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ta, OTEDMENTO SPEAK WCITY0NTHE1AW Secretaries Boot and Shaw, Bryan and Harriman on the Program. Kansas City, Nov. 19.Guests to the ommercial club banquet tonight and uests and delegates to the trans-Mis nssippi commercial congress, which ill meet hero on Tuesday in annual onvention, poured into Kansas City today from all directions. They in 'luded a cabinet officer, several for eign diplomats, United States senators Rd congressmen, governors and may- *"B, governmental department experts om Washington, together with rep sentatives of numerous commercial 'ganizations, lawyers and railway of Icials i Elihu Boot, secretary of state, who expected to define the government's tand on the Monroe doctrine and South American relations, arrived on an early am from Chicago, while David K. francis, heading a delegation of Mis [ouriahs and escorting Minister Cal leron of Bolivia, Minister Pardo of -era and Minister Cortest of Colombia frith Minister to Colombia John Bar ,tt, jtrith whom the foreigners left ashragton, arrived from St. Louis. Representatives of Braziland Chile iad come in yesterday, about the same Hne that E.ft.Harriman, with a party railway officials arrived on a spo ial train from Chicago. Brazil and foile will make short talks. Shaw and Bryan, Too. i Among others who have accepted in vitations to deliver addresses during ihe week are Secretary of the Treas ury Shaw. E. H. Harriman, W. J. ^Bryan, twelve United States senators, fifteen representatives, governors o* twenty states, mayors of thirty or more fiitieg and representatives of various JommerciaJ bodies from all parts of the Pelegateg oultry. Fifteen hundred accreditor are expected, Amon the topics to be discussed are ifood control, harbor improvements, ierchant marine, oriental trade, Alas the Columbia river, irrigation, for- |9stry, San Francisco, naval business, government ownership of railroads, tel egraph lines and public utilities, levee ..systems in Texas and Louisiana, the |pan-Ameriean, the drainage of public lands, statehood, and deep water from tihe lake to the gulf. OOP SHOT BY STUDENTS Policeman Injured in Eiot of Arkansas University Men. Fayetteville, Ark., Nov. 19.Henry )ugh, a policeman, was shot and seri *fuBl injured here in a riot with stu dents of the University of Arkansas. p?hree hundred college boys were parad ing the^ streets and giving their col lege yells because of an athletic vic tory over a rival college. When the of Icer asked the students to be less riot )us they defied him and he arrested one b'f them. The students then surrounded she officer and in the melee which fol lowed, he was shot in the back. Total Income i! Excess of Income over Disburse ments F. A. CHAMBEELAIN, President Security Bank. B. F. NELSON, Nelson-Tuthill Lumber Company. N. O. WEBNEB, PrtB. Swedish-American National Bank. SMITH & WYMAN, WHOLESALE Doors, Sash, Blinds, Etc. SpeelaltlM.' stair Work. OSlce Fittlags aa tnterior Hardwood TlnUh. Ostner Avsane S ad Itk ttraet. *&$& Established 1885. EAST SIDE. Kianeapolis, Minn. STRONGftNORTHWAY MPG CO. FLOUR MILL MACHINERY. 251 and 253 3d av S. imHIDES I & FURS^PELTS^vWOdlii^F- hlVI^MULAN FUR & WO01C0 r-voiTz-MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. ~^f^'. I WiRI E FOlfl CIBC ULAR& NORTH STAR SHOE CO. Manufacturers. Corner First av N and Fifth st. Minneapolis, Minn. WYMAN, PARTRIDGE & CO. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. First av N and Fourth st. Monday Evening, Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. MINNEAPOLIS LEONARD K.s THOMPSON, President. A WESTERN COMPANY FOR WESTERN PEOPLE RECORD FOR 1905 717,715.47 pVERY housewife in Minneapolis who has used this famous washed and sootless coal in her cook stove or range pronounces it the best she ever tried. Price per ton, Get particulars about Newcastle Soft Coal from North-Western Fuel Co. 34 THIRD STREET SOUTH. When You Think Insurance Think Tri-State Insurance Agency ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE WRITTEN. 