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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.
THE AMERICAN TROTTING-BHED COACH
or carriage horse is far superior to any other
coach or carriage horse raised in any other
part of the world, and a standard-bred trotting
stallion that will produce them Is more benellt
to any community than any little inferior
horse with the fastest record on earth, and
why a man starting out to raise a trotter
will find that there are a thousand blanks to
one prize, and there are a thousand men want
to buy a horse for a coach or carriage to one
man wanting to buy one for the sulky. Braiu
tell is a trotting-bred coach horse and his
colts have got tize, style and action. Call at
my place, 600 E 3d st, and see horse and colts,
or address C. D. Audrews, St. Paul, Minn.
H0R8ES AT AUCTIONHORSES AT AUCTION.
Every Wednesday, livery Wednesday.
Private sales dally.
From 500 to l.ouo head constantly on band.
Anyone wishing a single horse will receive
the same attention as carload buyers. Remem
ber the place. Barrett & Zimmerman's Ureat
Midway Horse Market, St. Paul.
SOR SALEVERY NI0E FAMILY COW, CALF
2 weeks old, five head of horses, heavy and
light full leather top buggy, good condition,
$30 food rubber tired runabout, $30 harnesses
and wagons you can buy this property if
you come and see. 1308 E 21st St.
FROST & CO.,
Received dally, fresh consignments of all
classes of Minnesota bred horses, also many
lt b:oke horses prices the lowest part time
when desired.
18 Second St N.
BLOOM & MAJERUS
Have three carloads of Hue Minnesota horses,
consisting of draft, delivery, express and some
fine driving horses also two fine Shetland po
nies. Stables 24S and 250 2d av N.
CAR BEST DRAFT AND DRIVING HORSES IN
city family broke one Kentucky saddler: has
all gaits good driver single. M. D. Wilson,
West Hotel Stables, rear 10 and IS 5th st X.
IF YOU WANT A NICE BROUGHAM CABRI
olet, two seats, or runabout. Call at 148 E
Lake st. These are all nice rigs, left here to
be sold on account o* automobiles.
FOR SALEGOOD FAMILY HORSE, HARNESS
and two-seat buggy price, $100 also a thoro
nred .Tersev heifer. Call at 4221 Penn av.
Tel., N. W.. Ma in 3270 Jl.
FOR SALEWELL BRED PAIR YOUNG
driving mares, young, good lookers, well
matched park wagon, harness ne\v. Gould,
S15 Ontario st SE.
5175 MOYER BUGGY AND ?60 CUTTER, BOTH
good as new will trade tor good lot eighth
or thirteenth wards preferred. Langley Bros.,
300 Kasota block.
GOOD CANOPY TOP CARRIAGE VERY CHEAP
for cash or will trade for anything we can
use in our b.isinoo*. Po vers Bros., till W
Lake s-t.
FOR SALEYOUNG HORSE, FRENCH COACH,
raised in city, afraid of nothing, good driver,
weight 1,200 lbs will sell cheap. 1S30 West
ern av.
HORSES, HARNESS, WAGONS. BUGGIES,
etc., bought, sold and exchanged. Wldmayer
& Prendergast, 414 3d st S. N. W. phone
2775-J3.
FOR SALEVERY FINE 4-YEAR-OLD PONY,
broke for children to ride and drive also
harness and saddle. 210 3d st S.
FOR SALEONE HEAVY WORK HORSE, 1,450
lbs, also a good delivery horse, weight 1,000,
and 8 years old. 1327 4th st N.
I OR SALELIGHT TWO-SEAT SIDE SPRING
buggy, In good condition and nearly new. 3610
2d av S Ct-.U anytime.
FOR SAL&-BARGAIN GOOD DRIVING
horse sale for lady owner leaving city. Call
quick. 610 E 17th st.
GOOD BUGGY FOR SALEUSED ONLY
short time will sell at low figure. Call at
23 Washington av N.
IF YOU WANT A NICE SADDLER, GENTLE
raan's saddler, or nice ponies, call Buchanan,
S E Lake st.
A FINE CARRIAGE TEAM FOR SALE CHEAP
sound and kind. Inquire of Louis Laramee, 43
4th st S.
$50 WILL BUY A GOOD GENTLE MARE, HAR
ness and Concord buggy. Apply 3524 ISth
av S.
I0R SALEA TWO-SEAT IN GOOD CONDI
tlon with pole and shafts. Apply 202S 5th
av S.
ELEGANT ALMOST NEW STANHOPE -FOR
sale cheap have no use for It. 312 2d st NE.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND HARNESS CHEApT
Central Market Harness Co., 625 2d av N.
PONY BUGGY IN NICE SHAPE CAN BE
seen at 2033 Bryant av S.
PONY BUGGY IN NICE SHAPE.
Keen at 2033 Bryant av S.
FOR SALEWHITE MARE, 1,100 LBS, PRICE
40. 909 Cedar av.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.
WANTEDAT ONCE, THE BEST 2,500 TO
2.80u-lb pair farm mares that $200 will buy.
Also harness and wagon and two jersey cows.
36i:3 JOUTIMI.
WANTED1.200-LB HORSE. SUITABLE FOR
retail groce.-y delivering not over 8 years
no jockeys need apply. Tel. N. W. S 648 L2.
WANTEDA FOUR-WHEELED PONY RIG
(small), pony harness, single aud double.
Wolfenden, Balfour, N. D.
OOW^JDOGS^A^D^POULTBY
FOR SALEONE COLLIE BITCH, ONE COL
lie pup, one Cocker pup sire. Imp. Buff Brl
tian 65371 dam, Lady De Lion 54529 one
Cocker bitch, 2 years eld, house broken,
spayed if df^lrnl at stud. $5. my Cocker
Spaniel, Ma_-ce B., 78571, prize winner. C. J.
Uartmann, Hutchinson. Minn.
DOGSDOGSDOGSFIFTY EIRD DOGS AND
bitches, from the most noted strains of field
and bench winning stock In America, broken
and unbroken, all ages and prices. Intercity
Shooting Park, 2700 Como av SE, Minne
a polls. T. C. phone 10348^
FOR SALEEGGS, GOLDEN SEBRIGHT BAN
taras, finest pen in city, $2 per 13. or $1.23 for
7 Pekln duck eggs, $1 per 11 two fine White
Indian hens, one lied Rhode Island cock, sell
cheap. Williams. 3040 Lyndale av S.
