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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-04
criid)ernnas- ltnterimduns?

Sem, Yorf, 3. Hopember. -
Sn Seriiferuhgsfreiien 9ing g~eitern
oas @eriidJt, Dab flint %ulsmdrti9c
Staats : Geriiherl1ngs 4. Sllperinten-
oenten Oemll1hlt bier cine griinolide
llnterIud)un9 Der @eitditsanselegen-
beiten Scr vNep-0orf size" iuno Der
nWlltual size &eriiderungS 8eien.
Ihuft" bornebmen meroen. Ger
Saupt5med oieier llnteriubungen ioll
oabin geben, mlsiinbig 81 MAIDEN. oh
nno mie piel 8elo bon oieien beioen
Selellifaiten u~ltsgegeben mcrben lit.
I'M Die @rfp0blung ibrer .Aomini-
ltratlons.S ldets" 81 e%rlangen. 0iele
flint Superintcnoenten meroen, mie
%perlautet, mebr oils lire eigenen
Stauten pertreten. Sbre Namen lino
ncd niht befannt getporoen. Sie
Gpmite'n Der Toliceninbaber baben
g~elteto gen1aft, oaB oieie bei0en 8e-
lelllfaften ibren ggenten beoenteloe
Setrage porgeldoiien boben, melf]e
5ur 6Droerung Der administrations.
Champagne benlbt meroen iolten.
Webrere Siioltaaten iollen beioltoere
stftipitdt in oieier 9epegnng befun-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-04
Sapan riiItct ,uciter.

8ictoria, 9..G., 3. Nopembcr.
= Gin NIT Den iapaniifen Gegie-
rungsfreiien in noben 9e5iebm9ell
itebenber Sournaliit bat bierbcr be-
ridtet, boB Marquis Sto, Der iapa-
niife @eneralpermeier in Gorea, I'M
9e,ember burd @rnf aotiura erlett
werben iou. au6 ioGen nit 8iidiiht
ouf 6ie beabii6tigte Seritarfung Der
iaponii6en Irmee, weld)e altsidlieb'
Iid Der faiierlihen @aroen aiti IS
Gipiiionen eebraft meroen ioIl, Die
S1lfte Der in Goreo uno Der Mono'
ihurei beiinolihen Iruppen in Die
@eimatb 5uriidbeorbert peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-04
2icf nod gnt ab.

Norfolf, 3. Nopember. = GaS
SdladJtidiii oSirsinia" uno ser 90
minion Gompier rMcnroe" bon
Rep.Dorf collioirten beilte tn Somp-
ton.ToaOs. nobel mehrere Idteroed.
@eifiibea Deg SdladtiFiifes beIdd-
oiat unO ser Bug oes rWonroe" per
bogen murhe. getoe Sdiife fubren
einp1rts; ons7 Steuer pes Sdlaft-
ihiiies gerietb in llnoroniuig ltrio Der
aolpb trie6 biniiber in oas 5abr'
ipoiier bes .Wpnroe," Der ons
Shlahtihiii in Ser nad)lten Minute
binten trai. Iiele gmigranten beIarl-
Den iif an 9oro oes pMonroe," olc
in grobe aniregung gerietben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-04
(Tprtietnna BON Ser 1. Seite.)

