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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
Attend Amateur ChamOion-
ship Meet at New York.
Irish Americans Win The First
Days Trophy for Points.
Junior Championship Honors Decided Fd.
day---SsaioTs will Compete TODAY.

New York, Sept. THE national
track and field championship meeting
of the Amateur Athletic Union, which
began today and will wind up tomor
row, brought together amateurs from
all over the United States and Canada.
The contests We're held on the New
York Athletic Clubs Trayers island
oval.
Team honors will undoubtedly be
the bone of contention between the New
York Athletic Club and Irish American
Athletic Club representatives.
Today's program was devoted to
events which will decide junior cham
pionship honors and tomorrow the
seniors will compete.
Today's results follow:
Putting 16-pound shot-Won by Will
liam F.. Kruger, Irish-American Ath-
letic Club. New York, 43 feet. Az inches
The SS0-yard run-Won by Joseph
Bromilaw. Jr., A. A. c.. New York
Time 1.l9 2-5.
Throwing tie Discussion by W. H.
Griffin. Chicago A. A., l21 feet, II
inches.
Running broad jump-Won by l. F..
Weber n. Y. A. c., % feet, 8 inches.
The 22O-yard hurdle-WOn by j. NJ.
Gates. n " A c. Time 26 seconds
The l20-yard high hurdles-Won by
W. NJ. Armstrong, n. Y. A. c. Time.
10 A. seconds.
Running high jump-Won by II. A.
Gidney, Somerville, Mass, unattached.
5 feet, l0A inches.
Throwing 5G-pound weight-Won by
W. s. krapowicZ, st. Bartholomew A.
C.. New York, 80 feet. 2lA inches.
The 100-yard run-Won by r. Il.
Young, I. A. A. G., New York. Time /:
10 seconds.
Throwing 1f-pound hammer-Won
S. =. Gillies, n. Y. A. c., 161 feet,
inches.
Pole vault-Won by Claude Allen. 4
A. y. c., IL feet, inches. s
One-mile run-Won by F. N. Ebrl (
~ Y. a. c. Time: 434 As.
The 440-yart, run-Won By ]. w. Col
l;ton, ]. A A G, New York Time; SO
seconds. "
Five-mile run-Won by William su
son. England. unattached. Time: ,er
minutes Is 3-5 seconds. terC
The 220-yard run-Won by l..
Stevens, y. Y. A. c. Time: % As
onds. es I
Club. Is. f y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08

The introduction Of the swivel oaflock
is almost certain 1t is used already by
All Enellsh scullers and has been advo-
Gated by prominent boatbmlders mere
cv!.o honeyer, have been handicapped by
the conservatism of the crews themselves
Whether other features ~ american
built boats will be adopted VIII depend
upon the result of III" race.
tn. difference in weight between the
two boats is l5Ea pounds in favor Of til"
Harvard shell SIMS, who built Cam
bridges boat, explains this by the facf
that. owing to the short notice, he mad To
use from stock heavier cedar than he
would have liked in building the new
shell The following are the latest
weights, that of the Americans being
stripped and that Of the Engllshmen III
ROWING costume.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08

reno rkablc crown. 1t was fashioned III
accordance with hts wish. Of steel from,
Turkish gun captured ut Plr"n.t as {.
reno :nbraE"e to all time of the achieve
ments on the battleiields Of Bulgaria
and Of the fact that til" new kingdom
was not hampered by traditions At his
coronation. when he took the crown in
his hands King Charles said: II as
some with pride this crown. wrought
iron: 4 cannon sprinkled with the BLOOD
Of ON heroes and co1secrated by thu
church. | accept it as a symbol of tbs
Independence ana power of Ronmania.
The queens golden crown is also with
out Jewels or ornaments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
WALDO COUNTY FAIR.
Very Successful Exhibition This Year,
Over 40GO in Attendance.

