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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-25
o O o O O o @ o o . q . . . . o o . .
o THIS IS MY 53rd BIRTHDAY. o
@ Henry Robert EmmersOn, o

q Q o o @ @ @ O q q o o Q @ @ @ @ o
Hon. Henry Robert Emmerson. Min
lister of Railways and Canals for Can
ada, was born in Sunbury county,
New Brunswick, Sept. IS, 1853. After
graduating from Harvard university
he entered upon the practice of law
in his native province. His political
career began in the provincial legis-
lature. In 1877 he succeeded to the
premiership of New Brunswick. In
1900 he was elected to the house of
commons and four years later he be-
came minister of Railways and Can
ais In this position he has made a
name for himself throughout the
dominion by his administration of the
Intercolonial Railway. When he as
sumed charge, measures of reform
were put into effect with the result
that deficit Of $1,S00.000 for the year
1905 was turned into surplus of
100000 during the fiscal year ending
in July, 1906.
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Sol ho None! anu Ia ike to be put
away decent"
"I'll see to that. Butch" softly re-
piled the superintendent.
"Sure?" asked Butch"
Sure"
So the Irish blue eyes glowed
prayer of thanks. The little patient
fell asleep after while and never
woke up.
supt. Heig returned to the home and
dolefully informed the boys that
Butch" was dead, also that he had
asked for decent burial 81 want
you boys to do it," he explained. He
didn't have to say anything further.
Boston" was on table in a minute.
He Is small, but he has initiative. at
Is up to us. fellers; I've got half.
who's next?' spoke Boston" The
Kids came in with their quarters, their
dimes and their nickels in a jiffy.
Then Boston" "Gimpy" and Dusty"
went through Park row, Boston"
winding up at the Sheepshead Bay
hundreds of dollars from the book
makers and bamblers. but Boston"
wounldn't stand for it. Just $115.75
was the total subscription. The boys
found they could get hearse, defray
services, buy a world Of violets. pur-
chase burial plot and have enough
left for two hacks Later Boston"
vetoed the hack idea. LES us salt de
money down fer de gravestone," he
averred, "de trolley fer ours"
Ashes to ashes-dust to dust"
read Mr.. Heig.
ooh. he was de white kid-dead
white" said Boston"
Then they turned away to catch the
first race and the evening sporting
special.
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ARE OUR \. D, PEOPLE
EATING BETTER FOOL?

This is question which cannot be
dismissed by simply negative or
affirmative monosyllable. Neither can
reliable argument be introduced in
the shape of statistics. A reasonable
.opinion can only be deduced by
comparing actual conditions as they
now exist with those which have pre-
vailed in the past. The person who
is directly engaged in prosecuting
pure food work, and who pauses to
make such a comparison can not fail
to become enthusiastic in the opin-
and every other state in the union
fore, and that We are just entering
country which shall record the conf
plete establishment of purity and
whOlesomeness in our food products.
Never before in our history has the
pure food question received so much
attention as during the past year.
Magazine and editorial writer's have
We'd with each other in furnishing
the reading public with figures and
facts regarding the pure food ques-
ton. Lecturers and statesmen have
devoted more time to its discussion.
perhaps, than in the twenty years
previous. 1t has been talked over at
clubs, public gatherings and around
the fireside. Even the man with the
muck rake" has had his turn at
denouncing the purveyors and adul-
terators who have been waxing fat
at the expense of the consumers stom-
ach and pocket book.
Such discussion and publicity is
bearing fruit and nothing can now
prevent the growth of the sentiment
which has been aroused in favor of
legislation and its strict enforcement
which will eventually drive dishon-
est dealers out of the business ell
tirely.
Square Deal Demanded.
When the consumer will only be
satisfied with square deal" the re-
taller must furnish him with that
kind. He becomes more insistent
with his jobber and the jobber in turn
is compelled to watch his labels more
carefully and to insist upon purity
from the manufacturer.
No stronger argument in favor OF
the contention that the people of
North Dakota are eating better food
than ever before can be offered than
to call attention to the interest which
is manifest among jobbers and re-
tailers of this state regarding this
question right at the present time.
1t is matter OF common knowledge
among those who have been interested
in pure food work that never before
has there been such desire on the
in this state to know what the law
requires and to act accordingly. This
cannot fail to produce better quality
of food products.
Our association was organized sew
eral years years ago under the name
of The Retail Grocer's and General
Merchants association. For some
time it was hard matter to convince
the average merchant what associa-
ton locally would accomplish for
him. Organizers were sent out and
several local associations were Or
ganized, but owning to certain by
laws, which then existed. whereby
prices were regulated by the asso-
citation most of them have withdrawn
from the local association as many
who were not members of the asso-
citation would not abide by the prices
made.
At our 5th annual meeting the COM
mittee on constitution and bylaws
saw the folly of making prices, also OF
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. . . %%A%%% o 90 o
o THIS DATE IN HISTORY,
@ Cont D.