Sbema mnrder republifaniiden He.
De. Sr. Scarf nannte &rn. Sug1es
einen Corporations . Inrpalt, Oeiien
Sreltltoe Die SrititS ieier. SugbeS
crflGrte, Sr. Searit iei nidt alfrid)
tig, iIno Sr. Searit antmortete Oa.
rallf, feline aufrihtigfeit lei oaOurd)
beipieien, bab or ieit Sabrel1 bic
Sruits befGmpft babe. Sr. Sugbes
utb ieine Gampagneleiter gcben ST.,
0aB pielc Hepublifaner fir Srn.
Seorit itimmen merben, erfldren ic-
bod, baB Scarf mieOerum cine gro
be 3obl bemofratii6er Stimmen
Derlieren uiirbe.
Sr. Murpbp, Ser 6iibrer bon Soms
mann san, iogt, Sr. @earit lperOe,
troBbem er Sammanp angegritten,
i'm grGberen SEEM = 9orf $4,000 bis
100000 Stimmen Webrbeit erbulten.
Sic &eprbGifaner iogen, menn Gas
IQeS lei, niiroe Sr. Sugbes NIT gro-
Ser Webrbeit iiegen, oenn er milrOc
i'm iibrigen SbeiIe oeS StaoteS 2OO,'
600 Me6r6eit erbalten.
Sr. Mar Sbmier, Der Gonpogne.
2eiter oes Srn. Scarf, iogte berte
glben0: .Sr. Scarf miro obre 3fueis
fcl nit elmer WaioritGt BON 100000
Stimmen iiegreid) aus Der 8abl
herporgeben. CAB bic Gepublifaner
Oeiperot iino, gebt baraus berpor,
oob Ole boditen 9unbeS = 9eomten
cner9iid in Oen aampf eingreifen
unb Tie 81 Ben ifGrflten perionliden
gngrifien id)ritten. Wenn 2teles
nidts bilft. itebt ibnen nod Gin @eJ
often: ben Der Inmcnbung bon @elo.
Nie 5llpor bat ben Hepublifoncrn III
elmer Stoots Champagne 10 picl
8elo sur Serfiiguug gcItatoenL mic
in oieiem Sabre. Sd babe Nad)-
ri6t, oaB am Wubltage in Nlbanp'
County oGein $4,000 nuSgegeben
iueroen lolen, llno in Glinton.Goun'
tp $4,000. Sr. @oooruif iagt, er
babe bon Gorporotionen ofierirteS
@elo 5uriidgemieien. Sd mill iein
@ort nidt bcjpeiieln nber bel mir
nnterliegt es feinem 3iuciiel, Oob
ben Iepublifanern oiierirtcS @eio
in irgeno elmer @eiie in bic SGnoe
%6erienigen M1nner gelongen miro,
Die om @obltoge guten 8ebraud)
'Oapon MAIDEN fonnen."
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In Tlammca n%macfpmmen.

Ounbee, Mifl., 3. Hopember.-
Sames Gbaie uno 9emitt Ban @or.
mer fornen in Der periloiienen Nod)t
bel einem 6euer, weld)es in Dem
@obnbauie oes Srn. Gbaie auseebro-
den mar, in ben Slammeu nm. Sic
idIiefen i'm s~lpeiten Stodperf. Srau
Gbaie miroe bonn N~aftnddter, Der
bas Seuer entbedte, gerettet.
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Gin grpfer @crlnit.

Gbicago, 3. Nopember. 5
gbriitian esfilion BON Chicago, gu
preme-S hasmeiiter Der .Eanilhen
griiberibaft bon Mmerifu,4 lit per
i1munoen uno in Der aaiie oes Or
bens febIen $4,000 bis $4,000. gr
lit lett benz 90 Sftober midi geieben
iporoen. Ger Geridipunoene luobnte
felt 40 Sabren in Chicago uno mar
9adoeder.
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8rosc Yianofabrif cinacGIdcrt.

Nem Oorf, B. Nouenlber gle
Eionofabrit Scr @ebriiber Sofob-
Gompognie an Der 8eit=39. Strobs
mliroc bcllte Worgen eingeGihert, no.
our6 Elm Shoocn bon $250,000 an.
9crid)tet marb uub Sunoerte Irbeiter
beid)GftiailnoSloS mltr0en.
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Mmtumubil i'm Mmf gefnnben.

@iIfesburre, Ya., 3. Top. =
3as %Iutomo6il. melhes BON 6reDe@
rid @iuianls bon Scranton gelenft
lparo, muroe bellte I'M Snsqhebanno'
SluB oltigeilnocn. Bon Srn. Wll-
Iianis lit feline Spur, nno es miro be-
iiirdtet, BOB cr uih cfipoigc 5abr-
adltc ertrunfen lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-04

Eaie sur Heiie ms HUSBAND be.
iorgt 6. &aine, Nr. Alb, Sit-Salti-
ntorcsS trake, nabe GoitumbOmie-Npc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-04
SSran Gliiabetb &noolpb,
(r. 1918, Wcit.oaupalc.s trub

Cir. 1919, @cit.2anuale. struRe,
miro ben .tnterri6t in Der Ior5euansWlaIerei
luieoer aufnebnen.
gens 8 ilbr.
e6iIer iino sebeter, iid rebt6eiiie 8n meI'
ben. (Sept30-)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
st Yar Orb mere meo |
2aget.

