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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-25
sI2.5O to ST. Paul ~nd Minneapolis
and Return

From Omaha. via Chicago Great westero
Railway. Tickets on sale daily after May
81 to September 90. Final return limit,
october 81. Equally low rates TO other
points in Minnesota, North Dakota, Wiscon.
sin and lower Michigan. For further in
formation apply to H. H. Churchill. general
agent, 1872 Farnam street, Omaha
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NEW HOMES IN THE WEST.
shOshOne Reservation TO he Opened
10 settlement.
CHICAGO a NORTHWESTERN R'Y
Announces Round-Trip Excursion Rates
from All Points July u TO -

Less than one rare for the round trip
TO ShOshoni. Wyo.. the reservation border
The only all-rail route 20 the reservation
border
Dates Of registration July Is to 81 at
shOshoni and Lander. Reacued only by
this line.
Write for pamphlets telling how to take
up one Of these attractive homestcads.
Information, maps and pamphlets free on
request at City once. l401-s Earnam Ct
or address s. F. Miller. A. q. r. a 4. A
1901 Fsrnsm St.. Omaha. Ns6.
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Royal Arcanum.

Union Pacific council. No. 1889 will hold a
grand rally meeting Monday night at Ba-
rights hall, Nineteenth and Farnam streets
at o'clock, David Cole will address the
recent trip to Europe. All members OF
the order are requested to turn out and hear
him. Refreshments and cigars will be
served
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Mt. Clemens, the Mineral Bath City.
is reached without change Of cars only by
the Grand Trunk Railway System
Time tables and a beautiful descriptive
pamphlet will be mailed free on applca-
ton TO Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. p. q 7. A.,
is5 Adams ST., Chicago.
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Go to New YORK on the LehiEh.
Double track scenic highway. Connects
at buffalo or Niagara Falls with ali lines
from the west
Write passenger department, IahiEh VAL
|sy r. r., 2is South Clark ST.. Chicago, Ill
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CORNERSTONE FOR NEW CHURCH
first Reformed Takes Important Step
Towards New Building.

Towards New Building.
The cornerstone for the First Reformed
church at fwenty-third and Central boul-
evand was formally laid with simple and
impressive services Sunday evening at $50
The ceremonies were held entirely In the
open air at the new $4,000 structure which
the dsnominafion Is erecting. Rev. F. s
zaugg pastor OF the congregation, con-
Quoted the services after the regular ritual
istic form.
The ceremony was brief, consisting OF
dedieatory prayer, q hymn and a brief
talk by the minister on the purpose Of the
church. Then in a metal box, inside the
hollow stone, were placed the following
articles; A coin OF lSOs. a Heidelberg
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Panic Averted.

In case Of constipation, peritonitis. ETC..
panic is averted by curing yourself with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. 25c. For sale
by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
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No trouble to md lost articles II you
advertise for them in the Lost" column
on The Bee want ad page.
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DisnEured.

If dishgured by pimples. ulcers, sores,
Bucklen's Arnica salve will heal you up
without a scar. % cents. Guaranteed For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
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Members Of Garfield circle are requested
to he present at the funeral services OF
the late Mr.. Belts. a comrade of the Grand
Army, which will be held from his homo,
25l5 North Seventeenth street Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The funeral and flag
service Of the order will be observed.
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Sterling silver-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
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"ArcHEs-FrsnEsT, Ibtn ana DOdss sta
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REAL EST ATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued

