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Unfurnished Houses.
MODERN TEN-BOOK HOUSE, 687 lath AV BE
new nine-rcom house, 2818 Janies av N nine
room house with barn. 3314 Park av. reduced
rent until May 1. Bowler. 30 Loan' & Trust.
1 0 LETMODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, NO.
8250 Pleasant av in perfect repair dainty and
homelike a snap at $85. Apply to the Boyd
Transfer Co., 46 3d at S.
TOR RENTA STRICTLY MODERN FIRST.
floor duplex brick house, 9 rooms, grounds and
auto shed. 2506 3d aT S.
I OR RENT6-ROOM HOUSE. CITY WATER
$12 per month 2123 Irving' av N. Pllgram,
515 Temple Court.
FOR RENTSECOND AND THIRD FLOOR OF
lodging house, 224 Washington av S. Key
downstairs.
CHADBOURN & BRADEN, 17 4th ST S, HAVE
flats and houses, $10 to $45.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. 1116 ad A S. W
house. 13.07 3d av S. $12.
MINE-BOOM HOUSE, 4888 Lyndale AV S, |ld.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. 818 9th ST B. $15.
Furnished Houses.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY A COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1006. The
house Is located in one of the most desirable
residence sections of the city and within easy
walking distance of the business portion re
sponsible pai-tias only need apply. 3613, Jour
nal.
FURNISHED EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, NEAR
Lake Calhoun, modern, not-water heat, for
two or three months. Address 5022, Journal.
FOR BENTA FURNI8HED MODERN "HOUS ET
for three months, at $10 a month. N. W.
telephone South 1030 L.
Unfurnished Flats.
TO LETELEGANT 10 ROOMS, SOUTHEAST,
coiner, first floor, thoroughly modern steam
hen ted flnt newly decornted throughout par
quet floors Lincoln Cov.rt. 914 E 10th at.
Edwards, 803 Guaranty building.
e'.' TO LETBEAUTIFUL NINE-ROOM, SOUTH
i east corner, llrste floor, steani-lieuted9tflat
qnc floors. Th Penbroke, 1728 avpar
Edwards, 803 Guaranty buildlnsr.
S
WILL SUBLET NEW MODERN FLAT, FIVE
rooms and bath, hardwood floors and finish,
reasonable rent 34th st and Columbus a v.
Telephone, N. W. South 726 T. 5189.
FOUR-ROOM FLAT, FIRST FLOOR ALL MOD
ern except heat facing Lorlng Park: will
rent very cheas for the whiter. George
Dredge. 433 Andrus building.
FIRST FLOOR, FIVE CONNECTING UNFUR
nlshed rooms also two en suite for housekeep
ing modern except heat business district. In
quire 717 1st av N.
NEW FIVE-ROOM FLAT, FINE LOCATION,
large yard cheap for winter months com
mission to agents. 1433 W Lake st. Telephone
.South 1327-L2.
ARCOLAFOUR-ROOM FLTT7
EASY~WALK
ing distance. 2d av S and 12th st, at a
bargain. Walter S. Chase. 507 Bank of
Commerce.^
SEVEN" ROOMS, PLENTY HEAT ANTTLIGHT",
all modern conveniences four closets excep
tionally low rent. See janitor, 815 E 18th st.
MODERN, STEAM-HEATED, 6-R00M~FLAT,
newly decorated. 115 12th st N, five blocks
from Dayton's. See janitor or call T. C. 585.
FOR RENTSUNNY SECOND FLOOR 7-R00M
flat, steam heat, 1502 3d av S. W P. Mealey.
413 Bank of Commerce.
TO LET. EIGHT-ROOM UPPER FLAT IN Du
plex bouse modern in every wav. 810 6th
st SJ3,
FINEST 4 AND 6-ROOM STEAM-HEATED
flats In city. Inquire 1 E 17th. cor. Nicollet.
FOUR-ROOM WARM SUNNY FLAT. CORNER
Lake and Grand av partly modern.
Furnished Flats.
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ONE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
flat on, Lowry Hill, rent cheap. N. W.
phone South 1769. or Thorpe Bros.
NICELY FURNISHED 4-R00M FLAT. MODERN
except heat also single front room. Kent very
cheap for winter. 1406 1st av S.
