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STATE NEWS

An article appears in the Montpel
Ter city warning to see If the city will
vote to instruct the city council To
purchase of l. b Cross the Golden
Fleece building and the adjoining
land. Since the article has been in.
serted many inquiries have been made
regarding what price the land and
building could be purchased at.
Several years ago the same matter
came up and Mr. Cross offered the
property for 1922, 800 and he stated
recently that he would sell it for the
same figures. Mr. Cross stated that
the building whe erected cost $4,000
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-03

You cannot accomplish very much
il your liver is inactive as you fee
dull. your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. or'no Laxa'
tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active. Orino Laxative Fruit Sy-
rup does not nauseate or grippe and is
mild and very pleasant to take. Or
inc is more effective than pills or or
binary cathartics. Refuse substitutes.
Sold bv r A Quinlan.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Frank s White while unloading
pulp at SHADES Il f'illemores mill Mon.
day caught his hand and crushed II
laying Kim up for while. This is the
first time he has had any vacation
from his work for over - years for
any length OF time.
Miss, Bessie White is i'll at her
home on West street.
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>., s.,.I, ,s.Is., Castro.

PARIS. March .. According 20 infor.
Paris. March J.-According 60 lnfor.
nation which has reached official guar.
trr- here. n revolutionary movement
against Venezuela IL on foot. The rcy.
olutiouisis nre concentrating on tile
island Of Trinidad. where they are
awaiting arms aud supplies previous 10
landing on the Ncnczuclna coast
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ROME MsFh a-i'us,e i'ius revived
Ia rfivats suiienos Mar ksanrsiy. fsc
isr - tic American csiiasr 81 ilnuse.
eiso presented g. bic hsiinrss $50" ~
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aFt. y. J. Tho lsq-' -tiFesss-i he
thanks and hiesse.i HisiHq, ptunu4
aud bic feck. Mgr. k.nnssly ai.-' i'fe
ssnte.i 10 The sas-e ti,c isst !. q All
lerick. rector u ~. 1~sTai's 'iiufsii.
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Live Stock Markets.

CATTLE-suppiy light; market steady
choice. S50lI6T5: prime. $4,000; yea
calves, Sgs.50.
HoGS-Receipts light: market slow am
lower: prime heayies. mediums and heav,
Workers, $50: light Workers, y. l0as "
pigs, tj.S0dG.35; roughs, $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Supply llghi
market steady; prime wether5. B.bQ'
common. S25Od3b0; lambs. NA7sO
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Prominent Lawyer. Indicted.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Mrabeau l..
Towns and Il. J. McCrossin, two Of the
most prominent lawyers in Brooklyn,
were indicted by the Kings county
grand jury for champerty, or stirring
up litigation for personal benefit, in
connection with fraudulent sewer dam
age claims against the city.
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Funeral Of Professor Langley.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The fu-
neral of Professor s. 2. Langley, sec
rotary of the Smithsonian institution,
who died at Aiken, s. c., took place
here from All Souls Unitarian church.
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, chaplain
of the United States senate, and Rev.
y. G.. h. Pierce dictated.
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p,, pssl D.-., 10 Proceed March ~

WASHINGTON. Marh j. News
from the dry dock Dewey. nov ~ las
ralmas. Canary islands. has reached
the navy department from Commander
Hoslry saying that the Dewey would
leave al March " for Gibraltar.
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For a mild easy action OF the bowels
a single dose of Doan's Regulets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. 25 cents a box. Ask
your druggist for them.
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Stops itching instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch,
hives, herpes, scabies-Doan's Oint
ment. AT any drug store.
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You Can Eat

