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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

1904 bth Az s-THIs FINE NINE-RooM
). house in a block Of fire. homes, will be sold
to he party that can furnish us sloo9 Or
low to mention This house will be finished in
< the very: best manner and complete In every
Il detail with steam heat, best, open plumbing,
e elaborate side board and everything out Of
= the very best Call at our office for key to
Z examine this fine home and let US show it to
you Monday or Tuesday. Ready to occupy
ms co hass
LIST ay 5. +. l. Z
Sb5-No. It'll Sd Av. S, II ROOMS, ALL MOD
:; ern. with fine hot. water, heating plant and
thermtetat; also large barn: all IN good
order; fhe shade trees and large yard: this
IS in "a good location and warm and econom-
tcal house to heat.
- Cali on Janney,
ssz.Es 2e3 Oneida Bldg. &s5 ~
as14 coIuMBUs Az Is BRAN NEW HOUSE,
being completed and ready for occupancy
aoea hGs e %GSsrP . H1s RsfG d
AXE It an attractive home, Price. $2,70D
& and Sson your own terms. See Sus for this
!. snap Morrlson.C ritten1s Cos, 4os LIST avs.
ron LARGE MODERN HOUSE N
Lag Lake ef Isles additions near cars and only
x50. full basement and large attic. For per-
son !. needing i q soo1ny house. this - q bargain
81 Owner. To2 Humboldt az s. nc
ssss BUSINESS PROPERTY SPECIAL, q.
Fine improved business property now net
! ting per cent on Investment IN very heart
Of, city Tor 1mmediate sale; $40 200 cash viii
y IL wanting : positively safe Investment Ezra
Il. Smith. Security butt thg. gaEi5ts 81
FOE sALE--NEw sEvEN.RooM MoDERN
i house, oak: finish, firat door, pine! enameled
ssep ss e,,t aSps ana
leslrable ghberlogd Il Call Slinda " and look
SIS "a owner lives on PREMISES terms part
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

PARK-NEW, sEvEN-Rook
house. modern except heat; open nickel plumb"
ing, full basement, large attic; built by day,
labor and of good material: overlooking beau
tiful Powderhorn Park; only one block to
st. Paul ;ar line; convenient and an ideal
location for a home This house must be
sold soon, and will go at a bargain Terms
reasonable. Why rent? House Bill 18th av
s. Consider it before buying elsewhere. E
l.. Melin. owner, 41o Sykes block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

, o. Q 900 o % o o o o
s., 500 Will BUY ONE or THE INCEST 8.
room houses in Southeast Minneapolis, thor
oughly modern. hardwood, finish and nearly
new, 1854 18th av Sc. Lewis & Co.. 525
Boston block - p -, :
$500 ::
Buys lot, lovely: new. home at 3045: Dupont
av S; nothing better built in the" city: :
First floor elegantly finished in oak with
oak hoors beautiful sdeboacd. very artistic
nantel, second floor finished in white enamel,
large airy rooms no better basement ever
constructed, all laid in cement. Spence hot
water plant. This house will be finished in
two weeks. lot 4e=12S.
See for terms.
$1,000
Will purchase just the place you've been look
ing for to have that poultry farm and veget-
able garden, ocre of ground. beautiful trees
dve-room cottage, barn, chicken house, all in
fine condition, six blocks from car line, an
ideal spot with all the freedom Of the coun-
try. yet not inconvenient. Location 18th ward
This will rot last.
$3.50 -: -,,,..~as,.~-
Buys fine lot east and south front. corner
25th st and Lyndale av S. 55x119, water,
sewer and gas all in street and paid for there
is no better spot to erect rental property. T..
B. F. Yeates, 925 Phoenix, ~, -
Phone Main t1925-L - :" =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

