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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-05
SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.


Ala, De Kalb Co., $50 A. Il impts.
Ala.;s Lee Co., plantation. $40 A.. impts.
n. ". T., Assiniboia, near Drink water, $40 A.
Denver, Cherry Creek Gardens, fine res. 10 A.
Fla, Columbia Co., 1000 A.. partly timber.
Fla, nr. Thonotosssso. 10 A. orange grove.
ILL., Naples, good dwell & lots.
Chicago, 3 finely located bldg lots.
KY, Oldham Co., 800 A. impts.
Ne, st. George, fine 17-r. res, A.
MINI, Jackson Co., 120 A. & impts.
No., Carroll Co., 120 A.. oil & gas land. splen-
did prospects; natural conditions make develop
mont easy.
FOR physician or blacksmith. finely located.
Nebr., York Co., excellent 160 A. farm.
n. a., Sullivan Co., 80 A. & impts.
N. Y, Yonkers. fine 1O-r. res, Elinor Pl.
n. z. ChautauQua Co. fine farm. 225 A.
L. L. Smithtown, Suffolk Co., A. land.
Buffalo. fine lots, Elk St..
N O., Davidson & Forsyth Co.'S, 112 A., impts
ohio, Warren Co.. i72 A. & impts.
Ohio, ABhtabula, good 6-r house Il lot.
Pa, Beach Bottom Twp, 15-r res. 21s A.
Pa. Northumberland Co., excellent 42-A. farm.
Pa, Bucks Co., fine farm, so A.
Pa, Yandergrift, good 7-r. house 4 lot.
Pa, Ridley Park. magnificent 17-r. res
r. l., Providence Co., 225 A. impts.
Memphis, beautifully located suburban res. lot.
Utah, Utah Co., 81 A., i:npts, ~ shares water
stock; A. orchard ne0 Provo.
VT, Chittenden Co.. valuable mineral springs
property; IA A.; splendid location for hotel OF
sanltarium: excellent investment.
farms, 300 A. & 2o2 A, respectively.
Wash, Thurston Co, 120 A. cumberland.
Wis. Adams Co. fine farm, 100 A.
W. M osTRANDBR, N. A. BLDG, PHILA.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

sAAAcANVSSAs
Continued.
$S,6oo-60x135, IRVING Av s, NEAR DOUG.
las; nine rooms, modern. hardwood fin.
ish. hardwood floors, brick mantel and fire
place, built-in sideboard, built-in refrig
orator. open plumbing, large attic finished
full basement, laundry, vegetable cellar
and combination furnace; barn; very
pretty home.
$500 6Oxl5O. Irving av s. near 18th; fine ten
modern house. first door hardwood
second floor Georgia pine.
$12, 50O-6OX135, fine 12-roOm modern house, Col
fax av. near Douglas.
$50, oOo--75xlS5. Fine l2-room modern house OF
Lowry Hill.
$7,5O0-5Uxl36, good ten-room house on I'd av s
near Franklin.
$5,500-45X123 w Lake, near Calhoun; eight
rooms, thoroughly modern and Il perfect
beauty. You ought to see this house.
$5,S00-4oN127, Dopont, near 25th st; ntne-roon
modern house; only four years old.
$4,soo-40X12s Harriet av. near 26th St; new
eight-room house. 1t is perfect picture
En- Let me show you this
Houses at all prices: Ask for catalog.
WALTER l.. BADGER,
800 Oneida Block
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Farm Lands.

,1G -FOUR BARGAINS IN ST. CRoIx CoUN-
", Wisconsin; soil clay loan. clay subsoil;
e sys
with some naples; new - story frame house:
$275O. 80 acres. miles from village and
creamery, y mile from school. nearly level
40 cultivated, remainder pasture with maple
timber, good frame d house barn, trout stream;
City, u mile from school, level easily cleared.
some hardwood timber, running water, $3.50.
40 acres Emile from village and creamery,
0' E. ]. Z BALDWIN WIN Gyenrsod lo,ty,. wis.
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FARM LANDS.

