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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
^OTEL AERIVALS.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
BUILDING PERMITS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
MILWAUKEE DEPOT.
IciE __ICL___0, MILWTJKEE __?_
fST. PAUL RAILWAY.
Phone 19.
lontik.
i_Cttr4.cke*ofBoe, 38 Nicollet Avenue, PI
yirtger Station, Washington ana Ayes,
foully. tB-Bnmdar. t_x. Batnrday. f__.Monday.
Leave, MARCH 30,1906, Arrive.
tM*m Cos*e, Milwaukee, C_leaa. *10JOp
1X OTOSM. Madison, Wis., I _,
Ww llWraq^e,Boek Island JflMOpm
S_0 __ Northflald. Faribault, K. O
SPUBI Qrw_viU,MHb_k:, Aberdeen..
jP_BJ_- Ms-tato, Wells, JSekson
9.30 pm Winona, Crosse, Milwaukee..
I* BJJQp- Faribanh, Dubnana, Ohloago....
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Sb48 pm. I Crosse, Milwaukee, ()hleao_
I* .Sp_ Ortonville, Fargo, Aberdeen...
tUft* Mart-field, Bk_tba_4, Austin....
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|11 _,- BMkaB M.lfc
Office 600 Nicollet Ave. Phone 240. tEx Sun. Others dally
For CHICAGO .Lv 7 60 am, 6 00,8 00,10 20 pm
From CHICAGO..Ar 7 55,1015 am, 6 20,10.20pm
FOND DU LAC Lv 6 00 pm, Ar 10 16 am
DULUTH, Lv 17 86 am, 4:00 pm, Ar 15 06,9 86 pm
For 8IOT3X CITY f7 10, 10 am, 7 80,8 30 pra
From 8IQUX CITY 815 am, 14-45,810 pm
For OMAHA Lv 1710,9 10 am, 7-80,8 80pm
From OMAHA Ar 815 am, 8-10 pm
For KAJSSAS CITY Lv9 10am. 7 80.8 80pm
^tom KANSAS CUT Ar 8 15 am. 8 lO pm
CHICAGO GREATWJESTERIV Re
CUT Omcx- Fifth and Nicollet, DKPOT Washington
And Tenth Ave. South. PHONE Main 8_.
*Ex Sunday. Others Dally.
Oblcago and East, Dubuque
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha.
Chicago. Des Moines, Kansas City
Kansas City, St. Joseph, Des Moines
Omaha, Ft. Dodge, Austin
Rochester, Bed wing,
Mankato, Faribault Nortnueld
Dodge Center, Bayfield
iBuilingforii
I HoutBxi
Leave
ri.fcu_m,
Lv. Mpls
719 am
800 pm
10 4ft pm
10 30 am
7 40 am
7 56 am
4 55 pm
Ar. Mpls
10 90 pm
800 am
115 pm
810 pm
810 pm
7 80 pm
10SS am
USOam
C. B. & 0 By.
Phone. N. W Main 860 C. 811
Ticket office, corner Third street
and Nicollet avenue.
AH Trains Dally Arrive
Winona, La Crosse. Du
buque, Chicago, St.Louis
?:E0p.m,
UOp. m.
1:20 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
"Chicago Limited"..
Winona. a Croase. Da
buaue. Chicago. St-Louis
8:00 a-m-
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS R.
Station. Washington and 4th avs N.
Office 424 Nicollet. 'Except Sun. other* daily.
Leave for CHICAGO *9.85 am 7: pm
Leave for ST. LOUIS *9:85 am 7:45 pm
Leave for DES MOINES "9.85 am 8 36 pm
Leave for OMAHA, California. 9.35 am 8 35 pm
For Watertown and Storm,Lake........8:57 am
For Madison and Esthervllle ..S.S? am 6:15 pm
WISCONSIN CENTRAL R'Y.
XIOXET OFFICE, 830 NIOOLLST AV.
Bhone*T. 0. 866 N. W Mala 851.
Chipsiwa Falls, Marsh-I
field. Aabland.Iron Towns.I
Fond du Lac, Ounkosb,
Leave.
8.00 a. m.
7:06 p. m.
Milwaukee, Chicago I
8-Oa. m.
10p. m.
HOTEX. ARRXVAX&
The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
HOTEL VENDOMEDeForest Ward. Fairmont,
Minn., 0 Giaves, Attkln, Mlnu. Wallaee
Barker, Aitkin, Minn J. H. Hartig, Chi
cago W. Maikhus, Wlllmar, Minn. H.
S Bverson, Maiinette, Wis T. G. Weber,
Mantato, Minn W Ryan, Fargo AUx
Currle, Cando, N. D. H. Foennlng, At
natei, Minn 0 0 Jacobs, San Francisco,
Raymond, Rochester, Minn.: Mr. and
Mrs H. Leonard, Rochester, Minn., Susie
Wabresen, Mankato, Minn S D. Works,
Mankato. Minn E Bassett, Mankato,
Minn Dr E P. Famum, Mason City, a
A. Gallausch, Red Wing, Minn., W G.
Rlplev, Mohall, N. Otto Borchert, Mil
waukee C. S Hutchins, Grand Forks, P. W,
Minnick, Chicago, T. 0 Apland, Hale, la. 0.
R. Gates. Fergus Falls Mr. and Mrs. A. i
Leiser, St Joe W TIppery, Omaha S.
Blakewlllsdm, Chicago Winslow, Pnila-
delBfiia Geo. Hopkins, Rockford, a E B.
Holly, Chicago E. Smith, Owatonna G.
R. Gibson, Fremont, O J. G, Pope, Mora
Mr. and Mrs D. Jenks, St. Cloud T. G.
Lochman. Ponsford, Minn. P. Miller, Iowa
City. A. Ubrey Iowa City. Chas Yarnell,
Iowa City, Mr and Mrs. C. O. Sutton, Iowa
City lyenega, Chicago, S. J. Race, Red
wood Falls*, Jos Spclr, Fairmont.
fiOTEL HYSER Oranner Wahpeton, N.
0 Johnson and wife, Staples, O.
Bailey, Chicago, Ha and wife. Bow
dele, S V., N T. Fields, Fergus Falls,
H. Jackson, Chicago, G. W. Mclntyre, Graf
ton S Miss Smith, Little Falls, Minn.
S Conn, Sioux City, Weeks, Omaha
C. Dair, Appleton, W. Waguard and wife,
Brings, Rochester, N S. Mon
roe, Chicago, Donaldson. Ne York,
W. Dunnington, Kansas City, B.
Hauean, Fpigtis Falls, Jno. Dwlght, Dwlght,
111 Henry Lewis, St Peter, Louis James,
Joplin, Mo J. Gates, Battle Creek Sam
Johnson, Butte, Mont. Miss Mary Fox, New
Tori
BIRTHS.
DeanMr and Mrs. E L., 142 Sixth avenue
fc E, a daughter
SmithMr. and Mra. Alfred, 410 Sixteenth
avenue NE, a son.
HanlonMr. and Mrs. John, 811 Plymouth ave
nue. son.
ChaseAir. and Mrs. R. B., 510 East Twenty
.fourth street, a son.
GagncrnMr and Mrs. A 633 Taylor- street
NE, a daughter.
NelsonMr. and Mrs. Carl, 2400 Eleventh ave
nue S. a son
AndersonMr. and Mrs. A G., 4804 Second
-atreet N, a son.
BadgerMr. and Mrs. J., 816 Nineteenth
avenue ?xI3 a daughter.
SjobergMr. and Mrs. Charles, 1319 Twenty
fourth avenue N, a- son.
GallagherMr. and Mrs. John, 1418 Penn ave
nue N.
GagenMr. and Mrs J. P., 613 Ten-and-one
half avenue N, a danghter.
JohnsonMr and Mis. Andrew, 419 Thirty-first
avenue N, a. daughtei.
KeatingMr. and Mis. John, 818 Mary place,
a son, KABEIAGE LICENSES.
Arne Svendson and Petra O. Pedersen.
Walter Kirk and Sophia Fournler.
Adam 0 Larson and Clara Zabel.
Sigurd Nashwold nnd Llna Hahn
Lawrence Novak and Margareth Czyszczonl.
Fellr Rogers and Cornelia Stebblns.
Joseph Teas and Mary Ferguson
Arthur Hufton and Amanda Palmer
Fred W. Van Krevelen and Katie Lorina.
