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1AILWAY TIME TABLES. HOTEL ARRIVALS. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS BUILDING PERMITS. SEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. HICAQO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY. .City ttokg office, K8 Nioollet Avenue. Phone 131 TMMngerSttttlon, Was-tacton and AvesTSouthT j*-allr. tHU-ftonday. tE_. Saturday. fBx. Monday. I*n MARCH SB, M05, Arrive. MJOam 1 CfoMSe, MUwsakee. Cfhloago. *10J0pa MO am Horthfleld, Faribault, 1 X. 0._.. 8J0 pa _X15__ OrtonvUle, MUba-k,Aberdeen.. 6.00 pm jt_US_m Mankato.Well.,AekNo. {fl^SS MO pm Winona, L Crosse, Milwaukee., 8.20 pm ISO pot Faribault, Dnb-qua, Ohio-go.... lOOiam tUftpai ICaakato, Well* The Fast Mail. I* CM pa La Oroeae, MUwa-e, Ohio-go- IM paa OrtonTllle, F&r_o, Aberdeen... 1M pat Wortaflald, F-trb-olt. larttn.... MB an tllJOaa The Pioneer Limited. *MDpm La Orowe, MUvrevkee, Ohlcago 840 a a *-Ipaa La OreHe, Mllwankee, Obieaso.. ltd pin i Madison, Wis, Jane-v. 6.46 Lake Mlnnetonka 8.30 am NORTH-WESTERN. llWE (C.ST. P. M. & O.RY Office 800 Nicollet Ave. Phone 210. tEx. Sun. Others dally Tor CHICAGO LT 7 60 am, 6 00,8 00,10.20 pm From CHICAGO..Ar 7 65,10 15 am, 6:20,10.20pm FOND LAC oo pm, Ar 10.15 am DULUTH. Lv f7.35 am, 4 00 pm, Ar t5 05,9 86 pm For SIOUX CITY f7:10,9 10 am, 7 80, 8 80 pm From SIOUX CITY 8 15 am, t4 45, 8 10 pm For OMAH A Lv 17:10,9 10 am. 7 80,8 80 pm From OMAHA Ar 8-16 am, 8-10 pm For KANSAS CITY Lv 9:10 am, 7 80,8 80 pm From KANSAS CITY Ar8:16 am, 8:10 pm CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. CUT OFFICE Fifth and Nicollet, DBPOT Washington and Tenth Are. South. PHONE Main 8M. *Ex. 8unday. Others Daily. Lv. Mpla Chicago and East, Dubuque Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha Chicago, Des Moines, Kansas City Kansas City, St. Joseph, Des Moines Omaha, Ft. Dodge, Austin Rochester, Red wing, Mankato, Faribault. Northi/eld Dodfre Center Hayfield Ar. MplS 1080 pm 800 am 115 pm 810 pm 810 pm 7 80 pm 10 65 am 1120 am 710 am 8 00 pm 10 45 pm 1080 am 710 am 7 65 am 4 55 pm 4 35 pm C. B. 6t Q. Ry. Phone N W., Main 860. T. C. 311 Ticket office, corner Third street and Nicollet avenue. Leave All Trains Daily. Arrive 7:30 a.m. Wmona, La Crosse, Du- buque.Chicago.St.Louis "Chioago Limited" Winona, La Crosse, Du buque, Chicago, St-Louis 7.50 p.m. 7.50 p.m. 1:20 p.m. 8:00 a-m. 8:00 a.m. MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS B. Station, Washington and 4th avs N. Office. 424 Nicollet. 'Except Sun. others dally. Leave tor CHICAGO *9:85 am 7:45 pm Leave for ST. LOUIS *9.33 am 7:45 pm Leave for DES MOINES *9 35 am 8.35 pm Leave for OMAHA, California.*9.35 am 8:85 pm For Watertown and Storm Lake *8:57 am (or Madison and Esthervllle ..*8:57 am 6:15 pm WISCONSIN CENTRAL E'Y. TICKET OFFICE. 230 NICOLLET AV. PhonesT. 0., 860: N. W.. Main 85*. Leave. Chippewa Falls. Marsh-1 f.eld, Ashland,Iron Towns. I Fend du Lac, Oshkosh, I 8:00 a. m. Milwaukee, Chicago.. 17:05 p.m. The following persons from the north west are registered at Minneapolis hotels: HOTEL VENDOMEN. D. Ramsted, Redwood Tails, M. LiLdeman, Chicago, W. N. Mc Keiuie, Kalamazoo Jamei Foley, Thomas Bannlgan, East Dubuque, W. V. Caldwell, Amen, Wis, \V H. Maloney, Chokio, Minn. A hippie, Si'Ulc Center, R. H. Suras, bt James, W Ilolton. Chicago E. R. Smith, Yonng'stown, Chlo, M. Paasch, Iowa Citj I a Bar. J. H. Johnson, Brainerd, J. E. King, St. Louis G. J. Klein. Mankato, Minn E R. Cietcbell. New Ulm P. A. Walling, Park Rapids, B. Dngebrlten, Minne sota Lake, E Uroinbe, A. Anderson, P. E. Lillebeig, Minnesota Lake J. C. Detering, Uajloid Minn C. Barrows, Mankito, E. L. Buik, Bloom Ingf-on, E. G. Plecker, Excelsior, S. Scribner, Walker Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Cole, Lake City F. Bowler, W. R. Veitch, O. P. Sknojrrand, Groton, S. D. A. Mor tenson, II Thomas, St. Paul J. A. Free born Feigus Falls. J. B. Murry, White Bear Lak HOTEL HYSEREd Muelke, Davenport Uide McKaj, Duluth, H. Halverson, E. Hilgeson Milton. W. Van Baalen, Mrs. C. Schult7 Chicago, II. W. Bovel, Sidney, Delroy (Jetchel), C. W. Sprague, Chicago John Sueg tohu, .New \oik, S S Bibuert, New York, E II. Shenvin, Monticello. L. L. Culbertson, Duluth Charles L. Alexander, Mrs C. C. Sehultz, Pelican Rapids E II Lanens, Chi cago W. Keesey, Owatonna E. Penn ovor Chicago, E. J. Himmelman and wife, Mankato, E. Barnuin. Mllaca 0. Johnson and wife Stillwater, Reppe, W. Sin clair, Fairmont, J. L. Higgin, Seattle, D. Lamont, Chicago, Wm Keyman, Parnell, Charles Newman, Chicago WTillia Marshalltonn. Randolf BIRTHS. PetersonMr. and Mrs. H. W., 2940 Elliott avenue, girl MerritMr. and Mrs. J. M., 3441 Park avenue, bo. CadwellMr. and Mrs. O., 2611 Howard street NE. boy VollartMr. and Mrs. J. H., 132 West Twen ty-sixth stieet, boy GraafMr. and Mrs. William, 1135 Seventh etieet S, boy. HartmanMr. and Mrs. 217 Fourteenth avenue NE, boy. ManningMr. and Mrs. P. D., 510 Plymouth avenue, girl. MARRIAGE LICENSES. John W. Lett and Louise Hanson. August Vassal and Maiy Riveis. John W Hafner and Marj G. Kennedv Gilbert Finstad and Emma W Carlson. Nels Sehultz and Hllma M. Nelson. Alfred E Johnson and Anna Anthony. William Carlson and Valbbrg L. Johnson. Peter E. Olson and Sigma Colberg. DEATHS. .*i KnollAugusta, 1807 Johnson street. FillmoreAnnie. Abbotts' sanatorium. Trottei-Riclinrd, St Barnabas hospital. BrzygodKatie city hospital StearnSamuel, 2417 First avenue S. PenningtonCairie, R130 Second avenue S. BoyntonAdeline, 2627 Ljndale avenue S. GJertsenHerman J.. Twenty-sl\th avenue S and Fifty-second street BUII^ING^PERjaTS Columbia Improvement association. Third avenue SE and river bank, concrete and =*teel foundation for steam turbine generator $1,500 Sumner T. McKnight. 240-242 First ave nue S alterations and repairs 2,000 Jacob* Dworsky, 715 Emerson avenue N, frame dwelling 2,000 A Robertson, 1820 Dupont avenue S, brick veneered dwelling and barn 15,000 John Friedman 3212 Irving avenue S, frame dwelling 8,100 F. Washburn, 1509-09y_-ll-ll}_, First avenue S, frame flats 8,500 Thirteen minor permits 3,190 Total $36,990 M. Hurda and wife to Edmund G. Wal ton agency, lots 8, 9 and 10, Clasen's addition $325 W Pitts, trustee, to A E. Apgar, part of lots 22, 28 and 29, Snell's addition.. 300 1 Baruum and wife to H. Elliott, lots 2 and 3, Wallace's addition 600 T. D. Bell and wife to E. B. Allen, lot 13, rirangemen of blocks 9 and 10, First division of Remington park 400 H. Sahlstrom and husband to N. W. Anderson, In section 36, township 119, range 24 900 F. T. Crlbby to P. Arthur, part of lots 11 and 12. block 7, Wilson, Bell & Wagner's addition 10,000 J. C. Durant and wife to F. CIrinski, In section 31-118-23 525 G. Fuller and wife to F. Herbert and wife, part of lot 9, block 3, ttriswold's third addition 700 W. Knapp and wife to A. Johnson, part lot 4, block 15, Murphy's additon 1,400 George F. Perkins, administrator, to A. D. Lloyd, lots 2 and 3, block 2, Rose dale park 300 W. A. Brown to M. Lnssnlg, part of lots 7, 8 and 9, block 1, V. G. Hush's addition QQQ E. Plummer and husband to E Luther Melin, lot 1, etc., block 3, Tingley's addition 70 R. Tingley to E. L. Melin, lots 2 and ^aJ&# ^EAIjJESTAjnBjraAlgra^ Continued. 