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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-13
;REPLY OF BAER.
President of Philadelphia aud Reading
Company TiIs. Ills Answer.

President of Philadelphia aud Readin,
Company File. His Answer.
Washington. Nov l2.-The reply OF
President Baer Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal company 70 the
charges OF President Mitchell. OF the
United Mine Workers. which has been
presented to the anthracite coal strike
commission. was given 10 the public.
MI Baer makes no reference % Mr..
Mitchell as the president Of the miners
organization. but refers to him simply
as an individual. Taking up the spe
ciacatlons In Mr. Mltchells charges.
Mr.. Baer admits that his company
owns 81 colllerles and that before the
strike It employed 2s,s2s people. He
says in part:
The demand for 20 per cent Increase
In wages on piece work Is denounced
as arbitrary. unreasonable and un.
just" The company contends that at.
er making all necessary allowance for
different conditions that the rate Of
wages paid for the mining OF anthra.
cite coal is as high as that paid In
the bituminous coal fields
The company denies that the pres.
ent scale OF wages is lower than Ia
paid In other occupations In the same
locality and controlled by like condi.
tlons.
Mt, Baer denies that the earnings of
the anthracite workers are less than
average earnings for other occupations
requiring skill aud training.
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Madrid, Nov. i2.-Klng Alfonso has
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Galveston, Nov l2.-The excursion
ot Chicago business men left Calves
ton shortly afternoon for Houston.
The morning was taken up with a
sail on the bay on board the United
States revenue cutter Galveston. Two
hours were spent on the water viewing
the shipping the fortihcauons and i'm
proyements along the bay front and
Inspecting the new docks of the South
ern Pacific and the elevator and large
powerhOuse IN course OF construction.
A number Of the visitors took ad-
vantage OF the warm weather and en-
joyed a surf bath
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Washington, Nov. i2.-The answer Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad company
20 the bill OF complaint Of the state u
Washington In the case OF the state
against the Northern Securities COM
pany. vas filed IN the United States
slpreme court. The brief Is signed by
Counsel Bum Of the Northern Pacific
company and Is a general denial OF
any and all manner of unlawful COM
binatlon and confedoracy wherewlth Il
ls charged
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MOLINEUX GOES FREE
Jury Holds Him Guiltless Of Caus-
Ing Mrs. Adams Death.
DECISION SOON MADE
The Defendants Father Wrote: '.ThC
Struggle L. Der. the Battle
Won; And Might Has Lost,
bnt Right Has Won."