Albln Salln and Hilda Petersen.
DEATHS
Temple -William 205 Second street%.
Mrs Jennie O Cook. 1314 Queen avenue
I, frame dwelling $2,000
R. J. Mendenhall 1714 Stevens avenue
bricK veneered dwelling' 3,000
American Real Estate Investment Loan
company, 3336 Fourth street N frame
dwelling
American Real Estate Investment Loan
company, 333S fourth street N frame
dwelling
L. Ablstrom. 1033 Nineteenth avenue
NB frame dwelling 1,200
Miss Marie E. Galbreath, 8149 Grand ave
nue frame dwelling 4,600
Nels Nelson. 2220 Humboldt avenue S
frame dwelling 5,000
E Colb 3412 Twentieth avenue S
frame dwelling 1,600
Josephine B. Rust, 1112 Hennepin ave
nue brick store 3,000
Minor permits 4,210
^EAI^ESTAjnB^RANSFE^
Continued.
A. B. Edlund lot 12. block 10. Win
dom's addition 875
E. P. Parsons in wife to H. V. Setilnel
pfeng part lot 2, Arcadia, Minneapolis 800
Lais Olson and wife to N Or. Bojuer
lot 10, block 12. B. S. Wright's addi
tion 425
John S. Morrison al. to James B. John
sou and wife part lot 6, block 3,
Peter's addition 1.500
N P. WiUard and wife to James E. rtl
gram lot 2, block 1, Excelsior addi
tioa. 1.400
V. J. Welch and wife to Vlllaae of Ex
celsioi, part lot "B," May's subdivision 176
U. S. Savings & Loan association to A. 0
BiooLs, lot 0. block 2. Goodrich Paik
addition S50
C. Tlmmons and wife to Samuel A. Oster
et al lot 1. add part 16ts 2, 11 and! 12,
block 2. Herrick's addition 7,000
Stanley S. Staring and wife to J. S. Mor
rison, et al part lots 7 and 8, block 3,
Cam's addition 2,100
Fortius Darning and wife to W S
D^chtowioz: pait lots 26 and 27, block 3,
McMillan's addition 875
Ida Shaw to J. L. Dunham part lot 9,
Payne & Henderson's addition 800
DeLancey D. Webster and wife to Mary
Anioth and husband, part lota 23. and 22,
block 12, B. S. Wright addition 1,000
Security Bank of Minneapolis to George
Harrison, part lots 12 mid 18, block 10,
Snyder & Cole's First addition 11,000
E. M. Wells and husband to A. Drew
lot 11, block 9, Foiest Heights addl
dition 450
E. McGowan and husband to James E.
Riley, lot 1, block 7, Gale's First ad
dition 1,600
Freeman Lane al (receivers) to A-
C. Fleck lot 7, block 8, Excelsior ad
dition 510
Thomas H. Canfield (administrator) to
John Knobljuc'i, lot 29, block 1, Fall
Grounds addition 300
Anton Abe and wife to A. Swart, lot
14, block 7, First Division Remington
park 550
Colhy and wife to F. A. Polka,
lots 27 and 28 block 13. Second
vision Remington park*...., 650
J. J. Collins and wife to F. Ziermer,
lot 27 block 5, Roscdale park 1,400
J. Bojlan (administrator) to James
Peterson, lot 11, block 5, Baker's ad
dition 375
H. N. Bradbury and wife to A- Stewart,
lot 10, block 2, Palmer's addition 900
0. R. Bahns and wife to J. Lokvan
lot 23, block 12, ForeBt Heights addi
tion 1.300
J. S Calder and wife to A G. Arm
strong et al lot 5. Calder's First ad
dition 150
S Browold and wife to Severt Lar
son part of lots 13 and 14, block 31,
Murphy's addition 1,850
Z. Brown and wife to A. Pilbula lot
12, block 2, Phillips' addition 100
1. W. Adams and husband to E. Emlar
lot 9, block 2, Turner & Warnock's
First addition 145
C. S Jelly and -wife to Jobn Santrizos,
lots 20, 27 and 26, block 2, Chicago
Lake Park addition 275
D. P. Jones (administrator) to Thomas
Guilbeit et al part of nw & of nw&
section 22-28 24 100
A I* Hultgren and wife to S A Duns
moor, lot 6, block 4, "Washburn Park. 125
W L. Hursh and wife to A Burk
hardt lots 11 and 12, block 2, Long
Lake Heights 350
Louis Hanser and wife to Ann McGinty
part of lot 9, bloik 12, Bradford &
Lewis' addition 1.500
SL Harris to O Nelson, lot 1,
block 1, Monroe Brothers' addition 575
B. E. Hartson and husband to A. G.
Armstrong et al", lot 4, Calder's First
addition 2,000
Foi sling to Gangelhoff lot
2 and part of lot S block 13 S &.
W. Elliott'* addition 6,000
BOB. Ehvell and wife to the Blntllft
Manufacturing. companr In lot 7, block.$66,805
33, Mill Company's addition 10,000
Total.
Arrive.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
METHODIST.
WESLEYRev. L. Gould, D.
"The Optimism of Jesus Christ"
"Dreams and Interpreters
Morning,
evening,
MINNEHAHARev. C. M. Heard. Morning,,
"Doubting Thomas", evening, "The Gambling
Mania."
HOBAET MEMORTftT,Rev A Thompson.
Morning, Sunday school at 10.30, Charles Kid
der, superintendent, evening, "Righteousness
the Life of God" 8 Epworth league, 8-45
Junior league, 7 pm. The Sunday school has
nearly reached the 100 mark. This Is the
youngest chuich of the Methodists and la rap
idly developing.
TRINITYRev. L, A. Wlllsey. Morning, Volney
B. dishing of Maine will deliver an address on
"Gospel Temperance" evening, "The Doubter
Helped." C. R. Ellis, second vice president of
the district leagues wilr^conduet the mission
ary meeting at 7 p.m.
RICHFIELDRev. A. Thompson, pastor. Mor
ning "Growth by Speaking the Truth In
Love." Sunday school at 12 This school
Is doing a grand work on all lines. Raised a
goodly sum for .missions faster Sunday One
little girl did her share by grating and selling
horseradish.
PARK AVENUERev. G. Vallentyne Mor
ning, fellowship meeting evening, sermon by
the pastor
LAKE STREETRev. T. W. Stout. Morning,
sermon by the pastor. Evening, "Secrets of
Bridge Square," second in series of "Messages
from Common Things."
MIDWAY FREERev. Burton Y. Neal, pastor.
Lovefeast at *9 SO folio-wed by sacramental ser
vice Preaching at 11 o'clock by Bishop W. T,
Hogue of Chicago, also in the evening by same
speaker at 7:45.
NORTHRev. W.
Rev. J. Noe
ville.
A. Shannon, pastor. Morning,
Evening, Mrs. Bessie L. Sco-
WEBTERN AVENUERev. H. B. Collins. Mor
ning, "Lawful but Dishonest." Evening, "Paul
tho Slave of Jesus Christ"
THTRTEJENTH AVENUERev. O Sharpe.
Morning "Wlat Is I to Be a Christln?" Eve
nrng, '*Wlth the Gardener in His Garden."
F0S8Rev- W. Heard. Morning, "Tha Birth
of Religion" evening, "Religion as the Im
pulse of Civilization."
FOWLERRev A Cool Morning, "Why Ob
serve the Christian Sabbath? Evening, "San
ity and Salntllness^
SIMPSONRev. John H. Miller, PhD. Mor
ning, "The Sanctity of the Sabbath", evening,
"Pilgrim's Progress Series." "Lessons from
Simple, Sloth, Presumption, Formalist, Hypoe
risy and the Lions in the Way.
HOPKINSRev. 0. H. Sweatt. Sermon morning
and evening.
ST. LOUIS PARKRev. 0 H. Sweatt. 8 pm.,
Sunday school. Evening, sermon by Rev. Mr.
Noe.
FIRSTRev. W. H. Jordan. Morning, "Chris
tian Stability." Evening, Rev. 0. A. Parks.
CONQREGAIONAL.
