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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
fgE NAgTInsBuRa PEgAlD

Mrs Frank II Baker, of New York,
is spending several days 10 this city
as.the guest of friends and relatives.
Mrs J d Smith and Miss Edith
Grantham, of Middlewav, spent yes
terdav in this city as the guests OF
friends.
Mrs J H Burkhart, public square,
left todayfor Haddonfield. N. J, where
she will spend some time as the guest
of her son.
Miss Carrie Cole, of Ciarksburg,
who has been spending few DAYS In
this city as the guest of friends, re-
turned to her home today.
Contractor Comiskey started work
last Wednesdaw on tearing up the old
sidewalk in front of the Everett house
which will be replaced by concrete
one.
Mr. J. L. Schick. of Gettysburg.
Pa, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
O. s. Trump, at the Lutheran parson-
age. Mr.. Scnick is the father OF Mrs.
Trump.
Mr. and Mrs W Wood and son. of
Hedgesville, who have been spending
the past two weeks at the exposition
at st. Louis, have returned to their
home.
Miss Lillian Mccoy, of Portsmouth
Ohio. is spending some time IN this
city as the guest of her graumother.
Mrs John s Robinson. on West King
street.
Officer Edward Hollis, of Virginia
avenue, who has been confined to his
home by sickness, has sufficiently re-
covered to be able to report for duty.
He will take up bis duties in few
DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Saibert and
little daughter and Mr.. L. @. Seibert,
all residents of this county left yes
terday evening for st. Louis where
they will spend ten days at the ex-
position.
Mr.. j. M. Shaffer. superintendent
of the water works. is confined to his
home on South Raleigh street by ILL
ness. Mr.. George Shaffer is on duty
at the water works during the illness
OF his father.
The Baltimore g. Ohio railroad in
tends erecting at Buck Lodge, Mont
gomery county, new freight depot.
1t is also stated that the depot at
Point of Rocks will likely be consol-
idated with Washing on Junction.
According to a ruling of the post.
office department third and fourth
class mail matter such as circulars.
pamphlets. etc.. can be sent through
the mails by weight instead of having
to use stamp on each providing the
mail is in quantity of 1000 or more
Having completed arrangements for
shipping my wool directly to Boston,
am in q position to pay Baltimore
prices for wool at my wool cellar in
Martinsburg.
Gray Silver.
Messrs George Cole and John
Swavck. of New Bridge. N J, who
have been spending the last ten days
in this city as the guests of Mr. Coles
uncle, J H Bogert. returned to
their home Thursday evening. The
gentlemen came here to hunt and
while here have had very good luck.
Wreck at Charles Town.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
Funeral Of Mrs. panhart.

Rev. j. ID. Donovan will conduct
the funeral services of Mrs. John
Danhart. who dieu Tuesday at her
home at Great Cacapon The funeral
was held from the United Brethren
church at that point. and intermeDt
was made in the adjoining cemetery.
Mrs Danhart was one of the most
prominent residents of Great CaoapoD.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
Potato from Peru.

The Spaniards met with the potato in
Peru, where 1t had long been cultivated
by the natives, but 1t was well-nigh 100
years before 1t was taken over to Europe.
In 1857 we hear of its being introduced
into Spain, while in the previous year
Sir Walter Raleigh began to cultivate
it in Ireland, from seed which was taken
over from North Carolina.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
FATHERS VAIN PURSUIT.

Eighteen-year-old Girl Elopes With
Seventy-five-year-old Lover.
The angry father Of Luella Lantz. q
pretty Barbour county girl, IS years
old. drove 40 miles in pursuit of his
daughter aud Thomas HeatherIy. her
75-year-old lover, who eloped from
their home and drove to Grafton.
Rev. g. W. Bent,of st Paul's Meth
odist Episcopal church, Grafton, mar
ried them while thew were seated in
their buggy, and as soon as the cere-
mony was completed they started on
their return home. The father of the
girl arrived few minutes too late to
stop the ceremony.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
CHILD OF 10 Welded.

