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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-24
4 Close Call.

But for the timely interference
this morning of Frank Spalding, bag
gage agent at the Katy depot, a
farmers wagon would have been
smashed by the Flyer He was driv-
across the bridge and had almost
reached the track when his attention
was attracted to the approaching
train by Mr.. Spalding. The horses
were stopped just in time to prevent
them from being struck by the en-
gine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-24
UNION IS RtpuDIATtD
feasers Of Denomination Who 0eposea
laien heei in Dallas

Dallas Sept 24--Ciosc on the
heels OF the action taken by the state
synod at Abilene, sanctioning the un-
ion Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
and Presbyterian. e. s. A, formed by
the general assembly at Decatur last
May and appointing new trustees for
the various schools and homes OF
he church. the dissenting branch of
the synod, which adjourned from the
Abilene meeting in session in this
city Saturday afternoon, disscnted
from and repudiated the action OF the
general assembly and appointed still
other boards of trustees for the
church properties These schools and
church institutions are now confront
ed with the problem of being under
Two different boards of trustees, This
applies to Trinity University, Shep-
pard's Home for Aged Ministers, and
other schools maintained and con-
Quoted by the church. The resolu-
zion adopted refused to sanction
the action of the general assembly
and declared the Cumberland Presby-
rerian church to still be separate
and distinct organization and to be
in = thriving condition.
Following are the trustees ap-
pointed for Trinity University:
Judge +. n. Pendergast, Marshall;
John Bacon, Denton; n. r. Sloan,
San Saba; Judge w. w. Beall, Sweet
water. DR. + NJ Proctor, AlvOrd. H.
c. Hughes, Meridian; James Shirley,
Judge Allen. Paris; and 7. H, May
field Roby, Texas.
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Building Interlocking Plant.

Work was commenced this morn
ing on an interlocking plant at the
crossing of the Katy and Central
about one mile west of the city. A
Katy mechanic arrived in the city
last night to superintend this WORK.
The system will be similar to the
ones used at other grade crossings
The signals and derallinS switches
will me manipulated by an operator
who will occupy a tower near the
crossing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-24
The Gospel Tent.

Rain hindered the meeting at the
tent last night. but if the weather
permits the meeting will be continu-
ed through this week-eyery night
at 7:3o. Preaching by Mr.. J. T.
Dean of Dallas and T. G. Bush. The
tent is pitched on Kaufman street.
near Oldham avenue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-24

During the remainder of the cot
ton season the Katy will have a
switch engine in operation in the
Yards here The engine arrived last
might and went to work this morning
Heretofore the switching TN the yards
hero has been done by the engines Of
local freight trains
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-24

Little Miss Lois Jennings enter
tanned with a birthday party Satur-
day afternoon from ) to : at the
home of their parents. MI. and Mrs.
W. c. Jennings, on Water street.
The little hostess had quite num-
Der of her young friends with her,
and the affair was greatly enjoyed
by all
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-24
FIRE At MIDLOTHIAN.
Grain House and Contents Destroy
e,i and Other Houses Damaged.

The grain house belonging to
Major q Dees. with 1000 bushels of
wheat and ESQ bales OF hay, burned
Saturday night at Midlothian. The
loss is $4,000 with $3.50 insurance
on the building only. A policy on
the stock had recently expired, The
fires origin is not known. Several
other houses caught fire but the small
blages were promptly eStinguished
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-24

Shreveport, Sept. PA mob of sew.
eral hundred armed men searched for
an unknown negro who, Sunday after.
noon, attempted an assault upon Miss
Pearl Quarles, daughter Of G. b
Quarles Two negro suspects were
taken into custody. but released. the
girl being unable to identify them
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An Insidious Danger.

One of the worst features of kid
ney trouble is that it Is an insidious
disease and before the victim realizes
his danger he may have fatal NAL
ady. Take Foley's Kidney Cure at
the first sign of trouble as it corrects
Irregularities and prevents Brights
disease and diabetes Sold by B. w
Fearis d
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Called to PaStOrate.

DR.. Herbert Springall, of Ennis,
who was called to the pastorate OF
the First Presbyterian church here,
spent Wednesday in Corpus Christi,
leaving for his home same evening.
He will in all probability accept the
pastorate here as soon as certain mat
ters can be arranged.-Corpus Christi
Caller
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Fort Brown Abandoned.

