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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24
POWER FOR GOOD.

No other agency does more, without
material reward or thought of IL. for re-
ligion and the church than Is done by the
daily newspapers OF America and the men
who make them.-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
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ARE THERE SUCH?

pa. what's prime mover7'
zone who can get bureau downstairs
without knocking of any plaster or say
ing things that ladies wouldn't like 10
hear. Chicago Record Herald.
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TODAY'S DIVER SIONS

Fatal Card"
Buster Brown"
srMiNsTER-City Sports
Pictures and illustrated
Songs
ST. RINK Roller Skating.
INFANTRY HALl--Roller Skating.
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DEAN OF CONDUCTORS

Americas oldest railroad conductor is
Albert Roath OF Worcester. Besides be.
ing the oldest conductor. he has been "A
greater number Gf years In tha-eaEaice
than any other man I'm the country and
has been In the employ or one company
for "a years -
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A LOSING GAME.

one OF our Philippine mountains Is re-
ported TO have sunk out OF sight We
are always losing something over there.
st Louis Dispatch
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24
STILL A FEW.

II must he admitted that mere are still
az least a few people In the country who
are inclined to spoil an editor and lee
turer by making a president OF William
Jennings Bryan. Toledo Blade,
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CHOCOLATE CAKE.

one cup of butter. two cups OF sugar
one cup OF milk (scanD. five eggs leaving
out the whites OF two, two teaspoonful
cream OF tartar. one teaspoonful soda
two and one-half cups of -four.
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LOOK IN DICTIONARY.

whats the difference between insur.
ancc and assurance"
THE same difference ns that hatus,o,
n sana tarium and a sanatoriam. Louis.
willie CourIer-Journal.
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ONION SALAD.

Slice Bermuda onions as thinly as pos
sible and let the slices stand In cold water
half an hour. Drain and lay on lettuce
leaves or bed OF shredded lettuce Serve
with n French dressing
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

Society is always looking for form OF diversion.
and Of the set have taken TO baloonng
There certain class of people who endeavor ape
the society folk what they do but IL is likely
the balloon
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

Senator Allison of Iowa has predicted congress
will adjourn about June 20. Allison and Aldrich are
friends probably told the Iowa man
what say--he generally does
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

John u. Rockefeller has been Europe
contempates trip lie probably couldn't afford IL
before; but that Standard oil has about all the
money II possibly handle John d. may consistently
take a few weeks of.
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time fellow citizen, Edward Payson Weston,
walking between Philadelphia and
New York, and yet there impression time
nothing swift could city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

Mayor Weaver OF Philadelphia is a candidate gov
OF his state IL Is safe that Prm-
machine will to the limit him. He has
very lucky up this time the enemies
he
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

Congressman Mudd OF Maryland admits that there is
need OF the least bit OF tarin reduction The
opinion won't change either standpatters
believe honest reduction burdens that
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

Governor Guilds appontee police commissioners OF
Boston stephen OMeara Is at least scholar and n
gentleman" For many years he editor of the
Boston Journal.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

A medical man has made the discovery that CANDY
is mighty good for that tired feeling" II one will
listen intently OF Joys" may be heard from
the female
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

the Tucker there to he unex-
planned circumstances enough to Justify the
changing the sentence TO Imprisonment for life
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

out in Iowa there 10000 less than men.
what chance for the surplus female population Of
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

be long before will be reading abou
"the fool rocked the boat"
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The man or woman keep good natured until
o'clock the morning, general rule won't have
20 worry the rest OF the day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

Even the New York finds something more inter
esting than clambakes Rhode 1sland this season.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

It looks as ~ 1t was regular Kilkenny row in the
Republican
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-24

The San Francisco resumed business yestcrda,
without any trouble
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Not Worth II.

Chumleigh--There are times. Miss
Sharpe. when l don't know my own mind.
Miss sharpe--Why don't you have IL
tagged, then?
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THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, Proprietor.
Cor Washington Mahewson streets, Providence H. u
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L. /,
MOVING.