90 @ @ 9 o @ o @ @ O q . @ . o q %
1154-King Stephen of England,
died.
1555-Famous peace of religion es-
tablished at Augsburg.
1777-Col. Ethan Allen captured by
British near Montreal.
1S57-Relief of Lucknow.
lS62-Habeas Corpus suspended by
United States Government.
1S7O-Siege of Paris began.
1S98-Revision Of Dreyfus case or
dered by French cabinet.
1900-Gen. John M. Palmer of H.
linois, died. Born Sept. 10, 1917.
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Farm Lands.
PAUL pEuH1ER.

BARGAIN IN LAND IN RANSOM COUNTY,
d. five do south nn of haf
windmill. AS good piece Of land as there
is In Ransom county. I am compelled to sell
+ as | have use for the money In my business.
viii sell cheap II taken at once. Give me an
offer. Address o. X. Bergland, care E. NJ.
Anderson Lisbon. NJ D. -
RIGHT IN ST. CLOUD, ON STREET CAR
line, 40 acres, unimproved, buildings, $1,000;
nne brick house. well improved; $4,000. 10.
sis s improved; perfect place; .ss per acre
r. R. Thielman, st. Cloud. Mimi.
nne prairie land in eastern Colorado that will
produce rs bushels Of winter wheat per acre,
only one mile from railway, for {41o Per acre re:
less than this section is worth and is great
snap. Address 1880, Journal.
q you WANT FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTA
or expect to 20 out to Lyman county and look
over the section through which railroads are
now building write or call on US; low rates
Eseisnd. LaRd AEeney InmiEFatl9n Bureau T;an
700 FARMS ALONG NAN LIVE oT CANA.
from Canadian Pacific Railway company; spe-
cial railroad rates For particulars address
ssass naGn Mnnsapo isens
CANADA LANps-I OFFER $4,000 ACRES
near Taber, Canadian Pacific railway in
southern Alberta, 80 per acre. Railroad fare
from Minneapolis refunded to buyers. For
maps and excursion rates write to e. L.
Camp SIT Guaranty bldg, Minneapolis
10000 ACRES FINE LANDS IN A1TK1N
Grow Wing and Itasca counties; In tracts t.
suit; 81 to 50 per acre; strong, heavy soil
| delightful climate; great stock and dairy dis
| trict. Henry N. Troy, 502 Guaranty bldg.
FARMS FOR sALE-oNE IN THE HEART oF
| 4the potato belt, Isanti Co.. Mimi; another In
fertile WIiatcom Co., Wash Swedish and Nor.
S wegian communities. Ebert Beds. North
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:. NOTICE

