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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, ihI21s per cent; last loan
per cont; rniing nricc. per cent Time
shd3Li per cent. for ninety days, and 31SG3T
cent. for five and six months. Commercial
paper is quoted at 41 az per cent for prime
names sac per cont.
Sterling exchange market was weak and
prices declined Sdl0 points There con.
s nHSd to H ffSod sH"B G e
days. Continental exchange was stu ady,
bills and a.ssH for short. Actual ra atas
Long bills. e4sasod =: 1896 sight drafts,
sI,s5sOd g. ssaS, and cable transfers. sis57ota
for long and 5.lsha5IsH for short. Reichs.
marks were quoted at % 9-ism94h for long
and oSh@ss s-l8 for short Guildcrs were
quoted at ioa4o Lie for long and 4oifd IoH
for short.
ne%s;,'a fIssssass S.. e. a.
commereial. sl;1s discount; banks. par,
s. ssnss daissS sa
ssns 81 LS5G%Ss% dif'ssaash 'o'
Money u London, lsnin per cent. Rate
three II months bilis, II casK per cent. con c
sSl' for money elosea a. sSI iils and 70.
private rate OF discount ls TX per cent Ex-
change on London rs francs Is centimcs
Berlin adyisss ap1 te exchange sf on london. 40
is sH per cent. -
New York Clearing House statement: E1-
changes. $3.50 Al .2aa; balances: or. oee .6s7;
Sub-Treasury credit balance, 1881 .e2+.
57Hc Bar silver In London closed at 3ekd
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at toc.
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to local pressure, Wall Street and foreign selling
were 's the pcpa buyers The worlds sb.
subpiy increased bag; during the past month
One arm said: The long and short OF i Is Just
advance; European Interests have been waiting
for big receipts TO break the market. American
mains 10 be seen whelher with 50 much. coffee
marketed. and the period OF smaller receipts at
a bs cs
the present or higher level: IL he can we are
going TO have an advance for which American
is in Order We do not consider that the big spot
Inc
to ne in
American trade interests were COMMITTED to The
eoiee. whether those purchases have been made
With a view to speculative or legitimate ad-
MrrAIs-The market was generally Arm. with
Tor spot and Els y for Copper
and ss or iSi
copPsr-Lsks., is.s7sslsc:; siectroly,ic; il7ss
ss ead c.s;Sss e H. see'eF '0S
Common TO rood strained rosin, n:s9: u....
Ss.75. Pork was quiet at sls2Satls:76 for mess.
Tai,0w to Dressed hogs s4@se nts,
lower and there was selling which was suggestive
cines were not eseessivs and there was noticea6iy
good buying OF lard on the break"
uss g test and So e Sales
1000 tons of pemerara centIfugals 90 test, october
Noysmber shipments at 1,se cost and freight.
CHICAGO Oct. 5.-Thesc were to days prices:
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GREENE CoNsoLIDATED COPPER co.

"a Broad Street. New York, September q. 1904.
The Directors OF the Greene Consolidated Copper
Company have declared a dividend OF THREE
PER CENT. t3ss upon the capital stock OF the
company payable October rs. 1904. to stockholders
Of record at three O'Clock p NJ October p. 1904
Transfer books will close at three o'clock J. NJ.
October "a, 1904, and reopen October 20. 1904.
GEO. :. ROBBINS. Secrethry.
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

4 dividend of two per cent. on the capital stock
OF this company has been declared payable Oc-
tober 49, 1901 at the ONCE OF the Treasurer 1871 State
Street, Boston. Mass, to stockholders of record
at the close of business September 80. 1904.
CHARLES a. HUBBARD. Trcasuict.
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THE ALLIANCE REALTY COMPANY.

X,
The Board OF Directors OF this Company. at a
meeting held this day. declared quarterly divi.
dend OF one and one half per cent. on It's Capital
Stock, payable October Is to stockholders Of
record on October 10. 1904.
The transfer books will be closed at 800 P. NJ,
October 10, and will reopen October II. 1904.
JOHN CARLSEN. SECRETARY.
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OFFICE
INTERNATIONAL POWER COMPANY

