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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-04
JOHN M. Caldwell

been in three yeaas Ioo received
into the church on profession OF
faith and 95 by letter, statement
or restoration, giving a present
total of $50. There were last year
twenty conversions among the
pupils OF the Texas Woman's Col
lege.
The best record of the work ac-
complished by pastor and people
laboring together, said the speak
er, is the record in heaven which
no man shall know until the judge
ment. Here he beautifully portray
ed the many acts of the life OF the
christian, which seemingly of little
Importance, are indeed OF great and
eternal moment in the record of
heaven.
DR.. Butler heartily thanked one
and all of the people of Bryan
whose Kindness to him he declared
has been unmeasured, every act of
which is treasured in his memory.
He said that he expected to stay
here as long as he and his people
felt that il was Gods will for him
TO remain: but that he would
frankly state his purpose to leave
without further notice whenever
he felt called of God TO labor in
other fields, and he wanted his
congregation to be as frank with
him. He said he had with the
help of his people built around
Christ and not around himself, and
that if he should go away or down
into the grave the great work
would go on without let or
hindrance.
The discourse was closed with
a glance into the future, and the
minister declared the next three
years should witness still greater
along every line OF
Those who have given
TO the cause of the Lord i'll any
sum even TO thousands in the last
three years, are as we'll and better
off and more able to give than they
were then, while by the same token
of growth the school should pros
per, and the spiritual ground
gained should increase the harvest
OF redeemed souls.
The service closed with All invi-
tation from the pastor to clasp
hands with his church members
and other christian people in a
pledge for future endeavor, and
the warm and general response was
a notable feature of the service.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-04
PASTORS THIRD ANNIVERSARY.
Strong Sermon by Dr.. Butler al the
First Baptist chureh-Resulis
Accomplished.

Sunday morning a II o'clock
DR.. George B. Butler, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church and presi-
dent of the Texas Womans Col.
lege, preached his third anniversary
sermon in the presence of a very
large congregation. As the Eagle
has previously stated DR.. Butler 5
work liz this community has been
remarkable in its scope and influ-
ence and is widely know for its re-
suits. He has declined repeated
calls from other cities, some of the
latter being among the largest in
the state, and has steadily pressed
forward, ably aided by his congo
CATION and by the people of this
community, in building up church
and school enterprises of great
magnitude and greater promise for
the future.
For a scripture lesson DR.. Butler
read the roth Psalm, and selected
as his text the third verse of the
same, which reads: THE Lord hath
done great things for us; where
of we are glad" He said the
text applies with equal force to the
people of the present day as to the
children of Isreal. He contrasted
what God has done for man with
what man has done for God, emu
meratipg Gods temporal blessings,
redemption, the gift OF the holy
spirit and the power to do Gods
work. These points were elab-
GRATED, following which, declaring
he belived that lie and this people
were drawn together by the spirit
of God and the work accomplished
devinely appointed, the minister
reviewed the results OF three years
work in its various phases.
Financially the results have been
OF great magnitude, embracing the
new church building and school
enterprises, together with mission
and all other regular
church work. The sum total of
funds raised for all purposes dur
ing the past three years is $40, 6o2.
OF.
The social side of the church life
has been wonderfully developed,
and the work of the young people
has been no less notable and Sue
cessful than to have formed the
basis from which the Texas Wom-
ans College was projected, which
school has reached, in is second
year, the remarkably successful
stage Of paying running expenses.
The spiritual life OF the church
..as been quickened aud the mem
D-rship built up. There have
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-04

Sterling Silver has advanced again. well silver plate
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-04
!. r. Bate
Attorney az Law.
Real Estate for Sale

