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RAILWAY TIME TABLES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
City ticket office. 328 Nicollet Avenue Phone 12J
asscnKer Station, Washington and 8d Avenues South.
Isiip. only. 'Daily. jExceptSun tfa Bt, TfExMon.
Arrive. Leavo MARCH 26 1905
7 50m L Crosse, Milwaukee Chicago nOSOpm
La Crosse, Madison, Wis
11 SOs.m^jjuijjjq.u^ Rock Island
8 20 am Northflcld, Faribault, IKansa*
City..,
{10 15 am Ortonnlle, Milbank, Aberdeen
fll 55 am Mankato, WeUs, Jackson
2.20 pm Winona, La Crosse, Milwaukee
3 Ml Faribault, Dubuque, Chicago 10 05 am
JfcOepm Mankato, WeUs JlO.lOpm
8:05p.m. "The St. Louis Limited"
NORTH-WESTERN
110 30 pm
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6.00 pm
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10 pin
S 20
The Fast Mail.
6,45 1* Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago
6 45 pro Ortnnville, Fargo, Aberdeen
J7.16pm Northfield, Faribault, Austin
7 25am
$11.20 m
The Pioneer Limited.
00rm La Crosse, Milwaukeo, Chicago 80Oani
"10 pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago p
ho 36 Madison, Wis Janesville, Hockford.- i^ 00 am
Leave I
7:30 a.m.
7:30 a.m.
C. B. & Q. Ry.
Phone N. W.. Main 860. T. C. 311.
Ticket office, cor. 3rd and Nicollet.
Union DepotNicollet and High St.
All Trains Daily. Arrive
Chicago Scenic Express
Winona. La Crosse,Dubuque,
Chicago, S Louis
"The Chicago Limited'
Winona, La Crosse, Dubuque.
Chicago. St. Louis
Rock Island, Davenport. Clin
ton. Moline, Peoria.
St. Louis Scenic Express
Rock Island, Davenport, Clin
ton, Moline, Peoria
1:05 p.m.
1:05 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
i:05 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
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^C.ST. p. M.ae o.Frr.ri*'' I
Office 600 Nicollet Ave. Phone240. tEx. Sun. Othersdally
For CHICAGO ....Lv 7:50 am, 6.00, 8:00, 10 20pm
From CHICAGO...Ar 7:55,9.50 am, 5:20,10.20 pm
FOND DU LAC. Lv4 25, 00 pm, Ar 9-50,10 30 am
DULUTH. Lv f7 35 am, 4 00 pm, Ar t5.06, 9:85 pm
For SIOUX CITY f.10, 10 am, 7:80, 8:30 pm
From SIOUX CITY 8:05 am, t4:45, 8:10 pm
for OMAHA LV 17:10,9:10 am. 7:80,8.30 pm
From OMAHA. Ar8.05 am, 8.10 pm
For KANSAS CITY Lv9:10am. 7:30,880pm
From KANSAS CITY Ar 8:05 am, 8:10 pm
CHICAGO GREATWESTERN RY.
GrrTOmcB Fifth and Nicollet, DJUFOT: Washington
and Tenth Avo. South. PHOSE. Main Mi.
'M. Sunday. Others Dally.
Chloago and East, Dubuque
Lv. Mpls Ar. MpU
10 90 pa
800 am
liipm 810 pa
8iopm
"180 pm
16 66 am
11 so am
7 40 am
800 pm
10 45 Dm
10 SO am
7 40 am
7 56 am
4 65 pm
*SS pm
Chicago, Kansas Oity, Omaha
Chicago. Dee Moines, Kansas City
Kansas City, St. Joseph. Des Moines
Omaha, Ft Dodtre, Austin
Bochester, Red Wing,
Mankato, Faribault. Northueld.}
podge Center Hav'ield
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS B.
Station. Washington and 4th avs N.
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Office, 424 Nicollet. 'Except Sun. others daily.
IMT* for CHICAGO "9:35 am 8:00 pa
Leave for ST. LOUIS *9:36 am 8:00 pm
Leave for DBS MOINES *9:36 am 8:86 pm
Leave for OMAHA, California *9:35am 8:25 pm
For Watertown and Storm Lake *9:02am
For Madison and Estherville. .*9:02 am 6:15 pm
WISCONSIN GBNTKAIi B'Y.
TICKET OrriOX. 8tt HIOOLLXt AV.
Pkwtf-T. O.. SMi V. W.. Mam tsV
Lear*.
Chippewa Falls, Marsh-1
fteld. Ashland.Iron Towns. I
Fond dn Lac, Oshkosh 1.8:00a, m.
Milwaukee. Chicago 1 "2:06 p. m.
Arrive.
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1:10 p.m.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL^ VENDOMErW. G. Ballach, Forest
Rlrer, E M. Collins ana -%\ife, Ereo,
La Neuenberg. Olivia: George D.
Fletcher and wife, Chicago W. D. Kingland,
Cargo, X. V. V. A. Dunning, Albert Lea F.
Nesbit and wile. W. E. Nesbit. A. G. Mat
ter, C. II. Omaha, Neb.. Mr. and Mis
SlioeinaUt.-.Hanson,
Muscatine Iowa A Chaffee.
America, N. D.. Mr. and Mrs. Withington,
Cavuga, N. II. E. Payne and wife. Grand
1'orks, C. E. Hayward, Galesburg, 111., L.
V\ BUI". Talk Rapids Miss Louise Loring,
Hubbard, A. L. Mclntjre and wife, Winnipeg,
Man F. 0. Gold, Renville Mrs. C. A. Rich
irdsou. New rim Daisy Richardson, New
dm. W. H. Gold, Redwood Falls A. C.
Smith, Fargo. N. Miss Macie Holden, Mad
ion S. D.: Miss Sw indlehurst, Owatonna,
Minn John Ziiumer, Rochester, N. Y-
W. It. Reed. America, North Dakota
W Diekerson and son, H. P. Juhl, Thomp
son. Iowa II. Burns. Cass Lake Dr. and
Mrs Ford, Butte, Mont Mr. and Mrs. Whit
ing. Fargo. F. W. De Kay. Grand Fork8
AIPV McNeil and wifp, Dayton. Ohio Air. and
Mi. Law. Sauk Center Joe Anderson and
wifp. Sheldon, N. I). Robert H. King, Princ*
lon, E. 1). Bufflngton. Stillwater Mrs. G. W.
iXmkliu, Breckenridge W. II. Butler, Grand
Forks, P. H. MeGaij, Walker. Minn. Miss
Flynne, Atwjater R. J. MoRae. Graceville
W. A S'vope, Eau Claire Mrs. Carman, Miss
Phalon, Detroit R. P. Merrid, Grand Forks,
N. D.. Frank Murray, Bird Island F. J.
t'onnollr. Wheeling. W. Va.r E. F. Buck,
i hicago. Oscar P. Kemp, Watertown, S. D.
George W. Dodge, Canby Charles P. Pearson,
Mound.
yOTEL HYSERB. C. Shaw, Hope, N. D. D.
W. C. Fowler, Charles B. Mallery, Thomas
Itobinson and wife. Mrs. B. C. Lainont and
ton. Aberdeen, S. O. Francis M. Hravls, Chi
cago. H. Marshall and wife, Sioux Falls
George Woodhouse, Fergus Falls: Mrs. M.
C. Peter, Detroit. Mich. C. A. Anderson and
wife, Chicago M. S. Rutherford. Princeton
II. McGllvia, Milaca Geoige Conklin, Wil
Uston, N. D. John Theem, Shakopee M.
