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Unimproved.
BARGAIN COUNTER.

MAKE OFFER Two east front lots on Clinton
size, 9shx126 feet. A valuable piece Of
trackage. Owner leaving city.
MAKE OFFEK--Two east front lots on 22d av s.
between 35th and Beth sts size, 335ax172
feet each. Owner leaving city and will
sell to best bidder this week.
$350-For two lots I'd av s., between seth
and 10th SITS; east front; 40x132 feet each;
easy terms
1925 Eac6-Two east front lots on Grand av s.,
between 31st and 32d SITS. They lie fine;
| size. 45x12S feet to alley.
$4c0-East front lot Emerson 8, between
| 31st and 32d SITS; size, 45x12S feet. Easy
terms.
$525-West front lot on COLUMBUS av, between
- 32d and 33d SITS; 40x123 feet to alley.
Terms.
$e50-Both two west front lots on 41st av 8,
| between 49th and 50th sts 65x185 each.
Two fine lots out near Minnehaha park.
Fine trees.
$75O-West front lot on James av S, between
31st and 32d SITS; 45711S feet to alley.
| $750-East front lot Grand s, between
| Franklin and 22d st; size, 4Ox12SA feet
! to alley.
| 81, s00-East front lot on Lake place, just north
| Of 25th st, ha1f-block from Lake Of the
Isles; 1oox155 feet to alley. Nice trees.
4 Easy terms
| 81 e0o-Double corner Of Harriet av s and 25th
st; 261ax134h feet to alley. VERY
THORPE BROS, ANDRUs BUILDING.
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MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS.

s4.soo-win buy. 81 ,ooo, house, if taken at
once; great, large, light basement with
vegetable cellar and laundry, finished and
plastered; ten large, sunny rooms; the
massive quarter sawed oak Is certainly
grand; even the bedrooms are oak; hard
wood floors all through; bathroom very
billiard hall most complete and up-to- date
house for the money. Come and let us
show you through. Located Grand av.
inside of Oath st.
Hiram w. Foote'S beautiful home Sd S.
built by Mr. Foote and put up for solid
comfort; complete basement, laundry and
vegetable cellar; combination hot water
and hot air heating plant; ten large rooms,
elegant oak finish and oak hoors hand
some sideboard built-il large open CRATES
billiard hall on the third floor, billiard
outfit goes with the house, large barn
house east front; could not be duplicated
for 81, 800. Our price only $4,000 l&
xiere is bargain: $500 for 100x141 feet or
14th av s, inside of 18th st; improved with
large and beautiful brick veneered resi-
dence; former home Of the Rev. M. Falk
Gjertson. House has nine large rooms
full basement with combination hot wa
{ ter and hot air heating plant; hardwood
finish and floors the first floor; elegant
bathroom and everything to make very
complete home. One of the choicest prop
critics in South Minneapolis. Call or write
Tor further particulars.
- MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
811 Nicollet Avenue
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MVNhIOVN-C1tII IENDTN OO.a
Phoenix Lobby.
Telephone 3O22-J and 266.

o o o o o o o o o o {
o
o DID YOU EVER SEE
o
o any better values for your money than
o am offering in this paragraph today2
o $5,000-On LIST av S and inside 25th st,
o an S-room house, thoroughly modern, hard
o wood and combna ton heat; barn for two
o horses. Cost $500 to build. All I'm
provements in and paid for. No mortgage
o the place.
o S4.1O0-Sale must be made quickly. Rusi-
ness calls owner out of town. Eignt-roon,
o house complete in every detail, including
combination heating plant Largo lawn
frenting lake street. Fins locality
o end Hennepin car service very shclt dis
taLce.
o FRANKLIN BENNER,
5o3.4-5 Bank CT Commerce Building.
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A MIDSUMMER BARGAIN.
Eighty acres, 30 miles from Duluth, located
on a county road, one mile from railroad
station on lake; soil excellent; land lies
high; some meadow land. IL acl es cleared and
fenced, under cultivation: schoolhouse half a
mile distart; improvements include new
two-story house,, 20 feet by 80 feet. with
kitchen IS feet by 20 feet stone foundation
under entire house; cellar; also good new
barn, small dwellinghouse, chickenhouse, pig
ssty and well. all In prime condition and cost
ing timber. Excellent hunting and fishing in
the Eeighborhoed; deer, grouse and partridge
mems club. Price 81 5CO.
RUTHERFORD & EICHMAN,
Land Agents,
FloodWood, St. Louis County, MINI.
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NEW MODERN HOMES.

