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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22
CAMPAIGN REACHES
EXPLANATION STAGE
st. Paul Democrats Buy Newspaper
Space in Which to Get Back at BE
publicans.

Charges made in ST. Paul morning
paper Saturday by Franklin II. Griggs
republican city campaign manager, Of
illegal voting and registration of mer
by the democrats, resulted last evening
in long replies in st. Paul evening
papers by democrats under the heading
of "Political Advertising. In these
reply advertisements, Rev. David Nor
gan is quoted as denying in strong Ian
guage Mr.. Griggs' assertion that the
Bethel hotel, in which Mr.. Morgan j:
interested, is housing a. number o.
these illegal voters. Mr.. Griggs, how
ever, sticks to his original statements
There is every indication ! that tn,
mayoralty election in ST. Paul May
will be one of the closest in years
Democratic leaders, by their own con
fidential figures, are estimating tn
election of Bob Smith by 1880 t
1000. The republicans, on the othe
! hand, are claiming as much for Hofi
man. ::-.... -.s-
The democrats assert that organizes
labor will vote for Smith. The repub
licans, ON the contrary, say organizes
| labor is for Hoffman. :. I,
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MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS R.R
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~
Charles s. Utsond and 1nt wife Etc, to James Ian sa 2
WILDER B. Wells and wife to Bessie S.
Moore. lot 8, block 20, second division IA -.
Remington Park ...............- ........ 25t
]. H. Morrison. and wife to Ole Mo e
gard, in section 12-11S-H ............ 81;
Minnesota Debenture company to Robert ~
H. Brent, lot 4, block 4, Jewett's ad-
A. Peterson and husband to A. D. Olson,
lot IL, block 8, Bakers addition. $50. ,5ot
J. H: Murphy and wife to p Podany, in = -,
L. W. Kittruan smith and husband to
William Larson and wife, lot g. block
Fred ed G. Smith ~ and h Wfe to a L. W. swan
son. lot II, block 3, Nickels & Smith. 5ot
o. l.. Latham and husband to William
Urquhart. lot Q, block 81, Remington's -
L. A. johnson to N. O. Holton ct al,
lot 9 and part lot Z, block 1877, Town : 90,
.. j. HnsnieI to william H. pilgrim, 80
part lot 1, block 8, Manages fifth ad-
p Hotchkiss to & 7. Hotchiiss. lot ~
t. block 5, Deans Encouragement. 10
L. M. Hale to Joseph P. Landsing lot ~
10, Nathan Herrick's addition. 1,05
A. NJ. Fleetham and wife to Arcade In
| vestment company, lots 1 and 2, block
| 1O2, Columbia Heights addition, ....... Ito
Charles J. Ecklund and wife to L. A.
| Hewett ct al. part lot II and - block
| 1t, MOEE1sOn q LOFeJoy 3 i, ~
| r. ]. Cortis to William c. Dance, part lot
80, block 1, Dunsmoor's rearrange-
a. W. Carleton and wife to Charles i'0'
Maede. lots and 6, block 49, st. Louis
CHARLES G L. Butterneld and wife to Robert
| s. Hosteler, part lot 8, block 8. Lake
Of the Isles addition. ................ So
E.. A. Brakeman, executor, to Carrie
| Lund. lot IL, block ~, Paramount Park
| addition H.5 ~
/ B. Brose and husband to Ole Mogaard,
lots and 2. block 2, Helmick's add
| tion Observation-Disclosures. Loo
1 Minnesota Park association to Rose Lee,
| lot 20, block 9, Lyndale Heights addi-
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
May gren, Mr.. and Mrs. l., 14o5 Twenty-hrst
Corners. Mr.. and Mrs. B. E., 1923 Third ave-
NDahi. Mr.. and Mrs. L. H., 2o15 Twenty fifth
Post, Mr.. and Mrs A. L., s1s Mary place,
boy.
and Twenty-eighth street, girl
Carlson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E., 1903 Irving ave-
i M Morrow n, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. VIM, s1s Eleventh
Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole, $50 Fourteenth ave
nue. s, a girl.
ton avenue, a boy
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Stamislaus Leviden. and Amelia Largers.
John NJ. Walgun and Josephine Il. Loberg.
Edward Johanson and Elem Bakken.
DEATHS.
McNulty, Edward, 1l2o University avenue
! I,ndblom. Kristine. Swedish hospital
- Anderson Charles, city hospital.
Olson Minnie; 800 Fifth avenue NE.
Donahue Sarah F., 1887 Washington ave
I nue. N.
s I Sanderson Nels, Clearwater Junction.
n RYAN Phoeve, 1886 Portland avenue.
Theis, Barbara, 1910 Hennepin ~.
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FINAL REGISTRATION
@ IS HEAVY IN ST. PAUL
Total Qualified Franchise Is About
2s,ooo-Republican Leaders Say Dem
ocrats Committed Many Frauds in
= Several Wards.

