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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-22
LAUDEKDALE & CO.,

800 Temple Court.
Lots near Como Interurban and new proposed
factories, with street car fare to either
twin city, at 500 each, monthly payments
and no interest.
Houses near Milwaukee shops, 500 down and
$40 month"; on lease plan; houses nice,
siX rooms, with city water.
Lots near 25th NE and Madison easy
payments, will build
All who want to get lots near the new AS
cension parish church. call ON Lauderdale &
Co.; We've got them and will you right.
All Hebrews wishing to go into business
Oak Lake av near 6th av, please call.
the front; buy while you can get it Of Lauder
dale T. Co. at $25U front foot.
Talk about cheap lots in Oak Park. when we
can sell nearly the very best lots at $500 to
$500 each.
$9OO-Five-room neat houses on street car
line; $500 down and SIS month.
$59O-Do you want one? Come quick; want
to close 'em all out before Jan. ]; Girnrd and
of North Minneapolis
$1,1OO-Partly modern brick house, $500
down and SIS month.
sO3 E Franklin av: look at it and advise us
$25O--Do you want lot in Forest Heights?
come in and sit down and let talk it over;
l think we have just what you want and at
your own price.
$1,5oo-fhat coy little house on Lyndale is
going; it's fine, one story, six rooms, east
front. near two lines cars.
S15OO-Eight rooms. barn and well, new
stone walks, all good as new: $3.50 down
and 500 a month"; ia blocks to
$9OO-COttage, four rooms and city water
nearly finished with birch floor. east front, two
blocks from car; $40 down and monthly pay
n,ents.
Do you want n 1o-acre garden farm in North
Minneapolis, just out of city limits; taxes low
new house. barn and WE'LL easy payments ;
$3.50 down and $50 month, for 81, 500? We
have it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-22

IN FINE PAYING LIVERY BARN
we'll located in the sth ward. Can't be beat
for money maker. Owner needs money and
must SELL a Also 60 acres very cheap George
JOHN L. NEAL, 628 BOSTON BLOCK.
1926 each for two fine lots on Garfield av, be-
tween s4th and s5th sts,. with city water
$35o-Choice edst front lot on Harriet and
34th city water and sidewalk; no other
lots can be had for less than $780,, -
5000 buys a fine east front Nicollet and
s1s5-Iarge lot, Madison st and 23d av NE.
1925 7e eaehe58ice lot 4ox1e' University and
$500 each for four choice lots. 18th av S and
Oath st; these are certainly snap; call
$500 each-two lots, corner Of 18th av and
Van Buren, 1in st, one block from Central
5000 for four choice building lots on Uni7er.
sty av and Both av Sc; 1t is clean loca-
ton. you can t find anything that will
equal 1t in price location.
$1,000 buys nice piece of trackage Of one
acre Of ground; street car line within one
Slo S Be- s sod P ea ea fer
$s5o-6.RooM HOUSE, BIG LOT, G1RARD AND
oath N. $3.50, Groom house; 25th av S
and Path st; $500; rooms, 24th 9th az S and 22d
s eqs nass s Boston h0 Sec South
$4,oo0-FoR AN ELEGANT Broom HOUSE,
modern, finished in natural birch. This house
vas built t for %, home Location vicinity of
$2O0o-Buys house just about completed,
seven rooms. hardwood finish An ideal little
80 home. Location, Sd av S near Bath;
$2O0U-Takes large corner Lake st and
Grand av, and good house.
s55o-For lot on Bryant av S near 9th st. A
bargain.
$35O-Buys two nice lots on 18th av near
2sth st. VIII sell with small payment down
and IS per month.
GIT Guaranty Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-09
SIMPLE QUESTION: OF PAINT

