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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26

. . F e . s& a E o 0 o o Q
o No. 1902 Fremont av N-Why spend so o
o much. time these hot days in hunting o
for a home when you buy the above .
o more reasonable than any other property o
o nj the city? A beautiful corner and o
o must be seen to be appreciated. The o
o house is new and modern in every way, 70
o but will make. liberal discount If sold o
o at once, I wish to invest in some O
o thing else. For further particulars o
0 see: Dresser, 23O Security Bank build %
o ing. o
o o 90 0 o o o 0
WE HAVE A CHARMING NEW HOUSE IN
: Walton Park for sale on easy payments; built
standing on lot 60x12s feet to alley. with
: stone walks and steps: No. 1929 Bryant av
) N; price 81, 100 II YOU do not like this, cot
tage we will build you whatever you wish
and car ar viii BE- extended de to et the
corner of Fremont. av and Seth st by May l.
1907, making Walton Park as accessible as
Z any residence section in town. remember we
magnificent Mckinley sch4l in our midst
A 4fR St s. S: 0'n'e' ''0A Al'F''A aV ~ Or III
The Edmund G: Walton Agency.
0
HOW WOULD YOU
0 two stories, Z rooms. down and up.
nicely decorated Has fine bathroom, all c
modern fixtures, hardwood finish and floors
all over. Basement under entire house, {
lot east 'front.' On Dupont av beyond
o Lake st. For only $500. Mortgage
o $4,000 at per cent; balance cash. What {
70 : Walter L. Badger,
To-" Oneida Building.
o
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. -
A New Home.
$4,000 cash down; interest charge there
after, $9.s4h month.
This very choice new s-room house would
rent for about $50 month. It is nicely ar
ranged, thoroughly built, modern In every
way. Pills Lyndale av s. :. ,~,r'. .
Surely you need house hunt no more. ,.,
Z, Adam Hannah, =.
= 200 18th st s. : - =.
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O. Q: o 90 s g : 1A 3 o 0 o o
o: s., 900 for brand new, fully modern hard. Q
location is eonv sad s on Oak
o terms; carline half block. Don't delay. 0
e.. Percival, s06 Guaranty Building. .
LOWRY HILL HOME FOR Sc, 500; THIS ON
w.. Lowry Hill proper; 10 rooms hardwood finish
and floors, combination heat, modern plumbing
gas fixtures laundry, screened porch IN
fronting lot, $1,000 cash. balance on time. If
you know values, can appreciate bargain
and are bonaffde buyer, call at 11s kasota
bldg: IL. - -
ON a BEAUTIFUL. CORNER LOT ONE BLOCK
from the university campus, have the be- most
desirable house IN Minneapolis for 81, 800. It
has fine, shade trees and is an east front 1t is
copete est
Be- sefd On terms desired Raff Of iet may
IN ORDER TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND FOR
real estate in this city we are now Offering
memberships in our company to- wideawak s
men. This Is an excellent opportunity to
t make good income and no time lost. We
will give good commissions and dividends on
all EARNINGS. E:3This is easy, If you will, let
Mutual H' Real Estate Co., 255 Temple Court:
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME, CALL
elegant finish and latest in art
fine bathroom, shades, gas fixtures, range,
screens, storm SASH everything complete; nc
forced sale, but IN elegant home; GOOD ne1gh.
borhood and car service; 26 w 18th st. $. 3.
Appleton, owner, T. c.. 1864. Y )
So, 20o-NEw sEvEN-RooM ALL MODERN,
up-to-date house near Van Cleve park and
state university =; fine location; full lot and
t. large trees; all improvements; beautiful OAK
finish; hardwood floors throughout; best open
/ nickel plumbing fine heating plant. Ful
5cemented basement Complete. Terms to suit
| J. T. Elwell, $3.50 Andrus bldg.
SOUTHEAST PROPERTY IS OUR SPECIALITY
"A duplex house for S., 800; an eight-ro0m fully
modern house near the university for $500
also Two new elegant ten-room houses; one
rooming house Of fifteen rooms three blocks OK,
want at the right price. Morrison CrittendeI
Co., 40s LIST -av $. -
STEALING-IT rs: EASIER THAN STEALING
to buy my nine-room modern house IN South
east Minneapolis. i T have been holding this
house at 81 800, but: have decided to take the
best offer can get above s., 600, as l am go
| ing out of business Will give terms to suit
Located near the university. address 1857
Journal E-9sss '5zz..s
HAVE a BEAUTTUL NEW TwELvE.RooN
| duplex house in Southeast Minneapolis, which
| able terms It has two hot water heating
| s..plants, hardwood floors and finish, sewer, gar
baths, slaundry, nice lot and every thing: com
| plete1 for 5000 Look this up. Address $3.50
/ Journal.
| LoT, 25klo0 FEET soN HENNEPTN Az, BE
\ tween Sd and 4th st, history brick building
rents for $500 per month; will sell this 70
- $4,000. Mutual Real Estate CO.., 255 Tempt
Court .si5 ~ GAG
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26

