davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

NYLIGEN sag man en- dag pa
Londons gator EFT tag at bleka,
utsvultna och irysande menniskor
under tystnad draga till radhuset
/ Lopdons Eastend, der Englands
premierminister vantade dem.
Redan tidigt pa morgonen kunde
man Sc dem komma fran de NOR
ka gatorna i Paplar, Hoxton,
Hackney, Bethnal Green, Shore
dts och Southwork mellan Wa
terloo och Charingeross broarne.
bet var utsvultna qvinnor, ung
och gamla, som forlorat storsts
delen at sin qvinlighet och fat
skarpa, ofta harda drag. Manga
at dem buro sina sma. bleka barn
pa armen, en- ny generation todd
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
i elande mahanda till EFT lif fullt
af nod och umbaTanden.

i elande mahanda till EFT lif fullt
at nod och umbaranden.
/ de tata lederna Says har och
der EFT ansigte, som annu bar
spar af skonhet, men man kunde
Sc att modem satt sina marken der
och att den sista atersteden at
skonhst smart skulle f0rsvinna och
lemna rum for lidande och sorg,
som saknar CLANS i 0gat och rod.
mad pa kinderna.
Endast EFT vackert drag sag
man annu hos dessa elandiga
qvinnor, och Diet var deras ro-
rande karlek till de sma barn de
hade pa armen, och som de icke
kunde lemna hemma. emedan ia
dern, som var a~rbetsl0s, var ute
for att forsoka skaffa nagra smu-
lor for lifvets uppehalle, medan
hustrun tillika med tusentals an
dra kamrater lidandet begifvit
sig till landets ofverhet for att
bedja ON arbete och brod.
Da delta stora tag satt sig i
rorelse, sag man har och der roda
fauor, som buro nskriptionerna:
"Br0d at vara barn!"- "Arbete
at vara mani"
Stilla och tysta mandrake de
5000 qvinnorna framst, de sage
ut som EFT begrafningstag. Derpa
vantade de talmodigt - vantade
medan hjertat klappade at for
hopping ON att den maktige
man, som leder Diet rika England,
skulle hafva EFT tr0stens ord, en-
liusstrale att sapda dem. De
vantade - och svaret kom.
Icke mindre an IS talare franz
stallde for ministern den f0rtvif-
lade modem, skildrade huru ar
betsloshetens spoke bredde sina
svarta vingar Oliver jattestaden,
pekade pa de utsvultna qvlnnor-
ma och som stodo bakom,
forsakrade att den enskilda val
goreuheten gjorde ALT den kunde,
omtalade huru hundratals man
och qvinnor sleto ut sig for att
afhjelpa Diet onda och huru ALA
anstrangningar voro otil rackliga.
Tslarne bonlollo till sist ON stats
maktens ingriPande och lingo till
svar fran Balfour manga vackra
ord, hvilkas hela inneb0rd dock
var, att han lngenting kunde ut
rata. Det var den enda tr0sten,
som Englands conservative rege-
ring kunde gifva de svaltande i
hufvudstaden.
Ell parlamentsledamot, som
var narvarande, uttalade sin
stora missrakning Diver delta
svar. Han uppmanade premier
ministern att tillbringa nagon It'd
i Poplar och forsakrade att han
da skulle "a en- AMMAN syn pa
tingen. Med fortvihan, men
utan tarar, emottogo qvinnorna
Diet svar deras deputation hadefatt
men manget bittert ord falldes.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
En- distinkt nyhet.

winters Summer Garden" ar namnet
pa en- vackert illustrerad liten box. som
Just utgifvits af the Milwaukee Il st.
Paul jernvagen Boken DIR nagenting
nytt i jernvagsliteratur, och don typogra
fiska utstyrseln ar ytterst elegant.
Sandes till hvilken som helst address,
for 6 cents i Iostpengar. F A. Miller.
General Passenger Agent, @. NJ. & st
p. Ry.. Chicago.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Tort och fnt byggnadsvirke
hos Spalding. 3 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

Den gamle valkande svenske bagaren A. r, OHNSON 4oS
Iowa street, rekommenderar sig harmed landsmannens atanka.
Knackebrod, Skorpor, Tebrod och ALT hvad till en- val ordnad
skandinavisk bageriafar horer. Orders fran landsorten expedierss
med cmgaende Telefon Ic7.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09

