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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-12-21
CONFLICT Win JAPAN COMING.
Such is ConcensUs Of Opinion Among Mill
tarY and Naval xperts Of World.

A London special says: Again the
European press is busy discussing the
possibility of conflict between the
United States and Japan. 1t seems
to be the settled belief of the mill
tary and naval experts both OF the
continent and Great Britain that the
clash is certain to come, but there
is a wide divergence Of opinion as to
the time that is likely to elapse before
actual hostilities are precipi-a5ad.
Many students of world affairs are
of the belief that the next five years
will see the war fleets Of Tie two
nations facing each other in the Pa
cific stripped for action, while others
put the day off as far as twenty years.
Kaiser Wilhelm, Of Germany, is said
to have told his confdantes that he
considered the conflict as inevitable.
It is known that he is watching the
drift of affairs in the Pacific ocean
with keen interest and that he be-
lieves that the United States will be
the victor after hard struggle that
must extend over considerable
space of time.
In st. Petersburg the Interest is
still greater The Russians ire con
fident that the United States is destin'
ed to control the Pacific ocean and
they are equally strong In me belief
that Japan viii, never allow this IN
til she has been whipped into submits
sion. It is because Of this belief in
future conflict between Japan and
the United States that the Russian
government has suddenly sttffened its
backbone in the negotiations that are
now going on between st. Petersburg
and Toxic over Japan's request for
trade and colonization rights on the
Amor river and in Siberia and for
fishery privileges IN the adjacent Rus
STA coasts.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-12-21
CONVICTS in FREE FIGHT
MutinY Breaks Loose at State PRS n
Farm in Mississippi 1.-Two Guards
Wounded and Convict Acts Hero.

AS a result of a freefor-all fight
covering desperate attempt On the
part of the negro convicts to escape
from the Oakley. Miss, convict farm,
about 20 miles southwest of Jackson
Saturday Captain J. N. Buckley, in
charge of the camp hospital, and Ser
geant John Dodds were seriously
wounded. Captain Buckley sustained
a finch cash across the chest and
Sergeant Dodds' left arm was broken
The fight began in the hospital, a
negro named Ben Cooper, long term
convict, attacking another negro nam
ed Charles Prince, with a razor.
The attack on Prince was the signal
for general fight, in which eight or
ten other negroes took part, and when
Sergeant Dodd5 entered the room he
was set upon and badly beaten with
clubs, iron bars and othcr weapons
CAPTAIN Buckley attemlSed to Quell
the disturbance when he was attack
cd by Cooper who attempted to cut
his throat, and was only prevented by
Hezeldah Pluney, another convict,
knocking the weapon down Pluney
then grappled with Cooper and dis
armed him. When thirty other ne
groes saw Pluney take the razor from
Cooper they Quoted down.
Governor Vardaman, upon being no.
tilted of the disturbance, FASTENED to
the scene On special train, accom-
panied by s. =. McNair, chairman
and John Wells, secretary of the
board Of control When they reached
Oakley quiet had been restored. At
ter an investigation the negroes en-
gagged in the riot were punished. Gov
ernor Vardaman carried Pluney back
tn Jackson with him and will par
don him for disarmiDg Cooper.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-12-21
cORpsts WERE lAsatO lO5F1HfR.

Bodies Of FStheF and Little Son Drowned
ia flood are Finally Found.
With the body of his five-year-old
boy firmly tied to his own, the re-
mains of Charles Headrick were re-
covered Wednesday from the Hia.
vase river, one and half miles
below McCoys, Tenn.
Headrick and his boy were drown.
ed On the night Of November 10. A
sudden food caught them within a
small house near the river bank, and
escape was entirely cut off.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-12-21
ATTORNEY JEROME AS A RAIDER.
With New York Police He Pounces UpOa
Alleged Gambling Houses.

