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ws-e expected t- De- marched u~ and
down board walk. a- plav l5lsE
for while No least ir some arU0-y.
The prospect wasn't very encouraging.
So n- r.rE..E his comm Iz=.r- cot
leave r8 come ra Washington. Hrer-
owing Co. rt- ra.vfeIze as f.r ru1en-
re was assigned sr General Miles Or
au.y .a ,le Bureau or Military Tufor-
nation
For Che same reason was ass. z1s6
tr l-rr .r taa same department. am.
together FIHEr1r and turned un 20
army headquarters ar Tampa There
Sc suddenly Developed t.7r neither
uar Funston was -..- popular v5rH
rls Cuban -'.wnr. which was cons
s-alfv ar -r- elbows NJ arr military
commanders. telling f.-u rnH ono
Cuban was equal ra tom Snaria~l- ur-
der Gre. and begging t- aa allowed ro
conduct cae war a-a INST them. 0- Et
least have a.E finger Ir the pre-
vas denounced H- -l=-a g-Htl- Eur
having written r. ching or TWO which
IId mon tally with IIrIr avr accounts
oF the patriot army and IT'S exploits,
and Funston was declared traitor.
= r.
General Miles listened t1 tho c1u-
plants against us hv these Cu6a-s.
ordered aur dismissal and wa were
both discharged
Funston r1-a-a-I~ ref- sore upon be-
ing discharged rr1u the Bureau *
Military information az Tampa but
his r.--uarr r.- .r i.= way r7 The
philippines. and rr held his c0uu.s-
sion AZ fte colonel Ir r.S pocket. Afrer
Some thought vr He.rE companions
5- appointment. he remarked 20 me
-sEe,. TIL Join wr regiment and &C
SD the Philippines. perhaps 81 is ths
best thing after aI- 7 may set
c.aure There 90 uaE Ea good"
And hc did, Z saw hlu or oH che
train. and the next time saw h.u
he was p hrlsadlor general in the
United States army.
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r.at t.0r possessed neither A .-o'ta. nr
forts aar r-7r 90 n.0.s r0 agiI5 a7r
HI..- t-1r ... Ea-1 pieces whi.1 1- -s-
r".tef ra Hau5.a H,ra rolled an .ro
rl. bushes 51 ono direction. while he
ana tHa members af r.s expedition wrsa
srarrtad aG .H woturr- and as Was
expected lo load a l.fa NJ Has#vHH-H'rg
unli tHa SHaris-ds U.ure themselves sHr
o1T=.nr '.w. Eur Hft"r a while a.5
Gomez tho a1umIuler--u-oa.er nt the
patriot forces. aam5 from tae west ar-
dersI the concentration Of t.c diT-r.at
bands. and raa-a was some Helti1s.
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Bcsicgcd the Newspaper Omccs.

DthftGtu lHt Ntn - ita per NHiGt~s
Ir writing of Funston B au writing
or lfm rs Z l.uew rEe man. as knew
H.rs ir r.oSe stirring IinaS when Ia
was E7rEiuE 11t his present career.
aul -ne stor ~ DESTINY VAS e-Iy how
s~'u- av.. #iU. Ito turned .u .u Sew
York. ae E- sometimes sH.. aa his
urgrr- locking for q tth. end with
Eerr SLIM chances of getting ore A.
tHaL ffc visited tho unusuaue- Offices
-..H= Pa-E Row. me tried fH~ sesa-
zines farther Up. and au 90 200 .Eafl
p. was ira fhe early part ~ 95 vs. ha0
tho papers were beginning t. be furI
with accounts or rho progress or an
t7sgrrsctIou ln Cuba, the advance Of "a
patriot army from the western part
~ the island 20 the east. the defeat
the Withdrawal or Field Marshal
t-mpo=. and tho sending out of the
terrible Wevler of whom Campos re-
marked tnar the very dead would
7--7 iu rheir graves upon hearing CT
his appointment as captain general.
These newspaper accounts Trad tha
-'Hi nt many "a young man % 80 and
help The patriot cause. and many went
whose blood soaked tho Cuban soil.
ana theF actual fate aas never
learned. some died az fever iB the
push some were choppad to death
win tho Cuban msChate in the hands
or negro guarrilIas lighting for Spain,
ana some few lived to- see the Spanish
nag natIad down. and 10 come in
50- Ih"Ir share ~ The emoIumcut n
tl. Nr. 1t sold. rs' nav
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was no other means for Hin p. leave
Cuba ha rode up TO q Spanish block
huuse and surrendered takiuE bis own
life iu his hands En- doinE so. The
Span.ards treated h.m kindly. SrniuE
Hiw on % B1va~7 where Dee was -urH-
eo over 20 General I-r and sent haoi
Go New 1o,E
After patching ur .u tHe hospital.
ho wrote several articles for an Illus
trafed weekly. and then went West.
where He appeared upou tae lecture
platform uarrariu- some af fHe events
De had Witnessed iu Cuha. while his
manager took care OF tEe receipts Un-
Oh he thought me had accumulated suf-
fcieut. and then ran away with them.
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EnIi.lcd ior SnanI.h War.

