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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19

if the blunders and consequent af-
f1ictions of that period could have
been foreseen, the magnitude of
them would have overwhelmed the
most enthusiastic advocate of free
dom, and revolution had never
been dreamed of. Every advance
in human progress, every campaign
to right established wrong, is
strewn with mistakes and punctuat-
ed with failures. Let the people
be not deceived. If it shall be ar
gued that the failure of one or a
thousand irrigation districts is proof
that the district system is wrong,
what shall we say of the National
Banking system, supposed to be
a most perfect business machine,
operated by the most expert finan-
ciers in the world? What shall we
say of the thousands of bank fail
ures? Is the banking system to
blame? If so, why not destroy it?
Is it bad management? Then, in
the name of commonsense, shall we
condemn the irrigation district sys-
tenn because farmers without ex-
perience have made a few mistakes,
and endorse the banking system after
bankers, with years OF experience
and training, have made thousands
of failures?
A great fuss is made because
down there in California there have
been a few failures, the result
mainly of irresponsible and dishon-
est speculation. The district sys-
TEN is attacked by superficial OBJ
servers and paid lobbyists, because
a million or two of bonds are in de"
fault of interest and liable to be re-
pudiated. AS we'll attack the prin-
ciple. Of municipal, county and
State organization, as well con-
denim railroad and manufacturing
corporations, for in them are a
thousand failures, defaults and re-
quotations to every one that can be
charged against irrigation districts.
Mr.. Cole performed an official
duty in pointing out the failure,
and has, we hope, also performed
valuable public service, by indicat-
ing the cause of it. If he has fail
ed to do that, his report is OF no
more value, as a guide, than a cor
oner's verdict which finds that de-
ceased came to his death from
causes unknown. We have not
seen his report, therefore, cannot
intelligently comment on it. But
we undertake to say that the cause
of failure was not found in system
which contemplates the voluntary
cooperation of farmers for the pur-
pose of supplying and mauaging
water for the irrigation OF their
farms. Without further considera-
ton of a particular case, we may
INQUIRE into probable cause OF TALL
ure in general.
Assuming that physical condi-
tious are favorable, nothing can
nrevent the success of an irrigation
district except strong disinclina-
tion to cooperate. Where COM
munity of farmers is imbued with
the spirit of cooperation, based up"
on the broad philosophy that mu-
tual help is self-help, success will
attend, but where community is
1, dominated by that cruel selhshness
which derives no satisfaction from
i its own prosperity, save as it affords
: opportunity to gloat over the ad-
, versity of others, success will never
.+a,d Such community IS
doomed to failure in all its under
ro,,t;,,n,ed tn 6dpe s.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-19
IN DEFENSE OF
DISTRICT SYSTEM
The are Bound Ultimately
to be a Great Success

