frOXDAY EVENING. MARCH 11, 1901.
FIGHT ANOTHER DAY
Chinese Soldiers Routed by Their
: Own Stampeding Horses.
ARE MISTAKEN FOR THE ENEMY
Disastrous Retnlt of the Chinese
'-■■>'•"•■•', .Expedition , to. the
•HtjS'-V. - ' ' • *Xorth.. -•• ...
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Special to The Journal.
Victoria, B. IC:; March; 11.— A native
•writer in the, Tung Wen Hu Pift> describee
the rout of the Chinese forces In the north.
General Chen Tsehlin, who commanded
the forces, took only thirty boxes of cart
ridges from the Nanking arsenal, saying
that the foreign devils would be sure to
■ flee<-at the- first discharge.of the .rifles of
his;rorcps; Viceroy Liv of Nanking or
dered that a lafge quantity of ammunition
be eeht after the army..
The army took up a position not far
horn Peking. " day the'horses were
turned out u> graze, and raising a commo
tion in. the pasture, a general stampede
took place. The aoWiers in camp believed
that the commotion heralded the approach
OT a foreign army. - Being utterly without
discipline, they-,waited for no : command,
! but began firing'indiscriminately into'the
cloud of,dust until their ammunition was
depleted, and then they fled.. ,
The general" with a few followers took
i'refuge-in an old temple. He was there
when the deputy, from the viceroy of Nan
king arrived with ihe additional ammunl
'tion. .- - This deputy and. party, believing
'that a battle had been, fought with the for
signers, fled ae* promptly as their comrades
had done.
The deserted general was at length dis
covered In the temple, bedraggled and
miserable and suffering with- hunger.
Gradually the scattered forces were par
tially reorganized and their leader pre
pared to follow the fortunes of the court,
but the empress dowager ordered him to
return to the south.
A FATAL STRAIT-JACKET
rUIFORMA COXVICT IS KILLED
Coroner* Verdict That He Died by
AicldeiK- In the Jacket
Nine Hour*.
Hmw York Sun Special Smi-vlcm
San Francisco. March 11. —Nine hours in
a straitjaeket caused the death of James
Dear, a convict at Folsom prison.
Dear, who was unruly and sulky, refused
to work, and he was ordered into the
strait-jacket. For nine hours he was
kept laced up, although his screams and
groans were heard through the corridors.
Me was only 30 years old, of powerful
build, and. the doctors thought he was
shamming
When released he seemed on the verge
of collapse. He was given a bath and
Taken to 'his cell, where he remained till
found dead.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict
that Convict Dear came to his death by
accident while in a helpless condition
from punishment received for infraction
of prison rules."
BURIES HIS ASSAILANT
"I AM A CHRISTIAN," HE SAYS
Mr. Morrlll Pay* the Funeral Expen
ses of the Man That Trbed
; , to Kill Him.
Chicago, March 11.—Funeral services un
der unusual circumstances were petrtormed
for the aged John Correa, a bookkeeper,
who committed suicide last Monday after
en unsuccessful attempt to murder Charles
A. Morrill, his employer. Mr. Morrill,
though still suffering from a wound in the
back of the head, insisted on paying the
funeral for one who had been in bis em
ploy more than twenty years, though he
was informed of the arrival from. Cali
fornia of Correa's son to attend tt.e fu
neral.
In answer to the question why he should
wish to bury a man who deliberately at
tempted to kill him, he said simply: "Be
cause I am a Christitan."
ARMY NOT A MENACE
. General MacArthnr Says a Warlike
' -• :.-■ ... Spirit In Necessary.
Aw York Sun Special Service
Manila, March 11.—The Thirty-fifth vol
unteer regiment is about to sail for the
United 1 States.,
Replying to statements made in the
senate at Washington, General" Mac Arthur
says: WfHjj|^.T- _" '~_ __ I
While the nation yields men abundantly
for military service, our institutions are safe,
for .a- warlike spirit, .■which, alone creates, !
civilizes and defends a country, is essential to
, national perpetuity. These do,not mean an
overwhelming, army, menacing liberty amd
. peace; but the.. people should foster in the
public mind the memory of brilliant achieve
ments.' ". ,■ * :»v --' t
Warlike nations are not necessarily milli
lary nations. On the contrary, the mo:re
warlike, the spirit the less necessary it is to
liavi^ a large standing army, because the
able-bodied men are willing to fight on tlie
national demand.
ST. ANDREWS RAPIDS
Project fur Improvement to He
PttMbed—Contract for Masonry.
Special to The Journal.
Winnipeg, Man., March 11. —The amount
of Kelly Bros, contract for the masonry
work in connection with the improvement j
of St. Andrew's rapids is $469,000, and the.'
remainder of the work will cost $198,001).
The project will be pushed ahead with all
speed «ls soon as the weather becomes
warmer.
Lieutenant Colonel Steele of the Strath
cona's Horse regiment has been appointed
to the fourth class of the Victorian or
der. .
J. A. If. Aikins, K. C, on Tjebalf of the
local temperance interests, has taken the
preliminary proceedings preparatory for an
appeal of the liquor act. He says he has
taken, thia. action as a temporary precau
tion in case the government decided to ap
pealV iand vdoes not mean that the appeal
must necessarily be made.
CLARK TALKS BACK
Be- Declare* That - Senator Chandler
-v-?-* I"'viy! Not Morally- Sane. •/• '-';•
.v»u. i'orje Sun Sfoial Service.
Xew York, March 11. —Senator William
A. Clark of Montana says that the attack
made on him a few days ago on the floor
of the senate by Senator Chandler was
cowardly.
Senator (Chandler took advantage of me
during my absence. He is not morally sane,
and -when I was .not present he took occasion
to assail me In A cowardly manner. The fal
sity of his charges are well known, and both
my Trieads and political opponents agree that
Senator Chandler wrought more harm to
himself by his 111-advised action than he did
to m«.
WALKED OUT OF JAIL
- •foval, of Express Robbery Fame,
Makes His Escape.
Denison. lowa, March 11.— John Stoval,
ufider Indictment for the daring express
robbery committed, at Manila.last month,
made his escape from the Crawford coun
ty jail. He slipped from, the inner cell
into one of the outside ceils, which opens
to the entrance of the jail. While Turn
key Smith was busy locking the Inner cells
Stoval walked out of the Jail and no trace
of him iwu been found.
A WAREHOUSE BURNED
OWXED BY C. A. PIL.LSBIRY & CO.
And Wax Located at Seventeenth Ay.
SE.aud Seventh St.—Little
■■' ' Insurance.
The Pillsbury warehouße, Seventeenth
avenue SE and Seventh street, was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The
loss la estimated at $20,000 on which there
is little Insurance.
The MeCormick Harvester company lost
five carloads of machinery stored in the
building, worth $8,000 and uninsured. The
Woodworth Elevator company had 100 ions
of hay worth $1,000 stored in the build
ing, but this loss is covered by insur
ance.
The fire had its origin in the west end of
the building, and fanned by v strong north
west wind swept rapidly through the build
tug. Within an hour the structure was
a total loss. The building was erected
for the Pillsbury flour mills and had a
capacity of 150.000 barrels. It was of two
Stories and was 300 by 150 feet.
PROMINENT LAWYER DEAD
•'■ W. l.imct of I.h < roue Sufouuibn
to Heart Disease.
