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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-14
SPORTS
FOUR CORNERED
BASEBALL PACT
GLASS A LEAGUES TO CUT LOOSE
FROM MINORS.
And Form Independent Factor in the
National Agreement Chances Are
that the Present Row Will Be Settled
in Peace as War Is Too Costly to Club
Owners IT, ..~'
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago, March IA four.sided national
agreement may be the outcome OF the present
d1Herence OF opinion among the minor baseball
ment would consist Of the National and Ameri-
can leagues, the class A leagues and the small
minors. That such an agreement would be the
outgrowth of the present imbroglio is the belief
of many well-informed baseball men.
Ru1nors Of a baseball war have been flying
thick and fast the past few weeks. Lattery the
rumors have originated on the Pacific coast, where
Mr.. Grifiths. attorney for the National associa-
tion, hied himself to enlist the Pacific Coast
league In the movement started by the other class
A leagues. According to report Mr.. Griffths has
succeeded in accomplishing what he went west
been quoted as bidding defiance to the major
league men. especially to Ban johnson Of the
American league, and predicting a baseball war
to the death against the big leagues.
The right mad wrong of the discussion now
going on among the minor leagues over the vot-
Ing power of the class A leagues and the advisa
bility of adopting the johnson compromise may
be left cut of the discussion at present. 1t ia
| safe to say that whenever and however these
questions are settled they will be settled in
peace, at least so far us the rela lions of the
class leagues with the major leagues are con.
cerned.
Joseph Cantillon, manager of the Milwaukee
team in the American association, and part owner
Of the Des Moines team in the Western league
who thinks war is improbable, and who sug
| gests that a new agreement may be drawn up as
war would be ruinous to ALL ~ .'. 49,
W. II. Watkins Of the Minneapolis club is
played with Little Rock in the Southern league
df teS waking NAL record as baskstop ant
release was sold to Mr.. Watkins.
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JAMESTOWN'S NEW SCHOOL
Contract Is Let to Hoglund Brothers
of Hasty, MINI.

JAMESTOWN. n. D:-The board of education
let the contract for the new jamestown high
school building to Hoglund Bros. of Hasty.
contract was taken by the Fargo Plumbing 4
Heating company for $4,166. The building will
cost with furniture something over $50, 900. The
ment, with Twin City pressed brick. There Will
be gymnasium in the basement. The building
will be Of the best high schools in the
state. The contract calls for completion Aug. Is.
Sheriff Wasser brought to the city two wagon
loads Of liquor captured in raid on blindpigs
in Kensal on the 500. Injunctions were issued
proceeded against three places in Kensal where
the prohibition law was being openly violated.
One Of the proprietors made his escape thru the
Con Tss Wer
also caught In the official dragnet. Complaint
was made by citizens Of the town, and States
Attorney $porp acted promptly IN the matter.
Jail. unable to get cash bail-bond Of 5000.
Three wagonloads of bar fixtures and liquors
were brought to the courthouse by the officers
Most Of the religious societies Of this city
will unite in a series of revival meetings to
begin March %, to be conducted by J. R; Pratt.
evangelist Of Albany, n. y, assisted D!
The neighbors in the vicinity Of Verona in
La Moure county are looking for wretch who
ins to WIDOW ID Of that locality
moved from the stable fine 6-year-old horse.
which was found in ravine the following DAY
in the abdomen with a large knife and It's neck
broken 1t is q case for vigilantes, according
to reports from that neighborhood.
The Fred Brown farm OF 320 acres ID 1ns
Minnesota farmer for $2S an acre. A dozen or
more sales Of Stutsman county land this spring
have established values OF land at from S1S
or Without buildings. This is more than doub-
ling in value in five years.
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FOR SALE MIscEII,AN EoUs

