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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-02
lie exin ct on
And Concord
Where
the American
Revolution
Began
By WALTON WILLIAM Ms
copyright, 1904. by c. n. Lurie.l

wounded. one of these wounded being
killed later in the fighting; Of the after
noon. There were ! Is men in the ros,
.er made up by the New, letter but
only about sixty were Oh Tie ground
at the time of the cng;- -"u',jit, the rest
not having reached titc ca..tI.!on. The
Lexington company was among those
who harricd the British in the retreat
of the afternoon.
Lexington green is very much today
as it was ut the time Of the battle. 1t
is Il triangular. Hat common. studded
with noble trees and surrounded by
houses of colonial appearance, many
of which were Staudin" in Revolution
nry days. On one side is Il modern
ediiiCc however, of artistic design. 1t
is the Hancock church, erected but
fow years ago This WAS named for
the Rev. John Hancock, a pastor Of the
congregation in colonial days and
grandfather of the John Hancock who
presided over the meetings of tie Con
tincntal congress. 1t is an interesting
fact i'll this connection that the KcEo-
lutionary Iancocl; and Samuel Adams
were in Lexington and We're being
searched for by the royal troops ut the
time tn" Lexington battle took place.
Standing on the green is modest
monument commemorative of the six
mlitilmcn who fell on that early April
morning This shaft looks rather
squat and plain among the surround
isg trees, and it is the hope of many
that in time more imposing monu-
ment may be built on TIL" spot, one
commensurate with the magnitude of
the event On another part of the
sward is Il bowldcr of granite on which
is inscribed the command Of Captain
Parker: Stand your ground. Don't
fire unlrS. fired upon. But if they mean
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-02
A
Tale of the War
For
Independence

there are at least score Of British"
About Il Dozen" said he. and
have forty between this path and the
ed%" of Lawrencc'S pasture.
Then you can save him, Why don't
you do it? Why don't you hurry? Are
you waiting till 1t is darK:''
"Ill tell you the plain tr';h,' said
Boyd after Il moments h"S.,:llion. II
am waiting to be sure that they get
the dispatches. Some OF our men who
have been captured in this way have
given mp their packets too easily. and
the smart officers among the enemy are
suspicious. They are telling Clinton
that it is all Il ruIe. but as yet he won't
believe" At least that is our infOrma-
ton For that reason Captain Law
renee was sent out. He is a shrcwd
as well AZ Il brave man. We trust in
him to fool them. and I'm only afraid
that he'll do 1t too we'll for his own
good lie let them apparently trap
him. hut it looks to me as if he'd hid
den the dispatches too well and that
the IlritiShrrS cant find them. They've
been there more than two hours. and
I'm afraid they'll lose their tenpcrs
pretty soon"
"1'hcy will hurt him to make him
tell"
Don't be alarmed. He won't let
them 20 too far But | wish l could
get some idea of what's goin" on. If l
could find Il smart boy who would
stroll up to that house and get himself
captured and taken inside
81 will do it,
"Not while am here to prevent"
said the officer. smiling. Il will not
send Il girl upon such an errand. You
may he sure. But bright boy could
do it and run no risk at all. Once in
side the house. he'd know in n minute
whether they'd found the dispatches,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-02

y EXTINCTION and Concord. where
occurred the historic SkirmiSllcs
H which prccipitated the Amer
lean Revolution, are rapidly
taking on Il suburban air, owing to the
outward movement of the population
of Boston. Lexington is only little
over ten miles from the business ror-
ton of the Hub-that is. hy the old
county road, though Il trilc farther by
rail 1t lies in Il norihwcSt"rly dircc-
ton, and its quiet and rcStful surround
ings, no less than its historic asSoca
tionS, render it IL desirable retreat for
those who wish to escape the busy life
of the city. Concord is seven miles
west of Lexington and is twenty miles
by the Ftchburg railroad from til"
Boston station. This quaint and beau
tiful old New England town, that must
so soon be swallowed in the cnvir0nS
of the advancing city of culture, is
not only Il patriotic shrine but liter
airy Mecca as well, for here it WAS that
the pOet-Sagc Emerson lived, and IIIW-
thOrne, whose rare genius is only now
beginning to be recognized ut its true
worth. Here also We're the AlcOttS and
Thorcau and not far away was Brook
Farm, the utopinn prophecy that sue
ccedcd even in its failure. Senator
George +. IIoar and others of the fa
nous SONS of Massachusetts also hail
from Concord.
1t was l2o years ago. the 10Th of
April, that the first American blood
was shed. the news of which fired the
hearts of the cOIoniSts from Vermont to
Georgia. Up to that day few believer
the struggle would go to the length of
armed conflict Before the setting of
the sun the issue was made. With the
arrival of the "ourierS bearing the
startling Intelligence all knew that the
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The Fourth In Keno GuIcb.

