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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
Farm Lands.
LANDsEEKERs' EXCURSION.


The. Southwestern Land Co. will run an ex-
eursidh to the southwest on Feb. s. IS per
cent of one fare Or $2795 for the round trip,
the great Panhandle district. Texas, and the
fertile Pecos valley of New Mexico, stopping
at points from Gage, Oklahoma to Roswell,
n. NJ; will run private on which berths
and board will be furnished reasonably. Come
and join US. Our lands comprise some Of the
ity and productiveness are excelied BY none;
selling at low price and on easy terms; an
ideal climate.
Write for particulars
- Southwestern Land Co.,
los New Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis.
WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH THIS FARM
NOTHING EXCEPT THE PRICE.
200 acres, good, farm land, less than 2
natural meadow, high and dry can be
plowed; 60 acres hay meadow, nice creek
running thru center; considerable hay has
been cut here. There is considerable, timber,
16x22, History high. with good cellar; sum.
mer kitchen. barn. etc. This is situated "a
miles n, from Minneapolis neighbors all around
Homestead Land Co., 302 Nicollet Az.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HoMEs
If SO. send for copy of the Real Estate
Journal. It has over 1000 different farms and
city property and stocks of goods advertised
in it. So that anyone looking for home
or an investment can nnQ any thing he wishes
1t reaches $4,000 readers each ISSUE. Ad
vertising rates &c per word Send 75c ant
we will mail you The Journal for one year
Or for Zoe in silver or stamps we will sent
it for two months on trial No free copies
Farm and Real Estate Journal, Traer, Iowa.
SNAP OF A LIFE TIME.
so acres within half mile of station an,
only rs miles of Minneapolis about 30 acre
under pillow, cuts about go tons Of hay: seven
room house with full basement: barn. 32x44
with hay fork: nice large henhouse; al
buildings have stone foundations: two wells
besides a windmill; these buildings are nearl
new: one tenn, wagon and harness, sled
mower, rake, plow cultivator, harrow: on
frst-class COW and flock of hens besides fee
for the winter: must be sold at once: So, 200
half cash; improvements cost more than pric
asked s. A. Carlisle. Wyoming, Mimi.
MY FARM FOR SALE, 100 ACRES, az MILES
from Mapleton, cheap If sold soon w.
Ferdig, Mapleton, Iowa.
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN
IN very fine home, located inside Of 25th
st. and west Of Nlcollet av: three years old
II large rooms; the best of hardwood finish and
floors turnout; beautifully decorated: bronze
combination gas and electric fixtures: large
bathr DOM, laundry, combination heating pl INT,
ballroom in, attic: lot 46x193 feet to alley;
this pluce is complete in every detail, is an
east front home and ready for immediate &C.
cupancy. The key is at our office. This prop
erty must be sold Immediately. Terms reason.
able. Sumbit any offer.
Thorpe Bros,
2O6 Andrus Ruildin1
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BUSINESS cHANcE-HoTEL LEON AT FOR
est Lake, Minnesota, s5 bedrooms and six
d ,es,a sample room wash room Kitchen in
linen and shades in fact completely fur
nished Thotel with beautiful grounds, screened
porches, in the coming summer resort Of Min
nesota. Seven miles Of lake, with fine bass
and pike fishing lying within 25 miles Of
a rare opportunity; good Investment, as it
No trades. Price $1,000. Terms can be
made satisfactory Address Brooks Hender.
son, Lowry bldg, st. Paul. MINI.
o
0 BRYN MAWR HOME FOR $3.50. Q
o BUILT FOR HOME YEARS AGO. q
0 1t has eight rooms full basement, and Q
o piped for heating plant. q
o This is easy walking distance, and If Q
o you want absolutely the best bargain in Q
0 Minneapolis bring us 1915 cash and you q
o may pay the balance at SIS per month O
o with interest included. 9
o Don't sleep over Monday, you will be G
0 too late. %'...~ .." 4''.,,-.". q
o W. j. Westfall Co., G
o 4N-423 Kasota Building.
o O o
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continued.