PrOvldence, II. T., OCT. 3. lBp
semi annual dividend Of So per share on the
preferred stock of the International Power Com
pany has been declared. payable on October Sth,
1901 to stockholders of record on this date. The
books will be closed October Sd, 1904. and will
be reopened on October 18th, 1904
WILLIAM r. SHELDON. Assistant SECRETARY.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 5.-The statement OF the re-
CENTS and expenditures OF the Government shows
TMsdIy THIS month, Fiscal yeay:
psceints ... 81 sol, 7a7 $78s7,so5 t5702, 269
FSnsnditures. :. 2OooOoo 7,77oooo i6s.6slO77
n.oc, sies2ss sio?.ioi si795s $40
The receipts to-day from customs were ss85 <ss:
Internal revenue, Sssa. 6s5, and miscellaneous,
saa ssI National bank notes received for redemps
MI The cash statement OF the United States Treas
for Oct shows:
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The W aIl Street Journal
has a larger circulation than
any daily or weekly finan.
clai publication In America.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
OFFICE OF
AMERICAN SMELLING & REFINING CO.

n BroadWay. =. u Sept p, i9OI
QUARTERLY PREF. STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 81.
The Directors of the American smelling and Re
inning Company have this day declared Dividend
on the Preferred Capital stock Of the Company,
payable Oct. llth. 1904, to stockholders OF record
al three o'clock p. NJ, Sept. goth 1904. The Books
OF the Company for the transfer of the Preferred
Stock will be closed at three O'Clock p. NJ, Scptcm-
Der SOth 1904 and will be reopcned Oct. l2th 1904
EDWARD BRUSH, Secretary.
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Great Northern railway Company

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Great Northern Railway Company for the election
OF three Directors to serve for term OF three
years. and for tho transaction OF such other bus
ness as may come before It. viii be held al the
Office of the Company, No. 80 Nassau Street, in
the City Of New York on Thursday, October i3th,
1901, at eleven O'Clock In the forenoon.
T.. T. NICHOLS. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA. RAILWAY

Savannah. Ga. September 20, 1904.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Central of Georgia Railway Company win be held
Montgomery Streets, in the City of Savannah Ca,
on Monday, the 10th day Of October. lsol, at ten
and the transaction OF such other business as may
come before the meeting.
C. c. WILLIAMS Secretary
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Notice Is hereby RNcn Thai The annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held on Thursday,
October TO- 1904. at twelve O'Clock noon. at 40 Wall
Street New York City, for the purpose OF elect
ing thirteen Directors OF the Company. to serve
for year and until their successors elected
and for the transaction OF any business that may
lawfully be brought before the meeting,
GEORGE II. EARL, Secretary.
New York September 90 1901.
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE q TELEGRAPH
COMPANY

A Dividend OF One and Half Dollars per share
will be paid on Saturday October is, 1904, to stock
holders of record at the close of business on Friday.
September 3d. 1904.
The transfer books will be closed from October
] to October IL. both days included.
WM. r. DRIVER. Treasurer.
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FINANCIAL.

CARTER COAL AND IRON COMPANY
First Mortgage so Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to the terms
OF the Trust Deed dated the hrSt day of October,
1900 that the undersigned, as Trustee viii receive
sealed proposals up TO three p NJ. on the twenty
NTH day OF October 1906 for the sale to II OF bonds
above described, at a price not exceeding 1859
and accrued interest, to an amount sutlcient TO
use the sum OF sl500225. -
NEW YORK SECURITY & TRUST CO., Trustee.
New York, October 3, 1904.
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THE GALLAIIN NATIONAL BANK

Tho il4th Consecutive Semi -Annual Dividend.
New York September 2sth, 1904.
The Directors O. this Bank have this day de-
ciared dividend Of SIX PER CENT. free OF tax.
payable on and after october 9th. pCoHimo. to
stockholders OF record at the close OF business to-
day. GEORGE L. LEWIS, Cashier.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Higher-Liyerpool Unexpectedly
strony-Increased Spot Sales There
Shorts Cover Freely-Frost Feared
Grain Easier-Bears Hammer wheat
Receipts Large.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5.-CorToS. -Spot cotton
advanced 80 points. Middling. 10. eoc.. against
eeoc. last year: New Orleans and Gulf. ios'c''
against 1850. No sales, Galveston and Mem
phis advanced nc; New Orleans. 3-lec.
Savannah, nc. Mobile declined nc. Gal
weston, 0 is-l8c. New Orleans. 9Tc.: Mobile.
eXc.; Savannah. 0 l1-Iec.: Memphis. io,to.
Sales: Galveston. $50 bales; New Orleans. 900;
Mobile, 200: Savannah. 100: Memphis. 3,eoo'
,chn 70 noirtu tn-dav were as follnMa. Z
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..... Chartered 1922
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company:
Nos. l6 l8, 20 & az William St., New York.
Capital :, Sl,0O0,o00'
Undivided Profits, 100000.
SITS. mainly light; Kansas and Wisconsin,

