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Want Pages 10 and 1 1
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
8434 ELLIOT AV, 9-EOOM MODEHN HOUSE
rent $27.00.
2517 Brja,it av S, 8-room modern bouse rent
$27 50.
2933 Pleasant av, u-rooni modem house
reat $3o.
NATHAN O. BOBBINS,
o'J Boston Block.
$4,500 FOR ONE OF THE FINEST HOUSES I N
ei.nnjsiJe, hardwood finish, parquet floor down
atairi, in th hall and bathroom upstairs full
basement, line beating plant, good barn, large
^lot^ Call UDy time. _^545^Dupont av S Owner.
W E HAVE OPENED A RENTAL DEPIHT
tnent In our office at (J02 Oneida buildlnj If
jou have unotucpled houses list them with us
and we vill rent them for you. American It.
E. I. Loan Co Andiew Liken, ingr.
8045 HAHRI~ET~AV. 9 ROOMSTMODERN EX
cept heat, $:io, 17 \V loth "-t, 5 IOOIUS, tlty
water, sewei and closet 23.
O. J. SMITH, 55". TEMI'Lh COURT.
Ofbto hours, 12.35 to 0 p. m.
FOR BENT2805 5th AV, FINE NEW HOUSE
of 7 rooms, modern, line decorations, gaa fix
tures, n^ver occupied, good location, near car
very cheap to deniable tenants. Morrison
Crittenden Co 507 Plioenl*.
I HAVE HOUSES AND LOTS I N ALL PARTS
ot the cit\ nt nil pi he-, If jo are looking
a good home, It will pa.\ jo to nee me
b toie buying itha O. Robbing, 520 Boston
block
WILL LEASE TO DOCTOR OR DENTIST MOD
leiidcin'o with otii'e fa Rules very pios
pecrivi couiui, eighth ward. Phone, South
J. 1.2.
MODERN HOUSE, 9 ROOMS, WITH BARN,
11 L'oitlaud !iv. foiuei 24 Bt, rent $25 and
liter tav- Mai-,ton, Ilampsblie Arms
HOUSEHOLD"GOODS MOVED BEST FACILI
tid niil thiKighlv experb need men. liojd
Ttansti-r anil Slcrage VAI 4H 3d at S.
$27 507-R00M* MODERN HOUSE AN BARN
at 27IS Dupont av S. Call at premises or
see I liorniiHon It rob 101 4th st.
$25STRICTLY MODERN MOUSE, SI ROOM8,
a's laiiiit 21J2 ,'jth av (antral Ileal Es
li'i I ,_.\UI \Olk_Llfn bldg
$20 PER MONTHSIX-ROOM MODERN BOUSE
it .202.. Aldilch av S. Key at lhomp-j' Bio.*
i i nil *i
FOR RENTAN EIGHT-ROOM MODERN DE
lied hotibu. W E loth bt lU(|Uiie 618.
Kef' 11 nets.
TOR RENTAN EIGHT-ROOM MODERN DE-
i.ul.'d Imiibc 02o j] l.")th st Immhe 018.
K"teieni is
$40NO. .20O8~2~d~AV~sTTb'ROOMS, MODERN
i 1 for Jaiinej, 203 Oneida bldg.
FIVL-ROOM COTTAGETTH 9th ST 8, $16.
Furnished Houses.
MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE, 1639 HENNE
pln tight at I-oilng park, for leut until
t:ill tight rooma, puijue floors, awnings.
"iivngfi servioe, etc., ?3o per month. Call
"l \\fdnesdav at 10 30 a on Cook, 20(J
ink of lomineroo bldg.
rc RENT^HOUSE7~WITH COMPLETE FUR
iiishlngs, f(jr bond of two adults to April I.
v'i modern Noith part of town. Address
i~2~, Journal.
Furnished Rooms.
TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, PAR
lois, en hulte, in tlir.rolj modern flat, within
walking distance and only one block from car
line, 1 blocks to public library, 2 blocks to
onti.il park Iluduood floors, gas, bath,
nit-am heat and all conveniences!. Reasonable
ur Tint o, 12t Laurel av.
TWO COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS L0
uited sepintely In modem Hat, nice nelgh
boihood, walking distance. Everything thoro
1 up to ilute. Reasonable rent, lat 6, 124
I uurel av.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. CONVENIENT
to business distii' for July and August party
going to lake, letoiuncii required, lady ste
__nogiHpher prefeireci A duress 42t7, Journal.
FRONT AN BACK ~PARL0R, ELEGANTLY
furnished, all modern, will tent together or
separate, will airange for light housekeeping
__in buck parlor. 03 11th st N, Flat F.
NOTICEPARTIE8 DESIRING FURNISHED
or unfurnished looms should call on the Jenks
Room Rental Agency .uid look over their list.
S^t (iuaui'iti Loan. Main 423G-J
NEWLY^FURNI8HED~R00M OFF PARLOR
with nil modem convenieiw es. liulj#li)g tele
pl.oi and spring wutir, giound flooi. Lenox,
flat It, r.^3 9th st H.
LARGE COOL TRONT PARLOR, MODERN,
line location, eas walking distance, board if
deslied, piivate lanilly, also side room. $8.
PI 1 .,d uv
LAHGE FRONT ROOM AND ALCOVE, VERY
lesliable locition, house strictly modern, rooms
well furnished, walking distance. 43 13th
__st a.
ROOM SUITABLE ~FORTTWO~STATIONARY
bowl, house modern, piivate family, walking
distance, ulso one small one. 1310 Harmon
place.
THR EE COMPLETE FOR HOUSEKEEPING,
sepaiate front and back poiehes all modern
comeniencus, lar^e lawn. U08 7th st S.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES ROOMMATE. PLEAS
ant front room In modern house. 1204 Chest
nut av Phone, 3315-J1 Main.
TOR RENTNICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
flue shade tiees, artesian watei, cheap for
the reason 3(^2 0th st S.
A NICE, LARGE, FURNISHED^ROOMT^SUIT
nblc for two young men. Call at 910 15th av
S Oil till lllK.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSE THOR
_oughly modem 4oS 9th st S. 2757 LI
FOR RENTONE LARGE~FRONT ROOMTTWO
fctuall looms, furnished, at 325 8th st S.
Unfurnished Rooms.
FOR RENTTWO ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, 51
4th at S 600 square feet, $35 per month poa
bession given iluich 1. O M. Laraway & Son.
Bank of ommercB building.
PLEASANT, LARGE ROOMS, WITH ALCOVE,
lighted and taied for, heated dining the cold
season, elevatoi, both phones. The Landour
S12()ia Nicollet av
FRONT ROOM FOR RENT, ALCOVE AN
closet gas, bath, will rent furnishod or un
furnished, suitable for two 815 1} 21st bt.
CHARMING SITE AMONG TREES! 2405
James av N city water, hewer, 5 looms, $10.
S II. Flndler, 517 Andrus building.
FOUR NEWSROOMS HARDWOOD FINISH
bath, electiic light, hot and cold water. Cheat!
_rent 1 fi.ts Jackson st _NE.
FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMSrBATH~AND
Sas^cheap. 114-, es tern av.
FIVE ROOMS UPSTAIRS.""803~llth~AV~S. $8.~
Furnished Flats.