NOTICE OF RECEIvEa's SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
STATE OF M1NNEsoTA-coUNTY OF MAR.
shall: S. in District Court.
II. G. Wheeler. as administrator Of the estate
Of Charles NJ. Wheeler, deceased, plaintiff, vs..
": G: Cnlbertson and Charles W. Culbertson.
), Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned
frank A. Green. us receiver OF the co-partnership
w. c. Culbertson and Charles W. Culbertson
that pursuant to an order OF the court made
the 18th day cf ieoe be WIFI as
receiver offer for sule snd sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash all the real
Charles n. Wheeler, ". e ' cuibertson and
Charles ". Culbertson. known as the Wheeler.
Of IL
s me- s
east Quarter tSEA) Of section numbered thirty
800 in township numbered one hundred fifty
(47) west Of the fifth principal meridian, and
al OF section numbered i've (5} In T. township
one hundred
font door Of the be- courthouse IN the city Of
II o'clock in the forenoon Of the 18th day Of
October. 1906. The successful bidder will be
the sale the sum Of ten Thousand dollars ls1o,
| 0OO.O0) in cash or In certified checks upon re.
sponsible banks to be approved BY the receiver,
| which said will be applied upon the pur:
chase price Of said premises. the residue of the
purchase price to be paid in cash, upon the
execution and delivery Of a deed by the receiver
Of said premises aiier ..,' -.
drmed by the order Of the district court in and
for Marshall county. Information concerning the
property so to be sold can be had of the
undersigned by addressing him through the
mail at Stephen, Minnesota, or In person upor
the premises to be sold. Said sale will BIZ
made subject to confirmation by the court. =
| Dated this Goth day of September, 1906
50 -. : .ss-a FRANK A. GREEN
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=
MINNETONKA PROPERTY

dINNEToNKA HOME FOR SUMMER OR WIN
ter. We offer beautiful residence on the
best part Of Cottagewood s. shore facing main n
feet, together with lot in the rear with
stable. l75x1oo. The improvements on this
property consist , Of IT, nar nG %se
ing hardwood finish and hardwood floors, bath
room, tive freplaces, basement. furnace. fine
at Gotta ewood and good boatheuse on the
ments on this, property cost $4,000; In ad.
the land and the fine shade, trees and shrubs
add generally 10 the beauty, Of the property,
while the shore has been riprapped with
stone at large The house Is Saafa
landing is only two minutes walk from the
house, and is also located within five minutes
for permanent all the year around home at
the lake cannot do better than to look at
this property, and this is the best time OF the
be glad to go with any prospective purchas-
ers to examine the property. The price Is
$1,000: Terms can be made to suit Nickels
& Smith, 81 Nicollet av.
FIVE ACRES AT RAILWAY STATION ON
south shore of Minnetonka and overlooking
fireplace, 150 bearing apple trees from
= which were taken 200 bushels of fruit this
ana the best so n
9ts hG %t et g wsss e REes only
> ton on south sshoss and Including 4o6 feet
house, fruithouse,I ~ acres Of fine bearing
apple trees plums, one acre young apples
IS siF ons of he
neighborhoods and Is bargain at the price,
a. MINI. A dealer IN Lake MinnetonKa property
Of all kinds. Both phones.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

FURNISHED HOUSE. TEN ROOMS, MODERN,
steam heated, nicely furnished, from Novem
her to May; convenient and desirable location:
rent very reasonable. Address 2544. Journal.
FOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS IN
partly modern house; free rent to party who
will board my and keep his room. Ad-
dress 1929. Journal.
FARM TO RENT; FAVORABLE TERMS; IA
miles Long Lake. IL cows for sale. Van
Slyke, 704 Guaranty bldg.
4 NEW E1GHT-RooM MODERN FURNISHED
house for rent for $45 month. Call at 1923
Girard av N.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

TO Observation-Disclosures MOTOR CYCLE
for good mi1ch COW, horse, harness. buggy,
wagons or furniture; have good cow to trade
nal St Paul. @4 s9l5ssSss sf5
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For Rent-Ofices.