Funston was broke again and while
looking around fOT another start. our
war with spain came StartiinFiy t'
the front There was the call for vol
uuteers and what better judgment
could the governor OF Kansas display
than appoint a man who had already
fought the SpauiaTds 10 the head cf
one Of his regiments. and so Funston
was appointed colonel of the Twen-
teth Kansas But Funston wasn't
any tov soldier. He didn't know how
ro drill q corporarS guard. and what
would he do with a, lot OF men who
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Made Him a Mandarin.

Another tvra 81 tho Kind Was .. O.
Ward a disciple of Walker. WH'
turned IBID .n Ctns after thlt ghi".'
tal1-s fual defeat. gathered t"E-'".I
q ----f-u contingent ~ runaway SAIL
r-z and vaeabaad-. and commissions
h, a eraua OF Chinese merchants ~
SHANGHAI who we're trembling 'f f""
inability ~ the government tH cope
With tho Taip.rs rebels Who were 'H-
--r=tsr-- trs rf-v. Tod this contingent
against -ra rebels. defeating them a''
driving Them back with suoa success
mar Pho Chinese government through
Ii Fuz Chang. recognizing HIS STfE-
f.-z rszlIa~lg commissioned him aTd
created him q mandarin of t1e mrs.
Order
2 -7-s met HE= t-us of American
scattered trrau-lout the world "nlN
waiting the opportunity to Jump INTO
the breach -nI do tEe work. hlt 5"r
opportunity does not al"Dys o'our,
and when &c does occur, rarely is inc
qrEfesgu-ar accomplished great enough
or important enough ir the world
events t1 b1 heard of outside ot i's
fr-rra..ats sphere NJ Influence and vet
these men are often srorrel aliEe 1T
their equals arC Interiors. Woo neither
understand them nor can see 0ry Eoad
m their unusual oT extraordinary ac-
lions il WAS Spain which 90 aU conn
tries produced eueE mc1 iu the af-
teerth century. arI rn whom size owed
D. f.. greatness. Columbus was for-
s.-ra- poor and needy. but hal be not
LsarI- spirit 1f tae adventure. re- new
z- r..-..IE have F.fL % rau. v.lrrF a hts
adopted oouatry- feet and 80 With
CovteE. Had He not run away With the
ships being htted Que for further eN-
Ilo.at.ors and burned those ships he
hind Uim on the Mexican coast ne
never would r-Ea given now STaiu
tu t.e mother country.
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same uav r-u,arr murdered sr hale
naked blacks After r..= scene 0f
aav8ler- Funston wr.r Ga. Garcia 1uf
tol5 r.n f--uALT tat He Hoad 0o
lauEer remain with him. and as tF.re
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snrrendercd 10 ihe spanIsh.