FOR RENTFOUR-ROOM FURNISHED FLAT
all complete for housekeeping fine location
walking distance us of piano, reasonable!
45 Sspruce place, flat 2.
FOR RENTFURNISHED^ A^ FIVE-ROOM
flat, across from Loriii.- paik. Call at 307 W
Ht- dat 42, or audiess 4384. Journal.
Miscellaneous.
FOR RENTONE OR TWO FLOORS, 66x120
feet each, or smaller space if desired. Good
elevator service and trackage. Bement-Dar
ling to., 01S-020 3d st S.
FINE CAMPING GROUND FOR RENT RIGHT
nt water's edge, at Idlewild. west shore of
Lake Calhoun. T. C. phone, 4940.
Offices.
DESK SPACE OR PART OF OFFICE WITH
us oth phones and private office. Call 613
I' 11 building.
FOR RENTDESK ROO OR ONE-HALF O
desirable
paityM
Mi
Call C01-2
PhoenixF
EXCELLENT OFFICE~SPACE, ANY SIZE, ON
fist tl.H.t N Life bldg. Gale & Co,
FOR RENI OFFICES AT NICOLLET A
IM'l 2Q5. Llndley620i/2 block
Stores.
930REAR SECOND FLOOR, 329 HENNEPIN:
elevatot, heated.
$20Rear ground floor, 36 Oth st S, machine
shop.
$12Store room, 1412 E Tranklln good
stand
S. H. Findley, 517 Andrus Building.
FINE STORE. OPPOSITE 0HTMBER
meice, rent $50, including heat and Janitor
service. Kdmund G. Walton, 300 Hennepin av.
SHOP, FOR CONFECTIONERY, TAILOR OR
agency business. 14 Central av, Mcollet
island. $15. Small shop next door, $8.
6F~C0M^
CORNER GR0CERY~ST0RE F0R~RENT~AT
$1S per mouth, six rooms upstairs, line busi
ness cornei. Address 4225, Journal.
SMALL STORE FOR PAINTER, TAIL0R~0R
light manufacturing. 237 10th av S. $12.
Unfurnished Flats.
8210 CLINTON AV, 5 ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR,
modem except heat, $18.
2318: E 22d at, 5 rooms, first floor, good condi
tion $10.
MINN. TITLE INS. AN TRUST CO.
an
range i
drinking water
FLAT FOR RENT-, UNFURNISHED, FIVE
roomai
ic
aned hall up to date in every way
chest
second floor $00 till Sept. 1. $35 ufter. See
Janitor. 708 8th st S.
0R RENTFLAT, FIVE ROOMS AND LARGE
private hall, all outside windows, second floor,
all in first-class condition. Inquire 300 Ka
eota block. United States Installment Realty
Co.
.iiSmn^m^MM}iU/. w* ^sut2.i^Mi
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.
Continued.
FRANKLIN HEIGHTS APARTMENTS, 905-7-9
tranKlln av,rLowrly Hill district 4, and
J,'??."18-
Janj to wil show you through5.
_IgpRggJBBOS., 206 ANDRUS BLDG.
WELLINGTON FLATS, 1303-7-11 YALE PLACE,
beautifully situated Just being completed all
large, light, outside rooms.
THORPE BROS., 206 ANDRUS_BLD G.
315 W 16th ST,~ VERY DESIRABLE~NEW~SIX
live, four and three-room flats, facing Loring
park finest summer location In city. Also
three and five-room furnished. Edmonds.
FOR RENTSIX-ROOM FLAT,~NEW PLUMpT
lng and decorations, oarquet floors, steam heat
ed, second floor. 205 E Grant at. Inquire
Janitor.
CORNER FLAT, SECOND FLOOR, 5 ROOMS,
private hall, bath, steam beat, open plumbing,
__hardwood floors. 22 12th st S.corner Harmon.
FOR RENT$30THOROUGHLY~MODERN"T-
room flat at 1508 Hennepin av. Apply room
205. Llndley block. C20 Nicollet av
FLAT NO. 6, NETTLY CORNER FLATSSIX
rooms and bath, very pleasant the Janitor will
show you. Marston, Hampshire Arms
THREE AN 6 ROOMS, STEAM HEAT, FINE
condition walking distance no children.
$1' -50. $25. Room I. 412 Nicollet av.
FOR RENT7-ROOM MODERN FLAT, OVER
1504 Hennepin av, at $30. Apply room 205,
Llndley block, 020% Nicollet av.
201 12th ST S, 6 ROOMS^ SECOND FLOOR, DE
tached house parquet floors, open plumbing,
gas ranse. Inquire on first floor.
A PRET TY STRICTLY MODERN FLAT, HEAT
ami hot v.ittr. four rooms and bath, only $2o.
145 Lyndale av. T. C. Borg.
FLATS FOR RENTFOR RENT JULY 1, NEW
modern five room flat, walking distance fine
location $27. 419B, Journal
MODERN FIVE-ROOM FLATS, SECOND AN
third floors, at Clinton and 18th st. Inquir*
on premiss. Frank Miller.
?30SIX-ROOM ALL MODERN FLAT, WITH
heat, inbide 14th st T. J. Janney, 203 Oneida
bldg.
$25128 W 14th ST, 6 ROOMS, MODERN, NEW
_and_neat. Janney, 203 Oneida building.
SIX-ROOM FLATSi lst~~AND 2d FLOORS,
strlctlv modern, $30. 417 E 14th Bt.
WANTED TO RENT
ooooooooooooooooo
HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO RENT* I
make a specialty of renting and taking
care of all kinds of property, managing es
tates, etc. I can save you money. Walter
L. Badger, 300 Oneida building.
ooooooooooooooooo WANTEDTHOROUGHLY MODERN HEATED
flat, three or four rooms, unfurnished, In re
spectable neigTTborhood, convenient to car.
State price. Address 4421, Journal.
WANTEDONE OR TWO NICELY FURNISHED
looms for light housekeeping. Centralis lo
cated. State price and location. Address
4307. Journal
WANTEDTO RENT A NEW NINE OR TEN
room modem house, outside of Franklin or in
neighborhood of Lowry Hill. 3890. Journal.
WANTEDBY YOUNG LADY, NICELY FTJR
nished rooms in private family near Lake Har
riet, on car line Address 4388, Journal.
WANTEDTO RENT~FLAT
0F~VoR I
rooms within 10 or 15 minutes' walk of post
office. State price. 4407, Journal.
FAMILY OF THREE, NO CHILDREN, WOULD
rent five or six-room house, modern preferred
desirable location. 4500, Journal.
WANTEDTO RENT BARN SUITABLE FOR
horses, near city wonted to buy cheap, plug
horse. Address 4323, Journal.
WANTEDTO RENT A GASOLENE LAUNCH
at Mlnnetonka for balance of season. State
price. 4331, Journal.
WANTEDSIX OR SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
within 8 blocks of 2424 18th av S. Address
4305, Journal.
BOARD AND ROOMS-
^OfferecT
NICELY FURNI8HED ROOMS I N STRICTLY
modern detached house, with flist-clasa board:
line location, near park and library special
rates for the summei a few table boarders
can be accommodated 24 13th st S, second
houso from Harmon place.
