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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-25
FIFTY-CENT PIECE
Caused Killing at Hazard, Ky.
Last Night.

Hazard, KY, Jan. 25.-During a
quarrel over fifty-ccnt debt last
night, Joshua Meadow shot and in
stantly killed his cousin. Burton Lit
tie. Meadows then attempted sui
eide by shooting. but inflicted only a
slight wound. He was arrested.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-25
STORMS HOLDS ON.
Gov. Hanley's Efforts to Gust Secre-
tary of State Fail.

Indianapolis, Jan. 25.-In the
custer proceedings begun by Gov
ernor Hanley against Secretary Of
State Storms. charging misconduct in
office. Judge Carter today sustained
demurrer to the action, thus throw
ing the case out of court. Storms
remains in Office.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-25
REBELLIous PEASANTS
Are Said TO BE Gaining the Upper
Hand in Siberia.

st. Petersburg. Jan. 25.---Advices
from Siberia state that rebellious
peasants are gaining the upper hand
over the government and authorities
are being overthrow and soldiers
have been expelled. Heavy fighting
is reported in the Baltic provinces.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-25
Taking Testimony in Missouri.

Cleveland. o., Jan. 25.--Attorney
General Hadley, of Missouri, began
the examination Of witnesses here
today in the suit to GUST the Standard
Oil Co. from Missouri.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-25
BOLD THIEVES
Threw Brick Through Window and
Got $4,000 Worth OF Jcwclry.

Chicago. Jan. 25.-Thieves this
morning threw a brick through the
show window of Chas. Il. Graves
jewelry store and stole $4,000 worth
of diamond rings and escaped.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-25
Russia Ncgotiatcs a Loan.

! st. Petersburg. Jan. 25.-Your
correspondent is informed that Pre-
mier witte has succeeded In negoti-
ating a loan with Germany.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-25
II KILLED.
In a Mine Explosion at whittviile
Arkansas.

Fort smith. Ark. Jan 25.-Four-
teen miners were killed in an explo-
sion In the mine at whittville laR
yesterday. &
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-25

Local Market.
Country bacon-12lsc.
Smoked sausage-l2hc.
Green sausage-10c.
Sweet potatoes-5oc per bu.
Irish potatoes--soc per bu.
Chickens--S0c to soc.
Eggs-1Sc.
Butter-20c-
Pork-6c.
Beef--2 hc TO sac.
Corn-50c per blu.
Hay--$i0 to $1S.
Loose hay->1i to t1s.
Lard-1oc.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Recalling a Letter After Mailing.

Many times people would like to re.
call letter after it has been mailed.
This can be done even if the letter has
reached the post-otfi :e of its destina-
ton. AT every post-office there are
what are called Withdrawal blanks" !"
Ga application they will be furnished,
and when deposit is made to cover the
expense the postmaster will telegraph
t. the post master at the letters desti-
nation asking that it be promptly re-
turned. The applicant first signs this
agreement: 1T is hereby agreed that
/: the letter is returned to me | will
pr"'"ct you from any and all claims
made against you for such return and
will fully indemnify you for any loss
ynI may sustain by reason of such ac.
rpn, and herewith deposit s. to
crNer all expenses incurred and will de-
liver to you the envelope Of the letter
returned. In many cases persons
have made rernittances to fraudulent
parties or irresponsible firms, not learn
IHg heir true character until after the
."t;cr had gone, and have succeeded in
recalling il.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
What Honesty Should Mean.

Honesty should m an something more
inan tinancia! relia biity, says ii. J.
Haywood, the employment expert. 1t
! the quality which makes man work
w.;hoIt watching the clock, r being
AFRAID that ne will give his employer
'Arrr value than ne is paid for. The
honest employee brings to his work the
best effort of which he is capable. and
b~grudges nothing where the interest
-; his employer is at stake. He works
without the supervision of a foreman,
or a time clock: he guards carefully any
hu-incss secrets which may come into
ms possession; and if he becomes dis
satisfied with his position he quite
cheerfuly and promptly without stir
ring up dissatisfaction among the rest
OF the force resigns his position.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
hotchkiSS Fair a Success.

