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New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
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Chicago July S-Tt was evenng-up day for the
eTain trade because OF the holiday Tomorrow.
Tired holders IN wheat sold early on the
brighter weather Northwest. Bears pressed short
seIling September wheat sold at 1870, the lowest
FOR many weeks The trade was Oversold and shorts
caused q rally covering The market closed little
changed az sO5.c for September and slssc 10 sIEsc
FOR December Corn had early break with wheat.
md good rains the states helped the sell
sng few leaders bought the break and the
market had quick rally. The close at 5ITsc
September and 49skc May Oats followed the action
sn corn. Provisions were advanced on support by
packers.
The wheat market opened with prices practically
Unchanged- Good weather ana heavy acceptances.
with the trade Oversod. caused a strong bearish
tie holiday The latter were responsible for a slight
rally. Local receipts twelve cars. with ten
cars estimated for Thursday.
n spite OF adverse Influences corn prices held
well Later. however there was a break. but
buying by leading houses and covering by shorts
carE with estimates Of $50 for Thursday. Ship
lnenfs hence were 1000 bushels.
The oat market opened strong. owing 20 buyers
being "a greater evidence and prices tended upward
or unfavorahIe crop reports. Local receipts were
7s7 cars with 10 cars estimated for Thursday.
Shipments hence were $4,000 bushels.
Provisions. had firm undeFtOne. The scent ad-
vances in prices az the yards and the light receipts
OF hogs were the strengthening influences Shorts
sa PORK were covering freely and there was a good
investment demand for ribs. Trade in lard was
rather SLOW. but prices responded 20 the advance
% tho balance OF the list The selling was mostly
ln a realizing way September pork opened az
SIC s2k and sold Up 10 sI7 10. Of 20 Sl7v'k 20
sI7 20: September lard opened 50 02s5, of 20 50
- 50 o2H aaa iearfsd N 50 %. oK 70 50 0eh-
September Ffss opened at 50 80 sold up 50 E5 Hog
receipts Eess 10000 head
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ankers' posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New OFleans-COm-
mercial. SOC discount: bank. 81 premium Boston
par. ChicagO-15c discount Charleston-Buying.
par; selling. &c premium Cincinnati-Par. Savan-
Multiplying. soc discount; selling. 75c discount
Minneapolis-2ec premium. St. LOuis-Par bid. 15c
premium asked.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York - Exchanges.
s5sS 1855; balances sl2sa 2S7. BostOn-Exchanges.
$50 469 451; balances. s2.7TaS ChicagO-Exehanges.
s4s 1902; balances. s.1SS75s- Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. S376l2O77; balances, S,76s4as ST. Louis
Exchanges. SO. .TSS, ,125; balances. s794SS9-
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 645sc; Mexican
silver dollars. 501ac. Bar silver in London closed
at % 15-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 1O.45; Lisbon. 4
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 1884,.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, $S09S1; internal reve-
nue. receipts. ssiss76; miscellaneous receipts s1Os5S
Receipts for the day. a57O255; expenditures. Ss2o
600 Receipts for the month to date. s1S7O255;
penditures. s2,20Ooo excess Of expenditures $685..
745
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
70 the Clearing House si2O4sS
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money in
London, 1902 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills 1-16QSh per cent: long bills S1s
per cent Berlin discount rate. S9s per cent Ber-
lin exchange on London. 20 marks a. pfennigs-
Paris discount rate. q. per cent. Paris exchange
on London 25 francs Is centimes. Bar gold IN Lon
don. rs essd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British eOnsOls for
money. S7a: for the account. S79.- French rentes.
IS francs 7la centimes.
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STOCKS GENERALLY HIGHER.
SPECUL4TTYE. CONDITIONS RESPONSIBLE FOR IN
PROTEMENT 81
Call Money at Foreign Eachange Weak No
ENGAGEMENTS

at price which yields more than per cent.
Nevertheless this issue ought TO enjoy some inn
provement when the general market advances,
inasmuch as crop conditions in the company s
territory are favorable and indicate year of
good earnings for the property. Crop condi-
tions throughout the Southwest are excellent.
and as a. consequence there is no reason for
speculative attacks on the Southwestern securi-
ties as far as factors governing their real value
are concerned. Wall Street will not long enter
tain it's present pessimistic sentiment, especially
as prices already have recorded an extensive de-
cline which has adequately measured whatever
unfavorable features there may be in the general
situation, including money market uncertainty.
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Financial Meetings.