Now York. Nov i2.-Roland p. Mol.
ineux was SET az liberty Tuesday AFT.
er spending nearly four years in pris.
on and being once condemned to
death and twice placed on trial for
his lie for the murder OF Mrs Kath.
crime J. Adams.
But l3 minutes sufficed for the Jury
to reach a verdict OF acquIttal at the
close OF a trial that has lasted four
weeks. the FIRST trial. which resulted
In MolincuX's conviction and sen.
tence. having been prolonged for
about three months.
The verdict. which was confidently
anticipated. was greeted with an in.
stantly suppressed outbreak Of ap-
plause. Justice Lambert having de.
livered a stern admonltlon that no
demonstration would be- permitted.
MolineuX who was brought into
court as soon as Il was known the
jury had agreed was as apparently
rs unconcerned ofe motion when the
as unconcerned Of emotion when the
words that established his innocence
were pronounced. His aged father.
General Mollneux was deeply anect.
ed and could with dimculty respond
TO the greetings OF friends who press.
ed forward 10 offer their congratula.
tions.
II was Just 70 minutes after the
jury retired when word was brought
to the court room that a verdict had
been reached Court officers shouted
for order and a hurry call was sent
for Judge Lambert. who was not 10 be
found In his chamber. Il was 3 2S |
when the notice was received and Il |
was 3:i5 when Justice Lambert took
his seat MoiIneux. who had been
brought into court on the first notice
from the jury. was calm and conf |
dent as ever Barlow S. Weeks OF his |
Steamed across the rall and
90 him Its an right. The
time tells us that"
u never doubted IT," Mollneux re
Piled The old general was far more
lgitated than his son and Il was evi
tent that the suspense was very hard
ipon him
Not guilty" said the foreman IN
.eply 20 the formal inquiry. and MolI.
leuN. who had been standing 10 r.
'eive the verdict. sank back In his
hair
There was a burst of applause. but
was speedily qualled By the court
Ulcers, Justice Lambert ordered
he court cleared and told the Jurors
o remain In their seats until IL was
leared Then after counsel for both
ides had congratulated each other
nd the jury and had thanked the
ourt. Justice Lambert ordered the
ormal discharge OF Molineux. A
rowd OF az least 1000 followed cheer
lg for General Molineux and his son
= they left the court room with
iessrs Odell and Weeks. Former
overnor Black who reached the side. {
ak some five minutes later received |
n even greater ovation than had !
reetod MollneuX. General Molineux.
hen asked for an expression OF /.
pinion on the verdict. wrote and
gned for his reporter friends the
blowing: a
rhe struggle Is o'er. the battle done q
nd might has lost. but right has
won"
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Berlin. Nov. members o. the cab
lnet and OF the reichstag. scientists.
authors. journalists. fnanciers and
manufacturers comprising a. repre-
sentativcs an assembiage as Berlin has
not seen In years. gave a dinner Tues
day night az the KalserhooI In honor
of former Ambassador Andrew White.
Home Secretary Posadowski-Wener
presided.
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Austin. Tex. Nov i2.--The control.
Ter Tuesday received the tax roll Of
Morris county The total assessed val
uail0n for the year 1909 was fl.2si .gs1.
as compared with 81 $50. .5g7 for the pre-.
vious year, an increase OF fl.4i4 over
the present year. This Is the last OF
the tax rolls and the report Of the
controller will be Issued Immediately
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entrusted rrrme Aini1r-r sagasta WIN
the reconstruction of the cabinet and
gives him free hand In the matter Il
Is believed that Gen. Weyier will not
be retained In the war Office. Senor
sagasta is endeavorlng 20 embody in
the new cabinet more democratic ele-
ment than that which was found In
the previous cabinet.
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New iberia. La. Nov i2.-Tuesday
night about 10 o'clock hre broke out
In ono OF the warehouses OF the New
iberia Rice Milling company. near
the Crystal Ice and Bottllng works.
Owing 10 the Gre department being
somewhat demoralized by member
attending the Ringing circus the
names made rnnld hoadway and soon
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Pr..Ia.nt OF for M.mphI..

New York. Nov. l2-President
Roosevelt who delivered the principal
address a. the chamber of commerce
banquet on Tuesday night. left the
Waldori-Ast0ria hotel for Jersey City.
AZ that place he boarded a special
train bound for Memphis. Tenn.
travelling by the Pennsylvania railroad
20 Piusburg.
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Many Net Lanha,n.

Fort Worth. Nov. 12.-Governor
elect Lanham reached Fort Wortl
Tuesday afternoon shortly after
o'clock en- route to Austin He re
mained In the city several hours
leaving al o'clock for the state cap
ital. He was met at the depo, here
by a score OF Fort Worth people and
persons from other points. who inter
viewed him In behalf Of appointments
for frlendA
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Mason City W Va. Nov. l2.-The
condition of Harry Allemang. the base
bail pitcher who was shot by safe rob
bers Sunday morning. rez1Ains prac-
ticaiiy unchanged and there is little
hope that he viii recover The Mason
county officials have offered a reward
OF $500 for the arrest Of the robbers.
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spread over the CryHctai ice ana Bot.
tliug works. which with the ware.
house were destroyed. Losses foot
up about $4,000
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE

Continued.
TWO ALL-MODERNt HOUSES ON INTER-
urban line; one 12-room and one Groom; will
sell one or both. See owner on premises,
l7O1 University ay SE.
r. d. CONE & CO., SIT GUARANTY BLDG.
81 900 for nice little house. east front lot,
city water; Harriet av, near 9th st. You
know this is cheap
So, 800 FOR A NINE BROOM MODERN HOUSE
near Holmes and S1st st. Owner makes above
low price as he wants to sell before leaving
the city. Shotwell, $40 New York Life
r. D. CONE & CO.. GIT GUARANTY BLDG.
av N. near Fremont; city water rents for
$144. This pays better than money in saw
ings bank
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS-DO YOU
want bargain on Fremont? Fine home,
partly modern, about 81, 200; can sell good
home for $500 on 9th st; come in and see how
modern houses in Forest Heights for 81, 900;
complete list Morrison Crittenden Imp.
Co., 507 Phoenix
QUARTER-ACRE CORNER FLAT LOCA-
tlon; Ave minutes walk from courthouse; best
$6.250. No agents. Address 1922. Journal.
FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS, CALL ON
the Title Insurance and Trust Co.
IS, 250-7l4 Sth ST S-TEN-ROOM HOUSE;
lot, 66X165, large enough for fiat building
another house.
If this does not suit you, see my list of cheap
houses on easy payments.
Remember, II you do not find what you want
in my list, l will build for you or have
built any style house in any location for
a SMALL CASH PAYMENT and balance
monthly, including interest.
WALTERS,
NEW WORK LIFE RT.DQ
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REAL ESTATF---FOR SAGE
~~
Continued.

Continued.
NEA SECTION l. TOWNSHIP 131, RANGE
o., Sargent county, North Dakota; only two
buildings; raised Is bushels wheat last year;
all rich, black, level prairie; only $1,100; talk
about bargain. Well. c. W. somers, 5Q7
Manhattan building. St. Paul, MINI. =
NORTH DAKOTA-BARNES COUNTY: TWO
tiers, So to $40; Richland county, 10 quarters.
s. to $40: Emmons county, three quarters.
s.; Walsh county, two quarters, $3.50 to $1e
South Dakota-Good lands in Brown, Camp
bell, Edmunds, Marshall counties. $3.50 to $40.
T.. j. Perciyal, No. 1905 Guaranty building
Cedar Lake, near town and railroad; brook
cash.
1875 acres, two miles from county seat; will
cut 10000 cords of hard wood; clay soil, lake
front; $4,000, two thirds cash.
300 acres fine hardwood land, fronts on
Half section hardwood timber land on Farm
Island Lake, one mile of lake front; $7.50 per
acre, cash.
70 acres hardwood and meadow land, hye
miles from county seat; running water; some
improvements; $12 per acre, easy terms.
12o acres near Kimberly; half meadow:
acre. essb sarsl fptSsisa s. per
Aitkin, MINI.
FOR SALE-sTOCK FARM. CONTAINING
22O acres OF land. The farm is in a well set
leu iocailty On tne Hne OF Eoen Pra1fle stage
road and on the shore of picturesque lake.
IL miles from Minneapolis. The buildings
| include large stock barn, granary, small
dwelling owe To an early purchaser the. price
Will be made low and terms liberal. Thayer
q Gale, 2l3 New York Life building.
$40 ACRES, GRANT COUNTY, s. d. THIS
Is one OF the finest stock farms in this
section OF the country, 2a miles from
railroad station: About half OF this
sr tract is suitable for agricultural pur-
poses, the balance is unsurpassed for
stock-raising. The rich black loan, clay
subsoii, producing wonderful crops OF
hay, wheat and other grain. Three
springs. Price SIS per acre.
$1.S25 only-sO acres, within 80 miles OF the
- city, Pc miles TO railroad station; 80
acres under pillow, balance meadow, pas
ture and timber; adjoin lake; small
house and barn.
$50 per acre for AL stock farm of Gao acres
in southwest part of the state; only rea-
son for selling is to close an estate II
you mean business you will not turn this
down.
Sc acres near Lake Minnetonka; frst-class
land: Watered by well and brook; 81
acres under pillow; 30 acres meadow pas
ture; fenced; good neighborhood; mostly
Americans; house and barn; less than a
mile to station. Price $50 per acre.
Sl5 per acre, $50 acres, near Red Lake Falls,
.a. Mimi; 40 acres broken, balance nice
timber; soil heavy black sandy loam.
sH acre, 16O, one-half mile from Lambert
Minn.,- where there is store, cheese fac.
tory, church and school; 40 acres ploWed;
soil black loan.
Lands in Deuel., Hamlin, Codington, Clark and
Sphinx counties, South Dakota.
j. A. WALTERS,
GA New York Life Building
Minneapolis, MINI
IS PER ACRE, 2,10O ACRES, RIGHT AT A
station; good buildings; cuts 700 tons OF blue
joint hay; some cultivated, balance hardwood
of the best stock farms in Minnesota. Thomas
Watts, GIT Phoenix building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Continued.
eeeeeseessoo e~es ooo soe Z

