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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans.
fer. St. Paul. Mimi. April 17.-Barrett & Zim-
report: A slight improvement in the
market over yesterday. and sales are ahead of
the corresponding late Of last week. Receipts
normal and of good quality. The following
prices ruled at the close Of today's market:
Drafters, extra. s15o617o; drafters. choice. $3.50
@15o; drarfters, common to good. s115@13o;
farm Mares extra, S120@145: farm mayes,
choice. $105612O: farm mares. common to
good, $75@105: delivery, choice. S115@135; de
livery, common to good, S75@115.
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ARIZONA copPERs.

Features of the market are the strength of
Gtte & London and Calumet & Pittsburg and
e weakness Of Lake Superior & Pittsburg. 1t
practically impossible to buy the first two
cccks and practically impossible to sell Lake
uperior & Pittsburg. There seems to be no
ews out on Calumet Pittsburg and Lake
,uperior Pittsburg, and their actions are
therefore, hard to account for. Butte & London
las struck the vein at about $50 feet, and this
las caused big demand for the stock. Calu-
act & Arizona was at last listed on the Boston
Stock Exchange this morning and opened at
lis bid. and advanced to sales at $12O before
Il o'clock.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, April 17:-wheat was slow.
Vas soda a the
east took only "a small amount. May opened Nc
up at 79Ac, sold up to s0%c, and closed 1c' up
Fax was very strong and
large and bids are good for still more; May
sRsssS up st Z '?Fs Up %
H and w0s October be srrsye NO
May, soMc; July, sic; September, 7e.sc; durum
$1.2oA; September, ST .1sA October, s1.l7h;
sc sf 5s bss sset Cars se fnses asS
Wheat, 81; last year, 10; corn. 2; oats, %; rye,
2; barley. %; fax, So; last year, g.; Receipts:
aose ship%ens osts barls7 49,
1913; fax, 3S6,o16.- - = '>E ~
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, April l..
dull but arm. Wheat, receipts, 1000 bu;. sales,
sss0SS BY higher 9sts a1d
f May h IT. EsE Sas May SIX
asked + S s York; 6srn receipts S; rs; iSo
features Of corn hrrnness; July, 581hc. ~.
! KANSAS CITY GRAIN, APRIL Il Close
7 %hse ca Msy No. hard 7s@s4s No.
s0jsc No. 2 red, 9Sta @95c; No. 8, s9@94c
May 3sc J1y a2c saRtsanbSsa c 4 ~
White, 47@477≻, No. 5, 4e%c. oats, No. i
white, 34@35c. =. b.. ..,< Il Az. s-a.,,.....
WINNIPEG GRAIN, April 17.-April opened
7sA closed at asHc Nay 7sAc close closed 77 7ee
ss ssn S$;s s. Ss Sh5{
Receipts, wheat, 900 cars, last year 116.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, April 17.-wheat, spo
7%d; September, IS lid. Corn, spot firm
American mixed new. 4s 3kd; American mike
old, as I'd; futures firm; May, As 5ssd; July
IS 4Bd Hops, in London (Pacihc coast)
steady; e2@ s8 los. =" sk
MILWAUKEE GRAIN, April l7..-Flour
i steady. Wheat, hrmer: No. / northern; s2@sse
Puts Puts, soS Hsnf I'D; calls. size asked Rye
steady No CSC Barley steady Mo- sSe
S3c. Corn, steady; No. 8 cash, 47@47hc; May
1874 @47c bid. Puts, 46Bc bid; calls 471sc bic
| ST, LOUIS GRAIN, April 17.-close wheat
t So as9s sG@ ss} so Corn higher
cash, nominal; track, Soc; May, 45Ac: July
" 45c, Oats, firm No: 2 cash; 32e; track .s,,E 5se
May, 31Ao; July, 3O&c; No. white, 3o@354a'
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS
April 17.-Rye, cash e4@e5c; May, Gil @e21A'
s sI southwestern. $1.os,5; May. silly
! Timothy, April s3.17. Glover, cash, SILT
. Barley cash, 39@54c. - s.>..
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS APRIL 1e.

