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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Inthoro n Adams to q n. Kobe: lot Z,
i1 hinaI n piSiaman's addition S135
7, oi o,,ao =, Au a,d vie to n Burg: lot
hnois a Windon,,s addition ~ 600
- o., ot p, 7, 4ot ,on,nonv 10 tho r
u. y. Bell inyestlnent con i4 90 nd 90
w. Cranda,a COMPANY aa;a,+ i "iA - $50
otUeh o., = 80 hrshond +o N phil
l. W. Campbell ana husnana u ~ . o5o
- lips; lot T. plock !, P 1nddasn Int "a
Thomas Canty to Z; A: tedaeen' io1 no
block So, West Minneapolis second u ,os
vision revised -, ci:,.,.nr - si.r;d
Hanson; lots % and %, block 81, ,oo
Palmer's addition ...............;. <oo
ers; part Of lot l. block 2, Snyder & 40
Co.'s First addition ............... 5000
w. E. Goodsellow to George H. Murphy;
lot 20. block 4, First Division Reming- go
A Kelly al al. to 7. P. Bonnell part Of
oovarnmnnt LOT 2 section % 200
&c 90 E;shar ond 1rife tn q Carlson
aiia mnie' io' L. DioeA - ' I O50
r ae sq II ,cr ord h,.hond to a. r. John
" ~ iia.pt t e. 80 nn5 . h1ock
LAM W, ei'o iSie' 'usi -'
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JOURNAL WANT AID"
AGENCIES

AGENCIES
Ads will be accepted at any Of the
following agencies at same rate as at
Journal office:
G. a. ANDERSON, 1886 e Lake st.
A A & sTuLTz, 26os Stevens Az.
M. AUNE, 18th st and Hennepin av.
VIC. BUCHANAN ,l46 Lake st.
eR6cKER skes on s6S ssi s is az
A. B. CROMWELL, 1912 Hennepin ev.
G. II. DORM. 629 9th st S.
A. DOUGLASS, 3457 Chicago av.
a. w. 4GAGHAGEN, 1887 Franklin av.
GOODRICH s JENNINGS, 2 q Lake st.
GUIWITZ & JONES, 2451 Bloomington avs
J. w. HARRAH, Ills 4th av s.
w. K. HICKS, 1881 E Franklin av.
8. ]. HORN. 1885 Chicago av.
]. Il. IMPORTS, 2eth st and Lyndale Az.
A. J. KLINE, 26O0 Bloomington av.
3. NJ. LA PENoTIERE. 4th av s and Frank
B. Il. LARABEE 22d st and Hennepin av.
MARSHALL & CO., 1925 Nicollet av..
6. NJ. PAaDoE s CO.. Lake st and Blooming
j. o. PETERSON, 1901 washington .av s. "
CHARLES cha LESS sAMu hs 1907 Washington
DILL1N PHARMACY, 9th st and Nicollet av.
| OlleL dV.
@. q. sEIWERT, 2715 3 25th st.
W. II. SWEET, 18th st and Chicago Az.
| n. w. SHERWOOD, 1924 Nicollet av.
| TUPPER & CHAMBERLAIN, 10th st and 9Th
| ey S. ss
NJ. F. WAsHBURN, Lake st and Hennepin av.
]. w. WILLIAMS, 1911 Franklin Az.
| ~ H. WITCH, Franklin and bloomington.
! NORTH.
| G.. A. BINGENHEIMER, 642 9th av N.
! A. Z. BISTODEAU, 1929 Washington av N.
| CHARLES s. SDURFFEL. $40 9Th av N.
C. II. HUM, 96 Western av.
| F. j. NAGEL, goth av and Washington.
S. j. NASH. 235 Goth av n.
! OAK PARK DRUG STORE, 1920 9th av N.
| A. II. PERSALL, 929 both av N.
/ ROBERTSON DRUG CO.. 1921 Washington av N.
J RUSSELL & CASE, Lyndale and Western.
! o. B. SKINNER. POOL Washington av M
| E. b. WILSON, 1900 20th aYi n.
JOHN A. RICkERTS, i41T7 Washington Az N.
! sseUTHEAsT,.z,.. ser.4g-
HUNT, 1914 University ay Sc.
/ A. LIVINGSTON, 5155 14th av Sc.
J. w. THOMPSON, 800 washington av SD.
i TUFTS PHARMACY, 1913 4th st. Sc.
Il UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE. 401 14th~ av SE.
G. Z. WATERS, Oak and Washington Sc.
NORTHEAST.
q. BEuHLER. 754 Adams st NE.
i D. c. ENGLUND, Spring and Monroe.
EASTSIDE OFFICE. 200 Central av.
SANDBERG & NURER. 9Th st and Central.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.

