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FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1901.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Minnesota Debenture company to Wil
liam Y. Chute, trustee, lot 9, block 10,
Motor 'Line addition... J : $300
Frank J. Wilcox et al. to Virginia E.
Chapln, lot 28, block 6, First division
Remington Park ;........V............. 1,000
Charles W. Wendell, to William J.
A Berger, lot S, block 3, Menage's sup
■l plement 600
Millers' and Manufacturers' Insurance
company to G. William Cheese, lot 7,
block 8, Excelsior addition. .'........ 8,250
Therese Anderson and husband to Anna
Almquist, part lots 7 and 8, block 8, .'•■<''/.
George Gilpin's addition...... 600
Ellen L. Miller, guardian, to John F.
Horan, part lot 4, block 113, Nelson's '• U
addition .. .......'...„•........ 1,700
Emily P. Campbell and husband to
, Achsah A. Loverln, lot 3, block 16,
Wlndom's addition I 525
Achsah A. Loverin to R. N. Bruer, et
al., lot 3, block 16, Windom's addition 600
G. William Cheese to Millers' and Man
facturers' Insurance company, lot 7,
block 8, Excelsior addition 3,250
Arthur Little and wife to Alice R.
Rogers, lot 4, block 4, Summit Park
addition ;. 1.100
John W. Graham et al. to Inga Nord
quist, part lot 10, block 14, Bottineau's
Second addition 1,000
Irving H. Upton and wife to J. Lee
Nott, part lot 5, block 3, G. N. Mer
riam's addition i 1,600
John Seimertz to Herman ■ Young, in
section 22, township 117. : ige 24 1,200
George G. Davis, assignee, et al. to
George E. Young, lot 23, block 2,
Chicago Lake Park addition 8,875
Ella C. Harwood to William C. Palmer,
lot 11, block 16, J. T. Blaisdell's re
vised addition 850 ]
Five minor deeds 9 j
,
Total, 21 deeds $21,809
Building: Permits.
Edwin A. Rook, 3032 Oakland avenue,
dwelling $3,000
J. H. Hokanson, 3030 Oakland avenue,
dwelling 3,000
T. B. Janney, 340 Oak Grove st, brick
bam 3,000
W. S. Bell, 2018 Emerson avenue N,
dwelling 1,500
Total, four permits '. .....$10,500
1~~ agents" WANTED
OUR SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS ON COM
inisslon clear from $15 to $30 weekly above all
expenses; groat premiums; easy work; wo
■want agents for country fairs in Minnesota
and adjoining states and for soliciting farm
era in small towns; steady work all fall;
references required. Northwestern Agricult
urist, 1237 Guaranty building.
5 BUSINESS PERSONALS
SWITCHES, SWITCHES, SWITCHES.
90 cents and up. Send for price list. Feeiy
6 Crocker, 111 Nlcollet ay.
g BUSINESS CHANCES
YOU CAN MAKE SPLENDID PHOFITS BY
Judicious, systematic operations on the wheat
market; $20 will margin 1,000 bushels 2 cents.
Send for our free book, "Facts and Figures,"
explaining option trading. The Osboru Grain
Co., 813 to SIS Phoenix building, Minneapolis.
Members Chamber of Commerce.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
Our new book, just issued, tells you how to
make from $5 to $20 per day with a small
investment in grain or stocks. Your name
on a postal card will bring it free. Write
to-day. '
THE COE COMMISSION COMPANY.
Bank of Commerce Building,
; Minneapolis. Minn.
THE SAVINGS FUND CO., 110 TEMPLE
Court, pays 4 and 5 per cent on deposit; capi- {
tal, $35u.000; surplus. |30,000. [
GET YOUR "FURNACE REPAIRED NOW;
don't wait until you want to start a fire; re
pairs for all furnaces. Great Western Stove
Repair Co. Tel. 161. 312 Hennepin ay.
SBSBBSBBSSSSSSBBBBBSSSSB:2S2!i!«;^S2!SBBSBSBSSSB
*» \
Zi NORTHWESTERN DISTRIBUTERS JK !
■ of u\
8* COSMOPOLITAN MANTLES. U\
Zi Write for Catalogue. T4 ■
Zi ECONOMY GAS LAMP CO., Si !
?• 238 Hennepin Ay. . Zi [
SPACE WITH POWER FOR RENT IN THE j
Wheaton- Reynolds plant, corner Ist ay NE i
and 6th st. j
NEW HOTEL FO~R~~RENtT ' !
The new hotel just completed at Garret- I
son, S. D., wants a first-class landlord, and
only a man thoroughly experienced in hotel
business need apply. The building is three
stories. and basement, and brand new; has '
twenty-four large, airy guest chambers; is
steam heated throughout, and is up-to-date
in every respect. Apply at once to C. M.
Butts,_Garretsor., S. D.
GOOD~PAYING RESTAURANT WANTED— j
For cash, in city; state price and location; it
nrust_bear close investigation. 4225, Journal.
A BUSINESS WOMAN WITH A " SMALL
capital can learn of a money making propo
sition by answering this ad. Address 4151,
JournaL **
HAVE A $4,000 DRUG STOCK; WANT PAR
ty to buy -lot and erect building; have loca
tion in this city, 4324, Journal.
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WITH TWELVE
years' experience in banking and commercial
business, would Invest a few thousand dol
lars, with , services, to increase established I
business. Address, with references, 4417. !
Journal. > _ j
$8,000 STOCK GEX'L MDSE.; WILL DIS- '
count. $1,400. livery, $20 to $50 daily business.
1600, pump and well-drilling business, large
amount orders ahead. $250, confectionery,
' living-rooms, cheap rent. $500, grocery, good
location. Walker & Smith, 404 Century bldg.
FOR SALE—A STOCK OF GENERAL MER
chandise; invoice, $3,000; doing good business.
Good reasons for selling. Address 322 N
Main st, Crookston.
LIVERY "STOCK, 17 HORSES, BUG
gieg, well established trade, good stock; also,
feed mill and feed store; electric power !
■ grinds and manufactures cereal flours. I will
sell one or both at bargain. A. Schreader,
Crookston, Minn. ■•'■•;
IMPLEMENT business; fine farming country.
COUNTRY grocery: doing $200 daily.
FEED AND FUEL business; want partner.
j Grocery. $500 to $1,000. 1100 Lumber Ex.
FOR SALE—LIVERY STOCK." VERY
cheap; party leaving the city on account of
health. 2329 Central ay.
7 BUSINESS SPECIALS
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., PER
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol
lister, 77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of
the northwest. Exclusive specialist.
\Q BOARD AND ROOMS
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WISHING TO
room together can have, with board, a large
front alcove room, well furnished ;> modern
conveniences; a most desirable home for the
winter; within walking distance to postof
flce; private family; references required. Ad
.dress 3515. Journal.
A~SUITE~OF" HANDSOME rooms for
two young men or man and wife, with
beard, in private family; references ex
changed. Call at 730 E 17th st.
BOARD AND ROOM FOIT~ONE OR TWO
ladies or man and wife; very reasonable to
right parties; private family; one block from
car. - 2732 Garfield ay S. .
; ROOM AND" BOARD FOR TWO GENTLE
men in strictly private family, modern and
first-class in every particular; references. 1213
|2d ay S.
' ICELY FURNISHKD ROOMS AND BOARD
In a first-class steam-heated house, and good
table board, at 625 7th st S.
]J i BpARDI)FFEREb~
LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Vith board; all modern house; very reason
able rates; easy walking distance. 115 W
li.th st. . ; . . . .
12 Bb^RrTWANTED"^
A YOUNG MEDICAL STUDENT DESIRES
room and board .with private family, not too
far from the university.- Address E. H. Hobe
Lumber Co., St. Paul.
TWO LADIES DESIRE PLACE TO OBTAIN
good dinners within six blocks of Tuttle
school. Private ' family preferred. 4319,
Journal. ■ ••■..■ ■ ■
YOUNG MAN DESIRES ROOM AND
board in modern first-class boarding-house;
willing to pay for accommodatiaons; state
terms. 3815, Journal. ' ■
14 CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS MANEWELL! GIVES .READINGS DAI
ly, » to 5 p. m. 620% Nlcollet. room 14..
