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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED HERE FOR USE OR INVESTMENT
Wyven Harrington Co.
4Oi-2-3 ANDRUS BUILDING

Choice 100 feet of inside property on
.Nicollet-Can be made to pay bet
ter than Is per cent net. One of
the best investments in Mime
apolis today,zsand we will sell it T
for at least 800 per foot less
than anything can be bought
around it.
Sl6OOO-Perhaps less. A nine
fat building on Dupont av S, near
Goth. Rents for $2760 per year.
Is brand new, and can be handled
on terms. Will pay about Is per
cent net on the investment.
$25OOO-Four-story, solid brick
building on Hennepin av, inside of
9Th. st. Will rent to pay better
than IL per cent net on the invest
ment. This is a decided bargain
and will go quickly.
$97OO-A snap in 3-story, solid
brick building on Hennepin av,
near Washington. Never offered
before at this price. Have ten
ant ready to take it, which will
make it pay. Is per cent net.
$1,000 2942 Park av.. An elegant
duplex house on the finest boule-
vard>in the city. Thoroly modern,
hardwood thruout; six and seven
rooms, finest plumbing, hot water
heat, gas and electric lights, side
boards, laundry, large attic, with
two finished rooms, rents for SIS
per month. Brand new and should
be seen to be appreciated. ~:
$9OOO-17s7 Humboldt av S.
eight rooms; hardwood thruout;
combination heat, laundry, gas
and electric light; large lot. In
: fact,4,a very desirable house in
+, the best locality in the city. :
$500 1928 Humboldt av S. A
/ beautiful, new nine-room house,
modern and up-to-date in every
particular. Excellent heating
/ plant, large attic, finest plumbing
B thruout e front and back stairs !;
all improvements in the street.
4 This is the cheapest house in Cal
q houn Park, and could not be du.
plicated for $4,000.
$42OO-3005 Dupont av S. Eight
8 rooms, hardwood floors and finish
Il = Andrews hot water heating. plant
s. >: Large lot, barn. A very desirable
f9house in choice location, and car
= be sold on terms. ~ '--~'
80 feet on Irving av, near 9th: We
+ will build house to suit, of any
price, on. this lot from your own
i plans and sell it on terms to suit
:. aH5',,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

$4OOO-No. 1856 Portland av. A bar
gain in a thoroly modern corner
home containing 8 rooms, with hard
wood finish and floors, decorations.
bath. furnace heat, laundry, storm
windows and screens, screened-in
porch Lot 53x121 feet. Three years
E, old. . -.- '>' e." q.
$46OO-No. 3O45 Oakland av s: A
F. beautiful little home Of rooms,
with hardwood finish and floors
throughout; bath, hot water heat,
good fireplace, fine decorations, gas
fixtures. Corner lot, 42x130' feet
UNIMPRovED., ). 80. +.
$2275-Fine lot on Aldrich av S.,
between Franklin av- and 22nd st;
lies beautifully; all improvements
in street and paid for. Size 65x125
$SOO-Lot on Harriet av S., between
oath and 25th sts facing east. 40x129
feet Lies well above grade.
$525-The corner Of Chicago az and
37th st, facing east and north, SO 1-3x
1923 feet. City water.
$5OO-Lot on Lyndale av s., be-
tween 36th and 37th SITS, facing east;
42x119h feet. City water and stone
walk sst.st
$15OO-Lot on James av S., between
Lincoln and Franklin ayes, facing
WeSl,s& 0Ux150 Ieet; improvements IN
street; lies fine.
$475-Lot on Cedar Lake Road, be-
tween Chestnut and LIST av N, 40x
200 feet, improvements in street;
lies well.
$45O-Lot on Portland av. between
3Sth and seth SITS, facing west; city
water and stone walk, 45x11s feel,
easy terms.
$l5OO-Lot on Kenwood boulevard
between Franklin and 21St SITS: size
54x145 feet; all improvements; lies
well.
THE BEST LOTS IN THE CITY FOR
$40 EACH. i.
Located near Penn av NJ, between
35th and 36th ayes; size 40x12S feet
each; three blocks to goth av N car
line. Lie beautifully, overlooking
city. Terms very reasonable 10
cash. $500 monthly. per cent in
terest Here is your opportunity;
| buy quick.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

If the manufacturers Of cement will
maintain the quality of their products;
if the workers in cement may con
stantly rely upon the characteristics of
a good article, a vital point is secure,
and the manufactures, is certain to find
a market which will absorb his output
but let him lower the standard he has
set for himself, to produce none but
the best, and bankruptcy will follow as
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22
BY JAMES r. TAGeART.

