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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

The cost of the war has been COM
pnted by Secretary Root to be s170,-
100000. This represents the cot in
money but how about the cost in lives,
in broken health and bereaved homes I?
That is a cost that Secretary Root
can't estimate There is no manner
of weighing human suffering or put
ting true value on human life. The
war has cost the government S170,-
100000. What has it cost the people?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24
INTERRUPTED BLISS.

Altoona, Pa. June 23--J. B. Nc
Gonigle, aged SO, and Lena r. Blake.
aged 16 and very pretty, secured tick
cts to Philadelphia and boarded the
o'clock express for that city. Tele-
grams were sent out for their inter-
ception, and when the train arrived in
Harrisburg their journey was unex-
pectedly interrupted. Miss Blake was
arrested and returned to her home
last night. McGonigle succeeded in
eluding the officers. They are said to
be full cousins.
SECOND GOLD STAMPEDE.
Boise, Idaho, June 23.-As result
of the discovery Of phonolite, COM
monty called clinkstone, at West Fork,
in the Thunder mountain gold coun-
try, there is a second stampede Sur
face ore assays from So to to $27 a
ton and lower down 1t runs higher.
The new discovery is grayish green
volcanic formation, while the richest
ore previously discovered is chalky
white.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24
WEASEL KILLED A CHILD.

Sullivan, Ind, June 20.-Last night
a weasel came into the house of Will
liam Woodward, Of Pleasantville. and
climbed upon the bed where the infant
child of Woodward was sleeping with
its mother. The weasel bit the child
in the hand and sucked away the
little ones life blood. The family was
not awakened. The child died from
the loss Of blood
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

that more men are killed and injured
In the anthracite mines Of Pennsylva-
MIA annually than were killed or
wounded during the Spanish American
war.
The address also says that In the
event tho union is crushed, which, II
adds, is not likely. q new organization
would rise from its ruins. II concludes
with anDther appeal for arbitration of
oil questions In dispute.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

1t looks as though the Mahoning
county assessment of $3.50 which was
meant to keep Stark county candidates
out of Kennedy's field, will have an
effect entirely unlocked for. Candi-
dates all over this congressional dis.
trict are up in arms. Mahoning has
apparently overreached herself.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24
MARRIED IN LIONS DEN.

!. Reading, June 20.-In the presence
of 5000 persons Captain Delaney. an
African explorer, and Miss Malka
Williams, Of this city, were married
In den of lions on the midway OF the
Elks carnival at Carsonia park last
night The ceremony was performed
by Rev. George w. Brownback. who
attained notoriety by advertising for
a wife and visiting those who re-
.spOnded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

Some of the Cleveland pastors are
kicking because the board of health
has ordered the churches closed to sup
press smallpox, while the Sunday beer
garden with its motley crowd is allow
ed to run undisturbed. They forget
that the average church wine has lit
tie in it to kill microbes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

A Mt. Union senior has been denied
q diploma because he cartooned one
of the professors in the compromising
attitude Of embracing a pretty girl.
Next time the student should use a
camera instead of a pencil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24
NEW HATCHERIES.

Putin Bay, o., June 23.-The Ohio
state fish commission, composed of E.
y. Kennedy, McConnellsville; J. l..
1odgeN, Columbus; Paul North
cleveland; D. w. Green, Dayton, spent
the day looking over the United
States hatcheries here with a view to
location and plans for the new state
hatchesies Nothing definite decided,
PIT Lakeside seems 70 - fe~Ared for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

Snow On the 23d of June is some
thing unprecedented even In this un-
certain climate, yet that is what the
weather man treated Canton to Mon
day morning at o'clock. 1t will soon
be that one will have to go south in
search CT a summer resort.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

Roosevelt appears to be fiercely in
earnest on the Cuban legislation Ques-
tion. The curtain lecture he admin
istered to the senators and the press
yesterday is something unique in ad-
ministrative annals.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

A society woman at Boston has sui
cided because policeman killed her
pug dog. The love of woman truly
passeth all understanding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24
A FRATERNAL BOUQUET.
youngstown Vindicator.)