6sr jes tommer til, boao js8
eeentlis oenne 9ang bill itriOe ON,
maa jeg bem9rte al jeg Oa jeJ
foritoo en- prioat nnoerretnfng ira
Reoattsren iaaleoes, at DIT" par
luttet for mig, = Ienote en- artitsl
til %. 1. abl.", iom jes talote Nj
IlutteRoe 9emartninser | 5orbanos
lin9en ON 29gmanospirt ombeo,"
men oa jes nu efier pripat 5ors
banoling meo DIT" Reoatter after
er tlar oper, at yIaoet er aabent
for mig, er jeg daigeoel lite feroi9
til at %afilutte. Seq maa / boert Vii
fa1oe fsrit bape iparet pad De per
1onliee Qngreb, iom er retteoe moo
mig.
y 5il Den 8anon, fom BET laoer
til, at aere bar fadet Iaa trdolt meo,
nil jeg blot iige, at Den fra min Sis
De fun bar ment Iom en- Speg, men
Ger er 10 Nenneifer, iom lite tan
foritaa Spsg, og Der er andre, lom
er Iaa gnaone, at DC life fan tdalt
Speg. Seq ipnes Dog lite, 9reors,
at ifutbe tage Qnleoning af Den
Spsg til at gre 5orips paa at gre
mig latterlig for pilblitum; men
inarere BRUCE eoers 3io til at gem
brine mine 8eotier og tomme meS
9epiIer / mooiat Retnins. Oenne
9smartnins geloer ierlig paltor
SIZE, Isenab, paitor gunb, Siotr
gitp os 9. g., Staple, gaGep.
2. 8eo Sioen at bette. at pditor
Sse forisser at gre mig latterlig'
letter ban fig iom lin esentlise Op'
saoe al reoegsre for 8omiteens Stil'
fling til oenne Gag ON 29gpr1hi'
tanta@ irtfombeo. 90 Den er oa faa'
leoes: y Oct sr lite aomiteena
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

gaft. Simonfen bar oilet go6ts
gsre. at 2esmdnosoirti ombeoen er
rfirte1ig. Qao os fperge: bod0
er tirfeligta 9pao Der bar plnbet
69oo | 8irten OF er | alminoeli3
8rug Der, oct mda bore firteligt.
Uaen fditer ri 9littet liot omfring,
od finder ri. at Den tutberif lie Cir
te bdaoe / Ddnmdrt, Norge, 9oers
rig, SenoeriDaano og pel / bele
3pitlano Deofenoer Jig Q9gmdnoss
tirfiombeoen og benptter Den %
cpellfe ben unoer foritellige 5ors
mer, og Ter ri os ON Der | Ameriz
ia, od mgoer ri Oct @l9oesIDn, al
6aaoe ben IDenit lie 4uguitand Spnos
oe, Den foreneoe nor lie 8irfe, 9dus
ges SDnooe, Den norife 5ritirte og
SRI ems Samfun0 bar ale tn9iat
QagmdnoSoirf fombeoen % sper Den
paa flere Mdaoer, og naor lutberife
2~anostirfer, 5oltetlrfer, 5ritirter
og Samfuno oioen ON iaaleoes bar
teotenot Jig bette arbej0e | Nur
og Dag og 9sr oct inotif oenne
slime o9 logger p1aner ON, bporIes
bes De tan fere Den rrem til ftprre
9eliignelie og 5ru9tbarbeo / 5rems
tiosn. od Tan 999nanosoirf iombeoen
moi taloes tirtelig. ia er tirfelig, sr
/ goo Drug o9 / OOerensitsmmelie
meo 8irtens QanO og 9irtiombeo.
p8i tro paa Den 5eligaano", iom
Seius bar lopet itaI oejleoe bans
Diiotple inc / al Sanobeo. Gr Oct
~fortert at meme, at oct er Den .Sels
ligddno, Der beo 1T 2ps / SUBS
Oro bar Dejleoet airten til at ops
tage ea9manosoirtIombeoen2 Seq
tror oct ittel
Hei, palt. Simoaiens 8eoiier for,
at 2agmonospirtiombeoe er vubis
BELT, utirtelig oe ulutberif" bar life
tunnel ~oOerbepiie mig ON, al oct
fcrbolosr fig f%aaleoe5. 5ans yiti9ens
orioelige 8eoiier" bar orimoo enc
poerligere beitprtet mig / ben Ops
fattelie af oen, at Den er oct moo@
iatte af oct, ban pil gsre Den til,
ben er baaoe nbibeIff, t~irtelig %
litberif."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