M ME. CLAYMONT, wonderful clairvoyant
and . magnetic healer. .- 1028 Hennepin ay.
16 DYEING AND CLEANING
THE MINNEAPOLIS DYE WO* .KS,
A. HORNUNG, PROP. FRENCH DRY
CLEANING. OLDEST. LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE NW. OFFICE, 242 NIC
TEL. 610; AND 622 NIC., TEL. 3186-J-2.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS — PRACTICAL
dyers, and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. 420 Nicol
let. Telephone 1578.-' ' - : - ,
17 HAIR DRESSING~PARLORS~
SWITCIIES^ 50c THIS WEEkT^FACIAL
blemishes removed;,'shampooing; 25c; hair-
Iressing, 25c; toilet articles half price this
■ week. lime. De Leo, 495 .Syndicate Arcade
19_ FINANCIAL
WE HAVE A BLOCK OF EASTERN MONEY
to loan at 6 per cent on choice residence
property. Thorpe Bros.. Andrus bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST BATES; NO
delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Ufa bld_.
MONEY TO LOAN;. EASY TERMS; LOW
rates. David P. Jonej & Co.. Onelda building.
AT LOWEST RATES— MONEY TO LOAN. R.
D. Cone & Co.. 517 Guaranty Loan building.
MORTGAGE LOANS—Ratea low; any sums;
no delay; Bee us sure. Gale & Co., N. Y. Life.
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO SAL
ARIED PEOPLE, RETAIL MERCHANTS.
TEAMSTERS, BOARDING-HOUSES, ETC.,
without security; easiest terms; forty offices
In principal cities. Tolman. 920 K. Y. Life,
ihi TO 6 PER CENT MONEY, WITH THE
"on or before" privilege, to loan on Improved
property In Minneapolis and St. Paul. R. M.
Newport, 309-311 Phoenix building, 60 4ta st
S, Minneapolis. . / .if
SALARY LOANS TO EMPLOYES ON "
Plain notes, without security.
Easier partial payments. Lower rates.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Sykes block,
256 Hennepln ay. Walk up one flight.
HURRY.-HURRY, HURRY.
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
DO YOU NEED HELP
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
'.■.-,' On their plain notes . *
At about ONE-HALF the RATES CHARGED
BY OTHERS. Strictest privacy guaranteed.
MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL CO.,
Room 408, New York Life ' Building.
82 MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED PEO- *2
|* pie—We are-prepared to loan reason- gj
\i able-amounts to salaried people hold- \i
li ing steady positions with responsible Zi
! MONEY TO LOAN SALARIED _J <
pie—We are prepared to loan reason- Zi
able amounts to salaried people hold- gg
ing steady positions with responsible JU
concerns, on easy weekly or monthly g*
Zi payments. We conduct our business 5 '
Zi strictly confidential. Lowest rates and S
tk fair treatment guaranteed. Room 306, ?.#
ti Bank of Commerce building. ' Z4
QUICK LOANS
TO
SALARIED PEOPLE. ■-'■ i
SAME DAY AS APPLICATION. i ,
On your own name without security or in
dorser; payment payable to suit yourself;
those who contemplate borrowing can be as
sured of the confidential treatment that all
persons of refinement and pride feel is essen
tial in matters of this nature. Our offices
are so arranged that you do not come in con
tact with other applicants and you can be
waited on privately and quickly. Open
Wednesday and Saturday evenings until S.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN COMPANY,
601-602 Globe Building.
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY •ON HAND FOR
real estate loans; no delay; building loans a
specialty. E. D. Brown, Lumber Exchange.
ANY amount or gilt-edge" improved
real estate security at SV» per cent. Nickels
& Smith, 311 Xicollet ay, room 2. ■
20 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FREE "FOR SALE" CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
FOR RENT — 90x170 TENT. AMERICAN
Tent and Awning, 125, 127, 129 Ist ay N, Min
neapolis. _^_^_ -
. ■■<■ COLFAX MINERAL WATER '
Will permanently cure constipation. We
guarantee results; $1.75 per six-gallon case.
The Qlenwood-Inglewood Co.. 313 Hennepin.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER; HAIR OR
moss, $1.50; others $1; mattresses and furni
ture for sale. Rainvllle Bros., manufactur
| ers, 17 Nlcollet Island. Both phones.
i WATCHES CLEANED $I,mainsprings $1; war
ranted 1 yr. Fisk's. 17 S Wash., Nlc.Houwe.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 237 Henn. ay—
Sell, rent, repair all makes. Ask for prices.
PHILADELPHIA. LAWN MOWERS, HIGH
grade hose, screen doors, 'paints and oils.
J. H. Smith. 214-216 Hennepin ay. __
WOOD, DRY, $1.75; 2 LOADS, $3.25; green,
$1 up. Plymouth Lbr.,_4J_um. Ex. Phone 717J2
h WE PLAN TO PLEASE THE • &
|2 PEOPLE. *i
1$ HOW CAN WE GET YOUR TRADE? «*
_i *.
♦i WE CAN'T AFFORD HALF-PAGE X*
5* ADS BECAUSE, IF WE RAISE OUR Zi
Sg EXPENSES, WE MUST RAISE OUR h
5 SELLING PRICES. < jg
jSS WE SELL CHEAP BECAUSE OUR &
iSi EXPENSES ARE LOW. * 82
Zi IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING YOU 3 $
ft WISH TO EXCHANGE OR SELL, ' **
!Z2 WE WILL GIVE YOU TOP PRICES. Si
'• • '. ■ • - -• %
St THE BRANCH, '■ . §5
5* CORNER 2D AY S AND WASHING- &
•o . . ) TON. ■ *2
U WE PLAN TO PLEASE THE . "X*
:g PEOPLE. '''".'%
j ?___?________!M'______«___?
SPECIAL SALE OF 10x12 WALL TENTS
FOR THREE DAYS, $5 EACH. '
AMERICAN TENT AND AWNING CO
. 129 IST AY N. ■
PIANOS— DURING OUR RECENT GREAT
sale a number of excellent uprights were
taken in exchage for new pianos; these are
now going at half their value: uprights at $80
$90, $100, $110. $120, $130. $145, $165, $170, $190
j $200, cash or $10 monthly; new pianos for
i rent $3.50 and $4 monthly; one year's rent
j allowed if purchased. Foster & Waldo 40 sth
I st S. corner Nlcollet. ■■•
Ig FURNITURE BARGAINS - Sectre %
| % some of the bargains we are offering Vg
;•$ on new and slightly used Furniture ' «f
i_ Carpets, Heating and Cook Stoves, ȣ
!M? Rugs, fine Iron and Brass Beds, i_
j % Pianos, etc. In goods that have been %
,•_ used we handle only the very nicest, yf
! >J£ which' we take in exchange for fine *fi
|*£ mahogany pieces on which we make a %
% special feature, so you can obtain from }«
% us the very cheapest and the very ♦«
•£ highest grade of goods at prices from JM
; }Je 20 per cent to 50 per cent less than <ii
;•_ elsewhere. Our Grand Rapids sample 25
j *Jt pieces are now arriving. It pays to ♦«
$£ look around. Drop in and see us *5
J« Hubert Bown & Co., Retail Depart- i«
% ment, 44 and 46 7th st 5. *)£
FURNACES— JUST BOUGHT JOB LOT
; 50 furnaces; special low prices next 30 days.
Furnace repairs. Telephone 161. Great Wes
tern Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin ay.
*Jt BARGAINS IN TIRES. . ««
%j£ Columbia .$l 40 »2
!«g Rugby 2.40 «2
■VI Fisk.- ; 3.25 2
jyg W* have the best facilities in the •£
■ % city for cleaning, storing and insuring %
*Jt your bicycles for the winter. We can '$£
i *JS give the. best of references from the $1
;*£ mafly customers we had the past sea- *}i
Me son.. ; &
Jg! MEYER CYCLE CO., 21 STH ST. S. «1
LADIES HAVING TROUBLES-TO CALL OR
write Dr. Bly, 27 4th st S. New book, 2oc.
, BIG THRESHING RIG, NEARLY NEW, FOR
! sale. Minneapolis make; 25-horse size 'A.