TOMORROW - ELEGANT FURNISHINGS OF
large Harmon place residence on sale tomor-
ROW at pig sacrifice for cash by order % Of
Wilton rug cost Sss for $2o Royal Wilton
$a Medium hesSy y szs royal oSs
Wilton rugs, cost 50 each. for SO each; woye
r1g VI Spanish mahogany shionnier cost $a5
for $3.50; l fine antique mahogany dresser,
worth $50, for $50: | fine birdseye maple dress
bed. cost SIS, for $1l; fine brass and gold fin
Shsd bed o. cost s2 for so golden oak
mirror, 1sx4o only So; another for 81; a brass
trimmed iron bed for s4.5o black iron bed
for So; a new 40-lb hair mattress in best
% fhnS af for o S" wsr 2 sso for s s S9x spr ing
golden oak round pillar extension table (col-
opa1 sn fine box seat dining
fet cost s2S gass oak ak china Hn
closet for for $3.50: Isayiland china dinner ser.
draperes. $3.50; i corner china closet, Worth
Clair, cost SIS, for So So oak hall tree. 81 SO;
solid mahogany parlor desk. cost $24 for SIS;
ssntsy table fa ma nntIer Leather
Leather cost s aS. for s25; fine leather couch.
princess dresser, fine old English, drop leaf
table in solid mahogany, worth $50. for $55;
mahogany drop leaf tea table; a fine old ma
set International Encyclopedia; complete set
history of our own country in half morocco
brarys S.; massive Roman chair, cost ss5,
for $50 oak dressing table. $3.50; steel Dav
sssr 4% eoreh worth slS for sl2 another for
tress, the lot for $3.50; rattan locker, cost
Sl2. for $500; spring mattresses. pillows, re-
widow shades Lamps, crcck tep1 lawn ~sDs and
porch chairs. hose and many other items. All
moved to Downs ,salesrooms, No. 9TH st S,
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ATHLETICS

The recommendations made by Surgeon B. s.
Bogert. Jr.. U. 8. n, athletic director at the,
naval academy, for improvements in the system
OF physical training of the midshipmen, so that
athletics shall be compulsory for the entire
four years course, have received the indorse-
Boston friends Of W. w. Coe. Jr, the shot
putter, are reported to have raised a purse of
81 1000 with which to back the big athlete against
Ralph Rose in the hot-putting event at the
meet in he Chicago coliseum March 20. Alho
Ralph Rose only did 4s feet 11a inches at MiI5
wau last Saturday, the enthusiasm of his friends
runs high. They say he has the event at his
mercy every time he enters and expect to see
the Cherry circle colors triumphant in the duel
between the rivals.
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PROPosALs-WHITE EARTH AGENCY, MIN
nesota. Feb Fl. 10O5.-sealed bids will be re-
ceived at the office of United States Indian
20 1905, for the sale Of ooo feet more or
s o ens ca on a9S the %
shed Reservation; these legs are banked and are
being 9anked at the following places on SAID
feet Gf 7ogs, more or less at Elbow
any 100000 feet Of logs, more or less. at Round
1Soo 900 feet Of 1ogs more more Of , less at Great
Tai ii0T river and Many Point lake:
S1 Hddsrs vii not ststs il the price
such sue W." logs s1 Bidders VIII however submit n
snd Norway and green white and Norway " pine
logs at each or any of the above mentioned land
The sealed bids d. will be opened on the goth
Q2:oo) o'clock m. Of said date, central time, by
| the undersigned and Joseph r. Farr. general
ders, which bids shall be subject to the ap-
check, payable to Simon Michelet United States
| Indian Agent. for 20 per cent Of the amount Of
the Bid. The checks Of the unsuccessful bidders
viii be returned as soon as bids are rejected:
| the logs. The full amount Of the bid must be
| paid to the undersigned on or before the 18th
| day of April, 1905, and before any logs are re-
| moved from the landings If any successful bid
of the purchase money on or before April IL,
| 1905, the certified check OF 20 per cent Of the
amount of the bid. deposited as an evidence of
| United States.
| The scale now being made by the government
scalers must govern in the sale Of the logs, and
prospective bidders may by applying to the
| undersigned ascertain the amount and total of
| Ind 1f OF fhn ptoy1o 1opI dives
Prospective bidders may also compare their check
! scale with the governme 1T scale file in the
| Indian Agents office. s-..- '..: .n. ~
! The right. to reject any all bids or any part
| of any bid is reserved. 49, -
For further information apply to the under
signed -
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ROWING

The Vesper Boat club of Philadelphia has
mailed to the Henley committee the affdavits
of the seventeen men selected to 60 to England,
These signed by Mayor Weaver. the British
consul and officials of the National Association
Of Amateur Oarsmen. The list is as follows !.
John Ogden Exley, Henry H. Lott. James b.
Juvenal Philip H: Kunzig, Charles Ewing ARM
strong. John s. Flanagan. Edward Marsh, Daniel
NJ. Gleason, Frank A. Scholl. T. Robert John
son, Walter J. Deery, Morris L. williams, John
NJ. Patterson, W. H. Forbes. Roscoe c. Lock
wood Louis G.. Abel. coxswain, and Cornelius
]. Hagerty, Jr., sub-coxswain.
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SHOOTING

