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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01
EARLY CLOSING HOURS.
Banks to Close at Noon on Satur-
 days.

According to the long established GUS to moi Montgomery business houses to close early during the summer months, Montgomery banks will. beginning May |. close their doors at noon on Saturdays until September 1.
 All retail stores close regularly at 6 o'clock and 1t is understood that there is a movement among the employees of real estate and insurance men to have these offices close in the afternoon about 4 o'clock.
 Last summer wholesale houses closed on Saturdays at noon and according to custom freight offices will close at noon Saturdays
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01
TWO WEDDINGS IN EUFAULA.
Doughtie-M McNab and Williams-Foy
 Nuptioles Wednesday.

Eufaula, April O.-(Special.) Miss Nit
 tie McNab and Malone Doughtie were married at the home of the brides moth CT. Mrs. Jennie McNab, at 6 o'clock yes terday. The occasion was a quiet one, but a few relatives and friends being present. Rev. E. l.. Hill officiated and soon after the ceremony the bridal couple repaired to the depot, where they boarded the eastbound train for a bridal tour of several weeks. The bride and groom are among the citys. most popular society young people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

Remember the May Day Fete this afternoon at the Woman's Home Music, recitations and refreshments Special attractions for the children on the lawn. Admission: Adults, S5 cents; children, 16 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01
Japanned Ware.

Japanned Ware.
 Beautifully Japanned Cash Boxes, Gold striped, size g 1-2x4x6 1-2, 4o cents.
 Beautifully Japanned Cash Boxes, Gold striped, size 10x4 1-2x7 1-2, 59 cents.
 Beautifully Japanned Cash Boxes, Gold striped, size II 1-2x5xS Ia, 69 cents.
 Japanned Chamber Fails, decorated with foot and breast, 10 quarts, 39c; 12 quarts, 4o cents.
 Crumb Pans, assorted colors, shell pattern, open with black bristle brush, for the two pieces 24 cents. Crumb Pans, covered, assorted col ors, with black bristle brush, for the two pieces, 20 cents.
 piece Toilet Sets, with gold bands, for the 8 pieces, 95c.
 Dust Pans, round riveted handles, g cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01
cullom's First Home Burned.

Peoria. H.. April 30.-F'ire destroyed the birthplace of s. M. Cullom, United States Senator from Illinois. near Deer Creek, in Tazewell County yesterday. It was a frame building and landmark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

burial at Oakwood cemetery and many beautiful flowers were placed on the grave.
 Dr. Rice and Mir. Crawford made im- pr essive remarks on the character of the deceased. with whom both ministers were freQuentlY associated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

Rural letter carriers were today ap- pointed to begin service at Dothan. Ala, July 1st. as follows: John k. Pitcher, carrier Walter F. Pitcher, substitute; stitute; Evetus J. Whiddon. carrier, Dan iel B. Morgan, substitute; William Pass more. carrier and c. T. Kennedy. sub stitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01
VETS OF MEXICO WAR
ALL. ON PENSION LIST TO RE
 CEIVE $12 A MONTH.
Tn Alabama IS of Them Who Fought in the 40s Have Received In-
 crease-Patents and
 Postmasters.

Washington, April 3O.-(Special. 1.-The Congress which closed on March last pension to hereafter be paid to survivors of the war with Mexico, that is. to pay each and every veteran of that conflict pension of at least SIP per month. There were when the act was passed surviving and dra wing pensions 4,000 soldiers who served in the Mexican war who drew $S per month. All of these are to hereafter receive SIP per month, and the result is that during the past few days the daily list of names of pensioners ground out creased In size. The list of Mexican veterans who reside in Alabama and whose cases have been reached and the increases allowed, follow:
 William F. Due, Evergreen.
 Andrew G. Russell. Dawson.
 Benjamin Williams Nauvoo.
 Elijah J. Humphreys Greenville.
 Jeremiah J. Watkins, Phifer.
 James F. Cross, Eutaw,
 James A. Wylie, Thompson.
 James M. Rosson Scottsboro.
 James F. Brown. Oxford.
 William Gray, Rollins.
 Archibald D. Blansit Sulphur Springs.
 Joel Arnold, Hoywood.
 Litteton R. McArthur, Dothan.
 William H. Milan. Nixburg.
 Hugh A. Wood, Siman.
 Wesley G. Cox, Troy.
 Vinson Holly, Bexer.
 William L. Moore, Notasulga.
 Patents were issued to Alabama invent ors today as follows Orren Davis, Mount Andrew. root cutter. and Charles K. Jones, Tuscumbia telegraph system.
 Fourth class postmasters have been ap- pointed .n AlaNama as follows: J. A. Collins, Coosa Valley. St. Clair County. vice Daniel F. Funderberg, removed; Vir- ginia Dean, Finklea. Monroe County, vice A. M. Salter deceased; John H. Truett, Kaylor. Randolph County, vice J. L.. Kaylor, resigned John E. Ward, Nal Saunders, resigned; George W. Lee. Nero. Monroe County. vice s. A, Snowden, re- signed; Sterling P Morrell. Scarboro. Russell County, vice Clarence Scarbor-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01
McMAHAN-HA
Two Popular Young Persons are Mar
 ried in Tuscumbia,