P. Harllng, Madison, S. D. .
.CLOSING OUT A STOCK OF STOVES,
| heating stoves $1 up.cook stoves $2 up; house-
I hold furniture, bed room suits, $5, $7 and $9,
solid oak; also 1,000 yards carpet, 15c per
j yard. 623 Washington ay S. - i
{ TYPEWRITER," $100 MACHINE^ IN PER
j feet condition, beautiful work, $15 cash takes
! it. 4204. Journal.
1 FOR: SALE/ CHEAP—IRON /BED! BRASS
j trimmed, oak bed, highly polished, t three
i quarter size iron bed and springs for all 629
1 E 18th st. flat D. ■:■ ---•■..
STEAM DRYING- COMPLETE WITH
hangers, tracks and steam coils.. Hotel Ven
dome;- 21 4th st S. ' ; __
"MAJESTIC" HEATER, $15; "STEWART"
heater, $15; base heater, $5; "Magee" range,
$9; "Hub," range, $10; open Saturday even
. ing. 502_4th av^_ _. __ .
ACORN COAL STOVE, LARGE SIZE";
worth new, $75; Al condition; price $20. Arm
strongs, 111 and 113 Central ay.
jSNAP FOR A ~DAYS"I)NLY" IX A
■ Behning Piano in good condition; can be seen
i at 912 Logan uv N.
A FIXE UPRIGHT PIANO TO RENT LOW
to good party for the winter. Address 4351,
Journal. ■■ ; '' ' " .
FOR SALE—CHEAP—ONE BASE .BURNER
heating stove in good condition;* also one
cook stove, with water front. 35 17th st N.
Call at once. ' •
FOR SALE—PIANO AND VARIOXJS~HOUSE~
hold articles. Call this evening or to-mor
row. 1 W 33d st. ' - - . ■■ .■
WE buy, sell,, exchange all kinds of bank in
struments. Max Kohen's, 327 Wash, ay S. .
WOOD, HARD AND SOFT, MIXED SLABS
and edgings,- $3.60; also maple, cheap. Peck
417 X 18th St. Tel. N. W 156-1 S.
18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR %l,
with every jar of butter, 18c; .. dairy butter
16c and 17c; best separator dairy 22c: fancy
creamery, 5 lbs, $1.10. Minnesota Dairy. 8
7th st S. ' '. ■-- ■ ■ ■.>-■'...-
FOR RENT
21 UNFURNISHED HOUSES
FREE "FOR RENT" CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when-you leave the ad. : .' .
NEWLY PAPHRffIB, tHOR"6UGHLY"~MOD~
ern twelve-room house, janitor: service. - 722
6th ay S. $45. Other houses also. • *
TEN DOLLARS PER FIVE-ROOM
house. In first-class repair: large stone cellar;
j large shed and yard; cistern, with wet sink.
W. D. Washburn, Jr., ' 300 Guaranty . Loan
I Building.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOUENAL.
Continued.
ISOI PARK AY—FRAME DWELLING, 12 1
rooms, new heating plant, open plumbing, t
hardwood floors and finish, $45. t
1811 Park Ay—Brick dwelling, 12 rooms, new i
heating plant, fine finish, open plumbing, i
good barn for three horses, $50.
226 Central Ay—Modern flat, 16 rooms, $36.
117 University ay SE—l2 rooms, modern, $32.
2413 Nlcollet Av—lo rooms, modern, $30.
1722 sth ay S, 11 rooms, modern, 30.
1402 Vine place, 9 rooms, modern, $22.50.
625 3d ay SE, 7 rooms, modern, $22.
601 Plymouth ay, 9-room modern flat, $20. i
2731 Stevens ay, 8 rooms, city water, gas, i
tarn, $2C.
GEORGE ODLUM, 309_ Phoenix Building. }
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN EXCEPT i
furnace, $20; 12-room boarding-house, $25; .
both Southeast Minneapolis. Room 5, 313 Nlc- ]
o_llet_
812 E 15TH ST, 10-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, '
with chandeliers, storm sash and screens; •
$30. Henry Welskopf.
MODERN HOUSES. ,
2504 Aldrich S, 8 rooms $22.50 ' j
812 E 16th st, ten rooms 30.00!
2316 4th ay S, ten rooms 30.00 j
1622 Hawthorn, 12 rooms 45.00 !
316 10th st SE, 10 rooms 50.00 !
19 Highland ay, 11 rooms 50.00
I have some nice single rooms on Nlcollet
ay, steam heated. :
EDMUND G. WALTON,
300 Hennepin Ay. '
$25.00—35 17TH ST N, "MODERN EXCEPT | I
heat; $30, 41 17th st N, 8 rooms, modern. W. ]
H. Gibson, 420_Guaranty Loan. , I
3900 BRYANT AY B. NINE ROOMS BESIDES '
pantry, closets and cellar; cistern and city ;
water; closet in house; large front yard;
pleasant location; $15.
FOR RENT—MODERN i-OUSB, LYNDALB '
ay, near Laurel ay; $22.60 per month. Call '
at C 4 Loan and Trust building. ;
HPR RENT—TEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE;
nice lawn; south side of double house. 1410 '
Stevens ay. '
24 11TH ST S, 11 ROOMS, MODETrN, BARN,
$60; ISOS 4th ay S, eight rooms, modern, $27.50. .
Furnished modern house on Clifton ay for the
winter. E. P. Brown, Lumber Exchange.
R. D. CONE & CO., 517 GUARANTY BLDG. !
10 rooms, 1711 3d ay S, line place, $60.
10 rooms, 3032 Park ay, with barn. $35. J
9 rooms, 719 E 17th st, choice location, $30. (
8 rooms, 1726 Irving ay S, will repair, $25. j
5 rooms, 1118 11th ay N, modern, $13.
S rooms, barn, 1201 Groveland ay, $10.
FOR RENT—NEW • STRICTLY*"" MODERN j ,
up-to-date house, all hardwood finish and |
floors; everything first-class, with barn. 1929 '
Aldrich j».v_ B. I'
HOUSE—SIX ROOMS, CELLAR AND CIS-:
tern, $12 a month. Inquire of owner at 2852 Lj
Irving ay 5.
FOR "RENT—TEN~ROOM~HOUSE7~2S*29~3D
ay S. Pittsburgh Plate Glass_Company. ]
FOR RENT—3O4I STEVENS AY, "SECOND
floor, detached private house, to man and j'
wife without children; gas, city water and M
sewer connections, near two car lines. Rof- \ ■
erences required. '
FOR"RBNT""bR SALE—PLEA~SANT~EfGHT- 1
room house and barn; water, sewer and bath; j i
good porches, lawn and shade trees; rent 1
?2i'.50. 1823 16th ay S. ■{■
THOROUGHLY MbDE"RN~H~O"USK; 1558 ' •
Hennepin, ten rooms, bath in fine repair, j'
everything first-class. Carlton, first floor N. ; i
Y. Life. _ 1
MODERN TEN-ROOM HOUSE, 1521 HEN-!
nepln; storm windows, screens, good furnace. !'
fine lawn and out-houses, fine condition. Call r
412 Nicollet, room 57 or at House after 6 p.m. h
- ,
00 FURNISHED HOUSES j (
EIGHT-ROOM, MODERN, FURNISHED !
house. Bryant ay S, near 22d st. F. J. ■
Perclval, 806 Guaranty building. "
WILL RENT MY BIGHT-ROOM FUR
nished modern house at Excelsior for three or
six months. George H. Shrodes.
TOR RENT—I2-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
modern, with barp; from Oct. Ist. A. H.
Young, 413 N. Y. Life Bids.
2Q FURNISHED ROOMS
FHEE "FOR RENT" OR "FURNISHED
Room" cards for those advertising under this !
head. Be sure and call for them when leav
ing the ad.
GRAND APARTMENTS, STEAM HEAT", ,
stationary wash bowls, hot water la room,
fine porcelain baths, $7 upwards. Tran
slents 50c day. 620 7th st S. _
houseklTepTnjg^three very desir
able rooms, fuAished or unfurnished, with
or without heat, in modern house; fine loca
tion. Call at once. 1908 Pleasant ay.