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER,

= 406 Temple Court. IL
e5b0o-This is positively the last time TINS
elegant all modern home in Lynhurst will be
i offered at the above sacrificed price; you have
# you fail to get this; just think one Of the he
finest homes in Lynhurst; such elegant
grounds finest shade trees aa and deay
but see this fLe.. exclusive home.
e4,soo-No doubt is one of the best bargains gam.
ever offered in strictly modern, Well Dult,
upto-date, hardwood finished. duplex house.
rented $65 per month; never vacant; tine 10
cation; Elliot av. only one BLOCK TO Chlcago
ss,5ooGAn modern ten,room homes large barn barn
to car; almost in Sunnysids addition: first
time Offered. ,s.5.. 49,,
se,40o-strictly all new modern ten-roem up;t TO-
lot, Lowry Hill home; first time offered
o. 5Oo-First time offered and no doubt such
\ and look it over Sunday, ~217 W Goth st. only
L two blocks to the right OF Nicoliet az: take
Washburn Park and Camden car to seth St;
I remeuber it's only two blocks from there;
u you VIII find strictly modern eight room
home. hardwood finish down stairs. fine east rs!
plumbing Ing don't fail to see it, easy terms:
SsOoo-Good eight-room all modern home best
1Hs asntf large lot
bargaini Niconet az inside Sssh st. ,os+ how
such a chance will never present itself to you
again. Full particulars at office.
e8,0oO-such bargain-Good Sroom hardwood
finished home, best open plumbing. storm sash
and screens, fine shade trees, good barn: 60
and look it over any day; have arranged with
the occupant to show all corners through. 2oSo
Oakland ay.
e2,45O-Look at s242 4th st N; new six-roon
= up-to-date hardwood finished, all modern ex
ospt heat, home; lot 46x157 to alley. Easy
terms.
R325o-Look at Ss41 Portland av, handsome
well-built, new up-to-date, seven room, hare
wood finished home; fine large lot; built oy
owner for his home; don't fail to go and ses
it; owner leaving the state accounts for sucF
= sacrifice; best open plumbing.
81 300 takes good eight-room house. CITY wate
and wet sink; fine lot, rented for S15 PEI
MONTH nice location o near 2eth az ana Pu
month. Biggest bargain offered now
o. :25o-Five-room house and barn. PIG l9t' 81:
Plymouth; big bargain.
See Paul Beuhler before you by, for fine
the Isles, sunnyside, Lake Calhoun Lake Hay
riet In any part of the city, at all prices
- II you wish to make 9. quick cash sale lis
your property at No charge for advert1s
Ing it.. Or borrow money, call and see him.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Mike Rusinko and wife to Steve Korba,.
11ux41 feet Of lots 1 and 2, block 8, =
Lennon & Newell's addition. ........-
Hattie R. Stevens ct al. to Carl G.. 0l--.s-
son. lot Z, block liz. Prospect Park, first
division, revised 81:
John E. Empanger to Joseph Hlanoe, two
acres in Sc Of NE Sec. 2e-ll7 Pr.
j. Rolstan Addy, to Maude E. ,MacRae, =
lot IL. block %, Calhoun Park addi-N
Georgianna Brown to Hiles D. Hocum and !.
wife. north 81 feet of lot 9, block j.
Eugene G. Garwood and wife to Amanda
N. Cobb ct al, lot s, block 50, Cal
Peter PETERSON and wife to Theodore Ron.
gcrud, Sk Of lot D. block 20, Muir
phys addition ..................... 1,
Sophia and Ole Magnuson to Nels Robert
M, son, Sc Of Sc Sec. s-11s-24. go. 1,
Thomas A. Jameson and wife to z. a.
Rundel. lot s, block 80. Calhoun. Park
James Chapman and wife to Levi Armis,
north 80 2-3 feet of lot TO- block ~ 81
Edward G: Goodwin and wife to Carl :
Thingvall, undivided half interest in = ::
lox46 feet Of lot TO-, Auditors sub :
Martin o'A A. " Gilman and wi,e to 'nsvi:
Construction company, lot IS, block 26, x
first division Remington Park. ....... 4
William c. Gregg and wife to Minneapolis
| Earnings & Investment company, east
40 feet of lots 8 and 10, block 81, st.
| Estelle IT. and Albert NJ. slocum and
Anna A. Apgar, lots "a and 80 and west
two-thirds Of lot SO and southeasterly -
one thirds of lots 16 and II and wester-
| ly two-thirds Of rear one-third of lot Is,
Smells addition Observation-Disclosures. ]
| Northwestern Investment company to
M sna n1a, Park ass9seiati9n lots l.
Abraham E: Zimmerman and wife to Min
neapolts Brewing company, northeast
| erly SO feet Of front IT feet Of lot 5
and northeasterly SO feet of front n
feet Of northwesterly 81 feet Of lot 4,
block IA, Mill companys addition, st.
George 4. Campbell to Louis ". Peters,
lot s, block l, Dunsmoor's seventh adj
a. Freeman Cooper to Mary. D. Hartwell.
lot 81, block FL, Encouragement fifth
division Remington Park. ...........ss
Lauritz Ruster to Maurice Michaels and .
wife, lots 10 and 1e block 4, Alb
bolt & Sundays addition .............. :
Frederick l.. Goehrs and wife to Mary
McGulpin, % feet Of lot 8, block l,
Layman's addition ....................
Thomas F. Wallace. Jr.. to Eliza P.
Evans, lot IL. block 2. Chicago avenue Z
and Lyndale addition .................vf
ence P. Vincent. lot 10, block 4, Har-
1ae, Son sesen@ so saa @,fe to Charles
Brakeman, lot II. Auditors subdivision
Anna Wiederman to Edward Wiederman.
lot Z, Halls subdivision q. Case g.
Moore's addition ~..................-..,
A. B. Robbins and wife to U. 8. Street
; Railway company. 300 feet Of z 1872
feet OF block 2, Parks first addition,
Robbinsdale Park .....................-
Randall 8. Burhyte and wife to Alex Z
, ander Denny. lot 5. block 4. Chicago
Il Lake Park addition ..............,....
Lura D. and J. G. Hutchinson to Simon :
+. Eager. lot g, block 1. Hinkley's adj
Eleven miscellaneous deeds .............
rro+sI -. AZ Z.
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BUILDING PERMITS