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, stor-
ing and shipping household goods. Call and in
spect our new plant at 4th ay and Lake st,
the largest in the west; the finest anywhere.
embra cling stables, wagon shops and freproof
storage warehouse with separate rooms and
compartments. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office, 400 Lake st; main office, AZ Sd st 8.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers:
hold goods east and west; can sage you money.
can and will DO what we agree regarding car
rates. Write or call. Safes and neavy ma
chiIery moved by experts. 122 9th st 8.
Both phones.
OUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 CHI
cago. Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast termi-
nails and tributary points. The only concern
in the N ". doing enough business IN this line
to give prompt and reliable service. Avoid .1sk
and trouble by KtysnE your business to the
Boyd Transfer s. etosage Co.. 40 Sd st S.
BENZ BROS. ERA1sFER AND BAGGAGE;
finest vana and Rarerooms: eeods moved b.
experienced men. III 9Th st n. Both tele.
~ phones 5e2.
HOUSEHOLD Goo5N STORED, NEW WARE
house, reasonable rates. inquire Office. isak-
err 1900 Sd Az 8. y "a - 8.
WE CAN MOVE YoU-FLoUR CITY TRANS.
fer & Storage Co., office al 9th st s. Phones
) tS4S
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M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY


HOME FOR SUMNER OR VIM
ter. We offer beautiful residence the
best part Of Cottagewood shore, facing main
lake. with frontage Of 125 and depth of 1877
feet, together with lot in the with
property consist Of a nineroom modern house.
thoroughly built for summer and winter, hay
ing hardwood finish and hardwood doors. bath
room. two freplaces, basement furnace, fine
porches, water furnished from central plant
at Cottagewood and good boathouse on the
shore and stable or garage. The improve
dition to the house. the beauty Of the lay Ct
add generally to the beauty OF the property.
while the shore has been riprapped with
bic by electric line, as the express boats
landing is only, two minutes, walk from the
house, and Ia also located within five minutes
walk Of Cottagewood station People, looking
for permanent all the year around home at
this property, and this is the best time Of the
year to look at It: We have keys and would
ers to examine the. property: The price is
$1,000. Terms can be made to suit. Nfckels
& Smith, 81 Nicollet aY.
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o 1AuDERDALE co., TEMPLE COURT. Q
We have number OF fruit farms near o
O the lake; one of six acres mile from o
o Excelsior, a snap If you want something Q
0 nice. Fine land covered with best OF fruit o
o Of all kinds and good house. Only 80, 200. Q
0 Let show you this. =.
o o o o o o 0 o .
BUNGALoWs-UPoN BEAUTIFULLY WOOD
ed Lake Mnnetonka lots $3.50 each and
upwards: easy terms. American Suburbs
Co., 342-44-46 Security Bank Bldg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAKE FRONTAGE
/. about 100 feet improved unimproved; give
lowest price, location and description. Ad
dress 1882. Journal. - -. - - : -
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with mo for quick
sales. B. Carlton Torelle s24 Security BIZ bldg:
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

PATENTS IN ALL COUNTRIES OBTAINED.
sold and manufactured; established Is years;
unexcelIed reputation. Inventors book free.
Patents obtatsed by US OTHER attorneys pub
liah weekly % advertise themselves. Amert.
ran Patent Market. st. Paul, Aim.
WILLIAMsoN 6 MERCHANT, PATENT LAVE
yers and solicitors; Rsatn Office. o259$s Guar
building, Washington, D. @. lss.
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! Uni1nproved.

4 FINE DOUBLE CORNER u.
8 Facing south and east, with all improve
ments in.sfzIn one of the incest sections of
!, Calhoun Park; 9Sx128; good car service; close
to school; new high school; church. You can
make good money by buying this and build
ing thereon. Price ~. 600. Look at it. Cor
ner Holmes and 31st. 3s
c. g. c.. 315 Bank Of, Commerce Building.
FOB SALE FOB Cash OR ON EASY TERMS
two lots on w 22d st, near Sheridan av, 45s
$50 each, only 5000 each, half price; will
accept payment Of 500 down, each LOT. Also
west front lot on Washington st NE, be
tween Spring and Summer. 4oI12S, $500, easy
terms. q
sss al Nicollet Az. saisssSs
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Improved.