De er / STAND (befpam) til at lore
q. Vim. 3, p. nMagtig I'll
tbdaoe at formans beo pn Iunoe
2aroom og ooerbeoi', Dem. fon T.
ger imoo" Git. l, 81. 81 oenns
@ipos Oros eare er ogIa aaJss.
aonf. 4rt. IA grnnhft. 3ool oet tpz
oelig itaar: nSngen bpr / airfen Of
Fentlia lere eGer ~foroalie 5atrds
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14
nc, meominore ban er oertil

mentesnc, meominore ban er oertil
,,a.lis talbet."
Seq bill iaa ''Ia:..t meS At gore .or.
Gbuiiienfens Oro til mile: .St5
maa iise. at o.i Torunarei nia aaas
ife meget, at Der I'm oare fette lie
nin9er ON en- S1l ION oerne."
H. y. = imonfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

aaroom og lite ioa let at fette tit
Bags, at bet idaoon lige fan gsres
nso ct penneitreg. Men for Reiten
tunoe jeg bape Chit TIL at income Il
betenot Beers til Ooerbejelie bouoe
for 6am o9 ANDRE napnleie 4n9ri.
here. Det lDoer iodleoes:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

.SiDlo, at oenrle Sag er fommen
frem, oct er Sa1nfunoets 5ormonos
.Stpro, fom / fin Snoberetnine til
.Sdmfunoets 4orsneoe | aenmare
6apoe paapeset fom en- Mulig9eo at
faa en- aagpraoifant / boer areos
i Snmfun0et. q apmiteen hap0e to-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

Oil Oaniten | 9erOen fe9te;
men oelger 4oipn og Rapr. =
Seq REQ, at bans Qano er ej 9gt'.
Seq lager BAN Ell / 5abn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

/. Tydelige Photographer al Dem sew 6ller
ct Msdiem at Deres Fauilie (ingen andre BILL
yer modtagne) med Deres Navn og Adresse
kiart og forrekt angivet, maa sendes os pr.
Post, ledsa get af rs fem og tyve) Gents 1
SO v eller Frim@ ker I'll D@kning af korre-
-, dance, Kontorarbejde os Avertering.'
2. Kun EFT Vandfarv Portrait / naturlig
\ 0rrelse leyeres frit til hver Familie (fere
ordrer axe .pteres kun til regul@re Priser.
8. Intet Billede af Huae. aneEkaber eller
Dyr modt4ges til fri Forst0 4relse.
4 Por at sette wore * unstnere island til at
udfora Diet forst0rr de- Portrait til Deres fulde
T.lfredsbed, err Diet af stor Weighed, at De,
naar De sender Fotogra6et, giver os fuldst@n-
dig Instruction med Hensyn til Ojnenes og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-14

med Diet Formal at avertere wort nye
Arbejde iKunst der nu oliver introduce
ret som den NEST sukcesfulde Nyhed !
moderne PortrEtkunst.
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AUTOMOBILES. BICYCLEs