8, block 2, Tingley'B addition 580 R. D. Womack and wife to B. L. Melin. lots a ud 9, block 2, Tingley'B addi tion 580 M. Descent and husband to J. L. No wack, part of lots 2 and 3, block 20, Case and others' subdivision 1,550 G. A. Kelly and wife to I. a Peterson, part of lot 17,- block IT, Foster's addi tion 1.600 M. J. Brown to W J. Plank, lot 2, block 40, Calhoun park 700 :Willlam McOutcheon and wife to A. J. Ringate et al., part lots 5, 6, 7, block 5, Bast Side addition 1,525 C. L. A. Colo and husband to George' Stewart, lots 4, 5, 6, 7, block 91, Remington's second addition 740 Charles Hetchman to H. Schmidt, lot 8, block 22 Village of Osseo 300 N. W. Anderson to N. P. Sahlstrom, lots 1 to 8 inclusive, block 1, W. G. Wright's First addition 400 B. Sllbaugh and husband to W. W. Spaulding, lot 22, block 3, Penn Ave nue addition 1,185 A. P. Reldhead and wife to R. Tatters fleld, lots 4 and 5, block 2, Fifth Ave nue addition 400 Total ,..$26,580 METHODIST. NORTHRev. W. A. Shannon. Morning, "What Think Ye of Christ?" evening, "Con fcssing and Denying." HENNEPIN AVENUERev. Fayette L. Thomp son Morning, Dr. Robert Forbes of Phila delphia will preach evening, "The Egyptian Tale of the Two Brothers," regarded by archeologists as the counterpart of the Bibli cal narrative of Joseph and Potlphar's wife. FOEEST HEIGHTSRev. Charles S. Davis. Morning, "Our Heroes and Their Message" evening, "The Celestial Summons." The Levi Butler post, G. A. R., and Woman's Relief corps will worship at the Forest Heights church at the morning service. MINNEHAHARev. C. M. Heard. Morning, "The Ever-Enduring Memorial of Love" no evening service. The congregation will unite in the afternoon at the soldiers' home. Morning, "Growing FOSSRev. J. W. Heard Old Gracefully" evening, 'That Girl." BROADWAYRev. C. B. Haynes. Morning, "Urgency of the Gospel," Heb.. ill., T-8 evening, "Christians and Soldiers,*' seats re served for G. A. R. Epworth League topic, "Missions Among Latin Peoples." THIRTEENTH AVENUERev. C. F. Sharpe. Morning, "The Immaculate Conception," third sermon on "The Apostle's Creed" evening, memorial sermon before Appomattox post, G. A. R., and Woman's Relief CorpB special music by the choir, Mrs. J. B. Hingeley will sing "The Star-Spangled Banner." FIRSTRev. W. H. Jordan, D.D. Morning, Memorial Day sermon, Dudley P. Chase post, G. A. R., will be present evening, "Send and Fetch Him," preceded by song service. SIMPSONRev. John H. Miller. Morning, Mrs. Spalding from the Philippines will speak evening, "The Triumphs of the Cross on the Battlefield." WESTERN AVENUERev. H. B. Collins. Morning, "Unwritten Heroisms" evening, "Life in the Philippines," by Miss Winifred Spaulding. LAKE STREETRev. T. W. Stout. Morning, "He Endured as Seeing Him Who Is Invis ible" evening, Dr. Palmer of the Anti Saloon League will speak. FOWLERRev. P. A. Cool. Morning, "Lincoln and the Old Brigade a Soldier's Memorial" evening, "Savonarola, One of the Morning Stars of the New Day." WESLEYRev. L. T. Guild, D., and Dr. R. Forbes. Morning, "The Honeymoon of the Soul", evening, "The Triumph of the Church." HOPKINSRev. C. H. Sweatt. ST. LOUIS PARKRev. Rev. J. J. Noe. Arrive. 8:50 a. m. 5 10p. m. HOraLjARRJJALS^ LOWRY HILLRev. Henry Holmes. Morning, "Mighty Testimony in an Important Case," at 10.30 evening, "Christian Endeavor service at 6.30 p.m. VINERev. J. S. Rood. Morning, Memorial Sun day will be observed several of the patriotic orders will be present. Evening, "The Value of the Bible." THIRTY-EIGHTH STREETRev. George B. Albrecht Morning, "God's Voice to the Na- tion," a Memorial day discourse evening, "The Social Problem," by Rev. Carl Thompson. LYNDALERev. C. E Burton. Morning, "The True Foundation of Patriotism", evening, Me morial day musical, with brief address on "The Warless Age." PILGRIMRev. F. A. Sumner. Morning, "In His Name." Evening, sacred concert, consist ing of quintet and solo music. LINDEN HILLSRev. Charles H. Maxwell. Mor ning, "Seeing God" evening, "An Item in Chuich Policy." PLYMOUTHRev. Leavitt H. Hallock, D.D. Morning, Memorial day sermon for Rawlins post, "The New Birth of the American Re public", evening, musical service. Christian Endeavor at 6 45. FIFTH AVENUERev. James B. Smith. Mor ning, "Ideal Americanism" evening, "Increas ing in Knowledge for God." The morning and evening services are intended to emphasize Me morial Sunday. FREMONT AVENUERev. 0 A. Hilton, pastor. Morning, "The Nobility of Service," the Get tjsburg circle of the Ladles of the G. A. R. will be present, evening, "Life Is Not in the Abundance of Things Possessed." MINNEHAHA (Fortieth street and Thirty-eighth avenue S)E. W. Gilles. Evening, "Lessoni, from Matk." PARK AVENUERev. G. S. Rollins, D.D. Mor ning, "America, a Chosen Nation" evening, "The Significance of Memorial day." PRESBYTERIAN. STEWART MEMORIAL.Rev. R. A. Vander Las Morning, "The Birthplace of Manhood" evening, "The Men Who Made the Nation." WESTMINSTERRev. John Edward Bushnell, D. Morning, the children's day exercises, with Memorial Day feature evening, "Olivet to Calvary," the second cantata by Macalester chorus of sixty voices. VANDERBURGH MEMORIALRev. W. O. Wal lace. Morning, "The Fifth Petition of the Lord's Prayer" evening, "The Sinner's Retri bution Typified by Jonih's Awful Burial." Strangers welcome at any or all of the ser vices. HOPE CHAPELRev. A. G. Patterson. Even ing, "The Twentieth Century Memorial H. Hare will sing "Sweet Will of God FIRSTRev. A. B. Marshall. D.D. Morning, "Democracy Triumphant" evening, "Man, What a Chance BETHLEHEMRev. Stanley B. Roberts. Morn ing, "Impressions of a Quarterly Assembly." HOUSE OF FAITHRev. R. J. Creswell. Morn ing, "What Mean Ye by This Service?" HIGHLAND PARKRev. F. R. Plantlkow. Morning topic, "A Sermon on Missions" evening topic. Rev. J. Kienholz from St. Paul will preach. BETHANYRev. T. J. N. Crossan. Morning, "Hindering the Work of the Holy Spirit'7 evening, "The Christian Life a Race How Run to Win." SHILOHRev. Otis G. Dale. Morning, "The Issue Between Faith and Materialism"' even ing. Mrs. E. W. Williams will speak on mis sions. J. M. Anderson of the Home Protective league will address the Men's Current Issue Club Monday night, at 8 o'clock. BAPTIST. CENTRALRev. Theodore Heysham, Ph.D. Evening. "Deborah and the Canaanltes," or "Woman and the Sunday Saloon." NORWEGIAN-DANISHRev. A. Tangen. Morn ing. Rev G. Melby evening. English service. FIRSTDr. W. B. Riley. Morning, "The Chris tian's Victory over Death and the Grave" evening, "Recovering Lost Senses." FOURTHRev. G. F. Holt. Morning. "Armored and Armed for Duty," a Memorial Day mes sage evening, "War Songs of the Church," including several national hymns special mu sical service by the choir. CALVARYRev. A. T. Fowler. Morning, "The Religion of Jesus Christ and Its Relation to Happiness" evening, "The Power of a Great Refusal ana a Wise Choice" music by Stanley Hall quartet. IMMANUELRev. C. J. Triggerion. Morning. "A Warning Against Spiritual Vagrancy'": evening, "The Gallant Three Hundred" special music in evening as follows: "Gloria," from "Farmers' Mass, "To Thee, O Country," by choir. "The Star-Spangled Banner," and "God Bless My Boy," by male octet. TRINITYDr. Lathan A. Crandall Morning, '"Die Revolution by Revelation" evening, "The Christian In the Home" Y. W. C. A. hall. 86 Seventh street S. OLIVETRev. Frank H. Cooper. Morning, "The Supreme Question" evening, "What Shall a Man Do With HimselfHis Relations to So ciety" fourth sermon in the series. CHICAGO AVENUERev. J. E. Conant Morn ing, "What Baptists Believe About Baptism," third in a series evening. "Old Age, the May Day of the Soul," fourth in a series. FREERev. R. R. Kennan. Morning, "Some Things in a Soldier's Life Commendable to the Christian" C. E. meeting at 6 p.m. mission ary topics Saturday Evening, l^JMpW^f:?