THORPE BROS. zoe ANDRus BLDG.
$45O-The corner of Wentworth and 42d st,
facing west and north; two good lots; lay
we'll; only two blocks from the Nicollet av
s2,oOo--A lot on Colfax ay s, between Lincoln
and Franklin avs, facing east; all improve.
$3OO-A good lot on Dupont av s, between 83th
and Beth sts facing vest size 42x129 feet.
$750-A fine lot on Aldrich av s, between 9th
and 2Sth SITS, facing east; improvements In
street; size 4O.12S feet
$525-Lot on Irving av S, between 28th and
10Th SITS, facing west; lays well; size 60x127
feet; improvements in street.
$475-A fine lot on Bryant av 8, between 32d
and S3d SITS, facing west; size 42x129 feet;
Improvements In street; lays well above
grade.
$20O-A lot on 31st av s, between 32d and $50
SITS, facing east; size 42x120 feet.
O. LOTS AND SUBURBAN. ACRES. o
o Is lots, Sheridan av s and 51st st; all 0
east front; high; black soil; three o
blocks from Lake Harriet; low price; o
easy terms. Two or more lots to pur-s O
chaser. Q
%. acres, corner SD st and Penn av S; o
wooded; fine location for a poultry O
ranch, at half value. o
0 800 feet frontage, main Lake Minnetonka: O
o high; wooded; 250 feet deep; near sta O
o ton; $16 per foot. O
Q 1910 only, 5Ox132, Midway lot one%block o
o from University interurban &c fare o
o either city. o
% Chas. I. Fuller, o
o S03 Phoenix. o
o O q % q q
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p - 81 1850 = :
Will purchase one of the incest little apart
ment buildings in the city, consisting of four
i broom apartments, all strictly modern: and
Il up o. date; location eighth ward inside, of
oath st; always rented and applicants ahead;
for an investment you can't find its equal;
81, 500 Will handle it; net income IA per cent,
IL Interested, call on today.
$4,000 .-
For one. Of the incest newest and most up-
to-date. Groom cottages in the thirteenth
ward; beautiful woodwork; artistic decora-
tons full basement; open plumbing. You
can't duplicate this. Come early If you are
Sinterested. --...... + H.
Will purchase new S-room house, never &C.
eupied; has full basement; location near Lake
Harriet Remember, 1 never advertise any
thing that isn't worth the money.
B.. F. Yeates,f ss.-..,--, III.
925 Phoenix. z@-'e.1~
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O. o. o o O o o
o EIGHT LOTS ON FREMONT AND EMER.
o SON AVENUES. -
o The lots on Fremont av have city
o water and sidewalk in and paid for.
o To be sacrificed for less than 5000 each
o If taken by Monday. a- F.. &.
O.. .sz-ssse w. J. ,Westfall Co., .'..s
o go. 421-423 Kasota Building.
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SEF F suY1 Z or SELLING Z . A rARa .
. OF any kind of city property call on o
o L. A. Howard 502 Oneida Bldg. %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT = FACTORY BUILDING, THREA
floors; 675O feet; elevator; central; ness
depots and trackage. HUM Drug Store. %
Western. -
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$500 FOR A FIVE-RooM HOUSE AND LOT,
good conditions; $3.50 cash: South Minneapo.
lis. e. II. Bass, SIG Guaranty building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Improved.
Continued,

$25,000 BUYS BLOCK IN BUSINESS CENTER
of st. Paul rents for 1926 per month; also
double frame for $4,000 cash rents for $50 q
month: make good fiat building. Grierson
Ga Union block, st. Paul. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21

LOT BARGAINS ON EASY PAYMENTS.
$3,50O-Blaisdel near 22d, 4Sx165.
So 00O-NtcoIet av near 3d. 4Sx193
81, S00-Ba:n, Stevens av and oath, 49x125.
81, 500-Lyndale. and Franklin: good lot, 5Ox135.
81, 250-On Groveland near Ridgewood, opposite
DR.. Welcomes; overlooks city; 5Ox75.
$75O-1Sth near 18th; 65x135.
$700-Aldrich av N near Goth; 42t127.
$S50-Sth st Sc near 18th: 41x125. s..
$750-I.yndale av S near Goth; 46411S.
$7OO-Blaisdeu rear Lake: 44x140. -.-
$425-15th s near 32d: 42x122. .-.
$425-Harriet av near Lake; 49x120. .F
$375-17th av S near 33d; 4Ox122.
$25O-Oliver av N near 18th ay; 40x1A.
Fine steam heated flats for rent. -,=
Edwards. S03 Guaranty bldg.
$s75-WATER; WALK; 18th Az Sc, NEAR
$325-Water, walk; Grand ST.. y
81, 500-Six lots, Dupont-33d st S. E-Ea-
$S25-sth av NHumboldt; sewer, water. ~
$300-30th av N, near 9th st; water.
$375-11th av S-27th st; water.
$225-1Sth av S-34th st; water.
$225-Lyndale av N-S3d st; water.
$600-6Ox124, Kenwood; water, walk. RI
d, The above lots all snaps; about all can
be sold easy terms. ,.,'se2s7. F..
G.. G. Lester, Century Building,,or TIC 18th st.
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THAT BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE CORNER ON
3Sth st and Portland av is for sale at a bar
gain; lots each 42x1lS to alley; city water
and trees in and paid for. This is one Of
the pretttest pieces of property in the thir-
sth av or 4th av car lines; $4,000 house
! diagonally opposite and new homes of So, 500
to $4,000 in same block; owner must sell at
once; will sell separately if necessary. Ad-
dress 1916, Journal. - r.
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RICH NORTH WISCONSIN LANDS. -
In Douglas county, Wis, rich clay soil, pure
water. plenty Of timber, best snap on the mar
ket, $3.50 per acre, easy terms. Address R. W.
Schimmel, Az Washington s. Minneap polls.
SO PER ACRE. 500 ACRES, FENCED, RUN
= Of Sparta, Wis, adjoining land, owned by
stockmen held at SIP; send for description.
Woodman Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis.
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TODAY