FOR RENT s1x-RooM FLAT IN THE GROVE
land, completely modern, artesian water
throughout, two blocks from Loring Park; one
new Lowry Park Apply f. NJ. Henry, 514
Lumber Exchange. =.
FOR RENT-THE FINEST FOUR. FIVE OR
Beautiful location opposite site Lofing Park, SIS
Bank Of Commerce.
SEE US ABOUT OUR 6 AND 7-RO0M FLATS,
entirely modern, steam heat janitor service.
frst-class in every respect; can turn leases
over to good party at discount. David ?.
FOR RENT-THREE AND FOUR-RoOM
flats light housekeeping conveniences except
heat, desirable for light business. Second
floor 1171a 9th st S.
FOR RENT-1e1e NICoLLET Av. FIvE-RooM
fat all modern except heat, new decorations.
rent $50. Douglas A. Ftske, 525 New York
Life Bldg
SECOND FLOOR FIVE CONNECTING ROOMS
front and back stairs, modern, to small fam.
ay N references required Nes AT = 80
AT DOVER COURT: sTEAM-HEATED MOD
ern flats; every convenience; grand location;
905-9 w FRANKLIN AV; FRANKLIN HEIGHTS
apartments; 4. 5 and rooms: reduced rates
for summer. Thorpe Bros. Andrus building.
FOR RENT = FoUR.RooM Flat, STEAM
distance. olmstead, e35 Temple Court.
NO. IA GROVE sT-sEVEN ROOMS, MODERN
in every respect $40 per month. J. F. Conk-
lin & Zonne Co.. us Temple Court.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED OR PACKED FOR
shipment by thoroughly experienced men. Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., As Sd st S.
MODERN FIvE-R0oM FLAT, $13 PER MONTH.
1902 Vineland place. Lowry Hill, corner Lyn-
dale and Hennepin.
THREE AND FOUR-RooM MODERN FLATS
for rent at 1904 9Th av S. T. c. 1910.
FOR RENT-FIvERooM FLAT, ENTIRELY
| n,oern; good location. 1888 Elliot av.
MODERN SECOND FLOOR FLAT, CORDoVA
Annex, 1906 4th av s, Flat 8.
| Furnished Flats.
STRICTLY MODERN, INCLUDING PIANO AMI
| telephone; inquire fat 2, 415 E 10th st, or
Tuesdays Thursdays or Saturdays between $3.50
| am. and pm. Tel T. C. 2255. Very CHEAP
| to right parties for the summer.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED MODERN
| fiat until Sept. to desirable parties; walk
| ing distance; no children. Address 1885
| Journal.
Offices.
FOR RENT-GooD LIGHT OFFICES IN TIL
Eastman block 412-414 Nicollet ay. Apply
! J. F. Conkl1n Zonne &C., 115 Temple Court
LARGE OFFICE ROOM, MODERN, ovE1
Goldsteins pawn and jewelry store; low rent
Call at 24S LIST av s..
so5 NICoLLET AV, SECOND FLOOR, LARG1
light office space. Apply Thorpe Bros, 20
Andrus building.
FOR RENT-ss5 TWO ROOMS, sEcoNl
floor. So 4th st S. Call Charles A. fuller
Journal office.
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vAMPERs AND sTITCHERs ON FINE SHOES;
experienced help only need apply; we have
steady work and good pay to offer competent
help. Sharood Shoe Company, st. Paul, MINI.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, CRAVE;

