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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-15

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the national association Of local
preachers OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church ended tonight with farewell
services" DIR. c. b. Stemen, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, was elected president and a
number OF vice presidents were elected.
DIR. Stemen was named on the board OF
directors.
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Oct. H.-South Bend
was visited by heavy snowstorm about
6 o'clock this morning. Ii lasted about five
minutes and spread a white mantle over
everything. The weather to-day has been
cold and another storm Is expected tonight.
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WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Oct. HESITATION
Agent F. w. Towne Of the Duluth. south
Shore s. Atlantic Railroad. killed one OF
two robbers at Lake Nebagamon. thirty
burglars was attempting to rob the safe at
the depot. while the other was Keeping
watch on the outside. AS Towne came aione
the outside man dred on him. but missed.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
kOKOMO, Ind, Oct. H.-Otis Crussore
was crushed to death at the Kokomo steel
works tonight. He got entangled i'm a
wire that was being reeled on a spool The
wire frightened around him, breaking his
neck and spine A young widow survives
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DIR. LORENZ LICENSED.
Vienna Surgeon Forced to Comply
with the Laws OF Illinois.

CHICAGO. Oct H--Dr Adolph Lorenz.
professor of orthopedic surgery in the Uni
versity Of Vienna, who operated success
fully upon Lolita Armour, the young
daughter of Mr.. j. Ogden Armour, last
Sunday for congenital dislocation Of the
hip. to-day appeared before the State
Board of Health and secured a license to
practice his profession in this State. "A
summons to appear before the board was
served on DIR. Lorenz this morning and this
afternoon. in compliance with the request
he appeared before that body and was
granted license.
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n cows milk for infant feeding Is so
important as its purity and the methods
OF preserving it. Borden's Eagle Brand
Condensed Milk is scientifically produced
and prepared. 1t gives TO coffee q deli
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ANDERSON, Ind. Oct 4.-Anderson
printers were informed to-day of the dea tn
OF Marion Main. one OF the prominent MEM
bers and organizers OF Anderson Typo
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BENJAMIN Starr, commander OF the Indiana
Grand Army; ITO the Regiment" Governor
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Towne returned the fire, killing his man
instantly. The inside man escaped without
securing any booty.
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CASE ESTATE SUIT.


Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION. Inc. Oct. >l4--More than 100
people OF this city are Int crested In q law
>ait involving vast estnte located on the
The colored American., 1902-06-28

which will begin here in few days.
He has also worked out a new process
for making blue prints and has dis
covered a chemical TO weld the hardest
steel. Mr.. Landlord is very hard
student, and is what you might call
practical scientific modest gentleman.
While speaking to him about his ac-
complishments, he said: If l have
accomplished anything worthy OF note
il has been by constant effort and hard
struggle, and above all, l owe 1t 10
Prof. B. F. Washington and l. =
Page"
In August, 1901, Mr.. Landlord led
to the altar Miss Charlotte Josephine
Upshaw. the cultured and refined
grand daughter of Bishop H. NJ Tur-
ner. 70 whose wifely devotion and SYM
pathetic support he owes much OF the
success that has attended his efforts
Mr.. Lankford is not a great orator,
but he is solving the race problem IN
the most practical way, by setting an
example of individual excellence, NOV
ing upward by dint Of personal en-
deavor. His industry and achieve
ments are vivid object lessons for the
aspiring Afro-American youth. His
Washington address is 1920 Eleventh
street northwest. Anyone needing his
architectural services can call or write
him. He has the grit TO win.
The colored American., 1902-06-28
HAPPENINGS AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot SPRINGS. Va. -Special-After-
noon services have been inaugurated
at Smiths Chapel. A large congrega-
tion was present last Sunday and lis
tened TO a powerful sermon by the as
sistant preacher. Many distinguished
friends of the chapel sat in the congre-
cation. In the pulpit were the Rev.
Mr.. McGill, rector Of the Episcopal
Church; Revs Burweu and Franklin.
]. 4. Lewis. the popular young phv-
sician, is kept busy visiting the people
who come here sick.
Messrs. Berry and Shaper spent last
Sunday in Covington, the guests Of Mr..
r. y. Smith.
Mrs. and Miss Acres. Of Richmond.
and Mrs Albert Gay and daughter are
here for the summer.
Miss Rosa Johnson and Mr.. Robert
F Dickerson are the Colored Ameri-
cans staunchest friends in Hot
Springs.
The Excelsior Literary Society has
taken on new life under the guidance
Of the newly elected officers.
The social element is resting itself
in anticipation OF the midsummer fes-
tivities.
The Hotel Alphin has an excellent
eolored chef in Mr.. G. z. Ferris, of
Washington.
The colored American., 1902-06-28
atsu1's
PgFk.

