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Unfurnished Houses.
HANFORD RENTAL AGENCY.
310 Bank of Commerce
418Columbus av, modern except beat.
$16Dupont av N, modern except heat.
$15Pleat-ant av, with bain, modern except
heat.
$11Very nice flat, modern except beat.
$6Small bowse flat, -water.
(&QNO. 3019 RUSSELL AV N, OR 3019
Sheridan av N, 6 rooms, Is being newly fin
ished city water, stone walks, etc Lauder
dale Co. & Sloane, Temple Court. (Will sell
either on monthly payments, If preferred.)
_0 LEXMODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, NO.
8250 Pleasant av in perfect repair dainty and
homelike a snap at $25. Apply to the Boyd
Transfer Co 46 3d st S
ferVE-ROOM HOUSE, CENTRAL AND CON
venlent to streetcar, reasonable rent to reBARBERSHOP
sponsible and careful tenant. Inquire 204 6th
st N. A. O Thuraas.
18479 SPRUCE PLACE. EIGHT-ROOM MOD
ern house, thiee rooms, rented to good ten
ants, who will stay if desired. C. H. Smith,
J0 Phooi.K building.
CONFECTIONERY, LOCATED RIGHT FOR. ALL
kinds of business, modern fixtures, nice trade,
10 li-ving rooms, owner sick. 316 Northwest
etn building
JFIRST FLOOR, 918 18*i AV NE, HALF BLOCK
fiom Central av, four rooms. $11 for winter
Phone main 1847 J2. B. D. Brown, 738 Lumber
Exehing"
feOTJSE SIX ROOMS, WITH BARN, 332 E 24th
st, also house seven rooms and barn, 2737
Stevens av, with sewer. C. W. Wells, 508
Phoenix.
MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT TO SMALL FAM
ilj, very low rate, apply for location, etc.
Central Real Estate Co New \ork Life
frOR HENTMODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
1939 Rondo st. Merrlam Park, special rate
for t\ inter, snap
CHADBOURN & BRADEN, 17 4th 8T S. HAVE
flats and houses. $10 to $45.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE, 4S32 LYNDALE AV S,
$10.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, 312 9th ST S, $15.
HOUSE, 1115 3d AV S, $15. 1107 3d AV S, $12.
Furnished Houses.
FURNISHED HOUSE MODERN SEVEN
rooms rent model ate to right party. Call
2746 T. C. phone
Unfurnished Flats.
HENNEPIN COURT.
The new family hotel, 1015 Hennepin av,
two and three-room suites, cafe and elevator
service, strictly first-class, having heavy brick
walls between all apartments, also three to
six room flats at 315 W loth st, facing Lor
ing park, very desirable locations. See jani
tor I Edmonds, 206 Bk. of Commerce.
foUlt-ROOM APARTMEN1S, MODERN IN ALL
appointments, nice neighborhood and within
walking distance, price, including steam heat,
$26, _$ $,W, $3.! and $3") W. W Price,
413 New York Life building
ELEGANT 6-R00M FLAT IN NORMANDIE
flats building, corner Nicollet av uud 14th
st short walking distance, nothing nicer In
the city. Calll or phone C. C. Taylor, Agt.,
412 Phoenix Block.
VERY PLEASANT, NEW, WARM, SUNNY
flve-room (and bath), house flat, gas stue,
papered, polished hardwood hnWh, handy, V^
liberal cut to bmall famil 0l Globe Bldg
IFOR RENTOFFICES, ROOMS, SOUTHEAST
side, four rooms, steam heated, single or en
suite, in Collins building, 14th av and 4th
st SB. N W School Supply Co
_TVE-R00M, BATH, GAS AND COAL RANGE,
coal heater, new building and decoiation, up
stairs, $20, call any time, 2201 Harriet av,
phone Mr. Robinson, T. C. 7475.
0. 1420 W 26th STNEW SECOND-FLOOR
flat of eight rooms, sideboard, electric lights,
plendid neighborhood, tents for $40. See us
at once David P. Jones & Co
lN FIVE-ROOM FLAT, ONE SEVEN-ROOM
flat and one elght-ioom flat, all within walk
ing distance and fine locations. W. P. Mealey,
418 Bank of Commerce
CNE OF THE BEST SIX-ROOM FLATS IN
city, large outside rooni'i, numerous closets
hardwood finish, good janitor seivice, ceutial
1500 2d av S.
CNE FI/"E-ROOM FLAT. STEAM HEATED
Janitor service, all newly decorated, reasonable
rent, 709 Douglas av
drug bldg
FOUR
See Thorpe Bros An
CONNECTING UNFURNISHED ROOMS
and alcove also two modern except heat, to
responsible paities for housekeeping 717 1st
av N.
AT DOVER COURT FLATSSTEAM-HEATED,
modern outside flat, fine location, good service,
very desirable See Janitor, 527 5th av SE.
BEAUTIFUL SIX-ROOM FLATS IN YALE, ms
Vine place, for nice families, walking dls
tnnce see janitor or Hermann, 410 Phoenix
$260 WILL TAKE A $567 FIVE-ROOM FLAT,
towr bill rent only $30. Hanford Rental
Agency, 310 Bank of Commerce.
feEE ME ABOUT REDUCED RATES IN FOUR-
100m all modern flats for the winter. Geo.
Dredge, 433 Andrus building.
_HE WELLINGTON, 1311 YALE PLACE, ONE
8-room, steam heated flat. Thoipe Bros.,
Andrus Bldg
A VERY DESIRABLE FLAT FOR RENT~IN
the Kenwood, 1678 Hennepin. Apply to the
Janitor
FINEST AND B-R00M STEAM-HEATED
flats in city. Inquire 1 E 17th. cor. Nicollet,
Furnished Flats.
tlVE ROOMS, VERY NICELY FURNISHED,
all modern, easily heated, suitable for one
otiple eight minutes' walk from Glass Block
1225 Chestnut av.
Furnished Rooms.
WARM, BUNNY FRONT ROOM, SECOND
room, closet connecting, furnished or unfur
nished, plumbing, heating, decorating new.
brownstone residence, verv desirable, walking
distance, best neighborhood, suitable terms,
references Please call Twin City 9185, or
address 2604, Journal
1_T JUST THE~ COST OF MAKING CHIL
dren's and youths' overcoats to measure, $3
to $5 select your own remnant left from our
wholesale woolen department, they are worth
double, or we will sell the remnants at half
price. Rush Tailoring Co., 304 1st av S.
tLEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, EVERY
thing new and clean, steam heat, hot wafer
dav and nignt, prices from $2 per week up
Call and see for yourself Hotel Roosevelt,
26 6th st S between Nicollet and Hennepin
feESIRABLE SUNNY FRONT ROOM, TWO
closets furnished or unfurnished, bath on
same floor, fine heat, hot water, telephone
7857 breakfast or light housekeeping,
very reasonable 28.8 2nd av S
_TIRNI8HED ROOM FOR RENT NICELY FUR
nished, larce, front room la modern flat, com
fortabie and pleasant, walking distance, re
fined, private familj, walking distance rent
reasonable 2690. Journal
lARGE PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, IN
modern house, rihone service, breakfast if de
sired, gentleman preferred, walking distance.
