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TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1901.
A LARGE INCREASE
Great Northern Enlarges Its Capital
t 4 , Stock by $25,000,000.
PRESENT STOCKHOLDERS' BONUS
They Will Get *31 of the New Stock
i on'E«fcli_Share of the
!on FefoU Share of the
Old.
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.7ew^lV»lf| March 19.—President James
J. Hilj*sS*.«Ba Gre«tvNorthern railway sys
tem v -a circular to the stockholders
U>-day announcing that the directors have
authorized'an increase of the capital stock
by $25,000.00©.. '.'T&tgVne'w .;stock is to be
offered to the stockholders of record on
April 5, and the terms of subscription are
such that each : subscribing stockholder
■will enjoy a "right" equivalent to about
$31 .bonus, on each share of old stock. .
The new stock Is to be issued at par
(Great Northern shares were quoted 205
to-day 1 but it will cost the subscribing
stockholders $80 a share. The reason for
this • liberal "treatment of the old
shareholders is explained in President
Hills circular as follows: - ■
Since'the company took possession of the
property of the St. Paul. Minneapolis &
.Manitoba- Railway company under the lea««j
of Feb. 1, 1900, it has advanced, out of Us
.revenues for permanent additions to the same
more than $5,000,000, that have never been
repaid to it. Under provisions of the lease,
framed to cover such cases, the. St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway company,
for the purpose of acquiring title to such
additions, to the extent of $5,000,000, agrees
to issue Its bonds to that amount. The
'money so advanced by this company be
longed to its "stockholders and might have
been paid to them in dividends upon their
holdings of its stock but for its use in mak
ing these advances' mentioned. v :V^-":..
Stockholders will be entitled to sub-
Scribe to $25 of new stock for each share
of their holdings of the stock now out
standing. The proceeds will be used to
acquire new lines that will add more than j
500 miles to the railway's controlled by
the company and to acquire control of
the Great Northern Steamship company's
new ocean steamships, of which two, de
signed for the Pacific ocean trade, are now
under construction at New London.
••IT ISN'T TRIE"
Junien J. Hill Denies That He Has
Absorbed the Burlington.
James J. Hill, who Is at present in
New York, has found time to deny that
he has " designs on the Burlington. "It
isn't true," says Mr. Hill, "that the Great
Northern, with the Northern Pacific,
either has purchased a controlling inter
est in the Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy
railroad, or that we have negotiated to*
lease that road. We have secured no
interest in Burlington stock through Mor
gan or Harriman. We are attending to
our own business in our own way, and
rind that the successful management of
one railroad can keep us busy."
While Mr. Hill's statement is explicit,
it, is rather hard on his press agent,
who has been working over time lately
in an effort to have Mr. Hill consolidate
every railroad in the United States.
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UNSOLD X. P. LANDS
Holder* of Preferred Have a Propo
sition for Directors.
Owners of preferred stock have made
a proposition to the directors of the
Northern Pacific relative to the disposi
tion of some 21,000,000 acres of land grant
land west of the Missouri river. The
proposition has been before the holders
of preferred for some time, who are will
ing to give up their stock in exchange
for this land at par, taking up all of the
unsold lands of the Northern Pacific in
that territory.
• Dividends on stock, amounting to $40,
--000,000 under the proposition, would then
cease, and this of itself is one of the
strongest inducements presented to the
directors for the exchange. On the other
hand, the preferred stock cost the stock
holders, in round numbers, about $80 a
share, so that if they turn it in on the
purchase of land at par— a share—
they will realize at once a profit of $8,000,
--000. In other words, they will receive in
exchange for stock that cost them $32.
--000.000 land valued at $40,000,000.
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COMBINE 'EM ALL,
Gould Road* In the Weil and Soutli
wciit-Capital #250.000,000.
New York, March 19. — World says:
George J. Gould has been in conference
with officers of western roads with a view
of combining all of the Gould roads in
the west and southwest with a capitaliza
tion of $250,000,000 or $300,000,000 and with
a total of about 13,000 mileage.
: The chief roads concerned . in the pro
posed deal are: Missouri Pacific. St.
Louis, Iron. Mountain & Southern Rail
way company; St. Louis Southwestern,
Texas & Pacific, International & Great
Northern. Wabash Railway company.
. Practically all the stock of the St.
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rail
way company is already owned by the
Missouri • Pacific.
StieUenj Ilnyn of Hill.
New York, March 19.—President A. B.
;Stickney of the Chicago Great Western roal
stated to-day that the company had pur
chased from President J. J. Hill of the Great j
Northern all the outstanding stock and bonds
of the Mason City & Fort Dodge railroad. ,
The .terms of purchase, are not stated. The j
road will be held as a proprietary line of |
the Chicago Great Western and not incorpor
ated into the system. The purchase includes
the coal fields near Fort Dodge, owned by
the Webster County Coal company.
Bridge the Colombia.
Tacoma, Wash., March 19. —The big steam
ferry now operated by the -Northern Pacific
railway between Kalama. Wash., and Globe,
Oregon, will soon be a thing of the past.
President Mellen has an engineering force
planning to build an immense bridge across
the Columbia during the next few years.
. Brunswick a Leading Port.
New York, March 19.—The Brunswick Dock
company announces that comprehensive plans
have been completed-for the development of
that property. According to these plans,
Brunswick is to be made a leading port for
the shipment of coal and breadstuffs, as it
already is for its lumber output. ' -^y: ■
I'asspiiKcr Rate* Reduced.
Vancouver, B. C.. March 19.'— The Canadian
Pacific railway has made a radical reduction j
in passenger charges. Commencing on April '
1, passenger rates on the Pacific division will
be reduced per cent, and local round trip
tickets-will carry a further "reduction.
:; .;t -State Railroad Taxes.
Up to the present* $1,441. of state taxes
has been' paid by the railroads, and there are
still several small roads to hear from. The
total collected during 1899 amounted to $1,442,
--860.13, being an increase of $1,463.06 over the
taxes- for 1900. , . , ._ ,_■_-■
.; "-t", ,Railroad .Notes.
The' gross earnings of the railroads in Min
nesota for 1900 were $49,782,268.84. as against
$49,717,963:€2 for 1899. : -There are thirty-three
railroads in Minnesota from which state taxes
are derived. .t''■''•* "•*' '** "?' "' . ''•'
: General Passenger ! Agents "Fee of the
Northern Pacific and Whitney of the Great
Northern left last evening for Chicago to
attend; a 'meeting, of , x th« Transcontinental j
Passenger, Association. .
_ The ' -Western-American company hav
ing declined an offa,r of the Northern Pacific
railway to purchase its seven-mile coal rail
road between Carbonado and Fairfax, Wash.,
the Northern Pacific now has a corps of sur
veyors in the field locating a parallel line.
All lines in the > Western Passenger asso
ciation, have agreed to make a rate -of one ;
tare plus !$2 lor . the National Educational j
association's convention, to be held ia De
troit. Mich., July 8 to 12. The extra *2 is ;
to' be applied to membership dues in me as
soriattop. _ A. , - .
].> t AGENTS WANTED
WANTED—AGENTS EVERYWHERE TO
handle our French crayonette portraits; $35
to $50 per week made by hustlers; splendid
) proposition; write for prices. - ' '-'':,"
WHETSON & LITTLE,
* £8-92 Jackson boulevard, s, Chicago, 111. . ,
6 BUSINESS CHANCES
PARTNER WANTED- WITH CASH CAPI-
Ul; established business in coal, lumber and
implements, in one of the best business
towns in northwest lowa. Correspondence
solicited. Address O 904, Journal.