Ber E. Williamson, who does the
very breezy Columbus correspondence
for the Canton News-Democrat, is now
the sporting editor Of one OF the prin-
cipal papers in the Buckeye capital.
II appears that Ber would rather work
strenuously than eat May he rise up,
William Riley, and become a manager.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24

The cartoonists are of the opinion
that Uncle Sam looks first rate in
Panama" hat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-24
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-26
til. ay. .7-rooms. cellar.
=. WALTER L. BADGER.
. 217-2l8 New. YORK Life building.

JUST WHAT. YOU WANT-NEW MODERN
house, medium size and medium price, easy
terms, every convenience, nicely arranged;
must see the. inside to appreciate. 24l7 Car
field sv ~ -=sfI-t'
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARM LlANDs-Copt Ii d "a.

640-ACRE STOCK AM, GRAIN FARM IN
Lyons county. MINI !; 400 acres under 4 higa
and complete set q bull dlnss. consisting Of
dwctiing Of room sep barn, horse BARI,
hay barn, ma chtnery shed, granary,s corncrib,I
hen q house. COW barn. and other buildings all
buildings IN good Eei,air and painted less than
g year ago. mpr1 Inents cost over SO, 0e0.
sWatered by wells and a 81. stream running
through theg farm king an ideal place
for the raising Of stock all In all. this is one
F9f the best farms In Minnesota, and chair
.lenges comparison with any in Town or ILL.,
nois. It is but IN miles from the railroad,
station In 81 good American settl Element, sur
rounded by thrifty and well-to-do farmers
me IN, soil is a deep rich black loan, with q
clay subsoil and Is an a fine state Of cult
yation having been used, Tor the; past ten.
years as a stock 81 M and Is consequently
N me condition for crops. Price is only S35 i
per acre, at which'itis a genuine bargain and
VIII double IN value. in a few years. have
also other farms and fam lands, prairie and,
timber, at wholesale and retail in almost alIss
counties in NJ innesata, Wisconsin and North
and South Dakota! Bargains near the tw i; !;
cities. am a seeker after bargains that
Life building, Minneapolis MINI.
236 ACRES PLATTED, UNPLATTUD AND,
cultivated farm land within and adjacent to
the limits of a thrifty incorporated town OF.
one or the great transcont jnental railroads in
central Minnesota lis offered at very low
hgures for a short time only gfor cash buyers
only. Apply to journal f *, t.-< ].
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EIGHTH WARD BARGAINS. 5f,. -