Pricejeasonable 1410 Nicollet av.
SWING TO CHANG ES W E ARE MAK_sfG~w_
have one or two nice single rooms for perma
nent people nothing like it in eltj. Library
Apartments, 11th and Hennepin.
__ HAVING STRICTLY PRIVATE MODERN
home, walking distance, will rent one or two
elegant front rooms, furnished or unfurnished
board if desiied. Main 3775 J2
CLEAN, PLEASANT, NEW1
FURNITURE,
warm and cosy, fine closet, strictly modern
fiee phone, walking distance, very reasonable.
Hat 3. 626 9th st S
0R RENTFOUR NICE SUNNY ROOMS AND
large ball, upstairs at 2429 Lntversltv av,
St Paul. Inquire 220 Flour Exchange build
Ing, Minneapolis
_WO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, steam heat, gas and bath,
good convenient neighborhood 633 6th av N.o
FURNISHED ROOMS AND FLATS.
Save you time and money.
Hanford Rental Agency, 310 Bank of Com.
fclOTEL HARRIS712 V4~7th_T~NFURNISHED
room*, steam, modern, monthly rates, 50c to
$1 day. Open nights. X. W- telephone
RICHMOND HOTELHAS A FEW NICELY
furnished and steam heated rooms, with or
without table board, at reasonable prices.
__EASANT, FURNISHED, SINGLE OR CON
necting, house modern, small attic, $4 month
men only prices right. 43 11th st S.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN AT.T.
modern house walking distance: rent reason
able. 920 Nicollet av. Mrs Abbey*
FOR RENTA FLEABANT FRONT ROOM IN
an all modern flat rent reasonable. 69 Lyn
dale av N, flat 3.
FOR RENTNICE LARGE FRONT AND ALSO
nice single room. Hotel Southern, 4th av
and 9th st S.
HICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN MODERN
flat, lady preferred Phone 10046 C.
Unfurnished Rooms.
$122808 GARFIELD AY, FIRST FLOOR, SIX
rooms, water, sewer, good house and location.
$112946 Harriet av, second floor, five
rooms, water, sewer.
David P. Jones & Co.
LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM WITH ALCOVE
and anne house modem good heat fin lo
cation near city. Private family. 3917 J.
THREE FLEASANT ROOMS, SINGLE "OR EN
suite, furnished or unfurnished, with heat,
light and bath. 3233 Stevens av.
THREE FOR MEN, UPSTAIRS, 14 CENTRAL
av. Nicollet island, $6
THREE UPSTAIRS. 611 5th ST N. $8.
PORJfcENT
Offices.
THE MOST DESIRABLE ONE. TWO AND
three-room offices In the city vault space and
good 8afe with every office one small office,
with telephone Inquire at room 666. R. M.
Whyte, agent of Bank of Minneapolis bldg.
FOR RENTGOOD LIGHT OFFICES IN THE
Eastman block, 412-414 Nicollet av. Apply
J. F. Conklln & Zonne Co.. 115 Temple. Court.
Miscellaneous.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
FOR RENT2d AND Sd FLOORS OF A
choice, steam-heated building, good light,
two blocks from Andrus bldg 56x125.
Apply to
Thorpe Bros., 206 Andrus Bldg.
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WITH ONE CHAIR, 237 10th
av S. $10. __
Stores.
1
STORE, WITH CEMENTED BASEMENT, 22x70,
in good condition, gas and water, suitable
for manufacturing or storage. M. & St. P.
trackage rent reasonable if taken at once.
L. E. Cowdery, 639 Andrus building.
LYNDALE AND 6th AV N, 20x40, CORNER,
$25 bouse, 5 looms downstairs, $14 water,
sewer, gas, cellar. 1000 Aldrlch av N. Call
Joe Sway, 719 Jewett place. Phone Main
8618-J4.
WANTEDBY MECHANIC, FURNISHED
room, heated, with dry place to store tools,
etc., in Chiistxan family inside 16th av and
Lake st S, rent moderate give price and par
ticulars, with and without board. Address
2541, Journal.
YOUNG COUPLE WHO CAN FURNISH BEST
of references and recommendations desire to
rent furnished flat or house from first of year
until spring. Write, giving full particulars.
2333. Jourm.l.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WISH TWO OR
three fucnisied rooms, arranged for light
housekeeping ninst be reasonable state terms
in lettei, etc Address 2688, Journal.
WANTEDSTEAM HEATED FLAT OF FIVE
rooms, not over 8 blocks from postoffice rent
not over $25, by Jan. 1. Address 2463, Jour
nal
WANTEJC^-UPSTAraS FLAT, FOUR ROOMS OR
more, in business district give fnll particulars
as to rent and location. Address 2649, Jour
nal.
WANTEDFURNISHED ROOMj MUST BE
light and airy, modern conveniences, $2 per
week Address 2715. JournaL
ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS BY GEN
tleman, give full particulars Southslde pre
ferred. 2657, Journal.
^JgALJESTATEJ^SALE^
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER,
456 Temple Court.
**K
$7,500Two stores, flats overhead good nine
loom house and one good seven-room house
large barn, large corner lot, good investment
never vacant, rents $110 per month, near
6th av N easy walking distance bargain.
$3,500Two stores, flats overhead, good eight
rooi house, laige corner lot,/ big rentet
Plymouth av N, walking distance.
$500One of the finest lots In Prospect Park
Just taken on $1,000 mortgage.
$4,000Elegant all modern home In Prospect
Park, lot 75x115.
$10,000Sojtbeast, near the university: fine
propetty, all furnished, leased for $90 per
month, safest and biggest kind of an interest
payer.
$4,000Fine home, up to date, strictly modern,
fcouth and east front corner lot Dupont av S
lot 54\130 to alley.
$16,500Near 10th st and 1st av S, good brick
building and large frame building, modern ex
cept heat, lents for over $200 per month no
heat, no Janitoi, large lot.
$2b,000Hennepin av, inside 5th at, four-story
solid biick, all modern, good lot, rental ca
pacity over $3,000, no janitor to pay no ex
pense except insurance and taxes.
$2,300Stiletly modern 7-room house, hardwood
finish, good heating plant, gas fixtures, win
dow shades, storm sash, full-size screens, fine,
nice location, on Nicollet av.
$J,200Big-jtbt kind of an interest payer, good
stoie building and fine flats, corner lot, never
vacant always brings $60 per month walk
ing distance here is 17 per cent net on your
money invested first time offered: rare snap.
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine, new
up-to-date homes in Lowry Hill, Lake of the
Isles, Sunnyside, Lake Calhoun, Lake Harriet
or in any part of the city, at all prices. If
you wish to make a Quick cash sale, list your
pioperty at once. No charge made for adver
tising it .Or borrow money, call and see him.