I have several nice family res.
iences for sale, ranging In price
from s6OO.O0 up on the most liberal
terms; all situated near the graded
school on east side.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
Real Estate Bargains Prices and All Locations

for fuel, and it's power plant consists
of two fifty horsepower steam motors.
The Erie Is specifications call for a
maximum speed of thirty eight miles
an hour on level track, and twenty-five
miles an hour on grade of 104 feet
to the mile. IT must also be able to
haul trailer at thirty four miles an
hour or eleven and one-half miles on
grades. The car will weigh about three
tons.
The machinery Of the car will be
constructed in Europe and the body
built at the Erie shops. The first ex-
periments will probably be made be-
tween New York city and Manuel juno
ton, N. Y, and if they prove success
full, many Of the small and now un-
profitable branch lines will be equipped
with the double result of better serv-
ice and small profit.
The cars may be run frequently, and
in addition to their usefulness on the
branches, may be used on main lines
between cities which are not far apart
and which need more frequent service
than can be given by the present cum
bersome and expensive local trains.
These experiments with separate car
are distinctive feature from the cleo
IRRIGATION Of the suburban lines in New
Jersey and New York. The Erie is
credited with carrying more commuters
every day than any other steam road
leading into New York city, and the
business has now reached the limit of
the facilities, requiring new and more
rapid and elastic methods than are af-
fOrded by steam power.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
HORT BROS.
2O6 ANDRUS BLDG.

YOUR OWN PR!cEss,eoo and pos
sibly considerably less. No. 200
Harvard st Sc. A very fine, strict
by modern corner residence, 8 large
rooms, oak finish. hardwood floors;
fireplace, bath, furnace heat, full
basement; corner lot, 44x132 TT. One
block to old Interurban car.
$38OO-No. 2O4 East 36th st. A
new, strictly modern, S-room house,
finished in oak and enamel, with the
best of hardwood floors. built in
china closet. Ice box, large pantry,
plate rail in dining room, card rail
in bedrooms; extra lavatory on first
floor; BATH laundry. hot water heat
ing plant, decorations to suit pur-
complete to the last detail. Good
residence section; lot 43x92 it.
S1O5O-No. 207 10Th av N. A good
Investment in a Groom cottage with
good cistern, well. Can be rented
at s11 monthly; lot s2hx55 TT.
UNIMPRovED.
$9OO-Lake of the Isles. A beautiful
east front lot on Lake place, be-
tween oath and 25th SITS; size 50xl30
it. Lies well. Must be sold quick.
$26OO-Lake Of the Isles. Lot on
Trying az s. between e g65n and gdth
size, loOxlo0 it. Fine location.
$1O5O-Lake of the Isles. Lot on
26th st. between Lake place and
Euclid place, facing south; size 5Ox
1856 feet to alley. Lies fine.
$55O-Lot on 4th av S, between 31st
and SD SITS; east front; size, 55x128
$2lOO-Calhoun Park. Two lots on
Irving av S, between Lake and 31st
sts east front; all improvements;
size, 46X12sh feet.
$7OO-A beautiful lot on East River
Bank Parkway; facing ssaa4 }on east st and and
sSioOICaihoun Park. Two lots on
Irving av S, between Lake and 3lst
sts; e eeS5od front; all improvements;
$780, beautiful lot. on East River
south at the intersection of Erie
| and Dartmouth SITS; city water and
stone walk; size, 50x14Oe it,,
$2S9oL9t atS on ts Park hnk,a av as len
cation CATH 1l' for ' dupieS house or or fiat; all
improvements, including paving.
$525-Lot on Colfax av S, between
2Sth and 2sth SITS, facing east; size,
| 45x128a it; improvements in street.
n between 9Th and 9Th avs, near
9Th av, facing east; lies well; size
$l57-Lot on 9th av $, between
ssth and 4oth SITS; east front; size,
Point, Lake Minnetonka, IL blocks
from Fairview station, 800 feet OF
fine shore frontage. Land well seed
ed and leveled off. A beautiful site
for a fine lake residence.
We endeavor to make satisfactory
terms to right purchasers.
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BUILDING NEWS

