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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
Confederate Reunion.
(speclal to The TImes-Dispatoh

Especial to The rmes-Dispatch.p
CHASE CITY G. H., Septanlher l6.-rhc
Confederate veterans held their annual
reunion at the courthouse yesterday,
under the auspices Of Harrison IIarwood
Camp.
The crowd commenced to gather al ten
o'clock and by eleven It numbered about
five hundre. They came from every sec
ton OF the county and the adjoining
ones, Richmond also was well represent
ed. @
Judge George u. Christian was the first
speaker introduced by Mr. Thomas Il,
Walker, commander of tho camp, soon
after Judge Christian finished speaking.
dinner was announced and served on q
long table stretching across tho court
green.
At two o'clock Captain John Lamb
spoke,
( Then speeches followed by Mr., Andrew
GILL Of Richmond; Mr.. II, A. 'Waddell,
Mr. Thomas t. Walker and Mr.. william
Woodcock, all Of this county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
TRINITY COLLEGE.
Enrolment Shows a Marked In
crease Over Last Year. 1aa

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
@ DURHAM, N. O., September 16.-The
opening Of Trinity this year has been
unusually good. The entering class is
very much larger than the one last
year.
The total enrolment to&date shows a
very marked Increase over the total en-
rollment of last year. The old students
have returned better than any previous
year.
October the third, is by 1.-the act of the
Board Of Trnstees, set apart as n holiday.
{ Public exercises are held, and a list OF
all donations during the proceeding year
is announced. The object Of tho exercises
is to cultivate the spirit of benevolcnce
and to give recognition to the generosity
OF all who have made contributions to
the institution. This year the address
will be delivered by Mr.. Henry A. Page,
of Aberdeen.
The following Trinity men have been
recently elected to important positions
in educational institutions: r. B. Payne,
professor in the Curry School of Peda-
gogy at the University Of Virginia; w. K.
Boyd, professor of history at Dartmouth
College; A. r. Law, instructor In Eng
lish at Harvard college.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
y SUMMER RESORTS.
Hotel Mons,

J. q. G. MORRIS. Proprietor.
Located beneath the shel,ering arms OF the
noted Peaks OF Otter. $1n&the pass between two
OF The most elevated mountain peaks OF the
state. Elevation 2 1000 above Sea- Level
Unsurpassed Mountain Scenery, Mineral Springs
Water, Hot and Cold SJ1aths, Large Enclosed
and Well Shaded LAWN Livery IN connection
with hotel. During the summer the tempera r.
ture has never exceeded SO degrees. II Is justly
styled "The Home OF the Health Seeker, !" Bed
ford City. from which point the hotel is
reached is 10 miles away. with churches it1 =, o.
Penicks p O., Bedford Co.. Va. Hotel hacks
meet trains II notified in advance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
LEG CUT OFF.
'ector Beaver Caught
meath Freight Train.
fsnac,o) IN The mes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
e SALISBURY, n. c., Sept 1G,-W -.
Beaver, ar mlloye of the Southern Raft
way ut this place, was seriously hurt
on the yards here, very early this morn
Ing by a freight car running over him.
Beaver Is IN car Inspector and attempted
to pass under a train on the siding, but
before le could clear the track. the
train moved unexpectedly and caught
the inspector, the trucks passing over
and severlng one leg from tho body,
The injured man wis operated upon
at once, and. 1t is blievcd, will recover.
The Spencer Water Works, 1ncOroor-
ated, this week by II. A. Presley. r. r.,
Weller Wm, p. Lockwood and others,
of Washington, and n. j. Stout and O..
z. Fiske, OF New York. under the laws
Of. tho state OF New Jersey, and with
$4,000 capital, is placing material here
for water plant to cost the above sum,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -7---'-------r--7-------
LEGAL NOTICES..