Yesterday was the last registration
day in ST. Paul before the city election.
1t is estimated that the total vote
ready for casting on May / is at least
$4,000. The vote yesterday showed
great gains for the republicans in the
First and Seventh wards, their strong
holds
:, In the FIRST ward the registration
averaged fifty to each of the eleven
P5e registered 'ne In ee the down own Gown town
wards, which are democratic, the regis
tration was light.
Franklin H. Griggs, republican man.
ager, said at midnight that he had
evidence of crooked registrations in the
Third, Fourth, Fifth and Ninth wards
which he will investigate next week. :
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CITIZENS LEAGUE
SPOTS CANDIDATES
HOFFMAN rs PICKED FOR MAYOR
Atty JOB.
Republicans Get Long End of Argu-
ment, Tho Case Is About Stand
Off When It Comes to Neutrals-
Only Independent Candidate Is
Picked for Municipal Judge.

The report of the Citizens league
OF st. Paul, which corresponds to the
Voters league of Minneapolis, was
made public last evening and created
considerable comment in political cir
Giles. The republican candidate for
mayor, l.. G.. Hoffman, is Endorsed.
and the democratic candidate, Robert
A. Smith, is condemned
On the whole, the republican candi-
dates have the greater number of rec
concentrations. The report is long and
goes In detail into the qualifications Of
all the city candidates.
The recommendations of the COM
mittee are summed up as follows Cd,
democrat; r, republican,:
Mayor. G. Hoffman (R); treasurer, Otto
Bremen CD ~
Assembly men-George S. Innis (R) Lloyd
Peabody (R). E. G. Mahle (R), R. D. O.Brier
Cd. a- --.., ~. r. ~ e.. p.
Aldermen-First ward, Carl Anderson (R)
Third ward F. W. Babcock (R), Sixth ward
j. NJ. Furlong CRY, Seventh ward, F. B. Tiffany
fR). Eighth ward, N. c. Bettenburg (R). Mint
ward, John Larsen (R), Tenth ward FRED
Joerns (R). Eleventh ward f. B. Lynch (D).
Municipal Judge-Daniel ". Doty Und).
Justices Of the Peace-H. L. Mills (R), ]. l.
Johnson (R). Pc
Constabes-walter B. Boyd (R>, William 3
Miller (R).
!, Condemned. :,
| Mayor. A. Smith
= Treasurer--Conrad W. Miller.
Assemblymen-W. A. Cameron (D), Charlie
| Kartak (D) Patrick Conley CD, e. H. Whit
| comb {D)
| Aldermen--First ward, c. E. Nyberg CD, Sec
ond ward, W. e. Buschmann D). Third ward
Frank j. He'll CD, Fourth ward. G. B. De
Witt (R), Fourth ward. F. j. Huber CD. Sixt
ward, J. d. Hyland d. Seventh ward, william
J. Preston (D), Ninth ward, William ]. Tro
| Cd. a." - = = --...
Municipal Judges-Robert c. Hine (R), Mich
| ael Doran,, Jr CD. -.
+ Neutral.
Comptroller-Louis Betz (D}, Martin Beck
man (R).,
Assemblymen-L. f. Fairchild (R), Henry G
| Haas (D), J. S. Kimball~ (R.), VIM Power
! D) H. c. Schumacher CRY, W. 7. Francis (R)
H. P. Keller (R), H. W.. Phillips (R), ].
Regain Cd Frank Yoerg (D): -
Aldermen-Second ward. W. j. Menu (R)
Fifth ward J. P. Johnston rtR), Fifth ware
O. ". Rohland 3D. Eighth ward C. H. Gel
| Der CD. Tenth ward, X. l.. Fieseler CD, EleN
enth ward. Kay Todd (R).
Municipal Judges-Hugo O. tHanft D); job
| W. Finehout (R).
Justice Of the Peace-L. McKernan (D), f
C. Peterson CD .
Constables-Edward G. Poucher CD, Patric
O'Regan (D).
Sixth Ward Constables-s. Rom (R), R.
| Nagle (D).
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WANTED REAL. EsTATE