La Orosse, Wis.. March 11.— J. \V. Losey.
one of the most prominent lawyers in Wis
consin, died at 8 o'clock ibis morning of
heart disease. He was one of the early
settlers of La Crosse and was largely in
strumental in many beneficial reforms
while mayor and while in the common
council.
Mr. Losey was head counsel for the di
vision of the Burlington road and was at
the time of his death president of the
board of police and fire commissioners.
His firm was also counsel of the Milwaukee
road here. He was connected with several
noteworthy cases, the latest being the
Clements bank. case. He was about 65
years old and was a native of Pennsyl
vania.
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY
Some Creditor* Make Application in
the Searles Case.
New York, March 11. —A petition has
been filed in the bankruptcy court in
Brooklyn to have the affairs of John E.
Searles wound up in bankruptcy. The pe
rition was filed by William W. Cook, as at
torney for the petitioners, the Western
Reserve National bank of Warren, Ohio,
the Duluth Furnace company of Duluth,
Minn., and Thomas E. Thomas of Niles.
Ohio, whose claims against Mr. Searles
are something over $90,000. This proceed
ing takes the edministration out of the
hands of Edward F. Dwight to whom Mr.
Searles made au assignment a few days
ago.
I AGENTS WANTED
$100 MONTHLY-NEW PATENT METALLIC
bread board. Sample free. C. I. Forshee
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANT £ 1)- -AGE NT S EVE RTW HER IS TO
handle our French crayonette portraits; $o.~«
to $50 per week made by hustlers; splendid
proposition; write for prices.
WHETSON & LITTLE,
SS-92 W Jackson boulevard, Chicago, 111.
3 AUCTION SALES
E. B. PATTEN, AUCTIONEER, HAS KK
moved to 619 Guaranty Loan building. Sales
made, city or country.
Q BUSINESS CHANCES
WE LAUNDER CLOTHES AND DO IT
with soap; no harmful materials used; give
us a trial. Custom Laundry, 112 6th st S.
Telephone 13S.
WANTED—A MAN WITH $20,000 AND GOOD
business qualifications to operate a manufac
turing plant in Canada. We want to dupli
cate our Minneapolis plant in Canada; we are
well known; our succesg here is sufficient
guaranty that the investment is safe; we
don't belong to a trust; we have one of our
own. Address O 892, Journal.
WANTED—GOOD BLACKSMITH AND
woodworker in western town; good location;
lots given free; one who can speak German
preferred. Correspond with Peart & Ross,
Lynchburg, N. D.
WANTED—STOCK MERCHANDISE WORTH
about $12,000 to $14,000, in good running order
in trade for Al land, Red River valley; well
rented and all under plow; none but those
who have first-class stock need answer. Ad
dress Box 334, Moorhead, Minn.
WANTED—TO RENT FURNISHED HOTEL,
in good town, at once. T. J. Watson, Woon
socket, S. P.
A NEW, CLEAN DRUG STOCK FOR SALE,
in thriving town. A pharmacist can make
good money here; good opening for a Nor
wegian doctor. If you want this chance,
come quick. Address box 276, Hayfield,
Minn. •
FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASSS RESTAU
rant, with, a 30-room lodging-house in con
nection, in a good railroad town of 3,500 in
habitants; 100 miles from St. Paul; doing a
large business: good reason for selling. Ad
dress X 895, Journal.
FOR SALE—DRUG STORE IX GOOD TOW TN
and good country; a money-maker. For par
ticulars write Knud Sivertson, Pierpont, S. X).
CREAMERY, CONFECTIONERY AND
light groceries; stork and fixtures for sale
at sacrifice if taken at once. 1400 sth st S
WE EXECUTE OPTION ORDERS FOR
grain; $20 will margin 1,000 bushels 2 cents;
send for our free book, "Facts and Figures,"
explaining option trading. The Oeborn Grain
Co., 812 and 814 Phoenix building, Minneapo
lis. Members Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE—HOTEL AND FIVE ACRES OF
ground, covered with nice shade trees, on
railroad; within driving distance of Minneapo
lis; doing a nice business; shore rightsof three
lakes, boats, good bar, license paid for, dance
hall, barn, icehouse, horse sheds, etc. Post
office iv connection. For further particulars,
call at 1018 Lumber Exchange.
WANTED — GOOD PHYSICIAN OF AT
least 15 years' practice "In this state, to go
into partnership in a well-established and
extensive specialty practice. P 901, Journal.
' " YbUNG~&~CO
BUSINESS CHANCES EXCLUSIVELY.
656 Temple Court.
Can give best of references.
Consignments solicited.
Notice our list every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
PARTNER W ANTED — BRIGHT BUSINESS
man to take half interest in good, legitimate
business that will clear $5,000 for the first
year. Party must have $1,500 cash. Only
a business man, and one that means business,
need apply. 620 Syndicate Arcade.
SMALL GROCERY, WITH FIXTURES;
reasonable price; light away; low rent. Call
on J. H. Brown. 128 Beacon st SE.
WANTED-A UNION PAINTER, OF ABlL
ity in estimating work, and of high char
acter, who can command $300 capital, to come
In as equal partner in an established busi
ness covering this city and St. Paul, and out
side territory; this is a rare opportunity for
the right man. C 902. Journal.
•WANTED—A. DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR
hardware and implement business by two
men with $25,000 cash to invest. AddrJss re
plies, accompanied by references, to Box 141,
Minneapolis, Minn.
TWO-CHAIR BARBER SHOP, DOING GOOD
business; cheap if taken at once. Address £
902, Journal.
UNDIVIDED "ONE-THIRD INTEREST^
Lake Sylvia summer resort, $500. Address F.
D._ Armstrong, South Haven, Minn.
WANTED—AN~AcViVE~MA"N~WITH~SSOO
to $1,000 to join party in wall paper, paint and
artist supply business. AddTess T 895, Jour
nal.
FOR SALE—FIXTURES FOR MEAT MAR
ket, including slaughter-'nouse and 50 tons
ice; good business town; price $235. Must be
sold at once. Box 148, Fr&zee, Minn.
7 BUSINESS SPECIALS
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PER -
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol
lister, 77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of
the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
g BICYCLES
TIRES, $5 A PAIR, GUARANTEED ENTIRE
season; sundries and repairing. Bicycles, from
$25 to $50. Meyer Cycle Co., 21 sth at S.
13 cows
ONE GOOD RFESH COW, 5 YEARS^OLD?
kind and gentle; easy milker. Come early
and see her milked- 374? 13th ay S.
Ig JDYEING AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS—PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nic
ollet. Telephone 1576.
. - THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
15 DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING DONE BY A FIRST-CLASS
dressmaker. Work cut by the World's Fair
Premium Tailor System. Mrs. C. N. Dorsey,
3028 18th ay S. p
Ladies—g. c. Hutchison, the ladies'
tailor, 87 Bth st S, is making handsome walk
ing skirts to your measure; entirely new
shapes, of fine imported cheviots, tweeds,
meltons and thibets. Dress skirts of beauti
ful new fabrics for spring at $11!. $15 and $18;
lined silk for $20 and $25. All kinds of waists
made to measure. The celebrated Hutchison
biccyle skirt of nice weight goods, from $14
up. Order your bicycle skirts early. Eton,
Norfolk and dress suits from $30 up.
14 CLAIRVOYANTS
MME. MANEWKLL, medium: readings daily;
hursday eve circles, 25c. frilife Nic, room 14.
