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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15

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ALL OF SEQ: 80, 1877, 90. MORTON COUNTY,
county, $. D.. for only $500. Ne II; Y %.
Improved. Ne 4 ia, liz, is al and iT So W a.
a ssei IS ST. IN Potter aS 20, cGuntE s. D. only
S D. S. excellent quarter In spin S0e eoug
y. 9. D, I have NV Y IA, ia, 60, for
Sc e. Tor g si5 ~ II IS e. S. IT,
$4,000 Springs on TIL. iand,; W ~ as. ia II.
g. for $4,000: NE v IL, iii, a. for s2,4oo:
sw 4 3, 115, IS. Tor 81 400 only. All sec
~ ~, 81. finely improved and only 81
miles from Redaeld, at $50 per acre. Also a
from Redfeld. In German neighborhood, for
$9o per acre. Two last mentioned farms have
artesian wells. Also 1853 acres 31a miles
ncrss rs c Of Redeld for only
acres IN Poinsett county, Ark, for $500. $50
acres In Lawrence county, Ala, for only $500.
NO trades considered. Terms of sale about
one, cash; These are all bargains. WI
MONTANA STOCK RAN0H-HEiRs OF ga.
tate can't agree: must sell cheap. 1desi
stock and hay ranch. 800 acres, situated on
JEFFERSON river, Madison county. Montana !;
@ell FENCED, water ight 500 inches, 100 acres
vated). balance hay and pasture One mile
running spring. water. rises and empties on
p paSSj never freezes Astounding with fish
dreds wild ducks feed here year round. R. R.
station 4 mile. 2. o.. store and school i
%s ~5n s SO miles e sod Butt" ssdsx lsas
cattle. ID head horses. This could be divided,
sition for the money in Montana, Idaho or
Washington. For full particulars, address
L. W: Curtis. beir. 1903 1st ay Seattle, WASH
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, PARTNERS WANTED.
} Partner wanted take halfinterest es-
, tablished furniture and store fixture busi
ness NEW and second-han:l) large profits,
, cash business books and business open to
, strictest Investigation. $4,000 required
81, 800 and services wanted In good
, Minneapolis; splendid opening.
D $500 cash and full services, lady or gen.
D tleman, in fine office business; clean. le-
D Ultimate business: stand strictest investi-
D cation. .. ....-
. Grocery business; half interest 81, 200;
D splendid opening.
. Meat market, country, $1,000; genuine
, proposition. 80
D We make a speciality of finding capital
D or partners for any legitimate business or
D fdence.
D &c., H.. = Campbell & Co.,
. 1872 Boston Block.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN IN CITY.
J, Drug store, Cedar and Washington.
. sales $3.50; rent, $25; established one year;
$4,000. ..,
Drug store. st. Paul; sales $3.50: rent
$50; for Scandinavian; price $4,000
"G Baief s1,'0y s52s; good location, earning
$3.50 per month; living rooms; low
.. Gents furnishings, and dry goods,
Steam laundry and OUTFIT; 500.
Barber shop: 8 chairs, $3.50
Cigars. stationery, southeast; frst-class
stock; sales $3.50 weekly; stand strictest
Investigation; $2,66O. :. =
, Fancy goods, notions, Japanese and Chi
nese goods; down town location; GOOD
lease; about $500 cash, balance terms.
TN shop, good trade; 5000; terms.
80 Saloon, good location, lease, fne trade,
established years; price $500; part
Bowling alley, pool, billiards; good 10,
cation, cheap rent; price and terms to
suit.
) Large list Of all kinds of business not
advertised. Call or write.
o.f Campbell 4 Co..
782 Boston Block.
o o o O O O n a a a
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HOMESTEAD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Very, choice claims desirably located, with
valuable virgin wood and timber in the rich
fertile and famous Koochiching Falls district,
that are now worth big shums of money, but
may be had at very moderate price indeed
Write or call and see US soon.
Enger-Nord Realty Co.,
- 12o Temple Court.
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Classified Section.
REAL EsTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
FOR SALE.

I.s-4- -" FUR BALE. =.
Fine plantation in North Carolina located on
shore of large lake, 1000 acres, all in one
body; l.sO0 acres Of it farm land, balance
timber land; soil deep rich black loan, well
drained and will raise fine crops; healthy and
close to fine market; good buildings; house
6oxaS IT. 2!s story. with ell SOxsO It; barn
TOKYO tt, four;story; ID other houses and
buildings; miles of private roadway with
hne large shade trees on side; within four
miles OF railroad station; will make the finest
large farm that can be bought; price $500
one-half interest; for full particulars address
r. o. Box 100, Elkins W. Va.
