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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16

prior to the date of the primary cleo
ton, and unless he declares party affil-
iation as required by this act, and in
all cases where registration is required
as a condition precedent to voting at
regular elections. only registered vot-
ers shall be permitted to vote at such
primary elections. And no person
shall be allowed to vote who shall
have signed the petition of a candi-
date of any party with which he does
not affiliate when such candidate is to
voted for ar the primary election. And
no person shall be allowed to vote who
shall have signed the nominating petit
ton of an independent candidate for
any office for which candidates are to
be voted for at said election or if he
shall have voted at the primary cleo
ton of another political party within
the period of lone year next preceding
such primary election.
The voter is required further TO state
his name. residence. and party affilia-
tion, and if he is challenged, to sub
scribe to an oath. the form of which
is outlined in section 35, and in addi-
ton secure the signature of house
holder in the same precinct who will
testify for him.
SECTIONS Sc to So These pre-
scribe the methods of casting ballots.
counting them, and canvassing returns.
Effect on Candidates-SECTIO 80.
If upon the completion of the canvass
of such returns it appears thereupon
that any candidate of any party for
nomination for any state. congression-
al. or senatorial office has received a
plurality of all the votes cast for can
didates for nomination for such Office
in any delegate district. such candi-
date shall have cast for him the votes
of all the delegates from such delegate
district to the convention before which
he is candidate. for at least the first
ballot. Nominations shall be made by
majority vote of all the delegates
to each convention.
Protective Laws.-The following sec
tions fix the dates of the convention
which have been given above and pro-
vide for the protection of the primary
polling places by prescribing the same
penalties as are in force for violations
of the general election laws, providing
fine or Imprisonment. or both, for
fraud, bribery. or disorder.
The last section repeals all laws or
parts of laws in conflict with this act.
being amended from the original which
repealed all laws by their titles. In its
present form the repeating clause
leaves still effective that part of the
Chicago law which applies to munich
pal nominations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
OHIO OPERATORS
PREPARE TO OPEN
Will Use Nonunion Men Unless Min
ers Accept Yardage
Basis.

Steubenville, Ohio. May 1G.-Notices
posted at all the coal mines in this
county today asking the miners to ac-
cept the 1908 scale on yardage in
stead of a tonnage basis. If not ac-
cepted it is said the effort will be an
attempt to operate the mines nOn-
union. All bridges on the Wheeling
& Lake. Erie railroad are being guard
ed for fear they will be blown up by
the foreign element
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
FOR DEEP WATER TO THE GULF
Speakers at st. Louis Banquet See
Chicago a Seaport.

st. Louis. May 16.-The delegates to
the rivers and harbors congress were
given a banquet at the st. Louis club
last night. Addresses were made ad-
vocating deep water to the gulf, Con-
gressman Davidson Of Wisconsin de.
claring that if the proper efforts were
made an appropriation of $1O,000.00O
could be secured from congress with
out delay. Congressman Lorimer of
Illinois said that united effort would
secure the deepening of the Missis-
sippi. and with the enlargement and
deepening of the drainage canal and
Illinois river st. Louis and Chicago
would become seaports. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
ILLINOIS MILITIA CHANGES
Adjutant General Makes New Assign,
ment of Brigade Commanders.

ment of Brigade Commanders.
Springfield. ILL.,. May 16.-Adjutant
General Scott has issued an order max
ing new assignments of Illinois Nation
al Guard brigade commanders as fol-
lows:
First Brigade-First infantry. Sec
ond infantry, Seventh infantry, Signal
corps; Brigadier General George NJ
Moulton, commanding
Second Brigade-Fourth infantry
Fifth infantry. Eighth infantry: Briga-
dier General James S. Culver COM
manding.
Third Brigade-Third infantry. Sixth
infantry; Brigadier General ID. Jack
Foster, commanding.
Fourth Brigade-First cavalry, Artil-
lery battalion; Brigadier General Ed
ward c. Young, commanding
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
TRAIN WRECK Ar BUFFALO
Wabash Passenger Derailed-One Kill
ed and Several Injured.