Kop stormdorrar och stormion-
hos Spaulding & Court SITS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-12

BEG General 2ineuitIm, ooB audi in
Der ftbirilben 8rDnins Trans- 8aita.
fen 1nruben ausgebrD6en getpeIen
fino. 2inemitid meloet ndtntib, oaB
General Hennentampf Dbue 8lute
oerateBen Die Staot gibita beieBt uno
Die BemDbner entmaffnet babe, baB
200 &epDluttiondre bevbnftet leien.
baB cine Nnaabl Der Tibrer iid aber
baoDn eernadt babe; baB Der biss
beriae Wilitdr : @~puoerneur BON
gf6ita abgeiebt lei uno oaB Die iebt
aetr0ffenen WtaBregeln cine baloiae
Basifaieruua Der Bropins ftberter.
Nte es iheint, mar Die Staot 9ibite
mebrere Sage lang in Der @emalt Der
&epDlutiunare. Die gefanaenen SD.
oelsfiibrer iolen ibriaens er1hDffen
Ietn.
Sn st. BetersburQ bat mdbreno
Der leBten Gage pieoer einmal Elm
!~3uiammenitDs smii9en renDlutiond'
rem uno anoern Nrbeltern ltnttqefuns
ben. Die &enDlutiDnGre huntington
elm 2Dfal, in benz lebtere cine Ser
Iartrnlune abhielten, narfen eit1e
8ombe in bafielbe binein uno ihDiien
au6 auf Die Wenae. 3mei Berloner
Duroen aetStet uno ohtsebn permun'
bet. Den ginaeihlof1enen tam IblieBs
li6 WilitGr I'll 5ilfe, tpeld1es Die an=
areifer oeriagte. Gs iDlIen piele Ser
baftungen norgenDmnaen iein.
Ser gicesN omiraf gihutnin, Der
jett bic Slutte beS Shmarsen Weeres
commandment. 1T in GebaYtopnl, in
feiaem &rbeit8simmer, BON elmer
Srau geidDfen uno mebrfab oers
uunbet m0roen, bod fino Die Ser
punounoer ni@t tDtlim. Sic batte
ii9 urter benz Worgeben @ingang BET
ibm perIhafft, oas fie Die 9Ddter Ell.
ner leiner Sreunee lei. Nls Der i'm
Goraimmer tpeilenoe Droonnans'
GDloat Die S@iiie h6rte. lief er in's
&abinet unb erIhnB bic 9ttentdterin.
8is iest lit Die Srau nod niGt iben'
tifaiert mDroen, iie mar in einett
Sotel gu Sebaitopol unter benz OFF
fenbar anaenDmn1erten Rarner Grup'
nialsfi abgeitieaen. Iaem Nnideine
na6 1T fie cine Gmiiiarin Der ct.
Betersbureer TerrDriften.
Die italieniId]e MiniftertriIis lit purs
lduf9 beenoet, Der Baron SDnninD
BAT elm 1eues Cabinet gu Stanoe 9es
braGt. Gr ielbft bat oas Winiiterium
oeS Snnern i%ibernDmmen; Winiiter
beg &uspdrtieen 1T Der @raf @uicz
ciaroini. Sad)i 1T S%uitisminiter
uno WtrabelO Warine $ Winifter.
Die ibriaen Wfitalisoer bes &abinets
iino in meiteren Sreiien niht be-
ssmnt
@eneral 9ias, Der QroBe sssraiioet1t
uaierer 9abbarrepublif, maGt aus
9enbliflin cine &eiie nah benz in'
tereiianten gueatan. @r lit BORT
9lGn5eno aufgenDmmen mDrben uno
feline &eiie mar biz Jest cine ununter'
brD@ene gfeibe BON SeItlihteiten.
Seoenfalis uirb er iebr befrieoiat iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-12
xett nper 90 Sanreu

