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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-14
Real Estate
MINNEAPOLIS THE
CITY BEAUTIFUL
RAPID STRIDES IN THAT DIREC-
TON THIS SPRING.
improvement the. Order Of the Hour
in All Residence Sections of the City
Changes Made on Mount Curve
Avenue Typical of What Is Being

Regeneration of Minneapolis, the
replacing of old homes and the beau
tifying of neighborhoods with fine new
residences, is going on rapidly in the
best parts of the city.
The influence of new. houses built
on large grounds is shown no better
than on Mount Curve avenue between
Fremont and Humboldt. On the
north side of the street were. some
old houses, in their day considered
very handsome, but which had out
lived their good looks and had be-
come an eyesore to the high ridge
which overlooks the Green's addt-
have been removed to make room for
the Mcdonald and G. j. Martin homes
which are to be built this spring.
Another old mansion which had a
leaning tower appearance has been
lacked level and has been fixed up
as handsome structure.
These improvements are, already
having a tonic effect on the entire
district and serve to do away with
| the reproach of age and decay to the
! neighborhood.
Similar processes are going on in
widely scattered parts of Minneapolis
and the whole city has an appearance
post-boom days. The general paint
Ing, repairing, overhauling and the
additions Of bay windows and porches
to old houses does away with the fire.
quent reference which strangers have
made in the past to the run dow1
Hook" Of certain streets.
Filling in hitherto vacant sections
Is proceeding rapidly, too. This i:
noticeable in the Blaisdell addition
where for years the old farm land lay
vacant between the business street.
and the residences around Twenty
sixth street. On the other side o.
Nicollet the Pettibone COW pasture Il
being covered with some fine houses
Minneapolis has been credited witt
magnificent distances between inhab
Lifted lots, but these are now filling up
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-14

$975-Fiver room house on celfa1 Az n: this
is nice small house, new and can be han
died with small cash payment; balance on
easy terms. aB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house, finely finished, on
Dupont nv N, and can be bought easy
terms; 1t is a @complete little home; all street
In! Brovements in.
$3OOO-7-room strictly modern house. east
front, hot water heat; clear; can be bought
...on very easy terms; newly built
S24OO-seven-room house. west front, on Gil
rard NJ pine finish, mortgage $780, three
years, pc, cent. Will give good terms on
balance; city water and gas.
$4,000 -Eight-room strictly modern cottage.
On Irving av NJ beautiful home on easy
terms.
E$1675-s-room cottage on James av N; well
finished, parquet floors, basement, barn; $500
will handle this.
water and gas; cellar, cistern and barn;
easy terms.
|$125O-slxr room house, sidewalk, gas. pine
finish, basement, cistern, storm windows,
screens, a very neat little home on easy
$35OO-Eightro modern house on Lyndalc
av N; lot 5ox157; street improvements all
In; just newly built; terms to suit; look
| this up.
1$35OO-seven-room modern house, on sheri-
| dan av 8: large lot with shade trees two
| blocks from Harriet car line; terms easy.
$32OO-Ten-room modern house. except heat.
! on Pleasant near Lake st: in fine condi
| ton, and can be bought on terms to suit.
| $3SOO-Eight-room house on Harriet av 8, ali
| modern and only one year old; we can sell
I you this on favorable terms.
1815OO-Ten-room frame house on 22d az NE
make an offer; terms will be easy.
$1,000 Eight-room house on 23d az NE, o.
1 terms to suit; in good repair.
/ $14OO-6-room house on 18th av 8; all stree
4 improvements In; cistern, well, storms and
/ screens; easy terms.
I$30O0.Nine-room strictly modern house OF
Garfield av; shade trees and barn; this is {
/ beautiful home and very cheap.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS cottage on Both av s, ell
| street improvements and newly finished
T. terms easy
| S27OO-Eight-room house on 4th av s, al
modern except heat; bargain; on terms
S26OO-On eth st NE, II rooms, cistern well
| city water, trees and In fne condition; lot
40x155; terms to snit.
Terms.
$l6OO-Eight-room house, on Huron ct Sc
| 8OO-Fiye-room house on Huron st Sc Easy
terms.
Great Western Construction Co.,
COS Kas0ta Block.
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New Flats on East Side.
f. g. Mcmillan will erect a two
story fiat building at 10000 Seventh
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Eugene F. Elliott, 241s Cole avenue Sc;
dwelling, $1,000.
George B: Elliott, 1927 Cole avenue Sc;
dwelling, 81, 800.
Emanuel Beasberg, 725-727 Emerson avenue n;
brick fats, $4,000
j. s. Chadwick, a1o1 Humboldt avenue s;
dwelling $500.
Mary Seaman. 1884 Park avenue; dwelling
E. W. worby, 12s Bedford street; dwelling
1000.
E! S. Ringrose, street, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth street NE; storage shed, 1880
4. r. Carlson, 1882 Cedar avenue; dwelling
81, 600.
John Kappeller, 1928 Buchanan street; dwell
ing, 81, 500.
Nine minor permits, $1,165.
Total, eighteen permits, $21965.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-14