4 EIGHTH WARD BARGAINS, f, -,
My contract on these houses expires May i.
Have instructions to advance prices 10 per
cent. tsst 50 sz
s., ooo-Nine- room house, modern except
heat; sewer connected; fine barn; Stevens,
31st ST.
; $2,4CO-Eight rooms, modern except heat;
piped for furnace; stone walks; trees; Grand,
$1,65o-seven rooms, modern except heat;
good condition; corner lot; east front; Lyn-
dale 37th. ia 81 ,8,li 5.sS .sts
S1,65O-seven- room house, with large barn !;
Large east front lot; 1924 9Th av.
$l,2o0-Six rooms, full basement, good re-
pair; east front lot; stone walk; Harriet, 35th
I t5 FITZGERALD, 301S ALDR1Ci S..
NEW MODERN RESIDENCE OF 6 ROOMS,
bath and hall; front and rear vestibules;.
hardwood finish first floor, hardwood floors
in kitchen, hall and bathroom; storm win :.
dows and screens; papereds and, decorated
throughout; part nickel plated open plumb
ing; piped for gas; furnace; full basement,
No. s3414 Harriet ay; fine. large east front lot.
45x12s: stone walk around house and to street;
price 50, $50, part cash, balance monthly Dd".
yid C. Bell Investment Co.. iii 4th st S.
81, $50 FOR MY ALMOST NEW LITTLE COT
'tage of seven rooms, built two and half
years ago; lot 40x130, east front; also a nice
seven room house in eighth ward, lot 25x91,
south front, for $1,000; 200 cash, balance
bonthly, Call Sunday or any time. Fitzger-.
aid, 1914 Harriet av s.
Fer sALE-oNE OF THE INCEST MOD
ern homes In eighth ward. on Hennepin av;
10 rooms, fine large trees in front, good barn.
stone walks, sewer, gas, water, all in and
paid for; hardwood finish, Including floors;
laundry; lot 46x1s2; price $500; bargain.
S"As' 'SS IF COMPANY, . &
ss- 600 TemDle Court p = /
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=.
LAUDERDALE & CO.,
TEMPLE COURT. Z:
. $400-Two corner lots, on Madison NE and
24th st, cheap.
5000 for fine lot on 18th av S, near Lake,
cheap. S.
Make an offer on 2Sx116 on Lake st, near
18th av S. Must sell. sS sss4s W.
7 S2C0-Lot on Russell and 10th av N.
$350-Lots on Bryant aY N near 29th.
$4.5o-Lot on Colfax ay near 26th. 5
Make offer on lots, east front, on LyndaIe.
sSOO-East.front, 50x12s, on LIST av S, near
$3.50 lots on Irving near ed st ST.. sssf s;i
$725 lots on Irving near 9th. 81 isi..,
. We can sell you the cheapest lot on Pills
bury, between 26th and 9th SITS S..
$90O-Or make an offer; lot corner; Goth, av
N and Lyndale. = ..
$3.50 for lots near 25th st NE and Madison
and goth av and 9th st NE. sysgf-s
LOTS, NOT. TO BE DUPLICATED.
! Garfield, west front, inside 32d, $780,.
Harriet, west front, inside 31st, $500 81 IL
Harriet, east front. inside 32d, $500.
Harriet, east front, inside S5th. $3.50!
Grand, west front corner 22d, $3.50.
Grand, west front, inside 33d, $3.50. .
Grand. east front, inside 33d, $400.
Pleasant, east front, inside 32d, $780,
Thirteenth av, east front, inside 18th, $3.50. (
E Bryant, east front, inside ssd, 1850 i
Bryant, west front, inside 35th, $2f5
Colfax, west front, inside 3Sd $3.50.
Emerson, west front, inside SD, $3.50.
Fremont, west front, corner 31st, $3.50
: Hennepin, west front, inside 34th,% $3.50. -
See Nicoll or Hickson 822a Guaranty
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$4,000 ACRES IN CAss COUNTY, GOOD
soil, we'll watered; sound timber; price 1915
ses ~ acres fine J. land, s on Pokegama
lake. in Itasca county. five miles south Of
Grand Rapids; some 400 Of fine hardwood tim
Der. on this tract; price, 81 per acre.
$40 acres IN Crow Wing county: fine land
for general farming; water, hardwood, etc. !;
price for tract only S per acre
1.200 acres In Crow Wing county at only
$3.50 per acre.
Send for particulars of the above and also
my new. price list OF farms and wild lands.s q
FRANKLIN BENNER, 5603 PHOENIX BLDG.
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LADIES' TAILORING
DYEING AND CLEANING

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. A. HoR-
nung. Dyers and French dry cleaners Old
est largest and best dry cleaning establish
msnt west OF New York, 242 and 522 NicolIet
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS = PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-t town
orders solicited: prices moderate. i2O Nicol-
let, Telephone lac.
cleaning works, 723 Hennepin av; both phones
THE PANToRIUM-e25- NIcoLLET.
Fancy dyers and French dry cleaners
Largest place OF its kind in the west
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REAL ESTATE--FOR SALE
Observation-Disclosures.

