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Tickle Grass.

lSNlC VI dSos
It is easy to write poetry, but to sell
1t is genius.
Sometimes the story told Of a pic.
ture is a greater piece of art than the
painting itself.
1t is not always the sign Of friend.
ship on the part Of a dying man to
bequeath his wife to third party.
A man with wooden leg never has
corns on that side anyhow. l sup
pose he is dreadfully troubled with
wood.ticks, however
Once I would have been satisfied
with a diamond ring. Now want
a castle on the Lake Shore Drive.
The Lord only knows where my fool
aspirations will lead me to next.
If every man would put as much
ginger into his work as pig does
into motion when he scratches his
back against a board fence, there
would be fewer failures in the world.
The man who promised to wait rs
years at the golden gate for his wife
before entering without her because
she was probably not coming must
have lived in the city and been versed
in how long a man has to wait for his
wife when they are going to the the
alter.
Remember to vote early and often
for Uncle By for president on the
Christmas Present ticket. A full
stocking for everybody, four nights
week downtown for married men and
cake three times day, That's the
platform. Climb up on the boom
wagon and be happy.
Blessed is the man who can rest
and enjoy 1t. Young men cannot be-
cause they need to be making name
and a fortune. Old men cannot be-
cause, Injured to employment all their
lives, they break down and die when
left with nothing but time on their
hands. Work is the greatest blessing
of the age. The curse Of work is in
over doing 1t.
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Some Small
Houses at
Low Prices

An elegant roomed cottage house
on a corner lot, beautiful shade trees
and some fruit trees. Has city water
and an excellent well on the porch.
Price only s2,5oo.oo
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1t is not always the sign Of friend
ship on the part of dying man to
bequeath his wife to third party.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-06

Herbert Gresham, stage manager
for Klaw & Erlanger, is an Oxford
graduate, who first came to this coun-
try to be stage manager for Augustin
DAILY. He married Miss Martha Ford,
daughter Of the late John T. Ford.
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One of Harry Bulger's latest sto'
ries concerns a member Of Henry B.
lrving's company, who was asked by
the comedian how he liked New York.
"a say" remarked the Englishman in
response to the query, 81 think it is
a beastly gallop."
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Here Just lie Rihl
Bowel Laxative
Gentle, Sure-P Pleasant to Taks-A
Tried and True. Genuine.
Natures Remedy.

n you DO not have free. easy and regular
movements OF the bowels you lack the prime and
frst essential Of good health, There's moro
harm done than mere observation-disclosures. slug.
GiShneSS and bllious ness retention Of food
Of q fountain Of 6 parest life and IN.
81 E;:Ei'' 3:ia;s!
tuFeiN /Accept the
sSs sso mach lAyoid - he d.9:
lcinesl Your safety and your health are
always secured-lfyo1N take LAx-ets, The
formula Is on every boIV-shoR II 10 your fam.
lily physician. LAxeLs are put in fat metal
case n handy tablet form-oue tablet taken be.
fore meals or on retiring always brings relief.
Pleasing 70 take-the most potent yet gentle Of
all remedies-R genuine help Of Eature's-A
bowel laxative which cures constipation. REQ
commended and for sale By
E. A. BILLINGSLEA & co.
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School Books Exchanged
al A c. Kinkead 81 Main street
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Ross ENGINEERING COMPANY,
civil. Mining and Consulting
Engineers.
gaeO6a Building, Falrmont W. We

gmTeyu Of all kinds executed OF
mort notice. Coal and coke plants
ipPciality. Rates reasonable. N
a1inatlons and reports on mimi,
1Iagty
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A man with a wooden leg never has
corns on that side anyhow. sup
pose he is dreadfully troubled with
wood.tcks, however.
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Evelyn Carter.Carrington, who play,
ed the part OF Vashti during the early
presentation of "Mizpah,' has return
ed to the cast, replacing Lillian Lam
son, the sister of Nance o'Neill.
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Speaking of Mrs. Langtry's work in
the vaudeville sketch in which she is
to be seen during her tour of this
country, the Morning Telegraph says
her impersonation is in many respects
the most finished and artistic in her
career.
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RgayenIIes q Be aanel InIlplIlssl.,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-06
dedicated 10 the sixth Annual Reun.
ion Of the Marion County
Soldiers.


