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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13

Since the successful strike Of the
grand opera chorus girls In New
York some time ago their union has
been growing rapidly. II Il a branch
Of the Actors National Protective
Union chartered by the American Fe-
deration OF Labor. Its membership
includes German. French, English
and Italian singers.
See those new 6.hole steel ranges
for SIS. Big bargains. johnson q
Son. next to Roeenwald's. 6-66
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-13
Grew
Miss Wallice's
Hair
AND WE CAN
IT.

EVERYBODY CAN HAVE NICE HAIR
NOW. sn1 saa ceGa kSss 10 ~as ssesas
.seks sst nns~shs fux rcxsss ssshe. Yo@
Ill . inrsesszsnss ssesa shs sssy ssss
s~rrA<Ssicn-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
CHAOS IN GUATEMALA.
TWO STEAMSHIPS COLLIDE
IN YOKOHAMA HARBOR

YOKOHAMA, July 8The British steamship APaachee col
with the steamship Athenar Bon were dam
sged nd compelled TO for repairs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
TIE TRAIL OF UNI.

We had travelled several hours from
our dry camp when we struck Uni 5
/ Trail, plainly marked across an old "a
flow upon which a forest had grown UP.
The trail was plain. and showed that
much work had been done upon IL
Like al Hawaiian roads Of the oiden
time-or most Of them-it ran straight
away toward the point thar Il was de
sired TO reach, regardless Of the topog-
raphv Of the country. Uni was 81
trail builder. up to his date. Where
the a-a was level, his men marked their
way across it by smooth going Where
there were depressions in it, they we're
filed up 10 the general level, much as a
modern engineer would fill them.
Where there were hilIocks to be
crossed, these were cut away if not too
high and passed over in a straight line
if their altitude forbade grading.
And this road, as smooth and a
easy as though built but yesterday, was
constructed so long ago that ia tne.
center Of It, through the rotten lava
lehua trees had grown mp, having the
girth of the body os strong man.
Uni s slaves marched this way 10 the
qusrries Of Mauna Kea, and his eour-
iers went this way, and his armies
marched this way. it IS probable, TO
battle with the men Of the Waimea and
Kohala country. If they battIed vita
Kohala Iaen, III warrant that they
licked them.
This road, or maybe another, ran
from Kailua straightaway to HiIo. and
oid tales are that the kings living At |
kailua wouId have muIlet caught foF |
them IN the ponds Of Waiakea II the
ana eat them at night relays |
Of swift coeriers carrying chem across
the island
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
A FEAR THAT PEARY
IS LOST IN ARCTIC
WASHINGTON July 8-No tidngs have been received
Peary, and it feared that he has


atude. In his
men nand
children o. board.
mnearC
Il
in Fran
500 miles expedition,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
THE row OF FIFTE-EINE.

We lost Cmi's road, as we went OF,
little before We reached the great
ia OF 1853, the how that carue boiling
out from Mauna Loa ard ran down -
the sea not very far from Kawaihae-
one Of the greatest flows that the
greatest OF the volcanoes has sent
down. Over this flow Eben Low and
his native man had market the road
with dabs Of white paint upon the
smooth surface Of the black lava, and
for miles we went by these white disks
not crossing the flow directly but fol-
lowing II down 50 that we might make
he point for which we were amin.
the table-iand Of Uni For mile=
nd niles eua miles we followed the
CONTINUED On Page s)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
BY Sol. n. Sheridan.

