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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-08

wood Park, close tO%AWeEtern %aV; cheap at
$500 an acre; border a beautiful lake. "E%
81, 000-Ten acres on Central av, one mile
from car terminus; also borders a nice clear
lake; this is cheap at $3.50 an acre, but goes
O.. NJ. Anderson, 5o4 Sykes Block.
HENNEPIN COUNTY ACRES.
81 acres, between Hopkins and city, low
ripe for sman-acre plats; good specula ton;
secure the price and location; beautiful tim
haha creek crosses the land. Big profit, good
demand. NJ: P: Hobart, Phoenix Bldg.
NORTH DAKOTA BARGAINs-McINTosH
county quarter, $1,000; Barnes county quar-
Dickey county quarter, 81 900; Benson county
quarter, s1,soo; Cavalier county. quarter, $3.50;
doaett os sepRsy 81 d 9'SS6' and f1 msoy. others Ii Mou F.
J. Percival, SOC Guaranty building.
Sc, 300-FINE- IMPROVED PLACE, ON LAKE
st, 10 broad acres; fine house, Strawberries,
Ga raspberries, currents, apples, plums, cranber-
ries, chicken, ranch, street cars right at your
as door; fine drive; telephone church, school,
fine timber, good neighborhood; rich clay
price. Hobart, Phoenix Bldg. 49,:
INVESTMENTS ACTUALLY SURF OF PROF.
front; only $11 and $3.50 per acre; none
tonka, $3.50 per acre; fine buildings; maple
country; also 6. 10. 15-acre tracts: berries
!, n naS drui $50 f Temple epicls onrf. best soil. ::
70 lmEhOVEO & A3kIA0J ASSA4So 'SN Z. SOS
line and Northern Pacific, 40 miles east Of
st. Paul and Minneapolis, in Polk county.
Wis, and Chisago county, Mimi; for sale
at very reasonable prices and easy terms
For description, price and terms address Paul
Filzen, Osceola, Wis.
SOUTH DAKoTA BARGAINS BROWN
county quarter, improved, buildings, $1,000;
Beadle county quarter, 81 700; Edmunds
county quarter, 5000; Faulk county quarter,
$975; Potter county, quarter, $3.50: Mcpherson
county quarter, SLIGO; Hyde county quarter,
$3.50, and many others. FL. iPerciva1, SOC
: Guaranty building.
MINNESOTA FARM AND TIMBER LANDS
You, can take up 100 acres near town and
railroads. Write me in what county you pre-
fer to locate and l viii mail you my plan
how to get a free homestead. Many good
claims been overlooked. Address r. Hinter-
meister. Land Office. st. Charles, Mich.
HIGH GRADE FARM AND SUMMER RESORT,
'76 acres on Lake Sarah. Hennepin county. fine
soil, 40 acres cultivated. balance pasture.
meadow and timber. splendid buildings all In
good repair. half mile from railroad station.
Owner leaving state. For further infcrma-
ton address Box 81. Rockford, MINI.
FINE ARIZONA RANCH-BIG PAYING a
falfa ranch in Arizona for sale: 800 acres,
situated on the banks Of the Colorado river.
60 miles north of The Needles; 100 acres
under cultivation; fine opening for anyone
who wants to live in the southwest. For par
ticulars address A.. G.. Peet. Anamosa. Iowa.
IGEE EAt=
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Farm Lands.