707 Andrus Building. $1,952,010.35 and Bene- Paid Policyholders ficiaries. Decrease in Expenses DIRECTORS O. T. JAFPRAT, Vice President First National Bank. E. W. DECKER, Vice Pres. Northwestern National Bank. L. K. THOMPSON, President and General Manager. The GUARANTEED DIVIDEND and ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION Poli- cies of the Northwestern National are issued under the Company's new forms modeled after the standard policies of New York, and are practically free from restrictions, absolntely incontestable after i year and automatically non-forfeitable* For full information as to policies or agencies, call or address Home Office. SODA FOUNTAINS" -3 We manufacture the most complete line of "Sanitary Fountains," in all styles and at prices to suit the buyer. We also carry in stock a desirous line ot "second-band fountains," in all sizes, at moderate prices. Tell us your wants on a postal and we will call on you. A most complete line of Fountain Supplies. BERGSTEDT BEOS. CO., 537-39 Lafayette av., St. Paul, Mian. PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS COMPANY MINNEAPOLIS. Largest producers of Plate Glass ta tbe World. We carry a complete stock of WINPOW AND OR.NAMENTAL CLASS. Northwestern Distributing Agents of PAT TON'S PAINTS and carry a fuU line of Painters' Sundries. BEMIS BROS. BAG COMPANY. 312, 614., 616. Fourth St S. THE JOBBING, MANUFACTURING AND WHOLESALE INTERESTS OF MINNEAPOLIS Are the Greatest in the Whole Northwest. %Mm. BOTH PHONES. Purely Mataal. $734,405.91 100,033.55 S. A. HARRIS, President National Bank of Commerce. GEORGE B. TOWLB, Treasurer. W. J. GRAHAM, Vice President and Actuary. J. H. KerricV Engines, Boil ers, Wood and Iron Working Machinery. 126 Third Av. N. BRAND STOVE CO., Manufacturers of Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces. Office and Salesroom, 330-332 Fourth Av. S. GLUHK BREWING CO. Brewers and Bottlers of HIGH GRADE BEERS. Minneapolis, .....r Minnesota. THE MINNEAPOLIS^iJOURNAL. The Cheapest ronn ot (Health Insurance iU can buy Health Insurance now. Several good, "Accident" Companies sell it. Sixty dollars $pr year will bring you $25,Q0 per we*Vi qvery wq you are slck.\ "But, your time alone mayjbe worth far more than that. AT And $200 per week might not pay for your suffering. That's why "Cascaret" In&rahce, which prevents Sickness, is worth ten times as much money as other "Health" 'insurance. Yet "Cascaret" Insurance'wity cost you less than Ten Cents a week. That gives you a "Vest Pocket" Box to carry constantly. One tablet taken whenever you suspect you need it will insure you against 90 per cent of all other ills likely to attack you. Because 90 per cent of these Ills begin in the Bowels, or exist through poor Nutrition. Cascarets don't purge, don't weaken, don't irritate, nor upset your stomach. No,they act like Exercise on theWANTi,D--MAN Bowels, instead.. i-v They stimulate the Bowel-Muscles to contract and propel the Foofl naturally past the little valves thit mix Digestive Juicea with Food. The time to take a Gascarat is the very minute you suspect you need one. When you have a touch of Heart-burn, Gas-belching, Acid-rising-in^tKroat, or Coming-on-Cold. Carry the "Vest Popket" Box ready for JMg&g {&"* business where it belongs, just as you WANTED86 MOEE MEN AND 16 MOEE BirMiM nmtr \\T~t~i." Ji it boys all ages no experience necessary to get Would your Watch, Pocket-knife or Lead- their shoe' repaired "while you wait" at pencil. Standard Shoe liepairing Co., 705 1st av S 1* i %n. v' .A' WANTEDMEN TO BRING THEIR It COStS only cents.^ At any druggist* razors and have them fixed by thmold Swedish Be sure you get the genuthe.made only S *g- T7 7t ANSDQWN Is guaranteed to cure chapped hands in one night or money refunded, 25c at Drag and Department Stores or THE VAN TILBERG CO., 'Minneapolis, Mlanetota. VEHOM'SS^s1 tier to QtCt fltfjf measure P-J t}HX *P 4 Best Fitting Pants On':Eartk 411 Nioollet Av. ^JAJMEgTAjgEJ^A^SPER^ Vernal Trutsdell to Julius Slarman, lots 16, 22, block 8, Englewood v..,...... $25 Charles Simmons to Yemal Truesdell, jots 16, 22, block 8. Englewoadw........... 1,100 Frederick W. Blakeman and wife to Min neapolis Brewing coinpany, part block 8, Case & M.'s addition-..'