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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
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Rnabe. - &op uno pearl @oulb.
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Dale, 1884 Columbia Nbe.. Wdo9en.
= Wurrap unb Stella &Oienberger.
308 g. Dearborn. 9nabe. - George
unb Marp @abbsa. 1908 @befnut.
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@eorse, Suabe.
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Clarence u. gbiloers - Maube M.
SooIon.
gbarIes q. See - anna 6. Gurfaee.
Saeob 2eibrod - Marp 8. Gries'
mann.
9snrp u. 8. Spssrs - Settle g. Or.
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albert 8. Mnfon - 2oretta @. 8ailsn.
@iaiam 8. Nef - Satie 6. Rsf.
Snmss u. 6ablsp - Wargaret 3.
S9nsq.
pbilip 6. 6ia - Wauh 6. Sargent.
Better 8. S6ompiOn, If. - 2uep 5.
Garter.
SIaac q. Smith - glara 6. Butler.
g.nf .. &eio-glisabetb W. @risbt.
8homaa 90. Combs - Settec g..
SbumpIon.
&apmonb 6. Snpber - gba 6arrifon.
Jranies 3. Sbelbp - Wartba Cite.
$roupe - Wabel So5fer.
Sra u. Wirrman - Sennie Gbanfs.
W. po1lsr - Nlmira Birb.
Sobn 8. 6. @risb - Nnna g.
gr3ingsr.
CHARLES u. 3sigler - Gnnie g. @erb.
Boz g. Some - Wauos Gbslbp.
Sobn W. Ding - Sulia M. Raan.
&. Sarbin - gpa 6. 8obeb
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8ehorben.
Sherman 2etpis 6ein, l, 1917 REFS.
nsr. - Saifp Belle Wbittnd.r, l. $50
Warrsr Nbe. - aosla o. 3. Boice,
SO, 1906 81. Selapare. = SuIia
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3. Aonms, SO, IA Stone Blod. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

Gnoiette Hurn1eretn.
cettte Mbemo 8 1tbr regeI-
mdBtge 0ei6dfts:S eriamta-
lung.
6reb. 5. Wad, Sr., l. Spre9er.
@arl 6uBmiaer, 2orr. S9rifttpart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

Sfnrhs Senriefts Auauffa Zbeusr, am
Steuftoa. ben 3. Juli nm 2.40 nbr
NOrssns, i'm alter BON rs Sobr.n uub 6 mOnaten.
Die Sesrsi9nn9 iuoet am 9onnerftos Eahmittns
um 2 ubr bon benz Erauerbauis. So. 7a3 On Rsp
Yort StroBe ans. ftntt. 6rsunoe iino sineelnben.
Sie trausrnbsH StntsrbIisbeusn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

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G65n, masise Semperatur beute Abero
uno am Tsittpp4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

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SuWUtuSsWURs Spencer, Suhiana.
aurirt wbsumatismus. 3iersnIstbsn. Wassuleibex,
NerpeuIeiben. Einiss Rurpreiie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

Gbieaeo, 8. Suli.
Sur Snbiana: G9On beute Abeno uno
am Rittpp9 ; mdbise Semperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

Settneeeiub - Cine dltIihe Srau iu6t GteIe as
- Sausbdlterin IN fleiner 6amilte. Na9sufrasen
in Der Office bieiss glattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

S2 erlonet-giu Ndo9en fir o%naemeiue Sauss
~ arbeit. &ah5ufrageu 1725 Bari Abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

~ erlonet-eine Sran mtttIsr,n alttrs nm Isi1te
~ Sausarbeit gu beior9eu far eiue dItIite DAME.
gla1 sufraaen ga Rorb Deit Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

S%,rIanet-Giu iuneer Utann nm in elmer gdderei
~ beblfi9 81 iein. eins CUTE Sels9enbstt elm
antes @ei9dft su Ieruen. 80 Glib Meribian StrnBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

S%erIanet-Wdb6en fhr olIeemetue 6ousarbeit'
~ aIetue Samilie. Rein mai9su. RaHsrfra.
gen 1901 Nprb Capitol ape. +"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
ftermpmeterfnno

1bermomsterfano.
a56Rs 9ennperatur .......... 88 @rnt
glieer;gfe Temperatur. ......... 66 .
81. z. 8Ibtbe,
Sections Director.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-10
ooLlo AND plARRHonA,