Received-Wheat 1875 cars, 12O. $50 bu; corn,
s.72o bu; oats, 43,2oo bu;, barley, IL $50 bu;
millstufs, 1874 tons; hay, 80 tons; linseed oil,
81, Ats lbs CARROTS, POT. .-..-......a +.
Shipped--Wheat, 60 cars. 81 1920 bu; corn.
800 bu; oats, 145,SO0 blu; barley, 81, 300 bu;
rye. a.54O bu; fax, $3.50 bu; flour, 4e,3o6 brls;
millstuffs, OFT tons; 1nseed oil, 214,417 lbs; oil
cake, 800, 1875 lbs. CARROTS, 523.
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STEERS ARE HEAVY
HOGS BUOYANT
PORK HIGHER BY SC AND BEEF
ABOUT 10c LOWER.

Light Receipts in Both Divisions Of the
Market and Scarcity Of Killing
Cattle Of Quality stockers and
Feeders in Good Sale-sheep Be-
ceipts Moderate and Most Of the Run
Composed Of Lambs.
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LoNpoN cros1Nc sTocKs An,;,

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS April H.-consols
FOR money 80 1915; consols for account 90 1916;
Anaconda, 14&; Atchison, 96%; Atchison pre-
ferred, 107; Baltimore & Ohio, 115; Canadian
Pacific, I7s1s Chesapeake & Ohio, 81 Is; Chicago
Great Wsetern, %; Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul, 1921; De Beers, 1917; Denver & Rio
Grande, 47A; Denver & Rio Grande preferred,
s2 Erie 46&; Erie first preferred. s01a; Erie
Louisville & Nashville, 1861; Missouri, Kansas
& Texas. 86; New York Central, 149; Norfolk
d Western, 92h; Norfolk & Western preferred,
o.; Ontario Western 53ss; Pennsylvania,
1914 1914; Rand Mines; e%; Reading II; Reading
hrst preferred, 461a; Reading second preferred,
491a; Southern Railway Al: Southern Railway
preferred, 1O8; Southern Pacific, nv Union Pa
cifc, 1925; Union Pacific preferred, CO., United
States Steel, 449s United States Steel preferred,
i12h; Wabash. %; Wabash preferred. son
Spanish 49, 921a.
Bar silver steady, 20 15-16d per ounce.
Money, 2@2A per cent. a-%
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3@31s per cent. The rate of dis.
count in the open market for three months
bills is 31s @3A per cent.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
CASH WHEAT UNCERTAINTY A CoNSIDI
ALTON AT PRESENT. =

= ALTON AT PRESENT..
The -four market is in uncertain position at'
seording to milers. who say that prices - ~; e
&oe higher to be fully in line with cas-, VIZ ::
but they hesitate to advance them e., a.,
losing business. If cash wheat movt~ -
other cent, -four will necessarily s,.!'."- T.
whether or not trade will then held - , -: :
ent proportions is what the millers are ,,.! 1
eriug. Demand meanwhile is fair.
Shipments, 49, 306 brls for two days.
First patents are quotabir at - .10642 p; sec
ond patents. $3.90014; first clears, S3.5O@3. 6n
second clears So ,45m2 So
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, April T-Cattle. re-
ceipts $500, including 600 Texans; market
steady; beef steers, s3.25@6; stockers and feed
ers, So 40; cows and heifers. $210@5;
Texas steers $3@4.75; cows and heifers, S2.1O
@425. Hogs, receipts $500; market DC higher;
pigs and lights. $5.s0@6.70; packers. S825@
6.75; butchers and best heavy, $6.6o@6so. Sheep
receipts, 2,O00 market steady; natives, sac
5.75; lambs, SIS. 50@6.75
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THE, DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


