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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21

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returned last night to get what jewelry
and other valuables he could find. L
III Ov151aNOR NOTIFIED. y. Fl e 8i5s
Sheriff Plnnix notified Governor Aycock
this morning OF the crime, and was hs.
stirred that the negro would have trlnl
ty special term Of court. Mayor Watt
also received the following telegram from
the Governor: e 3 .s tx
U 8i55."please use your good Offices to pre-
serve peace OF State. Special term court
will be ordered. Assure the citizens that
the law will be speedily enforced
( Ex- Sheriff TIutchersot and other Ill
,nucntial cilizens l1avo gone TO the sec
ton where tho crime was committed to
advise the neiglbors Of Blair against
any violence. fl I, Il
III Owing to5the fenrIof lynching the negro
was carried to Greensboro to-night. Com
panY G, Third Regiment National
Guards. was stationed at the arn1ory
The entire day under orders.
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STREE R /: TEAR BLAZE
CAUSED A PANIC
Wild Dash for Loop and Fire
Extinguisher Prevented a
"A Serious Disaster.
{sncclul to Tho Times, Dlspat tch )


5NEWN YORK. March 2o.-'rhe sight Of
a Ralph Avenue trolley car ablaze from
a burning fuse ON the loop ut the Man-
haitian end OF the BrooRlyn Bridge.
caused small panic during the morning
rpsh to-day.
Tho car got afro on the bridge. and
the motorman made q wild dash for the
loop, none of the passengers being aware
OF the blaze. AS soon as tho car arrived.
there was an instant crush. which came
very near being n fatal panic. The
quick acsion of the police. however. pre-
vented II, Bridge Detectives Brndaerlci
and dI.auderbaum. wltha fire extinguisher,s
soon had the fire under CONTROL
& One man started to turn in an alarm,
but was prevented. " II
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TRIVIAL MATTER
SAYS DIRECTOR.
He is Under Arrest Charged
with Embezzlement to the
Amount Of $4,000.
Assoclated Press


pH1r,ADi1IpUIA, PAu March 20,--
charged with embezzement and other
irregularities to the amount of about
5000. George b. White, the ylce-presl-
dent and n director of the Bank Of south
Pennsylvania, at llyndman, Bedford
county, was arrested by q deputy marshal
to-day and held in ss,oOo ball by United
States Commissioner Srals Ior TURNER
5hcnring next week. The warrant was
sworn out Ny specisl Bank Examiner
MA, Mason, who stated that he was
acting under Instructions from United
States Attorney-Ge Knox. White
Was arrested at his office In this city,
! He did not appear agltated atsthe charges
mads against him, and treated the matter
as u u were Of small ,mpps,anes, ,al y, 9 81 ]
an arelu little misunderstanding In
banking business that can be easily
tif1ed til s$& Iet,s sNil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
LEE CAMP HOLDS ..s.. ....
"A BIG MEETING

There was great big meeting Of Lee
Camp last night 3s
Tho matter Of approprlating $1,000 to
nay tho expenses OF carrying delegates
and Others to New Orleans on the occa-
sion OF the reunion In May was brlehy
discussed, and was passed by until next
Friday night,
,rhis question Is Interesting AL members
az tho camp, and II hero will likely pe
large attendance next l>Ttday lllsf :. 4 7,
Tho camp hopes 10 carry y large ll g 5eroNe y "
South, and every effort VIII DC mace nae 4 " ~
provide for the trip. S5 sl \ II 8g
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III. IS, TAR GIVEN MEDAL
BY BRITISH GOVERNMENT

BY Associated prcss.) si w
8S WASHINGTON, p. c., March 20.-J.
Ryan, n sailor now aervlng on the moni-
tor Puritan, Hampton Roads. has
been presented by the British Cow
recognition OF HIS service as@ trooper
in the Canadian scouts In the campaigns
inSthc Transvaal, Orange FREQ State and
the Cape Colony. The medal was for
warded through the State Department..
and will be delivered to Ryan at the first
opportunity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
GIRL "A BURGLARTO
4 GET BRIDAL OUTFIT
(specIaI to THO Times .Disnotc,,