Belfast. Me, Sept. 7.-tSpeciaD. The
Belfast fair of 1906 has pass in:o his
tory as another successful exhibition.
and is another indication that the old
Waldo County Agricultural Society is
again assuming its place in The front
rank Of the county fair associations OF
Maine. The attendance for the week was
upwards of 7o0N-about 1850 the first day,
over $500 the second and 200 the third
The BelfaAt Band was engaged for the
week and played between the heats of
the races. Last spring the society built
several new cattle sheds and provided
additional cOmmoda tons for sheep and
swine. All the space was utilized by ey-
hibits and the halls were well filled, The
poultry was exhibited in a tent hired for
the occasion. The Midway was. as usual,
fully occupied and largely patrOnized,
ard although there was the usual variety
OF attractions OF such places there was
little trouble of any kind.
| The principal exhibits and premiums
| were
Butter-Allen II. Miller. Lincoinvllie
lst; Mrs w. A. Monroe. I'd.
| Harness. and blankets-L. F. Mcdonald
Furs-Fred A. Johnson.
Furnished room-Spencer & Eaton.
! Photogra phs-Carle 6, Jones.
! Carriases-E X. Conner
Pianos and oreans-E $. pitcher
! Thoroughbred Jers"" :f"' Horace
Chtnery, Belmont. lst "a hei !, ~ and e
on heifer two years OH, :It1l,r Ji.e yeai
old and heifer calf
Grade cow-JuLn Chapman lst. j. w
Jones. 20.
Grad. heifer, two !. ars John Chap
man. 1st; l. f. Staples, "a.
Grade heifer, one year,. r. Chapman
! 1st.
Thoroughbred Gu,r..~cv IN! Ralph
IIayford, LIST.
Grad. Durham bull-Osgood Woodbury.
| Northport. special mention grade r"ll'
| not entitled to premiums,
Fat cattle-F. r. Weymouth. Morlili
1st c. Il. Stephenson. "a
Working oxen. seven fr,t 'r ever Dan
il. Mesery"y. Morrill,, LIST; T.. r. Little
field, Naldo. 2d.
Working oxen. under Sven feet plnle
Meser?sy. Morriil. 1st
| Matched; uN"n--h. g.. v .N''"mth. Nor
rill, Isl; y. r. Cross, Waldo. "a.
| s'ii
1st Frank Railey. ID.
Steers. two years.. ". Jones, 1st; |
L. Staples "a.
Steers. one year-RoSs Cross, " aldo
lst r G. weymouth. Morrill,, ~.
steer calves-M G. Black, Northport
LIST; J. w. Jones. I'd.
Trained steers, under two years-Ros
Cross, Waldo, LIST: Donald Vaughan, "a.
Town team, six yokes-Daniel Meser
vey. Morrill,. LIST.
, Flock grade sheep-S q. Norton. 1st; L
H. Cuimby, Brooks. Cd.
Thoroughbred buck (Shropshire)-S. G
Norton, lst fOXford Downs F. II
DUMMY, Brooks, 1st F. II. Jackson, "a
(Southdown) George o. Holmes. lst an
20
Flock of grade lambs-S. G. Norton, 1st
r IT, Oumby, Brooks, I'd.
Exhibit of fruit, So varietes-James II
Cunningham, lst
Exhibit of vegetables raised by bo'
under IS wears, 10 varieties-E. NJ. Pres
colt Liberty.
Exhibit Of farm crops. 20 varieties
W Prescott. Liberty, 1st.
| Partie.. live in Belfast unless otherwis
noted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08

The navy department was Informed
Friday of the arrival of the cruiser
Boston at the Brenlerton navy yard,
Washington She viii be locked and
later q report will be made as % the
INJURY she sustained by gong aground
on Peabody rock in Rosario straits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE SThNEluG.
THE WEEKS SCHEDULES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturday Washington ~ Boston. Phil
ad.lJhia at New YORK. Chicago at De
tfuht St I4ouIs AZ Cleveland
i;undnv-''ctroit at Chicago. Cleveland
at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDARDIZATION at Phfladelrhia, New
York at Brooklyn. Plttsburg at Chicago
Cincinnati at st, Louis.
Sunday-Pittsburg at Chicago. Cincin
natl at St Louis.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Saturdav-Lynn at Lawrence, Dwell AZ
Worcester, Manchester at FAN River, Ha
verhill a: New Bedford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08

Nearly FIVE hundred men fall ont from
the ranks of the British army every
year, owing to weak hearts and other
defects brought about by the illogical
SytcGn of physical training in the army.
said Sir Frederick TIeVeS recently. This
system is now under review.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
New York Money Market.

