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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 80.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
day in the order Of occurrence as to time. the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day except when there are but three tides. as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey charts. except when a minus O.
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters
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ing and is due here to-day about noon.
The Pacific Mail wharves crowded to the
roof with freight. The Oanfa's cargo was dis
charged faster than it could be hauled away
and while it still piled the wharf the
Siberia arrived and commenced vomiting end
less bales from her capacious holds Inciden-
tally the Nippon Maru has discharged cargo
and received another and the Panama boats
have been busy usual with heavy New York
freight. The result is object lesson on the
immensity Of San Francsco's Oriental trade
and the inadequate facilities provided to han
die e.
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Arrested for Crimping.

Michael Coleman, a runner for the
Sailors Home, was arrested yesterday
by the United States Marshal on COM
plant of British Consul Bennett for
having aided three British seamen to
land illegally from the British ship
Lapidus. He was released on $1,000
bonds.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The German ship Alsternixie ION Puget
Sound is chartered for lumber thence to Cal
lao at 2Ss Cd.
The schooner Matthew Turner (st hshului)
was chartered prior to arrival for lumber
from Tacoma TO sydney at 3Gs. with option Of
Melbourne or Adelaide at 3Ts Sd, Freeman
tie al AIS Sd
The British bark Ladas is chartered for lum-
ber and merchandise from this port to Mel
bourne direct dump SUM.
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VIII Both sail To-Day.

The Pacific Mail Company's steamships City
Of Panama and Aztec will sail to-day for the
isthmus by way of a number Of coffee ports.
They have been ready for sea since Saturday.
but have been awaiting advices from Central
America as 10 what ports had coffee for them
The Aztec cleared yesterday for San Jose de
Guatemala and both vessels will leave to-day.
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The Overdue List.

The rate OF reinsurance on the British bark
Loeb Bredan was advanced yesterday to so per
cent She is nearly two months overdue at
Port Natal from Adelaide and grave fears for
her safety are entertained. The Paris stands
at 65 and the W. J. Pirrie at 10 per cent.
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right ard Ieft TO the stomach. Hsnion fought
hack hard and landed two terrific swings 70
The Jaw He then sent Corbett back Win
right To the Jaw. staggering the chaupiou;;
Ccrbctt however fought back violently ana
landed some telling blows on t1anloh : oous @
C1rbctt sent Hanlon 10 the moor with lHo
lefts 20 the Jaw. lie was down nine seconus;
They went 10 miN-up ana OorDelI plauleI
right and left 20 the Jaw. Corbett stood
away. pegging away At Hanlon. forcing MIN MN
no the r0nes The gong apparently saved
Hauion from a knockout Hanlon stood still.
covered hIs face and BODY with his gloves ana
-s-bett runched him as hard as he could.
Hanlon refused 10 be knocked out however
and when The gong rang went 10 MS corner
Round Fifteen.
-orbett tried several lefts TO the face at
long rarco hut was short He missed hard
rcnr a. fhe body and another for the face.
Fsdic theu sent "A straight left 10 the face.
C-rErtt fahbed witsl left 10 the face, Hanton
l.r.rr courcur 20 rest Haulon missed a nara
rlezr swing f0r the jaw and the champion put
straight right 90 the face. Coroett was snort
with d hard right and Eddie blocked some
hard lef-s fCr The body Corbett then cans ~
Hsrlon With right and left 10 the stomach
and rgh uppercut 70 the mn siaL sSHS S
Esrlons head back. COrbett waded M ana
landed right and LEFT hard 70 ne Jaw
Grauey asked Haulon's seconds 10 take thelr
charge our ~ The ring. but they refused. Han
Ior IS taking a most terrific beating with
lsmcness seldom seen. lie could not hsht
-, back effectively and could hardly protect NM
Round Sixteen.
Corbctt missed hard wight uppercut for
tre face but q moment later sent the cali
f1rri1u 10 The floor with right and ieft 70
-he faw Hanlou took the count OF nine. he
'flrr chung % CCTbett the latter trying NainlN
10 knock him out Corbett sent ia success
sion az rights and let's TO the face. Corbett
kept yelling az Hanion seconds 70 stop the
contest which they refused 10 do. Corbctt
rreu delivered an aNalanchc of blows on the
Califcrnisn's jaw. sending him lack against
Tho ropes The crowd yelled 10 the referee
10 stop the contest as Hanlon lNs game 10
Tho core and refused % quit. Crazy then in
te-fereI and awarded the decision 10 Corbett.
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Win Resnme Vorace.