WILL SUBLET MY SUITE OF OFFICES, CON-
talning 2 rooms, 3O4 square feet of space, No.
s11 Sykes block, till May L. cheap. Call be-
tween 10 and Monday.
$l4-DEsK ROOM TO GOOD LAWYER; BEEN
used, such for five years; use of private
office; no smoker need apply. Langley Bros,
300 Kasota block.
We DESIRE 70 suBLET ONE LARGE FRONT
office, second floor front, best corner on
Hennepin Address 2545, Journal
FOR RENT-TWo LARGE LIGHT OFFICES.
Inquire w. B. Henderson, 402 N. w. F. g.
NJ. ms. building. 10 4th st N. ~. ~,
SMALL OFFICES AND DESK ROOM WITH
telephone. Inquire at 666 Bank Of Minneapolis
building. T. G. PAS =,
SINGLE OFFICES, SUITES, AND ROOMS;
Century bldg; rent reasonable. 2o9 Century
ST, PRIVATE OFFICE AT zl3 NEW YORK
Life. George H. Rust. ... ...'
DEsKRooM, FINE LIGHT ROOM. 81. 7o4
Guaranty bldg. aset ....s-.
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Uni1nproved.

b
sesb-aad ST NEAR 18th Az $. eo.lsa. 20, -
81 ,3OG-Kenwood pkway corner Penn, 1Osxl25.
S425-Clinton av inside Lake. 4Ox126
$35O-Pillsbury av near 34th, 4Ox167.
$325-Harriet av near Both Both 49xlS 90
$55O-Stevens av near oath, 421l3O.
$30O-Garfeld ay near 34th, 42x130.
$550-Lyndale 'av near 35th 42x119.
$3So-Colfax av $ near 3sth; 42 2
$425-1st av s near 36th 5Ox13O. %ff m
$325-Harriet av near 3Ith, 40x131.
$25o-3d az s near 3Sth, 40x13O.
S250-3d av S near Goth, 40x130
s275-Corner Sd av s and 3eth: 4o11so.
$2OO-2d av S near 46th., 42x13O.
$225-stevens az near 46th, 42x1s0.
$2 5o-ia aV n n near nan Penn Penn, ssx11e.
$2On-Morgan av n near 9TH, 3Sxl26
$1T5-Oliyer av N near 9Th. 43x1S1.
$275-Newton av N, corner 14th. 40x126
S25O-Knox av N near Goth. 4Ox128.
s25o-Humboldt az corner Goth. 3sx1A.=
Yale Realty Co.. 2o6 4th st 5.
81 ,soo-w1LL BUY A;1,7oo EAST FRONT LOT
in sunnyside if purchased In the next five
sewer. city water stone walks and curbing
all in street and paid for: Fine residences on
adjoining lots and across the street; s.. 500 is
asked foF lots r. ths h0ea Arsncy
oo2 Oneida iisss.satS S 1O4 18th st. g. st..
80 MODERN CALHOUN PARK HOUSE
Never occupied, 1888 Holmes av s; eight
rooms BATH attic and basement. hardwood
laundry chute, pantry, electricity, hot water
heat: built by owner. for home, 2h blocks fro:S
Lake Calhoun and street car; 81, 450, easy
terms. 6 Townsend 400 Kasota building
"a 1926
Humboldt az S inside ;32d st; has water, walk
i gas and trees; half cash if desired. Pick till
Va up now. Look at it Sunday See us Monday
$50 g. CT, GID Bank OF Commerce.
AE
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For Furnished Rooms.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
with alcove and closet: also single room with
Walking distance: Call 622 sth az s, Flat IL
TOR RENT-To SINGLE GENTLEMAN, FINE
II furnished front room, In modern fat. with
gas, bath steam heat, telephone. Call Twin
City, s413, or address 2587, Journal.
LIVNG-RooM AND BEDROOM, THOROUGH
~ Call Portland
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

~~~~~>l>~@~~~~~4~~~~~
MARRIAGE LICENSES. s'.
Charles II. Ewing to Mary s. Everts.
George q. Bonell to Marie NJ. lack. .s-4
Hugo Anderson to Ida Seagren.
Nels Peterson to Susane Nelson.
Guy B. Steadman to Edith l.. Reed. = .l-.s. =
Bernard Hagen to Tunina Thompson. -
Peter Blom to Huda Magnuson. '5ssras5
Byron s. Ide to Mary E. Donlon. v-&$
Melvin T. Owens to Gertrude NJ. Wallace. -
BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Sherber, 21A Bryant avenue
MT. and Mrs Albert, schoenberg, 1923 Sixteenth
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lindseth, s1s Tenth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McGerty, s1s Marshall street
Mr. and Mrs Ole Larson, 721 West Thirty
first street, girl. >.,:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ]. Miller, 12S East Egn-