0 0 0
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS.
You select your lot.
You select your contractor.
We furnish the money.
A $1,000 home...... $8 per month
A $2,000 home...._,.....$16 per month
A $3,000 home $24 per month
Higher-priced homes in proportion.
U. S. Installment Realty Co.,
Kasota Block.
Both phones.
$7,500ONE OF THE BIGGEST BAR
gains ever offered in Minneapolis. A
fine inside piece of business property
on 3d st, 33x165, with store and
dwelling house. This property is sur
lounded by large business houses that
cost several hundred thousand dol
lais. Trackage J?as been arranged
for In, the rear. We are offering
this property for one week only at
this price., _. As soon as the tracks
are graded into this property, the
price will lie advanced to $8,500.
lour investigation is solicited. Write
or telephone and we will give you
full information.
Edward J. O'Brien & Co
104 4th st S, Ground Floor Oneida Block.
oooooooooooooo
FOR SALE.
$4,5. "*A rare opportunity to purchase a
fine little piece of business property at
a great bargain. This is situated on
lower 3d st. in a. block where perma- 0
nent ind extensive improvements have
been made and where a great deal of
business is being done. I am requested
by ihe owner to offer this property for
the coming week at the great sacrifice
price of $4,500 Write or call me up
by telephone about this property if
jou can not come to see me. You are
missing a bargain if jou do not pick
it up.
S. G. Harris.
104 Onlda Block. Agent for the Owner,
ooooocoooooooooo
THE TRUTH IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR US.
We do buy or build homes on easy pay
ments. end we bay or build them when you
want them. O
Monthly payments less than rent.
American Real Estate Investment Loan Co.,
437-89 Andrus Building,
Minneapolis, Minn.
ooooooooooo FOo SALEMYo BEAUTLFUoL NEo W 8-ROOM
east fiont, strictly modern home in Sunny
Side, finished in very best polished hardwood
and hardwood floors throughout back plas
tered, with best hard wall patent plaster,
handsomely decorated, expensive built-in side
board, mantel, gas fixtures, storm sash, win
dow shades: one of the best improved hot
water combination heating plants everything
gees at the sacrifice price of $5 500 chawce
of business cause of sale. CaU Sunday or any
day, must go. 2716 Fremont av S. one block
to Hennepin cars no agents need call.
0 RAILROAD TRACKAGE.
Corner, 198x157 feet to 20-foot alley,
with exclusive railroad trackage also con
venient to depots, mills, etc. will sell or
lease terms to suit.
Thorpe Bros., Andrus Bldg.
WANTEDI WANT TO BUY A FEW GOOD
houses or a small flat for investment the
must be well worth the money will pay cash
no agents. Give locations and full particulars
in letter Address 2651, Journal.
$8,400NEW DUPLEX H0USE7~HARDW00D
finish and floors, full basement, will be alla
modern except heat, occupied by owner, lo
cated in Fairground addition. Address 2711,
Journal
$2,500ANY TERMS FOR QUICK SALE3S01
Grand av. large double corner, with 10-room
house, fine condition, going away. 3108 Al-I
drichS Fitzgerald.
WE HAVE MODERN HOUSES FOR SALE ON
monthly payments lots near Harriet easy
terms." The Dlrimnle-Ferren Ag^ 421 Kascta B.
NEW ALL MODERN, HARDWOOD FINISH
9 room house, 24th stand Pleasant av, $5,500.
Bowler, 30 Loan and Trust.
BH-SHtS-S *_fa
^JREAiJBSTArajm^SAtE^
Unimproved.
$950SPLENDID BUILDING SITE ON PLEA8
ant av between 26th and 27th st east front.
40x123 feet, all improvements paid for. Moore
Bro*. & Sawyer.
xHE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY OO.'S
lots at Koochiching Falls on sale. Easy terms.
Call or write at once. 120 Temple Court,
Minneapolis.
TWO FINE WOODED LOTS, HALF BLOCK TO
car line, North Minneapolis, $100 cash, month
ly payments. Bowler. 60 Loan & Trust.
INFORMATION FREECANADIAN LANDS.
R. R. Stoner, Canadian government agent, 231
Boston Block, Minneapolis. Minn.
TWO OR THREE VERY CHEAP LOTS, NEAR
2d av S and 27th st, for particulars see" Her
mann, 410 Phoenix building1.
Farm Lands.
LANDSEEKERS' EXCURSION.
The Southwestern Land Co. will run an ex
cursion to the southwest on Dec. 18, to Okla
homa, Texas and New Mexico, by way of the
Sante Fe lailway, through the great Panhan
dle dlstrlot, Texas, and the fertile Pecos val
ley of New Mexico, stopping at points from
Gage, Oklahoma, to Rosewell, New Mexico.
Will run private car on which berths and
board will be furnished reasonably. Come and
join us. Our lands comprise some of the best
in the southwest, and in point of fertility
and productiveness are excelled by none, sell
ing at a low price and on easy terms, an ideal
climate.
We want agents in every county In the
state. Write us for particulars.
Southwestern Land Co.,
106 New Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis.
A FARM FOR-$50
OUT THEY GO TO NORTH DAKOTATHE
most prosperous state In the whole country.
The best watered grain and stock lands aie
near Mandan, Rlchardton and Mott strong
soil, free coal, splendid grasses. We own 100,-
000 acres to select from. Average price $12
an acre. Real estate men should invest in our
lands. Ask foi proofs and Brown's Farmer.
William H. Brown Co., 131 La Salle st, Chi
cago, 111., oi Mandan, N. D.
11,650 ACRES IN FOUR TOWNSHIPS IN
northern Minnesota well bunched, timber re
served for 15 yeara, but will piobably be cut
Inside of Ave years no taxes until timber
cut, one-half mineral rights go with land
for sale only as a whole. Price $1 25 per
acre cash. Guaranty Farm Land Co., Duluth,
Minn.
20-ACRE IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE ONLY
five miles from thriving village, church and
schoolhouse on the farm, will sell for $16 per
acre, never was a Red river vallev farm like
this one sold for that price act quick a bar
gain Address T. Iverson, Faith, Minn., or
S. Iverson, Falrdale, N. D.
$1,500BEST BARGAIN IN HENNEPIN COUN
ty, ten acres Jubt west of city limits, fine
smooth laid land, four blocks from electilc
car sacrifice sale for chicken, garden, apples,
onions, grapes, strawberries. Don't look any
further. Hobart Land Co., Phoenix building.
ooooooooooooooo BEFORE BUYING OR. SELLING A FARM
or any kind of city property call on
L. A. Howaid, 502 Oneida Bldg.
FINE FARM, 160 ACRES. 7 MILES FROM
town, best soil. 20 acres broken, no stone,
if taken before Jan. 1, $1,400. Pitsor & Mak
inster. Palermo, N.