NEW, JUST COMPLETED READY FOR I'M
ner Knox av s, two blocks from Harriet car.
Ideal location overlooking Lake Calhoun.
! Houses are. up -to-date, nine fine rooms; hard
stairs; Spence hot water heating plant. best
nickel plumbing; full screens and storm win
. dows; all work done by day labor supervised
: by owner and builder. Open Sunday after
noon. Owner and builder. Rogers, 2527 Sd
S.
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FOR SALE BY oWNER-A STRICTLY MOD.
ern, up-to-date new eight-ropm house in Cal
houn Park, built by day labor; full basement
with laundry, servants toilet and hot water
heat; first floor finished with oak, with oak
floors, sideboard built in and gas mantel.
:. Second floor finished in white enamel, with
maple floors. Attic finished for billiard room.
The best Of plumbing with nickel fixtures.
Combina ton gas fixtures with large dome in
dining room. Beautifully decorated thruout
and all complete with shades, storm windows
and screens Agents need not apply. 3120
James ay s. :
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

LOWRY REALTY CO.'S BARGAINS.
S2'6OO-New Groom house, hardwood floors and
mahogany finish throughout, colurnned
openings, open nickel plumbing, porce-
lain fixtures large front porch, lot AK
l2s. Here is a bargain; just sold one
and monthly pas@ents open this 's Sums
day from 2 to s. Key at office any
- go, - time; 27ss 18th tav S.
$z,6oO-Worth $4,000; fine large rooms, nice
" decorated; house just painted outside;
looks fine; splendid lot; worth $1,000;
beautiful trees in yard. On selby Lake
st. Paul. Easy terms If desired. Can
be arranged for two families; a splendid
home Or fine investment See it any
-, time but be quick. We will sell it
soon. 1918 Lake ST.
272s Dupont av s-Elegant sunnyside home,
large 10-rooom, nearly new house, every
~ convenience. See it any time; open for
inspection. 81. d.. u s
soss California av NE--s roDms, large lot, good
1852 Lyndaie az s.--An modern, nearly new;
81. 200. q
se,4oo-New duplex house, Columbus ar. Rents
$67 monthly. Fine investment.
$4,000 to build the house; lot worth
$1,000. Biggest snap in city. Right in
Sc, OO0-Duplex house, Z rooms each fat, Harriet
av, inside 26th. Rent for $40.
Both Phones. = 520 Boston Block.
$4,000 IF TAKEN At ONCE BUYS A BEAU.
4 tiful nine-room house and large east
:. front: lot on one Of the handsomest
! =. az Ne. This fine place IS all modern
/, except heat, with up-to-date bathroom,
~. gas, hardwood floors, etc., and Is in
:. the ''pink Of condition." Owner will
T. put in a fine range, hard coal heater
and several other things. Best Of all
:" q cash payment of only $500 and bal
ance monthly will handle 1T. Renem-
: . Der, this is in one Of the choicest resi-
- dence districts Of the East Side, con-
= venient to schools, etc. :
= = room house renting for $1a a month.
Sc, 500 will buy fine large house on one OF
!; our best streets, renting. steadily for
d" : 5000 year. 1 Just want you to figure
i: the big interest this will pay IT. you
= want an investment, you. should jump
- at this. Lots Of people will: be sorry
a. they don't get it. -
| $3.50 If taken at once takes your choice OF
J two fyeroom houses on 18TH ay, NE
:, near Monroe st. Nice little homes.
/: /. P. G. Demng, 2407 Central av.
50, ooo-sTR1cTLY MODERN, HARDWOOD
finish, everything complete, two blocks
from Nicollet. -. ...-..-..
81, 750-New strictly modern, nine rooms, ele-
I CANT hardwood finish, combination heat,
sideboard mantel CRATE, full attic. plas-
| tered, with room, laundry, a gem, near
: Hennepin and 9th ST. Worth $6,0OO
81 800 cash. =:
| 81 ,25o-2O per cent investment on rents; two
fat building, five rooms EACH full sze'
city water in each and gas; full base
ment; !. ten minutes from West hotel.
| Worth $780, Must be sold at once.
WV J. B.. Gleason,
! 49, i; 500 Phoenix.
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PRICE RIGHT. 49,
New, very, attractive house, latest styled
architecture, outside and inside all modern
seven-room, up-to-date home in every respect
east front, on Park boulevard at Lake Harriet
noise; located on one of the most beautiful
streets in this city; kept, up by the park
board: Come In, let HE show you this Gle
CANT home. Both phones.
George B. Dartt, -
S07 Phoenix Building. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26

