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- $ - - - } - ' ] * i \ -U-S d H 'w-' ' V*- "r iir^ yw 11 MARCH 26, 1902. WANT ADS ON PAGES IS and 16 FOR SALBMISCELLANEOUS FRHH "FOfc SALE!" CARDS TO THOSE advertising under this head. Be sure ana call for them when you loave the ad, WOODDRY. iL76 TO |2.75 2 loads. JS.00. factory wood, Mj coal, J8.T5 to |8.25. Plymouth L DA CO^A Lumber Ex. Phone 717J3, FOR 8ALO-ONa MAX LEVY 66-LtNB ball-ton* somen. 10x111 inches. Can be aeon ttt Jowrart office. isLEcmao LIGHTING EngineDeaoriptlon: T GENERATOR WITlf _ , Two American Ball en gines, ltaia, eaoh 100-horse power, dlreot belt to lour pole. 60 kilowatt, 110-volt lighting generators, possession, given April 1, 1902. These equipments are in full operation and may be lnsjecte a t The Minneapolis Jour nal plant. I BUY. SELL. BXOHANXJB AND REPAIR ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. MAX A. KOHEN. 827 WASHINOTONAVS. WATCHES CLBANSJlJ ranted 1 year, ILmainsprlnga $Lwar Flak's, 17 S Wash..Nlc. house. Gold Spectacles, apodal sale eyes examined tree. Ostrem, optlolan. 829 Nicollet, upstairs. CELEBRATED DERBY OFFICE DESKS DANNER Seot Sectional BOOKCASES. N Agttnoy, 9 Sta st S, J. F. Gage A Co. W, FOR SALEMISCLEANEOUS C o n t i n u e d . WALL PAPERWHAT IS THE USB OF1,800. paying 6c to 10c for a gilt paper -when you can buy one equally as good for 3c at Ran ney's? Also 10c red for 6c and a 16c embossed tor So. You make no mistake going to No. 18 4th st S. PIANO FOR RENTUPRIGHT. WITH COV er, t&.GO Tter mouth. One square, $1.50 per month. 80S Nicollet av. ?l FOR CLEANING WATCHES $1 FOR lualnaprlng, warranted for one year. John S. Allen, IIP Guaranty building, ground floor. "PLANET. JR.," GARDEN SEEDERS AND outtlvators: garden and field seeds. J. H. Smith, hardware, 214 Hennepin ay. LUMBER! LUMBER 1 LUMBER! Large quantities new and old lumber, square timber, doors windows and brick buy now and save one-third to one-half. M00 8th st s. FOR SALETHOROUGHBRED BULL~TER rier pup, five months' old. Is well marked and eligible for registration. Impossible for present owner to keep him. Price. $15. Address M. A. S., room 3, Tribune building, Minneapolis. 17 S WALL PAPER. 17 S 7th S t 7th St. Telephone or call at W. N. TAYLOR & CO.'S NEW WALL PAPER STORE If you want papering or painting done. First-class paper-hangers and paintei a. Telephones: N. W., 63 Main. Twin City, 1996. 17 Seventh st S, Near Hennepin. JEWETT typewriters, best ever all makes rented, sold get prices. Webb, 237 Hennepin. FOR SALEONE NATIONAL CASH REGIS ter, large size, latest improved one Dayton computing scale, two Enterprise coffee mills, one Howe counter scale. A. G. Johnson, 41fl- 422 Jackson st, S t Paul. HAVE JUST PURCHASED ALL THE SASH. door and blind machinery of the Wheaton & Reynolds factory, this city. Write for list and prices. Great bargains. J. H. Kernck, 126 Sd av N. PIANOSBARGAINS IN USED PIANOS, ?5 to |7 monthly three uprights, $90, $95, $100 Fischer upright. $175 Sterling upright, $215 Vose Upright. $165 Chickering piano, $125, three square pianos, $25, 35, $45. New pianos for rent, $3.50 and $4 a month. One year's rent allowed If purchased. Foster & Waldo, 40 6th st S, corner NlooUet BARGAIN SALB OF LUMBER. Lumber from street railway company build ing on Washington and 13th avs N for sale on the premises. Large quantities of first class dry dimensions, matched and rough ttoarda and timber at very low prices. $2,000 WORTH SECOND-HAND OFFICE and store fixtures must sell before 1st to re model building, consisting of roll top, stand ing and flat desks, chans and tables, letter filer, totter presses, standard make safes all akSSf wall cases, showcases and counters, scales, coffee mills. Will sell cheap. Twin City Ffaoture Ex.. 223 3d st