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9 Probably ten of the thousands OF .
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400 e Lake at.
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THE EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC
High class accommodations on the new sx-
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rope; every luxury Of travel and all the com.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

Farm Lands.
Continued.
n you WANT a FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTA
or expect to go out to Lyman county and look |
v over the section through which railroads are
70o-l New York Life bldg. 81. Paul, MINI.
BUY LAND IN suLLY COUNTY, s. o.; FINE
tree from stone. sand Of A gravel vel prices range
from $l0 to $1S per acre; easy terms For
Write Lsna co cs andras bdg
FOR SALE-OWING 10 OLD AGE. CHOICE
rasm Of 12 S acres orchards, grove drilled
dnss sosum s per- and other
John II. Smith,
Route 8, Dows, Wright o.. Iowa.
FOR sALE-2OO. ACRE IMPROVED FARM IN
Sawyer county, sorthern wisconsin, 1N miles
under cultivation, balance hardwood timber;
good buildings; price $4,000; snap Frank
LaveH, Hibbing, MINI
QUARTERS, $40 ACRE, AND SECTION, NOR
$4,000 cash; ranches and acres in Colorado bar
gains; 80 acres. Minnesota. for s1,soo; mills
and timber In Washington. Sheriff., SIT
Hennepin. Minneapolis.
IN EASTERN COLORADO, CONTAINING leo
acres Of nice level land. 40 in cultivation,
all fenced two,room house stable and gran
per acre. ADDRESS 6719, Journal. ~
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Great bargains in Kansas, Nebraska and Col
'ra 5ep te g b. @s y : sass
Omaha. NebA
CANADA-sUNNY SOUTHERN ALBERTA, BIG
excursion Aug. Is, for round trip SIS; best Of
land 50 per acre; one-third cash; will double
before two years: particulars on application to
! Lock Box 142 Minneapolis.
! 100 ACREs-HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM,
lily s good buildings and nice
| 1lof
av. Both phones.
LOWEST PRICED LANDS IN STATE, $3.50
to $3.50 per acre, In st. Louis and Lake coun.
ties Write for list and information Guar.
apty Farm Land Company, Duluth. MINI.
FOR sALE-6. 200 ACRES TEXAS LANDS,
rice, cotton. corn, cane; also 1000 acres I'M
proved rice lands. Write Bernard brown.
Houston, Texas. a ~.
from city hall; good improvements $50 per
acre buys it; hurry up, Yale Land Co., zoe
| 4th st s. -
TWO OR THREE CHOICE PUNCHES OF LAND,
80 to 100. in iron district; can be had reason
able; time Fred w. Woodward, 2114 Henne-
FOR sALE-115 ACRES OF BLACK MUCK
! land, 21s miles from Fort Frances. Apply to
| A. X. D., Box %. Fort Frances Ont. Can.
HoMEsEEKERs. FACE TO THE SOUTHWEST
of our paper. Rural Home, Thayer. Kan
REFORMATION FREE-CANADIAN LANDS.
r. R. Stoner Canadian government agent, 44t
Temple Court, Minneapolis. Mimi. .>2-
FINE IMPROVED FARM. NEAR MURDOCH
Mimi, Swift county: bargain. The Emerg
ency Co.. 929 Nicollet av.
1e0 ACRES WITH FAIR BUILDINGS, 80 MILES
from city; 4; s25 per acre. By owner, NJ. R
,, FOR sALE-s00 ACRES, AITKIN co. LAND
/ IS per acre; one-half down, balance de-
sired 6 per cent. .o...... r. ..4a
I CAN SELL YOUR FARM SEND pEsCRIP
, ton. Shepard, Bank of Commerce bldg.
HUGHES & sULLY CO., s. D., LANDS FoI
sale; list free. W. L. Buck, Luverne, MINI
CHOICE Saskatchewan Valley land; Dakota ant
, Canada Land Co., 311-315 Security Blk. Bldg
FINE FARM LAND NEAR MURDOCH, MINI
bargain, 929 Nicollet av. .us E--s 8.
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8 II you were renting house you y
3 would show a prospective tenant q
8 every desirable point, and thus in=< o
8 terest him. In writing a Journal 3
d want ad you should do the same o
5 thing. The results will be The same q
5 the prospective tenant will come o
s to see about 1t. Tell the whole D
5 story-that will bring the answers. o
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
FOE sALESF1NE LOT CooKER pnPPIEs.
bitch in whelp crossed collie puppies and
bitch. 81. e. Poseley, Bird Island. MINI.
FOR sALE-A JERSEY cow, 8 YEARS OLD,
giving quarts; fresh again Jan. l. Cali
~3642- Dupont av S.
FOR sALE-GooD JERSEY COW; WILL SELL
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PERSONAL.


