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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11
County Commissioners.

The county commissioners at their
meeting Tuesday confirmed the ap-
pra1ser's award of Sl39, 800 for the new
court house site and appropriated that
amount for the purchase of the pro-
perty.
The road levy of S65, 900 of last year
was apportioned by the commissioners
among the various districts. Commits
sioner horcom of this district secures
$4,000 as his share for the roads.
81, 500 is only to be spent on the roads
this summer in this district.
The county auditor was authorized
to advertise for bids for building a
steel bridge with 90-fqot span across
the White Iron river in 62-12.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11
The LAKE STRIKE
Ended for the Season-.Affairs
More Hopeful.

With the close of the Longshore-
mems strike, things appear more rosy
than was the case week ago, every
one appearing better satisfied. No
sooner was the close of the strike an
nounced than all the steam shovels
laid idle week ago were put to work,
railroad crews were again sent out
and a general prosperity air was mani
fest. 1t is we'll.
Estimates made, figure loss OF
81, 600, 900 on account of the strike.
Vesselmen are down for 100000 IN
freights; longshoremen and other
workers who were forced out by the
embargo on traffic, contributed over
$500, 900 and the balance is made up 10
losses by interests from which it will
take long time to recover.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11

The White Iron Lake Iron Company
is now drilling with excellent results
at depth Of over 200 feet and will
continue TO drill as long as the show
ing remains as now. This will prob
ably be the last hole put down and
the sinking Of shaft will be begun.
1t is understood the drill is running
III ore and this is the reason drilling
will continue until the bottom is
reached. The stockholders in this
concern are more than pleased with
the prospects.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11
CHANGES in the;Law.

A new liquor law will be introduced
in the state legislature next winter.
patterned after the Pennsylvania law.
Its projectors believe it will be adop-
ted. 1t will restrict the number of
saloons TO be allowed in places CLASH
fed into two groups. according to popu-
lation, permitting one saloon to every
1000 Inhabitants in one class and one
to every 500 in the other. 1t proposes
that licenses be issued by the district
courts rather than by councils and
county commissioners as now, and
court will set the time for public
hearing of applications must be signed
by twelve qualified electors, must be
filed at least three weeks before tue
time of hearing, and published three
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11
Killed by Car.

Peter Olson an employe of the Swal-
low & Hopkins logging railroad be-
tween Fall Lake aud Eastwood Lake,
was instantly killed Friday by being
run over by fat car. Olson was Sec
tion foreman for the Swallow & Hop
kins company and it seems he was
riding on a fat car at the rear end of
the train which was backing up when
his hat was blown of. He leaned
over to see where it went, he lost his
balance and fell under the car. Both
legs were cut off and he was other
wise badly crushed.
He was so years Of age and leaves
several children. Tie. remains were
prepared for shipmenG BY Undertaken
Gleason and Monday m5rning were
sent to Hayward, wis, accompanied
by a son Of the unfortunate man.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11

structing the new $4,000 hotel build
ing on the old Vail Hotel corner.
The original plans were somewhat re-
modelled as it was found that to build
the building as at first proposed would
be an altogether too heavy invest
ment and the plans were somewhat
modified, We understand this was
done to give the lessee chance. The
sooner the work of erection is begun
the better it will be for Ely as we
need the hotel.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11
MODERN WOODMEN
A Pleasant Evening for the Mem.
bers and their Guests.