Fourth street northeast. between
and X streets-MS - Held. trustee.
10 William l. Miller, lots =. ~. and -
square So. SO.
Sheridan ayenue-Charles W. King.
jr, ct ux. TO David N and Annie n
Cr:dler. part lot H3. pleasant Plains. $40
Tenth street and Massa chuseJts ave
nue rthwest-Arthur J. Hendricks ct
ux. ITO William z Burch. lot ,. square
go SIC
Fifteenth and z streets southeast
Caroline NJ Lawrence ct al. To William
Schmidt and Fritz u. Brandt. original
lots to :, square 1919, SO
$ street northwest. between Thirteenth
aud Fourteenth streetS-Samuel L. VIII
liams. ct ux to Bette G. Francis part
lot :. SqueTe rs. sic.
y street 1orthw est. between Twenty
third and Twcnty-fourth streets Joseph
NJ Carlody 10 Marie klocZcwSki. lots
q and H. square 3. $le-
Nineteenth street northwest. between
/ and N streets-JOseDh F Amos =
TX. to Herman +. Gasch, part original
lots ard -, square ll6. SO
Twelfth street northeast between J.
and = sTTPets-LOStie L. Burn e vir,
James D. TO Elizabeth II. Sage, lot 80
square 1917, so.
Thirty-fourth street northwest. be
tween p and q stTects-Allen G. Moran
ct NIX. TO Ranhael A CasIIear, part lot
81 square 1888, SO
Lanier HeiChts-Frances l. Allen e
William y ,suriey. lot Isl. SIC
Y street northwest. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets Florence
Y. CTeamer 10 Charles Aufenthie. part
original lot Is square 236. $40
Sixth street southeast. between I. and
NJ streets-Dennis J O'LeaTy ct al. trus-
tees. to Ernest Dammann. part lot /
square y # square SIS. $500
Howard avenuc-Alonzo y. Chatfeld
ct ux. 30 Charles ". King lr.. pari
lots s. and rs, Mt. Pleasant. $40
Seventeenth and F streets northwest
Eugene {. Potter 81 ux. to Charles
Henry Butler, part original lot Is. square
20, 81.
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
FAVORABLE OUTLOOK
FOR SPRING TRADE
Dun and Bradstreet Report Conditions
Good for Improved Trade-Impend-
ing Strikes Unsettling Feature.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1O.-On trade CON
ditions for the week Duns review
speaks as follows:
Distribution OF heavyweight wearing
apparel, fuel and other seasOnable rner-
chandise expanded rapidly in response
20 the more normal temperature, but
one weeks business has not depleted
the Accommodations of last month. and
retail stocks Of these goods are stiTl
buTdensome. Reports are much more
satisfactory. however. and an impetus
has been given 10 wholesale trade in
spring dry goods and other forward
business depending upon confidence in
CONTINUED national prosperity
Jobbing returns and manufacturing
statements indicate little idle capacity,
the leading industrial plants having ad-
ded to their already heavy contracts
on hand. Mercantile collections are
prompt Jas a rule, although some ex-
tensions are asked Commodity prices
are fairay steady. no important varia-
lions occurring during the past week.
The only adverse development of the
week was the less pacific news from
the coal fields. although a strike may
be prevented by agreement any time
before April !.
The money market has become es-
tablished In q fairly steady position,
but security trading shows increasing
irregularity Bank exchanges at New
York for the week were 23.4 per cent
larger than year ago, while al other
leading cities the gain averaged 1Le
per cent.
Bfadstreet today says.
Reports as to spring jobbfag trade arc
Of a very favorable character. and more
seasouable weather has stimulated some
lines of retail trade. Shipments Of fin
ished products of manufacture are OF
enormous volume. and mills are stili
pushed 10 MI ord.1s previously booked.
Railway earnings returns indicate that
January was the most active ever eX-
perienced BY the companies. gross re-
ceipts showing q gain of % per cent
over last year very active period like
wise. Reports as 10 winter wheat are
satisfactory as a whole. Against these
favorable features are TO be cited the
disquieting influences Of predictions and
prepaTa tons for general coal strike,
possibly involving So CO men IL Is also
TO be noted yhat [ S., mild winter has
caused an accumulation OF retail stocks
OF heavy clothing, shoes and kindred
products ana eliminated recorder bust
ness from jObbing hands. That buyers
are disposed to buy conserve lively for
fall IS reported in the lines affected.
notably men swear wo0Iens and shoes.
Money Is easy and collections range
from only fair TO good, accordingly a.
the section of country Is considered
Price movements of leading staples are
generally toward ease, and some recess
SfOuS do. for instance ia pig iron. de-
Velop new business.
Detailed kilograms report a generally
active appearance TO all lines of spring
iobbing trade, The Northwest the Cen
trail West the South and the East al
give testimony To confidence in buying
for the nearby season. Cottous. silk
and dress woolens are al active. The
cold wave is said 10 have come too
late TO help the fur trade.
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PLANS Blu BOND ISSUE