Furnished Rooms.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, COMPLETELY
furnished for light houscekceplng, wet sink,
porcelain bath, electric lights, free phone,
spring water also other bedrooms near the
public library. Inquire at 1025 Hennepin av.
FOR RENTFOUR SEPARATE ROOMS. TWO
on first floor, furnished complete for house
keeping well, cistern, stormsash, warmest
built house block to car price $10. 909 14th
av N. Tel. S39.
HOTEL ROOSEVELT IS THE PLACE TO GET
fine steam-heated rooms bath, gas, telephone
don't fail to see them $2 per week up. 20 6th
st S, between Nicollet and Hennepin.
PARLOR AND 2d PARLOR ALSO OTHER
rooms, at very reasonable rent all modern
with bath gas, heat and telephone. 516 8th
st S. Tel. 808 T. C.
FOR RENTNEATLY FURNISHED ROOM IN
modern flat, with private family steam heat,
bath, walking distance reasonable. 417
14th st. first floor.
LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOM I N MOD
ern, steam-heated flat walking distance pri
vate family references exchanged. 1221 Hen
nepin av. flat 2.
LARGE, SUNNY, NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room, steam heat, modern house: convenient
to good board telephone. 1844 1st av S.
RICHMOND HOTELHAS A FEW NICELY
furnished and steam heated rooms, with or
without table board, at reasonable prices.
TO LETTWO NICELY FURNISHED BED
roorcs also two rooms for light housekeeping
no children. Call 614 4th av S.
SMALL WARM ROOM, $6 PE MONTH. FOR
gentleman also larrer room house modern.
T. O. telephone. 224 8th st S.
ONE SMALL SLEEPING ROOM, MODERN
walking distance $7 per month. 929 Nicol
let av.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
aloove steam heat private family. 1313 5th
av S.
FURNISHED ROOM IN A MODERN HOUSE,
upstairs private family. 1520 Nicollet.
Unfurnished Rooms.
SUNNY 5-R00M FLAT, MODERN EXCEPT
heat newly decorated new hardwood floors
new steel range new porcelain bath on Nic
ollet, near 18th. 423 Medical block.
FLEAS ANT. STEAM-HEATED ROOMS, FUR
nlshed nnd unfi rnlshed. one unfurnished suite
with bath, from Jan. 1 both phones. The
Landour, 820^ Nicollet av.
UNFURNISHED FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS ON
first floor very pleasant, modern walking dis
tance. 822 10th st S.
THREE UPSTAIRS. 623 WASHINGTON AV S,
$6. Three upstairs, 511 6th av N. $6.
TWO, TTPUTAIRS, FOR MEN, $6, 14 CEN
tral av, Wlcollet island. Offices.
THE MOST DESIRABLE ONE. TWO AND
three-room offices in the city vault space and
good safe with every office one small office,
with telephone inquire at room 666. R. M.
Whyte, agent of Bank of Minneapolis bldg.
FOR RENTENTIRE SECOND FLOOR NE W
modern building light offices reasonable rent.
416 3d sv S. Apply to general superintendent
N. W. Tel. Bxcbange Co,
FOR RENTGOOD LIGHT OFFICES I N THE
Eastman block, 412-414 Nicollet av. Apply
J. F. Conklln & Zojne Co., 115 Temple Court.
Stores.
HALF OF STOREROOM AT 222 8d AV B, Op
posite Milwaukee depot.. Cheap rent. Good
place for office or small stock of goods. Call
at above address.
WHOLESALE10,000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR
surface in center best jobbing district. Ad
dress 3554, Journal.
BARBER' SHOP WITH ONE CHAIR 237 10th
av S. $10.
Miscellaneous.
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LAUNDRY FOR RENT.
The old S. & H. laundry, 212 1st av S.
is for rent. We will give tenant use of
machinery and furnish steam heat.
Walter L. Badger,
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WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE RENTED AND CARED FOR.
I can save you money. J. A. Walters. N. Y.
Life Bldg.
EEAL ESTATEjm SALE
Improved.
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THE TRUTH IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR US.
We do buy or build homes on easy pay
ments, end we buy or build them when you
want them.
Monthly payments less^than rent. -"..'-o
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RAILROAD TRACKAGE.
Conner. 198x167 feet to 20-foot alley,
with exclusive railroad trackage also con
venient tovdepots, mills, etc. will sell or
lease terms to suit.