From the House of Chockho0. Hawai-
baa Hawaii lime 3o-Tba road bv
'"i VI camp III 'iie Id d = d Io7'' ii'''
has been traversed by few men who
live Long ago. before the history Of
these Islands raoan "a he written il j.
a;5 -. - ....- -. 49, -
- se' stone lo'lis lo' '''tsi1 1''@e9 Il 'iil
the hard rock OF Aauna hea' but that
* tale OulV
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
The Great Nebraskan
Writes TO Senator
Jones OF Arkansas
That If Democracy
Makes the Tender,
lie Will Head the
Ticket of the Party
for the Presidency.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.,

t[assoclated Press CabIegrams.)
WASHINGTON, July s.-In a
letter to Senator Jones, of Arkan-
sas, William Jennings Bryan an
nounces his willingness to accept
the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency if it is rendered
him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
COUNCIL OF THE EMPIRE
FAVORS DEATH PENALTY

ST PETERSBURG July 8-The Council of Empire has
ected the House bill abrogating the death penalty
TREPOFF FAVORS DEMOCRATS
PETERSBURG July Trepof advocates ap
pointent ministry fer Russia composed of constitutional
Democrats
FAMINE IN THE PROVINCES.
ST PETERSBURG July MANY of the provinces of the En-
pe suffering owing failure of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
liam Jennings Bryan for the Presidency

IN an interview given in Berlin on
June i, which was his last public Ut
ferance on the subject, Mr.. Bryan re-
fused 10 discuss his own candidacy for
the Presidency declaring that il was
too soon TO talk Of such matters. He
% ent on TO say, at that time; Before
leaving home tried to distinguish be
TIVE cen Democracy and Nyaat can prop
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erly be called Socialism Democracy
recognizes competition as legitimate
and tries 10 protect the competitive
principle from attack. Socialism sees
competition as an evil 70 be eliminated
by public ownership and operation OF
all means Of production and distribu-
ton. While this distinction between
Continued on Page III
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THE TEMPLE OF UNI.


1t Is said IN Alexander 5 history that
he built remarkable temple on the
tableland between Nauna Loa and
Hualalai, row known as 'Ahuaa-a- mi, ;
which he is said to have occupied as
his headquarters Around this heiau
he caused six pyramids of stone fifteen
TO tventy feet high 10 he erected =
II Is Ill attempting TO correct any
historv-but there are seven pyramids
Of stone. or the remains Of seven pyra-
mids OF stone. around what IS said 70
be the House Of Uni on the table-lauj
that Is between the mountains o
Mauna Loa and Hualalai I have sees
and counted the seven. 50 have all the
others who Were in the party with ne
However. II was a long ride from
that dry camp Of the morning over the
lava flows that date from before and
since the time of Uni TO the house o
that old ancestor Of the greatest G
Hawaii 5 kings. It was long and
hard ride. and rhe trail was 9 trail that
but two men before Us had ever
traversed in its entirety Eben Low
and native assistant went that way
once, and marked the way. 1t was b.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
FOLLOWING OLD TRAILS
IN HAWAII HIGHLANDS
Down to Kona by the Path of Umi and Over
Small Part of the Road That
DR.. Judd Built

this marked way that Rawhiie Ben led
Us out again know a man who viii
not travel that road again.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08

VANCOUVER c, July e.-Four prominent
fore the King.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08

British Apaeb, master, on her re-
Robinson
Of Vancouver 20
Yokohama. wbieh port sail for Hongkong
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-08
LOUISIANA JOINS
THE PROCESSION.

BATON ROUGE, La, July ?.
The House of Representatives
today adopted a resolution recon-
mending the nomination of VII
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
Continued


Il Continued ai
PARTY INTENDING 10 BUILD DESIRES TO
purchase one or two lots. we'll located; part
cash, balance exchange for desirable farm.
q 724 q 18th st. n
A NoN-REsIDENT WANTS 70 BUY FOR SPOT
cash the best duplex residence $1,000 cash
Tt5 gaenns For rental purposes Address
HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
city; bargain counter prices. Call and us
II looking for snaps. Elwood Co., tbs Guar
anty Loan {. r.. .s. ..5
dence; must be cheap; give full description
and price; no agents. Address 1855. Journal.
THE CHEAPEST LOT I CAN BUY WITHIN
a half mile OF the university: must have
city water: F. D. Rose, lie Kasota building
wANTED-To nur FROM OWNER, THE
$4,000; will pay half cash. 141o journal.
I HAVE CASH CUSTOMER FOR MODERN !
Sroom residence; must be bargain and
well located. Konkle. New York Life.
LIST YOUR o1TY PROPERTY WITH US,
Co., 484 Guaranty Loan building.
WANTED MODERN RESI-.
lot; will pay cash. l4o7. Journal -=-----.
WE GAN Sell YOUR FARMS AND CITY
43A Guaranty Loan building.
We HAVE CUSTOMER FOR GOOD s-RooM
house, must be bargain. The Eemerseney
WANT BEST HOUSE, OR ROOMS, SOUTH
Side, $1,000 to $1,000 will buy; all or half
cash. 1888 Journal.
HOME IN NoRTHEAsT MINNEAPOLIS FOB
fine farm. The Emergency Co., 929 Nicollet
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THE LOWRY
Realty Co, 500 Boston block. listing free:
wANTEDrTo BUY A CHEAP HOUSE AT
once. 3t2 Bank of Commerce building.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY
MrNNEToNKA PROPERTY,

