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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05
Governor James o. Davidson.

Hon. j. 0. Davidson will be the first
Scandinavian to be governor Of Wiscon-
sin, and it is doubtful if these sturdy
sons of the Vikings could be better rep
resented says an exchange. He also
represents the highest type of the So
called self-made man.
He was born 10 Sogn, Norway, Febru-
airy 10, 1854. At the age of eighteen
years be arrived in Madison, frieEd bless,
penniless, unable to speak or understand
the language of the country, and in debt
for his passage money.
The first work he did was on farm
Later he learned the tailor's trade, and
then abandoned this to clerk in gen
eral store. Within few years he had
saved enough to enable him to open a
general store at Soldiers Grove, Craw-
ford county, and this place has ever
since been his home, his business in
creasing from year to year. In 1885 his
store was destroyed by fire, entailing a
loss Of $1,000, this being attributed to
incendiaries, but was Immediately re-
built.
In 1892, when the case of the republi-
can party appeared hopeless in Wiscon-
sin and in Davidson's county, the lead
ers of the party in casting around for an
especially strong candidate for the legis-
lature, picked up Mr.. Davidson, and in
spite of his protests nominated him as
candidate for the assembly. Twice he
was reelected, but he never forgot that
he was in the assembly to represent his
constituents.
Mr.. Davidson was elected state treas
urer in 1898, and reelected in 1900,
bringing to that office the same careful
business methods applied in his private
affairs The interest on public funds
turned into the state treasury during his
tenure of office was S101,0OO, or three
fold greater than under previous admin
sistrations, and of the 100000 public
funds invested by him as treasurer,
there was not dollars loss to the state.
AS presiding officer of the senate,
Lieutenant Governor Davidson was as
fair and courteous as he personally is
genial and popular with his associates.
The story Of the life of James O. Dav-
idson should be an inspiration to every
young man, convincing them that the
development of character is more to be
sought after than the accumulation of
wealth, and is in itself the highway that
is most likely to lead to even this kind of
success.
Mr.. Davidson's family consists of his
wife and two daughters, the elder
daughter being student of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05
Farmers and Housekeepers' Course.

Not content with instructing each year
some 600 young men and women from
Wisconsin farms, in the latest develop
ments in practical and scientific agricul-
ture, Dean W. A. Henry of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin college of agriculture
has completed plans for another ten
days farmers and housekeepers' course
in February in order to extend the work
of the college If possible to every busy
farmer and farmers wife or daughter in
the whole state.
The course will open February 6 and
continue to February 16, most of the
lectures and demonstrations being given
in the main building of the agricultural
college and in room 30 of South Hall,
which is headquarters of the home econ
omics department of the university
Most of the time will be devoted to in
struction and discussion of questions
pertaining to horse raising and land
drainage in the farmers course, and to
questions of household economy and
sanitation in the housekeepers' course.
The program has been so planned that
farmers can leave their homes Monday,
February 5, and return Saturday, Feb
ruary IL, having spent ten entire days at
the university without being absent from
home more than one Sunday There are
thousands of farmers who can leave
their homes but for a short time, and
the course is arranged especially for
such as desire to learn more concerning
their vocation. The attendance at the
last conference was twice that OF the
conference of the previous year. and the
attractive program, together with the
increased interest in the university
awakened throughout the rural districts
of the state by the growth of the agri-
cultural college, gives warrant for antici-
patton of an attendance of at least 800
farmers and their wives or daughters.
Good board and comfortable rooms close
to the agricultural college are easily OBJ
tanned, and the railroads have offered
reduced rates for the occasion.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05

A NATIONAL movement for life insur-
ance reform will take concrete shape in
a conference at Chicago, February LIST.
All the governors, attorney generals and
insurance commissioners will then meet
for the purpose of agreeing on uniform
practice of state officials ID dealing with
life insurance companies and to frame a
uniform law for the regulation of the
companies to be introduced to all the
legislatures. The scheme was started
by Insurance Commissioner Host Of
Wisconsin and has the backing of the
president
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05