Brownsville, Tex, Sept Effort
Brown has been abandoned Captain
Preston and his comra"v have gone
to San Antonio. A de hmeHt of 4
men and an officer wiz main = Wi ~
to take care Of the tOr1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-24
Mares Sent to Cuba.

Brownsville. Tex. Sept 24-C. p.
Barreda has shipped 300 mares to
Cuba.
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Never Break Steel Ranges, L-water
front with safety valve. II
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

BIRTHS
waam, Mr.. and Mrs. E., 312 Twenty fifth
as Buell. Mr. and Mrs. E.. 2sl5 Ilion avenue N.
R Robert Mr.. and Mrs. H.. 1923 Fourth avenue
" Gamelgard, Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. $500 Thir-
tieth avenue S, a girl.
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. 1o17 Eighteenth
avenue NE. girl.
Arbiter, Mr.. and Mrs. j., 2i15 Third street n.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
George O. Seaborn and Grace Smith.
Pietro Leone and Angiolo Greco.
Neis Nelson and Carrie Pearson.
Edward E. johnson and Victoria u. Halioerg.
Joseph Kelly and Katherine Conwroy.
William D. Daniels and Clara J. Mortenson-
Carl 1T. Blixt and Minnie Ziemer.
Lester r, Blackburn and Valera A. Whippie.
DEATHS.
Martin. Catherine, 525 Third avenue Sc.
Davis. Mary, 500 Third street n.
LUndberg August, city hospital
Nantz Mamie BOIL Harriet avenue
Sander Iouise i712 University avenue NE.
Speckie, Theresa. city hospital.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Chute Bros. company to Jacob l.. 81. J
and H. H. Levin, lots 13 to "a, block
/. subdivision of grounds between Pine
Bay, Main and Second street. ........ .$3s
O., M. Fuglie and wife to Herman Abra-
u.s., Cobb's. st. Anthony. ............... !
Lawrence Rasmus and wife to. Amy
- Scuba, lot 10, block 2. West Mime
ee agoaS r. Parrii and wife to james W.
Williams, lot A. Wyant's rearrange-
Frances J. Elliot to Anna Frendine, lot
s, block 80, Remington's second ad-
Frank ]. Martin and wife ito Peter 81 -.
Baker; front 122 feet of north II feet
of south half, lot 20. block 2, Girls
Mar1s 'y Nisnes ad snd David r. Misnsr
to Benjamin Hunter, lot s, soutirz%.22 &c =
feet lot A.. block II, NJ. I. L. p; COM
pany's revision 2. ..,..... ........s....
American Suburbs company to c. NJ. Nc
Nair. lot 26, block 8, Brimhall's Sec
Ond ADDITION .,.s.... .,..,... "a.
Hurdy- Simmons Hardware company to
Simmons Warehouse company, lot 6 and
7, block 81, Hoag's addition. $40. 4
Thomas Farley and wife to James. IL. :
mons addition ....,.....-.....-.....,
Emma G. Gray and 2. D.. Gray stos
Charles ". Stout, lot: 7, block. :.
Henry poI Z. Moore Moor and wife to Joseph SIS
Graef, lots 10, @ie and II, block Rs,, !
Oak Park ~. 49,. =. .......tss. 4
Emma F: Petit and Frank R: Petit 10 2
Lucas Martl, lots Is, 16 and II, block
n: VI Realty company to Emily IA
| ;Dysinger, lot 8, block o., Remington's
second addition ...:...a.. ......s...
Henry E. Wunder and wife. to Ida W.
! 7, block l1s, MinneapoIisss... ]
Arthur McMullen and wife to Frank P,
Haywood, undivided half Of Wa Me-
| NV Section 6-111-22.. %. ..s....
Horatio G. Kimball to Edmund G.. Wal
Anna Luethy to Lisetta Getx,s lot 2, block,
Frances a. Prince to, wiiliam -. Jones.
lot 8, block 2, NY lot 1, block 8.
Mabel o. x. Carlson to- Emma V.
schramm, lot 2, block 4, Williams
| s. T. Mcknight to Bemis Bros. Bag !.
company. right 10 feet lot l., block %. J,
Fred Anderson and and wife to Susie d. Her i.
| mann. lot II, block 8. Motor Line.
Sarah Swanson to Thomas tChristian q.
Miesen, south one-half of lot 2, and
north sc feet Of lot 8, block 1, Car
penter's addition .......,................
Mabelle C. barrow to Samuel B. Me-.
Worter, lot IA, block g., Bakers addi-
ton to Minneapolis ..-..,., .......,.,
| Augusta ana FREDERICK Haag 10 Jonn
Blomquist, lot 8, block 70, West Min
> neapolis, Second division. ............
R. II. Benham and wife to Nicholas D.
Samels, south one-haH Of lot 2, block,
8, Lake of the Isles addition. .........{
Caroline and John Fagerstrom and Hilma
s. Klein. lot IT, block Z, Fair Grounds
: addition '...................., .:.
Emma A. Brakeman to R. II. Benham,
) south one-half Of lot 2, block 8, Lake
OF the Isles addition. ...............,
1 m ,,,fan = x
:: Total. . :. :. :. -. ... .. 81
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NOTICE

SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING, OF THE
Minnesota Loan & Trust Company.
Please take notice that a special meeting
Of the stockholders of The Minnesota Loan
& Trust Company will be held at Its office
in, Minneapolis Minnesota, on June 21st, 1905,
at 10 am, for the purpose of electing six
directors to serve for the term Of three years,
from the first Tuesday of May. 1906 in place
of those whose term Of Office shall expire
purposes Of receiving and considering the an
nual reports and statements of the officers
OF the Company, and for the transaction OF
such other. business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated June 7th, 1906. @S
y s. 4 s.ssTT9st:s. W. A. burst, Secretary.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AFTER
this date will not be responsible for any
bill or debts contracted by my WIFE,, Rose
Agnes, as she has left my bed and board
g. P. Kenyon, Schafer. N. D.. June 4. 1905.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Elias Gaalaas. 416 Eighth avenue s,
two-story brick, printing house. -:..... sl4,e0e
= story to- fa frame dweliing ~ 1880
Alfred Anderson, I'LL Tenth avenue s,
two story frame dwelling. A5oo
George A. Burner, 8446 Pleasant avenue,
two-story frame dwelling ..-.-......... $500
John Larson, 414 Newton avenue n, ,-xo
11b.story frame dwelling. ............. a,fe0
sa .no = as'e frame dwelling. $500
John Myhr, 1880 Crystal Lake avenue, ooo
/ Il story frame dwelling .............. 1900
feter .stnrv frame dweiiins. 1000
~ - n,,nor ,nermits 1,ST0
Total .ss4. 400
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

lMpIUVBu.
sLoANE-McCULLoCH AGENCY.
Oneida Block. 1O4 4th ST S.
$2e50-Lake front cottage, 8 rooms, good fur-
5. Situated at TOnka Bay.
81, 5oo-Lake front. Groom cottage. screened
porch, water in house, wet sink, good
furniture and boat Is included: lot G3x
$50. This price for short time
20 acres. with lake frontage, on north shore,
11a miles from station by road or water.
We have fine north shore fruit farm of is
acres for sale. Good buildings. bearing
apple and plum trees and small fruit.
We will sell this at bargain. Call and
ff4;;a get particulars. fs
Cottages for Rent.
$25O-Lake front, Groom cottage. we'll furnished,
screened porches and boat, at Tonka
aE.n Bay. FaSssas.E b - 5t5t4g ftffS%
S1Oo-5-room plastered cottage Mt Excelsior, one
block from Gideon's Bay; large yard and
NO. boat.
$eo-Cottage at Groveland well located, near
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

FOUR LOTS FACING LYNDALE; COTTAGE;
water in street; 4 lots back of same, no alley;
two large modern chicken houses. cement in
eubator cellar; root cellar on rear lots: wired
and penned; 500 chickens incubator, breeders;
everything strictly up-to- date; must be seen
TO be appreciated: leaving city. 4316 Lyn'
WANTED-MALE FOX TERRIER PUP, FROM
2 to months old; must be nicely marked; will
= pay q good price; describe him fully when
writing. julius Pleth. Plummer. Minnn Soc
{ Line. a - - -.t -
FOR sALE--PEDIGREED ENGLISH POINTER
pups. beautifully marked, liver and white
sire and dam both registered Address F. Q
BOX 6IT,- AlrKln,. Min. = = : :
FOR sALE-FINE JERSEY cow, MILKING Il
quarts. James sHa Clarke, 1900 4th av s. T
6. phone 242s4. Irt aa
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For R.ent-Qhices.

