -
Find thoughts back fleeing to Bethlehem,
And the world first Christmas Day 1''
May the Child in his manger bed
With the Magi kneeling there
May mark of the ghostly hocks
And the angel music hear. -
sp --'..,,-,' .-a.-s.,,,,,...- 1y9s4F
Perchance homeward stealing the truth
May to us there and then Fl+'
That Marys brought peace to the earth
And great good will men, D. e
And straightway may make firm resolve ,.'T
When next it is Christmas Day, yT
To ponder hfe's good things
And more Ger the Masters way.
Let Il not all be selfshness
Let all be greed, 49,
Tighten the load Of brothers life,
Look to a comrades need;
Cherish the spirit the Christmas spirit
Born when that bright star shone
over the fields of Bethlehem
Long centuries agone! H. M AYRES
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GOVERNOR CARTER INVITED
TO TOURIST CONFERENCE

Sal Lake City, Dec. s, 1905.
Hon. George r. Carter, Governor Of
the Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu,
Territory of Hawaii.
Sir: We have the honor TO respect
fully invite the attention of your EN-,
cellency to the movement inaugurated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

On a special letterhead of the Com
mercial Club. with the special commit
tees names and it's motto-"See Eu-
rope If you will but see America first
printed in red ink, the following in
vitation has been sent to Governor
Carter:
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A FOLLOWER OF INFLUENZA

Many persons find themselves affect
ed with persistent cough after an at
tack of influenza. AS this cough ear
be promptly cured by the use OF
Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy it SHOULD
not be allowed to run on until it be
comes troublesome. For sale by al
Dealers and Druggists. Benson, Smith
& Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii
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CHRISTMAS DAY.

II Christmas f the world, relatively and IN
high moral sense conceptions that have entered
unqutonaby the greatest h relation
to the earthly birth in manger bethlehem
over powerful argument half Of the total popa
distinctive social and domestic features Oh
the
Christmas peace sentiment in definite
in conceivable delh OF
aigniy who mIcyos to its influence
and esr,cav b him who CRAFTY and brutality deb'
10 possibilities his lower nature Such
andsta genial human nature IKE inc
yelled prophet Of Khorassan when the mask was removed
in society, church, wherever clVha
of evil passions and tendencies
the baser instincts surviving ran hardness meanness OF
mtgated The
nationality, for the moment at least
sentiment all races and
condition. of the bnies OF NE
The contrast degraded tortured hopeless
aspiration funded results of struggle and endurance
the expanding vitality OF the deepest
feeling, the simplest principle that gradually deVe
cpngp peace charity, righteousness among men,
of civilization ana
bs The produced by expiring despotm
regulated by intelligence tend
of be secured through
rights Throughout Chrisenom and IN ASIA
largely attributable to the efforts
tranquil and
marked by imposing demonstrations IN aVof " ~
and of religious
festival Here
where the great turkey will and due tribute Will be
the midst of vdu and love-
and anthems and ceremonial
Llful invitations generosity
with thoughtful fixed will relax into meOwnes
will at once relapse 1nto
thought towards the elimination OF the
mortal pilgrimage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

beg to state that the following has
been adopted as the basis Of repre-
sentation for the Conference;
Governors OF states and territories
and Mayors of the cities of the first
class, are ex-officio members of the
Conference; each state or territory Is
allowed two delegates at large, to be
appointed by the Governor. CONNER
cial Clubs, Boards of Trade, Chambers
of Commerce, Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Associations, Railway and
Transportation Companies and Steam
ship Lines are allowed one delegate
each, All states and territories lying
west of the Mississippi River; the Re-
public of Mexico, and Canada VIII also
be asked to take part in the Confer
ence
Assurances already received by the
Committee insure the success OF the
meeting and it's representative char
acter.
In view of the grave and far reach
ing possibilities OF the contemplated
exploitation OF western scenic, china
tic and Industrial advantages, it is
earnestly hoped that your Excellency
will at an early date favor us with
an endorsement of the enterprise and
later with your presence and advice
during the sessions of the Conference
Anticipating the courtesy of an ear
ly reply. we have the honor to re-
main.
Very respectfully,
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
SIMON BAMBERGER.
RICHARD p. MORRIS,
JOHN C. CUTLER,
w. P. o'MEARA.
JNo. ], JUDSON,
FISHER HARRIS.
Committee.
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

Times of the tide are taken from tn
United States Coast and Geodetic SUD
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occtF
about one hour earlier than at Honx
lulu. NJ
Hawaiian STANDARD time is 10 hour
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time. being that OF the meridian OF Isl
degrees thirty minutes. The time whisl
tie blows at 1880 p. m, which IL the
same as Greenwich. o hours minutes
sun and moon are fer local time foz
the whole group.
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Note:-Barometer readings are COR
rected for temperature, Instrumental
errors. and local gravity. and reducedi
to sea level. Average cloudiness stated
in scale from 0 to 10. Direction OF wind
is prevailing direction during "a hours
ending at p. m. Velocity of wind ig
average velocity In miles per hour.
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
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JInfurnished Flats.