s. ny VtAmES ~ - tN1SfNTls tzSsyc
My plans for concrete houses rang
Ing In size from five to nine rooms;
In cost from $1,000 to $4,000 are now
ready for your inspection and approv-
al, and will be sent on request. State
number of rooms wanted and maxi i
mum amount Of money you wish to
invest. Please don't seek to crafty
an Idle curiosity at my expense;si 1t
will cost me something to send these
plans to you, but If 1t is your pur-
pose to build. we can DO business to
our mutual advantages. Lake dwell
ers will be Interested In modifica-
stlons Of these plans and In the bum
galow cottages.
Since the beginning of these. artl-
| cies, numerous inquirers have asked
for Information bearing upon this
subject, and | have replied privately
| to = number of these. So many re-
main to be answered. however. shat
| 1t Is deemed best to reply thru this
medium, that the information offered
may have wider circulation. If you.
are having difficulties, and they can
be cleared away thru this channel,
send In your questions. Address }.
| r. Taggart, box 482, Minneapolis.
In the widespread interest in and the discu
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22
/ AB0UR Realty CO.
Real Estate, Loans, Rentals, Insurance,
40 First Ave. S. :

$500 5sx2e alley inside oath street. the vicinity Of
Hennepln, with building hats
ed theuou hdwods all hardwood floors plate rails IN the ng
and coal front and back stairs front
Rental
light
will
d A
$73(O-ook fulzed lot the
choicest locations all fine homes the block this about
reception hail. living about So feet bookcases mantel and
the
fitted toilet
all hardwood foors plumbing elaborate
full
combination heating and
be
$500
house
barn.
a decided / IS. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

In the widespread interest In and the discus
sion of concrete as a building material, and in
all the varied forms of wall surfaces, whether
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
EXCHANGED GREETINGS,
President Communicated With by
Wireless Message Medium.

New York Nov. Is. - officers and
crew Of the steamer Advance. which
arrived here Wednesday from Colon.
exchanged wireless messages with
President Roosevelt during the voyage.
When the Advance met the battleship
Louisiana and her escort, Tennessee
and Washington, the following wireless
message was sent to the president.
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt. L. S. S.
Louisiana Captain and men of the
steamship Advance send greetings.
wish you and Mrs. Roosevelt a most
pleasant voyage and congratulate you
on the result Of New York state cleo.
tion.
EDWARD HAMMOND, Captain"
PRESIDENT RoOsevelt's reply was as
follows.
Captain Hamomud and Men of the
Steamer Advance. Heartiest thanks
for your congratulations on both
counts. THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16

That he'll Is "a failure for lasA 81
heat wlli no doubt b" weiromr ncwa
TO ,hoss persons who have dreaded
addiog fael TO tho flames. nys The
"a Louis Republic Whether The
ue~s ia ans more comfurtins 20 tho
sinner because the Insurance comics
from a minister speaking tu ministers
may depend upon hos fat the sinner
Nas backslld from his early teachings
Robbed Of les burning terrors. the
efficacy Of its lesson might seem 90
Eauish. va far as fhc cylldoer Is con
rerued Fire has always inspired
he human race with apprehension.
and an Internal abode without plenty
~ birthstone II "A distinct disappoiut
meuf even 70 the lmaginatlea OF the
man who tries "a do right
Some 81 the most popular classic
Jose their charm If the Reverend Doc
tor Gafford Is really serious To BIZ
statement Milton is ]dlscrcdited
and literature suffers for want OF q
powerful contrast In asserting the
God and bad principles of life.
The drama viii be compelled tg
uschew the problem play because
there viii be nothing fascinating h.
the evil attempts to aualyze uules.
thc dying fires are repleuished Thl
new line Of thought has its draw
backs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
UNUSUAL AILMENT.
Bishop Tigert Has Chicken Bone TO
Lodge In Throat

Bishop Tigert Has Chicken Bone TO
Lodge In Throat
Atoka. l. r.. Nov Bishop John
J, Tigcrt Of the Methodist church.
South. who has been reported as being
very sick with tonsilitis at the home
of Judge Humphrey here. has recov-
cred sufficiently to travel and resume
his journey to open the Methodist In
dian conference at Tulsa Before
the distinguished divine had re
covered from his illness several prom
inent surgeons had visited his bcdsid
10 diagnose his maiady, eventually pro
%nounCing il tOnsilitis.
Tuesday morning, upon the bishop.
awakening he drank q cup of coffee
and In drinking ii he became ~stranEIo0
and coughed MP a three-iuch CHECKER
bone. a part of the pullot ne had eaten
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16