WILL PAY $500 TO s., 600 CASH FOR GOOD
home, North, near Catholic church. Come at
once; buyer has furniture at depat and must
move at once.
Will pay NIL cash for good two family house.
Pay cash for meat six or seven room house.
Want seven OF eight-room modern home; pay
down $1,000 cash, balance monthly.
Want ten-room up to-date strictly modern
home; pay $10,000.,to $12.OO0 all leash
Want good income paying property; pay
$1O.0OO to $4,000 ca Ill.
Want neat s!s ct seyen-room modern home
for about $4,000 cash: want good modern
home about 81 800 cash.
Have cash customers for the above prop
critics. IL you wish to sell call and see me at
once. l invite the listing of any other prop.
erty you may wish to sell. Remember ii
costs you nothing to list your property; free
advertising.
VIII pay 5000 to $1,000 or possibly. a little
more for a good uI,-to date modern home in
Sunnyside. Lake of the Isles, Blaisdells add
ton GREEN'S addition, Lowry Hill or in that
general vicinity. Cash is ready
Paul Beuhler; 456 Temple Court.
WANTED-I AIM HERE TO BUY A HOUSE
which must be modern partly so and have
spot cash for the house that suits in price
and arrangement. Must be rooms at least
hut would prefer s. Let me hear from own
only, as want a snap Address $3.50
Journal. ...s@s fsE s5f.. s]ss
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MANY POINTERS COME IN
Real Estate Boards Essay Contest Prove,
Popular.

Interest in the essay contest started
by the Minneapolis Real Estate board is
growing Many papers are being mailed
to H. F. Newhall, secretary of the board,
in Temple Court. Both the children and
the older people have taken up with the
idea and are submitting reasons why
citizens of Minneapolis should own their
homes.
The articles which have been received
show that careful thought has been put
on the subject, and that, familiar as
the board members are with the question.
and the exploitation of real estate. they
had not covered the whole ground.
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BUILDING PERMITS


John Fifeld, 3241 Holmes avenue, one
and-one-half-story frame dwelling 1880.
Walter Leach, 2437 Pillsbury avenue, two
story. concrete dwelling ................
John w. Bliss, 1914 Thomas avenue N,
one-story frame dwelling ..............
a. P. Mcdonald, 1852 Holmes avenue,
two-story frame dwelling. ............
Sam e. Gladng, 62S East Thirty-eighth
street. u STORY frame dwelling ......
w. G. Tabor, 1892 Columbus avenue, two
story frame dwelling. .........
John Jubcher, 1896 Fourteenth avenue
s, one-and-one half -story frame dwell
John Rowe, Waterman Lumber company,
one-story frame sawmil1 .........-....
Board Of education, Orleans avenue and
Sidney place, two-story brick addition.
Conrad Warneke, 2226 Bryant avenue N,
one and e-half-story frame dwelling.
Christ j. Warneke, 2222 Bryant avenue
N, one done half-story frame dwell
Ing ...,.............:.. $3.50. ..........
Twenty -four minor permits .............s
Total. thirty-ase permits. ...........$
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BECKER WILL SPEAK
Mayor Elect of Milwaukee, VIII Help s.
Paul Republicans.

& Sheldon N. Becker, mayor-eiect OF MI
waukee, the young millionaire who de
feated the old campaigner. Mayor Rose
at the recent election. has been secure,
to make republican speech in st. Pau
next Saturday evening. Mr.. Becker is
German and it is believed ne can he'll
the republican ticket by appealing to tn
German element of st. Paul.
The securing of Mr.. Becker is regarde,
as something of coup by the republical
campaign managers, and In order to pro
tect their interests in every way the
refuse to tell far in advance in whic
hall the Milwaukee man will speak.
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JOE JEFFERsoN's PAINTINGS.
Snenial 70 The Ionrna1

New York, April 21.-The JOSEPH
jefferson collection of paintings was
placed on exhibition at the American
Art galleries today preparatory to be,
ing sold the latter part of next week.
Among the artists represented in the
collection are Corot, Israels. Kever,
Macs, Couture, Daubigny, Gainesbor'
ough, Reynolds, Lawrence and Rem.
brandt.
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OPTICIANS