THOROUGHBRED BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rocks slnsle comb White Leghorns single
comb Brown Leghorns and rose comb American
Keds eg?s 5c each after May 20. Newlands
Poultry Yards, Hopkins. Minn.
SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS, BREEDING A NO. 1
farm raised also three black male cocker
pups sire Imp. Ruff Brllan. No. 65".71 dam
Lady de Lion No. 73724. Charles J. Hart
mann, Hutchinson, Minn.
TOR SALETWO OF THE MOST PERFECT
marked English coach dogs in the state, high
ly bred one 7 months' and one 1 year old.
Address Irvln A. Schmidt, Chaska. Minn.
gCOTOH COLLIE PUPPIES SIR WISHAW
Climax, the combined breeding of the world
prices very low considering quality: four wild
geese. A. G. Relise, Stewart. Minn.
WANTEDLEGHORN HENS, ANY COLOR
state color, age. price and location. Nelson
S. Davis, 2d av XE. corner 4th.
IFRESH COW AND~CALFr RED POLLED AND
Jersey. 20 quarts day Jersey bull, 1 year
old woodcart. 1909 Aldrich av S.
TOR SALEGOOD FRESH COW, PART
Guernsey and Jersey. 5000 Lyndale av 8.
^ATTORNE^
E. B. CRANE,
725 Temple Court, Minneapolis.
Prompt attention given to all legal business
and collections. Your correspondence solicited.
THE SWEETSER-R0CHESTER CO..
810-S11 Lumber Exchange. Jllnneapolts. Best
equlpped_ collection department in northwest.
IAHES A. KELLOGG. 32? ANDRUS BUILDING^
Minneapolis. Attorney it. \11 courts, federal and
tate. land office, satenrs ana pensions.
^AraOUl^MENT^
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co.. *6 3d st S.
SHEARS, RAZORS AND CLIPPERS SHARP
ened. All work guaranteed. Mail orders sollc
ited. Verbeck. practical grinder. 211 4th st S.
_JDYEmGj^TO^LEAN^G_ TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents'
clothing and all household goods. S16 Nicollet.
WORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. "25 Hennepin av. Both phones.
McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY, 210 KASOTA
bldg. S. J. McNulty. Mgr. Detective work
in all its branches. References, police head
quarters, Minneapolis. N. W. phone.
KING'S DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION SER
vice. suite 505 Centurv building Tel., Mala
537-J T. 2317. Norman W. King. Supt."
_^EraCT^VE^U^EAUS__
1. W GOBEY'S PIONEER DETECTIVE Bu
reau. 503 Kasota bldg. All business strictly
confidential. T. C. 3965
STOVEREPAIRS^
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES GREAT WES
tern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennepin av.
%M2^ -Jd Wf. ji
Saturday Evening,
^ERSONAL^
"SCOURIT."
Do you know what "ScourIt" Is?
Do you know what "Seourit" will do?
Seourit" will clean everything In the
kitchen, bathroom and toilet perfectly.
"Seourit" is for sale by every leading
grocer in town. Price 10e a box.
If your groeeryiuan does not keep "Seourit,"
it's a mistake send 10c, with your name and
address to the Royal Chemical Co., Minneapo
lis, Minn., and a box of "Seourit" will be
sent you.
Look out for "Seourit."
KING OF THE SCALP, MASTER OF ITS Dis
eases and manufacturer of the only sure hair
retainer on earth seems like arrogant and
boastful language, but it is a fact guaranteed
by IT) years of research and more than 10
years' constant practice. I can prove it.
Will you let me show you? Call or% write.
Oliver Kendall Chance, hair nd acalp special
ist, 5SO Syndicate Arcade.' Minneapolis, Minn.
DOCTOR LESLIES PILES CUREWONDER
ful treatment of old Spanish doctor, cured me
of bleeding, protiudlng piles eleven yep.rs ago
guaranteed to cure plain package by mall, $1.
See or write me: get immediate relief and
quick cure. Geo. L. Matchan, Globe building,
Minneapolis, Minn.
1,000 ACRES OF GOOD WILD LAND IN OTTER
Tall county. Minnesota, well bunched, only
$7 per acre net. We have lower-priced
bunches in ether counties.' Also improved
farms. Can raise corn and clover. Write for
Information. Murray's Laud Office, Wadena,
Minn.
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FORTUNE TELLING PRIVILEGE AT
Twin Cltv Amusement Park for sale. Ap
ply on grounds. Lake st and 31st av S.
ooooooooooooooooooooo PERSONAL MY HUSBAND WAS A HARD
drinker for over 20 years I cured him by a
simple home treatment and I will gladly tell
you how I did it. 1 have nothing to sell, so I
want no money. Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Box
150. Hlllburn. N. Y.
V/OULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED? SEND
for best matrimonial paper published, con
taining hundreds advertisements marriageable
people, manv rich, desiring correspondents,
mailed free. B._U. Gunnels. To'cdo, Ohio.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific
coast points frequent shipments and lowest
possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co.. 46 3d st S.
FREEYOUR FORTUNE TOLD BY AMERI
ca's famous, marvelous, gifted astrologlst, oc
cult scientist, clairvoyant and life reader.
Prof. Hall, 05 5th av, Chicago. Send birth
date and address.
A MAGNETIC THRILL IS LIFE-GIVING IT
awakens latent powers to activity. Raymond
gives them and imparts secrets of virile power.
Cures daily, every evening. Room 211, 620%
Nicollet av.
ENGLISH GENTLFMAN, LAWYER (35), RE
fined, cultured, desires room in home of widow
preferred, city or country references given
and required. St. Mansfield, Postofflce, Fargo,
N. I.
WANTEDA LIVE STOREKEEPER IN EACH
town to take exclusive agency for best bread
baked shipments daily. Write for particulars.