FOR sALE-wE OFFER FOR YOUR CoNs1D-
Grafton, subject to prior sale. the following
oughly overhauled, and are in frst-class con-
dition. Our word is as good as any mans
bond. and what we tell you about these ma
chimes Is right. or 10 trade
Single Cylinder.
Model "B'' Cadillac. detachable ton
neau, newly painted, engine over
hauled, heavy tires, machine in fine
ssnsasst 9 ssid r,s iu seat sa tp
ment ..................... So. $3.50
s-Model ..F'' Cadillac touring ear, 1905
ea aen Thoroughly al eaa oaersaued newly
painted In guaranteed condition 100
Model "E" Cadillac runabout. 1905 oo
5-Mode i B, Cadillac. detachable ton ~
neau, engine overhauled, tires in 40
Pope e Hartford afe 10 H. r, head lamp,
side oil lamps. thoroughly over
hauled, newly painted, great bar .o,,
7-Medel ;F;' Packard. is H. r.. blue, wv
side entrance tonneau. newly paint
ed and vanished, engine thoroughly
s-Model ..F" Packard. IA H. T.. rear -
s-19o2 Packard four-passerger car. de-
tachabls tonneau complete equip Ao
1o-Eiectric runabout, less batteries $50
11-Rambler runabout, heavy Fisk tires
on rear wheels machine newly 80
Model .'C'' Buick. head lamps, car
newly pal pain t. = in fine condition. o,o
Queen, 10 H. p. rear entrance, ton
neau. car newly painted. engine
overhauled, in first-class condition: 80
3-White steamer. newly painted, full
ment Tres Il in fine eon @Rtses engine ssn
overhauled. extraordinary value. .... 800
1905 Mario EeuF SKI Equipment of
lamps. car in fine condition ........ 975
2-19o5 Pope Toledo, 30-35 H. P. ma
chine used a., but or very little newly
1900 Pope Toledo side entrance ton -'' '"
neau, full equipment of oil lamps
and gas lamps, top, glass front,
new new tires Tres, engine overhauled, car 70
4-1sO5 Apperson, 40 II. p. complete
equipment. top. car thoroughly over
hauled and painted, machine in guar o %,
5-Franklin, four passenger. complete
equipment of lamps, machine thor
oughly overhauled, in fine condi-
e-1so4 Franklin, full equipment, with ~
New Cars, 1905 Models.
| 1905 New Model "F' Cadillac. less
lamps, last one in stock. will sell -
2-Model So Cadillac runabout, head ~
light, machine sun two months, o--
newly Raintsd big bargain f0r' eS
New delivery top, for Model "A' Ca
| We have on hand some secondhand tires
| lamps. horns and other accessories, that car
! articles at great reduction and save
Pence Automobile Co.,
717-19 Hennepin Av.
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%122soA 2u2o co. $50 3 aESN Z . Az.

W1f1,soH s11To CO. % sso HEHSrp2N av
All kinds Of expert repairing on auto
. mobiles. steam, gasoline and electric;
we guarantee our work: no boys to
work on your machine; we bring and
deliver your machine FIRE of charge;
give us trial; IL you have a steam
that won't steam, bring 1t to Us and
we will make it steam: we will build
you a racing car for almost any speed
you want
All kinds of repair work on automo-
biles; bring in your old steam cars and
we will make them run like the Stanley
car.
Wilson Auto Co.. $50 Henneoin av,
does all kinds Of repair work on steam,
gasolene and electric automobiles; bring
in your cars before spring rush.
Wilson Auto Co., $50 Hennepin av,
will buy or sell your cars; have con
slant inquiries for different makes: list
your cars with us and we will soon find
you customer.
o 0 o o o o o
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WISCONSIN LEAD AND Z1NC-I AM ORGAN
izing company to operate property from
which thousands of pounds Of lead has been
taken. This IS bed rock chance. Amounts
$50 and upward accepted. Write for particu-
lars Room 81, Hotel ROYAL, Mineral Point.
Il. E. SMITH { CO., MINING STOCK BRoK.
ers, 1924 Guaranty building. Arizona Copper
stocks bought and sold. Ophir Tunnel, BIC;
( Shasta Copper, 15c; Butte & London, $275.
Connections with Duluth, Boston, New York.
Denver and Salt Lake markets.
PLATTEvILLE WIS, LEAD AND ZINC
free. W. p. Mcdonald. Andrus Bldg. Mpls.
FOR sALE-PANHANDLE SMELLING co.
stock for 15c per share. $40 Railway bldg.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted. -