dispatch received yesterday from Monte
video reports the ship Governor ROBBIE ready to
proceed on her voyage. having disposed of $50
tons Of her cargo of coal at, that port The
repairs on the Kennebec, also at Montevideo,
arc proceeding rapidly.
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NEW YORK. Dec. pa call for a mass
meeting here tomorrow to consider ways and
,1e7ns Of securing the Democratic national con-
vention for New York in June. 1904. was is
sued to-day by President FOrnes Of the Board
OF Aldermen.
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John and Winthrop Sails.

The whaling bark John and Winthrop, the
last Of the sperm whalers to leave, went to
sea yesterday afternoon. She goes from here
TO the South Seas. from there to japanese wa
ters and after final hunt for blubber in
the Okhotsk Sea will return to this port.
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sierra,s Sailing Hour Changed.

Owing 10 the late arrival at New York Of
the British Australian mails the Oceanic
Steamship Company's liner Sierra, scheduled
to leave at o'clock tomorrow for Honolulu
and the colonies. will not get away until s
o'clock tomorrow night.
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Water Front Notes.

TIE Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company Coptic left Honolulu at o'clock
Monday night and should arrive here Sunday
The steamship Curacao, from Guaymas
passed Hueneme at O'Clock yesterday morn
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Sun, Moon and Tide,

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharf about %
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
of tide is the same at both places
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California calendars and diaries Good
for New Years Sanborn, Vail & Co.
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Makes Fair Passage.

The British ship Sir Robert Fernie which
arrived last evening, came from Cardiff in 100
days.
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SANTA CRUZ Dec. 29:-Frank ]. Sullivan
Of San Francisco has presented the local par
lor of the Native Sons, in which he was in
itiated recently, with $10O to go toward the
building fund.
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Time Ball.

Branch Hydrographc Office U. S. N, Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. Cal,
December 70.
The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
l. e.. at noon OF the 120th meridian or at 8
p. m. Greenwich time J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant u. S. N. in charge.
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STAGES connect at Green Brae for san
Quentin: at Santa Rosa for White sulphur
Springs; at Fulton for Altruria and Mark West
Springs; at Lytton for Lytton Springs. at Gey-
serville for Skaggs Springs. at ClOverdale for
the Geysers Bonneville and Greenwood. at
Hopland for Duncan Springs. Highland Springs
Kelseyville. Carlsbad Springs. Soda Bay. Lake
port and Bartlett Springs: at Ukiah for Vichy
Springs Saratoga Springs. Blue Lakes. Laurel
Dell Lake. Witter Springs Upper Lake Porno
Potter Valley. John DAYS. Riverside. Liery s..
BuclSneu's Sanhedrin Heights. Hullville Orr
Hot Springs. Halfway House. COmptche Camp
Stevens. Hopkins Mendocino City Fort Bragg
Westport. Usal. at Willis for Fort Bragg
Westport Sherwood Cahto Covello. Layton
vile. Cummings. Bells Springs Harris OIL
sens. Dyer. Garberville. Pepperwood Scotia
and Eureka
Saturday 10 Sunday round-trip tickets at re-
duced rates
On Sunday round-trip tickets to all points
beyond San Rafael al half rates.
Ticket Offices ESQ Market street. Chronicls
building
H. C WHITING r. X. RYAN.
Gen. Manager Gen Pass Agt.
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
LESSEE
SAN FRANCISCO AM hURTA PACIFIC