19 FINANCIAL
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE—LOWEST
ratea; easy payments; no publicity. Ameri
can Credit Co., C. E. Jennings, M*r., Ul .">
Guaranty building. •
il 2 TO PER GENT MONEY, WITH THE
"on or before" privilege, to loan on improved
property In Minneapolis and St. Paul. X M.
Newport, 309-311 Phoeuix building, t>o'4th st
8, Minneapolis. ■ ' '."it
AT LOWEST RATES—MONEY TO LOAN. X
1). Cone & Co., 017 Guaranty Loan building.
MONEY TO LOAN; EASY TERMS ; LOW
ratea.^. David P. Jones & Co.. Ouelda building.
!■?> MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PICO- <.♦>
!■* pie.—We are prepared to loan reason- <t>
i <«> able amounts to salaried people hold- ..«■
••• ing steady positions with responsible •■
<y concerns, on easy weekly or monthly '•$>
\|> payments. We conduct our business - •♦•
«*> strictly confidential. Lowest rates and : <*<
v*> fair treatment guaranteed.'.Room 300. U*
<^ Bank of Commerce building. ;. . =<i.
_ QUICK LOANS ~ .^T "
'- ''' TO * '" ■ ■'' ■ ' *■* -<■ . "
SALARIED PEOPLE* > ..
■ SAME DAY AS APPLICATION; , ;
On your own name. without -security or in
dorser; payment payable to suit yourself.
These who contemplate borrowing can be as
sured of the confidential treatment that all
persons of refinement and pride feel'isessen
tial In matters of this nature. .Our offices :
are so arranged that you do not come in con
tact with other applicants, and you can be
waited on privately and quickly. .». ..•.r-*'.;
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS '
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN COMPANY, '<
601-602 Globe building.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
with steady positions in good concerns, on
their own names: no security; easy payments
Tolman, 920 N. Y. Life building.
WE HAVE A BLOCK~OF~E~ASTERN MONEY
to loan at 5 per cent on choice residence
property. Thorpe Bros., 258 Hennepin ay.
5 AND 6 PER CENT MORTGAGE 1 LOANS.
No delay. C. S. Woodruff, tiOti Guaranty bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS—Rates low; any sums?
no delay; see us sure. Gale & Co., N. Y. Life.
<♦> DEPOSIT WITH THE <J>
<j> SAVING FUND COMPANY, <$>
110 Temple Court. <$>
s»> 4 per cent on deposits left two months. <g>
<§> 4 per cent on one-year certificates. <$>
<j> 0 per cent on two-year certificates. <$>
■$> Capital, $350,000. Surplus, 30,000. <$■•
4> Organized 1889. <j>
•$> J. L. Smith, Pres.; G. J. Pauly, Treas. <$>
<*> Fred B. Snyder, Counsel. <^>
Q WE LOAN MONEY
Q to salaried people on their notes at Q
lowest rate; strictly confidential; pay
weekly, semi-weekly or monthly.
<0£ Room 202, Sykes block. 256 Hennepin ay. £>
Q RELIABLE CREDIT CO. O
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
estate, with on or before privileges; rate 4'a,
5 and 6. T. A. Jamieson, 313 Nicollet.
LOANS FROM $100 UPWARDS; CITY~PROP
erty prefer'd; no delay. J.B.Tabour. 124 S 4th.
SALARY LOANS.
If you are employed by a responsible firm
we will loan you sums of $10 to $100 on your
note at much CHEAPER AND EAS'IEU
RATES than elsewhere, of this we are POSI
TIVE. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Nothing deducted from amount you desire.
Easiest partial payments. MINNEAPOLIS
FINANCIAL CO., room 206, New York Life
building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON .MINNESOTA FAKMti.
Mortgages bought. Reasonable rate*. jt.
R. Waters, 502 Guaranty Loan.
PAY UP YOUR 7 AND 8 PER CENT EAS
teffi mortgages with local, on-or-before, G per
cent money and keep the interest, as well
as your abstracts and insurance policies,
right here at home, where you can have ac
cess to them at a moment's notice and with
out making a deposit. E. Eichhorn & Sons,
corner Hennepin and Washington.
MONEY TO LOAN OB city property and im
provea farm lands, 5, 5% and 6 per cent; no
delay. C. H. Smith, 603-606 Phoenix.
WANTED—PARTY TO LOAN $oTOW ON
good improved farm cf 300 acres, in North
Dakota; will include farm machinery, five
arses, 10 cows if desired. W 901, Journal.
20 FOR SALE- MISCELLANEOUS
FREE 'FOR SALE' CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
COLFAX MINERAL WATER.
"Will permanently cure constipation. We
guarantee results; $1.75 per six-gallon case.
The Glenwood-Inglewood Co., 313 Hennepin.
WATCHES cleaned; main~spring fitted, $l';
warranted a^year. Fiske, jeweler, 32 S. Wosh.
MILLWOOD, DRY, $1.76 TO $2.76; 2 LOADS
partly dry, $2.75; coal, $5 and $5.25. Plymouth
Lbr. Co.. 4 Lumber Ex. Phone, Main 717 1-2.
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SLIGHT-
Iy used household goods of every description.
We can save you 25 per cent at the Town
Market Furniture Co.. 2F> and 27 sth st S.
Repairs for all kinds of stoves at half price.
ALL KINDS second-hand office and store fix
tures, desks and safes, cheap. 208 4tn st S.
OYSTER SHELLS, 75 CENTS; CRYSTAL
grit, 75 cents; oil meal, $1.50 per 100-pound
sack. J. H. Smith, 214-216 Hennepin ay.
FOR SALE—ENTIRE STOCK OF A CALl
fornia Belgain Hare company, consisting of
about 60 hares in pedigreed stock, one lot or
separate; very cheap. 328 3d st S
SOl)A FOUNTAIN CHEAR MINNEAPOLIS
Soda Fountain Co., 521 Marshall st NB.
WHEN YOU WANT FURNITURE repaired^
reupholstered, refinished, or mattresse^ reno
vated, try Rainville Bros., the Easf Side
dealers, No. 15 Nicollet island. Both 'phones.
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR FREE BAMPLE
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer, Detroit. Mich.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 237 Henn. av~
Sell, rent, repair all makes. Ask for prices.
VIOLINS FOR SALE—WE HAVE THE
best outfit ever offered for $5, including vio
lin, bow, case, extra set of strings, re«in au.l
instruction book. Metropolitan Music Co
41-43 6th st S, just off Nieollet.
SECOND-HAND STORE FIXTURES OF
every description; office furniture, safes, cash
registers, soda fountains, wagons, carriages,
etoves and furniture; largest stock in north
west. 1027_Washington ay S.
FOUNTAIN" PENS, ALiTMAKESrwXfERT
man, Parker, etc.; jobbing stock to select
from; repairs. Whitall & Siddall, Commercial
Stationers, 323 Hennepin.
FOR SALE—A SECOND-HAND SPRAGI E
electric motor, 15 horse power; also* quantity
of shafting, pulleys, etc. Kennedy & Co
C 22 and 324 Nicollet ay.
PIANOS — BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK-
Fischer upright, $140; Imperial upright, $125;
Sterling upright, $200; second-hand walnut
case; $8 monthly; Anderson upright, ?225;
new pianos for rent, $3.50, $4 a month: one
years rent allowed if purchased. Foster &
Waldo, 40 sth st. S, corner Nlcollet.