NEW MODERN HOMES.
$1.e75-A very attractive, new, modern,
bathroom with tub, closet and bowl,
gas: lot graded and sodded;, rooms
large, convenient and weil-lighted.
Easy terms. Location, Dupont aV ~
Look at 1t.
Ss.75o--on Bryant av, the finest avenue in
Sunnysde, we have a very handsome.
new s-room. fully modern house. with
al oSer one 9aA Of the finest not water
heating plants on the market, full!
basement with laundry, well-lighted
and screens; as complete, as well-built
and as handsome home as heart can
desire; east front lot. Let us show
1T to you.
$7,ooo-An exceedingly fine, nearly new.
nine-room, fully modern house, with
Hill district. This is an exceptional
bargain. Particulars at office only.
$s,4oo-A new, modern, eight-room house,
birch finish, hardwood floors all over,
fine heating plant laundry large at
tic, storm sash, screens, shades and
all rooms handsomely decorated. Lo-
, cation, near Hennepin av and 9th st.
Easy terms.
!, s4,soo-on Harriet ay,, near 25th ST., a
} handsome, new, fully modern, eight
Wood floors ali over , full basement with
, fine hot water heating plant laundry.
screens. There is not better built
house In the city. Get key at our
Office
THOMPSON BROS.
. ao1 9TH st s.
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Is PER CENT INCOME
We have two pieces of income property,
one for $1,000, renting for $34 per MONTH
and another for $4,000, renting for $55 per
Both properties in best Of repair. ' A''''
The 81, 800 property is on Nicollet av, near
25th st. Lot 54x126 feet. 1t is thoroughly
modern, having two bathrooms, city water
sewer gas stone sidewalk in and paid fer
16 rooms in this house.
The 81, 500 property is on z 22d st. Has
16 rooms, and renting to four families. City
water: stone sidewalk.
These properties are never vacant, and will
bring this rental year in and year out. Both
houses in good repair. If you wish a piece
Of income property, bringing you high rate
of interest, call and see us.
THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BUILDING.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Where Will my money buy the best home r.
Answer, in st. Anthony Park. the beautiful
Why? Answer, 1t has all the city improve
and prices OF the country 1t has more im-
proved parks than any other part of the twin
cities 1t is built up of high grade houses, &C.
cupied exclusively by well-to-do parties. The
lawns are attractive. well-kept and spacious.
There Is an abundance of high and heavily
wooded building sites with commanding views.
There two interurban lines with nickel
fares to either city. The schools churches aud
stores are up to the city standards and above
all, the prices OF property are low.
We have number of modern houses here.
mostly new, ranging in price from $2750 to
$4,000, which will be open for inspection Sum
day afternoon. Call for keys at 226S Common
wealth av, near Como line
W. w. Clark Realty Co..
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Saturday Evening,
REAI, EsTATE FOR SALE

Improved.
Continued.
wYvELL & HARRINGTON.
Real Estate. Investments. IS Securities.
Insurance.
4Ol-4O2.4 03 Andrus Building.
FOR SALE.
S2,S00--A min Groom house on Garfield av, near
2Sth st; porcelain bath. furnace heat; mod.
ern in every respect.
$S,oOO-Bryant ay S, near 25th st, Z rooms, good
bath hardwood furnace heat, gas light
4 good place for the money.
$3.5O0--A nineroom house in Southeast Mime
apolis, near the University; hardwood I'm
ish furnace heat open plumbing.
$3,S00-A new eightroom house on Stevens ay
S and seth st; heated by hot water.
$3,S00-An eight-room house in North Mime
apolis, on Lyndale ay, near 2oth ST. newly
furnace heats gas light. nickel plumbing
s650o-2d av S and 2lst st: nine-room house
hardwood finish, al modern, a beauty; cal
be had on easy terms d ! a
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OR SALLCheap by owner, 14-room house, lot
and barn. Inquire 215 18th ct s.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

