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FRIDAY EYEING, MARCH 15, 1901.
;USTLING ON A BIG SCALE
GA\G BHOKHX UP IN MONTANA
Stock Valued at ?3T,000 Recovered
4 : •—Crow Indians Had Been
;N^*.*?,; >. Plundered.
/
J Helena, Mont., . March 15.—The "United
States authorities And the officers of Cus
•Jor county have frustrated the most gi
gantic rustling schemes ever attempted in
this state. Major Edwards, agent of the
Crow Indians, recently discovered that a
large number of cattle belonging to the
Crows .had been" stolen. The authorities
■went quietly to work, end. have. captured
■Robert 1 Lee and, another ;.cowboy .impli
cated in the theft. The leader of the
Sang has escaped with others, and is now
being pursued. * '" -.••"'
Lee and his comrade will have a hear
ing before a United States commissioner
at Billings, March 19. The deputy mar
shals ; and stock detectives have recovered
more than 1.000 head of the stolen cattle,
haying a total value of $37,000. The
rustlers had ■changed the brands on -the
cattle, and had expected to run them out
of the state and ship them to Chicago in
small bunches. •/.,r- :;j.~-,':-:■■
2. ANNOUNCEMENTS
WANTED—ALL OWNERS OP FROM ONE
to five -teams of horses to attend an. open
meeting at, Alexander's hall, 36 6th- st S,
Saturday evening, : March 16. . . .-■. i
FOR RENT—STORE AND BASEMENT,
2009 l 2.d st N; 22 by-llK) feet; Chase, Bank of
Commerce. . ■ • -■.' . .-■■■ :-;■ ;. ■.■
3^ AUCTION SALES •
XUCTION. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, AT
the residence, No. 2729. Emerson ay S, at 10 a.
vi.. precisely, by order of owner, who is
going abroad. ■ The elegant, -costly • and near
ly ."new furnishings of his residence, con
sisting of solid mahogany parlor furniture,
including colonial Davenport and chair, Clip
pjendale tables, etc., Brussels lace and
■ilk . tapestry draperies, valuable Rook
wood and other pottery and bric-a
brac, choice oil paintings and water color
drawings, carved oak library suit, cost $200;
Davenport,: Morris and easy chairs, in leath
er, a handsome upright piano, condition equal
to new; library table, natural palms, fine sofa
pillows, mahogany bric-a-brac cabinet, large
Royal Wilton and best Axminster rugs; fine
drop-head Singer sewing machine, vase lamps,
bronze beds, birdseye maple bodroom furni
ture, t hair s mattresses, , box springs, mahog
any rockers and tables, refrigerator, kitchen
furniture, reservoir range, refrigerator, lawn
mower, hose and reel, and other first-class
household effects, all without reserve. Hu
bert Bown & Co., Auctioneers.
VERY CHOICE COLLECTION OF OIL
paintings and water-color drawings, includ
ing floral, fruit and landscape subjects, will
be sold at auction to-morrow, Saturday, at
ihe residence. No. 2729 Emerson ay S. at 10
a. m. Hubert Bown & Co., auctioneers.
6 BUSINESS CHANCES
PARTNER WANTED --wITH CASH CAPI
tal: established business in coal, lumber and
implements, in one of the best business
towns iv northwest lowa. Correspondent
:. AddressO 904, Journal.
FOR SALE- CHEAPrX~GOOD"SALOON LO
cated on North Side. W. Brown, box 397.
*TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFwTL^
kin, sa.—ln Probate Court.
Iv the matter of the estate of Robert Burton,
de.eased.
Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed, administrator of the estate of Robert
Burton, deceased, will sell at private sale to
ihe highest bidder for cash the following ptr
eoi.al property, to-wlt: The saloon, restau
iant, good will, stock and fixtures now con
tained in the business heretofore conducted
!>y Robert Burton in his lifetime, situate in
the village of Breckenridge, county of Wil
kin, state of Minnesota. Said sale will be
made oa the Ist day of April, 1901, at 11
o'clock a. in., at the office of the probate
court in the courthouse in the village of
Breckenridge, Minn. Any person desiring to '
bid for the said property shall reduce his bid
to writing, seal the same and send the same
to the undersigned a; Breckenridge, Minn.
Said sale will be made subject to the approval
of the probate court, and any and all bids
may be rejected.
Dated at Breckenridge, Minn., this llta
day of March, 1801. VIOLET BURTON.
Administratrix of the Estate of Robert Btir
- ton, deceased, Breckenridge, Minn.
WANTED—aTOCATIOX FOR~BAKERY IN
country town by flrsrt-class baker; also lady
or gentleman with $200, as partner. F 905,
Journal.
rea"l~~estate and rental business
for sale, or would take partner with $250 |
••ash to push business. Address C 906, Jour
nal.
WE EXECUTE OPTION ORDERS~POR
grain; $20 will margin 1,000 bushels 2 cents;
send for our free book, "Facts and Figures."
explaining option trading. The Osborn Grain
Co., 812 and 814 Phoenix building, Minneap
olis. Members Chainb&r of Commerce.
1 HAVE A PROPOSAL FOR RIGHT PARTY
wrfh $2,500 to make a barrel of money; inves
tigate. Address G 906, Journal.
FOR~~SALErAT~A~ BARGAIN, MINNESOTA
state rights for beet pruning knife yet invent
ed: will cut limb 2% inches thick, any kind of
■wood. There .is big money in it. H. A. Reed,
Waseca, Minn.
WANTED—PARTY WITH $SOO CAN~IJECURE
half interest in a business paying $400 week
ly; investigate. Address R 906, Journal.
YOUNG & CO.
BUSINESS CHANCES EXCLUSIVELY.
650 Temple Court.
Can give best of references.
Consignments solicited.
Notice lists every Tues., Thurs. and Sat.
FOR SALE—WELL-ESTABLISHED STA7
tionery and news business; central location;
goodj_ason for selling. D 907, Journal.
GOODTCLEAN "STOCK OF GENERAL MER
chandise; invoice about $3,900. Will give
good -.discount if taken at once. Good busi
ness opening. W 895, Journal.
DAI RY FOR SALB-t2S FRESH COWS,"
team, milk wagon, sleds, cans, etc., including
route. Price $1,200. M 9<i7, Journal.
CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY, DOING
good business; good location; four living
rooms; rent, $10. Will sell reasonable. Also
almost new White sewing machine, at half
price. 258 6th ay B.
ARE YOU~A~"BUFFALO?
It doesn't matter whether you are or not—
you tan save more than 11 cents by coming \
to Walker & Smith, 404 Century building, !
when in search of a good business invest
ment: we will locate you and you can "keep i
the change." Note the fallowing: Confec
tionerles, $125 to $1,600; one or two sacrifices. ■
Groceries, $450 to $1,60i">: all good locations. |
Meat markets, coffee and teas, laundries, bar- ;
ber shops, mills, elevators, electric plants.etc. i
JJAKBKR SHOP—TWO-CHAIR, QOO*D VV R- i
niture; splendid business; in lively Minne
sota town: am in other business; for sal-3 !
cheap. Address the Professional Barber, Mm- j
neapolis, Minn. |
STOCK FOOD—GOOD OPENING FOR AN
experienced man acquainted with all the de
tails in tlie manufacturing of stock food and
placing on market. Address W 903, Journal.
AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNI
ty in North Dakota: $3,000 stock of hardware
and machinery for sale; annual sales $50,000;
best country trade in North Dakota; will
also Kell, lease or rent the building, worth
$3,300; part time if desired, or will trade for
one-third, cash and balance In valuable real
estate or live stock; want to sell on account
of illness and other business. Address T 903,
WANTED—YOUNG MAN. A HUSTLER,
with $650 cash, to buy half interest in the
largest old established butter and flour, tea
arid coffee business in the city; guaranteed
to clear $150 to $200 per month. P 907, Jour
nal.