FOR SALE—CHEAP, A GOOD SALOON LO
cated on North Side. W. Brown, box 397.
FOR SALE, AT A "BARQAINTMINNESOTA
state rights for best pruning knife yet invent
ed; will cut limb 2^ inches thick, any kind of
wood. There is big monty in it. H. A. Reed.
Waseca, Minn.
STOCK~FOOD—GOOD OPENING" FOR AN
experienced man acquainted with all the de
tails in the 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 sell, 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,
Journal.
WANT 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.
FOR SALE—A STOCK OF CLOTHING AND
gents" furnishing goods in good town lv the
best southern Minnesota county. Must be
sold at once. Address B 904, Journal.
SALOON, RESTAURANT; GOOD WILL,
stock and fixtures of the late Robert Burton,
at Breckenrldge. Minn. Inquire of Violet
Burton, Breckeuridge, Minn.
WANTED—SOMEONE TO START A LlM
ber yard in a good town; large territory.
Write T 909, Journal.
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 Osboru Grain
Co.. 812 and Sl4 Phoenix building, Minne
apolls. Members Chamber of Commerce.
RESTAURANT STOCK AND BAKERY IN
substantial northern lowa town, center of
prosperous community. Established trade.
Good reasons for selling immediately. Cheap
for cash, or part time. Address V '.W9,
Journa 1.
EX-MERCHANT HAS SOME GOOD~FAItM
lands, well located, would give good trade
for store business; owners answer. Address
A 913, Journa I.___1 .___
FOR SALE—SALOON, WITH FIXTURES
and stock, or will trade for desirable prop
erty; good reason for selling. Write O 912,
Journal.
FOR SALE—AI MEAfTIARKET, GOOD~LO~
cation, next to first-class grocery. Address
C Wi, Journal.
FOR SALE OR RENT-BLACKSMITH SHOP,
24x60, covered with sheet iron: will sell with
or without tools; going oui of business, ac
count of old age. A. Newstrom, Red Wing.
Mjnu.
W ANTED—TO BL"Y~FOR CASH, GOOD CON"-
I'ectiouery, cigar and grocery stand, or good
ruuming house. Address D 913, Journal.
PARTNER WANTED, WITH SOME CAPi
tal. to go into the meat business; experience
not necessary; have had thirty years' experi
ence; gentleman must speak Scandinavian
and English languages. Address P 913, Jour
nal.
Hardware, wholesale and retail, sale, doing
180,060 yearly; old established business.
Tea, coffee, butter and egg business; sale;
for moderate investment, best opening in city.
Neat meat market, grocery, $20 daily $4ul>.
Bakery, $l,ouo, doing $l<»,ouo yearly; sacrifice.
1 $400 cigar, conf., notions; living rooms; rood.
Hotel, $2 day, fine bar, clearing $5,0U0 year
ly, booming western city. 1100 Lum. Exch.
We publish no list. This entire page would
not contain the opportunities our many years'
experience and extensive acquaintance offers.
PARTNER WANTED-BRIGHT BUSINESS
man to take half interest in good, legitimate
business; must have $1,500 cash and good
standing as to honesty: business will clear
$5,0u0 for first year; please don't call if you
don't mean business: no agents need answer
620 Syndicate Arcade.
WANTED—A BRIGHT, PUSHING, COMPE
tent business man, to handle our townsites
of .lelem. Curlew, Smelter City, etc.. in a
department at those offices; must be adapted
to the townsite business. A. M. I. Co., fourth
floor. Anflrus building, city.
MANAGER FOR BRANCH OFFICE AT
Minneapolis for eastern firm; $800 cash and
references required; $1,500 year salary and
liberal commission on sales. Address P O
80x_455, Chicago, 111.
ON ACCOUNT OF~SICKNESS I WILL SELL
hotel furniture and lease my hotel in village
of 806, on Great Northern railroad. For
further particulars address X 913, Journal.
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
season; sundries and repairing. Bicycles, from
$25 to $50. Meyer Cycle Co., 21 sth st S.
GUARANTEED TIRES, ?2.?i<>; UNGUARAN
teed tires, $1.5u: we will send and g*>t your
wheel, pack It in hurd oil and clean for $1.
Bicycle Exchange, No. 11 7th st £. We buy
urn, sell urn. trade urn, and repair urn. M.
V. Phone 1777.
10 BOARD AND ROOMS
JUST OPENED, A NEWLY FURNISHED
house, with good table board, at summer
rates. 700 E Hth st, Drexel Court.
12 BOARD WANTED
WANTED, FOUR MODERN UNFURNISHED
rooms, with board in private family, for
five persons. Give particulars. X 912," Jour
nal.
WANTED— BOAIuTwiTH PURNIS"HED~OR
unfurnished room by gentleman and wife in
private family; Scandinavian family pre
ferred. T 912, Journal.
13 cows
FOR SALE-FINE JERSEY AND
heifer calf. Don't call if' you are looking
for a cheap, common, scrub cow. She is a
dandy. 3336 Stevens ay.
14 CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. MANEWELL, medium; readings dally;
! Thursday eve circles, Btc <2ttfr Nic, room 14.
| PROF. MILLER, LIFE ~READER7~bFFiCE
i 903 Hennepin ay; spiritualist seance Wednes
j day night, 8 o'clock; music, pictures, mes
i sages by spirit power in the light. 723 Nic
ollet.
iMM BATCH. IMPRESSIONAL CARD
reader and palmist, will give double readings
this week for 50 cents. 520 uth ay S.
MRS. MARY JABOBS, THE WELL-KNOWN
medium, ior 20 years located in Minneapolis,
can now be consulted daily on all affairs of
life, at her new residence, 510 3d ay S.
15 DRESSMAKING
LADIES DESIRING ARTISTIC DRESSMAK
ing will please call upon Madame Cole, at her
parlors, at 316 Bth st S. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
IQ DYEING AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS-PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 .Nie
ollet. Telephone 1576.
19 FINANCIAL
j LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE—
rates; easy payments; no publicity. Ameri
can Credit Co., C. E. Jennings, Mgr., 623-0
Guaranty building
[ AT LOWEST RATES—MONEY TO LOAN. R.
ID. Cone Co., 517 Guaranty Loan building.
4\b TO PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
"on or before" privilege, to loan on improved
property ia Minneapolis and St. Paul. R. M.
Newport, 309-311 Phoenix building, 60 4th st
8, Minneapolis.
MONEY TO" LOAN; EASY TERMS; LOW
rates. David P. Jones & Co., Oneida building.
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<?.• MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO- <$>
<$> pie.—We are prepared to loan reason- <■•/
<•> able amounts to salaried people hold- <$>
<j> ing steady positions with responsible <§>
<$> concerns, on easy weekly or monthly <§>
<£> payments. We conduct our business <$>
<$> ( strictly confidential. Lowest rates and <§>
<g> fair treatment guaranteed. Room 300, <§>
I <$> Bank of Commerce building. <P
44« M 4« * «4 « 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.
These who contemplate borrowing can be as
sured of th* confidential treatment that all
! persons of refinement and pride feel is essen
i tial in matters of this nature. . Our offices
! are so arranged that you do not come in con-
I tact with other applicants, and you can be
waited on privately and quickly.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
. MINNEAPOLIS LOAN COMPANY,
V JO)} - 602 Globe building. ■-:.':
WE HAVE A BLOCK OF EASTERN MONEY
to loan at "5 per cent 'on choice residence
property. Thorpe Bros.. 258 Hennepln ay.
WE HAVE.,MONEY TO LOAN ;ON REAL
estate, with on or before privileges; rate 4Vi.