Thorpe Bros., Andrus Bldg.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE IN FINE REPAIR,
well, cistern, cellar, screens, storm sash, city
water, lot fenced, cheap. No. 2415 3d st N.
FOR SALEVERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED
Linden av property 50x160 $7,750 cash.
Gorge C. Store*. 806 Phoenix building.
Unimproved.
THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS REALTY CO.'S
lots at Koochiching Falls on sale. Easy terms.
Call or wirite at once. 120 Temple Court,
Minneapolis.
INFORMATION FREE CANADIAN LANDS.
R. R. Stoner, Canadian government agent, 231
Bostoi block. Minneapolis, Minn.
Farm Lands.
THREE DANDY FARM HOMES IN WISCON
8lnLocated between St. Paul and Duluth. on
the North-Western railway No. 2, 240 acres,
good new two-story house, new stone base
ment barn 40x60. 14-foot posts, for 50 head
of cattle fine spring brook and trout stream
near house all fenced half mile to school
fine clay loam soil price $26 per acre easy
terms. No. 4, 40 acres, with two-story nine
room house, three good barns, splendid well,
all fenced, iy miles to county seat, school 20
rods from the house buildings worth $l,50O
price $1,900, all cash. No. 10, 120 acres, good
house and bam, nearly new 30 acres under
the plow, balance covered with hard maple
timber fine spring brook near farm level
land a l-are bargain price $22 per acre. E.
F. Andrus, Endicott building, St. Paul, Minn.
FARMS FOR SALE IN MISSOURI.
210-acre farm on Meratuec river 70 acres
In cultivation 20 acres in clover, four-room
house, barn, at low price of $15 per acre 120
acres. 90 under fence. 30 in cultivation, fine
spring no house $12.50 per acre.
120 and 160 adjoining farms 100 acres on
each farm in cultivation houses and barn9
level laud 1,500 bearing apple trees on each
place $30 per acre all within four miles of
Cuba, Mo. Send for list,
James A. Greet!. Cuba, Mo.
MICHIGAN FRUIT FARM.
Will sell or exchange, everything com
plete, electric line runs past front door close
to market, near South Haven bargains In
Brown county lands at $10 per acre. Write
for descriptions.
Meyer Land Co., 418-419 Phoenix.
$175 ONLY FOR 40 ACRES IN PINE COUNTY
50 miles north of city good land fine timber
near station, worth $15 an acre, or $600
secure it last time advertised section 8,
town 43, range 17 owner going west wants
the cash his loss your gain. Phone 4150, or
711 T. C.
ooooooooooooooo BEFORE BUYING OR 8ELLING A FARM
or any kind of city property call on
L. A. Howard, 602 Oneida Bldg.
FOR SALEIMPROVED FARM, 480 ACRES,
nearly oil cultivated buildings thereon situ
ated In excellent wheat belt in Manitoba
price $15,000 good terms. Apply James Fos
ter, 395 Redwood av, Winnipeg.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS.
Great bargains in Kansas, Nebraska and Col
orado 10 years' time one-tenth cash.
Dept. O, Land Dept., U. P. R. R. Ob.,
Omaha, Neb.
$1,850160 ACRES, ELLENDALE, 129-64, NEAR
the new'town of Forbes need the money de
scription by first mall have 320 acres at
Oakes for low price for cash. Hobart Land
Co., Phoenix building.
WANTEDA GOOD FARM ABOUT 100 ACBES,
improved suitable for stock feeding con
venient to railway within 50 miles of Mlnne
apolls. Addi ess 5040, Journal.
NORTH DAKOTA SNAPDICKEY COUNTY
quarter, good land, in 130-64, six miles from
station, $1,550. Don't miss it. F. J. Per
cival, 806 Guaranty building.
CANADA LANDSECTION AN QUARTER,
eight miles north of Weyburn on Soo Line
will sell all or part easy terms. P. R. Thtel
man. St. Cloud, Minn.
IMPROVED FARMS ALONG THE FARMERS'
railroad In Ramsey, Towner and Cavalier coun
ties. For Information address Herbert Lewis,
Starkweather, N. D.
146 ACRES OF FINE TIMBER LAND I N
Itasca county, will sell' or exchange for Im
proved land, horses or cattle. Box 87, Black
duck, Minn.
