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The Washington times., 1906-04-15
Started the Sap Flowing Abundantly
in a Short Time.

Judge Ulbie duly and formally ad-
Journed court TO the hour Of o'clock
on the following day t meet in the
city hall and directed the reporter to
note down the exceptions to the order
which one Of the attorneys was shout
ing in the window from the top of the
ladder. All then descended in safety
from the burning building and the
clerk Immediately proceeded to collect
$50 from Mr.. Ollock.
LIE SUEUR LYRE.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15
Novel Maple Sugar Harvest.

Especial Dispatch TO The Washington Times
TRIDENT. Va. April 1S.-lYhalen
Conner. OF Trident. has had far bet
ter success this year with his novel
and remarkable method of increasing
his maple sugar crop than he had last
season, having learned some of the
tricks of the trade. and also having
procured larger engine. capable of
producing greater pressure on the
pumps.
For the benefit of all readers who
may not have seen the article con-
tanned in your columns last year.
new description OF Mr.. Conner's
strange discovery is given.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

cut himself off from the 81, 900 a year
which most of the labor members in
the house receive from that source
But he confesses he finds il i'm
possible, as a member OF parliament,
TO make both ends meet on the $3.50
a week he gets from his union, and
some friends are raising a fund to
help him out In his own person, ne
presents most effective argument
in favor of the payment of members
OF parliament by the state, which
the government stands pledged TO do
whenever the chancellor of the ex-
chequer can save enough out of th-
budget.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

Chinese labor In South Africa. AS
the representative of the class that
profits most by cheap labor, Earl
Percy had defended their employ
ment and had declared that white
men would not and could not work
in the mines
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

splendid profit every year from the
grove, besides giving the people what
has been so rare a thing, perfectly pure
maple syrup and sugar.
LIE SIEIJR IYRE.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

house Of commons without any OF
the affTighting superstitiOns that
awe the members of other sections
They have convictions; they are
deadly in earnest; they have been
sent there for a purpose and that
purpose they are bent on achieving.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

Already they have introduced into
the house an entirely new spirit II
is no longer an excellent club. where
men can spend most of their time
smoking, gossiping, loafng and din
ing. The old order of things has dis
appeared never TO return.
The Washington times., 1906-04-15

XPFRTS estimate that the pro-
duction Of copper in this country
last year was approximately 9i3,-
IL fslO n0a ,,o,,1de ~ I9Q 90 O0n mounds
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
5 KILLED IN A MINE
Lives Snuffed Out By Sudden
Explosion
BODIES TERRIBLY MUTILATED
Explosion iii the Dixon Mine in West
Virginia Results Fatally to Five and
Two Others May Die-Bodies Hor-
fibly Mutilated.

Bluefeld; W: Va, special-As a
result of ali explosion i'll the Dixon
mine at Hugcr, in the east end Of
the Tug river field, at 8 O'Clock
Thursday night, Wallace Mitchell
and four miners, Ernest 3e;ies, Pal
mer Harris and Robert Harris, broth
crs, and John Gilmore are dead, and
Bill Grouse aand Langdon NVhitesidc
will die from burns and shock.
The 1llen .serc going Oil duty for
the night and had started down the
shaft iii a bucket. they had gone
about half way down when the e1-
plosion occurred. The first FIVE men
named were blown out Of the bucket
and down to tie bottom Of the shaft,
where they were later picked up
Their bodies were crushed almost to
a pulp. The explosion was caused
BY tbe man having gasoline lamp
in the bucket, while descending tl.c
light igniting an accumulation of gas.
The safety lamps are ordinarily used
in entering and it not known why
tie n1eu carried the gasoline lamp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
The News in Washington.
Killed By His Uncle.