The facts Of the matter In Funston
case were that he was heartily sick
If The bushwhacling element I'm Cuba.
whose methods were those Of cut
threats and bandits but he kept faith
with tho cause by refusing 10 divulge
tho horrors and scenes of savasery
which he had actually Witnessed in
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Turned Down by the Junta

Funston Was ore Of these Young
mon whose attention was attracted 10
C1ha and rra struggling patriots. The
existence OF the iunta iu New York
supplying the patriots with arms and
ammunition was WoU known. and Il
was Go .h.7 iunta th7t Funston went
ofer.ue his services TO the cause i'm
Cuus. Eut fha tunta had received bad
reports of the Americans whom they
had sireadv sent Their leaders ia Tho
reld said chat these Americans object
el o. always running aVay from Tie
Sgln.artS. that they wanted 20 stand
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THERE'S The FXPTNSF-

"T wonder # It's true that it costs
very much 10 i've in New Tork7'
ut may not cast much 30 lra.- Pc
piled the .2za who had Jried ir. -hlt
costs 70 Tot 20 make people helfet
you're living and not merely existing
The Catholic Standard and Times
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RInIed fhe Gnnmabnrs

Wrthn the next half hour Funston
was walking into Hsr,lv G Graham. g
u.C store. Now this concern guarded
the secrets of tho cuban igufas cV-
pedlions with the carefuluass or
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Hp ana Gsht and they frequently set
u0 great howl az being starved 10
death. So mo Iuuta Informed Funston
that they had received orders from he
officers n rtr field not to send any
more Americans. DoVulra~tcd and
disappointed Funston was leaving the
.unta when ha bumped into a clerk n
the outside office. Vh5. being an Amer.
loan. was always Interested in know
fnE rbc business of Americans with the
Flut1. Funston roufJed i0 him that
HS wanted 10 go to Cuh5. and the clerk
CoUHdrnraiv informed Funston that
he thaarhH .t could b- worked f0 eeJ
him th.re. and so no rufnltel plan
0.-h "a sreat bis "lC. H .r It was %
tae effect taet "a BIZ expedition of arms
ANA ammunition was being fitted a.l
ana vuuIE sail iu few dtrz That lu
This expedition 81 member .E H1IeuE.--
te.I =4Hs Vela ha.u4 sH pped rat
there were uo ar'uerym.u going along
2ith these guns mon were rsara ans
7rti.'arvmea go the patriot army
Sow. a,e7rlIug to the ea.a. "E'
Funston were only an ar.IIerrmau.
100 doubt The fuutH would umr a- the
chance OF suzaE.uE his services
To an American with courage and
ability. tHa, wasn't such "a big .F"
after aIi. Funston listened squeezed
tho little bunch Of Uh'e-rr= sr U.s
eh.u l1urErfuHv. and trea asked.
Whore does tha lwta Ea- these
gus9
.iD here Iu Broadway rr UHrrIv q
GrEHams. they 8ra Tho agents.
"AU right said Funston good
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ENERAL FUNSTON be
rorez t- tHat type or
American adEen-urer Who
is S-a-.=I bv some and
praised by others. but
having made good IS
t.ss-s5 90 rv an. such men have
-,--,-s~.5 kingdoms before have
4sf5 -s-.o-- u---trate a. their Cou0-
r-,-= easL while many Sush. having
r-r-- have lost their heads as c1n-
sequence. or have sunk 90 lgnominy
and shame.
Su1n 2 type WAS tbat gree tc~t af
an dlEustsrs. a lawyer hy profession
and NOT a master of arms. Gen. WI
liam Wakes. who evIdInr tine United
states authorities landed Iu N.0aragut
with Gfty-~Ix followers. allied himself
with one 5f the revolutionary i#r-
tfans. defeated their opposing forces.
and sim lighting within % period or
two years appeared at the head ~
ths government as f-S constitutional. ..F
-r--...r .aa1r.7rrH
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so Fu'sons part In the cuban
the faye
Patriots making their
everyone o ua
Ink ,ro The following 10
watching General Fuurar cuhal
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Nickels & Smith,
311 NicOllet Av.

