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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-22
CINITYHTEMS.
Id from Towns in Our
|erritory, of Interest to
All Readers.

QUAD Dead On Mail Train.
n Hauver of Derby was found by
, men dead in his seat Gin the car
Han train Friday night. He was
Aad telegraphed from White River
\ for his family to meet him at the
Nut died at or near Barnet. The
ker was notified by The railroad
les from st. Johnsbury auc met
at Newport.
sriy sufroCated BY Coal Gas.
r. Hastings of Barton, his little
4 and housekeeper, came near los
lives by asphyxiation last Tues
tning. Monday night the doctor
his furnace in such manner that
Escaped into the cellar and from
came into the upper part of the
Auout four O'Clock a m. the doctor
with a sufiocNing feeling and
to ges 10 a window and open it,
collapsed. The fresh air soon re-
n, when be found his little girl
aocsted and his housekeeper in
kondition. But fresh air and quick
restored them. A few minutes
Would probably have perished.
Large Mills Burn.
ssdav at four O'Clock a. m. the
all OF Ritchie & Uhord at the
rnersn in Greensboro was entirely
d by ere, together with about
et of dressed lumber. Tie alarm
zen by the watcbman, Gilbert
AZ $50, and help from the board
se shout thirty rods away and q
neighbors were soon on the
bat the flames bad made such
that nothing could be done to
cir progress and at i:15 everything
d wish the mill was leveled to tn,
This was one OF the best eouip-
in the stste, and the loss, which
tied a. $1,000, with no insurance
! heavily on rs owners. Within
70 from the time the mill wa.
d q gang OF men were inst-uctet
pence cutting timber for q new
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BARTON LANDING.

Wesley Bassett visited in Newport Sat-
u1day.
Albert Beede was in Boston on business
part O. last week.
F. c. Brown moved last Saturday into
/ is new house on Water street.
Mrs. Herbert Carter of Albany and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Patterson of Lowell visited
at Chas. Perkins last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Annis have moved
f ON the J. B. Clement tenement house
into their eN h use at the upper end OF
W a., stIees.
J. G. Turn bull and E. c. Skinner were in
VI est Charleston last Saturday, looking
afs er their bus ness interests there.
Charles Marshla has moved from the
Brown & Skinner block into the house
which he rec -ntIy bought of J. 3. Clement
on the corner. OF Water and South streets.
A lar. e an )unt OF wood is being drawn
ingo this village this winter. 4. h. Ben
nett, probably being the largest dealer,
has bought several hundred cords OF foot
wood. He las gasoline power machine,
and SAWS 1t up for he stove.
&c. stoddard has moved to Barton,
I@d s. sto4dard's former home. For the
I D. sent they Will live In part of c. S
/ W. bster's house on Glover street. MIR
S oddard VII open real estate and Law
| Office this week ia the new Bank block. !.
There have been three nice new hesgel
built the past summer within few rods
of each other nsar nit upper end DIVA
ter stl st, ana it has been talked that some
tina in the nesr future there Is to be
new street laid cut from Water street con
Meeting with south street, and when thi
Is done il will opsn up some of TIE mos
desirable building lots IN the village.
/ The Book and ] mble Club met wit
j Mrs. AIbee Wednesday p. m. sixtee
members and ore visitor We're present
After the Iol call which was responded
with sssurrenf E7sats" Mrs. Locke CAV
her paper % ia 2sn-Her RsIiei On. =. Mrf
Julia 5kt5nsr feAd z selection from Geld
smith. THIS vas followed by psper troI
IS Gnlis-c lief swsrks Of Or. Iohngo
and othar pose writer's Of this perlo
Mrs Webster read G1a23s Esegys SIR
Bean read two short selections iron Colo
smith. Afj7uruea To meet with Mr
Mathews jar. q.
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Congregational Church Notes.