Tiburon Perry. Foot OF Market Street.
SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS. 80. 600. IL 90 a. m; 12;SS.
$3.50 $40. $50 p. m Thursdays-Extra trip
at II so p. m
saturdays-Extra trip al so and 1850 ?. m
SUNDAYS-S:OO. $50 II 90 a. m l;S1
3:3O 500 20. n 80 o. m
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYs-6;o5. T:35. $50. go HIS
a 1890 $40 500 500 p m
Saturda ys-F.xtra trip at 2:O5 and 8 IS p m
SUNDAYS-s;OO. 9:4O 11:15 a. m: !; 40 $40.
4:55 sos 6.25 y m.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL

other Santa Pc Trains:
go a. m for Stockton. FrSsno. Bakersfield
. . 90 90 d N Merced Hanford and Visaha
4 90 p. m. for Stockton.
100 p. M for Kansas City. Grand Canyon and
Chicago
TICKET oFFICE-641 Market st., and
Ferry Depot, 8. ?. Also 1112 Broad
way, Oakland. Cal.
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A for Morning.
: E.,AGH aEeanFaN

A for Morning. for Afternoon
tsunday excepted. Sunday only
a Saturday only.
stops at an stations on Sunday
kH-Ouiy trains stopping at Valencia St southhouh
ares:f0 az 7OOA NJ. II: s0AM s0P.N-, s: :s0PM. an
$500 Pm
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STORY OF CORBETT
And HANLON FIGHT
TOLD BY ROUNDS

Continued From Page 10, Column Z.
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ISL AND TO HAVE
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICE

Powerful Launch Provided by the Quarermasers Department Now
Finished and Is Floating Monument the Architectural
Genius of Major Devo, Who Planned Her Construction
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Trains leave and are due TO arrive a.
SAN FEANClSCO.
Main line FoOt Of Market Street
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So, o00--54x12s, A FINE CORNER, IN THE
Eighth ward, near Hennepin car line, with
handsome Broom modern house, built for q
i home. Very pretty reception hail. finished
In birch; parlor,. library and dining room are
finished in oak; oak floors hall and library,
and oak borders in parlor and dining room
tile mantel and CRATE; four fine bedrooms and
kitchen for refrigerator; large pantry, with
china closets, drawers, ETC.; basement under
whole house; vegetable cellar, laundry and
furnace. This house is beautifully arranged
to light and ventilation. Let me show
you this
Houses at all prices y s@5Y
WALTER L. BADGER,
Z IS f 800 Oneida Block
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BARGAINS.

BARGAINS, 49,
$725-Longfellow aV; good house; and lot, only
$500 cash and $40 per month.
81, 400-Wa shburn az n, 8 room house and fine
poultry house; only little money required
to swing this AN ideal poultry farm.
s., 200-31st ~ N, 4-room house. good barn and
- swell lot. Make us an: offer.fS1 - :Egi@
We will gladly show you any of the above bar
gains and If you are suited we will arrange
r. the payments, II you would like to build
call and hear our proposition. A small
amount cash and So per month builds you a
= $1,000 house. The interest, which is less
Guided in these payments. q
WESTERN INVESTMENT AND REALTY CO.,
r stt-z1ss T i 6O3-4 Oneida Building.
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

WANTED-LIsTINaS OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots in all parts Of the city. especially eighth
ward and snnnyside; have many applications.
II you want to sell see me. Walter l..
Badger, 800 Oneida block.
CAN Sell YOUR REAL ESTATE, NO MAT.
ter where located. New and improved meth
# cd. Write for particulars. n. N. Bradbury,
500 New York Life building. Minneapolis,
Mimi.
WANTED-ACRE LAND NEAR LYNDALE AND
54th st S, OF the lake; give location; will ex-
change fine 5.year-old mare, good harness and
top buggy, give or take difference.
claim in Ward county, North Dakota: price
and descriptions Address 3s54. Journal.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