GOVERNOR LA TOILETTE will retire
from his position with good deal of the
prestige he carried with him into the Of
flee taken from him. For time he car
ried all before him and ruled with rod
of iron. A servile legislature registered
all his wishes, but he got too big. His
overbearing disposition raised up enem-
les, and now, upon his retirement from
office, he finds himself shorn of most of
his influence. He grew too large for his
nlaca.=Lancaster PA J New Era.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05

THE live stock shippers to Chicago
have a nice Christmas gift from the
stock yards people. It comes in the
form of notice that after January 1st
there will be an advance in the fees
charged by the commission houses for
handling their stock. For hogs and
sheep the advance is 81 per car This
alone will mean almost 100000 demand
ed for that service. Local buyers esti-
mate the steal at 100000. Not so "pet-
ty" after ALL
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
FRIDAY. JANUARY 5, 1906.

AN EXCHANGE has figured it out as fol-
lows: One smile makes filtration:
one filtration makes two acquainted; two
acquainted make one kiss; one kiss
makes several more; several kisses make
an engagement; one engagement makes
two fools; two fools make one wedding;
one wedding makes two mothers-in- law;
two mothers. in-law make red hot time.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05
For Sale.

Having decided to quit farming, offer
my farm of ITO acres for sale. 1t is sit
uated in the town of Albion, commonly
known as the job Marsden place. There
are two sets of buildings, and I will sell
it as whole.
3w4 ALMA MARsDEN
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05
Tax Notice of Town of Porter.

Having received the tax roll for the
town of Porter, I am now ready to re-
ceive taxes at my home two miles east of
Cooksville, frcm Jan. 1st to 10th, except
Saturday. Jan. 9Th, which dav will be
at w. FL. Fellows office in Evansville;
Jan. 18th at o. P. Murwin's store in
Fulton. w. Fl. SMART, Treas
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05

Jersey cream delivered to any part
of the city. Yes, it will whip. Tele-
phone 1884, S. f. SHEA.
5w4
For SALE.-High grade Red Polled
bull calves, one year old. Also high
grade draft colts, 2, 3 and 4 years DID,
"A. K. Wallin, Edgerton, Wis, Route
Is, Box A. AVE-
"A IS acre farm with good buildings
and orchard for rent Call upon Mrs.
COPYRIGHT, west Of town.
-WANTED-1O men in each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salary SIS 90 per
month; $500 per day for expenses
Royal Supply Co., Dept. w, Atlas Block,
Chicago. 3
The Greening Bros. Nursery Com
pany, Monroe, Mich, one of the leading
nursery concerns in the United States,
write US that they want good live agent
in this section to solicit orders for their
nursery stock. Experience not neces-
sary. They offer good pay weekly, and
furnish canvassing outfit free. We adj
wise any man or woman in our commu-
nifty, who is in position to take orders
for the above house, to write them for
particulars Immediately. 3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-01-05

bf-Two good rooms for rent in the F.
c. Hall building. Apply to E. M. Laid.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-24

