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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-26
DUMONT's COMING AIR SHIP
Next Year He Expects to Make Regular
j. Trips Over Stated

Next Year He Expects to Make Regular
j. r..., Trips Over Stated g. ~.r.
sy.. Course.
Harry Beardsley in Lesie's Weekly.
Ny plan is to make the airship a practical
Gently. t.- .
'How?'' he was asked - ~" ..'-
Next year. he said, 81 expect to build
large airship lurge enough to carry twenty peo-
pie in Its basket. This ship Will make regular
trips between two points, to be selected, either
In the United States in France; it has not
been decided yet which, In order to make the
voyage less dangerous this fye-mile course will
extend over water A voyage will be made
from one point to the other and then back. A
certain fare will be charged for this
do you think you Will find people who will
care to make such a trip with you?' asked the
little Brazilian inventor
'tHa there won't be any trouble about that
he replied with laugh. Il have already had
hundreds of people beg me to take them with
me on trips that have made Some of them
want to take the ride out of curiosity. some
want the adventure and some want to write thei:
experiences-tell how it feels to ride in an air.
ship: l am sure there plenty of people who
would want to make the trip They say that
afrships will never be practicable. Didn't they
say the same things about automobiles?'
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ATTENTION! G. A. r.

The Wisconsin Central and Baltimore G.
Ohio Made Official Route
for Escort.
The Wisconsin Central and Baltimore &
Ohio railways have been named as the Of.
fetal route for the Minnesota Uniformed
Escort Association, the Morgan G. A. R.
Drum Corps and the Union Veterans,
Union to the encampment at Washington
D. G.. They. will leave Minneapolis at
S p. m. Saturday, Oct. 4, 1902, on special
train of Pullman and tourist sleepers,
through without change, arriving
Washington 8 a. m, Monday, Oct. 6.
Berths in Pullman sleepers 81 and tourist
sleeper 49, For berth reservations and
further information call on or address "
c.. Russell, c. P. and T. A, No. 230 Mic
cllet av, Minneapolis. or Herman Brown,
C. P and T. A., '373 Robert st, st. Paul.
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Through Sieepers to Washington, D. c.,
on the Pioneer LImlted-FamousT Train
of the World.
For the comfort and convenience Of it's
patrons the c.. NJ. & St. P. railway will
attach to its Pioneer Limited on Oct. 4,
first class standard sleeping cars which
will be run through to Washington with
out change. Berth rate ST.. Railroad fare
$500 from Minneapolis for the round
trip. Make your reservations early Ap-
ply at city ticket office, 32S Nicollet ave-
nue., or address w. B. Dixon, Northwest
ern Passenger Agent, St. Paul, MINI.
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FURRIERS

IT SHOULD NEED NO ARGUMENT TO CON-
vince you that you secure what you want
in the line Of Furs, Alaska Seaskins, Seal
Dyed Offers and fine furs of all kinds from a
ence In the fur business. Ladies and gentle
men are invited to inspect the large line of
fur and fur lined coats in stock, also cluster
scarfs, boas, muffs etc. Don't fail to call be-
fore placing your order elsewhere; there Will be
no i'll feeling if YOU don't buy. Quality, fit:
remodeling and redyine at reasonable rates.
Adolph Reiner. the Furrier, 10 9Th st S, cor
ner Hennepin. Both phones.
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SEPTEMBER &c, 1902.
HER LUCK.


after ALL said Mrs. Gaileigh, it ism t
so bad to have husband who sleeps in
church. Mine dreamed all through the
sermon last Sunday, and I can't help feel
ing glad every time / think about 1t.
why who ever heard of such thing!'
her friend exclaimed.
. you see, our minister preached nor
rid, impairment sermon against women
paying so much for the clothes they wear,
and just know that if Jonathan had been
awake he'd never get through quoting it
to me-
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Through Tourist Cars to California.

On and after Sept. II, the Minneapolis &
st. Louis will run weekly tourist cars
every Thursday to Los Angeles via Oma-
ha Denver and the Scenic line through
Colorado and Salt Lake. Ticket rate only
$3.50 and through berth rate only S.
Beginning Oct L. and every Wednesday
thereafter, additional through cars will be
operated via Kansas City and the Santa
Fe Route to Los Angeles. This gives a
choice Of the two best lines to California.
For berth reserva tions and tickets, call
at No. l Washington avenue S. w. L.
Hathaway, City Ticket Agent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-26

Why Modify Milk for Infant Feeding
In the uncertain ways Of the novice when
you can have always with you supply
Of Eorden's Eagle Brand Condensed MIX,
a perfect cows milk from herds of native
breeds, the perfection of infant food? Use
it for tea and coffee.
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Washington and Return $3.50.
Via Burlington route to the national en-
campment. G. A. R., Oct 6 to II. Pull
man sleeping cars will run through with
out change. City ticket office, Ala Nicol-
let av, Minneapolis.
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Washington, D. c., Without Change via
...-5 49, EurInqton Route.