New ork, Sept. I.
Prim" mercantile paper 6a' per cent:
Sterling exchange strong, then easier.
with actual business IN bankers billa a
4r3.t6G, lS3 81 for demand ana at 4D.t'4
$50 20 for today bills
Posted rates 4Sli@Gi4S2 and 4Ata4lS'-
Commercial bills 1901.
Bar silver 613i.
Mexican dollars 81
Government bonds steady.
I1ni
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New York Cotton Market,

New York. S.rt Z.
Spot cotton closed quiet 70 points low
or; Middling uplands. $50; do. gulf, 1905.
sales. coo bales
Galveston quiet. 9l.; Charleston steady,
81: Memphis quiet, az New Orleans
steady, ais: Mobile easy, 8; Savannah
steady, . 1-6.
Net receipts for seven days. 72.74s.
Exports to Great Britain 49, IA
France, so; to the continent, 32,6l9
Stock, 20i,174
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
Electioneer Sold for $50. 900.

New York, Sept. THE horse Elec urn
tioneer, winner of the Futurity. stern
sold today. by William Lakeland f,They
$50, 900 The bill of sale was made on will
to Curtis NanNess, who is believed tptist
have acted for Philadelphia
said to be j. f. Widener.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08

The city Of Rpon, England celebrated
recently with a procession and various
entertainments the Goth anniversary 81
its incorporation Each division i'll the
procession represented century.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Sept. z
CATTIF-Recsi pts. ;0oJ: market steady
common 10 prim" steers. 3.I5Gi6S0.
HOGS-Itrctip 1000; market 10Il5c.
higher; choice light, 45IG55
SHEEP-R Receipts. 100: market strong
sheen, orIa.. ycariingS, 5e0U6G 90;
lumhS Gas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford New London I, Hart
1t New Hav.n-NorNich !. New Ha
ven :.
At Bridgeport Springfield . Bridge
port
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
0cIy Two Games Turned
Off in Fridays Play,
Boston Changes the Complexion
and Beats Senators q to |.
Nav York Looks After Boost From PhIllies
---Gets Il 3 10 Z.
AME RlCAN LEAGUE.

Boston, Sept. 7.-Roston defeated Wash
ington to-day to l. An error a.ld thI"e
hits in the seventh Inning. which gave
them three runs. brought the victory
EDITnN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
SHORT RIBS. SIDES Loose, o55IS 6
MESS POkk-if.15
LARn-SC2n
SiIUET CLEAR SIDES-Fo>ed. s.11Ia

~ f.f'-MiTktl WIS steady, cftalIiti
les. lqn23M: diaries. 11maoi9.
EGGS Finn; 1t market. cases included
l91a"1. tirSts, 1Si4: prime iirsts, 70. eX
ira, 22ia
CHEESE Steady: ilLM1ola.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
NATIONAL.
Phii|ies Shut Out The BOS-
tons, One to Nothing
Cincinnati Treats ST. Louis Same
Way, Scoring Seven Runs.
New York Esdis Brooklyn 4 10 2---Chi
easo Trims Piilsburg 9 10 !.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, Sept ..-Bransfiells sin
81, ANA steal ANA TITUS two-bagger gay"
Philadelphia the only run scored III to
days game with Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Rochestcr-RocEesttr 9. Montreal |.
At Baltimore Newark :, Baltimore o.
At Buffalo, buffalo i, Toronto ].
At Jersey City-Jersey City II, Provi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
Lowell Wins 3 to | From
Lynn in Il Innings.
Worcester Walks Away From
Lawrence and Others 9 to I.
New Bedford Beats naverhi|I 5 10 g.
Fall River 8; Manchester 6.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT LYNN.