(By D. Miller simonton)
There were some graybacks, all right,
But for some | cannot say;
For no matter where you we're,
No matter, night or day.
They Just made up their minds
That with US all the time scratch
ing.
CHORUS
You bet, not yet, that we can forget;
You bet, not yet, for we think we feel
them yet,
The tarnal little creatures as on our
backs they set;
And kept US all the time a scratching.
They were present with US while in
camp
Even when we tried to sleep,
They would attack us anywhere
And all DER us they would creep;
Ihey would make the chllIs run over
us
While we would swear and weep,
And yet all the time keep scratch.
ing.
CHORUS
Even while up on the march,
They were sure to be along;
Sometimes there would be eight or
ten,
Sometimes a hundred strong.
1t mattered not if they were few,
Or in a mighty throng;
Just the same they kept us all a
scratching.
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They never cared for rank or line,
Just SO they got a chance,
And they were busy all the time.
Oh! how they would make us dance
You'd think that we were animals
Just out for a prance,
If you could just have seen us o
scratching.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-06

Sometimes the story told Of pic.
ture is a greater piece of art than the
painting itself.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-06

roomed cottage on View street.
lot 5Ox12O. slate roof, two rooms fin:
ished in oak. Has gas and water and
will make an elegant little home for
small family. 100000
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-06

The demand for houses is SO great
that these properties will not remain
on the market long. Come in right
away if you want one of them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-06

It is easy to write poetry, but to sell
it is genius.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-06

Once I would have been satisfied
with a diamond ring. Now want
castle on the Lake Shore Drive.
The Lord only knows where my fool
aspirations will lead me to next.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL VENDoME-Daniel Pretzler, Medina; ].
C. Hansen. Duluth: John Grobe. Monteyideo;
G. w. Kollietz. Odessa: G, George LonsteE big big
\ F. B. Logan, Royaiton; Charles H. Robbins.
4 St.. Charles; T. G. Norris, Waukegani a. y
J., Beltz Buxton: j.. T., Youngloye Mason.
City; R. 81. Taylor and wife, Sanlt Ste. Marie.
Mich: HI raaseb Fremont s,a:a s: MART MART.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Byers. Princeton; W: D; Belpe-
f faqtn e E. Bsry Fargo osfSssH "A
a. Il Milton a Has sshe oa
K Rich, B. D. White, Chicagoa G. L. Todd,
Slayton; B. j. Kavanaugh, New York; G.. O.
4 Dinehart sIayton; N. Marbaeh, PaSnesyiils;
c e. s, sleo NJ smith E1erf nich e s.
Koo1ts C. Hags Chenille
Chicago; F. B. Ellsworth. New York; 8. 3.
Taylor. New York; A; O.. Field, sherwood;
Mrs; L. I. Douglas, Milwaukee, ee.., Joe Bans Ban
NJ G. Myher Bronson; J. @. Robertson. Car
! rington: F., w. Menhey, milwaukee,: George
H. Wyman Anoka; L. E. Lester, Pelican Rap
ids; D. L. Buckingham, Fargo, N. D.; G. b.
Kuihalpa Kaiispell. Mont. 6. F.. Baird. Aus
tin; s. Blum, New York; Jay Schultz, Bel.
Grade Mont M Fss1a fsEor
Lake Benton; B. F. Pay Mankato; o: A. Bert,
Chicago; T. s. Martz, lie Roy; John S. Hughes
and Wife ae Sue susus HUM Eau eia,r''
HOTEL, HYsER-G.a b.. keenan,. Thompson
Md; c. w. Mcintyre, Grafton, N, D.;
Mrs, N. II. Killy. Mrs. J. y; Boediseh. Aber-
b. IA. 4. McBee, Chicago; L. Irsfeld, Brownville,'
!, MINI. H. Spoutgren, Manitowoc; I. L. Vein
stein, Henry Isaacs New York; A. o: Gliding,
IL a. Taylor, Mayvflle, n. D.; ROLAND fisdel,
Holton,, N. D;;, L. s; Hansen, Dulut1: H. 9.
cago; F. G. Hagman, WATERFOWL, s. d.
II. F. Sternberg, Chicagoi j. E. Quinn, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs Hubert, Owatonna:
G. F. Corrigan, Chicago: NJ Fl. Gutenberg.
Milwaukee,; J. F. o.Shea. Henry Paul. Gin
cinnati; C. Carroll. Grand Rapids: D: +.
O'Leary, Monona: Martin Bergh. Sioux Falls,
S. D.; H. W. Eddy, Chicago; Misses Wilson,
New York: G. II. Elnet. Fargo: X. Carlson.
Detroit; James ]. Willard, Randolph: Charles
c. Blaine, ST. Louis: Anton Jorgenson. Mason
City; Ray 1nond Jewett- Monticello; Joe W renn-
Chicago: Thomas Larry. Jr.. New York.
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MINING INVESTMENTS
FrER pAR1GoN MININa STOCK AT IS. 10:

OFFER PARAGON. MINING STOCK AT S9.50
Bonanza Queen a great bargain, write; Mount
scarce, 500; 1900 shares Empire Tunnel. Colo
buy aas 800 .. shares A Aaa
Copper Mountain, 4 &c; Bisbee Copper stocks,
market. This is the time to buy these stocks
aud what recommend is safe. o. 5. Derin-
Pant 80
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HOTELS

~~N~~~~~~e~~~~~>>~e CSD~-- 49,
HOTEL -vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
steam heat. 75c-s126; with bath 81 .6o-$2.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd Az q; ONLY
hotel In the city having all outside rooms.
Rates 75c ST.. S1.50 single
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

]. M, Downs and husband to H. Friedman,
lots and 2, block "a, Atwater's addi- - ~
F. b. Crowen to Charles e. Carlson, part
OF lot IL. block L.. Parker Germans
addition ...z..-...'. AAo
F. B. Crowel to 81. E. Swenson, part of 81
lot II, block ], Parker & Jermans ad- 40
ditionS liz
George f. Blossom and wife to ]. A. Carl
son, lots 10 to 80. inclusive block
Egbert's addition .......s l,2oo
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,725
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MARRIAGES LIcENsEs.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Sigrud Bockman and Grace P. Jacobs.
Charles osbeck and Ellen Lundquist.
John j. Woods and Mary E. Mulcahy.
Richard G. Fisher and Mary B. Belden.
Edward l.. Kelley and Julia A. McIntomly. I,
Earl Hurlbert and Mary MceKon. Il.
Marks j. Kaplan and Hattie Wolfson. sqv
.s.f DEATHS. III
Mary Lynski 1921 Sixth street NE. ~
Augusta Swanson, 216 Fourth street s.
Mathilda Bergquqisqt, 2603 Ninth street S. ~
Malvin S. Larson. 1924 Seventh street s.
James T. Avery, 400 East Eighteenth street. =
Matthias Erickson. Swedish hospital. g
Charles Kasing, 1912 Stevens.
Hans Void, 222S Washington avenue n. q
Nels Anderson, 4035 Colfax avenue N.
Raymond Finn. 600 Second street Me-
a. Emma Robinson, 1906 Second avenue s.
Mathew 81. Spann, 1s45 Twenty Ave one-
half street s., -
Edward Arson, city hospital.
George w. Carpenter, 2747 Lyndafe avenue h
Ebba Peterson, 140S Nicollet.
Sophia Larson, 1924, Vine place.
Walter Zekman, 832 East Sixteenth street.
2 HARRIET bennett, 191 East Island avenue.
Christina Nyholm, 1873 Girard avenue N.
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y Cents
/. For
Each Answer
You Receive.
BARTER AND EXCHANGE,