A TRULY ARTISTIC BOULDER STONE
house OF ten rooms. side hill, southeast front,
walnscoting, beam ceilings, hardwood seats,
fioors and inish; inglenook, tluted columns,
sideboards, with loaded glass doors and bev-
elel plate mirrors; full n.ekeled plumbing,
porch, hot water heat. are a few of the al
fractions of a new and very high grade house
am just completing on langIord ay, in ST.
Anthony Park one nleck@ south of Como car
line. III interested, an inspection will del. ght
and will repay YOU Other new modern
houses IN vicinity at from $2.7o0 to 100000
open Sunday, 3 To 5 y. m. Prices low; terms
easy. sEs.y4s rs IS.
Wv. w. CLARK, 3l3 NICoLLET.
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IB}EEA .g LAX E AND COUNTRY
warm and comfortable tor. winter: an s
all,the-year round home; bathroom
and water closet, 40-foot screened We.
nan ,dla windmill and tank, fine well
OF Water.co q nertsd with house, eight
barrel water tank in house for winter
use, iceilolse full of Ice, barn for
shed for four e afastn snokeho otag
hne lawn and shade trees. apple, plum
and Cherry trees. currants, fne. vege-
table garden, four acres, more sor less,
with 600 feet pf lake shore. fronting 9
on Grays.fbay, ten minutes walk from
G GGsI land !, sta ten on Mlwankse rail
provements cost more than the price
we name, which is s3,5n Call at once.
GROvELAND S. PARK 500 will Sc
cure the balance Of eight lots in this !
beautiful park, with over 200 feet of !
lake front, and close to the Groveland
station on the Milwaukee railroad.
FERNDALE-12 acres near Ferndale
|, station, with Broom comfortable house
furniture; barn, with stone basement;
one double carriage, one single phae-
{ ton, one double harness, one single
, harness, one double heavy harness,
two horses, one Jersey scew, poultry, 81
one farm wagon, one light wagon, one
Light buggy, two plows, one. harrow.
two cultivators, all hand. tools. small
|, fruit, plums, cIrrants, Strawberries s
etc.; windmill and tank, four good 4
wells, two running springs, all inelud-
ed in sale at the low price of s., 600;
near good school pr rileges.
!. sMITHTpWN BAY, 400 feet heauti- !
full lake front, with high bluff: SO acres !
/ with fine grove, for the low sum of ];
sos per acre. Call Immediately.
GEORGE il. MILLER,
$50 Lumber Exchange
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UNFURNISHED FLATS

UNFINISHED FLATS
MODERN FIvE-RooM FLAT. s2S E 18th
st, second floor. Apply on premises. Frank
Miller.
LIGHT Observation-Disclosures LARGE
cool rooms on first floor, in modern house;
fine location; call at once; no children; pos
session given May l. 1908 Pleasant av, near
Franklin. Telephone, N. W., South 517 il.
ELEGANT SEvEN-RoOM FLAT, STRICT
ly modern; sideboard, ice box, ETC. Walking
distance 306 University av Sc.
STRICTLY MODERN FOUR ROOM FLAT,
centrally located. Just the thing for young
couple. w. P. Mealey. 41S Bank of Com
merce
SIX ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, LARGE
porch very desirable. 231 Henncpin av,
Sunnyside flats. s,; NJ 5,2
SIX MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ON
second floor. in private residence; beautiful
location; rent $3.50; hot water heat extra;
for particulars. Call 656 J2 South or 1928
Chicago av.
UPPER NICoLLET IsLAND-FINE SIX
room, second floor fiat; modern except heat.
Also three rooms on second floor; city water,
sewer connections. Also 3117 23d av S; ten
room house; suitable for two families. F. C..
Griswold, Ncollet island. NJ w. telephone.
UNPUBLISHED OR FURNISHED. FIRST
floor, fve-room steam-heated fiat; porcelain
bath, hot water, gas range, walking distance:
s21.50 per month. 216 I'd ay Sc.
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AND RANCHES FOR SALE. az
a. Edgar Fleming, Rec Heights S. D..


A. Edgar Fleming. Rec Heights, s.. D.
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1853 ACRES, DEEP RICH CLAY FARM. IN
Stearns county: 40 acres meadow, 70 acres
under pillow; balance oak and maple timber:
six-room house. two barns, one large granary;
one-half mile from school, two miles from
two churches, IL miles northwest of st. Cloud
21a miles from station. land is level; fine
spring near the house; SIT per acre. Is really
worth $50 per acre; owner is an old lady who
lives in Montana: = one-half down, balance 5
per cent; circumstances makegit cheap; 4 tim
Der will pay the farm Julius Crosse CO.,
Boston block, Minneapolis.
We have fine bargains in farms and lands,
Hennepfn, ZAnoka, Isanti, Wright and Stearns
counties; 1000 acres land in Anoka county.
So. so per acre; third down I. Call for our
new circular of farms. Julius Crosse Co..
Boston block. ~ !, IS 3s3 vi y y .s
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SNAP FOR INVESTORS -oPPoRTUNITY TO
buy one to four townships of splendid land
in famous Rainy Butte district, Billings eoun :
ty, North Dakota. No stone; deep, rich SOIL.
clay subsofl: numerous running streams; pure
well water depth 20 feet; abundance OF coal;
fine climate. bargain II taken at once, ADD.
dress Cannon Ball River Land Co., Bismarck,
N D., or Cornish, Iowa.
AN ALL-ARoUND FARM MEANS ONE
with good soil, good sized fields, good mead
ow, good tail timber, good water near mar
ket. have thirty such improved farms for
sale in central Minnesota; price from $17 to
$50 per acre. A. .Bildsten, 1929 Columbus Az.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