Minneapolis and railroad station; this is no
doubt one of the finest and best farms in Hen
nepin county; might exchange for a dat build
Ing. For price and terms apply to r. II.
swensen. old Bank Of Commerce bldg, Min
neanolis. 80
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yard; fine, view; house eight rooms, complete
in every detail; $4,000, and bargain; terms
front, large lot, well-built and in good con.
Be Rad at Biz tn
and hate yourself
no Have so+g good house large lot Dupont av n.
feet repair; not modern; price s1,6OO cash.
truck you want on your own lot Buy this
and stop paying rent; small payment down
want listings of good properties for sale
or rent no Let me handle your property and
sos New York Life Building.
MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
311 Nicollet Avenue.
TWO BARGAINS.
So, O00-No 3412 LIST av S. Nine room, modern
house; east front; choice location, fine
large basement one of the best hot water
heaters, bath and gas. Newly painted
BIZ; bargain. Worth $500. Owner must
TAKE LOOK AT 5000 Irving av s.
Lot 4ex12s feet You can move in at any
time Brand new. Never been occupied
Contest little Sroom house in the eighth
ward. Large light basement The heating
plant Is the best part of the house. Fin
lshed from top to bottom in choices
birch. Take notice of the large pane
doors Bathroom. Finished to suit a queen
1t doesn't cost anything to it. Come
and get the keys. Only $4,000.
NO GUEsSWoRK
will reveal what bargains these are. You mus
see them. Two of the prettiest locations OF
the North Side.
Sd, OO0-Fronting Oak Park, one block from
the 9Th av N car have house of
rooms besides hall and bath. All hardwood
below and white enamel finish above. Al
IN absolute repair and completely modern
Lot Is large and well kept. This is
beautiful place and is ''dirt cheap"
$2350-An eight-room house with parquet floor
and modern except furnace. Dupont av
near 9th, and one half block fron
Emerson car. Newly decorated, shingled
etc., last year. Beautiful lawn, we'll Kept
and shade trees. Good neighborhood
Stores about block away.
FRANKLIN BENNER, s.
503-4-5 Bank of Commerce Bldg
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DESIRABLE HOMES.
LAKE Observation-Disclosures modern house
with combination heat, in this delightful loca
ton; look 1T up at once; price, So, 200.
PlLLSBURY AV-Corner 26th st. nine room
modern house hot air furnace, screens storm
sash, window shades, gas fixtures, globes, etc
Price $500.
SECOND Av Slight room modern house
except furnace. with large lot, 63x129; No
340S % ay S. Price very low So $3.50.
ALDRICH AV S-Corner Goth, modern house
and barn, a pleasant home for some one t.
pick up at the low price of $3,25O.
GEO. H.. MILLER,
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$50 Lumber Exchange
YOU CAN BUY ANY OF THESE PROPERTIES
direct from owners and save agents COM
missions
75-acre improved farm. Hennepin county.
10 acres improved, near city.
40 acres, wild land, 10 miles out
4GO-acre stock farm, stock and machinery,
Isantt county.
1oo.acre fine improved farm St. Croix ccun-
ty,5 Wis.
Hotel, this city, 40 rooms, modern. Sew
eral good houses, this city. Nice lot, near
500 shops. Store and stock of merchandise
near Hinckley. Call write for particulars
of these and other properties; also booklet ex-
planning how do business; find buyer
for your property; no commission.
G. CHRISTENSEN, Manager
Land Buyers Information Bureau,
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will take long lease on modern or room
cottage; good neighborhood Calhoun district
preferred, 6402 Journal
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MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
Bill Nicollet Av.
$1,250 will buy cosy little home of four rooms
located on 18th av S and 33d st. Good
cellar and well; large lot. 5ox151 feet
Small barn.
$2,10O-Only few days more at this price. 1885
10th s; east front 7-room modern house
Full basement, hot water heating plant;
heats the house with only six tons Of coal
See this before it goes.
81, 5O0-One of the cosiest little homes in South
east Minneapolis; modern except heat
seven rooms; first floor finished in oak
beautiful sideboard; crate in paror ant
diningroom; very fine bath. Located OF
Beacon st near Oak. Terms to suit. Yor
will buy it if you see it.
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VERY FINE, NEW, MODERN DOUBLE RESI-.
dence fat at bargain; beautifully built and
finished under the supervision of Lowell A.
Lamoseaux, architect; it certainly is attrac-
tive; the rooms are most handsomely finished
In polished woods with polished floors; the
plumbing laundry arrangements and heating
arrangements are perfect; price 81 ,OoO open
Monday morning. Call Mrs. Stanford at
300 Hennepin av.
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WANTED-SEPT. l, BY FOUR ADULTS, WITH
best of references, heated rooms furnished
complete for housekeeping, at reasonable price.
R426 Journal.
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$2,5oo-HoUsE OF EIGHT ROOMS, AL
cove and bath, sewer, water and gas,
near university; 5000 in cash handles 1t.
W. W. CLARK REALTY CO..
I4 vs. One Price Dealers, ~
313 Nicollet Az. -