BARTER AND EXCHANGE
M 80 no - = ~ ~
made clothing, including extra hne fuu dress
suit with swallow-tail and Tuxedo coats, for
y fur or fur-lined coat, size AZ. Address $685.
Journal. ff1& @
I WANT 10 EXCHANGE A FIRST CLASS
bodE in 9oSS e9nto1 for es e
"A FIRsT.CIAss DENTIsT WISHES TO Elk
+ change his services for anything he can use
What have you to offer? $3.50, Journal
ToExCHANGE-A WAsHBURN GUITAR FOR
Z music lessons on piano; state terms. Ad-
dress S003, Journal 49, E
TO ExcHANGE-sEcoND HOUSEHOLD
furniture for good trunk and suitcase; will
d give good trade. Address 1924, Journal. =
a FIRsT:CLAss Ss5 dRAPHoPHoNE AND SO
& records for sale cheap or exchange for any,
HAVE AN ARTIFICIAL GAS HEATER THAT,
monds. Address $685. Journal. -
TO EXCHANGE-26.INCH FRAME CLEvE-
land bicycle, Morrow brake; want pony sleigh
J or runabout. Address S248, Journal.
TO EXCHANGE-PAR BOYS SHOES, SIZE
31a, only worn few times, too small; want
overcoat. Address 1928, Journal.
WILL EXCHANGE AN EDISON MIMEO-
graph for roll-top desk. Address S015, Jour-
TO ExcHANGE-TwoD DRUMS, VERY LITTLE
used, for any other musical instrument. Adj
dress 7741, Journal.
WANTED-FUR LINED OR GOOD CLOTH
| OvercOat; exchange painting work cash, not
i over SO: size 3s40. Address s737, Journal.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

~~Os0~O~
FOR RENT-86 OR 132 FEET OF FRONTAGE
b on Ain st N near I'd ay, heart of the whole
sale district, to lease for 80 or 80 years, 4
per cent basiss ten year reyalua ton ~ Yale
FOR RENT = FACTORY BUILDING, THREE
noors; e,76O feet; elevator; central; near
depots and trackags. HUM Drug Store, 50
Western.
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MEDICAL

IF you SUFFER- FROM POOR CIRCULA.
ton, Indigestion, constipation or nervous.
ness, take massage treatments and suggest.
i've therapeutics given by Or. Gurli Gum
merson offce at 88O Auditorium. building.
Office phone, T. G. 1885, Residence, 100 18th
ct s. e. @. 10111.
ELECTRIC BLANKET, MOST WONDERFUL
la grippe. all nervous diseases relieved; terms
for course OF treatment. 728 N1colef av,
q room g. Phone N. w. 3239-L1
PHYSICIAN AND TRAINED NURSE TREATS
successfully all chronic diseases, obesity,
rheumatism, insomnia: best methods; No. 10
7th st s, suite 3O2. Hulet block. dours to
p.m. ms g 49,. q.
B. than others. made by F. Buchstein CO.. COS
LIST av s; guaranteed seven years. Our braces
cure bow legs, nat feet and deformitfes.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL ST0VEeGREAT WE9I.
ern Sgove Repair Co.. 81 Hsnnepin>
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
MFR. and Mrs. Carlyle NJ. Scott, SO Thirteerth
Mr.. and Mrs Nels ]. Nelson, 1913 Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar opsahl. $500 East Twen-
ty-second street, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Rider, 205 Twelfth {
street S. a son.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY. ~

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AMI
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
City tickst office, sas Nicoaiet Avenue, Phone l22
Passenger Station Washington and Sd avenues Sousk
lsun. only. tDally. Except san tEx. Sat fEz Noa
Leave. stETt MARCH &C. 1905. Arrive. IS
$50 Crosse, Milwaukee,, Chicago. 80 pr
s7so bss Gsss.s Mad Msai; fsn Wis.
$50 m Norhfed, Faribault tKansas City,. $50 pmE
$1o.15 ortonyille, Milbank Aberdeen $6ooPm
$1155 am Mankato Wells jackson. 90
= 22opm winona La Crosse Milwaukee,. sos pm
a.5o pm Faribaut, Dubuque Chicago. s1oos an
reo5 pm M.nkato wells t1o.lo
The Fast Mail. Xxi
6.l5 pm La Crosse Milwaukee. Chicago.
s6.45 pm 0rtonrills. Fargo Aberdeen. 13an
IT'S pm Northfeld. Faribau Ausn........ I'll 2eAu
The Pioneer Limited.
,S.Npn La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago s1.o0sn9
30 2s m Crosse Milwaukee. chicaso..... .lai Pr
80 a. y ,.u u. t,S.I:u.s p.x.. lt10.so PM
TWO M aa's'n' '' Ane'' 500 an
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COWS, DOCS, POULTRY

