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The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1906-06-08
NEWS NOTES ABOUT ALL
OUR NEAR NEICHBORS


boy was standing out side by the
gate, and the cattle began STAN
pede, running over the gate and
throwing it on the little fellow.
tramping him to death before any
thing could be done for him.
Smith Dalton treated himself to
nice little top buggy last week
Now Smith you should set your
cap for some nice girl, if you don't
some girl will set her cap for you
and of course it would be better
for you to get choice first.
Frank Blair and George Barton
left for "A prospecting tour through
Idaho and Oregon. Monday night
If they find location that suits
them better than the San Luis
valley while they are gone they
may make "A change later on.
John A Marshall will take trip
to Oregon the 10Th of this month
and if the country suits him he
will sell out here and move there.
He has ii son in Oregon now. who
is well pleased with the country
and wants his father to come there
and make his home.
The ball game between Manassa
and Eastdale, Saturday. was very
good game, and the score stood
four to seventeen in favor of the
Manassa team in the last half of
the seventh inning. The boys
were unable to finish the game on
account of shower of rain which
came up at that time.
Some good detective might run
on to a guilty party here in this
town if he would inquire into j..
p. Haynie's conduct. for he was
seen early in the morning on the
first day of June. trying to engage
fish to the citizens, and especially
TO the city meat market. a little
later on he was seen driving out of
town going toward the Conejos
river with cane twenty feet long
and about six feet of line and pin
hook. On the hook he had a piece
of old fat bacon about as big as a
mans fist for bait. As he drove
out of town he turned the corners
as though he did not want anyone
to see which way he was going and
of course that looked bad to fish
erman who was compelled to stay
at home on that day If you wish
any further information leading up
to what may have happened after
ward, inquire of the Manassa cor
respondent.
a very pretty wedding occurred
at the home of Mrs. John Morgan,
Wednesday morning at IL O'Clock,
when her daughter, Miss Ray
Morgan. was married to Mr.. Laur-
ence Fl. Heislet, of Sanford, Lewis
Swenson officiating. With the
exception of few intimate friends
of the family none but relatives
witnessed the ceremony. An elab-
crate wedding dinner was served to
the wedding party and everything
combined to make the event one of
the SWEETEST functions of the towns
history The bride is one of the
most charming and popular Young
ladies' in the town and all regret
that she will not make her future
home here The groom is IA splen-
did young man and is well known
to our people for his sterling quail
tiles and upright character He
has been III Salt Lake City, Utah.
since last fall and will take his
bride there to reside. leaving next
Monday night. The happy couple
launch out on the sea of life with
every promise of "A long and Joyous
voyage and have the best wishes of
a multitude OF friends.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Unimproved.
Continued.
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+. A. JANIESON.

+, z {,
9 . . E E 4 J z { : . . :
o POS Andrus Building, .
0 $a5o-1sth az s. corner s7th st. st. e 5oIIs7.
9 sl25- ~ avs corner 64th st. Ask :
: sl.ooo5Syndale y 8, near a7th ST. 4s1 :
9 saSo- 5gs i az y. near Hawthorn, 4o1 :
0 {55o-Pillsbury Az near 37th st, 4ox147. :
o $300Bloom:ngton ay near 37th st, 4Ox122. {
Q 5000 av near Penn .ay, 86x12O.
oIeens az AZ near ne,2 Set as+s Az 4ox12e
o $5O0-Bryant av s near 45th at 44x134 3
Q ,Ioo1Fi Ind place corner a1st st4ox77l
o $1,2O0-Portland av near 2Sth st, 4Ox124. Z
0 $350-Aldrich av 8 near 45th st, 42113z. .
O. $350-Between Minnehaha parkway and
o Girard av, 40x185. Is {
o $20O-Penn av near 32d st, 4Ox128. Z
o $575-Chicago nv near 2sth st. 32112s. I
o o o % o o o {
SIS EAoH-LoTs on 22d AND 22H AVS
between 10th +a and 4lst sts size 42x1a4 feet
Lake road facing west size ssxi Snf feet e cit,
sss5-Lot on Harriet av between s2d and
Ssd SITS: facing west; size 4ox12s feet; all
$s5oELot on Humboldt av between $40
and Bath sts facing west; size 40x129 feet
$S0Lot on Lake place between M ant
water and stone walk. - RI T'-o'l, :
$9OO-Corner Humboldt az s and 10Th st
facing east; size s91127 feet - =" -
$1,15o-One good lot left on Humboldt a,
between 26th and 9th sts facing west
. all improvements; lies perfectly; size 43x1es
feet. <'f'- q y - '~-~'
$1,7OO-Lot on Fremont av corner 22d st
facing west; size 4Ox12S;s all improvements
81, 0OO-Lot on Douglas av facing south an,
looking up Gira1d; improvements in; sig
60x135 feet. ~ ssz@,S.. =! - = :"
i Thorpe Bros
& 2O6 Andrus Ride r.- .
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE, JOHNSON UNDERTAKING CO., 7o3
Hennepin av, ]. II. johnson. general manager,
formerly president and manager Johnson &
Lands Co. N. w. Main 1858; Twin City 1853:
residence, 2OO5 I'd av s. Phone Main 143-J.'s'
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
b Masonic Temple 9Th and Hen. Both phones,
JOHN n. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 81 7th st s. Both phones
E. N. DAUPHINE CO., Funeral Directors, 6l5
9Th av s. T. G. 2970; N. w. Main 1s24-J. Z
ENGER BROS, UNDERTAKES AND EN-
balmers. 412 Cedar av s. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
ITO Hennepin av. Both phones 1882.
r. OLSON EARL & SONS, UNDERTAKERs,
1903 q. Franklin. Both phonea.
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Uni1nproved.
LAKE OF ISLES LOT =