.",'...".".... 20,000 Wa te- B. Fraser tOHWfl}Jam.'.U.. Wright, undlvlded one-third interest in 1 ot 3, b.ock 3, Ridgewood ,.a 120 Julia R. Blake to Mary. E.tiDatai lotir block 12, Menage's supplement to East Side addition ...............j a 4 9,000 Stephen Pochette and wife to Louisa V. Blakeman, lot 4. auditor's subdivision No. 56 100 Frederick W. Blakeman and wife to Stephen Rochette, lot 4, Auditor's sub division No. 56 4.000 JANNEY, SEMPLE, HILL & COMPANY, Wholesale Hardware. 20 to 36 Second Street S. Corner First Avenue S. $- Buyers of Hides, Furs, Wool, Etc NORTHWESTERN HIDE ft FUR COMPANY, Established 1890. i 200-202-204 First Street N? GEO. R. NEWELLftGO. Wholesale Grocers, vjV Cor. First av N and Third st. STOVES GREAT WESTERN STOVE AND REPAIR CO. Stoves and Eepairs. 312 Hennepin Av. Minneapolis. WILLIAMS HARDWARE CO. 100-2-4 Second"Avenue N. Wholesale Iron and Steel Carriage 1-" and Wagon atock, etc. Defective Page HELP WANTED-MALE Miscellaneous.. AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS, MECHANICS, Chauffeurs, repair men, demonstrators, dales men, garage managers wanted all over the country. 1007 will Offer great opportunities and high salaries for competent men. Our practical auto-education can be acquired1 "Hapgoods is supplying thousands of employ ers with capable men for high-grade positions. We invite men to subscribe to' our service. Many positions now open for experienced ex ecutive, clerical and technical men. Hapgoods, Nicollet AT. WANTED-FOR V. n. AJUsAY. ABLE-BODIED, unmarried men, between ages of 21 and 25, citizens of United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read end write English. For information apply to re cruiting officer, fhoehix building, or Commer cial Hotel, St. Paul, or 32* 1 a S. Min neapolis, Minn. TEXEGaAPHYBAILBOAMNO. Evening class. you went railroad posi tions join our evening class in telegraphy and railroad accounting write or call "at school any evening except Saturday. Thompson's _Railway_fcistutite, 102 Washington av S. WANTEDPEOPLE IN ALL LINES FOB ONE^ night repertory no objections to good ama teurs. Also piano player ta double stage. Answer quick. Underwood & Stack. Also SJ ood advance agent. Utopia hotel, 1st av and Washington, Room 8. \_^ OB WOMAN OF GOOD AD dress to sell a high-class security paying 7 per cent dividends, recommended by leading bankers' and business men as a safe Invest ment. Call between & and 10 a.m. 92 Se curity Bank building. thxmama BCKOOL. -We team you the plumbing- trade. Pay highest wages makes you Independent. Few months completes course- Night.class now. open. Free catalogue. 33& Nicollet a v. ANY INTtLLIGENT PESSON MAY EABN *M to $50 monthly at home la spare time, cor responding tor newspapers no canvassing ex perience unnecessary. Send for particulars. Press Syndicate, Loekport. N. X. WANTEDFOB THE V. S. MARINE COKES, men between ages 21 and 85 an opportunity to see the world. For full Information apply 9 WUa,t ifby the Sterling Remedy Company, and AGENTS WANTEDMEN AND WOMEN, TO sell the Wilderbold inverted gaslight. Fast seller and good money to hustlers. Loomia Specialty Co., 329 Hennepin av. WA1 never soldtobulk. Every tablet stamped 'CCC." WANTtDMtN TO.LEARN BARBER TRADE call or write for free illustrated catalogue all barber work done free! Moler Barber college, 221 2d ay S, Minneapolis. Kstablishea 1803. A GOOD COMPOSITOR WANTED .FOR A country newspaper office. State number of years' experience and wages wanted. Ad dress H. L. Lokensgard, Madison, Minn. BABBEB~^WANTED SCANDINAVIAN PBE ferred must be good workman and sober write, slating- experience and wages wanted. S. N. Hall, Cooporstown. N. D., FIREMEN WANTED ALL STATIONARY firemen to attend open meeting and smoker Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. at Alexander's. hall. Fireman's Local No. 29. WAXSTEDLATHERS, MINNEAPOLIS AND vicinity, to attend open meeting and smoker Wednesday evening, Nov. 21, at Alexander's hall. 36 6th st S. EVERY UNION BARBER IN THE CITY IS cordially nquested to attend next regular meet ing, Monday night, Nov. 19. Refreshments served. WANTEDGOOD BUTCHER ONE WHO UN derstands his business and is sober good wages paid the right man. Geo. Kerr, Huron. S 3 TAILOR WANTEDONE ALL-AROUND GOOD tailor wanted steady work and good wages guaranteed. Address C. Ed Gnauck, Oakes, N. D. WANTEDBLACKSMITH STEADY JOB~ FOR a good sober man must be good horseshoer. Address J. T. Brooks. Clara.City, Minn. THE MASTER HORSESHOERS ARE REQUEST ed to meet at Alexander's hall, 34 6th st S Wednesday evening, Nov. 21. WANTEDFIRST-CLASS PATTERN MAKER. Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Co., 2854 Min nehal'a cv. WANTEDCARPENTERS FOR "ELEVATQE work. Call Barnett & Record, 416 Corn Ex change. BARBERAT ONCE STEADY JOB: PAYS S15 a week. Address Frank Sutton. Dunselth. N, D. WANTEDSEVERAL GOOD BUTCHERS, AT once. Fergus Packing Co., Fergus Falls, Minn. COATMAKER FOR COUNTRY STEADY work good wages. 708 Loan & Trust. WANTED^BRICKMASONSTTCALifAT SUltS _st S.^_H. M. Lelghton Co. WANTEDEXPERIENCED SHOEMAKERTTHE -Palace Clothing House. I Salesmen and Clerks. WANTEDSALESMAN TO SELL ACCIDENT and health insurance, endowment policy, in demnity for injury to the beneficiary, and otb^r entirely new features* Liberal contracts and excellent chance for advancement. Call or write. Woodmen Mutual Casualty Co., 412 Nicollet av. Minneapolis. WANTEDTWO YOUNG MENT 20 TO~80 years of age, to represent us in Minnesota North and South Dakota. Good salaries and expenses paid to right parties. Call Wednes day, Nov. 21. 1906. Columbia Shade Cloth Co., 731 Hennepin a v. November^ 19, 1900. :M by night study "at small monthly cost. Positions secured through our employment bureau. We have the Only practical series of'text books in existence .and dfl'r instructors are experts. Study now and be ready for the spring oppor tunities. For full particulars, 'Including one free lesson and dictionary of motoring terms, address The Correspondence School of Auto^ mobile Engineering, suite 1886 American' Gar bage, 40 W 60th st. New York city. HAPGOODS (Incorporated). "$ 8*. aDULL 2 6BEB~CLEAN D. 600 MAIN~~SPRZNGS, 60c warranted one year clocks repaired, called tor and delivered. Dobrln. 223 Wash ington av N. T. 0545. WANTEDKELIABLE MAN TO HAVE CAKE of furnace and sidewalks during the winter. B. W. Decker. Northwestern National Bank. YOUNG MLN, FOR A FBAOIICAL BUSINESS and shorthand education, attend tbe Archi bald Buainesb College, 132 Lake st. SHOES KESOLED IN 16 MINUTES BEST~OAK soles, .sewed. 7Sc nailed, 50c rubber heels, *Oc. S. T. Sorenaen, 314 Nicollet T. WANTEDRELIABLE YOUNG MAN TO DO chores In exchange for tuition at Archibald Business College, 132 E Lake at. WANTEDYOi/NG LADY OB. GENTLEMAN to learn printer's' trade. Boom and board given. News, Bethel, Minn. WANTEDGOOD ftUAKKY FOBEMAN AND 80 experienced quarrymen. Kettle Kiver Quar ries Co., 400 Oneida block. WANTEDTEN CHICKEN PICKERS, FOWLS 2c, springs 3c free transportation. Armour & Co., Mason City, Iowa. WANTED-r-M~N ON LAUNDRY WAGON must be able, to bring some trade. Address 210, Journal. XREGER'S Reliable Loan Office Removed to 24 Wash. S. Low rates honest treatment WATCHES cleaned, 60o main springs,a 60oj warranted one year. Horwlta, 303 Wasn WATCHES CLEANED, warranted one year. 600 Charles -F. Miller to, John 'H .Hennessy, lota 11 and 12, Beemah's fearr'angemeht of pis Groodt's aubdivislony of lot 8, SneU's addition to the Viffige of'.Ex- celsior 7^0 John C. Thurmaml to William G. Whim, lot 17, part of lot 16, GalpWs afldition to Excelsior, except part of- lot ^17, southerly lot 16 conveyed to St. Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba and Minneap olis & St. Louis railway:..,.*.... .r.. 2,500 Fred W. Bell to Frank P. Hopwood, lot 10,- block 6, Summit Park v. 2,200 Bcninmin Prako to, Alonzo Beale. south -west quarter of northeast ^quarter of section 15, township 118, range 24...... 770 American Suburbs .company to-Peter B. Hommes. lot'8, block'4, Parkerside..... 150 James Stanley to Richard L. Owens, north 19 feet of lot 15. all of lots 16, part of lot IT, block -12, Meeker Island Land addition ...........v.V..*...... 