New York n Y July lst 1903
TBE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
"a holders OF the Lincoln Deposit Company will
Office Of the said company 32SS East A2nd
street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. in the City OF
New York. " z, Wednesday July ilth. 1906. az
one o'clock p NJ. the purpose OF elscting eleven
trustees and inspectors OF election for the ensuing
year, Transaction OF any other business
shaf may properly come before the meeting.
JOHN r. VAN WORMER,
Secretary.
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To WhOnI 1t Mag Concern.
STATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE

SrAIE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE
- partment-Albany 9Th, le0a-Whersas Toutonia
snsrance Company. lOcated New Orleans the
O Louisiaaa, sled q
~ proper showing and
business. complied in respects with
relating Companies
noFated BY other states Of the United stcfes
Now therefore pursuance Of law. J. OTTO KELSEY.
Euperintendant cf Of New
Company hereby
appropriate
This State accordance with during the
year The Condition and Business Of said Company
she q statement CDeeeber 81. 1909. IS shown
aa follows:
AggTegats amount OF admitted Assets $500 o24 SO
lggregafe amount liabilities (sGcspt Capital
Surplus) including COO 20
Of actual paid Capital $50 0r0G0
all liabilities 48
for the 720 63l IS
lr,oune OF 6xbarsenenfs for Gs2 72s ss
Witness Whereof. have hereunto subscribed my
MN. my Office be affixed fhe
DAY written.
feeal1 OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent o- insurance.
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MINING.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened az 8
per cent: highest. per cent; lowest per cent;
last lOan per cent; close. 2GS per cent; ruling
rate. per cent Time money quoted at 4G4l5
per cent thirty days ~ per cent for sixty days.
4ss(5 per for three aud four months, and per
cent for five and six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at 5d5h per cent for sixty 90 ninety
days, 5eI5A per cent for four 90 six months. and
51zG6 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed steady.
Actr l1.los
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London 8 Paris Exchange, Id.
BANKERS.

Are now dealing in and negotiating Amer
ioan industrial and Mining securities on
ghe London Stock Exchange. "A special
department has been opened for introduc-
ing sound and we'll supported undertak-
iags. Those desirous of placing securi-
ties on the London Market should COM
municafe with the Secretary, London &
Paris Exchange, Limited, Basildon House,
Moorgate Street, Bank, L. Z. London,
England.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Mon
days:
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ENLISTED

Closing prices Of stocks dealt in. with net
changes follow:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London

London. July 3. p. m.-The market for American
securities Irregular, with more net gains than
losses. Last quotations follow:
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL
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BONDS
CLOSING CUBS QUOTATIONS.

i lots tseIls cents per share tcash-
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Financial.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, located AcCunnber.
state OF North Dakota ts closing its sraira Al
holders ana ether creditors associRtoE.
notified present the notes and other
r. Z WOOD. Cashier.
DATED EeCunber. d. lrt 1905
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SEX dividend.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No 25 Broad
street. New York and No 122 South 4th street.
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NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS sEcu7n

sAnd interest
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no lsO Total sales Tor the day 'Unnstel.
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NOTICE