CHOICE HOMES AT mSnf a2 COST :;
12S, fenced. good chickenhouse, fine
FOR Tor. chickens: near car, North Side:
D - = Try. close Offer. =. - $50
, $1,7oo-In 'applepie order. new, 5 rooms.
gns gas fixtures, graded !; and
. # sodded. Have "a look at it. North
3 :, Side, near car and school. II =
door, hardwood, gas, gas fixtures,
q storm sash. screens, easy walk OF
50 Of business fsan+ bargain n,oa.rS
q -j:s5.s eept heat, floors hardwood, gas,
@ 81 s. gas fixtures, full basement & storm
sash; a se5ee satb s 81 TERMS 18th
o $2,375-For two families, 8 rooms. new,
9 gas, gas fixtures up and down,
Q II storm sash, screens, window. shades,
O. t.T easy walk. never before offered at
o the price, bargain.
o s.. S5o-Never occupied, rooms, fully
o modern. hot water heat. hardwood
0 floors, gas and electric light. hand
some combination fixtures, side
0 board Hastily decorated throughout,
storm SASH screens, window shades,
complete and very attractive, south,
0 near car, easy terms.
0 thompson Bros,
o 234 Security Bank Bldg.
Q Q o Q o Q
o, o o 90 0 ase"co= 90 o o o .
o I'd
0 Like to
o Show You :
o beautiful home in Kenwood. located at
o 2O19 kenwood parkway. i The old story.
o bought home in Kenwood three years ago
9 It would have been a very profitable. in
0 vestment." The same thought will be ex-
Q pressed three years from now. Be one
9 of the wise ones and buy; this elegant 10
o room house, strictly modern, In every
o respect. with, all Z hardwood floors,
o all the latest open plumbing,
o combination heat, fine laundry, large barn.
n was oil hs} NV low 1oh or
o with all the wood selected, Couldn't be-
o gin to build this place today for any
o where near the price ask, only $4,000.
o If you want home and alta bargain see
8 !, sos Bank Of: Commerce Bldg.
o o Q o o o
Q 0 o o o o
Q WE BUY OR BUILD HOMES ON EASY
PAYMENT PLAN.
Q Payment. IS for each $1,000 per month.
0 You may have any amount from $500
up. Yon select your place and your plans
without expense to you: you select your
contractor. We furnish the money.
o All On Your Own Time.
We do business anywhere IN Minnesota,
North and South Dakota.
2 American Real Estate Investment Loan
o. Minneapolis, MINI. :
o =.
o % Q Q o % o o 90 O.
Q 0 o o % o o % o
. A GOOD HOME.
. For sale-No. 1916 ,-av S. ten-room,
o modern house., f-st-class neighborhood
o and surroundings: has always been oc-
2 Ecupied BY the Eowner$ and will be sold;
q at a sacrifice. s,'.3z>>. s.
3 .sSs = J.. see ". W, Price. 49,. Il
8 41a New York Life Bldg.
20. Q % Q 20 % 30 o" 90 O
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

LOWRY REALTY CO.'S BARGAINS.
.329 Boston Block. Both Phones. T..
$1,5O0-Nine rooms, easy terms, newly painted
and papered throughout; bargain. :.
81, 6O0-New seven-roem house, all open nickel
plumbing. mahogany finish throughout,
hardwood floors, q. dandy. r.
S., 500-Fine Harriet av~ home. east front, sew
en-room, all: modern combination heat
part cash, balance to suit. Here is a
bargain.
$5,00o-Dupont S. inside 31st. fine 10-room
:: house, hot water heat, finely decorated -
$6,250-Eearly new 10-room, strictly np-to-date
4: = fine heating plant 80-foot east front lot,
fine neighborhood, sickness reason SELL
: ing; 27as Dupont av s; owner will
$2,5O0-Nearly new seven-room cottage, see 1t,
:; 1887 james ay S, near lakes. - = r.,
SNAP OF THE sEAsoN-TEN-RooM HOUSE.
strictly modern; barn; best location on Lowry
Hill; price. 500; any reasonable terms to
|: s., 800 1920 Stevens, nine rooms, modern;
/. lot 5Ox140.t r. 80. !, II *
$e,ooo-2sse Irving nine rooms, modern,
new; lot 5Ox142. ;. .5 = j
+, 1918 Chicago .av, IL rooms, modern, large
barn. lot 50x150; cheap for cash, or Will take
T. North Dakota Ind as part payment. =
l.: ( 4 > FL. "A. Robinson Realty Co.,
$40 Railway Bldg. S-s. 6:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