S. HOT CROSS BUNS FOR GOOD FRIDAY" Leave orders early. Ye Olde Time Bakery 722 Nicollet Woman's Baking Co., 1200 Sd av S{ Quick Lunch, 616 Nicollet. WALL PAPER! " Ordinary Bleed room papered with gilts or blanks, $3 choice patterns of deep shades of green and red, parlor and dining-room pat terns, 12%c beautiful bedroom paperB 4o Eo and 6c Tel. 1192-J1. Baker, 124 5th st s! FOR SALBDRY KINDLING WOOD ONE cord load, $2. J. R. Clark Co., Nicollet island. Tel. Main 192. PIANOS. ~ " Bargains In second-hand and shop-worn pianos. Kimball, large sire, walnut case, in good condition, $16o, Conover, fine mahogany case good as new, $265 Henr-y FMinneapolis . Miller, fancy ma hogany casew,o Un excellent condition $285* 2 f h e i L ? e w ' r l ?600 Musi c Co., 606 Nicollet. TYPEWRITER BARGAINS. WB are headquarters for the northwest type writer and supply trade largest and most complete stock of standard machines at prices defying competition. Highest grade carbon and ribbons at greatly reduced prices. Machines rented, $3 monthly. Sole northwestern agents wonderful Lambert $26 typewriter. Catalogue prices and specimens 'work on application. Shipped anywhere for examination. GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO., 311 Nlc. av. Tels. M 3193-J2 T. C . 117. F~OR S A L E - TA BICYCLE SKIRT. NAVY blue worn very little as good as new very cheap. Address 8651, Journal. HOR^E^CARRLAGE^-^ORSALE WIDM^YElfT^PRBNDBRa^ SHorses, harness, wagons, buggies, rubber tired runabouts and Stanhopes new work ex changed for old largest line in city. Tele phone, 2702 J3, main. HORSES FOR SALE CHEAPFROM 60 TO 80 head, mares and geldings, weights 1,300 to Just received from lowa and Minne sota. Bargains to cash buyers. Dan Egan, Iowa Sale Barn, 223 2d av N. HORSE CLIPPING and" shoeing by electrio power. McCluskey & Young, 18 7th st S. 2791L1 FOR SALETWENTY^FIVE (25) BARRELS Sunny Brook rye whisky, made by Rosenfleld Brothers, springs ninety-seven (97) and nine ty-eight (98), at 47& cents per gallon in bond. 8486, Journal. THE "SO EASY" PICTURE HANGER WILL rob housecleaning and moving days of half their terrors. Ask your dealer for one. If he does not have it, get it of the Byard Mfg. Co., 313 Hennepin av Mail orders promptly filled. Price, 25c. Agents wanted. FOR SALETHREE 50-GALLON CASKS OF fancy dill pickles, $12 per barrel. The Fred Schick Co., 45 3d st S. FOR SALERELIABLE GOSS RANGE, four-burner, large size one Quick Meal gaso lene cabinet range. Also one air-tight heater. All in first-class condition. Cheap if taken at once. Call No. 7 W 34th st. FOR SALE,LADY'S TAILOR-MADE SUIT size 36 walking length skirt 3110 Bloom - lngton av. PARTY LEAVING CITY WOULD LIKE TO sell refrigerator, good coal stove anu book case. 3425 Oakland av. FOR SALEBEDROOM SUIT, der, cheap if taken this week. IN GOOD OR- 1714 4th av S. ONE SMALL SENSITIVE DRILL PRESS for sale almost new: Globe Iron Work* Co., 2429 University av SE, Minneapolis. FOR SALEA PREMO SR. 5x7 CAMERA and tripod and outfit complete. Address 8598, Journal. TESTED SEEDSAMPLE CASE CONTAINS 450 packages garden, vegetable, flower seed May's St Paul Northern Grown, retails for 5c and 10c per package over $20 worth $4 takes case and Beed. 8623, Journal. FINE BARGAINSGOOD SINGER SEWING machine, $2.50 Domestic, $7.50 oak White, $15 Singer, $8. Elmer, 710 1st av S. M. W. A. BEST PATENT FLOUR, $185, 23c for fresh dairy butter, eggs direct from the country for Easter. Minnesota Dairy, 8 7thto st S, corner Hennepin $25~ GETS^YOU-^-FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS suit at Turnquiat, the Tailor, 616 1st av S Movmo SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN ery moved household goods moved and stored or packed for shipment by expert packers. Boyd Transfer and Storage Co., 46 S 3d st. Telephone, Main 656, both companies THE M. P. D. delivers packages in the city, 10c, S t Paul, 15c. 15 7th st 8. Tel. 1526-1. CENTRAL FUEL AND TRANSFER CO~ moving and storage large vans, careful men, prompt service. 