WELL FURNISHED RO~OMS~SINGL E OR
en suite; steam heat, gas, bath; choice loca
tion. 825 4th ay S. ______
LARGE LIGHT" PLE~ASANT~"RbOM7"GAS",
grate, suitable for two or three students; lo
cation central. 11l 7th st S. (
FOUR OR" FIVE ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR ,
housekeeping; cellar, cistern, well, screens, '
storm sash; block to Plymouth cars. 909 14th '
ay N. _
ELEGANT ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN":
references demanded. Inquire 1608 Harmon
place.
FURNISHED ROOM — LARGE, NEWLY
furnished, modern house. 1010 Ist ay N.
04, UNFURNISHED ROOMS
TO LET, UNFURNISHED ROOMS, EXCKPT
range, suitable for housekeeping. 814 3d ay S. j
FOR RENT—FIVE ROOMS~"FOIf~HOUSE~ j
keeping, all modern except gas. Apply 2616 '!
Emerson ay S. :;
for" rent—three or fouiTroom:"s~in ]
modern house to a couple. 3426 Pleasant ay.
ONE 1?ACK~ROO Mrs 67 "ONE"FRONT ROOM, '
$10, third floor; also room on second floor for ;
doctor or agency business, $15. 424 Nicollet ay. ;
Two rooms, for men, upstairs, 613% oth ;
st N, $3. i'
Three rooms upstairs, 619 Wash, ay S, $7. <
25 UNFURNISHED FLATS
AT STH AY FLATS, STEAM HEATED, EV
ery modern convenience; fine location; good
service. See janitor, 527 sth ay SE.
R. D. CONE & CO., 517 GUARANTY BLDG.
New flats, fine decorations, all conveniences
4th st and Bth ay SE. See janitor, $40. __
STEAM HEATED, EIGHT-ROOM FLATS—
$30 to $37.50. 1520 9th ay S. Chadbourn & i
Braden__2l 4thjt S. .
FOR RENT—CORNER, SECOND-FLOOR"
seven-room apartment, and others; all mod
ern; central. W. P. Mealey, 413 Bank of
Commerce.
For rent—a new eight^room <mod
ern flat, with steam heat; $25 per month.
For particulars Inquire at 1405 20th ay N.
TWT)~FLATS, SOf~E~~ISTH~ST; STRICTLY
modern, heated, four rooms besides bach,
storeroom, wheelroom and laundry. To
adults. Inquire 803 E_lsth st.
STRICTLY""" MODERN"" FLAT ON FIRST :
floor at 733 E 16th st; hardwood floors, open :
plumbing. Carlton, first floor, N. Y. Life. j
j 2g FURNISHED FLATS
I YOUNG COUPLE, HAVING A HANDSOME
modern corner flat, second floor, would rent ;
spare room to single gentleman: walking dis
tance; hot-water heat. Moderate price. Fine
table board near at $-4.50 per week.
FOR RENT—A NINE;-R6~OM FURNISHED
flat. 9 E 17th st. ,
27 OFFICES
FOR RENT—WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF THE
Chamber of Commerce you can rent room 7,
McMillan building, 3d ay S ana 3d st. Room
is 65x19 feet, steam heated, well lighted, sec
ond floor front. Just the room for grain
commission firm; blackboard, 35x9, ruled for!
stocks and grain. Western Union cable in. |
Price of $15 per month and location cannot
be duplicated. O. M. Laraway & Sons, 100
Bank of Commerce. _
OFFICES; STEAM" HEATED; PRICES $6 TO
$.0. Eastnian block, 412 Nicollet. Inquire
room 12.
PARTY TO" ASSUME LEASE OF OFFICE
in Masonic Temple; a snap. 3844, Journal.
OQ STORES
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RENT. THORPE BROS.. ANDRUS BLDG. _
STORE—I22O WASHINGTON AY S, $10. j
Shop for carpenter or repairs, 237 10th ay I
5, $8.
I Shop—2l7 Ist st N, $5. _ j
SECOND FLOOR AT ill WASHINGTON AY i
N; splendid, light, rent cheap. A. W. Carlton, .
first floor X. Y. Life. j
31 HELP WANTED^MALe"
WATCHES CLEANED, $1: MAIN SPRINGS,
$1; warranted one year. Paegcl's. 22 3d Bt S.
A TONIC, JUVENAL]S HAIR FOOD restores
natural color, prevents grayness, 50c. Voegeli.
WANTED—2S BOYS, AT~~ONCE. .
A_ppiy A. P. T. Office.
YOUNG MAN, FOR THOROUGH PREPARA
tioii for office work or business, go to the
Archibald college. Lake st, corner Stevens.
GOOD POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES
are the reward of graduates of the Minnesota
School of Business, 54_3d st S. Enter now.
THE~ECLECTIC Business"CollegToffers"thor
ough and practical courses. 4% Wash, ay S,
Mpls. Call, write or phone for particulars.
THE NATIONAL FOUNDERS ASSOCLV j
tion will pay at least $4.75 a day to competent I
machinery floor molders, and at least $4.60!
to competent machinery bench molders,
union or non-union, to work in the foundries
of its members of this city. Address, for
particulars. National Founders' Association,
box 410, Chicago__
MAN AND WIFE TO WORK ON~STOCK
1 farm; may have house to themselves; good
j wages and work by the year for the right
j people. Address J. D. & C. M. Fargo, Do- I
hand, S. 3. I
31 HELP WANTED-MALE
■ Continued. \..*
WANTED—ALL AROUND ' FIRST-CLASS
tinner ; and plumber, married man, German or
Scandinavian preferred; no drunkards need
apply; steady work. Write or. call on S. O.
Steensland, Beresfard, S. D. " ? >■'.-
WANTED—BY MERCHANT TAILOR, IN
city, an assistant cutter. : Address 4030,
Journal.. ... f»• ' ■..'■ "■'■' "■
WANTED— BOYS. LLOYD MFG. CO.,
1610 Central ay. . "-. <.<i ,
WANTED—FIRST CLASS AGENTS, MALE
or female;. big money for right parties. Call
at room 28, Brunswick Hotel. — .
WANTED — FIRST-CLASS STENOGRA
pher, either lady or gentleman, for abstract
and real estate office. Steady employment.
Address H. Bendeke & Co., Grand Forks,
N. D. , ; •■•--■.■■ .■_- ■ ' .■ . "•_ .--• ■ • -. ■.
A MAN TO SAW WOOD; . BRING SAW
Apply at once. 8310 Coif ax ay S. r
WANTED—PARTY WITH GOOD TEAM OF
horses. Paying position to right person j
Apply Northwestern Stove Co., 812 Henne- I
pin ay. '. w .-'«.-■.-•. ;.,-■•-- .■■■ ■'. v ■■■ •■ '
MESSENGER BOYS, WITH Bl
cycles.'at N. D.T. office, Hennepin ay and
3d st. ..•■■ . y
WANTED—BOOKKEEPER TO DO SOME I
work at Hotel delOtero, Spring Park, Miu
netonka. Write, stating terms for one
week. •....-,■' ; ■ ■» ;\»-
TWO COATMAKERS, AT ONCE. ' H. C.
Strelow & Bro., 250 4th ay S.
LUNCH COUNTER MAN WANTED—A
first-class, experienced man, to take charge
of lunch counter in ■ a restaurant. Must be
a sober, .active and capable : man. Good '
wages paid. Apply to Charles Swanson, box I
1762, Brainerd, Minn. . ,
TAILORS WANTED—ONE PANTS AND !
vestmaker and one coatmaker. Call or- ad
dress J. A. Larson, Sheldon, lowa.
WANTED— COMPETENT SCANDINAVIAN
dry goods. and clothing saleman who can also
do the trimming; steady position; good sal
ary. Address L. Rosenthal, Manistiqua,
Mich. '■'■ " ""•-.•'• .
WANTED— ONCE; EXPERIENCED
bookkeeper and stenographer for country;
state age, salary and references. 4336. Jour
nal^ , ■, .• „
BUSHELMAN WANTED—AT 23 STH ST S."~
good RELIABLE SOLIcfTOIfs~WANTED
for city work. Call Journal subscription de
partment. ..
