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The fc'owler fraternity will meet Tuesday at
F.30 p. m. An intciestiug discussion Is ex
pected.
Frlands' quarterly meting will be held at their
Church, First avenue S and Founeentli street,
to-night at 7 45 p. ra. Rev. E. H. Purdy, of
Iowa. will address the meeting.
The Christian and Missionary Alliance will
bold its regular Sunday service at 3 p. m. in
the Christian Workers" Mission hall, 2i Wash
ington avenue S. W. !.. McCandish is supei
lntendent.
At St. Matthew a church to morrow the tegular
morniug seivice with c -lebration of the nolr
communion will he held at 11 o'clock, Kc
Mi. Mitchell of St Paul officiating. Evening
service at S.
lh" fotuth iinnu-U banquet of the nieu's club of
the Fifth Avenue Congregational chuich will he
rWd Feb 12 at the chuuli A piomlnent sneakei
has been secured and the Tuskegee colored male
quartet will sing
At Plymouth lunch Sunday afternoon at o
0 clock \ III be held the regular monthly rati
bual service. A fine piogiam has beeu pn
pared by the choir under the direction of
Hamlin II Hunt, the organist
The Gideons u Christian organisation of com
HUM rial travclcis M1 have cliaige of the sei\
i es at Paik Vvenue Congiegatioual church on
Sunday e\ening The choir x\ ill assist. All
commercial travelers cspcriallj invited.
Ue.. C L Lehueit. the pastoi, will begin ,i
eci les of revival meetings Sunday evening at tne
Central German thunli SOIVUCB will be held
everj evening next week except Monti iv and
fcatiirdaj. Good ringing will be a feature
l alvaiy Baptist cl.uicn will begin i two
weeks' seiiesof revival meetings Mondaj evening
Her H r. Stilwell, D l , of St Paul M
assist the pnstoi and I'tolc^oi Stout will have
lnig of the music Solos and special music
each evening
Kt (entui\ hall to morrow afternoon, lorn
Slackex, the evangelist of the Chicago Midnight
Mission, will speak on The Gloilou* Gospel. '
Miss Alherthon, who at companies him, will
sing Henri B Bledsoe and .Mrs Katie Smith,
famous coloied smgeis wIII als sing several
jiumbem
At Highland Paik Pr sin tciian lunch Sun
dit moining the choir under tlie diiection of
1'mfess.oi Crosbj Hopps will dn Th\ Will
Be Done " bv c'ranner In the eveuing Mit-s
i loss will plnr as a pi elude ' Meditation, * by
Renand De\ ilbai 'I he hoii will oing "Tho
1 Old Is My Shepherd hi Fields (,
lhoe who ha\e listened with such gieat in
teicst to the lectures by Piofessoi Fenellosa on
* Oilental Ait ' will be pleased to know that
he is to speak at the Church of the Kedeeraei
Pnndav evnnng, upon another of those subjects
which his lon^ lesidcnce in the fat east enables
him to die USEI the Responsibilities of Ameilca
In the Fni Bast
The morning offfertoiv al Westminster chinch
tonioiiow morning will be Dvornk s O God Be
Meuiful In the evening Miss Williams will
sing as the offertoiv - (Jod's )ove ' b\ Ulns
Heiliert The 'est of the evening progiam of
mush follows Oigan offcitoiv m F Mlnoi,
Silome. anthem Onwaid ChtiMiiiu Soldiers"
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i[.iff
iacDougall, response ( ome ^ earv Souls,"
The Sunday school and occasional seivices
Which have been canied on at Linden Hills foi
the past siv jeais have de\pioped into a pprma
iiMi wmk A lot has beu bought at the south
east coinei of Mieiidan menue S and Foitv
necond stteet as a site foe a chuich to be built
in the neai future The plans will assure a
beautiful stiuiture and an architectural orna
ment to the coininunit}
At rowli M K church tomouow inoinmg
the music In the ipiaitet will be as follows
Cod Be Merc Iful Rncl . 'Holy. Hob Lei J
Icoi offertorv Mi Williams the c hoirnnstei. will
sing \I} Soul L.ongetli ' Maiston asBisted by
the choi In the evenini the choir will sing
- Hark Haik Mv Soul bhelly The ohligato
solo will be sung bv viis It Burton 'lomliuson,
with iespouse b.v ihe choius
The special icvival meetings at Bclblehem
riesbvteriau (hurch ha^e leen remarkablv ln
teiestmg Eangelis 'I m Mackej is a cleai
liowerful sr-iiptural pitachci and large audi
ences have been in attendance Mi Mackev
t-peaks Stindav st the Mindav school hour and
also In the evening lie will be assisted by
Miss Vlhertson and Bethlehem Choral Lnion
Iheie will be meetlmrs 17ery uight next week
at 8 o c lork except Snturdnv
At the First Baptist church. Rev. W. B Riley
will pleach tomoirow moining and e\ening
Baptism will be administered at the close of
The evening seivice Xne musical piogram for
the daj is ns follows MorningChorus, ' His
Meic\ ' nnclureth I orevet ' Stainei, response,
qtiaitet, solo, "The Publican Osgood, bv F.