12 4th st N. T. C. Tel.. 1908 main 3242 L2. PENSIONS R. B. HOSTETLER, PENSION ATTORNEY, Room 307, Boston Block, Minneapolis. Minn. BUSINESS SPECIALS SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES. ETC., PER manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol lister, 77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the northwest. Exclusive specialise - --A* T_Q LARGEST HOR&B DEALERS - IN THE WORLD. - Barrett Ac Zimmerman's grand com-. * blnation horse auction sale. Midway, - Minnesota Transfer, St. Paul, Minn., - at our stables, April 2, 1902. W 1,000 head of horses and mules. w This grand sale will include horses - from the best breeders in Minnesota, - Iowa and Nebraska. We will have - draft horses fiom 3 to 6'years old, - weighing from 1,400 to 1,800 pounds, - that are quality from the ground up, - and will have all-around business - teams that are sound and right. Farm - mares to suit the trade. Drivers, - single and double. Broke saddle - horses, with all the gaits. Two-seat - horses that are family broken. A - horse for eveiy job. A horse for - everybody at your own price. Come - everybody. Remember the date, - Wednesday, April 2, commencing at - 10 o'clock sharp. If you have any - horses you want sold, bring them In. - BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN, - Midway Horse Auction and Commission - Stables. 6 W. Holland, Auctioneer. - 80 LATEST PANEL BODY BIKE AND driving wagons, must be closed quick. J. E. Neff,' 2816 Stevens av. N. W. phone, south 451 J4. FOR SALESIX HORSES, WEIGHING from L200 to 1,750 3 sets of harness 3 wag ons. Braden Transfer and Fuel Co., 1536 E Lake st. HORSES AT HALF PRICE76 HEAD OF logging horses from Price Bros.' logging camps, must be sold at once. Nolan's Sale Stables. 20 2d st N. FOR SALE AT ELWELL'S SALE STABLE, 616 4th st S, 30 head of farm mares and geldings, from 1,200 to 1,600. One pair Keeier bred driving horses. FOR SALEONE ONE-HORSE STAKE wagon, one single harness, one safe, one 1,200- lb platform scale. Feed store, 623 Sd st 8, FOR SALECHESTNUT MARE. 6 YEARS 1,310 pounds too light for my work. 1021 Glrard av N. FOR SALE20 HEAD OF HORSES. IF YOU want to buy one cheap, take the 4th and 6th av N car. 658 7th av N. ~__ FOR SALEAT ELWELL'S STABLE, 615 4th st S, one pair Keely bred driving horses, bright bays, 16 hands can pole in three min utes 25 HEAD GOOD CHUNKY FARM MAKES four good drivers and delivery, three cheap horses soon must_sell. _429 6th av KELL,yr_come & _ZIMMERMANJUS T RECEIVEDS. , 60 head finest farm mares and general pur pose "horses that have ever been placed on the market for some time. Remember that we handle the best class of horses that money will buy. We give a trial and guar antee for 30 days our prices run from ISO $150 call and examine our stock. We can save every buyer from $10 to $15 a head. We are located at 1428 Washington av N. FOR SALEONE YOUNG MARE, WEIGH ing 1,450 or will trade for team weighing 2,400 will pay difference. 729 Washington av N. $75 TAKES 5-YEAR-OLD STANDARD BRED pacing colt. 431 Penn av N. FOR SALE JUMP-SEAT CANOPY TOP buggy and single harness in good condition. 3208 Columbus jiv. FOR SALENICE GENTLE PONY, weight about 700 safe for lady or child. 1822 Jackson st NE. COVERED ONEi-HORSE DELIVERY WAG on, cheap if taken soon call and see it at 2701 University av SE. Interurban car. HANDSOME SORREL, 7 YEARS OLD, 900mortgage.Y pounds, driving mare, sound, $60 takes her or will (take piano or good writing desk In trade. 