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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-11

Dennis Giles. Toe Miss Edna Porter, soc;
Mrs. y, r. slack, l0c,; Mrs. L. h. Smith,
5oe,; Mrs, X. q. Smith, zoe.
| Tunbridge-H Hannah Avery, SOC, Mrs
y. Z Brown, si.60; Mrs. John Coy, u 80;
Miss Maud Corwin, Soc; Mrs. Walter
Miss Nellie Demmon, 3oe.; Mrs. Sarah
Drew, 2oe,; Mrs. Arthur q. Folsom, 2oe, (;
Bessie May farnham, i5e.i John Clyde
Farnham, 25e.; Ruth farnham, soc,
Gladys Haynes, 35e,; Hope Nj. Howe, soc
Mrs. w. A. Noyes, 70c.; Mrs. Daniel
Moves, 25c, Mrs. Bertha Ordwsy, eOc. I;
Miss Kate Ordway, 65c,; Miss Lila Rog-
ers, 0ac.; Mrs, Mary Reynolds, soc; Mrs.
4. Rodier, i5e.i Mrs. Jerome Ross, 5oe, !
Mrs. sherman Ross, i5e.; Miss Edith
Ross, i0e.; Mrs. III. A. salter, Il. rs; Mrs.
A. T. salter, 25c.; Mrs. W. n, salter, I'll
Mrs. Frank futile, zoe; Mrs. NJ. T..
Tucker, sl.a0; Mrs. Elihu fuller, soc. /;
Miss May Woods, 35c.; Mrs. y. III. Woods,
j0c,i Mrs. ID. Nj. Wright, $40, Miss Alice
Ward, 25e.; Mrs, Charles l.. Ward, 25e. I;
Mrs. Henry Williams, doe. Alice Ward,
5Oe.; Mrs. George Webster, s1c Mrs. r,
4, Woodland, 50c.i Mrs. Geo. o. Webster,
South Royaltoa-M Lena Adams,
2oe.i Mrs. Lyman Allen, ODE; Mrs. j. w.
Bright, 25c.; Miss Josie Bright, 81; Mrs.
Hannah Bel sou, Csc; Miss Mabel Brooks,
20e.; Mrs. q, Nj. Blake, si.50; Mrs. ID. W.
Blake, 81; Miss Anna Bsilou, 75e.; Mrs.
p. $. Bslknap, Soc; Mrs. w. bingham,
50c.; Mrs. A. l.. Benedict, zoe Mrs.
Frank Bryant, Il so; Mrs. Chas. Bazxell,
6oc.; Mrs. 5. Cowen, Csc; Mrs. Nina h.
Corwin, zoe; Della Cloud, $3.50; Mrs. NJ.
A. Cox, 55c.; Mrs. Ella Chadwick, Zoe;
NJ. +. Church, SOC Ruth bearing, SOC;
Mrs. :. &. Drew, 45c.; Mrs. Geo. e.
Dearing, S0c. Mrs. l.. ID. Durkee, 25e.;
Miss Florence NJ. Dow, 35c.; Mrs. T.. j.
Fish, 25e.; Mrs. A. r. Fielders, 25c.; Mrs.
.. III. Goodale, SIPS; Lena Gould, sl.40;
Mrs. Ellen Gould, loo; Mrs. Ora Galasha,
$3.50; Mrs. Il. B. Galusha, l0c,; Mrs.
A. NJ. Haynes, si.n5; Mrs. j. Ii. Hewitt,
4 10; Winfield Hewitt, T5e.; Miss Sue
Lamb, 25c.; ladies Social circle, 81; Mrs.
Ruth Lyman, 75e.; Mrs. A. n. Merrill,
25c.; Miss Lottie Merrill, si.25; Helen
Neal, si.25i Mrs. Betsey Pike, 50c.; Mrs.
Ellen Preston, 50e.; Miss Della Preston,
50c.; Mrs. r. II. Sargent, 81; Mrs. Martha
Slbley, 81; Mrs. o. y. Stonghton, Il; Mrs.
John Sherlock, Soc; Miss Mamie Sher-
lock, S5c.; Mrs. John Shepard, 75c.; Mrs
Il. 5 Whitman, 60c.; Mrs. f. r. Whit
man, SOC Mrs. w. E. Webster, 75c.
Mrs. John Woodland, Soc; Mrs. IL. q,
Whitney, si.50.