FOR RENT-oFF1CE AND DISPLAY ROOMS
together, 4ox25, Beal block. Hennepin; NOV
Ing to new location requires selling three
+ months lease cheap. See w. J.. Judd, 1920
|, Guaranty Loan building. y
OFFICES OF ONE, TWO AND THREE ROOMS,
hot and cold water. Vault space with each
office. Desk room for rent Inquire at Room
666 Bank of Minneapolis building. 5ss
HAVE A SUITE OF DESIRABLE FURNISHED
offices In the Andrus building with use of
typewriter, ETC.. wish to- share with reliable
party. Address 9s4, Journal.
OFFICE ROOM ON GROUND FLOOR 70 RENT,
either in whole or in part; location 400 Henne,
pin av. Hegel & Prince 400 Hennepin aV.
DESK ROOM ON FOURTH FLOOR PHOENIX
= building, nice cool office; only one occupant;
$40 per mouth Address 1905, Journal.
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES IN NORTH.
western building and Sykes block. Apply 7O1
| Northwestern building.
TWO OFFICE ROOMS TO LET FOR $2b PER
month. or separate; $12 and $14. Call 200
| Sykes block. ~ y T.. u. z
| LARGE, LIGHT DEsKRooM FACING HENNE
| pin av. Apply 1913 Lumber Exchange
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

4 Continued 81.
CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE, NO MATs
ter where located If price is right cash is in
sight. Write for particulars, circulars maps
of acres bonds. NJ. T. Hobart, Phoenix bldg.
I WANT THE BEST EIGHT-RooM HOUSE IN
Minneapolis that 81 800 cash will buy; give
location. Address 400, Journal.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR GOOD EIGHT,
nine and ten-room houses Fifeld & Fifeld,
E7li-721 Andrus building
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 70 BROOM
houses. Danforth & Hash, POT MY. Life bldg.
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STORAGE
MEDICAL

MAGNETIC HEALING DID IT.
wish to inform the public that am the
happiest girl in this city I have been deaf
three years DR.. J. IF. Whitson cured me
with his magnetic power in three weeks.
Everyone wishing further information can adj
dress Miss NJ S., in care Of DR.. j. F. Whit.
son Institute, 1116 LIST ay s, Minneapolis,
MINI.
PILEs-DR. n. WAITE, 80 YEARS SPECIAL.
ist; cures every case. Write for pamphlet;
mailed free 1219 Hawthorn ay. Minneapolis.
FRAMED NURSE TREATS BY ELECTRICITY,
massage and mechanical vibratory stimulation.
Suite 3o2. Hulet block. 7th and Hennepin.
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MONUMENTS

>~~~~~~~~
WE STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED MON
uments and markers to be closed out at
Wholesale Prices ranging from IS to $500.
Anoka Granite & Marble Works. salesroo1n 423
Washington av N.
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL CO. MONUMENTS,
headstones and markers; special designs on
request. Office 419 9th st s. Granite and
Marble Works. 3517 Hen. Az. Both phones,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
49,. h. Wanted. @.~-s, r. y

WILL TRADE GOOD CLEAR LOTS IN PIERRE,
S. D., for good driving horse and buggy or
small automobile; cash difference. 1906 Gar
field av. ~, ~ ;. ~ +. g. ;. -
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PENSIONS
RonT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN. PENSION
stty.. boz 49, 328 Boston block. Minneapolis.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