Washington's Great Pleasure he
sort located on Glen Echo Rail
road, Nd, now open Tor the
season, and it is hoped that every
person will pay one visit to Inc
Park this season s there mas
been many improvements maGV
for your enjoyment Ali ehufcn
es. social clubs and assOelatlol'
are Invited to spend their outing
this summer al WatsOn's ParK'
Special car can be charted DG1eGI
for the Park and ordered DaeS
when wanted. Cars for every Gay
service. Take Chevy ChaSe IL.
the Park. Those driving 'Sho
Conduit to Turner'S and turn "
the right For further . inl151@ in,GmN
ton ap 5ly to A. d. W AISVWE ? "
2025 L Street. ~ "
The colored American., 1902-06-28
Some Men Pay $4,000

For an expert to manage their
advertising There are Others who
pay $500 for an annual subscrip
ton to printers ink and learn what
all advertisers are thinking about
But even these are not the extremes
reached. There are men who lose
over 100000 a year by doing
neither one. For sample copy send
Zoe TO Printers lax No. 10 Spruce
Street, New York City.
The colored American., 1902-06-28
loo. 900. 90 TOLOan

In any amount on furniture, pianos
etc, at lowest rats without delsy,
removal or publicity. lou eau
pay it back in small monthly p,y-
ments to suit your income Ii you
have 8 loan elsewhere and need
more money, come to US We can
accommodate you, Call aud talk
It over before borrowing elsewhere.
Private rooms Business confden-
tial.
SURETY LOAN COMPANY.
Room ] Warder Building, 2ud fioc
9th and F SIS, n, ".
The colored American., 1902-06-28
THE NAN WHO WINS"

tCoutinued fron frs, psssl
should be drawn from the bank OF ex-
perience- His first stand was made at
Crystal City, 8 small town on the Mis-
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REAL ESFATE--FoR SALE
4 FARM LANDs-Continued

CONTINENTAL LAND CO.,
$40 acres finest corn and tax land in Da-.
kota for $500. ,,se---r-s
125, 600 acres best land in Dakota outside OF
Red river valley in large or small tracts, to
retail at 81 to So. ~ ~
IL 900 acres fine cut-over lands in Wisconsin;
hardwood, S2.25; will retail ut Sc and rs
per acre.
800 acres, finest farm In Red river valley, has
$1,000 IN improvements, to close an estate
at $25 per acre.
IA quarter sections in South Dakota at snap
prices.
100 other bargains in the Dakotas, Minnesota
and Wisconsin.
We operate generally In the northwestern
states and Canada.
Send for our bargain list.
CONTINENTAL LAND CO.,
528-540 Endicott BLDG St Paul
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AH tbs addition, A belonging % to one % party; viii iii
sell one or all; now Is your opportunity !;
prices are right. Hickson, 1922 Guaranty
LAUDERDALE & CO., TEMPLE COURT.
$1,25o.. fine lot on Colfax and 26th st s;
front foot, No. 116 I'd st S. $500, full east
and south front corner, Lyndale and Laurel
av; fine for two double houses, facing Laurel
and Lyndale; good location to rent.
500 BUYS THREE LOTS SOUTH OF LAKE
Harriet; $3.50, perfect lot. Aldrich av near 39th
st; $3.50, good lot, 10th av, inside 2Sth Sst;
$3.50, 4th av, inside 3Sth st: $3.50, 50x134, stone
walk, water, sewer, near 32d st; s., 900, house
nine rooms, barn, lot 10Tx172, inside 35tha st.
I. A. Dunsmoor, GIG Phoenix. IL 4
FOR SALE-VERY CHEAP,<LO ON 18th AV
s, between 32d and 33d sts Stone walk and
water main Must sell. Call 1921 18th avE:S.
CHEAPEST LOT IN NORTHEAST MINNIE.
apolis.. Ramsey Lockwood addition. Parry,
owner 10 Lumber Exchange.
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4 81, 2,500-SAVE 81, 900 BY BUYING. THIS {
L modern home; eight rooms, hardwood {.
z finish, bath, furnace, gas, cellar under /.
Z all; extra good range rock foundation; c
z beautiful lot, 46xl2S to alley, adjacent !:
q to new modern houses; close to 3lst st {
4 or Lyndale av car lines terms cash,
2 but no doubt $500 can he borrow ed {
z assignee is anxious to close-it out, as
6 price indicates. ~ ll, {
Z $1,5GO---Thls is cheap for an eight !.
q room house, nearly modern, bath, ETC.,
z mantel ard CRATE, storm windows,
Z screens, cellar under all: small lot,T
Q but it is a corner with stone walks c
4 anu sewer if you like sunlight, this
L house should please; Sth st SEN car {
q line, near 18th av. !. s%,
8 JAMES &c. MILLARD, 5Os Phoenix.
EH1frttg.a-a1id SiCb-altphbaM
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FURRIERS