BIwABIK, MIMI, wATERwoRKs BONDS
Sealed bids will be received at the office of
j the recorder Of the village OF Biwabik Mimi,
thousand lsio, oo6. ooj dollars waterworks bonds
OF the following denomina lions, $4,000 each:
fl,s. to g mature in I've ~ years five to ma az
GOD years. at i've (5) per cent interest paid
by a certified check of I'VE hundred (s5oo.oo)
dollars. payable to George Gleason treasurer
OF the village Of Biwabik. The right is re
VIII be opened ie and md considered By said coun,
CT at the time and place aforesaid: Proposals
should naal be marked Proposals for Waterworks
Bonds, " and addressed to the undersigned,
+. N. Butler. village recorder. Biwabik, MINI.
BIwABIK, MINI, ELECTRIC LIGHT BONDS.
Sealed bids will be received at the office Of
until pm, May /. 1906, for the sale Of five
thousand ($5,O00.00) dollars electric light
bonds Of the following denomination: $4,000
mature in ten t1o) years, Ave to mature in
fifteen s5l 15l years and five to mature IN TWEEN
sem, Annually All BIDS as' must us be accompanied
by certified check of $25o.oo payable to
Heorg H. Gleason, treasurer Of the village o.
and all bids. Said bids will be opened and
considered by said council at the time and
Place place aforesaid Proposals should be marked
Proposals for Electric Light Bonds and adj
dressed to the undersigned. T. NJ. Butler, vii
lage recorder, Biwabik, MINI. s
BlWAB1K, MINI, SEWER BONDS. SEALED
bids will be received at the office Of the re-
corder Of the village of Biwabik, Mimi, until
pm, May l, 1906, for the sale Of ten thou
sand lSl0,0O0.OO( dollars sewer bonds OF the
following denominations $4,000 each; five, to
mature In five s(5) years, five to mature in ten
l0) years, I'VE to mature in fifteen (15) years
and five to mature in twenty l20) years, at
per cent, interest paid semi annually. All
bids must be accompanied by certified check
OF $4,000, payable to George Gleason treas
urer Of the village of Biwabik. The right is
reserved reject S8iC
bids will be opened and considered by SAID
council at the time and place aforesaid. Pro
| posals shall be marked Proposals for Sewer
Bonds" and addressed to the undersigned. +
NJ. Butler, village recorder, Biwabik MINI.
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BUILDING PERMITS

"i nae Sc, iswostory frame dwelling -. $1,000
F. B. Cotton, 1101 Second street 8, two 8
story frame dwelling 6.ooo
e. nn ~ 1--we two.story frame addition 5000
Nine minor permits .................... 13 ,o1o
Total twelve permits .......... .$2s, olu
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AGENTS WANTED
MONUMENTS.

Slo, 900 WORTH OF FINISHED GRANITE AND
marble monuments, markers, etc.; must be
sold before June L. Please call at salesroom
Of Anoka Marble and Granite Works. 423
T0RTHWEsTERN MANTEL CO., MONUMENTS,
heedstones and markers; special designs on
request Office 40 9Th st s. Granite and
Marble Works. 35t7 Hen. AZ. Both phones.
HoNUKENTs AND MARKERS ALSO STEW
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BIRTHS.
o'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D.. 912 Fifth street.
'Bachner, MIR. and Mrs. Carl. so4s Twenty
fourth avenue s. a girl.
Kutchera, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph, 1870 Wasnrl
ington avenue N. girl.
fackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. 2sse Eleventh
aS Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus. 1922 First
avenue s. a boy,
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STEAMSHIPS
STOVE REPAIRS

u, s. STOVE REPAIR CO., is Sd ST 8. STOVES
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones
Prompt service.
REPAIRS FOR ALL sTOVEI0REAT WEsT.
ern stove Repair Co.. 812 HenneDin.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

nlents with responsible corporations or indfvid-
uals; frstclass references; rates reasonable.
1882 Journal
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MACHINERY