WE DON'T DO CHEAP WORK. WE DO FIRST.
class work for little money. Note the follow
Ing: Shampoo. 2sc; manicuring. ladies' 800;
Vibrator, 5oc combs, brushes, etc, sterilised
for each customer at the Boyd Toilet Studio,
405 Syndicate Arcade.
SUPERFLUoUs HAIR,
Red nose, moles birthmarks. powder marks.
permanently removed without pain or scar.
Lillian M. Simmons, electro-derma tologist. 32S
Medical building. 80 .
sicians; offices 335-340s Auditorium building;
treats acute and chronic diseases. Office hours
to Il 30 am, 1870 to $3.50 pm. Consulta-
MATTRESSES MADE OVER; HAIR AND
moss, $l.6o; Others 81; furniture repaired, re.
dsa Bepa smn 4 T Ist cy s
DANCING GLASSES MONDAY AND THURS
day evenings. with social following; buck and
wing and private by appointment S,na a Hoicombs
MISUNDERSTANDING KELLBERGs INsTI-
tub and shower baths 342 Market near post
office. Phone N. s1s l. st. Paul.
DR.. K. JOHNSON, PRIVATE HOME FOR
] and rsduees aesh s sueeessfuliy
80 Eastman av, Nicollet island.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER, HAIR MOSS.
$3.50; others 3; furniture repaired: qp hsa
vile Bros. II Central .ay.
ANNA M, rHRIsWoLD, s207 MEDICAL BLOCK,
e sppernuous hair. moies warts removed ~
and bunions treated.
FREE SAMPLE ECZEM0ZoNE-THE GREAT
skin mailed to sufferers Of eczema or
other skin diseases. Eczemozone Co., MIN
neapolis, MINI.
/ ITCHING SCALP AND FALLING HAIR EAs-
| lily cured by Oliver e. Chance, the hair and
scalp specialist. $50 Syndicate Arcade, Min.
neaDois.
IF YOU WANT GOOD TREATMENT FOR
rheumatism, lumbago Or nervous diseases visit
! Nine. Berg, Eastman av. Eicollet island.
DR.. GRAToPP, THE GREAT HEALER, ALL
| so-called incurable diseases specially. SIC
Nicollet av. suite 8-5-7.
MRS A. 4. BLIvEN, TRAINED NURSE, 12lt
| Logan av n T. G. phone 1896; N. W. MAR
! 3545-J. .#.5s a-.e
C0RNs EXTRACTED. 25c; INVERTED MAILS
and bunions treated. DR.. Collier. b15 Mic. av
DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS IN ACTION AMI
| effect: Satin skin cream is worth trying.
WE HAVE A COLLECTION DEPARTMENT
Emergency Co., 929 NicoIet. *
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SPEND YOUR VACATION AT A BEAUTIFUL
lake in northern Minnesota; fishing, boats
bathing; farm house, good grounds, other
Write to I. r.. Scoheld, Bay Lake, MINI.
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oHo18z RoREa 2 & &oSE& ( : scossr:o Q Q
o on one floor large attic with room for o
0 one or two more rooms: hardwood Q
cei cellar s storm sash and ND screens near
0 Western av and Morgan, Easy terms o
ss fsFy r6 new hssf room
Q finish on the first floor; built.in side o
%odeEn large T1h pes
trays, coal bin. ETC.; large lot. AK Q
0 and sodded lawn An exceedingly at o
. tractiye home. Garfield av, near Saith o
Q ,$4,S75-A new. fully modern eightroom Q
. house; hardwood finish. hardwood floors o
o in all rooms, fully fitted bathroom, gas 0
lures; buiit-tn sideboard; entire house o
lastly decorated; full basement with Q
splendid hot water heating plant, Q
0 thing complete in ali details. Bryant Q
av 8, near 26th st. j.,
Thompson Bros.
234 Security Bank Bldg.
0 o 9 0 % % o
sb, ooe-MoDERN HOUSE WITHIN WALKING
distance. Only recently offered for sale val
to close estate. very desirable
f. residence property on enc Of the pret
TEST avenues in the city. lot has - front;
s %h feet Of s. s. ee efph sa 1e' arst
: a. walks; ten rooms and BATH, full base
:~.- 1nsnt, storm sash and screens, large ant
attractive grounds-an ideal home.
SSoo-Buys two lots on Bryant ay, near 9Th
= - Taken in foreclosure and we want thu
se9 ;s One lot for s ss15 south of
ter: gas, hardwood finish .o9e block tt
Kenilworth-The addition, by the lakes-just be
| yond Kenwood Lots at $3.50 to $500
Send for plats with prices.
$1,200-For S-room house near Central av II
New Boston. This is bargain =
n. f. Newhall, 500 Temple Court .
IAgDERDALE CO., -
Here's your chance to get home. go
Three new four-room houses, with cister
and she'd 500 down and $40 a month. 3111
Bib and 1923 Thomas ay N; prices, $3.50
Splendid os %oH sssd 10 e,2
electric lighted; gas; fine sfdeboard beautifv
lot az blocks from two earlines. $s,e0t
f. 81 ,s5o-2e42 Dupont AVN six rooms, gas
city. water, sewer in street, very warm i
"tSF 01s S'0 s6th FG an 81 sis
SIS 9Th av s.. modern but heat
We write tornado and farm insurance.
o1e,..o 8 o o o o o Q 900 %o9
o WE BUY Or BUILD HOMES on EASY
70 z,<aE =. PAYMENT PLAN. - Al.
10 Payment, IS for each $1,000, per month.
10 You may have any amount from $500 up.
10 You select your place and your plans for
0 building. We draw the plans for you
o without expense to you: you select your
TO contractor. We furnish the money.
o. All on Your Own Time. -s.
8 We do business anywhere" in Minnesota,
o North and South Dakota. - "'
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For Rent-Furnished Houses,
For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.
sooNSIN SYNDICATE, 500 TEMPLE COURT
Rental List. - =,

