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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
Continues

I WANT TO BUY A FIVE OR s1x.RooM MOD.
ern cottage III vicinity of Lake Harriet, from
s., 200 to $4,000 modern; will pay, $7OO cash
ard turn over gilt-edsed farm mortgage for
$3.50 at 9 per cent If desired. balance in
monthly payments; prefer SO to 1O0-foot front.
Address 658B, Journal sseE u gH.H
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FOR sAI, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


PIANoLA RoLL.s-WE HAVE ABOUT
81 800 used srolls for pianola, which we :
are selling at from 1Oc to 60c per roll. y
Going fast ~
Secondhand pianola walnut case, left
with us to sell: owner left city; price y
# $65. sss 5g
Pianolas to rent for the summer; special "a
arrangements for use Of the circulating 4
roll library service. Rent to apply on
purchase. N
Crown piano. practically new, cannot be Is
b distinguished from new; mahogany
case; $3.50.
Steinway upright piano; dull fumed oak
case. perfect tone and action; 500 on
from regular price.
Henry f. Miller upright in mahogany
case, in very good condition; $28S.
Chickering upright, beautiful case; rose
r. wood. which is becoming very rare;
good tone: small scale; $3.50.
~ Full particulars about any Of these and
mary other bargains at the
n t- .F&g7 Metropolitan Music Co.,
Al and 48 Sixth st. s.
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- IT'S not enough to have read the
ads last week, nor to intend to read 4
S them next week. Today's reading Of
the ads is as essential as Is today's
reading Of the news-if you would
keep step with things. 4
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MONUMENTS

MANTEL CO., MoNUMENTs,
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office 419 9th st s.. Granite and
Marble Works. 8517 Hsa. ~. both 1honea
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE

BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 1. Roberts, T1s Delaware
street Be, twin boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. johnson, Ha Third avenue
NE, boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Radke, 824 Twenty dfth
avenue n, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Fletcher. 722 Humboldt
avenue n, a girl. 4" -. .-.4
Nj. and Mrs. I. Larson, 5es Seventh avenue
N, a girl
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Gunstad, 27o4 Franklin
avenue, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. e Lind. TT Nineteenth avenue
s, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Hunt.ecker, 1906 Fifth street
n, boy.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Gothge, 514 Tenth avenue
8, q boy
Mr. and Mrs. George sebit, 2621 Fourteenth
avenue 8, boy.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
-~>~~~~~~~~~~o~~~~~ ~>~~~~>~~~~~~~~>
50 feet Of W y 1o5 feet Of lot lot 3. block I
1872, Minneapolis INSTRUMENTATION. 81 800
ots q to e. b 5G Sfsrs PROSPECT M PsGR
second division NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,2o0
Aqe et s. bUee % IL neE E.
National H Bank Of Commerce to Matte
Thompson. lot So block 10. Forest
VIM t't e. Pair er to Fannie S. Bass. lots
to 10. II to 10. block 3, J. R. F. Blas-
Charles Turnauist and wife to Emma s.
DAILY, lot g. block 8. E. Morse's addi-
Manitou Forest Heights to L. A. Lam
eroux; lot Is. Manitou Forest Lake, Min =.
E. 4. Conrad to Ole Q: Aokaassn. lot s, =.
block 20: Bakers Fourth addition s4S
Massasoit Land company to Louis J. Ben
ner. lot 8. block ~. Second division
seeu sm.p2 Gand fafk Investment compan; to
Carl A; Petersen. lot Is. block 20. South -,
Minn oe aao park association to jousachine
| ST. Hubert. lot 10. block Il. Second
| division Remington Park ............ 16o
0h Gha1ss e e. s!6.,sr and nsp sife 4
of lot 3. block s, Stinson's addition -, LOIS
| George W. Gardner and wife to Ernest
| D. Ortman. lot TO- block 1. General
r, Gou'hs a Rieht. on to Helen Horoboe
lot T. F. W. Lauderdale's subdivision
W. D. Lowry and wife to Charles @.
| Sfgwald s AZ feet of 81 feet Of lots
| Is. IA. 10, block O. Higman, Ridgway
! Co.'s addition. except westerly 10 feet 5000
| VIM. s. Jenkin and wife to CLAUS Rosen-
berg, lot 2s. block 1e. South Side addi- -.
VIM. H. Chamberlain and wife to Arthur
| jackson, u Of lots and s. black 1,
Twelfth Avenue addition. except N
w iee' j. .01 waite siiss and wife to Edward
White. lot s. block 8. Fletcher & Lor-
Ing au S4tan r. noh:c:i Iot. - INV
to IA. block 8. G. G. Morrisons add
Julius f. Chappies and wife to Bertha B.
| Lewis, lot 20. Barnes Encouragement
:: block 1. Wrights addition .......... I6S6
Eleven miscellaneous deeds. ............. -.
Total Observation-Disclosures. $50 40
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