200 Frank Yetzer and wife to Edward Beise, lot 1. Work, 2. Hegerie & CoVsr addition to St. Bonlfacius 1,600 Bernard Ohde to Augustus Ohde, south west quarter of the southwest quarters of south half and northwest quarter of southwest quarter section 28 and north half of northwest quarter of northwest quarter section 33, township 117, range 24 3,000 Irving A. Dnnsmoor and wife'to John Carlson. Jot 6. block 2, Punsmoor's Sev enth addition 165 Martha J. Cummings to Wilhelmina Cum mines. lot* 19, 20. block 1 Cummings* Second addition 450 Manchester Savlng-s Bank to Sabatino A. Berni, 27^x99 feet of lots 9 and 10, block 20, Minneapolis N |1 MAINSPRINGS, fl Paegel'a, 22 Sd at S. Trades, FIV E HUNDRED STEAM ENGINEERS TO BE present at an open meeting given by local union No. 34 and 86 of the international Union: of Steam Engineers at Alexander's hall, 30 6th at S, Tuesday evening, Nov. 20, at 8 o'clock. The meeting will he addressed by M. Comerford, our national president, and B. A. McKee, secretary-treasurer, Brother Ketter and others. WANTEDIINOTYPE OPERATOR-MACHINIST and two lineotpye operators for daily news paper office union shop $3 above scale chance for one linotype apprentice. Address Lock Sox 504, Grand Forks, N. D. PBINTER WANTEDGOOD ALL-AROUND man for the country. Good position for right man. No boozer, cigaret fiend or "night owl" need apply. Address Lock Box "J," Wells, Minn. CANVASSERS WANTED EXPERIENCED FOB a line of household specialties sold on inYOUNG stallment, plan a liberal proposition to hustl ers. C. F. Adams Co.. 76-78 7th st S. AGENTSEVERYWHERE^ TO ~~SELli GAS llghteis no electricity, fife *or flame! hold' over gas. it ignites everlasting liberal sal ary. Badtum Co., Indianapojis, Ind. WANTEDFIRST-CLASS GROCERY ~CLERk for Montana town of 2,000 fine opening for "young man $75 to start. S. A. Morawetz & Co., 910 Security JBank Building. FORCEFUL" MAN, EXPERIENCED SALES man, accustomed to deal, with people, for welL paying position. Apply, stating past ex porience. 251. Journal. WANTEDTEN'EXPEBIENCED FUBNISHING goods salesmen for Minneapolis and St. Pdul stores. The Palace Clothing House. WE ,WANT~ A GOOD LIVE REAITESTA TE salesman. Portt 1 Simpson Improvement Co Pboeni hlrit WANTEDYOUNG MAN FOR NIGHT CLERK for out-of-town,. hotel*-1, Call room 134, Brunswick .-%"&^ I'iskbtikz'" 5$r Continued Boyrn. Bookkeeper!. WANTEDEXPERIENCED ASSISTANT BOOK keeper for Canadian lumber office must be rapid $1,000 to start. S. A. Morawetz & Co., Securlty_Bank Building. WANTEDYOUNG MAN TO WORK"i^BOOK keeper, stenographer and. teller. Must be competent. First National bank, East Grand Forks, Minn. __^ WANTEDEXPERffiNOED BOOKKEEPER^ References required. The Palace Clothing House. Collectors. HONEST BOY OR YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE horse some experience in. the plumbing line preferred. Apply 726 11th av S. HELP WAKWED--IJMALE Miscellaneous. ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN $40 to $6C mjntbly at home, in spare time, cor responding for newspapers no canvassing ex perience unnecessary. Send for particulars. Press Syndicate, Lockpott, N. Y. IF YOU NEED A BOOKKEEPER. OR STENOG rapher, operator- of any standard typewriter, call the Oliver Free Employment Bureau, both phoneb .463. 322 Hennepin. WE WILL TRADE YOU A NEW CARPET sweeper for your old one try one of our suc tion carpet sweepers. T. C. 2678. Office, 1609 Hawthorn av. WANTEDYOUNG LADY WHO WRITES well and rapidly, for office work temporary position, $6 week. Address 227, Journal. YOUNG WOMAN. GO TO THE ARCHIBALD business college, 132 E Lake st, for a practi cal business and shorthand education. WANTEDEXPERIENCED HOTEL CHAMBER maid hours 8 to 5 p.m. wages $6 week. Apy ply at once. 62J 7th st S. SEND CATON BUSINESS 268 2d AV WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework no .washing. 929 8th st SE. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 509 Dupont av S^ Tel. South 533 L^ GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK four-adults. 1703 Park av. WANTEDGIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE worlt. 325 E 'Franklin: WANTEDA -SSWObXEBToXU. APPLY AT .501 8th av NE. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. WANTED EXPERIENCED PANTS AND shirt makers on power machines, especially pant makers can use a few beginners. Apply to superintendent of factory, 618 1st av N. Wyman, Partridge & Co. WANTEDWAIST AND COAT FINISHERS and helpers. Miss Leonard, 402 10th at S. Cooks, Washers and Ironers. A WOMAN CAPABLE TO HAKE GOOD PIES and some cakes no oven work a good place neat, tidy, practical person. Xe Old for Tyme Bakerie, 822 Nicollet. av. 5^, Clerks and Salesladies. BUSINESS HOUSE HAS OPENING FOB SELF dependent lady of education experience un necessary if otherwise qualified good pay and permanency to suitable applicant hours 9 to 4. Call after 10 Tuesday. 712 Boston block. RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION,ftoA word no ad less than 10c dally 2U words or leas, one week, 60c. Miscellaneous. WANTEDYOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, well educated, with considerable executive ability, well trained in handling young men, desires position in the city. At present well employed elsewhere, but desires to live in Min neapolis references in city, or present em ployer. Cannot accept anything less than salary or commissions amounting to $100 per month. Can invest some capital in right thing. Address 217. Journal. RELIABLE YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS ABIL ity wishes position with real estate firm or wholesale house to learn bus]n#s willing to work hard and start at bottom: have some experience city references. G., 915 3d av S. KELIABLE YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS ABIL lty Wishes position with real estate firm or wholesale house to learn business willing to work bard and start at bottom have some experience city references. G., 915 3d sv S. ALL-ABOUND OFFICE MAN DSIBES~PEB manent position at once seven years' expe rience, ranging from bill clerk to auditor best references. No agencies. Address B. E. C. 410 15th st. HELP WANTED-MALE {SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE i WANTEDSO BOYS LIVING IN EAST MINNE apolls to carry newspaper routes. Call Tues day, 10 to 5 p.m at 200 Central av. WANTEDBOY AitftflP YEARS" FOR OF flce work. 400 Commercial building. ANTEDBOY,. AGE IffYEARS. Art Gallery, at payton'a. BEARS Stenographers. WANTED STENOGRAPHER AND BILL clerk for wholesale house, $10 young man for insurance office prefer typewriter operator, f40. S. A. Morawetz & Co., 010 Security Bank Building. WANTEDTWO FIRST-OXASfl EXPERIENCED waitresses. The Grill, 308 1st av S. pa you wmnabee|5iach1tudenvt?COLLEGE, 8tudent8 WANTiJDYOUKG NUBSE GIBL TO ASSIST with children during the day. C. W. Hooker, 1912 James av S. DININGBOOM GIRLS, CHAMBERMAID, LATIN, dry giri and dishwasher. Call room 134:, Brans wick hotel. WAVlED COMPETENT NURSE GOOD wages references required. 910 Mount Curye WANTEDWOMAN FAMILIAR WITH POWER machine stitching. John W. Thomas & Co. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN STENOGRAPHY. 15 monthly. Miss MoDermott, 518 Guar.. Bldg. WANTEDA YOUNG LADY AT 806 NIC0LJLEX av. room 25. General Housework. YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE work for room and board may attend school if desired willing to pay good competent girl. Apply 2116 Emerson av S, upstairs. WANTEDA NEAT AND RESPECTABLE OLD lady as companion will pay wages if willing to assist with light housework good home to right party. Call 225 8th av NE. WAxsXED GI&L JbOB GENjbBAL HOUSE work two adults good wages. 2417 Emerson av s. flat 1. Mrs. Harrington. WANTEDEXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN eral housework four adults $4 a week. T. C. 13306. 2639 Lyndale av_N. WANTEDGIBL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work: family four adults good wages. Apply 2215 Blaisdell av. WANTEDGIBL FOR GENERAL H0USE work two in family modern flat. 2417 Emer son av S,flat6. WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL H0U8E- workf good wages very desirable location. __1352 Vine place. __, WANTEDTWO GIRLS, ONE COOK, ONE for second work good wages paid. Address 9846, Journal. WANTED GIRL TOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Small family. Good wages. 