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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-18
PAUL BEUHLER,
AKA TpmDlp Court.


30. 5oO-New up-to-date. fine family apartment
building; FIVE nice rooms, besides clothes
closets and complete furnished sast ~ p onen
nickel and porcelain plumbing, separate not
water heating plant for each apartment; me
gas fixtures, globes window shades, nara,
screens: hall rugs and stair carpets; every
APARTMENT. Halls all handsomely decorated;
laundry rooms, store rooms; IN 1act' every.
thing you can think Of to make 1t surety aslt
modern and up-to date; fine large east 'front.'
lot 45x165 to 2o-foot alley; in Bla anoi $
addition. near Nicollet av; rents Sl'3zo' no
heating plant and furnishes their own coal 1T
is a big interest payer and bargain. Is offered
for five days only. ann ,,
81, 5OO-Go in and look it over. No. 273s Pills
hurry av; the occupant will show you through
this strictly modern. eight room home. finished
in select highly polished hardwood and hard-
wood floors: handsomely decorated; one Oh lne
best hot water heating plants fine combine pilna
ton gas and electric fixtures, window shades,
storm sash, full size screens. finest or open
nickel plumbing, complete furnished laundry
room. gas stoves nice east front lot, 4ox165
to 2O-foot alley; elegant shade trees. stone
walks, fine lawn, sewer. water, gas, curD ana
built for a home only short time ago; only
two short blocks to LIST nv cars; location
first class Blaisden addition; everything goes
days, rs the owner is going to leave:
S.. O0O-Lowry Hill bargain; new. up-todate, 3.
room house, finished in highly polished selected
very best up-to-date nickel and porcelain
plumbing: the hot water heating plant, GER
tainly can't be beat: 80 feet more radiation
than needed; most elegant gas fixtures. win
dow shades downstairs handsomely decorated.
built for a home. Such an opportunity, no
doubt, will never be offered again In Lowry
Hill, within three blocks Of Lowry Hill
church and Douglas school,
See Paul Beuhler before you BUY for hne: up
1o-date. modern houses at all prices. If you
wish to make quick cash sale or borrow
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i, 500 FOR FINE HOME OF ROOMS ON THE
first two floors, servants room and storeroom
on third; combination heat with thermostat;
separate hot water heater for domestic use;
built-in ashpit laundry, gas fixtures and range;
shades and curtain rods; beautifully decorated,
hardwood floors, storm sash, full screens and
screened porch; inside Franklin, Lowry Hill
district; now on 1T $2,250, years, per cent
mortgage; owner might consider good vacant
lot part payment. See Staring, d. c. Bell
Investment Co., Ill 4th st s.
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Walter l.. Badger.
300 Oneida Building.
PAYS 10 PER CENT NET.

PAYS 10 PER CENT NET.
AN ABSOLUTELY SOLID INVESTMENT.
Two of the finest apartment buildings in Min
neapolis. lied pressed brick and brownstone
with heavy fire walls and thoroughly built.
Near two public parks and one block from two
car lines, in CT the most charming loca-
lions in the city. The buildings alone would
cost today, s15O,ooo: Always rented and ap-
picants ahead. There So apartments,
gross income per year: $14,500; expenses.
$4,000. making SILL 900 net income. Owing to
recent death OF owner, the family wish to
dispose of the property. The price is $4,000.
Any good securities other real estate might
be accepted as part payment. Call or write
today.
e. F. Lambert
1923 Guaranty Bldg.
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FRANK P. NICOLL,
Real Estate.