MINNEHAHAE. W. Gllles. Evening, "Lessons
From. Exodus
THIRTY-EIGHTH STREETRev. George Al
brecht. Morning, "The Law
ofd
ity" evening,
7
1,000
Total $27,110
JREAIJESTATEmAMOT^
V. Welch and wife to M. Powers
part lot 54, Bennett's addition $800
M. E. Sherwood and husband to S.
Koon, lot 22, block 4, Chicago Avenue
Park addition 2,500
M. E Sherwcad and husband to Millie I.
Smith Jot 21. block 4, Chicago Avenue
Park, addition ..v
Security Land & Investment company to
19- aj -C Jap
Responsibil-
'Th Churc an the City.
Addresses by Mayor Jones and Judge Walte.
The new church building will be dedicated at
8pm All are cordially invited
COMO AVENUERev. .M. Qulbert. Morn
ing, "Holding Fast That Which I Good"
at 4 o'clock communion and baptism service
this its the last service of the present pas
torate.
Morning, "The Abld^
of Jesus" evening,
VINERev. J. S. Rood.
ing Personal Presence
"Thie Chara
LYNDALlP-Rev. 0-7 E. Burton
N. A
nlng.
Character of Jesus."
Morning, Rev.
Palmer of the Anti-Saloon league eve
'Temporal and Spiritual Movings
FOREST HEIGHTSRev C. B. Fellows Morn
ing, "The Great Transformation": evening,
"The Importance of An Intelligent Faith."
PARK AVENUERev. G. S. Rollins,
Morning. "Christ or evening, "Pre
pared for Battle
FIRSTRev. Clement G. Clark. Morning, pas
tor will preach, evening, "Religion and Cul-
ture."
L0WRY HILLRev. Henry Holmes. Morning,
"I Go a Fishing," at 10:30 evening. Chris
tian Endeavor at 6 SO
FIFTH AVENUERev. James E. Smith. Morn
ing, "Death, the Gateway to Abundant Life"
evening, "A Great Discovery," a chapter in
a soul's attainments.
PILGRIMRev. A. Sumner. Morning, Rev.
George Merrill. -will preach, evening,
"The Cure of Doubt."
LINDEN HILLS-Rev. C. H. Maxwell. Morning,
"The Resurrection Life," with Easter pro
gram, evening, sermon by Volney B. Gushing
of Maine, with Easter music.
PL-S-MOTTTHRev Hallock. Morn
1,0001 Ing, "The Love Story of the Universe" eve
I nlng. Rev. Harold Hunting, "The Power of
God's Forgiveness." Christian Endeavor meet
ing.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIFTHRev. C. Latimer. Morning, com
munion evening, "Laying Our Gifts Upon the
Altar," farewell sermon.
WESTMINSTERRev. John Edward Bushnell,
D.D. Morning, "Paradise" evening. Rev.
A. Walton D.D., a service preliminary to the
Chapman Walton meetings to be held In Oc
tober
BETHLEHEMRev. Stanley Robert^ -D
Morning, "The Awakening of SpringType of
the Awakening of the Soul" evening, "David's
Great Exploit," a sermon especially for young
people.
WELSHRev. ,H. Morgan, Ormo, Wis Morn
ing, 10 30 evening, 7.30 all Welsh citizens
cordially invited.
yiRSTRev. R. Marshall^ DJE Morning,
"Clad in Divine Beauty" evening, a Cbwper i
service, conducted by pastor.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
itte&ygM
'P r. Continued.
STEWABT MEMORIALRev. R. A. Iran e.r
Las. Morning, "The Bible in the Light of
Science," last sermon in the series evening,
Rev, W H. Lingle of Hunan, China, will
speak
VANDERBURGH MEMORIALRev W O. Wal
lace. Morning, "Thy Kingdom Come" even
ing, -"Jonah Identified as the Cause of the
Storm." An address of ten minutes will be
given at the morning bervice for chllftren.
SHILOH Rev. Otis G. Dale. Morning. "The
Natura and Purpose of Chuich Cieeds"^ ordi
nation and installation of elders, evening, ser
r-ion on the SKth Commandment.
BETHANYJ. B. Clapp of North Dakota will
preacb morning and evening
HOUSE OF FAITHRev R. Creswell
HOPE 0HAPELRev. Alexander 0. Patterson.
Evening, "The Story of a Slave."
BAP I S T.
IMMAKTTEtIRer Triggerson Morning.
No More Sea evening, "How Many
Loaves Have Ye?" On Wednesday evening,
May 3, there will be a lecture, "From Minne
apolis to Palestine," illustrated by moving
pictures. CENTRALRev. Theodore Heysham, Ph D.
Morning, Mrs. Emma Cummlngs -Park, D.,
of India evening, "The Message that Moves
the World."
FOURTHRev. F. Holt. Morning, "The
Seed to Sow" evening, '.'A Young Man's Eyes
Opened."
OLIVETRev. Frank H. Cooper. Morning,
"Spiritual Philistines" evening, "What Shall
a Alan Do With Himself?"
TBINITY (X A hall)Rev. Latban A.
Crandall. Morning, "The Vital Message"
evening, "Maitha and Mary."
FIRSTRev. W B. Riley. Morning, "The
God and Coming Generations", evening, "The
Cuise of the Halfway House."
EPISCOPAL.
GRACE CHURCHMorning service and sermon
at 10 30 by Rev. Andiew Stowe. evening serv
ice by ~Kev I Houlgate, Sunday school. 12
Bible class, 7 45 Monday night.
CHRIST CHUaCHMorning service and ser
mon at 10 do by Rev. Isaac Houlgate even
ing by the Rev. Andrew Stowe Sunday
school 12 Y. P. S Tuesday, S p.m.
HOLY TRINITY7 30 a holy communion
10 30 aMX service and sermon, 7 30 m.,
evening piayer and sermon
ST. MARK'S PRO CATHEDRALHoly commun
ion, 9 30 a.m morning seivice and sermon,
10 30, Vicar Hills, evensong and seimon, 7.45,
Vicai Haupt.
ST PAITI.'S (corner Franklin and Dupont av S)
Rex. Theodore Payne Thurston rector 9 45
a.m., Sunda) school, 11 a.m., morning services
and addicts by John W Wood 5 pa, even
ing service and address Gounod "Gallia"
will be sung by the choir assisted by the
Stanley Hall quartet.
ALL SAINTS*Rev George EC Thomas. Morn
ing, The Paristt Church eYenlng, After
LentWhat?" Holy communion, 8 a.m. par:
ish school, 12 m.
LUTHERAN.
ST. JOHN'S (ENGLISH)Rev. J. N. Lenker.
Morning JTbe Observance of Sunday in the
Light of the First Sunday", evening "The
Inner and Outer Development of the Kingdom
of Heaven
SALEM (ENGLISH)Rev. George Trabert,
D. Morning, "Victorious Thru Faith", even
ins, Biicka Without Straw
TRINITY GERMAN (corner 13th av S and 19th
bt)Rev. Frederic Sieven. Morning, "My Lord
and Hi God" evening, English services, Pro
fessor E. Hove.
BETHLEHEMRev. N. Thvedt. Morning,
service at lO 30, the choir will sing, evening,
service at 7 45, selected songs. John W. Arc
tander's Bible class meets in the basement at
12 10, Norwegian and English Sunday school
at 12, Luther league at 6 45.
UNIVERSALIST.
TTTTTI.ERev A Tilllnghast. Morning,
"The Ruling Passion" evening, "A Fishing
Story."
ALL SOULS'Rev. A. N. Alcott. Morning,
"The Modern Woman and Modern Civiliza
tion", evening, "The Modern Woman and
Modern Civilization." The Political Equality
club will attend morning service.
CHURCH OF TH E REDEEMERRev. Marion
Shutter. Morning, "The Heavenly Vision"
evening, "The Golden Rule
UNITARIAN.
FIRSTBev. Edward A. Cantrell of Luverne.
Morning, "Religion and Life", no evening
service.
CATHOLIC.
ST. CHARLESRev. J. M. Uleary. Morning,
"Faith", evening, "The Confessional."
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
SECOND CHXTB.CH OF OHBIST SCIENTIST
Coiner Second avenue 8 and Eleventh street.
Morning, "Adam and Fallen Man."