story frame dwelling ..........: 80. $500
r. NJ. Laird. 1898 Knox avenue s. LIZ
story frame dwelling .................. $500
n. l.. McRae. 1929 Knox avenue 8. 1h
story frame dwelling ................. $500
T. H. Hall. 1914 Lyndale avenue 8, frame .
and glass greenhouses, boiler room. 5000
Minneapolis Desk Manufacturing company.
Nineteenth street between Seventeenth
azenue s and s. NJ. st. P. railway,
,e re2e'fs swcnson aiss coinubus avenue soo
two-story frame dwelling ............ 5000
Eight minor permits ................... ISIS
Total .s28, 500
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ALTAR AND, CRAVE

BIRTHS.
3 Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, 2119 Eleventh ave-
nue.. S, q boy.
Lefstad, Mr.. and Mrs. John, 25o Thirtieth avs-
niue N, boy.
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. william. els Fourth
street N, boy. -
ton avenue n, girl.
Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels, 1927 Colfax avenue
Anderson Mr.. and Mrs. r., 1850 Bryant are
Sampson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gust, III Eighteen.
and-one-haif avenue NE, girl.
Mosier, Mr.. and Mrs. W., 2o51 CFystai Lake.
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.,. s2,e75, $3.50. ::
" ds1,,Ms
Terms Extraordinary
1915 cash, balance monthly,
s2,67R.
Without interest,

above q mortgage Of $1,000 at 6 per cent,
takes a beautiful cottage Of rooms, all on
one floor, beside very large attic; new
and in perfect condition; parlor, din
ing-room and library finished in hardwood;
lures, window shades, storm sash and screens;
the decorations are expensive and beautiful
The lot is large. being 4Ox167 to 16-foot alley;
graded and sodded; only two blocks from
Nicollet av carline; good woodshed, or the
owner will take good
Clear Lot
In part payment. This is the chance Of the
gear. First come, first to get the snap.
Potter,
6o1-2 Phoenix Building.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Richard L. Higgins and Clara I. Hegenes.
John A. Miller and Pauline A. He1demann-
Erie 8. Collins and Helene Troll.
Oscar Carlson and Christine Peterson.
Charles L. Thomas and Cora D. Lauviere.,
William H. yollmer and Louise " Iiegier.
Abraham Shapers and Yenta Lifshitz
Paul Jackson and Ethel McNe1.
Frank B. Ashley and Dorothy III. Jacobson.
William n. Neville and Bessie NJ. Taliman.
Dwight O. Moody and Minnie G. Floerkey.
Haueen n Kroohn and Lizzie Rod.
George r. Murray and Mary A. Sullivan.
Iion1o AZ. West and Wyna Hanrahan.
Victor A. Seburg and Emma Erickson-
James Ferris and Emma knaeDie;
i OFT, Grosslein and Mabel Ringstorm
Eric J. Lindstrom and Ida y. drnho.
Edward Angel and Katherine Murphy.
Hugh 3. Bremen and Ella Murphy.
Martin Thorson and Minnie Rathke.
Edvard Barrett and Marguerite A. Woerness
patrick T. McCaffery and Sarah sheridan.
poinh " Robinson and Grace NJ Hull.
yTai1iam o. Norman and Alma G. Box.
rbarlas Newton and Clarissa Foster.
Inhn r spieel and Hedwig Drumming.
Sharlaa n Couch and Edyth Applyn 49,
Ghariss p Cowan and Margaret +. Faivey.Ss
Alfred Jeppeson and Ellen G. Johnson
DIED.
Drogseth, Marion J.. PCS 1wenty-hfss az
nue. gandorf. Anna, s4s5 Thirteenth avenue 8.
Anderson, Carl W., st. Barnaoas nospi'aas
Brooks, Sarah NJ, Asbury hoepital.
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MONUMENTS

WE STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED MON.
uments and markers to be closed out at
Wholesale. Prices ranging from IS to 5000.
Anoka Granite & Marble Works, salesroom 423
Washington N.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO., MON UMENTs,
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office 419 9Th st s. Granite and
Marble Works. 3517 Hen. av. Both phones.
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MEDICAL