COOeT, IIosIS, WHInIy HRnl, hdHSdS ana WISCOnSln
fair. cooler.
Corn and oats did not show much change though
the tone was somewhat easier Wing to sympathy
with wheat and scattered selling The Ohio corn
condition Is 70 per cent? against 10 last month and
0S last year. The primary receipts OF corn were
sOs00o bush. against $4,000 last week and Tor 600
last year; oats. oi,0o0. against SoiO 90 last week
and 137,UO0 last year.
FLoUR.-touiet but steady. Sales, 1900 bbls
Receipts lslie bbls exports. ~ ,sy2 bbls. Winter
In bbS.: Clears. 81. 75ds5: stralghts S.tSds5. Is
Spring In bbls.: Clears. si7Sa85: patents. Sslso
$3.50: rye flour. $tioas4.9O
CoFFEK.-RiD On the spot was steady at sisc. for
NOT. No sales. Futures decled TO 10 points and
closed steady with salei OF $500 bags Havre ad.
res; receipts 200 bags: stock $1,000 exchange
changed at l2ad. Santos was unchanged; receipts
la0n. stock TAI on Prices here MS follows
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Middling Sotd, against 57sd last year sales
IL to 20 points reacted sligh and closed steady
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Oats were steady on the spot, Sales. 90 0oo bush,
Natural white 80 10 81 lbs S6ds7iSc white clipped
81 10 90 lbs, a7assc. Corn was quiet on the spot
Sales. 5000 bush. No. mixed. 57.5c. Futures
closed unchanged for December Sales. 5000
hush Prices as follows:
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
LIST CLOSES TONIGHT
Personal Characteristic of FeruIlc,
 Ellery's Wonderful Band Leader.

The subscription list for tickets for the proposed concert .by the famous Ellery Royal Italian band will be clos ed tonight and AIr F. H. Voitie~. the assistant manager of the band, will then be in a position to decide whether or no he is warranted in closing a con- tract with Manager Stechan for the appearance Of this superb organization in Phoenix next Tuesday, Dec. 9th.
 Mir Channing Ellery's famous aggre- G2tion of fifty artists has already been heard in this city, but the band is fully enc SuDdred per cent greater and more captivating than ever it was on these occasions. In fact MT. EIery has spared neither pains nor expense to bring his present organization to a state of perfection never before at tained either by himself or by any other manager of lesser fame and dis elimination
 One point in which the band has been vitaly strengthened is in the matter Oe the man behind the baton" SignOr Francesca Feruuo assumed the leadership some six months ago and has created a greater furore and cap
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30

tivated the public more completely than any who have preceded him. If MT. EIlery's former conductors have pleased the people Of this community FerulO will certainly prove reVela- tion, Q leader whose passionate and emotional directing will make the work of his predecessors dwindle into insig- rificance and Obscurity. Under the in Uence of this magnetic young Neapoli- tan, they will experience sensations such as have never thrilled and de- lighted them before. This is the yer dict Of all who have come under the magic spell of Mir. Elery's latest, greatest, most dramatic and most sen satiCnal conductor.
 FerulIo dresses in white, perhaps to make himself think that he feels cool, but the scarlet is inside rushing through his velns like liquid fire and showing itself in the passionate glow of the music which his inspired baton calls forth from his eagerly responsive followers. This is art. the true art Of the most artistic people on earth. In the case of Ferullo. it is intense emo tiOn under the safe guidance of d par ucularly bright mind, the one cCmbIn- ation that works harmOniCUsly toward the making and perfectiES Of d great artistic conductor. Who misses seeing this 25-year-oId boy direct grand opera selections and the famous overtures played by the Euery band deprives himself of a means both Of education and enjoyment such as is rarely found in these commercial days.
 Those who are not vitalIy interested in music attend the Ellery band con certs for the sake of watching the ex- pression and movements of Feruilo who, they declare, interes- s them more than nine out of ten Of the theatrical performances to which they are acc1s- toned.
 The band is now in Texas en route to Los Angeles to fullG fye-nonths engag cement there, and t remains for the people of Phoenix to say whether it will lose an opportunity Of hearing what is now universally recognized as the greatest organization of its kind in the world today. under the leadership of a young man, Francesca FerUlio, who delights where other conductors have only pleased, who casts a magic spell over and captivatas and fascin- ates his audiences in way and 10 an extent such as has never been ap- preached, in the smallest degree, by his predecessors
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30