TWO S. C. BROWN LEGHORN ROOSTERS,
nice birds; also one seven-eighths Jersey
heifer calf. 3929 Lyndale ay S.
FOR SALE—DINING TABLE, BUFFET,
oak bed, new steel range. Telephone between
9 and 5, S 214 L.
CIT V OF MI NNEAPOLIS WALL MAP?
practically new, with four-roll cabinet. H.
M. Smith. No. 260 Temple Court.
FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE, SET BUF
falo wagon scales, 65-horse-power boiler and
engine. What have you to exchange? C.
A. Morrison, Ellendale, N. D.
PEDIGREED COCKER SPANIEL, PER~
fectly horse trained. Will sell at a bargain
to right Derson. Reason for selling—flat
Address T 901, Journal.
SIX-HOLE RANGE, WITH RESERVOIR
$12; Peninsular range, $10; Garland range,
$9; reservoir cook, $5; cook tsoves $4
502 4th ay S.
FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
wood at $1 load before moving. 727 sth st N,
first floor.
FOURTH AY STOVE MAN HAS REMOVED
to 219 Washington ay N. Cook stoves,- $4;
water front ranges, $8. Stoves cheaper than
ever.
FOR SALE—AI -POPCORN STAND, COM^
plete, ready for business. Alf. Jones, Wi
nona Hotel, 219 Washington ay S, after 6
p. m.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STANDARD
books, good as new, will be sold at a great
sacrifice. Address V 895, Journal.
FOR SALE—PEDIGREED~STOCK OF BEL
gian hares; fine quality: six bred does, four
burks; must make room for horses. X 902,
Journal.
SNAPS, TUESDAY—LATEST N0.9 WHEELS
er & Wilson sewing machine, $18; White $10;
Domestic, $5. Elmer, 720 lit ay S.
21 _ FOR RENT
FREE "FOR RENT" CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under tcU head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
BKOAT, / Rpal I Rooms, j Furnished
704 - Estate. , Board. - and
Phoenix. ) Rentals, ) Flats. ) Unfurnished.
OPEN EVENINGS FROM 7:30 TO 9.
PUtt KuisT-*-mi;iii HfiVBN-HOO.M HOUSE,
No. 645 oth at N; screens, storm sash, sum
mer kitchen; rent $15. Apply at Regan's
bakery.' corner 6th and 7th ay N.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT AT ST.
Louis Park; 80raure farm near Lake Mlnne
touka. Wni. H. Gibson, 420 Guaranty build-
Ing.
FOR RENT— 7-ROOM HOUSE, EXCELLENT
condition, Bloomington ay, near Franklin,
$16, Jaeger & ToreUe. 310 Bank Commerce.
HOUSE, NINE ROOMS, CITY- WATER,
furnace, screens, fine location, 2108 :Fremont
ay 'N. |20. •-,i? <.-■•■ ■■■•■■ -yj.- » ■•■■ ■:•:**-. ■
HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS, CITY WATER,
i sewer, full lot, 3008 3d ay 3, 15. . ; : ,o ■;
HOUSE, NINE ■• ROOMS, HARDWOOD
downstairs, nice place. 3313 luth ay S. $15.-
HOUSE. EIGHT 'ROOMS; GOOD CONDI
tlon. 2021 2i,4 'st Si, only $8. ■ -'.-.
HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS, CITV-WATBIt.
hardwood finish.: newly painted and -papered,
3113 Stevens »v. » Sis. ■ . .■ ■• , ; ; rr . -
FOR KENT HOI SE, CHOICE. SEVEN
rooms, central, tine repair; bath, closet; fain
lly of.adults; reaponaible. ('all 1506 4th av,S.
23 PVRSIMHEB ROOMS
FREE. 'FOR RKSNT" OR "FURNISHED
Room cards lor those advertising under Oils
head. Be sure, and call for them when leav
ing the ad. ■'.'. _i~-^ x: -W-. .
FOR; 1 RENT. — NEATLY FURNISHED
rooms ; hot and. cold water each room; free
baths. 710 Ist ay N. - '■• , -■ -■•'■
ROOMS RENTED AND SECURED QUICK^
:ly and, reasonably., j Ask " for fates;' test our
facilities; we guarantee satisfaction. Broat,
74 Phoenix block. : - ;■
i 35 — 2729 PORTLAND AY. NINE ROOMS,
■■■..•"/ all modern, and barn; a choice home
• ■-- ■■ for, you. 'Janney, 10.; Phoenix.
ONE FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT;
bath, gas, steam heat; rent cheap. C 22 Bth
ay S, flat 16. . -.- '
ICEL. FURNISHED FRONT SUITE, ON
ground floor: strictly modern; everything
cozy, clean and homelike; gentlemen only.
m i;',th st S. flat B.
Fl' RNI SI 1 El) ROO MS. 618~HENNEPInTCALL
at_college office for full information.
FURNISHED B3PCWS FOR RENT, FRONT,
Upstairs. 506 4th st S.
OR IXPIRMSHED FLATS
MODERN FIVE^ROOM FLAT. 332 E 18TH
st, second floor. Apply on premiaes. Frank
Miiler.
FOR RENT—7^ROOM~STRICTLY MODERN
flat. 1710 9th ay S. Flat 2.
F [VE ROOM S~ 1N BRick~HOUSE WITH
bath. W. \\\ Clark, 313 Nicollet ay.
ON UPPER NICOLLET~ISLANDrA~FINE
five-room flat; gas fixtures, range, heater and
shades. F. C. Griswold, Nicollet island.
FLAT OF~~FOUR KOOMS. ALL MODERN
but heat, only $10 1114 11th ay N.
ELEGANT MODERN FLAT. SEVEN
rooms, 814 4th st SE. $40. R. D. Cone & Co.,
517 Guaranty building.
FIVE-ROOM FLAtTaXL MODERN EXCEPT
heat, fourth floor. $U» to responsible and re
spectable party. Keys, ti;j W Island ay, Nicol
let island.
$15 MONTH—FOUR-ROOM FLXt\ FIRST
floor. No. 8 11th st S. Inquire 1025 Henne
pin or 1034 Guaranty building.
O7 OFFICES
OFFICES; STEAM HEATED; PRICES $6
to $20. Eastman block, 412 Nicollet. Inquire
room 12.
2g STORES
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR RENT. THORPE 8R05.,258 HENN. AY.
3Q MISIELLAXEOIS
MANUFACTURING, with or without power
i trackage. Wm. 11. Gibson. 420 Guaranty.
31 HELP WANTED—MALE
WATCHES CLEANED, g; MAIN SPRINGS,
$1; warranted one year. Paegel's, 22 3d st S.
SILK VELVET~COLLAR, 50c7~OVERCOAT
sleeves relined, 5Hc; pants recut into style,
75e; suits steam cleaned. $1. At Anthony,
tailor, 119 Washington ay N.
WANTED—WEAVERS BY A NORTHWES
tern woolen mill; good wages guaranteed;
steady work. For particulars Vddresa N 865,
Journal.
YOUNG MAN, GO TO ARCHIBALD'S COL
lege. Lake st, corner Steyena, for bookkeep
ing, shorthand, typewriting and Engllth
branches. Day aud evening.
MACHINISTS—STEADY EMPLOYMENT^ AT
Globe^ Iron_Wo£ks_Co.,J242^ University av-SE.
WANTED—AN ASSISTANT CUTTER W A
mercantile tailoring establishment. Address
E 898, Journal.