Or Saturday, Oct 4, through sleepers
will be run in connection with the vesti-
bule limited train, leaving Minneapolis at
1850 p. m. and arriving at Washington
Monday at 1:15 p. m.
Fare for the round trip $3.50.
Enquire at City Ticket Office, Ala Mic
ollet avenue.
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Chicago to Boston and Return $500 via
! Erie Railroad.

Tickets on sale Oct. 6, Z to II inclusive,
good to return on or before Oct. 10. By
deposit and payment of SO cents, extern
sion Of limit to Nov. - may be obtained.
For time table and detail information ap-
ply to w. o. McNaughton, travelling pas
senger agent, Erie railroad, st. Paul,
MINI.
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The action of Carriers Little Liver Pills
is pleasant, mild and natural. They gen
thy stimulate the liver and regulate the
bowels but do not purge. They are sure
to please. Try them.
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. .lo,1rnai wan+ Ads

A large line of imported wall paper at
w. N. Taylor, II S Seventh st.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-26

a series Of sapphires from new mine in
the Rocky mountains which, instead Of
the usual dark blue hue, vary from light
steel blue to a magnificent ruby tint
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Bring best returns. The best evidence is
the number carried regularly on CLASH
fed pageT
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EXCHANGE-MIsC

GRAIN OR OATS IN Elk
change for f1rst-class dentistry. Address 1868,
JonlnHl.
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For Painting and Paperhanging
See w. N. Taylor, II S Seventh street
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

LARGE STOCK OF PULLEYS, SKATING AND
hangers always on hand. Northern Machinery
Co., 217 Sd st S, Minneapolis.
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THREE UPHOLSTERED PARLOR CHAIRS,
one rocker, one divan, two Brussels carpets,
two center tables, $50 books, including some
of the best standard novels; all these articles
and more besides will be sold cheap. Call at
23lO s. Lyndale
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12c POUND FOp PURE LEAF LARD: SLIGO PEI
hundred for best family -four; butter best sep
arator dairy, five pounds, $1.05. Minnesot:
Dairy, It'll st S.
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FOR SALE-OEE SECONDHAND HALLS
safe, good new; inside measurements, 10
by 30 by SO inches. Price $125. The John
Miller Co., GIG Corn Exchange.
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cases, counters, shelving, scales, 200 refrigera-
TOYS, saloon, restaurant and butcher supplies,
bank and office furniture, safes, 1000 COOK
stoves, ranges and heaters from $3.50 upwards.
store fronts, doors and sash. 1927 Washing
ton av S. At your price.
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WALL PAPER - REMOVAL SALE; RANNEY
must close out his entire stock; will no
old goods; it will pay you to see US. No. is
4th st S.
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LARGE SIZE BUCKS RADIANT HEATER
full nickelled. good as new; Empress Metal
folding bed and mattress. IT'S Hennepin av
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sl.O5 JAR SATURDAY FOR BEST sEPARA-
tor dairy butter; fancy creamery 2lc and &c;
lard 12c pound Minnesota Dairy, It'll st S.
BIG BARGAIN sATURDAY-DRoP-HE HEAD NO.
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, $3.50;
Singer. $3.50; Domestic, $3.50. Elmer, 10
1St av S.
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NO. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER IN GOOD
condition, cheap for cash will rent at So
Der month, 1921. Journal.
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A. sakaG az CegDxgx>a Go
SIS PHG Tx RxyfkDsRG,