6Dn murbe Mrs. 8inslpm's Sno'
thing . SSrup n1n WiliDner BON
Wiittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
~anaetuenoet. Wirtt 9u i'm S@lafe
ourd oos Sdreien zines &inoes ge.
ft6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lit uno nDr
S9merser ueint? 8enn 10, laiie
IofDrt cine flaibe BON ,.Wtrs.
8insiomS Soothing Sprup" holen.
Sein Bert if unbeaablbar. gs uiro
benz tleinen 9eioenoen iofOrt Htnoes
rune uerIbafen. gerlaSt eub oa'
raul, Wiitter, es lit tein 8neifel
barber. sc BELT Dtarrb0e, reau.
liert ben Wa9en unb bic 0ierer,
beieitigt 8ino 9Dlit, ertuei9t ben
@aumen, nerbinoert @ntSin0une
uno ftGrft bas gauge GpItem.
rWlrs. @inslgns Soothing Syrup"
fir sabnenoe &inoer lit anaenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas Recept itamu1t
bon einem Der befteu rueiblihen
Nerate in ben Ser. Staten. gs lift
bel allen 9rugatiten in Der aaraeu
Belt au baden. Breis Is Gents per
SlaiHe. aauft nihts anOere8. nIs
Mrs. 8inslotps S0Dthino Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-12

Der @%eIammtpert Der Bferoe
in ben Ser. Staten miro auf ST.
$40, 1885,, 1906 abaefbdbt, Der Wtilb'
tiihe auf 1852. 1913, 592, oes anbern
8iebs auf $746, 18l, 702, Der Waul'
eiel auf 1894, $50, 500, Der Sdafe auF
$179, 056, OLA uno Der Shmeine auf
1921, 802, ST..
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-10
Tho Value of Charcoal.

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier in nature, but
few realize its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take Of it the better; it is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always present in
the stomach and intestines and carries
them out of the system.
Charcoal .sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking. or after eating oni-
ons and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal efrectually clears and i'm
proves the complexion, it whitens the
teeth and further acts as natural and
eminently safe cathartic.
1t apsorbsi lie injurious gases which
collect in theastomach and bowels; II
disinfects tne7 mouth and throat from
the poison ofsscatarrh.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-10
OVER THE NORTHWEST

E ehieldsville, Minn.-Married, In St.
Patrick's church., Tuesday morning,
Oct. 30th. Mr.. George Francis McDon-
nell. and Miss Rose Ellen Mcguire. Rev:
Father Flemm;ng performed the cere-
1aony. The groom was attended by Mr..
James Meagher; and the bride by her
sssistsr. Miss Mamie Mcguire. A sump-
tisous wedding breakfast was served
III the home Of the brides parents in
1kin. ana a reception was given in
Music hall Tuesday evening in honor
sef tire heppy young couple. ,.,
SSssss hammond, visa very quiet we'd
ding and dns which interests, a large
Snusbsr 10 New Richmond people. took
$3.50 Monday morning. Oct. 40. when
y NC. John ". Padden OF this city and
Sl6iss Cazplins o'Connell Of Hammond.
] f5isd sat the Catholic church
NJ village. The ceremony was
Y 80.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-11-10