E Woodwaid. FveningChoius * Haiken Unto
Me Mv People Watson i espouse cmaitet
duet. Mi and Mis Woodward
\t Simpson Methodist c-hmch Sunday even
ing there will he a special musical seivice.
Be- Pr Hider will give the history of sev
eral or the populai hvmns The quartet will
give Duolev Buck's Lead Kindly Light ', "O
lotd I tome ' Bnsfoid with violin ohligato
bv Ralph Countryman and ' The Shadows of the
Kvening Hour. Barn ShellcT Don Rider will
sing a solo. ' Abide W 1th Me and Carl Hunt
ii gton will give Sullivan s "Lost Chotd" as a
comet solo
At Hennepin Avenue church, l William
Khys Heibe't will conduct the music to-morrow
as follows MorningOrgan Andantlno in D
flat t*eman. nnthem "The Lord Is My Rock."
Woodman otTertor "The Lord Ts Mindful."*
Mendelssohn Mrs Parthenia He Witt Eva
nlng- Anthem "t onsidet and Heat MP ' Psalm,
anthem Savior Breathe an Evening Blessing '
Lansing, offertorv solo H Lewis Belknap ' In
the Shepherd a Told ' Sheldon aftei song,
'Loid at Thj Meicy Sat
A series of gospel meetings will be held in the
Fremont Avenue Congiegatioual church begin
niug to morrow. Tho speakcis sre as follows
Fundsv moining. Rev Ricliard Brown, evening.
EvangelNIs Srott and Ki Icdlcr Mouday evening
Fnsign Abrahamson and Staff Captain Heibst oi*
South Dakota Tuesdav Maff Captain Waite and
tnptain Herbst, Wednesdaj. Rev T E. Archer,
the little glint of Methodism. Sunday, Feb 1,
Evnngelist Tom Mic kiy and tlie Bweet solo sing
ei. Miss Vlbcrtson of the Chicago Midnight Mls
slor. will Tinve charge of all tho services
At AVeslev Methodist church Sunday moining
Profpssoi ( lmrles Horswell will preach. Miss
Sans Souci will plnv the organ morning and even
ing The Riedelsbeiger Tischer quartet will
piny the following music Morning, (a) pie
lude. op '2b, No 4, Chopin (b). intermezzo,
Mascigni r.vening. Berceuse Henri Rebel.
The spec lal solos of Mrs. Maud I luiei Jones for
the dav are as follows Moining "Lead. Kind
It Light." Sheppard. evening. "A Dream of
Bethlehem " Rodney Pr Montgomery will
in the evening give the fomth address In the
sens. "Voices from ovei the Sea." on "Voices
from Ihe Bastile '
Tomorrow moining Rev ,1 H Cudlipp of the
Forest Heights Methodist chuich will begin a se
ries of twelve
f 1
rl he subjects are is "Chris t and the
Home " ' ( hrist and the Church," "Christ and
Socifjtv." "Christ as a rriend." "Chi 1st as a
Teacher." "Christ anil Business." "Christ apd
lite Problem of Suffeiing," "Chiist and the Bi
ble, ' ". lyrist the Gentleman," "Christ and the
yuestion of Sin ' "Chiist and the Resurrection,"
"(hrist Fiom Eveilasting to Everlasting" Mr.
udlipp will also begin a seiies of Sunday eve
ning addio-sp on ' In and About Old Castle
lloval ' The topics aie "Cupid in Old Castle
Koval," ' Cupid Again in Old Castle Roval." ' A
Message of Lore to Old Castle Royal," "Skele
tons in the ( lo*et of old Castle Rojal, ' "The
Complement to Old Carttle Royal "
CHURCH SERVICES TO-MORROW
Rlchfleld-
den Bearing
Western AvenueFrederick Watson Hart, mor
ning and evening
St. Louis PaikUev
'Burden Bearing "
SimpsonMoining. i)r
nlng, song seriite
Ihiiteenth AvenueMoining, Rev
len. Evening. Dr. William Fielder.