Lowell won from Lynn to ! in II
inning contest. scoring two earned runs
in the last inning The work of Shannon
and Burriil for the visitors was especially
70 cd, thu latter putting out Is hen with
out an error.
IowtII 5000 10000 . 2-::-ll Q
LINN - .........O y j D q 0 . u u u U-l-li-.
batteries Cameron and Calvin: Rurton
ana Madden. Time, III. Umpire, Henry.
At NEW BEDFORD.
IIaVeriIil1 was beaten in a dul game
! to 3, and Conlaughton'S nelding and
fattli. were. the features. cOVtn'y, Ke-
hoe and Austin made two base hits off
Connolly. Smith kept hits scattered ex-
cept in the NTH and ninth innings.
New Eedtord.1 u 0 o X-3-lO-
IIavcrhill .....G u % - 81
batteries Smith and Coveney; Connolly
and E.agan. Time, l.I,. Umpire. Hast
inpS.
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PHILADELPHIA

ECston ...-..........t . y W
Phitllelphia ....U q u q . o &-l
Let on bases Boston ,, Phila6"lI hiA l.
Earned Iln-Philadeipsia Stolen base
Erausiield Two base hlt-TItuS. Satrl-
fee hit-'rhomlS. Double playS-Brans-
field and D0olm; Brain, Howard ana Ter
nty: poolin. Gleason and Branstield
Rrain, Needham and Bridwell; Gleason,
Doolm and Bransheld. Struck out-Hy
Sparks = by Iindanan J. Bases On balls
or Lindaman : Passed ball-NeedEam.
Time. l3G. Unir.re, Carpenter.
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E.~u !. r., .....r q ii " : = } !! 60
PhiiadrIphia 30 . " . . . - 3
Iatter.-H. Oltn aud e. i''n't!, :. addcll.
Drc,rt and r0wls. Thri,. -a :npr.,
Hurst.
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Boston Stock Market.
Rostcn. Sept
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AT f,I,lJDi[Ilt II.

New York ..---l Z Q Il IL
Fro, klyr $3.50 Q . o +" % 81
Patterlrs-Tayior and Bresnahan;
Str!cklctt and Bergen. Time, IN. Umpire,
q DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
Al CHICAGO.

| Chicago .....o 0 o N-s-l2-o
| Pittshug 1000 0 0 . Il ~
Eattcries-R, ulbach and Moran; PM
| lippe. Mailske ana Gibson. Time, l.3.
| nIpire EltnI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
AT FALL RIVER.

MAnche strr was unable 10 bunch hits
of Gilro>, and with good supp.,rt he MAS
enabled I" shut out the visitors. FAN
River winning $ to 0. Loose fielding by
the visitors ana punched hits III the third
inning gave FAN River enough runs to
MAKE, the "ictcry ctrlain.
fall River I'll o $ o 0 q X-S-S-1
Manchester 30 q y . U-b-I-i
Bate. ies-Ciilroy and Waters; Tong.
kins ana McCabe. Time, 1.2G. Umpire,
StIfInlI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Argo. Boy and Jessie Benyon WIN
Both Fayoritcs Being Beaten.

Hartford, a.. Sept In tn" "Andul
today Of the Grand c.rCuIt meet ut Ch.tr
ter t'ak Lark there we've bu: Two races
NJ i'her II whica was sliit' d. The 1aFor
lies iii 10th ,v.nts were beaten, NY '1t"i
l", n:s ~ three straight heats 70 Arso'
Soy in Tie 30 pace. and Or. Chase. me
ih| or!tc ia t!r lnuls for tn ~ tfot'
flashing thld u itedid ana jessie Ben
yun. Drives James Carpenter behind
l:t,!d in this event VAS fined so, tor h"'
Trying I" VIM the last heat. Hndd hhlsh
"a second III this heat
90 PAClNG-THREE HEATS-PLRSt
500
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by J. ). Quinlan 4 CO.
Office, Opera House Block, Augusta,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-08

Worcester. already assured Of the New
England League penn.itt. added another
victory by punching hits oft Gatcomb and
defeatin. Lawrence 3 to {. l.;tWrt nee
found Slime in the ninth, getting six
bases, two doubles and Il triple.
Worcester ....." . 3 | ] X-9 ii :
Lawrence .....0 0 . 5-1-l2-a
Batt-lics-Sline and Knots, .iatcomb
AID Cote. Time, IA. Umpire, . Brien.
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AT ST. LOUIS.