MEN WITH $200 CASH CAPITAL AS MAN
agers in any city or county; exceedingly pop
ular, substantial cash business, paying $25
weekly: increase according to capital invest
td. Mark Stone, 18» Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--$3,000 TO $4,000
ptock of dry. goods, clothing and groceries,
nearly new; all paid for; $1,000 cash, bal
ance good land. With owners only. Box 171,
Kasson, 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.
8 •■'■■■■• BICYCLES
TIRES, $5 A PAIR, GUARANTEED ENTIRE
Eeason; sundries and repairing. Bicycles, from
-|2o to $50. Meyer Cycle Co., 21 sth st 8.
10 BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOMS; LARGE ROOM^ WITH
alcove, on second floor, and front parlor on
first flobr. at 419 9th st.S.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH FlßST
class board; house modern; table hoarders
accommodated; price reasonable. 612™ th st S.
LARGE ~FU"RNI9HED~ROOM~FOR~~RENT7
also, suite of rooms, with the best table
board. 224 loth at S.
M HHl'll lO—Continued.
NICELY FURNISHED" ROOMS, WITH OR
without board, with private family, in steam
hoatrd flat; in walking distance. F 907,
Journal.
A VERY PLEASANT .FURNISHED. ROOM'
in modern house, with good table board; use
of 'phone; fine location. 920 6th ay S.
NICE, COMFORTA§LE~RI)OM AND BOARD
in private family; home comforts; for young
gentlemen only;*modern house; very reason
able; walking distance. T 907, Journal.
14 7 CLAIRVOYANTS ~~
MRS. MANE WELL, medium; readings daily;
Thursday eve circles, 25c. 620*4 Nic, room 14.
MRS. DR. MOSS, THE NATURAL CLAlß
voyant and palmist, can tell you anything
about anybody here or elsewhere. 1021 Hen
nepin; walk in. ' •
MME. BATCH. IMPRESSJONAL CARD
reader and palmist, will give double readings
this week for 50 cents. 520 sth ay S. : ,
15 -^ DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING DONE BY A FIRST-CLASS
dressmaker. Work cut by the World's Fair
Premium Tailor System. Mrs. C. N. Dorsey,
3028,18 th ay S. -.... , -
LADIES—G. C. HUTCHISON, THE LADIES'
tailor, S7 Bth st S, is making handsome walk
ing skirts to your, measure; entirely new!
shapes, of fine imported cheviots, tweeds,
meltons and thlbets, at $8, $10 and $12. Dress
skirts of beautiful new fabrics for spring at
$12. $15 and $18; lined silk for $20 and $25.
All kinds of waists made to measure. " The :
celebrated "Hutchison bicycle skirt of nice '
weight goods, from $10 up.. Order your bi- j
cycle skirts early. ; Eton, Norfolk and dress
suits from $30 up. ' . .•
DYEING AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DYE g WORKS-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 ■ Nic
ollet. Telephone 1576. - ■•••
19~_ FINANCIAL
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE—
rates; easy payments; no publicity. - Ameri
can Credit Co., C. E. Jennings, Mgr., 623-5
Guaranty building. - ■:
AT LOWEST RATES—MONEY TO LOAN. R.
D. Cone & Co., 517 Guaranty Loan building.
4% TO 6 PER CENT MONEY, with the
"on or before" privilege, to loan on improved
property in Minneapolis and St; Paul. R. M.
Newport, 309-311 Phoenix building, 60 4th st
S, Minneapolis. ' ' _^
MONEY TO LOAN; EASY TERMS; LOW
rates. David P. Jones & Co., Oneida building.
<?> MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO- <$>
pie.—We are prepared to loan reason- <$>
(p able amounts to salaried people hold- <♦>
<$> ing steady, positions with responsible <$>
<$> concerns, on easy weekly "or monthly <$>
& payments. We conduct.our business ••$,
<4,> strictly confidential. Lowest rates and <%>
■•• fair treatment guaranteed. Room ?0t», <«>
\»> Bank of Commerce building. : <§>
44 44 4* 4««8 «*« 4444444« 4 44 *%
QUICK LOANS
TO *
SALARIED PEOPLE,
SAME DAY AS APPLICATION.
On your own name without security or in
dorser; payment payable to suit yourself.
Those who contemplate borrowing can be as
sured of the confidential treatment that ail
persons of refinement and pride feel is essen
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.
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 EASTERN MONEY
to loan at 5 per cent on choice residence
property. Thorpe Bros., 25$ Hennepin ay.
5 AND 6 PER CENT MORTGAGF LOANS.
No delay. C. S. Woodruff, 6P(i Guaranty bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS—Rates low; any sums;
no delay; see us sure. Gale & Co., N. Y. Life.
I <%> DEPOSIT WITH THE <§>
3> SAVING FUND COMPANY, <§>
<!> 110 Temple Court. <j>
<*> 4 per cent on deposits left two months. <$>
<$> 4 per cent on one-year certificates. <§>
<$> 5 per cent on two-year certificates. <«>
<$> Capital, $350,000. Surplus, 30,000. #
<*> Organized 1889. <$>
<$> J. L. Smith, Pres. ; G. J. Pauly, Treas. <$>
<j> Fred B. Snyder, Counsel. ■ <$,
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
estate, with on or before privileges; rate i IA,
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.
8 00** ■WE LOAN MONEY ****g
,Q to salaried people on their notes at &
lowest rate; strictly confidential; pay
weekly, semi-weekly or monthly.
8 Room 202, Sykes block, 256 Hennepin ay. «
8 RELIABLE CREDIT CO. .- Q
gacsaa cesoeog
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 EASIER
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.
PAY UP YOUR 7 AND 8 PER CENT EAS
teyrn mortgages with local, on-or-before, 6 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 Heunepin and- Washington.
$3,000 WANTED FOR THREE OR FIVE
years; 6 per cent; on buslcess block; Water
town. S. D.: valuation $12,000: mortgage and
notes signed by two responsible men. Ad
dress 110 Temple Court.
WANTED—A LOAN OF $1,500 ON FIRST- \
class security from private party. Address
0 906, 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 fUted7~sl7
warranted a year. Fiske, jeweler, 32 S. Wash.
MILLWOOD, DRY, $T. 70 TO $2.75; t LOA&S,
partly dry, $2.75; coal, $5 and $5.25. Plymouth
Lbr. Co., 4 Lumber Ex. Phone, Main 717 J-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., 25 and 27 bth st S.
Repairs for all kinds of stoves st half Jbrlce.
SODA FOUNTAIN CHETp] MINNEAPOLIS !
Soda FountainjCq., 521 Marshall st NE. |
WHEN YOU" WANT FURNITURE repaired !
reupholstered, refinished, or mattresses reno
vated, try Rainyille Bros., the East Side
dealers. No. 15 Nicollet Island. Both 'phones.
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR FREIS~SAMPLE
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer, Detroit, Mich.
VIOLIN S ~FOR~SALB—W E HAVE THE
best outfit ever offered for $5, including vio- :
lin, bew, case, extra set of strings, re«in and i
instruction book. Metropolitan Music Co
41-43 6th st S, just off Nicollet.
SECOND-HAND STORE FIXTURES OF
every description; office furniture, safes, cash
registers, soda fountains, wagons, carriages,
stoves and furniture; largest stock in north
west. 1027_Washington ay S.
FOUNTAIN PBKS, ALL" MAKES; WATErT
man, Parker, etc.; jobbing stock to select
from; repairs. Whitall & Siddall, Commercial
Stationers, 323 Hennepin.
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
year's rent allowed if purchased. Foster &
Waldo, 40 sth st S, corner Nicollet.
SEEDS—FRESH STOCK~D. M. FERRY &
Co.'s bulk seeds just received. J. H. Smith,
214-216 Hennepin ay.
BIG PROFITS" NO TROUBLE. QUICK
sales. Now is the time to raise Belgian
haivs. We have an unlimited stock of pedi
greed and unpedigreed hares, very cheap.
Send 10 cents for Booklet Belgian Hares for
Pleasure_and_Profit. 328 3d st S.
FOR SXIE-^CHEAPT SIX-HORSE POWER
Sprague electric motor, in perfect condition
Hall, Black & Co., 304 ißt ay S.