SEVERAL LARGE ROOMS EXCEPTIONALLY
pleasant, summer or wintei location cen
tral ve.*y desirable house modern board fur
nished 25 13th st S, between Yale and Har
mon sts.
BOARD AND ROOM FOR ADULTS WITH PRI
vide family, west shore of Lake Calhoun. Es
pecially desirable for the summer. T. C.
phone 4040.
LARGE~DOUBLE^OOMS, EN~SUITE I DE
sired parquet floors excellent table and ser
vice, modern, central telephone. 1115 2d
av S.
FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOM A REA
sonable rates walking distance. Hotel Win
doiu, 119 I'niverslty av SE.
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR TWO YOUNG MEN.
Prico reasonable. Telephone, lawn, good loca
tlon. 410 Oth st J5._
HOTEL SOUTHERN7
4th A AND 9th ST 8
suite with bath single front room with bath
nice summer rooms
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
without board, at No. 20 University av NE
Nile hotel.
HOTEL WAVERLYSEE WHAT W E HAVE
before pou settle. Single, suites, private
baths.
SUMMER. RATES A HOTEL RICHMOND FOR
double or single rooms, with excellent table
boa id.
LOST AND FOUND
LOSTSUITE CASE ON INTERURBAN CAR,
between St. Paul and Minneapolis, containing
laihond equipments of Canadian Pacific rail
way, finder will please return to Superinten
dent C. Kent's office and receive reward.
Room It No. 5, Milwaukee Depot. Phone
8005.
LOST OR STOLENBANK BOOK, NO. 148522,
issued by The Farmers and Mechanics' Savings
Bank of Minneapolis, if not returned to said
bank befoie June 21. 1904, application will
be made for a duplicate thereof.
LOST OR STOLENBANK BOOK, NO. 125146,
issued by The Farmers and Mechanics' Savings
Bank of Minneapolis if not returned to said
bank before June 21, 1904, application -will
be made for a duplicate thereof
LOST OR STOLENBANK BOOK, NO. 123817,
issued by The Farmers and Mechanics' Savings
Bank of Minneapolis if not returned to said
bank before June 21, 1904. application will
_bo_made__for a duplicate thereof.
LOST OR STOLENBANK BOOK NO. 1559267
issued by The Farmers and Mechanics' Savings
bank of Minneapolis, if not returned to said
bank before fifteen days, application will be
made foi a duplicate thereof
LOSTSMALL DARK BRINDLE BULL TER
rier bitch, Dora also fox terrier dog, black
patch on right eye had name of owner on col
lar and chain hanging reward at 29 Grove
place, Nicollet island.
PARTY FOUND DIAMOND PEARL OPAL PIN
two weeks ago, or party who sent note by boy
will return to Mrs. Nelson, 2119 Humboldt av
__S. $25 toward present from dead mother.
LOSTWEDNESDAY, JUNE"~1OS BETWEEN
St. Paul and Northfleld, valuable papers. Lib
eral reward if returned to 714 Hennepin av,
city.
LOST$25, ON LAKE ST, BETWEEN JAMES
and Hennepin. Reward for finder. Address
4407, JournaL
AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES
1903 RAMBLER, $375 KNOX, $300 LOCOMO
bile, $390 full line automobile tires and sund
ries of every description cend for catalogue.
Great Western Cycle Co., 612 to 623 1st av S.
NEW RAMBLER AUTOMOBILE, MODEL E
for sale at a great bargain If sold this week.
Money weight Scale Co., corner 5th st and 1st
av N
ANNOUNCEMENTS
REDUCED FREIGHT RATE8 TO THE PACIFIC
coast on household goods or emigrant mov
ables. Prompt service, lowest rates. The
Boyd Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 JW t S.
PARQUET FLOORS LAID AND SEFTNISHEDj
prompt and satisfactory work guaranteed.
Alfred Lldholm, 314 Oth st SE
IDEAL AN THOROUGH INSTRUCTION TN
stage art. Blanche Booth, 12th and Henne
pin av. The Gibbs.
JLGENTSJWANTED___
WANTEDEXPERIENCED LADY SOLICITOR.
Pleasant and profitable work. Splendid terri
tory. Inquire at 707 Boston block.
$35 A WEEK AN EXPENSES TO ME N WITH
rigs to introduce our poultry goods. Javelle
Mfg Co.. Dtpt, 76. Parsons, Kan
$35 A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO ME N WITH
rigs to intioduce our poultry goods. Javelle
Mfg. Co.. Dept. 76, Parsons. Kan.
__^USINE^JPROraRTY__ FOR SALE TWO VERY CHOICE INCOME
paying retail properties never before offered,
Edmund G. Walton.
BUSINESS CHANGES
ONE MILLION NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND
in gold produced I May from Cripple Creek
Camp, Colo., alone. Those who have pur
chased stocks froja me in the last sixty days
have made money. I now advise you to buy
Buffalo Hunp, "Lucky Ladd" at 8c, Minnesota
Kansas Oil at 3oc. Idaho Copper Mining and
Smelting Co at 15c. Arizona Copper Mountain
30c and Vindicator (Cripple Creek) 73c. Al
of the above stocks are gilt edge and promise
a big advance. None but gilt edge stocks
bougiit or sold. Submitted subject to previous
sales and market advances.
ni w. p. MCDONALD.
302-303 Andrus Building,
Minaeapolls, Minn.
CORNER GROCERY, doing good cash business
clean stock will sell at a bargain owner
leaving city price $550.
CIG\K. CONFECTIONERY AN BAKER Y, do
ing a cash business of $450 monthly cheap
rent, nice living 100ms price only $700.
CIGAR AN CONFECTIONERY, down-town lo
cation doing a good cash business and well
established, only $350. Cal lor address
PHOENIX HEAL ESTATE CO., 31 PHOENIX
BLILDING, MINNEAPOLIS.
HAVE SEVERAL STOCKS OF HARDWARE,
general merchandise and implement business to
sell at a bargain for cash or exchange in
lands. $10,000 flour mill, in good location
and running, to exchange for land or farm.
Can give parties with money positions at good
salary and large interest on money invested.
Why not call or send for our circulars explain
ing our investments and other valuable Infor
mation? Kjeldson, 607 Sykes block.
BUSINESS CHANCESPLENDID CHANCE "FOR
party with $12,000 to $15,000 capital to engage
in wholesale harness manufacturing business.
Thoroughly equipped foctory, with all new and
modern machinery. Good location. Compe
tent help, who thoroughly understand the de
tails of the business, if needed. Rare oppor
tunity for party wishing to engage in a lucra
tive and legitimate business. For particulars,
address jJ._L. Barker, Omaha, Neb.
PARTN ER WANTED WITH $26^000 TO $30,000
capital to take half interest in a pork-packing
business in NorthA'est Territories, Canada,
present established trade, $100,000 per annum
and increasing rapidly. More capital required
to handle increasing trade. For reference ap
ply to Union Bank of Canada, Wapella, N. W
T.. Canada. W J. Tudge, Wapella. N W
Canada.
WANTEDTO ORGANIZE A COMPANY OF
four to buy an Invention juat patented. The
article is something every lady requires. Noth
ing like it on the market. The cost of manu
facturing is small profits big. It require*
$400 to buy a quarter interest. Address 38b0,
Journal.
