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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
SPECIAL TREATMENT OF HAWAII

special needs which American laws
who wanted under the guH
of patriotism political control this Territory There was
Of OF
smell that fingers after the extinction
of n nothing Hawaiian in the andlaw the
management or
with what had been established on the
tmers had rsked life and properly
fora resisting American progress
satisfying Mr. Dole whose admnstra-
apetbaggers sustained by two
Federal lawmakers, and conceded that
left
special held by other Amer
without
Washington passports and suspend
mandatory the law permitting
to
And the President far from agreeing with
condition Hawaii
of appropriations large part of the
Such thing has been done or at
that peculiar warrant the
knowsH is labor
all But
which bearing best
o American nation, worth sacrifices
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
COMMERCE WITH CUBA.


relations between the United
The imports
fall the
than 1905 IS
than 1903
has been rapid
exports $2Ooo0o line until
dropped
dropped $27OOOOO
in 1906, $47,636sS.
imports 1895 the
being 1874 $s500oOO and 1893 $7So
being $s63o49 In 1906 the fiscal
island $s4979S3, slight
compared with 1905.
in solely the
bulk
tobacco cigarettes bananas
which amounted 1906
$40O0O0
$oOO00 Tobacco
bananas
million dollars while reduction of $OO0O00
quantity
against 100 pounds valued 1884,
968,l0 from the island in 1905
principal forming nearly
1905 flour $3O00O0 cattle about
at little
and carriages $1,5OOoOo, and $1,25GOOO
visible articles
ss,s7s64s in 1906, against $6l649os in 1905
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
FEDERAL BUILDING SITE.

Of Honolulu will recall general that he proposed public
buildings
choosing a building
buildings
Tucked buildings
half its title admiration When
suburb looks place. How
towards the waterfront 1t imposing where it much fol-
its ting-the spacious
Federal building midst
like WILL it public
building
Still,
which
the other departments Federal building
United States Internal
would be satisfactory They o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
DENATURED ALCOHOL.

alcohol
gave
Commissioner visited
mental supervision of
N
alcohol for heat light The did
motive power factories complaint
chinery
forth distinctly
lasw 90
alcohol for lights
electricity but working that with specially
adap mantl will the problem
in Germany big
France and England the method
in
dtl would they
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
tFrom saturany.u Adx.rtl.nr.a

Thos. Wall OF wall. Nichols Co. re-
turned on the Sierra.
Judge Lindsay and wife will return
from. the mainland on September "a.
Deputy Attorney General Milverton
went to Hawaii yesterday to fight the
Pepeekeo boundary case.
Bishop Libert OF the Catholic Mission
Is recovering rapidly from an operation
recently performed on one OF his hands.
Superintendent Colly OF the Midway
Gable station, and Mrs. Colly, may re-
turn to Honolulu on the Restorer for
brief visit.
A. NJ. Wilson. bookkeeper at the
Waiakea mill, Hilo. accompanied by
his wife. arrived on the Enterprise on
Thursday night.
Civil service examinations for the po-
>sition of postofflce clerk and carrier
will be held at the postofice, Septem-
Der 20, at a. m. Applications must
be in before $3.50 y. M, September 81.
A Chamber of Commerce representa-
tive at the Mohonk Conference is soon
to be selected. p. C. Jones was cabled
TO to accept, but he replied that he
was on his way home and would return
by the China.
One of the Hawaiian quintet clubs
on the mainland is filling an engage
ment at the Anheuser Cafe, Seattle.
The members are Thos. Silva, William
Kapu, John Heleluhe, David Makua-
kane, Jos. Kalaina.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
FIINsroN.s mission.

selection Brgad Funston w. g. Cuba
probably the United states
fall
Immediately joined the nueent forces then
and operated the
vicinity He placed of the
confidence of the rebel chiefs desperately wounded
climate did the puky little leave Cuba
Volunteer which Philippines
which imprisoned
n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
POLITICAL STRATEGY.
creameries.

BY making nomination for Sheriff. the Home Rulers that they do
by Republican police machine Nothing
V Boyd Clark machine
Ruler Sheriff
machine voting But Home
this little
giving
police politicians
things shaping the disciplinary
Republicans
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
FOR A DRYDocK.