NINNETONKA PROPERTY.
The following described property is bar
gain at the price am Offering it for Sc, 800,
as the place Is worth $500. It will pay
an income now OF from 81, 500 to $4,000. and
is getting better every year, as the fruit
grows older. The description is eleven acres
of elegant black soil with yellow clay sub
soil. land lays as level as a floor, excepting
q sufficient tilt Tor drainage, is ne-fourth
mile from railway station on M. & st. l.,
and same distance from good school; has
400 feet of elegant sandy shore on Lake Min
newashta. includes new nine-room all mod.
ern house, with hardwood doors bath. not
water heat, full basement and could not be
built for $4,000; has four acres in raspberries.
two acres strawberries, so bearing apple trees
and 200 4-year-old apple trees; is on the main
road and in one of the very best communities
at the lake. l will furnish pictures Of same
and map marked, showing the location, It
you are interested; or, better yet, will show
you the place at any time If you win give
me the opportunity. 1t is the best there is
and will not be on the market long.
A. s. Apgar. Excelsior, Lake Minnetonks,
MINI. Catalogue and map free.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12

HURRAH FOR TRAVERSE COUNTY,
The banner county of Minnesota; big crops.
cheapest land on the market today; values
not inflated by railroad boom literature Join
us on our special excursion Aug. 10 and con-
vince yourself that we can make you money.
Train leaves Milwaukee station 8:45 pm.
Round trip ticket to Wheaton, Mimi. S..
z Call on or write to o. G. Neuman, Golden
West Hotel Minneapolis, or Traverse Land
Co.. Wheaton, MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued
LOWEST PRICED LANDS IN STATE. 90 TO
So per acre. in st. Louis and Lake counties.
Write for list and information. Guaranty
Farm Land Co., Duluth. MINI.
proved, at Pennington. Mimi; must sell at
once on account sickness. Address William
w. Haines. Delano, MINI.
FOR sALE-MY ssl-AoRE FARM, TOWNSHIP
12S, range AZ. sections and 0, In Grant
county, Mimi. For information write d. h.
| Huset, Fosston, MIMI Ia. ts H
s1x-ACRE POULTRY AND FRUIT FARM, so
rods from electric line house barn chicken
& Son, Anoka, MINI. ~. =#. sFE
A FEW BARGAINS m 100 AND so0-AORE
| tracts In central South Dakota; agents wanted.
| Address Jay 2. Morrill,, 4o7 Globe bldg,
SECTION OF CLEAR LAND IN CANADA;
rich soil, level land; to exchange for Mime
apolis improved property. E. W. Anderson,
| 504 Sykes block.
in Roberts county. South Dakota, 4h miles
| from good town. The Owner, Lock Box /,
Kiester, MINI.
FOR sALE-4,e4o ACRES OF LAND IN AIT.
GAIN e0 need money Answer ss quick ADDRESS
1431, journal. ..-... IL.
TWO FINE IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
| in Wabasha and Goodhue countless going
| south; must sell at once. e. D. Corwin, HAS
tings MINI.
RELINoUIsHMENT AND DECIDED LAND AID.
| joining; either at snap price; Kidder county,
| N. D. Sam Baremore, 2501 Fillmore st. East
TOLL. >. sz
22o-AoRE STOCK FARM; GOOD BUILDINGS,
town 3. q. Hemingway, NATION. wis.
DANDY LITTLE TEN-ACRE FARM, THREE
miles from city limits; four-room house; cas-
lest payments. Webster, S01 Phoenix.
NE Z SECTION s, NV IL SECTION I, TOWN
ia. range SO, Hand county. 8. D.. at $3.50
per acre. Inquire 14O7 Emerson nv N. ..-
Ss4o-13 ACRES, EXTRA FINE SHORE, BEST
soil, communication ticket Csc Minneapolis. N.
L. Anderson Forest Lake. MINI.
90 TO g. W. MENE1LLEY FOR BEST VAL
in timber and prairie lands; also short
time loans. 1872 Andrus Bldg.
LANDSEEKERS AND AGENTS ALL WELCOME
at office of Dakota & Canada Land Co., S11-
SIS Security Bank building.
TEXAS LAND, ADJOINING NEW CITY, $500
Pacific Hotel, Chicago, ill.,
FOR SALE OR TRADE, 2oo-ACRE IMPROVED
farm in Becker county, Minnesota. s.. A.
Netland Northfeld. MINI.
ACRES AND FARMS OF ALL KINDS NEAR
the city; easy terms. Yale Land Co., 206 9TH
st S. Minneapolis. .
CAN SELL YOUR FARM. SEND DEsCRIP.
ton. Shepard. Bank Of Commerce bldg.
; FARM FOR sALE-A SNAP; MUST SELL. AD.
dress Box g. 8, Valley City, N. D.
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F YOU BUY PIECE OF HARDWOOD
farming land near railroad, in Aitkin county,
be sure Of a good living and lay up money
besides; rich soil, splendid water, fine c1imars,
Sc to $12 per acre. You can pay with wood,
posts or small cash payments. We erect
buildings free for settlers. Call or write for
free illustrated map and particulars. Ting
dale Bros, owners, 307 Bank of Commerce
building, Minneapolis. < !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12

DON'T BUY LAND IN CANADA UNTIL Yo7r
see Paradise Valley. Northern Alberta, the
runs 80 bushels. oats 100 bushels to the acre;
cattle shipped this week averaged 1,6OO
pounds, fattened on. grass: beautiful park
country with clumps of trees. mostly open
prairie, gently rolling; lakes of good water.
ample rainfall; deep black loan topsoil, clay
subsoil; a few agents wanted: prices reason:
able; easy payments. Write for maps and
route to W. T. Stevens. manager Paradise
Valley Land. Co.. 220 Endicott building, ST.
Paul MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