WANTED—OIL SALESMAN TO SELL LU
bricating oils and greases on salary or com
mission; excellent side line. The A. G Har
baugh Co.. Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED—MAN. UPRIGHT CHARACTER,
to manage business of old established house;
salary $18 per week and expenses payable
each week direct from headquarters; expense
money advanced; position permanent; refer
ee cc. Standard House, 314 Caxton building,
Chicago.
WANTED—AT ONCE^ TWO HARNESS
cutters, one" machine operator and ten har
nehsmakers. Wyeth Hardware & Manufac
turiug Co.. St. Joseph, Mo.
WAXTED^A DRAPERY AND CARPET
salesman. State fully experience and salary
wanted. I. Frelmuth. Duluth, Minu.
TINNER WANTED IN A COUNTHT TOWN
90 miles north of Minneapolis; steady work
for the right man; must be sober and come
well recommended; state salary wanted. Ad
drees P 895, Journal.
WANTED — EXPERIENCED CLOTHING
pressers in ready-made alteration depart
partment; apply at once. The Palace Cloth
ing House Co. •
WANTED—A COMPETENT BREWERTiIE
must be able to make beer to compete with
any brewery in the state: brewage material
will be furnished as desired by him; none
other need apply. J. M. Hamesch, Melrose,
Minn.
YOUNG MALE STENOGRAPHER, WITH
some experience in abstracts of title. Must
be a good penman. Steady position. H.
Bendeke & Co., Grand Forks, N. D.
WANTED—FIRST-CLASS BELL BOY, AT
the Beaufort Hotel.
PICTURE FRAME GILDER AND REPAIR
er wauted, immediately. Apply 520 Nieol
let ay.
WANTED—A STRONG, WILLING YOUNQ
man; one having experience in butcher shop.
Call this evening. 3114 loth ay S.
PRINTER WTnTED^-TO WORK ON COUN
try weekly; one who can do job work and
set ads; must be strictly temperate and nave
good recommendations; steady employment
and low expenses; write, giving experience
and wages expected. Herald, Elbow Lake.
Minn.
WANTED—PARTY WITH NO CHILDREN,
to look after building for free rent; little
■work. Call" between 8:3o and 9 a. m: W. A.
Barnes & Co., 300-at>2 Nlcollet.
WANTED—JOB AND AD MAN; STATE
wages; must be ready to come ou receipt of
telegram. Address Journal, FarlbauK. Mluii.
32 HELP WANTED-FEMALE
YOUNG LADY — FOR THOROUGH PREP
aration fo» office work, attend Archibald col
lege. Lake st, corner Stevens ay. Day and
evening sessions.
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR FREE SAMPLE
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer, Detroit, Mich.
THE RIGHT GIRL. TO 51} GENERAL
•housework, can get pleasant place by call
ing at 1911 9th ay S.
WANTED—TWO OR THREE EXPERl
enced dining-room giris, at once. National
Hotel.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
small family; good wages. 3139 2d ay S.
COMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR
general housework in family of three; at
once. 2715 Grand ay.
WANTED—WET NURSE! LEAVE AIT
dress, with references, at 928 sth st. SE.
WANTED—NEAT WOMAN, LIVING IN
vicinity of. Grant st and Ist ay S, to take
home small family wash; reference required.
Call In morning, flat 7. 1327 Ist ay. S.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work at once. 3221 2d ay S. ,
WANTWd^IRIT~FOR~GENERAL. HOUSE™
work at once. Call 1204 Chestnut ay. ;-:.
WANTET7— COMPETENT~GIRL~FOR~~GEX
eraI housework; one worth $4; family of two:
bring references. 3120 2d ay S. '^-- :- •
WANTE.D—OO~MPETENT7STENOGRAPHERT
Address) stating experience and salary expect
ed, V 901, Journal. > , ... ;■.... ' , ;.
WANTED—AT ONCE, COMPETENT-LAUN
dress for private family. Mrs. T. B. -Walker,
803 Henneplaav. ' ■-■•;•■ . .-..r: ■•■■ J . „
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
work; email t family. Apply 725 E Franklin.
WANTBDi-GIRL FOR GENERAL. , HOUSE
work, family of four. .» Inquire ,2428 i Bryant
av'«S.v."*JUU h> ■■• - ■-* "•■-; .-.i-tA' »*■■ . ;.:.■
WANTED — DINING-ROOM GIRLS - AND
dishwashers." Also woman cook. At Eureka
: restaurant, 47 .Washington; ay S. .
/. NUMBER Continued.. . '
WANTED—A FEW I BRIGHT LADIES TO
Introduce my goods in this city only those
that will go out..and work and make money
need apply. 620 Syndicate Arcade.
WANTED—GIRL FOR"GENERAL " HOUSE
work. at 1319 4th ay S. flat 3.
GOOD STRONG T GIRL FOR 'GENERAL
houseWork; bedding, and shirts sent to laun
dry; good wages to right party. 11l 7th st S.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE:
work. Good wages. . 718 E 17th at.
WANTED—A SECOND GIRL, 'AT 1604
Stevens av. V.I3WMP6M.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
JL- atjl4o_Lyndale ay 3. • ? . •
DISH WASHER WANTED," at COLUMBIA
restaura^nt,_22s_Ntcollet ay.
WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework. . Apply, at once, 1004 7th
St oil*. .-<.■*
nSJ'S ££££!£• ■ HELP WANTED..H
HELP WANTED. HELP WANTED. H
HELP WANTED. HELP WANTED. H
E ■ EXPERIENCED SHIRT WAIST E
L HANDS-ON WASH WAISTS. L
P-- YOU- CAN EARN FROM P
YOU CAN EARN FROM
*t» TO $9 A WEEK UNDER OUR-NEW
W INCREASED SCALE OF PRICES, W
A ' TO PIECE WORKERS, A
' ••, - '■'','- ; ' • ' ,■-:■"■•■.
x STERLING MFG. Co., N
T cor. SD AND sthav n. T
c:'■;;,, 2d FLOOR, HEYWOOD BLDG. j c
d.' HELP WANTED. .'; HELP WANTED
HELP wanted. help wanted. H
help wanted, help wanted. H
wanted, experienced CHAMBERMAID
at the Golden West Hotel. - ' .
GIRL FOR GENERAL "HOUSEWORK f FA.\f.
ily : of two: an 2d st NE. Call this evening,
6 to 8 or. 12 to 1 to-morrow. ,
WANTED-A GOOD~GIRL~BY rWEEKTALSO
experienced hands on power machines. Robit
shek. Fran_k & Heller, 18 3d st S. ■
GOOD GIRL "for~general~housework*
second floorjaar. Vine place. *'
WANTED-A GOOD~GIRL~FOR j GENERAL
Housework; tno cooking. Apply at 912 loth
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK"
\Nages $4 per week. Apply at once. 911 E
lsth st, flat 1.
LADY—TAILOR, TO LEAVE~CITyT~ONE
that Is capable of making pants and vests
and work on ladies 1- tailoring suits. Address
t 902 Journal.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; no washing; good wages. 202 W Grant
I X, near Loring park.
(WANVTED-A GIRL TO~ LEARN~DRESS
! making, at 2010 14th ay S.
| 33 HORSES, CARRIAGES—SALE
WANTED —TO BUY HORSES, BUGGIES,
and harnesses, blankets and robes. Second
hand rigs of all kinds for sale. Cash or time
414 Ud st S.
BRJgWN .* DJCKBY. MIDWAY~HOSJBI!