~~$>~o~~O~~~~~~~
TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY HOME, THE BEST
improved farm OF 81 acres. &Hennepin county;
ten acres lake shore front q room house. store
building, horse. hog and hay barn ieehonse
80 acres fine heavy native timber. balance high
state ultiyation Hoffin & Conrad Co.. Phoe-
nix. sSss
WESTERN LANDS AND MONEY TO EX.
change for fiat building; fine store building 10
exchange for improved farm;t5a 2oo-acre i'm
proved farm to exchange for nine or ten,roora
modern residence; new modern house III eighth:
ward to exchange for vacant lots Q. A. Quist'
Z & Co., BOZ 4th st S.
BUTLER'S REAL ESTATE REGISTER CON-
tains hundreds of farms ranging from So to
10000 acres; to exchange for stocks or city
property; It is free. Northwoed Iowa.
q FEW PIEGEs OF RED RIVER LAND, I'M
proved, ard will exchange for general mer-a
chandjse. Address Box 37a1 Warren. iinn. &
70 EXCHANGE-TWo GOOD RESIDENCE
lots on GiPard W n, for wagons. farm mas
chinery. or team OF horses. 81 10th st :.
e =
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Farm Lands.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YELLOW
2 pine in the Soft Yellow Pine Belt. This TIM
White Pine of Wisconsin and Michigan. Can
all be logged with big wheels. No fire risk.
title.
LANDS WE CONTROL AND CAN DELIVER
%, 900 acres, average 1000 to the quarter sec
tion. Price $3.50 per acre.
10000 acres, average 1000 to the quarter Sec
tion. Price Sc per acre. .s44 ,EsS
F 5000 acres, average 1000 to the quarter Sec
ton. Price So per acre. III
5000 acres, average 1900 to the quarter Sec
ton. Price SO per acre. n.
I: $4,000 acres, spruce and hemlock; average
" 1900 to the quarter section. Price SIP per;
-'t,! acre. s-Fss$
CERTIFIED FOREST RESERVE SCRIP in large
and small amounts at the market price, *
References furnished. Correspondence So
licited. Address
AMERICAN TIMBER CO.,
2. N. Runyan, Mgr, Marquam Bldg, Portland
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HORSES, CARRIAGES SALE

~~~>>~~~~>S~~~c-~~-
a large and complete Assortment constantly
horses aud drivers; look over our stock before
TO be found in1 the sn IIMI northwest g
- BAkkkIr = ZIMMERMAN,
- Midway Horse MaEkeL. u. Ya1l, MINI.
FOR sALE-coNsTANTLY ON HAND. FROM Rom
mi!ch cows WAGONS ouggies. and harnesses ar
san1ed ~ Easy nnsa as at
IosT--I,5 poVTrps 11Fp 15TI7E "a M
tyae IN : AZ W Etsas mnrrin..
purse containing $50; party Working girl and
return to cashier. Powers Mercantile Co,
iosT-Two RANIy RooISs TIED ToGEFHER
One issued by the Hennepin County Savings
ers and Mechanics Savings bank, No 0s6sA
hetnrn 70 1905 eolIaM -ay =. FOR reWard. - -
ONE OF THE FINEST BROUGHAM on VIC
torla teams in the city for sale coal black,
Sh pres
e!.ooe aaeIess -: so9lnaa:
A9sm " S Fly Ho4 ny sSSos
~ Hns LILY. anu W 4a IVA
BANK BANK before Now ~ 1903 os APPLICATION viii be
made for a duplicate thereof
q swear old horse, good workers, weight 1900;
also double: harness and wagon; sell sep
JUST ST. a Il; OF a1asr5oF1
70 ba son ne On w drixers aong te
far y. = oI 3d ips, eaas I,e g GasreI
g.rest & f,o so ns1 . ood st p"' s = ~A"
los. = so:a - e ,. =. :. -
CHOICE DRAFTERs-FARM sTocR And
affses m On ha ns
barn a Da N Epan: nronristor sSS Oh avA
- = - go. =. g. - :. - =. : =
containire, sales; book and in1ni,cas Win az.
tarhed freieht bflls: kindly return to Journal
ofrice and 1eceiye reward - ~
=
nrice. nlso soiiars @blankefs Wins etc. - / 400
Sd st s. sasss SsszsS1Es !. 5
FOR sAI,E-ONE GOOD HiTGGY- WITH LONG
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids wanted for Electric Light Plant and
Twenty-year franchise.
Sealed bids will be received by the City
Council of Valley City, N. D., until s p. M,
Monday. Nov. 8. 1908 for the electric light