: : -. JUST FINISHED. $500 !
:. " 2742 Colfax- Az. S, E..
Ten rooms, all modern, tSpence" hot water
heating plant. selected and highly polished
oak finish, plastered laundry, vegetable room,
coal bins; attic all plastered, swell side
board, electric lights, nice east front lot.
very complete. For cash. or on easy terms
Phone T. &C. 1923. !: NJ. A. Thompson, 2751
.14th av s.. = 80 - ) 8 = IS
:" = : ATTENTION.. =. =
= My loss,I your GAIN: Great sacrifice. s; All
modern duplex house of. splendid construc-
ton, finished in polished oak, two freplaces,
two sideboards, two baths, with instantane
GUS heaters; gas stoves, thermostat, water
meter, large laundry; southeast corner, 1855
feet to alley; room fer another building on
same lot. Mrs. Stanford, 2750 Pillsbury.l
MODERN CALHOUN Park HOUSE,
Never occupied, 1898 Holmes av S: eight
rooms, bath, attic and basement hardwood
finish, loaded glass, sideboard. Dutch win
dow, laundry chute, pantry, electricity, hot
water heat: built by owner for horne 2115a
blocks from Lake Calhoun and street carr
$4,450. easy terms: G.. Townsend 400 Kaso-
ia building. Phone 1862
. REAL ESTATE HAVE TWO VERY .
0 nice, modern 7-room houses, nearly fn- q
Q ished. IN, best Of location and neighbor 0
o hood, 3525 Blaisdell nv and 127 W Seth Q
. st. Call on owner, s. B. Appleton, "a o
o w seth st. T. c. 1864. Q
Q 30 o o o o o o o o o Q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

. MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH, A BEAU. o
tiful home in Calhoun park addition. o
0 built for owner by day labor, very Q
0 large living room with elegant mantel Q
o and bookcases, beam ceiling dining Q
o room is perfect dream, with built-in Q
o. sideboard, finished In selected quarter o
o weathered oak, parquet floors; nice Q
o. Kitchen and pantry; second floor has :
0. four very large, airy bedrooms, finished q
O., in white enamel beautiful gas fixtures, Q
o.. extensive decoration throughout. nice Z
o bathroom, full line of plumbing, hot Q
o., water heating plant, screens and storm q
O. windows, balcony upstairs for airing q
O.. bedding: I will sell this home at: q G
o low price, on your own. terms, ready c
o. for occupancy. Open Sunday afternoon
O. for inspection. A. E. Rydlum, builder (
o 1925 James s. Call T. c.. 1852
O O q a a q n {
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

= near Newton and 9th ay n; fine neighbornuod;
: hardwood floors and finish; best open nickel
plumbing, porcelain bath gas, lots of closets.
: pantry. shed, storm SASH screens, large lot,
: alley in rear; terms to suit. C. H. Drew, 511
=. New Work. Jjfo Ride ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

s2, 200 .2s4o eth Az s.; SEVEN ROOMS,
hardwood floors downstairs new BATH.
room; gas, cellar, water meter; street
curbed; three minute car service; three.
bedrooms, three closets, back hall. Very
convenient. 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

CHARMING NEW HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
aud bath, corner LIST av 8 and Seth; choice
location, finished in select oak,s,tb thoroughly
plant, laundry. columned openings, elegant
sideboard and handsomely decorated; open 8
i to 6; easy terms. Hassett, Bill Century
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

R,400 WILL BUY MY. NEW HOME, LOCATED
st. This house is bran new and If fully mod
ernt except heat, with beautiful mahogany
finish. hardwood floors and has six rooms, be-
sides BATH which is fully equipped in the
latest. open plumbing y: This house will be
sold to the: first party who sees It,. as: it, is
built. Fine lot. With, stone walk and nicely
soded; gas fixtures. window shades and all
convenience 60 with the house. ., Will sell
easy terms If desired, as L am leaving the
city and must make an immediate sale. Ad-
dress 431O Journal. fEE, 49," ~ ';St.---r: f..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

more su,nptuous then my royal palace near
the father of waters and the state univer-
sity. 1t is positively one Of the finest places
in the city. 1t is built in colonial style;
has a large crescent porch, with Ionic col
hnlns;. the full two stories high. beautifully
stained and loaded plate glass :. windows,
marble floors, yestibule, a large, very attrac-:
. tive hall which opens upon magnificent plate
glass, side board and front stairway, giving
an atmosphere. Of comfort and eluxurience
rarely. obtained: The bath room alone cost
$1,000 and every. thing built on the same
scale. This Is one Of the" greatest oppor-
tunities ever offered to obtain a magnificent
home at one5haf what It would cost to
duplicate. Address 1902, Journal. ''S - =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

FOE 1SALE-MuSTssGELIl4. = A. BARGAIN,
& sF one 11.room house, with bath. all modern
/ except gas; large shed In rear; 3, 500. 243b
s 9th ay S
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

0 . MUST i . Be : SOLD 3 At At oS So o .
0 House 32a2 Humboldt avs S, the best of {
o everything; rooms, hot water, hard {
Q wood, no wood onss the ground, the best (
Q home. See It today. -
D % o&S0Eso o 90 o 20 0 o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