-
Continued
NEWLY FINISHED CORNER FLAT, FIVE
rooms, modern, hot water heat, furnished,
laundry, gas fixtures, range, near university,
$50 4O1 Ontario st Sc:
FOR RENT THREE, FOUR AND FIVE
flats, all modern, steam heat, jantor
service, walking distance. olmstead e35
soUTHEAsT-MoDEaN sIx-RooM FLATS,
10Th av and 9th st Sc: nine-roon house, 401
Oak st Sc Inquire janitor. Gould, 42Q Guar
anty building. ..-..
modern brick flats; gas fixtures, shades, hard
wood floors; easy walking distance. $40 10th
FoUR-RooM MODERN FLAT, TWO BLOCKS
Of both phones; rent $40. 3103 Irving av S:
FOR RENEW. NICELY, pEcoRATEp.EALL
hardwood; upper duplex fla, No 2724 Garfield
av S. =, Arthur: W. Hobert, 5000 Hennepin av.
ern, corner fiat, IN duplex house; rent very
reasonable. Inquiries at 1920 e, oath ST.
TWO FLATS, Each FIVE ROOMS, sTHoRoLY
modern. 1902 Columbus lay: $25 per month.
Chase schanfeld, Guaranty bldg :.
FLAT TO LET-VERY DESIRABLE, FIVE AND
six-room; modern except heat on upper Ntcol-
| let island. F. c. Griswold ~ ~.
TO LET-BRIsTeL APARTMENTS, ALL MOD
! ern. small suites of two roms, new papered.
112 9TH st S: Swanson.
| SEAuI1FuL, uP-TO-DATE, rS1A-ROOM FLATS
l. in the Carlsbourgh, TOT 9th st. s.. Walking
| distance #. C.. 2422. r..
FOR RENT = FIvE-RooM sTEAM-HEATED
| new fiat. fine view; Lowry Hill district; $32.
| Telephone T: c. 1904. = :, : -.
COSY F0UR:R0OM FLAT IN THE CARLTON,
1920 LIST av g. Hat G. liberal reduction for
unexpired lease. <~"*; 50 E',S' f>",+" ~
FINEST 47sANn: GROOM : STEAM HEATEI
fats In city. i. E. 18th st. corner NiGollet sav
FOR MODERN FLATS SEE JANIToR AT
- Dover Court Flats 527 9th av' Sc. ~ ":1s
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THE MOST FERTILE LAND
In the state Of Minnesota is offered you
at $40 to $50 per acre. Extra easy terms.
Located in Kanabec county, the home OF
the big red clover; greatest stock-raising,
s dairying, general farming and tame grass
land under the sun: an acre pastures COW;
yields from three to SIX tons tame hay to
acre; get home on this rich soil. Come
and see me. Write for map. II
I. A. Howard, 500 Oneida Bldg. Minneapolis.
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FOR RENT
>~~OO0~0ON~~
For Stores.

STORES AND LOFTS. o
GA and GIG Hennepin av, second and o
!, third floors. 56x125: choice steam heat. o
, Ing plant; good light; suitable for manu- 0
8 featuring or any kind of business; rea- Q
D sonable rent o
0 IS and 81 10th st S, 3oxeo, first and o
0 second floors; good location for grocery, o
0 meat market or tailoring business. 0
0 Thorpe Bros, o
0 FOG Andrus Building. o
o $50 ed Ava s.. 0
o Il 24x90, basement, frst. second and third 0
Q floors, or will divide to suit tenant; very 0
b reasonable rent.
. sloo--l24 4th st s. 22xeo, basement and 9
0 first floor. n, o
0 Apply to 0
o Thorpe Bros, o
o 200 Andrus Building.
FOR RENT-sTORE IN PFEIFFER BLOCK,
Fairmont, Mimi, located In center of busi.
ness district; most suitable for furniture
and undertaking establishment; no better op'
portunity was ever offered any man with ex'
perience in that business and little capital
? Also elegant, large, front and one single
room adjoining for rent In Ffeiner block
For further particulars call on or write g. n
70 Petersen, Fairmont, MINI. sGrt
SHOP FOR PAINTER, TAILOR, SHOEMAKER
or repairs. 237 10th av s. S.
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Farm Lands.
y w ~
Tho EaSy Way,