The
which Mongolia the
project to build frstclass drydock Pearl darbor.
The Federal The land at Pearl
already location drydock
purposes officially Finally
appropriation
the work.
of facilities big ships it need The
willing
perhaps, indeed to lead the fight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25

Acting under INSTITUTIONS from Clarence Macka President of the Com
the libel 100000 filed the s.
Marks
would be there by
companies litigation Hawaiian
What settlement will take be
the libel discontinued fling
although had
Ito buckh The wha onehan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
TO SAVE A LIFE.

There be that Mnase the Hawaiian under
defence This fact his
established his
interested in the least $3.50
f.
At in the belief that the object worthy
the Advertiser fund of $3.50 the
awaan life The Mr. George Castle
1t . desirable b. +.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25

Judge Slack and wife of San Fran
cisco left in the Sonoma for home.
Dr. Hoffman, will return from Ha-
wall by the S. S. Mauna Loa today.
Judge and Mrs. Arthur A. Wilder
returned in the Sonoma from their
visit to the Colonies.
With the expected return Of Chief
Justice Frear from Kauai on Wednes-
day, the Supreme Court bench will
again be complete.
Riley H. Allen. formerly newspaper
reporter here, is now editor of the
Washington Magazine, a periodical de-
voted to the interests of the North
west.
Entomologst Craw last week cabled
to San Francisco, for carbon bisul-
phate, the stock on hand having be-
come exhausted from heavy fumiga-
tions for Japanese rice.
Miss Theodosia Palecki. well known
in the islands as trained nurse for
several years past, died at the Queens
,'Hospital on Saturday evening She
leaves a brother and two sisters on
the Coast. Her funeral took place on
Sunday from the Methodist Episcopal
church, DR.. G. Heber Jones. the tenn
porary pastor. conducting the services.
The pall-bearers were r. H. Trent, o.
H. Walker, Mark G. Johnston, John
NJ. Martin, Chas. Potter and C,
'Schaeppe. The late Miss Palecki had
intended leaving for San Francisco in
the Sonoma, but was seized by her last
illness while making preparations for
the voyage.
Customs Collector Stackable has re-
ceived cable from Washington to
release as much of the rice from the
Kasato Maru as has been successfully
fumigated. So far only portion of
the 1900 sacks has passed through
the purifying test. the fumigation in
this case being necessarily most thor
pugh one. In the shipment has been
found the ordinary rice weevil and
another specimen about ore hundred
times as large, being so far unidenti-
fled by Entomologist Craw and his as
slstants. Orders for supply OF chem
icals for fumigating purposes have
been sent to the mainland. the local
| stock being practically exhausted by
the big demand occasioned by the In
fected rice shipment.
Keoni Kamiana, a Kau lady who
has recently moved into the city APP
peared in the police court yesterday
as the complainant against Chang zee,
,accused OF larceny. Mrs. Kamiana
was out shopping with part OF $500 she
had received as the purchase price OF
her Kau farm. and I'm the course of her
buying visited Changs store. After
,she had left the place and boarded the
gar for home she discovered that her
purse and the s6s Il contained were
missing froua her handbag Then ahs
Remembered having left II on the show
lease when doing business with Chang
'but the 'chinaman knew nothing OF II
I'when she returned. She was positive
as to leaving 1t on the showcase and
Chang was accordingly committed for
trial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25

Emmeluth
further white
washing
administration. regularly
fervd supporters his
enthusiastic
Mr. papers police
vestig were on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25


tmeimt
pay passages
southssn
would seem Is suggest Improving business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25

Here's wishing safe and pleasant the Southern Cali
Editorial
the
hope that the gnes
and behalf the community of
collectively ending
Aloha nui to the Southern California
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25


alcohol bill
likely compete strongly with hghprced gasoline
planned by the information Rockefeller
formed of getting of all the large alcohol disees
accomplished
work until the Roevtian policy has fruit
, Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25

the smooth
Ineffective embargo
electrician uippng tang electricity
language and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
tFrom Mondays Advertiser,

