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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
AS THE MISSISSIPPI WAS.

When La Sale went down the Mississippi river for
the first time should like to have gone with him because
everything modern and the banks of that great
river must have been beautiful than they
Wild animals might have been the banks In
dams peerng out from behind We could have
stopped to visit Indian camp and the squaws
with their The Indians must have had hard
time trying to understand the motions Of the white
when they tried to make them understand that they
were claiming the glory Of discovering the land for
France Alice Lennes
Seventh Grade, 1896 Upton Avenue s.
Lake Harriet School. -"
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WITH THE GREAT ROMAN,

met Julius Caesar. He asked if would like to go
expedition to Britannia, which wished conquer.
had always wished to travel but had been able
to do My mother and father wished to be scholar
tho preferred to be sailor explorer decided to
run away at night with couple of my friends who had
always wished to the journey which had heard
that Caesar about to undertake. We sailed just after
midnight with eight hundred After had been
the boat awhile wished could go home thought how
my mother and father would be hunting and calling for
me. When reached the shore of the country,
saw towering white cliffs and armies of TALL bue-eyed,
yelowhaired the shores, ready to have with
u.s. The water shallow the shore that
had to jump out in the deep water and swim to land in
our heavy armor We were about to retreat when
general called out 'Men, do not lose standardV
After battle the Brtons retreated When Caesar went
home again. followed and cared to be an
explorer since that Elsie Lindquist
Seventh Grade 3606 Bloomington Avenue.
Horace Mann School. .*@~.--; - !
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ACCORDING TO SCHEDULE.

ct would rather be with Drake than any other ex-
plorer,' | said one day when my father asked me
tile is yery comnetent exnorer SAG g ~ NV fs4hez
"and like your choice" Drake to sail in a week
and so got my things ready to 60. When sailed
happened. to be Drake's ship had several
chances to speak to him and regretted my choice
When think Of the trip do not wonder that Drake
accomplished great things He went about them in way
that showed how he had planned his trip we'll beforehand
Seventh Grade, ~sss~--Porter Virgins
Lake Harriet School, 4043 Sheridan Avenue S.
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A PLEASURE JAUNT.

If had lived in the ancient days of discoveries, I
should like to have helped Cortez conquer Mexico L
should have enjoyed the scenery and expectation of
ting wealth than words could tell. should have
enjoyed the long tramps thru the Mexican forests
sights of the wonderful birds and strange animals that
had heard Of should have enjoyed hunting the wild
animals with their oldfashioned firearms and bows and
arrows of that period should also have enjoyed the
delicious favors of the tropical fruits and the fragrance
OF the beautiful flowers. Roy Mcfarland
Eighth Grade 1902 Washburn Avenue S.
Lake Harriet
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A FIRST OCEAN VIEW.

L went with Balboa to what could find the
other side of the little stretch Of land the southern part
Of North America. What found first band of
savages waiting for the chance surprise night
when we in camp. One night travelled late into
the night to find secluded spot where might camp
peal We came to campfire which had been kindled
but short time. There one in sight, but We
knew that there woods filled with savages some
where not very far off and that they would have
us in trap if we did not But what way could
we go? Not back, because had not accomplished
purpose Our leader Balboa thought it best 90
west and follow path along the side of mountain which
might lead us to something we had not expected. We
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!. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE !.
Improved
PAUL BEUHLER,