Market, St. Paul, Minn., have constantly on
hand all classes of horses, draft and driving
hordes and farm chunks; if you want a horse
I ° any kiPd, S've us a call.
Si A- WINSI7dwr~MIDWAY STABLES,
-Minnesota Transfer, has 100 of all kinds of
horses, drivers, draft horses, farm mares
one fine carriage team. Also two fast uacers!
HORSE AUCTION-HORSE~AUCTiON
Barrett & Zimmerman will have for their
Wednesday horse auction sales at Midway,
bt. Paul, from 800 to 1,000 head of horses,
consigned to them by the largest horse own
ers in the country, consisting principally of
iarm mares, drivers, delivery horses road
sters and mules, which will be sold to the
highest bidder without reserve or regardless
of value. Part time given if desired. Pri
i Mite sales daily. Barrett & Zimmerman, Min
j uesota Transfer, St. Paul, Minn.
FOR SALS-CHEAP, SECOND-HAND OPEN
I delivery wagon at Leather store, 609 Ist ay S.
FOR SALE—S3S, 12~YEAR-OLD BLACK
mare; weight 1,150 pounds; general purpose
mare. G. W. Fiske, Robbinsdale, Minn.
SNAP—I,ISO-POUND BAY HORSE 9 YEARS
: old, suitable for farm or delivery, $3:!, or
exchange for good cow. 4010 Chicago ay.
FOR »ALB~<CHBAP, GOOD WORK OR
farm team; weight 2,400 pounds. 211 6th st S.
FOR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, HEAVY
wagon with two sets of dump boards, and
sprinkling cart. 2536 17th ay S.
FOR SALE, BLACK HORSE, 1,200 LBS"
also handsome small pony, saddle and bridle:
make me an offer: going away. 316 sth ay S.
35 INSTRUCTION
SINGING SCHOOL—EVERY TUESDAY, 4 P~
m., 929 20th ay N, and every Thursday, same
hour. Malta Temple, 243 Nicollet ay. George
H. Normiugton, instructor.
GUITAR AND MANDOLIN TAUGHT BY
Prof. Moreno, the celebrated Spanish guitar
ist. For particulars inquire room 3 111 Dth
st S.
3g LOANS AND CHATTELS
LOANS MADE ON SAME DAY AS APPLI
cation, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons,
fixtures, etc., goods to remain in your un
disturbed possession.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
Minneapolis Loan Co., 601-2 Globe Building.
QUICK LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE 7
pianos, etc., without removal; easy payments,
cheapest rates; business confidential. Minne
sota Mortgage Loan Co., room 306 Bank of
Commerce building, cor, Ist ay S and 4th st.
LOANS on furniture, pianos, wftEoutTemov
al; cheap rates. 25 Washington ay S, room 15.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co ,825 Guaranty Loan.
PAWNB ROK E Rg—Keliafe leri'easonable; con
fidential. Harris & Goldstein, 239 Ist ay S.
QUICK LOANS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
pianos, etc., without removal, at lowest rates.
American Credit Co., 523-525 Guaranty Loan
37 LOST AND FOUND
LOST—A HOMELY BLACK DOG; SMOOTH
hair, white breast, four white feet and white
Up oil enfl of tail. Return for reward to 1812
Hawthorn ay.
39 MUSICAL
WILLARD PATTEN, VOICE CULTURE
and harmony, removed to 620% Nic.Telephoiie.
39 ~ MEDICAL
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR FREE SAMPLE
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer, Detroit, Mian.
BUTE BATH PAR16r57~626 HENNEPIN
ay; porcelain tubs; massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant.
FRENCH " TREATMENT,
male, female; cures gonorrhoea, gleet, iu
flammations. irritations, ulceralions; internal
remedy with Injection: $3, or two for Jo; sent
©a receipt of price. Kidd Drug Co., Elgiu,
I 111. Churchill &. Seheldrup, Nlc. Hou»e. Mpls;
F. M. Parker, St. Paul; Fred Scott Estat*,
Stillwater. Rubber goods carried.
OSTEOPATHY. NEUROPATHY, SWEDISH
movement cure, electric and magnetic treat
ments, alcohol sweats for grip and rheuma-
Usni. 620.a Nicollet ay, room 19, third floor.
4} MINNETONKA PROPERTY
WANTED—SHORR FRONT LOTS NEAR
Fairview, Minnetonka, in exchange for a
choice residence lot in Park addition. Ad
dress D 898, Journal.
JAEGER & TORELLE, :510 BANK OF COM
merce, make a specialty of Lake Minnetonka
real estate and offer lots, cottages and acres
on all parts of the lake and In adjacent terri
tory.
I HAVE COTTAGES TO RENT AT WlLD
hurst, Lake Park, Breezy Point, Excelsior,
Meadville Park and Fairview. Also, cottages
for sale. Lake lots from $150 to $1,000.
Acres, from two acres to 125. H. Hutchins,
Excelsior, Minn.
42 notice ~
BOND CALL.
To the holders and owners of bonds exe
cuted by the Scanlon-Gipson Lumber com
pany, dated June 24, 1899, hereinafter enumer
ated:
Please take notice that bonds..numbered
61 to 90, both inclusive, aggregating $25,000
principal of said Scanlon-Gipson Lumber
company, dated June 24, 1899, and secured by
trust deed to this company as trustee, have
been called for payment, and will be paid at
this offl< c in four months from March 1, 1901.
The holders of all of said bonds numbered
from 61 to 90 are hereby required to surren
der their bonds for payment, and that ac
crued interest thereon will be paid with the
principal of said bonds if presented at the
time specified, and that from and after said
four months all interest on said enumerated
bonds will cease.
Dated March 1, 1901.
The Minnesota Loan and Tru»t Company,
as trustee.
NOTICE—DEEP-CUT PRICES ON FRAMING
pictures, room mouldings, ovals; entire stock
pictures must be sold at bargain. Move
April. Zesbaugh. 19 stb St S.
44 PERSONAL
DR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST DlS
eases of ; women and childen. 17 9th st S.
Take Hennepin ay car. .t .f '■ X
HQFFLIN'sThEADACHE , POWDERS"""
Are , harmless; they' are free from , poisonous
drugs and a certain cure for all kinds of
headaches; 10c ;^try em.JHofflin'B drug store.
IP IT'S FIRST-CLASS DENTISTRY AT
reasonable prices In . Minneapolis, it's Dr
Brandes. at 620% Nlcollet, suite 2. ' ■ : ■ ,
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FORTfREE SAMPLE
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer. Detroit, Mich.
FEMALE diseases CURED. ~~
By Dr. Wheeler, specialist. Irregular men
struation successfully treated. Office Globe
building, Minneapolis, s , . -. :
EXAMINATION FREE.
J. H. BLY, M. D., SPECIALIST IN ALL
aiseuses of womeu; all irregularities cor
rected; private home for women before and
during confinement; book, 15c, all you need
toJtnow.__Offlce i _27_4tb_st_S, third floor.
WANTED—ALL WHO ARE INTEREBTEO
in healthful living and health foods to send
their address to Twin City Nut Food Co 71
Western ay. Minneapolis.
46 PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT (JAMES K.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant) patent
attorneys and soliiitors, main office No »2!«
--93a Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Mhui.; branch office, roam o^, M«-Oill build
"iK_._Washiu g toii. D. C.