LAKE OF ISLES LOT,
On Lake place between 24th and 26th SITS,
6Ox132. City water and gas. Basement ex.
cavatcd. Terms II desired. Very cheapest lot
on the street. Close to Lake of Isles, among
Z new houses. See us soon. Z .}.s 81 7=5 i a
C.s& O., 315 Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
$25o-19th Av s, BETWEEN s5th AND seth.
east front, 5Ox125 to alley, on grade, city
water and stone walk. 455zStEss'9 q 80 g,
is $500 Girard az N, between Both and 32d
west front, 45x127 to alley city water and
stone walk. Yale Realty Co.. 206 4th 1t s.
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

20 BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOTS NEAR
trolley station. two blocks from Lake Min
public shore, from $225 to 1915 each. The
best there are on the lake for the money.
Excelsior. Lake Minnctonka, MINI.
WE ARE PLATING 2se LOTS ADJOINING
~ Woodland Point. Lot free for name for new
plat American Suburbs Co.. 342-344-348 Sc
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

l2s ACRES, HENNEPN COUNTY, NEAR HAN.
oyer; black loan soil, nearly all under cultiya-
cash, $1,000 trade, balance on time, 8 per
cent. What have you? Hamilton, 412 Mic
ollet av. .aaz52I5 m - -
$50 A., N. D., PIERCE CO., IMPROVED, NEAR
Berton, clear, for Minneapolis residence
$3, 500, 12-room Mpls. house, for good land.
American Land & Ok. Co., s5{.f.
443 A, Security Blk. Bldg, Mpls, MINI.
WE HAVE FOR TRADE CANADIAN LANDS.
both wild and improved. VIII match any.
thing you have. What have you? Write US.
O. w. Kerr Co.. Ltd, 625 Union Bank
$40 ACRES, ONLY s., 900, CLEAR; CHIPPEWA
county, Wis; good farm land; exchange for
residence In Minneapolis, some value, fine
bargain. Phoenix Land Co., New York Life
FINE QUARTER, RED RIVER VALLEY, ONE
mile to station, half under pillow, to exchange
for home in city, Address 2741, Journal
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FIRsT-CLAss AGENTS WANTED.

We have few county rights to be given
to first-clags agents who can sell to farmers
a fine. well-known and reliable line of pro-
prietary medicines, stock and poultry foods,
extracts, etc; bond required; excellent ,.op-
portun1ty; can furnish wagons on monthly
cation to $3.50, Journal.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.

BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED BY FATHER
and daughter in private family; daughter at
family refined: will furnish rooms II desired:
references given. Address $3.50, Journal.
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.
For Rent-Furnished Rooms.
20 LEr-HoUsEs 70 RENr,

AN ELEGANT FRONT ROOM IN MODERN
steam-heated fat. walking distance, suitable
sonable, breakfast can be had If desired; only
two in family; references required and ex-
changed. Call evenings after $50. 1871 9th
av S. corner 18th st. fat l.
HOTEL ROOSEVELT, BRIGHT, CLEAN,
steam heated rooms, 81 per week up; gas
bath, telephone; fine place for winter; special
attention to transients. 26 9Th st s, between
Nicollet and Henneptn.
PARTIES LEAVING THE CITY FOR WINTER
desire to rent to small family; four rooms,
furnished complete for housekeeping: modern
except bath; must furnish references. 1417
Bry ant ay N.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
house modern; private lavatory running
water, beautifully finished, light housekeeping
allowed. 1918 Hawthorn av, '.ss.'-S
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FINANCIAL