DR.. Fiagg of Newport occupied the pul-
pit yesterday in very acceptable manner.
Mrs Gorham, Mrs. Pearson and Mrs.
Katen will entertain the Ladies' Society
next Wednesday afternoon, Jan. "a, in the
church parlors. Gentlemen are invited to
supper.
Rev. Geo. f.. Gutterson of Boston, Sec
rotary OF the American Missionary Associ-
alton, will speak in the Congregational
church next Thursday evening. Mr..
Gutterson is fine speaker and very eble
man, and good sized audience should at
tend and get the benefit of his valuable
knowledge on mission work il the West
and South.
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NORTH ALBANY.
DEFERRED LOCALS.


E.W. Willis has rented his sugar orchard
to gentleman from Massachusetts for the
coming season.
Ray Twombly recently got his hand
crushed between couple of logs while
working with the saving machine.
Mrs. E. W. Keith and nephew, Rev.
John Cummings, have gone to Newport to
see Mrs. Keith's sister, Mrs. Recor, who is
very ill. a.
Rev. John Cummings, returned mis-
sionary from Burma b, India, aadat present
stopping with friends in Maine, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. E. w. Keith OF. this place.
He expects to return to his work ii India
this following autumn.
E.W. Keith, while working in the woods
| alone, recently got his foot caught by one
/ log rolling down on to another. Ii was
| soma time before he could clear his foot bv
his own efforts, and he sustained quite Sc
rious injuries to his foot.
The sunny-side school closed here Jan.
18Th, after an eight weeks term. taught by
Miss May Wright of IrasbHrg. Those hav-
ing no absent marks during the term were
Vieya Shepard, Ralph and Peasaag Wells
ard Charley RowelI. The exercises were
very pleasing and well rendered By the
children, ana consisted of recitations, dta-
| logues and songs. The opening song was
/ sAIappy Greeting" sung by the whole
( school. The recitations were all fire and
song, 81 Love the Old Red School House, y
tune "Old Oaken Bucket" by Edith and
Vieva Shepard. But what seemed to call
down the house was a song, Twenty
Froggies Going to School," sung by the
three youngest pupils OF the school, Gracie
Shepard, Mabel Horn and Harry Rowell.
The exercises closed by the school singing
s.Ho! Ho! Vacation Days are Herr The
school was then re- called to repeat the
opening song. Rev. g. Ell. Wright then
gave some very pleasing and entertaining
remarks to the children. About twenty
visitors we're present.
EAST ALBANY.
Uriah Dirgman has been visiting friend
il WotcoEt.
Little George Simon went to.th6 hospita
in Burlington the 18Th TOR treatment.
Uriah Dingmen has purchased Al Ediso,
phenograpa and good supply Of records
Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Wilcox Of Bur
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NTethodist Chnreh Notes.

Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7:3o
O'Clock.
Epworth League Tuesday evening at
7:3O o'clock. Subject, "a Spirit filed
Lite" Leader, Alberta McCaig.
The following officers were elected last
Friday evening by the Odd Girls to serve
the coming year: Pres, Mrs. 0. H. Moss
nah; vice Pres Mrs. J. B. Freeman; Sec, ,
Mrs. w. r. Aldrich: Treas, Mrs. ?. l..
Webster.
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St paups Church Notes.

. Mass viii be held in Lowell next Sunday.
The storm of Saturday prevented Rev.
Father Turcot from going to Lowell, SO
Mass was held here and the sermon was
6 The presentation of Herod.''
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ALBANY.