A SPLENDID HOME OF 80 ACRES ONLY 2s
miles of the twin cities and a half mile to
station; large house with full basement,
a large barn, room for 20 cattle besides horses,
and sranary, hay fork, windmill. good out
buildings, about 80 acres under pillow, a mead
ow that will cut 90 tons Of hay. This can be
$4,000 buys 1t; half cash, balance easy
TERMS. Improvements can't be put there for
that amount. See the crops here and be con-
WINGED.
A beautiful home Of 10 acres only 81 miles
of Minneapolis and one mile of station; one Of
the best arranged houses possible. Large liv
it look like home hardwood finish, splendid
cellar, good barn and outbuildings, surrounded
by beautiful nice
plete to make ideal home; anyone with
little ambition can get rich here raising gar
den truck a chicken ranch. These buildings
are new and can't be replaced less than s., OOO
but the owner. who lives on the place and is
wealthy has been called east on account Of
business tells me to sell regardless of value
This built with the idea of making it a
permanent home and Is built to stay; $4,000
buys it; half cash, balance on easy terms; first
one here will get the bargain of lifetime;
will sell furniture also II parties want 1t.
Boys, get married.
s. A. Carlisle. Wyoming, Mimi
TWO REAL BARGAINS IN BUSINESS AND
FARMS COMBINED.
120.acre farm, the electric line to
Minnetonka. station at the farm; good ten
room house. good rich soil, only six miles
OF MluneapOllS, IOr SIo per acre II taken AT
once; adjoining land without improvements
cost 500 to $3.50 per acre.
IS acres finest and best garden and fruit
raising spot in Minnesota, sold over $1,000 a
year from it, only. three miles Of city limits
on main road and crossroad; best business
corner in Hennepin county; large store build
ing, cost $780, and storage room. nine room
house hardwood finish, all modern, large
barn. carriage room, ice house and state
weight for farmers use business used to
run $4,000 to $4,000 a year when owner
lived; now rented Buildings all rebuilt seven
years ago, after fire; cost over SIS, 900; couldn
be duplicated now for $4,000; must sell at
once; will take 81, 800
! have also acre property, improved and
untmproved. near the city; also farms and
city property for sale and exchange.
H. I. Hanson,
416 Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
JUST FEW OF OUR LARGE LIST.
24O acres Otter Tail county. SIS: trade.
| 1900 acres Morrison county, SIS to 500
$4,000 acres. North Dakota. $3.50 to SO.
| 240 acres. Aitkin county, ST.
| 800 acres timber and sawm1ll. Wisconsin.
| 1855 acres Beltrami county, 81 300
| II acres, fruit, with building, Deephaven
! 1850.
| Five acres fruit, with buildings, Mound
! $500.
/ Stone and timber claims, also homesteads
| Minnesota.
100 acres improved Steele county, $40
| trade.
1870 acres. Swift county, trade for mer
chandise.
| Carr & Mann, PIT Security Bank Bldg.
| Phones T. c. SS7; N. W. Nicollet 2l7.