= uH. &c Z /.
456 Temple Court. f5s
S. 4oo-strictly all new, modern. ten-room. up
big lot, Lowry Hill home; first time offered.
S5,5Oo-One of the finest modern houses in
eana srene a.sea 81 R pa
only; Don't fail to see it il you want an ex-
s., 2oo-Look at this beautiful new, up-to.date,
strictly modern. eight-room, finished hard
wood, hot-water heat, fine corner lot. Don't
Grand av 8.
81, 5OO-One of the finest ten room, all modern,
northeast, near University av; easy walking
distance; fine corner lot
y; 2oO-Good ten-room two-family house, full
floors, fine mantel; rental capacity SCI per
month; near Blaisdell inside Lake st.
30 Soo-Look at this elegant up-to-date home,
eOXl2o to alley; fine shade trees: house
strictly modern; hardwood finished: 60 and
81, 5oo-Good two-fami1y house and lot; city
water water ana vet sink both swsys
$5;soo-one Of the finest 12-room homes, all
modern, lot 6Sx165 on 4th st NE, close to
Cen Central al cost $1,000 to build. Make me your
good lot. well rented; 10th az $ near 2sth st;
water, nice lot 9th av near Frakiin.
l
81, 2oo--Fine, strictly modern cight-room. hard
wood finished ,up-to.date, new. eighth ware arc
| per month.
So, 45o-Look at this handsome new up-to-date
hardwood finished all modern, slx-room home
| built the best. back plastered: lot 46x157 t.
bargain: No. s242' 4th st n: handsomely
frescoed storm sash and screens: terms easy
S1,15o-Rents $12, never vacant, 7.room hous,
and barn. good lot, city water, near s2d
s5,aoo-one Of the finest new 9. rooms, hard
wood finished .up-to.date homes in Calhoun
addition, fine view of the lake, large lot, no
water heat; this home is equal to any ofere'
ss,s5o-Built by owner for his home, strictly
modern, hardwood finish and foors handsomely
d deco fine gas fixtures, window shades a
| shade trees; only one block to Lyndale car
surrounded by 5000 oooa and ID $1,000 homes. G.
Ss,0ooNSuch a bargain"Good s-room hardwood
finished home, best open plumbing. storm sasl
and screens, fine shade trees, good barn: g,
the occupant to show ali corners through. 2os'
sa,250-Look at as41 Portland av. handsome
wood finished home; fine large lot built b!
owner for his home don't fall to so and SCI
it.; owner leaving the state accounts for suc
81 800 takes good eight room house. city waite
and wet sink; fine lot rented for SIS pc
month: nice location near 26th av and Du
| pont; easy terms; 5000 down. balance SIS
month. Biggest bargain offered now. 49,
81. -Five-room house and barn, big lot, 50
1a5; city water, good cellar. Girard nea
Plymouth; big bargain.
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine
new 1h TYP np,tosdate homes in Lowry Hill Lake
ret or in any part Of the city. at all prices si
II you wish to make quick cash SALE lis
Your property at once No charge made fe
!, him.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE

BIRTHS.
Thomte, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, e15 First are.
nue. N. q girl.
Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton, 2ol2 Ninth
street, boy.
Ripzinski, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. 2714 Bryant
avenue N, girl.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A., o., s1s Eighth ave-
nue. N, a boy. t.sr555-.I
Larson. MI. and Mrs. L.. 1901 Fifth avenue.
Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.. 241s Elliot ave.
nue. q girl
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3 The art Of writing good Journal Il
y want ad consists In thinking out all, y
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

MARRIAGE L1CENSES.
Frank T.. Lally and Jennie b. Ronner.
Ernest II. Butler and Grace v. G. Forster.
August b. Ericsson and Sarah n. Score.
Francis ]. Beisel and Ella Cohee.
Johan M. OVERLY and Thea @. Mathison.
Ak q. Lundquist and Pauline L. Gordon.
Bernhard C. Dahl and Mabel 3. Hiler.
Harry 3. G. Peterson and Ella C. Ekbefgs
Louis ]. Green and Eva Beckman.
Roual O.. Pratt and Dolly Stoops.
Alfred Engstrom and Olga Ledholm.
William Munson and Katie Robeck.
Alfred J. Lindstrom and Christina NJ. Rutx.
Oscar A.. Pierson and Anna Johnson.
Guy B. Baker and Lily N. Hill.
Harry A. Aberg and Yerda NJ Magnuson.
Daniel w. McDougald and Grace d. Hall.
Walter @. Davies and Margaret Logue.
Andrew Akerlun and Esther Eckiun.
William Landau and Amanda Peterson.
Raymond E. Furlong and Lillian p. Nelson.
John J. Kelleher and Alkaline NJ. Matthews
Adam Peka and Honorata Koescielniak.
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DEATHS. e>tlse -
Stanton, Frank, city hospital.
Swanson, Selma city hospital.
Lucas, q. H.. city hospital.
johnson, Maria, sic Twenty-eighth avenue &
s Ulin1um. Anna NJ, 2e01 Chicago avenue
Heilwick, John j.. st. Barnabas hospitalsg
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SUMMER RESORTS.