Buffalo. n. Y. May ia Wabash
passenger train running over the
tracks of the New York Central. with
in the city limits ran off an open
switch today. The engine and three
coaches were wrecked James Howe,
engineer. was killed: John Howell. fire
man, was probably fatally injured; /;
Philip O'Donnell. passenger of St.
Thomas. Ont; J. Saunders. porter. of
Chicago. and three other trainmen
were severely hurt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
BAILEY ST|RS SENATE IN
SPEECH IN SELF DEFENSE
PREPARE TO ENJ0IN
MERGING CHURCHES
Conference of "LoyaIist" Cumberland
Presbyterians Being Held at
Decatur.

Decatur. Ill. May 1G.-Judge William
Reister of Evansville. Ind. Judge G. 3.
Green of Mt Carmel. H.. and other
"Loyalists" opposing the union of the
Cumberland and Presbyterian church
es. went into conference here today TO
complete the petition for an injunction
restraining the general assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterians which
meets Thursday from effecting the pro-
posed union
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
MINERS REFUSE TO
ARBITRATE CAUSE

Indianapolis. May 16.-John Mitchell
today telegraphed John III. Winder of
Columbus. Ohio, that complete vote
of the International executive board of
the United Mine Workers is against
the acceptance of the proposition offer
ed by the soft coal operators of Ohio.
Indiana. and Illinois to submit the diff
ferences to arbitration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
OWNERSHIP WAS BEATEN
Ticket Pulled Few of Nominees
THROUGH at Denver.

Denver. May 16.-Incomplete city
election returns today show the munich
pal ownership city ticket was defeated
yesterday with the possible exception
of two election commissioners and
three of the 16 aldermen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Gasoline Up Again.

Cleveland. May 1G.-The Standard
Oil company today announced an addi-
tional advance of half TO one cent per
gallon in the selling price on all high
grades of gasoline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Committee Is FOR
SEA Level CANAL

Washington, May 1G.-The senate
committee on interoceanic canals today
voted in favor of constructing a sea
level canal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
NEW CHARITIES OFFICERS
National Association Chooses Leaders
For the Year.

Philadelphia. May 16.-At the after
noon session of the Charities and Cor
rections officers were elected. Amos
w. Butler of Indianapolis, was chosen
president and Alexander Johnson of
New York, general secretary. Among
the members of the executive commit
tee are: Fred II. Wines of Springfield
H.. Rt. Rev G. ID. Gillespie, Grand
Rapids. Mich. l.. C. Storrs of Lansing.
Mich
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16

Springfield ILL.,. May 16.-The house
today, by a vote of "a to 50 adopted
the conference committee report on
the Shurtleff primary bill. A recess
was taken till 8 tonight. The senate
has been wranglIng with the measure
senate PASSES Also.
The senate passed the conference
committee bill by a vote of 81 10 IA.
and adjourned till evening.
Defer Action.
Springfield, ILL.,. May 16.-The joint
conference committee on the primary
election bill completed its report and
it was presented to the house yesterday
afternoon. No action was taken by
either house; both adjourning until 10
O'Clock this morning No radical
changes were made in the bill by the
conference committee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
MUST DIE FOR THEIR CRIME
Slayers of Prefect of Police of Constan-
tinople Are Sentenced

Tripoli.' May 16.-Afi Shamyl Pasha.
former military governor of Scutare,
and two beys were condemned TO death
today for the murder of Redvan Pasha,
prefect of police of Constantinople.
March "a Others accused of partici-
patton in the crime were condemned
TO from 10 years 10 life Imprisonment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Steamer Off Reef,

Chicago. May 16.-The freight
steamer. Lewiston. which stranded last
night on a reef 10 miles north of Chi
cago. was released this morning unin-
iured
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Episcopaiians in Session.