Barney Duffy, china tea set; Esther
o'Keefe, laprobs; Thomas Gavin, CO.
ment walk; Emma McCabe, leather
davenport; A. La France. money box;
Mrs. Guinness. tea cloth; John Russell,
suit Of clothes; w. j. Allen, lamp; Mrs.
B. Joyce, lady's dress suit case; Mrs.
Marts, hand-painted pillow; Joseph
Tuttle.' picture; Annie McCaffery, rug.
Helena. Mont.-Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ.
Collins have moved from the Brandon
to 412 Fifth avenue.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Finn have returned to Helena
to make their home.-Miss Frances
Murphy left last week for the east,
where she. will join Mrs. Z. w. Bach
and children for a trip abroad.
Rochester, Minn.-The members OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., gave
Halloween party in Castle hall We'd
nesday night of last week. The ladies
and many Of the men were in costume.
Some charming and some grotesque
costumes were In evidence. Mrs. Frank
G. Manley was readily accorded first
place, for the originality and taste dis
played on her fancy ball dress. John
r. McGovern, attired as an Irish gem
tlenan of the fifties, deserved chief
honor among the men. The party was
one where dancing reigned supreme as
the source of diversion. Good music
was provided to encourage all in this
pastlme and thus the hours were
danced away. Refreshments were
served. Seldom have the A. o. H. peo-
ple-men and women-spent a more
enjoyable evening, says the Democrat
Butte, Mont.-Frank Sullivan. .secre-
tary OF the East Butte Copper. Mining
company, has gone to New York and
Boston in the interest Of the Gold
smith Mining company, organized in
this city last week. At Milwaukee Mr.
Sullivan will be Joined by Henry Muel-
Ter, largely Interested in the new com.
pany.-Joseph Fahey Of winnipeg
Canada, Is in the city on a visit to his
sisters. Mrs. c. w. Cockrell and Mrs
r. L. Bradley. This IS their first re-
union in nine years. Mr.. Falley was
formerly superintendent Of the Cana
dian Pacific railroad and is now re-
tired capitalist.-FoHowe by many
friends who had known and appre-
ciated his good qualities, the body ol
James Mcdonnell was conveyed to Its
last resting place Thursday Of last
week He was member of the Butte
Typographical union and the Eagles
and both organizations were represent
ed by large delegations: The fioral
offerings were many and beautiful. A
carriage was needed to take the now:
RS to the grave. r..
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here was. a. good attendance.

there Was a good attendance.
John Dugan has taken a contract to
make a number Of repairs at the Du-
luth ball park, near the ore docks. The
grandstand and fences will be put In
shape for next season.
Mrs. John, NJ. Hammell of West Du-
luth returned during the week from a
years absence III Wisconsin.
]. H. oMeara. secretary to Vice
President McGonagle of the Missabe
road, who is i'll at st. Mary's hospital,
is reported much improved.
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DULUTH NEWS.

Div. No. 1, A. o. H., held it's regular
meeting Wednesday evening last at
the Cathedral school hail. The meeting
was we'll attended.
The various committees having in
charge the arrangements for the re-
ception Of the state officers of the C.
O.. Il. on the occasion of their visit to
Duluth, met Thursday evening with St;
Louis Court No. 1T, c. o. +. It is the
intention to give them a good reception
as this will be the first visit of some
Of the state officers to the head of the
lakes. 1t is also possible that one Of the
high court officers will also be present.
AllOuez. Court, Superior, will also send
a delegation Of their members over on
the night Of the reception. 1t will take
place next month,
A. Murphy, secretary treasurer of the
Duluth Typographical union, has re-
Cork Typographical society. 1t is a
booklet of nearly sixty pages and COM
memorates the centenary of the So
ciety, being established in 1906. 1t
contains the roll of members of the
years 1906 and 1906. is handsomely il
Illustrated and records the progress of
the society since it was organized. Mr..
Murphy is all the more pleased with
1t as it comes from the city of his birth
in the Emerald Isle, and he is we'll ac-
quainted with a number of the mem
bers of the Cork Typographical So
ciety.
The very many friends of NJ. r.
Kelleher in this city will be sorry to
hear of his death, which occurred last
Monday at Rochester, Mimi, where he
went to undergo an operation. Mr.. Kel-
| leher was an honored member of Div.
| No. i, A. o. H., and has held the office
Of vice president for years. The body
was brought to Duluth Tuesday even
ing and was escorted by a delegation
| VI Iue "A. ~. II. W Ills IlOIIle mere. MT.
Kelleher was known as one of the
most efficient tire fighters in the north
west. He began in the ranks of the
st. Paul fire department and worked
up to the position of assistant chief.
In that position he won the respect Of
his men and OF the citizens of st. Paul
as a whole. for his bravery and eff
cienry In 1889 he took the position Of
chief of the Superior department, be-
ing the first paid head Of that depart
ment, and when a change of admins
tration threw him out, came to Du-
luth as captain under Chief jackson.
I He left this position to go on. the road
| for the Standard Oil company and was
later employed as salesman for a
| tobacco concern, in which :he served
until the time of his death. His wife
survives him, and was with him at the
time Of his death. lnterment was made
at Calvary. cemetery Wednesday.
The card SOCIAL week held at st.
James hall last week by the ladies of
the parish WAS a delightful affair and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-23

