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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

LAKE OF ISLES ADDITION is GROWING
very rapidly; have fine property
there. Among others an elegant l1-room mod
ern house and barn. one block from Hennepih
east front; improving locality and very cheap
at $5,2lO
Also 15-room house at $4,000 This is one
of our best bargains, overlooking and 'front.'
ing lake; large grounds fine trees. every mod
ern convenience; heated by excellent steam
plant, having both direct and and indirect
radiation and of large capacity. Us is shown
by the fact that during last winter the whole
house was heated with only $sS expense for
fuel; has hardwood floors and finish, sewer,
gas, water, sidewalk on three Sides laundry,
fine fireplace and large barn, having water
and gas and coachman's room. This property
is owned by gentleman about to leave
the city and who offers it for sale at price
very much below what the house itself could
be built for at the present time. We venture
to say there is not finer location for home
in this city. 1t Is in the Lake Of the Isles
addition, only two blocks from Hennepin av,
and at the price cannot be duplicated In this
OR any other city that we know Of.
We also have the following choice lots:
$1,000 for 80 feet, east front, on Irving near
25th.
$3.50 for. 5O-foot lot, Lake place near 25th.
$1,O00-East front, so feet, w Path st and
Lake Of the isles boulevard
$2.OOO-Corner, 155x11O, 25th st, in Lake
of the Isles; city water and gas.
Newhall, $50 Temple Court
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

REAL EsTArE-A NEW. ALL MODERN z
floor white enamel on second, large attic, best
open nickel plumbing, full basement, good
dot with er ssy H aa ee for TO-
Why pay rent? House No. 1921 I'd S.
CALHOUN PARK RESIDENCE, $1,000 CASH
balance monthly; new 7-room brick veneered
house, quartered oak floors and finish down
stairs, white enamel and maple floors upstairs
Best of plumbing, combination heater; bqiltin
sideboard, plate and loaded glass. sidewalks
screens and storm sash; one Of the best built
houses in Minneapolis; price 81 800. S24o
Holmes av. ..,.. = =
2746 coLFAx Az s, NEW, JUST FINISHED,
ses Sa
ton sideboard and china closet, paneled dining
room, handsome decorations, expensive
:. water heat; price 1920 for quick sale Own
er. S. Friedman. on premises
$500 DOWN AND $40 A MONTH FOR SEVEN
cottage 2sd az and 22d
) water, good Well. barn, full basement screen
and storm windows complete. rice $2,1oO.
Lewis & Co., 525 Boston block.
ern colonial style house; combination heat, big
east front lot; have to sell at sacrifice on
4sfG Il 0 as
J. Friedman, On premises.
BEAUTIFUL Two.sToRY s.RooM HOUSE,
almost completed, oak finish, hardwood floors,
all modern; stone foundation, cement side
walk, large lot. built for home. 124 oath
av n. CAN for key at 1903 Girard av N.
FOR sALE-TwO-sTORY DOUBLE HOUSE
25th st; a bargain If taken at once; five
good rooms on one side and six on the other;
and cistern See owner at 1907 18th h': st. 90
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HOME LOOK
up 1920 Pillsbury av; brick-veneered eight
room new house: modern except heat; built
mSst be sold at every saeree
E1GHT.RooM HOUSE, MODERN EXCEPT
heat hardwood finish downstairs; worth
$3.50; would sell for So, $50 If taken at once.
First-class location; easy terms. Apply Chas.
NJ. Morton Co., 100000 Nicollet av.
FOR sALE--TWo.FAM1LY HOUSE. NO. leos
9Th ct s. with large barn and lot, all modern
except heat; rents $685. Price for one week
only. So, 900; half cash. F. Eichhorn & Sons,
corner Hennepin and Washington.
81, zoo-wARM sEvEN.RooM HOUSE, PART
car line; hardwood finish, full basement, stone
walks, trees, etc.; terms to suit. James T.
Elwell. ese Andrus building.
HoUsE-sEvEN ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN
ing room. pretty kitchen, near church, school,
car: little money and payments will handle
this. Address 50. journal.
MODERN DUPLEX HOUSE, NEAR M
shades, screens storm sash, for all windows:
good furnace. cellar, two bathrooms, man
tells, freplaces. Sheds, etc. For particulars
see owner. SIT 9th av s.
NINE-RooM HOUSE, NEWLY DECORATED
and in good repair; arranged for two famif
lies: desirable location; South Minneapolis.
let av. y
FOR sALE-BY OWNER. F1vE-RooM HOUSE
nected. 1927 Goth AZ s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