lila Way has gone back to st. Johns bury.
o. M. George is suffering with throat
trouble.
Dora Johnson was in Hardwick the first
OF last week.
Mrs. Kate Delano is i'll; her sister, Mary
McCafrey, is caring fer her.
Mr.. G. A. Sargent of Rutland was in
town few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Chaffsy recently Wis
tied their daughter in St. Johnsbury.
Several of the Albany Masons attended
the district nesting at Newport the 18th
The many friends of Oscar johnson Of
Hardwiok will be sorry to learn that he j;
failing rapidly.
Frank Clarke, who has been dangerously
i'll with pneumonia following measles, i:
now thought to be better.
William NJ. johnson hHs new Wabe
engine and an up-to- date sningie machine
set up at Fair View Farms.
William Dummer of the firm of Dunn
ner & Sons, Rowley, Mass, was at vii
liam NJ. Johnson's several days recently.
There will be donation and oyster SUP
per for the benefit of the 81. E. church
Thursday evening Feb, 1st. All are cor
daily invited.
The school in Dist. No. 4, taught b!
Miss Flora Cushman, closed Jan. II
Those having no marks during the tern
were, Ruby Griggs, Pearl Griggs, Perc,
Griggs, Sammie Chafha, Harold Chafh
and Glennie Chaffie. Gladys and GIendol
Griggs aged five, had no marks during th
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III ADVERTISING.

emenn will be inserted under thif
Sentl per word for hrst iugcrtior
~ per word thereafter. Cash mrst
The order. no adperfiaereut ui. .
yor Tess than ttrentV-fro cents.
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The cantata of Joseph, which has been
in preparation for the past two weeks, now
enters upon its final week of rehearsals,
the last of which will be a dress rehearsal
at the opera house, Saturday evening. The
cantata viii be presented Monday and
Tuesday evenings, Jan. % and 80, with
fine array OF talent. the solo parts are
tweIvein number with Mr.. James Westall
of Middlebuvy, the wonderful seventeen
year old tenor, as 'sJoseph." The chorus
willnumber over so voices. The costumes
for the production are new and very beau
tiful, and the whole affair is sure to be
great success. Messrs. Clement & Davis,
who have the centata in charge, are very
enthusiastic over the excellent material
found here for this work.
SOUTH BARTON.
Mrs. Harry Howe of Littleton, n. H., is
visiting relatives here.
E. J. Wheeler has moved his family to
Westmore, where he has employment.
mMr. Otis Bailey is reported more COM
Portable at this writing. Miss Parlin is
caring for him.
Little Mary Brooks, who has beFn spend
ing several weeks in Littleton, N. H., has
returned home.
Miss Dora AIdrich and little Mildred
Drown visited at L. a. and 1. II. Gordon's
In Lyndonville last week.
The school at Undercliff has been closed
for the past week, on account of the illness
OF Miss Allard's mother.
Miss Maud Webster of Tilton, N. H.,
who has been spending several weeks with
her mother at Undercliff, has returned to
her work.
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Colby George lost his horse last week.
Mrs. Delta McDougall IS stopping at
Newport.
Adm Armstrong is the second victim Of
the mumps. -
Arthur Burroughs Is working for Alien
Niles at Derby.
Ernest Pickel has returned to his home
at West Dsrby.
Tie Auxiliary wiz meet with Mrs. D 4.
Elliott, Jan.31.
CONTINUED or FoUBTH PACE.
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WANTED.

D-One million feet spruce, hem
elm, birch and beech logs
barton Tub Factory 47tf
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SINGLE COPIES. ) CENTS.

ington have been visiting friends and
making their home at with her father
Uriah Dingman, for the past week.
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Losr

MELLOW Scotch collie dog. -Finder
LlIx w NJ. Gallagher, I-ashur &.
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E,W. Willis has rented his sugar orchard
to gentleman from Massachusetts for the
coming season.
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bAR1CN-

CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~~-~~-~~~~~~~~.~-~~~~~
Improved.
Continued.
$3.50.