Tuscumbia. April 30.-(Special. 1.-The marriage of two we'll known and prominent young people of this city, John McMahan and Miss Sadie Hamlet. was quietly eel ebrated yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides parents, in the presence of a few friends and relatives Of the contracting parties. Rev. George stoves, pastor of the Methodist Church, being the officiating clergyman. The bride was attired in travelling gown, and after congratulations mad been spoken, MT and Mrs. McMahan left over the south ern Hallway at D. m. for short visit to Chattanooga. On their return they will take up their residence in this city. where the groom holds lucrative posi- tion with the Southern Railway. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs E. B. Hamlet, and las been quite popu- lar in social circles of this city.
 The annual session of the Methodist District Conference, Florence District. convened at Cherokee, this county, yes- terday, and continued throughout today. Quite a large number of prominent min isters and delegates representing the va rious churches throughout the district. were in attendance, and most profitable and enjoyable convention was held Rev pr. Dobbs, Presiding Elder of the Flor ence District, presided over the delibera- tions. The work of the churches for the last twelve months, as reviewed. shows a most gratifying condition of affairs. and the results promised for the next twelve months are still more flattering.
 
 Rev. Walter Holcombe. a well known evangelist, arrived Tn Tuscumbia from Memphis Tuesday. and at night began series of meetings in the First Metho- dist Church. which will continue for ten days or two weeks. The pastors of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

iariy connected with the arrival of Mir. Colum- bus is for his benehoiartes to continue 1t ~s a legal workday, not to pretend to honor that energetic gentleman by loahng in his name.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

ough, resigned; B. c. Keith, Cornelia. St. Clair County. vice Joseph Rodgers, re- signed; Richard Crabtree, Holly Pond, Cullman County, vice James J. Davis. resigned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

Don't beat the devil around the bush. He is apt to retaliate by beating you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

wANTED-Union Springs needs a clean, white bakery. far away from polluted atmosphere and dirty negro loafers, where ladies will in sttnctively delight to visit-when they want good bread-where ladies' minds may be relieved of daily fears of loud talking groes; excellent opening here for white expert bakers; big profits and entire white trade; 5000 peonle and no white bakery here come at once to Union Springs. Ala, Albiaa Htxzas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

Smoked Salmon, Ceverlot, Solimia and Koscher Sausage. Stuckey's. Phone 324.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

Prickly Ash Bitters cures the kidneys, regulates the liver. tones up the stoHn- ach and purihes the bowels. -adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

various denominations have united with the Methodist congregation, and a suc- ceSsful revival is nredicted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

Soup strainers, perforated tin Tot toms, loo. ...' Gem Mugs, 1 pint, improved han dle, 4c.
 Square Jelly Cake Pans, 8 1-2x 1-2x3-4 in deep .5c Square Jelly Cake Pans, 9 1-2x 9 1-2x3-4 in. deep .7c Square Jelly Cake Pans, 1ox1oxl in. deep .,... ................ .Sc Deep Bread Pans, folded ends, 9x 5 1-2x3 ............ .7c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

Patents were issued to Alabama invent ors today as follows: Orren Davis, Mount Andrew. root cutter and Charles K. Jones, Tuscumbia, telegraph system.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-01

Water Coolers, highly decorated, new Designs , nick1e plated lever cocks.
 2-gallon cast iron porcelain lined Reservoir .. -. .$2.75 3-gallon cast iron porcelain lined Reservoir ........... $3. AS 4-gallon cast iron porcelain lined Reservoir -. S3 YS l 1-2 gallon galvanized iron reser- voir .-.... ........ .$l .24 9 gallon galvanized iron reser- Voir ." ....... 40 3 gallon galvanized iron reser- VOLT .......... .Yl.cS 4 gallon galvanized iron reser- Volr .... ...... $2. .24
 yi,,N -'
 TinWare.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved,
Continued.