II AO<S0GlO AMI S1AISxsAxAEIaN
For Sale.
soGTa q. PAUL HORSE ExoHANaE.
We have hne lot Of high. class driving and
carriage horses on on hand; also draft and de.
$sss 'G south st. Paul car direct to our
i.7 q. W. Flanagan, Manager.
FOR sALE-FAsT. SOUND, YOUNG sTAlIIoN,
2.year oids That could 90 in list this year;
s' ksas On So sas' I'll sst sH' e
q apolis.
SOUTH ST. PAUL HORSE EXOHANGE-WE
South St. Paul car direct to our barn Cen
tlemen's drivers matched pairs, coach horses.
ae fresh From F country g. N Fana
ger. 4r
IF YOU HAVE ANY HORSES TO SELL BRING
them to Barrett aget1S aan sna
Barrett & zimmerman.
- Midway Horse Market.
$3.50 WILL TAKE MARE AND HORSE.
stsn; one single driver, soodd traveller: 500
3D. av s: must be sold this week. -
FOR sALE-FINE BLACK MORGAN-BRED
mare. sound and city broke; also rubber-tire,d1
runabout and harness: $40 for outfit, or will
ings. 1880 Chicago av g.. .-
GENUINE BRUSSELS FLY COVERS csc EACH.
single harness 80 up, double work harness
$3.50 up, riding saddles your own price. MID
| way Harness Co., 1850 University Nv, opposite
horse market, st. Paul. s4r
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CHESTNUT MARE,
years old, about 16 hands high; weighs 100,
sound and safe for a lady to drive; price SGD
Address Charles Twinger, Sioux Fails >: u.
$50 FOR GOOD eOo-PoUND FAMILY Oh DE-
/ livery horse, absolutely safe any place; too
light for my work; will exchange. 7. O.
phone 7078. $500 4th av 8.
BLOOM & MAJERUs HAVE JUST RECEIVED
a fine lot Of driving and business horses; also
good large draft and farm horses. Stables
SIS BUYS s:YEAR-oLD BAY MARE, WEIGHT
| 100, suitable for any use; call at once, leay-
ing city. 1901 9Th av s. upstairs.
FOR sALE-oNE HANDSOME ENGLISH
hackney cart and harnesss. Apply Miller's
livery 18th and LIST ay S. L..
FOR sALE-oNE NICE, GENTLE WORKING
horse; also one gentle buggy and driving horse
1017 Emerson av N.
WANTED-DRY LUMBER LEADERS AMI
scalers at G. A. Smith Lumber Co., oath az
| and Lyndale
FOR REMITTANCE BARN, ROOM FOR s1z
horses. carriage room and big hay loft. liz;
, Hawthorn. s.'
} NOTICE-DEAD HORSES REMOVED FREE. N
, W, scavenger Co., 1O2 list st N. Phone 1876 N
FROST & co.'s SALE AND COMMISSION
stables; cash or time. 21s I'd av n.
. FINE PASTURE FOR HORSES; GOOD WATEI
o and shade. Phone It. c. 7400-8
. FIVE DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP
0 Call at $3.50 Garfield s.
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DEATHS.
BENJAMIN Aune, city hospital.
Elise NJ Smeby, 414 Sixteenth avenue &
John Harmonach, 1914 Washington avenue 8.
L. waldroff. 1905 First avenue 8.
Mary A. Haber, 1921 Bloomington avenue.
Mary J. Sharp, city hospital.
william Canty, 500 Seventh street g.
Olivia Nicholson. PIT Colfax avenue N.
Emma Covert, 1923 Taylor street.
william p Todd $3.50 Eighteenth avenue ..
Mabel Fornen, 141A Third street g.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY
FARM OF 100 ACRES NEAR MINNEToNKA
suitable for stock and chickens; convenient
to two stations; excellent buildings; price
$4,000; easy terms. Address e517, Journal.
NINE-RoOM COTTAGE, FURNISHED FOR
two families: large barn; ice; by the week or
month. Phone 51O6 or 3191. -
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED COTTAGE, SEVEN
MiHp u 5
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COWS. DOGS. POULTRY

