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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT.
Miss Bennett of Kentucky Submits In-
 terestIng Paper. -,,.

tere8tinR PapeE.
 The annual address Of the President was as follows: ,.
 Bishop Brooks voiced solemn truth when ne said Chrlstlan1lty Itnes Is,es tion and humanity The disciple of Christianity finds that he cannot grow perfect except by helping eSoot9ia11v ms ieiI9W help his fellow men except out of the resources of an evergrowing good ness in himself ,,,.,o5 by the Woman's Home Mission So- ciety during the past year, or durlng all the years since It. II De6ame e6nrcb pa6 H6t recorded in the annual reports nor measured by the suffering alleviated, nor the schools established. and the by their work. but by the ever grow ing goodness of the women who have lived and loved and wrought for them
 ''The marked increase in the mem bership and collections of the society since the board met one e,S,e year ;s agG, are e lives that are taking on more the likeness of God through service to Christ. in the struggle to aaJppprehend another as I nave loved you
 Tn the day when Jehovah walked Ike. ness of man, but one went before Him crying, Prepare. ye the way or the LOrd-nOW multiplied tnOuSanQS, knit together in the bonds of Chris. tian fellowship, are making straight in the desert an highway for our God. Truly. the Lord giveth the word ings are a great host
 fTt Is not within my province to review the work of the past year, for this board, the general secretary, will do that, but from personal sur vey of some parts of the field. and from personal interviews and core spondence with many workers in the various conferences, I would ask | tion. and would respectfully suggest some measures that l believe would tend to promote the best interests of the society and the church.
 Some Recommendations.
 that affect auxiliary and conference government: This body ought to de- nual report and the organ of the society. whether a member of an aux | IIiarv can hold office if her church membership is in another charge.
 | "Second, what must be done if an 1 auxiliary president resigns during the year? Has the society a right to | elect a new one. or must the first. vice president serve until the close or the | been referred to the general secre- | tary more than once when discussion | has arisen in the auxiliaries. Parlia- mentary usage would suggest that the | next in office fill the vacancy, but as ] a matter of eXpediencY 1t is not desir- l able in our work. since the first vice | president in most auXtltaries Is se- tected because of her ability to do cer- l perfectly competent for this, when called to the leadership of the whole | society is failure
 ' ... D1~r~ M7hWaaN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
Waiting for OreI .

st. Petersburg, April 14.-(5.15 D. m.)-The admiralty's advices from Sal gon do not mention any wounded men being on board the Russian hospital ship Orel, which arrived there vester- day. She probably has sick sailors on board.
 It is understood the Orel will leave Saigon at once and rejoin Admiral Fto- jestvensky's squadron which Is said to be standing off somewhere up the coast awaiting the hospital ship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
Mnr ne LvnchInr.

Nashville, Tenn, April 14.-A dis- patch from Verona, Tenn, says that Isom Boyd, a half-witted negro, net Allen Reynolds, a prominent young white man, in the road, took his gun from him and shot the top of his kead off The negro was arrested and placed in jail. A mob soon gathered and told the sheriff if the negro was not tried at once he would be iynched at once. Judge Richardson has the matter un- der advisement and the mob Ia now ! waiting on his decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15

for the body of John Paul Jones was begun Mir. Moody. then secretary of the navy. made the official announce. ment that if the body were found the would send battleship to France to convey it to this coun- try. It is not doubted that Secretary Morton will fulfill the promise then made
 It was said tonight that in case it is decided to send squadron to Eu- ropean waters this summer the body probably will be brought home on the flagship of this squadron. 5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
Glade Ceunured.

St. Petersburg, April 14.-Grand Duke Alexis, High Admiral of the Russian Navy, has issued an order severely cen- surfing Captain Ciado (formerly chief tactician on the stan of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky). for his criticisms of the navy and at the same time in order to give him an oportunity to repair his faults" assigned Captain Clado to "spe- cial service in connection with the equipment and command of vessels navigating rivers in the theatre of the war"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
1,,..urhnucen Feared.