"a, 5oo-4ox1as, CoLFAx Av S, NEAR 26th ST
good solid brick eight-roon modern house; hall
finished In oak, parlors library and dining room
Georsia pine. with parquct floors in hail., par
LOT ana dtning-r0Om; city water, gas, bath.
closet, large basement. laundry, vegetable eel
lar coal and wood bins and good furnace.
$S,1ao-53x119 Irving n, corner OF 21st,
with good eigl.t-ro.m modern house and barn.
$3,SOO-40x12S, Garfield ay, near 2Sth st;
nine rooms, hardwood finish. hall, parlors and
library. open plumbing. porcelain bath, closet,
gas, cellar and furnace
,5oo-4ox12s Dupont av near 25th st;
eight rooms, city water, gas, bath, closet,
open plumbing, cellar, etc.
$2,200-68x13o, Western av, near Penn, nine
room house, modern Except heat); barn.
~ loo-3d av s near Goth st; seven rooms,
city water and gas; Mne shade
81, SOO-4Ox12S, Aldrich av s near 25th st;
ten rooms, city water, cellar and cistern;
fine location.
$1,60o-oxs5, sth st, near Riverside av;
ten rooms. city water, cellar and cistern,
Fine location.
$1O5o-5ox135, Longfellow av, near s5th ct
six roonE, cellar and cistern.
81 ,2oo-5Oxl2s, eight-rocmse. cellar, cistern
and WELL on 18th av near 2Sth st.
WALTER l.. BADGER,
800 Oneida Block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16
WALTER L. BADGER
300 Oneida block,

STOP PAYING RENT.
Why pay rent when the same amount will
buy. home.
You are now seeing the DISADVANTAGES of
raises your rent you must pay it or move Owe -
IT you move or stay, you have nothing to
show for your money except handful Of re-
ceipts. Through our plan your rent pays for
your home Your rent cannot be raised. No
one can tell you to move.
You live in your home and pay us:
$50 month on a s. 900 home.
$a5 o 20 month on s., 900 home.
$3.50 a month on $4,000 home.
These payments include life insurance
enough to pay for your home If you die.
are ne og Of 3e ev ~ sc m
tee for you and us, therefore you are abso-
lutely secured for any deals you may make
We are the only company buying the insur-
ance in legal authorized company, and
ating fully in accordance with and under
the laws Of this state.
We are Minnesota Incorporation, organ
i capital nefi os Jaws TINS state win
Don't mistake us with any of the many
ar are safe. solid and a real home company. :"
For full particulars call or write N. w. Con-
solidated Home Co., SIS New York Life bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
J. P. Blichfeldt, Manager.
THAT MAGNIFICENT PIECE OF PROPERTY
at the corner Of Franklin and 9TH avs, size
Of property cheap, this is It; we have num-
Der of bargains In modern houses in Sunnyside.
J. F. Conklin 4 Zonne Co., 115 Temple Court.
81, 6oo-47x12s, TEN-RooM THOROUGHLY
modern house hardwood finish and hardwood
open plumbing large basement with 18th. brick
hot water heating plant; this property, cost
over $4,000 and is fine home and great bar
gain. Location Is hrst-class.
S., 500 s2z12s, with a dne 11-room modern
house, large reception hail. hardwood finish
and floors throughout; seven beautiful cham
bers; all with closets; bath, open plumbing,
hot and cold water, fine basement and heating
plant front and back porch screened storm
barn; stone walks, fine lawn. fruit and shade
trees and everything in good condition; 1oca-
tion near Lake Calhoun.
S.; 2oo-sox1s5. with b. handsome 19-room mod.
tion hall and dining-room wainscoted in oak,
mantel and crate, large attic; open plumbing,
good basement and heating plant; this is one
Of the best arranged homes In Sunnyside and
could not be duplicated for less than $4,000
to-day; it's a bargain at the price and in fine
location, near 22d st.
WALTER T.. BADGER,
3GO Oneida Block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16