713 Pierce st NE. HORSES, HORSES, FROM 1,200 TO 1,600 lbs two Ihigh-bred drivers some bargains. Meyers, 712 2d av S. 40 HEAD OF MINNEl3OTA~lHOIt9ES, DRTV ers, draft and farm mares, from 1,000 to 1,700 pounds. 201 2d av S. FOR SALE-^A FINE 6-YBAR-OLD MARE, weight 1,200 lbs. Inquire at Yerxa's stable, corner 7th s t and 1st av S. HOJRSESj^A^LlGJS^WAN^ Continued* LOSTMEXICAN GOLD NECKLACE. RE turn. for reward to 1602 "Harmon place. A Fm&T-CLASS DRIVER, WEIGHT 1,040 this is a high-class horse parties looking for plug need not answer price $150. Call at stables, Oakland av and 26th at. HORSES, CARRIAGESWANTED WANTEDA HORSE FOR THE KEEPING. 1601 Chicago av, downstairs. COWS, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC TWO FRESH 1ERSEY COWS AND CALVES for sale, or trade for beef. 308 12th st S. FINANCIAL MORTGAGE LOANSRates low any sums no delay see us sure. Gale & Co., N. Y. Life. WB HAVE A BLOCK OF EASTERN MONEY to loan at a per cent on choice residence property. Thorpe Bros., Andrus building. MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND to loan on city property at favorable terms. Minnesota Loan and Trusty Co., 313 Nicollet av. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES: NO delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life Bldg. AT LOWEST RATES-MONEY TO LOAN. R. D^JJoao & Co., 517 Guaranty Loan bvoiding. LOANS TO SALARIED EMPLOYES ON THEIR PERSONAL NOTE. WITHOUT IN- DORSER, PUBLICITY OR DELAY. CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT OUR PLAN IS .THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE CITY. PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS. MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.. 601-2 Globe Building, 20 and 22 4th st S. Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings. MONEY TO LOANEASY TERMS LOW rates. David P. Jones & Co., Oneida building. MONEY TO LOAN CURRENT RATES. HECTOR BAXTER & CO., 420 Guaranty Bldg. 4fa TO i 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 stBeds S, Minneapolis. BONDS AND MORTGAGES FOR SALE. Write or call for our special circular. MINNESOTA LOAN AND TRUST CO., 313 Nicollet av. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO- plaWe aro prepared to loan reason able amounts to salaried people hold ing steady positions with responsible concerns, on easy weekly or monthly payments. We conduct our business strictly confidential. Lowest rates and fair treatment guaranteed. Room 306, Bank of Commerce building. __- o - - - - - --- - - - - INTEREST~BEGfN^^JPRIl7T THE - - - Savings Bank of Minneapolis pays 5 - - - per cent. Time deposits. Special. 4 per cent afterwards. Adam Hannan. tieas urer, 107 4th st S. T SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES 5 to male or female employes. $ No Mortgage. No Indorser. No Publicity $ YOU GIVE * | your personal note. 1 YOU GET 1 $10, $16, $20, $26, $30, $35, $40, $50 to $100. I Much 'lower rate. Much easier payments. S MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL CO., i Room 408, New York Life Building.| $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ a | | MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE. RE tail merchants, teamsters, boarding-houses, without security largest business in 42 prin cipal cities-Tqlman, 920 New York Life bldg. SALARIED PEOPLE CAN OBTAIN MONEY WITHOUT SECURITY. LOWEST-RATES AND CONFIDENTIAL. Also on Furniture, Pianos, etc. WESTERN LOAN CO., 612 New- York Life'bldg. Tel Main 1459-J1. JPERSONAL^ DR. BERTHA SHEPARD, SPECIALIST. Diseases of women. Office, 407 Nicollet Tel ephone M 669 J2. Office house. 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. Consultation free. THAT BALD SPOT Will be covered with hair if O. K. Chance gets a chance at i t All scalp troubles quick ly and permanently relieved and cured. Send stamp for particulars, or 50c for trial course. O. K. Chance. 