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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
MODERN HOUSES, ST. ANTHONY PARK, THE
BEAUTIFUL.

MODERN HOUSES. 81: ANTHONY PARK THE
BEAUTIFUL.
Whylive in the cramped-up city section when
less money will buy you home with large
grounds and all city conveniencss, can con en-
to street cars, schools, stores, parks ETC.! we
note few list: ~,
S2,75o--seven-room modern house, with corner
lot, S1x140 feet, fronting on large i'm
f and months 1S paSmsnt on
$50 each, covering interest and prln
So, eo0-Nine- room modern house with all con.
veniepces. Cromwell av, two blocks IRON
the old interurban car line; IN excellent
condition. Terms very easy.
11tsh colonial sI1ags oeem
ings, sideboard, hardwood seats; floors ana
gas and d Electric fixtures, window shades,
park frontage. Location the best in the the
On loC Commonweaith av. One block from
s5.25oNew English cottage house of nine rooms ON
magnificent white oak trees, cut-leaf ma
pes evergreens and ornamental shrub
berry. Located in the midst Of private s,ate
park on the high ground one block from
como-Ha line on Langford av. :, House
o ops Deam panel swainscong, sideboard
plate rail, ingle corner with fireplace and and
plumbing, including laundry and servants
watercloset very high-grade COMPUTATION lliI oi
iation; Ave a bedrooms, abundant closet room
Plan extremely convenient and attractive.
Very artistic within and without. $1,000
Ss,ooo--New house of eleven large rooms and
bath. Located ON the hill, among the
trees fronting on Commonwealth Avenue
park, block south Of Como Harriet
line; magnificent view; grounds 95xloQ
feet House has very fine, high base
ment, with laundry, servants waterclosets
coalbins, vegetable cellar and dry1ngroom
First floor has reception hall, with beautt
full hardwood stairway and large loaded
glass window; library; large livingroom
with fireplace and mantel diningroom
with panel wanscoting; beam ceilings
sidebeard and plate rail, conservatory, but
ler's pantry, large tiled kitchen. Five
bedrooms and sewingroom upstairs; up
stairs fireplace. $1,000 in cash handles it
These houses open for inspection Sunda.
afternoon and afterward. Call for key at 226
Commonwealth av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
W. w. CLARK REALTY CO.,
312 Nicnllet aY.

3l3 N1collet aV. |
$9ooasls "a ST ROOMS LOT o;E, 4ox d;s4.rn
we lot afo 25 ay rooms eei'af ''S'ef
st1oos1s q ga .s az s rooms cellar eistern'
$1,000 $500 18th az S, 9 rooms, cellar, cistern,
well; corner lot, 41x12e to alley.
two families; cellar, cistern, we'll
81, 25o-22o3 10th av S. rooms; city water,
s1,s5o-aso 2ad az s, I rooms, cellar, cistern,
we'll; lot 25x165.
81 ,5oo-14o3 21st av N, rooms, cellar. cistern, |
barn. carriage shed; lot 5ox125 to 14-foot
s1,55o-1il1 Girard az y. 8 rooms, city water
aESs ef pupont os 4 rooms city
gas cemented cellar, WELL storm windows,
scsed o sFs 45zss to as
$1,soo--241o Como av So, rooms, finished part
is a one, completed In November,
10th s aoG eqttage
shed; wood and coalhouse; lot 5ox12o to
s1,75o-1!lo u 24th st, 9 rooms, cellar, cistern,
well; lot s1x11e to alley.
s1,soo-2e Garfield av,, 8 rooms city, water
beth o4 or ., arranged for two families lot
s1,eoog17 E 24th st, rooms, city water, eel
s2sooMsois Pleasant az, rooms, summer kiteh-
en-, storehouse, city water, wet sink lot
to as es foors
s2,soo-s215 Blaisdell av, I rooms. strictly mod
ern, full basement, cemented, beautiful
hardwood finish, AIDED glass; etc.
s4,ooo3113 Sd av s. strictly modern up-t;o-date s
80 ay m building nf should Be pushy
inspected to appreciate zee It's value value. ,,,,
nation heat, finished throughout in cherry
and oak; elaborate mantel; lot 5ox127.
The above properties can be bought on terms ms
to suit, with small payment down and the
balance monthly, to suit the purchaser
Call or send for our Illustrated ir catalogue CUE,
hundred homes. ranging in price from $500 up,
which can Be P9 @gs q the e9oye terms
Oneida Block, 104 4th st s,
s,s75-AN ELEGANT, NEW, EIGHTRooM,
fully modern house; oak finish, hardwood
full Hii basement n large attic and cosy little
den on first floor, with loaded glass win
pleas YOU af Location ata eighth wa1i. neal
Iyndale car line Get key at our office
81, 1oo-Bargain in chicken ranch; three lots
good four-room house, also chickenhouse
sheds, coops yards, etc. Location north
81, 0oo-A very fine, nearly new, nine room, full,
pooa bar hGus oNry a sre
Is bargain. Get full particulars a
s75o-A partly finished seven-room house and lot
near the Nicollet car line at 44th St.
$1,975A new and very attractive, modern, six
fitted with best modern fixtures, gas, cit
water, front vestibule. All rooms wei
lighted anu conveniently pldnueu he
graded and sodded. Here is fully mod
ern house except heat at very low price
Terms easy. I,
So. 4oo--Make us an offer that new, moderr
eight-rooln home in the eighth ward, jus
beyond Sunnyside. Owner has left tn
city permanently and wants to sell at once
House is new; has hardwood finish an
hardwood floors, laundry, fine heatin
plant, bathroom with best fixtures and a
tic. Look it over and make offe
Some one will get bargain In this prof.
erty, as 1t must be Sold
STHOMPSON BROS,
1O1 Fourth st S.
O o o
WE ARE ON THE GROUND FLOOR AND
have house on the ground floor in
price. Just think a fully modern
hn1lse XVII hOt- fnr
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o o o o 20 o o o o.
o WE ARE ON THE GROUND FLOOR AND
O have house on the ground floor in
o price. Just think a fully modern
o house, with hot-water heat, for only
a So, 100 A FACT. Seven rooms. On
o 10th az near 25th st. This is a
o good house, in good location and a
q snap. We have others.
o Observation-Disclosures CO.,
Q Phoenix Lobby.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