Q 0 o 0 o o
LAKE MARY-cHo1cE FARM OF 200
acres. 81 miles from Minneapolis; IS
acres under cultivation, ten acres meadow,
l25 acres virgin forest, with pasture; rich
black loan, with clay subsoil, gently roll
Ing; quite free from stones: two springs;
fronts on handsome lake, with 1000 feet
southern pine finish, hot air furnace;
good barn, corn crib, poultry house. eto.
The improvements alone cost half the
price. One span of horses. one colt, dou-
BILE and single harness. farm wagon, single
66nEggy, tWo.seat canoPy-top surrey, disc
} yator bobsleds, three COWS, one yearling
) hetfer and one brood SOW: also hand tools,
which | am instructed to sell, including
all OF the above, at the low price Of 81, 900
on account of the death Of the owner
Speak quick If you wish to secure an at
} to GEO. H. MILLER. $50 Lumber tx
change, Minneapolis, MINI.
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MODERN HOMES.

MODERN HOMES.
S2.2So-Si1-room modern house; bath,
closet, etc.; furnace heat. Aldrch g.
av s, near 26th st.
g. 600-New, fullw modern Except heat),
seven-room house; hardwood finish and
floors, full basement, decorated. Grand
av, near 33d st.
a,eoo-Mght-room, fully modern house;
bath, furnace, hardwood floors, etc.
Dupont av N, near 22d.
S8,876--A new, eight-room, fully modern
house, hardwood finish and floors; bath.
closet, gas; full basement; furnace
heat. Emerson S, near eth.
$1,000 new, eight-room, fully modern
house; hardwood finish and floors;
full basement; furnace heat. In one
Of the best blocks on Fremont nv N.
S8,176-Large. eight-room, fully modern
house; oak finish, parquet floors, fur
mace heat. Stevens av, near Saith.
81 65o-New, modern, seven-room cottage
house; hardwood finish and floors; full
~" 81 basement; an exceedingly pretty home.
Aldrich av s, near 34th st.
$8,676-Nsw, fully MODERN seven-room
house; oak finish, hardwood floors, hot
water heat. Near Hennepin av and
2Sth st.
f3,e50-New, eight-room, fully modern
house; hardwood finish and floors; fur
mace heat. On Lyndale av N, near
the park.
THOMPSON BROS,
101 Fourth st s.
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NORTH DAKoTA-oNLY 50.

NORTH DAKoTA-oNLY 50.
96O acres choice Canada land, near Arcolai
will sell all part at &c. 50 per acre, which Il
about half asked by land companies.
Also $40 acres in Kidder county North Dakota
Fine, level section; good SOIL surrounded by good
farms. Price only IS per acre. - =. ~
Forty acres, all cultivated; IL miles south of
minneapolis; level land; good soil. Price
r. P. PITCHER,
$40 Bank OF Commerce Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
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you; less CENTURY buyer or seller
$1,000 only buys seven-room modern house and
barn; hot - water heat on 10th !av s, in
,ssoo ass ct s7 dpt St house in snnysu.
on colfax sv s; lot 5sx1ae; 12 rooms; good
reason for selling;
investment southeast, on University av
and Of - rooms rooms with all modern con.
sN'os h spsss of VIII t all
Of six rooms in the rear. There is plenty
Of room to build fat building on the
ses Ts esa :. ns aas to pay the
large income on the price wanted. See
400 buy. house an Of ssVen rooms with lot
Ssx1oS; also barn and shop on 9th st,
&3,2oo-An modern 1o-room house, near Harriet
az and S1st ST.; terms $500 cash. balance
$4,000 only buys 7-room house, all modern. hot
See my large list Of houses for sale on easy
New York Life Building.
q, Soo-46x1e5, PILLsBURY Az, NEAR 26th
a,OooScSl{sx az ~ $. inside 9th st; good solid
pae and d'sf 1ak
Georgia pine; Rarauet floors mentel and
furnace, etc. Very neat and well worth
the money.
fss5o--42x11S Portland ay, near Oath st, nine
room modern house.
sS,soo-4Ox12S, Emerson av 8. near 9th st;
ss,125-S1a acres. With house OF Of six rooms on
first floor, second floor not finished, built
three years: barn, chicken house, 80 bear.
ing plum trees, strawberries; etc.: large
... lawn with fine trees: location near Lake
Amelia, in South Minneapolis.
"a, ooo-41x11S, Columbus av, near Lake ST.
eight rooms, city water. cellar and cistern
p 81, 1oo-bOx12S. Sd av near 9th st: seven rooms
city water and gas; fine shade trees; good
condition. .. .-
81 ,o5o-44x177, Polk st NE; eight rooms. city
4l water. cellar; fine corner lot.
ks00-Mnnehaha av, franklin; five rooms
S650-2sth st S. near 28th av, five rooms.
Houses at all prices. Ask for catalog.
WALTER L. BADGER,
Gen.. 300 Oneida Block.
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STOCK FARM OF 500 ACREs-sEvEN MILES
from one OF the best towns in state; only 50
Plow; 80 acres meadow; balance in timber.
fenced in for pasture. Buildings valued at
rooms, stone cellar; 6ans., soxs4, in good re-
pair; will hold 90 head Of cattle, 10 head of
horses and 100 tons Of hay; frame granary,
corncrib, hoghouse, chicken-House, milk and
icehouse; one windmill and tanks, and build
ing used for grinding feed. Farm ali fenced;
three good wells. ,watered by river and sprins
Can be bought on favorable terms. For par.
ticulars, write NJ. s. Rutherford. Princeton,
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$e8b-soMETHING YOU WANT! HUNDREDS
are looking for cosy little homes like this and
seldom find them for sale. Owner of this must
leave town. You can move right In Or rent it
for SIP month. FIVE rooms, small barn.
neatly fenced south front lot, nice neighbor-
hood, schools and churches close by; Ave min
4tes walk to several large shops and factories
Lots OF peopls will be sorry they don't get
this. But It's got to be sold and 1.-THE early
bird gets It, Location inside Doth av NE.
Can take part cash and easy terms on the bal
ance. g-e7 =
+. O. DEFINING, 24o7 Central Avenue.
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Il you have your homestead right and $780,
we can locate you on q very fine homestead
with building, on pretty lake and river, not far
from station, only 100 miles from Minneapo-
soil. Hardwood and saw timber. worth 1900.
Owner must relinquish Call at once or send
&c stamps for particulars and homestead book.
Tingdale Bros. Bank OF Commerce, Ainneap-
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YOU