Philadelphia, May 10.-The 18th tri-
ennial session of the general council
of the Episcopal church in the United
States and Canada opened here today
The sessions continue until Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
HEADLESS BODY OF
Man IN A CESSPOOL
Evidence of Second Cold slooded Muir
der at Granite City, H.,
Found

Granite City. H.. May 16.-The head
less body of man was found today
in a cesspool in the rear of a Madison
saloon not far from where John
Hickey, an overland traveller TO Okla
homa. was sandbagged and killed last
week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Administration Wins the
Fight for New Pri-
mary Law.
MAJORITY SMALL ONE
Representative Magill Wires
Legislature Is Ready to
Adjourn.

Springfield. H.. May 16.-tTo The
Argus).-The Shurtleff bill passed the
house and senate this morning. 1t
was conceded no bill would pass this
session if this bill did not. and for this
reason enough votes We're gotten for
the passage. Adjourn tonight
l.. NJ. MAGILL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
ASKING AID.
Army Distribution of Rations Aids
in Reduction of the Ap-
plications
AMONG FRISCO SUFFERERS
Issued Only on Alternate Days Now
Cooked Beals Given in One
Section.

Washington, May l6.-Dr Edward
T. Devine Red Cross representative in
San Francisco, today sent the follow
ing dispatch to Red Cross headquar-
ters:
In 10 days since the army began
handling supplies acquisitions were re-
duced from 279,000 to 164, 900. Every
wagon handling supplies is guarded
and also every relief station to prevent
1pCC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Pope Receives La Crosse Bishop.

Rome, May 16.-The pope today re-
ceived in private audience Rev. James
Schwebach, bishop of La Crosse, Wis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
English Bishop Dies.

London, May 1G.-Rt. Rev. Edward
Henry Bickerersteth, bishop of Exeter,
died here today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Serve Cooked Meals.

Beginning May ~ the issue of ra-.
tions has been only on alternate days.
Fifteen cent cooked meals are now be-
ing supplied throughout one section
taking the place to a large extent the
issue of uncooked food rations"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Has Many Lenders.

Several leaders already have declar
ed for him. including those of both
democratic factions in Erie county and
Buffalo and the regular organizations
in ChautauQua county. These deser
tions are causing the democratic man
quietly endeavoring 10 prevent stam-
pede.
There is reason to believe that ID.
Cady Herrick will be the democratic
candidate for a second time and that
Francis Burton Harrison will be made
chairman of the democratic state com
mittee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Gapon.s Funeral Held.

OZerki, Finland, May 16.-The fun
eral of Father Gapon, believed to have
been executed by revOlutionists for
treason. was held here today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
OUT FOR GOVERNOR
w. r. Hearst to be Nominated on
independent Ticket in
New York.
ARE MAKING PLANS
Expect to Draw Much Support from
Democ crats-Herrick Will Oppose
Him.

New York, May 16.-William r.
Hearst it to be nominated for governor
on an Independent League ticket in a
convention To be called in July. prob
ably in Utica. This has been decided
upon by the leagues leaders. With Mr.
Hearst a full ticket is to be placed
in the field. Friends of Mr.. Hearst say
ii is not his intention TO seek the reg
ular democratic nomination for gov
ernOr. but they say he will have won
over a large part of the democratic or
ganiZation by the time the convention
meets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
Eioquence Varies.

Speeches of the peasants were deliv-
cred in the simple knowledge of the vii,
lagos which was more easily compre-
hended than the utterances of the city
members, who were inclined to indulge
in high-flown eloquence and hyperbole,
airing their erudition in the use of for.
eign phrases and dialects which mem
bers from the Baltic provinces some
times found it difficult to understand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16

ernment. Forty-four peasant members
signed a motion for the postponement
of the debate. The motion was over.
whelmingly defeated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
All Wanted to Talk.

The excited frame of mind of mem.
bers of parliament was indicated by
the long list of speakers submitted even
before President MouromtZeff had call.
ed the house to order. This was not
so much due to the Russian love of talk
as to the fact that every member seem
ed TO feel himself charged with a mes
sage from his constituents which he
must deliver
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16
williams IL satIricsI.

