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FIFIELD & FIFIELD,
217-GC1 Andr1a Olln

0 FIFIELD &; F1FIELD.
0 717-721 Andrus Bldg.
, $1,40O-A Groom house on 10th av s.
near 2ad st. hardwood floor, cellar. wet
0 sink. city water, sewer and a good shed.
Sl,6O-F'or a quick sale, S-roem home
. on Both av s, near 31st st, hardwood
0 :oors, full basement, we'll built 1909,
0 $45o cash. balance to suit buyer.
$1,s0o-Special for today Broom cottage
D on James av S. near 18th st. one-half
D block from the Lake of the Isles, city
0 water, storm sash and screens, built 2
D years ago. Lot 50x15O.
s2,1o0-No. 426 Blaisdell av, 7-room
new cottage: hardwood floors and finish,
o. cistern. good cellar. full lot, $500 cash,
D balance to suit buyer
, $2,s00-Eight- room new home on Cole
0 av Sc, hot air furnace, large cistern,
0 cellar and two fine lots
, $2,65O-A wonderful bargain in ten
0 room house on 10Th av S, hardwood floors
0 and finish, BATH open nickel plumbing,
0 laundry WELL shade trees and large lot
, $3,SO0-A 1O-room thoroly modern home
D on Aldrich av S, near 9th st. hardwood
0 floors bath, electric bells, gas light,
D and large barn. Lot 45X129.
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BARGAINS IN HOUSES EASY TERMS.
d. j.; Schutt & Son.. ZIG Security Bank Buildinp.
S1'ooo-3l27 Longfellow av. rooms, city water.
barn. '' '
S2'2oo-zllo 18th ay S. rooms. city water,
o, ,oo sewer rental income $24O per annum.
Sz'zoo-l9l7 9th st S. two houses and 4
rooms; good well: rental Income $500
per annum. WV
$2,4OO-3l37-3133 Longfellow av four-fat build-
Ing two flats rooms each two fats
so rooms each; city water: rental income
81, 6CO-2OlO 4th st N. rooms pood vo,,
SZ'UOO-264o P1llsbury av. rooms, city water,
$2.0oO-417 32d av N. two houses of 8 and 5
~ 80 rooms; rental income $2SS per annum
Sz'1oo-292S Garfield av. rooms. hardwood
finish.
81, 500-292l-2923 Pleasant av, double frame
house. = rooms each side; good we'll
. cistern. basn.
S2,6OO-2713 Grand av. 8 rooms. city water:
arranged for two families.
S1,4Vo-24S-5O 18th ay n, two-story double
brick building: four fats 4 rooms each;
large barn: yenrly rental $500.
S2,75O-2ol 25th st. 10 rooms. bath and fur
mace; gas fixtures; good barn
Sl,5OO-19D3 Sd st NE: rooms. arranged for
two flats each: city water:
. good well and barn.
$1'sO0-1o21 18th Sc. 10 rooms. city water,
gas, burn: one block to Como carline
J. Schutt & Son,
ZIG Security
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

$4,s6o-NEw, STRICTLY MODERN, EIGHT
rooms, best OF hardwood fnis sideboard
Crate mantel, beautifully decorated at
nc pIastered with finished room; combine
ZION heat; laundry; everything complete;
east front; near Hennepin and 27th
Now is your chance
Po'4oo-Good Investment twofat residence 6
rooms each, best open enamel plumbing in
e oosn mats mats; strictly private; each nat
east front; hardwood floors and finnish
dhis is O.. X. and you want to see 1t.
OH great bargain, strictly modern, nine
rooms hardwood finish elegant large
rooms; east front; no better built house
In t sSv1 20 beautiful lawn and shrubbery;
aoL 4zSl6s. Now is your chance If you
ollet car; possession at once
J. B. Gleason 49,
$50 phaaniv
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,o BUY now lake lot or house and lot over
LOOKING lakes, close to car, with CITY wafer
gas, sidewalks in and paid for; going higher
every day; delays cost you money: own and
control the best lots in Linden Hills. Reeves
south Shore park. Lake Harriet. and can
mi ke the lowest prices and easy terms.