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Premium List.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Hhorthorns-- B. Cilley, Tunbridge, LIST
On yearling bull; LIST heifer 2 yrs.
uovons--A. B. Bicknell, Tunbridge, LIST,
bull. VI. A. B. Preston, Sharon, LIST
heller calf, heifer yrs, COW yrs, I'd
heller calf, heifer yrs, COW 3 yrs.
Jerseys--F. ID. Moody, Tunbridge, LIST
bull yrs; LIST and I'd on heifer calf, heifer
4 VII, heifer 2yrs., and COW yrs. Herd
pfonnium, II. d. Moody LIST Jerseys.
CATTLE--GRADE.
ShOrthorn-W Walter Carpenter, Tun-
bridge, 1st bull 2 yrs. or more. G. B.
podGe, Royalton, 1st bull calf and COW 8
VI. 81 more. James Howe, Tunbridge, I'd
heitoE calf. l.. B. Cilley, Tunbridge, LIST
hei{or calf and heifer yrs; I'd COW yrs.
or more. w. X. Ballou, Tunbridge, 1st
heller yr.
Devons-C. B. Dodge, LIST and I'd bull 2
yrn, or more. A. B. Bicknell, LIST and I'd
heller calf; I'd heifer l yr., heifer yrs,
ana 1st COW yrs. or more. A. B. Preston,
"a COW yrs. or more. James K. Howe,
1T heifer 2 yrs. F. s. Smith, Tunbridge,
Int heifer yr.
Jerseys-W. Il. Button, Tunbridge, 1st
bull calf, I'd heifer calf and heifer yr. w.
II. Hedlon, STAFFORD, 1st heifer calf. A. b.
Bicknell, 1st COW yrs. or more. j. X.
HoWe, I'd COW yrs. or more. F. s. Smith,
Ut 6oifer yrs. and heller l yr.
AYxshires-H. w. and A. p. Cushman,
Tunh8idge, LIST heller calf and heifer ! yr.
i. ~ Howe, Tunbrldge, LIST heifer yrs.
and COW yrs. or more; I'd heifer yr. F.
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cayendish, Mrs. A. l. Austin, $50;
hraintree, Lillian balehelder, 7Se.i Que
chez, Mrs, Arthur Ellis, Dc.; Royslion,
STAFFORD, Mrs. h, c. pixley, h5e,; Mrs,
Thomas Duncan, s0e,i Miss Roxy Duncan,
soc. East Bethel, Mrs. Emma 4. Gould,
tlc.i Mrs. III. y, Page, s0c. Bethel, Mrs,
Mary Hodgkins, ooc; Miss Bessie
shepard, 50e.i Mrs. chas. Shepard, 50c, I;
Mrs, Il, j. whitcomh, si,25, Lynn, Mass,
Mis-. Gertrude T. Lane, 81; Washington,
Mrs. ID. T., Magoon, 9ae. East Randolph,
Miss inez NJ. Granger. 55e,; Mis-. Clark
Wiley, Toe. barnard, Mrs. Susan Carter,
zoe. Sharon, Mrs, Lucy Preston, lae.;
Miss Lney Preston, 25e. Milllamstown,
Mrs. Maria Virgins, 81.
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sHERsuRns.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. :. Morse returned
IRON their vacation the ard.
The social committee OF the c. T.. 8
will have a box social Oct. 10.
X. Cummings and Miss Lena Double
day went TO Rutland Sunday.
I'D. johnson OF Jersey City came 10
visit his father, j. IL, johnson, Oct. 8.
George Estabrook was called to Rutland
Friday BY the serious illness Of his father,
formerly OF this town.
Ryland Taylor OF Plymouth was ia
town last week and bought Clarence
Aent's Percheron coli for 800.
Mr.. Rounds and family, eight In
number, visited daughter, Mrs. Good
speed, in Warren last week. Mrs. Rounds
and granddaughter, Helena, did not re-
turn with the family.
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When horse is so overworked il lies
down and in other ways declares its in
ability TO go further, you would consider
Il criminal TO use force. Many a man OF
humane impulses, who would not willing
ly harm kitten, is guilty OF cruelty
where his own stomach Is concerned.
Oyerdriyen, overworked, when what ii
needs is something that viii digest the
food eaten aud help the stomach TO recu-
peEete. Something like Kodol For Dys-
pepsia that IS sold by NJ. j. Sargent & Son,
South Royslton.
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True and tried friends OF the family :
DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers. Best for re-
suits and best 10 take, Rosy cheeks aud
sparkling eyes follow the use OF these de-
psndable little pills. They do not grippe
or sieken. sold By Goodno's Pharmacy,
Rochester
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WORLDS FAIR
AT TUNBRIDGE,
yhiRrY-SEcoNp ANNUAL Ex.