REMOVED TO 9 STH STREET SOUTH.
With a complete line of medium and high
grade commercial furniture, comprising
DESKS, TABLES, CHAIRS, SECTIONAL
BOOKCASES, ETC.
Northwestern agency for the celebrated
DERBY DESKS.
J. F. GAGE & COMPANY,
BUSINESS FUKNITURE.
BARGAINS, SATURDAY: LATEST SHUT
tIe Singer sewing machine, $12.50; White, $8;
Domestic, $7; White, $3.50. Snaps. Elmer,
720 Ist ay S.
MEHLIN PIANO, MOVING PICTURE MA
chine, Deweylin harps, four nice bedroom
suits, typewriting desk; rare chance. White
2^o Temple Court.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
WDIWiIIHI 3O—Continued.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 237 Henn. ay—
Sell, rent, repair all makea. Ask for prices.
GOLD COIN RESERVOIR RANGE, $8; MA
KW range, with water front, $10; six-hole
Peninsular range, $10; steel range, $18. 502
4th_av_S.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, NO. 6, LAT
est model, used ouly short time; cheap lor
cash. Address A 907, Journal.
FOR BALE—TYPEWRITERS—TEN VERY
latest brand-new Manhattans, nearly similar
to the No. 6 Remington; while tbey last, $40
each; manufacturer's price, $75. Shipped
privilege of trial and examination free. F.
8. Webster Company, 315 Broadway, N. Y.
FOR SALE—FINE BOOK "CASE,"~SID"E^
board, carpets, beds, etc. 2832 Portland ay.
RADIANT HOME RATfGE7~TIB; JEWEL
range, $10; "Majestic" steel range, $18; Ohio
steel range, $1S; cook, $4. 219 Wash, ay N.
-MANDOLI NS—WE HAVE EIGHT STETSON
$20 mandolins we will sell, with canvas case,
extra set of strings and six picks, for $15.
Elegant new stock, 1901 models. Metropoli
tan Music Co., 41-43 6th st S, just off Nic
ollet.
I FOR SALE— GRADE PIANO, WORTH
■ $450; will sell for half price or less for cash.
Call evenings or Sunday. _2604 Aldrich ay tS.
. HARRISON'S SPEECHES, 580 PAGES, WITH
fine steel plate portrait, bound in heavy silk
cloth, together with large half-tone portrait,
11x14; regular price $2.25; mailed to any ad
dress, $1.60. Whltall & Siddall, 323 Hennepin,
' Minneapolis.
FOR SALE—S-ROOM FURNISHED FLAT,
all complete; if taken at once will sell very
, cheap. 411 Nicollet ay.
THE BRANCH THE" BARGAIN STORET" i
THE BRANCH . -
TUB BRANCH _I__
1 TUB BRANCH _L__ !
THE BRANCH* To-morrow we put on ape- '
THE BRANCH < ial sale a wonderful stock j
THE BRANCH of carpets, which is the ■''
THE BRANCH biggest and finest that has
THE BRANCH ever been displayed in
THE BRANCH Minneapolis, will be placed
, THE BRANCH for your selection at prices
THE BRANCH much lower than you"
THE BRANCH would dare to guess. You
, THE BRANCH will have choice pickings
THE BRANCH here if you come down to-
THE BRANCH to-morrow.- Also new and
THE BRANCH second-hand furniture, bi-
THE BRANCH cycles, dressers, etc.. etc.,
THE BRANCH etc.
THE BRANCH -
THE BRANCH —— ' •
I THE BRANCH Chamber Suit, worth $75,
THE BRANCH goes to-morrow for $39.
THE BRANCH ■ -
THE BRANCH
THE BRANCH Solid " Cherry flat top
THE BRANCH desk, worth $35, for $17.50.
THE BRANCH One old solid mahogany
THE BRANCH marble top dresser, worth
THE BRANCH $100, for $21.50.
THE BRANCH ' •
THE BRANCH •
THE BRANCH THE BRANCH,
THE BRANCH Corner Second and Wasli-
THE BRANCH ingtou avenues South.
THE BRANCH ■
THE BRANCH
j THE BRANCH "The place where kwal
| THE BRANCH ity kounts." .
; THE BRANCH ■
THE BRANCH
THE BRANCH — 'V.iJ '
THE BRANCH THE BARGAIN STORE.
FOR SALE— COMPLETE BATH OUTFIT,
two s^-foot special porcelain tubs. Ideal
heater and boiler, at once; snap. Inquire
203 Bth ay NE. .. ■
FIVE POUNDS FANCY SEPARATOR BUT
ter. $1.10; fancy dairy, 20 cents pound; fresh
dairy, 15 and Crown Creamery, 628 Ist ay S
NEW TYPEWRITERS" AT WHOLESALE
prices to close out. Several good second
hands of standard make, very cheap. Max
field. 17 4th st S.
USE MINNIE'S BEST PATENT FLOUR,
five pounds fancy dairy, 90c; five pounds j
fresh dairy, 80c: fine Mocha and Java, 20c. |
Northwestern Butter Market, 513 Hennepin.
PARLOR." DINING-ROOM "and" BEDROOM
furniture, carpets, rugs, curtains, range, i
cooking utensils, dishes, books, etc. ; all good j
as new; will be sold less than half price. Ad
dress V 907, Journal. .
21 FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
FREE "FOR RENT" CARDS FOR THOSE !
advertising under this head. Be sure and j
call for them when you leave the ad.
FOR RENT—7-ROOM H~OUSErEXCELLEfNT
condition, Bloomington ay. near Franklin,
$16. Jaeger & Torelle, 310 Bank Commerce.
SMALL HOUSE, 81G& 3D AY $S~PER I
month. : '
00 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT— MAY 15 TO OCT. 1. A
modern, ten-room house, furnished, within
walking distance of town.; Call any day,
11:30 a. m. to 12:45 p. m.; 11 Lumber Ex
change. ._ . .. .
FOR SALE— FURNITURE OF 6 ROOMS IN
9-room modern house; will sell reasonable to
party who will rent fhe house; three rooms !
now rented unfurnished. Address G 905,
Journal. . ■ %*:•.:
FOR RENT. FURNISHED, FOR THE SUM
mer, very desirably situated modern house.
Call 418 Groveland' ay. / .
331 E FRANKLIN, TEN ROOMS, FULLY
modern; first-class condition. Charles S.
Woodruff, 606 Guaranty building.
MODERN HOUSE—NO. "3438 IST AY S:
eight rooms and bath; gas and fixtures, hard
wood floors, open plumbing; $27.50. . Alto
12 or 14-room, modern house, fine grounds
and large barn, near Hawthorn ay park; good
for private or boarding. No. 3019 Aldrich ay
S. seven rooms and bath; heating plant, gas
and fixtures; good repair; $18 month. Lane
& Conrad Co., 513 Phoenix building. ■ -.
HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND BATH IN S. E.
Minneapolis, $20. Room 5, 313 Nicollet.
FO~R RENT—TWO NEW MODERN HOUSES
at St. Anthony Park; ready about May 1.
Chase, Bank of Commerce.
FOR~~RENT—HOUSE, ~CHdICE7~7~~ROOMS7
central; fine repair; bath, closet; family of
adults; responsible. Call 1506 4th ay S.
03 furnished" 7rooms ~
free. "FOR rent" , OR ."furnished
Room" cards, for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for them when leav
ing the ad.
ROOMS RENTED AND SECURED QUICK-
Iy and reasonably. Ask for rates; test our
facilities; we guarantee satisfaction. Broat
70* Phoenix block.
FURNISHED ROOMS, 618 HENNEPIN. CALL
at college office for full information.
GRAND APARTMENTS" LADIES^AND
gents; steam heat, stationary washbowls,
porcelain baths, hot water, $7 upwards. 620
7th st S. . ,
FOR RENT—LARGE. WELL FURNISHED
front parlor and alcove, with modern con
veniences. $7. 563 7th ay N. Call in even
ing , ■• -
ROOMS RENTED AND SECURED QUICK-
Iy and reasonably. Ask for rates; test our
facilities; we guarantee satisfaction. Broat
704 Phoenix block. .
ONE FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT";
steam heat, gas, bath; rent cheap. 622 Bth
ay S.