Kay and wife. Chicago Charles Johnson, New
York W. W. Tyler, Grand Forks: E. M.
Kchmitz and wife, Stewart, Minn. A. J.
Hoines Calmar. Iowa Mrs. P. M. Joice, Lake
Mi!l, Iowa W. T. Jolce, Miss Jolce, Lake
Mills, Iowa Mr. and Mrs. F. Hulbert, Owa
tonna A. Jay Gould. New York P. C.
Gitrps and wife, Stewart, Minn. A. T. Olding,
Redfield, S. D.
M..B.
Bell,
John R.
Nel
York city
'ay Marshalw Minn.
A. Beeman, Valley City, N. D. F. W. Boettch
er, Aberdeen. S. D. W. F. Purcell, Indian
apolis Mable Johnson, Rochester W. J.
Page, Hazel, S. D. D. H. Donnan, Chicago
E. M. Graves and wife, Wells, Minn. Dr.
Harold Lamb, Sauk Center J. W. Knowles,
Grand Forks J. Spink, New York D. D.
Daly, Chicago M. J. Molley, Langdon, N. D.
D. A McCarty, Granite Falls C. C. Scan
Ian and wife, Lanesboro, Minn. H. J. Riep
land and wife, Chicago J. S. Carter, Me
nominle, Wis. M. D. Clarke and wife, Pitts
burg U. N. Clark, W. C. Henke, Chicago
R. W. Grant, M. W. Harrison. Grand Rapids,
Mich. C. W. Sanders, A. W. Olson, Chi
cago C. Myers, Denver Charles R. Sampson,
Excelsior William Kubat, Blooming Prairie:
V. L. Marshall, Chicago H. W. Miller, New
York,
JJOTELS^
HOTEL VEND0ME EUROPEAN PORCELAIN
plumbing, parquet floors, room telephones,
steam heat. 75c-$1.25 with bath $1.50-$2.
HOTEL ALLEN, 3d ST AND 2d AV S ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates. 73c. $1, $1.50 single.
HOTEL LYNDALE, 620 1st AV S MODERN IN
every way: prices reasonable.
BERTHS!
Garland, Mr. and Mrs. W. J., 727 Washington
street NE, a toy.
Cornlea. Mr. and Mrs. L. M.. 2518 Fourteenth
avenue S. a boy.
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 2101 Twenty-sixth
avenue S. srlrl-
Anderson. Mr. and Mis. P. W., 2412 Tenth
I avenue S. a slrl.
Dahl, Mr. and Mrs. 419 Sixteenth avenue S,
a boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Victor do Gamage and Dade Gadmore.
Frank W. Davis and Milley A. Flnber.
Olai Rued jnd Kierstl Rund.
Anton M. Stroud and Anna T. Johnson.
Thelander Johnson and Hulda M. Box.
Carl W. Nelson and Wilhelmipa L. Lindstrom.
Louis Zimmerman and Gusie Morris.
DEATHS.
Jamleson. Llllie. 1003 Twenty-third avenue NE.
Code, Alton, 16 Maiile street.
Fulle.v Cornelia, 3417 Longfellow avenue.
Delaittre. Amanda. 2927 Twenty-sixth ave
nue N.
Asmunson. John. 314 Twenty-sixth avenue N.
Tand'^arg. Mareii. 1911 Franklin avemi".
FLORISTS
1 NEW YORK FLORIST8, 7 WASH. AV
feather and cut flowers and plants floral de
signs for all occasions. T. C. phone 1728.
W. It. Ilennessy and wife to M. B.
McLean, part lot 9, Mock 8, Cobb's
addition $375
C. W. Gardner and wife to H. McFarlan,
lot 2, section 21-116-21 8,000
F. Kinney and husband to A. Mijler, lots
13, 14, etc., block 19, West Minneapolis
Center 285
Girard Investment company to Merrill Ab
stract company, lot 25, block 2, Queen
Avenue addition 173
M. E. Homer and husband to W. A.
Loudon, lots 7, 8, etc.. Page & Me
Grath's subdivision 3,200
Massnsoit Land company to 8. 13. Jager,
lots 1. 2, etc., block 4, Hiawatba
Heights 1.500
Lefund & Gray Seminary, lot 9, block
8, Remington's Second addition 400
G. F. Phutkett, e\eeutor, to A. M.
Kilty, part lot 8. block 192, Town of
Minneapolis 1,440
C. M&ss and wife to E. K. Johnson, lot
8, block 6. J. G. Lennon's addition 350
E. S. Mather to S. C. Hays, lot 3,
Bulls subdivision 1,400
G. W. Florida et al. to N. V. Hatch,
lots 4 and 5, block 26, Murphy's addi
tion 2,400
H. C. Ilenrj and wife to K. F. S. Har
rington, lots 12 aud 1, block 2, Rem
ington's addition 9,275
M. A. Cory to L. Berry, lot 80. Academy
addition 130
F. I). Noereraberg and wife to P. Bungert
et al., part lots 17 and 16, block 1,
Jackson's addition S00
R. Peterson and wife to P. G. Andei
sou, lot 6, Berquist's addition 230
W. C. Tbornhill and wife to E. A. AIlc
man. lot 8, block 1, Wood & Smith's
subdiTlilon 3,000
C. M. Drew to A. Smith, part lots
7 and 8. Pti\, block 2S. Cottage City.. 510
S. A. Mohaney ami husband to H. Sagel,
lot 2, block 37. Gale's Second addition.. 2,500
A. B. Ware and wife to M. E. Putnam,
part lot 25, block 6. Motor Line addi
tion 1 1,700
M. E. Pomeroy to E. T. Pomeroy, lot 9,
block 12, Wilson. Bell & Wagner's addi
tion 800
F. E. Tallar. and wife to A. T. Olson,
lot S. block 2, Park addition 3,375
S. P. Norton and wife to W. F. Norton,
lot 3. block 13, Pleasant Park addition.. 900
William C. Volkert et al. to Charles Wos
chel. In section 20-119-22 2,575
W. H. Gould and wife to George B.
Ware, et al.. lot 11. block G. Nicollet
Park addition 1,000
William B. Blakeman, Jr.. to A. E. Wait,
lot 19, block 12, Baker's second addi
tion 1.600
Total $42,960
__^BTjnsgQJGP^CS__ Charles Baker, 2914 Humboldt avenue N,
two-story frame dwelling $2,600
Carl 0. Hawkinson, 8643 Lyndale avenue
N, lVj-story frame dwelling 1,800
P. C. Carlson, 2755 Fillmore street NE,
1%-story frame dwelling 1,500
Clarkson Hendley, 1815 Irving street NE,
1%-story brick dwelling 1,000
Two minor per.nits 750
Total, six permits $7,650
FINANCIAL
CHATTEL LOANS.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
Established 2o Years,
Loans
On furniture, pianos, horses, etc., without the
slightest publicity. Small or large payments,
weekly or monthly, with privilege of payment
on or before, thus stopping all cost. Having
been engaged in the money-lending business
for the past 25 years, and with the large cli
entele we have, we are enabled to make the
lowest rates and give the quickest possible
service. Our record and reputation for the
past 25 years insures honoiable and confiden
tial dealing to all.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
S05-306 Bank of Commerce Bldg.,
1st av S and 4th st.
ARE YOU LOOKING
For a Friend
To Loan You Money?