Wailuku's old railway station has
been demolished.
The masonic temple in Kahului is
nearing completion.
DR.. Norgaard. the Territorial veter-
marian, returned from Kauai yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. T. Purvis and
Miss Purvis came over from Kauai
yesterday
Chas. X. Motley, Home Rule candi-
date for Congress, arrived from Kauai
yesterday.
The Kahului Railroad Co. is building
a large warehouse opposite the new
masonic temple.
Oceanic Lodge regular business
meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock in
Masonic Temple.
s. w. Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox were
incoming passengers in the steamer
Maui from Kauai.
John NJ. vivas has issued his card
as an independent candidate for County
Attorney of Maui.
Already the Kahului breakwater has
created smooth water in the harbor
for the mooring of boats.
Frank A. Mayfield succeeds Mrs. Nc
Cam as manager of the Maui Hotel.
Mr. Waldeyer is making considerable
improvements on the premises.
The Maui News says that John w.
Kalua. the Home Rule nominee for
County Sheriff, has signed the nomi-
mating papers for all of the county Of
ficers on the Republican ticket.
Citizens of Kahului and Waikiki held
meeting-with H. NJ. Coke chairman
and Postmaster Dillon Of Kahului sec
retary-and took the preliminary steps
toward organizing a club in Waikiki.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldeyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Mckay. Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirkland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Coke of
Wailuku formed picnic party in lao
Valley on Sunday week.
Senator A. NJ Hayselden, c.. L.
Scrimger, r. A. Wadsworth and J.
L. Coke went to Nahiku on Saturday
to spend some days looking over the
plantation of the Koolau Rubber Com
pany, of which these gentlemen are
heavy stockholders and officers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25

C. w. Ashford has filed defendants
exceptions 10 the findings and judg-
ment by Judge Robinson In the suit
OF X. b. Porter VS.. Kapiolani Estate.
Ltd. -,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-25
H4er's
EairUigor

Have You lost your hairp 1t will
restore it. Has your hair faded or
turned grayp 1t will bring back the
color and gloss of youth. In brief,
there is no condition, short of abso-
lutte destruction of the roots, in
which Ayers Hair Vigor will not
produce luxuriant hair.
Do not be deceived by cheap imita-
tions which will only disappoint you.
Make sure you get AYERS Hair
Vigor.
f'ssaredby Or. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass. "a
HoLL1sTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Sarah E. Bruce to William II: Garvey
lots 1. 2 and 8. block ?, Layman's :,
Fannte nnfe aaG1ti0h naVis to Harmon NJ. Davis. un
divided 20, lot 8. block 8, Forest Park :,
Gail Davis to Harmon NJ. Davis. same, 10
Rudolph Troendle and wife to c. f.
Roser. lots Is and IA, Nathan Her -
rick's addition ,...... $50
Joseph B. Cottier and wife to Anegap
4-5 of Sh lot 8. block II, Torrance, :.
Tousley s McNairs subdivision; 1,s7
Louis Hsmish to Otto 3ttDa
Isaac Atwater to Bernt Toreson. s!
Of lot 4, block 9. J. G. lemons ad- %
A@elia @,trHh O. Thompson and W. G. Ihomp. i
son to Warner G.. Wescott lot 22, =
block 10, Silver Lake addition ;sm o.
Security Land an r, 4 lnses5eP5 n, ao h5oct con- ss
Oscar L. Meinter and wife to Elizabeth
cu1prlt, lot e. block 2e. second division .,
Alice ens NJ All Arneli T ct al to Ole O. Iysen,
lots Z and 8, block IA, Minnehaha =,
Ole auGl' !. skjermo to Andrew johnson, lot
13. block 7, Vinton Park addition =. 2
Ora L. Latham and a. B. Latham to Au-
gust Anderson. lot 1e, block H. Motor .
Hans n: Carlson. lot 1s: block II. . .
guire, lot 7, block 20, Menage's sub =
division East Side addition lna n p,.d,.
''is Fss Of Of; B% "t,f Of sw Ne of Mime.
haha boulevard, section 14-2s.24. and
lot l. block II. Phillips addition. 10
England, lot s. block 27, Remington's (,
| second addition
R. L. Roberts and wife to. Phoenix Loan
& Investment company, lot g. block 8,
CHARLES 1rk aAf L. listed and md wife to watson T.
Lamsen, lot >, block 1e. Bakers
ninneanolis sssend hdd1plSh Paving Sidewalk COM
pany to Belle W. Giles. lots and 2.
block IS, first division Z Remington /.
trustees te Of First Congregational church:
| Excelsior, to Samuel T. Nesbit and
John "; Nessbit, s.22 acres of sW sec,
charles sh Oh H. Dicierman to Andrew Erick.
son, lots and s., block /. Lees sub
division S. & Beebe's addition . - - s'o
Soren Hanson, lot p, block 70, South
jacob seSe r. aaftsiSe Foree and wife to william 4.
Volkman and wife: swb, lot ! and
all lots n and 3 Of aai,de 40 feet sf o.
rredereF ahenShs II. Williams and wife to John
siana STAY T. st p e oiSsh fsaissd ssssa
Board Of Trustees School District No; 8.
Richfeld to WILDER Story. 16 feet
of W 10 feet of NV NV section
| 22-2S-A .......... II,
Rose NJ. Smith and Isaac N. Smith to
Amanda Morgan, lot 12, block 10,
Remington's third addition .........
Frederick Aldrieh and wife to Rose 81
Smith. lot u, block 10, Remington's
third addition 49,. ..-......-
:. Edwin A. Thayer and wife to George d.
Dayton, q feet of lot Is, and %
- feet of lot 16 block 7. ]. T. Blaisdell's
. revised addition ...... ............ i,
Nineteen miscellaneous deeds .....
Total $40,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
WANTED-REAL ESTATE