|. 900 cash, balance $40 per month without
interest above a mortgage Of s., 400 at 0
. per cent for Groom residence; this is
the most attractive of any we have yet
built This is one OF our quality
homes" built by day labor, of select ma
terials. There is full basement with
bottom concrete and side walls cemented.
The house is hardwood finish all over
with hardwood floors. It has combination
gas fixtures, storm SASH screens window
shades, water meter, beautifully deco
rated; in fact, everything Will be oom-
plete. ready to move into. The lot is
40x167 to 18foot alley, east front and
less than 20 minutes ride from center OF
city on LIST av s carline.
Note-This Is not an ordinary house,
but fine residence. constant pleasure
to the owner. and will be worth much
more inside OF a year. Will be ready to
occupy In about four weeks. Let JUS
show yon through one OF our quality
hones,'' snow done. finished as this Is te
be. You are sure to be pleased with it.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAIN COUNTER.
.,OOO-EiYe acres or block of lots south az

:. REAL ESTATE BARGAIN COUNTER,
$1,O0O-Five acres or block of lots south of Hop
kins. three blocks from car line
S6oO-Only buys corner Bryant and 33d st.
80 oo, 42xl29, stone walk, city water.
%<'uVO-tor new s1x-room house, modern except
heat, 10 minutes from postofice; terms
easy payment plan.
$1,OOO-For lot 44x129 to alley on Sd st n near
Plymouth ay business center and
depots; good for manufacturing propo-
4. sition. = Z.
300-Fwo-fat property paying IL per cent on
the: investment. Little or expense In
caring for it. A good bargain. &
2 $oOO-And up for lots fronting on Lake
Amelia, cheapest and hest lake 'front.'
age In the market; well -wooded, high,
and q commanding view of the lake., L
$o,5oo-For one Of the best-built and up-to-
date houses for the money in the Sth
ward. Anyone looking for a good home
proposition would do well to see it. r. &
/ $2o0-For lots NE, east of the 500 R. r.. shops.
I Not far from the Armour packing plant
s.. location. Only $40 cash, $10 per month
Here is chance for speculation.
$loo-Double corner on 10Th av S and Seth st,
~ not far from Powderhorn park. =
|$o'Voo-l5o-acre farm near Northome, Itasca Co.,
I. Mimi, near lake having twenty miles OF
shore; pillow and meadow land; over 800
t. GOO feet timber; the best of soil; new
house OF six rooms with furniture, barn,
/ logging outfit, wagons etc. -,
J. A. Walters :.
514 N. Y. Life Bldg. T. -,
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OWNER OFFERS FOR 1MMED,ArE4 SALE "A
new, splendidy built house of seven rooms
besides hail. attic and fine cellar with cement
floor; house nicely decorated turnout: hardwood
floors and woodwork; newly finished and new
gas fixtures installed: full line OF screens ana
storm sash: this attractive little home Is 10
Gated one block from car line and is decided
bargain; 81, 900 takes 1t; part cash will handle
it, balance easy monthly payments. Call OIL
LIST av S. No agents.
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~ - u % 5fO% o o. 20 o o. O. o g 4
X y EIaHTrRooM MODERN HOUSE
:Ss Tor sale! This Is located in the
choicest part of the Eighth ward
81 and consists OF a full basement, with 4
hot water heating plant, laundry,
etc,;s nice reception hall. with full
length heyeled plate mirror. window
seats grill opening to dining room,
4, which has fancy triple window, elab- :,
crate sideboard, small lounging room
In rear and double-action door en-
trance to the pantry; kitchen and :,
back vestibule are finished in fine
oak, same as parlor. and arranged.
with tiling on lower tier; combine
ton stairway to second floor: which
Is all hnishedlin hardwood; consists
of four bedrooms and bath and built
In linen closet; fine large attic, with
three dormer, windows. This house is.
new, having been built but short
time, but owing to change in busi-
ness, offer 1t for sale for the first
=. time Large lot, house built under
my own supervision and Of the best &"
materials. Let me show you this
bargain. Send me your name and
-. Will give you a date when you may
examine this house. VIII take 81 900
for an irnn1ed iate sale, and think that
you will find it the cheapest house
in the city of its kind. Address
i S619, Journal; .1., =. r. .s~.
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MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH A 2 BEAU Z z
tiful home in Calhoun park additions. y
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 1oors; nice
Kitchen and pantry. second floor has
four very large airy bedrooms finished
In white enamel. beautiful gas. fix-
lures, expensive decora ton throughout,
nice bathroom, full line of plumbing.
hot water heating plant, screens and
storm windows, balcony upstairs for
airing bedding. ! will sell this. home
at q low price. on your own terms.
ready for occupancy. Open Sunday aft
} ternoon for inspection. A. E. RydIln,
Builder, 3025 James az s. Call r. c.
} 1862. - - -
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CALHOUN PARK RES7DENCF-