LOTS IN FOREST HEIGHTS ADDITION 10 BE
sold at your own price, as they must be sold
for something; any reasonable offer will be.
considered. :$9&
$500 for lot on 7th av N, 5Ox15o
81 300 for two-faIniIy house and large lot
on 14th s near 25th st.
81 400 for 7-room house and barn on 25th
av N near Emerson av. snap. Lofts N
Gayner, $40 Temple Court. <Sf.e
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WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN A SMALL
room, comfortably furnished, in private fam
lily, Rent not over Sc per month. Walking
distance. 6513, Journal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05
HERE'S THE WAY 1T WORKS.

When tariff BENEFICIARY or trust
magnste contributes large sum to
the Republican Doodle fund let him
not fiatter himself with the argument
that it is nobody's business but his
own. While he pays the Republican
party for favors that party favors HIM
at the expense of the people. The
Philadelphia Records puts its this way !:
"What Mr.. John D. Rockefeller may
have paid Cortelyou to help select a
Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency he undoubtedly considered his
own private affair, But when Mr.
Rockefeller adds q cent a gallon to
the price of kerosene, in order to get
his money back, public interest a.
taches. Kuox guarantees that the Ad-
ministration will not run amuck
among the trusts; then Cortelyou
passes the hat around; then the price
of beef goes up, and steel stocks ad-
vance and the speculative goose hangs
high-and-the consumers suffer. It's
beautiful game
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05
LEAPS THROUGH WINDOW.
Prisoner Jumps from Train In Effort to
Escape.

Escape.
COyington, Ga, Nov. At R.
Haynes, a white many about 50 years
Of age, jumped through a window of
a rapidly moving train on the Georgia
near Stone Mountain Thursday morn.
ing.
Haynes, who had committed a mis-
demeanor in Newton county had been
arrested in Atlanta upon instructions
from Sheriff Hay, of Covington, was in
the custody of Deputy Sheriff Clifford
/ Nixon and Policeman Powell Shelton
when he made his leap for liberty AS
the prisoner was not considered to be
a desperate character and the offense
officers did not think it necessary to re.
sort to the usual precautionary meth
DDS in such cases, and in an unguard.
ed moment Haynes saw his opportunity
and jumped through the open window
to the ground while the train was run
ming at a speed of 30 to 40 miles an
hour. The train was quickly stopped
and with bloodhounds the officers, af.
ter a chase of 20 miles, captured him
in the swamps near Lithonia.
When caught he appeared to be
greatly frightened and almost in a
state of nervous prostration, but no in.
dications could be found Of his having
been injured by his perilous lean
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05
PARKER SAFE INEMPIRE STATE.