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DON'T BUY UUTovER LAND OR ARID
prairie land, when you can buy high grade
farming land in the hardwood district Of Min
nesota with the timber standing for IS per
acre and up. We have lands with clearings
meadows and houses ready to move into locat-
ed on lakes and rivers, near railroad where
hunting and fishing is good: you can pay with
small cash payments or with wood posts or
logs cut on the land. Tingdale Bros. SO7
Bank of Commerce. Minneapolis, MINI.
a FARM FOR $50 DOWN: so ACRES; $50
down and the balance $40 month; 40 acres
of Minnesota hardwood timber land on small
payments: $25 down. balance 50 per month.
our contract allows you to cut the timber and
to pay for the land by delivering to us Of pulp
wood. cordwood. railroad ties. logs etc
Original growth Of timber and good meadow
land, close to railroad station and sawmill
For further informant ton write to the Mime
sofa Lend & Stock Association 612 Ger
MEET NE AT PRESTO, :
Lyman County, s. D..
locations along the extension of the c., NJ &
St. P. R. r. am headquarters for Lyman
Co. lands: easy terms. A large list Of re-
linquishments and homesteads in Stanley Co.
Representatives wanted everywhere. Send for
maps. e. B. -Longwell. San Diego building
Chicago Ill. Branch office. Presho, Lyman
Co., s. D.
IF You WANT a FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTA
or expect to go out to Lyman county and
look over the section through which rail-
roads are new building, write or call on US;
low rates Egeland's Land Agency, Immi-
grafton Bureau, 709-11 New York Life Bldg,
st. Paul. MINI.
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} GROCERIES, MEAT MARKETS, RES.
TAURANTs, ETC,
Grocery stock and building Groom
house adjoining, daily sales 500; price
5000; half cash; terms to suit purchaser.
$1,1O0 Restaurant, fine down town loca.
ton, Will stand strictest Investigation;
be quick.
y Bakery and restaurant, down town Ioca
t1on, long lease, cheap rent; sales s25
to suit.
$500 Confectionery. daily sales SIS to
80; summer up to $40; cheap rent: four
living rooms in connection.
Meat Market, good location, sales $50
per Gay; tools new, in good condition;
price $625; stock at invoice.
Before buying see our large list of
groceries, restaurants, confectioneries and
meat markets; Lest locations; price and
terms to suit. -.
Campbell & Co,
- 7e2 Boston Block,
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FOR sA1E-THE FINEST HOTEL PROPERTY
IN Keno, the metropolis. Of Nevada building
-FOUR stories, 90 rooms, luxuriously furnished
now doing prosperous business 100 feet from
the union depot, occupies two-thirds Of the
streets Of the city; this is a splendid specu
lative chance, as the town is growing rapidly
s ana values . advancing; it possesses fne
n 14e climate and the majestic scenery Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains; the beautiful
and romantic Truckee river. outlet Of world
famous ran Lake Tahoe, runs through the center Of
cheapest electric lighting in America; the seat
OF the state university, which helps the social
tone; tbs is a nne property to cut up, lots to
sold and still preserve the hotel. Reason for
selling; a desire to retire from business Al
dress Mrs. J. Donaghy, Hotel Nevada, Reno,
SHIP YOUR VEAL AND POULTRY
apolis: No veal or poultry on the market to-
ss i've Se1 poutrs Cd s b s9Sa Ts Veal &c to
1oc; SQUADS dressed feathers nioe ea &c on to
large fat $50 to 81 Per dozen; eggs. 81 pei
case; WIN make prompt returns; reference.
First National Bank, Minneapolis, Look for nv
market in this paper weekly.
50 ACRES. MOBILES COUNTY, MiNN. FOR
na IOWA imp implements or livery stock.
land. ~ sAeap Aein
Hall section Kingsbury county, s. D., for
AAASoAAAc prOpeEV.
Describe what you offer in first letter, riv.
ing legal description and price, or letter viii
not be answered. 1870 /" -
N. O. Page, Beaver Creek. MINI.
FOR sALE-A FRsT-CLAss MODERN STEAM
Laundry. nearly new. fully equipped with mod
ern machinery; good trade established and can
be easily increased; large territory to draw
from; located In county seat; three railroads
and a great pleasure resort; purchaser must
be able to pay $4,000 down; time to suit on
balance at per cent interest; this Is a great
bargain II taken soon. Address 1880 Journal
COOPERATE WITH GOOD
real estate men for the sale of
improved farms and unimproved lands.