160-AORE UNIMPROVED FARM, CLAY COUN
ty. Minn., to exchange for good farm work
horses. E. H. Stephens, Ortonville, Minn.
FARM FOR SALE, OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
merchandise 120 acres good timber land In
Wisconsin. P. O. box 70, Prentice, Wis.
I CAN SELL YOUR FARM SEND DESCRIP
tlon. C. C. Shepard. Bank of Commerce bldg.
TEN ACRES PRUNE ORCHARD, NEAR PORT
land. Ore. all level splendid land, trees are
In fine bearing condition clear will exchange
for Minneapolis house or lots. 185-acre fine farm
and town site on large lake near cities splen
did buildings exchange for house or lots. 4998,
Journal.
HAVE 80 ACRES OF UNIMPROVED LAND,
three-quarters of mile from Elk River, Minn.,
and from $500 to $1,000 In cash, to trade for
real estate or stock of merchandise. Ad
dress M. Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market,
St. Paul.
GOOD IMPROVED PROPERTY IN SOUTH
part of state, paying good Interest on price
wnnted free and clear and cash for city
property. J. A. Walters, 514 New York Life
building.
TO EXCHANGELAND FOR GENERAL MER
chandise. hardware, furniture, harness or /liv
ery want to get in business. Box 13, Hollo
way, Minn.
80-ACRE OHIO FARM SOUTH OF COLUMBUS
to trade for four-cylinder automobile. Hous
ton, 1014 State av. Kansas City, Kan.
ACRESFARMS, LANDS TO EXCHANGE FOR
city property. Yale Land Co.. 206 S 4th st.
13 Va ACRES ON LAKE MINNETONKA TO EX
change for Minneapolis property. ShepardL
I CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. C. 0,
Shepard. Bank of Commerce Bldg.
IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED CITY PROP
erty must be well located will pay cash
have orders to buy a large bunch give full
descriptions. J. A. Walters, 514 New York
Life buildicg.
LIST YOUR VACANT BUSINE88 PROPERTY
and houses With us. We have or can find
the tenant you want. W. J. WestfaU Co.,
421-423 Kasota Bldg.
WANTEDONE LOT BETWEEN NICOLLET
and Hennepin, inside of 27th st must have an
_alley._Address 2814 Jd av S.
ONE'LOT, BETWEEN NICOLLET AND'HEN
nepin, inside of 27th st must have an alley.
Address 2814 2d av S.
WANT CLEAR IMPROVED FARM FOR STOCK
merchandise, running. Meyer Land Co., Phoe
nix building.
FIVE ACRES ON LAKE HALF MILE FROM
Bxcelslor good buildings fruit $2,500. Six
acres oji lake one itiile from Excelsior, $2,500'
buildings $3,600. 180 feet fine shore on Min
netonka, eight-room all modern furnished
houtse. elegant location, $3,200. One acre in
Excelsior, nlne-rooni house, hardwood finish,
14,000. Large and small farms on and off the
shore, shore and village lots. Catalogue free.
Purchasers get the benefit of my 30 years'
residence here, snd experience in fruit raising.
A. S. Apgar, Excelsior,' Lake Minnetonka,
Minn.
^JTOTINGJNVES^
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800-80* Oneida Bldg.
WRITE CONCERNING MINING STOCKS LN
formation free 31 years' experience stocks
exchanged. W. P. McDonald, 802 Andrus, Mpls.
WILlT"PAYnf8o^6R~STAOTARD~CONSOL
dated mines (Oregon) mining stock. Address
4899, Journal.
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Use Journal Want Adsl ifot^Tnat
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American Rear Estate Investment Loan Co. 0
437-39. Andrus Building.
Minneapolis, Minn.
oooooooooooooooo $5,000 WILL EUY A 3^-STORY SOLID BRICK
business block, in Watertown, S. I).: brown
stow trimming plate glass front full base
ment, sewer, water and stone sidewalk build
ing alone cost $12,000 clear of all incum
brance must sell to close an estate terms,
$2,000 cash, balance one, two, three years, 6
per cent no trade. Smith Bros., 225 Railway
building.
MoNULTY DETECTIVE -AGENCYPROMPT
-service, nnequaled facilities, reasonable rates.