Washington, May 16.-A satirical
by Leader Williams OF the
amused the house today. II
provided for the naming the rival OF
the British ship Dreadnought "Skeered
with a proposal for a con
test between the two with the presi-
dent and cabinet as the chief guests.
The large battleship was vigorously
opposed by Tawney and Burton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16

When parliament reassembled this
morning Premier Goremykin and the
entire cabinet were seated on the min
isterial benches and it was understood
the premier intended 10 outline the
views of the government in regard to
the reply TO the speech from the
throne
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-05-16

Washington. May 16.-Upon the CON
vening today the senate promptly took
up the railroad rate bill. the anti.pass-
enger amendment being the immediate
subject of consideration.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-04-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

u =
.tNE HOMES NEAR THE LAKES AND PARKS,
$l2, 600 for an elegant new and up to-date
home In the heart Of the Lowry Hill dis
trict; rich, red birch, stained mahogany mn nm,
: lSh throughout, large amount OF very nne
loaded plate glass; located on three large lots
covered with fine oak shade trees; can obtain
easy terms. Do not fall to see me for fun
particulars. t
Have some snaps in good substantial homes
for about $4,000. All nearly new and thor.
oughly modern houses, located IN the highest
priced residence locality In the eighth, thir-3
teenth wards and Lowry Hill districts. Call
In for full particulars before you buy, as /
! 3 can save yous 81 600 to- 81, 500. on present
s., ,2oO-Se1 Pleasant ay. an ALI modern,
! east front, brand new, house, seven rooms and
!, aleore, good sized bathroom. full basement:
I hot water heat and all nicely decorated; full
/ sized lot, stone sidewalk; can't be duplicated
for less than $500. $50 sss5
g, s.. 81 Ioo.Nearly new six,room cottage, we'll
gas aud rough plumbing In big lot, 5Ox156..
located in the heart Of Linden Hills.
$3.50 for two cottages, located on large
{ lot which overlooks Lake Harriet; has city
water and gas; good chance for an invest
'ment. Ets-t+1 a. :. 5g 5. fa
900 only for sevell-room house, barn, well
i and cistern, newly decorated, east front on
Grand av. This Is decided bargain. &
"a "a 81 I00--If you want good bargain. look at
I s4SXl P1llsbury av: new seyen-room house and
4 barn. newly decorated, hardwood floors; easy
81 200 for nice four.room cottage, with
three big lots, chicken house and barn just
the thing for chicken raisipg;a near car line
located near Lake Harriet. s.s. 81. ~, .rs,S
s # II you cannot find home to meet your re-
sanirements, call and See me for money to
z build neat modern house from plans for
your approval. g. ~ .l,s, = s.-1.> 4s 4
Call for pa It's of lots for sale in Linden
Hills and Reeves South Shore park. Don't
buy until you have seen these beautiful large
luke shore lots; nothing finer to be had in this
/. ss5 -.. Geo. B. Dartt, .-
n'! !S07 Phoenix Bldg. - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-04-01