s75o-Laake, st corner lot, 4sx1s2, near Sd
av S.
$500 each for one or two lots on Emerson av
S and 33d st.
s1,7oo-R Rented SIT month and will bring more,
a brick house of IL rooms on East Side
81, 200-Rented $22 month, 12-room house, in
south part of town.
S1,100-East-fro lot, righ. in Sunnyside.
$475--Motor Line addition, east front, per-
feet lot, inside 32d st.
81, 250-Nineroom, modern residence; bath,
furnace, city water, hardwood tloors man
tel; nicely decorated east-front lot
81, 500-Eight-room house, nante, some hard
wood floors, city water, stone walks,
shrubbery and nice trees; large barn and
two lots; $500 will handle.
$2,100-Read offer. An S-room house, with
city water, woodshed; all Nrocms nicely
grained downstairs and every room lately
decorated and painted; outside just
painted; has shed, barn and lot 4Sx129;
fine lawn, stone walks: near Chicago car
line, inside 9th st. This is splendid value
at this price.
$4,300-See this modern house. good as new,
10 rooms and porcelain bath, combination
heat oak finish and all floors hardwood,
decorated throughout, and nice lot, inside
24th st, and good location.
s2,675-S-room house, with hot water heat;
hardwood floors, gas and fixtures. porce-
lain. bath, city water, nicely decorated,
good size lot, eighth ward
s5,2O0-1f you desire a very nice home of ten
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j. JANNEY,
lo5 Phoenix Building.
A FEW LOTS.

S7OOO-Kenwood, gath st, near Fountain.
Sheridan av, 22d and oath.
boulevard near Douglass.
corner 33d st.
between 33d and Saith.
between saith and 35th.
$75O-Garfeld, between 26th and 27th.
$8OO-Cedar av, corner, sd; two lots.
$1UO-Cedar, between 37th and 3Sth.
$35O-10th av S, between 35th and 36th.
$1gOO-Park av, corner 32d; 59Xl26.
$3OOO-14th av S, corner Sd st.
$5OOO-5th st $, opposite new Burlington
depot.
$65O-Holmes S, between 32d and 3d.
S5OO-Irving av S, near 2Sth st.
YS5O-Irving S, between 16th and 9th.
$SOO-Harriet s, between 18th and 9th.
$35O-2Sth av S, between 26th and 9th.
$9OO-Janes av n, near Thomas place.
S7SO-Garheid S, between 25th and ,26th.
$lAOO-Highland av. in Oak Lake.
$4,000 st N, near 18th av.
straightforward, 50x1a0.
f55O-Emerson, between Lake and 31st.
*3OOO-Lowry Hill, 6ox150.
81 1OO-Sunnyside, 43x135.
$42S-Fremont S. between 28th and 29th
near Fremont.
$5OO-Harriet S, between 32d and SSd
S125-l7th av S, between 3lst and S2d.
$65O-Lake st, near Pleasant.
SlOO-Colfax S, between 36th and 9th,
$SOO-Pillsbury av, between 26th and 9th.
Hill, corner Summit
*4OO-Holmes S, between Saith and 35th.
$65O-Harriet S, between Lake and 31st.
$9OQ-21st av S and 7th st.
$65O-Harriet s, between 22d and 24th.
$4OO-Washburn Park, Elmwood place.
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j, a..
WA r EERS,
N. Y. Life Bldg.
Established 1882.
Established 1882.

rooms and porcelain bath, gas, laundry,
handsome sideboard mantel, hardwood
floors and hardwood finish; finely deco
rated and good as new; Sunnyside dis
trict.
s., 000-New, handsome, complete eight rooms
and bath; hot water heat; hardwood finish,
and as pretty and complete as you could
wish. Good terms.
IS, 50o-Kenwood-One of the choiceSt and most
attractive residences on the boulevard: 10
rooms, bath and laundry. To say it is
modern is not saying much; it must be
seen and examined.
S., 5O0-Another fine home in Sunnyside; nine
rooms, modern throughout; fine barn and
stone driveway.
81, GOA home which contains IL rooms and
bath; furnace, gas What delightful
elevated lot; IS feet front; barn; here is a
place you should see; inside Franklin az.
CLIFTON AVENUE-We control some OF the
choices, and best frontage on this superb
residence avenue. high, elevated sites for
very choice residences. Nothing finer in
GRoVELAND AvENUE-At SAL IS per foot is
less than you can purchase for yet we
have one choice, piece at this price for
an early sale.
81, 750-What pretty new cottage. 6 rooms.
finished in Georgia pine, some hardwood
floors, three bedrooms, hardwood doors.
electric bell, cellar and cistern; $500 will
handle. Net far from Chicago avenue car
line, inside Lake street.
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NEBRASKA WHEAT CROP
GOOD SEND-OFF BY LOyELANI
Seeding Well Advanced In Minneso-
ta-Shower at Frost, but Dry
at Albert Lea.
Specials to The Journal.