Warsaw, April 14-(s:35 D. m.)-.-pis- +urbances are feared during the Easter holidays Many people are leaving Warsaw and accommodation in the sleeping cars to Berlin and vienna has been engaged several days ahead.
 Fresh strikes are reported at i-odz' Russian Poland. where the sltaatioh is causing much uneasiness.
 The trials of the 4ersons arrested in connection with the January disturb ances are now proceeding in the cita- del behind closed doors and under mar tial law. It is understood that sev- eral of the prisoners have already re- ceived the most severe penal servitude sentences.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
5000 FOR TusKEGEE.
New York NegrO's Remarkably Large
 Beaanest Recorded.

New York. April 14.--The largest be- quest ever made by a colored person to the Tuskegee Normal School at Tus- kegee, Ala, was recorded in this city today when the will of Mary E. Shaw of Philadelphia was probated. It be- aueathed s3s.OOO to the institute. of which Booker T. Washington is Pres- idapf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
stoesneI Nod Condemned

St. Petersburg. April 14.-There is no truth in the report from Cracow that Lieutenant General Stoessel had been, as a formality, condemned to death by the commission appointed to inquire into the surrender of Port Arthur. His trial only began today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
PREPARED FOR DEATH
JOE JEFFERs0N,s FAMILY AROUND
 BEDSIDE.
Attending Physician Holds Out But Lit-
 tie Hope for Recovery of the Distinguished and Be- loved Actor.

West Palm Beach. Fla. April 1f.-- Joseph Jefferson lies critically i'll at his winter residence at Palm Beach. His condition this evening reported by the attending physician. Dr. R, B. Pot ter is little if any improved. By some. his symptoms today are regarded as extremely unfavorable.
 He is surrounded by his family and they are prepared to expect death at any minute.
 Three weeks ago MT. Jefferson vis- where he caught cold and upon his return to Palm Beach was forced to take to his bed. He convalsced and was up after few days confinement when Monday he was seized with a re- lapse. Dr. S. C. Morley, was called from St. Augustine but returned Thursday when MT. Jefferson showed some improvement
 Jacksonville, Fla, April 14.-Latest advices from Palm Beach states that Josenh Jefferson. the distinguished actor. is resting easy and that his condition today shows some improvement. MT. Jefferson's family Is with him. Mir, {, .Jefferson's age is against him but his family are hopeful of recovery.
 St. Augustine, Fla, April 14.-Dr |. Morley, who returned this morning from Palm Beach, where he was called to see Joseph Jefferson. reports the dis tinguished actor as much improved.
 Jacksonville, Fla. April 14.-Infor- nation from West Palm Beach at 10:30 tonight is to the effect that Joe Jef- ferson is resting easy. He is some what improved today and hopes are now entertained for his recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
METHODIST MISSION BOARD
 WELCOMED TO MONTGOMERY
Program for Today.
g a. m. Devotional Service. Roll Call and Minutes.

ga. m. Devotional Service. Roll Call and Minutes.
 Reports Department of Sociology, Scar ritt Bible and Training School, Miss Mabel Howell.
 Press Work, Mrs. Ed F. COOK, Thomasville, Ga.
 Editor of Our Homes. Miss Mary Helm. Nashville. Tenn. Editor of Leaflets, Mrs. John D. Hammond. Nashville. Tenn. Supply Department, Mrs. J. H. Marlborough, Nashville, Tenn. Deaconess Committee.
 Solo. Dr. James Lakin.
 Address. Scarritt Bible and Training School, Miss M. l.. Gib- son. Kansas City, Mo.
 Announcements. Devotional Hour, Dr. H. S. Bradley.
 Adjournment.
 2 D. m. Devotional Service. School of Methods. Home Mis- sion Book Study.
 Committee Meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
wIII Not Trv GorIxy.

St. Petersburg, April 14.-On account of the condition of his health and the fact that the evidence against Maxim Gorky Is not stronger than that agains hundreds of others who have not been arrested in connection with the disturbances at St. Petersburg Jan. 22, 1t is understood that the Govern ment has abandoned its intention of bringing him to trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
Meetings Forbidden.