Cincinnati .....0 o 0 Q o. 1870
St. Louis 800 g . 0 !" 3-lo-'
Ratter!as-f:wlrg and Schlti. karRer
and Grady. l.t!n, IL. umpire, conway.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
Sunday, July IS, 1906.
NEW LEADER OF THE
FANATIC JEZREELITES
ADetroi Mich, Man Seeks to Revive the Waning Faith
in England How 1t Was Revealed to Him that He Was
the Man to Boss the Job Of Saving Mankind from
Destruction.
Special Correspondence of The Journal.

Special Correspondence of The Journal.
II ONDON, July 5.-One of the
pregnant utterances Of the late
P. T. Barnum. who knew a great
deal more of human nature than one
can ever learn from books, was to the
effect that the world would come to an
end before the supply of fools ran short.
born every minute. So there can be no
doubt that Michael Keyfor Mills, erst-
while Of Detroit, Mich, U. s. A., who
has proclaimed himself the Prince Mi
chael foretold by the prophet Daniel,
and the heaven-appointed successor OF
James Jershom Jezreel, founder of the
Jezreelites, will obtain following in
England.
White. He served some years as
private soldier in the British army be-
fore the idea. struck him that he could
acquire much more glory and have a
far easier time of it by starting new
religion. After he had obtained his dis
charge papers he turned up one day
with document which he called the
" Flying Roll" because, he declared,
it had flown to him from heaven. It
feet that ~. ]: ID was the one and
only leader of the Twelve Tribes of
Israel, and anybody who wanted to
stand any show Of being numbered
among the 144,000 elect spoken Of in
Revelations, who are not to see death,
would have to tie up to James Jer-
shom Jezreel. >, !
A lot Of people did it, and Jezreel
made the prophet business pay hand
somely. He bought some property at
Chatham on the summit of high hill
and started in to build there rival to
the Tower Of Babylon. When completed,
it was to house the $4,000 elect. AS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

were Prince Miehaelq' asked him.
answered. "The book was spread upon
my knees, and my two hands lay upon
it. I seemed to fall into a trance.
Then heard a voice saying The time
has come for you to receive the light,
Then felt the power come to me.
was charged with something like cleo
trissity: Ny hands $: began to 70 work up
sna aoE W y Eas Rg bs4gs a oven szz
i ipa sound ali l around me- n It was the
mystic influence that enveloped me. My
whole being vibrated. The buzsing in-
creased in intensity. : I seemed to be
lifted from my feet and spun round like
2 top. Ny lips were forced to utter
wrath and woei round and round the
fa TePes ate n time sns and asn T6en the
buzzing began to die down. A feel
ing Of Infinite peace and pity came over
me. A new voice took possession OF
me. Israel come home; Israel come
home,' it said,. Michael is come;
Michael is COME And that" he adj
ded, sinking his voice. which had been
loud and resonant, to sort OF meio,
received the message from ON high, and
knew that I was Michael 'the great
prince which standeth for tho children
Of thy people foretold by Daniel: I"
It WASH t badly done. I imagine il
would greatly impress the sort Of people
who have natural affinity for Jexreei-
itism. Poor Rogers has no dramatic
power. His protests will count for
nothing. Hc will have to make way
for the new claimant who has taken poo.
session Of the temple. Since It was re-
vealed to him that he was the prince,
Michael Keyfor Mills has forsworn all
commerce with BARRIERS and those who
accept his leadership are expected to let
nature have her own way in the mat
ter Of hirsute growth. Long hair In
future is to be one Of the outward signs
of their faith.
The prince cannot be induced to de-
scend to prosaic details about his
scheme. It was from his secretary, Q
sleek, oleaginous young man, that ]
learned how the temple was to be re-
built and vast auditorium added to IT,
capable of seating some 10000 people.
Also q banqueting hall for the love
feasts Of the elect, and of necessity, .
kitchen too.
UIn a few weeks said the sscrets-
~, 3" the, call will go forth and from the
ends Of the earth the children Of Israel
will begin to flock to the new Mount
Zion.
Like his forerunners, Michael claims
that he will never die. And no doubt
followers will believe it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