Many Delta people attended the
Hotchkiss fair last week ana they bring
back only words of praise for the mar
agement. Rain interfered with the
first days program and the attcndan1r
was light, but on the second day there
was large crowd present.
Delta won the ball game from Ola;' Z
by a score of 6 to l. thus winning The.
500 offered. 1t is said to have been
an excellent exhibition and pleased the
people. 1t seems that Delta had better
have had home talent for the log roll
ing games.
The exhibits were fine, the racing
good and the Hotchkiss fair passed IN
to history as one of the best in the As
sociation's history. Good for Hotch-
kiss.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Notice Of Special Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Surface Creek itch & Reservoir Company.

whrrras. The Surface Crr"k Ditch \ Reservoir
Company u Corl,rrat ION "rGnnistNt had exist nE
under and Ivy Virtue Of thr laws Of the state nf
Colorado. and the term nf wears for which said
corpnratiou waS urSauiS,si i about To rxptr' Ivy
lawful limit ItInn and such rN'risr tinn has not
been ndmiui~IrNSi upon As AN rNptrN CNriN'ra-
ton or grur into iIuiuatl"n OF had any settle
ment or division of It's affairs, and
whcpsN>. in the nrIninn of the undersigned
stoc kho'f - II is advisable that the c"rp'T ate
life Of Id 'ompauy h' r'nrw,l and extended
for anoi ,. pcriud ,ftwruty years,
Now ThCr,'tNrC. notice il hrr'hy given 10y the
undersigned ockhnd"r~ "f the Surface ,r,S'k
Ditch \ Reservoir t"rnlsinN. "wuluS u"rr Than
ten cent Of the Cntirr capital stock "t s'''d
am ,auy and also by the president and ',Srtary
ot said rom, ,hsnv that special meeting of the
>tuck ho drr Of the said The surface CnNck bitch
& Reservoir omrauy has hcrn and hereby Is
called and will ir held AT the office "t the Com
pany ut kckcrt, in he county "f Delta and state
Of Colorado, ON the iNh da. OF October. laS, ut
the hour of: o'clock ". M for tho purir'>e ot
Suhn Ing To the votes OF the st'rkhnlders ot
the snid Company the question w rrnewin B. OK
tending and continuing the term OF inc"rlora-
tton Of the laid The Surface trck pi.ch kessr-
yOir Company.
Nmcs Zauinctti, William \. hennic"tt
Minnie H. kcnuicott. Victor ": kcnnicott.
II. W. Bull. A., + Miller
The Colorado Fruit Co. W: I lyiS.
JOHN GRIFFITH, JAMES ZANlNETTl,
Sscrotary. President.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

\vric. j. harr'y given that Al the ,icneTnI
'!uu tr In. held "n the -I>ti. day of N"yeIn-
:. 70 lsB. Ihcr. vii h. submitted a. I
.4a' f.-l electors of the State "t toi"rad" IL"
d, ,.lnn # amending the Con>tItu ion If -aid
.'st,
r.- author ty fpr submitting >uch question :
..n.A n SENATE l:i.l No. gj. which - in words
..la n-urr>. folio" iur. viz
$ b. No g. by >,.na or TaylorD
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
The Dutchman and His Dog

A Dutchman addressing his dog said
"You vas only dog but l wish vas
you. When you go nit your bed in.
you shust turn around dree times and
lay down. Ven go nit the bed haf
to lock up the blace und Wind de clock
up. and put the cat out, undress my
self. unit my frau wakes up and scolds.
den dc baby wakes und haf to walk
nit him the house around, den may pc
ven | gets myself to bed is time to get
up again. Ven you gets up you stretch
yourself. dig yourself. dig your neck a
little und you vas up. l haf to light de
fire, put on de kettle. scrap some nit
my frau already und eat myself some
breakfast You play around all day
und haf blenty of fun haf to vorak
all day und haf blenty of trouble. Ven
you die you vas dead-ven l die haf
to go to hell YETI
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Cedaredse News.
Surface Creek Champion