AZ HE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRIGo
~ COUNTY, DIRECTED. BY "A De
cree entered on the 9Th day Of August,
ieo5. in the suit therein pending under the !,
Cairns, that An account Of the debts and
demands against ". A; Calrns together
with their amounts and priorities and to
whom due, and that "A, account Of the the
said Cairns, where situated, the descr!p-
ton and value OF the same. together with
the liens thereon, II any, and especial II
there be any delinquent taxes" be taken.
for execution OF said decree, al persons
Will please take notice that Il have axe &,
- and my qf''ss Roq R,, Nc; q Gnpt9nl
and Bank Streets Richmond. Va. as the
time and place to proceed to take said
tend, II you care TO do SO. Publication OF
this notice Is In lieu Of personal service
OF notice on the parties. r u
d Given under my hand this eeth day Of
August, 1906
Willoughby Newton. Jr. and r. R.
Florance, Counsel,
Aug227- laW-4w i @
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ONE John soL1LOQU1zEs.
Weather Has Much to Do With
HE Ri,sit1ess.

His Business.
erhe weather conditions have MS mucl,
TO do With tho business OF This court
as anything else, solllouuized Justice
John j. Crutchned yesterday morning
as Edgar the scribe, handed him the
two books--one containing charges that
,yere against the State ard the other
Of those sins against tho city councils
men.
s ''Almost the first thing that / behold o.!
here is a charge against Il man OF steal
Ing d pair Of shoes And here's another
man charged with not only getting the
coverings or his pedal extreinctics, put
taking something for Ills cranl''m also.
sergeant, call G. = Thompson ana
III talk to him about why this charge
OF stealing Il hat and Il pair of shoes
was made against him. ordered the Ono
John.
h The prisoner was brought forth and
ordered to give security for his very
good behavior for thirty days
Now, sergeant. please call Lewis Rob
Inson,' again commanded the President
or Warm Atmospheric Conditions.
Julia Roblnson!,'
Susie Tominson,'' yelled Mr.. Gibbons
a'Theyve got that name wrong" said
White, "t should be Junius Parkinson"
and then he leaned back In his rocker and
looked wise
II hone the prisoner will come out
and tell me what his name Is. think
I called it properly in the beginning. but
after ali ofi9these fellows have finished
with their Juggling, I don't know whether
the man will know his name or not"
snapped Crutchhcld.
And Lewis Robinson came from the
pen and the case went over until the
10th.
Then the Jonescs came. There vas
w. T.. Jones and J. w. Jones. Both
were charged with dlsorderly and drunk.
W. T. Jones and require
J w. Jones to give me 500 security for
twelve months, i ordered the One John. s
Come along said Mr.. Portiaux. the
man who watches over the pen, as he
dragged w. +. toward the pen.
But aln't." protested ". i.
But you Is" ordered the man with
the blue coat.
II an't'-
That's enough now: amt the judge
sent you to Jail and amt it my business
to put you In the pen?"t said the guar
dtanEof the cage. s
I'm the Innocent one. though. The
other fellow got stuck. I'm w. r. Jones
1hHu tlAl ludH w there ~ y. W. zones,
rapidly said the man who had gotten
Of. ifsg5s
And then the right Jones got away and
the Jones who got stuck was taken
back. 5t5ts s,{
Thomas Moore handed Mary Bedford
a bad package and Thomas contributed
$40 for the handout
Mary Hunt will hunt around for a
lawyer to defend her before the jury
OH q charge OF beating with a large
stick, one, Laura Bailey.
Sam Price donated $3.50, for being dis
orderly and James Green paid $40 for the
privilege Of chastising Virginia Giles.
George Gates was caught rafting the
bones, but he didn't conn to court.
An attachment was Issued against him.
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= . : =
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Office of

Office Of it5
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Company.
Richmond, Va, Sept ~. 1905.
DIVIDEND NO. 40.-The Board OF DIrec-
tors have this day declared a dividend
of two (2) per cent. the same being
standing preferred stock Of this COM
panyI payable October Is. 1906 when
dividend checks Will be mailed to all
preferred stockholders of record at the
close Of business on September 30th.
rho books for the transfer Of pre-
rerred stock will be closed at 8 p NJ,
OF Saturday, Sept. 3d. 1905. until 10 A.
s., w, TRAVERS,
Sent. l315l72O23 Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
Richmond School OF Expression.