DERBY, CONN, March 2O.--To get
money for housekeeping when married,
twelve-year-old Lena Cook confessed
that sho had broken into and robbed
eight houses in Bristol. She said she
saw no wrong In her acts because the
homes she despoled We're those OF the
rich. Infthe City Court Yesterday, Judge
Newell committed her to the Industrial
School for Girls, at Middleton. She Is
the daughter Of Alexander Cook. a lead
ing citizen of Bristol @ s3
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GENERAL. .CORBlN ON
sVISITsTO8 8THE#GOULDS

tBy Associated prcss.)
a WASHINGTON, March 20.-Maj jor- Cen
eral Corbin, adjutant-goneral5 OF tho army
and Mrs. Corbln, left here this evening
for Jokyl Island for a week $ visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Could.
During General Corbin's 3 absence
Colonel William Hall will act as adjutant.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
LIQUOR MEN TO FIGHT
viii Oppose Before the Council the ln-t
crease In Their Licenses.

next meeting of the Common Council to
have the city liquor licenses recoommit-
ted. with Instructions that they be cut
considerable
AS was stated In his paper Yesterday
morning tile readiustmcnt tnf the liquor
licenses places al6 saloons IN The first
(Ss50) class. and leaves. n few, very few, In
the third class There ara not many
in the intermediate grade, nndSthe deal
e,s nre dissatisfied rs a result,
Z rho Finance Committee says that tho
budget Wns prepared and the hpproprla-
tions made to run the city with an idea
In view Of receiving over SG0, 900 add ltlon-
al from the LIQUOR dealers. and 4 T It Is cui
The departments Will run short Ut thu
end Of the year l3,3 A s y.
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into d sleep, from which he was to have
ITO, wakintrl Ita died as peacefully. Not

Into q sleep, from which he was 70 nave
no waking. 1te@ died as peacefully. Not
even tho bed clothes were dlsarranged.
AS soon as the body was discovered
Coroner Taylor was summoned, and view
ed the remains, Ho pronounced death
due to asphyxiation. and unlicstatingly.
declares It to she accidental. Iie dIscov-
cred no signs whatsoever. Of suicidal III.
tent. KS ia
PAPERS FOUND ON s111Nt. n.
Efforts to identity the man we're ut,
first frtltless. When his person was
searched, however, there was discovered
upon him letter address to Joseph
A. Love, Chase City, Va, and bank
book on tho Mecklenburg County Bank, OF
Chase City 1'hc book was III the name
of J.8A a. Love 6 Co. An attempt was
made BY Mr.. G. q. Pcttit proprietor Eot
the house, to get Il telegram through 10
Chase City, but the office was closed Az for,
tho night. @ 81 "
further investigation developed the
fact that the supposed Mr.. Love came ia
s to Richmond on Thursday, and 8that = ne !.
came here obviously for the purpose 81 &
purchasing supplies for his store. /, lie
was with Mr.. Johnson, OF G. g. Antrim N
I &: CO.. wholesale groccrs, OH thursday
and he had an engagement to 4, meet nun =
again yesterday. lie did mot appear.
I however, and Mr. Johnson left town at T.
Z o CLOCK the
ErnunIca ton could be had wi tn him.
One or two gentlemen from Mecklen-
burg county were secnJby 4 Mr.. Pcttit. who
wished to Identify the man beyond doubt.
Mr.. Read member Of the House OF Dele
gates from that county. was called, IN,
but he could add nothing to- the ,little l
stock Of evidence In hand. lie had heard
of Mr.. Love but had never come into
personal contact with him. . n
AFTER soma further inquiries Mr.. Petit
turned the remains over to Undertaken r
I3liley, 10 be prepared for burial Mean
while steps Will lie taken to got word to
the man's5friends and relatives IN Chase Chase
city. :, Y, ~ S
SEVERAL SIMILAR DEATHS.
The frequency of accidents and deaths
in Richmond from gas stoves and the
like occasions remark. Within recent
times there have been several deaths
here from asyphlxiatio ion. ~ " ,s s$ H
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SecretarYlHaY Back.