teenth street, q girl. ~ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Dealing, 1907 Oliver ave-
nue. N, a boy.
DEATHS. ~
Sarah Holland 2429 Twenty seventh avenue 5.
Anna Paulson, 2213 Sverdrup street
Michael Mooney, 300 Nineteenth avenue s.
Roma Shields, 229 Second street S. -
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For Rent-Miscellaneous.

FOR RENr-ENT1RE SECOND FLOOR sl.ss
4th Ut s. VIII make long time lease; space
200 square feet. Call Charles A. fuller.
1ournal office.
FOR RENT-FRONT HALF OF THIRD FLOOR,
suitable for manufacturing purposes. Call or
address Columbia Shade Cloth Co., 731 Hen
nepin av.
FOR RENT-TWO FLOORS. REAR OF sc
Washington az s, 22xa0. Inquire at 81
Washington av s.
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For Rent--Stores.

FOR RENT-1e1e N1coLLET Av; sroRERo DOM
and basement, splendid location for high class
bakery and delicatessen or other business.
Douglas A. Fiske 525 New York Life building.
LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT, 1902 5th
av N, S22; fine stand for good man; old gro
Gerry stand. Baxter, 311 Sykes Block, Mime
apolis, MINI.
MEAT MARKET AT e11e CHICAGO Av; WILL
rent cheap to the right man. Inquire of
Isaac Well, 80 Sd st S.
FOR RENT-FINE STORE WITH STEAM
heat at 422 Hennepin Inquire c. E. Col
burn, 800 I'd S.
sToRERooM FOR RESTAURANT, GROCERY
or retail business. 62s Washington av S.
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For Rent-Farms.

FARM l74 ACRES, GOOD BUILDINGS, FENCED
and cross fenced: this side OF Osseo For in
$ formation call or address o. J. Johnson, 3o5
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FURRIERS

FUR REMoDEL1NG. REPAIRING AND II
dyeing one month at summer prices. y.
Morris Fur Co.. 70 10th st 8. 7. g. l0eoo.
ALL KINDS OF FURs At REAsoNARLE
prices; furs remodeled, repaired and redyed.
Mrs. Rohann. 1904 Nieollet az.
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. d D. Ok % o o o o 9
LAND, LAND, LAND, LAND, LAND. q
Write me for map and particulars of the Q
, Land Of the Big Red Clover located Q
} IN Kanabec County, Mimi. near .OgilTte: 9
The greatest stock-raising. dairying and 9
general farming country in the northwest;
rich soil fine climate, hne water, excellent q
health, cheap freight rates and only about q
, Is miles from Minneapolis. Choice lands q
, cheap and easy terms. Why not own q
D your own home? q
D Louis A. Howard,
, SOP Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
q q n
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, 20 ACRES IN HENNEP1N COUNTY, {
fine land: ~ near Maple Plain, on r. Great
0 hay, five acres Of timber apple trees,
D adapted for fruit raising: very best soil. .
D $500 will handle this; price $4,000.
o P. P. Swensen & Son,
o 514 Bank of Commerce Building.
Q Q Q Q Q 0 o 0 Q
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FINE COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.
Glover Hill farm, 227 acres, Northfeld, 40
miles south Of twin Cities Cannon river,
opposite st. Olaf college and Odd Fellows
home, X mile from three railway stations, 10
trains daily, trolley projected, Carleton col
story, hardwood finish, Is rooms, bathrooms,
freplaces, hot water heat and gas; buildings
and land In excellent condition; price SAG, 900,
half cash, balance at per cent. Apply G. M.
Phillips, First National Bank, Northfeld,
MINI
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Farm Z Lands.


ALBERTA AND RETURN FOR SIS.
The Golden Grain 's .~--
rs now being threshed in southern Alberta.
The fruits Of the soil are the strongest argu-
ments we can offer you as proof that southern
Alberta IL the place to buy land. ~
We have thousands Of acres there Of good
rich SOIL Our lands are situated within seven
miles Of transcontinental railroad and near