Minneapolis.
2s19 Sd av S. five rooms 47X127; nice
little place; easy terms; $3.50.
1s45 31st st, eight rooms and alcove;
also small barn, we'll and cstern; corner,
s17 sth av N. 70 rooms, city water; fine
property; 45x150: rented $24; 400.
1906 Pleasant avv. eight rooms and modern,
27oS Harriet av, nine rooms, bath bath furnace,
ETC. c:oo 45 m easy terms; $4,000:
452iS easS terms nv s4soo
2527 list av S, eight rooms. modern. barn;
5eS12s nice property; easy terms; $500;
,o 1929 Harriet az, eight roc rooms, modern; 45S
3117 Irving S. eight rooms. modern; Ask
121: nice place; easy terms; $4,000.
5000 Irving av S. nine rooms, modern; fine
corner; easy terms; $3.50
165: very fine: $3.50.
$500 I'd S, IL rooms. modern: fine cor
ner. 9ox12s; choice; $500.
725 E 10th ST, NEAR PARK Az, II
rooms; new plumbing and combina-
e1es14 10th av S. double frame house, e4'0o'
modern 5000
2oo os Kenweod parkway. II rooms; modern 1000
1921 G ttr az s. Lowr g,r HILL rooms
1O3-1o5 W 10Th ST. double brick. rooms,
each. city water wet sinks ........ 1900
337 10Th st, 6 rooms, city water, wet
zoos Gardeld av, rooms. for two fam I'm: A'''
lilies, city water, wet sinks ....... ], 900
1928 10th av s. 6 rooms, city water, barn.. $500
2912 9th av S. S rooms, city water. sewer. 800
2443 Cedar av, rooms, city water, wet
sinks 1,oOO
41G-41S Penn n, two houses
each and full lot each property egg. 900
224 Cedar ay, frame building, having two
+t tenements of rooms .............. 1000
2S16 Colfax av S, rooms, cistern and
-. . well. east front .................... 800
.-- Any of the above sold on easy terms
Inquire g. 91a 9Th st s.
. 81. Oo0-CoLFAX Av AND w 9th ST, NEW
.. modern house. rooms and reception hall
hardwood finish, open plumbing; terms tc
suit
$3soo-Pleasant av and 31st ST., artistic home
on extra large lot; must be seen to be
appreciated Let show it.
S3oOO-Near Nicollet and Seth st, new. z
room, modern house; hardwood finish
and floors. column opening, sideboard
open plumbing. full cement basement
hot water heat. concrete porch.
s275o-Clinton av, near 25th st; rooms, cit,
water: lot 6Ox135; shade trees; all stree
improvements in. -...
81 6GO-Ontarfo st SE. 8 rooms. city water. we
49, sinks; occupied by two families; rent S2
.-.-.. month; easy terms.
= Il 3oO-2Sth ay s. near Lake st: new. six-roon
r - IL cottage: cellar. cistern, WE'LL woodshed
large lot; easy terms
Ss5O-E 26th st. near Milwaukee shops six
room house; good lot; special terms
S. H Findley, 517 Andrus Building.
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Unimproved.

EASY TERMS.
Take your choice of any lot in Yerkes' addi-
ton, on 18th, 18th and Bloomington avs. be-
tween Goth st and Lake st s.; price from $500
to $3.50 They are all beautiful building lots,
lie level and above grade: these lots will all
be sold in the next sixty days. Come early
and get your choice.
$3.50 for fine lots on Minnehaha av and 35th
st; large size. 40x150. ~ :. @
$275 for lots on 18th av S, between Lake and
31st st: east front. -
$3.50 only for one Of the finest lots in Pros
pect Park addition, Southeast; close to Univer-
s1ty av car line: consider the size of this lot
and call at once, 170x14O, facing two stress,
Malcolm and Arthur; avs; city water and stole
sidewalk in: this lot is actually worth $1,000.
We have lots in all parts of the city.
J. p. Blichfeldt & Co.,
250 Temple Court.
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HOMEsTEADS AND TIMBER CLAIMS
We have some very good homestead relin-
quishments in Minnesota. with and without
IN: also some heavy timber claims over half q
million feet pine and spruce, near railroad
and stream.
Tingda1e Bros,
aO7 Bank Of Commerce Bldg, Minneapolis,
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Farm Lands.
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FARMS-FARMS-FA