FOR RENT-F1NE FURNISHED COTTAGE
at Medicine Lake with barn, boat, icehouse
with Ice, good well; also one unfurnished cot.
tage; fine location, rent cheap for season.
: Engman, 84OO Washington Az N. 49, -
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. . s : : x { + : ao : s . . . Q Q
Q s4,s75ron Bryant ay s. near 26th st. new, o
o fully modern eight-room house; hard o
o board; hot water heat. gas and cleo o
Q laundry trays and coal bins in base 0
o ment; all rooms decorated and house o
o 60 a3 1sady for z occupancy; easy terms o Q
0 hall finished in selected birch, dining o
o room in quarter-sawed oak handsome o
0 hardwood floors in all rooms, built.in o
o sideboard. fully equipped bathroom, o
full i, basement sss1 house piped for . hot
o Az s near Bath ST. f.. l., o
o $2,175-A new. fully modern, except heat, o
aoos a a n,sS so s4
. attic with stairs, fine basement, storm Q
o convenient home; easy terms; 18th av o
Q s near 9th st. -, o
Q on one floor. large attic with room 0
o floors, gas fixtures, city water, good 0
cellar, storm sash and screens: near o
0 Western and Morgan: easy terms. o
Thompson Bros. .,.. Q
O 234 Security Bank Bldg. = Q
BY owNER-sEvEN.Roo HOUSE, GAS
=, lighting and cooking; 5o-barrel cistern, large
summer kitchen and attic; newly painted and
shingled; lot s71la2 to alley; water on lot
ETC.: snap If taken now; 5000 cash, small
monthly payments. 2545 Pierce st Me-.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-NICE THREE
family house; would rent for $55 month
part is leaving town and wants to sell al
great sacrifice; will consider $4,000. Located
on Elliot av near Lake st.. Louis N. Gayuer
$40 Temple Court. L..
FOR sALE-MY NINE-Ro0M MODERN HOME
nicely arranged for two families, fine location
on I'd av; for immediate sale will consider
very low price; as am leaving city; terms
can be arranged; $1,000 handles it. Address
370S, Journal. -.
lis. g rooms and bath in east nat. hardwood
finish and hoors we must SELL Look this owe
/ and make an offer. Lake City Realty Co.
GIG Guaranty Loan building. .-....-.I: d..
16-ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD COUNTY SEAT
town, snap; fine gardenS small fruits ant
orchard; would exchange for clear farm or cit.
property. The Emergency Co., 929 Nicollet av
FOR SALE OR RENT-sll QUEEN Az n
Meyer Land Co., .-'-
41s-1s Phoenix Bldg. T. G. s542
$4,000 AND $1,000 RESPECTIVELY TAKES
new residences. 1898 Garfield, 8540 Lyndal
az S. hardwood finish, perfect bath, large lots
strictly modern eight-room residence. larg
corner lot, eighth ward. Owner, 1923 New
York Life building. s-s- .. = - y
WHAT ABOUT THE RUSSIAN -DoUMA7 Fol
So, 900 I can sell you a nice roomy home
| Hudson; photo furnished. A. R. Kibbe, Ne,
Richmond, Wis. -rE, ..E. ~
ARE YOU LAYING By SOMETHING Fol
l. the hard times sure to come? The Saving
| Bank of Minneapolis. 4th st and I'd av
SO, 100 - TERMS; 12-RooM HOUSE, GOO:
! barn, eighth ward; bargain. Hanford Rents
Agency, $40 Bank of Commerce. $40"
PORTLAND Az HOUSE; RENTALS $500; vii
sell for 81, 600; terms. Hanford Rental AgeI
| cy, 80 Bank of Commerce.
| ~" LOTS, $500 EACH-WILL BUILD Oh
| monthly payments. Hanford Rental Agency
| BIO Bank of Commerce. 90 IT.
! $3.50 DOWN WILL BUY NEAT COTTAGE AN
| two good lots. Hanford Rental Agency, 81
Bank Of Commerce.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE. EXCHANGE
WILL ExcHANGE-oNE OF THE BEST NEW
solid brick buildings in Iowa, well located,
Il rents for $4,000 year; price $3.50, 900: will
exchange for good cheap land in the United
States or Canada. If interested, send plats
of land with complete description by first
so ACRES OF LAND IN NORTHERN WIsCoN-
in Minneapolis value $4,000 mortgaged for
$1,000, will trade equity in houses and the so
acres Of land for partly improved farm; must
be clear; or general merchandise. Flanagan,
1922 I'd av s.. . Il as5! sss . IA
81 700 HOTEL, IA, KossUTH CO., FOR FARM.
so A., Mimi, Kanabec Co., $18 city. res.
800 A., Mimi, for eastern s. D. land.
American Land & Exchange Co..,
448A Security Blk. Bldg. Mpls., MINI.
WILL EXCHANGE WHOLE OR HALF SEQ
ne ton Of fine prairie land two miles from Dick.
ness give full particulars. N. E! Hagen,
! agent Albert Lea, MINI. 4 81 "
40 ACRES OF NO. TIMBER LAND q MILE
from railroad station In northern wisconsin to
exchange for saloon, vacant lots, rooming
+ house. small grocery. Address $780, Journal.
MINNEAPoIIs RESIDENCES, FLAT BUILD.
ings, stocks merchandise, 4 farms, lands 4 good
exchanges.8s1 Submit. propositions. describing
fully Phoenix Land Co., New York Life.
BARGAINS IN LAND TO EXCHANGE FOE
general merchandise -sor hardware. or what
have you to offer Box 10 Holloway, MINI
CHOICE PIECE OF LAND IN AITKIN CoUN.
| ty to exchange for general merchandise or dry
goods. Write Lock Box l4s, Campbell, MINI
WANT LOTS OR Equity m REsIDENOT
for established realty business. 1907, journal
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