Moscow, April 14.-Chief of Police VolkoR has forbidden all workmens meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, April fl.--For Alabama Showers and thunderstorms Saturday ana sundnyt colder in north portion Saturday and in south portion sunday, fresh west winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-15
PrInce CharIen Lenyen Japn.

General okus Headquarters in the 'Fiald, AnSn 1L--G ?. nna via Fpsaa-9--
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CCOatinuAA aa Page ThE@~A
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
GEORGE H. MILLER,
D9n rt,,bar Evoh O nro

GEORGE H. MILLER,
$50 Lumber Exchange.
S1,5C0-S-room house, 23d av s. near 18th.
$1,650-S-rOom house and barn, 22d S near
31st. fG-..i <'5 -.
81, 500-9-room house. Fremont near 10th.
81, 500-1O-room house, Clinton 91st.
So, S50-7-room house, Pleasant near Both;
brand s...-.s--.. -
p $2,90O-s-room house and barn, lot e5x127, 21a st
S, Goth.
$2,5oO-9-room house, 18th av s. Goth
SIS, 200-S-room house, 1st av s, near Both.
$3,S0O-7-roOm house, Franklin near Portland.
81, 200-S-roOm house and barn, James, av s,
Lake Calhoun.
$3,5OO-1O-room house, 100 feet Kenwood park
j way; modern: lot worth the price: home
$4,ooo@SeEoom house, Hennepin av, corner a1st;
lot 51x12S. - r... s.5 =
Sc, ooom oas modern house. Portland av near
S6,C0O-10-room modern house, Penn av neal
14th av N; lot S4x120. -'-t-EE'5
$7,650-S-room modern house. Girard s neal
= z Oath. 49,. '5l 1874
$So0O-9room brand new home, Colfax av s.
25th st; very fine.
Ss500-12-room modern house, Bryant av neal
+ 25th; choice home.
$9000-12-room house, modern, Stevens av neal
f 10Th; very desirable.
$7.o00-9-room modern house, I'd av 10th
steam heat; a daisy. =
SIC, 000-12-room brick home; modern; Groom
modern frame house on large lot near 10th
income property.
/ S12 000-12-room stone house, I'd av near 32d
with barn; an elegant home.
+ $12, 000-12-room brick house, modern, Colfax a.
q near 23d: choice home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

81, 200-2sOO 18th AV S, SIX ROOMS, CISTERN
and we'll; corner lot, 41x12S to alley.
81, 2OO-402S Bryant av N, new six-room house;
lot 4Ox12S to alley. ..'"
81, 250-2203 10th av S, five rooms, city water;
ST. lot 25x150. ~ g.
$1,5O0-1719 9th ay N, eight rooms city water,
sewer, full basement.
81, 6OO-2S1S 18Th S. six rooms, all modern
except heat; lot 2Sx13O.
$1,600-901 Humboldt n, chicken ranch, 3
acres, six rooms, barn and chicken houses;
running water on land.
& $1,750-241O Como SE house of seven
rooms partly furnished in hardwood, city
water, shade trees and large lot.
4 1,900-2443 18th av S, seven rooms, all mod
ern except heat; lot 33x127 to alley.
gas, barn; corner lot, 51x123 to alley.
$2,25O-261S Pillsbury ay, seven rooms, city
water, sewer, gas; barn 16x1S;~ lot 36x
1855 to alley. - g.
$2,300-3016 Pleasant av, eight rooms, summer
kitchen, storehouse, wood and coalshed.
city water, wet sink; lot 49x129 to alley.
This house has parquet floors on first
floor. and Is very beautifully decorated
e8,500-3113 Sd av S, eight rooms, all modern
hardwood finish first floor, mantel in par.
Tor. hardwood floors throughout entire
house, furnace heat, summer kitchen and
woodshed; lot 46x129 to alley. This house
up to date in every particular.
The above properties can be bought or
terms to suit, with small payment down and
rs balance monthly to suit the purchaser. Call
for our new illustrated catalog of houses or
easy terms.
Barnes Brothers.
200 Oneida Building, 104 4th st. s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