Ss,600-cAsH, $3.50, BALANCE Ss5 PER
month, handles na,,l gem OF new. modern l,
Harriet line; hardwood floors. seats and
finish. high-grade heater, full plumbing.
~ fireplace In 1ngle corner, sideboard, stone
r. sidewalks.
$4,000 somewhat larger, new house, with lot
ss.ooo.The most, artistic and bestbuilt house
in the midway district, rooms, with
stone automobile house and beautiful
grounds 173x19O feet This must be seen
to be appreciated. Very easy terms. Call
Sunday.
22os Commonwealth, St. Anthony Park, near
fe4 Como Line.
f646 HARRIET Av, l1-RooM MODERN
house full plumbing. combination heat; very
decided bargain at 81, 500: $450 cash.
-,5F w. w. CLARK REALTY CO.,
313 Nicollet
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WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS.
Denver, Montclair, fine Or. res; 8 lots.
N j., Gloucester Co., $40 a. on Delaware
y. Mex; Almogordo. apartment house, lot
$. OAK, Deuel. Co., fine farm, 500 a.
VT, Washington Co.. ia a. and impts,.
and SA a: land, Unionvtlle No. So, 500.
Paint mine, Columbus twp, Warren co., Pa;
800 tons In sight; mill, fxt., etc. $780,
sJewelry bus, stock and fxt., Sharon, Wis
stock Dry goods, groceries and crockery bus
and hxt. In good MINI. town. Bargain.
1rr1gating canal, "a MI. long, e4O q. fine land
San Juan CO., N. Mex; covers over 5000 a.
fine fruit and alfalfa land. $100, 000
Wanted-Partner. with So OO0 to buy int. in
proprietary medicine bus. (Preventine.) p.
w. NJ OSTRANDER. N. A.. BLDG. PHILA.
IF you HAVE ANY THOUGHT OF BUYING
land In the south. we have the best offer Of
the season. 120-acre fruit farm in Arkansas;
buildings and everything else, with magnificent
handle 1t. Pay the rest when you please.
We can sell you good farm, within 20 miles
OF Minneapolis, at from $40 to $16 an acre.
The conditions surrounding these lands make
the best proposition we know of. The
terms are the easiest and If you will write or
call you will see how easy it is to get good
farm for little money. Perhaps you would
like to homestead. We can surely satisfy
you. 1t will cost you little-perhaps nothing;
ask about it. We have also homestead re-
l1nQu1shment that must go this month with
two-room house, for $3.50 Minnesota Land
q Locating Co.. 14O9 Washington av s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