r. l. Myers left Monday for eastern
Oregon to attend to some business
mattert.
C. B. Pickett this week sold the W.
H. Giddings ranch Of forty acres to X.
w. Curtis ct al for So 900.
D. J. Gipe and son, w. H., were in
the mountains on hunting trip THIS
week. They returned yesterday with
one deer.
MIR. Whitesell. of the new firm OF
Whitesell & Byrd. is suffering with
case of typhoid fever. He is getting
along as well as could be expected at
this time.
Mrs. P J. Myers was taken to st.
Luke's hospital in Denver on Monday
where she is to have very difficult
operation performed. Mr.. Myers ac-
companied her.
/ The local lodge of Woodmen has been
notified that it is the winner of the $40
banner which was to be given the
lodge getting the largest number OF
new members.
| w. A Shepherd and wife were up
/ from Delta the first of the week. The
! former completed the final details for
! building an addition to the hotel and
/ will be here next week to commence
the work.
w. Gorsuch. the grain king of Dry
creek is erecting large frame granary
! in which to store portion of his heavy
crop of grain The structure is to be
l.x44 feet and will hold about 1000
bushels of grain.
John A Foell, of Storm Lake, Iowa,
bought forty acres from T. w. Odem
for 80. 500. 1t is IL miles northwest
buyer has gone to Iowa and will return
with his family to make their perman
nent home here.
A L. Patterson has sold portion OF
his land west of Cedaredge to L. c.
Storm. representative of Swift & Co.
The sale consisted of twenty acres and
the price paid was sl2OO. Mr.. Patter-
son. C. E. Jaynes and others have pur-
chased the E. J. Hinchman place con-
sisting of eighty acres, paying for the
same 5000.
Friends at Cedaredge this week re.
ceived word from j. G. Dinwijdie. for
merly of this place. to the effect tina,
he is doing well and that the entire
family is in the best of health and stooC
the trip very well. He is now working
in the lumber camps of Baker county
Oregon. and with his two spans o:
mu es is making from s. to sl2 per day
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Town Killers.

Town killers are classified in seven
separate punches, as follows: First.
those who go out of town to do their
shopping; second, those who want A
quiet town. instead of one of push and
business: third. those who imagine thel
own the town; fourth, those who der3r
public spirited men: fifth. those VINO
oppose everything that does not orig
nate within themselves; seventh. those
who seek to injure the credit or repu;a-
ton of another. The stamp of public
disapproval should be put on all such II
every opportunity
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
AN AT

5. b. Ho. q. by >rna'or Taylorl
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Sale of Timber.

Washington. u c. \uyu>' 81. lsH. Scaled
bids market outside. Bid, ImtSr Sale A"rilca-
iiou august is l@i tnrOmlahsrr. and adj
dressed Ia the run'>icr Forest Service. Wash uH-
ton. u. c. will hc received up 10 and imcludinS
the fifteenth day 0f OCtNbCr. rnd tNr all the ner
cha ,iahlv Ii,nd timber and all the live umuer
marked for cutting 10y the forest officers. On 4
dr>i guatc, area of about sixty lH'N acr> l"""te<t
Within he W. uwt, of SEC ~. and hee1. neh
Sc. 10 I T. NR u ". y VI. I. VI. ruc"mpahSre
Forest Reserve. Culrrnd"; estimated to hc "a'!'@
fr-', NJ. log scale. more or less "t tnSiehiahn
srrur,, and hi sam No hid OF les than 81 81 Iser
Vi f,~t h VI. will br cuusiccpI nui = dcp,'>it OF
SosL,n must acc. ,iul,anN cnch bid. iiinber upon
valid claims rxr,nul,sl FROM sale For further
information and regulations governing sales nd-
dress H. X Porter, Forest supervisor. Delta.
Colorado. -
A. X. CuIrTENnEN,
Est Acting Forester.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
HotchkisS Bank Sold.
North Fork Timcs.l

The Stockholders of the First Nat
ional Bank of Hotchkiss have sold a
controlling interest to Gordon Jones
and the Stockham Brothers. Mr.. Jones
is Vice Presidenr-of the United States
National Bank. of Denver. and W. B.
Stockham and A. H. Stockham are well
known business men of Delta count.
Under the new management W. 4.
Stockham becomes Vice Presiden, and
d. w. Thomas Cashier
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05

10 = .RMlT To Tdt Qualified ElEC ToR-
uF THE STATE OF COLORADO AN
AMENDMENT To- SECTION . OF ARTICLE
OF THE CbNSTlTI TON bF THE STATE
OF COLORADO. CONCERNING EI-EC HONS
AND VOTING NJ MACHlNE>.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Notice of Adjustment Day.
stat, ,f I,,s,r., H. lausNn NrceaS.si.