o o " y " - v v " y " " V y
MADAME MARIE PERCY, Q
THE FAMOUS PIANIST AND Q
, ASTROLOGER.
) Has returned to Minneapolis and is per- Q
, manently located at her own home at 9
, lO2O-1022 HENNEPIN Az,
D Phone T. c. 1924,
) Where she will be pleased to meet her old
8 friends and patrons as well as all others c
D who need advice. G
o Is not to be confoun1ed with the faklr
. who has tricked the public till it is neces-
o sary to operate under a different name.
o She is well-known throughout the country:
o Her work is clean, honest and reliable, and
O she does just what she claims to do, as
O thousands of people in the city will testify.
O She will tell you what you called for,
O names and reads your life like an open
o book Love, marriage, divorce, law suits,
O LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.
O Gives truthful revelations of all love
O affairs, settles lovers quarrels, and tells
o You how to win the one you love. Teaches
o PERSONAL MAGNETISM, the key to all
o success. Satisfaction guaranteed or NO
o FEE TAKEN.
o Mail readings a specially. Send dime and
o birthday for trial horoscope TO Il. Jay
Marsh manager. Hours am. to pm
o daily. Sundays to Pm. Come early to
avoid the afternoon rush or make appoint
G ments by phone. Parlors arranged SO you
o meet no strangers
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

WHATS THAT,
8O-acre improved farm, near beautiful lake;
acres cultivated, - meadow balance mixed
hardwood timber, some easily cleared; new &
loan and clay subsoil, nearly all fenced; q
mile to school and postoffice, IA miles from
. town Of $500 Inhabitants fine roads; 80 miles
from Minneapolis and St. Paul; four passen-
ger trains daily. 4 bargain; 81 500; easy
RAYMOND NlAUSTEN & CO.,
APO Temple Court, Minneapolis.
I HAVE FOR SALE TWO BEAUTIFUL ACRES
with house and barn, out 10th av n; close
in: fine for chicken ranch. See me about
this for bargain.
have for sale large list Of farm and
city property.
Richfeld. What have you to offer?
If you want to buy. sell or exchange your
property, no matter where located or how
large or small. call on or write me:
H. N. BRADBURY. ss
3 sos New York Life.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

JOSEPHINE MARVIN,
10 Seventh st S.
Gives never-failing advice business specu-
lation investment, love, marriage and d.
vorce: reunites the separated; guides you to
health, wealth and happiness. Readings by
mail. Send date of birth, IL questions and
81. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A WONDERFUL TRIAL READING; THE ONLY
dead trance medium in the world: those in
trouble from any cause-his help is priceless.
Send 10 cents. 2-cent stamps. date of birth.
own handwriting. DIR. Joseph Lester, S91
Main ST. Dubuque, Iowa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
STOP WoRKING FOR THAT BOSS AND BE