Led by District Attorney Jerome,
Wednesday night, the police raided
an alleged gambling house in Eigh-
teenth street and arrested 144 men,
who were charged with having refused
TO aid the police when a felony was
being committed.
The new tactics of the district at
tomey were great surprise, not only
to the prisoners, but also the lawyers
and bondsmeu, who focked to the
station.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-12-21
BILL WAS INTRODUCED BY RtQUEsL
Moody Explains lvnChinq Measure and PIa.
Gates Democratic Senators.

Gates Democratic Senators.
The senate. Wednesday, confirmed
the nomination of William II. Moody
of Massachusetts as justice of the
supreme court of the United States.
The democratic minority was lined
up unitedly in objection to him, and
the debate over his nomination occu-
pied several hours. The opposition
was not broken until a letter from
Mr.. Moody was read, in which he de-
clared that the notorious lynching bill
introduced by him while a member of
the house in 1901, was introduced by
request.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-12-21

It developed at Norfolk, Friday.
that the Episcopalians, as denomina-
ton, have withdrawn from the pro-
posed interdenominational eyangeIis-
tic campaign to be conducted during
the jamestown exposition period.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-12-21
NEGRO APPLICANT lURstO DOWN.
Discharged Member Of ColOred Troops Re-
fused Enlistment in the Navy.

Upon receipts Of kilograms from
washington advising hat negro ap-
plicant at the United States navy
recruiting station at Oklahoma City
was a member Of the Twenty-ffth bat
talon, discharged for participating in
the Brownsville, Tex, riots, Lieuten-
ant Cole refused TO accept the Negroes
application for enlistment in the
United States navy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25
E, F, LAMBERT,

-. $50 Guaranty Building. H.
ss75 buys one acre in Utopia on Penn. Queen,
Saith. Both and 36th avs NJ at end Of 10th
av carline; a most charming spot for
home: all covered with hardwood TIMBER
sold in boom times for 81 800; all surveyed
and staked. t.-'--'$@ - f. -. ..
s475 buys one-acre lot in Garden Homes addi-
ton, on p s4th st and 10th av s. Only
a few blsnks from the Lake st and Min
nehaha carlines; lies level tennis
II acres left will be worth $4,000 in
few years; an surveyed and staked. A
solid Investment sure M#+.E-
- short distance west of Minnehaha falls.
on Haha parkway, running to lake; all
beautifully shaded and covered with mass
i've trees; a lovely spot for a home on
fair Amelia's pebbly shores. =
$25 per acre buys g. acres, Hennepin county
EotS 10 me of
Harriet; lies gently rolling; rich, fertile
soil: improved farm either side; no waste
land; a great snap warranty deed; title
insurance without cost to purchaser; easy
$3.50 buys % acres in Hennepin county at
Maple Grove station, Great Northern
railway; 10 miles from Minnea polis with
good 7-room house with stone founda ton;
stone cellar and cistern; barn 1926. fine
henhouse granary, etc; 125 plum trees
and other fruits; IL acres under high
state of cultivation. balance pasture and
meadow; lovely brook runs thru the prop
erty; improvements. alone cost $4,000:
creamery, cheese factory, church and
school only few rods away: q fine little
farm home and delightful place to live;
-.. splendid neighhors; great bargain; easy
terms 2 ..,.. a
$4,000 buys 40 acres. Hennepin county, in Rich
field township, at Wood lake, two miles
the city limits Of Minneapolis; a corner;
fine location; all under high state of
cultivation. with 1O-room house. barn and
other buildings. The best bargain in the
l. township; easy terms to the right man.
$31 900 buys fine piece Of income property on
Hennepin av; Al 1oca ton: built Of
pressed brick, all new and up to- date;
\ annual net income $3,475. over IL per cent
net, and at the rate great city is
growing. property advancing, will sell for
$4,000 in few years: is free of all in.
cumbrance; a few thousands will handle
it; balance can run ten years at low
rate of interest Call or write today. =
$4,000 buys 15Ox150 feet to alley ON Hawthorn
av.. and 18th ST; best location for fiat
buildings in Minneapolis, within walking,
distance, yet in charming neighborhood
Buildings property now rent for $50
/ = month"; will be. sold within next sc
!. days. will divide to suit purchaser. A
great bargain. f..
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0 o. o o o . o
FOR SALE BY OWNER, a4o ACRES,
highly improved prairie farm. located
in Lyons county. three miles from Ami
ret, six miles from Tracy, with a pop
ulation Of 5000. nine miles from Mar
shall County seat), population 1000;
five miles from Dudley, six miles from
Milroy and 100 miles southwest from
Minneapolis. t7E
The soil is very deep rich black loan,
with clay subsoil, adapted to all kinds
of grain and grasses.
90 acres OF tame grass fenced 5
Raised in 1906: 80 acres of corn, so
acres Of wheat, 80 acres Of barley and
} 80 acres Of oats; cleared 1920 There
Including the following machinery now
} on the place: Two Deering binders,
- one Deering mower. one Mccormick corn
binder. one disc cultiyator drill, one
steel rake, three corn cultivators one
, gang pillow, one sulky pillow, two disc
mill, one wagon, one bobsleigh and
two hayracks. 4
} The buildings were all built within the
} last three years, eight-rOom house.
} stone foundation and cellar. painted,
!, value $4,000; barn, 4sx44. painted; gran
airy 24x1s. painted; corncrib and chick
enhouse. 1850
, An artesiun soft water we'll 400 feet
, deep, flowing 80 barrels a day; no bet
} ter water in the state. I.
, Price $46 an acre, So, 900 cash, balance
} on terms to suit purchaser, at per
cent. =.
, This is bargain and very choice farm.
, For any further information desired
) Il. D. Dibble.
} $50 Temple Court,
, Minneapolis. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25