FOR SALELARGE WALL PAPER BUSINESS
in Minneapolis established 23 years reason
for sale, death of senior member of firm price
reasonable stoc. in good condition it will pay
jou to look this up, as we have good class of
old customers. N Taylor & Co., 17 7th
WANTED A PARTY TO INVEST $5,000 TO
$lo,000 in cash into a profitable business bear
ing the closest investigation right man to
have permanent position as manager, owned
bj reliable business men who cannot give it
their time. 4324, Journal.
DRUG STORE FOR SALEONE OF TH E FIN -MONEY
est and best-paying stores in the state of Min
nesota, in a town of 1,000 inhabitants. No
competition. Invoice about $6,000 Will
sell or rent building, including opera-hoCse.
Address imperial Drug Co.
CASH BUSINESS~F"O"R~SALE7~WITH "LARGE
profits, pajs $75 to $100 weekly net pioflt on
investment of $1,000 requires little time, ex
perience unnecessary no scheme will bear
investigation. Address 44&1, Journal.
$60 FOR RESTAURANT.
575 for confectionery, soda fountain.
Rooming-houses from $300 up.
Call and inspect my list for bargains.
C. F. Snow, 812 Phoenix Bldg.
ROOMING-HOUSc OF 14 ROOMS I N EASY
walking distance furniture good as new steam
neat rent reasonable. Terms, $450 cash bal
ance to suit. Or would consider part trade.
N O. Robblns, 529uBoston block
CASH FORa YOURu REAL ESTATE OR BUSI
uess,ck no matter where located If you deslro
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description. and price.
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NORTHWESTERN BLSINESS AGENCY.Bank
of Commeice building, Minneapolis.
A LARGE AN MODERN HOTEL, AT.T, FUR
nished, for sale or rent in a live town
5,000 inhabitants terms reasonable a good
opportunity for right party to make money
Address 8654, Journal.
PROFITABLE GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND
machlneiy business, sales $20,000 annuallj
profits, $3,5oo can make reasonable terms
best rerson for selling. E. W Greenfield, 925
I'hoenix.
W E HAVE A FEW HARDWOOD TIMBER
tracts for sawmill purposes. There is no
better timber to be had one tree will pay for
the acre. Lindstroin & Akerson, Lindstrom,
Minn.
FOR SALEDRUG STORE I N A THRIVING
town of 500, in western Minnesota. Will In
voice $1,800. Doing good business. No oppo
sition. Address C. W. N., Bo 102, Boyd.
Minn.
W E ARE OFFERING VERY ATTRACTIVE IN
ducements to prospective investors and settlers
In Cuba. Write or call for explanatory book
let. Linton and Whan, 642 Lumber Exchange.
IF YOU WANT CASH FOR YOUR BUSINESS
or land no matter where located^ we can get
it send description and price. Phoenix Real
Instate Co Phoenix building, Minneapolis
SPOT CASH FOR YOUR BUSINESS OR PROP
erty, no matter where located. For quick re
sults, send description and price. Pioneer
__ReaIty_Co Pioneer Press Bldg., St. Paul.
HOTEL FOR SALETHE FINEST LICENSED
hotel in the territories complete with furnish
ings and stock of liquors and cigars: $20,000,
half cash. George Kellett. Carlyle. Assa.
HOTELSMALL BU A WINNER. GOOD BA
trade. Leading hotel. Shows net profit $150
month. Rent $50. $500 cash handles it, and
It a good one. J., 118 Kasota building.
FOR SALEWELL-ESTABYlSB^rT^GROCERY",
doing good business in North Minneapolis*
Owner has best reason for selling. Splendid
chance for right party. 4513, Journal.
CASH FOR YOUR FARM, HOUSE, FACTORY,
or your bnsiness, wherever located. Send de
scription and price. Northern Realty Co., 440
Andrus bldg. Dept. B., Minneapolis.
WANTEDA MERRY-GO-ROUND FOR THE 4th
pf July will rent, run on commission or buy,
if sold cheap. Write at once, stating terms.
Address Lockbox 60, Dawson, Minn.
FOR SALEA SMALL AMOUNT OF CAPITAL
stock in an A local manufacturing establish
ment an opportunity for smal linvestors. Ad
dress Investment. 4156. Journal
FOR SALEA LARGE, COMPLETE LIVERY
outfit and bam at Chamberlain, S. D. doing a
big business. Best livery town in the state.
Ray Gooder, Chamberlain. S. D.
W E HAVE CASH CUSTOMER FOR GROCERIES,
cigar and confectionery, hotels, rooming houses.
Call or address. Phoenix Real Estate Co.. 315
Phoenix building, Minneapolis,
HOTEL SNAPONLY $2 HOTEL I N BEAUTI.
nil town 40 miles west of city $550 takes
ever thing sickness cause for selling. E W
Greenfield, 925 Phoenix.
RESTAURANT, MODERN, COSY, HANDSOME
ly equipped, doing $100 dally central price
$2,000 might consider real estate for part.
1100 Lumber Exchange.
FINEST ROOMING-HOUSE I N THE CITY
strictly up to date, elegant furniture, always
full. Please investigate before locating.
Snow, 812 Phoenix. v-auuj,.
PHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE$4,000 PE YEAR
with some apparatus and furniture, for sale!
Central Minnesota town of 3,500. Address
3912. Journal.
WANTFDJOURNAL READERS TO PATRON
ize Rice's eycl* shop. 339 E Lake st. First
class cycle repairing motorcycles and bicy
cles for sale.
GET YOUR HOUSES PAINTED NOW AND PA
per hanging and cleaning, by one that will do
you good work. 501 10th av S. N TV. phone
4603 LI.
W E CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS FOR CASH
wherever located. For quick sale, send par
ticulars. Phillips & Co., Pioneer Press Bldg
St. Paul.
WANTEDPARTNER WITH $150 TO TAKE
half interest and devote services in business
that is a sure money-maker. Address 4?98
Journal.
FOR SALE25-ROOM STEAM-HEATED HOTEL
billiard-rocyi, cigar, soft drink stand. Will
take part land. Address John J. Lee, Fingal.
N.
WANTEDSTOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN
dise. Will trade improved farm near town.
Want to get into business. Box 175 Campbell
Minn.
HOUSE PAINTING AN PAPER HANGING.
For honest work, good material and moderate
price, call on or address I Lillehei. 1316 7th
st S.
GREAT SNAPWELL-LOCATED RESIDENCE
lot. Might take reasonable priced driving
horse on deal if closed at once. 3624 3d
av S.
FOR SALETHREE-CHATR BARBER SHOP
combination mirror, case, baths, in hotel For
particulars address 275, Red Wing, Minn.
LEASE FOR SALE, ON SECOND FLOOR OF
l)est location on Nicollet av most suitable for
dentist or doctor. Address 4231, Journal-
NEWSPAPERWANT TO BUY PAYING PA
per prefer only paper in town. Give price
and terniB. C. C. Doty, Minto, N. D.
GOOD-PAYING MEAT MARKET FOR SALE]
Will sell cheap for cash. 3846. Journal.