We loan on furniture, pianos, salaries,
horses, wagons, etc. Low rates, easy terms.
Open Monday and Saturday till 9 p.m.
Call, write or telephone^N. W. Main 1770,
Tuin City 9378.
Minneapolis Loan Co.,
001-602 Globe Bldg., 22 4th st S.
WANTEDA GOOD SECOND-HAND ENGINE
and separator in exchange for quarter or half
section North Dakota land at right price, two
to three miles from town give full description
in first letter. Address 4799, Journal.
MONEY AT 6 PER CENT PEE ANNUMPEI
vate party will make loans of $25 to $50 to
men permanent employed. No security of
amr kind Plan fully explained upon appli
cation. 1114, Journal.
MONEY SUPPLIED SALARIED PEOPLE, BE
tail merchants, teamsters, boarding houses,
without security offices In 53 principal cities.
Tolman, 920 New York Life building.
BUILDING LOANS MY SPECIALTY MY PLAN
is simple and satisfactory both to owners and
contractors no bonds, assessments or delay.
E. D. Brown, 738 Lumber Exchange.
WANTED$2,500 ON GOOD SECURITY,
large rentals and second mortgage, on anew
flat building leased for three years will pay
8 per cent. Address 6112, Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PEOP
erty at lowest current rates payment privi
leges given no delay In closing. Minneapolis
Trust Co.. Hennepin av and 4th st.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MINNESOTA AND
North Dakota farm lands correspondents
wanted. Johnson-Van Sant Co.. Bank of Com
uipi'ce bui'ding, Minneapolis. Minn.
6 PEE CENT REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
loans, sums of $800 and upwards. Minneapo
lis dwelling-house property exclusively. W.
W. Bartlett, 500 Sykes block.
WE OFFER OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN ON
improved city property at lowest current rates,
no delay. The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co..
813 Nicollet av.
LOAN WANTED ON EASTERN COLORADO
ranch of $12,300 will pay 10 per cent on
$fi 000 for five years. L. W. Howard, Slonx
Falls. S. D.
4 PEE CENT, 6 PEE CENT, 6 PEE CENT
money to loan on improved city property no
delay. J. A. Walters, 514 New York Life bldg.
R. D. CONE CO., 617 GUARANTY BLDG.,
have on hand to loan on improved property
$1,000, $1,500. $2,000. $3,500 lowest rates
WANTEDTO LOAN $1,850 AND GIVE SECTT
rlty on one section Oregon pine land. Call
at ^16 Phoenix bldg, Minneapolis.
LOUIS A. HOWARD, 60S ONEIDA BUILDING,
has money on band to loan on improved city
property. Current rates.
WE MAKE YOUR MONEY EARN 6 PEE CENT
send for booklet. Nickels & Smith. 311 Nic
ollet av.
WE LOAN ON CITY EEAL ESTATE AT LOW
est rates no delay. Nickels & Smith, 311
Nicollet av.
MONEY LOANED ON FIRST OR SECOND
mortgages and other good security. 505 New
York Life.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
no delay. M. R. Waters, 707 Phoenix Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES NO
delay. Thayer & Gale, 213 N. Y. Life Bldg.
$100 TO $600 TO LOAN" ON REALTY OR
good paper. 322 New York Life Bldg.
JsOANSjAND^HATTELS^
CHATTEL MORTGAGE LOANS
On Furniture, Plqnos, Horses,
Wagons, Warehouse Receipts, etc.
Lowest and best rates.
Minneapolis Financial Co.,
406-408 New York Life Bldg.
Telephone, N. W. Main 409-L2 T. C. 3092.
WILLIAMS, 434 GUARANTY BLDG., LOANS
on furniture, pianos or any security large
loans a specialty terms to suit borrowers
lowest prices.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property charges reasonable. 506 Globe Bldg.
AUTOMOBILES & BICYCLES
PIERCE, ELECTRIC WITH TOP, $125.
1903 Packard, good condition, $900.
1905 New Northern runabout, $525.
1905 Rambler, almost new, $950. I
1905 Rambler, good condition, $850.
1905 Cadillac, $730.
1904 White. $1,150.
3905 Whlce. $1J50.
Haynes Automobile Co.,
220 6th st S.
FOR SALEPACKARD 1905 FOUR-CYLINDER,
side entrance, extension top. acetylene search
lights, Jonf's speed ar.d mile indicator, new'
tires: in fine condition If sold promptly $2.91)0.
No trades. Address Packard. 5064, Journal.
FURRIERS
FUR REMODELING, REPAIRING AND RE
dyeing, one month at summer prices. D.
Morris Fur Co., 79 10th 6t S. Main 8454.
^_JWERMJD^CTO^__ JOHN M. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer, 82 7th st S. Both phones.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple. 6th and Hennepin. Both phones.
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
710 Hennepin av. T. C-. 9707. N. W. 8282.
RAINVTLLE BROS., UNDERTAKERS
furniture. 17 Canicaj _ itv"
AND
SEBSS
\fJUaxt.lttOA XH.& V. S. MAitlAE UOJk-PB,
unmarried men between the ages of 21 and da
able-bodied, of good character and temperate
habits, citizens of the Lnlted States, or who
have legauy atclarea their intention to become
such must weak, read aud write English
mailnes serve at sea on men-erf-war in all
parts of the world, on land in our island pos
sessions and at navy yards in the Umteu
States. Recruits desiring service in the Phil
llppiue Islands may be enlisted accordingly.
Apply at 141 F, 3d st. St. Paul, or 39 Wash
ington av 8. Minneapolis.
MEN AMD BOYS WANl'fcD 'xQ LEARN
plumbing trade pays $5 day after com
pletiug course of practical Instruction at
home or in our scuools. graduates ad
niitted to union and Master 1'lunibers'
association. Positions secured. Special
tuition price to residents ot Minneapolis
$25. Oojn-j Bros. Co.. Plumbing Scnools
N. York, Chicago, Cincinnati. Free catalog,
ouooouoooooooooo
LEAEN SHORTHAND.
Our course" of instruction is the best, most
simple and practical. 'Xhe wonderful success
ot our graduates, and our inability to hit ail
the applications for stenographers is the yrool.
xhe Munson Shortuaud institute,
Guaranty Loan Building.
OUR GREATEST SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE
or unclaimed suits begins Saturday. It con
tains the finest lot ot worsteds in sizes
88, 40 and 42 we ever saw. The most will
go Saturday, as we price tnem at ooc on the
dollar. $2o suits for $lo $25 suits for $12.50
$* suits tor $15. Jso cbaiges for alteration*.
to fit Saturday. Rush 'laiiorlng Co., 3u4 1st
ar 8,
IF YOU VISIT THE ECLECTIC BUSINESS
college you will suiely be pleased with the
large, light classrooms and thorough equip
ment. Subjects taugot: Bookkeeping, snoit
hand, typewriting, telegraphy, eiectucal en
gineering, physical culture and English
brunches. Individual and class lnstrucuon.
Way and evening sessions. e% term Jan.
2d. Catalog free. J. M. Balzer, president.
225 5th st S.
WAMl'tl) *UK UNITED STATES ARMY
Able-bodied unmcrried men, between ages ot 21
and 35, citizens of tne Lnited Mates, ot good
character and temperate habits, who can
pik, read and wine English, tor informa
tion apply Recruiting Ottices, Phoenix bldg.,
St Paul, Minn., or 324 1st av S, Minneapolis.