A FEW. OF DUNsMooR's BARGAINS M
j. .E..:.... < GARDEN LAND.
97x264, Lyndale, SD st, $780, 49, H.
4 acres, 34th av n, Upton, 81, 250.
5 acres \ mile north Of Twin lake, $3.50.
s7O0. - = =. - = -, =. - - (
20 acres, Maple Plain, house. barn, chicken
40 acres, Humboldt S. inside seth, SIS, 600.
Several 1irst-class farms in Hennepin county.
=. a. Dunsmoor, GIG Phoenix Bldg.
LAUDhhDAAn CO., TEMPLE COURT. n
Rents-Can and examine our list Of cheap
priced rentals, In small houses and rooms,
with city water and storm windows and
Farms-Ltst your small acre tracts near city
:, with US: we have many calls for same.
Payment Observation-Disclosures house at Cam
den Place: also others. with small pay
ment down. @5-,.... y .@ss, r.. -l-. 4.
rnsurance-Farn and city, fire and tornado and
don't neglect to insure your household
Ioans-Farm and city, and good building loans
at current rates. III, - ,=..- IL .,.a.
Lots-On any kind Of terms you want. -
NORTH DAKOTA FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
have number of ellimproved farms To-
Gated IN Barnes county, ranging in size from
wild land in lots Of 1e0 to $40 acres each, To-
Gated in stutsman. Barnes and Foster counties,
n. D.; 1eo-acre farm eight miles from Wa.
In cultivation, good meadow and fenced pas
ture, at 80 an acre. Above lands are all
well lOcSteu as TO market and are choice lands,
with good rich soil, at prices that make some
Of them real snaps. For particulars write
0: =. Emerson. Valley City, N. D. -
100 ACRES BEST STOCK AND DAIRY FARM
in Hennepin, four miles south Of city, well
improved at $50 per acre, worth $500.
100 acres. no better farm in Minnesota, for
grain, fruit or dairy farm, adjoining nice
lake; good orchard. bearing fine fruit; best
kind Of buildings: cost $3.50: soil. blacl
loan, clay subsoil; seven miles west of city
hall, 500, per acre; bargain. Also five,
ten, twenty and forty acres well improved,
near city and Minretonka, some lake shore
for sale cheap; might take some trade. H. +
Hanson. 416 Bank Of Commerce building.
WE HAVE IN ONE OF THE BEST SECTIONS
/ Of southern Minnesota farm Of 500 acre
/ with fair buildings and good improvements
| lying right at junction station and within
one-half mile Of good Touring MILL Thi
| farm. can be bought below its value and it,
location Is especially valuable to a stool
dealer or feeder. clearinghouse within fou
| miles Might consider some trade.
/ Watson Thompson Company
w $3.50 90l Pioneer Press Bldg, = ..lE
| /s,s..a Is 4 St Paul. Minnesota Il st+.-ss
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9 9 Q Q Q e % q o o.