- ~>>>>S>~~~~<S~A~O~~~
Turner-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 25s9 Seven
I teenth avenue S, boy. 'e'en-
Nass-Mr. and Mrs. l., 239 Twenty first ave-.
nue. N, boy. '' ave-
3 Mayo-Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 1901 Lyndale ave.
niue N, boy. oAe W.
Anderson-Mr. and Mrs Charles 11s wa.t
Thirty eighth street, girl. -
Gale--Mr. and Mrs. L.. A., 3942 BRYANT ave-.
nue. N, girl. ave-
g Nagel-aIr. and Mrs. T. W., so12 Emerson ave-
Riebeth-Mr. and Mrs. W. A., 1911 Fifth ave-
Ensign-Mr. and Mrs. R. A., 1921 James ave.
nue. $, girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Math Haffner and Alice NJ Golden.
George Griffin and Mabel Bious
Will ID. Goldsbery and Sadie G.. Gibney
John Jacob Knusisto and Anna Maria Karka
/ men. -
~ Sam Talichiner and Lima Schonfeld.
g John a. Nord and Hulda NJ jacobson
ssi5 Horace L. Waldron and Mary H. Owens
Wadden. III. Settler and Edythe s. Johnston.
Henry j. kitschevar and Anna Baker.
DEATHS .
ss Nyhus-Marie, 3501 Thirty first avenue S.
Olson-T lla-2O32 Fifth street S.
Johnson-Mary H., 2412 Irving avenue N
a8 Freden-Isaac, Swedish hospital
vs. Doufour-Margaret, 1900 Main street
4 Thomson-Arlene, 915 Western avenue
Jefts-Danie1 345e Oakland avenue.
Fischer-Johanna 122 East Fourteenth street
i Ettringer-W William, 1903 Third street N.
Drown--William 1905 Fourth street N
Logan-Katherine 2O23 Third avenue N.
4 9imons-Jesse, 400 Sixteenth avep'- n
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The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
G: /. Johnson, Austin; John Kelly, Menomo,
ee Gnisaso a. NJ stpon VIM
bledon N D.; G. r: oliver Barnesviile; A.
hhn n Mimi wife mr. ssd Mrs. L.
Iowa; J. 9. Flynn; Little Falls; f: J. Kots-
u B.; F. Avery Marnette; Mr. Ma and Mrs irs,
Peterson. J.: Buswell, Glenwood; Benjamin
s W Fssa shGs j. r. %heas n
Mapleton; +. B. Wells, j: II: Lloyd, Lake
son, Blue Earth: A. E. Whiting, Sioux Fails:
= R. Guyer, Freeport, Ill; J. 2; Joyce and
g. D.; James Aitkin and boy, Redwood. Falls;
A. W. Worthington, Rockford, ILL.,; George
a.n4 Beldi 6g;o Canton 9tq Ohio Ohio; Fea1ust,
Agnew, Cannon Falls; H. c. Hickman, Water
town; Mrs: E. T. Thompson, Des MONIES;
St.. Louis; G. /. PARCELS and son, Redwood
Falls; E. Mansfield Memphis; W. S. Weber,
Park River; Mabel Page, Romeo; L. L.
son spokane; " G Kath, orton u; nsen s a"n
r Handy, Paris; Q. J. Judeson, Hallocl;
Mrs Van Van fa Long Prairie A. Fab
Anoka; Mr.. and Mrs. Fjelstad, Glenwood
2. T. R; Gerson, Barton; J. $. Hughes LIE
oueur; w. d. CaWley, Detroit; j. S. Par
ley Milbank, S. D.
HOTEL. HYsER-George R. Kapler, Wadena
" J. Rand and wife, Chicago; r. W. Cone,
II Q. Wands, H. L. TAFT, j. P Raulings
%. II. Paul, S: E. oster, W. E. Tuieli ]. A.
Maxwell, Toledo, Ohio; J. D. Freeberg Bar.
!ss tell, N D.; f. e. Thayer, ST. LOUIS. w. n,
kohne. Toledo Ohio; Peter Broman Beaye,
Dam Wis; NJ. Raphael: New York; F. A
Breitkuntz, Comfrey; Mimi; Claude Barnes
Falls; D. Rhodes and wife, Fort Dodge, Iowa
j. Oppenheimer Webster City, Iowa; ] rOp
penhsimer, Jefferson, Iowa. Edward Hillwig
Gass Lake; J. p; Sims sheldon Iowa; ]. 2
Harrison and wife, Chicago; julius H. ellis
Cedar Mimi; NJ. G.. Cassner Chicago; 7. x
Barclay, Bloomington, Ind; Eda Ennuson. Is
Crosse, Wis; Charles Quist. Winona: T. v
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago. renyer, Sponkane and Pacific
coast points; frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer &. Storage Co.. 46 Sd st g.
pictures: 10000 feet room mouldings deep cilt
prices; framing pictures chean. zesbaugh, III
9th ct s.. 8.
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WANTED-A GOOD INTELLIGENT, ENER-
getic man to prepare for government position;
If you are ambitious we help you. Ma
tional Correspondence Institute, 536 Andrus
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WOOD AND COAL