INSTRUCTIONS
WANTEDBY PRIVA TE TUTOR, STUDENTS
in mathematics, mechanical drawing or other
branch of engineering. Faculty, box 70, U
of M.
A HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER WILL TAKE A
few pupils who desire coaching in grade or
high school subjects. Address 4312, Journal.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
nNANCTAL
THE MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAw'cbT
THE OLD HOME COMPANX.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
LOANS
TO SALARIED PERSONS HOLDING PER-
MANENT POSITIONS WITHOUT INDORSEE
OR SECURITY EXCEPT YOUR OWN NAME.
OUR RATES AR E AND ALWAYS HAVE
BEEN THE LOWEST. SMALL OR LARGE
PAYMENTS TO SUIT TH E BORROWER,
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY, WITH ON OR BE
FORE PRIVILEGE. TH US STOPPING ALL
INTEREST.
ALSO
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES, WAG
ONS, ETC.. WITHOUT REMOVAL FROM
YODR POSSESSION. OUR RECORD AND
REP JTATION FOR TWENTY-FOUR YEARS
INS iES HONORABLE AN CONFIDEN
S DEALING TO ALL.
MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
806 BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING.
CHEAP MONEY.
LONG TIME.
EASY
PAYMENTS.
It pays *o borrow 0t
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
PRIVATE LOANS. I YOU WA NT
MONEY AN A FRIEND, TOO, CALL
ON US.
W E LOAN MONEY
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES,
WAGONS, ETC., without removal from
your possession, located anywhere in Hen
nepin county, AT THE LOWEST RATES
AND EASIEST TERMS.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTE:
NO INDORSER NO RE TAP E: QUICK
SERVICE: NO PUBLICITY.
Call on the old reliable
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO..
601-2 Globe Bldg., 22 4th st S.
Open Monday and Saturday till & p. m.
flo HO W
$15 TO GET MONEY
52C A OUR RISK.
$25 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERB
$30 If you hold a PERMANENT
$36 salaried position on your
$40 PLAIN NOTE, without MORT-
$4 GAGE/ INDORSER or knowledge
t55
0 of friends or employer.
55 W E ALSO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD
$60 FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC.
$65 Lowest rates quick service con-
$70 fldential treatment. Call, write or
$75 telephone Main 409-1 ,-2.
$80 MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL CO..
$85 Ne York Life Building.
$&0 Rooms 406 and 408.
MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEOPLE, Re
tail merchants, teamsters, ooarding-houses,
without securiy. Largest business in 48 prin
clpal cities. Tolman. 920 Ne York Life bldg.
R. D. CONE & CO., 617 Guaranty bid*., have on
hand to loan on improved property, $1,000,
$1,500, $2.000. $2.500. $3.500: lowest rates.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
property, 5 and 6 per cent. Edw. J. O'Brien,
104 Oneida.
MONEY TO LOAN EASY TERMS: LOW
rates. David P. Jones & Co., Bank Commerce.
TO LOAN AT LOWE'S^ RATE S: NO
delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life bldg.
WE LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE A LOW
est rates. Nickels & Smith. 311 Nicollet av.
MORTGAGE LOANSRates low any sums no
delay. See us Bure. Gale & Co N. Y. Life.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS,
rate best terms. 4403, Journal.
LOWEST
^INNETONKA^JOPERTY^
TWELVE-ACRE FRUIT FARM, HALF MILE
from Long lake, overlooking Mlnnetonka ex
cellent buildings, eight-room house, stone base
ment two-story barn new two-story fruit
house corncrib elegant lawn, with shade
trees, flowering shrubs 2Y% acres strawberries,
thiee acres raspbetries, 150 apple and cherry
trees, abundance of gooseberries, currants, etc.
pasture soil very best lies fine on fine road.
Only $3,200. Huiry. J. M. Davies, 509
Phoenix.
TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES RENT MOD
er.ite also excellent camping ground on Rob
binsou Bay. with fine bathing beach also some
choice cottage sites, with building material
to sell, wholly on time. See us anyhow. Gale
& Co., New York Life building.
$240SIX ROOMED COTTAGE A MTNNE
tonka Beach five bedrooms, good condition.
$100Five-room cottage at Zumbra Heights, fur
nished and boat.
T. J. JANNEY,
203 OneiJa Building.
I WILL RENT MY EIGHT-ROOM ALL STRICT
lv modern house, together with good barn and
garden lake frant, you will have to see this
house to appreciate it. Address George H.
Shrodes, Excelsior. Minn.
$100GOOD 9-R00M FURNISHED COTTAGE
on lower lake magnificent view large shade
trees beautiful sloping lawn 100 feet lake
shore. H. Newhall, 550 Temple Court,
WANTEDTO RENT COTTAGE A MINNE
tonka, six or seven rooms, near railroad sta
tion. Large grounds. State price and partic
ulars. Address 4454, Journal.
MTNNETONKAFOR RENT. NICE 5-R00MED
cottage at Cottagewood, furniBbed or unfur
nished. Also one at Lake Park. P. Pllcher
Bank of Commerce.
THREE~ADJOINrNG FURNISHED TENTS A
Mound floors 12x38, side3 boarded accommo
date six month or season. Dr. Huestis 428
Central av.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A .NICE FARM
home near Lake Mlnnetonka, see me. I have
few bargains. A. Bildsten, 2427 Colum
bus av.
FOR LAKEe ACCOMMODATIONS I N PRIVA TE Uy
tle
hon
Twin City. 2431.
K. W. Htjra l6ll-ji, or
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
MoNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY, 210 KASOTA
bldg. S. J. McNulty, Mgr. Detective work
in all its branches. References, police head
quarters. Minneapolis N W phone.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, TH E LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladles' and gents'
clothing and all household goods. 816 Nicollet
NORTH STAR DYEING AN FRENCH DRY
cleaning work. 725 Hennepin a v. Both ph ones.
FURRIERS
SELECT YOUR FURS NOW W E HAVE LARGE
stock of finest skins on hand 25 per cent dis
count on orders placed now redyeing and re
modeling furs stored and insured lowest
rates both phones. A. Reiner, practical fur
rier, 30 years experience, 701 Hennepin av.
LOANS AND CHATTELS
WILLIAMS, 617 GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans on furniture, pianos, or any security.
Large loans a specialty. Terms to suit bor
rowers. Lowest prices.
RICE LOANB ON ALL KINDS OF gERSOTJAX,
property. Charges reasonable. 506 Globe bldg
PROFESSIONAL
SPECIAL RATES UNTIL JUNE 20.
Ladies' shampooing, 5 for $2.00
Ladies' facial massage, 5 for 2!oo
Scalp treatments, 5 for 3,'oo
Cures dandruff and falling hair. Ladies' and
gents' manicuring. All work strictly first-class.
W. L. Higbee, 618 Medical block.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES. ETC., PERMX
uently removed by electricity. Miss Holllster,
77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, WARTS AN
birthmarks permanently removed by electricity
Anna M. Griswold, 417 Medical block.
THEATERS
THEATERS.
"Ten Nights in a Barroom," to-night, at H.