$500 FOR LOTS ON GRAND Av INSIDE ssth
st; water, gas, sewer and trees
$950-On Humboldt av near 31st
81 O5O-On Humboldt av inside of 31st; east
front: sewer, water and walk.
provements, 50x155.
5000 each, in Washburn Park among the
trees; these are what you want ,sr
$425-East front, on Blaisdell av, inside 46th
st: water ordered.
$425-On Pleasant av, inside 10th st; very deep
lots. fine for garden and chickens; cheaper
than last year; same terms.
$500 each, Bryant and 47th. right in Lynn
nearly all sold out
s25o-on Nicollet at 47th; only left.
$35o-on Lyndale near 4sd st; water and gas.
4 $425-On Lyndale, corner. 37th st; you can't
buy cheaper lot on the avenue.
$35o-On Nicollet at 3Sth st; water, walk;
these are fine; terms. 80 .-E - ..SG
$475-Bryant av, close to s4th: east fronts:
street ~, -: l.s -.
are cheap; water this year. ZTSs
81, ,0oO-Humboldt av, inside 25th st; east front;
all improvements.
$55O-Pleasant av next to corner 31st st: east
front; this is cheap.
$45o-On Pleasant. inside 35th
500 each. on Pleasant near 32d; east fropts.
$6O0-Double corner, 32d and Longfellow, She
block to Cedar av ear line.
s4Oo-on 18th av s; east front; near s1st
$s50-On Bryant ay, near 35th st; water, walk
s375-On Dupont av at ssth st; boulevard lots.
81. .20O-On Bryant near 25th st, with all
improvements
$1,750-On Colfax near 24th st; all improve
ments; fine lots.
$2,OOo-Lot Colfax, close to 22d st, all i'm
provements. - -
81 ,s5o-on Colfax. close to 25th ST.
$S50-On Aldrich near 26th st.
$3.50 buys two fnelots on 10th av S, close to
3sth st, two blocks to car line; fine homes
in here.
We have fine home of rooms. with bath.
open nickel plumbing, built-in sideboard, laun-
dry. combination heat. oak finish; nice barn
on the property; right in Sunnyside. Party
wants TO realize on this quick and will give
good bargain. Wants 81, 600 cash. balance to
suit. We should be pleased to show you this
home If you are interested
We are having more calls for vacant prop
erty than We can supply. List with us. We
will sell quick If price is right.
Croker & Crowell
315 Bank Of Commerce Bldg
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-04-01

Z 66-Ll or 2. .. =. y5I -.
bs25-s ROOMS, BATH, HOT WATER HEAT,
large large barn; Both av s. inside asth St
5000 rooms for two families; lot 5ox144;
years. ssth naTeSa av near aSth st. oo' three
70o-s rooms barn. carriage house; Oath st
intesSrban ei car and :si $eth n,1'ss's aV sm near
f,2oo-lO rooms for two families. modern ex-,
cept heat, barn; A1drich near cath st.
!. ,S00--6 rooms. city water, new barn, lot 56x
,4oe-6 g., rooms, city water; 18th av near.
5sooA-room room >e9ttage, ehicken-house, three lots;
e 81 unfinished, nnf city water; Aldrich 8 near
25o--e rooms. modern. east front: Nicollet
4 a. Dunsnoor. GIG Phoenix Building.
i0o0--A BRAND NEW HOUSE OF SEVEN
rooms and bath, hardwood first floor and
hardwood floors @ .. up and downstairs: fun
basement; look this up; Penn av N, be-
tween Plymouth and 14th.
t,000-New. .eight-roon modern house. furnace
neat; heat on on, easy , terms TERMS Fremont av N, be-
GAs59--Seven- room house, water in kitchen, lot
52x157 corner Emerson and 18th av NJ:
4 & k5O0-House of eight rooms, arranged for two
families: good barn; corner James and 18th
~ avs N; part cash.
a,
laundry In basement. oak finish first floor,
10th AZ 5. between 25th and 26th.
E s,o0o-Ts house, modern except heat;
good barn: lot 5ox157; could be made for
two families; Fremont N, between 2sd
and oath.
W. a. Coffin e1s Bank of Commerce.
E lie 5th Av S, NINE-RooM HOUSE, AL
modern except heat: lot 4Ox12s; $1,000 will
handle it.
| 25sS I'd av S, 10 rooms, modern except
L heat; lot. 56x13S: east front: stone sidewalks,
L shade trees. etc.
a six-room house, with two acres, in Wash
burn Park addition: Just the place for q
chicken ranch.
Six-room cottage on E Lake st near 25th
.say city water; ST 200; easy payments Isl
27O7 Oliver av n, S-room house, we'll built
In good order; large lot; one block from stree,
car; 81 200; easy terms. t.
311S 9th st n. FIVE rooms and summer
4 kitchen, barn. woodshed. large chicken house
city water in house and good tcistern. cellar
shade trees. etc.
SS49 Sd av s. 1-room house, partly modern
barn In good order, S27.0O. a. NJ
: ) - O j. Smith. 555 Temple Court Office hours
1890 to 5 p. m.
q NOW is THE TINE. i,
Commence paying for a home now on 1,
b So monthly instalments: 1t will soon be yours
II. DAMS Driving Park addition is I
a IS the place to buy.
s..No place like home: no home like ours . !,
I& Ernest H. Damn.
81 81 81 s. Guaranty Building. i,
q 80 osso 90 90 20 Q o
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-04-01
Geo. B. Dartt,
S07 Phoenix Bldg,