"Arc you going to deliver the Fourth
OF July Grafton this year, the mayor
of Keno Gulch was asked.
"You kin bet your gun | ain't!' he
promptly replied. Last Fourth of
July. when | was telln' or citizens
about how we licked the British. put
their tea out of business and busted
the stamp act. | missed three dog
fights and lynching."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-02

Brown-It costs me a pile of money
for my boys to celebrate the Fourth OF
July.
Green-FirewOrks expensive, eh?
Brown-Not at all; it's the arnica.
sticking plaster, etc, that takes the
mOuey,
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The Men Of
Seventy-six
By T. G. Harbaugh
Copyright. 1900. by T. c. H.rbaush

MO more 'peAtb beAvep's glorious arch
~ The copqueriDs CoDtDeDtAls march,
But still adowp Tin7e's vistAs eoDes
The long roll Of their battle drun0s,
ADd In the sunlight flash today
The swords they drew in FreedoD's fray
WbeD oft by river, wood apd town
The bappers Of a king went down.
THEY bore the flag Of stripe a1d star
Through Liberty's ir7oor' al war;
They fell arou1d it one by one
Before the eyes Of Washington;
UDnurDurps, they saw expire
GRIM Valley Foree's fIickerDg fire,
And from its n7iseries r3arebed out
To storm old Yorktow1's red redoubt.
u IHo does not feel today the thrill
w LiDked to the pane Of Bunker Hillf :
Who cap1ot see the glorious line :.
That met the foe at BraDdy~ipef
Or that which beId peoples hopes 4
Upon Kings n7ouptan's slippery sioPesf
What If 't~ere brokep in the storDf
HeroicalIy did it re-forDI
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- ||b' BALANCES ".'e:a.S! Ono
May Is, 1901.
May Is, 1901.

NNand AFTER above date until further
" notice TRAINS will arrive and depart
from CUMBERLAND as follows:
Main Line.
EAsTBoUND.
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York Express;
No. 4. arrives DO a. NJ. leaves 2:2S a. III.
No. l0....: ::.''..' '.' iea'os cmr q ~
No. >. arrives SIS a. M. leaves S2l a. M
No. g. arrives 1247 p. m; leaves i2:o2 p M
No. II. arrives 1920 p. m; leaves lol' p M
*Baltimore and Way:
M. leaves 3l5 p. III.
Express:
No. 4G. arrives 6;l7 p. H.; leaves 635 p. m.
*Grafton and Way
No. Vi. arrives 1853 a. III.
No. -. arrives 7:25 III.
wEsTBoUNp.
Pittsburg Express:
No. 8. arrives 1:50 a. M.
Pittsburg Limited:
No. H. arrives 4:35 a. Ill.
Cincinnati and st. Louis Express
No. 3. arrives 5:lOa. M. leaves 5l1 a. m.
*Parkersburg, Wheeling and Way;
No. Observation-Disclosures. leaves ':"a' i'''
Express:
No. A. arrives 9:l0 m.
No. 50. arrives 2:35p. m; leaves 3.o5p m.
No. t5. arrives 2:55p M; leaves 43op' M
Cincinnati and st. Louis Limited Express
No. |. arrives S:22 pm. leaves S2S p III.
Chicago Express
No. 7..arrives ll:45 p. m; leaves ll:92 p M.
Pittsburg Division.
EAsTBoUND.
5 n, 10. .Express arrives 213 a. III.
No. 46. EXPRESS. arrives 6:O5 p M
No 49, Cumberland III. arrives b:lO y. H.
No. II. Limited Express arrives !oi2 p. III
No. iS. Mail. arrives lZ;2l p. H.
No. Is. Limited Express. arrives l2;l' p M
For leaving time see same Express numbers
eastbound on Main Line.
wEsTBoUND.
No. o. Express ess...........lea leaves 1:5o a. M
No. H. .Pittsburg Limited leaves 40 a III.
No. l3. .Connellsville Ii. leaves 40 IL. III.
No. AZ. Chicago Express leaves go a. III.
Nh, :. Chicago Limited leaves 3O5 p. III.
No. 40. Mail .............. Leaves jlo p H.
For arriving time see same Express num-
bers westbound on Main Line.
*Except Sunday. Ton and after June 70.
No. 40 is local train from Cumberland to
Pittsburg, and No. As from Pittsburg to Cum
berland.
Through tickets, east and west, for sale at
Cumberland. M. g. CLARKE,
C.S. SINS, Ticket Agent.
General Manager ID. B. MARTIN,
May2l Manager Passenger Traffic.
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ROOMS, NEW, FRESH AND
!. sweet; rent $50 month; You to furnish new;
(only hotel), town 1000.
Hotel, q little gem; the best and most mod
ern 4O-room hotel In the northwest: elegant
y furnished; shows for itself; nothing like
1t OF as good (only hoteI city 4,00O three
railroads. 900 cash. 80 -. 81 80 4
= Hotel, 40 rooms; county seat city $500; three
railroads; steamheated; baths; (only 81 no.
ten; shows net every month, $3.50; $4,000
Hotel, 70 rooms, city 10, 900: railroad can+or
(only $2 hotel); all modern, finely furnished:
shows net profit $500 month; can't be dupii,
Hotels-We have 200 other hotels in all mart.
OF the United States Call or write Tell
US exactly what you want j, lis Kasota
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BUSINESS CHAN0Fs