FOR RENT—6 AND 7-ROOM FLATS, COMO
interurban car line, sth st and 15th ay SE,
near the university; also nine-room house.
Inquire Janitor. Gould, 407 Phoenix building.
FURNISHED ROOM? MODERN! QUIETf
clean; no children; gentlemen preferred; tel
ephone service. 1113 2d ay S.
FURNISHED AND UN FURNISHED ROOMS'
for rent, with gas and heat, by the week
or month. 1300 sth ay S. . -
FOR RENT—LARGE RFONT ROOM AND
alcove, unfurnished; modern except heat. In
quire at store, 2745 Nicbllet ay.
ROOMS—NEATLY FURNISHED, MODERN
central. 633 Ist ay S. flat 1.-
TWO CONNECTING. ROOMS, FURNISHED
for light housekeeping, ond second floor*
modern house. 43 11th st S. ■
24 . UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOUR FRONT, UPSTAIRS, BRICK BLOCK
1224 Washington ay S; $8. . -
Five upstairs, 237 10th ay S; $10.
Four, downstairs, 922 sth ay S: $10.
FOR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
upstairs, partly modern, to man and wife
only; $11 per month. 219 Groveland ay.
THREE, UPSTAIRS7~9IB~STH~AV S PER
month. -
25 INPIRXISHED FLATS
MODERN FIVE-ROOM FLAT. 332 E 18TH
st, second floor. Apply on premises. Frank
Mjller.
FIVE-ROOM FLAT, ALL MODERN EXCEPT
heat, fourth floor, $10 to responsible and re
spectable party. Keys, 63 W Island ay, Nicol
let island.
FOR RENT—MODERN FLAT OF FOUR
rooms, second floor, corner Hawthorn and
12th st; no children. See janitor, basement
26.
NO. 843 SUMMER ST NE; NEW FOUR
room flats; very neat and nice; $11.50 month.
No. 815 13th ay S; four-room flat, newly pa
pered, $6 month. Lane & Conrad Co., 513
Phoenix building.
FOR RENTESUNNY FOUrTroOM" FLAfT
open plumbing, gas range, steam heat. Also
six-room flats, part modern. W. P. Mealey,
413 Bank of Commerce.
2g FURNISHED FLATS
NICELY FURNISHED FLAT, THOROUGH-
Iy modern; ground floor; walking distance 1
April Ito Aug. 1. Flat G^JS EJ4th at.
NICELY FURNISHED FLAT,~~THREE
rooms, all modern except heat: ao children
Call 1406 Ist ay S.
O7 OFFICES
OFFICES; STEAM HEATED; PRICES $6
to $20. Eastman block, 412 Nicollet. Inquire
room 12.
OQ STORES
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR RENT. THORPE BROS. ,258 HENN. AY.
BRICK BLOCK, 1220 AND 1226 WASHING
ton ayS for manufacturing or retail V busi
ness; $10 per month.
Shop for carpenter, painter or manufactur
ing; $10 per month. 237 10th ay S.
Shop for tailor or shoemaker, with living
rooms; $& per month. i 235 10th ay, S.
Small shop for agency business. 233 10-th
■ av_S; $5 per month : . „■ . . •» <
STORES— 911 AND 913 NICOLLET AY,
20x110, with basement. . Lane & Conrad Co.,
513 Phoenix building. '■ ■ ..
on' MISCELLANEOUS
MANUFACTURING, with or without power
and trackage. Win. H. Gibson, 420 Guaranty.
TO RENT—BEST CORNER FOR MAN
facturiug, ' 30x66. corner 2d st and sth ay S;
recently occupied by Strong-North way. Tele
phone owner, Wm. H. Vanderburgh..
3} HELP WANTED—MALE
WATCHES CLEANED. $1; MAIN SPRINGS.
$1; warranted one year Paegel's, 22 3d st S.
.SILK^VELVETToITLARroO^rOVERCOAT
sltwes rellued, 50<-; pants recut into style,
I 75c; suits steam cleaned, $1. At Anthony,
''■ tailor, 119 Washington ay N.
; young manT"go to^mTchlbald-s col-
I lege, Li<kt st, corner Stevens, for bookkeep
! Ing, shorthrud, typewriting and English
branches. Day .iud evening.
I WANTED^-FIRST-CLASS BARBER,"SS~ PER
j week, board and laundry; $12 per week after
' June L_ Address 11. H. Whipple, Osseo, Wls.
; BARBER SHOP, WITH" OLD-ESTABLISHED
i business; three chairs; $10 rent; will bell
I lor paricash. AddreM X ao4, Journal,
i WANTED—ELECTRIC ARMATURE WIND~
! er and general electric repair man for in
! side work. Permanent position. Address
j HJO4, Journal.
SALESMEN OR STATE AGENTJTmaKE $500
pci 1 month; sells to merchants; no fuke; call
and investigate. Owen Hardman, Hotel
Windsor. I
SCA XDINAVIAN SALESMAN AND SCT
licitor, for old-established business; man of
ability only need apply; fair salary paid. W
906, Journal.
W TANT A BRIGHT DRY GOODS MAN TO
put in a stock of dry goods and ladies fur
nishing goods and notions, in a department
store. Call or address The Boston, Le Sueur
Minn.
BLACKSMITH—WANTED" A STRICTLY
! first-class man. None but a thorough me
| chaaic need apply. Neal, Johns &Co Lake
City. Ml_nn.
WANTED—FIRST-CLASS BARBER, AT
once; $12 per week. Must be sober. J F
Foster, Aberdeen. S. I).
WANTED—YAUNG MAN,WITH THOROUGH .
experience in wrapping dry goods. None
but experienced need apply. Address P 905,
Journal.
WANTED—FIRST-CLASS MAN FOR FLOR^
Ist store; one who understands cut flower
and design business: honest, faithful and re
liable^ Box 985, city.
WANTED—A NORWEGIAN ASSISTANT
pharmacist; good place for the right man.
Salary right. Address F 906. Journal.
WANTED—CABINET MAKER ANdT^UßNl
ture finisher. Apply Saturday morning. M. J
C. Burr,_J?ower building, Nicollet island, city.
LARGE~ILLINOI<T~CORPORATION" JUST
opening general offices here desires the ser
vices of four first-class men, capable of !
presenting a proposition of unusual merit j
among the merchants; compensation ample j
and permanent. Call after 10 Saturday. 04J j
li4jL_ Andrus building.
CARRIAGE~PAINTER^ONE TO STRIPE j
and finisn, at Hedderly & McCracken's 250
Ist ay N.
WANTED— WASHER AND DRIVER. YEO- I
man's Livery, Gl6 E 17th st.
WATCH CANVASSER, ONE ACQUAINTED
with the line; good stock of goods and good
salary to good live man, who can furnish j
references of ability. Address G SO7, Journal, j
WANTED—GOOD BARBER,"~c6rNER"7TH
and Nicollet.
FREE BYE DISPENSARY— ALL WORTHY
poor treated daily from S to 10 a. 18., 225
Hc-nnepin ay.
PAPER HANGERS aSTd PAINTERS AT
once. The Art Wall Paper store, 909 Nicollet.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN WITH ONE OR
two years" experience in drug store: refer
ence required. Apply at once. Gamble &
Ludwig. 301 Hennepiu ay.
WANTED^GOOD MALE~STENOGRAPHErT
willing to work cheap. B 907, Journal.
MIST BE SOLdTa TAILOR SHOP,"WELL
established; party must leave city; will sell
very cheap. 208 4th 8t I
WANTED—GOOD MAN ON .SANDER. RIP
saw man and jointer. Barnard-Cope Mfg. Co.
WANTED-AT THE HEYWOOb'MANUFAC
turing Co., a young man between 18 and 20
years of age.