plant now owned by said city, together with
twenty-year franchise; all conditions: of the
sale to be iu accordance With certain. reso-
luton adopted by said Council Sept. %, 1908,
which resolution with an inventory of said
plant Is on file at Auditors office.
certified check for $500 must accompany
each bid. rs. 81
The city. council reserves the right to reject
any and all bids:
Dated Oct. 26th, 1903
w r. Craswell CITY Auditor
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

| SEE OR WRITE A. s. APGAR, EXCELSIOR,
Mimi. for Lake .Minnetonka cottages and fruit
farms. Some bargains Id sight now.
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board WANTED

BOARD AND ROOM WITH PRIVATE FAMILY,
syounE Eentle,man OF good 5eharacter. reason
sbie: walking distance OF citJ. G. Golden
Z 221 -2o5 ID nv 8
WANTED-RoOM AND BOARD FOR GENTLE
man and two daughtcFs, near Hennepin ear
line; state terms: must be reasonable. sSl0,
journal.
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REAL ESTATE FORsSALE
Unimproved.
Con$iniIed.

Unlmpr0Ved. "a
Continued.
PLEASANT PARK-wE HAVE so LOTS FOR
sale in this addition that we can sell for
$T5, 100 and 1925 each, depending on To-
cution, at $25 down and So per month.
S75 each, lots on Pleasant and Pillsbury avs
between 45tk and 46th, cast and west
fronts, 40x127 each.
800 each, Pillsbury av, between 44th and 45th.
~ west fronts, 40X131 ..s
500 each, Wentworth ay, between 44th and 45th,
81 east front, 4bN131. fss
500 each, Wentworth ay, between 18th and 46th,
~ 40N132
These lots are covered with fine trees.
~ !tsES5 THORPE BROS, at5 81
Andrus Building. f%5.
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80
COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC.

WANTED TO RENT
~>~~~ooo>~~-
HAVE x { & pRoPERHY 70 REaTf
o make a speciality Of renting and taking
care Of all kinds OF: property, managing es- %
. tates etc. I can save you money. Walter
o L. Badger, 800 Oneida building. o
o Q q O o o o o O. o o o o o Q 9 Q
WANTED-DEsK ROOM IN LIGHT OFFICE
with use of telephone, by party out of bust.
ness; rent Paid in advance Answers will
name price 399S, Journal.
WANTED-To RENT. FURNISHED FARM IN
timber region of Minnesota, by experienced
farmer and stock man. & Address Box 1877,
WANTED-To RENT Small LFLAT IN RE-
given If wanted. Address e. D.. g., care Ven
dome Hotel. 3Ss .
WANTED-s10 OR $12 HEATED ROOM BY
two men students, within easy walking dis
lance of Cation college. Address G. g.. 80 18th
st s, city. 80 3 -
WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM, NEAR BERK-
eey Hotel Price not !. to e, exceed &c $s per
WANTED-A FIVE OR sIx-RooM STEAM
family. FIJI. Putnam. 517 Guaranty bldg.
WANTED-sMAIL GROUND FLOOR MODERN
fat unfurnished; state location, number Of
price and rent. 1910, Journal
STORM SASH, ALL SIZES AND KINDS, AND
hangers; order before the rush. City Sash and
TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED, or WILL TAKE
small nat: must be within walking distance.
1864, Journal.
W1NTED-To RENT SMALL HOUSE OR TWO
to fye-room fiat. 1907, Journal.
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NOTiCE no CONTRACToRs

~ NOTICE TO CONTKACTOHS I@Y :. n
The trustees Of Bethany Presbyterian church
Will receive sealed bids up. to s p. m. Thurs
pletion excepting foundatton) of a brick We
neered church ediflce to be built at the south
neapolis according to plans and organizations
for same as prepared by Arnold & kaercher,
Architects. s u
ing and plumbing, respectively.
Plans may be seen on and after Oct. 20,
at room 442 Boston block.
NJ. Wanvig, Chairman, 651 Oak st Sc.
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NEW MODERN HOMES.

= D y . . q q
NEW MODERN HOMES. 5ss RI,