BroadwajRev. C H. McCrea niorning,"Tbe
Giain of iJodliness", evening, ""Ihe Promise of
the Father."
Ftankliu Avenue--Rev. A. A. Graves mor
ning. "Evolution of the Christ Life" evening,
"Hod's Lou* to the v\orld."
LaUe SiieetRev T W. Stout morning
"traininr Life bv Losing It", evening, '"The Coal
Shoitagc in Out Better Lnes."
FowleiPr I" A. Cool, morning, "Why I Be
lieve in the fmmoitnhtj of the Soul" evening,
"How to Kind Voui Neighboi."
Park A".oiuie Rev G G Ynllentjnet morning
and evening moining "The Divine Origin of the
Bible, anHorn with the Scientists '*
FOBSRev J. II Dewart morning, "The
Meaning of the Expression 'Spiritual Man',":
evening, "Lessons From the History of Israel."
Central GermanRev. C. L. Lehnert morning,
"A Reviving Which Makes God's People Re
joice", evening, "Who Shall Save the Sinner?"
Hennepin AvenueRev. S. D. Hutiinplller,
morning. "The Church of Life and Power" eve
ning, "The Wilderness and the Highway of the
Soul."
FirstRev. Willinm H. Love, Ph. D . at First
Congregational church Sunday school at 2 30-
preaching service at 3.45 p. m. "The Light That
Never Failed."
WesleyMoining, Piofessor Charles Horswell
evening, Rev. James S. Montgomery, 'Voices of
the Bastile," fourth address in series, "Voices
From Over the Sea."
Bloomington AvenueRev. Rupert Swlnnerton
morning. "A Midnight Consternation" evening,
"Fronr the Cross to the Beautiful Palace," in se
ries on "Pilgrim's Progiess."
Wesley ChapelMorning. Dr. J. S. Montgom
ery, sacrament of the lord's supper evening.
Rev. T. E. Archer, "Pilgrim's Progress," fourth
cermon, illustrated by calcium light pictures.
Forest HeightsRev John Henry Cudlipp,
morning. "Clixtst in the Home," first in series on
"The Ethical Christ." Evening, "Cupid in Old
Castle Royal," first in series on "In and About
Old Castle Royal."
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seimonsfollows
on ' The Ethical Chiist "
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METHODIST.
Rev C. H Sweatt, morning, "Bur-
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William Fielder, eve-
CONGREGATIONAL. - ~ ':
HillRev. Henry Holmes morning,
lower
C. H Sweatt, morning,
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SATTJRDAY^EVENINGf/
THE DISTRIBUTION OF ANTHRACITE IN 100-LB. IOTS ATTRACTS AN INSISTENT CROWD WHICH
RECEIVES SMAiLL FAVORS WITH GRATITUDE. * 7 '-*--
COAL I N 100-POUND DRIBLETSRush of Fuel Buyers to a Coal Car at Cedar Avenue and Lake Street Yesterday
Northwestern Fuel Company Deals Out Precious Anthracite From the Car Door.
Photo by Journal Staff Photographer
Yesterday noon it became known that
a cai load of hard coal had just been
switched into the jards of the Noithwest
ern Fuel company at Cedar avenue and
Lake street and would be sold in the aft
ernoon, in hundred-pound lots, to the hrst
comers The time set bv the oompany
was 2 o'clock, and long before that houi
the office was filled with people all clam
oring for tickets that weip to be ex -
changed at the car by their fortunate
possessors for the piecious anthracite.
In the eiowd which numbered over 100
when the sale began and was augmented
"The Stiuggle by the Stream " second seimon on
"Ennoblement of Life Through Prayer" evening,
"The Sin of the Believer vs the Sin of the Ln
believer," a suggested topic
Noitheast Mission (347 Third street)E! W.
Gilles. Sunday school at 3 p m evening service
With Mr and Mrs Blltt 3472 Third street Bible
study meeting Wednesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Hanson, Thirty eighth avenue and Main
street.
T. F. Al-
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^Scores Clamor for Their^Dole of Coal"
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"Man in Bis Commercial Relations," thhd in the
series on Man in His Relations" evening, 0. E
at 6-30.