HOOKING LUMP, $3.50; DRY MILL WOOD.
$3.50 to So; Wisconsin mixed, 1915 ito 81;
plymouth Lumber Company, 237 Hennepin ay.,
ss,soth phones. - :. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

q ,00o-MoDERN HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
and bath, hardwood finish and foors full
basement, gas and fxtures,: decorated walls;
X So feet, east front; owner leaving city, 9
good bargain. The, E. A. Conrad, Co., 51a
Phoenix building. 81 t:sas 81 vs. e
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

$2375-NEwz SIX-RoOM HOUSE, ALL MOD
erp except heat, near 18th av Sc and 7th st;
hardwood floors and finish Best open nickel
plumbing, porcelain BATH gas. full ceniented
J. basement, lors of closets, storm sash, screens;
terms to, suit. C. n. Drew, oil New York
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

I OWN A DUPLEX BUILDING CONSISTING
Of two Groom fats, fully modern with best
all improvements in. in choice portion = of
Minneapolis, which am DESTROYS of selling,
This property has been built less than one
year and is finished with best of hardwood,
has full basement and will easily rent Tor
$40 per month. l will sell same for 81, COO;
First payment $500 cash and the balance las
you may desire. am certain that the house
alone can not be built for less than 81 800.
and it IS located on choice lot 5Ox13O feet.
This house must be seen to be appreciated,
an dat this price must be sold during the week
as l will not make this a standing offer for
any length of time, Address me for location
and permission to examine house. Address
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

o q
o INCOME PAYER,
O. Bargain Extraordinary.
o $12 500-Forty six rooms, nine baths,
o CRATES and mantels, gas, gas fixtures,
o 1 full basement, individual fruit cellars
o : fuel room, rent over .$f,700 per
0 year: actually pays; II per cent net,
Q < taxes and Insurance.: strictly first
0 class, thoroughly. we'll built, nearly
o. :: new; we ask the closest investiga-
o. tion if Interested call at office.
o Thompson Bros, :. -
o q 284 Security Bank Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

II SPLENDID INVESTMENT ON ONE or OUR
clean business Streets: lot 1Ox1b5. s. with two
small stores, living rooms and barn. renting,
s for $500 Der years lot alone worth "a 000.l
This belongs to an estate and will be sold
for So, $50. Void, $40 Security Bank Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14
NEW BEAUTIFUL HOME.

!, s1712 W, 31st st. one block from Lake Cal
: Hpun, with full view of the lake and boule-
& yard. Only two blocks from carline. This
: new and all modern Groom house, complete in
every detail, being built by labor under SUI
:; pervision Of owner All hardwood finish, man
ptastered attic with room for girl; best
spence hot water heating plant. plastered
laundry; house newly decorated; finest gas
<.hxtures, shades, . full storm windows and
sscreens; everything complete and house ready.
FOR immediate occupancy. = Call Sunday and In
iYestigate this PROPERTY. Part cash. Owner and.
T. G.: 5542 = = s-, r -
So, 7oo-NEw EIGHTH WARD RESIDENCE.
to purchaser: Gas range, gas fixtures, win
sdoW Shades, screens and storm windows. This
new house has seven rooms, bath and dens
=artistically decorated With latest style paper;
has handsome birch and oak finish through
out; there are hardwood floors, two panel
doors throughout, dining room has triple Win
+ dow, sfdeboard. plate rail; Kitchen has. cabs
met ILL feet long; bedrooms have two win
doWs, and closet, full attic; full basement,
with; laundry, coal bin, fruit closet; lot is
nicely -sodded and graded; stonewalks:r Tele-
phone Miss *Currier;- Main 4316, 7. C.. 1902.
THAT BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW s1x-RooM
cottage, No. 1900, Penn av N, full cemented
. basement, oak finish downstairs, white enamel
In ;, AL II chambers, hardwood floors throughout,
fun line Of finest nickel plumbing, with sewer,
water, stone walks, curb and gutter, all in the
street. This house was built for a railroad
: man.: who, has been transferred, and will sell
Sar less. than COST and price is $500, on
easy terms House open today from to S
:. pm fpr. inspection with, owner to make
terms. !: No agents. : =. !, :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

FOR 'sALE-oNE Of THE CHOICEST. BEST
: located homes on, Lowry Hill. nine bright,
= beautiful rooms, nicely decorated. oak and
: cherry finish, cost me $1,000 to build 1904,
shall sacrifice to- sell this week: must have
cash above, 81, 200, mortgage answer now
:. no agents Address 1870. journal
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