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~~~-S>~~~~~~~~~~
Farm Lands.
Continued.
FARM LANDS.
81 AN ACRE DOWN
BUYS your choice from 40 acres up to 10 600
acres In Attkin and Itasca counties, Minnesota.
T2fBER AND MEADOW LAND.
Good Soil. running streams and small lakes
healty climate. good markets. dairy, vegetable
and grain land; more than twice enough hard
wood to pay for land Price s. per acre for
choice; five yearly payments; perfect title
Formerly sold ct 50 to $12 per acre, but
owner went bankrupt in other business We
are appointed trustees and compelled to sell.
ton any time within SIX months. Send for
ELWOOD LAND COMPANY.
incorporated Capital 500, oo0.00.)
Observation-Disclosures Bank Building,
ST. Paul, MINI.
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20 % o o % {
BUY ON CROP PAYMENTS. =
Look here. Why not try this PROPOSE
!. ton? Purchase 40 or SO-acre tract of .
choice farm land from 20 to 30 miles from {
minneapolis and st. Paul; four miles to ,
Balance to be paid in share Of potatoes ,
grown on the land. Plenty Of fuel and
FENCING. For further particulars, come
and see me, or. write me about this
FRANKLIN BENNER.
543 Bank of Commerce Building.
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$40 Bank OF Commerce Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI,
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GREAT BARGA1N-86x166-FOOT CORNER LOT
on Sd st, suitable for Wholesale or manufactur-
Ing plant, only $4,000; 5o-foot lot on 14th
av near 18th ST.; only one left; fine loca-
ton. 40 and 5Ofoot lots on q Franklin ay
near two car lines, only $500. A. T. Hanson,
300 Guaranty loan : D.. sr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-26
PARQUE BORINQUEN
RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT
Use ha contratado para este uno de los mejores
a&CHEFSS de la isla, ademas de este punto salien-
to 50 puede contar siempre con servicos instan-
taneos, y una estricta lmpieza.
CAN7iNA
Toda clase de refrescos lcores cervezas
Prontitud esmero en- ell servieio
BANOS
Sc encuentran en este sitio los majores baflos
de esta costa, cada casa de banjo tiene su ducha
de aqua fresca. So cuenta con complete surti-
do de trajes de baflos de todos tamaflos que So
alquilan.
JARANAS
Los sabados por la noche, mdsica por LA or
questa de La Polcia Insular.
CONClERTOS
Los Jueves y Domingo por la noche tardes
dc los domingos, m1sica por La Policia Insular.
En- estos dias 50 presentaran al pdblico dlversos
lespectaculos, los cuales anunciaran OpOrtuna
mente. Los conciertos empezaran, por la tarde
d Las 3, ypor La noche las g.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
Low Rate on Corn.

The officers of the Idaho Wool
growers association have succeeded
in securing rate of 40 cents per
100 in carload lots on corn from
Nebraska points. The rate is fon-
sldered very reasonable one, and
as the rate will only be in force from
January 90 to February 80, it is ex-
nected there will be a large amount
shipped in. The following NOTICE
has been sent out by the officers Vt
the association: \
Boise, Idaho, January 5, 1904
W. are advised that the railroad
rates on whole corn only from all
Nebraska points on Union Pacific
will be 40 cents per 100, in carload
lots Of not less than 10000 pounds
each Rate begins January 2oth
and ends February 29th, 1904.
The ASSOCIATION IS not handling
corn and would refer you to your
local dealers for prices.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08

Amount received from fish and
game licenses, $6766, 40.
Expenditures for warden, deputies
printing, ETC., s4s56.92.
Balance on hand in state treasury,
$39O3.4s.
In addition to the above the war
den says:
ION an estimate | count on about
$4,000. 90 more TO be received from
licenses and fines before the close of
the season on February Is, 1904, and
the expenditure will be about tbe
same.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
Kenmerer Coal.

/ have the exclusive agency for Kem-
merer coal in this county. Send m
your orders. Coal delivered everywhere
II tow n. Frank Wilcox. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
came Warden's Report.

State Game Warden Van Irons
has made his annual report to the
Governor. 1t shows the following:
Amount appropriated by the
state 1900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
ANOTHER LICENSE PUZZLE
Not known Whether Rutlnnd's Conn
m~issiOnerS or Board of Aldermen
Shall Grant Fifth Class Licenses.