Linden HilteRev Samuel J. Rogers: morning,
"The Workers" evening, "Peter Called"
LyndalcaRev. C. E. Bui ton morning, "The
Sleeping God", evening. "An Exciting Seatch "
Park AvenueRev. G. S. Rollins morning,
"Becoming Sons of God" evening, Gideons' ser
vice
VineRev John S Rood: morning. "Tempta
tion": evening. "Summaiy of Truths Taught in
Model Prayer." *
PlymouthRev. L H Hallock D. D. mor
ning. "A Successor to Jesus Christ", 5 o'clock,
musical service
TirstRev. E W Sburtleff morning, "A
"Vision from Isaiah" evening, "A Word to People
Needing Patience "
PilgtimRev. F. A Sumner, morning. "God's
Forgiveness and Ours" evening, "After the
Change of Heart, What?"
Thirty-eighth StreetRev William A. Wilkin
son, morning, "The Sovereigntj of God", eve
ning, "Christ and His People."
Forest HeightsRev A Mmrman: mormug
"The Things Essential", evening, sermon bj
Ret. Robert J. Reid of Denver.
Como AvenueRev J. M ,Hulbert, morning,
"A Mustard evening.
swer Praye'0"Seed"e
th new chorus"Does choir will g
at the evening service.
(Fiemont AvenueRev. Richard Blown, moi
ning. "Abounding in the Comforting Hope of
God . evening, a service of evangelism, pastor
will be assisted by Evangelists Scott and Lreid
ler.
BethanyRev M. B. Morris- morning. "The
Sin of Not Loving Jesus Christ" evening. Rev.
C F. Sharpe, formerly of Trinity church, will
give an Illustrated lecture, "Christianity Exem
plihed."
Fifth Avenue1Rev
ShilohRev. Willard S. Ward. morning,
"Prayer" evening, "A Great Wedding Feast. '
GiaccRev. Donald D. McKay - morning
"Words that Live", evening, "The Voice
Heard "
AndrewRev. Alarttn D. Hardin morning,
"irlse out of Slumber" evening, "Results of
Loving Christ."
House of FaithRev. Charles Scanlon morn
ing. "Corporate Ittimortality" evening, "The
Destiny of the Race."
Franklin AvenueRev. W. O. Wallace, pastor,
morning. "A World-Wide Gospel" evening,"The
Eighth, Commandment."
BethanyRev. T. J McCrossan morning,
"Parable of theMustard Seed" evening, "Job
eph Meeting His Father."
Highland ParkPaul "J. Slonaker morning,
"Obedience to the Heavenly Vision" evening
"Visions Incarnated into Life."
Stewart MemorialRev. R. K. Porter mom
ing. "The Master Is Come and Calletlr for
Thee" evening, "Christian Athletics."
WestminsterRev. John Edward Bushnell,
D.D. morning, "The Voice of the Almighty
God" eyening, "The Steps to Your Throne."
BethlehemRev. Stanley B. Roberts morn
ing, "The Glorious Gospel", evening, services
bv Evangelist Wm. Mackey, assisted by Miss
Alterton and Bethlehem choral union.
BAPTIST.
Norwegian DanishRev. If. A. Sather, morn
ing and evening.
Berean BranchDr. A. J. Ftost, evening,
"Return of Israel to Palestine "
FirstRev. W. B. Riley evening. "Ninetj
Nine in the"Fold One Far Away." - .
Century Music HallRev. W. B. Riley, * p.
m., "Theosophy or Buddism Abroad."
Chicago^AvenueRev. G. L. Morrill 'morning,
' 'Church- - Progress'* * eveaiffif ,-JFault Finders."
FonrtfiRer. G..F.' Swjj% morning, "What Is
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James E Smith morning
PRESBYTERIAN. .
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latei by as man\ moio, weie men, women
and children, most of them well diessecl
and all of them oideil\ although insist-1
ent Some of them had come in sleighs,
otheis pulled s aftei them and oth
ers who lned close bv were expecting- to
cairv then treasure home on their &houl+
deis Theie weie few -children at first
but by the time that the first installment
had been served they began to appear,
some with spick span new sleds and othx
ers with home-made affairs that seemed
too frail to cau a heavy load
"Within the cai ankle deep in the coall
were three employes of the company who
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BOYS HAULING THE COAL HOME.