9 . oaA T : . LOANS e . ., . .
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co., o
Q Established Is Years. Q
. On furniture, pianos, horses, etc, without o
as weekly ca monb s&" With e p affs
ping all cost. Having been engaged IN .
IS years. and with the Large clientele we We .
G have. we are enabled to make the lowest 0
rate rates. and and give the quickest possible ser.
hdeptial dealing to all. ...>.,-, =
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.. o
305-3O6 Bank of Commerce Bldg, o
LIST 8 and 4th at. o
Q o 90 go Q 0 Q Q
-. 20 you NEED MONEY!
- Dont borrow from small concerns, which
are here today and are compelled to call in
their loans tomorrow.
We will loan any amount that your secur-
wagons. fixtures, warehouse receipt receipts, etc;
security always left undisturbed in your pos:
session; You have the use of your goods and
se.s il %sasv 6S y ssns WHEN il
ETC., are the BEST in this city;
Minneapolis Financial Co.,
Gristate aSs SH n toE ". MAJ Main s 4os:L2
2a2 2oa : 1cozfss fos ! fa1RnS 5 :
I'VE, We loan on furniture pianos, salaries,
terms. Without removal ne Of s eaSs' easy
Q Twin City es7s. M W. Main Ito. q
6ol-6O2 Globe Bldg, 22 4th st. 8.
Between Nicollet and Hennepin.
. Open evenings on Monday and Saturday. 9
@ Q Q 80 o Q 20 Q 9
sALARIED PEOPLE
nth f1rni <1,o3r
does 81 prtseipa :lt f eays Sours eli
%SRss p Sd sfN e% %E ts bu fs
UNLIMITED MONEY 70 LOAN ON MINNIE:
apolis business or residence property, with
ION or before, privilege: ~ s.,
Temporary office, 52s Security Bank Bldg.
WE CAN MAKE LOANS ON DoWNToWN
property at ~ and pet cent; also loan
Fiheld 8 Fiheld, 717-721 Andrus building.
SEE Us FOR BUILDING LOANS, HAVING TIKI
- partial payment privilege. We write IRE in
In The snn Bel
lished in $780, '..
MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN UPON
real estate; no delay In securing answer o.
a sos9 #ho sss Bpo Also A 1aSn sus
We OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN On
improved city property at lowest current
rates; no delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust
I Co., 313 Nicollet az. f5:.. y. -: q.
a. D. CONE & co., Bl7 GUARANTY BLDG.
have on hand to loan on improved property
$1,000, $1,000, $4,000. $500; lowest rates
ON OR BEFORE MONEY TO LOAN; Low
rates rates 20 delay h h3oe Title Insurance
PRIVATE LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS
wagons, warehouse receipts, etc. Write Loci
Box 4O1, city.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE Ar Low
est rates; no delay. Nickels s. Smith, 81
:, Nicollet av
81, 900 TO LOAN at 5N per cent on city prop
erty. Sulfow & Dredge, 433 Andrus Bldg
PRIVATE LIST and I'd Real Estate Mortgage,
made promptly. Dever, 537 Andrus building,
MONEY TO LOAN At LOWEST RATES; NO
delay. Thayer & Gale. 21S N. Y. Life bldg.
Money loaned good collateral; old-line polioie,
accepted. Cleghorn, so2 Guaranty bldg.
500 Or MORE ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Tabour Realty Co., 40 LIST ~ s.
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MONUMENTS

NORTHWESTERN MANTEL co., MoNU.
rnents, headstones and markers; special de.
signs on request. Office 419 9th st s.; granite
and marble works 8517 Hen. av. Both phones
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AUTOMoBLEsAND BICYCLE

