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PROPOSALS FOR OFFICE BUILDING, ETC.

PROPOSALS FOR OFFICE BUILDING, ETC,
Department of the Interior, Office Of Indian Al
fairs, Washington. D. O., January 26, 1905.
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Office
Building, etc., Pine Ridge Agency. S. d." and
Washington, D. c., will be received at this
office until 2 o'clock pm. Of February %. 1905,
for furnishing materials and labor to construct
and complete q brick office building ETC., at Pine
Ridge Agency, S. d. in strict accordance with
the plans and specifications, which may be ex-
amined at this office, the offices of the Con-
struction News, Chicago. Ill; Journal, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi; Globe-Democrat, st. Louis, Mo-; U. s.
Indian Warehouses, COZ s. 7th St., St. Louis,
Mo-; S15 Howard St., Omaha, Neb.; 265 s.
Canal st., Chicago, Ill.,, and 119 Wooster st.,
New York City: Builders Traders Exchanges.
Omaha. Neb.: Milwaukee, Wis, and st. Paul,
Mimi; Northwestern Manufactured Association,
st. Paul, Mimi, and at the Agency. For fur
ther Information apply to this office or to John
R. Brennan, Agent, Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
F. e. Leupp, Commissioner.
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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 IA of this
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DR.. Bentley has cured case after case
Of the most virulent cancer, that had
been operated upon with the knife time
and again, and after all other methods
had proven a failure. Cancer Of the
tongue, of the lip, Of the breast every
possible form Of external cancer, he has
successfully treated for twelve yearf
in Ghicagox Do not trif1e with this
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
AGENTS WANTED

LAND AGENTS wANTED-oUR LANDS ARE
easiest to sell the market. We need
several good local agents to sell for US on
liberal contract Selover, Bates & Co., 507- 9
Andrus building. Minneapolis.
AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE UNITED
States; paying proposition, something new
and attractive, needed in every household.
Write today to P. o. 15. Canton, MINI.
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Farm Lands.

FOR sALZBY A MAN WHO IS GOING TO
locate In Canada. l have No. farm Of so
acres. located Az miles east of Monticello
y miles from county seat Buffalo. 30 miles
from Minneapolis miles from Elk River 5
miles from st. Michael station mile south
located BY the Minuesofa Treev from Point point
Co. for their dam on Mississippi. Have IS
acres broken and in tame hay and cultivated
land, Is acres in pasture, 100 young box
elder trees set for shade, apple trees OF DIFF
ferent varieties, some bearing good; tame plum
trees bearing well, small out again
last fall; gooseberries, currants and raspber-
ries plenty for home USE Dimensions of
buildings-House, upright, 16x24 feet, 16-foot
posts; ell, 16x24 feet 12-foot posts; cellar
underneath ell, outside summer cellar barn
30x70 feet, full basement. never freezes in
winter, plenty of room overhead for all grain
and hay consumed farm; hay tools all com
plete; Samson windmill, new; 35brl tank.
This is good clay soil, second to
in the state, but is too small for myself
and four boys, and viii sell $50 per acre
and will take good dairy cows and horses In
exchange Incumbrance, $1,000 at 51s per
cent interest; perfect abstract furnished. Call
on me at the farm write me at Monticello.
Mimi, R.. F. D. S. G. Irish.
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Interstate Commerce Control.

All great business concerns are en-
gagged in interstate commerce, and 1t
was beyond question the intention Of the
founders of our government that inter-
state commerce in all Its branches and
aspects should be under national and not
state control. II the courts decide that this
Intention was not carried out and made
effective in the constitution it now
stands, then in the end the constitution,
If not construed differently, will have to
be amended SO that the original un-
doubted intention may be made effective.
But, of course, constitutional amend
ment Is only to be used as a last resort.
if every effort of legislation and admin
istration shall have been proved in
adequate.
Meanwhile the men In public life and
the men who direct the great business In
terests Of the country should work not in
antagonism but in harmony toward this
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CLAIRVOYANTS