IS, 600 FORMERLY, NOW BUYERS PRICE;
nine rooms IS strictly mod ae perfect condi.
oak below. enamel above, reception hall, par
quet floors thruout, columned openings, open
s fa htHen s and ss fFnaes
owner. 41i5, journal. - -
BY owNER-sEvEN-ROo HOUSE, GAS,
lighting and cooking; 5O-barrel cistern, large
summer kitchen and attic; newly painted and
shingled; lot 37x132 to alley; water on lot;
black and red currants, Concord grapes. lawn,
etc; snap If taken now; $500 down, balance INC,
$s,200-MoDERN NINE-R0oM HOUSE IN
S Sieinity e s ST. nsa $50
afT ST. Psfe7 so GUARANTY az Sudns
FOR sALE-ALMosT NEW MODERN NINE
room house; hardwood finish, hardwood floors,
open nickel plumbing, full basement, built for
hanG1e it. see owner 84e Sc ss21 Sd e'sD
DUPLEX HOUSE IN SOUTHEAST MINNEAPo.
lis g rooms and bath in east dat, hardwood
finish apd floors; we must sell Look tnls oyer r
GIG Guaranty Loan building. - ~ ! -
l5.R0oM HOUSE IN GOOD COUNTY SEAT
town, snap; fine garden, small fruits and
property. The Emergency Co., 92s Nicollet av.
FOR SALE OR RENT-si1 QUEEN Az N,
seven rooms. z-
~ Meyer Land Co.,
+ 41S-i9 Phoenix Bldg. T.. G. 0542. r.,.
EIGHT.ROOM HOUSE MODERN EXOEPT
neat; large barn; lot 81 by l2S to an alley;
ton Co.. SeeSn Nce GREY av onss NOR
FOR sALE-F!NE' ALL-MoDERN SEVEN
room ,t noSse, E.noen Hilis. near LAKE ana car
tine on Snerloam a aY' large LOT, trees ana gar
go .ue1 ess oooo, Sou naa. :. .
Ss,ooU AM Ss.!oo ,o GEsfEoI!V Ely IAhEs
new resiuences' ooSo Garneia; So4o Lynaaie
| barrow 1naS Cnarnntv = "a ~ go Sc Ao''
ar.rosr ,ri-y1 COW ,ronr7, !, :, :, ,1,,o,,,
ALMOsi new BROOM MODEM, HARDWOOD
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WANTED-REAI, ESTATE


wANTED-To BUY FOUR OR FIvE-RooM
cottage on good-sized lot in desirable American
neighborhood; must be thoroughly well built
warm and in good repair; near car line; have
no cash to pay down, but have good steady po-
& sition at $50 per month and will pay $1S to
$22 per month on such place Can refer you
to officers Of one Of the largest banks in Min
neapolis for references. Address 1874, Jour-
nal.
wANTED-FIvE OR TEN ACRES, WITH
house, within 25 miles Of Minneapolis;# the
best that cash will buy; state price and To-
cation no attention. no agents. Address
& $500, Journal.
WANTED 50-FooT LOT, BETWEEN PARK
av and Hennepin. inside 26th st; not on
car line; state location and lowest cash
price; no agents. Address 1896, Journal.
WANT 10 BUY MODERN HOUSE WITH OR
without heat. inside seth st s: price not over
$500; 5000 cash and monthly payments. Adj
~ dress 411O. Journal.
WANTED-To BUY NINE-RooM MODERN
! house, desirable location. for about 5000.
Give full particulars. Address 1874, Journal.
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 70 s-RooM
houses. Danforth & Hash, POT Ny. Life bldg.
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BUILDING PERMITS


Simmons Warehouse company, 201-11
Fourth street N. store area walls ......
Mrs. Matte NJ. Smith. 2S35 Williams ave.
Nels Warner. 2704 Pleasant avenue. frame
Anthony Bros, 24os Seventh street NE,
History frame dwelling ............
John 4. Brown. 1866 Harriet avenue, III
story frame dwelling ...............
Leo w. McDonough, 1900 Penn avenue N,
History frame dwelling ............
]. G. Martin. 1918 Essex street Sc, IN
Chute Realty company. 616-22 Central
avenue. one-story brick stores ......
Mrs. Rasmussen Michella, 3717 Portland
avenue, twt-story frame dwelling 80.
Georgiana Brown. 1893 East Thirty eighth
street, LIZ story frame dwelling ......
F. A. Gahring, 1923 West Twenty fifth
Nine minor permits ...................
1otai ............... ..........-..$<
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8 0Fr =. Y
Farm Lands.