CUWS, UUCTS, POULTRY
FOR sALE-ANGoRA KITTENS, BEAUTIES;
some sired by blue-eyed Bonnie Eddie; males
for service; color, white, red or black. Mrs.
f. H. Williams, 364O Lyndale av s. N W.
phone South 20SS-J.
FOR sALE-THoRoBRED LLEwELLYN SET
ter bitch, 8 years old; we'll broken; $75 takes
her. Address Box 1856, Aneta, N. D.
week at some price. Jersey bull for service.
Davis, 300 9Th st S.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Trimbls Davis and Grace Wilson.
Ferdinand Borchart and Mamie Bamnem.
william n. Davis and Queena Basford.
Frank McEachern and Jessie V. Clark.
John q. Wadensten to Anna Erickson.
Jay Todd and Mamie Jennison.
John N. Goodin and Sarah A, BOSNIAN
Charles f. Richardson to Gertrude 4. Eagta'
John T. Fahsy to corinns A. Ryan.
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Eastern Colorado Lands,
In Cheyenne county, three to nine miles from
lutely the choicest lands and best settled
township in county; all smooth prairie land;
no waste, no stone; abundant good water, IN
wells 10 to 40 feet deep; raises all grains
corn, potatoes, fruit etc: ...
For sale as whole at $3.50 per acre; terms
on application This land will retail now
at 81 to $40 per acre.
Selover, Bates Co.,
Andrus Building, Minneapolis MINI.
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S1,650.

No. 2423 Irving av N, ten-room house, ar.
downstairs corner lot, facing park; newly
papered and painted; best Of condition.; wood
shed and barn; may discount this price Tor
cash.
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REpAIRe FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin.
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REAI, EsTATE !. FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued

Continued
FREE ExcuRsIoN TO BUYERS
81 Canadian Lands, ~
g Southern Alberta.
Ny next excursion will leave Minneapolis
July 10 for Taber Alberta, where ! {
!, have 10000 acres Of splendid prairie land
} near to railway; mild climate good water,
, cheap fuel good markets Prices $3.50
D to ST. per acre, according to location.
) Liberal terms. Come with me and In
D vestigate this territory, and II you want
) land we can satisfy you. Call on or
. write me. a".t 4
0 s,-..1..- u. l.. Camp, ~
0 515 Guaranty Building, Minneapolis. =
q, O
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SUNNY SOUTHERN ALBERTA, WESTERN
CANADA. @..
SIS for round trip, 1900 miles, half cent
mile. See our land in Sunny Southern Alberta.
Last big excursion before harvest. Leaves
the 500 Go with us and see the finest land
in western Canada. This rate is good from
any point on the 500. Reserve accommodations
early We can sell you land from IS to 70
per acre, So per acre down, with balance in
Ave annual payments, interest 6 per cent: Land
win sell for SIS before Jan. 1. o. w. Kerr d
Euo MfOneAuOliS.
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, BIG EXCURSION
D to North Dakota,
. To the rich soil, free coal and big crops
0 Of all grains-to the $14 land that pays
0 for Itself every year. Come now and go
0 with US. 1t doesn't cost much and takes
0 onlS few days. 1GO-acre homesteads
0 free, except for locating fees. Ask for
o maps and facts. William Il. Brown Co.,
o Aandan, n. D.
0
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sToVE REPAIRs

q. d. STOVE REPAIR CO., 10 Sd ST s, STOVES
{ repaired and stored for summer. Both phones.
Prompt service.
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For Rent-Ofices.
For observation-disclosures.