8ESuf z e HONE N = KnNwe COB .
o.. In order. to effect quick sale on a beauti- o.
full Zone. located at 2o19 sKenwood o
o =. Parkway. have put the price so low o
o that any one on the mar O
ket can't help but buy II they .
y see It. Only s., 600. The house o
o contains ten large rooms, all modern, Q
o with all hardwood floors, all the latest o
o open. plumbing, combination heat, fine o
O laundry large barn. This house was ! o
., & all built by day labor with all the o
o wood selected. Couldn't begin to build o
% this place today for anywhere near o
o the price ask. If you want "a home 0
20 and at bargain see owner at once. 4 Q
% -. franklin Benner, I.& . o
o g. SOB Bank Of Commerce Bldg. o
. . Q o o o o o o o % o. o :: Q
o 90 o O. 20 20 o O. o. o. o .
20 LAUDERDALE CO., s: s. o
o e,ssrt Nv d; 1856 Temple Court. S ~ 81 o
o $2,600-AI modern except heat, new and o
o fine; corner Grant and 22d av N Call %
O. and Thaxter will show you through. Q
o 81, 250-New Groom cottage, 273S: Queen o
oEE|ss av N, or $1,475 with two lots. Call and o
o look at them. s5S s@E|55ss " o
30 o 90 = o. 80 o. o % o. GO
81, aoo-sEvEN-Roo HOUSE. CoIUMBH
! Il Heights almost new; barn for 1S head OF
stock; on Main ut, between 37th and 38th
| e.; NJ Anderson.
504 Sykes Block. "a 4 @ e. i
| s., eso-EAsY TERMS, s-RooM HOUSE, NEAR
Milwaukee shops: arranged for, two families;
| 81, 15O-Easy terms, buys Groom house, near
Milwaukee carshops; rent pays 10 per cent
on 81, 400. ss s5S
Z Langley Bros. 300 Kasota Block.
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o MUST Is ? BE s q 8 At & 9 SnS g. o. o
$8,0o0-302S Stevens av: a. nine-room,
thoroly modern house; furnace heat;
hardwood finish and doors: barn; lot
5oxleo feet; property belongs to an
estate. Cash would be acceptable.
$5,600-An eight-room, thoroly modern
house; hot water heat, hardwood floors
and finish; best of repair; two years
old; corner lot in the vicinity Of oath
and Irving av s.; one block from Lake
of the Isles: fine decorations. Terms,
one-third cash.
$2,600-152S q 10th st; 13-room house,
renting to two families at 500 per
month; sewer and city water up and
down stairs; In good condition; owner
has left town on account of health and
must have immediate sale. Terms and
price reasonable This is a bargain in
small income property. !. :.
ZIG, OOO-One of the best homes in Lake
of the Isles and Lowry Hill districts;
a Broom, thoroly modern house, with
all the latest improvements; strictly
colonial style; interior finish and
decorations all that could be desired.
For further particulars call at Office.
Thorpe Bros.,&
206 Andrus Building.
o 0 O O Q O O
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26