Pains ln lhe stomach oolic and dlar-
Ihosa aTe qglekly relieved ~ ihn Ne
~ 'hamhfIlains rnlif Cholera and
blaFhnea heW4y WHEN M need n
sleh mraieHf flAr % s iflpl. w
sails NJ az hsalerl sAd nguFHls,s f,snl
80, saith a Co., 40 Agsnis lqg ~
eail
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-10

lulu Mailes) catches him perfectfully.
Morton did fairly well until the sth in
nings when he weakened. With the
exception of the batteries, the mines
were evenly matched and next year it
is possible that the score will read
differently.
Rosecrans made four-base hit for
Puunene and Beckert for Makawao.
The Puunenes appeared to advantage
in their pretty blue and white uni
forms and the Maui Agricultural Co.'S
men were attractive in red suits and
white knickerbockers.
At the conclusion of the game Mrs.
]. N. S. Williams presented a hand
some silver loving cup mounted on an
ebony pedestal to the winning nine
Hon. II. p. Baldwin, who was the donor
of the trophy, explained that the cup
was to be contested for each year on
the 4th of July, between baseball mines
from Puunene and -Hamakua-
poko.
Then came most bountiful luncheon
under the trees of the beautiful Sun
nyside" residence at which more than
five hundred people We're served with
sandwiches, sliced ham, tongue, potato
salad, olives, watermelon, grapes, cake,
iced soda water, etc.
After luncheon there was some tennis
playing and later in the afternoon, the
following men took part in the fitting
for rings: j. B. Thompson, w. Engle
G. S. Aiken, f. f. Baldwin, C. C.
Krumbhaar, II. Rice and D. r. Flem-
ing. After the three trials II was an
nounced that d. IT. Fleming had won
for 1906 the silver cup trophy with the
record of rings out of a possible nine.
At o'clock the polo game took place
but was not a tournament inasmuch
as it was impossible to arrange for a
Puunene quartet. AS all the players
We're mounted on speedy ponies the
play was fast and though errors were
made now and then the large number
of spectators present seemed to enjoy
hugely the excitement OF the sport.
Those playing in some or all of the
four periods of 10 minutes each We're
Reds.-F. F. Baldwin (capt.). H. A.
Baldwin, w. o. Aiken, C. c. Krumb-
haar, G. S. Aiken.
! Whites.-D. 7. Fleming (capt), C. s.
Dole, d. c. Lindsay, w. Engle, j. A.
Reid, Harold Rice.
Score by periols.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-10


Inasmuch as the Whites were penal
lied for knocking the ball over their
own goal line, the real score stood 6
goals to ~. In the first period c. S.
Dole made a goal after carrying the
ball the entire length of the field and
+. F. Baldwin performed the same
brilliant play in the third period.
f. A. Alexander acted as referee and
j. n. 5. Williams as timekeeper.
BIG TRIAL ENDS.
On Tuesday, after five days of trial
before the Wailuku Circuit Court, Hon.
w. j. Robinson presiding, the jury in
the civil case OF A. j. Aheong VS.. Ha-
iku Sugar Co. brought in a verdict for
the plaintiff OF $500 damages and costs
of court. w. A. Kinney was attorney
for AheorS anc w. o. Smith and l.. ].
Warren represented the plantation
company. This rather celebrated case
has been on the calendar for five or six
years past but never has been success
fully brought to an issue until the
present term of court. Fourteen wit
nesses took the stand for the defense,
and eight or nine for the plaintiff. The
verdict was rather a surprise mas
much as the weight OF popular opinion
judged that the plantation company
had the right OF the matter.
Aheong claimed $500 damages on ac-
count OF loss incurred by the taking
OF water from his so acres OF land at
plantation ditch or bitches.
Now kamaainas state that the ditch
was constructed In 1876. thirty years
ago. at a time when Aheong was n lit
tie boy In china, and that at any rate
the plantation under the law of "ad-
verse possession" had acquired full
right To the water.
Mr. Kinney very shrcwdy drew his
Jury refusing Tor cause any juror who
IN any way had any connection with
the so-called Baldwin corporations, So
well ala he succeed IN the matter ac-
c0nilng to one ~ the court attendants
that the majority ~ the Jurors drawn
we're men holding anti-naldwin sen
uments, II such u thing was possible,
d Thoni too hr made stirring anti
corporation closing address 90 ths
jury which Vas Judged 90 be mosl o.
festive
A. the elnsluslon ~ this oass, ihs
lufnFs sfTF excused foT the term
Toiay judge kspaisal 10 tFyins q
lpryr waive pakaplo eafe
hig DANCING PANTY
on Tuesday syonlng tho laTsrst ana
nnsl sufffpsfpl aanNlnF party - ihs
iestnn Nar uiifn IA khhulHi under AZ,
auspie1f ~ ifs kahulul ltHnls flHb
Ihf irlnls lpafis Nrfe iTansiuTmfd ln.
losallRsss w FsSs %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-10