leo ACRES IN A1TKIN COUNTY, MIMI, 8
miles from Aitkin; fine soil, fair buildings, 20
pillow, balance pasture and meadow, all fenced:
SIT per acre If sold at once.
ko: acres in Cass Co., Mimi, one mile from
Sylvan station; new eight-room house, barn and
g granary; 80 acres cultivated; price, $40 per
acre; this can be exchanged for city property
or for a smaller farm.
Garfield, on Lake Miltona, a beautiful summer
resort, with fine fishing and boating; 80. acres
cultivated, 40 acres pasture apd 100 acres of
timber; good, hve-room house. barn, granary,
etc; price, 81, 500 for a short time. ,-
20 acres in Pine Co., near Bruno, Mimi; good
house, barn etc.; p acres timber Is acres
700 acres in Pope Co., MIMI. about seven miles
from Glenwood; new house, barn, ,granary and
shed; good grove, windmill and tank; 133
acres cultivated: price, SIS per acre.
no acres in Renville Co.. Minn.. 4h>miles from
Danube. 165 acres under plow, As acres pas
ture, balance meadow; good house, barn, gran
airy and other buildings; good grove and 20
t2o acres in Rock Co.. Mimi, 3A miles from
Jasper; more than 100 acres under ~cultiya-
ton: no buildings: land is rented to owner Of
adjoining farm; rich, black loan soil; price.
SAP per acre.
leo. acres in Stearns Co., MIMI, 8 miles from
Brooten, in German settlement; 12O acres cul-
tivated, 40 acres meadow; black loan soil
and clay subsoil; four-room house in good con-
dition; barn. two granar1es, hoghouSe, corn
crib and machine shed. Fine grove of trees;
price, $40 per acre.
10 acres in Hamilton CO.. Iowa, five miles from
Stanllope: seven-room house. in good coudi-
ton: barn, granary and chicken coop; 80 acres
cultivated, three acres meadow; price, $3.50
per acre.
ieU acres in Howell Co., Mo, near two good
towns; good four room house; 40 acres timber,
40 acres under cultivation. and 80 acres Of
peach orchard. containing 5000 trees six years
old. Next years crop of peaches should more
than pay for the place. Fine location for
stock and hogs. Delightful climate. Price,
So, 900.
10, acres in Polk Co., Wis, 21s miles from
Osceola; n splendid stock farm with good
buildings; 12O acres under cultivation and 50
nearly 81, 600 goes with the farm. Buildings
are worth 50, 100. Price, $50 per acre.
For further formati apply to
q" Franklin Benner,
603-4-5 Bank of m Bldg.
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Wv 49, " ~ " w "
o A WELL LOCATED 1e:RooM. HOUSE, o
o well furnished and full of roomers; in o
o u. come about $500 per month; on It'll st, o
o close in. Do not fail to see this at o
o once. e
o Dirimple- Terrell Agency, .
o 421 Kasota Building. o
0 Q Q o % 0 o 90 o. O. 0 o o o o
FOR sALE-LIvERY sTABLE IN A FIRST
class location In the city, close to business
center, twenty-five loarders and ten livery
horses runabouts and everything. pertaining
T for anyone looking for a. good paying, livery;
sold for no other reason that the owner, does
not like the business; do not miss this chance;
rs Washington ay N.:EN&E%1 -f' -
GREAT CASH OPPORTUNITY MERCHANDISE
stock. Cash secures fine general merchandise
cleared 81, 1000 above all expenses, Including
personal; cash on convertible paper buys for
soe on s a1lisr; hi Invoice voice y; 900: Owner has
must act quick il YOU want it; write now.
Mercantile & Realty Exchange Co., desk /,
Lake City, Iowa: IL =
HoTEL OF e5 ROOMS: RATE $3.50 PER DAY;
p preatss Fes sbaut So stS sa per week ,,T'5 net; as steaG.
city of 100; now running, and doing elegant
VIII be sold for 5000 Iess4Gthan actual value
and cost. Write for fullg particulars. = Min
IL nssS %hird he e &. 8 e Rental M Nc; Ca ~. ? Webb 'e' block block
WANTED-AT. ONCE; PARTY WITH FROM
$1,000 to 5000 to take half interest III .ex-
f ft ; no contracting bus iasH in which there
Chicago, St. Lauis, Pittsbifs. Cleveland WgM h9 and
Detroit; the best business proposition in the
west; active man who wants a permanent bust
inyestigat ton: 1864, Journal. =
$5oo-WANTED-A LAW PARTNER WITH
5000 to purchase, one-half interest in well
established and lucrative law practice; located
IN a stirring western city. with an income
Tor the past four years of from SO, 800 10
$4,000 per annum; this is an opportunity for
tne proper person, and will stand i~nvestiga-
ton; references given" Address Thomas Mullen,
Lewiston. Idaho.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A SWELL CoNFEC.
tionery and restaurant in a county seat and
railroad town best location. and trade in
new soda Fountain will sell on easy, terms
!. or trade for clear land Let me hear from
S geess "R Rat7 ,yo Ya,l have to Offer Offer No .: agents seHnts a Ad-
MANUFACTURERS DESIRES TO ARRANGE
with business man who can furnish $500 cap
itai. to handle a state territory; new dry fire
Immediate profits; unequal business oppor-
sunity; our proposition liberal, sound and con-
xlneing: Box IT'S, Hopper Powder Gun Co.,
FOR ~sALE-FIRsT- CLASS BARBER SHOP,
fitted up with three chairs and tirst-class fur.
n1ture; located in basement Of Wheeler Land
Company's block, Moornead, Mimi. Three bal
tubs In connection: also steam heat; tile floor
ana marble Wainscoating to entrance. For
particulars inquire OF K. H. Hegener. 2o7
dry goods, of about $4,000, mostly fall and
hrst-class condition; owner will Consider one:
100 heavily tncumbered; might divide stock
II too large. Address Lock Box 210, st.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE. s1,7oo; STORE
and residence property. 81. 900; located in
good inland town and doing business of 81 900
monthly. Must be sold before the 18th, as
owner wishes to accept position at that time.
Should be investigated at once. Minnesota
Realty & Rental Co., 2 Webb block. 10 Sd
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between James
NJ. Walsh and Edgar F. BartO of Minneapolis,
Mimi. under the firm name of Walsh 4 Co,
is dissolved. Business continued by E. l..
Barto. who vii! settle affairs of said firm.
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PIANOS AM ORGANS