One OF the finest homes. close 10 Cannon.
strictly modern and up-to-date elegantly fin,
ished In Flemish oak. nine rooms, hot water
heat. large grounds, beautiful shade trees.
nne auto house: this home must be seen to
be appreciated best of reasons for selling,
Here is another attractive home, not quite
SO large. six good sized rooms. hardwood an
ism. spacious porch. looking on to Calhoun
grounds. 100X115 to alley: such locations a.
these are hard to be found
Geo. B. Dartt
BOT Phoenix Building. Both phones
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BEAUTIFUL HOME IN KENWooD,
In order to effect quick sale Oh beauti
1ul home, located at 2O19 Kenwood ;,
PARKWAY, have put the price SO low
1 tnat anyone on the market can't H.,
nelp Duy If they see it, Only S, 600.
Inc house contains ten large rooms.
an modern, with all hardwood floors
an the latest open plumbing, COM
Dlnatlon heat, fine laundry, large
barn. This house was all built by dav
labor with all the wood selected.
Couldn't begin to build this place
To-Day for anywhere near the price I
ask. II you want home and at a
bargain see owner at once
Franklin Benner,
oo3 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
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MY EIGHT-RooM, MODERN HOUSE
for sale. This is located in the
choicest part of the eighth ward.
and consists of full basement, with
hot water heating plant, laundry.
ETC.; nice reception hall. with full
length beveled plate mirror, window
seat, grill opening to the parlor and
columned opening to dining room,
which has fancy triple window, elab-
crate sdeboard, small lounging room
in rear and double action door en-
trance to the pantry; kitchen and
back vestibule are finished in fine
oak. same as parlor, and arranged
with tiling on lower tier; combina-
ton stairway to second floor, which
is all finished in hardwood; consists
of four bedrooms and bath and built
in linen closet; fine large attic, with
three dormer windows. This house is
new, having been built hut, a short
time, but owing to a change in bust
ness l offer it for sale for the first
time. Large corner lot, so by 100
feet, and house built under my own
supervision and of the best of mate
.. rails. Let me show you this bar
gain. Send me your name and l will
give YOU date when you may ex-
anime this house. Will take 81 900
for an immediate sale, and think
that you will find it the cheapest
house in the city Of its kind. Address
1854, Journal. -
a.
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I OWN ONE OF THE BEST, NEW,
modern, seven-rOom cottages; 20
blocks from the public library; which
l must sell, owing to a change in
location. This house is fully mod
ern with best open nickel plumbing,
enameled bath and lavatory, and an
excellent heating plant; house has
seven rooms and bath, full basement,
and is finished in choice hardwoods.
The house cost me about $4,000 to
build one year ago, but l am going to
sell Immediately and will take $2,7OO
for the property, and can make terms
If desired. If you mean business adj
dress me and I will give you location
and let you know when you can ex-
anime the house. Address 5695, Jour
nal 80 --'' --"->-* -
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BIG BARGAIN.

1888 Park av. elegant, nearly new nine
room. strictly modern, up-to-date house first
class combination heating plant. attic. all
finished. 50-foot east front lot, good barn.
price for quick sale, 5000. Owner, ].
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AN ELEGANT HOME AT A MODERATE
PRICE.
This is an opportunity to get an up-to-
date residence that is rarely offered.
The house contains eight large, light
rooms; five rooms and bath on first floor,
including one bedroom: three bedrooms.
two large storerooms and large closets and
sewing room on second floor. Entire house
handsomely finished in hardwoods, material
the best that the market could afford of
ton gas and electric light fixtures, hot
water heating plant; basement finished
into five rooms, including laundry. boiler.
room workshop and storeroom. This house
was built last summer by day labor and
superintendent by one of the best me-
chanics in the twin cities. The lot is
over 90 feet front and runs thru from
one street to another, covered with fine
trees and fine lawn; all improvements in
the street, also stone sidewalk, stone
steps to and around the house. Present
owner constructed this house for him
SELF but owing to business interests In
Canada, finds himself obliged to move
and establish his residence there, hence
this property IS offered in the market.
If you are looking for something excep-
tionally good for your money. you want
to see this property. 1t is located In ST.:
Anthony Park. on the Como Harriet car
line midway between the two cities. Five
cent fare either way; telephone service
same price both ways. The price is
$500. Further particulars and inspec-
ton of property may he arranged fer ut
my Office or Twin City phone.
r. Carlton Torelle,
S24 Security Bank Bldg:
n
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east front, lasge lot, fine old trees, barn;
desirable in all respects. Webster, SOL Fhoe-
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PoWDERHoRN PARK-A NEW HOUSE.
overlooking Powderhorn park and lake; only
one block to st. Paul carline: on 18th aY
and 31st st s: convenient and ideal location
for home; built by day labor and of good
material: this house will be sold soon and
at a bargain: look 1t today. L. L.