one Of the best town in western Canada. Our
prices are from s. to $12 per acre on easy
terms.
~ = - = r.., z-- *
- Come Let Us Show YOU 80
We will have a car leaving Minneapolis on
Wednesday morning, Oct. 10. =! ",
: e15. for the round trip from Minneapolis.
- For particulars see
The R. II. Stoner Land Co.. Ltd
..9..-- 40 Temple Court. Z ~,
~. -->' SIS for the round trip. 800 -,
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TWO SMALL FARMS FOR RENT NEAR CITY:
will sell. NJ. r. Waters. 417-19 Security Bank
building.
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FOR RENT
S>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~> ~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.

9o2 w GRANT ST, CORNER OF
Spruce Place; 0 rooms. (6 bedrooms).
all of them bright and open to the 49,
sunshine steam heated. gas range,
plenty of heat needed and hot T..
water at all times; artcsian water >-
winter rate. $500
1911 Park av, ~ rooms. all modern barn. 5000
barn ' ............. 1000
42O Ridgewood, avg, 9 rooms, modern,
- Darn ............s.... ....... ....'.' oo'oo
city water ' 81. 80 90
1923 Linden av, rooms, bath, gas, fur
mace all modern ................. 5000
42T Lyndale av N, 10 rooms, city water,
water wal .. . 2o.oo
Qaoo clinton ay 7 rooms city water sewer Is. 0O
12l Western av, second floor Hat 5
rooms city water, sewer. ........ l2.oN
civ water, sewer closet. ......... II, OF
George Odmm Manag ger 800 Phoenix Bldg.
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UNIVERSITY HOUSE, FINE, NEW, MODERN,
furnished or unfinished, reasonable rent.
Hanford Rental Agency, 80 Bank OF Com
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en- rooms, good location, 2642 Oakland av,
furnace heat. Central Real Estate Co., New
York Life.
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GOOD sEvEN-RooM HOUSE, LARGE, PLEAS.
ant rooms, city water, SIS 1912 Lynda1e aT
S. Apply to r. W. Leach, 1014 N. Y. Life
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/, 500 ACRES OF LAND, ALL IN ONE BODY
in Cass county, Mimi, and six miles from
the railroad; fine soil, watered by several fine
lakes; no swamps, and would make fine
sheep ranch or colonization proposition. Prices
and terms can be had Of Franklin Benner, 500
Bank OF Commerce building
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sIx.RooM HOUSE, MODERN EXCEPT HEAT,
S2O-22 9th st Sc: walking distance from
university. A. w. Carlton, 1st floor New York
Life building.
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FOR RENT-2s2s 9th Av S, ROOMS, CITY
water, large lot, near the Minneapolis Steel steel
works and the Milwaukee shops, also 2Iz2
Minnehaha av two 4-room hats wltn CITY
water and wet sink. VIII reduce price for
the winter to desirable tenants David T. Bell
Investment Co.. 23O Security Bank bldg.
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A CHOICE SECTION CANADIAN WHEAT
land, 70 acres breaking DONE near good town
and schoolhouse; small cash payment and the
balance on crop payment plan; will consider
cash; absolutely choice proposition. 1924.
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FOR RENT-LoWER HALF OF HOUSE AT 419
I'd st Sc, for two families, 50 for each
side. For further particulars inquire at Cos
Lumber Exchange. 49, A..
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our land upon homestead free. Our lands
sold upon easy payments; close to railroads
SIS to $50. See us OF write at once; big ex-
cursion Oct. 16. Nichols & Frissell, 3O2 An
drus building, ~ r. .f
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$50 FOR s3I f FRANKLIN; TEN ROOMS,
fully modern, worth $40; will lease to salts
factory tenant at $50. c. S. Woodruff, 605
Guaranty bldg
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57oo Sd AV 8, BRICK RESIDENCE. VERY