NEW YORK. Feb. 10-According to
statements made yesterday in Wall
Street plans have been completed by
the management Of the Southern Rail
way for the issue Of "a large block of
bonds, the proceeds of which viii be
utilized for the future improvement of
the company. Arrangements are in
process OF completion with the banking
house Of J. p, Morgan * Co, for the
fi0tati0n of the bond issue.
While no definite amount was men
toned in official circles. il is stated
that the issue viii be in excess Of
$40, 600. 600. part of which will be sold i'm
mediately for Improvement work and ad-
ditions. The only authoritative state
ment made on the matter was that the
management puTpOsed providing for the
future and would ask the stockholders
TO approve a comprehensive bond issue
for that purpose.
The sale of the bonds Will provide
money for contemplated extensions and
10 take care of the increa sing business
OF the company. 1t Is stated that the
bonds are not TO be issued for the &C
QUESTION of new property or new lines.
Details of the issue are now being ar
ranged and it is believed that stockhold-
ers will receive official Lotice in a few
dREs.
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
HILL STOCKS SHOW
MARKED ACTIVITY
Great Northern Again Lifts
It's High Record.
ANACONDA WAS HEALTHY
Made Gain of Over Ten Points in Buy
ing Orders After Heavy
Trading.
ANACONDA WAS HEALTHY

NEW YORK. Feb. 1o.-The feature
Of the stock market 50 far this morn
ing was the unusually heavy trading
in Anaconda. which made a gain OF
over 10 points on buying orders Copper
advanced To 1855 on what was called
The best kind of buying.
The trading on the floor was compar-
ativeIey quiet on account of the two
days stock exchange holiday. Reading
after a weak opening advanced to 14l12
but lost much of this gain in the last
few minutes. The Hill stocks were
again active, Great Northern selling al
S4-Ia. again lifting its high record. North
eTn Pacific. after advancing to 222l2, re-
coded Ia points on prOfit-taking sales,
Union Pacific fell to 1854 against l5t
al the close yesterday
In recent trading concessions IN prices
were made all around the room ana the
general market ranges y 10 Ia points
below the highest OF the early trading.
Government bonds unchanged.
A vigorous slap at prices was made
at the opening ia a few stocks, but was
only partly successful Reading opened
down rs, Tallying Is al once. Amaiga-
mated was heavy Anaconda opened !
per cent higher
anaconda closed strong. up lsl.
points. The rest of the list was indil
feIDat and fully two-thirds of the
usually active list made some little net
decline FOR the day.
Surplus reserve decreased s5.IS4,0JO in
today'S bank statement bringing the
item down below S6.600 0tJ, which II need
scarcely be said Is an entirely unnatural
position for this period of the year
Loans increased again, as was TO be
expected 5000 90, while cash holdings
declined over 5000, 900 or almost what
The advance estimates plus the unre-
corded part OF last week loss had in
dfcated. The figures necessarily had the
effect of dampening any enthusiasm
which might have been felt in specu:a-
tive circles over the rise in yesterday 5
market. With few exceptions. the stock
list lost ground on the day. No real
weakness was displayed in any quarter
and there seemed to be some fairly
good support on the decline
Bat the disposition TO realize on spec
UldtiVe holdings wherever opportunity
was afforded showed itself quite unmis-
takably. The Southern railway bond
issue was increased today. but without
having much influence upon Southern
railway stocks
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
R0BERS0N'S BIG MEETING
AT BELASC0'S TOMORROW