580 Syndicate Arcade. LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR write Dr. Bly, 27 4th st fi. New book. 26c. FEMALE DISEASES CURED. Irregular menstruation quickly cured forty years' experience. Office open unxn 10 at night. Dr. Wheeler, Globe building, Minne apolis. Telephones, N. W., 3203-L2 T. C , 335. CANCER CURED. I have a safe and sure oure for cancer. No cutting no danger. Come and see me or write. Z. C. Colburn, 711 5th av SE,-Minne- apolis. $ LEARN PRACTICAL JOURNALISM. J | Do you desire a position on a metro 4 politen daily? If so, have the benefit * ^ of the experience of men of 15 years' - f service. Nowadays positions only avail- | able to applicants having accurate knowledge of news-getting Ten les- i sons for $5. Highest references. For g particulars address School of Practical j Journalism, 43 4th st S/ Minneapolis, $ Minn. DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND Thursday children, Saturday at 2, buck, wing and private by appointment Holcomb's Academy, 43 4th st S. LADIES CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY royal Pills are the best safe, reliable take no other send 4c stamp for particulars. "Re- lief for Ladles" in letters by return mail at druggists. Chichester Chem. Co., Phlla., Pa. SPECIAL SALE ON HAIR SWITCHES, POM padours, hairdressmg, shampooing, hair chains, wigs and French toupees for gentle men. Mall orders filled. Brahl's Hair Ba- zaar,409Nicollet - CORNS extracted, 25c Inverted nails and bunions treated. Dr. Collier. 405 Nicollet av. EYES EXAMINED FREE glasses adjusted properly by graduate optician.Abeles, 243 Nie. LILY OF THE VALLEY^Ol5TS6R7SALE made to order. 2708 Bloomington av. FACTS THAT COUNTS ' SALAR loans made without security. NO NO indorser. NO publicity. Every $1 paid off loan reduces coat. RELIABLE CREDIT CO., 256 Hennepin av. Room 202, ever Adams Express office. WE LOAN ON CITY REAL E S T A T E T A T lowest rates. Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicollet. DETECTIVE AGENCIES RELIABLE _5TEt3TTVE- work at reasonable rate. Chrisntan, 319 Boston blk. T. C. tel 6. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Alfred F. Pillsbury et al. (adminis trators) to John Kruse lot 7, block 3,, Gilbert & Anderson's addition $250 Barbara E. Chapman to Katherine E. Hastings lot 5, block 1, Mound Bay Park 160 Mary Cronin to Bridget Cronin part lot 3, block, Marshall's addition 500 Phoebe M. Pool to Rady O'Mara lot 17, block 6, Minneapolis Park addition 250 Edson Lr Cannon and wife to Edward Britigan lot 1, block 1, Hastings' ad dition 1,600, Catherine S. E. Ghostly (guardian) to Ghostly: In section 29, township 120, range 23 300 Cathearine S. E Ghostly (guardian) to Charles J. Ghostly in section 29, township 120, range 23 600 Jacob Niggler and wife to Peter Olsen lot 2, block 11, subdivision of lots in Ferrant's First addition 826 James C. Wilson to Harry J. Winn et al. lot 4, block 10, Ramsey, Lock wood and others' addition 160 William D. Woolson and wife to Charles Lindberg, in section 5, town ship 118, range 21 1,750 William D Woolson and wife to Charles Lindberg in section 6, town ship 118, range, 21 1,000 Daniel E. Dow and wife to Caroline J Berry lot 14, block 4, West Min neapolis 250 Frank M . Prince and wife to Axel Forsberg lot 23, block 5, Russell's Third addition 500 Helen F. Hanson and husband to Ed ward Johnson et al part lots 6 and 7, block 169, Minneapolis 14,000 Wasil Masica and wife to Paul Jaro scak part lots 6 and 7, block 19, B. S Wright's addition 650 Mary A. Loomis to John Jepson lot 4, block 20, Gale's subdivision 750 Six minor deeds 31 Total, 22 deeds $23,556 Building: P e r m i t s . G T. Darby, 3017 Garfield avenue dwelling $2,700 Thomas Stewart, 