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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
Bids Are Opened.

Major rCaighill. U. s. Engineer. to-
day opened bids for restoring Mobile
Bay ship channel to an uniform depth
of twenty-three fet. This is in accord
ance with an appropriation of 100000
made by Congress. The bids were as
follows and will be forwarded to Wash
.ngton at once:
Maryland Dredging and Contracting
Company of Baltimore, s 3-4c per cubic
yard; Home Dderdging Company of
Mobile. IA l2c.; George G. Barker of
Wilmington. Del, Tc.; Atlantic Gulf
and Pacific Company OF New York, 13c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
sherin Sends Tor ForRer.

Sheriff Powers will tomorrow send
two deputies to New Orleans to secure
Sam Hendon, a young white man want
ed here on two charges of forgery
Hendon was caught in New ~rleans a
few days ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

charge of the City Hospital, has ar
ranged for an inspection day of that
property early in October. A large
number of improvements have recent
ly been added to this worthy institu-
tion. A number of prominent ladies
will be asked to serve on the occas-
ion. The special guests will be the
members of city and county govern
ments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Deputy Sheriff Brewster arrived here
this morning from Chunchula' this
county, having in custody FRANK A.
Keuhl, a merchant Of that place keuhl
was arrested on complaint of his neigh
Dor. James F. George. who charges in
eecent exposure of person. Keuhl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
Postmasters Annointed.

POstmasters Appointed.
Washington, Sept. 22.-tSpecial)-
Postmasters appointed: Arthur, Lau-
derdale county. John A. Green; Goe-
thit. Tuscaloosa county, Rober; e. Nc
Cormick: Granger, Houston county,
Felix s. Long; Saint Elmo, Mobile
county, r. M Dodge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Capt J. w. Pringle of Battery A,
Alabama State Artillery, Is in receipt
of the handsome gold medal presented
the battery in 1885 by Hon. D. P. Bestor
as a trophy to be shot for. Severa.
years ago the medal was in custody Of
the late Secretary A. S. Doyle. The
medal was in the custody OF Mrs. Doyle
for some time and yesterday she for
warded It to Captain Pringle. 1t is a
magnificent jewel and one highly
rriZed by the battery.
Major A. Stacker for some three
years in command at Fort Morgan, has
been transferred to Fort Bdker, near
San Francisco. He will first go to Vir-
sinia on a twenty days furlough be-
fore assuming his new command
Monday morning in the Catholic
Church at Bayou la Batre, Mr.. Green
Verneuille of Mobile will be joined in
! marriage to Miss Maggie Bosarge Mr.
Verneu'lle is popular engineer on
. the river steamer Mary Staples and
his bride-elect is handsome AMI &C.
3ccmplished young woman of Bayou la
Batre. Mrs Florence Malloy Of Lay
rel. Miss, sister of Mr.. Verneuille, is
here to be present at the nuptials.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Miss Elizabeth Johnston. who was
recently elected principal of the Whis-
tier kindergarten of the public school
there, in company with her sister, MISC
Hattie Johnston, has returned from an
extended visit to Monteagle, Tenn, and
Jackson, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mrs. Rhett Goode and Miss Mabel
left over the Mobile and Ohio tonight
for Detroit, where Miss Mabel will re-
enter college for another year Last
evening Mrs. Goode gave her a beauti-
full little supper and theatre party as
farewell to a good old summer time
The small party was composed of DIR.
and Mrs. Goode. Miss Mabel Miss Mat
tie Belle Kirkbride. Mr.. Philip Kraus
and Mr.. Arthur Frank.
Mr.. Alfred Ross, the, eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Ross has been SER
iously Ill with fever, but is now pro-
nounced out of danger
Mrs C. ]. Torrey is expected home
Tuesday from the plantation home,
where she spends her summers.
Miss Ethel Fitzgerald is nearly well
again and will soon be able to leave
for her home in Richmond. Va.
Mr.. James McPhillips and family
have closed their summer home at
Point Clear and returned to the city.
Rev. A. F. Carr will attend the Pres
byterian convocation meeting in Thorn
asville next week
yesterday was the Z0IH WeuuluS al
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallet Will
| hanson and the occasion was marked
| by a gathering of friends and relatives
at their home last evening. beau
| tiful little supper was served and
| healths were drunk to the continued
| happiness of the couple Many beau
| tiful silver gifts were sent by friends
| in remembrance of the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Dawson are
! occupying Mrs j. G. Thomas home on
| Government street until the Anderson
home is ready for their occupancy for
| the winter.
Mrs. T. S Fry and family will move
| up from Point Clear Tuesday.
Mr.. George Randolph is In the city
today.
Rev A. c. Harte and party are
expected to reach Mobile Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mcmillan and
| family will move back to the city
next wee, after a summer spent at
Point Clear.
The friends of Mrs. Greenwood Zig
on. and they are legion. will learn
with regret that she has opened an
ONCE in New York and is succeeding
so we'll. that she has decided to make
her home there. This means that MO-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mrs. Peter Smith and sister, Mrs.
Charles Delhomme, left this morning
for visit with relatives in New Or
leans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