OlivetRev. Frank H. Coopei morning, "Led
by tho Spirit' evening, "What Shall I Wear'"
a Christian?", evening "A Tiansformed Des
ert "
IinmanuelItev C C Maikhani pastor of Ini
mamiel Baptist Chuich of St. Paul, moining aii\l
\ ning.
CentralRe\. W. W. Dawley. D. D. morn
ing, "Blessings at Hand", evening, "Found Out
at Last "
CahaijRev L A Clevengei morning "The
Church a Blessing to the World", evening, "God's
Message to Men. '
All SoulsRev A R. Tilllnghast, morning
Rev. A. N. Alcott, pastoi
TuttleRev A R. Tillinghast morning, Rev.
A. N. Alcott of All Soul's church, evenius. "The
Chustian Idea of GodOur Heavenly Pathei."
Church of the RedeemerRev Mai ion D
Shutter, moining, "Univeisalism and Its Piob
lems". evening. Professor Linear Jenollosi,
'The Responsibilities of America in the Tar
East."
All SaintsRev. Geoige H. Thomas, morning,
"Paul of Tarsus" evening, setmon by pastor.
St Tohn's Chapel (Beriy's hall. Queen avenue
S and Forty-second stieetlSundnv school, 3 10
p m . service and sermon, 4 p. m , Rev. Irving
P Johnson
Giand Avenue Ohurth of ChnsrR"v. C B.
Osgood, morning "Not b\ Might" evening,
"Moses and Elijah at the Tinnshguiation "
Portland Avenue huich of ChristRe-i t J.
Tannar, moining "Tlie New Testament Idea
of a Judgment Day", evening "Our Owners
Brand "
St John'sAlfied Ramsey, moining. "Some
Details of the Chustian's Portrait", evening,
vespei s
Salem English LutheranRev G H Trabert,
D D morning, "Christ the Healer", evening,
vespei service.
Trinity GermanRev. Ttedeiick Sievers
morning. "Rewatd for Self-denial and Following
of Christ", evening, seivice conducted by Re\.
H Meyer of St. Paul. , -
FiistRev
tin Luther."
NazarethRev. A. E Noiman. moining, "Tv\o
Old Stoiles About the Great King."
^ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church of ChristMoining, "Love":
evening, "Love."
Thiid Church of Chiist (6 W Lake street)-r-
Mornlng. -"Love." '
Second Church of Christ (Lyceum theater)
Morniug "Love."
Liveral Christian Science (Richmond hall cor
ner Nicollet and Eighth street)Miss Fannie E*.
Speyer, "Illumination," 10 45 a. m.
FRIENDS. * " _
Trieuds (First avenue S and Fourteenth stteet)
Rev. Ellison R Purdy of Iowa, moining,
service at 10 30 quarteily meeting, evening, \ .
P. S. C. E. at 6 3n p. m.
MISCELLANEOUS.
People's Mission4 p. m., tempeiance tally
evening, levtval meeting
Progfessive Spiritualists (K. P. ball. Masonic
Temple)Evening. Mis Talcott, "The Method
of Compensation," spiilt greetings. ^
People's New Thought ChurchRev. Wm C.
Gibbons. Academy of Music. 721 Hennepin, ave
nue, morning, "Job the Moaning and Mission of
Satan."
Spiutualist Band of Peace (229 Cential ave
nue 7 30 p. m , Mis. S. M. Lowell, "How Can
We Get More Enlightenment fot the Bnildlng of
Charactei ' - .
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UNITARIAN.
H. M. Simmons moining, "Mai
Quality and Quantity.
Tnese are the two most important fac
tors that should be considered in selecting
an advertising medium. The Journal
want columns should .need .no argu
ment to convince you that you secure
both when using them..
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shoveled the precious stuff into sacks,
boxes and barrels that had been brought
by the applicants There were no idlers
there, every one had come because of
actual need and the majority of them
could have bought and paid for a ton of
the spot had It been procurable Before
the\ departed, all of them asked when
the next car would be in and weie told
that it would piobably aiiive in two davs
' Well" said one of the most patient
buyers, "I guess I'll have to make this
do till that time but theie won't be but
one fire in our house, and that will be
in. m sick wife's room."
A. JAMIES0N
2 05 ANBRUS BL0G.
$1,100.00, Huron Stieet SE, near Dar -
mouth, two lot's, small house, city water,
cheap.
$600.00, 40x135 on South Fremont, near
Hennepin.
$4,000.00, 66x165 feet, corner 4th street
and 4th avenue SB, together with build
ings thereon.