Green Is a nice sOsr fer grass. In fact. grass does no, look we'll In
any other shade.
Green Is a seed eesr for street cars, bs, those vehicles a DO
paintsd in many different ways that strike the artistic fancy fully q $
serrewhsre O them.
Nov all srsen ssrs lock very much atks. Those running o = First
Second and Third avenues and Pike street have a remarkably close
resemblance to enc another. and the average ar pstren generally,
the stranger particularly. is at sss . . far IS destination ts manifested
OF curse there ar ministurs signs hanging o n the front o. us srs
that earrss be read msrs than a hundred feet away IN the day time
and not lxs all at night
Manager Dickinson knows that hs eas are patrentssd quite Freely
after DARK. and he also knows tina, he 10 misunderstanding the public cen
tiauaiy By not displaying Rsht signals peculiar q ars o . esreaa
destination. IL Is said that This ts dsnes but u q q question whether
sry sne except the railway oempsnys employees know that red means
. Lake unien car. -green# a Fremont a ard 70 en-
II 10 true that green has been 'eans & be the ross seenom'ss' color.
However. a f~ buckets Vol % less Of red blue or yellow nov no'
stand in tire = Of courtesy. 20 use N o harshsr word
The Seattle Elestre Company has had a hard r~ TO '" keeping
pace with the phenomenal growth Of the city, and the demands ~sas
pen IA By the franchise granted when the company % termed, m
which practically necessitstsd the rseonstrasscn OF ss who'll sssr
The fair minded citizen will enthusiastically attest that he management
has not been lax in TIA extension work. tia regarding work and a score
Of other minor ds,siA But the fact stands cut boldly that BY having ell
the ears n color the psehe ia psrptexsd, irr.a,ed and many times ds-
sussd-
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date " tho first publication Of tina
summons, ta=witi within aixtY td0I
days after the Ind day u August.
ihos, ara defend the above entitlry
action Ia the above entitled court
ana answer the complaint OF tho
riatntin ana serve a copy 81 your
answer upon the undersigned attor.
neys for plalntin at thcir office below
stated, ana Ia ease ~ yum failure go
60 do, Judgment VIII he rendered
aKalurt you according 60 the demand
OF the complaint, which has been
hled with the clerk OF the above n
Titled court.
Tho object Of said action IL TO re-
a decree Of divorce on the
ground OF failure 20 provide and
abandonment. aud for the custody Of
the minor children named Ia the
nlatntinH complaint. and for such
further relief nn may seem To the
court equitable IN the premises.
WATERS a OLDHAM.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
once ana L. @. Address. 5oi -b02
Mutual Life ItuildinE. Seattle. King
County. Washington
First publication, August aud, 1909,
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Theaters


The Pollard LiIIiputian Opera
Company presented La Mascotts"
at the Grand opera house last night
10 a large audience. The opera IL
one OF h best In the repertoire Of
this wonderful organization and was
put on In a way that filled those
present with admiration. Mere chill
drsu. some Of them little more than
babies. put on a show that viii corn
pare favorably with almost any light
opera company. The children sing
"a different operas. yet never make a
mistake In their lines. They have an
easy air when on the stage. that ex-
hibited by older people With long ex-
perience.
Willie Pollard. n natural come
dian. played the principal part Iast
night. that Of Laurent XVII. HE
comedy work was clean cut and kept
the audience IN a tit Of laughter.
Several Of his aonRs had TO b. re-
peafed a number Of times. Little
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MANGLED ON
The TRACKS
Thomas N. Meoo~an's Dead Body
Found on Railroad, Foot OF vir.
ainia Street

The horribly mansled body Of
Thomas n. McCowan. a steamboat
engineer. was found on the Great
Northern tracks &C the foot % VIZ
Einia street late last night, The
cofoner's ufficr was notified az Is
this morning, The remains We're
taken to hutterwofth's undertaking
establishment,
There were no witnesses 10 the
accident. and the man met his vio-
lent death alone.
II II thought that he fell from the
NFcat Northern train due here NJ
: O'Clock. IL was evident hat sew
eral trains had passed back and
forth since the accident. as portions
OF the remains and torn pircca " the
mans clothes were scattered along
the track Tor some distance.
The identity 81 the unfortunate
man Waa discovered BY papers In his
pocket. A receipt fof dues showed
that he was ~ member Of the Marine
E~ngineefs brotherhood 81 America.
Writing on a torn leaf showed that
he had been IN Aberdeen and had
friends there.
MCGOWAN WAS OF medium stature
ana had dark rcd hair and beard
lie was dressed IN working clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-09
RACING YACHT AND
TORPEDO BOAT Combined