CITY NEWS
BEE-KEEPERS ARE
OUT WITH STINGS
WAR BREAKS OUT OVER PROMO-
TION COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee of the Asso-
Sffiffif^m^i^^^S*^^M.^^^'" ^^"I'^^f^^^ ^^feWP#^f^'f
DOWN, SO ACRES, $50.00
down and the balance $10 per month 40 acres
of Minnesota hardwood timber land on small
payments $25 down, balance $5 per month
our contract allows you to cut the timber and
to pay foi the land by delivering to us of pulp
wood, cordwood, railroad ties, logs, etc.
Original growth of timber and good meadow
land, closa to railroad station and sawmill.
For further information write to The Minne
sota Land & Stock Association, 612 Ger
manla Life building, St. Paul, Minn.
960 ACRES IN NORTH DAKOTAr-COAL, HAY,
water, quairy stone, 640 under fence, elegant
proposition for cattle ranch oi mixed farming,
two log houses, cattle sheds, $12, terms easy.
A. O. Chittenden, Marshall, Minn.
80 ACRES, RANSOM COUNTY, NORTH DA
kota all under cultivation, $28. 160, Ransom
county, North Dakota, 51 acxes under culti
vation, five miles fiom Lisbon, $23 50. A.
C.NEW,
Chittenden, Marshall, Minn.
WE CAN SELL YOUR FARM OR BUSINESS
if the price is right. We have the way that
wins. Write for our plan. Great Northern
Land Co 528-527 Manhattan building, Du
luth, Minn.
160 ACRES, RANSOM COUNTY, NORTH DA
kota, 60 acres of this is large haidwood tim
ber timber will pay for the land at $19.50 pep
acre A. O. Chittenden, Marshall, Minn.
$1,60086 ACRES, VINE HILL CROSSING
electric car two blocks, near Excelsior sacri
fice good soil, good timber, fine meadow. Be
quick. M. P. Hobart, Phoenix building.
FOR SALETHE CHEAPEST LAND IN
North Dakota. E one-half section 21-135-51 a
fine 820. Price $10 per acre. Call up ot ad
dress \V^G Dance, Walcott, N. D.
A FEW SECSTI0NS~0F~CANADIAN" LAND IN
the vicinity of Weyburn foi sale in tracts to
suit. Easy terms. Write for descriptions.
Schwab Bros., Clear Lake, Minn.
$12.50 PER ACRE, 160 OR 320 ACRES, BEST
clay soli, 50 miles from Minneapolis, small
cash payment, balance 25 years per cent.
Walker, 404 Century building.
ciation Repudiates the Other Commit-
tee Which Retorts that Unfair Meth-
ods Have Been Employed to Place
It in a Bad Light.
Conflict in the Minnesota Bee-Keep
ers' association, centering about the
appointment in 1903 of a co-operattve
committee to aid the progress of the
bee industry, broke forth anew in the
concluding sessions of the seventh an
nual convention today. On the official
program of the convention the execu
tive committee of the association for
mally announced that the co-operative
committee had no connection whatever
with the association and was practio
ing a fraud when it used the namp of
the organization on its letterheads. This
announcement was followed by a cir
cular bearing the signature of Walter
R. Ansell, chairman of the committee,
declaring the minutes of the 1903 meet*
ing were tampered with and thit an
injustice had been done by persons in
the association opposed to the co-oper
ative plan.
Officers of the association denounce
the charge in the circular as false. They
declare that Mr. Ansel! represents only
a meager minority of the members and
is seeking to prostitute the associa
tion's fraternal and social principles
for commercial gain. They say he
would turn it into a purely business
organization and its purpose would be
shattered by his plan.
Mr. Ansell declares his committee
was appointed in regular form and that
no action toward severing it from the
association was taken. He declares the
persons whom he charges with making
T,he substitution in the minutes of the
1903 meeting are unscrupulous and de
nies his plan would wreck the society.
The subject came to the attention of
Sells More of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy than of All Others
Put Together.
The following letter from a locality
where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
well known shows by the unprecedented
demand for it that the medicine sells
on its own merit. Mr. Thomas George
merchant at Mt. Elgin, Ontario, says:
I have had the local agency for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy ever since it
was introduced into Canada, and I sell
as much of it as I do of all other lines
have on my shelves put together. Of
the many dozens sold under guarantee,
I have not had one bottle returned. I
can personally recommend ^this medi
cine, as I have used it myself and given
it to my children and always with the
best results. 4|
*0tmm
Thursday Evening TO^ December
Opportunities Occur Every Day on The Journal Want Pages
Farm Lands.
Continued.
FOR SALE5 TO 20-ACRE FINE GARDEN
tratts, near city limits cheap will double in
lalue in few years. McQuade & McQuade, 711
Phoenix block.
$1,60040 ACRES, OSSEO, HALF MILE FROM
postoffice, fine land, covered with hardwood
timbei, 12 miles to Minneapolis, spanking good
road Hobait
YOUR CHOICE FARM OR CITY PROPERTY
also good stock of merchandise will invoice
about $10,000. 0. D. Sell, Real Estate, Mayer,
Minn.
FOR RENTTWENTY-THREE ACRES, NEAR
City limltb., for rent, to good tenant for par
ticulars, see Heimaun, 410 Phoenix building.
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONON DEO. 19.
Profitable homes. Fiesno vineyards itrigated
lands. F. L. Thresher,_91o N. Y. Life.
CALIFORNIA HOMESEEXERS' GUIDE FREE.
Send today great opportunities. Shepberd
Teague Co 1123 st, Fresno, Cal.
160 IN OLIVER COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA,
at $10, this Is a choice quarter, teims easy.
A. O. Chittenden, Marshall, Minn.
240 ACRES .WILD LAND NEAR CITY, ONE
third fine tamarack, one-third meadow. M.
R. Waters, Phqenixbldg.
I CAN S_LL YOUR FABai, SEND DESCRIP
tion. C. t*. Shepard, Bank of Commerce bldg.
^REALJHSTAT^^
TEN-ROOM HOUSE AND BARN ON 10th AV
near S7th st, modern, open plumbing, hard
wood hnibh, one year old will trade for small
farm or acies piice $5,000.
Light-room house and two lots, 28th st
near Cedar, modem e_cept heat will trade
for land or faun, store or lots, price $3,500.
Ten-ioom house, 9th av S near Franklin av,
modern except heat, price $6,500 will trade
foi land or anything "I can use going to
leave town.
Cement block factory and three lots, with
eand, to hade for land price $3,000.
Boston Land Co
406 Boston Block.
$2,500IMPROVED FARM, 160 ACRES, HUB
bard, one mile to good town, for house and
lot. What have you?
$8,000Finest 820 acres clear, in Becker county,
Minn., close to county seat, for improved city
pioperty.
$12,000Clear, one of the finest improved farms
in Wright county, for good home.
$1,250Clear, 10 acres, close to Excelsior want
city property, can match any size deal and
pay cash difference.