Ye Olde Tyme Bakerle, Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR ECZEMA OR PSORIASIS USE BLANCH
ard's Eczema Lotion, druggists or any whole
sale drug house. For information address
Prof. J. Blanchard, Minneapolis.
WANTEDPHYSICIAN WANTS LADY PART
ner with BOinc money and time, for Minne
apolis office, by June 1 highest references
given and required. 3711, Journal.
ROYALTY PAID ON SONG-POEMS AND Mu
sical compositions we arrange and popularize.
Pioneer Music 1'ub. Co., Inc., II 649. Man
hattan building. Chicago.
GENTLEMAN VIOLINIST DESIRES THE Ac
quaintance with lady musically inclined ob
ject, social and musical improvement. Ad
dress 3373. Journal.
ANNA M. GRISW0LD, 207 MEDICAL BLOCK,
superfluous hair, moles and warts removed by
electricity corns extracted inverted nails and
bunions treated.
TUBERCULOSIS CURED, GUARANTEED BY
Prof. J. M. Veyroe, Parisian French specialist.
Call for particulars, ul Central av. Phone
T. C, 1C773.
WANTEDLADY OR GENTLEMAN, WITH
$300 to $500. to back first-class scheme profits
large money tripled Investigate. Address
3674, Journal.
TRY DARLING'S CURE FOR COLDS, CA
tarrh, rheumatism and neuralgia relief sure,
safe, quick liberal sample 15c. Thompson's
drug stores.
MISS ANNA OHLSON, GRADUATE MIDWIFE,
fiom Stockholm, Sweden, is permanently lo
cated at CIS) 15th av SE, Minneapolis, Minn.
PERSONALPRIVATE LOANS MADE ON LA
dles' or gents' furs in storage. 207 Bank of
Com., 2d floor. T. C. 9544 or Main 3310-L1.
PHYSICIANS WHO WANT TO INCREASE
their income along medical lines address R. J.
Bell, room 404, 167 Dearborn st. Chicago.
FOR"A~FV7 I:AYS MORE WILL GIVE "TREAT
meuts fi s.l chrunlc nervous diseases, rheum
atism, paralysis, etc. 14 7th st N.
CORNS"EXTRACTED, 25o INVERTED NAILS
and bunions treated, Dr. Collier. 515 Nic. ay.
CLAIRVOYANTS^
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CUT THIS OUT.
MME. MARIE PERCY,
1025 Hennepin av, T. C. Phone 3124,
Is the best, known of any palmist or
clairvoyant in America. She is the only
scientific reader in the city who is also
psychic. She can tell names, object of
your call, etc. Past, present and future,
For a short time Mme. Percy will give
readings at reduced prices. Any lady
bringing this ad will get a $1 reading for
50c.
Mme. Percy's predictions are always cor
rect, as thousands will testify. Satis
faction guaranteed or no fee taken.
Teaches personal magnetism aud how to
be successful and happy and how to in
fluence others.
N. B.Mail readings a specialty. Send
dime and birthday to R. J. Marsh, Man
ager, for trial horoscope.
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MME. ANNA ALPLANAUB READS THE LINES
of the hands by methods known only to the
gipsies. fee 1, ladles only no business Sun
days. 3044 Fremont av S. Take Como-Harrlet
car to 31st st walk two blocks east.
MRS. C. TRY0N, CLAIRVOYANT, READINGS
daily on all affairs of life: Tuesday gives 25c
readings from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Room 420,
620% Nicollet av.
MRS. E. C. OLSON, READINGS, TREAT
nients daily Monday evening socials. 25c.
309 Washington av SE. Interurban car to
State st.
G. N. KINKAID, TRUMPET MEDIUM CIR
cles Tuesday, Friday 8:30, Sunday 3 p.m.
private readings daily. No. 7 E 10th st, St.
Paul.
MRS. VICTORIA VAUGHN, CLAIRVOYANT
readings daily on all affairs of life. 529 2d
av S. T. C. 3310.
Nigral
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving, storing, pack
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific Coast points.
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
occasionally in making up a car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to Insure prompt and re
liable service. For the best ot service at the
lowest rates, write or call at 46 3d st S.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. have best facilities for handling and stor
ing household goods expert furniture packers
satisfaction assured car rates to Pacific coast
and other points. Can save you money. Do
not be deceived by other advertisers. We can
and will do what we agree regarding car rates.
Write or call. Safes and heavy machinery
moved by experts. 122 5th st S. Both phones.
THE TWIN CITY VAN AND STORAGE CO.
will pack, ship or store your household goods.
We will give you low rates on goods west or
south. See us if you want the best. We are
the original mixed car shippers. We handle
safes, boilers and machinery.
Office, 6% 4th st N.
THE O. G. PETERSON EXPRESS & STORAGE
Co. makes a specialty of moving household
goods and pianos. Furniture packed for stor
age or shipment. Experienced help only best
storage In the city. Both phones. 501 2d av S.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STO"RAGET~E3t-
pert packers for storage or shipment large and
commodious vans for moving. Office, 200 Nicol
let both phones 120S. Residence. T. C. 13324.
^^L^SNETJCJBffiALnTG^^
IN ORDER TO DEMONSTRATE MY ABILITY
as a successful healer, I will give consulta
tion free and wilj treat diseases, usually con
sidered incurable cancers, turners, deafness
and all chronic troubles included, at your own
price for the next 30 days. Write or call for
testimonials. Dr. A. 1). Whitson, 325 Medical
block. 6'JS Xicolln av. Office hours 9 to
5 daily.
jYLACHnraire
FOR SALENEW AND SECOND-HAND. EN
gines, boilers, pumps, relaying rail, second
hand hoisting engines, 10 to .30 horsepower,
pipe. Manufacturers' Supply Co., 24th and
University avs.
IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chinery large stock of second-hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 3d st S. Mpls.
MONUMENTS^
NORTHWESTERN MANTEL C0.,M0NTJMENTS,
headstones and markers special designs on
request. Office 419 6th st S. Granite and
Marble Works, 3ol7. Hen. av. Both phones..
.?AS,^&v5?^'x-'^sif^d^-&5*^C&ks:*3J&&gM&*
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AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES
ONE 8 H. P. 8-oylinder runabout ?400
One 5 H. P. rebuilt Knox 200
Ote Cadillac rebuilt, repainted, with cou
opy top inquire fo- price.