In h1n., the !, Red river valley. n. D.. prin
finest land under the sun, along the 500
line, Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railways; good commission guaranteed. Adj
dress 1854, Journal.
WITH AN ALMOST IN.
exhaustible supply of birch, popple, balsam,
tamarack, spruce, cedar, pine, maple. bass,
ash and elm, in the immediate vicinity
Fleetwood, st. Louis county, Minnesota Of
fers extraordinary advantages as a manu-
featuring location. Get full information
from 1859, Journal.
FOR sALE-p1NrAL OFFICE. CHEAP. CITY.
14kS Journal.
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LOST, FOUND, REWARDS

IosTCss5 REWARD, ON 4fR1I + M SET.
re! Ses for his return to s Dayton % or
Northwestern telephone number is Dale
7e6-J2 Description: Black and white with
black and gray spots in the white; forehead
white strip in forehead; nose spotted; neck,
black; sides black; hind quarters mostly
dish brown spot in the white on right thigh;
root Of tail black; end Of tail white or gray;
small waEt on one eyelid: had on heavy
not take kindly to strangers Old dog, medium
size. D: G. Shepard, 324 Dayton az, St. Paul.
Losr-1ATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BE-
tween Masonic; Temple and Cogswelrs book
er's name and business address outside. Re-
ward r. ~.-7.' -. ~N 49,.
1q ST. 5R no. 9 oE Gar
please return to B. G. Boiling, 'ss E 7th st, St.
Paul. and receive liberal reward.
LosT-IF FINDER OF PocKETBooK LOST
day. the 1tS returns It isS az
he will receive half the contents. -.
LosT-IARaE COLLIE DOG MONTHS OLD.
light brown White ,oo collar extends nearly
$500 Wentworth av. I. O.. 5S16.
FoUND-A PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TRUNF
ington av N. Bijou Trunk Factory. william
Lorenz. Both phones. s-
LosT-AT I'd ST NE AND l2th, LARGE MEM.
orandum book containing yellow pages with
figuring: Please return to John s. Small. 51s
LosT-IEMoN AND WHITE BULL DOG, OUT
has collar and harness: return so4o I'D Az s.
LosT-oN APRIL Il, 4 sUNBURsT pm, Ola:
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FARM AND MINERAL LANDS.
A few bargains In Guyana iron lands, Min.
nesOta.
Deerwood Land Company,
SO4 Guaranty bldg. Minneapolis, 40 Torrey
bldg, Duluth. Deerwood. MINI.
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FOR sALE-D1NTAL OFFICE CHEAP, CITY.
1853. Journal.
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FARM LANDS,
Have fine investment in one-half Sec
ton, close to good town In Manitoba, $40
an acre. No. i improved half section,
also in Manitoba. Nice house. barn and
granary; part Of it fenced. One hundred
acres to be put In crop this year; new
land; SIS. Terms easy.
McDougall,
The Canadian Land Man,
S07 Phoenix Building.
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sunny SOUTHERN ALBERTA"

sunny SOUTHERN ALBERTA" g..
We own and offer for sale in large or small
tracts. 10000 Of fine winter wheat land
In southern Alberta 20 miles north Of the
international boundary line and 20 miles from
the Rocky mountains; all lands near railroad;
surface gently rolling; SOIL clay loan, deep
snbsoil; free from brush. Excursions >over the
500 every Tuesday. We will run chartered
car, carrying our own cook, on April IT, We
retailed 10000 acres in the past ten days.
We want good agents. Write for maps and
further particulars. o. W. Kerr Company,
home office Fargo, N. D.; branch office, $50
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o FARM FOR SALE. o
o Situated in Washington county, Mimi, o
o adjoining the city of Saltwater, on the o
o west; about 200 acres. 30 acres are under o
o cultivation, 40 acres In meadow and bal o
o ance In pasture. For dairy purposes can O
o not be surpassed; 500 per month cleared O
In pasturing city stock; must be sold to o
o close estate. 0
o W. II. Wilson, Trustee, o
1O1 Kasota Block. O
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100 ACRES, THE BEST AND MOST BEAUTI-
full farm in Hennepin county. only AZ miles
west Of Minneapolis, fronting nice lake. ele-
CANT buildings, fine orchard; a ngentleman's
120 acres, good farm. we'll improved, with
good buildings, ut nice lake, IL miles west
of city hall; cheap at $4,000.
of city; cheap.