WANTED—A WATCHMAN OVER 30 YEARS
of age; write, stating age and references, to
Heywood Manufacturing Co., 420-428 3d st N.
e~xperTenced~sh6e "salesman" want
ed at once. Apply the Palace Clothing House
Co.
BARBER FOR SATURDAY; $3.50. 1223
Washington ay N.
BAKER~WANTED AND~FOUR MEN ON
cakes at Franklin Ay Bakery.
WANTED— MAN TO RUN HOISTING KN
gine. 311 3d ay S.
WANTED—BRIGHT, HONEST BOY, ABOUT '
16, well acquainted with city; references. Call
Minneapolis Mending Bureau, 410^ 2d ay S.
BARBER FOR SATURDAY" AT~SPINDLER I
& Adler's, 41 3d st S. Bring tools.
WANTED— YOUN O . MAN, A HUSTLER^
with $650 cash, to buy half interest in the |
largest old established butter and flour, tea ,
and coffee business in the city; guaranteed i
to clear $150 to $200 per month. P 907, Jour- |
naJL
WANTED—GOOD PITCHER ANITCATCHER
for ball team. Address A. T. Helgesen, Mil
ton, N. D.
WANTED-tAT" ONCE, A FIRST-CLASS GAS I
fixture litter and hanger. Apply to G. T.
Bisbee, Allan, Black Co., St. JPaul. __
TAILOR WANTED—PANTS AND VEST
maker, $2 apiece, steady work. Call or ad
dress J. A. Larson, Sheldon, lowa.
ACTIVE MAN BY LARGE MANUFACTURING
house; $36 in cash paid for 12 days' trial,
promotion and permanent position of satisfac
tory. Address G. B. P. Co., Box 1027, Phila
delphia, Pa.
WANTE~D=AT~ONCE—A FIRST-CLASS ALL
around tinner, who understands his business.
Write at once to Poulson & Keegan, Water
town, S. D.
32 help wanted-female"
YOUNG LADY — FOR THOROUGH PREP
aration fov ofßce attend Archibald col
lege, Lake st, corner Stevens ay. Day and
evening sessions. '
WANTED—A, GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; family of three, 1525 3d ay S.
HELP WANTED. HELP WANTED. H
E EXPERIENCED SHIRT WAIST B
L HANDS ON WASH WAISTS. L
P YOU CAN EARN FROM P
$6 TO $9 A WEEK UNDER OUR NEW
W INCREASED SCALE OF PRICES, W
A TO PIECE WORKERS, A
N STERLING MFG. CO., N
T COR. 3D ST AND STH AY N, T
E 2d FLOOR, HEYWOOD BLDG. E
D. HELP WANTED. HELP WANTED
Q THE DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT DE- 0
,O partment of the Mercantile, Reference <g>
jQi Co. are continually having calls for o
£> second girls, cooks and general house- o
O work. Those out of employment would 3
O do well ,to call at 540 Lumber Ex- &
0 change and register for stfch positions £>
Q> as they . are competent. to fill. \ Our 8
O business 1 is to furnish the best help • S
£ for ■ the best people. No charge for ■' 8
£ registration.; &
TWO LADIES INTERESTED IN PROMOT^ |
ing an educational plan for the home are in
need of. two assistants to work with them.
Applicants must possess character and tact.
High-class work and pay. D 906, Journal.
SALESLADY WANTED— ONE~IVHO~ CAN
speak Norwegian language. Apply to H.
Pearce, 403 Nicollet ay. .
YOUNG LADY—THE MAJORITY, OP OUR
students are enabled to earn a • portion of
their tuition i before ? completing the course.
A call at our office will convince you of this
fact. The Munson Shorthand Institute, Guar
anty Loan'building. V •
FINISHERS ON PANTS—EXPERIENCED
hands on power machines. Robetshek, Frank '
& Heller, 18 3d st N. , _ -
WANTED—A NEAT, PAINSTAKING WOM
an to take in work at home. Can earn from
75 cents to $1.50 per day. Apply at Hey wood
Manufacturing Co., 42U-42S 3d st N. r-•':■■.
A COMPETENT GIRL FOR. GENERAL
housework. 1221 Hawthorn ay. ■ . •- - (
M >IBKH :t2-«oiilinueil.
WANTED-GTRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: small family. 2116 Emerson ay S, sec
ond floor.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL~HO"USE"
work; three in family; no cooking. Apply
1318 9th st S,_secoad_fla_t l __
WANTED—GOOD SEWINcTgIRLS, E\PE
rienced on power machines to make fine silk
waists. Good pay by day or piece. D. Cohen
& Co., 519 Ist ay S.
$4 WEEK FOR STRONG, CAPABLE GIRL,';
take Lyndale ear to 19th »t 5._501 Forest ay.
MILLINERY—WHEN DOWN TOWN SAT
urday or evening, please call and see us in
1 our new quarters, third and fourth floors, 403
' Nicollet. Fine display spring goods. Take
elevator. The Millinery supply Co. -.:
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR FREE SAMPLE
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer, Detroit, Mich.
EXPERIENCED PANTMAKERS. F. 17
Tallant. 38 3d st S. ; , > J
WANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
girl for general housework; two in family;
$4. -312024 ay S, city.
33 HORSES, CARRIAGES—SALE
WANTED —TO BUY HORSES, BUGGIES,
. and harnesses,' blankets and robes. B Second
. hand rigs of all kinds for sale. Cash or time.
I «1< 3d its. ..,.- ... • ■ ■
! BROWN & DICKEY, MIDWAY HORSE
I Market, St. Paul. Minn., have constantly on
, hand all classes of horses, draft and driving
\ horses and farm chunks; if you want a horse
of_any kind, give us a call. '
HORSE AUCTION^HOR~SE AUCTION.
Barrett & Zimmerman will have for their
I Wednesday horse auction ■ sales at Midway,
St. Paul, from , 800 to . 1.000 . head of horses,
! consigned to them by the largest horse own-
I ers in the country, consisting principally of
| farm mares, drivers, delivery horses, road
j sters and mules, which will be sold to the
! highest bidder without reserve or regardless
lof value. Part time given if desired. Pri
! vate sales dally. Barrett & Zimmerman, Min
| Transfer, St. Paul, Minn.- - '
| FOR SALE—ONETFINE NEW STYLE TWO
! seat family carriage, Columbus Buggy Co.;
i practically new; cheap. 43 6th st S. Tel 1288.
FOR SALE— REMOVINE, THE GREAT
rheumatic and neuralgia cure; rheumatism
cured to stay cured; stops pain quicker than
any other liniment in the world; $1 per bot
tle. Dr. Roderick Dhu Eaton, 303 loth ay N.
FOR SALE—REMOVfNE~~*THE"~kING~OF
all spavin and ringbone liniments; spavins,
ringbones and ,all lameness cured to stay
cured; $1 per bottle. Dr. R. D. Eaton,. 303
lath ay N. .
HORSES FOR SALE—CARLOAD OF GOOD
work horses; weight 1,200 to 1,550 lbs each.
O. P. Kemp! Watertown, S. D.
DARK "BROWN"MARE," 1,050"LBS; /BELL. OR
exchange for lady's driving mare of similar
weight, not older than 8 years. Address B
906, Journal.
' FOR SALE—CHEAP, FOUR GOOD WORK
or farm horses; one good driving ■ mare, 7
years old,- weight 1,200 pounds. 211 6th st S.
FOR SALE—CHEAP, a PAIR~OF HEAVY
work horses. 2540 Bloomington ay.
GOOD WORK TEAMr7~AXD YEARS OLD;
weight 2,800. Also three nice single drivers.
Cheap horse, $20. 2318 4th st N. ■
FOR Fa"IR~FARM~mTRES. 6 AND 7
years old; wagon and harness. Call at Mar
ket Hotel.
! STANDARD . BRED STALLION, 1,200 LBS,
with good gait; kind, single or double; sure
foal getter; a bargain. 313 3d ay N.
FOR SALE—BLACK DRIVING MARE, MOR
gan and Blackhawk, extra good roader, $125;
j BangJr'buggy, $85; single harness, $15; light
j double harness, nearly new; robes, blankets.