- CALHOUN Park RESIDENCE.
324O Holmes aY;s built for and occupied by
one Of the firm: brick veneer: 7-room house;
2 chartered oak, finish and floors downstairs;
white enameled finish and maple floors up
stairs: built-in sideboard- full basement;
combination heat; best open plumbing; screens
and storm SASH houses cannot be. built any
better or: warmer than this house; must be
seen to be appreciated; price $4,000 with good
terms to right party: we will build for YOU
on very easy terms and furnish you with
the title. away from you; you cannot afford
to pay rent II you knew what you can get
for the money -
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FOR SALE OR RENT-EIGHT-RooM, MOD
ern house. barn: fine location; 1920 Oakland
av Inquire willimnnns Art Store, 33 9th
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FOR sALE-sIX-RooM HOUSE AND LOT,
one half cash. balance time. Z. ]. McNiullen,
1884 21st av s AS ~
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Davis CONSTRUCTION Company,
N BOA, Kasota Building.

WELL SELL ny HOME AT A SACRIFICE
to cash buyer. or to one. having lot south
Of Lake st to trade. and the balance cash.
My home Is new and in an elegant location;
house has seven fine rooms and an extra
first floor are reception hall, parlor, dining
room, kitchen and sleeping room, or can be
beautiful oak finish. On the second floor are
the bathroom and two bedrooms, with large
closets to each room: gas fixtures, shades,
screens and storm windows; large east front
lot, 65k124 to a 14-foot alley; easily worth
$4,000. but will let it go at $4,000; house
must be scene to be appreciated. Address
RH6d Journal
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q o o Q o o % o Q
- CHAs. o. ELWOoD, :
.71S Guaranty Loan : K = i
$2250-Calhoun Park, s-room cottage, gas,
water, sewer, walks.
$9,O00-Calhoun Park OH boulevard, 10
rooms, new, modern, very SWELL
$5,S0O-Calhoun Park on Lake st, 8 rooms,
new. modern: easy terms. ...
$5,500-Calhoun Park on Lake st, rooms,
new. modern easy terms. f
} 81 ,60O-Two cheap homes, north SIDE
So, 75O-E1ght rooms new. modern cot
- tage; near boulevard. Lake Calhoun.
!, $2,750-6th st N and 20 av, fine home.
81, 500-Two lots and old S-r0om house,
corner 23d ay n and 9th st.
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So, eoo-EIGHT ROOMS, HOT WATER HEAT,
full basement Prospect park. -s.sa--;e;..
So, OO0-Eleven rooms, strictly modern, Dupont
S, near Path st. .
So, 2oo-N,ne rooms, modern, barn. Aldrich. in
side 26th st.
So 6oo-New seven rooms, full basement, open
nickel plumbing, 18th av. inside 2sth st.
81 65o-Eight rooms, modern conventences,
Pleasant near 32d, may exchange for
10 few acres near.
So, 5oo-Six rooms, modern hot water heat.
Holiness near 32d.
$2OOO-Eight rooms. city water, barn, eighth
ward, Blaisdell av
Several bargains in duplex houses and nat
buildings may exchange for farm.
l. A. Dunsmoor, GIG Phoenix Bldg.
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o. FOR SALEr-owNER OBLIGED TO SELL 0
h he best a maple soers