FOR sALE-16o-H.P. ARLINGTON & sIMs
single automatic cutoff. center-crank, self
oiling self-contained engine, not new; In
good order. ALSO iron and woodworking ma.
chinery.. Northern Machinery Co., 218-21T Sd
Ut s, Minneapolis ii
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
a pofss IS: ss 3 s and 49, Harriet sdd
P. G. Deming to h B. Clark and wife: -
@ loos a second s addition pem.ns 2szs
D.. F. Calhoun and wife to |. ". GIFT
ford part Of lots IL and 10. block 8,
A. A e Ba ans and aap Wife to l. W OXFORD 0
part Of lot /. block g. Atwater's addi-
L. n n Bali and husband to ]: A. MeFar. 1''00
land; lots and .. block I. Chicago
Avenue Park addition .............:. 65oa
Lot II, block 1, the Erastus Byers' adj
eses tss" Msssir and wife to s Shtt.tsn 's
Bitser's Golden valley outiots. -. 1900
'" lot Is. block tfs 8, Barnes addition -. 1900
lot ~ beeR H. r sle Grounds ADDITION
20, township 11e, range % 100
H. A. Lambert and husband to George
a: Hatton; lot 3 Utopia 4eSs
II, block 80. Bakers fourth addition IS 100
H. Heir and Wife to o! p. Benson and
wife: lots ,, 9 and q. block !. Fair air noi
Ground addition 4lV:
H.. Heize and wife to William II. MI
chaud; lot Is. block 2. swans second -.
lots and 10: block O. Lavndaie go. s57
EuWuuU Ndltou uscHcy W Z. va
houn; lot il. block 10, Lakeview. 500
The Uniyersalist, General Convention 70
Harris aspp sFti part Of lot s block 500
d lot tee 8. black RI. ruttles addtion. 1000
William J. Plank and wife and A. w.
Shaw. and wife; lot 2, block 40, Calhoun
Park addition sou
3, BoWen's second addition =. -. w.. 100
G. sEkstronl and wife to Il. kluge; lot 4, 4 i
d 9tHem !. o.n . es ~ 500
A.. L. Douth.tt and wife to Dan Black; .oo
in section o, township III, range "a 900
F. G. Nickels and wife to d. p. Lindall
and wife: lot II and part Of lot 10.
| block 81. Meeker Island Land & Power
company's addition revised. ........... 2o0
william q. Goodfellow to G. T.. Searles:
| lot 1. block II. second division Rem
| iQgtOn PARK
| H. T. Gallaher and wife to G. g. Good
| rich; part Of lot 3, block 2, Babcock & -
Broats addition .....................s 1,ooV
| E5
| Total .s2s, $40
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John T.. Nellie and Betsy Somstrud.
Henry Cebar and Minnie Harder. sss
Hilmar Ellison and Klara NJ. Jansen.
Edward j. Denoyer and Elfrida Sorenson.
Frederick E. Deuach aud Edith l.. Stoych.s
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For Rent-Furnished Houses

T OF hGuG-E uIulSll6u I1OuSCo'
CALL ON ME IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Furnished, or unfurnished houses or Hats,
If you want TO sell rooming house,
Rent or buy rooming house, ''
Or If you looking
For someone to take charge
Of your property or collections,
This is the place to come. : -
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Bryant 63S Boston block. - ,
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY; A COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1906. The
house is heated in one Of the most desirable
residence sections of the city apd within: easy
walking distance of the business portion; re.
sponsible parties only need apply. Address
1918, Journal.
T-RooM FURNISHED, COMPLETELY MOD
ern. large yard, shade trees. near Central
park from May l to October. 3O3 Bank Of
Commerce building.
70 LET-FURNIsHED, TO SMALL FAM
lily for the summer, fine downtown resi- sae
building.
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DEATHS.

Johnson. Margaret, 230e Thirteenth syenIe
Pinkerton. William O.. Lakeside avenue.
Fleener Nancy. 1913 First avenue 8.
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WANTED 70 RENT

2 WANTED TO kENI
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE,
Nat of five or six rooms, completely furnished
for housekeeping: must be, modern and good
locality; best Of references: furnished: hest
of care given everything; responsible parties;
rent must be reasonable; possession wanted at
once. 1881, Journal. -: $50
HOUSES AND FLATS ARE LISTED WITH US
every day: still cannot supply the demand:
What have you to rent: bring Ms list Of
your vacant properties. Nicollet Real Estate
Rental 4 Adjustment Co.. 504 Century bldg:
WANTED-BY- A GRADUATE NURSE. THREE
rooms unfurnished. modern conveniences, be
tween Hennepin and 9Th and Franklin aud
seth st Telephones, t. G. 1855, N. w. South
1884 J2 - = -
wANTED-To RENT A, THoRoLY MODERN
house about 7 rooms: rent not to exceed $50
per month. Call South 1925 ], or write $3.50.
Journal. - -.
WANTEn-To RENT MODERN HOUSE, IN 9Th
ward, about rooms available May i, not to
exceed $35 per month: H. W. W, 255l Grand.
WE HAVE PARTIES WAITING FOR 8, 4,
rooms for housekeeping. $40 to $15: bring in
your list. A. L. Straight Co.. $50 Andrus:
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BOARD AND ROOMS
..,,.-> Offered,