. 6 and 6. T. A. Jamle»on, 313 Nicollet. - - ■
THE : mNNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
NUMBER lO—Continued.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
with: steady positions in good concerns, on
their own names: no security; easy payments.
Tolman. 920 N. Y. Life building. , t v
MORTGAGE LOANS—Rates low; any sums"
no delay; see us sure. Gale & Co., N. Y. Life.
<e*s^s><s><s><j*s>s><s><^^
<$> DEPOSIT WITH THE <8>
<§» SAVING FUND COMPANY, <£
«> 110 Temple Court. <g>
& 4 per cent on deposits left two montlis. <§>
<$> 4 per cent on one-year certificates. <$■
<•> 6 per cent on two-year certificates. <$>
<•> Capital, $350,000. Surplus, 30,000. •$>
<t> Organized 1889. -- • .-.s>
<§> J. L. Smith, Pres. ; O. J. Pauly, Treat. 3>
<j> Fred B. Snyder, Counsel. <§>
5 AND « PER CENT MORTGAGE LOANS.
No delay. C. 3. Woodruff, 606 Guaranty bldg.
LOANS FROM $100 UPWARDS; CITY PROP
erty prefer'd; no delay. J.B.Tabour, 124 8 4-th.
«^^ WE LOAN MONEY ~w*^g
Kit to salaried people on their notes at Q
lowest rate; strictly confidential; pay :
weekly, semi-weekly or monthly.
■O. Room 202, Sykes block, 256 Hennepln ay. Of
8 RELIABLE CREDIT CO. " 8
§£<*»? CK*£«O
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 EASIEK
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. •
WANTED*— BORROW $150 FOR SIX
months, at 10 per cent interest, on my note;
good security. \V 912, 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, $1;
warranted a year. Flake, Jeweler, 32 S. Wash.
MILLWOOD, DRY, $1.76 TO $2.75; 2 LOADS,
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- I
ly used household goods of every description.
We can save you 25 per cent at the Town
Market Furniture Co., 25 and 27 t>th st S.
| Repairs for all kinds of stoves at half price.
SODA FOUNTAIN CHEAP. mTnNEAPOLIS !
Soda Fountain Co., 521 Marshall et NIC.
WHEN YOU WANT FURNITURE repaired, j
reupholstered, refinished, or mattresses reno- j
vated, try Rainville Bros., the East Side |
dealers. No. 15 Nlcollet Island. Both 'phones. I
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR FREE SAMPLE"
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer, Detroit, Mich. . ■..-
SECOND-HAND STORE" FIXTURES OF.
every description; office furniture, safes, cash
registers, soda fountains, wagons, ■ carriages,'
<=toves and furniture; largest stock in north
west. 1027 Washington ay S. _■
FOUNTAIN PENS, ALL MAKES; WATER
man, Parker, etc.; jobbing stock to select
from; repairs. Whitall & Siddall, Commercial"
Stationers, 323 Heanepin. • :
SEEDS—FRESH STOCK D. M. FERRY &
Co.'B bulk seeds just received. J. H. Smith,
214-216 Hennepin ay.
BIG PROFITS] NO TROUBLE. QUICK
sales. Now is the time to raise Belgian
hares. We have an unlimited stock of pedi- i
| greed and unpedigreed hares, very cheap.
Send 10 cents for Booklet Belgian Hares for i
Pleasure and Profit. 128 3d st S. •
FOR CHEAP, SIX-HORSE POWER
Sprague electric motor, in perfect condition.
Hall, Black & Co., 304 Ist ay S.
MEHLIN PIANO, MOVING PICTURE MA- i
chine, Deweylin harps, I four nice bedroom
suits, typewriting desk; rare chance. White,
220 Temple Court. ■
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 237 Henn. ay—
Sell, rent, repair all makes. Ask for prices.
MANDOLINS— WE HAVE~ETGHT~sfEfSOX
$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 »t .S, just off Nic
olle-t. "
PIANOS — STERLING UPRIGHT, FINE
walnut case, in good condition, $190; $7
monthly. Emerson upright, $160; very fine
Behring upright, $225; Imperial upright, $125;
$5 monthly. Decker Bros, square, $65.
New pianos for rent, $3.50, $4 a month. One
year's rent allowed if purchased. Foster &■
Waldo. 40 sth st S, corner Nicollet.
$3.65 WORTH OF GROCERIES FOR $3.25;
98 lbs Pillsbury or Washburn Gold Medal
flour, regular price, $2.25; 10 lbs roasted cof
fee, regular price $1.25; 18 lbs granulated
sugar, regular price, $1.15; the entire amount
for $3.25. We do this to introduce our groc
ery department in every house in Minneapolis.
Roberts, 71" Nicollet. .
PAINT, $1 PER GALLON.
H. O. Roberts, 103 Western ay. ''■■
FOR SALE—A~B LACK LK-LINED~CUT~
away coat and vest, in perfect condition; can
be bought very cheap. Kramer & Crew, 15
sth st S. •-..-' _______ i
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS i
at private sale this week; one Garland range,
No. 8; one Dragon heating stove, one wood
heating stove, one oak chamber suit, one
black walnut extension. table, one black wal
nut bedstead, mattresses, etc. D. A. Macurdy
3128 18th ay S. '
BELGIAN HARES, $6, $8, $10: BARRED
Plymouth Rocks, single comb Brown Leg
horns, fancy stock, at right prices. Eggs
for hatching. Rockhaven Yards. 4137 3d
ay S. . ■ ..■ .- .
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REMOVED TO 9 GTH STREET SOUTH.
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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 FURNITURE.
$60 LATEST SHUTTLE SINGER SEWING
machine, $15; D-12 tailor Wheeler & Wilson,
cheap;_White,_ss : Elmer, 720 Ist ay S. ,..
TWELVE-FOOT HALLIDAY WINDMILL
and large tank, on my farm, 4>^ miles out
Superior ay. Examine and make me an
offer. Simonde, 303 Guaranty building.
21^_ FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSES ~%~>~
FREE "FOR RENT" CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this bead. Be sura and
call for them when you leave the ad.
FOR RENT—7-ROOM~HOU~SB7 excellent
condition, ' Bloomington ay, near Franklin'
$16. Jaeger & Torelle. 310 Ba»k Commerce.
331 E FRANKLIN, TEN ROOMS, FULLY.
modern; first-class condition. Charles S.
Woodruff, 806 Guaranty building. , .-- ■■■■.
HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND BATH IN S. S.
Minneapolis, $20. Room 5, 313 Nicollet.
2618 HENNEPIN 10 ROOMS, MODERN*'
barn; newly repaired; $40.
1722 Nicollet ay, 10 rooms, modern, $35.
2428 4th ay S. 10 rooms, modern, $20.
603 Bth ay N, 8 rooms, modern, $22.50.
31 Highland ay, 15 rooms, modern, barn, $50.
2620 sth ay S, 10 roams, modern, barn, $27 50
2309 sth ay S, 9 rooms, barn, $20.
700 University ay SE, 7 rooms, $18.50. ■'-"'■
702 University ay SE, 6 rooms, $15.50.
2300 Clinton ay, 7 rooms, city water, $15.
614 E Franklin ay, 8 rooms, barn, $20. •
2547 Ist ay S, 6 rooms, city water, $9. ^;»*-;
2731 Stevens ay, 7 rooms, gas, city water, $20.
I 1231% Ist ay N, 4-room flat, $9. ;
611 E 22d st, corner Portland ay, 6 rooms,*
bath, gas, city water, sewer, $17.50.