VIZ 3 ? GsofI16S1ro FIRST .o1 ass n mo &
} cages on city residence and business
property. s--
, We are in position to make any first
!, class loan offered from $1,000 to $780,
600 at from Az to 6 per cent according
to kind of loan desired. e -
, We have at all times good first mort
, cages for sale and in term Of If
, teen years. loan experience we have
, never had foreclosure or default of
interest All loans are on improved
, property and amply covered by insur-
ance in frst-class fire insurance COM
panfes. ~
we solicit correspondence. whether you
T. have money to loan or wish to borrow.
T. A. Jameson, 205 Andrus Building.
. o q o o o o o o o & O..
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M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

MEEKER COUNTY FARM CLOSE no COUNTY
seat 400 acres with good buildings, best of
black soil no better stock farm IN the state
might consider Minnetonka or city property
In exchange. s
George B. Dartt
III kheenix Builatss1U.
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AGENTS WANTED

FOR THE LEO LIGHTING SYSTEM a WIN.
stores. churches halls, also residences: nsht-
Ing and COOKING; we want an, agent III every
county. eau on Leo Lighting Co., 40 9th
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70
Uhicago, Denver Spokane, Pacific coast ter1ni.
yiee and lowest rates write or cali on. the
Boyd Transfer Co.. 46 Bird st s.
NoTroE-zEsBAUaH's PICTURE SALE AND
framing pictures. regtlding, at quick sale
prices. zesbaugh. ii 9th st s. -
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PRICE RIGHT.

n ------- PRICE RIGHT. = 2
New, very attractive house, latest styled
architecture. outside and inside: all modern,
seven.room, up-to-date home IN every respect
east front on Park boulevard at Lake Harriet.
where it is quiet; free from smoke, dust and
noise; located on one Of the most beautiful
streets in this city: kent up by the park
board, Come in, let me show you this ele.
CANT home. Both phones.
~ 80 = George B. Dart.
sz,ss. ~, SO7 Phoenix Building. -.
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Unilnproved..

:" Unimproved. j.: IL:
49,. y cHAs: o. ELwooD & Co.,. -
MS Guaranty Loan >. .~....r:
ots et En- , r2ltaa Ia az AN nd sh
So, ooo-Two lots on Chicago and 24th st. - -
49, Prospect Park. - - - -
We are offering the above for the first time
at these low prices to settle an estate. =
LAKE HARRIET. -:
Lowest bedrock prices and easy terms for
Commanding view of Lake Harriet; fine shady
lots, one ne block from lake; three blocks to car
line; $50 0and S375 cash.
Also have variety Of Lake Shore fronts.
Don't fail to see these beautiful east front
lots. - <. -''
800 Phoenix Building. Both Fhones
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
lots in this city are at Sevenoaks, on selby-
Lake st interurban line. We have river bank
frontage and good inside lots from $3.50 up on
ia 4th st S. EdmundsG walton Agency. -
|475-cHEAPEsT LOT IN TOWN FOR THE
money; located in that ideal new neiehbor-
hood on Portland av and 3Sth st. second lot
from corner: new house being built on cor.
ner, Axis. wide boulevard most improve
1 msnts = and 6y
LOT: on PLEASANT Az, - -
East front, 45x12s, water, stone walk gas,
sewer and trees: The owner has raised tho
price to- $780, We consider that this price
is very cheap. Look up the lot then see us.
C. 4 c.. 315 Bank Of Commerce Bldg -
SOUTHEAST = FOUR BEST RESIDENCE
lots. corner Union and Essex SITS, near the
university and River parkway; also nine
room house, 4o7 Oak st Sc. :. Gould, owner,
T. C. 1894. .'.r 80 t}>,.. .,s,-5 3.
LOT BARGAIN-ONLY $3.50, EAST FRONT, 20
x12s, level, all improvements, Clinton av and
Lake st: Korkle. New York Life building.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