In these days Of Increasing use Of concrete
for building purposes 1t is interesting to recall
the fact that the Pantheon In Rome. about 2, 200
In diameter, which is cast in concrete In oas
solid mass.
Henry Broadhurst: the senior member for
Leicester, who Il retiring from parliament on
account Of Ill health, was the FIRST workingmAn
to become a member Of British ministry. He
was under-secretary OF the home department.
in the liberal government Of 1885.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

secretaxy Taft, who recently has been visit
ing New Haven, recovered the huge cane that
he carried there while attending Yale college.
1t was IN the possession OF Mrs. George n.
Hotchkiss al
The next tunnel to be made In Switzerland
viii probably Be thru the Alps between the
VIII be eight and two-hfths miles long and cost
nearly 81, COO, 900.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
REAL, ESTATE EXCHANGE

FARM r 12n9 Z fon . r2cR { + Z
acres one mile from Fayetteville, Ark,
good county seat town of 5000 on Frisco
railroad. 1,7oO feet above sea level;
warm winters, cool summers; best fruit
section of the United States, the famous ,
, Ozark Mountain region; land is all ,
} fenced, has a small house and barn, 50
acres in cultivation, good rich soil, ten
failing spring; 1,oo5 bearing apple trees;
, farm is particularly adapted to dairy1ng,
chicken raising and fruit growing; price
J, $50 per acre cash. or might exchange
, for good Minneapolis income property;
, 20 acres adjoining this land sold for
$1s5 per acre; land is only three-quar-
D tiers of mile from White river. noted ,
} for Its splendid fishing and hunting.
H. Q. Bruner Co.,
a26-7-s Andrus Bldg.
T. O. 9s5s; N. W. Main $500. H..
o. Q o Q 0 o o 0 o o O O
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


Continued.
tes section il south part Lac qui Parie county,
MINI; will take good western South Dakota
land in exchange. Address e1es Journal.
SEVERAL GOOD IMPROVED FARMS AND
ware . psoenis Land c.. New yt' York Life.
EIaHTY.AoAE FARM IN FREEBoRN
County, Minnesota; improved, nne farm in
Meyer, aia Phoenix building.
$4,000 GENERAL MEROHAND1sE STOCK FOR
SdS9es sash " pSi Ia ssM Yef fs
HAVE SEVERAL GOOD, IMPROVED FARMS
near city, and general store in country town
& e1 issn e. for city property Greenwa
DULuTH-sIx LOTS IN DULUTH FOR Elk
Call and Investigate. Call on Janney. 26s
THREE FINE PIECES OF FARMING LANDS
In South Dakota to exchange for income prop.
eerty,.. What have you? J. J. Donohue, Fari-
bault, Mimi. H.
town Of $500 tor sale WIN trade in ' farm n
land or residence property. Address 7o7e,
FOR SALE OR ExoHANGE-oNE REIN:
miles from Chamberlain. 8. d. Address 61e5,
Journal. - RI. -s--..
1850 ACRES. EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA
land; will sell cheap or exchange for Mime
apolis business block Or nat building. 72l4.
Journal ... 1913. -
l2-RooM MODERN HOUSE. LARGE LOT,
Lowry Hill district will exchange for wild
or improved land. II. H. Austin, 317 Andrus
building. r. :$..,
WILL EXCHANGE BEST PAYING ELEVATOR
and lumber yard in central Illinois for north
western farm. W. g. Hitchcock Decatur, Ill.
So, o00-s2o ACRES, La INQUIRE COUNTY,
N. D.; want Minneapolis income property;
will assume. J. J. Ternes. 203 Sykes Block.
go ACRES. RED RIVER VALLEY LAND 70
trade for stock Of general merchandise; would
put in some cash. Address 6s12. Journal.
So, 00O-leO ACRES NEAR JAMESTOWN, n. D.;
want good Minneapolis residence property.
]. J. Ternes, 203 Sykes Block. =
SOME CHOICE DAKOTA FARMS FOR SALE;
will consider good property in exchange. Ad-
dress $685. Journal. -
ATK1N COUNTY FARM FOR HOME IN
Northeast Minneapolis. The Emergency Co..
929 Nioollet av. -.
HUGHES COUNTY, 8. D., LANDS. WRITE
for list and maps. W. L. Buck, Luverne,
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