FOR sALE-$2, 700 WILL TAKE NINE-RoOM
house, barn; modern except heat; lot 60x75
feet best location. Owner, 80 GroveIand ay.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, 26oS 18th Az s.
Inquire T. b. Rotinson. 1903 I'd av s.
STRICTLY NEW AND MODERN, HOT WATER
near 5th av. $500. Fitzgerald, 3O1S Aldrich
av s.
FINEST CORNER IN EIGHTH wARD-NINE
rooms. all modern. hardwood floors, house just
painted; snap at $500; Lyndale, 31st, Fttz-
gerald. 3O1s Aldrich Az s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16

FOUR BARGAINS.
$4,000 takes a piece of business property,
paying over - per cent; just repaired.
Three-story brick on Hennepin av, In busl
ness center, paying per cent.
If you want investment, you have 1t In
this property. ..-s....
Choice piece of Nicollet property, inside
of 18th; must be sold at a scrifce; splendid
Investment. $3.50 =
,Four-story brick building with trackage, pay.
ing I per cent net on the price it can be
bought for.
Inquire of H. E. LADD, Andrus Bldg
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Improved.
Continued.
FOR A GREAT BARGAIN LOOK AT THAT
Inquire Of owner. $3.50 i7th Az s. ~ : =
HERE'S ANoTHER-TEN RooNs, BARN, ALI
SJssii s e near Eyadais. Nt1ssraid sSia
S4,25o-DowN TOWN MODERN RESIDENCE.
eight ,E rooms u.s. f east front 50 feet 1st ~
Vestgaton dickson 1oss y Guaranty nds
s2,e6o-LooK Ar THIS BEFORE BUYING
calf sl,s n fyasdss AZ ne
Unimproved.
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS. ST. ANTHONY
Park. Walton Park, Rosecale Park, or for
Edmund G.. Walton, 800 HennepiD av.
81. loo-LoT sbxls5, soUTHEAsT. CAR LINE.
30l Central av.
tween SD and 33d sts city water In and on
grade. Frank T. Nicoll, Guaranty building.
FOR sALE-oR WILL BUILD FOR YoU AZ.
o aRe own VI t desf ss on beaut
llqtely perfect south and east front corner Of
school and 18th st. car and lake
some homes and Others in course Of construc-
tion; one OF rhe choicest home sites. For price
18th s5i s St. 'es o"ne'' = a. tasan' loo =
$660-No BETTER LOT IN THE OiTY FOR
the. money; 43xl60 feet; covered with hand
some trees; OH Taylor near 25th av NE; city
owner. No. 1907 gath av MI, Minn eli ee'
IF LOCALITY IS AN OBJECT AND you WANT
home conditions see lots Irving and 2Sth
also boulevard lots back. VIII sell at cost. c.
r. Batelnan. owner, S22 Nicollet
BEAUTIFUL 75.FooT EAST FRONT LOT.
covered with good native shade trees, overlook
ing Lake Calhoun, three blocks from cars; gas.
by owner only. 1891, Journal.
FINE LARGE LOT, CHEAP, PORTLAND Az
near 18th st., 50x15O to alley. John L. Neal,
623 Boston block.
FINE Lot, 50xl60 FEET. LAKE OF THE
Isles addition: overlooking lake; only $3.50. w.
II. Could 4O5 Boston block,
FOUR EAST FRONT LOTS ON sd Az s, ONLY
$3.50 each lot corner of Sd and CoIfax; $780,
on easy terms; four lots on 3Oth and Pleasant
500 each II taken at once, double corner Goth
and Oiyer N; make US an offer on these. H.
ant av. between 51st and 32d SITS; water anu
sidewa h,;, easy terms. Frank F. Nicoll Guar
MAKE US AN OFFER FOR THAT FINE LOT
eh y 55sie place. between 18th and 18th sts
Also large lot on Blaisdell av, between Goth
and 22d sts;; size 7l11e5. This is choice and
s1,75o for a good east front lot on Aldrich
az s, near 22d st. right in the heart Of Sunny
side: Might take little less for cash.
d,s We have a. large list Of lots in Lowry hill
J. F. CoNKLrN & zoNNE CO.,
| lis Temple Court.
$3.50. EAST FRONT LOT, HARRIET, BETWEEN
31st and 32d:. 45Xl27: sidewalk and water.
Frank P: Nieoll. Guaranty building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16