MRS. DIR. FLUELLA MCKAY. SPECIALIST,
treatments, scientific massage, vapor and medi-
Gated sweats. cures rheumatism, lumbago,
nervous diseases and weaknesses Of all kinds;
consultation free.
PILEs-DR. II. WAITE, so YEARS SPECIAL
list; cures every case. Write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1910 Hawthorn av. Minneap polls:
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them next week. Today's reading OF
q the ads IS as essential as Is todays s.
reading Of the news-h you Wouio
..keep step with things.
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leo ACRES, RED LAKE CO.. e15 PER ACRE.
- 90 acres. Kanabec Co., SIS per acre.
400 acres. Itasca Co.. we'll timbered. SID
per acre. IS. .
station. SIS per acre
loo acres. Sargent Co., N. D.. one mile
from Forman. $13 per acre. to trade for clear
land in North Dakota or Saskatchewan terri
tory. t -~:s-.sz- IS sz5s. s
Equity in half section in Big Stone Co.. six
miles from station. j. -.a.s +aa.
Address 147A, journal. -. 49,
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JUUKNAI..I
WANTED REAL. ESTATE

WANTED REAL, ESTATE
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WANT TO BUY A. sIx-ROOM COTTAGE,
near Plymouth or list aY carline not more
than $1,000 or 1,400; will pay half down.
Address 4745, Journal. s.
WANT ONE RESIDENCE NOT ABOVE So, 900;
another $4,000 to $1,000; give location and
terms. Do not call, but write. 1910 Aldrich
ay S.
WANTED-A FEW GOOD CHEAP LOTS FOR
speculation; give location, price and terms;
no agents. T.. r.. Oliver, P. o. Box $50. city.
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR TO s-RooM
houses Dantorth 8 Hash. 2o7 X. Life bldg.
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o 90 o 0, 90 90 o 9
o BIG EXCURSION s-s'.-.
o to North Dakota, 7'-a {
o To the rich soil, free coal and big crops
0 Of all grans-to the $14 land that pays {
O for itself every year. Come now and go {
o with us. 1t doesn't cost much and takes {
o only few days. 16O-acre homesteads
0 free, except for locating fees. Ask for {
o maps and facts. William II. Brown Co., {
0 Mandan, n. d. q. -s-.-- (
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued

Continued
o o o o 20 o o o o., O. Q
DO YOU KNOW Al GOOD THING VIXEN Q
you see it? 4 have the exclusive sale OF - Q
, the best Investment tract Of land know Q
) Of in the northwest. 1t contains 6,733 9
. acres. The land throughout is of finest 9
. quality and the vegetation very luxur- 9
8 FAINT. These lands are all close to tim 9
D Der and fuel. the large forest belt re-
3 served by the Dominion government for
o the use Of settlers being only short dis
0 lance away. The land. however. is all {
0 open prairie. and Is absolutely free from
o scrub. Most of 1t Is about II miles from
0 the Arcola branch of the G. P. r., and
o the @. T. P. has surveyed line which
o will bring the greater part of the land
o within about four miles Of railway.
o This land can easily be retailed at from !
o $40 to SIS per acre. Price 81; reason
o able cash payment, balance IN four or
0 five years, t5H
o Have an option on half section of I'M I
O proved land near Reston that ia snap.
0 Two-thirds crop goes to buyer. Get after
Q this; my option expires on July D.
o McDougall,
O The Canadian Land Man,
O SO7 Phoenix Building.
o o O O 0 o 90 o o O
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AssIN1Bo1NE VALLEY WHEAT LANDS.
10000 acres in farms Of 100 acres or more
in the fertile Assinibone valley of eastern
Saskatchewan, near the towns of Church
bridge, Saltcoats and Yorkton. Open prairie
with groves of poplar. Surface level and
gently rolling. New railroad building through
our lands this year. Wheat yields at from
35 to 40 bushels per acre not unusual. Lands
will double in value in very short time. For
full information write The Cooper Walsh Land
Co., Union Bank bldg, Winnipeg, Can.
FARMERsIDo you WANT 70 GIVE YOUR
boys a start in Liter If so, help them to buy
farm in sunny southern Alberta. The adj
vance In values will make them rich in ten
years time. You have seen land 50 from
IS to $500 per acre in Iowa and Minnesota.
You will see the same advance in Canada,
only in much less time. A small cash invest
ment now lays the foundation of a fortune
Join our excursions June go to q. Write
tor particulars.
o. W. Kerr Co.,
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ONE ACRE ON seth Av N, COR. RUSSELL.
One acre on Russell av n, near s4th. 49,
All in Utopia addition, end Goth av car
line; lie fine; all covered with hardwood
timber and the grounds are bedecked with
small wild fruits and flowers that bloom
in June a dreumland for home; natures
gift; price only S475 per acre; easy terms.
%. T. Lambert,
$50 Guaranty Building.