THIRDMorning, "Adnm and Fallen Man." a
FOURTH CHURCH: OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Second avenue S and Fourteenth street. Mom
ing, "Adam and Fallen Man
DISCIPLES O CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVINUE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Rev. Ri |wrd W. Abberley Morning, "The
Ascension of Jesus" evening lecture on
"Marriage and Divorce, or How to Get "Well
Wed aua btay Wed
GRAND AVENUE CHRISTIANRev. Dr. Fred
Kline. Morning, "Great Fruits of Obedience",
evening, Home Missionary rally, three short
addresses and special musical program.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST (K of P, hall,
Masonic Temple)Evening, 8 o'clock, lecture
by Mrs. A Talcott, subject taken from
audience spirit greetings by "Dottle," Mrs.
M. White.
SPIRITUALIST (Richmond hall No 1, 723 Nic
ollet avenue)Dr. Louis Williams. Evening,
"Tesus, the Man of Galilee, the Immortal
Ohiist, and Gautama, Pride of India, the Im
moital Buddha
mond hall, corner Nicollet avenue and Eighth
street)Morning, "Baptism of Christ," by
Rev. Alice Wickstrom.
NORTH SIDE SPIRITUAL SOCIETY (I. 0 0 F.
hall, 406 Twentieth avenue N)Evening,
"Whither Al W Drifting"'" by Mis Clay
ton, greetings by Mrs Hegdahl.
PEOPLE'S CHURCH (Unique theater)Rev.
Morrill Morning, "Joseph Jefferson."
THEOSOPHICAL (207 Svkes block)Evening,
"The Qualities of a Noble Life."
BANS OP PEACE (229 Central avenue)Mrs
S Lowell. Spiiit greetings by Mrs. Peake
and Mrs. Lee.
ADVENT CHRISTIANRev. Dr. A. J. Frost.
Morning, "The Qieatest Text in thet,Blble."
PEOPLE'S MISSIONSuperintendent O
Sweatt Temperance meeting, -4 Edwin
Phlllpps D., evening, revival service.
NEW THOUGHT LYCEUM (Richmond hall, No.
1, corner of Nicollet avenue and Eighth street)
10.45 a.m., lecture by Ruth Ridges, "The
Sbephard Psalm."
BRAKEMEN AND FIREMEN WANTED600
young men to take instructions by
mail, or at our schooli experience
unnecessaryj high wages-, promotion braKemen
fecome
et $75, become conductors, firemen get $100,
engineers, get $175. We assist you to
secure a position big demand for good men:
call or write for particulars the best equipped
railway trainings school in the United States.
National Railway Training School, 224 Boston
block, Minneapolis, open evenings, second
floor.
W E WANT BOOKKEEPERS OF TH E RIGHT
sort, for good positions,., with high-grade Arms.
There are always more opportunities than we
can fill for men familiar with up-to-date book
keeping methods. With offices in 12 cities,
and with 12,000 employers to serve, our sup
ply of positions paying, from $1,000 to $5,000
a year never runs low. Write for booklet.
Hapgoods, 313 Nicollet av.
THE CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY
of Chicago la now dolhg the largest personal
health and accident business in North and
South Dakota and Wisconsin, and second larg
est In Minnesota. W still have good open
ings for live men in the above states. Our $1
per month plan is a winner tor agents. D.
H. Evans, state agent, 310-311 Andrus build
ing, Minneapolis
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT STRICTLY EN
forces the civil service law 50,830 appoint
ments to life positions last year splendid open
ings for young people write for the announce
ment of the Columbian Correspondence Col
lege, Washington. containing dates,
salaries, places for holding examinations and
questions recently used by the civil service
commission.
HIGH-CLASS SALESMENA SIDE LINE FOR
every business, one salesman made $720.25,
another $663 50 another, $287.50 commission
in one day, proof of this statement and sam
ple case free by return mall company incor
porated in 1879. Address T. T., General
Manager, 0 box 230, New York.
FIREMEN AN BRAKEMEN ON RAILROADS
everywhere, experience unnecessary, high
monthly wages, firemen, $100, become engineers
and earn S1SO, brakemen, S70, become con
ductors and earn $140 name position pre
ferred state age. Write for particulars. Rail
way association, room 91, 227 Monroe st,
Brooklyn, N Y.
FREE.
The Ne York Cutlng School will open
school Monday evening. May 1, 8 a
free lecture and demonstration will be given
in cutting and designing of garments. Cut
ters, tailors and parties Interested in tailoring
especially invited. 909 Northwestern building,
324 Hennepin av.
WANTEDFOR U, S. ARMY, ABLE-BODIED
unmarried men between, ages of 18 and 35.
citizens of United States of good character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For information apply to re
cruiting officer at Phoenix building, St. Paul,
or 324 1st av S, Minneapolis, Minn.
IF YOU AR E TH E RIGHT MAN (RATHER
student) will teach you a high class profession,
-take you In as partner in established busi
ness and start jo on salary beside an ex
ceptional orporttiilty, offering you several
thousand dollars' yearly Income $1,500
quired. Address 9622. Journal,
ANT ADS
1 Cent Word
All ads 1 cent a .word,
when paid for in ad
vance otherwise 8 cents per line, 7
words to the line. CNo Ad taken for
less than 20c each insertion except
Situations Wanted, Male or Female,
which are y2c a word no Ad less than
10c daily 20 words or-less, one week,
50 cents.
When so desired, in place of name*
and address, an advertisement can be
addressed to a number furnished by a*n*l
va. care of The JouinaF. Answers for
out-of-town advertisers will be for
warded.
Advertisements ordered run "until
forbid'' (T. F.) will not be discon
tmuecl except upon written order, duly
siglred,
WANT PAGfSS CLOSE
EVERY DAYAt 10 a.m. for that
day.'s noon edition.
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY
A.t p.TBi. for entire
aftetnoon edition.
SATURDAY ONLYAT 12:30 p.m.
i for entire afternoon
edition.
GET YOUR ADS IN EARLY
HELP WANTEDMALE
Continued.
WANTEDTHREE SALESMEN BX BAND,
Nally & Co. to handle their reversible map
of the United States and world men already
in the field making from $18 to $35 per week?
?unity.
experience necessary an unusual oppor
Our house and our goods known the
world over. Address Rand, McNally & Co.,
Chicago, 111.
A FIRST-CLASS, UP-TO-DATE FLOURING
mill foi sale, lease oi operate on shares, well
located in the haid wheat section of north
eastern Noitb Dakota, easy terms and fi^o.
opportunity given to good miUer. Look thia
up at once. Thos. E. Slmej owner, 309Mi Jack
son st, St. Paul.
COMPETENT MAN TO TRAVEL I N MINN&
sota, the Dakotas, Iowa and Wisconsin. Expe
rience unnecessary, but must be energetic And
have plenty of "push" and be willing to Hus
tle for $20 per week, expenses advanced. Ad
dress at Qu.ce JYHII sel^addressed envelop, 9$ul,
Journal.
Hi
WANTEDMEN AN BOYS TO LEARN
plumbing trade. W- cannot supply demand
for graduate? 4 50 to- $5 per day. Eight
weeks completes comse. Earn while learning.
Address for catalog, Coyne Bros. Co., Plumb
ing School, Cincinnati, 0 St. Louis, Mo.
100 RAILROAD LABORERS FOR NE W RAIL
load conti act In Wisconsin men for shoveling,
elearlng, steam shovels etc $1 75 per day,
eight months' work ship daily free fare,
hational Employment Co., 200 Nicollet av,
222 3d av S, Minneapolis also Dulutn.
WANTEDA PRACTICAL TELEPHONE MAN
who understands building and equipping a line
must know his business, and be a hustler,
state age, experience and wages, send refer
ences, work to begin about May 15. Wesley. C.
McDowell, secretary, Marion, N. D.
YOUNG MAN TO LEARN WATCHMAKING,
jewelry work, optic's engraving- only actual
work, school for Jewelers exclusively, money
made learning. Minneapolis School of Engrav
ing, Watchmaking, "7th and Hennepin av,
whole fourth floor, Hullt building.
WANTED SALESMEN, AMERICAN AN
Scandinavian, to secure investments in coal
mining company investment guaranteed by
two strong trubt companies salary and com
mission Give full particulars In first letter.
P. 0 Box 270, Minneapolis
HARNESS MAKERS WANTEDFOR BUGGY
and team work, steady employment, good
wages, the best arranged factory in the
northwest Como on at once, or write today.