furnace. lace Cost, $500. 0oefn " 'er'0r nn's0 ana
Evensta & Hagstrom, COG Thirty third avenue
brick building at SOL Cedar9 avenue for Madga
Thoreson + will be 4ax5o. E. c. Haley, ar
the general contract to erect A. keogh's frame
residence at 1914 w TwentK.eighth street It
vii be Y 24x2s two-story, 3 attic and basement
H. R. Atkinson, 81 Eleventh street s, has
plans sso for frame cottage which he will erect
modern interior finish thruout. Cost. $4,000.
T.: R. Gorham has charge of the work Of
quitting quitting a.. twostory brick addition to the T. 3:
will be 22x30. Cost 1000.
The A1orrison-Cri company. Phoenix
block has the contract to erect the superstruc
Pike 8: Cook secured the contract to erect
the William Hendricks stores on Tenth street
jones' architect: Cost $40, 900. e
George W. Brown secured the general con.
tract to erect of brick stores at 1923 5
will be 4oseo. Cost $1,000. : '~~~s' y
! Pike & Cook received the general contract
for the E. J. Longyear cottage at upper Lake
Minnetonka. Cost $50, ooo.' The Keith com
| pany, architect. E& ~ 5
/ Joseph Johnson has begun work on frame
residence at 1943 Johnson street NE 1t will
be 26xso, to be completed in the fall Cost
| L. Jepson. architect, has plans for improve.
! ments to be made to the Window block on
| Washington and Second avenue 8. Cost 81, 900
| Louis A. Larson 2519- Ninth street s. has the
contract to erect a frame cottage, 24x2S at
2s21 Twenty second street E.. 1t will be mod
] ern. Cost S. 200 4,..s ..,z...rt
! c: 9. Johnson has the contract to erect a
| brick veneered barn at 1000 Humboldt ave.
nue. s. 1t will be 26x34. Cost $1,000.
A. NJ. Loye, 214 Union street Sc. has plans
! for cottage, 24x2s, at ZIG Union street.. r.
cost 81, 200.
| A. A. Swan has the contract to erect two
story brick stable at S11-S13 Thirteenth avenue s.
| to be SOx11O. Cost $4,000. t.s- .sE- ..>.=.ts
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
RAILROADSOBEY THE LAW
CHAIRMAN OF .TATTLERs' CLUB
DECLARES HIS COMMITTEE HAS
NOTHING TO DO.

Chicago, March 31.-The so-called
u.Tattlers club Of the western lines
is. about to disband, because Of lack
Of business, according to statement
by ]. G. Stubhs, traffic director of the
Southern Pacific and chairman Of the
organization.
All railroad men are living up to the
letter of the interstate commerce laws,
declares Mr.. Stubbs, and there is no
evidence Of violations to be given to
the commission. The Tattlers' club is
a committee Of western lines formed
last winter to aid the interstate com
merce commission. The members of
the club were pledged to inform the
commission Of any case of rebating
that came to their attention.
There is no business for the club ia
perform" declared Mr.. Stubs, who
has just returned from a trip thru the
west. The railroad men are living
up to the law and I guess we might al
well disband.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
Some 9Th Ward Bar Gains

$780, rooms, with bath, hot
water heat, open plumbing, hard
wood finish and floors; full base
ment, with laundry. A fine
home, near car line. .-&- e..
S46OO-Blaisdell av, modern 8
room house, nearly new, fine lot,
45x165 to alley.
$25OO-Harriet av, s rooms, mod
ern except heat, within walking
distance. Make offer.
3OO-Pillsbury av, beautiful s.
room modern brick house; east
front. This is dandy.
S56OO-Grand av, fine new duplex
house Of IS rooms; up-to-date in
every way; lot alone worth 800.
You must see this. Rent $50.
$4,000 Stevens ay; fine income
property, within walking distance;
pays 10 per cent net.
{ $4,000 Fifth av S and 10th st;
double corner 100x12S; all i'm
provements in street and paid for.
Il $4,000 Park av; 9 rooms with
bath, combination heat;, modern
throughout. Will rent for $40
per month. Would accept as part,
H payment, a good lot.
$4,000 Third av S; s rooms, mod.
ern; bran new, fine lot.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01