o o o
. FARMs-FARMs-F ARMs-FARMs.
0 Here are few of our bargains: I'm
o proved farm of 12O acres, Anoka county;
houses etc.; IS acres sun Under s cuitiVatio e
o 16 acres in clover, 40 acres in wild hay,
Q balance in pasture and wood; land lays
o head Of cattle, % hens, farming tools,
o etc: also household furniture; price 81, 800.
Only two miles to R. r. station
o barn, 16x4o, machine shed. granary, milk:
o house, etc; 10 acres under cultivation. 80
o sandy loan soil; price only $1,350; $500
o cash, od balance easy terms.
cosnty 81 ss ea5 An Ss1
o set Of buildings, house of six rooms, barn
2sx4o, granary. sheds, etc; good well;
0 acres Under cultivation; is head Of cattle,
0 IA tons. Of hay, 40 hens, 300 baskets of
o corn; all farming tools and wagons, and
o 5000; ~ miles to station.
o Two improved farms. in Becker county,
o. log buildings and partly under FER cuitlva-
o ton; prices $1,000 and 81 200. Look these
0 Fine improved farm OF 1877 acres, Hen
0 nepin county, Mimi; one mile to station,
o a miles from Minneapolis; two good frame
ga one Of four the other has
o granary, ETC.; lis acres under cultivation,
o balance timber; good, black loan soil;
o price $15, 900; 5000 cash.
0 ty; good frame house of FIVE rooms, barn,
Q henhouse, cosncrib. ETC., Is acres under
potato fet nn prle ss00 $S s~ S %hs is 'As
o snap. y ga: ~
0 We have farms in Minnesota, Wiscon-
0 sin, North and South Dakota, Colorado,
o Manitoba; in fact, most anywhere you
o want them; consult us before buying; we
o can save you money.
O H. A. Shaw s. Co.,
o Rooms 501-2 Northwestern Building,
o Minneapolis.
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NEW BUSINESS BUILDINGS.
Do you want a new building and location
adapted to your business? On long lease at
a reasonable rental. II so, please see me as
to plans of building: I have numerous loca.
lions. Main 1880; T. C. 26O5.
John I. Herman,
1896 Lumber Exchange.
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-APl'S W
George H. Miller,
$50 Lumber Exchange.

g. w. WELLS, 500 PHOENIX.
81 GOO-Fine house on W Lake ST. near Hen
nepin: all in nice condition; corner.
81, 500 buys house, eight rooms. on Crystal
Lake av; connects with sewer; street improve
ments i'll.
S3,OOU-New, seven rooms, strictly modern.
wel-built, full basement; Pleasant aH, near
Seth st. , -.
-, 3o0-Bargain; Bryant av S.. near Saith st.
$2,2OO-Bargain; nine rooms, barn; near H.
$2,1O0-Bargain; eight rooms, 14th ay 5,
ST, 3O0-Bargain; II rooms, South Minneapo-
lis. 49, =,
$s5o-Bargain; eight rooms, Oliver av N
81, OOo-Lot 49x12s, Stevens av and 25th St..
81 ,UCO-LOt 4OX11S, Portland, near 18th ST.
S5(n}-Lot 42X129, Bryant av ana ooth ST.
Money to loan good security; no delay.
I OFFER FOR SALE MY SUMMER HOME ON
west shore OF Lake Calhoun, adjoining the
Mnkahda club. consisting Of four lots with
frontage Of So feet lake and depth OF
225 feet house of six rooms exclusive OF large
sun parlor and billiard room; hardwood floors,
plate and loaded glass windows, siX-foot hre-
place and artistic decora tiOns; farmhouse win
50-brl tank. gasolene engine and pump, giving
abundant @,ter supply; gas plant supplying
gas TO- lighting ana cooking; automoolle sned
80 feet long, with mans room; large lawn anu
garden beautiful trees, boat wharf. etc. A
delightful view of entire lake and shore Doule
ward; exclusive location, having club GROUNDS
on south and private street ON nortn Wnlch
has been made parkway. with beautiful lawn
and cobblestone and cement cutters. II IN
terested address Carl L. Stewart, Il LUMBER
Exchange Tabasco Plantation Co.
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FIVE ACRES ON CEDAR Az AND 18th ST