OATS
to
3yenow corn4 4ac &c ! j
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ACTIVE BOND AND CURB STOCKS. -.
New York quotations to / pm. April II:
japanese lists, 1914, 9sA, 90.
japanese DDS 97k, 9S.
Japanese AVS, SO.
japanese second 4s. %, 91M, 90, e1&
Brooklyn Rapid Transit is. ssA, 9s7s. 9s%.
A. 7. IS, 7sS, 7e&, 1875.
United States Steel 5s 1914, 100, 1OOH.
Oregon Short Line As, 96@96h.
Reading As, 1907. .-,.. n 81. 81.
Baltimore & Ohio s14s. e4h @s4A: o i,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, 1o1h @1o1A Az
Southern Pacific 4s. 921a @93H.
Baltimore Ohio As. 1o2k @1os.
Northern Pacific As, 1O4@104h. ~. -
Union Pacific is, 104B. -. =
Boston Copper, 23h @AX. --,-
United Copper, 671A.
Utah Copper, 29@30.
Black Mountain, 12@12h. 1884, ~
Rock Island As, SOY. +
Rock Island 5s, 9014 @911a.
Tin Can common. Slt @sA. ..-.as-
Tin Can preferred, 64@65. ! : # .s.-
Cranky, 12sa @13. $50. .,..a E..
Interborough, 22S@232.
Greene Copper, 31$ @31B. ...,..
North Butte, 9Ok @911s. -. :...-. -
East Butte 12LM13. - s..E.
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cH1nAGn LIYEsTocK.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, April 17.-cattle-
Receipts 5000; market steady: beef steers. 81
and feeders $2.75@4.70; Texans, $390@4 so.
Hogs Receipts 10, 900; SC higher; estimated re-
ers. $6.5o@6S0 good heavy, $6.70@6.s21s;
rough, heavy, $845@6.80; light, s6.50@6. II y;
pigs, So 1O@6.55; bulk of sales, $6T046 80.
Sheep-Receipts, $1,000; strong; sheep, $3.50
g. So; lambs, s4.5oM6.7b.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, April 17.-Cattle, re
ceipts. $500; market slow to 5@1oc lower: na,
tive steers. $3.s0@5.60: COWS and heifers. $40
62.S5; stockers and feeders s275@4 .G5; calves
$36e25; bulls and stays $275@4.25. Hogs
sales se5o66. 52h. Sheep, receipts. $500;
market strong to loo higher; lambs, $6@6ao
sheep, $4.75@6.25.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows Chicago Great
Minneapolis & St Louis A; Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha. 7: Great Northern, "A;
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, l. Wisconsin
Central, 8; 500 Line, 13; Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific. 1. total g. r
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mY mANnATrAN COMPANY

Has started work upon its property. II
you wish to come in with me at this time
$500 shares for s25; 5000 shares for $685.
10000 shares for $100. / consider this
the best chance open to the public today.
II you win, you will win heavily and soon.
Don't delay Write or see me at once.
r. 3. HIGBEE, 41o-4f1 Germanla Life bdg
Established 1899. ST. Paul. MINI.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS

WHEAT RECEIPTS BIZ ROADS APRIL 1s.
Observation-Disclosures, IT; Omaha. 81 St.
Louis, 6; Great Northern, IL; Northern Pa
cifc. 20; Great Western. g.; 500, 40; Rock
Island. !. - l.. = - ~ !
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, April 17.-Butter
steady; creameries, 14@2okc; diaries, 14@
1Sc. Eggs, firm; at mark, cases included 15hc
Cheese. easier; daisies, 121ac; twins, 11h@
12c; Young Americas, 117ac. Poultry live,
PIE. potatoes steady; Burbanks. 6o@62c;
Rnrais s1Gs4c; red stock, 55@5sc Veal,
weaker: so to 60-lb weights, 5@51ac; .65 to 10
lib weights, 51h orc; So to -11olb weights, "
use.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, April 17.F.Eggs,
17lbc: receipts, 29,676 cases; market steady
Butter. creamery. Bic; imitation lie; ladies'
15k@iec; receipts 7.721 lbs; extra renovated
Cheese, firm, unchanged; receipts, 5,186 pkgs
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Nrw voRK sneAR AND CoFFEE. Anril n

s NEW YORK PROVISIONS, April 17.-Beef,
steady Pork, firm Lard, firm; prime western
steam, $S.906S.95.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, April 1.-THE pro-
visions market was firm, chiefly because Of a
was a good local shipping demand. July pork
opened I've to 10c higher, at 81. a5@16.47A
Lard was up 5@7hc, at Ss.9S@s971s. Ribs
advanced 2@c, to $S.95.
Close: PORK, May. 1920; July s16.s5. Lard,
May, 1878; July, $500; September, s9@9.023.
Ribs May, $7.s5; July, Ss.s5@s.s71a; September,
$780,
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, April II.
2 81 -33sdsc; centrifugal. ee test, 15-s2@she;
molasses sugar, 2 2s-s2@2Ac;- - refined. quiet;
46Oc. Coffee quiet; No. z Rio, 8 Lice. Mo
Iasses, quiet; New Orleans 3o@3sc.
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PUTS AND CALLS.
,rATr. or Arm INsprnTIoN y ApRr n "a