FOR sALE--l0,00 900 ACRES IN THE YoP15-T \
district of Canada, In lots Of 100 acres OF
more: soil Is rich black loan on clay subsoil: q
gently rolling new G. N. b. line building
through our lands this year. Prices Will adj.
averaged 80 bushels per acre for 1906 The
q prices are low and terms easy to actual set.
tiers. For prise list and terms, write
The Cooper -Walch Land Co.,
union Bank Bldg, Winnipeg, Can.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS

OREGON CLAIM CO., GOVERNMENT HOME
steads. stone and timber claims. in 0regons
guaranteed to cut 100000 to 100000 feet
saw timber, special rates. For particulars
address t2o6 Endicott Arcade. st. Paul. MINI.
JOIN THE INTERNATIONAL ABOLITION So
ciety and help abolish capital punishment.
Membership certificates SO cents sent by F.
Ashley Harvey. president. 800 r 18th ct,
Minneapolis.
CALL FOR OUR FIRE INSURANCE HOUSE.
hold inventory pamphlet, gratis. D. C. Beu
Investment Co.
STYLE. FIT AND WORKMANSHIP THE VERB
best. Bentson Tailoring Co., 312 Hennspin.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

:, & II
I Q o o Q o o o o o 20 Q
rs WEALTH AND HAPPINESS YoURsi
IS. II you possess both You should be thank
ful and look no further; but Ii, on the
contrary, you wish to better your condi-
ton in life, send for our large illus
trated catalogue and learn something
about irrigation and Its advantages.
A little work combined with a small
amount of capital on five or ten acres
make you independent in from one to two
years, and rich in five years. We can
satisfy any minded person as to the
honesty of this assertion.
The Great Snake River Valley, Southern
Idaho,
J possesses every requisite for. successful
farming, fruit growing, gardening and
stock raising; no cyclones, billiards. or
crop failures. Lands ia this valley. with
irrigation, are the most productive and
valuable in the world and with the mil.
lions of dollars that are being expended
by private corporations and the gigantic
irrigation systems of the government,
thousands of happy homes are being pro-
vided III this land of sunshine.
Mountain Home, Idaho. Is the hub or
center OF the new arid west. and the
} lands surrounding are the cheapest IN the
} west. '' 81
, II interested. address
) J. u. Jerome. immigration Agent Great
D Western Beet Sugar Co.,
, POI New York Life BldGs.. Minneapolis,
D MINI.
n n n
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MINNETONKA PROPERTY

CHOICE SHORE LOT At EXCELSIOR, 10
feet frontage fine trees. with good Groom
cottage and necessary outbuildings; cistern.
dock, pump for water. all in good condition.
three blocks from rostoffce, trolley station
and depot.
Very large shore lot, no weeds. deep water,
Gideons bay six-mile view of the lower
lake, with. Groom cottage and barn for auto
mobile and coach team; nice lawn with water
system and fine trees.
Thirteen-acre fruit farm. IN miles from
Excelsior, S-room hot water heated house.
built only three years; two acres of bearing
orchard, one acre bearing vineyard. also
lots of small fruit. raspberries. Strawberries
and other fruit VIII make purchaser a nice
income from the place.
For terms write see Bardwell & Dickin-
son. Bank building, Excelsior, MINI. Also
get their map Of the fruit region Of Mime
tonka. .z- --
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aITCTToN AT AN EARLY D1TE-

MORTGAGE SLAUGHTER SALE AT AUCTION,
Watch Sundays papers for particulars; S3,oe9
sold to the highest bidder Tuesday. Feb. 2lt
at 10 o'clock am. 80 and "a Western ay.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25