WANTED—BLACKSMITH. PUFFER-HUB- '
bard_Mfg L _Co.,_26th_st and 32d ay S.
CARPENTERS WANTED—CALL AT 1818 i
4th ay S.
BRIGHT BOY TO LEARN PRINTING
trade. Apply 319 Hennepin ay, Minneapolis
Printing Co. ..,■.■, '
WANTED—COATMAKER AND BUSHEL
man at once. Soderberg, the Tailor. ! 1207
Washington ay N. i ■■■-• '. ' .
OFFICE 80Y—52.50. MUST BB~iT~YEARS
oId ■or over. , Northwestern Agriculturist. ■
1337 Guaranty building. |
WE ARE OPENING UP SOME NEW TER^ \
ritory and can offer special inducements -to '
earnest workers to handle our fast selling :
lines of fall specialties therein.- For par- ]
ticulars as to terms and territory, call on
J. P. Crotty & Co., 507 2d ay S^_ -. ■■ '--
WANTED—IN WHOLESALE HOUSE IN j
city, assistant bookkeeper; not over 30; must
be first-class penman, thoroughly competent.
Address, giving references and salary re
quired. 4402. Journal. ' [ * _
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MAN WITH
soldering iron. Lloyd Mfg Co., 1610 Central
ay. ■■-.'. -■ '. - ■ . - ■ ..,; ■.
COATMAKER FOR THE COUNTRY";
steady work. Apply to W. D. Gallagher,
Loan and Trust building. ...
WANTED—BOY, OVER 16 YEARS OLD, TO
work in factory. Fisher Paper Box Co., 211
Ist ay N. :■;.■ ■■.■■■■:.>>•■•■.
WANTED—BOY, OF ABOUT 16, FOR LIGHT
janitor work. > Apply bacteriological labora
tory, state board of health, university cam
pus, on Sept. 13, at 9 a. m. v . -> „.,-,'■
WANTED—YOUNG MAX FOR BOOKKPIXG
and general office work. Must be a good
penmai., accurate, experienced and furnish
good references. Answer, giving age, experi
ence, references and salary. expected, to post
office box 967. ' " .
WANTED—TWO THOROUGHLY EXPERl
enced groeerymen' for Saturday. None other
Used apply; - Address Harris Grocery, corner
10th and Nlcollet. ' - ■■" '-:-- '
MOLDERS WANTED—AT DIAMOND IRON
Works. • ».: .. : ;..■ ■■.:■■ .--■- ,■■ . : ,>. ;
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS GROCERY
man, at once; references required. 322 ■N.
,Main st, Crookston, Minn. -.■- ■
WANTED— BAKER; YOUNG, SINGLE
man preferred; sober and neat. Box 653.
Northfleld, Minn. >:■ ■■■'■■■ : •
GOOD BOY WANTED—AT CIRKLER'S
drug store, 602 Nicollet. - •".'
twenty-fivlTmex~wanted at isf~av
3 and 31st st. •■■ - •■-■'••.
CLERK FOR COMMISSARY BOARDING
outfit; : must, be .strong and fair . penman;
Scandinavian preferred ? references. . •• ' ;
National Employment Co., 200 Nicollet. I'
WANTED-YOUXG MAN AS STENOGRAPH^
er who is not afraid of losing his dig
nity by doing other work around an office;
good wages;. after ability has been demon
strated. If you want to watch the clock
hands go round, do not apply. 814 Lumber i
Exchange. '■.'. ...,■ ■ ' . y --v-~ ■ ■■.■ j
ys < - , ■■-.', »g
•& WANTED—AT ONCE, 50 MEN FOR $£
jj£ sawmill work, especially 12 competent ♦£
«g lumber rafters, two good men to lift <%■
♦§ on edges and about 35 first-class saw- «J3
$£ mill and yard laborers; good wages ♦$»
$£ paid, i Apply quick, ready to go to *&
«£ work. • IK
>& .-,■■ GEORGE H. AT WOOD, #
% t •• ;•■■-■■■ - ; Still water, Minn. •, %
WANTED—YOUNG MAN, GOOD PENMAN, j
for office position; must be willing; perma
nent^ 4452, ■ Journal. •. ■ ■■, . .
WANTED—BARBER FOR 'SATURDAY. :j
Globe Barber Shop. . _^ ■
WANTED—OFFICE BOY. CALL 512 AND~
rus building. . - ■ • -. .■;
INTELLIGENT AND NEAT AP
nearing young man to sell high grade elec
trical supplies to consumers in Minneapolis;
references. Address 4468, Journal. >
32 HELP WANTED-FEMALE
10-YEAR gold-filled spectacles, $1.50; eyes ex
amined , free. - Ostrem, 329 Nlcollet. upstairs.
GOOD POSITIONS AND GOOD SALARIES
are the reward of graduates of the Minnesota
School of Business, 54 3d st S. Enter now.
YOUNCk^WOMAN, FOR~THOROUGU7PREP^
aratloj .• office work or business, ,go to the
Archibald college, Lake st, corner . Stevens. •
NO HOUSEKEEPER NEED HAVE'ROACH
€s in her house if she doesn't want them.'
"Kill-em-all" powder cleans them out; 50t
per box at grocers' and druggists'. Convincing
i testimonials on each box.' ■ ',-
WANTED—GIRL FoiT~GENERAL~HOUSE
work. 334 4:h st XE. / ■■'-■■", \
! WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MEAT COOK;
good_wages.___Write 3704, Journal. '■,:,
LADIES HAVING" TROUBLES TO~CALITOR
write Dr. Bly, 27 4th st S._ New book, 25c.
WANTED—FIRST-CLASS STENOGRAPHER
and typewriter; dry goods experience pre
ferred. r, State wages expected. Address 4048,
Journal. v ; . .., •
TWENTY-FIVE .EXPERIENCED OPERA
tors on power machines, to make shirt waists
and wrappers; steady work all fall and win
ter_at good prices.,'. Factory, 612 20th ay X.
WANTED— GOOD, GIRL~FbR~GENERAL
housework ;_small family. 618 10th ay SE.
FUR REPAIRERSTWANTED IN MAX UFACT
turing department, third floor. Inquire for
Mr. Jerdee, The Palace Clothing House Co.
GOOD . GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 3124 Park ay.
WANTED—A GOOD SERVANT FOR THREE
in family; German girl preferred; at 2549
Harriet ay. • . -„ ■ .
WANTED—WOMAN ,TO COME IN EVERY
morning to take care of five rooms in ex
change for_ board. 616 7th st S., :
A GOOD ~"GIRl/~FOR~GENERAL~HOUSE
work, " small modern flat and" good wages.
59_Lyndale ay N, Groveland flats, flat 3. ;\
--\ WANTED—A MIDDLE^G~ED~~WOMAN TO
help with light housework and care of baby
in modern flat. Apply, 26 12th st N, second
floor. .- ■■ ■ •■■..■■■■-■■;• : .'-.
WANTED—COMPE~TENT~SECbNb~GIRIT~AT
Mrs. S. P. Snider'a, 1226 : Mt. Curve ay. ■
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; good wages. 3131 2d ay S. ' ,
WANTED—NEAT GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK,
house modern, good home; wages $2.50 per
week. Address 4390, Journal.;.", y_, •
WANTED—WOMAN TO . OFFICES"
The World Window Cleaning Co., 221 Nic
ollet ay. ' ■ ;■'■'■'"".■'■'-•'.•'.
SECOND cook wanted—one that un
derstands pas??y work. At Hotel San Angelo,
1221 Nicollet ay. .__
WANTED—GOOD I STRONG GIRL, LIVING
at-home, to work in kitchen of small % home
bakery; no work eveping3 or i Sundays." 1024
Hennepin avenue. '■■ : \J •' -j ■ - '
| APPRENTICES TO LEARN THE I _ILUIN
! cry at C. T. Nelson's Millinery. 79 6th st S,
and 429 Cedar ay 5.".';..: • - , .