P. H. Gl'Nckel, 745 Tem^e Ct., eowuKlor
and solU-itur in patent and trade mark causes.
47 REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
IMPROVED
EDMUND G. WALTON, COO HENNEPIN, IS
ues a new catalogue of houses for sale and
r_e£t_£very_two_weejw. Send or "call.
W. A. BARNES & CO., 300^of^NlCOLLET
issue a rental bulletin and real estate list
every_Monday. Call or send.and get one.
HOUSES, $1,500 to $50,000. Mtnnetonka prop
trty. Acres, rents, loans, insurance; care■ of
property. Lewis W. Campbell, Dayton Bldg.
WE BUY and sell city and farm property;
Mort. Loans. C. A. Quist & Co., 109 4th st S.
LAUDERDALE & CO. HAVE EIGHT-ROOM
modern, except furnace, eighth ward, for
sale; $2,500; $5j monthly payments; this is a
decidedsnap. :j55 JTeiaple Court.
NINE-ROOM HOUSB IN PROSPECT PARK.
Perfect condition, thoroughly modern, hard
wood floors, storm sash and screens; very
cheap, monthly payments. Room 5, 31:! Vic
ollet.
AN ATTRACTIVE, MODERN EIGHT-ROOM
house, near Como car, St. Anthony Park
very cheap. Monthly payments. Room 5 Sl3
Nif-ollet.
BARGAIN—NEAR MINXEHAHA FALLS A
modern house, large lot; call for list of oth
ers. Wm. H. Gibson, 420 Guaranty building.
FOR SALE—VERY" GOOD HOUSE,~BLOOM-
Ington ay, near Franklin; 60-foot front-• a
bargain. Jaeger & Torelle. 310 Bk. Commerce.
MODERN 11-ROOM HOME~ HARDWOOD
nnsh, mantels,, two bathrooms, laundry, fur
nace, elegant gas fixtures, gas range, storm
sash, screens, large yard, barn, stone walks,
sewer, shade trees; also two lots on 2d ay.
Must be sold, as owner is leaving city. Terms
to suit. :;i:::: Ist ay S.
4g I.MMPROVED '
THE EDMUND G. WALTON AGENCY IS
sues a printed catalogue with maps of abso
lutely the best bargains in vacant lots. 300
Hennepin ay. ■' ->■,-■■■- •■.:
FOR SALE OR LEASE— FEET TO
.0 foot alley, on a central corner; possible
trackage; convenient to mills and depots. O
M. Laraway & Sen, Bank of Commerce build
ing. ■ •■■.■■.
E» 100 Calhoun Park lots, $500 to $650. fa
■Si Jos. L. Hickson, 939 Guaranty x*
&SsBBSS3Bftf SftBSBBBB!S&BB<S3g«£ 88S888S8S&
LOT FOR SALE—CHEAP, 20-FOOT~FRONf~
age, 3903 sth ay S. Address Carl S. Nelson,
Argyle, Minn.
4.9 FARM LANDS ~~~
OLIVER CO. SETTLEMENT, Central N. D.
Washburn Valley Homesteads. Lands $2 to $4.
COAL. Good water & soil. Send 2-cent stamp
for_BOOKLET. D. Qalaes, S. E. Mpls, Minn.
$360—EIGHTY ACRES. $840—240 ACRES?
$480—120 acres. $2.50 an acre, 2.840 acres
timber will pay for land; easy payments
other bargains. C. D. Rutherford, Flood
wood, Minn.
6,750 ACRES, 4,370 ACRES OF TRACT, BE
ginning five miles from railroad in well set
tled community; valuable hardwood timber
and choice soil; $2.75 per a<;re. B. M. Hun
gerford, Aitkin, Minn.
FOR INVESTMENT—24O ACRES OF FINE
land, partly improved; surrounding new
townsite on Lakota extension of G. N. rail
way; $2,400, if taken quick. Address Thomas
J. Balrd, Lakota. N. D.
$800, 140 ACRES, WRIGHT COUNTY, MlN
nesota. ?:;,"'.'*•■.•■'■•: :'i ■;:;;..-.;■':.' :.;.> ,/.
$600, 160 acres, Benton county, Minnesota.
$500, 80 acres, Kandiyohi county, Minnesota.
11,400, SW 28-117-49, Deuel, Dakota.
$600, 160 acres, Clark county, Dakota.
$425, 160 acres, Marshall county, Dakota. ■
$500, 160 acres, Douglass county, Minnesota.
$500, 160 acres, Otter Tail county, Minnesota.
$1,700, 160 acres, Scott county, Minnesota..
$1,600, 160 acres, Clay county, Minnesota. '
$900, 160 acres, Red Lake county.
$1,000, 160 acres, Norman county; improved.
$11.50 an acre. Traverse county land.
$10 an acre, Grant county land.
Exchanges made, lands bought and sold.
List any lands. Enclose dime for plats.
Marcus P. Hobart. Phoenix building.
A STOCK FARM MAY NOW BE SELECTED
from the Northern Pacific railway lands here
that will make you money, either for use or
investment. I doubt if you have an idea
what rich soil, well grassed, well watered se
lections may be had, much with coal, some
timber, at prices you cannot equal. State
your wants and ask for plats and I prices of
L. N. Cary, local salesman N. P. railway
lands, Mandan, N. D. ■• - ; ;
FIFTY KITTSON COUNTY FARMS FOR
sale. Big snaps. A. M. Eklund, Jr., Hal
lock, Minn.
FOR SALE— . QUARTER SECTIONS
nice prairie laud, in Hand county, South Da
kota. ' Cattle ranches, with plenty of water.
Half section, near artesian ' well, at $800 if
taken at once. John Pusey Co., Miller, S. D.
RED RIVER VALLEY, MINNESOTA^FOR
Sale— of the very best quarter sections
of land in this productice valley. This is
& home farm that is equaled by few and sur
passed by none. Deep, rich, black soil; clay
subsoil. Fine house, large barn and all
other necessary farm buildings.. Nice grove
of large trees around buildings; flowing well
of pure water. The county is thickly settled,
good roads, creameries; near to'town, post
office, etc.- Home market for anything that
is raised. This land is smooth, nearly level,
all under cultivation and plowed ready to put
In the spring cr«p. Price, $3,500. Will ac
cept $2,500 cash, balance mortgage. This
price holds good for one week-only. Come :
and see this if you want a good farm. Take
Great Northern railroad. Wire me if you are i
coming. T. W. Welter, Beltrami, Polk coun- |
ty, Minn. • ",;,
TO PURCHASE 50u TO 800 ACRES HEAVY
hardwood timber laud. H. Blair, Waterville,
Minn.
50 REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE-A VERY CHOICE i'.ESl
dence lot in Park addition for shore front lots
near Falrview, Minnetonka. Address C sas,
Journal.
51 SITUATIONS WANTED
MAI.K
YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES
work; acquainted with city; wants chance
for advancement. A 902, Journal.
POSITION WANTED B~Y~~A~FIRST-CLASS
barber. Address Box 79, Madelia, Minn.
W ANTE D—A~POS ITK) N r~AS~BOOK X E EPFJt
or office work: first-class references. Address
F 902, Journal.
CO FEMALE
WANTED—PLAIN SEWING IN FAMILIES
at low price. Address Miss A. Swan son, 995
Cromwell ay. St. Anthony Park.