For Sale or Exchange -Gristmin which pr,nds
an kinas. o. Iced eornmeal and rye flour. To-
Gated right at, railway station and two large
creameriss surrounded by rich farming COM
F. coss;. 20 ~ niles sou. Of
equipped with MI machinery, etc "a good CON-
dition. also good History residence, barn, fruit,
orchard etc.; recent owner made money but
$25O0; this is good home and a good living
TOE Ine right man VIII sell or exchange for
. Land. Loan & Lumber Co., Hill City, MINI.
FOR sALE-AN OIL MILL, LARGE CAPAC.
1ty, fully equipped with modern machinery;
large light buildings. nearly new; adapted for
s brick and concrete construction; every thing in
nrst-class order: located In western city with
& on liberal terms to responsible parties at a
M s s'1 Rargain to close an estate; Write
and Trust building, Chicago.
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FOR sALE-1sO-ACRE FARM IN MOWE.7
county, two miles from railroad; might con.
slider good city lots In part payment. Address
=, g. Ii, 423 Forest az, city. IS. s.
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Farm Lands.

STRONG, CAMPBELL & CHRISTENSEN,
e.. 215 New York Life,
q ~; Land and Farm Bargains.
Improved farm 1000 acres, Brown equity m n:
under cultivation. balance good hay and pas
ture; good buildings. plenty good water, 9
model farm. All machinery, stock. grain, feed
and seed goes at $27 per acre Terms easy.
100 acres. Grand Forks county, near city OF
!, Grand Forks; also near. small town on North
ern Pacific railway; 50 acres in crop this year ear,
eaanee good pasture always rents
- 200 acres, Polk county Wis, $500; O. w Sa
money; well situated. Snap for somebody
i6o acre acres Nelson County, N. D., good soil,
clay subsoil, near Aneta; no buildings: 40
acres broken, balance good hay land 27oO.
part cash. 1867 49,
100 acres timber, land, Carleton county,
Mimi, hardwood and cedar for telegraph poles,
posts, etc; SO per acre, part cash. go.
have many good aeod N and sed
frst-class improvements, can be bought cheap.
For terms and description call on
Strong, Campbell & Christensen, -
215 New York Life, Minneapolis
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Unimproved.