"ISOVNS1N SINUICATfs, oVU ItDaTI OoVH1
Rental List. -
Duplex apartments, 25th and Nicollet av,
two left, five rooms, heated, janitor service
fine gas range, storage; decorated to suit
nothing cosier in the city for small family
S35; ready now.
Duplex apartment on Nicollet, Sept. /, 1906
eight rooms. very choice. Call for particu
lars. $50, heated.
1914 Linden ay, duplex apartment, first
floor, seven rooms, heated; walking distance
facing park; $45
IS 18th st n, first floor, ive-room apart
ment, bath, gas, stove heat. east front; walk
ing distance very reasonable, $25.
House. 2s37 I'd ay S, six rooms, water ant
gas, stove heat, good yard, small basement
$3.50.
sos University av Sc, seyen-room apartment
all conyeniences, hot water heat furnished
very nice, $40. : = ...sr- $50
We have many others on list which ma!
be of interest. "t $50, '"
The Wisconsin Syndicate,
Phones
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FINE FAHNTAT A SNAP.
Have a 3,0O0-acre farm, under crop, that I
wish to- SELF All the latest improvements;
county. Wisconsln viii sell for 5000 cash;
this is worth looking into Write for particu-
lars or cali at 913 9th st 8, Minneapolis.
FINE FARM AT a SNAP.
Have an S0-acre farm under crop. that
best Of soil; clay loam: located In SFriendshtr
county, wisconsin; will sell for $1,000 cash;
lars or cali at 913 9th st 81 Minneapolis
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Se $40 CASH FOR NINE-RooM HOUSE, NOD
eSn except heat. e18 18th ay SE.
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HOTEL ALLEN-Sd ST AND cd AY 81 NOD.
ern. up.to date; rates 76c and M.
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NEW STORES FOR RENT. Il, le AND Is W
Lake st. corner of Nicollet and Lake
suitable for tailor. miliner c. dry goods OF
other business; ready for occupancy Aug. 1
FOR RENT-sECoND. FLOOR OF BUILDING
IS 9th st s.; good location for merchant tailor
or other light business. Inquire at Wells
4244 9th st g.
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CORNER, EAST FRONT, FIRST FLOOR, 2ols
4th s. new brick building, strictly mod
ern, and bath, nicely decorated
hot water heat furnished. gas stove, laundry,
hardwood floors, open plumbing private en-:
trance; rent to parties without children. Call
$50 Guaranty building; get key Of agent
R. Z Burhyte
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Votal .....,,........ .,......s..... .ase yet
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
A Duel With Poisoned Pills

