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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-28
PAUL BEUHLER,
I'D


go 456 Temple Court.
: 80, 5oo-Modern 14-room house, big barn, lot
5Sx132, walking distance, 10th st near Hen
g nepin, taken on 900 mortgage; will be
make you big money. -.
SlO00-Good seven-room house, 9Th av and
Russell av.
81, 5oo-Iwo good seven-room houses, Goth av
Dupont.
$5,0oO-Elegant modern home, Portland
av; big lot; want offer. -.
"a. 5OO-Modern 11-room house, arranged for two
families. sth st S near 10th av s; big lot
easy walking distance.
So,OOO-One OF the finest homes, and big barn
with carriage sheds, two big lots, in Calhoun
addition biggest bargain ever offered.
$2,O00-Good ten-room house and barn, city
water, 26th st 9th av.
$3,OOO-Pleasant eight-room house, big lot, 9th
av near Franklin. Want Offer
SS,bOO-Good eight-room modern house and barn,
Chicago 22d st.
81 ,0Oo-Fine all modern ten-room Kenwood home
good barn, lot 11Sx160.
SD, 00O-Three-story fat and stores, solid brick,
Is fats, two stores Washington av N.
$sO0-Buchanan st NE, seven-room house near
Broadway.
s5,5oo-Fine solid red brick four-fat, 25th st
near Sd av s.
81, s5O-Two-family brick house, 9th av s inside
26th st; big lot.
IS, 50O-Fine, new, up-to-date. strictly modern,
hardwood finished duplex house; each family
has its own heating rents $50 per month,
never vacant sure interest-payer, fine location,
Fremont avn inside Goth av N. Be sure and
see this before you buy. First time offered.
e $7,0O0-Four fats, 10th st near 9th s.; snap.
Zee Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine, new,
up-to-date homes in Lowry Hill, Lake Of the
Isles Sunnyside, Lake Calhoun, Lake Harriet
or in any part Of the city, at all prices. II
you wish to make quick cash sale, list your
property at once. No charge made for ad
vertising it. Or borrow money, call and SET
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BARGAINS,

5AhGAlNBs
81 ,225 best house for the money in Mime
apolis, If taken at once; No. 2S08 Howard
st; hardwood finish, CRATE and mantel; a
good, solid, extra well-built eight-room house.
that only needs little outside repairing
to make it a $1,000 place. 1t is near the
Van Cleve school, and half a block from the
corner of 23d and Monroe.
$1,o5O for 2S43 Central av; old ive-room
house and barn, with large lot, 46x177, that
has city water and sewer; fine business
center is growing right at this point, and
1t will surely prove good Investment.
$1,000 will buy No. 2540 Buchanan ST.;
good fve-room house and barn.
$500 for the handsome cottage, No. 1918
Pierce st.
$2925 for the completely modern, nine
room house on the corner of Polk st and Path ;
by all odds the finest residence location North
east. Every room is in the very pink Of
condition, with expensive papering, parQuet
floors, gas, ETC.
s2,4oo for No 1925 Polk st, nine rooms,
hardwood finish, city water, and it is all en-.
tirely new and bargain.
P, G. Deming, 24O7 Central Az.
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FRUIT LANDS.

Rtta FRUIT LANOS
In the famous apple valley Of Klickitat county,
Washington. On the north bank Of the
picturesque Columbia river. IS miles east Of
producing tbs finest fruits grown any where
in the world today. It is the home Of the
big red APPLE where they reach perfection
bring the fanciest prices in home and foreign
markets Not only apples, but peaches pears.
pluTs, prunes. cherries and berries of all
kinds yield abundantly, the highest grade and
Of orchard will yield from $500. to $1,000 an
nually. according to age; ten acres will make
you Independent for life. whether you want
to live on it or not. There are half crops,
no failures. Every crop is full crop. every
year good year: No irrigation necessary.
The climate is mild and healthful, the scenery
unsurpassed, being in the Cascade range. Soil
is from 10 to 40 feet deep, Of volcanic origin
and inexhaustably rich. Northern Pacific road
is building main line east. from Portland
along north bank of Columbia and thru the
White Salmon valley. Lands are rapidly ad-
vancing in value and will double when rail-
road Is finished next fall. Only few small
tracts of fruit land in this valley are on the
market These control If want one
come now to 434 Guaranty Loun building. and
see sample APPLES and learn all about 1t.
Herbert Williams, ABA Guaranty Bldg.
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There That You These Pages Today
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved


: LAUDERDALE & Co., TEMPLE COURT.
$T,500--Corner Sd st and 9th av N, dwell
ing; ground 1O4x15S; half cash.
So, 750-3d st near 10th ay N, 75x160 to
alley; improved; income $44 month.
81, 5O0-Corner 18th st and Chestnut av,
$500 a Foot--2d St, between LIST and I'd
avs S.
$3.50 Front Foot-Hennepin near 9th st.
$3.50 Front Foot-5th st, two blocks off
Hennepin.
$50 Ooo-Corner, 49x1oo, on Nicollet av; i'm
proved.
$45, oO0-Corner Nicollet; income property.
Houses.
81, 100--No. S117 Sd st N, fve-room cot
tage. with city water, etc.; 5000 down
So, 5oO-Seven-roome house, modern; only use
i've tons COAL
So, 5OO--An modern, steam heat, barn, ten
rooms; Oak Lake.
So, 15O-Ten-r room house and large barn; S124
James ay S.
$1,50o-1S12 Aldrich ay N, good seven-room
house, with summer kitchen and barn; lighted
with gas; all other improvements In street;
$500 or more down and SIS month, per
cent interest
Farm for Trade.
$3.50 per acre, worth $25 40 acres east
Of Mile Laos Lake, with log house; want
equity in small house and lot
SIG, oO0-Will take small amount Of trade
and some cash. 400 acres at Clear LaksE 90
miles from Minneapolis; brick buildings;
model farm.
sgE Farms for Cash. g.
$2O, O0o-2OO-acre farm, between Hopkins
and Minneapolis; $1,000 down; great bar
gain: good buildings, barns for 40 head, run
ming water, wood and fine soil; worth double
the money.
SIS An Acre-12o acres in Douglas county,
Wis; mixed hardwood timber, good land;
Just across line from Glover county, in Min
nesota. 1t is a bargain. II you have equity
in small city house and lot, bringing income,
81 MIG consider IT d,
Wanted.
A house, modern excepting heat, with sew.
en- rooms. Don't want clay soil. Will give
you 2726 Queen ay N, new. six rooms, If
suited.
want house between 18th and Goth avs
n for $50 down and $40 month.
Goth Av Business Property.
. The most rapidly increasing suburban bust
ness property in the city.
S35 Front Foot-Corner goth and Gfrard
10xS7; also fronts 10th av. y
SIS Front Foot-Improved, with dwelling
between Emerson and Dupont.
r. $50 Foot-22 or ~ feet, between Aid
rich and Bryant, or So feet between Lyndale
and Aldrich. IL ..
$50 Foot-45 feet, between 9th ant
Lyndale. " ~.
$40 a Foot-Corner 9th; and 500 to $15t
q foot, between Washington and 3d.,
We write farm and city insurance and make
For, ora Oft 1nor
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p,rnpr Avn FoRr PIERRE THE MECCA

p1EKRE AND FUNI fIENn11 II1E MIOOH
for investors. Government buildings, new
state capitol, railroad extension. shops, and
Missouri river bridge, mean over $4.OO0o00
improvements in sight. Have bargains in
lots and acreage Want spot cash, good
8 paper, farm or improved city. Write quick.
buy South Dakota school. town and county
warrants. A. L. Carter. $40 Julia, New Or
leans, La.
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! Q 9 9 o 9o Q 30 Q 9 O., oo
100 acres, under high state Of cultiva-
ton. House modern, with bath, heat,
Z hot and cold water. One of the best ar
ranged barns in the state; room for 80
head of cattle, 10 horses; also room for
unlimited amount of hay, grain, farm
machinery, buggies and wagons. Com
p1ete. set Of outpuildfngs, gasolene en-
CINE, feed mill, separator, circular saw,
J, drag saw, everything complete to run
a frst-class farm; also 10 head of cat
tie. headed by the registered Ayrshire
; bull, Peter the Great; sheep, hogs,
and feed for stock, wagons, sleds,
all kinds Of farm machinery; everything
up to date. This is an ideal home and
worth great deal more than asked.
Price $4,000. Will trade for stock of
goods; might consider a piece of I'M
proved city property. Owners only need
answer.
s. A. Curlisls, Wyoming, MINI.
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;55 PER LOT, xEExEs, INSIDE s.. :.