D. Rucker's big tent theater admission only
10 cents corner 8th st and 2d av S. "Camille"
to-morrow, 2.30 p. m. free matinee for ladies
only.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors main office, 920-935 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis. Minn. 52 McGill build
ing. Washington. D. O.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
BRING YOUR FILMS AN PLATES FOR DE
veloping. finishing and enlarging to Edmund
A. Brush, commercial and illustrative photog
rapher, 9 and 11 5th st S.
SEND FOR OUB CATALOG A. M. HAVE T/8
do your developing and finishing. Peck
company, 112 5th st S. Minneapolis.
STORAGE
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
has unequaled facilities for moving and storing
household goods expert packing for storage er
shipment ieduced freight rates to the Pacific
coast on household goods or emigrant mov.i
blfs. 1 ret.uent shipments and lowest rat"s
Office, 4tf 3d st S.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods expert packers. 200 Nicollet. Both
phones, 1802. Ees. phone, T. C. 18324
FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE clean
100-112 lt av N Both phones.
MACHINERY
IRON WORKING AH WOOD WORKING
chlnery large stock 2d-hand and new. North-
_wn_Machinery_J3o.. 217 3d at S. Minneapolis.
HE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
has unequaled facilities for moving and storing
household goods expert packing for stoiage or
shipment reduced freight rates to the Pacific
coast on household goods or emigrant movables
Frequent shipments and lowest rates. Office"
46 3d S.
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AN STORAGE Ex
pert packers for ttorage or p'Jpment large and
commodious vans for moving. Office 200 Nlcol
let. both phones 1208. Residence, T. C. 13324.
BENZ BROS., TRANSFER AND STORAGE
finest vans and warerooms goods moved by
experienced men. 112 5th st N. Both teis. 952.
THE M. D. DELIVERS PACKAGES I N CITY
10c St. Paul 15c. 619 4th av Both tols. 1509.
MEDICAL
MEDICALMRS. DR F. G. McKAY, ELEC
tricity, massage and magnetic treatments wili
cure rheumatism, insomnia and all nervous dis
eases. Offce, 905 Northwestern building, 322
Hennepin av. Hours, 9 to 9.
NOTICE
A CASH REWARD.
Is hereby offered for reliable information as
to the name of the owner or number of the
automobile which ran into a short stout aged
entleman about noon of Saturday, May 14,
904, in Minneapolis, all or address W. G.
Judd. 1229 Guaianty building, Minneapolis,
Minn.
STONE, BRICK AND CEMENT REPAIRING
done on short notice. Man and rig always
ready. W look after chimneys, walls, ston
floors, sidewalks, etc. Prices reasonable. Johu
E. Layne, stone and brick contractor, Kasota
building. T. 2451 N W., 22S2-J Main.
NOTICE I S HEREBY GIVEN THAT, A SEP
aration having occurred between me, the un
dersigned, and my wife, Hedwig E. Reluholdz,
I shall no longer be responsible for any billi
incurred by her. John A. Reinholdz.
PENSIONS
R. HOSTETLEB.
PENSION ATTORNEY.
Room 307. Boston Block. Minneapolis, Minn.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
lilEIPiPRM'lifci
AZORES, GIBRALTAR, NAPLES^ GENOA!
"ROMANIC" .Tune 18, July 30, Sent. 17
"CANOPIC" Julv 2. Aug. 27, Oct. S
These steamers ar ethe largest in the
Mediterranean service. First class, $65 up
ward. Send for rates and illustrated booklet.
Boston to Liyerjool
NEW YORKQUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL.
BOSTONQUEENSTOWNLIVERPOOL.
BOSTON MEDITERRANEAN SERVICS
AZORESGIBRALTARNAPLESGENOA.
0 E. BRECKE, N. W AGT.,
121-123 3d S, Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
J4amburg~/frmerican.
Semi-weekly Twin-Screw Service.
FOR PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG. HAMBURG.
Hamburg June 10 **Moltke June 20
Phoenicia June 18 xPatricia July 2
Bluecher June 23 *Deutschland ..July 7
Pennsylvania.. .June 25 Belgravla July 9
Grill room and **gymrasium on board.
xWill call at Dover only.
if ASIllURtt-AMKIllCAW MWK
Offices: 35 end 37 Broadway, Ne York 159
Randolph st, Chicago, 111. W Cnffudler, E.
Eichorn & Son. A Johnson Co.. O. fci. Kieeke,
Nils Nllaon. A. G. Vanstrum & Co.
COMPAGNIE GEHERALE
TRAN8ATLANTIQUE
French tine, New York to Paris, Six Day*
Sailings Every Thursday at 1 0 a.
La Savoie June 23 La Gascogno ..July 14
La Champagne.. June 30 La Touraine ..July 21
La Lorraine July 7 La Bretagne .July 28
New. modern, gigantic, twin-screw and express
steamers, naval officers' man-of-war discipline
Company's vestibuled train*, Havre-Paris, 4 hours
AgentsNils Mlson. 100 Washington av S.
South Side State Bank A. H. Johnson & Co., 10-
14 Wash. a S: Brecke Eckman. 127 3d st S.
Steamer Quiacy
Will leave
St. Paul for St. Louis
and Intermediate points, Thursday, June 16 8
p. m.
For full information regarding passenger and
freight rates address HARRY CLARK, General
Agent, office, foot of Sibley street, opposite
Union depot. St. Paul. Both telephones. No. fi.
SUMMER RESORTS
The Hotel a Moine|
A Cottagewdod
Is the prettiest place on the Lake to
spend Sunday.
Our Sunday Dinners are the best at
Mlnnetonka.
LAKE MINNETONKA CASINO
Excelsior, Minn.
OPEJ3 DAY AKD EVENING.
Informal Dance Every Saturday Night
Steamers. Ro Boats and Bait
HE CHAPMAN HOUSE A MOUND UPPE3
Mlnnetonka. is now open. Finest fishing, bath
ing and boating on the lake. Large new pa
vilion. Everything first-class. Forty-five min
utes' ride on the Great Northern from Hie
Twin Cities.
ST. PAUL, nrpflX., ,OJNE 15, 1904. SEALED
proposals in tripUca e, will be received at this
office until 11 a. :n., July 15, 1904, for furnish
ing such corn, oato, *)rs, hnv and straw, as may
be required during the n^al year commencing
July 1, 1904, at Forts Assinniboine, Harrison,
Keogh and Missoula, Montana Fort Lincoln, N.
D. Fort YeD-wstone, Wyo. and Fort Snelling
and St. Paul, Minn. Information furnished on
application here, or to quartermasters at the
posts named. U. S. reserves right to accept or
reject any or all proposals or any part thereof.
J. MCE. HYDE, 0 Q. M.
i)
JUNE 15, 1904.
SPECIAL SALE
All Week, June 13,14,15, 16, 1 7 and 18.
2S.O
1 A
0eevnstow..
Cymric June 16, July 14, Aug. JS
Cretic June 30, July 28, Aug. 25
First-class, $75 and $80 upwards, according
Republic July 7, Aug. 11, Sept. S
to steamer.
For piafis, etc., apply to
O. E BRECKE, N. W. AGT.,
121-123 3d st S, Guaranty Building,
Minneapolis.
AMERICAN LINE
PLYMOUTHCHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON.
PhiladelphiaQueenstownLiverpool.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
NEW YORKLONDON DIRECT.