Nine states will participate in the annual am
ateur tournament and interstate team shoot Of
the Omaha Gun club on March 20. q and %.
Among the well-known cracks who will be in
attendance are Fred Gilbert and Russell Klein:
Shirt Lake Iowa; Charles Budd and Fred
Whitney. Des Moines, Iowa; James and Dave
Elliott and r. n cls a. Kansas City Il, Mo-;
Cunningham aS st. F9sa No. ~
Frank Riehl, Alton. ILL.,. William Crosby, ORAL
Ion. III; ]: NJ. Hughes: Palmyra; Wis; q; e.
nlington, n. D.; II. G. Taylor. Meckling, s. D.;
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BOXING

"Kid'' Herman of Chicago defeated Dave Sulli-
van of New York in the ninth round Of a bout
referee. 1t was Herman's fight from the first.
Sullivan being in poor condition. The auditorium
was packed.
John L. Sullivan is amusing people wherever he
goes by talking fight with Jeffries or Fitzsim-
pounds to 20, and says that in a little while he
will be down to 24O.
Champion Jim Jeffries is to be offered bo-
nus of $4,000 to cast aside race prejudice and
fight Jack Johnson, the BLACK giant Of the
start a fund with 500, which he thinks other
sporting men would soon increase to $4,000 He
figures that some club would offer purse Of
$25 600 and Jeffries would net about $4,000 for
one battle.
career when he met Kid Sullivan Of Washing
ton in the ,windup at the Washington Sporting
club at Philadelphia last night. Thru his supe-
rior cleverness Lewis outpoined Sullivan In every
one of the six rounds. Sullivan was aggress-
i've as usual but Lewis used MS ett to nnes
| away from him.
AL Hereford, manager of Joe Cans, lightweight
champion of the world has taken Young Corbett
under his management. Corbett Is ON his way
east With Hereford and Gnn rv AND and will stay
| match between Corbett and Eddie Hanlon OIL
Terry McGovern. -. ,.'
James J. Jcffries has been challenged ny
prominent Japanese ju jitsu expert IN New
comport with his position as worlds champion to
| accept the challenge. He and Yank Kenny his
boxing partner, practice the jiu jitsu tricks daily
Artie simms OF Akron, Ohio, and CLARENCE En-
glish Of Omaha have been matched for a ntteen.
Found boxing contest to take place at Omaha
Anril 4. The men are to weigh In at !33 pounds
Mt 2 O'Clock on the afternoon Of the fight, and as
this is the best weight Tor ootn men fA''i'Ns
| contest is looked for
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! New Orleans and Return, $3.50. !.
Havana, Cuba, and Return, $5e.55. =
Tickets on sale March Z and 81 via
the Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad:
Less than one fare. Literature and full
details can be had free on applications
to. J. G.. Rickel, city ticket agent, 424
Nicollet avenue. !.
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THE TURF

]. r. Keene's Commando. years old, died
at Castleton. No price had ever been put on
the stallion. but 1t is said that 100000 would
stone while being exercised ten days ago and
death resulted Commando started nine times.
was first seven times and placed twice. winning
$7SS29. The oldest Of his get 2-year-olds,z
which largely compose the Keene string this
year.
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BASKETBALL

. The basketball team Of the state agricultural
college lost to the team from DR.. Cookies In
stitute on a well-played game at the institute
last evening by score of 50 to 81. Both
teams were in good form and played swiftly
from the start The aggies worked hard at
first first and at the end Of the first half had a
lead of six points. The Cookies came back
strongly in the second half and amassed lead
of twelve points, but the farmers worked harder
than ever and reduced 1t to four. Patterson
of the farm school shot nine goals. and Greaves
shot eight from the foul line. Kayser. D1rimple
end s:Sig'' Harris did the best work for the
winners. The lineup:
Cookies. farm ocnooi.
Best (capt.) 80. Left forward. 49,. Greaves
Harris ......... Right forward. Patterson
Kayser Center futile
Dirimple Left guard. ........ Martinson
Weisel. ......... Right guard. ..........D Doyle
Referee, Deering; umpire. Tomhave
There is a chance that the basketball game
between the girls teams of the Universities Of
Minnesota and Nebraska may not be played
next FRIDAY There is serious difference re-
garding officials, and the Nebraska girls are
,nettled over the criticism of their officials In
the game at Lincoln last year when the Min
nesota girls We're defeated.
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Choice Real Estate Bargains