There are many forms of nervous
debility in men that yield to the use
of Carriers Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weakness,
night sweats, ETC., should try them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-14
Great Western
Construction Company
COS Kasota Block.

$975-Five-ro room house on Celfax av N; this
is n nice small house, and can be han
/ died with small cash payment; balance on
/ " easy FERNS "A.
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Careys Cement Roofing, the only
roofing that grows better with age.
Both phones SIS. See w. s. Mott Com
pany.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

:
Charlotte s. Clark to Toby Anderson, lot s,
Frank G. Nickels and wife to Daniel S. Bailey
division Elei revised Wis SIS. ipes . = 'e'0iu
Frederick Stevens and ifs to Reuben s zen Bur-
Ada n. Harris to Thomas NJ: Carter, lot 10.
block 81 Mu52ns s asatiGn s9S r.,
es s padditon, sso ana Di0eA MIL com
j. Bassstt Lumber 3al. company to CITY Of Min
Sarah ?. Smith to Henry E. Fisher, lots and
5, block l, Grants addition, $1,3OO
in section 15-l1s-22, $4,000.
ebbos in 6 section Wsdsk eng hgsDsoS to
borg. lot l., block 4, Goodrich Park addition,
Albert smidek and wife to Flip Hadac, lot
/, block 81 West Minneapolis Second division,
Ida Stevenson and husband to Ada NJ H Tar
ineton; lot II, Block 2. Layman's addition. s1oo
John Cameron and wifs to g Ga aso Johnson
| part Of lot %, block 10, Cottage City, $3.50;
James = McElroy and wife to Q, John saz 2. Kern;
Joseph e. Cardinal, Jr.. and wife to Samuel
hemere part Of lot so 3, block 8, Wolford Side &
Francis Woodling to Minnesota Park Associa-
ton; lot II, block %, Calhoun Park addition,
Araminta H. Taylor. executrtx, to Amanda NJ.
| Nelson; part Of lots II and IL, block 4, Win
doms addition, 81 300:
| Atlas Milling Company to Princeton Roller
Mill Company; part Of lot g., block A. Town Of
Long Lake, ETC., 81 OO0 9Ef@
Jennie NJ. Lewis and husband to Patrick H.
Redmond and wife; lot g. block 2, Cross &
Stanchfeld's addition, $780,
Toby Anderson and wife to Emma Sorenson;
lot s. block SO, Murphy's addition, 81 400.
| Albert Hickman and wife to James Tigue;
part Of lots ~ and IS, blocksi1l Wilson'S rear:
Winslow j. Geryeny and wife to Vincent To,
Minnesota Park association fto Loring II.
Tucker; lot II, block ~, Galhoyas Park. $675
/ Henry e.. Either and wi "a ITO Katherin e..
| Wagner; lots and 5, block 81 Grants addition,
], SITS. s sssS Ss
David s. Barmore and wife to. Delaney 3.
Webster; lot 4, block 2, a. Q Loring's addition,
| 5000. 81 s.s 5s ISL X 5ssZ q il
/ Ten minor deeds, $3.50.
l Total, thirty-eight deeds, $53, SIS.
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plans for New Structures.

Sedgwick & saxton announce that
they have completed plans for the
erection Of a $500 residence for y. /.
5Dopkin on Aldrich avenue S. They
also have plans for an office and store
building at Redfe1d, S. D., 50x1O0,
with pressed brick front. It will cost
$4,000.
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street Sc. It will be Of brick, two
stories high and will cost about 81, 500.
The plans include six flats.
Walton Park Notes.