$s,1oo-A NEW PORTLAND Az HOME, !
rooms and bath, reception room, two columned
openings. hardwood floors throughout oak fin
tsh first floor, white enamel second floor; COLL
:bination stairway, Dutch window; dining room
full basement, combination heat, stone porch
3sA1O feet; lot S4x250 feet; property built
six years. Owner leaving city. Gas and fix
lures storm windows, screens splendid lot
Portland boulevard. Miss Currier, Main 4316.
r. C. 3S02
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

%1Gsr me- so1o rf41s9 x0nT1z o 49,
} tiful home in Calhoun park addition
, built for owner by day labor, very
} large living room with elegant mantel
and bookcases, :, beam ceiling, dining
, room is a perfect, dream, with built-in
, sideboard, finished in selected quarter
, weathered oak, parquet floors; nice
, kitchen and pantry second floor has
, four very large airy bedrooms, finished
In white enamel. beautiful gas fix
, lures, expensive decoration throughout;
:; nice bathroom =; fulla' line of plumbing. [
D hot water heating plant screens and
D storm windows, balcony upstairs for
G airing bedding. 1 will sell this home
D at a low price. on your own terms,
D ready for occupancy. Open Sunday at
0 ternoon for inspection. A. E. Rydlum,
D builder, so25 James av S. Call T. G.
o 1852.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

Green's addition Douglas school district; has
every modern convenience; coal and wood
bins, large furnace room, vegetable room,
laundry and toilet room in basement; large
living room, kitchen and side hall with lava.
tory, front and back vestibule first floor;
four well-lighted bedrooms, center hall and
bathroom second floor; large amusement
and servants bedrooms third floor; full
screened porch, storm sash and full screens
for all windows and doors, hot water heat,
beamed ceilings, gas and electric lights. The
house was built two years ago by the owner
by the day for home, but on account OF
, leaving the city desires to sell. 1904 James
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

EIGHTH. WARD-A NEW. ALL MODERN
8room house. oak on first floor. white enamel
on second. built-in sideboard, columned open
ingS, with pedestals; large pantry and rear
vestibule with deck owes same: best open
nickel plumbing: laundry in basement: house
open for inspection today; terms to suit; price
very reasonable. House No. 272s Clinton av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

NEW BEAUTIFUL HOME, 1712 W s1sT ST,
one block from Lake Calhoun, with full view
Of the, lake and boulevard, only two blocks
from car line: This new and all modern O.
room house, complete in every detail, being
built by day labor under supervision of owner
All hardwood finish, mantle, builtin sideboard
room for girl; best Spence hot water heat
ing plant, plastered laundry; house newly dec
Grated; finest gas fixtures, shades, full storm
windows and screens. Everything complete
and house ready for immediate occupancy.
Call Sunday and investigate this property.
Part cash. Owner and builder, c. F. B.
Rogers, 2527 Sd az S. r. G. 5o42.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