References, police headquarters. 210/ Kasot?
block. N. W. phono,?,
FOR SALEONE
*7Wi^^ Evening,^^4ip*f'^|- THE JVQNNEApOUS JOJJRNAL, V-* December. 29, 1905^. A
ATTEND THE GREAT iEM^ANNUAL
sale* of unclaimed suits at the Hush Tailor
ing Co., 304 1st av S $20 suits go for$10
$25 suits go for $12.50 $30 suits for $15. As
Saturday is the opening day of the sale, you
will have the first pick of the entire seaspn's
accumulation 50c on the dollar.
CLEANING SALE FOR NE W YEARS ON'
all makes of sewing machines good new
Singers, $12 to $25 New Hornet $5 Whiter
$7.50 good White, $6 automatic Wilcox &r-
Gibbs. patent, In new drophead Styles, $27.50.
Fife's, 420 Nicollet. Roekingjrtoll in window.
TWO" H. P. ENGINE. ""$50
one 4 H. P. engine, $125 onfr 14 H. P.
engine, $200, with complete outfits for -In-
stalling in a luunch. All in tlrst-class con
dition. Moore Boat Works, Wayjsata, Minn.
FOR SALE^NEW~AND^SECOND-HAND" Bil
liard and pool tables, bar fixtures of all kinds
easy payments send for catalogue and price
list. The Brunswlck-Balke-Collendei Co., 426
and 428 3d.st S. Minneapolis^ ^_^__
WANTEDYOU TO REM^BlBSR THAT SEW
lnit machine "parts, needles and supplies are
sold for all machines, the'very oldest included.
Wholesale or retail, at Fife's store. Expert
repairing. 420 Nicollet.
MY PRICES ON FURNITURE ARE THE TALK
of the town try me also on_ repair ""work I
want your trade ami wll^ make' prices that will
get it. Paulson, third floor, Kerr's, 701 Nicol
let.
SOME ODD PIECES OF FURNITUR E.
Apply janitor, 909 W Franklin av.
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SACRIFICE SALE LATiiST DROPHEAD SING
er sewing machine only $22.50 Oak White,
$12.50 Singer, $10 White, $4.75 Domestic,
$4.50. Warranted. _Klnier^_710 1st av_S
1906 INCUBATORS AND^BROODERSTHE
Cyphers Incubator Co. 1906 incubators and
brooders now in our showroom. Prior S!ed
Co., 635 3d av S. Call and see them.
PIANOSWE OFFER TH E BEST" VALUES IN
pianos. Call and see us before you buy.
S. W. Raudenbush Co.',
703 Nicollet.
STEEL RANGE WITH HIGH CLOSETS. $80
Stewart steel ranges, $18: heating stoves
cheap gas range, $10. C. Herbert Smith,
42 Hektepin.
HOLIDAY GOODS. IMPORTED JAPANESE
ware, chafing dish outfits, carving sets, stu
dents' lamp, marlcure sets. Wm. Simms, 411
14th av SE.
PIANO FOR RENTUPRIGHT GUNNERSON,
with/tecarf $2 per month. Room 401, 620Va
Nicollet av. Take elevator 4th floor. Phone
M. 2895-L5.
WOOD, DRY, $2.50, $2.75 FACTORY WOOD,
$2.50 coal, $5 and $6.75. Plymouth Lumber
Co., 237 Hennepin. Main 3846 LI T._0. 2807.
FOR SALE2 SUITS AND 2 LADIES'- COATS,
slightly soiled, cost $30 and $25, sell at $7
and $6 each. Call 816 Nicollet ay, second floor.
TYPEWRITERSGET MY NEW~PRICE~LIST
it will pay you all makes shipped anywhere
for inspeetion_: J. B. Ayer, 237 Hennepin.
SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS OF ALL
makes e.t a bargain must be sold. Blickens
derfer Typewriter Co.,_605 Sykes block.
HALL'S SAFES, NEW AND" SECOND-HAND"
largest stock in the ndrthwest. J. J. Deright,
& Co., 318 2d av S. Tel. Main 3121.
"fl
..__ __ &diHi33BS|
RECOMMENDED
TO THE
BECAUSE OF ITS
MATURITY
AND
PURITY
Sold at all first-class cafes and by jobbers.
WM. LANAHAN & SON, Baltimore, Md.