S6,650 FOR AN IDEAL HOME OF NINE
rooms, built three years ago, on Humboldt ay
S, near oath st; house Is back plastered and
the interior finish is all that heart could wish;
magnificent east-front lot, 50x15O, with drive
way. A genuine bargain.
IS, $50 will purchase the best ten-rooln house
for the money in the eighth ward, beautifully
finished in hardwoods parQuet floors over the
entire house, open plumbing, splendid heating
plant, two fine mantels, built-in bookcases,
elegant decorations. This is q sure purchase
$3.50 will buy splendid eight-room house
on Dupont psaa az 3 near r 25th st; one Of the
except heat has lovely lawn with beautiful
trees. See this Monday.
$1,000 for a coy home Of eight rooms on
Grand av. near Lake st; hardwood floors nice
manteL open nickel plumbing. full basement
all cemented; beautiful lawn, with all kinds
of fruits and sllrubbery.
So, 900 will purchase one of the finest sum-
mer homes at Minnetonka, located on Minne-
tonka Beach, on south shore of beautiful Crys-
tai bay; has 100. feet lake front and is 100
feet deep, covered with the finest trees that
grow, such as white birch, hard maple, elm,
ash and oak; house contains nine rooms, fin
ished in Georgia pine, good laundry, two
screened. This cottage is furnished complete
with everything necessary for a summer
home. In addition, the owner will put IN
also rowboat. If interested you will not
pass this up; terms easy.
B. F. Yeates,
907 Phoenix Building.
So, 400-IF TAKEN AT ONCE FOR NO. $40 26th
av NE; best bargain in fine nine-room house
material. back plastered and warm; it is in
the, very best location, being just half a block
east of Central av, close to the best churches,
could not be duplicated today under So, 900; it
has five fine rooms on the first floor, the parlor,
sitting room. library Tor bedroom). being fin
1shed in hardwood; also the front hall; maple
floors in dipingroom and kitchen; four large
room upstairs; all rooms are provided with
gas and handsome fixtures; city water with
wet sinks are, on both floors. and in addition
to this there is good we'll and cistern. The
cemented; handsome and expensive cherry
fireplace with plate glass top is in the parlor
all windows are hung with weights and pull
leys There is clean alley at side Of this
lot great convenience This is the very
lowest price, l should and will sell severa
hundred dollars better this fall. 1t woult
easily rent for 500 a month.
P. G. Deminp 24O7 Central Az
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
Farm Lands.

FOR sALE-ALL OR ANY PART OF 400
acres high-grade wheat land in Red river val
ley, Manitoba, 80 miles south of Winnipeg,
city of 100000, 25 miles north of Minnesota
boundary; soil five feet deep, clay subsoil, no
stone, sand, gravel nor brush; well-settled
neighborhood, railway station three miles, an
other railway building within two miles;
abundance of timber in six miles; creamery
church and school near by.
Sure to be worth $50 per acre in very few
years; must sell to close syndicate; price
$16.5O per acre; half cash; easy terms on
balance. Similar land now selling $50 to $25
per acre.
Charles O. Elwood, Trustee,
Endicott Building, st. Paul. MINI.
20 MILES OF MINNEAPOLIS-160 ACRES OF
level land. free from stone and foul seed, a
fair set of buildings, about 20 acres under
pillow and enough wood on the place toApay
for it: only two miles from station. Price
Sc, 200 and will take clear piece of improved
city property as part payment; balance easy
terms. ~.
100 acres on a nice lake, 40 under pillow.
balance hardwood; a fair set Of buildings.
Price 81, 600.
80 acres, four miles of station, 40 under
plow; nice orchard, good house and barn,
pair of horses. three COWS, swine and
poultry; all the farming machinery and tools;
very pretty home; 81. 600.
S. A. Carlisle, Wyoming, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