/. y 2 PARTR1DGE' HEIGHTS,
3. - Lake Shinnetonka.
- = On Electric car: line. Z =, - - fs8 F..
X ( r. =: Cars stop right there -, g
Z = :. Only one mile to E1celsior.s. s4
: 0ne.fourth toa:oneshalf acre lots for only
s Beautifully ! wooded and very hlgh and
astshtly. y
D.. G. Bell Investment Co.,
: & ~@i Security Bank Building. = 1
2 = AvoID HAY FEVER. (.
-. Forty acres, with over quarter mile lake
On east Wis, d 81 Kk sou st. tpe st
table land, with handsome pine trees; well
dividing ridge between waters Of Lake supe
@rior and Mississippi valley. near the cele:
sE 18th st. st. Paul., MINI.
THIS 1s.A BARGAIN.
: home, viii Be completed July !, Il +. be.t
beautiful shore front; only Eve minutes walk
sell for twice this amount. James A. Jen-
kins 321 Gilfllan block. St. Paul, MINI.
< BEAUTIFUL, sEVEN.R0OM HOUSE, FOUR
room cottage, another / large building boat
house, sheds, large lawn. ice house, hem
merry. windmill. tank. apple, plum trees, ber-
ries; splendid lawn, with elegant shade trees,
containing about seven acres, with fine view;
lake shore in front; Great Northern station
in rear Of land; sell, all or part. "A. Hornung,
l., Markville, Minnetonka.. s.G..ts1-,
house, newly bu11t aud barn. also chicken
nees n all k saSp psg vors aqs DsTf
rs e Co. 81 boston sssR 81 some one
FOR sALE-AN UP-T0.DATE, TEN-RooM
| cottage on Lafayette bay, within 800 yards
Of the lafayette sgb water bath
f fss q Il " ssst 30: o'n' ! ph0ns
WANTED-suMMER EBoAKDERs ON FARM
near Lake Mtnnetonka; = for information ad-
~ 3D. Mrs. r., NJ Talbert, #
e., / Ak Long Lake, MINI.
FOR sALE-NEWy sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE;
interior finished and decorated; large porches;
| completely furnished; dock and boat; so feet
| shore on 7ideons Bay. Inquire Benedict cot
| tage, Tonka Bay station.
THREE YOUNG LADIEs WOULD LIKE ONE
| room and board the two last weeks OF July,
| at Lake Minnetonka. near Spring Park
| Please state expense. Address to 7S5 Buffalo
| st, St. Paul, Mimi
! WANTEp-ABoUT FIVE ACRES OF LAND
suitable for gardening and chicken business
state location and terms. Address 4121
| 1; Journal. = NJ $500.
FOR RENT-FoUR-RooM FURNISHED COT
bly, grounds, at Mound; beautiful location
reasonable rental. F. s. Abernethy, 81
/ ro 8 ! aEnr-1r MOUND, LAKE MIME
tonka, eight-room cottage, mostly furnished
1 new. neat, clean; two minutes from lake
4 Inquire Dr. G. T. Mitchell, Mound. 81
FOR RENT-sIx-RooM FURNISHED COT
i { shore fine view; Manitou! station; $50 fol
i season. South 14o5,J2; T. 9. 64t1.
BOARD AND ROOM, PRIVATE FAMILY
sso% four 1dasss.
I &C. G. Howe Excelsior, MIMI 81 80
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REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE
Farm Lands

@ o og o. Q i o. So s
DO YOU KNOW A GOOD THING WHEN :
you see it2 l have the exclusive sale of J
the best investment tract Of land IFknow
OF in the northwest. 5It contains g, 733 !,
acres The land throughout Is of finest {
~ quality and the vegetation very luxsr- :
liant. These lands are all close to- tim !:
Der and fuel, the large forest belt re- !
served by the Dominion government for |
the use Of settlers being only short dis :
lance away. The land. however, Is all !.
open prairie, and issabsolhtely freet from !
scrub Most OF 1t is about IL miles from !.
the Arcola branch OF the G. r. r., and J;
the G.. T.. P. has surveyed line which
will bring the greater part Of the land
within about four miles of railway. !
This land can easily be retailed at from
$40 to SIS per acre. Price 81; reason
able. cash payment, balance in four or |
FIVE years. > 81 9 Fl, =
Have an option on a half section Of i'm
proved land near Reston that Is q snap. 3
-Two-thirds crop goes to. buyer. Get
after this; my option expires on July. 5.
McDougall, - 4.
The Canadian Land Man,
$50, S07 Phoenix Building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continues.