LIGHT OUsEKEEPING-THRE LARGE
cool rooms on first floor, in modern house;
fine location; 10 children; call at once; pos
session given May l. 1908 Pleasant av. near
Franklin. Telephone, n. W.. South 5l7 j..
SUITE. TWO ROOMS, HEAT AND GAS.
unfurnished, $40; also. furnished room, mod
ern, $40. 1l24 Hennepin av.
LOCATION THE BEST-PLEASANT ROOMS,
heated, lighted and cared for. The Landour.
S2OR Nicoet aV.. 5'aa +sG5
FOR RENT, FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING,
three rooms and alcove, in modern house;
walking distance; no children. 141 Lyndale
av n.
UNFURNISHED REAR ROOM ON WASH
ington av S, near lst av, for living, BUSINESS
or storage purposes; for rent cheap. AIS.
Journal.
THREE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, ALSO.
four rooms. third floor. corner Lake and
Lyndale; either Us month. Fitzgerald, I0l8
Aldrieh ~ s. lens
FOUR ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, AND
basement; city water newly paperei sj2Ss
stairs Tappan, 1904 Guaranty building.
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BUSINESS CARDS

GET our estimates on printing your business
stationery First-class work; 1lp-to date
methods. Hall, Black Co.. Printers SSS29 HEM
r.. C. BLACK & CO.. plumbing, heating and
lighting; jobbing speciality. 729 Hem. av.
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FARM LANDS

lUO,UO0- ACRES, klDDER COUNTY, N. D.,
the best place now to buy land on specula-
ton: write definitely your wants: sell 100 OF
township. RAFT, Bank Of Commerce.
- GOING AT "a BARGAIN. :.
11,G52 ACRES PICKED LAND
:. In Foster, Stutsman and Lamoure !.
= counties, North Dakota, averaging :.
= from three to six miles from railroad !.
:. stations carefully selected Wheat and :.
:. Flax lands ofexcellent quality. Prac !.
= tically in two contiguous ,bunches :.
If this interests you, write
WELLS & EDICkEY COMPANY,
jamestown, N: d. :.
SOUTH DAKOTA MAP-OFFICIAL; SHOW
ing boundaries 'and descriptions according to
government land office olats to date: free
ment; % cents silver or 80 cents stamps De-
partment g. State Publishing Company
Pierre S. D. 7-" ~ s.: s$ { tEs'I
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ABSTRACTS-l0c per number. Hem. County
Abstract Co., Albert Phelps, courthouse.
Sl,oUa FOR rs LYNDALE AVN, NEAR LAU-s
Tel; large lot; etgnt- room house. Charles $.
Woodrul, bUb Guaranty building
5000 FOR 1920 nth AV S; EiGHT-ROOM
house. Look this up. Charles .. W oouI uii,.
6u6 Guaranty building. J.-.g- ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ARM LANDs.-Continucsl.