What VIII probably be the smallest
and speedIesf torpedo boat IN ex-
tstencs 10 now being built at the
League Island navy yard by Chief
Gunner Charles Morgan. United
States navy. who IL nov stationed
on the cruiser Minneapolis. Morgan
r. being assisted in this undertaking
b. Gunner Clark. of the sarte ship.
Morsnnis chief object In construct-
ing such u q is % acquire speed.
crEft TO make better tiu1e. The en-
perfentaf boat win be four feet long
and II inches beam. 1t will be
equipped with engine ard dynamo.
and VIII ha~e all the appointments
Of . Dupont or q Rogers.
The boat now being built II really
. racing yacht and torpedo boat
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combined. n viii be finished IN
about two weeksL
The greatest trouble with torpedo
boats has been the danger OF
s-huektlng.- that ~ breaking IN two
IN the middle. Morgan has adopted
the deep. solid keel Of the rarinE
yacht 50 that the new craft will be
especially staunch In the middle. The
mex boat viii also permit consider
able more hoidroom than IN the pres-
ent type.
the racing aioop-yAcht with its I'M
keel Tho smaller vessel shows the
lines OF torpedo boats AZ they are
nov built. with almost a straight
KEEL II Morgan has vol sacrificed
any sp~ed. IL would seem aelf-eNi-
dent that he has made a great gain
in structural soIidity.
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Alaska %TELEoRAPH.

Cen A. w. Greedy, chief signal Of
hcer Of the United States army,
states that the line up the Tanana
Will be finished. and teleRraphtc com
munication will be In effect between
Seattle and Nome by March 1. 1903.
The wireless telegraph line between
Nome and ST. Michaels will be con-
neeted with the Vaides- Eagle line.
400 miles In length, which win be
compieted by September l.. The
NoTne-St Michaels line win be COM
pieted this fall.
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BITS OF GAlETY

Mrs. l. T. nyrne. % Fairhaven. y
being entertained at the home %
Mrs. Percy r. smith. OF Thirtieth
avenue.
The ladies % the steven. Relief
Corps held its regular meeting yes
tcrdAy afternoon la the New York
block. Ii was the first meeting rNet
held IN the new apartments.
Mrs. o. ~, t.aipE was The hostess
% = very pretty Informal iunehrau
party yesterday at her horne. II.
Eighteenth n
The some % the Wooderau gave
a dancing party and reception last
night At MadronH park. Refresh
menss were served on the porrhss Of
the hotel pancing toak place IN the
hall A large number were present
and the affair proved n very pretty
one.
Mrs. Clarence n nietheu enter
tanned a number Of young ladies this
afternoon Al a box party At h
Grand opera house. Miss Snyder. Of
Chicago. was the suest ~ honor.
Miss Ray Himeihuch irft TnurHasy
evening fer a short Eastern trip.
A dancing party vas given Tusa-
day evening at the home % Mrs. J.
II. Frtnk. on Thirtt~th avenue. The
affair vas In honnr o. the Misses
frink. who left Wednesday night for
California. The Young ladies VIII
enter Mills College IN the fail.
One Of the pr~etti~st affairs 81 the
week Was the at home given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs.. Henry
Eiliutt Holmes at her residence. 80
ThirsIefh avenue. The afternoon
was m honor OF Miss Wiiiiston. Miss
Holmes and Miss Kate Turner
Hotmrs-
A very pretty dance Was stVsr
Tuesday evening AZ the Old Rainier
hofri ~ the guests Of the house. A
large number were present and n
evening was a most delightful one.
A club % young men VIII give .
dancing party AZ Mafrona park next
Thursday evening. n n expected 20
be a very pretty affair.
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and 8 D. m. chllarrn's mass. BIS
a. m. high mass and sermon. Sis
a. m Sunday school after chifdren.s
mass: vespers. Sermons and benedic-
ton at TOO p. m
Church % Immaculate Conception
Rev. A. Swe@re. pastor, Low mass.
10 and $50 A. m. high and
sermon. 1870 m. Sunday school.
go .. m: rosary and benediction,
$50 o. m
Sex Parish-Rev. W. J. Nets, pas
tor. Services temporarily IN hall on
Jackson street. between Twenty
sixth and Twenfy-seventh
Low mass. n m: high mass. 10 20
a m.
Church Notes
Rev. j. Cook will preach tomorrow
evening at the Good Tempiarn
hall a Green Lake
+. W. G.. A.-At 4 p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Black. iais
Twelfth avenu south. Mrs. l. q.
whittiery win lead tho services. The
subject will be .The Unrecosnized
Christ"
r. NJ. C. Alt a:so D. m. Rev.
Ralph Newman VIII preach on the
subject. The Manhood's Mightiest
Motive"
DIR. McAfee. of Chicago. win oc-
cupy the pulpit Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Rev. +. Y. Webb. ID. D.. will &C.
cupy the pulpit OF the Grace VI. r.
church morning and evening.
Services In the Norwegian Danish
Baptist church. Sunday, August 10.
Missionary Emma Anderson. from
Minneapolis. speaks al III a. m. Rev.
o. n. Skatheim. from Albert Lea.
MINI, lectures on "Nammons at 3
p. N. All are cordially invited.
Special Meetings
Queen City TheosophicaI Society
meets In the Pioneer block at 8 .. m.
Subject. The Practical Value OF
Philosophy" by Jennie G. CIarek.
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ros sALx sr y ~ wrsy. UNION
MOCK CITY