2610 Du pont av S. WANTEDA GOOD SECOND GIRL GOOD home for right person. Inquire matron, 306 2d av SB. WANTEDA STRONG GIRL FOR GENERAL housework country girl preferred, 1614 2derences av S. BOY, 16 YEARS, FROM COUNTRY, WISHES i AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE^ to have a place to work for room and board while attending the Minneapolis Business Col lege. Adarebs 200, Journal. POSITION DESIRED BY YOUNG MAN OF 22 in a business or wholesale house that will afford an opportunity for advancement. Ad dress 9744, Journal. MAN WANTS POSITION IN AUTO repair shop to learn business small salary to strt. N. H".." 1913 15th av S. YOUNG MAN ATTENDING BUSINESS COL" lege wants wotk Saturdays a hustler:. Call 44 7th st S. PROO*RjJU)ER WISHES POSITION AT ONCE. Address A. P. Oberg, 3237 Columbus av. Coachmen. ou A POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS coachman: experience^ understands taking care of .a furnace references. Ben Morgan. La Moure. N. D. Stenographer*. #4JL. preferred. Address 9629, Journal. *mK*n*~f*l Continued Salesmen and Clerka. iv*. COMPETENT SPECIALTY SALESMAN WTT.tr be opeto for position Jan. l, in North Dakota or Minnesota territory can show results."Ad-^ dress R. H. Shadrlch, Jr.. Fargo. N. D. SITUATION WANTEDBY GROCERY CLERK, .thorough and competent good hustler several years" experience knows city" Well best of teferences. Address 241, Journal. OLERK, WANTS POSITION IN CIGAR STAND or hotel 'four years' experience will start ia at low wages. Can give best of reference*. Addrfess 9890, Journal. WANTEDPOSITION AS CLOTHING OR furnishing goods salesman, with four years' experience best of references, ^.aoicos AOJ, Journal. SITUATION WANTEDBY STENOGRAPHER) rapid, accurate and good business ability local experience and references. Address 242, Jour nal. FIRST-CLASS OFFICE MAN WANTS SET OF boots or other office work for evening work. Address 9887, Journal. Trades. DO PAPER HANGING, PAINTING, KALS0 mlning, paper cleaning In exchange' for board an experienced workman. Address. 9766. JournaL ENGLISHMANJUST OVER FROM~~THE ~Ol3 country, aesires permanent position for the winter. Carpenter by trade. Addreae Bo* 9428, Journal. WANTEDBY FIRST-CLASS MEAT CUTTER and grocery clerk, place in city best of ref- __erence8_furni8hed. Address 238. Journal. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST^CLASSH AX nessmakcr, used to custom shop, in some __ountry town. Address 9758, Journal. 8ITUATION WANTED BY A~ BLACKSMITH^ thoroughly experienced in working in steal. _Address 9984, Journal. GOOD CARPENTER AND CABINETMAKER wants steady work, factory or building. Ad- _dress_8772. Journal. FIRST CLASS BAKER. ALL AROTTITO HAW, wants situation. Address 9925. Journal. Bookkeepers. POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER BY YOUNG man speaks German in country bank or land office has money to invest good references furnished. Address 8781, Journal. SITUATION WANTEDBY .BOOKKEEPER, thorough, experienced, reliable cair handle any set of books best of local references, dress 239. Journal. SITUAT' S Ad- POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR AS ABSl tant by competent young man of good habits speaks German references furnished. Address 9585, JournajU ACCOUNTAMT few hours daily to keep small set of books: terms reasonable. 9531, Journal. WANTEDFEMALA8BOOKKEEPERHADAN E Miscellaneous. SITUATION WANTEDNURSE, EXPEBI enced. reliable and kind young lady desires position as nurse for care of invalid or sick no objections to going out of city terms yerr reasoi,able. Address 40. Journal. DOEb YOUB COOK WASX*. YOUB FUEL? We guarantee to save half of any kind. Send 50c for Instructions no expensire apparatus anyone can do It. H. B. Cor. S., 810 12th _av 8. EXPERIENCED CHILD'S NURSE WANTS place in private family to care for child best of references given good wages wanted. Ad dress 9791, Journal. PdBITION~WANTED BY TfP.TO.DATB AUTFBI can widow as housekeeper is hotel or widow er's family, or would travel. Address 9408, Journal. DOLLS DRESSED, FINE NECKWARE AND doilies leaned also fancy party favors made to order. 