TOO hHiiffY 20 tho fuunfuSf out
'lhsfed lhf NakGR 10 liallls, an 90
fhnsanu player hag Developed pffnir
ID lgip ihf hgfg pliahsf an ihf lrlana
and finpiIM 90 faptaln " ihp HpRpl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-10

youth raised bis the
acceptance ehors who stood about inter
His mind thought
listened fresh lighted on blade of grass and
riddle of
back elephant trying determine the structure below
seeonfdnce
elephant
beneath
of the smaller thought it,
this raising Unknowable God and
knew mind
with the
confidence the saved the Amighys of thought
himself
black swelling
smpotanc bacteria of ndpec these musical
vision if be
melodious
"on in public l' said John Lane the other morning. ''he
bill Legislature
vacationer al taking with him
let that good ridlance 1t public life
/ in this makes himself obnoxious
Galhraith the e
In
that climbs public life boggan
step down-and its in Oblivion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-10

Deaths from neat ana pfostfsilohs
are reported In Chicago,
The entire population Of Austin,
New, has been poisoned from the pres
enee Of a paint barrel IN the public
water supply
Governor johnson, of Minnesota, has
protested on behalf " tho contributors
against tho salo " tho relief AouT ssnl
from bis state,
The iydoek Dewey left singapore
on Jane - on lasi lap " Ne lFlp, u
sill he permanently leep1ei ai olon'
Rapa nagal station, ln Auhis hay
fof'si tfes aTs Iaging aTouni Npf'e
q fasas 0Yanies, hegleo itr siis " lbs
Nomos eoloHles Assistance ~ aghi'
lng go hu be- bssp sskei fTog ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-10

A charge Of drugging ana shanghai.
Ing has been made by Percy Henry, Of
San Francisco, against w, u, sweara,
shipping clerk of tho Pacific Mail \. y,
90, Henry, With Thomas MeCormiek,
both young men, were placed on board
steam schooner and shipped north,
heCoFmiek died on ihe trip,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


lots and 8. block 4, Crystal Bay view $40
John Meagher and wife to Eda Goodhouse,
6ts, 3ots and ds,s g., block 49, sherburne ao,
Marie E. and % sven G5esdahi to Lille ". ~
att Patterson sen rLn,so lots and 2 block 1e az,
Daniel O o'Connell and wife to Adolph Hier.
hol.er. northeasteSly 50 feet by, 1e5 feet
Of lot 12 block %. Bottineau's second -,
George % T. Piowman Pic ns to Mauds H. Piow i'
man. lot ls, block ST, Remington's Sec :,
Dsteiie % D. and Frederick Close to Florence
Julius G. Hafiium to c. 6. warren, lots
to & g. block nsr s. and Nd. lots 10 to 10. block to
Joseph ". Mercer and wife to George T.
Collins. lot 9. block 1S, WINDOWS addi- -,
Lizzie s A. and Joseph W. sanderson to ~
George T. Collins, lot 10, block 13,
eeorxs F. coins aiasHn and wife to Charles <.
Carlson. lots o. 10, block 1s, Windows =.
aaait1on rc.c. .,d w;,. 70 c..cin. = how
Mason. lot Z, block II. Forest Heights 45
Laura A. and Lewis Gowdy to Jennie L.
sdewdy' ist+, ct .; block a. Rsninston's q, =
Lydia l P. % Ames ct al. to James 4. Byrnes, =
lot 8. block 81. ct. Anthony Fails. Los
H. Emma9's Realty y,ss company ,ts,!s to Robert
John sn'n s. A smedbers and wife to Charles -
u. Martinsen, all Lot 4, block 13, Nor
rsson's addition to North Minneapolis,
except northerly part t................. 10
Harry A. Williams to George B. Palmer,
lot IS, Walton's second addition. ID
James F. Huskins and wife to John
Burns, lot 1. block /. Penney & Bar.
ber's subdivision Gale & Hamline Out
Lots to East Minneapolis .............. 30
Charles H. Bauman and wife to Carl G..
Lindou. lot /. block IL. Bakers addi-
ton, st. Anthony ................... 90
Fritz Rydberg to Frank Banko. lot ~
Rydberg's subdivision Cutters addition 20
| Charles ]. Tryon ct al to Stephen j. Muir.
ton. part lots and F, ]. s. Johnson's
| addition. or lot 23 Auditors subdivis-
ION NO. 10 1otoo
| Edward G. Brewer and wife to Frank Igl,
! lot is, block 1, Eustis' second addition 1,S0
| Twelve miscellaneous deeds .-...........
|
Total ..................... ..s48. Is
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co, HAS
uneQualed facilities for packing, moving stor-
ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant freproof Storage. Warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments. Warehouse
office, 400 Lake st; main office. 46 So Sd st.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co has best facilities for handling and stor.
Ing household goods; expert furniture packers:
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 122 9th st s.
Both phones.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI.
cago, Denver. Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points; best of service and low
est possible rates Write or call on the Boy
Transfer & Storage Co., 46 SO Sd st.
CAMERoNs TRANSFER AND sToRAGE2
Best facilities for moving and storing shouse
hold goods; expert packers. Office. 200s Nicol-
let Both phones 1908. Res. phone T. c. 1924.
FIREPRooF STORAGE CLEAN, SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping. 108 LIST ay n.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
WANTED-TO RENT.
Continued