4 NE r. ag4t '.----- ss
|. = . 90 SEE III. On g 90 q . :
0 III Like to rs
0 }S5.rs= ShowaYou
0 a beautiful home in Kenwood located at {
0 20l9 sKenwood parkway. The old story
0 bought a home in KenWood three years ago (
o it..would have been q very profitable In I
0 vestment." The same thought will be ex-
0 of: the wise ones and buy. this elegant 10
0 room house, strictly modern. / in. every
o respect with all hardwood floors,
o all !: the latest open !. plumbing, 4,
o This house was all built by day labor, 4
0 with all the wood selected. Couldn't be-
o gin to build this place today for any
0 II you wanr a home and at a bargain see I,
o III III = Franklin Benner, d .l.e6,
o ..us.f sos Bank >Iof Commerce Bldg atsi,
o o o Q o. o&0
Q o. oco-lo22o. 20 o. o %
O }a$:; 2O5 Antrus Bldg -s#a
o Real Estate, Mortgages, Investments
Q s4,2oo-No, s444 BRYANT av s, broom
o modern house.. Hardwood finish first
o floor, white enamel second. Hard
o wood floors. Hot water heat. Gas
o full cemented basement; summer
0 kitchen. Good stable. s2,2oO cash,
o balance three years ut per cent.
$000-NO. 3232 25th aV s. rooms, base
o. ment, barn, cistern, we'll. $500 cash,
o balance $40 monthly .s,
Unimproved Lots.
sl75-Choice of Stevens or I'd av $, be- Z
Q tween 45th and (. 46th SITS; 42x13O.
$25 down, balance IS per month.
0 s50o-Garaeld, between 31st and 22d SITS;
Q : west front, 45x12s. 7.
90 . Q 90
. o o %of az Q o,
q - = ...y... bsye 4l,-., s, ~, 4 ~
o What an elegant home am offering to sell
. for $12, 600. Located in the best and most
o apolis, No. 1920 I'd av g. The house con-
O tains ten large, light, airy rooms, all beau
o ttfully decorated, everything strictly
o modern and of the latest design. There
o is a large barn in connection. House
0 has q very large frontage, all beautifully
terraced. If you are contemplating buy
Q ing call at my office for the key. This,
o place can be bought on very easy terms
o 7%;f =: Franklin FBenner, -
5O3 Bank Of Commerce. "
% o 90 o o o O
We HAVE JUST SECURED EXCLUSIVE SAL
of one of those old!time bargains IN te
room modern house and barn; bath, gas, Law
tory on first floor. Hardwood finish, two fir
places, nice gas fixtures: in good order From
on a park with fine view of lake; inside III
st. Near car line. ~ ! .t. -. >
Is the price $4,000?
No! Only So, 300. =.
1000 cash handles, this. This must be 90
'n'S "o Newhall, $50 Temple Court:
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

3 BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson 1918 Sixth street
S, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bannon. ao4e Twenty-hrst
!, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Fuss, 2soo Monroe street,
girl. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coleman, 11o2 East
Twenty-eighth street. girl. 90
T Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mitchell. 1901 Pleasant
avenue. boy.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. Olson. s4e Nineteenth ave
nue. Me- a girl. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson. 22s Twelfth avenue 8,
girl. 47S's -
S, boy. t.szls. g. "a
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE,
four bed rooms, convenient to car lines will
be rented from Nov to May. i to responsible
family Of adults. A home with every con-
venience and comfort. Will furnish heat.
G. Il. Purdy, 2916 Portland av. -
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PARQUET Ell oRs

We MAKE a SPECIALITY OF HARDWOOD
door laying; get our estimates before buying.
Npls. Buildses Gov aoG Lake n q. O 459t.
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FOR RENT
s~s-~~~~~~-~~sc-~~~~~~ ~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~-
For Rent UNFINISHED Houses.
ILL SPRUCE. PLACE. NINE ROOMS t5 !
----- hefir0n1nsA steam hentad ranSp. =.