oosSo SEQ . zee ssee .
LOUIS, NJ GAYNOR'S BARGAINS.
$40 TEMPLE COURT.
sale-64O acres land in kidder county, N. D.
2 good improved farms in Chisago Co., MINI.
| Two improved farms in Anoka county, MINI.
7-rcom house with city water, on corner
! lot 42xl2S, 26th st and 9th av S. 81 zoo
Two houses and large lot to exchange for
Lots on Lowry Hill. inside Franklin av,
east front, EOx135 If sold soon. 81 GOO
10-room house and barn on Pleasant av,
inside OF 26th st .......:c..;;............ 2,6OC
Groom modern house on 9th av s, in
side OF 25th st; big bargain ........... 5000
East-front lot on 18th ay, inside of 18th
st; 50xl5O to alley ..................... ], 300
Corner lot on 9Th av s and Franklin,
5Uxl4O to alley ................... ,575
Lots on 9th av, inside of Franklin. 100
Lots on 10th av S, inside of 18th at. 80. $50
10 room all-modern house. built for
home, inside Of Franklin between Park
and Chicago avs; tine place ............ 4,60O
New modern house. southeast ........... 1900
e0o0o Q . &c 1000 o0oesoo . .
a.25om7l4 sth ST $, GROOM HOUSE, LOT
ST. 65O-2s17 18th av s, S-room house
$l,9O0-l05O Central ay, 8 rooms, modern. and
sl,5O0E26l3 18th ay S, 8 rooms and barn.
$l.65O-No. l122 Fremont av N, Groom house,
cellar, city water, barn; lot 5lx157.
II this does not suit you, see my list OF cheap
houses on easy payments.
Remember, if you do not find what you want
in my list, will build for you or have
built any style house, in any location,
for a small cash payment and balance
monthly, including interest
j. A. WALTERS,
New York Life Building
10-ROOM HOUSE, CITY WATER, BOTH
floors. wet sink, sewer connections, barn, full
lot, four blocks from Central market; $500
will handle it; balance easy terms. Owner,
13l Aldrch ay. corner Hawthorn.
HOT WATER HEAT, BEAM CEILINGS,
inglenook, panel wainscoting, columned OPEN
ings, open plumbing, large bathroom, hard
wood floors, seats and finish are few at
fractions Of the new nine-room house I offer
on Harriet av for So, 500. Also one on same
plan at St. Anthony Park. w. W. Clark,
313 NicoIlet. -
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o. D. BORTLE,
420 Temple Court,

$3,000-Seven rooms and hall, finished In
oak; hot and cold water; fine, large bath
room; full basement; located eighth ward,
on Como and Harriet car line. This will
please you as the price is low.
$1,000-On 18th av S, near 23d st, you
will find the incest little home for the
money in the city; now renting for $14.
Kindly look this up; certainly great BAR
gain.
1,0o0-13th av S and 26th st; nine rooms;
sewer, water in street, cistern, barn.
il sold soon. ~ 80.
Do you want a home at Lake Harriet?
l will sell you nice little home, built
last season; one block from bouler ard,
near pavilion; lot 4ox17O; close to car;
building up all around. Owner leaving
city; will sell for $1,000 If taken soon.
Investigate.
s55o-Choice lot on Lake st. near IT.
wing av.
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W. C. ALLAN, .s-
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, RENTALS