Address Saddlery Department, Marshall-Wells
Hardware Co Duluth. Minn
WANTED IMMLDIATELY^A^ FIRST-CLASH
Mlebie cylinder pressman- one Who Is willing
to leave city at ones') highest wages and,
steady work guaranteed to right man.
An\?
ply not later Hban G.80v
WANTEDFIVE MORE MEN NEAT Ap
pearance and pleasant address, to sell alarm
clocks and other goods sold on easy" pay
ments city work rigs furnished absolutely
free. Manager, C. F. Adams Co., 78 7th st 8.
WANTEDMEN TO INTRODUCE A PATENT
hardware article, salary SIS per -week, $2.SO
per day for expenses to start, rapid advance
ment state age ana present employment.
Write Ideal Shear Co Dept 4, Chicago.
SALESMEN OF NEAT APPEARANCE AN
ability to carry our goods as side line only
men that can command a bearing from the
best merchants in their territory need an
swer. Belmont Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTEDENERGETIC MAN TO ESTABLISH
business for manufacturer, sell retail trade
salary $20, paid weekly, expenses advanced
good route hustle more desired than experi
ence. G. Sexton, Star Bldg.. Chicago
WANTEDPERSON TO CALL ON RETAIL
trade for manufacturing house local terri
tory salary $25, paid weekly expense money
advanced, previous experience unnecessary.
American House, Star Bldg., Chicago.
-WANTEDGOOD BOYS, NO CIGARET SMOK
ers, also to buy old carpets and to clean and
lay your carpets free storage. Minneapolis
Carpet Cleaning & Rug Factory, 112 4th st If.
Phones. T. a 9495. N. W. Main 8227.
WANTEDABOUT JUNE 1, MAN AND WIFE
to care for house and lawn during four
months' absence of family good wages paid
references, must be absolutely first-class In
every respect. Address 118, Journal.
WANTEDMANUFACTURERS!- AGENTS I N
touch with purchasing agents of railways and
large corporations to carry staple line pay
ing liberal commission. The Vulcan Chemi
cal Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
FIRST-CLASS COOK AN TO OVERSEE
kitchen to go to Jamestown, N Call at
Hart & Murphy's, corner 8th and Jackson st
St fau Saturday morning between 9 and 11,
and ask for C. A. Klaus.
WANTEDAN ACTIVE YOUNG KAN WITH
money to join me in a very profitable business.
This is no get-rich-quick affair, but a sound
business proposition and will bear Investigation.
8983, Journal.
YOUNG MEN TO LEARN THE PLUMBING
and heating trade both day and evening
classes for terms address Practical School of
Plumbing and Heating, 3639 Nicollet av. Min
neapolis, Minn.
WANTEDMEN EVERYWHERE, GOOD PAY,
to distribute circulars, advertising matter.
tack signs, etc.: no canvassing.
HELP WANTngP-MALE
^Continued.
BANKERS. fff
Lawyers, *Jk
Doctors, JJ&l
Bookkeepers,
Clerks and wage earner*
Are stockholders.
Some hold their stock
Or Address
faerwln,
p.m Sunday Apr-i 39
Mastl. 840 West hotel
BRAKEMEN AN FIREMEN000 YOUNG AND
sound men to take instructions so you can be
come a" railroad mah.and fireman good salaries.
We give a full course,'af -our school or at
your -home. -Jfcjrttierii f
School. 4 5
Washington av S room'-B.i
WANTEDA GOOD CIGAR SALESMAN1,
WITH
experience and some money to invest In a
good paying cigar manufacturing- business
none bot sober and energetic man..wanted.
For further particulafs "write to Han
Bonr Ddmburg, _J
WANTEDENERGETIC. TRUSTWORTHY MAN
or woman to work In Minnesota repFesentlgg'
large manufacturing cdmpany, salary $40 to
$90 per month, paid weekly, expenses ad
vanced. Addiess with' Btamp, J. H. Moore,
Minneapolis, Minn.
SIDE-LINE TRAVELING MEN CAN ftA-g-K 935
to $50 per week carrying side line of most
up-to-date advertising fans of our exclusive
and special designs. Apply at once. Thet
Kemper-Thomas Co., Fa Dept, Station HT"
Cincinnati, O.
SALESMENNEW OXEVEX^INTJ- JOBBINQ
house with large capital, wishes to employ
a corps of experienced traveling salesmen
high commission, with $85 weekly. W. S.
Finley & Co., 90-96 Prospect st, Cleveland,
Ohio.
BAKER. I N TOWN OP 1,800 POPULATION, I N
Noith Dakota man who plays violin and can
double In brass band: no violinist here at
present good opening for right man, no boozer
wanted. Address Lock Box 273, Hankinson.
N
Address Na
tional Advertising Co., 100 Oakland Bang
Bldg., Chicago.
WANTEDTRAVELING MAN FOR MINNE
sota. delivering and collecting for manufac
turing company, liberal salary and expenses.
Address Road Supt., 1110 Caxton Bldg., Chi
cago.
60 STATION MEN, ALSO 100 RAILROAD la
borers for new contract in Wisconsin eight
months' work- free fare, ship daily National
Employment Co 2QQ Nlcolleli av. 3a av S.
STATE TERRITORY FOR TH E "HUMAN*
Doubletree" for sale should be "used by every
teamster and horse owner will trade right for
real estate big moneymaker. 704 Boston Block.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED LIFE AN ACCI
dent insurance man to sell our endowment ac
cident insurance, the* -best of contracts given*
Call or write 502 Sykes Block, Minneapolis.
WANTEDOFFICE ASSISTANT, WITH EX
perience in general work must be good writ
er, rapid and accurate prefer one with knowl
edge of stenography. Address 127, JournaL
WAITEDB-3T MANTTFACTTTRER. OS"
fumes, toilet articles and flavoring extracts,
an experienced salesman for Minnesota regu
lar trade no scheme. Address 84, Journal.
WANTEDA LIVE STOREKEEPER LV EACH
town to take exclusive agency for best bread
baked shipments dally. Write for particulars.
Ye Olde Tyme Bakerle, Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTEDMAN TO PRESENT A~Xn,EAN-CUT
business proposition, to bankers, business and
^rofessionajl men in the.northwest permanent:
good Income to right man-. 883$, JownajL
a,
At $50 per share. *$$&$ & 1
Saturday fo^the day*J%*fgi *t
You can get this*
A. W. Murphy,,
3041 5th Av H.
fy, $***
ooooooooooooo
WIDE AWAKE 8H0E REPAIRING,
718 Hennepin Av,
Opposite Lyceum Theater.
Men's Sewed Soles, 75c nailed. 80c.
Ladles' and Boys' Soles, 40c
All kind* of repairing and rubbe? heel*
DONB WHILE YOU WAIT.
WANTED REPRESENTATIVE' TO JSTRflk
duce our new rental service dealings with
dealers only: what every town wants. The
.BopkXovers-* Library, 721 Hennepin av.
SALESMEN TO SELL OUR GOODS TO GEN-WANTEDAN
eral stores, clothiers, druggists -and grocers
fine Bide lines bis profits liberal" terms.
Model Mfgv Co., Bos. L, South Bend, Ind.
WANTEDMEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE:
splendid opportunity just now write or cal
for frete catalogue. ~-k-l
2d a
catalogue Moler- Barber College, 22 1
S, Minneapolis. 'Established 1893?
CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER MINNESOTA
Staple line, .high commissions, vd-vance of
$100 monthly permanent position to right
man, Jess H, Smith Co., Detroit, Mich.
WE HAVE YE TO FIND A DISSATISFIED
customer if you are not satisfied we will make
you satisfied. What more could you ask
Bentson Tailoring Co., 313 Hennepin.
WANTEDMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AN
ability as salesman to travel, experience not
necessary, but must be a hustler- Address
A. P., Drawer 611, Rock Island, III
WANTEDMEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE,
splendid opportunity just now, write for free
catalog Moler Barber college. 221 "2d av S,
Minneapolis. Minn. Established 183.
TRAVELING SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL
grocers, permanent position state present o$-
cupatipn and. salary expected- Loa Angeles
Fruit Cider Co, St. Louis, Mo.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income corresponding for newspapers, ex
perience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate. Lockport, N. Y.
SALESMAN WHO HA S ABILITY TO' DEAL
with the best class of business men, one who
is honest, energetic, of good habits and can
furnish references 323, Journal.