Ill SPRUCE PLACE NINE ROOMS t5 H.
bedrooms),. steam heated, gas range, " 49,
plenty of heat as needed and hot .
water at all times artesian water,
janitor service; summer rate. $40;
winter rate .................... 800. ~ ~
xHll Park av, u rooms, all modern, barn. OWN
BARN rsewooa as' Il rooms mo 1000
go Aidgewood nv, 8 rooms, modern barn ao.oo
eitS Ms,e a'' rooms gas, tasna 5000
A01' nsea AZ, s,s rooms. Dath gas, 5000
TOT 6fb r+- On, Q rooms modern barn.. 5000
i41a 3d nv 8, ronrns nodern 6. Is 90
I barn az NJ " rooms CIV: 1000
S Wat sr s sswer rooms oa.n' ss. 1000
"'4 ,W Vsn St Sew sewer rooms D 20 oc
$50 Oakland ay, rooms, city. water a.. \,
vacant Nov. 1, 1905. .......,....... lou,
can't Nv ~; 1sOs ...... 1906
2302 Clinton av, rooms. city water, sewer 1o.ol
2315 11th ,ay 8. first floor. rooms, city
water, sewer, closet. ............ 1S:W
A'l1 city water 81 'e sewer, A' closet 1906
George Odlum. Manager, 800 Phoenix Bldg
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