fSpecinl to Tho Times Dispatch ) {6
gSNVASHI N(fTON, ~. a., March 2o.--Sec-
rotary Hay returned to Washington to.
day. IIa orjoyetl a period of perfect rest
&aIrIng IFS f1rinigh Is stay q 7, lllo1nasylles
ts,, and came Sbac egreat ly benef tied an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
L Behind Closed Doors.

/. tBy AssocIatel PressD a, ~
NI9N8 oRLIsANs s. I 4A,s,si March 2o.TT.tne
mornings sessI on of the Women 8 su e,
fTagists Comprised ~ work cont ference be-
mind closed doors, IN which the delegate
ana members only par lpatsdd M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-21
NORTH CAROLlNA.

sydney Blair. an old citizen Of RockT
lngham county. Is killed by @slTtcetl-seim,ii
Walker, a school teacher, who was ", ,ri ms
$ho,Isckeeper, Is three times wounded inc
negro IS caught .pIllaging the he4seTI
Preliminary bearing inthe case o. o., ~ nj IN ~
killing Of Dr. Fl. T. Bass. Baker.is paltea leg
FOR triai at the Septemb Der term Of the
rourtNorth Carolina Capitol y ,osdnd e9mmsr far
sion thinks million dollars y ie ,meeaes LIZ
Press Association to meet at Mrig;ntsytiirie !, Q
--Yanderbilt.i Is building new hunting
Slodge-Judge Boyd hears O UNIQUE case
GENERAL.
President has rcappolnted Crum TO 30
collector OF port at Charleston, 81 5Gj'--, IL
Thought certain that Congress VII, !, ,3s ),
narts Of October Clauses in Cuban treaty
Eaid to be conflicting and may result J, ~ ~
E making It OF no avail--Fre1ghlerco co1llues y
%,ddh Wy ,pi,,ry nni NnS' Of burned in
htIchigan: sone man killed and many very
Badly burned ed--Arguments,in the AV4nasn pa s,n
Injunction suit arc concluded. ana ,Judse
Adams has decision under adVlsemcIt-:.
i5efemse finishes its side of the N9rthern
Recnrities Company case and the Govern
tnent Will conclude to o-day--Blds ! are "a sn
ed for tlie new battlesil vest iS'i1s Virgipa
hghtt are re laid before President Roosevelt
"a stock market shows general ln1'pIoNe,s -
ment and closed active with prices Gol
many Issues atthe beSt evem ehex more crti
5cal other breaks In the levees nre Innas IN ~
serious thar. the first, and wafer IS hls1eo 81
than ever Monkey gave i, IRE ,,o.,
Car caught fire OH the RrooKlyn
Bridge and ~ small panic cnsued ,Alat
might have proved serious but for proIhl't
action.
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SUMMARY OF. DAY's NEWS. S !
THEI.WEATHER.

yAsn1NG Gro n, !, March 90 81 Forecast: asst
followed rain rain i':',l any
colder Saturday; sunday fair; fresh WoNst Y N
to northwest winds. .ss
y North Carolina--Raln& a nd not SO warm :! Z Z
saturday Sunday fair; fresh west Winds ". IDS
Yesterday was a Warm. spriig-likc day,
and up to midnight last night the q 2. l mer. r
curry had given no Indications 81 op INC ial.
gprophcsicd BY the weather people.
II ,grArb or min TuERNo oAiIs'r'l'ls: ~ y 4
O8A. M. :. - @
$12 M. 1GJ
% y. \. ~
CUP. ~ ~
u. M =. :. !. /. = cc
II midnight - %
~, ~ 81 E, !. !, ;. !. I. 4. !. ...a... GO 2-3
Temperature yesterdh y.......... q q
sG Lowest temperature yfstfrdaS t.....5 W "
y Mean Temperature ycstcrday.;..... E e
# Normal Temperatures for March. ii........ y ls
& y Precipitation during past ~ hours ~. W w
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\ DIfNIATuR ri; ALMANAC C.l5 :. y,
RICHMOND. M