49, Un1mpr0Ved.
WE ARE OWNERS OF SOME FINE LOTS ON
Lyndale av, d with city water in, only two
blocks from car line and close to Lynnhurst
district, which can be had on easy payments.
Do you want one? ,tt-"
Sf75 each, lots on Garfield, Harriet, Grand
and Pleasant avs, near AID st; easy terms
1925 for lot on Garfield and 30th st.
$3.50, fine lot on Pillsbury, with city water
I, 1915 buys nice lot on Aldrich av, near 35th
1925, nice east front lot Garfield, near
34th; city water in. si
$3.50 each, two lots on Bryant av, near 85th !;
city water and stone sidewalk. -a,.t
$3.50 each, fine lots on Penn av N, near 9Th
av: all improvements 59a-lr
1915 for 50x125, in Cottage City: lies per-
feet among nice homes. This is snap.
$500, lots on 4th ay, near Lake st.
$780, fine east front lot on Fremont av, near
Lake st. -.
S476 buys two lots on 18th av, near 82d ST.
city water, sewer and gas.
$3.50 double corner, 35th and Garfield. .ss
$500. fine east front lot On 10th av, near
SD; all improvements.
We have many lots In Calhoun district at
all prices. Will submit offer Of $3.50 for fine
east front lots near 32d st.
..a G. & c.,
315 Bank of Commerce.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

HOUSES AND LOTS.
$1,675-$175 cash, balance easy terms; nneiy
built Groom house, all modern except neat;
never been occupied; large lot, stone SIDE
walk, city water and sewer In street; near
school and car; North Side. Easily S3oo
less than cash value.
$3,750--$1 1850 cash. A fine residence property
on 4th st Sc, near 18th av. This Is near
state university House modern. Bargain.
Lots.
$185-$25 cash. balance monthly. East front
lot. only two blocks from car line; stone
sidewalk North Side.
$210--$5O cash. balance $40 per month; seven
full sized lots on North Side, with nne
shade trees; only two blocks from carllne.
Same sized lots across street just SOLO ZOE
$500 each -.
S265-$125 cash. balance monthly. fine half
acre corner lot at Mnnehaha Fa1s. a
bargain. = g
$560-Eight lots near Lyndale and Attn st >;
Must have $40 cash. VIII loan you S6oo
On these lots at per cent.
Acres. W.,
S1,5OoFive acres, only four blocks IRON Nlc sne
let car line; inside Of 4Sth ST; me piece
of land; $500 cash will handle IT.
5000 acres south of Lake Harriet gooo SOIL
nearly level and all tillable. Easy terms'
ors might work in some trade. ,
50 5000 acres south Of Minnetonka Mills,
slightly rolling, plenty of wood, gooa !, sou on
will double in value In Few years. $A'ooo
* pottar Phoenix Building.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Contklnrtad.

GREAT LEASING PROPOSITION.
We control 10 900 acres ideal prairie wheat
lands. located In the Big Bend district, IN
the state OF Warrington; mild, charming ell:
years at less than the taxes elsewhere; no
taxes to pay: You can make fortune 3!
you have thousand dollars to invest. this
great opportunity win pay enormous returns;
no large capital required Lease the whole Or
q part. Less than you are paying now for
taxes alone, and In the greatest country on
earth. Write today.
y #sEE Hunter Land Comnany Minneapolis.
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acres of fertile land. with about 20 acresaun-
der plow: anes meadow, pasture, plenty wood,
flock hens; all machinery and tools; IL sold at
once $4,000 About 50 acres on a fine 1ake;,4-
pillow; good meadow, rest in timber; good work
horse; cow; flock hens, price 81, 200. Bordering
of buildings. about go acres under pillow; plen-
y Of wood; splendid meadows, 81, 500: + sold
der rlow, fair set Of buildings, pair Of
shoEses harnesses wagon, g. cows. 8iswine. nock
acres seeded to rye. 10 acres clover; 10 stacks
hay, price 81 300. S. "A. arlisle. Wyoming,
S. MINI. $3.50 &.
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Potter. Phoenix Building.