80 49, o o
o CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. 0
have for sale complete set Encyclo- o
pedia Britannica, 81 volumes, new: cost 0
sos; will sell for $40 cash, If taken in ten 0
days. For full information address 3730, o
journal. =. = 90 -. ... 49, o
% o. o O. o o, o O o 0 o o o
10 EXCHANGE FOR GASOLINE LAUNOH-
Two mounted moose heads and one whole
mounted deer. Fine specimens. Address g.
Cheely, Callbox 6e, Thief River Falls. MINI.
WE WANT a GOOD 5-FooT DESK, ROoMY
and substantial, in exchange for 1rst-class
printing. II you have anything let US know.
{l26 WORTH GYMNAsIUM APPARATUS FOR
motorcycle P. o. Box 100, Sank Center,
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PERSONAL


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sUPERFLUoUs HAZE, MoLEs, WARTS, RE-
moved electrically; wrinkles, blackheads, re-
Of koss Thy a sn
Dermatologist and Instructor 620ls Nicoilet.
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR.
Red nose moiea, birthmasks poWdermsrss
Lillian NJ Simmons, -dermatologist, 61s
Medical building.
. vAUoAIRE BUST DEvELoPER.
Genuine prescription. Why not be attract
wonders; SO to any address. Weinhold, West
hotel
q FAT PEOPLE
Can BE- thin CANADIAN reducing
hotel.
HAVE you READ THE BOOK, ''PovERTY 4
Disease, and Its Cure" 1t is worth your
while; Send soc to, and get It; Elmer Steven
MATTREssEs MADE OVER: HAIR AND
So Others 81 furniture Re-. repaired re-
l7oss Berg Z Smith, AZ ist az Sc. p''n'
VAN-LETTER REoEIvED; CANNOT BE.
lieve it; want proof you suggest; write making
aeaon sBnE ss and oapes Of iden
DANCING, GLASSES MONDAY AND THURS.
day evenings. with social following; buck and
wing and private by appointment. Holcomb'l
| Academy, AZ 4th st s. third floor.
MATTRESSES MADE ovER, HAIR MOSS,
$3.50; others, 81; furniture repaired; uphol,
steering furniture stoves Both phones. Rain
ANNA M. GR1swoLD. ao7 MEDICAL BLOCK
electricity; corns extracted; inverted nails ani
| bunions treated. +
NINE. BERG, THE GREAT HEALER GIVES
/ Swedish movement; magnetic and alcoho
| treatments for rheumatism. Entrance zoos
| Nicollet av. IT, .1.F's
WANTED-ADDREss OF MO RoBARTs, FOR
merly Of Chippewa county have valuable in
| fornation for him. Address $685. Journal.
CoRNs EXTRACTED, 400; INVERTED NALL
Is and bunions treated. DR.. Collier, GIG Mic. Az
fRIcEs RELIABLE DEFECTIVE AGENCY. 1el
| Corn Exchange. T. G. e6S1; N. W. Mic. 1853