RED COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, ELIGIBLE
to register, by Impt Bun Britain, A. e.
ee5371 Elk Eclipse Helen; pedigree furnished.
L. @. Hull. Winterset. Iowa.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS, TWO COCKER.
els for sale, eight and nine pounds, s. 80 each.
1923 Dupont av s. Bryant av car.
house dog, black and tan preferred. Address
Box 81, Excelsior, MINI. kg
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+, FUNERAL DIRECTORS

VERY DESIRABLE. LARGE FRONT ROOM;
also smaller room s; house modern; steam heat;
walking distance. s11O9 Hawthorn 'ay-
JOHN NJ GLEASON, lUNERAL DIRECTOR
I and embalmer. 3d. 7th st 8. Both phones.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple, 9th and Hennepin. Both phones.
HUME & ROBERTS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
TO Henncpin av. T. @. 9707. N. W. 1882.
RAINvIILE BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND
furniture. II Central av. Both phones.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

BARTER AND EXCHANGE b,
TO SEVERAL. FINE PEKIN
ducks and brakes, very large and white want
pug, or what have you? Address 8341.
70 EXCHANGE-A CHILDs MAGIC LAM
tern for toys anything that will amuse a.
child Address s015, Journal. tSt sEls
sPoRTsMEN ATTENTIoN-HAvE a FINE 20
7 Stevens, Maynard, Jr.,, rife What have you to
trade? Address 1894. Journal. S NJ
WILL TRADE RUBBER STAMPS AND SUP.
plies for good heavy shorse. Address solo,
Journal
WILL EXCHANGE A PAIR. OF HOCKEY,
skates, size IL w 16-ineh runner for a set
of Dickens works. Address S291, Journal. ~
WANT 70 EXCHANGE GENTLEMEN's DRIv-
ing outfit for an automobile; Will pay some
difference. Address a7747, Journal H q st.i
HAVE AN EXTRA FINE DAVENPORT, TOO
large for room, will trade for brass bed. Ad-
dress $780, Journal - 81
TO ExCHANGE-A 20-YEAR GOLD FILLED
watch toward Shetland pony What have
{ you? Address $780, Journal. Il
WANT A GOOD JERSEY CoMoIN EXCHANGE
for dentistry; best Of work guaranteed Ad-
dress s2s3, Journal.
WANT TO EXCHANGE SOME OLD FURNI-
ture for new; VIII pay cash difference. Ad-
+ dress S277, Journal
HAVE AN OLD-FASHIONED THREE-PIECE
walnut bedroom set would like to exchange
for rubber-tired buggy. Address $3.50. Journal.
AUToMoBILEs 10 TRADE-A VERY FINE
upright piano and player to exchange for good
automobile. Address STA, Journal. Sa
70 ExCHANGE-PAPERH FOR a
horse. Address 80S1, Journal, ~ ~:
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WE OWN THE FINEST RANCH IN NORTH
Dakota, consisting Of 3,120 acres in Kidder
sub-irrigated and produces the finest alfalfa:
several very large springs. open all winter.
sell on easy terms or trade for Minnesota or
Iowa lands Or merchandise. Write for circular
containing full description Of the ranch, photo
* Co., Fargo N. D. 49, - -t-| -@.. ~ r.
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Farm Lands.
FRUIT LANS

FRUIT LANS
washington. On the north bank Of the
picturesque Columbia river. IS miles east of
Portland. lies the rich White Salmon valley,
IN the world today It is the home Of the
big red apple, where they reach perfection
in yields size. form. color and flavor and
bring the fanciest prices in home and foreign
plums, primes, cherries and berries Of all
kinds yield ahundantly, the highest grade and
bring the best prices in all markets. An acre
Of orchard viii yield from $500 to $1,000 ,a an.
for life You
s no ss Every nSt eroD sis ePo very
year aFgood year. No irrigation necessary.
The climate Is mild and healthful. the scenery
unsurpassed being in the Cascade range. Soil
is from 10 to - ee deR e. ae
along 9s north bank Of Columbia and thru the
White al xa sS lands oa5e r MRsa
road is finished next fall Only few small
tracts Of fruit land in this valley are on the
market. These we control. II you want one
come now to 434 Guaranty Loan building, and
see sample apples and learn all about It..
Herbert Williams. 434 Guaranty Bldg.
QUARTER 8 AND SECTION 10.
1928, 800 acres, Dickey county, N. D. This
is fine grain and: stock farm, quite level:
s1say acse 5 Gan souse ana good BAN com:
plete; and also outbuildings; 4s0 acres fenced.
about 200 acres in cultivation, two good wells
roads, the G., NJ & St. P, 500 line and N. P
railway-bcing about seven miles from each.
School is enc mile from the house. This IL
one of the best farms In Diekey county ana 10,
twenty thousand dollars ($20, 000); will carry
ten thousand five hundred dollars ($10 50O) al
per cent on easy terms, on or before. Send
for our list and maps. Hagerty & Gillies
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FLORISTS