One Locomobile, 5 H. P. steamer. Al
condition 350
One Electric runabout 500
One Rambler runtbout 375
One 1904 White utia uer, complete equip
ments 1,650
NORTH vVUSTERN MOTOR VEHICLE CO.,
210-221 ttth St S.
MOTOR CAR SUPPLIES,
Auto Boat Supplies, W,
Goodyear Auto Tires.
All standard equipment in stock oil and gas
lamps, generators, colls, dynamos, dry and
storage Vmtteries, plugs, tools, wire cable, etc.
lltt 6th st S.
The Beckley-Ralston Co.
G. & ,T. TIRES,
The best automobile and bicycle tires on the
market today.
Plant Bros., Northwestern Distributors,
21 2d st S. Minneapolis. Minn.
INTERNATIONAL AND B. F. GOODRICH
rubber tires for automobiles, carriages, bicy
cles, etc. nrst-class repairing of all kinds.
Send for catalogue. The J. N. Johnson Co.,
915 Nicollet. Both phones, 1980.
FOR SALE1904 OLDSMOBILE TOURING CAR.
First-class running condition will sell cheap.
Car may be seen in Minneapolis. Address Olds
inoblle, box H, Faribault, Minn.
FOR HALi2* H. P. STEARNS 1904 TOURING
car, in first-class condition has been entirely
overhauled and repainted a bargain. Strong
Automobile. Co., 249 3d av S.
WANTEDA SECOND-HAND AUTOMOBILE
must be in first-class condition and cheap state
cash price and where it can be seen. Box 168,
Minneapolis.
TOP WINTON PEERLESS TOURING CAR AND
and Model A Cadillac all guaranteed in per
fect order for sale cheap for cash. 6 E
Grant st.
GALE$500 EIGHT-HORSEPOWER AUT0M0-
blle Ford two-cylinder touring car. Write
Walter G. Beuz, N. W. Agent. 15 7th st S.
FOR SALEA MODEL A CADILLAC, USED
a portion of last season, in first-class con
dition. Apply to E. P. Stacy & Sons.
FOR SALEOLDS RUNABOUT AUTOMOBILE,
in good condition, newly painted and varnished.
Telephone, Stfuth 229 J2.
FOR SALE, 14-HORSEPOWER POPE TOLEDO,
newly painted, in excellent condition. 433
Gilfillan block, St. Paul.
FOR SALEOLDSMOBILE, LATE MODEL,
1903 best possible condition price right. In
quire 9 3d st N.
WANT TO EXCHANGE FUR COAT, MINK
lined, for clothes, or will sell make offer.
3569, Journal.
FOR SALEA .RAMBLER BICYCLE IN Ex
cellent condition, $9 will take it. 2643 Girard
av N.
GOOD LADY'S AND GIRL'S WHEEL
sale cheap. Call at 2705 Aldrich av S.
BICYCLE STORAGE, 60c MONTH.
ber Exchange.
FOR
FOR SALEAUTO IN FIRST-CLASS CONDI
tion. A. H. Ekbergh, 907 Nicollet av.
132 LUM.
BUY STOCK IN A MINE THAT HAS ORE, NOT
looking for it 'he Hunter Creek mine will be
a permanent shipper this month we have the
ore, vein 14 feit wide, copper and gold, aver
aging $27.50 to $50 per ton cut at one depth
crew of men working night and day now is
the time to invest. Call or write for pros
pectus. Hunter Creek Mining & Milling Co.,
701-2 Phoenix building.
NORTH AMERICAN EXPLOITATION CO.,
First Lien Coupon Bonds.
We pay 6 per cent semi-annual interest and
give mine's stock bonus with bonds. $2,500.-
000 security. Will sell $50 up to $50,000 bond.
Send or call for "full Information. Charles F.
Potter & Co., Investment Brokers, #26 Henne
pin av.
BUY AND SELL STOCKS THROUGH US.
Arizona Copper Mountain, Cc Bonanza
Queen, 15c. We will buy George A. Tread
well.
Crandall, Pierce & Co.,
416 Guaranty Loan. Both Phones.
FOR INVESTMENTS
K. B. Higbee,
SEE
Germania Life Building, St. Paul, Minn.
N. W. phone Main 862. T. C. 1815.
BIG MONEY GOLDFIELD BULLFROG
stocks, in fact promptly safeguarded at every
point particulars write .George D. Holt, 923
Guaranty building.
SEND FOR OUR BOOKLET ON MINING IN
vestmeut and dividend-paying stocks. Doug
las, Lacey & Co., Boston block, Minneapolis.
Agents wanted.
FORTUNES IN ARKANSAS ZINC LANDS
zinc found on Improved fruit and cotton
farms. Fred J. Bowman, Bank of Commerce,
Minneapolis.
80 YEARS IN MINING NONE BUT FIRST
class stocks handled. Address me before buy
ing. W. P. McDonald. 302 Andrua bids. Mpls.
BIG MONEYGoldfleld, Bullfrog stocks, none
but first-class handled 12 years' experience.^
Write George D. Holt. 023 Guaranty bldg, Mpls
WILL SELL HUNTER CREEK STOCK FOR 5c
share. Address 202 New York Life building,
Minneapolis, Minn.
LEGALNOTIOES
CONSTRUCTION. SEWERS.
New Germany,...Minn.
Sealed proposals for the construction of ap
proximately 3,060 feet of 10-inch .and 610
feet of 8-inch pipe sewers, with appurte
nances, will be received by the Common Coun
cil until 1 o'clock p.m., June 6th, 1905, when
the proposals will be publicly opened and
read.
Proposals must be on blank forms furnished
for that puri.ose, and must be accompanied
by a properly certified check for the sum of
$250.00, made payable to tlie order of the
City Treasurer of New Germany, as a guar
anty that a contract will be entered into.
The right to reject any or all bids is re
served.
Plans, specifications and bidder's proposal
blanks are on file in the. office of the Village
Recorder arid at the office of S. E. Egan,
Civil Engineer. 10 3d st S. Minneapolis, Minn.