Also 2o-acre, 5. 10 and 15-acre tracts, near
the city and car line. well improved. Call for
PARTICULARS
II. L.. Hanson, 416 Bank Commerce Bldg.
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WE HAVE CLEAR LAND AND HONEY TO
exchange for merchandise, st. Faul and Min.
neapGis property. What have you to offer
along these linesf Canadian and Dakota lands
buiidinG.
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING
For safe investment, Kanabec Co., MIMI
THE Land of the Big. Red Clover offers
great opportunities. Soil unequaled. No
grasses and all kinds Of grain. The kind for
dairying and farming. Big prices for dairy
acre Easy terms; Three dollars down, bal
seekers tickets every Tuesday. Write for
maps.
Louis A. Howard. SOP Oneida Bldg,
Minneapolis. -
AssIN1Bo1NE VALLEY WHEAT LANDS.
10000 acres in farms Of 100 acres or more
In the fertile Assiniboine Valley Of Eastern
Saskatchewan, 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 not unusual. Lands
Will double in value in very short time. For
full information write The Cooper-Walsh Land
Co., Union Bank building, Winnipeg, Can
MECHANICS AND LABoRING MEN-BUY
our low priced agricultural land in Polk
county, Wis, 60 miles from the twin cities.
and before long you will have chance to
and dairy section in United States. It is
equally good for general farming. Fare, $3.50
round trip. You leave Saturday even
Ing and return In time for your work Monday
morning. Cali at our office for map. Open
evenings. A. .. Johnson Co., 100 Washington
av S, Minneapolis. -
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FOREST LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
One business lot, fronting lake, good loca-
ton, price $3.50. A beautiful residence, about
two acres Of land, fine lawn sloping to lake,
beautiful penthouse and dock, the finest loca-
tton in Forest Lake, price $1,000. One of
the best saloon businesses In Forest Lake, good
saloon building, two good dwellings, stable,
tcehouse, beer stand and the finest dancing pa
vilion in town; has beautiful lake front
lawn; this Is a bargain for the party that
wants this kind Of business. Address J. c.
Emery, Forest Lake, MINI.
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FOR saloon ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUsI.
ness, nice small stock of general merchan-
disc and fixtures. with or without building;
stock will invoice about 50. 500; can't consider
trade in the DEAL Call or address f. Balduff,
Bliss, Okla. =
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FOR sALE-BAKERY, WELL EsrABI1gHrnj
good location; look this M. Address 1i21
Journal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-03

ing. the team is worthy of just a little better company than they have been going against lat1y.
 Mobile was not the only teap to do peculiar gtunts. Guifport started out like whirlwind, but got in the ruck and began doing the fall in behind act" Stickney since the displacement O: Bolin has been the manager and during his brief stay here showed a willingness to bring his colts to the front That he will make a success the coming season In event he remains the manager Is not disputed
 Another peculiar feature of the game Is the action of Meridian sinct being deposed as the leaders by the Oyster men. The team has been an easy mark for every team 1t went against One remarkable thing and we'll worthy of notice, however, Is the fact that the tailenders have. from the very first been Jonah to the local team
 An effort Is making, in event the deal with the pennant-winners of the Southern League fails to materialze for . series of seven games, to have a picked team of the Cotton States League come here for series with the locals. It was announced this morn ing that Ace Stewart, manager of the Jackson Lawmakers, was endeavor- ing to form a team from the other five clubs for this purpose. The Mobilians are anxious and willing for the go and should the series be pulled off the two teams may expect great crowds at each performance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-03
THE STOCK MARKET
EXTREME DULLNEss MARKED
 VERY BRIEF SESSION.