CHAs. o. ELWoOD & co..
It's Guaranty Loan. -.
81, 300-Fine duplex house, near car line.
S., 5OO-Three houses large lot, rental $55 per
month. snap.
S11. Ooo-Duplex house modern rental $780,.
SIS, 50O-Fat building inside of Franklin;
rental $1I5 per month.
50, O0O-Flat building. modern, flats, rental
$3.50.
| So 500-Fine house on Ridgewood av.
SIS, OO0-Fine house, Lake Harriet, 2 lots.
$3,50O-Lake Harriet house, one block from car
line and boulevard. :. :.
| 81. 250-Seven-room house, Lake Calhoun.
| $5.S0O-Nine- house. new, modern, Calhoun.
| $5,5O0-Nine- room house, new modern, Lake st
and Irving.
| So 5OO-Cottage on Irving and 34th st s.
! 50, 7O0-A fine house 9Th st and 28d
81, 75O-Two lots and 7-room house. 23d N.
| 81, 75O-An S-room house. Minnehaha car
| line; large lot
So, 0oo-Eig ht-room house, modern, Lake st and
9Th av S.
| 81. 15O-Six- room house on 31st st and 18th av S
| Call and If you want home OF
| investment
| We sell Canada lands AID South Dakota
| lands and exchanges made.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
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T. A. JAMESON,
2O5 Andrus Building.
Real Estate, Rents

o o o o o o o o
T. A. JAMESON, r. o
2O5 Andrus Building. o.
Real Estate, Rents %
and Mortgage Loans, o
0 se2oo.e1e1s Park ay, Q rooms, finished in Q
o. fine hardwoods, hardwood floors,
tiled bathroom, steam heat large o
lot. Don't let this opportunity es- o
cape if you have been watching o
o. for a fine modern home in "a good
o l. locality at bargain. Is a good o
o. : Investment, as it is renting for $50 o
o f per MONTH :. o
O $5,5oo-sA Essex st Sc, corner Ontario; 0
o ! r only two blocks to interurban car o
% : line; brand new 11-room modern o
O. ;: house.; complete in every detail. o
20 = Built, on honor. -. :. o
o So, 9oo-362J Blaisdell av: just being COM o
o. pleted; built by day labor and su, o
o. pervised by owner; Z rooms and o
o. baths oak; finish. hardwood floors; o
10 heating plant will be installed to. o
O. for it, 17O-foot lot to alley. O
fos5 Bargain in Lake st Corner Lots: - o
10 North and east frontage. Stores are o
o being rapidly located on the new Lake st o
o carlne. Only $4,000.
o o o o o 0 0 o o o o .
FLAT BUILDING PAYING II PER CENT NET.
Inside Of 10th st and 9Th s sgzi s: has 10
are in excellent condition: solid brick build
ing. Look it uu. Price $4,000.
Lot 66X155 on Washington ay, inside OF 81
av S, with a 3-story brick building thereon;
| rented for about 1920 a month"; will advance
in value. Price $40. 900.
| Croker & CroWen.
315 Bank of Commerce. Bld> ,.4xr. K.
| FOR SALE OR RENT-DEsIRABLE sIX-RooM
house, built for home by day labor. on half
acre of ground in beautiful suburb, two blocks
| from park on best carline Weathered oak
/ finish, hardwood foors modern dining room,
plate rail- ETC.. gas, drilled we'll, cistern, wet
sink and cesspool. large shed and coalbin, eel
liar, beautiful porch, storm sash and screens
| complete Will sell for $500 cash and bal
ance same as rent, or viii rent to desirable
| parties. Reason for selling, leaving city.
| Address Owner, 1854, Journal, Or call UP
| South 1888 L. today.
~ BIG INTEREST PAYERS,
| Flat Buildings. =.
| 10 per cent net OIL $4,000.
| II per cent net on $45Q0
| 12 per cent net ON So, 600. ~.
| IL per cent net 81, 400.
| The above are well-1ocated, Southeast
seventh and eighth wards never idle; best Of
| repair and are big money makers. Don't fail
to see these fine properties, as they are de-
! cided bargains. ,..'
| George B. Dartt,
| SO7 Phoenix Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