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD; CHEAPEST
cleanest and best wood in city. Barnard
Cope Co.. 4th st and I'd av NE.
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE
best new towns on the Winnipeg extension
OF the 500 line in Minnesota; about 300 miles
from Minneapolis; advertising $50 per month;
200 takes it; part time if desired. Ad-
dress H., care Printers Supply Co., Mime
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GbienaO'o Strifc.

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breitlmg oe8 2m9itunOca miro nn-
gcorobt S>atc miro ErGiiocnt
Hooicpclt in Chicago cintreIicu.
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Slntigcr Nampf in ciucr @lasbilttc.

G 6attonoogo, lcnm.. 0.Oiai.
- 9IlS 9ieiuItut bon Streitiofcitcn
llnter @losbldiern Der Chattanooga.
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gSerfe. Die GoronerS., ,Surp ertlGrtc
Gummins un0 9lIbert Weo6om Der.
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GarIicn loren %cr,cbunocn crlcgen.
10 boB Die 3obj ser @ct6Otctcn uiti
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Sclbitniuro Uoer llniaa?

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-- 9lrtbur Snicrot. Elm IN Glepelono,
9. pobnbuitcr Shloent Der llnioer.
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ooer llnfaQ porliegt.
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ylnuo 9salcutiua's ,yoll.

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ter 2onniug Dcrlucigcrte Gclltc ill
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EnocrcluSfi acbt nadD Snnic.

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nit Sauo} EnOercmsfi, mcId,cr ieit
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Sornaoo's 5adc,
En9 StGotdJcu Maraucttc, GaninS,
in Srilmmcrn.

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Sic Scimrriic bcs ErGiipcntcn.

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&coe I'M Nobnboi. &on bier 9inG
bic Heiic lpCitcr no6 Chicago, 100 lid)
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oufbultCn miro.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-30
ATWOOD FINED

Yesterday while doing some clean ing up in the office of the department of charities. Superintendent Atwood found an envelope containing coupons representing something in the neigh borhocd of S1.0go. They bore the sig nature of ]. H. Filling. town treasurer. Mr Atwood turned the bunrh over to Comptroller Gsoosfrich. It is probable that they were paid. but owing to soma mistake they were not punched or can cellei. and if they got into the hands Of a sharper the chances are he would succeed in pawnfng them of on some boif. The comptroller punched them end then Eled ahsn sxsy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-30
BOARD OF SAFETY
Met Last Night and Voted to Equip
 Wagons With Rubber Tires

Although the board of safety was scheduled to meet this evening TOT tne last time, Clerk Reeves had the com nlissioners come together last evening in order that he might complete ms work within the time limit.
 With the 5000 left unexpended Ill the fire department it was voted to equip the hose wagons with rubber tires. The G. H. Harold Tire Co or New Haven had two representatives, present. The following wagons were ordered equipped immediately at the price given: Hose wagon No 7, S253. 3.5O; hose wagon No l, $lS0; nose wagon No 3, $1S2; chemical engine No ?, $240; Metropolitan engine No l, $435; engine No ?, $401. These prices are net, less five per cent
 c. G. Riggs was awarded the job of paving in front of the North Willow street house with granulithic. The work will cost $2SO.
 The annual report sent by Chlef Snagg to the mayor was also dis cussed During the year there were POI fire alarms, which is an increase of 66 over the number of 1904. Sey- enty-one of these were telephone calls, 36 verbal alarms and 99 bell calls. The total loss from water and fire was about $35,000 The total valuation of the buildings in which there were fires is $535, 800.
 After the meeting the members of the board had their farewell chat and now will rest for few years and view their successors from the road.