o WE HAVE SPOT CASH cusroMERs Q
o for two good $500 lots, west of Port o
0 land and south Of Lake st; also pur- o
o chaser for $4,000 home in the same o
o section on terms of 1000 cash, bal o
o ance monthly. Let know what you o
0 have and we will send man out to o
o look over your property, and advise o
o you OF our estimate Of its value. o
% Thorpe Bros, o
o o.. 2O6 Andrus Building o
o o o o o o o o o o
WANTED 70 BUY OR RENT-ANY IA, GOOD,
seven-room house in Minneapolis; I will ex-
change my $4,000 equity in No. / real
estate and 5000 cash. Call or address L. N.
Ritter, Bank of Minneapolis building, room
$50.
WANT GOOD MODERN HOME FOR $4,000 TO
$1,000 cash; give particulars and number of
house so I can 1t at once, my house
hold goods will be here Thursday. 67o6,
journal.
| WANTED-sK OR sEVEN.RooM HOUSE,
| with gas city water and sewer; will pay
| $3.50 down and $50 monthly; state price. Ad.
| dress 8760, Journal
FIVE OR sIx.RooM COTTAGE, MODERN
will pay part cash, balance III painting. paper
hanging or decorating. Address 612T Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
Corner 9Th st and LIST av S.
wishes to announce to their friends and pa
irons that they have recently installed one of
the finest and most expensive soda fountains
in the city.
Ladies cordially invited to make our store
headquarters for resting place after shopping
or while waiting for the cars. Large, comfort
able seats, electric fans and public phones.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
MINNETONKA PROPERTY

MODERN, ALL THE YEAR, TEN-RooM COT
tage,- 1h blocks from Minnetonka Beach sta
tton, on Crystal Bay; built 1905; with 1s0
feet of fine shore; cemented full basement;
hot air furnace; 2h horsepower engine and
air pressure tank in basement. First floor,
large living room, with fireplace; dining room,
chamber kitchen, bathroom, front and side
porch, cistern back porch. Second floor,
five chambers with very large closets, toilet
and lavatory. Modern equipped hennery, with
warehouse; improvements cost $4,000; give
immediate possession; $4,000 cash, balance
your own time.
Il. Call On Janney,
203 Oneida Building.
TWO FINE LOTS. OVER 200 FEET FRONT.
age, lots nearly 400 feet Deep fine sand
beach. sloping lawn, shade trees, grape vine
yard, apple orchard, fruit all bearing, Groom
cottage, porch. This is a snap at $1,000; To-
caticn Spring Park. y..e.
J. NJ Davies 500 Phoenix.
FORTY ACRES, FIVE MINUTES WALK
from electric line, house, barn, well. 25 acres
in crops, acres timber. 10 acres meadow,
good soil, apples, raspberries, strawberries,
j. NJ. Davies, 500 Phoenix.
FARM OF 100 ACRES NEAR MINNEToNKA,
| suitable for stock and chickens; convenient
to two stations; excellent buildings price
$4,000; easy terms. Address 6517. Journal.
RoWBoATs AND LAUNCHES THAT CAN'T
sink: shadeggg Eng: Co.: 215 Sd st s:
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