I used Casearets ana feel like anew man. I have
been a snfferer from dyspepsia and sour stomach
I have been taking medi
igs,,
out could find no rein
for the last two.years.
cin and drugs but could find no relief onl
my friends as the only thing for indigestion and
sour stomach and to keep the bowels in good con
dition. They are very nice to oat."
Harry Stuckley, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
for a shorother time. 1 will recommend Casearets tiy
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good.Dotlood,
Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe, 10c, 25c, 50e. Never
sold in,bulk. The genuine tablet Btamped COO
Guaranteed to cure or your money back.
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or N.Y. 599
ANNUALSALLIEN MILLION BOXES
filGHAtWAV5
FRONT-2*r8ACM5S*
COLLAR S
Do you believe In signs In tho past i months
1,312 persons, in but 7, cities, have written us
their appreciation of sterling Collars. I
FELLOWS & CO., TroyCNiYJ
The Original Collar Jttafcefs."
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
Continued
FOR SALEFURNITURE OF NIKE-ROOM
flat, nearly new wljl sell for .$400, account of
leaving city. 1328 1st ay S," flat 2^
FOR SALETHE FURNITURE OF A 9-ROOM
boarding 'house rooms filled with boarders
reasonable price. 1800, 4th ay S,
LAW BOOKS i'OR SALi. CHEAP. ONK. BET
C. Y. 0.
and_others, toeclose
__Qulre_9i)6_Nii
WANTED^-PARTIES LEAVING TH E CITY TO
get our but rates on household goods to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and t/lbutary points.) For the best of service
and the lowest possible rates, write or call on
The Boyd Transfer & Storage^ Co.,_46 S_3d sj.
WANTEDPAIR OF NICELY NICKELED EX
tra hard steel skates either hockey or
rockers must be in good condition size 10^
to 11% will not pay over $1. Inquire at
want ad counter Journal.
CFFIOE AND STORE FIXTURES, ESPECIAL
ly safes, desks, showcases and wall cases
highesx prices paid. For shipment to the coast.
223 3d S.
WANTEDJOR CASH, FURNITURE, PIANOS,
tents, safes, hair esses everything confidential
311 Plymouth.av two C. phones 13884 and
135rt
BOOKS- PURCHASED FOR CASH I N SMALL
quantities or whole libraries: 605 1st av_S.
FURNITURE STORE WILL EXCHANGE GOODS
with grocery also piano player, cheap, or ex
change for anything I want. Address 5060,
Journal.
SEND.THEM TO US
If ybu want to have your garments and house
hold goods well cleaned or dyed. We cater
to both city and country. Send for our prices
which are the very ldwest, while our work iB
%e best and our establishment is the oldest,
largest, best and most reliable In the north
west. Twin City Dye Works^ 816 Nicollet av.
NORTH STAR DYEING .AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, 725 Hennepin ay. Both phones."
ATTORNEYS
THE SWEETSTER-ROCHESTE!fc CO,-,
810-811 Lumber Exchange, Mlhneapolb}. BQSt
equipped collection department in nortffwest.
iiSlj^WORKING AND'WOOD WORKING MA
chinery large stock" of second-hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co. 217 3d st S, Mpls.
JAPAN USED NO
FORCE ON KOREA
Diplomatic Adviser of Korea Says
Treaty Was Agreed To at
Friendly Council.
Washington, Dec. 29.In a. private
letter to a fmend, in this city.Durham
White Stevens, diplomatic adviser to
the Korean government, comments as
follows upon recent reports that the
treaty establishing!'a Japanese protec
torate was extorted by force:
"In Seoul," he'says, "we learn that
curiously distorted .accounts of the.oc
currences of the-'Kight-of Nov. 17 have
been telegraphed to America and Eu
rope. One/in particular, to the Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger, is especially menda
cious. '-T
"It speaks of the 'tragedy of'Seoul
of which reports have come from 'well
informed quarters,' and asserts that
Marquis ltd, together with Minister
Hayashi and General Hasegawaj ac
companied by a large contingent of
Japanese troops, forced the emperor to
sign the new treaty which they had
already prepared. and brought with
them that the Korean ministers fled
from the palace in, order not to affix
the seal of state to a document which
robbed their country of independence
that Japanese soldiers we*e sent after
them, and that they were forcibly
brought back and ordered to affix their
seals. The account closes with the
statement that 'thi violent act had led
to tumults among the people.'