Upholsterins, furniture repairing, mattress work
Dannecker, 1928 Mic. N. W. So. 1s94-J
MRS. I, J. VAN DoREN. EXPERIENCED
nurse. 2914 4th ay s. T. c. phone 495S.
IN ANY EMERGENCY SEE THE EMERaENCl
Company, 92e Nicollet av.
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MorhGermanrlo

Fast Express Service
LOhDoN-PARIs-
Less than six days across the ocean.
Kronpriz, Jun 5, AN Kaiser July 10. 10 AM
Kaiser, June II, 10 AN K.Wm.I II. July II noon
k.Wm. II, June 10 AN Kronprz. July 81, II AN
Kron'z, July 3, 1880 pm Kaiser Aug. :, 10 ann
Twin Screw Passenger Service
Comfort and Luxury at Moderate Rates
Barb'sa, June IA 10 AN kur'fst, July II 10 AM
Bremen, June p 10 am Barbarossa Jly 10 10 an,
P. Alice, June26 10 AN Bremen, July "a. 10 AN
Mediterranean Service
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fair and warm weather route.
Hnallern, Junes, II AN P.Irene, July %, Ii An
Luise, June 28, ii AN K. Albert, AUG. rs, ii Az
@Gibraltar and Naples only.
d. Clsussenius Co., Gen. Western Agts. chi
esgo, ILL.,: erode stenger. $50 Wabasha 1t
ANCHOR LINE y: 8: NAIL sTEANsHfPs
NEW YORK. PALERMO AND NAPLES.
Superior accommodation, excellent cuisine. The
comfort of passengers carefully considered. Sin.
York and Scotch, English, Irish and ali prin.
cipal continental points at attractive rates. Send
for Book Of Tours. For tickets or general In.
formation apply to any local agent Of the Anchor
HENDERSON BROS. General Agents. Chi.
ALLAN LINE FAST MAIL AND PAssENGER
service. Montreal to Liverpool. the picturesque
st. Lawrence route; new fast turbine triple
screw, II, O0o-ton steamers. For full particu.
lars and illustrated excursion pamphlets write
or call on o. N. Westlund, ia Sd st s. oppo-
site postofice.
GOING 10 EURoEEf
Before arranging your trip see Cunard Line,
314 % av s.
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.
ONE NICELY FURNISHED, FoUR-RooM,
strictly modern fiat; also one unfinished,
newly papered and painted porcelain
bath; children. Call 14O6 LIST av 8.
PIANOS MOVED BY EXPERIENCED MEN
only; all work guaranteed, and piano boxes
for sale cheap. The o. G. Peterson Express
Co., sol I'd S.
STRICTLY MODERN FLAT IN DUPLEX
house; rooms large with BATH fine place; large
porch and laundry. 2641 Fremont av S.
TIVE-ROOM FLAT, COMPLETELY FURNISHED
for housekeeping good location. 1918 Girard
avenue s.
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SHOE REPAIRING