In the Circuit Court today Harry
g. G. Donald filed a suit for $4,000
against Ruse & Robertson. The suit
is for damages ir an alleged breach OF
agreement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

gave bond for his appearance in the
Inferior Criminal Court and was re-
leased from custody.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Cotton has not been rolling in at
tls port as rapidly MS had been anti
cipated taking the first week of the
new crop year as a criterion. For the
week ended yesterday. as compared
with the same period the year before.
the following is the status according
to the figures on the board at the Mo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Miss Mary Bullock is in Atlanta, the
guest of Mrs. Albert Ackers. and Is
having a most delightful time.
Mrs. A. W. Brooks is in Chicago at
the Beach Hotel, with her parents and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Bush and
Miss Marie Mr.. Brooks is in New
York on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Hughes and
Mrs Lee Fearn Irwin will be home
Monday from their summer trip
Miss Virginia Sims is expected home
Sunday from Lake Toxaway.
The Sewing Club was entertained
yesterday by Mrs. Alfred Rose.
Mrs James Gibboney and son are
stopping at the Hyde Park Hotel, Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Barrett left
Thursday for Tate Springs.
Mrs Percy Ketchum is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bestor Robertson
have moved back to the city from
their summer home at Sea Cliff.
The last cruising party of the sea-
son left the city today for Coden,
where they will enjoy an oyster roast
and then board the Amethyst" for
trip to Dauphin Island. In the party
ard DR.. and Mrs. Shelton Frederick.
Misses BROOKS, Maggie Brooks, Nellie
Shelton, and Messrs. Fred Pillet. Eu-.
gene Anter, L. L. Heazlett and Max
Hamburger, Jr.
Mrs. william Hunter and family and
Mrs. w. N. Hunter ana baby will be
home tomorrow from Lake Toxaway.
Mrs. George Lyons is at home again
after a summer trip in Waukesha and
Chicago.
Mr.. w. H. Monk. Jr, arrived today
from Buffalo, where he spent the
last week of his summer vacation.
Mrs Monk and katherine will remain
away several weeks longer.
Mr.. Frank Judd is expected home
tomorrow from Chicago
Mr.. G. w .Crutchfield leaves tonight
for Greensboro, N. c., and on his re-
turn will be accompanied by Mrs.
CrutchfeId.
Misses Lula and Annie Mary Vim
cent are expected home from New
York on the Mallory steamer due to-
day.
Mrs. Arthur Bailey has gone to Rog-
| ersville, Tenn.
| Mrs William Gordon and Miss Nell
lie Gordan have returned from a stay
| in Waukesha.
The U. D. C. will have an enter
tainment Thursday at the Y M. c, A.
Navy Ignores Order.
Washington, Sept. 22-Naval orders
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

To Inspect City Hospital.
Sister Regina, mother superior in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Major William Taylor. u. S. A, is
In the city visiting his sister, Mrs. r.
V. Taylor He Is accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Winona Taylor. a beau
tiful and most attractive girl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

The Misses Weiss will return home
Wednesday from Pass Christian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
FASCINATING FALL FASHIONS.
Novelties.
That can be seen in
Montgomery only at
Naehman & Mesrtiefs.