Columbia, spegial.- BY an aecidell.
tai discharge of "a gun, a%l2-ye year-old
boy was instantly killed by lis uncle
in the county, u miles from The city.
on the Winnsboro road i'll the Camp
Ground ncighborhood. The ,name OF
The little fellow who was the victim
of the lamentable mishap was Sam
Sharp, prosperous farmer of that
section. and tic uncle, whose gun
was discharged with such deadly re,
suit, was D. T. Sharp. Mr.. Sharp,
the uncle, is only % years of age. a
heartrcnding feature of the tragedy
was that thc mother Of The boy was
standing nearby when lie gtiil was
discharged and was a Mortified witness
Of the entire affair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
s|sFhe FAX Assessments,

Thg State board Of equalization
Friday adjourned to l1set again at the
aall fdthe chairman; Mr.: R: q. Hill
IF Unisn! At the next meeting the
matter3of assessments on real estate
will be considered.
Probably as many as ten auditors
lave niosstl Hailed their abstracts to
he comptroller general, AID fir that
reason the matter of assessments OH
real estate could not be considered.
The auditors are not to blame, for
The chairman OF the board wired TO
zach delinquent and found that there
was asValid excuse in each case.
Tile! assessments oh cotton mills,
fertilizer Glaats and cotton seed oil
mills were adopted upoil tile reports
of the respective committees. The
committees which reported oil the
valuation Sf these manufacturing
properties Mefe as follows:
Cotton Mills: A. Zimmerman, Geo
nee; Derham, Horny; Morris
Israel charleston; W; a, Murphy,
5Spafalas9 utgjj q II: Folk; Ncwbery;
aiabY Aiken; j. st. Claire
Az n Whita Berkeley j J. T. Cox. Ander-
Son lite Chester; z. j.,
Johnson, York; 3: a. Meetz, Rich
land j. LANE, Marlboro; r. M.
Cleveland, Grecnville.
Fertilizer Plants: Z. W. Cannon,
Darlington; w. j. Cunningham, Lam
easter; A. ]. Richbourg. Clarendon;
R.. A, Cochran, Edgefeld; S. NJ. Ga
win, Dorchester; j. Berg. Beaufort, N.
S. Mcleod; Lee r.. NJ. Clafy, Orange
burg; s. D. Gttess, Bathberg; j. J.
Griffin, BarnWeli:
Cotton Seed Oil Mills: j. II. Nc
Kenzie, Hampton; II. j.. McLaurin,
Sumter; M. Lipscomb, Cherokee; J.
NJ. Sowell, Kershaw; B. G.. Price;
Alex. McTaggart, Florence; L. S.
Erich, Georgetown; Thomas L. Tray
lor, Fairfield; j. w. Alton Green
wood; R. p. Adair, Laurens; II. C.
Crouch, Saluda; +. H. Hendrix, Lex.
ington; G. C. Tricks, Pickens; j. E.
Lomax, Abbeville; d. NJ. Ballcntinc,
Chesterfield.
The assessments on fertilizer plants
were increased from $3,O74,54S to 3d.
S37,775, or an increase of $75O,0C0.
The cotton seed oil mills were in
creased from $2,791, ,436 TO $3,026,S34,
an increase Of $235, ,39s, principally III
new business enterprises.
The cotton mills show an increase
of nearly 10 per cent, from $41, ,5O7,-
294 to $46,137,699. The new concerns
put OH the tax books this year re
Jackson mills, S26,3OO; Alling and
Green Knitting mills, $4,000; Royal
Bay and Yarn company, $1,000;
Globe Manufacturing company, $4O,-
900; Westminster Knitting mills,
$15, 1000 american Press Cloth Com
pany, $19,590; Jordan Manufacturing
company, $25, 1000; Neely Manufacture
ing company, $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Lightning Strikes Depots.

Isl sssSc6tfand.NecE spceial-T6e depot
and warehouse at Speed station, on
the Norfolk & Carolina railroad, was
struck by Lightning and entirely de.
stroyed. A considerable quantity Of
goods was. burned. The station: agent
lost his trunk and clothes. The loss
to the railroad company is estimated
at $4,000. The thunder storm passed
eysr the entire region throughout land
lasted several hours. Mr.. Newlih, a
farmer living a mile or two from town
had-a valuable cow and calf killed by
about the same hour Of the
bnlning at Speed.
Russia has eighty-six general holi
days in q year. i-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
SOUTH CAROLINA CROPS

