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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued. 49,.

%sNT 2 20 q sE912A SING LITTLE &
o farm of 23O acres in South Side, Va.
O Good dwelling and other buildings; {
o fine timber, clear title and possession {
given at once. For teams apply to
Chas. D. Diggs, Cumberland, Va.
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WANTING 70 LEAVE CITY WOULD CoNsID-
or any reasonable offer, terms or cash, for my
1o'room modern house, 1900 Hawthorn av.
Owner,
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s., TOULOUSE OF 10 ROOMS, MODERN; COST
$50, 900; three blocks from Central park; big
grounds, nice and clean place; 80 and see It,.
Particulars, room 302 Phoenix bldg.
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For Rent-Ofices.

Two LIGHT, RooMy, CLEAN OFFICES FOR
rent connect If desired; rates reasonable;
Security Mercantile Agency, 1S 4th st N,
fourth floor.
SMALL OFFICES AND DESK ROOM WITH
telephone Inquire at 666 Bank of Minneap-
oils huildiin1 T. @ 2AaH
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KODAK AND BROWNIE CAMERAS ARE DAY.
Hight loading Bug them Of o. Fl. Peck Co.,
81 LII 9th Ht s, e-------s -.
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FOR sALE-9-RooMED HOUSE, WITH TWO
or six lots; will trade first payment for horse
large for me, and not located right. 1882
Lyndale av 8.
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HOUSE TEN ROOMS. DOUBLE CELLAR,
laundry, woodshed, bath. nickel plumbing, at
tic. gas and electric we'll and cistern, trees
and stone walks half block from Lake st car
line; bargain. Address TIP. Journal
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81, $50 FOR A NEAT sIX-ROoM HOUSE AND
summer kitchen. full basement. newly decorat.
ed. within walking distance, worth 81, 800. II
you want bargain see this at once 1910
stN
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FOR SALE-A 7-ROoM MODERN SUBURBAN
home, one acre ground, near street car; a
bargain. McQuade s McQuade, III Phoenix
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FOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CALFoR-
MIA property, beautiful home on Park av
and seth st, entirely modern and up-to-date.
n 1910
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NoTICE-FIXING OF STONE WALLS, STONE
walks and chimneys done on short notice. es-
Inmates given new and old work. s.. J.
Palmer, 25S Plymouth Tel. T. c. 1928;
N. w, Main 1853 Ii.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~-
Improved.

FOR sALE-TKE FINEST PIECE OF PROP
erty Minnetonka; 125 acres first class loca-
ton; sickness cause Of sale only those who
can pay cash for such place need apply; pos.
session given Sept. !, or at Ii desired;
business done with owner OF property only.
Address S1S6, Journal.
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BARROW, 1929 GUARANTY, HOME BUILDER,
has new residences, 3641 Stevens, 312S Colun-
bus, 3os3 Garfield, 3540 Lyndale. If they
are too high inquire what $1,000 will buy.
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For Rent-Farms.

WANTED-TENANT FOR TERM OF YEARS
quarter section farm improved, three miles
from Browns Valley; splendid neighborhood
fine farming country, rich soil Reasonable
terms. Address 900 New York Life building,
Minnea polis
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FOR RENT-THREE, FOUR OR FIvE-RooM
Cat, all modern, steam heat, janitor service;
Ealking distance. Olmstead, 635 Temple
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AiUhAN1 sSAL 1,,t ANJ HAiN1 hAth EAs;
scalp specialist, $50 Syndicate Arcade. Min.
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3s SPRUCE, NINE ROOMS, STEAM HEAT,
spring water; near business and park; janitor
service; private house; privileges Of fiat. In
quire IS Spruce place.
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FOR SALE-MY NEW, STRICTLY MODERN
house; eight rooms and BATH with all con.
veniences required for a No. 1 home; located
on Park av Address $50, Journal.
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HAPPY WOMEN


Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years Of backache and suffer
ing.
Days OF misery, nights Of unrest.
The distress Of urinary troubles,
She finds relief ADD curey
No reason why any Bennington
reader
should suffer 10 the face OF eyidenc,
like this:
MrsP Robertson ofAl South street
Bennington, VI, says: 81 spent dol
lar after dollar for medicine but never
found anything that gave me such
great benefit as Doan's Kidney Pills
did. had terrible pains through my
hips and across the kidneys and al.
though ] drank water continually !
was unable TO quench my thirst There
was also a good deal OF Inflammation
which caused intense pain when pass.
ing the secretlons. After trying many
different remedies ! used Doan's Kid
ney Pills sold at ShurtIen q drug store
In few days ] could see they WERE
helping me and continued using them
until had no more OF the pain through
my hips and the inflammation was re.
duced. | could rest well at night as
the action OF the Kidney secretions was
once more normal"
. For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole ageats for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
Take no other.
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WANT soosGvtIr At KIT
rrs.iss.t SD s.tsss s-sta Ia
ss.sss Nt.is. ~ t.i.s w-sssir.s


BERLIN. Marh = = i'rofesspf A.
bresli wirfh u Nunirl contributes :
signed article g. psf Tea go ~" isessi
blIliy 81 President iloo.~vsfi aui Em.
peror willism e2rhauginE visits Pm
frs.sr wirth has oounertiyiis with ihe
fofriEn efice. and bic Suggestions
therefore have q certain Interest
Congressman Nicholas Iongworiil
ami Mr.. Lougworth arr expected In
Bcriin in May" be- says. This i not
the first time that tie presidents
daughter viii have nTprcscnici the
United States automatically. Her
Journey 10 east Asia had official char.
acicr. which was expressed by her &C
complaining n member of the cabinet
President Roosevelt himself Il not
permitted 60 leave American territory.
but ne an American warship il also
American territory, rs President
Roosevelt has already proved in prac-
tice. why cannot the president give
another example by visiting Kicli
Emperor William could then choose
return visit Of the same form. going
on warship TO waters near Washing.
ton. These visits would add much TO
The mutual friendship OF the two coun.
tries"
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WHAT lsclTAasH7
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hysrh Or Will ktlgn. Tho
Near.

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10 csfes otiy ~ ssfsAiu,sni sat sil
ASH tts ssfm spd brsi ihs meoop
spsabfabs - $40 nsss shd ihfuaL
Tlssss'ofr shsn yos have caiastt
you css readily ses ihsi q fos -sni =
cure u you shosid sss ilY"asi. shici
n,ssiicsiss Ne sir yos brsailse. ihs'
siilisE thsesiarThai germs apd hsslins
shs smsftins asd ra- Bsinsrsns - ~
nose and throat
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70 ceuis.
wm Looksy has sid q great man
Byomcl outfits. and The more be- se''
the more convinced he IL that he
perfectly safe 10 guaranteeing 10 r,isn'
the moScy ~ Hyomei does no; cure.
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IoRTSMOi III. ~. Narh = The
Ernrfai "fiss iiiihiinE - ihr Ss'si.sari
Air Line railway hrnr was -ufifrly o.
siroy-i ctr-i.i iir waiis ~ afr an.i
while tho mnisciaFy hsss was waly ~
pFp1imsi-iy sssfsI iiiofe were mauj
tainabi. rs,uri. and "fiislai Papers -
the rad Destroyed Tho biill'iins ,esi
ai.pni sisle1. aud ~. io.. d. estiu,si
~ NJ one.half that amount. the wall.
i'riug apparently intact. President
Barr. whose office was IN the building
aBd Vie President y o. Cost ~ the
scaboari reached Portsmouth from
their Cuban trip Just as the IRE had
been got under control The president
Lost many valuable papers and records
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BINGHAMTON, n. Y, March g.
Running in excess OF forty miles an
hour, a Lackawanna passenger train
on the Syracuse division crashed into
landslide two miles above Lisle and
after leaving the rails pounded along
the ties for distance of over 800 feet
Charles Wilson, the engineer, was
slightly hurt. The absence of fatal
tiles in the accident was due to the
GOODNESS of the engineer, who stuck to
the throttle when the headlight of the
engine showed the mass of earth on
the tracks ahead.
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Vote a, Algebra. Please. France.