WHY LET YOUR PIANO BE A WRECKi
Have it repaired, overstringed. hammer heads
recovered or new, etc. Church organs tuned
and repaired. Lowest prices. 176 Sheridan
av n. n. w. Main 1T42-L2.
vosE & SONS PIANO, UPRIGHT, sl25.
In fine condition. Brecke, olstad & Co., 600
LIST ay s..
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MURRAY Co, MIMI,
FW II and E y of SW n, Sec. 2-107-40, con-
tanning 800 acres, four miles NE Of Currei;
all under cultivation; price, $50 per acre. !
Grant Co., MIMI,
Sc y, sec. s., and NEA in sec. II, all in
T. 1928, R. 43, containing 800 acres, about 4
miles NE Of Herman, all in cultivation; price,
$50 per acre.
Jackson Co., Mimi,
NV Y Of NV y and $ y Of NV y and
sec. 4. and that part Of NV n of sec. 8, N
Of railroad, all in T. 1o4, r. So, about 4
miles SW of Window, all under cultivation,
containing 2so acres. Price, $35 per acre. :
= 49, Marshall Co., Mimi,
Lots 8 and 7. sec: 9, T. 155, R; 4s, 90. 80
acres; E Y Of sW \, S 8 T. 156, r 4s. 80
acres; W " Of Sc u sec. 6-156-43, so acres;
Sc Y Of Sc u e-1b6-4S, 40 acres; lots 2, 8
2-157-45. 80 acres; all of 16-15s-44, $40 acres;
N h 1e-15s-45, 800 acres; NE u 16-157.46, 100
acres; NE u 28-15s-4e. 100, acres; all Of &C.
1bS-46, $40 acres, making in all about 1883
acres; price, SIS per acre.
. Polk Co., MIMI, s.
J. have 1880 acres in Polk, mostly in sec. 10,
some in SO and 2. Price, SIS per acre.
These lands must be sold at once, and offers
for large parcels or for the entire list solicited.
HIS Swensen, 514 Bank of Commerce Bldg, 4
Minneapolis, Mimi,
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

PROMPTLY OBTAINED, SOLD,
bought. leased, manufactured. models made;
uneXcelled reputation; 25 years established:
large handbook free. Write American Patent
Market, ST. Paul. Mimi. Mention this paper.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
yers and solicitors; main office. 925-o33 Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi: 80 M,.iiu
building, Washington. D. c.
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PATENT o Sell OR PART
nere with small capital fo take an Interest:
model on hand. Apply 5O4 Court block, ST.
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$1,7b0-TEN ACRES, JOINING ON GLEN
wood Park, close to- Western ~av; cheap at
S5e0 an an acre; border $, beautif9l lake: ~.
from car terminus; also borders a nice clear
lake; this is cheap at; $3.50 an acre, but goes
at 500. if taken at once. "a. q.
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Killed Brother-In-Law.
Special to The Observer.

Special to The Observer.
Wilmington, Aug. 27.-Wade
Robinson, I3 year old, son Of
Engineer J. J. Robinson, Of the
Seaboard Air Line, died this morn
ing at s. 80 o'clock at Bolton, be.
tween Wilmington and Florence,
as result of being accidentally
shot about I O'Clock this morning
by hisIbrother-in-law, Frank Has
ty, who mistook the boy for a
burglar. The boy was sleeping
in an adjoining, room to that oc-
cupied by f1asty and had occasion
to get up during the night. Hasty
heard the noise, got up and fired.
The boy cried out and Hasty was
shocked 10 find that he had shot
his young relative.
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Marriage Causes Trouble.