-. RICHMOND HOTEL.
&, First-class board ind room at reasonable
rates for summer; also pleasant room at
Library apartments. - g
FIRsT-CLAss HOME BOARD WITH ROOM
$780, with ss r On S Pbone heals sngle
BOARD AND ROOM; SIX BLoc1s FROM
Union station; also four rooms. furnished for
light housekeeping. 20 University .av NE. ~.
LOOK Al THIs-Best table board, $3.50 per
week; a trial will convince you. The Nc
Gulpin Dining Parlors, 1OS 18th st 8. =
PERSONS VISITING FINE, PLEASANT ROOMS
with board. please call at 25t 18th st s.. EN-
cellent location for. business people. =
LARGE ROOM AND BoARD--su1TABLE FOR
two or three persons; porch and lawn; with
in walking distance. 80 18th st $. :.
NICE FRONT ROOM FOR TWO WIFE BATH;
; - single front room: Hotel Southern, 4th. av
S and 18th ST. +, - =
FOR RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM IN MOD
ern house: home cooking. II. c. phone 341l
"a 18th st s. - -. - -. =. =.
HOTEL VAN EYCE. QUIET FAMILY HOME,
modern best of table board, 1924 Nicollct av.
ROOMS WITH BOARD ase "a Az s: =
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CARPET CLEANING, RUG MFG

- ClRFFTL GHRFET GIE1N1NG.
Beautiful rug weaving from old carpets;
best work, lowest prices. National Carpet
Cleaning Co.. TNicellet island. Both phones.
P4RTICULAR PEOPLE, SEND YOUR CAR
pets. rugs to the Mpls. Carpet Cleaning Rug
Factory, H. 4th st N Main 1927; 7. G. 1885,
BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS; CARPET
cleaning Moorish Rug Co.. 1902 3 franklin
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INSTRUCTION

LESLIE VAUDEVILLE SCHOOL.
30 Studio Arcade. 804 Nicollet Minneapolis.
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS

HoY,s DETECTIVE BUREAU. SUITE 5l4-6ls
phoenix building, 20 years continued expert
ence : in Minneapolis; legitimate business
licitsd; rea sonable rates; best Of references,
Both phones $3.50 $3.50.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

osrGR1SSe CLEAN Up 9 SALE so PIANOS.
, Odds and ends. Prices to move them
, quick to make room for new stock; easiest
, terms. =
. Howard, FarwelI & Co.,
D Reliable Dealers TOT Nicollet
o o O -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
- = = = - y = = = = -
Farm Lands

ALL OF SEC, IS, 1a7. IS, MORTON COUNTY,
l.. D. d fer g, ooo IN S, III. Is, ssaale
county, s. D., for only 81, 800. NJ u 81
il$ g in Resde sSun1y d. .nd ssao ven
eaohs esE. N Is. lie, rs. In Potter county. 8.
eAe saye HNSaFtsr Y sRins sor
f III g 8 s5e III ssi99 a; g. g. "a
g. 9es l;Rsa'ags " '1ss 9 s
sW s. 1lb ss for ,r g 4o9 only All ls s,a
miles from hedaeid, 1t Sso per acre Also !
well-improved farm Of $50 acres, ten miles
from Kedted in In German neighberhood Tor
n northeast Il Redaela for only 50. 800 g
N P eaass ee so Nse to-
No trades az CONSIDERED Terms Of sale about
iinm isse nssn owner, Redaeld, 5. B.
WE ARE OFFERING THE FOLLOWING
lands In Mcpherson county, 8. D., along the
survey Of The Minneapolis = st. Louis railway
s sE' s 1las7sss, s = i iess.
sW. 22127-6e, g., 1eo. q.
NV. s2-12e-66, g, 600.
NV. 9-12566, s.. 900.
NY. :s s. z: 81 $S 1s@
SW. 1.125s6a, S2,10o.
s SW.. 1S,1?s; g. s 81 sS.
Sc 7-125sss. sS;1SS:;
Sc. 4-12b,es. 81, TO-
M. e125,e7, So, $50.
M n. . 1s1SS:ss, S q; 49,
S SE. 3 ss 1856 sS'Sss;
Never Land CO., 41S-1p Phoenix building
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