MRS. W, II, TEIuRsToN ID, FL Prin.
II s, Third Street. Richmond. Va.
A School of Aesthetic Culture, Offering
superior advantages in Elocpton, Practi-
cal Expression. Artistic Expression, Voice
culture, Physical Training Dynamic
breathing, Harmonic Gymnastics Fenc-
Ing, NIinuet. Pantomime. Two graduate
courses Catalogue sent on application.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
j. Thompson Brown & Go.
SUTTON & co.
\ HAVE FOR RENT:

$4,000 west Franklin, 3-story brick;
will rent furnished IL desired.
sG5O-1Oll West Grace. very desirable q
story brick. In elegant condition.
t5OO-OlE East Cary, 3-story, and base
ment; bathrooms on two floors.
;i5Q-West Avenue and Birch Street,
new, 2-story brick. October 1st-:
$45o-1S07 Hanover Street. new broom
s3o-Fifth and Cary. Bellevue Flat s
rooms: 1anitor's attendance. ~,
,3C0-el4 West Main. S-room brick; VIII
be nut In nice condition. = u
$2io-112 South First, 7-room br,cK. oe-
o saoo-2sIs East Grace Groom brick;
;20o-2907 East Marshall, Groom brick;
range, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
(. Clearinghouse Averages,

(By Associated Press'5
a NEW YORK, September 16.-The state
mer,t OF averages of the clearing house
banks of this city for this week ioil cnN
4 Loans s10S5, 80 1900, decrease $20 s6l, Wy ~,
Deposits $1,C96, $4,000, decrease ss,oo9'4oV'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
OFFICES,

Grand ones inathc "Mutunl" Building.
Good ones In o.511l0 East Main Street.
A beauty in No. lois East Main Street.
Another III No. 1O1i East Main Street.
For IL Dentist Fifth, near Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
THE DEMOCRATS
MAKE NOMINATIONS.
Dr., Rogers and P. B. T. Good
Are Named in Rock
ingham,
Sept. l3,15,l7,2o.2a,

Especial to The -Dlspalch.)
IS FARR1soNBURG, VA. September 10
The Democrats of Rockingham county
to-day nominated Dr. Fl, M Rogers and
F.. b. F. Good for the House OF Dele-
gates. DR.. Rogers was a memper Of
I the last General Assembly.
The nominating convention adopted res-
outions strongly favorlng Increased APP
preparation for tho public schools and
tho location of the new State normal
school for female teachers at Harrison
burg.
,rhe nominees were instructed to OPP
pose any material amendment Of the
Mann liquor law, or any measure look
ing to the building OF public reads by
state taxation. Federal aid, based on
local expenditures, for road purposes was
endorsed.
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.McGuire's University School

opp. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA.
lTorty-rrst Session Begins Sept IS, 1905.
Location healthy and airy. Study halls and
class rooms large we'll lighted nnd well ventl-
Sanitary arrangements recent and ex.
celen,. Inspection invited Eight experienced
Tors for small boys Boys prepared at this
school have this sor,on, 19o4-l9o5,. at UN1VER-
SITY OF VA. g NJ Al and q 3. a. degrees.
LPII-NiACOs; co LL.. : II. 4: and y. .. A:
degree; CORNELL UNIVERSE NJ. \ %; q and
L d. =. degree g L. n S, 2 NAVAL ACADEMY
graduate: UNIV. COLL. Q f MEDICINE M
~; Vas POLYTECHNIC, Q b.. $. degrees. .
" Entrance days Sept. 10, 10 and 70. Assemble
in school room Sop.. Il.
Catalogue with complete information Mt book
and drug stores or ~ mail Principal ct 7 n.
Belvdere st. snftdr Sept. g.. !{Ga5
JOHN p INQUIRE Principal
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M MEETINGS..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
B STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESA-
q PEAKE & OHIO LAND IMPROVE.
NENT COMPANY, fol-, the. election OF
\ may come before the meeting, will be
3 held ut tho office OF the Secretary, cor
ner Eighth and Main Streets, Richmond,
Va, on WEDNESDAY,. September 81
- c. p. WEXFORD,
+ Secretary. X
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Northside Stars Win.