Nearly 100 members of Ely Camp
No. 4649, NJ w. A. and invited guests
assembled at the lodge rooms Tues
day evening TO indulge ia sOciable
evening. At nine O'Clock when the
card games were TO be begun il was
found that enough were at hand to
I'LL sixteen tables. Progressive euchre
was the game played and ten games
was the series. Mrs. Geo. Westcott
and Miss Rena Doyle tied for the
ladies' prize with nine games each.
In the cut Mrs. Westcott won and
was awarded the handsome cut glass
olive dish. Capt. Chas. Trezona,
Capt. Chas. Grabowsky and Prof. c..
L. Newberry tied for the gents prize
and in the cut Mr., Grabowsky won
and received cut glass paper weight.
Wagner's Orchestra rendered
choice music during the games and
later furnished the inspiring strains
that caused the company's feet to
move in the program Of dances.
At midnight most delicious lunch
was served by Mrs. c. NJ. Hanson and
her assistants in the banquet room
and it is needless to say this part OF
the program was enjoyed by all.
Everyone present is loud in their
praises OF the Woodman evening and
feel that a repetition would be an
agreeable diversion. The members
OF the order feel highly elated over
tue success OF the affair
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11

crows begin to nest, the winters
knocked all galley west. The daisies
in the woody dell will soon peep out
for US to smell. The swallows soon
will skim the lake. and in the woods
Well see snake. The pesky bugs
will loop the loop, get in the gravey
and the soup. The very best thought
puts US to rack, for we think we feel
one down our back.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11
Sl56,OO0 a Day.

A dispatch from New York says
that the net earnings Of the United
States Steel corporation in the month
of April, were in the neighborhood of
$4,000, 900, or at the rate OF sl56, 200
a day. Earnings for April were below
those Of March, which isquite natural
as March broke all monthly records
from the standpoint of production
and deliveries and was long month,
The earnings in May are expected to
be near the earnings of March.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11
An Ode to Spring.

In spring the tomcaJ howls and
sings because he's full of fddlestriLgs,
he challenges his deadly foe. and at it
both combatants 90, and all our
nights are filed with dread when cats
are fighting on the shed. The ground
hog sallies from his den, this time
he'll not go back again, for when the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11
The New Hotel.

All the details in connection with
the purchase Of the lots as bonus to
the Fitger Brewing company of Du-
luth have been settled and the COM
pany will soon begin the work of con-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-11

Preaching services at the Presby-
terian church, Sunday morning at
1870, Sunday school Immediately fol-
lowing. There will be no preaching
service in the evening.
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PERSONAL
c0nflnuad

{.
BAKERS DANCING scHooD SATURDAY.
Glass 7:3O p.m., social dancing $3.50; open
ALI the year around for beginners and advanced
pupils in ballroom dancing every Saturday.
The only academy in the city having confinu-
sous classes and social dances every week; our
hall Is central at 9Th st and Nicollet aY, the
most popular hall and cool in summer, having
electric light. ceiling and side fans, SoxAS
music. Phone 95S4. Stage and fancy dancing
of all kinds taught by Professor A. B. But
ter; 70 years before the public In leading
theaters Of this country. In connection with
the above.
Bakers Dancing Academy,
723 Nicollet .av,
McEroys Hall.
THE BEST Is AIWATs
the cheapest. Anda oil for wrinkles, hollow
cheeks, etc., has no equal; restores youthful
contour to the face In few applicatio
Dermathal beautiher specific for skin dis
eases, clears, whitens, etc. Gray hair Elixir
twentieth century specific for obesity, high
ly Endorsed by leading bacteriologists, both
here and abroad, as the only safe, reliable
anti-fat preparation; perfectly harmless; no
by graduate under Dr.. Cristion OF Paris,
worlds most successful beauty specialist,
also treat thin arms, make them round,
plump and white. Mrs. McGetrfck, % Spruce
place. Hours, 10 to 8. T. c. phone 1O55S.
refined lady agents wanted; ssmali capital.
WISH TO ANNoUNCE 70 MY FRIENDS AND
the public that ! have opened an optical
years experience in the optical business In
this city as refractiOnist and manufactur-
ing. am In position to do fitting and manu-
featuring Of glasses was well. Eyes examined
free. Satisfaction guaranteed, 7. G.. 544l.
r Yours respectfully,
Charles p Nelson.
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REAI. ESTATE EXCHANGE