NOTICE ~
TOWN OF FORT FRANCES. PROVINCE OF
'ts ONTARIO.
Tenders for Waterworks and Sewerage. "
Contract "A"-Au labor necessary for con-
structing the waterworks, distributing system
and certain materials therefor. 4
Contract S''B"-All labor for; constructing
sewerage system and certain materials there
for. .s e -....
Sealed tenders will be received by the town
clerk until pm. on Wednesday, Sept. II,
1909. - 2 e.
Plans and specifications may be seen and
forms of tenders obtained at the office Of the
town clerk or at the head office Of the chief
engineer. J.. G.. Barr. Esq, mayor; W. n.
Elliott, Esq, town clerk; John Gait. C. E..
and II. E., chief engineer, Toronto, Ont.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR STOCK
hardware Or general merchandise. 14o-acre
stock or grain farm. located ~ miles from
1,5OO county seat, southeastern Minnesota;
fair set Of buildings; plenty Of timber and
water; best of soil: mortgage $500: price
per acre SIS; will be at state fair. Mime
apolls. Sept. 9 to 9. Address 1851. Journal.
I WISH 70 EXCHANGE FOR HORSES,
farm gina and CATTLE my store building
business, consisting OF a fresh stock Of gro
ceries and restaurant combined; in small
southern Minnesota town; property and stock
at close figures; worth 81 200; no agents;
owner only. Address 272l, Journal.
WANTED-REsIDENCE, GOOD COUNTRY
town, in exchange for one section Or less
choice, rolling Canadian land, rs miles south
water, settlement and Soil land: cash value.
Address F. Downs. St. Johns N. D.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE ABOUT 200 ACRES
Of farm land in Freedom county, Mimi, for
two three small income properties in this
city; might put In some cash If property is
desirable. Call or address Smith, 916 North
western building.
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-HALF SECTION
fine land, improved, all under cultivation, near
Crookston, MIMI; easy terms rural route
school close; bargain; investigate it. w. A.
100 A., s. D., cAMPBELL CO., sls. CITY RES.
$50 A.. MINI, swift Co., $36, smaller farm.
American Land & Elk. Co., ~
443 A Security Blk. Bldg, Mpls., MINI. !.
TO EXPERIMENTATION HOUSE, ALSO 2
vacant lots and some cash for income prop.
erty. Call or address II. J. Hughes, 1101
e 22d st.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE


MARRIAGE LICENSES. saE
John F. Delkus and Mary Kommers. .-y~s :.
Olaf E. Wohler and Anna Anderson
Arnold Bjerkhoel and Gertrude L. Lundberg,
Stuart NJ. Wensole and Minnie Sergeant.
William A. Simeon and Dora L. Martens.
George A. Leland and Marie L. Balls. =. . :
Wilfred Brunette and Josephine E. Gauyreau.
Albert G. Crook and Grace s. Sheldon. ~
John A. Morner and Emma Peterson. -
John II. Broom and Emma johnson. E-.s
John f. Delkus and May Kommers. =
John L. Olson and Marie Glastad. =
BIRTHS. t't
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bottcher, 523 Nineteen-and-
a-half avenue N, a girl. ~
MI and Mrs. John Jefferson, 1000 Mime
haha avenue boy ~ NJ =
Mr. and Mrs Adolph sondergard, 211e Tween
y-fourth avenue S, a girl .Ee..zss
Mr.. and Mrs William Rouckeberg, PIG Twen-
teth avenue S, girl. @aS
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garon, 1925 Central are. !,
NE, boy.
Q. c. J. Arvidsson 1913 Bryant avenue N.
Mrs. G. A. Ronbeck. city hospital.
Anna NJ. Hesburg, 2136 Marched street. )
Patrick Scahill, St. Marys hospital. - :,
Rollaria w. Hammond 81 Eleventh street g.
A. G. Anderson, 2416 Twenty sixth avenue s.
Ethel NJ Bracey, 1892 First avenue 8.
Nellie Gardner, 5000 Emerson avenue n.
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PRICE RIGHT.

... ..s PRICE RIGHT. 54sc
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; kept up by the park
board. Come in, let me show you this ele-
CANT home Both phones. 3 ;sss
George B. Daft, q
j sO7 Phoenix Building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Improved.