$10,000.00, a tract of acre property, best
location on Southeast Side. Sub-divide
this and double your money.
Block of houses, choice locality, South
East Side, all modern imrovements, al
ways rented. $25000.0
$5,000.00 foi a nice property on East Lake
street, 64% feet front, corner 5th ave
nue S
A nice corner 3d Avenue and Clinton,
62%eet front by 120 feet to alley,
$5,000.00.
2317 9th Street South, nice little home,
rent3 for $14 00 city water $1,000.00.
$6,500.00, 10-room modern house, hard
wood finish, steam heat, 53 feet front,
on 3d Ave South near 26th St.
66 f t front on South 3d St, near 8th Ave,
double house, $6,500.
$1,750.00, 60x173 ft on Lake of the Isles
Boulevard, choicest location Bargain.
Manufacturing plant, 100x100, stone build
ings that can't be beat, for $17,000.00.
Have houses, lots, factory sites, track
age, and well rented flat buildings in all
parts of the city and will be pleased to
have you come and examine my proper
ties See me about my new all modern house
of nine rooms that I have just completed
on Irving A v S and 25th St, No. 1612 W
25th St, Como and Harriet car. This
house is a gem, hardwood floors through
out, mahogany finish, buffet, china cup
boards, bookcases, mantel, beam ceiling.
White enamel finish upstairs and ele
gantly decorated throughout. Pull nickel
plumbing, combination heat The house
is built right and in the finest location of
this city to-day. Terms easymonthly
payment plan.
C J. WESTON,
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58 South 12th Street.
T. J. JANNEY,
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BUILDER,
103 Phoenix Building.
$30,000Business Properly
North Fifth street. between First
and Second a\en'ue N well improved and
renting for $1,800 per year to one ten
ant on five-year lease, tenant to keep in
repair.
This property now pavs 4 per cent net
and it Is so well located that it will rise
in value in near future.
W e also have a similar property, rented
all to* one first-class, tenant for fh e years,
which is noE t so well'located as the former
one, but will pay 9 per ceiit net on |10,000,
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case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cuie.
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for the last 15 yeais, and believe him perfectlv
honorable in all business transactions and finan
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Hill's Catarrh Cuie is taken inteinallj* acting
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PANS
i suffered greatly from a pain in my
breast after eating, and was never
without the headache. In the
mornings when I got up, I was
swelled up and could not get ray
clothes on. M y appetite was very
poor. My brother, who had been suf
fering from lightness in the head, had
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great relief in them.
JOURNAL WANTS BRING "BIZ'
Manufacturin g Site
Minneapolis & St. Louis and Great Northern
tracks, over one mile of trackage.
Minnetonka Mills, ten miles from City Hall.
Ten dwellings and one combined store & dwelling.
Fine location for a manufacturing plant60
acresmore or less.
At Dtuggists.
PRICE:
eo . H . Miller
David C. Bell, Pres't. Walter A. Eggleston, Sec'y. James B. Sutherland, Treas.
D. C. Bel l Inv'st Co.
fi 4 R A Queen Ave. N. and
9IOU 17th Ave. South and
east front, corner lot, 42x129, will
submit above amount.
d^f A C fkIrving Ave. S., be
^llfOU tween Franklin
Ave. and 82nd St East front, lot
50x150 city water and gas.
^**-J-17th Ave. S. E be-
V* - 0 tween Talmage and
Division Sts. Lot 40x131 city water,
stone walk and gas best bargain in
this part of the city.
O C AA~^niversity Ave. S.E.
NlUUU between Malcolm
Ave. and Bedford St. South fron
lot, 50x154 city water stone walk.nt
fl*OK A~
9fcVV 32nd and 33rd Sts.
Large east front lot, 50x125 city
water and stone walk.
The Greatest Living
Bargain=Read!
$4800
fine furnace, gas and fixtures a full basement, mahogany and oak, all
dead piano finish, two mantels, handsome decorated walls, stone walks, fine
lawn and shade, sewer connections, barn with three fine box stalls, man's
room, wash rack to sewer. This property is in complete repair, not old
and run down. It cost over 810,000, is in fine neighborhood, lot 75x129 to
alley, fine repair within 15 minutes walk of business.
$2000Another,stone
price made for immediate sale.
Jos. K. Hofflm.
10,000,000
California. Personally conducted Special Excursion Feb. 17, 1903.
Railway fare refunded to pur $Q0VER BATES & CO.
chasers. New 72-page book sent
on application.