2804 Nicollet ay, 9 rooms, modern, barn, $25.
345 E Franklin ay, 7 rooms, city water, barn,
-$lB.
I 2308 12th ay S, 2d floor flat, city water, sewer,
five rooms, $7.
645 Bth ay N, 2d floor flat, bath, gas, 5
rooms, $9.
lot E 2Mb st. 2d floor flat, city water, 5
rooms, $8.
2919 N'icollet ay, 2d floor flat, 6 rooms, city
water, $g.
George_Odlum, 309-311 Phoenix building.
FOR RENT—B27~~FRE~MOXT~AA f~Xr~NfXK
room house, large lawn and shade trees;
i city water and well; rent, $14.
j For rent—house, choice, t roomlT
! central; fine repair; bath, closet; family of
j adults; responsible. Call 1506 4th ay S.
' MODERN' 7-ROOM HOUSE* RENT~SI2 A
month; 20 minutes on street cars from Ist I
ay and Washington; interurban oar. 940 I
Raymond ay, St. An.t'hony Park.
WILL RENT MY~CO~TTAGE AT LAKE
Calhoun, furnishd, for $35 in advance for the
season. Apply at 27 Royalston ay: also fur
nished room at the above number for $1
month. ___^_____
OO Fl RMSIIKD HOISES
FOR SALE—FURNITURE OF 6 ROOMS IN
9-room modern house; -will sell reasonable to
party who will rent the house: three rooms
now rented unfurnished. Address G 905,
Journal.
FOR RENT—FROM MAY 15 TO OCT. 1, A
ten-room, modern, furnished house; $35 per
month. 1502 Nicollet ay.
23 FIH.MSHED ROOMS
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent, with heat, bath and gas, at 609 7th
ay S.
brTght, sunny rooms, in choice lo
catlons. Best list in the ctty. Hurlbut ft
Co.. 443-4 Aodrua building.
M MBKR
ROOMS RENTED AND SECURED QUICK
)y and ; reasonably. Ask for rates: teat our
facilities; we guarantee satisfaction. Broat
7Q4 Phoenix block. '" ■>••-/
HANDSOME ROOMS IN ONE OP THE~BEST
apartment houses; these rooms have been
cleaned, repapered and are strictly modern
1019 Ist aY'S. i ■■■:..
FREE, "FOR RENT" OR "FURNISHED
Room" cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for them when leav
ing the ad. .■ ■ ■ ■
GRAND APARTMENTS. LADIES AND GEN
tlemen; steam heat, stationary wash bowls,
porcelain baths, hot water, $7 upwards. 620
7th st S.
FOR RENT— NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM,
furnished for light housekeeping; also other
rooms; modern; no children, mi Hennepin.
24 UNFURNISHED ROOMS
SIX ROOMS TO RENT, $5 PER MONTH.
at 2916 Snelllng ay. - ■
THREE ROOMSrUNFURNISHED, IN MOD
ern house; good location; private family; or
one room and alcove, furnished; reasonable
rent. 330 E 17th st. _
FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS—
Three rooms, upstairs; city water; $5. Barn
If desired. 310 Aldrlch ay N. j
25 IKFIRXISHEU PLATS
MODERN FIVE-ROOM FLAT. 332 E 18TH
st,:second floor. Apply on premises. Frank
Miller. " .
FQ if RENT—AT ONCE, BY PARTY LEAV
ing city, pleasantly located, thoroughly mod
ern, ground floor, corner flat of six rooms;
partly furnished if desired, or will sell some
furniture. Call at 748 E 18th st, flat 1.
FLAT, APRIL 1, FIVE, ROOMS, SECOND
floor; modern; steam beat"; open plumbing,
gas range, laundry, storeroom. Apply No.
18 _1-_ h __s__s '
FOR RENT, CHEAP, A FIVE-ROOM FLAT;
hot water and gas; $11 per mouth. 722 4th
ay N. ___*•''*'■
27 OFFICES
OFFICES; STEAM HEATED; PRICES $6
to $20. Eastman block, 412 Nleolltt. Inquire
room 12.
23 STORES
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR RENT. THORPE 8R05.,258 HENN. AY.
FOR RENT- STORE AND BASEMENT. 9
I'd st N; 22x100 feet. Chase, Bank of Com
merce.
29 . ACHES
120 ACRES, WITH BUILDINGS COMPLETE,
near Wayzata, Lake Minnetonka. Call 1316
6th st N.
■ : . .■ .
3Q MISCELLANEOUS
i MANUFACTURING, with or without power
and trackage. Wm. IL_Gibson, 420 Guaranty.
;TO RENT—BEST. CORNER : FOR .MAN U"
faeturlug, 30x66. comer 2d st and sth ay si;
recently occupied by Strong-Northway. Tele
phone owner, Wm. H. Vanderburgh.
31 HELP WANTED—MALE
WATCHES CLEANED. $1; MAIN SPRINGS.
$1; warranted one year. Paegel's. 22 3d st S.
SILK VELVET COLLAR, DOcT~OVERCOAT
sleeves relived, 50c; pants recut into style,
75c; suits steam cleaned, $1. At Anthony,
tailor, 119 Washington ay N.
YOUNG MAN, GO TO ARCHIBALDS COL
lege. Lake st, co.-ner Stevens, for bookkeep
ing, sborthrnd, typewriting and English
branches. Day and evening. .
; SALESMEN OR STATE AGENTS MAKE $500
; per. month; sells to merchants; no fake; call
and investigate. Owen Hardman, Hotel
Windsor. ■
FREE" EYE DISPENSARY—ALL WORTHY
poor treated daily from 8 to 10 a. m., 225
Hc-nnepin ay.
MOULDERS WANTED—AT DIAMOND IRON
Works.
\VA N TED^A TINSMITH" WITH GOOD
knowledge of hardware business; none but
competent men need apply; first-class refer
ences wanted. Box 61, Moorhead, Minn.
SHADE MAN WANTED—STATE~TfEFIER^
ence, experience and wages wanted. Address
C 911, Journal.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN AS STENOGRA
pner to go to Fargo, N. D.; state experience
and salary wanted. Address B 910, Journal.
PRESSMAN WANTBD -i- TO HANDLE
three jobbers and large cylinder press for
daily and weekly paper, 250 miles from Min
neapolis: must be sober, quick and compe
tent. Address A 910, Journal.
WANTED-A FEW FIRST-CLASS RAlL
way men now employed to apply for best po
sitions on a new road. Adress W 909 Jour
nal.
YOU MUST HAVE COMPARED OUR WORK
with that of other laundries, judging from
our increase of business. Kindly continue
to do so. Colyer's Laundry, 605 3d st S.
Shirts, 8c; collars and cuffs, lc; underwear
6c.
WANTED—SHOE SALESMAN FOR TERRF
tory tributary to St.Pa.ul; must be experienced
and have an established trade. Apply, giv
ing references and salary expected, to Neenah
Boot and Shoe Mfg. Co., Neenah, Wis.
WANTED — FIRST-CLASS HARDWARE
clerk, Scandinavian preferred; must furnish
references. Lock Box 331. Devils Lake, N. D.
TAILORS, ONE C^AI7ONE~PAXTS~MAKER
and one bushelman at once. Northfield Tai
lorlng Co., Northfleld, Minn.
WANTED"—"A~FEW~GOOD~SALEI3MEN~FOR
Minneapolis and St. Paul. Inquire betweeu
8 and 9, Walter G. Avery, 322 Boston block.
IF YOU ARE A CATHOMC, UNSMPLOYBD.
and will work for $18 per week, write Mac-
Counell Bros., 11 Franklin sc, Boston, Mass.