By order of the Village Council.
Henry. D,-Mielke,
City Recorder.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE.
I will offer for sale, on Tuesday. May 23,
1905, at 2 o'clock p.m., to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the store building formerly occupied
by J. C. Jacobson. Arlington, S. D,,' a Stock of
generaj merchandise, including fixtures, of the
\alue of about $5,500.
Said sale to be at public auction.
A copy of the inventory, and list of receivables
can be seen at the store building in Arlington.
Bidders will be required to deposit 10 per cent
of their respective bids.
The right to reject any and all bids is re
served. J. F. JORDAN, Trustee.
jSTCRAGE^
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving, storing, pack
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast points.
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
occasionally in making up a car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and re
liable service. For the "pest of service at the
lowest rates write or call at 46 3d st S.'
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
have best facilities for handling and storing
household goods expert furniture packers
satisfaction assured car rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specialty. 122 5th st S.
Both phones.
TWO GOOD LOFTS FOR RENT, 50x100, FOR
storage or manufacturing large elevator, cheap
power, splendid light, convenient location, low
rent. Apply Twiu City Drug Mill, Nicollet
Island.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods expert packers. Office. 200 Nicol
let. Both phones 120S. Res. phone. T. C. 13324.
BENZ BROS., TRANSEEB, AND STORAGE
finest vans and .warerooms goods moved by
experienced men. 112 5th st N. Both tels..
952.
MJtfDICAL^
MRS. DR. FLUELLA McKAY, 7 7th ST S
vapor and magnetic sweats magnetic and
electric treatments, cures indigestion, rheu
matism. 9 to 9. Sundays included.
PILESDR. H. WAITE, 30 YEARS' SPECIAL
ist, cures every case. Write, for pamphlet,
mailed free. 1219 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
PSYCHIC CURES DAILY EVERY EVENING
If ailing mentally or physically call and see
Dr. Raymond, room 211. 620^ Nicollet- av.
JSOTICE
WANTEDTRAVELING SALESMAN TO SELL
new -appliance no competition experience de
sirable though not necessary gcod chance for
man of character and ability. Address 3562,
Journal.
THE FRIENDS OF FRED A. HALL AND
Charles M. Hall, Kansas City. Kan., are
anxiously awaiting to hear -from them.
FOSTER & CO. UPRIGHT PIANO NEW, HAND
some mahogany case, $175, 6 monthly.
Howard, Farwell & Co.,
707 Nicollet. '___
GABLER UPRIGHT PIANO, FINE CONDITION,
$150, $5 monthly.
Howard, Farwell & Co..
707 Nicollet.
PROFESSIONAL
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PERMA
neritlv removed hy electricity. Miss Holllster,
77-78" Syndicate Block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. L'\clusive specialist,
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL: 'V'*^
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON & KEfcOHASET, PATENT LAW
vera and solicitors main.^fflce, 925-033 Guar
anty Bldg., Mlnueaipyt, Minn. 52 McGill
Bldg., Washington. D. Oi,
PLUMBING
W. S. Bayley & Sons', sanitary plumbing, gas
fitting, sewer and water connections hot water
heating alterations specialty: both phones.
^PENSIONS^
ROBERT WATSON,
Pension Attorney and Notary Public,
304 Boston Block. Minneapolis. P.O. Box 413.
Itching, Bleeding,
Protruding,
SUCCESSFULLY
By the most up-to
date .'and scientific
treatment known to
the profession. Mild,
certain of cure, causing little pain, no cut
ting, no bleeding and no'chloroform.
I also treat all other, forms of Rectal Dis
eases, Fistula, Fissure, Ulcer, Proclitic,
Chronic Constipation, Diarrhea-, Dysentery,
etc. My charges are reasonable. I guaran
tee a cure and ask no payment until you are
cured and satisfied..
Call for consultation or write full descrip
tion of your trouble. My book-sent to those
who write description of their case.
Consultation and examination free.
Hours, 9-5. Evenings, 7-8. Sundays, 10-12.
Dr.Edw. A. JOHNSTON, Specialist
710 Globe Building, .Minneapolis.
HJ fee-E.RI.NE SAL VE
Is a sure cure for Chronic Ulcers. Bone Dicers,
8croFiolouBUlcer8,TarlbseUlcer,Mercar- lalUlcerB,yeveri9oreB,Gatigrone,Bl"oflPol- sanlns.White SwelHutr, Poisoned Wounds,
all sores of long standlng.PoBltlvely never falls.Cures
also Cuts, Burns, Boils, Felons, CarbuncleB,
Abscesses. For sale by druggists. Mall 25c and 50c.
J. P. ALLEN MEDICINE CO., 8T. PAUL, MINN.
NO. 2633 PORTLAND AV
Finest block and neighborhood on, thia
beautiful avenue. All modern residence of
eight rooms, besides reoeptio'h hall and bath
room, with tine plninbing. Combination
heat gas, hardwood .floors gas -grate and
mantel gas stove: gas fixtures and
windowl
shades, storm windows-
and full screens al
go with house laundry and servants' closet',
also water meter. :ia..^hajsefnent, which has
new cement flocr: ceiaent back door yard
separate shed, .with' work bench, dog ken
nel, etc. -fine liarn.- .with 'city water full
size lot large., elm- Hrees-.
shrubberyEveryd
lawn exceptionally fine
outlook.
thing insi-le and .outside in splendid con
dition. Above is:'a RreS.f sacrifice price.
Safe to say like conditions cannot be dupli
cated in Minneapolis, t-This Is an unusual
opportunity to obtain an-"-attractive* home at
a great bargain. Part oash, balance mort
gage. Call at premises, or
D. C. Bell Inv'st Co.
Ill So. 4th St.
LOTS If TS!!
$325 to'$375 Lots on-Stl-av S and Clin
ton ay near 35th st
in
thelots
street.
i Yo will notice tlia are
located South, Norp "East and North
west, and that the prices are low.
We sell on monthly^ payments.
We want you to own a.vhome.
2Q3 Oneida Building.
See Our Cheap Lots.
Classified Ads in This Issue.
YALE REALTY CO.