MIR BARRINGER HERE-Mr. D. NJ. Barringer of Philadelphia and Phoenix arrived here on yesterday mornings train.
 CHURCH MEETiNG-An the mem
 bers of the Baptist church are request ed to attend the monthly business
 meeting, to be held this evening.
 GONE TO HOT SPRlNGS-Gover- nor and Mrs. N. O. Murphy left on
 this mornings s. F. P. & P. train for
 q visit at the Castle Creek hot springs.
 MORALES VisETORS-Mr and
 Mrs. w. c. Budge of Nogales are ex-
 pected to arrive here this morning for few days visit with Dr. and Mrs.
 Jessop.
 SEVEN DAYS-Jesus Miranda was
 sent to jail yesterday by Justice Rob-
 ertson under a seven day sentence, for
 disturbing the peace of .Simona Per
 alta and neighbOr woman.
 NEW NOTARlES -NOtarial com missions were issued yesterday to Ro- land Mosher Of Prescott and Mary A.
 Boyd of Wickenburg. Mrs. Boyd is the widow of the late John E. Boyd, who had been a notary at Wickeuburg for the past three years. Much of the
 time lately, though, he had been in ill health and his wife had performed the duties of the office.
 A LONG TOUR-0Ir. Jack Haynes, representative of the AeOlian company
 of New York, arrived in the city yes terday. Among the heaviest patrons Of the company i1 the southwest is the RedewiI Music company of this city.
 Nr. Haynes is in the course of a tour embracing a considerable part or the western continent. He will leave to- night for New Orleans, whence he will sail for Havana. He will make tour of the West Indies. and after that will visit Costa Rica and other South Am erican countries.
 A GENIAL VlSiTOR-AIr. Reed of San Francisco, tr2veling salesman for Q sportsmen's supply house, came over from Tucson with the Phoenix shoot CTS returning from tne tournament.
 Mr. Reed participated in the tourna- ment, being one of the several profes- sional shooters, and he had the good fortune to make the highest score of all in the three days shooting. MT. Reed has become infatuated with Ariz- ona, and especially wi-h the members of the gun club association, with whom
 he has become best acquainted. He says he will be here at next years tournament if he has to walk.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles. Your druggist will refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure you in to fl days. soc.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30

Have you ever thought what tle world would be like to you if you had no eyes? If you lose your sight the conditions will be exactly the same as though you had no eyes. The most common cause of partial or total blind ness among aged people is cataract. In a large majority of cases cataract is found in eyes that nave some defect. which has never been properly corrected We don't cure or remove cataracts. In fact We can do nothing for those who are blind from any cause.
 We do fit glasses to protect and pre- serve the sight remove strain and give the best possible vision.
 Eyes that need attention now will never need t less tin they get it.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30

Maximum temperature, 79; mini mum temperature, 45. Average relative humidity, S1 per cent. Total precipitation-0 Character of the day-Clear.
 II. K. HOLCOMB.
 Temporarily in Charge.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
New pickles and cider. McKees.
THE BIGGEST SNAP IN SALT RI-
 YER VALLEY

so acres fine sandy Ioam. 10 acres fenced and cross fenced. 20 acres in alfalfa, 15 acres seeded to barley. Wa ter for the whole so costs only S15.00 per year. Running water through ranch the whole year. Grapes, fruit treees and small house. Just the thing for chicken or stock ranch. Perfect title. $160O. Best reasons for selling. Address C E NJ, Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
\ Fl E 'sCrOnOn" OVepCO o a {.

The very fashionable, big shoulder ed. long full skirted, belted back The height of comfort and p-otec- ton.
 This label
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
MUSIC TEACHER.

Prof. Fountain, teacher Mandolin, Guitar and all instruments. Studio, 243 E. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30

Mrs. M. Watson, first class cook and cateress; over 20 years experience in cooking and party work. 2 W Madi- son street. Phone Red 153.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
Of Loca aIY
 Interest. A4& !
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for A hours ending D. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
Moore's Steel Ranges

34 Patterns-From $2o to S75. QUICK BAKERS. FUEL SAVERS. Nice big, square Ovens asbestos lin ed, handy, durable and reasonable in price. Call and let us show you the line and refer you to many people who are using these ranges.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30

Just received by Mrs. Aylwin new line of switches, pompadours. etc. Hair dressing parlOrs, No. Il s. Center, room Is.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
Have You Bought That Set of
 Dishes
 Yet?

Davidson's Cash Store has a number of handsome decorations that are beau ties in full sets or open stock.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
PATENTS.