Hi6lr HELD LAST WEEK.

0t8 AfoWps anu FfuC cispiay OF otoCh
and Horses--Exhlhits in Nearly all
ciassed Fnled--ciose Competitor in
Horses and Cattle--Raeins Not
Quite Up to the Standard--c Good
Display In Floral Hsli--Notes.
The iilth annual exhibit OF the Union
Axricultural society (tncorporated) and OF
the ssMorla's faiTN the sd, was held al
1unbrioge, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. "a, 80 and ilh. Whatever
the attraction, il Is certain this Worlds
fair. always the last fair Of the season,
proves a strong drawing card 10 the peo-
pie OF Central Vermont, and OF interest
also 10 some of those living la New Hamp-
ehtfc, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
The beautiful weather made II pleasure
Tor the people 10 come aud resulted in the
largest attendance on Wednesday that has
boen known for many years, fully 5000
people being present that day. Troop a,
l6eh Regt., U. $. Cavalry, was advertised
n b. there and give an exhibition drill
each day. This troop was al Woodstock
loir the previous week and had reached
South Royalton en- route for Tunbridge,
when II received orders 10 report immeai-
ately At Fort Ethan Allen, as the regiment
had orders TO leave al once for Cuba, 1t
was great disappointment TO the crowd
that they could not see the troop, but 1t
Was no Iault OF the association that the
program was not carried out as advertised.
Tbs exhibits in nearly all classes were
well filled. Competition In horses aud
cattle was close. There were fully as
many sheep as last wear and a better show
Of poultry. Floral hall was filled TO over
flowing with variety OF very beautiful
aud artistic goods, both useful and or0a-
mental. The great number OF articles ex-
htbited made it necessary for the commit
tee 10 spread the premiums very thin in
this department.
Tbs teams OF oxen made strong appear
ance as they were guided around the track
10 the strains OF beautiful music.
The track in front OF the stand was full
OF gents drivers while the Judge decided
the question as to which had the best
points. The Midway was filled as usual
with attractions where the crowd could
easily dispose OF its money.
There were a few DRINKS about, but they
were promptly taken care of by Sheriff
6prague and sis assistants. Ii was very
orderly crowd, as il always Is made TO be
1t this fair.
The racing was not quite up to former
years and too much OF the one, two, three
order To please the crowd. There were
only three starters IN any race except the
2:3 class Wednesday. The fastest time
was In the first heat OF the open rate, 2;2if
made by Com Bunker HUI, a favorite
with many here, secured Only third mon
ey. In the 800 class, the crowd demanded
= new driver for Haleander in the third
heat as il was plain the horse was being
held. The judges granted the request and
placed q new man in the sulky.
Following is the summary OF races
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WEDNESDAY.
2:Se class. purse SIS.
Browneii, b. $, Gibson. Quechee, III
HAicander, b. :, Gray South Royalton, 222
Young Alexander, b. =, Putnam, Bethel s3S
Time, 23o -, 1884, ash 81.
ass class purse si2s.
Lay whiteohib, b. m, smith Stock farm.
xoss y, y. m Adams, r9mlret,, III,
Nellie Cnnlcy, b. m kands, Burlington. 4
Time, 2.2i, 2:27 Ia, ass
oat race, prize 20 bushels oats.
poxfc, +. \ Ashley. Tunbr dye. /
Sss; P pssss south south f RsyatSh
THURSDAY.
500 class. purse SIS.
Charron Boy, b. 3, Reed, Queehee, III
Halcander. b. s., Gray, South Royalton, 222
Dexter b., br. <, Danforth, Barnarl, 333
Time, 2:si, 2:S5, ASA
Free-for- all class, purse $500.
Com. !. g, utton, Worthwhile, Ill
Lady whiteomo, b. m, smith stock farm 49,
Bunker Mn, b. g. Dlckey, East corinth, 2as
Tims, 2:ll S-4, 2i?s, 2:2S,
Running race, purse s25.
Roxie, Ashley, Tunbridge, IL
Eutiah, Whitney, Tnnbrtdge, 22
ben, Dodge, South Royslton. 33
Barney, Douglass, Randolph, ~
One half mile, time, 100, los
w. IL. Hill OF Chelsea was starter for the
races.
10e Judges wednesday were W II. iiltis
J. b. Waterman of South Royalton and H.
q. Young. Williamstown; timers, b. +.