No. 601 FOREST AVE.
Fine house of eight 'r6o.ms on the first
two floors 'servant's "room and storeroom
on third combination heat*"thermostat sep
arate hot water heater'-' for domestic use
built-in ashpit, laundry, gas fixtures and
range shades and -curtain rods beautifully
decorated hardwcod_ floor.B.,.jktorm. sash, full
screens and screened p6r"ch Inside Franklin,
Lowry Hill..district novf 'on it 2.250, five
years, 5 per cent mortgage $500 cash and
monthly payment and 5 percent interest.
Our price less than property' actually' cost
and only built three years." Shall be pleased
to show you' through.
G. Bell lavs't Co.
Ill Fourth St. South,
See Our Cheap Lots.
Classified Ads H* This Issue.
YALE REALTY CO.
$2600No. 2740 Pleasant av, a
oduble house, 5 rooms on each side,
city water and ewer connection,
with two^ skiks/-Btd* windows,
screens, gas_ fixtures, ^ood repair,
lot 39x130 ren.| ^feper month.
Another first-class ^estjaent.,
NOT A DAY FOR LEVITY
How Memorial Pay Is Considered by
the &. A. R.
An earnest effort is being made by
the G. A. E. members of this city to
secure what they consider a proper ob
servance of Memorial day. To them
it is no holiday, but a day of sorrow.
It is not a day for levity and sport,
but is consecrated to the memory of
those who gave up their lives that hu
man liberty should be maintained and
that the republic should be preserved.
It is also consecrated to those heroes
who took part in the wars for humani
ty in Cuba and the Philippines.
In order that appropriate observance
may be held the G. A. E. committee on
observance of the day earnestly urge
the merchants, builders and manufact
urers of the city to close their places
of business for the day.
Women of the G. A. E. and Woman's
Relief corps of this city will make 1,400
evergreen wreaths to be laid on sol
diers' graves during the Memorial Day
ceremonies. The workers are urged to
be at the custodian's rooms in the court
house on May 26, 27 and 29. Luncheon
will be served to those who assist in
making the decorations.
$59.90 Bound Trip to California.,
Tickets on sale May 12, 13, 29, 30, 31,
June 1, via the Minneapolis & St. Louis
R. E. Final return limit ninety clays.
Stop-overs allowed in both directions
and tickets good going one route and
returning another. For particulars call
on J. G. Rickel, City Ticket Agent, 424
Nicollet Ave.
If sick headache is misery, what are
Carter's Little Liver Pills if they will
positively cure it? People who have
used them speak frankly of their worth.
They are small and easy to take.
Established 1860
May 20, 1905.
1
150 Varieties
ESTERBRODKS
Steel Pens
Sold Everywhere
an
Cit water in
street.^ yji :v
$125 to $225 Lots ott4lst,.and22d av^:!3
near,.34th st. ._-
$250 .to $350 Lots "on!,the h|Vl, .-.fronting
south, with fine"'*vifew of-the city, or
frontin Mortlf ?fS*#K .W.iii#p'nT. Park.
These lots -lia^.^watej^sjd^wajk and
sewer. Every ,&hj*ne ,'fo't a modern
home-in a fine location.
$225 to $275'Penn'a.v between 16th and
,19th ay N qity
watert i.these
The Best Pens Made
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be
received by the common council for excavating
and layiig eight-inch sewer pipe from the center
of Prairie street in the City of Lake City, down
Elm street to Main street, thence continuing
Into Lake Pepin, termlnctlng therein, and re
filling such excavations i-i accordance with plans
and specifications on file in the office of the City
Recorder of said city, bald bids to be accom
panied by certified check for one hundred dol
lars' ($100.00.)
All bids must be filed with the city recorder
before: 6 o'clock p.m.. May 27, 1905.
The- council reserves the- right to reject any
and all bids.
By order of the common council.
A. W. CORWIN,
Recorder.
Dated Lake City. Minn.. May 15, 1905.
SELLERS OF MILK IN THE
CITY OP MINNEAPOLIS
MUST SECURE LICENSES
BEFORE* THE FIRST? OF
JUNE UNDER A PENALTY
0F!
$25 FINE. OFFICE 735
TEMPLE COURT.
LICENSE LAWS.
i Sec. 15. Whoever' by himself or his agents
conveys milk or cream in carriages, carts or
other vehicles, or in any manner for the pur
pose of selling the same, either at wholesale
or retail, in any city or town of one thousand
(1,00'J) inhabitants or .more shall annually on the
first day of May, or within thirty (30) days
thereafter, be licensed by the state dairy and
food, commissioner to. sell milk and cream within
the limits of said city or town, and shall pay
to the said dairy and food commissioner the sum
of one (i) dollar for each and every carriage,
.cart or other vehicle 4hus employed, to the use
of said dairy aud food commissioner. Licenses
shall be used only in the names of the own
ers of .carriage, carts. or other vehicles, and
shall for the purpose of this act be. prlma-facie
evidence of ownership. All licenses shall ter
minate on the first day of May of each and
every-^ear. No license shall be sold, assigned or
transferred". Each license shall record the name,
residence, place of business, number of car
riages, carts or other vehicles used (where more
than one is employed), the name and residence
of auy .driver or other person engaged in sell
ing or delivering said milk or cream, the number,
of tbp carriage, cart or other vehicle, where he
has more than one, and the number of license.
Each licensee shall, before engaging in the
sale of milk or cream, cause his name, the
number of his license and the. number of the
carriage, cart or other vehicle (where he has
more than one), and his' place of business to
be plainly and legibly placed on each outer side
of all carriages, carts or other vehicles used,
by him in the conveyance or sale of milk or
cream.. and he shall report to the state dairy
and food commissioner any change of driver,
or person employed by" him. which may occur
during the term of his license. Any person
keeping not, more than one cow shall be ex
empted from the provisions of this section.
Sec. 16. Every person, firm or corporation,
before selling milk or cream, or offering them,,
or either of them, for sale, or having them,
or either of them, in his possession with intent
to sell In a store, booth, stand, creamery, cheese
factory, or who sells to customers in any man
ner or from any place In the respective tow is
or cities as designated in section 15 of tliH
act, shall proenre a license from the state dairj
and food commissioner, or his authorized agents
and shall pay therefor the sum of one (1) dol
lar. Every such license shall terminate on the
first day of May in each and every year. No
license shall be sold or transferred.