A special to The Charlotte OBJ
server from Columbia says Mag
istrate II. keels, whose baili.
wick is in Clarendon county, is in
trouble as a result Of his marrying
d girl who is said to be only IS
years old, which is year under
the age of consent in this State.
Tho affair was brought TO the at
tention Of the Governor by John
w. Hilton, who complains that
Keels married his daughter to J.
+. Broadway sof Paxville, in Cla-
rendon county, July 20, and that
Broadway is a kinsman of kecls.
The Governor will investigate the
affair, through the members of
the Clarendon Legislative dclega-
ton. The papers in the case assert
that Keels knew the girlsto be un-
der age, in which case he is in Sc
rious trouble.
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Notice of DiSCharse.

Notice is hereby given that on
the 3Oth day of September, 1905,
the undersigned as Administrator
of the estate of Mamie G. Vauland-
ingham deceased will make his f.
n"l return md settlement, and
make application to the Probate
Court of Lancaster county. S. G.. .,
for a final discharge ns such Ad-
ministrator.
w. j. Cunningham, Admr.
Dated August 30th, 1905.
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Notice of DiSCharee

Notice is hereby given that on
the 23d day OF September, 1905,
the undersigned as Administrator
nf the estate of VIM N McMurray
deceased will make his final return
and settlement, and maze applica :
ton to tue Probate Court of Ian
caster county, S. c., for final
discharge as such Administrator.
j. M. McMurray,
Administrator.
Dated August 23d, 1905.
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Senator Tillmans announce
ment that if the dispensary is vo-
ted out he will work for prohibi-
ton has caused a cold chill in
some quarters. Anderson Daily
Mail.
There is no chill over this way
We are only hopeful that Senator
Tillman means what he says, for
we are confident that if he will
work as earnestly on the right side
of this question as he has worked
on the wrong side Of it, it can be
demonstrated that prohibition will
prohibit .-Yorkville Enquirer.
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Notice of DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that on
the 26lh day of Sept. 1905,
the undersigned as Guardian of
Essic |. Stover how Mrs. ESs,e
Morley, will make hi s final
return ana settlement, an d
make application to, the Probate
Court of Lancaster county, S. G.,
for final discharge as such Guar
dian.
w. L. Slower,
Guardian.
Dated Aug 2Gti, 1905.
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Massacre of Faithful.

Special to News and Courier.
Rock Hill, August 25.-Some
miscreant put out poison last night
and the result is thirty dogs of the
city lie cold in death. Some were
Of high degree, others were mere
ly dogs, but all we're more or less
dear to their masters.
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Negro Lynched Near Newbern.

Newbern, N. c., August 27.-
John Moore, a negro 20 years of
age, was taken from Craven Coun-
ty jail in this city early today and
lynchcd by mob Of 100 masked
men armed with rifles and rcvol-
vers.
Moore entered The country store
of George Eubanks, at Clarks,
seven miles from Newbern, last
Friday, when the proprietor S
wife was the only one in. The
negro attempted robbery and
struck Mrs. Eubanks on the head
with meat axe, fracturing bones
and inflicting injuries, which il
they do not prove fatal, will al
least cause not only dishguremen,
but lifelong suffering.
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GREATLY IN EHAND

Noting is more in demand than
II medicine which meets modern
requirements for blood and
system cleanser, such as DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They are
Just what yon need to cure s'om-
ich and liver troubles. Try them.
AT Crawford Bros, J + Mackey
& Co.'S and Funderburk Pharmacy,
drug store, Csc, guaranteed.
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Traxler, of Timmonsvillc, Buys
Home in Grcenvillc.

ID. n. TaXler Of Timmonsville,
the first commissioner the dispen-
sary ever had, who served way
back in the old Lays when the
business was administered in strict
accordance with the constitution
and statutes, has purchased the
residence Of J.; "A. Bull on North
Main street in thia city, purchase
price being $4,5oo.-Greenville
News.
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From thes very beginning