Recently, a Boise newspaper pub
lished an interview with Hon. J. A.
McGee of Nampa, from which it
might be inferred that the gentle
man is in opposition to the irri-
cation district system. We could
not believe, though, that the inter-
view should be so understood, as
he had frequently expressed en-
phatic approval of district organi-
zation. In order to put at rest all
doubt, we asked him the direct ques-
ton: Is your interview in the
Boise newspaper, wherein you quote
from Burt Cole, to be construed as
expressing fundamental objections
to distrsct organization in general,
and under the Ridenbaugh canal
in particular? Mr.. McGee replied:
"Most emphatically I would not be
so understood. 1 quoted from Mr..
Coles report simply to refute the
statement that organization of a dis
trict will insure government aid
under the Reclamation Act, as such
representation is being made in
order to rush organization without
first adjusting matters which, it
seems to me, ought to be adjusted,
prior to organization. am thor
oughly favorable to the district sys-
tenn" This would seem to settle
Mr.. McGee's attitude, although,
we are free to say, his interview,
taken by itself, is rather ambiguous,
and, unexplained, might have led to
opposite conclusions.
Mr.. Burt Coles report on the
Stony Creek proposition demands
candid consideration. From the
description given Of the ply
sical conditions, the district he
refers to certainly ought to be a
success. Mr.. Cole emphasizes this
fact oy stating that, right at hand
flows the Sacramento river, capable
of turning this valley into as pro-
ductive and densely populated a
county as the irrigated portions ol
Southern California counties. "
From this, it must be concluded
that the failure cited by Mr.. Cole is
due to one of two causes, either
fundamental error in the district
system, or fragrant mismanage
ment.
We do not believe there is san'
man in the United States or any
where else, with any knowledge o
the subject, who will contend TO
one second that the district system
is fundamentally wrong. To sa!
that, is equal to saying that tn
independent home, secured to tn
furmer by the cooperation of farm
ers, is a crime; to say that, is equa
to saying that landlordism is essen
, tial to the wellbeing of society; t
) say that is equal to saying that tn
agricultural class is yet so far benin
/ in the progress of civilization tina
: it is fit only for state of vassalagf
t That the agricultural class is nc
: yet fully equipped with the know
= edge and experience necessary
e enable it to at once manage con
t plicated enterprises according
!, the most advanced business mett
DDS, may be admitted; that in th
y management of districts there wi
:. be mistakes, goes without saylni
d but until farmers have had actu
S experience they can never lear
n Were the colonists all armed ar
1t equipped for republican governue'
e when they threw off the Brltls
it woke. Read history from the De
5? larotion of Independence to II
- adontion of the Constitution. VIII
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public meeting was held in
,he Assembly Hall of the Dewey
palace Hotel, Nampa, Tuesday
niobt, the object of which was to
,,ouse the people to take some ac-
ion that would indicate to the Sec"
tetary of the Interior their earnest
desire to have Government aid in
ne Development of irrigation in the
po;se Valley. The interest in the
,rbiect was manifest by the presence
! i large number of farmers and
busiuess men. Rev. Mr.. Graybill
Oresided. D. W. Ross, being called
N to explain what had been done
N an engineering way, told of the
steps which had been taken by the
Geological Survey, under his direc-
tions. He pointed out that three
large projects had been under ex-
animation, i. e., the Dubois, Mini
doka and Boise Valley. All of them
we're considered feasible, but the
latter one, alone presented obstacles
in the way of private water rights
and private land holdings. 9th
erwise it was remarkably attractive.
The complications incident TO these
private interests, made it necessary
that the people of the Boise Valley
saould take some action that would
clearly indicate their wishes in re-
spect Of Government aid, and until
they did so, Government would
hesitate to operate with a view to
actual constructive work. Itsrested
with the people to determine what
they wanted.
Hon. ]. H. Lowell spoke very
earnestly on the imperative neCes
sity of doing something, and ex
planned that some steps had already
been taken. Application for per
missiont to make water appropriation
On the Boise and Payette rivers haG
been filed with the State Engineer
The applications fully covered th'
unappropriated water in the rivers
and it was the intention to transfe
the appropriation, when granted, t
the Secretary of the Interior for tn
benefit of the people of the Bois
Valley. This would give the gov
ernment water right basis upo
which to operate. Ex-Governo
o1eunenberg urged the people t
take prompt action and showed hoy
greatly they would be benefited
government could be induced t
perfect a system of irrigation in th
Boise Valley that would suppl
amply the entire acreage. Nj
Lowell was then asked if he ha
any plan of campaign in mind. +
stated that short form of petitio
nao been prepared for the signatur'
Vi those who favored Governmel
Slo' He read it and the substan'
" 1t was a request that Cover
~ent proceed with investiG atioI
"'n view to constructive worl
ana the signers pledged themselv
" enter into such contract wit
government as might be necessa
" secure the full benefit of the !
Clamation act.
Up to this point everything h;
AOVed smoothly, when the questi,
"oSe as to the best method of pro:
s"''ng the work of securing sign
'uSes' The chairman invited SD
ssS'lons. Hon. J. A. McG'
resident of the State Irrigati
association, informed the meeti
ra' the association had now CO
t'e'ea Its organization, and wor
slad to render any assistance
power. He stated that n
!. lowell was the representative
VIC state Association in Cany
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-22