KODAK FILM DEVELOPING AND FINISH
Ing done expertly; Photographic materials: our.
FbUsfnIss established twenty yearS. q. q.
Peck Co.. 112 5th st s.
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WOOD AND COAL
SOUND MIXED CORDWooD. SAWED. s5.75,
oak, dry, $6.75; best grades of coal. E. A.,
Field Fuel Co., 319 Hehnepin. Both phones.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
8. aTNoNET RIG az. !.

INVENTORS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN ALL
countries promptly obtained sold, leased. mlh-
ufactured; models made; 25 years established Z,
unexcelled reputation; inventors book Free
Address Patent Market, st. Paul, MINI.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT LAW.
yers and solicitors; main office. e25-e3S Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi; 50 AcGiu
building, Washington. q. C. s5#.lz3. =
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

s. + y Z T . 1 . q 1
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
80 1oRELeaAND Foaxs o.. n. D, FOR
100 acres, ellington Co.. $. D., $40. for mer-
s. MINES nd residence for Minnesota Or
American Land Ex. Co.,
1856 Boston Blk. Minneapolis, MINI.
$50, 900 OF IMPROVED OTTER TAIL COUNTY
land to trade as first payment On large
tract OF cheap prairie land: Triners ,1 need not
Per6am, MIN. .S = ~.
WILL EXCHANGE MY HALF SECTION OF
Canada land In Saskatchewan valley, worth
. $4,000, for good paying drug store in North
Dakota. Address L. MacKechnte, Cottonwood,
MINI. 4
70 EXCHANGE, GOOD STOCK OF HARDWARE
and building for land; must have some cash.
good business U. s. Land & Exchange Co.,
Seaforth MINI. ~ =.
70 ExoHANGE-aooD STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise and building for land; must have
some cash. u S. Land & Exchange Co., Sea-
FORTH MINI. e." 81
70 ExcHANGE-MPRovED FARMS AND uN.
improved lands for" city property: McQuade q
wANTED-A STOCK OF GENERAL MER-
+. H.. Peever, sisseton, s. b.
wANTED-A STOCK OF HARDWARE AND
furniture in exchange for good real estate.
T. f. Peever, sisseton, 8. D.
CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. G. O..
Shepard. Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
MINNETONKA PROPERTY
sEvEN.RooM HOUSE, FULL BASEMENT;
Sv as 30 fsst a;ep lot p n9s lake
| Lake & City Realty Co.. --+-'- .
!, .-s GIG Guaranty Loan Bldg:
FOR RENT-THREE COTTAGES AT WHITE
| Bear lake; pasture for COW and place fol
chickens and garden ia Chamber of Com
| MERGE, Minneapolis, MINI.
FOR sALE-sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE AMI
| six lots, south shore, fine place for chickens
! and small fruits; good lake front. VIM. BAD
! cock, $40 Temple Court ...,' i.
TWO SMALL COTTAGES ON SOUTH SHORE
furnished, screened porch, good beach, ISL
and $50 VIM. Babcock, go Temple Court
i Both phones. g. WE ~ =
WANTED-FRUIT. FARM FROM OWNER, i
| to 20 acres, showing good income. Give full
| particulars in first letter. Address 9470, Jour
nal ,.... ..... .r,. ,.-' 80, 49,. j.,
4 WANTED-NEAR BOARDING PLACE, FUR
! nished room or small cottage for season; Ar
cola Orono preferred. Address $685. Jour
NAT ~ f-'
a BEAUTIFULLY WOODED MINNEToNKI
i lot free for the best name for new subdivision
4 American Suburbs CO. 324 kasota block. =
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEANING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. Sig Nlcollet:
NoRTH star DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning: works 1875 Hennepin ay. Both. phones.
STERIING DYE HOUSE-French Dry Cleaning.
500 4th av S. s +. q. 9332: n. W. 40 J3. IS