A. REINER. PRACTICAL FURRIER, Is 9th
st IS. Furs stored and insured at lowest
rates. garments left for repairs or altera-
tions stored free OF charge. Old otter gar
ments dyed seal color; guaranteed not to
crock. Faded mink garments blended, re-
storing color; old seal garments redyed to
Orders taken for new garments at special
prices during summer months. Both phones.
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. w. c. ALLAN,

w. c. ALLAN E5s q
219 lKasota block
81, 1,150-Nice six-roon cottage, few blocks
from Chicago ay and 1ake,st.
$500 for four houses rented for $50: seven
blocks from West Hotel.
$4,000 for large house and lot, 62x165, near
4th st and 14th av S.
$1,000 for 11-room house on Clinton av, near
31st ST. Would rent for $50; an economic
owner can live in half OF this house and get
rent enough for the balance to pay taxes and
interest on the whole cost. Want offer.
SIS each for lots three blocks from Lake
Harriet. .a'
Nice lots on Portland. Park and Chicago
avs, cheap. '' at..s.s.# 4. Z sf
$475 for a fve-room house near 9th ay and
|, or y 90. Fa-.,. .
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saS9 Observation-Disclosures eSs eSsS2S9S3525s

JUST FOR EXAMPLE-$180 AND $18 PER
month will buy good s-room house, hard
wood finish, fireplace, storm sash, screens,
city water; II w 35th st; others on same
plan; call for list W: w. Clark. 312 Nicollet:
FOR SALE-$1 200 WILL BUY: A BEAUTI-
full home at Minnehaha Falls; lot 60x135; Z
room house and large barn; buildings almost
new. Vernal Truesdel, 915 Northwestern bldg.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE on
Lake Chisago. in Center City, MINI. Address
T. NJ Watson Kansas CITY MO. ..,..,..--
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FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS. ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park, or for. bargains
everywhere, send tor maps,@ ETC., to Edmund
G. Walton, 800 Hennepin av. 'r-
r. 8. CONE q CO., ST GUARANTY BLDG
We certainly have the best thing ever offered
in the way of a residence site; 73-foot 'front.'
age on Park av, through to Columbus av,
24S feet; near 25th st, close by the $50, 900 new
house Of c. M. Harrington. Can deliver this
Surely any one in search Of a site for fine
residence will appreciate this as q great bar
gain. See us soon. r. D. Cone & Co.
: - VIRGINIA. BEACH LOTS. =
SO secures a 5000 lot at Virginia Beach, Va.
Write at once for full particulars and for my
handsome book (free), telling about this ia
nous, ideal, all the-year- round seaside re-
sort. "A rare opportunity. = -
W.. M OSTFlANDER, North American
building, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR RENT