$26 PER LOT, XERXES, INSIDE 50.
$40. to 100. lie perfect. FIVE blocks south
500 PER lot. "a, two blocks to car.
So each each. four {; "a Abbott, inside S1st.
500 each, 41st av inside 4Oth st.
$3.50. Al feet front on Minnehaha av.
500. 5Ix172. 23d az near '32d. 81
$3.50. Newton ex N. near Plymouth.
$216. Stevens. near 3gth.
$500, one acre. Harriet and 53d
$3.50. Vincent rear s46th.
$500, improvements In 7th st 10Th av
$780, double corner. Pleasant and S5th.
$3.50, Park near 34th.
S1963o 5oSla4 Newton sa i near a.. 2 2ssa. 8.
$1,000. double corner, city water. Lynn
hurst.
$4,000, 45x9s, Nicollet, inside ed
L For lots in other locations. call on I. A.
Dunsmoor. .616 Phoenix building.
0 Q Q o Q Q . o o 0 o o o o
Q WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS 0
o Investment property on 4th st between LIST o
o and Sd av S. Call and get particulars. Q
o $125 each-Lots on 46th st, two blocks o
o from Harriet car line; slightly location.
o $3.50 to $50O-Lots on Dupont ,av near o
o 46th St. y o
. s55o-Double corner. Nicolet av and .
Q $sso-East front Humboldt av and o
Q S1,o0o-on Portland az near 2sth st. 0
q, 550-East front. Aldrich av near o
r 81 .soo-Large east front lot on Irving av Q
Q $500 to $1,000 to loan on real estate. .
$2.000-Corner Emerson av and Lincoln o
. sloa sSs Mscgl3eeh h; agency, 9
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q Z FEW BA Z 0 IN HOUSES Z S ANS
, : LOTS.
, S23OO-Good seven-room house, water and
, gas hardwood floors. on P1llsbury
av, vicinity of 81st st. ---
$2,SOO-Modern seven-room house, cement
, cellar. hardwood floors and finish.
east front; owner has cut price from
, $1,000 In order to make quick sale,
, as property must be sold before
, Feb. L. between Goth and Lake st. on
I'd av s. sE. - 7E.
) SIS, 3OO-New eight-room modern house,
, hardwood finish throughout, choice To-
, house alone cost over $1,000; large lot.
D James av N near 21st av.
D 81 25O-Good nine-room modern house,
D strictly up-to-date In every respect,
o built two years ago; hot water heat
o ing plant. large lot, 50x17O feet to
o alley; rents at $3.50 per year. Sheri7
0 dan av S, near 41st st, Linden Hills:
o $4,650-Splendtd eight-room house, hot
o water heat full basement, east 'front.'
o one block from streetcar; every thing
O in this house of the best, just being
o finished in quartered oak; this is
o less than cost price. Holmes av near
O. 32d st.
o, Fine 1O0x175-foot lot, Lake of the Isles
o adjoining lots same size held at
o We have some choice building lots at
o Linden Hills: Lake Harriet, within three
s5szs of Soda lake and pear stsestear from,
Folsom Realty Company,
o 800 Railway Bldg.
Cor. Sd st and Nicollet ,Av
o o o o o o O
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sEELEY & CO., 1os BOSTON BLOCK.

sEELEY CO.. 1os BOSTON BLOCK.
81 ,3OO-Neat little fve-room house in per-
feet repair ind well rented: sewer, city
water, stone walks and pretty lawn; Emerson
av and 10th ay N.
S. 1OO-Bargain, paying 10 per cent; two
good holses full sized lot. f oath st, near
23d ay
So 5OO-Ideal home. eight rooms. all con-
yeniences and modern except heat: barn and
beautiful surroundings: Colfax av S. near
18th at. s$ b
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SOUTHWEST QUARTER AND SECTION 10
1928, 800 acres. Dickey county, N. D. This
is fine grain and stock farm, quite level:
every acre can be brought In cultivation.
There is broom house and good barn. COM
plete; and also outbuildings; 4S0 acres fenced.
about 200 acres in cultivation, two good wells
and windmill Midway between three rail-
roads, the c.. NJ & st. P, 500 line and n. ?.
railway-being about seven miles from each.
School is enc mile from the house. This IL
oft lie bes In DiclSey@county- 10
Gated in an excellent neighborhood. Price
twenty thousand dollars ESQ, 000); will carry
ten thousand i've hundred dollars ($1O5 800 al
per cent on easy terms, on or before. Send
for our list and maps. Hagerty & Gillies
Aberdeen, s. d.
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WE OWN THE FINEST RANCH IN NORTH
Dakota, consisting of 3,120 acres in Kidder
county and right on. the railroad; land Is all
sub-irrigated and produces the finest alfalfa:
several very large springs, open all winter,
800 tons of hay can be cut on ranch; we will
sell on easy terms or trade for Minnesota or
Iowa lands or merchandise. Write for circular
containing full description of the ranch, photo
graphs Of springs and buildings. o. W. Kerr
Co., Fargo n. d.
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H0MEsTEADs-WHY GO TO CANADAa WE
will locate you on good claims in Butte county,
s. D.. where wheat went 40 bushels last year.
near coal Locator went into this county ID
years ago. is well posted. will send number
and answer all questions to applicant and
ceipt of registering fee Of 81: locating fee
$50; guarantee you claim; railroad viii be in
county during summer; big rush expected;
don't wait; have adopted this place to save
time and money. Address Pioneer Locating
Agency, Pollock. S. D. Box It's.
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SOME GOOD BARGAINS.