owner is awfully anxious to sell, and
that the real estate men are awfully
anxious to make the sale. It has come
to pass that as many as twenty-four
sign s,} boards may be found on one lot.
This condition has been misinterpreted
by strangers, it is discovered, and the
city has suffered from the wrong i'm
preston that real estate is drug on
the market.
In the two photographs reproduced,
two lots near Irving and Twenty second
street do not make an average bad
showing, and yet even here it appears
that the owners are anxious to get rid
OF their property.
Agents say that the sign board nuts.
ance results from several causes. In
some cases several different agents
write to foreign owners and each gets
the sale OF the vacant property. In
other cases owners living out Of the
city list their property with several diff
board and the result is often great
garden OF signs. The agents patronize
an advertising firm, which secures lists
of lots from the different agencies, an6
contract to put up the signs for them
on these lots. To save time the sign:
are generally put up at one time and il
a bunch. It is limited also that 8
good proportion OF the OFFENCES against
the eyesight are perpetrated by agents
who make contracts to have their signs
put up on all vacant lots, regardless Of
whether the lots are listed on thei
books or not. S~
A solution of the difficulty is sug
gested by p. G. Walton as part Of tn,
duties OF the new real estate boart
office secretary. He suggests that tn
secretary select certain lots, take a lis
of the agents whose signs are in evi
dence, and ask each one Of them b,
mail the name of the owner, etc. B;
sitting out the replys it will soon de
velop who is legally entitled to sig
on the lot. Many an agent, says Nj
Walton, has his sign on lot when h
is not aware of the fact that the lot ha
since changed hands and with it hi
authority. to sell the property. A reg
ulation Of this phase Of advertising, Nj
Walton believes, would result in a col
! rection Of the situation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
Owners and Investors Agent Property Of all
Kinds Rented or Sold.
Special Bargains

$500 will buy 1922 26th av N.
A very attractive home in a choice
residence district. House has eight
rooms; modern conveniences; large
corner lot; S5-foot frontage; south
'front.'
$22OO-720 E 10Th st; neat home
in excellent neighborhood, within
easy walking distance from bust
ness district; large lot, south front;
house has 5 rooms, eli y water, gas.
$35OO-1461 W Lake st; Groom
house, all modern conveniences;
hardwood finish. Lot 42x1O4. Call
for permit to inspect house.
sS35OO-2736 Aldrich :av S. Seven
rooms, all modern conveniences;
combination heating plant; lot 40
x12S. Call for permit to inspect.
$45OOrA splendid investment.
Rentals now $40 per, month and
property not fully improved. Large
corner lot centrally located and
sure to increase rapidly in value.
$12OO-2600 Randolph st NE; good
Groom house, corner Dot; easy
terms if, desired. > azs =
$9OOO-600-602 Adams St NE. Cor
ner property consisting of three
story solid brick, fiat building.
Six flats and one frame dwelling
in rear. Always, well rented and
will pay good interest on the in
vestment.
$500 10th avs NE. A nice
house of seven rooms. Corner.
Easy terms if desired.
z UN1MPRovED PROPERTY
Choice residence lots on Garfield,
Harriet and Lyndale avs, between
3 Oath and 25th SITS, from $500 to
$1,000 each. p
Lot on Nicollet av and 34th st, east
front, $3.50.
Double corner, Clinton av and 34th
st, $1,000.
$225-Some choice lots in North
Minneapolis at this price. They
are bargains. We also have many
other lots for either business or
residence purposes at very reason
able prices.
FARMS
90 acres, Is miles northwest of Min
neapolis; good improvements. So
acres under cultivation; excellent
soil; bargain. Call for particu-
lars.
: n +, ~ -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01