^t3^M 0. H. Sweatt and HOBART MEMORIALRev. A. F. Thompson. Morning, Sunday schoool 10:30, C. L. Kidder, superintendent evening, "Our Memorial of Liberty, 7:45 Epworth League 6:45 p.m. RICHFIELD Rev. A. F. Thompson. Morning, "Call to Remembrance the Former Days", Sunday school at 12 m, Mrs. A. F. Thompson, superintendent. Memorial services will be held In the lUchfleld church Tuesday morning. CONGREGATIONAL. EPISCOPAL. HOLY TRINITY Rev. Stuart B. Purves 7:30 a.m., holy communion 10:80 a.m., service and sermon 7 45 p.m., evening prayer and ser mon. Continued. ST. MARK'S PRO-CATHEDRAIrHoly .commun ion, 9 "30 morning service and sermon, 10 30, Vicar Haupt evensong an sermon, 7:45, Vicar Hills. TRINITY Rev.' L. A. Willsey. Morning, "Ideals for Christiana": evening, the pastor will address the Wm. Downs post, G. A. R. and W. R. topic "The Great Roll Call." LUTHERAN. BETHLEHEMRev. W. Thvedt. Morning service at 10:30, the choir will sing evening service at 7:45. John W. Arctander's Bible class will meet at 12:10. The Norwegian and the English Sunday school will meet at 12, Luther league at 6:45. ST. MARK'S (23d and Lyndale av N)Rev. John Keehley. Morning, "Hearing and Do ing" evening, Why Baptize?" ST. JOHN'S ENGLISH (corner Chicago av and 17th st)Rev. J. N. Lenker, D.D. Morning, "The Holy Spirit and Prayer" evening, "The Holy Spirit and the Hearers and Doers of the Word." SALEM ENGLISHRev. George H. Trabert, D.D. Morning, "Hearing and Doing" even ing, "Glorious Promises." TRINITY GERMAN (corner Thirteenth avenue and Nineteenth street)-Rev. Frederic Siev ers. Morning, *'Beauty Prayer evening, Rev. and Blessing of Meyer of St Paul- UNIVERSAL! ST. *'J TUTTLERev. A. R. Tlllinghast. Morning, "The Persistence of the Sword" evening, Y. P. C. U. devotional service, 6:30 p.m. evening services are discontinued until Sep tember. CHURCH OF THE REDEEMERRev. Marion D. Shutter, D.D. Morning, "American Patriot Ism" eveniag, "The American Union: Its Debts to Daniel Webster." Patriotic music by the choir. ALL SOULSRev. William H. ing, "Fatherhood of God." Ryder. Morn- CATHOL1C. ST. CHARLESRev. J. M. Cleary. Morning, "Consistent Religion" evening, "Prayer." Ascension Thursday masses at St. Charles will be at 6, 7:30 and 9. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. PORTLAND AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Richard W. Abberley. Morning, "Amer* lea's Debt to Her Citizen Soldiers" Memo rial Day service, attended by G. A. R. even ing. Professor Barker of Boston university, Boston, Mass.. will sneak on the antlsaloon league movement In Minnesota. GRAND AVENUE CHRISTIANRev. Dr. Fred Kline. Morning, "Summer and the Kingdom" evening, "The Present History of the Di sciples of Christ.'* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRISTMorning, "God. the Only Cause and Creator." SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Corner Second avenue S and Eleventh street. Morning, "God, the Only Cause and Creator." THIRDMorning. "God, the Only Cause and Creator." FOURTH ORURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Second avenue S and Tourteenth street. Morn ing, "God, the Only Cause and Creator." SPIRITUALIST. SPIRITUAL RESEARCH SOCIETYRev. Alice Wickstrom. Morning topic, "The Spiritual Unfoldment." 229 CENTRAL AVENUEMrs. L. M. Lowell. For special mention, "Spirit Greetings," by Mrs. Peake and Mrs. Buchler. K. OF P. HALL, MASONIC TEMPLEMrs. J. Whitwell. Evening topic, "Spiritualism as Character Water". NORTH SIDE SPIRITUAL SOCIETYI. 0. 0. F. hall, 706 Twentieth avenue N. Evening, "Work With the Power of the Spirit," by Mrs. Tryon greetings given. MISCELLANEOUS. ZION'SRev. F. R. Plantlkow. Morning topic, Rev. J. Kienhol/! from St. Paul will preach evening topic, "The Greatest Possession," by the pastor. ADVENT CHRISTIANRev. Warren J. Hobbs. Morning topic. "The Times and Seasons of the Second Advent, Definite Time Unknown" evening topic, "Evangelistic Service." RICHMOND HALL NO. 1Ruth B. Ridges. Morning topic, "Eentering Into the Joy of Life". 207 SYKE8 BLOCKMorning topic, ing of White Lotus Day". 'The Mean- HELP WANTEDMALE FARM MANAGER WANTED, WantedManager for an improv/ea irri gated alfalfa ranch in best part of Cali fornia, salary^to right man, l,000.jr year to start more later, an opportuni-K ty given to take small interest in the property, must be a responsible man, who can give leferences. Selover, Bates & Co 507-8-9 Andrus Bldg, Minneapolis. WIDE AWAKE SHOE REPAIRING, 713 Hennepin Av, Opposite Lyceum Theater. Men's Sewed Soles, 75c nailed, 50c. Ladies' and Boys' Soles, 40c. All.kinds of repairing and rubber heels DONE WHILE YOU WAIT. WE WANT BOOKKEEPERS OF THE RIGHT sort for good positions with high-grade firms. There are always more opportunities than we can fill for men faniiliar with up-to date bookkeeping methods. \Vith offices in 12 cities and with 12,000 emplojeis to serve, our sup ply of positions paying from $1,000 to $5,0o0 year never runs low. Write for booklet. Hapgoods, 313 Nicollet aVj WANTED Teamsteis, $3 50 per day and board Ship todaj. Free pass. No teo cnaiged. Call at 200 Nicollet av. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT STRICTLY EN foices the civil set vice law, 50,8i}0 appoint ments to life positions last jear. Splendid open ings for ioung people Write for the an nouncement of the Columbian Correspondence College, Washington, D. containing dates, salaries, places foi holding examinations and questions recently used by the" civil service commis&lou WANTEDMEN AND BOYS TO LEARN plumbing trade. We cannot supply demand for graduates, $4.50 to $5 per duy eight weeks completes course earn while learning. Address, for catalog, Coyne Bros. Co. Plumb ing Schools, Cincinnati, Ohio, St. Louis, Mo. Employment guaranteeu or money refunded. WANTEDFOR U. S. ARMY, ABLE-BODIED unmarried men, between ages of 18 and 35, citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and fvrlte English. For information apply to re cruiting officer at Phoenix building, St. Paul, or 324 1st av &, Minneapolis. Minn. WANTEDYOUNG MEN TO LEARN TO BE firemen and biakemen on railroads, by mall or at our school high wages piomotlon posi tions easily secured, only complete and reli able school in the west, our students get posi tions. Call and see or write for particulars. National Railway Trainin_ School, 224 Boston block. AYOUNG MEN FOR FIREMEN AND'BRAKE men Minnesota and other lailroads, expeil ence unnecessary, firemen $75, become engi neers and earn $180, brakemen $60, become conductors and earn $140, name position pre ferred. Write for