The deed was .FneI hv both Haf not
IN the presence Of each other. aud de
ClarCs
Owing to unhappy differences be.
tween them. the undersigned have this
day executed a deed Of operation.
While making such announcement we
wish to assert with all possible empha.
sis the talsitT OF the s@candalous ar.
tlcles which have lately appeared in
the puhIlr Prints
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
NO ORDERS YET.
Mayor Clarke Denies That Any have
Been Received.

Been Received
Oklahoma City. Nov. J To a cor
respondent o. the Associated Press IN
a conversation over a phone Tuesday
night Major Clarke Of the Twenty sixth
infantry said
THE orders for the dismissal Of the
negroes haven OF yet received No OF.
ficers have been dismissed. Major
Penrose frs commanding the post, and
I, who came here with The Twenty sixth
infantry battalion from Fort Sam
Houston. am simply aCtsng I'm commune.
ton with Major Penrase. We do not
know when the order To dismiss the
troops win come
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16

The Enterprise publishing Com
pany is In nowise responsible for
debts that may Dee contracted hy eW.
ployes. viii we assume payment
II such debts under % DjrCum.
stance. Every ompioye Of this of.
flee ia paid promptly for Wure done.
This is to protect ourselves and fEa
~alliHe public ENTERPRISE rIN.
ltSltlNG COMPANY I.r {. 49,.
NckHtEhf. Manager
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing or reputation of
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear an the columns of the
Daily Light viii Dee gladly corrected
upon its being brought 20 the ltten-
zion ~ the management
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16
JACK FROST COMES a.rArrl>G

at your pipes in "A month or two
Ara you ready for himg Best ccou-
omy 60 have your
PLUMBING
inspected by u Of uuv expert me.
shanics ahead OF time. Traps. joints.
Hpes s|kiilfuily tested Somebody is
going To get % Christmas present OF
= flooded bathroom or falling ceiling
we're not telling who, You keep
your name Off the list by preparing
ahead Wp repair old and build new
plumbing. Examinations free.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-16

Obituaries. resolutions of respect,
cards of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-wil be charged for at the
rate of E cents per line Poetry mt
double price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
DeSC0NihnlIen|O en- |0g|0|uI0

Londres, l3 de Julio.-Un All !
tom6vil omnibus de los que ha
cen la carrera entire Londres Y
Brighton Sc preCipit6 pOr una
gran cuesta cerca de Crawley.
De suS treinta y Cuatro pasaje-
ros murieron diez Y veinte que
daron heridos, algunos mortal
mente. FL vehiculo Sc estrel1o
contra un arbol al pie de Ia
pendiente.
FL ministro de la Guerra, Mr..
Haldane anunci0 en- la Camara
el proposito del .gobierno de
manteper una fuerza expedicio-
maria de 10000 hombres ell
disposition de prestar serviCio
Immediate en- case dc guerra.
Tambien Sc reducira el efectivo
del ej6rcito Y Sc introduciran
economics en- la administration
militar.
Londres, IS de Julio.-Ha
fallecido en- Salisbury Mr.. Ed
ward Sentell, de Brooklyn, una
de las victimas del descarrila-
miento del tren de Plymouth.
Este desgraciado perdio en- ell
desastre toda su familia, espOsa
Y tres hijos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Lo que Sc destaca
lusidnl