WANTEDA SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS FORE
man for a couutry newspaper office, must
understand job work and presses gasoline
power. Pioneer, Mandan, N. D.
WASTED A ONCEA FIRST-CLASS BAR
ber, ^10 per week guaranteed, none but sober,
moral. Industrious men need apply. Address
Lock Box 168, Plalnvlew, Minn,
WANTEDYOUNG MEN TO BECOME
switchmen, brakemen and locomotive firemen,
experience unnecessaiy give age. The Rail
way Exchange, Springfield. Mo
WANTEDIMMEDIATELY, ^PERBONS, LADIES
or gentlemen, to solicit membership for a local
association, liberal salary guaranteed posi
tion permanent. 170, Journal.
WANTEDPARTIES WHO HAVE COMFORT
able home on farm to take charge of two
boys, want mother's care. 'Liberal terms to
right people. 996ft Journal.
WANTEDSOLICITORS 10 SECURE GAS
stove orders either- on commission or salary.
State age and experience. Union Light, Heat
& Power Co., Fargo, N,
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS OFFERED SPE
cial contract eafcy selling policies. Old line
company. Permanent positions, large returns.
Address 525 Temple Court.
WANTED A FIRST-0LA88 SHORT-ORDER
cook only strictly temperate men need ap
ly. Address, stating wages wanted. B. IS.
iangiion, N
FIRST-CLASS OPENING FOR A GOOD PAINT
er in. one of the best towns In North Da
kota. For information write to B. B. Han
_sn, Edlnburg, N. D.
'WANTEDIMMEDIATELY, TEK ENERGETIC
persons to solicit membership for a local as
sociation: salary guaranteed position perma
nent. 734 15th tit, flat 1.
EVERY AMEMOAN-BORN MAN OVER 81,
with American-born parents, to call ^fter 7^:80
p.m.,,,at 06 8d av S, or telephone, T. C.
2429. Important.
WANTED EVERYWHERE, HUSTLERS: TO
tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, etc.
no canvassing good pay. Sun Advertising
Bureau. Chicago.
WANTEDAOENT8 XO BELL ACCIDENT IN
surance mlj $2 per yearj 'great seller large
commission. Stardard Registry Oo., 812 Bank*
of Commerce.
WANTEDFIRST'CLASS MARKER AND AS
sorter $1Q a week steady work to first-class
party. Address-at one, Oakes &team Laundry,
Oakes, N.
WANTEDA GOOD MAN TO BELL STOCK
food preparations In city or country, on com
mission. Can be Worked as side line. 426,
Journal.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN TO
Ught work, plowing, etc.:
$180 per day, without 1
av S,
DRIVE TEAM,
wages not over
oard. 2827 26th
INTELLIGENT STOCK BOY FOR DRUG BE
partment. one -who has .had experience In drug
store preferred. Apply Minneapolis Dry Goods
Co.
WANTEDNEAT DRAFTSMAN MUST BE A
good letter maker. Call C. A. OampbelLvSoo
Townslte Agent, Soo, 784 Guaranty building.
WANTEDA BLACKSMITH FOR HORSESHOE
ing and general repair work steady Job to
good man. Heule A Bopgard, New Ulm, Minn.
WANTED PAINTING, PAPERHANGING,
kalsomlnlng, hardwood finishing all work guar
anteed to be first-class. Telephone T. C. 9131.
WATCHES CLEANED, 60o MAIN SPRING, OOc"
warranted one year clocks repaired, called for
and delivered. T.C. 0546. Dobrln, 223 Wash. N.
TRY MEWATCHES CLEANED, 76o MAIN
springs, 75c warranted one year. All kinds of
Jewelry repaired Schaffer's, 343 Nicollet
WANTEDDENTIST TO OCCUPY OFFICES I N
new German-Amorican bank, in connection with"
Dr. Long. Address 1308 Washington av N
WANTED IMMEDIATELYTEN PERSONS XO
work on guaranteed salary, position perma
nent. CaU at 901 1st av N Minneapolis.
-PAPER. HANGERS, H'ULX. LINE OS1
LATEST'
tools at Moffett's paint store, 19 Washington
av N. Descriptive catalogue on request.
SH0E8 RESOLED IN 16 MINUTES BEST OAK
soles, sewed, 76o sailed, 60c rubber heels,
40c. S. T. Sorensen. 812 Nicollet av.
-BARBER WANtTEDSOBER AN RELIABLE.
-Will se bait Interest to good. man. Address
A. G. Peterson, Mountain Lake, Minn.
WANTEDMEN TO DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES,
tack signs. $3 daily. No canvassing. Conti
nental Distributing Service, Chicago.
WANTEDGOOD COATMAKER8 ALSO VEST
makers at once.
Ulnshaw, 627 BoBton Block.
PAINTERWITH LADDERS AND BRUSHES,
to paint a two-story residence one coat, or
take contract. Birch, 200 Nicollet.
GET YOUR HATS CLEANED AND REBLOOKED
Into spring styles work guaranteed. A.
Hussey, 827 Nicollet av upstairs.
WANTEDA NON-UNION MAN TO DO| SOME
sodding at 2625 Chicago av. Telephone prices
South 388 LI, or 6999. Twin City.
WANTED AT ONCEA FIRST-CLASS BAR
ber must be first-class w*ges $12. Address
f. Q. Box $69, Bessemer, Mich
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS MATTRESS MAE
er for La Croese, Wis. Address Advance
Bedding Co.. La Crosse, Wi
WANTEDA SINGLE MAN OR BIG, STRONG
boy, on farm near Lake Mlnnetonka for sum
mer. Address 417, Journal.
SOLICITORS WANTED TO QUALIFY FOR
traveling position. Call or address W. G.
Tra.oj\ 8015 Longfellow av.
WANTEDEDUCATED MAN OR WOMAN TO
work through medical, nurse or dental col
lege. Box 876, Chicago.
MAN WITH TEAMS TO DIG CELLAR AND
haul dirt short distance. CaU on John West
lund, 811 Dupont av N
WANTEDSPECIALTY SALESMEN TO HAN~
die our coods on commission. Call or address
421 Andrns building.
WANTEDFOUR FIRST-CLASS CABINET,
makers: St Paul Furniture Co., Seven Oorn
-irs. St. Paul. Minn.
TAJXpB WANTEDAN ALL-AROUND TAILOR
Steady job. Inquire 6t Herman Hanke,'
Hutchinson, Minn.
wiurrEDooAOHMAar, COMPETENT AND
experienced, with satisfactory references. 413
PlUsbury building.
MAN TO WORK TEN-ACRE GARDEN I N KIN
neapolia on shares good money. Bos 892 La
Crosse, Wis.
BRICK SETTER, BRICK BURNER AN OTH
er yard help. Henry Ames & Son, Paynes
ville, Minn.
WASTED A REGiagE-HTBTt XRTrQGlHT JCPST
have good* references. Geo. H. Woodfate, Slay
ton, Minn.
WANTED-^A SETTER FOB THE RAINY BIV
er sawmttL Call At Fuel Co., 32d av N
and river.
TWO GOOD MEN TO BELL COFFEES AN
teas. Northwestern Tea Co., 1217 & Frank
lin av.
Continued.
GOOD TINNER AND ALL-AR4UND MAN/OF
good habits wanted. N. Estaane. Morris,
linn.
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS COATMAKER AT
once. Address Carpenter & Smith, Faribault,
Minn.
GOOD, EXPERIENCED PATNTERS AMD PA-
perhangerB, also good paper cleaner. SOI 10th
av, S,
TIRST-CLASS MEAT CUTTER WANTED" AT
once. Apply Zervaa &
Minn,
VANTED-MAK, AT ONGEj STEADY rOSJ
tion to right party. Suaaan Studio. 309 flic
FLOORLAYERS WANTED BTEAD* WORK.
Northwestern Parquet Floor Co., 82 9th t S.
WATCHES CLEANED, $I, MAIITSI^ILVOS. I.
Wairanted one year. Paegel's, 22 ad at S.
WANTEDA .STRONG BOY, EXPERIENCED
in farm work. Apply 2800 Western av
WANTEDEXPERIENCED MAN FOR ENGI
neer and -washer. Address 207, Journal.
EXPERIENCED CCOK WANTED FOR HOTEL
good wages. 'Box 376, Springfield, Minn.
WANTED-i-A NCN-UNtON PAPERHANGEB.
