University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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J. ll. TAIIOUR, EDMZUND G. WALTON, Rlcslnmvr 32 Ynmns. W N annum HEFEHS BY PEHMISSION T0 sscunm' BANK. ' ' ' E' H' Jam Sk Minneapolis, Minn. President of Hennepin County Savings Bank. GEO. 8. SHEPHARD. if +1 ir +1 1 1- as -if 1 af A' +1 af Cashier Cltlzena Bank. L A .. Our long residence in Minneapolis enables us to place with absolutesecurlty, Loans to net the owner Seven and Eight per cent. Interest and Principal collected and remitted free of charge. Our Loans are never placed to exceed 40 per cent. of a conservative valuation, and are guaranteed in every instance. ........1.T ,EAL as A , 1Ve have one of the largest lists in the city, comprising Trackage, Business Property, both wholesale and retail, ln all of the best sections of the city. In Improved Property, we have choice- investments for an income, either Business or Tcnement. In Residence Property, we make n. specialty of all the property in our Lake Section, which is high and commanding, being in close proximity to Central Park, and our grand system of Boulevards cn- circling' our Lakes. We will cheerfully furnish estimates of value, or make investments for non-residents. Property taken charge of, rents collected, Jw. 1 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. --E----'E'-e-+ E of J. B. TABOUR as co.