FOR sALE-BY OWNER, NEW HOUSE AND
two lots, s0x13s,. with massive elm trees, g
! tubular well, big garden, four rooms down
= stairs elegant finished in hardwood, beaut1
! fully decorated, upstairs not yet finished, one
/ block to school, two blocks 70 Nicollet az
carline I will sell this at a bargain that
3" you cannot make anywhere in the city, loca
ton 1880 Wentworth av, between Blaisdel
and so1aru nv
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5000 CASH AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS BUYS
7-room residence near Nicollet and Seth; wa
ter and gas; price $500 barrow, 1922 Guar
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q o o o o o o o Q 90
o '' = r -: $4,000 90, 49, H..
0 Dupont av s and 26th st, 8 rooms; well ar
Q ranged and everything up to date. Fine
o neighborhood. Large, east front lot,
o. 62x128. II you are looking for COM
O. Portable home in the Sunnyside section,
o let Us show you this. "a "a =
o. Near 32d and Columbus Z rooms, two
O. story house, not modern but In good .
o repair. Could be made modern with lit =
Q tie money. The neighborhood is fine s' and Ind
Columbus is q beautiful street. GO out
and see for yourself.
0 , ~. z5<@~.5 Only $2,100.
2714 Sd av S, Groom cottage, with city
O water gas, cement walks, natural shade,
o. good neighborhood. East front lot size
50x12s.g Price, only S2,2oO.00. -.
o -. Walter L. Badger, @S-:s5' y z,
80 - - 10. -.
o. H.. Oneida Building. ~:
-t IL J.. <: =. L--5z :5s.,: Il e ~ Il
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or monthly payments. TIC w 39th ST
= City. water, decorated, sidewalks. 4. &C.
z. 163QS. - = = ::
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FOR sALE-FINE EIGHT-RoOM MODERN
house. North Side, on easy payments; snap;
look it up; owner. ]. \. Lane, 317 n. :. Life.
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FOR sALE-BARaAINs IN FIRsT-CLAss RES
of Isles and other parts of city. Jennings,
S24 Guaranty. building. b s
FOR SALE BY oWNER-5.ROOM COTTAGE
Y and barn, all Improvements In and paid for
In fine repair; big bargain. Post, 1921. Biats,
dell. go 81 Fs 49, {.
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

THIRTEENTH WARD.
New 7-room house, modern except heat.
dulI basement and large attic; 1921 I'd av
8, desirable location for a home: close TO
Bryant school, convenient to carline: price
very reasonable; look it over today, E 1.
Melin. 40 Sykes block.
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LoT, 25klo0 FEET sON HENNEPTN Av, Be
tween Sd and Ath st, 4-story brick building,
$4,000 Mutual Real Estate CO., 255 Temple
Court ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-20
THE PULLMAN MELON"

The directors of the Pullman COM
pany sliced up the other day what is
known in financial circles as "a fine
melon" That is, it distributed among
its shareholders, in addition to the reg
ular dividend of something like twelve
per cent, the tidy sum of 1000, coo.
which had been held as a surplus. So
it appears that the Pullman company
is not a down-trodden corporation, it
is not a losing proposition, it is not
even struggling along to earn a mere
pittance for its owners.
Now doesn't it appear to be about
time that company began paying its
employees, with special reference to por-
tiers, enough money to keep them COM
fortably? Isn't it about time they got
enough to make it possible TO Go
away with the tipping hold-up? For
years travellers have been paying ex-
orbitant rates for berths. with about
ten per cent added at the end of the run
for the poor porter. The porter's tips
amount to a good deal more than his
small salary. If they didn't he could
not live.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-20

The poor, we have been given to UNDER
stand by an excellent authority, we viii
always have with us, along with their
little children But all poor men and
women and children do not answer the
pessimfstic- description given by Mr..
Gorlxy. Some of them. the great major
ity of them, in fact, actually have the
temerity to be happy, to get a lot of
pleasure out of living. And all the dis
ease is not confined to the poor.
Children whose parents have for
tunes aggregating millions of dollars.
are pale, sickly. crippled. They suffer
as other children suffer. Wealth con-
tains great alleviating possibilities in
invalidism and in other ills that flesh
is heir to, but wealth cannot always
purchase perfect health any more than
it can always purchase perfect happi-
ness. Poverty is not always synony-
nous with misery, Indebtedness, de-
spair.
Gorky came here with paramour
to preach morality to the American
people. He was not permitted to UNI
pack his trunk in any respectable hotel.
We are not looking to him for counsel
or advice, and his comment on us is
important only because of the pleasure
that is derived from punching holes
in It.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-20
Ma. eoRKYs IMPRESSIONS.

Maxim Gorlky is still writing impress
sions of his visit to the United States,
and It is presumed that he will con-
tinue to write them for some time,
though nobody believes he will tell
anything about the impressions made
on his anatomy by several New York
hotel keepers for attempting to live in
their houses with a woman who was
not his wife. Gorky takes a decidedly
jaundieed view of this country, which
is not unnatural, everything considered.
A sample OF enc of his latest ebullitions
follows:
In handsome. light equipages, gra-
cious ladies. splendidIy adorned. Seated
amid the cushions of their luxurious
carriages, there peep out their pretty
feet, their star-like faces, their lovely
eyes, beaming complaeently upon all.
They seem to say. See how beautiful
we are
The taciturn crowd compares them
with its own women. over-lean. over
fat. ever sickly. badly nourished, often
martyrs 10 toothaches and stomach
aches; quarrelsome among themselves
when their husbands are away. Then
appear these ladies and their children,
so neatly dressed. healthy. with their
rosy. puffy cheeks and straight, ener-
getic legs. The crowd has babies, too;
but their blood is diseased. their faces
yellow and legs distorted-God knows
why"
We really don't believe it is as bad as
all that. The rich we have with US. the
wives and the little children of the rich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.
THE NATIONS WEALTH.