FARM LANUS-COMtlMuCh.
80 QUARTERS. BROWN COUNTY, DAKOTA,
81 par acre, worth $40, $l2 come il mean
business ~ no letters F. p. Dibble. Lumber
FOR BARGAINS IN IMPROVED FARMS IN
Steele county, the garden spot Of North Da-
kota. wire write or call on Steele County
Loan and Land Co, Sharon, N. u.
Y AN z Buy LANDS IN 5WILKIN,
nssotsi VIII also pay cash for lands IN North
and. South Dakota. Lock, Box 2, Morris, MINI.
20 ACRES
IN the charming city Of Shakopee. Scott coun-
lty, Mimi. elegant brick house and brick barn ;
under high statesof cultivation; delightful
place. To buy 1t and live there means pro-
longing your life ten years. Just think OF it,
..sssI 81. $40 ACRES
In ghisago county, Minnesota, on Sunrise
ming md Stacy on Duluth Short Line % miles
from Minneapolis Most of i. fine meadow;
per acre buys the property; worth double.
Same la as finding ding money mo E " Is
wisconsin only one mile from Pepin station;
100 acres under cultivation, balance meadow;
will cut 500 tons of hay. which can beNsold on
ground for S. per ton. The stockman's para
disc. Only $40 per acre. Best deal in the
badger state. y s
&. 100 ACRES
Grow Wing county, Minnesota, in town 1873,
range 26; best deal in county; only $40 per
Lambert Western Lands and Mortgages, 1929
Guaranty building, Minneapolis.
INVESTMENTS-THE BEST Is SOUTHERN
long-leaf pine and cypress where the timber
is worth alone several times my price; have
lots containing 10000 to 3s5,0G0 acres. 81 80 to
$15 per acre: % sections prairie ll6 0CO acres
in central North Dakota, 1915. o. b. Harris,
~ p 4th st, st. Paul.
5000 BUYS 32O-ACRE STOCK FARM; GOOD
buildings. 200 sheen. 10 head cattle two
horses. all farm MACHINERY: 40 miles from
! Minneapolis; 4S0-acre improved farm. Sar-
SO; acre farm hall mile south Lake Har-
riet: house, 10 rooms. barn for Is cattle bar
gain 81 trscts garden land. one to forty
acres; 80 acres and cash for $500; lot 20 acres,
with good building, near Northland, Mime
tonka, only $1.4O0; owner leaving state. l. A
Dunsmoor SIG Phoenix.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK, MODERN HOUSES;
will build to suit; monthly payments w. W..
CLARK, 313 Nicollet av, Minneapolis: lis q
FOR sALE-sEvEN- ROOM HOUSE, MOD
ern except furnace; east-frent lot, 2712 Port
land av at bargain for few days. In
qure on premises or 422 Corn Exchange.
A PAYING INVESTMENT. - ;.
Three nice cottages in excellent condition,
rented to good tenants for 13ls per cent on
price.
No. 1916 w 9th st, 1o-room, modern house,
in excellent neighborhood, $4,000.
S26 9th ay NE, eight rooms, cellar, wood
shed, storm sash, screens and we'll. 81 900.
No. 3035 Findley place, six-room- cottage,
city water, wet sink cellar, newly painted, in
good order throughout. -, 80
" A small church, in Southeast Minneapolis,
for sade or rent cheap.
o. J.. SMITH, $40 TEMPLE COURT. q
BARNES EROS, ONEIDA BLK, 104 4th sc s..
81, 0G0-Corner Lake st and Garfield; large 49,
room house: also seventeen house: city
water and wet sink.
$4000-No. 712 Bradford av and 568 7th av N;
lot 55x150. ~ =,
s4OOo-2S25 Portland eight rooms modern
So 100 1891 Portland av, II rooms, modern;
full lot
50 50O--1gs1 Penn av N; 10 rooms, large barn,
lot 1GSxl28 feet to alley.
S3500-2713-15 9th ay' S: all modern.
s2o10-1o16 4th az $; six rooms; so feet front.
81 yoe-s4so 21st- st s. seven rooms. -
$1,2oO-1Ol6 w 18th st: seven rooms, barn.
81 ,01l-1014 w 18th st; six rooms.
81, 5G0-2422-24 E 26th st; corner, u rooms.
$750--321S I'd st NJ large lot, seven, rooms.
$7co-:Large lot, southea asst front, corner Uni
versity and 17th avs NE. q !
Choice lots near Camden Place, $3.50 to $500. =
We will assist purchasers to build. 8 sha;1
FOR sALE-MoDERN HOUSE IN EIGHTH
ward; furnace heat, bath, porcelain tub, open
plumbing, hardwood floor. hardwood. finish,
down stairs parquet floors: 1nantel and CRATE;
newly papered and painted: in pink of condi-
ton; will sell at a bargain; must be sold.
McQuade, 712 Northwestern block. 80