Evtland. March 17.-Sincc this city voted
no license at the last election the question
has been raised as to whether it is the
board of license commissioners or tho
board of aldermen hat has power to
issue iifth class or druggists licenses.
The law states that when Il town votes
no license, FIFTH class licenses may be is
sued by the Sclcctmen if they receive "A
petition signed by five per cent. of the
voters and a majority of the practicins
physicians.
There is a great varianc, OF opinion
among the local attorneys in regard to
this point, some claiming that the license
commissioners are still in authority ard
,hat the granting of druggists licenses
goes to TN" board of aldermen or select
men only in towns where no commis-
Sion"rs have been appointed in previous
wears. Others claim that tho services OF
the commissioners are suspended until
the city votes license again.
The Terbor Of the board Of commits
siorcrs are still! in doubt as TO their legal
authority I" grant licenses hut one of
them stated to-day that he thought that
If any petitions for nth class licenses
were presented to the board with thu
proper signatures attached. they would
act on tho same at least until ;heii posi-
ton Was questioned. But if the appli-
carts see fit to present the applications
to the aldermen. instead of the commits
siorers he said thai the latter board
would do nothing about it.
1t is understood that at least two of
the men who are now engaged in tine
liduor business in this city ana who are
also licensed druggists, Will apply for
iilth class licenses.
Tho local commissioner have received
word from the Bellows Falls commissions
crs that tho mcilbers of the latter board
have decided to suspend operations for a
vcar. The outcome Of the situation in
this city is watched with considerable
interest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.
Ejectment Case In Washington County
Court Endcd-Divorces Granted.

Montpelier. Msrch 1s.-The justice eject
ment case of Wheeler VS.. Wheeler, which
has been ON trial tor two DAYS in Wash
inSton county court Went TO the jury last
evening and obey returned a verdict for
the defendant and for him to recover his
costs.
Divorces were granted to-day by Chief
Judge Rowell in the following cases:
Mary l.. Harrington vs., Parker J. lIar-
rinston of Montpelier. refusal to sup
port; Florence NJ Tanner of Montpelier
W.. Burt u. Tanner. intolerable severity:
Flora X. Bliss OF Calais vs.. Joseph F..
Bliss, refusal to support: John b. Hanson
vs.. Susie A. Hanson: intolerable severity.
Everett a. Morse. who was recently
released from the State hospital for the
insane at Waterbury and is awaiting trial
for forgery, has been admitted to bail in
the sum of $1,000, L. j. Douglass of Crafts
bury being his bondsmdn. Archie Farms
worth was also admitted to bail In the
sum of Sl@o. on a charge OF breach of the
peace.
The case Of John Trow. administrato
VS.. the Preferred Accident Insurance com
pany. involving the payment of the pol
icy held by tho late J. II. Ward of Barre
is set for trial Monday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24
VALUABLE PAPERS FOUND.
Long Missing Record Of VcrmOnt's
constitutional Convention Of IU"
Brought TO Light at Last.
(From the 81. Adams Mcssengor.)

Senator Proctor has made a valuable
find of a long missing Vermont historical
manuscript. being none Other than the
original Journal of the proceedings of the
convention at Windsor July IS, l1I, that
adopted the first constitution of
This record has been lost to Vermont his
torians for many years and as far back
as the most active days of T.. r. Walton,
Hiland HAN and other mon of that char
ecter the missing document and its con-
tents was a frequent source of contro-
Versy about which severa! elaborate
pamphlets were issued. The original man
uscript now turns up i'll the library OF
Congress at Washington. Senator Proctor
has had made a fac-simile of the record
and will publish it with explanatory text
in q neat brochure soon to be issued.
The Importance of this md may we'll be
estimated from the opening lines of T..
y. Walton's story of the convention as
given in the 'Govcrnor and Council"
when he says: "Of this convcntion-un-
surpassed in Importance by any other
in the State. in that it established a con
official record. and no fun and salts
factory unofficial account even. has ever
been published"
In the verifcation of the find and the
preparation Of tho historical matter that
is to compose tho body of this little book
the senator has been assisted by T.. NJ.
Goddard of Montpelier, assistant State
librarian, who is making Il record for
himself as a critical student of Vermont
history.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-24

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