)NE OF themost terrible duels which ever took Mace
IN france was that fought bv Henri DelaGraIJe
anu AlphonSe R1Vlere in 1903. The cause of the
uue was an aItercaOn which arose over the success
u the former IN woolng a woman with whom they
were both IN love Riviere slapped his rival in the
laCe' ana accepted the challenge which he re-
celVed the following day. All the arrangements.
even as to the form of the encounter were left to the
seconds, and the next afternoon four men met in a
quiet grove outside the city. They were Riviere
Win SaVaIle as his second, and Delagrave with
doctor named ROcquet. The latter informed
the principals that IN order to secure fatal result
10 one or theother of the combatants he and Savae
mad agreed to leave out the question of pistols and
swords and trust to the certain action of deadly
poison. As he spoke he drew from a fold in his
cloak little square wooden box in which Law four
black pills, identical in size and shape
Gentlemen said he, in one of these peIIets 7
nave placed enough prussic acid cause the heart
OF anyone who swallows it to cease beating within
lew seconds. Monsieur Savalle and will flip coin
to decide which of you shall first be obliged to draw
and swallow pill The other shall then choose and
swallow second pill and if neither of the first two
takes effect you will each take one of the remaining
and swallow them at the same instant"
W he the last words fingered on the doctors 1iDs
he tipped coin into the air. 1t shone dull red in
the departing sunlight and as it fell to the green
turf Savalle cried, Tails"
The four men bent anxiously over the shining
piece OF gold in the of which Law death for one
OF the duelists. But the coin lay with the head up
and Savalle said, 1t is your first choice Monsieur
Delagrave." While the doctor was explaining the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

fI an eA-nali pitcher and his adversary was carried
dition IA Daoly battered con-
Neither OF these duels resulted fatally; but nrob-
aIly one OF the strangest duels on record and one
I MLich terminated far more disastrouslv was one
MIhCh TOOK place between two Frenchner IT,
dispute over woman which sew h- III @ me
mas been the cause of about two-thirds of all ~
auels ever fought, and neither of the combatants
decided that they should each, acc6mnan;e M - & as
seconds ascend to given height in balloons and a+
hoIigg Sgnal IRE, not upon each other but upon the
ton of about half mile and at siouai 10 a re fleva
eney discharged blunderbusses loaded with siugs
t',.e at each others wind bags. One of the sbofs
ana the balloon collapsed and its occunants Were
dashed to the earth and killed It has never bean
aSGertained why the seconds of these duelsts We're
2nlged 70 accompany their principals and thus
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Taking the Deadly Pellet
WE are waiting, gentlemen" Both men
w at the doctors voice

WE are waiting, gentlemen" Both men started
w at the doctors voice
Delagrave extended his hand. In one of those
terrible black pills urked the spirit of death the
lence of the grave. The other was harmless He
tried to choose but could not and averting his eyes
CROPPED bindly in the box took of the pills and
gulped it down
At the same instant Riviere swallowed the remain
ing one. For an instant both stood looking at
each other horror written both their faces Then
swift change shot across the cOuntenance of
Riviere; he took a step forward and pitched head
long to the ground dead
The woman over whom this awful duel was
fought Mortified by its result that she refused
to see Delagrave again and the terrible memory of
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

challenger entered Faraday's laboratory where he
was working on analysis of sausages containing
trchina and insulted him and called him coward.
My friend, said Faraday, 4 do not wish to
fight with you; but since you insist satisfaction,
the choice of wea pons is by the dueling code mine
and we will waive the matter of seconds and hold our
duel right here in my laboratory. Here are two
sausages exactly alike in appearance One of them
contains the deadly trichina the other IS pure
Take YOUR choice and l will eat the other" The
man withdrew his charges and rendered an apology
A strange duel was that which took place between
an Englishman named Talbot and a Frenchman
named Villeneuve. The latter was the challenger
and as Talbot was neither skilled shot nor swords
man he stipulated that the affair should be settled
with two pistols only one of which was loaded, at
five PAGES They met on the field of combat and
drew lots for the pistols Chance favored the Eng
hshman and he secured the one which was loaded
and killed his antagonist.
Then there was the duel with the poisoned
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