particulais. Railway As sociation, room 01, 227 Mouroe st, Brooklyn, N. AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSIONTHE greatest agents' seller ever produced: every user of pen aui Ink buys it on sight 200 to 500 per cent profit one agent's sales amount ed to $620 In six days, another $32 in two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., 120, La Crosse, Wis. WE WANT A MAN OR WOMAN IN EVERY town In the northwest to Introduce our Ca tarrh and Headache Cure, can make big money will pay salary or commission to good agents. Write for territory at once. Address Regal Chemical Co., LeRoy, Minn. WANTEDA COMPETENT YOUNG MAN, NOT over 18 years of age. In fire insurance office in this city, a good opportunity to learn the busi ness one living with his parents in the city preferred. Address, with references. In hand writing of applicant, 4487, Journal. YOUNG MAN TO LEARN WATCHMAKING, jewelry work, optic's engraving' only actual work school for jewelers exclusively money made learning. Minneapolis School of Engrav ing, Watchmaking, 7th st and Hennepin av, whole fourth floor. Hullt building. WANTED ENERGETIC, TRUSTWORTHY man or woman to work In Minnesota, repre senting large manufacturing company, salary $40 to $90 per manth, paid weekly, expenses advanced. Address for particulars H. Moore, Minneapolis, Minn. RAILWAY AGENTSINTELLIGENT, ABLE bodied young men for depot agencies. $45 to $65 telegraphy unnecessary, learn in 30 days position certain when through pay from salary earned rejort quickly. Wallace School of Railroading. St. Paul. SIDE LINE TRAVELING MEN CAN MAKE $25 to $50 per week carrying side line of most up-to-date Advertising lans of our exclusive and special designs. Apply at tnce. The Kemper-Thomas company, Fan Dpt., Station H, Cincinnati, Ohio. A YOUNG MAN 25 YEARS OLD OR MORE, weU educated, with capacity for salesmanship, may secure a profitable opening with an estab lished life insurance agency salary and com mission basis. Address with full particulars 2155. Journal. WANTEDSIGN PAINTER TO DO WEEK'S work. 2832 3d a S. Defective Page THE^V-INNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. ANT ADS 1 (tent 4 Word All ads 1 .cent a word, when paid, for in ad vance otherwise 8 cents per line, 7 words to the line. No Ad taken for less than 20c each insertion except Situations Wanted, Male or Female, which are y2c a word no Ad less than 10c daily 20 words or less, one week, 50 cents. When so desired, in place of name and address, an advertisement can be addressed to a number furnished by aiwi in care of The Journal. Answers for out-of-town advertisers will be for warded. Advertisements ordered run "until forbid"* (T. F.) will not be discon tinued except upon written order, duly signed. WANT PAGES CLOSE EVERY DAYAt 1Q a.m. for that day's noon edition. EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY At 1 p.m. for entire afternoon edition. SATURDAY ONLYAT 12:30 p.m. for entire afternoon edition. GET YOUR ADS IN EAELY HELP WANTEDMALE Continued. MANAGER WANTED$3,000 TO $5,000 YEAR.* Business man with first-class references and 9750 to $1,500 cash to take charge of general sales office. Position pays from f3.000 to $5,000 yearly. Address H. 1. Clark, 271-285 Madi son, Chicago. WANTEDSALESMENENERGETIC MEN OF ability for Wisconsin and Minnesota terri tory, to sell a new appliance to soda water and soft drink trade nothing like it: no competition: a gieat opportunity. Address 4849, JournoL WANTEDFIVE MORE MEN OF NEAT AP. pearance and pleasant address, to sell alarm clocks and other goods sold on easy pay ments city work rigs furnished absolutely free. Manager, C. F. Adams Co.. 78 7th at S. WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS ALL-AROUND JOB bing carpenter one who can furnish a light wagon and horse steady work to the right man, and none who cannot meet the above requirements need apply. Pike & Cook. WANTEDMEN TO INTRODUCE A PATENT hardware article, salary $18 per week $2.50 per day for expenses rapid advancement state age and present employment. Write Ideal Shear Company, Dept. 10, Chicago. WANTEDPERSON TO CALL ON RETAH, trade for manufacturing house local territory salary $25 paid weekly expense money ad vanced previous experience unnecessary. American House, Star building, Chicago. WANTEDTRAVELING SALESMEN TO SELL new appliance no competition experience de sirable, though not necessary good university man or other chance for man of character and ability. Address 4850, Journal. LEARN RAILROADING, TELEGRAPH OPEBA tors, firemen, brakemen wanted big pay po sitions easily obtained. Send for references and particulars. American Railway School, J., 655 Temple Court, Minneapolis. WANTED-^AT ONCE, GOOD TRUSTY BOY OE young man to work in country printing office must be a Protestant and mean business and have good habits steady work for the right party. Independent, Dover, Minn. EFFICIENT SALESMAN FOR MINNESOTA general mercantile trade large commissions with $35 weekly position permanent If satis factory. W. S. Flnley Co., Dept. 6H. 90 Prospect st, Cleveland, Ohio. DETECTIVE WORK ESTABLISHED 15 years 8,000 secret service men more being added every day send us your case. Advice by mail free. Address American Detective association, Indianapolis, Ind, SALESMEN WANTED EVERYWHERE TO handle "Novelty Sign Cards," every merchant buys from 10 to 100 on sight 800 varieties catalogue free. Sullivan Co.. 405 W Van Buren st, Chicago, 111. WANTEDGENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADDRESS to introduce an absolute household necessity good pay and steady position to right parties Investigate before 9 a.m. and after 4 p.m. 251 2d av 3. S. F. Miller: 7 DETECTIVESHREWD,. RELIABLE MAN wanted -jjb every,ip$!!ailifc?*j:or profitable secret? service to act under ^orders no experience necessary. Write Webster's Detective Agency, Des Moines, Iowa^ DETECTIVE WORKESTABLISHED 15 YEARS 8,000 secret service men more being added every day send us your case. Advice by mail free. Address American Detective Association, Indianapolis, Ind. WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED MECHANIC, experienced in automobile and bicycle repair ing, must have good references permanent po sition. Apply at once to Fargo Hardware Co., Fargo, N. D. WANTEDMEN EVERYWHERE GOOD PAY to distrilute circulars, advertising matter, tack signs, etc no canvi^sing. Address National Advertising Co., 100 Oakland Bank building, Chicago, 111. WANTEDACTIVE, HONEST YOUNG MAN with $500 and services in good office quickly learned guaranteed as represented refund investment. Call at once. Campbell, 215 New York Life. SALESMANBY RESPONSIBLE, WELL known house two traveling grocery specialty salesmen $200 p* month and expenses long time contract no commission. Address 4465. Journal. ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN good Income corresponding for newspaper, ex pel lence unnecessary send for particulars. Northern Press Syndicate, room 5. Lockport, N. Y. ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN A good income corresponding for newspaper, ex perience unnecessary send for particulars. Northern Press Syndicate, room 5, Lockport, N. Y. CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER MINNESOTA with staple line, high commissions with ad vance of $100 monthly permanent position to light man. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit, ch. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN WATCHMAKING earn pay while you learn our book, "How to Become a Watchmaker." free. Stone's School of Watchmaking, Globe building, St. Paul. A FIRST-CLASS MACHINIST HAVING $1,000 and good references, capable of taking charge of workmen, can secure a good position an established manufacturing concern. 4474, Jour nal. A DEPARTMENT MANAGER I N A FIRST class department store with fine established trade. Must invest $2,000 good chance for right kind of man. Austin, 317 Andrus bldg. WATCHES CLEANED, 60o MAIN SPRINGS, 50c and clocks, 50c warranted two years country trade solicited. Telephone T. 0. 943. Chas. Horwltz, jeweler, 303 Washington av N WANTEDOFFICE BOY OF NEAT APPEAR ance must write good hand and be willing to work furnish good references good oppof tunlty to right boy. Address 4519, Journal. WANTEDCOMPETENT YOUNG MAN AS houseman at private house at lake must be neat in appearance and experienced refer ences required. Call second floor Journal Bldg. WANTEDEXPERIENCED LIFE AND AC0I dent insurance man to sell our endowment ac cident Insurance the best of contracts given. Call or write 502 Sykes Block, Minneapolis. WANTEDMAN TO PRESENT A CLEAN-CUT business proposition to bankers, business and professional men in the northwest permanent good Income to right man. 35543, Journal. WHY W0B.K FOR OTHERS ALL YOUR LIFE! If you have $1,500 In cash, I will put you in a good manufacturing business which will make you rich. Austin, 817 Andrus Bldg. CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER MINNESOTA Staple line high commissions: advance of $100 monthly permanent position to right man. Jess H. Smith Co., Detroit, Mich. TRAVELING MAN WANTEDONE WHO thcroly understands the windmill and pump line give age, salary expected, experience had and references. Address 4526, Journal. STATE OR COUNTY MANAGERS WANTED for accident Insurance write for particulars. Standard Registry company. Bank of Com merce bldg, Minneapolis, Minn. ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN good income corresponding for newspapers. Ex perience ununecessary. Send for particulars. Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y. A FIRST-CLASS PATTERN-MAKER. WITH good references and $1,000, can secure a per manent position with established money-mak ing concern 4627, Journal. ACTIVE MAN TO REPRESENT MANUFAOTUR ing company, $36 paid for 12 days' trial promotion if satisfactory. Address Henry Eng wall. Lakeside bldg, Chicago. WANTED IMMEDIATELYBASEBALL PITCH er,-must make good state salary and team played with last season. Address Manager Ball Team, Hawarden, lows. WANTEDBANK CASHIER, YOUNG MAR ried man preferred, Norwegian 'must take some stock North Dakota, new town, new bank. 8357, Journal. WANTEDTWO TRAVELING MEN FOR MTN-. nesota, introducing hardware novelties. Salary $80 monthly and expenses. Address Mfg., 1115 Caxton bldg, Chicago. WANTED EVERYWHERE HUBT____S*~T0 tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc. HELP^WAlTODrLATJBS Continued.. STEAM AND HOT WATER FITTERSSEVER al first-class, cempetent, steady job in open shop. A. J. Llndemana & Hoverson Co., Milwaukee, Wis, IF YOU HAVE $3,000 AND GOOD REFER ences, to invest in a paying established busi ness, can secure a good permanent position. 4622. Journal. WANTEDAT ONCE, GOOD TINNER FOR general job work: will pay all you can eain. M. R. O'Neill, wholesale and retail hardware, Fargo. N. D. DURING THIS MONTH CATON BUSINESS College, 612 Hennepin av, admits students un der contract to pay tuition after they obtain employment. CIGAR SALESMEN WANTED IN EVERY SEC tion experience unnecessary good salary and expenses paid. Emanuel Co., Station J, New York City. A GENTLEMAN WITH $2,000 AND GOOD REF erences can secure a peimanent position, good salary in an old-established business. 4623, Journal. WANTEDA MASON TO BUILD CHIMNEY also shinglers. Apply 2117 Portland av S after 6 o'clock, or 3216 Humboldt av Monday. Utsond. WANTEDA BOY 16 YEARS OLD AS ERRAND boy must be recommended as to ability and honesty. B. R. Williamson & Co., 245 Henne pln av. WANTEDDRAUGHTSMAN WITH GOOD REF erences and $1,200. The right party can secure a permanent position good salary. 4624, Jour nal. WANTEDS FIRST-CLASS, EXPERIENCED fire insurance solicitor for the city liberal salary or commission. Address 4900, Journal. FIRST-CLASS CIGAR SALESMAN, COUNTRY or city reliable goods and house Uberal com mlsslon references. 203, Journal, St. Paul. A BRIOKSETTER STATE WAGES AND Other particulars free board and all summer Job. Payneavllle Brick Co., Paynesvllle, Minn. WANTEDHELPERS AND HANDY MEN ON structural and bridge work. Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co., 29th st and Minnehaha av. $100 A MONTH AND SHARE IN PROFITS TO young man with ability and energy must Invest $250. 81S N. Y. Life. Minneapolis. BLACKSMITH AND BLACKSMITH HELPERS wanted at once state experience and wages desired. Neal, Johns & Co., Lake City, Minn. BOOKKEEPERS, STENOGRAPHERS, CLERKS. For position call or write Mercantile Reference Co.. 465 Temple Court, WANTEDEXPERIENCED TAILOR GOOD wages permanent position Spanish-American veteran preferred. Reply 4074, Journal. WANTEDFOUR FIRST-CLASS CABINET makers and first-class wood-finishers. St. Paul Furniture Co., Seven Corners, St. Paul. HAVE A FEW HOURS' TIME DAILY AT Dis posal and wish employment no canvassing but sedentary inside work. 4751, Journal. SHOES RESOLED I N 16 MINUTES BEST OAK soles, sewed 75c nailed, 50c rubber heels, 40c. S. T. Sorensen, 312 Nicollet av. MAN WANTED FOR CANVASSING AMONG farmers -one experienced in organizing cream eries prefcrrred. Address S 21. Journal. WANTEDMEN TO DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES, tack signs $3 daily no canvassing. Contl nental Distributing Jervice. Chicago. GET YOUR HATS CLEANED AND REBLOOXED Into spring styles work guaranteed. A Hussey, 827 Nicollet av, upstairs. WANTEDGOOD FIRE INSURANCE S0LICI tor. Address, giving particulars and qualifi cations. Address 8S19. Journal. $75 PE MONTHRELIABLE MEN, OUTSIDE of city pleasant work. L. C. Relckert Co., 500 Temple Court, Minneapolis. BARBER WANTED MUST E FIRST-CLASS Scandinavian preferred good wages. Address A. B. Swansea. Wllmot, S. D. TAILOR- -FENN. Maker of men's fine clothes, has removed to 629 Hennepin Av. WANTEDGOOD GORDON PRESS-FEEDER also strong boy. Crosby-Wirth Printing. Co., fifth floor, Edison building. WANTEDYOUNG MAN, CAPABLE, NO BAD habits, for night clerk and porter. Call at once at Beaufort hotel. WANTEDBRIGHT YOUNG MAN ABOUT 13 or 20 years, to learn restaurant pantry work. The Grill. 