9 90 20 900 o O.
THE BAND WAGON ID Is GOING UP
AZ, Henneptn Av.
Some morning you will wake up to the
fact that Hennepin ay property was so
per cent below value, and you will kick
yourself because you had cold feet, and :
did not get in. Don't walt for some one
else, but start now, and grasp this oppor-
tnnity before Monday night. We have Z
three very choice pieces which we will
offer at bargain-day prices. Just look:
The best corner for sale inside OF Z
10th ST.. 81 n-s&
The best 100 feet inside Of 10th st.
50-foot lot that will clear you Is
per cent in one year. E.r -.
These parcels will carry themselves now,
and any one would make you big money
If improved. The streetcars set down
more people on Hennepin av than On any
other avenue or street in this city, The
Lake Minnetonka, Harriet and all East
Side cars unload along this route, and on
Monday the Selby Lake, the best st. Paul
line will run all the way from Lake to
9th st. Now this Is not time table, but
1t is time for you, to investigate before
it IS too late.
What is the matter with department
store at 7th or Sth SITS?
Think about this and then call and see
us. If you want to make dollar, here
is the best chance in the world to make
several.
H F. Williams & Co.,
$40 Security Bank Bldg.
n n
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

n a1 4 :, 8 ( : eI 8 : { :
Q lake shore. s-room house. Compelled to !
. 20 acres on as Ssys0G Bay, Broom hou,@,
. furniture. barn., ETC.; 800 feet of ans
. beat it Price. q. 800. ''ns Ian you +
. !, one-half acre on West Arm. l2o feet
q superb sEoo sh9 ore, front grand piece.
0 broom house, hardwood foers, wind
mill. one-half acre ground; houses for 500 3
hia @ain senqtf plant
- Louis railroad. Price, IS, 900. - .. !,
aro9% seq IS g. Tonka Bays lake
D = = P. P. Swensen d Son. ,
: DID Bank of Commerce Bldg. "
O o 90 9. @ % 90 o o. o
. rSn sna oo Z & E 3 REar AZ
sent resY R pleasant
Tor ga sale l. On , easy terms at Cottagewood.
. plewood. accessible to streetcars and i
streetcar express boats -.1s5 g. / :! ,
. !. Good camping ground to rent on Rob-
0 The Maplewood Inn property, ID acres
0 with number Of buildings, 100 feet ane
water front where streetear company has
lance In rear. for sale, or may be for
rent Tor present season, with privilege Of
0 tenting 80, =
Q 421 N, Y Life, Building q,
o o %. q 90 O. o 20
H5 ~ sKARP 8 LINDQUIsT, 49,
1913 Century Building
Last week showed great activity in Mime
Of deals, and the coming week we hope
do even, better; : J: : 2 -. = ~
We are the largest dealers Of the Mort
Shore property: We can show you very beat
::
For Rent-Finets 8+room, furnished, moder
summer home, located on beautiful point o
the North Shore y upper lake, including row
: Also number ofcgoods cottages atss$1oO
500 per season, at Arcola, Langdon,. sprin
Park. :: p : i ~
:: We. write tornado insurance. S'...s
so ACRES IN GLOVER, OVERLOOKING MAI
line station, several chnice building sites, .
): main Excelsior road; adjoining land bel
: At $500 per- acre; want to ssseil this wee
W take S1U Rez
: cottage. small ( barn. and ;chicken-h house, ii
apple l;. trees, ;s.acre Iaapbe1rles also straw
psa soil. on Clay; none better; price S 3soo 90
: 10 acres on Gleason,s lake, six blocks fro
!: W w. station; alt cultivated; overlook
! J. M: Davies. 5oee phoenix :, J. g I
TEN-RooM WINTER HOUSE. 50 FEET FIN
Minnetonka shore, at railway station, fu
S. Five acres. half mile from trolley. thr,
blocks from lake. rs bearing apple tree
piums. bl asa six-room house with fu
IT, Six acres. one block from lake. one ac1
bearing grapes, one acre bearing strawberrie
apples plums, ETC.; new six-room hous
= $4,000. 81 -"
New cottages at Manitou Brentwood, Toni
Bay and Eairview for rent.
3 A. 8. Apgar, Excelsior, Lake Minnetonk
MINI. Lake Minnetonka property exclusivel
Catalogue and may free. - %sc..M Isl
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:MINNEToNK.A PROPERTY