you; less CENTURY buyer or seller
1 have for sale southwest:
81, 000-Oakland nv near 26th at: double house.
,see-SSs y " 4 Rssr st. siS01 Poems
,So0-Emerson av near 18TH st.
81, GO0-2Sth st near Grand av.
81, 5O0-Grand av near 2Sth st.
$!,575-1Sth st near 4th av.
l,45O-Columbus near 18th st.
81 ,4OO-l9th st near Sd ay.
$1,o5o-2eth st near Nicollet.
$780, 80 Columbus Columbus az near $eth st.
$$2'2 00o-Pilisbury av near 2sth st.
2,200-44th st near Abbott.
$2,200-Portland av near 18th at.
S2,200-3d st near Nicollet
$2,2O0-1st av near 31st st.
g, 459-Pleasant az near 26t', st.
$2.500-Girard av S near 34th st.
81, 5o0-Nicollet near 33d st.
S99-h axes st near Ch tG,g av
$2,1OO-Bryant av near 25th ut.
$ S'SS009-Sd Az Is near ar, 2Ith hn st.
IS, 00O-Oakland av near 2Sth st.
$$oSsteTens az ~ near near $s sa St. st.
$3,200-32d st near 4th ay.
So, 2OQ-Girard av near Both st.
IS, 400-Dupont av near 31st st.
$1,000 Humboldt az near Sd st.
$3. 5O0-Grand av near 9th at.
50, 6O0-Lake st near Holmes av.
81, 000-Nicollet av near sd st.
SO, S00-Sheridan av 22d st.
$4,200-Aldrich av near 9th st.
$4,200-Aldrich av near 23d ST.
81, 500-Forest av near Lyndale.
"a, 5O0-Dupont 26th st.
S4,SO0-Colfax nv S near 25th st.
So, 000-Harriet av near 25th st.
$5,000-22d st near oath st.
$5,5O0-V1ne place near 14th st.
So, 50O-Aldrich and oath st.
$5,500-Portland and ed st.
$5,S00-Fremont and 9th
$5,S00-Girard and Goth.
$6,5OO-Pillsbury near 9th st.
$7,000-Hennepin near oath st.
$7,500-Girard near oath st. rad
81, 5O0-Hennepin near 22d.
$7,500-Kenwood addition.
$7,700-Irving and 10th st.
$7,70O-Bryant av near Goth at. -.....'
J. A. WALTERS, N. Y. Life Building.
81, soo-sIX.RooM HOUSE, ST. ANTHoNY
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16
HOMES, INVESTMENTS. LOTS.

11ONAC.o, LIN LVIS.
Park av corner, 9S foot lot modern now
residence and barn; bargain, only $4,000. Nine
water, full lot east front; rented SIS; paying
IS per cent net on $3.50 cash payment; price
gas. laundry, full basement furnace, gas,
crate, 40 foot lot; bargain, $4,000; easy terms.
Fine corner. 9TH az and 31st st; bargain; will
near 32d ST., 4O-foot lot: all street improvements
except paving, paid for; very cheap, 1918.
34th st, corner Pilsbury av: also inside lots,
stone walks included; bargain prices. L. l..
Sutherland, real estate, loans, rentals i1lsur-
ance, SOP Oneida block
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued,