No. 111 SOUTH FOURTH
19t
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Call for our Catalogue of Real Estate Bargain^.
HOFFLIN & CONRAD CO.
s-
$15,000
betwee
A handsome, high grade home of 9 cheerful,
spacious rooms, besides reception hall, bath and
laundry rooms, all fitted with porcelain tubs, a
k
mantel, walks, nice lawn and shade, east
front lot good barn, 8th ward rented 825 month
513 Phoenix Building.
WANT Fages,14,15,16
RAZORS, RAZORS18 YOVR'S DW,L! VER
beck the Ciriuder knows bow to sharpen them.
MaU It 211 tth at S
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning work. 723 Hennepin av both 'phones.
THE
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CTHXERY GRINDING
DETECTIVE BUREAUS
BAXTER DETECTIVE AOEHOY, EBTAB
lished 1890. A general detectWe business
transacted for corporations and individuals.
Skilled agents sent to all pointa city ref
erences. 615 Temple Court, Minneapolis.
Minn.
LIBERAL RELIGIOUS LITERATURE SENT
free. Address li. B. Partridge, Hotel Wa
veriv, Minneapolis. Secretary of P. O. M
Unitarian church.
WANTEDBY YOUNG MAN. VOOAL LE8-
sona with use of studio evenings terms must
be moderate Address 8852. Journal.
__DK^AND^LEANIN^^
INSTRUCTION
PANTORIUFrenc
X W. L. WALDRON.
Fancy de
vator of clothing for men and women. 925
and 927 Nicollet av.
THE EMPORIUM. FRENCH DRY CLEANING
and fancy dyeing S12 Nicollet. N. W. Rhone.
TWIN CITY DYE-WORKS,
French dry cleaners for ladies' and genta'
clothing and all household goods. 816 Nicollet.
HAIR DRESSING, SHAMPOOING, MANICUR
Ing, scalp treatments and face massage Turk
ish Russian, vapor, shampoo, electric and
plain baths for ladles only. Roney Bath Par
lors. 121 6tb et S.
^MACmNJRYjlJJJENGINE^ IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chinery laigest stock in the northwest. North
ern Machinery Co . 217 2d at S, Minneapolis.
SECOND-HAND ENGINES, BOILERS, IRON
and wood-working machinery, radiators, rails,
beams, vaults, doors, etc. Harris Machinery
Co , Minneapolis, Minn.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL
LAND OFFICE, Washington, D. C . Jan. 16.
190*5 Particular attention is called to the-fact
that March 2. 1903. at 9 a. m.. Is the date
fKed for the opening at the Crookston. Minn ,
land office of the sealed bids for the pine tim
ber on certain lands in sections 16 and 36 of
township 148 north, ranges 84 35, 36, 37, 38
west township 149 north, ranges 33. 34, 35,Going
dfi, 37. 38 'nest, township 150 north, ranges 32,
33 34 35, 36, 37 west, township 151 north,
range 32 west township 152 north, range 31
west: township 153 north range 32 west
townships 143. 144, 145. 146 north, range 37
west, in the Red Lake and White Earth Indian
reservations in the state of Minnesota, ceded
bv the Chippewa Indians Information in re
gard to the terms of the sale, printed lists of
the timber to be sold, showing the quantity of
pbie repotted as on each tract and copies of
the rules and regulataions for cutting and re
moving the timber from the land, may be ob
tained on application to theregister and re
ceiver of the land office named, oi upon appli
cation to the general land office. Washington,
D. C W A Richards, Assistant Commis
sioner. Appioved, Thomas Ryan.
10-room house, with city water, gas,
Acres Western Lands improved and un
improved in Kan., Nebr., Colorado, Wy
oming, Idaho, Utah, Wash., Oregon, an,d
Cfitf AAA
*D i I f I f t f and 413 11th Av.
N. No. 1029 N. 4th St Two double
houses and one single house, with a
total rental of $80.00 per month.
One of the best investmentssin
north Minneapolis. Large27th corner
lot, 50x162.
^7RA~No-18(
330 LUMBER
EXCHANGE.
STREET.s
W - t f I f House of 6 rooms,
oity water rents for $11 per month.
Sewer, water, and stone walk in
front and paid for. Will submit
offer of above amount.
$1600#-?i!VVgt4
Three-story brick building, well
rented lot 33x162. Will submit
offer of above amount, or will sell
ground with long-time lease.
and h dry cleaner*! reno-
Ground Floor,
West Hotel.