UNFINISHED FLATs-Continued.
s2s-ALL-MoDERN, sIx-RooM FLATS, IN
the Osgood, 622 to 62s Sth av S. Steam
heat. refrigerators, janitor service; easy
walking distance. Will make special
rate of $23 for summer months.
$l2-Five rooms, all modern. S26 9Th av N
s15-111s Sd av S, second floor: five rooms,
all modern in excellent repair. r
Slo-625 9Th st S; three rooms, third moor.
CITY REALTY CO.,
205 Boston Block. n
s13.5o-s47 Summer st NE, four rooms. partly
JANNEY, PHOENIX BUILDING.
FIWEIRooM STRICTLY MODERN FLAT,
newly papered and painted, within walking
distance rent $50; see janitor, 220 80 ay SE.
snRIcTLY MODERN seven-roo flat. best
location; will rent cheap for the summer.
See janttor, 74s E 18th st.
-, FLATS FOR RENT: =
$40 plymouth av, second floor, rooms,
sos Plymouth av, second floor. 5 rooms, .
modern except heat ...:. 20o
1923 Stevens av, first floor, s rooms, mod
ern: steam heat ................ ..... 81. SO
1920 Hawthorn av, fat 1, rooms, steam
n'A' HOUSES HOUSES; FOR or: RENT. ,'' ''
5o4 5th av S, rooms, city water 49,. ~. $500
~ w 18th ST. 10 rooms, modern. ....... 5000
1917 Stevens ay, rooms. modern, newly
1918 Stevens av, rooms. modern newly :
decorated DIV
2o22 Portland av. II rooms, n1odern...... 5000
WALTER L. BADGER,
217 New York life Building. g.
CALL FOR OUR LIST OF HOUSES, FLATs
and stores for rent. Nickels & Smith, 81
N1collet ay, room 2. --<..
FURNISHED FLATS
FURNISHED FLAT, NO. sl5 E 18th ST,
second floor; modern; till Sept. 1: very low
rent; see janitor or Elliot Metcalf, S15 e
18th st.
sIX-R0oM FURNISHED FLAT. UNTIL
Sept. l. two furnished bedrooms. $50 per
month 1923 Stevens av, flat 4. Inquire 425
Groveland or telephone Main 1858.
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED FLAT OF
five rooms; sewer, water and gas; located. near
18th av S and 18th st. VIII rent to couple
1, at $40 per month. 1861, Journal. T..
FURNISHED, MODERN, FIVE-ROoM, OUT
side fiat for summer. Nickels & Smith, or
25OO Lyndale av S. Flat. = az.
FOR T--COMPLETELY FURNISHED Z
room flat; piano and telephone;, 3!1s months;
Park and Franklin avs; write or inquire W.
D. Morse, 70S Phoenix building.
THREE LARGE WE'LL FURNISHED
rooms on ground floor for housekeeping, in
modern house; rent reasonable to man and
wife. 410 E 18th st.
SIX-ROOM FURNISHED FLAT UNTIL
Sept. l. two family bedrooms, $35 per month;
1923 Stevens av, fat 4. Inquire 425 Groveland,
or telephone Main 1853. -.
WE'LL FURNISHED FIVE-ROOMs MODERN
fiat to Oct. /; short block from Central Park.
95 Spruce place, fiat 2. ~
FOR RENT, FOR SUMMER, FIVE-RoOM
furnished fat, modern, cheap; immediate pos
session. 1913 Clinton av. fat Is. -.
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FARM LANDS