The NorthsIde Stars defeated the Chest
nuts yesterday at Highland Park In n
close ana exciting game. full Of sensa-
tional catches.
A Score by innings: II. II, q
Northslde stars....02 2OS OF 0ra )
Chestnuts ,,..,..... OOO1l1001- 4
/ Batteries: Stars, Let's and Wade;
Chestnuts, Rrantley and Tlmberlake. Inn
pire, MI, Mescol. Time Of game. lao.
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Circulation 5s,eee6oD, increase S. 800;
Legal tenders $7s,6 is, 400, decrease $2,1ee,-
2DO.EG /. a.,
Tescrye S27S, 723. co.,, decrease $7,4G3 400.
Reserve REQUIRED $y74 JOSS. 300, decrease
s1,267,St0. IA,
ExAUnlted States deposits SGT 4625, de-
crease 1924, $50. is3 & 5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER,

pm 456 Temple Court. a#s
best built and hardwood finished and strictly
modern, new, up-to-date east-front homes in
expensive sideboard mantel, gas fixtures and
lions. Don't delay if you are looking
for 3 0ar rssslass a. home IN AT ps
50, 2oO-Look at a22 9th st; eight or nine
rooms. all modern, open porcelain plumbing,
hardwood floors downstairs gas fixtures, good
don't miss 1t, but call and see me for terms.
s4'soo-One Of the best looking and built hard
wood finished 1O-room homes in Prospect Park,
southeast; we'll located; combination heat best
open nickel and porcelain plumbing, gas fix
lures, shades; every thing you can think Of to
First time offered; really $4,000 home for
"a 800. Don't delay, but get this bargain.
$1,000 buys one Of the most elegant seven-room
new homes. all modern except heat; gas hx-
lures, shades, storm windows and screens,
hardwood floors, fine open porcelain and nickel
Dlumbing,- handsomely decorated throughout,
Walking distance. First time offered
81, 250-Best bargain north; go and look it over:
finished and oors w Hfm be deeSrss
ed. This is one of the rare, new, up-to-date
North Minneapolis bargains:, fine bathroom.
heat. Don't fall to see this bargain; easy
terms
81, 50Q-New, elegant six-rocm house, partly fin
ished in quar- ter sawed white oak. fine corner
lot. elegant location, Blaisdell av, only one
=, block to Neolet av car.
$S'150-Very handsome new seven-room strictly
modern hardwood finished east-front home, 262S
Emerson av S.
3,650-Good, all modem eight-room house. fin
ished in oak; hardwood floors, combination
heat gas range, gas fixtures, window shades.
fine large lot; everything goes; Lyndale near
10th ST. big bargain.
81. Cookbook at 1925 Hiawatha av s., six-room
house large lot 5Ox153 to 12.foot alley, good
well and pump; lot all fenced.
SIS, 750-The most elegant, eight-room, all mod
house and large barn. hne lot. on 9th av
S near 9th ST. STORM sash and screens, gas
fixtures; house cost 81. 500 to build; barn cost
$500, and the lot is worth $1,000.
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine,
up-to-date modern houses at all prices. If you
wish to make quick cash sale or borrow
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS


CASH BARGAINS ON FINE NEW FURNITURE,
rugs, ETC.: it pays to look around. There Is
no, store In the west who can sell up-to.date
new goods on such extremely low margins.
boxseat dining chairs for $3.50: other good
oak dining chairs 81 each: $36 round polished
oak pillar extension tables with carved claw;
feet for $A; other round oak extension tables
for ST; $40 golden oak buffet for $25; 800 china
closets for SIS; $25 golden oak dressers, $1s 80;
Princess dressers, maple OF golden. for $40;
for $3.50; $45 Turkish leather rocker for S21;
$50 Spanish mahogany dressers and chiffonniers
for $50 each: SAC leather touches for $27 80;
handsome 500 iron and grass beds for $3.50;
$l4 iron beds for $3.50: other iron beds, any
h At any bed, iron OF wood with best heavy
& ticking and hair stuffed. for only $3.50; prime
hair mattress with 40-lb hair in two parts, for
$3.50; $35 velvet rugs for $235O: $50 velvet
rugs for $40; SIS library tables for $12.60;
$S5 library table for $3.50: $2S mission hall
VI clock $12.b0: $46 weathered oak buffets, $25;
a refrigerators; good oak rockers for $3.50, and
many other lite us at proportional prices.
We scour the country for bargains In nice
goods only.
Slightly Used Goods.
In addition to our bargains in new goods,
we have constantly on hand large assemblage
Of all kinds fine household goods, rugs. china,
many instances in condition equal to new,
which are the only kind we handle. We also
handle ;, iine line OF high class mahogany
furniture in modern and antiques; also rare
Sheffield silver articles. old china and metal
Bown'a Old established sales loo ess No. Q.
9th st s., opposite Lumber Exchange. Both
phones. 2sg III j., ..E..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
NOTICE

NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Sealed bids for the erection Of a school
house at Havana, N. D., will be received up to
6 o'clock pm, Monday the Sth day of May,
1905, at the office OF the undersigned in Ha-
vana, N. D.
Bids to be made in accordance with the
plans and specifications of the architect, D, G..
Washburn, Of Aberdeen, 8. d.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for 10 per cent OF the amount Of the
* bid.
The school board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
Plans may be seen at the Office OF the archi.
tect or the Havana State bank
t Hattie NJ. Leach. Clerk.
LANDsCAPE GARDENER-sODDMG, GRAD.
ing, excayating and tree planting; work guar.
anteed 4. C. phone 5113. Reference VIM. M.
Berry. superintendent Of parks Alex. A. Bates.
2611 Stevens Nv.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

BUSINESS CHANCES

WITH $4,000 TO INVEST
secretary and treasurer at salary of $3.50 per
month. This investment viii more than dou-
BILE your money first year, still paying your
you are looking for a safe investment that
will stand the closest Investigations and want
something that will give you permanent in
come, as well as living salary, look up this
proposition and know you will invest your
idle money and put it in place where 1t is
gradually Increasing in value. Address $500,
/ Journal. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
STOVE REPAIRS

-~s~S~4e~~S~~~~~.0~
STOVES sTORED-WE CALL FOR THEM,
clean thoroughly and set up In the fall. Both
phones 181- Great Western Stove Repair Co..
812 Hennepin ~.
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FINANCIAL.

:. FINANCIAL.
CHAITEL LOANS.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co., q
Established 70 Years.
On furniture, pianos, horses, ETC., without
the slightest publicity. Small or large pay.
ments. weekly or monthly, with privilege Of
payment on or before, thus stopping all cost.
Having teen engaged in the money lending
business for the past rs years, and with the
make the lowest rates and give the quickest
possible service. Our record and reputation,
for the past rs years insures honorable and
confidential dealing to all.
- Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co..
S05-806 Bank Of Commerce Building.
LIST Av and 4th St.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

CHADBoURN & BRADEN.
$40, 0OU-Finest corner on one of the
choicest streets, finely finished In selected
hardwoods; 10 rooms. besides attic and
basement (both fnfshed); steam heat; two
bathrooms, laundry, barn, lawn and hne
trees.
$4,5Oo-2327 Park ay, eight rooms, mod.
ern, bathroom with porcelain plumbing OF
latest Design, gas, combination heat, hard
wood floors throughout, finely decorated,
laundry. stone tubs, barn.
Chadbourn & Braden,
II 4th st. s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
MACHINERY

FOR sALE-NEw AND SECONDHAND EN-.
gines, boilers. pumps, relaying rail, beams,
pipe and supplies. We buy and sell Manu-.
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
culinary; large stock Of secondhand and new
NoIthern 1achdneEy Co. q? ID ut 8. Mpls.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
ORING