Estate II tIc,rcr TT. ans.'ll. Ttce'$sSt
Tn, undersigned having been appointed sd-
mini traitor ot the estate OF ,CNr-C IL lalu>on
late of the County VI pSltl i'll tn" state If tulu-
r7,,in, dr,,a>ty. hereby gives notice that he VIII
upI-Elr h,,fOr the County Court " said Delta
, unuly. nj the court House in lhlta. in >;'ld
ouuty On Monday the l5tn day of uct"hSr. y
N las; at the hour Nf 10 ~ rluck \. NJ az SAID
Jay. at which time all ls,rsous having claims
against said estate an notified and irlur>t%t l."
1T, nd for the purpose If having tn" same ad-
ru.t,Ni All persons ,udebtSi Ia said estate are
re- lu,,>tr,i lu make Immediate payment t" the
urtlrrsi: :u,-i.
irmlsr. y u. ltsS
MIL ARD FAlRlAMR. Administrator
# the estate of George II lan.s"n ber"">S''.
%a-lt.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Farm Leans.

Money always on hand for farm
oans at S per cent.
No. As KING & STEWART.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
Money to Loan.

KING & STEWART have always on
hand money for farm and town loans
at lowest rates Of interest.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved
PAUL BEUHLER,

456 Temple Court. sfa
finished IN the choicest selected hardwoods,
handsomely decorated throughout; electric
thermostat connected with one Of the latest
plants, fine gas fixtures, window shades, storm
sash, screens. sideboard, mantel, built-in hall
tFee In fact everything you could possibly
front lot, size sox12o to alley. This is one
Of the rare bargains; we'll located in the
eighth ward. II you want q bargain In f1ne
nome, Well located, don't delay but see this
S. 81 '5oomone tet of the best and handsomest, al.
most new, eight-roon hardwood finished, up
to-date homes in beautiful Lynnhurst addition,
where you are protected against inferior I'm,
provements; this beautiful home is surrounded
BY new. p-to-date homes that cost from
$500 to $4,000; the grounds are the g grand, ID.
the most beautiful shade trees, fine garden,
Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, cur,
rants. all in bearing; stone walks. curb and
and storm sash; fine location, Fremont ay S;
49, don't lon fail to see it; can't be beat o.,
S2Soo-Such bargain will never be heard OF
hardwood finish, gas fixtures, window shades
storm sash, screens, fine mantel, nice bath @
hsm1 good heating plant fine dss t. lot
81, 4Oo-Look at 72s e 25th st, .eight-room,
nicely arranged home, city waters sewer; this
Osr arg nice s6o lot fst to alley t besro s
afraid to make me your best offer; keys at
Office. possession at once.
family, except heat hardwood finish, gas
fixtures, window shades, storm sash, screens,
everything complete; fine east front lot, near
jackson st Me-; easy walking distance; big
bargain. Don't fail to see it;
81. .7OO-One Of the choice up-to-date homes in
sunnyside. This is a special bargain and
good for this week only. If you are in the
market for a Sunnyside home don't, fail to
see this, as you will never get such bargain
again In this choice location.
S4,200-Look at this beautiful up-to date,
strictly modern eight-room home finished the
choicest selected highly polished hardwood;
hot water heat; don't fail to look 1t over be-
fore you buy. 3345 Grand av s. - :
52x145, city water, good cellar; Girard sneai
So, 800 Beautiful, new, 7-room, all modern,
hardwood m finished m home; big e., lot. fine loca-
So, 75O-Look at 2214 Emerson av n; beautiful,
up-to-date, all modern except heat, home
fine location; fine shade trees; all kinds Of
fruit In bearing.
81, ,5o0-Good two-family house; city water ny
and downstairs, fine barn, always rented, ,$17
per month; good lot, fine location, one block
s., ,2oo-strictly modern, up-to-d date, hardwood
finished, hot water heated home, well 10
Gated in the eighth ward; easy terms; $500
ished, up-to date, S-room home,. hot water
heat, near LaEe Calhoun; would exchange TO,
house in South Minneapolis.
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine
new up-to-date homes in Lowry Hill, Lake OF
the Isles, Sunnyside, Lake Calhoun. Lake Har
riet or in any part Of the city, at all prices
If you wish to make quick cash sale list youl