That can be seen in Montgom-
-ry only at Na.t imam ana Meer-
iera
New Plaid Belts from 5sc to
$3.50.
Beaded Purses from 4sc to $3.50
Amber Hat Pins, in the straw
berry and plum shapes from 10c
to acc.
Jet Back and Side Combs. from
SOC to $1.4s.
Polished Coral Bead Necklaces
sec, 4sc, and 5sc.
Jet Buckles to be used with
black silk elastic betting, from
SEQ to csc.
Black Silk Betting at Slips and
1900 a yard.
Jet Bracelets and Necklaces
from zee to $1.,s.
German Silver Link Purses,
from 81 40 to $2.9S.
Du Barry Scarf, OF Crepe and
Chiffon in dainty colors; span
Fled, embroidered and painted
kinds. from 81. IS to $3.50.
Lawn Embroideed Stocks with
tab at 35c and 30.
Lace Collar and Cuff Sets from
SOC to 50. 25.
Satin Bordered Yeils in grey
and brown. . yardslong. at $3.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Miss Mary Bullock is in Atlanta, the
guest of Mrs. Albert Ackers, and Is
having a most delightful time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

olpth on manu- Ss1Ao 4VfVO%
The Alabama River has the lead 50
far in the record of receipts, while the
honor the past year was the same,
though much greater, as we'll be noted
from the following figures:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mr. and Mrs. ]. Bestor Robertson
have moved back to the city from
their summer home at Sea Cliff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

The friends Of Mrs. Greenwood Zig
on, and they are legion. will learn
with regret that she has opened an
ONCE in New York and is succeeding
so we'll. that she has decided to make
her home there. This means that MO-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Mcmillan and
family will move back to the city
next wee, after a summer spent at
Point Clear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mrs. Percy Ketchum is visiting
friends in Chicago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Barrett .lef
Thursday for Tate Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mrs. A. w. Brooks is in Chicago al
the Beach Hotel, with her parents and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bush and
Miss Marie. Mr. Brooks is in New
York on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mrs. James Gibboney and son are
stopping at the Hyde Park Hotel, Chi
cago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Navy Ignores Order.
Washington, Sept 22.-Naval orders
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Rev. A. c. Harte and party arr
expected to reach Mobile Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Dress Gingham; entire new line in neat checks
large plaids and stripes both medium dark color
ings: the best domestic quality made at II 1-2c
yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mrs. T. S. Fry and family will move
up from Point Clear Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mr. James McPhillips and family
have closed their summer home at
Point Clear and returned to the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mrs c. ]. Torrey is expected home
Tuesday from the plantation home,
where she spends her summers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

The Sewing Club was entertained
yesterday by Mrs. Alfred Rose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mr.. Alfred Ross, the eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ross has been ser
iously Ill with fever. but is now pro-
nounced out of danger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Rev A. F. Carr will attend the Pres
byterian convocation meeting in Thorn
asville next week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Miss Ethel Fitzgerald is nearly well
again and will soon be able to leave
for her home in Richmond, Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mr. George Randolph is in the city
today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
Newest Cotton Dress Fabrics.

English twilled suitings; solid and fancies in brown
ana both stripes and paids; one could
hardly tell these goods from the all-wool materials
when made up and yet the price is but zoe yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Dawson are
occupying Mrs. J. G. Thomas home on
Government street until the Anderson
home is ready for their occupancy for
the winter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Hughes and
Mrs Lee Fearn Irwin will be home
Monday from their summer trip
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Miss Virginia Sims Is expected home
Sunday from Lake Toxaway.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

pounds corn. $1,000 pounds bran and
general merchandise. Value $4S,800.
Norwegian steamship Harald, for
Bocas del Toro; general merchandise.
Value 1892.
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Special Bargains.