WE WANT SEVERAL C0MPETENT~B00K-
keepers first-class lumber bookkeeper for city
position good reliable bookkeeper for 'Wis
consin, $7o another for South Dakota, $75
assistant bookkeeper for Wisconsin, $o0 of
fice clerk, Minnesota, $30. S. A. Morawet^
& Co., 315 Kasota building.
WANTEDI'AL&xns.D **.OPLE FOR THE
Prescott Dramatic School opens Jan. 1 re
hearsals by cast at once. We are placing peo
ple every day with road shows, both vaudeville
and stock special terms for those joining now.
Prescott Booking Agency, 501 Lumber Ex
change.
WANTEDJ-TWO MEN TO TRAVEL FOR LO
cal firm, $15 to $18 per week and expenses
to start advancement and steady .employ
ment to right parties closed from Saturday
noon till Tuesday morning. Call or address
General Manager, 607 Sykes block, Minne
apolis.
WANTEDMEN TO LEARN BARBER TEADE.
Only short time required. Call or write for
free illustrated catalogue. Moler Barber Col
lege, 221 2d ov S, Minneapolis, Minn. Call
have your work done free. Established 1893.
COifti-OSiTOR WANTEDTEMPERATE, Ex
perienced, capable of doing mercantile, blank
book and book work, grain blanks, etc. wages
accordiug to ability guarantee steady work.
Address 4939, Journal.
WANTED A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
stenographer, one who has had insurance ex
perience preferred state experience and sal
ary 'expected. No beginner need apply. Ad
dress 5084, Journal.
WANTEDPAINTER WHO KNOWS HIS Busi
ness and can stripe wagon boves, who is quick
and active and knows how to mix paints no
common painters wanted. Keller Mfg. Co.,
Sauk Center. Minn.
TEN MEN ON A SPLi-NDID PROPOSITION
a ne.v article for families, asci sold on ihe
credit plau, pays .?10 $4o weekly, according
to ability. C. F. Adams, 76-78 7th st S,
Minneapolis, Minn
WANTEDCOMPOSITORS WANTED IN
good town, 250 miles from Minneapolis open
shop, wages $18 to $25 per week nobody but
first-class men need apply. Apply at once.
4132, Journal.
TWO SALESMEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF
27 and 50, capable of earning $200 per month
or more, city or Minnesota territory, salary
or commission or both guaranteed. Address
4878, Journal.
TAILOR WANTEDA GOOD ALL ABOUND
tailor with good habits can get a Bteady job
year around, or may go in partnership in a
town not far from this city. Address 4937,
Journal.
WANTEDBOOKKKEEPEE FOE LUMBEE
concern in small Wisconsin town must have
some knowledse of merchandise state age,
experience ant: salary wanted. Address 4990,
Journal.
PLUMBING SCHOOL.
Special rates for two months' instruction
day class $25. Practical School of Plumbing
_and Heating. 3639 Nicollet av. Minneapolis.
WATJDHES CLEANED, 50c MAINSPRINGS^
50c warranted one year clocks repaired,
called for and delivered. Telephone T. C.
943. Chas. Horwltz, 803 Washington av N.
WHY NOT EARN MORE MONEY? WE HELP
capable men to better positions hundreds of
opportunities now open. Write for booklet.
Hapgoods. 313 Nicollet av, Minneapolis.
WANTEDMEN AND W05T1.N IN EVERY
town in Minnesota to represent us $100
monthly to parties with ability. F. A. Jac
obs. 419 Phoenix building, Minneapolis.
SALESMEN TO Si-LL OUR COODS TO GEN
eral stous. clothiers, druggists and grocars
fine sidelines, bii profits, liberal terms. Model
Bfg.jCo., Box L, South Bend. Ind.
SHOE CUTTERS WANTEDEXPERIENCED
shoe cutters on men's fine shoes steady job,
good wages. Come at once. Florsheim & Co.,
Adams and Clinton sts, Chicago, 111.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income conesponding for newspapers ex
perience unnecessary Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate, Lockport, N. eY.
WANTEDSTATION MEN F0E~ ROCK AND
earth work: long job: free fare: good prices.
Scandinavians preferred. Call at Western Em
_jloyment_ffice 103 Nicollet av.
WANTEDA BARBER CAN USE ONE WITH
two or more years' experience a steady, hon
est n.an t-tejuv job to right party. Address
J. S. McKay, ^'pxjiidria, Minn.
GAEDNLR WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN
to take charge of private green houses must
be sober, competent and well recommended.
Address 273. Journal.
WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT
stenographer for electrical machinery position
state qualifications and compensation required.
Address 5085, Journal.
JOB COMPOSITORSTHREE $18, 54 HOURS'.
Linotype operator, scale. Union or non-union.
Permailties guaranteed competents. Typoth
etae, 200 4th st S.
WE WANT SEVERAL COMPETENT STENOG
raphers for city and outside positions salaries
from $40 to $75. S. A. Morawetz & Co., 315
Kasota building.
WANTEDINSTALLMENT COLLECTOR FOR
merchandise accounts, good salary and ex
penses. Address Globe Co.. 723 Chestnut st,
Philadelphia, Pa.
EXPERIENCED TAILORS IN ALTERATION
department must be competent foreign ex
perience preferred. Apply Young-Quinlan Co.,
513 Nicollet av.
BLACKSMITH AND HELPERS WANTED FOR
work in a farm wagon factory state experi
ence and wages. Neal, Johns & Co., Lake
City. Minn.
WANTEDYOUNG MAN WITH SOME *X
peilence for position in mailing room of news
paper. One who can set type preferred. 4996,
Journal.
WANTED^FIRSTTCLASSI COMPOSITORS I N
open job shop outside of city good wages to
good man. Apply, stating experience, 3702,
Journal.
LEARN WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING, OS
tics earn more money oldest school. Min
neapolis Watchmaking School, 7th and Hen
nepin.
BKtt
WATCHES CLEANED 50c MAINSPRINGS 50c
warranted one year clocks repaired, called for
and delivered. T. C. 9545, Dobiln. 223 Wash. N
WANTEDYOUNG MAN TO DRIVE LIGHT
delivery wagon address, stating age and ex
per'ence end salary expected. 5063, Journal.
BOOKKEEPERS, STENOGRAPHERS AND
clerks In office or store register with Fred
Sheridan & Co.. 520 Bank of Minneapolis bldg
PAINTERS WANTED FIRST-CLASS AND Ex
perienced stripers on farm wacon work good
job. Neal. Johns Co. Lake City Minn.
SHOES RESOLED IN lft, MINUTES, BEST OAK
soles, sewed. 75c nailed, 50c rubber heels,
40c. 8. T. Sorensen, 312 Nicollet av.
WANTEDA'FEW GOOD SALESMEN, FIRST
class men. will be given straight salary con
tract. 8 East man block.
WANTED COACHMAN OF EXPERIENCE'
single: references required. D. Simon, The
Palace Clothing House-
WANTEDLUMBER GRADER FOR SMALL
Sawmill steady work. Rock Lake Lutnler
Co.. Powers, Minn.
WANTEDDAY
C0OK ONE WHO CAND0
good pastry, at once, Webster's Lunch Room.
2.tJ0 Hiawatba av. _ ,^__
WANTEDSALESMEN-OR SALESWOMEN TO
sell household article. Western Novelty C6.r
iWant to Buy a Home? Tell iriia Waiht Ad Wilat Ydli Want
HELP WANTEDrMALE
Continued
WANTEDCAR EEPAIEfcE FOE LOGGING
cars stead}- job. Powers-Simpson Co., Pow
ers, Minn.