now at 708 Hcnnepin av, Telephones: N. ".
Main 1858; Tri-state. 1850. J.. II. johnson,
residence zoos I'd av 8; telephone NV. AIaia
ager Johnson-LAndis Undertaking Cos s.as ).
MOE MoNAKEE, aSe aoth az Nj LADY -.
sistant. N. W., Mic. 326-J; Tri-State 1888.
HUME 4 DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple, 9th and Hen. Both phones.
JOHN n. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
balmers ALI Cedar ~ 8. Both phones
3. WARREN RoDERTR FUNERAL pIREOT0R.
TO Hennepin az. Both phones $3.50.
BuAp 2: JoHNsToN 8 co.. = u LAKE 81.
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COUNTRY HoMEs.

$50 cash down, balance $40 per month 81
Would you like to live within few min
utes ride OF the city and yet enjoy all the
benefits and comforts Of country life !?
IN a veritable little park, with beautiful
building spots and fertile soil particularly
adapted to the culture Of vegetables and ber-
RES. ssG5 r1zzT5=s1'77
III Tor particulars call or write, nag.
g. Adam Hannah
100 18th u 8, $50 -
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY
PERSONAL.

~~~~~~~~o>-,,-o--
THE IDEAL" THE ONLY INVALID LIFT
~, And 1,, chair. Don't fail to see it. 1t saves
NE, time and expense. 1t is made to handle
Sick folks without hurting them, and it does
this 50 nicely that child can lift grown
ton with ease and perfect safety. It is highly
indorsed ~ physicians and nurses. Write for
camden e,uia5 We sell and rent them
Minneapolis. MINI. ,..-. =. -
TUBERCULOSIS OF THE BLADDER AND
lung. cancers abrous tumors and all 50.
can be cured without pain, knife Du or med med:
Ties ties at Dr.: !; +: Wh,tsons, the magnetic
be cured as thousands have and get well and
enjoy life. Consultation free
MRS. DANIEL SULLIVAN OR HER SON, ED.
ward r: Sullivan; her maiden name was LIZ
zie Robinson; was last heard Of In Minneapo-
as to their whereabounts viii be appreciated
care WIS., After sept e. oonl
cord, N. H. - 2. -. =
suPERF1gous HAIR, MoLEs, WARTS, RE-
moved electrically; wrinkles, blackheads, re-
R RS.s d sek osss Ss b. ALMOND Ms ssn
dermatologist and instructor, 620h Nicollet.
EMERALD STRAW HAT CLEANER, CLEANS
panama and straw hats, 15c per boz; enough
stores or mailed. Emerald Toilet Co.. 2o15
4th 8. =. $50, :.
SHOULD BLANoHARD's ECZEMA LOTION
not to gFe SPEEDY % or results
.neapolis, wholesalers supplies, all druggists.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER; HAIR AND
moss, 81. 90; others 81; furniture repaired re-
finished, upholstered. Twin City telephone
1902. Berg 4 Smith. 422 LIST az Sc. =
DANCING GLASSES MONDAY AND THURS
day evenings with social following; buck and
wing and private by appointment Holcomb,s
Academy, 48 4th st 8, third floor.
FREE TRIAL TREATMENT OF ECzEM0.
zone, the great skin cure, mailed to suffer
ers of eczema and other skin diseases
Eczemozone Co., Minneapolis.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER, HAIR MOSS.
$3.50; others, 81; furniture repaired; uphol-
STEERING furniture, stoves. Both phones. Rain.
Vile Bros, II Central av:
FREE ANIMAL sHoW-ToY AND LAP
dogs, German dachshunds, English Beagle
hounds; broken pointer. Call or write. 1OS
Lake st, Minneapolis. -
FUR GARMENTS, 70 ORDER. REMoDFIFD
and repaired; summer prices. Hubachek,
practical furrier, 3o2 Nicollet av, suite $780,
MRS. n. WAY, .MAssEURE; LADIES AND
gentlemen Shampoo, with reclining chair. 3O5
Nicollet Az, room 16. "'&'
coRNs EXTRACTED, a6c; INVERTED NAILS
and bunions treated. Dr.. Collier. SIS Mic. av
THE HEALING HOUSEHOLD REMEDY, SATIN
skin cream. should always be handy. 25c.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved,
PAUL BEuHLER.

., 40. 450 Temple Court. ,.z.
brick, four-family nat. seven rooms in each