- ~~-~r~r~>~->>>>~~
i Continued.
WANTEn-A COTTAGE OF FIVE OR MORE
furnished rooms, at Minnetonka, for rest Of
season. Phone N. w. South 1t2-L2. 2417 1st
& nv 8.
n you ARE HOOKING FOR a rLEAsANT
{ place in the country to spend the summer.
{. address Moreland Lodge, Maple Plain, Mum
"A VERY COSY COTTAGE AT GRoyELAND
Park, on Deephaven car lire, $50 for sea-
son: Raudenbush, 72S Nicollet. Z. G. f261as
sWANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY, FUR
ntshed cottage. lake shore, month of July 8
4 Phone z. @. 1882, or address 1904 9th av 81.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, MODERN COT,
tages at right of hotel at Cottagewood. $50
and up balance Of season Apply on premises. I
u WILL BELL MY LARGE FURNISHED COT
tage az n bargain II taken immediately; :.
easy terms or part trade. Phone South b50-J.
ACRES ON TROLLEY LINE; GARDEN
last. B. F. Piatt. Title Insurance Co.
WOODLAND POINT WAS THE NAME sELECr
ca Tor our Minnetonka property. American
Suburb Co., 342444G Security Bank.
NINE,RooM COTTAGE, FURNISHED FOR
two families: large barn, icehouse: SIPS for
senson.. Call A0A Masonic Temple. j.
Two LADIES would LIKE 70 GET ROOM
outSat Lake Harriet where they can do their.
own washing. 4446. Journal.
FOR RENT MOE sEVEN-RooM COT
tage on north shore, Crystal Bay; Ice and
boat DR.. Newhall. p
THAT $3.50 LAUNCH, aH.P. ENGINE, rs At
shadegg Engine Co., 815 Sd st s. e.,
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HANDSOME S0-ACRE FARM, KENNEPIN
county, IA miles OF city hall; very level, black
loan soil; splendid ten-room, brick dwelling,
: cellar and cistern; horse land cattle barn;
milk, Ice and poultry houses. and granary:
s all situated IN beautiful grove;- 10 acres Of
oats. LIN potatoes, an corn, 4 fodder, in
melons and squash. go tame hay and meadow,
g.; timber; price, including crop, IS 800; with.
out crops, SO, 800; $4,000 cash, balance" to
suit. We know OF nothing that compares
with it as q genuine bargain. Green: & Son,
Anpka MINI. e.: - y :
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE:

e7s--A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE OF s ROOMS,
all on one floor, besides very large attic.
New and in perfect condition; parlor,
dining room and library finished in hard
wood; hardwood floors, latest open plumb.
sash and screens. The decorations are ex-
penstve and beautiful. The lot Is large,
a being 40x167 feet to 16-foot alley, graded
and sodded; only two blocks from Nlcollet
av carline; good woodshed; will sell on
easy terms or take good, clear lot or
!ets IL part payment; no better chance
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-24

10 TO 30 ACRES. LONG LAKE FRUIT BELT
. district, $100 per acre: easy terms, :: =
40-acre farm, with buildings, II acres cult
waited, 2S acres heavy timber, nearly enough
to pay for the land; $1,40o.~ s..,'.~
43-acre farm, near Mound, 100 rods lake
front. only S75 per acre.. 80 -
10 acres on Portland av. miles south Of
the city, LOO. ~
Ism acres, Golden Valley, rich land. SO
10 to 40 acres, black: sandy loam clay
subsoil, brush and timber, miles northwest
20 improved farms in Wright county, from
Some good propositions tor exchange. : & :
/. a. Dunsnoor 618 Phoenix Buildings:
SS6 ACRES IN ONE OF THE BEST EUoUN-
and in crop for ffteen years; rest. Of land
In pasture we'll covered with big red clover
and timothy; all No. I clay son; good
8.room frame house, and several buildings;
trout stream. stocked with rainbow and
speckled trout runs between houee.. and
barn and never freezes over; plenty Of good
springs on the place; plenty Of good timber
>, and some pine; five miles from, a. town OF
: &o9o neop,s, and On =aswall-settlsd road and
well rented for cash rent need the money
:, "a my business and vii. sell the farm for
:. SO: an acre cash. H l. Baldwin, IA Boston
DlQSS. :.
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REAL EST ATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
ARE Yon LOOKING