Vx162AA6 ~ i IAN d ~
KHIRoN WILL CONVINCE YOU.
Fee in reach of all. No one TUNED away
this week. His advice on business investments
and speculations are wonderful; through his
vorce; reunites the separated cures bad hab-
its and drunkenness, removes influences. Of
Hennepin. Questions answered by mail, 26c.
MRS. MARY JACOBS. THE wELL-KNOVVN
clalryoyant and business medium, located for
the last 20 years in Minneapolis, can be con-
suited daily on all affairs of life at 1901 Haw-
thorn av, formerly at SO Sd av s.
A WONDERFUL TRIAL READING-THE ONLY
dead trance medium in the world. Send IL
cents and 2-cent stamp date Of birth. DR.. 10
ton paper. o. ~ ~. ~
MRS. G. TRYoN, CLAIRvoYANT; READINGS
daily on all affairs of life; Tuesday gives 25c
readings from 8 am. to pm. Room APO,
62Oh Nicollet av. D.. :
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FINANCIAL.
BONDS.

v 50 +
Q BONDS. q
Q We own and offer the following high o
0 $4,000 Minneapolis Gas Light Company o
o 100000 Hennepin county, Minnesota, o
900 Little er F hlnne W. r g. 5s
Q e. 600 90, Marshall county. Minnesota, e,s.
o $4,000 Cro0kston W. w. L.. s. p. Co. o
$4,000 $4,000 t Ohio Goal Company IS;
Q $2o,OOO T. s. of Mexico As. o
0 $4,000 Twin City Telephone Company
o $4,000 Union Electric Light s Power .
0 Company ON aa ~ LOUISE 5's. o
Q $4,000 Minneapolis st. Louis Rail- 0
o 5000 Ozark & Cherokee Railway 5,s. 0
Q $5,o0o Illinois Central Pur Lines 3h's. o
o $4,000 Illinois Central Omaha Division
Q So $4,000 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific 9
. We also have on hand other carefully 0
selected sern bonds as yell choice city and
o nlshed on application. o
Q ninne sfs N Hesn $ I TEust Co.. 9
o Minneapolis Mimi. o
o Q % 0 o @
The Old Home Company, s
Established 1850. ....-
--.-~. Loans lis ~. ...-a., (
lions without ind5rssr or security except your
own name. Our rates are aud always have
sat Borrower & saFi
on or before privileges. thus stopping all :.'
terest. 49,. ..-. -. /
on furniture, pianos, horses. wagons, etc.
and S@
honorable and confidential dealing to all.
minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
aoo Bank OF Commerce Building.
ARE YOU LOOKING
For Friend
To Loan You Money?
Wasons etc. low Easy
Open Monday and Saturday till pm.
CALL write or telephone Main 177O.L. y
+ Minneapolis Loan Co... ..-,., =
6o1-e02 Globe Building, % 4th st. s.
NEW RESIDENCE MORTGAGES WANTED Ar
once can make most satisfactory terms
to parties building; will advance money as
E. D. Brown, 73s Lumber Exchange.
SAFE INCOME INVESTMENT; "a APART:
ments, three buildings, central location. gross
&c., eery known Modern &c
ment and photo. Yale Realty Co.
MONEY 10 LoAN-FIRsT MORTGAGE LOANS
on approved Minneapolis real estate promptly
made by the Massachusetts Mutual Life lnsur-
ing. ]. M. Herchmer, manager.
MONEY SUPPLIED sALARIED PEOPLE. RE.
tail merchants, teamsters, clearinghouse.
without security: Largest business in 4s pEinei'
pal cities. Tolman, 92O New York Life Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN-LOWEST RATES WITH ON
or before privileges; no delay in closing or Sc
curing answer. Building loans also accepted
Thorpe Bros. 2O6 Andrus building.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
| improved city property.
! Edw. J. o. Brien, 104 Oneida Bldg.
q. D. CONE & co., el7 Guaranty bldg, have o.
hand to loan on improved property, $1,000
| $500. $4,000. $4,000: lowest rates.
| MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT TIME AMI
good collateral: character of collateral mus
be named. 1892, Journal p;
LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES BOUGHT
| Loans same. l.. p. Van Norman. 416 An
drus building.
| MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; Nc
| delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life bldg.
LOANS ON LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES. NC
! delay VIM. a. Badger, oo6 Oneida block
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
} o 0 o o . o o o o
GREAT BOOM COMING.
BUY THESE SNAPS.