TEACHER ' WANTED FOR DISTRICT
school; either first or second grade certificate;
j state salary expected. 4409, Journal. ":■"
WANTED—LADY "ASSISTANT "RETOUCH
er Kieraki's sudio i £4 &th -at SE. :■ v-;.^: ;-■/
WANTED—SEWIXG GIRLS'AND EXPERl
enced operators on power sewing machines,
making shirt s r waists. Day or.'■, piece work.
Steady employment. .?* Also.. young ' girls -;. to
sew buttons. 1 D. Cohen * Co., 519 Ist ay ( S. ;
Continued.
WANTED—FIVE CULTURED LADIES FOR
pleasant employment on salary of $9 per
wggk^ Apply at 937 Guaranty building.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSK
work; good wages and good place. At 3103
Stevens ay. ■
WANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE GIRL FOR
general housework. No girl afraid of work
need apply; good wages. 42 11th at N. _
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 916 6th at SE.
WANTED — EXPERIENCED, RAPID
stenographer for position until first of year.
707 Boston block.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS AND SSEW
ing girls to make shirt waists, wrappers, etc.,
on power sewing machines; good pay and
steady work. Sterling Mfg. Co., corner sth ay
Njtnd 3d st, second floor Hey wood building.
WANTED—LADIES WISHING TO MAKB
$8 to $10 a week at home; something entirely
new in decorative work ; no experience neces
sary; also a few to travel; exclusive territory
given. Call and see work. Mrs. Umsted, 44
llth_st_N^
WANTED — COMPETENT GIRL FOR
kitchen work at 634 E 14th st
WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; four adults. Smith. 508 W
82d_st.
5 E VERAL MANGLE GIRLS. MODEL
Steam Laundry, 12 University ay SE.
WANT ED^FIRST-CLASS PLAIN SEAMS
tress for one week; references required. 300
Walnut st SE.
fwO^GIRLS-^ONE FOR SECOND WORK,
who likes to sew, one for cooking, no 1 wash
ing; good wages. Call 2302 Ist ay S.
WANTED—COOK AT 2507 BLOOMINGTON
ay.
33jaORSES i^ARRIAGES-SALE^
NEW AND SECOND-HAND BUGGIES,
wagons, surreys, phaetons, rubber-tired run
abouts, horses, harnesses, all kinds; new
work exchanged for old. Cash or time. 414
3d st S.
LUMBERMEN, TAKE NOTICE"
We will have from 200 to 300 head of heavy
logging horses on hand at all times this fall
for our logging trade and will invite you to
look over our stock for your kind. Barrett
6 Zimmerman's Midway Horse Market, St.
Paul, Minn.
FOR S~ALE—A SPAN OF CARRIAGE
horses, city broke, very gentle; price |250.
S. G^Woodard, 2016 Portland ay.
FOR &ALE—GOOD WORK TEAM; WEIGHT
about 2,800. Also a fresh cow and calf.
21st and Kenwood station.
$125—COMBINATION DRIVING AND RlD
ing mare; safe for lady; seal brown; weight
1,050. Sexton's Livery, Lowry Hill.
FOR SALE or EXCHAXGE=PAIR~MARES?
2,400 lbs, one 1,400 lba horse; two small cheap
drivers, one small pacer; give me an offer.
316 sth ay S.
TEAM OF~FARM MARES, 1,200 EACHTONE
fine 3-year-old colt, weight, 850; one cheap
horse, $20; cash or time. 613 sth ay S.
FOR SALE—A GOOD~TEAM OF WORKING
horses (3,000 lbs.) and harness for $150; also,
wide-tired wagon. G23 3d st S.
I FOR SAIiE—A FIRST-CLASS - MARE, 5
! years old; good trotter and pacer, and new
set harness. 108 Washington ay S.
for sa'le^good""deli"very or family
horse, cheap. Kelly.^7ls 6th ay S.
FOR SALE—HEAVY TEAM "GOOfTwORK^
ers. Call Saturday or Sunday. 2524 Hennepin.
34JHORSES,CARRIAGES— W'T'D
WANTED—GOOD GENTLE HORSE FOR
buggy use during winter in exchange for feed
end care; will receive the best attention.
Northwestern Stove Co., 312 Hennepin ay.
WANTED—TO BUY A BROUGHAM FOR
family use. 4166, Journal.
WANTED—GOOD HORSE AND BUGGY FOR
keep •during winter; good place and care.
4406, Journal.
35 INSTRUCTION
MINNEAPOLIS AMATEUR CHORAL—EV
ery Thursday, 4 p. _■„ Malta Temple, 243
Nicollet ay. Singing class for high school
and grade school pupils. George H. Xorrning
ton, instructor. James H. Titus, superin
tendent.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN GRADE AND
'high school studies. Careful attention given
to special caßes. Mrs. Bragdon, 2507 Pills
bury ay.
PR IV ATE INSTRUCTION GIVEN TO A
limited number of backward pupils by a com
petent lady teacher; terms reasonable. For
particulars address 4467. Journal.
30 LOANS AND CHATTELS
RICE LOANS on all kinds of personal prcp
erty; charges reaaonable. 506 Globe hldg.
QUICK LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE,
pianos, etc., without removal; easy pa>ments,
cheapest rates; business confidential. Minne
sota Mortgage Loan Co., room 306 Bank of
Commerce building, cor. Ist ay S and Ith at.
I PAWNBROKERS—ReIiabIe, reasonable; con-
I fldential. Harris & Goldstein. 239 Ist ay S.
LOANS MADE ON "HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co., 825 Guaranty Loan.
LOANS MADE ON SAME DAY AS APPLI-
I cation, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons,
! fixtures, etc., goods to remain in your un
j disturbed possession.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWING ROOMS.
■ Minneapolis Loan Co., 001-2 Globe Building.
MOXEY^ONEITON CHAT^f ELTIeCURTtyT
large loans a specialty. Second-mortgage
loans on real estate. Terms the best. Wil
liams, 916 Guaranty building.
37 LOST AND FOUND "
FOUND—IN MY PASTURE, GRAY HORSE
and yearling bay colt. Austin, 3908 Aldrich
ay S.
LOST—SILVER BELT'bUCKLE ON 3D OR
4th ays S, between E i6th and Grant. 414
Century building. Reward.
FINDER OF POCKETBOOK CONTAINING
keys and ticket, return to 1308 E 25th st.
Keep money for reward.
LOST—TUESDAY" AFTERNOON OR EVE^
ning, a pair of rimless eyeglasses. Finder
return to Thos. A. Clark, Printers' Exchange,
and receive reward. _
LOST—TWO BLACK~COWS~XNirdNE~JER
sey heifer; please -leave word to J. Clements,
83 12th ay NE.
! LOST—AN OPAL BROOCH, ON 9TH~AV~S,
: between Washington and 15th st, * Sunday
i night; reward for return to Journal office.
39 MEDICAL
j $500 REWARD—DR.TAYLOR'S TANSY PEN
ryoia English Female Regulating Pills, the la
! dies' friand and priceless boon; they are the
! original and only genuine; are safe and al
ways reliable; never fail. Mailed anywhere
for $1. Sold at all drug stores. Cbarles A.
Drefs, Mfg. Chemist. Buffalo. N. V.
ELITE BATH PARLORS, 626 HENNEPIN
ay; porcelain tubs; massage, cabinet and
medicated baths: experienced lady atfp--"*ant.
LADIES HAVING TROUB~LITs~fo~CALLrOR
i write Dr. Bly, 27 4th st S. New book, 25c.
MAGNETIC MASSAGE MANIPULATION^
porcelain, tub, vapor baths. Mrs* Dr. Stein,
27 EJTth st. suite 200, St._Paul.
MRS. DR. ~F." McKAY, REM6vED~FROM
620% to 412 Nicollet, room 51, sixth floor; take
elevator. Electricity, magnetism and baths.
42 NOTICE
ROOFING—FOR GRAVEL ROOFING AND
repairing, get an estimate from A. Swenson,
practical roofer, 807 Emerson ay N 'Phone
Main 2770-J5.
43 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO DITCH CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
board of audit at the office of the secretary
of state for the state of Minnesota until two
o'clock p. m., September 26, 1901, for the
construction of drainage ditches as follows:
Badger and Skunk creek ditch, in Roseau
county; length, B'vi miles; excavation, 89,75 a
yards.