peTo 4 ese comento. sc pTeSta
esta otra reflexion La inteli-
gencia es grande, suprema. no
Sc compra. es ipnata en- el ser
que la domina, pero aesgracia-
damente es cierto que tu, lector.
v todos hemos vlsto y vemos a
muchas inteligencias subyuga
das por el vicio. cuyos hombres
no son admiSibles en- la esfera
social, porque ellos mismos Sc
han encaTgado de que esa socie-
dad les diCte Su menosprecio.
Y siendo esos sereS inteligen.
tes Ipor que vagan por las ca
lies. ora visitando la sombria
taberna, q Sufriendo las conSe-
cuencias del desastre de su
vida2
Porque en- ese case, la inteli-
gencia es dominada por la CO.
rrupci6n Y desde luego que ell
sentimiento, ese espfritu vivit-
cante, sufre en- ellos el aplaste
de la indiferencia, por causa a
que en- primitivos tiempoS no
Sc sembr6 en- esaS almas la for
dc la Moral, por ESQ es, que la
educaci0n Como antes digo),
debe empeZar desde la cuna. y
asf sc van deSarrollando las ia
cultades de la Virtud.
81 solo nos enCargamOS de
instruir al nino, en- el uSO de
sus facultades mentaleS. para
desarrollar su inteligencia y
luego sacar el luCrO de esa in
completa labor, ST solo nos OCu-
pamos de ESQ, Y no derramamos
en- Su alma los afeCtOS MOBILES V
no lie haCemOS CCmprender la
grandeza de la Moral; llega ell
no lejano dia en- que ese nillo
sin respeto. sin tenor a NADIA,
Sc encuentre entregado EN- los
brazos de lla depravaCi0n. i'm
pulsado por la passion Y es vic
TINA del vicio Y la maldad.
La debilidad del caracter de
los padres, es la sOmbra tenaz
que amenaza el bienestar de los
hijOs.
Ell cariflo paternal, debe estar
eclipsado ante el sagrado deber
de la educaci6n.
Infeliz del padre que siendO
debil por el carino a su hijo,
compenetra i aquel su debil-
dad; ese hijo abusa del cariilo
Y Sc convierte en- una involun-
tariedad que le lleva 1 un pre-
CipiCio.
Por ESQ creo. que antes de
sanciOnar leyes para ievantar
un patibulo; defense sanciOnar
leyes para proveer d un pueblo
de trabajo Y estudios, siendo ese
ell mejor patibulo que eXtjrpe el
crimen.
Pueblo, -sOciedad 8 familia,
dOnde este preterida la educa-
ci6n y solo Sc rinda quito al con-
vencionalismO de determinadas
ambiCioneS; esOs no pueden nj
podrar i1nas, formar su aureo
Ia para unirla a la de los pue-
bios que Sc elevan Dor sus pro
piOS m6ritos Y virtudes.
CatEOs Gafc{a de Ia Aocct'G.
San Juan, Julio q de 1906
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
con e1 Emperador Gui-

renciara con el Emperador Gui-
llermo en- ell castillo Friede-
ric hsk ron. cerca de Hamburgo,
q fines de Agosto. FL Rey Sc
detendra en- el castillo al hacer
su vista anual a los bai1os ale
names de Marienbad.
Dos vapores extranjeros que
salieron del puerto prusiano dc
Mamel fueron detenidos Y re-
Igistrados por CTuceros rusoS,
que hallaron a bordo ochenta
mil cartuchos Y gran cantidad
de dinamita.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22

C.E. Jenkins was called to Bolton yes
terday on account Of the death oil MS
vife's father, Mr.. Thos. Birdweli' MIS-
Jenkins health would TO, permit oil her
going.
Attention is directed to the X. OF r.
holiday gift fund, statement OF wh'eh
appear, elsewhere in the Eagle. Con,ri-
hutton, 10 the fund are invited by the
lodge. 10
Mrs. Mary Sebesta has received from the
New York Life, through Mr.. X. u
Tabor, the companys agent, check Tor
$1,000. 90. the amount OF her late husband
policy with that company.
Collier g. Caldwell sold three pianos
Yesterday afternoon. Their big piano
sale is proving highly successful. They
still have some splendid bargains.
Pupils of Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes Kinder
ear,en enjoyed a visit from Santa Claus
Yesterday and received some pretty gifts
Appropriate exercises were also held IN
various rooms of the public schools.
The marriage Of Mr.. Will Conlee, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Conlee OF this city,
and Miss o1elle Wiley, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. w. n. Wiley of Thompson
Creek. is announced TO take place at the
home Of the brides parents Sunday even
ing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
A TRANSFORMATION.