!.
1000 ACRES FINEST SELECTED FARMING
lands in North Dakota, all in Morton coun-
ty, near Mandan; wilt sell all or part; * all
is taken will sell at 5.6o an acre: some pieces
are partly improved, with coal on land and
worth $40 an acre or more For particulars
address owner, G. H. Bingenheimer. Fort
Yates. N. ID. ,s8szs
10 200 ACRES CTIOICEsT LAND IN ATTKIN
county; in the vicinity OF Mile Lace lake:
never before offered for sale; from to 10
years time given; send for circular at once.
80 acres OF good land on Willow river, 800
cash.
I20 acres 6 miles from Aitkin; Is acres in
crop; good improvements: hne neighborhood; !;
$1,275 cash.
( i60 acres near Mile Lacs lake, Is acres un-
der plow; fine buildings; 81 1,150; half cash.
BECHBR M. HUNGERFORD. Aitkin, Mipn.
FOR SALE-TO CLOSE sAN ESTATE. RED
river valley lands, Marshall county; 179 acres
section 6-156-5o, 50 per acre; IS acres, section
3215s-5o. s. per acre; 12o acres, section 22-15s-
50 $40 per acre; 100 acres section 8-1BS-60 $12
per acre. Kittson county, 75. acres, section
Sa per aeTs w,aa, g seres section
lace, nttorneys. 800 New York Life building. l
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,DYEING AND CLEANING

~~~-~~~~~S~-~-~~
MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. A.. HoR-
nung. Dyers and French dry, cleaners. Old
est, largest and best dry cleaning establish
ment west Of New York. 242 and 522 Nicollet.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nicol-
let. Telephone, 1916.
cleaning works, 723 Hepnepin av; both phones
THE PANTORIUM, s25-7 N1CoLLET.
Fancy .dyers and French dry cleaners.
Largest place of its. kind In the west
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

& $500 BUYS ONE OF THE MOST =
q artistic and beautiful homes in the +
& Lowry Hill district; house of 10 rooms, E
q hot water and hot air combination +
& heat; finished in selected birch; par E
. quet floors, three fine mantefs, two gas E
4 CRATES and one coal CRATE; an artistic &
g sideboard built in athe dining room, r
q with mirror doors. china closet, laun- I
4 dry, porcelain hath tub, open nickel +
q plated plumbing; nicely decorated
Il throughout; this DIS one of the best and
q most artistic homes built in this local. +
8 ity, on the corner lot. and also the r
q greatest bargain in the Lowry Hill
q district .> - ....-.
3 $1,000 buys a thoroughly modern +
q home of 10 rooms; also a neat six-room
q house on corner lot, 60x150, within r
q walking distance and one block from E
q Hawthorn ay; this is especially cheap.
q J. l.. NEAL.
~ 622 Boston block - {
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ONE OF THE FINEST MODERN, MEDIUM
priced ''gentleman's homes in Minneapolis
for sale; seldom is such a home offered. and
this fact of itself makes it cheap at any rea-@
sonable price; located between Lowry Hill
and Sunnyside (nearer Sunnyside), and Is
the very choicest situation in all that district;
is of exceptional value; can be bought for
less now than in the fall: business interests
demand, owner leaving Minneapolis, or: else
it could not be bought at ALL purchase can
only be made direct from owner property is
too choice to be- placed on the open market;
IL beautifully appointed rooms; hardwood
throughout; quarter oak and cherry
down stairs, red oak UP stairs; beautiful large
trees; sidewalked and curbed complete; finest
imaginable view and surroundings; every
thing desirable, nothing objectionable. $50
to $1,000 will handle it, balance on time, at
low rate of interest if wanted; correspond
ence solicited from intending purchasers who
have the money to buy with; no part taken IN
frada Address 1n16 journal.
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FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS, CALL ON
the Title Insurance and Trust Co. s:a
FOR sALE-HOUsE, COTTAGE STYLE,
upper foor Of four rooms shuts off: all mod
ern; beautiful hardwood floors; finished in
oak, ash and cherry; lot, 5ox191; rear 80 feet
has high board fence; fine hedge, stone walks,
trees and shrubbery. Come and see it If you
want something fine. 1919 Blaisdell av.
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BEAUTIFUL Cd62NER LOT, LOWRY HILL:
cheap; east front lot, Park av, a bargain;
houses and lots all parts of city. p. p. Sven
sen,i S514 Bank of Commerce.
FOR LEASE-CHEAP, OR SALE, HOUSE
and three of the finest acres in the city. be-
tween 25th and 26th avs NE and Lincoln and
Buchanan SITS. Elizabeth N. Rutherford,