519 8th st S, upstairs. BY A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED D0UBLR entry bookkeeper. Al references. Address 8648, JournaL Dressinakers and Seamstresses. DRESSMAKER WANTS WORK BY DAY IN families good cntter and fitter. 2122 22d n-s- General Housework. CAPABLE GIRL WANTS POSITION IN BE. spectable family experienced good worker good cook lover of children wages $7 neat _and pleasant. Address 9963, JournaL NEAT GIRL WANTS LIGHT: HOUSEWORKcoupl where there ar a O children elderly Stenographers. TH0R0LY COMPETENT. EXPERIENCED SITE* nographer wishes situation well educated, best references capable of filling exacting posi tion salary $60. Address 8379, JournaL LADY STENOGRAPHER, SIX YEARS' EXPE rience rapid, accurate and reliable operates Remington or any similar machine. Al ref- S15. M. B-, 715 Plymouth av. YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER ~AND AS. sistant bookkeeper, desires position vs years' experience and best references fur nished. Address 9940, JournaL POSITION BY EXPERIENCED LADY 8TE- nographcr best of references. Address Ste nographer, 105 13th st S, city. YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER, EXPERt enced, competent, references at once. A4- _dress^4, Journal. Clerks and Salesladies. BY YOUNG SALESLADY HAVE HAD CON. siderable experience in general dry goods good business ability. Best local references. Address 240, Journal. i 1 a THE BOYD TRANSFER & 8T0RAGE CO. HAfl unequaled facilities for packing, moving, stor ing and shipping household goods. Call and in spect onr new plant at 4th av S and Lake at. the largest in the west the finest anywhere, embracing stables, wagon shops and fireproof storage warehouse with separate rooms and compartments. Visitors welcome. Warehouse office, 400 E Lake st main office. 46 3d at S. MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER ~AND~6TORAGS Co. has best facilities for handling and storing household goods expert furniture packers satisfaction guaranteed reduced rates on house hold goods east and west can save you money. Do not be deceived by other advertisers ws can and will do what we agree regarding car rates. Write or call. Safes and heavy ma chinery moved by experts. 122 5th st S. Both phones: CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI. cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast termi nals and tributary points. The only concern in tbe N. W. doing enough business in this 11ns to give prompt and reliable service. Avoid risk and trouble by giving your business to tht Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 3d st S. THERE IS NOTHING IN MOVING, PACKING} and storage that we can not do and do it right. Flour City Transfer & Storage Co., 217 jTjth st S _Both phones (648) 8ENZ BROS., TRANSFER AND SAGGAOEi finest vans and warerooms goods moved by experienced men. 112 5th st N. Both tele phones 592. WINTER STORAGE at very reasonable prices garage steam heat ed repairing and overhauling carefully and thoroughly done. Let us make an estimate on your work. Both phones. Maxfield & Ries Bros., 1401 Hennepin aT. FOR SALEMODEL D~1906 SO H. P. FRANK liu, perfect condition, full top. extra tire, $2,300 1904 FrauVlln runabout, good condi tion, extra tire, basket top, etc.," $500 cash. Main 631. C. M. .Case, 54 Chamber of Con*, merce. NOW IS THE TIME. The winter months is the time to have your auto tires repaired. If your old tires have not given satisfaction, let us replace them.. J. N. Johnson, 915 Nicollet Av. *^X~JKS!LSH! WANTEDi-BY AW EXPERIENCED STENOG- ^^^^^^ZZ^^^^ rapher, situation at once now employed. Ad-' J. D. HIN8HAW. 627 BOSTON BLOCKTCWe$.afs^f^-^ dress 245. Journal. v^'*?*'&J*ff I- BEST POLICYi lowest rates. Chadbourn A Braden, 17 4th st S. Both phones 1219. STORM SASH AND CARPEN- TER WORK O O O 0 STORM SASH IN STOCK in all sizes and large quantities. prices are right. Both phones- 96. City Sash and Door Co., O 4th st. opposite Courthouse. odooooo ooo ooo Onr UNION SASH & DOOR CO.. 218 8th ST Si storm sash general miltwork. A JR H. & H.. 16th 6T S SHOES irmAT^f^ while yon wait any make rubber heels, 40c: E also men's sample shoes, $2.50 and $8. -y- TAILORING Bjf. toll stylet ready for*lnsptlji r.'fiv^v.rfrfr "'tt.W^i.-Jjf yu^a J\ ~s#\*- J^-J x^t *r