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REAL EsTATE FOR SAFE
Uninnproved.
Continued.

. s. aSo01R Z Av s AND, I L1ScoIN; a
o very fine south and east front 5O.foot +.
Il you are oeknr IN for o
o cation on the Hill you can't do better.
o, s475-For a south front corner lot on
O. plymouth and Knox avs N; size Al
o. 1872; sewer and stone walk; SIS cash
o s3oo-sd st N between Goth and soth
o avs. lot is 55x165, covered with trees;
o will submit above amount.
o S6O0-Washfngton av between Goth and
o 30th avs; east front lot. 41x165. all
o above amount
o SS25-Corner 2Sth av and 10Th st. large
0 south and east front lot 4sx157, city
water and stone walk.
SSoo-For n fine east-front lot 4ox15O, on
Minnehaha av. between 33d and Saith
o SITS, city water will be laid this year.
o S1O0-Hiawatha and 32d st S, between
o 4oth and 41st sts. east front lot, 4ox
H $40 s sssa s eas s 'front.' psF %en on 9th
o st N between 25th and 26th avs. Az
o foot front; city water and stone walk;
s225W p pssFsa ' bSy are arge o Ask
Q a7th SITS: it is a bargain at that
0 $S25--Morgan av N, between 18th and
0 Plymouth avs: good lot, 43x12o; will
s.oo consider Hd de terms late zo-,e, :, MID
0 way district on Berry and Curfew. avs;
o only one block from interurban car
o line: 500 cash and $40 per month. S
0 per cent interest. Call or write.
o $500 to S375-For good lots on I'd and
o Sd avs s. between 37th and SSth SITS:
0 they are 4Ox129; city water, stone
0 walk and gas; most Of them lie high
0 and slightly.
0 s450-For a very fine east front lot AK
o 1873; on Grand ay between SD and
o 34th SITS: lie fine and is a choice lot;
O city water. stone walk, gas and park
o trees
o Ss75-Buys a good high lot. 42-foot front.
0 on Aldrich S. between 35th and
o Beth SITS; city water and gas.
o 81, 30O-For the biggest bargain In Ken
0 wood. the corner Of the parkway
Q and Penn av; 1OS feet of frontage;
0 this special price for a few days.
o $3O0-Colfax av s between ADD and 44th
SITS; good east front lot. 42x134; terms.
Ss50-For 44-foot east front Pleasant
o &C between 25th and Goth SITS: all
o improvements: this Is the best bar
o gain in the eighth ward.
o S1T5-Minnehaha av between 10th and 41st
0 SITS: fine 40-foot lot best on the ave-
O nue.; $40 cash and $40 per month
O D. G. Bell Investment Co..
o Security Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE--LAND IN NORTH AND SOUTH
Dakota and Wisconsin,, SO per acre and up;
have for sale the finest stocks of general mer-
chandise in southwest Minnesota, which will
invoice about So, 600: also a number of smaller
stocks of general merchandise, grocery stores,
hotels, rooming houses. etc. Call and let us
have talk with you. .r.... = .--..
Bryant & Haglund,
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COME TO VIRGINIA, 500 SPECIAL BAR
gains in farms. Northern farmers, send for
our new catalogue; learn about this country.
PsrctvaU Bros. Petersbux9. Va. @
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TYPEWRITERS