18 MONTHLY AGENTS. WANTED STAND
ard Registry Co., 313 Bank Commerce bldg,
WATOHi.8 CLEANED 1 MAINSPBINGS 1
warranted one yepr. Paeel's. 22 3d st S.
WANTEDCITY AND TRAVELING BALES
man at once. Call at 307 3d st S.
WANTED A GOOD, STOUT KRRAND BOY,
at Munzer's, 60S Nicollet av.
HELP WANTEDFEMALE
CEEEDON'S WAIST SHOP,
1006 Nicollet av.
There's no more doubt
About the fact that
The waist to wear
-Is a Creedon.
Prices $1.50 to $5.
LEAEN EXPERT SHORTHAND AND TOUCH
TYPEWRITING.
We provide means for that careful, personal
attention and Individual instruction which is so
vital to the success of the average student.
The Minion Shorthand Institute,
buuanlr Loan BVIJIUIIIB
IF YOU VISIT THE ECLECTIC BUSINESS
college jou will Mirely be pleased with the
large, light classiooms and thorough equip
ment. Subjc.lt- taught: Bookkeeping, short
hand, typewriting, telegraphy, physical cul
ture and English blanches. Individual and
class instruction Hay and evening sessions.
New term Jan. 2d. Catalog free. J. M.
Bulzer, president. TZ~) 5th st S.
SATUEDAY WE SACRIFICE AT 60c ON THE
dollar all this season's unclaimed suits and
overcoats cheviots, woisteds, homespuns,
Scotch eectB, meltons, etc. $20 ones for $10
$25 ones for $12.50 $30 ones for $15. No
extra charges for alterations for a perfect
fit. Rush Tailoring Co., 304 1st av S.
WANTEDTALENTED PEOPLE FOR THE
Prescott Dramatic School opens Jan. 1 re
hearsals by cast at once. We are placing peo
ple every day with road shows, both vaudeville
and Btock special terms for those joining now.
Prescott Booking Agency, 601 Lumber Ex
change.
WANTEDLADIES TO LEARN HAIRDRESS
ing, manicuring and massage. Splendid op
portunity now. Call or write for particulars.
Moler Barber College, 221 2d av S. Call
and lave your work done free.
WANTEDGIRLS TO OPERATE POWER SEW
ing iniehines we pay a salary for the fiist
three weeks while learning. Call and see us
in regard to getting a position. Sterling Mfg.
Co., 423 5th av S
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED BY GENTLEMAN
with invalid wife and one child. Would pre
fer a person of some experience. Will pay
good wages. North Dakota town. Good home.
4723, Journal.
WANTJCDA YOUNG LADY PHOTOGRAPHER
who can do general studio work must be a
good retoucher and finisher when writing state
age and experience. Address M. L. Campbell,
Dauphin, Man.
WANTEDEXPEBIENCED VAMPEES AND
stitchers Of all kinds on men's fine shoes ex
cellent wages, steady work. Come at once.
Florsheim & Co., Adams and Clinton sts, Chi
cago, 111.
SMALL WAGES AND GOOD HOME FOE
young girl willing to assist in light house
work of small family may attend school if
desired. Apply 2116 Emerson av S, upstairs.
WANTEDA LADY ABOUT 50 YEABS~OLD~
companion for elderly woman, to go to country
town good home and wages Christian Scien
tlst preferred. Address 4840. Journal.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income conesponding for newspapers ex
perience vnnecessary. Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate. Lockport, N. Y.
GIEL WANTED FOR OFFIVCE V/OEK, AD
dressing circulars, etc. work lasts about a
month $5 per weeki Hours, 8 to 5. Ad
dress 5119, Journal.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED GIRL, GENERAL
houfcewovk, two in family, wages good. Ap
ply mornings. Thomas Swinford, Flat F, 13th
and Hawthorn av.
EXPEKlENCSED~fAILORS IN ALTEEATION
department* must be competent foreign ex
perience preferred. Apply Young-Quinlan Co.,
513 Nicollet av.
A NEAT WOKKING HOUSEKEEPER, GOOD
cook and housekeeper, neat and clean, in fam
iiy of two. Mldle-aged preferred. Address
4693, Journal.
WANTEDGIEL FOE FAMILY OF THEEE
modern cottage, liberal waRes. Ask for Mr.
Hanlngton. 9 o'clock Saturday morning, at
917 Hennepin^
WANTEDAN EXPEEIENCED GIEL FOE
general lousework no washing small family
good wages. Apply with references. 2826
Park av.
BOOKKEEPERS, STENOGRAPHERS AND
cleiks in office or store register with Fred
Sheridan & Co., 520 Bank of Minneapolis
building.
WANTEDADDRESS OF LADY DESIEING TO
earn money duriug spare time excellent op
portunity for right party. Address 5094, Jour
nal.
BUY YOUR TEUNKS AT THE BIJOU TEUNK
factory old ones taken in exchange: 14 Wash
ington av N. Wm. Ivorenz. Both phones^
WANTEDA COMPETENT STENOGEAPHEE^
State experience, give references, age and sal
ary expected. Address 5034, Journal.
CATON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, STEN0GRA
phy and telegraphy moves Dec. 30 to the Col
let" Mock. 2d av S and 3d st.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED GIRL FOE GEN
eral housework family of three. Apply
1225 Hawthorn av. Flat "A."
WANTEDLADY TEADING STAMP OANVA8
sers and demonstrators on salary. Room 313
Bank of Commerce building.
P* Friday Evening, TH E MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL." 3|piv1^FBI December 29, 1905. fgt*imi^P -tv
A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK NO
washing. McDougall, 1897 Dayton av, Mer
riam Park, Minn.
WANTEDEXPERIENCED GIRL FOR HOUSE
work good wages. Address T. H. Pugh,
Larimore, N. D.
WANTEDGIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK
and in care of small child call 1829 2V, st
S, flat I.
WANTEDA COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework in family of two. S37
15thRED
av S.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework family of two. 2^30 Bloomington
WANTEDEXPERIENCED SALESLADIES FOR
_cloaks and suits. Munzer, 608 Nicollet av.
WANTEDGOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework small family. 1831 Park av.
WANTEDGOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Call at once. 106 16th st S.
T. J. PRAISS, IMPORTER OF FASHION JOUR,
nals and patterns, 522 Medical block.
Tomorrow
Continued
SKIVERS EXPERIENCED ON AMAZEEN MA
chine. Sbarood Shoe Co., St. Paul.
WANTEDA FIRST-CLASS WAITRESS AT
Hotel Richmond, 9th and Nicollet._^
EXPERIENCED MARKER AND SORTER
laundry. Inquire 200 Nicollet av.
WANTEDGIRL FOR GENERAL KITCHEN
work. Samson's. 5U8 2d av S.
WANT GOOD GIRL TO WASH DISHES. BUE
tls House. 112-Ut 1th st N.
WANTEDCOMPETENT GTRL FOE GENERAL
housework at 2531 1st av S.
WANTEDCHAMBtR MAID AT HOTEL AL
len. 3d st and 2d v S.
WANTEDFIRST-0LAS8 PANTRY GIRL AT
the Grill, 308 1st av S.
WANTEDAN EXPERIENCED WAIST
isher at 90 10(h st S.
FIN-
WANTEDGIRLS 2900 6th AV S. SECURITY
Envelope Co.