PARIS. March 5.-'rhe voting Mt Al
geclras Saturday on the proposition Of
Sir Arthur Nlcolson. chief of the Brit
ish delegation, to proceed to the imme-
date discussion OF the Moroccan po
lice question gives great satisfaction
here, chiefly because France has rang.
ed with her large majority of the
powers, while Germany is among the
small minority. All the French Jour
halls give the division in the form Of
vote, the eight voting In the afiirma-
tive being France, Great Britain, Rus
sia, Spain, Portugal, the United States,
Italy and Holland and the negative
three being Germany, Austria and Mo
rocco
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Low Rates.

On February Is, and daily until
April 7, tickets will be on sale via
the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st Paul
railway to principal points in Califor.
via, Oregon and Washington, from
Bennington at rates of $4,000 accord.
ing to railroads used to Chicago
Tickets will permit of liberal stopovers
at various western points and are good
in all tourist cars. Corresponding
reductions are made TO great number
OF other points in Western States and
tickets can be purchased from your
nearest railroad stationto destination.
Through train service from Chicago to
principal points in the west assist per-
sons in travelling to make the trip
without change Of cars. Tourist cars
daily.
For further information apply to,
George l. Williams,
New England Passenger Agt..
1853 Washington ST.,
Boston, Mass
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falysirisns vts sFs si5'Hs b. file fsi'ef
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No aunrr., Among High Chinese.

SEATTLE. Wash. March 5.-Chlnese
residents deny the story that there was
split I'm the imperial high commits.
sion. now on the way to New York,
and that three members were left be.
hind. They state that three members
went TO study the schools Of oregon
and OF California. They were follow.
ing the Picking plan and will join the
main party in the east.
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"THE VELVET WORKER"

This new discovery is in small tablets,
asily taken, and they are packed in
,atcn- shape bottles which TT the vest
iocket. The tablet is mild, all vegetable,
ever gripes or Injuries the most delicate
irgans But il does the work. So ma.
urally aud soothingly they stimulate
nd regulate and strengthen that they
ave been nicknamed 'Tbe Little Velvet
iorkers"
Don. shuttle along with thisgreat bur.
III BE healthy, be strong, be happy.
cad our offer:
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ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. March o.
Lieutenant General John NJ. schoheld
U. s. A.. retired. former head OF the
army. died at $50 o'clock last night.
lie was attacked suddenly with cere.
bral hcmorrhage His wife and young
daughter were with him. With the
death OF General Scboneld the last sur.
viving army commander during the
civil war has passed away.
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LuII In Canal Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-No more
witnesses will be examined by the SEN
ate committee on interoceanic canals
until after the type of canal has been
determined and other information OBJ
talned which is necessary TO the prep
aratlon of a bill for the government
Of the zone and the construction of the
isthmian waterway. This decision was
reached in executive session of the
committee
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the MORE, THE LESS"

THE more you take the less you need
Until you need none--for you are cured.
Ny effort all along was 10 avoid the evil
II the ordinary remedy which pampers
organs already weak and go makes the
,atieut a slave to the pill. Remember
sature expects every organ TO do its
luty"
Physicians have long recognized the
act that constipation is at Oh, bottom
II nearly every dise1. II saps all energy,
Ind makes life buru,s; Il opens the
loors to all evil germs and makes the
Iody too weak To resist them.
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You cannot accomplish very much
il your liver Is inactive as you feel
dull. your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orino Laya-
tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active. Orino Laxative FruitSy-
rup does not nauseate or grippe and is
mild and very pleasant to take. Or.
inc is more effective than pills or or
binary cathartics. Refuse substitutes.
Seld By 2 A Quinlan
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A WONDER WORKER
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY FOR
the CURE or ALL FORMS
or CONSTIPATION - not
A HABIT BUT A CURE
YOU DECREASE The
DOSE UNTIL CURED.

AMER many years oi study and pfseiies
phy siciar sisgiaiis; has dis,ytsfri ti.e
'afc iof constipation. Il is ealic,i Chase .
constipation Iailirt
d. MT neau." said tie physician 10
cvcfal VI his colleagues announcing his
ii.rcss. y d. not mean just another iaI
lst breeds the pili habit. Aly remedy 10
. cure. ~ gently forcing all the digest.
&C orgars 90 perform their functions q
estofes them all TO health and strength
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NtlW Aunh Nslsh No Assssat
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PORTLAND. Me-. March "a dis.
tinct earthquake was felt last even.
ing In this city. In several parts Of
the city the, shock was accompanied by
rumbling which lasted several seconds.