H.m. report: = >. :
Z s--May wheat. 77h@77%c.
. Inlay wheat, 1890. -. q ..-.,y-..,.
,.rb--May wheat, 1875 @7SS4c.. -. l.. !
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Total sales S25, TOO. 30
Money closed at 3 per cent: last loan, 8
high, AZ; lows; ruling rate, 4.
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NEW YORK OIL, April 17.-Petroleum,
steady; refined, all ports $7.55@7.60.
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NEW YORK COPPER, April 17.-Lead and
CONNER steady. unchanged.
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS,
April 17.-Rye, cash. e4@65c; May, 61h @621Ac;
September, 6O1ac Flax, cash, northwestern
$1.15h; southwestern $1.O915; May. $1l7h
Timothy April. $3.17. Glover, cash, $11.75.
Barley, cash, 39@54c. 49, s,.,..@ ~ a.. s.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, April 17:-April opened
7SAc, closed at 7e%c; May. 7sAc, closed Zoe;
July SOC. closed sohc; October TIC, closed 77Ac.
Cash close: No. northern, 7sNc; No. north
ern. 76Ac; No. 8 rthern, 75Ac; No. white
oats, 341ac; No. 8 barley, Ale; No. fax, Sill.
Receipts, wheat 900 cars, last year s116. {,
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, April 17.-wheat. spot
nominal: futures firm; May, 6s sgd; July. IS
7%d; September, IS I'D. Corn, spot firm;
old. As I'd; futures firm; May, As SD; July,
IS 4%d Hops, in London Pacific coast),
steady: G26 E3 los. ~N ~ :" .-t
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN, April l7.--Flour,
steady. Wheat, frmer: No. 1 northern s2@S3c;
Puts, s01sc bid calls, s11sc asked. Rye
steady; No l, Csc; Barley steady; No; so S5e e;
sample. 3o@52c., Oats steady; STANDARD. 32h g
46K 047c bid Puts, 46Bc bid calls, 471@c bid.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, April 17.-Close: Wheat,
higher; No 2 red cash. elevator. S7@a5c;
track s4@e714s; May; sosfe; July, tn 0ITIAc;;
cash, nominal track, Soc; May, 45%c; July,
45c Oats, firm; No. 2 cash. 32c track, 33c;
May, 31Ac; July, 3O%c; No. 2 white, 35@35he.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