Mrs. Maggie Barthalow, of Cum
berland, Tuesday afternoon secured
license for the marriage of her
daughter. Barbara Ellen Barthalow,
aged twelve years. to Paul bricks, a
farmer aged twenty-nine years. living
near Cumberland. The mother in Sc.
curing the license gave her consent to
the child marriage.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26

by Clinedinst)
Monday, Mr.. Davis. having resumed
work at his office, was asked how he
felt after being defeated. The ex-sen-
ator smiled and replied:
81 can only repeat what said on
the morning after the election Rto the
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
Turkeys Selling High.

About two hundred turkeys have
been sold in this city during the past
three days. and they are bringing good
prices. There are more turkeys in the
county than was first thought and the
farmers who have a number are reap
ing rich harvest. Today thew
brought is aud i6 cents per pound.
Yesterday some were sold as low as
IA cents.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
SHEPHERD COLLEGE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

normal academic OF
in laboratories
living fe historic Locations Cadet corps bnd
Of study including ngnages
NATL teatules etc
Virginia except and eecuton
"a month o students from other states
Fa lie III open September IA
or te.the Principal.
r. KNTJTTT.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
HARP--ZENTZ.

Mr. Reno S Harp and Miss Elizabeth
D Zentz, both of Frederick. were mar
ried at noon Tuesday at the hotel
Rennert, in Baltimore. The ceremony
was performed by Rev DR. r r Esch-
bach, pastor OF the EVANGELICAL Re.
formed church, of Frederick. The
groom is we'll known in Martinsburg,
where be has a number of friends.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26

Highest cash price paid for wool,
Blondel building, Luther Miller's old
stand.
Gray Silver.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
Miss Bertha Pitzer Becomes Bride
of Mr.. ]. P, CroweI.
WILL RESIDE AT SWANPoND
Reception Was Held end Attended
by Many Friends--GirI off IL
Wed at Cumberland.

Miss Bertha Elizabeth Pitzer.
daughter of Mr.. Brown Pitzer. Of
Hedgesville. and Mr.. James p. Crow
ell, resident of the Swsnpond dis.
trict. we're the principals in quiet
wedding solemnized Tuesday Safter-
noon at the residence of Rev. j. d.
Donovan, on West King street. Tn
bridal party drove to this city from
the home of the bride. and Immediately
after the ceremony the members re-
turned.
The contracting couple were attend
ed bv number of friends and rela-
tives. The bride was Rowned in
white and carried flowers. Tuesaay at
their new home near Swanpond a re-
ception was held, when a merry
time was INDUCED in by number of
friends who assembled to welcome
the bride and groom.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-11-26
Gray Silver.

Messrs George Cole and John
Swavck. of New Bridge. N J, who
have been spending the last ten days
in this city as the guests of Mr. Coles
uncle, J H Bogert. returned to
their home Thursday evening, The
gentlemen came here to hunt and
while here have, had very good luck.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sAI.E
Unimproved.