STOP WORKING FOR THAT BOSS AND BE
INDEPENDENT.
80 miles of Minneapolis. and close to sta
tion, 1873 acres of fertile land, with pretty
fair set of buildings. windmill and one of the
under plow will cut about go tons of hay;
enough hardwood to half pay for 1t; one pair
horses. wagon, harnesses, head OF cattle,
flock hens, pigs and farm machinery; price
$4,000, and Will take small clear home in on
deal. Easy terms on balance.
S. A. CARLISLE.
wyoming. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

WANTED-SEPT. 1, SEVEN OR EIGHT-RooM
modern detached house: region Park and
Franklin avs: price moderate. G. s. Rollins,
2DOS Park ay.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Improved.
Continued.
0 o o o o o % % o o o o o O o o Q 9 Q 9,
s1.soo-EAsY TERMs-NEw HOUSE, 9
six rooms, beside bathroom. A perfect Q
, gem in a small home. Hardwood floors Q
, downstairs, rough plumbing all IN, 9
, piped for gas and city water In house; 9
, large east and south front lot, with ,hne 9
, shade trees, city water, sewer ana stone :
D sidewalk in street. J
: ALDEN H. POTTER.
. Phoenix Building.
oss = = :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.

VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR SUMMER OR
winter, in modern house; location central; re-
tired neghborhood; 25 18th st 5, between Yale
and Harmon; transents
BOARD IN BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY FARM
house fresh fruit and vegetables; bath. tele-
phonc and driving horses. Address Q. Statelar,
Faribault.
FRONT ROOMS. SINGLE AND EN- SUITE.
hoard: detached house; shady lawn; desirable
location 124 L 10Th ST. corner Stevens Main
1895 Ii.
room with good board; strictly modern; tele-
phone service. go 9th ay S.
HOTEL eWAVERLY-SEE WHAT WE HAVE
before yor settle. Single. suites, private
baths.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
LANDS AND FARMs.

LANDS AND FARMS.
In our colony at Hinckley, Mimi. we oEer
Consider the favorable location of these lands.
and investigate the opportunities offered. We
also have several thousand acres in Barron
and Polk counties. Wis. Send for latest de-
scriptive matter about these lands We can
also give you particulars about homesteads
and stone and timber claims In Minnesota
Address at once, John G. Allen, 305 I'd nv S,
city.
examined number of the best timber claims
in Minnesota. tributary to railroad. river and
sawmills; 400, 900 feet merchantable pine,
no residence required also brush prairie and
hardwood timber homestead claims. Call or
send 4c stamps for particulars. map and
homestead law. Tingdale Bros, Bank Of Com
merce Minneapolis, MINI. z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

- FOR SALE.
house Of two fats five ws, se9 sas
per month, 9th ay S, inside of 18th st;
easy terms. g,
81. 100-Aouse and lot, near Lake, on ga aV o
s4oool5s acres the city, 100 acres err cult
waited; house, barn and granary; WI MAKE
good dairy farm and is bargain; -.,
81 .OOos1O-room house on 5th av 3, inside 2otn pm
ST. modern and will rent for $50. Sloo
carries the property.
+. b. LEWIS. 66 Loan s. Trust Bldg.
NEW EiGHT-RooM HOUSE AND BATH,
large lot, east front, 3124 Chicago ay hard
wood finish, open plumbing, tine cellar, spdes
did heater gas fixtures. gas range. shaucs,
stone walks, spacious porch, strictly modern,
up-to-date, GEM built for a home; charm,
ing location; delightful .neighbors; must ana
Will be sold. Owner moving to Everett, w ASH.
price only $780,: small payment down, pc pc /
ance monthly You will be pleased, after seeing
it. Immediate possession given a genuine
bargain. Call at once.
f. f.. LAMBERT, ri
-. s-g No 1909 Guaranty Huilding. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

FOR "a REAL BARGAIN ON A NICE LOT IN
Calhoun Park addition. address owner, ". =.
Synons, 73S Boston block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
CLAIRVOYANT

q O o o o o o
o MADAME MARIE PERCY,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

FREE LAND. FREE LAND.
Do you want good claim in northern Min
nesota, within five miles of railroad, store and
postofhce, covered with spruce. birch, poplar
and balsam timber? Call quick if you want
one Of these claims. Investors Syndicate, 1901
III "a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

WANT TO RENT OR BUY ON INSTALLMENT
plan, a homelike place, near the university.
that would accommodate roomers. Address
1854 Journal.
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WANTED TO RENT-FOR MONTH OF AU-
gust, small furnished cottage on the lower
3 lake; moderate rent; state price. Address 449S,
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THORPE BROS. ANDRUs BUILDING.
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Continued.