10 SELL YOUR GUINNESS
List with
The Campbell Agency,
1922 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
We can sell Your store, stock, farm, real
estate. for cash. We make sales. not prom
ises- Nine sales this week and everyone ga tbs
ned. Not Incorporated. but we have $4,000
In good hard cash to loan or to back any
statement we make.
Read This.
We sell more business than any agency OF
any three Of them. -. s--'
Why7 rs-."
We advertise more.
We have experienced statesmen ~
No sale, no commission. -
All dealings on the square.
O. Every thing strictly confidential.
Our advertisements this day appear IN the
= following papers, besides regular advertising.
% we get the buyers:
Des Moines Register and Leadss.
p Sioux Falls Press. t-
South Dakota Farmer.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Grand Forks Herald.
Leader Press of La Crosse
Duluth News Tribune.
Kansas City Star. d:
Milwaukee Sentinel.
st. Paul Dispatch. -
Minneapolis Tribune.
Minneapolis Journal
II You Want to Sell
q small rooming house or confectionery store
Or $4,000 stock, call, write Of wire for ou'
terms.
The Campbell Agency,
1922 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
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general merchandise business in North
Dakota town Of $50 population this has al
better in the future since it Win shortly be
made a railroad division point
The present owner wishes to retire from
sRa sT ~ the country nns,nr
eezsA, warehouse l4xso, gsanary l4x4o salt
died and Ice house; cost 5000.
Nice clean stock Of general merchandise.
also sell residence s II Desired. Tnls includes
Four lots 12ox2oo, 14-room strictly modern
hsuee with good stable, well, woodshed and
,,; AdIsss' l. 3. jerome. aoi New r0ff Lite
kQR sALE-sAwM1LL COMPLETE, FITTED
with two good Atkins saws. 81 and 30 inch.
Gable motion carriage patent friction feed
ons swing frame Stat t saw wit With Ss-inch saw
One Is and one 10-toot eountershaft, with
Dullsys sad other shafts. 4.,-z- -,
One SS-horsepower center crank engine with
S6-horsopower half front boiler. same test
10 when boiler was r-,-
Good helts 60 With. headbelt 80 foot e-Ely.
S2-insh rubber.
! win sell At about half price, as timber ID
aut out: Been used only three short seasons
Por full particulars address Box %, Il. r.
., North Branch, MINI.
vorably situated north OF the Moose Noun
tains ON the Reston- Wolselay line Of tho
g. p R., and viii make important bust
ness point; The town needs boarding
maker. hardware store, general merchandise
store, lumber yard drug store. -four mill.
gris$ mill, a newspaper, elevators, and q
great many other things that generally con-
/ EDute toward making a progressive town.
TQynQttA AQaNt KADnQdv. lAnAd4.
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Sunday, July Is, 1905.
FOR LENIIsCELLANEoUs


ny ORDER OF MRS. !. BEARDsLEY. WE
place on sale tomorrow, Monday, the following
goods for cash:
high grade upright piano, only $s5.
A bird's-eye maple dresser, only $40. i
Birds-eye maple commode. only $3.50.
Secretary bookcase. cost $50, for SIT 90. If
Oak extension table for $3.50.
Steel couch for 1915.
Large rug for $4
Chinonnier with mirror for $7.60
Handsome brass bed for $3.50.
Fine new box spring to fit for $12.t0.
Prime hair mattress for $l1.tO.
Feather pillows for Soc each.
Tapestry draperies 75c EACH
Couch covers 81.
Btrd's-eye maple dressing table, 50.
An oval china closet, cost $40, for SIS.
Also fine lot of library dining room, parior
and kitchen furniture at less than half price
Tor cash, Ut Downs salesrooms. No. II 9Th
st N
FOR sAIE-sPECIAL ALTERATION FURN1-
ture sale; stock must be reduced Note the
prices: Window shades, complete, with tx
lures, 19c; $3.50 lace curtains for SOC each;
wood beds, 75c: mattresses. csc; Toe linole-
una. 45c: center tables. Soc. 71c and 81;
$3.50 cane seat rockers 81 90; 9x12, alls wool
rug (soiled). $3.50: 15c china mating. lilo;
Mason fruit jars. soc and 40c doc: oak COM
modes, S.; hotel dressers $4.50i oak folding
rug (som a used used) $3.50; 9x12 brussels rugs
new. SIP; 9x12 beauoais rugs Irregular
price, $8O), only $22; hundreds OF other srti-
cles at proportionate prices A. w. Davis
House Furnishing Co.. 6l2-614 LIST AZ 8.
Both phones.
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PORTLAND CEMENT NEVER IN SUCH DE-
Fnand; 1905 production worth upward 0000.
Shortage Of IA, OO0, 600 barrels on years pro-
duction. Manufacturer profits increasing.
The manufacture Of Portland cement great
and growing industry. Kansas Portland CO.
mont best made. We have 1900 acres finest
cement, coal. brick shale and natural gas
land in famous Kansas cement aud gas belt.
Our deposit cement rock sufficient to run our
plant 200 years. Low capitalization Treasury
stock offered at SOC per share. cash or Install
nent payments. Buy now before big advance
rel-a-day plant, with out free gas fuel, viii
earn s., $50 daily Interesting cement facts
and prospectus sent request. Guthrie Noun
tain Coal & Cement Co.. X6 Hall building,
Kansas City, Mo.
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FoRsALE-sEooNp.HAND LUMBER, MAILS
all drawn, as follows: Es.'
< 2x1O-2O. t-.-... .... ..4.r-r
2x1O-16.s + <..u.' ~
Ok 6-18. - ST.
and NJ flooring and siding. Twelfth Ward
q Hall association, corner 9th av s and Lake
st. Call at 2409 Lake at. g. o.,
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noooRe THa1s o 3 0 90