Paul Beuhler, 456 Temple Court.
I HAVE THE FOLLOWING LANDS I WISH
to trade for good houses in Minneapolis oi
good running stocks of merchandise: 120 acres
near Randall, Moirison county 600 acres near
Backus, Cass county 159 acies near Lake Ben
ton, Lincoln county, all_ in Minnesota. These
lands are clear, inipiofed and choice farms.
I own these and jou have no agent's commis
sion to pay
J. S. Morrison, Phoenix Building.
$60,000, SOLID BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK, SIX
stores, 20 flats, big renter, large corner lot.
It5, paved street all paid for will exchange
foi farms or merchandise. What have jou.'
__Paul Beuhler, 456 Temple Court.
TO EXCHANGEGOOD FARM LANDS" FOR
stock of furniture In writing give location,
amount of invoice and business being done.
Address C. E. Stevens,"430 Temple Court, Mln
neapolis, Minn.
TO EXCHANGE FOR O-IY PROPERTY, 106-
acre farm in Todd cotfnty, 100-acre. Otter Tail
county 900 in Mai shall county 150 near Lake
Han let. McQ ade fc "McQuade, 711 Phoenix
block.
FOR EXCHANGE2,500 ACRES OF CLEAR,
wild land, within twenty miles of the city of
Winnipeg, Man. Want a-stock of merchandise.
H. O. Webb, Owner, Box 1SS, Winnipeg. Man.
MODERN, HARDWOOD FINISHED
eight-room house two lots, near cars, good
neighborhood, might take lot, farm or land
for $4,000 equity Rait, Bank of Commerce.
160 ACRES OF THE BEST BLACK LOAM IN
Manitoba, cheap at $2,000, will sell pr ex
change $600 equity, for anything of equal
value Address 229fr, Journal
6,000 EQUTTY IN IMPROVED WHEAT AND
stock farm will exchange for equity in all
modern residence. H, B. Willis & Co, 483
Andrus building
360-ACRE FARM, WRIGHT COUNTY, VALUE
$18,000 want clear Home, St. Paul or Minne
apolis. We are headquarters fox 'exchanges'.
P. Hobart.
$8,000 CA_H AND 160 CLEAR FARM LAND,
Stearns county, exchange for good modern, res
idence. Phoenix Land Co, New York Life.
A FINE HALF SECTION- LAND FOUR MILES
from Forman, N. D., to exchange for stock
of hardware. 2609, Journal.
WANTEDSTO EXCHANGE MY FARM FOR A
.good grocery store in Minneapolis. Address
2652, Journal.
i$300 COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH OUTFIT WILL
be exchanged for real estate. 809 Phoenix
building
I CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY.
Shepard. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
O. 0
the association when the period for the
election of officers was reached late
this afternoon. Representatives of poth
factions were out in force, and prepared
to stand by what they deemed their
rights.
It was voted unanimously by the bee
keepers to invite the national associa
tion to hold its annual convention in
either Minneapolis or St. Paul next
summer. The low rate of 1 cent a mile
for the Grand Armv encampment, it is
thought, will be sufficient to induce the
national officers ta choose Minneapolis.
The national association has a member
,ship of 3,000, and the delegates would
number several hundred.
Several highly interesting and in
structive addresses were delivered dur
ing the day. The beekeepers are liberal
with their time for discussions, and
much valuable information "was ac
quired by the members by questioning
and discussion following each address
and paper.
MORE BLIGHT TALK
Horticulturists Seek Some Infallible
Remedy, but in Vain.
Blight was again discussed in the
convention of the Minnesota State Hor
ticultural society today. Hours were
spent in the deliverance of opinions,
but scant results [were attained. Scarce
ly a member of the society has been
tree from the plague. Each told of the
efforts he had put forth to check the
disease, but none had successfully driv
en it from his orchard.
A free parliament hour and-question
box, led by T. T. Bacheller of Minne
apolis was held this morning. The cal
endar program for May and Jnne, one
of the most interesting periods or the
convention, followed. E. A. Farmer of
Minneapolis, Walter Yahnke of Winona,
Nils Anderson of Lake City, C. W. Mer
ritt of Winona, J. V. Bailey of New
port. A. A. Bost of Excelsior, Mrs. F.
H. Gibbs of St. Anthony Park and M.
J. De Wolf of Letcher, S. D., were
scheduled for reports.
This afternoon the committee on seed
ling fruits reported, thru Wyman El
liot, the chairrriari. Be^ca-se of the great
effort being made t^a,ttain the ideal of
seedling fruit, tbts^eport was received
with profound interest. The report of
the committee on awards for seedling
apples followed.
The Minnesota State Forestry asso
ciation met in joint? session with the
horticulturists at 3 p.m.
President Clarence "Wedge is still ill
at his home in Albert Lea and Professor
S. B. Green again presided.
Tonight at the Y. W. 0. A. building
will be held the an"n_al banquet of the
horticulturists. This has always been
the "big feature of'the annual conven
tions and this year the committee has
endeavored to make the supper the most
sumptuous and entertaining in the his
tory of the organization.
The concluding sessions will be held
tomorrow morning. 4A free parliament
hour will open the meeting and then will
follow several pap'eTs on the general
subject of storing and marketing the
products of orchard and garden, which
is one of the most important to horti
culturists.
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.^"Love at First Sight"We do not
claim tt be an authority on the tender
passion,'' but we do know that all men
fall in love with Pickwick Rye at first
taste,*,*}
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^JflglggTONKA^PROPERTY_
FIVE ACRES HALF MILE FROM TROLLEY
line, Lake Mlnnetonka and Excelsior, good
house, barn and chickenhouse, on nice small
lake, consldeiable fruit, location the best,
only $2,500, 180 feet of finest shore on Mln
netonka, eight-room modern house, completely
furnished, at railway station, only $3,200.
Free catalogue of all varieties of Mlnnetonka
property. A. S. Apgar, Excelsior, Lake Mln
netonka, Minn.
WE HAVE THREE DIFFERENT ELEGANT
Lake Mlnnetonka properties for sale on Crystal
Bay, one eight-acie property at Markville, one
one-acre property with small cottage, near
Interiacben. For terms apply to No.tenb.ra
& Hartman, 331-332 Andrus building. T. C.
phone 3364.
Les work for I 20th Good for the
you less CENTURY buyer or seller
worry, too. PLAN. of real estate.
Property bought and sold listed for sale on
your own terms when others fail to sell try
my 20th century plan. Special work. Is sure
to win. A. Walter*, N. Y. Life building.
WE WANT HOUSE AND LOT, $1,200 TO $1,500,
or vacant lots, in exchange for prosperous gro
ceiy and meat business would pay small bal
ance in cash. Lewis & Co 525 Boston block.
FOR CLIENT, GENUINE BARGAIN IN HOUSE
or duplex house for investment prefer to deal
with owners. B. J. Clorsh, 511 Vhoenlx.