Sc, ,OOo-Thirteenth ward bargain in S-room mod
ern. electric-lighted home; good bari
and carriage house: beautiful lawn ant
shade trees; two lots, 4OX126 each.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

S3, ,5oO-Completely modern home Of 8 rooms,
hardwood floors. open plumbing, well
and good barn; Penn av N. one block
from carline, g. ..--. Z. r . -s-..-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
FOR RENT


For Rent-Unfurnished Houses.
DAILY BULLETIN GIVING LOCATION AND
descriptions Of modern houses in ali parts OF
the city Telephone call for one. Thorpe
Bros, Andrus Bldg
FOE RENT-FIRsT FLOOR DUPLEX HOUSE,
containing FIVE beautiful rooms. nicely deco
rated, modern conveniences. 2626 Blooming
ton ay. price SIC.
FOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS, DOWNSTAIRS,
modern except heating; fine location; FIVE
minutes walk from center of city. 423 9Th
ay n.
house TO LET. SIX ROOMS, STRICTLY MOD
ern; hot water heat, gas range. gas fixtures;
all hardwood finish. 42s University av NE.
TOR RENT-FNE TEN-RooM HOUSE, MOD
distance Apply 172l 9th S.
FOE RENT-NINE-RooM HOUSE, SIC 9Th ST
SE barn; hot water heat; gas; completely
modern; $50 per month.
FIGHT.ROoM, MODERN DETACHED HOUSE,
almost new hot water heat: very desirable.
2e27 Clinton av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
4 BARGAIN.

For eale-A nine-room house and bath, on
a lot and half; nne large front ana .s sids
lawn: beautiful shade trees; veranda IN iron! 2.
woodshed, granitoid walks, cement cellar, por.
celsn nickel plumbing city rsps;r watsr R Rna
also sell with house one fine, large cart
Garland nickel plated stove; house situated
in the Bryant school district. s7th and stex'
av car lines. This is fine opportunity
for someone to secure fine home. Terms
can be arranged to suit purchaser.
The Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
PATENT ATTORNEYS

countries promptly obtained sold. leased, man.
ufactured; models made; 25 years established;
unexcelled reputa ton inventors book free.
Address Patent Market st. Paul, MINI.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT LAW
| yers and solicitors; main office, 925-933 Guar,
| anty building, Minneapolis, Minn.; 81 McGill
building. Washington. D. C. t+ -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

9 9 o Q . o Q 3o , o0o
nonresident owner tells us to sell that
} 1o-room modern house. with barn, at
1916 10th av s. We therefore make
} price Of S. 800 on it, and think terms
} can be made to suit The house needs
0 some repair. to be sure; but this was
D once $4,000 property and It's surround.
o ings are better than ever. Beautiful
0 powderhorn park and lake are just
o across the street. Furnace, gas. water,
o sewer, cars near. A little expense will
o make this q fine home.
o Newhall, $50 Temple Court
a n q O O
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

s4,2oo-New, modern and complete in every
detail: hardwood finish and floors; open
plumbing. bath, gas and city water:
on Sheridan av. near 42d st. only two
blocks from Lake Harriet; nothing bet
ter In this popular location. ,sI7 -s
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
contlnued.s
ss75 Cash.
+ Don't pay rent when you can buy first
class home on such payments.
No Interest

is charged above a mortgage of 81, 900 at 8
per cent. I have two, one 3 and one Groom,
new residences; oil modern except heat:
beautifully furnished in hardwoods; beauti-
fully and expensiyey decorated; gas fixtures,
everything complete; no cleaning ont some
body's ancient dirt here: move into clean,
finely built new house and let your rent pay
for your home; price Of either of these places
81, SIS; convenient to carline; lots sodded and
graded; easy payments on amount above
mortgage. .s--s. ..r. q
.... a-' $1,250, 81.
$3.50 cash: 5-room house and two lots near
Como Harriet carline Southeast. A big snap
Party going to leave the city and must sell
at once. This Is a giveaway. s-E.%t /.
~ .- Potter,
6o1-2 Phoenix Building. III
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