Moody's drug store Central and. 25thr avs NE.
s., ,250-NINE- ROOM HOUSE. '2S09 GRAND
av; water, gas and wet sink; upstairs rents
for $11. INQUIRE of owner, 2809 Grand aY -
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81, 600, ENTIRELY REMODELED 8-ROOM
house; open plum bing, hardwood floors, large
barn; 1886 Pleasant easy terms. Fitzgerald,
301S Aldrich ay S.: .stss5 .seg 1.
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BOARD OFFERED

OPENED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT-,
The Deicatessen Restaurant, formerly the
Home Cafe Excellent service; rates reason
able. 1924 Hennepin ay.
BOARD -INHBEAUTIFUL COUNTRY FARM
house; two hours ride from city; prices mod,.
crate. For particulars address S. Statelar,
Faribau1t, Mimi -
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10000 . sts .
DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
Oneida Building.


DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
Oneida Building.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
1903 Colfax av, 10 rooms, all modern. $40 90
POPS Sd av S. II rooms, steam heat barn. 5000
t21 E 25th st, 10 rooms, modern, barn.. 100
1112 Logan ay N, 10 rooms, modern. 80. 90
90S Logan av N, 9 rooms, modern. ...... 5000
200o Beacon st Sc, II rooms, modern. g.. $500
2704 18th av S, 8 rooms all modern. 27.50
2S Lyndale av N. 8 rooms, modern...... q. so
SOB 17th av S. 6 rooms, city water...... n.5o
FLATS FOR RENT.
o25 E 18th st, third floor, rooms. ...... $500
329 E 18th st, third floor, 5 rooms ....... $500
zS32 Chicago av, second floor, 6 rooms. :. 800
325 18th st. second floor, rooms. 25. 90
241 Cedar av, rooms, city water ...... .$25. 90
1901 Clinton av, basement, 5 rooms. 800. 1857
1101 Emerson N first floor, rooms. II. 90
239 Cedar av, rooms, city water ...... 1900
239 Cedar av, 3 rooms, city water .... 1000
1927 5th st N z rooms, city water ...... 10. 90
1926 7th st IS, 8 rooms, city water ........ $50
2704 Humboldt av N, first floor, rooms. 900
1000 Franklin av, 3 rooms, city water. 800
STORES FOR RENT.
2104 Washington av N N.................$1 $40. 60
eeea . o . . . . % . Q
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REAL ESTATE-TO EXCHANGE I
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MERCHAN-
building, six fats, modern, rental $4,000. Tay-s
lor, 1927 Wabash, Chicago.
EXCHANGES ACRES BLACK LOAN,
with clay subsoil; some hardwood timber,
some fine meadow: lies good school near,
we'll settled around: Cass county, Minnesota
near railroad station: want house and lot in
Minneapolis G. 9. Lester, Century building:
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MICHIGAN LANDS, 81 TO SLIGO. ~
But you will havo to see me at my Office
and be able to pay cash down. as they are
equal to the S3 to $6 lands in Minnesota. o.
B. Harris, 81 e 4th st, St. Paul.
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FOR sALE-A 2oo-ACRE FARM, IN .
Meeker county. Not an acre Of waste q
land; all flrst-class soil. Adjacent to Q
two roads; near schoolhouse; two miles Q
from railroad. Fifty acres in crop; Q
fine meadow, and in every way first q
class stock farm: q
c. A. QUIST & CO.,
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BOARD WANTED

LADY WOULD LIKE ROOM AND BOARDS
at Lake Harriet or Lake Calhoun. Address
1853 Journal.
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!! = NORTHWESTERN LAND CO.
or HaNock Mimi, has some of the finest
farms for sale in the state; also Wild land !;
If you want a home, come and see some of
their bargains. The Northwestern Land Co.,
Hallock, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

LANDS ARE CHEAP IN THE H1LL LAKE
country, in Aitkin county, Minnesota; black
blue Joint and red top grasses and the uplands
are covered with immense growth of timothy
and clover and other grasses. Large quanti-
tie Of big fine hardwood timber, such as sugar
maple, Eastwood, yellow birch and oak. The
coming stock dairy and farming country Of
the northwest. Prices of lands range from
$3.50 to $12 per acre on easy terms to settlers.
100 KasotaE building, MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi.
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FOR RENT-FURN1SHED OR UNFUR-
nished nine-room modern house; good loca-
tion; large yard Inquire 3017 Chicago av.
sas3 s..so
ss 320S PARK AV. g
S2 Nine-room modern house, east 'front.' So
&c. stone walk and steps; full basement, S9
So good heater, etc.: $25. rs ~ g
e - W. A.. BARNES & CO., S5
e 300-302 Nicolet av. g
q 8