WANT SMALL HOUSE FOR INVESTMENT
one that will rent well and good location. De
scribe fully. Write 302 Phoenix bldg.
WANTEDHOUSES AND LOTS FROM $1,600
to $3,000 no mmisslon charged. McQuade
& McQuade. 711 Phoenix block.
MOVING
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE 00. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving, storing, pack
ing and shipping Household _oous, call and in
spect our rew storage and transfer plant at
4th av S and Lake st, the largest in the west
the finest anywhere, embracing stables, wagon
shops and fireproof storage warehouse, with
every accessory and convenience. Visitors al
ways welcome. Warehouse office, 400 E Lake
st. Main office, 46 S 3d st. Both phones.
CUT FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific
coast terminals and tributary points. The only
concern in the noithwest doing enough busi
ness In this line to afford prompt and reli
able servico or indeed any kind of service to
many poinhi. Don't experiment with doubt
ful propositions, but bring your business to the
concern which can handle it properly. The
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 46 3 3d st.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor
ing household goods expert furniture packers
satisfaction assured car rates to Pacific coast
and ether points can save you moqpy do
not be deceived by other advertisers we can
and will do what we agree regarding cat
rates. Write or call. Safes and heavy machin
ery moved by experts,. 1225th st S. Both phones.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE EX
pert packers for storage or shipment, large and
commodious vans for moving. Office 200 Nicol
let, both phones 120J. Residence T. C. 13824.
FLOUR CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Moving and packing tr specialty. Office 217
5th" st S. Both phones 648.
STORAGK
THE BOYD TRANSFER STORAGE 00. HAS
unequaled facilities for paeking, moving, storing
and shipping household goous. tall and in
spect our new plant at 4th av S and Lake st,
the largest in the westthe finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and fireproof
storage warehouse, with every accessory and
convenience. Visitors always welcome. Ware
house office, 400 E Lake Main office, 46 S
8d st. Both phones.
CUT FREIGHT BATES 0~N HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific
coast terminals and tributary points. Best
of service and lowest possible rates Write
or call on the Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.,
46 S 3d st. Both phones.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. _as best facilities for handling and stor
ing household goods expert furniture packers
satisfaction assured cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specialty. 122 5th st S.
Both phones.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol
let. Both phoneB 1208. Res, phong, T. C. 13324.
B_NZ~BR0S., TRANSFER AND STORAGE
finest vans and warerooms goods moved by
experienced men. 112 5th st N. Both tela.,
952.
FIREPROOF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms packing and shipping. 106 1st av N.
STnBAMSraPS^
CHRISTMAS EXCURSION TO EUROPE VERY
low rates best accommodations, information
from H. E. Lidman. agent Canadian Pacific
Steamship Lines. 15 3d st S. Minneapolis.
STOVE REPAIRS
Rl!$AJ_iS^O^"___n_0
era Stove Repair Co.. 812 Hennepin.
TONE DOWN RED LIGHTS
HOME,PROTECTION LEAGUE MAY
SOON TAKE UP ANOTHER LINE
OP WORK.
The social evil will be the next thing
to receive the attention of the Home
Protection league. Rev. J. M. Cleary,
president, said todav that the league
had not been left without work to do
by the closing of the Sunday saloon,
but would not make any stir at present,
as it did not wish to be too frequently
before the public. Future efforts will
be directed toward securing certain re
forms in the red. light district.
"We do not hope to abolish the evil
altogether, but hope to place it farther
in the background," said Father
Cleary. "Personally the thing I most
object to is the conspicuous and sug
gestive names and numbers displayed
by these places.
"The illuminated numbers in the
vestibules of the Eleventh avenue S
resorts are plainly visible from the
Washington avenue cars and are an
unnecessary evil. They are very sug
gestive and lower the moral tone of the
entire community. If we must have
this traffic, we can at least see that it
is not flaunted in the face of the public
to plant evil suggestions in the minds
of people who otherwise would not come
within its influence.
"Another thing I hope to see done
is the forcing of all persons connected
with these places into the resorts them
selves. At present the servants and
retainers of the houses do not live in
them, but lodge in places near by. The
moral tone of these hangers-on is neces
sarily lax, and they spread the influ
ence of the places outside their doors."
MEDIUMS FONDER ON
PAUL JONES' WRITING
Scientific interest is beginning to at
tach to the unaccountable signature of
John Paul Jones on th.e West hotel reg
ister. Clerks Perry and Conry have
been importuned to display the famous
handwriting so much that they# are be
ginning to wish that the American ad
miral had remained in seclusion in an
old Paris burying ground.
The appearance of the handwriting
on the register is just as far from be
ing explained as it was Saturday night,
when it was first discovered by Mr.
Perry. It is believed by some that the
mystery can be explained only by spirit
ism, and certain spiritualists have de
termined to sift out the facts in the
case and see what solution can be ar
Tived at.
Meanwhile the register is being well
thumbed and all sorts of explanations
are being advanced by the guests who
ask to see the handwriting of the fa
mous terror of the seas of revolution
ary times as they inscribe their own
names in a book which promises to be
come historic.
4fe glow wWon come* tnm n**d wot* Isn't
altfkys to be fwo _ Hu eloth** ,ot tto* man
wh& nas the genuine stamp ot genius on hr
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LOSTA PACKAGE OF FAMILY PICTURES,
marked M. L. Keller, this side up Saturday
evening after 5:30 m.. between union depot
and 1812 Hawthorn av finder will leave at 237
Hennepin av, Minneapolis Omnibus & Carriage
Co., for rewaid. F. E. Mattlson.
LOSTTUESDAY MORNING. DEO. 6. LADY'S
gold watch, between Harvard Chambers and
Browning, Ring & Co.'s, by way of 10th st
and Nicollet av will finder kindly return to
office of Brownug, King & Co., and receive
reward.
LOSTGOLD CHAIN AND LOCKET HAS
raised flowers on one side, monogtam M. S. B.
en the backf contains gentleman's plctuie. Re
turn to 1819 Elliot av. flat 1, and receive re
ward.
FOUNDA PLACE TO HAVE YOUR TRUNK
repaired or exchanged for new one, 14 Wash
ington av N. Bijou Trunk Factory. William
Lorenz. Both phones.
LOSTMY MALE SCOTCH COLLIE DOG,
color sable with full white markings reward
for return Biace, 2517 Colfax av S. Tele
phone South 80
LOSTBUNCH OF KEYS AT OR NEAR POST
office. Iteturn to P. O. Box 812 and receive
reward. One long, flat? handmade store door
key in bunch.
LOST, STRAYED OR.STOLENAN ENGLISH
pointer pup, about 6 months old, white with
brown spots. Return for reward to 2004
Grand av
LOSTLADY'S GOLD WATCH. WILL FIND
er please return to Miss Bandy, 28 Washing
ton av S, fourth floor, or 715 Bradford av, for
reward
LOSTA BROWN FUR NECKPIECE. BE
tween 315 and 319 Washington av SD return
to 319 Washington av SE, for reward.