LOOK OVER THESE.
Lots on oliver av N. between 9th and 9th
Ssss front aas s ct s E,. Me-
terms. e
efost ' a3 sa 4a54 4 II between
$500 Each
EFT sss ss st St .sa ND s o sss s.t
$3.50 p Hssh terms.
81 and SD s : all aaSa s ssswfsn
$3.50 a&
Lot o. H, washington 81. between Harvard
Of Minnesota. wa
Double corner on Dupont ay S and seth st;
s4x12e; city water. - -
Two east front lots on Irving av S, between
32d and 33d SITS; one block from the lake;
fine location; size 42x119A.
tween rs and 18th ats. 44aIiss each.
Property one and two blocks away selling for
Sligo go to 500 per foot
II h tt 'ass s4Ss e sn sas ga
. 46hx12s1a. In the best Of neighborhoods.
Lot on Western near 12th st. 5ox15o; good
location for small factory, barn. etc, five
e, od blocks from Hennepin and It'll st.
sfos s p' st ana sS Fl
| ments In and paid for.
corner lot. 1ss1AS1ssM, IN Lake Ct the
| pin car line. Fine houses on all sides Of this
s4,2g ground.
We ca sell an east front corner lot Of
7bx1b5 feet on Summit av. near Colfax. At
TIL s0 the lowest in price, and the 6ieSest
" ~ THORPE BROS.
Andrus Bldg.
500 EACH, LOTS AT LAKE HARRIET; EASY
s125 each. lots Bryant near end Of car
| line.
1925 each lots on Blaisdell and 47th, east front,
| corner. $780,.
$3.50 each, lots on Lyndale av and 43d st, city
water corner. g..
5000 each, lots on Garfield and Pleasant av near
s25o-Lot on Pillsbury near ssth; city water in
! street. - -
saoo-Lots on Bryant and Aldrich, near s5th st.
| $375-Lot on Columbus av near 33d st; all Inn
$500 each. lots on 18th av near 25th st; improve
| ments.
se75 for three lots on Bryant and Aldrich nea,
All are bargains and worthy of inspection.
Call on us for further informa ton:
CROWELL & CROKER.
! 315 Bank Of Commerce Building.
0 o o o o o 0 {
10 FARMS.
o 49, 900 for a fine 52acre farm in Carver {
o county, not far from Excelsior; build
. ings worth 81, 900; splendid soil; this
10 is way below its real value.
o 400 for S0-acre farm in Wright coun-
10 ty; fine siX-ro0m house. two-story
o barn. windmill and outbuildings. all
o in frst-class copdition. All kinds Of .
o small fruits. Land all clear and under
10 cultivation. Situated on bank Of fine
20 lake with good fishing. @sa r. 58f@
Q ALDEN II. POTTER, 500 - -
o Phoenix Ruilding, ~
; Q Q Q Q Q o.o-.21e;soc $500 Q Q 90 :.
L. reaI BARGAIN 4 sagE v
$650-This fine lot on University ay near Bed
ford a., av lays goo good; big bargain; Loo
o Bargain-S5x22O feet. A splendid site FOR ware
house or factory, 7th av N near Washing
;, ton av. At remarkable low price. I
i, can be bought at half of it's value. Loo
- ~ this up. =
' $475 each for four choice lots with water
y - sidewalk and sewer. On 18th av s, be
. tween Path and 25th SITS. West front. Com
: ready to do business.
e $1,SO0-One of the best homes in North Mir
9 neapolis; hardwood finish: In good repair
~ rents for $16 month. Newton av n nea
: 18th st. Call early and look this up.
= JOHN l.. NEAL,
623 Boston Block.
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THOMPSON BROS,
101 Fourth st s.

u
$500 EACH-TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE
southeast corner of Grand and 25th st.
An ideal building location.
81. 250-Splendid Green addition lot. 5Ox115 on
Irving near Franklin. Cheapest lot in
this locality.
800 for 55x15O, beautiful lying lot, on Ken
:, wood blvd This Is bargain. Terms.
1915 takes a fine east-front lot on Emerson av
near 2Sth st. You cannot get another
lot in this locality at less than $500
Terms to suit.
S66o--An ideal lot Upton s, between 44th
and 18th SITS, overlooking Lake Harriet.
$500 for Hennepin av lot In Remington's Sec
ond addition, between Bath and 35th SITS
400 for nine-roOm house; back-plastered
stone sidewalk, full basement, city water
"a rents for $3.50; corner; nets IA per cent
-. p. purchase price. 10th av near 32d st
81, oO0-Fine solid-brick six flats of six room!
each entirely modern, in a good renting
locality, 25th st. Rents for ST. III
per annum; expenses $500; leaving owe
5000 net per year, or 13 per cent.
$1,000 for a solid brick and stone three-stor1
dwelling, renting for $34 per month; full
basement, hardwood finish on first floor
full basement, BATH walking distance
Investigate.
See my listings In houses ranging from 81 600 t.
$4,000. Vacant lots in all parts of the city.
EDWARD J, O'BRIEN,
104 Oneida Building, Ground Floor.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