Melin. 40 Sykes block.
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TT w 11<AIHA NUUU BARGAINS.
2oo-7c2 26th av NE, eight rooms. city
dies it. FA-o 'aen haii'
s22,75o-2e2o I'd av S. eight rooms al
modern except heat; $275 cash. S' oil
S1;ooo-lol4 7th st Sc, near university,
eis 81 oo rooms ms, full modern good barn.
$1'ooo-25l2 Alden st. st. Anthony Park.
t near Como line, ten rooms fully modern
Two lots and barn; $500 cash
$o,ooo-2so4 Portland av, new, ten-room
=. nouse; computation hot water heat full plumb
ais WIN laundry and servants room. water
o o"1s', peam ceilings panel wainscotting.
> bho ord11 openings, bookcases, sideboard,
- cash. uen'u'' $ooo
-: W. W.. Clark Realty Co.,
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s1,4oo-NEw 4.RooM COTTAGE, CASH OR
monthly payments. 719 w 39th st. City wa.
- - s~"n-. tAA -saAsraIk. n q rahnna a6na
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CHARLES o. ELWOOD & CO.,
l18 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
lots and farm lands We have farms TO trade
for city property. 5. 1890 t'1
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-02

. CHOICE HOMES At %o6 3 E Z 0 co E
$2,175CA new seven-room house, fully
o modern except heat; hardwood floors,
O. bathroom with tub. closet aud bowl,
o gas anu gas fixtures; fine basement
9 with cement floor, storm sash and
screens; lot 45hM2o feet; a very
o. complete, convenient and attractive
nome; easy terms; 18th av near
o, s2,15o-Nearly new eight-room house, ar
o. ranged for two families city water
o ana sewer upstairs and down. actu-
o. ally paying $264 year rent; always
o occupied Gee easy walking distance;
o $2,675-An exceedingly attractive five
o room modern cottage, with handsome
o Ell plumbing, gas fixtures, full base
o ment, screams, storm sash, stone walks
and steps, everything is first class
and ready for immediate occupancy;
o" Bryant 'av S near 34th st.
$3,lI5-A. very handsome new seven-room
o. house, fully modern except heat;
hardwood floors all over. handsome oak
finish OIL first floor. built-in sideboard,
bathroom fully fitted With best mod
ern fixtures; large we'll lighted at
tic. full basement with laundry trays,
coal bins. etc; large lot, 45x13O feet.
with stone walks and steps, sodded
o lawn; an exceedingly attractive home; -
Garfield av near 34th st. Easy terms.
Thompson Bros.
234 Security Bank Bldg.
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9% y Ros nHA 5;gsk CO.'S Sot BA Faafs
SIS, 000-New House, rooms, all mahogany fin
ish, hardwood floors throughout full
basement cemented floor, stone walk
lawn. graded and sodded, full opeI
nickel plumbing. porcelain fixtures
large front porch. We need the money
and will discount this price severa
hundred dollars. for immediate sale
cash payment and terms Make offer
2733 18th av s. Key at office.
Large Groom house, hardwood finish. cit.
water, newly painted, nicely decorated
fine lot and shade trees good for one
or can be arranged for two families
must sell; will take $500 less, thai
$1,000; bargain; terms if desired OF
part; will take good South Side clea
lots for part; open for inspection; ISL
Lake st.
Ten rooms. practically new: hardwood fnisl
and floors throughout, hot water heat
: Spencer boiler fine lot and shade. Du
pont ay S, inside 31st; splendid 10
, cality; bargain sure. $5,ooo-S1'oo
cash, balance monthly.
s., 25O-Great big house at 1920 Garfield av
worth $4.5Oo;>, all modern: II or 1:
rooms; $500 cash, balance easy. "
273S Dupont av s. fine modern house. Cal
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COUNTRY HOMES,
$50 cash down, balance SO per month.
Would you like to live within few min
utes' ride of the city and yet enjoy all the
benefits and comforts Of country life?
If you do, let sell you plot Of ground
In a. veritable little park, with beautiful
building spots and fertile soil particularly
adapted to the culture of vegetables and ber-
ries.
For particulars call or write
Adam Hannah,
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WE HAVE A ROW OF SEVEN APARTMENTS
OF eight rooms each, now renting for S245
per month: walking distance; never vacant;
nets over IS per cent; price $1S 900; terms.
Mutual Realty Co., 407 Boston block.