WE WILL SELL ANY HOUSE ON THIS LIST
on cash, payment of 10 per cent and
81, 5oo-24s4 Goth az s. 7-room house, storm sash
and screens well and cistern, barn, large
$1,5oo-On 22d av s, between Franklin and oath
st, we have five s-room houses, numbered
have wells and cisterns, storm sash and
screens and are all excellently well built
and warm houses.
bered 17oe. 176s, ITO. They are very
we'll built houses; storm sash and screens
be used for two families very nicely
$275G-Nos. 2432 and 2434 10th av S. Good
double house Of eight rooms, city water
50 soo st9Em s gsaa and 9f sc screens
large barn, city water, storm sash and
ss,25o;.No. s21;s2s E ed st, double 7-room
house with storm sash and screens, well
and cistern. This price includes desir-
able building site on 22d st, adjoining the
S3,500-No. 1851 10th av Sc. large 10-room house
In the University neighborhood, sewer, city
water upstairs and down. storm sash and
screens, new furnace and modern plumb
Ing; full lot and one-half; less than one
block from Como car line.
50, 6OO-No. 1928 Logan av N beautiful modern
house Of 10 rooms, large cemented cellar,
economical furnace hardwood floors, hard
and screens. House cost IS, 900 to build
and and. is in perfect condition. A very, de-
IS, oooeNo 2545 Harriet av, very handsome
cemented cellar, furnace laundry, city
water, cistern,. fully equipped bathroom,
ings, gas fixtures. A very handsome prop
WE ALSO BUILD HOUSES TO SUIT.
w. w. CLARK REALTY CO.,
lIat Az
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$1,000
WILL HANDLE AN ALL MODERN HOUSE
In Sunnyside. Also one on Lowry Hill
WILL CONSIDER TRADE
MOREN, THE TAILOR,
$40 Nicollet Av.

2702 EMERSON AV s, A FINE BARGAIN IN
a 1O-room home, all neatly papered and
painted, open plumbing, furnace, full set of
storm sash and screens, large barn. nice lawn
with trees and shrubs; price $500; $500 cash
handles this. balance monthly payments.
YALE REALTY CO.. 2O6 Fourth st S.
FoUR-sToRY BRICK BUILDING, ON WASH.
ington av n two blocks from Hennepin well
rented; big bargain. Baily 507 New York
Life building.
FOR sALE-HoUSEs.
There is a big demand for houses just now.
List your houses with me If you want them
sold quick. Axel Anderson, 600 Oneida Blk.
FINEST LOCATION IN THE CITY
Ny residence, 1926 Mount Curve avenue,
with 80, 600 square feet Of ground, large house
complete in its appointments, finished in choice
hardwoods. 1t has the most beautiful views
Of city and country. Will sell at a bargain.
S. P. SNYDER,
GIG New York Life Bldg.
So, 0O-Investment, $45 monthly income. 10
rooms, cellars, bath rooms, gas, etc, and
5 room house, lot 60x127, on LIST ave- S. near
26th ST.
81 1904 Lake Harriet home, of rooms. gas
and city water, lot 5Ox17o, on Sheridan ave. S.
So, 0o0-5 rooms, new and fine, lot, 10th st.
near Lake Harriet.
We insure farm and city property.
LAUDERDALE & CO.,
Temple Court.
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PAUL BEUHLER,