1800 3d ay S. ■ -, ... ,
| $50 BUYS THE NICEST LITTLE MARE IN
the city; toppy driver and nice looker; also,
some other cheap. Call 508 4th ay S.
j GOOD FAMILY~OR DELIVERY HORSE~S6OI
i business buggy only $15. H. Watson, 615 4th
jst S. ■-- . ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■
i —__ ______————i— i
34 HORSES,CARRIAGES—W'T'D
I WANT A BLACK OU BAY PERCHEKON
stallion, weighing 1.750 lbs or over, cheap
for cash; owner address H 903, Journal.
WANTED—A 1,100-17200~ POUND DRIVING
horse; must be cheap; also, jump-seat bug
gVj Add£ess Frank Palmer, Victoria, Minn.
WANTED—TO EXCHANGE CLEAR LOTT
well located, in Oak Park addition, for
horses, wagons and harnesses. T 906, Jour
nal.
1 WANTED—A MODERN RUBBER-TIRED,
j leather top Stanhope, about $100. H. Watson
I tils 4th st S.
J35 INSTRUCTION
SINGING SCHOOL—EVERY TUESDAY. 4 P.
m., 929 20th ay N, and every Thursday, tame
hour, Malta Temple, 243 Nieollet ay. George
H. Normiugton, instructor.
GUITAR AND MANDOLIN TAUGHT BY
i Prof. Moreno, the celebrated Spanish guitar
ist. For particulars inquire room 3, m ytfc
| st S.
SPANISH INSTRUCTION BY NATIVE OF
Madrid, Spain; natural method; pure Castil
ian pronunciation: class or private; terms
j reasonable. A 89«. Journal.
J36 LOANS AND CHATTELS
LOANS MADE ON SAME DAY AS APPLl
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 FUR"NIfURE,"
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 MADE ON~HdUSEHOLD GOODST
j lurs in storage ajid warehouse receipts at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly lnatall
, ment Loan Co , 825 Guaranty Loan.
I PAWNBROKERS—Relial>Te7Teasonable; con
| fldential. Harris & Goldstein, 239 Ist ay 8.
QUICK LOANS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS?
pianos, etc., without removal, at lowest rates
American Credit Co., 523-525 Guaranty Loan
i building.
j LOANS on furniture, pianos, without remov
al; cheap rates. 25 Washington ay S, room la.
37 LOST AND FOUND
LOST—ON INTERURBAN CAR, LATE
Wednesday night, mvsic roll, containing two
vocal pieces; finder please return to Times
office for reward.
LOST—GOLD FRATERNITY PIN, WITH
the name Georgia Swett on the back. Lost
last Monday night between Minneapolis and
Merriam Park. Leave at Journal office for
reward.
LOST OR STOLEN—BANK BOOK NO?
108027, issued by "The Farmers and Mechan
ics' Savings Bank of Minneapolis." If not
returned to said bank before March 27, 1901,
application will be made for a duplicate
thereof.
39 MEDICAL
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR FREE SAMPLE
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer, Detroit, Mitih.
ELITE BATH PARLORS, 826 HENNEPIN
ay; porcelain tubs; massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant.
DR. LOUISA V. FISCHER, SCIENTIFIC
healing to you; graduate of three foremost
colleges of magnetic healing in United States.
Will teach the art to you, by actual demon
stration to you; quicker, cheaper, more com
prehensible than any mail course to you;
a valuable safeguard to you; patients daily
2 to 8 p. m. 311 sth st S.
"LX DUE'S FRENCH FEMALE REGULA
ttr" cures most stubborn cases pathological
monthly stoppages, Irregularities, obstruc
tions, suppressions; $2 or three for $5. Seat
on receipt of price. Kidd Drug Co., Elgin,
111. Churchill & Scheldrup, Nic. house, Min
neapolis; F. M. Parker, opp. P. 0., St. Paul;
Fred Scott estate, Stillwater. Rubber goods.
4^ MINNETONKA PROPERTY
JAEGER &»TORELLE, 310 BANK OF COM
merce, maki a specialty of Lake Minnetonka
real estate and offer lots, cottages and acres
on all parts of the lake and in adjacent terri
tory^ \ " ■ ' ■■■; ■ ■'■: ■:-
FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT AT
Minnetonka Beach, April and May. Apply 418
Groveland ay. .; ■ ■■. ■■•; -.■'-;
WANTED—SIX OR ElGlif-ROOM COT
tage, Breezy Point or vicinity, or Excelsior;
cottage furnished and screened; price rea
sonable. O 907, Journal.
♦ ♦ # ♦ %♦%,•%•%•%• W%*%*%*V %•%•%♦%••♦*♦♦♦ •♦*♦♦•*♦•%♦
<♦ THE POMEROY COTTAGE, ELEVEN <.
•»• rooms, plastered, . papered and paint- «J»
«> ed, furnace,, large porches, line front- ' ***
•J» age on lake, about 8 acres, various «$•
♦J. kinds of fruit, one of the choice places •*»
•V.on upper lake. Very cheap on ac- ,•>
•J»: count of death of owner. ' «{•
♦> ' 140 feet good frontage at Birch Bluff, «$.
♦> for $800— bargain. «j.
♦J» . 6 acres choice land with small house,- «J«
•> at Birch Bluff, $I,ooo—easy terms, .J.
«{♦ cheap. v . * > «J«
•J> 40-acre ' improved farm, one of the •£♦
♦;♦: best on the lake, choice location. Call ♦;.
•J» •• for particulars. Great , bargain. • ♦♦.
•> v - :iS.•■ OVERMIRE, 816 PHOENIX ♦>
y%*%*v w%*%*%* %♦%»%*%»%»%,» %*%*% #v >%»v » > *vv* t *
42 NOTICE
NOTICE—MUST MOVE APRIL 1. ENTIRE
stock .' pictures, ovals, ■ room moldings, oil
paintings, >,unclaimed;-: pictures at deep cut
prices, Including framing pictures. 1! Now is
the time to get your pictures framed at bar
gain prices. Zesbaugh, 19 sth st S. ' ;
44 _____ PERSONAL
DR. BERTHA 6HEPARD,' SPECIALIST DM
eases of women and chllden. 17 9th *st S.
Take Hennepin ", ay carv^
-•• HOFFLJN*S~HEADAOHE POWDERS~
Are harmless; they ; are free from poisonous!
drugs and •«, certain cure for all kinds of
headaches;. 10c; try 'em. Hofflln'g drug itore.
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR KRE£ HAMfLm
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.
•■■■■■ EXAMINATION FREE.
T. H. BLY. M. D., SPECIALIST IN ALL
diseases of women: all irregularities cor
rected; private home for women before and
curing confinement; book, 15c, all you need
to_kno l _ ; Office, 27 st third floor.
FAC SIMILE DECLARATION OF'iNDEPEN:
denee on good paper, size 15x21 inches, 10c;
mailed to any address. W. M. Armstrong, 250
Hennepin ay. Minneapolis. Minn.
PERSONAL—THE LATEST NOVELTY; A
sure winner; wanted, agents in every town;
bijc commission; no risk. Address H 906,
Journal. ■ ■-■■■■.- •■ - .- . ■■ - ■
1' R. ■ COLLIER, THE FOOT SPECIALIST,
moved to 405 X (collet ay. . Corns extracted,
25 cents. .
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN DESIROUS OF
taking lessons in the best dramatic art, in
all its forms, should call on Blanch Booth,
at her studio, 28 12th st N. Blanche Booth
is a member of the famous Booth family
and was at one time leading lady for Edwin
Booth. Her methods are the beat, and she
will be pleased' to receive a limited number
of_students. i
BAXTER^ DETECTIVE AGENCY—GENEIT
al detective work; satisfactory results; terms
reasonable; commercial and bank references,
vvm. Baxter, general manager, suite 615,
Temple Court, Minneapolis.