SHOES REsoLED IN 1B Minutes; FLEXIBLE
oak soles. sewed, 75c. Nicholson. 921 Mic. ay.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted. 81. .
WANT GOOD, UP-To-DATE. SECONDHAND,
two-seated carriage, suitable for one horse;
must be in good condition. either with or
without top; rubber tire preferred. Address
3713. Journal s,-.sas
WANTED-CHEAP SADDLE HORSE 900 TO
1000 pounds. and pony safe for children;
write, stating where be seen call Fri
day forenoon. Hobart & Willis, 500 Henne-
pin av. ,...s..
WANTED-s sTANHoPE OR
Concord, in good shape; must be reasonable
in price. Address A. L. H., room 215, Ven
dome hotel. - .>--y -. Il Sc
WANTED-A GENTLE SHETLAND PONY; ONE
safe for children; bring pony to 2635 Grand
av Friday morning, between Q and ,12.
WANTED-SOUND, LIGHT DRIVER; GOOD
locker, for about $50 cash. Call 1405 9th
st s. Main 1882.
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FARMERs-DO you WANT TO GIVE YOUR
boys start in life? II so, help them to buy
a farm In sunny southern Alberta. The adj
vance in values will make them rich in ten
years time. You have seen land so from
IS to 500 per acre in Iowa and Minnesota.
You will see the same advance in Canada,
only in much less time. small cash invest
ment now lays the foundation of a fortune.
Join excursions June 20 to 81 Write
for particulars. -.
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WANTED-REAL, 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 500 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
4 neapolis for references. Address 1874, Jour-
nal ~.
wANTED-TO BUY NINE-ROoM MODERN
house, desirable location, for about $4,000.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 10 s-RooM
houses. Danforth & Hash. 207 NY. Life bldg,
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.> Unimproved.
WE HAVE JUST BOUGHT A NUMBER OF
fine lots on Blaisden and Pillsbury avs, be-
2 tween SAITH and 3Sth SITS. which we can sell
from 5000 and upwards: $50 down and pay
ments .ty
5000 buys fine corner consisting of three
lots one block from Minnehaha carline, fine
east front, new stone walks, two blocks from
school.
Chadbourn & Braden,
Il, II 4th st s. Oh
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o. W. Kerr Co.,
500 Guaranty Building,

THE MOST FERTILE LAND
In the state of Minnesota is offered you at
$lo to $2O per acre. Extra easy terms. Lo-
Gated in Kanabec county, the home of the
big red clover; greatest stock raising, darying,
general farming and tame grass land under
the sun; an acre pastures COW; yields from
three to six tons of tame hay to acre; get
home on this rich soil. Come and see me.
Write for map.
L. A. Howard, SOP Oneida bldg, Minneapolis.
WE OWN AND WILL SELL A 5,o0o-ACRE
ranch in the celebrated Sweet Grass country,
Montana; 500 acres under ditch; 1000 acres
more can he irrigated. Every acre can he
broken. Over $1,000 worth OF improvements
The best ranch for the money in the state
Only 50 per acre down., balance on long time,
..-. O. w. Kerr Co. - h
G11ara R11ild line. - !
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

=
Farm Lands.
o E3 BIGs EXCURSION 81 Q
o t.s% to North Dakota,
To the rich SOIL free coal and big crops o
o OF aall grains--t0 the $14 land that pays o
for itself every year, Come now and go .
with us. It doesn't cost much and takes o
Q only few days. 18o-aere homesteads 0
o free, except for locating fees. Ask for 0
o maps and facts. William n. Brown Co., o
o Mandan, N. D. o
g o 90 q o 20 o % % o 10 o. 90 Q
HANDSOME s0-ACRE FARM, HENNFPIN
county, a miles Of city hall very level, black
loan soil. splendid ten-room, brick dwelling,
cellar and cstern; horse and cattle barn;
hay barn, 40x6O; machine and wagon sheds;
milk. ice and poultry houses, and granary;
oats, IL potatoes, 81 corn, 4 fodder, 2 in
melons and squash, 20 tame hay and meadow,
2 timber; price, including crop, $500; with.
out crops. $500; $4,000 cash., balance to
suit. We know of nothing that compares
with it as genuine bargain. Green 8 Son,
Anoka MINI. 4 Z y&