Continued -...
OR FIvE-RooM FLAT OR
house, not over ten blocks from Lumber Ex-
change; must have city water and toilet, rent
about $l2 6734 Journal.
WANTED-TO RENT. WITH VIEW TO PER
manency. by small family adults, thoroughly
modern home: near in. Address $685. Journal,
WANTED TO RENT-sMALL MODERN
house or duplex fiat, reasonable rent. Ad.
dress NJ. E. Sawyer, 118 18th st $.
wANTED-A HORSE FOR ITS KEEP IN TWO
months, or will trade gold watch for cheap
horse. Address $500 Pleasant
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
uly 1I2, 1906.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

~~~~~~--~.~~Sl4>~~-~ ~-~0~~-~~>~.~~~~e-~
o 2 oaAacE { Z = OF T 2 11rEG1HE. e 4 o Q
I have for sale complete set Encyclo- Q
ss viii sa tor caab e fsEen sn
days For full information address $500, o
Q Journal. o
PIANO sALE-$50 TO 5000 SAVED AT OUR
great July clearance sale Of fine pianos. Going
at about half price. It's record breaker.
Low prices are bringing great results Buy
your piano for the coming fall and winter
right now and make a handsome saving. Al
most your own terms for payment So, 81, IS,
$6 ST, 50 and $40 a month. Over 100 pianos
to select from. The list includes these old
time favorites: Crown Hardman. Krakauer.
Miller, Briggs, Ivers & Pond, Jewett, Braumul-
Ter, McPhlii, Behning, Mehlin,, Huntington:
Singer, Sterling, Chickering and other good
makes Don't delay another day. Foster s.
Waldo, SO 9Th st s corner Nicollet av.
CREDIT. 4 % g CREDIT. & T. 70 Q cRE91T. o o
ueeg ep fs tt eae ok ss Eas s
also on our mems, boys and youths high o
Q grade spring and summer suits. The lines o
9 are exceptionally strong. Prices right o
o J. P. Crotty & Co., o
sSe Week Nsee s. eer ay Peo Week
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR NEW AND
secondhand office, store, bank, drug, eonfec-
tionery and cigar fixtures; also safes all sizes
bank safe with automatic time lock and two
burglar proof chests, just the safe for country
bank or jeweler big stock counters wall
cases, show cases, desks. chairs, tables. scales.
registers letter files. etc. Twin City Fixture
Co., 223 Sd st s. - .gs
INvALIDs' CHAIRS. INvALIDs' CHAIRS
Reclining and adjustable. for sale and for
rent; 1nya1ids' and convalescents' greatest COM
fort; radical cure trusses. guaranteed, made to
order; elastic stockings and abdominal sup.
porters;, sole manufacturers OF the northwest;
SS braces for curved spines, fat feet, ETC.; In
ventor of patent celluloid artificial limbs, one
pound lighter than others. b. Buchstein Co..
610 list av 8. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
ALTAR AND GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Bryant, 2928 Bryant
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gulin, 1925 Aldrich avenue
N; girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnston, 2919 Fourth ave-
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carroll 200 Fifteenth
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lynes, "a Fifth street
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bretz. 14o7 Sixth street N,
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Mclaughlin. 1924 Igndale
avenue N girl.
MI and Mrs. David Thill 2eo6 Bloomington
ofr q
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
I MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRIAGE L1CENSEE :.
John Riley to 0dia Anderson.
Erik Oman to Wendla Olson.