4138 Clinton avenue dwelling 1,000 Emma Dool, 3128 Harriet avenue dwell ing 2,000 Total, three permits $5,700 Minneapolis, 315 to 325 hicolletAve. St. Faub Seventh and Robert Sts. I THIS GREAT STORE IS A SPECIALTY CLOTHING STORE IN ITSELF, DEVOTING THEIR ENTIRE TIME AND ATTENTltN TO THE BETTERMENT OB WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS | _ Approach of Easter Magnificent display of Most Fashionable Spring Attire The New - "Ellsmere " Short Top Coats in every con ceivable shade of coverts, whip cords and fancy coatings. They are swell, they are stylish, $10 to $30 Rainproof Spring Coats, cut with broad shoulders,in modish fabricsthey Ql E are the hit of the season,worth 920 Our New Spring Suits cut in stylish two button double-breasted and single-breasted Varsity stylesare made of plain d* 1 [? serges, thibets and modish chev'ts. *P * *^ Black Clay Worsted Suits, made of all wool fabrics, cut square or round, cut all sizes from 34 to 42, worth $12, d* ^T Q Men's stylish Prince Albert coats and vests, made of princely black clay d* 1 f\ worsted, superbly finished y)M\s Your Easter Hut is ready. The latest in derbies and soft hats just in for Easter. They are the swellest hats of the seasonblack or colorssuperior to $3 qualities shown elsewhere, d* 1 Qfh Here this week for pl*J7U t* N v HOLLAND-AMERICA LIRE. Now York Rotterdam, via Boulogne-sur-Mer, New twin-screw steamers of 13,000 toai register. Twin-Screw n v u n i u Steamer K l K D A M 29,10 A. M. Twin-Sorew Steamer nRATTFRIiAll u - - tnUMIHMarr. A p ^ 1 0 A M Steamer AMSTERDAM April 12, 10 a. m. Holland-America Line, 86 La Salle St.. Chi cago, 111. Brecke & Ekman, Gen. Nor.-WesL Pass Agts., 131 8. Sd St.. Minneapolis. Minn. T0RAG E Household goods a specialty. Un equftled facilities and lowest rates. by experienced men. BoydPacking Transfer & Storage Co.,46 So.3iSl Telephone Main 856both exnhangefc 6frj& Shis signature on every box of th genuine Laxativeit Bromo-QuinineeTablet. (be remedy that euros a cold l a one day* BABBERy SUPPLIES AND CUTLERY. Shear*. R B MM mm* CUppen Croond. R. H. HEQEMER, S07 KIOOLLET AVENUE. V A WdP^ M M W* BV W F E M A L E B E A N S 9AB M% A A fa WtM (feat monthly regu- wHM fLJf WWto E_-r I^B law strongest, best. - - ^ * F 1 T 1 M I W safest contalnErgot. Tanay, Pennyroyal not a single failure: longest, most obstinate cases relieved in a few days 20 at Voegeli Bros , Druggists, Minneapolis. Minn. Z B BWBR^ffto^Wf^BfaB JBk Bfo&WfbMMWBf*&3bBWB4&&9'$' t o i t s readers that fi h^ s purchased^ J L B MMMm$W^PM i H f f l # 1 f g f f M M f f I J I I J J f f r f f # f I - immens e edition o f the Twentieth Cen- U* tury Collection o f 0 0 A which it proposes to distribute among its readers at a price which barely corers eost of paper, printing and binding. 0 This volume contains 1 7 6 SSSS?s . uSlSSS S wSLS 5 4 0 Pa^ s o f Ne w Sons:s"A Ubrary ' 4 4 i' Leading:t Song Writers v r V Choice Musio-Nots aorol n d piecfenf e ioth H f v e r E h ? W h ^ ^ ^ * K , S UNIQUE-nothinST approaching it, either in number of page value o contents, oTfniece nra r^nrfnf ^ M h e American A} s noted above itk contains 176 COMPLETE NEW COMPOSITIONS, all by well known American song writers there is not an in any other form. collection. ARE COPYRIGHTED, and as the copyright covers publication in America and Europe, this musi! cannot be purchased wd?hs3'ooru1.dIll0nnnrSf.'I iSnS^!?a?ens1l S^.x11 ^ n c h ^ - . . . Some idea of itsa size an d bulk may be gathered from the fact that, when wrapped for delivery the paper bound copy weighs d pounds "ounces. Ordinary collections of reprints retailing at 50c and $1 per copy, average 128 pages-less than one-fourth the number contained in this splendid volume. which shows the ^ t va^o?5Ssacollnt-a i 1 ' g r a d e f mUSI C b o o p a p e r n d s u b s U *ally bound-sewed, so that it opens freely. Following is the complete tabl contentelistsshaentire 4 4 4 4 ^ 5 * +~ .