~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~S~o~ ~~N~~~-~~>~~~~~~~~
NEW YORK FL0RIsTs. WASH Az s.;
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral de-
signs for all occasions. T. c. phone 1923.
GET PRICES ON UUT FLOWERS AND DE.
signs of Latham, foris+, SO 10th st s. before
ordering elseWh here.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERs TELE-
graph or phone. NagePs. Ills w Lake st.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

N~-~~~~~~~e~~~~
WANTED-PARTIEs LEAVING THE CITY TO
get our cut rates household goods to Chi.
& cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points, For the best of service
and the lowest possible rates. write or call on
The Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 s Sd st.
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH. FULL LINE
OF good grocery fXtures must be in Al order
s for store 1890; also meat market fixtures, In
Guiding refrigerator. counters, etc.; must be in
M order. Same size store. Address 292,
Journal, st. Paul. =
wANTED-LAUNcH TO Buy FOR USE ON
( Minnetonka, frst-class up-to.date launch 40
to- 30 feet In length give description and
lowest CASH price, Address 5000, journal. n
wANTED-oFFIcE AND STORE FIXTURES,
especially safes, desks, showcases and wall
= eases: highest prices paid---For- shipment to
the coast 223 Sd st g. ss5as
wANTED-To BUY 80 UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR
our country agents. Write, phone or call,
! Northwestern Music House. $500 Nicollet.
WANT TO BUY BANK FIXTURES WHICH
are In frst-class condition.; describe and give
price. Benz B. Bennett. Drake, N. d.
200 4 YARDS DIRT AND ASHES WANTED.
Come and see, me-, 81 Phoenix building.
WANTED-A GASOLINE LAUNCH. ADDRESS
r. g. Harte, Pine City, MINI.
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ALL ANSWERS WILL BE
RECEIVED AND DISTRIB-
UTED. TIL .ROU GIL THE
JOURNALS. BARTER AND.
EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE :
TO ExcHANGE-GooD QUARTER LAND IN
South Dakota, clear. or land In Minnesota
might also take runabout. too; must be
strong machines for heavy work; don't want
any old Machines s217, Journal. = - Y
70 EXCHANGE OR A. SMALL PAYMENT CON;
sidered on. an so-aere impreved farm: good
Meeker county: win consider any offer. city
property not to exceed $1,000. Correspond with
owner. II. NJ. Barnes, Lamont, Wis. ."az
70 EXOHANGE-sw z OF sw w SECTION
Price $500, REMEMBRANCE $500; for oak lumber
suitable for wagon repair shop or cordwood
Of any kind. L., Box 2, Eldred, MINI. =
HARDWARE AND FURNITURE: a GOOD
clean stock. about Sc. 600; will trade fo5 "a
clear southern Minnesota farm. Address 1905,
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GAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. O. 9.
Shepard. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
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TO Observation-Disclosures.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE ANY PIANO WE
have inS stock for window shades and cur
tains Northwestern Music House, 31s-2o
Ntco1Ie 49, !-.'E
HAVE A NUMBER OF CHOICE RESIDENCE
lots that will trade for horses. 800 N. Y.
Life. .-.E $50
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"Barter cl1a11ae' and Test Thei1
FOR. RENT

Farms.
FARM FOR RENT. TEN MILES FROM CITY.
Minnesota Title Insurance g. Trust Co.
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Furnished Houses.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY: "A COMPLETELY
furnished nome will be rented by the owner
for two years more from June 1905 The
house is located In one Of the most desirable
residence sections Of the city and within easy
walking distance Of the business portion: re-
sponsiole parties only need apply. 1913. Jour.
poI q. e.