,25O-NeW, fully; modern, seyen-room
~ house; selected birch finish, hardwood ,
hoors, open plumbing, laundry, fur
y mace heat; ideal arrangement Of rooms.
u Look at 280l Harriet, ay. If you :,
don't care for furnace heat, look at
- 3421 Aldrich ay $ !. modern except heat.
. "a. Price 30, 600; easy terms.
- LII THOMPSON BROS, -" 81
-: :, - 101' Fourth st S. ~
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LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND
hand Office and store fixtures in the north,
west; 800 feet of show cases, French plate and
double strength; counters. shelving, wall cases.
desks, wall, fat top, standing and typewriter:
letter presses, cash registers special sale on
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GREAT BARGAIN.

c : - - : = O.
8 s'-s GREAT BARGAIN.
o $2,500-Lot, corner Hennepin av and 9th o
o. east and south front. OF
o 81 feet on Hennepin ITO on 9th by 1O5 o.
O in rear; submit offer; can sell on "
o easy terms.
D :. THORPE BROS, %
o u Andrus Building. 9
90 o o o o o o 0 o 90 Q Q 9 @
ROsEDALE-NICOLLET TO PLEASANT AVS
Is 42d to a4th SITS, fine lots at from $lOOeto $2oos
each; close to school and car line, and just.
the place to build nice cottage home
They are cheap and we will make the terms
easy. for you. Came in and see Inc. Walter
l.. Badger, 300 Oneida block s.i4sz@a
BARGAIN IN CHOICE LOCALITY.
Two lots on Grand aN; one lot. on Harriet
az, between 25th and 26th SITS. Have to be,
can use anything in this locality, please call
and make me an offer. w. II. Could, 4Q5s
Boston block.
THREE FINE LOTS, aOx1s0 EACH, ON BLAIs.e
dell, near, Both; lie fine; one block from Nicol-a
: let car line; only $3.50 each for cash, worth
$500, and will sell for that next spring New
s hall, 62O Temple Court z@fss
sNAPs-FINE LOT ON 18th AV S AT SD 81, :
for 500. Don't call unless you have the
cash. W. II. Over 216 4th st S.
a DEsIRABLE BUSINESS CORNER An HOP
kins, Mimi, for sale cheap. f. T. Hawlish,s
405 Oneida building, city.
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITERs ON RENTAL$a
per per. month and up good work and prompt ser
natural interest in the reputation of our ma
i chine. Remington Typewriter Co., 4th st ),
" MinnanpOlts l;Hna 400
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s1e5 EACH. 18th Av s. BETwEEN seth AND
4s 10th, west front, 42x125. 81 So
5slta each 18th As S, between sstn and Both,
east front. city water In, ETC.. 42xI25.
$3.50 earh. 18th ay s. between 3Sth and 3Sth, i
AMID. east front, city water Sd.
THORPE BROS,
Andrus Building.
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IF MY LADY CUSTOMERS AND ALL OTHERS
wish fol-; unique decorations Halloween, look at
my pumpkins, from, size of coffee cup, for
ice cream, gas jets, ETC., to that of a bushel
basket for lawns. w. s. Fletcher, 203 wagon
stall Central Market
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ANY ONE THINKING OF INVESTING IN 4
:, home should ,snot disregard our remarkable
offer. We give you a new house at three
quarters of its COST in q new and growing
1eighborhood containing the best Of schools.
= locatiol1in Minneapolis: For ST. o5O, $IDO down
and $12 a month without any extra charges or
commissions, a house of six large rooms, beau
tifully papered, with acty water and sink in
kitchen,s with large cellar and large east front
lot. The house cost us considerably more to
build thunthi hut owing to the lateness of the
season we have concluded to offer two houses
this sacrifice. Look at 3615 1928 Lyndale
av n. Edmund G. Walton, 800 Hennepin aV,
or Walton Park office, OF The Estate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-19
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