REAL ESTATE, LOANS, RENTALS,
g.. 219 KASOTA BLOCK
S975-Good eight-room house on 18th av S,
near 22d st; rented for $l4.
$500 will buy lot with three buildings out of
repair in South Minneapolis.
$1,000 for nice modern nine-room house,
near Clinton av and 25th ST.
ST., 800 for property renting for about 81, $50.
$3.50 for lot one block from Calhoun park
$3.50 for 5O-foot lot, near Clinton av and 26th.
$40 for lot Harriet av near 36th ST.
SIS for good lots on Aldrich and Bryant avs
Want offer on corner lot with three build
ings out of repair in North Minneapolis.
$1,050 for nice house Ilion av, in Forest
Heights.
$4,000 for two houses on corner lot, in Cal
houn Park.
500 for fine east front corner, Chicago az
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STORAGE

FIREPROOF STORAGE-New, Clean Rooms.
REALTY CO., LOG list av N. Tel. Main 2062-J.
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor-
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men. Office. 46 South
Sd st. Telephone, Main 656. both exchanges.
CAMERON's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Furniture moved, stored, packed, shipped:
best facilities; largest and finest transfer
vans. Office. 200 Mic. Tel. 1908; res tel. 2224-L.
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MEDICAL
80

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RUPTURE cured without the knife. Call and
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LADlES-s500 REWARD FOR A CASE OF
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TEN ACRES, &-MILE STATION; A SPLEEN
did Groom house; all under high state of cul-
tiyatiOn; Woodshed, small barn and chicken
house. This would make splendid chicken
ranch or truck farm; 5000. Buildings are
worth more.
1875 acres, in Chisago county; heavy land;
borders on two lakes; new Groom house
large barn and good outbuildings; windmill
and tank q head of cattle. hens, sheep, hogs
horses, wagons, tools and everything COM
of Minneapolis. $4,000; worth ST., 900.
23O acres, q miles Of Minneapolis, five miles
Of station good house, fair outbuildings;
120 acres under plow; about 1000 cords of
wood and plenty of timber for framing: raises
plenty Of timothy and clover; the corn went
beat In Minnesota and the crops are there to
show; this is a snap; $1S.
l2O acres on Doctors lake; two miles of
station; so under plow; cuts 80 tons of hay;
heavy soil; fair buildings. Will be sold on
account Of sickness; $500; adjoining land
held at $40
Forty acres, all under cultivation; good
buildings; two miles Of station: price, 81, 15O
Sold 5000 worth Of crop this year. This is a
fact.
Forty acres, covered with bass, oak, elm
and birch enough to more than pay for it,
two miles of station and % miles of Mime
apolis. 5000; cheap at $1,000. ..,
1 have 1000 acres in Anoka county from 40
to 160-ac tracts; No. farm land with good
meadow. If sold at once, in bunch, $40
per acre will buy it, and it is worth $3.50
800 acres Of splendid land, with almost
enough wood to pay for it.; cuts 100 tons Of
hay; 30 miles Of Minneapolis and two miles
of station; price, SIS.
LANDS FOR SALE-sPINK COUNTY, s. D. !;
Polk county, Minnesota. James Egan, 312
ColfaX av N.
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RI HORSES, CARR1AGEs-w'1

RI HORSES, CARR1AGES-W'T'D
WANTED-THE BEST DRIVER THAT $50
will buy. No plugs. Call at 2421 10th av s..
WANTED-TO BUY PONY; ANY KIND
that is good. Call with pony any time be-
fore Monday noon. SO18 Aldrich av S.
WANTED-A BRONCO BROKEN TO SAD
die Call between l and p. IN. Sunday. A.
w. Greenleaf. CLIO 9Th st S.
WANT TO RENT, OR WOULD BUY, A
light open buggy; prefer runabout. Answer,
giving price, style and location, 1854, Journal.
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INSTRUCTION