JARS—JARS—JAR"s~3OO 5 AND 10 POUND
jars fancy dairy, 16e, 17c, 18c; best family
flour, $1.6.>; 5 lbs. best Separator, $1.10.
Northwestern Butter Market, 513 Hennepin.
45 Si PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT (JAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors, main office No. 929
--935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
Minn.; branch office, room hz, MoGUI build
ing, Washington._j). C.
P. H. GUNCKEL, 745 Temple~Ct., counselor
and solicitor in patent and trade mark causes.
47 REAL ESTATE—FOR~SALE:
EDMUND G. WALTON, 200 HENNEPIN, IS
ues a new catalogue of houses for sale and
rent_every_two weeks. Send or call.
W. A. BARNES & CO., ICOLLETT
issue a rental bulletin ■ and real estate list
every Monday. Call or send and get one.
HOUSES, 11,500 to 160,000. Mlnnetonka prop
erty. Acres, rents, loans, insurance; care of
property. Lewis W. Campbell. Dayton Bldg.
WE BUY and sell city and farm property?
Moj^Loans^C^A^Quist & Co., 109 4th st H.
FOR SALE—VERY~GbOD~HOUSErBLOOM
ington ay, near Franklin; GO-foot front; a
barg^in.^Jaeger_&_Torelle,_3lo_Bk. Commerce.
MODERN 11-ROOM HOME, j 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 I'd ay.
Must be sold, as owner is leaving city. Terms
to suit. 3133 Ist ay S.
ACCOUNT LEAVING CITY, OFFER my
modern house, with barn, 3212 Harriet ay;
carpets, shades, ranges. If desired. - G. R.
Baker. ■ . . v:'.. : . ' ; . A
brTnd new, strictly modern, east
from residence, eight rooms; Sunnyside dis
trict; easy terms; monthly payment plan if
desired. . No. 2746 Fremont ay S. Owner
next door.
DARROW, 822 GUARANTY, CAN SUPPLY
residences from $450 and upwards; up to
date; new, on terms or exchange; want lots.
FOR SALE—CHEAP, NINE-ROOM HOL'StS.
barn; modern excent-heat; lot, 50x75 t'eet.
Owner, 219 Groveland ay.
HOUSE, "SEVEN ROOMS" BARN, EAST
lront, large lot; foundation for another
house: city water, well, cistern. This prop
erty was taken under foreclosure; has been
put In ' first-class "condition; new roof, new
gutter spouts, newly papered and painted, and
is a great bargain as a home for any one.
2100 17th ay S. The non-resident owner says
sell it for $1,500. R. D. Cone & Co 517
Guaranty building. -~
C V IE NT 1- ROOM COTTAGE, PARTLY
modern, 2525 Pleasant ay; a good home and a
fine investment, as this property is advancing
rapidly; look it over thoroughly; terms easy,
Byron__&^_\Villard, 29 sth st S.
THE BEST BARGAINS IN SMALT. HOMES;
$100, $600 and $800; two blocks from street
cars; $50 and $100 down and monthly pay
menta., 355 Temple Court. . .-:
AN ATTRACTIVE, MODERN EIGHT-ROOM
house, near Como car; St. Anthony Park, very
cheap. Monthly payments. Room 5, 313 Nic
ollet. . ■ • r. .. .
4g IMMI'HOVED
THE EDMUND G. WALTON AGENCY IS
sues a printed catalogue with maps of abso
lutely tne best bargains in vacant lots. 300
Hennepin ay. >
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• BIG STOCK FARM. •
• ■ ' ■ ' ■, ; ; w #
• Otter Tail county, iu> miles from •
• Eagle Lake, 2 miles from Lake Chris- •
• tina, 4 miles from Melby, 7 miles from •
• Ashby; nvvl4 section 27, sl/. of swVi •
• and sw'4 of se^ section 22-131-40, con- •
• taining 280 acres, all under cultiva-' •
• tiou except meadow and timber re- •
• serve; two sets of buildings, two wells, •
• several live springs. We offer this •
• beautiful farm for $20 per acre. *
• C. A. QUIST & CO., 109 4th st S. •
•t«»e«ii««t*a»*««tit»«Qcoi
FOR . SALE OR LEASE— FEET TO
20-foot alley, on a central corner; possible
trackage; convenient to mills and depots. O
M. Laraway & Son, Bank of Commerce build
ing.
P~BTCBBBSgBSBSB calhoun £828888888888 L
A . 100 Calhoun Park lots, $500 to $650. O
R Jos. L. Kickson, 939 Guaranty T
K_BBB2BBBSaa»_CALHOUN 88SS8SS8SS88SS!8 S
$650 BUYS" TWO FULL-SIZED LOTS, EAST
front, one block from car line; corner 9th
ay S and 2Sth st. A bargain. Owner 321
New York Life building.
A SNAP—S3OO CASH FOR FIRST-CLASS
lot, 40x128, on Aldrich ay S, inside 34th st.
Only one block from school and car line
No ■ agents. T 905, Journal.
FOR MAPS OP CALHOUN PARK A"ND
price schedule of lots for sale, call at Ed
mund G. Walton's office.
MANUFACTURING SffES ON THE MINN*
Transfer, with free switching. 5, 313 Nicollet.
WANTED—A CASH ~OFFER~FdR~LOTS~II
and 12, block 1, F. A. Parker's addition on
Clinton ay, near Lake st; here is a snap
come quick. H. E. Ladd, 302 Andrus building.
49 FARM LANDS
OLIVER CO. SIiiri'LEMEXT. Central N. D
Washburn Valley Homesteads. Lands $2 to $4
COAL. Good water & soil. Send 2-cent stamp
for BOOKLET. D. Raines, S. E. Mpls. 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 acre. ii. M. Hun
gerford, Altkin, Minn.
FIFTY KITTSON COUNTY FARMS FOR
sale. Big snaps. A. M. Eklund, Jr., Hal
lock, Minn. . . ..-■>.
•x—x»«:~x-:~:-:-:-x* •:••:-:•♦:••:-:♦*>•:-;-;♦ •:♦♦:•
• 41,000 ACRES " .%
•> Cut-over lands in Cass end Crow Wing •*»
•> counties, in townships 138, 139 and •*•
♦;• 140, ranges 25, 26, 27 and 28; will be ♦!♦
♦*• , sold in one tract or in township lots; •;♦
•> splendid opportunity for speculation; ♦;•
•> prices and particulars on application. •>
♦;« Franklin Benner, 603 Phoenix building «>
*X«<"X"X"X"X~X« <*♦:*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«;* ♦«:•
$50~LESS THAN $50 GETS A GOOD QUA.I"
-ter section of prairie land on the Soo- linG
near Carpio, N. D. cheap coal, good water,
good soli. Write T. W. Tasker, Carpio, N. D.
STOCK FARM— ACRES; BUILDINGS
for 100 head of stock; spring brook • runs
through property; meadow that can, be made
cut 500 tons of hay, valuable hardwood timber
on property worth the price of the land: 3%
miles from proposed new railroad: 10 miles
from Northern Pacific railway; positively the
making, of the finest stock farm ;n Minne
sota; $5.50 per acre.
300 acres, 5 miles from Aitkin: rich, level
soil; high, dry land; 200 acres cleared: 125
acres under cultivation; no belter farm in the
state; fairly good large buildings; $15 per
acre. '"■ . , ::'■•: : ■ ' ■?•■ •: ■■■
B. M. Hungerford. Aitkin, Minn.
CRAVENS & GEIGER, 740 TEMPLE COURT.
Send for our special.list wild and.improved
lands. City property, sale or rent.
51 SITUATIONS WANTED
A FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONER AND BA
kef wants a situation in a first-class hotei,
caterer or baker; best of references. J. Jor
gens, 1120 Ist S, Minneapolis. Minn.
WORK OF SOME KIND dired BY~AN
intelligent and active young man; had expe
rience teaching school and in United States
census enumeration; can furnish references.
if desired. Address M 906, Journal.
BY YOUNG MAN, CANNOT DO HARD
work, ■ position as elevator, man, r office; work
or driving without lifting; well acquainted
with city; best of references. > N 906, Journal.