Continued.
Humboldt and Douglas. They are now fully
completed; will be open for INSPECTION
sunday, 3 to and are, we confidently assert,
the market They are very warmly built, Of
frst-class material; the interior finish and
tic; the houses are totally unlike each other,
within and without. For instance. one has
ten large rooms, reception room IN birch, birch;
seats and broad open stairway, passage
through lavatory to Kitchen; living, room,
esGo feet has same
wainscoting, beam ceilings. columned open
ings, bookcases, duplicate arches over , en-
decorations in green burlap ase in perfect
harmony with the rich. dark hamogany Wood
work The dining.room has beam ceilings;
an imported paper with orange flowers and
ceiling, Woodwork is weathered oak. Lars Large
with tile walls: Second floor has bathroom
with thing and full nickel plumbing, four large
chambers in enameled white castings and a. birch Is
BILE room for servants and large billiard room
There are closets galore, plate glass: outside
cellar entrance; back stairs; hot water heat,
water closet, clothes chute, window shades,
gas pipes, electric wires, storm sash. screens,
walks, step and sidewalk, lot graded and
sodded. Can you think of anything we have
w. ". CLARK REALTY CO., 1.-THE HOUSE
MEN"
313 Nicollet Az.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR RENT WITH
the Title Insurance and Trust co.
FOR sALE-Ss, 200, HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, LOT
s5x132 feet. Owner. 613 Erie st 81:
o o o o o o o o o o
o HOUSES FOR SALE. 0
O $5,o0o-24s6 Aldrich av s. Nine rooms; 0
o hardwood finish, open plumbing. fur o
o mace built last year for a home o
0 Owner Obliged to leave the city. Lot 0 o
o 45x135. Call for key. Easy terms. o
o balance at 5 per cent.
4tn st and 2 sfI az \; full open plumb Q
0 ing; stone basement under whole house
o Built by the day and built warm. o
o Easy terms. ...-a. 1.-.a- o
o NICKELs 4 SMITH, Q
o 311 Nicollet av. o
o o o o o 0 Q 0 Q o o o o
On aeaas5 9a 5oase east
lot. Fitzgerald, 3O1S Aldrich av s.
So, FINE EIGHT-RooM, MODERN Elk
cept heat; elegant condition.; large lot; stone
3O1S Aldrch av S. u,
SOME BARGAINS FOR HOMES.
en-: discount Of $500 If taken this week.
House on Pleasant and 24th, one OF me pest
residences in the city; must be sold at a sac
rifce In next few days. Price $8,2OO
A cosy little home on Pillsbury and 27th'
hot water heat, all modern, for So 100
house on Fremont av N, new, all modern;
bargain at $27oO; easy terms.
If we do not have whit you want, let US
talk with you about building you something
on easy terms H. e. Ladd, Andrus Bldg.
12-room house on Oak Grove, all MODERN splen-
did repair. Rent $55-
o o o o o o o o o
$4,000 BUYS GOOD NINE.RooM HOUSE O
on 9th av s, near 34th ST. hardwood finish, o
first floor. mantel and CRATE; piped for gas o
O and furnace: bath, closet and good cellar; o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16

$4,000 BUYS ONE OF THE BEST BUILT,
strictly all-modern houses in the eighth ward,
located near 9th st and Aldrich S. This
house has hardwood floors, open nickel plumb
Ing. porcelain BATH large barn. Must be sold
at once: See Apgar Korthof, 204 CONNER
cial building. Minneapolis.
sl,400 BUYS TWO sIX-RooM HOUSES; Gel
lar, cistern and WE'LL These houses are in
the thirteenth ward, only half-block from
street car. If you are looking for good in
vestment here 1t is. See Apgar and Korthof,
204 Commercial building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16

$1,7oo-Nos. 1e21-1e23 9Th ST N, CORNER
of Knox av. Two frame houses and
large barn. Rents for 81 per month,
which can be considerably increased by
making some changes and repairs. City
water in both houses. Stone side
walk on both streets. Lot 3ax126 to
alley.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-16

DAVID 9: BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
No. Ill Fourth st S.
$4o0-3d av S, between Lake and 31st SITS: lot
4OXl27; sewer, water, gas and stone walk.
bargain. -,
$450,-Nicollet az, between s3d and Saith SITS;
lot 45x12S; city water. gas and stone walk
$l1o.-NeWton av N, between 9th and Goth avs;
terest. .,,s,.'1-
$40o-.Fremont az S, between Goth and Lake SITS;
fine lot, 45x12S; easy terms
$225-lIth ay Sc near Talmage; very fine high
lot, 40x1S1; city water and stone walk; hest
bargain in ElwelPs addition.
$125-6th av N, near Russell ay; lot 36x12O: very
easy terms.
$25O,-Dupont av S. between 18th and 36th sts
lot 42x12e: it is a bargain.
$Soo-oth av 5, between 31th and SSth SITS; east
e,o- front lot 4ox131 only one block to car line
S52o-Grand av, between Saith and 35th SITS; lot
45x129; city water lies fine.
$3OO--3d av s, between Seth and S7th SITS; lot
4OX130; city water; lies one foot above grade
ss5oL.columbus: an, between Franklin av and 22d
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LINDEN HILLS, j FINE LOT, HIGH, FINE
view OF Lake Harriet, one block from Lake
south front; facing city park; fine place for a
nome; by paying cash you can get this cheap
Owner, Thomas d. Bell Hampshire Arms or
c., M. & ST. p. freight office