AN Gas stove responsible for the death =. q
J7A. Love, or AlccklcnburG. at ! he Val. g
cntlnc House--s State tax on liquor dealers l
1iance--N Mann 5bllanrended and favorably
reported 10 the ssenatc-----E Elenrlco ,Ieoplc,
discuss action Of Fire commissrlo'n,sspS,. e :,
edIasra opIanIon a2i ~
philadelphia team defeats Richmond .r. nn,- ;,a
lege boys- Large stcrn-post for e hM.t ts,
FhIpi Fashioned \;
Lee Camp conslders nppropriation g, q e
sthousahd dollars for New Orleans trip
Eouncilmen talk on Bill for the new 1a,i-T,. =.
committee Report on Campbell case
submitted to Legislature by sergMeants-ialt- M "a.
arms Lieutcnant- Governor. WIZARD r. 1nis- u
5eaefa1e deo sxehanse eh.e,''''M MANcHEsrER
quor license matter is postponed--o y ,,a
5rresen t--Bowling Club praetlclng hail'
q --Entcrtainment3fo for the benefit of Cen- i
trail ChurcllE Elks' Lodge lobe insti-.
atsd anG Mias nssf hn5snay made
j pie part yR Rellgioms services to-da "a
VIRGINIA..
d & The coal lands OF Buchanan and their
h 5tItle-Home Of n negro wrecked VIII
editor in at It Woodstock 1rnarries suddenly,--,-- :
Telephone company organiizeda q II Patr.cK l..
X county - Legal nght@in afford oyer ; a =
coyyrhree vel known r. men u en,tonea = rato
9saied neae 'sshe IN 1sf staro2a
Hodges by Duck Gartes r. Rda1hote 20
celebrate Its anniversary on Aprii. ls.h--5 -
3 Convent to be built a t WoodstoGk--
Danyle wll toiI irgipMa
LIQUOR Il roi licenses I In In SeWport News raised
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BOARD WANTED


rWANTED-T0 BOARD A BOY YEARS OLD
in r private family: English or German pre-
ferred: good disposition. T4OO, Journal
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED BY YOUNG
lady employed. Good neighborhood; reason.
|! able price. Give price and description. J457,
IOurnal. .i.S1. x
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3-INVESTMENTS,

BIG PAYING lNyESiMEN4os :,
Rric< row of seven houses. y rooms eachi
city water: sewer connection and IN best OF re-
pair: triple corner 150N15o; room for eight
more houses: rent $40 per month and good Tor
$S4: all for $4,000.
Four 1O-room houses, we'll arranged for two
families large lot; can be easily rented for
$50 April 1st; close to shops and new steel
plant: this will pay 2r per cent on $3;75O and
can't be beat for a money -maker.
= Brick veneered 1OroOm house; closets; PAN
tries, front and back stairs; well arranged for
two families: cistern:t we'll: two separate cell
lars; rented for SIT only 81, SOC.
1O-room house arranged for, two families:
hard and soft water: slot i53x110: with some
repairs viii rent for SIG; price $3.50 and a bar
gain. l....---G
city water: sewer and, stone walks; best OF re-
pair; rented for $s and good. for $40; ~ 800
takes both; big bargain for home or invest
ment. ::
built houses in the eighth ward; best of loca-
tions and ON easy terms: this will beat paying
rent and have a nice home. EsE
5sE-s LINDEN HILLS AND COTTAGE. CITG
LOTS are going fast: only very few choice
ones left; 5Ox13O on Queen; ay. close to lake,
chr line: and covered with fine shade trees.
$500; also same size lots close to Calhoun, with
lake privileges: only $500 st 58ss
GEORGE b. DARTT, S0T Phoenix Bldg.
s., 200 WILL PURCHASE WELL BUILT
s. seven-roon brick cottage. No. 1921 18th ay s..
this is a bargain. Bahr, ~ Washington ay S.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