u
FOR sALE-HoUsEs AND LOTS.
seoo--s21s I'd st N. rooms, barn: lot 4ox1oA
s1,ooo-2SI6 18th av S, rooms, city water in
yard, cellar, cistern, small barn: lot 2sx
$1,000 w 32d st, rooms, cellar, cistern,
slsoos42 "a isti sS AZ s. rooms lot 4Sxn27 feet
s1.2oos2aJo 18th sv s. rooms corner lot; 40
s1.25o--22os 10th av s. five rooms. city water,
large cellar. .ood we'll; lot 2ox1bO; large
wood and storehouse on rear OF lot.
$1,250-330S Washington av n, D rooms, summer
s1.soo-sO6 27tn, MI, g rooms, full base
screens; lot 4UX92
S1.40o-25a9 18TH s., rooms. cewer. city
: watar storm windows, screens: lot Sox
s1.4oo1;2sa9 istn av $, rooms. sewer, city
floors; corner lot. .4ox92.
s1.5oo7-l4os xlst ay n, nine rooms excellent Gel
125 feet TO 14-foot alley.
a.65owlili Girasd avenue n eisht rooms city
s1.soo-29aa Dupont Nv n; six rooms. city water,
gas, cenented cellar we'll. storm windows.
screens; large barn with chicken house at
tached; lot 45Xl29 to alley.
S16OO-24lO Como NV Sc. seven rooms, hnishea
partly i'll hardwood aud natural pine; TINS
house Is new one. completed III No'em-
$1,eoo-s5a4 10Th av S, one-story eight.room cot
tage, cellar, Well, cistern; barn and car
riage shed; wood and coal house; lot SoA
s1,7Oo-SO4 9th av NE. nine rooms. arranged
for two FAMILIES large cellar, cistern. Well,
storm windows and screens: large parh'
lot -Ux02. ,
S1.7so-l7lO cath st. rooms, cellar: eistern'
S1,SOO-2V2O Garfield ave, rooms city water
(both hoors), nlautel III parlor, sooo Gel
lar This house Is arranged Tor TWO iaui-
lilies Lot 4lXl2S to alley.
S1,900-17OS Il 24th st, rooms, city water, cei-
lar, storm windows screens; lot SlA1lo u
alley
S2,SOo-3Ul6 Pleasant av s rooms, summer
kitchen, stOrehouse, city water, we. SINK
U lot 4UX12Y to alley. 1nis house Is belhg
thoroughly renovated from garnet 10 eel
lar parquet floors, expensive decorations
painting, etc, outside, A..
s. 5O0-724 "a ay Sc, rooms, arranged 1or tWc
families city water, sewer, gas, eXcellen,
cellar. storm windows and screens; lo'
46y132 TT. ,
s2boO-~iUl6 18th ay s. 6 rooms, city water; loi
S2,bo0-3S45 Irving nv S. modern, Groom cot
Us TO alley; ~ BLOCK from Como aarrle'
S2,soO-32l5 Blasdell av, rooms, strictly mod
ern, full cemented basement, beautiful
hardwood tnish loaded glass, etc.
So, 500-2l W 10th st, rooms; lot 40Xl32.
So, 6UO--2713-15 9th av s. double house, IL rooms
all modern excepting heat.
S4,O00-3113 Sd ay s, strictly modern, up-to-datt
residence, In the best residence section o.
Sd ay. This building should be thorough
ly inspected to appreciate Its value
The above properties can be bought on terms
balance monthly to suit the purchaser. p,
Call send for our new Illustrated cata