A FIRST-CLASS STATIONARY" ENGINEER
wishes - position about ,' April 1; have seven
years' experience 'at sawmill ; work: have imy
own - tools. - Please ■ call- or address Albert
Borup, 328 11th ay S.
' .MM BE ft 51—Continued.
WANTED—IS LADIES, $3 TO $8 PER ; DAY ;
guaranteed to good workers; call any time be
tween 8:30 a. m. and 9 p. m. < 216 Kasota v
block. . .
SHOE salesm"ax-a~hespoxsible~max; v
several years' experience, as manager; best
references; speaks German, English , and "
some Scandinavian. C 907, Journal. .
YOUNG MAN WAXTS~POSITIOX"AS~HELP
er with electrical contractor or in electrical -
machine shop. W 906. Journal.
POSITION AS COACHMAN IN A '
private family; city experience and refer
ences.' N 907, Journal.
PHARMACIST • OPEN~FOr" "ENGAGEMENT
April 1; 13 years* experience; registered in
Minnesota, North and South Dakota; satisfac- : -
tory references. Address V 903, Journal.
SITUATION r WANTED—BY , MAN AND
wife; references wanted and veil. O.- E. '
j Burnett, Alma Center, Jackso:: .-i-inty'. Wis.
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52 ikmal;
woman woull; like A position as
i wet nUTM. Address P 906, Journal. »' ■ ;
j RESPONSIBLE WOMAN OF 35 DESIRES
| management. or care of furnished roonnng
j house. X W6, Journal. ' - * •■'
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
-d st. Telephone, Main 656, both exchanges:
54 STOVE REPAIRS
GREAT WESTERN STOVE REPAIR CO
Hi Hennepin ay. Telephone, Main 161.
U. S. STOVE REPAIR CO., 240 4TH AY S."
.Minneapolis. Telephone 514-3.
58 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
CASH PAID for all kinds of household goods
Don t sell before getting estimate from the
Town Market, 86-21 sth it 8. 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~HOVSEHOLI>
good*to coast. Twin_City_yan Co., e& 4thstN I
| m CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLDT"""^ ■
! K. _u._\\inter_Jewelry Co., :;27 Nlcollet ay.:
j WANTED-TO BUY GOOD SECOND-HAND
i incubator cheap. LinjahL_2s_S sth. Tel. 1993.
I Will buy good 2d-haud buTlding,~lrainT"op
| brick; to be moved. Llndahl, 26 sth st S.
WANTED— NO. 5 REMINGTON TYPE
writer, 1 cheap for cash. Address V 906, "
i ""
I 60 WANTED TO RENT
LOWER FLOOR OF MODERN HOUSE
within reasonable distance, not les3 than five
rooms, bath, furnace; wanted May 1. Ad
dress_F_3o3, Journal. ■ _ y
WAXTED^TWO" OR~THREE~FUR"niSHED
or unfurnished rooms, suitable for light
: housekeeping by married couple without chil
! Lrenio Address, stating location and price.
L., 10 11th st S.
WANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
tor light housekeeping by man and wife in
vicinity of 11th st and Chicago ay; modem
Referred. • References exchanged. R 907,
WANTED—REAL ESTATE
IXG_SAME. T. J. _JAXNEY. 103 PHOENIX.
I WANTED— OF EIGHT ~OR~NINfI
•rooms, modern except beat, net over x-> (wo
! terms $20 Pgf montn. R 898, Journal. -v.'.'
I WANT TO BUY CHEAP LAND IN "HAND
: county, S. D. Give me your prices if you i
I have any snaps. John Pusey, Miller, S. "p."
163 MINES AND MINING.
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• GOLD! «
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• GOLD!! GOLD!!! • ■
;/ \
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j • Mining Engineer from Minneapolis •
• • with crew of men will soon have our «
I • mine in readiness for the stamp- mill.- •
j • = In a shaft 350 feet deep the vein is •
j • sixty feet wide and very rich. ' »
i • *
] • ; Have seven other veins and a moun- •
• tain of "sugar" quartz, • #
j 0 _v
j • Largest ore body; on this continent.
• Stock sold now only for purchase of . •
j • additional machinery. As soon as this •
I • fund is raised no further sales will be ' c
{ • made. • q
j • Stock has advanced to 4-v- cents per «
I • share, cash, and to 6 cents per share '•
I • on the installment plan, payable in 18 -••■
I • monthly installments. •.©
S> ■' ■ J ,'^!
; • Stock. $1 par value, now offered for • «
©short period at ■■ 41i > cents per share,*
• cash, and 6 cents per • share, install- •
• ment plan.' ,t o
j • DIVIDEND PAYER. SURE. BEFORE •
j • AUTUMN. 9
| • Address . • .. *
j • ASH RAPIDS GOLD MINING CO., ©
• Sixth Floor, Andrus Building. " .vC* ;
• MINNEAPOLIS, MINX. •
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• . . Remit only by draft, express or pos- •
! • tal order to the president, B. T. La •
; • Clair. •
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• GOLD!! GOLD!!! /.« "
• •
I • GOLD! •
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j FROM 1,000 TO 5.000 GREAT REPUBLIC
! stock at i -_. cents. This stock is below the
I market price, and is a good buy for a small
! investment. Also, a few shares of Miller
River stock left, at 3 cents. Address C. Le
gan, 1131 Lyndale ay N. ,
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<* XC | IS t Q Private Mtoci.
<f> E U - <> 0 !-U For Trices. <;>
<§> T X (UAj Xll Address - X
<§>" TLiX M/ E X OTTO MUXSOX, '. &
« LKXUPj-XE Hank Commerce, ' &
<t> KW ( V ) Minneapolis.Minn. ' +
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' " COPPER, GOLD, SILVER. T~~
We have 50,000 shares of stock in a "ship
ping mine," capital $150,000, at 15 cents a
share— $6,000 cash, if taken at once. The;
i mine has on dump and in sight now $261,200
, In ore. Stock being sold to install a reduc-
I tion plant. "Investors" should see us for
this 50,000 shares "at once."
CHAS. P. POTTER & CO .
"Investment Brokers,"
425 First Avenue X. ■.
GREAT REPUBLIC MINING STOCK-1
i will pay 2'/2c for a few thousand shares of
I this stock. D 900, Journal. •,...■■. ■/■■'
65 MOVING AND STORAGE :
j SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINery
| cry moved; household goods moved and
1 stored or packed for shipment by ' expert
! packers. . Boyd Transfer & Fuel Co.; 46 3d st
IS. Telephone Main 656, both companies." *
DETECTIVE AGENCIES^
DETECTIVE WORK, ALL BRANCHES; SE^
I cret service inquiry,; shadowing; best rsfer
i pnces. S. J. MfNulty, Mgr., 208-10 Kasota blk.
j MACHINERY AND ENGINES
j IRON-WORKINK AND WOOD-WORKING
j Machinery— Largest stock in ■ the northwest,
j Northern Machinery Co., 217 So 3d st, MpU.
j72 NURSERY STOCK ■
! NURSERY TREES; 3-INCH, $1.25. J. C. Shl!
--! lock, 2t;or 17th ay S. 818 Phoenix. M 2280-L.
I ■ .1 "
I PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES—OF-
I nee of Chief Q. M., St. Paul. Minn., March
: 14, 1901.—SEALED PROPOSALS, in tripli
j cate, will be received at ■ this office • until \XI
i o'clock a. m., March 23, 1901, and opened."
' then, for furnishing and delivery: at Fort
j Meade, S. D., 428 cavalry horses. Bids ■' for
! less . than the ' entire number of horses ; re-;
quired and for delivery at principal railroad .
points other than Fort;Meade s will be euttr
s tamed.": Delivery,' to \ commence on 'or :. before
April 1, 1901, and be : completed. by May 20,
1901.- Roans or i light »sorrels f preferred. Full
information may be had at this office. ,U. * 3.,
reserves the right to accept or reject any ; at ]
all proposals or any part thereof. George B.
Pond, C. Q. M.
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