$4,000 Portland av; one of the
best corners this side of Franklin
av; l0-room house; will rent for
$40 per month; lot 50xl40. =
$4,000 Pillsbury av; frame fat
building, corner lot 9Ox165; an
nual income $500. A snap.
$4,000 Pheasant av; rooms,s
modern; lot 45x165.
$500 Grand av; fine lot, near
Saith st, 42x128.
$4,000 First av S; duplex house
Of l3 rooms, modern except heat;
make offer. East front.
$11OOOEPortland av; two beau
tiful modern homes; corner lot,
90x120. Will rent for 800 per
month. Look this up. Is
$1,000 av S, near Frank
lin fine corner; Broom, modern
house. This is a dandy, and is a
bargain. Easy terms.
$44OO-Colfax av S; Groom mod
ern house; hot water heat, nearly
new. Fine lot >42xl28. st
$4,000 Pheasant av; large s.
room house, suitable for two
families; lot 47x12S. Owner
needs money. Make offer.
$4,000 Stevens av; double house,
rooms on each side; east front
lot, 45x129. Good investment.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01

2016 Aldrich av S. A
4 beautiful home of twelve rooms, sit
uated in the center Of our best resi-
s denee section. The finish is mahog-
) ton gas and electric fixtures, hard
wood floors. large colonial porch,
beautiful bathroom besides serv-
ants bath in basement and extra
toilet; hot water heating plant, ele-
CANT decorations; first floor has
den, dining room and kitchen; sec
ond floor has family living room, 4
bedrooms, toilet, bathroom, sepa-
i rate. closets for each; third floor is
storeroom; basement is complete
with fuel rooms, vegetable room,
5sx15s feet. Call at office Tor per-
mission to examine.
4$43OO-No. 5000 18th av S. A beau
tiful. strictly modern corner home
8 in the Powderhorn Park district; 9
rooms, finished In oak and BIRCH
( with maple floors, sideboard, china
closet, gas fixtures, elegant decora
Z lions, pantry, bathroom, hot water
heating plant, laundry, extra toilet
screens, vestibule in front and rear.
brick piers support porches; lot
& 45x12S it. The best house in the city
sa 9er tie money syoa cn,c.so ~ q
room thoroly modern house. with
good fireplace, sideboard, hardwood
floors downstairs, bath, combina ton
heating plant, gas fixtures, full
$4,000 house inside Of 25th st and
west of Nicollet av; 10 large rooms;
finish is heavy solid mahogany and
S. oak on first floor, enameled on Sec
ond and third floor, heavy mahogany
columned openings, beautiful fresco-
ing and decorations, combination gas
and electric fixtures, best of hard
wood floors, tiled bathroom, hot
water heating plant. billiard room,
large upstairs living room with fire
b place, French plate pier glass, built
in shelves and drawers in several
years old. One of the best-built
able to right purchaser; $3.50 cash,
$500 per month, s per cent; lot 45x
aso o #. Best zd resi de'1 SECTION.
room. thoroughly modern house,
with hardwood finish and floors,
fireplace, p-to-date bathroom, hot
water heating plant, laundry, ex-
ira toilet in basement; lot 41Ax132
Sl9OO-No. 2o25 18th av S. A =
room house, partly modern, with
hardwood floors. city water and
sewer connections to sink; gas FIX
lures. clsts sr1,,o vel; all IN good re-
offer. -t-0
$52OO-No. 1909 It'll st Sc, near
University. A thoroughly modern
14-room house, hardwood finish and
floors. fireplace, bathroom with up
to-date plumbing, hot water heat
ing plant. laundry, extra toilet in
basement; small barn; lot 55x165 it.
This property is in good repair and
will bear inspection.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS FhOfGhiX
$25OOO- Three-story solid brick
block, Nos. 232 to 242 10th av N;
monthly rental, $193; eight fats,
one store and large hall for lodge
purposes.
$4,000 Nos. 120s-121o 4th st S,
corner, 132x165, including 2-story
rs brick building, barn and sheds.
$165OO-Corner Of Washington
and 9th avs N; 821ax165; track
age; splendid warehouse property.
$6OOOO-Corne' Nicollet av and
18th st; 118x12S.
$4OOOO-91 feet front and good
depth, surrounded by alley and
- street on LIST av s, near Washing
ton. .l'l a. s,.~.
$35OOO-NW corner Washington
and Sd avs N; lot 6, block 81, Min
neapolis. Investigate this.
$25OO-55x1l0 on 9Th av N next
to 500 tracks. Two good houses on
property, renting for 500 a month.
S55OO-623 Sd st N. Large corner
lot, 60x160 to alley. Two good
houses, renting got $37 per month.
This corner is bound to increase in
value rapidly.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
$25OO-No. II 18th st N; modern
house Of eight rooms; east front,
excellent neighborhood; rented at
$27s per month. This is within
easy walking distance Of shopping
district and is certainly great
/ bargain. 81,
$55OO-272e-272s Colfax av s,
completely modern, hardwood
d floors, good barn; lot 60x12s to
alley. This is double house. It
affords an excellent opportunity to
: own a south and east front home
in a pleasant neighborhood, with
rents from the remaining house
sufficient to carry the entire prop
erty. This property could mot be
replaced for less than $780,.
$1,000 Corner Stevens av and
18th st; large double corner, with
3-story brick tenement row Of six
houses; now paying good interest
on price asked. Can be easily
changed to flats yielding large in
come.
$17OO- 1904 22d av N; good house
Of seven rooms; city water; large
lot; south front.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
ERIE BUCKS TROLLEY
Eastern Road Experiments with Power
Cars for Suburban Traffic.