A FINE NEW HOME FOR LESS THAN COST
Of construction IS located at s2O5 18th av S.
t.ahis place has rooms Is fully modern IN
offered for anything like the money. Around
5000 will buy this place which would cost
you at least $500 to duplicate. See by
all means and make your best proposition
House can be handled on easy terms and mod
ern in every respect and, located in a block
time.-.- =: - :, : ::
/. :: = Morrison Cr1ttenden Co.; -:
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-28

formerly made to that point have been diverted to
jacksonville and Fernandna. In recent years the
receipts at Fernandna and this city have been about
equal to those of Savannah, and prices paid by the
exporters have been uniformly the the prices
paid daily in Savannah.
The conditions have been changing from year to
year in favor of this port and at the present time
Jacksonville is practically an open market. Accord
ing to the opinion of naval stores exporter, in
speaking OF the advantage of Jacksonville as a naval
stores market, it would appear advisable from the
standpoint of the consumer to operate through Jack
sonvile rather than to throw all of the demand upon
tho Savannah receipts, thus causing great competi
tiOn among the exporters and increasing market
prices in proportion to the demand, which then
snmes a speculative phase not in harmony with ju-
dicicus business methods. Eliminating the chances
for unwse speculation places the business on sub
stantal footing that speedily proves more profitable
for both producer and consumer.
In the railway facilities for bringing in this
traffic Jacksonville is especially favored. The con.
nections to all parts of the great naval stores field
arc OF the best and the shipper is the gamer by the
much shorter distance to point OF export, matter
of great Importance and one, too, that is not being
overlooked.
Then the port facilities OF Jacksonville are i'm
proving rapidly is another strong factor In the up.
building of the market. insufficient water for deep
draft vessels will no longer be impedment to the
trade Twenty feet Of water now, and twenty.four
feat assured in about eight months removes all OBJ
jcctons on that score.
That these advantages appealing to steam.
ship owners is shown by the announcement OF the
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-28

Berg Line to ts agents here, j. j. Logan 4 Co.,
that IL will soon transfer its sailings from Fernan
dina to Jacksonville then to make regular trips
naval stores 1t IL the intention Of this line to make
Il" transfer soon as contracts ut Fernandina are
cavried out, probably within month or six weeks
The transfer Ia indicative Of the inclination Of
carriers to seek Jacksonville business, and the
first regular foreign line to enter will open
ton for this city with one Of the most important
ports Of Europe, Rotterdam Is considered In the
naval stores trade.
Already the Clyde Line maintains an excellent
service to the principal Northern ports while the
Southern Steamship Company has recently inaugu-
rated a desirable service between this city and Phil
adelphia The Merchants 4 Miners Transportation
Company has purchased extensive river front prop
ery here for the purpose OF establishing terminals
for service to Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Thus IL the coastwise service increasing with the
expansion Of the market, and It's future growth will
be nurtured by other lines Of European steamships
which will naturally follow the entrance Of the Berg
Line.
The completion Of the deep water improvements
will mark the final step giving Jacksonville equal
shipping facilities with Savannah by water, while
these by rail TO this point are In great measure
superior for the territory OF Florida naval stores.
The future Is bright with prosperity for Jack.
sonville q naval stores market Of magnitude and
naught the prospect ut present indicated,
unless II be lack OF cooperation by those whose
difference or disincnation should neglect OF
the opportunity that 10 naturally forced upon this
city by reason OF its location.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-28
~ Farmers and the Road Tax ~

they should be. Yet the farmer, directly or indi'
rectly, helps to build and maintain the best OF
schools and colleges for the rich He says he can
not afford good things conveniences or even necessi
ties for his own children because having them would
make few cents difference in his taxes. Whenever
he takes notion TO have better teachers and better
schoolhouses, what happensi Why the agent Of
some rich taxpayer comes along and utters that magic
word, taxes The mention Of this word seems to
paralyze every good intention In the mind Of many
q small farmer. He forgets that while a better
school for his children will cost the rich nonresident
several dollars IL will cost him only few pennies,
and 10 he deprives his own children Of educational
advantages in order that the wealthy nonresident
can save enough his taxes 70 send his children to
the best and higheStpTiced colleges In the land And
with the public highways. The farmer will lug
his tired horses bounce his poor invalid wife over
rough or muddy roads year after year, when few
cents difference In his taxes win give him good roads
that will save horses, wagons, time and health But
the wealthy nonresident has q wonderful influence
over the common farmer"