A BARGAIN IN A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE.
Brand new all modern, six rooms and ba III
a4th st and Grand ay, two blocks from Mic.
ollet; 81, $50 takes 1t if you act quick. Mn.
tual Real Estate Co., ,255 Temple Court
MODERN HOUSE, ROOMS AND BATH.
large lot, fine shade, 'at a bargain If taken
this week. If not sold will rent after
Sept. 10. For further information inquire
OF owner, 252 Nicollet av; cigar store.
IF YOU WISH TO EDUCATE YOUR CHII.
dren at the university. have just what YOU
want In a strictly up-to-date modern nine
room mouse, on an east front corner lot all
for S4,J 500 Address 1907. Journal !
FOR SALE, BY owNER-1N 18th WARD.
near school, store and meat market; 7-room
house. modern except heat: full basement
with laundry First floor finished in oak: on
full-size lot. Address 1902, Journal Z :
$4,000, CASH SO, 00o-3342 CHICAGO Az ATT.
modern S-room brick house years old and
barn; hot water heating plant, hardwood An
jsh. hardwood floors NIL through Mrs, Irene
]. Nelson :s342 Chicago av.
LAKE HARRIET-A FINE COTTAGE, SIX
rooms and bath, built last year, on 18th at
and Beard av; 81 ,25O takes 1t; must be sold n
< a week Mutual Real Estate Co., 255 Tenn
ple Court -
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81 100 BUYS 3010 18th ST Sc, MINNEAPOLIS;
Six rooms; hardwood floors turnout; nice bath
room y lot b0x130 to alley; easy terms: key
across street: Inquire Of owners. GIL Ash
land az. st. Paul. az 7.77E5f-1s !.
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FOR sALE-NICE NINE-RooM HOUSE IN
hrst-ciass condition, cheap. 1919 Madison o,
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. FOR SALE,
y NO. SSo2 Fremont av ~: Why spend so
. much time these busy days; in huntinc
. Tor a home when you can buy the
o above more reasonable than any other :
property In the city? A beautiful cor :
her and must be seen to be appre
o e1ated. The house is new and modern
IN every way; hot water heat; cost to
o pulld 81 615; but will make liberal dis
0 count If sold at once, as 1 wish to in
o vest in something else. For further mr.
o tic tienlars see Dresser, 23O Security Bank
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07

on the warpath. They had got up in
the morning to milk the cows and
found about 20 elephants in the barn
yard, making the cows do a song and
dance. Pa told them there was no dan
ger at all, cause he would take any
elephant by the tail and snap it's head
off, like boys snap the heads off garter
snakes, and told them that me and
the senator's boy stampeded the ele-
plants and we could drive them back
to town like drove of sheep.
The farmers thought we were great
and they followed us back to the farm,
where we found the herd of elephants
had taken possession and were having
the time of their lives. About a dozen
of the big elephants had found couple
of barrels of cider in shed and had
been drinking it, and when we got
there they were like section hands with
jags on.
Bolivar, the big elephant, was the
drunkest, and when he saw pa coming
with the gang Of hands, with ropes and
spears, he winked at the other ele-
plants and seemed to say: Watch
me tree EN-" for he came out of the
gate and beloved, and made a charge
at the gang, and pa beat them all go
ing up crab apple trees. The senator's
son saw pa up a tree, and he said: "Old
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07

force to-day world has nothing like this of moral force
Christ unless it in the Lutheran reformation.
the of in stripes that counts it is the
that powerful III preventing further Had those trials
held behind closed DOORS they would have been useless
the publication in the newspapers of the facts brought
in the trials the wide publicity given by the the
amazing revelations of official corruption aroused the country
word has been entered firmly into the body of the Eng
language and idea has The word gra
idea e public conscience Four years ago graft
and grafter slang words. grafter who hung
secured clients for lawyers and bonen
and boodler had from the Tweed
At about the time the idea that the public has
do not know who first expressed the idea but do know
that you search the encyclopedias of oraoy without finding
prior to four years ago.
The public awake to that corruption public life
which Judge Davis vany called to its attention the prosecution
Jake Sharpe the of the Broadway railway franchise
New York Odte political parties losing their hold
people and in their stead arising party that must be
reckoned with.
Jefferson wrote equal rights for all and special privileges
none Special privilege in form is graft when
eced by law There forms Of graft under laws creating
o and under the protective tariff believe that exag-
gerae when that before this subsidies all monopoes
and the protective tariff will be wiped out
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
THE PERSISTENT GYPSlES.