$1,000 >o~>o~c~-.~~~~NecrS~ N~o~NNNN
GLASS COMBINATION RID
ing and driving pony: prefer single-foot gait;
must be stylish, well broke and perfectly safe
for child to handle. j. Z. Robbins. 1000
Park av, city. 81
ALWAYS READY TO BUY FOR Cash,
horses, buggies wagons, harnesses; bank.
rupt stocks specially. WidInayer & Prem
dergast, Al Sd st 8. le'5v.s- ~,
WANTED-HoRsE, HARNESS AND RUNA-
bout, first-class outfit; will buy separate
Call 1903 Irving n, Sunday or evenings
Address same.
WANTED-ABoUT APRIL Ii. ONE OR TWO
carloads logging horses; send prices, etc. to D.
A. Finley Sheho, Saskatchewan. Can. sIg
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MINING INVESTMENTS

COPPER CREEK MINING co., ARIZONA
i. Stock now par, 81; quarterly dividends guar
$1,000 per car. Buy now, another advance
soon; 80 claims; assure vein 1000 feet long;
Indebtedness. Edwin Clark, fiscal agent
900 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis Both
phones 1922.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


REAL ESTATE TRADE DEALS.
How to acquire Minneapolis property without
cash.
As a rule the trades that are made nowadays
have their explanation in economic conditions.
The builder, rather than carry his finished
product through another season. will take for
1t some money and another parcel of lots
with whica to continue in his branch of bust
ness. Or the newcomer to Minneapolis having
property in another location will trade 1t for
income producing property here, where he can
employ himself in its management; or, again,
an owner of a number of small properties,
or such as are in need of REINFORCEMENT to
make them properly productive, will exchange
them for some large single investment, which
is up to date and promises to pay him
better net income. Where deals of this kind
can be arranged they are mutually satisfac-
tory and costs less to both than where
money is introduced the medium of ex-
change. In a market that affords such vast
variety of elements. and that is so constantly
growing and expanding, as Is the real estate
market in Minneapolis, it is inevitable that
there should be many legitimate opportunities
for such exchange + .ss.
/ am in position Just to negotiate a
few trade deals, provided that the properties
offered in exchange are not too heavily incum-
5ered with mortgages. - ...
500. 600 business block, paying good rate Of
interest on the Investment.
~ $751; 900 residence on Lowry Hill district,
new, modern, up to date.
$4,000. good vacant property for residence
in any good location in the city. IS
Farms for city property. - 49,.
J. A. Walters GA New York Life.
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LOST, FOUND, REWARDS