:
161 acres, located within three miles of
three good markets; Redwood Falls, Morton
and Beaver Falls, Mimi; building value at
$780, dwelling 24x2S, square roof, large
porch in front; basement; barn, 40x50; granary
and corn crib: 30 acres under pillow; % acres
in pasture and timber, running water; owner
must sell: write for particulars NJ. s. Ruth
erford. Princeton MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
conetnuea.

FOR SALE--sl0, GOO, a DUPLEX FLAT, Is
rooms; two freplaces. with mantels. gas,
shades and screens;'. storm sash for I'LL win
doWs nice porch as sheds al rented
and is only few blocks from center Of city.
For further informa ton address s643. Journal.
two years old, hot water heat, hne east front
lot; house fully modern; hardwood finish
price $1,000, We e give you the lot aud heat
Ing plant as a; S2os Is our price for dupli
4 Crfttenden Co.. Phoenix building.
WE WILL FURNISH PLANS FREE AMI
build for you on payment Of one fourth cash
balance easy monthly payments; no red tape
or transfer OF title to property.
,Davis-Deane Company,
Contractors and Builders,
f r. bJo,,l
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NEAR s2d ST AND PORTLAND WE HAVE
a new 7-room house that Is fully modern,
cepting heat; we offer this for immediate sale
at the exceedingly low price Of 5000.
Morrison-C rittenden Co.. Phoenix building.
1895 JAMES Av N, NEW HOUSE. 9 LARGE
rooms, beautifully decorated, large attic and
basement; hardwood finish throughout; street
improvements in; large lot, facing park: half
block from car line: for sale by owner.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved

ONE, TWO. THREE. FOUR. FIVE. SIX,
seven, eight. nine. ten. eleven. twelve or up
to twenty acres: four blocks from Lake Har-
riet; lies hne: see me 70. prices: your own
terms
Why keep on making the landlord the lead
ing citizen at Your expenses i can sell you a
strictly modern home, at Just the: rental value
and a small payment.
See me about that new modern house, Har-
riet az and Saith st: just decorated: combina-
dandy home se if tie house suits your taste
my price will suit your purse. Terms I
~ Mcnamara. 30 Phoenix.
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81, 200 EACH, BUYS TWO OF THE FINEST 90
acre tracts of land there is to be found in
in this vicinity is selling for 5000 to $500 per
acre: this is certainly the only, and greatest
snap close to the city in the history; only
three miles out; II you want this snap call
Monday Or you will lose the opportunity; will
sell separate; to close estate.
John p. Blichfeldt & Co..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued
HoMEsTEADERs.


HoNEgTEADERg.
Having lstely arrived from the great grain
fields of North Dakota we are now, In posi-
tion to locate any man wishing good home
stead. on one Of the finest quarter sections Of
land. with rich black loan soil, running in
depth from 10 to &c inches: also the best water
In the northwest, and the best coal right at
your door, just for the digging Write
come at once and select your choice.
We ALTO sell land adjoining
John p. Blichfeldt IL Co..
$50 Temple Court,
Minneapolis, MINI.
SNAP OF A LIFETIME.
Eighty acres within a half mile of station
and only % miles Of Minneapolis, about 30
seyen-room house with full basement; barn
32x44, with hay fork; nice large henhouse;
all buildings have stone foundations; two wells
besides windmill. These buildings are nearly
new; one team, wagon and harness, sled,
mower, rake, plow, cultivatOr, harrow; one
frst-clasS COW and flock Of hens besides feed
for the winter; must be sold at once; So, 900,
half cash; improvements cost more than price
asked S. A. Carlisle. Wyoming, MINI.
HAVE You THIS AMOUNT OF MONEY!
200 acres good farm land, less acres
decided to church and school; 60 acres hay
land, high and dry; 40 acres hay meadow,
creek running through center; 2u acres under
cultivation. There is considerable timber,
16x22, ~ story high, with good cellar;
summer kitchen, barn, etc.; IS miles from
Minneapolis; creamery one mile; neighbors
all around; price 81 100. We will not con-
slider any trading proposition. Homestead
Land Co., 302 Nicoflet av, Minneapolis.
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S7.76 PER ACRE