A yisi, TO cutters store will reveal sea
sonable and beautiful transformation OF
the interior for the display of his splendid
stock Of holiday goods. The whole fioni
Of the store is given over to these goods
and they are exhibited where they can be
seen and examined. A large force OF
clerks insures Ia, you will be waited on
promptly and you are sure to be pleased.
Call today. IL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22

w. n. Shelby OF Reliance was IN the
CITY Yesterday and reported to the Eagle
an unusual and tragic accident which
h,nn.ned in that community Friday. A
negro living on John Merka's place under
mined a chimney for the purpose OF tear
inc IL down and il fell Premaiurely' crush
ing the negro TO death.
Messn. w. L. Baker and V. ID. Nc
Lanahan of Saratoga. Texas, have opened
a pool and billiard parlor in the Smith
building, upstairs over the City National
hank. The large room heretofore used as
a cotton sample room has been RENTED and
hxed up in nice shape, and entirely new
tables and equipment installed. Mr.. Baker
is here in charge and Mr.. MeLanahan
will arrive shortly. They invite the pat
ronaee Of the public in an ad elsewhere IN
the Eagle.
/. r. Maloney or yesterday purchased
from Geo. ID. Tucker the Tucker Hotel
property, one block west OF Wagner *
Brandon 5; consideration S3,5Oo.OO. The
Eagle learns that Mr.. Tucker has no in'en-
ton Of leaving Bryan, but merely desires
to retire from the hotel bushes. He will
purchase property and build nice home
Mr.. Maloney will rent the property Mr.
Maloney also purchased from L. A. Plasek
the two story building OF the Hor'man
property adjoining the Tucker Hotel
property and having tweA'y foot ironti
consideration, Si5OO.OO. The building is
now occupied by a meat market. Mr.
Plasek retains the ownership of his black
smith shop property adjoining. Both OF
these deals were contaminated through the
real estate agency of Monroe Edge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
HUYLERS' CANDIES.

The best known. Christmas packages all
sizes, kinds and prices, received fresh for
the holidays at the Postoihee Drugstore. IS
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
LENT 4 HORSE TO
RESCUE. MONEY.

A horse and buggy lent on April 10
by Frederic NJ. Bergman to the Amer
ican Bisctlit Company for the purpose
of removing $4,000 from the safe of
the company to a place where the fire
could not reach it have become the
basis of a suit against the company for
S1041.50 as damages.
OF the amount sued for, Bergman
claims $500 as personal damages due
to having been forced for twenty-six
days to walk about the city in the
transaction of his business instead Of
riding, as he was accustomed TO do. He
is more than so years of age.
According to Berryman's complaint.
when the fire approached the building &
of the American BISCUIT Company at
Battery and vellejo sheets on April 10,
officers of the company asked him to
loan the company his horse and buggy
in order that they might remove the
money ins the company's vaults Berry
man says he loaned the rig on the
agreement that it was to be returned
to him in three hours and that he was
to be paid for the hire of IT.
Bergman is the proprietor of a
teaming business and declares that he
used the horse and buggy in bis busi-
ness He states that the rig was not
returned to him and that he discov-
cred no trace of it until twenty-six
days afterward, when he found it in
the possession of a third party.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
FAVORS The UNIONS
DOING POLITICS.
Gompers Tells Federation of
Labor That the Assemblies
Must Strive for Victory
GAIN IN MEMBERSHIP

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 12.-The feat
ure of the opening session here today of
the twenty-sixth annual convention of
the American Federation of Labor was
the exhaustive annual report OF Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers, in which he de-
tailed the progress of the labor move
ment throughout the country, laying
special stress upon the advent of union
ism in the political arena and recon-
mending that this course be strictly
adhered to. A strong plea was made
for the employment of American labor
on the Panama Canal.
At the conclusion of President Com
pers' address the annual report of Sec
retary Frank Morrison was read, which
showed the federation to be in not only
excellent financial condition. but also
stronger in membership than ever be-
fore
There is at present $11s,54e.s0 in the
treasury of the federation. During the
year there were SS7 strikes, In which
there were 91,530 men involved. OF
thai number. 68,812 were benefited and
11.1S3 not benefited. The total cost of
strikes during the year was
s3,9S2,S65.66.
The convention adjourned until 8
o'clock tomorrow morning. The ses-
sions will continue for two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-13
RAILROAD WORKERS
DISCUSS WAGES.

NEW YORK, Nov 12.-The scale of
wages and length of the working day
were the issues at various meetings
today Of grievance committees repre-
senting the engineers and fireEnen of
several of the railroads centeTslng in
New York
At a conference between President
w. H. Truesdale of the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western, and a COM
mittee of the Brotherhood of Lpcomo-
tive Engineers, including Grand Chief
Warren H. Stone, the engineers were.
granted ten-hour day and increase
in wages aggregating for the 900 engi-
neers from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
The poll of the locomotive firemenl of
the Erie Railroad for the purpose of
determining whether or not to resort
to a strike in an endeavor to enforce.
their demands has resulted in an al
most unanimous vote in favor of a
strike so far as returns have been
received