DOMINION LINE
PORTLANDLIVERPOOL, short sea passage.
HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
NEW YORKROTTERDAM, VIA BOULOGNE.
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORKANTWERPPARI S.
WHITE STAR LINE
Green Trading Stamps
S
&
with A. & Baking Powder
none better.
Oil S & H. Green Trading Stamps
with one bottle A.f &
tracts, any flavor.
S*.
Teas,Exf
an
kin
7 FOR fl
wit
finest flavor and strength.
wit
1 A
roasted,
fres
FOR
ground and pulverized
coffees, from 2Sc anTrading up
S*.
Stamps
Qree
with 5 cakes A. & borax soap.
Has no equal.
1 A S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
with three packages wash
ing powder, per package 0
ffe S & H. Qreen Trading Stamps
with five cakes Our Float
Soap, per cakeee 0pG
Gr
1 A
S*-
A
A
Trading Stams
Tra Kn Sams
with two boxes best
toilett
I
Qree
Ap
Soap, per box lUCs
A
with two bottles strongestt 1 As* Tradin Samp
Ammonia,& per bottle 1UU
1 A
Gree
S
with two bottles best blu- 4 A
ing, per bottle 1UC
2 FOR 1
wit & **r
aism cur-
rants, cocoas, soups, salt,
breakfast foods and spices.
Regular Amounts on Sugar
and Butter.
4 lbs. Best Granulated A A
O Sugar for. pLOU
-A ffe S. & H. Qreen Trading Stamps
%P with one pail Swift's Best OC*
Lard, "Silver Leaf" OOC
Extra Elgin Creamery Butter, 21c.
Always the Best.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
Remember we give stamps on all
C. O. D. orders. Both Phones, 1286.
A.&P.TEACO.
521 NICOLLET AVENUE.
Electric lightedObserva-
tion Cars to Portland, Ore Tla
Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma
Pacific Express
Fargo.Helena, Butte, Spokane,
Seattle, Tacoma, Portland
Fargo and Leech Lake Local
St. Cloud, Little Falls, Brain
erd, Walker, Bern id] 1, Fargo...
Dakota and Manitoba Express
Fergus Falls, Wahpeton,
Moorhead, Fargo, (Jamestown
Dally Ex. Saturday), Crookston,
Grand Forks, Grafton, Winnipeg
Leave Arrive
*10:45 *1:59
pm am
10:45 *7:05
pm
DULUTH AND SUPERIOR
am
9:10 f5:2C
am pm
8:35#
"Duluth Short Line"
6:50
am
pm
11:15J
2:00
*I0:302
TRAINS TO
Daily i Ex. Sunday.
NCrlE.All trains use the Union Station, St.
Paul, 'Utd Union Station in Minneapolis.
TIM ET OFFICE
19 NICOLLET BLOCK.
PUMMN.W.1134. T.0.114.
^iPi^NpTrlirll
UNION STATION.
Office, 300 Nic. Av PhonesMain 860.T. C. 1758
Leave "Daily. tEx Sunday. Arrive
9:00am St. Cloud, Fergus Falls, Farero
Willmar, Su. Falls, Su. City i
s Watertown, Brown's Val
(ley, Aberdeen, Fargo.
FLYER TO PACIFIC COAST
..Wayzataand Hutchinson..
PUdET SOUND EXPRESS.
WINNIPEG FAST EXPRESS
Willmar. Fargo, Grand Forks,
Winnipeg, Sioux Falls, Yank
ton. Sioux City.
110:00am
*ll:01am
6:10pm
5:32pm *8:20pm
8:25pm
4:55pm
5:40pm
2:15pm
8:56am
10:10pm
7:35am
7:35am
O DULUTH
9:30am
3:05pm
111:47pm
GOPHER STATE EXPRESS
Princeton, Milaca, Duluth..
.Night Express to Duluth..
*(8:01pm 112:40pm
6:55am
Night Express sleeping car open 9:00 p.
Minneapolis & St. Lonis R. R.
424 Nicollet Avenue.
Phoni No. a25. St. Louis Depot.
aEx. Sunday. Others Dally. 1 Leave. Arrive.
Watertown and Storm Lake|
Express ja a:57 amia 5:15 pm
Omaha, Des Moines, Kan
sas City, Mason City and
Marshalltown ..la 9.35 ama
Estherville and Madison...| 6:15 pml 10:00 am
'NORTH STAR LIMITED")
Chicago and St Louis.
Peoria Limited
Omaha and Des Moines
Limited
TRA^
7'10 pm
7:45 pm 8:15 am
8:35 pm 7:25 am
S. St. P. 8W & Ry.
Ticket Office, 600 Nicollet Av. Phone, 240 Main.
*Ex. Sunday. Others dally. Leave. Arrive.
Chicago. Mil., Madibon
Chicago "Fast Mail"
North-Western Limited
Chi., "Atlantic Express"...
Duluth. Superior. Ashland..
Twilight Limited
Elmore, Algona. Des Moines.
Su City, Omaha, Kan. (Jy..
Mitchell. Sioux Falls
Omaha Limited
Su City. Omaha. Kan. City
7.50 am
6.00 pin
8:00 pm
10.20 pm
*7:33 am
4.00 pm
7:30 pm
0:05 am
8 30 pm
8:00 pm
8:30 pm
10.20 pm
10:10 am
7:55 am
5:20 pm
*5:00 pm
9:35 pm
8:30 am
8 10 pm
8:30 am
8:10 am
8:10 am
CHICAGO (TREAT WESTERN Rv.
CITY OFFICE Fifth and Nicollet. DEPOT Washington
and Tenth Ave. South. PHONE Main 264.
"Ex. Sunday. Others Daily.
Chicago and East, Dubuque
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha
Chicago, Des Moines, Kansas City
Kansas City, St. Joseph, Des Moines
Omaha, Ft. Dodge, Austin
Rocheste., Red ing,
Mankato, Faribault. Northfleld.
Dodge Center. Hafield.
Lv. Mpls
7 40 am
8 00 pm
10 46 pm
10 80 am
7*0 am
7 55 am
4 65 pm
4 35 pm
Ar. Mpls
10 20 pm
8 00 am
115 pm
810 pm
810 pm
7 30 pm
10 55 am
1120 am
WISCONSIN CENTRA RY.
MILWAUKEE and CHICAGO
Leave 8 a. m. and 7:05 p. m. daily.
Arrive 8:50 a. m. and 5:10 p. m. daily.
A. GOOD THING
RUB IT IN.
LYMAN-ELIEIi DRUG COMPANY,
Minaeapolls, Minn.
15
LAKE MINNETONKA
A the Minnetonka club there was a full'
house over Sunday and numerous visitors
came out for the day. The beautiful
weather had tempted many of the chauf
feurs to risk the -trip to the lake, and a
the roads were in fair condition and
rains interfered, the excursions were
greatly enjoyed. Mr and Mrs. Lar
rabee and children came out last night to
spend the summer months at the club
house, and more guests are expected be
fore the close of the veek.
Mr. and Mrs. Wight of St. Paul
and family are to be at the hotel this sea
son and will come out to-day.