& z,ls+ !. 4
r. a. JAMESON.
2O5 Andrus Building.
Real Estate. Rentals and Loans.
$a,7bo-We can offer 1927 Portland AZ.
} a good comfortable home The .
} h would not think Of selling at that I
!, IS, 5oo-Two detached houses on a large
, lot facing on two streets. are Z
, y good renters and are constantly
, ~ rented for $3.50 annually. The
, number Is 3254O and 2542 10th
) The following Northeast Side propertie.
. are good values and can be bought
. s1,soo-s22f ~ Fierce st NE.
} 81 ,SOO-S16 a19th av NE.
o $1,eOO-2331 jackson ct NE. &
0 North Side Properties
0 $4,250-One brick store and nat above !
. g Plymouth az near 4th st. lot
o $e,ooo-ll2-ll4 Plymouth av. This prop.s
o ,erty is about the best piece Of =
o trackage on the North Side with
o good wide brick paved street
0 running In front Of it. Easy
Q $a,ooo-Rach for either Alb or 41s James
o nv. You can look them over and
0 decide which you like best and
o make any reasonable terms.
0 $s,5oo-2oos Dupont Az 8. 10 rooms, all
o floor and hardwood floors thruout.
o $3,OOO-3115 LIST av 8. This house ID
0 rented to two families at an s.
0 annual rental Of about 1900, has
o 10 rooms, city water sewer, gas
0 and all Improvements in and paid
0 for 1t Will net 10 per cent on
o investment. . x
o $S,OOO-About same kind of house as
o the one above and same rental.
0 Both are worth your inspection.
o Make me any kind Of a reasonable Of
0 fer on the following:
o Is Oak Grove, large lot. eex1e5. brick
o dwelling. - -. ~
o 2324-2S Riverside av. Brick stores and
o fats.
POLL Portland av. ..'.
1922 Girard av 8.
1903 I'd av 8.
POI and 2O3 9Th az NE.
29O4 10th av 8.
Any properties advertised by US are for
sale In this office exclusively,
otherwise we do not advertise
them .-'s
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We HAVE A CHARMING NEW HOUSE IN
Walton Park for sale on easy payments; built
on honor, by the day; finished In hardwood;
standing on lot 6ox12s feet to alley, with
stone walks and steps: No.. 1929 Bryant av
N; price S. 100. II you do not like this cot
tage we viii build you whatever you wish
and sell to you on easy payments. the Cedar
corner Of Fremont av and 36th st by May /,
1907, making Walton Park as accessible as
any residence section in town; remember we
magnificent Mckinley school in our midst.
Apply at office, 37o1 Aldricn av N, or ia
4th st S. = T" ~
The Edmund g. Walton Agency.
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. - an N IDEAL D aoS8E,o SO. 900. : Q Q
. Located in the finest residence. district
in Minneapolis aszo "a h av o. s,h De hsga
large frontage. This house can be bought Q
o on easy terms. Key can be had of q
owner. Q
a Franklin Benner, q
o sos Bank Of Commerce Building. q
o o 20 o sol q % 0 90 O.
FINE MODERN HOME NEAR 2eth ST, PLEAS.
ant az; laundry and vegetable rooms on first
floor with mantel, sideboard. plate rail, etc;
three bedrooms and bath on second floor: hard
wood floors and finish; snap Ut $4,75O.
Owner. Addssss 4770. Teus:sl
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Z. .. IHylOF,
446 and AS Security, Bank Bldg.

BEAuT1FT1 HOME IN KENwooD. Q
In order to effect quick sale on a beauti- q
full home. located at 2ol d.. Ke en- 200 9
that any -, one on the mar
ket can't help but buy II they &c
see it. Only 5000. The house :
contains ten large rooms, az modern,
open open plumbing, combination heat, dne {
all built by day labor with all the
wood selected. Couldn't begin to build
this place. today for anywhere near
the price I ask: If you want home
and ut q bargain see owner at once,
Franklin Benner.
SOB Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
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FOR sALE-sa0 ACRES OF BEST LAND IN
Hand county, s. D.. near proposed line of
railroad; easy terms; write for description.
apolis. s-...'
LOWEST PRICED LANDS IN STATE, Sc 70
s. per acre. In st. Louis and Lake counties
Write for list and information. Guaranty
Farm Land Co., Duluth MINI. :
TIMBER LANDs-HEADQUARTER FOR FIN
est Oregon timber land; tracts of farm and
timber In Wisconsin and Minnesota. Only
buyers address 8848, Journal.
FOR SALE OR RENT-AN IMPROVED FARM
In Minnesota township, II miles from Mime
apolis; half mile from Minnetonka car line
Address Abb, Journal
IMPROVED FARM OF $40 ACRES, GOOD SOIL,
good improvements only $40 per acre cash
clear title. Address s. p Hanson, Pine
River. MINI.
FOR sALE-160-ACRE FARM, WITH GOOD
improvements, in Chisago Co. Old settlement
st: Paul 30 miles. Write Edw. Nelson, Stacy,
MINI.
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GOLD MINE IN ONE OF THE BEST 4oo-AcRE
improved stock and dairy farms in this
state; three miles northeast Of Litchfeld,
Meeker county, Mimi; can't beat this for
location and soil for $50 per acre; want an
offer; must sell; owner needs money.
George B.. Dartt,
SO7 Phoenix Building.
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PENSIONS