They May Be Driven Out of Coun
ty, But They Are Sure
to Return

"Such as wake on the night and sleep
on the day, and haunt tayerns and ale
houses, and no man wot from whence
they come nor whittier they 60" So
quantity describes an old English stat
ute against the gypsies. Ever since the
year 1880, says writer in the London
Standard, Great Britain has tried to gel
rid of this strange people without ap-
probable success. Every year or SO
some county is up in arms against them,
yet they persist in returning, and appar-
emily thrive under persecution.
The gypsies are popularity supposed to
come originally from Egypt, as their
name indicates, but their origin Is traced
farther east than the land of the Nile.
Wherever they come from, they are
separate people, tribe quite by them
selves.
They appeared in England about 1905,
and rs years later Henry VIII. ordered
them to leave the country in 16 days,
taking all their goods with them. can
outlandish people," he called them. The
act was Intellectual, and in 1852 Eliza
beth framed a still more stringent law,
and many were hanged.
But what numbers were executed"
says one old writer, 'yet notwithstand-
ing, all would not prevaile, but they
wandered as before, uppe and downe.'
They got into Scotland and became an
intolerable nuisance. Both in that
country and in England legislation
proved quite Intellectual. The acts grad
ually fell into desuetude. Under George
w. all that was left of the ban against
the gypsies was the mild law that any
person telling fortunes shall be deemed
a rogue and a vagabond''
"Gypsies are no longer prescribed
Glass; says a recent writer. "Probably
the modern gypsy does little evil beyond
begging and petty theft, but his deter
mination not to work is as strong as
ever, and it seems curious that an indus
trial people like ours continues to toler-
ate horde of professional idlers." How
numerous the horde is may be gathered
from the fact that the number who VIM
tered in Surrey one year was estimated
at 10000. ~
The language as we'll as the life Of the
gypsy tribe has a tenacity of it's own.
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his shoulder, and growl, and walk side
ways with his bristles all up, would
you run. or would you stand your
grOund?'
1--WE better change the subject said
the president, and rose from the table,
and we all got up. He patted me on
the head, and said: "Tell your pa |
will see him later, and in the mean
time, you run your circus and / will
try to run NINE"
The queerest thing happened that
night. The senator's boy spoke of our
trained seals, that catch fish if you
throw it to them and swallow it whole.
He said it would be fun to take lit
tie alarm, clock and sew it up in fish,
and set the alarm at seven o'clock p.
M, when the crowd is watching the
seals swallow fish, and throw it to the
big seal, and the alarm would go off in
side MIN.
Well, bit like bass, and said we
would do it, so he took little alarm
clock and set it for seven o'clock. We
got it into fish, and am ashamed to
tell what happened. Gee, but that seal
grabbed the fish with clock in it.
and tried to swallow it, but the brass
ring caught ON one of his teeth, and he
was trying to get it loose when the
alarm went off, and the seal jumped
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later, NJ. de Berault-1 do not think
you will trouble me again, or break
the edict second time. On the other
hand, should you deceive me''-he
smiled still more subtly, but his voice
sank to a purring note-*I will break
you on the wheel like the ruined game
ster you are!"
I met his look without quailing. $50
be it!' said recklessly. IF do not
bring M. de Cocheforet to Paris, you
may do that to me and more also!"
1T is bargain!" he answered slow
1y. II think you will be faithful. For
money, here are a hundred crowns.
That sum should suffice; but if you
succeed you shall have twice as much
more. Well. that is all. I think. You
understands"
eyes Monseigneur.'
"Then why do you waltz"
'The lieutenant?" said modestly.
Monseigneur laughed to himself and
sitting down wrote word or two on a
slip Of paper. ''Giye him that" he
said, in high good-humor. II fear.
II. de Berault, you will never get your
deserts-in this world!" -.
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The show remained in WASHINGTON
two days, cause it took all one day and
night to catch the elephants, after the
senator's boy and turned the rats and
mice loose in the ring while the ele-
plants were forming a pyramid Pa
and all the circus hands had to- go
away down towards the Bull Run bat
tlef1eld to round them up, and young
Mr.. Senator let me ride one OF his
ponies and he and went along to help
catch the elephants.
We went out through Alexandria to-
wards Bull Run battlefield. There we
overlook pa and the boss canvasman
and the elephant handler, and we. met
some farmers coming into Alexandria
with their families, stampeding like
people out west when the Indians go