ATENTS-Hazard & HarDhzm. Eaoz An@elss Rend for fraA F>0or nN 9afaHts
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
If YOu

Want good 40 acre ranch with prob ably the best water right in the valley l have it. Also a
Arizona republican., 1904-11-30
TO acre ranch

With good brick house, 8 acres in al- falfa, about 100 fruit trees, etc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-24
TRANSFERS AND PERMITS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
James McMullen and wife to Boston Ice com
pany; part of lot G. In section 81, township ~
range "A, $4,000.
Brown; lot 10, block 10, Bakers Second add1tloh
1925. n,.,,
Fannie E. Cooley ct al. to Mary A.. Dick
inson; lot 5, block 10, Bakers Second aooi'ioh'
81, 500
Erland johnson and wife to Carl J. Elmquist;
and wife; lot 6, block 2, Chicago Lake rafA au-
dition, 81 600. 49,.
Minneapolis Trust company trustee, to Mary
j. Farkell; lots II and L. block Z, Cottage CITY,
William J. Petee to Green L. Fort ct al; part
of lots 8 and 6, block g. WINDOWS addltlon,
SIS, 200. c,,.,,
Brewing company; part of lots and g. Mar
shalls addition $500. ,,. ou
George NJ. Gillette ct al. to Gulf Slate com com
pany; lots to 10, block g. Summit Park adal-
ton, $6,200. ,.,,.
New Hampshire Savings bank 9, to ~ Ina Pr0ult'
Mary B. Confer and husband to G. Gerhard
Peterson; In section IS, township ~ range ~
$500. . - sin,onso,
Morris Pfaelzer ct al, executors, to simohson
Brothers Manufacturing company; lou D. DlocA l.
Hartley's First addition. 5000. - ,,,-,.
Thomas Lowry and wife to N lnsra" " Ai'on'
in block 2, Lowry Hill. $500. y,
Lora B. KreiderS and husband TO Lucy ~.
watson; part Of lot l, block l. Lake OF the isles
Mary D. Gregg and husband to Harriet 81.
seager; lot g. block Al, St. Anthony CITY,
So, 600. . r,,+ n
thony City, $4,000.
Twelve minor deeds: S1N.
/ Total 81 deeds, $3S,922.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEuHLER,

1AOA oCO311&s&s,
456 Temple Court.
Sc. s00-Good strictly modern, up-to-date ~
ished hardwood and hardwood floors; cembina-
ton heating plant; storm sash and screens;
plate glass windows; in fact. one OF the most
complete well-built, up-to-date homes in the
to aey very nice shade small
barn. This would make very fine home for
II you are looking for an up to-date, complete,
well-buiit home, In fine location. don't fail
5000 takes this sweet little home Of four rooms,
Dea e eea rx good well and
haha car line; good Title This bargain good
% for or five days only.
ment house. fne, nice rooms in each apart
nent, good hot water heating plant for each
modern hardwood finish ain and hoors throughout
storm storm windows and screens completes, rents
easily be raised located in the be- very very mic nice part
Of the eighth gt ward. This can't be beat; in,
s so1 Of 2Sh st first time offered and good
"a
except heat; beautiful view Of the lake; large
81; soo-This is of the most beautiful strict.
~ modern homes on I'd av s, near w. d.
hoase cost s to bud the sF i
alley; this. no doubt is the biggest bargain
ever offered Erred in such fine choice residence loca
SO, 6oomOne Of the most elegant double houses
on 18th s; rents $40 per month: hardwood
finish and floors throughout; large lot all mod
ern except heat: new house; bathroom; best
nickel plumbing for each family. Big snap.
%; OOO-Great bargain, good two-family, modern
house; rents $45 per month; lot 55x1e5; walk
| 20, OOO-Lowry Hill bargain, new eight or nine.
room home; hardwood finish and floors through
out; hot water heat; built for a home; within
three blocks of Lowry Hill church and Douglas
| SCHOOL first time offered Can't be beat.
81 500-Only-Look at 1907 22d NE: good
two-family house. rents SIT per month: good
! well, cistern, cellar, storm windows, screens;
every thing complete; look it over: will give
easy terms. .....
| S., ooo-Rents ST. per month. two stores and
two sevenroom fats, all modern except heati
| basement; never vacant: in frst-class condi-
ton; occupied by same tenants for six years;
first time offered; owner leaving the state; big
bargain; well located on Bloomington av
| SO, 60O-On]y-Just think, for this nice 12-room
double house, Nicollet av; all modern. bath
room, best plumbing, toilet, closet, gas, fur
| mace separate for each family; storm win
dows and screens complete: nice barn, large
| woodsheds; in fact. complete as possibly
can be: all on nice large lot fronting on
Nicollet av, handy to all LIST av car lines
ms miss, Is certainly a good investment and fine
location to live in one apartment and rent
the other. First time offered and good for
five days only.
| 81, 25o-Good seyen-room house: large lot; 21st
| st s.. near 18th This snap is good for
! five days only.
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine. new,
! uP-to-date homes in any part of the city, at
| all prices. If you wish to make a quick sale
or borrow money. call on him.