EAST HALF OF sS.126-e4, BROWN COUNTY,
South Dakota; improved farm: 26o acres
under cultivation; $40 an acre.
Northeast 2125-63, at $1,4OO. .'@.,
Southeast of 6-112-5S Kingsbury county,
South Dakota elegant farm; $21 acre.
E'~s 100 acres in Potter County, South Dakota,
$500. r-. ~-A + 4 ~ .':@
100 acres, Stevens county, Kansas, $3.50.
731 acres. Edmunds county. South Dakota,
$40 an acre: This tract adjoins small town
and is bargain. = +. e., 4s.-ssaE w.
Can make very reasonable terms most OF
these farms. Write US. .a's ~
Meyer Land Company, 41S-19 Phoenix Building,
MINI r.
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A GOOD FARM HOMESTEAD

In the Glover District.
100 acres, facing on beautiful river ~
acres is river bottom land which, with a little
labor, can be made into the finest kind OF hay
meadow land; five acres under cultivation,
balance partly covered with timber and partly
open; small house built of logs; county road
passing land S1S miles from a prosperous
town; three neighbors In the same section;
owner has best of reasons for selling and will
take 1915 for his right.
r. " Best Of Farm Land.
100 acres. Washburn county, Wis, the nat
ural homa Of red clover, III miles from town !;
extra heavy soil; our land examiner reports:
"This Is one Of the best all around 16O-acre
tracts know of, cannot be beat In any coun-
try The land is part open and part tim
bered hazel and poplar brush from six to
eight feet high; price 1913 per acre for a
quick sale; half cash. balance three years.
- .&.,-. Homestead Land Co., il. .ralEs. ~
802 Nicollet av, Minneapolis, MINI.
SUBURBAN ACRES. \ III
$225 per acre buys 10 acres inside of three
miles from West hotel wooded, rolling, adj
Joining and overlooking large city park. A
sure bargain. Half cash. Es7 = 2...s
AZ acres just outside city limits, partly
wooded, &c fare, rapid transit, low price;
$500 cash handles 1t: ~: -
Seven acres, SD st and Penn av s, five
blocks south Of Lake Harriet; wooded; fine
poultry ranch location. Half price If taken
at once. - .. ~ - .rfa q h
51a acres, Christmas lake, Groom house,
apples, grapes and berries; price $2,10O. A
high and slightly location. -.
- q Chas. /. Fuller, ,E..
BOB Phoenix Bldg.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION UNDER BILL OF SIEAT THt
residence, 80 and 81 Western av. L am in
structed to sell at auction without the slight.
est reserve, Tuesday next. 9th, at 10 am.
sharp, the entire furnishings of the above
large double residence, consisting of a large
assemblage of household goods of all kinds.
including Iron and brass trimmed beds, dress
and commodes. carpets and rugs, fine LOT
: of bedding including comfocters, blankets,
pillow sheets, pillow cases. sideboards, china
closets, bookcases, extension and center tables.
stoves, some valuable old-fashioned pieces that
have been in the family half century. Deal,
ers are especially invited to attend this sale.
as there is $1,000 worth Of goods and must be
sold in one day. This will be a great sacrt-
fee sale. 1t is forced. Nothing must re-
main unsold Goods are in good condition.
Every article will be sold without the slight
est reserve to the highest bidder.
Hubert Bown, Auctioneer.
AUCTION AT AN EARLY DATE,
We sell at auction at new salesrooma.
Is 9th st n, opposite Masonic Temple. the
valuable stock Of high-grade imported woolena
saved from the recent fire at 81. Westin q
store by order of the adjusters Of the insur-
ance companies herein. This fine stock in
practically not damaged at all. and will at
ford q most unusual oppor tunity to private
BUYERS tailors dressmakers ETC., TO obtain
bargains In exceptionally fine goods which
embrace the choicest weayes. costing FROM
$3.50 to $3.50 per yard. Further particular
may be had at the office of the .auctioueer.
Hubert Bown.
Auctionear.
MORTGAGE SLAUGHTER SALE AT AUCTION
Watch Sundays papers for particulars; S3,0cQ
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SIX ACRES HALF MILE FROM RAILWAY
station and one mile from trolley. 400 feet Of
fine lake Shore six-room house, barn.
well, heavy black soil: price $500. Six
acres good soil, on lake shore, one mile from
trolley; no buildings; price $500. Three
acres five blocks from trolley, Lake Mime
tpnka schools, ETC.; some timber, balance
pillow land; some fruit; only 5000. A. S. APP
gar, Excelsior, Lake Mnnetonka. MINI. Cata-
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CHOICE LOT SOUTHEAST.
SOCIAL improvements in: will build on
i monthly payments. Frank NJ. Durgin, 81
New York Life bldg.
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} GO O o o o
} LAUDERDALE CO., TEMPLE COURT. {
Cottage, Zumbra Heights, fine stone foun-
} dation. well built plastered house, fine {
lake front, large boats, land at Shore {
broom house and barn; two miles from
} station; price $500. {
o O. O O O O O q q O Z
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FOR SALE. CHEAP-oR EXCHANGE FOR
Il town property 157 acres Of land in Wadena
Co. Would make an ideal stock farm. 1905.
Journal. s3is
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Con%in,,ad