you CAN RENT AN OLIVER TYPEWRITER
from the manufacturers for IS per month.
4 UhA olirAs TxnAsx1itAs Ga, a22 Hsnnapin ~.
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Sl,ooo-LARGE EAST FRONT LOT, AL
drich av and 25th ST. All I'M
proyements in street and paid
for. This Is a snap. Do you real
tze it?
s45o-Park ay. Full lot. West front. Be-
tween S5th and 56th SITS. City
water, gas. cement walks. curbed
and parked. All improvements
paid. Can be sold on easy pay
ments. Make offer.
$45o-1eth av S, between Lake and s1st
SITS East front. Full lot. All
improvements in.
few elegant lots on 10th av, south of
Lake st, cheap.
Walter L. Badger,
Oneida Building.
o o o
22cR CT LOTS 2 IN : " 6 HOMES AD D.
dition.'' 10th, 41st and 42d avs
and Bath, S5th and Beth SITS; four blocks
from new Lake st car line to st. Paul;
fertile soil; the garden and poultry
mans delight; ideal spot for home,
midway between the great twin cities,
where in a few years million people
will dwell; land is sure to; treble in
value. Buy acre; price only $3.50;
solid Investment; easy terms.
One acre on 36th N, corner Russell
One acre on Thomas av n. corner 35th
One acre on Russell ay near 34th
ALL in Utopia addition, end Goth av
car line; lie fine, all covered with hard
wood timber and the grounds are be-
decked with small wild fruits and flow
ers that bloom in the good old summer
time dreamland for a home; ma
lures gift; price only $475 per acre;
easy terms.
E. &. Lambert,
$50 Guaranty Bldg.
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TWELVE QUARTER SECTIONS, CHOICE
Pine county farming stock-raising and sheep
land; located on town roads between Sand
stone and Danforth: IL miles east; several
extensive meadow tracts
Two fine quarters held under state certi-
fcates; will sell equities and assign certtf-
snap snap for me men of Of small means.
Prices IS to Sill per acre; terms on a
part of these tracts; lands shown free. Call
or address,
Hanson Martinson Investment Co.,
315 Ry. Bldg, Mic. and Sd St., Minneapolis,
or n II. DanfOrth Sandstone, Mimi.
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REAI, EsTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Con$lnlJed

49, Earm LanQ1.
T Continued.
IF you WANT AN INVESTMENT WHERE
your money Is safe and where you are sure
Of 10 to 20 per cent on the Investment, look
over our lists Of lands in, North and South
Dakota and Minnesota: %, 900 acres OF wild
prairie lands ranging in price from $40 to
$15: easy terms and several improved farms
at $50 to $S5 per acre For further informa-
iSn please please call on Stewart Barrett Co..
BUMPER CROP IN WESTERN CANADA.
Large and small blocks of farm lands in
Manitoba and Saskatchewan; we are the pio-
neer land dealers of western Canada, and in
tending purchasers cannot afford to buy land
in this country without consulting Write
us stating your wants and we will tell you
why this Is true Cooper Walch Land Com
pany. Union Bank building, Winnipeg, Canada.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12

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