In the big meeting at BeIasco's Sun
day. Frank r. Robertson, the noted
story of s'The Last DAYS az 81 pierre
with one hunded stereopticon views TAX
en- by himself OF this greatest tragedy
of histOry-the destruction of nearly
by the volcanic action of At. Pelee
Mr.. Robertson visited st. Pierre imrne-
diately after this catastrophe occurred
and his photographs are exclusive In
many instances of the sights and scenes
following the eruption
The Lyric Male Quartet. of Baltimore
always favorites with attendants at the
big Meeting" viii render, selections
Admission by ticket only, which are
free at ali drug stores. hotels, and the
y. NJ c. A office.
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Latest reports of railroad receipts
show continued satisfactory conditions
and to-al gross earnings of all United
States roads reporting for January are
$44.1O4,24S, an increase of 1876 per cent
over the corresponding month Of 1905.
This is a decided improvement com
pared with the preceding months. and
emphasizes the fact that traffic is un-
usually large for January.
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
AGNES TOOK THREE
FROM MARKET HOUSE
Treasury Won Two From Commission
ers-Schraeder Was High With
23o-Index Dropped Two.

The Acme duint took the set from
Market House in the District League
last night. and IN the Departmental,
Treasury got two from the Commits
sioners. Schrader, of the former. was
high with 236.
There were two sets rolled IN the
Government Printing Office League.
Morocco won the first from Index by
two games 10 one and Foundry took the
Reserves into camp for two.
In the Real Estate. the Lawyers five
dropped two to District. and in the Post
office. Delivery got TWO from Station Ct.
Gov, boys No l lost two to Union ia
the Binders League. The Toledos won
three straight from Arlington In the
District Duclxpin League Oliver was
high with los.
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
FRISCO PASSES DTyIDEND.

NEW YORK Feb 10-The directors
OF the St. Louis and San Francisco at
their meeting yesterday voted to pass
the quarterly dividend of per cent OF
the second preferred stock The out
standing issue is SIG, coo. GOO, non-cumu-
lative- The dividend record is as fol-
lows: In 1888. per cent; 1899, per cent:
1899, per cent; 1901, 21s pr cent: since
then Up to The present time per cent
yearly
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
BANK EXCHANGES.

Bank exchanges this week at all lead
ing cities in the United States are S.
o49, 020,13S, an increase of EOS per
cent over the corresponding week last
year. When il is considered that the
figures of last year were large for Feb
r1IarY, which is not 4 month of heavy
bank settlements. the present report is
very satisfactory and clearly reflects a
larger volume or payments through
the banks than in any preceding Feb
ruary-
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
Washirgton 6 4s. 8. oooal0ll.

CAPITAL Traction. 2l4 ls67s. 5ql47
Washington Street Railway preferred,
2daS97S. l0as9s. 5GuS9a4. 20qs924, l0dS9ss
lO0d S454
Washington Street Railway common,
5C04IlA 5O4 4ll2. 5oe4l1z, 90a4lis, otu4-
buyer GO.
Traders Bank. 5qlDO-
Second National Bank. 9@2o, 6Q2o.
55H10. 3u3o-
Ci60H
Washington Gas, 25d61S4-
LAnstCn. 1Ogn1f1a tbuyeT 6el. 1000 ~
l0nIslf 10e41Fs. l09Gl3A, 1OCgl41+. 1000
.1ls.
Greene Copper. 2502712.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat.
sass -.
After caiI-Greene Copper, I03a27, 100
127. l00621, 10JQZ7. 5SG21
The Washington times., 1906-02-10

Charles G. Gates & Co. have this to
say: The week ends with an unfa-
Norable bank statement. A large short
interest Is in the market. and a great
many rumOrs Of deals to soon be CON
summated. are repeated. Otherwise
there was little feature to the market
for the day.
I'VE maintain our bullish attitude and
would buy good stocks on all fair de-
clines."
The Washington times., 1906-02-10
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Feb 10.-Reserve on all
deposits, decrease. $5.IS4,05 reserve on
deposits other than United States. de-
crease, s., 10. 525; loans, increase, $4.632,
100; specie, decrease. $1,5S7.e00; legal ten
ders. decrease SO. 699. 800: deposits United
States included, decrease. S452. 200: circu-
lation, decrease, S529, 100; total loans, 81,
0S1, 997, 200
The banks now hold in excess of legal
requirements. s.. s43. $50. against 81. O36 925
last year, and $50. 379, % two years ago.