z. B. HosTETLER, Pension Attorney, late sDs-
cia1 examiner bureau pensions. 307 Boston blk.
1oBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN. PENSION
Atty. box 41s, s23 Boston bleak. HtnaSs1oliA
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BUILDING PERMITS

T. B. Walker, 51S to 532 First avenue n,
eight-story brick warehouse, 17Ox330 - Il
rect -. :: @foo'oVV
F. e. johnson, 2415 Chicago avenue, two ~
story brick and tile building. ..::.:. 5000
'ttsesa Di frame dwelling s0n
'f tSolstory S frame dwelling 1880
A. story or I dypsx d. dwelling ling a'*"ue wv 10000
a. 1h.story ut frame dwelling @ 1000
Northwestern Fuel company Hiawathaa sSEsz
between Thirty-second and Thirty-third
streets, shed O,UVu
"1 nue. ' S. twostory ye frame dwelling 1000
oa two.storv BRICK yeneered dwelling II, 500
Eight minor permits ............... 2,0lc
Tn+o1 S4S6. 5fO
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WANTED-To RENT

sit Continued a as
YOUNG COUPLE WANT FURNISHED FLAT,
three or four rooms, heated; viii give refer
ences; give full description and price. Ad-
dress 4763, Journal. ,Et
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, MODERN;
fine bath, steam heat. walking distance; terms
reasonable; references exchanged. q 14th
st, fiat X. F%5r aa
WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, A NE.
dunn sized room; walking distance; in clean,
modern house; phone. Address 4s05, Journal
WANTED-FOR SIX OR SEVEN MONTHS, "A
small house or fiat Of seven rooms; state price
In first letter. Address 4671, Journal.
wANTED-BY TWO LADIES 1TEAoHERs5, A
small furnished fiat or furnished suite. Ad-
dress 1882, Journal f TT. ..,l. =
WANTED-FouR.RooM FLAT, ALL MODERN,
Including heat; state price. Address 1850,
Journal. .... ..- ' Pill 81
WANTED-sMALL SPACE TO RENT IN MAIN
building at fair grounds. Address 4sOS Jour-
nal. -" ~".-s :-@
wANTED-oNE or TWO UNFURNIsHEu
roomsi state price. Address 4745, Journal.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING COMPANY IS
now at 7O3 Hennepin az. Telephones: N. W.
residence 2oO5 I'd nv S; telephone N. W. Main
143-J; formerly president and general man
. ager Johnson-Landis Undertaking Co. :. ..-
MOE MoNAMEE, 2ss goth av n; lady e.
sistant. N. W., Mic. 1901; Tri-State 1883.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Masonic Temple 9Th and Hen. Both phones:
JOHN N. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer, 50 7th st s. Both phones.
ENGER BROS, UNDERTAKES AND EN-
balmers 412 Cedar S. Both phones.
j. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
ITO Hennepin av Both phones 1882.
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OCEAN STEAMERS

THE EGPREss Line 8 TIE 1TiGfT10%
High class accommoda lions on the new: e1.
press steamers, Empress Of Britain and EN-
press OF Ireland, the fastest largest and finest
ropes every luxury Of travel and all the com.
Portable appointments are at the disposal Of
the passengers travelling with their Steamers
Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship Lines,
2a2 Nicollet av. Minneapolis. MINI.
GOING TO EURoPE1 BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip see Cunard Line. Guaranty building
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