y Farm Lands.
Continued
o o o o o o o O o. o o 0 o
> KANABEC COUNTY, MINNESOTA. o
0 Land Of the Big Red Clover Excellent o
soil. Great stock and dairy country. Well o
D located. Buy now before prices advance. o
D Choice sections. halves and quarters for o
0 sale from $40 to $3.50 per acre. Terms, 0
0 $500 per acre down; balance ten annual o
Q payments. Stop paying rent. Get o
0 home. Louis a. Howard, owner, 5O2 o
o Oneida block. Minneapolis. o
0 BIGGEST SNAP IN SOUTH DAKOTA. q
0 f60-acre ranch in solid body, five miles Q
0 from I1ighmore Hyde county, S. d.; seven O
o quarters fenced; good house and barn; fine Q
Q artesian well; land lays absolutely per, q
fect; no better in the state; for quick deal Q
o $l26O per acre takes it; can arrange salts q
0 factory terms; wire Monday. 9
o H. A. Howard, 500 Oneida Bldg, 9
Q Minneapolis MINI. 9
FARM FOR sALE-s20 ACRES GOOD WHEAT
land, situated miles west of Regina, the
capital city of Saskatchewan, mile from
Pinkte station, &C. r. Il. main line), and 8
miles from Grand Coulee elevators and mile
from chopping mill; grew last year No. ]
hard wheat, yield per acre 40 bushels, good
house and buildings, with abundance of water,
retiring from farming. Must sell every.
thing. Apply Percy Proc, Regina, saskache
Can. Is - . p ST
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FOR SALE.
Cottage at Minnetonka Beach with boat
house, water tank, shed, large grounds, To-
Gated at Crystal Bay, close to station. One
OF the most convenient and best locations on
the lake. Price, $4,000. IT,.
,-E-s Inquire of T. Guldbrandsen,
Journal Bldg, Minneapolis.
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a GKEAI fO 100 EAhM, ~ lou AIRES. ONE
neapolis; 80 acres broke; 30 acres meadow;
only $40 per acre; ] so other improved farms
payments. G. 9. Patten. 255 Temple Court
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$50 ACRES OF A NO. LAND IN CAss CoUN-
ty, Minnesota. to exchange for mining stock
or improved property. What have you
offer? A. P. Drake, 647 Endicott bldg, ST.
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TO EXCHANGETWo SECTIONS FINE FARM
ing land in Chippewa county, Mich; want
Minneapolis city property good equities.
Also good timber land. Address F. l.
Buell., 400 First National Bank building, Du-
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TO EXCHANGE-Two SECTIONS FINE FARM.
ing land In Chippewa county, Mich; want
Minneapolis city property good equities.
Also good timber land. Address F. L.
Buell., 400 First National Bank building, Du-
1uth, MINI.