Condition Of. South Carolina er0bs
for Week Ending Monday, July 16,
1905. as Given Out by the De-
partheht;
tikss tile preceding week; the ctr
rent one was deficient in sunshine.
Few thunderstorms and no high winds
occurred. Both tie average tempera-
lure and the average precipitation
we're below normal. although exces-
sive precipitation occurred in the ex-
rene northwestern, sdithsrn and
coast sections.
The temperature range for the week
was frpm a minimum 4f o. degrees
at GreeliVille on The 10th 10 a maxi
mum of94. degrees at Conway on the
9th. With the exception Of one day
When maximum temperatures of 90
iegreeSisor above; were iloLed over
practically the whole State; the range
If theSmaximuti temperatures was
rom s6Ito 70 degrees; except in the
rIportioms where the range was
from to n degrees:
heiRrecipitation was generally be,
ow nvfmal, although frequent light
;howera occurred over the entire
State did kept the soil amply sup
.lied With moisture, while The exces-
live c1oddiness, and low temperatures
prevented the ground from drying
,ut rapidly. Small streams overflow
ID theiSbanks lii few localities, but
the larger rivers have maintained
their Stages only slightly above Their
lormals lsgage readings:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Pressing Pardon Petitions.

Governor Hayward, who has just
returned from Virginia, finds some
pressing pardon petitions on his
hands, there being half dozen hang
ings booked for early August. He
has issued call for a special meet
ing of the pardon board to be held
August 1st. The attorneys for Bob
Smalls, the North Carolina white man
sentenced to hang August 3rd, have
been granted. date for hearing be-
fore the Governor July "a. The par
done board has already passed ad-
versely upon this case.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
For Illicit Distilling.

Washington. N c.. special.-Wil.
liam and James Sexton, of GAINESVILLE
were brought to This city and lodged
in iail. The charge against them was
operating an illit distillery neal
GAINESVILLE. This distillery is suppos.
cd to he the same one railed and
captured by Revenue Collector j. c
Meekins, Jr., lcw weeks ago. Botll
prisoners were acquired to give bono
III the sim cr +,2@D each for their APP
r.,ariIrr ar :hr l;At Term of cr:r'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Horrible State of Affairs.

Moscow. By Cable.-A landlord flee
ing from Bobrov, i'll The province of
Voronesezh, where peasant upris-
ing has taken palce arrived here and
gives frightful picture of devasta-
tion. He described the losses in the
province as colossal. The troops are
powerless to cope with the peasants.
who are marching in large bands, de-
stroying practically everything. Not
more than one-tenth Of the estates are
spared. The movement was started
by the refusals Of the landlords to adj
vance the wages to farm women. The
ripening crops are not harvested.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Steamer Sank.

Richmond, Special.-The handsome
steamer Pokanoket, recently placed
in commission by the Petersburg,
Newport News and Norfolk Steam
ship Company, sank at her wharf. A
mutinous negro fireman was arrest
cd charged with having opened her
sea cocks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Bank of Maysville Closed by Exami-

Maysville, Special.-state Bank
Examiner Holleman closed the doors
of the Bank Of Mayesville Saturday
night pending an examination into its
affairs. II is not thought that there
is any shortage, simply clerical errors
in the account and probably a too
lenient hand in lending out bank
funds. 1t is hoped that the bank will
soon be able to reopen its doors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Struck by Lightning.

Union, Special During an elec-
trical storm lightning struck the wire
from the power house at Meals Shoals,
opening the circuits at Union aud
Buffalo mills and power plant. Work
at Buffalo stopped about one hour.
and at Union about five hours. No
serious damage was done.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
News Items.

Fighting is reported to have broken
out between Salyadorean and Guate-
malan troops on the border between
the two republics, the later being re-
pulsed.
Ex-Judge Hargis and cx-sheriff
Callahan, on trial for the murder Of
Attorney AIarcm in Kentucky. testi-
fed in their own behalf, but Callahan
suffered severely under cross-examima-
ton,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Hoback Murder Trial.

Roanoke. special.-The Fred Ho-
back murder ease was called at Floyd.
this being the second trial Hobaek
has had. He was sentenced to eight
years in the State prison at former
trial, the decision being reversed by
the Court of Appeals. At fridays
session w. A. Sewers, editor of the
Flod Press. Was The priacipal wit
ness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
ON The STATE CAMPAIGN
Now and Then a Bit Of Life is Inject
ed Into the Speaking of the Can
diaates.
The Conway Meeting:

Conway, special:-Tils campign
party arrived here Friid'iE; coming
by way of Chadbourn. y: c. The
candidates were tired; The crowd not
large and the speeches Iie 6nes with
which the public is alread familiar
McMahan talked education and the
rest IT the wBuld.bs governors did
likewise. Nothing sensational occur
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Peace Treaty Signed.