logue, containing colnplete descriptions OF owe
four hundred homes ranging In PRICE from sso'
up, which be bought upon the above terms
BARNES BROS,
nnai lido
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o 0 o 0 o
$s,eSo-A FINE, NEW, NEvER-oooU-
pied, fully modern home OF eight
rooms, In one of the best blocks on
Fremont av N. Floors are all hard
wood, as we'll as the finish downstairs
all rooms handsomely decorated; best
modern plumbing, with nickel trim
ming, and u fine heating plant. If
you want modern home on the North
side, don't fail to look this up.
$2,65O for an attractive, modern cottage
of seven rooms; hardwood finish and
floors, gas, bathroom fully equipped
with best fixtures; full basement; sod
ded lawn and stone walks. Take a
look at 3421 Aldrich ay s.
$3,375-Look at 273l Emerson av S.
new, fully modern, eight-room house;
hardwood floors all over: hardwood
finish downstairs; full basement, with
a splendid heating plant and laundry;
and closet; large, well-lghted attic;
storm sash all windows and the
lawn will be graded and sodded and
stone walk from street To porch.
$3,175--A large, fully modern, eight-room
house; hardwood finish and parquet
floors, hot-air heat, stone walks; hand
some shade trees. On Stevens av.
, $1,25O-A warm, thoroughly well-built,
nearly new, six-room house, with city
water in the kitchen. On 26th av N.
) $785-A neat tive-room cottage, on full
North Side. Terms, $3.50 cash, bal
, ance monthly.
THOMPSON BROS,
, 101 Fourth st s..
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START RIGHT.
BUY A HOME.
S1,850-8514 18th Av. s.,
Large brick house.
S7oQ-35O9 Smelling Av.,
Buildings cost 500.
Sl,36Q-2OO5 30th Av. S.,
New house. Terms.
$7o0-2Sl4 31st Av. S.,
Seven rooms Terms.
Ss6o--3441 14th Ay. S.,
A bargain.
S1,0QQ-19Oo Il. Franklin AY..
Easy terms.
S1,10o-22l3 It'll at. S.,
Rents for SIC
$1,250-271O 10th Av. s.,
Good home. Terms va.
S2,500-211G 22d Av. s. and 212s E. ed ST.
Fine corner. e.
SA'' New house Terms.
81, 600-6O3 2lst Av. S., ..st-
East 'front.' e.,
81, 600-2SO6 18th Ay. s., a.1-
East front home. .,=..a
S2,20o-1922 7th ST. s.,
Two houses. Rent $25.
S2,s00-2S3l 9th Av. S.,
Arranged for two families.
$1,175-252l 18th Av. s.,
Near Milwaukee shops.
S4,00Q-2752 9th Av. S.,
Corner; two families.
$800-2104 L. 10Th St.,
Small home near shops.
81, 300-2O15 Il. 2Sth St.,
Large lot. '-
S750-2611, h. oath St., 49,. .-e- ..
Easy terms.
81, 500-e0S Esd Av. s.,
Lot 56x165.
$1,6o0-60S 21st Av. s.,
Rents for SIT.
New Catalog of Bargains.
D. C. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
III Fourth st. s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
= 49,
Improved.
Continued.
GREAT BARGAINS SOUTHEAST