Sic, 000-EASY TERMS. ELEGANT HOME
handsome stone and brick residence with stone
porch; choice location: lot 72x250 feet; large
reception hail. reception room. large living
room, den large dining ROOM genuine cherry
finish, parGuet floors on first floor. five family
bedrooms, servants room. two bathrooms,
layatory. two pantries, tin closets. third floor
ball room with front stairway. storeroom,
way; full basement. combination heat. laun-
dry; house cost $22 600: lot $500: quick
sale. sic, 000 easy: terms. Miss Currier. NJ.
0 -e12-s14 18th Az s. DOUBLE HOUSE. o
0 eight rooms each. modern $500. 900 O
o 2a12 9th av s, eight rooms, city, Q
water. sewer. g: .....:... 1850 o
o 2212 Pleasant av, duplex, east front, Q
o fine location: modern except heat = {
o on second floor !. 5000 Q
o 1O3-105 w Goth st. double house, Q
o seven rss&ns each. city water. 5000 Q
o 1928 10th a" S. seven rooms ...... 1900 Q
o Inquire room 6. 9H 9th st s.
o. o o o o. O o % y o 20
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
A BIG SNAP.

BIG SNAP.
New house. South Side, seven fine rooms,
every room in mahogany finish, birch floors
throughout, full cemented basement, stone
walks in and out; large high lot graded and
sodded hot water heat. screens and storm
sash. Built of best material and by day labor.
No warmer house in the city,: large porch.
Best plumbing, with porcelain fixtures and
nickel plated trimmings; price $4,000 Cash
payment and monthly payment. Ready to
move into. VIII decorate to suit, buyer Key
at office. Owner needs the money: Call at
once.
Lowry Realty Co.,
Roth nhones - 900 BOSTON R1ock
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

CALHOUN Park.
New modern Groom cottage, hardwood floors
throughout, large living room, completely
fitted bathroom. three bedrooms. clothes
ample shelving and cupboard room. full base
ment. cemented: furnace heat. storm windows.
screens, lot sodded. stone walks: near 32d
st and not far from the lake: must sell this
week O: will Gent
Here is fully modern s-room house. new
TWO years ago; desraote IN every way corner
New this summer. this neat. attractive Z
room house; hot water heat, laundry, bath,
hardwood floors and finish: ~ blocks from
Como Harriet caS.-
New. never occupied, s-room house: strictly
and the like. Modern houses in this popular
lake district 5U4 to 81. $50.
, J. c, Millard $50
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

81, soo-NEARLY NEW, 6 ROOMS FINISHED
In hardwood first floor, second floor not
finished; barn, shed; Seth av inside 10th.
. $40O-Lot and small building, adjoining
above.
$780, rooms, Harriet near 3Sth
$1,000 rooms, for two families; Harriet
near SOD.
$2,O00-9 rooms. for two families; barn:
Blaisdell, near Lake st; submit offer.
$1,75O-New, Z rooms, city water, gas and
fixtures; stone walk; 18th near 32d st. !
$2,000-S rooms barn, lot 50x110;p Grard
N near 10th.
s1,250-s rooms, stable; Oliver avs near
9th p {;
- II: A. Dunsrnoor GIG Phoenix Bldg =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

REAL EsTATE-A NEW. ALL MODERN T.
/: room house, except heat, hardwood on first
f. floor, white enamel on second, large attic, best
lot with alley. House open for inspection to-
day. Terms to suit Price very reasonable.
l. Why pay rent? House No. 1891 I'd av S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23
Unimproved.

Continued.

-. CHOICE OF LAKE FRONTS.
Lake breezes" and east fronts, sheltered from
the northwest winds in winter months over
looking beautiful Lake Harriet. 63x135. 35
feet above the lake level. with street i'm
like the above. Call for plat and price lists
Of Reeves South Shore. Lake Harriet and
Calhoun lots. Come before the best are sold.
- George B. Dart. :
Both phones. SO7 Phoenix Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