liz ACRES, STUCh AND MACHlNEHI: TWU
miles from Clear Lake. SO from Minneapolis;
black soil: 70 acres cultivated balance tim
barn 26x42x16; grnnary, corncrib, icehouse,
steel windmill; three pastures; nine cows, six
bull, team of mures so chickens: grain
binde-, corn binder, mower, rake, drill seeder,
: horse corn planter, double cultiyator, horse
plows, harrows. harness. one U. S. cream
separator and miscellaneous tools; price 81 600;
everything included: owner just out Of hos
pitai: must SELL Farm, stock, machinery and
buildings in good shape. This Is the bargain
Of the season. Let show you the place.
s. M. Davies 500 Phoenix building.
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GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.
160 acres. 8 miles from Lind, Marshall
county, Minnesota best soil, good house, 80
acres under cultivation. balance pasture:
enough wood for fuel; school on land; worth
$50 per acre; to make quick sale will take
SIP; Is per cent discount for cash. Ting
dale Bros, Owners, Bank of Commerce Bldg,
Minnea polls
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-06-30
SCHOOL OF SHARKS ATTACK SHIP
Vessel Itself as Evidence of the Seaman's
Story.

The metal on the sides and bottom of
the ship BabcOck, now in drydock, tells
q story of the sea that has few equals in
its line. Above and below the copper
line where metal has been placed to
meet the attacks of the sea germs that
eat into the wooden sides, the metal is
curled up in places by attacks upon the
ship by sharks.
Capt. Bailey, who brought the ship
from San Francisco to Philadelphia,
with a cargo Of scrap iron, is not alone
responsible for the story told. a ship
brought To a standstill for one day by
sharks that extended in all directions to
the horizon and followed by sharks for
nearly three weeks at sea is the story of
the gnarled and curled plates of sheet
copper that had to be torn from the sides
of the Babcock when she was locked in
Baltimore.
Mate. spin us the yarn" was asked
by visitors, who became interested in the
explanation of the curled condition of the
Babcock's bathing suit. And this is
what he told:
I'VE sailed from San Francisco No
vember "a. 1903. When on the passage
in the Pacific our crew became worried
at the multitude of sharks that were fol-
lowing the vessel. One night an awful
spalsh was heard about the vessel. as if
we were in company with Chesa-
peake bay sidewheeler. In the morning
we had a revelation. The ocean as far
as the eye could reach was filled with
sharks.
They made charges against our sides
and some skipped away with a piece of
copper between their teeth. Their move
ments were so fast that we were salts
fed they We're going to hunt up the den
fist. We had been making pretty fair
Roadway through this mass of lively fish
when the breeze fell off, and our mo-
mentum was not sufficient to force the
vessel ahead. We lay besharked for
twenty-four hours, it being impossible to
30 ahead. 4 light breeze sprang up and
soon placed us clear of our convoy
Baltimore Sun
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-06-30
Lamentable Ignorance.

1t was visitiny day at the kindergarten
and the young teacher was proud of her
little pupils as they went through their
drills and exercises and beamed with
pleasure at the appreciation shown by
the visitors, who applauded generously.
Then came the lesson and the teacher
announced the subject.
children" she said to-day we are
going to learn about the cat, and | want
you to tell me what you know about it.
Tommy. how many legs has the catE'
-Four. replied Tommy, proudly con
Scious of rectitude
Yes, and. Daisy, what else has the
cat?"
CLAWS an TAIL" murmured Daisy,
shyly.
Various other portions of feline anat-
omy were ascertained and finally the in
structress turned to one of the latest
acquisitions 10 the kindergarten and said,
sweetly:
Now, Mary. can you tell me whether
the Get has fur or featherst"
With scorn and contempt. minoI,j
with Il vast surprise. Mary said.
Gee, teacher, amt you never seen y
cat?' ."
| And the lesson came To an abrupt epd
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