Wright, South Royalton, III. A. Reed,
Woodstock, w. Nj. Seaver, Williamstown.
Thursday the judges were l.. Nj. Seaver,
Wnlhmstown. IL. G. Young, Williams
town, w. Ii. Hill, Chelsea; timers, J. e.
waterman, South Royalton, d. w. Bliss,
3. w. Howard.
FAIR NOTES.
The Chelsea Brass band furnished excel
lent music.
Policeman G. L. Hayward of Chelsea did
some important work for the association.
With one exception, there never was so
large an exhibit in Floral hall as this
year.
There were several arrests made for SELL
ing llquor and two or three for drunken
ness.
The coons exhibited in the poultry de-
partment attracted much attention, as did
Also the rabbits.
The proceeds of the fair were about s1450,
making 1t one of the most successful held
By the association, and the management
- to be congratulated
Mr.. Barnes, proprietor OF the Tunbridge
House, seemed to please the fair people
with his excellent table. The annual
dance on Wednesday night drew about
126 couple.
The marshals were Deputy Sheriff John
NJ. Armstrong of Norwich and John
Woodard OF South Royalton. These two
have served the society in this capacity for
many years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

$275-KNox Av N, BETWEEN PLY.
mouth and 14th avs n, close to Ply
mouth car line and easy walking dis
tance, only S25 cash and $40 per month.
$S50-Holmes av, between 32d and 33d
SITS; fine lot. 42x12s; stone walk, city
water and gas.
S1i5-Pleasant ay, between 44th and 45th
SITS, fine lots, 40x126 feet each; lie
high and are covered with trees.
$l,2OO-For q very fine west front lot,
44Xl65 on Pillsbury ay, between 25th
and 26th SITS, building restrictions,
Blaisdelps addition
S4,ooo-Fine south and east front, cor
ner, 107x165, on Blaisdell ay and 26th
st. 1t will pay you to look this up;
pest corner for the money In Blais-
dells addition.
500 per foot for some of the finest resi-.
aenGe property In BlaisdelI's addition
sts; high and slightly, east front lots,
100 feet deep; any frontage desired.
81 .5O-Blaisdell av, between 25th and
16th 6t SITS; very large east front lot, SIX
100; all improvements In the street.
$500 to 1915 for lots on ID and 3d avs
8, between '37th and 3sth SITS. These
Iots are cheap and you should inyesti-
gate them at once. Most of them lie
gas. Size 40x129.
$aoO Tor i've acres on River road, about
Two miles from city limits, north This
ner, 1O6x12s. all improvements: on ad
aV s and 2eth st. Ideal for rsodern
mats, as it's a fine renting location
Sl,ooo-For the cheapest corner in Sonfb.
east Minneapolis, close to the universitv
and ideal for renting purposes. So,t5
and west front corner, 1OSx132. on Res
con and Oak SITS Sc.
Sz,Zoo-For triple south and east front
corner. 13Sx123, all improvements. oa
1st 3 av S and 31st st. Another ideal
location for flats, as it's Close "a
M1collet and Selby Lake Iinss.
SlZo-lrVing av N, between SOth and aod
avs; wooded east front lot, 42y1aT. IT,
above grade; SIS cash and IS Der month
Szo cash and $40 per month for an east
front lot on 31st av s, between TsIa
sna aIax alst SITS. Lots are 43x12s; price
sImMihnehaha 4Ist ats 6ao av between 10th and
4ha abe $lo per month. Cheapest lot 1, On
partridge Heights, Lake Minnetonka n,
eiectr1c car line. Cars stop rieht tbs.a W
only one mile to Excelsior. One -fon-tL
20 one-half-acre lots for only sa5o ~
S4oO. Terms. Beautiful woo5ed 70 ~
yer very nigh and slightly. Call or wgts
y; 9. Bell Investment Co.
security Bank Building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

81, 500 FOR ONE OF THE BEST HOMES
In Oak Park; recently put In frst.class
condition and all modern. There are
10 rooms and fine bath, combination heat.
we'll arranged for large family and
very attractiyely decorated; also barn.
1t will pay you to call ut the house and
thoroly Investigate the property. Large
south front lot .-
se60-No a12s Findley av. Good seven
room house. renting for $40. East
front lot; 4ox77. stone walk cI1ntl ana city
earlines. We know this is cheap home
s2,5ooSNo. 1900 I'd av s. Modern seven
room house, open plumbing. hardwood
front front corner corn lot lot ssxi27; all improve:
ments in and paid for. This property Is
cheap. s..