ros sALx sr y ~ wrsv. UNION
MOCK. CITY.
silica
A vsFy nns sornss sosffs "a Fr..n,h az.
Hus nefth. facing CITY Fark Efafss
strssts. city sstsf. eu<eofsta ~AE ss~er.
sna al rsic refi rsssaHst4s tnftns ssrp
eossshtsHf 80 car Lac.
tstoo
Unusually m. dDutis eafnsr fn1si9o on TIE
west corner q Aloha and Eiftseufh
svsngs. ons block fftsu Chpitel hill car
irs. stf.sfs as asfhattsd have ~couersts
Nats. ssrsr and city sasaFs all street
improvements pala faf IN fsii.
tst1
Ls sHst1o a. west sies Of HiEtesnsh ave-
nue hst~esa HarFfsos ana HepuhltoAa
strssts
uaso.
Lot tsrt1o - an siisY east fruns. street
improvements are 10 AS psis fer.
ffaGH
Mes AL nsef.rn t-rporn aossass IN HroHf.
way district ons hioss from car hrs.
frsstion.i eornsr To-
If t0sfnb en- - sHtesnth sFsnps south
near u~srbofn street
400
Yln- maaesn eastaEs un furraft avenue
sesr Pa. street. iat norioo
iofs 6estzn % SinstseHth avenue btween
Naeisan and unian streets. eas, tsrzns
ax9nl
Mes ard nneern e-rposn hu1ss one tipek
fspm Broadway. nesF negueliran street.
y. ". WEST. uaiaa nless-
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ron SALE Ut y ". WEST. UNION
HsOEk CfTr
affc0
A xsrs rn- corner 1esiis On rfnesnsh ave.
no. rnfth. facing CITY raFk- kr2ds1
esf~ss. agfY wasrr. canrrsss waIA ssw ~.
aut all pah Fer reesanAhte terms. esy
eeassnlsnt te car iins.
sE.<ol
Ensusfiy rns toubie corner tesrtro 90 Tvs
SsfsAsest carrsr ef Aloha and 8~isfs~uth
sfenea. rnr tiork frusn C.pitai hsIi car
hns streets are capitalized. have ecHcr~ss
~afa. sewer and rftf waited all street
improvements paid faf IN full
f4an
it ssttsn % west side 81 ststssath ave-
nas bstrssn BafriAoa and nspubflesn
streets
lot ssti0 % en- alley. east frons. street
improvements are Ia ard raid for.
NfduL
Ns~ and snofern a-feuHn cottage ia rFxe@s.
way district on. Aia<k from car nns.
fractional oernsf tns
so
LIT torioo on eeesnie<nth avenue ssath
near Dearborn street.
5000
Fns modern cottage en Summit svsnus
near Pine street. ts s0sioo
tih
Lots sosi2o IN Nineteenth avenue bet seen
Madlson ana Talon strssss. pasr terms
Ssv and modern e-fpasa houss one bierk
from hraadvay. near nspuhiicsa street.
Y. ". WEST. uaion s,es.L
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%Busrvrs- %or.vcrs
MY on nfuI,D A HouE