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THE LEADING
No - 407, 409, 411
H
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MlllCipollS, Mill.
wiM^gffl^jaBpit|WfgM?p!^pi^^
A SPECIAL WANT FOR EVERY
BODY
Railroad Men J
Street Car Conductor!
Motormen ^~
Telegraph Line Repairers , '
Sewer Men
Surreyors Carpenters Bricklayers Lcttei Carriers
Stone Cutters
Stone Masons
Conductors
Brakemen
^^^^LAmVOYANTS DR. CLAYM0NT, WONDEBTTTL CLAIBVOY
ant, magnetic healer, palmist. 25 7th st 3.
MR. AND MRS. A. NORMANN, SPIRITUAL
mediums, for independent slate -writing, inde
pendent tablet writing and spirit photographs
ail mental and nervous troubles treated and
pei-manentlv cured Call or address 2721 Elliot
av S. N. W. phone, South 927J1
JOSEPHINE MARVIN, THE RENOWNED
clairvoyant and palmist, give6 truthful infor
mation regarding business, speculation, invest
ments, love, marriage or divorce, predictions
are infallible 10 Tth st S
^^^MAGgnETIC^AIjgG^^^ 0, I WISH I COULD GET WELL AGAIN."
You can at the Gates' Institute Magnetia
journal free. 682 Bank Minneapolis building.
300 Nicollet av. 'Phone M 2201 L.
A Trial Box
Offered Every
Afflicted Man.
Great Parisian Method That Cum
All Diseases of Men Without
Taking Medioine Into the Stom
ach and in Their Own Home
Best Banks and Leading Citizens
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Let Every Man Send for I t
t
E. A. Conrad.
THE PARIS MEDICATED CRAYON.
PLEASANT. SOOTHING AND H KALI NO.
By & wonderful method successfully uted tor
year* ln France, and now for the first time Intro
duced in America, it Is possible for any man, no
irattcr how bad off, to instantly regain the rigor
of youth without taking- any medicine into the
stomach, and to prove that it win do this they
offer a trial box of the Paris Medicated Crayons
by mail Drepald, to every man sending one
dollar (half tho regular pries) and his nam* and
address to Dr. Stevens & Co., box 279, Colum
bus, Ohio, theAmerican importers. Yon apply
It loeallv to the seat of the trouble and It quickly
finds Its way to the desired spot, strengthening
the muscles, increasing the nerve force and giv
ing the necessary vim and energy. The world of
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It cures in wonderfully quick time, In your
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ders of men. It is the only method known to sci
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Write to Dr Stevens A Co.. Columbus. Ohio,
box 27, tbey offer this special dollar treatment
at hslf the regular price to every man It is
no "prescription." "deposit" or "C. O. D."
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petty ways. They send free the most complete
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We refer you as to our responsibility to the beot
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Policemen
Engineers i
All Skilled Workmen
All Common Laboring Men
All Woiking Men And Women
Who are Exposed to Rough Weather, Damp-
ness, Sudden Changes in the Weather
Who Suffer from Kheumatism From Lixer
Complaints, From Disorders of the Blood of Any
Kind.
All need a Pure, Effects- Cure and Tonio for
Dally Lse In Their Homes, Handy and Harm-
less.
Such a Remedy is THE CARDINAL KIDNEY
CLRE and Tonic, Which has Been So Fully
Tried and Tested.
At All Leading Drug-Stoies.
One Dollar for a Full 16 Ounce Pint Bottle of
Good Medicine
Don't You Fail to Get a Bottle of it the Next
Time You Strike a' Dro^-Store.
If Your Nearest Druggist Don't Keep it Go
In*o the Drug-Store in the Next Block and Keep
Lntil lou Find an Up-To-Date Drug-Stor*.
and Get It. The Drug Stores Where it Has Not
Found its Way Are Tco Slow For This World.
MANUFACTURED
CARDINAL REMEDY COMPANY,
6ft2 BANK OF COMMERCE BLILD1NG.
NOTICEALL NEXT WEEK, WELL FRAME
pictures at dee cut prices aud extra dis
count on framing pictures out of remnants
mouldings, picture sale, oil paintings cheap.
Zesbaugh. 11 5th st S.
BirPMtFLUOTIS HAIR, MOLES. STO 9E&KA.
nently remored by electricity. Ml" HoUUter.
77-7* Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
Northwest. ExclusiTe tpcclaUtt.
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U. S. A.
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