8 1t,s not enough to have read the 4
s ADS last week, nor to intend to read 4
them next week Today's reading OF
s the ads IL as essential as Is today's 4
3 reading of the news-if you would
5 keep step with things.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
REAI, EsT'ATE n I FOR ! sAIE
Farm Lands.

nEasAL 5.otA1L rOE S11G Se11.cs
Farm T.ands
81 - A'oue'
,rrr u.nnuoon r,wprp r.px1na rANn
.ANE HAADW00D TIM1Ea rIla'SEa,, FAAM1A3 LAM LAM
r,bursdov ana AZ sstar1sY AgCIloM, - and ID.
o'clock, evening, at NO. so Stn st' corner
Hennepin ay and 9th st, we will sell 4O'acre |
0s nne nddsp as aetn1 MorS
great chance to get timber. and farm land
cheap and on easy terms; 25c an acre down,
month unt pad srand nsn stereoptcon M ssl view
Even If You don't buy the land, come and
see the views. Ladies and gentlemen are
welcome. Get picture catalogue. maps, full
Franklin Benner Land Co.,
5os Bank of Commerce Building.
a a . a = = - q
FREE ExCUHsloN To BUYERS o.
y Lunhha,an sorthar. aihnst, isnus, -
Q Ny next excursion viii leave Minneapolis Q
o July 10, for Taber, Alberta, where I O.,
o near to railway; mild climate good water, O
o cheap fuel, good markets Prices $3.50
Q to $12 per acre, according to location.
0 vestigate this territory, and II you want o
Q land we can satisfy you. Call on or
Q write me. r.E
. u. L. Camp, o
a n
= y = . Q . . Q y y
SUNNY SOUTHERN ALBERTA, WESTERN
g%i. CANADA, H..
$15 for round trip, 1bOO miles, half cent
mile. See our land in Sunny Southern Alberta.
Minneapolis tuesday morning, July 10, over
the 500. Go with us and see the fnest land
In western Canada. This rate is good from
any point on the 500. Reserve accommodation
early. We can sell you land from IS to 80
per. acre, So per acre down, with balance in
i've annual payments. interest per cent Land
will sell for SIS before Jan. ]. o. W. Kerr &
Co., 520 Guaranty Loan, Minneapolis, MINI.
1Go1,IDoI11T TATTrv U1IIT n 11n0
AssdNIso1NE IN VALLEx WhGAT dG lands: -
1o,ooo acres In ,.h farms OF 10y acres OF more more
IN the 1ertle Assln1Dohe vaney OF sastetn
I Saskatchewan, near the towns OF Church
bridge. saltcoats and 1orston: open prairie
gently rolling NV ral1rssd % building ,s, through ss
AK Ak 70 aes 4o bu.hs,s nsr acrs not nnmsual Lands
viii double in value in very short time Fol
r. T1nion Rank bldp Winniper. Can.
-~-.. -. -
g., TIE MOST % M,nrssa9s TEaIs dssa1 dAnI vou
$40 to $50 per acre. Extra easy terms. 10
GATED a. N hsnanes eotn tne nome o. nns
general farming and tame grass land undel
&c sun; an .ofe pasture. COW; Yields froa
three to SIX tons OF ia tame nay nay 70 o. acre re- &c &c
home on this racn SOIL ZONE ana see me
write Tor map. x,,.
I. A. Howard. 5o2 Oneida bldg Minneapolis
HEGEL & PhIN0E'
| ~! fosto1ice ,' Gourt'
e7S0 acras Moose Mountain district sS 25
"a ~ nusrtars aGS Tamson nountv n s1
| m.r+er. pemhina. county. N. D.. 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

) Probably ten OF the thousands OF 4
) people who read the want ads today
) would be able. ready and eager to 4
) buy that house Of yours. And, most (
) likely, not one Of these ten people
will ever know you have. anything 4
) to sell unless you advertise.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

81, 1907 rooms, lot 5ox157; 9th av s, neal
Lake st. rT.s .. s.t- i7
s., 1905 rooms, gas, city water: lot 45x182
on 2sth ST. near Henneoin av.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

81, ,2OO-S rooms, modern but heat, and barn;
Pillsbury av. near 81st st.
81 ,soo-e rooms. large lot. 22d Nv 8. near
Tst at
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11

ss stsy.. So1 "a ssS Boston 6le,l. iiaassDsiis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st s. Mpls.