Thomas c.. Benson to Annie e. Webster.
Frank g. QuieI to Mary Fl. Ahlgren.
Leo Scott (Ramsey county, to Emma y.
xrussow.
John Fl. Wolfe to Edith L. Brown.
Andrew Brecke tTaylor, Wis., to Anna Erbsn
Taylor, Wis.,.
Albert w. sorg to Selma A. wauin.
Stanislaw Szczech to Rosey Ciszek.
Rudolph f. Stern to Lulu Carpenter.
Charles A. Carlson to Leetha ]. Peterson.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
william Fl. Bogart, Northwestern hospital
Honora Herbert, 1872 Marshall street NE.
Herman Goldman city hospital.
lanes T. Hunderup, N14 Clinton avenue.
Nicholas Kardong, 22o1 Two-and-a-hah
street s.
Mary Dyer, city hospital.
Segwald Knutson, 1872 Monroe street.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12

$450
Buys good lot On Aldrich av, close to SD st,
that lays good, has water, walk gas and
trees, new homes, close by, close to new park
and car line, short distance to school. O. & c.,
31b Bank OF Commerce building. .--..1.-
LOWRY & WALL1NG, BUILDING CoNTRACT.
ors Get our estimates. 500 Boston block.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
Farm Lands.

. = dIlA AttuuSs
FINE HARDWOOD TIMBER FARMING LAND
AT AUCTION,
Thursday and Saturday, July IL and IA, s
o'clock, evening, at No. 3 50 9th 1t, corner
Hennepin av and 9th st, we will sell 4o-acrs
tracts of fine timber farming land at auction
to highest bidder. Land actually worth SIS
an acre; near railroads and good towns; q
great chance to get timber and farm land
= cheap and OH easy terms; 25c an acre down.
Toe an acre in 80 days, then 10ci; an acre per
month until paid. A grand stereopticon view
Of the lands and lecture on the country free.
Even II you don't buy the land come and
see the views Ladies' and gentlemen are
welcome. Get picture catalogue, maps, full
information, free .s-~-..r - ~
- Franklin Benner Land Co., 49,
boS Bank Of Commerce Building.
Q o 0 o 40 90 Q . . .
. ,.e DO YOU WISH TO AVOID
Q Long and severe winters, blixzards, winds Z
Q and drought2 Then make your home In
0 the famous Fayette District of Southern Q
o Idaho, the ideal locality for a pleasant
Q and remunerative home. Excellent cli- 4
Q mate, splendid opportunities, great re- {
o. sources. Write for information to
o - A. E. Wood. Payette, Idaho. = {
o O O q O @ O O O O O {
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
TIE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Uninproved.
Continued

n1mproVed.
Continued.
$3.50 CEDAR Av, BETWEEN ssth AND Ss7th.
east front, 4o1l2s to alley; above grade.
Lake and nd east 'front.' h saxl2 to etMssn siisy
south 'front.' 68x1sa. IT. -, \ = I.
Ss6o--lsth av 8, near Franklin, west front,
csps sDS sr ss IA ss Tying lots Sa
west front, 4sx129.
s7ss-qs.ner ct & y 4oth st and Vincent av,
$e5o-Corner Of Aldrich av and oath,
east and north front, .44x157 to alley.
S75 s,s each or $500 pqoat for ys lots Sa st NE
$so0-Jefferson st NE, near 25th, east front,
Yale Realty. Co.. 2oe 14th St s,
9 9 . % . . 12NSHSRsr.o ( 8 81 . 600 9
Q west front, 4oxls5. -'sA AAN '0'n Q Q
$3.50 4ss vest f1ss 1sxssn so11 18th and
o front. 4oxl35 each. IA Q
0, tween 4oth and 5Oth, east 'front.' Q
Q 12ox135; lie fine. has good trees on Q
. s65o--Fremont, 4sth and 4eth. so1la4. .
Q $1,2oo-Double corner, Fremont av and .
0 attn, SOxl34, east front. y-r..,aS o
tween 47a and 4st %est ir frons De-
0 Minneapolis Trust Co., = .
0 Hennepin and 4th St, Q