sia. From thes very beginning
she has said Russia must pay a
war Indemnity. And here, like
wise, the Mikado, he dosen't care
for names. He is willing that it
come under any name, or under
any form, direct, indirect, straight
through, roundabout, sugar coat
ed, in capsules, anyway-it makes
no difference to him; all he wants
is the stuff. Hes willing to grant
the Gar peace with honor"
provided it can be fixed up so
Japan gets the money.
Andlthere they stand. There
they have stood since the very first
day Of the conference. Many details
have been agreed upon, were
agreed upon week before last, all
matters Of lesser moment. Unless
one of..the bclligerent nations
backs down upon this the main
chance, wnen they meet Tuesday,
the Portsmouth peace conference
will SO down into history as fail
ure. That is, it will not go down
into history at ALL The war will
continue, though there must be a
reckoning soma day.
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According to yesterdays dis
patches the responsibility Of re-
fusing to make peace will now
rest upon Russia. 1t was stated
that at the meeting yesterday
Japan would offer Envoy Witte a
waiver Of the claim to" reimburse
mcnt for the cost Of the war" and
would propose to refer to arbitra-
ton the amount TO be paid Japan
for cvacuating the Northern hall
Of Sakhalin. A successful con-
cluson Of negotiations is now
confidently expected.
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The Latest UltImatum From Em
peror Nicholas.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 26 The
Emperor's ultimatum is that Rus.
sia will agree TO a division of the
Island of Sakhalin and liberal pay
ment will he made to Japan for
the care of Russian prisoners, but
no indemnity shall he paid.
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Engineer G. w. Syfan of Alb.

beville was pinned down under
his engine for -four hours in a
wreck on the Seabord at Calhoun
Falls Saturday night. His right
leg was crushed from knee to an
kle. Six Oh seven cars were burned
in the wreck in one Of which a ne
gro cook pcrisht d.
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CLERKS SALE
State of South Carolina,

In the Court of Common Pleas.
Ida s. Heath, PLAINTIFF,
against
James NJ Heath. w Shannon Heath,
A Buinet He, ,th, john p Heath and
Henrietta $ Heath. Defendants.
DURSUA ANT to a decree i'm the above
stated cause mate by Judge Geo
w Gage. dated August IL. 1905, / Will
sell ut public auction at I.acaster court
hOu q Oh he
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEM-
IsEIs NEXT,
within the legai hours of sale, the fol.
lowing described lots of land, To wit:
All that piece, parcel or lot of land
froiting seventy-nine (79) feet on Gay
Street and sixt>-two and one half
(62 ~ feet on Arch street. lying I'm the
town OF Lancaster, in the county Of
Lancaster and State of South Carolina,
and bounded as follows: On the North
west by Gay Sire 1T, on the East for the
entire lerg, II OF the lot by No | Of the
Chafee Block, now or form er.y piop-
erty of Leroy Springs. on the south-
east by Atch street, on theWest and
southwest by lot No S of same h,ock
known as the f. T. Clo' q lot, for so
feet 10 inches OF the depth of ssid lct
No 2, and Lot No 3 OF same block,
now or rmtr'y property of Ler
Springs. 2l5 feet inches, making tho
width of 10 No. z, herein described,
80 feet In width from Gay street for
2l5 fe 2 inches, and the r. mainder of
he lot for $50 feet 10 inches, terminals
ing mt Arch street: b, ing 81 feet in
width, and cOntaiiing IS 100 acre.
accOroins toa plat Of survey made by
i. M. Belk, Surveyor. on September
llih, 1902. A'S) One-h half (3) interest
I'm foot alley-way between lot No. |
now or formeIy Of Leroy Springs, and
| lot No 2. herein described, running
through from Gay to A rch Str, ct, same
to be maintain,d d and to be KEEP, open
as all alley-w ay for the joint use of both
properties.
lso, all that piece, parcel or lot of
land in the orr crate limits of the
TO" II of .ancast~r, containing three (3)
acres more or less. and bound, d as
follows, viz: On the North by lots of
Lida b Jones (beng the same which
she deriv under the will II her moths
er MIS-. Amanda Brown, icceased) and
eliza j. Wyiie and II f.. Wylie; on
he East by Catawba Street; on the
South by what is commonly called Elm
street; and on the West by French
street.
ao5" Terms OF sale cash. Purchaser
20 pay for papers.
j. f. GREGORY.
&. @. @. p. l.. G.
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Dispensary or no Whiskeyl

Yorkville, August 26.-County
Supervisor Boyd to-day ordered
that an election on the question Of
dispcnsarv or no dlspensary be
held on Tuesday, September 90,
1905.
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Columbia, Aug 25.-Ad]utunt
General John Frost announced to-
day that he would not be candi-
date for re- election. He will re-
tire fron politics.