Attendance of Traders Was Much Be- low the Average, 4 Great Many
 Speculators Having Left the

New York, Sept. Extreme dullness marked the course of today's brief ses- sion on the Stock Exchange. The at- tendance of traders was much below the average, great many having avaued themselves of the approaching holiday to leave town. Those who re- mained hesitated to follow the London market. which reached slightly high CT range for American securities. The halting tone of the market was doubt less due largely to concern regarding the showing of money for the weeks as shown in yesterdays preliminary es- plete wiping out of the legal reserves, but it was hoped that the large for eign loans placed here at the rates for call and loan accommodations would prove an offset to the drain. Some com ment was provoked by the statement collected in the monthly circular of a prominent financial institution which offered suggestions for the relief of the money market and again urged the government at Washington to antici- pate the retirement of at least a part or the per cent bonds of 1907. Just as on the previous days Union Pacific was again hei ader. is so dull a market could be said to have one. This stock on buying of the same character as previously opened close to its record price and before the end of the hour fore. St. Paul also exhibited much strength, and again there was gen eral disposition to couple the move ments of thes stocks as part of some collosal deal New York Central also made material advance at about this time. The bank statement exceeded the most sanguine expectations. loans decreasing about $7,400.000 with the cash loss much below general estimates. This showing leaves the excess re- serves at s2.s69.000 as against s5,500.- coo in the corresponding week last year. The list became much more anil mated on the publication of the state ment with general upward movement, Union Pacific advancing to 194 5-S but closing at fractional decline. This represents net rise of over thirty points since August IT. the date of the Pacific dividend announcement The final trading was fairly strong. Re- turns of the Louisville and Nashville Road for July showed a gain of over $100,000 in net earnings, while those of the Rock Island Frisco system for the same period increased almost S375, ,000.
 Bank clearings throughout the country for the week increased over twenty-five per cent. Sales of stocks on the exchange exceeded those of the same month last year by over 11.500.- 900 shares. though bond sales decreas- ed over $33.000,00o. Today's sales of bonds total par value $720. 0.000.
 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-03
LUNCHEON TO NELL.
Commissioner VIII Address Labor Day
 Gathering.

Gathering.
 Birmingham, Sept. 2.-(Special)- The Birmingham Trades Council will tender a luncheon at noon tomorrow, at the New Florence hotel, to Charles P. Nein, United States Commissioner of Labor, who is here to be one of the orators at the big Labor Day cell ebration in this city.
 Several prominent citizens have been invited to the luncheon, which is to take place immediately after the pa rade in the morning and before the time set for the speaking to take place at the East Lake Casino. The Trades Council has completed one of the fin est floats ever before built for a pub lie procession, representing peace and plenty. Two young ladies will be Queen of Peace" and Queen of Plen- ty.' Cash prizes have been offered for the best appearing union in the parade, the city editors of the local papers to be the judges.
 The general Labor Day committee which held a meeting today announc- ed that it Is expected that, if the weather is favorable, that no less than 5000 labOring men will turn out in parade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-03
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Wednesday, at Bath, Secretary Taft Will deliver what is expected to be an important speech in the Maine cam paign.
 Saturday. at Oyster Bay. President Roosevelt will attend the ceremonies in celebration of the 2O0th anniversary of Christ Church. Oyster Bay, and will deliver an address.
 The German American races for the Roosevelt cup of Marblehead. Mass. under the joint control of the Kaiser Eastern Yacht Club, of Boston, will be started off Half Way Rock at II o'clock a. n.. and as soon thereafter as may be expedient on the following dates September 8, Wednesday,, Sep tember 5; Thursday, September 6; Sat- urday, September 10; Tuesday, Septem- Der II, eff necessarily
 The amateur athletic union junior and senior national championships will be held under the auspices of the New York Athletic Club at Travers Island. September 8.
 One of the most important events In the prize ring in recent months will be decided Monday when Joe Cans, the negro lightweight champion will meet Battling" Nelson at Goldfield Nevada The men are reported to have trained carefully for the contest and a good light is expected. Cans has been the favorite in the betting. but the fol- lowers of Nelson express complete con- fidence that their man will win.
 The regetta of the Middle States Regetta Association will be held at Washington Monday. There are six teen events and some of the best oars- men of the middle states are entered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-03
TonIcn nf the TImen.


 The Shah of Persia has a collection of ornaments, gems and precious stones valued at $35, ,000, 900.
 Llewellyn Powers. Representative in Congress from the Fourth Maine Dis trict. is classed among the fourteen milllonaires of the National House. John Lane. who lives in Washing ton, D. C., is the only man living who has seen the face of George Washington This was when the body was removed in May. 1894. from the old vault.
 William A. Mountcastle. of Brigh- wood, Va, has in his possession the front door of Libby Prison and the fla nous checkerboard over which so many of the prisoners whiled away the days of confinement
 Senator Pettus of Alabama. who re- gently passed his eigthy-hfth birthday, Is reported to have offered this ex- planation. of his vitality. T never chew les than half pounf Of topac- co a day, I swear only when it is ab- solutely necessary. drink nothing stronger than whiskey. and for years have made it a practice to go to bed only when blank pleased"