wANTED-LIsTINGs OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots in all parts of the city, especially eighth
ward and Sunnyside: have many applications.
If you want to sell. see me. Walter L..
Badger. 800 Oneida block.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25
BOARD OFFERED


LARGE; FRONT ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
modern. n. ~. phone, 2459-L1. s26 Ith
:. et S. = -..-..@.s-. .--.---.
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JOHN L. NEAL,

=
= 623 Boston Block.
= 81 ,600--A neat home of seven rooms; large
: east front lot; beautiful shade trees. and
shrubbery; stone walk sewer and street paved,
on Crystal Lake av. inside Penn av.
- 81, 65O-A> splendid eight-room house, corner
= Of 10th S and Goth st. s- -
Il $f,7OO-Ciood nine- e-rOom house on Oath st, near
5 Bloomington ay, renting for $40 per month.
s. So, ,100--Splendid nine-room house, all modern,
B fine corner lot, renting for $50 per month OH
I 9th av, inside of Franklin ay.
- So, $3,500-Splendid nine-yoonl. house on Portland
av, near Lake ST.
So, ,2O0--Good eight7roo house, all modern ex.
cept heat, 4th av, near Lake st.
$15,O00-One of the best residences in the
Lowry Hill district thoroughly modern in every
particular and up to date in design. You must
see this to appreciate it.
$1,4O0-Takes two choice building lots. east
fronts on Garfield near Oath ST, With water
stone sidewalk and gas. This is a snap; call
early.
$5Oo-Beautiful lot on University av Sc and
a, Both St; these lots very cheap. ,
N, rS75O-For a double corner on 18th av anC
VanBuren st, block from Central av, cal
a. line: choice spot for a manufactOry.
$300-Fine $ and j. corner on Lyndale av
and 35th st; strictly bargain. r.
$700-Three choice lots op Grand av and 36tf
st; east front.
$325-Choice east front lot 10th av S, be
tween Lave and 31st st. 49, -. ~
$450-Fine lot, corner Of 18th av and Sis
st. west and south front. "
sa75-Iarge lot 4sxl57, 9th nv S, jus
$35o-Fine lot, 18th av n and Irving; make
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

FOR sALE-2oo. ACRE FARM, MEEKER CoUN.
ty; excellent soil; rolling enough for good
drainage; not an acre Of waste land; fair bui.d-
ings; there is no finer farm anywhere for,
stock raising and general farming; 81 miles
from Minneapolis; 8 from Litchfeld, 2E from
Kimball; $50 per acre: will take small pay
ment down from good party; there is personal
property consisting of team of Mares harness.
COW, heifer, farm wagon, spring wagon, hay
rack, seeder. plow, harrow and other personal
property. G. A. Quist & Co., 1O9 4th st s.
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THORPE BROS.
Andrus Building.