According TO the census bureau the
wealth OF the United States is increas-
ING at an astonishingIy rapid rate. The
almost beyond comprehension. In 1890
the wealth Of the nation was SIS, 000,-
eoe,eoc. In 1900 1t was sss.5OO, 600, 900,
and In 1904. the census bureau tells us,
the grand total of s107. 0o0, 100000 has
been reached. No other nation on the
wealth, though some have a higher per
capita
The increase has exceeded all ratios
and all estimates. The gain between
1890 and 1900 was at the rate of s., $780,
100000 a year. At this rate the in
crease between 1900 and 1904 should
have been se,4OO, 1000. 1t really was
almost double that sum. or SIS, 800, 600 600.
No wonder the financial men complain
that there is not enough money in tie
country to do business on. The bust
ness and the wealth have Increased at
far greater ratio than the circulation.
Experts agree that the figures fur
nished by the government are correct
or approximately correct They point
TO the fact that, while in the decade
between 1890 and 1900 the-e was a panic
of far reaching proportions, there has
been no panic this year. Some heavy
individual losses ard failures have been
reported, but the country generally has
not been at all seriously affected by
them. Exemption from panies has
caused a heavy increase in consump-
tion. and. therefore. in production.
Another heavy factor in the general
prosperity is the crop situation. For
four successive years We have had
bumper crops. And the crops of 1900,
1901 and 1902 were not small ones, eth
er. The wealth of the farmer has in
creased prodigiously. and the general
overflow Of money or its equivalent
furnishes another illustration of the
axiom that when the farmer is pros
porous the nation prospers.
Look at the activity in stocks of ev-
cry kind. and particularly in mining
stocks. The general public does not
buy mining stocks unless it is pros
porous, and the public is buying such
stocks at this time. Almost any min
ing proposition can be capitalized and
sold at handsome figure. Some peo-
pie are going to lose money. that is
sure. for the temptation to wild cat"
is too great for dishonest promoters to
overcome The great bulk of the min.
ing romotions-speaking especially for
the west-are legitimate, however. and
the public is being rewarded for its
faith IN them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-20
THE SEASON FOR COLDS.

This is the time when the man with
a certain cure for a cold-except when
he has one himself-is in his glory. So
many people have colds and so few
know what to do for them. 1t is far
better, and a lot easier, to avoid colds,
and the man who can give infallible adj
vice on that point ought to be well
OF mankind. The New York Herald,
in recent dissertation on the subject,
said:
BY reasonable methods we can grad
ually inure ourselves against cold in
almost any degree. and by proper VEN
tilation can thus stimulate our resisting
qualities. The more we discreetly and
gradually exercise this resistance the
surer, in the long run, will we get the
better of the infirmities and weakness
which are the special penalties of the
neglect of natures cardinal law"
Bad ventilation is undoubtedly pro-
life breeder of colds. People walk from
hot. stuffy offices into the open air
the change of temperature and then
they wonder how i'll the world they
caught cold. Damp feet are another
cause. And of course everybody
knows the old Chinese draft proverb:
IF cold wind strike you through hole
go make your prayers and save your
SOUL
Practically the only people who are
subject TO colds are those who live in
the cities. Those who live in the open
even though they undergo the greatest
hardships, suffer from colds so rarely
that they may almost be said never TO
suffer. During the civil war the vet
Grams slept on the snow, We're out in all
sorts of weather and endured terrific
hardships. but while they suffered
from many other maladies, very few
of them had colds after the first few
months of service.
The climate of Alaska is the most Bit
ter in winter that can be found in any
possession of the United States. Yet
the jewellers there do not take cold.
However, all of us cannot go to Alaska.
Few Of US would go if we could, and
fewer still would care to make a prac-
tice of sleeping on the snow. We
should remember one thing, though. for
all the doctors are agreed on it. That
is. keep your homes and your offices
well ventilated, because pure air at
zero is better than impure air at any