COMPETENT GIRL WANTED,
let av.
8244 NICOL-
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, /c A
word no ad less than 10c dally 20 words or
les*. one -neck. 50c.
HUSTLING YOUMCV MAN STUDENT WANTS
lo take care horse, cow or furnace or to
waMi dishes wait on table or do an-v other
honorable work for board while attending
?i.wi, phone or write Minnta.iollB liutiiiieos
Coll'ge. 305 Central av. Both phones.
AN UPRIGHT YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ABIL
it.v, desires to learn the hardware trade been
deeply interested in this line of business for
sotce time, think to make the trade a success.
Address Box 157. Luverne. Minn.
COUNTRY PRINTER-PUBLISHiJt WANTS
position where he can give entire attention to
dodger, bill and poster composition^ young,
straight habits and willing to work early and
late. Address 5056. Journal.
WHEN IN NLED OF A GOOD PRACTICAL
bookkeeper, stenographer or clerk, communicate
with Fred Sheridan & Co.. 520 Bank of Minne
apolis building. N. W. phone Main 2481 J2.
T. C. 10248.
WANTEDPOSITION AS BOOKKEEPER 4
years' experience on both partnership and
corporation books best of references as to
character and ability. 4935 Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION BY EXPERT STENOG
rapher eight years' experience as court re
porter references gilt-edged well qualified for
other work. Address 4916, Journal.
WANTEDBY Y.OUNG" MAN. PERMANENT
or tirapora'y posMlon as bookkeeper, assistant
cr other offict wtrk. experienced, best of ref
erences. 4J2(i. Journal.
OFFICE WORK, ALL OR PART TIME, WANT
ed by blight joung man experienced bookkeep
er and stenographer small salary to start.
Address 4924., Journal.
A GOOD CARPENTER WANTS WORK BY
Jan. 1 or after Inside hardwood finishing pre
ferred in or out of city. Address 4593, Jour
nal.
FURRIEEFULLY COMPETENT TO TAKE
full charge ot a first-class fur department:
open for an engagement. Address 4786, Jour
nal.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS COLLEC
tor or office work can give best of references
has horse. Address 5040, Journal.
WANTEDOUTSIDE POSITION OF ANY KIND
by young man formerly stenographer will go
anywhere. Address 4867. Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION BY A SCANDINAVIAN
as city salesman for an established wholesale
_bouse. Address 4827, Journal._
WANTEDEMPLOYMENT IN IIOTELTEXPE
rlenced dishwasher, fireman and porter. W. F.
O'Brien, Faribault. Minn.
WANTEDPOSITION BY YOUNG MAN WITH
five years" office experience steady habits.
Address 4839. Journal.
YOUNG MAN ATTENDING SCHOOL WISHES
place where he can work fer board and room.
Address 5080. Journal.
SITUATION WANTED AS COLLECTOR OR
any outside position references given. Ad
dress 6036, Journal.
YOUNG MAN, DANE, WOULD LIKE WORK OF
some kind for room, board and small salary.
817 3d KV S.
SITUATION WANTED TO TAKE CASE OF
stock by young man with experience. Address
4975, Journal.
HOESESHOEE AND BLACKSMITH WANTS A
situation. J. P., 268 20th av S.
Female.
If you have a WANT of any kind, let THE
JOURNAL WANT COLUMNS supply it. You
can talk personally to but one prospective cus
tomer at a time The Journal reaches thousands
of good buyers simultaneously, and it reaches
^them at a time when they have time to consider
-your proposition.
Bring, send or phone your ad to The Jour
nal for this big Sunday Edition.
The rates are only one cent each word, -no
l^ad taken for less than twenty cents..
A LADY OF EDUCATION AND EEFINEMENT
desires a position as managing housekeeper
including the education of motherless children.
Best references. Address Miss Grohmann, 680
St. Nicholas av, New York, N. Y.
A LADY OF 30 YEARS OF AGE OF HIGH
references, would like work as nurse for an
invalid lady or nurse for one or two children
will travel if wish. Add-ess 5071, Journal.
YOUNG LADY WITH OVER FIVE YEARS'
experience, desires position as bookkeeper or
bookkeper and stenographer can furnish best
of reference. Addresss 4829, Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION BY EXPERIENCED
young lady stenographer and bookkeeper best
of references at present employed. Address
Box 85, Cleveland, N. D.
WANTEDBY PL*ASAN YOUNG LADY TO
care for children from 9 in morning to 6 at
night. Call 1020 Washington av S, room 2.
WANTEDBY RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGJLD WO
man cae of in-eliti or child going to Califor
nia or pone warm climate. 3919, Journal.
RESPECTABLE GIRL DESIRES PLACE TO
work for board and attend Central high school.
Address Miss E.. 3429 Thomas av N.
WANTEDPOSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR
gentleman of wealth good work given good
wages expected. Address 4928, Journal.
A WIDOW WITH SMALL CHILD DESIRES A
situation as housekeeper. Mrs. Antoreon, N.
_W. shone S 863 Jl, 2816 Chicaso av.
A COMPETENT AND RELIABLE DRESSMAX
er of long experience will go out by day, $2
_per day Address 4780^ Journal.
WANTEDPOSITION IN CARPENTER SHOP,
for winter small wages to start 1 years'
experience. 427 2d av S. C. H.
WOULD LIKE TO DO SEWING BY~THE DAY
must go out to do it: $1 30 per day. Miss
M. L. Sargent, 427 Knox av N.
CROSS NURSE NO. 38 12th ST N 50c
per day medical and city references engage
ments made- Address or apply.
SCANDINAVIAN LADY, GOOD AND RESPECT
able, wants position as working housekeeper.
Address 6054. Journal.
STENOGRAPHER MUST HAVE POSITION AT
once first-class references furnished. Address
5019, Journal.
PATIENTS WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
nurse. Write er call. 110 12th st S.
WANTEDA POSITION" BY~ EXPERIENCED
bookkeeper. Address 4750, Journal.
Is the day to bring your
WANT AD to The Journal
for the Big Sunday Edition.
0
WE ARE ENGAGED IN FARM MOSTGAGE
and general investment business capital of
$50,000. Jan. 1 we will increase our capital
stock to $100,000 $40,000 of this stock will be
offered for sale at par we will take in one
other active member who can take such por
tion of the stock as desires, not less than
$10,000. If you are Interested and have the
money write for particulars. 4732, Journal.
BUblAEbb CJ1ANC.&$o00 1NVX.BXJLD WITu.
us, will give jou $l,ooo worth of paid-up
stock in a lumbering manufacturing enterprise
guaranteeing handsome dividends at once pay
able semi-annually also choice lot In a new
townsite, worth from $200 to $1,000 this
offer is limited and is a rare opportunity.
Address at once. Miller & King^.,231-2 Lumber
Exchange. Minneapolis,
FOR Ai,j-(7,ii.tt.a. MERCHANDISE BUS!
ness in western Minnesota town of 500 in best
diversified.farming territory $10,000 stock,
can be Ieduced uolng $5o,oo0 a year owuer
.visiles to retire must be disposed of in the
next 60 days the best .all around business
proposition In this country, and worthy of the
closest inspection come quick. 4722, Journal.
BUSINESS OPENINGAN INCORPORATED
wholesale house, established over 25 jears,
providing for increasing business, would sell
$10,000 treasury stock: also in doing this
would like to secure tne services of a good
man, acquainted, If possible, with grocery line,
lor particulars address H. W. Phillips, 706
Globe building, St. Paul. Minn.