Lost River ditch, in Polk and Beltraml
counties; length, 3 7-10 miles; excavation,
■ 30,275 cubic yards.
I New Solurn ditch, in Marshall county;
I length, 4 miles; excavation, 55,728 cubic yards.
Goodhope ditch, in Norman county; length,
three miles; excavatio*, 72,424 cubic yards.
Plans and specifications of which may be
seen at the office of the secretary of state, or
at the office of George A. Ralph, engineer for
the drainage commission, Crookston, Minn.
Bids will be considered only from responsi
ble parties, who have had experience in ditch
work.
The successful bidder will be required to
enter into contract without delay and to
furnish a satisfactory bond as a guarantee
that the contract will be faithfully executed.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Dated at St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 5, 1901.
P. E. HANSON,
Member of Board of Audit.
DR. B. SHEPARD, SPECIALIST; DISEASES
of women; office, 620% Nicollet. Telephone
64 LI; residence, South 433 J2. Office hours,
11 a. m. to 5 p. m. Dr. B. Shepard.
FEMALE DISEASES CURE~D
By Dr. Wheeler, specialist; irregular men
struation successfully treated. Office, Glebe
building, Minneapolis.
EXAMINATION FREE.
A TONIC, JUVEXALIS HAIR FOOD restores
natural color, prevents grayneas. 50c. Voeseli
The Journal's Daily Puzzle
WHERE IS THE FRENCH PEASANT?
44 PERSONAL
Continued.
ASTHMA, HAY FEVER—WE CAN CURE
any case on earth. See doctors or write
Brazilian Asthma Cure, 2211 4th ay S, Minne
apolis, Minn. ■ ■ - -. . ■ ■
ANY OLD SKIN WILL DO FOR OTHERS?
Uwanta satin skin, therefore use Satin-Skin
Cream and Powder. 25c.
HAIR AND SCALP REMEDIES.
Dandruff, falling hair or itching and ecze
lnatous scalp and growing baldness ceases the
day their use has begun. Send stamp for
particulars or 50c for trial course. O. K.
Chance, 580 Syndicate Arcade, Minneapolis,
Minn. . ■
T. H. BLY, M. D., SPECIALIST IN ALL I
diseases of women; all irregularities correct
fed; private home for women before and dur
iug confinement; new book 25c, 1 all you nee'i
to know. Office, 27 4th st S. third floor.
LADIES—SSOO REWARD FOR AN ABNOR
maI, obstinate case of suppression, any cause,
my Regulator fails to relieve in 24 hours;
positively guaranteed; no ergot or pills; many
saved from suicide; ideal safe home treat,
ment; mail $3. Dr. Jackson, R. C. 812, 167
Dearborn at. Chicago.
. ______
LADIES]
Bradley's Face Wash removes moth, tan,
freckles and pimples; 25c; sale Donaldson's,
Olson's, Minneapolis Dry Goods. Agents ap
ply to Mrs. Bradley, 267 Dupont ay N. near ■
Western. , ■
LADIES HAVING TROUBLES TO CALL O~R
write Dr. Bly, 27 4th st S. New book, 25c.
HAIR SWITCHES, HAIR CHAINS, FRENCH
toupees, wigs for ladies and gentlemen; mail
orders filled. Brahl's Hair Bazaar, 409 Nlcol
let, upstairs. \
EYES EXAMINED FREE, glasses adjusted
properly, by graduate optician. Abeles, 243 Nic
45 REAL ESTATE LOANS
I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF $100 TO $500
loans on city real estate; principal payable
at any time. A. H. Polley, 501 Andrus bldg.
46 PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT (JAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main office, No. 929
--935 Guaran(.y Loan building, Minneapolis,
Minn.; branch office, room 52 McGlll build
ing, Washington. D. C. :
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
47 IMPROVED
W. A. BARNES & CO., 300-302 NIOOLLET,
issue a rental bulletin and real estate list
every Monday. Call or send and get one.
LAUDERDALE & CO., 355~TEMPLE COURT,
will look after your property; we collect
rents, sell aud Insure for non-residents.
WE HAVE a LARGE LIST OF BARGAINS
in houses, both, for sale and rent. Lewis W.
I Campbell, Pillsbury .building.
FOR SALE—BY OWNER, 7-ROOM HOUSE;
desirable location, in eighth ward; cash pay
ment down, balance on time; a snap. 1853,
Journal. _________
we WANT an OFFER FOR THE neat
well built seven-room house, including lot
and outbuildings, running to twelve-foot al
ley, known and numbered 2823 Columbus ay;
must be sold. Kane & Co., Bank.- of Com
merce building. '■ '
THE BEST, NEW, MODERN, SEVEN
-1 room house in the city, inside, $2,750. $300
cash, balance monthly, 6 per cent. 'W. W.
Clark, 313 Nicollet. .
V£ !«
& $5,200, TEN ROOM HOUSE, 1504 IST _
Uz ay S, lot 50x140 feet to alley. ye
$£ $125.00 each, four lots on Nicollet ay tfi
$& near 45th st. }£ ;
*Js $100—For fine nicely wooded lots.Blais- ♦£•
•f dell and 35th st. Hi I
ii THORPE BROS., Andrus Building. •§
I & ..: • ■ •
$2600— FOR A GOOD SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
on 13th ay ■ SE, all modern . except' furnace;
everything in excellent condition. W. W.
Shotwell, 322 New York Life Building.
$6,OOO—VERY VALUABLE NBW HOUSeToN
Lowry Hill; one block from Hennepin
, ay car and Lyndale car; ten rooms;
all hardwood finish first floor, includ
ing kitchen; pine finish second floor;
laundry, wine and vegetable cellar; full
plumbing; hot water - heat; lot, 50x130
feet, east front. $1,000 cash, $50 month
will buy this charming home.
Edmund G. Walton, 300 Hennepin ay.
FOR SALE—NICE LITTLE ~-HOME IN
Highland Park, mostly modern. .Call 2410
Emerson ay N. ______
PROPERTY FOR SALE SITUATED ON THE
banks of Clear Lake. Apply John Krey, Wa
conia, Minn. '■, '
40 FARM LANDS
FOR SALE—I6O ACRES WILD LAND, FOUR
miles Langdon, Cavalier county, for cash.
O. W. Kerr, Cooperstown, N. D.
FINE FARMS CHEAP—BUY FROM OWNER
and leave agents alone. Good bargains; write
for particulars. G. A. Ostlind, Hendrlcks.
Minn. ■
A BARGAIN IN A STb"CK FARM~I2O I
I acres, brick house, basement, barn, timber !
! and water; 2% miles from New Paynesville,
R. P. Gilbert, Paynesvllle, Minn.
50 REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE OR SELL FOR CASH—ONE
of the handsomest houses in Anoka. Lo
cated on three 50-foot lots, with a barn that
cost $3,000, with coach and carriage-house
attached. Total property cost" $15,000. !It is
desirable for man of family who wishes to
retire or move into a good suburb like Anoka
to educate his children. Address 4283, Jour
nal. -. . " ■ ' ...'■■'. --■/; .
SITUATIONS WANTED
51 > HALE
SITUATION WANTED—BY SOBER MAN TO
tend furnace, care for horses or cow; best of
! references. 4215, Journal. - ; -,
SITUATION WANTED—BY; A' MARRIED
man, as janitor;"experienced In steam and
hot water. < Can do all repair work sin and
around building. . Best of references given.
Address 3705,1li»urnal. ..- -.. ■ ■„ . , .
YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS, WA^f^l\fOß~K;
would like to learn shipping; fair education;
having completed 2& years' in high school.
4358, Journal.
JTyoung man wants work' of some
kind. Over three years' . experience in office.
Address 4369. Journal.
EXPERIENCED salesman'wants posi
tion, city or road, staple goods. • Address 4050,
Journal.
A~FIRST-CLASS PAINTER IS OPEN TO
engagement Monday. High-grade interior
finish a specialty. 4441; Journal. - - r-
BOY OF 17 WANTS TO WORK FOR HIS
board and attend school. D. P. Hirsch, Gen
eral Delivery. Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED—PLACE TO WORK FOR ROOM
and board . while attending business college.