This week.-Mrs. been very busy one
with more improvements n actually
contaminated than for many months.
q. T. Abbott, civil engineer, has had
in charge the general grading opera
tons and has already brought up TO
grade all lots facing east on Lyndale
avenue between 36th and 9th SITS.
Stone sidewalks will be laid at once,
giving quite an air of pretention to
this pretty little suburb.
Lowell A. LamoreauX, architect. is
trying to improve the general archl-
lecture Of the cottage so much in
favor at present and is having erected
at 1913 Lyndale avenue N modern
cottage of six rooms with nickel and
porcelain plumbing. Laundry with
tubs, kitchen with enameled sink, all
polished floors, gas and electric light,
| etc. The porch is timbered and the
! whole house quite treat to the eye.
It is to cost only about $1,000, includ-
ing exquisite bathroom fixtures. Fur
mace can be put in if desired.
We regret the departure of Mr.
Vaughan for the 500. This places his
pretty modern seven-roomed house
liNo. 1907 Fremont avenue N, on the
market at $1,850. It is a charming
house, fully plumbed, and can be
| bought on very easy terms.
The Minneapolis Street Railway
company are preparing plans for the
4 long hoped-for extension on Emerson
avenue, which plans will be an
nounced shortly.
Mr.. Darwin Robbins has charge o:
| the Park this summer at its office OF
/ the estate.
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..8IaneS 3lnt."

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rblauen Dilute" Des Qoels aeIpro6en.
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10 'Idnee bas 8lut nit Soueritoff &c.
fdttist lit. Wpber bic %senunnteu Sbiere
bas fur 8iloung ibres 8lutfurbltoffes
e~rfproerli9e 8upfer %entnebmen, lit nod
DOais r%atbielbaft.
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,,TinsIina" ais llnheiInifter.

Die duBeroroentIi9 i9nere 8efdds
%bi9ung, Die por 4ur3em bas bsuti9e
2tnieuf4tff rSdpaben" srlitt, purbs
tudbrfdeinli9 ni6t burd 6obrldfTigs
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benz M~eeresgrunbe in Der Hdbe Der
SftieezSnfel Sehmorn auf9etouht lit.
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nm einsn GinoIins, iossndnnten erratis
fden 9Iod, ben bic Stromung I'm 2auf
bes Miniers in bic 6ebmarnlhsn @es
tpGfer getrieben bat. SdEbelsf6iffs
se6en 9latt bariiber binpeg, nur ben
t~iefssben6en arisssf4iffen pirO Der
8lOd sefGbrlih.
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Wene

Superintendent Collins pom i3uht,
bdussD Department bes Stadtes Netr
0crt empfing tiir3lid GtoffprOben fiji
Die neuen llniformen Der StrGflinae
tpeIde gum eriten Mdle i'm 3u6tbaui
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fd9en buntelgriinen Stoff, pdbrent
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fur5e Suorfhnitt uno Der fogenannt,
God Step, Der @dniemarih. nit Der
re9ten 5anh uuf Der S9ulter bes
Norbsrmannes, bon Superintendent
Collins aus Sumauititsridiidtsn ob.
oefhofft tpprbeR.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07

0r. Clement bat Der pdriier Qtaoes
ME Der Mebi3in bic Mittbeilung sus
seben laiIen, bob bic N%meiisnIGure cine
uusebeure 8raft belize, bic MustsIs
energie au5uregen uno Der Grmiibuns
Der Musteln entsesen3uarbetten. Mit
ben CUR 8srfigung itebenbsn @pparas
ten Eat Clement no9getpieien, bab
2eute. Die ameilenfdure gu Ii9 genoms
men bdtten, baburd bsfGbtgt purben,
etne bebeutenb gr0bere Musteldrbeit
pbne Grmiioung 81 leiiten. Die @ss
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fetu tptrbe, Der bon 70 pielen als unents
bebrlider anrsi3 CUR 2eiItune elmer
beteutenben tDrperlihen @rbeit betra6s
tet peroe.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07

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3eit iih-"
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QnaebaIter,r 8 "a d

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9. Siiuf5is Sramps btslten in osr
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aEnsJrd6t3ug an. Sbr Motto pdI
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seiteqten nur 5~tuinssn, lie mit3uneb.
men. Der Sheriff lanste re9beitia
nit elmer ppfe per SpeSialsug duf BEN
S6auplaBs oes llebcrfaIes an, t%pordui
bic Sramps nd9 allen Ri1tunsen aus
einanberftobsu. 3rp0lf Mann puroen
perbaftet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07