$500 for No. s21s I'd av s. A strictly
residences You must see this property
and location to appreciate the real value
Of such property. East 'front.' lot
40x12o.
Ss,85O-No. 1924 Grand av Is new seven
room modern residence; also large bath,
with open nickel plumbing; full base
ment, hot water heater, laundry. water
meter gas and fixtures; neatly decorated
all through; hardwood finish and floors
first floor and staircase: Georgia pine
floors, oiled. on second floor; front and
rear vesttbules. large pantry complete:
there are three chambers ana Iour gooo
Closets storm sash and screens; east
front lot 42x12S; lot graded and sod
ded. Some of this work yet to be COM
pleted, but we can show you through
another house now completed; $500 to
$500 cash and monthly payments.
s. S7OO-No. 1922 Oakland av, good 7-room
modern house, Just built; hot water heat,
automatic gas lighter. built-in sideboard;
very fine east front lot Al feet wide.
?: This is bargain. Look it up at once.
s1,25o-No. 1920 29th av s. is new
cottage home of rooms on first floor;
also front vestibule. pantry, two closets,
cellar, we'll and cistern: stairway to SEQ
- ond floor, where two good rooms can
easily be finished off. House is double
, papered and can't be beaten for the
- money. Large lot 4sx157; stone walk;
only two blocks to Minnehaha carline.
-. and only half block to selby Lake line.
Price 81 $50; 5000 cash and $126o per
month. Stop renting.
~. b. G. Bell Investment Co.,.
= Security Bank Building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
FOR SALE CHEAP.

On the instal1ment plan.
The sweetest little home in the city, on corner
of ed and 32d st S. only two blocks from
Lake st car line.
This house has seven rooms besides the
bathroom, with closets for all rooms sec
ond floor; pantry, good cellar, city water in
kitchen, sink, wood and coal house. lot 45X172
feet to alley; sidewalk long side paid for;
this house Is built of the very best material,
with heavy paper between siding. between
roof boards and shingles, also between floors,
mortar filling between joists on cellar wall.
hard plaster, best white lead paint, oak grain
finish, and everything frst-class.
Also nice house of six rooms on first floor
in same block, built equally WELL for $1,70O,
on payments of 5000 down and $15 per month.
Cali on G. c. Taylor, 446 and 44S Security
Rank building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

4s AA040VOO.
Continued.
S3,000-NEW, STRICTLY MODERN, Z ROOMS,
hardwood finish; gem; nicely ar
ranged; beautifully decorated best hot
water heat; gas fixtures; open nickel
plumbing porcelain bath and fixtures;
full basement; better lawn in town,
and garden, shrubbery, fences; lot 40x
Ito; east front; stone walks; $500 down
and $50 per month; Blaisdell one block
from Nicollet; three minute car service
morning and evening; owner must leave
S., ,2oo-strictiy Str ys up.todate, rooms and barn.
something SWELL elegant hardwood fin
ish; built for home and no better
built house in town; east front; beau
tiful lawn; water, gas, sewer, curb,
walks all in and paid; can be bought
on very easy terms; Park av and 33d.
So, ,500-Can't be beat, rooms; every thing up
to-date and complete; must be seen to
be Appreciated; east front. in Sunny
critics and several other lower priced
homes that are certainly great bargains
owing to the circumstances
j. B. Gleason 800 Phoenix. .}
Both phones at office. Res. 7. Q. 412s
NORTHEAST SNAPS THAT IT WILL PAY
81. .425. with $500 cash and small monthly
| payments Will take the 7-room house and
| beautiful lot No. 2545 Pierce st. This place
has a fine, lot of desirable shrubbery, such
as grape vines. current bushes, etc. 1t has
Of Of the % very best and , rapidly ' improving loea
tions Northeast; an expenditure of $50 would
| make it sell readily for $1,S00, and it's
worth It,.
1915 with only 1915 cash down. and small
| monthly payments. takes that snug little cot
| tage and south front lot. No. 707 10th az
| NE. 1t rents we'll will make you a goot
! little home. ..-. s..
| $3.50, with $3.50 cash. will buy the Groom
house No. TIA 10th NE.
$1,7o0 for an s-room house renting for 81
| a month"; 26th av NE, near Polk st: $40t
cash and SIS month payments. We lay'
other more expensive places, but these littl'
| snaps should be taken quicker than wink.
| P. G. Deming,
| 2401 Central AY
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

LOWRY REALTY CO.'S BARGAINS.
.s, Both phones, 329 Boston Block.