SOME IN 0 eooo19 ra1N e s. 0
} Make me an offer on following property.
} Make your own terms:
} Lot l, block 1, Nieollet Island Add,
} 4O IT.: in Maple st, $50 Island av;
great bargain. ., ..-.
} Two lots, 6 and Z, block A, corner {
} Girard and oath av, 1o0x2oO; water and {
sidewalk. .s,L III -, -... {
} 4room house and lot 4Ox15O: good In
vestment; always rented. 1908 Sd st N. {
} 2-story frame hotel, all modern. lot
, 590Xl4O, corner Minnehaha and oath s.;
cheap for cash. (
, 7-room house and lot, triangle with Soft.
ffr ira kIa, on G. n B.; great location
o lot 41x127 on 14th av S between 25th :.
0 and 26th; lot TO- block Is, Gales LIST Add.
s. NJ Alther,
BIZ Medical Block.
T. c., 5S5. 4
o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12


1878 FOR A LOT WITH SEWER, WATER,
gss, trees and walk all in and paid: Penn ay
i near sth av N: Just think it over. We have
o,S $500 buys gs fine east front lot on Garfield
>. $40 will buy good lot on LIST av and 45th
Sis takes a lot on Grand. east or west
front at 4sd st; also on Harriet and Garfield
1925 If for a lot on Pleasant av. east front,
N Make an offer for three lots corner of Pleas
$500 $500 will buy double corner Garfield and
$S25 for a lot on Harriet at 39th st. east
$175, lots close to car, to Minnetonka. -
ars xar1 I oh lots right on the car line; these
$3.50 lots near Lynnhurst, one block q car
s275; these lots will be worth $500 next
. year. Colfax and Bath st s; come and see us.
$50, G. & O.,
815 Bank Of Commerce Building.
$3.50 FOR LOT ., BLOCK 2, GOODRICH PARK
s,oo aoaltlon, corner 18th av S and 31st st.
%zoo-I ttN ~ block 3, Bloomington Avenue addi-
$1,000 for two large corner lots in Werz's ad
qltion, corner of Penn av and Crystal
SIS each for IA lots on Minnehaha boulevard
near 9th ay s.; fine trees.
800 each for 10 lots in Cataract addition, or
Colfa9 av and seth av.
$2oO each for five lots in Crapeau's Third ad
d1tion, one block from Plymouth av
$3.50 for fine lot, corner Of Knox av and Plym
outh av.
50, 900 for 81 story brick and stone business
block in Watertown, s. D.; building cos
-f $1,000; snap for some one best tow
in South Dakota --s.9 -
Titles all clear and perfect.
Saving Fund Company, g.
.....s 225 Railway Building,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continued.

; 2 2 9 s { Z 3 v 4 s
Q $500 acres. big trees, pine, apple,
Q maple, on electric line, 44th st. First
$40 time, offered. Ideal location.
Q line and county road, two blocks from
Q station. All cultivated
o. $l75 Per Acre-Lake Harriet acres; wood
9 :, ,e 60; an exceptional bargain.
Q N,7Q0-Buys 20 acres in Richfeld; high,
black, fertile soil; all under cultiva-
ton. Only $S5 an acre.
Q 80 Each-Buys seven beautiful lots, three
Q 80 blocks south of Lake Harriet
0 81, 30o-Buys small cottage and three high,
Q signify, east-front lots, two blocks
Q west Of Lake Harriet. with view OF .
$3.50 bd Fer A ,etss acres, st Louis Park
0 cheapest tract in, the township.
Q Mornfngside''-The new acre suburb. This
Q ideal spot lies high. big trees, big
grounds, just outside corporation linz
It's hence low taxes; 5csfare two sta
Q lions on the property. Let US build a
Q cosy home for you On monthly pay
Q {, IN men tsoo Call for plat;
Q a'lJ nsn1S . Penn av rooms, full lot.
O. Midway Lots-$275, 5Oxl32, one block
o from University 1nterurban; SC fare to
Q either city; $50 discount il you build
Q $3.50 Each-Two lots, two blocxs west Of
Lake Harriet, Vincent az. We will
sell these lots for $40 down, each, and
$lO monthly. Adjoining lots $7OO each.
st. near Lake Harriet.
heeve's South Shore Park is now offered
at retail for the first time in Is years.
o This IN lies on the south shore Of Lake
Please call at the Office for plat.
BOB Phoenix Bldg.
n
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