- Trevelyan After the Showers, the 6-unanine. .Marks Angels (The) Answer Trevelyan Army (The) and the Navy Boys...Herbert Aa X lilngered tor My Goodnight A ,_ ^ s s RosenfeM Ashes ot Rosea Oosten and Sterling At the Sound* of the Signal Bell..Dreyfus Barbara Herbert Before We Say Good Bye Costen and Sterling Bo Mine Nichola Beat (The) and Sweetest Child..Trevelyan Better than Wealth Is One True Heart Tyson Blushing (The) Girl Von Tilzer Bridegroom (The) That Never Game Davis Bye-Bye, Baby\ Now Steinberg Caroline Wise and Perrin Charlotte Russe Nutter vale City (The) Beautiful Petrie Oomie Back, My Love Cox Come, Mary Ann, and Listen to the Street Piano Play.. Wright Coon's (A) Proposal Through the Phonograph... .Howard and. Emerson Day (The) I Said "Goodf-bye"...Steinberg Diamond (A) in the Rough Sterling and Steinberg Disappointment Herbert Don't Leave Your Home tor Him Von Tilzer Dont Tell Me that You Love Me Nuttervale Don't Trifle with iDat Coon of Mine Reiser Doreen Herbert Down by the Sea Willing Bulalie Trevelyan Forgetful Fred Thornycroft Por What the World Calls STaane.Steinberg For Your Sweet Soke Weaver Plorrie Marks Girl (The) I Called My Sweetheart Years Ago Williams Girl (The) I Left in Georgia Far Away Marks Good Mr. Mailman Howard galdee Trevelyan Hannah from Savannah m Sterling and Steinberg Heart (The) of Maryland Lewis Her Farewell Words to Me Stults Her Letter Told Me All Pratt He's Not as Black a s He's Painted Hoffman Honey, I Do Love You Howard and Emerson I Don't Want My Playthings Any I Have Lots of Pun that You Don't.Petrie Mora Trevelyan I Hope She Is Happy To-night Costen and Sterling I Love You More than Words Can Say Trevelyan I Miss You So Trahern I Never Knew Till Now Osborne I Will Not Forsake Thee Petrie I Wish I Was In Dixie Land To Night Costen and Sterling I Wonder Does She Think of Me Marks I Wonder Why Tranteur If Dats Your Dream Coon, Just Wake Up Von Tilzer If This Be Love Trevelyan If You Knew All. Sou Would For give Pratt If You Knew How Much I Loved You ^. Smith If You Look Behind the Scenes Costen and Sterling If You Were Only Here To-Nlghi..Stulte If You Will Only Stay Grant I'll Always Forgive You Howard and Emerson I'll Be Back When the Bluebirds Sing Pratt one copy will be sold to any one person. worth o f Music for 176 SongsA complete library of choice, new music. City readers will call at Journal office, subscription Counter. I'll Be Your Eyes Lewis I'll Wait for You Nuttervale I'm Livin' a Gentleman's Life Oosten and Sterling In Days To Be Trevelyan In the Broad Daylight Tranteur In the. Garden of My Heart , Pratt In the Sacramento Valley... .Graham and Dreyfus In Your Dear Arms O, Let Me Die ..., Trevelyan It's a Letter From My Sweetheart.Sterling Ivy (The) or the Rose Trevelyan Johnson Is Dat Lucky Nigger's Name Wright Just in Sight of Old Grace Church Tower Howard Just in TimeThey 6o Sa Qoodby Williams -Just Say You Will Be Mine Tranteur Just Set the Captive Free Trevelyan Kingdom (The) of Peace Trevelyan Land (The) of Used-to-be Herbert Love Me, Love Me, Honey, Do' Nichols Love'a Melody Willing Lucy Long Costen and Sterling Ma Sweet Black Turtle Dove..Nuttervale Meadow (The) Larks Told Me Pratt Millie, Don't Keep Me Guessing. .Steinberg Mississippi Mies Geibel Molry Mine Gordon Mother's (A) Love - Brown My Big Gee-Gee Trevelyan My Darling Jess Brown My Golden Girl g My Heart Isand Yours ...,.