Big investment. Brick veneer duplex fat build
ing, six rooms and bath each; open plumbing;
> four mantels, steam heat; rents for $50 month
ly; pays net income Of 10 per cent; 81, 900.
Near in.
Brick veneer four-hat building Of seven rooms
each; fine hot water heating plant; large
yard, strictly frst-class; rents for $2,O40 year
ly; nets 10 per cent; price, S14 ,00O Near in.
Nine large rooms. nicely decorated, newly
painted; fine yard. shade trees; remarkable
bargain If taken soon; worth So, 600. We need
the money-S2, 600 with easy terms will take
it. See it. On line to St. Paul.
Open for inspection any time. 1918 3
Lake at.
Here is dandy sevenroom house, all
hardwood finish and hardwood floors I'D and
down; full basement; fine large lot; large
porch; full open nickel plumbing; worth
SO, 900; will sell at once for So, 600. We must
have the money. Open this Sunday after.
noon. 2738 18th av s.
See us about building you new home,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
LAKE HARRIET AND CALHOUN.

LAKE HARRIET AND CALHOUN.
One OF the nnest homes, close to Caihouhi
ished in flemish oak; 8 rooms; hot water
heat; large grounds; beautiful shade trees;
tine auto house; this home, must be seen to
be appreciated; best OF reasons ror selling.
SO large; good sized rooms; hardwood finish !;
spacious porch; looking OH to Vaihoun
these are hard to be found. &
water, gas; thoroly we'll built; very COM
Portable for winteri small barn. four east
front lots; near Lake Calhoun.
Snap In duplex, all modern, 10 rooms,
owner must have money; ail for $3.50; cost
twice the price asked. as
81, $50 only for a new Groom house. fin
ished in natural BIRCH with hardwood floors.
This Is good bargain; close to car ana s lake, e.
for home and cheap for the price.
81 100, easy terms, takes broom cottage
and three lots, close to car; hne chance 70
raise all kinds of fruit, vegetables and chick
$8.5O0 for one Of the best built houses In
Linden Hills. one block to lake; east front
lot. 60x170, on Park boulevard; II you are
looking for home, let me show you thru;
$4,000 takes an ali-modern 7-room cottage
large east front lot, one block to car and
$500 buys nearly new all modern 7-roona
house. east front, hot water heat, 800 feet
from lake; very pleasant summer ana winter
home. .....
very complete for two families, income pay
ing investment; pays 10 per cent on y 6oo
Fine list Of new homes Of latest. design
near Lake Of the Isles; also large listing o.
homes In the eighth ward see me before yo'
buy as can save you money.
Geo B, Dartt,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

D o o o o Q . o @ o
o MINNEAPOLIS TRUST COMPANY,
o Hennepin and 4th st.
0 Kenwood District-SiX fine lots on Oliver
o av facing Lincoln av, affording
0 fine view of the city; make offer on
o whole Or part.
0 Make Otfer-On this fine lot on Colfax av
0 S, between 25th and 26th SITS. Will
0 be sold at once, and at bargain.
0 $750-Fine east front lot on Fremont av
o N, 9th av. Look this up.
o $55O-Each, for two fine lots at the cor
o ner of 32d av N and Sd st, 46x
o 157 to alley.
o $35o-Each, for five lots near 22d av NE
o and Sd st, growing district. Make
o US an offer for the whole piece,
0 213x15S
o 0 O 0 O O O o O O q O q n
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

$,e,ooGsa1ox 1900 ; { bwEtl1Se, = : Z o IASeG S
porches, corner lot large barn with
mans room. Heating plant is in the
barn. House contains nine rooms.
Elegantly furnished in mahogany and
oak first floor and white enamel
second floor, two bath rooms, in the
very best section of Lowry hill dis
trict, II you are looking for home
that you will be proud Of, let me show
you this one.
$6O0o-Frame dwelling eight rooms; hard
wood finish large south front lot, near
Park av and 18th st. terms to suit.
Beach for se,5oo. This is a chance
Of life time.
S1,sOo-A double corner on Nioollet av in
side Lake st.
$4,00O-Eight-room house, Colfax av s,
near 9th st: all modern; $4,000 can
remain in mortgage.
S2,35O-3204 Grand av. Look at 1t.
l,SOO-Garfeld av. near Lake st; good
comfortable house. newly painted and
in good repair.
$5000-For a good business corner on Lake
st; has large brick house and room
for three stores besides The present
income is $3.50 per year., Can be made
to pay big.
T. A. Jameson,
20b Andrus Building.