Fe can sell you nine contracts VERY low.
Numbers OF actual cost. Iuaf shat has
been paid IN On thsm. with these you can
bay or build a home. buy q ranch, pay
off q mortsase you now owe And N
you own n lot. We can furnish you N.
money 20 hutd 81 once, This IL tbs fi-
deity Company and they have bought
and built hamas for rsonfY peopla. nance
Of which viii b given on application.
Bfmsmher.4 this only coets you o.. 90 rer
month 10 y a home. no Interest party
must sell thers nine contracts. as they
are leaving the country. Call or adj
dresA room 30 Sullivan building.
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sTocKHoLDERs MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given Of "A meet
Ing or the stockholders of the Seat
ne Labor Temple Association. q be
held at Western Central Labor
Union hall. corner Of pike street and
Second avenue, on Monday niRhI
August Is, 1907. 10 consider prepnra-
ton for the mortRaRinR OF tho La
bor Temple property 10 secure means
for the completion Of the building
ana authorizing the bonrd OF trustees
t~oNproceed with the work under the
plans adopted.
RoBT. w. MouLToH, Pres.
BY order Of the President.
y. A. Rust, Sec. and Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-09
BATTLESHIP
FOR CARNIVAL

The ~battieshlp Wisconsin will come
to Seattle Monday, August Is, re-
naming here during the Elks' car-
nival and probably some days after
that time. She left the navy yard
today and went to Tacoma, where
she viii remain a week.
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IN CHURCHES

The gospel meetings held by the
Battery Street church In the big tent
on Third avenue and Vine street are
progressing with good attendance.
Hev. Milton s. Henry breaches with
great ability. On Sunday will be a
testimony meeting AZ 10 O'Clock IN the
morning and other services at II
- m. $50 and 7.7o p. m. A special
attraction Of the afternoon service
VIII be the singing OF the blind
sTanssiIsts, Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
second Preabyterian-Rev. W. A.
Major. At II q. M, Wasted Ener-
Ties:" no evening service.
Welsh Presbyterian-Htev. Owen
Jones. Al II a m. Daniels" 3
p m The Position for Those Who
AZ the United Presbyterian church.
Re. T. II. Hanna. jr.. Of Gteuben-
Vile. Ohio. general secretary Of the
Young Peoples Society Of the Unit
ed Presbyterian church, Will preach
morning and evening.
first II. E-Kev. y. n. RandeiI.
Al II a. m. The Gospel In Song"
. .. m, High Attitudes and Broad
outiookr on Life" In the morning
Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Baker. h elng-
ing evangelIsfs. who bear with them
b highest recommendations Of John
Wanamaker. Russell u. conwell and
1ra - Sankey. will sing.
Asbury N E.-Rev. a. f. Bur
rows. At II a. m. 'Noah'a Faith
and Obedience." 2 p. m, THE
Eclipse OF our Cause"
Plymouth Congregational - Rev.
Ralph Newman. At II q. m. The
Eacred and the Secular" 3 p. M,
third In a series Of illustrated lee
lures.
Trinity Parish-Rev. w. Theator.
bishop of Olympia, viii speak both
morning and evening.
Market Street Baptist Church, DR..
weber-11 A. m. The Tree Of Life"
. .. M ~One Of the Most Familiar.
But Least Understood Things in the
World. or, What II SIM"
Roman csthoIie Meeting.
Church Of Our Lady Of Good Help
Rev. y. X. P%refontaine. pastor.
Low mass. { a. m. high mass, 1870
a. m; Sunday school. 3 .. m. and
veaperH and benedicti0n. J .. m.
Sacred Heart church-Rey. George
A HID, pastor. Low mass. s a. m.
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THE stJpEnIoR corrpr or