@ O o o o o o o
$4,000 FOR DOUBLE DWELLING, NOS.
o 1921 1928 Pleasant av; SIX rooms each :
q side Rental income. $2sS per annum' I
a 81 Good we'll and cistern.
q So hOO-Nos 21O6-21OS Minnehaha aV; SIX
o fat building; city water and sewer
q always well rented; present rental IN, {
o come 1904; can be increased to $oVo
o by putting 5000 In repairs. IaAes
o $4s; water tax, $3.50. good'payng {
o Investment.
o SIS, OO0-Four- fat building, five rooms eacni
o always well rented; rental income 500
q per annum; sewer and city water, fur-
o mace, nice large basement and attic.
o frst-c class, long time, paying invest
o ment. Nos. S26-S2S 22d av s.
o ST, 6OO-No. sol w 31st st; eight,room
Q dwelling; city water, sewer; all IN
o good repair. :
o ss5o@No. 1910 9Th st N; seven rooms; G
o storm sash, cistern, barn and outbuild- G
o ings. We will rent this house for $1o
O per month. .-.
@ ss0o-No. 29o6h Pil1sbury av, seven {
o rooms; cistern and we'll, storm sash; c
o house all in good repair.
o Call or phone us at once for particulars.
o No. 1893, both phones.
Q J. schutt & Son, No. s4o Temple Court. {
n q q q O @ @ O O o o o o o
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FJJRRIERS

FURRIERS
@~s~~~~S~-~e>~~y~~s~
ROBERT NA6AfANN, PRACTICAL FURRIER,
is still doing business at 701 Nfcollet nv, over
Kerr's store S all work satisfactory or money
refunded. stsss
4. REINER, TUHs no ORDER AND sKuFUL
repairing. 7o1 Hennepin ", corner It'll. Both
phones -----
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AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLES

AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES
81 -. - 90 - an, -
passengers almost new; will sell for $3.50.
One four-passenger Knox machine, 10-h. p. air
cooled engine, $780, One 9-horsepower touring
car, with 6o tonneau ~ air,c &c engine. shaft
car. with glass front and top; price applfca.
ton.
Northwestern Motor Vehicle Co.,
219-221 9th st s.
FOR sALE-oNE 1904 WHITE STEAMER,
complete with canopy top, glass front, gas
headlights and baskets. For particulars ad.
dress 1893, Journal.
WANTED-BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDITION;
coaster brake preferred. 20 or 22-inch frame;
must be low price. Address 1885, Journal.
$4,000 sEARoHMoUNT AUTOMOBILE, PRAc.
tically new to exchange for good Minneapolis
property. W. a.. Gould, 405 Boston block.
WILL SELL MY oLDsMoBILE VERY CHEAP
IL sold now; In fine running order; rear
tires three inch. lao, Journal.
AUTOMOBILE AND VEHICLE STORAGE FROM
4 50 cents to So per month. No. 8 Grant st.
50 81. G. Goosman
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u ACRES, WELL IMPROVED, GOOD HOUSES,
lake, S,a miles from railroad town, at s14
ps ie0 acres. well improved farm in Pine
county, Mimi, four miles from railroad town,
SIS per acre. This is an unusual snap.
160 acres improved farm in Ward county, n
d., four miles. south of Minot, at 50 II taken
soY i6o acres we'll improved farm, Bottineau
county, N. D.. bargain at $14 per acre. ).
SO acres in Hubbard county, Mimi all
cleared, with good log house and barn, three
miles. from Akeley, at IS per acre. |
100 acres, well improved farm, good houses
of all descriptions, 8h miles from railroad
town in Marshall county, Mimi, Eat $40 per
acre @t5. 9#sE. 2% .rs7s.$ g. /.
leo acres in Swift county, Mimi, all under
cultivation close to railroad town; good build
ings; price $3.50 per acre.
We here call attention to very few snaps,
but we have hundreds Of good farms and lands
in the northwest at very reasonable prices.
Acme Realty Co., 1924 Andrus building, Mime
annlis ~ :
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40-AORE FARM, WRIGHT COUNTY; NEW
buildings; one-half under cultivation; 70 acres
and church, 81, $50.
1OO-acre farm Anoka county; 80 acres under
Der and meadow; good buildings; one mile from
st. Francis: 50, 000
+ acres meadow; II acres fine timber: small
house. fair barn and well; stock, crop, machine
cry can be bought when wanted; farm 81 ,OQO
16O-acre fine farm: 70 under plow; 80 acres
timber, balance meadow and pasture; good
Sc under sd poa
timber and meadow: lots Of buildings; one.
half mile creamery; markets on all sides; soil
one-third down; call for more particulars; also
for our printed list Of farms and lands.
Julius Crosse & Moe
A0A BOSTON BLOCK Mfnnea rolfs
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S2.lOO CASH,