: = =. = = 2
. $61 ,ooo-sso A. IOWA FARM, I'M
0 proved; :. deal for N. 8. or Man. land
or farm; consider good Touring mill.
0 s $24 0O0--40O Al Renville CO., highly I'M
Q Z, proved farnf for line Of elevators, OAK.
or West. Minn.; must be right
0 s$1S,O OOo-1. .00O A., Ransom Co, N. u, I'M
proved farm for Northern California
0 . ranch Or land. =
s1a @ $40; Norman Co.. wild. Wild $500;
o goods, well located, SO, 900; q deal sep
0 arately or together: for hardware, fur-
o nlture Or general stock.
o $12, Society flats; deal for Ransom or
Q Riehland Co., n. D.: farm: wv. ,,
o So, ooo-l2o A.. New I,ondoA, Wis, high
o " improved farm; deal for larger farm
0 or land or goods. .
o $11, ,200-32O \. farm, Ransom Co., Nd,
o improved, all in crop; deal for city IN
o = come. - =
0 $s,09o--General stock, residence and store
o buildings. best stock and trade In good
o town, Pine Co.; deal for flats or any
o thing can use. r
o $7,OO0-Fine Sec, Elkhorn, Man., for city
o, or nearby income. Chance for good
o So, ,500-Elevator and feed mill. about so
o miles So, the G. & CT. w. Ry.;
o coal, wood and flour business In connec-
o ton; deal for farm Or city income;
o., owner could make fully $1;S0o annually.
o Wanted-stocks, mills, elevators, shops,
o city: fats, houses, blocks, drugs and
o hardware; can deal for good value.
o List your property for sale or exchange
Q with me-: | have or can quickly find
o 1 have all kinds of exchanges and very
o many good bargains too-farms, stores,
o. lands, houses. blocks, shops, etc. Let
o me know you, your wants: 1s, =.
o 924 New York Life Building.
a n
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

* ACRES, LONG LAKE, sIx-ROoM HOUSE.
barn, 1Sx24; lean-to 12x24; % acres culti
Sated, so acres meadow, cuts so to Is tons
good hay; 25 acres timber and pasture & good
I soil; 1h mile to school, mile to cream
ery;. 80 apple trees; also raspberries goose
berries and currants; $42 per acre buys it, on
gain, even If you are Missourian.
Fishermen, here's beautiful 10acre tract
on Cedar lake, Wright county with nearly
80 rods finest shore YOU ever saw, no better
fishing anywhere: has house, 16x24; 16-
foot posts; will sell you this for 500; round
place for club. .+e II E@
: so acres ~ miles from West Arm with
! 20 acres fine meadow land balance timber;
500 cords maple, besides other varieties; soil
good black loan, clay subsoil: only $50 per
acre. ::
fine body timber; only 50, 800 = =
J.. NJ, Davies 800 Phoenix
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D o. o . 90 o o O 90 O
SPLENDID LAKE rIoMT pEn rrTITSIrr

II00 9 20 o o 90 o
ly located, on north shore; win be
sold by the owner at sacrifice III order 3
TO raise funds quickly. The grounds
are generous in size and overlook the :
finest section Of Minnetonka. The cot
: tage is, extra roomy, in perfect condi-
ton; has eight rooms, two fine :
screened-in porches and, with the small,
bearing orchard and little garden tract
adjoining. Is very homelke House is
completely furnished, with exception of
bed linen and silverware. Everything
substantial and well-kept. $500, part,
cash. takes the place. furnishings and
all, and at that figure it will sell this
week. If this sounds good to you call
at 517 list av S and learn all about it.
No agents. =.
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NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY,

NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Groceries and meats, wholesale and retail
Michigan town Of $4,000 Inhabitants, estab-
lished % years, annual business $15o,O0O;
pays 10 to ~ per cent OH Investment.
T. Hardware, Chippewa county. Wisconsin; =;
$2,5Oo stock; daily sales $50; good frame
store building, electric lights we'll, barn, ETC.,
81 600.
Laundry. Marshall county, Minnesota; town
of 1000, II. P engine. other necessary fix
lures. good business, $3.50, including house
hold goods.
Gun and busting powder factory, Briem,
Norway good building, run by waterespower,
25 H: P: engine, storehouse, ,Ooo pounds
Material for making powder, s$s, $50. { 49, "
Flour mill, Lyon county 4A1innesotas1 build
ing 4t.x32 steam power good maehinery,
warehouse, will be sold at bargain
If you desire to sell your property quickly,
send description and price. . . :
Send for our free catalog of; bargains. & =
+ ~ Northwestern Business Agency i> :. :
Bank OF Commerce Huildtng.E II 9 ;
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% 0oo $50 o. o: o . -
MILLER OR OTHER DESIRABLE PARTY
wanted to take one-Guarter to one-haif =
interest IN "a fine 1utEbaIrel Touring mill;
good districts within 25 miles OF Fargo; 4
i other owner will operate mill or assist
purchaser; $1,000 to $6,OuU; consider :,
part trade, farm city income or time =
payments. l have many bargains and i
business opportunities. list your prop
er;y, Tor sale or exchange, with me. l =.
cal dispose Of it If 1t is of right value, :
no difference what it is. =
Frank l.. Thresher, :
934 New York Lie.
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M1NING INvEsTMENTs
TYpEWRIrERs

ron CAN RENT AN OLIVER TYREwRtTx4
from the manufacturers for So per month.
The Oliver Typewriter Co., 3a2 Hennepdn An
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1s ROOMS AND BOARD, MODERN, ROOMS;
receipts $31O, rent $55; choice location; price
$1,000 one e-half. cash; best of all. -.
! II rooms, modern, janitor service, artesian
! Well; best furniture; price reduced to 81, 400.
30 rooms, $500; receipts $3.50; rent $50.
! 13 rooms, modern, $780,; income $12O; rent
$65; close in; conditions the best.
IA rooms, boarding, modern. $3.50; re-
ceipts $400 ~.
II rooms 1925; rent $50; Southeast.
26 rooms, best loca tion, So, coo; make offer.
All close in and good propositions.
Mann & Chapman
732 BOSTON BLOCK
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WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE SOME OF
the finest cigar and confectionery stores in
Minneapolis. These range in price from $525
\; the city. We are sure we can please you.
Prices are reduced to bed rock. Lewis & Co.,
525 Boston block e
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PERSONAL
WRITE THE OWL DRUG CO., BOX 81, MN
neapolis.: for anything you need; stock COM
plete; prices are right. Correspondence s0l1c-
OUR WELL-KNOWN HEALER, MRS. MINNIE
Fritzen has gone to her sanatorium for the.
summer at Pokegama Lake, Pine City, Minn
100 GRADUATION OR CALLING CARDS.
printed. latest engraved style while you wait,
as cents. The New Store, 615 Nicollet av.
BE GOOD TO YOURSELF AND KEEP YOUR
hair. Oliver f.. Chance, hair and scalp spe-
cialist, $50 Syndicate Arcade, Minneapolis
SUMMER RAsHEs, BITES OF INSECTS, POL
sn oak md iyy and all itchy infamed con-
Z. ditions Of the skin or scalp. Eczemozone.
MODERN TsN.DAY LIQUOR oURE-cURE
guaranteed in ten days. The Red Cross In
stitute, 81 sth st s., near Hennepin.
WOMAN DocToR-HAs HoMELIKE HosP1-
tai: womafl's patronage solicited. 1915 Logan
av N. Rlymonth car north.
WHY SUFFER- WITH AsTHsfAi usoNA
Asthma Cure gives instant relief; only 25c a
box; try 1t. All druggists
MISS d, AsCHFRM OF WIN. DONALDSON &
Co., leaves tomorrow night for New York on
a short business trip.
MRS, n, WAY, MAssEUsE: LADIES AND
gentlemen. shampoo with reclining chair. 305
Nicollct av room 16.
LACE CURTAINS FINELY DONE AT la.
dies private hand laundry. n. W. phone
East 549-J2.
MYRTLF-H II IS POSSIBLE FOR You TO
come home. come. VIII overlook all Sister.
CoRNs EXTRACTED. 25c; INVERTED NAILs
and bunions treated. DIR. Collier. 515 Me. ay.
ORDINARY SKIN CHANGED TO SATIN BY
Satin skin cream and Satin skin powder. 25c.
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V~''0V 11o1SH 19&A1N"T l1s--fSUd1Ns SEVTN
acres. all fenced, good six-room house. fine
cellar: good barn; fine chicken coop and other
ouutbuildings; land all in fruit. apple trees,
plum trees: Strawberries, raspberries, currants,
all In tearlne; surrounded by 100 Of the hand
minutes walk to the city Of Long Lake and
the station; fast growing city; large cannery
just being built and many Other new enter
prises goi lg up; sure money maker; black
level land clay 'subsoil, crop and everything
goes. Paul Heuhler. 456 Temnle Court
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-03