FOR RENT BY THORPE BROS, 200 ANDRUs
".5 BUILDING.
Modern Flats. ..-.-... r.
The Norwood, $685. 1901 to II 9th av S. and
rooms, steam heat, polished hardwood
floors, janitor SERVICE artesian we'll.
and rooms, thoroly modern, steam heat.
first class janitor service; the very best
residence locality overlooking the city;
reasonable rent. o. . ...-".. .g
eo5-9 W Franklin av, Franklin Heights apart.
meats, Flat No. q, 5 rooms, $37; also
3 rooms, basement floor, SIS: Flat No. 2
corner, 1884, Flat No. 80, $32.
The Wellington, 1303-11 Yale Place, 3, 4, 5
and rooms, all outside, large, light
rooms; beautiful decorations, walking dis
tance;. very reasonable rent. 81.
The Magnolia, 2715 Hennepin ay, $40; rooms
I'd floor just one Left steam heat janitor
service
The Lennox Tlats, $685. SIS to 20 9th st S, rooms,
polished floors, artesian we'll, steam heat,
janitor service, walking distance.
| $50 .00-617 18th av SE rooms, modern, new.
| $450O-2413-15 Girard av s. rooms. modern.
| 47.50-631 E 18th st, rooms modern
| $40. OO-eOs-1o Ridgewood. 6 and rooms, new.
$50. G0-Crane Flats. 1903 I'd S. rooms.
| = steam heat, janitor services. ~.
| 35.00-The Navarro, 1905 9th av 8. rooms,
| modern, steam heat. walking distance.
| $75.00-1511 Stevens ay, 10 rooms. third floor.
| $27 .5O-2453 Harriet az. rooms. 49,
$42.5O-1414 w 26th st, rooms, heated.
$780, E 25th ST, 10 rooms, hot water hea1
| - included; hardwood polished floors:
The Bungalo, 1509-11 list av s. new nat JUS
completed, very beautifully decorated.
S27. 5O-3352 Columbus av s, 6 rooms modern
new fiat. beautifully decorated.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

TO LET-2735 PARK Av, FINE, MODERN
up-todate residence, IL rooms.
100 Sd av s, another one of the same class
but has IA rooms and good barn an
garage. ~
206 w Grant st, 8 rooms, steam heated
service all the conveniences Of
fiat with the privacy OF dwelling
house; no lease required. Rates $40
In summer; In winter. ........... !. $55O
1901 Park av, IL rooms, modern, combina-
241s Nicollet av brick dwelling, 10
rooms, good heating plant, open
plumbing, hardwood floors. -. $500. 40.C
plant, new plumbing, freshly deco
rated, hardwood floors I. ......... $50
1915 Park av, 10 rooms, modern, new
heating plant to be put tn.. 27.t
1404 Vine place, 8 rooms, bath, gas,
2os 1eth st, nice, little, . modern
house of rooms and bath, good
neighborhood .............::.... 2o.t
25O1 Stevens av, modern, newly paint
TX ed, rooms. '.'..',...'. So't
304 9th st Sc, rooms, city water..... 2O.(
600 22d st. rooms, bath, gas; very
comfortable winter house $3.50. IT..
251O Oakland av, 8 rooms city water. l6.l
~ 10Th st N, close in, rooms, city ~
2121 It'll av S, I'd door, 5 rooms, BATH
gas. city water. $500. lo.'
2a11 18th avs, second a h1oor; . rooms ~,
231O 18th av S, I'd floor fiat, rooms,
George Odlum, Manager,
j. BUILDING. - be-
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HOTELS.

HOTEL vENDoME; EURoPLAN PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors, room telephones,
steam heat. 75c-$1.25; with bath $1.5o-s2.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd Az S: ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates. T5c. 81. S1.50 single.
MELBOURNE HOTEL, s27 HENNEPIN Av.
Elegantly furnished rooms; s.rictly frst-class.s
SEVENTH ST HOTEL: NEW AND MoDERN;l
from 75c day upwards 50 7th st 8.
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