Sec. 17.. The dairy and food commissioner
shall have powej lo.withhold a license from
or to revoke the: same when nlready issued to
any person, firm or corporation who shall fill
to comply with any of the provisions of sei
tlons 15 and 16 df this act, or'who shall sell
offer or expose for sale any milk or cream from
dairies containing diseased or filthy cows, or
that are kept in violation of section 5 of this
act, or of creameries, stores or other places
where milk or cream may be kept, stored or
sold, which is kept in ah unsanitary condition
ttPE BROS.
ArtDRUS BUILDING
$5000Nos.'6 and 8 Highland av
an investment in a modern double
frame fiouse No. 6 has 7 rooms,
with bath, furnacej, some hard
wood floors, arid '"rents regularly
for $28 No. 8 has 6 rooms,-with
bath, furnace, 'part :._. hardwood
floors and finish, and rents for
$23 per month. This property is
very close in, is always rented, and
at this price is.a first-class invest
ment will bring -0 per cent net
income. .y "r.
$525Lot on-2d v'~S, between 28th
and 29th sts facing east size,
45x125.25 to aaej^ all improve
ments in street-.-.V $"'&,.
$420024X2 Al'drich av. S, a 9-
room, strictly modern house, in-the
Sunnyside districtf with hardwood
finish, parquet floors fireplaces,
bath.. aCn be -occupied by' either
one or two familde'Si The down
stairs is now rented at $25 per
month. Best of. repair. Size of
lot, 45x129 ft. ,i:.
$1050Three lots on Girard av S,
between 22d and 24th sts, facing
west size, 40x129 ft. each to al
ley all improvements in street.
Lots lie level, slightly above grade.
$675Lot on 4th st N, between
17th and 18th avs, facing east
size, 41x129 ft. city water and
stone sidewalk, well graded.
$1400Lot on. Irving av S this is
a strictly modern house, arranged
for two families, having 14 rooms,
with fireplaces, beautiful oak fin
ish and floors, two elegantly
equipped bathrooms, hot water
heating plants, beautiful decora
tions, gas, fixtures, complete in
every detail, and one of the best
corner lots facing south and east
in Green's addition. Size of lot,
50x135 ft. This property rents at
$105 per month to best of tenants.
Will bring you net 10 per cent net
easily.
$600 eachTwo lots on Sheridan av
between 20th and 22d sts, facing
west size, 60x120 ft. each city
water and stone sidewalk. These
lots are three*short blocks from
the end of the Kenwood carline.
$225Three lots- on Snelling av,
between 34th and 35th sts, corner
'.property, facing west size, lOOx
150 W
^raded
We1
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Special to The journal.
GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATED
BY MR. AND MRS. C, G. VANSTRUM
CHARLES G. VANSTRUM.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Vanstrum
celebrated their golden wedding anni
versary at their home, 3350 Portland
avenue. Mrs. Vanstrum has been in
such poor health that her friends feared
that the proposed celebration would
have to be postponed, but Mrs. Van
strum bravely determined that nothing
should interfere with her plans, and
propped in her bed she received con
gratulations yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.
Vanstrum have seven children, twenty
four grandchildren and two great
grandchildren, and nearly all of them
were present yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanstrum were mar
ried in Chicago two years after Mr.
Vanstrum came from Vetlana, Smoland,
Sweden. Mrs. Vanstrum's maiden name
was Elizabeth Olson. They lived in
Chicago until the fall of 1856, when wife two years his .iunior.
PRESIDENT TO BE IN A UGURA TED
AND A UDITORIUM DEDICA TED I
Significant Commencement of Gustavus Adolphus College at St.
PeterGovernor and Distinguished Educators
to Be Present.
Stl Peter, Minn., May 20.Com-
mencement at Gustavus Adolphus col
lege, which opens this evening and con
tinues until Thursday, will this year
be marked by unusually impressive
ceremonies. In addition to the custom
ary exercises, the new auditorium,
erected at a cost of $30,000, will be
formally dedicated, and Dr. Peter A.
Mattson inaugurated as president of
the institution, features that are ex
pected to attract an exceptionally large
number of visitors, among whom will
be many men of prominence in the
northwest.
Pupils of Dr. E. Lagerstrom and Pro
fessor S. K. Hall will 'open the com
mencement observances with a piano
recital, to be given in the auditorium
at 8 o'clock this evening. On Sunday
morning Professor C. A. Blomgren of
Bock Island, Ill.v will, preach the an
nual missionary sermon, and Sunday
night in the Swedish Lutheran church
the baccalaureate sermon will be deliv
ered by President Mattson. Exercises
of the academy and school of com
merce are to take place Monday, and
on Monday evening comes the annual
Swedish oratorical contest with Beth
any college of Lindsborg, Kansas.
Tuesday is the date fixed for the ded
ication of the auditorium. This splen
did building, which has been in use sev
eral, months, is commodious and serv
iceable. It is by far the most impos-
YTYTTVTYTV
NEW AUDITORIUM OF GUST AVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE.
.^^t^te^^
Who Will Be Inaugurated as President viewing
DR. A. MATTSON,
of Gustavus Adolphus College.
ing of the college group, and in it are
nine class rooms, eight .music rooms, an
assembly hall and a beautiful chapel,
with a seating capacity of 1,200.' Gov
ernor John A. Johlnson is to be the prin
cipal speaker at the dedication, but ad
dresses will also be made by Congress
man C. K. Davis, General Gustaf Wid
ell of Mankato, A. Smith of Minne
apolis, and others. Of special interest
will be the address of Mr. Smith, he
having made the largest single endow
ment for the building.
On Wednesday Peter A. Mattson, Ph.
D., will be inaugurated president Of the
college from which he was graduated
in 1894. He- was elected by the Min
nesota conference a year ago to suc
ceed Dr. M. Wahlstrom, now. in charge
of Augustana hospital, Chicago, and
thus far his administration has oeen a
most successful one. He will deliver
his inaugural address at 10 in the morn
ing, and among the speakers who will
,i follow him are Dr. Cyrus Northrop of
I the state 'university PresideiirpT?': H.