808 1st av S. FOR BALEA PHAETON IN GOOD CONDI tion: will sell for $50 cost $200. Call A. H. Swett, 325 Central av. TWO FIRST-CLASS 00ATMAKERS, ONE pants and best maker: coats, $8.25 pants $2.70. Address 4717, Journal. WANTEDSTEADY MAN ON FARM, GERMAN preferred wages $300 per year. Box 74, Kathrope. N. D. WANTEDTWO MEN~T0 HANDLE NEW proposition call at once. Sussman Studio, 809 Nicollet av. WANTEDGOOD, BRIGHT OFFICE BOY, from 12 to 16 years of age. Call 8038 Hum boldt av S. WTLL.B^O. WALSH KINDLY RETURN TO Journal office the keys and ticket he forgot to return? WANTEDRELIABLE COACHMAN, WITH references. Dr. Mark B. Smith, 2608 Colfax av S. WANTEDA FIRST-0LASS BARBER. NONE other need apply. A. J. Simmefc, New Ulm, Minn. NEW TABLES AT THE BEAUFORT HOTEL billiard rooms, one game free. 112 3d st S. VESTMAKERS, ALSO TAILORS, TO HELP ON bnshellng. J. D. Hlnshaw, 627 Boston block. WATCHES CLEANED, $1 MAINSPRINGS, $1. Warranted one year. Paegers. 22 3d st S. UNITED STATES ROOF PAINT CO. REPAIRS and paints all kinds of roofs. See ad. GOOD BARBER WANTED AT ONCE MUST be sober. Rush & Green. Morton, Minn. WANTEDFIR8T-0LA8S SHORT ORDER night cook. The Grill, 808'1st av S. WANTEDPATTERN MAKERS AT Diamond Iron Works, 1800 1st st N. WANTEDSUP0LA TENDER. Foundry, St. Paul. Minn. May 27, 1905. ONCE. WANTEDFIRST-CLASS MACHINISTS. DIA mond Iron Works, 1800 1st st N THREE MORE SOBER AND RESPECTABLE roomers at 13 Western av. YOUTBi AS STUDENT I N LAW OFFICE SAL ary nominal. 4744, Journal. THE HERZ0G YOUNG MAN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. Courthouse Barber Shop. WANTEDBELLBOY. ST. JAMES HOTEL. WANTEDTWO EXPERIENCED WAITERS for first-class country hotel wages $18 per month. The Manitou, Luverne, Minn. COMPETENT .GIRL FOR HOUSE WORK MUST be good cook $5 per week, no washing. The Virginia, Flat 2, 1775 Hennepin av. FIRST HALF OF JUNE, A COMPETENT LADY stenographer and accountant give full par ticulars. Address 4470, Journal. COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work* small family. 2444 Girard av, one block from Hennepin av and 25th st. WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, good wages, steady position, mod ern house. 2425 Girard av S. WANTEDA GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. 617 Delaware st SB. Take old lnterurban car to Harvard st. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work at thi lake ?5 per week. Mrs. G. H. Morgan, Tonka Bay, Minn. WANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work small family no laundry work $4 per week. 2925 Stevens av. ANY PERSON TO DISTRIBUTE OUR SAM ples $18 weekly steady. Mgr. "Empire," 4 Wells st, Chicago. 111. MILLINERY TRADE TAUGHT QUICKLY] places to work for board. Write for particu lars. 1003 Nicollet av. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, FAMILY, of two best wages for competent girl. 2100 Bryant av S. GIRL WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR frving eneral housework, small family. Call 1912 av S. BUY 20UB TRUNK8 OF THE BIJOU TRUNK Factory old one taken In exphange. 18 Wash ington av N. WANTEDYOUNG LADY TO HELP IN 8ALES room. Call this afternoon or evening at 822 Nicollet av. WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, family of three good wages. 1602 Laurel av. WANTEDGOOD LADY STENOGRAPHER, salary $45 answer In own handwriting. 4908, Journal. WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL era! housework three In family, av S. FOR GEN- 2311 Bryant WANTEDBRIGHT GIRL TO LEARN RES taurant pantry work. The Grill, 808 1st av S. WANTED-^COMPETENT GIRirFOR'GENERAL housework small family. 1912 James av S. WANTEDA GIRL FOR GENERAL H0USE work good wages. 2724 Humboldt av S. WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN eral housework good worker. 3119. 2d av S. GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK new, modern house. 1917 Irving av S. GIRL TO GO TO THE LAKE PRIVATE FAM ily. 79 Clarence av SB, Prospect Park. WANTEDFIRST-CLASS SHORT ORDER night cook. The Grill, 308 1st av S. WANTEDGIRL FOR OARPET SEWING. AL den & Keljlk. 1000 Nicollet av. SITUATION WANTED PLACE AS SECOND girl. Call at 1628 E Lake st. WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL H0U8E- work. 3009 Holmes av S. COOK WANTED AT ONCE. References required. no, canvassing good pay. Son Advertising SCANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTED A 1830 7th Bureau, Chicago. at S. 1710 8d AV S. WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. St. James Hotel. ___ Continued. SEWING GIRLS, X.RE8SMAKERB, SEAM stresses and experienced operators on power sewing machines to work on shirtwaists, good wages can be earned and steady work fur nished competent teachers on hand to show __beglnners. Sterling Mfg. Co. ,_4_3Jth_a S._ WE WANT A MAN OR WOMAN IN EVERY town in the northwest to introduce our Ca tarrh and Headache Cure can make big money will pay salary or commission to good agents. Write for territory at once. Address Regal Chemical Co., LeRoy, Minn. WANTEDA COMPETENT COOK AND 8EO- ond gb:l to go to North Dakota for the sum mer, returning Sept. 1 references required good wages, expenses paid both ways. Call Wednesday or Thursday afternoon, or write Mrs. H. R. Lyon, Berkeley Hotel. DO YOU WISH TO FIT YOURSELF FOR A good position? Millinery or dressmaking taught quickly places furnished to work for board you should begin now to take position this fall. Call or write at once. French Millinery College, 1003 Nicollet av. FIRST-CLASS BOOKKEEPER, EMPLOYED 15 years In large wholesale house, desires posi tion where work is not so heavy nor hours so long capable of taking full charge of busi ness would accept half-day position. Address 4780. Journal, WANTEDGOOD EXPERIENCED GIRL AS housekeeper for widower and two children good easy place prefer one that wants a good home and appreciates children and will be a companion to them. Call or address 3117 8d st N. WANTEDFIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WITH a good 4 managing experience and ability to take charge of a. large, up-to-date dressmaking department in the city of Winnipeg. "Dress maker," A. McKlm & Co., Toronto, Ont. A NEAT AND CAPABLE WOMAN WITH A child can secure a good home and reasonable wages if willing to do housework for a small family of adults at Lake Mlnnetonka. Apply Monday, 9 to 12, at 809 Sykes block. 30 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON POWER machines to make ladies' shirt waists and wrappers a few inexperienced will be taken who are willing to learn under competent teachers. Factory, 612 20th av N. LADY ASSISTANT FOR BRANCH OFFICE Established busiiess $18 paid weekly no Investment required position permanent pre vious experience not essential. Address Branch Manager, 323 Dearborn, Chicago, WORKING GIRLS' HOME, 1500 5th ST STEL., N. W. Main 4641-12 ladles who wish good girls for service apply to the home: no charge for privilege. Come and visit the home. Mrs. Sarah L. Seguin, matron. WANTEDTWO COMPETENT GIRLS FOR first and second work in private family, in North Dakota fare paid good wages call Thursday afternoon, June 1. C. W. Sutton, Hotel Berkeley. WANTED10 STORE AND HOUSE-TO-HOUSE demonstrators. Salary. Call any time. 1027 Hawthorn. WANTED10 STORE AND HOUSE-TO-HOUSE demonstrators. Salfry. Call any time. 1027 Hawthorn. WANTED10 STORE AND HOUSE-TO-HOUSE demonstrators. Salary. Call any time. 1027 Hawthorn. WANTEDGIRL TO LEARN BOLTING CLOTH sewing, must have some experience with pow er sewing machines and understand mathe matics. Address, giving references, 4377, Jour nal. WILLING GIRL WHO CAN DO PLAIN C00K- ing only, Ferndale, Mlnnetonka. Six In fam ily. Competent nurse docs all second work. Wages $4. T. C. phone 4900. 