X srs. ss&es ,E-ta. SOuStuu0Qs slst5l.. 49,
3 - 2 GsrSoc&s FARM E . = . . 9
0 We have for sale an ideal farm for Q
0 stock raising Of 220 acres. It Is situated q
o II miles from the center Of Minneapolis o
0 and two miles south Of Hopkins. The Q
0 land borders on Long Bryant Lake; creek q
o running through farm into another lake; Q
o 30 acres timothy and clover, II acres Q
0 alfalfa, IS acres Of wild meadow, 90 acres c
o timber pasturage, IN acres OF orchard, {
o one-half acre strawberries; pasture all c
D fenced with steel fencing; has 11-room Q
o frame house and stone foundation; barn
o 5Ox1OO with high loft to hold 100 tons;
0 creamery, hog barn, icehouse, granary, {
o large chicken house; windmill; 800 feet
0 underground pipes laid nine feet deep (
o carries water to house, creamery, horse {
o barn, etc. Can sell the above for $4,000, {
0 Minneapolis Trust Co., (
o Hennepin and 4th st. r.-
o 90 o o o o o o o o (
o 0 LAMB, Z GASn, 12nS, GASn . 18ND.
Q Write me for map and particulars of the
0 .Land of the Big Red Clover" located
o In Kanabec County, Mimi, near Ogilvie.
o The greatest stocI-raising, dairying and
0 general farming country in the northwest;
o rich soil, fine climate fine water. excellent
o health, cheap freight rates and only about
o rs miles from Minneapolis. Choice lands
o cheap and easy terms. Why not own
your own home?
Louis A. Howard,
502 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
Q o o Q o o Q 9
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WANTED TO RENT

wANTED-Two FURNISHED ROOMS By
married couple, children: steam or hot
water; must be near cafe table board and
within mile Of business section; do not answer
unless you have a desirable proposition. Ad-
dress 1888. Journal. .-.a.>r. .3..... .. ..a
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.
ONE LARGE. ONE MEDIUM. MODERN Elk.
cellent table, price reasonable, walking dis
lance, good neighborhood. 128 Highland av.
SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, BOARD, MODERN
house. desirable location walking distance,
good accommodations. 124 e 10th st. corner
Stevens. =, % J.
GOOD TABLE BoARD-ALso FURNIsHEr
rooms; easy walking distance from business
center Reasonable rates. HOO 9th st N:
VERY PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED
single, with hoard 1921 9Th av s.
ROOM AND BOARD ron GENTLEMEN; PR.
vate family, first class fiat. walking dis
lance. Call r. O. e128. .
WILL BOARD AND ROOM CALHOUN TEA0H-
ers; room for housekeeping. 145o w Lake ct.
WANTED-Two PEOPLE LOOKING FOR
room and board. Call at 1876 Adams st NE.
HOTEL VAN EY0E-ALL MODERN, OUTSIDE
rooms; best Of table board. 1924 Nicollet
HOTEL San ANGELo-RooMs WITH OR
without board; private bath. 1921 Nicollet
LARGE SUNNY ROOM WITH BOARD; ALSO
hrst-hoor front room. 25 18th st S.
TWO PHEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board. 812 4th av 8.
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For Rent-Farms.

full set of large buildings; located near Farm
ington, Mimi; T. c. phone 1O73e. NJ. Noes,
owner, Minneapolis, MINI. 130 Lyndale av N.
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IF Dissatisfied WITH THE CARE AND Re
business u.dt biocks9 cali on sloane. McCulloch
Agency, who give PERSONAL attention to prop
srty placed in their banda. 202 Oneida block.
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4 V1 3VV1IV-VA1 VVSs
SINGLE OFFICES AND SUITES OF TWO AND
three rooms In Century bldg. LIST av s and 4th
st; rent reasonable. Call 2os Century bldg.
FINE LARGE OFFICES, SINGLE Or EN-
suite. splendid light, Temple Court building.
Apply Horace Lowry, BIT I'd sv 8.
DESIRABLE, LIGHT. OUTSIDE OFFICE;
anty bldg.