property at once. No charge made for adver
tising it. Or borrow money, call and see him
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Berglund, 2l2 First
avenue Sc, a girl. ...-S.
Mr. and Mrs A. Koehn, 41s Fourteenth
Mr. Mr.. and md Mrs. Thomas Jones, 2sIo Lyndais
avenue N, "a boy.
s Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Cranston, 4o4 East
Twenty.sixth street, a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fosland, 2934 Cedar
avenue, boy. a-I
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Kerr, 2s15 Clinton ave.
M Mr. : and Mrs. A. sussman s1s Eighth ave-
nue. n, boy.
avenue Sc, boy. . =
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
MIKkEAP0LIs Z ST. LOUIS R.R
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Nellie Mitchell to Isaac E. Burgan,
block 10, Thwing's addition, and lot
l, block Z, University Avenue addi-
tlon ~: 49,. - n.;s .,;.,. as 90. p,
tSrop hH ssz PAX fssd sddfton IF lot g. block l.
Alonzo Shaver to WIN a. Carr and wife, "
lot 7. block 10, First division, Rem =
Frank ]. stoddard to Carl Erickson, two
acres Of government lot 4, section s5,
Charles SSH Il. webster bs to to- Agnes ]. Cook : :
sey, north one-haR Of lot 4, block 2,
Gilpatrick's Second addition. .......... !,
Wisconsin Blue Grass Land company to ;
"a, 27 and 2s, block 1. also lots 9, 4,
3. IA and Is, block IL, Blaisdell's i.
Asnes su',Rn R Triciey to Lars I;ngaas, lot b
Sarah L. and Joseph 81. Smith to Frank
J. Stoddard, part of lot 4, section 35,
township III, range %, containing Ave
Adele Morrison to Michael Herbert, lot ~
7, block II, Borup's addition. :::....:.:.
Charles W. Pratt and wife to Hilda NJ.
Moss, lots & 8 and T. block 2 Faook's
Fa1s REsrsas idsestmenf aaS1ifn company to John L.
gent, Wrright's addition .......:....... 2,
Jens Jensen and wife to Jens Clauson,
so south 10 S.,,s feet Of lot g. block TO- West
william I Rerecord Buck and wife to Mn
lie A. Drew, lots 81 to "a, block 8,
rearrangement Of Menage's Lakeside
Julia Ia1k and Henry Ebert to Rens Gilmore,
lot 8, block 9, Highland Park addi-
Hibbard & richardson company to Anna.
bel White, lot II, block 2, Abbott &
Sundby's addition .......... e
" sss{ ard sest wife ,6ss t. PoGs :
block 8, East Side addition. .....:... 4
Charlotte and W. O. ~Fawkes to Arthur =
W. Force, west two acres OF right OF :
| way Of Minneapolis, st. Pnul & Subur-
ban Railway company to part of south
west Of southeast section Z, township !.
wiiam III ranEs g. aoodfeiicw & to wiiiian j. Ia
Paine, lot g. block g., second division,
Remington Park. k.....................
O. v. Altnew and wife to M Mary Kramer. ran
| block /, Roberts addition. ....s....... B
| National Life Insurance Go. to Reuben
Ramsden, lots 8 and 6, Edwards B
Lewis subdivision, Bakers addition. 50
George Jacobsen to Malvina Sutter, lot
|, TO- block 81, Remington third addi- 81,
A. r. Aileman and wife to Benjamin L.
Hamilton lot 8, block 4, Dean Park..a
Twenty -four miscellaneous deeds.
| Total sis.s,i,ass..ss...... S46
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
BUILDING PERMITS

frame dwelling " -. ........... - 1920
story frame store !. - .........:........ 1000
S., " story. fr1 ne dwelling. .....".. 1850
Y. A. Shepard 1901 Girard avenue s,
two-story frame dwelling ............. 5000
Alfred Forslund. 2214 Bryant avenue N,
two.story frame dwelling ............ 1900
TWenty-four minor permits. 1900
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
WANTED-REAI. ESTATE

WANTED-GooD LANDS IN sAsK., CAM,
from quarters to three sections. Give legal
description and lowest price in first letter.
WANTED-IMPRovED ACREAGE PROPERTY,
with lake frontage within 80 miles Of city;
state cash price and give full particulars. Lock
Is Box 461. =. 81
1 WANT TO BUY SMALL PLACE SUITABLE
for poultry raising. within 20 miles of Minne-
apolis; give price and location. Address s897,
journal,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22

e Invest your money where you =
|: get the best results. IL you invest y
E in Journal want ads you will End .
8 they pay big dividends. Only 1c O
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
MACHINERY