Near Lake Calhoun The cheapest house for
the money offered yet. A 7-room, all modern
house In the best condition possible; furnace
heat hot and cold water, BATH gas, etc. Lot
42X1a7 feet; nice lawn, trees and shrubs; three
blocks from Lake Calhoun. For further par
ticulars call at Thorpe Bros, Andrus building
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Continued.
ls.RooM CENTRAL BoARDINGHoUsE, 50
boarders; always full; rooms In great demand,
Long list of roominghouses and fats.
1b-room clearinghouse, very select, good prices;
steam heat
. furnished; everything complete. sS4 600
One 45-room Minneapolis hotel, European.
One 55-roo1n Minneapolis hotel, European; both
are steam heated
One 55-room Minneapolis hotel, American.
Neatest cigar stand in tine city.
H. A. Humiston,
II 7th st N, Room 1.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE.
It is growing.
Buy one share. ~ 80
Not more than five shares to any one.
Price $40 Der share.
Paying now 10 per cent and will pay more.
This Is q safe investment
Pays better than savings bank.
Put in part of your savings.
A splendid Christmas gife.
Z limited number Of shares for sale.
For particulars address 97eS, Journal.
BOOMING HoUsE-sNAP.
Bowling alley, Minnesota.
Restaurant Wisconsin
Hotel. bar and billiard hall, Kentucky.
81 Millinery, Wisconsin.
Blacksmith shop. Colorado.
Blacksmith shop, Kansas.
Saloon and hall, Minnesota.
List your property with u.s. Quick sellers.
National Mercantile Exchange
ami H0fyrf
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---1- -UIOsoC -1t1-F----
400 Boston Block. Minnea polls.

Do you know that western Kansas is on
the verge of one Of the. biggest land booms
to this condition. and we strongly urge you
to- join our excursion parties, leaving every
self Even If you, do not invest you Will
find the trip will prove both profitable and
Prices Of lands are still very cheap, and
are sure to double in short time. These
lands suitable for mixed farming, and
y Sc to So per acre, very easy terms 10 years
If desired. Write for full descriptive circular
you samples of corn and other grains raised.
Special railroad rates.
Eastern Dakota Land and Loan Co.,
2 2O0-2O1 Northwestern building ,S{5ss
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MODERN HOUSES.
$40, OO0-Dupont av S, near Douglass, 10 rooms.
$14,0O0-Clifton av, near Vine place, IL rooms.
$11 ,OOO-Fremont av s. near oath, Ii rooms.
$S,0oo-Pleasant av, oath st, 10 rooms.
$775O-Girard av S. near ed st. rooms.
SO, S50-James av, Douglas, 10 rooms.
Sc, 7Oo-Aldrich av, near 22d st, rooms.
So, 500-2d av s.. corner 31st st, ~ rooms.
So, 0Oo-9th S, 31st st. II rooms.
81, 60O-Bryant av S. near 10Th st, 8 rooms.
$4,S00-Pillsbury av, near 26th st. rooms.
4,2oO-2d av s, near Seth st, rooms.
$4O00-Lyndale av s, oath st. s rooms.
Houses in all parts Of the city at all prices.
Ask for catalogue.
z2ay55t Walter l.. Badger,
800 Oneida Bldg.
So, so0-45x12e, 4th Av 8, NEAR 92d ST, :
rooms, nearly all modern improvements hot
water heat.
s2,1oo-42xeo Bed st. near Sd av, rooms;
city water up and down stairs; rents $21
month. IT
81, aO0-45x125, Morgan av N, near Goth, Z
rooms, cellar, city water and barn.
VI, 5OO-B3x126, James av N, near 9th, rooms
cellar and city water.
81, 800-46x126, 18th s, 84th, 8 rooms
cellar cistern and we'll; almost new
$1,OO0-4Ox127 Thomas N, near Saith; I
rooms, cellar, cistern and we'll. +, =.
$eOO---E 25th st, near 18th av, 5-room cottage
cellar.
Sh Houses at all prices Ask for catalogue.
Walter L. Badger,
300 Oneida Building.