. r.. L SNABS.
s1.5oo-Chicago av near 2sth a seven
room house In best repair. fine lot,
large shade trees, barn; all improve owe
snap offered on this avenue, but terms
must, be cash.
S. 0oo--on 4th st N half block to German
Catholic church, ten blocks to Kasota
block; eight rooms. city water up and
on no h9sSs sleap e Is pn; h fine sond
lot. large trees east front; lot alone
worth The money; fine hone IN call
distance of railroads this Is the best
bargain ever offered inside OF Plymouth
have the Tie hnest home for this price
Sht antel ana grnfe effect
golden oak finish, s175 in loaded glass;
$500 in hand carvings economical
Rsa sr Rsn sse ra ass ranse fonr
bedrooms and alcove study. This is
is square box. but beautifully ar
tistic house, stone porch. corner lot.
every Improvement in street.. show lis
a finer looking home for less than
$4,000 and the house is yours; fine
barn. same ARCHITECTURAL style house;
one.haIf what it should e sell a for. ''o Cam Ha
be used for two small families. To see
Is to buy.
sa,so0-Inside Lake st near Hennepin car
oak finish, mantel and crate, elaborate
open stairway, hot water heat, fine
bedrooms, size of house 3Oxs2; large
attic East front lot Closing estate
and Offer at cut price built i've years.
St,3Q0-The SWEETEST swell eight-room
house. built last year; elaborate recep-
ton hall with parlor and sitting room
opening from it, with great columned
openings between. Circular carved side
board, bautiful mantel and CRATE, electric
gaslights, large connecting bedrooms
east front lot: in fact, everything to
make a perfect home; best location In
city: only 10 minutes ride out on cars
great homes going up on all sides. See
1t today-hot or cold, rain or shine.
ioRRIsoN-CRITrENDE CO.,
Ground Floor,
Phoenix Building.
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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. SIG Nicollef.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work. 725 HenneDin av. Both phones.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands


Farm Lands. 81
Continued.
TO TRADE FOR PAYING nnNNEAPoLIs
property, half section farm, $50 acres under
cultivation. plenty OF hay and timber, four
miles from Fertile granary and stables for
am II Years old do not care to farm any
longer; price $25 per acre, part cash: mortgage
of 81 600 due in two years; have all farming I,nI
machinery two cows, three horses and plenty
of chickens. Address w. P. Dodge, Fertile,
MINI.
CHEAP LAND IN THE SOUTHWEST.
We own 10000 acres best and cheapest prairie
enyear eentPaeP ea IL
grows everything; rainfall Is to % inches.
Prices advancing should double in two years
Excursion Feb. 7th Low rates. Write for
Company, 6o7 so Andrus Building. Minneapo.
HOMESTEAD RELINaUIsHMENTs = PART
prairie and part timber land; gently rolling;
soil rich sandy oam free from gravel and
good roeds and schools: district we'll settled:
partly improved houses built and ready to
move into; price 5000 to $500 per quarter
T. s. Homestead Land Co.,
302 Nicollet Av Minneapolis.
| MINNEKoTA OOLoNE.
In the famous Sacramento valley, northern
California, plated in 1o-acre tracts, only $s5
fe talk about doS aGw Be
interested. ~ ~. So
| Pacific Coast Land & Colonization Co.,
6O1-2 Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis.
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-FoR HEAVY
| hardwood timber land an implement business
| building 32x7O feet, with hall second floor;
| addition avenue end, 2Ox44, used for furni-
| ture and undertaking; also dwelling and barn;
| must be sold Any party inter
ested correspond with II. J. Byrne, Kilknney,
| MINI.
FOR sALE-e20 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND IN
| northern Michigan; beautiful maple, birch,
| henilock and cedar and a quantity Of pulp
! and cordwood; cedar poles alone worth double
the price asked for land; title perfect; near
railroad; will sell all or half interest In
CANADIAN LANDS BOUGHT. SOLD AND Ex-
SGennsed rnopert,es Looked after for nonresi
= us. The Cooper Walch Land Co.. 517-lS-l9
Union Bank building, Winnipeg, Can.
FOR sALE-l20 ACRES; oNEHALF MEADOW
and one-half highland; all under cultivation;
| miles from bridge square; price $50 per acre.
H. Zimmerman, Osseo. r. R. No. 2.
81, 650-4O ACRES, II MILES OUT; GOOD
| buildings. 200 acres, Is miles out; improved
timber enough to pay for land; bargains.
Bortle. Bank Of Minneapoiis building w. 7
LAND WANTED-LIsT YOUR FARM OR
town property with Give full description
| in first letter. B. B. Van Steenburg, Spirit
! Lake, Iowa.
S, 10, 20, 49, go 16o.ACRE AND LARGER
farms Minneapolis. Call or write Yale
Land Co., 206 4th st S.
Acres SO up. F. L. Thresher. N. Y. Life.
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WOOD AND COAT. u