456 Temple Court.
SIS, 300-Here Is elegant snap in a good well
built. new all modern two-family house;
upstairs rented $24 per month; down stairs
od 's down. saaa es n say
fail to see this big North Minneapolis bar
gain :. in soo such nice location house cost
81, e5o-Here is one of the bargains, fine east
in and paid tor, nice Groom Haa house and
barn ,,s storm windows and screens only
1904 Chicago av., eighth ward
$50o-Fine east front lot, facing Lyndale av. N,
sna THAT nsd soa
last week for $3.50 each. The above lot is
;, oo oTne 4au by :. nonresident ION rss
elegant large lot, near 32d st. This bargain
is sure to 60 quick; you will miss it II you
So, 2oo-Eor one of the best bargains ever Of
fered in Oak Park. See TINS elegant all,
hardwood finish and floors; Lest open nickel
plumbing, nice white enamel ,bathtub, best
elegant full roll-rim white enamel sink
sewer connections, large hot water boiler
ssrz NICE ee EAST front s M a fss
plastered; everything the very best, but cir.
mode modern ), home me-. best hardwood finish and
money can buy, fine large corner lot, located
in one Of the best locations in the stt
ward If you want well-built home don't
81, 250-Good 8-room house, arranged for two
families; rents SIS per month; never vacant;
big interest payer; don't fail to see 1t. Large
lot, 22d av. S. near 9Th ST.: half block to
Minnehaha car; property in good repair; big
gest kind Of snap.
81, o00-For good 7-room house, city water in
house, good cellar, storm windows and
screens, good barn. stone walk, two blocks
to- Minnehaha car; fine large lot, 4o1157 to
alley; good shade trees, east front; 10th
av. S.. inside 25th st. Big snap.
| 81, 760-Elegant new up-to-date strictly modern
home. Pillsbury av. inside Lake ST.; this is
something fine.
81, 500-Blaisdell all modern, inside Lake st.
| SO, 000-Good Groom house, lot 431150 to alley
fine shade trees. Lake st. near 18th av. s.
| 81, 40O-Good 8room house, gas fixtures, window
| shades full basement, storm windows,
screens, fine mantel and CRATE, hardwood
finish, good barn, nice lot; inside 25th St,
! between Chicago and Park avs; easy terms.
SIS, 000-Finest all-modern Groom home, north
east, large lot 66x165; this is regular
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81, 0oo-ALMosT A NEW HOUSE OF SIX
rooms down stairs and three rooms and bath
up stairs; finished except two rooms; fine WELL
city water, cistern, stone walks in yard and
street, fine lawn. shade and fence; $500 will
tiful Powderhorn park. Hofflin & Conrad Co..
513 Phoenix building.
1884 18th Av SAN EIGHT-RooM HOUSE,
full basement, screens and storm sash, we'll
and cistern, and good barn; all 20 at the
very low price of $1.7OO and on very easy
terms at that. Yale Realty Co., 2O8 4th ct s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

NEAT 7-RooM COTTAGE, BUILT TWO
years, $4,000, easy terms. Fine lawns and
trees. North Star Realty Co., 513 Bank Of
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
A SNAP.
TII rDnD STnrLS AMI NJ A