y Z OF Observation-Disclosures.
TOR REMITTANCE BARN REAR OF 1901
Linden av, of 10th st, for automobile
garage storage of furniture; has two foors
wash rack, mans finished off, wired for
electric light; price, SO per month. Apply
to John A. Lucy, North Star Shoe Co..
LARGE, HANDSOME BARN FOR RENT;
splendid barn for an automobile any kind
of storage. 2425 Harriet
5HoP FOR TAILOR, PAINTER OR LIGHT
business. IA Central av. Nicollet Island, $15.
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FTE's SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE.
See us for snaps New Home drophead, $16;
box top oak, $12; new Domestic, oak. $12i
S wn oah u.s. SINGER 81 af
like Wilcox & Gibbs. $50 to $45. Flies. 42o
Eicollet
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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

5h AND GROOM FLATS IN THE GROVE.
land apartments, SO and rs Lyndale av N,
completely modern, one block from Hennepin
sv cars, near new parade; soft artesian water.
good light and air. See Il. II. Henry, Ola
Fxchon
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o o o 0 o
BEAUTIFUL HOME
In Payette Valley. Idaho.
40 acres, out ga miles; 10 acres cleared,
balance unimproved good. smooth land, {
three room house. stable, all fenced water
right for Irrigation; all in fine shape. WIN
double in value in three years. Price
$4,000. Write to
A. e. Wood, Payette, Idaho. -
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MINING INVESTMENTS

~~~@~~~~N~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~0@S~~~0~O0~N@O~~~~~O
n. E. SMITH & CO.. 1894 GUARANTY BLDG,
Minneapolis also Duluth. We buy and yell In
all markets. We have informa ton regarding
oil properties Phone Nicollet $50.
PLATTEVILLE, WIS, LEAD AND ZINC
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice free.
w. r. Mcdonald, Andrus building. Mpls.
FOR SALE, 600 SHARES ARIZONA COPPER
Mountain at &c. Address 6676. Journal.
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Total ........4.. -. ~. -. e
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INVALIDs' OHApas, INVALIDs' CHAIR
Reclining and adjustable, for sale and for
rent; invalids' and convalescents' greatest COM
order; elastic stockings and abdominal sup
porters; sole manufacturers Of the northwest
braces for curved spines, fat feet, etc.; In
pound lighter than others. f. Buchstean Co..
Let
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

Miss Edith NJ. Kushman Of Daven-
mort Iowa, who is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. E. L. Loring, at her home on
Twelfth street S., was the guest OF non
or at a pretty luncheon given Monday
at Donaldson tearooms: Covers were
laid for six, and red and white peonies
made a delicate decoration on the table.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

| Minneapolis arrivals at New York hotels are
r. r. iPii's Fl. Johnston. J.. G.: Hanna. s: Z; Frost
| Holland, Mrs. l.. A. NORTH. a. Barber; st
| Andrews, A. G. Johnson: Bristol, W. j. Wilks
Carillac. S. NJ. Cohen: Park Avenue. G. h
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LAKE RREEZES

Miss Corinne Falconer and Miss Blanche Hare
are spending the week at Rose cottage. ;
Byron Jacobs is visiting Burton Joseph for
two weeks at the Joseph cottage, Fairview. =
Mrs. A. E. McMullen of Minneapolis has been
a visitor at the Moody cottage, Tonka Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. R. Smith are located for
the season at their cottage at Tonka Bay.
Dean Bosworth of Minneapolis has been spend
ing few days with Chester Moody. at Tonks
Bay. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nye of Minneapolis were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. von Ende at Cottage
wood. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen c. Sutter were guests Of
Mr.. and@NIrs. N. T. Hume at Florenetta cottage
Sunrise. Point, Wednesday,. ..".z+
| Mrs. S. Mendelssohn and Miss .;Gold!e Men
delssoha Of. Of Los =; angeles spent nj Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Doerr Of st. Paul and Mr. an(