PUMPING ENGINE TOO GAL. PER MINUTE,
in fine condition; also engines, boilers, pumps,
pipe and heating material. The ID. NJ. GIL
more Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
IRON WORKING AND WOOD woRKINa MA.
chinery; large stock of secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd at s, Apls.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

MARd1AUG A1CENbfS'
Charles 8. Lowe and Josephine Morris.
Albert Hartwig and Anna Lehman.
Anton Christ and Caroline Swedel.
Donald Mcintyre and Nina v. Wodard.
. Frank Strandberg and Alexander v. Ahlfn.
Chris j. Whempher and -verna A. Huber.
Louis Herscovitz and Ida Setverman.
Walter n. vesper and Susan e. Shield.
Ernest G. Stubley and Catherine Muir.
John Dalsin and Olive Besser.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.

f =a. Continued.
ss5o-LYNDALE Az 8. BETWEEN seth AND
above grade; city water.
st; west. and north front; 7exiso.
S70O-Make offer. Sd av s. between 37th and
ssth SITS; east front; 5ox1ao: city water
s7th 'We ss ,s west front t. 5ex1so ."een 0'n anu
s4oO-First ray s, between, seth and 87th SITS;
east front. 45x126: city water and stone
s35o-Grand av between 9th and 3sth SITS. west
s.oo front 4ox1sl sLad level on grade - as.
SITS; east front; 40x131; level on grade.
ssoo-offer; 1st av $. between ssth and seth
$5o0-Pleasant av. between seth and 37th SITS;
3ss5o-Eaeh for twe lots. sth ay $. between
two feet above grade; good building sand
city water and stone sidewalk. =
ag Hstxssn ssHIss 4sth and 47th ts
tween 45th and 4eth SITS; east front; AK
ss25-Make offer, Bryant avs S between 42d and
4ad SITS. west front. 42x134: two feet
ssoo-Make offer. two lots on ,Aldrieh av $,
corner of 4sd st, east front: 42x134 each;
three feet above grade:
42d and 43d SITS; east front; 42x134; three
feet above grade,
: POULTRY RANCH. -E--.--..,
80, lots, or s acres, located blocks from,
creek. These lots. must be sold and we
have cut the price to $780,, Think Of acres
$500. $780, : You I cant duplicate it. Very easy
: terms. Let show you.
Crocker & Crowell,
., 315 Bank Of Commerce Building.
- = LYNNHURsT.
$500 for two lots on Colfax and 45th st.
5000 for two east front lots on Colfax and
S. ooo perhaps less, beautiful east front, double
corner, on 46th st: choice.
George II: Hutchins,
| 4O4 Phoenix Building.
| - ccLFAx Av BARGAIN.
| between 33d and 34th, Colfax: three fee
| above grade; city water; trees, sidewalk an(
gas, only $41o BY owner, B. W. Baker, lis
| 9th st, S. -, -. ,-. ..7- ..-.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON G1RARD Av s, HUM
| boldt, Fremont and Emerson for sale yer,
cheap for few days. Must have tax money
Make your best offer for seven lots on eti
| av and Knox. Hermann, 40 Phoenix.
$3.50 WILL BUY a HALF-ACRE LOT, COR
down and s25 every six months. william
Hendricks, $50 Guaranty building.
block 6, sunnyside addition to Minneapolis
| Foley Co., Aitkin, MINI ,.''
WANTED-AcREs ALONG THE RIVER BE
| tween Mendoza and Bloomington. Address
with full particulars and lowest cash price
| 1859, Journal. :@t !
CALHOUN PARK-CoRNER LOT FOR SAIL
! by. owner; must sell immediat tely; 33d st AM
| Holmes av; lot a., block 46. Address 1880
| Journal. 5|~~
! THREE ADJACENT LOTS. CALHOUN PARK
between 31st and ;52d SITS. Holmes ay; will sci
| one or all. See owner 42S Lumber Exchange
! DO you WANT. THIS LOT, 4ox1s2, STEVEN
! av, between 39th and 40th SITS, at $275? Field
! $40 Hennepin av, :
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-22
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