TO EXCHANGE FOE EQUITY OF $3,000 IN
Minneapolis property, large store building and
five lots on Front st. Verndale, Minn. Good
opening for general store in the famous "park
reg'ou" great agricultural country plenty of
uner'es raise tlie linest potatoes on eajrtli-
L. Frailer. Verndale, Minn.
DUUQ STOKE FOE SALE.
Best drug store in live town of 7,000 popu
lation in South Dakota special reason for
selling will Invoice about $10,000. This is
the kind of a business not usually for sale
"no brokers or traders." P. O. Box 501,
Minneapolis, Minn.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALEOWING
to ill health am compelled to sell out my es
tablished business oi furs, ladies' cloaks, suits,
skirts, shirtwaists, corsets, etc. am located
in Calumet, Mich., a town of 3D,0o0 to 4o,0o0
population. The Russian iurrier, Sam Leavitt,
liopiietor.
FOR QUICK SALEWE OFFER AT A BAR
gain price, 'Winnipeg's best high-class res
taurant, fruit and confectionery business
$5,0o0 cash and good security will handle,
lor tull particulars apply the Business Brok
ers, 611 Mclntyrc block, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
FOR haX,.OJME~100-*(.L 8x.ca.tf thOiia.
mill and S0,000-bu elevator, situated on track
in North Dakota best wheat district, plant
now running can take part cash'and north
western taim land. For particulars address
2792. Journal.
FOR SALEAN ELEVATOR OF 80,000 BU
capacity at Dtvils Lake, .V D. fuel and feed
business in connection: ha,* seven full-sized
lots might consider some good land as part
payment. Address Cooler & Goer. Devils
Lake, N. D.
FOE SALEEQUIPMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
studio in attractive town of 1.500 in western
Minnesota everything in first-class condition
opening better for Scandinavian. Address Bur
ton Bowler, Loan & Trust building. Minne
apolis.
WE HAVE 600 PROPOSITIONS, SUCH AS
houses in city and out, business blocks, hotels,
mills, livery stocks, to sell or trade.
American Land & Ex. Co.,
235 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
$2,200 TAKES $3,0*0 IOWA SHOE, DRY
goods, men's furnishing and grocery stock do
ing $800 a month. Telephone aud cream sta
tion pays the rent splendid opportunity no
competition. Address 47u2. Journal.
FOR SALEMUST ~SELL~ QUICK. EESTAU
rant on Nicollet av a money maker bost of
fer ever made In the city runs from $150
to $2oo per month profit. Answer quick, 593,
Journal.
FOE SALELUNCH C0UNTEE, A DANDY
place right price open day and night a
money maker little money will handle it on
sale for three days only. Address 4785, Jour
nal.
WANTEDRESPE^TABLlPMEN, WITH" $800
to $1,000 capital to invest in first-class saloon
propositions in towns from 500 to 2,500. Stand
ard Brewing Co., Mankato, Minn.
FOR SALEJsNAFSTOttJb BUILDING, 24x60
good basement general stock in building will
spll stock best location in new town fine
farming country. 4934. Journal.
TO EXCHANGE$15,000 STOCK OF HARD
ware and implements in southern Minnesota
town for northwestern farm lands at actual
value. Address 4721, Journal.
EXCHANGECLEAN STOCK GENERAL MER
chandlse, store, residence, etc., doing good
business wish, to retire. Want improved farm.
_Dvorak, Reedsville, Wis.
DRUG fc.iOH.j- IUK aji.1^1^ I N BEST TOVTM I N
North Dakota: invoice ab6ut S3.O00: sales $25
per day expenses $2 no brokers or traders.
Address 4743. Journal.
OFFICE BUSINESS, CLEARING $1,600 YEAR
ly, old established, just the thing for party
seeking easy occupation. Woodruff, 316 North
western building.
FOR &AWoxuxvE PROPERTY ON A GOOD
business streit suitable for any kind of busi
ness rooms to live upstairs. Mrs. H. Hens
lin, Tracy, Minn.
SPECULATORS,
Call early tomorrow morning and get our
"hunches" on grain and stock. 1042 Lumber
Exchange.
HOTJLL TO LEASE IN GOOD MONTANA
town, brick and strictly modern liberal In
ducement to right party, Address 4567,
Journal.
SPECULATORSTRY OUR UNEXCELLEB
facilities for Uading In grain and stocks. C.
_L._Banmen Co.. 222-225 Century. Both phones.
$375 TAKES LUNCH ROOM, BUILDING AND
equipment, tbree-year lease average receipts,
_nlgMs. $12. Call at 1222 Washington arji.
CONFECTIONERY, DOING $18 DAILY j~LOW
rent, don't have to buy the fixtures: best deal
in city. _Woodruff, 316 Northwestern bldg.
WANTEDSEVERAL GOOD, STRAIGHT Busi
ness men. with reasonable capital, $800 to
$1,000. Standard Brewing Co., Mankato.
FOE SALECLiANTNEAELY ALL NEW $3,000
stock of general merchandise at discount for
_cash. A. H. Schraeder. Blue Earth, Minn.
WILL EXCHANGE GOOD EESIDENCE IN N.
Dakota town for well located prairie land In
webtern Canada. 44b4, Journal.
A LICENSED UNDEETAKEE WANTS POSI
tlon or will go In business. Address Box 70,
Prentice, Wis.
FOE RENTSECOND AND THIRD FLOOR OF
lodging house, 224 Washington av S. Key
downstairs.
I CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS
Kcriptlon.
SEND DE
Shepard. Bank Commerce building.
PARTNER WANTED IN FUEL BUSINESS,
Shepard, Bank of Commerce building.
_^ST^P^T^^REWARDS_
LOSTTUESDAY EVENING^ A^^LOWERED
silk bag, containing silver embroidery scissors,
thimble and partly finished eyelet embroidered
pillow between McKinley Court and Hotel Sum
mers for reward return to Mrs. Williams,
Hotel Summers.
LOSTSATURDAY EVENING IN MINNEApO-
11s Dry Goods store, in basement, two packages
one containing four handkerchiefs, gloves,
shoes, etc., the others containing small saap
box, brown leave at Journal office for reward.
LOST OR STOLENBANKBOOK NO. 129817,
Issued by the Farmers & Mechanics' Savings
Bank of Minreapolls: if not returned to said
bank before Jan. 11, 1906. application will be
made for a duplicate thereof.
WILL THE PERSON WHoTpICKEDTuP
MARKET BASKET
COMO HOME BAKERY,
A
child's ermine muff in front of Wellington
flats today kindly return same to flat 5 In
Wellington for reward'
LOSTSUNDAY MORNING, GORDON SETTER^
license number on collar, 739 answers to name
of Rover. Return to 328 14th av SE for lib
eral reward.
LOSTA L4RGE FAWN COLORED GREAT
Dane dog, 2 years old had strap collar. Re
turn at once to 2702 Emerson av S. for re
ward.
LOSTSIX WEEKS AGO, ORANGE AND
white and ticked English setter dog $10 re
ward for return or Information. Box 590.
city.
LOSTSCOTCH COLLIE DOG YELLOW
body white around neck. Reward for his
return to 1611 Linden av. T^C. phone 1537.
LOSTWHITE ANGORA CAT, WITH COLLAR.
Ran away anyone taking him up please notify
S.Mvia Brown. 2105 Bryant av S. Reward.