THE TAsrIEsT sPRINa SUITS ARE NAD1
BY Hinshaw.. See his new LIZ. RI apring suits
6N Boston block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
LOST. FOUND. REWARDS

LOST, FOUND, REWARDS :
IosT-BY SMALL BOY, THURSDAY EVE
ming, on Chestnut OK Linden avs, somewhere
near 18th at, hunting case COLA watch, with
the initials "A. r." On front case and Ger
man inscription on inside OF back case. Finder
please return watch to 1904 Chestnut av.
I0sT-LAsT THURSDAY ON ROAD FROM
Bloomington ferry to Minneapolis, lady's small
leather travelling satchel, containing two pairs
glasses and toilet articles: notify Dr.. J.. w.
Little, 2604 Park av. Both phones. VIII re-
ward finder. -.
LoST-SSo REWARD PAID ANY ONE FIND.
ing my two dogs; one black and white. one
red and white, licked on front legs. Telephone
Brundage, photographer, Minneapolis.
LOST OR sToLEN-sMALL BLACK AND TAN
dog; white except few white hairs on
breast. Liberal reward II returned to 1412
Portland Az. .@@ -.
L0ST-TUEsDAY EVENING, SMALL PACK
age WOODEN goods, addressed o. Anderson. Re-
turn to National District Telegraph Company
Will NAN WHO GOT PACKAGE AT LAUN:
dry at 18th Az and 9th st call and get own
clothes, as there mistake in package g?
fosT-0oLD.TMLED HUNTING CASE LADY's
watch and chain. Return to Paegel Jewelry
Mtg. CO. for reward e Sd st s..
CHECK FOR Sa5, m GLASS BLOCK Oh
Western q I'd st car. Reward. 312 I'd 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
MEDICAL

MAGNETIC HEALING Is NOT ONLY A Sci
ence, but gift: Sine was a boy Of s years
or knife and can BE- seen in bottles; stomach,
heart. lungs and female Troubles yields at once.
sons institnte, 111e LIST Az b, Minneapolis
Consultation free.
XAX oRIENTA MASSAGE PARLoRs. sOIEN.
tihc elestTic cures rheumatism, lumbago, sore
muscles, nervous diseases. o to 10 every day;
Sunday included; front room to right. 253
Hennepin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

FIRST SHARES IN THE GREATEST MONEY.
making monopoly of the age now being sold
at half their face value. It Is an absolutely
sound and safe investment, sure success,
and the dividends will be very large. Buy
now: any amount received from $10o up.
G. b. Butterfeld Pres,
Hotel Bartol, Boston, Mass.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
LOANS AND CHATTELs
OPTICIANS

THE aRIEvIsH METHOD OF FITTING xXU
is both scientific and practical. The Peerless
ens-piecs syeglass mounting. z07 Nieollst -
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o o o 0 o o Q o Q 90 o o
o 95,200-NO. COL FOREST AV.
0 Fine house Of eight room on the frst two {
o floors; servants room and storeroom {
o on third; combination heat with Their {
0 mostat; separate hot water heater for
o domestic use: built-in ashp1t, laundry,
o gas fixtures and range; shades and
o curtain rods: beautifully decorated, {
o hardwood floors, storm sash, full screens
o and screened porch: inside Franklin,
o Lowry Hill district: now on It $3.50,
o Ave years. per cent mortgage; $500
o cash and monthly payment with 5 per
o cent interest.
Q D. O, Bell Investment Co.,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE farm lands,
city property. Quale Land Co., NV bldg.
LANDsEEKERs' CANADIAN BUREAU OF IN.
formation. 616 Guaranty bldg: Information free.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

...-:.. PIANOS FOR SALE,
- Second-h hand. Special Bargains, s.
One Henry +. Miller, $500, now $225. Ill
One Behning piano, new $3.50, now $3.50.
Z One Radle piano, new 1915, now $145.
One Peas piano, new $500, now $50.
II One Story IL Camp. nav $500, now $40.
over three days! fs-sts
Minneapolis Music Co.,