$4,000 house.
Lots $500 to 81 200; East Side.
ssO0-Roomng house on Hennepin; will con-
slider any offer. Party leaving city.
Lewis W. Campbell Co.,.
321 Pillsbury Bldg.
o WE BUY OR BUILD HOMES ON EASY o
PAYMENT PLAN. 0
3 Payment, s. for each $1,000 per month 9TH Q
| o UP. You select your place and your plans o
sor building We draw the plans ua,od for you
finnish the
| o All on Your Own Time: o
0 We do business anywhere in. Minnesota; 0
o North and South Dakota.
Q American Real Estate Investment Loan Q
o Co.. 437-439 Andrns Bldg. 0
10 Minneapolis. Minn.& 0
| 0 o Q Q 90 Q, % o Q. o
We HAVE A CHARMING NEW HOUSE IN
| Walton Park for sale IN easy payments; built
on honor, by the day: finished in hardwood;
standing on lot eox12s feet to alley, with
ere waks ieP No. Se not Ike pia
| tage we will build you whatever you wish
and sell to you on easy payments; the Cedar
corner Of Fremont az and SSH st BY Nay i,
1907, making Walton Park as accessible as
any residence section In town; remember we
magnificent Mckinley school in eur midst:
Apply at office, s7ol Aldricn av N. or 114
4th st 8.
| The Edmund G. Walton Agency.
Sc, ooo-BEsT NEW sEvEN-RooM HOUSE
| for the money; close in; near carline; $500
cash. balance monthly, to suit. Don't be un
! der the landlords thumb; if you allow your
self to be held down to paying rent you viii
never get along in the world; month after
month You pay rent rent, rent, and for what
Just place to stay; you get nothing to show
| for your money; stop it, be thrifty; become
! the owner of your own home. $4,000, $4,000
$1,000 $4,000 houses for SALE s..-r
| J., A. Walters, 514 N. Y. Life Bldg.
CHOICE HoMEs-PRIvATE LIST.
Central park. $125 500 $4,000 $4,000.
Lowry hill. $4,000. SAG, 900: ..'
Blaisdell. $4,000 $15,oOn; Vine, 100000.
| Colfux. $500. $4,000, $s, COO. $1,000.
Irving. $4,000, $500, $12,50O, $15,QOa.
Miss Rand. II L 25th st. :.' \. - s. l.
FOR sALE-AN IeHT-RooM, sTRICTL1
modern home, on the Northside; convenient t.
North high school; block and a half from
to sell to settle estate; write, ca1lsor phon
/ evenings at 1923 Aldrich ay n. G.s 1925
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FIAT BUILDING
of five 5-room flats. two modern ghouses Of
i and rooms each. lot 130X1 1873 q rents for 81
4 per month; will consider vacant properly.
! = Louis n. Gayners ~ ~ ~ Is
: GAO Temple {Court. ,s4sss -
FOR saLE-cINE NINE-RooM SHOUsE.RoPEl
+ plumbing, sewer connection and gas an hard
first class condition, good barn 1Sx22, 12-foo
i posts; fine trees. Come and see; must sell
| 1915 Pleasant av
i FOR SALE-COsY FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, 1870
\ Grand st Me- address owner II. II. Joseph
Owatonna. MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
LONDC\'S TWO SEASONS.

i visit to any one OF the fashiorH-
BILE restaurants Will suffice to prove
beyond doubt thar Lonuon now enjoys
two seas1ns-tne season proper and
the winter season, says the Express.
One of the attractions which has
kept such remarkable number OF
well-known people in town is the ex-
cellence of the Italian opera at Covent
Garden Then dinner parties and even
small dances are the order of the day.
The restaurant p;oprietors all declare
that never before have so many people
chung to London at this time Of year
The Riviera no longer attracts in the
way it did few years ago, and the
Cairo season is only for the few.
Hunting men, too, are showing
disposition to rush to town immedi,
ately frost sets in, instead Of re
naming at Headquarters, with TIT
result that London hostesses can al
ways rely on securing men, at an
rate occasionally, for CHEEKY Winte
function.
The motor car is, of course, respon
sible for the number of county peopl
who now come up to town to put up
hotels and ssdo' a few theaters.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29