sa;soo-New., Z large rooms, hardwood finish and
floors, open nickel plumbing. porcelain
= bath, full cemented basement, large
porch. coumned openings; must be sold
this week: open from 2 to s. Sunday;
1929 10th ay S.
e,OOo-New sevenroom and ~ba tn. hardwood I'm
ish and floors. best open nickel plumbing
:; full cemented basement, workmanship
- and material guaranteed the best,
screens. storm SASH stone walk; every
thing complete and first class. See. 1t
at once. 3S17 Portland -.
G0S Dupont av: 81 owner must sell; here Is one
of the most desirable strictly up to-date
reside residences in eighth ward. ten t elegant 1T
sideboard, beautiful mantel and fireplace,
colunlned openings. large buffers pan
De- try, laundry. vegetable cellar, beautiful
: large grounds 6ox12s, large porch east
-: for the price any place, practically new:
= owner. viii show You through today or
any time. See it at once and see us.
! You will miss it IL you wait. 273s
Dupont ay S. =.
This Is only fraction Of the fine properties that
3. We have, but see us and find out what
we have. .-- -
Do YOU want to~build2 -.
We will build on your lot or buy you lot
where you want It and build for you on
:. plans to suit you: *f*
No charge for plans If We build. - -
Terms to suit reasonable people. E.. '-
AL work guaranteed. Best Of references.
Modern homes and duplex houses speciality.
We can build You fine horne-.on the corner Of
- 3Sth: st and 1st av s.. We have Just
bought the three lots facing. east and
south. Have contracted two homes. but
have corner lot left Be quick If you
want it. Lies perfect near Nicollet
car: $4,000 will build you seven or
cightroom house with hot-water heat,
complete with lot. Get busy quick.
Our new offices 329 Boston Block
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved

Il * - : i
LOWRY REALTY cos BARGAINS.
Both Phones 500 Boston Block.
s1,05o--s rooms, 5000 cash. SIG monthly.
! 2Ol-6 rooms $500 cash. SIS monthly.
1905 rooms, $500 cash, SIS monthly.
], 500 rooms, easy terms, Grand av..
1907 I. rooms, p 2sd 81. St bargain sna1 M,
1908 houses, rent IA, $SOO cash.
2,0OO-S rooms, see this. 8z su
1900 rooms, all modern, walking distance.
$500 six-room houses, rent $2o, $500 cash.
2,5oe-2 houses. rent $27, $500 cash.
q 50o--Duplex house, Sth ward, bargain.
2,6o0-1o rooms and barn, bath, attic, double
cellar souts se s 5tn fss sundFs
$685. rooms, bath, full basement, open
= nickel plumbing, porcelain bath, hard
- wood floor throughout. !. all decorated
= built two years; water gas, stone walks;
- $500 cash. $40 monthly.
2T0o-7 rooms, bath, hardwood floors and an
1sh, columned openings, porcelain bath,
- ! cenented basement; new house.
2,760-I rooms. modern except heat, bargain;
Ptl1sbury av and 81st.
2.soo-e rooms, Pleasant av and s4th; $500
3,O0ot-9 rooms. good barn, fne corner, Lake
and Bryant av s. - - -.-"'"rs
s,ooo-s rooms, modern except heat, Stevens an s;
8,5OO--Flat and store, brick yeneered, well
rented, good locality. 49, ..-..
s,5oo-l1 rooms, Hastings, Mimi, exchange for
farm or SELL. -
Side fine large rooms; could not be
built for.price asked; good locality:
8,s5011 rooms, strictly modern, electric
lights, combination heat, barn, chicken
house; very cheap; desirable -
4,4O0-S rooms, Colfax az S; strictly modern,
hot water heat, fine; near 9th st; see
= this exceptional change.
A,500-9 rooms, Portland
4;60U-7 rooms, bath, full basement, hot wa
: ter heat hardwood finish, water, sewer,
gas; want: larger house west of "a aE,
will sell; bargain.
b,00o--t0 rooms.-- nearly new, hot water heat,
nicely decorated; Dupont av S:
5,2o0--Fine home, Aldrieh av s inside 25th. ct;
hot water heat, east front.
e,25o-Park 'ay,tnew. fine, not wafer heat, lo
rooms look at this. "'.. .
6,50o-Or less, IL rooms, fine home, lot eo1l2o,
all modern. -s'
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ss0o-HousE, 31s7 FINDLEY PLACE, FIVE
= rooms. d: 49,. -,
seee--71e Jewett place. seven rooms, $3.50 down
-" balance to suit. :
s11e0-2215 9Th At NE eight rooms, rents s12,
$1s4n0-3016 Grard ay s. seven rooms. easy
O." terms. - 49, ~~' IS
ST. 5oe--2421 9th st N. eight rooms, lot 43x157,
$500 down. balance to suit r.
s1;5go-25o9s 10th av s six rooms.
81, 500-2S15 Sd av s, ak rooms, easy terms, lot
4SX12S. ,.... .t-,s--- E.. :
S1,5OD-25o7 18th av S, six. rooms.
$1,sto-2615 s17th av $, seven rooms, $500 down.
= balance to suit. -, 1@s.f I
S. 1oo-Hepnepin. ar. near s5th, eight rooms.
." furnace: parquet floors, bath, etc, lot
.4H :42X12S.: 80. - =
S21oO-2sO5 22d st S, seven rooms, hardwood
= foors.-r furnace barn. etc., easy terms.
$22OO-Cottage at Lake Harriet, hardwood fin
80 ish. bath. etc. lot 56x152. - - -
S2Soo-House 27ss 1st av s., eight rooms and
So bath. lot 44x12S. .... ,-., =.
s2,5oo-31o9 Lyndale av S. eight rooms ant
bath, lot 45x12S. .-.-- ....... .,---,... =
Minneapolis Trust Co., = =.
J., Hennepin and 4th st. III -[sf .
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. o o o % O.: o O.; % o
T., COTTAGE AND ELEGANT LOT ON UP
ton av. close to Lake Harriet. can be I
bought now for 81 200; ON easy terms
) Good modern house.. hot water heating
} plant: convenient to streetcar and close
to Lake Harriet: $3.50. 80 ~
One of the incest new seven-room houses
in Linden Hills. modern, full basement
, and laundry. furnace heat. hardwood
, , floors and finish throughout: can be
D bought now for $500. win not last
, - long at this price. -, -:
D A. ~ Lots. ~
D We exclusive agents for most of the :
0 j finest lots in the Lake Harriet and Cat
D boun districts. We have some a short
o distance from streetcar near Lake Har-@
o Z riat., east front and fine trees that can
b be bought for 1915 each: little
o further out 'fors$10O each: also some very
o :? fine lots on Upton and Park boulevard
o - near Calhoun at from, $3.50 to 81, 25A.
o II you are looking for houses or lots in
0 this locality You will save money by see
o ing us before buying elsewhere. as we
0 X have the best and cheapest prices.
0 - Harriet Realty Co.,
O "a + : 4315 Upton Az s.
0 Also open Sundays and Evenings. #. :
O a o q o
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AL OF SEQ. So, l37, g, NORTON COUNTY,
! county, s: b, for only 1880: Ne 4 Is:
improved IS e i s. H. Is al and S' 81 w. g.
12O, rs. In Potter county, S. D.. only 81 900
each: Sc Is, 11e, rs, in Potter county, 9.
3d. sa1e NV sS'rtr H. In SRtns g. eot
f. H. g. e. 4sr 1885, 49, III III 5@r a. ia 81 Nn *
62, for $1,000; NE 4 IL, ia, 81, for S. 400;
81 \ ~ and Ne y s. IA, e6 for $4,000;
niles from hedsla at $50 per A acre ' Xlss
well-improved farm OF 1880 acres, ten miles
from Kedheld, in German neighborhood, for
$50 per acre Two aforementioned farms have
: artesian wells. Also 1853 acres ia miles
northeast OF Redfeld for only $1,000. 60
acres in Chase county, Neb., for $500. 100
acres in Poinsett county. Ark, for $500. . 1eo
No trades considered. Terms Of sale about
liam Issenhuth, owner, Red6eld. s.: B.
FOR sALE-oNE FINE l,ooo-ACRE FARM, 800
to 900 acres under good fence, about LOO in
cultivation, balance in pasture and meadow:
timber land enough for domestic uses; nice
nineroom residence, fine barn, good orchard,
etc. This farm is now used for stock ranch,
but is in the heart Of the rice belt, and every
acre can be utilised for that purpose. ask
$40 per acre for this property, and 1T is safe
to say that 1t will double in value In two
years time. I have other fine rice property,
ranging from $40 to $40 per acre. =
can supply the buyer with small or large
tracts, improved or unimproved, prairie or tim
Der land All inquiries cheerfully answered.
Write or call on George II. 1nscor. Ulm, Ark.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL

THE EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC,
Canadian Pacific railway fast Atlantic service;
largest, fastest aud finest express steamers be-
tween st. Lawrence ports and Europe; only
four days from land to land
III After April S, 1906. the company's Northwes-
tern passenger office will be located ut pa
Nicollet az tHotel Nicollet blockl.
Rates and information from a.. p. Lidman.
Northwestern Passenger Agent. Telephone, T.
G.. 7oS; N. W., Main 2616.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS IOIJRNAL. "
w ednes da = ~ ching
REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE.

hEsAL Es:LAIE EOE sAa,Ei:
Unmproved.
Continued.
s175 EAoH-F1NE, HIGH LOTS, NEAR 4sth
$275 Each-Fine building lots on Knox Az
ssoo-Fine lot, fronting Lake calhoun;
Lake. and Knox av 8.
$3.50 -Lot on Fremont av N between Both
and 8ist SITS. sHS
Isaac N. Smith,
225 Railway Building.
Ss76-FoR QUICK SALE, FINE WEST
front lot on Humboldt az near sgd; this lot
is worth $1,000 this year. II not what you
want. see us; we have 1t.
Croker & Crowen,
Bis Bank Of Commerce Building.
$500 WILL BUY 60 ACRES ABOUT. TEN
miles from center Of Minneapolis; owner
would take an equity in small house IN city
and some cash In part payment. William
Hendricks. $50 Guaranty building.
- = LOWRY HILL,
Corner franklin and Girard av y. 40 feet
and three inside lots same size. all improve
ments paid for. For quick sale price low.
Friedman Bros. s 9th st n.
FINE LOT IN CALHOUN PARK CAN BE
bought for $500; also several perfect lots on
sidewalk. etc; $500 each, Folsom Realty Co.,
$40 Railway building.
LAUDERDALE CO., TEMPLE COURT,
Have four lots In choice location In Oak PARK,
IS front on Knox at $500: 46 on Logan at
$3.50. Corner on Irving at $3.50. and lot on
60 AT ONCE - MINNEToNKA CAR TO
France av, elegant double corner, 49th and
Ewing, only $3.50. Fitzgerald, So1s, Aldrich
av 8. ..-.' Et.. f'.8 1.s@
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WANTED REAL. ESTATE

WANTED TO BUY-A FIRsT.CLAsS TWELVE
room house somewhere between Hennepin.
Mount Curve and Lake of the Isles. Will
pay cash down. Give name and number OF
the house. Address sci. Journal
PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD, LISTED FOR
sale on your own terms; when others fail to
sell try my Goth century plan. Special work
sz Is sure to win ]. A.. Walters New York
Life building.
We HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR Six AND
sever, room houses from 81 800 to 81, 900 See
| us before listing your property elsewhere
Chadbourn & Braden.. IL 4th at S.
WANTED-THE BEST SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
With bath and gas. that $1,000 will buy: can
pay $500 cash and $40 per month. Address
6e3, Journal s3 IS 81