.ss-s--~-s.s = Z g = ~ S41A0AA11GNSNS
MAKE MONEY
5F Exchanging 1 ia y H s,s
Tour city property for splendid improved
Minnesota farm Of 100 acres at $50 per acre.
.,s Worth $40. One nice farm home of 90 acres,
chard, etc. near town. Temple G courtry Realty
Co., 400 Temple Court. Nicollet 448 J; r.. c.
TO ExoAANaE--sR0 ACRES, FoUR MILES
\ this is wcll-imptoYed body Of land, nearly
all fenced. and about 800 acres under cul-
t tiyat; and lays level and can AZ b. cul-
g eo e S s To-
address Fl. Q. Durham, De Suaet. s. p.
MUST BE soLD-FINE QUARTER OF TIMBER
land in desirable location. 500 railroad. Wis
will trade FOR small ns acres near
fos hns s BE
l. Northheld, MINI.
lso acres MINI, Otter TAI Co.. $50, well
List property for sale or exchange with
American Land & Elk. Co..
443 A. Security Blk. Bldg, Mpls., MINI. @
EXCHANGE ssO.AORE IMPROVED FARM m
Chippewa Co., Mimi, clear and equipped with
horses and implements, for clean general mer-
| chandise stock. Address, with full particu-
lars, Box N. Clara City, Mimi.
80 ACRES LAKE SHORE, GOOD FRUIT, FINE
| Minnetonka, clear, price $1,000, to exchange
for strictly modern home. Address 1882,
Journal .k5syz. @ -
WANT TO SELF OR TRADE1 FOR MILLS.
farms, Oats. lands, stores and other proper.
ties have or can quickly ind customers.
F. +. Thresher, 9A New York Life. MINI. z
81, 900 Or EXCHANGE FOR ACRES OR
small farm, IL rooms city water, hne stone
basement rents $23; Path Az, near 22d st s.
Anderson 828 Boston block.
GROCERY STOCKS TO TRADE FOR HOUSE
| and lot; one $4,000, 81, 800, s., 800; also 8
! $1,000 European hotel for land and cash
Holt, sos Temple Court.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE 1000 EQUITY N
! $4,000 Broom thoroly modern house, nicely
located, for smaller place or vacant city lots
Address 469S, Journal. ",. > -t@
2s0-ACRE IMPROVED FARM IN LINCoL1
| county, gently rolling, best farming country
will trade for income property. Holt, So
| Temple Court. -
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PERSONAL

~~~~~~~~c~~c<>~S~ -~-ccsc-~-c1c.c-~-~~>->
Business and social knowledge guaranteed;
read. write and speak,; famous Hauptonian
system; free trial lessons on Monday and
Block, 10 Sd st s. - = - t
sUPERFLToUs HAIR, MoLEs, WARTS RE-
moved electrically; wrinkles, blackheads, re-
BSss Of kosss s bes Mrs. san 1Ss
dermatologtst and instructor. 62Oh Nicollet.
FOR SALE = RETURN TRIP TICKET TO
Chicago; can be used by tall dark SMOOTH os1
at tc5 Journal counter. Where ticket may be seen
DANCING. GLASSES MONDAY AND THURS.
day evenings, with social following; buck and
wing and private by appointment: Holcombs
DR.. ELIZABETH A. NEFF, =
1923 Vine place. LIST av car. 49,. T.
Office. hours, to 5 daily Drugless meth
ods.) Telephone Main 343S.J. r. ..s,& -
NATTREssEs MADE OVER; HAiR-Moss,
Rainvflle Bros. II Central ay. -
in this line and have had IL years experience;
work guaranteed. The cost is small. Write at
once to 1881, journal. -.
ANNA N. GRIswoLD, 207 MEDICAL BLOCK,
superfuous hair, moleE warts removed by
ELECTRICITY; .corns extracted; Inverted nails
and bunions treated ~ H IT,. =... '.
FUR GARMENTS TO ORDER, REMoDELED
| and repaired; summer prices. Hubachek, prac-
| teal furrier, 3o2 Nicollet av, suite $50:
BERG 4 SMITH, MATTRESSES, UPHoLsTER-
ing, repairing, refnishing; 422 LIST av Sc. T.
G. 1902.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND STOCKS. TRY
| our unexcelled service. c. L. Bauman, o02
Nicouet. 4zs -9.t. t....
ADDIE K. BLUEN, TRAINED NURSE. l2le
| Logan av N. T. @. phone 1896. N. w. Main
| 8545J - g.. sa,1s II e: u
FILLMORE UPHoLsTERINa CO., FURNITURE
and bedding: Lake st and Stevens: T. Q: s042:
O. E. AsHWORTH. Wood and Coal; Furniture
moving; 14th and Chicago av Both phones:
Il. EICHHORN & SON, Furniture Upholsterins.
mattress making, 2s40 Lyndale av s. TIC 1876
CHOOSE MOST BECOMING TINT; FLESH,
white pink or brunette Satin skin powder. 25c.
GET YOUR MUSICAL instruments repaired At
J. K. SAVERS, 8o6 Mic. Oppo. Glass Block.
! FURNACES OR STOVES CLEANED. PUT IN
| order. set up. Advance. All Washington av s.
C0RNs EXTRACTED. $50; INVERTED NAILS
| and bunions treated DR.. Collier, Bis Mo. av
MINNESOTA SCHOOL WoMENs INDUSTRIES.
| Send for catalo4. 3145 Stevens ay. -.
EDNA K COME HOME. PAPA F0RGIvEs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

.-~4 MARRIAGE LICENSES,
Warren O. Post and Mabel s. Lo-enE. .s:
Louis M Latham and Bessie q. Ayerfli, fS
Earl NJ. GLADDEN. and Bertha D. Payne.
Einar O. Wike and Eli Tmtke.
Frank ID. Webster and Bessie AcAfahcn.