So eef1Nep 19po ,,o % se7 .Hnp 9 2,s p4ne
ssoo-s41s Garfield, lot 50. house i
s ments paid; $500 cash; assume $500
! s2,4oo@si1sii Clinton. rooms. partly mod .
ern, 81 200 cash. r -.
81 4oo-3i45 Hennepin. duplex, 10 rooms,
5 rooms each floor. partly modern. all
SSa24; great big snap; to get this
j, IN must toas act quickalys Ely one-half cash:
i 81. 5oo-3632 Sd av $, . rooms, partly mod J.
aern. .s.Ef-' = y - .----i-,3>a-g -g =.
!. s., ,eoo.-a421 Aldrich $, rooms, nearly
i new, thorcly modern except heat;
y, 81 100 cash. mortgage $500. Z
,0oQ;-Harriet av near Both st. 2 large
,& lots and new s-room. modern house.
nc except heat; $1,000 cash, balance
81 sS4 ,o0o-2437 Lyndale S. modern, nearly
L 81 ooo-Aldrich s near oath st. duplex,
s4sss. rooms each. modern except heat. So
2oo-Near, Lyndale s and 35th st, 12
rooms. thoroly modern and f1rst-class
o@Kno4; eoS@ndKitloa; lot nssr ssSl2o o., ST. rooms
nearly new; one of. the best houses in
,15o-Duplex, Park av near Lake st,
rooms each apartment, thoroly mod
ern, separate heating plants; easy
$560O--Lowry Hill, 10 rooms, nearly new,
Ss Be aod large rs of lot this
$6,o00-Near Irving S and 25th st, 8
rooms. new, thoroly well built and
modern.
$7,oOo-3332 Cd av s., 10 rooms, thoroly
~ = modern easy terms.
4 $1,O00-Duplex, 10 rooms, new, Park av,
inside 32d st. fine income; 81 900 un-
der cost; easy terms.
SI9oO-One of the finest little 10-room
houses on Lowry Hill; ask for par
a t1culars.
H. G. Bruner Co., 327 Andrus Bldg.
20 O o o o o O o
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-04-01
& SMITHS. SWANS SECOND AND


NICKELs & SMITHS, SWANS SECOND AND
Prospect Park Additions.
Lots In these additions are choice in their
respective locations and are offered on pay
ment of 10 per cent down with. balance
monthly, as may be- arranged to suit.
- In Swans second We offer choice lots at
S175 to $3.50; best of ear service land rolling
giving good drainage,
Nickels & Smiths addition, between Lyn-
dale and Sd st, 22d and 23d avs NJ Is fast
improving. and lots range from S425 to $3.50.
Terms will be arranged on these lots
We offer in Prospect Park very choice lots,
90 #. front, with trees and sidewalk, at 800
to $780, =.
$500
$500 for choice east front lot on Pleasant
between oath and 25th sts.
Lot on 1st ay S, east 'front.' between 9th
and 18th sts; fine trees; make us an offer.
S2,100-11 acres of ground, 3 blocks of car
line. at Robbinsdale, with small house, all
under cultivation.
SIS, 00O-60 acres at Twin Lakes
Choice lots in all locations at reasonable
prices and on terms to suit.
Nickels & Smith,
81 Nicollet Az.