SALESMEN FOR OFFICE SPECIALTIES,
by sample; fine side lines; easy sellers; lib
eral terms; we help ycu Btart; exclusive ter
ritory; catalogue free. Model Mfg. Co., Box
L, South Bend, Ind.
WANTED—A GOOD BARBER, STRICTLY
flr&t-elass. J. W T. J3onavan, Wadena, Minn.
WANTED, A REKJTSTERED~~PHARMACIST7
References required. J. G. Anderson & Co.,
Wadena, Minn.
STENOGRAPHER, LAW STUDENT, WHO*
can write shorthand; wages $5 per week; can
attend law scnool. 303 Globe building.
AN EXPERIENCES) SALESMAN ON THE
bakery wagon. Apply 611 Washington ay a.
GOOD STEADY CANVASSERS FOR ARTI
cles 1 used in every family; steady work, good
pay. Call 25 6th st S.
YOUNG MAN—LEARN SHORTHAND AND
typewriting at The Munscn Shorthand Insti
tute. Guaranty Loan building. We have un
surpassed facilities for placing our students
in paying positions in from four to six
months.
Wanted — a boy to work in drug
store. Cirkler, 602 Nicollet ay.
BARBER WANTED AT THE GUARANTY
Loan Barber Shop; steady jo.b for the right
man.
WANTED—GOOD ERRAND BOY FOR~oK j
8c« work. Address^B^ _913 1 _Journal. I
WANTED—FIRST-CLASS TINNER" FOR
country job. Apply C. D. Benack, Mankato,
Minu.
WANTED—CABINETMAKER AT ONCE. M.
C Burr, Power building, Nicollet island.
WANTED—FOR SMALL. COUNTRY PLACE]
western Montana, experienced grocery clerk, !
Norwegian preferred; also porter for hotel <
bar and office; German preferred. Call
Wednesday or Thursday, between 2 and 5,
room 110 Hotel Nicollet.
WANTED—TWO P AINTERS FOR WAGON
work. Apply Lenhart Wagon Co., University
and Washington ay SE.
WANTED—MAN"XND"wfFE"irOR"iroOSE~
work in private boarding-bouse. 427 12th
ay SE.
WANTED—AN EXPEIUENCED SALESMAX
for dress goods department. Apply mana
ger s office, Donaldson's Glass Block.
GRADERS WHO CAN G4iADE
dry lumber in lumber yard; also experienced
car foremen who understand railroad con
struction. National Employment Co., 2w
Nicollet ay.
W A NTED—GOOD MAN] WILLING TO
work on farm; good steady place; two miles
northeast of Minneapolis, on Broadway, by
Aug. Giesmann. Inquire Gluek's Brewery.
WANTED^ YOUNG MAN TO CLERK IN
general store; pay $300 to $"35 a year. Loe &
Myhre, Colfax, N. P.
32 HELP WANTED-FEMALE
I YOUNG LADY — FOR THOROUGH PREP
aration fo» office -vorit, attend Archibald col
lege, Lake st, corner Stevens ay. Day and
evening sessions.
WANTED^A~GOOD GIRL FO"R GENERAL
housework. 2317 Girard ay S.
WANTED-BY MARCH 25, A FIRST-CLASS
woman cook. Address Frank S. Dowe, Hotel
Lyon, _Lake City, Minn.
neat~girl~forl}eneral housework?
Small family; Excelsior summers; flat win
ters. No. 9 E 17t'n at, second floor.
WANTED—A MILLINERY
with experience: no other need apply. C. T.
Nelson, 79 6th st S.
WANTED^COMPETENT GIRL WITH REF
ereneea: good wages to right party. Call at
2904 Emerson ay N.
wa3cted^a~go6d girl~for~general
housework; call in morning. 1825 3d ay S.
WANTED, AT ONCE, AN'eXPERIBNCED
button-hole machinist. Apply fourth floor
uniform shop. The Palace Clothing House
Co.__
WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND
housemaid. Apply at once, 2600 Park ay.
. , NUMBER 32—Continued. A 1
AT ONCE. GOOD SEWING ' GIRL.; ON
1 dresses. ■ Mrs. L. W. Billings, 727 University
ay SE.
. WANTED — EXPERIENCED FORELADY
for shirt and overall factory;, good position
1 to right party.. <Hyman, Newman & Well,
102 3d st S, third floor. ■■,»• •
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SHIRT AND
1 overall operators on power machine. Hyman
1 Newman & Weil, 102 3d st S.
" WANTED—EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
. general ■ housework. Apply ; 3140 sth ay 8.
i
. EXPERIENCED SHIRT WAIST
. HANDS ON POWER SEWING
MACHINES CAN EARN FROM
SIX TO NINE
DOLLARS PER
WEEK UNDER
OUR NEW IN
• f»iv;; CREASED RATE
...„ OF PRICES TO PIECE WORK
! .". ERS. STERLING MFG. !CO . "
COR. -STH AY N AND 3D ST.
i 2D FL9OR, HEYWOOD BLDG.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, -AT
once. 923 14th ay S. _^
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO
run button machine. Robitchek, Frank &
Heller. 18 3d st N. .
WANTED-DINING-ROOM GIRL. QUICK
Lunch. 61ti Nhollet ay. ' , . ■
WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. 624 E 17th st.
WANTED—GIRLS TO SEW ON BUTTONS
by hand. Robitchek, Frank & Heller, 18 3d
st N. ,■■•- r,■,...,,.■;■. \
WANTED — EXPERIENCED HELP FOR
skirts and jackets. Will pay good wages.
200 Chamber of Commerce building, St. Paul.
WANTED—A. GIRL~FOR~LAUNDRY~AND'
(leaning. Inquire at Deaconess* Home, 1400
&thav & ■-•■■. * • . ■■•■-:■■■...-. ■-.-. ■.■■■W
ANTED, HOUSEKEEPER; FIVE IN FAM
ily. Address O 913, Journal. ••"■■ ■••■
A CAPABLE, ? CVELADYLIKE~PER
son over 25 for a permanent position; expe
rience not necessary, as Instruction will be
given in duties required. M 913, Journal.
WANTED—WOMAN CLERKr~BXPERp
enced in general dry goods and notions, for
western Montant, small village; also one I
working housekeeper, one waitress; parties;
must have best of references. Call Wednes
day or Thursday, between 2 and 5, room 110,
Hotel Nieollet. •-- ■
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 3d St. 5...,-- - ... . 'ki**3
BROWN & DICKEY, MIDWAY HORSE
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—HORSE AUCTION.
Barrett & Zimmerman ■will have for their
Wednesday horse auction sales at Mid-way,
St. Paul, from 800 to 1.000 head of horses,
consigned to them by the largest horse owa
ers in the country, consisting principally of
farm 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
vate sales daily. Barrett & Zimmerman, Min
nesota Transfer, fit. Paul.. Minn. . . .
HORSES FOR SALE—CARLOAD OF GOOD
work horses; weight 1,200 to 1,550 lbs each.
O. P. Kemp, Watertown, S. D.
FOR SALE—FOUR GOOD FARM OR d¥
livery horses, one farm mare, cheap. Barn,
712 2d ay S. . ......
FOR SALE—BLACK HORSE, $60; 9 YEARS
old; 1,025 pounds. Union Mission, 220 Wash
i ington ay S. ,•--;■-»,--;, '..li-i.;^.--
JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH CONiSlGN
men't of farm mares, heavy drafters, general
purpose horses and drivers. Frost & Co., 12
2d st N. , ... .;; \
FOR SALE—PAIR , HORSES, WELL
matched, 6 years old, weight 3,150: harness;
wagon; will sell separate. 2922 Stevens ay.