Waste not, want not. 2 tells only
half the story in the twentieth century,
which finds fortunes in waste products.
Sulphate Of iron as water purifying
agent, with an admixture Of small
percentage Of copper sulphate, is of
comparatively recent use in mechani-
cal filtration, and it's merit as coagu-
liant, together with its low cost has
led to its employment as a substitute
for aluminium sulphate. A new outlet,
therefore, has been provided for a
waste product the uses Of which hith-
erto have been much circumscribed,
and the disposition of which at all
large finishing mills has been prob
lem. The possibilities of the trade are
suggested by the requirements OF one
OF the largest filtration plants, where
$500 tons are used annually. More at
tention also is being paid to the use Of
the blast furnace fine dust, despite tha
many unsuccessful attempts at briquet-
ing. Recent developments indicate
that the latter has been given up as
impracticable, and attention is being
turned toward the agglomeration of the
dust into rotary kilns. Some Of the
largest producers of steel have already
made plants for the rotary kiln type.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29

Judge Humphrey of Chicago hand
ed down decision last week in the
packers cases to the effect that the
accus d persons as individuals were
innocent, bu- that the corporations
were guilty. That is certainly a
very remarkable decision and if it
should stand will make the corpora
tions still bolder in their defiance OF
law. The corporation may be fined,
to be sure, but what will most OF
them care for fine now and then il
continued disregard Of law, will put
more money in it's Golfers. According
to this decision the officers Of cor.
pOration are immune, and can be
touched by neither fine nor impri'
sonm Mt. \ term in the penitentiary
can no longer threaten them ant
deter them from wrong doing. In
dividuals who profit from law viola
tion Will find it convenient to hide
under the nom de plume of a corpor
alton. The individuals OF corpora
tions surely have reason to be thank
full to this Chicago jurist for his deci
sion, and the corporations also, be
cause il will make it harder to get a
them by the law.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29

The Sheaf is in receipt Of Senator
Knute Nelson's speech on railway
rate regulation, and like all the sena-
tors utterances on public questions,
1T is clear and strong presentations
of the powers and duties Of Congress
i'm the premises. In closing Mr.. Mel
son warmly praises the President for
the great interest he has taken in
this question, and says that to his
mind he deserves more credit for this
than any other act of his Admins
tratiOn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29

The French government is offering
a prize of 10000 francs (S3, 86O) for
the discovery Of better means OF
denaturizing alcohol than the process
now emplo. ed, and $4,000 francs
$50, 65O) for the best means of utiliz-
ing alcohol for Illuminating purposes.
This effort of France is of special in
terest to the people Of this country
in view OF the probable passage by
the present congress OF the bill plac-
ing denaturized alcohol on the free
list. AS alcohol is mainly produced
from corn, potatoes and other farm
products, the farmers Of this country
will have placed in their hands the
weapon with which to smite the
standard oil trust.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-29
Value Of Incompetent Management

Value of COmpetentM Management
The report from one of the North
Dakota stations that the farmers
were gathered at the city hall and
the lecturers were left at the station,
when the seed special arrived, yes
terday, and the consequence was no
meeting, shows the value of COM
petent management if such public
affairs are to be a success. That is
one point where Warren did itself
proud on Tuesday. Everything went
like clockwork. All details had been
attended to and the committee, con-
sisting of R.. G. Mathwig, G. E.
Lundquist, and DR.. G. S. Wattam,
were right on hand all the time to
see that nothing broke up the order
that has the talent to handle these
affairs competently, and that is why
Warren can take and hold the lead
in this section in matters of enter
prise and progress. When our power
full commercial club can enlist the
services Of such efficient committees,
and has the privilege Of the columns
of so closely read and influential a
newspaper as the Sheaf they can &C
complish anything within reason.
We have heard member after member
of the commercial club express them
selves SO delightedly regarding what
has been accomplished that they car
hardly contain themselves. Visitors
in the city have the same feeling.
Mr.. Robertson, Of Argyle, and Mr..
HurIburt, Of Stephen were full OF
admiration. Mr.. Cooley said he hac
never attended better managed OF
more enthusiastic meeting. Supt
Michaels Of the 500 line, who haC
charge of the seed train, was very
much pleased, and SO, by the way
was Warren, with the 500.
All this sounds like a mutual ad
miration society, but we want to tel
you, that this is what spells success
LeS us have another meeting of tn
commercial club and let some on
bring Oh something else to tackle
The boys have their sleeves role
up now. Keep them usy.