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington, for the
County of King.
Frances CUNNINGHAM. plaintiff, VS..
Michael Cunningham, defendant
No. 36.453. Summons.
The State OF Washington 10 the
said Michael Cunningham. defend
You are hereby summoned TO ap.
pear within sixty (so) days after the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-09

To Ai-Ki Point. the family bathing
beach and pleasure resort. Take
the Spokane from Lilly Bogardus
Dock Seven round trips daily.
Sundays leave Seattle every hour on
the hour.
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BASEBALL BY
THE LEAGUE
Rssuits Of the Games Played 81
Helena and Portland.

HELENA. Mont. Aug. a-Heiena
turned the tables on the Mary Nc
Lanes yesterday and defeated Nc
Clozkeys bunch by a cor Of : to .
Butte Offered Gay - q box artist,
but he was hard hit by Helena
PORTLAND. Aug. e-By a score
Of , to I the locals turned down the
Tigers yesterday. Poor base run
ming accounted for the defeat Of TIA
coma-
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SIR Gerald Strickland has just been
named governor Of the I%eward Isl
ands TO succeed Sir Henry Moore
Jackson lie - sixth count Della
Catcna IN the nobility OF Maya and
~ 81 years old. lie married Lady
Edeiinr sarkwfiis. daughter OF the
seventh Earl de Ia War;.
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Dancing Glasses.

Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. Pri-
vate lessons daily.
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Spend Sunday on Al.ki Beach.

Take the new fast steamer Reed.
from Lilly Bognrdus dock. every
hour on the hour. ztc round trip.
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Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
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A ~ftnttAhLh place g haro~ money on
diamonds. watches. isueiV. Low later.
eat, ~ ~ West hoa PIKE street
MONEY Ca shgrt nafies At low rate pri.
Nate money and rafaranf money - build
witt a. a Virtue Roam q ifaIisf
pailans Phone niaeh 90.
COLLATERAL HANK tnapo a Hs.ab,
tngHsE loaned On anr a5td collateral
in Cherry.
TO LOAN Private mensy ~ low ssi. q
iutsfaat, bhnuH 4 pshar. 100 Yssief
way hoorns a. . saa 8
wAnnANTH bought ana soid. Mesrt.ae
a E.hsimail Mutual tifs bid.
FoR GALATIANS AND LANDS.
a hNAr-A farm dastaihlns III saTs..
With 10 acres cleared aud q sores IN or
|, chart large hsfuum house. bath. tee
y large barns ~ head ~ cattle. q miih.
place Is pfusuelns surieisnt rsseaas 80
raf ff ttraif viii be soii at a ersat
sasHlnes sra tsts @ sait purchaser
haoss heuss cssi o. 600 70 build sefss
cleared and viii ali faf sl.i0p this 10
.ifslied bargain terms 20 ssti psr
4 LAwnrNcr sosa sseoaa A..
Fnn sAir-rtrr nrAL ESTATE
JUST THE THING
This IL lust what you want. one ~
nj b-ncre trncts for q home, they
are Of the best Kind OF soil. part
bottom ana part upland. they are
nicely located just north 81 bound
AIRY line Of city and only short dis
lance from two good car lines. Wa
are holding this property from ffAa
per acre ~. II you want a uir-
handy home, call and soc Ia. phone
James tk7G
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
Room si1 1914 Second avenue.
TWO lots. houss and safs II Inssse.S. saiy
fWnz
e-feeu hguss 500 ? tots on Queen Aans
hiits sfsdad street. fzzf0
Anne hin, tsutu
TsreaH Hseisfa house sas lst near espisoi
hItf. $500
. lots % Queen Ann. hlil. " t.s.a q, eas.
tee
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cozY LITTLE .HoME-fn Ballard. ! lots.
cleared sno fenced. and In garden 8.
balance on time.
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