100 ACRES, RED LAKE CO., s15 PER ACRE.
$40 acres, Kannabec Co., $15 per acre.
400 acres, Itasca Co... we'll timbered. $40
per acre. .% 81 .r~. " u
100 acres Price Co., Wis, one mle from
station, SIS per acre. --.,5sE
100 acres, Sargent Co., N. d.. one mile
from Forman $l8 per acre, to trade for clear
land in North Dakota or Saskatchewan terri
tori.
Equity in half section in Traverse Co., ono
mile from station. ~ -..-. =
Equity in half section in Big Stone Co., six
miles from station.
Address 1474, journal. 49, .
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COWS. DOGS. POULTRY
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

o o o o o
CHANCE OF LIFETIME. Q
o 1 have for sale com2lete set Encyclo- o
pedia Britannica. 81 volumes, new: cost o
$6S; will sell for $40 cash, if taken in ten o
days. For full information address 1896, Q
Journal O
Sl25 WORTH GYMNASIUM APPARATUS FOR
MINI. g
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REAL, EST ATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continued

c2ofoE 2 sSAes 2 IN z vAcan9H IoTs,
) S125-Perfect lot on I'd av S. near 43d st. {
$l95-A handsome hand lot on Blaisdell av. {
. sidewalk This is bargain I
D S300-For your choice: Perfect lots on I
D 18th or 18th avs s. at 34th ST.; gas
0 city water and stone sidewalk paid
o. for; selling fast.
0 $350-Eor your choice: perfect lot on
0 Bloomington av, between Saith and
0 Both SITS; gas, city water and stone
0 sidewalk paid for. /
0 $895-Perfect lot on Oath av s., near
Q Franklin; city water and stone side :,
o walk I
Q $825-A perfect lot on 10Th ay s, near
o ed st: city water and stone sidewalk ,
0 Only one left at this price.
Q We can sell any OF the above lots on
0 Thompson Bros, an
0 234 Security Bank Bldg.
o o o o o o o 90
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LINDEN HILLS HOME.

New, modern and complete in every detail
hardwood finish and floors, open plumbing
bath. gas and city water; on Sheridan az
near 42d st; only two blocks from Lake Har
riet Nothing better in this popular Location
for the quick-sale price Of
$4,000. IT,
Sloane McCulloch Agency,
Oneida Block. 1O4 4th st 8.
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SAFETY Deposit VAULTS.

5>~~NS>~>rScS~S~~r~N~ ~~~cS~Se~~~N~~~S~
FAMILY PLATE AND JEWELRY OUR SPE-
cialty; perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Fireproof Warehouse,
400 Lake st. Es
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Unir11proved..

Uni1nproved.
$500 WILL BUY SIX ACRES AT wAYzATA.
about one mile from depot; $50 down and
$25 every six months. VIM. Hendricks, $50
Guaranty Loan. 4ss i3tsl
TEN ACRES, s1760 SNAP, ON HARRIET
car line; fine trees, view Of city, club and
Calhoun. Hutchins, 404 Phoenix building
ron SALE TWO LOTS, VINCENT AND nth
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o streetcar express boats.
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o Hi. Gale & Co.,
o 421 N. Y. Life Building.
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For Rent nfurnished Rooms,

For Rent Unfurnished Rooms.
OUR ROOMS AND CLOSET. WATER, WET
sink and gas. back and front stairs, woodshed
on second floor. al car line. 1907 Grand av.
EREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN MODERN
house. suitable for light housekeeping; adults
only. 261G Nfcollet av.
OR RENT-S9, THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
room, upstairs; $50 Polk st NE. r. Messing,
724 Temple Court. Al
-HREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET TOR
Tight housekeeping. 20o9 Bryant ay s.
NFURNIsHED ROOMS. FoUR. AT s12la 5th
ay S. SIS.
We, UPSTAIRS. 80s llth AV s. So.