Despite the figures of the fair"
New York Herald, the Empire State
will give It's electoral vote to Judge
Parker next Tuesday. The Herald is
doing some queer and fancy figuring
in giving the state to Roosevelt. 1t
declares Judge Parker will carry New
York city by 1896 plurality, yet
gives this state to Roosevelt by 12,-
600, and allows Parker only the solid
south and the border state of Mary
land. A man need not be q trained
politician to see that such estimates
are ridiculous. New York is the
greatest financial commercial and
manufacturing city IN the country. Is
it reasonable to suppose that if New
York is ready to roll up 1873, 600 plural-
y for Judge Parker, will there lot
be enough of an upheaYal in Connectl-
cat ard New Jersey to swing those
states back into the democratic col
umn? Tllden carried New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana and
West Virginia when he had but 70. 00C
plurality in the counties now consti
tuting the city of New York. Cleve.
land carried the same sta es in 18Sz
when his plurality in the same terri
tory was even less. He carried then
ia 1892 when his plurality in what We
now call Greater New York was 100,
900 and along with them Illinois and
Wisconsin. The Brooklyn Eagles
postal card canvass indicates 1872, OO(
plurality for Judge Parker IN New
York city. If either the Herald's OF
the Eagles forecast is reliable, Messrl
Roosevelt and Cortelyou may as vel
be looking for other employment
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

The Democratic figures place dos
en- States in the doubtful column, but
as all these gave their strength to the
Republican ticket in III last cleo
tion, most of them will go that way by
very substantial margins.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

The reason for the betting odds in
favor of Roosevelt in New York, lies
in the fact that Wall street is making
desperate effort to "bull' the stock of
Roosevelt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

The mokingbirds have cancelled
all their opera engagements but who
cares? Throw some white sand on
mat hoor and clear the cabin for the
oance!' says Frank Stanton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

Judge Parker is demonstrating the
fact that he can talk right to the point
when the occasion demands His
campaign speeches so far have been
of high-class.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05
Cnurfinn

He-He that courts and runs away
will live to court another day. She
But he that courts and does not wed
NAV find himself in court instead
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

Now that Parker and Roosevelt
have parceIed cut all the states be-
tween themselves, what states will
Debs and Watson get as consolation
prizes?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

Dem. Gratis have as much right to
believe that Tuesdays vote will show
up largely democratic as the republi-
cans have to believe that majority
will be republican.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

In his Macon harangue Tom Watson
declared himself rich man, and thai
he paid the freight in his campaign OF
Remuneration of Parker and the white
mans party in the South.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

Tom Watson cries 81 am a Geor-
gian." And the entire state bushes
at this undeniable fact as he con-
tinues to assail the democratic party.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

The solid south will give Parker 15l
electoral votes. This is a good start
toward the 239 that are needed, but
the difference of So will be hard to get,
1t would seem
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

In the opinion of the Brooklyn Es-
gle, the question is not "Will Parker
carry New York State, but how large
will his plurality be?"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

If appears that Port Arthur must
eventually fall unless relieved from
some quar- .er, and such relief now
seem to be forlorn hope.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

In four days 1t will all be over, ex-
cept the shouting and the 81 told
you SOS" CT the fellows who all along
knew just how the cat would jump.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

The Montgomery Advertiser well
says that Tom Watson's efforts to make
Georgia solid for Parker, by making
speeches against HIM, are in certain
sense commendabIe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

Chairman Cowherd claims 225 of the
$50 members of the next house for the
Democrats. It is to be hoped that he
can make good his claim.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

General Joseph Wheeler thinks of
going to Manchurla as a spectator of
the war between Russia and Japan.
The only difficulty in the way is that
of expense.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

According to recent decision of
the Supreme Court of Kansas, mixed
schools must be maintained in that
much muddled Safe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

Teddy may not know how to navi
gate flying machine, but he will be
sup in the air" Tuesday and near the
head waters Of Salt River.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

Democratic hope is growing into
democratic confidence as the eight of
November approaches.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

If New York is safe for the democ-
racy why not New Jersey and Don
necticut as well?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05
AMERICUs, Ga. NOV. S, 1904.

The republican party can "point
with pride" to the ''full dinner pals
of the trusts
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-11-05

'Atlanta has never asked for any
thing save justice" solemnly assever-
ates The Constitution.