Specials to The Journal
Lincoln, Neb., April 16s-Crop reports from
every section of the state compiled by G. A.
Loveland. section director of the United
States weather bureau, indicate an extreme
ly encouraging prospect for heavy wheat
crop. Winter wheat is in excellent condition
In the western part of the state, where the
moisture has been sufficient. A species OF
cut worm has done some damage in some OF
the western counties In the eastern couu-
ties wheat generally looks we'll, although
some fields have been damaged by the un-
favorable weather conditions of the spring.
A few wheat fields have been plowed up Ia
Nickolls and Clay counties that the lana
may be used for other crops However, the
damage to ,, wheat crops in other sections is
Frost, Mimi, April 16.-Ths part of the
state was visited by nice shower Tuesday,
something that was needed to start the grain
that Is in the ground. Some fields are bens
sown the second time, as the heavy wind las.
week blew much Of the seed out of the
ground
Albert Lea, Mimi. April 16.-seeding has
all been completed in Freedom county, but
owing to the absence OF rain the grain has
not yet come up and even grass has shown
little sign of starting. A heavy rain woul.
remedy matters. The soil is so dry that dust
and sand from the fields have drifted in large
quantities along the roadside.
Appleton, Mimi. April 16.-The next few
days will see all small grains seeded in this
community. The spring has been an unusual
iy propitious one for farmers In that the soil
was dry and could easily be worked into a
level, mellow condition. The good effect of
this will be very apparent later, should a
drought occur, as less moisture will be re-
auired to mature the crop.
Battle Lake, Mimi, April 16.-Seeding is
about half done and warm weather is needed.
The ground is in good shape
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NEW YORK METALS
The New Trading Rule in Copper
Goes Into Effect.

hne Ne" IrRNlnS Rule III copper
Goes Into Effect.
New York, April 16.-Deaing in copper I'M
der the new rule was inaugurated yesterday
at the New York metal exchange The trades
amounted to $50 tons for July delivery at
sl1.20 and s1t.l5.
The local market for copper was rather
easy, but quiet and unchanged. Spot lake
was quoted at 12Ac: electrolytic, 121sc asked,
and casting, 12c asked. The London copper
market closed lower with spot and futures at
s5S IS Cd.
The London tin market was Is Cd higher,
with spot at ELS It's Cd and futures at &1ol
los. The local market ruled frnler, with
spot at CSC. Lead ruled steady and unchanged
here at 41sc and London was unchanged at
Eli lis Sd. Spelter was firm here at S445;
London gained IS, closing at ELI los.
Iron ruled steady and unchanged here and
a tritle higher in English markets. Locally
pig iron markets were nominal No. foup.
dry northern, $1,000; No. foundry northern,
Sl211s NO. J. foundry southern, SIT .5C41S;
No. foundry southern, soft, s17 5041S. Glas-
gov closed 54s sd and Middlesboro at AS cd.
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New York Hides.

New York, April 16.-The tendency is Just
trihe easier Quotations are nominally un-
changed. but it is no longer possible to obtain
outside figures, and the eastern markets are
more quiet than at any recent date. This
would be easily explained by the extensive
strike, which has curtailed consumption very
heavily. Moreover, it is believed that the
mills are all carrying heavy supplies of raw
when the mills are fully occupied it is prob
able that the stocks of wool on hand will soon
be depleted, and buyers will appear in the
markets. Conditions in the leather trade
according to r. G. Dun's report are such as
to warrant expectation of good demand for
hides later.
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B.
DAVID 6. BELL INVESTMENT CO.
No. Ill souts, Fourss Street.
Ready Before to loan business and
residence
No. III South Fourth Street.

sll5O-No. 22os E Lake st, S-room
house, newly painted and in good
condition: rents for $12 per month.
Fine large lot, 5O-foor front; city
water, walk and trees; part cash,
balance monthly.
$2325-No 1898 Grand av; good, we'll
built house of 8 rooms; newly paint
ed and in good condition; all modern
except heat, including gas fixtures
and part hardwood floors. East
front lot 40xl29: stone walk in front
and around house. Part cash, bal
ance to suit.
S3OOO-No. 1905 18th av S; large mod
ern house Of 10 rooms, arranged in
two fats; rents for $50 per month:
lot 43x130; sewer, water, gas and
stone walk in front You can live
in one-half this house and rent the
balance for enough to pay per
cont on the amount invested.
$25OO-No. 1851 Dupont av S; neat home
OF rooms and bath; open plumbing,
gas and fixtures; good condition;
hardwood hoors first floor: lot 40x
1913; sewer, water, gas, stone walk,
and curb and gutter in front; fine
lawn, with several trees and shrubs.
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KANSAS CITY BOYCOTT ENDS.