0 o. o Q Q o Q 20 o o. o Q o 90 % o
IS, ,boo-5ox1bo, WITH GOOD DOUBLE HOUSE
well Rented might take less for cash; Lyn-
dale ny near Laurel, Ia Az; It's cheap.
Sc, 5O0-5Ox126, with handsome modern
home on Coifax nv, in sunnyside; = It's a per-
feet beauty and cheap at the price. ~.
WALTER L.. BADGER, 300 Oneida Blk.
"A FEW BARGAINS.
So, ,900-A-10 ROBINS built for home; new, mod
ern hardwood floors throughout; east, front;
on Irving av S: investigate.
26OO-12 roos, arranged for two families:
18th av. F.8..@
s35O0 built 3 years; S rooms; modern; near
Lake 5Calhoun in fine condition. -
81 25O--On- w Lake st, 6 rooms, street i'm
provenlents; fine condition; quick renter.
$525--Lot 5Ox12S, on Irving ay, near Lake Of
isles.
$sso- Fine lot. inside 32d st, near Lake Cal.
houn.
Isles.
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOMS AT HOTEL SOUTHERN,
| corner 4th av and 9th st; two nice front
rooms for the 23d and two single rooms.
ONE ROOM WITH BATH; ONE SINGLE ROOM
| Hotel Waverly. -. S:
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REAL EST Att FOR SALE
improved.
.s:;ContfnNed.

Improved.
F ConttnHed
HILL & GARWooD; & 6l7 GUARANTY BLDG
$4,000 for thoroughly iyS modern hauses of nine
rooms; and bath ~ finished in birch maple
parquet floors; always ben occupied by own
er; located 3241 Columbus ay
s. S., 900 takes tine modern house of 10 rooms
first story stone, second story frame call ant
s let us tell you about It, 80 ~ !. &.
Sc, 90 buys fine home on Lake of the isles boule
$% ward, near oath ST. very large lot that ii
81 worth So, 600 itself. ~: ,sss
5T 81 $50 foH-1that large corner on Lake stree
t# and Grand Say, s6h feet frontage, will throw
sI the house In. 80 tg-t. 2. F. Is
60 900 @ q g @: @ Q 90 20 (
. FOR RENT,
q 500 SQUARE FEET VERY FINE OFFICE
0 SPACE. FIRST FLOOR NEW YORK
Q LIFE BUILDING.
Q ~ GALE & co. "
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25

A GREAT 1NVESTMENT-TWO HOUSES
= near Plymouth av N. near Washington. sf35O
: for the two; rent $1S per month; east front
8: J. B.. Gleason, 500 Phoenix. s.. < - = -:
FOR SALE-SOUTHEAST. -, -
$50, ,000-Four detached houses rent for 81 74O
$20. 0o0-Block six flats, rent for 81, $50.
5,5OO-Modern 10-room house and barn, near
the university: interurban car.
$50 600 buys one-half interest in block 1s
fats, rent $1,000. issF-' 7i'.7r
Gould. owner, 400 Guaranty building.
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- GALE X CO., -
NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING.

no RENT-sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE, AT LAKE
Park. Also fine place at Nfanitou Junction.
I F. F.. Pitcher, Bank Commerce
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Farm Lands.

CANADIAN. FARM LANDS.
100 to 1500Q-acre tracts. Call or write for
descriptive folders and maps. Don't fail to
see us. 5S,,S5s-t
: CANADIAN-AMER1CAN IMS1IGRAT1oN CO.,
AZ Washington av S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25

9 Q & G1.S.191AS i'aNns 2 1oo 70 . .
o For large or small (improved or unini-
o proved) tracts of Land, Western Canada, o
O write Canadian West Land Co.. Bank of o
q Hamilton, Chamber, Winnipeg, Can. o
o o co o 90 o. 20 %
CANADIAN LANDs-soo LINE AND MAIN
line O. r. r.; choice OF 200, 900 acres prairie
es; plenty of water; send for descriptive fold
ers and meps: lands listed for sale; agents for
SAsk. Valley Land Co. Capt. Benjafeld &
Son, Milestone. ASA, Canada.
CANADA. LAND-ELEaANT $4,000 ACRES
best part Assniboia. near town. for sale cheap
Wonderful crops; will double In year. Write
quick for map, etc. e. e. Taylor, president
Traer, Iowa.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Improved,