CLIFTON A. SMELL, oPToMETRIsT.: HAS RE.
moved his Office to SG4 NicolIet av room 2Oo.
JOHN ,J.JDoWD, oPToMETRIsT AND oPTI-
clan. optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Co,
M. GERTRUDE STANTON, only woman op.
tician in twin cities Optical Dept, Daytons 5.
=. w. K1TTREDGE,s MArIUFACTURING or.
tician. 40 9th st s.
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IETECTIVE BUREAUS

Phoenix building; % years continued expert
erce In Minneapolis; legitimate, business
solicited; reasonable rates; best OF references.
Both phones ~
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NEW, MODERN, SIX OR sEVEN.RooM
ratt to q %e s, Gnss
ment only down; prefer south to Beth st be
tween Nicollet and Chicago avs Address 221
9Th av Sc, fat A.
WANTED-THE BEST BARGAIN IN I'M
proved business property, bringing good rental,
for 81, 600 cash: or will give cash and houses
in exchange for business block worth from
$4,000 to $4,000. Address 2538, Journal.
WANTED-LIsTING OF CENTRALLY LoCAT-
ed Minneapolis property within mile limit
from the center of the city, must stand inspec
ton as good paying Investment for cash.
f. NJ. Anderson, 5o4 Sykes Block.
WANTED-MoDERN OR PARTLY MODERN
house or cottage for $4,000 or less; would con-
slider well located place near Lake Harriet or
Calhoun or any other good location west of
Lyndale av. Address 1906 Journal. p
WANTED-THE BEST BARGAIN IN HOUSE
!, and lot for about $4,000 cash; not farther
than eight blocks from Calhoun school. Give
description and location. Address 1892, Jour
nal --~s' - ~ ~ ~ ~
WANTED-BEsT RESIDENCE LOT $4,000
cash will buy in third ward in good neigh
borhood, = direct from owners; mention full
l. particulars. Address 1851. Journal. :
wANrED-A NEW MODERN = OR s-RooM
cash. Ernest H. Dam Dam. e1e Guaranty build
LIST YOUR CITY PROPERTY AND RENTALS
with us. We have customers for you. Call
or phone Minnesota Land Co., 329 Plymouth
av N, r. c. 1881.
WANTED-BEsT FLAT OR BUSINESS PROP
erty that $1,000 will buy. Must be North
Minneapolis: show good rental and be occupied.
Telephone 14414. - =
wANTED-To BUY THE BEST HOUSE CAN
for between 81 200 and $1,000. Have half
cash and expect good house. Address
WANT TO BUY FIvE-RooM MODERN COT.
tage near carline; good locality; monthly pay
ments; what have you to offer? Dodge Co.,
| GIT Phoenix. =, -. ~
WANT TO BUY MODERN NINE Or TEN I'm
cash and monthly payments Address 2ol2,
Journal
wANTED-THE BEST Q OR lo-RooM HOUSE
that 81 900 or 81, 500 will buy Address 1881
WANrED-To BUY. 5000 TO 10000 ACRES
good Canada land ise price re
WANTED7-M MODERN $4,000 RESIDENCE
| Have $1,000 cash and 100 clear farm a.
$1,000 to Offer Phoenix Land Co., New forl
WANTED-ARTIsTIC COTTAGE, EIGHTH OF
| thirteenth ward. about 81, 800. $75 down. $3
per month. Give details. Address 2516, Jour
wANTED-To BUY ON PARTIAL PAYMENT'
| >. way: best references. Address 1913. journal
WANTED-IHE BEsT MODERN OR NEARL!
| modern house in Kenwood o: Sunnys1de ina
So 800 will buy. Address V $40, Journal.
THE BEST HOUSE I CAN BUY FOR Sc 80
to 81 600. in good location; give full particu
| lars. Address 1906. Journal. -
WANT. CONTRACTOR TO BUILD HOUSE
| have the lot and can pay $40 per month. Ae
dress o751 Journal.
We HAVE PARTIES WANTING MINNIE
tonka property Badger & Thompson, Bank o
| Commerce building.
R. II. BENHAM, PHOENIX BLDG, HA
some good things to offer in Sunnyside.
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FUNERAL DIRECTIONS

HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple, 9th and Hen. Both phones
JOHN M. -GLEAsoN FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 81 7th st 8. Both phones.
7. WARREN ROBERTS FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
TO Hennepin av. Both phones 1892.
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WHEELMEN CALL MEETING
Movement to Be Organized to Save Cycle
Paths.

