St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-28
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LIST. And isn't there a point In fa-
yOr of LakevfeyE Addition in land
scaPe views of our City, lakes and
| forests that daily speaks life and beauty,
and ever holds the eyes to search out It's de-
| tailsY
I'd. And isn't there a point in
| perfect natural drainage that prevents
disease and surface impurities. thus leaving
you clean, dry, healthy home!
Sd. And isn't there point in the
pure, clear. dry, healthy atmos-
phere obtained from high points only, com
pared with the thickly settled level prairies?
4th. And isn't there a point in
romance Lakeview Addition will glad
den the eyes with view possessing all the
romance of nature, yet teeming with the
eyer-fowing life of the city.
9Th. And isn't there a point i'm the
bright. sparkling illumination of
our city by night, obtained from eleva
lions onlyf Is alone worthy of the highest
comment Of itself, and is marvel of beauty.
9Th. And isn't there a point In
the natural pride and ambition of
man to aspire to location for a
nome peculiar and different from q million
OF all others in this city, and the consolation.
when once obtained, of enjoying something
that everybody hasn't?
7th. And isn't there a point i'm
the location OfLakeyfeyy Addition
Directly between the chain of lakes ana the
city, and II for nothing more than her at
tractive thoroughfare, passing Central Park
to and from the city, and thus avoiding oh.
lectlonable districts and railroad crossings.
Sth. And isn't there a point that
the Douglas Avenue and KenWOod
Electric Car Line will be one of the fin
est In this city, and its customers eongenial
business people, thus making our patronage
source Of pleasureH
9Th. And isn't there a point in
the fact that LakeVieyv Addition.
as well as the adjoining ones. is
unbiemished with little, old-fashioned
Improvements thus maTring its beauty for
ages to come?
10th. And isn't there a point in
an addition whose owners are
Weli-to-dO and have large adjoining
grounds with their homes, thus affording
you daylight. sunshine and fresh air and
permitting social family discussion with
out your neighbors knowing its details?
18th. And isn't there a pOfnt
that this high ridge of about 1 Ii
miles in length Will always be No.
i central residence property. IN
mingled or blemished with business of any
nature?
12th. And isn't there point
that You yourself prefer taking
your visiting friends TO some eIe-
VaSlOn on this ridge. to there behold
the sights Of our city and chain of lakes. in
preference to the older inhabited level Dor
tons Of it,
18th. And isn't there point
that 1t doesn't cost Garthino more
TO build you house on lot IN Lake
view Addition. where you can reap the value
and preference Of each of my above points,
than 1t does to improve elsewhere, that is de-
prived OF all of themP Therefore the loce-
ton OF your lot is everything
I5ths Last but not least. isn't
there point in the unanestiona-
pie TACT that there is a superior
demand, preference and value to ill
nigh, overlooking central residence prop
erty in any city?
l shall now leave the value of nv
above points for you to determine; and
ii, in your opinion, there is value. or
even preference in them, please con-
slider it carefully if you are looking for
desirable location for home. and
allow me to give you prices and terms,
as have few choice bargains there.
n. H. EMMAhS,