AUTOMOBILEsAND BICYCLES
ONE oLDs, NEWLY PAINTED. e-H. p. $3.50
One Mitchell, 4-cylinder, 1904 model, 25-H.P.,
One Cadillac, 1905, with s. e. tonneau, e-H.P.
$3.50. >
One Rambler, 1903, one seat, 7-H.P., 5000.
One Rambler, 1904, with tonneau, s-H.P., s45o.
One Yale, 1905, with side entrance, 16-H.P.,
One made to order, 7-H.P., one seat, 500.
18-H.P., $3.50.
One Columbia electric, cost 81, $50, for $3.50.
All cars in good running condition. We carry
everything In tires, sundries, etc. Repair
ing and painting specially.
Fawkes Auto Co., lie 9th st s.
wANTED-1so6 OR 1903 TOURING Oar. IN
good condition, not less than 25-H. P. VIII
give frst-class clear farming land worth
= ern Colorado. Address A. d. Bowe, 500 An
| drus building, Minneapolis. =
LET US REPAIR YOUR AUTO TIRES NOW.
We will rethread and vulcanize all makes
OF tires. Send for price list. We are
The J. N. Johnson Co., s15 Nicoilet av.
WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR GOOD FARM
land In this vicinity, 2-horsepower Peerless
automobile with side entrance, top and lamp
tional Bank.
OUR GARAGE IS NO COLD STORAGE PLANT.
but Is steam heated and kept clean: ample
room and reasonable prices for storage Max
field & Rice Bros, 1401 Hennepin av.
AUTOMOBILE INsURANCE-BEsT POLICY,
lowest rates; Gorham, Braden Company, sue
cessors to Chadbourn & Braden, 10 4th st N.
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LOST, FOUND. REWARDS

LOST, FOUND, REWARDS
IosTEN IoBBY OF PosToFF1oE TnEs1AT
a:15 pm. one valige containing mall for
pesse retara a He As W M the
nesota Tract Society, sse E Lake, st. -
LOST OR sToLEN-BANK BOOK NO. s92os,
issued by The Farmers & Mechanics Savings
Bank Of Minneapolis. If not returned to
/ said bank before Dec. g. 1906, application
will be made for duplicate thereof.
T LADY WHO FOUND SHOPPING BAG IN
ladies' toilet at Glass Block yesterday at
about o'clock will return same to Glass
Block cashiers desk she may keep money.
LosT-LADY's GOLD WATCH BETWEEN 2114
Hennepin and 1712 Hennepin, Tuesday morn
ing, Return for liberal reward to 2114 Hen
nepin: T. e. $3.50, n. W. South BILL:
pocketbook containing about $40 and two St.
Paul gas bills; must have gas bills 1mmedi-
ately; for reward leave at Journal.
LosT-BETwEEN CHEsTNUT AND HENNE-
pin, 18th st Como-Harriet car. Mon
for reward to 1905 Chestnut.
LosT-sUNBuRsT, PLATED SKIRT, TUES
day afternoon, between Nicollet and 4th st
and 11th av s and I'd st; finder please return
219 Central. for reward.
LOsT-LADY's WATCH WITH LEATHER
fob on. 9Th st between sth and 4th av s,
Wednesday morning Return for reward even
tngs to 725 9Th av 8. S
LOST OR sTRAYED FROM 1921 PORTLAND
av. Saturday kitten, part Angora. white with
yellow and black spots; answers to name Of
MQffet. Reward.
LOsT-LEMoN AND WHITE POINTER DOG,
with small black leather collar. Return for
reward to DR.. f. B. Kremer, 4O7 Masonic
Temple.
LosT-AN EMBROIDERED Pillow COVER
on list ay car between 2 and 8 o'clock Tuesday.
Kindly leave at 2s9 3D. av N and receive re-
ward. s
FOUND-BLACK SILK UMBRELLA WITH
gold and pearl handle, Nov. 20, at Elks' hall.
Call and identify. 901 Selby av, St. Paul.
MINI. @ss
LosT-sUNDAY AFTERNOON, GRAY SOUR
rel fur scarf; finder. please return for reward
to 2440 Dupont av s. Phone South 1894 ]. q
LosT-Box OF CIGARS FROM CARRIAGE
on 10th st s last evening; will pay 81 on
delivery OF same at Journal business Office.
WANTED = By YOUNG MAN. WORK as
helper in plumbing or steam-fttng shop; will
ing to learn trade. Address 1854 Journal.
IOsT-BLACK SILK BELT, OVAL SILVER
buckle, engraved M Return to Marchant
room l., postofice. for reward. sss.s@
LosT-YEsTERDAY, TURQUOISE RING. SET
y with diamonds. Liberal reward If returned
to Journal office. 33. s
LOsT-PAIR GOLD NOSE GLASEs m i. q,
Hirschy case Return to 51s Nicollet for re-
ward; upstairs.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS
WILLIAMS, OF GUARANTY BLDG, LOANS
on furniture, pianos, or any security; large
loans speciality; terms to suit borrowers;
lowest prices.
LOANS on DIAMONDS AND WATCHES; Low
rates. The old reliable, NJ. L. Cohen, %
Washington av s. Established 1872
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. 500 Globe bldg.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE
~H~~~~N~~~<N~~~A~~~N~~>
BIRTHS. .-- 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Swanson, 4233 Emerson
avenue N, boy .... s-.. ..-,,.s :,
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. J. ostlund, sso1 Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs, L. Larson, 2314 Ninth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank, @s2 Twenty-third
avenue s, a boy. 2 -, Inf.
: Mr.. and Mrs.. W. n. Baxter, s4o5 Fourteenth
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Putnam, 1910 Thirteenth
avenue Sc. girl. Q y
~ MARRIAGE LICENSES. 1'.
Ernest G. Clarey and Marie u. Weekes.
Erick N. Nelson and Bolette Enes.
Christ 2. Jensen and Randina NJ. Torgeson.
Chris Neuman and Lena Jensen. 90.
Adolf Nordquist and Olga NJ. Lee. ru
Elmer Josephson and Olive Saart. t g.
Arthur l.. Smith and Florence r. Burch.
Anton B. Anderson and Jenny A. Kullander
Eddie Wallace and Maude Hughes
Olof Bergstrom and Ellen Bloom s.
William Reed and Mollie Greedy.
DEATHS. ..a
Frank Hamel. Home Of Little Sisters Of the
Poor.
Eliza Merrill, Az Seventh street S.
Minnie Baldwin. city hospital -.-s.s-
Ragnhold Stone. 1926 Polk street.
Frances Snay. 419 Washington avenue S.
Patrick Keefe, 1907 University avenue Sc.
Frank Baeser, st. Mary's hospital.
Herman He1ne, GIT Fremont avenue N. ~
John Olsen, Norwegian Deaconess hospital
Sigmund Kaufman, 2016 Sixteenth avenue s.
Levi Emery, 2s4S Harriet avenue.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY


COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
FOR sALE-Two CARLOADS OF NO. /
& Storage Co., T. O. telephone 1851, n. W.
Main 4l57, or call at Wolpert Grocery, Is
FOR sALE-HANDsoME SCOTCH COLLIE,
hrst class watchdog, / year, cheap. Cali
at 252l Grand az, or telephone South 1O14-J
OIL MEAL. $1.e6; OYSTER SHELLS, 75o; MICA
crystal grit, 75c per 1Q0-lb sack.
]. Fl. Smith. 214-216 Hennepin ay,
FRESH COWS AND sPRINGERs; GOOD MLK-
ers; must be sold at some price: jersey bull
Tor service. Davis. S06 9Th st 8.
FOB SALE NO. FRESH COW; ALSO ONE
for beef. 3oOs Pleasant av.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, FEW BARRED ROCK
pullets, Bradley Lambert strain. 272s Essex
st Sc. T. G. 1857.
FERRETs FOR CHRIsTMAs RABBIT HUNT
ing, SO per pair. r. O. Fletcher, St. Louis
Park: T. @. 74101. j. = ~ ~ ~
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OCEAN STEAMERS

AMERICAN LINE
PLYMOUTH SOUTHAMPTON.
Phtladelph1a-Queenstown- 3
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
/ NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT.
j.. DOMINION LINE
Royal Mail Steamers.
MONTREAL TC LIvERPOOL-Short sea passae4
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK, ANTWERP PARIS. :
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW Observation-Disclosures. q
FT M MEDITERRANEAN AzL15AAps, &
F7oN NEW YORK
cELTIo. :. Jan. Is, $3.50 am; March ToNa;
0HE11o' 1 ns5sa e. Ros nSopi May o. June 20
CANoPiC: ;..........J Jan; II, $50 a.ua.. Feb. g
Q. E. BREoKE, NJ W. 2. Agent,
Ia-1ss I'd 1t q, Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
Z. Il. LARKE, Passenger Agent,
. East eth Ut, st. Paul.
TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, ALEXANDRIK
(only IA days to Alexandria): "Caronia, y
10000 tons, fastest and most luxurious Of
leviathans sails from New York Jan. s and
again Feb. - for Gibraltar, Naples: special
la carte restaurant feature "a service with.
to local agents or Cunard line Ernest Carley,
manager northwestern department, southwest
corner Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis.
EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC-NEWs
Royal Mail steamers of the Canadian Pacific
Railway companys Atlantic service. Empress
Of Britain and Empress Of Ireland. only four
days from land to land; shortest ocean route,
high class Recommendations tickets issued to
Mdman. northwestern passenger agent, 283
Nicollet av. ..
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fOlteE,
, 601-602. Phoenix. Building.