Ing barn: will be rented to private family
only; caretaker IL charge to show the house;
rental, $65. George Odlum. manager, aos
Phoenix Bldg
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FOR RENT-MoDERN HOUSE AT 40 I'd Av
Sc; six rooms gas range and window shades;
rent $22.5 so. P. D. Mcmillan & Co., 200 Cent
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WILL MAKE AN EXCELLENT FARM. 1870
acres, 81 miles from Minneapolis, choice
level tract partly timbered with oak and bass
wood; 35 acres easily improved; price $11 per
acre; easy terms; six forties in the same local
tty, clay loan soil, only $3.50 per acre. A. e..
johnson Co., 100 Washington av s, Minneapo-
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90 ACRES CLOSE TO SCHOOL. CHURCH AND
station; good set of buildings water In
windmill, about 80 under pillow, will cut about
10 tons Of hays. splendid home and If sold
Immediately VIII throw IL n "a good team one
A. Carlisle, Wyoming, MIMI
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OREGON CLAIM co., GOVERNMENT ROME
r steads, stone and timber claims In Oregon,
guaranteed to cut 100000 feet saw timh1r
Particulars address 616 Manhattan Bldg. At
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TWO REL1NaUIsHMENTs FOR SALE; 10
quarters for $1,000, adjoining. ten mtes
from new town on the 500 R. r.; some I'M
provements. Frank Reynolds, Grano, n. D.
LOWEST PRICED LANDS IN STATE, SO 40
IS per acre. in st. Louis and Lake countAl,
Write for list and information. GuaraAAB
81 Farm Land Co.. Duluth. Mimi.
CHOICE TEN-ACRE TRACT, MPRovEM
& borders on beautiful lake. near city limits
and street cars A. E.. Hammond. Security
Bank bldg.
CAN Sell You1 FA11E eI1fD nR6cNx3.
tion. Shepard, Bank a COnmerr4 nlNgs
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UNFUaN1sHED sEVEN-RooM HOUSE, MOD
ern except heat. responsible tenant wanted
without children Call 1905 4th S.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A LARGE MODERN
house, partly furnished; will rent cheap or sell
cheap. 6O1 It'll st Sc.
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oAREFuL CARPET CLEANING. 4.
Beautiful rug weaving from: old carpets;
best work lowest prices. National Carpet
Cleaning Co.. Nico1let island. Both phones. 81
BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS; CARPET
cleaning Moorish Rug Co.. 1902 E. Franklin.
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FOR RENT-25os BLOOMINGTON Av, FIRST
floor, four large rooms. pantry. cellar, wood
shed, gas, city water. $15i second MOOR, Tour
good rooms newly papered, gas, city water,
So Kew $500 Blooming ton av.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-01
state Fair at Hot Springs.

ArulnOrtlle Spttlai.
Hot Springs, Ark, oct. The first
annual Arkansas state fair opened
today at the magnificent 100000
OalSlawn Jockey club park which has
buan turned over e. the fair manage.
ment for "A term of twenty years with
out cost A race meeting will be held
I'm connection with the show, which
will last ten days. Purses to the
amount q Sl5.uuO will be- given.
The fair was formally opened this
morning by President Jackson. To-
morrow Will be Pine Blun day and
southwestern Arkansas day WcduOs
day will be- Little Rock and RDdmou. S
day. Thursday will Dee northeastern
Arkansas day and Friday viii %, civ.
tcn over to the people of Hot SPRINGS
aud To the Confederate Veterans Sat
urday will be- university day and % toa.
mrc will be- "a football game between
Arkansas and Mississippi universities
! Next Monday will be- Fort Smith day
and next Tuesday rcNarkana day.
The racing has attracted many WIS.,
itors from the East and II is expected
that the magnificent exhibits shown
in all departments will prove tp be a
great advertisement for the state.