San jose, Guatemala, By Cable
4 treaty Of peace between Guatemala,
Salvador and Honduras was sigued ON
board the G'liitsj States cruiser Mar
blehead OF the high seas.
The News in Washington.
Washington, special.-The State
Department was advised of the signing
Of the treaty of peace by the repre-
sentaiives of the bclligerent republics
ABOARD The Atarblehead. A eablcgrai
was received frohi Mt, Merry, the
American minister to Salvador, Costa
Rica, and Nicaragua, announcing that
a treaty Of peace had been signed on
board the Americatt warship.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Salary of Mayor.

T Anderson. Special.-An election
will be held ON the 18th Of August
at the same time with the regular
municipal election on the question OF
increasing the mayors salary from
$4O0 TO $1,000. The mayor Of the
city is; inadequately paid, and it is
probable that the increase will be
authorized by the voters, unless sorqsz
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
Augustus Ga..

with OF Eight HUNDRED Thousand dollars and
Board of Directors from the most successful business
men in community invites you become deposo1,
sDg you every courtesy
FoUR:PER CENT INTEREST paid Savings accounts
Correspondence invited
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25
WHAT'S IN THE;NAME.

WHAT'S IN E;NAN1E. -:
i,ne Social RefoImeE-1s your moth
er at home, little girl?
The Little Girl-N-o-o-w. Muvver's
gone ter fight annuver Mdy.-London
Sketch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-07-25

unexpected contingency
cause q part of tile "
pose il.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03

7r..r@ CHEAP FOR CASH
Handsome household furnishings.
.- at private sale.
"steinway' Baby Grand-mahogany case.
Brass beds. ..
Oak and maple dressers and dressing tables.
Center tables and chairs. III
China, silverware and glassware.
Rugs and draperies.
Pictures, br1c-a -brac and clocks.
Curtains and pillows. '- '.,.
Diningroom set. -.-,.
Sideboard.
One handsome driving cart and harness
Or would rent this fat furnished Tor one
year at $67 so per month. For address 'pnone
N. W. S1769. -s<E.,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

FOR .sALE-THE FINEST HOTEL ON MINNIE
4 tonka; 1875 boarders. hrst-class location; sick
ness cause Of sale: only those who can pay
given Sept. or at once II desired. Business
done with owner Of property only. Address
1885, Journal. 5sI II
FOR SALE CHEAP-CLAss A sLooP, DEL
ta,' fastest sailboat on Lake Minnetonka; in
spect boat at Excelsior where she is In charge
Of Sailor Jack For price and terms apply to
O. B. Gedney, 1858 Dayton av, Merriam
TOR SALE-NINE-RooM COTTAGE WITH
bathroom; spring water and rain water piped
upstairs and down; ION main lake; near Arcola
station; So, 600; partly furnished. Apply y.
q. Winter. Chamber of Commerce.
FOR MINNEToNKA PROPERTY OF ALL
kinds see or write a. q Apgar. Excelsior, Lake
lakes free. Team ilways ready to show prop
& erty. fs
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Improved.
. o o o o Q o 90 o o o
, T. A. JAMESON, M %.
2o5 Andrus Building. o
, 81. 600--A beautiful home on Girard av N; o
D new house. ten rooms, oak finish, o
? combination heat. gas, good barn, o
stone walks. 7E o
D 81, 70O---Two corner lots on Nicollet av, In o
D side Of Lake: must be sold this week Q
to make this prioo. .:Ft o
9 9 Q Q oo Q Q 9
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-oN SATURDAY THE RUSH
Tailoring Co., so4 LIST av s. will close out at
tailored -to-measure suits. Men of average
build, Of small build, short and heavy set
and unusually large men, will find the greatest
bargains ever offered them in the following
Ist-note the sizes, materials, the regular
prices and the cut price. 1t viii cost you
nothing to see If we have suit to At You.
Regular Gut
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