4847, JournaL WANTEDWELL-APPEARING WOMAN OF good education for special work in Minne apolis one with experience in teaching or as saleswoman preferred. Address 4834, Journal. LADIESTO DO PIECEWORK AT THEIR homes we furnish all materials and pay from $7 to $12 weekly. Send addressea envelope to Royal Co., 84 E Monroe st, Chicago. ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN good income corresponding for newspapers ex perience unnecessary send for particulars. Press Syndicate. Lockport, N. Y. WANTEDC0MPE1ENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework In family of two. with good ref erences satisfactory wages. 82 12th st S. Call Monday and Tuesday. A TEACHER, IN OR OUT OF TOWN, NOW disengaged, wanted for a permanent position advancement if mutually satisfactory. Ad dress 4952, Journal. COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL housework must be good cook and furnish references. Three in family. No washing. 2625 Harriet av. COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL H0USE work, family of four house cleaning done, wages $5. Take Harriet car. 2619 Lake of iBles boulevard. WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS to go to the lake immediately modern house, good wages private family. Address 4007,' Journal. EXPERIENCED NURSES HAVE REGISTERED at Dillin's drug store, 101 Washington av S all calls will be promptly answered. 4826, Journal. WANTEDFIRST-CLASS WAITRESSES REF erences required none but those with experi ence. Apply Tea Rooms, Donaldson's Glass Block. WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED LADY BOOK keeper must be first-class. Address in own hand writing, giving references. 4478, Jour nal. TO GO TO LAKE MINNETONKA, EXPERI enced cook, $7 week, and second girl,' $5. Address Box D, Mlnnetonka Beach P. O. $183 EVERY M0&TH THIS SPRING AND summer selling just patented Positive Tension Shears nothing like them on earth no springs or lever to loosen, fall out or twist and get out of order, simply a steel button does the work and perfectly adjusts the tension and blades of shears together just right brand new, never on the market before drop all others and everything else and sell only our Positive Tension Shears everybody who sees them buys without argument exclusive ter ritory big profits you have our help all the time. Thomas Mfg. Co., 400, Dayton, Ohio. OUR PATENTED SPECIALTIES WILL BE sent you absolutely free: we have an entirely new proposition this offer is made in good faith and if you will write us, wo will send our proposition and working samples, which will prove our statements and place you in a permanent business of the most delightful i.ature and should net you $25 per day clear profit. If you will write us at once samples will be sent you free by return mail. Braham Co.. 5108, Cincinnati, Ohio. $500 PER MONTH AND EXPENSES, SELLING my patent for making Smokeless Gun and Blasting Powder, at eight cents per pound beware of fakes advertising a worthless and dangerous article I am the inventor general agents wanted In each state. J. A. Stransky, Box 400. Pukwana, S. D. AGENTSYOU WANT AN ARTICLE THAT "sells" we have it quick sales experience not -.ecessary selling our "Pineapple Eye Clip." Full particulars and sample post paid, 25c exclusive territory. Write today. Genesee Supply Co., Rochester, N. Y. WANTEDSPECIALTY SALESMEN WITH good records and splendid address, who can sell "blue sky" or anything else any Bales man can a great* quick money-maker. Ad dress, giving age, experience and present oc cupation. P. O. Box 528, Chicago. AGENTS WANTEDIN EVERY CITY AND town in Northwest to sell imported shirtwaist patterns beautifully worked fronts one can be sold at every house 'good commission, write for particulars. J. R. Fouch, 35 Chute block, Minneapolis, Minn. LADY AGENTS$10 PER DAY W E START you in a profitable and paying business no money required', sample free on receipt of your address sells In any home any boy or girl can sell tffem. Art Specialty Co.. Cin cinnati, Ohio. mi GOOD GENERAL AGfJNT TO ESTABLISH L0- cal agency in e\emf county and larger cities for the sale of newly patented article that is in universal demand must give references. Address Aristo Door Mat Co., 466 Wacouta st, St. Paul, Minn. AGENTS QUICK SALES, GOOD PROFITS guaranteed, selling our self-generating gas burners, fitting common kerosene lamps, bril liant portable gaslight, absolutely safe de scription free. Eastern Gaslight Co.. 280 Broadway, N. Y. SALESMAN EXPERIENCED SPECIALTY preferred opening for two, one for Minne sota competent no salesman in our employ paid below $250 a month, permanent. Ad dress Manufacturer, Box 1053, St. Louis, Mo. WANTEDBY MANUFACTURER OF PER fumes, toilet articles and flavoring extracts, an experienced salesman for Minnesota high grade goods. No scheme. Permanent posi tion with good pay. 4655, Journal. AGENTS800 TO 800 PER CENT PROFIT selling novelty every merchant and business man wants. Quick cash sales, unlimited quan tities. Write Barkdnll Co., 852 Huron, To ledo, Ohioj^ WANTEDAGENT8 WITH BICYCLE OR light rig to sell excellent light article to all farmers enormous profit, exclusive territory given. Patent Market, St. Paul. Minn. AGENTS MAKE $3 TO $10 A DAY FITTING glasses big profits our 24-page free eye book tells how: write tcday. Jacksonian Optical College, College place, Jackson, Mich. $8 TO $5 PER DAY AT PLEASANT AND HON orable work for teachers and students dCring summer good workers only wanted. Foff, Mllaca, Minn A SITUATIONS WANTED Male. C. If. AGENTSREAD IK DARK. NAMEPLATES. signs, numbers. 200 per cent profit. Sam pies free. Wright Supply Co.. Englewood, 111. HAIL AND CYCLONE INSURANCE CASH commissions hustlers can make $10 to $40 per day In Minnesota. Address 828 Railway bldg. I FEEL LIKE A MILLIONAIRE." WRITES one agentjnew^temaadi-^^k ssJasv ers' Aefttt-t Boo* 0., Neirtrt-. Iowag BATE UNDER THIS OLASSIFICATION, %o A word no ad less than 10c daily SO woe** or less, one week. 50c WANTEDPOSITION YOUNG MAW, fair education, own considerable real estate, {use no liquor or tobacco best references a* to honesty and character had experience fill ing orders and checking in manufacturing plant willing to demonstrate my fltnees for whatever you have not afraid of work. 4576, Journal. POSITION AS COACHMAN IN PRIVATE FAM ily am experienced driver with thorough knowledge of care and feeding of horses, ft-4 in the care of carriages New York city* and Minneapolis references. Address August He.- mansion, care A. E. Johnson & Co., 10 Wasb lngton av S. SITUATION WANTED A YOUNG MAX, experienced stenogiapber and bookkeeper, quick and accurate, with good business experience in various lines, position as bookkeeper ox stenographer and bookkeeper have A citF references. 