Sallmon of Carelton, at Northfield
23r
4 i
a
a
MRS. C. G. VANSTRUM.
they removed to Eed Wing, Minn.,
where they lived until 1865. They came
to Minneapolis that summer and have
lived here ever since. When Mr. Van
strum came to Minneapolis, forty years
ago, there were 9,000 people here, and
only fifty of these were Swedes. Eight
of "them formed a mission band, which
later became the First Swedish Mission
church. In 1868 the little congregation
built the first Swedish church in Min
neapolis, where service was held in the
mother tongue of the members. Mr.
Vanstrum was a carpenter in Sweden,
but soon after he came to America he
opened a store, which gradually became a
a men's furnishing house, and he was
interested in it until a few years ago,
when he retired from active business.
Mr. Vanstrum is 78 years of age and his
President E. W. Van Aken of Par
ker, at Winnebago City President
E. Pihlblad, of Bethany, Linda
borg, Kansas, and Dr. M. Wahlstrom,
former president of Gustavus Adol
phus.
Wednesday afternoon and evening
will be given over to musical recitals,
and the graduation exercises proper are
set for Thursday morning, when tho
following will receive diplomas:
Bachelor of ArtsO. E. Abrahamson, Buffalo
Lake C. A. Gunderson, Eau Claire. Wis.:
U. W. Hallin. Stillwater C. H. Hedberg. St.
Peter O. A. Johnson. Lafayette J. B. John
son. New Hope. S. D. E. Knock. Gowrie,
Iowa O. A. Nuplln. Wylle Clara M. Sander.
St. Peter Edward Swensou. Apple River, Wis.
Oscar Sandahl, Stillwater: C. A. Swenson, Alme
lund: V. N. Valgren, Valley Springs. S. D.
School of Commerce Classes: Bachelor of Com-
merceA. J. Erwiit, St. Peter W." A. Lilly
quist. Walnut Grove Walter A. Wilson. St.
Peter: E. L. Johnson, Center City: George Nel
son, Shafer F. O. Swenson. Kasota: A. 3.
Larson, Red Wing O. F. Walters, Hudson, Wis.
George E. EHseuson. Artichoke Lake: A. O.
Bredeson, Dassell H. J. Currier, Nicollet Elmer
Anderson, Minneapolis: C. M. Stenquist, Sioux
Falls, S. D.: J. L. French, St. Peter M. G.
Swenson. Bernadotte Sclma Torgeson. Norte
land: William Quist. Red Vin g: H. .T. Qnane.
St. Peter A. R. Glcsmann, Klossner: A. E.
Johnston, Dunnell: H." B. Bornemann. Hallock
K. Thorstelnson. Edinburjr. N. D. E. E. Thu
llen, St. James: C. G. Anderson. Hector E. W.
Swanson. Lafayette J. A. Johnson. Minneapolis
G. A. Lennartson, South Stillwater: C. W.
Dahlln, South Stillwater Dema I. Chasteen. L
Sueur. _.
St?nograpbv and ShorthandRose P. Blom
fcerg, St. Peter Wm. A. Malmstrom. St. Cloud
Jolcev \mmons. Le Sueur Wm. Lloyd. Lloyd
Maud Burg, St. Peter J. A. Danlelson. Late
Park: Je.inie E. Johnson, Carlton George A.
Lennartson. S. Stillwater E. W. Nelson. Kca
raba. Mich. E. L. Johnson. Center City: Alma
Samuelson. North Brinch F. O. Swenson. Ka
sota A. F. Hall. Edinburg. N. D.: O. F. Wal
teis, Hudson, Wis O. J. Towley, Hubbard,
Iowa A. E. Johnston, Dun tell J. E. Boo, Still-
water K. Thorstelnson, Edinburg, X. D.
AcademyErnst B. Anderson. Dresser Junc
tion Wis.
BerthfatherAlmen.
a A.
i
:i
HuldahD..S Celi Knaop E. FalkBalaton: Groton
Martin S. Larson. Red Wins Arthur W. N*l-
son. Anoka Benja nin B. Peterson, Dunnell EU
Dora Swensoi. Scindta A. Lemuel Swenaonvr
Splcer J. Ambrose Stenborg, Dresser Junction,
Wis. AIMn F. Victor, Lindstrom: Oskar B.
\oungdahl. St. Peter.
School of Musi?-Ambrosia Rinde, Hoople, N.
Lulu Rlb'ole. St. Peter Peter T. Johnson,
Bru, Man. Grace E. Doty. Courtland: Lydla
Malmrose. St. James Jennie C. Johnson, Mil*
bank, S. D.
Minneapolis Journal Tours.
Yesterday was a busy day for The
Journal's touring department. The
pleasant weather, together with the.
popularity of the routes, made it a day
of pleasure for those who took the trips.
lit might well Have been called "thc
I atrical" day, for in addition to the
j- local patrons the Burgomaster company
was represented by a bevy of pretty
stars as well as tho management of the
Fiske company, who took the Twin City
trip.
This novel and inexpensive way of
thel
beauties of
Minneapolispopu and St Pau has already become
i lar with the traveling public.
Cars for the Minneapolis Tour leave
The Journal building daily except Sun
day at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
This trip takes about two hours and
the price per passenger is $1. The Twin
City tour leaves The Journal building
daily except Sunday at 1 p.m. and take*
about five hours. The price per pas
senger is $2.50.
Homeseekers' Bates
To Minnesota, Dakotas and the Cana
dian Northwest. Tickets on sale every
Tuesday. Ticket office, 119 Third street
S, Minneapolis.
Homeseekers' Bates.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis E. B.
has on sale round trip excursion tickets
at one fare plus two dollars to points
in the West, South and Southwest.
Pinal return limit twenty-one days from
date of sale. Liberal stop-over priv
ileges granted. Call on J. G. EickeL
City Ticket Agent, 424 Nicollet Ave.
|f"yUu wanfrsi tamyup job rfTgoffan
done, telephone W. S. Nott Co., 376.
%s.