The Sunday guests at the clubhouse
were Mr. and Mrs. George Daggett and
Dorothy Daggett, Sliper, S. Ireys,
r. and Mrs. N Rea, Miss Olga John
son, E Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard, Dr. Hunter, Miss Margie Hunter,
Harrison Fryberger, A Adamson, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Pryor, 1,. Hankinson,
Mr. and Mrs. N Chadbourn. Mr. and
Mr s. Harry W Jones, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Cirkler. Dr. A A Cirkler, Mr and
Mr s. C. Evans, Mrs. Bowman,
George Trimble. Alfred Wagner,
Folwell, Chute, Chute, all of
Minneapolis Mr and Mrs. E A Hughes,
North Dakota Mr and Mrs. R. C. Wight,
Mr s. Clar k. St. PaulMis Berger,
San FranciscoH Thompson, Chicago
Miss Grace Anderson, Chicago.
A large number of people will come out
to the lake to-morrow to attend the open
ing ball of the Mlnnetonka Boat club. A
special train will leave on the & St.
station at 7:35 m., returning from Ton
a Bay at 12 o'clock and reaching the
city in time to connect with the 1 o'clock
cars.
The college girls are beginning to come
home and the younger sets are looking for
some pleasant social gatherings. Miss Mil
licent Hosmer, who has been at Wells col
lege, returned home last week. Miss Ruth
Spicer of Splcer, Minn., also a Wells col
lege girl, came with her, and has been her
guest at Wildhurst for a few days. She
is now in the city. Miss Glee Jamieson
of Wildhurst returned home Sunday morn
ing and Miss Gertrude Satterlee has also
returned from 'Wells college and Is with
her parents at Manitou forest. Miss Irene
Ford, a former Minneapolis girl, is visit
ing in the city and some of her former
school friends will entertain for her at
their lake homes.
A jolly houseparty of the Tau Kappa
Phi of the Central High school is being
entertained at the Schadde cottage a
Fairview. There are about twelve in tha
party.
Mmes. VanDuzee and Cavan entertained
yesterday at their summer homes, a Man
itou Forest, the guests being a group of
thirty women who have met during the
winter for cards. The party came out
from the city early in the morning, re
turning in the late afternoon. Luncheon
was served on the spacious lawns, each
of the guests having provided some deli
cacies for the spread. I the afternoon
cards were played. Among the members
of the club were Mmes. Louis Heinrich.
John Heinrich, Dunlap, Norton, Storer,
McLain, Robert Wright, Stevens, Beidel
man, Lund, Metz, Falk, Fleming, Jim
merson, Loudon, Laliberte, Lee, Rowley,
Jowett, CampbellMisse Robinson, Em
ily Mueller, Stella Mueller, Emily and Etta
Knoblauch and Cavan.
Mrs. W Merrick of Cottagewood gav
an informal luncheon yesterday afternoon
at her summer home for a group of S
Paul friends. After the luncheon euchr*
was played. There were eight guests.
The pretty picnic grounds at Roswefl
Park, near the old Hotel St. Louis grounds,
have been chosen by a number of th
young church people for their annual pio
nics. To-day the Swedish Methodist
church will picnicPar Avenue Method
ist church will hold its annual merry,
making to-morrowAl Saints* Episcopal
church will picnic Saturday, and Bethl
Lutheran church will hold its picnL
June 19.
Poisoned ivy claims numerous victims
this season, and for some reason the ivy
poison takes a rather malignant form*
Probably the many rains and the beautiful
growth of everything in the way of foliag"
accounts for it I one of the families
at Tonka Bay, the victim is the maid
the household, who, together with her mis
tress, made beautifying efforts in behalf
of the lawn. After the grass had beea
cut, the maid handled it and a consid
erable poisoned ivy was among the grasa
the presumption is that she got some i
the poison into her face, despite the pre
caution of wearing gloves. SJ*y is no*
so ill that she is confined to }v~s fced, hav*
Ing been unable to open her ey& for tw
days, as her face Is so swollen.
Miss Lois Tennant of Wildhurst enter
tained a group of young university pea*
pie at a house party last week, her guestft
being Misses Ruth Leonard. Maude Der
rick, Helen Aldrich of ColoradoMessr*
Harold Aldrich of Colorado, Truman Rick
ard and Angler Furber.
Bert Gowen gave a house party from
Saturday over Sunday at the home of h4J
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gowen, a
Wildhurst.
LAKE RIPPLES.
Mrs. Harriet Van Nnmo and Miss Mary Vas
Name of St. Paul were guests over Saturday am?
Sunday of Mrs. W F. llmyer at her cottage
on Gideon's bay.
MrH. V. O. Ilolbrook and Gordon ITolbroolj ai
Summerville will leave Thursday night for St
Louis.
Morton Pratt has been Hpending few davfl
witli Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Pratt at Wildhurst.
Mrs. Frank H. Libbpy of Oshkosb, Wis. 1B vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Purchase, at her homft
in ETcclslor, and will remain until Thursday
night. She came to attend the weddings of
Mish Thompson and of Miss Henderson in Min
neapolis to night.
Mrs. R. Eger of Milwaukee has come to spen4
the summer with her daughter, Mrs. J. R.
Chute, at her summer home at Wildhurst.
Mrs. C. E. Adams of Duluth will arrive at
the lake Friday and will spend a month with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Tennant,
at their cottage at Wildhurst. Mr. Adams will
come with his wife and will remain at the lake
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ny Bpent Sunday at th
A. E. Norton cottage at Tonka Bay. Frank Nor
ton was also a guest over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Wacks spent Saturday and Sun
day with her daughters, Mrs. Edward von Bnd
and Mrs. A. E. Norton, at their cottages at
Tonka Ba and at Cottagewood. Mr. Von Ende
has bought the Springer cottage at Cottagewood
and the family is now occupying it. Miss Edna
von Ende is quite a chauffeuse and runs
father's automobile in and out of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. McKusick have opened
their cottage at Wildhurst after having mad
many improvements, such as enlarging the
downstairs considerably. Mr. McKusick has
also bought a handsome gasolene launch.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Albra and family ar*
occupying a cottage at Tonka Bay.
Miss Priscilla Rand is the guest of Mls
Beatrice Wilcox at Old Orchard, Wildhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Winsor and eon Robert of
Fergus Falls will be guests of Mrs. Winsor'g
brother, G. II. Tennant, at the Tenuant's sum
mer home for two weeks. They will come next
week. Mr. and Mrs. L. Bostwick and Ralpji
Bostwlck were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tennant
over Sunday.
J. T. Garland has built a cottage at Wild
hurst, adjoining the Hosmer place.
Mr. Sievers of Minneapolis is also planning for
a new cottage for his own use, which will be
finished In July.
The World's Fair and How to Get
There.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis Rail
road has these advantages:
Two trains a day
An eighteen-hour schedule.
Dining Cars serving all meals.
Lands you at the gates of the Pair.
Reduced rate tickets.
Its rates are no higher, but its serv
ice is mu ch better than that of any
other line.
For a free map and guide to the
Fair, or other information, call or
write to J. G. Rickel, 424 Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis.
More cases of sick headache, bili
ousness, constipation, can be cured in
less time with less medicine, and for
less money by using Carter's Littl*
Liver Pills, than by any other means.

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