o o s1ioooe1n1nS 2v s. pHr%Esn : ss$ 20
Q ., al and 24th west front. 4okl27; Q
49, west front. Q
,25o-Hunboldt ay, between 22d and o
o Gath, 4ox127, west front. Q
Q and 22d, 41x124, west front. Q
S1,600-Girard ay, between Franklin and Q
I'd, east front, 41x129. - Q
$1,700-Lot on Humboldt av s., between o
o Douglas and Summit, 50x135. t. Q
Sabotage Of the isles boulevard, Gath Q
and 25th, 1oox1s5; all street improve 0
o Minneapolis Trust Company, Q
Hennepin and 4th st, . Q
o 0 Q o o o o. o o Q
FINE HARDwoop TIMgER FARMING LAND
oeess Ssse'y evening s L 5
Hennepin av and 9th st, we will sell 4o-acre
tracts Of ane timber farming land At auction
an acre; near railroads and good towns; 9
great chance to get timber and farm land
cheap and on easy terms; 25c an acre down
month until paid A grand stereopticon view
Of the lands and lecture on the country free
Even If you don't buy the land. come and
welcome. Get picture catalogue, maps, full
information, free. y
Franklin Benner Land Co.. ~
503 Bank Of Commerce Building.
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
lots in this city are at Seyenoaks on Sslby
Lake street interurban line We have rive
bank frontage and good inside lots from $25<
up. on easy terms. For plats and informa
tion call at our offices, corner 42d av 8 ant
Lake st. or ia Ath st s. Edmund g. Walton
Agency. -
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

MINNETONKA PROPERTY ;.
o FoR REHT-FURN1sHED, E1GHT.RooM o
o cottage, Tonka Bay; lake front; fine 0
0 shade; large screened porch; everything o
. you need In the way Of furniture; $780, o
% Lauderdale Co., --- 0
Q 1866 Temple Court. 0
Q o o o 90 % o 0 90
FARM OF 100 ACRES NEAR MINNEToNKA,
suitable for stock and chickens; convenient
to two stations; excellent buildings" price
$4,000; easy terms. Address e517, Journal.
WANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE Ar
Lake Minnetonka. for one month; prefer Great
Northern side. Address G.. l.. Kluckholm,
Gordon & Ferguson. st. Paul. \
FOR RENT-F1vE-Ro0MEDF FURNISHED COT
tage, at Cottagewood, for balance Of season.
ROWBoATs AND LAUNCHES THAT CAN'T
sink. Shadeggg Eng. Co.. 315 Cd st s.
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o : FOREST HEIGHTS, 0 o o
o $215-Lot on 25th av N between Loran O
0 and James. 50x129; has sewer water o
0 and gas in street; $50 down, balance 0
0 monthly. - o
o $3O0-Lot on 2eth av near Newton, o
0 = 46x125; fine trees; easy terms o
o $30O-Oliver av and 10th, 45x125; fine o
o trees, 45x125 easy terms. q
0 S325-Corner of Oliver and 10th, 45x125; o
o fine trees; easy terms. = 0
o $325-Lot, corner 26th av and Newton, o
o 451l25; easy terms fine shade trees. o
0 Minneapolis Trust Co.,
Hennepin and 4th st. O
o 20 90 o o o o o q
. y We HAVE 2 ? SPOT CASH ousroMHas 9 E g 9
for two good $500 lots, west of Port q
land and south of Lake st; also pur- q
chaser for $4,000 home in the same O
section on terms of $1,000 cash, bal 9
ance monthly. Let us know what you Q
0 have and we will send man out TO o
look over your property, and advise q
o you Of our estimate Of It's value. Q
Thorpe Bros, Q
206 Andrus Building. q
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FOR sALE-oNE.HALF-ACR LOT ON THE
corner of aOth ct and Cedar ay; the dimen.
sicns about SO by 2S7 feet. We have had
the land surveyed and we will sell that on
easy terms Brown Bros, 1923 Guaranty
Loan bldg. 8 # = ~. 2sss