4018, Journal. A GENTLEMAN, THOROUGHLY FAMILIA* with all branches of the farm implement business, wishes position as manager or as sistant references furnished might purchase interest in good business. Box 108. Minne apolis. BRIGHT, HONEST YOUNG MAN OF 21 DE slres 'position in office. General office work and stenography. Will start at low wages, chance for promotion. Answer, if you will give ta beginner a chance. Address 4675, Jour nal. WAHT__POSITIO Atf WAIUHMAN' 6 AN ltor am steady, sober and honest married: have lived in the city for 17 years not abl to do hard work handy with tools must bar* work at once. Acdress 4414. Journal. POSITION WANTEDBY COMPETENT ENG* neer In an electric light plant, or mill un derstands Corliss engine or high speed engine satisfaction guaranteed. Address Box 451, Breckenrldge, Minn. BY A GOOD RELIABLE MAN, A POSITION as collector. I am able to give any kind of a bond required and would be willing to work for part salary and commission. Address 4671, Journal. COMPETENT, SOBER AND TfBT.TATtT.^ years' experience, clothing and shoe salesman speaks German and Scandinavian wants situ ation good country store preferred. 4897, Journal. COMPETENT PIANO TUNER WISHES LOOA tion with good music house graduate of best school in country strictly sober and reliable. Address Piano Tuner, Box 193. Pierre, S. D. SITUATION WANTED AS COLLECTOR reliable young man with some experience can furnish bond if required agencies and can vasslng schemes not wanted. 4522, Journal. YOUNG MAN, WITH SOME EXPERIENCE in butchering, wishes position in a butcher shop am willing to do any kind of worki wages no object. Address 4804, JournaL SITUATION WANTED AS BOOKKEEPER AN general office clerk thorough and accurate responsible position preferred best of refer ences. G. S. Butler, 1506 8d av S. YOTJ NG MARRIED COUPLE, NO OHTLDREN. would like hotel employment experienced and can give best of references would prefer go ing west. Address 3952, JournaL WANTEDOFFICE POSITION MLODLE aged gentleman, reliable and competent a* bookkeeper or assistant either city or conn try references. 4937, Journal. COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPH er and office man wants situation high school i graduate, good references law office preferred. Address 4391, Journal. YOUNG MAN, WITH TWO YEARS' EXPERT ence In bank, wants position as bookkeepei or clerk can do some stenography work. Ad dress 8865, Journal. WANTEDPOSITION YOUNG MAN IK restaurant or cafe, any town have had ex perience can furnish A references. Address Box 269, Alta, Iowa. A N ENERGETIC YOUNG LADY DESIRES Po sition as stenographer. Position for com petency. Wages no ebject. Must have work. 4683. Journal. YOUNG. EXPERIENCED MAN WD3HES Posi tion in private family as coachman or delivery work, city or the lake references. Address 4800, Journal. YOUNG MAN HAVING TWO YEARS' EXPERT* ence as clerk and bookkeeper in hardware store, wishes position. W liber Fan, North Branch, Minn. WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS office clerk or traveling salesman. Had five years' experience. Salary no object. 4640. Journal. WANTEDPOSITION EXPERT 8TEN0G- rapher, eight years' experience, three years in lumber office. First-class references. 4618, Journal. CLERK, TRUSTY MAN, WISHES POSITION as clerk in hotel in small city for reliable Ssilvery. arty. A. Boardman, Minneapolis General WANTEi-PLAOE FOK BRIGHT, ENERGETIC) boy of 12 on farm near city or some light work in office or store. Call 2785 Humboldt av S. YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS BOOK keeper or any cle.*ic*l work two years' ex perience, employed at Dresent. 4077, Journal. MAN HANDY WITH CARPENTER TOOLS wants $2 a day can do rough painting or shingling. Brown, Boom 7, 230 Hennepin. DENTISTSPOSITION WANTED AS ASSIS tant to dentist by student of two years' ex perience. Address Dentist, 1808 9th av S. YOUNG MAN OF 28 WANTS POSITION Afl office or shipping clerk have had two years' experience in both lines. 8891, Journal. COACHMAN WANTS POSITION I N PRTVAT8 place references exchanged eight years' sap perience. Address 4863, JournaL WANTEDBY HIGH SCHOOL BOY, WORK for summer on farm near city has bad ex perience. Addresi 4798, JournaL REGISTERED PHARMACIST ATTENDING medical college, would like to do relief work during vacation. 4455, Journal. EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS PLACE AT lake with private family can furnish good references. 4834, Journal. A NICE GUTET BOY OF 12 WOULD LIKE A position answering telephone or office boy at $3. 4008, Journal. WANTED-POSITION I N BUMMER REBORT by a first-class chef at present employed. 4041, Journal. A MAN WILLING TO WORK MORNING OS evening or part of day for board a city. S570, Journal TWO GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS WANT WORK first-class work guaranteed. Address 4561, Jour nal. CARPENTER WORK. AN KIND, GOOD JN side work or mlllwrignt work. 120 W 20th St. OLD PAINTER WANTS WORK) SPECK-Ufa In oak graining. 4580, JournaL Female. RATE UNDER THIS CLAS8IFI0ATI0N, A word no ad less than 10a daily SO words or less, one week, 50c. y^i." WELL EDUCATED YOUNG LADY, EXPERI- 4F enced In teaching public and private schools, i? desires position for summer as tutor or trav- J* ellng companion highest references. Address E., 188 Nina av, St. PauL Minn. WANTEDPOSITION STENOGRAPHER OF fl"e years' experience would negotiate for po sition in law office in or out of city for early Hf fall could accept position at this time. 8504. g Journal. .i* SITUATION WANTEDBY REFINED LADY, 2 as companion or nurse to semi-Invalid or sr elderly lady experienced: Catholic preferred want position July 1. 4005, Journal. S EXPERT BOOKKEEPER AND BTENOGRA pher, nine years' experience, desires position .'V at once: very best business references. Call -^J* Twin City phone 6852. ~A lady stenographer, at present employed prefer &% lumber office good references. Address 4485. ,^5 WANTED WORK YOUNG LADY AS chemist two years' experience at the univer sity good references. -Address 4491. Journal.', LADIES CAN FIND GOOD EXPERIENCED SEC-' ond girl, also waitress want place at once, lake er city. Llndquist's, 1812 9th av 8. A WELL EDUCATED GIRL LIKE POSITION as nurse second girl can do embroidering. Twin City telephone 1065. A SITUATION A COLORED WOMAN small private family. Write to 224 8th SE. Can give reference. GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO EITHER GEN eral housework, with no washing, or second work. 829 20th av NE. SEAMSTRESS DESIRES A ^FEW MORE E N gagements by the day. Address Seamstress,' 1928 8th st S. DRESMAKER WOULD LIKE A FEW MO&BT engagements for the day. Nicollet av. it Call or write 1410, GOOD SEWING GIRL WISHES FAMILY SEW ing by day. Address May Hanekansen, 395d Portland av. ______________ YOUNG LADY, WITH SOME EXPERIENCl in sewing, would like a place. Journal. Address 4509, WANTEDPOSITION FIRST-OLAS8 nographer. Call N. W. Main 1893-11. WANTEDWASHING BY TH E DAY. AT 14Sf Vine place. Call evenings. ragTEUOTON^ PRIVATE TUTORING DURING THE BUXQCS. months by a gentleman high school Instructor subjects, mathematics, physics, history, Latin grammar and grade studies terms reasonable further information address 4042, JournaL FIRST CLASS INSTRUCTION TH6R6UGB ly experienced teachers on piano, violin, rioIo_ cello, mandolin, guitar and banjo satisfaction guaranteed. Lessons 50c M. M. Voak. stadia 2 7th st S. suite 35. -w-w VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, PIANO. GUITAR. ___5 violoncello lesso-s. so 3-H :*^*__t-i2 ll