ARE you LOOKING
for snap In a fine farm homes We have t..
120 acres facing on a nne lake, IS acres under
cultivation; good house, barn, chicken house,
fine root house, well and pump plenty of
timber &c for domestic USE land y level good
niles from good town. price SIG per acre.
Homestead Land Co., 500 Ntcollet av, Mpls
m ST. CRoLx COUNTY, WIS, 100 ACRES IN
Cady townshtp four miles from either Hersay
o. Wilson, two good towns on main line Of
Omaha railway. only 80. miles east Of st.
Paul; clay loan: soil, easy to clear: fne and
prosperoar settlement all around; will be sold
at the very low price Of SIS peg acre on very
easy terms A.sE. Johnson Co., 100 Washing
ton av Minneapolis. MINI.
60 ACRES, STOCK AND MAoHNERY,
three ! a quarters mile from Clear Lake; good
eorncrtb. new chicken-house, well; black soil,
mostly timber; adjoining land can be rented.
.,d -Four good cows, team horses, wagon, buggy.
Sators. poW. harrow ei horse eornpan nt e and
:. other tools: only 81 800 half cash. . J. IL.
Davies 500 Phoenix. $50 81.
HALE PRICE, $3.50 EACH, FOR SIX FoRTIEe
IN Folk county, Wis.,; four miles from cream.
cry and station, Omaha railway; go miles
fine stock farm. or can be sold In SO-acre
tracts; similar lands around sell up to So
. an acre. Down payment Of 81 per acre ia
sufficient. a. =. Johnson Co., 100 Washing.
FoR sALE-s4o ACRES OF CHOICE M:
proved farm land beautifully situated on nice
lake, mile from Lake Minnetonka and
three from station. Now this is a Ane chance
to obtain piece of the finest land in the
state at right price; IAN AL Investment; will
sell whole or part. Address owner, Geo., r.
SRK0 pTrVa AOpTc MTap "a 1FTIe1Y ~ =
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THE MOST FERTILE. LAND

THE MOST FEAT1LE. LAND
In the state Of Minnesota is%ofered; ypu at,
$40 to $50 per acre. Extra easy termss3 Lo.s
Gated in Kanabec county, the home of the
big red clover; greatest stock raising, daisying,
general farming and tame grass land under
the sun; an acre pastures COW; yields from
three to six tons OF tame hay, to acre; get
home on this rich SOIL Come and see me-.
Write for map. 81 ST. 54z
L. A Howard, 6o2 Oneida bldg, Minneapolis.
FOE SALE cHEAp-SU NO. IF1RMs rRoM
80 to $40 acres; stock and sgrAin farms; good
buildings: also timber; cssh or time. For
Mich.
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WANTED--REAL ESTATE

wANrEDAr THE BEST LOT CAN BUY ron
about 500 cash. Give full details In answer.
Address 1905, journal
THE BEST SMALL FIvE-ROoM COTTAGE.
well located. 81 800 win buy on payments
S Address 1890 Journal. T57E
CAN OFFER SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN TWIN
City Telephone stock; large or small blocks.
Is Dodge 611 Phoenix. --#I $3.50. .ss
WANTED-A MODERN RESIDENCE WITHIN
30 blocks city hall; will pay $4,000. Address
1860, Journal. 539
WANTED 70 DUY-A HEVEN.RoOM cor.
take near the university. Address ALAG, jour
n nal.
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR TO s-RoOM
houses. Danforth 4 Hash. 20T NJ. Life bldg,