BAKERS DANCING SCHOOL OPEN
every Tuesday evening, for begin
ners and advanced pupils, at Rich
mond hall. Instruction in grace
full artistic dancing, by true, correct, up-to-
date methods. Success guaranteed. Lillian
Baker principal; graduate of the leading mas
ters of dancing and normal school for teach
FRS. Northwestern telephone, South 771-J2
MUSICAL RUCTION-MONDAY, TUES
day, special, greatly reduced. Terms: Piano.
vocal, 80 lessons, So; guitar mandolin, 36 les
sons, $40; violin lessons, SIS. Minneapolis
School of Music 81 18th st S.
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FARM LANDS

/
NORTH DAKOTA LANDS-16O ACRES TO
100. 900; Minnesota and Wisconsin lands, bod
les of LOCO acres to 100000 only: now is the
time; your money grows while You Sleep
Raft. Cos Bank Commerce.
HOMESTEAD AND TIMBER CLAIMS LO-
Gated in Oregon for $100 each. Address X. G.
Staples, Room 4, Worcester bldg, Portland,
Oregon.
S35 PER ACRE, INCLUDING EQUIPMENT,
buys well improved 1.500- acre grain farm in
Red river valley. Address D. N. Dalrymple,
kelso, N. D.
$50 ACRES, GOOD LAND, BARRON TCOUN-
ty, Wisconsin; miles from two railroads;
only $3.50 per acre. c. w. Somers, 507 Man
haitian building, st. Paul, MINI.
FARM LANDS TAKEN UNDER MORT
cages during the hard times-titles perfected;
cash prices yet low, though now advancing
every 80 days; located in the counties of Ran
som, Dickey, Lamoure and Sargent, North
Dakota, and in central and western counties,
South Dakota; for legal descriptions and
prices write L. w. Pierce, 300 Century build
ing, Minneapolis,
so SELECTED TRACTS, IMPROVED AND
unimproved, in Sargent county, North Da-
kota; some taken under foreclosure; I for
merly resided in the county and will accom-
pany buyers; have some excellent bargains
P. NJ Chandler, 81 Loan and Trust building,
Minneapolis.
LANDS FOR SALE BY n T. GAYLORD &
Son. Send for list. Fertile. Polk county,
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT JAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main Office, No. 929-
9S5 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis.
Mimi; branch Office, room 81, McGill build.
ing, Washington, D. c.
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE

AZ IMPROVED
". A. BARNES & CO., 300 1902 NICoLLEr
av, issue a rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for out New Real Hesitate Lists.
EDMUND G. WALTON'S CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats Of suburban lots on
application at office. 800 Hennepin av.
r. D. CONE & CO., SIT GUARANTY BLDG.
81, 200, good house, large lot city water, OH
I'd st NE, near 2Sd ay Good thing.
PAY RENT? YES, IF YOU MUST; BUT
why, when 10 per cent cash and per cent per
month will buy you a good house in any part
of the city? w. w. Clark, 31S NlcoiIet
R. D. CONE & CO.. ST. GUARANTY BLDG
81, 200-We are ordered to sell this good
eight-room house, in prime condition; barn.
we'll, cistern full lot; 18th av S, above 2Sth
ST. Was mortgaged for much more.
~ YOU CANNOT FIND A BETTER "
- opportunity than the present for get y
- ting house built for you according .:
~ to your own desires on payment of s. y:
y month until the house is built and i:
- So month thereafter, without extra g:
" interest payment. Mail or call for y:
" particulars. Edmund G. Walton agent, 8:
y 300 Hennepin av. b
Z y u; =
NEARLY NEW HOUSE, SCREENS. STORM
windows, cellar, cistern, Woodshed,a all COM
plete. Owner leaving city. Call and make
me cash offer. 25O7 Girard av N,