FREQ Anderson and wife to Albert T.
ward. lot g. block 4. Anderson, Douglas
JoSn " Meanist s9eond ADDITION .nd sl,1oo
SdseE: i Is tset Of 1e u lot iens ie. Sloef *
Siitts Hast! sP sad : n5s;1 1snaax 500
Georne Hsnrs lover GS;s Co.. addition. 11oo
30 StoSx * 40 aSajtiea Mesker Island Land + Power
s;$;ss S;ss' z f:ss ss' Tss ssz ssst
Go9@. GoGkley s1oIe,, iet ID. block 2s st. Anthony
Charles s. Davis and wife to Samuel 1000
was addition, ,,s' s'tsegt + l2eS feet .:... - 900
si ot: : ss'ssEs s,se. 'se besssE Ess:st
hfgssP ss Tsa9'nsn ks1eg ssnasns ct g. t.
block 1o5. Minneapolis. except hight Of
Eustis loan Realty company to Mar; 800
4. Misner. lots. s and 8, BLOCK 4
,7sa ,Psospsct e Rs,as RsEk third division 800
n Walton = lSi 81 tenSooa ns; apa lot II. ,uo
vernai a Truesdale to Ludwig Bloomguist,
iots 10. 10. block 2. Mendenhalf I'D.
Rosa L. Kerr to Henry q. Score. Lot: COO
Q; block y. rearrangement fifth d.
Flora snd aeofsse efFs F. Mouiton to VIM: 800
9:pss's j. MS'ulton, seSs1s lHt g ysassnnsensnt Tor
Sssasss Ssas:sss ss N ii:sf*fs'i it s,oss K
49,. SS MuTphy,s addition 80. Lose
" w. z let. !, :. 6ieet 81. Wilson'S s: e.
John Stazely Sh to El,aSr sat9fa, sM
John yoraan to Stephen 1Siua, %aehtiss. lot A00'
II, block 9. co1b,s addition ........... ST.
Hl1Gs oS,iep :nd ssm1s i n..1 5sRss
John 9; Morrison and wife ct al. to Anton >
7; Peterson. lot "a. block 1. Clinton
Louise b orsYsth to Anna salmon. iot !"
9. Woodfords subdivision Emerson ad-
Mnnesota Depenturs CO.. to Geo 4. Man. eo'
ming lot le. block g. Walton PARK. =. s.2s
ssso9 B s.s Of south
feet Of lot Z, block 8, Atwatsrs addi-
Mary o. and VIM. 4. w.sson to Ihos Loo
! southeast section 32-117-23. ............ 10
Horace Lowry h;Sy ct AL al to Peter Jahn, lots :.
Frank J. sitar and wife to Jos. Hro-
madko. lot Z and south feet Of lot
! g; block 80, West Minneapolis second
ohss ". Chase and wife to chas. 3. 1O0
Erickson, , lot 9, block Z. henage's -.
second addition ...;;::..:..;n,....u. 800
lot 4, block Is, Calhoun da " Park az addition d o.
lot /. block as. Calhoun Park addition los
chum, lot IL, Auditors subdivision No.
Michael IL Iausniin and wife to Henry r Leo
Rakow, south 40 feet Of lot 8, block s,
vsTna rsu.sdeli sdeiI'Go e Dur. L Hewitt IL;
r,fieea nm niss.llaasous deeds .. =
Total ............... j, ~ II
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
MINNETONKA PRoPERTY

Continued.
ROOMS AND BOARD FOR FOUR ADULTS IN
+ refined private family at Christmas lake.
from August II and II desired until the end
OF September. Address $50, Journal.
WANTED-ABOUT B-ACRE UNIMPRoVED
tract on north shore, preferably with some
lake shore; will pay cash. Lewis & Co., 525
Boston block.
a FEW SPARE ROOMS AND BOARD AT
Houts' Interlachen, Minnetonka. N. w. Tel,
Sb-5. Address J. Houts Excelsior.
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT ARCoLA STATION
for balance Of season: rent reasonable. $40
New York Life building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
NoTICE 10 CoNTRACToRs

BUIDEHe-wE DEsrR1s 10
deal with responsible parties to build resi-
dsnces Y lnis s,y' $ss c..s e1SdnSnss Id1ssss
lo7. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
Pringle Dry Cleaning House ito Western av.
6TERLING DYE HOUSE-French Dry Cleaning
500 4th av 8. T. G. oSs2: N. ". 40 IA
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
OPTICIANS