TO KEEP BUSY WE SELL ALL KINDS
handmade harness; also few second-hand har
ness, collars. Central' Market Harness Co.
625 2d ay N. ■■.'■■■
FOR TWO-SEAT BUGGY, WITH
canopy. top: good condition; also one heavy
and light single harness. 2200 Hennepln ay.
EXTRA GOOD DRIVING MARE, BLACKT
medium size, handsome, Morgan and Black
hawk and 7 years old. " Also single and
double light harness. 1800 3d ay S. .-■-
-34 HORSES,CARRIAGESIIW'T'D
WANTED—TO PURCHASE GOOD "cAß
riage team, weight about 2,300; city broke,
good roaders. Address, stating .where they
can be seen and cash price, G 912, Journal.
WANTED—A HOrM^OR~DELIVERY AND
general use. Apply 1619 Nicolleit_av.__
WANTED—A PAIR DELIVERY
horses; must be sound and city broke, 900
6th st S. ■■ : ■ ■. .--' .:■ : ■ '■[ . / -
35__ INSTRUCTION
WANTED—YOUNG MAX OF GOOD^Ad' i
dress to solicit business and assist in office
work in old-established insurance agency. A
I good opportunity will be given a bright and
energetic man to learn the business. Ad
dress, stating salary expected, previous ex
perience, age and references. E 912, Journal. I
36 LOANS AND CHATTELS
LOAN 3 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 . FURNITURE,
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 et. '
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.
PAWNBROKERS^ReITabIe, reasonable- con-*
fldential. Harris & Goldstein, 238 Ist ay S.
QUICK LOANS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
pianos, etc., without removal, at lowest rates.
American Credit Co., 523-525 Guaranty Loan
building.
LOANS on furniture, pianos, without remov
al; cheap rates. 25 Washington ay S, room 15.
37~ LOST AND FOUND"
LOST—SIO BILL. EITHER IN POSTOPFICE^
or in Northwestern Telephone exchange
building. Return for reward 2014 Queen ay S.
LOST—A LADY'S GREiEN~~POCKITF6OKi
containing note for $200, change amounting
to about $5; finder may keep money if they
'will return note and pocketbook. 72 Lyu
dale ay N, corner Chestnut.
39 ~ medical"
ASK ANY DRUGGIST FOR FRKE SAMPLE
of Satin-Skin Cream, or write Albert F.
Wood, perfumer, Detroit, Minn.
ELITE BATH PARLORS, 626 HENNEPIN
ay; porcelain tubs; massage, cabinet and
medicated baths; experienced lady attendant.
LEECH LAKE~ PINE PILLOWS FOR
asthma, catarrh, etc. Sleep on them.
From $1 up, according to size. Call or ad
dress Pine Pillow Co.. 322 Andru* building,
Minneapolis.
PILES—DR. H. WAITE, 25 YEARS' SPE~
cia'itst, cures every case; write for pamphlet,
mjuled_free._ 1219 Hawthorn ay, Minneapolis.
; 'LE DUE'S" FRENCH FEMALE REGULA
tor" cures most stubborn cases pathological
monthly stoppages, irregularities, obstruc
tions, suppressions; $2 or three for $5. Sent
on receipt of price. Kldd Drug Co., Elgin,
111. Churchill & Scbeldrup, Nic. house, Min
neapolis; F. M. Parker, opp. P. 0., St. Paul;
Fred Scott estate, Stillwater. Rubber goods.
OSTEOPTfHY7~NEUROPATHYr~SWEDISH
movement cure, electric and magnetic treat
ments, alcohol sweats for grip and rheuma
tism. 620% Nicollet ay, room IS, third floor.
Formerly 50 Sth st S.
4J MINNETONKA PROPERTY
JAEGER & TORELLE, 310 BANK OF COM
merce, mak-- a specialty of Lake Mlnnetonka
real estate and offer lots, cottages and acres
on all parts of the lake and in adjacent terri
tory.
FIIAVE FOR SALE THE FINEST POINT
on the lake for club house or family hotel:
still a few more cottages for rent and for
sale. H. Hutchins, Excelsior.
44~ PERSONAL
DR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST DlS
eases of women and childen. 17 Sth st 8.
Take Hennepin ay car.
FaTTsIMILBDECLARATIOnIjF INDEPEN~
dence on good paper, size 15x21 iaches. 10c;
mailed to any address. W. M. Armstrong, 260
Hennepin ay, Minneapolis, Minn.
ASK~ANY DRUGGIST FOR~FREE 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.
EXAMINATION FREE.
HOFFLINS HEADACHE POWDERS
Are harmless; they are free from poisonous
drugs and a certain cure for all kinds of
headaches; 19c; try 'em. Hofflin's drug stort.
; NUMBER 44—Continued;
T. H. BLY, M. D., SPECIALIST _IN .. ALL
diseases of women; all irregularities cor
rected;., private borne for women before and
during confinement; book, 15c, all you need
to know. Office, 27 4th st S. third floor.
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. ■■'■ - ' ■ ;
BAXTERS DETECTIVE AGENCY—
al detective work; satisfactory results; terms
reasonable; commercial and bank references,
Wm. Baxter, general manager, suite 615,
Temple Court. Minneapolis. . . ,
DR. COLLIER. THE FOOT SPECIALIST,
moved to 405 Nic. ay. Corns extracted,
LADIES—CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
nyroyal Pills are the beat; safe, reliable; take
no other; send 4c stamp for particulars. "Re
lief for Ladies" in letter by return mail; at
druggists. Chlchester Chem. Co., Phila., Pa.
SUPERFLUOUS , HAIR, MOLES, WARTSI
permanently, removed by electrolysis; also
scalp treatment. \ Anr.a M. ■ Griswold, 417
Medical block.
WHERE IS HENRY ROHRE? HE LIVED
near lowa CKy, lowa, about thirty years
ago He will find It to his interest to write
to Jacob Berger, St. Croix Falls, Wls.
PARTY TO SHIP PART CAR HOUSEHOLD
goods, Dakota to Los Angeles; pass for one.
Addreß9_MlUard_Fifteld, Alexandria, Minn.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED" "FORT
ever; no pain or scar; special rates. Myra
M. Bare, D. 0., specialist, 86 13th st S. (First
ay cars.) Telephone Maine 8395 L-2. ' ; •
45 PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON A MERCHANT~(JAMEsTf7
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors, main office No 929
--935 Guaranty Loan building, i Minneapolis,
Minn.; branch office...room 62, McGill build
ing, Washington, D. C.
P. H. GUNCKELT~74a Temple Ct.. counselor
and solicitor in patent and trade mark causes.
47 REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
. -IMPROVED
EDMUND G. walton, 800 hennepin, IS
sues a.new catalogue of houses for gale every
two weeks. Send or call.
W. A. BARNES CO.. 300-302 NICOLLET."
issue a rental bulletin and real estate list
every Monday. Call or send and get one.
HOUSES, $1,500 to $50,000. Minnetonka prop
erty. Acres, rents, loans, insurance; care of
property. Lewis W. . Campbell, Dayton Bldg.
WE BUY and sell city and farm property""
Mort. Loans. C. A. Qulst»& Co., 109 4th st S.
FOR SALE—VERY GOOD HOUSE, BLOOM
ington ay, near Franklin; 60-foot front; a
bargain. Jaeger & Torelle, 310 Bk. Commerce.