Continued.
FARM WITH f SA5Fi Stock AND MA
$l,500-For 100 acre farm, only 11A miles from
county seat just across in Wisconsin soon Las. six
granary, machine shed. barn, 26x2S. fine
we'll of water. good work team with ha ai,
drag, new pillow, new corn cultiyator, corn
planter. potato planter. hoes, potato forks.
beE forks and 6 sma bs two ebeEsns
falling spring within few rods Of
toes ST per bush e;A 300 cords Of wood
selling at $2.75 per cord. The owner Il. is
the farm, the crops, the stock, the ma
chinery everything just as it is, for only
proposition. Don't fail to get full par
tieulars T # e9ff II S1s not last
101 4th st S.
FINE SECTION NEAR BREcKENR1DGE, s2s
per acre for sale by owner Requires little cash "a,
FOR sALElTEN THOUSAND ACRES, FOUR
miles east Of Rhinelander, on 500 RR. A
bargain. G. L. Brown, s27 18th S.
HoMEsTEADERs' SPECIAL EXCURSION AUG.
25th-Last chance to get land under Great
Sioux Treaty Law. Commute for SOC an acre.
Quick title. 456 claims already entered. Call
for Beddow Emigr ration Agent, Department E,
Jackson ST., st. Paul.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
I CAN SELL Yo1R REAL o Estate No MAT:
;. ter where located New and improved meth
cd. Write for particulars. H. N. Bradbury,
sos New York Life building, Minneapolis,
MINI.
residence In good neighborhood; want about
10 rooms and good lot and barn; price to be
around $4,000. Address 324, Journal.
wANTED-5 TO 8 RooMED HOUSE ON EASY
payments; give full description. 354, Journal.
WANTED-:LIsTINGs OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots In all parts of the city, especially eighth
ward and SEnnyside; have many applica lions.
If you want to sell, see me. Walter L.
Badger, 300 Oneida block.
SOME CHEAP LOTS TO IMPROVE $500 TO $500
each in good location: will pay spot cash; give
description and best price. 516, Journal.
8 to 1o.RooM HOUSE, WELL INSIDE, PoR
$4,000 or less, all cash; give number; prefer
down town. 517, Journal.
IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH THE
present management of your property, and
want no unnecessary expense, we can save
you money. Write or call for rates. and
particulars 20 years of successful experience
3o2-a03 Andrus Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESIDENCE. WILL
exchange bank stock in part payment for fully
modern house and lot in Minneapolis. Ad
dress 642, Journal.
WANTED-20 TO IS ACRES WITH SMALL
house and barn. Within mile Of Minneapolis
car line, preferable ON lake. Land must be
high and suitable for gardening. Give full
particulars as to size, price, location, etc
Address $50, Journal.
o o O o o o o o o o @
o w. w. CLARK REALTY CO., c
10 THE HOUSE MEN.
o We handle houses exclusively, devoting c
o our entire time and advertising to the sale
o of that ind of property If you have c
o houses for sale, list with We and
o will sell them if your prices right.
o w. W. CLARK REALTY CO.,
10 313 Nicollet Av.
o o o o o o o O o
wANTED-A SMALL HOUSE IN SOUTH MIN
neapolis to rooms Give description, price
and terms Axel Anderson. GOO Oneida block
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So, 2o0-A FINE HOUSE OF NINE GooD-sIzED
rooms and a large, fine bathroom, with liberal
porcelain tub. open plumbing, closet and bowl,
hardwood finish, fine hardwood floors, barn; the
owner is leaving for Washington and desires
Nicolet car line; good surroundings Hofflin
& Conrad Co., 513 Phoenix building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

Continued.
FOR sALE-INsIDE MODERN PROPERTY,
rents So, 400 per year VIII sell for $4,000
If taken soon Finest Investment in Mime
apolis. Who wants it2 Address $3.50. Journal.
MY FINE HOME, COSTING $4,000 10 BUILD;
must be sold before Sept J.. 1t is one Of the
finest homes homes In Kenwood, No. 1860 Sheridan
as fine g lot as can be found, with fine lake
view. Sell on easy terms If desired, but will
make great sacrifice for cash. j. S. Nor
rison
s5oo-UNF1N1sHED HOUSE AND TWO LOTS,
four minutes walk to Minnehaha car.
$S,0O0z-Rouse, eight rooms, modern except
heat. Barn, Eighth ward, inside Twenty
sixth ST.
$4,75o-Eight rooms, modern, extra fine;
lots 12Ux132. Linnhurst.
I. A. DUNsMOoR, 616 Phoenix.
So, 5oo--s-RooM HOUSE, EAST FRONT LOT,
42X12s, to alley; trees, stone walks. gas city,
well and cistern water; large barn; all newly
painted 2704 Garfield av.
NEW MODERN 10-RooM HOUSE, EAST
lot, on SO-foot street Pleasant ay S, near
oath. Terms easy. Take some trade. f. ].
Percival, 1006 Guaranty building.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

IRON WoRKiNG And WOOD WORKING Ma.
chinery; largest stock in the northwest. North.
ern Machinery Co., 217 Sd st S. Minneapolis
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE
Farm Lands.