>>>~~0~~~~~~N~>>>I~SG~
DO you. WANT, 5000, FuEE1 GO TO n: L.
Buss g. Co., 172l 9th st N; sawed prices,
maple, $50; birch, 81; Jack pine and elm
mixed, $3.50; heavy mixed, 50. All frst.class
wood and Scranton coal. Phone Main 3304-J2.
FOR WOOD AND COAL, HAY AND GRAIN,
HARDWOOD, MIXED, STOVE LENGTHS, 1880
Washburn Coal Co.. 1o: s4th st S. t. O. POPS.
Main Sa1. -.
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Lincoln's Principles Still Useful

The principles which Lincoln applied to
the solution Of the problems OF his day
are those which we must apply If we ex-
pect successfully to solve the different
problems of our own day-problems which
are so largely industrial. Exactly as it is
impossible to develop high morality I'M
less we have as foundation those quail
ties which give at least certain mini
mum Of material prosperity. so it is i'm
possible permanently to keep material
prosperity unless there is back Of it a
basis Of right living and right thinking.
In the last analysis, Of course. the DOM
inant factor in obtaining this good con-
duct must be the Individual character OF
the average citizen. II there Is not this
condition Of individual character In the
average citizenship Of the country all ef-
fort to- supply its place by the wisest
legislation and administration will in the
end prove futile. But given this average
Of individual character, then wise laws
and the honest administration Of the laws
can do much to supplement it. If either
the business world or the world Of labor
loses its head, then 1t has lost some
| thing which can not be made good by any
governmental effort. Our faith in the flu.
ture Of the republic is firm, because we
believe that on the whole and in the long
RUN our people think clearly and act right,
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Republic Must Not Fail.

We do not intend that this republic
shall ever fail as those republics Of olden
time failed, in which there finally came
to be a government by classes, which re-
suited either In the poor plundering the
rich or in the rich exploiting and In one
form or another enslaving the poor; for
either event means the destruction of free
institutions and of individual liberty.
Ours is not a government which recog-
nizes classes. It is based the recogn1-
ton of the individual. We are not for
the poor man as such, nor for the rich
man as such. We are for every man,
rich or poor, provided he acts justly and
fairly by his fellows, and If he so acts the
government must do all 1t can to see
that inasmuch as he does no wrong, so he
shall suffer no wrong. ~.'
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Industrial Supervision.

uestionably, however, the great de-
velopment Of industrialism means that
there must be an increase In the supervt-
sion exercised by the government over
business enterprises. This supervision
should not take the form Of violent and
ill-advised interference; and assuredly
there Is danger lest it take such form if
the business leaders Of the business COM
munity conflne themselves to trying to
thwart the effort at regulation instead Of
guiding 1t Alright. Such men as the men,
bers of this club should lead in the effort
to secure proper supervision and regula-
ton Of corporate activity by the govern
ment, not only because it is for the inter-
est Of the community as a whole that
there should be this supervision and regu-
lation, but because in the long run it will
be in the interest above all Of the very
people who often betray alarm and anger
when the proposition is first made.
Neither this people nor any other free
people will permanently tolerate the use
of the vast power conferred by vast
wealth, and especially by wealth in it's
corporate form, without lodging some
where in the government the still higher
power Of seeing that this power, in addi-
ton to being used in the interest Of the
individual or individuals possessing it, is
also used for and not against the interests
Of the people as q whole. Our peculiar
form Of government, government in
which the nation Is supreme turnout the
union in cetain respects, while each Of
nearly half hundred states is supreme in
| its part Of the union in certain other re-
sPects, renders the task OF dealing with
these conditions especially difficult. NJ
finally satisfactory result can be expected
from merely state action. The actor
must come thru the federal government
The business of the country is now car.
ried on in way of which the founders OF
our constitution could by no possibility
| have had any idea 49,, .-'~ . ., ~.
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New Roller Skating Rink Popular.