81, 500.
10 acres near Camden Place, 81 $50.
Is acres six miles from Minneapol postof-
fce house and barn, fruit; want offer on it.
80 acres near city limits, 81, 100, or will sell
10 acres for $500; bargain.
Three acres, all cultivated, one acre straw
berries, one acre orchard; good buildings, near
carline; 81 800. including COW and some tools
5000 down.
40 acres, .Anoka county. three miles from
station, Is atres under plow nice hay meadow
good pasture and timber, good little house and
barn; this is nice little place and 10 cheap
at 1000.
We have many other good bargains in farms
and land near Minneapolis. Our circulars tell
all about them. Sent free.
Boston Land Co.,
dnR Rostnn BLOCK. Mfnnpanolia
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RARE OPPORTUNITY. go,
Loring Park-Containing 40 acres or hlgniy
improved land, with lawns, groves and lake,
growing more and more beautiful each year
under the skilful care and management OF our
park board, lies directly opposite charm
ing home of II rooms: no expense spared to
make it complete, comfortable and artistic !;
hardwood finish and floors throughout; steam
heat, open plumbing. two bathrooms, good
barn. with room for man; the greatest par
gain in Minneapolis today, and beautiful Tor
situation, convenient to churches, schools,
public library, car service, and easy walking
distance to business: l would be pleased to
make an appointment with you and show the
property at any time. Apply to
George II. Miller.
$50 Lumber Excnange.l
Sc, 500-46x12s, GIRARD Av, NEAR HENNE-
pin; beautiful ten-room thoroughly modern
house, decorations on first floor tapestry;
every convenience in house; perfect condition
and nearly new; owner wants to sell and
would consider an offer Of little less If sold
now. VIII pay you to investigate this.
81 800 buys good modern house on 18th av.
near 18th st, barn; certainly cheap at the
price.
81 ,7OO-Handsome house on Irving av, near
Lake Calhoun; eight rooms, thoroughly mod
ern, perfect condition and built last year for
keeps, not for sale; best of reason for sell
ing.
First-class houses in all parts Of the city
at all prices.
Walter l.. Badger.
300 Oneida Building.
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..-. 1000, r
Lot, 1O0x15O, In Lake of Isles addition, three
blocks to This is cheap. 49,.
i. .a~. 5000 II ...-
Buys lot on Bryant av, near Lake st.
$500. ~.-. r-,. e.i
Fine lot on Humboldt and SGD; has water,
gas, stone walks and trees.
E".. .l"" $775.
Lots on Irving av, overlooking the lake.
$7OO.
Lot on Lake st and Humboldt av; all i'm
provements; nothing cheaper.
p ...,. =. $3.50.
Corner lot Lake place and 25th st, in
Lake Of Isles addition.
$780,
Corner Madison and oath av NE; has water
and stone walk. .'s -.
. -. 1925
University av, near oath av NE; size AK
. 157; city water.
Bis ~. = y 1915.
Lots on Humboldt nv and I'd av N.
."4 5000.
Each, on Nicollet and 45th; very easy
terms.
$3.50.
Lynda1e av and 43d; city water; close to
cars and school; very cheap. Many others
same locality.
G. & c., 315 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
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STOCK FARM.