9 ebirttge Ronabier
leben in Detroit etrpd 10000, in Buff
Falo $4,000, IN GlepeIano 10000 unb
IN Ghicaoo $4,000.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07

nsnssshs etus sasbarmsA~as BON uspss
wsnsstsm rsaNw raas, asnsa, mwtsas.
G,1ssssasssaAl ans psssatts ssr assswisu.
Observation-Disclosures
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-07
WHY THEY WANT HIM

The question is occasionally raised
as to why, with a majority against
them, democrats are sometimes ell
ected to office in Benton County.
There is one, and but one answer.
In naming men for the various
positions, it is the policy of demo-
Gratis always to put forward men
especially and peculiarly fitted for
the place. There, for instance, is
Telt Burnett, for sheriff. Where
would body of citizens go to get a
better man for the position? He is
an expert bookkeeper, and can, with
out aid, keep the intricate systemof
accounts incident to tax-collecting.
He is quick and industrious, and
collects the taxes, no matter how
fast the taxpayers come, without
the assistance of a deputy. Of
course, the work sometimes keeps
him employed until midnight OF
after during the rush Of tax-collec-
ting, but as long as he does it, the
county is that much the gamer. He
is so quick, so correct and soexpert
in these matters, that he is the only
sheriff in Oregon that attempts to
collect taxes without assistants. He
is always in his office, and deeply
intent on his duty. In the preser-
vation of the peace, he is moi
flighty, fractions and unreliable
but cool, calm, determined ano
brave, as all Benton County have
ample reason to know.
He is the same ob1iging, attentive
official, the same courteous pains
taking sheriff to every man who
enters his office, whether the cal1el
be republican, socialist, prohibi
ZIONIST or democrat. He is, in fact
a perfect type of man for the place
and with all due respect to his op
ponent, the question is, why VOTE
against Telt Burnett? Why turr
down a man when he is literally the
best sheriff in Oregon in the dis
charge of his duty? AS a sheriff
he is not democrat, but man
a complete man, and that is why
he is voted for by all parties, and
why a great body of the people, re
gardless of party, want him contin
ued in his present position.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-07
Pathmark.

Is hands high; weight, 1000; dark
bay; Pathmark will make the season
from the 18th of April in Corvallis,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. of each
week. The rest of the time at Jesse
Browns twelve miles south of Corvallis
Pathmark .o3s2, Record 2:11H sired by
Pathmont 2:oe4 sired of Pathmark 2:11-
4, Bell air 2-I44 dam Juliet 2-22 by
Tybolt 7-27; sires of the dam of Voio
2-7o. Tybolt was by Altamont, $500.
dam Nellie Koh1er by Mike, sire of the
second dam of Klamath, 2-o716. Terms
SIS, $40 and S25. Good pasture free of
charge for mares from a distance. Will
not be responsible for accidents.
Jesse Brown.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-07
PAY IT

With proper appreciation of the
situation, the county court has
unanimously agreed to pay one-ha1f
the expense of monument and the
funeral expenses Of the late James
Dunn provided the City of Corva1-
lis pays the other half. There is
absolute justification in the action
of the court. and the city council
at its coming meeting should, as
it doubtless will be equally
prompt in the discharge
of this public duty. James Dunn
met his death while assisting the
city and county officers in preser-
wing the peace. He lost his life
and his three motherless children
lost their father. He fell mortally
wounded as he stood by the sheriffs
side in a service that was not OF
private character, but for the public
peace, The sacrifice that his chill
dren have to meet, ought not under
any circumstances to have added to
it the trifle that burial and a fitting
monument may cost. In giving up
their father, his protection and
companionship, they gave enough.
The people of Corvallis and Benton
county, do not ask them to give
more.
In its prompt recognition of Mr..
Dunn's service at this its first
meeting since the melancholy Sun
day morning, and in the equally
prompt action the city council is
sure to make at its first opportunity
there will be fitting tribute to the
memory and the final public act of a
brave citizen. Its effect will be
wholesome, in the lesson it will,
send down in the future, when the
silent stone the city of the deao
tells the simple story of how Jane:
Dunn fell.