WASHING AND IRONING CALLED FOR
and delivered; first-class work on ladies'
clothes; send postal. Mrs. Barry. 41S 6th
ay S.
COMPETENT YOUNG LADY STENOGRA
pher, with best city references, desires per
manent position, at once. D 902, Journal.
WANTED— (fENE!RAir'HOUSEWORK~BY~A
middle-aged woman. 2608 Bth st S. city.
53 '"storage™
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND FUEL CO.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men. Office, 46 South
3d st. Telephone, Main 656, both exchanges.
54~ STOVE REPAIRS
GREAT WESTERN STOVE REPAIR C 0.7
312 Hennepln ay. Telephone, Main 161.
U. S. STOVE REPAIR CO.. 246 4TH AY S,
Minneapolis. Telephone 514-3.
5§ WANTED MISCELLANEOUS"
CASH PAID for ail kinds of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimate from the
Town Market, 25-27 sth st S. Tel. 1993.
WE BUY diamonds or trade for new. We pay
cash for old gold or make into new jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., 41 Washington ay S.
WE GIVE CHEAP RATES ON~HOUSEHOLD
goods to coast. Twin City Van Co., 6^4 4thstN.
IX
\ ; NUMBER Continued.
_ CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
R. Q. Winter ■ Jewelry Co.. 327 Nlcollet
WANTED-TO BUY GOOD SECOND-HAND
Incubator cheap.' Llndahl, 25_S sth. ■ Tel -1993
Slit .b^ V gOOd ; hand buildrn g rTra m T"or"
crick; to be moved. 25 sth st S ..■; -i
wa^l NS~f«, E, ND; HAND 10 0R 12-SYRUP'
T W 'obtainJn. good repair for cash.
i. \v. Howey, Carthage. S. D. . ■;
Xn; Nr T ™D tn~n^ ECOND-HAND TUBULAR
Dower, 16 to 20 horse-power, and castings for
uruK getting. Add ess R 895. Journal.
60 WANTED TO RENT
100ANJ.i!i, DT TO, RENT' A STOREROOM/^
Wlth traok a»fe privileges. S A Heed
tot Otntury building, eea>
!i!2d SJ?«» SkTO5 kTO iJW>OMSroifj6o locautT.
describe fuMvT^™ if otberwlse desirable
SytssS;-t to.*.,
Y. OUNG COUPLE WANT TO KENT FUrT
ffiA^M - — i
WANTED-TO RENT CHEAP SMaTT
61 WANTED—REAL ESTATE "
of Epr^ e ArV^2?
WANTEI.-TO bit LAND IN STWfS'
63 ; MINES ; AND MINING. ?f|
♦ UNION CONSOLIDATED MINING %
♦ COMPANY. ;!;
| ♦ _ Don't fail to obtain some of the** $1
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t ''.21lI eiT-- " -'Hornet;--: %
♦ •vae& L! 1 0 1 na mi ner-- "C°PPer **W'i" *
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IS mtliuZ °f nt Per annum guaranteed %
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I*:* NATIONAL MINING PROMOTION' ?
; £ company. : .:.
I ♦ Fourth floor, Andnis building, •■ X
V Minneapolis, Minn , vl
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. OIL. OIL. oil.;-; OIL. — -
O Only 2 000 shares left of the incorpora- O
♦ I rators' stock.of the White Star Oil 1
n tret, at 1., c per share- Ground floor.
0 price. Derrick on property drilling for a
1 OIL Sure, quick dividends assured i
L aasiiLSi^ 24 Andr-L
OIL. ' OIL. oil. oil. '
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f1 X *n?//S£ ~ OTTO MUXSOX, %
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jV D°n't fail to obtain particulars of-'.;.
\ v our Great Smelter Sale of these shares. ♦>
;•> Ten per cent per annum in addition ♦>
; v to regular dividends guaranteed. ♦;.
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V ecnptive catalogue. .j,
♦> AMERICAN ; MINING INVESTMENT £
V COMPANY, ' " X
V Fourth floor, the Andrus building •*♦
, V .„, Minneapolis, Minn. ._ ♦•.
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I DOUBLE YOUR CAPITAL" IN* 30~~DAYS "BY
investing in the Air Funnel Equipment
company. The test just given the
Air vs. Ice System as devised by Clark Bal
com has proven that all perishable vegetables
can be picked ripe in the southern states and
shipped north to be enjoyed by hundreds Now
the thousands of bushels of fruit that load* the
trees and cover the ground of the large or
chards of the south will be enjoyed by tha
northern people at reasonable prices. Bal
com's device does away with the cost of ice
A few shares of stock for sale at $65, par valua
1100. Annual dividends at least 25 per cent
E. R. Gihnan, general agent, office 70 Syndi
cate block, Minneapolis. •.-..•>
FOR SALE—.II Nl KG STOCK; NORTH
American Iron Co. stock at hi cents per
share; need cash. Address H 902, Journal.
FOR EXCHANGE—STOCK IN THE AMER*iT
can Iron and Nickel Co. for anything I -can
use; what have you to offer? Address G 9«2
Journal.
58 IT'S EASY ENOUGH TO BUY
58 MINING STOCK, BUT HERE IS THE
58 BEST TO BE HAD. •
5.% - : ■ -" ■ ; ■
!S We own Silver Peak mountain, in
!? eastern Oregon. Tunnel now in 125
'4 feet, working day and night crews; ex
'i pect to strike it rich any day. To com-7
5 plete the tunnel and erect a stamp
58 mill, will sell stock up to and includ
es ing March IB to 6 o'clock p. m., at the
IS following prices: ■ , • ■■_•
g ■ , • .■ ' ...;*.
!8 ALL CASH DOWN, 5c per share; par
'i value, $1; full paid and non-assess
'»• able.
IS 100 shares ..: $5.00
'i "500 shares 25.
'.i 1,000 shares 45 00
'4 2,000 shares v. 85.00
. 5,000 shares ..........200.00
$ 10,000 shares .400.00
1 INSTALLMENT PLAN.
i 7 rents per share; 1,000 shares, $2
!i down and $2 per month until paid
X ■ ■ —total, $70.
*' j 3,000 shares, $5 down, $5 a month until
8 paid— $210." , ■
5 5,000 shares, $7 down, $7 per month
3 until paid—total, $050. •
'2 10,000" shares, $12 down, $12 a "month
¥ until paid—total, $700. .
*
6 (NOTE— The above scale of prices
!8 will positively be raised after Friday,-
IS March loth, at 6p. M.i ; ... ,
. Address all communications and '
4 make all checks, drafts, money orders,
'8 etc., oayable to the - .«".'^>
a •■■ - v . ■: • ;
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05 MOVING AND STORAGE
SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN
ery moved: household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers. Boyd Transfer & Fuel Co., 46 3d tt
S. Telephone Main 656, both companies.
gg DETECTIVE AGENCIES^
DETECTIVE WORK, ALL BRANCHES; SE
cret service inquiry, shadowing; best refer
ences. S. J. McNulty, Mgr., 208-10 Kasota blk.
67 MACHINERY AND ENGINES
IRON-WORKINK AND WOOD-WORKING
Machinery—Largest stock in the northwest.
■Northern Machinery Co., 217 So 3d st. Mpl>.
72 NURSERY STOCK_
NURSERY TREES. 3-INCH, $1.25. I. C. Shil
iock, 2807 17th ay S. 81S Phoenix. M 1280-L.