CONVENIENT 6-ROOM COTTAGE, PARTLY
modern, 2525 Pleasant ay; a good home and a
line investment, as this property is advancing
rapidly; look it over thoroughly; terms easy.
Byron & Wlllard', 29 sth st S.
THE BEST BARGAINS IN SMALL HOMES; i
$400. $600 and $800; two blocks from street
cars; $50. and $100 down and monthly pay
ments. 355 Temple Court.
AN ATTRACTIVE, MODERN EIGHT-ROOM
house, near Como car, St. Anthony Park, very
cheap. Monthly payments. Room 6, 313 Nic
ollet.
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGES—
Whether you wish to buy or sell, call on Fl
nance Co. of Minnesota. 620 Temple Court.
MODERN 11 -ROOM~HOUseT~HAKU w.;",'
finish, 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;
two lots on Lowry Hill. Must be sold, as
owner is leaving city. Terms to suit. 3133
Ist ay S. .
FOR SALE, \Vi LOTS ON 180 FEET TRACK
age, with double store building, warehouse
and barn. $2,500; $1,500 cash, balance long
'time at 6 per cent. Leaving city. N 912,
Journal.
LEAVING THE CITY. OFFER MY MOD
ern house, 3212 Harriet, with barn, gas, laun
dry, combination heat; built by owner for
home; carpets, shades, gas and steel range
if desired. G. R. Baker.
4Q UNIMPROVED
THE EDMUND G. WALTON AGENCY IS
eues a printed catalogue with maps of abso
lutely, the best bargains in vacant lots. 300
Hennepin ay. -
FOR SALE OR LEASE-198x157 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. -•■■■■■ .'--* • ■
' CALHOUN Z ~~
.100 Calhou'n Park lots, $500 to $660.
. Jos. L. Hickson, 939 Guaranty.
CALHOUN ,
MANUFACTURING SITES ON THE MINN.
Transfer, with free switching. 5, 313 Nicollet.
LOWRY HILL LOT FOR SALE, CHEAP;
finest location; all improvements in; sewer,
water, gas, curb, sidewalk. See the owner,
P. M. Woodman, 839 Lumber Exchange.
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. Qaines, S. E. Mpls. Minn. !
FIFTY KITTSON COUNTY FARMS FOR
sale. Big snaps. A. M. Eklund, Jr., Hal
lock, Minn. • ■ . . ..
♦ 41,000 ACRES - ♦•.
•> Cut-over lands in Cass and Crow Wing •>
y counties, in townships 138, 139 and ♦!♦
♦> 14(k ranges 25, 26, 27 and 28; will be ♦!•
♦> sold in one tract or in township lots; •;•
y splendid opportunity for speculation; ♦*•
♦!♦ prices and particulars on application. ♦;•
♦;• Franklin Benner, 603 Phoenix building •*♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<*♦*> »>«}Hfr*X»<fr*>»X"> ♦>♦♦♦
LESS THAN $50 GETS A GOOD QUArT
ter section of prairie land on the Soo lino
near Carpio, N. D.; cheap coal, good water,
good soil. 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; 3Vi
miles from proposed new railroad; 10 miles
from Northern ' Pacific railway; positively the
making of the finest stock farm in Minne
sota; $6.50 per acre. -*- ' .
300 acres, 5 miles from Aitkin; rich, level
soil; high, dry land; 200 acres cleared; 125
acres under cultivation; no better farm in the
state; fairly good large buildings; $15 perl
acre. :;•'.;; .■.<--.■•-—•■■■-•■<. .'* ;
B. M. Hungerford. Aitkin, Minn. I
CRAVENS & GEIGER, 740 TEMPLE COURT? !
Send for our special list wild and improved
lands. . City property, sale or rent. "
FOR SALE—IBS ACRES, ONE MILE FRONT
age on Mille Lacs lake, in sections 20 and
21, township 45, range 26; 80 acres choice
meadow; balance valuable, hardwood timber
land; on main county road. This is the best
property on Mille Lacs lake. B. M. Hunger
ford, AUkin, Minn.
BARGAIN IN GOOD IMPROVED FARM—BOO
acres, Griggs county, North Dakota; stock
and machinery included in sale; $3,000 handles
it; balance easy terms; other bargains. J. E.
Jacobson, Dazey, N. D. :. .
FOR SALE—IO ACRES, 6-ROOM HOUSE
and barn, two miles from city limits at
Edina, on Minnehaha creek; suitable for
gardening and poultry. Address 11 912, Jour
nal. * ■"- ' ■'■- . . .
LOOK HERE-120-ACRE FARM. 80 MILES
east of Minneapolis; nice location; close sta
tion; river running through one forty; near
lake; good soil and buildings. Cheap if taken
at once. F 913, Journal. .
$550—160 ACRESTjOEL, WIS. ; CLAY SOIL,
maple, worth $1,000; big cash bargain; in
vestigate at once. D 912, Journal. •
$1,450--FOR A ;VERY FINE~TRACT OF 150
acres,. Wright county; borders on fine lake
wild land; 20 acres meadow that grows good
grass; good heavy timber; within five miles
of Annumlalf: best improved farms here are
valued at $40 an acre; terms half cash, bal
ance 6,per cent; if you want to buy land
and have the money get descriptions and
run out and see it; won't last long.
$16 an acre only for a line section of wild
land; south side township, Wright county;
all of section 32,' town 121, range 28; two
miles from station; facing fine lake, full of
fish; good soil, good water, good title and
low price for the land; If you want a bargain
and have the money; I have the sole sale
of this; have all of the title papers. $1,160,
160 acres Kandiyohi county, rough wild land,
but located as it is, well worth the money.
$21. fine 160 acres, at Clara City, Chlppewa
county. $3,500, 160 acres, improved. Meeker
county, - town* of Elsworth. $4 an acre, 4,500
acres, Cass county, Minnesota; timber land.
$1.60 an acre, 11,000, Pine county.'
We buy and sell lands. What have you to
offer? Come and see us.- ":
Hobart, Phoenix building. ?
51 SITUATIONS WANTED \ :
A FIP-ST-CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEER
wishes position about April 1; have seven
years' experience at sawmill work; have my
own tools. ,- Please . call or address Albert
Borup, 328 11th ay S. -- ..
MARRIED MAN, 33, SEEKS A POSITION
as traveling salesman; groceries preferred;
Al references; speak Scandinavian and Ger
man. Address P 912, Journal. - ' .
AN ALL AROUND MAN, WITH EIGHT
years' experience as traveling solicitor, de
sires a position as traveling salesman; has
canvassed successfully for everything from
a cigar to a lightning rod; can furnish refer
ence as to honesty or ability. Address H 913,
Journal.
ir
_ NUMBER 61— Continued. ,
WANT POSITION AS STOCK CUTTER, IN ;
printing or li'tho - house by first-class man.
V 912. Journal. -
BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER WANTS
situation, in or out of city. W. E. Miller,-:
general delivery. Minneapolis. ,-,;-■'.<--'
WANTED—CHANCE TO FINISH LEARN
ing barber trade; have two years' " experi
ence; am sober and honest. Address A. G..
Lock Box 11, Milan. Minn. l
52 FEMALE
WASHING CALLED FOR AND DELlV
ered. 810 16th-av S. - :
NEAT, UPRIGHT YOUNG SCANDINAVIAN
girl 'wishes position to do light housework or
place as second girl, where homo privileges
are not excluded. 911 B 17th st. . ■■'
SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT
stenographer; five years' experience in law
and commercial work. Address G 913, Jour
nal. •
THREE LADIES WISH PLAIN SEWING
by the day; write Minnie Sargent, Columbia
Heights P. O. Telephone 2710 L 2.