1,270-acre stock farm. 20 miles from St.
acres under plow,. 200 acres oak timber, 20
acres natural meadow, two fine lakes Join the
land, gently ROLLING clay soil, farm about
one fve-room dwelling house with barn, wortS
$1,000; boarding house 3Ox40. two stories;
one basement barn 64x70, three stock barns
60x70, hay barn 45x92, one granary and car
rage shed combined 34x200, two stories; two
granaries 30160, machine shed 32x70, black
smith shop, chtckencoop with large runways,
windmills, set of scales and icehouse All
buildings are painted and in irst-class repair.
This magnificent stock farm is being sold by
regardless of the value Of the farm I have
this for sale for short time at $50 per acre.
If there are too many buildings they can be
sold to adjoining landowners at good prices
Buildings alone are worth $50, OOO very rea.
sonable terms. A. NJ. Lawton, IS q 4th 1T,
st. Paul MINI.
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PI EASANT AVENUE-rHE CHOICEST COR
ner. fronting east on this beautiful avenue,
surrounded Oy elegant homes: can show you
house hardwood finish of the very best work
manship hardwood floors. hot water heater
of the most approved pattern, with heat reg
plumbing; sideboard in dining-room; library
lifted up with shelves, leaded glass. etc
ment; summer heater for hot water: water
meter. gas fixtures and globes; window shades
two mantels and CRATES, plate glass through.
brick on part first story; corner lot, 54X13o;
stone walks, driveway, shade trees. ETC.; one
of the finest and most artistic houses In that
vicinity and at a price that cannot be dupli-
Gated. Apply to
George H. Miller,
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Is 900 ACRES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY. WIS. !;
FOR sale at q bargain II taken quick. Crouch,
22e New York Life building, Minneapolis
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FOR sALE-12o ACRES, MILE Laos CoUN.
nine miles north of Milaca: fine land. weiEi
settled In the vicinity; price SIS per acre; one
third cash, balance to suit at Der cent In
.terest. ~
For sale-160 acres. Pine county. ~ miles,
from Cornell station; price $40 per acre; easy
terms.
Have unincumbered land in Wright and Sher-s
burne counties, from $40 TO SIS per acre.
Have large number Of improved farms in
Swift, Chippe wa, Stearns Wright and Sher.t
burne counties; exceptional values; come In and
see We can suit you.
We want to purchase rs acres adjoining the.
city, southern section must be good land.
suitable for chicken ranch.
Union Realty Co.. 4O7 Boston Block.
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SOME LOT BARGAINS soUTH-Ssoo, EAST
front, Dupont near Lake; $500, west front,
Fremont near 31st; $3.50. west front, Aldrich
near 33d; 1915. west front, Emerson near 33d;
$500, east front, corner 35th and Aldrich
$500, Aldrtch near Both, east front; $3.50,
west 'front.' Bryant near 35th $780, west
front, Colfax near Lake; $3.50. west front,
Grand near 32d; $500, west front, Garfield
near 33d; $500. west front, Blaisdell near 36th
$500, east front, Lyndale near Seth; $500, west
front, Bryant near 39th; $175 east front,
Bryant near 41st; $3.50, east front, Emerson
near Lake; $780, west front, Garfield near
merce Bldg
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NEW HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH, ON
large east front lot; sewer, gas, city wa
ter; finest Flemish oak finish; thoroughly
rst-class, house in every respect, sideboard,
pantry, laundry vegetable-room: t-class
heating. plant, loaded and plate glass win
dows, linen and medicine closets, clothes chute
3 to Sunday. Hassett, 311 Century bldg.
PAYS 14H PER CENT NET, sl2,5o0 BUYS 1T.
splendid brownstone and pressed brick
fat, strictly modern and up-to-date Twelve
minutes walk from business portion Of city:
Always rented and applicants ahead. For an
investment, 1t is solid as the Rock of
Gibraltar. Cell or write today.
E. +. Lambert, '-FE'
',1no9 Cnorantv Rldp =
, 1905-08-16
SKIRT SACHErS.

accessories to the feminine wardrobe.
One of the best schemes is the skirt
sachet, to be worn just above the pet
ticoat. 1t consists Of a girdle of rib
bon, pendent from which are long
streamers terminating in a tiny scent
ed sachet, as indicated by the ccom
panying sketch.
There are corset sachets in bow and
and sachets in various forms designed
for the delicate task of seeming the
contents of chlffonler, dresser, chest or
trunk.-Brooklyn Life.
, 1905-08-16
THE PARTIAL
She who Exnlts IA Son Mt the Expense
of Herself and Her Family.