Great Seal Not Stolen.
"Anothe dispatch, to the China Ga
zette, Shanghai states hat Mr. Namano,
accompanied by a file of soldiers, went
to the residence of the minister of for
eign affairs and. forcibly brought the
seal of the foreign office to the palace
where the Japanese minister himself
used it to seal the treaty.
"Possibly other canards, equally
silly, have gained circulation at home,'
and therefore, knowing your interest in
eastern matters, I feel sure you would
like to know the facts.
"Marqui Ito came to-Korea with an
autograph letter from the emperor of
Japan to the emperor of Korea. This
letter expressed an earnest hope for a
closer union between the two countries.
Its tone and purport were well calcu
lated to demonstrate Japan' friendly
intentions and to soothe Korean sus
ceptibilities. The choice of an envoy,
moreover, was decidedly happy, as Mar
quis Ito is especially persona grata to
the emperor of Korea.
"He came here on a "somewhat sim
ilar mission at the beginning of the
wai%~ and several times since, to my
personal knowledge, has been urgently
requested by the emperor to -repeat the
visit. His reputation for fair dealings
and the considerate regard for Korean
rights, as well as for .Korean suscep
tibilities, have earned him a high place
in the" enlperor:'! estimation.
Korean Emperor Agrees.
"On this occasion he presented the
autograph letter at a formal audience
and several days later had a private
audience of over four hours' duration.
He 1 explained the situation and Japan'
wishes fully to the emperor, and the
latter agreed in principle to the proposi
tions .which th* marquis stated would
be formally submitted later on by the
Japanese minister. The emperbr stated
that the decision regarding the details
of the new arrangement would be left
to his cabinet and gave orders tjiiat the.
latter should consult with the Japanese
minister.
"Conferences then ensued between
the cabinet and Mr. Hayashi, the last
one by mutual agreement and in ac
cordance with the prearragned plan, and
there were ho soldiers present except
Korean soldiers. forming the palace
guard. The Japanese minister, with his
secretaries and interpreters, attended
and there was a full and frank discus
sion of all'th details of the ^proposed
treaty.
"Ultimately, Marquis Ito was asked
to attend, and he came, accompanied
by General Hasegawa, but unattended
by any soldiers save the small body
guard' of, half a dozen gendarmes who
about with Kim everywhere in. Seoul,
he discussion: then proceeded for sev
eral hours amendments were propsed
by the Korean cabinet and accepted,
and finally the 'amended form was
agreed to by a* majority of six out of
eight members of the cabinet. There
upon the treaty was signed and' sealed
by the' minister of foreign \affairs, in
conformity with the direct order of the
emperor.
1 During 'all
Vf|
an In-
\v \or Lif building.estate.
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exhibition \of any kind whatever. The
emperor was not personally present dur
ing the conference, but, as is the cus
tom, remained in his private rooms,
whence he communicaffed his wishes thru
he minister of the household or by one
'or another of the ministers summoned
to his presence from time to time.
"Perhaps the fact that at Marquis
Ito' farewell audience this afternoon
the emperor earnestly requested him to
defer his departure, which the marguis
has consented to do, somewhat against
his own wishes, as I happen to know, is
the best commentary one could make
upon these alleged outrages upon the
emperor and his cabinet.
''The alleged rape of the seal belongs
to the same mythical category as the
other story. I was brought to the pal
ace from the foreign office, where it is
kept, by the clerk who has custody of
it, in obedience to the orders given per
sonally by the minister for foreign af
fairs.
I have inflicted a much longer let
ter upon you than I intended, but only
so becouse I desired you to know my
views regarding what seems to me a de
liberate attempt, not emanating from a
Kbreah source, to put Japan in a false
position.
Opposttsion Exists.
Of "course there was opposition in
Korea to the treaty it would be fool
ish to deny that patent fact. But there
is no such thing as popular opposition,,
in the sense fti which we understand the
word in America. There is opposition
among the. official classes, a great deal
of it, honest opposition based upon mo
tives with which we can sympathize,
altho we. may know them to be mis
taken.
"Prom the Japanese standpoint some
greater measure of control over Korean
affairs was imperatively necessary.
Her^s is the responsibility of introduc
ing and enforcing reforms, and of doing
all those things for Korea's good which
her own rulers have seemed impotent to
accomplish.