FOR sALE-FoR SIS, 600, SEVENTY ACRES OF
good land, inside the city limits Of st. Paul.
81 900 cash; balance on long time. Improve
ments alone are worth So, 500. Fine place for
dairyman or gardening. Might take some city
property in part payment. Address z. 0. Box
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23

TO CLOSE IMMEDIATELf.
New house, hot water heat, Laundry, full
basement hardwood floors and finish, fancy
columned openings; open stairway; np l,ns
board and china closet built In. also refriger.
ator; suite Of three bedrooms also one snnggle
borhood. Cost to build 200. Price $500.
Lot free. - <,c, r.. .E IS s.
~ Phoenix Lobby. =. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

fled and arrived during the ID 81 b +
Sheriff Tanner and posse secured I
the country and were close on his
trail when news came of his voluntary
surrender. -. ss#zs.
Coroner Chance impanelled jury
composed of John Hagg, Wm Water
house. Paul Jaschke, Jos. Jaschke,
Robt. Peachin and Chas. Hoglund
After hearing the testimony the YER
dict Of the jury was that the deceased
came to his death at the hands Of
Charles Snow. being shot by q ss-
caliber Winchester rife. .s:,=.. :'.szs
The inquest was held at the house
of H. D. Snow, across the road from
the house where the tragedy occurred.
Mrs. Elmira Snow. the mother OF the
murderer and aunt of the dead man,
an old LADY aged SO. years, testified
that she was at Pierce's and reported
that Bill was mad about something.
Charles got the gun by the corn crib.
Mrs. Pierce said Charles, don't
take the gun" Charles and Bill had
trouble before When Charles went
past back from Bills, called and
he never looked back. -.
81. D. Snow testified that he went
to deceased's house about IL 80 Dec.
2sth. 1908. Deceased was lying on
his back in the kitchen. Revolver
was lying just back of shoulder: He
was dressed to 90 out or had just come
in. Elmira Snow lived in home with
VIM. Snow. Chas. Snow had been.
here about two months. -..>..Gse
Muriel Kingslev, aged 10 years, tes-
tilted that Mrs. Snow told Charles
that Bill had abused her. Charles
was mad and left with a gun. 3. =S% =.
Jack Kingsley testified that he was
helping butcher at Pierce Mrs.
Snow (the old LADY, said that Bill
WAS abusing her Charles took q gun
out Of the corn crib. said TT
wouldn' 60 out with q gun. you will
get In trouble. He said Bill was over
there with gun: and he could not XIII
his . mother. He would 60 over and
see If Bill would kill him. he went, \
away with the gun. In 10 to Is min
utes he came ba ck. He walked ~ me
and says Charles is over there and
he will draw no more revoly1e,ra 1,l ON
! me. q. 6 called bin, "a stop but he went
lon aasll s. fast as he could wslks straight
west.
Mrs Nancy Kingsley said that ,dtsl shs u
1 1 was I, &C Pierce drs. Snow ~ tel.
Hng oha1le hos BIN boat. l,er. srIsa
.IeaidS Shs ould 10 ant bout rs H.
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lie illiA ]. 7 con 4 81 q
"a !l lnus - 3 q .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01

Cut Glass one fourth off.
Fancy decorated china one-fourth off,
Jewelry of all kinds one-fourth off.
Ladies belts, both leather and silk one-fourth off,
Plush goods and albums one-third of.
$50 Jardineres one-third off.
Ladies leather hand satchels and pocket books
one-third off.
$50 pair of corsets worth ST 90 at. .....75c
200 pair of corsets worth 75c cat!............ SOC
Boys and Ladies' sweaters one fourth off.
Ladies' Blouse Vests one-third off.
Blankets, both WOO! and cotton one-fourth off,
10c outing flannel at per yard. .>......... 49,. &c
12c outing flannel at per yard rd..................8 &c
All toys and dolls one-third off.
1000 yards of waistings some not here over three
weeks worth 15c, 2oc and 25c, take your choice at
per yard .........+ ..+..............:...... 12C
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-01
This Store has Fifteen Years Of Truth IeLilg R1shIu

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-12-22
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fommen brunten in bic Dorftirhe, bic
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