o 40 ACRES OF LAND NEAR LAKE MIN.
o netonka, % acres cultivated, 10 acres
0 pasture 3 acres Of meadow, one mile of
0 fine lake shore, rooms, house in good
o condition.; granary, barn 2GX27 with
o basement; icehouse, cistern in both
o house and underground chickenhouse
o everything built with heavy stone foun-
0 dalton, screens, storm windows; Az
o acres Of raspberries, 40 apple trees. This
o place must be sold this fall; So, 900 will
o handle; the balance in three to five
o years, per cent. Dirimple- Terrell
o - Agency, 421 Kasota building.
o o 0 o % OK o o o 90
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN M. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. So 7th st S. Both phones.
HUME q DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple, 9Th and Hennepin. Both phones.
RAINVILLE BROS, UP-To-DATE UNDER
takers; honest prices IL Central Both phones.
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
ITO Hennepin av. T. G. 9707. N. w. 1892.
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SEVEN RooMED HOUSE, FACING
Lake Minnetonka, good basement. well,
storm windows and screens, built last
year, only $4,000; $3.50 cash, balance
to suit. t-f .-
. About two acres Of bush land with house 6
rooms, hardwood finish. built last year,
, on Crystal Bay, $50 feet of lake shore;
} only 3d. 900; about Sl,5oG cash. Dirim-
} .tple-Ferrell Agency, 421 kasota bldg.
. O. :. q q
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

~. ,.- BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John jacobson, 1922 Sixth street
S, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Claus Lagerquist, 231 Thirty
fourth avenue n. boy. f21z
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cardinal, 2416 Sixth avenue
n, girl.
sNIr. and Mrs. William Kohl, 800 Sixth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davis, 1904 Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hokanson, 1922 Hillside
avenue, boy. =
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Bark, 1910 Washington
avenue S, a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Schumacher, 80 Dell place,
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ]. Berg, s1se Fifteenth
avenue s, girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph B. Kemp and Myrtle Hrzel.
Carl J. Hartwig and Agnes j. Haase.
Herman Meyer and Annie Redmond.
Christ Eisele and Johanna R. Kornder.
Ernest A. R. Lyons and Annie l.. Nordquist.
William Roener and Caroline E. Utter.
Adolph Widmark and Tillie Berglund>
Peter NJ. Lila and Maria Lundstrom.
John p Johnson and Molni Johnson.
James w. Mccartney and Emma Kubon.
Thomas G.. Sandyal1 and Frances Record.
Oscar Foker and Lama Brueshaher.
DEATHS.
Tillie Thurston, 1921 Central avenue.
Jonas J. Potts, 2443 Fremont avenue s.
Walter Nelson. Swedish hospital.
Marie lager, 80 Eleventh street N.
Harry Perrault, City hospital.
Edward Benson, Asbury hospital
Il
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o
O IMPROVED FARMS.
o Send for my list revised every month;
0 best and cheapest farms in Minnesota.
o 1 have agents in Benton, Stearns, Sher-
O burne, Wright and Chisago counties
0 ready to show purchasers. Be sure
o and call or write
O Potter
O 41S Phoenix Building.
o O o O O o o 0
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MONUMENTS

MATTEL CO., MONUMENTS,
headstores and markers; special designs on
request. Onic. 40 9th ct 8. Granite and
Marble Wors.. slli HEM. Az. both phones.
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Farm Lands.
CALIFORNIA STOCK RANCH

CALIFORNIA STOCK RANCH.
Near Los Angeles; 1888 acres, 32o acres IN
grain this year: almost new 10-room house.
wired for electric lights; plenty OF water:
would take in exchange Minneapolis income
property. Price 100000; close and quick
investigation solicited. -.
Wyoming Stock Ranch
of 60 900 acres decided land all in one body.
fenced and crossfenced; 10000 acres Of this
under irrigation: free water right: river and
railroad runs through ranch with two railway
stations; no abrupt hills or mountains: three
sets complete improvements: 1000 head thor
oughbred Hereford cattle place: 300 head
good horses. all farming implements. telephone
connections; price, including everything. $3.50,
900; all free and clear; will exchange for Min
neapolis income property up to $500, O00 bal
ance mortgage; this property will stand thu
closest Investigation and cheap at price asked
If you can handle it you will never let it slil
through your hands after you once see it. W.
have other exchange properties in California
and elsewhere. from a few thousand dollar
up. Lose no time in seeing US about the abov
ranch properties.
Pacific Coast Land & Colonization Co..
Phoenix Ruildinp MinneanO1iS
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FLORISTS

FLORISTS
ARTISTIC FUNERAL DESIGNS; CHOICE CUT
flowers baskets, bouquets. etc. Telephones
Main 715 T. G. $500. Patthey &c Thompson
florists, IL 18th st S. 80.
NEW YORK FLORISTS, WASH. Av 8;
feather and cut flowers and plants; floral de-
signs for all occasions. L. G. phone IT'S.
FoR FUNERAL DESIGNS. WATERS FLORAL
Co.. ZIG 4th st s. Both phones
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M1NNEToNKA