EDMUND 6. wALToN's CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plats of suburban lots on
application at office. 600 Hennepn av.
CALL FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
OF houses for sale on terms to suit in all
parts of the city. Barnes Bros. Oneida bldg
r. D. CONE & Co.,, BY GUARANTY BLDG,
house, full lot; city water; sever; electric
I. light; $4,000, is the bargain price on this.
Former owner paid $4,000 for it. g%E-ss'-
Harriet av. Very comfortable house. The
lot has frontage. of 126 feet. George Cd
lum. Phoenix building. N-N ss-za.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUL FARM,
house lot, see Lonegren Land Co., 244 Mic.
oet, Minneapolis.
$1,000 FOR A GOOD sIX-RoOM HOUSE ON
Cromwell av, St. Anthony Park. W. ". Shot
we'll. TO- Andrus building. E.S".-.'.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25

LAUDERDALE & CO., TEMPLE COURT.
1S54-THE .PIONEER-1S54.
$12, ,000-The biggest snap; income S162 a. month;
&C.. four-story brick and basement; six modern
fats and store; on Western near Hennepiil.
50, 5OO-Ten: room house. some modern, good
for two tenants; on 4th S near Frank
lin. 5EU ~ p (
81, ,5o0-Ten- room house. large lot, good for two
tenants; on Nicollet near 32d st s.
81, ,5OO-Eleven-roon Inodern and large barn: cost
$4,000 and worth $4,000 to-day: corner
rich av s. ,I4 .%fsS&@.l..- - Z
R.. D., CONE t. CO.; 3,617 GUARANTY BLDG.
81, 2,4O0-Here Is nice home. water. sewer;
gas. bath. stone walk: two lots to alley; fine
location Western av; improvements alone
would cost far more. ?
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25

0 o o o 90 0 o 0 o o {
o a., -.s a -~~.~sEs. c
o HOME, SWEET HOME. 800
o. - : ''' % ~ = u
o THESE WORDS ARE FAMILIAR TO &
o ALL, and revive pleasant memories. (
0 Why not have them apply to the present c
. instead of the past: YOU CAN get {
0 home on our easy payment plan J.
0 EASIER THAN RENT. = {
o Call now and investigate our -
o GUARANTEED ACCUMULATIVE HOME
o CONTRACT.
0 Oyer $1O0, 600 worth HOMES bought for
O our clients since May Is, 1902. -..-. : {
O United States lnstall1nent Realty Co.,
o Suite 800, kasota Bldg. Both phones. {
o ....-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25

O. 0 o o o 90 o 0 o 0 Q o. 20 o o o
o seoo-HoUsE 2215 ;2a1a Av s, ROOMS,
o brick veneered. 31x6S.
Q s60O-House. 2211 221s av s, 6 rooms, brick
0 veneered, lot 31x6S
o S3200-For house, 322s Pillsbury av, S
o rooms bath, ETC.; 42x165. :; -:
0 $1,000. House, 2401 Hennepin av, rooms,
o lot AN: easy terms. stz9.
O So, 5oo-Double house, 1902 w 2Sth, z
0 rooms each; rents $23; 42xsO.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25

R. D. CONE & co.. ST. GUARANTY BLDG
always rented. t anu Can ans self 1 cheap. ' on easy
terms. The rents will soon pay for the place
TO close estate. Don't miss this Chance.
NEW MODERN s-RooM HOUSE. CONVENT.
ent to Harriet car line: No. 621 w 31st St;
see it. J. c.. Sterling, .SO7 Phoenix building:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25

A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS WOULD BE
' pleased to occupy, at nominal rental. the
residence Of some family who expect to be out
of the city during the summer. Can take pos
session any time. Best OF references. .Ad-
dress 6S15, Journal. :
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, NO CHILDREN,
would like to occupy house of family going
away for the summer would rent three to
Address 7030, Journal -" ,:-:.
WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM WANTED, BY
an adult, in the near vicinity Of 10th ay Sc;
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-25
HELP WANTED MALE

WATCHES CLEANED 81; MAIN SPRINGS, 81;
| warranted one year. Paegel's % Sd, st s.