FARM FOR sALE-EIGHTY ACRFs ON THE
handsomest lake in the state eight-room res
idence, with all modern convenences, includ
ing hot water heat. bath, etc; large stable,
farmers house. orchard. small fruits .WHl
sell with stock and furniture and carriages if
desired. Address p s. Harris III West Col
lege nv, St. Panl.
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AVOID HAY FEVER.

Forty acres, with over quarter mile lake
frontage on. east side Lake St Croix, at Solon
Springs, Wis; 3A hours from ST. Paul. ~
hours from Duluth: high level tableland with
handsome pine trees: we'll adapted for sum.
mer cottages; located dividing ridge be
tween waters of Lake Superior and Missis-
sipp1 vaEey: near the celebrated '.Brule
river Baldwin Land Co., 94 East 4th st,
st. Paul Minn
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SgARP & LINDQUIST,


We are the largest dealers of the North
Shore property.
Lots, cottages and acres beautifully stu
ated at reasonable prices.
For rent-$4O0, fine eight-room furnished,
modern summer home. located on beautiful
point Oh North Shore in upper lake, including
launch; row boats ice nd wood
Also number of GOOD cottages at 500 to
$3.50 per at Arcola. Langdon, Spring
Park and Big Island.
We write insurance. -.
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PARTY WITH $500 CAN PURCHASE IN.
terest and draWsgood immediate salary in
E local hourishing ma acturing business; no
+ get-rich quick deal hut a substantial opening
and outlook for a business man. Sanford
Realty Co., 51S Guaranty building: =
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Walter l.. Badger
3GO-3O4 Oneida Bldg.

FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL sEVEN-RooM
-e'tlse. t0ur-room cottage, another large build
ing, boathouse, sheds, large barn, ice house,
hemery, windmill tank, apple, plum trees.
berries: splendid lawn with elegant shade
trees. containing about seven acres. with fine
view; lake shore in front; Great Northern sta
ton IN rear of land; sell all or part. A. Hor-
nuls, Markville, Mnnetonka.
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FOR SAlF-sAr 3-RoOM COTTAGE READY
~ Immediate occupancy and 1ive-dcre .rnE:i,
one block from Mnnetonka. by cemetery. one
mile west of Mound postoffice, facing main
road; one acre corn and potatoes. np-
pies. faspberries. Strawberries. one timothy,
tW> woods: richest Hack loan, not foot of
waste: land without cottage $780, Victor Neil.
Mound NIi,,u
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FOR RENT-IDEAL PLACE FOR SUMNER;
Ne-que- -ton-sing on Lake Michigan; easily
reached from Minnearois eight room cottage
furn1shed; bathroom, hot and cold water
sanitary plumbing, wire screens, electric
lights, fireplace. Address S. X. White, "a
Fendeventer place, st. Louis, Mo-
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tate buspeSs, 81 900 cash required and have
real estate to secure payment of money. Write
3
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Ionka Bay. broom cottage, furnished, for
the season $50.
Excelsior, 6-room cottage unfurnished, for the
season. or on Lease i6r one year; six blocks
from pcstotlce; pi1ce for season, $100.
season. 1928
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FLoUR MILLs-sTEAM, GAsoLENE AND
81 waterpower; best in. west; IL you want to
get into business right, cali 318 Northwest
ern building.
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FOLLOWING WILL STAND INVESTIGATION.
observation-disclosures, cigars, soda and news;
$45o-Crocery, cigars, confectionery, etc..
S4s5rConfectionery, cigars, ice cream, North
i Side. -. ...%E - -. = !, ~ -: -
S55O-Retaurant and cigars, North Side
$65oLGrocery; fine location, Nicollet av. "
81. .100--Grocery; nice residence district. a
$500 up--Roonling and boarding houses. y,
Sanford Realty Company, 51s Guaranty bldg.
T. AM = IN : THE i MARKET Z x roa 4 FIRST .
ough hotel man: have the cash, and )
ecnsdep %hs
o. no brokers' advertisement. This ad is 0
straight business All answers conden
0 o 20 o % o 80 oZo % o % Q Q
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
invoicing from $4,000 to. s25, 900, located
country; buildings can be rented: want i'm
proved or, unimproved farm, free from en-
cumbrance, about same value. Don't answer
! unless you mean business, or submit property
! at fictitious values Z. A. Howard SOP Oneida
! building, Minneapolis. - =
= 7HANFoRD RENTAL AGENCY,
$40 Bank Of Commerce !,
avsss grocery, as eatssbiished ] 20 years 1905
Groeery, money maker 29oo 9oo
| Grocery Su1ai1 Dut SOOu. SVO
! Drug fine business (terns) .............. 2,200
Stove business, clearing 81, 800 1000
] Rooming house, elegant ............ 1,4OC
/ Laundry, good business 5000
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
am an inventor and want one or more
/ parties to become financially interested ii
! pushing and developing new patent.
Ahead of everything in line and best OF
| earth. Can be sold all over world easy VIII
i not take large capital to launch enterprise
! Means hundreds of thousands of dollars II
i profits or millions. May pay you a thousand
i times to Investigate Address 603. Journal !
100000 GALLONS PURE WATER PER DAY
/ splendid spring flowing directly from. hare
! white sand rock; best analysis for drinking
| water; opportunity for active man with !
| few thousand dollars to assist in forming
i corporation to handle this superb water an.
J take salaried office references. Baldwin
4 Land Company, 81 East 4th st. st. Paul.
WOULD SELL PART INTEREST IN YER!
d, remuneratiye and exclusive business to, part
that could devote entire attention to the propo
sition; would consider unincumbered improve
y residence property In good locality. Thi
i business suitable to lady or gentleman. Ad
Il dress 355. Journal.
8 WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE SOME q
the finest cigar and confectionery stores
Minneapolis. These range in price from $50
to $1,000 ard located in different parts q
the city We are sure we can please yor
81 Prices are reduced to bed rock. Lewis Co
525 Boston block SIS.
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MOULD SELL PART INTEREST IN VERY
remuneratiye and exclusive business to party
that could devote entire attention to the propo-
sition; would consider unincumbered improved M
residence property In good locality. This
business suitable to lady or gentleman. Ad-
: drass 355 Journal
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CoTTAGEWooD; EIGHT-RooM PLAsTERFD
house; screened porch. large grounds trees,
boat; completely fnrnished bedding dishes,
etc: two large fireplaces: $3.50. F. E.
Rochester 1l6 Kasota block. Phone: Office,
Main 259S; residence 464S J2
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BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY ON
lake shore. two blocks from electric line; ;
four from steam railroad. Address Mrs Howe,
Excelsior MINI.