The railroads are seriously consider
ing the inroads made upon the passen-
ger receipts of branch lines by trolley
competition and experiments are being
made with power cars that may be
operated frequently and cheaply.
The Erie has arranged for a series
Of experiments along these lines, and
has ordered CAM motor from Europe
in addition to an American-made gaso-
e eane car o1 t1o tteTd has many good
it's cost is problematical, owing to the
gradual, but none the less sure, ad-
vance in the price Of gasolene.
The GAM car is propelled by steam
and will carry about sixty passengers
It is equipped with an eighty horse.
power boiler, anthracite coal being used
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
HARDWARE; FIRM MOVES
Builders Company to occupy the Pont
81. Building,

4 In need of a larger store. the Build
ers' Harware company, for the, last two
years located at 505-5O7 Washington
avenue s., has leased the Pond build
ing at 623-625 First avenue s, and will
open it's new store Monday. Growing
business demanded the change, and with
about $500 square feet Of floor space,
the company believes its new quarters
will be adequate. A complete list Of
builders hardware and general line
of tools, paints, stoves and smaller ware
will be carried.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
Bryan Begins New Job.

r. w. Bryan, superintendent of the
st. Cloud and Fergus Falls division Of
the Great Northern road, will fill the
new position of general superintendent
of transportation, April j. The posi-
ton is practically the same as that Of
superintendent Of car service on most
lines. Frank Bell, superintendent of
car service, will be transferred to Mr..
Bryan IS present position.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
TAX SETTLEMENT
Hennepin Pays Over States Share Of
March Collections.

Hennepin county made it's March tax
settlement with the state yesterday. To
tai collections reported were $1,175,-
355.87. of which $119,213.33 goes into
the state treasury.
st. Louis county's settlement, also
made today, shows collections of 1884,
144.64, and state taxes collected amount
ing to $39,778.82.
A report was also received on the
forfeited tax sale held at Duluth, which
brought the state $1,026.94 in back
taxes.