Choice Real Estate Bargains.
There is every indication for a most
complete and convincing list Of splendid
bargains in choice Minneapolis real es-
tate in The Journals real estate pages
next Saturday. There will also be
some valuable suggestions for people
who are contemplating the building Of 9
home this spring.
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That lordly feeling one has when tho.
norter carries your Baggage upstairs is
as nothing to the sensation of smok-
ING a La Marlew cigar. Any dealer in
Minneapolis will cheerfully sell them to
Won. knowing how happy you I'll be.
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The records of the day-deaths,
births, marriages, hotel arrivals, rail
road time tables, real-estate transfers,
building permits and other information
of interest-will be found, together
with want advertisements, on page l6
of this issue. -.
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Settlers Rates via 500 Line
To points in Manitoba, Ontario and ASS
siniboia via Winnipeg. Tickets on sale
every Tuesday in March and April.
Ticket office, 119 So Sd st, Minneapolis
$40 Robert st, st. Paul.
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TO Southern Texas, $27.75, Round Trip.
Galveston, Fort Worth, Houston and
Beaumont. To Mexico City and return.
$62.25. Tickets on sale March and
81. Limit twenty-one days. Stop-overs
permitted. Correspondingly low rates
Call on J. G. Rickel, city ticket agent,
424 Nicollet avenue.
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GOLF

R. II. Elwee of the Onwentsia club. Chicago.
captured the qualification cup in the first days
play Of the annual golf tournament at Palm
Beach, Fla. yesterday, by scoring 144. There
was large entry list, two divisions qualifying.
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BUY Minneapolis Real Estate
Either for a home or an investment.
There will be some choice offerings on
The Journals real estate pages Satur-
dow s.r.s.
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$500 to Dakotas via 500 Line.
Every Tuesday in March and ApriE
Particulars at the Ticket Office, l19
So. Sd ST., Minneapolis; 379 Robert Str
st. Paul.
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It fertilizes the blood-makes it rich.
cdr. Lauritzen Malt Tonic. AT
druggists or delivered to houses.
Phone N. W., East 40; 7. G., 1889. 81
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Going to Build This Season?

Going to Build This Season.
If YOU are, you should study The
Journals big real estate pages next
Saturday. There will be some valuable
building suggestions for you and incif
IDENTIFY some of the best bargains in
lots and houses that have appeared this
year.
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COMPLETE RESTAURANT OUTFIT - SELL
all or separate; come quick for bargain
and secondhand office. store and bank fix
lures; large stock fire and burglarproof Safes
Desks. chairs. tables. upright show cases, wall
cases, registers, scales, soda fountain, 800
yards linoleum etc. Ali ask is for you
to come and thoroughly inspect our big stock.
City Fixture Co., 223 Sd st s.
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has been matched to meet Two Feathers the.
Indian champion. in wrestling bout at Man.
kato late this month. ~ 81
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II. A. Gayhart Hot Springs, 8. D.; NJ Die.
fender, Wood River Neb: j. II. Severson, Wis
ner. Neb;; d. B. Bray and Gus Schroeder, Co
lumbus, Neb.
There win be ten individual events each day.
and on the third day a target team race, fifty
targets per man, will close the shoot.
WRESTLING

Tom Jenkins. the former catch-as-catch-can
wrestler, Is anxious to wipe out his defeat by
In London last year and will leave
no stone nnturned to obtain a match with the
russian Hon. when the latter reaches this coun-
try. Ut seems to me that am entitled to
the first opportunity to meet Hackenschmfdt in
this country" he says I'm London met him
on his own battlefield In a straight Greco
Roman match. and it seems to me that he ought
to meet me here at my own STYLE"
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Maradaulah. "The Terrible Turf" who adj
vertised to throw three men. two falls each.
in ninety minutes ut Racine, Wis. lost the
match. Mart Henderson of Chicago was thrown
twice in 3:30 and $780, 'Gripman'' John j.
Rooney was then thrown in eight minutes but
the second fall went to Rooney in ten minutes
Ihls Is the first decision Rooney has ever Sc
cured over the Turk II
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PROFESSIONAL

nently removed BY electricity. Miss Hollister,
77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive snecialtst.
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STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
Lowest rates to and from Europe. Excellent
accommodations. Shortest ocean voyage. Cana
dian Pacific Atlantic Steamship Lines.
II. e. LIDMAN. Agent. Is Sd st S. Minneapolis
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