We HAVE A FEW IMPROVED AND UNIM.
proved farms for sale easy terms; or will
take choice stocks of goods or city property in
exchange as part payment for same. W. Fl.
= MOrSe Llud Co Crook ston MINI
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F.s 80 - .5s-E
-, SNAPS.
ahova grsds ai sfreot Two nefd
for : : 80 ---pi : ''iDen'o p0t pau
.o-o side Sad
it out this week; 46x12s to alley;
1sMTs Garnsa az wes Eoa lrGn5 ns1ae stn.
-, = 1-oa;-e
% 9srxes sozs 4 fes Ext
realty Co., 2o6 9Th st S. q
BARGAINS IN LoTs-oNLY $3.50 FOR GOOD
lot, 40x127 to alley, Hennepin av near 33d
near 32d st. 81: $4lo for fine H-foot lot on
stane 81 1 near lysh az =; Guy WAFER W sewer:
s sSone MaiK. maze oHer OF Sl,OoO Tor mat
snd chcaao lot on ta St Park
auo ~ ipsjda os % $50 LOT 10. On o on1-
fren+ lot nn Oh n o.. $Stp ipt soou easl
stone Vail s7a for near eS'n CITY waser
SD st. W. G. Allen, Sia Kasota bloc <. anu
Stevens ay and Seth st. 1000 for 5ofoot lat
se r Iumbe aY addition j. O. Hail.
.aa--= -
$2O0-EAsT FRONT LOT ON EMERSON AV 8
price is low the lot is. It is level with the
street. Yale Realty Co., 200 4th st S.
81 .475-100x 150. -T,AKF m, TIJF IsI7Fs $1,000
$$ssaaS S-Perfss; Emerson En- near 22d st.
$27s-Fer three iots near Bryant It car ca =
l. A. Dunsmoor, 616 Phoenix.
$50 EACH-TWO LOFTS axiom FACE. PFT- oI7
grade: NOT far ont %raat baraein ~ w
watts 81 Phoeni, b1,i,ssin CO. pai sam Anoihas
- - = = 800 D-u-.e. $3.50
$276-DOUBLE CORNER, 84x126, 9Th Az s AND
evai icos Guarsn e f hdin snap Per
va, .o00 oualen.y -DuHulnS.
$62b FOR soUTH-FRoNT LOT ON CLARENCE
ay in Prospect Park; size 53x1sO feet; city
water and stone walk. Great bargain
Yale Realty Co., 2O6 4th st 49, - .
TrITS "a + a on rTrTI7 II1I7 WY
tnat iot on Bialsdeu and 34th st for $500;
4th st s. aAe Neaie w. @oo
: !. - =
SOUTHEAST MINNEAPOLIS.
$6oO--Lot on east river boulevard between Wash
ington and Beacon, 66x95h.
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PERSONAL

DR.. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST, DIs.
eases of woman. Office, 407 Nicollet. Tele-
phone Main 659J2. Office hours, p. M. to 5
n m. Consultation free,
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$s25-soUTH AND EAsT-FRONT CORNER, 2lst
av s and 9th st, 56x165 feet; sewer, stone
walk. Yale Realty Co. FOG 4th st S. -. u
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JOHN I, BELL,

1913 Hennepin avenue.
$3.50 for 2503 Aldrich av S, fully mod
ern house, connected with the sewer; $500,
the Sc double corner Hennepin and 33d ST.;
$4,000 for 240 acres, known as the Mayo farm
two miles south Of Zimmerman. Make offers;
$4,000, ZIG 10th st S.. Agents invited to CO..
8 operate.
FOR sALE-s-RooM HOUSE, 18TH Az s.
Modern except heat; shade trees; s., 200 Bar
gain. Lonegren, 244 Nicollet av.
lo-RooM MODERN HOUSE AND BARN, GAS
and water; 1916 10th ay 8. East front, over
looking Powderhorn park. Fine location;.
$4,000. Newhal1. $40 Temple Court.
FOR sALE-sEvEN-RooM HOUSE, GOOD
barn. fine shade trees. large grounds See
owner. 2S67 Lake of the Isles boulevard
$500 DOWN AND SIS PER MONTH WILL
buy q good S-room house on Oath st. Newly
papered and ahingled. North Star Realty Co.,
513 Bank OF Commerce. ~
The Grit-advocate., 1903-09-18
TEACHERS WANTED.

We need at once few more teach
ers for fall schools. Good positions are
being filled daily by us. we are re-
ceiyinp more calls this year than ever
before. Schools and colleges supplied
with teachers free Of cost. Enclose
stamp for reply
AM ERICAN TEACHERS ASSO'N,
J. L. Graham, LII. D., Manager
152. l54 Randolph Building.
7-3l Memphis, Tenn.