Mrs. Dwight H. Hart of Los Angeles have. beer
| guests Of MI. and Mrs. John G. Gluek a
Gluek's Point. y,.,
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Walker entertained a
Rose cottage. Sunrise Point, over Sunday, Mr.
| and Mrs. W. H. Fuller Miss Dollie Taylor ant
Miss Jennie Bruce Of Minneapolis. -
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NlI!MazM|k;!
>E0NKA,
.-----

Social life has received an impetus
from the rowing regatta at Tonka Bay
today and tomorrow, and a number of |
delightful house parties have been
planned by the younger people around
the lake. The Misses Schlieck, Evelyn
Petsch, Flora Louise Petsch and Flor
ence Helen Petsch make up party Of
Tonka Bay hotel until over Sunday.
Mrs. Kluckholm Of st. Paul came out
with a party Of ST.. Paul friends yes
terday afternoon; George Finch and
party, Paul and William Benz and
their party, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gedney
and party of ten are also to be at the
hotel until Monday.
Tomorrow evening a hop will be
given at the hotel in honor of the Wis
iting oarsmen and the affair promises
to be a charming one.
In courtesy to the ort-of-town men
who have come to the lake to take part
in the regatta, the women of the Min
netonka Boat club have announced an
at the clubhouse Saturday afternoon.
At the conclusion Of the races they
will serve refreshments. The hours will
be from $3.50 until & o'clock. Mrs.
Floyd st. John. Mrs. Edward D. Bene-
dict, Mrs. Will I.oudon and Mrs.
OudIleS Vouliey Will preside. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. .Peyton of Du-
luth, Miss Lewis Of Superior, A. R.
Skelton, E. c.: Peterson, William lie
Estranger, A. Peck, E. M. Peyton. Ell
mer Whyte, Harris Haroldson, +. E.
Church and W. R. Marshall are in the
party of Duluth visitors who came
down for the races and are at Tonka
Bay hotel.
, Mrs. George Brett and Miss Clampes,
, of Chicago, James De Vean. Ed. q
Barnaby, Jr., Miss Mabel Caldwell ani
Miss Harriet Meyer made up 3, ioll1
house party which Mrs Frank Meve;
e entertained at her summer home at in
a wood over Sunday.
. The Ladies' Aid society of Tuttl,
. church was entertained at the summe
: home of Mrs. H. S. Haynes at Arcola
: Lake Minnetonka, Wednesday. The de
). lghtful time spent marks a. red-lette
t day in the social life of the. organiza
: tion. A dainty lunch and supper wa
served by the hostess and the day wa
spent touring the lake and shore in ;
d launch and an automobile.
h The dancing party at Hotel Keeway
! din tonight will inaugurate tho serie
/ of hops which the young people enio'
J. every season. The ball will be given il
the large dining room at the hotel an
n the younger sets around Cottagewoo
u are anticipating the pleasant event.
7 At Hotel del Otero dancing is on tn
: program of entertainment for tonight
l. The hop will be given in the Casino.
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A picnic supper will be given for the girls
of the Nfahala Fiske P1llsbury home at Lake
! Harriet. supper will be served at $3.50 o'clock
! md the directors Of the home will be among the
| cncsts. After supper the girls will attend the
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Miss 'mma V. Murphy entertained
Wednesday evening at an informal din
ner in honor IF MI. and Mrs. Enoch
Uhlberg Of Seattle, formerly Of Mime
apolis. After the dinner the party en-
loved an automobile tour OF the lakes.
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Mrs. George Brett and Miss Campest
Of Chicago, James De Vean, Ed. g..
Barnaby, Jr., Miss Mabel Caldwell and
Miss Miss Harriet Meyer made up .. jolly
entertained at her summer home at Tin
| wood over Sunday.
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Mrs. Stephen Lemhuscher of the
Library apartments entertained at a
handsomely appointed breakfast Thurs
day morning in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
r. Mia Jacks Of the Isle of Pines
tertained at dinner at the Lake Har