People in the central portion Of the
city are delighted with having a roller
Central Roller Skating Rink which is
located at Fifth avenue s and Fifth
street, is filing a long felt want by
skating enthusiasts. The rink is as
large as any in the city, containing
T,S4O feet. Music is furnished after
moons and evenings, and ladies are adj
mitted free during the afternoon. The
management has made a liberal propo-
sition to the school children charging
them only 15c on Saturday morning.
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given end. In entering field where the
progress must Of necessity be SO largely
experimental it Is essential that the eff
fort to make progress should be tentative
and cautious. We must grow by evolu-'
ton, not by revolution. There must be
no hurry, but there must also be no halt:
and those who are anxious that there
should be no sudden and violent changes
must remember that precisely these sud-
den and violent changes will be rendered
likely If we refuse to make the needed
changes In cautious and moderate man
ner. #
Railroads Must Be Controlled.
At the present moment the greatest
need Is for an increase in the power Of the
national government to keep the great
highways of commerce open alike to all
on reasonable and equitable terms. Less
than a century ago these highways were
still, as they had been since the dawn Of
history, either waterways, natural Or ar
tihcial, or else ordinary roads for wheel
vehicles drawn by animal power. The
railroad, which was utterly unknown when
our government was formed and when the
great principles of our Jurisprudence were
laid down, has now become almost every
where the most important, and, in many
large regions, the only form Of highway
for commerce. The man who controls its
use can not be permitted to control 1t in
his own interest alone.
F It. is not only Just but 1t is in the inter-
est Of the public that this man should re-
ceive the dmpleSt payment for the master
full business capacity which enables him to
benefit himself while benefiting the public;
but in return he must himself recognize
his duty to the public. He will not and
can not do this IT our laws are defective
that In the sharp competition OF the bust
ness world the conscientious man is put
at disadvantage by his less scrupulous
fellows. It is in the interest Of the con-
scientious and publio-spirited railway man
that there should be such governm enta
supervision of the railway traffic Of the
country as to require from his less scrup-
ulous competitors, and from unscrupulous
big shippers as well, that heed to the pub.
lie welfare which he himself would will
1nBly give, and which is of vital conse-
Quence to the small shipper. Every i'm.
portant railroad Is engaged In interstate
commerce. Therefore, this control Over
the railroads must come thru the ma
tional government. -. g.
The control must be exercised by some
governmental tribunal, and it must b.
real and effective. Doubtless there will b.
risk that occasionally, If an unfit presi
dent is elected, this control will b.
abused; but this is only another way O.
saying that any adequate governmental
power, from the power of taxation down
can and will be abused IT, the wrong me1
get control Of 1t. =.
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FOR sALE-250-ACRE FARM IN osCEoLA
county, Iowa, two miles from good town. For
price and terms address b. S. Hall. Long
Pine. Neb.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS WONDER WHY
they can't keep their houses rented.
YOU CAN STOP PAYING RENT FOREVER.
Lots of people will sell you an old
house for $500 to $500 down and good
payments on balance. Only few of us
build for you to suit you and begin your pay
ments When You Occupy House, and then
payments that only about equal the amount
of your usual rent receipt.
In few years the place is youls-abso-
lutely yours.
The plan is good for you-good for US.
because you take pride in your home.
We In position to build 40 homes
this year in New Clifton addition. 35th
st, east Of Minnehaha av.
THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE.
10 Washington Av N.
o 0 O o o O O O O 0 o O 0 0 O Q O Q Q
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MOVING
STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT YVES.
tern Stove Repair C4.as 812 Hennspin Az