"It is not a task which Japa has un
dertake^ willingly, ^Jbut solely because
she has been forced to it. But, hav
ing undertaken it, and having assumed
the responsibility, it seems to me that
of right, as well as of necessity, she
is entitled to possess the means for do
ing these things which the world ex
pects her to do in Korea."
27 YICTIMS IN WRECK
OF BRITISH YESSEL
rocks off Amphitrite point. The salvage
stedmer Salvor went.to the scene of the
wreck, from which broken wreckage is
still coming ashore, including much of
the cabin fittings.
Settlers from Uncluelet, a village
about seven mil.es from the scene of the
.wreck, have started a systematic search
for the corpses of the wreck'Ns victims,
,to give them burial ashore. The bodies
of three victims were buried yesterday
in the little graveyard at Uncluelet.
The villagers all gathered at the ceme
tery and knelt in prayer while the in
terment took place.
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^^JJLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. 0. TRYON, CLAIRVOYANT, HAS
moved to 620^ Nicollet av gives readings
daily Tuesdays 25c, tests. Room 318.-
EpeqisJ. to The Journal.
Victoria, B. Dec. 29.Twenty-six
men and one woman lost their lives in
the wreck of the British steel bark Pass nia 1 has. a number of these pic
of Melfort, which foundered on the
YANKTON, S. D.Three weddings took place
here yeseerday, when'those married were Byron
E. Alton of Avon and Miss Alma N. Heligas of
Tyndall, Hanu C. Scov of Irene and Miss Carrie
Jensen of Vitorg and John Jones of this city and
Mrs. Nellie Goodlow^of Lincoln. Neb.
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.Miss Louisa Ostium
and Lewis Simons were married here laBt even
ing by Rev. J. Q. Morrison.
HURON, S.' P.Albert M. Ifchoenert and Miss
Myrtle O. Raven were married at the. home of
the bride's parents by Rev. F. W. Long of the
Congregational church.
HASTINGS, MINN.The marriage of Herman
Virchow of Langdon and Miss Anna E. Schlness
ler of this city will, take place 'at the home of
the bridegroom's parents next Thursday.
SATJK CENTER, MSNN.E. A. Richards and
George Fish, by using hounds snipped in for
the, purpose had an exciting time yesterday
with some wildcats at Ward Springs, and klUed
an exceptionally large one. They saw several,
but the dense woods thereabouts protected them.
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UNIFORMITY
DDLD1H WOMAN HANGS
HERSELF IN CUPBOARD
Special to The Journal.
Duluth, Minn., Dec. 29.Mrs. J. L.
Spenard of 1507 West Superior street
hanged herself in ia clothes closet at. her
home. Her husband happened to open
the door of the closet last night and
was horrified to see his wife hanging
by the neck from a Tope- attached to'
a stout hook in: the woodwork. She
had stood on Some books to get jbhe
height necessary for strangulation and
haa kicked them aside before she died.
The woman, had told her 17-year-old
daughter that she was going out to call
on some neighbors Wednesday, anatL as
the daughter was going in anothevMi
rection, the mother said she would leave
the key under the porch. She did this,
but re-entered the house from the rear,
locking the door on the inside so that
every appearance that she had not re
turned was presented.
Mrs. Spenard was 87 years of age and
the wife of an employee of the JNorth
ern Pacific rpad. I is supposed that
she was temporarily deranged.
"The Bes Gift of AIL
"The Best Gift of All," the double-
?'hee
ag colored picture that appeared in
Journal's Sunday Magazine last
Su'n'day, attracted much attention. The
tures printed in six, AJor on highly
finished paper, that are being sold for
the nominal price of 10 cents at The
Journal offiec These pictures are not
folded and are suitable in every way
for framing.
ALBERT XEA, MINN.William Krueger. who
had some difficulty with his wife Christmas
morning and left his farm home near Alden, has
been found. He was on his way to Blackduck,
Minn., to visit a son. He declared he had no
recollection of what transpired the two days
following the time he left home. Nearly a year
ago he had a severe attack of brain fever, and
be says that he has mental lapses.
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LNVESlFOR^pATTE^NTIolfTHE^AMEBICAN
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and evening. Three separate entertainments.
dancing, literary and musical 2& per couple
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