LOOK This OVER,
You may find something that win In
terest you. I have for sale some of the
very incest residence property In Mime
apolis, ranging in prices from 81 800 to
$4,000, that can be bought on small
payments down and monthly payments as
desired. Also good improved farms and
wild land in Minnesota. North and South
Dakota, and Wisconsin, and II you want
to get into business we have general mar
ehandise, stocks, groceries, hotels, room
Ing houses, confectionery stores, etc, for
sale or exchange. I have the most COM
plete list in the city. Call and look these.
Over. Your time will be well spent.
Bryant, e3s Boston Block.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT $40

The CALIFORNIA FRUIT BYORx
Corner eth at and LIST av 4
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 a resting place after shopping
able seats, electric fans and public phones.
@. B. GARRETT. EXPERT WATCHNAKER,
S0z Lumber Exchange; fine watches
properly repaired. Il you have care for ysur
watch, see him. Telephone T. @ $500.
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MONUMENTS

HoRTHwzsTERn NAMTEL 90. ,KoNUHHN1s,
hsadstones and markers; special designs On
request. ofios 40 9Th Ut 8. Granite and
kaxhls Works. 3aaz Hen. AZ. 1ptA PAsaes.
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS

VoY's DETECTIVE BUREAU, SUITE SASS
Phoenix bldg; % years continued expert
ence In Minneapolis; legitimate business %.
licited; reasonable ratsS: best Of rsferencesS
Both phones. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
LOST, FOUND, REWARDS

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LosT-PocKETBooK AT MAPLE MILL FARM, /.
Maple Plair. Mimi, July a contained about
$50. scarf pin (gift). other articles value to
owner; finder keep money; $40 f0s return es
Ut 8. Minneapolis.
LosT-suNnAY, ON 9Th AND CENTRAL oAA,
or corner Hennepin and Washington avs,
3. NJ. s.; birthday gift; reward; return
care George BEDDING, Is Central av, or phone
east aide office
viii be paid soT Or return a = He Or any intornasoa
So an5 tool as ssfsn
a. ~ g g0 + AZ E. sa1'0n Heating Co., s's
LosT-LDIEs' UMBRMLA, sTaAIaKT
handle Of knotted wood, Lift in ladies' toilet,
Metropolitan theater, Friday evenins; gtnd:
Commerce Bldg. and receive reward
LOsT-HAr OoNTAMMa fNREE GOLD HAT.
pins between epd Of Western ~ cariine and
es r a@ & sPG .aa res.l0 e0 ssws se f' %
LosT-A FOLDING CAMERA N DARK
red case, last SUNDAY. about I O'clock pm.
ward CO; IS Ias to s.s ps der good
LosTC1 GRAY 8 DAVIS T1RdE SIZE T4E
20 lamp on Superior boulevard or Maple Hasin
tSS aa se5Srn M Efs css st An
7QVND-DEAI ARE MADE 70 HEA1 W1TR
recond door. Minneapolis. :"
L6sr-EAR1Y SATURDAY EVENING, L1OYS
small gold watch and pin Return for liberal
reward to Mrs. Hollenberg, Holmes hotel.
1oQND-MoNDAY, JULY g. LADY's WzTCH
With fob. Owner may have same by address-
ing 7044, Journal. with correct description-
LosT--A SMALL Dark GRAY PURSE OoN-
tanning nearly IS, near 9th st and LIST &v 81
return to 1o4 Oneida Hdg for reward.
LOsT-A BET OUT OF DIAMOND EAR-RUa
by n. Crawford. the finder viii be hbers1iy
rewarded. OIL Washinston AZ n.
LOsT-A RED CORAL RoRARY IN GOLD oET.
ting. Reward offered II returned to Nine,
Beauchamp, 1H It'll st 8.
FoUNDIwHTE FOX TERRIER, 11oVN
ears. Call 1850 Park ay.