Call eTonings at 42 Rqyalston av
BOYS AND GIRLS, 16 YEARS OF AGE, WANT
eft at 10JI ^d av S.
'WANTED-^PAINTERj A MAN. 0 J, WES
ton^ 58 12th S-
UP-TO-DATE
'PilUV Drug 00.
WANTEDELEVATOR BOY.
IqospRal, _^
PHASMAOIBT.
ST. BARNABAS
WANTED AT 0N0EPORTER, 402 1st AV 8.
HELP WANTEDFEMALE
LADIES WISHING TO LEARN DRESSMAKING Fuller 880
or mllUnery in the shortest possible time should Mpls., S. H. Towler, Prop 785
call or write $76 saved while learning mUlin-
Modetl
ery $50 saved while learning dressmaking
satisfaction guaranteed before you pay anyS.
tuition, we will find you position free: we
have latest, most perfect French tailor system
on the market. W can furnish yon with an
adjustable slide machine or tailor system. In
cluding sleeve and skirt rules, at $1
Dobbs Bros, French Millinery and Dress
making College, 1003 Nicollet
~WE WAHT A. XJUyST AGENT I N EVERY
town in northwest to sell-Persian Imported
Shirt Waist Pi.tternst silk embroidered fronts,
a pattern for every taste special inducements
on trial ordeis. write J. R. Fouch. 35 Chute
block, Minneapolis.
LADY ASSISTANT FOR BRANCH OFFICE Es
tablished business $18 paid weekly no Invest
ment required, position permanent, previous
experience not essential. Address American
Union, Como block, Chicago.
WANTEDCOMPETENT COOK IN PRIVATE
family at Cottagewood, Lake Mlnnetonka
house has all modern conveniences good wages
and. only cooking to do. Call at 2320 Pills
bury av, corner 24th st.
COOK AN SECOND GIRL TO GO TO LAKE
Mlnnetonka, middle of May must be experi
enced cook $6, second maid $5 per week. Ad
dress I. IC Wight, poetofflce box 1266, Ne
Orleans, La.
WANTEDMANY GIRLS AT THE WORKING
Girls' Home, 1500 5th st S, to fill up positions
offered by honorable families, N. W., Main
4641 J2, no charge for privileges. Mrs. Seguin,
-matron
TWO COMPETENT GIRLS FOR PRIVATE
family of three at Cottagewood, Lake Mlnne
tonka a good place a good wages. Answer,
stating experience and references. 69, Jour
nal.
WAJTTEPBOOTfKKHPEH FOB OBOOEEY
store at Excelsior and to assist in store per
manent" position to right party state age, ex
perience and wages wanted to 039, Journal.
WANTEDA PLEASANT, ENERGETIC LADY
who can furnish references as to honesty to
solicit ads tot program for popular bazaar
entertainment big pay. 234, Journal.
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS FOR
small summer resort near Minneapolis. Good
wages and transportation. Address H. G. Mc
Cartney, 125 Michigan av, Chicago, 111.
REFINED, EDUCATED WOMEN TO REPRE
sent a nigh class manufacturing company, good
income- assured to one devoting only live hours
dally. CaU 988 Guaranty building.
LADIESTJ DO PIECEWORK AT THEIR
homes we furnish all materials and pay from
$7 to $12 weekly send addresed envelop to
Royal Co, 34 E Monroe st, Chicago.
"WANTEDGIRL TO E GENERAL HOUSE
work, In small family, must be good cook and
neat ,good wages to competent girl. Apply
with references 404 Oak Grove
WANTEDwPARTIES WHO HAVE COMFORT
able home on ,farm to take charge of two
b6ys want mother's care liberal terms to
rig-^t people. Address 3966, Journal.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL H0USE
work, reference* required will take healthy,
neat new comer steady place call this even
Ing or Monday 2(152 Hennepin av
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income corresponding for newspapers
experience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate., Lockport, N. Y.
WANTED 26 EXPERIENCED MAKERS ON
tailored hats
Bradshaw Bros., Wholesale Millinery,
100 Washington Av N.
WANTEDGOOD SECOND COOK: GOOD
wages paid and pleasant room provided also
want kitchen girl and waitress German girl
preferred. 409 14th. ay SE
WANTEDLADY AGENTS, TRAVELING AND
local, to introduce new system of home decor
ating no peddling terms easy, good pay.
Call 518 8th S.
WANTEDCOMPETENT NURSE GIRL, ONE
who IS willing to go oat to lake over summer
and who will assist In second work. 2523
Portland av.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework must be willing to go to the lake
for the summer. Mrs. T. E Penney, 1022
Mary place.
PACKEREXPERIENCED FURNITURE PACK
er wanted. Apply at once, L. 0. Kellogg,
vice president New England Furniture & Car
pet Co.
WANTEDTWO GOOD GIRLS FOR GENERAL
house-work, one must be good cook and one
for seeoad work good wages. Address 112,
JournaL
BOOKKEEPERS, STENOGRAPHERS. t!LERK8.
For position call or- -write
Mercantile Referenc Co., 465 Temple Court.
WANTED-AT'0N0E,e A STRONG NEAT GIRL
for general housework good cook, good heme,
good wages, small family. 426 4th st SB.
WANTEDA 00MPETENT*GrRlTT0 DO GEN
eral housework no washing or Ironing must
bave references. Apply 3812 Harriet av.
GIRL XO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK MUSI
be good cook German preferred. 1400 Spruce
placfr flat 6. Inquire 1887 Nicollet AV.
WANTEDSTRONG. COMPETENT WOMAN
for general housework willing to leave city.
.^Wrjte Mrs. S. O. Crosby, Portal, N. D.
WANTEDWOMAN TO WASH, IRON AND
clean must do good work $1.25 per day. Call
Monday morning. 2708 Dupont av S.
COMPETENT WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE~OP
Tftttfliig department packing pickles ana olives.
Northern Mfg. Co., 420 3d av N.
WANTEDv-NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in family of~two, modern fiat. Mrs.
Smayne, 50& University av SB
GOOD OIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
small family no small children call Saturday
or Sunday. 2616 6th ay S.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work good wages to experienced girl four
In family. 1910 0th av S,
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS WAITRESS NO
Sunday work: good1-
SHOPPING
BY1*1
tMr
Hi*
Kippels, Moorhead,
WANTEDMEN AN TEAMS A CORNER
Washington- nd flth av S. *Mbnftay morning.
100 RAILROAD LABORERS, FREE FARE.
Coll at Horsnell, 132- gd at. St ganl. Minn.
floor.
LADIESPAN FIND A FE W GOOD GENERAL
housework girls, one old girl, tboroly com
petent. Lindqulst's Intelligence. 1S12 9thPERMANENT
av S.
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOB GENERAL
horeework, middle-aged preferred houseclean
Ing dona. Apply at once. 2632 Humboldt
av S.
WANTED60 i GIRLS, EXPERIENCED ON
power sewing machines, to do single needle
tucking. Apply Sterling Mfg. Co., 423 5tb
av S.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR, GENERAL
housework three in family ho children.
wages -$5 per week. Apply to 8440 Nicollet av.
Wages. Apply Mothers'
Lunch, 720 Hennepin av.
GIRL WITH SOME EXPERIENCE WITH STE
nography to assist in office.
Bakerle. 822 Nicollet av.
Ye Olde Tyme
WANTEDTWO COMPETENT GIRLS EO S
general housework. Call 3410 2d at N. Take
Camden cat to 34th av,
GENERAL H0U8E-
Call Sunday or Mon-
GIRL WANTED FOR
work family of three.
day. '2023 6th av S
WANTEDLADY COOK EOB RANCH IK HON
tana not necessarily young or good looking.
Call 220 Nicollet av.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
wpnk all through With house- Cleaning. 816
Elwood (Knox) aV N
WANTEDLADY -COOK FO COUNTRY HO
tel wages $40 per month. Address Atlas
Knapp, Webster, S.'D.
WANTED-G00D COOK MUST BE WILLING
to go to lake three in family good nages.
227 Oak Grove St.
WANTEDFOR OUR MILLINERY WORK
room, several sood. makers, at cx.ee. Kerr's
Department Store.
BUT YOUR TRUNKS 0 7 THE BIJOU TRUNK
Factory old one* taken in exchange. 18
Washington, av N.