nat; hot water heat; rents $170 per month ;
t0t eoxiSo; remember this Is something extra 1s
distance and one OF the biggest net interest
payers. .&rs
ks,o9,m .,E9;s choice. upto:dats home. in
corner lot. hot water heat: Arst time offered;
finished in the choicest auartersawed oak;
sawed oak floors throughout: decorations can't
,s 3 sees at sss1 ID A. $; Key at office
nnish.d sevenroom home: combination Light
ing fixtures; good heating plant; handsomely
make complete modern home; terms $500
down, balance to suit.
,a.t,1 beautiful new
offered at such bargain; back plastered,
and britt the very best, finished in choicest
highly polished selected hardwood, one Of
lot. and everything else you can think OF;
$4.sso-Takes this choice. up-to-date, eight
choicest selected highly polished quarter-sawed
oak; very best selected polished hardwood
floors throughout; very best open nickel and
furnished and plastered laundry room. dust
proof coal bin; also vegetable cellar; of
tn the BE- best uptodate heating plants house
used; built by the owner for his home 4
little less than two years ago. and built the
best possible; fine large east front lot. full
sized screens storm sash windows shades,
gas range, laundry stove; everything goes at
the above sacrifice price If sold in ten days.
This no doubt will 80 quick in such fine
location. Go and look 1t over Sunday or any
day. 1920 Harriet av S, only two short
blocks to Lyndale car.
"a. 00o-Takes this strictly modern, up-to-date.
hardwood finished, eight-room, east front, hot
s2d st and Park az. Don't fail to see this;
h eoshs and Dd TIT BY e
owner for his home; front porch all screened
In, This no doubt is one OF the best bar
gains offered near Fark av.
So, soo-Takes fine. up:to:date, strictly modern
eight-room, hardwood finished home, Lyndale
y inside 18Th ,ous. bio LIT no,,5s to
500 down. balance nee to suit Don't miss this
s2.5oo--Look at this all modern home. 217 "
So, ooo-Good eisht.room al modern home, best
pamnng good heating fine gas 1tur s good
gain; Sicoliet az inside 2sth st.
s1,5oo-GooG two-family house and lott, city
rented, SIT: fine new barn; near Cedar av
and Lake st; big snap.
biz lot Aee ON
to ear: almost in sunnyside addition; first
siSoo-L9ok at go eirard av N; good ; seven
we'll, storm sash. screens; large lot; big bar
gain.
$45o--Look this sweet little new home over; No.
$3.50 Vincent av s; fine view of Lake Har-
riet; two large east front lots; good title,
abstract down to date. Remember. $3.50 will
give you the property free and clear; big bar
gain, sure to go; owner leaving the state.
.ocau cause of this great sacrifice.
g. 45o-Here is All elegant, nice. nine-room
me. city water, sewer connection, gas,
storm sash, screens, fine shade trees. stone
walks, nice lot. nne location, 18th st, neal
Chicago av; don't fail to see this bargain.
See Paul Beuhler's bargains before you buy; be
has the most complete list in the city In
up-to date homes and Investments
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MONUMENTS

WE STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED MoNu.
ments and markers to be closed ont at whole
sale prices; ranging from S. to 5000. Anoka
Granite Marble Works. salesroom 1923 wash
NORTHWESTERN MANTFI CO HoNTNFNTa
hcadstones and markers; special desirns on
request. Office, 419 9th st S. Granite and
Marble Works. s517 Hen. av. Both phones.
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.

THREE CONNECTING SECOND FLOOR ROOMS
with porch: bath and toilet: suitable for ladies
or light housekeeping couple: $1O one block
from car, on best Eastside residence street;
would rent separate; alsoitw other rooms, &c.
Paulson. 701 Nicollet basement.