Address 4139, Journal.; ,- ■_■ ■- •— t
COACHMAN WANTS STEADY POSITION
in private family; have good, recommenda
| tions. Address 4398. Journal. ;,
SITUATION WANTED BY CUTTER WHO
understands his business; best of references.
Address, stating full particulars, 4463, Jour
nal; ' ■■ "' -■-"' ■:-'" .-■■■ '- ' ■ ■ • ''•: -', -£l
CO FEMALE
SITUATION BY A VERY COM
petent and reliable woman' to take care of
or clean offices or flats; good recommenda
tions^ Address 4253, Journal. ' - • : ' ,
WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG^LADY^AS
cashier, assistant bookkeeper or stenographer.
Can furnish best of references. 4326, Journal.
as
SITUATIONS WANTED
Continued.
AMERICAN GIRL NOT THOROUGHLY EX
perienced, wants to do housework, where it
would be like a home; no small children;
willing to work for small salary. 4316, Jour
nal. ■, ■
WANTED — POSITION AS ASSISTANT
bookkeeper; can furnish best of references.
4327, Journal. •
WANTED—DAY WORK OP ANY KIND, BY
competent woman; am good laundress. Call
405 7th ay S. ■■
WANTED— AS STENOGRAPHER.
Experienced Remington operator. Best of'
references. Address A. 8., 79 9th st 8, flat 3.
53^___STORAQB ... .
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND FUEL CO.
has unequaled facilities for moving and stor
ing household goods; packing for storage and
shipment by experienced men. Office, 46 South
3d st. Telephone, Alain 656, .both exchanges.
FIREPROOF STORAGE, New Clean Rooms
REALTY CO.. 106 Ist ay N. Tel. Main,2o62 J.
57 EXCHANGE-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—GOOD HARD COAL; SELF
feeder; must bo a good one. Have book case
and other stoves to trade. 616 7th st S.
53 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WE BUY diamonds or trade for new; we pay
cash for old gold or make into new Jewelry.
Jacobs Jewelry Co., 41 Washington ay S.
CASH PAID for all kinds of household goods.
Don't sell before getting estimates from the
Town Market. 25-27 sth st S. Tel. 1993.
CAR-LOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
made up for. Pacific coast points, making a
big saving in freight. Parties moving to the
coast should not fail to consult us The
Boyd Transfer Co., 46 3d st S.
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD
and exchanged. Goodyear Book Co., 319 Hen.
WANTED—SECOND-HAND FIRE PROOF
safe, and roller top desk. Address- A. D.
Doane, 2327 Fremont ay N.
gO WANTED TO rent •
& WE HAVE A CONSTANT DEMAND {&
Z» for modern houses, flats and stores, *_
So List your property with us for prompt Xi
$ rental. . .- -, ■ ■■' ■■■ . £5
U THORPE BROS., . **
Zi Andrus Building. "-JS
88888888888388888 £8883888883 KSSSSBSBB S2S2S£sS
WHY PAY RENT? WE HAVE HOMES
from $700 to $3,500; $100 to $200 down and
monthly > payments. Lauderdale & Co., 355
Temple Court. '.
WANTED—NICELY FURNISHED MODERN
flat or house, October to April, in walking
distance; best references. Call or address
O. F. Symons, 102 Lumber Exchange. ■
WANTED—THREE : MODERN ROOMS~FOR
light housekeeping, within walking distance
of business center. 4313, Journal. : /"
GENTLEMAN WIFE "DESIRE WELL
furnished flat, Oct. Ist, for winter or longer.
No children; excellent care given; references.
3971, Journal, •• .
WANTED—FIVE-ROOM" HOUSE OR' FLAT;
must be reasonable rent and In walking dis
tance. Eighth ward preferred. 4381, Journal.
WANTED—TWO ROOMS FURNISHED~IF
possible, with board in same house or near
by; would take part of flat. Location must be
on or near Lowry Hill; references given and
required. 4419, Journal. ■..-■
D—THREE OR FOUR UNFUR
nished rooms, without heat, by man and wife,
for light; housekeeping; state price. Address
4456, Journal. • ;..'..->
ft} WAgTBD—REAL ESTATE
VI WE WANT &
»_• A modern and up-to-date choice resi- $$
*j£ dence, 10 to 14 rooms, Lowry Hill or •«
55 an equally choice location, with large £_
»5 and desirable grounds. We mean &
ǣ business and will pay $20,000 to $30,000 ȣ
<§ and make an .all-cash purchase, Vt
*}& Owners, call or address. . - %
*!£ LANE & CONRAD CO., «£
% 513 Phoenix Building. 3
\g3 MINES AND mining
HAVE 2,000 SHARES GREAT REPUBLIC
gold mining stock for sale; highest cash price
takes it on or before Sept. 20. George T. Ben
nam, Austin, Minn. ' -"■ •. ■
COPPER CROWN OF ARIZONA
Mining company. "One Mine," 600 feet by
! 1,500 feet, near Copper Crown of Arizona
land sold recently for $60,000. We own 12 as
large, 600 by 1,500 ft. We have ore. Come to 13
7th st S, Minneapolis, Minn., and see it. To
buy more machinery, we offer 20,000 shares
par $1, at 25 cents, in 100-share certificates;
$1,000 of stock for $250; $100 of stock for $85.
Send for: prospectus and last report.
' GET INTO A COPPER MINE. .
Charles F. Potter & Co., Investment Brok
ers. 13 7th st S.
RAMBLER OF WYOMING." ■ \
I Ferrls-Hagerty copper mine is sold for
i $2,500,000; "Doan" to Chicago men for $2,000,
--: 000; bougst by Denver men in 1900 for $250,
--: 000; bought by Denver men in 1900 for $250,
--|in 100 feet. We can sell 20,000 shares RAM
BLER stock at 5 cents; par. $1; 1,000 shares,
$50. . .-
Send for Rambler Prospectus.
Charles F. Potter & Co., Investment Bro
kers, 13 7th st S.
we HAVE SOLD 60,000 shares SIX
Eagles stock in Minneapolis and vicinity, and
unless the company raises what little money
they need either by bonding or borrowing we.
hall sell 50,000 more. Stock worth $1 per
share now. Offered for short time, 25c. Get
our prospectus. Six Eagles Mining Co., Loan
and Trust building. • \ -._ »
65 mo vi wo '■■■
SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN
ery ■ moved; household goods moved and
stored or packed for shipment by expert
packers. Boyd Transfer and Fuel Co., 46 34
st' S. Telephone Main 656. both companies.
THE M. P. D. delivers packages in the city,
10c; St. Paul. 15c. 15 7th st S. Tel. 1526-1.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE—
Furniture moved, stored, packed, shipped;
best facility s; largest and finest transfer
Tans. Office 200 Nlc. Tel 1208; re». Tel. 2234-L.
g7 MACHINERY AND ENGINES"
IRON-WORKING AND WOOD-WORKINO
Machinery—Largest stock in the northwest I
>Northern Machinery Co., 217 So. 3d st.Mpl».
HYATT ROLLER BEARINGS FOR SHAFT
-1 ING. . :•:: •• ; - ..."
Will materially reduce your power bill.
Will save 75 per cent in oil consumption and
will entirely eliminate the delays and danger
or fire caused by hot boxes. No up-to-date
manufacturer can afford to over-look an
opportunity to reduce the running expenses of
his plant. It won't cost you a cent to in
vestigate these bearings, and they will save
you many dollars. Call or write and let us
explain them to you. ' , '■:'■
STRONG & NORTHWAY MFG. CO., :
Special Agents,
251-253 Third Ay 8. Minneapolis, Minn. '
JA FURRIERS
LADTET'n^N^INVTO^FraciiAIE^INK
furS would -do well to . examine my line and
get prices on seal, otter, Persian lamb and
near-seal coats. Large line of gents' fur
lined coats, made from Imported Kersey,
lined with selected skins; handsome, .durable
coats, at moderate prices. Fine furs to order
at short notice. Repairing, remodeling and
redying. First-class work; reasonable prices.
A. Reiner, practical furrier. Thirty yejsrV
experience. 16 9th st S, corner Heoaapla..
■Phone 2T29-J3 Mala.