LOSTSTICK PIN IN SHAPE OF CTRESCENT
set with stall pearls. Tinder please phone
South 1078 LI for reward.
LOSTBILLS, TOGETHER OR SEPARATE, BE
tween Powers' and 6th st on 1st av S. Re
turn to Journal for reward.
LOSTGOLD FRAME GLASSES IN E. D.
Best Co. case. Return to 204 Corn Exchange
for reward.
FOUNDON ALDRICH AV. A POCKETBOOK
containing money. Call at 2818 Lyndale av S.
FOUNDLADY'S POCKETBOOK. CALL ON J.
W. Healey, American Express Co..
STORM SASH AND CARPEN-
TER WORK
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STORM SASH IN STOCK
0 0 0 0
In all sizes and large quantities.
Our prices are right.
Both phones 96.
City Sash and Door Co..
4th St. Opposite Courthouse,
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SEND THEM TO US
if yon want to ha7e your gaiments and house
hold goods well cleaned or dyed. We cater
to both city and country. Send for our prices
which are the very lowest, while onr work is
the best and our establishment is the oldest,
largest, best and m-s reliable in the north
west. Twin City Dyt Works, 816 Nicollet av.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin s-g Both phones.
^JgOTNGJNVESTWffigTS^^
WE ARE OFFERING BONANZA QUEEN, 28c
Copper Butte, 75c, North American, 10c.
Crandall, Pierce & Co., 416 Guaranty bldg.
Both phones.
WRITE CONCERNING MINING STOCKS IN
formaticn free, 31 years' experience, stocks
exchanged. W. McDonald. 802 Andrus.Mpls.
FURRIERS
FUR REMODELING, REPAIRING AND RE.
dyehu. one month at summer prices.
Morris Fur Co 79 10th st S. Main 3454
ALL KINDS OF FURS AT REASONABLE
prices, furs remodeled, repaired and redyed.
Mrs. Rohann. furrier, 1004 Nicollet av.
mSTRUCTION
CLASSES OPEN DEC. 12 AND 15 AT RAY-PARTICULAR
mond ^tental,, Institute, evening, 8 o'clock,
practical scientific study of mental thera
peutics one month's instruction, $5. No. 4
Webb Block entrance 10 3d st S.
LANTERN SLIDES, BROMIDE ENLARGE
ments, printing and developing for amateurs
best work, right prices. Miss Margaret Sher
idan, 908 Northwestern building. Twin City
phone 1981.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PERMA
nently removed by electricity. Miss Holhster,
77-76 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
BASKETBALL NOW ON
TWELVE CAinHDATES FOR 1906
TEAM REPORT FOR PRACTICE
AND GO THRU PACES.
The basketball season? of the state
university opened yesterday afternoon,
when the candidates for the 1906 team
reported to Captain McRae for the first
practice of the year. Only twelve men
announced their intention of trying for
places on* the team, but it is expected
that before the week is over the squad
will number at least thirty.
The men who reported for practice
were: McRae, Brown, Deering, Greaves,
Uzzell, Woodrick, McHugh, Muir, Louis
Larson, J. 0. Larson, Clarke, Critchfield
and Campbell. Hugh Leach, one of the
best of former varsity players and as
sistant manager of athletics at the uni
versity, took charge of the squad and
put the men thru a light practice in
passing the ball anti throwing baskets.
The basketball season this year will
be one of the most interesting in the
history of the game at Minnesota. For
the first time in the development of the
sport in the west a western collegiate
basketball association has been formed
and six members of the big nitie will
contest for the western championship.
In the past, Minnesota has always had
one of the strongest teams in the coun
try, and altho the members of the team
this year must be recruited largely from
men new at the game, the gopher team
should finish the season* with a credita
ble record.
At the next meeting of the board of
control the basketball enthusiasts will
ask that a regular coach be engaged
by the board to take charge ox the
squad, and it is probable that Hugh
Leech will be chosen' as instructor for
the 1906. team.
Copies of the Michigan Daily, the
official undergraduate publication at
the University of Michigan, giving an
account of the Chicago game, have been
received at the university, and the
gopher undergraduates are finding a
great deal of consolation in reading the
wolverine account.
In the story of the game, as published
in the Michigan, Daily, Umpire Rine
hart, who ruled Tackle Curtis out of the
play at the very start of the game, is
accused of partiality, and the state
ment is made that he- will never of
ficiate at another game in which Michi
gan is a participant. The publication
further states that no attempt was made
by Curtis to put Eokersall out of the
play.
ALCAZAR BEAUTIES NEXT.
Following the Dreamland Burlesquers at the
Dewey theater this week come the Alcazar
Beauties, a company- of thirty-five people a
little above the average in the burlesque and
vaudeville line. From New York-to St. Paul,
where the company Is now playing a successful
week's engagement, both press and public have
pronounced the Alcazar Beauties a topnotcher.
SpecialtExcursionssto
California.
The nex excursion under the man-
agement of- Mr. JL J. Cobbi the popu
lar Exeursion Agent, will leave Minne
apolis on Tuesday, Dec. *2 and 19.
OnlvSiAdays, Minneapolis to Los An-
SpW&r} Write "fo* our folder,"Across
Continent in *a'Tourist Car." H.J
ibb| 322 Nicollet av, Mina$polis,
JP1MISONAL
PHILMONIC CLUBDANCES EVERY SATUR
day evening, McElroy's halls, 8th and Nicol
let, will open a series of dancing contests for
a silver cup and championship of the north
west next Saturday. Potter's full orchestra
admission 25c, ladles free.
LADIhS AND GENTLEMEN CUT THIS OUT
Hair fob chains for gentlemen out of lady's
own hair for Christmas presents hair switches
on special sale wigs and French toupees for
gentlemen mail orders filled. Braid's Hair
Bazaar, 409 Nicollet.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED AND PACKED
for shipment or storage by thoroughly experi
enced men. New fireproof storage warehouse
with separate compartments and locked rooms.
The Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., main office,
46 S 3d st.
VITAL SCIENCE.
The most effective treatment for all dis
eases. Call for consultation, or write for new
book. Gates Institute and Sanatorium, 1322
Hennepin av.
FINCH'S CLASSES AT MASONIC TEMPLE
Friday evenings instructions, 7:30 to 8:45
ten lessons, ladies. $2 gentlemen $3 infor
mals included, ladies $3, gentlemen $5. See
society page.
THE DRINK HABIT
Cured permanently, no matter how bad tha
case, no drugs does not take you away from
work or business. Investigate. Address 2700.
Journal.
RAYMOND MENTAL INSTITUTE ROOM8, SUN
day evening, Dec. 10 lecture, "Intellect and
Will Power." All are welcome. No. 4 Webb
Block, entrance, 10 3d st S.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND THURSDAY
evenings, with social following, buck and wing
and private by appointment. Holcomb's Acad
emy, 43 4th st S, third floor.