preparations the two principals whose fate lay sealed
in the four sinister black pellets showed not sign,
and Delagrave's face was impassIve as he took at
random one of the pills and washed 1t down with
q glass of claret.
And now, Monsieur Riviere," announced the
doctor, :" it is your turn"
\ smile crossed the Frenchman's face as he
took the second pill and swallowed it, with the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

remark, 1t is not bit
ter, at least. "
The two men stood
staring at each other for
a moment, and then the
doctors quiet voice
broke the silence. 1t
IS again your choice,
Monsieur Delagrave, and
at the same instant Mon
sleur Riviere will take
the pellet you leave.
A strange eager light
of hope which changed
to a look of mingled hor-
ror and dread crossed
Delagrave's face as he
paused a moment and
silently contemplated
the two globules in the
box. Which should he
choose3 They were ex-
actly alike in appear
ance, and he strained
his eyes in vain for a
clue to guide him in
his ChOiCe-the choice
which meant life or
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

death The sun was hanging low a distant
hilltop. The soft light Of evening was creeping
down over gay France-the France he loved so well,
the home of his childhood and of those most dear to
hlm. A tiny gray-white cloud hoated off in the
direction of Paris. Perhaps life meant more to him
at that moment than ever before. He caught his
breath sharply, and the sound recalled him to the
enactment of the brutal tragedy in which he was one
Of the central figures.
Rlviere stood watching him. His face was pale
his bps were compressed and his eyes were darkened
narrow Sits but for that he was eXpressioness. He
too knew that when the sun had finally disappeared
and the day gone out, of them would go with it,
and perhaps he also drinking in the last Breath
of the world he loved
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

welook back on its trag-
ic scenes. its ini1nitablv
pathetic incidents, and
on the bitterness which
drove men TO meet in
a mad struggle to take
each others lives. with
only a half realization
OF the awful signif-
cance of a challenge
and its acceptance.
When once a challenge
was issued there was no
alternative for the per-
son TO whom it was
sent. He must either
accept or be branded
as a coward.
Yet in spite of this
an element of fascinat-
ing mystery has always
associated itself with
duels. What could be
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
The -Player Antagonist

1sky siX-footer from Yale, who
baseball team and stroked the
~ and took the matter as some
e Count pressed his desire for
last the son of old Eli con
pulating that he should choose
seconds were agreed upon. and
chosen by the American was
= PAGES. 1t was dangerously
an who has spent three years
ID out-drops over a twelve-inch
d pretty accurate shot with
i renchman was game, and they
OF The city at daybreak.
-hree shots. and the Count won
= the privilege of leading off.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

TACT that the tossing of a coin
i combat has cost more than
And there Is something weirdlv
= accounts in old papers of
= the death between duelists
darkened rooms, or the choice
2 one OF which death lurked in
POISON
-z-thing else, have had a certain
ngled with them, and the col
with Cream-puffs at forty PAGES
th and more OF a reality when
-is that some ten wears ago
IN Paris between a French
-can college man, in which
rase-balls. The affair arose
as IN an art school, and the
hallenge.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

those few moments IN the
grove so weighed upon the
latter's mind that he followed
his rival to the grave in a few
months.
An interesting incident is
told of how the courage of
Faraday, the great chemist,
saved him from considerable
inconvenience over a duel.
Angered at a supposed slight,
an individual once sent Fara-
day a challenge; but the
scientist, considering it I'M
warranted, ignored the call.
A few davs afterward the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

Perhaps he - yer seen q
fsse-bau bet nd Al any
-e his char signing a
---scr Wit e-u Amer
-r ball Tea I'D have
been about III as they
rld be. from Yale
had no din n lodging
adarlar- --es which
-.e son Of rance sent
sealing II his -lon.
Then The an opened
IRE The ms --azed the
F-snchra- der the
second lodge Dit Of his
stomach. and 1l-d, an IN
shoot. caugI I'LL Oh the
p1irr Of the He went
down and and never
challenged an american
citizen.
This sing duel reminds
ne Of . slr-l-- -- which nv
- 7
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S, Strange and Tragic
BY GEORGE FORTS n

} W that
dueling Is
practically
a thing Of
the past.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

,,,rs tragic than
= position dur
ne aaelist his li-
Snating aioa
5asoeraJe strus
med with kn
wo black
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