riet pavilion by Mr.. and Mrs. J: G
Jacks. After the evening concert light
refreshments were served in down
| town cafe.
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Chicago Great Western Railway.
Shorter Time to Chicago.

Great Western Limited leaves Min.
neapolis at 500 pm. Arrives Chicago
at 8:45 am. The Day Express leaves
at 9:lO am, arrives Chicago at 1000
pm. The Day Train for Des Moines,
st. Joseph and the Southwest now
Omaha leaves at 1901 noon. For other
changes see time card or inquire at
City Ticket Office, corner Nicollet ave.
nue. and Fifth street.. .-.,,.. + >.-
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Tour of Lake Minnetonka,

Sunday, July 15, the steamer Ex-
celsior will make two tours Of the
upper and lower lakes. Excellent band
music and thoroughly enjoyable trip
assured. The Great Northern trains
leaving Minneapolis 9:35 am, 300
pm, will connect with the steamer at
Holdridge (Wayzata). Round trip, in.
Guiding tour Of the lake, 90c.
City ticket office, corner Third and
Nicollet.
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EDEN VALLEY, M1NN-M. r. Weller, Z. r.
septon Of Eden Valley, F. M. and G: H. March
of Idtchfeld. and R. P. Brewer Of st. Cloud
have purchased the State bank, which they In
tend to turn into a national bank The capital
stock of $4,000 will remain the same. @. -
McDonald,: cashier, and Emil Enderle, assistant
are retained by the new corporation.
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Satin skin powder doesn't show; perfumes the
skim Flesh white, pink, brunei.
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Miss Lulu Carpenter Of Oklahoma
and Rudolf F. Stein were married at
their future home, 1928 Clinton avenue,
bv Rev. G.. L. Morrill, last evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06
FOOTBALL NOTES.

All out to give Fort Terry the glad hand tomorrow.
 Several games among the smaller teams tomorrow.
 Second Wards go to Bridgeport to oppose the Berkshires.
 Judging from the weather this morning the day will be anything but suitable for football.
 Pennsylvania is having a bunch of hard luck. The Quakers would have a first-class aggregation if Quarter back Stevenson were in the game, and the other fellows, Greene, Luby and Draper, passed off their condi- tions to the satisfaction of the facul- ty. f....z. ,
 Reports from Fordham state that Tom McNellis, who is out of the game, is badly missed at right end. Gelpcke, who made reputation on the Holy Cross prep last season. The squad has been cut down to two elevens, both of which are develop ing fast under Coaches Smith and McGee. Smith coached Princeton a few days and is giving the Fordham eleven some of the Tigers tricks.
 The Crosby High football team will play the old rules or the new ones just as occasion demands. The squad now numbers twenty men and the first scrimmage will take place Mon day. Coach Fred Bauby and his as- sistant, Joe Guilfoile, say that the team will not have any trouble wal loping Naugatuck next Wednesday, although they declare the score will not be as large as a few years ago when the local High would journey to Naugatuck and think nothing of rolling up anywhere from thirty to fifty points.
 Thomaston and Naugatuck are having 1t out in the Rubber city to- day. Although it was rumored that the boys from up the line would not have a team, they got together, and assert that their eleven will be just as good as last years. Strange to say, the old war horses. Jaeconelli and Stinson, will not be in the regu- lar line up for Naugatuck, but will have to act as subs. There is much soreness fin Naugatuck, the result of keeping the above named fellows on the side lines. Perhaps they are saving the men until November, not caring to allow them to exert them selves until they lock horns with the AIl-Waterbury eleven. Ashmore will be at quarter in Burns's place, while Rooney and Weary will look after the ends. The other positions are still filled by the same old faces.