-...,...Trevelya My Heart's in the Rose I Give to You Pratt My Little Black Savannah Coon.Steinberg My Little Eva,- My Evan geline Bryan and Morse My LIUie Strawberry Blonde...Von Tilzer My Love and I Nichols My Mississippi Home, Far, Far Away Wright My Papa was Just a Plain Soldier..Hoon My Seaside Girl Trahern My Sleepy One Nichols My Sunshine Nichols My Sweet Lenore Williams My White Carnation Morse My Valler Venus Marks 'Neath a Spreading Chestnut Treedistributed Nuttervale Nora Asthore Cavauagb Once Upon a Time....Costen and Sterling Only a Newspaper Story Herbert Only a Sweet Little Flower Stults Only an Old Sweet Song Trevelyan Only in Dreamd Trevelyan Only Two Brown Eyes Von Tilzer Pauline . Sterling and Steinberg Picture (The) in the Watch Case Steinberg Port (The) of Missing Ships Baer Primrose Prue Herbert Read Between the Lines Trevelyan Regret Morse Rosa Lee Wright Sail Home Petrie She Has No Mother to Guide Her.Mansell She Was My First and Only Love.Osborne She's My Irene Edmonds She's My Own Girl.Sterling and Steinberg So Let Us Part Trevelyan Shootln' Craps by the Light o' the Moon Von Tilzer Song (A) of Joy Trevelyan Speak a Good Word for Me Mansell Susanna Trevelyan Susle-oosie-oo Costen and Sterling Stop Making Goo-Goo Eyes at , Me Nuttervale Sweet Annabel Hoffman Sweetest (The) Name to Me Osborne Take Care of Baby When I'm Gone Hoffman Tally Ho Petrie Talk Don't Buy Me Nothin' Le Roc Tell Me, Have I Loved In Vain?....Petrie Tell Me. Fair Moon Tranteur Tell me That Your Love Remains the Same Carney Tell Me Who You Love.Howard & Emerson There Was a Time Browne There'e No Girl Girl You LovethanLike Hoffmal n Token (A) of Love That's Lost Costen and Sterling Tramp (The) and Little Nell Gaunt True to the Rose I Wear .-. Smith Two Eyes of Azure Blue Sterling Victor and Vanquished Petrie Voice (A) in the Choir Was MiBS ing Graham Voices of the Night Trevelyan Wait Till Things Are a Coming My Way Morse When Trevelyan When Love's a Withered Rose Osborne When the Ev'ning Sun Has Set.Trevelyan When We Were Boys..Costen and Sterling Where the Sweet Wild RosesBloom.Gordon When You Know Your Baby's Love Is True Oosten and Sterling When You Were Mine Stults While a Great City Sleeps Trahern Whisper That You Love Me v.Marion Whisper True Heart *,Pratt Why Did You Make Me Your Wife? Oosten and Sterling Woman's (A) Reason Why Baer Woman (A) Without a Heart Hoffman Won't You Believe? Evans Would You Answer Yes or No? .Hoffman Yankee (The) Doodle Girl...Costen and Sterling Yes or No Herbert Yo'r De Only Girl I Ever Loved....Mark* You May Not Love Me As You Used to Do Costen and Sterling You'll Love Me, Dear, Some Day Pratt Your Country Always Cornea Be fore Your Sweetheart Steinberg Your Heart Will Break Some Day Costen and Sterling You're Just the Same to Me :..Costen and Sterling You're Not the Same heart 4 4 4 4 At the lowest price (18 cents), the 176 selections included in person. 4 4 4 4 EASE REWnBMBE JOURNAL A Copyright Songs, as a rule, are marked 50cbcents, and retailed by music dealers from 18 to 25 cents per copy "LATEST SONGS" would cost $31.68 at the marked price (50 cents), they represent'a total of. $88.00. The purchase of a large edition secured The Journal to offer this editiontoiitlse tio n secure d to The Journal the exclusive control o_ f "LATEST SONGS" for the Northwest, and a special arrangement with the publishers enables , readersboth new and oldat, only 50 cents per copy, which barely covers the cost of paper, printing and binding. All out-of-town readers must pay^ express charges we can not send-it by mail. r & * " icuw 3 A ^ t i iTPQXQnMngV, r c h a s e ^ o I y f?,r the, ! a t f i t f Journal readew-new old-andSterlinnto is be at cost, not mors onthe e c c % wil be furnished'toOld anyManselelonSweet "LATESTSONGS cannot be purchased at Music or Book Stores. Althoajh we have a larfe edition of-latest Soiigs" they will last only a few dajs. W e urge prompt attention, as no further supply cao be obtaiied.