LOST. FOUND, REWARDS
LOST. sTaAYED Or sToIEN-sooTcH COZ:
please call up Mrs. Hill, Eclectic Business
tolIege. Or Mrs: Fay, oi Kenwood wood hotel, 2lst
LosT-THURsDAY EVENING ON 5th AND
Niccllet, 4th car Or 4th av s between 9th
and 10th sts gold chain, blue enamel heart
locket. Return to room 100, Hampshire Arms,
for reward.
the person finding hand embroidered white
linen waist lost on Washbutn ,e Rark car
:. small blue leather pocketbook containing
foD 81 Ketun and to receive SUs
IosT-FRDAY, ABOUT PM; ; IN FRONT OF
ward. W. 6: crocker, 1921 colfax az S:
1osT-LAsT MONDAY, PocKETBooK. BANK
some notes and other Dapess and So cash.
Reward $25. South Side Police station.
FoUND-THE WIDE AWAKE SHOE REPAIR.
ing Shop, 713 Hennepin ay, where l can have
lnSbsp on earth for Goe a pair
LOsT-MARCH le ON MONROE AND BRYANT
pin, p With gold fG rim leave at IA Hennepn az,
for reward. J. H. Smith,.
AN and cross either plymouth and bloomington
car or near Andrus bldg Return for reward,
s19 4th Me- fiat 2. -
FoUND-A PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TRUNK
repaired or exchanged for new one; IA Wash
ington av N. Bijou Trunk factory, william
Iorenz. Both phones.
LOsT-A ROLL OF FRATERNITY BANNERS
from English room of National hotel Saturday
for reward. .a.-.
and tail and white spot on face, weight 1,1Oo;
please return to H. Klugman, 112O Dupont
LosT-A DOUBLE SIGN UMBRELLA. RE.
ave. ana BeeEs nmbpea
LosT-A PAIR GoLD.Bow GLASSES IN
case, on the way from 1920 I'd av : to LIST
ay. Return for reward to above number.
FoUND-A LADY's GOLD LocKET, ON 9Th
av and Goth st car Owner can have same by
chilling at Chas. Saefke. 293S Dupont N.
LosT-MARCH 8. AN ENGLISH BULL PUT,
yellow, black face and white spot on neck.
Reward. T. G. GAL. 9l4 18th av 8.
LosT-A COMB TRIMMED WITH GOLD BAN1
| and set with small pearls; finder return tc
26o9 Portland and receive reward.
LosT-A SMALL DRAB PocKETBooK, NEAR
corner Of 18th H., av and 6th st Sc. Please re-
turn to 1905 9th az Sc tor reward;
anest hasss asksd sth NE only
FouND-F1NE PAIR STEEL BOWS. READING
| glasses FLOR 35c. at Hirschy's. optician. SIS
Nicollet av. second door
LosT-A BLACK LEATHER PoCKETBooK
| on Hennepin av between 9th and 10th SITS
Phone T. G. 4571.
LosT-L1BERAL REWARD FOR SCOTCH COL
lie dog, yellow with white collar. HOO Haw
thorn ay.
| FoUND-IN GROCERY STORE, 31s LAKE ST
pair of eve glasses.
FFoUND-A PAIR CT sPECTAcLEs; CALL 172:
I Groveland av.
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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 speciality. 122 9th st s..
Both phones.
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol.
let. Both phones 1908. Res. phone T. c. 1924.
FlREPROoF STORAGE, CLEAN sEPARAIE
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FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH Av 8;
s feather and cut flowers and plants; floral de-
GET PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS AND d.
signs of Latham, florist. So 10th st s. bore
ordering elsewhere.
aLUnAA DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TELE.
graph or phone. Nagel's. Ills " Lake st.
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STEAMSHIPS

CUNARD LINE TO EUROPE; OLDEST LINE
crossing Atlantic, Boston. New York to
Queenstown, Liverpool; New York to- Gibral-
tar, Genoa, Naples Adriatic. Company 8 new
office, 304 I'd av S, Minneapolis. e. Carley,
manager northwestern department
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WILL EXCHANGE soo-AoRE FARM, STU.
ated above Minneapolis. on the bank of the
inents; house, 8 rooms stone cellar, SO-barrel
eistern,. large stone root cellar, bricked well,
Windmill, 5O-foot barn with leanto; large
granary and other outbuldngs; 70 acres
plowed. 40 meadow; 400 cords of wood. pas
ture; no mortgage delinquent taxes this
farm; price $5,5O0 will take house value,
about $4,000 balance your own terms; owner
is 63 years of age and wishes to retire
This is a deal that only comes along once
IN G3 years and is the best farm bargain in
the state. If you don't think So ask Inc the
price of 175 other farms l have for sale
q. c. Patten, 255 Temple Court.
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STOVE REPAIRS

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REPAIRS FOR AL sTovES-GREAT WEST.
sern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennepin.
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

MINNEToNKA-FoR SALE. A FEW GOOD
lots near Spring Park station, $150 and 5000
also have Il few at $500 and $500. A few
one and three-acre pieces covered with trees.
fine SOIL at low prices; two small but good
y cottages with fine shore lots at 500 and $500
new Broom cottage on main lake at Arcola
$1,000. Twelve acres near station; lies high
above lake, fine trees. So, 900. For -Four
room cottage with small detached cottage that
contains kitchen, dining and servants room.
running water In Kitchen located on beau
ttful point ut $135 for season. Groom cot
tage, arranged for two families on main lake
at Arcola, $3.50. ]. a. Sharp, 800 Century
building.