MINNEToNKA.
For sale, tract of about 13 acres at Fair
view, with Sa5 feet me beach. two cottages
view station and Excelsior, fronting main lake;
this property can be made an ideal residence
site for man of means. Come in and let me
show you plat, price, etc; not many such
chances left on lower lake. G.. s. Couch, Phoe
nix building. T. @. 1852.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Unimproved.
Continued.
TO LEASE.
A lot 66X176 feet, near Sd st and I'd av,
12-foot alley on each side 14-foot alley In
rear; ideal place for manufacturing purposes.
This can be leased for reasonable time to
party building good building.
Thorpe Bros,
206 Andrus Bldg.
LANDsEEKERs LOCATED ON HoMEsTEARs,
Id and improved lands, at very low price.
Americans get rich by buying Canadian earth.
1t pans out all right The Saskatchewan
Homestead, Land and Investment Co., Lang,
Sask, Canada.
BESIDES OUR CANADA AND WISCONSIN
land we have over 1000 other propositions for
sale or exchange. .fE,
s,.s American Land s. Exchange Co.,
235 Boston Block, Minneapolis. Min.
SAFEST POSSIBLE INVESTMENT FOR
widow ladies or old folks. have some fine
fiat, business property and houses; handsome
income. $40 Northwestern buildign.
si,5o0-wEsT FRONT LOT ON PLEASANT
ay between Oath and 25th SITS, size 45x165 feet.
.... Thorpe Bros,
s.... 2O6 Andrus Bldg. r.,
THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY co.'s
lots ct Koocbiching Falls on sale. Easy terms.
Call or write at once. 12O Temple Ceast.
Minneapolis.
PARK AND PORTLAND AV 50.FooT LOTS
$25 down, $40 month; finest, cheapest, swell!
est. Phoenix Land Co., owners, New York
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CALIFORNIA HOMESEEKERS.
Our next excursion to California will leave
Minneapolis Oct. IT, We will have the very
low rate Of $50 90 for the round trip, tickets
good till Nov. 80, with stop-off privileges; come
along with and see the most beautiful
and fertile valley earth In the very
heart Of this valley is Mnnekota colony, on
the railroad and Sacramento river in which
we will sell you 1o-acre tract for $50 per
acre. with small payment down. Let en-
gage ticket and berth for you at once. Write
today.
Pacific Coast Land S. Colonization Co.,
Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis.
81, 400-40-ACRE FARM NEAR CANNON
Falls, Goodhue county; may exchange for
house.
So, 400 buys choice little farm Of GA acres, tim
Der, brook and cultivated land; fair buildings,
II miles southwest of courthouse.
81, 250-Ten acres, two blocks from electric line,
Christmas lake.
81, 5O0-Twenty acres adjoining city SOUTH
$500 per acre, rich land. brook, timber, cult
waited land, Penn av, Bloomington. May ex
change.
Three acres left, Lyndale Minnehaha parkway
I. A. Dunsmoor, GIG Phoenix Bldg.
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Unimproved.
PAUL BEUHLER,
PAUL BEUELER,

PAUL BEUELER.
456 Temple Court.
$1,3OO-Big bargain, 10 lots, Spring Park. Min
netonka, good view of the lake, sure to double
your money If not more when the streetcars
reach the lake and pavilion is finished and
the great museum park in running order next
spring; greatest excitement will then prevail.
Call: don't delay
$500-Finest lot ON Malcolm av Sc, in Prospect
Park, just taken 4 81 1000 mortgage by
nonresident. needs money; here is your chance
to get bargain.
o 0 o o O. o o o
o A BARGAIN.
3 On Six elegant lots in Rollins I'd addition;
o lots Nos. % to %, block IA; will sell
. o at very low price.
Noerenberg & Hartman,
331-2 Andrus Bldg.
T. 9. phone 1864.
o o o o o o o
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GOVERNMENT LANDS - THREE RESERYA-
lions in Montana and washington will be
opened for settlement in 1906. For valuable
information send self-addressed stamped en-
velope. National Land Co., 526 Sprague av.
Spokane. Wash.
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20 ACRES GOOD TIMBER LAND; BEST SOIL;
two blocks from lake; also shore lot, 5Ox1OO;
both only $4,000; make very fine place. J.. NJ.
DuyfeS, sos Phoenix sEss
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels: 80
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STORE 1870 FEET TO ALLEY OPPOSITE
Chamber of Commerce in old Colony building,
only SEQ month Walton. 800 Hennepin aE.
FOR RFNTLsTORE NO WESTERN, Av,
extending through to It'll st; $50 per month
Inquire at 100 Nicollet av. y =
22l 9Th ST s-20x50, WITH STEAM HEAT
furnished, $50. Byron & Willard, 219 9Th
st S. .- g. .., .-.-
FOR RENT-TWO LARGE STORES, 40s AND
40 Cedar av. Inquire j. NJ. Gleason, 81 7th
st S. -. - .-f@ ~ --..@ S.. ~
SHOP FOR TAILOR, SHOEMAKER OR