FOUNDLADY'S P0CKETB00K ON FRANK
liu av Christmas. Can have It by describing
and paying for ad. Call 1512 E 2tst st.
LOSTLARGE GRAY SQUIRREL MUFF,
Thursday afternoon retu'-n for reward to J.
G. Malmstedt. 426 Nicollet.
LOSTCOLLIE. WITH WHITE TIPPED TAIL
also white Russian wolf hound. Telephone X.
W. 1441 or T. 1R22.
LOST-GOLD CRUCIFIX AND ROSARY BEADS St**^ 3^*"'
at Powers' store. Saturday, Dec. 23 return 116
8d st S. for reward.
FOUNDSMALL BLACK AND WHITE DOG
owner identify and pay for this ad. Call at
Journal office.
MUSIC TEACHER, GENTLEMAN. WISHES TO
exchange piano lessons as part payment for
furnished room or table board excellent refer
ences. Address 5076. Journal.
TRANSLATING AND LE8S0NS IN SPANISH
conversational method. Apply to Mrs. Par*
aons. 1804 4th av S.
1606 Hennepin AT. O
T. C. Phone 2367.
Saturday Specials.
Almond slices, regular 10c dozen,
tomorrow, 8c dczen.
Belmont, cookies, regular 10c do% to
morrow 5c.
Orange cream squares, 15e dozen.
levil rood, irat eijaarcs, 15 dozen. tr
Peach layer cake, regular 20c, tomorrow
15P.
N'eonolitan Joaf cake 10c each.
Good old-fashioned fruit cake. 50c lb.
A fine assortment of delicacies such as
lady fingers, macproons, kisses and cocoa
nut balls.
Try a loaf of our homemade bread.
Boston brown bread and baked beans,
25c a Jar.
Nothing but the best of materials used,
We deliver.
Phone your orders early.
ZIEVE'S.
We wish to extend our best wishes for
a happy and prosperous New Year to alL
We hereby announce that our
"Pre-Inventory Sale"
commences Jan. 2d. Everything will be
sold at reduced prices.
R. Zleve,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
14 5th St N,
Opposite West Hotel.
Both phones. T.C. 157S. W. Main 4187.
O*1*^)
O
OOOOOOOOjOOOOOO START THE NEW YEAR EIGHT BY
baying your meat from
The New Market,
Fancy dry picked turkeys, lb, 18c, 20c
Ducks, per lb 13c
Chickens, per lb 12c
Legs of mutton, per lb 10c
Prime rib roast of beef 8c and 10c
Round steak, per lb 10c
Shoulder steak, per lb 8c
Pork sausage. 3 lbs 25c
Pork chops, per lb 10c
Pork shoulder per lb
Summer sausage, per lb
Mincemeat, 3 lbs for
hams per lb
Mutton steak, per lb
Bllckfeldt & Fink, Props.,
8c
.15c 25c
8c
.10c
89 7th st S.
Phones: N. W. Main 1909-L2.
3809.
T. C.
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THE
0 CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE,
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209 Nicollet Av.
Whiskies, Brandies, Wines and Liquors
lor Family and SSeOical T^se.
Prompt Delivery to All Parts of the City.
0 O
T. C. Phone 564. N. W. Phone Main 564.
PERSONAL
DO YOU STAMMER?
Does your son or daughter or friend stam
mer? We can cure you perfectly and perma
nently in four to six weeks, as we have cured
many prominent people right here rln the twin
cities. Call or write for terms and particu
lars.
Northwestern School for Stammerers, I
1222 Hennepin av, Minneapolis, Minn.
OUR GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE
pale of unclaimed suits and overcoats begins
Saturdayjust when you want them quick.
Bona fide saving 50c on the dollar all snits
have original measurements and name of pur
chaser attached no fake: $20 suits or oTer
coats $10 $25 ones, $12.50 $30 ones, $15.
Rush Tailoring Co.. 304 1st av S".
PERSONALWRINKLES BLACKHEADS, PIM
pl?s. double chins, goiters, removed super
fluous hair, moles, warts, red noses removed
by electricity. Come to an expert. Mrs. Lil
lian Clyde, dermatologist and instructor, 620'4
Nicollet.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED AND PACKED
for shipment pr storage by experienced men
new fireproof storage warehouse, with sepa
rate compartments and locked rooms. The
Boyd Transfer A Storage Co., 46 3d st S.
VITAL 6CIENCE
The most effective treatment for all dis
eases. Call for consultation, or write for new
book. Gates Institute and Sanatorium, 1323
Hennepin av.
THE MAN
That cures dand-uff and stops the hair from
falling: evenings by appointment. W. L.
Higboe. Face Specialist, 618 Medical bidg.
THE DRINK HABIT
Cured permanently no matter how bad the
case no drugs does not take you away from
work or bnslness. Address 2700. Journal.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND THURSDAY
evenings, with social following buck and wing
and private by appointment. Holcomb's Acad
emy. 43 4th st S, third floor.
ANNA M. GRISWOLD. 207 MEDICAL BLOCK.
superfluous hair, moles, warts removed 07
electricity corns extracted inverted nails
and bunions treated.
A RELIABLE LADY PHYSICIAN HAS NEW
hospital, trained attendants women's patron
age solicited. 1216 Logan av N. Plymouth car
going north.
MENDING OF BRIC-A-BRAC, NEATLY DONE,
such as statuary, vases, metal, marble and
also some'*china, at 2730 1st T_S.
CORNS EXTRACTED, 26o INVERTED NAILS
and hnnJons treated. Dr. Collier. 515 Me. av.
HOSPITAL FOR LADIES.
T. C. 5582.
1930 CLINTON AV.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.
LOGGERS, TAKE NOTICE.
400 to 6tK head of big, beavy. young, first
class logging horses constantly on hand each
horse guaranteed as represented come and
see us before buying we can save you money
and give you selection from the largest col
lection in the northwest. Barrett & Zimmer
man, Midway Horse Market, Midway, St.
Paul.
FOR SALE8-YEAR-OLD GRAY MARE,
weight about 1,300, good wind and true, worth
$100 $65 takes her. Nearly new wide-tire
wagon and box complete. $40. Call quick
want to go away. 3820 Portland av.
HORSES. HORSES. HORSES.
We have 50 head of good young horses and
mares, weighing -from 1,200 to 1.300 lbs: our
motto is, quick sales and small profits. Bloom
A. Majerus, 248 and 250 2d av N.
FOR SALEONE FINE BROUGHAM. ONE OF
best make, cost $1,500 almost good as new
will sell for $600. This Is a bargain. A. C.
_Aitkinson. Carriage Shop, 69 12th s^t S.
PAIR ~BAY~H0RSES, WEIGHT l.WO AND
1.373, 5 and 7 years old. sound, city hroke.^
CARLOAD FARM MARES AND HORSES, 80
new $35 Portland cutters. $15 ell kinds
wagons, buggies and harnesses second-hand.
414 3d st S.
FOR SALEFOUR BIG WORK HORSES, 1,M0
lbs each, and four about 1.250 each best offer
takes them. Express Barn, 517 7th av S.
HMMERMAN^S-HORSE~MAtSET,
1
DEALERS
in all classes of horses, part time given when
desired. Stables. 12 2d stj.
FROST & CO.
All classes vTf horses for sale.
18 2d st N,
NOTICEDEAD HORSES REMOVED. N. W.
Scavenger Co., 102 1st st X. Phone 1SS Main.
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