Chrtsten Christensen and Else Katherine Nief.
son.
William NJ. stennes and Lily Hotaling.
Alfred W. Friend and Mary B. Willis
Edgar s. Bow and Agnes L. Callander.
Robert Cummings and Josephine Polxsr.
John Fruin and Title Terrett.
Adolph Werner and Johanna Berg. ieSa
max Mueller and Triesa Schipitz.
Charles Meltz and Mile Gehike. 49,.
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DEATHS. 80
Doilie Pace. Northwestern hosptt1i.
P. NJ. Peterson, city hospital.
D. l., Jones, city hospital.
Margit Nilsen, 8028 Cedar avenue.
Mary Ranger, Dol East Forty eighth Ef1s0e. ~
Emanuel Fehleen, city hospital. v6 III
Joseph Mcdonald. Eighth avenue ND.
Patrick Mccormick. 1910 Cedar avenue. 3
Charles NJ. Grass. 1411s Girard avenue n.
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SHOE REPAIRING

q. & H., ie 9Th ST s-sHoEs REsoLED VERB
quick, cost small; mems sample shoes. $25p
and 3d. TT them; ten-shine ticket. 25c.
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NORTH DAKOTA LANDS, -.
Situated in fine country; rich black loan soil,
clay subsoil, water easy depth.
Half section, SIS per acre, one-fourth cash
down.
Quarter section. SIT per acre. one quarter
cash.
Hotel in hustling town of 500 people, 5000,
half cash. balance easy. 7
Other lands, S14 to $40; easy terms.
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r YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SNAP. DON'T
look any longer; 800 acres, between st; Paul
= and Duluth; House 1928 and 1s4l8 and
barn aOx4O, one 15xi6, one 55xe5, one. 2sx6o-22,
one 2Sx50-22 and granary 16x1S. These are
an elegant stock farm Good soil and price
only $40 per acre If taken now buys it
Biggest snap in the northwest. Akerson.
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% @ Q % o. o, o 20 o o O
0 LAND, LAND, LAND, LAND, LAND.
o Write me for map and particulars Of the
Q Land Of the Big Red Clover located
o The greatest stock-raising, dairy1ng and
0 general farming country In the northwest;
0 rich SOIL fine climate, fine water, excellent
0 health, cheap freight rates and only about
o 70 miles from Minneapolis. Choice lands,
Q cheap and easy terms. Why not own your
o own home? %ts5.'.e-st s.+ Fl +.
0 Louis A. Howard,
o 502 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
o g % 90. 90 o % o o o O. :.
o Q LAKE Al 2 OF 3 Isles { : S : e =
o To Parties That Will Build.
o Lot 50x120 corner Irving and 18th st.
. facing south. 81, 400. 2 : = ~ I, Y
o Lot 50x150 next to corner. $3.50. I E..,S&
o Lot 5ox190, adjoining, $500. -. y
All require filling but in price are below
anything In the district. :: -:
o Two blocks from Hennepin carline. -
o G.. F. q. Peterson, -
818 Guaranty Bldg.
o Q 90 Q o o 0 Q o
sr2o6 Il z AND 4 1ARn 2 MEN, YOUR
attention is called to 1890 acres OF land,
all in one body, located in Cass county,
o Mimi, only six miles from the rail-
road; fine soil, watered by several fine
lakes, no swamps. This would make
fine sheep ranch or a colonization prop
0 osition. Don't miss this opportunity II =
o you want to make some money. For
prices and terms call on or write Frank
lin Benner SOB Bank Of Commerce build
ing, Minneapolis -
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E0IM AdIlu6. ~
FINE STOCK FARM FOR sALE-CLovER
Hill farm, 227 acres, Northfeld, MINI; 40
miles south OF twin cities, on Cannon river
opposite st. Olaf college and Odd Fellows
home; three-Quarters Of mile from three
railway stations; sixteen trains daily; troll
s ley projected;S Carleton college and seven
churches within a mile; house 21a stories;
hardwood finish, 18 rooms, two bathrooms,
two freplaces, hot water heat and gas; IN
ings and land IN excellent condition; price
$50, 900, half cash. balance at per cent.
Apply G. NJ Phillips, First National Bank,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
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o LAUDERDALE co. HAVE VACANT LOTS 8
20 on East Side, ten minutes walk from Q
o Como car; taxes only soc; iuHt over the o
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ONE ENTIRE BLOCK, NORTH MINNEAPo:
Ifs, 20 lots; just the place to build a house
and retail remaining lots; large profits sure;
price s2,1o0. Address 46e0, Journal
$50 DOWN, 80 MONTH"; BUYS FINE. EAST
front lot, ]; all improvements paid, eighth
ward, only $500. Owner. 323 New York Life.
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FOR RENT-FRoM 5000 TO 1000 SQUARE
feet Of excellent second floor space; front stair
way entrance from street and rear from alley.
q CO. cd