GREAT BARGA1NS bVUIdEASI'
We have a new up-to-date house. two blocks
from University grounds that Is
VERY FINE.
All hardwood finish except bed rooms, which
are enameed on pine Oak below and birch
above. Fine large dining room. sliding doors
reception nall with cosy corner and window seat
Kitchen is tiled and walls finished in oil.
STONE PORCH.
Bed rooms finished in white enamel with birch
doors, making very fine combination. House
IL full height and consists of four good rooms o..
second floor aud four Oh first. with fine high
basement, with laundry complete, vegetable Gel
lar, coal bin and Ideal furnace
NO. AT WASHINGTON AV Sc.
Take interurbsn car and get OF at unlor
street. House
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
New decorations In every room and the price
Is less than you can duplicate house for.
ONLY $4,000.
MORRISON CRITTENDEN CO.,
Nv
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$3,5OO-63xl26, KNOX Az N NEAR 10th Az,
in Oak Park; 1O-room, modern house.
$4,SOO-40x118, Garfield near 18th st; new
eight rooms modern.
81, 50O-42x12S. Holmes av near 31st st; new,
eight rooms, modern and barn.
$2,S6O-42x127, LIST S Lake St; eight
rooms, city water, gas, bathroom but no
fixtures in mantel, CRATE, cellar and small
barn.
81, 7OO--Bryant av near 9th st; seven rooms,
cellar, city water barn. Rents $3.50
month
81, S00-45x165; Pillsbury av, near 2Sth ST. eight
rooms, cellar. cistern, we'll and furnace.
$1.37S-Cedar near SOD; eight rooms, cellar,
cistern and we'll. Renting SIT month.
81, 6O0-42x127 Hennepin 32d st; five
rooms hardwood floors, open plumbing,
bath, closet, gas, good basement and hot
water heat.
Houses at all prices Ask for catalog.
WALTER L. BADGER,
300 Oneida Block
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Less work for goth Good for the
you: less CENTURY buyer or seller
worry, too PLAN. of real estate.
$500 TO $1,000 HOUSES.
Humboldt av n, near Longf fellow near 35th.
both st. 2Sth st near 26th av s.
3Sth Goth st. 9th st near 26th av s.
30th Goth. I'd st s near 10th av.
Goth av S near 2Sth st. 2Sth st s near 9th st.
18th S near 18th. oath st $ near 23d st.
41st av n 9th st. I'd st near SD av.
Linden near Lyndale. 18th st s near 10Th av.
Russell near SOth av N. Jefferson NE near 18th.
2Sth Both st. Polk near 9th.
Hiawatha 31st st. Lake near ED ay.
ed av NE near 9th st. Irving N, near Goth av.
3Oth ay S Goth. Finley pl near S2d st.
Finley pl S1st. 7th st S near 25th av.
18th av S near Goth. 10Th st s near 25th av.
Almost all OF the above houses can be bought
payment down and same rent for balance.
IL ~ 80 j. A! WALTERS: @~a. ..,..
~ New York Life Building.
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WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS.
Ak, baiias Co.. 24o A, timbered i land
Cal. Yuea Co., i4e \, and impts.
Near Chicago, Fair View Heights, 20 lots.
k:1 g. d Ssef sns 1T
Mich H Hu4an Co. res i2o ana and it; pts
No. Pulaski CO, 70 \: timber u land.
n. X. Montgomery Co., good es A. farm.
d. Ransom CO.. v SIS ana valIes farm rum
ming water; 300 A. grain and grazing.
o., Tuscarawas Co., 40 A. farm, coal under
e. olsE%on s, CO. A 4 and d i aaps ,.,+
Pa. Bath. store ca and dwelling; stable.
Pa, =. Lsnsdowne, fine me bldg. lots
co GG ss sand d%ens
Vt. Pomfret, good ST. res and A..
Wis, ssyneds CO.. 50 A. res and ao im .y
wis, Walworth Co., excellent farms, 4os A.,
Gated T. all ine contain ne pow and pastaes aad
VIII etc; Central atas c city " " n.n
cry bus, outfit and stock Ionia, Mich, $4,000
Hss and e saess and implement
Guthrie, okla; Stock at Inv. about $4,000:
an Rfa ese q and
". Il. osTRANDER, N. A. Bldgs. Phila.
HERE IT IS IN FEW woRDs-sl2o CASH
| down will get you good farm with a good
house on it, within three hours ride Of Min
neaPolis and St. Pa sd plenty Of work in the
board; plenty Of schools, churches, cream
cries and sawmills; well settled; lots of good
hardwood timber on land; only $40 to S15 an
| acre; ten years to pay it in. This is the
little money.
We have excellent land for sale in North
81 T. e the great gain IN and cattle attic belt
ance in five years. II you buy 1eo acres We
locate you free on homestead of 100 ad.
Joining, thus bus giving you $50 acres for the
The best lands in Canada at tho loves,
prices and easiest terms. We locate home.
| steads also in Minnesota.
| MINNESOTA LAND & LOCATING CO.,
1403 Washington Az. 8.
FARM, CLOSE 70 MINNEAPOLIS; aooI
buildings, 80 acres; price $500, only $3.50
farmer. Also an unimproyed 40 close to Min
Otter Tail county-so acres, only 50 Pc,
acre, half meadow very cheap. Call at once
improved. II you want something good, thi.
is your opportunity.
Richland County, North Dakota-1e o.acr.
farm Snap at $50 per acre:
/ will take good city property or small farm
near Minneapolis in part pay. Easy terms To-
/ balance.
To Exchange Some fine farm property To-
!. A. R. McNfCH0L INVESTMENT CO..
| alt Guaranty Loan Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19

nice quarter section, 160 acres, seven miles
from Yorkton, the most rising town and best
comfortable cottage and all well fenced. Owing
to the illness Of the owner no reasonable offer
refused. Apply to < Postofhce Yorkton. Can.