o and elegant birch finish; full cemented
% easements splendid heating plant; bath 0
o room fixtures OF the pest; screens ana
. Vicinity .s2d st on Harriet av; price Q
o Bank building. 0
o o o Q o o 0 o O
- q q o-o--o q 90 90 o o o o
HOUSE AND : FIVE ". ACRES 61a n r9n sA1E
o creek and half mile from Lake Harriet; o
good s-room house. barn, chickenhouse, o
well c sit s hs hosb bfeS for as p: iand
o alone worth this. o
o Folsom Realty Co., o
To POI Security Bank Building. o
o Q Q Q % Q Q 9 Q o 9 o Q Q
WE WILL1FURNIsH Y0U A KEY TO AS
Lice a littles home you would wish to see
good people live in this ward and want more;
come and Zee US; we would like to tell you
about it. 49, $780,
~ ii s,.! Mill pans 3 pn NH
"a 700 BuYs EIGHT-RooM MODERN HOUSE
IN c,ty near university: IT not only will
make good ID home but anrs also gooa
inrs: bnilt-in sideboard plate rail, beautiful
enamel kitchen pantry, refrigerator room heat ,at
gas, bath, sewer; everything compiete' MOT
ho OF from seey and Lake cars
snap. 81 .2Oo-House, rooms. ED st and 22d
Az s: rent $3.50 yearly; 50. foot lot 50, 1oo- 100
| House, 8 rooms. Calhoun Park addition; big
! lot big bargain. We buy and sell real estate.
! Non.board agent. Established rs years Hobart,
| Phoenix building.
- $500 = ~, o,,-,,1p rInuT.pooM MON.
ern house, oak finish. screens, storm sash,
hardwood floors. laundry tray, concrete base;
ment and floor: four blocks. from high and
grade schools library; TWO nlochs Ito" nv. tmS
stree.eer hhes, 9o,Voo oiog sai nre p"y Az
- =. y -. =. ,,n,IsTIG wv FIa1T
o616 OAKLAND Az, Ahtislto aEw - 49,
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o o @ % Q Q @ o
o in the city? .s.. j o
o Do you want TO-, rent desirable house or o
. fat? ta III o
0 Do you want to buyNa cheap farm in Min 0
0 nesota. North or South Dakota on easy o
o terms? .s. ~ = o
0 Do you want to buy unimproved lands in o
o =; those states or Canada that will Q
o double in value in few years: II o
o you do call and see Is. o
o F9eener, s Schlelohei ..s =. O
o 816-31S Security Bank bldg. " o
o o o o 20 Co. o 0 9 o Q
si,e5o-7ls 18th Az Sc, ROOMS, CITY
81, ooo-1os1 18th av Sc, s.room house; two
81 ,5oo-416 w 2sth st, 8 rooms, newly painted
aud 'shingled.
$4,5oo-79 Spruce place, rooms, modern, steam
- heat. .; ~ s-.-'-'
So, 1OO-3os0 Lyndale av S, s rooms. and barn.
Z modern:t g..
81 900 -23oS.1o Oakland av: rents 1925 per year.
,3OO0-132 feet. corner University and I'd av
Sc; very fine corner to improve.
G.. H Smith, 604 Phoenix Building.
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$500 FOR NEW, EIGHT-RooM, MODERN
+. HOUSE,
Good attic, full basement and plastered laun-
dry, hot water heat, oak, finish and floors;
brick fireplace, bookcase and sideboard built
in; view Of Lake Calhoun 1912 w Lake st,
near James av.
Hill & Garwood, Sit Guaranty Bldg.
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l ~ MAKE ME AN OFFER. !.
Two houses i'm good repair. always rented.
On 4th stsN inside 10th ay: Owner. Frank NJ.
Durgin, 81 New York Life building
&