WANTED A COMPETENT COOK MO OTH*
er.work and, good wages. Call second floorr
Jcjdrnal building.
WANTEDTWO-EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES
WANTEDLABORER, O. WESTON, 68 12th4 at the OolonM Restaurant, new place, 620 *e^ta__
B%^"'?$?Wk
one
$
fr-HCTZyni -Grrocers.
M. W
-Phoenix i leaaJV
Phoenix 1888,
Laundry, Bast Side E
t. a
Bain, B. R. ACQ......... K,2716'J8
BerglumL L, P,,**..^ 8 ^86/
Hall, W 3*68
Harrington, A A Son...... 8 37
Mctirlde, "The Grocer".,,.8 8 1140
Mandell, A....,
Oys. John el I
Peterson, L- J... S 1041
Rogers, W. 3768 71
Sonoyslde Cash Grocery 213 J2
Swager St Worrall (Meats),...8 7 ft
Wiggin & Mattison 8 1*66
East side Grocers.
Hanssen & Rekdabl E 68b
McMnllen's Fancy Grocery E 748
Meneilley, C. W 863 71
Latham, R. A 1498
Whltted, a M2417 Jfl
16139
North Star Meat Market E 624 $ 18892
d'
Meat Markets.
Baker, A. A W75 U9
Boston Fish Market 980 1864
Bowen, J. N 2477 2 162*
Chant, James M~1551 1196
Gem Market. The 194*7 626
Hoyt. 0 W 1866 JTl 3149
Mandell, A 1809 32 3277
Oy, John 2761 I 1887
Feed, Fuel and Transfer.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co... ..M 1886
Thompson. Benj. W., -4c-Son...It 8315 3St
The Glenwood-Inglewood Co...M 838
WANTEDA GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Call Monday, 1427 Emerson av N
WANTIDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR^GENERAL
housework, good wages 2T15 Humboldt av S.
WANTED-r-COMFETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework two In fafflUy. 1704fittav S.
WANTEDWET NURSE APPLY A ONCE,
rooms a and 9, 337 Wabasha, st, St. Paul.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work no washing. 2555 Bryant A S.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Call at once, 728 10th av SB.
WANTEDGIRL TO WORK I N SMALL FAM
ily at lake, flat 4, 2621 Glrard av S
FIRST-CLASS COAT HELPERS O N LADIES'
tailoring. 7$ 8th at S, apply flat 1,
A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE*
work. 2418 W 22d st, Kenwood.
WANTEDTWO SCRUB GIRLS AN TWO
chambermaids. -Windsor hotel.
WANTEDCOMPETENT COOK
family flat 5. 1672 Hennepin.
i
i
8th Ward Feed, Fuel, Transfer.B 8 I 4876
Fellows, EL O. Coal Co .'...X 23 776
Field, E A., Fuel Co 9*9 I 1806
Holmes & McCaughey Co-. 1891 8461
Laundries.
lfisa 129*m088
8218M Sharin 270
& 109
White Steam 867
16008
8708
869
1788
Bakers.
Lewis' Ideal Home Bakery 2890
Olde Tye Bakerle 968
Woman's Baking Company 1918?
8089
968
1818
Florists.
8708 1660,
Teas and Coffees.
138f 1233"
Spring Water.
_8M
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Continued.
WANTED AT ONCEAN EXPERIENCED MTL
llnery saleslady, at C. T. Nelson's Millinery,
420 Cedar av.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED WOMAN, SECOND
-nork, at new restaurant. The Colonial, 620
Hennepin av.
WANTED EXPERIENCED HEMSTITCHERS
on power machine. Bradshaw Bros., 100 Wash
ington av N
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, rnodero, house good pay. call 8238
Portland av.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL H0USE
work house cleaning done no cooking. 1808
Ttn st SK.
GIRL FOR COOK TN FAMILY OF FIVE TWO
girls, separate rooms wages, $4, Apply 1414
Yale place.
WANTEDAPPRENTICE GIRLS I N NEW
Store millinery department. Ask for Mrs.
White.
GIRLS TO PACK PICKLES AN OLIVES:
also label girls. Northern Mfg. Co., 420 3d
av N.
WANTEDA WE NURSE. APPLY AX
once. Rooms 8 and 9, 337 Wabasha st, St.
Paul.
'WANTEDGIRL EOB. GENERAL HOTTSE
work, small family. 823 15th av S, second
PRIVATE
WANTEDGOOD PLAIN COOK. APPLY MAT
ron. City Hospital, St. Paul.
-WANTED-A
housework.
GOOD GIRL
1915 Park av.
GIRL WANTED FOR
EOS GENERAL
000K FOR A SM4&L RESTAURANT NO BAK
ing. Call 203 20th av N
A GOOD GIRL FOR
work. SIS 5 th. Bt SE.
GENERAL HOUSE-
GENERAL HOUSE*
work. 8212 1st av S.
WANTEDFINISHERS ON CUSTOM PANTS,
804 1st av S.
COOK AND. LAUNDRESS A 1414 HARMON
place.
SITUATIONSJWANTED
Male.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, Ho A
word no ad less than 10c dally( 40 words
or less-, one week, 60c.
POSITION YOUNG MAN OF
27, sound, temperate, single, well-educated and
speaks fluently English and Scandinavian has
experience- as teacher, collector And office
clerk, knows city well and has Al references.
Correspondent, 92Q 14th av B.
SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG XAM, OUT.
door employment on ranch, farm or lumber bus
iness, am well educated, nave oome experience
In handling' help location, hours and character
of work no figure. Address 9635, Journal.
THE CARPET DEPARTSWILL BE BUSY
tomorrow. Can I help yon double your day
If not tomorrow, can I in the future? Sales
manship and character will stand testing. Ad
dreso 9530, Journal.
WANTEDSEVERAL HOURS WORK THRU
the day or evei'ng tboroly experienced book
keeper can operate typewriter rapid at figures
and good penman references. Address 859,
Journal.
STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEPER WANTS
work, have high school and college education
willingto"work for small wages to start ana
have my own machine. Address 9500, Jour
nal.
SITUATION WANTEDBOY, 17, HONEST AN
trustworthy, wants work -Saturdays and after
noons from 2 o'clock
tools and machinery, o'clock good worker, handy with
Journal.
SITUATION WANTEDAS BOOKKEEPER O
office assistant, by competent young man
have had* experience an a can furnish good
references. Address 9971, Journal.
'STRONG YOUNG MAN, WITH 0HB YEAR'S'
experience as apprentice for brlcilayer, wishes
work with some contractor or bricklayer will
lng to work. Address 91, JqnrhaL
WANTEDPOSITION I N SOME COUNTRY
bank by young man Of 21 fcign' ,clool edu
cation willing and accurate:, good references.
Address Box 886, Litchfield, Minn.
NEWSPAPER SOLICITORTEN YSARg'
perience, subs, a as or collections, desires situa
tion, at once, city or country best or refer
erces Address 9954. Journal.
SITUATION WANTED YOUNG XA OF
good'habits while- attending business college,
place to work for board and room in respect
able location. 2267 Journal.
G. S. BUTLER, 1606 3d AV S EXPERT A0-
countant, bookkeeping in all lines by 'tile hour.
day or week, prices moderate sstfefactloa
guaranteed. 808, Journal.
POSITION WANTED AS OFFICE ASSISTANT,
have had eight years' experience," and am
not afraid of work age 26 good references.
Address 9355. Journal.
YOUNG MA N WISHES EMPLOYMENT WITS
'"real estate or mercantile firm clerical work
preferred temporary work considered refer.,
ences. 865, Journal. Ti
WALL PAPER CLEANING BONE WITH A
new preparation satisfaction guaranteed. Res
Idence 505 *t_ at S. Phones. N W
8ft27-L2, T. C. 928L,
A CARPET MAN FROM ST. PAUL
Wishes a position in Minneapolis retail, tradst
'best of references from present employer. Ad
dress 9580, Journal.
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED FU______T0
goods man and window trimmer,
position May 1 best of references.
4)506. Journal.
WrVg
i
Address
YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE DESIRES
position as .hardware clerk can furaiaa good
recommendations from former employer. Itttlg,
Journal.
A POSITION I N MEAT ___J__dF
rs
experience _n_lee
man Wlt
three years'' singl
%.Ed--Wlgton,

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