53
THE BO YD 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 Bt. Telephone, Main 656. both exchanges.,
54 STOVE REPAIRS
GREAT WESTERN STOVE REPAIR CO.,
»12 Hennepln ay. Telephone. Main 161.
U. S. STOVE REPAIR CO., 246 4TH AY S.
Minneapolis. Telephone 514-8. .■■■■'■- t
53 WANTED^MISCEIXANJEOUS"
CASH PAID for all kinds of household good*.
Don't sell before getting estimate from th«
Town Market, 26-27 sth st S. Tel. 1998.
WE BUY diamonds or trade for new. We pay
cash for old gold or make Into new Jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., 41 Washington ay 3.
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD. "
R. Q. Winter Jewelry Co., 327 Nlcollet »v.
WANTED—TO BUY GOOD SECOND-HIND
incubator cheap. Lindahl, 25 8 6th. Tel. 199».
Will buy good 2d-hand building, tram© or
brick; to be moved. Llndahl, 26 6th st 8.
WANTED—GO-CART FOR CHILD 6
old, rubber tires. A. W. Clark, 2013 4th ay 8,
flat 4. v_
WANTED, AT ONCE, SOME GOOD COUN
ters and showcases. 31 sth at S.
WANTED—THREE STONE TABLES SIZE
3xlo feet, or six tables 3x5 feet. C. P. Adams
Co., 76 7th_st 8. :■*
WANTED—TO BUY ONE SEOOND^KANT)
16-foot vapor launch; must be In good coa
dition. Address Lock Box 13, Auduboa, Minn.
59 WOOD^ANFcOAiT
OWASH®URN'si!!rGNITE'^sS^rK^^ Icl
Q LESS COAL Is a desirable fuel. No o
'& smoke; no dust; no clinkers. Give it 5
O a trial. Office, 127 3d st S. Tele- £►
££ phone. Main 831. o
gO WANTED TO RENT ~
WANTED—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
with closets, for light housekeeping; centrally
located; state price when answering. R 912,
Journal.
HAVE CONSTANT CALLS FOR HOUSES
and stores for immediate occupancy. List
your property with us. T. A. Jamieaon, 313
Nicollet. ■ .:■■■.'■
WANTED—A FURNISHED COTTAGE, SIX
or seven rooms, screened, at Breezy Point or
vicinity, Deephaven, Cottagewood or Excel
slor. E 913, Journal.
WANTED—TO RENT HOUSE IN SUBURBS,
suitable place for poultry. W. N. Lindley,
2638 14th ay S. **
QI^WANTED— REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MANAGEMENT
OF PROPERTY; ALSO SUCCESS IN SELL
ING SAME. T. J. JANNEY. 103 PHOENIX.
£> WANTED— ESTATE. O.
© Wanted, a bargain in lot between 3d &
o and 6th sts S and inside of 7th ay. 0
O Have cash customer waiting. . Vs •<\ #
£> DAVID C. BELL INVESTMENT CO., »
»■ No. 11l Fourth St. S. £
B9O9O9C9»Meeaesxe»ittKtte»»MoeoaMOß3a9ff
g'2'S BELGIAN HARES
FOR SALE—PEDIGREED HARES, BRED
does, low prices at stud. Dexter Jr., score
94%. H. B. Banker, 820 16th ay S. ' '
53 MINES AND MINING."
<£<$<$xs><S>3><s><s><g><s><«><s^^
<$> XC iB IQ Private Stock. <«>
<§> E U{ O C -U For Prices, <!»
<§> T X UAjEB Address •■ -• ;'<*>'
&XL NM EE OTTO MUNBON, <&
<» LE/Dl* >NE Bank Commerce, <&"
$EW ( V ) Minneapolis, Minn. $
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• • YOU AN • •
• • INVESTOR? • • .
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• Send ■ for our new • :- .
• prospectus. Prices 'have •
• * advanced from 1% cents to • V-i ':
• 7 cents and will soon, ad' #u-,.w.|
• vance again. Mines are in • : ,■ ■
• Eastern Oregon. Wonder- •
, • ful finds have been made •
• all around us. - •
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• INTERSTATE- GOLD •
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• MIXING CO., •
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• • 235-« Boston • • - -
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"SIX EAGLES." "SIX BAOUBS."
MINING COMPANY.
Mines located in Qkanogan.'County, 'Wash
ington.
A Developed. Working Mln«, .
Over 1700.000 -worth of ore in sight to pres
ent depth, and mines cannot b* exhausted In
one hundred years.
Will Soon Pay Dividends.
Call or -write for Prospectus and engineer**
report. ." :':.;.•'■■' ;* ■...-■:.:*.■
- . Highest of Bank References. -..".%
J. M. HAGERTY, Mgr., 61 Loan ft Trust Bldg.
NON - INTOXICATING, INVIGORATING*
pleasing. Health Table Malt. Lauritzen's,
Century building. «- '- -
55^MO^^AND STORAGE^
SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN
ery moved; household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by export
packers. Boyd Transfer & Fuel Co., it 3d at
S. Telephone Main 666, both companies.
56 DETECTIVE AGENCIES >
DETECTIVE WORK, ALL BRANCHES; BE
cret service inquiry, shadowing; best refer
ences. S. J. McNulty. Mgr., 208-10 Kaaota blk.
57 MACHINERY AND ENGINES!
IRON-WORKING AND WOOD-WORKJNO
Machinery—Largest stock in the northwest.
Northern Machinery Co., 217 So 3d st. Mpls.
72 "nursery stock_
NURSERY TREES, 3-INCH, $1.25. J. C. Shll
lock, 2807 17th »v S. 818 Phoenix. Tel. 2880-L.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLlES—DE
partment of the Interior, Office of Indian Af
fairs, Washington, D. C, March 7, 1901.—
Sealed proposals, indorsed "Proposals for
beef, flour, etc.," as the case may be, and
directed to the commissioner of Indian af
fairs, 235 Johnson street, Chicago, Illinois,
will be received until 1 o'clock p. m., of Tues
day, April 9, 1901, for furnishing for the In
dian service beef, flour, bacon, beans, coffee,
sugar, rice, tea and other articles of sub
sistence; also for boots and shoes, groceries,
soap, baking powder, crockery, agricultural
implements, paints, oils, glass, tinware, wag
ons, harness, leather, shoe findings, saddlery,
etc., hardware, school and medical supplies,
and a long list of miscellaneous articles.
Sealed proposals, . indorsed "Proposals for
blankets, woolen and cotton goods, clothing,
etc." as the case may be, and directed to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Nos. 77 and
i 79 Wooster street. New York city, will be.re
ceived until 1 o'clock p m. of Tuesday, May
7, 1901, for furnishing for the Indian service
blankets, woolen and cotton goods,. clothing,
notions, hat and caps. Bids must be made
out on government blanks. Schedules giving
all necessary' information for bidders will b<i
furnished on application to the Indian office,
Washington, D. C. ; Nos. 77 and 79 Wooster
street. New York city; 235 Johnson street,
Chicago, 111.; No. 1208 Howard street, Omaha.
Neb. the commissaries of subsistence, U. S.
A., at Cheyenne, Leavenworth, St. Louis, St.
Paul and San Francisco; the postmasters at
Sioux City, Yankton, 'Arkansas City, Cald
well, Topeka, Wichita and Tucson. Bids will
be opened at the hour and days above stated
and bidders are invited to be present at the
opening.' The department reserves , the right
to determine the point of delivery and to re
ject any and all bids or any part of any bid.
W. A. Jones, Commissioner.