% ooo % "a, % o o
WE HANDLE CITY REAL ESTATE O
only, and sell your house or lot for o
you on very short notice. 1t will cost
Q you nothing to list 1t with us for sale, Q
o and all advertising is done at our own q
Q expense Thorpe Bros, 2os Andrus o
Q Q o 0 o o o o o q
LOT FOR HOME. -
1915 buys fine lot, 4Oxl3O three feet
above grade and level; city water and gas;
"a az between 37th and 3Sth SITS; close to
= school and church and between two good
'seven-minute lines. -
d. G. Bell Investment Co.,
Security Bank Bldg.
LAUDERDALE co.
0 30 lots near new schoolhouse in North q
o Minneapolis 81 800 cash. q
Q % 0 900 0 0 o 0
CALHOUN PARK-CASHE OFFER WANTED
for. equity in two level east fronts, 42x12s
each, three blocks from the lake at 34th
mortgage $500, two years, per cent
$50 J. G. Willard. sos Phoenix
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BARGAINS. .,..
and ~
Easy Terms. ~
$3.50 each for fine level lots on Pillsbury ay
S, between Both and 37th SITS; each 40x167
to 16-foot alley; these lots will be sold
inside OF ten days; get busy If you want
one. "11F - >.''
s175-$25 cash, $40 per month, without interest,
North Side; good east front lot, only W
blocks to carline; 2A blocks from school,
$5O0-Four lots, only four. blocks from Bryant
az carline; 500 cash. balance monthly;
just the place to raise chickens.
Potter,
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms


LARGE, ELEGANTLY FINISHED UNFUR-
nished rooms, heated and lighted house mod
ern, hot and cold running water. light house
keeping allowed. 1918 Hawthorn av.
FOR RENT-Two ELEGANT UNFURNIsHED
connecting rooms, strictly modern house, par
quet floors, fireplace, steam heat and hot air.
Phone 7. G. 1890.
ROOMS, FOUR UNFURNISHED, SUITABLE
for light housekeeping, gas and city water,
front and back entrance. 3143 Stevens av
SIX PLEASANT ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, 2522
25th av s.: city water wet sink; only 50 per
month. 1904 Guaranty building.
FIVE ROOMS, LOWER FLOR, 1913 4th Az s.
City water. Comfortable for small family. o.
s. Woodruff, COS Guaranty bldg.
FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS DoWNsTAIRs
modern except heat, at 1915 7th st s. T. G.
phone 9365.
S7-FoUR OR FIVE ROOMS NEAR CENTER
Of city. Ills Yale place. Telephone T. G.
1916
THREE NICE ROOMS, UPSTAIRS, FOR So A
month. 1928 9th st s.
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= WANTED-TO RENT
WANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED FLAT
until May 1, by responsible party, very finest
reference given; four adults; will take pos.
session at once. Address 31S1, Journal.
SEVEN RooM CORNER RESIDENCE OR COR
ner lots: pay cash from owner; must be bar
gain; south Sunnyside, Lakes Isles, Calhoun
preferred. Address 8194, Journal.
FOUR OR FIvE-RoOM FLAT, ABOUT JAN. /;
will paw s25 to $780,; and wife with no
dogs, cats, birds or photograph. Address
1920, Journal. t.- -
CASH AND TRADE FOR YOUR LANDS,
acres, farms. homes fats, blocks; exchanges
made M. p. Hobart, Phoenix bldg.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
e +. ~ Wanted. -.

A HORSE FOR ITS KEEPING; MUST BE A
good worker; 1900 lbs or over. Call IS 7th
a st S. - -st -. : -;. - -
CASH PAID FOR HORSES, SECONDHAND
Duggles, wagons and harnesses. 815 4th ut g.
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T.. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. =.
$4,000 fat building, well located, ~
$4,000, lot 45x11O, 18th st, near Nicollet.
,66x165. corner lot, low price; inside 10th st.
5000; trackage, big lot, 11o11e5, inside Of
Bargain, 1e5x2so on paved street, with big old
mansion that cost SIC, O0O;> all for SIS. 000
s gold. - = = =
81 lots on Lyndale av at $500 each. 49,,
240 lots, 2sth N and Penn ay. for less
Real estate bought and sold. Exchanges made
80" Marcus P. Hobart,
a. Phoenix BUILDING 49,