EYES EXAMINED; GLASSES 81 AND UP; Ar.
tiaeial eyes; open Saturday evenings; Sunday
JOHN 8. DOWD, 0PToMETRIsT AND OPTI.
clan, optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03
PLUMBING

HAVE YOUR SEWER AND WATER PUT IN;
also plumbing and heating; by w. 8. Bay.
ley & Sons. 8097 Nicollet av. Both phones.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03

Unimproved.
east front. 44xl57. above grade
5000 each for large lots, eex1a5, on b1h st,
s s near rssss wes wsa
40s$ aSo aDS7e asf5 sf5as St. corner OF Lake place.
s.: 80. 4th st N: between 2sth and 10Th.
et ae.p make oa ff s. tor is Pee On Of s0Ra s
$Soo make Offer Ruchanan ban, NE between 25th
$s's soo' Lake place, corner of 2eth st. 100
beas dd fSs aS aRf HuS sGSn 4 ana 80 1ss
ss75 for seven fine lots on Columbus av,
corner OF 42d st. 41x11e each to alley; one
s625 each, Cd s ay s. between s4th and seth.
Yale Realty Co.. 2oe 4th St. 8.
500 Each FOR FIVE FINE LOTS, CATARACT
da,59 sass cfas df sX Soc az and seth p.r.
corner lot. one block from Como car line: a
$780, lot o, block 2. Goodrich Park addition,
corner 18th av and 81st st.
addition, one block Plymouth car:
s3s Security Bank Bldg.
= ello0 -
hanae asl lots each 4sx1a * on Grand
fore two years; the cheapest property in the
locality 3. y 8. sa0s s1s Bsn. 1St; Of Commerce
PARK Av NEAR s4th ST, BEAUTIFUL 4e:
foot lot. all street improvements in and paid
for; cheapest In city s only $3.50: ,,.. .,.-
Oak oakland % av N near II s4th st. 4e-foot lot. east
sr0lt only oass. sSa5 SI Mstsr walk gas
THE oHEAPEsT AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
Lals street intssvrbsn ban iins Ws hsys r!yss sys5
tion cali at our offices, corner 42d av s and
Lake .assog St, or ia 4th st s. Edmund @. Walton
SEE THIS IoT-s475, NEXT TO CORNER,
rHstanG and and md ssth st daeng Portland 42x
| ttful location for home or good Investment
| Owner wishes to sell at once. Terms If de-
sired sired. Title insurance given. Address at once
agents commission; If you want farm,
house, lot, store or other business or property,
will find i toa 'ted aa.dn at the syes
Get owners names and addresses; no charges.
BEST OTTER BEFORE AUG. TAKES LOT
!. block 8, lot 1e block 9, lots 10 and II, block
Il Z. Sidle park, on Russell and Sheridan avs N
near 4sth; lots 1e and II, block Z, trackage
II Yale Realty Co.. 2O6 4th st B. stty'St
$3.50 FOR CORNER LOT, z6x124, ON 21sT AV
1 and Oliver in Forest Heights water rant
stone walk In, worth $500, must sell.
| , Geo. H. Hutchins, +. a
404 Phoenix building.
FINE EAST FRONT LOT ON CoLFAx Av (
7 between 37th and 3Sth st. size 42x130 feet
lies level, above grade and covered with large
. trees; title insured; price $500. Address
owner. 9186. Journal NJ.
THERE rs BUYER FOR YOUR PROPERTY
ut the Buyers Information Bureau, BOA Bos
ton block, Minneapolis List 1t there II 70,
i want to sell. l8a pa
1900, WORTH $780, LOTS ON l4th Av BE, be
II tween Division and Winter SITS, Elwe1rs secon,
.. 4. addition Thomas Watts. 618 Phoenix bldg
WHY DON'T YOU SEE MONTpELIER RxRK
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-03

sa,sso-BIaaEsT BARGAIN IN THIRTEENTH
ward, on Grand ay. near seth st. eight
room house. electric lighted, bath and city
water; good barn and carriage house two
lots: fine trees and lowering shrubbery.
Sloane -McCulloch Agency,
Oneida Block 1OA 4th st. 8.