$500 ? PER E Hao 8 roor ONLY Z FOR io9.
so feet on Nicollet ay by 127 feet to
10:foot alley on 18th st; brick and stone
building four stories, 45 rooms, steam
heat; now rented for one year for $175
per month: tenant makes repairs, pays
water rent and other expenses except
taxes: frame house in rear on 18th st on
same lot, now rented for $50 per month;
total rents for the year $2,700; taxes
5000. Net income 81 1850.
Terms to suit.
Lauderdale Co. & Sloane, Temple Court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

81 1000 FOR sEvEN-RooM HOUSE AND LOT.
good barn. city water and good well, on Lake
st near steel works: $500 down. balance
monthly payments. Nimmons, 312 Bank Of
Commerce.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
BIG CROPS IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

: BIG CROPS IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Land prices neutrality-suspicious. arriying-new
railroads building-why don't you buy some
cheap land and reap the advance in price?
Why don't you buy home and raise big crops
too? South Dakota has produced more wealth
per capita for five straight years than any
other state.
Thousands Of acres of fine wild prairie and
beautiful farms for sale reasonable terms.
Write for maps and circulars. Write us today.
Railway fare refunded to buyers.
Elwood Land Co.,
Endicott Building, st. Paul, MINI.
Also large tracts in Canada, North Dakota
and Minnesota Land agents wanted
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

INSTRUCTION
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Endicott Building st. Paul Mimi.
Shorthand, Typewritin4 Bookkeeping
Business Penmanship Commercial Branches.
Life Scholarships or By the Month.
Individual instruction BY Experts.
Employment Guaranteed.
Railroad Fare paid for 200 Miles.
FIEsT-CLAss INSTRUCTION BY THOROUGH
ly experienced teachers piano. violin, yio-
loncello. mandolin, guitar, banjo; satisfaction
guaranteed, lessons SOC. NJ. NJ. yoak, 81 It'll
st S.
SPANISH; YALE GRADUATE; QUARTER CEN.
fury residence in Spain: references furnished;
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telephone 1865.
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR, BAN
jo, yioloncello lessons b0c; best Instruction.;
instruments furnished free. F. L. Tappan,
92 It'll st S.
ATTEND THE SCHOOL WHICH STANDS FOR
the highest and best in business education.
Rasmussen Business School, Globe Bldg, st.
Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

81, 00o-A FULLY MODERN BROOM HOUSE,
1909 Stevens av, combination neat, hrst noor
+ ,nom+1 a,d ,rtos 1in MI. ~ e4lnn JUL
dow shades screens and storm windows &C
with house, sewer, water, gas and stone side
bargain for some one; lot 47x125 feet; pay
ments easy, interest low. .1 -.. -
81. 9O0-Seven-room house, 271O Chicago av
basement under ALL woodshed, barn, hardwood
floors, inside, finely finished, good well, city
water, fruit trees and shrubbery, outside needs
painting furnace heat easily installed, or
streetcar line; must to appreciate.
]. B. Croker, 800 Lumber Exchange. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,

FOR SALE At A BARGAIN.
An exceptionally fine 12-room house and barn
located in eighth ward. modern in every re-
spect finest hardwood floors and finish, dining
built-in bookcases In library, combination heat
ing plant with electric thermostat attach.
ment screens screens storm sash awnings gas fix
fact everything complete and ready for occu-
pancy; corner lot SOxt2O. Don't fail to look
this up. Might take well located lots in part
payment. sEs
j. f. Conklin & Zonne Co.,
Ia