-... ,- The Easy Way.
Valuable timber and open farming lands at
a low price; 4O-acre tracts and up;s near rail-
road. schools, all churches, country filling up up
auction sale last week of these lands was
great success. We are now selling them
cheap at private sale: Come in and select
an acre down 75c6an acre in 80 days, then
1Oc an acre per month. We are going to sell
], at auction again, but don't wait. Buy now
before the price advances. Get picture cat
alogue, full information free. Franklin Ben
ner Land Co.. 507 Bank OF Commerce build
ing, Minneapolis, e -----
MiNNEsOTA LAND AT $50 PER ACRE.
- !. 44O acres In 56-10 and III Lake county.
100 acres in 59-11, Lake county.
1900 acres in eo-13, st. Louis county.
422 acres in 63-13 and Il. st. Louis county.
leo acres in 67-1s, st. Louis county.
15s acres in GAIT, st. Louis county.
12o acres in 6e-19, st. Louis county.
so acres In 6S-18. st. Louis county.
Timber and one-half OF minerals are re.
served Terms cash. We have other tracts OF
) 90 to i, 600 acres, at $1.75 to. 1925 per acre.
Write for plats and Information. These lands
are an absolutely safe Investment, and the
prices are taking them very fast. Guaranty
Farm Land, Co., 416 Lyceum, Duluth, MINI
LooK-A SNAP FOR ,soMEBoDY, 1870 ACRE
railroad town; with good buildings, best kind
of water, entire farm fenced in, beautiful
grove. so acres seeded with wheat and oats
80. acres good meadow and balance pasture ant
wild timber The buildings valued AT owe
So COO: Wild timber on this farm enough TO
fuel for a long time; this farm has to be sOlt
at once; cheap for cash or on time with par
down; owned by aged widow, who wants t
move to town. This farm can be bought direc
W. Lindberg, Gracetille, Big Stone county
+ MINI.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED - ACCOUNTANT WANTS DESK
L. room in new Security Bank building for keep
- ing books for occupant; references. Address
1862, Journal. -. : >>e-t...1
+: for one month, by three teachers; best of
references, Address 1875, Journal.
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100 ACRES WITHIN SIX NILES OF BIG
Stone City; will accept any small Minneapolis
property or automobile % part payment. sofa,
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

wANTED-To BUY SEVEN OR EIGHT.RooM
house, partly modern, not over $1,000; must be
within walking distance business center; state
price and terms in first letter. Address 1889,
Journal.
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..''.. =. Unimproved. .%a:s.
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFuL
! Lake street interurban Zine. We have river
bank frontage and good inside lots from $3.50
Ups on easy terms.%For platss and 1niorma:
ton, call at our offices, corner AID nv and
Lake st, or ia 4th st s.. Edmund G.. Walton
Agency. 800. ~ - - -
= T--TDoNT KNOW AS YOU CAN
Get q better lot In Ca lhoun- section than those
two we offer on Knox nv near 31st st; city
water gas and trees; above grade; close to car
line and Lake Calhoun; better look them over
then see us. - tu.gs +. =
LOTS ON EMERSON, FREMONT, GlRARD AND
Humboldt avs S, near ed ST., are the cheapest
on Lowry Hill; your price. Will buy them; sev-
eral lots on 9th av N, snd Knox will be sold
on best offer. Hermann, 40 Phoenix.
s495 WILL BUY AN ACRE LOT, COVERED
with beautiful trees, y OIL Penn av n, near
SSth av. Stone sidewalk paid for sos down
and $50 every six months William Hendricks,
$50 Guaranty Ailding.s tEE..:-- =. :. :.
ss75 FOR 40zl7s 10 40-FooT ALLEY. EAST
front, Nicollet and 43sth; city water in; stone
walk ordered: g. $. Woodruff, 900 Guaranty
| ! building. s. -. $3.50.
CALHOUN DISTRICT. ONE OF THE tGoor
lots. dirt cheap, only $780, worth 81 600. Han
| ford Rental Agency 310 Bank OF Commerce
s575 LOT, 4e FEET FRONT, CALHOUN
| park addition; worth 81, 200; need the money
| Room 3O2 Phoenix, Bldg. =. - .-----
LOWRY & WALKING, BUILDING CONTRACT
ors. Get our estimates. : 1923 Boston block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08

WANTED 70 BUY-A HOUSE TO BE Re-
moved. Apply to 40 Sd av NE.