Concerning the partial and ome
times unreasoning devotion of II GER
tain type of mother to her favorite son,
a writer in Vogue expresses herself
presumably as follows:
Nothing ever devised brought more
unhappiness in its train han the in
eXcusable habit mothers have had from
time immemorial of idoliZing Il son
and sacrificing their own interests and
those of the daughters of the family
TO him. This phase of maternal affec-
ton is as hysterical and no more cred
table than those spasms of romantic
affection that impel the victims of 1t to
suicide and other absurd or harmless
goings on. Having heard all their
lives mother love exalted as the high
est attainable human sentiment (Which
It Is not, by the way, women naturally
SUI that any variety of affection
they may display toward their Off
spring is creditable. The daughters
may serve the mother in illness or
trouble. They may habitually put her
comfort or pleasure before their own
without securing for themselves in re-
turn Il 1.-THE of the affection she Law
ishes upon her ofttimes unworthy son.
In family councils, in the division of
property or in It's conservation the dot
ing mother can be depended upon to
take the lying word of the most unre-
liable of Sons above that of the daugh-
tiers. whose loyalty has stood the strain
of II lifetime Of maternal injustice.
When the sons unworthiness can no
longer be ignored her plea Is, Give
him II chance" wen though he at
tanned mans estate years before and
has persisted in his evil course, not
withstanding numberless allurlng OPP
%portunities to turn over a new leaf.
In the majority of instances the sons
life failure Is due to the unwise meth
DDS of his love craZed mother. En-
couraged to crafty his desires and
fancles, the wholesome discipline of
correction and restraint is hardly
known to him. Aided and abetted in
his lawlessness by his mother, the
baby, and later the boy, defes author
1ty and tramples on rights.
, 1905-08-16
Coming Attractions

Aug. l7-Basket ball at the Casino.
Wild wood Champions VS.. Ginder Stars
of Philadelphia.
August II, 1S-Beneiit of Wild wood
Jr. Fire Company ut the Ocean Pier
Theatre.
August p, -, 23-Blaker's Theatre.
II e Blaker Stock Company in WAY
GOWN South"
Aug. Il, Is, l9-Biaker's Theatre.
The I'laker Stock Company in "The
Village Nagabond."
Aug. 17-rrades League parade.
For further particulars zee article in
this issue.
Aug. 17-Entertainment in the An
glesea borough hall. Benefit of the NJ.
E. Church. Fancy articles, ice cream
, 1905-08-16
Trustees Sale

BY virtue of an order made by Lewis T.
Stevens, Referee in Bankruptcy, in the mat
ter of WilliamT 4. Garrison, bankrupt, the sub
scriber will sell ut public vendue on
MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1905,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
at the p emises, southeast corner of Burk and
Holly Beach avenues, in the Borough ofHolly
Beach City. in the County of Cape May, ALL
the following described tracts of land and
premises, situate in the Borough of Holly
Beach ty, County of Cape May and State of
New Jersey:
No. 1,-Being Lots numbers | and lin Block
No. 90, on Andrew Avenue, and Lots Num-
berS IL and Il in Block No. 66 on Burk avenue.
and conveyed to said William 7. Garrison by
Charles II. HilIman, ct uX by deed dated ep-
TENDER Sth, a ID. 1900, recorded in the Cape
MAY County Clerks office in deed book No.
Isl, pages s6s Etc, and No; Ii and L by Har,
VeY l.. Roberts, executor, Etc, by deed dated
August 9TH, A. Il. 1901, recorded in said
Clerks office in deed book No. 1859, pages l72,
Etc.
No 2,-Reing lot number Is, of block No. 66,
on Burk avenue, being the same premises
Harvey l.. Roberts, executor, Etc, by deed
dated August 7th., A. ID. 1901. recorded In said
clerks office in deed book No. 1863, pages
172 Etc.
No. 3,-Being lots numbers 10 and l6 in
block No. 46. on Rio Grande avenue, being
the same premises conveyed to said William
Il. Garrison by James Young, trustee and
special guardian, by deeds dated April 9TH,
A. ID. 1902, recorded in said Clerks office in
deed book No. l69, pages 253 and 255 respec-
lively.
Conditions made known at time of sale.
CURTIS 7. BAKER, Trustee.
Dated August 18th, A. ID. 1905.
Joseph Douglass, Jr., Attorney.