WILL EXCHANGE QUARTER SECTION I'M
proved farm land, located in Depel county
South Dakota. five miles from town, for town
property or stock of merchandise: correspond
ence solicated. H. Peterson, Revillo, S. D.
ONE OF THE FINEST THREE-sTORY BROWN
stone fiat and store buildings in this city; can't
be beat for location: never idle and so61
moneymaker; for merchandise or farm lands.
George B. OaFtt SO7 Phoenix building.
HAVE INCOME PROPERTY WORTH So, COO
to exchange. for small stock general merchan-
disc or hardware. Address Box IL, Fullerton,
n. D.
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COWS, DOGS AND. POULTRY
MOVING

MOVING ~. =
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
uneoualed facilities for moving storing pack.
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED Freight RATES thereon to Chi
cago Denver, Spokane and Pacific Coast points.
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
OCCASIONAL y in making up a car, but we alone
regularity to insure reasonably prompt and re-
liable service. For the best of service ut tho
lowest rates, write or call at 46 Sd st s. :
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
ing household goods; expert furniture pack
ers; satisfaction assured: car rates to Pacific
Write or call. Safes and heavy machinery
moved by experts. 1872 9th st s. Both phones.
CAMERONs TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Elk.
pert packers for storage or shipment ps large and
let; both phones 1908. Residence. T. c. 1924.
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Uninproved.

" Unimproved.
LOWRY HILL LOT CHEAP. >.,
$500 for lot Dupont S, between
Lincoln and franklin avs just south of Lin
coin s av eS III CITY nsa W wat sewer
Bros. exclusive agents. Andrus building
CANADA-640 ACRES, UNIMPROvED FARM
land. three miles out of Lamsden 50 per acre;
lars apply to E. j. Davies, real estate, lang
den, N. w. T., Canada.
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REAT. EsTATE FOR sAT.E

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Unimproved.
Continued.
LOTS FOR SALE.
$5OO-Fine laying east front lot on Iyndale
av 8, inside 34th: 42Nl19; water, walk and
shade trees paid for T.,
$sOo--Corner Johnson st NE and 22d 42x
$25oINee lot, 42x1es, with water, walk
and shade trees. Oh Oliver av near 31st
must sell this and want offer.
$5T5-for short time Will buy beautiful
laying lot. in fine block. Fremont av n
near 9th; has sewer: water, walk, curb and
fine trees; size 42Nl2S. -..E ~
Murray Bros. 51S Boston Block.
$4,000 FOR 7l1a FEET, BLA1sDELL AV, SEC
ond lot beyond Rands residence; perfect grade;
choice locality; ne-third below market price;
easy terms. j. c. Hail. 1856, Lumber Exchange.
FINE. SLIGHTLY, EAST FRONT LOTS, AMONG
the trees. three blocks from car line, North
east; city water. stone walk. Webster, SO1
Phoenix. ..
$1,5oo-LEvEL EAST FRONT LOT; NICoLLET
inside 22d ST. 40X192; street improvements all
in; great bargain Yale Realty Co.
$4e5 FOR EAST FRONT LOT, 4oxl24 TO
alley, Pleasant av. near Lake st; sewer, water
and walk. Yale Realty Co.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-APRIL l, FIVE OR SIX-RO0M COT
tage; modern or partly 5modern good neigh-
borhood and near good acnr line: two adults !;
answer at once. 3O76. Journal.
WANTED 70 RENT-FoUR OR FIVE ROOMS
. for housekeeping, within two blocks Of car
line; good neghborho0d; give full description.
Address 2S66 vJOurna1.Ez :
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MEDICAL

PILES-DR. H. WAITE. 80 YEARS SPECIAL.
mailed free 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
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WANTED-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping: children; must be
reasonable: Southeast Minneapolis preferred.
1902, Journal ar &c.
WANTED-To RENT SMALL COTTAGE OR
four five rooms. by small family of adults,
in third or tenth ward. 3095, Journal.
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Farm Lands.

S0.acre improved timber farm: house 16x24;
barn room for eight head of stock: good we'll;
40 acres fenced: 25 acres under pillow: 80
acres meadow, balance timber and pasture;
price $l,7oo; $1,000 cash, balance on easy
payments.
92-acre improved farm; soil dark loan, clay
subsoil; 40 acres under plow: timber;
located In thickly settled German settlement;
log house and barn; 10000 feet of lumber for
building; half mile to station: miles north
Of Princeton; price 81, 400; 5000 cash, balance
on long time: low rate of interest.
Write for particulars to
NJ. S. Rutherford,
pr1n