ANNA M. GRISWOLD, 207 MEDICAL BLOCK,
superfluous hair, moles, warts removed by
electricity corns extracted inverted nails and
bunions treated.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, RED NOSE, MOLES,
permanently removed without pain or scar.
Lillian Simmons, Electro Dermatologist, 618
Medical block.
CORNS -XTRACTED, 85o INVERTED KAILS
and bunions treated. Dr. Collier. 315 Nle. av.
HOSPITAL FOR LADIES.
C. 5582.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCYPROMPT? "I
service, unequaled facilities, reasonable rate
Reference, police headauartera. 210 Kuote
block N. W. nhone.
MACHINERY
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chinery large stock of second-hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 3d st S. Mpls.
THEATRICAL COSTUMES.
WE FURNISH THEATRICAL AND MASQUE
rade costumes at reasonable prices. Catalogue
free. Smith Costume Co.. 33 7th at 8.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF PHELPS-
RICHARDSON REALTY COMPANY.
We, the undersigned, for the purpose of or
ganizing a corporation under and in accordance
With the provisions of Title Two (2), Chapter
Thirty-four (34), of the General Statutes of
Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-four (1894), of the
State of Minnesota and the laws amendatory
thereof, hereby associate ourselves together and
do adopt the following Articles of Incorporation.
ARTICLE I.
The name of this Corporation shall be'Phelps
Richardson Realty Company, and the general .na-
ture of its business s,hall be to buy, own, hold,
improve, sell and deal in lands to lease the
same, collect the rents arising therefrom and
to do all such other acts as are Incidental
thereto and the principal place of transacting
said business shall be in Minneapolis, Minne
sota.
ARTICLE II.
The time of the commencement of business by
this Corporation shall be the twelfth day of De
cember, A, D. 1905. and the period of the con
tinuance of this Cornoration shall be thirty
X30) years.
ARTICLE III.
The amount of the capital stock of thfa Oor
poration shall be the sum of Two Hundred
Thousaild (?200.000.00) Dollars, which shall b
paid in at such times and in such manner as
the Board of Directors shall require, and may
be paid in property.
ARTICLE IV.
The highest amount of indebtedness or liabil
ity to which this Corporation shall at any time
be subject shall be the sum of One Hundred
Thousand ($100,000 00) Dollars.
ARTICLE V.
The names and places of residence of the per
sons forming this association for incorporation
are Edmund J. Phelps. Lonlsa A. Phelps and
Matilda R. Hahn, all residing In Minneapolis.
Minnesota.
ARTICI*E VI.
The government of this Corporation and ths
management of its affairs shall be vested in a
Board of Directors consisting of three (3)
persons from whom shall be selected a Presi
dent, Secretary and Treasurer. Any two of
said offices may be held by the same person.
The Directors shall be elected at an annual
meeting to be held on the first Tuesday in
January in each year, and if for any reason
such meeting cannot then be held, it may bs
held thereafter at such time as the By-Laws
may designate, and immediately after snch
election the Board of Directors shaU select from
their number the officers above named. Edmund
3. Phelps, Louisa A. Phelps and Matilda R.
Hahn shaU constitute the first Board of Direc
tors, and shall hold office until their success
ors aie elected. Edmund J. Phelps shall bs
President and Treasurer, and Lonlsa A. Phelps
secretary, until their successors are elected,
and the Board of Directors shall have the power
to adopt By-Laws for their government.
ARTICLE VII
The capital stock of this Corporation shall
consist of Two Thousand (2,000) shares of On*
Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each.
In witness whereof, we hereunto set our
hands and seals this 5th day of December, A. D.
1805.
EDMUND J. PHBLPS, (Seal)
LOUISA A. PHELPS. (Seal*
MATILDA R. HAHN. (Seal)
In presence of:
H. W. Young. -0^
James 1. Best.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Hennepinas. v^.%^?
Before me, a Notary Public in and for Henne
pin county, Minnesota, personally appeared Ed
mund J. Phelps, Louisa A. Phelps and Matilda
R. Hahn. each of whom acknowledged the exe
cution of the above Articles of Incorporatlea
thfs 5th day of December. A. D. 1905.
[Notarial Seal.] HOWELL W. YOUNG.
Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minnesota.
STATE OP MINNESOTA.
Department of State.
I hereby certify that the within instrument
was filed for record In this office on the 6th
day of December, A. D. 1905. at 11 o'elock &.m
and was duly recorded In Book K3 of Incot
porations on page P. E. HANSON.
-t- Secretary of State.
OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS.
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1960 CLINTON AT.
MEDICAL
DRUGLESS HEALING BY PSYCHI0 METH
od_ at the Raymond Mental Institute. People
suffering from all kinds of diseases and those
addicted to bad habits of any kind, adults or
children, are treated by Therapeutic Suggestion
without medicine. Open evenings and Sunday.
14 Webb block. Entrance, 10 3d st S.
THE BEST TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM,
liver, kidney and stomach diseases is to take
scientific massage treatment and suggestive
therapeutics, given by Dr Gurli Gnmmerson,
graduate in Sweden. Office, Auditorium build
ing, room 330. T. 3395.
AUTOMOBILES & BICYCLES
FOR SALEPACKARD 1905, SLUE ENTRANCE,
foui cylinder, extension top, acetylene lamps,
new tires, in fine condition, if sold at once,
$3,100, a bargain. Address Packard, 2420,
Journal.
WOULD YOU~BE INTERESTED IN A 1906
White ftenmer, 1'bsolutely new, if yon could
save 5200'' Let me talk it over with you.
Address 2396. Journal.
AUCTIONSMjES^
AUCTIONTHE MOST STUPENDOUS SALE OF
up-to-date furniture, rugs, carpets, draperies,
stoves, china, etc., etc., is now going on at the
North Star House Furnishing Co. store, 434
and 436 Wabash st, St. Paul. I am closing oat
the entire stock. Inventory value over $90,-
000. Minneapolis deUverles made every other
day. Bales daily 10 a m. and 2 p.m. sharp.
Hibert Bovvn. auctioneer.
^_^PATENTATTORinBy^_ WILLLAMsW'&TiERCHAifTT^AT-lIT"^^
yers and solicitors main office 925-933 Guar
anty building. Minneapolis, Minn. 52 McGiU
buUding Washington. D.
CARPET^I^AiraGUJU^Bgro,
PEOPLE, SEND YOUR CAB
pets, rugs to the Mpls. Carpet Cleaning it Bus
Factory, 112 4th st N. Main 3227 T. C. 9&S.
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State of MinnesotaCounty of Hennepin.
I hereby -certify that the within Instrument
was filed for record in this office on the 6t_
day of December, A. D. 1905. at 10 o'clock a.m..
and was duly recorded in Book of
page GEO. C. MERRILL.
Register of Deeds.
By O. H. Hand,
Sepcjjr fteJ0** c Deeds,