Kansas City, April 16.-The boycott
against the Kansas City Stock Yards com
pany, began last Friday by the live stock
exchange was raised yesterday, both sides
agreeing to a compromise submitted by the
local packers. The stock yards company mod
flied the Objectionable order, and the live
stock commission men agree to the yards
cempany's demands that they give clean pa
pers showing the ownership of the stock. The
stock yards company had talked OF securing
an injunction to force the withdrawal of tho
'llooloq
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BOSTON WOOL
Business Quiet and Prices A5ou,
Steady.

Boston, April 16.-Not much change for the
better can be said of the wool market here
this week. Business on the whole Is quiet,
but there has been rather more inquiry for
fleece woods. There has been no change in
prices. The undertone OF the market con-
tnues firm and good judges of the situation
feel that values are not going lower. Terri
tory woods are steady in price, but they have
been rather quiet. Fine choice staple cured
Is selling at 50@52c and fine medium 47@4Sc.
Ordinary fine secured is quoted at 4s@50c,
with fine medium at 43945c. There has been
more activity in Ohio feeces and the in
quiries have also been increased. Choice Xxx
and above sold at &c, while the average XXX
sold at BIC. Ohio fine delaines have been
selling at 2S1a@29c. Michigan Xxx and above
is quoted at Csc, with No. at 25626c.
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CHICAGO TAGGING
Real Estate Not Moving There AS In
Minneapolis.

A Chicago real estate man, in the city
this week, says his city is still behind IN
the business Minneapolis is led by Kan
sas City in building and sales and Min
neapolis leads Chicago. Chicago expects
a rapid revival, however. There is in
dubitable signs of improvement.
This Statement bears out the theory OF
a we'll known and most successful bust
ness man Of Minneapolis, that when real
estate starts in some city of the country,
as it has in Kansas City, 1t soon reaches
another. The sentiment that creates a
demand in one place will start sales IN
another town. All classes in Minneapo-
lis are buying more than usual now, ex-
cepting the working man, who is purchas-
ing at the normal rate. He is stirred UT
by the rent proposition, however. Rates
were raised a little in 1900, again in 1901
and still again this year. It was three
years ago cheaper to rent than to buy. At
present the workingman figures that it is
better to buy than to be tenant.
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$l3OO-No. 211S Crystal Lake av N:
house of s rooms; city water; good
south front lot, 45x125; all improve
ments in street; close to Penn av,
and cheap.
$500 for HOUSE AND LOT, No. 4o7
Fremont av N; small house, east
front lot, 30X144; city water in street;
easy terms.
LOTS.
$7EO-Beautiful east-iront lot, 46x12S, on
Colfax av S, second lot from 9th
st; lies perfect; also corner at $3.50.
$3O0-Oakland av, between 34th and 35th
SITS; very fine lot, lies good; city
water, walk and gas, new house just
being built on adjoining lot. A snap
$5OO-For, the finest east-front lot on
Harriet av, between 31st and 32d
SITS; size, 45x12S; city water, walk
and gas; three new houses to be
built on adjoining lots. If you want
it, come quick.
$GOO-yery large lot, 57x12S, on 18th av
S, near 2sth st; city water aud walk.
Look it up.
S45O-Linden Hills, on Sheridan av s,
between 42d and AID SITS; others ask
$500 for similar lots: size 50x170;
city water: bargain.
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Legislation next winter several measures
which, when enacted. serve to protect
owners of property. For instance, an at
tempt will be made as was done In Mis-
souri, to make more serious the otfense Of
entering vacant houses and removing
mantels and plumbing.
Factory Exemption.
The New Orleans Progressive Union is
thoroughly advertising the town by tack
ing up cardboard notices to the effect that
until 1910 New Orleans exempts factories
from taxation.
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$2OOO-s116 Stevens av, q well-bul seven.
room house, with city water; one OF
those handsome east-front lots, 46x12S
feet to alley; lot alone in this neighbor-
hood ought to bring this price; rents
for 5000 a wear.
$25OO-2o25. Clinton av; 1o-rocm house.
Thoroughly built; be sure and go inside;
pleasant outlook and lot 50xl46 feet.
with good barn and plenty OF room.
s2OOO-2s4e Harriet avenue;. 10 rooms;
city water UP and down; rents
for s2s; east front lot. 40x12S feet to
alley house newly painted; can be used
for two families.