Paths.
Bicycle wheelmen will hold mass
meeting Monday at 8 pm. in A. o. U. w.
hall, Is Seventh street s, to arouse inter-
est In keeping the bicycle paths of the
city in rideable shape. The wheelmen S
association is working heroically to save
the paths. and it wants the hearty sup
port of all riders.
The meeting will be open to everyone
that ever rode wheel The wheelmer
say the paths were built with their tag
money and they want to know why they
should not be retained intact.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale
.~~S~~s
GnnfinlIed.

Se~~S~~~~Se~~s@~~c~c~r~e~
Continued.
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-YoUNG MILK
COW for good brood or driving mare. VIII
son, $3.50 Emerson av S.
FINE, BEST MADE, LIGHT SPRING WAGON
and a good buggy for sale cheap. Call 1871
Riverside aE. II, l. Ness.
FOR sALE-GooD SADDLE HORSE, WEIGHT
I'd st Sc. Tel IL E-54s.Js. ,''Ss 80 '''>0'' -
FROST 8 co. HAVE IN A FRESH CON
signment Of ss al classes Of horses Monday
FOR sALE-RUNABoUT BUGGY;1 CAN BE
used as light wagon; good as new call any
time 2S2J Chicago. av
FOR sALE-3.YEAR-oLD BAY PACING MARE,
2:14. 514 Huron st Sc.
FOR sALE-s1o BUYS LIGHT WEIGHT DE-
livery wagon If taken at once Inquire at
grocery. 20e7 4th av S.
FOR sALE-Two-sEATED RoELLER TRAP,
in good condition.; cheap If taken at once. APP
ply 2135 Irving av N.
HORSE CLIPPING BY ELECTRIC POWER,
all up-to-date. McCluskey, 326 f Grant st.
T. c. phone 3403. L.
FOR sALE-RUBBER-TIRED CONCORD AND
open two.seat surrey; also gasoene stove. SIT
4th Sc. - - = .:..-- VIZ
HORSE cLIPPING-GooD SMOOTH WORK
with electric clipper, at James Rowetts, 22l
FOR sALE-FoUR FARM HORSES, CHEAP.
MINI. .'-
! FOR sALE-oNE LIGHT sIDEsPRING
|, buggy, in good condition. Call 1921 Sth st s.
FOR sALE-Two VERY FINE COMBINATION
saddle, horse. cBuchanan's Livery, 14S, E Lake.
NoTICE-DEAD HORSES REMOVED. n. w.
Scavenger Co.. 102 LIST st N. Phone 1875 Main
FOR sALE-oNE BANGOR BUGGY, ALMOST
! new. Call 2719 Lyndale av n. .z.--.. r..
GOOD LEATHER-ToP BUGGY FOR SALE
cheap. 1928 7th st Sc. SIS. :
FOR sALE-s1NGLE TOP BUGGY, CHEAP.
| Call at 1927 Emerson n. "f
FOR sALE-GooD OLD DELIVERY HORSE;
two calves 100 " 2Sth st.
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WE SELL REAL EsTATE-WE SHOULD BE
pleased to have you list your houses, lots and
business property with U.S. The T.. A. Con-
rad Co.. 513 Phoenix building.
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TAILORING

~>~>~~>>~~>>>>S~~>~~~
SUITS SPONGED, pressed, while you wait, 500;
LoFGREN & CO., LADIES AND GENTS TAIL.
ors. latest triDor cations. 6201s Nicollet av.
PETER THOMPSON TAILORING CO., 100 Sd
at s. See us for your spring suit. -.
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DYEING AND CLEANING
STOVE REPAIRS

q. s, STOVE REPAIR CO., 13 Sd ST s, STOVES
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones.
Prompt service
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST.
ern Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin
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MONUMENTS.
PATENT ATTORNEYS

wrLLIAMsoN & MERCHANT, PATENT LAW.
yers and solicitors main office, 925-e33 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi; 81 McGill
building, Washington, D.. c.
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FOR sALE-sALAMBo, 4.YEAR-oLD FILLY.
standard and registered. beautiful driver; will
trot fast II trained; also Syear-old gelding by
Patchenwood, 2:17h, dam by Wapsie; hand,
some and great prospect. Also I-year-old
chestnut geldiug, gentle and all right, weighs
1,1o0; also one 1,250-lb work horse. All The
above horses to be sold for cash only. Apply
at 231 5th ay S Roth phones 1923.
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STORAGE

MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured;: cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 100 9TH st S.
Both phones. -
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol-
let Both phones 1908. Res. phone T. G. 1894
STOVES STORED We CALL FOR, CLEAN
and set them up in the fall. Both tele-
phones. Great Western Stove and Repair CO.,
SIP Hennepin av.. =
FIREPROOF STORAGE, CLEAN, SEPARATE
. rooms; packing and shipping. IO6 1st ay n.
NEW REHOUsE-FURNITURE STORED,
moderate rates: INQUIRE bakery, 18th st.3d az S:
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$1,000 BUYS REGISTERED BLACK FRENCH
coach stallion, I years old; sound, gentle
shows good colts; high stopper, broke to
ride and drive, weighs 1.400 lbs; sired by
Intrepid, winner first prize years in
= succession at Minnesota state fair must have
4 money; will sell Strathgold S2346, dark
bay, Years old, weighs LOO lbs; gentle.
nice roadster, sires nice big colts; sired by
StrathberrS. 2:O4A. Gold Goodwin, Alexan-
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FoUR-GAITED KENTUCKY sADDLERs FOR
sale; safe for ladies and children; also fine
= line of draft horses. Call and look them over
West Hotel stables. Wilson II McGettrick,
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HEAVY SINGLE EXPRESS HARNESSES,
brass trimmed; also all kinds of harnesses.
delivery and faI n wagons, buggies, new and
secondhand farm and delivery horses. Ala
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.

{ STALLION E ) 8 NowooD, No. as9s5,
q Record 2:12la.
0 Nowood is fine bay, with black points,
o strong, 1873 hands high, weight 1,1OO I
o pounds, individually he is "a horse of grand
o tintsh with plenty OF substance, is one (
0 of the fastest, NEST highly bred and
o finest individuals living; a faultless speci-
o men of the high type .stallions received
o his record the third heat of a race, and
o his get, such as Gloria, 2:12A Lady Con-
o stamina, 2:12A, Maude Maria 2:16A,
o and II more in the list, shows he is 'one
o of the best and leading sires for stall
o lion his age; he also shows be is the sire
o of high actors and show horses. being
o the sire of Miss Pickwick, a great show
o mare, owned by Mr.. W. G. CARING OF
o st. aul, ,Minu.; Nowood will make the
o season of 1906 at the state fair grounds,
o Hamline, Minn.; service fee, $50, with
o usual return privilege. For further par
o ticulars address. g. = 81
o u. c. Casey, p -.t -
o 165 " 9Th ST. ST. PAUL Mum.
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$500
5000
1000
5000
1000
$500
5000
10000
1900
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6,S55
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s6e.305
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NEW, MODERN, SIX OR sEvEN-RooM
house, $4,000 to $1,000 on monthly payment
plan, good rate of interest first months pay
ment only, down; prefer south to 36th st be-
tween Nicollet and Chicago avs. Address 221
9Th ay SE. fat A. E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

FOR sALE-BRooD MARE LOLA. DAM OF
of Genie L., PISA, by Arcadian, Clifford,
ttrial) 2:17, by Arcadian, and May Belle,
ltriap 2:1s, by Arcadiun; this mare is in
foal by Braun Tell, sire of Axtella Wtlks,
2:lUA; also her 4-year-uld flly, by NoiYnl
King; can step 40 clip, and her 2-year-o old
lilly by Patchen Wood; be seen at ASH
Lyndale ay s. r. {. phone $500
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

EUROPEAN TRAVEL nzE
.>~y~S~~~.~~-~~~~~-~~
THE EMPRESS LINE. OF TIE ATLANTIC,
Canadian Pacific railway fast Atlantic service;
:. largest, fastest and finest express steamers be-
tween st. Lawrence ports and Europe: only
four days from land to land .-s.- =
After April 5, 1906. the company's Northwes.
tern passenger Office will be located: at 222
Nicollct av (Hotel Ntcollet block.
Rates and information from H. e. Lidman.
Northwestern Passenger Agent. Telephone, T.
G. 1875; N. W.. Main 261e.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF NEW AND
second hand hacks, broughams. hearses, rock
aWays and vctorias in the northwest; prices
from $lUU up. GoCsman corner Grant and
Nicolet
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

GOOD FIRST CLASS TOP BUGGY FOR SALE
cheap. 3136 SteveaS ay.